Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 21, 1935, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRD3TJXE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRTDAY. JUNE 21. 1933. PAGE THIRTEEN Local and Personal Arrives from Portland Mia Alice Morgan rrtvl by train yesterday from Portland. Visiting ncre Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Boyd and Robert Boyd or Roeeburg an visiting In Medford today. Here from RosehurR Mrs. S. V. Hoowr ejid daughter, Miss Ruth Hoover, arrived by train this morning to spend the day in Medford. Returns by Air Mrs. Nellie Loomis of Ashland returned yesterday by air iroro San Francisco, where she had been attending to business. picnic at Ashland Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wilson, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wilson, Jr.. and Mrs. . Beckman of Medford picnicked In Lithia park Thursday. Ashland Tidings. Leave After Visit Miss Helen Pulks of Latham, Mo., left for her home Wednesday evening alter spend ing three months with her sister, Mr. A. O. Wilson. Business Visitor Among Medford business visitors today 1b Andrew Sheridan of the O'Donnell Shoe Co., at St. Paul, who arrived this morning on the Oregonian for a brief visit in this city. p. E. Russell Arrives P. E. Russell, regional director of California West ern Life Insurance Co., arrived this morning on the Oregonian to confer with Howard Scheffel, local represen tative. Russell's offices are in Port land, Seattle and Spokane. DANCE K. P. Hall-Sat. Nite 9 till 2 New Music - Wiiaiirtiifaitti MlMti Fleischer Return Mlssei Elizabeth and Barbara Fleischer re turned today to their home near Central Point, from Seattle, where they have been on vacation for the past two weeks. Mrs. Murphy Returns East Mrs. John Murphy left this morning on the Shasta for her home In Missoula, Mont., having been visiting at Pros pect the past few days with her niece, Mrs. Carl Damra, and family. Pre-School Clinic There will be a pre-school clinic for children Who will enter Roosevelt school next fall, Mon day afternoon at the courthouse. It was announced today. Parents whose children should attend are notified to call 1824-L. Called from Texas Mrs. T. V. Mau ri t of Ganado, Texas, arrived on the Shasta this morning, being called to Medford by the Illness of her mother. Mrs. L. C. Lindsay. Mrs. Maurltz plans to spend several weeks here and will be a guest at the home of her brother, D. O. Lindsay. Corbln Edgell Improved Corbin Edgell, who was Injured In an auto accident Tuesday evening on the south Pacific highway. Is reported to day resting comfortably at the Com munity hospital, where he is receiv ing treatment for a fractured knee cap, a deep head cut and numerous bruises. Body Not Yet Recovered The body of Fred Spangler,' miner who was drowned in Rogue river near Gold Hill, on March 26, has not yet been recovered, although the waters of the river are receding. Spangler drown ed when he Jumped from a barge he was operating, as It started to cap size in swift rapids. Authorities who grappled for the body for several days following the tragedy, believe that it might have become lodged in a deep crevice. Here Sunday AND TRADE AT THE WEST SIDE PHARMACY Main at Grape jegoiE STORE LEON B. HASKINS, Owner Kodak Developing at Reduced Prices SATURDAY and MONDAY PRICES A pepsndent Tooth ni I I l'ntp. 511c l7c O I W Pro-phy-luctlc Tooin Brushed, 30c size 38c ITS t Jrrgcn's Lotion wllH the two famous Ingredients 39c (t 6 Mxscall's Hand Lotion. One pint 40c One Gallon Mineral Oil Without container 99c Georgia Itone Body l'owder. Big tin for 50c M Texaco Dry O O t Cleaner. Ppccl:il Uv V J Bromo Seiner. 4 CQ S3 Talue 4) I m'Ssj jlrr::::: 10c sjairi irw mi-1 $iM;J?-.'r-T' A Insulin Lilly rt A mJmm I sprri.ii p I 29c I Wllllnins Sliming Treain. ' Large size 28c A Ca'torla. Itefillar nna j ., 28 C 1mm Ii 11 IT ' ttWn I'imjtKJr dSqullib's Saccharin AO. Tablets. bwC loo one-fourth train HT'i itn 12 Cakes Williams Toilet Soap 49c Alarm Clocks 98c Klenzo Facial Tissues 200 Sheet Pkg. 13c BUY ONE and get one FREE! With every purchase of a stand ard $1.00 pkjf. of Crazy Muter Crystals we will give you one special size Free. CRAZY WATER CRYSTALS EVER READY SAFETY RAZOR Chromium-plated and Ever-Ready Shaving Cream Both for 29c Winifred Shaw Kivea Edward Ev erett Horton a little lesson In Rluim ba rhytnm In the new musical pro duction, "In Caliente." at the Cra tertan theater starting Sunday. The picture, which stars Dolores Del Rio and Pat O'Brien, has O'Brien as a magazine editor whose long suit Is staying Inebriated as much as pos sible and gete mixed up with a chis eling blonde, Glenda Farrell. His boss kidnaps him and takes him to Mexico to sober up. where he meets Miss Del Rio in the role of a famous dancer. The resulting action finds laugh sequences piling pell mell over one another as blonde and brunette flare Into an intense rival ry for O'Brien's attentions. jail Wlicts AFTER WILD MELEE AT HOLMES MILL (Continued from Page One.) Ken Maynard on Rialto Screen til li i. i riirn I 1 1H r r i I ' ' . V. -V- ..!J 7 'fji, Departing from the ordinary. Ken Maynard. starring In his newest pic ture, "In Old Santa Fe." Is at the Rialto theater for today and Satur day. Laid In the picturesque Sante Fe Trail section, the film boasts of more than the usual thrills to be found In this type of picture, with music furnished mostly by Gene Autrey, fa mous cowboy radio star and ro mance with Evalyn Knftpp. Hitherto, the strikers, who are said to constitute less thnn 10 per cent of the 300 men employed by the Holmes-Eureka company, have pur sued peaceful methods. At other points, northward along the Pacific coast to Orogon and Washington, the lumber strike has resulted in several, outbursts but to day's episode was the first of the kind In Humboldt county, center of north ern California lumbering activity. I PORTLAND. Ore.. June 21. (AP) I Hope that differences leading to the ; northwest lumber striko would soon . be Ironed out grew today with the announcement that a sawmill In the ; lower Columbia area would re -open I Monday and that 10 snip II logging cp ; eratlons in the same sector already had resumed work, j Negotiations for the re-opening of I other mil 1b and crimps were declared j by union leaders to be in progress, 1 and while no official confirmation has been forthcoming reports persist that several Portland operators will place men at work next week. Managers of the nine Portland plants which advertised for workers early this week said about 1500 ap plications had been received. Sixty per cent, they said, wero from former employes. In the meantime, however, no word from the labor temple had been Is sued which would lead to the belief that the 2000 men who cheered their leaders' plea to "stand pat" Wednes day night had altered their views. Warner Baxter Has Role At Craterian Those who remember Warner Bar ter as the "Cisco Kid" in the picture of the same name, also In his first talking film "In Old Arizona." have Undoubtedly wished many times to see this colorful character again brought to the screen by Baxter. In "Under the Pampas Moon, which opened last night at the Cra terian theater, the popular Mr. Baxter portrays an Argentine Pampas gau cho who can ride, throw the bolea dora, sing, dance and woo the ladles more proficiently than any of his comrades a role far more colorful and romantic than the original "Cis co Kid." Co-starring with Warner Baxter, In this colorful production. Is Kettl Gal llnn, who sprang Into Instant popu larity in her first Amerlcnn picture. "Marie Oalante." Miss Oalllan por trays the role of a beautiful cabaret entertainer from Paris who. bound for an engagement In Buenos Aires. Argentina, meets Buxter when her piano becomes disabled and lands In the vast expanse of the pampas. Baxter falls madly In love with the beautiful "angel," but Kettl departs for Buenos Aires, where later their romance flowers amid exciting adven tures and conflicting emotions. Veloz and Yolanda. the celebrated dance team that has long been a fa vorite In South America and the United States, are featured In the film In a new sensation "The Cobra Tango." Western Drama On Roxy Coming Bill Supposing you were In love with a beautiful girl, whoso father had or dered you off his ranch, and when he had the unfortunate incident of being robbed of all the gold he had stored In the house, you were accused of the crime. And strangely all the evidence pointed its finger at you as being the guilty one. Tills Is the situation Juan Hernan dez, a youthful Mexican finds him self in "Devils Canyon." coming to morrow to the Roxy theater. How he overcomes suspicion and finally out wits the real guilty parties as well as wins the hand of the one he loves Is told In this great Western picture, Noah Beery, jr., takes the part of Juan and Is supported by ft notable cast. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED 2 or 3 passengers to share expenses to San Diego. For details Phone 761. LOST Small black dog; bobbed tail: license No. 2260. Name. "Jack." Call 15-F-3, Phowilx Store. Mrs. Roland. FOR SALE: Nice cherries at Mlnear Orchard, opposite Rogue Hlver Academy. 2 mile east of Jackson- vllle. Ray Gitches. FOR SALE - 951-R. -Colored fryer. Phon ARCH SUPPORTS made to order will relieve burning and aching feet Consultation free. Arthur D. Hess. Phone 1227-W. EMPTY TRUCK going to Portland last of month, wanta loud for there or points enroute. Hawley's Trans fer, phone 615. JUNE CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL P1AN03 Big discount balance of month. Small down payment; easy terms. Summer term piano leasons Free. Extra UberM allowance on your old piano. Two high grade Grands at close out price. Several good used pianos. Baldwin Piano Shoppc. MODERN 4 -room house in perfect condition; $1500. Terms only M50 down; balance 15. month. Brown A White. 104 W. Main St. BROWN 4c WHITE are selling Improv ed city lota with everything paid up In full, good location, close to chools, for ;t25. Brown Jb White. 104 W. Main St. WANTED To buy raspberrle. 394-Y, after 6 p. m. Tel. OOrNG to middle-west; want 2 or 3 paasengera to share expenses. 315 &. Rlvrslde. USED CARS AND TRUCKS 32 Nash Sedan. 31 Chev. 4-pasa Roadster. "30 Ford Coupe. 34 Willya 77 Sedsn. '34 Chev. Pickup. "32 International Truck. 31 Ford Truck. '30 Dodjie Truck. 29 Chev. Truck. Long and short wheel bases. Dual and single rear wheels. Many older models to choose from. Priced right. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. 123 So. Riverside. Phone 303. FOR RENT 5 -room house, new, elec tric stove and refrigerator, oil heat. close in. Call at 723 W. 14th 6 or Phone 032-L. WILL pay 25c a copy for the Medford Mall Tribune Issued March 1. 3, 9, 22 and 29. 1932. Mall Tribune office. FOR SALE A good paying gas sta tion and grocery; 2 pumps and Frlgldttire. On Pacific hwy close to Medford. Other interests demand mv attention. 11000 cash will han dle this, including the property; balance to suit purchaser. Inves tigate this. (Owner) Box 3531, Mall Tribune. BROWN & WHITE can show you Country Homes with every advan tage and attraction, that can be bought at Just about one-half of the cost to present owner. Paved road, river frontage, fine ahade. fruit, etc. 104 W. Main St. FOR SALE 3 acres; small house, good soil; 2 mile out; 91500.00. Some terms. H. N. Lofland, 325 So, Onkdale. HIGHWAY CAMP Cabins, dwelling, fln garden, sbade, etc.. for 3000. Will accept some cash and a good cat for equity. Tills is a wonder ful value and a chance for a good Income. Brown & White, 104 West Main St. DANCE at the OASIS Every Sat. Night The latest estimate places the population of Sacramento, Califor nia's capital, at 101.600, a growtn of 1500 In three years. DANCE At Bonney's Grill, Saturday night. low KIDOIESi J9I Last Tlmrs Tonlle Cagncy - O'Brien "DEVIL DOGS of the MR" ENDURANCE BROTHERS N EARING WORLD MARK MERIDIAN, Miss., June 21. (AP) Flying smoothly, Al nd Fred Key. aviator-brothers, pushed their way closer to the world's endurance flight record. At 8:33 a. m. they had com pleted 404 hours of sustained flight. DANCE At Bonney'a Orlll. Saturday nlgiit. Card of lliank. We wish to express our sincere thanka and apreclatlon to our friend.- and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereave ment. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Margaret E. Hamer and Family. BANDS HALLS O'CLOCK DANCE ALWAYS A CROWD ORIENTAL GARDENS SATURDAY NIGHT ILL Klamath Junction Five Miles South of Ashland Good Eats Dancing Floor Show Review Sat. & Sun. Nights Dancing Every Evening COSSACK Orchestra Tommy Thompson 'i Sat. Only! Continuous Shows 1 to 11 A !a ncalnM 'kmX.fl three of X'V V-K - hnd nu n ewgy of Noah Beery, Jr. In DEVIL'S CANYON William De- innnil - Fred T-vris I'urker - Mlml T'nV Alvarez - Pat Tjf 1 mi ADDED All Star Comedy "Hayseed Romance" WlIHe Chopper Cartoon ALSO FINAL EPISODE Shows 1:00-3:00 1:0-l):00 Adult Kiddles IOC Today and Saturday! " s 4fs s &r Thrills and Action .iV? in this new and "s different Western 'is drama! Music! 9- rjisyx .v;rtW? VtJr lit w J 3 D Chic Chandler - Tom Kennedy in "Raised and Called" Cartoon "Toilille Tales" Newsreel Pfg: COMING SUNDAY Vi V - I A mom SUN-M0N Exclusive Return Showing! 1 ' m am mm 0 ,. ' in One Night (To FOR SAliE 15 young cows and heif ers: o rresn; 40 nn. wterfl ptuture for rent. B. M. Heath, 695 Ttomoe, AAhlAnd. BROWN at WHITE can show you Real Ewit inveMmcnM that you catmot afford to overlook. Thef Income properties will return net profit of 10 to 15 per cent on lnvcatment. Brown & Whit. 104 W. Main St. fl-WEEKS roosters. 10c each. Hun- gate's, 4 mli west Talent school. DRESSMAKING and remodeling. Ex perienced. Call 853-R. NEBRASKA Picnic. June 23rd, Riverside Park, Grants Pwis, Ore. Pot luck dinner 12:30. Cornluwk- rs all welcome. Come and enjoy tne aay with us. FOR SALE Cherries. Chaa. Hofbeck Phoenlx-JackAonvlHe road. )31 CHEV. Coupe: air-wheel tires many extras. Bargain price 9335.00 Plerce-AIlen Motor Co. FURNITURE , re -upholstered, re finish d, re -lued. Tel. 969-R. Thlbaul. FA RM ERSATTENtTonI " Mowers, plows, harrows, discs, manure spreaders, wagons, etc.. etc. Rebuilt and guaranteed in first-class condi tion at bargain prloea. - SPECIAL John Deere double cylinder hay loader, practically new CHEAP. One of the greatest labor saver there 1. THE REBUILT IMPLEMENT SHOT 3f SOUTH GRAPH ST. WILL TRADE ANYTHING. LOST FAT Because She Heeded DOCTOR'S ADVICE And IMdn'i '"n to Oosslplnf Neighbors! Mrs. H. H. Loii of Clarlnda. Iowa, m-rltea: "Krtiachen waa reoommeuded to me by my doctor. Weight when atartlng uaa 228. Welffht now after Jars la 308. Doctor aaya I'm dolnc Kruachen Salta la prescribed by reputable phyalclana to aafely tak off fat and greatly Improve health why listen to ROsalpera who don't want you to be Blender? Knirloual Have a mind of your own et a Jar of Kruachen today (lasta 4 woeka and cost but a trifle). Take a half tenapoonful In a cup of hot water every morning taatee fine with Julca of hall lemon added. If you dont lose 12 lba. and feel yeora younger money back. For aale by Jarmla Drug or any drug store. flhowa 1:43 1:00-8:00 Mats . . 25c Eves ... S5c Kiddles . 10c tatt'l III Ends Tomorrow Night Back apaln to the role that made him the Idol of millions! -r "Vforner Baxter s Ketti (jALLlAN fTJnder the fmfPAS. L MOON EXTRA! TOMOIIT ONI.VI ' I On the Stage at 9:00 o'clock Ted and Evelyn Schraeder's Dance Revue Prevue Saturday Night AMERICA'S NEW KINO of COMEDY J fpS HCE IN A i-.: ... x , I Starts Sunday!, I Br f r m t 1 V I ?ia.l i'' W 4C e.j. jr-. Go gn-ga, with laughter In the glamorous hotoha land of the Cucaracha ... in tbig tropical fun festival filmed in Mexico's million dollar paradise! 3 i.