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fEPFOTO MATL TRTBTTNTE. "NrEPFOTtD. QT?KGQT. FRIDAY. SEPTErBER 3, 1937.
SOCIETY and CLUBS
By Janet Wray Smith
Two VUitlnf Hera
From North
Arriving bare from the north Ust
evening were MLu Joanne- Ferguson
and MIbs Kathryn Roblnaon, both of
Portland, who will ba among holiday
guests In the city over the week-end.
Miss Ferguson la visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ferguson,
and Miss Robinson will be a guest
at the home of her parent, Mr. and
Mrs. O. V. Robinson.
Both are former residents and will
be greeted by a number of old
friends.
Beames Return
After Vacation J
Returning home Tuesday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reames, who
have been among Medford residents
vacationing out of town.
They were the guests of Mrs.
Reames' mother, Mrs. Edward J. Lan
nlng, at her summer home at Gig
Barbor In Washington during part
of their stay away. They spent a
week In Seattle and also visited In
Tacoma and other northern points.
Mr. and Mrs. Reames were away
three weeks.
York Vacation
On Bust Cruise
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tork returned
home Wednesday after a two weeks'
vacation In the north.
Motoring first to Vancouver, B. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. York embarked for a
nine-day cruise along the Canadian
coast to Steward, B. C. They stopped
at other points in the northwest be
fore returning home.
Hale Greenman to
Be Wed October 80
Of Interest to Medford friends Is
the reoent announcement of .the
coming marriage of Miss Harriet
Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Campbell of Beaverton, and
Hale Qreenman of this city.
The announcement was mads last
Saturday In Portland when Mrs. M
C. Woodard and her daughter, Mrs,
William A. Ferrln, were luncheon
hostesses at their home.
Quiet Week-end
Seen for City
Quiet relaxation over the Labor
Day holiday week-end is In prospect
for Medford residents, according to
present plans.
A few will entertain guests from
out of town and others will take
short trips to other nearby points.
Many will seek outdoor recreation at
various resorts of the region, while
others are making no arrangements
except for a quiet week-end at home
Four Attending
Racing Event
Leaving for the north yesterday
were Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Mulrhead
and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fluhrer, who
are attending a mo tor boat racing
event at the coast city.
Pyles Return
From Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Pyle returned
to their home here Wednesday mom
lng after a two weeks' vacation.
They were guests of relatives and
friends in Carmen, Okla., and North
Hollywood. Calif.
OFFICE OPEN LATE
FOR SUBSCRIBERS
(Continued from rage One.)
Increased their prices, the Moll Trlb
une Is this year offering a, greater
bargain than ever before," said Ger
ald Latham, circulation manager.
"We are offering the aame low bar
gain rates of past years while other
newspapers are advancing prices. This
means that everyone may now benefit
by the great aavlngs afforded by this
special bargain period."
"With world-wide news coverage by
the Associated Press and the United
Press, the best of dally features, and
thorough coverage of local news, the
Mali Tribune Is a complete news
piper. No one In the Rogue River
valley can afford to be without It.
With out low bargnln rates no one
need be without It."
Subscriptions may be left at the
Mall Tribune office, given to carriers
or sent in by mall. To be eligible
for the special rates, present sub
scribers must be paid up to Septem
ber 1.
Mr. Latham advised against delay
In subscribing under the special bar
gain day rate. If wuhworlptlons are
delayed there la danger of forgetting
the matter . until It la too lata to
benefit by the bargain prices, he cau
tioned, mere will positively be no
extension of the bargain period be
yond September 18, he emphasized
GRAPPLING FANS
It will be practically a new deal
all around for wrestling patrons of
Promoter Mack Ltllard'e weAly pro
grams next Monday night.
After seven straight weeks under
the stars at the open-air high school
arena, the torso twisters will return
to their old stand In the Medford
armory.
In addition, a minor houseclean-
lng of principals sent Savlch, Wild
Man Zlm and Bob Wagner on their
way to be replaced by two new
comers and an old standby.
Top .main event will feature Mar
shall Carter, brilliant ex-wrestling
Instructor of the University of Mis
souri and Les Wolfe, master of the
rocklng-chatr scissors, who returns
after a year elsewhere. Wolfe, before
his departure from Medford, hadn't
quite made up his mind whether he
wanted to be a cleanle or meanle,
and local fans are anxious to see If
he hss definitely decided that vital
question.
Flashy Toots Ets will form the
one-man welcoming committee for
Gorilla pogl. In the middle event.
Pogl Is reported to be the meanest
brute that ever came out of the
pampas, I
Still another newcomer will be.
Young ZbytuBko, nephew of the ex-
world champ of the same name. Hall-
lng from Poland. Zbyszko will meet I
Sailor Dtck Trout of San Diego In j
the opener. Both are clean and sclen-1
tlflc.
BIRTHS
ITALIAN SUB OF
SINKING VESSEL
'Fascist Pirates' Must Pay
Dearly Is Warning by Of
flcial Organ reopre in
Great and Terrible Rage'
ROMS. Sept. I. (AP) Usually
well Informed fascists said today that
Italy would not attend any confer
ence at Geneva on Mediterranean
naval attacks, even if It were held
separately from League of Nations
sessions.
These persons gave four reasons:
1, Italy will not go to Geneva until
the question of her Ethiopian con
quest la settled.
3. Such a conference has not been
officially prepared.
8. It would Interfere with European
non-intervention committee work.
4. The time la not ripe for such
a meeting.
MOSCOW, Sept. 8(AP) Pravda,
the communist party newspaper,
warned today that the sinking 01
the soviet motorsnlp Tlmlryasev "by
an Italian submarine" was a chal
lenge to Russian rights on the sea
for which "fascist pirates who are
going to extremes" must "pay dearly."
(The Tlmlryazev was torpedoed and
sunk by a submarine last Monday In
the Mediterranean off the coast ox
Algiers on Its way from Black sea
ports to Le Havre and Liverpool. Its
attacker was not then Identified.)
Pravda's threat was made as a
foreword to an entire page of reso
lutions by Russian workers' organiza
tions deploring 'piracy" against Rus
sian shipping.
"Great and terrible is the rage ox
the soviet people," the newspaper de
clared.
"This new crime of Italian fascism
1 not only a challenge to the soviet
union. It Is also a challenge to other
countries Interested In preserving
peace.
The soviet union will not stand!
for the Insolent provocation of the
fascist government. The soviet gov
ernment is investigating and will !
be able to call to order Italian fascist I
bandit who went to such an extreme."
LONDON, Sept. 8. (AP) Great
Britain aped destroyer reinforcements
today to find "pirate" submarines
In the western Mediterranean and
decided to present "Important pro
posals" before Europe's statesmen at
Oeneva to safeguard shipping In the
war-Infected waters off Spain.
French warcraft also augmented the
British patrol force against the mys
terious submerelb.es which have sunk
or imperiled merchant shipping and
even the course of British warships.
A new torpedoing, this time the sink
ing of a soviet freighter In the nor
thern Aegean, widened the scene of
chaos at saa.
With the reinforced British de
stroyers told to capture or sink
'undersea pirates." British statesmen
made their plans for a conference of
the Mediterranean powers at Geneva
on September 10 to end bitter and
mutual distrust arising from tne
submarine attack.
CLARK CARDS 70
TO PACE FIELD
Eighteen hole medal qualifying
rounds us the southern Oregon
northern California golf tournament
early thla afternoon saw Medford's
Leland Clark, r.. card a brilliant 70,
even par, for the llnest Bcore to that
point. Clark, decidedly hot, put two
3os together.
Defending Champion Eddie Sim
mons hammered out a 73 for next
tow medal honors. Hubert Bentley
or Aahiand and Don Thompson of
Portland, two of the tournament's
dark horses, both turned the Rogue
vaney course In 71 to remlan the fa.
vorltes with many.
There were 98 entries at 3 o'clock
thla afternoon, with out-of-town
shotmalcera continuing to register in
a steady stream. Local golfers were
also teeing off every minute or so
under threatening skies.
Other qualifying scores early this
afternoon were Boo woods, 78;
Oeorge Harrington, 78; Harry Ra
Vlzza, 77; Roy Prultt, 79; Sprague
Rlegel, 94; Bill Porter, 88; R. a.
Bardwetl, 90; Hei Hathaway, 79;
T. Slater Johnston, 00; Olen Jackson,
84; Hobart Price, 83; Al Clements,
93; Allen Buckingham, 109: 8. Lewis,
81; Les Avrlt, 84; Prank Reum, 85;
Orln Schenck, 90; Charley Clay,
John Cupp, 95; Max Pelrce, 98; Bill
Catey, 01; Jack Bierma, 99; Jerry Je
rome, 94; Ole Alenderfer, 99; Mark
Milter, B9; Walter Kresse, Jr., 84; JS.
Drysdale. 105; Harvey Woods, 89; Bob
Ingle, 98; Sam Houston, 100; A. E.
Orr, 88.
SPECIAL BARGAINS In Used pianos,
Sob up. Any terms to ault. Bald
win Piano ehoppe.
STARTING Anjou plcklni. Can use
more pickers Monday. Orchard Park
farms, voormee crossing.
Jean Eberhert, Southern Oregon
Normal achool athletic coach; and
Dick Sleetcr, Medford, this morning
turned In medal quullfylng cards of
77 to practically Insure their en-
trance Into the championship round
of 32 of the ninth annual southern
Oregon-northern California golf tour.
nament being played at the Rogue
Valley Golf club. Experts say that
qualifying rounds of 80 or better will
be good enough to make tne cnam-
plonshlp round.
Ebernart unwound his lonxy irame
to go out In 39 and return In 38
for his 77. Par for the course is 70.
Sleeeter duplicated Eberharfs effort,
with a 39-3877.
Other early quallflerh this morning,
none af .which were expected to en
ter the championship round, were D.
Bashaw, 85; K. Haut, 88; Ralph Clem
ent, 92; E. Slegmund, 94; and M. O.
Llttrell, 98.
All Odd Fellows are
requested to report
at the Perl chapel
at 1:30 Saturday, to attend the fu
neral of Brother George B. Franks.
P. E. Redden. Vice-Grand.
Uso Mall rrlbuue warn ads.
Too Late to Classify
Born, Thursday to Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Gober of Route a, a son. weigh
ing 8 pounds, 11 ounces, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
CHURCH FOUNDER'S SON
SUCCUMBS AT AGE OF 83
ST. HELENA. Cal.. Sept. 3. (?r
Wllltam C. White. 83. son of the
founder of the Adventlst church, who
died here WedwAday. will be burled
at Battle Creek. Mich.
White was the son of Mrs. Ellon
G. White, whose texts are used ex
tensively In Adventlst schools and
churches. He retired from active
church work after the death of his
mother In 1915.
FOR GREATER VALUES IN
SCHOOL SHOES
SEE THE DISPLAYS AT THE
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
SHOES for GROWING GIRLS
Now square toe oxfords in brown and
black. Low heela and 13-8 heeli, leather
or composition soles. Detachable Kilties
for style and service you can't beat them.
Before you buy come in. Outstanding
every day M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
values ; sizes 3 to 9.
YOUR CHOICE
$1.98
M. M. Department Store
Chas. S. Adair, Mgr. NEW LOCATION 220-222 E. Main
BUNGALOW PIANO for rent. Bald
win Piano Shoppe.
SMALL RANCHTcTrenT PoTetatls
Inquire Scott Boycr, Eagle Point.
RUTH LUY DANCE STUDIO ripens
Saturday, September 4th, Sparta
Building. Phone 1545.
WILL TRADE 1029 Eswx car In Jiood
condition for Ford-son or what have
you. 39 So. Grnpe St., MMUord.
FOR. SALE 4B North Ornnge St.. fl
room home: hardwood floore, three
bedrooms and sleeping porch; home
In rear to be moved off. Priced for
quick Ale at t3A50. Charles R.
Ray. exclusive neent. Room 204 U.
S. Natl. Bunk. Phone 302.
FARMERS. ATTENTION 1
Rebuilt aecowl-hnnd tractors, farm
Implement Co., 3t So. Grape St.,
prices. Rogue Valley Tractor &
Impdement Co., 30 So. Grape St.,
Medford. Phono 206.
INCOME PROPERTIES
Suburban store with npartment house
adjoining; will sell as a whole or
separately. Both properties in ex
cellent condition. Will have to be
seen to be appreciated. Exception
ally well located. Can be sold at
a low figure and on vory rasv terms.
BROWN fc WHITE, 104 W. Main.
345000 Four acres Rood soil. Irri
gated, all cultivated, clow in: mod
ern 4 -room house, fruit and nut
trees: SflSO down, terms on balance, i
A good buy. j
UPP & RINOOEN I
Room 1. Spnrtn Blrfg.
gas
i rl-t i
EXPERIENCED, efficient office or
ssles clerk: college graduate, typist.
comptometrlst. References. Phone
WANTED lfl-lneh body fir. Trade for
tailored ciotnes. Klein the Tailor.
Upstairs.
FOR SALE Uncalled for suit and 2
overcoats at bargain. Suit 40 chest,
overcoats, one 38 chest, one 39 chest.
Klein the Tailor. Upstairs.
FOR SALE Trash burner. Tel. 148-Y.
Uou)Ud
WHETHER Shallow or Deep well
there it Goulds Watr System
specially for your need.
Whit vtr the lire or capacity you
require, we htve the smwer. You get i
cuitom-built pump el quantity produc
tion prices A Genuint First Quality
Goulds System el (he lowst prices os
tecord.
Slop in today and Id us show you lh
Goulds line. The low prices will surpris
you. The deep well pump I llluitrstac
bove.
CID PUMPS-Fuy utomt.c
WANTED Experienced waitress. WANTED Dressmaking.
nainDow i;aie, tt r. rronl. ! raversiae.
FOB BALE Jersey bull calf, of first,
class stock. T. V. Williams. Tel
IS-P-U.
PEAf!WT?R
J. H. Hale one box truck or car
load. Off grade lor canning very
reasonable. One mile south Voor
hlss Crossing, old Emerlck rancu.
Look for sign. K. C. Corn.
WANTED Airedale or nolloa do.
male or female, about 6 months
om. write a. r. JHtigeraid, Rogue
River, Ore. Rt. 1, Bo 37.
Six-room house, 1330 E. Main. Terms.
w. j. oproat, mo H. E. weldler,
Portland, Ore.
4-ROOM furnished apartment, 910 X.
mam.
STUDEBAKER'S USED CARS
AND TRUCKS
1916 Ford DeLuxe Sedan ..(585.00
1933 Dodge Sedan, and radio..- 435.00
1933 Graham Sedan .H.. 396.00
1929 Pord Coupe , , 125.00
1935 Ford Station Wagon 485.00
Studebaker Kockne Spt. Road
ster 480.00
1933 Ford Coupe .. 275.00
1930 Oakland Sedan 285 00
Auburn Cabriolet 165 00
1935 Studebaker Truck.
1934 Ford Truck.
1934 Chevrolet Truck, lumber haul,
dual axles.
Several used cars from S26.0O up.
DAnuuKoun uuiuH CO.
GOOD used collapsible baby buggy.
Phone 1063-Y.
FOB SALE Fine saddle mare, broke
to ride and work. L. O. Scott, Cen
tral Point, Old Stage road.
NOTICE I Will take passengers to
Ashland dally on share expense
basis. Late model car with heater.
506 Haven St., Medford, or call
Ashland, phone 35.
FOR SALE Placer mine, 150 acres
fully equipped with 3000 ft. of pipe,
Ruble elevator, 40 sec, ft. of water
with 200 ft. head. Good camp.
Some very desirable mining ground.
- Property on Josephine creek, Jose
phine county, Oregon. Address
written cash offers for property and
equipment or equipment alone to
Golden Prlness Mine Corporation,
612 S. E. Mill St., Portland, Ore., or
L. L. Wartes. Wonder, Ore.
30 HEAD feeder bogs for sale. X704
N. Riverside.
WANTED Girl or woman for light
housework. Call 636 Palm.
PLYMOUTH Coupe: perfect through
out; dependable Blue Seal guaran
tee: should sell at 385. Our bar
gain price only (315; low finance.
upen evenings.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributor.
CHAMPION and Mulr peaches. Dolpa
Phlppt. Crater Lake Hwy.
LARGE STOCK of first grade Amer
ican make corrugated eheets, roof
ing paper, barb-wire and fencing.
We can save you money. Medford
Bargain House, 37 No. Drape St.
Phone 1062.
LARGE STOCK of new and used
ranges. HeatroUs and beating
stoves, davenport and a t u d I o
couches. Medford Bargain House,
27 N. Orape St. Phone 1062.
WANTED Children and adult lntea
eated In any type of dancing. Re
sonable rates. Jewel Deter Dane
Studio. 319 West Main. Tel. 737.
TRADE Summer home, large living
room, fireplace, Bleeping porch, kit
chen and dining room, electrlo
lights, toilet and ahower; partlr
furnished; year around gravel road,
for small home and lot. dear, lm
Medford. Box 3389, Tribune.
AUTO reftntshlng to match any cole.
Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
FOR SALE Small house, I acre,
fenced fohchlckens; adjoining Med
ford. Cheap. Robert Mullen, 138
W. Main.
RED FRYERS Syeeney Poultry Farm
old highway.
Schilling
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LEADING SPRAYS
Official laboratory strength
tests prove Bif kills more
pests quicker that it hat
more "killing power" tbao
any other spray so you are
assured greater protection
Bif is safe. Stainless. Has a
pleasing fragrance. Ask fot
Bif Spray today -at youi
grocer's.
UNION Oil COMPANY
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"Beauty Isnt always dumb." We list
among our vast number of patrons
many beautiful women, who retain
their charm and beauty with the aid of
our cosmelique
department . .
their claim to
THRIFT is un
questionable . . .
because this store
serves, the
SMART women
of our city.
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FosteethSr 47c
25c Feenaminr 19c
Odorono 31c
60c Drene Sham. 49c
Lactogen 83c
1.50 Petro i.gar89c
25c Anacin 19c
Werner's 3P5dcrL. 24c
Santisepticwc' 45c
50c Jergen'sLo.37c
Lifebuoy & 21c
50c Lysol 43c
60cAlka Seltier.. 49c
6Qc Bromo S(.iu. 49c
60c Resinol&nt 49c
65c Bisodol med. 49c
Dr. West J1,.' 19c
Colgate 33c
60c Sal
Hcpatica 37c
Absorbi ne jiio 71c
75c Doan's Pills 49c
1.25 CaroidSfJL98c
75cTakara 59c
60c Mum 49c
Mar-o-0il,s,h,o?-76c
Cutex . 31c
Carters 2L!1!!11 4c
Ovaltine we.... 57c
luentine . 43c
60c Neet 49c
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soap, 6 for 50c
Fels Naptha, ge. 6c
P. & Q., Ige. 5c
Lux and Lifebuoy
3 for.... 17c
Super Suds.. 19c
Woodbury 'i
3 for 25c
Cash. Bouquet
3 for 25c
Palraolive, Camay 5c
Cigarettes
Cheater. Lurkie.
Camets, Old
Gold., Ralelght
Per Carton fl.10
Tobacco
P.A.. Vflvrt. Ilnlf & Half,
10r: pound TSr
Granger, 1'nlnn lmlfr
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$1.1' I:;,!, Oond'"" " 59e
TOOTH PASTE?
50c Ipono c
50c Forhon't 3?e
40c Listcrine
Colgate's, lorg 18c
50e Kolynos 3'
50e lodent J
Pcpsodcnt, lorge 33e
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TOOTH POWDERS
Colgofo's 3Je
60e Colox . 43e
50c Revelation .... 35e
50e Lyon's ....33
SI. 00 Werner's 79e
60c Kling 49e
Lamport's Hardware
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