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afEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE. MT.DFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. JUNE 1. 1937. CRATER LAKE, CAL AD IN MAGAZINE KLAMATH JURIST Five Die in Steel Riots EINAL WORD FEHL'S VISIT PAG J TEN C. of C. Files Letter, As Does Portland Civic Body Action Is Requested As old Oregon-Callfornta dispute raa resurrected today Khen Oregon Interests started protests against listing of Crater lake as situated In the neighboring state to the south Letters of protest were forwarded this morning by the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce to Time, l tlonal magazine, and a national ad- Tertlser In Time who had pictured Crater lake In hla advertisement In Time's May 31 Issue and captioned the Illustration. "Crater Lake, Cat." A. H. Banwell, chamber secretary, stated that he had this morning re oetved word from Portland Interests requesting that soma action be taken on the matter Immediately. Southern Oregon residents have long accused California of trying to purloin their most prized scenic at traction, numerous Instances having been brought to light which indi cated a lack of geographical exact ness not Justified by the nearly 100 mllea of dlstsnce separating the fam ed resort from California's boundary. PORTLAND, Junt 1. (AP) A national news magazine 'a mistake of placing Crater lake In California caused the Portland Chamber of Commerce to complain today. A two-page advertisement of a tractor company ahowi tractors working at "Crater Lake, Califor nia." The chamber sent Its objection to the eastern advertising agency which handle the company'a account. TREE DEDICATED TO A ten-year old evergreen tree In the city perk was yesterday dedicated to the memory of John Foster drib ble aa part of memorial day exer cises by Med ford Boy Scout troop ft. John Dribble was killed In an air crash near Randolph field February 11 of thla year while In training aa an army elr pilot. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Orlbble of this city. During his youth In Med ford, John Orlbble was a member of troop 0 and waa present when the tree wss planted 10 years ago last February 13. A bronsn marker, bearing dedi cation Inscription, was placed at the tree base, Rev. H. 8. Bartlam delivered the dedicatory address and L, Clifton Culp. troop 6 administrator, pre sented a brief resume of Grlbble's life. Col. W. K. Paine. Boy Scout historian for Crater Lake area coun cil and Scoutmaster Culp made ar rangements for the services. ft"" f . , j?-Mmr$iT Five steel strike demonstrators were killed or Injured fatally and at least 105 other persons suffered head and body bruises In a short-lived dash between !00 policemen and more than 1,000 demonstrators In a prairie near the South Chicago pUiit of Republic Steel. This picture, taken during the height of the light ing, shows some of the thousand mrn and women fleeing before riub-swlnglng police, while others sprawl on the ground In surrender. Tear fas and guns, as well as clubs, wre used In Ihe fight. CRESCENT TO GET DESTROYER VISIT i request that a United States navy submarine be aent to Crescent City harbor during the Fourth oi July celebration cannot be fulfilled. a letter notified the Jackson county chamber of, commerce today. Instead of the submarine, the com mander In chief of the navy will send the U. 8. destroyer Dallas, the letter stated. The destroyer will ar rive' July 3 and remain until July 0. Notification came from D. McD. Lc Breton, captain In the U. 8. navy and chief of staff of the U. 8. fleet. Tide time tables for the Crescent beach are now available at the cham ber, It Is announced. Use Mall Tribune want ads. The 100 piece Kltsalano boys' band of Vancouver, B. C, will make an Impromptu Medford appearance to morrow evening at 8 o'clock at the city pnrk, the chamber of com merce has been Informed. The band la en rout north by Greyhound Bus after playing at the San Francisco bridge fiesta. The group will dine at Valentine's enfo and will afterward entertain Ihe public with a free concert. Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. Use Mall Tribune want ads. STEEL WORKERS CAST VOTES : . Jiyj' vjft E Mrs. George Ferguson, Mall Trib une apartments, and A. D. Perdue, 921 North Central avenue, received a audden and unexpected bath Sun day afternoon when the car in which they were passengers mired down In a creek on the Woodruff Meadows road. So deep was the water, accord ing to Mrs. Ferguson, that It poured Into the automobile over the doors. Mrs. Ferguson aald that when they attempted to fond the creek. It ap peared the creek bottom was per fectly solid. However, the Graham coach quickly sank until water was up over the radiator as they reached the middle. Employee of , the forest service finally managed to pull the car out of the creek, she said, about 10:30 p. m.. after it had been there since three In the afternoon. BAND WILL PLAY WILDLIFE GROUP HERE TOMORROW Medford and Bend, the first talk scheduled for noon today to the Roseburg Klwanla club. The tour la the first of a aeries to various sections of the state. The wildlife delegation will visit Medford tomorrow. All local sports men and those Interested in wild life conservation are invited to Join the group for dinner at the Hotel Medford at 8:30 o'clock. Moving pictures of Oregon wild life are to follow the dinner pro gram. Reservations may be made by calling the chamber of commerce. SALEM. Juna 1. (JV-Ed Duffy, state parole efftcer, announoad to day he would grant permisa.00 to' Earl H. Peril, former Judge of Jack-' son county, to go to Klamath Fall ( to Interview Circuit Judge Edward B. Ashurst relative to two civil suits j filed against him. j Ft hi, who has been living In Port land since paroled from the state penitentiary after serving a portion of a four-year term for ballot theft, waa given hla freedom on condition ha remain out of Jackson county and to obtain permission before going Into , the southern part of the state. Duffy said that If Judge Aahurat. who will try the civil aults Involv-; Ing Fehl. thought It necessary Fsh. appear In person, he would Ukewiae ; grsnt hla permission to attend the trial at Medford June 15. Fehl's parole will be in force until August It when the four-year sen tencs expires. Deputy District Attorney Neilson said no ault In which Fehl la a de fendant la pending in thla county. The ault of Corlnthia E. etalley against the estate of Ted Helmroth has been set for June IS. Caves' Dill Introduced A letter from Senator Charles W. McNary today Informed the chamber of commerce that Oregon's senior statesman had Introduced an appro priation bill for S20.000 to provide for a lighting system at the Oregon Cavea national monument. The bill la listed aa senate bill 2465. Pour retired employes of the Erie railroad served a total of 319 years with the railroad an average of 64 years. PORTLAND, June I. (AP) A group of speakers representing the Oregon wildlife federation left to day for southern Oregon to address mopMnga st Roaeblira;, Klmnsth Falls. Snoaidrifts locked-in goodness You'll "go to town" on your reputation as a good cook when you use SNOWDRIFT for all your baking and frying. Steel workers al the Jones & l.aughlln Steel plant In Aliquipua, P were checked off on long Hats, is shown here, as they re celved bqlloU to vote In a collective bargaining election. ATTENTION, LADIES! Permanent Specials Will Continue Until June 21st OUR $3.B0 OIL PERMANENTS COM. r. -fl r PLETE WITH SHAMPOO, FINGER- P I WAVE AND HAIRCUT JL DUART PERMANENT REGULAR $5.00 DUART PERMANENT flj ff wave for yfyJ None of our supplies are used more than once on any permanent wave. Mclba, formerly of Mann's has been added to our staff of operators. Lyla-LiUian Marion. Young's Beauty Shop PHONE 454 BUY A REFRIGERATOR UNTIL YOU SEE THE AMAZING - 1 vw I I : aaaael rfiortrnafj I A PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS Complete with the FAMOUS METER-MISER ALL FIVE BASIC SERVICES Greater Ice-Ability Greater Storage-Abil-ity Greater Protect-Abil-ity Greater Depend-Abil-ity Greater Save-Ability ONLY FRIGIDAIRC HAS THE NEW INSTANT CUBE-RELEASE It's In every tiny In every ?uper-tnty' Krljttdalre. Instantly releases Ice-rubes from tra?, two or dozen at a tint, by simple lift or leer. Flirt old-time nuisance . , , jlcliW 3oV more Ire hy ending faucet melt ate maMe. C.reatet atlviinre In Irr Con trnlrnrt? trr knonnl vomr In. See lt quirk, eayv a it Ion. PRICED FROM $119.50 and up LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. m ay 31-jun ifmM Cottons Are Smarter Than Ever This Year...Why Not Wear Them? Cotton Chalkspun Thla Is a 36-Inch Pre-Shrunlc Past Color Cotton Fabric with a permanent mercer ized finish a Brand material for Sum mer dresses. Comes In colored grounds with a bright over print. On sale during National Cotton Week, 39 Dotted Cotton Swiss During National Cotton Week we will feature these dainty Dotted Swisses at 49c. yard. Fast color grounds in white, green, pink, rose and blue. With con trasting woven dots. These Swisses are all 38 Inches wide. Choice 49 Bath Towels Cotton Week sale of 1836 inch Cannon Bath Towels. This is a double thread towel in white with attractive colored border of red, black, green and blue and sells regularly for 19c. Choice Three Towels for 39c Extra special for National Cotton Week! Our regular 35c 24x44 Inch Heavy Weight Bath Towels for 35c. These are wow white with a neat colored border. Your choice tomorrow MAIN FLOOR MUSLINS Tou can always find plenty of ua for Muslin around the house. Special for Cotton Week, our regu lar 15c fully bleached 36 Inch Muslin for only 12'jc yard. Thla la the soft finish. Special 1 2 yd. Chair Pads Cotton Week sale of colorful chlnts chair pads. Colors to choose from are green, brown, red, blue and black with a flowered over print. All are welt filled with 100 cotton. 15 25 c ea. r '"'lUiriiri. ea. Eks. TTT -ilf.i'" I ItMMIIItlMIIIMIIMIIIMIIIMMIIIMMMIHUHUtlllMIIIIHI 35 ea. or four for $1.00 SHEETS and CASES Cotton Week would not be complete- without a sale of nstlonallj known Wearwell Sheets and Cases. Stock up during this nstlon-wide cotton arent. 63x108 In. Sheet for $119 72x108 in. Sheet for $1.29 81x 99 in. Sheet for $1.29 81x108 in. Sheet for $1.39 42x36 inch Cases for 29c 45x36 inch Casea for 32c SALE OF COOL COTTON DRESSES Literally thouaanda of Cotton Dresses to select from during this Sstlonal Cotton Week sale of Summer frocks. Below we list many prices and strlcs In thla season's Outstanding Fast Color Cotton Dresses . . . Wear cotton thla year and be smart. "Fruit of the Loom" Cotton Print a 1 ff Dresses.$ 1.50 value. Special price ,JU "Princess Peggy Voile and Batiste a 1 rr Frocks. Worth' $1.95. Cotton Week ,Z 7 "Betty Baxley" Summertime Prints a 4 rr and Voiles. Special Cotton Week I ,yj COTTON LACES See our dlaplay of lovely Cotton Lace Drewea for Summer wear 15.95. All the cool shades and smartest 1937 styles will be found in this group. i $595 Hubrite Printed Cottons In presenting "Hubrite" Dresses to the Women and Mlwea of Southern Oregon we offer the finest fitting and best tailored Cotton Frock In America. These lovely printed cottons are p re-shrunk and color fast. They are priced from $3.95to $5.95 Cotton "Farmerettes" for vacation and outing wear. Cotton Week SECOND FLOOR $1.95 MMHSiiltiilltttHiaH Sale of Nubby Knit Yarn A National Cotton Veek sale of "ybby Knit" Cotton and Rayon Yarn A boil proof yarn ideal for blouses and dresea. Colors Include deep shades and soft pastel. Regular 49 skftn, On sale for 29 C sk. Four Skeins for $1.00 Elmo Demonstration This Week . . . Toiletries Department
