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1IEDFORD HAW TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEJfBER 13. 1933.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. 'MT.DFORD. OREGON'. FRIDAY. REPTEfRER 13. 1035.
jPA'GE FIVE
A PARADE of GREATER VALUES-2 NEW DEPARTMENT
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BEST IMITATIONS
IN ALL HOLLYWOOD
Former Medford Man Takes!
Vocal Part in Disney Pic- j
'in
tures Barrymore and
Beery Do Own Belching
By Leicester Wacnrr
United Press Hollywood Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. U. (UP)
Pinto Colvlg li Hollywood's leant
known but bet Imitator.
He's the voice of Pluto the Pup and
other characters In "Mickey Mouse."
He's the head man In a group of 25 j
persons who go through life making .
cranoa .minds.
It's almost a closed corporation. No
others CBn gain admission for the
purpose of hiccoughing, belching.
Imitating birds, crying babies,
screaming, grunting like a Pig. neigh
ing like a horse or mooing like a
cow.
Some Can't Belch
Lionel Barrymore and Wallace
Beery provide their own belches. But
' most of the others need assistance.
When off-scene hiccoughing was
needed on the set of "The Milky
nr... " U.mM T.lnvd'S latest Picture,
Ruby Bay was secured. Miss Bay sang
last year with the Chicago Grand
Opera Company.
She also Is Hollywood's outstanding
bird Imitator and artlstlo whistler.
Ruby supplied the sound of the brain
fever bird In "Four Frightened People-Tommy
Carr, radio performer, was
brought Into action when a atuttorer
was needed In "It's A Orcnt Life."
Roscoe Ates commands too much
money.
m.t.. vnFb the hetchlnr expert, I
gets up steam by drinking quantities
of warm soda pop.
Delmar Imitates Babies
Eddie Delmar la said to be Holly
wood's best baby crier. They'd use a
reel baby If the state welfare depart
ment would permit. Claire Vincent
Is the leading screamer. She spaces
out her screaming duties by acting as
-.-nrf-in fnr Franclse Langford.
Florence Oil! Is adept at chicken i
Imitations. She did her act In "Every j
Hlght at Eight." j
Inasmuch as Pinto comg sorts
solely for Walt Disney, Melvln Olbby
gets the call when more guttural
k..naFrf uimHR are needed. Dorothy
Lloyd does high pitched anlmala and
Dorothy William Is a leading rrog imi
tator. C. L. Sherwood Is good at blrda fly
ing and In the early days of talking
pictures rolled out a swell Imitation
cf a train.
I still think some one doubles for
Blng Crosby'a peculiar voice.
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IN CONSTITUTION
OF
SALEM. Sept. 13. (IT) A prelimin
ary petition for a proposed constitu
tions! amendment, which would he
one of the most drastic ever to bo
voted on In Oregon should It (tain
enough signers to place It on the
ballot, was filed In the stats depart
ment here yesterday by W. P. Wng
non of Portlsnd.
The proposed amendment would
provide that general elections would
be held In November of esch year,
primary elections would be abolished,
and stnt offlcera would be submit
ted to the voters for recall every two
years.
Other provisions were a follows:
Recall of district, county and city
officers to be submitted ese:i year.
Csndldstea for possible vacancies
resulting from recall to be filed prior
to each election snd go on the bal
lot. In case of recall, candidate receiv
ing the highest vote shall be declared
elected.
Candidates elected to fill vacancies
ahsll assume office 30 days nfter
election.
Tenure of sll etste oflces to be ex
tended to six years and other ofllces
to four years.
Delegate to national conventions
snd national committeeman to be
chosen t general election preceding
presidential year.
Nations! committeemen shsll not
be qualified to hold any other sta'c
or national office.
The petition was referred to Attor-ney-Qeneral
I. H. VsnWlnkle today
for a bsllot till. In oast sufficient
atgnsturea are obtained the propose'!
amendment would go on tne nail I
at the next general election.
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TO 1 GONZAGA
aPOKANK. WftJih., Sept. IS. (AP)
led by Mlk Mellnkovlch. brother
of the buck who won ull-star reoog
nuinn lit Notre Dame, an out-tuncllng
array of potential varsity atari was
reported today as Binned up for Outi- :
a .iniwalty'a freshman football
roll.
Coach Mik Pecarovich, whone Bull
dona upaet Wanhlnuton Stat rolieue. ;
Idaho and Montana last year, la look
in forward to ronttmilnf tha Bull
do record aalnt Pacific coast con
ference team.
Leo Ohelardl. reported a Oreeon'a
leading high achool arorer, and Hon- j
aid Baker, guard, are enrolled from '.
Medford. j
Via Mall Tribune waol adt,
DISHES
Smart New Patterns Just Received
In a Special Shipment This Week
On Sale Saturday
Saturday Another Great Day of Savin
9c SALE
A Week
Full 32 Piece Dinner Set
10 New Patterns to Choose From
FRANCISCAN POTTERY .
"EL PATIO" TABLE POTTERY
This tjilile ara Is made In n very complete senlcc anil mnnv pieces of unique rieslim
are Incorporated In the line. In addition to the standard Items there lire all sorts of
serving dishes huge torte nml buffet supper plates, serving hnuls, snlnil bonis punch
howls, relish dishes, inurmnlaile Jars, unci slmllur Items. Kvceplloniillv smart pieces In
cluile the luitiilleil lnilllilunl tinker or onlun soup illsh which Is lileal fur n great variety
nf hspn (ilr cocktail or sherbet cup. a very priiitlinl as well as iiniisunl Item nblrh also
nmkea lin excellent res cup iillnii llve ufler-illnner cofrcc clips the verv pnpuliir cof
fce' Jiie sets. lilJMIIo nine Is ninilc III u range or six colors which have been ciircfullv
(li vclopeil so that nny niiuiher or liiinilMime riimhln.illniis may be nnrlieil nut, while nny
one of the colors used nlime will make n slrlklni- iimnnlnne selllnc. These colors are
white, placlnl blue, yellow. Rnltlen glow, rnlivunil, Mexlrnn blue.
"EL PATIO" TABLE POTTERY
Asst. Tea Sots $11.95
Asst. Bread and Butter Plates " .29
Small Dinner Plate, 9' ;. inches ZZZ". .59
Largo Dinner Plates, IOJ j inches ZZ. .60
Shorbcts ,39
Coreals 20
AU-purposo Serving Dish, 12 inches 1,75
Vogetablo Dish 79
Cronnier " 49
sgar ; ZZ'ZZZZZZZ. J5
Sandwich Plato (coupe shape 14 inch) 1.75
Torte or Large Sandwich Plate, 16 inch 2.50
Small Casserole, 1; ;.quart 1.50
Coffee Jug, wooden handle 1.75
Beverage Pitcher, 3 qt 1 50
Salad Bowl, low stylo 1.75
Punch Bowl or Salad, 9 quarts 3.50
Salad Bowl, dcop stylo 2.25
No.
"T"
2
37
13
30
27
2(51
14
6
9
36
41
38
17
15
24
20
10
"COCINERO',-
"OVEN PROOF TABLE SMART
A new utility ware suttnhle fnr table service as velt as for the modern kitchen. Mnrtolei!
In a (raceful shell-like motlt. No slit murks on the Inside nf the bonis. Unliable In
four colors. White, vellovv, apple green nml glni'liil blue.
No.
321 Range Shaker furnished in "Salt" "Pepper" "Sugar "
"Flour" per set ; $1.60
300 Pitcher, 1 pint 50
301 Pitcher, 1 quart 75
302 Pitcher. 2 quart 126
316 Pie Plate .' 50
305 Mixing Bowl, 5 inch 25
312 Large Bowl for mixing punch 3.50
320 Handled Batter Bowl. (2 qts ) 1.25
315 Casserole (8 inch) 1.25
318 Ramekin with plate 69
"B" Asst. Mixing Bowls (Nest) 2.30
"C" Asst. Mixing Bowls (Nest) 3.00
TROPICO WARE
(Vases, Jardinieres, etc.)
No.
U2 Asst. Jardiniere, 6 inch opening $ .50
93 Asst.- Flower Vase, 9';. inches tall 79
89 Asst.-Handled Vase. 6 inches tall 1.00
61 Asst. Flower Bowl, Chinese design, 9' i inches 1.60
57 Asst Fiogg 50
96-Asst. Candle Slicks .50
Kitchen and Cleaning
SUPPLY SALE
49c
Chrome Cheese and
Cracker Server
Large 13-ln. heavy chrome chi
nnrt cracker or sandwlrb tray,
..en .iiresc ciiitinc rack In cenlc,
that Is removable so tniy enn he
uncii iur orner purposes.
49.
Chopoinc Bowl and
Knife
New style chopplnc bowl for small .
Items in salad making, square howl IJ
with round Indentation sets fin
on 111c table, cood knife,
Tea or Coffee Cannister Jty
Scoop Measuring Cup 9c
Colored Push Pins.... 9
Rubber Sponge 9
Enamel Sink Drainer 9
Heavy Twine Q$
Screw Drivers .9
Paint Brushes 9
Gold or Silver Paint 9(
Flashlight Batteries 9j
Onion Chopper 9
Paring and Coring Knife.,..-.....9
Can Opener 9
Dish Mops ....:....9
Letter Box 9
Clothes Line 9
Asbestos Pads '. 9
Asbestos Toaster 9e
Four Slice Toaster 9
Potato Peelers 9
Ice Picks L..9
Large Meat Forks "ZZ.'.9
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China and
Glassware Sale
GLASS BOWLS
Lace fdRe glass bonis, large 1m with press
ed design. Very attractive. Use m
for fruit, berries and 4jC
many uses w
RANGE SETS
Very attractive three piece range set, with
glass with either green or red dec- m gy
oration. Set consists of salt and AjC
pepper shakers and dripping Jar.
Salad Bowl and Plate
Rose tinted glass with pleasing design, large
plate and salad bowl, may he uf-ed m g
as console set or sandwich plate 4j
and fruit howl
WATER SETS
Green glass pitcher rrtth pressed m f
decorated design together with 4jC
6 glasses to match tww
CAKE PLATES
Large clear glass cake plates with m ft
pressed decoration on under side. ftlMQ
Also evccllent for sandwiches -
LUNCH BOXEfi
M
19
A handy lunch lio
for school children
and frutt workers.
. . Tour choice of
four attractive col-
TABLE LAMPS
Popular hob-nail "lass
vase table lamps, wide
assortment o I color1-.
Parchment shades. Globe I
not Included at this very
low price.
DUTCH OVEN
One piece bottom und
one piece pressed stei
top. self biistlii" with
steam vent f)' )nii
size. Quantity llmlted
so hurry!
EXTRA
2 SLICE
ELECTRIC
TOASTER
Excellent element,
underwriter a p -proved,
neat cut
out design, heavy
Chrome finish,
black base. With
out cord.
SPECIAL
5V2 Pound
ELECTRIC
IRON
gey fn
198c
i.ong-llfc co int ruc
tion, underwriter
approved, heavy
highly polished
io!e. Without cord.
98'
9c
Garden Tools 9
No-Burn Pot Lid Knobs .
each 9?
Handy Package Sand Paper
package 9
Rat Traps 9
Mouse Traps, 4 for 9
Graters and Slicers 9t?
Shelf Paper, 36 ft ....9
Paper Napkins, fancy . ...9$
Pot Holders, 2 for 9i
Tea Towels, 2 for 9i
Huck Towels 9
Cannon Wash Cloths 9?
Canvas Gloves ...96
Dish Cloths, 2 for Of
Clean Cut Cake Pans ...9f?
Clothes Racks
Folding clothes racks made; o;
well seasoned material. Every' ow
perfect. This item will not be re
peated.
i 1 rriNiw . "r
j. . t iv nut,
Offl
rrp
11
98
ROLLING PIN FREE WITH
BREAD BOARD
1TT terse size bread board
L I M L L 13 Inches by 30 Inch- f f
I f f es. Hell seasoned hard J i I
JL JLVJaalJLi """'l- A very low 1
price and ou get a B ml
hnrH lllMr.mnnla mill., nn L-oix
Wash Tubs
Medium or number
tno sl.e. lli'avv nclglil.
M.1111I dipped In pure
molten fine, tiiinrnn
tecd leak proof and
rust proof.
79.
Pad and Cover for
Ir'on Board
Sanitary sterilized.
Ilesltncd to fit nil
standard Irnnliijt
hoards. Soft durable
pad, with muslin cov
er. A regular J3c Item.
KITCHEN
TOOLS
Popular green handled
kitchen tools consist
ing nf long handled
forks strainers spat
uliis, cake turners,
blending spoon, mix
ing spoons egg-whips
5c
METAL
SPONGE
Soft as silk. Famous
original Gottschalk's.
Wilt not rust or
scratch and u III not
Injur the hands For
this sale only.
2 for 15c
Mix Matter
BOWLS
Opaque green gluhs
mix master bowls, I'w
on mechanical mixer
and for all around
kitchen use. Large
lze. There are only
12 lit this price.
59c
Mixing
Bowl Sets
Crislal green glass, fl
bowl? In a nest. One
for every kitchen pur
pose. Vou had better
hurry. Set
69.
Coffee '
Makers !
Vllrox enamel Orlf:
process coffee pot. Slv
cup size. An unusual?
price even In a sale.
59c
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Available in all colors.
Paints and Varnishes
For Interior Work
After nj a k i n g comprehensive comparisons and
thorough tests, we have selected this outstanding line
to be featured for our new paint department which
'opens Saturday. . . . SAPOLIN interior paints and var
nishes are featured by leading department stores
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SAPOLIN SPEED VARNISH
speeds up the varnishing of floors, furniture and wood
work. Offered in clear or stain colors, this varnish gives a
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POSITIVELY WILL NOT BECOME STICKY I . . . Just
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SAPOLIN SPEED ENAMEL
Va Pint Car
25c Value
' o V pint Can
idc value
29
So That You May Know The Superiority Of This Fine Product!
AME
RICAN"
WASH BOARDS
Made of sturdy, well seasoned
wood. Heavy metal rubbing
surface. Full size. Our regular
59c value.
39
FLASHLIGHTS
Extra wide focusing lens,
heavily plated, well insu
lated. Complete with cells.
Regular $1.00.
FLOOR MATS
Printed Felt Base Floor Mat. Va
riety of patterns and colors, large
size 36 by 54 inches.
49
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Flat Plate. When the ironing shoe swings into place, the
ironing board AUTOMATICALLY applies the 350 to 400
pounds pressure necessary for the finest work . . . ironing
is trulj effortless ... Let us show the many advantages
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36-PAGE ATLAS
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showing Khnrt-waTe stations, photos and stories of
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Model.
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Into these beautiful exteriors our engineers
have built burners that measure up to Ameri
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Humidified Warm Vented Feed Lines
Air Automatic Draft
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Steel Burner Visible Flame
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additions not reached by a central
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The exterior was designed by
Walter Dorwin Teague, famous
industrial designer. The modern
istio legs not only add a distinct
ive touch, but serve to give a firm,
stable footing. The heater is fin
ished in dark porcelain enamel,
Handle and hinge knobs are chro
mium plated. Flame is visible
through the mica door,
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Mr. TimemVs outatnwllng Mic
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ptiin and riMten the Interior or
(he Ford building at the Cht
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One-ptrre cast aluminum
tub.
Counter-stink Oj rator fnt,
gentle vaulting artlon.
Roller Wetr Remoter, with
enrlotert, ftelfreteralng drain.
Vdlment trap that krp
the water free from lomenefl
partlcieR nf flirt.
Aiitotp nhirt lexer to
tart or stop unfiling artlon.
Quiet, oil parked, em lowd
poner drive.
e llnndy hinged lid.
on-epla!-h rrown.
Ad.umhlf eg to uH our
height.
0 i;ah -rolling, nint reltlng
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riaaolln- Models Included
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110
742 pa
Many Jolted Into More
Reckless Outlook Others
Say Hard Times Taught
Necessity Saving Money
Ry Raldrr Wlmtrt
AMor-lntptl Presx Flnncll Writer
NEW VORK, 8tpt. 13. (AP) Thl
shock of depression has radically
changed the saving and spending
I habits of the so-called typical adult
j American as measured In a survey by
the magnzlne "sales management."
Sixty three per cent of those cov
ered In the survey had changed their
attitude toward saving money.
Slightly less than half of that
group were Jolted by the crash into
a more reckless outlook on life.
As typified In the survey, thle class
said, "spend It when you have It."
On the other hand, a little more
than half of the entire group were
shaken to the other side of the pic
ture by the same economic muddle.
These people, the survey found, de
clare "the depression taught me a lea
son. I'm going to aave against the
next rainy day."
Such a change In the attitude of
the people, "sales management" as
serted, has brought about new mar
keting problems, "and also great op
portunities for those executives ekll
ful enough to feel the pulse of the
people."
It was discovered In the survey, for
example, that thoae persons with sur
plus money favored better homes and
house furnishings first, and then
they wanted more recreation, clothes,
travel, automobiles and education.
That desire for motor cars, It waa
found. Is bolstered by the conclus
ion Indicated In the survey that
"there are roughly 8.0O0.00O pre-de-prosslon
cara rattling around the
streets of the nation today."
Among the automobiles In use.
per cent were shown to be modela
out of production today.
LE
CAMP WIMER (Spl.) Most not
able advance In preparing Wtmer
COO men for Jobs on the outside
haa been In the department of ma
chine operation, where two Medford
boys are among the 15 members
who by Instruction on the Job and
by actual experience In operation
of caterpillar bulldozers, are get
ting ready to take excellent paying
Joba outside the CCO. Joseph Olhak
of Medford, who began aa a helper
on bulldozer, has for the last few
months been In charge of a shift at
Jack creek side camp making road
Lauren L. Ssuer of Medford wilt
soon be resdy to take charge of
machine.
At the beginning of the summer,
EOW foreat operators Clayton Akin
and John Connlne began tha de
velopment of operatora from promis
ing material among the member.
Wlmer, with four bulldozers, needed
nine operators so that the ma
chines could be used In hlft. At
present. In addition to Clhak. OslI
Huggins, Gordon Mallory, 3org
Ludtke, Peter Tierce and Wlllli
Stlehl. all young men who learned
their trades In the CCO, are taking
turns slushing away with bulldozers:
at the mountain sides on Wlmer'a
78-mlle road project in Jackson and
Josephine counties.
Bulldozer operation requires a great
I deal of skill and experience. Wltn
the government committed to
i broad program of road construction.
msny Jobs, will be open In this tin
during the next few years. Because
the work la not unpleasant and the
pay high, there Is a long waiting list
at Wlmer of men who wish to to
signed to machine operation. Moat
of the men lucky enough to get
charge of one of the bulldozers here
would have had no such opportu
nity If they had not enrolled In the
CCC.
The two forest operator Instructors
Pt the boys through tn appren
ticeship by starting them aa helpers,
giving each a certain amount of ttu
dent operation which gradually In
creases until the beginner becomes
a fullfledged operator, capable of
taking a shift. Student operators, In
I turn, become Instructors for their
j helpers so thst the development f
I new operators la a continuous pro
' cess.
STUDENT DIES OF
! HEATJNDESERT
' TONOPAH. Nev.. Sept. 1S.(UJ)
Norman D. Carr, 37-year-old Univer
sity of California atudent, died of
! heat on the Isolated desert near
; Beatty, Nev., several days sgo, au
! thorltles reported on their arrival
with hla body here today.
Carr had been investigating min
eral formations In the Porty-Mlla
j Canyon area. Fear for hla life was
I felt when his father failed to hear
from him since August S4.
A searching party traced Carr'a
footprints across the desert for eight
miles and came upon his sun-baked
body. A previous attempt by hll
father to locate Carr was unsuccess
ful. Sheriff W. H. Thomaa said the
youth apparently had suffered an
sttack of ptomaine poisoning whicn
hsd caused him to wsnder away from
j his msp In delirium.
1 Carr'a father Uvea In San Ftmcito
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