Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 25, 1933, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORL), OREGON, SUNDAY. .TUXE 25, 1933. PAGE FTV1S Local and To Hen Lake Mr. ud Mm. Charles E. Boyden and oblldrcn are spending the week nd at run lake. In Canada Mr. and Mrs. Francis Te hev (on to Canada to epend a few wki. Fishing Saturday Mr. and Mra. H. 1C. Welaaaar epen Saturday at Fish lake on a tuning trip. Denson In Dunsmulr P. a. Denson, manager of tha Medford hotel is spending the week and In Dunamutr on business. Services a I'sust Although, Rev. John T. LaRose, pijtor of the local Naxarene church la 111, aervlcea will ba carried on aa usual at the church today, It waa announced Saturday, a riylnf South Harry Shamm of Oakland. Calif, who apent several daya last week In Spokane, landed at the Medford municipal airport yester day forenoon before continuing his flight south. Mr. Shamm was flying a stearman. J-. To Get license Cecil A. Messer. 33. of Central Point, and Alice Seabrooke. 38. also of OentTal Point, have applied at the county court bouse for a mar r Tlage license. Ke Is a radio technician and she a teacher. Mr. Messer Is a native of Texas and aha of Nebraska. On Ion Tour George Wallace of Central Point left on the Shasta Sat urday morning on an extended trip, which will take him to the world's fair at Chicago, and to his former home In Pennsylvania, near Pitts burgh. He also will visit Hew York mi wuhlmrton. D. C. taking the boat from New York to New Orleans en his return Journey. He plans to return to Medford via Los Angeles. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Black Tartarian cherries five cents pound, pick them your self. O. T. Hamilton, quarter mile north Bear Creek bridge. Central point 1J acres of rich soil, two CAOatll minutes from town. Ideal WTtvU f irrigation, modern five room home with unsurpassed view of valley: every city conveni ence, electric water systems, poul try house, double garage, barn and hay. Quiet, restful. House alone worth nearly the total sale price. 'SMS' WT SIDE HOME Sidney Smith home, corner west Main and Orange. Has given me the exclusive Hating to U or lease. Chance of a lifetime to buy Med ford'. most beautiful West Side home. A real depression aacrlfioe. See me for price lntS Take a look at 1014 West 10th Street, will trade equity for car or what have you. Exclusive listing. FOR RENT Modern five room home, unfurnished, corner 5th and Holly. $38.00 per month, water paid. Apartment houses to sell or can earn your own rent, and 50.00 per month clear. W. I. Vawter for outstanding bar gains. Jackson County Bank Build ing, Tel. 1144-J. POR SALE Packard all-wave radio. 30. 811 Dakota. WANTED Waitress. Must have foun tain experience. Franklin's Cafe. FOR SALE Chrysler Sedan model '70. This car must be seen to be appre ciate. Priced right for quick aale; also 1W9 and 1031 Chevrolet part and complete motors. Pennington s Battery Service. Phone 903. BEST BUY IN VALLEY MODERN CHICKEN HATCHERY ful ly equipped, good house. 6 acres land, plenty of water. 2 cows, and 1000 thoroughbred chickens. ALSO Good city homes and several acre age homes with I to 15 acres of crops. Plenty water. Terms to suit purchaser. ROBERTS, 720 West 2nd. Tel 1528-J VACATION cabins, furnished, facing park, play ground, Llthla water 2 per week. 1S3 Granite St., Ashland, Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good team horses, and one team mules and harness, wagon, hay rack, good truck. E. C. corn, phone 773, 15 So. Central. FOR SALE A real Income proposi tion. Community store, confection ery, lunch, notion, groceries, etc. This business has paid well thru the depression. Price 5,500. 1600 cmb. Terms, k. c. corn, pnone na, 15 So. Central, n SOME SPLENDID INVESTMENTS 800 acres, rich bottom land, all cul tivated, all free water, alfalfa, grain. 27 oowa. run set macnmery with tractor, good Improvements. Price 12 acres, running stream, high way frontage, alfalfa, clover, good modern cottage, barn, etc. Price 3000.00. 10 acres. Bear creek, modern four room cottage; fin- condition, fire place, close in. 11500 00. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 16 North Riverside Mat. 10c, Children ,. TOn IV Continuous Start, TODAY Show, 13011 All the Start of BADIO In "THE BIO BROADCAST" Tl'ART ERMIN ROMS BINCJ CROJBY LEILA m M RIRNS ALLEN nd M, orchestra KATE SMITH rAII CALLOWAY MILLS tlROTIIFR.. Personal In Medford Saturday H. H. Pom eroy, state fire marshal, and hts dep-! uty, L. C. Lin vi lie. were visitors in Medford Saturday. 1 Mr. Boggs Returns O. C. Boggs re turned to Medford Saturday morning from Portland, where he spent a few days attending to business matters. To Santa Barbara Billy Vawter left lsst evening on the Shasta for Santa Barbara. Calif., to spend the summer with his grandmother and his uncle, Vernon Vawter. Goes to Salem Mrs. Charles E. Van Scoyoc left by atage Saturday morn ing for Salem, where she will spend a week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Russell. Returns from North Mrs. Henry Welsh a sr. who has been visiting In Portland and Turner for the past : two weeks, returned to her home here ! Friday evening. I Mr. Hoist In Town John Hoist. 1 lumberman for the Rogue River na tional forest, was in Medford Satur day from Camp No. 2, near Butte Falls. Forfeits $10 ;eorge W. Nelson, ar rested Friday night by city police on a charge of drunken and disorderly conduct waa released from Jail Sat urday morning by city police when Nelson forfeited 10 ball. At Central Point Herbert Trelch ler, general manager of the Texas Gulf Sulphur company, la visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Treic ti ler at their home in Central Point, al&o his sister, Mrs. Harry Marx of Medford. Make Application William A. Cast ner. 22, and Fern O. Reed, 17, both of Ashland, made application with the county clerk, for a marriage license. He Is a native of California and she of Oregon. The records give his occu pation as a laborer. Goes to Convention Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Warner attended the post master's state convention at Newport the last of the week, with Mr. War ner presiding. He was president of the organization during the past year. Leaves for Crater Lake Miss Eliza beth Bash left Grants Pasa Friday morning for Crater Lake where she has accepted a position in the lod?e for the summer months. Orants Pass Dally Courier. Accident Saturday Harry D. Dally of 221 Vancouver avenue was driving the automobile which Saturday af ternon collided with the car driven by E. H. Janney of 6 Modoc. The ac cident occurred at the corner of Main and Modoc. Report Is Filed An accident at" the corner of Riverside and Austin streets Friday afternoon waa reported at the city police station Saturday. Ralph Smith of 402 South Newtown street and H. J. Galahue of 117 North Peach street were the drivers. Leaves on Vacation Attorney Hil dlng Bcngtson left by motor Saturday for Heppner, Ore., where he will Join Mrs. Bcngtson, who Is visiting her parents. Judge and Mra. R. L. Benge. From Heppner, they plan to continue to Denver. Colo., where they will visit Mr. Bengtson'a mother, Mrs. Anna Bengtson. Called to Fowler Reverend W. R. Balrd, pastor of the First Christian church, left early Saturday morning by motor for Fowler, Calif., where he waa called by the serious condition of his mother, wno suffered severe burns a few weeks ago. The pulpit at the Christian church will be filled by Reverend E. A. Oldenburg. Arretted for Overload State police arrested Art Boggs of Medford, E. E. Backes of Medford and L. L. Splcer of Provolt Saturday afternoon At Jacksonville, for having overloaded trucks. Boggs waa hauling tlea, and the other two men, logs. They were cited to appear in Justice court Tues day afternoon. To Get License An application has been made at the county clerk's of fice for a marriage license, by How ard Leslie Harrison. 41, of San Fran cisco, and Mabel Williams Mills. 29, also of San Francisco. It is the sec ond marriage for both. He gave his occupation aa a foreman, and she as a housewife. The license is to be la sued June 27. Storm at Port Major McC ready, avi ation manager for the western divis ion, of the Shell OH company, stop ped at the local airport Saturday morning en route from San Francisco to Seattle, to deliver the Shell press ship to BUI Fletcher. Shell filer, who has made numerous trips to Medford. Mr. Fletcher will take the Lockheed Vega plane to Los Angeles for the national air race. Eve, 15c 10c ILL ITI.R AKTHI R IRACV (tha street slncer) MSCKNT LOPEZ and his orchestra Alio "Tha Crowd Snori" Bab Ruth Comedy New Accident Reported B. Ttague ox Copper and Major James R. Blbighaua filed accident reports 'at the city po lice station concerning a minor col lision at four o'clock Friday afternoon near Copper. t Move to Lake Ernest A. Roatel. publicity director for Crater National park, plans to move his headquarters to the park either today or Monday. He will remain at the lake during the remainder of the season. To Return Today Norman C White, asslatant supervisor of Rogue River national forest, with headquar ters in thla city, Is expected to return to Medford today from Lake O the Woods. The latter part of the week he conducted ar Instruction course for the rangers there. Fern Valley Couple William An drew Kan tor. 26, and Marguerite Alexander Cunningham, 22, have made application at the county court house for a marriage license. Both re side in Fern Valley, where Mr. Kan tor la an orchard laborer. He Is a na tive of Illinois, and she of Michigan. Turptn-Spangenberg Applying at the county clerks office for a mar riage license the last of the week, were Vernon Albert Turpin. 26, Med ford and Esther AUc Spangenberg. 28. of Lakevlew. Hla occupation was listed as an orchard 1st. and hers as a school teacher. Goes to Seattle Miss Charlotte Ar nold of Glen wood Springs. Colo., who has been the guest in Medford the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Jsnouch, left the last of the week for Seattle,, where she will visit her mother for about a week before re turning to Colorado. F n route to Medford Lieut. N. M. Nelson from San Francisco, and Lieut. R. S. Kaiser from Mare Island, San Francisco stopped In Ashland for a short time Thursday enroute to Med ford. Each Is to be in oharge of a Civilian Conservation Corps camp In thla district. Ashland Dally Tidings. Visiting from Medford Mra. D. L. Flynn, formerly a Grants Pass resi dent but now of Medford. visited her slster-ln-law. Mrs. George Peake, of this city on Thursday afternoon. Mra. Flynn also renewed acquaintances with a number of other friends dur ing the day. Grants Pass Dally Cour ier. Nichols on Trip Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Nichols and daughters Lois and Ma vis left Saturday morning for Iowa and Chicago, planning to spend the month of July in that section. In Iowa they will visit Mr. Nichols' par ents, and attend their golden wed ding anniversary. From there, they will continue to Chicago for the Cen tury of Progress exposition. Destroy Malt Deputy United States Marshel Cal C. Wella dumped four 12-gaiion kegs of Scotch malt at the federal building Friday afternoon, whloh had been stored In the vault since November 18, 1932. The malt was taken from John McReynolda of Redding, who was arrested by Feder al Prohibition Investigator Cyrus A. Herr. On Basin mm Here In Medford Sat urday attending to business matters were S. J. Brlstow and Claude Clark of Central Point, Joe Cooley and Ralph and Paul Snook of Prospect. Roy Corfman of Phoenix, John Newcomb and Donald Whetstone of Eagle Point, W. H. Woodruff, L. J. Gore and B. W. Miller of Applegate. Robert Full er and Paul Metzen of Grants Pass. Albert Wilson of Jacksonville and T. J. Richey of Trail. FOOTS CREEK MINERS SENTENCED, LIBERATED Claude Martin and William T. John son, Foots creek miners, were each given a thirty day lalt sentence, sus pended, when they appeared in Jus tice court Saturday morning on charges of petty larceny. The two men were arrested by state police, charged with stealing a number of articles from a drug store in Gold Hill Fri day night. An airplane beacon light 43S feet above sea level will be placed on tha new memorial ahaft being erected on the crest of Telegraph hill, San Fran cisco. SCOTTISH RJTB Stated Chapter meeting, LtalVX 7:30 p. M., June 26th. L. E. WILLIAMS, Secty, STARTS TODAY FOR FOl'R GLOIUOIS SAYS HE NEEDED TWO WOMEN One to enatoJi On fo lov The bmi of w or only humon ft K O RADIO Pietur ALSO '' LDJb jjflr Kingdom." aim .vi m I stts MuneAt VaJP 1 FVkOMtOIII NOW Pl.AYINO "Wild People" r.xnToov "ti r tootf.r" ENTERS KLAMATH FALLS TERRITORY Following Increased activity In the automobile business during the past several months, Armstrong Motors Inc.. have opened a branch head quarters in Klamath Falls at 401 South Sixth street for the distribu tion of Chrysler, Plymouth, Cadillac and La Salle cars. - Expert service will be offered by the Klamath Falls gar age aa well as new and used car sales. Ed Knight, well known car dealer who has been associated with the Acme Motor company in Klamath for the past ten years, has been se cured aa manager of the Armstrong branch, which will afford an excel lent new outlet for both new and used cars. With the opening of the Klam ath Falls garage, Armstrong Motors Inc., will be able to buy larger quan tities of automobiles, giving their customers prompt delivery and addl tlonal service. Armstrong Motors Inc., Is one of the oldest automobile concerns In Medford, having been established ten years ago with U. 8. Armstrong as president, and Hugo Lange, vice president and treasurer. Mr. Arm strong has charge of new car sales and used cars and general automo bile servicing U supervised by Mr. Lange. Business offices for both the Klamath Falls and Medford garages will be maintained In this city and purchasing will be made from here. according to Mr. Lange. A complete line of Hudson and Terroplane cars .is featured at the local garage along with Chrysler, Plymouth, Cadillac and La Salle. ReU estate or Insurance leave It to Jones. Phone 606. Saa the Dryer Easy Washer. ,124 50 Leonard Elec. Holly Bldg. pTTH VMU, rfOJ WORLD'S FINEST SOl'Nn RCA HIOH riPELITY WIDK RAMIE TODAY For Three Colorful Days Gala 1933 Revival! ' tlM ill isSiK a ifjQl U'ff. ' . JOHN BOLES BING CROSBY JEAIMIE LANG SLIM SUMMERVILLE THE RHYTHM BOYS HARRY BARRIS JEANETTE LOFF LAURA LA PLANTS BROX SISTERS MERNA KENNEDY CHARLES IRWIN STANLEY SMITH RUSSELL MARKERT DANCERS r I The meaf pogeout mirlcof exTnrvooaffffo ir .tnSt'l erproW) . . . Hmti enNry ta Tttk. ET- V Hl NUW1 nfcolor.... A rfof of red-hot rhythm, Merit Jflt 'CpTln AND HIS ARTISTS CO TIT (CO 1111"' III TIP. "Tn rAniB9 r Cert M . 0lrl. hj Ma I VkK I Vj 1)1 IL tyJ Wlfv ,Eblbre". Loui,e Clearer Hale V V V V V V li ll li f ll 'Ter"ao' May RobiOll "King of Jazz" -j M . jJaj - T - The dance numbers in ' King of Jaze," which opens a three-day run at the Rialto theatre today, are only one reason fur the entertainment of 'BIG BROADCAST' ON ROXY SCREEN TODAY "The Big Broadcast," featuring ; many of radio's greatest personalities , In company with a cast of screen favorites, opens today at the Roxy ! theatre. I The story revolves around Blng Crosby, Leila Hyams and Stuart Er wtn. Crosby, In the film as In real life a radio favorite. Is so fascinated by another woman that he never shows up at the studio In time for his broadcasts, and consequently gets himself fired. Erwln, in love with Miss Hyams. finds she loves Crosby, and In a magnificent gesture, buys the station and network to restore the latter his Job, for Leila's sake. 4 Rolph Metcalfe, Marquette univer sity's brilliant sprint champion. Is considering two Invitations to make exhibition tours In Europe this sum mer. . 4 New O. E. Radios long and short wave 922.9S. Leonard Electric Co. Holly Bktg. THE SISTERS 'O' NANCY TORRES WILLIAM KENT NELL O'DAY on Rialto Screen Will - - - !: the picture. The entire film la done In Technicolor and still remains one j of the most gorgeous extra vagnazas ever produced. ANN HARDING IN 'ANIMAL KINGDOM' Ann Harding la "the other wo man," In "The Animal Kingdom, which opens at the Studio theater today. The play departs from the tra ditional formula, for It is the wed ded wife who, to get her selfish way. uses her voluptuous appeal on her husband, and who Is, analysed down to her soul, a gold digger with a most commonplace mind. The "other woman." Is a girl of fine spirit, lofty mind, exquisite per ceptions and considerable talent. Un like the wife, she Is Interested in the man's happiness rather than her WORLD'S FINFST It A Love Only id .1 ps 1 J i-V- An M0M ,lumpl, Helen Hayes at Helen Hayes la co-starred with Clack Cable In "The While Sister," opening a four-day engagement at the Craterian theatre today, "The White Sister" is a love story At F.Iks 1'knlc A number of Ash land Elks attended the picnic given Thursday evening by Medford Elks at the Slka picnic grounds on Rogue river near Bybee bridge. They Includ ed J. Edw. Thornton, Sam Jordan, SOIND RCA Hlnlf FinF.MTY Starts Today Story to Thrill the World! The screen's two atari of the hoar In th or the century! , , , tender . romantic . , as "Smllln' Through." Helen HAYES dark.. GABLE once In a year cornea romance) tenderness, tear,, beautyl Hunts' Craterian .... .. - '- (tiled with the tenderness, tears and beauty of "Smllln" Through." and will completely aattsfy all admlrara of the two famous stars who hay the leading rolea. Elmer Smith, J. M. Hughes. P. V. Whittle. R. B. Detrlck, Dan Whittle, Bill Qrenbemer, Merrltt Randies, Ca rlo Myer, Lawrence Porter, Trar Lumsden and A. 0. Nlnlnger. Ash land Tidings. WIRK RANGE lore story beautiful with turh Paramount Pictorial Takes you to the Inside and hows the stu pendous Job of getting out a great newspaper.