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M"EDFOTtD MAIL TRTBTTSTE. 'MEDrORT), OREGON". FRIDAY. NOVELET? 12. 1937. PAGE THIRTEEN LOCAL and Undergoes Tonsilectoiiiy Robert Brown of this city underwent a ton sllectomy at the Oateopathlo hospital this morning. Scott Here W. X. Scott of Port land, general agent of the Chicago Northwestern railroad, was In the city today on business. Rummage Sale Ever Ready circle of the First Presbyterian church will hold a rummage sale at 211 East Main street, Wednesday and Thurs day. Meeting Tonight Rogue Valley. Radio club will hold a regular meet ing In the Medford municipal air port olubrooms at 8:15 tonight. George R, Johnson, president, requests all members to do present and Invites anyone else Interested In amateur rad to to attend. J00 I $J90 PINT J QUART AISO AVAILABLE IN RYE M jfl SAID J "tD Oscar pepper (OOP for short) is II f mS I sli whiskey a grand end glorious ft J . I combination of smooch, mellow, straight 11 mmm I whiskies. Famous since 1838. Try itl Jfm f ll I Old Otcsr Pepper Is a blend of straight wfais- L Ides, 90 proof, msile br Frankfort Distilleries, JwfnM M Inc., Louisville and Baltimore, . i TL " n DOUBLE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE on your 6 MONTHS TO PAY! On New Silvertowns Lewis Super S 8TH AND FRONT MB"THS 1 'mmsM PERSONAL Towiueiiriert .Meet Townsend club members will meet with the Salvation Army Sunday morning In the armory. Members are to assemble at 10:45 end everyone Interested la welcome. Vasa to Meet Monthly meeting of the Order of Vasa will be held at S o'clock Saturday night in KnlghU of Pythias hall. Fifth and Grape streets. An Initiation ceremony will be held. After the meeting there will be danc ing. Refreshments will be served. Game Interests Much Interest Is being manifested In the California Stanford football game to be played at Palo Alto Saturday, November 30. and the Southern Pacific will sell round-trip tickets to San Francisco at a special low rate, providing 15 or more make the trip. Those plan ning to attend are asked to notify the Southern Pacific passenger office. tires plus Station ervice PHONE 1300 Bmii B w&U FIRST BATtSHSL l WW Of W UCKItJ l Rale Satnrd.y Photnlx Thund&y chub will conduct i food sale at the Phoenix Mercantile. Saturday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Committee In charge la Mrs. W. D. Steadman and Mrs Raymond Furry. Appendix Excited Mike Beddy. president of the R. C. of P. B at St. Mary's academy, is convalescing sat isfactorily In Sacred Heart hospital and Is now permitted to receive vis itors. He underwent an appendectomy Monday. Flvlni North Lieut. O. Q. Korth- rop of Fort Lewis, Wash., stopped at Medford municipal airport this after noon to have his Falrchlld photo graphic plane refueled. He was re turning to his station from Oakland. Cal. On Forest Mission Conrad E. Nel son, purchasing agent ol tne Des chutes national forest, and Frank L. Stratton. supervising mechanic, wore here today studying methods of the Rogue River nstlonal forest. Their heedquarters are In Bend. Purpose of the visit was to Interchange ideas on forest procedure. On Show Boat Trip L. O. Jolley. In charge of a United States forest service show boat working out of Portland, yesterday consulted execu tives of Uie Rogue River national forest here. He was en route to the South Fork CCC camp where a pre sentation of educational motion pic tures was made last night. Jolley was to proceed today to CCO camps on the Siskiyou national fore6t. Smrlal Pro eram Church of the Nazorene Sunday school will present a special program at 0:45 a. m. Sun day, as the culmination of a six weeks' rally service. During the series the Sunday school has endeavored to enroll 50 new members and raise S600 for the new church being erected at North Hollv and First streets. The fund was reported as nearly com pleted last Sunday, with about half the quota of new members enrolled. Goes to Canton Word has been received that E. Paul Tenney has been transferred as American vice consul from Kobe. Japan, to Canton. China. Mr. Tenney Is the brother of Mrs. William C. Ryan of Medford. and has visited here on several occa sions. He Is a graduate of the Stan ford law school and entered the dip lomatic service two years ago. being assigned to Hamburg. Oermany. as his Initial post. Mr. Tenney was married recently to Miss Louise Jen kins of Richmond, Ind., In Yokohama. Blcvcle struck Ted Medley of Route 4 escaped Injury yesterday when the bicycle he was riding was struck by an auto driven by Boyd Sinclair of 1212 West Tenth street, at Main and Holly streets, according to a city police report today. Mcd lev rode out of North Holly street direetlv In the path of the Sinclair machine, traveling east on Main, the renort stated. The bicycle was not damaeed. Cars driven by Oliver L, Overmyer of 610 South Holly street and Clifford E. Lorrance ot rorunnu were Involved In a minor accident st South Bartlett and East Main street yesterday afternoon, a city police re port stated today. WILLIAM CARL CAREY PASSES IN William Carl Carey, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Carey of Talent. Oregon, passed away at a local hospital Thursday morning. The child Is survived by parents, and grand parent. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris, ot Talent, also his mother, Mrs. Nina Carey of Csssvllle, Mis souri. Funeral service were held at the grave side In Talent cemetery at 2 :00 p. m. today. Rev. T. H. Temple offi ciating. Perl's In charge. EUGENE GROAT RITES SATURDAY AFTERNOON Funeral services for Eugene Groat, who passed away In this city Nov. 11, 1037, will be conducted irom xne Perl Funeral Home Saturday arter- noon at 3 o'clock. Rev. S. L. Divine officiating. Interment in Siskiyou Memorial Park. i Wemher Northern California: Fair south and Increasing cloudiness north por tion tonight and Saturday, probably with rain In extreme north coast; moderate temperature with gentle, changeable wind off coast, becoming southerly and increasing on north coast Saturday. Oregon : Unsettled tonight and Saturday; occasional rain west por tion: little change In temperature; increasing southerly wind of roost. mtuRtu r o i.e. Big City Coming to vf Jf -IT (fl A A cross-section of American metro politan life, with Spencer Tracey as a New York taxlcab driver who be-, comes Involved In a war between rival taxi companies, and Louise Ralner as his Immigrant wife whom he barely saves from deportation, comes to the New Craterian theatre Sunday with the opening of "Big City" for a three day showing. On Roxy's Bill William Boyd Is at the Roxy thea tre again tomorrow only as Hopalong Cassldy In the newest of the Clar ence E. Mulford stories. "North of the Rio Grande." With him are hla old pards." George Hayes, Russell Hay- den and Bcrnadlne Hayes. Episode four of the Buck Jones se rial, "The Phantom Rider," Is also on the same bill. FOR REDUCTION IN TAX ON BUSINESS (Continued from Page Ons.) such bonds by Including the Income therefrom In the tax base. Senator King (D.-Utah) expressed concern that Morgenthau'a economy proposals might not succeed. "As long as there are public de mands for federal funds," King said, "oongress undoubtedly will continue to vote them, because publio appro priations are the most powerful vote getting Instrument a congressman has." Morgenthau had suggested that 103S expenditures could be brought into line with revenue by a $700,000,- 000 cut in appropriations for roads, public works, relief and agriculture. There was no comment from most agencies handling these funds, but officials of the bureau of roads said definite commitments would prevent aa large a cut In roud expenditures as Morgenthau proposed, unless con gress took action at the special ses sion beginning next week. Use Mall Tribune want ads. H0WLARI0US! PLUS BUCK JONES in TRAITORS! . . LOVERS! . . HEROES! with Dolores Del Rio Geo. Sanders Peter Lorre SUNDAY 3 DAYS Movita ' Warren Hull Craterian Screen Aiso of interest is the Appearance In a realistic free-for-all street battle sequence of such noted names of the sports world" aa Jack Dempey. Jim Jeffries, Jimmy McLarnln. Maxle Rosen bloom. Man Mountain Dean. Bull Montana, Jim Thorpe and other famous athletes. One of the pic ture's scenes la laid In Jack Demp sey's restaurant, famous gathering plne ff celebrities In the hi city. In Spy Drama With a woman who might be traitor In love with him, spies watching his every move, a million men waiting the success of his dar ing mission and the firing squad If he falls, the "Lancer Spy" ventures on the boldest explol of the war In the drama of that name, coming to the Rialto theatre for a three-day run Sunday. Gorge Bonders plays the title rolo with Dolores Del Rio and Peter Lorre sharing starring honors. Virginia Field. Slg Rumann, Lionel Atwlll and Joseph Schlldkraut have featured rolea In the most amazing of ..spy stories ever to reach the screen. "Paradise Tale," a romantic film of life in the South Seas, plays as the companion feature, with Movita, the dark-skinned boauty of "Mutiny On the Bounty." and Warren Hull In the leading roles. Rains Bring Fish ASTORIA. Nov. 12. (AP Heavy rains brought a late run of salmon chums to Columbia river fishing nets today. Packing plants operted at capacity. One fisherman had half a ton for his night's labors. Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. A A. M. Special com munication, Friday, Nov. 12, 8 p. m. Work, M. M. degree. Visitors welcome. C. M. Houston, W, M. Sweeney. Secy. ENDS SATURDAY! "LAW FOR TOMBSTONE' The most u- spcnaeful spy story ever brought to the talking screen civ A 7 WW 4&t ftfi - 'I f V H. R. HANCE SUCCUMBS IS H. R. Ranoe passed away Friday morning. Hla sister, Mrs. R. A. Thlerolf. and mother, Mrs. A. E Hance. both of Medford, and a broth er. H. R. Colgrore of Aberdeen. South Dakota survive. FUneral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Saturday at 11 o'clock a. m. and will be private. Interment will take place In Siskiyou Memorial Pirk. Too Late to Classify REWARD for Information leading to whereabout of tiklppv. black and white bull terrier. Phone 1188-Y. evenings. TRUCK FOR HIRE Cabin No. 3, Phtppa Auto Camp. FURNISHED 8-room apartment, first floor, private bath. Adults. 004 W. 10th. THE Phoenli Thursday Club will conduct a Food Sale at the Phoenix Mercantile, Saturday. November IS, from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Committee In charge Is Mrs. W. D. Steadman and Mrs. Raymond Furry. FOR RENT Oarage. Inquire 125 N, Holly. Phone 745-M. WOO EQUITY In new 1037 4 -door Master DeLuxe Chevrolet Sedan, for young milk cows or heifers, freah or to freshen aoon. Will consider light del. truck or old car In good condition In trade. Rt. I. Box 373. !,i mile west of brown Griffin creek school. CANDY SALEMAN Must have car and bo financially able to carry stock. Well established territory. See Mr. Price, Del Rogue Hotel. Grants Pass. YOURS FOR $300 and low monthly payments. 42 acre near Medford. No buildings, partly fenced; excel lent grazing site; water available. In Stewart Acres Tract. Full price $1500: taxes $28 per year. Tengwald Agency. FOR BALE 1B33 Chevrolet Panel, Monarch electric range with trash burner. 25-qt. pressure cooker with canning outfit nnd cans. Cabin 3, Sunrise Auto Court. WANTED Competent girl for general housework. $'20. May go nome nights. 906 West 4th. FOR SALE Haywood -Wokef I eld baby buggy; good condition; sia.oo. a Washington. FOR SALE Underwood standard No. 8 typewriter, 14-inch carriage, Elite type, full tabulating equipment, new condition. See Mr. Knox, 303 U. S. Bank Bldg. FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house. 606 So. Newtown. RENT 2 -room duplex, 813 Summit. FOR SALE 14 acres, 8 acres alfalfa, 6 sraln, all Irrigated, modern 4- room house, new barn, close In, $1700 caah, balance easy terms. Modern home, close In, 8 bed rooms, large lot, $350 down. Also several 4 ana o-room nouses, all modern. H. G. WILSON. Phone 1564. FOR SALE My equity In 1031 Ply mouth, cheap, on account of death In family. Ill N. Fir. FOR SALE 3 choice white sows, far row In December. See E. Gould, 317 Wast Main St. APPLES and NUTS Jonathans and Dnllcloiin: walnuts and chestnuts. Dolph Phtppa, Crater Lake Hw,. FOR up BALE! Apples. 3Be a lug Bert Btnnellff. Phoenix. SATURDAY ONLY I Show, Snt. 1-3-0:48-9 tu or sea II THE 'hotter WILLIAM BOYD GEORGE HAYES BtBMADENI HAYES 17 RUSSELL HAY DEM j i Plus " irtiool 4 M fHAKIOM SMI STARTS SUNDAY-3 DAYS l rr . 1 HURRY! ENDS TONITE! M ll TERROft gW-bmJL INTO'- CARTOON NOVKI.TY vuva ........ h NEW and USED PIANOS Bungalows, flat top, practice pianos, $30 up. Cllne Piano Co., 320 West 0th. See Saturday, Nov. 13, FOR SALE OR TRADE Feeder pips for corn or wheat. W. N. Troxell, end South peach. FOR RENT Room; home privileges. garage. Also throe houses, 3 and 8 bedrooms. Phone 1S64. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 610 N. Central, FOR RENT 3 -room furnished, mod ern house, close In, near schools. Inquire 337 N. Central. FOR SALE All Chow Chow dogs. No reasonable offer refused If taken I at once. Royal Rogue Kennels. SPECIALS Roofing paper and Corrugated Sheet, Fencing of all klnda. Barb Wire and Chicken Netting at reduced prlcea. Large stock of Remnants Linoleum, Including Inlaid and rugs. Work Harness. Collar Pads at Horde Collars s big saving. Big assortment of new and uwd Tenta and Tarpaulins. New and used Ranges. Heaters. Cook Stoves and Heatrolas at reduced pricea, . Cnble. Belting, Pulleys. Blocks and Wood Chopping Tools. Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies. Pipe and Fittings, new and used. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape 8t. Phone 1063. $3500 8 rooms and bath, hard wood floors, fireplace, fine shade and shrubs. paved street. Real value at 43500; terms. Also A 4 A r A neai, Amau, modern rur SynJ ntshed cottage, double 1 fc Duma J full lni nvl location. All goes for $1250 with 200 down, balance 915 per month. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett. A GOOD ACREAGE Acres good soil, fenced. 3 -room house, modern; city water, shower bath, chicken house for ISO hens, garage, woodshed, berries, grapes, peach and npricot trees. Price $1100; oasy payments. . . A GOOD BUT Modern 8-room house, hardwood floors throughout; In th pink of condition. Price 92550; 500 cash, balance terms. Insure your property with us. UPP Jc RINOOEN Room 1. Sparta Bldg. FURNITURE REPAIRING Regluelng. cane chairs restored, will call and deliver. Jarmtu. Phone 1203-R. REFINI8HINQ Best materials prop- eriy applied. Mitcneu Auto tseauty Shop. NOTICE Fine watch and Jewelry re pairing at reason a Die prices, o. k. Myers, 116 No. Central. THE with Charley Grapewini Eddit Quillan Janet Beechtr Dramatio dynamit . , . Two lovers fighting the big oity's most rioioui racketeers! I I SllSSSSSSSSSSMSMSSWSSSlSSSSSMSBSSMSSMiiSSSS iMHSIHnsSSflSi!!! ; 7 SUNDAY 1 LU VJ BikL 111 DANCE Follow the Crowd TO THB ORIENTAL GARDENS EVERY SAT. NITE One Admission Both Balls DANCE T THE OASIS EVERY SAT. NITE SPRING FLOOR PRPPV MITSIf! RV J Hal Grow 's Pep Peddlers DANCE Saturday Night ROGUE ELK Good Music Good Floor LUNCH AT MIDNIGHT Admission: Men BOo . Ladies Free r GET TOGETHER CLUB'S BAZAAR Sll Rmt Main St. Saturday, November 13th ACTRESS OF 1937 ...THE Qxeat STAR OF "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS ".. 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