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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1936)
MEDFORD MATL" TRIBUTE. rEDFORD. OREGON", THTTRSBY, NOVEMBER 19, 193B. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL iTniiffi visits Lieut. Racnar Unden of Camp Oak Knoll visited Medford on business today. - . Dr. ForbM Here Dr. David A. Forbes, surgeon at Camp Bonanza, was a visitor at Medtord district CCC headquarters this week. Transacts Business Medford resi dents transacting business In Ashland Tuesday Included O. J. Bralley ot the Lorenz company. Dance Planned Members and friends or Pocahontas lodge will bo entertained at a hard times dance to morrow evening at the Redman hall. Social Planned Announcement was made today that the W. W. O). social Is to be held tomorrow at the, borne of Evelyn Neely. Business Visitor Mrs. W. H. Sum mers was among Medford callers transacting business In Ashland Tues day. Guests Here Ruth Gaugh, Doro thea Wycotf and W. O. Bushnell of Ashland were vlsltora here Tuesday, spending the evening at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker. Klamath Falls Guests Mrs. C. E. Martin of Beall lane had as guests Tuesday her mother, Mrs. Charles Gray, and three sisters, Mrs. D. J. Puckett, Mrs. John E. Byers and Mra. Nelse Carlson, all of Klamath Falls. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Several experienced prun ers. Call Voung to Hall. 301-J-4, evenings. LOST Double-barrel No. la Western field shotgun on Crater Lake Hwy. Sunday afternoon, Nov. 8. between Brophy's ranch and Antelope. Re ward. Roberts, 720 West 2nd. Tel. 1528-J. FOR BALE Walnut platform rocker, newly upholstered. Mrs. Jacks, 619 WANTED People interested In prim- i Y,.'lrdi..ii-i f attend evan- gellstlo services at the Church of Christ building on Court St., this week and next week, 7:30 every evening. Scriptural questions con cerning salvation of mankind glad ly answered, subject tonight, "The FOR SALE Trombone, violin, bugle, sheet muslo lc, metrophone, radios and vlctrolas. 108 S. Grape at. 15 ACRES Improved, city water. Irri gation, alfalfa and clover. Will lease 41 acres, Improved, Irrigation, good buildings, clover, plenty timber, 1600s terms. 47 acres, all Improved, modern house, free water. 40 acrea dairy ranch, all Improv ed, stocked; modern house. ROBERTS, REALTOR 720 West 2nd. BOMB BARGAINS IN USED CARS 1036 Master Town Sedan, brand new tires, radio, two horns. Price 745. 1934 Master Chevrolet Coaeh, radio and heater, O. K. tag. Price 44S. 1934 Ford V-8 Coupe, radio, heater, eat covers, A-l condition, 39S. 19SS rord V-8 Coach, good condition, 315. A number of good cheap cars rang ing from 35 to 8100. See our lot at 4th ana Riverside. ROOITB RIVER CHEVROLET. INC. 38 ACRES, 25 acree Irrigated. 6-room house, barn, good well, good spring, buildings old but livable. Priced 2,250; good terms. REED & ROBISON 49 North Main, Ashland, Ore. WANTED To rent small house: re liable party; no children. Phone 1668. WANT listings of 50 acrea and up. Buyers coming. List your prop erty with us. If priced right we will sell it for you. TENGWALD AGENCY 125 west Main St. WANTED To buy or rent for 3 weeks, cheap sedan In good condition. Box 799. Tribune. WANTED Competent housekeeper for ranch: 2 In family. References required. Phone 857-J. FOR 8ALE '29 Chevrolet cabriolet, good condition throughout, 150. 408 West 6th. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Established grocery, splendid location, small Investment. Box 803, Tribune. FOR SALE One second-hand Nation al cash register, very reasonable. Trowbridge & Flynn. FAT TURKEYS for Sunday and Thanksgiving, cheap. 634-Y. Mrs. W. E. Nicholson. Ross Lane. FURNITURE re-upholstered by A. N. Thlbault. Phone 969-R. FOR SALE Alfalfa hsy: also trade farm machinery for house trailer. Phone 611-J-2. FOR SALE OR TRADE Wagon, two hay racks, milk cooler, knitting ma chine good as new. model T pickup, resdv to go. Trade for hay. grain, pullets, heifers, calves or wood. Prion 355-.T-I. PILES Only the victim of piles really knows the agony, sore new and even mental distress that this affliction brings. AH this ran be quickly changed to ease In movement, comfort and re lief from pMn. Get a box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES today. Coats only a few cents. Your money will be cheer fully refunded, if these Suppositories do not give you complete satisfac tion. Western Thrift Stores and all grM rtruggl.'t. OH I. NITE Fun For .Everybody Oriental Gardens Superintendent Here D. J. Russell, assistant division- superintendent of the Southern Pacific railway, arrived this morning from Portland head quarters to confer with local agents. Orange Meeting Central Point Orange will meet tomorrow night at , the hall, It was announced today. All , officers are requested to be present promptly at 8 o'clock, a special pro gram la being arranged. Back from Salem I. N. Sturtevant returned to Medford last evening after spending three days transacting busi ness In Selam. Mr. Sturtevant was a resident of the capital city before establishing his confectionery store here. Recovering from Burns Marjorle Martin of Central Point, who was seriously burned In an accident, No vember 8, Is improving steadily but will sot be able to return to her classes In the Central point high school for some time. j Chorus to Meet Jackson County Teachers chorus will meet Baturday morning at 10 o'clock In the court house auditorium for the last re hearsal urtll after the Thanksgiving holiday. New work will be taken up and all members are asked to be present If possible. Seriously 111 Doris Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fry of 101 Clark street, was reported seriously 111 at her home today, suffering from complications resulting from Influ enza. Her parents and her brother Howsrd, ill of whom were confined by influenza, were described as much Improved. Webs tern Return Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webster have returned home after a vacation visit to San Fran cisco and other California cities. They returned via the coast highway, con tinuing to Marshfleld and from there home. They have been away about three weeks. WakeMelils Hare Boy Word was re ceived here today of the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Homer T. Wake field In Salt Lake City last Sunday, November 15. The Wakeflelds re cently moved from Medford to Salt Lake City where Mr. Wakefield Is manager of a newly opened Standard Oil station. Plane Grounded This morning's northbound United Air Lines passen ger ship was held In Medford because of dense fog between this city and Portland. Company officials declined to allow the ship to proceed and It was held here from 8 a. m.. its sched uled departing time. Attaches of the company at the airport believed it would go through before evening. Utilize Airport Departures from Medford municipal airport yesterday Included Col. H. J. Cough land, en route In a Douglas observation plane from Vancouver, Wash., to Hamilton field, Cal., and P. E. Robblns, en route from Alameda, Cal., to Fair banks, Alaska, where the Falrchlld Pilgrim ship he was piloting Is to be placed on a commercial airline. Both pilots arrived Tuesday afternoon and spent the night In Medford. Adviser Reports Victor C. Strash of Seattle reported at CCC headquar ters here today for duty as educa tional adviser at the Prairie Creek camp. Strash was educated In Russia and taught In a Chinese preparatory college at Harbin for some time. Com ing to the United States, he studied at the University of Washington where he has been completing work for his Ph. D. He la qualified In several foreign . languages and has written extensively on Oriental liera ture and history. He has recently been an Instructor in adult classes in Seattle. Eagles to Ashland Members of Medford aerte and auxiliary will at tend a meeting of Eagles In Ashland tonight. Those making the trip are to assemble at the West Main street lodge hall at 6:30 and leave for the Lithla City In a group. The aerie and auxiliary drill teams are to ap pear In uniform to parade In Ash land prior to the meeting. The Med ford aerie has wagered that It will have more members at the meeting than the Ashland chapter and so a plea was made today for members to make the trip tonight If It Is at all possible. Amount of the wager was not disclosed. Hunt Successful Col. C. L. Tinker. MaJ. Erik Nelson, Mayor George W. Porter. W. H. Fluhrer. Ralph O. Stephenson and Oene Chllders re turned late last night from a duck hunt on the lakes around Chlloquln The party had a very enjoyable time and "reasonably good luck." Mayor Porter said. Henry Wolfe of Chllo quln was host to the party. Col Tnker and MaJ. Nelson, accompanied by the wives, left here this morning for Klamatn Falls where they were to call upon Dr. C V. Rugh. who was a pilot In MaJ. Nelson's company during the World war. From there the army group was to continue north through The Dalles and Portland to Seattle, MaJ. Nelson's home city. Traveling by automobile, the two army officers and their wives arrived here Tuesday afternoon from their post at Hamilton field, Cal. It it to be Col. Tinker's last visit here for some time as he has been transferred from his command of Hamilton field to new dutlea In Washington. D. C. He has been a frequent visitor in the valley during the past 18 months and has many friends here. Thanksgiving Dance "Anthony Adverse" f 4 j4 f-- 1 Br hit. : lis'-' - U r? . low j tvf Predrlc March and Donald Woods battle over a. lady In the remarkable plcturlzatlon of Harvey Allen's best seller "Anthony Adverse." which' opens Its local run at the Holly the ater Sunday. The picture, with the biggest cast and the greatest number Buck, the memorable star of "Call of the Wild," returns to pictures In James Oliver Curwood'a "The Coun try Beyond," which plays on the Roxy theater's new line-up of hits today and tomorrow only. With the wonder dog in the cast are Rochelle Hudson, Robert Kent, Paul Kelly and Alan Hale. Train Delayed Southbound morn ing train No. 320 waa approximately an hour late in arriving here this morning, due to signal trouble farther up the line. It was due here at 8:12 a. m. Flying North Lieut. P. E. Ander son brought his Northrop attack plane down at municipal airport this noon for refueling. He was en route from March field, Cal., to Pearson fiold. Wash. He came to town for lunch and was to continue his flight north this afternoon, Stated Communication, Medford Lodge No. 103, A fJla p & A' M- PrWllT Nov- 20- V-JT Annual rnonflrin In hnnnr nf Past Masters. Dinner at 8:30 p. m. Special program. O. O. HORNER, W. M. E. M. WILSON. Secy. FALSE TEETH GIVING YOU A "DENTURE STATIC" SPEECH? Loose plates cause denture static, clicking, mumbling, lisping, hissing, and slipping and popping out. It tells everybody you wear them. FAS TEETH stops all trouble, grips plates tight for 24 hours. This denture pow der Is alkaline can't cause sore gums, burning, or bad breath. Tasteless. Get FASTEETH at any drug store. When mouth tissues change, see your dentist. m rMtt 20c EVES 25c Kids 10c 3 Today And Friday !J BUCK'S FIRST PICTURE Since "Call of the Wild" H HUDSON Y Plus r Ji PAUL SPECIALLY SELECTED SHORTS I KELLY KEN DR. GEO. S. JENNINGS Osteopathic Phyilelan and Sur geon and Opto metric Eye "pecialUt Now in Permanent Off lets 424 Medford Center Bldg.. Medford, Oregon. Tel, 843 On Roxy Screen i J . . M at Holly Sunday of scenes on record, is declared to be Hollywood's outstanding film achievement, Among those In featured roles with March and Woods are Olivia de Havl land, Anita Louise, Edmund Qwenn, Claude Rains, Louis Hayward, Steffi Duns. Gale Sondergaard, Ralph Mor gan. MUly Mnuch, Aklm Tamiroff and Henry O'Neill lM5-6:4.'i-!t:00 S.1C-35C-10C Tomorrow & Saturday THE BIG GAME'S ON FULL SWAY! Actually filmed at the world's A & most famous urn FRAWLEY EI.EANORE WHITNEY TOM BROWN Larry CRABBE Bonny BAKER ' AND HIT NO. 2 NEW THRILLS NEW SONGS'New Danger He's barkl The scree n't new nest singing star . . swinging into action as Uncle Ram's crack R. B. ope ra tori PAULA STONE . ROBERT BARRAT-Gordon ELLIOTT I i. '00ME 1 Somorset FC0LLKS"' I MaUgh8m,S Fl "ISLE Jamei 1 1 q j Dunn fSf FURY" a P ) W0L f ENDS rmfi TONIGHT! Xgggm Football Picture Playing the he-man leacis in Uie two major featurea coming to the HI alto theater for tomorrow and Sat urday are Larry "Buster" Crabbe ff THE BIGGEST TREAT OF THE YEAR! I in Mnmtfill if.hi1iil1,ii(nii & I I A Word To the Wise Come Early and Avoid the Rush! J ., a "pgrSST ! ! -"pzZ&bS"- "ra- frfTf TsTmTI fsss.-.-.-s 6:45-9:15 I VHif'l Hill'll I Kiddie 100 ' f i ii ii nr"yw ' rj!:nm.-.-ni in .iiuijim. m,ai m K III Mil i Coming to Rialto tt V - f , J ! (left) featured in "Rose Bowl and Dick Foran ng;it) singing star o! Trallln" West." "Rose Bowl," which wss actually . . . a Rousing Romance and filmed in the lamoua Pasadena sta dium, 1s a close runner-up to the many football films which have been shown In recent months, In fact, ac cording to advance reports, outdoes the best of them. Three major foot bnll games and an inter-collegtate rivalry for the affections of sprightly Elennore Whitney provide the back ground for this thrlll-pnrked grid- Schilling pure Tctrtiffat. A" flavorlasts VA tswmiiiiwaaw SIUEET Comedy Drama of Riotous Marital Iron drama, which also includes Wil liam Frawley, Tom Brown and Benny Baker in the cast, "Trallln West." which was written by Anthony Coldeway Is filled with thrills and these are said to pack the picture with a punch even greatr than ordinarily found In western drnmns. FINE FOOD Cnp." TIagprman's Orrhestra Every NMrM. Dine and nance at ERNIE'S CASINO Insist On Delicious Lost Sliver BUTTER Laughter . . . Misadventure
