Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 10, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTSfEPFOTO MAIL TRIBUTE, rEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1936. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL At Headquarters Capt. Robert B Murray, commanding ofllcer of Camp Oasquet, conferred with executive at CCO headquarters here today. To Cushman J. Lamper was among those leaving on a northbound train last night, his destination be ing Cushman, Ore. To Chicago Mrs. A. L. Tuttle and two children lett by train this morn ing for Chicago where they will make their home In the future. Home from Hospital Rev. William Lewsadder of Talent, who was a pati ent In a local hospital following a heart attack, has returned to his home and is reported Improving. Recovering Nicely Mrs. George Crapsey of Ashland, who underwent a goitre operation at a local hospital last Friday morning, ia reported re covering nicely by attendants. t Visit In Ashland Recent Medford b 1 tors In Ashland included Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Newton and children, who were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Newton. Watson Vacations Kenneth Wat son left early this week for a vaca tion in California, stopping en route In Ashland where he formerly re aided. Board Meeting Board of dlrectora of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce will hold a regular weekly lunch eon -meeting in the Hotel Med ford tomorrow. Craters to Meet The Crater club will hold a dinner-meeting In the Hotel Medford at 6:30 this evening. Reservations indicated that nearly all of the 7fi members in town would be present. - From Steamboat Official business was transacted at Medford CCC head quarters today by Lieut. Antone E. Brabec, commander, and Lieut Henry 4 H. Marsden. Jr., Junior officer at '-Camp Steamboat. Making Audit Miss Janle V. Smith, executive assistant of the Rogue River national forest servloe, left today for Lake of the Woods where she Is to make an office audit. -She expected to be gone for the re mainder of the week. ( Train Late The Oregonlan. South . ern Pacific train due here from the north at 8:15 a. m., was approxi mately an hour and a half late this morning. Officials said the delay was caused by an unusually heavy vol time of traffic. Utilize Airport Arrivals at Med ford municipal airport yesterday in cluded Capt. C. R. Robinson, flying a Douglas observation ship from Los Angeles to Seattle, and Lieut. Ole- ; Hansen of the Washington national guard, piloting the same type plane 1 from Los Angeles to Pearson field. Vancouver. Newton to Portland Sid Newton, well-known local resident and prom inent trapshooter of the local gun club, has accepted a position with the John Deere company and will move soon to Portland. He has lived here for the past ten years and la among the best-known marksmen In the state, Rosen baum Progresses A. 8. Ros enbaum. Southern Pacific district passenger agent convalescing from a broken hip In a San Francisco hos pital, states in recent letters to friends here that his progress In walk ing is rather slow. At present he la getting around on cratches but com plete recovery Is not expected for several weeks. Attend Installation Among Ash land residents attending the Installa tion of officers of the American Le gion post and auxiliary here Tues day evening were Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Crandall, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schuerman. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Silver, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Farlow, William Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor. Recruiter Away Ernest m. West, navy recruiting officer here, motored to Yreka, Cal., this morning to trans act official business. Before leaving he said the naval office In Medford federal building would be closed from September 19 to 27, inclusive, while he is away in eastern Oregon on leave of absence. Ha asked that all ap plicants consult him before Septem ber 19 If possible. Clarke Resigns Samuel Clarke has resigned as recreation foreman of the Rogue River national forest, effective Peptember 15, it was announced to day by Karl L. Janouch, supervisor. Mr. Clarke is now on leave of ab sence. He took up his duties here on June 1, having been transferred from the Chelan national forest with headquarters In Okanogan, Wash. MT. J&nouch said Mr. Clarke probably would not be replaced here this year. Now you can have pictures of all Che family, four for a dime. 304 E. Main St., over Medford Pharmacy. t Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. FUEL OIL SPECIAL PUMP SERVICE ANY KIND YOU WANT PROMPT SERVICE REASONABLE RATES WOOD SPECIAL TODAY $200 COAL $1300PerTon Direct from car to your coal bin Lower your fuel cost by using ROYAL the best Utah coal cm can buy. ROYAL ti clean and long burning. A car of ROYAL, coal will ar rive In a few days order now! PER TIER 12-ln. Dry Fir In load lots Our wood Is made from large body Fir and all best quality. Ak for prices on 16-Inch and 2-foot Fir. Also hardwood. F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 833. 229 N. Riverside :THE EASY WAY TO OWNERSHIP FHA 80 Loan Be Modern! Be Intelligent! about the importance of home ownership Let U Show You How You Can Purchase a New $5,000 Home on Payments as Low as $29.08 a month Timber Products Company Phone 7 End North Central Avenue LAST RUES HELD Chester Morris on Rialto Bill FOR ETTA VAWTER William Vawter returned Tuesday morning from Santa Barbara, Calif., where he was called last Thursday by the death of hla mother, Mrs. Etta Vawter, well-known Medford resident, who had been living in the California city for the past few months. Funeral services for Mrs. Vawtor were held at 3 o'clock Saturday after noon In Santa Barbara. Cremation followed the services, the ashes tto be sent to Portland to lie beside those of Mrs. Vawter's husband. Wil liam I. Vawter, who died tn llo. Mrs. Vawter Is survived by two sons. William of this city and Vernon of Santa Barbara: two grandsons; three brothers, Parmer Hill, news paper editor of Davenport, Wn.; George Hill of Arizona, retired mis sionary to Japan and China: and Dr. Clayburn Hill, president of the Pa cific Coast Theological seminary tn Berkeley. Calif., and his son, Cary Hill of Los Angeles and daughter. Mrs. Paul Vost. also of Los Angeles. Members of the family able to be present for the service were Dr. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Tost, Cary Hill and William Vawter. Mrs, Vawter's sudden passing came as a distinct shock to scores of friends in southern Oregon where the Vawter family has been prominent for many years. Mrs. Vawter was born In Sil ver City, Idaho, but spent the greater part of her life in southern Oregon. The Vawter residence at 310 West Main street is among famous land marks of the city and is regarded by Medford residents as a familiar and Integral part of the community. (Continued from Pag One.) the Spanish non-intervention policy. "What la going on In Russia, Spain, and other European countries con cerns tha whole world." he said. "It la no longer a matter for political theorists, but concerns all statesmen and peoples, who must deal with this question If they do not want to take the responsibility of being guilty of letting Europe be hurled Into destruc tion. "He who fraternizes with bolshe vlsm la sure to die from It, Menaces Future. "The bolshevlst question Is a ques tion of Europe's future existence "That the Jew created bolshevism and beare It forward today la no longer doubtful. "Every Inner bolshevlst struggle Is a family fight among Jews." Dr. Ooebbels declared that although bolshevlsm la Impossible now In Ger many, "we can warn against danger snd cry: 'Jews guilty I jews guilty I" He characterized bolshevlsm as the "most craes blood terror and maater that the world has ever seen." He said It waa a "dictatorship of the least worthy: It comes to power through Ilea and maintains Itself In power through force." Throughout the nation other spade battalions assembled on their drill grounds. Commanda given at Nurn berg were transmitted to them by radio and they duplicated maneuvers before the party of high nazl official which accompanied Hitler to the review. Wolf Rock Climbed. EUGENE, Ore., Sept. 10 (AP) The summit of 4800-foot Wolf Rock In the South Pintiam area yielded to man for the second time when a party of Eugene Obsidians, outdoor organi zation, scaled the nearly-perpendleu-lar head. Three women were In the party of seven. Wolf Bock waa climb ed first several years ago. Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by Ethelwvn B. Hoffmann. AKYTO4E: (IDMUi Today And Friday 1 t-. a. iii inMn (mmmrmsJi huh Walter Connelly Randolph Scott Elu.beth P.rterion V Bl'fTER KEMON In I 3 "Grand Slam Opera" W Traveloaue - News I V, i k-N v t rtf" " ''lbs s' mi 'm? John Wayne and Chester Morris (pictured above) are the two he-men playing In opplslte films at the Ri alto theater for tomorrow and Sat urday, on the third program of dou ble features. Chester Morris, with Fay Wray and Lionel Stander, ap pears in "They Met in a Taxi," the Octavus Roy Cohen Saturday Even ing Post story that has stirred the nation with its comedy situations. Lionel Stander, topping his grand performance in "Mr. Deeds," prac tically steals the show from the rest of the cast. John Wayne, playing the lead In "The Lonely Trail," on the same pro gram, offers a new kind of western to his fans. The chaotic and bloody days of the reconstruction period which followed the end of Vie Civil war In the south provide the historically- thrilling and dramatically powerful story with Wayne as the gun-toting Texas ranger who single handed weeds out the ruthless mob sters that live on the spoils. Ann Rutherford is east opposite Wayne. Stars at Roxy til rHiri Vi'V...Vl,.' V 9.' k "tl "So Red the Rose," the stirring adaptation of Stark Young'a novel of the same name, plays at the Roxy heater today and tomorrow only, with Margaret Sullavan in the leading role. With her In this enchanting story of the old South during the Civil war days are Randolph Scott, Walter Con nolly, Janet Beecher and Dickie Moore. Card or Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends for their sympathy and kindness during our recent bereavement. Also for the beautiful flowers. Mrs. 8. E. Cor Mil, Charles Coghlll, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ouddat. Roy Coghlll. 100 LATJfi TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Orapes now ripe. J. A. Manke, 4 miles west of Medford. WANTED Middle-aged couple for rancn work, eeo F. w. Baructt, 43 8. Central. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished house, 25. phone 281. FOR SALE Heavy body fir. Will de liver. Get my prices before you miy. Any length desired. A. O Silver. Box 171. Butte Falls. WANTED 4 or s-room modern house, Will pay 100 down, $20 month Reasonable price. Box 6277, Mall Trimme. BOARD AND ROOM for one or two gentlemen. Good meals; 136.00 per month and some laundry, 608 Berrydale Ave. FOR SALE Two dozen purebred R I. pullets, 91.00 each. Also used doors and windows. O. 8. Newhall, uid stage road. FOR SALE 2'a acres with fruit and berries, buildings. H. H, Hoyt, Sun- sei Drive. HELP 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES To Flush out Adda and Other Poisonous Waste Doctors aay your kidneys contain 16 Mites el tiny tubes or filters which help to purity tht hlood and keep you healthy. Moat people ptts sbout 3 pint a day or about 3 pounds of watte. Frequent or scanty paaisces with smartinf ind burning ahowe there may be somstlUns wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Ad eicess of acids or poisons in your blood, whnn dun to functinnnl tidnnv rliannUr mau be the beginning ol nagging backache, rheu l..au JJ-J.IJ, tuiuwau, ILK HUUB, ui jjcy uu energy, gelling up nights, swelling, pumnass under the eye, headaches and di nines. Don't wait! Ask your drtiitglat (or Dosn's Pills, used aucpesnfully by millions for over 40 veara. i ney give nappy relic r and will help the lA Miles of Kidney tubes flush out poisonous "wn iron your uiooa, u umoi l uis. Katharine Hepburn Coming Sunday mf m mil in i r iswfi. A. f '2 1 FOR SALE Italian and Petite prunes, phone 7-F-14. WANT to rent ranch for turkey raising. 701 w. Uth St. BARGAINS Lota, cabins, acreage, farms, ranches, business property on upper Rogue river. D. E. Mil lard, "Roguedale," star Rt Eagle Point, Ore. John Carradiutj, ma Rizxio, ner 111 starred secretary, offers a list of mar riage ellgtblea to his rpyal patron, Mary Stuart, pnrtayed by Katharine Hepburn in "Mary of Scotland," com ing Sunday to the Craterlan theater. One of the most ambitious screen productions of recent years. "Mary of Scotland" has Frederlo March co-Rtar- rea in mis story 01 tno intrigue and treachery that riddled the courts of the 16th century and sealed the doom of Mary's reckless romance. . A cast of mora than 40 principals Includes Florence Eldrlclgo (Mrs. Fred eric March). Moroni Olson, Douglas Walton, Ian Keith, Alan Mowbray. Frelda Inescourt. Donald Crisp and mnny other well-known players. ONE Hampshire, one Ramboulllet buck for sale, 5 each. E- OrlMom, Rt. 1, Box 174, Central Point. QOOD team work horiies. weigh about aouu ; one pony, weighs noo; Jer sey cow and calf; 36 goats. Al's Trading Post. SELL OR TRADE for livestock or what have you. 180 all-electric Singer sewing machine, 3 months old. Al's Trading Post. HEIFER CALF, $1.60; also 36 baby cnicKs. urrsaier h, UU7 E. Mam. FOR SALE We have sold out n truck load of horses. Have one 1500-lb. horse left. Will work single or double. No dealer need apply, 1516 N. Riverside. WILL the person who telephoned the state police about four boys In a Chevrolet roadster, Snturrtay, Sept. 5, please phone Mall Tribune. WANTED Middle-BRed woman for general housework and care of sick lady. No children. Must he good cook. Apply at Lamport's Apart ment No. 4. FOR SALE. CHEAP Flrit-cl ass Bart letts at the Frlnk Orchard. Phona 6ii-j-a. A Straight 1 1 Grape Brandy 90 PROOF A True California Cognac ' 05pt. H OH. ROMA WINE CO. Inc. Mdl. C.lilorals o41.l:5gj 23 IMntl . . 2.1c I I I E j i:vrs . . I I I f'C IkIiIiIIcj- 10rl I I tomorrow! ?J? A AND SAT. Che8Ur day Evening It ft UwWv 11 eJn , Vfo .funniest, , i II I Here's Hit Number 2ok Im r al min Bu,i"Am nmufk'm iitHiiiilaitii Today!.. The Best Picture Crosby Has Brought To the Screen in Many a ftloon! . . 3 Days Only A whirlwind round-up of romance, songs and gags, with bing singin' and bob burns tootin' on the old ,f2?v Bazooka! 'I flr J' Ijf "I Can Eicap From You", I y "The Home Jack Built for f Jill", "You'll Have to Swing iff lt","l'm on Old Cowhand", g "Empty Saddle", "Round- fjff up Lulloby","Drlnlc It Vovm"fjffl DING CnOSDY FRnniES nmiER BOD BURNS MARTHA HflYE Extra Special Added Attraction! The Official, Exelmive, Round By-Round Picture! of the Joe LOUIS vs. Jack SHARKEY Heavyweight battle I , , See the Brown Bonmher itart. his comeback trail with a sensational three round knock out of the Boston Tar I Shows at 1:45 6:45-9:00 am fjrw n Mats , . . 25o Eves . . , 35c Kiddies . lOo