MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1936.
"PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
. Request to Member Membert of
chapter BE. P. E. O., are requested
to bring garments (or a rummage
tala to 209 Weat Main street Friday
afternoon.
, Licensed To Wed Henry E. Slow
and Alene J. Gold, both of thla city,
were Issued a marriage license at the
Josephine county clerk's office In
Grants Pass yesterday.
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" From Reese Creek E. Hansen of
Reese Creek; transacted business and
called on friends here yesterday.
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On Fishing Trip Wilton White,
Frank Perl and the Rev, E. S. Bartlam
returned this morning from a short
fishing trip.
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Tomlln South John Tomlln left
on the evening train for ,the south
yesterday, bound for Banta Barbara,
leal.
Endrli Away Art Endria was
among those leaving on a northbound
train last night, his destination being
Portland.
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Goes North Margaret Reynolds was
among passengers leaving for the
north by train this morning, her
destination being Spokane, Wn.
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In ..Ashland Bert Luman was
among Medfordltes transacting busi
ness and calling on friends In Ash
land Monday.
Calling Here Out-of-town real
dents calling In Medford today in
cluded Clair Hlgglnbotham of Cen
tral point.
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Here On Buslnesa Business visi
tors In Medford yesterday included
Oeorge Hall of Talent and Mrs. O.
E. Cowden of Eagle Point.
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Attend Meeting LaMurle Beck was
among Medford vlsltora In Ashland
Monday evening. 8he attended a
meeting of the Woodcraft lodge In
' that city.
Ashland Visitors Calling In Med
ford Monday evening were David
Chase and Steve West, both of Ash
land, who attended a business meet
ing here.
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Here From Ashland Among out-of-town
visitors In Medford Monday
were L. B. Ryan,- Mrs. Loren Bush
Dell, Frank Moore, aeorge Spencer
and Mrs. H. H. Painter, all of Ash
land. .
At Clinic Mrs. M. C. Gaston of
Grants Pass and her daughter. Wins
fred, were received at the Osteopathic
hospital this morning, the mother to
undergo a. tonsl'ectomy and the
daughter a minor nose operation.
Frank Bills of Applegate entered the
hospital yesterday for medical care.
Attends Funeral Leland A. Ment
&er, vocational Instructor at Medford
Senior high school, left for Portland
by train last night to attend the
funeral of his mother, Mr. M. B.
Mentzer, who died Monday afternoon
at the home of her daughter. Fun
eral services were to be held thla
afternoon. Mr. Mentzer expected to
return the latter part of the week.
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Classes To start Classes at the
Southern Oregon Normal school In
Ashland will start regular sessions
tomorrow, the early part of thla week
having been taken up with registra
tion and placement examinations,
Reglatratlon figures so far point to
an enrollment Increase of about 10
percent over last year's figures, ac
cording to Walter Redford, president.
Trade Tour Medford Is Included In
the annual tour sponsored by the
trade and commerce department of
the Portland Chamber of Commerce.
Details of the tour are now being
mapped out In Portland, the local
ehamber was Informed today. The
tour will be made between October
13 and 17. Grants Psss, Ashland and
Klamath Falls are also Included In
the Itinerary.
how
$5T rrh.08
A Home, Government
Inspected and Appraised
Timber Products Company
End North Central Avenue
Phone 7
PERSONAL
From South Fork Ben Estes, sup
erintendent of Camp South Fork, con
ferred today with executives of the
Rogue River national forest service
In federal building here.
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Active Club Speaker Max Felree.
president of Medford chapter of the
National Aeronautic association, trao
ed the development of aviation in a
talk given at the weekly dinner
meeting of the Active club In Valen
tlne'a cafe last night. Members of
the Ashland Active club attended the
meeting to make It a Joint session.
William Eberhart and Rolla Reedy
briefly sketched what the Active club
la doing In the Lithta city. Harold
L. Larsen, president of the' Medford
club, presided.
Chorus Rehearsal Jackson County
Teachers chorua will bold a special
rehearsal In the courthouse auditor
ium at 10 o'clock Saturday morning
to prepare for . Its first appearance of
the season at an educational confer
ence to be held aoon In Ashlsnd. In
annouclng the rehearsal, Esther
Church Leake, director, asked that
every member of the chorus make a
special effort to be present so that
plans can be carried forward for the
Ashland recital. Several new mem
bers Joined the organization at Its
first rehearsal of the season last Sat
urday and an unusually successful
year .Is anticipated.
Robert Young Has
Role Rialto Film
Robert Young and Florence Rice
head the cast of "Sworn Enemy."
the new drama based on the notor
ious food market rackets, which plays
on the double bill program with
"Three Married Men" at the Rial to
theatre today and tomorrow.
The currently popular "bad man,'
Joseph Callela, plays an Important
part In "Sworn Enemy." Others In
the east are Lewis Stone, Nat Pen
die ton, Leslie Penton and Harvey
Stephens.
Hollywood's three ace comedians
that forever appear to be too dumb
for starring parts are given their
first opportunity In "Three Married
Men' They ae Roscoe Karns, Wil
liam Frawley and Lynne Overman
Others In this comedy farce of young
married love, and the headaches that
so with It, are Mary Brian, Oeorge
Barbler and Mar J or le Qateson.
Wage Controversy
Aired In Ashland
A representative of the state labor
commission at palem was scheduled
to be present today at hearing In
Ashlsnd Into the wage controversy
existing between the Howard &
Christy sawmill, in the Dead Indian
district, and 68 employes. The work
ers claim they have approximately
7000 due and owing In unpaid
wages.
The workers will be represented at
the hearing by Deputy District Attor
ney Oeorge W. Nellson, who states
that most of the claimants are men
with families, and In need of their
back psy.
LONGEVOUS
Edward McOlnley, 108 years old, took
a little walk recently, returned to
the Arizona Pioneers Home, sought
his bed, announced that he was go
, lng on a long Journey ,snd peace
fully passed.
He drove mules, cussed, drank, danc
ed and died.
Too bad I If he bad resided In the
Rogue River Valley, where we have
the Best Climate and Finest Water
In the World, he might have lived
to a ripe old age.
FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS
BANK
(Member Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation)'
P. S. For further Information, write
to Art Perry, Humorist, Cllmatolo
glst and Rogue Valley Enthusiast.
We Will
Show You
you can have
a new
$5000 HOME
for Only
A
MONTH
Western Thriller
A screen program that should prove
of more than ord 1 nary 1 n te rest to
show-goers opens a three day run at
the Crater! an theatre tomorrow with
the showing of "The Texas Rangers."
snd a Mickey Mouse cartoon in color.
"Alpine Climbers," on the same bill.
The organization of men whose
work was largely responsible for mak
ing a unified, law-abiding state out
of a sprawling region of early Texas
L
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Registration figures at the Senior
high school yesterday afternoon
showed" a total of 681 students at
tending classes at the present time,
which Is an Increase of about 10 per
cent over enrollment at the end of
the third week last year. Principal
C. O. Smith pointed out that these
figures cannot be taken as complete
by any means, as many of the stu
dents are still employed In the fruit
harvest and will be for several days.
Between 60 and 70 of the students
registered last year who are expected
to return this fall have not reported
as yet.
Girls outnumber boys 342 as against
313, which Is about the same pro
portion existing last year, Smith said.
The junior class, with 148 boys and
113 girls, is the largest In the school.
This is due, Smith explained, to the
fact that mid-year students must
drop back Into junior classification
each year In order to graduate in
June instead of January, which the
greater number elects to do.
The sophomore class follows the
Junior In size with 93 boys and 131
girls, the seniors trailing with 73 boys
and 108 girls. Post-graduate students
number 36. It was noted that only
the senior class has any appreciable
amount of unit action and organiza
tion, and that the others are fre
quently shifting about according to
total credits so that class distinctions
have become comparatively unim
portant In the last few years.
For the first time in several years
Spanish Is being taught In the Med
ford schools this year. A beginning
class was organized In the Junior
high school with the senior high to
follow next year. The geology lecture
course Instituted at the Senior high
school last year as a semester class
has been extended over the entire
year with B. R. Finch as Instructor.
Enrollment In other city schools
has also been Increasing since open
ing date but exact figures are not
available at present.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m.
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Stated Communication of
Reames Chapter O. E. S.
jKjtfSt Tnursaay evening, sept.
night and initiation. Vis
iting members welcome.
HATTIE M. ALDEN. Secy.
For First Aid in reller
ma rnrnmnn L.t - 1 1
ments or skin Injuries
always rely on
Tomorrow Thurll
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JOHM HAIUDAY
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And Micke y Mouse
Is Immortalized In "The Texas Rang
ers." hailed as the outstanding out
door adventure drama since "The
Covered Wagon."
Filled with action and the color
of the early days along the Pan
handle, the picture features a cast
headed by such favorite as Fred
MacMurray, Jack Oakle, Jean Parker.
Lloyd Nolan, Edward Ellis and Bcn
nie Bnrtlett. It was actually filmed
10 PILE CHARGE
A complaint charging Involuntary
manslaughter was to be filed today
by the district attorney against Mau
rice James (Jimmy) French, held in
the county Jail as the driver of the
Automobile in which Miss Edith
Barry of Adel, Oregon, was killed last
Saturday night, when tho car hurtled
from the Pacific highway, a short
distance north of Jackson Hot
Springs. t
A coroner's Jury sitting at Ash
land, Monday afternoon, found that
French was driver of the death car.
Liquor and excessive speed were fixed
by the coroner's Jury as cause of the
accident.
Relatives of French living In Jose
phine county, appeared yesterday
and sought his release on bonds. The
district attorney said the minimum
Visits'
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The howling Comedy riot of tlireO "hen
pecked" hubbies who thought their wives
were using them for human guinea pigs!!!
ROSCOE KARNS . WILLIAM
FRAWLEY . LYNNE OVERMAN
Mary Brian - (ienrge Barblpr Marjorle Oateon
Cartoon Coming
in outdoor locations in Texas and
New Mexico.
Walt Disney's famous cartoon char
acters, Mickey Mouse, takes Donald
Duck and Pluto to the Alps for a
bit of high climbing with highly
hilarious results In "Alpine Climb
ers." which many critics have Judged
to be one of the moat original of
all Disney cartoons, and one of the
funniest.
recommendation for bonds would be
$2500.
A bill designating h a holiday wha.
Is now Labor day was approved June
38. 1B94. by President Cleveland after
agitation began in 1883.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED 14 or 3 II. p. singlo phase
electric motor. Auto Beauty Shop.
FOR SALE A-l large Jersey cow. Ex
cellent family cow. Otto Shlde,
Buckshot Road.
FOR SALE 30-30 model 65 Winches
ter, 13 gauge model '07 Winchester
and other guns. 523 Edwards.
HAVE 5 -room modern house In good
repair, close to school. $1800.00
$300 cash, balance like rent.
WANTED Good mountain ranch,
some free water, near open range,
good Improvements, aboxit $5000.00.
E. COULD, The Acreage Man
403 West Jackson Street
FOR SALE At loss than second hand
prices; AH kinds of pipe, used
bricks, doors, windows, and other
maWifll. See Carl Borg or H.
Flunrer at building remodeling at
corner Main and Central.
Today &Thur!
HERE'S ANOTHER
SMASH PROGRAM!
She got to
the bottom
of gangdom
by flirting
with their
king . . . the
my i terious
"man with
the can el"
FOR SALE or RENT 3 -room furn
ished, modern house, close in.
Phone 95-R e-enlngs.
FOR SALE or TRADE For heifer or
car. 1400 lb. work horse. Vern
Ouches. Phone 857 -U
FOR SALE By Owner, three-room
moaern nome, cast side. $300 down
and $17 per month on balance.
Including interest. Price $900 on
terms. $750 cash. Call at 118 Wil
lamette Ave.
FOR RENT Two front sleeping
rwms, cl ou, sa.ou nioiun, uioso in.
Phone 1434-J.
FOR SALE See that nice rooming
nouse at 525 North Riverside for
only $2500. on terms, a real buv.
Also at 1204 Weat 10th Street is
a 4 -room house, furnished, and on
corner lot for only $1000.
See or phone Clarence Pierce.
Medford, for appointment to seo
either of these Investment
FOR SALE Typewriter, doll bupTgles.
mirrors, davenport set. beds,
springs, mattresses. Everything a
household needs. 106 So. Grape St.
COMPLETE ROOFINQ SERVICE
Composition, Shingles and Built-up
roofs. Phone 640. Free estimate.
Easv monthlv payments. ROOUE
RIVER ROOFING CO., 133 West
Main. .
CERTAINLY as good as the best Auto
rennismng. any kind. uu no. Kiver
slde. Auto Beauty Shop.
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I FDFRFB F19H' vm H"gl1 Herbert
LtfCKCK JyiJylUy Roland Young
TOMORROW!
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' :' I . I "UYtl" 1 Vnu of action ... knowing no fear
,,r ; I - . recognizing no odds
. J . . . . . riding, flgntlng . . .
' I girl who nt the rZ of h( ,
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f ; . 1 . face tho (langrra J r
.w' 4 nf a nllrt. lawloM I -
.. .if? i I fronllpr . . that IV 1 .
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FOR SALE 3 A-l saddle horses. 3
good work horses. Priced to sell.
1615 N. Riverside.
DON'T FOROET The Riverside Mar
ket Is still Potato Headquarters.
Tonight and tomorrow, 50 lbs. U. S.
No. 2's, 69c.
WANTED Capable young woman,
housework and assist with children.
Good home and . wages. Phons
930-W or write Box 6547. Tribune,
giving age. experience and refer
ences. 79 ACRES 2l'j miles off Pacific
Highway, Irrigated, mostly free wa
ter. Good 8-room house, cement
foundation, large barn, family orch
ard, several large English walnut
trees, running water, a real home
and a good farm. Only $4600. Two
cowa and calf.
L. G. PICKELL
204 E. Mnln
CARD
READINGS
Madame A. Mueller. Honest and
Reliable with best or references.
723 Sherman Street, Phone 965-J-K
Readlngi 50c and 91-00. Advt
FOR SALE; Fresh cow, four heifers.
O At M Store, Jacksonville Hy and
FOR RENT Large, heated apartment.
Private. 518 8. Oakdale.
FOR SALE or TRADI3 320 acres of
farm land. 6 miles from Cereal,
Alberta, for Medford property or
acreage. Mrs. J. W. Qustafson,
J'vlll Highway, Box 124.
IS EPILEPSY INHERITED?
CAN IT BE CURED?
A booklet containing th opfnlmi of famous
dtvlon n this interciting subject wilt be
nit FREE, whilfl they hit, to oy rea-ter
writing1 to the Educational DivUioti, 5$1
J- .fth Avenue, New York, N. Y Dei. S-H04
CANDLE-LITE fl
SALE
Friday and Saturday
Sept. 25 and 26
HUMANE SOCIETY
Holland Hotel Bldg.
6th and Fir
Mats . 26c
Eves . 35c
Kids . 10c
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