Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 08, 1937, Page 5, Image 5

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    PATE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Id Ashland Mrs. 0. H. Davis anrt
daughter Nadlne of this elty spent
Labor day visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Nance In Ashland.
MwHng Tonight Degree of Honor
lodge will meet at 8 o'clock tonight
In the Medford armory. Officers
a&ked that all members be present.
Ylslti In Ashland Mrs. Adrian
Thompson of this city visited Mon
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
0. B. Icenhower In Ashland.
From Central Point Bob Vincent
of Central Point was among out-of-town
residents transacting business
here this morning.
Here From Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
. fi wan son and daughter, Charlotte,
of Ashland vlitea and transacted
business here Saturday.
Ashland Caller Medford residents
calling out of town Sunday Included
Marlon Smith, who visited Mrs. Eliza
. beth Smith of Ashland.
To Portland Mrs. Earl Gaddis will
leave tomorrow for a few days' busi
ness trip to Portland. She plans to
return to her home here early next
week.
Here for Visit L. E. Stennett and
daughter, Mrs. P. A. Wat kins and
son. Gary Robert, of Ashland visited
friends and relatives here Sunday
afternoon.
Attend Match Out-of-town spec
tators at the championship match of
the southern Oregon golf tournament
here Monday Included Mr. and Mrs.
1. C. Erwln and family of Ashland.
Drill Tomorrow Company A. 186th
infantry of the Oregon national guard
will hold a special drill In the Med
ford armory at 8 o'clock tomorrow
nlht. Capt. Carl V. Tengwald. com
manding officer, requests all mem
ber to be present. Both Company A
and Headquarters company will hold
their regular weekly drills in the
armory next Tuesday nieht.
Tomorrow & Friday
Two Favorite Stars
svi i .... Brinrlnc
a new kind of
Romance and a
VX m... wild kind of
R ti v t h m !
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11
GUY KIBBEE UNA MERKEL
Joins Society Mrs. Zoe Hubbs be
came a member of the Southern
Oregon Gem and Mineral society at
It meeting In the Jackson county
courthouse auditorium last night.
Undergoes Operation Mrs. Blanche
Taylor of 17 Newtown street under
went a major operation Monday
morning in Sacred Heart hospital
She was reported as recovering sat
isfactorily today.
From Sardine Creek Mr. and Mrs.
John Lltster. owners of the House of
Mystery on Sardine creek, transacted
business and called on friends In
Medford today.
To Meet Friday Daughters of the
Union Veterans of the Civil War will
meet In regular session Friday at
8 p. m. at the armory. Alt members
are urged to be present.
Back From Coast Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Rtckert returned to Medford
yesterday morning from Eureka, Cel ,
where they spent the Labor day
week-end.
To Initiate Talisman lodge No. 81.
Knights of Pythias, will Initiate in
page rank next Monday night. Re
freshments will be served and all
local and visiting members are urged
to attend.
In Eugene Albert Van Aver, who
replaced Angus Bowmer as dramatic
Instructor at the Southern Oregon
Normal school last year during Bow
mer's leave of absence, Is to be in
Eugene during the coming year.
8pend Holiday Here Mr. and Mrs.
Curd Brown of Ranier spent the
Labor day holladya here. They ar
rived by plane Sunday and accom
panied Mr. and Mrs, Fred Beuhling
of Ashland to Crater and Diamond
lakes Monday.
To Test Drivers Ward McReynolds,
state examiner of operators and
chauffeurs, will be at Medford city
hall as usual on Saturday from 8
a. m. to fi p. m. All persons wishing
permits or licenses to drive cars are
asked to get in touch with him dur
ing those hours.
Interest Reported Accordion band
held regular meeting last night nt
the Baldwin piano shop. Backers of
the group report a constantly in
creasing interest and enthusiasm and
state that a public program Is being
planned by the band for the near
future.
On Fishing Trip Mr. and Mrs. Art
Bremer and Mrs. H. H. Young and
family of this city accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Ouetzlaff and eon
Freddie of Gold Hill, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Guetr.laff of Ashland on a
fishing trip to Diamond lake Sunday.
They reported a fine catch.
To Klamath Virginia Flck. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pick, left
Sunday evening to resume a teaching
position In the Klamath Falls union
high school. Bruce Williams of Salem,
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Flck, was a
recent visitor at their home. He is
the son of Attorney and Mrs. Fred
A. Williams of Salem.
Seriously III Warren H. Conrad,
well-known Medford resident, was
reported today to be seriously ill In
a hospital at Sonora, Calif. He un
derwent an operation for the removal
of his appendix Sunday and Is now
threatened with pneumonia, accord
ing to word received here. He trans
ferred from this district to California
some time ago to continue his work
In blister rust control. He was strick
en with appendicitis while in the
field some distance from Sonora.
Show Starts Tonight at 6:30
nTTTTTT
A VZ A Free-For-AII
Romance with
WThe Blonde!
TODAY
andTHURS
TWIN
HITS
The ny, hilarious V
romance of a song-
wrmng Romeo, a I
kidnaping; blond el
and twenty-five pur
suing fun-makers de
Luxe!
Outcasts and murderers
-hiding their secret
pasts on the scorching
sands of hell ! Torment
ed and without love!
PLUS
r r a manmwr tirni
u r rva i 1 1 1 m m 1 1 1
Ti-Xtf?' RALPH FORBES BEN ALEXANDER
PAUL HURST OAST OF 10.000
(i:'tn-ri:"i . ' il fl f 1 If p Ik if I '"ll,e. iw
Emergency Operation Willie O.
Moore. CCC enrolled at Camp Klam
ath underwent an emergency appen
dectomy In Sacred Heart hospital last
night. He was brought to Medford
by camp ambulance.
Open Office Lyle F. Miller and
Howard A. Ireland, formerly of Port
land, have announced the opening of
a Union Central Life Insurance com
pany office in the Jackson County
Bank building. The two men will be
co-managers for their company In
this district, business of which was
previously handled by M. N. Hogan.
Home on Vacation Albert Porman
la spending a vacation at his home on
route 1. Mr. porman has been In
southern California for some time.
where he Is now employed In the
final assembly department of the
Lockheed Aircraft corporation at Bur
bank. He is working for an aircraft
mechanic's license. He plans to re
turn to Burbank Saturday.
Birth Announced Announcement
has been received here of the birth
of a son to Dr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Tompkins of Detroit. Mich. The baby
was born at the Henry Ford hospital
September 8. weighing pounds.
He has been named Olfford Leon.
Mrs. Tompkins was formerly Miss
Carlta Gifford, who made her home
here with her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Orln Schenck.
She Is also a sister of C. M. and N. L.
Gifford of this city. Dr. Tompkins is
specializing In pediatrics at the Henry
Ford hospital. The American Pedia
trics Journal has published some 01
his writings this year.
Father In Accident Mrs. David H.
Canfleld's father and seriously in
jured in an automobile accident near
Evanston, Wyo.. according to word
received here. Miss Jean Steele. Unit
ed States commissioner at Crater lake
national park and a close friend of
the Canfleldj. left here by plane
early yesterday morning for Evanston
via Salt Lake City to be with Mrs.
Can field. The Canflelds formerly re
sided here. Mr. Canfteld having been
superintendent of Crater lake na
tional park. Recently he was pro
moted to superintendent of Rocky
Mountain national park in Colorado.
lack From Coin-lave Eight repre
sentatives from the Church of the
Nazarene Medford young people's or
ganization have returned from Twin
Rocks, where the annual district con
vention was held. The delegation
Included the Rev. and Mrs. Fred M.
Weatherford. Miss Ruth Scoville. Mrs.
Ethel Komstad. Miss Laura May Fos
ter. Miss Edna Knowles, Fielding and
Evelyn Weatherford. Mr. Weatherford
was one of the speakers of the con
vention, which comprised more than
230 young people of the north Pacific
district. Miss Ruth Scoville won the
district oratorical contest. In which
representatives from morn than 50
churches participated. She is a grad
uate of Pasadena college. This month
she will enroll In the Good Samarltnn
hospital at Nampa, Idaho, to com
plete the nurses course, following
which she will go to Africa as a
missionary for t he Church of the
Nararene.
To Sing Hera Mr. and Mrs. H. H
Lacy, members of the Colored Quin
tette of Cleveland, Ohio, will give a
sacred concert at the Church of the
Naurene. Central avenue, at Jackson
street Thursday at 7:45 p. m. Mr.
Lacy directs the quintette, which has
been singing together for 17 years,
rated the lowest continuous period
for any five men to be engaged In
gospel singing. The quintette has
made three trips across the ocean to
engage In evangelistic singing. They
hare Just returned from an 11 months
tour of Great Britain, Norway and
Sweden. Only Mr. Lacy and his wife
are making a coast series of concerts
at this time. The public la Invited
to hear them.
Use Mail rrtoune want ads.
Too Late to Classify
'32 CHEVROLET Panel Delivery, per
fect every way, should sell at $215. t
speclsl bargain price, only $19$.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge - Plymouth Distributors
WANTED Pear Pickers, beginning
Monday. Wilt Hansen Orchard,
South Pacific highway.
WANTED TO RENT ft or 6-room
unfurnished house close to acad
emy. Phone U84-J-3.
g. - 5 -room Modern House,
S 1 77 S of ande 300. down
V 1 fcU and 22. per month. See
A. F. Flower. 12th and Front street.
FOR SALE Jonathan and Delicious
Apples, one box to truck load. Joe
Kantor, route 4, Fern Valley,
FOR SALE New ft -room Modern
House. Call 133 So. Grape.
FOR SALE Hungarian and Blue
Damson Plums. 101 Portland Ave.,
phone 856 -L,
WANTED Couple wish position as
caretaker. References. Box 301ft,
Tribune.
WANTED Going Service Station and
Lunch Counter. Box 3014 Tribune
ELBERTAS, MUIRS and Crawford at
Wm. Olson, west from Wing orchard.
CANNING CORN. $1 sack: String
Beans. 3ic lb., third houte to left
on Ross lane off Jacksonville high
way. G. L. Robinson.
FOR SALE J. H. Hale Peaches. Bring
containers. Orchard run, 3c. Pierce
Hothouse, phone 597-R2.
GIRLS Over 18 as usherettes. Apply
Craterian theatre Thursday morn
ing, 11:00 a. m. Experience unnecessary.
FOR SALE 1011 Reddy Ave., five
room newly buJlt. home. Price with
new furniture. C4.9M): unfurnished.
94.100. Hardwood floors, fireplace.
inermosracic reguiatea ou noorrur
nace. Very novel interior plan.
Charles r. Ray, room 204 TJ. S.
Nati Bank Bldg.. phone 302.
FOR SALE Blooded male Spaniel
Pup. hunting age. Phone 1546-J.
ITALIAN PRUNES for sale. Just right
tor jeuy. pnone 7-r-i4.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, brand
new 6-room modern plastered
house and ft acres good land, near
citv limits. 2400, trma.
SERVICE STATION, atore. modern
home and 14 acres on highway and
Rotrue river, will give good deal and
take small suburban acreage aa Dart
payment. giti Biooq, 123 n. Central,
Romance On Screen Sunday
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Bringing to the screen the color
ful romance based on the career of
Jim Fisk, one of the most spectacu
lar financiers and high-rollers of
the period Immediately following the
Civil War. "The Toast of New York."
coming Bund ay to the Crater lan the
ater, present Edward Arnold aa Jim
Flak and Frances Farmer as Joste
Mansfield, the girl he maxea a Broad
way star, only to lose her amid the
wreck of his many ambitions.
Also In leading roles are Cary
Grant, as Fisk pal "Dandy M Boyd,
who finally wins Joste, and Jack
Oakle, as another crony of the me
teoric plunger, brings the comedy
tourh into the film.
HOME AND GAS STATION
Four-room house . modern, d o ble
constructed: 3 large lots: service
station. 3 pumps, air compressor,
rest rooms. On highway: making
money. Good buy. Price $3700.
terms. Also Ranch. 190 acres; 100
acres irrigated, free water; good
soil; improved: well located; excep
tional buy. Also 8 Acres close in: :
good soil, irrigated; modern 4 -room
house; fruit, oak grove: price $2500; j
small cash payment; balance easy
terms, 4! interest.
UPP & RINOOEN
Room 1 Sparta Bldg., Phone 665.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Kitchen
Utensil, etc. Many small Items, ftc.
512 King.
PEACHES Mulra, Blbertaa and Halos,
i mile south white Griffin Creek
school. Henry HukUl.
FOR SALF. New. attractive Horn.
Two bedrooms. Close In. Box 3002
Tribune.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Six rooms and sleeping porch, service
porch, bath, fireplace, garage, wood
shed, paved street, excellent loca
tion With a small amount of re
pair this bungalow can ba made
into an attractive home. Price,
$2200.00 1
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Phone 1496 or 1548-R
PLEASANT ROOM and Board. 820
West 11th.
win flll.v PornM rhimn n W.
Gilbert. Jacksonville -phoenix high-1
way Vi miles east Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Bulck Sedan, eheap. 410
N. Ivy.
PASSENGERS WANTED to Spokane.
Leaving Friday evening. Phone 1266.
ASTERS. 3 dozen ftOc. Dreslers, 1107
E. Main.
ELBERTA PEACHES, delivered. Phone
120. Wilcox at Lamport.
CALL AT ONCE First-class room
and board. 611 W 10th.
LANOE'S GOOD USED CARS
PRICE HAS BEEN CUT ON
EVERY CAR IN STOCK
1936 Chevrolet Tudor
1936 Olds Tudor
1935 Chrysler Sedan
1936 Chrysler Coup
1935 Plymouth Tudor
1935 Plymouth Fordor
1935 Plymouth Coupe
1936 Plymouth Coupe
1934 Chrysler Airflow
1935 Chrysler Coupe
1936 Dodge Sedan
1935 Ford Sedan
1934 Plymouth Tudor
1936 Pontlao Brougham
50 Cars to Choose From
LANOE MOTOR CAR CO.
Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer ,
38 N. Riverside. Phone 18.
Used Car Lot, 25 8. Riverside.
04 4 ft ft n Bcres Improved, familv
3 llll fruit, 3 acres clover and
blue grass, electricity, a
real buy. Terms.
also
m A A neat 4 -room house, large
ShzS lot. A good buy with $225
v w cash, balance $10 per
month. A. F. Flowers, corner 12th
and Front.
JJW.I A neat 4-room house, large lot.
A Rood buy with $225 cash, balance
$10 per month. A. F. Flowers, cor
ner 12th and Front.
ELECTRIC I AnT 42P I No. HoUv Do
anything, anywhere. Tel. 537-W.
In Gay Comedy
'si VV"V-
Eleanors Whitney and Johnny
Downs, who are Just as much that
way about each other off screen aa
on, are the featured players In
"Blonde Trouble. the gay comedy
romance which plays at the Rlalto
theater today and tomorrow. The
cast also Includes Lynn Overman.
Benny Baker, William Demarest, El
Brendel and twenty other comedy
names.
"The Legion of Mllng Men."
drama of dfsert Intrigue, shares dou
ble bill honors with "Blonde Trouble."-
Ralph Forbes and Ben Alex
ander head the featured cast or
thousands.
EXCHANGE 40 acres: fruit, alfalfa
and farm land; close In: for modern
city property. Box 3003. Tribune.
DISHWASHER wanted at Top Notch
Cafe.
WANTED Elderly woman to care for
children and house. Call at 209
West Main.
WANTED TO BUT Children's and
Ladies' Used Winter Coats, alas
Boy a and Men's Jackets. 6 It East
Mala, Just across bridge.
FOR SALE Grape. J. A. Manka,
two miles east of Jacksonville,
adjoining Clancy orchard-
FOR RENT Very nicely furnished
duplex to adults. Hawley Transfer.
Uti N. Riverside.
PEACHES
J. H. Hale on box truck or ear
load. Off grade for canning very
reasonable. On roll south Voor
htes Crossing, old Eraerick ranch.
Look for sign. E. C. Cora.
AUTO reftnlshtng to match any
hillng
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' AND THEY'RE PROUD. OF
CALVERT'S SsS
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON OPeVnJ I
WHISKEY-90 PROOF X 1 y""WS I
Cm IMF C.IVIWT PHTILLim CO.., Bit I W LlZQ
TILURItVLOUIlVILLE.KY ..NDKEl.tr MD.. PINT lutO
lXCUTIVtorriCHiCHWYM.lRBLDON.Y.C. rlF tS5
rop. SALE 7-room houw on one j
floor: bath. !nrg front and birk
porch, cement foundation, lot 60x
300. Splendid garden land, nloe
harte and lawn. Only 1800. Rent
ing for M5 per month.
also
S-ROOM HOUSE. 7l, lot. 700.
8ko
10 ACRES Joining city. IJe Ideal i
for tub-dtvlMon or bualneaa. City
water. Road on throe aide. Priced
to sell.
V O. PICKBLL
i8 80. Bartlett. Phone 398. j
FOR SALE Urge Circulating Ol!
Heater with lank and pipes. prv '
tlcally new. ilOO value. Sacrifice!
price, 100. Yeo Agency, 337 West
Main. I
BOSC and ANJOU
PEARS WANTED
EITHER ON F. 0. B. ORDER
OR GUARANTEED ADVANCE
MA VISTA PACKING HOUSE
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ROBERT ELEANOR
TAYLOR POWELL
Geo. Murphy . Binnie Barnes . Sophie
Tucker . Judy Garland . Buddy Ebsen
Charles Igor Gorin . Ray Walburn
Root. Benchley . Chas. Grapewin
Willie Howard . Robt. Wildhack
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The merriest all-atar, all-h&pplni
ntcrtalnment of your Ufatimo . .
xVy'"w STteit of all tht "Bronvdway
iiS'o Melodiw" . . . brimful of
daggling spectacle, thrilling
dancei, gorgeou girli,
fun, romance, STARS,
STARS, STARS!!
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All! So New v. ls4 1QS
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Another Hit of the New Season!
Starts Today . 4 Days
Complete Showi at 1:45 - 7:00 . 9:15
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