Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 28, 1936, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEl)R)im OREGON." FRTDAY; FEBRUARY 2S. PAfiE TTTTRTEEN ) ) LOCAL and In Oranls Pass Charles Clark, for merly of Grant! Pau and now of Medford, visited friends In the Cave City Wednesday. . Guenther 111 Hugo Outnther, post offloe money order clerk, waa ccu flned to nla noma at 013 South New town street today with lnfluenaa. Mrs. Wilson Better Mrs. Ida WIN son of Jacksonville was reported to day to be recovering satisfactorily from a. major operation performed last Sunday at S&ored Heart hospital. Hammond Bark Robert Hammond, manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, returned this morning from Eugene where he made brief business visit. To Visit Father Miss Enid Funk. clerk of the Rogue river national for est service, will leave by train tomor row for Portland where she will spend the week-end with her father. Receive Treatment Mrs. H. H. Mil ler of Central Point was among pa tients receiving medical treatment at the Osteopathia clinic and hospital yesterday. ' Foster Returning Harry Foster of the.Colyear Motor Sales company, In Yreka on business the past few days, was expected to return to his home here this evening. Leaves For Home Mrs. B. Skjolsvlk. who has been visiting In Medford and northern California since Sunday, left thla morning for her home In Minne apolis, Minn. lias Operation Mrs. Anne Sloan of Grants Pass underwent a second ma jor operation on her eyea at a local hospital yesterdsy. She. has been un dergoing treatment for aeveral weeks. Correct Same An item In yester day's Mall Tribune stated that the first lamb-tonguea of the Medford vicinity were found by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larkln. The name ahould have been Mr. and Mrs. Larkln Reynolds. Against Double Parking Those double-parking In the city streets of Grants Pass will now be subject to arrest, according to Mayor R. S. An derson of that city, the decree going Into effect today. Leaving For East John L. Town send, radio operator at COC head quarters, will leave by train tonlgf.5 " for Fort Hayes, Ohio, whither he will accompany an enrollee who Is to re ceive medical treatment. Mr. Town eend will return In a fortnight. Rltter Due Back Hugh Rltter, TJ. S. forest ranger of the Dead Indian district, Is expected to return to Med ford Sunday or Monday. On detached duty, he has been travelling with a forest "show boat" In Washington the past month. Leaves For Roseburg Ouy B. John son, safety engineer of the U. S. reg J) lonal forester's office In Portland wno apent the first three days of the weok here, left yesterday by automobile for Roseburg where he was to Inspect methods for the prevention of acci dents. . Skiing Good Twenty Inches of new snow were reported at Union Creek yesterday, bringing the total depth to about three feet. The snow was pack ed down by a light rain yesterday af ternoon and skiing on the U. S. toi est slides waa described today as ex cellent. Canfleld Due Tomorrow David. H Canfleld, superintendent of Crater lake national park. Is expeoted back tomorrow.. H left here aeveral weeks ago to attend a series of conferences of national park heads In Washing ton, D. .C. He Is returning via Port land. Attend Play Among those from Medford who enjoyed the presenta tion of "Candida" by drama etudenta of the Southern Oregon Normal school , central Point Grange hall last evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Jud Rlck ert. Mrs. Earl York, Mra. Nell Wlnne, Mrs. Mabel Mack, Mra. Katherlne Huntress and Miss Oolda Boone. Map Problem studied Capt. M. O. Wright, Infantry reserve, gave Instruc tion In map problems at last night s meeting of Rogue river chapter, Re serve Officers' association at the J armory. After the meeting several members practiced on the pistol , range. At the next meeting. March , 1J. MaJ. Charles 8. Pette of Eugene j will give the Instruction. I j Minstrels Success More thsn 300 persons packed Knight of Pythias hall last night to witness the mins trel show presented by the auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Hie audience expressed hearty approval of the program, the show being des cribed as one of the best ever pro duced by the auxiliary Hohlweg's Top Shop SIDE CTRTAINS Made to order or repaired 109 E. th. Phone 41 Medford-Klamath Truck Line (formerlv on s. Riverside) Movrn to ill North Fir NATIONAL AL PURE UTAH BURNS LONGER Meriforu Fuel Co. II !i V. Central. Tel. 1111 PERSONAL Transacts Business R. E. McElhoae transacted business In Ashland Wed nesday. In Ashland D. W. Wheeler was among those from Medford making business calls In Ashland Wednesday. Mlksche North Raymond Mlksche left on the evening train yesterday for Portland where he will transact business on a short visit. At Headquarters Dr. William O. Martin, surgeon at Camp Oak Knoll conferred yesterday with offlcera at COC headquarters here. Prestona South ' Tonight Leaving tonight will be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston who will vacation In - San Francisco. They will go by train. Visitor Home Mra. Tom Crabtree left on the morning train today for her home In Marshfleld after spend ing the past week In Medford visit ing at the homes of her two sons and families, Glen and Lawrence Ander son. To Sponsor Play The Future Craftsmen club of the Medford high school will sponsor a three-act play, a comedy written by C. E. Wilcox and titled "Fuller's Fortune," It waa an nounced today. The play will be pre sented In the school auditorium at S p. m. on March 10. Farrell To Eugene Frank P. Far rell, city attorney, left by motor car thla morning for Eugene where he was to attend a conference of the League of Oregon Cities which was to prepare a uniform ordinance for com mlttles that approved civil service tr firemen at the special election Janu ary 81. Mr. Farrell, accompanied by Mrs. Farrell, was expected back late tonight. Attend Celebration Among Ash land Masons attending the banquet and dance here Tuesday night in cele bration of Washington's birthday were Mr. and Mra Millard Grubb, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Croft. Dr. and Mra. R. L. Burdlc, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Redford, Mr. and Mrs. Hal McNalr. Mr. and Mrs. Will Loomls, Mr. snd Mrs. A. J. McCallen and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Detrlck. Forest Meeting A general meet ing of all executive personnel of the Roguo river national forest will be held at 8:30 Monday morning In the office of Karl K. Janoucb, supervisor, In federal building. Primary purpose of the meeting, Mr. Janouch said, Is to outline Individual responsibilities In their relationship to those of the other staff heads. All rangers and COC camp project auperlntendenta will attend the conference, Including Lee Port, Applegate ranger; N. J. Pen lck. Klamath ranger, and Hugh Rltter, Dead Indian ranger. PUNCH IN NOSE PROVES BOSS WANTED QUIET CHICAGO, Feb. 28. (UP) MlSB Gertrude Newhouse thought John a. Stanton, who employes her to take care of his young son, waa fooling when he told her to switch off the radio, that he wanted to sleep. "I knew he meant It, though, when he punched me In the nose." she said today as she swore out a warrant for assault and battery. NOTICE To All POLICYHOLDERS with the Mutual Benefit Health tc Aocldent Association and the United Benefit Life Ins. Co., please pay all dues Communicate with Marshall Reeves, District Agent, P. O. Box 673, or 330 N. Holly St. This Includes Jack son and Josephine Counties. fAdv) HEATH'S FOR Drugs - Toiletries - Tobaccos RAZOR BLADES M. S. Double Edg3. 5 for A B D Capsules . . . . . Gem Blades Colgate Tooth Paste . Bromo Seltzer, large ExLax Creomulsion 98c Fitch Shampoo 59c Listerine, large 59c Alka Seltzer 49c Amolin 29c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 38c Prophylactic Tooth Brush 39c Insulin, lOcc U40, $1.41 TOBACCO SPECIALS Prince Albert 10c Sir Walter Raleigh 12c Days Work 8c Granger 7c Climax . .' 8c Elastic Trusses, Spring Trusses and Belts fitted by a man who knows how The Store That Fills Prescriptions Linn Sheriff HERBERT SHELT0N Herbert Shelton or Albany Is sher iff of Linn county. Ills 4-year term expires In January, 1937. Wife of Senator MRS. C. L Mrs. Charted L. McNary, the former Cornelia w. Morton, married the sen ator In 1H23. Organizes Boys CARL K. Q0OK Clark K. Cook, Juvenile officer o Klamath Falls, lias organized many ' school boy patrols and directs the city recreation program during the sum mer. So . . . .$1.09 27c . 2 for 35c 49c ...... .23c Tek Tooth Brush, 39c Miles Nervine 83c 55'! L i .: . iV . M c N A R f VV'- Ladies' Rest Room in Basement E LEAP NEW YORK. Feb. 38. (AP) South em Pacific Co. today reported net Income of Southern Pacific lines in 1935 amounted to 92.346,589, com pared with 4 08. 22 5 In 1B34, an In crease of 1,9 38,30V or 474.83 per cent. For Southern Pacific lines and all separately operated solely controlled affiliated companies, there waa a consolidated net loss of 91.744,551, compared with a net loss fo $3,907, 604 In 1934. Net railway operating Income of Southern Pacific lines, amounting to S20.319.879, was larger than for any year since 1931, and compared with 117.003.657 In 1934. . "Business generally." the report of Hale Holden, chairman of the board, stated, "apeared to be upon a sounder basis than at any time since the be ginning of the deptesslon period. Freight traffic Improved progressively throughout the year, and for the last quarter the revenues were larger than for the same period of any year since 1930." . . , Border patrol Inspectors of the San ' Antonio, Texas, district mauo 360 arrests, seized 74 automobiles ana 31 boats with contraband, took 357 animals and 5,884 quarts of llquorc after Illegal crossings In 1935. Brazilian government receipts In the federal district of Rio de Ja neiro, the ports of Santos and Rio de Janeiro and the Industrial center of Sao Paulo for the first 10 months of 1935 totaled $7,600,000 more than In the same, period In 1934. Record of 178 farmers studied n the department of farm economic at the Kentucky college of agricul ture show an average Increase in net. earnings of $546, or 64 per cent per farm In 1934 over 1933. Dividends have been paid for 35 years on 450 shares of stock lying In a sunken ship In San Francisco's Golden Gate. Add to loveliness by using "Shalt mar" Perfume by Geurlaln ... At Young's Drug Co.. Main Sc Central. Dix at Roxy S.P. I Pit II ' ? i jJ ANYTIME: I ' . W II Ml aT-M'M J I' Av inc. LAND 3I.MKS TONIGHT "Theilk Wheeler & Woolsey Kammaketi Sat. Only 2if-i Continuous 'J c yTWARD tl THE M r. . 0F EMPre, With MARG0T GRAHAME PRESTON F0STEF LOUIS CALHERf PLUS .iiiii "THI IARTH 000$ ROAR" Also Comedy and Cartoon Starts BUNDAV The rfsncin, isdy nn a new iwttt. aeart.,1 l IIW AIY lli r BRIAN AHCRNE L Fr.nl, MORGAN S iW2 As the qnlrk-trfxffer svnS peacemaker of the YS raw frontier liln mtwt colorful role t George Arliss -1 -itv;1 Ann Southern LEAP YEAR FIXED BY OLD EGYPTIANS NEW YORK, Feb. 28. (AP) To morrow is leap yenr day, and that old friend of crossword puzzler Ra, the Egyptian sun god had lot to do with It. The ancient pyramids once were used' to measure the length of the sun -In dim ted year. Their shadows were shortest at noon at the end or the 365-day year, now February 28. Once every four years, Egyptian mathematicians found, there was no shadow. They did not know a solar year actually contains 886.24 days and that the pyramid shadows there L Ch!aniMr?Mt7ZSasS?wiTni!aZii 111 1:00-3:011 1 pFQJ f .1 I 1111 25 I j gSffjjjJdljMl W ilfUJl Klilillri-10r J Postively Ends Tomorrow Nite ! I It's bigger and bettor than all his other wild animal shows put together 1 aS Wfjw FRONTIER" If .ifcfyrj John Wayne L 3C.II HI. AY Love, as the O flghteri . . . matching clues and klMes with a more about Ann Sothern- The Jolly Gag-Jag rire slarmn and flre-enslnrs trinl It's a 4-ulrm rnmume, Coming Sunday . v." rf in "Grand Exit" I 4 fore were not exactly accurate. To calculate the extra time more easily, a day waa added to every fourth year. . . . MASONIC LEADER DIES FROM HEART ATTACK NORTH BEND, Ore., Fob. 26. (AP) Andy P. Davis, 62, of CoqulUe. past grnud commandar ol the Knlgrhta of Templar In Oregon, died at a hospital here today following a heart attack. Me was stricken at a Masonlo meet? Ing In Marshfleld last night. He ' a past presiding officer of all Masonlo lodges In Marshfleld. . Special Communication ot Medford Lodge No. 103, A P. i A. M., Friday, Feb, 38. 7:30 p. m. Work In B. A. degree. Visitors Invited. Horner, W. M. OHO. ALDEN, Secy. Wayne MnwnsYiff I - Man tit the rlre lid W'; blonde who knew anon than love! -Edmund Lowe 1 Onslow Stevens Of the Year! were all the mme lo IhH mail bubbling orr llh merriment h WOMEN DETERMINED BACHELORS SHALL WED AURORA, 111., Feb. 38. (UP) - Eligible bachelors won't have chance here Saturday (Februaiy 30. In case you've forgotten). Ail city office will be filled by younr, un married women who vow they win force bachelors either to accept fem inine marrlagu proposals or buy the traditional outfit. Brazil's minister of labor, industry and commerce recently Inspected ex hibits of Brazilian merchandise pre paratory to shipping them to New York for a permanent commercial ex- f00 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Apartment. 3 rooms and batn. lights and hot water furnisa ad, Frlgldaire. 810 3. Oak dale. WANTEI Pigs, weight to 75 lbs. oiaie price in repiy. m u, man Tribune. FOR SALE One team well matched mares. Oeo. Hilton, Orants Pass. OIRL for housework,, care of chil dren, 315 N. Peach. ; WANTED 1000 ft. uaed 3x4s. 104, Route 1. FOR SALE Modern fl-room house, 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch, two lots, close to high school located 733 Dakota St. Open for Inspection Sunday afternoon. H. O. Wilson. Phone 15&4. CHOICE residence lot Portland for small house Medford. Box 134, Rt. One. Central Point. FOR RENT Large desirable room for 3 or 8, with, meals, Mrs. Waterman. 106 So. Ivy. Phone 095-W. WANTED Man or man .and wife to work on small place with orchard experience. Box 837, Tribune. LOST 3 peacocks. Notify City Meat Manet, Pnone 924. 70 ft. x 140 ft. building lot with new garage, oood location, see owner. 310 Willamette Ave. CHICKS FOR SALE We have good local and Special Hansen strain chicks to offer you at right prices. Over 500 now on hand. F. E. Sam aon Company, 330 N. Riverside, Medford. Hurry! Ends III Shows' SJ 'J i'IS I V I Mat, . . 25c I I f A CONVULSION OF HOWLS! 1 TAJiE 5 v in STRIKE ME Ik '4 ' PRE VUE SATURDAY NIGHT "MILLIONS in the AIR" Kicking tlie (long around on the Amateur Hour WENDY BARBIE JOHN HOWARD . WIIXIK HOWARD ' BRNNY BAKER TV UP" ..Wiv- . "MM Prtmino' Here's a new jIf H r 1 AriiM human 1 r-i 1 I ...humorous J ) 1 I knight of the l open road I i-, j -'Mi k I Th " T J 1 up I, rr LADY snd gentlemen passengers to Oakland or Lo Angeles, Match A or 5. Share expense. J46 Bentt Street. COAL BR1QITETS for smudging. We will bave our first car arrive here about March 5th. Arrange with us now for your requirements to be delivered direct from car to you. P. E. Samson Company, 30. N. Riverside, Medford. FURNITURE FOR SALE, reasonable, divan, dining suite, bed room suite. 8I8V3 Summit. 30 AUSTRA-WHTTE. 10 mot. pullets. All laying. Tel 3-F-23. FOR SALE No. 17 Golden series De Laval cream t par a tor with motor. Leonard J. Freeman, Central Point, Phone 138. $800 CASH for best small house It will buy In walking distance Med ford. Particulars Box 700, Mall Tribune. '30 CHEVROLET sedan, run like now, Karl-Keen trunk, new tires, small mileage, driven by one owner. A real buy at only 9285.00. PIERCE-TLLEN MOTOR CO. DodKe and Plymouth WHY GET UP NIGHTS t'se Juniper Oil. Rtirhu Leaves, Etc. Flush out excels acids and waste matter. Get rid of bladder Irritation that causes waking up. frequent de sire, scanty flow, burning and back ache. Make this 25c teat. Get juni per oil. buchu leaves, etc.. In little? green tablets called Bukete, the blad der laxative. In four days Is not pleased your druggist will return your 25c. Heath's Drug Store, J arm In 'a Drug Store. DANCE SAT. NITE ORIENTAL GARDENS Bud Dyhge's Band featuring Dinty Moore at the Drums I Rube's Old Timers In the Small Hall! 2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION Tomorrow! 'it PINK ''.. nnrl'iuT 6. Hi 's Most Down-To-Earth 0 Picture Since "The Millionaire" 1 to via V"' e- AW I I CPUG STCPC ft 5