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PAGE FIVE LOCAL and PERSONAL At Eusene Conclave Z. N. Agce ot the Medford Stationery store la at tending a convention of stationer In Eugene. From Shady Cove Mrs. R. E. Den ser and Mrs. O. E. Melton of Shady Cove transacted business and visited friends here yesterday. Return? Home Mrs. Alice Vincent baa returned to her home here after transacting business and visiting friends In Portland. Flying North Charles P. Cooley stopped at Medford municipal air port this morning to have his Eagle rock plane serviced. He was en route from San Carlos, Cal., to Seattle, Wn. Directors To Meet Board of direc tors of the Fruit Growers League, Inc.. will hold a regular meeting In the Jackson . County Chamber of Commerce at 3 o'clock Friday after noon. At Wrestling Matches Among Ash land residents attending the wrest ling matches at the high school last night were Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. 'P. Q. McDougall and Ned Mars. Active Meeting The Rev. Sherman L. Divine will address the regular weekly dinner-meeting of the Active club tonight in the Hotel Medford at 6:30. His subject will be Ruusla, where he spent several years. To Gift Show Jack Swem left by train Sunday evening for San Fran cisco where he will attend a gift show and order new merchandise for his shop here. He expected to return to Medford Saturday. Licensed To Wed A marriage li cense was Issued at the Josephine county clerk's office In Grants Pass Saturday to Arthur M. Boyer, mill worker of Hilt. Cal., and Virgil Helen Kellom of Medford. To Klamath Falls Miss Alice Ward of 1260 Sunset avenue left today for Klamath Falls where she will spend a few days as the guest of her brother and sister-In -law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward. Moves Office W. A. Frazier, certi fied public accountant, today moved his office In the Jackson County Bank building to the space formerly occupied by O. C. Boggs, attorney. Frezler previously occupied an ad Joining office. P.-T. A. Meeting Parent-Teacher association county officers and unit presidents will hold an all-day meet ing Thursday at the Hoey cabin on Crater Lake highway near Sunset-on-the-Rogue. The session will convene at 10:30. Each person attending Is requested to bring an old-fashioned bathing suit. Fenders Crushed Cars driven by Mrs. Allen R. Smith of 906 West Fourth street and Kenneth S. Martin of Grants Pass collided at the inter section of Sixth street and North Central avenue yesterday afternoon, both machines receiving crushed fenders, a city police report stated today. Nobody was injured. Visitors From Topeka Mrs. May belle U. Crlswell and her young daughter Margaret arrived by train Sunday from Topeka, Kas., to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray" W. Johnson of 617 Nbrth Holly street. The guests will remain here until next Sunday when they will leave for Portland where they will make their home. Mrs. Crlswell is Mr. Johnson's mother. Assisting Campers Youthful campers at Lake of the WoodB tills year are receiving help from members of the staff of Hugh Ritter. district ranger of the Rogue River national forest. Staff members are giving eve ning talks and making field trips to aid the campers In identifying trees and flowers, fire detection study, fish habits and various other subjects. At present Medford Boy Scouts are encamped at the lake re sort. Others to set up camp thia month include the 4-H club boys and girls and the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, all of Klamath Falls. i Bock From South Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Lenox returned yesterday from Los Angeles and San Francisco. While In the California cities they attended the fashion centers and ordered new fall lines for the Jacque Lenox store. Complete Trip Mr. and Mrs. C. Tarney Steward have returned from a trip to Los Angeles and San Fran cisco where they attended the fall style marts and ordered autumn mer chandise for Adrienne's stores here and In Klamath Falls. Fire Crew Reluming The Apple gate flre-flghtlng contingent drafted last week to assist In controlling he timber fire near Randle. Wash., will arrive back tomorrow. Rogue River national forest headquarters were In formed this morning. No word, was received regarding the return of the South Pork crew and executive per sonnel sent from here to the fire lines. On Field Trips Four members of the executive personnel of the Rogue River national forest were on field trips today, Karl L. Janouch, super visor, Is making a general Inspection; H. C. Obye, assistant supervisor, to day consulted Laurence Espey. pro ject superintendent at Camp South Fork, regarding fire control; Paul Brlnson, Junior forester, was on a timber cruising mission, and Cordy Sunderman, recreation foreman, was engaged In recreational planning at Fish lake and Lake of the Woods. CREWS SERVICES 10:30 WEDNESDAY AT PERL CHAPEL Funeral services for Judge Wren E. Crews, 76, who died at his home yesterday following a long Illness, will be held from the Perl funeral chapel at 10:30 tomorrow morning. Prof. A. J. Honby. a lifelong friend of the Judge, will officiate. Inter ment will be in Siskiyou Memorial ceme'ery. Judge Crews came to Medford In 1010, and had practiced law here con tinuously since that time. Previous to that, he had practiced in Seattle for 10 years and In Juneau, Alaska, for four years. At Juneau, he was the first exalted ruler of the Elks lodge, and held a lifetime member ship in the organization. He was a graduate of the Univer sity of Oregon law school In 1885, and was one of the first law stu dents to attend the Institution. Besides his wife, he is survived by two brothers, John Crews of Gold Hill and William Crews of Bothel, Waah., also a nephew, Wren Crews of Pnlem, Ore. EUROPEAN TRIP AT ROTARY LUNCHEON Amos Voorhte. veteran newspaper publisher of Grants Pass, entertained members of the Medford Rotary club at their luncheon meeting today with a description of his visit to Europe and the colorful convention of Rotary International at Nice, Italy. A large gathering or Ro tartans and guests enjoyed Mr. Voorhies account of bis trip to Europea on the Hai nan superllner. "Roma"; of his visit to the island of Madeira, with its picturesque red-roofed white-washed houses and unique bullock carts, and his stops at such ports as Casablanca In northern Africa, Algiers and Gib raltar. On the voyage to the Rotary con clave, the Roma passed through waters affected by the Spanish revo lution and warships of many nations were numerous, Voorhies told the Ro tarlans. The speaker lauded the cordial hospitality of Nice, famous tourist mecca on the Mediterranean. The city was brilliantly decorated, parks were colorful with flowers and night illumination effects, and the many fine hotels were bedecked with Ro tary colors. An Interesting feature of the elaborate program was an "Oregon dinner," attended by the generous-sized delegation from this state. Fireworks, floral parades, in ceptions and other entertainment fea. tures filled the strenuous convention program for nearly 7000 debates and their families. "Wartalk Is prevalent throughout Europe," Mr. Voorhies told the Ro tarlans in concluding his impressions of the several countries he visited while on the three months' trip. IDEAL ROLe'fOR LEE TRACY IN R0XY FILM Lee Tracy is said to be Ideally cast as the clever, ambitious lawyer who discovers too late that he has thrown away his opportunities, a part he Jlays In -"Criminal Lawyer," at the Roxy theatre today and tomorrow. Margot Orahame plays opposite with Eduardo Clanelll end Erik Rhodes also in the cast. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. I Minn l:4."-7;W-ll:l,-i SOr-tOe-Hte KANSAS CITY, Aug. 10. (AP) A new high since 1028 of $16.85 for prime long fed steerst was established here today. 1:45-7:00-9:30 2oc-3.fc-10c Today and Wednesday Gangland's Mouthpiece 4 r V-,-. P.J t US mmm lAYYER." LEE TRACY MARGOT GRAHAME Eduardo CIANNEUI Eric RHODES r i PI Than ift fiction Plus Two Beeln TO.MOKKOW & THURSDAY BOY SELLS GIRL A BILL OF ROMANCE! Delightfully exciting 1 ,-J-fegi- Double Bill! mm- It's mad. mer ry musical fun lid In' the sky on high! Positively Ends Tonight! HARLOW GABLE TOMORROW ONLY! '.."; lie" Vre" all h HURRY! Ends Toniffbtl P!u "BIO BUSINESS" Starts Thurs. ' 1 A I Eric Linden in Wednesday Show . Eric Linden and Cecilia Parker have a rora antic showdow n wt t h Roger Imhof In "Sweethearts of the Navy," coming to the New Craterian theatre for tomorrow (Wednesday) only. It Is a rollicking romance with music. Linden and Miss Parker have won a position In the hearts of thousands of movie fans rivaling In popularity me lame acnievea oy janet Gaynar and Charles Parrell of a few years back. In this picture the lovers are seen In characters quite different from any in which they have played. As a fast-stepping gob and a sophis ticated ex-showgirl. Linden and Miss Parker "step to town" In a gale of lauphs. action and melody. JACKSON COUNTY PINBALL DEADLINE SET F0RAUG. 25 (Continued from Pfcge One.) slightly to pay for the additional bookkeeping Involved. The change was made in anticipation of the prohibition of the machines, it being the understanding that if the de vices were ruled out no reimburse ment would be sought of the city for the unused portion of the quar terly fees. At a recent council meeting It was stated that unconflrmable rumors placed the annual gross receipts from the 88 plnball machines 189, 000. On Percentage. Majority of the machines In Jack son county are operated on a per centage basis between the distributor and the owner of the establishment. It is estimated there are 500 ma chines In the county. Some owners of establishments own their own machined and garner the entire profits. Some places have as high as 10 machines. They are to be found In rural area stores, some ser vice stations, restaurants, pool halls, beer parlors, cigar stores, soft-drink establishments, hotel lobbies, and summer resorts. The devices have been widely dis tributed, and enjoyed a heavy play from all classes, and all ages. Many small business concerns claimed the profits paid the rent, and enabled them to weather the depression. The machines seldom lost money and if one did, It was replaced. Rialto Comedy 1 li Sir l mm Patricia Ellis and Warren Hull are at the Rialto theatre tomorrow and Thursday In "Rhythm In the Clouds," a gy. merry musical comedy with Richard Carle, William Newell and Joyce Com p ton In supporting roles. Sharing double-bill honors with "Rhythm in the Clouds" is "Love in a Bungalow," a delightfully hokus pokus romance with Nan Grey and Kent Taylor in the leading roles. HobartKavanaugh, Jack Smart. Louise Beavers and Florence Lake support Ml Grey and Taylor. IS TO Jackson county chapter of the American Red Cross today waa re quested to help find a man named George Studen who la needed in set tling the estate of a deceased broth er In Springfield, HI. The man Is some times known as Student, the mes sage to the Red Cross said. State police sold they had a rec ord of a man named George Student who early last April came with hit. family to reside In Jacksonville. On April 6 a George student of Jackson ville was cltod for a traffic Infringe ment, state police reported. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads u 1:30 p. m. Too Late to Classify WANTED Position. Bookkeeping and general office work. References. Phone 101S-X. LOST Blue crocheted hand bag, con taining silver and currency. Re ward. Leave at Tribune. FOR BALE -1037 Packard '6' 5-pas aenger touring coupe. Perfect me chanical condition. Looks like new. 319 So. Peach. Phone 1488-J. FOR 8ALE Hoffman piano, C49.50. Hawley Transfer. 118 N. Riverside. WANTED Ufwd f ni tureT" doors, windows, tools, etc. Borrydale 2nd Hand Store, 1603 No. Riverside. Phone 2fl6. TOR LEASE Dairy ranch. 170 acres near Crescent City. Calif. Good six room house and dairy barn. 300 per year. Glenn Ireland. Crescent City. Cal. ROOMS for rent, reasonable, with Karaite, phone 1564. Call at 7 Chestnut. WANTED Old people and convales cents to care for. Good reference. Reasonable rate. Phone 1564 or call at 7 Chestnut. FOR R ENT Four- room ed modern furnished house (two bed rooms), sleeping porch, garage. 604 Bennett Ave. a MODEL A Ford Coupes. Bargain price $79.00 and $47.00. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Docge & Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE 80 acres, all stocked with dairy cowa and complete farming equipment. Everything modern. Del Norte county. Calif. Glenn Ireland. Crescent City, Calif. LOST One 83 Special Winchester, t double B. 13 guage Ithaca shotgun. 5.00 reward. Return Culeman's Hardware, Jacksonville. FOR RENT Furnished 4 -room house with bath and woodhouse. Inquire 306 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Apartment, 3 adults. Phone 745-M. 135 N. Holly. FOR SALE Fat young cow.' P. Dauga. R. 1, Oold Hill, opposite Ernie's Casino. FOR SALE 1930 Graham-Paige se dan. Excellent condition. Driven 13.000 miles. L. C. Viters, 117 Morton St., Ashland, Ore. LOST Sunday. 5 keys on chain. Re turn to Tribune. FOUR T SUBURBAN DWELLINGS Priced from $800 to 3.000 HAROLD H. BROWN. Agcy. Tel. 195; after fi. 1670 BOY wanted at Judge's Medford Greenhouse. FOR 8 ALE 5 acres. Irrigated, good house. barn. chicken house, taioooo: noo.oo down. Also Half Acre, good modern 6 room house, sleeping porch, base ment, citv water. $250 00 down. H. O. WILSON Phone 1564 FOR SALE 28 fat Iambs and one two-year-old Shornhorn Durham bull. Wllhlte Ranch, Lake Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE Dodge sedan, fine condi tion. Perl Funeral Home. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. 403 -J-l. FOR SALE! 300 turkeys. Bert Nelson, Beagle. Auto painting properly done or no change Mltrhell Auto Boaut? Shop MERRICK'S POOL SWIM IN DRINKING WATER Dally: I p. m to 10 p m sundaj-.i 10:30 t m to 10 p m m w irrDAuAuh frrrrrrrrs ffimrr? (Mb ftittt-w) cm $5,000.00 is a a lot of money to get in one big award. And this grand award can be yours, if you send in the best suggestion for naming the little Snowdrift men. It's easy. It's fascinating. And there are 425 awards to make it more interesting. Of course you are familiar with these famous little men in Snowdrift advertising. All you do is to write your suggestion for their names on the entry blank or any other piece of paper. Then send it in, accompanied by that part of the strip cut from a Snowdrift can, as illustrated. Naturally we want you to try Snowdrift itself, the very nicest shortening you ever used, snowdrift is a real inspiration to all good cooks. The first name that pops into your head may be the best, or you may get many sug gestions from these snowdrift features JUST THOUGHT" OF ANOTHEH GOOD WAM FOR THS LITTLE SNOWDRIFT MSN ummmimm YOU MAY GIT DOZENS OF IDEAS FROM SNOWDRIFT FEATURES CAN YOU SENT) IN MOKE THAN one ; V. t WHY YS, JUfT AS LOWS ASA STttlV ACCOMPANIED EACH SUtttSTIOH. iVe stNr in THREE ALREADV 7vs Snowdrift is pure, wholcjome all-vegetible shortening. Snowdrift ia already creamed for you. Snowdrift is the supremely euy-to-digest shortening. Snowdrift creama to greater volume, alvlnc tighter dough and batter. Snowdtift standa higher temperaturea without butning. Snowdrift make crisp brown crust good tasting and digestible. Snowdrift meana odorless frying. Millions of people buy Snowdrift every year. Grocers everywhere koow Snowdrift and recommend it. OIT YOU CAN OP SNOWDKIPT'I IOCKID-IN-OOODNIII TOMORROW Don't run the risk of delaying too long and so missing your opportunity. Write down the suggestion you think best for naming the little Snowdrift men. Send it in now. Every suggestion must be accompanied by the metal strip from the Snowdrift can which says, "We lock in all its goodness." 10c COUPON FOR EVERY ENTRY (Jm reli Hi) Every entry will be acknowledged with a money -saving coupon. Yout grocer it authorized to accept this coupon as 10c on the purchase of your next 3 or 6 pound can of Snowdrift. 425 AWARDS IN CASH $12,500 IN ALL READ THESE RULES CAREFULLY 1 Think of your fufdestioa for naming thi Unit Snowdrift men pictured hcrt. Bskt tod Fry", for iaitiart or tht "Fresbam Twins" the "CresmloMi Boti", "Snow tnd Drlff" or "Tht Goodness Team." Write four luftiettloa on toy kind of piper or on the entry blank. Prim plainly yout name and address, and name and address of your froccr. 2 Buy a ran of Snowdrift. Unwind tht metal atrip that stall any else Snowdrift can. Clip off thst toffioo of tht wording on the strip which says. "We lock in all Its ood oess." Enclose this piece of strip in tortlopt with your oinu iukjuuoo and additaset and mill to "Award Editor, P.O. Bos 994, New Orleans, La." That conttlrutea an entry. Entries will not be considered unlets metal atrip accompanies each flame eust ftMioa.For example, "Baktaod Fry" needs oat strip "The Creaminets Boya"ona atrip. S ft very entry, duly accompanitd by metal strip, will be acknowledsTtd, and In appre cia'jon wt will mall you a coupon acceptable by your Rrocer as 10c aajjlnat the pur chase of your oeat J Of 6 pound can of Snowdrift. Because of the I trie number of tug (leftioos, wt cannot enter Into any further correspondence with any cntrsnc. No entry will be returned. 4 Conreet doses September 15tb, 1937. All entries mutt btpoatmarked prior to mid nlaht of that date. All entries become the prtperry of tht wesson OH and Snowdrift Sslet Company. Judging will be directed by oAcisIs of the Calkine A Holdeo Adrer tisinsj Agency, New York, and of tht Fi tigers Id Advertfilng Agency of New Orleans. Decision of the fudges will be Ansl. Anyone may submit suggestions, In conlormity with the rules, except employees of the WtaaoB Oil Snowdrift People, their adrar dung agencies, or their families. Duplicate awards will be made ta case of dee. A complete list of winners will be published as soon after decision is possible. t- Stirs awards will be made only to entrants from states listed In this advertisement, bat the 585 other prues an opes to any ooe ia the tl. S. except as specified In Rule No. 4. WESSON OIL AND SNOWDRIFT PEOPLE, NEW ORLEANS, LA. n . jTf the grand award VJ suggestion 1 1 yul yVl with this part iLf i K Vlv ' u u Snowdrift r Th following awards will bt made for the names as selected for the famous little Snowdrift men: 1st AWARD $5,000.00 i4 Award $1000.00 r4 Award $S00.00 I Award, af $100.00 aall 20 Awards of 1)0.00 each 30 Awards of $25.00 each 110 Awards of $10.00 each 213 Awards of J5.00 each STATE AWARDS 21 1st Awards $S0.O0 each 21 2nd Awards $29.00 each Th. itstt .wsrds of 190 aod $2S mpectirsljr will b glrw (or tfa. omr tugaMtloa aod ttae Mcoad btn luaautloa rualvwl from etch of th. followtag. 21 st.tMi Viraloli. North Cuolioa, South Carolina, Grl;, Florida, TraiuHM, AUbnu. MlulHlppI, LouUiua. Arbioiu, Taa, Oklahoma, Colorado, Uch, Nnr Mulco, Aflioa., Ctlllorali, Nnula, V Wuhlnatoa, Or.oo, Id.bo. 1 ENTRY BLANK Award Edliot Y0V NAM! P. 0. Boa No. 994 New Orleaos, La. 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