Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 22, 1936, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1936 PAGE NIXE linr.Ai and ppiisniai I DRIVERS , , In Qrants Pass 0. C. Akin was amcng Meaford resident transacting business In Grants pass yeMerday, "Sale Planned Pythian Sisters are planning a rummage sale tomorrow : and Saturday on North Front street-. ' Calling Here Mrs. Rcna Howe, Mrs. Inn Cuahman and Mlai Mabel Rags dale, all or Trail, called on friends and shopped in Medford luesday. Leaves for South Hazel Bozeman was among passengers leaving for the south by train last night, her des tination being San Francisco, To Pasadena Departing on a ; southbound train last evening was yrSt Alvln Robinson, who was bound for Pasadena. Cal. To Los Angeles Mrs. Chet Parker left by motor this morning for Los Angeles, called by the Illness of W. H. Ken worthy of that city. Colbaugh East Weldon Colbaugh left on the evening train yesterday for Springfield, Mo., where he will visit for some time. Opp South Among those leaving on the southbound train last nignt was Fred Opp, who will transact busi ness In Los Angeles. Mrs. Collins Away Mrs. J. C. Col lins left on the evening train last night for Eugene where she will visit for an Indefinite time. To San Francisco R. W. Taylor was among those leaving for the south by train last night, his desti nation being San Francisco, Here from Ashland Pearl Easter Hng and her mother, Mrs. J M. East erllng. of Ashland called on friends and business acquaintances here yes- Siy- " Makes Home Her. Mr,. Dave Jones, who has been a resident of Little Ac plegate district lor several years. Is now making her home m Medford temporarily. Mr. Jones Is on an ex tended business visit to Colthan, Cal. T3sttrt Leave Ernest Farrell, rep jastgntatlve of the Union Pacific rail way, and James Wallace of the Chi cago tc Northwestern line, left last night for Eugene after a business ylalt here. . Park Ex-Clerk Here Bay Edwin, former chief elerk of Crater lake na tional park service, la In Medford on business. Ho called on park execu tives st headquarters In the federal building thin morning. Office Nurse Mrs. Frances Stevens has accepted employment as office receptionist and nurse with Dr. George S. Jennings, osteopathic phy sician, surgeon and optometrist, In the Medford Center building. Here on Business T. E. Pottenger arrived here yesterday from Santa Ana, Cal., to look after business prop , ertles he owns In .Medford. He ex- ipected to remain a few days. He "divides his time between the Rogue valley and southern California. To Join Husband Mrs. H L. Sesrs. accompanied by her son Harvey, left this morning for LaMesa, Cel., where he will Join her husband, who has been there for some time. They will make their permsnent home In the California elty. Miss B'rnlece Bears daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sears, will remain In Medford. Motor to Portland Prank Llndley. first sergeant of company A and cus- todlan at the national guard armory here, and Claude Llndley, also a ser geant of company A, left by motor car yesterdsy for Portland where the, . are to spend several days In trans - acting personal business. They ex pected to return Mondsy. Visiting Brother Mrs. Mary J. Brown of Hlllsboro, Iowa, arrived this morning for an extended visit with her brother, M. 8. Bennett. Mrs .Brown, who Is 83 years cf age, re ' Rorted a fine trip and Is looking for- ward to her stay on the coast. She , has a son living In Eureks. Cal., and expects to spend pert of her time i Tlsltlng him and his family. Her ; last visit to Medford was made aboil' 80 years ago. . Ouest of Relatives Mrs. Mane Lofland Demlng of Seattle, Wash., former Medford resident, Is visiting friends and relatives In the vslley. At present she Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Matilda Lofland, and her sister, Miss Ruby Loflsnd. st 809 West Tenth street. Mrs. Demlng left ! here for Seattle a year ago last July ; .following her msrrlage. She plsns to visit In the valley for two or three - weeks. Health Board Tentative arrange : ments for a Josephine county board of health were made In Orante Pass yesterday by Dr. P. D. Strieker, state heslth officer, following a meetlnz , Tuesday night with the county court. Red Cross and school officials and representatives of several local or ganizations. The set-up would com bine the present county, city, school -. and Red Cross health units. The pro posed bosrd would employ a full time physician-surgeon, two Red Cross nurses and an o(fle elerk. FKEDAY, OCT. 23. 7 .30 p.m. Everyone Welcome See the great Motion Picture "THE LIFE OF CHRIST" Passion Play with Outstanding Pip Organ Electric Music Free will offering Everyone invited Friday, Oct. 23, 7:30 p. m. K First Methodist Episcopal Church. J. Knotts, pastor From Gold Hill Mr. and Mrs. D. Estremado of Gold Hill were trans acting business and visiting friends here today. In Ashland Medford catlers In Ashland yesterday Inducted Harry Hart and A. H. Endrlj. who trans acted business-while there. Business Visitor Out-of-to-n business visitors spending Tuesday here Included I. E. Deadmond of Ashland. - Transact Business Out-of-town callers transacting buslnus hero yes terday Included Miss Elizabeth Nel son of Talent and Glbbs Lenon of Prospect. Visit on Applegate Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wales were among Medford vis itors In the Applegate district the early part of this week. Mr. Wales was purchasing beef cattle for a local firm. Stops Kn Route M. p. Sandoz of Trail stopped In Medford this morn ing to visit friends befor-5 continuing north on a visit to Spokane, Wash He stated that he had killed two large bucks on recent hunting ex peditions. . Lincoln Party Committees have completed ararngements for the Lin coln school annual carnival at the schoolhouse tomorrow night, the pro gram to Include entertainment, re freshments, stunts and games of vari ous kinds. Proceeds are to go to the soup kitchen and service work. In Roxy Role Chester Morris, with Lewis Stone and Walter Brennan. play the leads In Peter B. Kyne's ' The Threo God fathers." which plays at the Roxy theater today and Friday. Convicted By Nazis Lawrence Simpson (above), Amcr ' lean seaman, was convicted by the peoples court at Berlin of sedition In a twift, one-day trial. He waa sentenced to three years In prison, lest tha 14 months he has been held in Jail awaiting trial. (Associated Press Ph:to Improved Daggett & Ramsdell Cos metics. An inexpensive cream for every akin need. Make-up kits 11.00. Young's Drug Store. The nearest lsnd to Iceland la Greenland. 160 miles away. Scotland Is SOU miles southeast. Nicaragua discourages the Importa tion of foreign merchsndlse. j k ;4i Phone one of these Distributors For quick delivery of this highest quality fuel for t'nlnn Oil Company Peroom Ileal A- Burner Co. OF FEW DRINKS; AIDS ARE GIVEN TUSCALOOSA. Ala. (NU) Amer ica's greatest highway menaces are drivers who have had a few cocktails and .highballs, but who are not In toxicated, according to Dr. Earle Har ris. Birmingham, president emeritus of medicine at the University of Ala bama. Dr. Harris, speaking before the Southern Traffic Officers Training School at the university, based his opinion upon the statement that the bulk of traffic accidents occur Just after "cocktail hour." It also was pointed out that In toxicated drivers are noticed quicker and taken off the highways sooner than are drivers who have had only a few drinks. Drivers with only a few drinks. Dr. Harris explained, are prone to take more chances than when not stimu lated by alcohol. Dr. Harris offered these health- sug gestions to aid drivers In preventing accidents: 1. If possible, never drive without having plenty of sleep eight or nine hours. 3. Remedy lost sleep by taking a cup of coffee or soft drink contain ing caffeln every three hours while driving. 3. confine driving to six or eight hours during the 24 except In emer gencies. 4. Driving efficiency Is Increased by three small dally meals accom panied by between-meal snacks of fruit, milk or sandwich. Rebukes Coughlin Tne most Rev. Jonn T. McNicnoiaa, archbishop of Cincinnati, O, Issued a statement at New York condemn ing Father Charlea E. Coughlln'f assertion that President Roosevelt la "anti-God." "I am Inalftlng," the archbishop said, "that Father Coughlin transcends bounds. . , . There la no excuse for Inciting spirit of rebellion against con ditions which do not exist." (Asso elated Press Photo) Idaho gets Its nsme from an Indian term meaning "gem of the moun tains. S p e c 1 s 1 Communication Medford Lodge No. 103, A. If-iV P. & A M., Friday, Oct. 33. 7:30 n. m. Work in E. A degree. Visitors Invited. O. O. HORNER, W. M. E. M. WILSON. Secy. "IIENTIRE STATIC" WILL TELL THEM YOU WEAR FALSE TEETH All clicking, hissing, mumbling, all slipping and popping out, caused by loose plates can be stopped by using PASTEETH denture powder. Orlpa plates tight for 34 hours, giving firm security and mouth comfort. Made alkaline to prevent sore gums, nausea, burning, and bad breath. Tasteless. No nausea. Get PASTEETH at any I drug store. When mouth tissues! change. se your dentist. j oil-burners . . . Crater 1-ake Junction Phone 'SO I 4 I . . m T Main fhone tlijl Newspaper Picture Rialto Feature .V It Gloria Stuart and Reginald Owen art shown above In a scene from "The Girl on the Front Page," which play. at the Rialto theater tomorrow anrt Saturday. Edmund Lowo stars with Mtss Stuart In this comedy -drama of a society girl who inherits a news paper and then unbeknown to the hard-boiled editor, gets a Job as re HIGH QUALITY OF PUZZLES EXPERTS TURIN, Italy (UP) Large quanti-; ties of dynamite were used by a' road construction oopps here to de-; mollsh ancient Roman canal fojinda- j tiona reinforced with cement which experts say Is far stronger than any produced by modern methods. j Steam drills were used without suc cess to remove the canal foundations which obstructed construction of "Via Roma," in the heart of Turin. Fol lowing the use of dynamite, samplea of the Roman cement were taken to laboratories for analysis In an effort to ascertain nature of the formula used In mixing. Discovery of the canal foundations was accidental. While digging below the present street level, workmen suddenly struck a deep vein or thin river sand. Ex perts were called to the scene. On In vestigation, it was found that the sand had the same characteristics as j that along the banks of the River Sangone. seven miles from Turin I Digging proceeded, resulting in the discovery of the strong canal founda tions. It develops thai the canal In ques tion waa constructed hundreds of years ago by the Romans to provide water for several regiments of Leg ionnaires, quartered In what is now the heart of the Turin business sec tion. It extends through nearby hills to the mouth of tho distant Sangone river. Heart Failure 2y2 Times Greater In Fat Folks SAYS M K1H CAL At'TllOIUTY Insurance companies constantly warn too much fat put an added strain on the 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 yourself live to a ripe old age and enjoy robust health, get rid of that dangerous burden of fat this easy cafe way: Cut down on fat meats, butter, cream and sugary sweets. Eat more fruit and vegetables. Take a half teaspoon ful 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 ana wasws irom nmn UPPER and LOWER bowel Insure blissful daily bowel actionno purg ing or harsh cathartics helps keep you feeling fine and fit day In and out. Jar lasts for weeks and costs but few cents. C37oday And Friday !t3 PETER B, KYNE'S GREAT OUTDOOR ROMANCE! Three men who ADDED TnE.Tl BDRT LAHK In "OOI.D MUCKS' Notell) - New, : 1 2. .JWe k.. ' tf M-1n porter to check up on his doings. Others in the cast are Spring By-in-rton, David Oliver and Oilbert Emery, -a'.ic Unknown Ranger," a comedy western of hoofs and horns and six gun nctlon. starring the screen's new est hero of the saddle, Bob Allen, will be shown as the second feature with "The Girl on the Fr.mt Page." This la considered one of the most Interesting of the recent series of archaeological discoveries in northern Italy. It Is believed that a substan tial portion of the c&nnl outside of Turin will be exposed as a tourist attraction. Excavation of ''ancient Roman ar chitecture la now proceeding through out Italy, having been encouraged by the Fascist government. The origin of dancing is said to have been traced to the universal de sire of expressing emotion by action. Hurling, a field sport formerly very popular In Ireland, Is similar to present-day hockey. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment, 333 E. Jackson. WANTED To lease fully equipped farm for stock and general farming. References. Bo 568. DoitIs. Cal. ma II 1:45 -.0:4.1 - 0:1.1 a) S.1c-35c-10c 2 Tomorrow & Sat BIG HITS No. 1 The Strangest Headline Romance You'll Ever See! m EDMUND LOWE GLORIA STUART REGINALD OWEN Plus No. S MEET A NEW ST AR! Bob Allen , . . shootln son of the ssildle In hi, first wes tarn thriller! K JBW IWMDCrSOsWi Hurry! They End Tonitel HENRY FONDA "SPENDTHRIFT" Plug Lew AYRES Joan PERRY In "SHAKEDOWN' Hhe rrarkeA he' front pages nlde fc&0fy.'Ji open . . until a tfL j5 . j tough editor HfiStnV; cracked her heart! Hs ' h .f WATCH THIS SPACE SUNDAY You have wanted a g-xid vacuum sweeper at a reasonable price, Prices from 90.96 and upl Terms from fiOc per week I No Carrying Charge! Guaranteed machines with at tachment offered for a song! Sold to you and guaranteed to you by one of the Northwcsfr Finest and Largest Dept. Stores. Sunday you will know how you can see try and perhaps buy one of these really sensational bargains. Choose from Electroluxes. Eurekis. Hoovers, Royals, Premiers, a. E.'s. Airways and many others at your own price and on your own terms. For advance information and a more choice selection, you will be wise to call 360 and ask for Mr. Voice. Room 307. If he Ik not li leave your name ana ne win can on you. 30 ACRES, good Improvements. 1 team, 8 nogs, la turkeys, loo chlcK ens. l cow. 6 heifers; free soil. Irri gation. For quick sale. 9450000 cash. C. S. BUTTEFIFLD Medford Center Bldg. FOR SALE White Leghorn and Red pullets, starting to my. Tel. 699 -J -5. FOR SALE Cows and heifers. V. O. Messal, Lake Creek, Ore. WANTED Green 16-lnch manrsnltn wood. Phone 116. FOR RENT Furnished Vroom house. ROBERTS, REALTOR Phone 1528-J. 720 w. and. WANTED Full or part-time work by experienced bookkeeper ar.d stenog rapher, Box 2863, Tribune. WANTED An all-around orchard man who understands driving tntf tor and truck. Must be married and Rive references as to ability and character. Must be between 30 40 yeara of age. Box 3764, Tribune. PYTHIAN SISTERS will hold Rum mage sale, Oct. 23 and 34. on North Front, FRESH Silver Smelt, lb. 18c. Fresh Texas Shrimp, pt. 60c. Phone 46. Free delivery. Guyer'a Market, In Plggly Wiggly. RUMMAGE SALE, conducted by Daughtra of the Nile Patrol, Fri day afternoon and all day Satur day. in building next Roxy theater. LET YOURSELF GO TO THE MUSICAL SHOW THAT'S JUST LOADED WITH FUN 12 of the screen's gayest stars . . . bringing down the house with four new song hits , . . 1,000 laffs ... in tho fastest musical since "42nd Stroet" YOU'LL HEAR: "Fancy Meeting You", "In Your Own Quiet Way", "The Body Beautiful". "Tho -Income Tax" Starts Today - 3 DaysNx With This Truly All-Star Oast TV ' DICK POWELL ir DICK POWELL JOAN DLONDELL WARREN WILLIAM YACHT CLUB BOYS JEANNE MADDEN CAROL HUGHES-HOBARTCAVANAUGH nit it i i i srn.. ,v x WANTED Experienced housemaid, to live at home. Tel. 1664-R, DEMOCRATIC RALLY You are cordially invited to be at our headquarters, 217 West Main street, Monday, October 26th, to hear the Honorable Howard La tourette, our national committee man, and the Honorable Claude MrColloch. our state chairman. This Is your meeting. Come and bring your friends. The ladles arc especially Invited. Good music. LOST Box of car keys. Reward. Return to Tribune. FOR SALE Pedigreed roller canaries, Mrs. Nclllo Finney, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Sweet Spanish onions. il.25 per hundred. John Mace, Central Point. WANTED Good work mule, weight 1200 to 1300. R. H. McCall. Talent. NEW PACK Sauer Kraut, qt. 10c. Roy Guyer'a Economy Meat A FiKh Mar ket, now located with Plggly Wiggly. WANTED Lady. 22 or 'over, to train In physician's office. Box 402, Tribune. FOR SALE Good going business. Call 08-X. after 5:30 p. m. FOR SALE Hotel, 16 rooms: build liiff and all furnishings; has bar and dunce hall: 92500 00: 91000.00 will handle. Seo Fuller Agency. 1803 W. Mom. WANTED Share transportation to Eugene Friday; return Saturday ct Simony, pnone 031 or U7u-n. Pre -Hallowe'en Dance! All Odd Fellows snd wives and Invited guests are urged to attend as a fine social evening Is planned. Rebekahs are also expected to be on nsnd and enjoy the evening. Oood music. , CRAIG REYNOLDS FOR BALE BY OWNER Good paying business and stucco business build ing. 112 ft. frontago on Pacific Hwy., 166 ft. frontage on side street. New modern 6 -room residence in rear All clear. Well worth 91C.00O. Will sell for 98.000 cash. 1603 N. River side, Medford, Or. IF YOUR CAR la not finished "right at Auto Beauty snop tntre u be no charge Reduces Varicose or Swollen Veins SIMPLE HOME TREATMENT TROVE IT AT SMALL COST . The world progresses. Today many minor ailments that took weeks to overcome can now be helped much more quickly. If you have varicose veins or bunches start today to bring them back to normal size and If you are wise you will do so. Just get an original bottle of Moone's Emerald OH at Jarmin's, Inc.. or any dispensing pharmacist and ap ply it night and mornlnn to the en larged veins. It la very powerful and penetrating, and only a little la re quired. In a short time the veins should begin to grow smaller and by regular una soon approach normal. People who want to reduce varl cose veins or simple swellings should not hesitate to try a Dottle at onca. It Is so penetrating and powerful that a small bottle lasts a long time. Rogue River Encampment No. 30, 1. 0, 0. F, I. O. O. F. Hall, West Sixth St. FRIDAY, OCT. 23, 9 P. M. Greatest Short of 'em All VIM TSCHMICOlOft "Mickey's Circus" featuring DONALD DUCK 3 Mats .... 26o Eves .... 35o Kiddies . . . lOo "it ' Una Us r7