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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1937)
PXGE TEN frfEDFOKD fATL TRTBUyE. fEDFORP, O'REGOy,' TTTESD'Y, STTOUST 24. 1937. s the Tec He a". to i Te coi Th. oth Ml rial nw he bul nic taV orv Six Prominent Bourbons Eager to Fill McColloch's Post Claim Snell Will Run in Steiwer's Place By Paul W. Harvey, Jr. SALEM. Aug. 24. (Jp) The climax of summer full of political activity, something unusual In an off-year, U expected to occur within two or three weeks when a successor must . be named for Claude MoColloch, Demo crtlc state chairman who will re sign his post before becoming federal district Judge. Democratic leaders assume MoCol loch, after his return from Washing ton, D. C, will call the 36 state com mitteemen together and will tender his resignation. But Jf MoColloch does not call a meeting, Nadle Strayer of Baker county, vice chairman, would rlM to the post for the rest of the term. Six geek Job Six prominent Democrats are re ported to bo after MoColloch's Job. One of the leading candidates Is John Beckman, Multnomah county chair man, who la reported to have dropped from the bandwagon of Governor Martin. Bock man's entry In the race Is con strued to mean that W. L. Qosslln, secretary to Governor Martin and past president of the Young Democrats of Oregon, will not be a candidate, as the two are close friends. Oosslln Is expected back In a few days from In dianapolis, where he attended the na tional convention of Young Demo crats. Other candidates Include U. 8. Burt of Oorvallls, Jack Caufleld of Tillamook county, Walter B. Olea&on of Portland, Jack Allen of Pendleton and A. M. Dnlrymplc, tax collection deputy In the Marlon county sher iff's office. Say Strtwer Thrnuxh The Oregon Democrat, party pub lication, comes forward with a charge that "the blg-wlgs of the Republican high command" plan to run Secretary of State Earl Snell for U. 8. senator, asserting that Senator Stelwer will not run. The publication snys the Repub licans feel that Snell is a better vote gotter than Stelwer. and thus would make a better race against Willis Ma- honey, nuld to be the Democratic hope for Steiwer's position. Snell remains riose-mouthed about his political ambitions, but persons clow to him assert he ptans to run tsaln for Mecretary of state, HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER ON JAUNT TO BAKER SALEM. Aug. 34. ;p The Mate highway commission lert today for Baker to Inspect the Baker-Home-stead highway and other Baker coun ty roads. The commission will hold a Joint meeting In Baker Thursday with the Baker county court and the Baker Chamber of Commerce. The trip resulted from a protect by Baker county cttlrena that the commlsMon had not allocated suf ficient funds to th county. TO BUY YOUR CAR First: Ask The First National Bank of Portland... any branch... about our Cash Buyer Plan. Second: Choose the car you wish... new Or USed, under 3 yrt old. , Third: PAY CASH FOR IT! You provide ona-third the price in cash or in trade-in value. ..we lend you the balance to enable you to make a cash deal both for the car and insurance. Moderate interest. ..no insurance placed where you wish, established bank credit. Come in and get full infor mation ... at no obligation. MEDFORD BRANCH The FIRST NATIONAL BANK DP PORTLAND jS I IIIlT "OlMSf MHONAI AN mSi'!1 3i wisr ot tut ociir" TO SPEAK THURSDAY AT M.E. CHURCH HERE Rt. Bam Morris will be heard it the Methodist Eplecopal church, cor ner of Main and Laurel, Thursday at 7:40 p. m., In a nation-wide ciu aade against liquor. Three years ago. while pastor of the First Baptist church of Stan ford, Texas, Mr. Morrla began hie crusade against the liquor traffle Rev. Bam Morris. over the radio. Three time dally he was heard over a powerful radio station, reaching every state In the Union with his stirring appeal. Mr. Morris Is said to be one of the spokesmen most feared by the brew ery and distilling Interests of the nation. He has been heard by throngs during his nation-wide ap pea ranees covering 32 , states. He comes to Med ford under auspices of the National Voice. Locally he Is ap peering under sponsorship of the Ministerial association and the W. C, T. U., with other affiliate temperance organizations. His appearance here will give nun dreds of his radio audiences an op portunlty to see and meet him In person. THIRD SPRAY DUE The third cover spray, for control of second brood codling moth, on apples and heavily Infested late pears, especially Boso, should be completed on August 28, according to C. B. Cordy. assistant county agent, und L. O. Oentner, entomologist. South era Oregon experiment station. A moderately heavy flight of cod ling moth has made this spray neces sary. Where good control has Nwi obtained In the past, very little added control would be obtained by an ad dltlonal apray at this time. Use three pounds of arsenate of lead and 18 to 14 pound of spread er per 100 gallons of water. PORTVaAND, Aug. K. i API Mike De Circo, local garage operator and a prominent Democrat, wsa named defendant In a divorce action filed In circuit court by his wife, Ethel. Use Mall Tribune want ada. extra charges... 8. A. Kroschel has filed suit In circuit court against the Oold Seal creamery, the Southern Oregon Brewing company, R. Edwnrds. John Malabchl, and Haslett Warehouse I 1 THESE COATS EXCLUSIVE AT MANN'S f IvA company, maing Judgment against th. Gold Seal Creamery company (or 39,340, allegedly du on a mort gage, held by the First National bank, th. appointment of a receiver for th. operation of the Southern Oregon Brewery, .nd th. aal. of the property, as prescribed by law, th. purchaser to take Immediate posses sion. tt Is set forth In th. complaint that there are now in process of brewing approximately 1.20O kega of beer and that If the brew la allowed to p-o unesred for It will spoil, caus Two Famous Lines Join Hands in This Early Fall COAT EVENT For Wednesday at Mann's ROTHMOOR A brilliant collection of exclusive self trimmed Rothmoors, just as pictured above await the Fall coat buyer at Mann's tomorrow. Styled, for the Woman or Miss who wants quality and fine woolens at a very popular price. These new Rothmoor coats will meet your every coat requirement. $350.0 and $3975 ymHM ing deterioration of rata and con tainer.. Kroschel, former owner of th. property, sold It four yeara ago, mov ing to San Diego, Cal. i BOISE. Idaho, Aug. 84, (pv-Bur-ton W. Orlggs, superintendent since 1931 of the North Dakota school for deaf at Devils Lake, was named to day head of the Idaho state school for deaf and blind at Ooodlng. . 4 JO JOHNSON teaching popular plans playing. Baldwin Piano Shoppa T.1 838. Coat Shop Second Floor ' ' ill DRUG FIEND TAKES 2 MEDICINE KITS An unidentified person who city police claim la "probably a transient drug addict." was In action Sunday night. It waa revealed by reports from two local phyMrlana whose medicine THIS STORE IS AIR COOLED ti 'r( f 1 1 if Special tomorrow in the wash good section. 36-Inch Fnst Color Sheers. Prints, Piques and Part Linen Suit ings, that have sold all season for aa much as 79c yard for 39c. Much of this material is Ideal for late Summer and early Fall wear. It's a bargain at this special price. MAIN FLOOR I 'kite were stolen from parked auto moblea. : Dr. Jamas C. Haye. reported to city police tbat hla black medicine case 1 containing a amall amount of mor jphtne. surgical Instruments and aj- pensive blood pressure equipment waa stolen from hla car some time Sun day night. The machine waa parked In hla private garage. Dr. A. N. Johnson told city police tbat his medicine case containing a blood pressure machine. Instruments and three or four and a quarter grain morphine tableu was stolen Start Your Fall Sewing Now.. .Many New Fabrics to Select From! 36-inch Wulsted Plaids This 1a a. new all Cotton Washable Plaid material, designed to go places this Fall. Smart two-tone large plaids and clever small plaids in gay color combinations. "Wulsted" ts so woven that it has the appearance of wool. It Is an ideal fabric for school, stret or office wear. 39 yard La La Vogue Another grand new Fall dress fabric. "La La Vogue", a 39 -Inch Tub Fast Rayon In the smartest patterns and colors we've shown In years. New paisley designs. sporty stripes, bouquet prints crow bar plaids. This material beautifully. 69 Q yard 36-inch W ashables 39-inch Washable Clipper Crepe Our Pattern Books will show you many ways to make up this lowly pure dye Rayon. Clipper Crepe comes In rich FaU prints over dsrk grounds . . . Florals and Dota . . . Clipper Crepe la guaranteed against eeam pulls and la wash, able. AAk to aee It tomorrow at Mann'a. $1 5 4-inch Flannel FinisK Wool Fabrics ror a sport ensemble separate skirt suit or dress we recom mend these 54-lneh Flannel Finish Wool pimds. They sre m new color combinations of g.-een. brown, crav. rust and r-d which gives you ample choice of color and pat'ern. On aal. tomorrow In the Yard Ooods section $198 -fiL yard 36-inch Viking VELVETEEN Make daughter a school Dress or Jacket trcrn this 36-lneh new"?.,! I COlr- ,Mt P"p "ivrteen such new Pall shades as talisman green. Manilla brown, beetroot ? f-. b'cl1 and ,cw "M A warm long life fabric for school wear. $175 MAW BUTTERICK-VOGUE SIMPLICITY PATTERNS from his car parked In front of Com munity hospital Sunday night. H. W. Birch of 634 McAndrewa rotti also reported to city police that thtevea. aome time within the past 10 daya had stolen a cross-cut saw. two azea, a sledge and two wedges, and varloua garden toola from hla property. Tlcketa for the Franklin B. Lau ner Piano Concert may be purchased at the Baldwin 8hoppe or at the First M. E. church preceding the concert at 8:15 Tuesday, evening, Aug. S4. and clever makes' up op aril V A 39' yard rd MS
