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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1935)
"Mrmronrt mail tutbuxe. medforp. okecox. TTTTRsm'T. :rnrsT 22. iw. TACtTl ATXE Local and Personal M Btith iMTffr-A. A. Smith Is leav ing this week for St. Joseph. Mo. Leave for Oakland Rlchsrd Evan vlU lve y trala thl- ventnS 'or OakUod. 01. Lieut Berke Leaves First Lieut. 6muel D. Berke left last night by train nroute to Spokane. Arrives for Visit Mrs. Mlna Jac on of Tracy. Cal., arrived this morn ing to visit In Medford with her son, Clifford Batty. Medford Visitor A Medford visitor today has been Mrs. Jennie Slmpklns Hubbard, who Is also visiting In Rogue while in southern Oregon. Leave for Portland Mr. end Mrs. Phil Thurston left this morning by train for Portland, where Mr. Thurs ton will undergo medical treatment. Ehrsam Visits H. K. Ehraam, branch manager for the Underwood Elliott Fisher company of Portland, va a Meedford visitor today, on business. Arrives from Spokane Mrs. L. L. VanDusen of Spokane arrived this morning by train to visit here at the home of Vera Nolsnd, 17 Newtown street. Returns from pnrtland N. B. Har ris returned this morning by train from Portland, where he had under gone an examination by the state in dustrial accident commission. From U. 8. C. Eugene Carter, stu dent at the University of Southern California, Is visiting In Medtord. spending a vacation with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fowler and family of Summit avenue. California Victors Guests at the J. T. Fowler home on Summit avenue include Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Oravell of Long Beach. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oravell of Los Angeles. They have all been vacationing on Rogue river. Miscellaneous and Food Sale There will be a sale of miscellaneous ar ticles and cooked food at store build ing formerly occupied by Campbell Clothing company, on Aug. 31. Sat- urday. conducted by the Grace Circle of the Presbyterian church. Fishing at Dam Ed BAur of Los Angeles, a guest here of Al Slettcn gren of Mann's, has never fished for baas in the Rogue river. Consequent ly, the two are planning an expedi tion to Gold Ray dam this evening to try their luck. If It's good. Baur will remain for another day of sport. lea Cream Social Following the regular business meeting of the local Townsend club, an entertainment and lot cream social will be held at the JC. P. hall, at fifth and Grape streets, Friday evening. August 23. The busi ness meeting will be called to order at 7:45. The public Is cordially ln Tited. Color Class Meets The free art class under the Southern Oregon Art association will meet tonight at the regular meeting place on West Second street at Mrs. Edmonson's home. New pupils are welcome. Students who will work on color cards tonight may bring any kind of white psper and number 16 box of crayolas. A com pass wilt also be used. The instruc tor this evening is Alice D. English. The class meets at 8 o'clock. Visit Bombing Squadron Capt. James F. Spry, and Major Delmar H. Dun ton, post engineering officer, ar rived In a Martin bomber this morn ing from Hamilton field, San Fran .Rafael, Cal. Capt. Spry took off again today for the south, and Major Dun ton remained to take charge of crat ing and packing the dismantled bomber which is being shipped to Ran Diego for reconstruction follow ing a minor accident In landing Monday. Capt. Anderson Visits Among ar rival at the municipal airport today la Capt. A. V. P. Anderson, supply of ficer of the 70th service squadron. Capt. C. P. Anderson, post operations officer at Hamilton field, was also a Medford visitor, arriving by air wltn Col. C. L, Tinker, group commander. Mrs. James Bishop Visits Medford visitors today included Mrs. James Bishop of Tlgard, Ore., who visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hale, of Vancouver avenue. Mr. Bish op, formerly a road contractor In southern Oregon, was very well known In the valley number of years ago. 4 N ACE Major Deveraux M. Myers, com mander of the service department of the 31st bombardment squadron of the United States army, besides sup porting the duties attached to that important office, has also had time to develop Into a remarkable bad minton player It was proved last night, when, teamed with Gain Rob inson, the two won their way to the top of the tournament at the bad minton courts here. After coming through their brack et undefeated they met "Moose" Mulrhead and Mrs. S. M. Tuttle In the finals, and after a bitter strug gle emerged winners by a 15-12 rul ing. The major is practically a be ginner at badminton, but his speed and stamina carried him through his games with a safe margin. He told the badminton club that recreational facilities at Hamilton field have recently been enriched by the addition of badminton courts and equipment, and the field mem bers expect to put a team In the next season tournaments In Califor nia. f- M WILL BE SOUGHT FOR J25P JOB SET NEW RECORDS Establishing two world's record for air transport operation, planes of United Air Lines flying between the Pacific northwest, California and the East completed 99.9 per cent of the 1.505.266 miles scheduled for them during July, according to officials. All but 355 miles were flown, with a third of the company's mileage chalk ed up at night and with every mile covered by twin-engined Boeing transports. In the last sixty days the company has completed 99 4 per cent of approximately 3,000,000 miles scheduled to be flown. Company officials reported that July's showing not only Is the high est percentage of completed schedules for an air line flying more thin a million miles a month but stands as another new record in marking the first time an air line has aver aged 50,000 miles of flying a day. PASS SUNDAY ROGUES PLAY G. MERCHANTS The Medford Rogues will meet the Grants Pass Merchants at Grants Pass Sunday, it was announced to day, arrangements having Just been completed. The Rogues will use the same lineup they had last week, with the exception that Calvert will prob ably be with the club Sunday, start ing In the outfield. The Merchants were runners-up for the Southern Oregon league pennant this year. DANCE at Bonney's Grill every Sat urday Nlte. ft II I 1 I V $eaj)mm$ (roam UUUM'I t CI OWN 1.90 Fifth No. 2&4-B JIACIAM'S 7 CtOWN 2.30 Fifth No. 265-B 1.20 Pint 7 IjK''.llif 1-40Pin N..264-C j Sv JB N0,2"'C (Continued from Page One.) application for the completion of ru ral road oiling on the program In augurated last year, in which 10 miles of road Is to be oiled every year for five years. A delegation of Centra! Point busi ness men interviewed Hockley and discussed plans for the installation of a sewage treatment plant in that city. Talent representatives also in dicated plans for a new sewage plant and system, as did the city of Ash land. Representatives from Butte Frills and Phoenu also spoke to Hock ley, but stated that they did not have any particularly pressing need for government projects now. The city of Medford also indicated a desire to secure a grant for a new storage reservoir here at an unan nounced cost. 4 TEST HOPS FROM (Continued from PageOne) Medford this evening, and If he ar rives in time, will be the honor guest at tonight's banquet. Major Myers stated this afternoon that purpose of the practice maneu vers has been to gather data as to time elements, equipment and sup plies for the operation of the newly reorgaulzcd squadrons. "This logistic data will be used In recommending the -establishment of new tnbles of equipment for the air force." Major Myers said, "which will be done through consolidation of the various squadrons. Recommendations will be made to congress for necessary changes to keep the army air force effective. The information that has been gathered here this week Is con sldered very valuable." SOCIAL SECURITY FUNDING MEASURE (Continued from hage One) For administrative expenses the bill would allot 91.000.000 for the new social security board, 9200.000 to the children's bureau, 91,000,000 to the public health service and 916.500 to the office of education. It would appropriate 9245.000 for the national labor relations board. 91.260.000 with which the Interstate commerce commission would regulate buses and trucks under newly-enacted law. and the balance for small, miscellaneous Items. In the ten years ending with De cember, 1934, forest fires In Oregon have burned more than 1.880.000 acres; an average of 188.000 acres of forest land or a strip of land 50 miles long and six 'miles wide. Careless campers and smokers caused most of these fires. 4- DANCE at Bonney's Grill every Sat urday Kite. KEYS and expert lock repairing Medford Cyclery. 23 N Plr Pn 361 ftsislfr, YiVATJ IMYTIME; moon J, Today and Friday! A couple of fljlns fon gambling eerl lit life on luck and romance! with Roscoe Karm Hobcrt Cavanaugh Cagney and O'Brien at Craterian Whenever an Irishman gets mixed up in a scrape, there is invariably action and more than the usual amount of comedy. But "The Irish In Us." opening a three day run at the Craterian theatre today, has not Just one but seven featured players all Irish and all in lending roles. James Cagney and Pat O'Brien head the list, while others include Frank McHugh, Allen Jenkins, Mary Gor don, J. Farrell MacDonaid and Thom as Jackson. Olivia de Havlland, in the leading feminine role, Is the only one not Irish who has a leading part. "The Irish In Us," which conies here hailed a.t one of tiie season's biggest laugh hits, combines riotous comedy with tense drama, pathos and an unusual triangular romance in volving two brothers in love with the same girl. One of the film's highlights Is a ring battle which, from all reports, Is the fastest piece of action ever recorded for the screen. But. first and last. "The Irish In Us" Is comedy of the "belly laugh" variety. Rialto's Star "Unknown Woman." with Richard Cromwell. Marian Marsh. Douglas Dumbrllle and Henry Armetta In the stellar roles, comes to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Saturday. In "Unknown Woman" Cromwell portrays an ambitious young lawyer. Through an eloquent plea in court he attracts the attention of Douglas Dumbrllle, a night club owner and leader of a band of bond thieves. Dumbrllle contrives to have Crom well secrete a million in "hot" bonds In the belief the packet is a legal document. That same night Cromwell meets and befriends Marian Marsh who has been arrested in a gambling house raid. Miss Marsh immediately proves to be a woman of mystery who later schemes to accompany Cromwell to Dumbrille's office where she is ob served rifling the desk and files. George Raft in "The GIsbs Key" has its final showing tonight. mil BY MURL GOFFEEN The winner in the slogan contest recently conducted by the Jackson county chamber of commerce, to se lect the best 25-word description ot the scenic attraction In southern nrnonn uu announced today. Murl Cotteen. rural box 570. Medtord, was the winner ot a three-lay trip to Diamond lake, as the guest ot George Howard, owner or the lodga there, with all expenses paid. The winning slogan, chosen from nmong many by Lee Bishop and Tar ney Steward acting as Judges, and which will Be announcea over General Petroleum company's public arldrpM svstcm at the Ban Diego ex position at frequent Intervals, fol lows: "Visit Kogue Kiver vauey in r.z. em Oregon. Rugged mountslns. crystal streams. Its proximity to that world marvel, Crater lake, makes it In Roxy Film Myrna toy, lovely star of "Thin Man" and "Broadway Bill," turns to the skies for -new thrills and romance with Cary Grant In "Wilms In the Dark." playing today and Friday at the Roxy theatre. the ideal recreational spot." Honorable mention went to Doro thy J. Nyberg, Route 3, with the following: "For hot summer days, choose nature's Wonderland, the bright blue lakes, roaring streams and cool resorts operated by ac commodating people." FOR SALE! Tuscan ' cling peaches and nectarines. Apples and crab apples. Bag ley Orchards. Talent. A REAL BUY 1935 Pan Master ccCh. Only 4500 miles, with 135.00 worth of accessories, for sale at a real saving. Rogue River Chevrolet, Inc. 32 No. Riverside. MODERN 4 -room house, one acre land. barn, chicken house, l'i miles out. $1800. S300 down. H. N. Lof land. 21b So. Oakdale. FOR SALE OR TRADE M 3d rr nflve room house, clos in. Easy to fin ance. Box 33, Mali Tribune. SELLING at public auction Septem ber 1st. bag and contents of our channel In settlement of bill. Ho tel Jackson. FOR SALE Penches; not irrigated. Carney Orchard, Block well hill, be tween Central Point and Gold Hill. Former Reporter Visits Masaret Reed of Engene, a former reporter on the Medford Mall Tribune, was visitor today at the HUdlng Bengtson home here, visiting Mrs. Bentson. She planned on flying on south this morn ing to spend the remainder of her vacation In Sacramento DANCE at Bonney's Grill every Sat urday Nite. esquitoes No need now to be chewed to bits by those blood-thirsty pestsl Just burn a little tm-nacn on your yorcn or wherever you want to spend the night In comfort you won't be both ered aealn. Mosquitoes HATE the pleasant odor of burning Bu-hach and won't come anywhere near It. it a 'sure death to them If they dol So protect yourself from these pests this cheap. easy way. In llnmly siner t ans hi Drug. Grocery Seed Stores and Pet shops everywhere. 25 BO7529 INSECT POWDKR 1" iwwj.,wj'iwmwwi.J.'lM.Mi' WTri r" 'Iflii'lftl WMalriflll JlfT-t,-c- Annus 25 Kllilles-10c TOMORROW and SATURDAY Who Is This Woman of Death? The thrill of a lifetime When you meet the unknown woman 1 -ifr End Tonight Geo. Raft In "THE GLASS KEY" Noli en I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Mrs. Dellene (H. M.) Thompson. H. M. Thompson TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 1930 Dode roiuUtor body. Engine and parts. Cull 349-Y. WILL trade 1928 Cadillac coupe for beef cattle. Phone 000. 1929 Model A pick ti p7 " 1934 Plymouth Deluxe 4-dr. sed.n. trunk. 1932 Plymouth 2-r. sedan, a snap py little car. 3 Chevrolet!. 25, CO and 27. all 4-dr. sedans. MEAD MOTOR CO. 16 So. Fir FOR SALE Boston toy terrier, 4 mo. old. 724 W. 11th. FOR SALS A beautiful 7-room mod ern home practically new to be sold soon at a sacrifice. Choice lawn and srubbery. 52 acres Bear Creek soil, 5 -room house, large barn and good oxit building. AH under cultivation ex cept 10 A. pasture. 18 A. alfalfa. A bargain at (5000.00. Easy terms. 6'3 acres on highway. Choice soil, new 3 -room hoiiAe. Irrigated. Barn and henhouse. Price 147.V00. $500 down. bal. $100.00 year. Might trade for house in Medford. 400 acre stock ranch. 350 A. farmed, 85 A. alfalfa, 97 A. irriga ted, a sets buildings. This Is good productive land., Price $14,000.00. Terms. B. J. PALMER Real Estate Broker New location. spac in Palmer Music Store. Phone 788 FOR SALE 80 acre stock ranch. 69 in cultivation. Irrigated. Small house. 8 cows, team, 200 chickens. Farm machinery. near ranie. $8000.00. Would take small Improv ed farm near Medford or Ashland part payment. A. R. Turner. Harper, Oregon. FOR SALE Fine block and white male Australian shepherd. Reason able, call fl-F-3. FOR RENT 8-rm house, largi grounds. 1 block irom highway in rnoenix. can b-f-3. FOR SALE Maytag washer and odd pieces of furniture. Prices reduced. Phone 1652-R. 145 JSo. Ivy FOR RENT 3-rcom modern apart ment, close in, new, nicely furn ished, electrical reefrigeration. $27.50. Charles A. Wing Ajency, Inc. SELL ams7.1n; food product,. Send for samples. 0531 s. W. Nebraska St., Portland. Ore. EXCHANGE- 320 acres in Southern Alberta, Canada between Dyden and Careal. Will trade for acreage near Medford or house r.nd lot in town. Addrew M. E Gustafson, Star Route. Medford. Ore. DE SOTO coupe like new everyway. Priced for this week's special, $269.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth WANTED Rox makers. Independent Packing Co. Phoenix. FOR RENT 111 South Newtown Ave. Five room nicely furnished home, hardwood Honrs, fireplace, electrie range and refrigerator, nice yard and shrubbery. $42.50, Inc. water. Charles R. Ray Realtor. Phone 303. Mr. Car Owner: v Are you getting what you paid for? 4 out of 5 cars on the road today are not giving full power and mileage. They need adjusting up find out if your car is one of these. Ask your Smiling Associ ted Dealer about the scientific ESI CZ3 PlT rttW Starts w -4 AY Vj .A for 3 Days , -C' ' A v-v -!!!e 1 1 1 The fastest, funniest, most natural comedy since sound came to the screen . . . every actor a star . . . every star perfectly cast in a story filled with gay romance, heart-throbs and furious action! JAMES GAG 03 LT EY O'BRIEN nl PAT nii nEfft" u o me mm with ""- FRANK MeHUGH "v- ALLEN JENKINS "tCCtU - fir4 J OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND MO kr Shows at 1:45 -- 7:00 - 9:00 1?;"'-. iL-''. ". ? .A Mats-25c Eves-3uc Children-lOc : EXTRA I Fads and Fancies -i n. wmffl&am. jiiirife-yiriiiMnidww.tiriin v C. "11
