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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, fffiEflOy. "WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1937, PAGE SEVEK LOCAL and PERSONAL Bicycle stolen Junior Housa of Bit North Ivy street reported to city po lios yesterday the theft of his silver King bicycle from the Medford Jun lor high school grounds. Committee Meeting Finance com mittee of the Community Chest Till meet In the M. N. Hogsn brokerage office tonight at 7:30. Mr. Hogsn Is chairman and will preside. Mrs. Bcngtson Improved Friends sre glad to hear that Mrs. O. H. Bengtson is greatly improved follow ing her recent serious Illness and Is now able, to be about. Bankern to Meet Weekly class of the American Institute- of Banking will be held at the Medford senior high school tonight at 8 o'clock. Bsnkers from Medford. Ashland and Grants Pass will be present. In Grants Pass Dwlght L. Hough ton, district governor of Active In ternational, made an official visit to the Grants Pass chapter last night. He was accompanied by John Nleder meyer snd Paul Meyers. All three sre members of the Medford Active club. Brings Prisoner Paul Hanlin. United SUM deputy marshal, return ed last night from Klamath Falls with James Skyler. 61, who la charged with selling liquor to Indians. Sky ler was lodged In Jackson county Jail here panning his removal to Portland where his coos will be presented to the grand Jury. Gospel Meetings The series of gos pel meetings conducted by Evangelist G. Earl McKay of Craig. Alaska, will be continued beyond Sunday. It was Announced today. The meetings arc being held each night? at 7:30 In the Church of Christ on Court street Just off North Central avenue. The pub lic Is Invited. Clinic Tomorrow Well-baby clinic will be held In the Sparrow Me morial clinic at the Jackson county courthouse from 1:30 to 4 tomorrow afternoon. Dr. A. E. Merkel. county health officer, will be In charge. H will be assisted by Elizabeth McGal llard. county nurse. Appointments may be made by telephoning 1359. Directs Operations MsJ. R. W. Schroeder. former first assistant di rector of the federal bureau of air commerce, has been elected vice president of United Air Lines In chsrge of operations, according to a press release received here todsy from Chicago headquarters. Major Schroe der resigned a ahort time ago from the bureau of air commerce to be come manager of operations for United. n led man I Here Dr. D. E. Wledman, educational adviser tor the U. S. army ninth corpa area, was a visitor at district CCC headquarters here today. Dr. Wledman was formerly Medford district adviser. He was accompanied by Mrs. Wledmsn. He was en route south from a tour of northern dis tricts In the corps and conferred to day with Capt. William C. Ryan, dis trict welfsre officer here, and George H. Fields, district adviser, In regard to the winter educational program In camps of the Medford district. Senator Here United States Sena tor Pat McCarran (D.. Nev.) was a brief visitor at Medford municipal 3500 FEEI OVER (Continual from Pu Ont.) together." he ssld. "Then the smaller plane plummeted to esrth, twisting and turning In Its fall. "The other plane seemed to glide earthward and then towards the last? plunged downward at a terrific speed. One of the men who Jumped from the small plane seemed to have dif ficulty with his parachute. The other one floated down easily." The planes were about 3.500 feet In the air when they crashed, spec tators said. Good sell said his psrachute had not opened properly and he fell hard on landing. He was stunned. "It happened so quickly I can't tell you whst hsppened." he said. Lieutenant Twohy. a crash victim, was a son of D. W. Twohy. Inland Empire pioneer and an executive In airport this morning. He arrived from!"" old National bank, Spokane. The California on a United Malnliner st 10:43 and left for Portland on the same plane at 10.59. While at the airport McCarran talked with Man C. Henne, United manager here, who knew the senator In Reno, Nev. The senator Inquired about the weather here and Mr. Henne told hlra It was Just as good as that of Reno, If not a little better. The senator agreea It seemed to be excellent. Enlists In Arm) Press release from the Portland recruiting office today announced the enlistment In the United States army of Donald E. Grieve, son of Mrs. John L. Grieve of prospect. Grieve applied for enlist ment at the Portland main office, October 31, and after passing the re quired examinations was enlisted at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., yester day for service with the coast artil lery In the Hawaiian Islands. Grieve was to leave Immediately for San Francisco whence he was to sail for Hswall on the next transport. He la a native of Oregon, having been born In Applegate on September 37, 1918. son sttended Gonzaga university and was a graduate of Annapolis. PUPILS TO STUDY 1L BIRTHS RECEIVE LECTURE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE Ronald Colman In Sunday Roles ft f V- YEP Pamoua for years as one of tne greatest romantic - adventures ever written. "The Prisoner of Zends." starring Ronald Colman, with Made leine Cvroll. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Mary stor. C. Aubrey Smith, Ray mond Massey and David Nlven. brings Its sweeping entertainment to the screen of the New Craterlan theater Dancing Role Miu Jennie Mathews as rtie ap pears In her newest atarrlnp ve hicle. "Gangway," which plays at the Rlalto theater (or today and to morrow. Mis Mathews, considered the world' moet graceful dancer, has the role of a chorine who goes to Broadway to set the world on Sunday. Tle irnrv f that mnn n-hn WAR I willing to risk his lite tor th. .ove ; " with her dahclng and winds up of a woman ho could never claim j "n ' ' Songsters ' ot as his bride was one of the greatest N" Pendleton and Barry pictures of the silent era and now. Maclt.y Pl' opposite. In Its modern sound version. It once again Is betnR ranked as one ot the outstanding pictures of the times. Specimens of gems and minerals will be donated twice a month to the Medford senior and Junior high schools. It wss decided at last night's regular semi-monthly meeting ot the Southern Oregon Gem and Min eral society In the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. The society haa been giving sam ples foe study to the two schools St periodic Intervals but the action voted last night makes tho donations a regular semi-monthly project. Specimens are to be brought to each semi-monthly meeting and then turned over to the schools. Plans were completed last night for the society's participation In the Armistice Day parade November 11. E. R. Santo, society president, was tn charge of the meeting. HUGE CLOCKSTOLEN FROM JOHNSON STORE A Seth Thomaa clock, five feet long. 18 Inches wide and 10 Inches deep, was stolen from the Johnson Jewelry store sometime Monday night. It was reported to city police yesterday by John w. Johnson, owner. Johnson told city polios he removed the clock from the well so that paint ers could work. He ssld the clock was missing when he opened for busi ness vesterdsy morning. The owner told police he wu offer Ing a 15 reward for the return of the huge timepiece. Luther Brewer. 55 Called By Death Luther Brewer. 58. died 1b local hospital last night after an Illness of two days. Funeral services. In charge of the Perl funeral home, will be an nounced later. Brewer was born in Missouri Aug. M, 1883. His only known relative is a ulster In Missouri. He resided at toe Tk hotel In Medford. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strahan of Gold H1U ft baby boy weighing ft oounda 1014 ounces at Community hospital yesterday. Mother and child are reported doing nicely. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Batley of Gold Hill ft baby boy weighing 10 pounds 4 ounces at Community hos pital yesterday. Mother and cnua are progressing splendidly. Savings and Loan Assets Hold Even SALEM. Nov. 3. (AP) Fifteen state-chartered savings and loan as sociations had assets of 14.056.WO on June 30. Were being little change from the previous year. Five years ago there were 32 asso ciations with 19,645,M1 assets. Eight Medford high school youths and two St. Mary's academy students. accused of Impromptu "picketing" j last Sunday evening of the confec tionery of Darrell Huron (DoVoe's) at Main street and OnVidale avenue, appeared before the district attorney yesterday afternoon for a leHure and warning that any continuance of such tactics would result In charges being filed. Names of the offenders were withheld pending good behavior. According to District Attorney Frsnlc J. Newman and Sheriff Syd I. Brown, the youths appeared Sunday evening at the store front door, urged customera not to enter, called those who did "scabs," and In a couple of instances barred the way by holding hands. , According to the sheriff and t'ls trlct attorney, the picketers objected to the strict manner In which Huron conducted his business, placing too many restrictions upon them.- The establishment Is a favorite gathering place of the younger set. "It was Just a case of youth In Its fullest flower," District Attorney Newman said, "and further outbreak by these boys or any other boys will not be tolerated." Huson said: "The boys and I had different ideas about how I should run my business. I held out for law and order. The boys were all back last evening, and It looks like the Incident Is closed." Duchess t'nder Knife LONDON, Nov. 3. (AP) The Duch ess of Gloucester underwent ft minor operation today and emerged in "good" health, but a month's rest will be necessary, said an Official bulletin tonight. The duchess Is the wife of the Duke of Gloucester, brother of King George and the Duke of Windsor. HELP STOMACH DIGEST FOOD ffltlMl LaxslrtM asJ Toll Eat Everytbsai trees Ssa a Nats nt taea Mm. 14 SUM! M pm f IMS tour. Whin km Ml kNij. sm. om m nch food, 9tim rm w. imw, bmrtrt rtM. teettrrm (tonicta www l W. Butd. Tour fw4 SMu't SltMt ind rm Im rma talthnL BtulM. Ml MS MSMM. TOO fMl KW. ti UVI W H . D-un im us. . U" pta. n u Maim rwu. It um tfcM sin. i uhi. Miajs.,t.'air I. Hk, Ik. M trill nld. MIMi tlm SHUN. t. I aUntM pS .yl rJ3 tasmtUM. sms enAin ts) sn o tsat- Ritz Brothers In ! Collegiate Comedy Better and battler (If posslblel. the three comedy-mad Rlts Brothers are starred for the first time in "Life BeglnB In College," opening a four-day engagement today at tn Craterlan theater, also featuring Joan Davis. Tony Martin, Gloria Stuart nnd a noteworthy cast. A hilarious, tuncswept maelstrom, "Life Begins in College" contains all tho frenzied entertainment expected from the Rltzes. giddy gags, gorgeous girls and plenty of frenzied lun. Also In the cast are Fred Stone. Nat Pendleton, Ed Thorgersen. Dick Bald win, Joan Marsh, Dixie Dunbar and Jed Prouty. The storv Is one mad escnpaae after another, with a football game tn onn all football games, as its hilarious climax, and the Rita Broth ers leading the tun with Joan Davis fast behind them 'In her wild heart hunt for an Indian. When the Indian, snubbed by all the fraternity brothers. Is discovered to have only alO.000 a day to spend, the Rltzes take him In hand and then the fun begins. Sone In the picture Include "Why Talk About Love." "Big Chief Swing i It." "The Rhumbs Goes Collegiate," "Our Team Is On the warpath." "Pair Lombardy." and "Sweet Var sity Sue." I dear father. Mrs. Mark Putnam. Mrs. Florence Dorrls. Mrs. Gertrude Pres ton. Scth Cunningham, Arthur Cun ningham. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT New modern home, claw in. Tel. 1593-J or Inquire 610 So. Central. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment. Phone 405-H FOR SALE! Modern house. 1arg lot. close in, at half price. Owner leav ing. Inquire H. N. Lofland, 235 So. Oakdnle. FOR SALE 24 yards Armstrong In- lain linoleum: linen wall panels suit' able for office or house. 322 E. Main, between 9 and 5, Thursday, Friday and satiirnny. Phone 643 We'll nam away youi refuse City Sanitary Service Card of Thanks. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our friends in Yreka and Medford for their sympathy and kind deeds and beautiful floral tributes In our bereavement In the loss of our WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? IS THERE A CURE? A booklet containing the opinions of famous doctors an this Interesting sub ject will he sent FREE, while they last, to any reader wrltlnR to the Education.) Division. ftSl Fifth Avenue, New York N. Y., Dept. N-575 Show Starts Tonite At 6:30! JODAndTHlSWTS Gangway For Love and Song! Jessie's heading straight for Broadway and trniihlel Notice of street Vacation. Notice is hereby given that the Cnuncll of the City of Medford did a. tfc 9nd riav of November. 1MT. bv Its Resolution No. 400 propose to vacate Second Street between Bart lett Street and Central Avenue within said city and did provide for t public hearina to be held upon such pro--.i . council chamber In the ntv Hsll In the City of Medford at the' hour of 1:30 o'clock p. m., on the 7th day of December. 1937: and all persona Inter'sted or whose prop ertv is or will be sffected by the vaca tion of said street, are hereby noti fied to present their remonstrances or ohect!ona to the closing of said street at such hearing, or file the same In writing with the Recorder prior thereto. . By order of the Council of the City of Medford. M I AIFORP Rcrorder. - IfM I S E RY8tt jji ' DuetoEciemaor Pforiath UljtfV1 11:1! for muirlttnd amlanoaitJ ViwrS lm relief from the r- SlyvJ P "Saturday'a Heroes," a dramatic football "racket" expose, playa as the companion feature. Van Hefim and Marian Marsh have leading roles. ABBEY'S SPECIAL '36 Pontlae DeLuxe Coupe. Fine ra dio, heater, vacuum horns, perfect m condition and appearance; nw Oolden-plv tires, 6 ply. Nothing finer In the rltv 836 WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. 0th and Bartlett. Tel. 303. AUCTION SALE at Sale Pavilion In North Medford Saturday. Nov. 6, '37. In addition to our usual run of livestock, we will sell 11 acres of Rood corn in field, located on the Lowe frm. ' mile east of Crater Lake Hwy. four corners. Alv an 8-ft. tandem John Deere tractor disc, Be sure to attend this miction. Have lots of property constgned. So. Ore. Livestock Aurtlon Co. Col. A. H. Dudley (Aunt.) Phnne BM-J-8. RELIABLE young woman want work. Good cook. Elisabeth Frick. one block Richfield StaUon. Phoenix. FOR SALE Aalfalfa hay, baled or loose. Cox Ranch, South Peach. FOR SALE One No. 4 MeCormlek DeerlnR Primrose separator. $30. E. L. Matthews. Rt. 1. Box U20, Central Point. FOR SALE '37 Quaker oil heater, used only 8 months: coat 82.60; sell 30 cash. Phone 944 or 1306-J. FOR SALE 4 acres with modern B room furnished house, close in: easy terms. Phone 3-F-2. NOTICE To the party who tradfd for the .22 high-power rifle: Please return the .30:, Savage taken thru mistake, as the .303 Suva go Is a privately owned nun and must returned to owner. NEW DEAL FURNITURE STORE. 408 East Main. 10.11. CHEV. MaMer 4-door de luxe trunk sedan. An economical car to operate. Radio, heater -..tSBft O M A C. term.'. Your car in trade. SKINNER'S OAPAOE . Buick and O M C, Trucks. 143 South Rtveralde. 80 A. FARM in the Applegate dis trict, 40 A. cultivated, free Irriga tion: 4-rm. house, barn, poultry house, Will exchange for acreage near Medford. 7 A. IrrlBiited tract. 4-room house, barn, poultry house, electricity, clow to achooi on paved road; S1500 on easv terms. O. L. O OFF, 183 W. Central Ave. WOOD CIRCULATORS See our big line, wood and gas ranges, super- fex oil heater like new: 16x30 atorm proof wall tent: Baldwin made pi ano; antique parlor and bedroom suites; o-pc. modern walnut din Ing room suite; 3 elec, washing machines, Big assortment unfin ished furniture. NEW DEAL FUR NITURE STORE. 408 Esvtt Main. RE-BUILT Tacoma heater, large aiae, suitable for shop or store. 41 S4. Front St. MODERN BUNGALOW, all reflnUhed. See It at 428 North Holly. Quick sale. $2450; terms. ALSO new fl room modern home; 9150 will han dle. See A. F. Flowers, 113 East 13th, OREEN STAMPS are now given with ail barber work at the MEDFORD CENTER BARBER SHOP, down stairs. Medford Center Bldg. Ladle and children's hair-cutting a spec ialty. Jim Orlmea and Louie Erb. REFINISHINO Beat mate rials prop, erly applied. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. pippin ABBEY'S SPECIAL '35 FORD V-8 Coupe, new motor, good tires, clean and good. Compare our price with any other In town. ...$436 WALTER W ABBEY, INC. Ninth and Bartlett. Tel. 303. GUARANTEED USED CABS 1939 BUICK 4-door trunk sedan: double accessories, elect, clock, sport wheels, rsdlo. This la the small series, not bad on gas S850 O.M.A 0. terms. Your car In trade, f SKINNERS' OARAGE j Mrt South Riverside. QUICK, POSITIVE RELIEF fm' HEMORRHOIDS' For 26 ytiri we tiava ne ctufull trat4 thousands of piopia for the ailment a wa apectalisa In. Rectal nd Colon and Stomach ail ments campltttly don away with without a hospital opvraiion. no conunatneiu. No Ion of time from yoor wortr. Call or writ lor FREE Booklet today. Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC PhymMam mn4 tttfieaf N.B. Cor. B. Baraild and Orand A. 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