MTEDFOHD MAIL TRTBTTNT5. M"EPK)KP. OREGON. FRIDAY. 'ATWST 27, 1937.
PAGE NTKTE
CRACKSMEN FAIL
10 OPEN SAFE IN
IE OFFICE
Stat police tra today InvMtlgtt
tng tb attmptd safe robbery of
the Gllmore Oil company plant on
the south Pacific highway some time
late Wednesday night or early yes
terday morning.
The Knall. burglar-proof safe ol
reinforced steel and concrete, which
is located In the main office of the
plant, was partly demolished by
charge of nltro-glycerine, state po
lice said, but the safe-crackers were
unable to blast it open.
The attempted robbery was report
ed to state police yesterday by
George B. Jale, district manager,
after he had discovered the dam
aged vault when he opened the
plant.
State police said the dial of the
snfrt had been smashed off and ft
portion of the safe blown through
the. door from the force of the ex-
plosion. Light In the office were
also broken by the blast.
Although no important clues were
discovered, state police stated they
found several iron pins and a long
Iron rod apparently used In an at
tempt to open the safe.
Entrance to the office was gained
by breaking out the glass In the
front door and opening it from the
Inside, state police said.
Several persons living near the
plant told police they heard two
explosions about 11 p. m. Wednes
day, whleh may have been caused
by the unsuccessful robbera.
State police are of the opinion
that the cracksmen became frighten
ed when their charges of nitro
glycerine failed to open the strong
box, and fled.
(Continued rron. rage one.)
bile workers in this country are free
nd will remain free."
Soothing the factional ly-spl It dele
gates with his presence and his words,
th bushy-browed, unsmiling Lewis
sftid: "Your fight now la to preserve
your union.
Lewis arrived virtually In the midst
of a nother floor battle between
"progressive" and "unity" factions
such as have torn the convention
since It opened Monday."
Lewis said he came here "not to
address the American people on na
Monfll Issues of Import." btit to ad
dress the UAW members who had
organized in the face of "corpora
tlons and Industries which frowned
upon the right to organise, denied
that privilege and sought to prevent
that organization with every known
form of opposition."
Must Fight
"Freedom must be fought for," he
declared, "and we must fight to pre
serve freedom."
Speaking, h said, as a "member
of the family," Lewis declared the
convention "shouldn't permit itself
to become engaged In a political con
test and rivalry to the point where
It may affect the integrity of the
union.
"Other unions," he continued, "will
need your strength and time to lift
them to your status today."
"The CIO has no quarrel with the
AFL as such," Lewis seld previously.
"We did not undertake to organize
the organized but to organise the un
organized, which we are doing with
such tremendous success.
Shame on Green
"William Green, to his eternal
shame, demanded (In the General
Motors strike) that the governor of
Michigan prevent any agreement be
Ing made between the United Auto
mobile Workers and General Motors.
"The traitor. Green, lent strength
to thow already strong. His drool
ing lips mouthed e denunciation of
the CIO and the UAW. He shamed
00.000 members of the United Mine
Workers who had honored him."
Lewis said "a traitor Is really an
annoyance, like a flea on a dog."
Later, he said: "The CIO Is not the
virtuous, modest kind Little Lord
Pauntleroy that the American Fed
eratlon of Labor Is."
Librarian Resigns
SALEM. Aug. 37. (Pi James T.
Rubey, librarian here for the last
year, announced his resignation to
day, effective September 0. He ha
a scholarship for a graduate course
In the University of Chicago library
school.
INSIST ON DELICIOUS
Lost River
BUTTER
AND I1HAUK A MILK
A Distinct
PORTLAND APDRHI
rftrd byirovaUnoad ertlondan
alih. All outside reams, light, airy, at
tractive. 3 to 4 blocks te ldls sfOfat
and bonhi . eoei t
BILLOWS FOUR UP
ON CHAMPION AI
ENDQF21 HOLES
(Continued from Ftge on,.)
the 18th. The young Washington
player showed remarkable recovery
after getting off Into the rough when
he left the tee.
ALDER WOOD COUNTRY CLUB.
Portland. Ore.. Aug. 37 (AP) Johnny
Fischer, defending champion, trailed
Ray Billows, New York state cham
pion by one hole at the end of the
first 18 holes of their 36 hole semi
final match In the national amateur
golf championship today,
Fischer assumed a lead at the third
hole and held It through the seventh
but Billows squared It at the eighth
and went up for the first time In
the ninth. A great shot at the nth
resulting In a birdie two sent the
Poughkeepsle player two up but
Fischer came back with two holes
won In a row to square matters.
The champion went down again at
the short 16th when he was wild
and wlldness cost him another hole
at the 17th. The tall Clnclnnatlan
hit two big woods at the 18th to
ptve the way for a birdie that re
duced the New Yorker's lead to one,
The title holder was wild, afflicted
with a hook on many holes. Billows
Iron play was brilliant throughout.
Johnny Goodman, Omaha, Neb.
was two up over Marvin (Bud) Ward
of Tacoma, Wash., in the other semi
final match, at end of eighteen holes,
Thanks to the most sensational
putting of the championship . both
Goodman and Ward played the first
18 holes under par, Goodman scoring
90 and 71 against a par of 73. Good
man had eight one putt greens while
Wsrd was down In one on seven
greens.
FOR LOCAL GIRLS;
(Continued iron One.)
the money tot the girls' ticket to
San Francisco and for the new dresses
all purchased before leaving, author
ities are seeking the woman.
Parents of the three girls can give
no reason for their sudden disappear
ance, according to city police.
Eunice Lovell McCabe, 13. of 318
East Main street, told city police that
she wa at the stage depot with her
three friends when they bought tlck-
ets-for Ban Francisco. She said that
she was going with them but backed
out at the last minute. She also told
city police that all three girls had
their hair marcelled before leaving
and that one purchased a new hat in
addition to the dress. Little Eunice,
like the girls' parents, could give no
important reason as to why they left.
except to state that they "wanted to
get out and see the world."
San Francisco authorities were no
tified of the "runaway" Immediately
after local police were informed, but
too late to meet the stage the girls
WHAT A GOOD rYEC-AND WE I SOMEBODY f NO-JUST SMART .
LOOKING CAR.' PAID CASH REMEMBER YOU FINANCINO
FOR IT IN THEIR WH.L?
(HOWCANVOU j I fill HVE JfH IYOmC
, f'. u.EpTH. THE FIRST MlwfflYV J
KWWmai National THgfTT
te cash mm km!
K EASY to pay cash for it and make all the saving of a
cash dtalaadcc our Cash Buyer Plan. The step are simple:
See the First National Bank.
Select your car.
Pay cash to the dealer.
MEDFORD BRANCH
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND
were aboard. City police had re
ceived no word from the California
authorities today.
The girls are Jetta Avanell Frazier,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe O- Fra
Eler of 318 West Eighth street; Betty
Ann Dale, daughter of Mrs. Sadie
Dale of 105 South Grape street; and
Margie Bell Stone, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Stone of 106 South
Grape street. All are U years old.
State police were inforfned this
afternoon that two 18-year-old Ash
land girls Joerlta Mlddleton. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mlddleton
of Nutter street, and Sarah Noble,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Noble
of 30 Lincoln street, had left their
homes in Ashland between 5:30 and
6:00 p. m. yesterday and had failed
to return.
Parents of the two girls, who
reported their disappearance to the
state police, could give no reason for
the act. The girls left while their
parent were doing chores around the
bouse, state police said.
The Mlddleton girl, according to
state police, left her home early In
the morning for the home of the
Noble girl, from which both left
yesterday afternoon. It was reported
that Joerlta Mlddleton had remarked
to friends during the day that her
father was going to drive her and
Sarah Noble to Medford. State police
said that Mr. Mlddleton had made
no such promise.
State police are searching the coun
ty for the girls, although It la not
known whether they came to Medford
or traveled south from Ashland.
Fewer Benton Peaches.
CORVALLIS, Aug. 37. (IP) Pro
ducers harvesting the peach crop in
Benton county orchards reported a
slightly less than normal yield today.
Prunes are short end late. Both the
yield and market price for elover seed
has been good.
Closing time for Too Late to das.
slty Ads is 1:30 p. ra.
Too Late to Classify
6-ROOM brand new house: furnace,
all hardwood floors, fl it pi ace; close
In; Immediate possession; $4,750.
Also, suburban home, 3 acres, 6-
room modern house, barn, chtcken
house, garage, 3 acres Ladlno clover,
free water, close In; $3600; 5 in
terest on balance.
Also. 19 acres, 13 acres free gran
lte soil, free water, sub-Irrigated.
old buildings, all fenced. Will tease
with option to buy. Price $.1000.
Also 6-room modern home. 3 bed
rooms. 3 beautiful lots, near school:
walnut, cherries, peaches, apples
and an Ktnos or oernes. a snap,
$1900, $4O0 down, balance $21.50
month Including taxes and Interest
Also several other desirable mod
ern homes, stock and dairy ranches,
Also 4 -room modern house. $650,
Also 7 -room plastered house. 3
oeorooms, sleeping porcn. tot loux
198, close in, good garden soil. 2
blocks from courthouse. Only $3800,
$280 down, balance $35 month in
cluding Interest 5, if it's real
estate you want. "Dad" has it.
W. J. "Dad" Roberts. 730 W. 2nd.
FOR EXCHANGE
5 Acres, good buildings. Just out
' side city limits, value $2,650.00, for
modern 5 or 6-room home, good lo
cation. Pay cash difference.
1'7 Acres close Central Point,
very fine buildings, value $4500.00.
Home aione cost more; nnc Darn,
chicken house, 3 good wells, wind
mill, good fences. Trade for city,
property, Medford or Portland. I
Good residence property to trade
for southern California property, j
Residence and acreage to trade for
Portland property. i
A. W. Walker, 223 N. Riverside, i
WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap-
nlv In person. Diamond Cafe.
have
You provide orte-tfiird the price of the new or used
tit (under three yeirt old) that you jeleet either ia
cuh or trade-in value of another car. We tend you
the balance; moderate interest, no extra charges. Ask
about the Cuh Buyer Plan.
'Frif National
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
A Located 2 ml. from Med
SRRfifl ford, 6-room dwelling.
?JIUU h.rdwood floors, fire
place, basement, furnace, beautiful
ly situated In grove, 1 acre land.
Some' terms.
6-room dwelling, excel
.Ivflll lent condition, well lo
WUiUU rated on paved street.
Initial payment S10OO.0O, balance
earao per month.
BROWN 44 WHITE. 104 W. Maln.
r. r vmtr nnnln. tomatoes now be
fore frost comes. rnww un-.
Mrs. Walker.
FOB SALE S acres, good, free soil: 5-
room moaem noui.,
place, outbuildings: at city limit,;
city water. 101 Western Ave.
36 CHEVROLET pickup, good eon
dltlon. $35.00 cash. No trade. Keen
Bros. 8ervico Station, opposite Pine
Cone.
FOR SALE $200 equity in 19S6 V-8
pickup cheap, or win iraae ior iinv
car. 124 So. Newtown, Sunday
afternoon.
LOST Female wlrehalred terrier.
name Penny. w w. oin. wwi.
FOR SALE Stock ranch, about 460
acres; 370 sheep. Aaaresa box m
care Tribune.
FOR SALE Buick coach: good rub-
. . . , KA mil
oer ana gooa whuiviuh, ?w
Wet 9th St.
FOR RENT Lovely furnished country
home, 4 bedrooms, s oaina. nw
room and bath: automatic oil heat.
Oct. 1 to June 1; rent $76.00 mo.
Call 993.
FOR RENT 6-room bungalow at 48
N. Orange.
FOR RENT Modern apartment.
Adults only. 003 west inn.
1408.
EQUITY in '33 Chevrolet, $100. 33
Almond St.
FOR SALE Quaker circulating cHl
nraurr, rrrni ricmi "- - .
Weatlnghouse electric range and 6-
ioot rrigiaaire: same as new. wh
at 82 Myrtle St.
FOR RENT Very nice furnished 8-
room house. Reaaen as w., rw.
- PEACHES
The Rogue River Valley Peach Grow
ers Association naa set inc iohpw
Ing minimum prloea on peaches to
be retailed at the orchards of Its
members: Early Crawford and mis
cellaneous varieties, orchard run,
3c: packed box. 3ic. Elbert, or
chard run, 3Ve; packed box. 4ij.
Hale, orchard run. 4c: packed box,
4 He. Tuscan, orchard run, 3Vic:
extra fancy. 4c. Off grade, all vari
eties, 3c per pound.
CALL 508 -R
30 Acres, irrigated, well located, good
soli, small house, barn. $740 auto
matic electric water system. MO
chicken house, 1 milk cow, 300
chickens: $3000, terms.
Henry R. Ringoen. 839 W. 11th.
MUST SELL on account of sickness-
beer parlor, restaurant and confec
tionary. No reasonable offer re
fused. Damon Cafe, Central Point.
Ore.
FOR SALE
New 4 -room modern house, some fur
niture. Price $670.00.
2-Room house, well built; water
In the house. Price $210.00.
2 -Room house, large lot. Price
$336.00.
All the above sold very small
payment down, balance like rent.
A. W. Walker, 333 N. Riverside.
UN Ht hlMrea ef H steal
Ml with any purchase ,4
EICUED'C Ql CklftA Bl AIID
riiriBR 9 DLEPIl riUUK
Bank Wetf of th kock'ft'
llllil1
FOR RENT Very desirable small fur
nlahed apartment, suitable for cou
ple. $36 month. 616 So. Oak dale.
Phone 393.
R. I. RED pullets from blood-te.Ved
stock. Sweeney Poultry Yard. Tel.
635-J.
FOR RENT Nice room: home priv
ileges; garage. 436 So. Oakdale.
Phone 750-H.
FOR SALE 100 8-gallon molasses and
honey cans, 3 for 30c. Mod?.
Bakery.
TJSED PtANOfl MUST BE
SOLD AT ONCE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Open Evenings.
-10 fine used pianos to close out at
$100 00 and less.
-Also close out prices on three used
Baby Grind Pianos. 1 Chtckerlng.
-3 Square Grands.
-3 Bungalow Pianos like new.
-1 Organ, $3 50.
These Pianos must be sold at once
to make room for new stock and to
clear teaching studios.
On your own terms.
BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE.
AUTO rsflnlshlng to match any color
Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
FOR SALE BARGAINS at
BERRYDALE 2ND HAND STORE
Elec. Simplex Ironer 25
New Heatrola ..............-...$a5
New Oil Heater $50
Wardrobe Trunk ,- 7
Boat Motor .........920
7nt $ 4
3-Piece Walnut set $40
1603 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE 3 acres, 3 miles out.
all Irrigated; 4 -room house, family
orchard, lots of shade, outbuild
ings. Onlv $1,000; $400 cash.
L. O. Plrkell. 16 So. Bartlett.
THE AUTOBUUT MECHANISM
or
WASHER
You can turn a Norge Autobuilt
Washer upside down.. .and its ealxi-in-oil
mechanism will still work perfectly.
The lubricant can't run out. In every
way and particularly in the parts you
don't see, but depend on for uninter
rupted service the Norge Washer ia
better engineered for quicker, cleaner
washings and years of carefree opera
tion. See the Norge today and have its
many features demonstrated.
DOWN PAYMENT
AS LOW Af
'J
ELECTLMC
237 E. Main at Bartlett
MlDDLEAOED couple wish dtlrr or
farm work. Inquire 611 W. 10th.
DESIRABLE ROOM, private home,
good board, reasonable rate, 611
West 10th.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
close in: heat and hot water. At
N. Oakdale.
FORD V-8 Sedan runs Iter new. new
pi Int. good rubber, at only $347.
on low easy terms. Open evenings.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors.
PEDIOREED Cocker Spaniel pupptes.
Thrasher's Kennels, south of Phoe
nix on highway.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY desires to rent
completely furnished summer home
on river or lake for short period.
State size, price and location. Ref
erences furnished If desired. Write
Box 4477. Tribune.
NICELY tvrmlslied sleeping room.
Steady tenant. 60 Rose Ave,
COMPETENT woman for general
housework In small home. Phone
853-J, evenings.
FOR SALE Peaches. J. A. Manke,
two miles east of Jacksonville.
Route 1, Medford.
PACKING
BARTLETTS
WANTED
at
ALA VISTA PACKING
HOUSE
327 So. Fir St.
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Varlev Drue Co.
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Grants Pass, Oregon
Dun Chevrolet
Paisley, Oregon
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Roseburg, Oregon
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