MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. FEPFORD. OKEGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1937.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
Bark From La kevlew Mauri ea Spats
returned yesterday from Lakevlsw
whither he went Sunday. He made
the trip In hi Waco plane.
Board to .Meet-Director of the
Fruit Growers League. Inc., will hold
a regular meeting In tha Hotel Hol
land at 8 p..m. Friday.
Attend Matches Among Ashland
residents attending the wrestling
matches In the Medford -armory last
night were Allen Autry and Art
Cooper.
Leave for North Mr. O. W. Qinn
and Mian Peggy Glnn left Medford
Sunday. Mrs Qinn la visiting friends
In Eugene and Miss Qinn la vacation
ing in Portland for a week.
Eugene Visitor Mlas Dorothy Eads
visited with her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Boyd. In Eugene
over the holidays, attending the open
ing of the Oregon state fair In Salem
Labor day.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs. 8. J.
Taylor, proprietors of the Worthmore
store, and Miss PI re n a Stephens left
this morning for Portland on a buy
ing trip. They plan to visit the state
fair at Salem before returning home.
To College Bob Smith, student at
the University of Oregon, left Med
ford this morning for Eugene where
he will resume his studies when col
lege opens. He left In the automobile
of Beth Bowerman, who will resume
her teaching position near Corvallls.
On Hop North Dr. Paul Sharp of
Klamath. Falls left Medford municipal
airport this morning In his Waco for
Portland where he was to give expert
testimony at a federal trial. He par
ticipated In the golf tournament here
over the week-end. He waa accom
panied by Mrs. Sharp.
Meeting Tomorrow The Get-Together
club will meet In Eagles hall
st the Medford armory at 10 a. m.
tomorrow. A pot-luck luncheon at
noon will be followed by a regular
business session. All members were
jL?ked by officers to make a special
effort to be present.
Australians Here Thirty-eight ag
riculturalist from Australia spent
last night here. On a good-will and
observation tour, they left early this
morning for Salem to attend the
state fair. They arrived early last
evening and registered at the Hotel
Medford.
Back From Meeting Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Holbrook returned by motor
car Sunday ntght from Portland
where they attended a meeting of the
state executive committee of the Dis
abled American Veterans of the World
War. Mr. Holbrook Is state senior vice
commander and Mrs. Holbrook la
xtate conductress of the auxiliary.
RiilMIng Permits C. A. Devon- ap
plied at the city building Inspector's
office Saturday for permits to repair
a roof at 636 West Fourth street at
a stated coat of 135 and at 415 Wood
stock street at a stated cost of MS.
Clara A. Young of 608 West Sixth
street applied for a permit to add to
a dairr at a stated cost of a.500.
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PERSONAL
From Eaile Point Mr w rt nw
of Eagle Point was shopping and vis-
uing mauoa acre this morning.
Week-ends Here H. R. Fuller, au
perlntendent of Camp Silver Lake at
Silver lake, spent the holiday week
end visiting friends here.
J Visits Daughter Mike cross of Eu
gene iert thus morning to return to
his home after a visit here with his
daughter.
Call Here Irvin DeWolfe of Jack
sonville was among out-of-town rest
denta transacting business here this
afternoon.
Returns Here Miss Andrletta Hut
ton, former Medford resident who left
a few weeks ago for the north, re
turned here this morning by train.
From Butte Falls Mrs. Joe Trefren
of Butte Falls was visiting friends
and attending to business matters in
Medford today.
In McCloud Miss Opal Harvey
spent Sunday and Monday visiting
her sister snd family in McCloud,
Calif. She returned here last night.
Circle to Meet Loyalty circle will
meet at a p. m. Thursday In the
home of Dorothy Hall, 1131 West
Tenth street.
Home by Plane Walter Young of
the Medford Stationery store re
turned home today by plane after
spending tha week-end In San Fran
cisco. Legion Meeting Medford post of
tha American Lesion will hold a ree-
ilar semi-monthly meeting In the
armory at 8 tonight. As plans are to
be made for the annual Armistice day
celebration. Commander C. L. Mac
Donald requested a full attendance.
He Invited all visiting as well as local
Legionnaires to attend.
Sentences and Fines Arrested over
the Labor day week-end on charges
of drunkenness, Joseph F. Deal, 63.
of Medford, was sentenced to serve
ten daya In the city Jail this morn
ing; Russell C. Stlnson. 25. of Med
ford received a five-day Jail sentence,
and Oscar Hanson, 58. of Sweden, a
transient, was fined 110.
Gilmore Here Earl Ollmore, presi
dent of the Gllmoro Oil company,
stopped at Medford municipal airport
this morning to have his Bellanca
plane refueled. He had breakfast at
the airport cafeteria while his ship
was being serviced. He was en route
from Burbank, Calif,, to Seattle.
Wash. The plane waa piloted by
C. A. Lajotte. .
McMann Visits Dan P. McMann of
Glendale, Calif., who has been the
house guest for several daya of Mr.
and Mrs. Jamea Taylor, left yesterday
for his home. He vacationed here,
visiting old friends and schoolmates.
He Is a fcon of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8.
McMann, former assistant superin
tendent of the Medford Ice and Stor
age company. The family left here
several years ago to reside In Glen
dale. Another son, older brother of
Dan. waa killed In an air crash In
Florida about two months ago. Dan
la a radio engineer.
la JmIcim,
JoMphin i4
SUkiyw
Legionnaires
71
Ralph Forbes and Paul Hurst head
tha large cast of "Legion of Missing
Men." dramatic adventure with Ita
locale on the flaming Sahara where
two brothers who have not met in
ten years vie for the love of a beauti
ful young female Satan.
"The Legion of Missing Men" will
play at the Rlalto theatre tomorrow
and Thursday, featuring Eleanor
Whitney, johnny Downs, Lynn Over
man and a supporting cast of 36
romedlans as the added feature.
Visiting Here Roy Bishop of Wrtg
ley Island, Wash., former Medford
resident, and his cousin. Mason
Bishop of Snohomish, Wash., are vis
iting their friend. Truman Bishop of
route 4. The visitors arrived by
motorcar Saturday and plan to leave
for home tomorrow.
Begins New Duties K. A. Wesp,
newly appointed southern Oregon
representative for the Liggett and
Myers Tobacco company, arrived in
Medford this week from Portland and
has assumed his duties In this section
of the state. Mr. Wesp's headquarters
will be established In this city.
Airport Arrivals Yesterday's arriv
als at Medford municipal airport
Included Floyd Dickey, Ashland busi
ness man and muslcan, who made a
return hop In his Avro Avian: and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schisler, en route
from Portland to Los Annelea. where
Mr. Schisler is affiliated wltti a prod
uce company. They were acmmpanied
by Lane Sherman, pilot for United
Air Lines.
Guests for Week -end Capt. and
Mrs. Arthur C. Anderson of Forest
Grove. Miss Muriel Devlne of Port
land and Henry Lennon of Klickitat,
Wash., were week-end guests at the
Jacksonville home of Mr. and Mr..
James W. Grigsby. Captain Anderson
commands Company 1. 186th infantry
of the Oregon national guard at
Forest Grove. Lieutenant Orlgsby
commands headquarters company of
the same regjment here.
New Forester Marlon N. Nance was
today added to headquarters staff of
the Rogue river national forest. He is
rated a Junior forester. Since his
graduation In 1935 from the school
of forestry, Oregon Stat college.
Nance has been employed by the
United States forest service, coming
here from the Pacific northwest for
est experiment station In Portland.
He and his wife will make their home
in Medford.
Hop Dryer Burn.
EUGENE, Ore., Sept. 7. (API The
dry kiln of the Welter Holand hop
lardS one mile soth of Crow, wee
destroyed by fire late Monday even
ing. The entire crop of hops from
the yard. Just picked, ww lost, to
gether with the equipment in the
bulMtng. HAiejid estimated his low
at 13000, partially covered by insur
ance.
Hen! her
Northern Csllfornls: Fair tonight
and Wednesday, fog on coast: nor
mal temperature: moderate northwest
wind off the ooaet.
Oregon : Pair tonight and Wednes
day, but cloudy or foggy near coast:
not much chsnge In temperature:
gentle northwest wind off the coaat.
A atory of the c. C. C, "Company
5787" written by the Company Com
mander, In thla week's Saturday
Evening Poet.
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Where Carrier
Serried U
MinUind
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Brilliant Cast in
1 i-
at
With Robert Taylor and Eleanor
Powell co-starred, and with Ita giant
csst Including such luminaries of the,
show world aa George Murphy, Blnnle
Barnes, Buddy Ebsen. Sophie Tucker,
Judy Oarland, Charles Igor Oorin,
Raymond Walburn. Robert Benchley.
STOCKS DIVE TO
YEAR'S LOW ON
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(Continued from ra On )
Caterpillar Tract.
S3
7W
Chrysler
Coml. Solv 11 H
Curtlm-Wrlght . 8 .
Du Pont - 17
Oen. Elec - 48
Gen Poods 3474
Gen. Mot 50',
Int. Harvest 99
I. T. &. T. 7'j
Johns-Man 110
Monty Wsrd
North Amer
Penney (J. C.) -
Phillips Pet.
53'5
311
90
82
Radio 9V
Sou. Pac .... .. 334
Std. Branda 1M4
St. Oil Cal. 35,
St. Oil N. J. . 81
Trans, Amer, 14
Union Carb 93',
Unit Aircraft 33"t
O. 8. "Steel 9714
EX-GREASE MONKEY
TAKES 1 CLASSIC
BY
CLEVElND. Sept. 7. (API A ga
rage man who learned flying the
hard way by starting aa a "grease
monkey" and working up held the
moet prized title In American eloeed
course racing today becsuaa he
thought fast when a couple of other
fellows rsn into tough luck.
In the Thompson trophy speed
classic. Rudy Kllng of Lemant, til.,
dived to a plane-length Labor Dagr
victory at a burning pace when first
one and then another of the leaders
wavered.
It was a camera finish for the
$34,000 event, closing featura of the
national air races. Approximately 300.
000 persons saw it. lld.oos In the
grandstands and the rest oa the
surrounding countryside.
Barl Ortman, of Los Ansel's, was
second. Col. Rosea Turner lertd
behind for third plsre. Frank Sin
clair, Farmlngdele. N. T., wa fourth
and Wlttman, determined to place
In the money, fifth.
Jacqueline Cochran. 1 California
and New York, the only woman en
tered In the free-for-all Bendlx,
pieced third,
nadys OTXanell, of Long Baeeli
Calif., won the powder puff vent
on' the program, the Amaila, Barhart
memorial race, at a paoe of 130.6S8
m.p.h., from two other entrlee.
All-Negro Jory fterv
. WALNTJT RIDGB. Ark. (UW) An
alUnegro Juryfirst In Arkansas
sine reconstruct! est daya and believ
ed to be first in tha stau's history
showed no leniency for on of the
paoe T. H. ('Trouble") Wllao. Jus
tie J. P. Israel, whit, aubpaenMd
th allnegro Jury, wbleh fined Trou
bles" 1&0 and eoau for wife deser
tion. Cobra Prefers Musle
SIHOAPORE (CP) A lS-foot king
cobra wa cheated out of a victim
her by Ita own weakness for xeuslc.
Th oosra wa about to strike an In
dian coot! oa aa aetata when the
coolie sprang up a tree and began ta
to sing. The snsk forgot all snout
bis ravenous anpetlt and listened.
It listened for nearly an hour.
A company command? brings you
hla atory of tha O. O. C. In "Company
5757'.i Read It In thU wek'a Satur
day Fvenlna poet.
The Mominj AftwTskinf
Carter's Little Liver Pills
I.e. i .
Coming Show
m -j, ? : r m
HUE. , &
Willie Howard, Robert Wildhac (the
snorer of last year's "Melody" ) and
Charley Grspewln, "Broadway Mel
ody of 1038" comes to tha Cmterlsn
theatre tomorrow for a four-day run,
one of the greatest of all the new
show season's entertainments.
PLANE
FALLS
IN SUICIDE PLUNGE
I-OS AKOEI.R9, Sept. 7. iVPr
Plunging from an open-corkplt air
plane, a man Identified aa Raymond
It. Corlett, 37, Los AnReles. plunged
to death through the roof of a dwell
ing In the southwest section of the
city today. Police report quoted
William Gage, pilot of the plane, as
saying It was a suicide.
"I tried to stop him but I could
n't." Pilot Oae reported to the
police, "he ordered ft worth of ride,
saying:
' 'That ought to give me a lot of
flying."
"A we were over Ninety-third
street he unleashed hla safety belt
and stood up In the front cockpit.
I banked sharply snd this threw him
hack In his seat. He, raised again,
trying to go over the other side. I
again banked, maneuvering him back
into the sent.
"Finally In a third desperate at
tempt he leaped over the side of the
fualllage."
Mrs. Louise Carson, occupant of a
bungalow on West Ninety-fourth near
Vermont, heard a crash In her house.
She rushed Into the kitchen and
found the man deed, amidst a pile
of plaster and debris carried down
from the hole Iri the roof which he
made In the plunge.
Mrs. Corlett said her husband did
not say where he was going when he
left home this morning.
"He wss sick when he got up." she
said. "He hadn't been feeling well."
M'GRADY LEAVES
NEW DEAL POST
HYDE PARK, N. Y.. Sept. 7.
The resignation of Edward F Me
Orady as assistant secretary of labor
wc announced today at the summer
Whlt House.
Tt la understood McQrady will be-
coma director of labor relation a for
tht Radio Corporation nf America.
In hla letter of resignation Mc
Qrady said hla new employer, whom
ha did not name, had "cordially
reed that whenevar you feel need
for my services for any special work
T "shall alwaya be available to your
call
Aoceptln tha resignation with
"deep regret." tha president said:
"Your broad industrial background
will, I am aura, make you a great val
ue In Imp roving relations between la
bor and management,
"I wish you all tha success you so
richly deserve, I am glad that you
will alwaya ba available for future
service to government and I look for
ward to seeing vou often."
Tomorrow Only
Roars! Guffaws!
A hilarious tele
nf phony seimr
Ifles . , foofy
people! , . .
GUY KIBBEE
UNA MERKEL
? THURSTON Hlt
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women can
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Roxy Comedy
a-eeaasa
Guy Kibbee Appears aa the much
harassed Mr. Winthrop, who glvea
the crooked stock dealers a dose of
their own bitter medicine In the hl
Isrloua comedy riot. "Don't Tell the
Wife." which plays at the Boxy thea
tre tomorrow only. Featured with
Guy ere Lynn Overman and Una
Marker
Mystery.
BEND. Sept. I (AP Deschutes
county and state officers sought
without success today for clues to
the Identity of a weathered skull
found by fishermen In a dry wash
near Turns lo creek.
Hattle Resmes White, teacher of
piano. High school credits given.
Studio. 330 Laurel. Phone 449 -M.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT Very nicely furnished
duplex to adults. Hawley Transfer.
118 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Sulfate of Ammonia, car
load Just received. Monarch Seed
fc Feed Co.
FOR SALE! Bantams. Biark China.
Earl Bradflsh, Jr.. 307 Cottage St
""ATTENTION HATCHERY MEN
I will sell 4 latest model St. Helen
Electric Incubators of 4330 capac
ity, new. In perfect condition, for
hnlf cost price; also 1 Hatcher,
electric. 3600 capacity, at greatly
reduced price. Mrs. H. L. Wright.
Phoenix. Oreon, First house, south
of Phoenix on highway.
FOR SALE Fruit Jars, used one sea
son. 113 King.
FOR SALE Large circulating heater,
wood or coal. $30. Phone 730-J.
LOST Pair men's fleece-lined lpper
faetener gloves. Reward. 513 Da
kota. FOR BALE inoculate vetch with nt
tragin for heaviest crops. Monarch
Seed ts. Feed Co.
PFACHES now ready. Dean Stacy.
Phone 686-Y. Route 4. box 177.
FOR 8ALE Chaasla for 4 -wheel trail
er. 1119 West Main.
LOST OR 8TOLEN Small yellow
enepnerd flog answers name "Maj
or. Friendly, timid. Reward for
return. O. E. Htiktll, Crater Lake
highway, Shady Cove bridge, star
route, gagie point.
FOR SALE '28 Bulek coupe, $60 1
cash. Phona 951 -R.
FOR SALE Vetch and winter peae.
also oata, rye, barley, wheat for fall
planting. Monarch Seed tt Feed Co.
FOR RENT Furnished house. Phone
879-X.
FOR SALE Trash .burner.
1393-Y.
TUSCAN CLTNO PEACHES mile
west of Phoenix, Houston road.
Bring boxes. O. K. Carpenter,
FOR SALE Oood-siwd wood heater,
A-l condition. 311 South Pench.
1:45-7 :0-9:30
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Gay Fun For All!
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C. K. GATES AUTO CO.
R. O. USED CARS
'SO Chevrolet Coupe $180.00
'33 Essex Terra plane Coupe $335 00
'SO Ford Coach $315 00
'a Butck Sedan.- . $1100
'at Model A Pickup .. $135 00
C. E. OATES AUTO CO.
Used Car Department
6th and Bartlett
HUOHEft HOTPOTNT electrlo Tange.
$13 SO; flut-top dek. $8 50: sewing
machine. $7.50; trash burner colled,
$11.50: baby buggy. $5; set of pipe
dies. $5.00: large chst of drawern,
$ 50; SxlO niR. a fto: OxR rug,
$3.75: Oold Seal rug, $3 50; antique
kitchen cupboard. Al'a Trading
Post, .Vacksonrllle highway and Lo
aler lane.
FOR PALE Madrona 30 high-pro
duction dairy-meal, better than
ever, new low price. Monarch 8etd
A Feed Co.
PEACHES FOR PALE Tuscan cling
No. 1, 4 cent per pound: off grade,
3 cents. J. H. Hale later. Brlrikt
containers. Potatoes. 50 pounds.
0 cents. West end Prune street.
O. L. Dow.
FOR TRADE 0 acres. Improved, for
small acreage close to Medford. Box
3187 Tribune.
FOR SALE New tow prices on feeds.
Monarch Seed St Feed Co.
FOR SALE Peaches. Elbertaa. Mulrs.
Hale and Clings. Oeo. Alford, Fern
Valley.
FOR SALE A 89 -letter course on
neurasthenia and nervous and
mental breakdowns bv C. Franklin
Leavltt, M. D., half price. Box 3180.
FOR SALE Canning tomatoes. No. 1,
1 "io lb. Route 1 . Orchard Home
drive, phone 1453-J-l, Chaa. Owen.
FOR 8ALF In goivl condition. Bifick
6 touring car with trailer. 135 N.
Holly,
FOR SALE Matrarlne. folding camp
table, bed, chairs, etc. 804 E. Main.
WANTED Old folks to care for In
my home. Box 134, phone 7X3,
Central Point.
WANTED Woman for light house
work. 404 8. Grape.
FOR SALE Mate hoa, ft months old.
Cherry on Orlffln creek, or call
(tan-w.
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PEACHES Hales and tlbertas now
ready at Tuckers, third house on
right Orchard Home drive, off
Stewart Ava,
FOR SALE peaches. Pick them your
self, cherry's place, on Griffin
creek.
FOR SALE Satauma plums, 836 I.
.Main.
FOR SALE Hale peaches, 3o and up
at orchard near Lone Pine school.
Bring boxes. Call evenings. Viola
Kershaw, phone 579-J-8.
FOR SALE Cover crop seeds of all
kinds. Monarch Seed Se Feed Co.
FOR SALE Hale peaches. non-lrrV
gated. Bring boxea. Mil south
Central Point on old highway.
Phone 4A8-R. J, A. Yantlsa.
BOARD AND ROOM
Neat, attractive rooms and good fam
ily meals. 710 East Main.
TUSCAN CLINO and Satauma pluma
Just right for canning. J. R. Hal
and Elberta about Sept. IS. C- D.
Vroman. 3 miles west of Phoenix
on Coleman Creek road, phone
14-F-3.
BUICK 6 SEDAN, runs like new. at
our bargain price of only $178.00.
Open evenings. Pierce Allen Motor
Co., Dodge and Plymouth.
MODEL 54 WINCHESTER RIFLE, 370
caliber, perfect condition, $30. Tal.
1546-J.
TRADE Oood pickup for cow or hay.
Inquire Doty's Wrecking Yard.
North Riverside.
PEACHES
J. H. Hate one box truck or ear
load. Off grade for canning vary
reasonable. One mile south Voor
hlea Crossing, old Emerlck ranch.
Look for sign. E. C, Corn.
AUTO reflniflhina to match any cok.
j Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
MODERN WOMEN
Ntd Not Suffer monthly pal a and delay dm ta
fold, nwvoua at rmiD.expcaura or collar eausw.
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