Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 16, 1937, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJfEDFCRD MATL TRTBUyE. IT.DFO'RP, OftEGOy. FRIDAY. XTLT 1fi. 1037. PAGE FTYT5 PLAGUE BIRDMEN (Continued trom Paga one.) waters aurroundlng lonely Howland laland. the avlatrix and her navtgatoi disappeared while attempting a 2.970 mile night to the mll-and-a-haU long Island from Lae, New Guinea. Today's flight orders for 42 planes narted them combing 28.800 square miles from a point 220 miles north of the equator and 180 miles west of the International dateline. This Is the furthest west any United states airplane carrier has ever Deen. l More than 200.000 square miles In every direction from Howlsnd. which peeps but two feet above the sea have been combed by ships and planes. Naval authorities here, who pre viously Indicated the hunt would be called off Saturday, said the Lexlng- , ton probably could not continue In operation much beyond that date be cause of dwindling fuel supplies. WALLA WALLA IS PUT ON PLANE SCHEDULE Direct dally passenger-mall-express schedules Into Walla Walla will be In augurated by United Air Lines on September 1, placing the southwestern Vashlngton city on Untted's coast-to- cost and Pacific coast system. It was announced today by Max C. Henne, field manager here. Walla Walla will be a stop on the THESPIAN ami" ii.mm.ij i inui.'4' u " " r ! urn jfJkimm J Robert Stedman. Phoenix, former Southern Oregon normal school actor now teaching In Klamath Falls It shown here In his role of C'apulet In Romeo and Juliet," which he will portray again this year In the an nual Shakespeare festival at Ashland. Adrienne's July Clearance Sale Suits Coats Dresses Blouses Knit Suits t Congo Suits Linen Suits Price AND LESS Dozens of Lovely Spring HATS Values to $6.95 Now $1 All of our BETTER HATS Now Y2 Price Special Assortment of Pastel Velvet COATS Silk Lined Reg. $29.95 NOW $14 95 Adrienne's route from Spokane to Pendleton where connections are made with the company's services to Medford, Call fornla. the midwest and east. Thus air transportation will come to the locality which welcomed the first covered wagons Into the Oregon ter ritory 100 years ago. Mr. Henne point ed out. EK MEN TO PRESENT VARIED TANK PROGRAM IN ASM CARNIVAL The program of event for the CCC water carnival to do staged tomorrow , night at the Twin Plunges In Aah- j land waa announced today by Capt. 1 William C. Ryan, district welfare offl-' The water sports will conclude the life-saving and first aid school con ducted during the week with 47 mem bers from camps of the Medford dis trict participating. The water carnival will be a part of the "Greater Aahland" celebration and will be .free to the public. The pro gram follows: Plf tv-yard free atyle swimming race; demonstrations of artificial res- I plratlon following rescue, and dem onstratlons of various rescues; back stroke swimming race; diving com petition; fifty-yard side stroke swim ming race; underwater awlm; fifty yard breast stroke; free style dash; tumbling exhibition; 100-yard free style race; medley relay; special div ing exhibition by Twin Plunges life guorda, and matermelon race. Mlsa Dawn Owens, daughter of Ma J. George R. Owens, district commander, will present the prises to the winners at the end of the carnival. New York Divine To Preach Sunday At Presbyterian Rev. Calvin W. Laufer, D.D., of New York city will be the guest of Dr. Sherman L. Divine over the week end and preach from the First Pres byterian pulpit Sunday at 11 a. Hi lt was announced today. Dr. Laufer, editor of the new Pres byterian hymnal and long connected with the board of Christian educa tion of the Presbyterian church in the United States, has been a guest speaker at the Oregon and Washing ton synods this month and will con tinue ' south to Lake Tahoe Sunday evening to address the Synod of California next week. FLOWER GARDEN Visitors to the COC headquarters at the fairgrounds as well as motorists on the Pacific highway have noted the attractive flower garden now In full bloom there. The men of headquarters detach ment have been working on the gar--den since early spring and the sweet peas and gladiolus as well aa a variety of other flowers are now In bloom. A rock garden with a small pool and a. display of gladiolus has been l laid out near the barracks and supply offices and & seml-clrcular row of mixed flowers may be seen back of the flag pole. The detachment build ing la nearly covered on the front with climbing flowers, nasturtiums and other plants. . CRATER RIM ROAD IS NOW OPEN TD TRAVEL CRATER LAKE (Spl.) The Crater lake rim road la now open to travel, It had been closed since last autumn by 6now drifts. Six miles of the 35-miie rout? around the lake from the lodge to the north entrance ranger station Is paved. Crushed rock surface covers the 13.4 mile section from the ranger sta tion to Cloudcap on the east side, followed by four miles graded sur face to Kerr Notch, from which four miles are paved to the Lost Creek ranger station. The remaining eight mile stretch to park headquarters is an oiled dirt road In good condition. Traffic will not be Impeded by con Bt ruction activities. Two contract now underway are on a new route of the rtm road several hundred feet higher than the present road. Mountain district, were trading In Eagle Point Tuesday. Johnnie Wood rich returned home Monday from the B acred Heart hos pital where he spent several days with a leg ailment. He Is Improving slowly. Howard Johnson of Brownsboro and Mrs. Mabel Warner, proprletess of the Oasis beauty salon, were mar ried In Medford July 0. Their friends Join In wishing them many years of success and happiness. Mrs. John son will continue her work at the beauty salon until she can dispose of It. Work on the construction of the planing mill Is rapidly nearlng com pletion and It won't be long before residents 111 the lower part of town will be awakened early by the whir of machinery. Townsend club meeting Monday i evening was well attended and all ! enjoyed the talk by Mr. Wilson of San Francisco. Qeoige Iver&on, Mr j Banta. Mr. Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. ' T. L. Lozler of Medford were visitors of the evening. Mrs. Lozler. nee Anna Jeffries, taught school In Eagle Point several years ago and will be remem bered by many here. Sincere sympathy of the commun ity Is extended the Emison family and Mrs, Galbreath. a daughter, and family In the loss of Aldln Galbreath, Instantly killed at Hilt early Tues day morning when struck by a falling spar tree. Mrs. Llllle Anderson ' of Toledo. Ore., a sister of Mrs. Herb Perry, returned home recently after spend ing two weeks with her sister and family. Miss Charlene Ray went back with her. She will go on to Waldport. for a month's recuperation from re cent Illness. Herb Perry started binding wheat Wednesday morning and reports a tine heavy crop. Mrs. Jerry Lewis left last Monday morning for Portland for a few days visit with her parents there. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole and Mrs. Emma Rader spent Sunday at Dend Indian soda springs aa did Mrs. Lot tie Clngcsde and Mrs. Lottie Van- Scoy. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry accom panied by Mrs. Dollle Moomaw and Clarence Day. attended the Town send picnic in Ashland Sunday after going to Buckhorn lodge where they had lunch at noon. Mr. and Mrs. 'King Barnes of Gold Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Watklns of Crescent City were visitors at the Chas. Overdtck home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Dlllard wUl leave Friday for Merrill to take charge of the telephone exchange there. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ensmlngcr of Tule Lake will be their succes sors In the local office. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Scoy and children of Fortune. Cal arrived tn Eagle Point Wednesday evening for a visit with relatives here. Harold will return home In a day or two. but Stella and children will remain here for two or three weeks. Half-Mile Track Record Shattered GOSHEN. N. Y July 16. (API Greyhound, the country's outstand ing trotter owned by E. J. Baker of St. Charles, 111., today broke the world's record for a half mile track when- he trotted a mile In 1:69 over the historic oval. The time bettered the previous mark of 3:03 which he set at Allen town, Pa., lost year. It also smashed the track record of 2:02 estab lished by Uhlan In 1911. Pardon Revoked SALEM. July 16. (AP) The con ditional pardon of J. P. Hardy, Doug las courtly convict, who waa released from the state penitentiary In Sep tember, 1924. waa revoked today by Governor Martin because Hardy re turned from Canada to the United States after being deported under terms of the pardon. Hardy was re ceived at the prison In February, 1023, to serve four years for forgery. A floating excavator In the Urn- folosl river, Zululand, frequently "digs up"' crocodiles. Scout Picnic Nineteen Boy Scouts of the American Legion sponsored troop 7 attended the swimming party and picnic held for them Tues day evening at Jackson Hot Springs. Present also were H. D. Hurlburt. assistant scoutmaster. Cole Helmet, chairman of the Legion's Boy Scout committee. Earl Foy. committee members, and Dr. A. F. Walter Krcsse who assisted the committee. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 3 lots on Uth and New town. Phone 1433-J. COOL ROOMS, excellent board. 611 West 10th. APRICOTS for rale. Tel 699-R-4. WANTED Car washer, must have ex t perlence In large auto laundry. Lange Motor Co.. No. Riverside. WANTED Ride to Portland early Saturday, will help drive. Phono 637 -M. FOR RENT 4-room nicely furnished apartment. 305 Beatty St. Go. Iverson. FOR SALE Pie cherries 3c. you pick them. F. W. Ovelman, Jacksonville Highway. 3 - R OO M mode rn h om e for sale cheap. Easy terms. Tel. 699-R-4. FOR SALE Packard 8, excellent con dition, reasonable. Mrs. E. B. Plckell. 64 Summit. 30 ACRES on Old Stage Road, im proved, some pears, family orch ard, fine location for suburban home development. Phone 510-R-l or see C. S. Butterfleld. FOR SALE 90 ewes, 60 February lambs. 126 North Main, Ashland, Oregon. Phono 390-Y. WANTED 1000 people with worn out soles and heels to call at Stev ens Shoe Shop for repairs. 410 E Main, across from Roxy. FOR SALE Splendid Jersey cow. gentle, freshen soon. R. I. Hens, fruit Jars. Box 6. Crater Lake Highway. ROOM for two. 163 No. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furnished 7 -room house. Newly decorated. Close in. Phone 341-R-l. CLASST Scottle puppies. Champion Bill w ft Ulcers. Fattmon Hint Breed ing, Sweet Peke puppies. Royal Rogue Kennols, WASHINO MACHINE. Sewing Ma- ciiuw. oaoy Diiggy, set oi pipe dies, baby bed. single bed, i bed, elec tric motor; bird cages; occasional chairs: Console radio, all wave; cream separator, sanitary milk cooler. Als Trading Post, J'vllle Highway &t Lozler Lane. SPECIAL Shepherds. Cocker tociose out 61 to 5. Royal Rogue Kennels. FOR $3.500 A 34-acre scenic and productive farm home. Unobstruct ed view of valley, property lies on both old?a of Old Stage Road. Al falfa, l'j acres D'AnJou pears, peaches, apples, etc., 1 acre wood lot. 5 -room modern house with large porch, large barn. Phone owner, 3-F-13 Medford. Terms. FURNISHED Apts, 619 N. Central. WANTED Caretaker for country place. References required. Address box 338, Route 1, Central Point. SPECIAL FOR8 A TU R DAY ' TURKEY DINNER with all the trimmings 40c Also delicious Home-cooked Meals. 35c and 36c at the STEAK &, WAFFLE HOUSE 43 so. Front FOR SALE 6 acres. Irrigated, now tn tomatoes, berries. Modern house, furnished; good barn, chicken house, garage. Nice shade trees In yara. aaiou. terms. Brand new 8 -room house, hard wood floors, furnace, near schools. aauu; si too down. 3 acres, good house, barn. (1300; 350 down. H. G. WILSON Phone 1664 7 Chestnut Auto painting properly done or no cnarge. Mitcnen auto Beauty Shop FOR SALE oems and Mineral Spec imens at Graves Jewelry Shop. Watch and Clock Repairing. Best work at right prices. 403 B. Mala St. LOST 20x9:75 truck tire and Budd wheel In Medford or Crater Lake Highway. Reward. 001 No. Central. SALE or TRADE 660-ft. clear un improved river and highway front age, 8 miles from Grants Pass on South Pactfie Highway. Prlca 61000 on terms or 61500 In trade. Want small business or clear small highway place with small house, close to Medford or Grants Pass, P. O. Box 367, Grants Pass. MAN with some spare time to handle route of Legal Vending Machines. 4 hours work a week will pay you 100 per month. 6300 cash requir ed, fully secured. Write Box 3685, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Several other good buys. V, acre land. 750.00. 6-room modern house, W. A. CHILDEHS Jacksonville NON-IRRIOATED Apricots for sale. O. L. Lindley, Coker Butte Road Tel. 571-J-3. FOR SALE 30 H. P. gas engine, cheap. Lincoln. Oreensprlngs, Gil lespie, Box 76. Star Route. FOR SALE Apricots, beginning July 30th. 4c. Order by mall or Tel. Slx-10. Bring container. The Nlotor Tessitore non-Irrigated orchard. Eagle Point, Oregon. FOR RENT 4 rooms, partly furnish ed, modern house, sleeping porch. Call 1011 W. 10th St. FOR SALE Black Percheon filly. 14 months old. A real beauty. W. R. Lamb. Eagle Point, Butte Falls FOR SALE or TRADE 8 acres. Im proved, 4 miles out. 320 Haven St., Medford. ISC Eagle Point BIRTHS Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ford, 334 Apple street, ft girl, weighing 10 pounds, July IS at home. When his foot got tangled In an anchor cable. Arnold CUne, New Brunswick sardine fisherman, was dragged to the sea bottom. He freed himself In time. EAGLE POINT. July 18. (Spl) Mrs. Walter Simmons and daughter t Margaret, left last week for Grace , Harbor, Waah., for a month's visit 1 with Simmon's mother, Mrs. McLean, who has been 111 but Is much lm- j proved. I Mrs. Roy Stanley attended meet-! lng at the court house In Medford j Monday of the committee of the i Turkey Growers' association. i Carl Olson and small son of Eu- gene, Mrs. Arvena Barnes and daugh- j ter Frances, of South Dakota, were last week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Overdlck and family of this place. Mrs. Barnes Is the mother of Mrs. Overdlck and was called to Ore gon recently by the death of another daughter, the wife of Carl Olson. She and daughter Frances' left Wed nesday on their return home. Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Miller of Fort Klamath were business callers In Eagle point the latter part of last week. Mrs. Tom Stanley of Brownsboro was transacting business In Ea;le Point Wednesday. Leila McOraw has as her guest for a few daya her cousin, Elolie Peyton of Medford, who came Tues day evening. Janet Herd went to Medford Mon day to take employment there. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bete of the Long ECS)K5)EOT MEAT and FISH MARKET ROY GUYER, Proprietor 210 E. Main St. Free Delivery. Tel. 46 weai uuamy BEEF fjfi We are cutting some extra fine beef. Try a steak or roast to- gafont SM morrow. iisS Nice Fat HENS each 69c HIT A I ROAST, lb. 17Jc VCAL STEAK, lb 19c Shoulder of Milk Fed Veal GENUINE SPRING LAMB SHOULDER ROAST, lb 22c Shatlkless Picnic Ham lb. 30c Wrapped in Cellophane Ham Veal & Pork Loaf lb. 20c Mock Chicken Legs 6 for 25c ALSO-FANCY FRYERS Fresh Fish Prawns and Scallops 20 Varieties of Lunch Meats WEST THRFT There is really no need for us to say that we meet all legitimate competition because our thousands of SAT ISFIED CUSTOMERS know that WESTERN THRIFT stores are the PRICE MAKERS of Southern Oregon. IP ANA TOOTH PASTE 50c size 28c 60c SAL HEPATICA . 39c 60c MURINE FOR THE EYES 39c 50c TASTY - LAX 23c Cleansing Tissue 17c HERE IS REAL VALUE Two Popular Styles 16-inch Round and 10 by 17-inch Oblong. Reg. $1.50 value, at only ea. 89c u BELFAIR SANITARY NAPKINS doz. 10c TAKARA DOUCHE POWDER S 1.50 size 89C 60c FLYTOX Kills Flies 39c CANDY BARS 55 2 for 5c TORCHLIGHT TOBACCO PKO. 5c IFIRiEE DEVELOPING PRINTS ANY SIZE PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY ONLY Main & Central - Under the Big Clock Phone 274 TWO STORES 125 East 6th Across from the M, M. Phone 1374 'Pay Less and Park Easier" at the riv EMMET 313-315 N.Riverside Phone 358 Our Own Free Delivery Open Sundays and Evenings SUGAR 0. & H. Pure Cane In cloth bag 10 lbs.... 53c 100 lbs. $5.17 OATS Bperry's Quick or Extra Cream 10 lb. bag 39c JAR CAPS Eoonomy Kerr 4 Q f Package IvU FRUIT PECTIN 2 bottles . 23c Jelly Time, for Jams and Jellies CORN MEAL 9-pound bag . 33c Yellow SHORTENING 4-lb. package 47c Westminster or Pearl . OYSTERS North Cove can 10c RORENE large package .. 27c TOMATOES 3 cans . .... 25c Josephine, No. V, can CORN No. 2 can 2 for ...25c Ray-Mai Whole Kernel CRACKERS 2-lb. package 19c Party Brand, Oraham or Soda BANANAS TOMATOES GREEN APPLES Fancy Firm Fxlra Fancy No. for Hiking Tellow Transparent 4 lbs. 19c '4 lbs. 19c 4 lbs. 23c CUBE STEAK HAMBURGER HAM BACON BACK LARD ui' No Bona No Wait. No Cereal or Water Swift's Boned and Rolled lb. 28c lb. 15c lb. 31c lb. 29c 4-lb. ctn. 59c Nice and Lea. 1