Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 23, 1937, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1937. PAGE NINE i 'L The rich, full-bodied RYE flavor of this finely distilled V whiskey makes U D L the "Budget - Wiie" Canadian Whiskey eged-In-wood. 4 yean 6 months. 85 proof. ; S1.45 $2.80 Aged In charred oak casks for 4 years 6 months and distilled under Canadian Government supervision UDL Straight Bourbon is "MORE THAN A BAR GAIN." 85 proof. i k $1.20 $2.30 Wednesday Night, November 24th for ELKS ana INVITED GUESTS Invitation Guest Card Must Be Secured from Secretary in Advance SAME GOOD MUSIC Admission: $1.00 Couple TAX EXEMPT CHALK OP A WINNERfrom it 'I " i -jV'-j S,Mn2 tab Otchafcd tout outDt it, HATIONAi MIIIUIU neVCI COlPOIAtlON, NIW TOM LOCAL and To Rosfburg A. S. Rosenbaum left this morning for Roseburg to spnd the day on business. He 'la district passenger agent of the South ern Pacific company. In Grants Pass Lewis Ulrlcb went to Qranta Pass this morning on a business trip. He Is mansger of the national re-employment service here. ... At Wrestling Matches Among Ash land residents attending the wrestling matches last night at the Medlord armory were Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Mc Dougall and Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooper. Company Named Wann E. Nosier filed notice In circuit court yesterday of the adoption of the name of "Ca lore Fruit company" to engage In the business of handling fruits and vege tables. Drills Tonight Oompanv A and headquarters company. 186th Infan try of the Oregon national guard will hold their regular weekly drills In the armory at 8 tonight. A get-together will be held after the drills. Refreshments will be served. To Portland Miss Jean Garmsn. clerlt of the Rogue River national forest, plans to spend the Thants glvlng holidays at her home In Port land. She will leave for Port land by train tomorrow night. She will resume her forest service duties Monday. ... Getting Yule Trees About 600 more Christmas trees will be cut in the Butte Fall area this week for the Half Moon Produce company, San Francisco, Rogue River national forest headquarters announced today. The trees are to be cut on a selective basis to insure better growth of the remaining timber. Kindergarten Moves To procure additional space and relieve crowded conditions, the Happy Hour Kinder garten has been moved to 710 South Palm street. Monthly visiting day was observed at the kindergarten last Friday, mothers observing the prog ress made by the children during the first month of school. ... Minor Accidents Cars driven by John R. Stelle of 635 Pearl street and Ralph W. Smith of 103 Jeannette street were Involved In a minor acci dent on West Main street early this morning, a city police report stated. George Carkln of 727 Alder street and Alexander C. Oottlg of 1004 East Jackson boulevard drove machines colliding with minor damage at East Main street and Crater Lake v venue yesterday afternoon, according to a report in city police station. John E. Cardln of Route 1 and Betta Pan key of Central Point operated vehicles Involved In a minor collision at Court street and Riverside avenue yesterday afternoon, a city police report stated. ELKS ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DANCE MAMD KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY C79k oooo uaueti PERSONAL Melchlor Here- M. J. Melchior, Held Inspector for the World war veterans state aid commission, arrived here last night from 6an Francisco where he spent a week's vacation. Mr, Mel chlor will remain here until Friday transacting official business for the commission. He will make his head quarters at the real estate agency of Carl Y. Tengwald, commission repre sentative for Jackson county. Plead Not Guilty Tom Enright of Medford pleaded not guilty In city court this morning to a charge of drunkenness and his trial was set for late this afternoon. He was arrested by city police last night on the street. Frank Saunders, 60, of Illinois, charg ed with drunkenness on the street, was ordered to leave town Immedi ately or spend ten days In city Jail. He told city police he would leave town. FklhiR improves Improved skiing conditions In Crater Lake national park were reported today. It was snowing hard In the park this morn ing, headquarters here stated, and the fresh snow made a good surface for the winter sport. Snow depth at headquarters in the park was down to 27 Inches, recent rains having caused a shrinkage from 40 Inches. All roads In the park were reported open. Chains were not needed but motorists were advised to have them available in case the snow continued. IS HELD IN MURDER OF SERVANT GIRL (Continued from Page One.) the Rirl hod been burled outside Socorro county. In Lore With Girl - As authorities and state police moved swiftly. District Attorney John Baron Burg of Socorro county re ceived information from Albuquerque police thet Cassldy had been wildly In love with the beautiful Oarcla girl and. according to a statement by a friend, had wanted to divorce bis wife and marry her. The girl's father, Guadalupe Oar eta, a well known rancher here, was known and liked by residents of the section. According to the district attorney. the grim discovery In the sand hills by the Rio Salado came from lnfor mation obtained from Cassldy. The body was dug out by the light of bonfires and automobile headlights of e, sheriff's posse shortly After 1 a. m. Cassldy Is married and the father of several children. His father, Lee Cassldy, was reported en route here today from Dresden, Ohio. SAM'L BERTELSEN DIES ON STREET Samuel Bertelsen, 19. of 1194 Mc Andrews road, dropped dead at the Intersection of Clark street and Cen tral avenue about 13:25 today. Coun ty Coroner Frank Perl said the tged man suffered a heart attack. A Hltle girl, whose name was not learned, saw him fall and notfled city police, who telephoned the cor oner. She told police he was walk ing north on Central avenue, sud denly staggered and fell to the pave ment. The coroner said that he suf fered a fractured skull where his head struck the pavement, and a cut directly over the left eye. The body Is at the Perl funeral parlors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. According to records In the Jack son county relief office. Samuel Ber- Eddie Cantor Hit til Ji-rVi Aft i rttS If M f AS v tft : III r?5' lvArY ! Of " mm Itr ,a:i Surrounded by June Lang, Tony Martin. Roland Young end Louise (Gypsy Lee Rose) Hovlck. fun-mak ing Eddie Cantor, the banjo-eyed comic of radio, stafte and screen. brings his new mirth-musical, "All Baba Goes to Town" credited with being the best picture he's ever made to the New Craterian thatre to morrow for a four-day run. Filled with cues ijnlore. new sone Singing Ace Paul Robeson, mammoth polored singing star of "Emperor Jones," "Sanders of the River." "Show Boat" and a dozen other memorable pic tures, is at the Rlalto theatre for to day and tomorrow in the starring role In "King Solomon's Mines," an adventture drama laid in Africa. Ro land Young, Anna Lee and John Lo der also have important roles. "Dangerously Yours." story of in terntalonal jewel thieves, plays as companion feature with Cesar Ro mero, Phyllis Brooks and Jane Dar- well In lending rotes. On Roxy Bill Virginia Bruce has the leading role In ''When Love Is Young.' a ro mantic tale of how a local girl made good on Broadway, coming to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow only. Kent Taylor and Walter Brennan have supporting Iradlng rolps. telsen was born in Denmark, April 30, 1868. He 18 survived by his wife. Anna, two sons, W. B. and Carol, addresses unknown, and one slater, Mrs. James Dye of Ban Francisco. Closing time for Too Late to Ola, slfy Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. TOMHKICOU OVI.Y HERE'S HOW A LOCAL; GIRL MADE GOOD .... II f t , -MM r ft aMMMMMWaMaMMaWMaWftj On Holiday Bill hits, hundreds of beautiful girls and all the other Ingredients needed for rousing entertainment. "AH Baba Goes to Town" shows Eddie In old Bagdad, aiding the sultan by creating a "New Deal" for the famous old city. As an added attraction on the pro gram, the Crater tan will have Walt Disney's Pluto the Pup in "Pluto's Qulnpuplets," filmed In techn'color. Hang "S.R.O." Sign At Pendleton Jail PENDLETON. Nov. 33. (AP) Sheriff Robert Good of Umatlllt county today had counted noses ol Jail inmates, found 34, and an nounced there Is room for no more. "If any more fellows come in. they'll have to sit up all night." he declared. None of the 34 men will be re leased before Thanksgiving day. but the bitterness of their fate la aweet ened a bit by promise of turKoy dinners with trimmings. Timber Broker Die. PORTLAND. Nov. 33 (P 111 for two months. Grant Thomas, timber broker, died at his homo today. He was 75 years old. , Dse Mall rrlbune want ads. Too Late to Classify 74 ACRES near Eaele Point, 46 acres Irrigated clover and alfalfa: woven wire fences; small house, ao-stan chion bnrn. granary, garage. Price $2650; ' 750 down, balance S Sid Blood. 122 N. Central. FOR SALE Corn, grain hay. baled straw. E. L. Wals, phone 447-w. KLAMATH SPUD CENTER So. end of Front St. Special price thia week on Ones and Twos. C. J. Logan Phone 4-F-13. MONEY TO LOAN on city property. write box mac. Tnnune. FURNISHED apartment. Adults. 221 N Holly. Shows 1:411 fl :4fl-0 : 1 r. TODAY and WEDNESDAY 0NLY-2 HITS! Greatest Adventure Wondrous sightu . . thrilling suspense . . undying love . . as a group of white hunters, a girl and a lost king . . set out in search of fabulous treasure 1 . . . . Vemr Romero Jane PO SALE Jonathan, Newtown ap- p: reasonable, crystal springs Pac. ng Company, So. Fir. SPECIALS Roofing Paper and Corrugated Sheets. Fencing or an Kinns. uaro wire and Chicken Netting at reduced prices. Large stock of Remnants Linoleum, including Inlaid and rugs. Work Harness. Horse Collars and Collar Pads at a big saving. Big assortment of new and used Tents and Tarpaulins. New and used Ranges, Heaters. Cook Stoves and Heatrolas at reduced prices. Cable. Belting, Pulleys, Blocks and Wood Chopping Tools. Plumbing Fixtures and STipplles. Pipe and Fittings, new and used. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1062. YOUNG corn-fed -pork, dressed and Inspected, be ready for delivery Friday. 2flth. Call B34-X. FOR SALE 160 acres. BO acres culti vated, free water, creek runs tnru place; 6-room house, 3 good barns. large ramuy orcnam. low, or wocxi; all fenced with woven wire; on school bus, mail and cream routes Only $2700: terms. L. O. PICKELL. 16 8. Bartlett. SQUASH or pumpkin, lo lb; prune. 5o lb. B. E. Ford. 2 miles west on Jacksonville Hwy. Phone 731-R. WANTED Small car. preferably '20 model A. P. O. Box 784. Mecimrn APPLIED ASTROLOOY can do won ders for you. Call tonUht, Hotel Medford. room 41&. A talk will be given on the Zodiac and Its relation to us. No admission will be cnarg ed, but an offering will be taken Horoscopes calculated from your birth data. Complete charts. 10; condensed. .V and oral work. !i hour. 2. Claudius Maack, Hotel Medford. FOR SALE 1000 used lumber Jackets, 1000 used men s -shoes and boots, come ana pick "em out at prices to suit any one's pocketbook. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 North Grape St. Phone 1062. FOR SALE Registered ml1ktn Shorthorn bull calves; also some bulla registered. Oaklelgh Ranch Central Point. FOR 8ALE 3 fine young brood sows, John Mace. Central Point. FOR RENT New 4 -room unfurnished house. Inquire at 720 So. Peach St., evenings. FOR SALE! Household furniture. In eluding 3 beds, springs, dresser, dining table with 5 chairs, wood range and heater, folding cot. rock er, etc. . oeorgia wens, uenirai Point. Genl. Del. FOR SALE Cheap, Quaker oil heater with hot water colla. like new, Hawley Transfer Co., 118 N. River side. FOR SALE OR RENT 500 equity In nice 6-room modern home; resp berrles, 1000 atrawberries, garden space, room for 300 chickens; $75 down; terms. 638 Berrydale. FOR RENT 8 -room furnished house. 22.60, 712 Pine. For appointment, phone 314-W. LEA VINO FOR L. A., take one or two. share expenses; Immediately. Gar- rlek. Hotel Grand. ' 0 Mat! . tfti lives . . lit Kiddles lOe Since "Trader Horn Pc TAc Companion Feature The ekclilng and dangerous dtnry of two Inter nallnnal Jewel-thieve , , and their rare for famed diamond! Dnrwell Phyllis Brooks FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Phone 403-H. WANTED Housework or cafe work; reference. Spring and Wabash, Rt. 4, Box 111. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE Illness compels owner to sacrifice modern B-rm. hnufe. Price 22S0; 9550 down, balance $30 per mo. includes taxes and interest. For full details see "DAD" ROBERTS. 720 West 2nd. A CHOICE RANCH 184 Acres on running stream, about 70 acres free irrigation, between 50 and 60 acres under cultivation, good soil, improved, fenced. Priced right; 5800. Will take clear property in or near Medford up to $3000; terms on balance, or sell 1500 cash, bal ance easv terms. UPP At RINGOEN Room 1, Sparta Bldg. Phone 66S. THE WI8E BUYERS Are Taking Advantage of THESE SACRIFICE PRICES Was Now 10S7 BU1CK $1125 $1046 60 Series 4 -dr. Sedan has radio, heater and new tires. 1034 CHRYSLER fl $530 I 4 -door sedan; has ra dio and heater. Clean as a pin. 1036 FORD $565 Sport Coupe, only run 15.000 mites. Has ra dio and heater. 1935 FORD 1478 Fordor Sedan with with trunk and new rubber. 1934 FORD 365 $336 Victoria. See thl one. 1935 HUDSON 1700 625 4 -dr. Sedan. Has trunk and new tires. Onlv run 20.000 miles. 1934 STUDEBAKER 566 405 4-door Sedan with trunk. 6 wheels and new tires. 1931 NASH 9348 M45 4-dr. Sedan, 6 wheels. A real buy. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck and G.M C. Truoks. 143 South Riverside. 8 Shows at ffW?T!f31'SlrWMK Mats . . SOc I I I LAST TIMES TODAY . j I R0BT. MONTGOMERY xlmPji H Rosalind Russell - Robt. Benchley .Jt AT' mLM j live, Love and Learn" J A CANTORNADO OF MIRTH AND HILARITY! jHe turns Bagdad into a iy Ong-bed in this hilarious JNy J tornado of laughter and . llp ihythm and glamorous girlsl VTX I 3 Jj KruriAi, Aimun treat on tub samk proobams QUinPEIPLET D2 REFINISHING Beat materials prop erty applied. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. GREEN ST MPS are being given with n h.rK- -orfc at tfte Medford Center Barber Shop, downstairs Medford Center Bldg. We specialize cutting hair for ladles and chil dren. "Jim" Grimes, "Louie" Erbes. Cj UNIFORM Lfe" uiinES California A fine wine, in a distinguished decanter... worthy of a place on your sideboard. Preferred since 1852 became of It uniform quality. Oallans, $1.95 Jg Oallons, $1.10 Quarts, 65c U Permit Neegey THI I. O. LYONS 1 SAAS CO. Sa Ffanclwo. California fflO Alcohol w& n I so