METFOTtT) MXTL TTHBUTTE. fEDFOTCD, CffiEGON.. FRTOlY. AUGUST . 27. 1937.
PAGE THIRTElSy
LOCAL and
Visiting Here Mrs. Mary Baker or
CcntrevlUe, Iowa, is visiting Miss
Phyllis Bwearlngen, superintendent of
Community hospital.
Tomilectomy Bill McCord, 10-year-old
fcon or Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mc
Cord of Route 3, underwent a ton
sllectomy - In the Osteopathic clinic
thla morning.
Guests from South Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Stlrn or Santa Monica, Cal.,
are -guests or Mr. and Mrs. George
Ferguson. The visitors arrived by
motorcar yesterday and will spend
several, days here.
Here from Ashland Miss Agnes
Jones of Ashland shopped here Thurs
day and visited at the E. L. Hen
nlnger home, 1000 West Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. . Hennlnger will leave
Saturday morning for a several days'
visit, in Roseburg and Oakland, Ore.
Vacation Completed Miss Barbara
Lemmon. daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Crawford C. Lemmon, returned home
this- week from a three weeks' vaca
tion In San Jose and San Francisco
where she visited friends and rela
tives. ' While in San Jose, Mtas Lem
mon visited her aunt, Mrs. Helen
Plant.
Rogers Returns City Building In
spector Frank H. Rogers returned by
plane last night from Salt Lake City
where he attended the annual con
vention or the International Associ
ation of Electrical Inspectors, north
west division. Mr. Rogers left here
last Saturday and traveled by air
both; ways.
Flying South gt. A. Hansen stop
ped at Medford municipal airport this
afternoon to have his Douglas basic
training plane refueled. Accompanied
by Warrant Officer L. D. Bradshaw,
he was returning to his station at
Rockwell field, San Diego, from Fort
Lewis, Wash. While waiting for their
plane to be serviced the rhen had
lunch' at the airport cafeteria.
DANCE
At the OASIS
SATURDAY NITE
GIFTS
AT MIDNIGHT
GOOD MUSIC SPRING FLOOR
Admission 40c Ladles 10c
SKATING
GRAND OPENING
,,, CARNIVAL
SEPT. 3rd
ARMORY
All for a sood time
TOMORROW (Saturday) IS THE LAST DAY
OF THE
BIG REMOVAL SALE
Every Departent la Filled
With Extraordinary Values
CHILDREN'S
SCHOOL DRESSES
One lot of children's wool school
dresses
i2 PRICE
rl ! 1 f
thildren s
Visit Every Department Tomorrow. . the Last
Day of this Big Sale.. Buy for Weeks to Come!
M. M. Department Store
PERSONAL
Estes Visits Toots Xstes, Medford
wrestler, was among business visitors
in Ashland yesterday.
Receives Attention F. B. Hughes
of Trail was in Medford this morn
ing to receive medical attention.
Business Caller John Enders or
Ashland called on business acquaint
ances here yesterday and Wednesday.
From New York P. O. Reed of Hew
York, perishable traffic manager of
the Pennsylvania railroad, conferred
with representatives here yesterday.
Pay Calls Mrs. Eva Adams and
daughter and Mrs. H. L. Moore of
Ashland were calling here Wednes
day. Calling Today Among those trans
acting business and shopping here to
day were Mrs. B. O. Btahlman and
Mrs. Hugo Reingold, both of Ashland.
From Trail Out-of-town residents
shopping and attending to business
matters here today included Mrs.
Wallace Cushman of TralJ.
Here Today Mrs. W. O. Pteroe and
Vera Kershaw, both of Eagle Point,
were visiting friends and transact
ing business here this morning.
t
Ashland Caller Medford business
callers In Ashland this week Included
Gel Gervala of Baker Hamilton and
Psclflo company, who transacted bus
iness there Wednesday. ,
From Ashland Out-of-town resi
dents calllntr here Wednesday In.
eluded Myrtle Norred, Joe Norred.
BiUle Hall and Lois White, all of
Ashland.
In Grants Pass Mrs. B. R. Elliott,
Mrs. William Brrnum and Jim and
Joan Elliott were among Medford vis
itors In Grants Pass this week, call
ing there Wednesday at the home
of Florenz Breltmayer.
On Hop North Harry Walker,
northwest distributor of Stearman
Hammond planes, arrived late yes
terday at Medford municipal airport.
He was en route from Klamath Falls
to Eugene. The Stearman-Hammond
plane, manufactured In San Fran
cisco, has a landing wheel under the
nose as an added safety factor.
Continue Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Grey returned to their home at
714 South Oakdale avenue Wednes
day night after vacationing In Wash
ington and British Columbia. They
departed again this morning, going
to the coast for the remainder of the
week. They were accompanied today
by their two sons, Herb and Jimmy.
Forester Returns Paul Brlnson,
Junior forester of the Rogue River
national forest, returned to his duties
at headquarters here this morning
after spending several days in the
field on a -mission pertaining to tim
ber sales. The special work took him
to the Lake of the Woods and Union
Creek districts.
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Farm Outlook Good
KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UP) The
farm outlook in the 10th federal
reserve district Is the beet It has
been In years, according to the
monthly review of business and agri
cultural conditions issued by the
Federal Reserve bank. '
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lEPARTNIENTSToREi
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n Only 12 left, values to t j nf
toats ji88-Ba,ement "pe $4.o5
"All Quiet" Sequel Here Sunday
Andy Define furnish,, much of
tba comedy that relieve the dra
matic tension of "The Poad Back,"
sequel to Erich Remarque', "All Quiet
on the Western Front," which comes
Sunday to the New Craterlan theatre.
A powerful document against tne
futility of war, 'The Road Back"
takes up where "All Quiet" left off.
And, like that now famous novel
and screen production, the cast of
2 CARS OF PEARS
SENT TO LONDON
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PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. a7-(APl
Two carloada of Medford pears, con
signed to London, went aboard the
Furness motorshlp Pacific Grove to
day. The British Columbia Express and
the Vlllanger were expected to take
on Oregon fruit next week.
Tne two carloads consigned to Lon
don were from the Bear Creek or
chards owned by the Rosenberg
brothers. The peers were extra fancy
Bartletts intended for the select Lon
don trade, the orchard office said.
The shipment was said to be one of
the first consignments - of Medford
pears for the London market from
here this season.
Bartlett sh,ents from the Rogue
River valley total 98 cars to date, ac
cording to the freight department of
the Southern Pacific railroad. Can
nery shipments total 71 cars. Twenty
five oars were shipped to. eastern
markets and for export shipment from
Portland and other coast ports.
Picking and packing of Bartletts
will be completed by the end to next
week. Many orchards are now In tfc
second picking.
HAVERHILL, Mass. (UP) His fear
of being "run over" landed Roy Jones
in Jail. Jones was found by patrol
man John J. Butler lying In an alley
with a gallon Jug of cider at his feet
and a red lantern glowing by his
head.
LADIES' WOOL and
CORDUROY ROBES
Values to $7.95
Your mo QCS
Choice J0.170
Chas. S. Adair
Manager
the new picture contains severs of
the younger and lesser known playera
whose work In the film has already
resulted fn some long-term contracts.
The vitriolic hate of a man whose
love has been betrayed, the tender
ness of a mother's love; the madness
that drives men to murder, the great
humsn friendships welded In an In
ferno of revolution all find their
place In this gripping drama of "The
Road Back." f
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. (By The Associated Press)
Generalissimo Francisco Franco,
worried by the. Spanish government'6
lusty drive near Zaragoza, was re
ported by Insurgent sources today to
be speeding a motorized column from
conquered Santander .to the Arsgon
front. These reports said the column
hurriedly packed up and rolled out
of the Biscayan seaport which It
helped ' occupy yesterday, leaving
other brigades of Franco's 100,000
strong northern army to prosecute
cleanup operations east and west of
Santander.
A Valencia, communique said crack
troops had swept to within four miles
of the fortified Zaragoza, flanking It
from the north and south to squeeze
out the Insurgents.
Premier Benito Mussolini Jubilantly
acclaimed , the Spanish Insurgents'
capture of Santander, a victory that
cost Italy 341 soldiers killed and
1,676 wounded. He . exchanged con
gratulatory messages .with General
Franco. .
KLAMATH DRIVER FINED
FOR SPEED ON STREET
Charlcn Schuse, 28, "of Klamath
Falls, was fined $iq In city court
this mornlnj following his arrest by
state police on North Riverside ave
nue for violation of the basic traffic
rule.
' s?huse, according to the state
police complaint, drove his machine
at between 53 and 60 miles an hour
past Intersections.
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jjAJLHlil "PUBLIC WEDDING"
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmam Dick Pureed - Marie Wilson - Jane Wyman J
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Show. ,.,-7- ,1 WESTERN FRONT" ' Jm
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Rialto Bills Laughs and Music
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A new high In laughs will be
reached at the Rialto theatre Sun
day when ' Marry the GUT' opens a
three-day engagement with six of the
screen's top-notch comedians In the
leading roles. Hugh Herbert, Mary
Boland, Mlseha Alter, Carol Hughes,
IUHT
VANOAUA, Ohio, Aug. 27. (AP)
P. O. Carroll of Brecksvllle, O., broke
100 targets In a row today, from the
10-yard mark, to take the lead In
the 88th annual Grand American
handicap, feature event of trap-
shooting sport.
Carroll is the third man In his
tory .to go 'straight" In the big tar
get feature, Charley Young of Spring-,
field, O.. turning the (rick from the
23-yard line in 1026, and R. Thomp
son ot uauuvuie, Mo, doing it in
1010.
Six men were tied at 00 out of 100
for second place, with 200 of the 1000
marksmen, still to post their scores.
They were Bruce Sloon of Albsnv.
N. T.; Ray C. Falcon of Evanston,
III.; Forest McNelr of Houston, Tex.;
IT'S A PANIC!
ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT I
9 . Jf m M Marion TlAVTES Y
and 'Allen Jenkins are starred with
Teddy Hart, Alan Mowbray, Hugh
O'Donnell and Dewey Robinson bead
ing the featured cast of funmakers.
"She Shall Have Muslo," musical
film featuring June Clyde and other
favorites, shares double bill honors
with tli lnugh opus.
A. B. Springer of Metropolis, 111.:
R. A. King of Wichita Falls, Tex, and
Staney Meadows of Xes Moines, la.
THREE FATALITIES .IN
INDUSTRY DURING WEEK
BALEM A' g. 27. (s) Three fatal
nit and l.G'13 aocldenta were report
ed during the week ending yesterday
to the etata Industrial accident com
m'sslon. Fatalities were: Prank Drar'.l, Malln
fanner, Injured August 14 at Malln;
K. J. Murphy, Reedsport logger, In
jured August 23 at. Reedsport, and
A. J. Nlelson, Mapleton logger, Injured
August 18 at Alpha.
Dog Upsets postorriee
TERRA BELLA, Calif. (UP) When
Postmaster Marvin Drake found the
Interior of his office disturbed and
a screen torn off a window, he
reported an attempted robbery. Hie
deductions were proved wrong, how
ever, with discovery of a dog which
had battered its way out of the
building, where It had taken refuge.
Fast Shooter
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Bob Steele plays the title role of
"Lightning Crandsll," wlikli comes
to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow
only. Bob Is cast as the fastest
shooting cowboy In the whole of
Texas, others with him In the oast
are Lol. January and Charlie King.
Episode 7 of the "Robinson Crusoe
of Clipper Island" serial la also on
the same bill.
L
IN NEWS REELS
Mewsreel scene, of the H. Chandler
Czan Memorial derflMtlntv i.Bt
Suuday at the Bogue Valley Golf
wuu, wiii oe suown on tne screen
of the Craterlan theatre starting
Sunday.
With Bobby Jones. Orantland Rica
and manv other notable, nt tv, snir
Ing world taking formal part In the
aeaication, and Horton Smith, Law
son Little, Jimmy Thomson and Harry
Cooper displaying the golf ehota that
uwuv inem wp-ranKlue pros,
these newsrel scenui are being e
leased natlonallv nrt .m. ..nu.i
to trlng much favorable publicity to
tne nogue Kiver vai;ey and Medford
in particular.
JUDGES ASSIGNED FOR
SUBSTITUTE HEARINGS
SALIM. Auff. 97. JPl Chief .Tn.
tloe Bean assigned today three ctr-
OUlt JUdffflS to alt In nt.hAi nnt.ntln.
to hear cases In which the presiding
juagas disqualified themselves.
uuage tiaivin eweek of Pendleton
111 aLii,foa,;5lll
TODAY and SATURDAY WHAT HITS
. Roaring Action J
On A Raging Sea! j
Your favorite ao- i J
Won star in a bold f VJ v i.
. adventure on a I V.. v j "?-
gun-running; out- V v ' - y
' law dohoonerl j . , Kit ' -'j
A famed and feared hero of Old California'!
red-blood days of "goldl" Sure-fire thrills I
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LOOK WHO'S HERE SUNDAY-3 DAYS!
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PLUS "SHE SHALL HAVE MUSIC"
will go to Baker to hear the ease ot
Dyke vs. Dyke, Judge Charles W. fills
of Ontario will go to Klamath Palls
tohear the case of Garrett v.. Mil
ler, and Judge H. K. Zimmerman of
Astoria was sent to Albany to hear
H. P. Hammerly's suit against Sheriff
Herbert Shelton.
AGREES TO VOTE UPON
AFFILIATION WITH C.1.0.
MADISON, WLi., Aug. 37. (AP) A
liberal faction, sustained by a trlpU
victory, held administrative control
of the American Federation ot Teach
ers today.
Supporters of ft movement for af
filiation with the C.I.O. swept the
convention's elections In their first
triumph last night, re-electing Dr.
Jerome Davis of New Haven, Conn
and seating 11 candidate In 15 vice
presidential posts.
The delegates, after ft protracted
three-hour session, then adopted, 28A
to 327, ft liberal majority report em
powering the federation's executive
council to conduct a national mem
ber referendum after Feb. 1, 19SA os
the question of CXO. affiliation.
The third victory same when the
convention voted down ft proposal
for ft special "war chest" tax to fight
the CXO. The teachers now are
-affiliated with the ATX.
Winners in the vice-presidency
elections included Hugh DeLaoev,
Seattle. Wash.
Black promises to be the favorite
color for the 1037-88 winter season.
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