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rErFORT M An. TRTBUXF, MTTOFOHD. OKEGO?. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1938.
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BOYS TOWN FILM
TURNS OUT FLOP
SHASTA-CASCADE EXPOSITION BUILDING INTERIOR
NEARS COMPLETION
BOY, 14, ELECTED
LEW WALLACE IS
SENATOR CHOICE
wearing. When the man vent out
of the store, he wore Head's shoes.
Japanese usually aat their fiafc
raw. dipped In toys bean aauoe.
mix
Donations Expected As Re
suit of Picture Do Not
Come In More Youths,
However, Seek Admission
OMAHA. Neb. (UP) The much
talked-anout film. "Boys Town." pro
duced by M-O-M hu proved a fi
nancial flop aa far aa Father I. J.
Flanagan !i concerned.
y It might hava been better If he
had gone on dreaming about cln-
ema of hie city of little men, Boya
Town. Neb., of which ha la the
founder for erer alnca the movie
baa been shown, home donation
have dropped conilderably Inatead of
soaring aa he had expected.
' The picture told of Father Flan
agan's plana for new buildings
plana calling for a building program
that would coat around ai.soo.OOO.
but there u one hitch in the aetup
4-no fundi.
More Reek Admittance
i, The picture Itself, aalda from Ita
box office attraction, haa had one
definite, result: It has reached the
are of many a youth throughout the
country that tha home of "little
men" la a place of rest and peace
and now they're coming Intermit
tently wanting to be admitted.
Father Flanagan offere two roa
sjpna to explain the sudden decline
In donations to tha homa. He be
lieve that people seeing the picture
reason that an orphanage famous
enough to be the aubject of a movie
must be a wealthy Institution that
(foea not need funds.
When M-O-M representatives first
offered Father Flanagan ,000 for
Whatever film rights he might have
to his name and home, he accepted.
Actually, movla producers and Father
Flanagan were a bit uncertain aa
to what tha financial outcome of the
picture might be. But after spending
nearly 1 ,000,000 In producing the
movie, It proved to be a box cilice
hit. ,
' The largest kangnrooa atand eight
feet high.
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Presented today by the California State Commission Is the above recent pUbtograph showing some of the details
of construction of the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland group building on Treasure Island. The view is taken from
the spacious mezzanine, completely surrounding the main floor, and shows the huge columns of Ponderosa pine.
The broad windows to the rear afford a clear view of the large courtyard which will be amazingly transformed
into a bit of northern woodland. An excellent view of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge is afforded. General
Manager T. L. Stanley announces that plana for the preparation and installation of exhibits are going forward
exceedingly satisfactorily-
FOUR TIE LOSER
R06EBURO, Not. 17. (p) A aen
tanca of 13 years In the state peni
tentiary was Imposed In circuit court
here today upon James Red horse, 49,
transient, who pleaded guilty to a
morals charge.
Radnor, described by District At
torney j. V. Long, as a. "four time
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Accepted by the American Medical Association (Coun
cil on Physical Therapy).
Appointment tun be miide for Fit Ki; test nn our New AiiroRinift
by A. C. Mitchell, of Eugene, who will he In attendance Frlilnv
and Hatiirday. phone si. HEATH'S DRUG STORE
loser," recently was returned here
from Grants fasa following his arrest
there upon complaint made by Adlan
Cooper, 10, also a transient, who was
released from the county J nil here
today after being held as a material
witness.
Red horse, the district atornoy stat
ed, served a year In Alcatrnz prison
on a charge of desertion from the
U. S. army. In 1026 he was sentenced
from one to 10 years In Nebraska for
horse stealing and In 1934 was sen
tenced to two years In the Oregon
penitentiary for horse stealing. In
103S he was sentenced In Montana
to a term of one year for burglary.
REPUBLICANS TO
Composer To Aid College
TIFFIN, Ohio. (UP) Oley Specks,
composer of "Sylvia." and "On the
Road to Mandolny," haa Informed
officials of Heidelberg college that
be will write a new alma mater song
for the school. Speaks was once a
faculty member of the Heidelberg
Conservatory of Music.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17 (AP) Ag
riculture department officials w,er
reported today to be Riving careful
consideration to a request by sugar
beot growers of the Nysna area of
enstern Oregon and western Idaho
for an Increase In their 1030 acreage
allotments.
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A large attendance Is expected at
the "Look Forward" 'dinner-meeting
to be held- by the Republican party
in the Hotel Mod ford basement din
ing room at 6:30 tonight. All men
and women, whether registered Re
publicans or not. are Invited.
The dinner will start promptly at
6 :30 and the business session will
be ''short and snoppy" S3 that there
will be no Interference with the Elks
program for the evening, said Ken
neth O. Den man, county chairman
who will preside.
Mrs. C. M. Hurd will give a talk
for Pro-America, Republican wo
men's organization; Joe E. Wood,
county secretary -treasurer, will dis
cuss organization; Stato Representa
tive William M. McAllister will speak
on the policies of the party and
allied groups: and Mr, Denman will
review the recent election. Victorious
candidates present will also be called
upon.
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Use Mall Tribune Want Ads.
etJOBWK, Not. 17. (AF) Charles
V. I41es, 14, was alectad master of
the Crow Orange last nlgbt. Local
grange offlclala said today they be
lieved him to be the youngest grange
master in tha United Statea at the
present time, tha youngest master
previously known being 10 yeara
old.
Young Lilies, who la a sophomore
at Crow high school and an honor
student, according to hla teachers
will take his seventh degree In the
grange before the national grange
convention In Portland.
The lad succeeds Clarence T. Hyde
as master of the grange, which waa
one of the first organized In Lane
county.
Husband In Home Job
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. (UP)
George Smith, 38, was discharged
from hla WPA Job for alleged fail
ure to support hla family and order
ed to take his wife's place In their
home. The wife waa given a WPA
sewing Job at the same salary of
S7 a month.
Illinois Third Coal State
SPRINOFIELD, 111. (UP) Illinois
continues third in the list of states
producing soft coal, the 1998 Min
erals Year Book of the O. 8. bur
eau of mlnea disclosed. The book
reviews production for 1837 with fi
nal statistics for 1838.
Policemen To Be Linguist
BUDAPEST (UP) Policemen sta
tioned at traffic centers here will
be required to speak several foreign
languages with fluency. The new
regulation la Intended to make vis
itors feel at home and facilitate In
general.
Closing time for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m.
BALEM, Ore., Nov. 17, (AP) A
reliable source said today that Lew
Wallace, Portland, member of the
state game commission, would be
come state senator from the 13th
district (Multnomah county) If he
could be persuaded to take the Job.
Wallace would succeed William D.
Bennett, Portland Democrat, who re
signed yesterday.
After meeting yesterday with Wal
lace and Bennett, Secretary of State
Earl Snell ordered the Multnomah
county commissioners to name Ben
nett's successor next Monday. The
successor must be of the same party
as Bennett.
Bennett's term will end in two
years. Wallace's game commissi on
appolnment expires Feb. 25, 1040,
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Pear Markets
CHICAGO, Nor. 17 (AP)-(US Dept.
Agr.) Pears: one California arrived,
6 Oregon. S Washington, 95 on track,
no Oregon quotations.
NEW YORK, -Nov. 17 (AP)-(U5.
Dept. Agr.) Pears: 32 arrived, 6 Cal
ifornia, 14 Oregon, 0 Washington un
loaded, 30 on track, Oregon Medford
Boso 6385 No. 1, 91.86-93.45 average
3.10, 050 extra fancy 93.30-50 aver
age 9355. Anjous 370 extra fancy
93.10-08 average 93.37. 870 fancy
91.85-92.40 average 93.15, Cornice 300
extra fancy 93-00-36. average 93 13;
300 fancy 91-00-75, average 91.05.
Shoes To Please
ORE ENFIELD, Ohio. (UP) Ralph
Head, shoe store clerk, la determined
that his customers be satisfied. A
customer tried on several pairs of
shoes but said that the only ones
he liked were those that Head waa
Igg
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
1 SALE MIT:
11.00 Pay Bargains and our
Fall and Winter Shoe Clearance
' COME! BUY! SAVE!
SH-KOE SALE
All our Perfect-Eze Shoes.
Regular $6.00 values
$2.99 to $$.99
Other Dress Shoes Values to $4.95
$11.99 to $2.99
All -School Oxfords and Wedges
Values to $3.95
$1.99 to $2.99
HATS
Regular values to $8.00.
Out they go at
49c -98c
$1.49c$2.98
$1.00
51.39
S1.39
$1.39
$1.39
SLIPS
Regular ?l.f8 Values
GOWNS
Itcctilar Values
PAJAMAS
Hecular JIM Value
GIRDLES
Rrfiilar l.! Value
WASH DRESS
Hecular Sl.na Values
Many more items on sale
not mentioned here
$1.00 each
K
COATS
Regular values $19.98 to $26.50 $12.98
Regular values $12.98 to $14.98 $6.98
Regular values $9.98 $4.98
DRESSES
D 1 te no i (io no i c, . LADIES' COTTON DRESSES
Regular $5.98 to $22.98 values $1.98 to $12.98 panties
Phone 989 223 East 6th
SWEATERS and BLOUSES
COSTUME JEWELRY
BAGS SLIPPERS, ETC.
2 for $1.00
CHILDREN'S COTTON DRESSES
the BAM E
free
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Are Dollar Gift Days
"Our Pricei
a Gift To
You"
AT
SWEM'S
GIFT SHOP
FLAYING CARDS
4 PECKS
FOR
$1 00
Gilt d(e quality cards In a
variety ot brand new designed
barks. Single and double park.
Regular fl.50 value.
DECORATIVE WASTE
BASKETS
$1 00
Chintz covered
In Mexlran and
peasant designs.
antique florals and maps, banded
modem patterns, embossed leath
erold In Ivorjr and brown and det
er applique designs- Styles for
every room In the house.
COSTUME JEWELRY
$1.00
For a season when
Jewelry tops all
fnthlon "nnuts."
Gold finish metal set with stimu
lated stones. Pins, clip, neck
laces, bracelet.
W77W -
DURAND GIFTS
Outstanding Dollar Day Values
Useful things for Men, Women and the home, that
look, feel, and wear like genuine leather richly
embossed designs in ivory, brown and
gold. Choice
$1.00
FOLDING DESK BLOTTER, size 12x18 inches.
SCRAP BOOK, large size for clippings.
WRITING PORTFOLIOS, filled with high grade sta
tionery. BOOK ENDS In doggy and ship designs.
STATIONERY CABINETS. Handsome 3-drawer chest
filled with stationery.
RECIPE FILES TELEPHONE BOOK COVERS
Cornel With Your Gift List
You'll Save Precious
Christmas Dollars 1
GIFTS THAT GROW
59 and $1.00
Colorful Pottery Bowls and
novelty containers filled with nar
cissus bulbs, mow, and colored
penrl chips In an attractive gift
box.
MANICURE SETS
Lady Lillian
"7ophr" set In
ttrramllne wood
or bokellte ease. Contain
necessary toilet requisites.
'.$1.00
Florentine Leather
Book Covers
Laced edje book 4 fto
rovers of decorat- j 1 jNy
ed and colored
genuine Imported leathers. Has
book mark Innldr cover
The Novel that broke all
world's records!
GONE
WITH THE
WIND
srrmi.
EDITION
$1.49
Onl whltt this Special Trillion
lasts will this enthralling nook
he arsllahle at this low price
Thereafter It again will cost $.1
orx vorn copy sow
Silver Salt and
Pepper Shakers
$1.00
Colonial shapes
packed In silk
lined gift box.
Pine Perfume
50c
PHOTO FRAMES
Oold and sil
ver metal
frames with
velvet plush
hack. Sires 4x6,
Sx, BxH. SxlO. '
tloth horizontal
and vertical
shapes.
These frnmes ordlnarlly
mnch more. Your
choice Dollar Days
$1.00
A clever container of a
pine limb, boxed
ready to m.ill.
em souvenir.
An attractive west-
Bubble Ball
Vases
Military Brush Seti
fnmlsome 3-plece f j ff
et wltb military P QUU
intslies of line
bristles, In metal and wood backs.
Each set In silk lined box.
$1.00
Lovely Iridescent
gin-is from rzeoho-
ftlovnkla. 4 size.
that jell rentiliirlr np to
Quantity limited.
WOOD COVERS
si
a SCRAP BOOKS
C.t EST BOOKS
SNAPSHOT AI.IH MS
Mexican and western designs
In a variety of styles. Boy for
glfls. exceptional value.
Starter Sets in Fine
American Ware
32-PIECE SETS AT SUBSTAN-
TIAL REDUCTION FOR DOLLAR
DAYS I
tisj iiiir iki ii'iiiTiiiiiniiii iHirnT
pattcrn. Orncefnl tn nhape open stork o " yi
JVU Ml" Bill Id II. , ,1 ,
. .. . v
innio ratiern, neguiar 8.uu
Special at $4.95 ,!&
Manor Pattern, Regular $9.98 fit
Special at $5.25 . j
Ravine Pattern, Regular $6.80
Special at $4.50
Inspiration Pattern. Rear. $8 42 iV?-. .
Kiwu-ial at f K fid ! N. .Til6
Spirelli Pattern, Regular $8.00
Special at $5.35 '
SHEER LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS
Reg. 35c
Dollar Day 4 for 1 0 0
. . Count noses on your gift llt.
Check ott every one wit those
dainty hand-made 'Kerchiefs.
Send Greetings For Thanksgiving Day To Your Friends And Loved Ones!
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