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M"EDFORD MATL TRTBTJNE. MEDFOTtD. OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1938. PAGE TWO l: v h ci O! M P. H is iy i. ar b th a se VI Gi er. at ta sa bv tit of lu dt wi nc to: lie ha m; ih , hli Bi an tal Im v K pr eai I loc am opi Pa An Po the .Sfi 8? eai hu Uoi thl i acn In wt Jua plo out net Ju wai ha the ur, dea thn (ou fun Sta! V Dot to g ftna quli acer O Ben the thei torn and plan big the such It of b tion. him mov ?m of tl ditic but who spril luhc mon and was Justi pern couli but ind atucl "G one i Dt BER si ( Polam (Ufhre Obersi SlOVAK The Marab BASEBALL TRYOUT GETS FIVE IRE Five , additional young baseball players reported to Mickey Bhader and Hank Severeld this morning aa the Cincinnati Reds tryout camp went Into Its second day at the high school park. The camp ends tomorrow.- .. The newcomers reporting-, . which brought the total enrollment to near ly 30, were Chub Howe, the big hl?h school pitcher from Crescent City; TALLY-HO! I'LL TAKE OOP! Whethar you oot 111 wi Ate (To c y ""- w See,cfrcar your ,. dvon,Qna YOU J'mNG en... PlA- " BANK ' ,0UUh slora you buy Inveitlgols ur Cash Buyer Plan . MEDFORD BRANCH The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of PORTLAND Don Croueber, pitcher, Johnny Olt zen, Intlelder and I-yle Russell, out fielder, all of Medford. and Lowry Pennell, first baseman, from Cres cent City. Activity this morning saw Severeld, es-mojor league catcher, Instructing the players In the art of playing every position on the diamond. A regulation game was to be held this afternoon. The camp will close tomorrow with Severeld continuing his coaching and the young pastlmers taking part in regular ball games. Astoria Votes Bonds ASTORIA, Ore., Sept. M. (AP) A 60,000 bond Issue to finance, with the aid of S46.00O PWA grant, a $100,000 sewage disposal plant, waa approved yesterday by Seaside voters. ! i lika your whiskey mixed or straight... You'll like oop (short 'or Old Oscar Pepper). J . Every drop Is WHISMY-lt STANDS UP in a mixed drink. X. OOP is a combination of straight whiskies, selected for robust flavor and mellow smoothness. So it's grand to drink straight, too! Try oot today. Franhjort Distill cries, Inc., Louisville and Baltimore, RAND A bland el straight whlikt.s .1007 straight whltklss 90 proof $1.00 $1.95 mil pint run QUART Also Avallnhle In Rye "her ..- levari HHt NAMONAI UNS Will Or Wt OClfr" F BRITISH PREMIER CALLS UPON KING Surprise Visit Linked to , English Politics in Czech Peace Terms Upheaval. LONDON, Sept. 23. (P) Former Premier Baldwin made a surprise call on the king as Premier Neville Cham berlain flew today to the German Rhlneland to try to buy European peace from Chancellor Hitler with surrender of the Czechoslovak 8u detenland. Earl Baldwin, who led the nation through the crisis of Edward VIII's abdication, lunched with Chamber lain yesterday. His visit to Buckingham palace aroused quick political speculation, for he la known to be extremely friendly with Anthony Eden, who served as foreign minister under both Baldwin and Chamberlain. Lord Baldwin stayed at the palace about an hour. Meanwhile, Earl Wlnterton. chan cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, a cabinet member, appealed to the peo ple to keep "a very cool head and clear Judgment In the terrible per plexities of the situation." He spoke at Horsham, In the dis trict, he represents In the house of commons, . "The crisis la by no means over and false optimism at this moment would be as dangerous as black pes simism," he aaid. "The prime minister Is taking with him to Germany proposals which. In the clroumstances France and ourselves believe we can honestly and honorably make and which the Czechoslovak government have ac cepted." Eden broke with the present pre mier seven months ago rather than support efforts to reach a peace .un derstanding with the Italian premier. Benito Mussolini, under what he con sidered threats. Eden deolared last night! "They (the British people) know that a stand must be made. They pray that It be not made too late." Chamberlain, facing violent criti cism at home, was aald to have a set of peace gestures to be asked from Hitler In return for the Czechoslovak Sudctenland. Though In political retirement alnce he gave up the premiership May 28. ma r, and became a peer, he Is be lieved to he Eden's closest political adviser. Some political observers 1 1 n k e A Baldwin's call on the king with the announcement yesterday Chamber. lain would make a personal address to his own Birmingham constituents October 14. Usually a premier does this onlv when he has a messaao of extreme Importance for the whole nation. F SEIZE GOLD ORE MARSEILLE. Sept. 22. (API Ten masked bandits ambushed a freight train between Marseille and Avignon today and made off with cold ore weighing 395 pounds after wounding a member of the train crew. Officials said the ore, being ship ped from the Belgian Congo to a smelting plant In Belgium, probably waa worth sevoral hundred thousand francs (100,000 francs Is S2.700). The train came to a halt when member of the band, hidden aboard, applied the brakes. A guard was wounded when the crew descend ed to seo what was wrong. The robbers loaded the two crates of ore Into an automobile and sped away. Mobile guards set out In pur suit of the band, and police blocked all Marseille roads. Dss Mall Tribune Want Ads. Groceteria 18p DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS Swifts Jewel Standard Pack Tomatoes Shortening. .8 lb. pail $1.00 No. 21 can 12 for $1.00 Pura vrfirt:ililf. e !fi cm i f Glacier Brand Alaska Switts buverlear n- i c i m 1 nn Lard 8 lb. pail $1.00 Pink Salmon, 10 cans $1.00 Raths Spiced Crystal White Ham 4 cans $1.00 Soap 33 bars $1.00 Golden West Del Monte Alaska Coffee 4 lbs. $1.00 Sockeye Salmon, 5 for $1.00 A S-ponnd anil a 1-nounil ran. (No. I tall ran) Schillings Coffee Eastern 4 lbs. 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Sucly's orch., KOMO; Art of Conver sation. KNX, KOIN: Book Parade KPO. 10:45 Fiddlers Three: Kpn vitt KOW; Sallee's orch., KNX, KOIN. u. uu Kunyan, organist, KOA Pasadena Clvlo Auditorium, KNX KOIN, KSL: Five Star Final imni Weeks' orch., KPO. KFI. KGW. Snlls lor Home PORTSMOUTH, Eng., Sept. 32 ( AP) The United States cruiser Nashville sailed for home tonight af ter a visit to English waters on a "shake-down cruise. Her sistershin tho cruiser Honolulu, remained await ing further orders. Closing time lor row Late to Clas sify Ads ts 1:30 p m. Super Food Markets 4-H CLUB FRIDAY LONG QUARTET OF TO OPEN L The Claude Long Quartet, of Denver, Colo., will open a series of special evangellstlo meetings In the Medford church of the Nazarene, located at Holly and First, Sunday morning, Sept. 25th. to continue every night, excepting Saturday,- to the concluding Sunday, October 9. This quartet Is made up of a brother and three sisters, all of whom are converts to Christianity from the theatrical profession. It Is only a few- years alnce that they have been giving their lives to the Gospel ministry of song and per sonal evangelism. Their efforts In evangelism have met with unusual success throughout the United States. While following the theatrical line, they played to the largest houses In this country and In Europe. They were chosen to represent America on an international bill during the coronation of the king of England. The coming evangelists exercise a variety of talent; adding to their vocal contributions, they play saxa phones, accordlans and violins. Their musical contributions will be sup plemented by Rev. Floyd W. Haw kins, now musical . director of the local church and a talented com poser of songs. The evangellstlo speaker for this series will be the Rev. Fred M. Wea thertord, who has given 18 years of successful evangelistic and pastoral service to the ministry. He Is a writer of some recognition and has traveled abroad extensively. The public la Invited to share nightly In this evangellstlo series. SEA. DEFENSE SAYS TOLEDO, Ore., Sept. 22. (P) The first-degree murder trial of Henry Nelson, Portland salesman, Indicted on a charge of shooting Richard Earle, Depoe bay pleasure boat op erator July 18, got underway yester day after a Jury of eight men and four women had been selected. District Attorney L. O. English, in opening statement, told the Jury Nelson's statement made Immediately after his arrest was an admission of premeditated murder. He said Nelson confessed he had gone to his car, procured his gun, returned and shot Earle. Defense Attorney George Mowrey, Portland, told the Jury the original story of the boat ride ,that preceded the fatal affair was incorrect. He said Nelson and his woman companion. Lucille Coenenberg, Portland, had gone to sea with Earle to be married beyond the 12-mlle line. Mowrey said that Earle had falsely told them he was authorized to per form the marriage ceremony at sea. A mock service had been performed, he asserted. Ho continued that Earle and Nelson had drunk heavily on the way back and after landing. He aald the defense would prove the victim took Nelson's gun and fired the first shot and that the defendant then wrested the gun from Earle and fired In self-defense. The Jury visited the scene of the shooting late Wednesday. Use Mall Tribune want Ads $1.69 ECONOMY PERMANENT AY AVE It's Gunrnnteed ! Also ask about our 2,"! Shampoo U Beauty Salon MS? CREW ESCAPES AS VESSEL CAPSIZES SAN FRANCISCO. Bept. 22. (AP) The big purse Miner Frigid Land capsized early today 10 '3 miles south of the San Francisco lightship, but her crew of 11 men and the owner, 1 Paul Martinez, of Taccma, Wash., were reported removed safely. Coast guard officials and the ma rine exchange said the seiner went down almost on end and only about four feet of her stem was -showing, above water. j The City of Saciamento, which re- ported the accident to coast guard I headquarters here, said the men ; aboard the Frigid Land had been , safely removed. Coast guard officials ; here presumed the men were aboard the Sacramento. The marine exchange said the sal- ' vage tug Sea Ranger was enroute to the scene. No explanation for the accident was offered, save potalbly the con tinuation of heavy ground swells VISIT THE IVESTOCX FAIR! THEN VISIT FOEB Trays Glass Bottom White Frame $1.00 Fiestataraf e with tumbler top $1.00 After Dinner Coffee Set 1 server. 1 sugar 1 creamer 6 cups and saucers $1.00 Pottery Salad Bowl and Spoon Italian Baskets Delia Eobia $1.00 Candy Jars Imported Glass Crystal or colors $1.00 Columbia Motor Oil Paraffine Base $1.00 2 gal. can Casting Reel Regular $1.25 While Stqck Lasts $1.00 WE ALWAYS FEATURE REAL B ARGINS on OUR $1.00 GIFT TABLE COME IN AND SHOP AT LEISURE. HANSEN HARDWARE One Block from the 4-H Club Fair 6th and Bartlett Phone 35 which Tuesday night splintered sev eral small boat against Santa Crue, Calif., piers. FRIDAY and SATURDAY are Dollar Days AT -BAND mi Great Money Saving Values on Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel Don't Miss the 4-H Club Livestock Show Today and Friday OLLAR DAY BARGAINS Fiesta Chop Plates Yellow, Blue, Ivory Turquoise $1.00 Decorated Water Set Pitcher and 6 Glasses $1.00 Roasters Enamel Aluminum $1.00 See our Bartlett St. window Pottery Cookie Jars $1.00 Food Jars Quart Size $1.00 Rotary Sieves Aluminum $1.00 THE NEW TAVERN PRODUCTS Paint Cleaner, 1 qt. Window Cleaner in 6-oz. Atomizer Both for $1.00 The fishing vessel w large for Its type, 69 feet long and weighing 8ft gross tons. 2llatiifni SET'S' Fiesta Candlesticks $1.00 pr. Pottery Vases New stock, beautiful colors $1.00 Wall Vases Abingdon Pottery - $1.00 Enamelware Double Boilers, Tea Kettles, Dish Pans, Percolators white with red trim 99c Remington Shears 98c Fostoria Gold Tint Relish Dish, Bowl, Torte Plate, Candle Sticks $1.00 . imi f I oi hi oiroi i iNiuiiHd coir 01 ! ION
