Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 10, 1937, Page 13, Image 13

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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Jails VUltlng Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge
Jail of this city are visiting Dr. W.
Oeaer In Ashland. Jail Is district
manager of the Ollmore OH company.
In Ashland Nadlne DavU waa
among Med ford visitor yesterday In
Aahland. calling at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Prank Davis.
Here On Business Mrs. Anna
Scbeldereiter of Ashland was among
those transacting business here yes
terday. Medford Callers Mrs. Millard Grubb
and son Walker of Ashland trans
acted business and called on friends
here Tuesday.
Frmn Ashland Leo Hopkins and
son Ralph of Ashland attended to
business matters and shopped here
Wednesday.
To Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Pellett of 603 South Central avenue
left by motorcar today for Pendleton.
They will be gone about a week.
Here From Ashland Out-of-town
callers here Wednesday Included Mrs.
Jesse Faren and Everett Nanoe of
Ashland, Mrs. Faren calling In the
afternoon and Nance In the evening.
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Slops Overnight The Rev. G. L.
Hall of McMinnvllle and his cousin,
John Whltford of Chautauqua, N. Y.,
stopped In Medford overnight yester
day. They left this morning early to
continue to Klamath Falls. The Rev.
Mr. Hall was pastor of the First Bap
tist church here 28 years ago and will
be remembered by many long-time
residents. He officiated at the mar
riage of his daughter, Phyllis, to
Werner Plep of Coqutlle at the Hall
home In McMinnvllle September 4.
The young couple will make their
home In Coquille.
May Recover A report received
here today said hope was now held
for the recovery of J. W. Stanford of
Piedmont. Calif., who was critically
Injured early this week In an auto
accident near' Evanston, Wyo. Mr.
Stanford was en route to visit his
daughter. Mrs. David H. Canfleld, t
Rocky Mountain national park tn
Colorado where Mr. Canfield la su
perintendent. The Canflelds resided
here while Mr. Canfleld was super
intendent of Crater lake national
park. He waa promoted recently to
superintendent of the Colorado park.
To Attend Fair Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest J. Smith and Mrs. Volney DUon
left thla morning by motor for Salem
where they will attend the state fair.
They expect to return home Sunday.
Grange Meeting All famlllea at
tending the Orange meeting at 8 p.
m. Saturday in Oold Hill are request
ed to bring sandwiches and coffee
cream.
Driver Cited Harold H. Eddy of
Roseburg was cited by state police
to appear In Justice of the peace
court here September 18 to answer
a charge of speeding a truck at 45
m. p. h. on the Pacific highway near
Gold Hill yesterday.
Radio Club Meeting Rogue Valley
Radio club will hold Its first autumn
meeting at 8:15 tonight at the Med
ford municipal airport clubrooms. As
urgent business Is to be transacted,
officers requested a full attendance
of members,
Resumes Teaching Breynton R.
Finch, for the past summer stationed
In Crater lake national park as chief
fire dispatcher, resumed duties this
week as member of the Medford
senior high school faculty. Mr. Finch
was In charge of the new radio com
munications system in the park.
Flying South United States Rep
resentatlne Nan Wood Honeyman of
Portland was a brief visitor at Med
ford municipal airport this morning.
She was en route to Oakland on the
10:56 United Malnllner. She con-1
versed with Democratic leaders here
over the airport telephone.
Returns to Faculty Joseph Nee,
former member of the Jacksonville
high school faculty, has resumed
' duties at the Halsey high school tn
I the Willamette valley following a
) summer spent at Crater Lake na
tional park as ranger. Mr. Nee was
in charge of community house pro
grams. New Bookkeeper Miss Virginia Jes
sup has begun duties In the Crater
lake national park office as perma
nent bookkeeper, taking over the
duties of Charles Duncan, who re
signed during the summer. Mlas Jes
sup has been employed tn the branch
of forestry In the national park serv
ice office tn Berkeley. Calif. She will
make her headquarters in Medford
this winter.
Cassidy Role
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William Boyd playi hl tenth role
of "Hopolong Casaldy" In "The HM
of Old Wyoming." which comes to
the Boxy theatre for tomorrow only.
Oeorge Hayes and Oall Sheridan share
starring honors In the Clarence B.
Mullord yarn.
Episode nine of the "Robinson
Crusoe" serial Is on the same bill.
OSC and ANJOU
PEARS WANTED
EITHER ON F. 0. B. ORDER
OR GUARANTEED ADVANCE
ALA VISTA PACKING HOUSE
Building Permit W. W. Abbey of
38 Geneva street applied at the city
building inspector's office yesterday
for a permit to extend a private
garage at a stated cost of 130.
lake Cafe Closes The Crater Lake
cafeteria and store were closed for
the season this week. The main
lodge, dining room and housekeeping
cabins will continue to be open until
September 30. when the post office
and stage service to Medford and
Klamath Palls will also be discon
tinued. ...
Sprains Ankle Arthur Shaffer, em
ploye of the American Prult Growera.
Inc., suffered a sprained ankle last
night when he slipped and fell from
a truck on which he was tying a load
of pears. He was taken to Com
munity hospital where X-ray pictures
showed his leg was not broken as was
first feared.
...
Enlist In Navy Completion of the
September quota of three men for
this district was anounced today by
Ernest M. West, navy recruiter here.
Selected tentatively for enlistment
were Ervln G. Taylor of Des Arc. Mo.,
and a CCC enroltee at Camp Wimer
at Rogue River, Robert E. Harper of
Grants Pass and Robert O. Bailey of
Klamath Falls. The three will leave
here by train on September 14 for
Portland where they will take their
final qualifying examinations the
following day. If they pass the final
tests they will proceed Immediately
to Sao Diego for three months of
preliminary training before being as
signed to actual duty. Mr. West, said
he expected the quota for this dis
trict to be Increased' next month. He
Is receiving applications for enlist
ment at his office In the federal
building.
Edward Arnold in Sunday Drama
m
j-v.
Jim Fl&kes Illicit southern cotton
sold In the North at exorbitant prof
its la the basis of a fortune accumu
lated by the famous Wall Street
speculator and starts things rolling
In "The Toast of New York," coming
Sunday to the Croterlan theatre, with
Edward Arnold In the role of Flake,
Cary Grant, Jack Oakle and Frances
Farmer also featured In top roles.
Adapted from the book "Robber
Barons," the film follows the color
ful career of the man who rose from
a small -town peddler to the position
of the moat powerful money baron
of the nation. Elaborately produced,
the picture Is another triumph for
Arnold, whose characterizations of
famous men of early America have
set him into a special niche of his
own.
Mickey Rooney On Rialto's Bill
I
Medford Lodge No. 103,
A. P. ac A. M.
Mjk Special Communication
rTiuay, oepv. ivuii moi,
7:30 p. m.
Work, Fellow Craft Degree.
Visitors Welcome.
C. M. Houston. W. M.
R. E. Sweeney, Sec'y
Dance at Prospect Saturday night,
good music.
Mickey Rooney, the youngest and
greatest trouper in the sliow busi
ness, comes to the Rlatto theatre
Sunday for a three-day run in his
latest starring vehicle, "The Hoosier
Schoolboy." He Is seen as a young
Impoverished schoolboy who Is con
sidered, with his shell-shocked father,
the nuisance of the town. How, with
the help of a new school teacher, he
wins the respect of the town, forms
the basis of the age-old classic. Ann
Nagel, Frank Shields and Edward
Pawley have the leading roles with
young Rooney.
"Dance, Charlie, Dance," a bit of
comedy nonsense featuring Stuart
Erwln, Jean Mulr, Glenda Farrell and
Allen Jenkins, shares double bill honors.
Train Severs Body
THE DALLES, Sept. 10. (AP) A
Spokane, Portland & Seattle train
struck and severed the body of Louis
Andrews, 15-year-old Indian from
Wapftto, near Celilo. Investigators
said he apparently fell asleep on the
tracks.
Dance at Prospect Saturday night,
good music.
Dance at Prospect Saturday night,
good music.
Use Mall Tribune want ada.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Pedigreed Cocker Spaniel
nippies, in uenesaee.
193fl LAFAYETTE Touring Fordor Se
dan witn tne overdrive, tms car
like new, with low mileage. Will
be sold at sacrifice price,
LANCE'S
Used Car Lot, 25 So. Riverside
SALESMAN WANTED Factory repre
sentative wi sties to interview man
capable of appointing agents. Must
have some capital. Will be at Hotel
Allen Friday and Saturday. H. O.
Griffith.
FOR SALE Mulr and Elberta Peaches.
Bert Stancliffe. Phoenix.
PIANO SALE Saturday only. 7 good.
used pianos going on sale, some as
low as M7.S0. Easv terms.
HAWLEY TRANSFER CO.
118 N. Riverside
WANTED Pin boyi ate any. Apply
Smoke House Bowl.
31 FOR STATION WAGON, motor
perfect. A real buy at only 1105.00,
easv terms.
' PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributor
WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS, Hansen
strain, starting to lay. 1027 Olds
mobile, in running condition. 930.
Phone 4-F-4.
FOR SALE One pair American Red
Cross Brown oxrora, 7 a. rnone
1B3-J or 523 E. Main.
FOR SALE Large Wood Circulating
Heater. 809 W. 10th.
FOR SALE High grade Toggenberg
Mtlch ooats. i Dime, ana young
eoate. East Orlffen Creek. J. R.
Hall. Rt. 1, Box 408.
SILVER. CHINA, CUT GLASS MIR-
ror. 408 West 6th.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Rambou-
letto Hams. A. W. Brodsnaw, uu
West 10th,
FOR RENT 5-Room Modern Hotise,
1 acres ground. 1311 West lutn.
YOUNG MAIL SPANIEL, trade for
what? Royal Rogue Kennels.
WANTED Woman to help in home.
Phone S34-L.
PEACHES, PLUMS AND GRAPES.
J. C. Crocker, first house on left,
Coker Butte.
FOR RENT Modern 4 -Room Fur
nished House. Inquire 808 Bennett.
PETITE PRUNES. 76c for 50-lb. lug,
delivered. Order by mall. Stand l
ford, Rt. 1, Central Point.
FOR SALE Young Jersey and Guern
sey Cow. Ohas. Friend, Howard Ave.
Tel. 332.
PEACHES Jet your Halea and El
bertas at Tucker's, third house on
right Orchard Home drive off Stew
art Ave. Bring containers.
FOR SALE Extra nice canning To
matoes. Phone 314-Y. Mrs. Walker.
FOR SALE Estra fancy J. H. Hale
Peaches, Top Notch Orchard, end
of Kings highway, Phoenix-Jacksonville
road. Tel. 60Q-J-3.
FOR SALE: A annp. owner leaving.
Large Modern House, lot 75x160.
Good location. H. N. Lofland, 225
So. Oakdale.
FOR SALE 5-Room Modern House
with sleeping porch. Must aHl on
account of ill health. Torms, In
quire at 515 S. Central.
ELBERTA PEACHES at Oalhoun
Hanch. half mllo southwest of
Phoenix.
FOR SALE 8ow with 1 1 Pigs, 3
weeks old. Phone 1453-R-2,
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good act
Golf Clubs and Bag. Want oil
burning circulator and small deer
rifle. 630 Palm St. evening
WANTED Man or lady for estab
lished business. Investment $450.
Good weekly income. Close to Med
ford. Write Box 3866 Tribune.
FOR SALE Well equipped and run
ning Meat Market doing good pay
ing business, 1,500. Half cash to
right party. Only market In best
smalt town In valley. Call or write
624 So. 6th St., Grants Paas. Ore.
MAN AND WIFE want Dairy Work.
Experienced. References. Oscar Aday,
Medford, co Sunrise Auto Court.
J. H. HALE AND CLING Peaches 2e
orchard run, In bulk. O. L. Dow,
west end Prune St.
EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER
wants work. Address Box 3863
oo Tribune.
FOR SALE CHEAP 250 Young Ewes,
also 16 Crossbred Bucks, langer '
Ranch, 7 miles east of Doris, Calif.
PEACHES FOR SALE MulW. on Old
Stage road, half mile N. BeaU lane.
Hie lb. Oral ford.
J. H. HALE PEACHES, orchard run,
priced reasonable. L. J. Upp, Spring
St., first house on right.
FOR SALE Hale Peaches, 3c lb
while they last. Mile south of Cen
tral Point on old highway. Phone
4U8-R.
FOR RENT Furnished 3 -Room Du
plex Apartment to responsible per
cn'j only. Phone 1646-M.
FOR SALE Arm os t new Oil Circu
lator. 1122 N. Central.
FOR SALE Dining Room, Set. Bed
room Set and other furniture. Call
evenings at 402 West Jackson
street.
AUTO reflulahlng to match any color.
Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
7i
Mr IP
See Thlt New Wonder Mlkerl
Economy Seed & Feed Co.
317 tv. titu St. Phone Bit
YOUNO couple wants Housekeeper at
once. Write Box 3943 Tribune.
1937 BU1CK Ooupe, radio, hmter, !
paint, tires and upholstery like 1
new. Low mlleae. This car must :
bo seen to be appreciated. i
LANOE'S
Used Car Lot, 36 So. Riverside. I
ACRES, 1 mile west of Phoenl.
Attractive modern small house.
Good out buildings. All Improved. I
fenced. Some pasture. Productive I
tree son. fa.ioo for quick sale.- It's
worth more. L. A. Paul, B. 4, Box
309.
WANTED HlRh school girl for house
work and care of children. Phone
785-M.
DRIVING TO PORTLAND Sunday,
piurengers wauiea. mono 1704-R.
DANCE
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
SAT. NITE
BOTH RALLS
PEAR PICKERS WANTED. Bear Creek
Orchard.
ROYAL ROGUE KENNELS
Lovely Pekingese Puppies. ftlO and
is; seotue ana unow ruppies
reasonable.
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey Guernsey
ioupi r ii viio (.?oo-tl -a.
ROSES
Medford Rose Oarden invites all rose
lovers to Inspect their roses cm
Orchard Home drive. An acre of
beautirul bloom. Select your vari
eties now. Open Sundays. C. T.
Lester, Orchard Home drive, or
phone 1392-R.
m Shows inEaC? 8
1:00-3:15 II f ,1 R I Q 1 II Bves . . BBcl
7:oo-9:8o lUuirtiliJwLftU l0c
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. Ijfp ni l ' ; Positively Ends Tonight!!
ifT SJl nW ?A SATURDAY ONLY!
i h .41 t uys nTM1 8""w" I"3"'"8 -TX
M Ok I (T rr 1 - 5aC ? Indians on the '.f f
I ' , " SO warpath., and If
?i'3 w ' ' ' Hopalonj Caa- 1
,ta f ,M ' marktd j ? j
Wi DOWN PAYMENT i '
WITH A NEW
H - 2 Plus On Same Bill
!v3 ikShic WM
Here's the ultra-modcm way to cookl
A Norge elearic range conserve! heat in
every cooking process. Ovens are inso
Uicd on all six sides! Chromilox cook
ing units arc available on all models.
Such important differences in construc
tion not only make cooking cooler, but
they cut current costs, too. Come in
today and see the Norgi electric ranges.
Unusually easy terms now in effect.
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FELDMAN ELECTRIC
237 East Main at Bartlett
Phone 937
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
umii yom in im
REVENGE RIDES THE CREST OF
THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI FLOOD!
Lovers held captive at the
point of a gun as thousands
flee before the rushing
waters . . Drama! Suspense
GRANT RICHARDS
KAREN M0RLEY
Ednrdo Oiannelli
Roseoe Kami Alan
Mowbray Sobt. McWade
Plui Peter B. Kyne'i rlp-rnerlti( jam of the
Old Iteit . bad medicine for nandlut
CHARLES STARRETT
iStarts SUNDAY 3 Daysls
xxxi MICKEY ROONEY in
4'
mii And on the uma bill I
DANCE CHARLIE DANCE
mart Rrwln Oltnda rarrell e Allan Jrnklna e Jean Mulr
RIPE PEACHES, Cllnga. Mulra and
Haie ana areen aage Plume. Dolph
Plilppa. Crater Lake highway.
1938 CHRYSLER Pordor Touring Be-
uan. 1111a 19 an exceptionally clean
car and haa had wonderful care.
This oar la priced to eell quick.
LANOE'S
TJaed Car Lot. 25 80. Rlverfltde
DINE DANCE
AT THE
CHATEAU
Delicious Steak and Chicken
Dinners. Enjoy an Evening
at Oregon's Finest Night
Club.
THE TERROR OF WALL STREET...
. . BUT A CHUMP FOR A DAME!
yO SUNDAY
lvf( I f One of the
I ,-.. I J New Show
. -jj Season's
Jim Fisk, reckless Jf ' 7
y v plunger ... he gam- 7SZl7
bled everything for a
C womans' kiss .. .the '1
j most expensive kiss 1
! in Amorioan history I Jj
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7:00-:15
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