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Dr. Divine Will Deliver Ser
mon at Program Start
ing 8 P. M. 207 Stu
dents on Graduating Lists
Dr. Sherman L. Divine, pastor of
tha First Presbyterian cnurcn, will
0t the sermon at the baccalaureate
service tot graduating Medford senior
high school students Sunday night In
the school auditorium. The service
will start at 8 o'clock.
Dr. Divine's sermon will be "The
Voice Out Of The Clouds." Invoca
tion, prayer and benediction will be
given by the Rev. James M. Hamil
ton, presiding minister and pastor
at the First Christian church.
C. Glenn Smith, high school prin
cipal, said a tentative list revealed
this year's graduating class to In
clude 207 students, although toe
definite number wouldn't be known
until next Thursday, when the com
plete list will be published.
Commencement exercises will be
held May 27 at 8 p. m. in the audi
torium. Because of the limited seat
ing capacity of the Auditorium, ad
mission to the exercises will be by
tloket only, Mr. Smith said. All
graduating seniors will be given tick
ets for distribution to friends and
relatives.
Following is the order of baccalaur
eate service:
March Pontificals Gounod
High School Orchestra
Holy, Holy, Holy . Hymn
Congregation
Invocation Presiding Minister
Build Thee More Stately Mansions
. Andrews
Vocal Ensemble
Prayer Presiding Minister
Sermon Rev. Sherman L. Divine
America the Beautiful Hymn
Congregation
Benediction ....... Presiding Minister
March from Athalla Mendelssohn
High School Orchestra
Presiding minister, the Rev. James
U. Hamilton.
The congregation will please remain
sated during the recessional.
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PASSES AT TRAIL
John Ombye Walker, 88, resident
at Jackson county tor tha past SO
years, died In his. borne at Trail yes
terday afternoon after a short lu
ness. Re was to be burled In the
Aatlocb cemetery near Sams Valley
this afternoon, the Perl funeral home
In charge.
Mr. Walker was born at Clear L&ko
Mo., March IT, 1850. He came to
Jackson county at the turn of the
century and engaged In farming tim
ing bis long residence here. He was
well liked and respected by all who
knew him and leaves a Host of friends
who will be saddened by his death.
Be Is survived by one son, J. B.
Wslker of Trail; one daughter, Mrs.
Florence Venham of Rucb; three
brothers, George of Medford, Amond
of Eureka, Cal and Florence of
Central Point, and all grand-children,
Identify Sixes Body.
GOLD BEACH, May ,19. (AP)
The body of a man found on upper
Blies river by prospectors Saturday
was Identified today as Charles
Stone, 55. 6tone, whose relatives and
address were unknown, had not
been seen since December. He left
a note at his csbln telling a neigh
bor he would be back In a few days.
The body apparently had been In
the stream all winter.
Communications
Vote on the Record.
To the Editor: I would like to
point out one factor In this Demo
cratic primary which has been more
or less stressed, but so far ai I know,
never set forth alone. That factor
la the RECORD.
In Governor Martin we have a can
didate whose record from youth Is an
open book. Forty-five years of dis
tinguished and honored service In the
army, four years In congress and four
years as governor. So does It matter
whether he has differed with Madam
Perkins and the National Labor Re
lations Board f s
What we want Is a governor who
has a known record of honesty, In
tegrity, ability and unwavering devo
tion to hla duty. What can his op
ponents show In comparison?
Vote on the RECORD.
GORDON VOORHIE8.
May 18, 1938.
Write In Wagoner.
To the Editor: Last Sunday after
noon at the Townsend club No. 2
hall on West Main street, wt had
the pleasure of listening to a genu
ine Townsend address by Clara nee
R. Wagoner of Portland, Ore., candi
date on the Republican ticket for
governor, subject to the vote of the
people at the primary. May 30.
While I am speaking for myself, I am
thoroughly convinced he Is the man
th.it all Townsend people should sup
port, regardless of politics. Demo
crats can write hla name In.
P. J. KIRKPA TRICK,
Star Rout Box 57.
Medford, Ore., May 18, 1938.
Lets Do It.
To the Editor:
The most vital Issue of the state
campaign seems to be whether Frank
lin D. said to Charley Iron Pants "We
make a good pair.'"
So I move that the election, be
postponed till we find out for sure
and whether he meant a pair of
kings or a pair of deuces.
R. E. NEALON.
Central Point, May 18th.
Ifose rubbing Is the customary form
of greeting among the Maori tribes of
New Zealand.
William Baffin discovered the bay
named for him In 1615.
Wm. PERRY
Republican Candidate for
County Commissioner
For Jackson County
On Writing In
To the Editor:
Will you please print the attached
article which appeared In the Ash
land Tidings of May 18? Thank you
H. S. DEUEL.
In the enthusiasm of last-minute
political battles many things happen
which are not reasonable, orthodox,
or even fair.
In the current battle between
Governor Martin and Henry L. Hess,
for the Democratic gubernatorial
nomination, the former apparently
carrying the disapproval of leading
Washington administration leaders
and the latter apparently carrying
the banner and approval of the same
certain Washington administration
leaders, such a situation has de
veloped. The extreme Martln-for-Governor
enthusiasts are running wild, with
the very unorthodox, meaningless
and unnecessary appeal that Repub
licans write In the name of Governor
Martin on the Republican ticket for
governor.
In the first place voters must- re
member that Oregon has two politi
cal parties. Democratic and Republl
can, and that In the course of events
Governor Martin affiliated with the
Democratic party and is now seeking
renomlnatlon on the Democratic
ticket. An lnter-party squabble has
developed, which must and has to
be settled by the Democrats.
It It true that Republicans can
wrltft In the name of Governor Mar
tin on the Republican ticket as
their choice for the Republican
nominee for governor, which the
Martln-for-governor enthusiasts are
asking Republicans to do, but Re
publicans must remember that on
the Republican ticket there are ex
cellent candidates for the Republi
can gubernatorial nomination and
that their writing In the name of
Governor Martin on the Republican
ticket Is about as foolish and use
less an act as on could conceive,
for such votes cannot and are not
counted In the Democratic contest
and are absolutely useless unless
Governor Martin should receive more
votes on the Republican ticket than
any of the many regular Republican
candidates for (his nomination.
Can you possibly conceive of Gov
ernor Martin's name being written
In on the Republican ticket more
times than that of Arthur Sprague,
for Instance, regular Republican can
didate, and apparently the leading
candidate for the Republican guber
natorial nomination?
Of course you cannot conceive of
such an outcome, so why waste your
vote in the primary, Republican
voters!
Do not be misled by this propa
ganda. Republican voters, and there
by lose the effectiveness of your
franchise right to choose your party
nominee. Vote for your choice among
the regular Republican candidates
for the primary nomination for gov
ernor. This applies also to Democrats
In exercising their franchise to se
lect their own party nominee.
Then this fall, Mr. and Mrs. Re
publican, when you have a right
to vote, with the knowledge that
your vote will actually count, for
any gubernatorial candidate, whether
Democratic or Republican, with the
chance of having your vote aotually
amount to something, vote for either
Democrat or Republican nominee,
as your conscience dictates.
The Dally Tidings does not hesi
tate one moment to suggest and
advise, as it did In this column
Tuesday, that Democrats should by
all means, support Governor Martin
for the Democratic nomination for
governor, in order to defeat the ef
fort of Washington political leaden
to control and dictate Oregon gov
ernment and politics.
UNION SUES BREWERY
ON USE OF RED LABEL
PORTLAND, May 19. (AP) A
$50,000 damage suit was filed against
the BUts-Welnhard Brewing com
pany yesterday by the International
Union of Brewery, Flour, Cereal and
Soft Drink Workers of America.
The union charged in a circuit
court complaint that It had been
damaged by the brewery's use of a
red label similar to that adopted
by the union several yeara ago, and
asked an order restraining Its fur
ther use.
A camel has twice the carrying
power of an ox.
In 1830 there were only 100 dentists
In the United States.
you can
depend.
Gcumral Brmelng Corporation Son ftamcitcm
Lot AngmU$ . Portland StottU
DECORATES PI FOR
SAN FRANCISCO. May 19. (AP)
Devotion to duty In the face of a
sweeping fire at Canyon City, Ore.,
a year ago won bronse vail medals
for two Canyon City employes of thr
Paclfte Telephone and Telegraph ,
company today.' j
The company's award committee
announced Hilda Valade. operator,
and Sanders L. Overstreet, manager. '
would receive honors commemorating '
Ideals promulgated by Theodore N
Vail as Bell system chief. i
Mrs. Valade was credited with call- !
lng aid from other towns, with re
duclng hazards to life by warning
against fallen power lines, and with
staying at her post until flames
broke through the windows of bei
office.
Overstreet, the committee said
acted aa a volunteer fireman. an-'
after his switchboard ,was burned
climbed a nearby pole and maintain
ed communication with other clue,
which resulted In new telephone
equipment arriving from Portland
the next morning.
Those given honorable mention by
the award committee Included Stan
ley King. Seattle repair man.
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The greatest length ot Brazil from 1
north to south Is 2.600 miles, and
from east to west 2,700 miles.
.
The wing of a fly makes 330 move
ments a second.
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VOTE
27 X Otto Caster
Democratic Candidate For
County
Commissioner
' . Jackson County
Primary, May 20
Friends, here I am again, offering
to yoa the same promise 1 made
four years ago. I assured you then
that, If elected County Commls
sloner, 1 would deal fairly with
every section of the county . . .
my record will show that I have
carried out this promise. The
experience gained In this four
years of servlco to you will enable
me to serve foil Intelligently dur
Ing the ensuing term. Your favor
able consideration of my randl
dacy will be sincerely appreciated
OTTO CASTER.
Paid Adv.
Horn and ralwd In Jarko County
It rear, at bulldlnr and maintaining
roads. Fl d
HESS ENDORSED!
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SPEAKS
TONIGHT
THURSDAY
K. G. W.
7:30 p. m.
Alio supported and recom
mended by legislative represen
tatives of all organized labor,
21 standard railroad brother
hoods, prominent leaders of
State Orange.
By NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATION
and STATE LEADERS for
GOVERNOR
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
.... In his recent "surprise" statement denounced
the flagrant attempt of Governor Martin to deceive
the people Into believing that the National Adminis
tration was supporting him. '
TJ. S. SENATOR, OEO. W. NORRIS,
. , . whom the President calls "the Major Prophet of Amer
ican Public Life," branded Governor Martin aa a "Reaction
ary" and said "The Interests of the farmers of Oregon, lie'
In the success of HENRY HESS."
HON HAROLD L. ICKES, the President's own
Cabinet member Sao. of Interior, writes;
My dear Senator Hess:
, , . Ton are as Important champion In the etat senate f
Oregon for the adoption of . . . legislation to give people of
Oregon new cheap electrlo power, being made available
through tha help of the Federal government. Governor Martin .
on the contrary vetoed such legislation. . . . the standing
army and the war chest of the forces of reaction are today
largely utility companies. ... To me as U anyone who has
for a long time fought In the political battles for progressive
principles, the test of one who purports to be progressive Is
his stand on the right of a democratic people to. have public
power If they want pnblle power and to determine the way
they want to ne pnblle power.
DIRECT FROM THE
WHITE HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. 0.
, . . Former Congressman Elton vFatklns sends this telegram:
Henry Hew, Congress Hotel, Portland. Oregon.
On Invitation I went to White House todsy and In pres
ence of Secretary Ickes shook hands with and talked to the
President. It's not proper to qnote the president, but let me
say to yon and through yon to the Democrats of Oregon that
what I heard from the Hps of that great Democrat and what
I saw In his beaming countenance when I told him yon were
going to win I then knew and now say that yoa are the
man the Roosevelt Democrats of Oregon should nominate
next Friday for Governor. Roosevelt Is still for Orrgon. I hope
Oregon Is for him and for yon who are for him and his
humanitarian policies, signed, Elton TTstklns.
Hesi Is Oregon's acknowledged Roosevelt, New Deal candidate I Secure future pros
perity for our state,
ELECT HIM GOVERNOR!
Paid by Ht for Gownor Committee, 63JI Morgan BulMInf, Portland.
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FIRST PRIZE
Ford V-8 (85) De Luxe Coupe
value $842.00
(See Prize Car. Equipped
with U. S. Royal Master
Tires) value 55.00
Total Value of Prize Car. . .$897.00
o o PRIZES o o o o RULES o o
READ CAREFULLY
Contest Opens Thursday, May 19, 19S8
Closes Saturday, July 30, 1938
Contest Headquarters Located at Main and Bartlett
streets in Medford.
1 Contest open to candidates over 10 years of age excepting
persons employed by or related so proprietor or employees of
of any contest concern.
t Votes are given by the listed contest stores on cash purchases
snd payments on accounts. One vote for eseh one cent, L a
8 votes for S cents, loo votes for 91.00, etc, unless' otherwise
specified.
S No votes will be Issued on wholesale, city, county, state, fed
eral, Industrial or contractors' purchases.
4 Votes will be Issued to customers only at the time of purchase
or cash paid on account.
8 Labels from winning brands of merchandise are redeemable
at contest headquarters for votes.
5 All labels, etc., are to be delivered to contest headquarters,
sorted and counted. No soiled, dirty or ratty labels wtU be
accepted.
7 The final prizes will be presented to the candidates obtaining
the greatest number of votes for the JO weeks period In order
of their standings. Any candidal may win only ona final prlsa
The bicycles are open In competition only to boys and girls
between the ages of 10 and IS years, Inclusive. Monthly print
are open In competition to anyone over 10 years of age.
S Award of prises by Contest Merchants' Committee must ba
accepted as final,
No organisation will be allowed to enter the contest or support
a candidate.
jo No contest store or employee of such store Is allowed to hold
votes or to fsvor any contestant.
11 No candidate will be allowed to purchase votes or east votes
which have been bought In hli or her support.
It No contestant may loiter Inside of or outside of a contest
store soliciting for votes.
' '
IS The contest manager reserves the right to liter roles and
regulations at any time during the contest without notice.
14 The Merchants' Committee reams ths right at all times so
dlsqusilfy any candidate who TloUtes any of th contest rules.
NOTICE Winner of first prize may have the choice of a John
Deere Tractor (steel wheel equipped), or Ford V-8 Coupe. One
ton of any variety of Triangle Feed will be given with the
tractor.
SECOND PRIZE
Frigidaire Value 174.50
THIRD PRIZE
Zenith Elec. Washer Value 94.95
FOURTH PRIZE
Evinrude Outboard Motor
Value 64.50
FIFTH PRIZE
Eastman Movie Camera
Value 34.50
SIXTH PRIZE
Fishing Outfit Value 20.00
TOTAL FINAL PRIZES $1,285.00
Special Prizes 5 Bicycles
Highest Candidate First Two Weeks
Bicycle, value 140,00
Highest Candidate End of 3rd & 4th Weeks
Bioyole, value $40.00
Highest Candidate End of 5th & 6th Weeks
Bicycle, value .....$40.00
Highest Candidate End of 7th & 8th Weeks
Bicycle, value $40.00
Highest Candidate End of 9th & 10th Weeks
Bicycle, value $40.00
TOTAL VALUE OF BIOYOLE $200.00
Only candidates from 10 to 1 years of age, Inclusive, may
win a bicycle. In the event same candidate leads for a second
two-weeks period who has already won a bike, then the neit
runner-up will receive the bike. Only one bike to a candidate.
At the expiration of each two-weeka period during which a
bike Is given, all candidates, 10 to 16 yesrs of sge. Inclusive,
will make a fresh suit for the next bike. However, all votes
cast will also count In the finals.
EXTRA SPECIAL PRIZE An Eton Universal Gas Range will be
given to the candidate turning In the most prospects on Gss
Water Heaters and Oat Ranges. To win this range, not less than
five prospects from one candidate must ba sold. Of course, votes
will also be given on all prizes on the purchase price of the range
or gas water heater. Votes given when sal Is msd.
VALUE OF OAS RANGE $119.60
Total Value Of All Prizes $1604.95
Anybody
Can
Win
Phone 1913
10000 VOEG
FREE
if you register before Satur
day Night, May 28th
Ask For Your Votes When Shoppino
THE CONCERNS LISTED BELOW OFFER VOTES ON ALL CASH PURCHASES AND CASH ON ACCOUNT
Bowman's Beauty Shop
Brassfield Music Company
0. E. Gates Auto Company
0. M. Kidd & Company, Shoes
Chet Leonard Super Service Station
City Meat Market
Oupp's Furniture Company
Oupp's Furniture Exohange
Daily's Auto Painting
East Side Pharmacy
Economy Lumber Company
F. E. Samson & Company
Hollo way's Reliable Grocery
Hubbard Bros., Hardware
Hubbard-Wray, Implements
Ideal Bicycle Shop
Jacque Lenox
Leonard Electric Company
Liberty Market
Lumsn Brothers
Medford Stationery Store
Reinhart & Barker, Inc.
Rogue River Roof Co,
Rose Bakery
Sims Bros. Gun A Cycle Shop
Southern Oregon Gas Co.
Sunshine Donut Shop
Swem'i Gift Shop
Valentine's Cafe
Webb & Osrlon
West Side Pharmacy, The Rex all
Store
What Not, The
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THE FOLLOWING WINNING BRANDS
FOR SALE AT ALL GROCERS SEE COMPLETE DIS PLAY
AT CONTEBT HEADQUARTERS MAIN AND BARTUiTT
Golden West Coffee
Crown Mills Flour Products
Triangle Milling Co. Products
Snider's Dairy Products
Porter's Macaroni Products
Kniffht Packing? Co. Products
Mt. Hood Soap Co. Products '
Walter Kendall Dog Food
Medford Domestic Laundry &
Zoric Cleaners Lists
Call at Contest Headquarters for Circular Showing Complete List of Labels Good for Votes.
MAILPHONE QR BRING YOUR NAME TO
CONTEST HEADQUARTERS PHONE 1913