Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 26, 1938, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextI fEDFORP MATL TKTBTjyE, rEDFOTtD, (TRECON. TjTCT?STiAT. MAY 26. 1933. PAGE NTJTB LOCAL and To Portland G. Z. Boyden of 807 East Jackson boulevard left yesterday for Portland on a business mission. TonMleetomy Mrs. R. O. Phatr of 115 South Ivy street underwent a tonsllectomy at Osteopathic clinic yesterday. Oho Is reooverlni nicely, attendants said today. ' Elks to Meet A apeelal surprise program has been arranged for the regular weekly meeting of the Elks lodge In the temple tonight. All members are urged to attend, fluent from Tacoma L. C Obsr ltes of Tacoma, Wash., Is a guest al the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Drum mond, 39 Olenn Oak court. Mr. Oberlles la Mre. Drummond't father. To Graduate Franklin VanPelt, who has been employed at Leonard's super service station, left by train J list night for Corvallls to be gradu ated with his class from Oregon tSale college. Driver Tests Applicants for licenses or permits to operate cars or trucks will be examined at Medford city hill from 8 to 6 o'clock Saturday. Ward McReynolds, state examiner, will be In charge. Both written examinations and road tests will be held. Executive Here H. A. Lehnhardt, assistant general sales manager of the Standard Oil company of California with headquarters In San Francisco, spent yesterday here on business. He returned recently from a trip to Eu rope. He left for San Francisco last night. Jail sentence Charged with drunk enness, John Enrlght, 38, of Medford was sentenced by City Judge Allen D. Curry this morning to serve 10 days in Jail. Willard Phelan, 37, of Medford pleaded not guilty to a charge of drunkenness and his trial Vhs set for this afternoon. Clarence Borah, a transient, charged with panhandling on the street, was order ed to leave town at once or spend 10 days in Jail. Ha said he would leave. Memorial Topic Topic of the ad dress to be given Decoration Day by Dr. Sherman L. Divine Is "The Men of Valor." The address will be part of the memorial exercises to be held In city park following the patriotic parade. The procession will leave the park at 9:30 a. m. and proceed along Main street to the Bear Creek bridge where brief exercises will be held. After the return of the marchers to the park the main program will be held. Greetings Airmailed Two hundred greeting cards were sent by airmail on the special flight Inst Thursday by Rogue river council, Knights of Columbus. The letters were stamped with Med ford 'a special cachet and marked "special flight," The greet ings, signed by R. F. Singler, grand knight of the local council, were mail ed to all national officers of the Knights of Columbus, state deputies, officers of the Oregon branch and grand knights of each council In Ore gon. Home on Leave Lawrence E. Cuffel Is spending a 16-day leave of absence from the United States navy at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Cuffel of 909 North Central avenue. The youth Is a fire man first class on the battleship West Virginia, stationed In southern Cali fornia waters. Also serving on the West Virginia Is Ernest M. West, for mer recruiter here. Wen Is one of the chief petty officers in charge of the department in which Cuffel is employed. Month End at the BAND Buy Here and Ml at This uieanup SILK DRESSES $1.79 and up COATS $2.98 and up HATS $1.00 and up The best SLIP In town for 89t Friday and Poppy Days The Band Box "The Store That Saves You Money" 12 I to yon ruffr from thts ennlrtni. rrlppllng ailment tha robs jou of the rliht to enjoy llfr? Are no try Ing to make your way In life handlrappd by this ter rible afflrtlon? "Why not ronnlt n on our msrtelon health restoring herb H'rbs will help miffrni of Constipation, Stomach I runhlr, leiimstUm, Hay irr. Run Down Condition. Mnus Trouble, Asthma, Influenza, Female Trouble, Piles, Chronic Cough, High Blood Pressure, Arthritis, ColltH, AppendlrMIs, Tonllltls, Enema. Heart, Llrer, Bladder, Kidneys, Langs Blood or I'rinary Dlwrdn. Fw mnultatlon. CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Orcn daily 10 a.m. to 12; 1 p.m. to 6. 235 E. Main Bt PERSONAL Visits Son Mra. A. J. Gould of Arnold lane ft Sunday to spend a few days with her son Albert in Rose burg. V To Grants Pass Miss Lsebel Stuart, ! accompanied by Mrs. William Selkirk and son, spent today in Grants Pass transacting business. From Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wall and daughter Gerald. n of Ash land were visitors In this city yes terday. Attends Meet Mrs. Pearl Crouch of Ashland attended a meeting of the Writers club held here Tuesday even ing. New Cabins George Haines, man- ager of Jackson Hot Springs resort. stated thts morning that six new j cabins would be finished ftext week ; and ready for occupancy. j Varatlon End Mrs. Gain Robin son of 933 South Holly street recently returned from Los Angeles and vicin ity where she enjoyed an extended vacation. VUtt Gardens Among Ashland women Inspecting valley gardens here yesterday In observance of Garden Day, were Mrs. Sam McNalr, Mrs. Frank Jordan and Mrs. Mary Alkens. Vancouver Guests - Mr. and Mrs. Howard DeCew of Vancouver, B. O.. were overnight guests at .Rogue River Lodge Wednesday. They had return ed from Crater 'lake. They are tour ing Oregon. From New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Challf and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Howard O. Hull and daugh ter of Short Hills, N. J.. spent Wed nesday night at Rogue River Lodge. The tourists were Impressed with Ore gon's beauty, they said. .Salesmen to Meet All those to assist In the 17th annual Buddy Poppy sale by the Veterans of Foreign Wara Friday and Saturday are requested to consult headquarters on Main street, near Central avenue, for supplies and instructions, t Reed 111 Judge H. D. Reed, Jus tice of the peace at Gold hill and well known throughout the valley as Johnny Reed, waa recently moved to Portland to a hospital where he Is seriously 111. His son, Charles L. Reed of San Francisco, Is In Gold HIH. called there by his father's Illness Airport Arrivals Todsy's arrivals at Medford municipal airport Includ ed MaJ. G. R. Hale of Fort Lewis. Wash.. In an army Douglas observa tion plane; Lieut. Charles Langmack, Vancouver to Klamath Falls and re turn in a North American basic train er; and J. Wise from Oakland, Cal . in a Falrchlld. Jim Horner came with Mr. Wise to visit his home here. Bankers Examined Twenty-nine bankers of Medford and Ashland took their final examinations last night In the senior high oehool as the 38 week course of the American Insti tute of Banking was completed. J. W. IVfeCoy. manager of the First National bank of Portland. Ashland branch, has been the Instructor In the course titled "Bank Organization and Oper ation." He stated that all were al most certain to pass their exam I na tions. A new A.I.B. course will be started In September and will deal with commercial law. A requirement of the A.I.B. Is that the course be taught by a member of the American Bar association. 4 PLY SPRAY and Sprayers, bait for garden pests and orchard supplies at right prices, r. e. samson vo, Phone 833. Bargains Save 4k ! sale Play Togs SHORTS COVER-ALLS SLACKS COTTON DRESSES sizes 12 to 44. 1.00 and up Saturday are Buy a Poppy BOX " J? .. farmer. ft RHEUMATISM Prostate Trouble, I'lrTs. Ciall atones. TO AS Company A, 188th Infantry of tho Oregon national guard will bold I holiday week-end bivouac on the Hughes property In the Coleman creek area about three miles west of Phoe nix. Tha maneuvers are In prepara tion for the annual national guard encampment at Camp Clatsop In June. Camp will be established Saturday night, tha guardsmen sleeping In shelter tents and eating out of mew kit during the bivouac The sched ule for the first full day, beginning at 8 a. m. Sunday, Includes scouting, patrolling, extended order exercises, Individual firing at silhouette tar gets at unknown ranges and night problems In patrolling and establish ing outposts. Second day will be devoted entire ly to musketry. This Involves team work In controlling the fire of am all units tn assumed combat problems. Signs will be posted from Phoenix to the camp area to direct those who wish to visit tha mmp and witness the firing problems. The maneuvers will be in charge of Capt. Carl 7. Tengwald, company commander. He will be assisted by 1st Lieut, Weldon H. McBee and and Lieut. Bruce W. Moffatt, platoon com manders. r . Wall St. Report NEW YORK, May 2S (AP) Stocks wro unsuccessful Id maintaining a mild early rally today and market leaders succumbed to an afternoon sell-off for losses running to 3 or more polnta. A sharp break in several commodi ties, especially cotton futures, cast further clouds on speculative senti ment for stocks, but cotton came back a little from the worst, In ad dition, trading forces were Inclined to lighten commitments when word was received the president would an nounce In a broadcast tomorrow after the close his action on the tax revi sion bill. The measure hss been awaiting the executive's signature or veto for some days. While tension over the German Czech crisis eeemed to have eased a trifle, Wall street recognised Europe Is not out of the woods so far as war Is concerned and there was a dis inclination of commission house cus tomers to climb on a buying limb pending more assurances of peace on the continent. Activity broadened on the retreat, with transfers approximating 700,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 93 select ed stocks follow: ' , Al. Chem. & Oye.......,.m,muo Am. Osn ,......,.. 84 Am. & Fgn. Pow... . ,. 3 A. T. & T . 128 Anaconda 2iyt A ten. T. 45 8. P . 34 ?, Bendlx Avla ..., 10 Beth. Steel .... ,..,,. i0't Caterpillar Tract. .. 38, Chrysler . , 39 Coml. Solv t'.i Curtlss-Wright 4 14 DuPont g4 den. Elec. ...., 3114 Oen. Foods .. 26 Qen. Mot J7 Int. Harvest 40 yA I. T. & T. , 7V4 Johns-Man. 65 Monty Ward .....,m 3714 North Amer. .. 1734 Penney (j. c.). , Phillips Pet Radio . Sou. Pac ..., Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. . St. Oil N. J , Trans. Amer, , "Union Carb. ,..M , Unit. Aircraft . U. S. Steel 30 30J4 ... SJ4 874 ... 7 20 'J 45 g 60 241i 40 San Francisco Butler SAN FRANCISCO, May 36. (P) j Butter, eggs and cheese unchanged, j Sacramento! May as. m Churning cream butterfat: First 1 grade 381$; second grade 3014. j If there la any delay over the tele- phone In Sweden, the Swedish ope i rator aays not "Just a minute," but I "In the wink of an eye." shown I:-lft-it:4.-!(:00. goc-Jon-lOc .Nuw! Till at. Mjf.it JUST ONE BIG RIOT Most Fun Since MoWe Began! MavawaaaHaaaaamcaaMH ! !" j I il l !i "EBB TIDE" cSLr,'AJ 8car Homolka j Jv J.ii WrStCVX l- r- B III KK! lllfcV I.M TOM'IKI i T'H " I Frances Farmer jf&tfF&ti -1 1 u ' III LV LafA MJV r- J 1 Plu 'Nnr3e From Bro?'r1vn' TODAY'S TRAFFIC TIP- Attention BlcyclUts! A study made by the traffic saf ety council of an eastern city uf 56 automobile-bicycle accidents illicluwd that practically all were caused by one of the following negligences on the part of the bl eu list: 1. Failure to obey anu usual traffic signal, I, (allure to give any posMhle signal when making a turn. S. Failure to ride on the rlabt side or the road or near the curb. I. Riding four and five abreast all over the road. 5. Carrying tiomeone. on the handle- bars. 8. Failure to hare a light at nip lit that can be seen from tho rear. MKHFOHD TRAFFIC SAFETY roi"Nrii Ritzes Mad Antics Now at Craterian Some absent-minded custodian left the asylum door open yesterday and three upper clasNiirii graduated with degrees of bughouse-cum-laude-and-funnter. Which li only an Inadequate way of trying to explain what happened at the Craterian theatre when the Rita Brothers brought "Kentucky Moonshine" to & hysterical audience. To say that the Ritzes are funny would be putting It mildly. Of all the mad antics these threo maniacs of comedy have even brought to the screen, It has remained for "Ken tucky Moonshine" to show what can happen when they are really turned loose. The result Is a riot and that's the only way to describe It a dlpsy doodle, wild and wncky, knock-'em-down and drag-'em-out uproar of mirth. And aside from all the mad antics, the picture contains some new songs that hit the spot. Tony Martin and Marjorle Weaver do the vocalizing whenever the Ritzes decide to let someone else have a little glory. Capt , Snow Made Major In Guard SALEU, May 36. (AP) Capt. Ed ward C. Snow, West Linn, was ap pointed major today In the Oregon National guard and was assigned to the second battalton, 182nd in fantry. Portland. Snow, 'an Oregon state police aergeant, fllla a vacancy onuaed by the transfer of Major Francis W. Mason to tho staff of Brig. Oen. Thomas E. Rllea. Suow has been In the Oregon Na tional Guard for 18 years. GOLD HILL MAN FINED FOR LACK OF LICENSE Fred Von Pegret, of Gold Hill, was fined $3.50 and costs for non-possession of a driver's license when he appeared In Justice court yesterday. 4 8 peel n I Communication. Medford Lodge No. 103. A. Gs p & Ai M" rrlday' May a7 o (j. in- vvurit in rvtiuw Craft Degree. Visitors wel come. L. L. Sanders, W. M. R. E. Sweeney, Secretary. DUPLICATORS and Supplies Blerma, 110 N. Central. Phone 283. Dae Mall Tribune Want Ada. Cockroaches To banish tbene peats la a hurry just sprinkle BlHACII across their trails (following tbem to their burrnwB, if possible., and in cracks and crevicea. BLHACH malcpR short work of in aiwt pesta guariinttvri asfe for human beings and animals odorless. In Handy Sifter Cans 2ftc up at Drug, wmrrry. .-iprti morns snn lfl frnopw. PRONOUNCED BU'HACK T0DAY and FRIDAY ! First South Sdt Advtntur Romonc Evr Filmad in S9 ! Urn ! I 7LfZ.l -T.. ; IS "",:..bi.- 1 Hunted Men 41 r. II Gangdom leaves the underworld. Invades the home, and casts Its sin ister shadow over an average Amer lean household In "Hunted Men," coming to the Rlalto theatre for to morrow and Saturday only. Lloyd No lan and Mary Carlisle have tho lead ing roles. "Rolling Caravans," starring John Luden, new western cowboy, will play as the added feature. In "Ebb Tide" One of the most powerful romances cf the sen la woven around the love of Ray Mil land and Prances Farmer In "Ebb Tide," the dramatlo motion picture In technicolor which plays at the Roxy theatre today and tomor row only. Oscar Homolka and Lloyd Nolan also have Important roles In tha Robert Louis Stevenson color epic. Too Late to Classify ASK US about the new TRIP-L-DUTY Mash. Irwin Feed Store, 4th and Fir. k Very attractive new bun gnlow; hardwood floors r w w w w throiiRhout, furnace, bedrooms, east side. Also fi a r A A 5 rooms and sleeping n 1 H II il Pch. paved street, x V WWW cellent location. Offer ed at this sacrifice price to close estate. Also 10 acres irrigated alfalfa, rVVll fiood stand, at least three va w cuttings; 12 acres good stand oats and . barley, Irrigated water paid. If you need alfalfa and men, tins is a snap. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Phone 1496 or 1546-R. 1:45-:I.VU:0( TOMORROW & SAT! IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN Y0UI A fnrrehil kilter who would rather sea men die than llva , . , . 1 ftoi-rsr J LI JJ Mmm I 1 1 MARY CARLISLE LLOYO NOLAN Lynne OVERMAN -Sfi MODEL A FORDS 18010301931 Coupe. Tiidora. $edana 85O0 to $185.00. Every Car Ready to Oo. CLAYCOMB MOTOR COMPANY ASHLAND, OREGON. POR BALE John Deere grain bind er, 1 good saddle horse. 1 3-year-old con. b. A. iuurpny, wiuinms, ore, BALANCED TIRE REPAIRING Also tubes, hot water bottlrs. rubber belting, bicycle tires. Repairs guar anteed. O. K. RUBBER WELDING SHOP, next to Severln Electric, No. Riverside. Phone 390. SPEED QUEEN WASHERS and Iron era. Reduction on Spartan Refrig erators, uoon usfd washers and radios at bargain prices. Washer parts for all makes of washer. Special price on wringer rolls for a limited time. Wo have a factory- trained washer service man. PICK S HARDWARE. FOR RENT 5 -room house, furnish ed; refrigerator, washing machine. 450 Haven. FOR SALE! Furniture, miscellaneous articles. This week only. 801 Haven. WANTED To rent 5 or fl-room house. Must be nice; 3 adults. Permanent. Phone 329 or 1124-J. EQUITY In '34 Ford coupe. Trade for livestock or what have you. J. M. Text or t us, Jacksonville. rOR SALE OR TRADE 80 acres. some improvements, near Longvlew, , Wash., for Medford property. P, Burreson, Sams Valley, Ore. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red baby chicks. Sweeney Hatchery, Friday, May 27th. 1934 FORD DeLuxe Tudor Sedan; ma roon finish; 6-ply tires; $225. Terms. No trade. 025 "i W. Jackson. FOR RENT OR LEASE Furnished house, 103 Crater Lake Ave. MYERS WATER PRESSURE SYSTEMS Reasonably priced; Installation guaranteed. Pumping systems over hauled. Plumbing contracting. We ean save you money. Special price on General Paints, pemco Electric Fence Regulators. PICK'S HARDWARE. FOR SALE $70 wood range for 35; 2-tone green enamel. John Clark, Central Point. FOR SALE Wood range; green and cream enam); $75 range for $35, Geo. Holly. 334 Chestnut. WANTED Children to care for. Phone 824-J. FOR SALE, PIGS Weanors, feeders, stockers, at Del Rio Orchards, Gold Hill. FOR SALE, SACRIFICE 1038 Hudson coupe; looks and runs like new. See owner at Valley Fuel Co. WANTED Single ranch hand. Herb Jlrschele, Sams Valley, near store. TRUCKS FOR HIRE New low rates on furniture moving and storage, Local and long distance hauling. P, E. Samson Co., Phone 833. ELECTRIC refrlgeratora reflnlshed like new. Ml to hell Auto Beauty Shop. New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth No longer need you feel uncom fortable wearing false teeth. Fns teeth, a greatly Improved powder, sprinkled on your plates holds them tignt ana comfortable. No gummy. pasty taste or feeling. Dnodorlzes. Oet Fasteeth at your druggist, Three sizes. HERE'S MOWER - ll rce.- ft 'rVt .: T'V .'-D- aA M 1 M MM John Deere RAKES One trip across the field on the John Deere will convince you that here 'a a big difference in sulky rakes. Let ui help you solve YOUR raking problems I EDe Laval Magnetic The WORLD'S BEST MILKER HUBBARD -WR WE CARRY complete line of hay and stock salt. lr win Feed Store, 4th and Fir. BERRY CUPS and berry crates at new low prices. See us before you buy. Phone 833. P. E. Samson Co. EGO KINO Laying Mash. Si 85 ew. Irwin Feed Store, 4th and Fir. SEED POTATOES to let out on crop share basis. Davis Feed Store, 127 N. Riverside. DRIVING to Detroit soon, ean take one passenger, share expenses. Box 1980, Tribune. FURNITURE reupholstnrlng and re-J pairing, pnone ubu-k, corner wa bash and Rldgiway. FOR RENT Furnished apartment; Frlgldalre, garnge. Adults. 221 No. Holly. FOR SALE LOGGING EQUIPMENT 1930 WHITE Truck. Heavy duty with heavy duty trailer. This Is an ex cellent outfit for private roads. Will haul from 3.000 to 6.000 ft. Plenty of extra tires, all In good shape. For sale at a very reasonable price. Will accept trade-In. 1935 STUDEBAKER Truck, !n very fine condition. Motor and tires are A-l. Ready to go on the Job.... eft 85 BE ALL LOOOINO TRAILER In the best of condition. Only one year old. Will do the work of a brand new trailer 1480 WALTER W. ABBEY, INC. Used Car Lot across from new building, eth and Bnrtlett, OPEN SUNDAYS. OVER THE HOLIDAY WEEK END ENJOY The "FOOD WITHOUT A FAULT" DELICIOUS jrf j A HORSE lift XftF.ttVy SNIDEB'8 fM DAIRY AND KSSZS0 PRODUCE 00. That's EFFICIENT! J i ' . '-. 193d FORD Pickup; good mechanical condition. Priced to eell quick, on low easy terms. Two to choose from, PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. PIANO CLEARANCE SALE Wa are closing out our entire stock of fine used pianos at unheard of low prices. If you want a piano, don't fall to see these good buys. Best used pianos of well known makes In southern Oregon as low as 115. Small down payment, easy terms. Sale starts Saturday, May 26. Hawley Transfer, 118 No. River lde. See The New FRiGIDAIRE With The Silent Meter Miser PRICES A3 LOW AS $124.50 LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. 309 East Main Phone 42 T ICE CREAM Young and eld will light In tha smooth tn. tura, In the cool, freshing goodness or this finest of Ire Cream . ' Be sure that you ask for "HNinriW to be' suns TUB BEST! - DRAWN CUT MORE HAY With The JOHN DEERE NUMBER 4 THIS simple, lljht-pulllnf John Deere No. 4 Mower Is ball, for est yeara of heaey duty mowing. Quality throughout. It gets lis smooth, quieter running and long life from linlanced, en closed gears and automatic oiling of all main operating parts, and from highest grade roller, ball and bronu hearings where the load la hairiest. Leather - encased oil seals. Strong, onu-plece axle, Easy, accurate adjustability of bar and knife. High, easy foot and hand lifts. Automatic pitman, 4ft, 5, S and 7 foot sue. SPEEDYl EASY! ECONOMICAL! Here Is the economical solu tion to one of YOUR dairy Ing problems . . Tedlons hand methods are ellmlnao ed, farm wort speeded up, thorough mining Job la done with CLEAN milk as snredl AY GO. TELEPHONE 1100 29 NORTH BIVERSIDE