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MTCPFORD MATL TRTBtWR MEDFORD. OREflON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1936. PAGE FIFTEEN LOCAL and From Portland Q. W. Hagenbsch, cashier of the Crane company office In Portland, called on business ac quaintances nere yesterday. In Asbland Medford residents calling recently In Ashland included Mrs. E. M. Wilson, who visited there Wednesday. w From Ashland Prank J. Van Dyke. George M. Green and P. L. Nutter of Ashland transacted business and call ed on friends hero Wednesday. Examiner North Herbert Bouser, Oregon state examiner for the public utilities commission, left this morn ing by train for Salem after trans acting business here this week. Receiving Treatment Mrs. Max .aeBsuer of 15 Corning Court Is among patients at the Osteopathic hospital where she Is receiving medical treat ment. To See Game Among football fans planning to attend the Oregon-O. 8. C. game in Corvallls tomorrow are Dolph Guyer, John Nledermeyor, Harry Elden and Randal Gltford, who left today for Eugene by motor, i . . Dine Here Mrs. J. A. Hendrlx, Mrs. Will Langton, Mrs. Henry L. Taylor and Mrs. Frieda Burger, all of Ashland, were dinner guests Wednes day of Mrs. Charlie Hofbeck at her home here. Tonsils Removed Sybil Hagen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Hagen of Al North Peach street, and O. C. pumas of 41 Rose avenue had their tonsils removed this morning at the Osteopathic hospital. Get License A marriage license was Issued Wednesday at the Jose phine county clerk's office In Grants Pass to Verne H. Pendleton, service station operator of Central point, and ne Clara Koepsell of Medford. Go South Among those leaving for Can Francisco on the football special last night wore J. W. Watson, Harry Rosenberg, Mrs. M. C. Alsdorf. Robert Sovulewskl and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Warner. Canfleld Home David H. Canfleld arrived home this morning sfter spending a short time transacting business In Corvallls. He Is super intendent of Crater lake national park. ' Transfer from Plane Dr. L. Kloe ser, E. Jacobs and J. Sluts took a northbound train for Portland last nleht after the United Air Lines afternoon plane was held over at the local airport because of unfavorable flying conditions on the route north. Hazards Continue With forest fire hazards continuing high, lookouts are still being kept on the Job, this be Ing the latest they have been em ployed for years. The falling of tlry leaves and needles In recent weeks has made hazards as great as they have been at any other time this year, It was said by Karl L. Janouch supervisor of the Rogue river national forest. He asked that every possible precaution be taken by hunters and others who enter the forests. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Announce the Opening of Their NEW WAREHOUSE 40 South Fir Street Now Open for Inspection PHONE 644 FOR BETTER SERVICE ' LARGER STORAGE Closed Rooms for Household Goods No Job Too Big No Job Too Small Expert Crating, Packing and Shipping Service FUEL OIL SERVICE ANY KIND - ANY AMOUNT PERSONAL To Landscape General landscaping of Llthla park In Ashland Is to be undertaken soon with labor furnished by the national youth administra tion. The project will employ seven eligible youths who will work 60 hours a month at a wage of about $17. Business Visitors C. B. Mlchelson, perishable freight agent for. the St. Louis-San Fi-nclsco railroad with headquarters st St. Louis, transacted business here Wednesday, as did Al C. ' Tross of Seattle, who returned north Wednesday night. Returns from North P. L. Taylor, traveling passenger agent - for the Southern Pacific railroad, left for Salem Wednesday morning and re turned this morning, traveling with the Medford high school football team.. His headquarters are In Port land. Bids Called Medford postofflce to day Issued a call for btds In a parcel post truck. The proposals will be opened at 3 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon. ' The truck must have a capacity - of 120 cubic feet and be capable of being closed and locked. The present truck contract, held by J. J. Osenbrugge, expires December 31. Meilford Aerie Wins The wager as to which aerie would have tho greater number of members present at last night's Eagles' meeting In Ashland was won by the Medford lodge.- The local aerie had a large .delegation present. Including the chapter and auxiliary drill teams which paraded through Ashland streets prior to the meeting. Medford aerie and auxiliary will hold their regular weekly meet ings In the West Main street lodge hall at a o'clock tonight. An Initia tion ceremony Is to be held and Asb land aerie members have been In vited. Range Conference An all-day con ference on range Improvement under the soil conservation, and domestic allotment set was held yesterday at the Rogue river national forest ser vice headquarters In federal bulld Ing here. The meeting was conduct ed by Carl Swing, supervisor of the Malheur national forest, now serving as acting director of range examina tions under the AAA, and Melvln H. Burke, Fremont national forest rang er now serving as field Inspector for range examinations In the southern Oregon district. Attending the con ference were Karl L. Janouch, super visor of the Rogue river national for est; H. C. Obye, assistant supervisor, and Lee Port, Slmerl Jarvl, Hugh Rlt ter ana Jesse DoWitt, district rang ers. Eighteen applications for range Improvement benefits have now been received by Mr. Janouch's office from Jackson county ranchers. Under the act, benefits are allowed for such Im provements as wells, dams to halt erosion, fire breaks and contours to spread water flow and avert the cut ting of gullies. The cash benefit to be paid will not fully compensate for the cost of the Improvement and are Intended only as an aid In such work-Mr. Janouch said. Closing tlmo for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Fredric March r L 31 Harvey Allen's famous best-seller "Anthony Advene," with Fredric March and Olivia de Havllond head ing the huge cast of thousands, comes to the Holly theater Sunday for a three-day run, hailed as one of the most monumental screen plays ever produced. Time, effort and cost were not spartd In making the picture. Over two years wero spent In preparation atone. Bettings were filmed with an "Trigger Man" A typical Buck Jones program Is coming to the Roxy thater for to morrow only, with Buck starring In both the feature and the aerial. The feature la "The Sliver Spur" with Muriel Evans In support, and the se rial Is, the tenth episode of "The Roaring west," which has been run ning at the Roxy for the past nine weeks. This news should be of spec ial Interest to Jones fans. Coming Sunday for a three-day run Is Edna Perber's "Show Boat," which tars Irene Dunne. NEED OF BY AIR ON T SH0WNBY STAU (Continued from Page One) America's best Informed men In aero nautical affairs, talked of the grow ing tension In Europe and Asia, al ready manifested In the Manchukuo and Ethiopian affairs, and the pres ent Spanish revolution, which he called a potential start of another world war. The activities of Japan In fortifying and equipping with air- port the Japanese mandated Islands i in the Pacific were outlined by Dr. Staub, In pointing out the necessity of this country to awake to the need for suitable. Impregnable defense with a strong air force In the first line. Few men who are elected to con gress have knowledge of defense problems or the understanding of aviation problems. Dr. Staub said. Lack of government support to this fast-growing industry and branr.i! defence was Indicated by statistics outlined by the speaker. Harbors, rivers and water transportation have been subsidized by the federal gov ernment to the amount of $1,750. 000,000. while railroads and bus transportation has received govern ment aid approximating $1 .500 .000,- 000, he stressed. Aviation subsidies ; have amounted to only $9,000,000. of which two-thirds has been returned In stamp revenues, he declared. In an interview with the Mail Tribune, Dr. Staub amplified his re marks In citing government aid given aviation In foreign countries. One German plant, operating under a sub sitdy. employs 3.000 persons regular ly wtthan output of 1.000 planes i monthly, he said. One Russian plant ' has a capacity of 2,000 army planes monthly and the Russian air force has facilities for landing 8,000 ma i chine gunners In one assault, he add ! ed. The 1035 airplane production ' in this county was only 47A units, he , i recalled, and said the load ior avia t Uon development In this country i must, by necessity, be carried by prl j vate airlines and manufacturers be cause of the lack of federal financial j aid. In concluding his address, Dr. J Staub pointed out that the shortest ; air route from Yokohama to this country was not by way of the islands I employed by the Clipper ships, but ! instead to the northwest area when planes have been perfected for safe I flying over longer distances, j "Medford needs no concessions,' ! was the vital message of Col. Popp "We fully realize the need for an air ! development program In southern j Oregon; It has been decided upon and DINE and DANCE at in Holly Drama -fca. eye for perfection; the cast of 08 principal speaking parts and 2500 bit plnyers and extras were grilled to allow no mistakes; resulting In mak ing the story outstanding even in this day of great show. Tho picture follows the romantic adventures of Anthony Adverse through five countries, across the seas and over three continents, from boy hood to late manhood, through vic tory and dark despair and light-hearted gaieties. Is going forward" Col. Popp paid a tribute to the sympathetic Interest of Dr. Staub In Med ford's aviation prob lems. Dr. Staub has. long been con sidered by citizens here familiar with aviation affairs as a genuine friend and supporter of this community. - Lieutenant K. A. Stanley acted as chairman for today's meeting and music was furnished by Schmorl's orchestra. Mayor George W: Porter will accompany Dr. Staub and Col. Popp on their flight back to Port land today. The word "caddy" la derived, says the American Art association, from the Malayan "katl" and the Chinese "katty" which were used In ths Ori ent to designate packages of tea In the days of the East India company. , Stated Communication, Medford Lodge No, 103, A P. & A. M., Friday, Nov. 30. Annual meeting In honor of Past Masters. Dinner 6:30 p. m. Special program. O. O. HORNER, W. M, ,E. M. WILSON, Secy. Positively Ends Tonight! BEYOHD SATURDAY ONLY! " Shows 1-3, 0:45-9 ' A BUCK JONES SHOW YOU WON'T REGRET! It's filled to the brim with the thrills ' only Buck can (Ivel 3 Coming Sunday . 3 Days! ANOTHER HIT FOR OUR SECOND WEEK Comlrtf to you with ths mojea- ty of the mlghtjr ...rl MHI.MppI 111' " L. ADDED J ' SH0RT8I , a '. SPfCTsCU! TlH "IRENE DUN Ht X, ALAN JONES M (. CHARItt WINNINGEK 'M- Kay Francis Heads Rialto Bill Kay Francis and George Brent have the leads of the cast of "Give Mo Your Heart," which heads the big double bill slated for a three-day allowing at trie Rial to theater starting Sunday. Give Me Tour Heart" Is a thrilling drama of love and hate and sacrifice based on the play by Jay Mallory. OAKLAND, BERKELEY: . QUIT MILK BUSINESS OAKLAND, Calif., Nov. 20-(UP) Oakland and Berkeley city govern ments last night wont1 out of the milk business as suddenly, as they went in when dairy, operators made peace with union employes and It was annoulced normal distribution of milk would be resumed Immedi ately. . ;. . , The city governments distributed milk in the area Thursday after most of the dairy plants closed down in a dispute over unionization of milkers on farms where they 'obtained their, supplies. ' Tokyo's population has been In creasing recently at the rate of 600 a doy. sfll W ' - ' Today and Saturday I mX IwIT'STHE TEAR'S Ji THE BIGGEST BATTLE wm ,M.of.:the'.year. ..i;; zClJfiPoshively Ends Tomorrow IMF - t-'f a ' I Limn feTTnnOI) HJvYi V&- ' - j:Im 3 XAO -PrevueSa, Night V" . I I B Jff.S f IfSkJI - "THE FINAL HOUR" I UanUe J V?t '""l '""""l , , l while two of I . r , , , V eves 25c I I with Ralph Bollamy-Marguorite Churchill thoir stars bat- i"J ' V ' s II I storv of all tirao . . T I .-. I I K J W 1 f i m II " an paralleled film - I .1 fflT. T ; 1 MlJZ ' h m I achievement! fe& - I 31 ' J ? T S smuihi i n i ati aw 1 ma m x w HerveyilLW SturhM, In Cn 1M9. FredricJIflRGH Olivia de HAVILIAND ANITA LOUIS1 . DONAID WOODS IDMUN0 OWINN CLAUDI RAINS , LOUIS HAYWARD Oals Sondergaard ItsH! Ouna . lilty Mauclt . Alclm Tomlroff Ralph Morgan Hanry O'Nolll ... The most notable adventure between ers now becomes . tl I DM ml . , entertainment with Besides Miss Francis and Brent the cast Includes Patrick Knowles, Henry Stephenson, Frieda Inescort ond Helen Flint. i'Hero Cornea' Carter," starring Ross Alexander and Olenda Farrell plays as the second feature on Sunday's bill. The Soil Conservation Service says a "depth of double a season's evap oration loss" Is a safe rule In con strutting reservoirs or ponds for live stock. D. M. Young, of the Museum of Geology, University of Kentucky, says 17 meteorites have been discovered In Kentucky. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED To buy or rent for 3 weeks. . cheap sedan In good condition. Box 790, Tribune. WANTED 4 or 6-room house for adults; furnished or partly furnish ed. Must be .reasonable. Box 1200, Tribune, FOR SALE 14 lots on 8. Holly. All assessments paid; $000 tntal price. Inquire owner, 038 8. Holly. , . tr AnfU . . si Mttli 1 Vlnctnt Mois 41 John Bonnyfitthtr i , ii Don Lull , tl Dtnli Mow t . . if Ftlth i . . ti NWits ' I 77 Boy Anthony . 41 Ctro die , , it Difcru"" . if Fithn Xirln. romantio book o o v the greatest in theatre . V '" ' The big teams' L" f'dL 11 . i s r i i nr.' 1H AS il FOR RENT Apt. Hotel Grand. FOR SALE Plymouth- coupe, 33; A-l condition. Cnsh. or truck in trad. Julius Dobrot, Eagle Point, Ore. Rt. 1, Box 47. TALENT HATCHERY '1,4 mile south of Talent on Pacific highway, now hatching Lesrhorns, Barred Rocks, R. I. .Rods, White R. I. and New Hnmpshlrys. La r e. high - grnda chicks from blood-tested stock. Prices $10, ll and $13 per hundred. Any quantity. We deliver.: FOR SALE OR TRADE '34 Chevrolet Master Sedan in good condition, tor 29 to '3a light coupe or scdau. 212 v. Main.. . FOR SALE--Three Duroo Jersey gilts, to farrow In January. D. R. Smith, across from schoolhouse In Talent. HAVE 40 cows to freshen by January 1st. Will contract calves. ,C. C Hoover, phone 437-R. FOR RENT 6 -room furnished homo in desirable residential district, Jiust 3 blocks from business district Finn sawdust . burning heating plant. 3 bedrooms, toilet upstairs and down, bath tub and Bhower; attractive yard, garage. Address Box 782, Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Furnished, heated apart ment, 229 N. Ivy. GATES "R. fe G." USED CARS Reconditioned and Guaranteed. 1933 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan. excellent condition $520.00 iwaa rora v-o coupe; looka like new ; 948.00 1034 Plymouth DeLuxo- Sedan. One of our R. & a, dars 465.00 Our guarantee Includes 30 days' free service, labor and material, C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Cnr Department 1 0th and Bartlett. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Spe cial Club Offers for Christmas Gifts Mrs. J. H. Cochran, 203 N. Bartlett, phone 1509-x. m II II I . fl:4.1-p.'.10 IO mm I ; biu xui iu v f '' -"Wi ICTILDCroLl'iT T,-Zr' -v- urn,) Bicuipoari MOU ItOKl GOMOR EUJOTT tODtSM BOUSM IUUT IAMUT nSEID CtERAN FRO UWtEKtt Coming Sunday The irresistible 1 1 KAY FRANCIS GEORGE BRENT . In. . "GIVE ME YOUR HEART" Plus - BOSS ' ALEXANDER . "Here Comes MOTHERS! FREE MOTION PICTURES OF YOUR BABY NEXT WEDNESDAY AT 0:30, A. M.l . WANTED To buy 4 or fl-room house. lor cash. Box 3502. Tribune. TOTAL PRICE $2500. ONLY $500 DOWN. Almost new 7-room modern home, acre ground. Just off Jacksonville Hwy. Chickens, ducks, milk goat and shed full of wood all go. Own er must leave at once. Phone or come Into our office today and make appointment to be shown this elegant home at a real sacrifice. ALSO Have cash buyer for 10 to 20 -acre place In Rogue River Valley. List yours today for quick results. CHARLES A. WINQ AGENCY, INO. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728. WANTED To buy live ducks. O. 0. Hoover, 43-R, WANTED Housemaid. No cooking. Tel. 639-J, Mrs. Voorhlea. FOR' SALE A bargain, my personal car 1030 Plymouth Touring Sedan with full Blzo trunk, well fender, good tires, just like new, Only 4800 miles Priced right for im mediate sale. W. W. Allen, phone 1370. ; , FOR RENT Unfurnished 4 -room ppnrtment. Reasonable. 401 So. Riverside. FOR SALE 2- acres near Medford, Irrigated; 4 -room house, garage and woodshed; poultry house for 2000 hens. A good buy and a nice place to live. Price $2,000, Including soma furniture, canned fruit, wood . and garden tools. L. G. PICKELU . Excltiaive Agent, 18 Bo. Bartlett. Dance at the Oasis Price's 0-Ptece . s .;' Swim Band , ' SATURDAY NIGHT A th wotWt ineit timout ilsJum. . . ths frsif Rofi Bowl. William FRAWLEY Eleanora WHITNEY TOM BROWN ' LARRY CRABBE BENNY BAKER "The Trojani" S-HifNo.2 !) '" II THRILLS IN HIS SONGS DEATH IN HIS GUNS! Your favorite singing j 1 cowboy is here again ! II : . with another crack- shot western! ' 2 BIG HITS! GI.E.VDA . FARRELL Carter' BONNEY'S GRILL trl.E. 3
