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MEDFOKD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON". THURSDAY, APRTL 21, 1938. PAGE NINE GHILOQUIN WATER CONTINUES RISE; LOGS PERIL SPAN KLAMATH FALLS. April 21. API Water In the Sprague and William-. aon rivers continued its steady rise today, with a log boom at the Block linger mill at Chiloquln straining at Its moorings and threatening se vere damage should It bratk away. Flood crest was expected to arrive late tomorrow night or early Sat urday. The rise for the 34 hours ending at 8 o'clock this morning was registered at 4'. inches on the official gauge below Chiloquln. Un official observers at that piece esti mated that by this afternoon the level had Increased a foot from yes terday. Railroad men said they thought the S. P. trestle could survive If the log boom goes out, but grave fears were felt for the W illlamson river highway bridge, several miles below Chiloquln. the single slim traffic link between Klamath Falls, north ern Klamath county and central Ore gon. Use of a locomotive to hold the log boom in place proved futile when the boom showed sins of dragging the big engine Into the water. The boom was then attached to two "dead men" sunk deep into the ground, but the tug of the half-million feet of tim ber pulled the logs partly out of the earth. Thursday afternoon the logs In the river were starting to "deck," arous ing further fear they would go out. The Williamson river has surround ed a home three miles below Chilo quln, and the Sprague has come up around the first row of cottages at the Blocklinger mill in Chiloquln. Life Goes On SALTO, Argentina, April 21. (AP) Martina Zamudio. 108 years old. was rescued against her will today when she attempted suicide by Jump ing into a river. She said she was tired of living."' Closing time for Too Late tc Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. Do This If You're NERVOUS Don't take chances on harmful opiate and products which you know nothing about. Use common sense. Get more fresh air. more sleep sod take a reliable, time-proven medicine like famous Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound made tsptcially for women from whole tome herbs and roots let it help Nature ton op your system and thus calm jangly nerves, lessen distress from female functional disor ders and make life worth living. For over 60 years one woman has told another how to go "smiling thru" with Finkham'B Compound let it help YOU. At v 4 s c ; 4 3L f JaT Lift j w C v yi CORRUGATED EDCE of Interlocking forms Is an archl teclnral note at Parker dam on Colorado river 150 miles below Boulder dam. Concrete Is now being poured. I MT. MORRIS, K. Y. (AP) Ralph Ferraro, a patient at the Mt. Morrif tuberculosis hospital, has spent eight months building a model cathedral from 16,808 used safety matches col lected from other persons under treatment at the hospital. Working In bed. with a aafety razor and glue as his only accesso ries, he completed the structure in 73 days. It Is 18 Inches wide, 34 inches long and 27 inches high. In one steeple Is a bell operated by a bell cord from below and In th other steeple Is a clock. The Interior, which is free from supports, contains a carpet, pews and three altars fitted with altar cloths and candles. A small electric light bulb in the celling sheds sub dued light. Marriage Licenses Walter Curl and Blanche B. Cook. Lloyd R. Senders and Ruth Mae Bennett. Richard L. Harbert and Patricia Morrisey. ADLEY'S 44 So. Central HATS One group of Light Colored Felt and Straws Dollar Days $1,00 Wash Dresses Formerly sold for $3.95 Dollar Days $1.00 JIGGER COATS In Beige, Blue, Vermillion and Yellow; sizes QP 14 to 20. Formerly sold for $5.95. Dollar Days3O.90 Knit Panties Lace trimmed Size 44 2 for S 1.00 CREPE Formal Slips Only a few of these, tea rose and white, formerly $1.95. Dollar Days $1.00 ODDS and ENDS In Overalls and SLACKS Special for Dollar Days 69c Rayon and Cotton Knit Dresses Formerly $4.95 Dollar ? OK Days JIfc.JJ SATIN SLIPS Broken range of site. Tea rose and white. Formerly $3.95. Dollar Days $1.95 One group of JACKET SUITS In all wanted Spring colors. Formerly $19.95. Dollar Days $15.00 100 Pair Paris Fashion Shoes Broken lzet. Thee formerly wM for $3.95. Thin fro tip Include pump. all heel height tn all rnlnr The lie- are broken but there to 9. from triple AAA to B. But them now while the a-!n 1 early. Dollar day It sold for $3.95. strapn. and tie tn MM O C r Including white. S H fl re are !r from $ " T Two special COC trains arrived from the fourth corps area (southern states) yesterday with replacements for oampa of the Med ford district. The first, commanded by Capt. Al bert T. Anderson, arrived yesterday from Fort Bragg. North Carolina, with 227 men of whom 117 were for Camp Hackamore and 110 for Camp Clear Lake, both in northern California. With Capt. Anderson on the train were Dr. Charles J. Ktnsolvtna, train surgeon, and Lieut. Charles H. Mad dox, mess officer. The second train, commanded by Capt. William H. Driscoll, arrived here from Fort McPherson. Georgia, with 395 men. Of these, 80 were for Ore gon Ca-es. 85 for Steamboat, 125 for Coos Head and 105 for China Flats. With Capt. Driscoll were Lt. Col. Har ry McKellar of Vancouver ''Barracka, and Cpt. H. T. Oentle. of Medford. train surgeons; Lieut Herbert S. Mar tin, of Big Springs, mesa officer, and Lieut. Maurice W. Frier, a newcomer to the district, who will be assigned to a camp here. OLD SERVANT LABELS 84 V 4 v, ' V'" t . ! lit K, -1 U , jt t --. 2- St. SHAPINC up for Susan Hay ward, a newcomer, are her film prospects In Hollywood. MONKEY CONSIGNMENT SUNNED IN PORTLAND PORTLAND, April 2 1 . P) More than 400 Jabbering monkeys captured 700 miles Inland from Calcutta, bathed in Oregon sunshine today when the hatches of the British mo. torshlp SUvermaple were opened. They were consigned to a Japanese pet dealer in San Francicco. Several of the animals died of pneu monia on the chilly journey across the Pacific. COXTIE GREEN. England (AP) George Woolley, who believes he is the last surviving; servant of Charles Dickens, celebrated his 86th birth day recently. Woolley, who started work at the age of 15, was under gardener at Gads Hill place for sev eral years. "There never was a better master," he declares. "He always was kind and generous and all the servants loved him. "He took Christmas as seriously tn his own home as he did in his nov els. He would have a special greeting and a present for each one of us." IS TUCSON. Ariz., April 21 (API- Horace Adonis Mouser, who got slap ped, collected no damages today from his school teacher. Hla mother, Mrs. Estel Mouser. sued the teacher. Mrs. Fern Bene dict, for 5,000 damages, but Su perior" Judge William G. Hall de elajed "Horace became belligerent aassed his teacher and got what was coming to him." After the two-day trial. Judge Hall remarked : "At $1,000 a slap that's pretty high. If I had got $1,000 for each time I've been slapped, I'd not be working now." BELLINGHAM SWAMPS DALLES TEAM, 22-2 THE DALLES, April '21. (AP) The Belllngham Chlnooka of the Western International league defeat ed the Port of The Dalles 22 to 2 yesterday in a seven-lnntng exhibi tion baseball contest. i if i W8 1 Wwf v. I 7 7 V - . i ? Si Vi' -4i i U J tut si i 8 -3 'I COT THE URGE TO DANCE four year, ..' uld Catherine l'aiil-Koncour (riijht), daughter of Conner French pre mier, explaining I'arls appearances as professional dancer. Reese Creek REESE CREEK. April 21. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Rolnnd Allen of Kanes Creek (Old Stage Road) formerly of the Antelope district, was calling at the W. R. Lamb home April 19. They told of their fire April 18. yet lt was very lucky for Mr. Allen and lit tle daughter, Joette, had Just left the building In which they had over 200 baby chicks. The brooder ex ploded and burned all the contents, including a fine lot of wood Just corded in the woodshed, new wood saw. and a fine lot of tools. He suc ceeded In driving out hla roadster. It had one side of the top scorched. They had Just Installed a new elec tric water system, and being able to play the water over the house, lt being so close, was all that saved the house. They had a loss of over $400. Neighbors all came and gave all the aid they could. They feel very badly over the loss, yet they are thankful no one was Injured. Mr. and Mrs. Allen bought this place from Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Lamb last fall. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hurtgen and baby, Warren Wesley, from Klamath Falls, were calling on Mr. and Mra. Charles Humphrey also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jack April 16. Mrs. Hurtgen will be remembered as Mlsn Prise 1 11a Cox, who formerly lived with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. James Cox, on the Charles Humphrey place. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jack and Alex Vestal. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc Dowell, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jack and family, Mrs. Lola French, Olen Den- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stelle and family were all dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. H. Ball's Easter Sunday. Mrs. 8. A. Sutton entertained April 18 for the following guests. Mrs. Rose Jack. Mra. Blllte Vestal and Mra. Amy Botte. at SAFEWAY Fresh I I Oysters, pint.... 15c II Fresh Halibut Steak, lb. 15c Cottage Cheese) pint .... 9c Shoulder Pork Steak, lb. 17V2c I Beef Steak, lb 17c Sirloin or rib LAMB Stew, lb. 10c Shoulder 4 Ml -Eoast. Lb. It'C rr- ,T ' ' rv GANGWAy :AJkJ ' FOR DAD'S Most Delicious Coffee Because: it has ALL these flavor factors MJ-B'l feature It flavmJ coffe it any strength you prefer mild, medium, or strong. It's the most delicious coffee you hive ever tasted the result of per fecting and combining all the impor tant coffee flavor factors in our own special way to produce M-J'B's fa mous "Flavor Euential". 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CHOICE 00 Lustre Vases 49c . . . Irldlacent colors of bubble, s Inches tall. Were 1.00. 32 Pc. Dinner Sets $2.95 . . . Yellow, Green and Blue - Plaid designs. Regularly S4.9S. Set of 8 Cottage Pitchers $1.00 Gay little china Jugs In three colors and three size. Sugar and Creamers Bridge Size . . . Darling sugar and creamar aata with quaint shapes and umiMial decorations. PAIR ; 59c Grass Linen Lunch Sets . . . Hand woven linen cloth with 4 napkins. Hand blocked designs. Regu lar gl.SO value. $1.00 Regular 88c Guest Towels , Real band embroidery. Made In the Asorea. $1 Madeira Luncheon Sets . Philippine hand embroidery, && Inch cloth with four 11-Inch napklna. Regular price An outstanding bar gain for Dollar Days. $1 00 Buxton Billfolds Here are bill wallet that have; everything ilpper bill pockets anap coin pockets photo and paas card pockeu. Genuine leather. Remarkable Dollar Day value. 89c Photo Albums and Scrap Books $1.00 , Durably bound In a large selection or slses. Values up to S2.00. Color Tone Playing Cards, 2 Decks for $1 . A great rarlety of attract! re new designed barki to select from. Finest quality gold edged long wearing. ODDS and ENDS DISHES Hundreds of Pieces Discontinued patterns of America. English and genuine Bavarian China Priced at . fraction of J Former Coat for Complete ISC Clearance. Wrought Iron Wall Brackets , Finished In antique whit, sol gold. Pottery Jars In one, two and three stops. Regular SI .00 and Si ts values. 69c Clipshave Electric Razors . Remove the toughest beord or finest hair, enlcslj. easily, comfortably. Dollar Days only . $6 95
