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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1936)
pa at: two MKDFORD MATL TRTRUNE. MEPFORO. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936. FASCISTS STRIKE VICIOUS BLOW AT :e fete STRIKE LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO WATERFRONT DESERTED L U. S. SENATOR BAGS HIS DEER 5 gfrf esja-uiij.. iw k VIEWED AS BEST EVER HELD HERE PROBE DEATH OF .V w . i 7 T 1 tfn ........ rf 15 v s "T T (w- wit- -rf t- r xu. rwr vn-thf pmz J fft &y V, w sts-Vls ft, Legion Celebration Draws Thousands From County Dance, Dugout, Parade Outstanding Successes American Leglon'i Armistice Day celebration was declared today to have been the greatest and most tucceuful ver held In Med ford. Not only did the city's population turn out en masse to participate In the various events on the day-long program but thousands from all other part of the county came to town to Join in the observance of the armis tice that brought pence to the world on November 11, 1018. "The celebration was such an out standing success that we ven came out ahead financially' said Caes Wy more, prominent Legionnaire and chairman of the general committee In charge of the entire program. Dnll Proves Hit. There were close to 1000 persons at the ball and floor show held last night In the Oriental gardens as the climax to the big celebration. The vast crowd was so enthralled by the peppy and tuneful dance music pro Tided by the "Streets of Paris" swing orchestra and so thoroughly enter tained by the program or top-ranking lilght club features that practically everyone remained until the final number was played at 3 o'clock this morning. 'The Legion Dugout waa the hot teat spot In Medford yesterday, commented Mr. Wymore. "Practically everyone In Medford and thousands from other county communities vis ited the Dugout sometime during the day. We put on two floor shows, served a bounteous free lunch for all veterans and everyone had a thor oughly good time. It was a grand aucoese all the way through." The Med ford -Ashland high school football game. Included on the Le-1 glon program, drew a crowd of 3700, by far the largest throng of the year. Drum Major Scores. The Armistice Day parade was one of the largest and most colorful ever held here and attracted one of the greatest throngs of spectators on rec ord. Comment waa still being heard to day of the contributions made to the parade by the .senior and Junior high school musical organ .cations, their gala uniforms of vivid colors adding an exceptionally bright touch to the procession. Miss Lucille Wymore, high school senior and daughter of Case and Mr. Wymore, was the sub ject of conversation for her capable leadership aa drum -ma tor ot the girls' fife, bugle and drum corps, both In the parade and on the foot ball field between halves of the foot ball game. So large waa the throng that came to Medford that every night spot In and near town did a thriving busi ness. A spirit of conviviality and gaiety prevailed throughout the day and night and everywhere the celeb rante apparently had a genuinely en joyable time, SAFETfFlOR LONDON (UP) Extensive fwlll tlai to improve aviation route In India are In progrcaa, report re ceived here reveal. Considerable attention ! being (Iven to nlgbt (lying equipment Larger ahedi and extended meteoro logical equipment are being provided at Karachi. A new large hangar la under con. auction at Allahabad, A latge air atatlon la to be built at Ranfoon. which will beoome an Important air center. At Bombay a new hangar la aunoat completed. Improved runwava and new build ings are being constructed at Akyeb. Madras la to have a now airdrome. Larger quarters (or the airdrome tad are beln,i provided at cakutts, where an Increased volume of air truffle, makes existing facilities In adequate. New direction-finding wlreleea sta tions and amplified airdromo light ing are to be Installed at all Im portant centers along Empire routes. Macadam runways also are to be provided to avoid mud or dust dan gers to arriving and departing air craft. WARNS 45 YEAR OLDERSWIIOARE 20 LBS. TOO FAT EAT TIIR BII1IIT FOOD AND EAT FOOD RICI1T If you're 4A to 60 and about 30 pounds overweight wntch out! Med ical authorities ay you ve got mucn leas chance of living to a rle old aire aa Deonle of normal welaht. If not for beauty' sake then for your HEALTH'S Knke elart reducing right away. But make sure you use a SAFE method. Thouranils have ob tained marvelous results doing this: Cut down on fnl meats, butter, cream and ausary sweets. Eat move fruit and vegetable. Take a half teaspoonful of Kruschrn Salts In a glasa of hot water Unit thing every morning to help proper elimination of harmful excess poisons and waste. Kruschen seta on both UPIEH end LOWKK Dowel In.ure blissful dally bowel action without purging or hiirah cathartics and helps keep you feeling fine, fit snrt full of pep to ward a ripe old ni;e. Jar Inste for weeks aud cost but low ccuu. vyjS k 4 . . vytt: tcY.::; : 1 ''Ut'VAl, ir::riuTi:v'rf ;, This aerial view of the San Frsnolsco waterfront, focal point of the Paclflo Coast strike of 37.000 marl time workers, shows Idle ships tied up at their docks as federal agencies sought a settlement. This photo, looking north, pictures the deserted waterfront with a section of the San Francisco-Oakland bay bridge 'Associated Press Photoi WAREHOUSEMEN MOVE PERISHABLES Perishable fruits and vegetables which had been held In San Francisco warehouses by the coaatwlde marine strike were moved by special gangs of striking warehousemen, affiliated with the International Longshoremen'! Association. Here are boxee of pears being examined for condition, with Frank Hutchlns (left) nailing the lid back on one box while J. LaPera holds a sample of the fruit (Associated Press Photo) HOLDS 10 JOB CITY DUi MINNEAPOLIS (UP) Ed Huddles ton, a wrinkled, bewhtekcred old man, I'.as one of the strangest combination Jcba In the northwest. Dy day, he Is the keeper of a rat Infested dump grounds; by night, in a lantern-lighted shanty by the rHimpslde, he Is a rloiltn maker. For 47 years Huddleston said he i.over showed any Intereat In music. "I couldn't tell a note." he said recently as he planed away on the hack of a violin. Now, he makes violins from cm toff Instruments. His most valuable asset lr. the manufacture of violins is a cm toff gramophone a gift from the man for whom he repaired hl first violin. A violin solo record spins around. Huddleston listens Intently and fin ally determines the "true tone" for his Instruments. In the last decade, hs had made nd repaired more than 2&C violins. Why doesn't he switch his vocation fur hta avocatlonf "Well.' 'he aald. "somebody's got LOS ANGELES zm5ss pmLROOMS liBATMI 1M1I it. . Ofte Most convenient eccommodaUant 0te Finest meals GrlD Tveni Coffee Shop Ebsvcnoirt, sleep-lnsplflnq bed brtje rooms with Iwuikxis littlnqj Unsuipossrd service and luxury ore yours alormilngry low cost HOTEL CLARK P.G.B.MORR ISSJfyr. "'aW - 4- to take care of this dump. I been dnln It so long nobody could do It as well." use Mall tribune want ads. ADRIENNE'S WEEK-END SPECIALS COSTUME SUITS The most versatile Fall cos tume you can find . . . Most of the jackets are fur -trimmed. Smart now colors . . . Price DRESSES A sperlnl group Including size 16 to Its. milk and wool styles and colors. $4.95 NELDA CREPE NELLY DONS Park wiuhattle silk prints made tn good styles fur order, street or school wear. $5.95 Silk Dresses HH.no values In a very special group of silk drees for Fall and tYlnter $7.95 Coats on Sale One ansortment of good looking mats In fur trimmed unit qport styles. $19.95 One roup of SJfifis values In "port and dres atvles. $24.95 ADRIENNE'S x- 1 L4 & 3 it r y v m 11 For failure to display a red light on the rear end of his house trailer, Ed ward j. Malvln of South Dakota was assessed $1 and costs in Justice ol the Peace William R. Coleman's court. James E. Walker, charged with op erating a truck with no PUG license, was fined $10 and costs. Walker told the court he was hauling machinery from California to Grants Pass, to be used on railroad construction, when and If started. Ralph Graham of Talent was as sessed (5 and costs for operating an auto with California license plates. The costs were paid and the line revoked. flan Francisco Turkeys, BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. J3v (AP) Turkeys: Young toms, under 17 lbs, 22c; young toms, over 17 lbs., 22c; young hens, 23e. Die "Magic Brain" concen trates on one program. The "Magic Eye" ends station to station clatter. And now, the "Magic Voice" elim inates "booming"-perm!!s only "conlrollod" notes to radiate into the room. This 5-band, superheterodyne with genuine RCA metal tubes is the radio you've always wanleH lo own. Palmer Music & Electric Store Mnin nnd B.trtlett jetaSsffiBH a.. fsW jJlmHaii lp (Continues from Page Out) the motorcycle they were riding craah ed Into a coupe driven by Mrs. Lovlcka waymack, county Jail matron. Subpoenas were Issued for wlt- nerses today, for grand Jury appear ancea In the death of Everett Thomp son, 65. Talent resident, killed when aasertedly struck by an auto driven by tester aiessai. zb. of Lake Creek Thompson waa a highway pedestrian. noeasai waa arrested in this city three weeks later and Is now In the county Jail, serving a 41-day sentence on a reckless driving charge. Msssal claims extenuating circumstances. It will be the first case before the grand Jury. Two other auto accident will be Investigated, the dlstrlot attorney re. port. They are the death of Avis Brood, Central Point girl bicyclist. lined when struck by an auto last June, driven by J. Z. Rlgga of Hills boro, Ore., at Pacific highway and Main street, Central Point. Rl;ga la at liberty on his own recognizance. The auto accident on the North Paclflo highway last spring, tn which Ruth Rlggs was seriously Injured, will also be probed. A smalt auto driven by Delbert Tremalne collided with a Rogue River Meat company truck, resulting In complete wreck of tbe email car and Its destruction by fire. The grand Jury Is expected to be In aeaslon a week or ten days and will iiear a large number of criminal mat ters, It waa reported. A coroner's Inquest Into the doath of Van Rheen will be held In the court houae auditorium Friday after noon at 3:30 o'clock, It wsa announced today by Coroner Frank Perl, who with District Attorney George Cod ding, will conduct the questioning. The Jury members will be Hal Piatt, Tom A. Waterman, K. N. Butler, L. O. Morthland, P. M. Kurts and Thomas J. Fuson. Plan Dalles Tank Depot, THE DALLES, Ore., Nov. 12. (AP) A request of Charles L. Neltow, manager of the port of The Dalles, for authority to negotiate leasee of farm property and dock privileges tor a major oil company, gave rise to the belief oil tankers will be the first ocean-going vessels to negotiate the Columbia to this city. 11a l!aafa 1 - ISJ Gl SI II I if O ! HIGHER HEAT T TNION BURNER OILS are refined to LJ the most rigid specifications, and carefully handled right through to your tank. They are clean, dear, uniform in quality, free of dirt or sediment. Union Burner Oils flow freely at cold est temperatures aad burn with extremely low combustion residue. Their high heat CRDER FROM Union Oil Company Petroleum Host & Burner Co. This picture shows that U. S. Senator Jamea Pope of id- j had plenty of evidence that he bagged his deer upon his return to Boise from a hunting party. (Associated Press P..oto) Jap Ship to Ball. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 12. -(AP) Agents for the Getsayo Maru, Japan ese freighter and last of the offshore ships remaining In thla area since the waterfront tie-up, said today the ves sel would leave Friday for Port Al bernl, B. 0., to load wheat and lum ber. Only oil tankers are moving. . Corbett Out Soon. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 12. (AP) Hospital attaches aald today If Ham ilton F. Corbett, president of too Portland chamber of commerce, con tinues his present strides toward re covery, he will be out of bed within two or three weeks. Corbett con-1 content assures maximum economy of operation... enables you to enjoy the carefree, economical comfort the manu facturer intended you to get from your automatic or other type of oil-burner. Orderyourwinter supply today. You'll get prompt delivery from any of tbe distributors listed below. ONE OF THESE Crater Lake Junction , . . 12fl E. M:in tr acted spotted fever as a result of a tick bite. At the first SNIFFLE. Quick! the unique aid for preventing colds. Especially de signed for nose and upper throat, where trios f colds start. VlCKS VATRO NOL 30c double quant ty 50c ML DISTRIBUTORS! Phone 160 Phone 1184 (Continued Hum Page One.) river on the west, tbe Insurgents met a violent military barrage. Cannon roared throughout the nlgbt. Macblne gun and rifle fire broke tbe sudden alienee wben the big gun ceased. . The bitter struggle for the easiest road Into the capital was rapidly ap proaching a climax. The rain and low celling kept war-' planes out of action, but the rival guns kept pounding positions spot ted by lightning flashes during the night. Several fires, set off by the artil lery bombardment tn the city, were put out by the rain. The clatter ot borsese's hoofa and the tramp of thousands of feet gave-, evidence the government was pouring relnforoementa Into strategic points as rapidly as possible. HOME, Nov. 11. W) Adolf Hitler oonf erred upon Benito Mussolini the order of the Red Cross of Germany today. Leopold Charles Edward, grand duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, pinned the decoration on 11 Duce at Venezla palace. The California 'state Automobile association Is 29 years old. HERE'S THE WAY TO SHIVER-PROOF YOUR CAR MORE HEAT-NO EXTRA COST! The WW Ooodrirh De Luxe Botiei Type Heater works or the tune grinbple at p not tvate- boilov, Thttt'i why vnu net norr heat -quicker heat- xfra comfort all winter Sec this amaa ing heata nnn. 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