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rEDFO'RT) MAIL TKTBTJyE. IMTTVFOKD. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1037. PA'OE ELEVEN LOCAL and . From A.hlsnd The Rev. F. A. Mor gan of Ashland vaa a visitor In Med ford this morning. . Going to Oame Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wilkinson will be In Eugene this week-end to attend the Oregon-Stanford football game. Razor Stolen A. C. Cameron 3f Medford reported to city police yes terday that an electric razor and two army blankets had been stolen from his parked car some time Wednesday night. Hod Turner Here Hod Turner, who conducts a fishing and hunting col umn for the San Francisco Chronicle, was In Medford this morning, follow Inj a successful fishing trip to the Upper Umpqua river. He planned to leave today by United Airliner for San Francisco. He stated that fish were getting smaller In both the Umpqua and Rogue rivers, due to netting at the mouth of both. To Leave on Trti Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Perry plan to leave tomorrow for a five or six months' trip through the United States. They will go by Southern Pacific to Portland, then board the Canadian Pacific for De troit, where they will stay some time. From there they will go to New York City and Boston, and after visiting with friends, will proceed to Balti more where a sister of Mr. Perry re sides. They will return home via ship throuch the Panama canal. DANCE AT THE OASIS EVERY SAT. NITE SPRING FLOOR Pr.PPY MISIC BY RS BOYS dDHIL fflHEATT Vest . . . as well as cheapest! fll.C. LITTLE . AUTOMATIC 1 WiW'.M OIL Burns Gas Converted From Oil BURNS DIESEL OIL cheaper than coal. e TROUBLE FREE no fan. no motor, no moving parts. e ELECTRIC IONITION no pilot light. , .3- 'r AS LOW AS simple to install no warm air ducti or ' cold air returns. Install- ed directly in the floor. NO CELLAR OR BASE MENT NECESSARY A clearance of four feet below the floor, is ample for thin H. C. Little fur nace. ECONOMICAL, BURNS DIESEL OIL aaayy J !' ' l' I' fl ' ft n If 111 . i JLvJtJ S If If t " ' J r I 11 F 11 C. J . , rW"l 1 ll 1 lit U l PEOPLES ELECTRIC STORE PERSONAL Grange Pence A danoe will be given by Roxy Ann Orange at their hall on Bprlng atreet Saturday night, beginning at 9 o'clock. To Marry A marriage license waa Issued at the county clerk 'a office In Grant Paas, Wednesday, to Reginald Winifred Wood, laborer, and Bvey Ma rie KUfrlts, both of Medford. Jeweler to Return A. V. aravea, who has been on a business trip to San Francisco In the interest of hia Jewelry shop, la expected home Sun day. He haa been gone for five week. Gold People Here Mr. and Mra. Kenaston of Gold Hill visited friend In Medford Monday evening and at tended the wrestling match at the armory. Their son Bob participated in the fight. Election of Oftcers Crater Lake post of the Veterans of Foreign War will hold election of officers tonight at 8 o'clock at the Medford armory. At the name time, the auxiliary wilt nominate officers. Hen Honored A recent lasue of Robert Ripley's "Believe It or Not" makea' mention of a hen owned by Mrs. L. M. Bush of the Lake Creek district. The hen distinguished her self by laying a quadruple egg. Minor Wreck Cars driven by Nich olas Smith Young of 50ft North River side avenue and Robert B. Early of 714 Dakota avenue were Involved tn a minor accident on Went Sixth street yesterday, a police report said today. According to reports. Early backed a truck out of an alley and struck the Young car. "OM Ironsides" Here The U5.S. frigate Constitution, or "Old Iron sldea," In miniature, may be seen be tween Main and Eighth streets on Front street, Saturday and Sunday, according to Its builder, Lorlng A. Wood of Sutherlln. Ore. The model is 23 1& feet long. 14 feet high, and re quired one mile of roofing to build. The owner said It waa "the greatest piece of art in logs and vine ever known in the world." BURNER THERMOSTAT CON TROI positive, effort less heat. EASY TO INSTALL fits right In your furnace. WESTERN MADE for Western oil. Fully guar anteed. A COMPLETE AUTOMATIC FLOOR FinXACE Cut thoiet Interior tUw of fur nace. Insert ihnwi H. C. UitU Automatic Oil Burner bufl Intm unit. $195 THERMOSTATIO CON TROL, ELECTRIC IO NITION keeps home at desired temperature with, out a moment's attention. SAFE AND RELIABLE equipped with approv. ed safety cutoff and con trols. No noise, no fumes, no parts to wear out. i Move to Cut Side Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hutchison have purchased the boms ol Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanders On East Main street and will move to their new realdence soon. They have been living st 637 Palm street. From fi rants Pass Olen Wool ridge, well-known fishing guide or Orsnta Paas, was In Medford today showing some excellent pictures of Rogue river. He states that fishing. although spotty during the past week, should Improve tremendously follow ing the present rain. Fire Danger Over Karl L. Janouch. tupervlsor of the Rogue River na tional forest, announced today the release of the fire protective force consisting of 95 men. The men have been stationed at the various looxout and fire guard station throughout the forest. Mr. Janouch stated the men were being released because of the apparent elimination of lire hazard In the territory. However, he said, the men would be recalled In case of s sudden change In conditions. 'S ADVERTISING SECTION An eight-page section In brilliant colors, entirely devoted to Mann's Department Store, Is s feature of to days Issue of the Mall Tribune. ' The colorful ceotloo has been Issued by Mann's tn observance of the 37th anniversary of this well known south ern Oregon institution and as a means of introducing the 37th an niversary sale opening tomorrow morning at this store. The Tribune section introduces, for the first time In southern Oregon, the use of two colors in advertising. Likewise, It Is the first time a busi ness firm of this city has Issued a section of this site In colors, reflect ing the aggressive merchandising pol icy of Mann's and the progresslvness of the long-established southern Ore gon store. Interior views of Mann's modern, alr-condltloned store appear In this section with a ploture and article concerning the founder, John 0, Mann. A Hat of 48 nationally-known lines of merchandise featured by Mann's department store Is published, to gether with Individual advertisements sponsored by some of these well known manufacturers. A store edi torial under the caption "A Store dedicated to the great community It serves," appeara on the brightly col ored fust page of the section. Milk Bottle Cops on California Line Aim of S.F. Dairy SAM FRANCISCO. Oct. l-(AP) The Golden State company, dairy products firm, sought advice from Attorney General U. S. Webb to day on legality of state lino In spections to stop theft of milk bottles. "We have S good law In Cali fornia that makes It s misde meanor for one company to use another's bottles but there is a racket In shipping the bottles to other states," Secretary K. H. Keefer said. "We have Just learned that a lot of our bottles have been gathered up and shipped to Ore gon. We are going to take It up with Oregon officials to see If they csn do anything about It. "Unless we csn atop the thefts we msy have to use paper bottles, such at we have been using In resort business at Voaemlte and Uke Tahoe. The paper bottles are mors expansive to use, and we don't want to change." WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. Wr The Civilian Conservation Corps will en roll 133,107 young men and 10.138 war veterans during October, Director Robert Fechner said. Oregon's quota Is 640 men. Last minute shifts In camp sites for the period from October 1, 1987. to March 31, 1638, Include, In Ore gon, discontinuance of camps on the Siskiyou national forest near Aftnesa and on private land near Condon, and the establishment of s camp In Coos county. Outlook On Turkeys Encourages Growers SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. J. (APr Anticipating Increased fall business win., nt mounting consumption of turkey meat, the annual conven tion of the Northwest Turkey Orow ers' association closed here today. "The outlook for American turkey growers Is very ncouraglng. com pared with last year." said Marry J. Berrnlnk of Wattle, newly elected president. The new president, succeeding P. J. Davis of Cedaredge, Colo., II general manaper of the Washington co-operative egg and poultry association. Medford Lodge No. 108. A. P. A. M. Special Com- .'soet. 1st. 8 o. m. Work. Pel. low Craft Degree. Visitors welcome. C. M. Houston. W. M. R. X. Sweeney. Secretary, Nolre. I will not be responsible tor any debts eontrecfd by Mrs. O. H. Tloe. (Slened) O. H TICE ight Coughs M in due to colds... checked without "dosing". WICKS W VIPQHUI Bing Crosby in Talent from three of radio's moat popular program! la Included in the lmpreaMve caat assembled tor "Double or Nothing," the corned y-muatcal com ing Sunday to the Crnterlan theatre. The Hat la headed by Bing Croahy. the crooning gent wl.ow air ahow has been adjudged aa among the moat popular on the broadcasting chalna, Bing heada the cast in the gay story of four persons who are actually forced to spend $5,000 given to them as a present in order to win a mil lion. Co-starred with Crosby Is Martha Rialto Sunday -i'",,ij" Bulfnlo Bill was a- tsoftle compared to Buc karoo Jane Withers, and the West wasn't wild till fllmdom's mis chievous miss rounded up her great est cast of pandemonium -makers for "Wild And Woolly." coming to the Rialto theatre for three days starting Sunday. Walter Brennan plays nor grandpa and other members of the cast Include: Pauline Moore, "Alfalfa" Switzer, Jackie Searl, Barton Church Ill, Robert Wilcox and Douglass Scott. "Behind The Mike," a true story of radio featuring William Oargan and Judith Barrett, plays as the sup porting feature. Australia Suffers From New Illness SYDNEY, Australia (AP) A new fever has been discovered In Queens land, and doctors trying to discover Its cause have named It "Q." The "Medical Journal of Australia" says attention was drawn to the Illness by a number of cases among workers In a Brisbane ment-works. Positively Ends Tonltol "3 MEN ON A HORSE" Frank McHugh s Joan tllondell A MOVIE-HERO SOFTIE WHO TURNS OUT TO BE A REAL HE-MAN! CAT . GEORGE ROBINSON CRUSOF tm amtm hlas l V IIS m-HJi H i Buster Kealon ji g, 'j Hill "JAIL BAIT" it' 2 Cartoon . Ne. J$jj AND Si I f t mi UNA MI8KII UK UNOI' JU0ITH HV tl Sunday Musical Rave, the leather-lunged lass of the latitudinal Inbia. whose meteoric rlao in pictures Is only matched with the following she has won for herself on tho Mr. From Jack Benny's popular hour comes Andy Dcvine and Prances Fnye, fumed linger, Is also In the cast, as nr Mary Carlisle, who plays the fem inine romantic lend, William Frawloy, Sam Hinds, pay Holden and many others. The Calgary Brothers, noted comedy pair, and the dancing team of Ames and Arno. are Introduced on the wreen for the first time. Roxy Thriller The thrilling experiences of a cow boy movie itar who finds hlmsulf on tho Wyoming range facing a real life odventure far moro exciting than any of his movies, make up tho story nf -'Hollywood Cowboy," George O'Brlen'a newest outdoor thriller at the Roxy theatro for tomorrow only. Dr. B. H. Derrick, director of the slat laboratory of microbiology and pathology, says "Q ' does not appear to correspond with any other known type of fever. The oustnndlnR symp tom is headache. Dr. Derrick suspects there may be a reservoir of "Q" in fection in some animal with a blood sucking parasite but efforts to find surh a reservoir have failed. No deaths have been attributed to "CJ" fever. I shows at l:0il-3:lft (1:1.1-11:3(1 TODAY and SATURDAY ( nitli 8abn, native rhlld Xsr, and Iravatha, world's largest elephant. Always Two Hits! COMINO SUNDAY Here It Is . . Th4tl(Vi Greatest Adventure Film Ever Shown! Qrk. "r Vj You'll ore wide-eyed with wonder at the force- i Ux5v I il rulnrss of this amazing adventure epic . . film- JvjJ,--w'' ed In the Jungles or India with an all-native cmtl jf-ttyV New Fountain Pen Found In Stomach Of 60-Pound Cod BOSTON, Oct. 1 . ,PV Daniel Shaw, member of the crew of the trawler Maine, today sported a new fountain pen. found In the stomach of a 60-pound "whale" cod, caught on Oeorges Banks lost Monday. Shaw said the pan was filled and In perfect workinpr condition whan he found It while dressing the fish. Coins, buttons, spoons, tobacco pipes and a variety of other arti cles previously have, been found In fish caught far out In the ocean. Too Late to Classify LANOE'8 Dependable Usrd Cars with a So-Day Written Guarantee. 1997 rSoto DoLuxe Sedan, with over drive. 103A Pontlso OeLuxe Sedan. 1036 LnFayettc Sedan, with overdrive. lfl.10 Dodge DcLuxn Sedan. 1938 Plvmouth DeLuxo Sedan. 1038 Chevrolet DeLttxo Sedan. 1935 Chrysler t Sedan, like new. 103ft Chrvitler DeLuxe Coupe. 103s Chevrolet Panel Delivery. 193ft Ford V-8 Sedan. 103ft Ford v-8 Coupe. 103ft Plymouth coupe. 1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan. 1034 Plvmouth Si'dan. 1033 Plymouth Sedan. Also a large stock of 1020. 1030, 1031 Chevrolpts, Fords, Plymouth. etc., to choose from, at very low prices. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N. Riverside. Used Car Lot Bt Jft So. RIvrrMde. Open eventnga and Sunday. FOR SALE Ranch on Old StaKO road Call Mrs. Clarkaon, 810-R-l. for fur ther Information. WANTED TO BUY Oood used men's hats. Jackets, dark suits, shoe. Wardrobe Shop, just across Main Street bridge. FOR SALE 2-year-old Guernsey bull. M. F. Barlow, Talent. FOR RENT Furnished houao. Rafl station and atore. Sunset .on tho Rotrue. Trntl, Ore VASA DANCE KLAMATH I'AIXS SATI IIDAY NKillT I.O.O.F. HALL All mouthers Crater Lnke Vnss cordially Invited, Mertlnt starts 1:30, Initiation. V Mats , , 8So Bves ... 85c Kiddles 100 fjxj'l TWO GRAND HITS! FOR 8ALB Ortvp, cling pAachra. pruna and ftlmondt. Tel. 610-R-l. WANTED 30 tlfrs lfl-lnch dry Uurel wood. Phon B05-X. MODEL. A RadAtr; jood paint, mb br and mAtor; 18ft 00. Buck And aeroM tret from Frlend'a Wreck Ins Yard. FOR SALE "28 FYird Coupe, good condition. $30. 404 No. Orape. WANTED CHANCS TO L1VEI By worthy young woman. Require Im meitlato loan eight hundred. Oood lmereM. K(ai entato aeourlty. mil he Hopewell. Box 1418, Mill Trlhun. FIVK owt. or more iaaorted mavra slnea. 11.00 per 100 Ida. Tha Cov ered Wagon. ORAPFS. le and 2c lb. Riley Myera. Central Point. ALMOST NEW. amall Quaker otl burner heater. Conalder good wood heater an part pay. Ray'e Market, Talent, Ore. DRIVING to Wyoming Tuesday, Sth, wnm one pncnt;?r, snnri expenwa, Phon 163-J. FOR SALE fl-room modern houa. 3 bedrooms; furnished or unfurnish ed, 8 large lota, garage, good gar den. Immediate, poaacMlon. Threo blocks (rom Junior and Jackaon achoola. Snap, 1000; plua fvirnl tvire: $300 down. 6-Room modern, plaatered hoie, paved street, cloaa In. Another anap. $2300; $300 down. Immedlata poa aeMlon. 14 ACRES, modern 8 -room houae, new barn: IS aorea alfalfa; $37nO. All Irrigated. $17fiO down, balance long time payment. ALSO ae"eral other ranchea, olty and tub urban homes. Everything In Heal Eatate. W. J. "Dad" Robarta, 730 Wert 2nd. CHEVROLET Coupe, cannot lie told from new. Dependable Blue Seal gunrantea; at the bargain prlc of only $4S7, on low eaav terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Dlatrlbutora. FOR SALE 1030 Pont I AO Sedan; good running condition. Box 4109, oare Tribune. FOR BALE OR TRADE About 8 A. at city limits, en at aide; a good houaea, barn, poultry houaea, fruit and berries, will divide. Inquire 826 9. Central. in Utertainntenf 0 .. ' COMING SUNDAY sA5 7 i ( ANDY DEVINE.. . MARY CARUSLEy7?' J PHKVt'E SATIRDAY NIOHT I Feel at Home in "The Heart of Portland" Coagfnrt CsKTsnlanc Ooartasif tsnlcs SttracttTl (atsal Hot.l Oornellni It i.w. rark Portland BIN O. FOR BALE New 3x4. $13 and $16. UMd lumber, aaah, door, windows, draw, c. C. doors. Lee Williams, 1530 North River.wde. FOR .5ALP At a bargain, a fine col lection of getm and mineral speci mens. Graves Jewelry 6hop, 403 E. Main St. FOR SALE Vresh Jersey cow. R. O. Orwn, Eagle Point (Butte fall road. LOST At Medford 8. P. depot, Sep tember 16, pair of gold-rim dark green lens driving glasses. Reward for return to Lillian W. Salade, 160 South Oramercy, Apt. 505, Los An geles, CaJ. FOR SALE 4-montha-olrt thorough bred English pointer. Call 1013. FOR SALE .30-30 Winchester car bine. Inquire, for Red, General pe troleum Station, Main and Ivy. FOR RENT Furnished duploxi adults. 004 W. 10th. IMMEDIATE poawtion, 4-room mod em plaaterrd house, new roof, new ly painted: paved I street. Prtc $1760: terms. Sid Blood. 133 N Central. WANTED FOR CASH Small house, lnrgp lot or acre of ground neat Medford and school. Bog 1410. FOR RENT 3 -room unturnthe4 apartment, close In. Phone 1830. WANT TO BUY men'a and boya' good i wed olothlng. Berrvdala and Hand Store, 1603 N. Rlvsralde. Tel. 264. AUTO reflnlahlng to match any color. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop DANCE ORIENTAL ; GARDENS SAT. NITE BOTH HALLS Double Fun! Double Romance! Double Melody! flat II tils. Cteifol MaU . . SOe Ryes . , 40e Kiddles loe mi tiiia HI l'"3 Prk Arc Hotel (U I.W Part PortlaM OBIMION. Mr 214 Wet Main 8treet Phone 262 ITT THI HEART 0T THE CITY
