MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFO"RD. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1938.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
On Business W. 8. VanDyke ct
Ashland transacted business In this
city yesterday,
i
Visit on Here Mrs. Wrn New
house and Biva Claire Jones of Ash
land visited In this city yesterday.
To Ashland O. V. Starbuek of
the Shell CM company here visited
friends In Ashland Tuesday while he
was en route to Klamath Fall on a
business trip.
To Reshlngle Roof O. H. Jordan
of 718 Beekman street applied at the
elty building inspector's office yes
terday for a permit to reshlncle a
roof at a stated cost of 845.
Secures Position Word received
In Medford from Honolulu, T. H.,
tells of the position recently secured
by Howard LeCIerc who, with his
wife, left Medford "about a month
ago to spend some time in Honolulu.
Mr. LeClerc Is now employed by an
electrical company. he LeCIercs are
former owners of the Kennell-Ellis
studio here.
.
Recuperating D. O. Lindsey of
Losler Lane was reported today to
be resting comfortably following a
major operation he underwent yes
terday in St. Vincent's hospital. Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey lelt
Medford for Portland more than a
week ago, Mr. Lindsey undergoing
observation at the Portland medical
clinic prior to the operation.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
mtboul Calomel And You'll Jump Out of Bed h
the Morning Rub' to Go
The liver ehould pour out two pound of
liquid bile Into your bowels daily. If this bll
b not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest
It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloat up
your stomach. You get constipated. Your
whole system is poisoned and you feel sour,
sunk and the world looks punk.
A mere bowel movement doesn t get at
the cause. It takes those good, old Carter's
Little Liver Pills to get these two pounds
of bile flowing freely and make you feel
"up and up." Harmless, gentle, yet amas
Ing In makin bile flow freely. Ask for
Carter's Little Liver Pills by name. 25 cents.
Stubbornly refuse anything else.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Effective Monday, August 22, 1938
WE WILL DISCONTINUE OUR
RETAIL LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL
DEPARTMENT
AND DEVOTE OUR FULL ATTENTION
TO THE " '
MANUFACTURE AND WHOLESALING OF LUMBER
AND
TIMBER PRODUCTS
1
OUR
RETAIL FUEL DEPARTMENT
WILL CONTINUE AS USUAL
OFFERING . .
ECONOMICAL FUELS
AT
ECONOMICAL PRICES
TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY
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ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT
Have You A Shirley Temple In Your Home?
ENTER NOW! $22.50 IN CASH PRIZES
PERSONAL
New Stamps Three new stamps
In the presidential series were on
sale today at the Medford postcffloe.
They were (1) a 7-cent stamp bear
ing the likeness of Andrew Jackaon:
(3) a 6-eent stamp bearing the like
ness of John Quincy Adams; and
(3) a 4 '4 -cent stamp with a repro
duction of the White Hoiwe as the
central design.
Back from Fire Albert Youn,.
protective assistant at the Star ran
ger station of the Rogue River na
tional forest, and Jack Crump, look
out fireman at Cinnabar, were back
at their posts today after assisting
In fire fighting on the Siskiyou na
tional forest. They returned last
night. Six mules lent to the 31skl
you forest were returned yesterday
to the Rogue forest. About a half
dozen men and seven trucks of the
Rogue forest are still serving on the
Siskiyou.
Hurd Here Joe Hurd arrived In
Medford this morning by train from
San Francisco to spend several days
visiting his mother, Mrs. E. H. Hurd
at her home. 1136 West 10th street.
Mr. Hurd, with his family, residue in
London, England. He has recently
spent some time vacationing In Hono
lulu, T. H. The visitor will leave
here Tuesday. Mr. Hurd is associ
ated with the Matson ' Steamship
company In England.
Picnic Sunday About 500 per
sons are expected to attend the an
nual Catholic picnic In the Umpqua
national forest campground at Dia
mond lake Sunday. The picnic Is
sponsored by the Knight of Co
lumbus councils of Medford. Klam
ath Falls, Bend and - Lakevlew and
Catholics of all southern Oregon are
Invited. Each family is to provide
its own basket lunch and table ser
vice but the councils will fumi&n
coffee, cream, sugar and Ice cream.
The day's program includes a eoft
ball game between Medford and
Klamath Falls, games and contests
for children and a treasure nunt
which will provide many useful prizes
for the lucky hunters. An open
air mass will be celebrated at 11
a. m. Last year about 400 attended
the picnic.
Meeting Tomorrow Regular
monthly meeting of the Rogue Fiver
Valley Navy Mothers club will be
held at, 9 p. m. Friday with Mrs.
Maude M. Culbertson, commander,
presiding. Mrs. R. R. McConochle
will be hostess, the session to be
held at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Stanley Sherwood. 1019 West
Main street. The club will resume
semi-monthly meetings in the fall.
Drunks Sentenced Five transi
ents charged with drunkenness and
one cited for vagrancy appeared be
fore City Judge Allen D. Curry this
morning. William Davidson, 38. and
Edgar Harrington, 43, were given 10
fines or five days in Jail and both
chose the latter punishment. Thoy
were charged with drunkenness. Jam
Anderson, 47, charged with drunken
ness, was sentenced to five days In
jail. Francis J. McBrlde, 39, charged
with drunkenness, waa released on
payment of $10 ball. John Oilman
59, pleaded not guilty to a charge
of drunkenness and his trial was
set for this afternoon. Claude Pratt
Stoddard. 47, was given a five -day
suspended Jail sentence on a charge
of vagrancy.
The Grange
Upper Applegate Orange
Orange held their regular meeting
August 13 with very good attendance.
First and second degrees were glfen
to Mrs. Oay Dutton. We had as an
honored guest. Mr. Patterson, secre
tary of Orange Mutual.
Lecture hour was omitted due to
Pomona degree work. Twenty-one
Grangers took the fifth degree.
During Pomona an interesting talk
was given by John Anderson of Oold
Hill Orange. He recently returned
from his native country. Sweden. Af
ter hearing how well Sweden la get
ting along we are convinced It would
be an Ideal place to live.
Refreshments were served after
Orange.
Next Orange dance will be given
Saturday, August 30, with Suva's
music.
MiiKhrooni Capital Named
KENNETT SQUARE. Pa. (UP)
Ninety percent of all the mushrooms
grown domestically In the United
States la produced within a 10-mlle
radius of Kennett square, according
to information available her..
End of Central Avenue
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THE MAIL
TRIBUNE
i and
CRATERIAN
THEATRE
SHIRLEY
TEMPLE
Contest
Stars of Comedy at Rialto
Brian Donlevy and Oracle Fields,
Internationally famous queen of com
edy &nd melody, support Victor Mc
Laglen in a get-rlch-qulck story of
millions, "We're Going To Be Rich,"
at the Rialto theatre opening a three
day run today.
Dick Tracy Role
Ralph Byrd has the role of Dick
Tracy In the new serial by that name
which sterta a fifteen week run at
the Roxy theatre this Saturday. Baaed
on the adventures of the famous
Comic Strip character, "Dick Tracy"
also features In the cast such famous
names as Francis X. Bushman, Smiley
Burnette, Kay Hughes and Fred Ham
ilton. QUITS JOB WITH RFC
ATLANTA, Aug. 18. (AP) Edgar
B. Dunlap, active In the campaign
of Sen. Walter F. George, announced
late today he had resigned as Geor
gia counsel for the reconstruction
finance corporation at the demand
of Washington authorities.
Dunlap said in his telegraphed res
ignation It followed a conversation
with RFC officials In Washington "In
which you demanded I cease my
activities In behalf of Senator George.
You made no complaint of my work,
but expressly stated If I ceased my
activities for Senator George every
thing would be all right."
He announced he had resigned "to
preserve my Independence and In
tegrity as a citizen of the sovereign
state of Georgia."
Foots Creek
FOOTS CREEK, Aug. 18. (Spl.)
Frank" Dalley and family, who have
been living on the Clay Bllee place
the past year, bought It thl week.
Mr. Bllea and family who have been
living near Rogue River have bought
a five-acre tract there.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Englea and daugh.
ter, Phyllis, enjoyed an auto trip
through Sams Valley August 14, re
turning home by Evans Creek where
they called on the Parks family.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance of
Rogu' Rivei caned at the Oeorge
Lance home Sunday morning. August
14, while on their way to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Cook: Mr. and Mra.
Prank Elliott also spent Sunday at
the Cook home.
Tom Griggs is helping at the
Blrdaeye ranch this week.
Junior Miller, who la employed at
the Benton mine, spent August 10
with his parents and called on
friends.
Clay Biles and Prank Dally were
In Medford and Grants Pass August
iB on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Msj Miller of Van.
couver are visiting her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Boomsllter. Her sister. Mrs.
L. Duntff, accompanied her here
from Portland, where she had been
with her hufband. who Is very 111
at the Veterans' hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Couble of
Grants Pass spent Monday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Lance.
Finds $4,000 Jewel
LONDON (UP) For two days
tramp carried In his pocket an em.
erald and diamond pendant worth
4.000. thinking It was just rubbish
On handing the penoant over to the
police he received a reward of 3J.
HELP
KIDNEYS PASS
3 LBS. A DAY
Docton your Wdory. onuln 16 raflw
of tiny tub it filters which belp to purify th
blcod tnd kep you httlthy. Mmt popla piai
about 3 pint a aty or about 3 poun'U of wmu.
Frequent of enty piitii with tmartinc
and barning ihow tbr nny b aotaclblog
wrnng with your kiiDyi or bladder.
Ad tteeaa ot artHi or ponon in ynuf Wood,
wfaa du to functional Vi'loey duorden, may
b the rtuae of cH'&S nk'be, rheum tie
ptiat, ls pirw. Iom of pep nd inerffr, ct
tins up n:(hU, wellir, pulfibeM Uoder
tb eve, b;i.-itv:h and ii!nee.
Don't waitl Ark. your drurcirt for Dotn'l
F:l), UM BUKeiiefuDy by million fT over 40
j rsrv 'I hy j.ve hippy relief and help the
15 rr.:i of iiAi.f-y tihe flih oit p-MODctw
ium (io ytnu blood. Oat Uoaa t Puis,
"West Of Cheyenne," an actlonful
story of the West and starring Char
les Starrett and Irla Meredith, plays
as the companion feature with the
McLaglen comedy at the Rialto to
day. Shirley Temple In
Craterian Picture
Delights Audience
There was a capacity crowd at the
Craterian theatre last night that
overflowed to the sidewalks. The
reason? 8hlrley Temple's new picture.
"Little Miss Broadway." which open
ed Its four day showing yesterday.
For a long time, Shirley Temple
fans (and their number If legion)
have been divided In their opinions
as to which picture that she has
made in her meteoric career was the
outstanding one. They can stop all
arguments right now. "Little Miss
Broadway" so far outclasses anything
this screen's "number one" charmer
has ever made that It stands In a
class bl Itself. Even "Little Miss Mark
er," which seems to have had the
edge In most of the arguments In
the past, can take a back seat when
"Little Miss Broadway" Is brought
Into the discussion.
Judging from the reactions of
those who had the pleasure of seeing
class by Itself. Even "Little Miss Mark
way" Is going to set some records
not only in Medford, but wherever it
plays. For here is a picture that not
only has Shirley at her best, but a
picture that would still be great en
tertainment without the little queen
of the screen. But. don't mistake us:
without Shirley, It would be swell
entertainment: with her topping the
cast, that's something else again. And
"Little Miss Broadway" becomes one
of those rare "must see" pictures
that soon become the talk of the
town.
First of all, there's a grand story
that Shirley fits into like a glove.
About Broadway showfolk and adven-
I tures and romances. Then too, there's
a cast that's really something to
write home about. For Instance
George Murphy with whom Shirley
dances a Fred Astolre-Glnger Rogers
routine that's a sweetheart Edna
Mae Oliver as a orochety old lady;
Phyllis Brooks as the nice young lady
who wins the nice young man; Jim
my Durante, George Barbler, Edward
Ellis. Jane Darwell, El Brendel. Don
ald Meek and ao many other famous
luminaries that we can't remember
them all. It's a grand show, make no
j uiioioMj huuuv urn i wen worm any-
uiib a nine, ana a sname u you raise
seeing It. And there's a new Donald
Duck cartoon on the same program
that Just makes everything perfect.
Pajamas Oust Short,
"PARIS yp) Pajamas are going
ahead of shorts this summer season.
Mile. Eve Curie Is wearing mid-length
pajamas of white linen piped with
linen In royal blue. Countess Olrard
de Moustlers Is wearing beach -sleeks
of red striped white linen, and eve
ning pajamas of white albene topped
with a flowered organza blouse, All
Vera Borea models
Shows 1 :4.1-7:0n-0:ll 30r-40c-10c
Records Smashed
Uhat'dwe tell you?
The gran dent enter
tainment Shirley
ever brntijfht to the
screen!
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Hagh Herbert
REIGN OVER HOUSE
RULES COMMITTEE
STAKE IN BATTLE
Administration Control of
Strategic Group Behind
Roosevelt Fight Against
O'Connor of New York
By JOHN M. H1GHTOWER
WASHINGTON. Aug, 18 .flV-Ad
ministration control of the strategic
house rules committee It at stake In
President Roosevelt's fight to unseat
Rep. John O'Connor of New York.
If O Connor Is renominated and re
elected, domination of this commit
tee which determines the legislation
to come before the house may pass
into the hands of anti-administration
congressmen.
O'Connor Chairman
O'Connor is chairman. Nine other
Democrats and four Republicans are
members. Four of the Democrats
Sabbath of Illinois. Greenwood of In
diana, Harlan of Ohio and Lewis of
Colorado are generally considered
Roosevelt supporters.
Four others Cox of Oeorgla. Smith
of Virginia. Clark of North Carolina
and Dies of Texas bucked the pres
ident on the wage-hour bill. Some of
them also have opposed various other
administration measures.
The other Democratic member.
Driver of Arkansas, already has been
eliminated from the picture. He loct
his race for renom! nation to E. O.
Gathlngs, after a campaign which
politicians here said was lacking In
Issues of national Importance.
Other Demos In
Driver opposed the wage-hour bill.
Assuming the number of Democratic
committeemen remains the same In
the next session, his defeat will give
the administration leadership In t4ie
house an opportunity to put a new
deal supporter Into his place.
All other Democratic committee
men have won their primary cam
paigns except O'Connor, Cox and Lew
Is, who are yet te come up for nom
ination. Cox Is opposed In the Geor
gia primary by W. J. Crowe, an avow
ed new dealer.
If all the Democratic members
aside from Driver are renominated
and elected, the balance of power on
some Issues might lie with the four
Republican committeemen.
Such a situation would place the
White House In a highly disadvantag
eous position for pushing legislation
through congress.
Wage I s Reduced
For Spud Pickers
KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 18. P)
The Klamath and Tula Lake Potato
Growers association, meeting at Hen
ley, recommended as standard a wage
of two cents per 60-pound sack or
40 cents an hour for potato pickers
this year.
The rate Is a reduction from wages
In effect since 1938, when five cents
was paid for 130-pound sacks. Lower
prices were blamed for the cut.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ads.
Too Late to Classify
SPECIAL HOG FEED 80 lbs. 81.86.
An exceptionally good feed for
growing pigs. Ask for price In ton
lota. F. E. Samson Co.. 339 N.
Riverside.
TODAY and FRIDAY I
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JOHN IITIL
ANN JHERIDAN
OAST OF 1000
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MILKING MACHINE to trade for cow.
C. M. Young, 929 Thomas road.
FOR SALE 1037 8-ft. Frlgldalre,
like new. Terms or cash. Box 097,
Tribune.
WANTED TO LEASE OR BUY 30 to
40 acres. Box 3878, Tribune.
STILL HAVE some of those 50o New
towns at Medford Ice. Firm and
Juicy.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Chev. ton
truck with license, stake rack. In
good shape. Clarence Arnold, Trail,
Ore.
FOR SALE--loomlng and apt. house
furniture. Reasonable. Tel. 1288-H.
WANTED Children to care for at
Day-Night KJddle-Keep Nursery, by
experienced, dependable woman.
619 S. Riverside. Phone 248-L.
5 ACRES, fl-room plastered house, out
buildings, 300 bearing fruit trees,
acre In meadow, drilled well. Irri
gated, electricity. Total price 81350;
terms. Trailer house to trade. See
A. F. Flowers, cor. 13th and From.
WANTED Your watch and dock
repairing. Guaranteed. Reason
able prices. G. S. Myers. 116 No.
Central.
FOR SALE Good team 1300-lb.
mules. McCall, mile west Talent
school.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. 146 S. Holly.
FOR SALE Miniature male dachs
hund, priced low. Time payments
If wanted. Roynl Rogue Kennel.
FURNISHED front apartment, ground
floor, private bath, Adults. 604
West 10th.
COOK WANTED at Berrydale Res
taurant. FOR SALE Red fryers, 20c lb. Call
447-H.
WANTED TO RENT Small furnish
ed house with garage, Washington
school district, by September 1st.
Phone 406-J-l.
FOR RENT 4 -room cabin on Smith
river, 30 minutes from Crescent
City. Completely furnished except
linens; 3 bedrooms; good fishing,
boating and swimming; $3 day,
13.50 week. Mrs. John R- Breen.
Crescent City, Cal. Phone 36.
PLYMOUTH DeLuxe Sedan; runs per
fectly; beautiful middy blue finish
like new. Special for the August
sale, only 9319. special terms,
All cars under cover at 8th and
Bartlett Sts.
PIERCE - AuLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors.
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FOR THE CAREFUL BUYER
We offer these New and Nearly -New
Car Bargains.
1938 Oldimoblle DeLuxe Coupe, S300
discount.
1938 DeSoto DeLuxe Sedan. Get our
trade-In figure.
1938 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan, 1100
discount.
1938 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. Spe
cial deal on this one.
1938 Plymouth Pickup. Down pay
ment 0225.
1937 Chevrolet Master Sedan. Down
payment 220.
"Our Cur'omers Stay Satisfied.
BRIOOS-HUMPHREY MOTOR OO.
133 S. Riverside.
DeSo to-Fly mouth Distributors.
FOR SALE Choice Rhode Island
Red fryers. Sweeney's Hatchery,
Old Pacific Hwy. Phone 498-L
FOR SALE 4 -room house on paved
street; good lot, close In; $800, 1100
down, 1 2 50 per month. H. If.
Lofland, 225 South Oakdale.
TAKEN from Chateau, Wednesday,
St. Bernard: answers to Mike. Re
ward. Return to Paul Bulkln,
Chateau.
FOR RENT 8-room house, 413
Arcadia. Phone I337-W.
FOR RENT A pretty 4-room bun
galow at 406 North Oakdale. Very
cozy; unfurnished; fireplace, newly
decorated: 30. water paid. Phone
1473-W for appointment to see.
FOR SALE OR RENT New 4-room
house. Rent very cheap. Inquire
351 Beatty.
Special Attraction!
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
THURS. AUG. 25
PINE CONE
See and Hear
-Ernie Fields
And His 16-Plrce Dixie
Orchestra , ,
Cover clinrge BOo each
NOW PLAYING
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