Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 11, 1937, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextMEPFORP "NrATL TRIBUNE, M'EDFOrc'D, OREGON". FRIDAY. TCTN"E 11, "193?. "PAGE TlIHiTEEN LOCAL and BuilneM Visitor Dick Kay of th city waa among visitors transacting business In Ashland Wednesday. Hal Operation Mrs. p. E. Kruggel underwent a major operation at the Community hospital Tuesday. Returns Home Lea Burns of Ash- ! land returned home yesterday after recovery from a major operation at a local hospital. Visit Ins Sister Mrs. Clifford Pow- j era of Monmouth la among Medford tlsitors, 8ho la the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Lulu Sunderman. .'.' ... Returns from Visit Mrs. Llta Stevle- was expected to return today to her home here after a six weeks' Tlait :ln Iowa. New Residence The fifth permit for the construction of a new resi dence in Medford this month was applied for yesterday by W. J. Rogers of 841 West Second street. Stated cost was 13000. Entertain! Class Mrs. R. B. Wilder entertained the beginner class of the primary department In the Baptist Sunday school in the church primary room yesterday afternoon. Twenty three pupils and 15 adults were present. .. . . Tire Blow-Out A car driven by Bruce Campbell of Rogue River hit one operated by Robert Smith of Phoenix Wednesday morning on Mc Andrews road when a tire on the Campbell machine blew out, a city police report said today. V--Class Supper C. A. Meeker's class of the First M. E. church will have a pot-luck supper Monday evening at 6:30. Envelopes must be turned In by that time, It Is announced. All members are requested to b present and those attending are to bring a covered-dish and service. Back from Pendleton Harold D. Grey, diBtrict director of the WPA. returned to Medford Tuesday evening from Pendleton where he took his and two children, who will spend several weeks on the ranch of Mrs. Grey's parents ' While there, Mr. Grey said, they were caught In the dust storm that struck eastern Oregon. . Program Tonight Daily vacation Bible school, under the direction of Mrs. Clara Caulkins, will present a program tonight at the Church of the.Nazarene, Central avenue at Jack son', street. In conjunction with an exhibit of the work accomplished tn the two psst weeks. The public In vited. Children's Day A Children's Day program will be presented at the Bap tist church Sunday school at 0:45 a. m., June 13. Opening exercises will be conducted by the primary department. Parents are extended a special Invitation.' Classes for all agea will be held after the program. Drahln wrvlpM flrA nrhedtllert for U a. m., with anthems by the choir under tne direction 01 Airs, ureru Pinley. REGULAR PRICES Mat-JOc Ere-40e Klddlrs-lOe JS Tuesday Only! There's Always a Good Time Where There's a Good Crowd. Meet Your Friends at the Oriental Gardens Saturday Night Come Early, Stay Late Don't miss the 12 o'clock feature N C E PERSONAL Gains Position Mildred Walker of Medford, member of the graduating class at Willamette university, has obtained a position on the faculty of the Harrlsburg high school for next year, according to word received here from Salem. She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Walker of this city. On Vacation Flight C. Applegate of Los Angeles, radio station tech nician, brought his Ryan open-cock pit plane down at municipal airport this afternoon for refueling. He Is on vacation and is spending his time In making a leisurely flight to the northwest. He left for Eugene after hla ship had been serviced. . . Going East Dr. and Mrs. Bradford Pruyn plan to leave here tomorrow by motorcar for the east. Mrs. Pruyn will stop at Anaconda, Mont., to visit their daughter, Mrs. J. R. Brttton. while Dr. Pruyn will continue to Chicago where ha will take a post graduate course at the National School of Chlropractle. They expect to be gone about six weeks. Weed Celebration Completion of plans for a three-day 4th of July celebration In Weed was announced In a bulletin received here from the California city today. The program Includes a rodeo, street parades, con cessions, dancing and a drawing for an automobile. The celebralton Is in charge ot a committee of Weed business men and American Legion naires. Invited to Picnle Colonel Sargent camp and auxiliary of United Spanish War veterans today were in receipt of an invitation to attend the annual Flag Day picnic of the Grants Pass camp in the Grants Pass city park Sunday. Joe E. Wood, camp com mander, asked that as many post and auxiliary members as possible attend the affair. Lunch and service are to be provided by those attending. . Coronation Talk The Rev. E. 8. Bartlam will speak oh the British coronation and the Church of Eng land to members and friends of tht Wesley league of the First M. E. church, at services In the church parlor Sunday night at 7 o'clock. All young people are Invited to at tend. Father Bartlam Is pastor of St. Mark's Episcopal church and a former British citizen. . Maternity Death Topic Major causes of maternal mortality were discussed in a symposium given by Drs. Harvey A. Woods, Ashland, O. I. Drummond and W. G. Bishop of Medford at the Wednesday evening meeting of the Jackson County Med ical society at the Hotel Houana. Dr. R. P. Mortensen acted as host for the evening. Dr. O. L. Ogle and Dr. B. G. Bailey of Grants Pass were guests. Ashland doctors attending Included E. G. Everett, h. a. wooas, D. M. Brower, F. G. Swedenburg, Q. W. Gregg and E. A. Woods. "X chemically cooled 13 cylinder V type engine of 1000 horsepower Is un dergoing tests by the army air corps at Wright Field. Deyton, unio. HONOLULU CITY TRIO ROBT. BELL KANA LOKI PRINCESS LEIHE-BABY JOY NEKI LA MAKA JOHN KA H00K0NA WAIKIKI BEACH STEEL GUITAR BAND and on the screen Glenda Farrell Barton MacLane "FLYAWAY BABY" D A N C Fredric March, The first modern picture to be made In technicolor brings Fredric March and Janet Gaynor to the New Croterlan Theatre Sunday In a story of Hollywood, "A Star la Born," which Ann Sothern Star Sunday Film f "' V'" ' '- , . - U Q P .. .( . .. Marooned by the blizzard In a mountain lodge, with only a stuffed moose as chaperon, romantic Don Ameche and attractive Ann Sothern agree that It's nice weather If they ran get It, in the new laugh-aploed romance, "Fifty Roads To Town," coming to the Rlalto theatre for a three-day run Sunday. Slim Summer vllle, Stepln Fetch It, Jane Darwell, John Qualen and Alan Dinehart as sist the snowbound strangers with the cast. MARITIME SENDS PRESIDENT MESSAGE ON FISH PORTLAND. June 11 (P) The ! Maritime Federation of the Paclilc, In convention here, ordered a wire sent to President Roosevelt today, ; urging the chief executive to halt ; an alleged Invasion of American fish- j lng rights In Bristol bay, Alaska, by the Japanese. The message asserted that Pacific ' coast fishermen were being "robbed ; of their livelihood by invasion of 38 large fishing boats and many smaller ones." It pointed out that Americans arc i prohibited from fishing In the waters ! In question until the season opens j June 26. and contended the fish : run would be depleted within five j years If Japanese fishermen continue to operate along the Bristol banks. Another telegram, addressed to ' Oovernor Prsnk Murphy of Michigan. ' asked him to refrain from any Inter- , ferenee with the CIO.'i efforts to organize the steel industry at Mon roe. Mich., until operators agree to negotiate. The credentials committee, the deliberation, of which have delayed business of the organization during the first five days of the convention, had not completed Its work this aiiernwH. Among the mattera to come before j the body are four resolutions pro posing affiliation by the federation with the CIO. BIG EAGLES DANCE Friday Night Fat Moore 'i Orchestra Everyone Invited U 11 1 U 11 1 Janet Gaynor In glvea the theatre audience an "InMde peek" of the methods employed In bringing' a new' star before the coun try's fans. Also featured in the cast are Adolphe Menjou, May Robson. Lionel Stand er and Andy Devlne. Peter B. Kyne's "Kelly Of The Secret Service, starring Lloyd Hughe and Sheila Manors, will play as the added feature with "Fifty Roads To Town." JC LAST TI.MK9 TOMGIITI . MAE WEST "Go West Young Man" SATURDAY ONLY Shows 1-S. 7-9 ZANE GREY'S Comedy of the open spaces I CARTOON V NEWS Plus Episode Nine "Flash Gordon" 1 1 17 11 Sun f5?V Mon jjj Technicolor Hit Funniest Man T Joe Cook, said to be the funniest man on earth, comes to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow only In the title role of , Zane Grey's "Arizona Ma honey." Larry Orabbe, Marjorte Gate son. Rob't. cummlngs and June Mar- tel are in support of the funster. . Episode 9 of the serial, "Flash Gor don," Is also on the same bill. Frying North Ueut. B. M. Watnee stopped at Medford municipal airport this afternoon to have his army North rup attack plane refueled. U! was en route from March field, River side, Cal.. to Fort Lewis, Wash. Two Die In Crash SANTA ANA, Cal.. June 11. (AF) Two men were burned to death and an ambulance, service - station and Ul Shows Bat. 1:00-3:15 7:00-0:30 Today & Sat! Plus Your Western and you've never DON AMECHE and .. . ft X IWhat A I Plus Peter B. Kyne's "Kelly of the Secret Service" ; , by fire when 1 until (tor destroyed the smbulsnce and automobile i collided her lut nlh. Too Late to Classify CHOICE SMALL DAIRY RANCH 19 Acres on bignwsy, close to Med ford; o-room house, beautiful loca tion, all Irrigated, good aotl. Total price 92400; 9H& down to respou alble parties that will Improve. Also Acrea of good valley land. SO acrea cultivated and Irrigated; barn and email house. Price 13000; terms. Also Modern 6-room house, lot 50x305; wonderful garden eoll; large cherry trees. Price only eiBOO; terma. FOWLER 41 UPP. 44 No. Riverside. ARTESIAN WATER BEST BLACK LOAM SOIL HOUSE PINK OF CONDITION 8 - room all - m o d e r n SlRalhD houae: 13 acre of fin v w " w w eat black aoll In Rogue River Talley: aouth of Medford, near Pacific highway. Sickness forces owner to sacrifice. Every thing goes except furniture In the house; cowa, calves, hogs, chicken, hay, 4 acrea extra fine wheat, bal ance Ladlno clover and alfalfa; farm machinery. This Is a real buy. Priced to sell. Also 13000 WEST MAIN NEW TYPE BUNGALOW aaaa S-room modern. 3 bed S2DD11 rooms. Out-of-town " w w w owner. Priced excep tionally low. Only 12000, on easy terms. Big level lot; paving In and paid. This won't last. See It today. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC. Phone 738. 109 E. Main St. Exclusive Agents. FOR RENT Furnished apartment; adults. 016 N. central. YOUNG LADY desires work by hour. day or week. 344 N. uaruett. FOR RENT Room, 153 No. Oakdale. FOR SALE Ford Coupe; hay In field; ranch. Phone looa-u. FOR SALE Good bsby. crib . With mattress. 828 Edwaras. NICE FRONT sleeping room In neat, refined home; nome privileges. 323 King St. PEAS for canning. Sc lb., you pick. B. E. Ford. 3 miles west on Jack sonville Hwy. Phone 731-R. FOR RENT 5-room modern house; garage, fireplace, nam wood iioor, close in; $25. water paid. B. J. Palmer. Tel. 788. Music Store. WANTED Apple thinners, to be paid by tree. Joe Kantor. 3 mues of Phoenix. FOR BALE 1037 Chrysler Royal touring sedan; low mileage, wew car guarantee. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers.. FOR SALE OR TRADE Small ham mer mill and engine, complete witn dust collector; suitable for hay and grain; capacity approximately 8 to 10 tons of hay a day. John O'Con nor, Central Point. BTfl FIBHINO TACKLE VALUES Bamboo salmon rod, reel, line.. $4. 50 Bamboo fly rod, reel, line ..$2-30 Steel fly rod, reel, line ....$1.00 CLIFF'S SPORT SHOP 817 North Riverside. 14-FT. canoe type boat, $18.00. 817 No. Riverside, . I Mate .-. Evei . . i Kiddles , ISO 350 ton ..The West Goes Wild and Woozy! Rtan and OUIe art couple of "Gay 00" prospectors now letting you In on 00 , minute, of hllarlou, mirth I Singing Favorite! enjoyed him morel i ' ANN SOTHERN in FOR SALE Family milk cow and 100 tiers Doajr nr. a. J. Robinson, MoLeod rod on Butte nil road. COMPETENT young woman, college education, wants position as com panion to woman or child. Refer ences exchanged. Box 2635, Tribune. FOR SALE "30 Ford Sedan; burns ruei on. Bargain. Box 3760, Mail Tribune. ... FOR SALE STOCK RANCH 360 Acres. 6-room modern home, 3 large barna, free water; runnlnsr water through place, fine outside range, on gaveled road; mall and school bus line. Only 17.500. In cluding 40 head of csttle. horses, crops and farm machinery. ALSO Have some very attractive buy in residence property and small acre age. L. Q. PICKELL, 16 South. Bartlett NEW, MODERN 4 and 5-room apart ments, unfurnished; ultra - modern kitchen, electric range and refrig erator. Summer rates. Open for your Inspection at any time. Call 1343-R. Vawter Apts., corner Main and Holly. REAL BUYS 50 Af-res. borders river. 35 cultivated, free water. 4 -room house, large barn: 93500. i down. 10 Acres, highway and Rente river, 8 cultivated, irrigated; $2500. terms. Grocery and meat market, equip ped, good Income, highway, with modern home; clear. Trade for small dairy ranch: C5000. Equipped hatoherf. highway. $2000 equipment, beautiful modern bungalow: $4100, terms. Good monthly income. SHELEY AGENCY Outside city limits. North Pae. Hwy. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GOOD USED CARS 30-DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE 1937 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1038 Chevrolet Master Coupe. 1W33 Dodee DfLuxe Sedan with trunk iuu7 wiuys sedan. 1935 Chrysler 8 Alrstream DeLuxe Coupe, 1P85 Plymouth DoLuxe 3-door Sedan. 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe 4-door Sedan. 1935 Pontlao DeLuxe Sedan. 1B35 Chrysler Alrstream 8 Sedan. 1934 Ford V-8 Con. Coupe. 1934 Chevrolet Master Coupe, like new. 1933 Bulck DeLuxe Sedan. 1933 Ford model B 4-cyllnder Coupe. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. auo as other earlier - models to ehoose from at very low prices, LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. I 35 So. Riverside. Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers. MAYTAO gasoline motor, sewlnr ma- cmne, xitcnen ainx, .small enamel ed range, radio remote control a, tachment, 3 -wheel trailer, set ooun ter platform scales. Al'a Trading roai. j vine Hwy. and Lozier Lano Show, 1:45 7:00.9;(P0 riiiti 1 8 M 1 lew, lKd"e, . 10c IT POSITIVELY ENDS TOMORROW NITE A Great Picture ... Superbly Played . , ! l'HEVLB SATURDAY NIGHT June Travis-Dick Purcell in "Men in Exile" COMING SUNDAY! l , ", Th first mod- JiC-l" era picture to f MENJOU. .1 C0L0R! 4 MayR FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, REAL ESTATE Have a number of trades listed, big and small. List yours. I may have. what you desire. See L. C. Oreenamyer, 705 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Thoroughbred English- ueweuyn puppies o weexs oia. Hi. I Box 130 Columbus Ave. mile south Stewart. FOR SALE Twohorse farm machin ery, 1 mower, $15; 1 hay rake, $15; 1 walking plow, $3; 1 orchard plow. $8; 3 -section spring tooth harrow, $5; 1 wagon, $20. Also light trailer, special at $15. Call 898-J-6. GUARANTEED PA mT l no. time pay ments, Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. FOR RENT Room with garage, In private home. Phone 1564, or call at 7 Cheatnut. DOO FOUND Female fox terrier. Call 741. EXPERIENCED machinist and welder wishes connection with general re pair shop or Ford service. Box 3754 Tribune. MISSING Large white Angora cat, totally deaf. Please phone any In formation of his whereabouts, liv ing or dead, to 656 -J. SELLING FOR LESS, OUR PRICES MEAN SAVINGS FOR YOU Paint at $1.35 per gallon, complete line of used and new pipe and pipe fittings. New and used cable, from H to 1 Inch. Bath tubs, sinks and plumbing sun dries. La wm mowers, garden tools and 8-ply garden hose, 50 feet for $3.35. Tools and Implements for the car penter, mechanic and the farmer. Large stock of barb-wire, fencing and chicken netting. Corrugated roofing and roofing pa per at prices below mall order com petltors. New and used furniture and utensils for the home, the camp and ths summer home. REMEMBER Every Day Is Bargain Day at the MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. 37-31 North Grape Strcet! T0NITE ONLY On The Stage EVE BENSON'S Dance Revue Hollywood! I r o m I h t ' The laughter, love, talent and tear that . all go Into making m o v 1 I