Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 12, 1937, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MATL TftmtTyE, MEDFORR OTJF.OON', THURSDAY. AUGUST 12. 1937. PAGE NINE LOCAL and PERSONAL From Gold Hill 6eth Coy of Gold Hill visited In Med ford today. On Week's Trip Vernon Brophy of Eagle Point 1a on a week's trip to ! Fort Klamath and Klamath Falls. Medford Visitors Mrs. Walter C. Bevlngton and her daughter. Mrs. Roland Parks, of Ashland, were Med ford visitors this morning,, Guest from Portland Mrs. Grace Thorbus of Portland la visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elbert Coleman. Traffic Survey State police this morning started a 24-hour traffic survey In and near Med ford, purpose of which Is to check on operators' permits and equipment. Special Zonta Meeting A special meeting of the Zonta club has been called by Mrs. Margaret Fabrick, president, for 7:30 Friday evening. August 13, at the studio of Mrs. Effle Kurtz. 204 North Ivy street. Several Important business matters are to be discussed at this time and all Zon tlans are requested to be present. Navy Honor Man Atvln C. Frerlchs was selected as "weekly honor man" out of 120 men In his company at the United States naval training station at San Diego for the week ending August , Ernest M. West, recruiting officer here, was notified today. The honor Is based on personal appear ance. Initiative and the capacity to profit from Instructions. Frerlchs Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fre rlchs of Grants Pass. He was accept ed for enlistment at the recruiting station here and was enlisted at Portland last May 19. SEASON HERE ! FOR PICKLING The pickling and canning season Is Just starting and we find that the women who really know their spices always like to get them from an au thentic drug store. Most druggists take a great pride in having very fresh stocks of herbs and spices that are used In preserving. A few of the more common spices that are called for In cur store are . . . Black and White Mustard seed. Tumeric, Oil of Anise, Bay Leaves, Cinnamon Bark and Ber ries, Ginger Root, Cloves, Caraway Seed, and Dill seed. It Is commonly p known that drug store spices are j mucn stronger ana more aromatic. Insulin 10 c.c U 40 Is $1.18. Of course we give S. & H. Green Stamps Heath's Drug Store, phone 884. Townsend Meeting To wnsend club No. 1 will hold a regular meeting Friday evening in Knights of Pythias hall at Fifth and Grape streets. Of ficers said Important business would be transacted and therefore requested all members to attend. Refreshments will be served after the business session, To Confer Ufgree The patlarchal degree will be conferred Friday even ing by Rogue River encampment No. 80, I. O. O. F., in the hall on West Sixth street at the regular semi monthly meeting to be held at 8 o'clock. The degree staff states that refreshments will be served following tne meeting. McCredle Returns Police Chief Clatous McCredle returned to Med ford last night from Oakland, Cal., where he attended the annual con vention of the Pacific Coast Inter national Association of Law-Enforce-ment Officers. Chief McCredie, with his wife, was gone eight dayB. Next year's convention will be held In Van couver, B. C. On Flight North Jerry Fairbanks, Los Angeles business man, stopped at Medford municipal airport this morn ing to have his Stinson plane re fueled. He was en route to Portland Lieut. B. T. Wftdman of March field, Riverside, Cal,. arrived late yesterday In a Northrup attack plane from the south. He returned to his post as soon as his ship had been serviced. Carrier HearingHearing was held In the federal courtroom here today on the application of Farnum Motor Freight for a certificate of public con venience and necessity to operate be tween Medford and Portland and to extend Its service between Drain and Grants Pass. A. E. Step h an, exam iner for the Interstate commerce com mission, was In charge of the hearing. Storms Predicted Thunderstorms are likely to occur In the south Cas cade and Siskiyou mountains late to day and tomorrow, according to a re port received this morning by Rogue River national forest headquarters here. Humidity was forecast as mod erate to moderately low. Thunder storms in the mountains create the danger of forest fires set by light ning, headquarters pointed out, Schtslers Leave Ralph Schlsler, Los Angeles produce company execu tive, and Mrs. Schlsler. left for Port land from Medford municipal airport in their Stinson plane this morning. They spent yesterday and last night at the Rogue River Lodge near Trail, having arrived here In the morning from the south. They were accom panied north this morning by Joe Weissenbach, Oakland, Cal., aviator who has been vacationing at Rogue River Lodge. GO IN TO FALL HEAD FIRST MI-LADY'S NEW FALL CHAPEAUX More exciting and glam orous tnan ever before. We Proudly Announce Our "ROYAL HATS OF CHARACTER" $5.95 to $9.95 Other Hats for Fall $1.95 and upward Expert Sales Ladies to Assist You! Head For The BAND BOX "The Store That Save You Money" 223 East 6th St, Medford, Ore. New Fall Ready-To-Wear and Shoes Arriving Daily GREEN PINE SLAB WOOED $Joo Big DOUBLE LOAD Phone 7 Now Timber P Rookfs Company Kna at N. Central Roxy Comedy Irene Dunne and Melvyn Douglas co-star in the most talked-about comedy of the year. "Theodora Qoes Wild," at the Rovy theatre today and tomorrow. Ev-Hesldent Leaves H. O, Tollef- son, former Medford resident now liv ing In Kelso. Wash., left for his home yesterday after spending a few days here. Opens Studio Josephine Johnson, Instructor In popular piano playing, has established a studio at the Bald win Piano shoppe where she will fea ture courser In the newest methods of piano Instruction. She recently completed a course In keyboard har mony at Portland. Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Stevens of Bonneville are receiving felicitations on the birth of a daugh ter. August 4. The baby has been named Janice Sandra. Mr. Stevens formerly resided near Talent. Mrs. Stevens Is the former Ercel Young and is well known here. Wins Trip M. C. Wright, district agent of the Bankers Life company of Des Moines, Iowa, for Jackson, Josephine and Klamath counties, will leave tomorrow to attend the com pany's school of instruction at the Paxton hotel, Omaha, Neb., from Au gust 16 to 20. In qualifying for the trip, Mr. Wright produced consider ably more business than his required quota, the company announoed. On Inspection Tour L. S. Gross, member of the United States forest service staff at Washington, D. C, in charge of planting, and J. P. Kummel, member of the timber management staff at the Portland regional office, called late yesterday afternoon at Medford headquarters of the Rogue River national forest. They were on a tour of Inspection of planting areas and left to look over the South Fork region. They were to continue today to eastern Oregon. Return from Portland Mr. and Mrs. George T. Frey and chllden re turned home yesterday from a four day trip to Portland. M. Frey, man ager of the Medford branch of the United States National bank of Port land, attended a meeting of the pub lic educational committee of the Ore gon State Bankers' association, of which he Is a member, and also vis ited his head office. L HIT BY STANFIELD PORTLAND, Aug. 13. (JP) Former Senator Robert N. Stanfleld charged In an Interview here that "like other almable and complacent governors," Governor Charles Martin was play ing politics with eastern Oregon grac ing landa at the expense of the irre ducible school fund. He referred to a current contro versy over the metthod of consolida tion of 700,000 acres of state-owned lands through exchange with the fed eral government. Stanfleld opposed the recommen dation of a committee of nine that the land be combined in small acre ages on the basis of availability for grazing purposes, contending that fewer large sections would result in more revenue from rentals. 1931 CROP LOANS WASHINGTON, Aug. 1J. (AP) Chairman Smith (D-8C) Mid today Secretary Wallace had Informed the sgrlculture committee he thought commodity loans tor this year's orops could be arranged It congress pledged Itself to consider general farm legis lation at the next session. Smith discussed Wallace's attitude after his committee had approved a concurrent resolution by Senator Bilbo (D-Mtss) to nuke general farm legislation the first order of business In the next session, whether It la a special or regular session. Closing time for Too hate to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. Jean Arthur in Sunday Picture LOST Rose rust knitted suit, In or near Groceteria parking lot. Re ward. Call 605 Grace V. Pearce. CLEAN 2-room apartment; adults. 40 Quince. Tel. ttti-w. FOR SALE B0 good grain sacks, 4c each. Wanted ton of oats. E. P. Ireland, Lozler Lane. CANNING BEANS. 8ij o lb. Phone lua-K. u. e i urn p. What Hollywood believes will be come one of the nation's outstand ing romantic film teams makes its debut In "Easy Living." the gay com edy of a Park Avenue Cinderella, which opens a three-day run at the New Craterlan theatre Sunday. The team is made up of Ray Milland and Jean Arthur, seen above with Edward Arnold, Jean's co-star In the film. Sharing stellar honors with Edward Arnold, and appearing opposite Ray Milland, Miss Arthur plays the role of a working girl who la given a $50, 000 sable coat under the most a mus ing circumstances, and then has to live up to it. The coat causes a crisis on Wall Street, saves a fash ionable hotel from bankruptcy, patches up a beautiful love affair between Arnold and his wife, and wins Miss Arthur a handsome hus band in the mlle-a-minute story. The cast also Includes Louis Al berni, Franklin Pangborn, Mary Nash and a host of other well known players. William Boyd at Rialto Friday avk ..V; il 'WlW-A William Boyd returns to the screen as "Hopalong Oassldy" in another of the action-packed Clarence E. Mul ford outdoor action stories, "Rust lers' Valley," playing at the Rialto theatere tomorrow and Saturday. With htm ride his pals. "Windy," played by George Hi yes, and "Lucky." FOR SALE CHEAP Equity In Norge 6-ft. refrigerator; boys bicycle $10. 42S So, Oakdale Ave. FOR SALE Dodge 1-ton truck, semi-trfttier, ewer press, muk goats, miscellaneous articles. Phone Cen tral Point 104 or Inquire mornings at Mary Mee'a. Gelatine constitutes one-third of I Closing time for Too Late to CUs human adult bones. jsify Ads is 1:30 p. m. LOST Shepherd and collie; answers name "Peggy." Reward for return, lft Crater Lake. Phone 1171. 34 MEN Of average aales ability who answered an advertisement slmlltr tn the one quoted below are now regularly earn ing 200 or more, a month. WANTED Several men under 60, with car, fair education nnd neat appearance, who possess the qual ities of honesty, Initiative and in dustry. No Investment, not can vassing. Thorough training. Op portunity for good earnings, ad vancement and permanent position with a large manufacturer doing a nation-wide business. I need five more men of this cali ber. Apply Mr. Marsh, Friday, 4 p.m. onlv. Century Metalcraft Corp., Hott Medford. WANTED Man to bale good wheat straw on shares. Hurst, Jackson ville. FOR SALE Extra fine heifer calf, born April 10. E. P. Ireland, Lozler Lane. WANTED Woman for general house work and oare of children. 71 1 Welch St. LATEST MODEL Dodge Sedan; trunk, heater, puncture proof tubes cost 445 extra; only driven 15,000 miles; guaranteed like new, on low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributor. WANTED To rent small furnished house In country or cabin on river. Phone 504 days, 8 to 5. . Robert Relnlcke. WANTED Used furniture, doors, windows, tools, etc. Berrydale and Hand Store, 1603 No. Riverside. Phone 268. Auto painting properly done or no charge Mitchell Auto Beaut? Shop A Frank Explanation about the difference in Gin 100 Nsulrol SpirllTaaa, llV3rVi if F ' Dlilllled from Grain X.Jxjy I TASTE THIN The frank explan ation is: Gordon's Gin liasLiqucurQuulityund High Proof, 9-1.4. Thut iuoaiis richer flavor velvety smoothness drinks that never taste thin. Try Gordon's at home and you'll always insist ouGordou's. DRINKS NEVER WITH DISTRIBUTORS! Parrot! & Company, San Pronclico, Lot Angolet, Portland, SaattU Copyflnht 1737, Gcrdon't Dry Oln Co., lid.. Undon, N.J. IN OREGON $1.35 4-0 QUART QA PINTS JUL Code No. MMi Code NO. 525C portrayed by Russell Hfiyden. t The story donls with a banker who la out to snatch lnnd from Innocent hold ers and It is Cassidy's lot to reckon with him. ' "Hit the Saddle," starring the Three Mesquiteers," shares double bill honors with "Rustlers' Valley." Logger Injured ROSEBURQ, Ore., Aut 12. (AP) P. A. Wood, Melrose, employed In the logging woods on Lane mountain, east of Roseburg, was brought to the hospital here this morning with a leg badly shattered as the result of being struck by the. butt of a tree which was thrown to the side as it fell. INDEPENDENCE, Aug. 12. (AP The body of Mildred Fay Wheelor, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler of this city, who with her brother, Richard, 16, was drowned Monday afternoon while swimming in the Willamette river here, was re covered four miles downstream this morning. Too Late to Classify WANTED Girl or woman for general housework. Must be able to cook. Room, board and wages. Phone 610-J-3. FOR BALE or trade for grain, one yearling crossbred Ramboulllet and blackface ram. A. J, Edler, Beagle, Ore. FOR BALE Bulck 8 aednn; good me chanical condition, new rubber; 136. 1021 W. 8th. FOR RENT 700-acre stock ranch; 150 acres In cultivation; also 160 acre farm. For sale, 10 and 15-acro tracts, 6 miles from Medford. 602 N. Riverside. TO TRADE Hand-made bedspreads lor rabbits or cnickons. Tel. iogb-l. Chan & Chan IjV'. hl'l r. M isxr.sM rronm. Co CblneM Mullein, co H relieved tt ouce b) Dl llirbal remedy. Ut Aslbtna Corutlpallun i nronir Conih. ttneumauim. 81 nus Trouble. Hum Arthritis Co lt!, Knrail AppendH'ltts. Hun UIikmi pressure, Prtntale, Han Liter Hudoer Hldne, Lanes tumid, tnner, tmahles Herb IH five .on relief la s.ra to i) m i rncKlsT-inursnif 10-11 I m Cld Simitar. FOR SALE H. P. liny bnler. (35.00. Harry Barr, Jacksonville. WANTED Used nllo In very Rood condition. P. O. Box 184, Medford. FOR SALE 6 burial lots. Siskiyou Memorial park. Tel. 763-L. WANTED Olrl to do light housework and care for 3 small children: A20 mo., room and board. Route 4, Box 176-A. FOR SALE 14 acres In alfalfa, under lrriRatlon: modern 4-room house, new barn, garage, near Medford; $3700. terms. ALSO 26 acres. Irrigated, good 6 room house, barn, chicken houses; near Talent: S7000; terms. H. G. WILSON. Phone 1364. TODAY and FRIDAY Male-shy Theodora lets her hair down for a Broadway hinge that sets a new high in trill laughs! Irene Dunne in her grandest picture I IKEXE DUMB I MELVYV DOIGUS I I Thomas Mitchell a I Aprint: Hying ton 1 Rosalind Keith ft MARCHING . . . CLOWNING . . . LOVING . . . FIGHTING SINGING HIS WAY RIGHT INTO YOUR HEART! V to 'Flirtation Walk' and 'Shipmates Forever' It iir l:4S-7:mi-:.10 a 2.1e-.1.1e-l(lc 1 fs I ,'" sBjssW ; '"" ",' """. T""' f wM g j ifcjy& ' iff?? wU k S ULEE DIXON 1; " 1 JANE DARWELL . ALLEN JENKINS ' aaBaBiBBiiiiBiiiasassraBiiiBiMSls, II saMnsSSIMSllSMMSasMSMS-SSBSlSMHMl HURRY! Thoy End Tonitel . NAN GREY KENT TAYLOR Plus 'Rhythm in the Clouds' Shows at 1:45 7:00-9:15 WHERE IT'S ALWAYS COOL AND COMFORTABLE I as L I' staT m 1 lm r-r I II Matt . . . 30o I I Eves . . . 40o I I I RlrtHUt . Ma I 1