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rFPFORT) ALTL TRIBUNE. reDFORP, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1937.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Visitor Here Chick Farlow. former
Ashland resident now connected with
the CCC In the John Day country, wiu
a, Medford v 11 tor today.
Mrs. Dtllard Returns Mrs. Prank
Dtllard returned to her home here
Sunday from eastern Oregon, where
she was called by the death of an
uncle.
Mrs. B1hop Return Mrs. W. O.
Bishop and son Richard returned
home Tuesday morning from Port
land. Mrs. Bishop waa called north
by the death of an uncle.
Here on Business Carl Culver, dis
trict freight agent of the American
Mall Line and the Blue Star Line,
with offices In Portland, was a busi
ness caller In Medford Tuesday.
Minor Accident Cars driven by C.
Collins of Medford and Art Stinson
of Medford were Involved In a minor
accident at the corner of Fourth and
Fir streets yesterday morning, a city
police report Raid today.
At Wrestling Matches Among Ash
land residents attending the wrestling
matches last night at the Medford
armory were- Aubrey Miles, George
Schaeffer, W. D. Jackson. Art Cooper
and Mr. and Mrs. P. D. McDougnll
To Make Home Here Mrs. Altoe E.
Curry arrived by train Tuesday morn
lng from Portland, and plans to make
her home here with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
White.
Aeronautic Meeting Medford chap
ter of the National Aeornautic rmo-
elation will hold Ha annual meeting
tomorrow night at the Jackson Coun
ty Chamber of Commerce at 7:30
o'clock. President Max Pelrce an
nounced. Offtcers for the coming
year will be elected.
Existed from Hospital Mlas Do
lores Hagen, small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Hagen, was expected to
return from the Shrine hospital In
Portland Tuesday. She ha been In
the hospital for the past three month
undergoing treatment for Infantile
paralysis snd Is reported much im
proved .
Too Late to Classify
FLAME TOKAY GRAPES st vineyard
prices. One mile out Spring St.
N. P. Ohrt.
APT. FOR KENT 718 Welch St.
BUSINESS GIRL wants housekeeping
room or Inexpensive apartment,
permanent- Phone 486, between
8:30 and 6:30.
FOR RENT Room to middle-aged
business or professional woman:
close In. Box 4434. Tribune.
Lostlne Folki Visit Mr. and Mra.
C. R. Nolan and son Richard of Los-
tlne. Ore., are guests (or a few days
of Mrs. Nolan's mother, Mrs. N. S.
Oatman. 222 South Central avenue.
...
DeMolav to Meet The Medford
chapter of the Order of DeMolay will
hold s special meeting Tuesday even
Ing st 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic
tempts.
...
Inspection and Moster Company A
and headquarters company of the
Oregon national guard will have In
apectlon and muster at the Medlord
armory tonight st 7:45.
Hperlal Meeting Slated The Amer
Icsn Association of University Wom
en will hold t meeting of special im
portance Thursdsy afternoon at 4:15
o'clock on the mezzanine floor of the
Hotel Medford. There will be a new
president to succeed Miss Carln Ddger-
mark, who left recenlty for the east
to atudy.
Return to Portland Mr. and Mrs
O. B. Harkness of Portland left this
morning for their home after spend
ing the week-end here as guests of
Mr. snd Mrs. J. F. Wortman. Mrs.
Harkness and Mrs. Wortman sre sisters.
Welfare Meeting First fall meeting
of the Allied Welfare association will
be held In the Hotel Medford Thurs
day st 12:10 p. m., it has been an-
nounced by Eugene Thorndlke, presi
dent of the Community Chest of
Medford, Inc.
San Franciscans Here Mrs. Minnie
WeUbaum nad son Norman Robert,
snd aunt. Mrs. Jack Rogers, all of
San Francisco, stopped In the city
Monday on their return from a vaca
tion trip to Vancouver, B. C. Mrs.
WeUbaum was formerly Mrs. Minnie
Holmer of Medford snd has many
friends here.
Committee Meeting A meeting of
the executive committee of Medford
post No. 15 of the American Legion
will be held tonight st 8 p. m., at the
Hotel Medford, announced Adjutant
H. L. Bromley today. Several im
portant matters are slated ror dis
cussion and a 100 percent attendance
Is requested by Post Commander C.
L. M&cDonald.
Medford Pledges Listed Medford
students pledged to various fratern
ities at the University of Oregon at
the close of rush week Include: Bruce
Hammond. Sigma Nu: Chauncey
Brewer. Chi Pel: Bill Porter. Phi Sigma
Kappa: Jack Duane Wood and Wal
lace Ohrt. Phi Kappa Psl: W. Dolpli
Janes. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; and Sam
VanDyke, Phi Delta Theta.
Sonja Henie in Wednesday Show
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Sonja Henie, who blazed a trail to
stardom In her first picture, returns
to the screen of the Craterlan the
ater tomorrow In "Thin Ice." Dis
playing new miracles of grace ss
she skates and skis to tuneful new
melodies. Miss Henie has her real-
life bov friend. Tyrone Power, co-
starred at the head of a Urge cast.
As a special added attraction o
the same program, a new Walt DIs-
nev cartoon In technicolor. "Hawaiian
Holiday." has Mickey Mouse with
Donald Duck and Pluto on the beach
at, Wntkikt.
FOR SALE L. & H. electric stove,
oak table, desk, large leather screen.
2124 East Main St.
WANTED Buzz-saw. Phone 281 or
Inquire Signal Station, 8th and Fir.
FOR SALE Delicious snd Jonathan
apples, packed or loose. American
Fruit Growers. Inc., South Fir St,
FOR RENT Oct. 2nd. 5-room un
furnished house: hardwood floors,
firenlace: 632.50. Convenient to
Junior hlah and Jackson schools.
on pavement, or will soil. Phone
680-J-2.
FOR SALE; Milk cows, brood sows
snd weaner pigs. O. B. Lowe. Rt. 3
LATE Hale peaches, seconds, lc lb.
H mile west Phoenix. Houston road
WANTED Olrl over 20 for general
housework. Call 52B-W.
WANT To rent 2-bedroom furnished
house. Box 4269. Tribune.
Drunks Fined City Jude All'n D.
Curry dished out fines of sio to four
men in city court this morning, all
charged with drunkenness. They
were: Levey Morris, 37, of Medford:
Charles Jessman, 43, of Missouri;
Frank Learned, 24, or Mrdford, and
William Miller, 68, of Medford.
Hankers Meetlnc First fall meet
ing of the southorn Oregon branch
of the Oregon State Bankers' asso
ciation will bo held In the Hotel Med
ford tonight at 6:30 o'clock. Dwlght
L. Houghton, assistant manager of
the Medford branch of the United
States National bank of Portland, is
president. Principal speakers will be
Hans C. Pfund of Portland, secretary
of the O. B. A., and C. E. Williamson,
cashier of the Bank of Albany and
president of Ihe Oregon State Bank
ers' association. About 35 bankers
from Medford. Grants Pass. Ashlan'd
and other southern Oregon cities are
expected to attend.
GOOD USED PIANO, 867.50.
Many other BARGAINS used pianos
less than 100. Discount for cash
or terms as low as $3 month
Baldwin Piano Shoppe. West Main
USED INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE
CHEAP 2 good used saxophones,
1 violin, Hawaiian guitar, accor
dion. Baldwin Piano Shoppe, W.
Main St.
FOR SALE at sacrifice, equity In '33
DeSoto de luxe sedan: less than
36.000 miles. See anytime st 644
Palm St.
47 LOTS in group, choice residential
Hlghcroft Addition. Medford. Ore.
Trade for Cal. or Ore. What have
you? Sacrifice .for cash. Owner.
J. H. Pruett. 676 Geary St.. Apt.
206. San Francisco. Cal.
Enlists In Army Enllshment of
Jack L. Carman, son of Mrs. F. J.
Huber of 31 North Fir street. In the
United St'es army wns announced
today by MaJ. H. D. Bagnall, army
recruiting officer In Portland. Oar-
man applted for enlistment at the
Medford recruiting office, September
16. and wbs tentatively accepted by
Sgt. Willis S. Estep, non-comintsslon-ed
officer In charge. After passing
the final army examinations, he was
enlisted st Vancouver Barracks, Sep
tember 25. for service with the In
fantry In the Hawaiian islands. Major
Bagnall said.
.
Airport Arrivals A Falrchild pho
tographic plane flown by Lieut. Han
ley, stopped at Medford municipal
airport today en route from Eugene
to Sacrsmento. Yesterday afternoon,
s naval reserve ship piloted by Lieut -Commander
A. W. Padford set down
on Its way from Oakland to Seattle,
and an army bomber piloted by Lieut .
A. W. Schmltt stopped en route to.
Seattle from Hamilton field In Cali
fornia. Three private planes landed
Sunday. They were a Waco piloted
by F. W. Graham from San Francisco
to Tacoms., a Stlnson from San Fran
cisco to Portland and piloted by H.
K. Koffey. and a stlnson piloted by
A. L. Fields. Portland Chevrolet dis
tributor, en route from Oakland to I
Portland. Eight planes of the re
serve corps also refueled at the air
port Sunday en route from Cali
fornia to Seattle.
Berber's Tronltlps
WAUSAU. Wis. IUP) Fred W.
Trotzer. 75, who has been a barber
for. 61 years, lists the sleepers, the
"hurry-uppers." the "direct-eye"
talkers, the swnllowers and the non
talkers as the bone of every barber's
existence.
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shoes that assure COMFORTI 1
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day and Friday In a floor show M I - s
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will appear In three shows nightly 7 B .. xtv 8 C I
with the Chateau's usual dinners "'tC A ffis,"' " V'-f ' IMsSa
snd dancing also featured. Cash Is M Jt - ' f 4. . p V AV f jtW. 1
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of. the Isreest "bite" hs had ever 8 Wffi!ll&nF. 'Af . ' jfc At Vil'li I , - t f I
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AIjBANY, Western Australia (UP) able to ahow his prize. The whale got tjJPjjy J, v YWfflL p fe . 11
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t..ohho,v T.U HSUAY e Miracle Musical of the New I ' 1 MS rTr-T
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BsaimaBai Montgomery ward
Bruce Csbot snd Virginia Grey sre
two of the principals In "Bad Ouy."
which plays at the Rlalto theater to
morrow and Thursday. Also featured
In the exciting drama of a power
line trouble-shooter who gets him
self sent to the penitentiary are
ward Norrls. Jean Chatburn and
Cliff Edwards.
"One Mile From Heaven," drama
taken from a recent newspaper story
Involving two mothers trying toclslra
the same child, plays as the com
panion festure. Claire Trevor. Bill
Robinson and Bally Blane head the
large cast.
Here Are The Fashions
All America Asked For!
PROSPECT. Sept. 28. (Spl.)
Schools at Prospeot will open Mon
day. October 4, as was originally
planned. The bus on the lower run
will leave the lower end of the dis
trict at 7:45 a. m and will return
to the Jantzer mill for It second
load, to start from there at 8:30.
The grade school b'Hidlng will be
completed by October 3. but the high
school building will not be ready
until later. Facilities for holding
classes are satisfactorily arranged for
the short period of waiting for the
high school building. Enrollment is
expected to be as large as last year.
28th,
greo.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
Special convoeutlon of Cra
ter Lake Chapter No. 32 on
Tuesday evening. Sept
at 7:30 P. M. Work In M. M. De
YiA'rori wel i
FRED A. .-"URDIN. H. P
Frnzee. Sec'y.
FOR SALE Male hogs,
service. Phone 869-W.
Ready for
WANTED Man to take charge of car
washer. Cash and commission. 220
N. Bartlett.
APARTMENT for rent. 334 Apple St.
I AROE FRONT ROOM Hot snd cold
water In room. Cheap. 428 No.
Holly.
FURNISHED apartment,
lett. Adults only.
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCK
Clood Drv Low Grade Lumoer,
2x6, shlplnp and boards.
White It Lasts
112. S14. 16 per 1000.
sT.qn
Cull plank, small timbers, odds and
end of lumber st
n..n-ITn Prices.
Look over our large stock of high
quality building materials, paints.
hardware and roofing material.
A Meoford-Owned Pioneer Yard.
Phone S2i At 3rd and Fir Sts
THE MEDFORD LUMBER CO.
FR.FE shampoo with each 35c finger
wave this week. Phoenix Beamy
Shop..
WANTED Fox terrier (not toy) not
ov.-r one year old. No females
Telephone 1241.
furniture, toca.
H03 North River-
11
WANTED Used
doors, windows,
side. Phone 266
,srF the new Samco oil heaters on
dur'av at 32 No Orape. Jonea
Pump and Burner Co.
Jane
AUTO refinlshlni to match any color
Mli-he:l Auto H'Siin Shop
MUUtKN WOMEN
Ntto" NolSvtiiT'rtMrw!!i wvHMy duto
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s Today and Wed!
A LAUGH! ... A LILT!
and A HEART-PANG!
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Broadway gave her
kid a break to make
a mother's dreams
come true! . . .
Darwell
Star For A Night
CLAIRE TREVOR
ARLINE JUDGE
Cast of 100 ' S
HURRY! Last Times Tonite!
JEAN HARLOW'S
" PLATINUM BLONDE "
"Flight From Olory"
TELEPH0NI 3M
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