MEDFCTRP MAIL TRIBUNE. "MEUEORr). OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1936.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
From Trail Mr. and Mra. Ivan
Smith of Trail er transacting busl
nj and calling on Irianda hre to
day. To school Robart Spalding of
Ashland and Medford left yesterday
morning for Palo Alto. Cal., where
he will re-enter Stanford university
To Iowa Mra. L. E. Wllltama left
on the morning train for the north
today, en route to Des Moines, Iowa,
for a visit.
Kelly North Col. E. E. Kelly was
among those leaving on the north
bound train laat night, hla destina
tion being Salem where he will make
ft short business visit.
Tonsils Excised Mra. E. O. Walden
of 715 North Riverside avenue un-
derwent an operation for the removal
of her tonslla at the Osteopathic hos
pital this morning.
Off To College Gerald Fitzgerald
and Ralph Ellla were today registered
as freshmen at Oregon State college
In Corvallis. They left here the lat
ter part of last seefc.
Railroad Man Here Charles Bur
nett, representative of the Rock la
land railroad, transacted business
here yesterday. He returned to Port
land hendquartera last night.
Vacations Here Mra. Bertie L. Max
tin, manager of the re-einployment
service In Josephine county, returned
to work there yesterday after spend
ing part of her vacation in Medford.
Prill Tonight Company A and
headquartera company, 186th infant
ry will hold a apeclal drill In the
Medford armory at 8 o'clock tonight
The assembly waa called to make
up for a practice missed during the
summer vacation period. AU members
were requested by officers to report
for the drill tonight.
Radio Club Meeting Rogue Valley
Radio club will hold ft regular meet
ing in Medford armory at 8 o'clock
tomorrow night. Talks on the devel
opment of aviation radio will be
given by aeorge R. Johnson, bureau
of air commerce, and Ken Williams,
United Air Lines. Anyone Interested
In radio was Invited to attend the
meeting.
Puppy ' Exhibit Three Pekinese
puppies, eight weeks old. will be plac
ed on display Saturday by Mrs. Oolda
Walters at the Monarch Seed Feed
company, Sixth and Bartlett atreeta.
Pekinese dogs are said to be com
paratively rare In the Rogue valley
and it was expected the exhibit would
attract considerable attention. Mrs.
' Walters and her son came to Med
ford recently from Topeka, Kansas.
They plan to make their home here.
To Probe Dispute H. L. Elrey of
Salem, ft representative of the atate
labor commission, arrived laat night
to conduct an Investigation of the
wage dispute between 68 workers snd
operators of the Howard Christy
sawmill In the Dead Indian district.
A way Is sought, the district attor
ney said, whereby the employees will
receive the pay alleged to he due
them. He stated the amount of the
waee Indebtedness was "close to
B0O0.'
HEART FAILURE 2
TIMES GREATER
IN FAT FOLKS
BAYS MEDICALAUTHORITy
Tncurance companies constantly
irarn too much fat puts an added
strain on th heart overweight peo
ple are more liable to high blood
pressure. Indigestion, diabetes. Kid
ney, liver and heart disorders.
So If you want to help yourwlf live
to a ripe old age and enjoy robust
health get rid or that dangerous bur
den of fat this easy safe way:
Cut down on fat meats, butter.
cream find sugary sweat. Eat more
fruit and vegetables. Take & half
teaApoonful of Kruschen Salts In a
glass of hot water first thing every
morning to aid proper elimination.
Kruschen helps Important body or
gans to work normally It eliminates
excess poisons and waste from both
UPPER and LOWER bowel Insures
blissful dally bowel action no purg
ing or harsh cathartic helps keep
tou feel in fine and fit dsv In and
out. Jar lasts for weeks and costs
but few cents.
Don't Josh
Yourself
SENSIBLE folks cannot be
be deluded Into "wish
having", or blinded by
political pecuniary panacea.
They know that financial se
curity can be achieved only
thru thrift and wise Invest
ment of their savings In safe,
time-tried Institutions such ss
this. We would like to help
you, too.
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Undergoes Operation Prank Char
boneau of Marshfleld underwent a
major operation at Sacred Heart hos
pital this morning. He was reported
resting comfortably this afternoon.
Representatives Here H. J. Nelson,
representative of the Illinois-Central
railroad, and W, D. Stubbs. western
traffic manager of the line., called
on local agents yesterday.
Teachers Meeting The primary
teachers council of Jackson county
will meet at 1:30 p. m. Saturday In
the courthouse auditorium', it was
announced today. The meeting was
originally announced for Friday.
Portland Visitor Carl Culver of
Portland, district freight agent for
the American Mall line and the Blue
Star line, transacted business here
yesterday. He returned north last
night.
Visiting Here Mrs. Carrie McAllis
ter of New Hope Is among Medford
visitors this week, being the guest of
her daughter. She expects to return
to her home near Grants Pass this
week-end.
In Hospital J. H. Fletcher, secretary-manager
of the Medford Federal
Savings & Loan association, wns to
day reported progressing satisfactorily
at Community hospital where he has
been receiving medical treatment
since Tuesday.
Flying South Ralph Schlsler,
manager of the Schlsler -Schumacher
Produce company of Los Angeles, ar
rived at municipal airport this aft
ernoon In his Stlnson ship. Accom
panied by Mrs. Schlsler, he was en
route from Portland to Los Angeles
GUN REPAIRS. Expert gunsmiths
Sims Bros.. 83 N Fir. Gun sights.
Return Showing
Marline Dietrich unci Uary coupe'r
are co-starred for the first time since
"Morocco" in "Desire." the enthralling
mystery drama of International Jewel
thieves, which plays a return engage
ment at the Roxy theater today and
tomorrow only. John Halllday, Wil
liam Ftawley and Alan Mowbray head
the cast of supporting players.
At Craterian
The exasperated "quack-quacking"
of Donald Duck la hesrd once again
In the Mickey Mouse cartoon, "Alpine
Climbers," playing on the same pro
gram with "The Texaa Rangers."
opening three-day run today at the
Craterian theater. Pluto. Mickey's
ever-faithful pal, Is the third mem
ber of the mountain climbers who
have s hectic time of It before they
get hack to more level terrain.
Famous Picture Coming Here Soon
'CANDLE-LITE' SALE TO
OPEN AT 10 TOMORROW
All types of clothing, household and
personal articles at the lowest pos
sible prices will go on sale at 10 a.
m. tomorrow In the Hotel Holland
i building In a "candle-lite" sale put
on by the Jackson County Humane
society. A principal purpose of the
sale Is to give opportunity to those
residents of the vicinity who must
buy cheaply, according to officers of
the organization.
Direct rrom its record road sKowV Ernest Cossart. NaT-Pendleton. Har-
engagements, "The Great Zlegfeld"
opens Its popular price local run Sun
day at the Craterian theater, with
William Powell, Myrna Loy and Louise
Ralner heading the giant cast In the
roles of Flo Zlegfeld, Blllle Burke and
Anna Held, respectively. .
Others In featured parts Include
Frank Morgan, Fannie Brlce, Virginia
Bruce, Reginald Owen, Ray Bolger.
rlet Hector, Joseph Caw thorn and
many of the famous stars who actu
ally were featured In the Zlegfeld
Follies. Beautiful girls naturally play
an Important part in the production
as do several famous melodies and
new song hits, gorgeous and spectacu
lar dance numbers, all Interwoven
with the story of a man's life that
reads like a falrv tale.
Bring your poultry feeding prob
lems to F. E. Samson Co. Sat., Sept.
36. A representative of the Triangle
Milling Co. will be there all day to
advise you.
Ellis Knowles, an official of the
U.S.Q.A., haa been i active In golf
tournament play since 1005.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE! 3 weaner pigs. 4 feeders.
3 six months old. ready to fatten;
9 turkey pullet from 'first hatch
Inquire before noon, 736 Alder St
WANTED A man to work In Med
ford Auto Camp. Phone 417.
WANTED i"TO BUY 6 -room dwelling
from owner, close In. Must he bar
gain. About S2.000. Give street
number and price In reply. P. O.
Box 696. Medford.
FOR RENT Large, heated apartment
Private. M8 8. Onkdale.
WITHIN 3 BLOCKS OF POST OFFICE i FOR SALE Lily of the Valley an
4-ROOM home rented lor $1760
per month, all paving and assess
ments paid. Price $1,000.00. Easy
terms to right buyer.'
ALSO
MODERN, suburban home with
Medford water. Just outside clt
limits. 4 acres irrigated, 100 Ftlbeit
trees, peaches and apricots. A real
buy at $a750.0O on terms.
ALSO
30 ACRES on Bear Creek, 6 mlloa
from Medford. 2& acres in cultiva
tion, excellent soil, 6-room mod
ern house; large barn; other out
buildings. Ideal for dairy and clt
versified forming. Price 3750.00
Easy terms.
CHARLES A WING AGENCY. INC.
109 E. Main St. Phone 728
WANTED A 4 or 6-room, modern
home In or near Medford. Will pay
cash. Box 6571, Tribune.
WANTED Girl for housework. Room,
board and wages. Apply 312 So.
Orange.
HELP WANTED INVESTMENT
Offering exclusive sales rights for
Medford and surrounding territory
on newly developed communication
systemv Individual must possess
sales ability -and be financially re
sponsible. Business obtained in oni
month luily justifies the $400.00
necev-arv to handle our proposi
tion, write Box 6570. Tribune.
FOR SALE Brown enamel Supcrfex
oil heater, complete with drums.
344 S. Central.
RUMMAGE Snle by Chapter B. E.,
P. E. O. Saturday, September 26th,
nt 200 West Main.
Iris roots, perennial Phlox and
Oriental Poppy plants, etc. 343
North Grape.
WANTED Girl or woman for genera)
housework. Three adults. Refer
ences required. Phone 1093.'
FOR RENT or BALE Modern 7 -room I
and bath house, 5 acres. On high- i
way, 1 ml, S. Talent. Gould's.
1033 FORD tudor. Reconditioned mo
tor, newly painted, real value $395.
1026 Chevrolet pickup. Very good
motor and tires. See this. Priced
to sell, only $69.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Bartlett and Eighth St.
FOR SaTeTARK DlTlOIOUS
RED APPLES. $1.40 per box.
SGOBEL & DAY
South Fir
CERTAINLY as good as the best Auto
reflntshing, any kind. 608 So. River
side. Auto BMUtV Shop.
NOW OPEN FOR
THE SEASON
ROLLER
SKATING
Largo Floor, Music
MEDFORD ARMORY
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Buck Jones On Rialto Double Bill
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Buck Jones brings a new type of
western to his fans In "Ride 'Em
Cowboy," which play at the Rialto
theater tomorrow and Saturday on
the double feature program with
"Seven Sinners," featuring Edmund
Lowe and-Constance Cummtngs.
In "Rtde 'Em Cowboy." Buck plays
the hard-fisted son of the west who
trades his horse for a racing car. He
races pell-mell Into hurried action
and love as he chases his new gas
buggy over the western plains.
'Seven Sinners' Is the dramatic
comedy of two American detectives
on the trail of seven international
crooks who lead them hilariously
across two continents and Into love.
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WW SWELLEST ROLES YET!
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2 Of Our Greatest Hits They End Tonight I
"O MARRIED "SWORN
O MEN" ENEMY"
Sons of battle!
sons of glory! out of
the flaming heart
of Texas
RIDE THE
RANGERS!
The thundering epic of
the band of iron-hearted
men who dared a whole
Indian nation, who con- J$
quered outlaw rule, wh6
lived, who loved. reck
lessly, gallantly, and who
built with their own
courage and their good
six-guns a homeland for
the women they loved on
America's last frontier.
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JEHN PR RKER
LLOYD NOLAN EDWARD
ELLIS BENNIE BARTLETT
Produced and V
directed by &f
glorious
romance!
galloping
action ! ! !
powerful
Vjjf spectacle!
SEE 18 Rangers
stand off hundreds
of murderous Co
manches in the
'great battle of the
boulders.
SEE the burning
of the settler's
cabin as the
redskins apply the
torch of war.
SEE the great In
dian encampment'
thousands of war. s
crazed tribesmen in
savage war dance;
SEE the man-hunt
through the bush as
a lone Ranger hunts
a crazed killer.
SEE the great
Stage holdup, the
bank holdup, the
train holdup, as
bandits defy the
Rangers.
SEE the Indian at
tack on the
church, with
flaming
arrows.
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Mfr rfflir&P; - on the march - a H
a w tfJfr'itW1 I whoIe reimcnt r
a Ww' crossing the pIains t
:to defy the Indians.- ,
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Starts Today m rrlfnm CI For 3 Days!
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