Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 13, 1935, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD. OREGOX. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1935. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal Proposed Site of Oregon's New State Canitol Building Grange to Meet The Upper Rogue Grange wtU meet Thursday night at Rogue Elk. Smith Returns B, J. Smith, who left Wednesday on a business trip to lAkevlew, returned Friday evening. In Atfiland Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Huson or Med ford were visitors In Ashland Thursday. Ashland Tidings. ....Ulrlch Visits Lewis Ulrlch was among business visitors in Ashlrnd Friday. , SoderbenE at Meeting A. O. Soder berg of this city, scout executive of the Crater Lake council, was in Ash land Thursday evening for the Joint scout meeting. Return From South After spend ing a week In San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hodgklna of.Medford and Miss Lucille Wright of Eugene will return here today. Here for Game Among Ashland Normal students in Medford yester day for the football game were Miss Virginia Blevins, Bob Steadman, Sam Hunnell and Tom Taylor. Rummage Sale The Patrol of Daughters of the Nile will hold their annual rummage sale this year on Saturday. October 19. in the Sparta building at Riverside and Main. Stolen Car Recovered A car, stolen Friday evening from Roy Unruh of Phoenix while It was parked on North Fir street In Medford. was recovered about 3:30 a.m. yesterday. It was abandoned on the streets of Ashland. Dentists Meet Routine business, plans for winter activities and folks by members comprised the program of the Southern Oregon Dental so ciety at Its meeting Friday night at the Hotel Medford. Dinner was en joyed before the meeting. Dr. Harvey A. Woods of Ashland was Introduced as a new member. Others present were Drs. R. L. Burdlc of Ashland and Charles P. Johnson, R. C. Van Valzah, C. H. Paske, F. H. Johnson, E. G. Rld dell and B. R. Elliott. After the meet ing Dr. Elliott's son, Jimmy, showed three reels of motion pictures taken during southern Oregon river and lake trips. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE at Bargain Price, modern home, newly finished, gocd loca tion, on large corner lot, nice yard, 1500. Substantial payment down, balance 13.50 per month. Box 4601, Tribune. FOR RENT 109 South Orange Six room furnished home, hardwood floors, fireplace, electric range. Ar eola hot water furnace. $45-00 in cluding water. Charles R. Ray, "-realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 302. FOR EXOHANGE Circulating oil heater for wood circulating heater. 8 So. Orange, between 5 and 6 p.m. FOR SALE Model T Ford truck with Ruxtell and Munlce transmission. Would take part wood or labor. Phone 1352-W or .i2ia W. Nlntu. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Joe Kings ley, Rt. 3, Box 46, Midway Road. FOR SALE Complete office equip ment, including 29x33x24 Carey safe, 4 drawer steel letter filing cabinet, roll top desk, Burrough adding machine with stand, book keeper desk and stool. F. & E. check protector, 3 oak chairs (1 swivel), 1 12-ln. and 1 5-in. electric fan, J electric heater, 2 2-drawer steel filing cabinets, 1 1 -drawer steel fll lng cabinet, 103 So, Riverside, In rear. Esklns Return Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Eakln have returned from Portland, where they spent several days. Calls on Golden Howard Hill, whose Spokane company supplies motion pictures for the CCC camps of the Medford district, called yester day upon Eugene C. Golden, district educational adviser, at headquarters here. He was on his way to Oakland. Cel. New CCC Classes Eugene C. Gol den, district CCC educational adviser, yesterday was working out plana for new classes in commercial art and automobile mechanics. The classes will be held In the present Infirmary at the fairgrounds as soon as the new Infirmary, now under eonstructlon, Is completed, Mr. Golden said. - Lady Klwanls to Sleet There will be a special business meeting of the Lady K Iranians at the home of Mrs. Ted GeBauer, 1125 East Main street, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. it was announced yesterday. All of the mem bers are asked to be present as t?ie meeting is considered an Important one. - Leave Hospital Mrs. M. M. Tucker of Ashland left the Community hos pital yesterday, recovered from a minor operation performed Friday. Mrs. Fred Wolff of Grants Pass was scheduled to leave for her home to day. She has been confined to the hospital since October 9. George Reames, confined for several days for medical treatment, was also planning on returning to his home today. wA mm m- fir I s zmi ikmd- -' I V V1' y $H&$$m rhls Is one of tbe suggested sites for Oregon's new itaie Capitol. The Legislature will be called Into special session soon to authorize construction of a new building to replace tbe statehouse destroyed by fire last April 25. Tbis site Is a combination of the present Capitol grounds, the Willamette Univer sity campus and a part of Willson Park. Here Is a striking view of the old Oregon Capitol as the flames at tacked its classic dome. It Is pro posed that the old Capitol grounds be made a sunken garden and the new building erected on the ad joining Willamette University campus and Willson Park. Bush's Pasture, tamous acreage tract within the city limits of Salem, a portion of which will become home of Willamette University, in the event the Oregon Legislature accepts the present Willamette campus as part of the site of the new Capitol Building. Willamette's offer to surrender its present site Is approved by university trustees and the city of Salem. Undergoes Operation Mrs. William j Driver of Medford entered the Com munity hospital last night to under- j go a major operation this morning. Hunting Pheasants Among those planning to hunt pheasants this morning were Jerry Latham snd Har old Wall. They hoped to bring back two birds apiece. D. . V. Chief Here State Com mander Edward G. Gavin of the Dis abled American Veterans of the World War arrived last evening to visit officers of the local chapter. Commander Gavin, who was wel comed upon arrival by a delegation of Medford veterans, will spend today here. He was accompanied by Mrs. Gavin and their son Pat. Mrs. Gavin ETHIOPIAN SOLDIERS OFF FOR BATTLEFRONT 8JHyBW VSJAvV MlTu " Is the former Minnie Thompson of Jacksonville and Is a cousin of Mrs. Bert Orr and a niece of Mrs. Nettie Thompson of Medford. .Enrouto from his home in Portland, Commander Gavin attended a meeting of his organization In Roseburg. Receiving Treatment Charles Mil ler, U. S. Army officer stationed at the Medford airport, was admitted to the Sacred Heart hospital yesteiday for medical treatment. Building Bridge Meet The Build ing Bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs. Anna Mlksche Thursdny afternoon. Desert luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. Leave Hospital Frank Helms. CCC man with the headquarters detach ment, left the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday after recuperating from an appendicitis operation. Claude John son of Medford also was discharged after recovering from a major opera tion. Visiting at Lakevlew Mr. and Mrt. Jack Date of Medford wore visitors here Saturday, visiting friends and former classmate at the U. of O. of which both are graduates. They were recently married In Medford. where Mr. Cate' Is associated with the dis trict office of a tire com psny. Lake County Examiner. From Crater Lake Ernest Rojtel. public relations ranger at Crater Lake, Is spending the week-end at his home here. He planned to return to the park resort tonight, Move to Medford Mr. and Mrs. David Griffiths and two children of Eugene were in Grants Pass Thurs day night enroute to Medford, where tny will make their home, Mrs. Grif fiths la a sister of W. J. Hess. Grants Pass Courier. IN PANAMA WATER WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT BAHAI HONDA. Panama. Oct. 12. (AP) The cruiser Houston dropped anchor In this protected bay early this afternoon in time for the presi dent to 'organize his first fishing ex pedition In aurraum 3 waters. En route from Cocoa island, the presidential party encountered rains and heavy seas but found calm waters here. President Roosevelt spent the morning at his cabin desk. . Though the president has kept In constant touch with urgent business by means of the ship's radio, he will receive Monday his first batch of mall since his vacation voyage started from San Diego ten days ago. DESPERATE CONVICTS AT MENARD, III., Oct. 12. (UP) Four desperate convicts Including Basil (the Owl) Banghart, armed themselves with tailor's scissors today and made a daring break for liberty from the southern state Illinois peni tentiary at Chester. They crashed through Iron gates In a seven-ton commandeered truck and led 100 guards In a wild chase which lasted three hours before Banghart was shot down and two of his confederates were recaptured un hurt. The fourth was at large late today. Banghart, serving a 99-year term on conviction of participating In the John (Jake the Barber) Factor kid naping, was a member of the notor ious Roger Touhy gang. Those Banghart chose to aid him were: Cletus Stone, serving a terra for armed robberv: Kstell Franklin, serv ing time for murder, and Earl E. ' Spencer, sentenced for armed rob bery, BIRTHS Born Friday to Mr. and Mn. Rudy Weldman of Medford. a girl weigh lng 7 pounds. 4 and a half ounces, at the Community hospital. Both mother and daughter are doing well. MILTON, Mass., Oct. U. (AP) Rev. Michael J. Carey, C.S.P., 83, ac tive In the Paullst order for 30 years, with pastorates In Toronto, Ont., and the far west, died today at the home of his sister, Mrs. Timothy E. Keo hane, East Milton. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Expert Radio Repair Service By Factory-Trained Technician Reasonable Price FICK'S HDWc Phone 300 Man Can Talk With God, Says Noted Psychologist A new and revolutionary religious teaching based entirely on the mis understood sayings of the Galilean Carpenter, and designed to show how we may find, understand and use the same identical power which Jesus used In performing His so-called Mir acles, is attracting world wide atten tion to it founder. Dr. Frank B. Rob inson, noted psychologist, author and lecturer. "Psychlana." this new psychological religion, believes and teaches that it Is today possible for every normal human being, understanding spirit ual law as Christ understood It, to duplicate every work that the Car penter of Galilee ever did It believes and teaches that when He said, "the things that X do shall ye do also." He meant what He said and meant it literally to all mankind, through all the age. Dr. Robinson has prepared a 8000 word treatise on "Psychlana,M In which he tells about hla long search for the Truth, how he finally came to the full realization of an Unseen Power or force so dynamlo In Itself that all other powers and forces fade 1 Into Insignificance beside It how he learned to commune directly with the living Ood. using this mighty, never falling power to demonstrate health, happiness and financial success, and how any normal being may find and use It as Jesus did. He la now offering this treatise free to every reader of this paper who writes him. If you want to read this highly In teresting, revolutionary and fascinat ing story of the discovery of a great Truth, just send your name and ad dress to Dr. Frank B. Robinson, 12T 10th St., Moscow, Ida ho, ft will be sent free and postpaid without cost or obligation. Write the Doctor to day. Copyrl e;ht 1 ft3S Dr. Frank n. nonm- FRKF One of the most I n te resting stories ever read. j son. Advertisement Hera are soldiers of Emperor Halle Selassie entraining at Addis Ababa for the Eritrea front. Italian troops invaaea ine Amcan Kinguom wun moacrn woapuna anu iaycu an imu n svvv.a, rr t u i i -. a ...-. r. du.aI 1 .Willi WM'OTI luwiis. inBDWbiaicu r i ana r nuiui FOR SALE Oarage equipment in cluding 50 gal. gas buggy, air com pressor, electric drill, electric grin der and buffer, 2 vises, 1 tap & dye set, 1 set valve reseaters and guides. 3 outside and 1 Inside micrometers, a 12-ft. work benches. 1 set urease guns. 1 chain fall, complete shop I equipment. 10a so. nivers.de. in rear. FOR SALE 422 Laurel street. 5-rm. house with large sleeping porch, lo cated on desirable corner, in tfOoU condition. Immediate possession. Price $1750. Easy terms. 722 Dakota St. 7 rooms, large sleeping porch. This house is substantially b'Jilt and desirably located with refer ence to the Washington and Senior High schools. Price $3,200. Easy terms. See W. J. Warner, Jackson County Bldg. & Loan Ass'n. or cell 349-M after 5. Stocks we ordered before this close-out became necessary are arriving , . , Everything goes at Quitting Business Sale Prices . . , Come and see the Bargains for yourself ! PRUNES lc lb., you pick "em. llfce lb. picked. TOMATOES No. l's, lc lb. DAMSON PLUMS 3c lb. We deliver. B. E. FORD. 2 miles west on Jvll!e highway. Phone 731-R. FOR SALE R. I. Red pullets. Phone D51-R. WHY? BETTER THAN A FARM $3,000 highway property now $1250. 450 ft. frontage on highway. Store building 20 x 40. hot dog stand, house, city water, roads on 3 tides. Midway between Medford and Cen tral Point. This is aaod location for trading post, second-hand store, I feed store, auto wrecking end repair i lot, service station or cabin site. Will get better every year. Total price ! $1250; half cash. See J. C. Barnes, 20 No. Peach St. Phone 910-Y. WANTED Junior high school boys to ' sell papers evenings. Apply Mail , Tribune, Monday evening. j FOR SALE Stum page, close in. Ly- ; den house, Jacksonville. j LOST Spare wheel from '29 Ford i truck, between S. O. S. end Van i Dyke s Dairy. Phone 406-J-l, I FOR SALE A'most new wood heater, j 33 TTlpp. NICELY FURNISHED half duplex. Oil heater. Adults. 818 W. 10th. Sinus Trouble head eolda. KT , asthma and eatarrfcu Don't cad era this torture .anther dar. Ak for a FRKF. TREATMKST BOW, TOUAI. I DUrsrrr kw tamtaand have foaad rrllrr qulektr with Syn-O-Spray JARMIVS PRl'O TOR Mfdfnrd, Ore. JOHN CUPP'S SENSATIONAL QUITTING BUSINESS SALE STOCK of FINF as.ffli(o) USE OUR Lay-Away Plan Deposit Will Hold Any Article For 30 Dayi Goes in a mighty disposal CASH SAVE Talks During This Sensational Sale 25 to 50 on Holiday Gifts 0) nn ji FURNITURE STORE Sixth and Bartlett Medford IMPERIAL GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGE One of the most luxurious range built, latest model flat Monel Metal top and splasher, 4 new highspeed Calrod surface) unite. 2 fully automatic baking and roasting ovens. 1 warming compartment, 1 utility drawer, famous built-in "Min ute Minder," built-in electric timer clock, regular sale price $473.60 can't be told from new. , Only $325.00 HOTPOINT CABINET BASE . Full cabinet base, latest model flat top construction, 4 highspeed Calrod surface units, large full automatic oven, electric ! timer clock, 1 warming oven, 2 utility drawers, former sale price 9222, practi cally new. Only $169.50 WESTINGHOUSE FLAVORZONE OVEN 3 surface unite; high splasher back with helf, mirror, and timer clock; medium Mzed full automatic oven, finest quality ?ray snd white vitreous enamel finished, is good as new, former special sale price 187.50. Only $50.00 HOTPOINT CREAM AND GREEN Latest model fist top cooking surface, a highspeed Cslrod surface unite and 1 built-in "Thrift Cooker," large auto matic oven, 1 warming oven, 3 utility drawers, built-in bracket lamp, 3 con venience outlets, former sale price 265, Only $175.00 SLIGHTLY USED DEMONSTRATOR ELECTRIC RANGES LUXURIOUS i Th. woman whs appreciate, quality In th things aha own., anjoya beauty, ityl. and convenient In bar horn, will b. delighted with thU opportunity to obtain ona of th.w luxurious rangea. Regardleaa of how luxuriously finished her kitchen may be. on. of these rangea will add to 1U appearance. You are obtaining a new rang lew th depreciation which occurs during the first few days of the use of new equipment. 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