MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, XfEDFOKD. OREGOX, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1935
AOE FIFTEEN"
Local and
Here on Business Among bulnes
. TlBttor here today waa A. 0. Smith
of Portland.
Li" To Kansas City H. M. Rom of this
city U leering tonight for Kansas
City.
from Spokane Arriving, on the
train this morning vu C. L. Wail
tnark of Snoyane. who will maka a
'short business oall here.
;
.' Returning Home Fred Meyer ol
.Twin Falls, Idaho left this morning
alter spending the past two weeks
visiting Al Neidermeyer of this city.
LeaTes for Home J. W. De3ouE
returned to his home In Salem thta
morning after making a business rltlt
here.
Postpone Party W. W. O. of the
First Baptist church has Indefinitely
postponed the party scheduled for
October 18.
, :, Janouch Returns Karl h. janouch,
supervisor of the Rogue Rlrer nation
al forest, returned this mornlmr from
Portland, where he made, a visit to
.the regional office.
To San Francisco Oapt. Ernest W.
Oruhn, OOC district executive offi
cer, left today for San Francisco to
Join Mrs. Oruhn. The couple will re
i turn Sunday with their Infant baby;
Back at Post Major George H.
Owens, commanding officer of the
Medford COC district, waa back at his
post here today following an Inspec
tion trip to Camp Agneas.
Camp Transferred Company 1634.
which spent the summer at Camp
Annie Springs In Crater Ijake nation
al park, la being transferred for the
winter to me camp i
Caves.
.
Mrs. C. O. Smith III Mrs. C. O.
Smith was reported recovering today
from a mator operation recently un
dergone at the Community hospital.
She was resting comfortably today,
according to hospital attaches.
To Attend Funeral Mrs. W. C. Car
ter arrived this morning from her
home In Mountalnvllle, Missouri, to
. attend the funeral of her brother. Dr.
Emmltt J. Carpenter, which will be
held tomorrow afternoon.
Change Address Notice la given
that the Lincoln Service club card
party, will be held tonight at 439 N.
Central, the home of Mrs. Ted New
artrom. -This Is a change In address
from that given In the earlier an
nouncement this week.
TOO LATE ,T0 CLASSIFY
NEWLY finished and furnished apt.
Heat, hot water, two beds, garage.
(35.00. 10 Quince St.
GUINEA GOLD MARIGOLDS. Calen
dula. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 E. Main.
WANTED Church organist. Phone
MM.
CARLOAD PIANOS direct from the
factory Just received. See all the
' beautiful new models Including the
NEW VERTICAL GRAND PIANO.
, Ameiica'a latest sensation In piano
' construction. A few bargains left
In discontinued models and good
used pianos. Two smell pianos for
rent or will sell for balance of con-
tract. Baldwin Piano Shonpe.
81 CHEV. Sedan, trunk, good rubber,
original finish, ilka new; priced for
, quick sale. Pleroe Allen Motor Co.,
Dodge and Plymouth.
BEAR CREEK SOIL 15 acres, all In
cultivation. irrigated. 8 acres alf
alfa. 3-room house, lar$e barn,
chicken house, aarage. Fenced with
woven wire. Total price 82750. Rea-
r sonable terms. Charles A. Wing
Agency, Inc., 109 E. Main.
FOR SALE Used McOaskey account
file. Box 4038 Tribune,
FOR SALE Soltzenburor apples, lim
ited quantity, well colored, good
sizes, tnqulre twy Packing House.
South Fir St. '
LOST Requisition book. Rogue River
Co. Phone 1368.
FOR SALE 4-room modern . home,
nlcelv landscaned lot. garage, only
1250.00. Excellent terms. Charles
A. Wing Agency. Inc.. 109 E. Main
St..
FULLY EXPERIENCED Caterpillar
tractor man wanted. Able to take
full ehaivre of nlowln. Frank H.
Rsr. 1013 Bast Main St. Telephone
ISM.
FOR SALE 34 A. O V C. Hanson
White Leffhorn pullets and reir-old
hens. 706 Newtowm Phone 922.
FOR RENT 3-room and bath, fur
nlsheOaot.. orlvate entrance, gar-
age. 812 So. Oakdale.
TOH RENT 4 acres under wnter.
famllv orchard, nut trees, lancre
ehtcken house. lar.e barn. ood
houAe and outbiilldln-TS. 3 miles
out. Inquire 1504 No. Rlrerslde.
jRLEASE Serrlce station and
grocery store. 10 acres land, situ
ated on Crater Lake hlflhwav. If In
terested, call 34-X-13. Eacle Point.
NOW ON DISPLAY-SEE THE NEW
1936 Plymouths
BEE AND RIDE IN THE!
The New Chrysler 6 and 8 Airstreams
WITH THE SENSATIONAL CHRYSLER OVERDRIVE
WILL BE HERE SOON
THERE WILL BE A NEW LINE OF CHRYSLER AIRFLOWS
LANGE MOTOR CO.
Personal
To Portland Evelyn Regnler left
this morning for Portland, where she
will attend, business school.
.
Missionary Here Miss Rattle Peth
eroe Is staying overnight In Medford
with friends while en route to Burma,
India, where she will tako up mis
sionary work. Her home Is In South
Dakota.
Inspects Forests M. L. Merrltt. as
sistant regional forester at Portland,
was to leave this afternoon for east
ern Oregon after completing an In
spection of the Rogue River national
forest In company with N. C. White,
assistant supervisor here. He was to
return to Portland 'tomorrow.
Teachers Chorus Meet A special
rehearsal of the Teachers Chorus, In
preparation for presenting a program
before the P.-T.A. on Wednesday eve
ning, has been called by Mrs. Esther
Church Leake In the auditorium of
the courthouse at 10 o'clock tomor
row morning.
Correction Note Through a mis
understanding. It was reported yester
day that Jack Hey land would give a
report of the Boy Scout trip east at
the meeting of the Washington P.-T.
A. this evening. Mr. Heyland has
charge of the scout program at the
meeting. Young Larry scnade was the
delegate on the Boy Scout trip.
Leaves for Campus Allen B. Drury
left this morning for Eugene to be
the guest of his daughters, the Misses
Laura and Mildred, during "Dad's
Day," which will be observed by the
University of Oregon tomorrow. Miss
Mildred Drury Is a student and Miss
Laura Is secretary to the Dean of
Women.
Inspect Highways Judge P I
TouVelle, recently appointed member
of the state highway commission,
turned to Medford today after at.
tending a meeting of the commission
at Lakevlew, where a banquet in non-
or of the commission was held. En
route back to Medford. Judge tou.
Velle. accompanied by Henry F. Ca
bell, chairman of the, commission, ana
R, H. Baldock, engineer, visltx-d Ash
land -and Inspected the work being
done on this side of the Slsklycm
grade. The engineer la very enthusias
tic over the work being aone mere
and the rapid progress being made.
It Is believed half of the grade can
be modernized with the funds already
available. Including a number of long
fills and at least one highway tunnel.
The other members of the commia-
slon did not stop In Medford for any
length of time, but continued by
motor to Salem ana Fortiana.
SHOP EQUIPMENT
OFFICE FIXTURES Oolng Fast
The following for sale:
1 Air Compressor
50-gal. Gas Buggy
1 set reamers
Crane
2 Shop work benches ,
2 Parts bins on rollers
Misc. shop tools
Roll-top desk .
2 Oak offloe chairs
J 2-drawer steel cabinet ,
1 Carey safe ,
4 12-ft. showroom lattice
2 showroom palms
DON'T WAIT TOO LONG
103 So. Riverside In rear
AMATEUR MUSIC CONTEST .Satur
day night at 8 o'clock at the Bald
win Piano Shoppe. This la PAY
NIOH1. Winners of past three
weeks compete In the finals for the
CASH this week. Free entertain
mentgood program. Everyone in
vited. .
Why?
SACRIFICE SALE
4500 Property H700
7-room modern stucco house. West
Main street, beautiful lot. Immedi
ate sale at less than half value.
Price $1700; half cash; balance
terms.
J. C. BARNES
910-T 20 NO. Peach
GOOD USED CARS
SALE PRICES
1933 Plymouth DeLuxe sedan; six
wheels, extras.
1B33 Plymouth S-wheel sedan.
1933 Plymouth coupe; a real bargain.
1931 Ford A Victoria coupe.
1930 Ford A 2 -door sedan.
Other real bargains In Fords, Chevro-
lets. etc.
The new Chryslers wilt be here soon
- LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers
38 No. Riverside Phone 18
(Formerly Armstrong Motors)
DANCE SATURDAY NITE
Geo. Dayton 'and His TDrchestra
DREAMLAND
MEN
40c
Story of the North
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For years Jack London's "Call of
the Wild" has been one of fiction's
most popular adventures. On Sun
day, the Craterian theater will show
this famous epic of the North In the
film version that has Clark Gable,
Loretta Young and Jack Oakle In the
leading roles.
Set against the beautiful scenery
of the Klondike, actually filmed at
Mt. Baker, Washington, where the
production was snowed in for several
days, "The Call of the Wild" recre
ates on the screen the mad desire for
gold that sent thousands of men and
women of all classes Into the frozen
north In. search of the yellow metal.
FOR SALE 20 New Hampshire Red
pullets. Phone 1569-Y,
CASH for Royal Typewriter, condition
no object. Must be cheap. Box 4937
Tribune.
TAYLOR TO HELP
State Representative Glenn O.Tay
lor said today "that he would sup
port A. Moore Hamilton In his con
test for the- speakership of the
bouse.
Mr. Taylor win leave ' here for
8alem Sunday to participate In the
special session of the legislature
called by Governor Martin to .lay
plans for a new capltol and to con
sider other emergency legislation.
The race for the speakership has
developed Into a fiery conteat and
In the event that Mr. Hamilton
loses' out Mr. Taylor said he would
give his support to Henry Bemon,
Klamath Falls Democrat. Mr. Taylor
said he Is for giving the speaker
ship ,to a southern Oregon man.
Hamilton left yesterday afternoon
for Salem. Mrs. Hamilton 'and their
young 'son, Alexander, and Hamil
ton's mother, Mrs. L. H. Hamilton
of Central Point, will Join him In
the capltol city Sunday, where Mrs.
A. Moore Hamilton will act as his
clerk during the session.
Before leaving Hamilton expressed
the belief that he had as good a
chance as the next candidate to win
the honors as speaker of the house.
Follow the Crowd
to the
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
Sat. Kite
DANCE
till 2:00 o'clock
; Both Halls
One Admission
OCTOBER 19 ladies
Dance Every '
Wed. and Sat. ' AvB
on Craterian Bill
I i fiA, J.
There they ran Into all sorts of adV
ventures; some -were . lucky, some
were not; some couldn't "take It;"
some came out the stronger. But all
of them had their stories to tell, and
London had the gift to tell it with
dramatic force that has been retained
In the picture.
Besides the three aforementioned
names, the cost Includes, Buch favor
ites as Reginald Owen ,-K&t her lne De
Mllle, Sidney Toler and Prank Con
roy, in addition to "Buck," the dog,
which was the object of an Intense
search before being chosen for his
close resemblance to the dog of Lon
don's story.
HAGEN PUT OUT
BY i.
TWIN HILLS GOLF COURSE. OK
LAHOMA CITY, Oct. 18. (AP) Wal
ter Hagen, Detroit sharpshooter who
upset all calculations by winning
medalist honors, was eliminated- by
Johnny Revolts of Milwaukee, fellow
member of the Ryder cup team, pne
up In the first 18-hole round of tho
P. O. A. national tournament here
today. ...
GenivSarazen, tournament favorite,
and Paul Runyan, defending cham
ulon,, advanced to the second round
with comparative ease. Sarazen won
over Oeorge. Christ of Rochester, N.
4 and . 3, and Runyan eliminated
Louis Chlapetta of Jackson Shores,
Mich., 6 and 3.
Revolta's sensational recoveries
from sand traps and Hagen' putting
lapses were deciding, factors In the
downfall of "The Halg."
Harold Sampson of Burltngame.
Cal., defeated Emery Zimmerman of
Portland, iOre., l up.
Al Zimmerman of Portland, Ore.,
defeated Eddie Williams of Benson
vllle, 111., a and 1. -
Special Turkey Dinner 40c at Mor
ris Top Notch Eats, 14 So. Central.
Opening tomorrow. 1 -
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CLAIHK IMtfltt 4UI-K U HIT
SATURDAY ONLY !
Continuous Shows 1 to 11
Hair Trigger Action
As Tim A
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.SO COMEDY NOVELTY
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A A;A ENDS TONIGHT!
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"Smilin' Through"
fa.'
. Few motion pictures are able to
stand the test of being reissued fol
lowing their Initial reletue but Norma
Shearer's triumphant film version of
the famous stage classic, "Smilin'
Through," In which she ta starred
with Leslie , Howard and Fredric
March Is one of those rare produc
tions which have lingered1" In the
$1,000 AMPLE FOR
IS
CLAIM OF ARBITER
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (AP) The
debutantes of the capital need spend
no-more than $1,000 apiece on their
wardrobes for the senson Just now
getting under way.
That is the expert opinion of Mrs.
William Laird Dunlop, a "social secre
tary" who helps the debs blossom. .
She said today she'd known debs to
spend $3000 or $3000 for clothes, but
she always advises against It, since
those spending more than $1,000
"have no better time and make no
better Impression."
She recommends for each deb one
black evening gown: one white eve
ning gown, and a few pretty evening
gowns In colors; one very smart tail
ored eult for Jucheon and morning
events; several pretty and Informal
afternoon gowns for tea danoes; smart
shoes and accessories.
Coming out balls normally cost
anywhere from $500 to $1500, though
Mrs. Dunlop has helped with some
running as high as $80001 She's also
seen as high as $2000 worth of flowers
01 Shows I
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A RIOT OF LAUGHS!
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" 'f i ' f wringing Zasu . . star- .. I V
If ," W red together for the tlrst -.fW
I g W time . . It couldn't be funnier V
JAWES GLEASOIU 1
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Plus Extra Attractions I l?-
14 All-star Camedy ' . ' 'SSM
MM "GUM SHOES"
riiip ' "Spice of Life" I j
tiTsrmT.i i , - ' News j
Coming to Rialto
hearta of the moviegoers the world
over.
. .80 great has been the demand by
the public to see this plctue again-
even after three years have passed-
that the Rialto theater oru Sunday
and Monday will once again bring Its
rare loveliness back to the screen ft
loveliness that has Increased with
time.
purchased for single debut, but
that a tne rare exception.
Crippled Rancher
Cains Acquittal
BURNS, Ore., Oct. 18. (AP)
Harry Church, Narrows, Ore., rancher
who shot his neighbor. Bob McManus,
in an argument over a fight at school
between their sons, was acquitted of
manslaughter charges in a unanimous
verdict by a circuit court Jury here
late yesterday.
Church, a cripple on whose porch
the shooting occurred, declared he
shot In self-defense.
Not let " .
Hemstitching. Mrs. Canoose at 993
So. Orange. .
DANCE
at K. P. HALL
.Every SATURDAY NITE
35o couple. Ex. Ladies lOo
DANCE
On The OASIS
SPRING FLOOR
Every Sat. Nite
AdulU
25t
Klddles-lOo
BACK AGAIN!
The lorten'i finest
achievement! , . . to thrill
you again 1
SUEMM
FREDRIC MARCH
LESLIE HOWARD
Roxy Stars
if
Tim McCoy rides again as a Robin
Hood of tho range In "The Square
Shooter," coming for tomorrow only
to the Roxy theater. It Is one of
fighting Tim's mat exciting action
dramas, with charming Jacqueline
Wells as the heart Interest.
The fifth episode of "The Red
Rider." with Buck .Jones as the star,
will be on the same program.
NORTH BONNEVILLE, Wash.. Oct.
18. (AP) Four business establish 1
Shows
1:45
7:00-P:00
Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night!
A BIT OF EVERYTHING FOR EVERYONE
On
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PRKVUE SATURDAY NIOHT y
"TOGETHER VE LIVE"
BEN LYON ) ESTHER RALSTON SHEILA MANNERS
Xf! "COMINQ
W) SUNDAY!
SyiFaS I London's roaring
4$ '' 5 epio of the Yu- .
(f - . konivrjfrim,
A. ruthless land of,
CV I fierce passloni '
I Xmi H s i& an1 urvlval '
I y II i I ' Jr of 'the fittest!,
He knew M' '
ments were destroyed here late yester
day la a 115.000 blaze which threat
ened for time to become a general
conflagration.
An explosion of a gasoline stove In
the Evergreen restaurant started that
fire at 3:30 p. m. The L. M. Shimley
dry goods store, the Richardson mar
ket and H. A. Oroce grocery also
bumed before workers from the
Bonneville dam operations brought a
powerful pumper Into play.
Famous
Fried
umcKen
Good Music
Every Nite
BONNEY'S
GRILL
SSawfiBH
HOHLWEQ'S
AUTO TOP SHOP
Side Curtains Repaired
New Celluloid
109 E. EIGHTH ST.
with Brill Metal Works
I Mats . . . 23c
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38 N. RIVERSIDE.
(formerly ARMSTRONG MOTORS)
PHONE 18
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