Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 21, 1933, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text' METYFOKD M5TL TTCTBTTLVE, ITTDFOTCD, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 21, 1933. PAGE NDsE i Local and Mra. Churchill VlsJti Mr. O. U Churchill of Central Point U visiting lr Med ford today. in rrom Gold Hill C. W. Martin of Gold Hill wu attending to bu&lneaa matte here today. Vltlt In Medford Mr. Don L. Col Tig and children of Weed. Calif., are in Medford visiting friend and rela tive. Held In Jail Following their ar rest early this morning . on Main treet, allegedly disturbing the peace. C. T. Moran and John Weaton were lodged in the city Jail. Insurance Man Here Harry Hollls ter of Portland, representative of the Fidelity and Guaranty company, was a business caller In Medford this morning. From firlffln Creek Business call ers in Medford today from Griffin Creek were B. L. Lock wood, and Beryl Brock way. and Tom Young. Named Foreman Carl Williams has been named mechanical foreman of the Armstrong Motor company, it was announced today. Visits Friends Here Dr. H. P. Har grave, of Berkeley, Cal., arrived here recently to spend his vacation with Medford friends. Mrs. Hargrave and' their daughter, Mtss Gertrude, con tinued north to Alaska. Leave for Portland Dr. and Mrs. L. I. Sanders and son, Phillip, Chuck Stock we J 1 and Webste- Clark are leav ing tomorrow for Portland, where they will remain until Monday, com bining business with pleasure. Last Call!! Prices Will Raise Monday!! All winter we have been selling all varieties of cookies for 10c the dozen. This was the pre-war price. With the skyrocketing of material prices we must follow tilt Monday the price will be 2 dozen for 25c.' Thli will be for the large size cookies made aa only Fluhrer can make them. Tomorrow we nil! offer you an opportunity to stock up at a special all time low price which will soon be history. ' 3 dozen for 23c These cookies are the finest cookies we know how to make and will keep for weeks. You may have the choice of fruit, oatmeal, sugar or cocoanut varieties. ft SATURDAY NIGHT P A e E DINTY MOORE'S LITTLE GIANTS Fairgrounds Men 35c Ladies 10c LOWER FUEL MILLS For Next Winter It is just sound simple logic to figure that fuel bought at this time of year, delivered direct from the mill will result in a saving later on. GREEN PINE SLABS FACTORY BLOCKS PHONE NO. 7 NOW TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY Lumber Building Materials and Fuel hd utih Cfriir: - " A (t-iod Fxm to 7 ade With" Personal Down from Ashland Bob Wright of Ashland was visiting Medford ft lends yesterday afternoon. In Hospital Here Mrs. Mildred Miller of the Trail district la a pa tient at the Community hospital to day for medical care. St. John Goes North L, E. St. John Jr.. of the Southern Pacific Motor Transport, was a passenger on the Shasta this morning, en route back o his headquarters in Portland. Terrlll Breaks Arm Raymond Ter r 111 was taken to the Community hos pital this morning to receive treat ment for a broken arm, received in a minor accident. Business Callers Among business callers in Medford today from other towns are Marjorie Chastaln and Catherine Lathrop of Central Point, and H. L. Dalkey of Fern Valley. Cop co Man In G. Pass T. G. Brad ley, general superintendent of the Copco Co., In Medford, was in Granta Pass Thursday attending to bualneu matters. To Return Home C. W. MacDon ald of Medford. who has been a pa tient at the Robert Coffey hospital at Portland, plana to return to Medford within a few days, according to word received from him. Completes Inspection Captain Wil liam H. Sadler, district quartermas ter for the Civilian Conservation Corps, has completed an examination of construction at Moon prairie, Lake o the Woods. Bly. Ingram, Cllft Springs, Wineglass, Government camp and Upper Rogue River camps. i J Fairgrounds NOVELTIES DINTY MOORE'S LITTLE GIANTS Men Ladies 35c 10c 3 On Business Trip Medford people in Granta Pass Wednesday transact ing business were George Barton. John Bertolette and Iver fl. McParlana, ac cording to the O rants pat Courier. t Enjoy Ashland Swim Mrs. Al Flora and Miss Barbara Leigh Swlnson, guest here from Napa, Cel., motored to Ashland yesterday afternoon to enjoy a swim. Trial Is Set The trial of Charles Th acker, charged with assault and battery, has been set for Monday at 10 a, m. In Justice court. Th acker's bond was set at $200. To Command Camp Captain Rob ert P. Dark, of the Eugene CCC dis trict, la expected In Medford today, to continue to the Pistol River vet erans' camp where he will take com mand. To Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Nelles of Los Angeles left by stage today for Crater Lake, having ar rived In Medford on the Shasta this n-ornlng. Mr. Nelles Is manager of the ordinary department. The Pru dential Insurance company of Amer ica. Von Schmalz to Burns Attorney H. Von Schmala is leaving this after noon for Burns, his home, and after a short stay there, will go to Klam p.th Falls, where he will be a member cf counsel for County Judge Earl H Fehl to go on trial for ballot theft next Monday In Klamath county. Must Hare 300 Vets Instruction have been received at COC headquar ters In Medford, that there must be 200 veterans In the Pistol river camp on July 31. There are 194 veterans in the camp at the present time. Lieu tenant George A. A. Jones said today, that Instructions as to the enroll ment of the additional men, had not been received. Mrs. Kltson Goei North Mrs. F. W. Kit son and son, Robert, left on the train last night for Portland, to at- tni4 th Inst. urpWa In tVi nnrlhrn Frederic Wellington Kltson. well , known Medford resident, who died Tuesday. Funeral for Mr. Kltson was held at the Perl parlors here yester oay afternoon and the final rites will be read at the Portland Crematorium. Trues Have Guests Mrs. J. F. True " entertaining several guests this vvok. Among them her nephew, Ira Gray and children of Gulnda, Calif., rlio Is also visiting his mother, Mrs. M D. Gray here. Frank Williams of Panama Is also a guest at the True home, visiting Lewis Parker. He will -: main In Medford until July 26. A-hen he will return to the United States army station In Panama. Mrs. O A. Tyrell of Hornbrook, Cal.. is a guest here of Mrs. True, also for the week end. She la Mrs. True's sister. Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere thanks to the many friends who ex tended their sympathy to us In our recent bereavement and for the many beauuiui norai otienngs. Howard Burnette Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Long and family TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ONE,- two or three room apartments, completely furnished. Hot and cold water. 1205 East Main. See caretak er Apartment 2 or call Carl J. Brommer, owner, 821 Minnesota. FOR BENT Nice room, board. 153 V. Oakdale. WILL trade Nash touring for Austin. 125 N. Holly. FOR RENT Furnished 5 room house at 113 Cottage St. Call between 0 and 7 on Sunday. FOUND Row boat picked up in Rogue River. Owner see R. L. Ed wards at Morton Milling Co. RASPBERRIES Extra fine. U pick, your container, 50c crate. W. F. Wright, Rogue River. WANTED Equipment for gasoline station. Address P. O. Box 650. Med ford, Ore. FOR SALE Late Royal Anne cher ries. 3c lb. F. A. Henspeter, Jack sonville. FOR SALE Apricots now ready for canning, prices avfec to 4c lb. R, DeWltt, Fern Valley. Phone 19-F-5. FOR SALE Boston bull puppies. 209 iripp as. VACATION cabin 13 Mr week. Con valescent Horns grounds. Free I equipment. Fruit, vegetables. 153 1 Qranlte St., Ashland. FOB SALE Apricot 2 and 3c Dcr lb. Now ready at the Top Notch Or chard. 10 minutes drive from town.1 end of King's Highway road. Bring ! your container. raw Tonite and Saturday Zaroff Fascinating Fiend! He hunted men like animals Just for the sporting thrill! To hit lonely Island itronghold came a hoy and (In In love. They too. must fare the fate of Zarofr't guests, to be driven Into the Junale armed with -knives, then trailed 'till sunrlx- with dog and gun. Alluring, strange, and ' terrible It the story of this mad hunter. "The Most Dangerous Game" with Joel McCrea, ray ray Leslie Banks, Robert Armstrong ALSO ROSCOE ATES in "Shampoo, the Magician" Cartoon. "Hokum Hotel" Pathe Mewt Sally Eilers in Robert Montgomery In a high-speed comedy role of a "super-llxer." wlae guy and debonair gambler who hood winks society and reaps a harvest on Broadway opened at the Craterian theater today for a two-day run. Sally Rialto Thriller Buck Jones and Cecilia Parker have the featured roles in "Unknown Val ley," a western with a rather novel twist. It opened at the Rialto theater today, where. It will play until tomor row night. ZANE GREY WESTERN COMING TO ROXY Zane Grey's "The Golden West," featuring George O'Brien in the lead ing role, the story of which pivots about a feud between two aristocratic southern families,. comes to the Roxy theater. The early scenes of the picture are in a southern atmosphere. The later sequences are located In the rugged weftt during the daye of Indian do mination.. .O'Brien portrays a dual role, first aa a lover.. whose romance 1? Interrupted by the feud, and after wards as the leader of a tribe of In dlans. I r.c.a. pkrfec"t sound : la 7:16 - 9:15 K Children 10c Anytime J 5"" m,m"mm , . M' : ,. f T(fiir'aiiMmli TONITE Spencer Tracy In 1 iByil llli' VsX f - Ji''' "ME AND MY QAL" SU SATURDAY ONLY 1 I l V! (f M 1 continuous Jihow. l-U p. m. l3 t . I III L J',, S T)' courage i n:, --AV m'i t IllUi VVIIUUCICU Mill IX O I 1 , "1 a.Contlnent E-lA II II EC T'.iVrX i Ml P 1 tM II II" i Zone Grey's ! II I FZ- ' S V fox jste II I r i ; M PicnjM f8A III N I V i i r w: ' .t 7i-. m m m u i - 1 'mmmm "The llUJkXi -V V I Holdup ' I II I langdon Comedy, "Tlrrd t't" I I i I I Mlrkey Vim I J I I Craterian Hit tillers is the bedraggled cale waitress who Is rescued from a watery grave by Montgomery and who subsequently becomes one of Manhattan's most pampered playglrls. Madge Evans and Eugene Pallette are also In the cast. NOW AT STUDIO Fay Winy and Joel itiuurea in ' Most Dangerous Game." Of Interest to mining men of south ern Oregon Is action taken by the Associated Mining Associations of California to obtain federal permis sion for exportation of gold by the produoers, local miners announced today. A bill is now being framed by the association,- George Barton of the Southern Ortgon association stated, and will be presented to congress. If such a bill is approved, mining men will be able to enter their earnings in the world market and will realize 1 50 or 60 per cent more for their pro- duct. Although no definite action has (been taken by the Southern Oregon I Mining association In that direction. the members are watching eagerly the progress of the California bill, Mr. Burton stated, aa such legislation would mean much to this section, bringing about an -important Increase m gold production. Will pay cash for 10 shares Jackson County Building and Loan Stock 209 First National Bank Bldg., Medford. .a- Mr ffi v H Shows at fl The age ltmlt for the Junior tennis tournament has been increased one year, H. G. Wilson announced this morning. Under the new ruling all boys and girls 16 years of age or younger are Invited to participle and to register at the Chamber of Com merce. The former age limit was IS years. Registrations will be received at the Chamber of commerce any time and a large response Is anticipated, Mr. Wilson said today. rvVjL Comin SUNDAY ,K. I You must meet this pirate of law ii sl h Qf-Jlm. 'he shter amliulniut chaser! IE I g v -S "f . . . 1000 tag! HE . I fi ym ,ri hm Legs . . . Law and His motto the same: NEVER GIVE A SUCKER i i A BREAK! ACT Plus Sharkey-Carnera Fight Films WORLD'S flNEST SOUND . . . RCA HIGH FIDELITY WIDE RANGE 7ra , RVDUI I NlJn I V9UMCK 7 SALLY EILERS .MADE D i UAUWA with MADGE EVANS EUGENE PALLETTE PLUS Vincent Lopez' Orchestra in "A HAWAIIAN FANTASY" Ethel Merman singing "TIME ON MY HANDS" Babe Didrickson "THE WONDER GIRL" At the regular meeting of the local American Legion post Monday even ing In the Armory, final plans will be worked out for sending the Med ford post drum corps to the state le gion convention at Klamath Falls Au gust 10. The gathering Monday will be the first for several weeks, at which Com mander Lee C. Oarlock has been in attendance, due to his absence In the east. Mr. Oarlock attended the world's fair in Chicago and will give a de Love M.&U ......25c Eves . 35o Kiddies a Dime TODAY and Tomorrow! MEET THE SMARTEST GUY OH BROADWAY He fixes every thing. He talks fast and thinks faster! He takes Broadway apart and shows you what makes it go! He's the night-life prince of Broad way, but . . . Oh, what a chump with the girls! ON itH,lt KiiyA. ltmt I II '" . If y i in "Thfi 'TvrP riUlSAHCE" tailed account of the trip at this meeting. DR. E W. HOFFHAN. 208 E. Main. Chiropractic treatment of pathological condition of nervous system-bulldlng up vital force thru co-ordination of nerves, muscles, blood and assimila tion processes. 9 to 12 & 2 to ft. Tel, 68?. Nurse attendant. H .1 m i'jj HOltl.U'S FINEST SOUND . . . RCA High Fidelity Wide Range Rhows at 2:00 Mat.. 130 Kvrs. 250 Kiddle. a Dime 7:15 n:no Today & Saturday Rip-Roaring Reckless. Romantic Riding . . . fighting . . . smashing his way to victory through plots and surprises to win ft llrlJ Sunday & Monday rap Tbut within that body A FEMALE DR.JEKYLL AND MR HYDE it CAROLE LOMBARD ALAN DINIHART RANOOIPH SCOTT N I. WARNS KODAK Finishing Twice a Da j Service Swem's Eastman Dealer Mall in jour Films. SWIM - DANCE at TWIN PLUNGES "The run Spot of Southern Orejon" We Develop FILMS FREE 8BVEK1N BATTERY SERVICE Medlord Made Hatterlet 6 volt 13-plate CO Ofi 1 jnr. guarantee lwls.U Rerliarce, nur mnke. 25c No. Hlvertlda. Phone J0 n 0 ALSO - 1 "The Poor Fish" II A Lambs All-star Gambol I Screen Snapshots I Metrotone News Uf I t Vi Mi