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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1937)
rFrnForcn m"atl tptbtt. rEPFOHD, QREfloy. ttttrsday. .tttnts ?4. mi. PAGE NTNT5 Charles Boyer, Jean Arthur In Sunday Show LATE MODEL DeSoto Coupe DeLuxe; looks and runs like new; Blue Seal FOR CHARia & 8WAVI3 Corset Tel. ROOM AND BOARD, 304 Bo. Central 233-J, evenings. 31B Hamilton. corner Inn. guarantee; only $285.00; low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. LOCAL and PERSONAL j Dinner Quests Mr. and Mra. Mark W&renfelt of Afthland were dinner tuu of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blerma at their home here Monday evening. McAllister Home Attorney William M. McAllister returned home by train this morning from a business trip north. Visits Daughter Mr. 8. A. Parker of Ashland visited In Medford Tues day at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. 6. Campbell. Has Operation June Boswell, young daughter of Mrs. Harry Bos well, underwent an appendectomy at the Community hospital this morn ing. r From Death Valley William M. Aiken of Death Valley, who has been visiting friends and relatives here and In Ashland for the past week, left for home last night. To Hospital Dolores Ragen, 12-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hagen. left by train this morning for Portland where she was to enter the Shrlners' hospital for treatment. Truck Accident Trucka driven by Herbert Bralnard of Butte Falls and Thomas Pickering of CCC headquar ters detachment here were Involved In an accident at Butte Falls yesterday afternoon, a city police report said today. Here from Ashland Ashland resi dents calling here Tuesday Included X. F. Deadmond, Ben Taylor, Mrs. Cloma Burton and daughters, Jean nette and Mouryne, Mrs. Roy Dot eon and Finis Stewart and daughter Doris. l4rlAr. Duc Ward McReynolds. ! state exfimlntfv- ' operators and chauffeurs, will h'S" Jn Medford Sat urday at the city hall iiom 8 a. m. until S p. m. All seeking permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get In touch with Mr. McReynoldB during those hours. Foreign Visitors Two foreign mo torists registered at the AAA office yesterday, Lee Garlock, manager, re vealed today. They were W. Q. Adams of Auckland, New Zealand, and R. L. A. Beauchamp of Chelham, England. Both were touring America and told Oarlock they would see Crater lake today. Reunion of S liters Mrs. Julia Jef fries of Los Angeles arrived recently for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Hinman of 013 West 10th street. Mrs. Jeffries and Mrs. Hin man are sisters. They had not seen eaeh other for 15 years. Mark Promotion Day Christian Endeavor and Missionary societies of the First Christian church met Sun day evening to observe promotion day. Adult members served refresh ments to about 40 members and guests. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Drum mond, missionaries from India, and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mitchell of Ash land, parents of Miss Hattle Mitchell, African missionary, were among spe cial guests. The Impressive promo tion services were held In the flower decorated church auditorium, with the senior members In charge. Mrs. Drummond spoke on "Young People of India," comparing them with American youth. Medford Publicized His decorated duralumin -covered trailer has been the center of curiosity all along the route to Chicago, It was stated In a letter received today from E. J. Klein, Med ford tailor. With Mrs. Klein and their sons, Mr. Klein is making motor tour to Jersey City, N. J to visit a brother he has not seen In 97 years. The silvery sides of the Klein trailer are decorated with paintings of Rogue valley pears and apples, with large red arrows point ing to the name Medford, Oregon. All along the route, Mr. Klein wrote, persons have stopped to Inspect the trailer and Inquire about Medford. From Chicago eastward Mr. Klaln aatd he would distribute literature put out by the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Here from Lake Mr. and Mrs. C. p. Fogelqulst of Diamond lake were shopping and transacting business here this morning. From Trail Out-of-town residents transacting business In Medford to day included D. Sawyer and Mrs. Frances Ash, both of Trail, Minor Auto Mishap A ear drive by J. E. McDonald of Medford iat struck by a machine operated by R. E. Connor of Talent yesterday after noon on the Coker Butte road when Connor drove in from a aide road, according to a report In city police station today. Permits to Re-roof Three applica tions to re-roof were made at the city building Inspector's of Ice yes terday. They were made by Wort mand and Gore of 307 East Main street at a stated cost of ei20; Mrs. W. H. Merrltt of 346 South Riverside avenue at a stated cost of $85; and the Allen hotel at East Main and Front streets at a stated cost of $164. Tonsils Excised Undergoing tonsil - ectomlee at the Osteopathic hospital this morning were Bobby Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Walker of 305 West Jackson street, and Billy Hed rlck, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hed- rlck of 503 South Oakdale avenue. Mrs. Delia Neighbor of Maple Park Drive and Lester Wendt, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wendt of Jacksonville, underwent operations for the removal of their tonsils yesterday. . Gets Pilot License Max Pelroe, president of Medford chapter of the National Aeronautic association, pass ed his written and flight tests yes' terday afternoon for a private pilot's license. He was examined by Glen Neal, Inspector for the bureau of air commerce who gave Mr. peirce a let ter of authority pending arrlvel of the actual license from Washington, D. C. Mr. Neel left late yesterday for Klamath Falls In his Monocoupe. Mr. Peirce was trained for piloting at the municipal airport here. They make love and history Is made! Dark-eyed Charles Boyer and blonde Jean Arthur are the new screen romancers of "History Is Made 1 fast-paced romance of a Paris head at Night," coming Sunday to the New watter and a mannequin from New Craterlan theater. Leo Carrlllo heads 1 York, who meet, fall In love, and the supporting cast of thts smart, start making romantic- history. Poker Player "fear FEATURES MEETING STATE FIRE CHIEFS Wedding bells last night provided an unexpected prelude to the fire chlef'n convention opening her today. Many of the early arriving dele gates witnessed "the surprise mar riage of Miss Virginia Blevlns, daugh ter of Mrs. James Blevlns of Gold Hill end Tom Carlon, son of Fire Olilef and Mrs. Tom Carlon of Bend, Ore. Parents of the young couple were unaware of the wedding plans until a short time before the cere mony. Rev. James Hamilton, pastor of the First Christian church, read the service at 8 o'clock at the Medford hotel. In the presence of parents of the bride and groom, the bride's grandfather, Art Everton of Grants Pass, and other relatives in addition to the visiting firemen. Chief Carlon Is among those ap pearing on convention programs here and his fellow -firemen Joined tne otherc present In extending heaity congratulations to the bride and groom. Bright with action, romance and sacrifice, colorful with its picturesque Betting In a turbulent gold camp of the fiO's on the slopes of the Cali fornia Sierras, "The Outcasts of Poker Flat" comes to the Rial to theater for tomorrow and Saturday. Preston Foster Is starred, with Vir ginia (Pigtails) Weldler and Jean Mulr In chief supporting roles. Swift and deadly gun battles, fortunes won and lost on the turn of the wheel, the coming of law and order and many other event make the picture teem with excitement. Two-Gun Law," Peter B. Kyne'a newest western drama starring Char les starrett, will be the added feature on the same program. signed to Isolate the Spanish war was the forerunner of -an attack against government Spain as "punishment" for an alleged attempt to torpedo the German cruiser Leipzig. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Frlgldalre. 5-ft. size, ex cellent condition, automatic de froster. TeL 618-M. . FOR SALE Team 4-year-old horses. Just broke; will make 1400-lb. horses. W. R. Hoi man. R.F.D. 3, Eagle Point, Ore. FOR SALE 160 acres In upper Stuns vdiiry; noue ann cnicKen nouse lots of wood; good placer nroDoii- tton. coarse gold; good spring; Sams creeic inrousn place. Price $1000 See or write George Long, Eagle x-uuit, ure., om h&wks piace. FOR SALE! Furnished 6 rooms and bnth; large lot, garage, only $1000. See H. N. Lofland, 225 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE 1 shoat, $6.50; 30 Barred Rock pullets, frying size; 10 Aus tra -Whites, layers. 50c each. H. W. Crocker, Buckshot Hill road. Box 00. FOR RENT Furnished modern 6 room house, $25. Call from 6 to 8 p.m., across from 3.0 B., Stewart Ave. Martha At Roxy HSBSaTjfcJfc...... FOR SALE Slide trombone and case In good condition, for quick sale, $10. Also 2-burner coal oil stove, $1.50. 341 Haven. PARTY Is known who took the pewter pan at Silver S?nl Supper, Friday. June 18th. Return at once and avoid trouble. WANTED Lady who wishes perma nent position in motherless home on ranch; small wages; references. Joe Arens. Eagle Point, Ore. NOTICE If you want your barns whitewashed or coia water paint, pnone wlthe row. 268-W. Young Mr. and Mrs. Carlon are to leave tomorrow for Klamath Falls, where they will make their home. The bride Is a former resident of Grants Pass. Formal announcement of tier betrothal to Mr. Carlon was made Monday night In that city, but no plans for an immediate marrluge were made known at that time. Both she and the groom attended Southern Oregon Normal school and have many friends In the valley. By the Associated Press German and Italian warships pa trolled the coasts of Spain on their own Initiative today, their comman ders acting in apparent concert. Italian vessels were under orders to strike back Immediately at any "attack" from the Spanish govern ment. The German battle fleet, about to be reinforced by the pocket battleship Graf Spec, was told to ' protect German interests." A fear still pervaded Britain that the Joint Italian-German withdrawal tTom the non-intervention patrol de- WILL TRADE EQUITY In attractive, modern 6 -room Med ford home, in finest residential district; fine lawns, front and rear, large oak shade trees, etc. FOR CITY OR COUNTRY HOME In desirable location; balance on long term, low interest H.O.L.C. loan. Address Box 3212, Mail Trib une, giving location and particulars, SOUTHERN OREGON INCOME OR RANCH PROPERTY WANTED In exchange for high-class business property and a fine paying busi ness anyone can manage In one of central California's fastest growing towns or 10.000 pop., close to San Francisco. Higher altitude required tor my neaitn. Give run. informa tion In first reply. Box No. 3115, Medford Mall Tribune, Medford. 1:43-7 :00-9:00 . Pity a poor piano on a night like this! Martha Rare, mad, dizzy, alng lng comedienne, give, her all to an and It looks grim for the hapless keyboard. For sound ellects, drop In at the Roiy theater today and tomorrow where Martha and Shirley Rosa are appearing In "Hideaway Olrl." GREEN PINE SLAB WOOD Big DOUBLE LOAD Phone Now Timber Products Company T"tloolcwhaft V goin' on here!" I Yeah Man! . . . It's full of fun and laffs and romanre and new tunes! HIDEAWAY GIRL" Manlia aye Shirltf ton Robert Cami-J5 loan DeProa Added Trent -VtoleU In Sprlnj Mil'lcal ports News TODAY tnd FRI. TOMORROW SATl'RIMY man, a one- 5 W'' man woman, r f f. ab'' a 10 year old -3 '1 H card shark! (V, hl 11 f POKER htsS Pratton FOSTER f ' Van HEFLIN i rL Tonltel Last Timet Tonlte! LEE TRACY in "Behind the Headlines" 'Leftfpie of Frightened Men' MANAGER WANTED By company enjoying highest rating uun Bradstreet. Permanent connection. Successful applicant needs only 375 working capital since we fi nance large balance. Contract guarantees average minimum t50 weekly Income while establishing business or refund. Should more than double In future. Sincere persona with good past records write fully for Interview by super visor who will be In city for a few da vs. glvln phone and address. Box 9113. Tribune. FREE SCOT FOR SALE Oood milk cow. east of Calhoun ranch west of Phoenix. S. O. Stearns. MAN with light delivery panel truck wants mil or pari time worn, box 3216. Tribune. RED CURRANTS and dried Petite prunes. Mrs. D. W. Luke. Phone 879-J-l. BRAIDED RUGS for sale. Tel. 060-R. GUARANTEED PArNTlNO. time pay ments, Mitchell AUto Beauty Shop FOR SALE Weaner pigs and few feeders. Ray Fnrnsworth. Home crest Orchard. Coleman Creek road, opposite Voorhles. FOR SALE SOME GOOD BUYS IN REAL ESTATE A wonderful stock ranch, 2fl0 acres, free water for B0 - acres, alfalfa and clover land; good buildings, farming machinery and 4 horses, free outside range; $13,500. . terms. , 40 Acre., wonderful wood ttm- ( ber. (40000; terms. t 50 Acres, 5-room house, partially . complete; 10 acre in cultivation; ' good spring piped to house; $550. One of the best auto camps on ! Rogue river, 4 acres. 800 ft. of j river And Highway frontage, beau- I tlful location. 1 Also beautiful residential homes ! overlooking Rogue river. C. C. Chapman, Alaska Auto Camp, j 4'2 mllos wt of oold HtU. TALKING MOTION PICTURES 8 P. M. Friday, June 25th 8 P. M. Featuring "Relax" Conquering Roads State Police Around the Corner ALSO NEWS EVENTS RESEARCH TOPICS MUSIC THRILLS and ACTION ENJOY THE EVENING AS OUR GUEST EVERYONE WELCOME (No Business Solicited) ' AT Rogue River Chevrolet Used Car Lot, No. Riverside and 4th THE GREATEST OF ALL SCREEN ADVENTURES SURPASSING SUPREMACY THE BOUNTY"; OF "MUTINY ON (ft " ' y - JSjSS f TODAY-3 DAYS ONLY! a Wfc Just as it stormed from the pen of Kipltaff comes V, 7 g. 1 this stirring saga of the sea . . . the mighty it?y drama of iron men on wooden ships ... who yr Tf ff ) leave the women they love to dare the wrath of m- j -' ' VaLar tf&j the angry waves ... the story of the Grand Banks iJ'C-f VfSgjgV B. fishermen . . . and a boy who learned the value of s V" ' ""g love and wealth from men who had neither I t"? 7 II &GglL ll Vow . . . while It In .till twwlni In many cltln of the country at road ihow prices ... It come, to you at the Cratertan'i REGULAR PRICES! Come Early! Shows at 1:45 7:00 and 9:15 SCOOP! FIRST PICTURES OF THE RUS SIAN FLIERS' ARRIVAL at VANCOUVER fnd of V Central 'I
