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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1937)
M"ET)FCVRD MATT TRTBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. .TTLY 23, 1937. PAGE THIRTEEN LOCAL and Call! on Friends Mrs. Mildred Lit tler of Sardine creek and Berkeley, Cl.. visited Mends ben today. Business Visitor Bob Hammond, jr.. vaa among recent Medford call in in Ashland, transact lug bualne&a there Wednesday. rrom Gold HIM L. A. Dinger of Gold Kill waa visiting friends and attending to business matters In Med ford thl morning. To Lakevlew Mra. Russell Semon and Mrs. Ernest J. Smith left yes terday afternoon for Lakevlew and other eastern Oregon points where they niU visit for a few days. On Vacation Miss Josephlr.6 Koppes. secretary to the Jackson county public health unit, Is among Medford residents vacationing In the north. Minor Operation W. C. Wilson of 422 Beatty street was admitted to the O too pat hi o clinic yesterday for a minor operation. He la getting alone nicely, attendants said. Transact Business 0. DeYoung of Portland, special agent for the Du buque Fire and Marine Insurant company, transacted business here ye terday. Postpone Cubs Meeting Achieve ment meeting of cub pack eight of the Washington school, which was to have been held tonight, has been postponed to Friday, July 30, It was announced this morning. Minor Accident Cars driven by Tom Davidson of 1139 West Ninth street and Frank Mathews were In volved In a minor auto accident at Main and Fir streets last night, a city police report said today. Putnam Here George Putnam, editor and publisher of the Salem Capital Journal, arrived here this morning to spend the week-end ang ling as the guest of Col. E. E- Kelly and Judge F. L. TouVelle. Mr. Put nam was editor and publisher of the Medford Mall Tribune before he went to Salem. " To Make Tour T. E. May will leave by plane tonight for Oakland where he will Join his son Wayne, who Is employed by United Air Lln?s. The two will then go by plane to Detroit where they will take deliv ery of a new car. They will then make a motor tour, returning via Canada. Flying North William Fry arriv ed at Medford municipal airport this morning from Redding, Cal., In his Rearwln plane. After his ship had been serviced he left for Eugene wheie he was to participate In an aerlM show planned as part of the Oregon Trail pageant. Frye Is affiliated with Aircraft Associated of Long Beach, Cal., airplane sales firm. KEEP COOL at the CHATEAU DINE and DANCE Every Evening With the Serenaders - Chan & Chan Chinese Medicine Co. ua rAllvrl ML nnrfl lIT (our herbal remedy. Do y o a nave: Asiiima, Hay Fever, stomach Tfnnht. rnnitlnatlon. Chronic Cough, Rheumatism, Si nus Trouble, rue, ftniinui. HtU. Eczema, Appendicitis, man Blood Pressure. Prostate. Hart, Liter, Bladder. .Kidney. Lunge. Blood. Urinary trouble, Herb Kill glre you relief. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.: Tuesday-Thursday 10-13 a m. Cloeed Sunday. CAERfUVAL Balloons Confetti Horns Hats Saturday; Nicht at the NEVZ ROGUE RIVER Open Air Pavilion MUSIC BY CARL STEARNS AND HIS RYHTHM BOYS PERSONAL Representative Here Out-of-town business visitor, here thl week nt cluded Mrs. Marlon Conalln Thorn .ton. representative of a eoap company. ... Visiting Parents John Ferry, eon of Mr. and Mrs, D. H. Perry of Rogue River, 1 spending a vacation vUlt with his parents and hi slaters, the Mlases Elizabeth and Prances Ferry, who graduated from Stanford uni versity this spring. . To View Pleet attven Dodge, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dodge, will leave thl week-end for Portland where he will be a guest of Richard Galnor, formerly of thl city, during the vlalt of the fleet. t On Buying Trip Adrlenne Steward will leave thl evening for Los An geles and San Francisco. She plans to spend a week In each city, looking over the fall and winter style marts nd purchlng merchandise for her Medford and Klamath Fall stores. To Seattle Mr. J. Banford Rich ardson and Mra. K. J. Fleischer, both teacher in the Central Point schools. left yesterday for Seattle. Wash, where they will enroll In the Unl verslty of Washington summer school. They will be away five week. Melihlor Here M. J. Melchlor, field Inspector of the World war veteran state aid commlaslon. Is transacting official buslnea here. He arrived yesterday and plana to remain until Monday. He spent today at the offloe of Carl T. Tengwald, Jackson county representative for the commission, At Convention Dwlght Houghton, Chet Hubbard and William M. Mc Allister left yesterday for Olympla, Wash., where they will attend the annual convention of Active Inter national today and tomorrow. Mc Alllater la International president and will preside at all sessions. . Picnic on River Honoring Mlas Dorothy MacMlllan. who I vlltlng at the home of her aunt and uncle, Lieut, and Mrs.' Lawrence Rhode, a no-hostess picnic was arranged last evening on Rogue river. Present were the Misses Jeanne Hamilton, Opal Harvey, Mr. William B. Hlne of Yakima, Patsy Smith, Gertrude Has- Klns and the honor guest. To Return Home A. J. Anderson, chaplain of Medford post of tho American Legion, will return home tomorrow evening from the veterans' hospital in Roseburg. Mr. Anderson, who was recently elected chaplain of the local post for the 14th consecu tive time, ha been confined in the hospital for the past four month with a broken hip. suffered when he slipped on Icy pavement. Mr. Ander son was previously expected tonight, but sent word that he would not be home until tomorrow evening. Post official urge all member to be it the depot to welcome their comrade. , . . ... Three Slightly Hurt Three persons were slightly Injured Wednesday evening when a car driven by Dr. F. O. Broatrom of Fresno. Cel., waa atnick by a machine operated by Adolph Olson of Trail on the Crater Lake highway 15 miles from Med ford, according to a city police re port. The Injured were Mra Mar Jorle .Broatrom, Carl Brostrom, 13, and Dr. Brostrom, who was driving the car. The report atated that Ol son swerved from hi side of the high way and atruck the left front fender of the Brostrom machine which was traveling In the opposite direction. . . Distinguished Visitors Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Bottorff of New York City left Medford last Saturday for San Francisco and Lo Angele after spending three days a guests of Wli 11am F. Isaac at hi summer home. Big Rock lodge, on Rogue river. Mr. Bottorff 1 vice-president and gen eral manager of the Civic Concert company of New York City, which 1 owned by the National Broadcasting company. The Bottorffe are close friends of the artists who appeared In Medford aeversl yer ago In a concert eerie, and are Intimate frlenda of Attollo Baggorle. one of the country' outstanding tenors. While In Medford the New Yorkers were es pecially Impressed with crater laae and the beautiful eoenery of south- "Parnell" At Craterian Sunday i i i-itii f in The photoplty version of the oele-1 brated story of Charles 8tewart Par, nell, "Uncrowned King of Ireland," who sacrificed fame for the woman he loved, comes to the New Craterian theater for a three-day run starting Star Given "Bum s Rush " At Preview By DAN HOLLYWOOD. July 33. (API autograph hunter, got "the works" from a policeman and was rescued by Robert Taylor at the preview last night of her newest film. An old hat pulled down on her l head and her coat collar flipped up. the actress was not recognized by the officer when he shoved back auto graph hunters who swarmed around Tavlor, her escort. Miss Stanwyck attempted to follow the actor through the crowd. 'No. you don't," commanded the officer. forcibly putting ber Into reverse. Once safely through the mobbing fans, Taylor found that It was a strange young woman who had hold of his coat tall as he entered the foyer. He rushed out again. Miss Stanwyck eat weeping on the curb, rigorously guarded by the law. "I'm going to sock you, (f you don't let her go," threatened Taylor. By this time, the officer waa dis covering his mistake. So were the fans massed on the sidewalk and angered by his part in the Impromp ern Oregon said. In general, Mr. Isaacs E IS HIGHLIGHT OF EUGENE'S FIESTA EUGENE. July 33 AP The Pio neer walked through the streets of Eugene again today. Today gripped hands with yester day as the world famous pioneer parade, highlight of the fourth tri ennial Oregon Trail celebration, pro ceeded at oxen-pace through the downtown section of the city with an estimated crowd of 35,000 persons crowding the line of March. Led by a squadron of mounted po lice officers, the grand marshal of the day was Darwin Brlstow, grand son of Elijah Brlstow, the first man to build a permanent home In Lane county. In a later float, a reproduc tion of this cabin waa entered by Mr. Brlstow. Young, whoso grandparents came to Oregon In 1853, and Miss Ida Patterson, whose parents came to Oregon In 1S43. had a place of honor near the head of the parade. Close behind came the Junior queen and king with their escorts, heading a contingent of children representing an old Immigrant train with tiny covered wagons drawn by calves. Queen Susannah TV rode In royal state in the red. blue and gold car riage of the Portland rose festival. With her rode Barbara Johnson, pir ate girl of the San Francisco Oolden Oa-te exposition, and Just behind, rid lng in an old covered wagon, came ; the royal court, JACKSONVILLE BOY ON SPANISH DUTY Taking off refugees In Spain dur ing the present clrtl var Is on of the dutlt being don by Calvin L. Lusk of Jacksonville, a third class pett7 officer aboard the U. 8. 8. Kansas, which I stationed In the troubled waters, according to Infor- DANCE SATURDAY NITE at BONNEY'S GRILL "Blackie" McDonald, Mgr. Musio br "Happy OllletU's Musical Mountaineers SPECIAL Chicken Dinners Sunday under the title of "Parnsll." Clark Oable and Myrna Low co-aur In the leading role with Edna May Ollcer, BUlle Burke. Alan Marshall and Edmund Qwenn heading a dis tinguished supporting cast, of Her, Film DE LICE Barbara Stanwyck, mistaken for an tu drama. They Jeered when ha Immediately left the scene. Ironically, he was one of 10 officers hired for the even ing by Goldwyn studio, producer of Miss Stanwyck's picture, "Stella Dal las." The Goldwyn press department chief, Jock Lawrence, said Miss Stan wyck suffered bruises on her arms and shoulders for which she received a physician's statement. Taylor was dissuaded by Miss Stanwyck from filing an official com pin In t against the officer, Lawrence said. If the star was in tears before the preview, most of the audience was red-eyed afterward. Critics of trade publications and newspaper called her performance aa a sacrificing mother worthy of the 1937 acWemy acting award. matlon received by his mother, Mr. H. Lusk of Jacksonville. Calvin, a former Medford and Jacksonville high school student and oasKetbou star, Joined the navy three year ago and has been with his ship off Spain for the past year. He is expected home on a furlough the first of August, his mother said He is In the radio department on me cruiser and is taking a course in radio engineering. Mrs; Lusk re port. Closing time for Too Ate to Clas, sifj Ads Is 1:30 p. m. II 1 I m. wV tW fvn 1 Last Times Tonitel I I Saturday Only! Show, at 1-3. 7-1) . DROP YOUR GUNS I.... AND REACH! Plus Comedy Cartoon News AND ON SAME BILLl' ROBINSON CRUSOE erovtutsju 9 iS' 1 BUN. M0N. TUBS. ALL THE WORLD'S ITS STAGE! . SNTH0N9 ADVERSE HER VEY ALLEN imi FREDRIC MARCH Cart of i4S plairr j i V. Km J "Trader Horn" bm (mwmm 1, Ik CN 8 "Trader Horn," the screen's first and greatest thrill-romance, la brought back by popular request to the Rlalto theater or their Sun day, Monday and Tuesday twln-hlt program. Harry Carey, Edwlna Booth and Duncan Itenaldo head the cast which Includes thousands of African Roxy Serial Mala, who has the lead In the new serial, "Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Island," battles fierce natives In the second episode which plays at the Roxy theater tomorrow only. Dick Foran. starring In "Land Be yond the Law." plays as tho main feature for tomorrow. MRS. LOVE SUFFERING FROM HM BOTTLE The condition of Mrs. Ray Love,1 Today and Sat! New songs .. . new , . thrills . . a riot of fun and action with -Gene in his greatest Western hit! A' tfefj J, - U 7:00-9:30 J bJ-SrJ Klddlw . 10c 3fr yr i . v tw Nature's Own Drama of Existence! Life and Death struggles of undersea Jungles! vrcir-w SUNDAY! IT'S BACK! THE SCREEN'S W;lKsm I Authentic Filmization "Spain in Revolt" 1 I Return Showing tf 1 native,. The story of the "White Goddess," whom all men feared, la familiar to every lover of adventure The picture was. actually filmed lu Africa at tho expense of several lives. "Revolt In Spain." an actual, au thentic fllmlaatlon of conditions and warfare In Spain today la scheduled as the added attraction. surgical nurse at Sacred Heart hos pital, who was struck on v the head by an empty pint whiskey bottle thrown by Harvey E. Snider, taxi driver, at the wrestling matches last Monday night, was unchanged today, her physician reported. Mrs. Love Is still confined In bed at Sacred Heart, it was said, and will probably be forced to remain there for 10 days or two weeks. She Is bothered by extreme dizziness, the physician stated, whenever she at tempts to get up. - Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is i :S0 p. m. Too Late to Classify PIANO MUST BE SOLD We have left . on our hands in this vicinity Studio Piano almost new. You . take over contract for balance at $6 a month. For further partlcu- . lars and where it may be seen, ad dress CUne Piano Co., 301 Market St. Pan Francisco. Cal. GIERKE'S MINERAL FOR HEALTH Recommended by Thousands, Free sample with this adr, C. K. SODKRRTROM F.x'riunlve Aiient It l II II .aw . Smiloy Burnette-Armida And - KILLERS thVSEA . CAPTAIN WALLACE CASEWELL, Jr. T MIGHTIEST ADVENTURE! If Hit ....L .lit with Harry Carey, Kdwina Booth and supporting csit of 10,000 6WCET CORN, 30e dosen; 9 miles west on Jacksonville uwy. B. X. Ford, phone 731-R. EAST SIDE SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WALK IN O DISTANCE A j pa Mooern 4 -room ounga 2k Z 1 3 U low: sleeping porch, W htsi-rlwrv-wl flnrtM- nrnn. erty clear; paving paid. Will ex change for rooming bouse and pay difference. Also NFAR MAIN EAST SIDE A A AAA -room modern bunga 1 II Mil low; 3 bedrooms, en race; w lot 50x124. Small down payment, balance like rent. Also 3 ACRES MODERN HOUSE A-I CONDITION aapaa 3 acres. 100 trees, differ- 5Z3lJU nt varieties; modern house. Baraga, woodshed . barn: dandy good soil. This U a rai ouy. oniy saaoo oo: easy terms. Cash will talk. See today. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC. Phone 738. 100 E. Main St. FOR SALE Large sire Herrtng-Hall safe. Medford Ice & Storage Co. WANTED Experienced service station man. Inquire A. B. Culy Servloo Station. Main and Front. HELP WANTED Nigh twatch man for fruit season. Start immediately. . Writ, giving phone number and references. P. O. Box 1041, Med ford. Ore. fl-ROOM modern house, 3 bedrooms; walking distance. Price $1900; easy terms, 705 No. Riverside. ROOMS Housekeeping if desired; cool and comfortable. 417 King. WANTED Man for camp work; 80 years or older; preferably married. Inquire Sunday morning at 10 a. m. Merrick's Motor Inn. FOR SALE Two good Toggenberg goats. Keasonaoie. rnone oio-j-i FOR BALK school, in good condition. Price I 650.00. 5 -Room modern house, aunound- ed by green trees, a walnuts: land for garden; good location; 11000.00. If interested in a home in the best part of the valley, see W. A. CHILDERS, Jacksonville. FOR SALE 5 -room modern house, 8 lots, I1S00; terms. See H, N, nor land. 335 South Oakdale. - . FOR SALE OR TRADE Auto Park, located on Redwood Hwy. near Ore gon Caves, In Cave city. See or write owner, Laura E. Newlands, Cave Junction, Ore., P. O. Box 133, Auto painting properly done or no charge. Mitchell Auto Beauty snop FOR SALE New potatoes. 800 pel lug box. Bring boxes. 408 Benson. Thundering Thrills of the Sea! SUNDAY! He Sacrificed a Nation.... For One Wo man's Lovel Shows MM 7:00-1 in 1 V K I) BARBER WANTED Grand Hotel Bar ber Shop. FOR SALE or rent to responsible per son, close In. 4-room and sleeping porch, newly decorated, unfurnish ed bouse. Inquire at 35 Quince. PAINTINO. kalsomlnlng, paper-hanging. Estimates given. Beckham, phono 379-R-3. FOR SALE Non-Irrigated apricots. Coker Butte road, second house oa left. W. H. Simones. WANTED Experienced sock darner and mender. Must be capable rt operating new darning machine. Steady position. Troy Laundry, 811 N. Central. FOR SALE Equity in 4-room house. 3 3 acre fruit, Phoenix; terms. Box 131, Tribune, WANTED Married man who under stands stock, for caretaker on farm. Qive referenco and telephone num ber. Box 133. c o Mall Tribune. NICE cool room for 3. 15S N. Oak dale. DODGE fl-cyl. Sedan, D. D. model; looks and runs like new; Blue Seal guarantee. Bargain special only 325.00. Easy terms. Used Car Dept., 8th and Bartiett. Open even Inga. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. podge and Plymouth. DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS SAT. NITE BOTH HALLS DANCE at the Oasia Every Sat. Nite .Merrill". Gay 90 ' . Orchestra First 10 Couplet FREE Make the Bpring Floor SPRING POSITIVELY EWB T0H0BH0WI UUKAVLJ UMIIUIfV m , Pre rue Sat. Nit DANGEROUS HOLIDAY Ra Hould, Hertfla Hopper JM. GKI BILE with EDNA MAY OLIVER EDMUND GWENN ALAN MARSHALL DONALD CRISP BILL IE BURKE Their glorious romance rocked the foundation of an Empire I Lovely Myrna in Oable'i anni , . the year's biggest thrill! . Matt . S0 Htm . . 0a KMlIlM .' 10
