MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. ftCEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1938.
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MTCDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 21, 1938.
Dinneen Through Calling 'Em
Receives Sportdom's Tribute
SYRACUSE, N. Y., Aprtl 21. (AP) Sportdom's great and neAr-grcat
ent into official retirement today big Bill Dinneen, who "called 'em m
he seen 'em" In major leaguea ror M7 years.
Dinneen, honored at dinner here
last night, became a member ot the
"moat derided profession in sports"
a baacball umpire after a career
that took him to the top of another
branch of hla chosen field, a major
league pitcher.
His pitching renched a peak in the
1908 world series when he helped
the Boston ReJ Sox win from the
Pittsburgh Pirates by taking three
of the four games he pitched, Includ
ing the one thnt clinched the tltlo
The dinner, attended by 1,200 per
sons, was described by Alan Oould,
sports editor of the Associated Press,
as setting "an all-time, all-American
record as a tribute to an umpire."
Old plays and players were recalled
and Incidents from the 40 years of
Dlnnen's service In baaeball were re
counted by GronUtind Rice, Johnny
Evers, Eddie Collins and other notables,
Meteorological Report
PUTNAM FUNERAL
2:30 SATURDAY
April 21, 1938
rcrocnMtg
Medford and vicinity: Unsettled to'
night and Friday; cooler Friday.
Orefion: Unsettled tonight and Frl'
day with occnslonal rain northwest
portion and on coant. Cooler interior
of west portion Friday, moderate
southerly wind off coast.
LornI Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 63: lowest 40.
Total monthly precipitation .99
Inches. Deficiency for the month .13
Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1937, 24.10 Inches. Excess lor tno
season 8.86 inches.
Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yester
day 81 per cent; i a. m. today 88 per
cmt.
Tomorrow: Sunrise J:10 a. m sun
set 6:59 p. m.
Observations Tilken at 8 A. M.,
130th Mrrldlnn Time
2
IT
I
Boise 88 40 Cloudy
Boston 82 S3 T. Rain
Chicago . - 84 38 P. Cdy.
nenvor ... 58 34 .01 Cloudy
ftureka 68 SO Cloudy
Helena 44 22 Clear
Los Angeles 84 58 T. Cloudy
MEDFORD 73 43 Clear
New York, . 80 56 T. Cloudy
Omaha 70 44 .08 Rain
Phoenix 92 58 Clear
Portland 72 48 Cloudy
Reno - 72 34 Cloudy
Ronpbiirg 72 40 Clear '
Salt Lake 68 38 Clear
San Francisco ..- 68 50 .It Cloudy
Seattle 63 44 Cloudy
Spokane 68 33 Clear
Washington, DC. 08 58 ,03 Cloudy
Yakima ..- 86 43 Cloudy
GRANTS PASS WINS, 21-1,
FROM GOLD HILL HIGH
O RANTS PASS. April 31. (AP)
Grants Pass high school opened Its
baseball season at Clold Hill with a
31-1 seven-Inning victory yesterday.
Score: R. H. E.
rtrants Pnaa 21 17 3
Oold Hill - 1 3
Johnson and DTolette: Dungcy and
Mullen.
BEL-LIN GH SWAM PS
DALLES TEAM, 22-2
THE nAI-LKS, April 31 (AP
The BelllnRham Chinas of the
Western International league defeat
ed the Port of The Dntlfs 23 to 3
yesterday In a soven-lnnlnR exhibi
tion baseball contest.
Hunter Shoots Self
TOL1TDO. April 21. ( AP) Calvert
Pltzpatrlck. 22, Tnft, shot In the back
by his own small-calibre rifle when
he draRKed It over a Ior while hunt
inir, was In serious condltton at a
hospital here today,
Phone M3 We'll haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
Funeral services for Mar E. Put
nam, who passed away st 8 p. m..
April 18, at the family residence, 010
Dakota avenue, will be conducted
from the Perl funeral home Sat
urday at 3:30 p. m., with Rev.
Walter Strnhm officiating. Interment
will be in Siskiyou Memorial park
Honorary pallbearers will be Jim
Crawford, Glenn Axtell, Edwin Tay
lor, Prank Root, Oliver Tlce and O.
K. Yrtan. Active pallbearers will br
Guy Davis, Leonard Robertson, E. W
Wakefield, Harry Young, W. R. Bul
lock and Charlie Hlnricksa.
Mr. Putnam Is survived by three
grandchildren, two residing in Med
ford and one in Loa Angeles, Cal.
fltnrt Diking Project
ASTORIA, April 31. (AP) Tho
Brookfield Construction company
started work yesterday on a $58,000
diking project on Young's bay and
the Lewis ond Clark river, tho second
Clatsop county project on the Unit
ed States engineers' prouram. Th"
Browns-Mead dike is nearlng completion.
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HOOD RIVER
IS OVER
2 YEARS OLD
A
To Chronic
Sufferers-
We are glftd to announce Dr.
W. F. Holloway, of the Hollo
way Research Clinics of San
Francisco and Eugene, who will
be with in
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
April 21st, 22nd and 23rd
Dr. Holloway Is a graduate of five professions! schools of healing,
has had years of experience In both general and portal practice,
and we will pay special attention to rhrnntc nllments, their
correct dlnftmwl and treatment. Do not fall to nee him white
he Is here If you hate stomach, colonic or rectal troubles,
liver, nen on or kidney troubles, fco-rallrd "Rheumatism,"
and "Com. Ipm Ion", headaches, lunihajtn, sciatica, etc., etr., for
these condition? can he accurately diagnosed and then success
fully I rented by our rational methods.
Ccnsultation is FREE though Priceless lo you!
W'r will accept for tnatment only tin raw nhlch we feel
lire we ran help, at prices yon ran well nfford to pay. Only
a limited number ran he examined, n pleae phone 170 for
an early appointment.
Dr. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropnthio and Naturopathic Physician
128 East Main St., Medford. OrcRon
All Silk Satin
Bemberg and Silk Satin
or Rayon Panne Satin
SLIPS
1 00
Dollar
. Day
Only
Sale of women's better
slips. Broken lines of all
Bilk Satin, Silk and Bem
berg Satin, and Rayon
Panne slips. Not all sizes
in each type but all sizes
in the lot, Our Reg. 1.20,
1.39 and 1.59 values.
Women's New
HATS
Bretons . . . Sailors . . . New
brims . . . Bonnets the new
spring colors and white.
100
Each
Women's Rayon
Panties
Satin stripe and tricot knit
Panties and Briefs. Plain or
lace trim 39c valuo, Dollar
Days
3 for 100
Women's Organdy
Blouses
Tailored or dressy styles;
sizes 34 to 40 Inr. Doll si
Day Sale
2 for
100
Knee Free
HOSE
Women's full fashioned ailk
chiffons. Elsstto garter top;
new spring shades.
2 pr
100
Women's
GOWNS
Dollar Day Sale of printed
Vol le a nd Dl m 1 ty Gow n i
tnd Pa-jamas. Many designs
Reg. 70c quality.
2 for
Women's
WASH
FROCKS
Junrsntwt tint color prints
Selection of new styles.
Sizes 14 to 30 unci 39 to 62.
2 for
100
WOMEN'S
HOUSE COATS
Zipper front. Attractive new print designs. Fine qual
ity. Dollar Days
1 00 Each
Y
COMMUNIT
FRIDAY and SA I I R
DA
OLLAR DAYS
Y. APRIL 22nd and 23rd
Women's
RAYON
SLIPS
Tailored or lace trim, Cali
fornia tops. Regular 79c
quality. Dollar Days
2 for
100
Women's Pig Grain
GLOVES
Washa-ble pig grain gloves,
white, or natural. Dollar
Days ' v
Pair
IrlOO
DOLLAR DAY SALE
ES
WOMEN'S
WHITE SHO
Dressy styles in broken lines of regrular 1.98 and 2.98
qualities. While they last
Extra Special Pair
i.ii
f.il.iftMHtiinirm
1 00
SSESWSW
200 PAIR WOMEN'S
FULL FASHIONED
SILK HOSE
All fine quality ringless chiffons; reinforced sole.
Colors: Sunglow, Tan Beige, Cloud. Sizes 8 to 10jt
inclusive. . . . Dollar Days Only
3 pair
1 00
it?""
Women's
HAND
BAGS
Our entire stock of better
bags, patent or leather. Reg
ular 1.98 and 2.08. Dollni
Days
100
Each
us
: hV. r 'A
..r-V
WOMEN'S
Iridescent
HOSE
air
l
oo
The new two oolored dye
that gives the hose a
bright color tone under
artificial light. Two pop
ular shades, Blushtone or
Ruddy. Reg. 65c value
DOLLAR DAYS
Organdy
Blouses
Women's new organdy
blouses, fine quality. White,
plnlc. blue, malee SIms M
to 40. '
100
each
KS
WOMEN'S
WASH FROC
Sheers or prints in many new styles. Our regular 1.59
value I
Dollar Days Only Each
100
GAY NEW
DRESSES
PRINTS
PASTELS
All new styles all the new details. Our regular 2.98
dresses Dollar Days Only
2 for 500
HUM
Jacquard
BED
SPREADS
Riiyon and cotton, full bl
kIm. Oold. blue, ijrefn, or
orchid. Rpgiilar 1.4S. Dollar
Vaym
100
each
Service Weight
HOSE
Seren-thresd. full fashioned,
lisle relnforrM garter tojs
Vew spring shades. Rv. 65c
qultty.
2P,100
Cotton Sheet
Blankets
Plid din. si 70x80 In
Rrilr SOc quality. Dollar
Dnvd
2 for
100
uwS'jV W"14 J-W?' w- 'J ,-Ty?,T''?
rsii ihr' ; i fai $ 4- -" si ftmrn'A
DOLLAR DA
ALL HOT
Y
BARGAINS
SPECIALS!
Ward's Cleansing
TISSUE
Large box ol 500 sheet.
Pine white tissue. Res. 26c
ralue.
19c box
(T.lmlt 3 to customer
Women's Parity
GIRDLES
Plesh colors. Small, medium
ar Urge.
21c each
fl.imit 3 customer
Wall Paper
New 103a patterns; enougti
for a full room; 8 big o"oubl
rolls and 16 yards border M
the bundle.
59c bundle
(Limit two bundles to
customTt
Girls'
DRESSES
Print or sheers. Manv st-ies.
Sl7es 3 to H years. Rejrular
40c value.
39c each v
Limit .1 to rutomr
Electric Light
GLOBES
Made In US. A.; 60-uatt.
Dollar Day
5c each
(Limit 6 to customer)
Roller Scooter
WHEELS
Vt of two pilr. Make your
awn scooter. Re;. 39c value.
15c set
(Limit 3 to customer)
Waxed Cloth
yiG-O-RAY
85-in. wide; for brooder
houses and hot beds.
7c rn. ft.
(Limit 10-ft. to tinwmwl
Sturdibilt
Tackle Box
I trnys: painted Interior.
1.29 value.
1.00
fT imtt 1 to ru.tom.rl
Pete's
Salmon Eggs
W"al trout bait; 3',-oz. Jar.
Dark or pflle eggs. Re. 31c
ralue.
25c iar
(Limit 3 to customer)
Colored Dish
TOWELS
Hemmed, ready to use. T
ow. Blue Peech 15c Talue.
10c each
fl,lm1t 8 to cuatnmerl
Ward's
Floor Paint
Quart cans. Cholee of 7 col
ors. Reg. 07c quart. Dollar
Day
SOc quart
(Limit 3 to customer)
Women's Flannelette
GOWNS
White. Plnlc or Striped pat
terns; broken lines. Reg.
IBc and Mc values.
25c each
(Limit 8 to customer)
M Mtiiir ti ht mat.
Stitched k
COTTON J
BAITS
3 lb. weight. Good quality
white cotton. Our refrular
6f)c value. Dollar Days
2
for 1 00
Marquisette
PANELS
White or colored. Ground
Aith contrasttna deslru.
Rg. 59c value. Dollsr Days
2 for 1 00
Novelty Crash
Drapery
Materials
Green or tAn ground. Reg
ular SOc value. Do'lar Days
2yds. 100
Cushion Dot
Priscilla
Curtains
All ready to hang. Regular
1.39 value. Dollar Days
100
Pair
48-inch
Cretonne
Keavy quality; new designs
50 light or dart ground.
10c vs-lue. DolUr DB,y
3ydS.100
Curtain
Marquisette
Cushion dots or novelty de
l(tns: white or.pftitel
jround. Dollar Days
8
yds. 100
Cloth Window
SHADES
J6-ln. width. Bcru or dark
rrn. RAjrulsr (Wc vslue.
Dollar Days
2 for
100
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Sew and Save!
PINNACLE
PRINTS
13c yard
l00
8
Yards
A large variety of new Spring pat-
5 l terns and plain colon. Our best
0 r quality. Regular 17c value. Dollar
t VA . I Hnva ftn1
Men's Knit
UNION
SUITS
Athletic style, fine combed
fam; whit. Regular SOc
ralue. Dollar Days
2 for 1 00
Men's Fancy
HOSE
Rayon or Rayon and Cotton
mixed. Assortment of pat
terns. Reg. 3Ac value. Dollar
Days
5 pr. 1 00
Men's
SHORTS
Knit sport shorts. Elastic
osnd. Small, medium, large.
Reg. 39o value.
3 for 100
Boys'
SHIRTS or
SHORTS
Knit aport underwear for
the growing boy. Reg. 36c
value. Dollar Days
5 for
100
Boys'
SPORT
SHIRTS
Short sleeves, open neck
with cord lacing. Blue. Yel
.ow, White. Reg. 30o value
Dollar Days
3 for
100
Bleached
FLOUR
SACKS
Heavy quality; perfect: no
holes, Reg. 10c value. Dollar
Days
12forl00
WORK SHIRTS
Chambray work shirts, excellent quality. Blue or grey.
Sires li'i to 17 neck. Our Reg. 89o value. Dollar Days
2 po
SALE OF MEN'S
' W A for
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DRESS
SHIRTS
1
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j jf, Our regular 69c value.
ollar attached. As
sortment of print de
signs. Sizes W to 17
Cm,. Sfi eck. Dollar Days only.
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6.
Pioneer Rosebush
On Logtown Site
Carefully Tended
BIO APPLEQATE, April 31.
It's only a humble, old fashioned
yellow rose bush of many briars
and untold blossoms tn blooming
season which grows by the dusty
wayside. Yet some kindly soul hss
given this historic bush at old
Logtown on the Jacksonvllle
Ruch hlphway a gardener's atten
tion this spring. The hardened
eArth around the bush has been
spaded up and enclosed with
rocks, and the branches have been
neatly pruned.
Whether It was Mine Inner re
gard for pioneer tradition or sim
ple love for a common flower
which prompted some person to
do this remains to be guessed. The
bush Is tho only visible s!t;n of
the early dny miners' town there,
and It Is thought proboble that
It was planted 60 years ago by a
member of the John McKee fam
ily, whoso home wa located near
where the bush prows. The bush,
with Its frasrant little flowers,
haa been photographed, by an Ore
ion writer end nature lover.
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IS STUDENT HEAD
Bert Daugherty. on the honor roll
I continuously since his enrollment in
school, wa yesterday elected presi
dent of the Medford aenlor high
school student body. Daugherty Is
editor of the HI Times and vlco
presldont of the Torch Honor society,
a Crater reporter, member of the
southern Oregon champion debate
team and trensurer of tho Latin club.
Ho succeeds Martin Luther as presi
dent. Other student body officers' elected
today were: Don Montelth. vice
president: Colleen Stephenson, secre
tary; Bob Nowland. treasurer; Dick
Finch, business manager; Mary
Shreve, song quwn; Grctchen McAl
lister, yell leader, and James Baize,
property manager.
Elections were held all day Wed
nesday at the school and vote were
counted this morning.
Phone 385. Odelie Osborne West or
Rosalie Leslie for a spring permanent
Hadley's Salon of Beauty.
TRUCKLOAD of h
ORANGES
Direct from Grower
at DENNY'S
North Riverside Ave.
$1 .50 per box
INSURGENT PILOTS
22 Civilians Killed In One
Town French Take
Precautions to Prevent
Spread Across Frontier
PERPIONAN, Princ (At th Span
lh Border, April 31. (AP) Spun
lah Insurgent airmen today bom
barded towna, troop concentration
and one of the principal railways of
Northern Catalonia In a drive to
amash the remaining land links be
tween Catalonia and France.
At least 33 olvlllans were killed
and 30 Injured at Pulgcerda. Pyre
neea gateway, where a Catalonlan
railway reaches the French border
at one of the three frontier passes
remaining under government con
trol. Sli hours after the noon hour
bombardment rescue crews digging
In the debris of the railway station
and other Pulgoerda buildings re
ported recovery of 33 bodies.
Railroad Target
Swooping low to rain bombs and
machine-gun Millets. Generalissimo
Francisco Franco'a planes raided a
40-mlle branch railroad between
Pulgcerda and Rlpoll In upper Oer
ona province.
Three trains In the Pulgcerda yards
were struck by bombs. One. loaded
with "chemical products" from
France, burned fiercely.
French and Bpanlah authorities
summoned first aid workers from
both sides of the border. Spanish
frontier guards, however, refused to
permit anyone except French phy
sicians to cross Into Bpaln and held
back Spanish civilians seeking to
flee Into Franca.
Villages were attacked on either
side of the branch railway. Bomba
even fell on Isolated farm houses.
French authorities took prompt
precautions against spread of tha
offensive to French soil. Frenob mo
bile guard reinforced frontier posta
and French anti-aircraft gunneri
fired red rockets to warn the In
surant airmen. ,
JACKSONVILLE MUSEUM
MERGER IS DISCUSSED
JACKSONVILLE. April 31. (Spl.l
Plana to combine and hire a caretaker
for the two museums here wore dla-
at mentlne In CltV hall Of
the Merchants association, Apni 10,
and a commtttae composed of Ray
Wilson and John Hamaker was ap
pointed to study the plan.
The same committee met with the
Southern Oregon Oem and Mineral
society Tuesday night to dlaouaa tha
possibility of that organisation ex
hibiting their mineral and gem col
lection In the local museum.
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