Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 15, 1936, Page 7, Image 7

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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Shopping Here Miss Helen Hughes
of Trail was shopping and transact
ing business In Medford today.
Icenhower Here George Icenhower
of Ashland called on friends and
business acquaintances here yester
day. From Applf at Among out-of-town
butlnesa v 11 tors in Medford to
6y WU E. J. Brown of the Appl
g&te district.
a
Shaffer Vllt Henry Shaffer w&&
among MmUokT vlftltor in Ashland
Tuesday where he attended to tausl
nM matter.
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From A&oland 8. A- Peters of
Aihland made several business calls
to thta city yesterday, tie returned
home In the afternoon.
To Taoma Miss Bess Redfleld was
among those leaving on the north
bound train this morning, her dea
ttnatlon being Tacoma, Wash.
Call In Ashland Medford callera In
Aahland Tuesday Included Mr. and
Mrs. David Wheeler and daughter
Marjorls, who transacted business
while there.
Attend Session Mrs. Rozella Doug
aa and Mrs. Grant Thrasher of Orante
pate were In Medford .yesterday to
attend an executive session of the
W. C. T. U.
Plan Sale Plana are being oom
pitted by the Daughters of Union
Veterans of the Civil war for a rum'
mage sale to be held Saturday, Octo
ber 17, at 114 North Prr-nt street,
next to Tounga garage.
P.-T. A. Meet The Jackson school
Parent-Teacher association will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
meeting la to be In the form of a
"nound" oirtv with each attendant
aaked to bring a pound of some staple
grocery for the school kitchen. A
iPjjfOgram will be offered.
Tourist Travel Meeting Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce la
Sponsoring a meeting to be held In
council chambers at city ball at 7:30
tonight to map out a fJvo-year pro
gram designed to Increase tourist
travel In southern Oregon. The
eh amber's tourist,- convention, pub
licity, roads and highways and fish
and game committees will attend.
with O. 0. Brlggs presiding. Olen
Arnsplger, chamber president, will
aive a brief Introductory talk. Those
directly Interested In tourist travel
specially resort owners and man
acera, are Invited to attend and aid
the chamber by expressing Ideas
which may be worked into the gen
eral plan.
BASIS OF ACTION BY
.ERNESTS!
(Continued from Page On.)
trom Buckingham palace, official
jesldence of King Edward. Simpson
moral into nil military club.
"TIM case will not be defended."
Simpson authorised the Associated
Press to say for him.
The slender, beautiful royal com
panion. In opening the divorce pro
ceedings, hss followed In the foot
step, of her friend, the former Thel
ma Morgan of New York who di
vorced Viscount rumens In January.
SOW, on misconduct charges.
lady Furness opened the way for
Mrs. Simpson to enter King Edward's
Intimate, circle of friends by an In
troduction to the British monsreh.
Pending the calling of the suit.
Simpson was expected to continue
bis actlvltlea as head of the London
office of Simpson, Spencer and
Young, commercial brokers.
Mrs. Simpson, It was predicted,
will continue to appear In the pres
I ence of King Edward,
ft- The name of the king, under no
v circumstances, will be mentioned
during the Ipswich hearing. It was
declared, nor will any reference to
. . . . . .. . . mm the
the menasmp -
feminine petitioner be made.
Simpson and his wife, their friends
asserted, will rcmsin "amicable." In
much the same way American film
stars continue friendship after being
divorced.
Democrats Protest
Position On Ballot
PORTLAND. Oct. 15. ( AP) Ac
tt Democratic objections to the Re
i publican party's "first plsce" post-
tlon on me mujiuu...... -
tat may find expression In the
courts here this week.
John W. Kaate, attorney and
Democrat, said he would Initiate
-. i - . n Nwrnd A
A. Bailey, clerk, to list legislative
WARNS 45 YEAR
OLDERSWHOARE
20 LBSJOO FAT
EAT THE RIOHT FOOD
AXD EAT FOOD RIOHT
If you're StoS0 and about 10
-ound, overweight watch outl Med
teil autborlUes say you've got much
ieu chance of living to s ripe old
at, as people of normal weight. ,
If not for besuty's sske then for
your HEALTH'S sske surt reducing
ht sway. But mske sure you use .
SAPS method. TBouMnrU hmve ob
Uloed marvelous results doing txis.
Cut down on fat m.Mts, butier
cream and susary sweeta. Eat more
rruTTand T"iV. ,5
t.Mpoonful of Kruschen Salts In
ilasiof hot wswr fir?t thing every
morning to help proper elimination
of harmful eacess potions and waste.
Kruschen acta on both UPPER and
LOWER bowel insures bUsafuI dally
bowel action without purging orberss
cathartics and helps keep you feeling
inne. fit and full of pep toward a
V)pe old aie. Jar lajta for weeks and
eosta but taw cent.
Bualntss Visitor Carl Harris of
Ashland was among out-of-town busi
ness visitors here Tuesday.
Here on Business Marvin Stevens
of Ashland called on friends and
transacted business here yesterday.
From Applegate Among out-of-
town visitors In Medford this week
to attend recreation school were Mrs.
Katharine Denser, Mrs. Wallace Haa
klns and Mrs. L. C. Port, all of the
Applegate district.
Former Resident 111 Miss Char
lotte fiwltzer, formerly of thle valley
and now residing In Ban Francisco,
Is seriously 111 in a sanitarium, it
was learned here today. She visited
In Medford and Ashland last sum
mer and has many friends here.
Return Home Mrs. Fred Soop and
two daughters, Florence Marie and
Daisy be lie, left this morning by tro;:.
to return to their home m Sanborn,
Iowa, after spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mosher, parent3
of Mrs, Soop, at Central point. They
will stop for a visit with friends In
Idaho where they will be met by Mr.
Soop and continue home.
Visiting Here Dr. Edwin Soder-
strom and family are In Medford vis
iting Dr. Soderstrom's father, C. E.
Soderstrom, proprietor of the River
side apartments. Dr. Soderstrom has
just completed an advance course at
the Mayo clinic, Rochester, Minn. He
will go with his family to Merced.
Cel., where ho will start practice as
a physician and surgeon.
-
In City Court John Roy. 54, ar
rested last night by city police on a
charge of being drunk m a public
place, drew a 10-day suspended sen
tence In city court this morning. C.
O. Leaverton, 66, arrested on a sim
ilar chargo, was released on J10 bail
Don L. Springer, 47, chnrged with
being drunk In a theater, was fined
$10 on his plea of guilty.
Harrvll is Vlfcltor Joe Harrell, Jr .
former Medford resident, returned to
his home In Eugene this morning
after spending the night here. He
arrived at municipal airport yesterdiy
in a Travelfllr. He brought to Med
ford State Police Sgt. H. W. Howard,
who replaces Sgt. O. A. MacKinnon,
the latter having been transferred
recently to the Klamath Falls head
quarters. Mr. Barrel! is a brother
of Ned Harrell, who graduated from
Annapolis and la now a lieutenant
In the navy, and Ben Harrell. who
was graduated from West Point and
la now a lieutenant In the army. All
three were graduated from Medford
high school. Their father. Joe Har
rell, Sr., still resides hero.
candidates In alphabetical order. As
the dominant party In the county,
tho Republican names are printed
first with the Democrat second and
the Independents third.
Harriet Mc Arthur
Pioneer Of State
Dies In Portland
PORTLAND, Oct. 18. (AP) Ore
gon lost one of Its best-known pio
neers last night with the death of
Mrs. Harriet McArthur, 85, the
daughter of a former United States
senator and mother of a congres-
man.
Mrs. McArthur, a native of Rlck
reall. waa the daughter of Col. James
w. Nesmlth. senstor from 1881 until
1887 and later a congresman. Her
son. the late C. N. McArthur, served
as United States representative from
the third Oregon district from 1015
to 1923.
Mrs. McArthur was one . of the
founders of the Oregon State Hlitor'
leal society and was long ldontlflcd
with the Oregon Pioneer sssoclatlon
Her memory of enrly time In the
northwest provided much material
for writers.
Save middleman's profit from mak
er to you. Klein tho Tailor, upstairs
POR PERSONAL LOANS OP Ail
KITOS W E Thomas 4s 8 Central
"DENTI RE STATIC" A
FALSE TEETH
niVE-AWAY
Whv tll the whole town you wer
thewn hv allowlns: loose plates tocauae
mumbling, hissing speech, or to click j
or pop oui f rrto i fid i n. nw ini
provpd powder, arlps plates tight for
34 hours. Special alkaline content
prevents sore gums. denUire breath
Taetela. No nausea. Get PASTE ETH
at any drug store. When mouth tis
sues rhsnee. see vour rinHnt.
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ANYTIME I
KtDOIUi I
Today & Friday!
SttE WENT HER "OOP"
FRIEND ONE BETTER!
SHE HIT THE HEADLINES.
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Brilliant Stars in Sunday Craterian Picture
Joan Crawford, as she appears In
the title role of "The Gorgeous Hus
sy." together with four of the men
who play pivotal roles In the dra
Jimmy Dunn
r
,: JLes .w
The loveliness surrounding Jimmy
Dtinn In "Two-Flsted Gentleman,"
which plays at tho Rialto theater to
morrow and Saturday on the double
bill program with Gene Autry and
Smiley Burnette In "Oh, Susanna," Is
m 8X ft . - 'It
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matic story of the innkeeper's daugh
ter who became the toast of Wash
ington during the picturesque Jack
aonlan era. shown with the star are
Robert Taylor fis "Bow" TliubcrUke.
in Rialto Film
9
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5. i
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June Cinvworth on the left and Mu
riel Evans on the right.
The story of "Two-Flsted Gontle
man" Is tho saga of a palooka leather-
pusher who skidn to fistic oblivion
via the night club route. More spe
cifically It 1b the tale of Mickey
S 11 r. '
nvim
in
"eSB n pa ira? mi pra
JUNE CLAYWORTH
Thursion Hall George McKay
: PLUS:
Ride the trail of adven
ture with your favorite
singing starsl
BURNETTE and "CKAMPION"
SMD IMOK Sittwo ,INOWO StMS"OH, Of THC OUTM
THE LIGHTCHUST DOUGHBOYS
- l Iliirry! ThPY F.nd Tonlte!
Turn
"Gentleman From
Louisiana"
Lionel Barrymore as Andrew Jackson.
Franchot Tone aa John Eaton and
Melvvn Douglas aa John Randolph.
The picture cornea to th Oraterlan
theater Sunday for a three -day run
Blske, a trim, courageous fighter
managed by the brains of tho fm
lly, his ring-wise wife. Thurston Hall
and George McKay also have Im
portant parts.
SpecnUly featured In "Oh, Sue-
anna" are the Light Crust Dough
boys, popular hlll-btlly entertainers
from the sunny south. The plotuta
more than gtvee Gene Autry and
Smiley Burnette a chance to use their
vocal cords, and according to advance
reporu, in the right way, too.
Stated communion tlon
Medford Lodge No. 103, A
P. Si A. M., Friday, October
18th. 7:30 p. m. visitors
welcome. O. O. HORNER
E. M. WILSON, Secy. W. M
DANCE
Royal Neighbors Good Time Dance
Saturday. Oct. 17th, at the U. S. Hall
Jacksonville. Sllva's Orchestra. Ad
mission. Gentlemen 40c, Ladles 10c
Come Eats Dance, till 2,
if
ft' 1
Mat-25c Eves -
Kiddies a Dime
mswi m,i ' it 1 1 um w ffsyj
''rCs!SL, l''(V "?(. -VV'"1 !'"' ' r- ' .With'
Shows at 1 46 1 ' ?iM J
6:45 . 9:00 'K'V $1 7
"THE MARCH OF TIME"
IMKIinlP. MIXODIB NEHK EVRNTS I , K'6" " ; " V " "';C
By Ceo. irerson
The Towiuend meeting Friday eve
ning st the K. P. hall promlsoe to
be full of dynamite and a few earth
quakes, therefore all who attend are
requested, in the words of the west
ern story, to "leave their guns with
the. bartender.'' Any Townsendtte
away will bo apt to (eel sorry.
After tho business meeting, or
rather "If 'and "when" the ttusl
new meeting ends there will be en
tertainment and a dance to fill oui
tho evening as this is the meeting of
Medford club No. j) which, never quits
until midnight and niter that It is
early.
Joan Bennett Has
Role Roxy Picture
Joan Bennett, charming blonde
star, and Cary Grant, handsome,
virile leading man, form the romantic
combination featured in "Big Brown
Eyes." which plays at the Roxy thea
ter today and tomorrow only.
It's the story of ft wise -cracking
manicurist who sees all and knows
all, and 6f how she helps her boy
friend, a detective, solve a series of
crimes that have baffled the city.
Join
ETHEL WYN B HOFFMANN'S
Hosiery Olub.
Cver; 13th pair free. i
Tune in KSL every evening.
clay thru Friday, a p.m.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LARGE PLANER BLOCKS from the Big
Mill, only M.43 per load. Tel.
Central Point Wood Yard.
WANTED From 10 to 20 acre. Some
must be river or creek bottom land
Must produce, clover, corn or alfalfi
Writn c .0. Hoover, lit. 1, Box 221
Lomlta, Cal.
POH SALE BY OWNER Oood paylna
business and auteco business build
ing, 113 ft. frontage on Pacific Hwy..
- 156 ft. frontage on side street. Nhw
modern 5-room residence In renr
All clear, Well worth S1COO0. Will
sell for ,3,000 cash. 1(103 N. River
side, Medford, Ore. '
FOR SALE Young
Inquire Texaco f
Point.
Guernsey bull,
itatlon, Centrnl
light a Cold ?
To help end it sooner,
rub throat and chest with
VICK
35e
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EXTRA! LATEST ISSUE
WORK WANTED by middle-aged sin
gle man; experienced muxer ana
teamster, H. E, Royae, Midway
Four Corners,
WANTED Girl for housowork. Tel.
1487-J or write Box 630, Tribune.
WAITRESS WANTED Must be neat
and courteous. Box 62d, Tribune.
FOR RENT 5-room house.
Lake Ave.
WANTED Cheap car In
lion. 07 Marie bi.
LOOKING for a business? We have
good reataurant, barber and beauty
shop, several filling stations, tour
ist camps. Call or write, for dt!
scrtpttvo list. Tengwald Agency.
135 W. Main.
WANTED Girl for housework; go
home nights. Call No. 20 Glen Oak
Court or phone 1147-J.
6EE Pag 10 for list of Used Tires
now being sold at Clearance Prices
at Lewis super service riauon.
FOR SALE Lesse on service station
and grocery and cabins, on Crater
Lake highway, phone 83 between
9 a. m. and 6 p. m.
FOR SALE One pony and one cow.
ueo. Lasaue. Eagle point, box 47
Route 1.
DR1VINO to Oakland Friday. Call
1345-J or seo Rankin Estes at 17
South Front.
IF YOUR OAR is not finished right
at Auto ucauty shop tntre a be no
FOR SALE or trade for furniture, one
fine Roth violin with bow and
leather cane; slide trombone, E-flat
and baritone horns. Mrs. L. W
Tame. Talent. Ore.
SMALL furnished house, 134 S. Ivy,
FREE Fine reflector type floor lamp
If you puroliaae your piano THIS
WEEK at the Baldwin Piano
Shoppe.
GOOD electric radio, perfect condl
tlon. good aa new, tao. Fine guitar,
like new, $5. Baldwin Piano Shoppe
FOR SALE Pepp aft a die (or work)
horse, 7, about U3Q. 9100, Steve Nye,
Anderson road.
Turkey Fattening Mash
, $2.20 per cwt.
INGREDIENTS:
Oround Corn, Ground Hurley, around Ont, Ground
Wheat, Fish Mrnl and Meat Meal
ANALYSIS:
Min. 14 Crude Protein Mnx. 6!4 Crude Fiber
Min. 4 Crude Fat Max. 4j Crude Ash
Manufactured by ! ' '
F. E. SAMSON CO.
880 N. Klverslde Phone tit
Starting Today for 3 Days
THRILLS . . Flying the World Mightiest Ocean I
DRAMA . . Human Heroos Fighting Death in the Skies I
ROMANCE . . Love that Spells Courage and Baorificel
It's the Topi in Air Thrills That Never Let You Down I
ROSS ALEXANDER-BEVERLY ROBERTS
HUMPHREY BOGART-MARIE WILSON
Joseph Croharc Jesaph King-Addison Richard
Actually Filmed At the Clipper
Ships' Base , . . Alameda Airport
1 s"ZZ2 qSi
SEES NEW DODGE
LARCHMONT, N. Y. "I've Just
bad a preview of the car that's built to
order for my family and pocketbook,"
says c. Dewm Kogers, jr. if, tne
new 1937 Dodge. It's bigger and room
ier, with a lot of new safety features
that mean real security for my wile and
children. I'll venture to say that there'll
be thouaanda who'll want to shift from
thtlr present makaa to Dodge.".
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
No mutter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold or bronchial Irritation, you can
Set relief now with Creomulslon.
nlnit. tMMihln mv ha hmwtncr and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with anything less than Creomul
slon, which goes right to the seat
0! tho trouble to aid nature to
soothe and heal the Inflamed mem
branes as the germ-laden phlegm
is loosened and expelled.
Even II other remedies have)
foiled, don't bo discouraged, your
druggist Is authorized to guarantee
Creomulslon and to refund your
money If you are not satisfied with
results from the very first bottle.
Get Creomulslon right now. (AdvJ
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