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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON'. TUESDAY. AUGUST fl. 1038. PAGE threp: IS MEN BY POLICE AFTER BRIEF BREAK Buford Allen. 3b, an Inmate of the Oregon stats hospital In Salem who escaped trom that Institution Aug 8, was taken Into custody by city police last night after he had foiled one attempt by an officer to take him to Jail. He will be returned to the hospital tomorrow or Thursday. Allen was arrested first In Hie Ho tel Grand. As the police officer was leading him to the door. Allen broke away and ran across the railroad tracks and disappeared. At 11:40 about two hours later, tha Hotel Medford notified police that Allen' was there and this time when police took him under their wing he didn't try to escape. Police learned ti at Allen stayed at the Hotel Holland Sunday night and left without paying for his room. He also had registered at the Hotel Med ford. Last night, he returned to the Hotel Holland and attempted to again obtain a room, and after he n Earl's Beauty Salon For Public Inspection Wednesday, August 10th Room 214-215, Medford Center Bldg. Featuring All Types of Beauty Work All Well Known Operators ... Earl Herendeen Rhea Hoover Kathleen Estes Alberta McVeigh Phone 455 for Appointment BI.IIL New with Willi J contrast Tailored or Dressy 298 Flattering drewes In one or two piece types! Very smsrt to this combination, smarter than ever t this low price! Flna quality rayons. 13 to 30. was refused he went to the Hotel Grand, where police found t:lm. He had been drinking wine, police said, and was about half-Intoxicated. ,78, CALLED BY DEATH George E. Young of Jacksonville died In a local hospital yesterday af ternoon at the age of 78. He had been a resident of the Anseraon creek dis trict for 15 years end the Sterling district for seven, having moved re cently to Jacksonville. Mr. Young was born In Nova Sco tia October 1, 1860. He was a brother-in-law of W. ii. Maltby of Med ford. Funeral services will be held at the graveside In the Jacksonville cemetery at 2 p. m. Wednesday, A. J. Hanby officiating. Friends who wlsn to pay Weir respecta to Mr. Young may call at the Perl chapel from S to 1 Wednesday. .ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS Dresses. Coats, Hats. Blouses Etbelwyn B Hoffmann Opening . . of . . Save Now In Wards Big August COAT SALE ft 1 1- Society By Clara Talk On Hoover At Republican Meet By Mrs Hurd Pro-America, national Republican women's organization, convened yes terday noon at the Hotei Holland for one ol the most successful lunch eon sessions of the season Mrs. C. M. Hurd, Pro-American president, addressed the members and guests In her proverbial Ingratiating manner regarding her recent audi ence with ex -president Herbert Hoo ver. Mrs. Hurd was the omy women present when Mr. Hoover spoke In Medford several months ago tn her talk, Mrs. Hurd pointed out that she was particularly impressed with Mr Hoover's sense of humor, his excel lent knowledge of national and In ternational affairs and his great de votion for this country. Mrs Hurd stated that she did not believe that Mr. Hoover ever had a "ghost writer" as was rumored during the time he was the country's first man. princi pally because he was perfectly cap able of writing for himself Following Mra. Hunt's Interesting oration. Mrs. William McAIUster, Pro America corresponding secretary read letters from Mrs. Qulncy Scott, state Pro-America president, and Mrs. Irene Oerllnger inviting Medford member to a Republican rally to be held at Fircone." country home of Charles l. McNary on August 30. Mrs Hurd was asked to pour at the affair but as she will be unable to attend ap pointed Mrs. Larry Peck to preside. A special guest at -the meeting yesterday was Mrs. Reginald H. Par sons of Medford and Seattle who Is spending the summer at her Hill crest orchard home here. Mrs. Par sons is a charter member of Pro America in Seattle. At the next session each Republi can woman is asked to bring a Jef fersonlan Democrat woman. This meeting will no doubt be anticipated with much enthusiasm throughout the city. Two Anniversaries Celebrated At Sunday Dinner The Lewis avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU A. Swanson was tl:e scene of a no-host buffet supper Sunday evening. The delightful affair cele brated the fourth wedding anniver sary of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Chll dreth and the birthday of Mrs. Swan son. Following dinner the evening was pleasantly spent in dancing and con versation and later a musical pro gram was enjoyed. present at the affair were the Miss es Marian Gould, Frances Wakefield. Messrs Clarke Nattkemper. Edward GUlis. Sam Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Vlxgll Swanson and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chlldretn. ... Luxurious Furs! Quality Fabricsl 24 75 Thrilling Valuesl Sketched one of the newdressyboudeswith flattering dyed fox collar! In this same group are smart dress and sport types, in fleeces, tweeds and bouclesl Dyed fox, wolf, caracul, squirrel and other fur trims. Better values than ever before! Sizes 12 to 52. Be Sura To See Wards Fur Coat Catalogue I oasts and Clubs Mary Davis Newburys Hosts At Dinner Party Sunday Evening Mr. and Mra. Don Newbury weri hosts Sunday evening at their home on Eastwood drive for a dinner party. Quests enjoyed the facilities of the attractive yard as well as the house. Following dinner, games and cards were played for the remainder of the evening. Present at the pleasant affair were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hathaway, Mr and Mrs. Glenn Jackson, Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest Barnes, Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Lageson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Relnhart. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norrls. Mr. Justin Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Towbrldge, Mr. and Mrs. Reece Cave and Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Robinson. This dinner party marked the flntt of a series that Mr. and Mrs. New bury will give. Wilson Home Is Scene Of Party Honoring Two Honoring Mrs. Richard Hoffman, I who will be leaving soon to make her home in San Francisco and Mrs I Lulu Saulsberry, who is leaving Fri day for an extended vacation. Mrs. j Clair Shores and Mrs. Vivian Wilson I entertained at the lattcr'a home on the Jacksonville highway Thursday j evening. I Delectable refreshments were serv ; ed on tables attractively decorated Mrs. Hoffman was presented with h handsome gift and Mrs. Saulsberry I was remembered with a hankcrchlef ' shower. Mrs. Anna Cater, Mrs. Fred Fick and Miss Mollle Brltt, all celebrating birthdays, were presented with flowers. Guests enjoying the delightful party were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. a. Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dorothy, Mrs. S. H. Hart bauer, Mrs. Fay Peters, Mrs. E. S. Severance, Mrs. Meno Schmidt, Mrs. R. D. McCarty, Mrs. Fred Fick, Mrs C. A. Myers, Mrs. Elton Waldron. Mrs. Anna Cater, Miss Mo'lle Brltt. A. T. Lundgren, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gould, Mr. and Mrs William Bishop. Emtl Brltt, Vivian T. Wilson, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Saulsberry and the hostesses. Women present are mem bers of Adareal chapter No. 3 of Eastern Star. Phoenix Garden Club To Convene Phoenix Garden club members will convene Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. W. Frame in phoenix. The meeting was previously scheduled for Friday morn ing and was to have been held at the home of Mrs. H. W. Frame. Mrs. Leon Williams will be gues speaker at the affair and her topic: will be "Iris." A picnic lunciieon will he . served at noon in the attractive garden of the Frame home. Phoenix Garden club continual shows more and more Improvement The organization was started earl; last spring and now has 20 members. At each session additional new mem bers have been added. C. Glenn Smiths Return To City Mr. and Mrs. 0. Glenn Smith re turned to their home on West Main street recently from a California Junket. Mr. Smith for tlie past six weeks has been attending the summer ses sion of University of Southern Cali fornia In Los Angeles. Upon comple tion of the course he went to San Francisco where he was Joined by Mrs. Smith ad the two proceeded to San Jose whero they enjoyed sev eral days sojourn with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lively, former Medford resi dents. Holly woodite Here For Festival Plays Miss Harriett Nelson of Hollywood Is a frequent- visitor in Medford with members of the Shakespearean Fes tival cast. She is a guest at the Llth la hotel In Ashland and will remain In Ashland and Medford during the entire festival. Miss Nelson attended Cornish school of Drams, in Seattle ti.e past two years and at the termination af the festival will depart for New York where she win study drama under Madame Ouspenskaya, famous dra matic actress. C 3 Special! NEW LOW PRICES ON FILTER DISKS 100 300 6 plain .35 $1.00 6" single-face 49 $1.35 "MADRONA" ProtHn) COW-EATS $1.40 Per sack 80 pounds An urellent feed for row. on pasture and alfalfa hay. Keen, np produrtlon and body weight. Fowlers Have House Guests Mr. and Mrs. Georgo K. Fowler of Amery, Wis. arrived in this city on the train Sunday and are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Fowler at their residence on Kings high way. Mr. O. K. Fowler Is the Ucal Mr. Fowler's brother. Ti-e visitors will be taken on trips to Crater Lake, Oregon Caves and other places of interest in southern Oregon during their week's May. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Til ton of Klamath Falls who recently returned there from New York City and are former Medford residents, spent Sun day in this city visiting the Fowlers and other friends. Former Residents Monday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Herb Launspaa: of Stockton, Cal.. who aro house guests of Mr. Launspaeh's mother, Mrs. George Launspach at her home on South Oakdale avenue, were honored guests last evening at the home of Mrs. R. j. Conroy cn Medford Heights when Mrs. Robert Watson entertain ed with an informal gathering. inltmt liii i-iifrlifl aamjlltaMaaMaammmmmaai Tutted from edge to vdfjel Candlewick SPREADS 398 Luscious, plump tufts elabor ately covering while or col ored in nut In I I're-slirnnk, ex tra Fflze 1)0105 Inch. A true Ward value at 3.081 . yLdlf l Newa'tColortforFal1 I Styled like 0rQ 1 RTl 111 '3 IlillgleSS I $4 and $5 ja J I Y III 1 Clilf fOHS j : . Shoe: I .f ' fb ,S- Tropic Glow, Golden Tan B JM Jt' t mm wmifw 1 " II W nd Du,ky Tan to wear I I ''PI W X?Wf If ' "' 1 , I W ;1 now I Full fashioned, all ' I' ' W I If ' 1 : : : silk hose with lisle rein- I I jf , &, fcjl i 1(V forced feet. Also In serv- 1 l1 J rgi S i II New I iTV r,wrt 1 WW$M Suedes LvNS Sale! 1.29 I i E7 ' (ffySi NSS: - I ' M I VwLi Proofs that Wards are VtSZZZ5'T 8tron American and Ki 1 out ,0 brln ya th Ok!S!efO W. Chin co,,on- Soft ,nd P tlnliX "2rA HE WEST fashions tll U. fleecyl Nap won't rub off. 'IIJIlX WT Draped san- WfZ& WJmyPrik ClMrbrlhl colors. lre. ; ffli. m U1. .. Tie. .. in "Anita P ililf A'iiLS tical s'l-purpose blanket. f. ' ffVM i X. I win." r hl.rb .t ml J7f k&S!jpii First qualityl 66x80. l"'wW N, Win g; .-' ''ff-J e i n J t ' . 1 A Fabilt Stnsation I I V HA' i 5o'e. Fletcydownt I I UzSM piaid i - fmi - cotf Egg$ Illiuikets M1 Dresses l .':'- .,-.! rtj First quality American fili lAlP v ''Ua I L SM&f& " Soft and fleecy. 1 'J!? Tubf" "Dd Rio lub I Bale. 1.98 Part woo! pr, 7 oU" of fm J fcXJS - 'A 5 wool With China f IiZ'Slvf i A Mexicans print. I Low price cotton 1.08 I gjl..lj Present at the affair were Mr. ano Mrs. Launspach, Mr. and Mra. George Codding. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fuson, Mrs. Conroy and Mr. and Mrs Watson. Mr. Launspach. an accomplished musician played plsno selections dur ing the evening. The couple are for mer Medford residents and are very well known in the valley. Dakota Guest Visits Hagertys Miss Harriett Hagerty of Aberdeen. 8. D.. Is in Medford visiting her cous ins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hagerty at t hel r home on Cot t age street. Mis Hagerty Is making a circle tour of the west coast having visited friends and relatives In Seattle, Medford and Los Angeles. H e guest, following her sojourn here, will depart by way of Salt Lake City by bus stopping in Frulta, Den ver. Colo, and Lincoln, Neb. for brief visits. Calendar Tuesday 6:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, home m MX 4 f jf JgajW" A Pinnacle Prints, yard 18t Vl OTV Aa Worth tRel Strong, "80 aquaro" per- M J 'Jjjjjj "a'" ln fBI,t t'olor prints. Man.v new frCl i Simplicity otrernit I ."fel iX . , Women'., No 1723, GlrC, No. f j , . VGA fj-$ oi6o,o.,N..im.. ...i5cj;if -iv C?) . yvACj v r-Si William Swartis, 40 Berkley Way. Wednesday 10:00 a. m. Phoenix Garden club, home of Mrs. R. W. Frame. Phoenix 1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, home Mrs. R. R. McConochle, 1015 West 13th street. 3:00 p. in. Get-Together club home Lucy Oerheart, 310 Laurel street. 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum circle No. 84, K. P. hall. E ON AUTO THEFT Donald Willis canton. 35. of Seat tle, on parole from Leavenworth pen itentiary, was arrested at 6 p. m yesterday by state police as he alight ed from southbound stage at the Greyhound terminal here. He Is want ed In Salem, poll?" said, on a charge of stealing a 1928 Chevrolet sedan Aug. 7, and will be returned to that city to face the charge. fter allegedly stealing the auto mobile, Carson drove it to Coos Bay Junction, where he sold the tires ant' If yon want to have better-looking things . . Be defter dressed far less money I Wards Fabric Center brings you the newest patterns, the smartest colors, and you save on every yard. Colonial Prints . WORTH 19? An unusually fine weave (68x72) to find so low priced. New coronation, flowered and other fast color prints. 36-in. continued on the rims to a point two miles from Dillard, when h abandoned the machine and got on a southbound stage, state police Sera were Informed. Carson, according to police, is a parolee from Leavenworth where ha served time on a violation of . ti Dyer act. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Gibson of Prcspect a boy weighing seven pounds and 14 ounces In the Stanley nursing home last night, Monday. August 8. Born to Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Collier of Trail a girl weighing eight pounds and eight ounces In the Stanley nurs ing home this morning, Tuesday, Aug ust 9. more and arils Fabrics 14s I! h i MMT(K(D)MIEmY.WMaiD 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 286 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 28S
