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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1935)
irEDT'O'R'D MTTE TRTBUOT, fEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, TCLY 28. J935. PXGE THTRTEES" Local and Spend Thursday Here Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Howard and ton, Spike, spent Thursday visiting at Medford. Oranta Pas Courier. Afhland Caller The Ashland Tid ing states that Earl Foy and "Herbert Strang ol Medford were business cull ers In Ashland Wednesday. Central Point Visitor A visitor in Medlord today from Central Point is Mrs. E. L- Farra, who arrived this morning on the Oregontan. Von der Hellen Returns William Von der Hellen, contractor, was ex pected to return by train today from a three-day business trip north. Mrs. Budrten Visits Mrs. Leonard Budden of Hamilton. Is In Medford this week visiting her son. Bob Mac Kay, employe of the Safeway store. " Visiting In North Miss Lea dinger of nuhrer's Bakery is among vaca tionists in the north this month. She la spending two weeks in Seattle and F Toco ma visiting relatives. ' Reports Tools Stolen Louis Baker reported to city police last night that toola from his car had been stolen last night while the machine was parked near the armory. Bsson Leaves for North Hugh B. Eeson, representative of Blumauer and Frank Drug Co.. was expected to leave last evening by drain on a busi ness trip north. Von der Hellen HI George Von der Hellen is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital today, having entered there yesterday for medical treat ment, according to hospital attend ants. Attends Sales MeetingGene Nar regan returned to Medford yesterday after spending a few days In Port land, where he attended a meeting of sales managers of Union States Life Insurance Co. Fire Department Called The fire department was called at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon to Ross lane and McAndrews road, where large grass fire was put under control. A false alarm was answered at 4 :50 o'clock. ... Returns From Wolfe Creek Mrs. Julian Trumbly returned this morn ing on the Oregonian from Wolfe Creek, where oho has been vlsitipg the past month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cord. f Carpenter to Portland Leonard Carpenter, who received an appoint ment from Governor Martin yester day as a member of the state plan ning board, left last night by train for Portland to attend a board meet ing there today and Saturday. Gus III won Visits Gus Hlxscn, field circulation manager of the Ore gon Journal, who was until recently circulation manager of the Oregon Statesman at Salem, left this city to day for the north after a two-diy business visit. Attend Club Meeting Attorney Don Newbury and George Carter, county clerk, have left for Salem to attend a meeting of the Oregon Re publican club which convenes in the capital city today and tomorrow. They - are representing Jackson county. Miss Drury to Crater Lake Miss Mildred Drury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Drury, left this morn ing by stage for Crater lake national park, where she will spend the re mainder of the summer as an em ploye of Crater Lake Hotel Co. "Bad Man" In Kllnk Daniel Wal lacker, 31. native of Washington, Is in the city Jail today on a charge of being drunk in a public place. He will be held for Investigation, accord ing to city police, after his admis sion to them that he la a "bad man." Along what Unes his "badness" lies has not yet been determined. Louis Brooms Have Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Louis Broom of 943 South Central street have as guests this week Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hughes of Portland, where Capt. Hughes la In charge of the harbor police. During their stay In southern Oregon they plan to make a motor trip to Crater lake. Dr. Wilson Stops A brief Medford visitor thla morning who has been In this city several times before on speaking engagements, was Dr. Clar ence True Wilson of Portland, who was passing through by train enroute to Ashland. From there he will con tinue tonight to Pacific Grove, Santa Ctur and Santa Rosa, Cal., to telle before congregations of the Methodist church. aria DANCE i at TWIN PLUNGES ASHLAND SAT. NIGHT Geo. Dayton's Orchestra DANCE SURPRISE PARTY SATURDAY WIGHT Dreamland DINTY MOORE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Personal Beckman Visits Vic Beckman. a member of the Engrossed and Enroll ed Bills committee In the last session of tne legislature, who has spent the past few months In Salem, was a Medford visitor this week. Guard Has Vacancies Capt. Ca?l T. Tengwald announced today that three vacancies are now open in Co. A-186th Infantry, and more are ex pected to occur In the near future. Regular drills are scheduled each Tuesday and Thursday from now until the first of August, when a six weeks' vacation will toe given. Sparrow's Claret Started Fire COUNCIL BLUFFS, u. (UP) Even the birds apparently have adopted the clgaret habit. A blaze in the home of Mrs. Mabel Gallagher here was attributed to a sparrow which had been seen to carry a lighted "fag" to its nest in the eaves. Dam age W. 195 Almanac Found. RHINELANDER Wis. (UP) An almanac printed in Stockholm, Swe den in 1795 was found recently by Roy Johnson, Rhlnelander business man, In an old trunk. The paper and printing are well reserved, but the thread binding la frayed. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY POSITION WANTED Experienced young lady stenographer desires po sition with legal office or business firm in Medford. General knowl edge of bookkeeping and practical ly all types of office work. Will furnish excellent references, both local and elsewhere. Please answer Mall Tribune, Box 2647. FOR SALE Beauty shop. Box 6916, Tribune. WANTED Two waitresses. Must be experienced. Top wages, Valentine's Cafe. FOR SALE Used and unused fruit jars (quarts and pints); Singer sewing machine; excellent lawn mower; scythe. Cheap. 336 Crater Lake Ave. FOR SALE Bed, mattress, spring, dresser, piano, dining table, cup board, linoleums, ll-tube cabinet radio. 1st house east of tank, Ccrx tral Point. 2ND CUTTING alfalfa hay in field O. C. Mauat, Phoenix. Phone 16-F-14. FOR SALE No. 1 wort horse. Call 10-F-13. ELDERLY man wanted as caretaker small suburban place. Good home, small wages. R. L. N una maker, lit. 1, Talent. FOR SALE 40 A- turkey ranch. Im proved. 400 young turkeys. New 5 rm. house. R. 3, Box 57, Eagle Point. E. Ferg, or inquire 730 Dakota. WANTED Ride to Crater Lake Sun day. H. Oatman, 222 South Central. REFINED, capable woman around 35 wishes housework. Gentleman's home preferred. P. O. Box 680, Med ford FOR RENT Clean, furn. apt. in pri vate home. 118 Genesee. FORD Tudor, perfect thru-out, Karl Keen trunk, only 275.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth EXCHANGE 10 A. fruit. 7 rm home. Clear. Wants home or small In come, $3500.00. 10 A., 4 alfalfa. S rm home, $1000. Clear. Want small place close in. 20 acres fruit, modern home. Clear. Wants Medford home to $6500.00. 3 rm. house in Medford. Total price $175.00 cash. 11 acres. 4 room house, 3 ml. out. Total $350 cash. Open Sundays MEDFORD TRADING CO. 21 So. Riverside. Phone 103 UftFlD CARS are priced lower in Med ford. than any other place in Southern Oregon, Buy at home and save money. 1932 Nash 8 Deluxe sedan. 1931 Chrysler Deluxe coupe. 1935 Willys Deluxe sedan. 1927 Buick coach. 1929 Pontlac coach. 1930 Willys 8 sedan. 1934 Chevrolet truck, excellent con dition. 1934 Chevrolet Pickup, like new. 1931 Ford Truck, flna shape. 1930 Dodge Truck. 1929 Chevrolet Truck. 1931 Chev. coach, trunk and air wheels. One used Klnham logging trailer, a bargain. We have many more to select from. Liberal Terms. WALTER W. ABBEY, TNC. 123 S. Riverside St. Phone 303 See the man with the Big Hat on the lot. WANT to buy modern residence, on paved street, 2 bedrooms. Give lo cation and price. Box 6909, Trib une. FOR RENT 6 acres, part alfalfa, good garden, fruit and berries. 6 room house, 1 miles south Cen tral Point, just off Beall Lane. W. L. pullets for sale. A. fc. Pierce. FOR SALE Few thousand late cab- i bagc plants, cheap. John Mace, j Central Point. j WANTED Several ambitious boys '. to take orders for pickling eucum- bers. 2 montha work. Box 2648, l Tribune. Nature's Cocktail! Appetizing !f W I n v i go r rjj 10 Miss Marjory Kelly announced to day the names of those life guards and others who will assist in putting on the life-saving swimming school to be held soon at the Nata tor turn here. They are asked to meet at the Natatorlum at 10:30 Sunday morn ing. They are: Patsy Brock, Ralph Car ruthers. Homer Conger, Lewis Conger, Carl Vissers. Harold Williams. Dor othy Ooff, Evelyn Hamilton, Her bert Olfford, Max Gllinsky, Adolph Orotto, Herb Harper, Gladys Hun aaker, Lowell Kueknle, Eugene Mon aco, Nellie Niedermeyer. Elsie Perry, Richard Sleeter and Maxle Thomp son. If any ars unable to attend the meeting, they are asked to get In touch with Miss Kelly at 1099-L. A report In this paper asked those who Intended to register for the Red Cross swimming classes to. register with Joan Leland at Mann's store. This was an error. Registrations should be made at the Natatorlum. DISTILLING PLAN! VANCOUVER, Wash., , July 26. (AP) Work had been started here today on a distilling plant which the operators say will cost $100,000 and will use apples, pears, prunes, and potatoes In the production of brandies and wines. The Columbia Wine & Distillery company la building the plant about three miles north of Vancouver. The first unit, of concrete, will be three stories high and about 40 by 90 feet in dimension. The second unit, housing the rectifying plant, will be built next year. The first distillery unit will be ready thla fall. Fresh fruits will be used In season, and dried fruit will be used at other times. FAILS 10 WORK HERE A new chiseling racket has put In an appearance here. Unlike most of the rackets, this one relies, for the most part, upon the deftness and speed of the chiseler rather tthan on the gullibility of the victim. A man enters a store, and starts punching numbers from .the punch board. He turns up a winning number, collects his prize, and departs. tt failed to work yesterday, how ever, for the waitress in a local cafe remembered that the number he proffered as a winner had previously been punched. A check on the serial numbers confirmed her suspicions that a switch of tickets had been made, for they did not matoh. She called the police, and the man was ordered to leave town. Flerks of Gold In Gravel LOS ANGELES (UP) Yellow fleets of gold are being produced In profit able quantities In Tap la Canyon, a tributary of Castaic Canyon, one of California's early day gold fields. A firm Is mining the gravel with power shovels and recovering as much as $1.67 per yard. Consumption of candy in the Unit ed States continues to Increase this year, sales of chocolate products In May being 41 per cent higher than a year ago. In SO pt. 9(r .ft"' -n' fEAS MF. CO.. KANSAS CITY. MO. DANCE TONIGHT at THE OAKS PAVILION J'vtMr HI nl may Sponsored by Ladles' Aux. of F.OX. Couple 25c Extra Ladles 10c if ntur mb In Roxy Thriller I' Buck Jones comes to the Roxy theater for tomorrow only In "When a Man Sees Bd with the firth epi sode of the serial "Law of the wild" also to be shown on the same pro gram. Coming Sunday Preparation for a period of six months, during which he delved Into more than 100 books and spent sev eral weeks making screen tests, pre ceded the start of George Arliss In the title role of "Cardinal Riche lieu," which starts a three-day run at the Craterian theater Sunday, The cast supporting Arliss reads like a Hollywood Blue Book, the 6 principals Including Maureen O'Sul llvan. Edward Arnold. Cesar Romero, Francis Lister, Douglas Dumbrille, Violet Kcmble Cooper. Kathryn Alex ander, Lumsden Hare and Halllwell Hobbes, to mention only" a few of prominence. Like the star's previous success, "The House of Rothschild," "Cardi nal Richelieu" centers Its drama around a great historic controversy, depicting the stormy times of King Louts XIII of France when churcn Last Times Tonite 1 FRANCIS Lederer . IHS "SUNOUNii " HIT HftSBiTP HiWiksss'i SATURDAY ONLY Continuous snows 1 to 1 1 rA He 8 bust 1 U g O ill wide open a. ft ft r ! 1SU&-SES1 Am An EB RED ADDED Musical "Grandfather's Clock" "Gloom Chasers" Cartoon SUN - MOK s. I inirrrni irru i ml Ira I hi MrrlY MAY ROBSON IEWIS STONE m rim WW 535 9' 9 LOVE STOftY- Jack Holt In Picture At Rialto Jtuck Holt, p laying the part ot a tough, two-fisted engineer whose sf fectlone are desired by two women, is at the Rialto theatre for today and Saturday In "The Awakening of Jim Burke." and atnt wer contending for power and the great political prelate, Riche lieu wa the real power behind the throne. Aa young lovera, Maureen O'Sullt- Tan and Cesar Romero, the screen's latest romantic sensation, enact a love drama around which, the larger drama of political Intrigue swirls and rages. Richard Dix Stars In Craterian Film For all around entertainment, the current Craterian theatre program consisting of Richard Dlx In ' Tho Arlzonlan" on the screen and "Tne Three Little Pigs" on the stagn. Show 1 3 1 I Ailulti-2.-,r Kltldlrs-lOo o Today PUNCH-PACKED The toughest guy who ever blasted a mountain to bits . . . dynamiting his way to reckless romance as two women start tearing him apart 1 SUN-MON You will not DARE believe what your own eyes seel Mtwriwi, vt-rh w Mri.A'V'-1 , n m .... ,1 I Si ill mm Snu r . .(St II' Iff lilflltff .1 IKW 'ti K-5 '-i ' -V" ' Kntmeen Burxe is ine aophisucatod. sleek woman of the world and Flor ence Rice Is the small town girl who also asplrea to hold the leading role. Jimmy Butler plays the part of Holt's son. about which much of the battle between the two women rage. should be of Interest to everyone "The Arlzonlan" brings to the screen the star of "Cimarron" In one of the strongest roles of his career. For those who love action, Western tradition, this picture should prove a revelation. Aa a peace officer In. an Arizona boom town. PiJf 1 seen m Clay Tal lant, a composite of number of fa- DANCE Every SAT. NITE on tho OASIS SPRING FLOOR tmisjiRnmiwiaiM and Saturday! WITH ACTION! rrrw t-1- i . ADDED TREATS jv "ONE TOO MANY" mou frontier peace offloers, who re llea on his guns. hJs command Ing personality and strenTth of character to bring order to the town. He might even be said to be fore-runner of the I present day "O Men" who hod, how ever, a far different type of outlaw to deal with than the modern crim inal chaaere. But the proficiency In the tee of hi guna and the dominant character of the man are the main powers In bringing peace and order from chaos. There Is romance with Margot Ora- hame In the opposite role from Dlx; , there Is menace as portrayed by i Louis CAlhern and hta gang of out- j laws mesqueradlng under ehe-lff badges; there Is comedy by Sleep 'n' ' Eat: and certainly there are enough j thrills to eatlafy the moat avid of ; thrill-seekers. The atae attraction, "The Three 1 LlUle Piga" Is unique to aay the least. ! These three young porkers do various stunts and Intersperse their routine 1 with healthy- sucks at a nursing bot Marble Corner Jacksonville DINE AND DANCE Good Music Good Time Beat Beer In Valley Served I stwws iys'PTy'S'Ti -1 Maf" ' JSi E I 1:41 Sj . 1 I J ' 1 . 1 I I Evm . . . 35c I I :00-B:00 gyjJyJlJjJ I Klildlcs , 10u I Hurry! This Great Show Ends Tomorrow! "G-MEN" aren't new I Here is the blazing story of the men who "Let 'Era Have It" in the early 80s 1 RichardDIX with MAROOT GRAHAM! PRESTON FOSTER LOUIS CALHERN plus ON THE STAGE IN PERSON "THE 3 LITTLE PIGS" The Most Unique Attraction Evor Shown! PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT i NANCY CARROLL Starting All Europe bowed before this brilliant red-robed genius I Statesman , , . Soldier. . Strategist Supremo I K (i Cardinal IV M (4 RICHELIEU l Starring h GEORGE ARLISS llstrdl Curjpdl Thrclnti1 1 H miked bolillv on Ills will. hi. arm.v! A rot snil ulsp o( a girl Ms only friends! Ills rountrj and Ms next 111! two consuming lorcj tle, all leading to a well pleased and entertained audience. XTRA Entertainment DANCE SAT. ITE Always a Crowd ORIENTAL GARDENS '.GEORGE MURPHY Sunday! 4gA7 I si l. Men 40e Ladies 20c Dnnce Till 2 ry HE
