Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 17, 1938, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextHfEPFOTO MAIL TRTRTTSfE, MEDFORD, 'OfREflpy. FRTDAY. .TUNE 17, 1033, TA(JB ELEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL On Business Walter Llpes of Gold i Hill transacted business In this city thto morning. ! i Prom Portland Ray Qossett, cora- mandar of Portland post No. of tne American Legion, was a Medford bual nM Tlsltor tne fore part of the week, Ora&a Fire The fire departments chemical crew was called early lost, night to put out a grass fire on Siski you Heights. No damage was done. Back to Hospital Elmer Canary 84, a mental patient who escaped from the Rose burg Veterans' hospital Monday and was arrested by city police yesterday, was to be returned to the Institution by one of Its of ficial today. Bay City Guest Donald A. Still, manager of Pacific coast offices if public relations department for Gen eral Motors corporation, In San Fran- elaco. Is In Medford attending tha Oregon Newspaper Publishers conven tion. Bowerman Here Dan Bo warm an, United Press foreign editor at Sa Francisco, arrived In Medford last eenlng to atWnd the Oregon News paper Publishers asoclatlon conven tion being held here. Mr. Bowerman is a former resident of Medford and a former employe of the Mall Tribune. To Nominate Nominations of officers for the coming year will oc cupy local Legionnaires at their regu lar semi-monthly business meeting next Tuesday night. A complete re port of the Beaver Boya state com mittee will be heard and plans for the state and national American Le gion conventions will be d If cussed . A meeting of the executive committee will precede the usual Legton session and Commander Don Newbury urf?es all members to be present at 1 p. m. Attorney Returns Frank P. Fnr rell, Medford attorney, returned by train this morning from Portland where he spent a day transacting business. ' Visits Hero Allen Rogers arrived In Medford recently from San Fran cisco and will spend the summer months visiting his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mra. W. C. Deger neas of CarglU Court. Cuba Meet Boy Scout cub pack No. 1 will hold an outdoor achieve ment council at Jackson Hot Spring this evening at 0:30. A welnte roait and swimming will be offered. Par ents and any others interested are Invited to attend. To Tournament Lei and Clark of 018 Dakota street, accompanied by his brother Marvin of Grants Pass, left yesterday for Portland where thev will spend several days on business. Leland Clark will enter the Pacific northwest golf tournament In Port land Sunday. Building Permits Scott Davis, agent, applied at the city building inspector's office yesterday for a per mit to Install a stucco front on a business building at 30-34 North Cen tral avenue at a stated cost of 9500. Ralph W. Terrell of 425 4 South Oak dnle avenue applied for a permit to reshlngle a house at a stated cost of $30. Drunks to Work Bufford Child ers, 31. of Talent and Nye Matthews, 30, of Eagle Point were each fined $10 In city court .this morning on charges of drunkenness. Unable to pay their fines, the men will be put to work on city streets to square the assessments. City Judge Allen D Curry stated. They were arrested by city police laat night at a local boer parlor. TODAY ONLY SHOWS TONIGHT 7:00-9:15 IN PEE1SON. &IMt FROM THE PARADISE OF THE PACIFIC! "Bell's Original turn m Featuring ROBERT BELL (Himself) Hawaii's Greatest Entertainer HONOLULU CITY TRIO NEKI LA MAKA Wiikiki'i BtKh Qihi ! DiKin Princess TEIHE KAHI Hmiiu fbaast Diuiri ALOHA LAM I Hwiii'i Unit Inch! Miitts WAIKIKI BEACH STEEL OUITAH BAND On,the SCREEN SALLY BLANE LLOYD HVGHES in "NUMBERED WOMAN" with 3. Farrell MacDonald 5 wam LOVE DANCES Vi5 "OieKANI LOKlgj! B Newest Island fa SVerslon of the A , l I Adults . 40c J Kiddies - 10c Legion Editor Here Jerry Owen of Salem, secretary of the World war veterans state aid commission, arrived here yesterday on one of his periodic business visits to southern Oregon. While here he will take in the O.N.P.A. convention, having long been Identi fied, with the newspaper business. Mr. Owen it editor of the Oregon Legionnaire, oldest and largest Amer ican Legion publication In the United States. Children Visit At Elliott Home Mr. and Mrs. enarles Elliott have as their bouse guests at their home on King street, Mra. Elliott's niece end nephew. Beverly and Donald Brooka of Oresham, Ore. The children expect to visit here about two months. . 1 Eagle Point Roxy Saturday S EAGLE POINT. June 17. (Spl.) Several from Eagle Point and vicinity are attending State Orange conven tion being held this week In Klamath Falls, among whom are: Mrs. Beat rice Gal breath, delegate from Eagle Point, her mother. Mrs. s. N. Emi son, and Mra. Millie Tlngleaf. Oth ers going over Thursday for the day were Mrs. Roy Stanley, Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy, Mrs. Amy Brown, Mrs. NeTiie Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Al Mtttelsaedt, and Claus Charley, master of the Lake Creek Grange. A crew has almost completed oiling the road along Butte creek for three miles east. Six of the road oiling crew are boarding with Mrs. Roy Smith. Mra. Lizzie Perry. Mrs. Ruby Young. Mrs. Ethel Coy, Mrs. Jack Grow. Mrs. Scott Boyer, Mrs. Stella Haley and Mrs. Beryl Hickson spent Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mabel Harnish, It being Mrs. Harnish 'a birthday. She received several nice gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ash pole and son. Donald, drove to Medford Vednesday evening to call on Roy's mother, Mrs. Adeline A ah pole. Reports are that coyotes nave kill ed a number of sheep on Little Butte creek lately. W. H. Young, cashier of the First State bank of Eagle Point, and fam ily spent last week end at 6unset-on-the -Rogue. Frank Sparks of Medford Is spend ing this week with David Hannaford of this place. Frank Nygren. Lake Creek farmer, was tra n sac ting busl nesa Th ursday morning In Eagle Point. Other business callers here Thurs day morning fere R. E. Peck and Frank Kllngle of Lake Creek, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Stowell of the Long Moun tain district, and Mrs. Medford C. Pitman of Derby. Miss Joan Holmes, Miss Mary Har nish. Herbert Prultt and Lawrence Osterbout returned Friday from Cor vallls, where they attended 4-H sum mer school. Howard Prultt, who recently pur chased part of the Clancy Rankin ranch in the Long Mountain district, was trading In Eagle Point last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walker are erecting a new house on the lot they recently purchased between the Ash pole hardware store and the railroad track. C. L. Robinson of Ross lane. Mod ford, has the' contract and Is putting up the hay for Brown brothers on their ranch on the desert north of Eagle Point. Miss Margie Nichols, Miss Helen Jamison and Mrs. Eva Nichols drove to Ran chert a last Wednesday and spent the day with Mrs. Frank Far- low. Mrs. M. Barr returned to Eagle Point last Tuesday from a month's stay at Col lfornla-on-the-Rogue. Charles Starrett and a rustler mix it up in "Outlaws Of The Prairie," coming to the Roxy theatre for Sat urday only.. Donald Grayson, singing cowboy, and Iris Meredith have sup porting roles with the star. Episode 6 of . the aerial, "Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars," Is scheduled on the same bill. Butte Falls Coming to Rialto Sunday J1 , Benares, India, Is the most sacred city of tlie Hindoos. ' niiaeisM ii win mmmmmumm ii COATS and SUITS $19.75 Values.:.,.... NOW $9.95 $22.75 Values . ...-.. .NOW $11.50 $24.75 Values. NOW $12.50 $29.75 Values. , .NOW $14.95 , $39.75 Values. NOW $19.95 DRESSES 1 Group of Dresses to $10.95. Now ,. . .$3.00 1 Group of Dresses to $19.75. Now: . $5.00 1 Group of Dresses to $24.75. Now . .$7.50 Many Other Dresses Included STREET, AFTERNOON and FORMALS I OFF 50 HATS Values to $5.95. Now All other Hats Greatly Beduced 1 JACQUE LENOX 303 East Main BUTTE FALLS, June 17. (Spl.) I Mrs. Chas. Pattern Is enjoying a week or two at Newport. Mrs. Howard Stucky Is here visit-1 Ing her mother, Mrs. Margaret Pat ton, this week. Mr. Starkey Is ex pected SaUtrdey night. They plan to continue on to Cnltfomla. Mr. i Stucky Is employed by Montgomery Ward & Co. Mrs. Wm. Dunlap was taken to Medford to consult a physician Wed nesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ragsdale and family are moving to Medford from their sa win 111 about eleven miles above Butte FnlKs. Mr. Ragsdale will help hla uncle in the bee business. . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tungate, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ragsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Edmonson and Leola Edmonson and othera from here attended the dance at Lake Creek Saturday night. Marie Abbott, Carol- Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Smith en Joyed the show, "Tom Sawyer ,v Sat urday afternoon . Mrs. Alice Tungate. Thelma Tun gate and Mr. Bltterllng took In a show Sunday evening. Announcements have been received of the marriage of Lois Marie Wright to Mr. Alfred C. Johnson on June 11. Miss Wright Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L, A. Wright, formerly of Butto Falls, who will be remembered by many residents. Mr. and Mrs. Wright are attending the Grange convention at Klamath Falls this week as delegates from the Goshen, Ore., Orange. They both have taught In the ' Butte Falls schools. Their son-in-law, Mr. John son, la an O. S. C. graduate and will be principal of a high school near Eugene thla winter. Two Japanese airmen recently flew two heavy, German-made passenger Unera from Berlin to Tokyo. Stated Communication Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. Ab A. M Friday, June 17. 8;3t p. m L. L. Sanders, W. M. R. B. Sweeney, Secy. aJCiaZd LAST TIMES TOXTTE! . Ferocious beasts and man-eating savages make up but a few of the thrills to be seen in "Man Hunters Of The Caribbean," coming to the Rialto theatre for Sunday and Mon day only. The picture, actually film ed by Explorers Andre Roosevelt and Captain B. Ersklne Loch In the Car ibbean Jungles. Is said to be one of the rarest and strangest pictorial doc uments ever to be recorded on cellu loid. Filmed at the cost of several human Uvea and a small fortune to equip the expedition, "Man Hunters Of The Caribbean" promises to give thrill seekers their fill In adventure. "Crashing Thru Danger," co-starring Sally Blsne and Gulnn (Big Boy) Williams, will play as the added feature with the adventure film. Holly Stage Hawaiian music and' dancing are two of the biggest attractions of Bell's "Hawaiian Follies," playing to day only In person on the stage of the Holly theatre. "Numbered Woman." featuring Sally Blane, U the screen attraction. "Three Comrades" Craterian Sunday Buddies In war and after wnr. Franchot Tone, Robert Young and Robert Taylor are the "Three Com rades' of Erich Maria Remarque's stirring drama of port-war romnnce and rehabilitation, which comes to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three-day showing. Margaret Sullavan Is the girl. Tho story describes the experiences of the three comrades as they return from the front to face an uncertain future together In a country gripped by internal disturbances. Anhwel province, China. Is such ex cellent rloe-growlng country that when a good crop is obtained It Is sufficient to last the population for five years. Too Late to Classify FISHERMEN Buy 11 new mitbourd motor at cleanup prloea: 9, 4, 8-h.p. motors. Builders buy 6" rustic skiing. 4" flooring. rouRh lumber, cheap 3x4s. New low prices of cedar shlnglca wnlle tney last. At Ovelman's Jacksonville. Hwy. SEND soma of our large BIND CHER RIES to your friends; 10 and 20-lb boxes, Backed and ready to ship 1 and 2. 848 East Oth. Phone 1745-J. 3 ACRES fine gardon soil, modern 5- sge and woodshed; lots of flowcts and family fruit; M000. Very good term,. TnnM ! !rrt1 .nrf niiln peddnlry ranch. A good buy at FOWLER REALTY CO. 44 N. Riverside.. FOR RENT 3-room newly decorated apt., furnished, lights and water paid. 2l watty. PLYMOUTH DrLtuw Coupe for sale Cabin No. 4, Talent Auto Camp. FOR SALE Drag-saw. 1037 Wlllvs de luxe sedan; low mile. age; at only MBS mlkrage: at only....-.- . 405 1030 Model A Plokup. 1935 Long wheclbase Chev. truck. Harley Motorcycle. MEAD'S USED CAR LOT 5th and Apple. FOR RENT Furnished home. 9 bedi, electrle range, ,33.50; close In. Key 618 East Main. FOR SALE Ouernsey bull, 16 months. R. I. Levander, Dark Hol low road. TAKEN UP At my place one mile northeast of Talent. Ore., on Guern sey heifer and one Holsteln heifer. Xvan Olson. FOR SALE W. Main. Rare Chinese rues. 1601 ATTRACTIVELY furnished apartment All electrical appliances; private bath. 905 west 10th. WANTED Ride to Portland, share expenses. Jack Logan, Stewart Ave., Orchard Home Drive. I COMING SUNDAY 3 DAYS ONLY a .'.'S ay-""-- r"i aMW".r-ra ' WOM iw I I L ad'JtL II 1 Jf If 9t1fe- 'jr it Ti - I i v- "ifiz s mi SATURDAY ONLY! Show, sat. 1-3-7-0 DYNAMITE IN HIS FISTS! Plus TREE-MEN OF MARS EPISODE 6 IARRY"B!JSTER"CRABBE Sunday . Mondsy Tuesday Tl SWtrtST STORY t J iHIRLBY CARHRIi csba".- M liltrf til ilai'iWaSalir JU. V. 1.7 " Four Great Stars ... In a Smashing Dramatio Masterpiece . . . True Life From the Best - Selling Novel hy Erioh Maria Remarque I TAYLOR SULLAVAN TONE-YOUNG T Pre.ne sat. Site Kod La Roqite 'International Crime' GUY KIBBEE LIONEL ATWILL -HENRY HULL It Positively Ends Tomorrow Night! Gary Cooper in "The Adventures of Marco Polo" WANTED Puckers to register 8at urday, Monday and Tuesday, for coming season. Rotue River Or- enaraa co.. Nortn central. DRIVINO to 6nn Francisco, leaving Saturday morning. Tntta a or 3 passengers. Share expenses, 823 West 10th. FOR SALE In Siskiyou Memorial park, lota 3 and 3 In cctton 83; lota 1 and 2 In aectlon 93, 4ft each. Phone 871-Y. THE trailer houM season la here. e the fully equipped house trailer, at a bnrgain. at Dally Auto Painting. w bo. uanieii. EX-SERVICE MAN, down and out needs work badly. P. O. Box 637, Medford, Ore. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS Roofing Paper and Corrugated Iron, less than mall order prices. Barbed Wire Fencing. Wire Oct eon and Chicken Netting, big stock, Kelvlnator Refrigerator, M960. Paints, all coloxa, Inside and outside, 11.35 gallon. Tents and Tarpaulins, largo assort ment of new and used. Pump, all sires; Cable. Bettlcg, Put leys and Lop Ing Supplies, Canvas Cots, II each, 100 Wool Army Blankets, It each, 60,000 ft. Second-hand Pipe at spe- clal prloea. Fire Hose and Garden Hose, big sup piy. Used Washing Machines at reduced prices. New shipment of Shoes and Boots, priced from 28c and up. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB 27 N. Orape St. Phone 1063. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 3 rooms and bath, garage. 810 S. Oakdale. FREE HOUSE PLANS. FREE Architect's Blue Prints. - FREE Long term loan serrloa. (For a limited time only.) Sea ua before planning building. Save money get quality aervlca. A PIONEER YARD Since 1908. At 3rd and Fir Sts. THE MEDFORD LUMBER CO., INO, FOR SALE 8-year-old Ouernsey bull: good Individual Langwater breed ing, grandson of Langwater Pharo and Langwater Lively that made 895 lbs. fat: his dam made 643 lbs. fat at 2 years old; her dam made 728 lbs. fat. Cows are sold; no uae for him. Have 16 heifers of his to show. E. W. Frazler, Rt. 3, Leonard road, Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Cabin at Shany Cove, partly furnished: lights, water, toi let, shower. Priced right. M. M. Snider. 16 N Orange St. PIE CHERRIES, 3c lb. Hanlln. Jack sonville Hwy. and Perrydale Ave. FOR SALE 160 acres near Butt Falls. Ideal for stock; partly fenced, lots of timber; house, barn, springs, 300 cords wood cut, ready for mar kot. Will nell with wood. Without wood, 81250. Inquire 624 Pearl, Medford. FRYERS Bnrred Rocks, milk and grain fattened Phone 1777-J, last Bouse left side Lozler Lane. DANCE At The OASIS SPRINa FLOOR Saturday, June 18 Musio by Murphey'a Orchestra FRYERS Sweeney Hatchery. Dress- ( ea oy oraer only, rnone 4bb-ij. FOR SALS Or trade for work horse, saddle mare, weight 1200. 8 mt:es west oi Ruch. See Ray Offfn-baehor. Follow the Crowd TO THE ORIENTAL GARDENS DANCE SAT. NITE One Admission Men 40c: Ladles 20c. Both halls Ml 7:00-9:30 I IrJaialJriayldlls, Kld1'" 1 100 Braving A Thousand Deaths For Romance! Motors roaring '. . struts screaming ... he looms thru the sky on his most exciting adventure ... I I iiZ sat fiy; j ; i j f FEATURES yfljtfP -Plus Hill II i n . Sweep through the bad lands with Uncle Sam's Free Rangers . . . and hear Sob Baker sing! oft IDE with msm Shows at. l:4S-3:SO-:O0-9:l Mau-30o Eis-40 Klddlts-10c j X Sun&Mon rrora the death-infested Jungles of Cen tral America come the greatest tra adrentnre ever filmed MAN-EATINO SAVAGES PEATH-DrALINO REPTILES JUl Ci on display in front of the theatre 2nd Feature Hit "Crashing Thru Danger' 3"