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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1937)
J- 'PXGE EIGHT arEIYFOTlD M ATL TRTBT7NE. ftfEDFORD. OflTTrQy. FRIDAY. JULY 2. 1937. VETERANS OF WAR WITH SPAIN MEET E- JULY 11-14 State Conventions Of Vets, Auxiliary And Chapters Will Have Full Program Parade Is July 13th Final plana are being rapidly com pleted by Colonel Sargent Camp and auxiliary of Medford, which will play boat to the 39th annual atate en campment of ihe United Spanish War Veterana July 11 and 14 Inclusive. An expected 800 delegates will be given a real southern Oregon wel come, officials aay. Various committees In charge of the program and meeting placea have designated the Hotel Medford as headquarters for the camp and aux iliary; the Hotel Allen headquarters for the Snalx; the Elks temple for the ladles' auxiliary; and the armory for the camp and the Order of the Serpent. Register At Hotel The convention will open on the morning of July 11 when all dele gates will register at the Hotel Med ford. During the afternoon, visiting, delegates will be taken by motor car to the many points of Interest In the valley. At 8:18 Sunday night, memor ial exercises will be held In the First Presbyterian church, with the address being given by J. G. Snow of Forest Grove, department chaplain, James Stevens, Mrs, Elsie Strang and other local musicians will add to the mem orial exercise program. At 9.-30 a. m. July 13, all dele gates and vial tors will form a parade, and led by the Medford high school band and two drum corps together with the Scout Young drum corps of Portland, will march to the Rial to theatre where a Joint session of the eamp and auxiliary will convene. The address of welcome will be given by mayor ueonge rorier. Banquet July 12 The official banquet will ba given Veterans Leader ( i i.r 1 Joe E. Wood, commander of Colonel Sargent Camp of t'nlted Spanish War Veterans, of MedTfird, who I completing plnns for the state con vcntlnn of the organization, to be held here July 11 to 14 Inclusive, featuring all civic military and vet eran's organizations of Medford will form and march down Main street to Riverside avenue, north on Sixth street to Central avenue, thence to Main street and the city park. The Elks band will lead the parade, fol lowed by the two national guard units, the high school bands, and drum corps, and the Kilty band of Ashland, The following organizations have been Invited to take part In the parade: O.A.ft. veterans, a old Star Mothers, the V.F.W. and auxil iary, American Legion and auxiliary, Salvation Army, Grants Pass Cave ment, Crater club, the 40 et 8, Engles drill teams, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. In the Elks temple dining room at 6:30 p. m. July 12. Following the banquet, the Medford high school and Elks bands will present a musical program. The convention ball . will take place at Dreamland dunce hall starting at 0:30 p. m., with music by mi Price and his orchestra. July 13 at 8 p. m., a Joint parade THE SAFE, SENSIBLE WAY TO RELIEVE CONSTIPATION Every one knows the dangers of constipation. Pills and drugs usu ally bring only temporary relief. That's because common constipa tion is due to meals low in "bulk." Kellogg'a All-Bran contains "bulk" that docs not break down in the body as doea that of many leafy Vegetables. All-Bran absorbs twice Its weight in water and forms a oft mass that gently sponges the Intestines. Kellogg't All-Bran Is a food not medicine. In addition to "bulk" it gives vitamin B to tone tap the system, and iron for the blood. It is a healthful way to get rid of constipation and all its evils. Eat two tablespoonfuls dally with milk or cream three times a day in sevore cases. Or use it in making bran mufllns, breads, in salads or soups. Guarantood by Kellogg in Battle Creek. CROWD EXPECTED AT CRATER LAKE CRATER LAKE, July J. (Bpl.) Preparations have been completed to provide for one of the largest Fourth of July crowds In the history of this park. Crater Lake is expected to be a popular attraction for thousands of visitors from local and out-of-state points. All park concessions and naturalist services will be In operation, the lat ter offering guided field trips to different points of Interest by trail and by launch excursions. Rowboats will be available for fishing. Ang ling here has been termed the best on the Pacific coast and In a recent national magazine Crater Lake waa given credit for being the beat stocked body of water In the United States. Picnic rncllltlea are available at different camp grounds In the park, with the beat camping at Annie Spring. Many vUltors are expected to move back and forth between Dia mond Lake and Crater Lake over the recently opened north entrance road. TO PLACE ASSAYERS AT GRANTS PASS 125 Initial Grubstake Ap plications Approved Headquarters Will Be Es tablished I n Portland, PORTLAND, July 8 (AP) The newly-created state mining board. apeedlng organisation of Its depart ment, chose Portland for Its head quarters today and voted to estab lish ssaay offices at Orants Pass and Baker. The board also approved 125 Initial applications for $50 grubstakes for prospectors and ordered contracts forwarded to the miners Immediately. Meeting with Earl &. Nixon, re cently appointed director of the bureau, for which the last legisla ture appropriated 100.000 for the 1937-39 blennlutn, the board through W. H. Strayer, Baker, said Portland was chosen as headquarters because It Is midway between the two prln clpsl mining sections drams Pass and Baker. An sssaylst and asslstsnt will be employed at each assay office and Nixon was suthorlzed to employ an engineer end geologist for the head quarters staff. At the next meeting of the board, July 13. a department budget will be set up. Btraycr stated the applications for grubstakes carried the approval of tho county courta In the counties where they originated, and It was up to the board to approve or re ject them. Under the law prospectors are allowed (50 for the year In re turn for which they assign to the state 10 per cent of revenue If new sources of miners! deposits are located. Nixon, an experlenc-1 mining en gineer, and geologist, was named director a month ago. The other two members of the hoard In session to day are Albert Burch of Medford and B. MacNaughton of Portland. oroox. The eldest ere Ouldo end Raymond Collueel, 18. Others in Robert and Anthony Bacchettl, 90 months; Msrgsret Mae and Marlon Wallace Stevens, 19 months, and Marie and Eleanor Qulmby, 18 months. BOISE CCC CHIEF TO TRAINING CORPS DUTY, BOISE, July J. (AP) Major Ste wart d. Hervey, commander of the southwestern Ideho snd eastern Ore. gon district of the clvlllsn conserva tion corps, was ordered by the war department today to report for duty m August at Maryland university, College Psrk, Md. He will be assigned to reserve offl- cer training corps duty. His successor will be Msjor Charles W. Jones of Vancouver Barracks. Wn.. Lieut. V. J. Johnson, CCC headquar ters public relations officers said. The CCD district Includes 23 camps with spproxlmately 3.000 enrollees. Twins Monopolize lilork PHILADELPHIA (UP) Pour sets of twins In one block Is the record of families on Kenmore rond. Over- MANY MORE STUDENTS TAKE SUMMER SESSION CORVALLtS. July 3. (APIStu dents from 23 states and 31 Oregon counties enrolled st the Oregon State summer session the first week. E. B. Lemon, registrar, said todsy. The 876 students are 15 percent more than s year ago. California led the Hit of out of atste students with 105 with Wash ington's 38 students piscina second There are students representing New rorK, wew Jersey. West Virginia. Illinois and Oklahoma. Washington. D. c, China, Korea, Canada and In dia have sent one or more students. CLASSES TO OPEN AT NAT MONDAY SHIPMENTS OF WOOL SUSPENDED BY STRIKE PORTLAND, July 3. (AP) The Orcgonlan said today that wool load ing for the Atlantic coast has been suspended temporarily by leading lntcrcoaatsl steamship lines ss a re-1 fn suit oi a striss or wool warehouse men at Boston, Mass. The decision was made last week. the article said, after 14.800,000 pounds of the Oregon, Wsshlngton snd Idaho wool crop had already been started east but Atlantic coast longshoremen hsd refused to handle it out of sympathy for the striking wsrehousemen. LAWN MOWERS sharpened We call and del. Sims oros.. Tel. iiei 23 N. Fir. Conducted by Elmer J. Holstrom well-known psid Instructor of the American Red Cross, the annusl swimming and llfs ssvlng classes sponsored by the Jackson county unit of tne organization will start st the Medford Natatorlum next Monday and last until July It, Inclusive. Dally clssses for both children and sdults will be held, with Mr. Hoi. strom personally supervising sll les sons, ns win De assisted by compe. tent instrucotrs. Following Is the dally schedule: Beginners Girls' class, 8 :30 a. m. Beginners Boys' class, 9:20 a. m. Swimmers Olrls. 10:10 a. m. Swimmers Boys, 11 a. m. Junior Life Ssvlng Boys and girls. i:au p. m. Adult class Beginners snd swim mers, 7-8 p. m. Senior Life Ssvlng 8:10 p. m. All children and adults who wish to enroll In the classes are Baked to register st the Natatorlum from 1 to 10 p. m. today, tomorrow and Sunday and at 8 a. m. Monday. All Junior lie savers wno are assisting In the program are asked to report at the Naatatorlum before the dally classes start. Mr. Holstrom Is s graduate of the Red Cross First Aid and Aquatic school at Owlnwood on Hicks hike, near Olympla. Wash. He Is . i ered especially proficient In Red Cross first aid metnoob. uu ... . . - structed large classes for the Emer gency Relief Administration In Boise, Lewlston and Pocatello, Idaho. He has also conducted a number of suc cessful swimming and life saving cam paigns for the Red cross In Wsshlng ton and Idaho, and haertlly endorses tne itea uross slogan, "Every Amerl- uetter Swimmer.' Swim Instructor L NUMBERS LISTED PORTLAND, July J. (API Offi cials at ten first class postofflces In Oregon sighed with relief todsy when they completed assigning social secur ity accounts to 200,000 workers. Dr. E. T. Hedlund, Portland post l sster who Is representing the post o'flce depsrtment In the social secur ity work, turned over sll pspers to Jsmes E. Peebles, state messier of the buresu of federsl old age benefit. Peebles will direct registration In 2b counties. A field office st 'Eugene hsndle the task In the remaining Other, of flees will be established Klamath Pills. La Orande ant Salem to break down the districts It to smaller unite. Peebles estfnsted 2528 worker er their estates will receive 840,000 whea the federsl program winds up Its first year. The Eugene office serves Lao. Douglas, Coos, Curry, Josephine, Lake. Klsmsth, Jackson, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson counties. Other coun ties will desl with the Portland hesd-f.usrters. Elmer 1. Holstrom (above), life. saving Instructor, will have charge of the Red Cross swlmmlnr and first aid classes for children and adults which rill be held In the .Medford Natatortum July S to 14, Inclusive. Mr. Holstrom has had Hide experience ' conducting simi lar classes In the Pacific Northwest. SPECIAL CONTAINER APPROVED FOR FRUIT SALEM. July a. (AP) The densrt- ment of agriculture authorized today tne experimental use of a special con- FAST BUILDING PACE RECORDED IN SALEM 8ALEM, July 2. (AP) Salem building permits for the first half of this year totaled 8748,108. ac cording to records of City Building inspector E. C. Bushnell. Of this 8878.134 was for new con struction and 872,082 repairs or slteratlons to existing construction. New dwelling houso permits for the six months totaled 8208,250. rani of Thanks. I want to thank the men at Butte Falls for the donation that was given ms following the death of my hus bandMrs. Richard Painter. ST7 WHY DOES BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE TASTE SO FRESH? BECAUSE ITS MADE WITH Vs FRESH- SALAD OIL! W h I 1 ri ( CO O rt 0QQ QOGOOQO LrTjBOB JL a GIDD8 &Cm i i mffi I EST PPS REAL MAYONNAISE 11 PiriT BOTH FOR a 11 ou sav the risk the jpeci the small satisfied, opened ( trim offer J4 REGULAR 6S VALUI tie on this trial offer and ourj. Buy both canj at combination price. Vst n.and if not completely turn the large can tin full 39c refund. Pleasant Way to Rid Your Home of Flies and Other Pests At our risk, see for yourself how quickly and surely Bif kills flies, mosquitoes, goats, moths, ants, silverfish, earwigs, and other household pests. The official Peet-Grady"kiir tests prove Bif has more killing power, yet it is harmless to hu mans and pets. Bif is mildly scented -pleasant to use. Makes a fine, stain less mist. It's easy to use, economical. Take advantage of this special money-back and money' taring offer today. A handy, inexpensive Bif Sprayer is also available at leading stores and markets. ta ner for tomatoes, peaches, apricots and grapes for ons year. The box 1 five Inches deep. T'i 'nches wide and 1SU Inches long. with a lid which has a collar an Inch wide around the Inside. It has s basket type handle. The department order ssld the con tainer "makes an attractive consumer size psckage and the empty container is of value to the housewife." The Trlway Produce Co., Portland. requested the order. Be Correctly Corseted In AN ARTIST MODEL by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. to a package of cool refreshment There is glass aftei lass oi Invigoration, .elicious flavor, ia I sWWUSSl 9 lMIJiiil!BffiB every package ol Up ton's. For iced tea u the most inexpensive of all beverages and you'll agree Upton's is truly the most deli cious. Get a package of Upton's. Try it iced tonight. At all grocers. Yetlew labftt Oraess fskse F. B. A. ..seT eK la"V aMKvtteb A Libby Corned Beef 12 oz. 19c Libby Deviled Meat s 6 cans 25c MorrellPickledTidBitspt.29c Lindsay Ripe Olives 9 oz. 15c Kerr Sweet Pickles . qt. 29c stokeiy Tomato Juice22Hoz. 11c Pennant Coffee . pound 23c Van Camp Pork & Beans 22'2 oi. 3 cans 29c FIG BARS Whole Wheat or Vanilla 2 lbs. 25c $54,000 IN CASH AND OTHER AWARDS IN KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES PRIZE CONTEST Si r? i CORH f SLSkif m is 19,040 Ch . UmoIh tmphyn and PrJ Crlej Rf l(ritrt Orn I fXMkor f KILLOOtVft CORN f LAX (ft. $iu prizes . . . you mat win ont I i UWt Wns BteytU AND 4SSS ry OrJr . Mrahandt ! O Isay 00 4 by ra Inm tttstr. Ad J I J Cj Picnic Supplies Cello Packages Cups, Forks, Spoons. Napkins, Plates Your Choice Package 10c THESE F. B. A. STORES ARE READY TO SERVE YOU! MEDFORD Dark's Grocery Midway Cash Store Pruitt's Store C. W. Shores J. W. Cook Walden Bros. H. W. Davisson J. G. Cameron Crater Lake Highway Summit Grocery The Service Grocery ASHLAND East Side Grocery PHOENIX Phoenix Mercantile Hiway Market Grants Pass B & B Food Store Temple Market TALENT Parks Grocery GOLD HILL A. A. Walker Riviera Auto Park Rogue River Fred O'Kelley Wilderville H. W. Baker SELNA R. L. Hammer HOLLAND H. Flovd TAKILMA H. Messinger RADIO PARK C R. Brock Jacksonville Hamaker's Cash Grocery 1 LHHIMm OOP QQCDQQQCU
