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Gay Romance Coming to Craterian Sunday
FOR BENT Hoiu on Corning Court.
VAN TRUCK going to Portland In a
few days. Will take another small
lot household goods for Portland,
and would like to arrange for load
back. Phone 833.
FOR RENT Furnished I -room apt
14. 310 Portland Ave.
LOCAL and PERSONAL
50: Dr. Elliott.
FOR RENT 7 -room house. 444 So.
ftaw
Fir St.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON", "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1937.
Here for Winter Mr. and Mrs. P.
8. Milter, owners of a cattle ranch
at Fort Klamath, have taken up resi
dence In Medford for the winter.
Giving Lecture The Rev. John
W. Hoyt, Medford minister, waa to
give a lecture tonight. In the First
Baptist church of Sacramento, on his
personal experiences among the Choc
taw and Cherokee Indians.
Leases Station 8. M. Wilcox, for
mer Ashland business man', haa leased
the Phlpps service station at North
Riverside avenue and Jackson boule
vard from Dr. I. D. Phlpps. owner.
Mr. Wilcox Is now actively operating
the station and Is featuring the Mo
hawk line of gasoline and motor oils.
.
Civilians to Meet Civilian em
ployes of Medford CCC headquarters
will hold a business meeting at the
downtown office Friday at 4 p. m.
About 50 Medford residents are em
ployed In the CCC offices and they
have formed a club for occasional
social affairs. Fred Butler Is presi
dent. Mary Waldon. secretary, and
Jack Hartley, treasurer.
Fines Levied B. C. Mannle, 46, a
tourist from North Dakota, was fined
10 In city court thts morning for
being drunk In his parked car near
Beck's bakery yesterday. Edward J.
Bruley, 39. of Medford was fined 5
for disorderly conduct following an
altercation In a local pool room yes
terday. Both men were arrested by
city police.
Special Thursday The special
sleeper which the Southern Pacific
will run to San Francisco for the
California-Stanford game Saturday
will leave here Thursday evening, thus
giving an extra day in the south.
Reservations for berths must be mode
in advance with the local passenger
agent to Insure sleeping quarters.
The return trip may be made any
time within the next ten days.
To Coqnllle John W. Clabaugh,
state police recruit stationed here for
the past 10 days, left for Coquille
this morning where . he will begin
his permanent assignment. He will
help In the enforcement of fish and
game laws. Clabaugh, who recently
retired from baseball and was for four
years a star with the Portland Beav
ers, will move his family from Port
land to Coquille In the near future.
He was known is baseball circles as
"Moose" Clabaugh.
Park Roads Open Snow fell again
last night In Crater Lake national
park, eight Inches being reported at
Annie Spring this morning, Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce an
nounced. Total snow depth was re
ported as 40 Inches. Park snow plow
wts working and It was expected the
road to the lake rim would be opened
by noon. Chains were advised for
cars. Weather was described as ciouay
with the temperature slightly above
freezing this mornlrtfl.
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TURKEY GROWERS
Dependable Handling of Your Turkeys
by Oldest Firm Operating in the Valley
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Receiving Nov. 18 to 21 inclusive
Be Sure to See U Before
Disposing of Your Turkeyi
Receiving at SamsonSeed Co. Warehouse
Phone 844 North Front St.
J. GARBINI & CO.
339-41 DAVTS ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Bark from Portland Dr. W. C.
Thompson, who recently opened of
fices In the Medford Center building,
has returned from a brief business
trip to Portland.
.
Undergoes Treatment Mrs. Walter
Rowley of 104 South Oakdale avenue
is receiving treatment at Community
hospital for a knee Injury received
in a recent fall.
Shops for Feast Miss Velma Mc
Credle shopped In Medford yesterday
for the turkey dinner to be given
by the Central Point Grange tn its
hall tomorrow evening. The public is
Invited to the dinner.
Minor Accident Carl Watson of
Route 4 and Gerald A. Barr of Fourth
and Bartlett streets drove automo
biles Involved In a minor accident on
East Main street yesterday afternoon,
a ctly police report stated today.
Office Assistant Miss Doris South
wick Is now employed In the offices
of Drs. B. R. Elliott and Charles P
Johnson. taking the place of Mrs.
Harold Littrell (Maxlne Glnnett) who
has moved to Treka, Cal.
.
Many Enrolled Final reports have
been received of the Southern Oregon
Music association enrollment In 1
Grants Pass, and that community
haa been active In support of the plan.
Mrs. Esther Bristol acted as chair
man there and was successful in en
rolling a large number of members
the report showed.
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Park Chief Here Frank A. Kitt
redge of San Francisco, regional di
rector of the national park service.
spent yesterday In Medford conferring
with E. P. Leavltt, superintendent of
Crater Lake national park, and at the
Jackson County Chamber of Com
merce. Mr. Klttredge arrived by train
In the morning from San Francisco
and left last night for Portland. He
was quoted as saying he would visit
here again on his return to San
Francisco, if time permitted. He was
making a routine conference trip.
Forest Conditions Rogue River na
tional forest headquarters today de
scribed weather conditions as follows:
18 Inches of snow covered the Siski
you divide and the Ashland scenic
loop drive was closed. The snow ex
tended about three mites down the
Applegate slope. All roads except the
main one In the Applegate district
were muddy and chains were needed.
All roads In the Butte Falls area were
extremely muddy, with the small roads
practically closed. The road from
Butte Falls to Prospect was in bad
condition and chains were required.
It was possible to get through to
Lake of the Woods by using chains.
It was raining this morning at Lake
of the Woods and Fish lake. It was
raining and snowing In the Union
Creek district. Union Creek roads
generally were In good condition.
YOUTH COUNCIL MEET
WELL ATTENDED SAYS
James M. Hamilton, pastor of the
local Christian church, who served
as . one of the resource leaders in
the recent assembly of the Oregon
Christian Youth Council at Forest
Grove, report over 400 delegates rep
resenting eleven denominations of
the state attended. Largest delega
tions came from the following
churches, listed in order of -delegates
present: Christian, Congrega
tional, Methodist, Presbyterian, Bap
tist, Lutheran and Episcopal.
Arthur Stanley, president of the
Oregon council, gave a report ot
what he saw and heard In the Inter
church meetings held across the
Atlantic this summer at Oxford and
Edinburgh. The two guest speakers
at Forrest Grove were Msrtin
Hsrvey, New Yom City, president
of North American Christian Youth
Council, and Dr. L. Foster Wood,
also from New York, representative
of the federal council of churchea.
Donald Doria of Salem was elected
president tor the next annual as
sembly to meet In McMlnvllle.
Of local interest, Mr. Hamilton re
ports the possibility of organizing a
Medford council of Christian youth
as a part of the greater Oregon
counoll, and the bringing of some
national leaders and state officers
to southern Oregon In the spring
W; Dowd ia now in Medford
with headquarters at the Hotel
Jacluon.
WE TOP THE
MARKET PRICES
Again We Offer the 8ame De
pendable Service a Lat Year
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A gay. bantering tale of love under
the "L" In Greenwich village brings
Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Rus
sell and Helen Vinson to the screen
of the New Craterian theater Sunday
At Craterian
Ginger Rogers will prove hersell
a competent star at the New Cra
terian theater when ahe opens a
four-day run today without the sup
port of her famous co-star and danc
ing partner, Fred Astalre. Miss Rog
ers is starred with Katharine Hep
burn and Adolphe Menjou In "Stage
Door," dramatic story of life ana
love among the millions of glrla who
each year have a fling at fame on
Broadway. Gall Patrick. Constance
Collier and Andrea Leeds have Im
portant supporting roles.
for an assembly to be held in or
near Medford.
TURKEY DINNER, DANCE
AT CENTRAL PT. GRANGE
Members of Central Point Orange
Home Economics club under the
leadership of Mrs. Ed. Vincent, are
giving their annual turkey dinner for
the public . Thursday, November 18.
Dinner will be served from 8 to 8
p. m. These dinners have become very
popular because of the delicious food,
good service, and fine hospitality. The
after dinner program Includes danc
ing from 9:0 to 12:00 p. m.
Aged Minister Dlfa
TACOMA. Nov. 17. (IP) Henry C.
Preston. 01 Civil war veteran and
former Elkton. Ore., Methodist min
ister, died Tuesday at the Ortliwt sol-
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ALISON SKIPWORTH
TODAY ONLY I
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in "Live, Love and Learn." Robert
Benchley adds his special brand ol
comedy to the amusing plot and
Mickey Rooney Is cast In another ot
the roles he has made famous on
the screen. Montgomery la cast In
OnRialto Bill
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Richard Arlen and Fay Wray taste
the Joy of living In "Murder In
Greenwich Village." In which iney
get mixed up In a killing. The film,
laid In New York's notorious art
center, plays at the Rlalto theater
today and tomorrow. Raymond Wal
burn assists Miss Wray and Arlen
In the cast.
"Portia on .Trial." an exciting
courtroom drama, plays as the com
panion feature, Walter Abel, Frieda
Inescort, Heather Angel and Nell
Hamilton have leading roles.
dlers home. He had been a resident
of the Tacoma area since resigning
his Elk ton pastorate 3 years ago.
Too Late to Classify
REFIN I8H INO Best materials prop
erly applied. Mitchell Auto Beauty
Shop.
ROOF REPAIRS or new roof esti
mated without obligation. Tel. 108.
DRIVING- to O.8.C. for home-coming,
Passengers to share expenses. Tel.
Ashland 372-J-l.
FOR RENT Close-in 5-roora modern
house; adults. Call 101 Almond.
FOR LEASE Business location,
N. Riverside. Call 357.
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the lead opposite Miss Russell IB
the role of a Greenwich Village artist
while his co-star plays the part ot
a society girl who gives up wealth
for love In a garret and twenty'
seven centa a day.
FOR SALE C grade Delicious apples:
reasonable price. American Fruit
. Growers' warehouse, 313 S. Fir,
FOR SALE Good 3 -room cabin in
country; 5 acres, part In alfalfa.
W. James. 1133 Court St.
ROOF REPAIRS Temporary or per
manentestimates without obliga
tion. Phone 629.
FOR RENT Well-furnished 5 -room
home. Call after 6, 614 West 11th.
FOR SALE White Leghorn pullets,
lnylng, .mile north white Griffin
creex school. Rt. l, box 300.
FOR THE LOWEST PRICES
ON FINE USED CARS
See our large stock of High Grade
Late Model Cars. .
Used Car Lot. 36 S. Riverside,
LANGE MOTOR CAR CO.
Chrysler Dealers Plymouth.
EXCELLENT all-around cook, sober.
fast, wants work. Room 319, Hotel
Grand.
AUCTION SALE
Sale Pavilion, North Medford. Satur
day, Nov. 30, '37. We have a good
offering consigned for our regular
Saturday auction. Horses, cattle,
hoes, miscellaneous articles. Re
member the Sale Pavilion Is where
the buyer and seller meet.
So. Ore. Livestock Auction Oo.
Col. A. H. Dudley, (Auct.)
Phone 851 -J-3.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
KthoQt Calomd-And YnD Jimp Oat a Mil
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The liver ahonld pour out two peandi J
Hquid btl Into rmr bowela daily. If thla btJ
ii not nowlng freely, TourfooddMntdlwt.
It Juit doayi In the bowclt. Gas bleau op
your stomach. You get constipated. You
whole system Is poisoned and you feel tour,
sunk and the world looks punk.
Laxatives are only makeshifts. A men
bowel movement doesn't get at the cause. II
takes those good, old Carter's Little Liver
Pills to get these two pounds of bile flowing
freely and tnske you feel "upandup". Harm
less, gentle, yet meting in making- hlle flow
freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by
Sam. Stubbornly refuse anything
TODAY
and THURS
A Park Avenue
Doll tastei life
and thrilli in
New York's
Greenwich Vil
lageand three
men taste death
Tenae drama of a lady fawyer
defending the woman' who
killed her former hushand
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FOR SALE Mod1 T Ford delivery.
30; also old Iron. Inquire 618 E.
Main.
WNTED Wood-cutting Job.
Baker, Sams Valley.
LANGE'S
For Sale Cheap, 1937 Packard de luxe
4 -door wdan. Only 7,ooo miles.
LANOE MOTOR CAR CO.
Crrrysler-Plymouth Dealers. . ;
38 No. Riverside.
WANTED To buy or lease drag-saw.
Will Baker. Sams valley.
YOUNG LADY desires work by hour
or day. :i?g N. B:irtiPTt
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OVERALL and APRON DANCE and
card party. Medford Armory. Thurs
day, Nov. 18, 0 o'clock. Admission
35c a couple. Get-Together Club.
FOR SALE 1937 Chevrolet de luxe
coupe. Priced real low if sold this
week. Frank McKeown, 36 8outh
Riverside.
TURKEYS, dressed and delivered two
days before Thanksgiving; reason
able price. Phone or write Mrs. Roy
Stanley, Eagle Point.
ABBEY'S SPECIAL
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motor. Compare our prices M35
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