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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1938)
rEDFCVRD MAIL TRTBUKE. MTTDFOTtPi OftEflpy, FRIDAY. JULY 15, 1933. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and On Vacation Lieut. Alonzo Dunn of the state police left hla duties yesterday to enjoy a peek's vacation. On BnslneM W. A. Snider of A&hland made a buMnesa trip to this city yesterday. Ashland Caller Harry Prentice of 517 Newtown street transacted business In Ashland Wednesday. Baric by Plane Jack Spalding, jales manager of Southern Oregon Sales, Inc., returned from Seattle on the United airliner last night Court Citation Delbert A. Cof fin. 38, of Route 4 was cited by state police yesterday to appear in Justice court July 18 on a charge of viola tion of the basics traffic rule. ' Repair Boof Otto Jeldncss of 30 South Front street applied at the city building inspector's office yes .terday .for a permit to repair a roof at a stated cost of S100. Visitors Here Mrs. Ed L, Peet of Pasadena and Mrs. Helen Williams and daughter of Bakewrfleld. Cal., are visitors at the A. E. Brock way. and Ira O. Jones residence on Stewart avenue this week. Visits DauRhter Mrs. B. Peder son of Ashland spent Wednesday here visiting her daughter. Miss Lucille Pederson, who recently moved here from Ashland and now operates the East Side Beauty shop In this city. ' Minor Accident P. H. Oohrlng of Cleveland. O., and A. P. Lewis of Route 4 drove automobiles Involved In a slight mishap on the Pacific highway three miles south of Med ford, Wednesday afternoon, a city police report said today. Here for Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller of Sacramento,. Cel., and Mrs. H. C. Brett of Santa Bar bara, Cel., arrived Wednesday to at tend the funeral today of WlHlam L, Miller, father of Kanneth Miller and Mrs. Brett, who passed away Wed 7 nesday. To Register All members of Jack son County Recreation club are ask ed to register at once for the week end camp as registrations will close In a few days. Members may register by calling the home demonstration agent's office. 243, or Mrs. Olive Ployd, 1372-J. To Test Timber Theodore Knchln and Eric Anderson, members of the staff of the Pacific northwest forest experimental station In Portland, to day went to the white pine stand In the Rogue River national forest above Union Creek to procure timber samples. They were accompanied by H. C. Obye, assistant supervisor. The white pine samples will be sent to the forest products laboratory at Madison, Wis., to determine whether lumber made from white plno In this locality Is as good as that made from the white pine of Idaho, considered the country's best. The white pine from here will be tested particularly for Its texture and specific gravity, headquarters stated. ; New Stamps Two new postage stamps were on sale today at the Medford postofflce. One was a four cent stamp bearing the likeness of James Madison. The other was a three-cent stamp commemorating the tercentenary anniversary of the first j colony of Swedish and Finnish set-1 tiers In America. Central design of the stamp Is a reproduction of a j painting by Stanley M. Arthurs, de-i plctlng the landing of the colonists! near Wilmington, Del. Another new tamp recently issued by the post office department commemorates the 160th anniversary of the ratification of the United States constitution. This stamp Is said to be In great demsnd and It has not yet been received at the Medford postofflce. Central design of the stamp Is a reproduction of a colonial court house with two horsemen In the fore ground, one mounting and the other galloping away to convey the news of the constitution ratification. JSZli-v T, OLD Mr'bo'sTON SAYSt "" ' ' WW ) I Blend 17 Rare Flavors t & iL fiW Ah-h,thafi became lac- Then uit as a great maestro blends . f '! it Ji'ixCtl '' 3mji$L' . A taally use not 1 or 2, but his music into a 0owfng symphony.. .so 1 1 t4 -iy. tTA- Yri rr Mavort from do I skillfully mergt these rare iogre . -f fSziFAjr 3 I . 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WJAif Juniper berries, orris root, grains of paradise JLTftBOSTnT f '' te- 75Vi sb w xx nd mace "e among the insredicn, that Nm ' "IOll V Jmjk I contribute to iu matchless delicacy of taste. r"! CJ '1 IV OLD Mr. BOSTON lt o s-m-o-o-t-h Is my Dry Gio, trmlemen, diet yon can sip DISTILLED DRY GIN LfiPSI H h Rrai(htl And in mr Tom Coll in, it', a marrrl of Telrtty wrm tmi t famous iuvm nMmntirrs a"131 '1 rereUtioo in refreshing fflfoyiufnt Kjjgp Bn-!iirt tv. t, j I Vijtilitd from 100 grin ntnlrat iftiriti-90 Proof Bofle. M.u. i'.ivivivi.t.Vv:.iviitiiii.-i-Jg PERSONAL Airport Arrlvel Mrs. Nlon Tucker of San Francisco arrived on the noon United Malnllner at Medford munic ipal airport and was taken Imme diately to her summer home, "Rogue's Roost" on the Rogue river. Hamilton! Here The Rev. Father and Mrs. William B. Hamilton, ac companied by their daughter, Mrs. Natalie Anderson and her son Bobby, motored to Medford today from Treka, Cal., and visited their son, W. B. Hamilton and his family here. Father Hamilton was formerly rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church In this city. Here from Illinois Mr. and Mrs. William Lavender and daughtet Helen and the Misses Bess and Grace Noft sker of Rock Island, HI., are guests of Mrs. M. T. Edwards. The Illinois party arrived from the south Wed nesday In the course of a vacation tour which will Include many of the scenic .spots of the west. Mr. Lav ender, who is a writer and speaker, Is known as the "Hoosier Poet." Asked to Dedication Medford post of the American Legion was today In receipt of an official Invitation to attend the dedication of the new hall of Reedsport post 63, Saturday, July 33. The program Includes dedi cation ceremonies at S p. m , a ban quet and dancing and entertainment at 0. Members of the Medford post planning to attend are asked to get in touch with Adjutant Horace L. Bromley before July 30. Boy Makes Plight Christopher Williams, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Williams of Houston road, was a lone passenger ooardlng the early morning northbound United airliner today. He was bound for Portland whence he was to continue to Neahkahnle beach where he will spend a month as vacation guest of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jamleson Parker. It was Chrlstophei's first airplane trip and he was thrilled with the thought of riding n a big modern transport plane, especially In view of the fact that he was per mitted to make the flight by him self. Boy Scout Hurt George Bryant, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Bryant of 1313 Reddy avenue, was brought to Community hospital last night for treatment of head Injuries sustained when he slipped In the snow on the side of Mt. Pitt yester day afternoon while on a trail hike with other Boy Scouts from the sum mer camp at Lake of the Woods. Attending physician said today the youth was not seriously Injured. One eye was black and blue and he suf fered lacerations of the head, the doctor stated. George was carried to the scout camp on a stretcher and brought to Medford by Tom Em mons, scout camp medical advisor. To Parade William Peck, man ager, today Issued a call to the drill team of Crater Lake aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, to assemble In uni form at the Medford armory at 6:16 tomorrow evening to take part In the Moose convention parade at 6:30. Mr. Peck asked that all members report punctually at 6:16. A letter received by Mr. Peck today fvom the Portland aerie highly prased Med ford's drill team. The Portland team won first place In drill competition at the recent state convention in Klamath Palls but the letter from the upstate lodge confessed ''bat the winner was hard pressed by the Med ford contestants. "The Medford team offered us the stlffest competition we have encountered slnco 1931," the letter from the Portland aerie said. . Card of Thanks. We wish to sincerely thank all those friends and neighbors for their kindness and assistance during our recent bereavement. Wife, Daughter and Relatives of Frank Mitchell Family. , Translated from the Spanish, here la what the names of some Hew Mexico poa toff Ices mean: Louse Egg, Ply Trap, Bib Head, Rib, Onion, Chicken and Mouse. Galaxy of Stars r X L. i Wi La v& Jfw n Joel McCrea and Loretta Young, David Nlven and Marjorle Weaver, Stuart Erwln and Pauline Moore three twosomes whose romantic ad ventures enliven the breezy comedy hit, "Three Blind Mice', coming to the Craterlan theatre Sunday for a three day run. A fast and furious pursuit of marital happiness (lnclud ng money and lots of It) has "Three Blind Mice" portrayed by three plsters who leave their Kansas chicken farm In search of romance. Roxy Thriller Charles St arret t Is a mint shed by two gunmen In this scene from his newest Western, "Cattle Raiders." which comes to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow only. Iris Meredith and singing Donald Grayson play oppo site the cowboy star. Episode 10 of the Larry Crabbe serial, "Fltuii Gordon's Trip to Mars" Is also on the same prcgram. WARS and talk of war have heightened the Interest of Scott P. Squyres (above), Oklahoma City, national commander, of Veterans of Foreign Wars, in history-making events. , Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p m. in Coming Show A special attraction on the same program will be the newest edition of the March of Time, a complete behind-the-scenes film narrative on American medicine, "Men of Medi cine: 1938." On Sunday afternoon, at 3:30, for the one showing only, 200 talented youngsters of southern Oregon and northern California all members of the Junior Musicians of America will be presented In concert on the stage. There will be no raise In ad mission prices. . BIRTHS Born at Sacred Heart hospital yes terday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Hamner of Gold Hill, a baby girl weighing 6 pounds, 6 ounces. Mother and child are doing nicely, -Born to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bax ter of Gold Hill at Sacred Heart hos pital this morning, a baby girl weigh ing fl pounds, 15 ounces. Mother and daughter are reported progressing splendidly. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Service station and grocery, 603 South Riverside. GRAIN SACKS, 8c and 4c each; also sacking and binding twine. Med ford Bargain House, 37-31 North Grape. Phone 1063. ATTRACTIVE SMALL HOME This well-built attractive home, lo cated on West Main. Has mrae liv ing room and dining room with nnrawooa noors ana iirepiace, Kit chen, 3 bedrooms, bath and laun dry tubs: deep lot. . Very attrac tively priced. MARK A. GOLDY, INO. Formerly Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc. 100 E. Main St. Phone 738. WATERMELONS Extra fancy Klon dike, green or strLped. Delivered free any place in town, 3c lb. Riverside Market, Phone 3&B. FOR RENT 4 -room partly furnish ed house. Thomas road, across from Dark's Grocery. FOR SALE Inernatlonal truck, L. W. base, dual wheels, or trade for pickup or grain. Flnley Imp. Co., Central Point. GRADE A fresh milk cows, also springers. Adolph Schuls. Beagle, Ore on MeoUows road. $60 DOWN will handle 7-room mod ern house and 3 acres. Tel. 453-R-3. FOR SALE 3 good cornets with case, 5 and $6.50. 701 No. Riverside. IT'S FISHING TIME NOW! If 'U' want good tackle at low prices It might pay 'U' to try Cllff'c Sport Shoj at 317 North Riverside, BOARD and ROOM, a day, at 716 E. Main. WANTED Girl for general house work. Go home-nights. Cull after 6:30 p. m., 331 West 0th St. FOR RENT Apartment, fully fur nished. Adults only. 344 S. Grape. FOR RENT fi-room furnished home, Phone 35B-R-1. FOR SALE Cooking and eating apples. Phone 468-R-3. "Treasure Island" Jackie Cooper and Wallace Beery return' to the Rttlto theatre In their greatest co-starring triumph, Robert Louis Stevenson's Immortal "Treasure Island", which Is being brought back to the Rial to by popular demand for a two day showing starting Sunday. Beery Is seen In the role of Long John Stiver and Cooper plays the boy ad SACRIFICE BALE -Leaving for Nebt . must sell acrra(te located between Medford and Central Point. 3 acres, dandy 4 -room house, wood houae. chicken house and barn; all out buildings floored; house rcflntshed Inside and out; best of soli, fenced; good well. All for ,1187.50. 6ce own er for a few days at 723 McAndrews road. The bargain of this valley. ABBEY'S CHEAPIE3 Terms as low as $11 down, $3.60 per week. '29 Pontlac Sedan ..$05 '30 Hudson Sedan - - 95 26 Bulck Sedan 6 '28 Nasli Sedan .......... 65 31 Bulck 1 -. 35 28 Chevrolet Coach 55 WALTER W. ABBEY, INC. Used Car Lot across from new Bldg.. 0th and Bartlett. WANTED One 600 to 1000-gallon storage tank. L. J. Beaufalt. Trail, Ore. MEFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Another shipment of No. 1 Pcd Cedar Shingles. Oet our prices. New Qarden Hooe,'60 feet for $2.20. Lawn mowers and Qarden Tools at reduced prices. Canvas Cots for $1.00)' Army Blanket for 81.00 up. Large stock of tents and tarpaulins, new and used. Complete camping outfit. 10,000 feet black heavy standard 3-ln. used pipe; 100,000 feet new and used pipe from -inch to 4-lnch. Large quantity of Canvaa Hose and Suction Hose and fire protection tools and equipment. Paint, all colors, at $135 per gallon. Septic Tanks, Hot Water Tanks at greatly reduced prices, also plumb ing sundries. We have more Shoes and Boots from 25 cents up. Cable. Belting. Pulleys, Bozinga and logging supplies. Corrugated Iron, Roofing and Build ing Paper. Another ahlpment received of Barb Wire and Fencing. REAL BARGAINS CAN BE HAD IN SPECIALS MENTIONED ABOVE AS WELL AS IN MERCHANDISE CAR RIED IN STOCK SUITABLE FOR THE HOUSEHOLD, THE FARMt THE MECHANIC, THE MILL AND THE MAN ON VACATION. MEFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-31 North Grape St. Phone 1062. l:4V7:00-B:ltV Exotic Jungle life and romance nothing like It e?er before don't miss It I P)u "Frontier Town" X SUNDAY & MONDAY A Great Sea Adventure Comes to Thrilling Life Again! Back by pop alar demand .. Robert Loll li Steve nnon's action packed torjr of . the seven seas , 1 aft Lao , Plus the storr behind the building of Moul der Dam! "CONQUERING' COLORADO" M m0 Return Showing venturer, Jim Hawkins. Other mem bers of the pirate crew are Lionel Barrymore as Billy ttone. Otto Kru ger as Doctor Llvesey, Ltwls Stone as Captain Smollett &nd Charles "Chic" Sale as comical Ben Gunn. "Conquering the Colorado," the story of the building of Boulder Dam, will play as the added attraction with the Stevenson adventure. 3 FURNISHED housekeeptne. rooms, $12 per month. 323 Kenr.et St.. back of Berrydale Second Hand Store. 10 ACRES, Irrigated, mostly bottom land: 2 A. berries, fine garden; dwelling, barn, chicken house all new; furniture, stook and farming equipment, $2000. Terms. BLOOD & QOPP, 122 No. Central SUBURBAN MODERN HOUSE A - a 'A acres, fumlly orch SlHnll ard berries. 5 -room " 1 WVW house, plastered; wood shed, chicken house, good road; Irrigated. Only 9500 down, bal ance like rent, MARK A. GOLDY, INO. Formerly Chnrlee A. Wing Agency. Inc. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728. TRADE OB 8 ELI; Old model boat motor, Icebox, saddle, boat, camp chairs, beds, axos, shovels, vacuum cleaner, ete. 317 North Riverside. Here are two genuine Skinner Bargains ON THE BARLETT ST. LOT 1030 Terrapin ne Custom Couim with nlcfl finish, nearly new tires and a grand motor, books lor 5io Skinner's regular price... 9485 ON THE RIVERSIDE LOT 1036 Chevrolet 3 -door Sedan, orlg Inal black finish, valve-ln-head motor, San Toy seat covers, good tires. Another Skinner value ....$395 SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck Cars. G.M.O. Truck. ENDS TONIC1IITI SATURDAY ONLY! Shows Sat. 1-3-7-9 aHTTHM-nUED SAGA OF THE THHILI-FILLED WEST! Plua THE THREE STOOGES In "GRIPS, ORUNTS GROANS ' CARTOON NEWS ON THE SAME BILL INCENSE OF FORGETFULNESS EPISODE 10 1ARRY"BUSTER" CRABBE "Va-, alltl PHIL REGAN l.roj CARRII.I.O JAMta OLEA an.N GENE Al THY TED LEWIS and BAND Othrrs FOR SALE House and 3 lots. See M. a. Webb, 1308 Baling. 8-ROOM furnished apartment Adults. 40 Quince. FOR ALE OR TRADE S quartz claims on Elliott creek mining dis trict, Siskiyou county, Cal. Suit able for cabin alte also. Will sell cheap for cash or trade for pood car or residence property. Eltalge Gar dens, Midway road. Box to, Rt. a. Phone 4.B3-Y. MUST HAVE tatchlng eggs. We pay SJOC per aaz. and win mate flocks. New Hnmpshtres and Barred Rocks. Brooks Hatchery, Grants Pass. FOR SALE Nice aprlcota. i mile vest Phoenix on Calhoun road. D. R. Sloan. FOR SALE Automatto electric range, uenerai Electric reirlgerator. Estate oil burner with barrels. 53 Penn sylvania. Tel. 946-J. WANTED Body fir or hardwood to trade for tailored olothea. Klelu the Tailor. Upstairs. BETTER USED CARS Hnrrv tmi.h 37 WILLYS DeLuxe Sedan, 0,000 mill.. . AAK 3 graham Sdn, mperiibarmr!.' 845 v i.n&rnubai master sedan. 17.000 ml.: new Royal Master tires, radio. hMt.r ut 38 wn.r.vn n.mnm An. '38 O.M.O. Pickup, heaviduty 486 1 "J. nnrwi ... 30 WILLYS-KNIGHT Sedan. 135 '30 OLDHMOBILE Coupe 135 '30 CHEVROLET Coach 125 39 CHEVROLET Coach 95 Oldamoblle Sales and Service. MEDFORD GARAGE 131 North Bartlett. Died Car Lot, 331 East 8th By Dell's Hamburger Stand. CLOSE IN Located on extremely close-In paved street. This story-and-half 7-room home Is completely furnished; all city a&se&Mnents paid; concrete : foundation, good roof. This house Is Ideal for a modernization pro gram. Priced right, 83350, Includ ing furniture. MARK A. GOLDY, INO. Formerly Charles A. Wing Agency, Ine. 100 E. Main St. Phone 738. FALL cabbage plants, 836 West 13th. Positively Ends Glome IMMUNE CRRRtKl HENRY IfC? i .!"'' a. : : I I HI t f I plus j I SPECIAL ADDED 1 H ATTRACTION 7 Msm wutm I fl No. 11 presenting the sensational . I I "Men of Medicine: 1938" I 1 11 Behind the scenes with your doctor J I . , , team what the great controversy Is now raging among V, S. Doctors II V, ... and how It will affect jou! II Extra 1 Sunday Afternoon Only On the Stage 200 Junior Musicians 200 J Shows l:4J-J:S0-7:0O-U:H Mats-SOc Eves-40e Klddles-loa FOR SALE Large size baby bed with mattress. Good condition. Will trade for wood. 103 Newtown. BAROAINS In new and used etectrlo motors. GAGE MOTOR SERVICE. 30 No. Grape. MILK-FED Plymouth Rock fryers. Jesse Allen, Antelope road. WANTED All union and non-union carpentera and painters In the Rogue River valley and their tarn Hies to attend the big basket lunch plcnle on the upper Applegate grounds near McKee'a, Sunfluy. Julr 17th. Ice cream and coffee free. Swimming and other am.uements. Lunch about 1 o'clock. Come early, stay late. Craftsmen lacking trans portation will please assemble at the A. F. of L. Labor Temple, 319 West Main St., from 0 a. m. to 13 noon, and members having extra, room will drop by and pick them up. DANCE At The OASIS SPRING FLOOR Rogers Silverware Dances SAT., JULY 16 Follow the Crowd TO THE ORIENTAL GARDENS DANCE SAT. NITE One Admission Men 4llrt Ladles Wc. (loth halls Tomorrow I FONDA i For Laffs!.. Love! A Killer - Diller! Three Wise Girls' All They Want Is a Man . . . With a Mil lion Dollars I Vk'i B IARTIBD t II II n 11 V g U II U H I 2LJ QlLtlN9 MUM with DAVID NIVEN STUART ERWIN
