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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1936)
TifEDFORD MATT; TTiTRTTNTrc. MTCTFO UD. OREGON, THTJESDAT. MARCH 5. 1936 PAGE REVTSN LOCAL and Spends Day Here Mr. A. D. Helnis of Klamath Junction spent yesterday i " In Med ford, shopping and Ylattlng friendi. Xawbrjr Back Lester Newbry re turned tnls morning by train from Portland where he made a short busi ness visit. To San Francisco Lucy Davis ws among Medfordltes leaving on the southbound train last night for Sw Francisco. Prom Grants Pass Out-of-town business visitors In Med ford today Included Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Soott of Grants Pass. j; i Lltster In Town John Lltster, own fe j er of the House of Mystery on Sar 'i: " dine creek, was a business visitor here today. Love Fined Ora Love drew a fine of II and costs of M.50 In Justice court today on a charge of operating a motor vehicle with improper lights. ... Draws Fine Verle Stephenson was fined $5 In city court this morning on his plea of guilty to turning an i , auto not at an intersection. j From Prospect Mrs. I. J. Peterman J . and daughter Elva of Prospect were ; calling on friends and transacting j business In Medford today. Shopping Here Mr. end Mrs. C. M. J Mcllvaln of Rogue River were atop ic , ping and making business calls here . this afternoon. 1 ' jl ,f i Supervisor Here F. B. King, sup- ervlsor of motor vehicle equipment ; ; of the Railway Express, was in Med ford yesterday from his headquarters in Portland. From .Maine C. L. Deming. repre- seu'-fttlve of O. H. Boss & company J v of Wilton, Me., was among business I visitors In Medford yesterday. He left f tar Eugene this morning. At Headquarters Capt. Leonard L. Lerwill, commander, and Lieut. Wal ter J. Buboltz of Camp Rand con - ferred with officers at Medford CCC headquarters today. To Oregon Caves Capt. William O. Ryan, welfare officer, and Eugene C. ' Golden, educational ocordlnator o I the Medford CCC district, left on an Inspection trip today for Camp Ore gon Caves. Wed tn Long Beach Accord 1 ng to word received here, Dorothy Leigh Morton of this city and Clayton Har old Brooks of Long Beach filed no tloe of Intent to wed In Long Beach yesterday. Making Audit Lieut. F. K. Teeter, Jr., inspector of the finance depart ment, 9th corps area headquarters In San Francisco, Is making an audit of property accounts at Medford CCC headquarters. From Sardine. Creek C. B. Holme. in charge of a hydraullo mining op eration on Sardine creek north of Gold Hill, transacted business here today. He was accompanied by Mrs. Holmes. Returning Sunday Oelwln Stuart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stuart, Is expected to return Sunday from Okla homa City where he has been under the care of Dr. Wlllard Carver for the past six months. His many friends will be glad to learn that he has completely recovered from hla illness. Visit VU?ons Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Boc2lewelz and son Billy of Carson City, Nev., were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wil son Wednesday. Mr. Boczklewelz, who Is assistant superintendent of the Carson schools was formerly em ployed by Mr. Wilson In the mercan tile business. Juveniles to Meet The Degree of Honor Juveniles will meet Saturday at 10:45 In the Eagles' hall. The Juveniles are requested to bring sand wiches enough for their own lunch. There will be drill practice and Ui- rector Ida M. Wilson expressed the hope that all Juveniles will be present- Lejrlon Officer Here Vic MacKen rle, national liason officer of the American Legion with the national convention commission In Cleveland, Ohio, visited his old friend, Lee Oar lock, here yesterday. He came west to attend the funeral of his mother In Grants Pass. He left by plane yesterday afternoon for Los Angele . whence he will continue back to Cleveland. A Portland resident, Mr. MacKenzle Is well known in southern Oregon. Free This coupon Worth M-U2 10 You Two Hours Only Factory-Advert Wng Demonstration Only While They Last tut this coupon out now. Brlnt; It to our store with only Bsc. Dur ing thin Mir only we will fir you one of our n.w genuine $11.00 Combination Fountain Pen-Pencil sls Jurt to Introduce this New Two-Tone Feather Weight 14 K. Lifetime Pen Point, with a life time guarantee. This new ,et must be teen and ured to he appreci ated. During th! sale only we will engrare your Initial, In gold free on pen. Mere l the pen you hare all been waiting for. Pee this new streamline Pen. If you can boy a pen of these qualities In your city for less than 93.00. we will give you one Free. Here Is one sale yon can not afford to miss wmethlng different entirely new. Never before has there been a sale like this. These seta will sell at rrgulnr price. SS.on. after this Introductory Sale. Only two sets to a customer. Nerer before hare yoo had this wonderful opportunity at this price. Please nnderatand this Is NOT a cheap, makeshift set. but our regular s.100 outfit similar to any S.V00 to S7.S0 set on the market, and Is fully guaranteed by the manufacturer. Come In and Inspect It carefully berore you buy! This unbelievable offer Is mad., by one of the largest pen manofacturers In the world. This advertising offer good for I IIOI'RS OSI.Y and will not be repeated again. Customers must sign here. Name Addresa IF TOE CANT ATTEND MI.E. PLACE ORDER WITH DRIUOIST BF.FORE SALE. PENS ON DISPLAY NOW PERSONAL Called to Redding Harry W. An drvwsen, specialist In vocational edu cation for the 9th corps area, who has been visiting camps in the Medford COO district, left today in response to instructions that he attend au educational conference In the Red ding Cal., district tomorrow. He was expected to continue his conferences at Medford camps Saturday. Cooking School Tomorrow after noon at o'clock a cooking school will be held in the Jacksnvllle Grange hall for all women of the district who care to attend. Marguerite Fenner, who has been successfuly conducting similar schools In the northern part of the state and In Washington, 1'-1 be tn charge. The school Is being sponsored by the California Oregon Power company. Back to Alaska; Vellemonte Morris waa on his way back to Alaska to day after & visit of a few weeks here at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Morris, 1009 East Main street. He was to visit friends en route In Roseburg, where the family resided until last November, and his sister Ellamay, at Willamette univer sity In Salem. After attending to business matters In Seattle he win sail for Alaska on Saturday. He will stay for a time In Sew&rd and An chorage while making preparations for the operation of his placer claims at Cripple Creekv REFEREE CHOICE F Selection of the referee for the fourth Medford -Ash land basketball game to be played here tomorrow night is still hanging fire, with Coach Bowerman of Medford and Principal C. G. Smith of the local school both In favor of selecting an accredited arbiter from southern Oregon and Ashland's Coach Faber and Principal Foray the holding out for a Portland official. 'A Portland referee will cost about 50, and we don't see much point In getting one when we have such good officials In this part of the state as L. L. Deal of Grants Pass and Ivan Harrington of Medford," Coach Bowerman said today. Meanwhile, the two teams are tap ering off. their drill for the clash, which Is expected to be a bitter one Ashland has already made It three straight over the Tigers, and while the event of a local victory tomorrow night will occasion much delight In local ranks, it would have no effect whatever on league standings, Ash land having already won the right to represent this district In Salem for the state championship. Coach Bowerman announced nls starting lineup today as: Lewis and VanDyke at forwards, Hayes at cen ter. Baker and Ettlnger at guards. The Ashland lineup was to have been announced by Coach Faber some time this afternoon. IS BOARD EXECUTIVE M. N. Hogan was elected vice chair man of the Jackson county planning commission at a meeting In the Jack son County Chamber of Commerce last night. Ha replaces J. C. Thompson, who died a few weeks ago. The commis sion adopted a resolution expressing sympathy over Mr. Thompson's death and H. A. Banwell, secretary, was in structed to write to Gov. Charles H. Martin requesting the appointment of a member to take Mr. Thompson's place on the commission. The commission voted to apply to the state planning commission for additional help to assist Frank Sha rer, who Is engaged in preparing msps for use in future development work. C, J. Humphrey, assistant superin tendent, expressed complete satisfac tion with the county board's pro gram. Robert Putnam, associate for ester of the U. S. regional office In Portland, attended the meeting. Judge Earl B. Day, chairman, presided. wmmmmmmmmm Free At Craterian yjz: n Km. 'T AST If Bringing; to the screen the play that has been acknowledged aa being one of the greatest air stories ever written. "Celling Zero," opening to day at the Craterian theater tor a three-day run. gives Jamea Cagney an outstanding role as the dare-devil filer who gives up his life to save his flying buddy. Pat O'Brien Is again co-starred with Cagney; June Travis la the girl involved: Stuart Erwln. Isabel Jewell. Barton MacLane and Henry Wadsworth are also fea tured. MAIN AND HOLLY SHE PUR1 FOR NEW OFFICE (Continued from Page One.) sizing the modern utility of gas for household and commercial uses, Mr. Ward disclosed. "We are very optimistic about Med ford's future." the president said. "Our business here has been steadily expanding and we feel safe in making a large improvement Investment In this city. Business last year showed a 30 percent Increase over that of 1934 despite a rate reduction made during the year." Mr. Ward declared that as the vol ume of business Increases the public may expect other reductions in rates. The president arrived here by motor car Sunday from bis San Francisco headquarters to complete arrange ments for the expansion program. He was to return to (he Bay city today. As part of the company's educa tional program a cooking school will be opened soon In the Brenner apart ment building at 24 South Grape street, It was announced by D. E. York, vice president and general man ager of the gas company. Mrs. Ann Cheney of Portland, home economist, will be In charge of the school which Is Intended to show the efficiency of gas for cooking. In Its educational campaign the company will also feature heating plants and appliances. In recent weeks, Mr. York said, gas heating systems have been Installed In sev eral Medford homes. In the model home to be created here under su pervision of the federal housing ad ministration the company will Install a gas heating system and a water heater. Mr. York said. Southern Oregon Gas corporation has been in business here since 1913. It was acquired January 1. 1935, oy the Republic Electric Power corpora tion which operates In Oregon, Cali fornia and Oklahoma. Shrine Stated Session and Special Election Hlllah Temple meets at Masonic hall, Ashland, Friday evening, March o, 1930, In stated session. Routine business, followed by Special Election. All Shrlners Invited. Re freshments after session. GEORGE W. HITLIS, Potentate. R. E. DETRIOK, Recorder. Use Mall Tribune want ada. Apr ipse: IIOMUi S1 Today and Fri AMERICA'S CHALLENGE TO THE UNDERWORLD CRIMlFlUS i ave;-- L- ADDED Wtw . r tmv Lirmraj nit The O-Menl A I Matching ", fF A 1 1 bullet for "ai3Ljir bullet, Ufa ft I "Mb! -4? joj RUB John Boles and Opera Star Coming To John Boles, handsome tenor of the movies, fell the enviable Job of helping film the debut of Gladys Swarthout, the famous opera and ra dio singer, whose first screen appear ance is in "Rose of the Rancho." com ing Sunday to the Craterian theater. For the screen's newest movie queen not only has a voice that has made her one of the foremost singers In the land, but Is also of exceptional attractiveness In face and form. "Rose of the Rancho" is really an outdoor western picture set to music. There Is none of the "arty" touches that usually embellish the debut of Range Drama fJ 'SFH 1 c Hr' "Gallant Defender," Peter B. Kyne's popular adventure classic, will play at the Rialto theater tomorrow and Saturday, with Charles Starrett, the new western star. In the title role. The film Is an excltng drama of the bitter feud that existed on the Amer Plan Pie Social The men's chorus of the First Methodist Episcopal church will sponsor a pie social to morrow evening In the social hall of the church. The women are to bring the pie and the men buy them. A program will be given and everyone Is invited. ajjJljiuawaTasiaasa'tiiiiiiii in jsawieEaraaa "-"tx- "T "1 "-a in m mi-fl gi-irrwa : i r ti in -iisiiiibi am. Shows 1:4.1 0:45-9:00 aTomorrow HIS SIX-GUNS BLAZED A LAW OF YTaGASMtTO JJeiendeiC M such noted singers. Rather, It fairly bristles with action, with the Old California In the days of Spanish dons aa the setting for the story. Mlsa Swarthout plays the part of the girl ies Or of a band of night riders, fighting for their former "manana" customs and homeland from the on rush of the gold seekers. Boles It the government agent sent to Califor nia to help the done In their efforts to establish law and order. Charles. Blckford. Grace Bradley, H. B. Warner and a comedian recruit from the stage, Willie Howard, head the supporting cast. at Rialto Friday ican range between the cattlemen who wanted the land for grazing and the homesteaders who wanted the land for homes and farms. Joan Perry plays opposite Starrett, with a large cast of western players in support. DALLAS, Ore., March 8. OP) Bud Husband, Willamette valley Jigging train conductor, received possl ily ia tal Injuries when a freight car he waa riding left the rails on a bridge near Black Rock camp and plunged into a canyon. The freight car was" being pushed ahead of a locomotive. it . ' : I Adults 251 Klddles-lOc and Saturday! C Peter B. Kyne's smashing story of a son-of-the-' saddle! Richard Arlen Special Communication of Medford Lodge No. 103, A. T. A A. M., Friday. March eth at 7:30 p. m. Work. in F. O. degree. Visitors In- Tlted. O. O. Horner. W. M. GEO. ALDDN. Secy. tOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PHONE 909-R for re-upholsterlng, le flniabing, re-glueing. Thibault. Cor. Wabash and Rldgeway, FOR RENT Apartment, S rooms and bath, lights and hot water furnish ed. Frlgidalre. 810 S- Oakdale. PRTJNERS Can use few more p run era. Phone 401-J-2. WANTED Tractor plowing: very rea sonable rates. 423 Laurel. Phone 420-U FOR LEASE (Nice country home on highway; 5-room modem house, furnished: 7 acres good land; barn, chicken house; $20 per month. Fowler Sc Upp. 44 No. Riverside. FOR RENT Modern house; adults. 714 West 11th. FOR RENT House, garden plot and chicken house, near central Point. Phone 79 Central Point. FOR RENT Unfurnished, 937 Queen Anne, 5 rooms, modern; $30 includ ing water. 1403 East Main, duplex. 3 rooms, Frigid aire. elec. range, oil furnace; $35 including water. 831 S. Ivy. 6 rooms, newly refln lshed; $32.60 Including water. 303 Crater Lake Ave,, 8 rooms; $33.50 including water. For Rent, furnished, South Oak dale apartment, lights, water In cluded, $25. CARL T. TENOWALD 135 West Main. FOR RENT OR LEASE 13 acres, im proved, on highway, or trade for income property; 1 mile south of Talent. Call at McCurtaln's Stand ard Service Station. on ptTODAY! More thrilling, more j f' ' i' M amazing than war .. " 1 ?X rf - LJ Vr the gruelling, en thralling romance of the peace time aces blazing the air trails of the world and of their women waiting below . . . hoping, praying, dreadingl JAMES AUCTION au-Saturday. March T. at Sale Pavilion. North Medford. Lots of furniture, Including dinUii room tables, chairs, dressers, beds, springs, mattresses floor lamps, davenport electrio radios, cookUg utensils, Rhode Island Red chick ens, and other livestock. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. FOR SALE Close In lot 3 bike, south of park. $325, til clear. H. N. Lot land, 3J5 South Oakdaie. CLOSING OUT SPECIALS 3000 Miigttzlnes, 3 for 6; 26c dozen. Hundreds of books. 7 to 35c. Tabled, chairs, counter, circulating heater, drapes, silver, etc. The Book Nook, 15 N. Fir. 3 AND 3 -ROOM apartments unfur nished house. 604 West 10th. WANTED To borrow $250. Veteran with permanent Job and bouus bonds of $600 payable after June 15. Will pay good Interest on 4 month note. Box 1171, Tribune. FOR SALE Young heifer calves. Jer seys snd Guernseys. C. C. Hoover, Phone 437-R. FOR SALE Wurts circulating library consist ing of approximately 1 100 volumes, and a lot more which members have not brought bsk. Complete for $150. W. E. Thomt 45 S. Central. FURNISHED APT. FOR RENT Steam heat and water paid. Very reason able rent. Apply Mall Tribune office. FOR RENT Apts. Hotel Grand. WANTED White 1 or IH-ton truck for parts. Box 1013 Tribune. WANTED Sound, gentle horse, 1100 lbs., broke to work and ride. Henry W. Frame. Rt. 1, Talent. TRADE 3 A. East suburban Portland, district where things are doing: cltv water and gas, electricity. Want Southern Oregon property. Box 738, Tribune. FOR SALE 6-room house on Pacific Hwy.,,3 acres; easy terms. Jack son County Building and Loan. mm In Q0B uM (MESaSI Written by the famous aviator author, Lieut. Commander Frank Weed . . . thrillingly ulrtettd by war ace Howard Hawks I WANTED Best close in acreage, $500 cash will buy. Box 737, Tribune. FOKRENT 6-room house. $17 00, water paid. Call at 60 Rose. PLEASANT ROOM, separate entrance, 330 No. Oakdale. LATE MODEL Chevrolet, long wheel base truck, overhauled complet. guaranteed. Priced for quick sale. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. 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And you will bless ths r'-.yyou first discovered this marvel ous reducing agent I Marmola Is on sale by dealer verywhere from coast to coast. sua The S. 0. S. of the Air, meaning "you won't see earth till it hits you!" with STUART ERWIN June Travis Isabel Jewell Henry Wadsworth Barton MacLane Martha Tib betts -d 'FnlW fin. Man' Shows at 1:40 6:45-9:00 MaU . . . 25o Eves . . . 35o Kiddies . tOo Friday, f to 4 P. M.. March Strang's Drug Store Tel. Kl Medford, Ore. Free ,1.. - ..' " 4. I am , , -.- - T nnrn 1 U M I fw - Color Cartoon Free
