PAGE EIGHT
SATURDAY EVENT
Jackson Hot Springs Will Be
Site for Annual Affair
Sponsored by Pomona
Plan Extensive Program
Plana in netting completion lor
the annual Orange picnic to be neld
Vila year at the Jackson Hot Springe
all day August 7. Contrary to pre
Tloua notices, there will be no pro
gram In the evening.
Thla picnic Is sponsored by the
Pomona Orange of Jackson county
but Is lor the enjoyment or every
Granger In the county and their
friends.
The Pomona lecturer, Olive Ployd.
assisted by Susie Maust, Emma Con
cer. Mabel 61ms. Arnold Bohnert,
Perry L. Walt, Emma Nealon and
Winnie Brown, has arranged a tun
day'a entertainment for all.
Everyone Is urged to bring their
bathing suits and go in the pool.
Several very Interesting contests will
be staged for swimmers. A lifeguard
Is employed by the springs manage
ment to safeguard children aa well
as adults.
A prise la being offered for the
subordinate Orange having the larg
est count at lunch time. Also, the
largest Orsnge family In attendance
will take home a prize.
Winnie Brown, H. E. O. chairman,
has asked each family to bring a
well filled basket with table service.
Coffee and sugar will be furnished
by the H. E. committee.
Damages Asked In Francs 1
PORT WORTH, Tex. (UP) A suit
asking "43.188 French francs" dam
agea was f lied here by a finance cor
poration against a church school for
a qusntlty of fabrics purchased In
1933. The suit represents Sl.877.80 In
American money. The goods was
bought from a French manufac
turer. WINDOW O LASS We sell window
glass and will replace your broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Ceo
lnet Works.
AND FISH MARKET
ROY GUYER, Proprietor 8. & H. Green Stamps
210 E. Main St. Free Delivery. Tel. 46
We have a complete assortment of PICNIC and VACA
TION meats. Try a fancy Beef Roast sliced oold on your
next outing.
Beef Pot Roast choice, lb. 15c
Veal, Pork & Ham Loaf . . lb. 20c
FOR BAKING
BREAST OF LAMB ... lb. 10c
VEAL CHOPS ... lb. 17'2c
FRESH BEEF HEARTS . lb. 11c
Mock Chicken Legs 6 for 25c
RED SNAPPER Fresh lb. 17c
FULL LINE OF FRESH FISH
FRYERS AND HENS
Folks who like
(BoouIiiviNdi like this
Sj? Brown Derby Beer
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SO SHE TOOK THE PUP. Faced with the choice of 1
home with her wealthy grandmother or with her mother and a new
puppy, with which she 1 shown, Elaine Hartnett, 9-year-old Chi
cago girl, picked the pup and the joys of simple living with her
parent
CRYSTAL SPRINGS CO.
IS
Incorporation of the Crystal
Springs Packing company was an
nounced today by Maurice SpaU.
The incorppratlon Involves no
change In the ownership by the
Spata Brothers, the management or
operation of the company, Mr. Spatz
said. The Incorporation simply gives
the company a legal entity, he point
ed out.
The unincorporated company of the
same name was recently dissolved to
pave the way for the formal Incor
poration. Mr. Spata explained.
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(UoobIBeier
Many folks who live well, without extravagance, prefer
this famous American brew. Experts both here and In
Europe say it tqualt imported Pilmtrl
Brown Derby has the deep, creamy Pilsner collar. The
same inner liveliness and thirst-quenching flavor. Yet you
pay no "Import" cost. Try Brown Derby for good living.
VT TOUa HUOMBOKHOOD ROCUY...SAf EWsVY ,
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD.
Crescent Tides'
(Courtesy Crescent City American)
Bold-face figures Indicate p.m. tides
August 1937
HIGH IOW
picnic tonight
8:14 1.2
8:11 1.6
5:05 1.0
8:00 1.3
6:33 0.6
6:48 1.3
New Geyser Revealed
YELLOW8TONE PARK (UP1 Dr.
Max C. Bauer, Yellowstone park nat
uralist, announced the discovery of
a new geyser under waters of Yel
lowstone lske In the west Thumbs
sress. After letting off steam and
emitting sounds similar to glgantla
hammerllng, the geyser threw water
80 feet Into the air.
Phone sa. We'll naul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Samoa.
Closing Tim tat Too Lata to Claa-
elry Ads la 1:80 p. m.
1 honor guest at a
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In home where mealtime brinj;
good food . . . and fine beer is enjoyed
. . . you're likely to find Brown Derby.
SONS INSTITUTE'COOLER WEATHER
SET FOR OCT. 29-30
SOUTHERN OREGON ATATV NOR
UAL SCHOOL, JUhUnd, Aug. 6
(8pl.) -The third annual teachtri'
institute and educational conferenet
In conjunction with alumni horns
coming, have been set tor the week
end of October 30 and 80, 1037. at
the Southern Oregon Btate Normal
school in Aibland.
The teachers' lnatltute and confer
ence, the third of It kind to be held
on the normal actios! campus, spon
aored by the counties of Jackaon.
Joaephlne, Klamath and Lake and the
Southern Oregon State Normal school.
la expected to draw 1.000 teachers
from these and adjoining counties.
Dr. Paul McKee of the Colorado
State College of Education at Greeley
who waa tx popular at the conference
In April. 1036, haa been secured for
lectures and dlacuaslons, aa have other
prominent educators In the Pacific
northwest.
The Institute program will cover
the 20th and the morning of the
30th, with C. R. Bowman, Jackson
county school superintendent; Fred
Peterson, Klamath county superin
tendent of schools; H. H. Wardrlp,
Joaephlne county superintendent;
Mrs. Anne Sprague, superintendent of
ichoola In Lake county, and Presi
dent Wtlter Red ford of the normal
school as executive committee.
Homecoming of the normal school
graduate is to be In conjunction
with the conference this year for the
convenience of the school alumni
who are teaching In southern Ore
gon. The festivities will be Initiated
with a banquet, followed by a play
presented by the normal school, both
open to conference attendants not
graduates of the school, on the even
ing of the 20th.
A football game on the local field
Saturday afternoon will be featured
on the homecoming program, follow
ed by an alumni "mixer" In the even
ing. . .i
Unique Railroad Bustles
GARDEN CITY, Kss. (UP) The
Garden City Western railroad, a line
that Isn't even on the map, has no
time-tables, no stations, no agents,
and cannot sell a ticket, hauled
more wheat than Is being loaded In
this county on the main line rail
road. Cobras Found In Bus
RANGOON (UP) Two deadly co
bras traveled aa unwanted passen
gers on bus In Upper Burma and
nearly caused , serious accident
when they appeared In the driver's
compartment. They were concealed
among a load of furniture and
flower-pots which were in a bus.
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Teachers Win
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
(UP)Teachera won one before , the
Stanford education conference here
when a panel of nine high school
age students declared that as a rule
"parents Are more unreasonable and
domineering than teachers.
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OREGON. FRIDAY. "AUGUST 6. 1937.
IN FOREST AREAS
The following recreational bulletin
was Issued today by Rogue liver na
tional forest headquarters:
"Cooler weather In the mountain
ous areas, with fishing from good to
fair, promises many refreshing out
ings during the week-end.
"At Lake of the Woods' swimming
conditions are Ideal. Many sllvsrslde
trout, ranging from 13 to 18 Inches,
an being taken by still fishing at
th south end. At Pourmlle lake,
sllvereldes sre biting well but not
many eastern brook sre being caught
The state game commission planted
nan in the south fork of Little Butte
creek last week.
"Pair catches are being mods' In a
few tributaries of the upper ftog'ie
river, with the best luck In Union
creek and Mill creek. Good catches
sre being mads In the main river In
the vicinity of the tog lam two miles
above the Browns Cabin road. Both
grasshoppers and cluster salmon eggs
have met with fair results and some
anglers are using small spinners with
worms.
Fishing and swimming are good
In the Big Applegate and Its tribu
taries, where the water has been ex
ceptionally clear for the past two
weeks. Good catches nave been re
ported tsken In the evenings by the
use 01 nies.
In the Butte Palls district, fishing
Is fair In Mid lake, Grass lske and
Cliff lake of the Seven lakes group,
and In the mttldle and south forks
of the Rogue. Grayhackle and salmon.
mea nave Been very effective In tliese
two streams but no catches of any
size have been reported from the
smaller streams of the district nor
fro mthe Blue Canyon lakes.
Huckleberries at Huckleberry
mountain are now beginning to ripen
but picking will not be good until
about August 16. In the Dead Indian
district, the crop does not appear to
be very promising but a few are
already ripening on the southwest
"Here's a scene that can't
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SDRE TO SEE THE NOBGE BEFORE TOD BUY I
side of Brown mountain and south of
the Dead Indian roal along tht Cas
cade aummlt.
"One man-caused fire occurred In
the Rogue river national forest dur
ing the past week, which fortunately
was confined to an area of four acres.
Unfavorably low hw'ldlty and pre
vailing winds make conditions haz
ardous at this time and extreme care
la urged for all those going Into the
forest."
CORVALLIS RITES
FOR ELLENBURG
The body of State Police Sergeant
William H. Ellenburg, who died Wed
nesday afternoon of a heart attack,
was sent to Corvallls last night by
train. A full military funeral will
be held from the Keeney funeral
home In that city tomorrow morning
at 10:30 o'clock.
' Members of local state police head
quarters, to which Sergeant Ellen
burg had been attached for the past
five years, paid their last respects to
their departed friend and fellow offi
cer. A guard of honor escorted the
body from the Perl funerM hom to
the depot, and stood with uncovered
heads as It was placed aboard for
transfer to his old home town.
Those composing the guard of
honor were Sergeant H. W. Howard
and Privates J. C. Johnson, A. E.
Stoehr, Frank Beers and Clark John
son of the Medford office, and Ser
geant O. A. MacKinnon of Klamath
Falls.
Sergeant H. W. Howard and Private
J. C. Johnson were to leave Medford
today to take part In final services
at Corvallls tomorrow morning. With
14 other state police officers from all
parts of Oregon, they will form a
guard of honor at the funeral.
Build Mansion
HONOLULU ( UP ) Doris Duke
Cromwell, wealthy tobacco heiress,
has taken out the permit for the
construction of her 0300.000 home
here. The shoreline property on
which It will be erected cost 'her
$100,000 more. The Cromwelis ex
pect to spend six months of each
year here.
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HIGHWAY
ON COAST OPENED
MONTEREY. Cal. (UP) Hereto
fore almost Inaccessible parts of toe
United States are betnf steadily
made accessible to the automobile
and travelers generally.
One hundred sad forty miles of
rugged California coastline, little
changed slnoe the eerly days almost
400 years ago when Spanish naviga
tors sailed hesitatingly along Its for
bidden all ores, baa been opened to
motorists between Carmel oo the
Monterey bay and San Simeon, Just
above Los Angeles.
The new highway, recently com
pleted at a cost of almost S20.000,
000. provides a new pleasure route
between San Francisco and ire
Angelea by way of Del Monte and
the Monterey peninsula. It makes
accessible to modern traffic almost
the Isst stretch of California's
coastal wilderness which heretofore
had only been attainable on horse
back or afoot.
The road for the moat part edges
the Pacific, which la viewed from ,
thousand angles In aa many lights
and moods with towering wooded
mountalna once inhabited by Indlsns
and Infested with outlaws aa a back
drop. At Bib Sur, 80 miles south of Del
Monte, the road leavea the coast line
for a few mllea to wander among the
redwoods and the state park in
which they are included.
The roadway la regarded by many
aa one of the most scenic In the
world.
BOYD'S
Phone 1054
SPECIALS FOR
Delivery 8 a. m., 10
FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
CANTALOUPIS
27 size
3 for
25c
STRING BEANS
JTS 13 c
POTATOES
Local
10 lbs
17c
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GRAPES
Seedless
3 lbs
23c
BakingPowderK.C.25oz.can 15c
RAISINS Seedless 4 lb. pkg.
25c
SOUPS . .
Campbell's
COFFEES
Boyd's Fresh Roasted . lb. 25c
Fresh roasted, ground as you buy it
Genuine Moca and Java 1 1 lz il$
ef Oaffclratt af HV
And
Cookies
no BARS
Fresh 9C
2 lbs. cOC
GINGERSNAPS
10 do. 25c
GRAHAMS
Made with honey
IS' 25C
SALTED WAFERS
2 lb. OC-
box
C9C
SALAD DRESSING
CHIPPED BEEF
CORNED BEEF
DEVILED MEAT
ASK FOR S&H
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads is 1:80 p. m.
mm
You've been waiting for
this pickle or olive fork!
It is designed for deep
bottles. With Knight's pro
ducts at your grocer's.
MARKET
S. & H. Green Stamps
AUGUST 7 -and 9
a. m., 2 p. m., 4 p. m.
SUGAR
Pure Oane
100 ibs.$5.29
JELLO
All Flavori
3 pkgs. 13c
MARSHMALLOWS
lb. pkg. 10c
Except chicken, doz. 99
Chicken, do .$1.09
FLOUR
HIGHLAND CHIEF
Hardwheat
49 1b.
bags ....
$1.49
FLAGSTAFF
Hardwheat 4 JQ
49 lb. bags.... ij I 03
KITCHEN QUEEN
491b. 4 CO
bags 4 I .OO
Brookfield 29 C
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7 oi. jars
Premium
12 oi. tins
Libby
H tiit. 3 for
25c
17c
10c
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