Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 11, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOBD MATE TETBUITEI, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDXY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2934. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal Imtm for Portland Donald A. Cochran. diacharged OCO member, lett on laat nlght'a train tor Portland. Ihth for Chicago Florraoa M. Jahnaon Utt by train laat evening lor Chicago. Johnaon to Oakland Art Johnson. Alnraya communication auperlntend ant, Jett laat night by train lor Oak land. Cat To Barraeka Iawla R. Martin left on laat evenlng'a train for Vancouver Barracm, waah., where ha will apply for enliatment In the army. Leavee for Baat To be discharged from the local CCO dlatrlct, Walter J. Rapata left laat night by train for rort Bherldan. 111. T Leayea Tonight Barbara Bkelton of Gold Kill will leave tonight from the Medford Southern Paclflo depot for Laramie, Wyo. Arrlvra Today R. H. Mullany. trav ellng agent for the Transcontinental Freight Bureau, with headquartera In Portland, came to Medford on official bualnece on thla mornlng'a train. McLaughlin Here J. L. McLaugh lin, traveling representative for the Illinois Central llnee. with headquar tera In Portland, arrived in this city today by train on touslneas. Gunning In Medford i. B. Gun ning, auditor from the atate treas urer's office, la in Medford on busl- neas for a few days. Mr. Gunning Is malting business vlalta to the atate liquor atorea in southern Oregon. Adviser Transferred Kenneth H. Baiter, educational adviser who has v been assigned to the Melrose CCC camp, has been transferred to Camp Dog Lake near Lakevlew. Mack Stoker. educational idvlser at Camp Tyee, will assume additional dutlea at Camp Melrose. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY POR SALE Pin tomatoea. lo on Tinea, watermelons. John Macs, dirt road right before overhead creasing Tolo, follow red arrows. POR SALE Sacrifice 156 acre ranch on Rogue river, 0 ml. Medford. River water right. 80 A. bottom land. Easy terms. Inquire 1021 W. 6th. WANTED Good family milk cow, uonnc. T. B. and ftbor. tested, write lull parUculara. Geo. Taylor, Bo 37, Hornbrook, Cal. WANTED Experienced waitress. Tel. a68-y. ,Anisr rir ry wnmAn for lUtht housework. Room, board and ex cellent home; small wages, ooi 3464, Tribune. POR SALE Overland touring car with California top. Bargain at 25. See at Camp Wlthua Service Sta. WANTED Woman or girl to care for email child. Call 331 Edwards. WANTED Housekeeper. Must be competent and unincumbered. Call 1648-R. LOST Last week, black Persian cat; male. Answers to the name of Bunky. Call 636-W. A. W. Aa. 104 Geneva. Reward. FOR RENT 10 acres. Improved, close in; Irrigated. See or phone Clarence Pierce. FOR SALE 40 acres. Griffin creek district; 5-room house, almost new; spring water. Total price $500. Also fine home In Central Point for home In Medford. Will pay cash differ ence. Another 6-room -house there to trade for good acreage. Pay cash difference. Also 14 acres and 4-room house on Midway road, 800. Also 620 acrea 10 rmlea out for $5 per acre. Also 12-room modern house and i lots; fine view. The extreme low prices will surprise you. See or phone Clarence Pierce, Meaiora. POR SALE .25-35 Savage, like new, $23.50; guarantee. Phone 341-J-3, or Box 148, Rt. 1, Talent, Ore. POR RENT Small furnished house, 131 So. Ivy. WANTED To rent SO acrea of farm land on crop share. Cecil Measer, Rt. 1, central Point. WANTED Elderly man to take care small bunch of aheep during win ter. See Bartlett at 20 South Central. 20c Anytime HURRY! Positively Ends Tonight 1 I a AND HIS TOMORROW SPENCER TRACY In the fiinn.et Com!.? In two dM-JlllM! "THE SHOW-OFF" with MADGE EVANS From Indian Creek Lieut. Hfcrry May, jr., of Camp Indian Creek, was a visitor at the Mtxliord CCC head quarter Monday and Tuesday, To Salem Mrs. Olen Taylor and Carol Coram left by train this morn ing to Tiatt for several day with Mr. Carkin's parents and her nrother John and family, in Salem. Demmer'i TonaUa Out Eddie Deta iner, well known local fireman, under went an operation for the removal of hi tonsil, at the Community hos pital this morning. Teffreet Vtsitt Lieut. Charles H. Jeffreas, commander of the Oregon Caves CCC aide camp,' visited at the Medford district headquartera Tues day. Emerson Leaves First Lieut. Char les L. Emerson, cavalry reserve, who has been on duty in the Medford dis trict for several months, was to leave Medford Tuesday for his home in Madison, Wis. In Ashland Sunday Included among Medford resident who visited in Ashland Sunday were Mrs. John Holmes, Jane Hansen, Violet Judy, Norman Praley and Mr. and Mr. C. E. Gate. Adviser Resigns William Wymer, educational adviser at Camp Brad ford, near Roseburg, has tendered his resignation In order to accept a new post as vocational coordinator with the Roseburg public schools. On Mining Business H. T. McClel lan of Medford and William Paul of Jacksonville were In Ashland this morning on business connected with mining operations. Ashland Dally Tidings. Doctor Commlssoned Dr. Frank L. Hoagland, who has been on duty aa contract surgeon at Camp Agness n the Medford CCC district, has been commissioned as a first lieutenant In the medical reserve. He will remain on duty at Agness. Wallace Returns Lieut. Claire D. Wallace, personnel adjutant at the Medford CCC headquarters, returned Tuesday from San Francisco, where he underwent an appendicitis opera tion At the Letterman General hos pital. Get Jail Sentence flam W. Dale, SO, a transient, was sentenced to 30 days In the county Jail In Justice court yesterday, having been arrested by Ashland polios on charges of steal ing a carton of spark plugs from Lit trell Parts Co. mm Autos Collide In an accident at 5:20 p. m. yesterday, at the intersec tion of ,Oakdale and Dakota streets, cars driven by Hugh B. Calhoun, 54, of route 4,' and Harry A. Wilson of route 1, collided as Calhoun attempt ed to turn into Dakota street. Dr. Page Reported 111 Dr. Fred K. Page, formerly of this city, who is visiting here at the home of C. A. Knight, Is reported to be 111, and con fined to bed. Dr. Page was the owner of the Page theater, and resided here for many years before moving ten years ago to San Diego, which is his present home. McReynolds Coming Ward Mc Reynolds, examiner of operators and chauffeurs for the state, win be In Medford Friday and Saturday next week, September 31 and 22, from 8 a. m. to S p. m. on Friday and from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Saturday. Mc Reynolds offices are on the third floor of the city hall, and all persons wishing permits or licenses to drive oars are asked to get in touch with him. Madge Evans Here Wednesday Screen Classic at Rialto Today JSa'"!' WS If t'- a5 10 J. fc !- .V ; ..VnM.laynrtiyr- The film version of "Jane Eyre," J theater for a three-day run atartlng Charlotte Bronte'a famoua love claa- I today, Virginia Bruce and Colin Cllve ale, read by millions, la at th Rialto haw the two leading rolea. I 1 ' a r "1 ' ' ? 4 ' i' t J" 'j Rollicking humor, amid which runs a charming love atory, a background of Paris and its spectacular fashion shows, the Fine Arts Ball, joyous night spots, and the historic landing of Lindbergh are among the high spots of a very engaging piece of en tertainment. "Paris Interlude," play ing tomorrow only at the Cratertan Theater. Madge Evans Is charmingly sincere as Julie Bell, the heroine, and a clever comedy foil Is her companion, Una Merkel, as the cynical illustrator. Otto Kruger gives a splendidly con vincing characterization as the phi landerlng news correspondent. Perfect Pair J' .'r ' , 1 The health racket la exposed In the comedy, "Search for Beauty," now at the Rosy. f . Sit I In Grants Paiw Lemis Ulrtch, man ager of the local National Reemploy ment offices, la spending the day in Grants Pas on official business. Knight Here Emerson Knight, landscape architect iMpector from the state park conservation office at San Francisco, left this morning by train for the north, having completed his work here and at Crater Lake. Mr. Knight will ensue his regular duties in various CCC camps throughout Oregon. He made a survey here or the Fresco tt Memorial park, after it was approved. NEXT TIME TRY THE TRAIN! PAT LIKE A l KINS FOR A? h SLEEPWA8IG I UTTLEtAS- COMFORTABLE I 80 B I At Evans Creek K. P. McReynolds, Junior forester, is spending the day on business at Evans creek. Leaves for East August Johnson left by train today for Logan, Mont., to visit for a month with relatives. McLean to Portland Leo McLean, deputy TJ. S. harsh al, will leave to morrow on an official business trip to Portland, planning to return Mon day. Leave for Portland Air. and Mrs. Macs: Llllard left today for Portland, where they will be joined by Mr. Llllard 's father on a trip to the coast. to benefit the latter health. From McKiniey Second Lieutenant Adolph 8. Urban of Camp McKlnley wae a business visitor in Medford to day, calling at the COC district head quarters. Leaves Tonight Mrs. Clara A. Young will leave by train tonight on a trip to Chicago to visit A Century of Progress exposition. Mrs. Young will also vis ft m southern California with relatives, Lonnsberrya in Altndens, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lounaberry, who left here a week ago for the south, are now making their home at 609 Pine, No. 6, in Altadena, according to word re ceived here today. Picture In "Postal CerkM H. K, Ouenther of the Medford postofflce, president of the Oregon State Feder ation of Postofflce Clerks, has been pictured in the September issue of the "Union Postal Ceray a maga zine published at Washington, D, C, by the national federation. The photograph accompanies an article about the state convention held here July 14. 20c LOOK AT THESE FARES Here are only a few examples of the very low fares in effect to all Southern Pacific stations now every dayl Tbey are good in coaches, also in tourist Pullmans (plus small berth charge) on trains carrying this equipment. T SAM FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES . SANTA BARBARA PORTLAND . . , EUGENE . . . SALEM Oar VTti . , 8.40 . . 16.13 . . 15.76 . . 6.59 . . 4.12 . . 5.54 RounMrip . 16.00 . 28.70 . 28.00 . 11.25 . 7.50 , 9.65 Ytret good in ttsnAard Puttmant art a Utile migber. Southern Pacific l. C. CARI.r.. Afnt. Tel. 3 Anytime Children 10c Bally Mat, 1:45, Ere, 1 TODAY VENUS-LIKE 61RLSI TARZAN - LIKE MEN! tir lh world thay Cl T come to grata a moa-' 1 niflcenf ihow of (hows SEARCH BEAUTY On BusinMu HfmTjirM swn Portland, representing the Kiacara In- BUr&ncm eamnanv. Ut in far a .f! on business. He was accompanied by Mr. Morris. Arrive thli Afternoon Walter Tort- man of Portland, special agent for the New Zealand Insurance company, and William Lwls of San Francisco, manager of the Near Zealand com pany, are expected here this after noon from Klamath Palls, to call on local insurance representatives. II. E. C. to Meet On Wednesday, ' September 12, the Home Economies club of the Jacksonville Orange will hold & regular meeting at the home of Mrs. H. A. Skinner on the Old Stage road. The Jacksonville Orange W! U meet for & business session on Friday of thia -wees:. Ber, Campbell Jler Rew, IX I. Oesipbell of Boston, Mass., -who will speak at the Adrent Christian church this evening, arrived here by train this morning. Rev. Campbell is secretary of the American Advent Christian Mission. He will leave tomorrow morning by Uraln for Portland GOVERNORSHIPAND 2 CONGRESS SEATS WON BY BOURBONS fContlrrueo irons Page Ona A SCOTTISH HITS Stated Lodge meeting, 7:30 P. Sept. 10th L. E. WILLIAMS. Secretary. Simon Kamlin, school ttch and 1 farmer The tnsxfin w&s teat than 1,000 votes but it ni sufficient to fulfill ' Hamlin's pre -election prediction tht ' he would soon be In congress, "the land of milt and honey and apple sauce. Beedy was seeking his eighth' term. The -wealthy bachelor Republican ; solon, Ha!et whose pluralities in hU 18 years in the senate usuaiy Indl- j cated sweeping majorities aimoat be- fore the first returns were in. ap-; parent Jy defeated iP. Harold DuBord, Democrat to national commiUeernan, by slightly more than 1.000 votes. May Seek Recount DuBord's supporters, including Qovernor Brans, Indicated they were not satisfied that he had gone down to defeat and would eek & recount after the official figures had been compiled a. few week hence. Such demands were considered likely In other contests because of the close ?ot. The Democratic incumbent repres entative, Edward C Morgan, came out a victor over Judge Zelm M Swinat of Camden in the second con gressional district by s comortabJe margin. Brewster in the third district car ried ptea to his eection that Ut terback and the Mew Deal had failed the locai potato and pulp wood in dustry. The state voted by an overwhelm ing majority to repeal the state pro hibition amendment. Loaes Home Want Wort Ben Coffman of 433 Bensos area., who ioit his horn and content, in Jfteksoaville recently by fire, is a auto mechanJo nd is very anxious to secure work. Anyon desiring his services may get in touch with iJ'm 5 the above number. OVy fiepaired nd Cieaa4. EE pert work. Medford Cycle, 38 N. nr. WQ brandy it Ji PfMT FIFTH 1 closest aupportrt Beedy campaigned acalnst tha New Deal aa amacalng of the pUumed eoorsomy of Ruaala ana Italy. Hla auccessftiS ltrai waa "It Helps Me!" Hat's what 98 oat of 100 women say alter taking this medicine. 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