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Newspaper Page TextPAOE ETCIHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE.. IfEDFORD OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1938. MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THFRSDAT. OCTOBER 27. IMS. HUNTER REFUSES EXHIBIT LICENSE; LAW POINT RAISED CUlr Lawrence Walsh, Medford. charged with refusing to show hU hunting license when requested to do so by a state police game warden, raised a fine legal point In Justice court Wednesday when he was ar raigned and pleaded not guilty. Walsh contended a hunter does not here to show hie hunting license except when actually hunting and further maintains the Oregon game tawa so state. When requested by the warden to suow his license, Walsh states, he was through hunt ing and about to enter his auto. The court granted Walsh until next Tuesday to hunt the law upholding his contention. He thinks It Is era bodied In the Oregon statutes. Walsh Indicated when the case comes to trial be will plead not guilty, demand a Jury hearing and act as his own lawyer. The case against Charles Delbert Strayer, charged with anting In Rogue river with prohibited meth ods, transferred from the Oold Hill Justice court on a change of venue, was dismissed by Justice of the Peace William R. Coleman yester day. Theodore Roosevelt SchatI, charg ed with driving an auto without a driver's license, was granted time to find one he thinks he has at home. John Bllllngsley, transient, charg ed with vagrancy, was given a six month's , suspended sentence. Bll llngsley was loitering along the Fish Lake road when arrested by state police. ' Donald J. Arns of Brownsboro wss assessed 12.60 and costs for failure to stop at a state highway Inter section, 4 News of 4-H q CLUBS Hy Mnrle ljan Oak drove 4-H club ure now b- lng organized for lvi9 work. Mra. Fred Rlech will lead the in dlvlalon cooking club, which will hold Its tint meeting next week. Mra. Salt marsh will again direct dlvUlon III and IV Jn tewing. , Following U a report by Betty Lou Retch, outstanding 4-H member of Jackson county, on her trip to the Pacific International Livestock expo sition at Portland: "After a restful, night on the train, we arrived In Portland at 7:30 a. m. and were met at the depot by Mrs, Simmons who escorted us to the Heathman hotel where there were many other honored guests from all the counties of the state. After reg istering, we had breakfast, after which we were free to amuse our selves until noon. Following lunrh non we proceeded to the Pacific In ternational Livestock exposition grounds where we took particular not of the highly selected livestock and the efficiency with which judg ing was conducted. "We went to Henn Thlelea French restaurant for dinner, after which we attended the rodeo at the expo sition grounds. At 10:30 we returned for the night. "Next morning we toured the main branch of the First National Bank of Portland and then went to the Sanc tuary of Our Sorrowful Mother at Rocky Butte. Thla tour proved to be one of the highlights of my trip. "From here we went to the Coon Chicken Inn for a special luncheon and then Inspected jantzen knitting mills and the ship M. S. Marken. the latest type of refrigeration motor ship from Holland. "At 6:45 p. m. we enjoyed a ban quet In the Georgian room tn the Heathman hotel, followed by dancing. "The last morning in Portland, we went to Swan Island airport and through a United Airline plane. We enjoyed luncheon at the Columbia Edgewater Country club and then re turned to prepare for our return trip. On the way home Z enjoyed the com pany of a boy and vglrl from Jose phine county and arrived In Med ford about 7:30, after a most en joyable and Instructive trip for which I wish to express my thanks to the First National Bank of Portland and those who took so much Interest In the 4-H activities. I believe It la a trip that ts worth the effort of any 4-H club boy or girl to work for." 4 Airport Arrival Jim Brewster, pi loting a Bel lan ca plane, refueled at Medford municipal airport this morn ing and then, took off for Fairbanks. Alaska. The ship belongs to a flying service In Alaska. CARROLL IS GIVEN 30-DAY SENTENCE FOR DRIVING A0I0 William Ms lone Carroll, cook at ft Union Creek -Prospect district blister rust control camp, wan sentenced by Justice of the Peace W. R. Coleman to 30 days In the county Jail Wed nesday, on a, charge of operating a motor car while his operator's li cense was revoked. Carroll several months ago figured In an auto accident, Involving the Charles W. Reams car. His operator's license was suspended for a year, it Is now Automatically suspended for Another year, as part of the penalty for violating the revocation. Carroll was arrested near Prospect Tuesday night by Deputy Sheriffs William Orenbemer and Dewey Hill of Prospect, and charged with theft of a large quantity of gasoline and oil from ft logging camp. A cache of the gasoline was found In the brush between Union Creek and Prospect, and the authorities guarded It. When Carroll appeared he was arrested. Ha denied any part In the theft, and claimed he appeared at the cache by chance, while riding around Hearing on the theft charge has been deferred until further evidence can be collected. The sheriff's officers believe they are on clues that will clear up number of thefts In the Prospect district, the past six months. r PAGE NTNTE AS 'PRO GERMAN' BY FRENCH 1 WEEKLY PARIS. Oct. 37. (UP) The French aviation weekly "Lt Vie Aerienne" to day attacked Colonel Charles A. Lind bergh, accusing him of being a pro German and "no friend of France or French aviation." The weekly criticized the aviator, who has a home on the French island of Snlnt Illiec ff the Normandy coast, for comment on the strength of the French air fleet, and recalled recent denunciation of Lindbergh by Soviet fliers who called him a "fas cist lackey." "There Is no doubt that the colo nel, who does not like the French, as he hss proved on many occaalons, has said that German aviation Is ca pable of beating the British, French. Czech and Russian fleets combined," La Vie Aerienne said. "We tnus are able to understand the enthusiasm with which Lindbergh is received In Germany and why he is given such high distinction." Lindbergh was given the service cross of the Order of the German Eagle with star by Field Marshal Hermann Wllhelra Goerlng. 4 t Waves Wrenk. Havoc TILLAMOOK, Oct. 27.-t-( AP) Huge swells surging across Tillamook bay from a break in the bay ocean sand spit Inflicted dam a go at Garibaldi. The high breakers from ft storm at ,t?a washed out three-quarters of a mile of sand, sending waves across Jthe bay for the first time on record. EUGENE, Oct. 37. (AP) A "con structive program for the upbuilding of our atate" was favored last night by Henry L. Hew. Democratic guber natorial candidate, In ft campaign broadcast. '1 am concerned with the better ment of .Oregon for all her people," Hess, said. "I am not Interested in the verbal gymnastics performed by those now eager to crawl Into the liberal camp for obvloua political purposes." " Hess assailed "power barons." who he said opposed him because "they do not want Oregon to be an out standing example of cheap electric power, with the most effective ope ration of Bonneville dam." Strange Call SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 37. (UP) Firemen received one of their strang est calls today when they went to the President hotel to rescue Mrs. Mary Farr, 33, from the fire escape two stories up. Her leg had caught In the grille work. Brewers Suit Ended PORTLAND. Oct. 37. (JP) An or der approving an agreement between the United Union Brewers of Walla Walla and the A. F. L. Teamsters' union was signed yesterday by Fed eral Judge James A. Fee. The agree ment ended a brewers' suit for an injunction to prevent the teamsters from Interfering with beer deliveries in Oregon. TO CLASH F Southern Oregon Normal and Ore gon Normal football teams, two of the state's moat bitter rivals, clash in Ashland tomorrow night In the annual homecoming game, first to ever be staged under Hghta. The bat tle, expected to draw ft tremendous crowd, will start at 8 o'clock. It will be a "revenge" game for Coach Jean Eberhart'a SOK8, they having dropped a Id to S tilt to the Wolves at Monmouth last week-end. The return to the lineup of several regulars Is expected to aid the Ash land teachers considerably tn their determination to even the score with thtir traditional enemies. 4 First Time SALEM, Oct. 37. (AP) When the Artisans and the Maccabees meet here In Joint session tonight, it will be the first time In the history of the two lodges that all members of one have been Invited to attend the ritualistic work of the other. All Peats Filled BALTIMORE. Oct. 37. (AP) There were 300 seats In the hall where Rep. Ambroae J. Kennedy was speaking and 109 were occupied. Suddenly, a 13-pound globe crashed down from a celling light. It landed in the lone vacant seat. A M hlrt may contain aa little as 10 cents worth of cotton; ft sfi bathing suit, lfi cents worth of wool and a package of cigarettes, less than 14 a cent worth of tobacco. BUFFALO. N. T Oct. 27. (UP) A new speed record for U. S. army aircraft was reported last nlfeat by Lieut. Benjamin 8. Kelsey on com pleting a 360-mlle flight from Wright Field, Dayton, O., with his time for the trip logged at one hour and one minute for an average speed of Sfts a miles an hour. Lieut. Kelsey said the speed was a record for American military plane carrying mil military load. The flight was made In a slngle-plaoa Curtis pursuit monoplane. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 37. (UP) John Kolov, a 34-year-old dlshwoshrr. started out to commit suicide with s rauor ana ended up liy making mirc--meat of his skin. He had 80 c" . none of them serious, when taken t j an emergency hospital. BAD LEGS No sensible person will continue to sutler without trying clean, powerful, which Is readily obtained st sny - Biwi uruf score, it is sasy end simple to use Oreuelese suln less economical. Not only does fiery Itching skin torture get qulcs- relief but Moone's Emerald Oil also pro motes heslthy healing. Ask Western Thrift Drug Stores or any good drug store for an original bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil. 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WARD WEEK SALE-PRICED! 69c Valuel Men's Rib Knit Unionsiiit Save 2Tc 48' Wards famous Healthgard unionsuit warmer, wears longer, fits better I Cut full; fine cotton yarns. Snug cuffs. Medium heavy, 198 Valuel Boyi' Dreis Longies wmtmtwmmmtwaamaWHaanttwntmRt mmHssntpim 98 PMj Sink r3M Faucet iljllj 77c 4f 'i price! Long-wearing fab rics in smart patterns tor boys, Plsin or rleated. 8 to 17, Heavy cast brass! Chromium rlsted! Handles indexed "H," 'C." H-in. pipe siia. 62o Semi-Gloss Paint 51. qt. A durable, easily washed finish for both walls and woodwork. Many colors. Gallon......':...1.87 92c Porch and Deck Paint 77c. , SJV. Made wpecially for outside use! Highly weather resistant, extra durable. Gallon w 2.76 I WAKOS Aibeitoi Rool Coating 240 .ft Rill. Equals many 4.10 coatings. One coat seal and waterproofs worn and leaky roofsl I wards I Fast i 6UVl Ename : ev.ri IB fcrtj 48c , Equals other enamels selling up to tl-96 a quart. Wide choice of colors. 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Western Field Repeating Shotgun 88 26' Regularly $29,951 Shoots 6 knots in f seconds I Walnut tocki checkered pistol grip. Compare with others up to $15.00! Built-in blower for de frosting . . . floor-warmer I Rubber Blade Defrosting F" 137 Compares with $2.00 fans 4 soft rubber blades Defrosts . , , ventilates Cut Price " Auto Jack 119 Dobule screw type, 9000 lb. lift, . . . long, 41 In. folding handle. Easy to use I - Ward Week Special Automatic Oil Burner Reg. $132.00 Value 8988 Complet 'with all controls. Out fuel coste. All parte tested. WARD WEEK VALUE! First Time t&K Le. than $24.95 Mattress Box Spring 141" Buy on fory Poymeflts Wide choice of eostly ticks I Finest wire comfort coils I Purified cotton lint era and sisal pads I Buy both Box Spring and Mattress I WARD WEEK SPECIAL! Regular $5.49 dinnerware Mexicann Set for A Save during Ward Weekt Vivid design on deep Ivory semi . porcelain. Unusual square plates. Red trim. WARD WEEK SPECIAL! Electric Refrigerator Large 6.20 Cn.Ft. 10995 ss DOWN. MtetWr rrmM, Cwrrtai Csrs Compare with $159.00 re frigerators! Haa 12.5 iq. ft. shelf area I Freezer makes 60 cubes, t lbs. ice I Oper ates economically! Values to 10c I Gal van lied Fittings 7C Your choice of -in. Tee. 90" Elbow. 45" Elbow, Coupling, 90' Street Elbow. Save nowl Automatic Water Heater 2888 Automatic . . . css-burnlnal cal. copper-steel Una. Pressure lets. Approed A O A. Box of 100 Filter Disks 17c Posrulerly 93e. White, cotton lint filters cleanly and qulckJyl Save K trurlng this salel Salel Pint Vacuum BoHle 59 Keeps liquids hot 24 hours, cold 48 hours I Green stesl case, sturdy (lass filler. Imported. WARD WEEK ONLY! Compare $85 Sett Anywhere I New 1939 11-Tulie AC ,s. 4288 Month, issssT Down Payment Carrying Oit- Features of $85 radios I High Fidelity I Full Range Tone Control I Big Super dynamic speaker I 41" hand rubbed cabinet! . . 5 3 WATERFALL PIECES! Challenge to Sets $15 Higher! i im imssi ...u. flit 1 m ""T" -m:iW 1J7 WARP WEEK ONLY! Savel Drastically Reducedl Big Wood Coal Range .-.1 B ,TialBp t..-:4 u ll 'i I SS ' Montklv' 3294 tSO features! Heavy east iron and. teel I Fast-heating ateel oven I Burns 20" wood I Down Payment, Carrying Charge. WARD WEEK SPECIAL! Save $15 6 lb. Capacity Economy Washer 1 IT I, -o t 3388. S3 DOWN, AtMtArfermtfttt, CarrWne Cftsrse A great Wd Week valuel Compact efficient! Easily worth about $15 morel Has famous Lovell wringer, . i. in- Muu-t . lil.SK i mmmm k iiiii&unreHiwia llhsVls1tsaaaUm.llssl sd "Standard quality" 545 4.40-21 lre AH sites reduced. !538's lowest prices! "Standards" are famous for long wear. , . extra ssfetyl wsrrant- without limit! $1.49 Bucket Sprayer Hlodcrn Bedroom l8B 3Pc Check the expensive features! Water- rail tops ana iroms in w.inm vc n Paimtnt. Cwrrins rhm neersl Bed, chest and vanity! WARD WEEK SPECIAL! Hurry! Car & Truck Tirei 1 22 j fe- Dryer Holds 40 lb. air pressure for continuous sprsying. Non-clog nossle! Wsrd Week Special! Plenty of drying apace ... 27 feet I Folds away compactly when not In use I save nowl Reg. 10 Curtain Material! 8 Wide assortment of novelty nets Mexican plaids pin dots. Hurry quantities won't list I Reg. 98o New Fall Curtains 77 bXTnA WIDE pin or etuhlon dot prlsclUaa with deep 6-tn. ruffles. NEW novelty panels In chenille or sailboat knit Sal Scoopt Extra Large Guest Chain 644 tijtillL&issiPII Features of $10 chairs I Spacious "No-Sag" spring seat I Durable rayon velvet covert 5-drawer : nardwood (.host 588 Buy several at this LOW Ward Week price I Smoothly sanded hardwood ready to paint I SS9.95 Value Kneehole Desk us 2288 Only Ward Week could produce 1 bargain lika this! Walnut ve neer waterfall tope, frontal Automatic Tunlngl S tubesl 9 9S AC-DC I 6 automatic selections 5" speaker! Super-heterodyne I Automatic volume control! Salel Kerosene Portable 464 Reductdl Newest design! Clean, odorless I Burns 8-10 hours on a single filling! v-in. burner. Wardoleum Yard Good 9 ft. wide) mm 30 Reg. 42c t.. Easy to cImd, ftotmlBB floors wall to wall I W1d rang of colorful patterns! IUbu.lt Motor 3995 rord A-AA ItM-lt with old motes' If suitable for rebuilding I Battery Charger 379 Regularly t4JSI Rebuilds bat. tjry power overnight! Price slashed for this sslel Hurry I CjWW Sale) LSJ1 375 l4 f- to rod spool. Otlvenlsed, cap per bearing steal wirel Long, sharp, rounded wire barbs. H&Kl Sol.l mm h.ei, fVVSd 1 vWvfl 8 Regular 10c turklsh towels. At. tractiva all-over checks Sis 17x32 In. , Sale Priced Breakfast Set -5 Pci.l 1088 The big, dropleaf table is of solid hardwood I Opens to 32 by 40 inches. Four sturdy chalrsl Unpointed Chair-Solid Hardwood 84 Easily ft valuel A big, sturdy cathedral style chair sanded ready for you to paint I Reg. S5.9I Welded , Metal Bed 488 Graceful moulded metal tubing not the round tubing you ordi narily find at this low price! Vlg-O-Rert Platform , Spring 1088 Comparable value t22.9SI Fee. tures of many famous mskesl 99 coils! Newest platform topi m Ohallengiog Any $40 Bat 1 tery Radiol 2388 Complete Speclallj-bullt for Ward ' Weekl Oats eoast-to-cotstl tubesl Automatic volume eontroll Special Sale) of Modem Floor Lamps 88 Amusingly Sale priced I I.F..S. features ! Soun metel basest Cloth parchment ehadesl All istal Salel Narrow Border -Wardoleum Rug 360 Same quality aa regular 8 9 bor dered rugal Eaay-to-olean baked enamel surfacel Regular 75 Gardener's Knife 53 Oreat for pruning or trimming linoleum. Hat hardwood handle, etel bolster, lining. $2.49 Valuel Oloiet Beat 219 Hardwood I White! Weterpfoel . . . sprayed celluloid coated. Chromed ber hinge. .SS Value) Hunting Coal 322 New bl-iwlnj btck for ttrn freedom I Storm collar; pivot lleevset htnd-wermlng pockets 1 WARD WEEK! 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Lowtst Price for a Doable-bar Bicycle ill cavrer) fa ssW To the bett ol our knowl edge thlt it the loweet price in America for streamlined, doublt-ber bike! Regular $1 Plnt-ilie Lunch Kit 8tt Full 1t-ei Dairy Pail 33 Large sise holds plenty for a hungry working-man. Imported pint vacuum bottle. Hurryl Yen will went several et this loweet price ever. Fright tlnplatel Smooth flush seams I OKI) 8a '11' CB CO MU t li Y Wf& DB U) I sete.iliirM 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TILUHOIU SM TELEPHONE 288 117 SOUTH CENTRAL ll H Ml Mil I . I l T SSIM