TiET)FOT?T MATL TRTBUXE. FEDFCRD, OREGON. "WEDNESDAY. SEPTEfBER 14. 1933.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Hen On Business A. 6. Rosenauer
of San Francisco was a business
Tlsltor here yesterday.
Dance Tonight Another of the
weekly dances sponsored by Townaend
club a will be held this evening In
Townaend hall over the Baldwin
piano shop on West Main street. The
public Is invited.
Medic To Meet Jackson County
Medical society will convene thle eve
nine at 1 at the Holland hotel for
dinner. Dr. W. O. Bishop will present
the paper for the evening on "Com
mon Colds."
To School Bill Porter, son of Mrs.
K. D. Ross of 1012 Queen Ann avenue,
left recently for Eugene where he will
enter his second year at the Univer
sity of Oregon. He Is a member of
Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity.
. .
Building Permits Lottie M. Howard
of 331 South Ivy street applled at
the city building Inspector's office
yesterday for a permit to reshlngle
a residence at a stated cost of $70.
Elizabeth Hartley of 531 South River
side avenue applied for a permit to
enclose a porch at a stated oost
of 50.
Drunks Exiled Ordered to leave
town Immediately or spend 10 days
In city Jail on charges of drunken
ness were Benjamin Wesley Lyles. 48
George W. Wallace, 51, and Anthony
Bennett, 64. The men appeared be
fore City Judge Allen D. Curry this
morning.
Brief Visitor G. P. Bullls was a
brief visitor here Monday. He arrived
by plane from the north and left by
plane for his home In Vldalla, La.
He Is a brother of Seth Bullls, dlvl
ston manager of the California Ore
gon Power company here. He Is a
prominent lawyer In Vldalla.
Band To Meet Junior Accordion
band will hold a special rehearsal
Thursday at 4 p. m. In the Baldwin
Piano Shoppe. The band, said Mrs,
Harry Prentice, director, will play
Saturday evening at the fair now
being held In Grants Pass. Last Sat
urday 24 of the band's members
played at the Gold Kill fair.
Meeting Tonight September meet.
lng of optometrists of the southern
district of the Oregon Optometrlc
association will be held this evening
in tne oinces of Dr. Robert E. Lee,
103 North Central avenue. Prior to
the business session the optometrists
will gather at the Hotel Medford for
dinner at 6:30. The business meeting
will be held Immediately after dinner.
nr. Lee will preside.
Want Inspected The Southern Ore.
gon sales fruit packing plant was
Inspected by members of the Active
oiuo last nignt. following their regu
lar weekly dinner-meeting In the
HOMl Medford. Wllllnm Millar
ploye of the Qllmore Oil company
jicro, was mauctea as a new member.
Next Tuesday evening, Medford and
inants rasa Active C1UDS will hold a
Joint meeting In the Hotel Medford
...
In Alaska G. G. Mnrntncrvfn.
of Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Mornlngstar
m oi jayior street, is the subject
ca a news story in The Alaska Pish
lng News of August 23. The story
aya: am wanted to see Alaska and
so he came north with John Bogen
on the troller Judith and has been
viewing Alaska scenery from the
bucking deck' of a troller and pull
ing In flSh for exerrlll" TPnr alnfef
years Mr. Mornlngstar was with the
Boguo Kiver national forest staff
Some Of the time m a lnnV.n.it ah
Mount Scott in the Crater lake dis
trict. When he was a.lc.cl hn V.
liked Alaska, Mr. Mornlngstar replied.
-ine great open spaces nave an
appeal all their
quoted him.
own," the News
To Washington Russell Ulrlch, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch of 839
Minnesota street, and Harry Stanley,
accompanied by the latter'a parents.
Lieut, and Mrs. H. A. Stanley of
Crater Lake highway, left recently for
Seattle where they will enter the
University of Washington. They went
by motorcar via the Bend highway.
Both Ulrlch and Stanley are members
of Delta Upsllon fraternity on the
northern campus.
Minor Accidents The Intersection
at Eighth and Front streets was the
scene of a alight auto collision yes
terday afternoon between cars driven
by Raymond H. Harvey of Central
Point and Lena M. Alworth of Trail.
a city police report said today. Ralph
T. Ogle of the GeBauer apartments
and William Olson of Route 1 oper
ated vehicles Involved In a slight
mishap at Main and Fir streets yes
terday afternoon, according to a re
port on file In city police station.
Civil Service Tpftts TTnlted Af.tj..
Civil Service commission trtav an
nounced open competitive examina
tions for the following positions:
senior stenographer, S1620 a year;
Junior stenographer, 11440 f year:
senior typist, S1440 a year: and Junior
typist, 1380 a year. These positions
are In Washington. D. c, only. Clos
ing date for receipt of applications
is uctooer o. complete Information
regarding the positions and the exam.
lnatlons may be procured at Medford
postoince rrom Earl H. York, secre
tary of the local board of civil service
examiners.
DeMolays To Install Medford chap
ter, Order of DeMolav. will nnin u.
semi-annual Installation of offlcera
tonignt in the Masonic tpmniiv a
special meeting of all members will
oe nejci at 7 In the chapter rooms
prior to .Installation at 8. The pub
lic Is Invited to attend the cere
monies. Entertainment win h fit.-
nlahed. Installing officers will be:
iur master councilor, Harold Hart
zell: senior councilor. Oenrri n.t..
Junior councilor. William Meyers;
marsnal. Alfred Randies: senior dea
con. Jack Thompson, and chaplain.
Rodney Winston.
New Vacancies Receipt of a new
vacancy list for armv niutmon
was announced today In a press re
lease irom Maj. H. D. Bagnall, recruit
ing officer at Portland. The new list
affords applicants a mnrn vnrlori se
lection of assignments than has been
avawaDie since recruiting was placed
under restrictions last pphni. it
der the new authority, qualified ap-
K..tois mBy oe accepted for service
with the 7th infantry. Vancouver
Barracks. Wash.. 6th engineers. 0th
field artillery, loth field artlllerv and
15th Infantry at Fort Lewis, Wash.:
6th engineers. Fort Lawton. Wash.:
14th coast artillery, Fort Worden
Wash., and the 4th Infantry at either
Fort Oeorge Wright, Wash., or Fort
Missoula. Mont. While the assign
ments have been expanded, the va
cancies are limited, Major Bagnall
Stated. Full lnfni-Tnntt . ,,
enlistment may be procured at Mcd-
cny nan rrom Sgt. Willis S.
Estep, In charge of recruiting In this
district.
Argentina, Brazil and Chile
Indulge In Minor Naval
Race $30,607,500 In
Vessels Being Built.
Free Talk Tonight
On Salesmanship
Jackson Countv Chamber if com
merce called attention again today
to tne iree lecture on "Better Sales
manship" to be given In the hluh
school auditorium at 8 tonight by
Samuel F. worswock of San Fran
cisco, nationally known sales coun
selor. All Medford business and profes
sional men and women and their
emnloves are Invited hoar m-
Worswlck as guest of the chamber
or commerce.
BUYS WARSHIPS
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No Appreciation
For better milk, raw or pasteurized,
cell 1289-L. Campbell's Dairy.
Hfri6kt$ A ND IS J
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Bv Jan H. Yintlrlch
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
LONDON (UP) South America Is
Indulging In a minor naval race.
with approximately $80,607,500 worth
of vessels under construction In
British shipbuilding yards.
Argentina leads with about $22,-
007,500 worth of ships, all of which
are nearlng completion, followed by
Brazil, with $13,580,000 worth, con
struction of which started a few
days ago, whilst Chile Is considering
tenders for two 8,000-ton cruisers.
At present, Argentina has the 31
knot 7,000-ton cruiser schoolshlp "La
Argentina" under construction at
Vlckers-Armstrong's shipyard at Bar-row-ln-Purness
and seven destroyers
divided between three yards.
"La Argentina" was laid down In
1935 to replace the 40-year old "Pres
ident Sarmlento" and Is expected
to be finished In December. Its cost
will be approximately $8,487,500.
Equip Ships For War
Although described as a school-
ship, with accommodation for sixty
cadets, "La Argentina," will have six
torpedo tubes, nine six-Inch guns,
four four-Inch anti-aircraft guns,
eight two-pounder anti-aircraft guns
and will carry two amphibian planes
which will be , catapulted from the
deck.
The seven destroyers belong to the
O class used In the British navy.
They have all been launched and
although five have yet to undergo
trials, it Is expected that all seven
will be ready to leave for Buenos
Aires at the end of September.
The "Buenos Aires." "Entre Rios"
and "Corrlentes" are being finished
at Vlckers-Armstrong's Barrow-ln-Purnes
yard, the "San Juan" and
"San Luis" at John Brown's Clyde
bank yard and the "Mlslones" and
"Santa Cruz" at Cammell Laird's
Birkenhead yard.
All the seven captains, most of
the officers and 600 members of the
crews have arrived In Britain aboard
the transport "Pampa" ready to take
over the vessels on completion. Ad
ditional crew for the "Corrlentes"
and "Santa Cruz" will be brought
on the "Pampa's" sister ship "Chaco."
Carry Crews of 145
All seven destroyers, the total cost
of which will be approximately $13,-
580.000, were laid down In 1936. They
will displace 1,335 tons, have a speed
of 36.5 knots and carry crews of
145. Some slight modifications have
been made to make them conform
to Argentina's special requirements,
necessitated by climatic considera
tions.
They will be fitted with four 4.7
guns and seven smaller, as well as
eight torpedo tubes.
Brazil's six destroyers will be sim
ilar to the British navy H class.
one of which, the "Havock" was
badly mined in the Mediterranean
while on Nyon patrol duty, but kept
afloat.
Construction Is divided equally be
tween vicKers-Armstrone's Barrow,
ln-Furness yard, J. Samuel White's
yard at Cowes, and Thornycroft'a
aoutnampton yard. It Is exDeeted
that they will be completed in 1940
at an approximate total cost of
H.730,000.
Their specification Is similar to
the seven destroyers being built for
wjo Argentine government.
Chile Is at present considering
tenders from several firms, Includ
ing British. German, Italian, United
States and Danish for two 8,000-ton
uiwm armea with six-inch mi.
At present, the Chilean navy has
only three cruisers, the newest of
wi.icn, tne "Chacabuco," was com-
pieiea in 1898.
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THE farmer who follows thti method
has the most efficient system of mar
keting hit products and the beat system of
production. Good cows and s Da Laval
Separator provide a steady cash income
the year round, and kimmilk, the best feed
for growing young stock; while the capital
of the owner is steadily enhanced through
increase in young stock and building up
of soil fertility.
Let in discuss your milking
problems with you!
AUTHORIZIO b( LAVAL D KALI ft
Hubbard-Wray Co.
29 No. Riverside.
Phone 1100
Ancient PInhali Machln
PRAIRIE DU CHI EN, Wis. (UP)
urmen excavating the 120-year-old
ruins of Port Crawford diseov.
ered a crude "ancestor" of the mod
ern plnball machine. Double rows
or crass nails provided the gulde
waya for atone balls, several of which
were round with the board.
Honesty Doesn't Pay
BATH. Me. (UP) Clifton Spin
ney, unemployed, recently found two
pocketbooks. One contained Identifi
cation cards, so Spinney returned
them to the owners, who rewarded
blm at the rate of a cent a dollar
on the larger sum and & cent a
dollar on the small amount.
Hill Truckel (above), a $20-a-week
Chicago bookkeeper, was charged with
stealing $G0,000 from a manufactur
ing company that had given him a
Job after he had served a six-year
prison term for embezzling $30,000.
Police said Truckel admitted he had
drawn the firm's money and had
spent It night clubbing and having
a general good time. (A. P. Photo).
New Song Hits in
Bing Crosby Show
Now at Craterian
Four scintillating new songs, writ
ten by some of Hollywood's top popu
lar composer, punctuate the comedy
of Blng Crosby's latest picture, "Sing
Vou Sinners." which opens a four-day
run today at the Craterian theatre.
Chief among them and destined for
a ranking spot on radio's "preferred
list." Is a novelty number called
"Small Pry," which was written by
Hoagy Carmlchael and Prank Loeaser.
In the picture this paces an unusual
musical comedy act. In which Btng
plays a bearded grandpappy, Fred
MacMurray a grandma in a rocker
and clever young Donald O'Connor
the "small fry" himself.
The other numbers, sung by Bing
In the manner which has earned him
his title of "king of croon." are "I've
Oot a Pocket Pull of Dreams," "Don't
Let That Moon Get Away" and "Laugh
and Call It Love."
"Sing You Sinners" shows Btng,
cast as an amiable ne'er-do-well In
a small town, dividing his time be
tween singing In a trio with his two
brothers. MacMurray and O'Connor,
and making himself a fortune by
buying, selling and betting on race
horses. In this respect the film bears
a striking resemblance to Blng's own
career and marks one, of the rare
times In screen history when a star
has appeared in anything approach
ing his own biography.
PIANOS Best used pianos in south
ern Oregon going at lowest possible
prices. Come In and see the bar
gains. Hawley Transfer, 1 18 N.
Riverside.
KLAMATH POTATOES, U. fl. No. l'S,
76c; local watermelons. 20c each;
Hale peaches, canning tomatoes,
lb., le. City Limits Fruit Stand.
South Pacific highway.
PRUNES, lo lb. you pick, l'c picked.
Damson and Hungarian plums, 3c
a lb. We deliver. B. E. Ford, two
miles west on Jacksonville highway.
Phone 731-Y.
"37 NASH SEDAN like new every way.
repossessed, must be sold for bal
ance due. See this one quick If
you wnnt a bartfaln. You save two
ways buying from
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge te Plymouth Distributors
FOR SALE 5 -room modern house,
large corner lot, fine shade, SHOO.
Phone 1563-J.
CANNING TOMATOES. Ic lb.; beans.
3c and 4c lb. Blankenshlp, Centra)
Point.
FOR RENT Office or small business
space, good location on Main street.
Share overhead, very reasonable.
GEO. H. YEO -Agency. 227 W. Main.
Phone 154.
KLAMATH. POTATOES. U. 8. No. l'S.
50 lbs., 75c; local watermelons, 20c
each; Hale peaches, canning toma
toes, 1c lb. City Limits Fruit Stand,
South Pacific highway.
WHEEL n7?LER7Wt" MH "by
Sunday. Central Point Mattress
Factory.
The Jackson county budget com
mittee, composed of the county court
and three taxpayers, plans to hold
Its first session, the first week of
October, or shortly thereafter, County
Judge Earl B. Day reports.
Three committee members will De
appointed by the county court, to
act with them. No consideration has
yet been given to the committee ap
pointees. In the past each county
court member selected a committee
member, with each section of the
county represented.
County offices and departments
are now providing their budgets, and
some have been completed.
One of the main problems facing
the budget committee will be provid
ing funds for the various relief agen
cies, and pensions.
Vote Power Purchase
CASCADE LOCKS, Ore.. Sept. 14
(API Cascade Locks, pioneer buyer
of Bonnevllle-generated power, last
night approved a bond Issue to take
over and operate as a municipal
system, the holdings of the Cascade
Locks division of the West Coast
Power company. The bonds were ap
proved, 141 to 16.
Walts for Corrlgan
PASADENA, Cal. (UP) Arrlgo
Balbont, Junk plane parts dealer who
sold Douglas Corrlgan the compass
by which he flew the "wrong" way
to Ireland, says he will be the only
man In Pasadena who will welcome
Corrlgan with "a big stick." Balbonl
says he thinks the compass has been
libeled.
Rlrk Ducks Rescued
ST. PAUL, Minn. (UP) Four
hundred sick ducks were rescued by
WPA workers. The ducks were fished
out of Lake Shaokatan in Lincoln
county, where rotting vegetation poi
soned 2000 birds. Included In the
emergency WPA project to save the
ducks from death were doses of ep
som salts for each salvaged duck.
Weather
Northern California: Fair tonight
and Thursday; fogs on coast; con
tinued warm in Interior; gentle vari
able wind off the coast.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs
day: fogs locally on the coast; con
tinued warm In the Interior; gentle
to moderate southerly wind off the
coast.
WINDOW GLASS We sell window
glass and will replace your broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab
inet Works.
Phone 542. well haul away youi
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ads
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada
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SOMERTON
440 CMRT STREET OOIMTOK"
BETWEEN MASON 1N0 T1T10N
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COIPlETElt REfURNISHEO
Splendid garage fac
ilities . and, courteous
seivice await the tired
motorist.
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Service Unsurpassed
IM KIMS,
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TOMOIIKOM and I'KIIMY!
Martha Raye Stars
with Bob Hope New
College Swing Hit
The comlc-romantlc team of "Col
lege Swing," Martha Raye and Bob
Hope, are back In town In a rlotoua
story about the men who tun our
navy and the girls who run the men
who run our navyl It'a "Give Me a
Sailor," which had Its local premiere
last night at the Rlalto theatre.
Mlaa Raye has a role which should
mart a turning-point in her tempes.
tuous screen career. After going
through half the picture aa a meek
household patsy, who cornea out of
the kitchen only to serve the food
she has cooked, she suddenly turns
into a glamor girl of the first rank
the winner of a national beautiful
lega contest and the pampered darling
of the press and radio. Hope, who has
wise-cracked his way through two big
pictures thla year, will be seen as the
romanllo gob. who plots with Miss
Raye to got her married off to his
brothor but engineers a match he
does not expect. Blonde Betty arable,
of the famous figure, plays the alster
or the Clnderella-glrl.
"Gaiety Girls," starring Patricia
Ellis, playa as the'companlon feature
with the Raye riot at the Rlalto until
tomorrow night.
FOR SALE Puppies, cross breed,
lull blood Chesapeake and full
blood English pointer; 1 male, a
females. Phone 1013.
PLANER BLOCKS, large and dry, now
only S4.4& a load. Tel. 333, Central
Point Fuel.
12 Arabs Killed
JERUSALEM, Sept. 14. (UP)
Twelve Arabs were killed today near
Solomon's pools on the Jerusslem-
Hebron road In a fight with a Brit,
lsh military patrol.
The puhllc safety department estl
mates there are 189,000 miles of high.
ways, county roads and city streets
In Texas.
The first comprehensive study of
the cost of living In the United
States was made by the bureau of
labor In 1B90.
Closing time for Too Late to claa
slfy Ads Is 1 :30 p. m.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Large circulating heater,
gas hot water heater. 620 N. Grape,
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l:4.r-:4r-:is 25c-35e-10c
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(Star of "Crime Br hoolw
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llnod.d hoodlum'
rule the West:
WANTED Pat and feeder eattls. J. J.
Osenburgee.
FOR SALE Flame Tokay grapes,
vineyard prlcea. Norman Ohrt, 127
Spring street.
EQUITY In 1033 Pontlac sedan, trade
for amall car. Box 3318 Tribune.
FOR SALIC Modem five-room house,
hardwood floors, fireplace, on pave
ment, near schools, low price, easy
terms. H. O. Wilson. 7 Chestnut.
Phone 1SS4.
FOR SALE Concord grapes, 101
Portland. Phone 855-L.
ROOM AND BOARD. Very centrally
located. 408 Weat Sth.
FOR SALE Bedroom suite, bungalow
piano priced right for quick sale.
S08 South Central after 6 p. m.
FIRST CLASS REPINISHINO guaran
teed. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
KLAMATH POTATOES. U. S. No. l'S,
75c: local watermelons. 20o each;
Hale peaches, canning tomatoes,
lb., lo. City Limits Fruit stand.
South Pacific highway.
FOR SALE 0x12 Wilton nig. May
be seen at Hadley's, 44 So. Central,
Mr. Burnslde.
How Women
in Their 40's
Can Attract Men
Here's food advice for a womsa during br
rh.ng. (uau.lly from 88 to 62), who fe.r.
.h.'ll low h.r app.il to men, who worri.
about hot fluhei, lou of pop, dltay sfll,
upMt nervM and moody ip.ll..
Just st oinr. frenh air, 8 hr.. slfrp and If
you ncd a reliabla "WOMAN'S" tonln Ut
Lydta E. Plnkham's V.setabl. Compound,
mad. tspteiaUn ur wotiwn. It h.lp N.tur.
build up phyiieal re.iat.no., thu. h.lp. xlvn
raor. vivacity to snjoy IK. and al.t calm
ing Jittery n.rvea .nd thoM dbtur btng symp
tom, that olten accompany eh.ng. 01 life.
Plnkham's is WELL W ORTH trying.
FOR SALE 33 Pontlao coach. Will
trade for wood. 60S 8. Riverside.
THE HAPPY HOUR KINDERGAR
TEN will open classes Monday,
8ept. 18. Open house and regis
tration Friday. Sept. 16 from 2
till e. Effle Adams, teacher. 420
So. Grape St. Phone -04-R.
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DANCE
TONIGHT TOWN SEND
HALL
These dances are sponsored by
Townsend Club No. 2 and are
held each Wednesday night
and are mannged In a strict,
clean atmosphere. Good time
assured all. Ladles 10c, Gentle
men 3Rc.
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Bing Cro5bij Fred MacMurray
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Bounding blithely from romance . . , to
rhythm . , to race-track . . . in the wackiest
eries of family fusses that were ever fought
with
DONALD O'CONNOR
you're going to love this cocky youngster
ELIZABETH PATTERSON
ELLEN DREW
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You'll lev 'em when you
hear 'em ting . . . "I've Oot
a Pocketful of Dreams",
"laugh and Call It love",
"Don't let That Moon Oot
Away" and "Small Fry"
Mats-sue fveMOc Klflrtlea-100
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