TifEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFOBD. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1938.
PAGE ELEVEN
r
LOCAL and
From Ashland Aubrey Miles of i
A&hland was a visitor In Medford
yesterday morning.
n.
On BUilnws P. 5. Provost of
Afthland transacted business In this
city yesterday morning.
In Klamath Falls Mary 7. Elliot
of Howard avenue, Berrydale, la
spending ten days visiting in Klam
ath Falls.
To Ashland Mrs. Uyle Anderson
of 917 North Central avenue visited
In Ashland Wednesday with her par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. B. B. Balls.
Valley Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lyto
Whltsett of Paclflo Orove, Cal., are
visiting relatives and friends In the
Rogue river valley. Mrs. Whltsett
will be remembered as Blllle Morgan.
On Business P. H. Latham, south
ern Oregon representative of the Otis
Elevator company. Is spending several
days In Medford transacting busi
ness. He Is registered at the Hotel
Medford.
King Here Fred P. King, former
Copco employe here and now pur
chasing agent for the Imperial Can
dy company In Seattle, Is spending
a few days In this city visiting
friends.
Band Vacations Accordion band
members and their director, Mrr.
Harry Prentice, are leaving tonight
and tomorrow for Lake of the Woods
where, they will spend the week-end
at the cabin of Mr. and Mrs. F. F.
Burk. Twenty-four band members
will make the trip.
Special Stop A southbound United
MsJnllner made a special stop at
Medford municipal airport this fore
noon to discharge A. B. Rldgeway
and F. R. Stipe of Portland. The
men registered at the Hotel Medford,
Ordinarily the forenoon Malnllner
files over Medford.
To Coast Mrs. -Lillian B. Walker
who has been employed at Trail, will
leave Sunday on a trip to the coast
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Clem .Flnley. Mrs. Wal
ker ts now vacationing at the home
of her mother, Mrs. G. Jenkins, In
Central Point.
Visits Here Arvella Carbiener of
San Jose. Cal., arrived In Medford
Wednesday to spend a few days wltb
her twin sister. Lucella O'Brien of
Adrlenne's hat department. The two
will leave tomorrow for San Fran
Cisco where Miss O'Brien will attend
the fall and winter fashion markets.
Burned by Steam H. E. Powell of
Central Point was reported today as
recovering satlfactorlly from steal i
burns though the danger of lnfec
tton had not passed. Mr. Powell
was burned last Saturday when he
attempted to fill the radiator of
tractor.
.
.Moving to Portland Mrs. Ellen C
Dalrymple will leave here this week
end for Portland where she will make
her home. For the past two months
Mrs. Dalrymple has been a git est nt
the home of her son, H. B. Dalrymple
of 15 South Peach street. She is
former Medford resident, having Jived
for four years at Katherlne Court.
Back From Hospital Joe E. Wood
of 411 Laurel street, who has been
receiving treatment In the Veteran's
hospital in Portland for the past five
weeks, returned home last night. Mr.
Wood said he felt much better and
was greatly improved In health. He
brought news that Col. E. E. Kelly,
confined In the hospital for several
weeks, Is also showing rapid Improve
ment and expects to return to Med
lord in about two weeks. Mr. Wood
praised the hospital staff for the
excellent care and careful attention
given veterans confined there.
Car Damaged When the driver
fell asleep at the steering wheel whllo
traveling north on South Riverside
venue shortly after 1 o'clock this
morning, a car driven by 'Monroe
Fulta of 242 Beatty street left the
road and crashed Into an electric
light pole opposite 710 South River
side avenue, a city police report shld
today. The machine, a Chevroloi
coach, was considerably damaged
but the driver sustained only a slight
cut above his eye, according to
polios.
Call on Banwell Jay W. McCune,
manager of the traffic department
of the Tacoma, Wash., Chamber of
Commerce, called yesterday on A. H,
Banwell, manager of the Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce. The
two men were once associated In
chamber of commerce work In Ta
ooma and had not seen each other
for years. Mr. McCune was accom
panled by his wife. The visitors
were en route home from a tour that
Included Tosemlte national park and
Lake Tahoe, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Cune planned to see Crater Lake na
tlonal park and the Oregon Caws
after leaving here.
S9e.This Coupon Is Worth
THI-SE PENS WON'T BREAK, LEAK OR BLOT ON SALE DAT ADVERTISED ONLV!
This coupon snd 59c f ntltles bearer to one ot our genuine Remington Indestructible (4 00 Plunger
Plller Sakless Fountain Pens. Visible Ink supply. You see the In.
A Lire TIME GIARANTEE BV MFG. WITH MrH PEN
SIZES FOR LADIES. MEN. BOTS AND GIRLS
Limit 3 sets
to each ad.
T.e new Improred plunger flller-Zlp-One pull It's full. Thla pen holds i00 more Ink th any
ordlnarV fountain pen the market. You can write for montha with one filling! No repairs! No
"veV7lle" no preur. bar. E,ery pen tested and guaranteed to be unbreakable for Me! Latest
pe. color.. Oet your. now. TO. pen flren free U you can buy on. In the city for les. th.n M 00
Also ll pencil, to match above pen. 29c. M.U order-dd 8c.
231 East Mai, STRANG'S DRUG STORE Medford, Ore.
PERSONAL
Tonsils Excised Tonsllectomles
performed at the Osteopathic clinic
Include Robert Waldron of Route 3
this morning and Dorothy Barnum.
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Bar
num of 328 North Oakdale avenue,
yesterday morning. Both are pro
gressing nicely, attendants said. Mrs.
L. A. Frost of Grants Pass was ad
mitted this morning for medical
care.
EF!
E
N MEMBERSHIP SALE
With several days to go In the
Medford member:?.ilp campaign for
this year's Oregon Shakespearean Fes
tival, committee members reported
today that the drive Is already close
to last year's total.
Mrs. H. Chandler Egan. chairman
of the Medford group, received re-
porta from her workers today which
Indicated tr.at before evening last
year's total will have been reached
The drive will continue until nest
Wednesday, with the festival opening
next Friday evening.
The festival is attracting unusual
support this season, Mrs. Egan said.
The four plays, "Hamlet," "Merchant
of Venice." "Taming of the Shrew"
and "Twelfth Nieiit," to be present
ed from August 5 to 13, In Ashland's
Elizabethan theatre, promise to be
the best In the four-year history of
the festival, she declared.
New Medford memberships an
nounced today Included the follow
ing: Mrs. George Haines, Mrs. A. T.
Haines. Sam Colton. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Henderson, Dr. B. R. Elliott, Dr. Le-
Roy C. Jensen, Southern Oregon Gas
corporation, P. L. Asfccraft, Mrs. E. R.
Durno, Mrs. Ben Trowbridge, Mrs,
W. H. Mulrhead, Miss Anna P. Liv
ingston, Robert W. Ruhl, Mrs. Glp-
son Driver, Mrs. Martin Luther. Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Ferry, Seth M. Bullls,
Sr., Lei and Brophy. Miss Bernlce L.
Sears, Robert P. Kyle, Valentine's
cafe and Mr. end Mrs. E. H. Hedrlck.
IN CRATER LAKE
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK
Ore., July 29. (Spl.) A report from
Superintendent E. P. Leevitt's office
Indicates that exceptionally good
catches of rainbow trout and silver-
side salmon have been made in Cra
ter lake during the past week. Tho
catches per hour per fisherman have
been better during the past week
than at any time during the sum
mar. -
On July 21 a party of two fished
three hours, returning with five fish
three rainbows and two allversldis.
The smallest, a sllverslde. tipped the
scales at 1 pounds; the largest,
rainbow, weighed 7,i pounds. On
July 25 a party of four returned
from six hours fishing with 26 fish
ranging in weight from 2 to 5
pounds, the largest being a sllverclde
salmon. Other good catches have
been reported during the week.
The best catches have been ob
tained by trolling with large flashers
in fairly deep water near shore, using
worms for bait.
Rowboats and tackle may be rented
at the foof of the Lake trail. A great
er number of boats are available than
during any previous summer. No
license Is necessary to fish In Crater
lake. The limit Is 12 fish per day
per person.
BAR BACKSTT S.
CLEVELAND. July 39. JP) The
American Bar association's house of
delegates adopted today a resolution
approving the TJ. 8. government's
protests against bombing civilians In
Spain and China.
The association also recorded Its
conviction the principle "that trea
ties must be observed" Is a cardinal
maxim of International law and that
"the full and faithful observance of
covenants among nations Is essential
to preservation of order, peace and
law In International affairs."
Prank J. Hogan. Washington at
torney, was elected president of the
association to succeed Arthur T. Van
derbllt. Thomas B. Oay of Rich
mond, Va, was elected chairman of
the house of delegates, administra
tive and policy-forming body of the
association, to succeed George Mau
rice Morris of Washington. John H.
VmrhpM of filoux Falls. 8. D W8S
I elected treasurer.
ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY- C
10 A. M. to a r. m. urn.
NEW! NEW! COMBINATION PEN AND PENCIL.
VISIBLE INK SI I'PLV. VOL SEE THE INK. ONE
PILL IT S FILL. SPECIAL BSC
Richard Dix In
r"1 !
i
I ; fr. , h-.Hd-w.vb -"refvC:r .t-VX" -w
i wr 4n- iv
x i-
r fftrrirt"-n ri i riraf
An Ingenuous ruse In which a man
poses as a blind person to frustrate
tt'.e efforts of a gang of crooks to
blackmail his sister. Is the dramatic
situation of "Blind Alibi," starring
Richard Dix. with Whitney Bourne
opposite, coming to the Rialto the-
Ginger Rogers
Ginger Rogers dons a bathing suit
to sparkle her newest comedy-romance
In "Having a Wonderful Time"
coming Sunday to the Craterlan
theater for a three-day run. Doug
las Fairbanks, Jr., Is the lucky boy
she meets during a two weeks' vaca
tion trip to a mountain resort.
As a headstrong stenographer who
decides to "throw the works" In a
Skate Cinderella
Because Hollywood movie pro
ducer saw her Ice skating routine In a
newhreel, six-year-old Irene Iare
(above), of St. Paul, found herself In
pictures. And because a "Jury" com
posed of typlral movie fans placed
their approval on her talent, as
shown tn a preview of her flrt pic
ture, she wtll remain In Holly wood
and continue her climb to fame. She
Is shown practicing In Hollwood.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads is 1:30 p m.
S3.41-59C
Price UM
AOer Sale
lumn uuiiuu UH" M.i ..ly iJ fM'iWm J &
'' J! w rf
Rialto Drama
-VL
;u ...
atre for Sunday and Monday. A "see-ing-oye"
dog, played by Ace. the
wonder dog, forms an important part
In the story.
"Romance on the Run," featuring
Donald Woods and Patricia Ellis, will
be the companion feature on the
twin bill.
In Sunday Show
grand and glorious spree on the
sort of vacation she has always
wanted, Ginger once again plays
modem Miss America role of the
sort that has popularized her with
the show-going public. Doug, Jr., as
the young lawyer working as a
waiter In the camp, proves her ro
mantic nemesis In a series of laugh,
able sequences. .
San Franclnco Butter.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 30. fl)
Butter, 02 score 26; 01 score 36
Ose Mall Tribune Want Ads.
5Y Ends Tonight!
f.1:UM
li
SATURDAY ONLY
Complete Show 1-3-7-9 1:
Rootin' Tootin' Action li1
tARRY"BUSTER"CRABBE
S 3
1 1:
iJMmMnw;"i in t naall
i1
m
CONSTANCE MOOREX
f fUZZY KNIGHT
Andy Clyde Comedy 1
Cartoon - and I
MING THE MERCILESS J
Mv EPISODE 12 U
M0N
Range Songbird
Singing Bob Baker comes to the
Roxy theatre for tomorrow only In
"Border Wolves," with the 12th epi
sode of "Flash Gordon's Trip to
Mars" on the same program.
Wait For Tide
PHILADELPHIA, July 20. yp)
Time and tide may wait for no man
but 4.000 persons waltM 40 min
utes for the tide yesterday so the
navy's new destroyer, The Rhlnd.
could be launched. High tide came
later than the navy department had
estimated.
WAUSAU. Wis. (AP) The dangling
ground chain of a gasoline truck
tossed a two-foot turtle at the car
driven by Gordon Patterson, mer
chant, and just missed his wind
shield.
1 .
SLASHED!
Dresses cut to 3 R5 up.
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. '
Too Late to Classify
CROSLEY Car Radio, nearly new..20
75c Bug Screens -.....-6Uc
95c Bug Screens 70c
25c Colored Olasses - 19c
US Lock Gas Cap
...1.00
and your old cap.
3.00 Orlll Guards ....$2.25
SAM BATEMAN'S
Sixth Street Shell Station.
DO TOO need personal, truthful ad
vice? Consult her now. Clairvoy
ant and palmist. 1700 No. River
side. AVON PRODUCTS
A card will brine the representative
to you or leave your order at 310
n. uaruett.
FOR SALE Flat Dutch Oregon or
Danish Bnllhead, Red and Chinese
cabbage plants. Broccoli and Kale
plants, at Crater Greenhouse on
u rater L.ane niguway.
PRIVATELY owned small piano for
sale at a real bargain if taken at
once. Box 4527, Tribune.
METAL flag poles for schools, parks,
Granges, private estates. Play
ground equipment. D. D. Davis.
125 No. Holly. Medford. Tel. 74B-M
TODAY &
2 Smashing
sM niain
11 i tsxs K7?lh, -111
1 n U " n k 1 1 J """"" i 1
It rnnoi77
t2s3DifflC3
t
CTI1E
whh
SMILEY BURNETTE
CAROL HUGHES
Pins This Added Smash
Hopalong Gassidy .
out justice Western
guni blazing fists
mm
SUNDAY & MONDAY
aisnnmia
Whilney BOURNE
table model
Baker, Butt
rOR RENT House, adults; fire
place, hardwood floors, built-in,
tubs, etc; close In. Phone 1447-1.
No dogs.
WANTED To buy best used coupe
100 will buy. Must be in good
shape. Box 4633 care Mall Tribune.
tOR SALE Oravenstein apple and
peach plums. Phone 46U-R-3.
FOR SALE Baled straw. B.
Nledermeyer, phone 697-R-l.
2 REWARD for brown billfold con
taining no money. Inltaled M. O.
Lost at McKee or Bybee bridga.
Phone 830-J.
FOR SALE Fresh Guernsey -Jersey
cow. H. 0. Mulr, Rt. 1, Box 194.
FOR SALE Red fryers, 20o. Phone
447-H.
FOR SALE OR RENT To respon
sible party, 0-room house, close in.
Inquire 341 W. 2nd.
EXCHANGE service on home water
rvstfm and refrigeration motors.
Gage Motor Service, 20 N. Grape.
FOR SALE 1 acre, large modern
house, outbuildings, close In. Price
1850.
13 Acre, modern house, out
bulldlnss. dose in. Price 1300.
Acre. 4 -room house, close In.
price 700.
Grocerv store, gas pump, stock
fixtures. Dronertv. living Quarters,
close In. Trade for acreage. Prlco
3000.
Terms on all the above.
A. W. Walker. Real Estate.
' 223 N. Riverside Ave.
SICKNESS COMPELS
PRICE REDUCTION
2 LOTS
$2250
5 rooms, hardwood floori,
fireplace, 2 bedrooms on
lower noor a - room
oDartment unstalrs: 100x100 corner:
paved and paid. Place rents 36
per month. The price has been.
cut of 92250 for quick sale.
Also
BEAUTIFUL MAPLE TREES
NEAR WASHINGTON AND HIGH
SCHOOLS
6-room modern bunaa
$2250
low, nice front porch. !
sleeping porches, laun
dry trays, dandy yard. Priced only
22oo; terms you can nonaie.
MARK A. GOLDY. INC.
formerly
Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc.
Phone 728. 109 B. Main St.
SKlNNER'ft OARAOE
Bulck Cars. O.M.O. Trucks,
1937 Butck Coupe: less than
20,000 miles: perfect con- '
dltlon; nearly new tires.... $875.00
1936 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe
Coupe; gunmetal finish:
Rood rubber and fine mo
tor $525.00
1936 Terra plane Custom Coupe:
worlds of pep; good con
dlon throughout $465.00
1935 Plymouth Town Sedau: a
large, roomy car at the
low price of only $445.00
1935 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan;
tan finish; 80 tires;
clean upholstery $365.00
1034 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan;
motor reconditioned: drlv t
cn less than 17.000 miles:
clean - $326.00
1935 Chevrolet Pickup, driven
not quite 18.000 miles:
not a squeak or a rattle
In it; 80 rubber:, cab
and upholstery like new. $395.00
1930 Ford Pickup: handy and
economical $145.00
1036 Chevrolet 157-lnch W.B.,
dual tired truck $525.00
Others at equally attractive
Prices.
SKINNER'S OARAGE
Bulck Cars. O.M.C. Trucks.
WILL SHARE expenses to Portland
Sunday. Phone Bob Arnold, 1300.
SATURDAY
Western Hits! 3
heart and
gun on hii
deals
style
flyi:
plus
' Donald Wood.
Patricia Ellis
Romance
on the Run
with TA Brophy
FOR SALE Viking
separator, 17. R. B.
Falls.
A song in biaf J
hip I 1
I u
Ossastaesaassssssssssasssssssal
FOR SALE Good trailer with hitch,
16. 141 8. Holly.
ROOMS for rent: private entrance;
2.50 a week. 408 Edwards.
FOR RENT Clean 4 -room furnish
ed house. . 1330 Sallng Ave.
SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY
SPECIALS
Easy Terms Liberal Tradelni.
Down oavment.
1036 Dodfle Do Luxe Sedan$216 03
1934 Chev. DeLuxe Sedan . 135.00
1938 Plymouth Tudor Sedan..- 135.00
less Qidsmooue coupe ... ap&.oo
1934 Chev. DeLuxe Tudor. 115 00
1935 Ford Tudor . - 125.00
1930 Butck Sedan 45 00
1929 Ford 4 -door Sedao.H.HMW 45.00
1935 Dodge Pickup , 135.00
1932 Chrysler DeLuxe Coupe.... 85 00
1934 Ply. DeLuxe 4-dr. Pedan.. 135.00
1027 pontine Sedan. Full price 37 50
1929 Ford 4-dr. Sedan. Full
price - 89.00
And Many Others.
BRIGOS & HUMPHREY
DeSoto-Ply mouth Distributors.
Used Car Lot at 8th and Bartlett
Next to Shell Station.
SUMMER SPECIALS
Pipe Galvanized and Black new
and used sizes from Vt inch to
4-lneh.
Pipe Fittings large and complete
stock.
Plumbing Supplies and Sundries, in
cluding smau amies auitaDie ior
oablns. camp grounds and traitor
houses.
Septle Tanks and Hot Water Tanks at
reduced prices.
Shoes and Boots
Canvas Cots
Blankets
Camp Stoves
Camping Equipment
Tents and Tarpaulins.
Roofing Paper
Building Paper
Corrugated Sheet Iron
Cedar Shingles
Crosscut Saws, Wedgee. Sledges.
Headquarters for Loggers' and Wood
cutters' Supplies.
Cable
Belting
Split Pulleys, all sizes
Barb Wire
Fencing
Wire Netting.
Mattresses special at $4.75.
Paint $1.35 per gallon OU Tur
pentine
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 North Grape St. rhone 1062,
WANTED Dead and worthless ant
mals removed free of charge. Phone
(reverse charges) Southern Oregon
By-Products Co.
Boy Meets Girl
DANGER AHEAD!
What to do when
you're alone with
the girl of your
dreams in a shack on
the other side of the
lake???
starts
SUNDAY
3 days
' ' ,i Safe rt t
A two weeks'
vacation trip
4rVT
the mountain.
n.
without leavlni
yonr e a t I
i
1
:
It Positively
Must End Tomorrow Nlghtl
BETTE DAVIS
In her grrntut picture
"JEZEBEL"
Show. Bat. 1:45-3:15-7:00-9:15
STOMACH TROUBLE?
WHY SUFFER LONGER?
lie relieved by onr herb remedy at once. Many opera
Hone are prevented throuh quick action before lt"
loo late. Positive result, from .tart In most ease. Why
hesitate to take advantage of thla opportunity to net
well when II'. to near at hand. AIM Remedies for
m
rheumatisms female tronblei erthrltHi stomach tronble; chronic
ronth; asthma; piled prostate troohlei .Inn. troublei olcerst blood,
kidney, urinary disorders; tilth blood pressure or appendicitis)
iKrvouineaei headache. Free ronsnllatlon.
CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
Open dally 10 a.m. to 12; 1 p.m. to 6. 238 E. Main St.
CAPABLE man willing to Invest $400
cash In business averaging $17$
month and up. Short hours. Box
4539, Tribune.
ABBEY'S SPECIAL
1937 DODGE Coupe. Low mileage.
new tires: runs and looks like new.
A guaranteed car ..$665
WALTER W. ABBEY. INC.
Used Car Lot across from new
building corner 9th and Bartlett.
FOR SALE 1935 Ford DeLuxe Sport
Roadster; radio, heater. A classy .
Job at a bargain. Phone 693.
Fellow the Crowd
TO THE
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
DANCE
SAT. NITE
One Admission
Men 40c; Ladles 20c. tlotb halts
VA
WE NEED
Your Feet
In Our Business
Dance At The
OASIS
Spring floor Sat. July 30
Come early Admission
Free till 10 o'clock!
DANCE
U. S, HALL
Jacksonville
Sat. Nite, July 30
Good cool ball
Musio by Silvia '
orchestra
in Vacation Camp
GMGERl
D0UDLR5
FninBnniis.,.
lllnilDERHIL
ak
Jt rnvTI iv
r egg v.vi'.ajsi
Lucille BALL
Lee BOWMAN
Prerue Sat Mte
Warden Lewes'
"OVER THE
WALL"
' with Dirk Koran
Muts-30c Kves-40o KldJles-loo
VLr J
J nnrrnrld
mm sssssi m w mmA
SATURDAY ONLY 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.