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iAGE ETGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MTSDFORD. OREGON". MONDAY, JULY 12. 1937. young again a they threw them elrea whole-heartedly Into the spirit of the gala occasion. FEAST AND DANCE TODAY'S FEATURE AQUATIC SCHOOL U.S.W.V. CONCLAVE (Continued trora Page One.) chairman and master of ceremonle at the Joint aeulon of the convening badlea. Mayor George Porter of Med ford gave the welcoming addreaa to the packed theatre. Invocation waa by Department ChapUtn I. O. Shaw. Greetings were extended the visit ing delegates by Etha W. Wall for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Joe Pllegel for the Med ford poet of the American Legion, A. H. Ban well for the Dis abled American Veterans, Bertha Hoffman, president of George Star mer Auxiliary of Medford, and by Prank J. Newman, of Colonel Bar gent Camp, convention hosts, who also Introduced Department Com mander Hugh S. Rogers. Parade Staged Previous to the Joint session at the Rlalto theatre, a colorful parade of the Department Auxiliary left city park at 9 a. m. and moved down Main street to Central, and thence to the Elks temple. At the temple, OPENED BY CCC ment Auxiliary was held, with De partment President Millie Hall pre aiding. The parade waa led by the Med ford high school drum corpa and band, and included 31 Auxiliary eampa from all parte of Oregon. The 11-plece band end drum corpa of Camp Soott Young number 3 of Portland also took part in the pa' rade. Following the meeting, the Auxiliary campa marched to the Rlalto theatre for the joint aeaalon with the Department U. 8. W. V. Joint memorial aervlcea In the First Presbyterlsn church laat night featured the opening day of the four day encampment, The memorial address waa given by Department Chaplain f. a. Shaw. The aervlcea opened with an organ prelude, and the entire gathering singing "America." The church waa filled to eapaclty. The Rev. Sherman L. Divine gave the opening prayer, and the Rev. E. S. Bartlnm gave a scripture reading. Introductory re mark, were made by Department Commander Hugh S. Rogers and De partment Auxiliary President Millie Hall following a solo by Edna Elfert, "No Night There." Remember Departed Reading of names of deceased com rades by Department Registrar Tho mas C. Bodley and reading of names of deceased sisters by Department Secretary Orace Faust followed, and after the placing of flowers by De portment Auxiliary Chaplain Jane Monroe, tile sorvtces were brought to a close by Chief of Musicians Henry Barron sounding tape. It was announced today thst Capt. O. I. Ovormyer would lead the huge Joint parade of the Snalx tomorrow evening at eight o'clock. Hotels and rooming houses were packed today and restaurants were doing a land office business as Med ford oponed Ita arms to the living heroes of the Spanish-American war and their families and frlenda. Veter ans snd wives with graying hair were Medford COO district's annual Red Cross water flrat-sld and llfa-ssvlnj school opened today here and In Ash land with 47 men enrolled. Lieut. Henry H- Marsden, Jr., who conducted last year's school, la agsln In chsrge. He Is being assisted by Ueut. Marcus H. Muller. Both hold Red Cross life-saving examiners' cer tificates. Two men from esch of the district's 33 csmps snd one from hesdqusrters detachment are enrolled. Each morn ing the group will work out st the Twin Plunges In Ashlsnd snd each afternoon will meet for class study st hesdqusrters detachment here. Capt. William C. Ryan, district wel fare officer, formally opened the school at Ashland this morning. He announced that prises will be award ed to the two men making the best showing In the school work, and oth er prizea will be posted for the dem onstrations and aquatic sports to bo stsged Saturday evening as part of the "Orcater Ashlsnd" celebration. Men who qualify In the Hod cross school wilt return to their campa and conduct almllar schools during the summer. FRANCE TO OPEN LONDON July 13 fAP) British statesmen worked urgently today to formulate a new plsn to Isolate the Spanish war, hoping to complete it by Tuesday. France's announcement thst Inter nstlonal control of her Pyrenees fron tier would be suspended Tuesday un less a slmllsr bsrrler were restored I by Portugsl, msde that date a vir tual deadline for the next British move. Anthony Eden, foreign secretary, and the Earl of Plymouth, British" chalrmsn of the 37-nstlons non-intervention committee, were seeking the new formula. In fulfillment of virtual pledgee made In the commit tee, two meetings yesterdsy. They were working in secrecy. 1 Informed British quarters Inter preted the move ss designed to bring pressure on Germany and Italy to re turn to cooperation in efforts to Iso late the Spanish conflict. Louis Upp, Clifford Cordy, Charles Rose, Roscoe Roberts, Mollis Cordy snd Bess Elliott. A skit, "The Smiths going to Fourth of July Picnic", wss put on by Francis Moffst, Mary Elliott, Gens Tedrlck. Oareth Ooddard, Oene Force and Don Elliot Jr. A picnic supper snd swimming psrty Is planned for the evening of July IS at Ashland. - The lecturer Is sponsoring an at tendance contest for the summer months. The men are twenty poin ahead of the women alresdy. The ladles should get busy or they will have to furnish the "eats" at the close of the contest. Forest Creek The Grange ASSISTANT CHIEF E Charles Taylor of Washington. D. C. assistant director of the civilian conservation corps Is expected to ar rive here tonight on an official visit. Mr. Taylor will be accompanied by Kenneth Wolfe of San Francisco. Mason officer, and L. B. Pagtcr of Portland, assistant to the regional chief of CCC work for the United States forest service. The men are scheduled to visit CCC and Roguo river national forest headquarters here tomorrow morn ing. They are to leave In the after noon for Klamath Falls and Crater Lake national park whence they will continue to Rose burg. SUCCUMBS, AGED 85 8areh Wsrwlck Bratthwalte, resi dent of Medford lor the past two months, passed sway at a local hos pital Sunday afternoon at the age of 8fi, from Infirmities due to ad vanced ege. She had been hero visit ing her daughter. Mis. II. B. Esaon of Sll Psrk street. Besides her daughter here, sho also leavea three sons: J. H. Bratthwalte of Portland, Ore.: Earl H. Bralth walte of Tulss. Okls.; and Bruce E. Bratthwalte of Oakmont, Pa. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. Gold Hill Grange , Gold Hill Orsnge met July t with 38 members and 31 visitors In attend ance. Visitors Included State Senator Bro. Johnson and wife of Rogue River Valley Orange In Josephine county, he ia also a county Orange deputy; sis ter Josephine Powers, mRster of Rogue River Valley Orange; sister Victoria Sudsbury, master of Frultdale Orange, and Bro. Hutchens, sctlng msster of Live Oak Orsnge. we also had several other visitors from Live Oak and Sams Valley. Visitors are always welcome. The Gold Hill Orange offlcera put or. tho 3rd and 4th degree for seven Oold Hill csndldates and two Live Osk candidates. Brother Fish, our worthy lecturer, hsd a very fine Independence Day program planned and It waa enjoyed by all. The song, "Red, White and Bluo." waa sung by all, then followed the Declaration of Independence by Bro. Ferguson. Bro. Johnson deliver- ed an appropriate hlstorloal Inde pendence Day address. Bro. Oreen- leaf gave a humorous sddress and Bro. ' Hannon gave Lincoln's Gettysburg address followed by a song by quar tet of Bro. and Sister Fish, Sister Oslbreath snd Hsrold Fish. Bulah Nathan at the piano. Committee reports were all good. Refreshments were served by LIUle and Richard McKay, Prances and Pauline Tygart and Everett and Bu lah Roaecrans. Oold Hill Orange takes mis opportunity of thanking the public who so kindly helped to make our first Orange dinner a big success. FOREST CREEK, July 12. (Spl Mr. and Mrs. John Blsck snd fsmlly spent July 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Bete on Rogue river nesr Shady Cove. L. F. Mooney and L Verne French returned to their quarts mine on the Black property July a after spending the weekend at their home near Sutherlln. The mill Is now running on full schedule but will shut down next week for the Installation of an additional concentrating table. Mr. and Mrs. Ivsn Davis and fsm Uy were guests of Mrs. Davis' rcla tlvea at Lake creek, over the Fourth, Mr, and Mra. Tom Wagner of Cor- vail Is and their guest. Miss Hazel Davles. arrived July 6 for a visit with Mrs. Annie Davles. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Davles and family of Jacksonville and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Starr of Ashland were vlsl. tors at the home of Mrs. Annie Davlea July 4. Stanley Chestnut who with his son Psul has been employed at Ster ling the past two months, sustained a leg Inqury at the mine July while working on a piece of hydraulic pipe with a cold chisel. A fragment of steel from either pipe or chisel became deeply Imbedded In the flesh of his thigh. A number of X-ray and a minor operation were required to remove It. The wound Is reported as healing satisfactorily. More than 100.000 persons patron lzed the sight-seeing buses In Wash, Ington., D. C, during the last yosr to make Washington tho "most seen city. California's state parks were vlslt- ed riy 6.673.731 persons In IJ13G. Rnxy Ann Grange Itoxy Ann Oronge met July 3. with a good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blsh were obligated in third and fourth degrees. Lecturer's program wss In chsrge of Margaret Ooddsrd. A reading was given by Msude Upp. A debste, "Resolved the Fourth of July Is the most Important holiday" was held. Those taking risrt were DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING , "VHEN we do your photo finishing you may expect better snapshots especially if you start with Kodak Verichrome Film in your camera. Give us a trial next and see for yourself. FREE DEVELOPING TWICE A DAY SERVICE Mall Your Films to Photograph Headquarters SWEM'S 317 E. Main Medford HERE3 WHY YOU CAN'T BUY OLD COLD offers you a NEW quality in cigarettes: prime freshness in any climate under all weather conditions. Even when "dog-day" humidity is at its worst you can't buy a soggy Old Gold. Nor an Old Gold staled by parching, blazing heat. As soon as they are made, Double-Mellow Old Golds are sealed Iresh in a package wrapped with an extra jacket of Cellophane. A scientific pack, absolutely weather-tight. The only pack of its kind in the world. Two jackets of Cellophane seal the Old Gold pack both top and fcoMorn. Seal it against damp ness, dryness and dust Tli esc Old Golds are sealed fresh and sold fresh. Sold fresh! That's what brings a NEW quality to Old Golds. For a stale cigarette is only half a cigarette and who wants to pay full price for only half a smoke? Double-Mellow! Prize Crop Tobaccos! Fresh nessl Smoke FRESH Old Golds and get a FRESH experience! (Established 1760) V AUTO DRIVER IS HELD 1EN THREE HURT IN RIVERSIDE COLLISION City police said today that Ivan Beach, 34, of Telent would probably be charged with reckless driving as a result of an automobile crash on Riverside avenue at Thirteenth street late Saturday night that sent three persons to the Community bospltel. Beach hss been held In the city Jsll on en open chsrge since the mlshsp. He will probably appear In city court this afternoon, police said. Loren Seheel of route 1 reported to city police yesterdsy that the ear driv en by Beech hsd struck nls machine about one mile south of Talent the asme night, and bsd driven on with out stopping. 8c heel told city police he gsve chase for five miles before Beach consented to atop, but that he, Scheel, could get no Information or satisfaction from Beach and let him go. Later In the evening, the Beach car collided with a, machine driven by P. F. Bone of 1134 Court atreet, damaging both badly. Elizabeth Ste vers of Central Point suffered three broken ribs, Dayton Cooper of Tslent received a fractured left arm. and Earl Weterland of Talent suffered minor bruises and scratches. All were psssengers In the machine driv en by Beach. Waterland waa releas ed from the hospital yesterdsy. and attendants reported today thst Eliza beth Stevrra snd Dayton Cooper were i progressing nicely. FIVE DRUNKS FINED, SIXTH IS ORDERED TO GET OUT OF MEDFORD Six persons pleaded guilty In elty court this morning to charges of drunkenness, five of them sssessed fines of $10 snd one ordered to leave town or serve 30 daya in the city bastille. , Patricia Anderson. 23, of Grants Pass, decided to leave town lnstesd of spending - a month behind the bars after elty police had arrested her In a local restaurant last night on charges of being drunk In a pub- i He place. Her companion, who wss said to have quarreled Tlolently with ber, was Ace Oene Durham, of North Bartlett atreet, according t. the police. He was fined S10. H. M. Stusrt. IS. a transient, was relessed on psyment of $10 bail after spending the night In Jail foUowlD, bla arrest by city police at Tenth and Front streets last nlgbt. Clyde Vernon Mspes, 19. of Med ford, received a 110 fine on a charge of being drunk In a private place and disturbing the peace. He waa drunk In an auto camp csbln, police asld. Arthur Close, 34, of Griffin Creek, was fined S10 for being drunk en the streets, and Arthur Hodgklns. 37, a transient, was meted out the same. To achieve the Perfect Silhouette wear ARTIST MODEL FOUNDATIONS Ethelwyn B Hoffmann. MONTGOMERY WARD Girls' Presses I I I GREATLY REDUCED TO CLEAR STOCKS QUICKLY I Mteers or organdy. Some In small prints, others In solid rotors. All are tubfast! A variety of girlish tyles In sizes 1 to 6! 4. lulv Clearance ' ' ' 29c m a. f July Clearance Kale Price Girls' Sheer Dresses REO. 1.00 VALUE 79 Printed or plain, sheers and organdy, in tubfast colors. Sizes 1-16. Boys' Wash Suits $159 WARD VALUE Long Pants in fast colored Broadcloth. Sizes 4-10. Ward's Semi-Annual SHOE CLEARANCE 500 Pr. Drastically Reduced Stunning Sandals Reduced from $1.08. Women's Sandals, cut- outs, portholes, daring C I ACi open toes, Syi to 8. - P JL ' Women's Sport Oxfords Values up to 3.98 $49 Children's Shoes Rg. 98c value. Now -ICl ' Men's White Nu-Buck Shoes. Reduced from 6.00 to $398 Tropical Worsteds $10oo Sanforised Wash 8uits Reduced to 10.00. Formerly sold for 13.95. White, grey or brown. Limited sizes. Men's All Wool Summer Suits Made to sell for 23.95. . $1995 An exceptionally good buy on a light weight all wool suit. Stripe, checks, plain. Men's Sport Coats $850 Houndstooth pattern Gray only Reduced for IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE Women's Sport Bags Reg. 1.98 value $149 Genuine leather, zipper, envel ope. Top handle, back strap. White only. Handkerchiefs Reg. lOo value r Reduced to jC Attractive patterns in fast col ored linen. Antiseptic Mouth Wash And Gargl Reduced to 19 Pint bottle. Formerly sold for 29e. FLOUNCE PANELS K(. 1.00 Talus. waft. Bright ana cherry. fHC KITCHEN CURTAINS FormtTly l.on. Large jgy cushion dot Wllriifn I Hfi curtains . " w " FLOUNCE PANELS Iff. 9c. Reduced for pa,a Ihla sale gCjQ PRISCILLAS Rt. "Sc value. Pf Limited stock 59 E KITCHEN CURTAINS R'f. 19c talue. t. color, 59C PRISCILLAS Rer. ?9c Talue. Mjht. flufr.T curtsln 39C for summer KITCHEN CURTAINS Ret. J9c Talue. . Limited supply. AMP Hurry! Saie! !.. FLOUNCE PANELS Rej. 89c Tslue. Loner than the 'erulsr low price In this sematlonal sale KITCHEN CURTAINS Rcf. 119c TSlues. Just Of the thin, for sum- Jf C mer eottare www M(D)naitg(D)Diiii(Bnoy Wiaipdl i in i aii.i.n aTfntnanimTm '. 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 289 r c
