Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1936)
PACE foutc TrKPFOTtD UfATL TT?TBTTNT!. rET)FOTtT), OftF-flOy. TTTTTRSDAY. yOYE"M"BETt 5, 19H5. TO EXTEND FIELD Fl "Work haa started on th iten sion of our main northwest-south' &st runwsy and when It la completed w shall have a total of 6400 feet." Tom A. Culbertson, municipal airport manager, stated In a report submitted last night to the city council. "We have plenty of apace for prea- nt-day airplanes, but the planes of the future will undoubtedly require a greater landing area," the report continued. "United Air Lines has an nounced purchase of several new Douglas transport planes, which will have a cruising speed of 1B0 miles an hour, while carrying 34 passengers. They will have a wing spread of 05 feet. "These plane are merely fore runner of the enormous ships now in process of construction. Several prominent airplane factories are building four-motored giants which will soar across the skyways while carrying more than 40 passengera and a crew of five. Equipped with all the advantages of home, these new planes will probably be put Into service with Jn the next 16 months." Municipal airport was utilized by 972 planes In October, Mr. Oulbert son's report showed. These were clas sified as follows: United Air Lines, 188: United States array, 67; private. 32; and United States navy, five. Will Pay Of ficial Visit TREKA. Calif.. JfeT. CP An Indictment charging John and Coke Brits, brothers, with the allying of three men. was returned by the Sis kiyou county grand Jury today. The brothers wore charged with killing Deputy Shorlffa Martin Uw. and Joe Clark, and Captain Fred Sou born of Vallejo at Home creek, near here, on the morning of last August 10. The court set November' 0 for ar raignment and Sheriff W. O. Chand ler was ordered to have the Brltes In court at that tune. The shootings occurred when the officers, aocompanled by Seaborn, went to arrest the brothers on as sault charges. Riding from posies In the face of lynching threats, the brothers finally surrendered three weeks later to District Attorney James Da. la and were taken to Folsom pris on for safekeeping. EMflffiSEI By Geo. Ivrrwon Towner rut meeting this week at the X. P. hall will be In the nature of a jubilee colebratlon over the fact that two of the endorsed candidates wore elected. Ordinary routine business will be largely disposed with and plans for future club work will be discussed. All Townsendltes of any clubs are asked to take part. There will be en tertainment features, refreshments nd a dance. Modern munlo will be provided. k m 'tv .J. V s w "jt ' fry" " T ' - Ml i ? " ' It. I &t f'i& t' WkiutJJ Mrs. Dnlly Record (above), nattonnl r4)mmnnder of fhe Women's Aux iliary, blMthlrd American Veterans of the World War. who will nay an official visit to Mrdford nnrt Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Secord wus elected head or the auxiliary at the national convention In Milwaukee last July. As a result of elht years or continuous seirtce In the or ganization, In local und national offices, she has demonstrated her abil ity as nn nrcunlzer anil leader. Commander Record Is from Denver, Colo., and linn taken an active part In the "forsct-me-not" drives held In nenror by the D. A. V. niixlllnrv. ARE ON PROGRAM FOR LEGION SHOW Program was announced today for the floor show to be presented In conjunction with lte annual ball by Medford post of the American Legion at Oriental gardens Armistice Day. November 11. The dance and floor show will be the finale of tne post's all-day celebration next Wednesday. The floor show program, as announced by Lee Oarlock of the dance commit tee follows; ' Don and Joan, International dancers who have appeared In recent months at exclusive night oluba up and down the coast; Ruth Doner, hula. Oriental and torch dancer who Is coming here directly from the Bal Taberln and Royal Hawaiian night clubs in San Francisco: Neva Peoples, colored blues singer and dancer from PranJc Sebastian's Cotton club In Hollywood; the Two Hotcha OLrls, popular feature at the Ban Diego oxposltlon; Herman Wha ley, Portland's well-known colored singer and dancer; Bug Graves, formerly on the Fan chon and Marco circuit who wilt be master of ceremonies; Dick -Duke-Dan, Instrumental soloist and musical di rector for the floor show in associa tion with Herb Hamilton's Broadway Inn orchestra which la coming here to play for the ball directly from the Broadway Inn, Portland. Ask Convict's Return. SALEM, Nov. B. (X Governor Martin Issued a requisition today on the governor of California for the re turn of John Eugene Sankey, who Is wanted In Multnomah county on a charge of assault and robbery while armed with a dangerous weapon Sankey Is now serving a term In San Quentln penitentiary and la to be discharged shortly. Better clothes tor lei rallor. upstairs. Klein the U losing time for Too Late to Olas- 1fv Arts is l'80p m. Harpo Out of Character In Choice of Helpmeet HOLLYWOOD. Calif, Nov. 8- (AP) On the screen he chases blondes, but In real life well, Arthur (Harpo) Marx has married a brunette. On September 20, una curly wig and harp, the movie comedian made Susan Fleming, dark-haired dancer In the last Zlegfeld Follies, his bride. His departure from bachelorhood was disclosed last night In a tele gram thanking President Roosevelt for an autographed picture. "I'm in line for congratulation, too, wrote the youngest of the Marx brothers, "having been married since September." Virtually speechless with happi ness, he said Hnrpo asserted he couldn't remember the town where his wedllng took place, but It was somewhere In California. He was more poeltve about the date and hts plan to move Into a new Beverly Hills home with hts wife next week The couple was seen together fre quently In the last two years, but announced no engagement. The comedian said no one spotted his name on a marriage license ap plication because "no one ever thinks of me as Arthur." Mrs. Marx was happily confident that their marriage would be a sue ces. So waa Harpo. "He just acts crazy in the movies," she said. Y BY 484 (Continued from Page One.) Roosevelt , , , 7.270 Landon - , 4 594 Lemke , , 1,384 Thomas (Soc.) 41 Aiken (Soc.) 11 Congressman Mott rolled up a S.903 majority vote over his Democratic op ponent, Klrkpatrlck. The vote: Mott , 8,007 Klrkpatrlck . 4,164 Attorney General Van Winkle de feated Dobson by 1,127 votes, as follows: Van Winkle 6.641 Dobson - ., 4.514 Hosmer (Ind.) 709 State Treasurer Holman defeated Burt by 6e81S votes. The vote: Holman 8,129 Burt 8.816 8 wetland (Ind.) SHOPPERS GIVEN CHANCE TO SAVE BY SALES EVENT (Continued from page One.) ber of Commerce. Extensive advertis ing featuring all lines of merchandise appears In today's Mall Tribune, so that news of the sale will reach all parts of southern Oregon. The buying public will have an op portunity to save money Friday and Saturday on new. fall and winter ap parel and household articles, as many firms have made special purchases for the city-wide sale, according to Mr. MArtl, Other members of the committee Include J. T. Harmon, manager of the local J. J, Newberry store: Ben R. Gilchrist, district man ager for Mason, Ehrman and com pany: U G. Btckel, district manager for the Western States Grocery com pany; Lee Bishop, manager of radio station KMED; Moore Hamilton, editor of the Mediora News and Herb Grey, advertising manager of The Mall Tribune. stephenson tops legislative vote In finalfigures (Continued from Page One.) Cargoes Inrrease. PORTLAND, Nov. 8. yp) The Uerchants' Exchange said today Port land's waterborne trade gained 7 par eent last month, eompsred with Octo. ber. 1930, despite the then-pending dock tie-up. Outbound shipments Increseed and Incoming shipments dropped. Plan Experiment Test fields of onions and grasses are to be planted near Grants Pass through cooperation of local farmers, the experiment sta tion of Oregon elate college and the aollege extension service. Planting will begin with the fall rains and va rious typea of grasses will be labeled o that Interested fsrraers csn In spect them to discover whatt types do best. I Dee Msll rrlbune want sis candidates. OA per cent of the vote was oast Tuesday In this county. The total presidential vote waa 13.085 The total registration was 30,877. Attornoy Prank J. Newmsn held a substantial majority over District At torney George A. Codding for district attornoy, on unofflolsl but completo returns from sll 70 precincts. Tin majority Is 1,134. The vote: Codding 8.807 Newmsn 7,037 Newman's lesd ,, , , 1,134 The legislative end district attorney races wore the olosoat on the county ticket. The figures In the compllstlons aro from roturna gnthertd by the Me.l Tribune and the county clork's office: The unofficial count on other county offices Is: County Commllonrr Billings n.) 0,348 Jennings (D.) . 8.308 Billings' msjorlty 8.038 Commissioner Billings was accord ed tho largest vote and majority foi county offices. Treasurer . Sweeney (D.) 7,867 Walker (It.) 4,863 Sweeney's lesd Assessor Coleman (B.) .. Hnneeu (D.) 3,0 Coleman's mejortty ... Clerk Csrter (II.) Punkey (D.) ...w.. , 8.641 4.3 IB 0.131 .. 3,704 Cnrter's lesrt - 3 337 l" r 1 aVT .itofi'-':.w Mil wkiiivAJ liiuStti Shop In Medford During This Event Sponsored by Jackson County Chamber of Commerce FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY! Kitchen Stools 18" KHchen or Bathroom stonl. All Steel Construe tlou. Choice of Orwn, White, or Ivory, fibular stock price, 91.45. 9 Days $ 1 .00 Grill Plates 10 M -inch genuine china, three section grill plates. You will find these the least expensive plates you can uso, because they last so much longer. Reg ular price 35o. $ Days 4 for $1.00 Forks and Knives Silver plated. Four table forks four forged one piece knives with mirror rinth RtaJnlew it eel titatlen. one butter knife nnd one sujrar hrl1. Price 91.40. 9 par All for $.00 Square Tubs These heavy 14 gallon square galvanized tubs have never been sold for less than $1.26. For Friday and Saturday $ Days Skillet Sets A i Inch an 8 Inch and a lf'4 Inrli skillet, one for ever- purpose and they nil! last a lifetime, hut don't expect to buy thera agnln at this price. $ Days $ .oo ya set of 3 $1.00 China Cups and Saucers He have six pattern from whirl, to ctiooM and they are all beauti ful, delicate deafen. Kteeltent Tnluea at Lie. $ Days 8 for $.oo Glasbake Ovenware 10"x6" baking pan and Vi quart open baking dish. Selling price $1.25. Dayg Rogers Brushing Lacquer Quart can of Roger Kroshlng Lacquer, rholce of nineteen colon. Reg ular selling price $l.tft. $ Days $ 1 .00 $1.00 70r I30 run, qui OVAL DISH PAN With llsmlle, lleavr lht Ivory and Oroen Enamel 12-Quart Sis Special Price $ Day? $1.00 Cookie Press and Baking Sheet Cookie press -with ten assorted shapes and a 13" by 15 vj" Baking sheet. These two items sell for $1.25. $ Days $1-oo MOP PAIL Lexer tjpe mop pall merit Jut like the heart tor pull hut made rr for heme use for 91.25. $ Colonial Lamp i;t tilt Inmp for stud. brdroem, or my room where a compart, attrac Mve lamp l required. Globe supports metal shades which has tnsrt glour top. Sells $1.50. $ Days $j.oo M ninlf ;$ 1 .00 Days Canister Set & Cake Saver four-pler cantster set and lotH i a r it mw v " The deration U pUld. There OX are not rtrr many to fo at thl price, $ Day9 $1 .00 CONTINENTAL OlillLUNO COKPORAIION, PHIIA., PA. Those aren't all the good values Hubbard Bros. have. Stop in and look around. HUBBARD BROTHERS, Inc. MAIN AND RIVERSIDE TF.I.EPnONT KENNETH V. HILLS DEPART FOR EAST Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Hill left today for Chicago alter residing here for about 18 months, during which time they made numerous friendships. The couple reflded st 29 Ross court In the dwelling owned by Mrs. H. O. Frohbach, who Is visiting In the mid west. Mr. Hill was resident engineer In charge of construction of Medford's new sewage disposal plant for Greeley Js Hansen. Chicago firm of designing and consulting engineers. Mr. Hill said before leaving that he would not know where hla next assignment would be until he had conferred at hts Ohlcsgo headqusr 1re. He stated, however, that It waa possible he would go to Hampton Roads, Vs.. where hts firm has a large contract. Bearcats Entrain. SALEM, Nov. S. (fl5) Coach Roy g, "Spec" Keene and a squad of as WU. I lamette Bearcats entrained this morn Ing for an eight-day Journey into California that will pit them against f Fresno state at Fresno. Saturday, and Whlttier college at Whlttler on Arm. lstlce day. MOBILM iAZINE S O'CLOCK KSL nJJlONIIE : M 11 U S9sv -ml V D0NT MISS OUR WINTER PROTECTION R SALE ! r3 SAVE M0NEY..SEE USTODAY i Flaahl Here's another big money-saving event in time to supply everything you need for winter driving. Come In and compare our prices and merchandise. Then you'll understand why we can give you more safety and comfort and save you money In the bargain. t MORE POWER -QUICKER STARTS! Specially buOt for tocUT ears nd their lotda of power-ting equipment, tho new Goodrich Super-Power Electro-Pnk ! the only battery in America that hai th Power-Savini Top Cover. 45 big over-ii pUtca. A real money aver and txouble-aaverl Come In odaea it, OTHtrt Goodrich BATTERIES AS LOW AS $75 Gaodrich Eledro-Pak THE SUPER POWER BATTEDV FREE! SPECIAL! Goodrich RADIATOR SOLDER Liquid rype doe not retard or- gsat culation In A-t!mn3 trm. Atyp ical Good rich "extra value." Ill 10 Of. CsN LOW PRICES ON ANTIFREEZE T--e no chineee thta winter. Here't aafe, efficient pro tection for your radi ator on tha coldest days. Laatt much longer than ordinary antf-freere. Take ad vantage now of tbia unusual value at o. money-uvlng price. Hurry In. 25QUART SHIVER F Atle to ice the new Cioodrifh De Luxe Boilmr Type Hot W.ter Heater. 0,h8r he? mra' Goodrich AUTO HEATERS As Low At $e95 6-Point Battery Service Regardlett of the make of battery in jour car, we'll gladly glvo you our apedal 6-Point Battery Serv ice to keep your bat tery fit for winter uw absolutely free of charge. Only the lat est certified testing equipment. DON'T GET STUCK IN SNOW OR MUD No going' too tough for this i ly built mud -fighting, inow-f tire. Avoid grief. Get Goodrich Super Traction SUvertowns with real TRACTOR GRIP. No price premium. Goodrich SUPER-TRACTION SILVERTOWNS Pritt lubjtct 19 tbtntt vithtut netict ipeciai- I ighting f K, J ( GRAB EM QUICK W r"V T " AT TH S PR Ch Factory-Fresh Goodrich CHIEFTAIN TIRES Why take chance with tread-worn tires on wrt or (ey street when you can now get new tires for to little money? Hurry In and select your Goodrich Chieftain Tires now. rVifc miirtt to thanit without notiti Simm 1 ?.f.lirR"."fJl(l.l?'maiiia Use Our Original BUDGET PAY PLAN for' the purchase of GOODRICH TIRES-BATTERIES Motorola Auto Radios Delco Home Radios No Red Tape, No Delay I kWUkAtUVtUaHCanaH Lewis Super Service Station Complet Automotive Service Wrecker Senrlce Eighth and Front, We NEVER CLOSE Phone 1300
