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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1938)
"MTmFOrtT "MAIL TRTBU, rET'FOrm OTffiGOS'. TOTP AT. OCTOTTFT? 7. T938. PAOE ELEVEN LOCAL and . i.hinnil Henrv Demmer of t ri'i'i - . ..ki.nri transacted business In this city Tnursaj From Ashland Wanda Purvis and Dorrance Ruger of Ashland visited friends In Med ford last night. ' Meeting Tonight Central Point Orange (111 meei In Its hall to night. Ellglbles will receive the third and fourth degrees. At Reunion Among Klamath Falls residents attending the annual re ' union of the Society of Pioneers of Southern Oregon In Jacksonville yes terday were Mrs. Nellie Jones, Alice Wtlleta. Mrs. Rufus Moore. Mrs. Nana Cantrall and Mrs. Henry Ward, Townsend to Meet Townsend club 3 will hold Its regular meeting to night at 8 In the Townsend hall at 123 Vi West Main street. Entertain ment and refreshments will be pro vided at the session and the coming election discussed. New Stamps Pour new postage stamps In the presidential series were made available today at Medford poatofflce. One was a green 13-oent stamp honoring Millard Fillmore, one a lavender 12-cent stamp for Zach ary Taylor, one a blue 11 -cent stamp for James K. Polk and one a 10-cent stamp for John Tyler. Driver Sentenced Robert Toung. IS, of the Four Comers received a co-day suspended sentence In Justice of the peace court this morning for driving a car without an operator's license. State police charged he vio lated his student's permit which con fined his driving to trips between home and school. The stjdent plead ed guilty, Visitors Here MaJ. W. C. Becker and family stopped recently In Med ford for a brief visit with the major's aunt, Mrs. L. N. Younger, 618 South Central avenue. Major Becker Is be ing transferred from Fort Lewis. Wash., where he spent two years, to Washington. D. C. The family will go to Washington on a government transport ship from San Francisco. Incorporated Articles of Incor poration for Wing Orchards, Inc.. were on file today In the county elerk'a office. Incorporators were named as Charles A. Wing and Homer M. Bell. Capital was stated as $75. 000 divided Into 750 shares of ioo par value. General purpose of the corporation la to engage In the pro duction of farm crops and products nd to conduct any related busi ness. The articles of Incorporation were filed by Attorney Frank p. Farrell. Minor Accidents Reports of four minor accidents were on file In city police station today. Robert E. Boyd. Jr., of 1211 East Jackson boulevard was fined no In city court this morning for failure to give right-of-way, following an accident at West Sixth and Holly streets Thursday morning. Involving his machine and one operated by William H. McDenlel of Medford. Edna A. Tengwald of Kings highway and Cecil Carlton Evans of West Sixth streets drove cars colliding at North Central ave nue and Fifth atreet Thursday after noon. Vehicles driven by H. D. Neely of 139 Kenwood avenue and S. M. Wagoner of Medford were Involved in a slight mishap Thursday after noon at Oakdale and Stewart ave nues, Klnal Salto of 141 North Fir street and Dr. F. L. Adams of Klam ath Falls drove cars Involved In a minor accident at East Main and Florence streets Thursday evening. YOU'RE BOUND TO LIKE 00P1 0; A 100 oof on PERSONAL Form Corporation Articles of In corporation for the Toung tc Hall Orchards, Inc., were on file In the county clerks office today. J. 0. Holl, Kate Young and R. R. Ham mond were named as Incorporators. Capital was stated as 150.000 divided Into 600 shares of 1100 par value. General business of the corporation was stated as the production of farm products. The articles were filed by Attorney Frank P. Farrell. V.F.W. to Meet John Huddleston. commander of district 8. Veterans of Foreign Wars, haa called a meeting for 8 p. m. Saturday In the V.F.W. hall In Grants Pass. A survey of all work by various posts will be made and new work assigned to posts In the district which Includes Med ford. Orants Pass, Brookings, Ash land and Klamath Falls. The auxil iary will hold a meeting at the same time and wlU be In charge of Mrs. Erma David of Qranta Pass, council member for district 8. It Is expected that 600 chapter and auxiliary mem bers will attend the district session. Vasa to Meet Crater lake chap ter. Order of Vasa. will meet at 9 p. m. Saturday In the Knights of Pythlaa hall. 5th and Grape streets. The meeting will signal the resump tion of activities after a summer recess and so that plans for the fell and winter season may be outlined all members are asked to make a special effort to attend. A social evening will be held after the busi ness session, with dancing one of the pastimes. Refreshments will be serv ed. Attendance Is limited to mem bers and their Invited guests. Fritz Nlssen. chairman, will be In charge of the business meeting, SucResti Writing National Let ter Writing Week, now being ob served throughout the country, was suggested by Postmaster Frank De Souza today as an opportune time to publicise the Rogue river valley. To this end the postmaster pointed out that descriptive literature of valley attractions may be procured at the Jackson County Chamber of commerce. He suggested that these descriptive folders be sent to rela tives and friends all over the United States. In this way, Mr. DeSouza said, attention can be centered on the valley as a desirable place to vacation and live. New Residence Harold O. Alland applied at the city building Inspec tor's office yesterday for a permit to construct a new residence and pri vate garage at 18 Groveland avenue at a stated cost of (5000. The Pres byterian church at Eighth and Holly streets applied for a permit to re model Its auditorium at a stated cost of $1000. Dr. William P. Holt of 11 Corning Court applied for a permit to remodel and rcroof a residence at a stated cost of 400. Frsnk C. Dlllard of 39 Summit avenue applied for a permit to reroof a residence at a stated cost of 9250. Standard Oil company of California applied for a permit to remodel at a stated cost of $200. Farm Book Ready The 1938 Agri cultural Yearbook published by the federal government Is now ready for distribution. The book contolns an abundance of Information especially valuable to farmers. Authentic re ports are given on livestock, wheat. hops, fruits, vegetables and other farm commodities. Agriculture as an Industry Is treated at length. Gov ernment publications may be pro cured by writing to Washington, ani ordinarily congressmen and senators receive copies for distribution. Con- gressmsn James W. Mott announced POOF ES SOft BUMPS PHRENOLOGIST. i r mm &t Now d vou drink whliWy mixed ot rtraljfct? IT MAKES NO difference hoic too like your whiskey-you're sure to like OOP (short for Old Oscar Pepper). In a mixed drink it stands op glo rioujly-fbr nery inp ot cop is new try. And straight it's Just grand-be-cause OOP is combirulion of straight whiskies, specially selected to give you a combination of robust flavor and mellow smoothness. So try OOT-tod,tyl Frankfort Dil lilUria, Inc., Uuurillt & Baltimtn. ' 0 i risa iS AND Wen itrl9h wtilskles straight whiskies 90 pree '1.00 1 4.95 Wll INT I UU OUAIT Also Available la By On Rialto Stage Eighteen years ago his name was synonymous with daring escapes, cap tures, mall robberies. Today he has served his sentence and la doing everything possible to help young sters avoid the mistakes tnat lea htm into a career ot crime and a term on the government's famed Aleairai Island. He Is Roy Gardner. who comes In person to the stage of the Rialto theater for Sunday and Monday for all shows, to tell about his many thrilling experiences. On the screen will be the usual twin feature program. Topping the bill "King of Alcotraz," of portlcu lar Interest at this time, with Lloyd Nolan, J. Carroll Natsh and Gall Patrick In featured roles, with "Under the Big Top" as the added feature. Both films are Movie Quiz contest pictures. he haa a limited supply and copies may . be obtained without cost by writing him at 328 Oregon building, Salem. Driver Fined Loren H. Fredericks, 94, of 444 South Grape atreet was fined 815 and 84.50 costs by Judge William R. Coleman In the Justice of the pesos court this afternoon for passing a car on the Pacific highway near Phoenix. October 6. when there was not sufficient clearance. The complaint was filed by state police. Fredericks pleaded guilty. Hurt by Rock John Walsh of Lake Creek suffered an Injured shoul der while he was working on the Skyline Trail of the Rogue River national forest, and was being brought to Medford this afternoon for treat ment, headquarters here announced. Walsh was hit by a flying rock after a dynamite blast. It was stated. Exact extent of the Injuries was not known here. Begin Filming Of Medford News Reel With School Views Yesterday marked the beginning of the filming of The Mall Tribune Medford newsreel. One of the first big scenes which will be used In making up this local news attr&ctlon was filmed on Main street ss the Senior High school girls' pep band paraded through the busi ness district heralding the first big football game of the season to be played tonight by the Medford Tigers and the Roseburg Indians, at the high school field. Early this morn ing again found the cameraman on the Job erecting the elaborate motion picture and sound equipment on the corner of Main and Central, and was all prepared to film the sur pentlne pep parade as they psssed the all-seeing lens of the camera. Several hundred people gathered around the four cornera of the Inter section to watch the "shooting" and It Is hoped that too much attention was not directed to the filming of the picture to the detriment of the purpose of the parade. Already many plana have been made for the shooting of local or ganizations which will be Included In The Mall Tribune newsreel when It Is presented on the screen at' tha, Rialto Theater Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, October 18. 19. 30. In con Junction with the presentation of Medford's first all-sound local movie, "Runnln" Wild." The director In charge of the production of the local attraction spent much time discussing with Mrs. Harry Prentice the possibility of fea turing the Southern Oregon Accor dlan band which, It la understood, Is composed of 50 talented accordlan players. This bsnd, It Is ssld. will be one of the featured attractions at the flhasta-Cascade Wonderland as sociation convention to be held next week In Ashland, and many of their solo players have been Invited to record their talent on the stage of the Rialto theater next Tuesday and Wednesday nights, when sound audi tions will be held for the purpose of selsctlng talent for "Runnln Wild." C. O. Smith, principal of the Med ford Senior high school. Is lending his co-operation In aiding the pro ducer select some of the principal dramatic players who will be seen on the screen In this local attrac tion. Wilson Waits, musical director of the high school, and other mem bers of the faculty In touch with the better dramatic and vocal talent of the school, have also offered their co-operation. In making this all-Medford picture a real success from the standpoint of talent. AU Odd FpIIows are requested to be at Conger's Funeral Parlor at 1:30 p. m.. Saturday, to attend the funeral of Brother Henry W. Hull. 6am Batcman, N. O. Closing time for Poo Late to 'ciav nfy Ada la l tao p m. DANCE Sat. Nite, Oct. 8 U. S. Hall Jacksonville! Sponsored by Royal Neighbors Silva'i Orchestra Men 40c ' Ladies 10c "Racket Busters" f ' "P f i ? ! 4 fr, ,A;4r-r 7M K ' S Ill When a crusading district attor ney, ft red with the idea of smashing out the rackets that bleed the fi nances of a big city, finds an ambi tious young trucfter who Is ted up with knuckling down to the rackets, It mnrks the beginning of the end for the big time racketeers. Such was the case In New York's spectacu lar drive against the underworld and Roxy's Thriller George O'Brien, ace Western star, comes to the Roxy theater for Sat urday only In "Gun Law," action fined story of the great outdoors. The 8th episode of the " Dick, Tracy" serial will be on the same program. Holloway's Royal Club Canned Sale Opening Saturday The annual fall sale of Royal Club canned foods at Holloway's Reliable Grocery, starts tomorrow, according to an announcement today by W. A. Holloway. All available space at the Reltabte Is (Hied with the largest stock of canned gcods ever on display there at one time. Cans of the Royal Club line will be opened for Inspection and sampling. fJevernI representatives of other companies are cooperating with the sale by offering special SATURDAY ONLY! Plus Cartoon Scrappy 's Nowa Reel NOVELTY NEWS ON THE SAME BILL! X SUNDAY FOR 3 DAYS I I ess MM II f r. p vv CI . HI liHVI ENDS TOMTEl I JZ 1 Shows l-THS V"ts7 OF :i-6:-l , THE SADDLE IK A STIRRING f? V SAGErWiH SAGA j n'.l:ld(TOWn 5? VBftTTLE IN THE" CLOUDS" gut'i a eHtenruL little jam irr istr Coming Sunday such Is the case In the picture. "Racket Busters," which comes to the Craterlan theater Sunday for a three-day showing. George Brent Is . the trucker and Walter Abel the district attorney. Others In the powerful action story based on actual courtroom records. Include Humphry Bognrt, Gloria Dickson, Allen Jenkins and Henry O'Neill. values and demonstrations of their products Saturday. Mr. Holloway said: "We Tare offering some of the big gest values we have ever hod In this well known brand of fine canned foods. Coming at a time when many housewives are stocking up for win ter this sale offers them a chance to save on quantity lots. It also gives local people on opportunity to pur chase local products as the pears and tomatoes under the Royal Club brand were grown nnd canned In the Rogue river valley." WINDHOEK. Southwest Africa. Oct. 7. (AP) The administrator of south west Africa was urged by a political meeting today to take action looking toward a plebiscite to determine whether this former German colony should be restored to Germany or remain under British rule. Too Late to Classify LARGE FLOUR SACKS, 08-lb. site, wasned. cueaenrd, ai.20 per dos. Model Bakery. Liberty Bldg. FOR RENT To working girl, room witn nome privileges, close in. Boarfl If desired. 007 E. Main. DRY slnb wood, 60c tier at mill, pine ahlplap, $16 per 1000. Southern uregon sugar pine, central point, cnN J A l MEN l& SUNDAY! BLAZING ACTION FROM ACTUAL COURT-ROOM RECORDS HUTTING WITH ALL THE PENT UP n aiirDBPA'C CRUSADE AGAINST : f.RIMF! ; J Shows 1:4S-:1-6:I.'1-II:00 4 ... I i rr r". . FOR RENT Furnished apt. 616 N. Central. WANTED Quilting. Phone M5S-J-4. FOR SALE Tokay grnpes. 3'$o lb. Marie Lnnge. Central Point, end of N. 6th St. Phone 307. evenings. DRV PLANER BLOCKS selling st only $4.45 a load. Tel. 333, Central Point Fuel. MUST PELL 1938 Chevrolet Master Town Seilun. Will tako trade and give terms. Box 123d. Tribune. r'OIt KENT Modern 4-room house, water paid, rent S18.50. See Walt Vuung, Medford Stationery. LOST Pair of hand-sewn tan kid gloves. Valued as keepsake. Phone 723-J. CANNING TOMATOES Rlht In town. City Limits Fruit Stand, So. Pacific highway. WHY Land at Laud Office. 1. 640-acre stock ranch; house, barn. 4 cabins; 45 acres Iree water from mountain stream: 6 cows, 3 heif ers. 30 pigs, seme chickens. Every thing goes. Price eusuo: eiBOO cash, balance terms Hunting, flshlne: besutlfut mountain ranch. 3. 330 acres; 200 acres level land ready for plow; comers on moun tain stream; house, barn, spring water at house; $4000; $500 cash. bslance terms. t. 80 acres', 35 acres clover and al falfa; fair house ana Darn; free water. Price $5000. Federal loan $1600. Trade equity for small acreage. See J. C. BARNES at Land Office 943 8. Central Ave. Phono 864 or 1127-Y. WANTED To rent, by Nov. 1st, small house, large lot or acreage. No chil dren. Box 1229. Tribune. PEACHES FOR SALE Meyer's Fruit Stand, 3 miles south of Medford. WANTED To buy small place; near Washington school preferred. 620 West 2nd. TRADE Piano for truck. 628 W. loth. DANCE at beautiful Rogue River Lodge. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Another shipment of No. 1 Red Cedar Shingles. Get our prices. Rooftne Paper. Building Paper. Roof Paint. Stain, Sheeting Paper at less than mall-order prices. Hcntrolas. New and Used Heaters. Cook Stoves nnd Ranges at con' Btdeniblv reduced prices. Another shipment of those Boots. Shoes. Army Blankets. Gloves. Rain coats. Slickers. Coats and Tin Pants. Axes. Wedges. Sledges. Crosscut eaws, Tools and Implements at prices that mean savings to our customers. Bargain prices to reduce our large stock of barb wire, stock fencing and chicken netting. Faint, all colors, at $1.36 per gallon Linseed Oil and Turpentine. Bed Springs, Mattresses, Cots and Cot Pads. 50 new mattresses remain at $4.75 special. Pipe. Pipe Fittings. Cable. Belting, Pullevs and Sheave Boxings. Special heavy Range Stovepipe and Elbows. 20c each. We cordially Invlss Inspection and comparison of our merchandise and prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-31 North Grape Bt. Phone 1062 Hurry! This ffparkllnjj enlertnlii mnt lilt ends tomorrow night! 4falucky Star FURY f 1 I 7 grTl. r'li.&Ji Mnt-30c Evea-40 Kldrtles-100 MCYlTitil TOUNO WOMAN with baby want poaiuon as nousekeeper. o ood home, small wages. P. O. Box 837, Medford. FOR RENT 4-room modern cot tage, partly furnished: adults only. Low rent. George Bullls, Texaco Oil Station. Phoenix, Ore. TWO fresh Guernsey heifers. 4 Cor ners Service station, Miaway roa. WOMAN wants housework with elder ly ladv or couple. Call nt 243 Mt. Ave., or write III. 1, Box 411, Ash land. 1838 PACKARD ASlx Club Coupe: low mileage, perfect shape, at a uig reduction. Phone 4s!2-W. NOTICE If you want your peach trees srayed or bUildinBS wimowasneu, muiiv Wlthrow, 25HV-2 '31 DE BOTO Sport Roadster; radio and heater; aiou casn. ou. Holly. ORANGES, $1.50 per crate, 13 dozen ; to the crate, baiurany Kim owiiuuj only. City Limits Fruit Stand, Bo. Paclflo highway. WANTED Good milk goat. Phone 406-R-4. TOR RENT Furnished rooms, $7 and up. 618 B. uentrai. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay. Ous Zemke, Talent. GRAPES FOR SALE and grape Juice to order, .larmuu vmojn.u, - WILL SELL or trade for cow and chlckena, 4-wlieei trailer, oox osn, hydraulic brakes. Fourth house east ot Onk Grove school. APPLES Jonathans, Delicious, Splts- enbergs and newiowns. uuii Phlpps. Crater Lake Hwy. n (,.!. MTOvn USffn PAHS 36 BU1CK 40 series Sedan... $625 36 CHRYoLErt Beoan - - " '30 TEHRAl'LANE Coupe in. CU-tUTt Dn.m . 306 '38 CHEVROLET Btd. Sedan - 365 '34 CHEVROLET Master apt. son. io "a trrmn A Clnuno ... 06 '37 O.M.O. Pickup 6J 30 rvJKU llCKUp '36 CHEVROLET 1 14-ton Truck. . 825 SKINNER S GARAGE Bulck. O.M.C. Trucks. SUNDAY and EDW.GV 70 PERSONAL APPEARANCE TOUR! Ban cnri y i ON OUR STAGE tnV Bear 'v yout ow ".a me ' , "ill "''", h mo .al "on,A ' .n' " p,iw"" . alcattart MOVIE QUIZ HITS Got A Froc Sound Voice Hi ss I FOR RENT 1034 East Jackson, S room and sleeping porch unfurnish ed home; hardwood floors, piped Spark oil hcatrola, piano; very ntc condition: $27.50. Charles R. Ray, Rm. 317 Medford Bid.;. Phone 302 AUCTION BALE Saturday. Oct. 8, at Sale Pavilion In N. Medford, com mencing 1:30. Have following prop erty listed: 12 weaner pigs. 1 Guern sey bull, 1 Jersey bull, 6 good dairy heifers, also some food work horses. Attend this sale. So. Oregon Live stock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dud ley. Auctioneer. Phone 831-J-3. WANTED TO RENT Modern 4 or fl-room unfurnished or partly fur nished house, by steady employed couple. Box 1614, Tribune. WE GUARANTEE all our auto refln- ishlnR. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. JEIiSEY cow and calf for sale. Chas. Mallatt, Phoenix, Ore., Hill singer Addition. Follow the Crowd TO THE OESEIITAL GARDENS DANCE SAT. HiTE One Admission Men 40c; Ladles 20c. Roth halls riiTranirtri BAMS! to the musio of Virgil Jackson's Swing Band at the OASIS SAT. OCT. 8TH Movie Quit Hit Must End in A ititttt A V Plus Bl'CK JONES "Stranger From Arizona" MONDAY Only! : t """""Vroaton' ; . -M teaJW . .nce to ....trle-eye " Ca9hirefL jtotft uve&l Tout At Rialto Tue. or Wed. I MaU . . . 5x eves . , . IAi Kldillee . lot 91
