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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1937)
ptfoE eleven MEDFOTTO V"ATTTT?TBTTNT?. MT.DFOim OTSF.OON'. FRTDAY. 'ATTirST 13. IfW la 7 . 4 1? I LOCAL and PERSONAL j L : , ! Medford Visitor Mrs. Hartey Brower of Ashland was a visitor in Medford this morning. To Washington Mrs. Jessie Mulr left yesterday for Goldendale, Wash., where she will spend a few weeks with relatives. To Pendleton Mrs. Myrtle Gelst will leave by train tonight for Pen dleton where she will visit her mother. Vacation Ends Al Throne has re turned to his home in Lake view after visiting friends here following a vaca tion In Portland. To Lebanon Sherman Godlove and his niece. Mrs. J. A. West, left by motorcar today for Lebanon where they will visit Mrs. West's mother. Back from Klamath Miss Phyllis Smith and Miss Alice Ward returned to their homes here last night after vlxltJng relatives and friends In Klamath Palls for a few days. Grass Fire The fire department's chemical crew was called yesterday afternoon to put out a grass blaze on Groveland avenue near the Valley school. No damage was done. First Solo Flight John Day. son of County Judge Earl B. and Mrs. Day. made his first solo flight this morning, piloting the Taylor Cub owned by Thomas A. Culbertson, Jr., manager of Medford municipal air port. Mr. Day has been receiving Instruction In Mr. Culbertson's avi ation school. KEEP THIS ON ICE! The Penguin flaps his wings in glei Because he's cool beside the sea: If you would be as cool as he; COOL OFF WITH A CALVERT COLLINS CALL FOR WHISKIES Cw. Ml CALVERT DISTILLER! CORP.. DIS TILL WIESi RELAY. IHD..ANDLOUtSVILl.C,KY., tXtCUTIVEOFFICES, CHRYSLER BLOO.N.Y.C. THE LAST DAY For You to Buy Your Nash AT DEPRESSION PRICES A Effective Midnight SATURDAY PRICES INCREASE $3500 to $8500 THERE IS STILL TIME Come - Phone - Write or Wire For a demonstration and appraisal The surprise of your life awaits you. WALTER W. ABBEY, Inc. South Riverside Grants Pass Garage 610 So. 6th HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE 1 ilc rr.M-vra .1 -nrr o oal nt.l fml a0 le.tca art ihoaMna, Jl "r . - io reiifl-nu ro.im "U& ,t it to r-unrlt to u this .ipiwrtunit to reisio rooj m-nlih Chsn . nbi n. fwlurnl nnutn u. tBuiiMtid. ,it pr.ipi-Whj not .out Do foo ns lit uonstlp tiun stomsch Truuble Khuimsti.m H) Vvnt Prosut- i,. rhildrrlO M HHtlni. OsU itoO. Kun urnro i-.inoition smut irouti titlmu influent! (enisle Irontile I'iim Chn.nii louin Him Blood rrwsore. 4rtbrtU. Coiitl, Ntrivinnw pprnrtintis ron.ilitu Hcm. Menrt Uei Hls.ldrl Kldne). I.an. Blood Urlner, Ul.order. ftee oonsBlUOOI. .... .. riis s rll 'U 'J RecoveringMrs. c. M. Cooper ex pect to return to her home near Table Rocic Sunday from Community hospital where she Is recovering from a major operation performed Au gust 3. . Driver Cited Ellsworth W. Mc Camman, 38. cl route 1 waa cited by 'state police to appear In Justice court this afternoon for the alleged driving of an auto without an operator's permit. . On Inspection Karl L. Janouch, supervisor of the Rogue River na tional forest, left yesterday afternoon to inspect new construction at Lake of the Woods. He was expected to return tonight. ' Annual Picnic Annual plcnle of the Missionary society of the M. E. C. 8. will be held at the home of Mrs. Carolyn Adams on Wagner creek. Au gust 16. Those planning to attend are to meet at the church at 10 a. m. Each Is to bring sandwiches and a covered dish. Night Flight Sgt. Roy Stockwell of Fort Lewis. Wash., landed at Med ford municipal airport at 8 o'clock this morning to have his Douglas ob servation plane refueled. On a night practice flight, he was returning to his post from Hamilton field, San Rafael, Cal. Building Progressing Work Is pro gressing on the new Church of the Nazarene at Holly and First streets, response of the congregation and others permitting the building to continue on a pay-as-you-go basis, It was announced today. Next week 10.000 pounds of structural steel ma terial will be swung Into place. The steel will bridge a 32-foot span which will permit the combining of two auditoriums without obstructions. ... Chimney Fire Nominal damage was done late yesterday afternoon by small fire blamed on a defective chimney serving the Flynn Electric Service store at 131 West Main street and the adjoining Carl Y. Tengwald real estate agency. A paper fire set In the Tengwald agency stove Ignited laths around the chimney in the elec tric company store, the fire depart ment said. Some of the laths and plaster were removed by a chemical crew to put the blaze out. v. nf r. Picnic The Knights of Columbus plcnle scheduled for Sun day will be held on the campgrounds at the south end of Diamond lake, it was announced today. Facilities, In cluding tables and stoves, have been provided for a large number of plc ntrkcrK All embolics of southern Oregon and their friends are Invited, the picnic being sponsored by tne Medford, Bend, Klamath Falls and T .b-Autow mnncr.4 of the Knights of Columbus. Coffee, sugar, cream and Ice cream will be provided by the councils. An open-air mass will be celebrated at 11 o'clock by the Rev. Father E. J. Murnane of Astoria, state chaplain of the Knights of Columbus.- Jersey Judging Feature Of Fair eAT.vnf iiw is. 1AP1 More than 300 head of Jerseys will be Judged In the Jersey and Guernsey shows h. ttj fair hv F. W. Atkeson. head of the department of dairy husbandry at Kansas oi.vo w..0. fair officials said today. The fair will be held from Sep tember 6 to 13. Dr. L. Fourt, College of Idaho. Boise, will Judge the Holstein, Brown Swiss and Ayershlre entries, while W. W. Drrlck, state extension agent in animal husbandry at Lincoln. Neb., will Judge the swine. Mistrals are northwest winds which at certain seasons of the year suddenly depreciate temperatures on the south coast or irance. Phone 303 Phone 261 Branch, Oregon LEGION PROGRAM HELD STABILIZER FOR DEMOCRACY Convention Speakers Urge Safeguards for American Form of Government 40 and Eight Election Held .ALBANY Ore., Aug. 13. (AP) Pendleton was unanimously selected as the 1938 convention city, the date to be selected to avoid conflict with the round up. ALBANY, Ore., Aug. 13. (AP) The American Legion Americanization program Is the "most stabilizing In fluence lor the perpetuation of dem ocracy." Stephen F. Chad wick, Se attle, national Americanism director, told the convention of the Oregon department today. Chad wick, candidate for national commander, was one of a series of Legion speakers who urged safeguards for the American form of government against Invasion of "Isms" from abroad. There Is a divine plan in what we are doing, trying to do." he said. "When we fought in Europe we learned we had the best nation on earth with the best form of govern ment. We don't want our teachers to preach lilies on foreign fields is best." Hits "Crackpots" He described the young pioneer or ganizers as 'crackpots" for exalting Stalin and Lenin. He attacked op ponents of military training In col leges and said it was "a duty to know something about the defenses of the country." "This country cannot endure un less democracy Is a preferable form of government as opposed to fascism and communism." he said. 5. L. Hanson, commander of Span ish War Veterans, pledged support for any Legion program placed before the public. He urged a united ef fort establishing Armistice Day as a national holiday. Defense Urged Louis Starr, representing the Vet erans of Foreign Wars, recommended a national defense program not only to protect our coast line from in vasion but to guard the interior against dangerous trends. Delegates got down to business to day after opening day preliminaries and the convention parade last night which drew thousands of spectators. Clatskanie's Junior drum corps placed first In the Junior competi tion, with Klamath Falls post No. 8 second; Willamette Falls post, Oregon City, third, and Sherwood post No. 15, fourth. Miss Paulette Cruson was first in the drum major contest, with Rich ard Gallagher, Klamath Falls, second, and Jack Marshall. Clatskanle, third. Name Oarlock's Successor A. H. S. Haffenden of Portland was elected grand chef de gare of the Grand Volture. Forty and Eight, suc ceeding Lee Garlock of Medford. Other new officers were: B. F. Pound, chef de train: W. E. Wtlkins, La Grande, commlssalre intend ant; Danny Robinson, Portland, conduc teur; Charlie Jones, Portland, guarde de la porte; Earl Conrad, Toledo, sous garde de la porte; Arthur Rosen berg, Astoria, guarde de la prisoner; Duncan Nease. Portland, Dr. V. Hock- ett, Salem; Joe Chamberlain, Corval- lis; Walter Looker, Medford; Herman roster, Klamath Falls; James Larson, Pendleton, and Grover Francis, On tario, chemlnots; OUn 'Shook, Albany, co mm Is voyageur; Lee Garlock, Med ford, chemlnot natlonale; Henry Hei- sei. Tillamook, sous chemlnot a na tlonale. Rose City Singers Win The Rose City unit of the auxiliary swept the first division trio, quartet and sextet, singing, with Portland unit No. 1 second. In the second division, the Silver ton. Gresham and HUlsboro trios placed in order. Gresham took first In the quartet and sextet with HUls boro second. The Eight and Forty, women's honor organization, concluded its session with election of Bertha Alex ander, Portland, lechapeau depart mental. Other new officers elected were: My netle Matbleson, Astoria, and Grace Myers, Portland, demlchapeau; Doris McCamey, Portland, rarchlclste; Mil dred Fancher, Gresham, 1'aumonlere; Marlon Somerset, Astoria, le con cierge; Harriet Shoemaker, Portland, , natlonale pouvolr; Margaret Under wood, Portland, alternate natlonale pouvolr. Delegates to the national conven tion at New Tork are Helen Bealev. Portland; Dolores Helming, Portland; 1 Harriett Meyes, Astoria: Bertha Alex ander. Portland, and Lucille Tillman, Portland. Three Fatalities In Industry Week SALEM, Ore., Aug. 13. (AP) Three fatalities and 1078 accidents were reported during the week ending yes terday to the state Industrial acci dent commission. Fatalities were Everett Stevens, Brownsville, helping truck man. In jured July 22 at Albany: William H. Laub, Bandon truck loader, Injured July 29 at Parkersburg; and Albert Hanel, Wilbur peeler, Injured June 25 at Rose burg. 4 Shanghai's foreign settlements cov er an area of eight and two-thirds square miles. DANCE At the OASIS SATURDAY NITE GIFTS AT MIDNIGHT Good Muilo Vprlnf Floor A6mlfclnn 4 Or Ladles I Or Coming Sunday 0 Given credit as being one of the most hilarious comedy -romances of the season. "Easy Living," Its cast headed by Edward Arnold, Jean Ar thur and Ray MillanU, comes to the Craterlan theatre for a three-day run. beginning Sunday. A merry mixture of $75,000 fur coats, bus boys, swanky hotel suites, millionaires and what-not, all rolled Into one grand adventure by a fun loving steno, "Easy Living" promises much amusement. FATHER IS FREED CHICAQO, Aug. 13. (UP) A fel ony court Judge today freed John M. Hayes, 33, wealthy Mahwah, N. J., sportsman, of charges that he "stole" his own baoy daughter. Judge George Weiss ordered the charges dismissed and told Hayes he was at liberty to continue his Interrupted trip to the Bronx Zoo with his 29-month-old daughter, Patricia Ann The state's attorney's office said it had received no request for Hayes' extradition Hayes, who described himself as a chicken fancier, was arrested as he stepped from an eastbound airliner with Patricia Ann In his arms two weekB ago His mother-in-law, Mrs. Charlotte Pendergast of San Francisco, filed the charges against Hayes because. she said, he took the baby from her on a ruse. "I Just told her I wanted to take Patricia Ann to visit the zoo," Hayes said, "but I didn't say it was the Bronx zoo I meant," Hayes' wife died In California Just after beginning divorce proceedings. Mrs. Pendergast kept the baby after her death. r tPsh Positively Ends TonightU , JXj2j U,l I iWS . IIIBMi IHNNI; 'Abll0l& I f l y till 11 THEODORA GOES WILD' ' L U j fjj. , STARTS SUNDAY SAT. 29 cWlnftO'S ZMi I They're Daffy! Deli- ONLY! aSy rl ZVfl If t rious! Delightful! ,h Ify ?&T$?&J&lr Killer-Hom Loose . . and the three sons of L m KiTijy IA3i THRILLS trouble ride to their greatest adventure I II LJL f&i'C ) ROBINSON with THE THREE MESQUITEERS1 ' . yc.Jf .f-'-L tf CRUSOE I , I , ' m ilj Afe ?Z5 , W 1 VV N. Iff ier..nil yl -MI.ETTtlUnOVrRIF.Nn- J tJ rj ' . Aaerial Thriller "Wings Over Honolulu." a dynamic, action film depicting the woman's side of tli 3 navy, comes to the Rialto theater Sunday for a three-day run. Wendy Barrle, Ray Mtlland. Kent Tay lor, William Oargan, Louise Beavers and a host of other players are fea tured In the cast, A spakllng cast. Fisherman Drowns HOOD RIVER. Aug. 13. (AP) Fishing in the Hood river near Lost lake, Carson Maslker, 31, Odell, ap parently lost his footing and drown ed. He was believed to have struck his head on a rock, plunging into a 15-foot deep pool. Edelweiss is an Alpine perennial woolly plant found in Switzerland. Austria and Siberia. Too Late to Classify LOVE'S USED CAR SPECIALS 1936 Ford Station Wagon $536.00 1934 Ford Sedan 366.00 1030 Dodge Sedan 245.00 1930 Ford Sedan. 16-in. wheels, new rubber 250.00 1928 Chrysler Sedan 145.00 1929 Chrysler Coupe 155.00 1931 Ford Pickup 220.00 1928 Sport Chev. Roadster 95 00 1927 Pontlac Sedan 55.00 Several cheaper cars. 1704 No. Riverside. FOR SALS. Complete shingle saw mill at sacrifice. For full informa tion see or write C. C. Pierce, Medford. JACK'S 2nd Hand Store, 108 South Grape The house of a thousand bargains. Mohair davenport. $15; oil stove, $3.60; radio, a dandy, $8: 9x12 rugs. $4.80; beds, $1.26; coll springs, $6. FOR SALE Model A roadster, good condition, V-8 wheels and radio; low price. Call evenings at So. Ore. Inquire 410 FOR SALE 34 Quince Laurel. 11 II L-i U ii ..... mil eflwnmmtt ,. 2. ii I v ktro A Lx' a until tomorrow NIGHT ONLY I i TftBf S'1L L Sing Hi! Sing Low! Oh Boy! Watta Show! I y. oa -IS": I JWU'MMif, -II Wi "1 "TUWA, hul on Rialto Bill j the sultry romaucc ol ilio boutlj t.-us, the breath-taking excitement of highspeed aviation, the flashing color of the navy, the tense moving drama of a gallant young wlfo fighting for the man she loves. "Meet the Boy Friend." featuring David Carlyle. Carol Hughes and others, shares double bill honors. FOR SALE Unusually attractive new modern 5-room house; furnished with all new furniture or unfur nished. Owner leaving Medford For further information call 1319-W. FOR RENT 2 rooms near Howard school. Mrs. D. J. Stelner, Rt. 2, Box 127. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap ply in person, Leonard s Cafe. FOR SALE E-sex coach, $20. Inquire 420 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE; 4 acres corn for silage purposes: also 5 fresh cows. Old Lockwood place, Rt. 1, Box 32, Cen tral Point. WANTED children to care for, 628 No. Riverside. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room with accomodations. 22 Aimona oi. SELLING FOR LESS. OUR PRICES MEAN SAVINGS FOR YOU Paint at $1.25 per gallon. Complete line of ised and new pipe and pipe fittings. New and used cable, from Vi to 1 inch. Beh tubs, sinks and plumbing sun dries. Lawn mowers, garden tools and 9-ply Garden hose. 50 feet for $2.25. Tools and implements for the car penter, mechanic and tne larmer. Larao stock of barb-wire, fencing and chicken netting. Corrugated rooting and roofing pa per at prices below mail order com- . petltors. New and used furniture and utensils for the home, the camp and the summer home. REMEMBER Every day la Bargain Day at the MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-31 North Grape Street. On Roxy Screen -7. -Qfr Johnny Mack Brown tears things up a bit in "Trail of Vengeance." com ing to the Roxy theater for tomorrow only. Episode 5 of the "Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Island" serial Is on the same bill. WICKER SET. $8.00; boy'a bicycle, $7.50; breakfast set. $8; good wash ing maemne, sa'j.oo; Bxl2 rutis. $2.60; set pipe dies, $5; bathroom sink complete. $7.50; baby buggy, $5: dressers. $7.50; dining room set. $12 50: console radio, $7.60;, single beds, beds, springs, mattresses, some good buys In enamel ranges. AL'B TRADING POST Jacksonville Hwy. and Lozler Lane. WANTED Girl to care for children and do housework. 219 McAndrews road. HOME AND RANCH, light car. mtlk goats, furniture, poultry, will take good car or what have you. R. E. Griffith, Eagle Point. FOR SALE Crabapples, 101 Portland Ave, phono 855-L. GRAND HOTEL BARBER SHOP for sale, Medford. ROOM and meals. Inquire 16 N mversiae. STATE LINE RENDEZVOUS on Red wood Hwy, Saturday, Aug. 14. Latent and old-fashioned dances. Good eats and refreshing drinks. Big cool hall. Glenn Hamilton and his orchestra. Admission 76c, ladles free. FOR SALE 1936 Cletrac 30-h p. in A-i oonauion. rricea to sen, no. 39' South Grape. Phone 206. FOR RENT Small 2 -room, cabin, $8. 2io Haven. WANTED One or two pear hauling comracui oy private- pany. .39 bo, Grape. Phone 206. LOST Boston terrier, female; white patch on one side of head. Call 433. Reward. FOR RENT By owner, completely xurnisnea o-room nouse, a diocks from courthouse. 304 King St. FOR SALE Young team horses, about laoo lbs. Vance Wolgamott, Tel ie-F-16. PEDIGREED Chinese Chow Chow puppies: flealess, odorless, $15; also Pekingese, $10. Royal Rogue Ken nets. FOR SALE 6 -room modern house; fireplace, oak flooie. close In. J360. See H. N. Lofland. 225 So. Oakdale. FOR LEASE 88-acre ranch, equipped, free water, at Olendale, Ore. Phon Medford 676. WANTED Pear pickers. Jack Oar rett. phone 571-J-l. RED PULLETS and Leghorn hens. M. B Glover, Ross Lane and Mo Andrews. WANTED 600 ft. 1HM or 14" and 200 ft. 1" used pipe. Box 2872. Tribune. FOR SALE Beautiful new trailer house, very reasonable. J. O. Oerk- lng. at Cass Auto Wrecking, South Riverside. Phone 790. BARGAIN Will sell cheap, one acety lene wetder, one electric arc welder No. 1567158. See George El ledge or Phone 493-Y. WE BUY and sell livestock. What have you? Humphreys & Weddle. Phone Central Point 73. FOR RENT 5-rm. modern dwelling, 402 No. Oakdale; partly furnished. Permanent tenants. Brown & White. 104 W. Main. WANTED Woman for housework who likes children; $20 per month. Phone I469-W. MAN AND WIFE want dairy or ranch Job. Experienced hand. Box 178, Talent, Ore. OWNER OFFERS REAL BUY I Six-room house, 1220 East Main. Terms. W. J. Sproat, 1410 N. X. Weldler, Portland, Ore. WANTED Feeders and fat lambs. Phone 1364. Residence 404 Mc Andrews road. Phlltppl A Rohr. FOR SALE 1929 Essex In good con dition. Cheap. 39 South Grape. a d a s a 9 acres, located 2 miles Si BDD tTOm Medford; Irrigated: W i w vw beautiful view; 5-room modern dwelling, barn and poultry house. Easy terms. BROWN fc WHITE, 104 W. Main. Auto painting properly done or no change Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS OAT. NITE BOTH HALLS
