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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1938. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Here on Business Orvtlle Luman of will lama creek transacted business here yesterday. From Bedding Harry O. Moore, former Medford resident now engaged In business in Redding, Cal was hre today. IVeek-End Visitor Henry Fisher. Copco employe stationed In Duns mulr. Cal., spent last week-end in Medford with hla wife and other rela tives. A A.A. Man Here O. A. Nahatoll. field representative of the agricul tural adjustment a dml nlatrstlon at Portland, was a business visitor here , today. Licensed to Wed Lee Curtis Cook, warehouseman, and Esther Amidon. both of Medford, were issued a mar riage license In the Josephine county clerk's office at Grants Pass Satur day. At Wrestling Matches Among Ashland residents attending the wrestling matches in the Medford armory lft.it night were Mr. and Mrs. p. D. McDougall, Harry Chlpman and Mra. Arthur Cooper. Jail Empty For the first time !n almost two months, city Jail was devoid of occupants today. Police attributed the scarcity of law-breakers to the emigration of Itinerant fruit workers and the general south ward movement of transients. Hunter's Fire A grass fire at tributed to a hunter burned over 12 acres yesterday afternoon between the Dead Indian road and the Green spring highway, the state district warden's office reported today. The blaze was quickly put out after aun down. Recuperating Richard Woodcock of 324 King street was reported as recovering satisfactorily today In Community hospital where he under went an operation for the removal of his appendix Saturday. Mr. Wood cock is a member of the sales staff of The Toggery. . Flying North R. M. Undsey, a lieutenant in the TJ. 8. naval air eervlce reserve at Oakland, Cal., stop ped this morning at Medford mu nicipal airport to have hla navy Gruman scout observation plane re fueled. He was en route from Oak land to Seattle, Wash., on a practice flight. Car Srolrn Southern Oregon authorities were on the lookout to day for a 1938 Chevrolet coupe be longing to Dr. Charles A. Haines of Ashland. The car was stolen some time Sunday night and not discov ered mifsing until Monday morning. License number of the machine was reported as Oregon 314-419. Meeting Pef erred Change In time of the annual meeting "of Medford chapter of the National Aeronautic association was announced today by Thomas A. Culbertson, Jr., president. The meeting Is now scheduled for Wednesday evening, October 36, at B o'clock at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. It had or iginally been set for thl Friday evening. Mndy Road Work T. A. Rice, division of engineering at the U. 8. regional forester's office In Portland, arrived here today to examine the work don on the Dead Indian road at Lake of the Woods to plan for continued work this fall. He waa accompanied to Lake of the Woods by H. C. Obye, assistant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, and W. L. Jones, construction super intendent, with whom Mr. Rico was to confer on the road planning. . Forest Fire A crew of 13 men this afternoon was fighting a fire In Kinney gulch of the Rogue River national forest, eight miles south of Star ranger station In the Applegate district. The blaze was reported at 10 a. m. by a rancher and Albert Young, protective assistant, and a helper were dispatched from the ran ger station. When Mr. Young aaw the blaze from a hill he sent a call back for additional help and ten CCC enrollees from Camp Applegate were dispatched, headquarters here said. The fire was in pine timber nd covered several acres thia after noon, headquarters stated. Medford VWtnw Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'H. Thompson and their daughter visited here Saturday with Mr. Thompson'a sisters, Mra. Patsy Brock and Miss Msxlne Thompson. Mr. Thompson has been on duty at the U. 8. radio station at Kllpsan. Wash., and. with his family, was en route to San Pedro, Cal., to report for service as radio man ftrst-claaf on the cruiser V'ncennes. On the way to Medford the family visited In Monmouth at the home of Mr. Thompson's brother. Mat R. Thomp son, formerly of Ashland. En route to San Pedro they were to apend two dava In Crescent City, Cal.. at th home of Mr. Thompson'a mother. Mrs. Patlenc O'H. Thompson, a for mer resident of Medford. PERSONAL Pleper Back Dean Pieper, Medford writer, returned Sunday evening from a week's sojourn in Los Angeles and Oceanslde. Cal. In the latter place he visited his mother. Mra. M. L. Wada. He made the trip by motor car, Vnit to Meet Griffin Creek home extension unit will hold Its .first meeting of the season Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ruth Hood. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Anyone interested in ex tension work la welcome to attend the session. From Portland G. A. Richardson of Portland spent several daya here last week visiting his sister, Mrs. A. B, Myers at her home, 401 West Second street. Mr. Richardson Is associated with the Consolidated Freight Lines in Portland and came here from Marshfteld. He transact ed business while In thia city. ' Oarage Seorrhed A grass fire on Elm street early this afternoon spread to the private aaraem nf w a niiii-i- son at 1517 West Main atreet. The garage was slightly damaged. Origin of the grass fire was not determined. A chemical crew, dispatched to the grass btajie. telephoned for a hose truck to fight the garage blaze. The garage was scorched. Return Home Mrs. A. B. Myers and daughter, Maxine, of 401 West Second street returned to Medford yesterday from Butte Falls where they spent the week-end with Mr. Myers, who Is employed there. Mrs. Myers reported that her husband, ac companied by Carl Cobley and Char ley Francis, shot a deer near Rnlte Falls which weighed over 200 pounds. The men cut the deer In two to carry it out of the woods, but then discovered that it hari Hn nrvi. ously Injured and so they had to leave ii m me woods. Mrs. Myers said. Mrs. Myers and her daughter saw two deer In the road about 2 miles this side of Butte Falls, she added. CAUSE OF DISEASE IS SEEN IN DIET NEW YORK, Oct. 18. (UP) A substance common to whole wheat bread, oatmeal, commeal and sim ilar cereals Is the direct cause of dental decay and other "so-called diseases of civilization," the patho dontla section of the first district dental society of the state of New York was told last night. Dr. P. H. Beldlng. dentist, reported on 12 years of research conducted by his brother. Lieut. L. J. Beldlng of the U. S. navy, who Is a phy sician, which led to the conclusion that "diet of civilization Is directly related to dental varies (decay)." The known specific, he said, was a "degraded carbohydrate fraction." The related diseases he named in cluded cancer, appendicitis, arthritis, pernicious anemia, gall stones, renal calculus, peptic ulcer, coronary occlu sion, hypertension and rheumatism. Woman Golfer Calm In Shooting "Dodo" "No, I wasn't very excited. Just sort of stuplfled," aaid Mary Lendt, who last Sunday afternoon, while shooting a game of golf at the Rogue River valley golf course, aaw her drive on number 10 hole roll Into the cup for one of those rare accomplishments a hole In one. Miss Lendt, who resides at 1401 East Main street In this city, thus became the second woman to ever make a hole In one on the golf course here. Miss Lendt shares her glory with Mrs. David Wilcox, for merly a well-known Medford resi dent and the first to report a hole in one. U1RICH FINED $25 FOR DISGUISING DEER'S SEX Lewis Ulrlch. 65, of 839 Minnesota avenue, charged with disguising the sex of a deer, was found guilty by Oold Hill Justice of the Peace W. H. Ferguson yesterday, and fined $35 and costs of $4.50. Ulrlch first appeared In court October 10, following his arrest by state police, and pleaded not guilty. Justice of the Peace Ferguson took the case under advisement until October IT, and the trial was held yesterday. ' TELEVISION DISPLAY AT J'VILLE SCHOOL JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 18. (Spl.) A demonstration of all phase, of television will h glren at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon In the high school gymnasium. The public ta cordially Invited to attend. Sponsored by th national assem bly, which arraneei program, for high schools throughout the country, the demonstration will Include an ex planation of television's theory. Elab orate equipment will be used to show television In actual operation. The demonstration last, one hour. Try Schilling Baking Powder, made with pure cream of tartar I It forms smaller, more uniform bubble in the mix which mean much better result, for you. No unpleasant "baking pow "Boys Town" Opens Run Wednesday A real -life drama, based on actual happenings, with Spencer Tracy es saying the unprecedented feat of portraying" a man living today, that of Father Flanagan In "Boys Town' opening a four day run tomorrow at the Craterian theatre, has Mickey Rooney in his first serious role In quite some time. As Whitney March, brother of a gangster, hard-bitten, tough, vindictive, young Rooney is The condl t ion of three Sunday automobile crash victims, all con fined in Community hospital, was reported today by attendants as being unchanged in two cases and slightly better In the other. Morris Robert Horton, who sus tained a broken neck when his car was struck by a truck at Court street and Central avenue, was re ported as having spent a fairly com fortable night, with condition un changed. He is seriously, but not critically injured. Mrs. O. C. Caley spent a good night, and her condition la the same. Mr. Caley's condition was re ported as good. Their auto skidded the Pacific highway Sunday night and crashed into a tree near Voorhlea crossing. Sham Battle. PORTLAND, Oct. 18. (Frantic report that two men were shooting at each other drew police to a south east Portland address yesterday. They found a 50-year-old man busting toy torpedoes on the tin roof of a neighbor's garage. 4 NOTICE t Two calves are held at Huber's Packing Plant. Owners may have same by paying for feed, etc. SYD I. BROWN, Sheriff. Malta Comma ndery No. A Knights Templar Masonic Temple. Stated conclave, Wednes day evening. October 19. Routine business. Officers' practice. O. O. Horner, Commander. R. E. Detrick. Recorder. HELP 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES To Flush out Adds and Other Poisonous Wills Doctors uv vmir kldnsva ennt&ln 18 M()m af tiny tube or filters whioh help to purify the Diooa tna seep you netltay. jvioat people put about 3 pint a day or about 3 pounds of wut. Frequent or scanty pusmset with .martins sad burning thowi there may be tomethi&g wrong wild your xmneye or maaaer. An exceu af mtiAm or nnianna in vaur blmwl when due to functions kidney disorder-, miy be the beginning of nagging baeWecbe, rheu mUo ptins, leg pains. Ion of pep and energy, getting up nigntj, swelling, puffines under the eyfe, beadachea and dissmees. Don't wait I Ask your druggist for Data's Pills, used successfully by millions for ever 40 years. They give bappy relief and will help the IS Miles of aidnev tubes flush out poisonous waste from year blood. bM Uoea e rlUs. COOT Today TV.iJ. A STREAMLINED RIOT! with all these I f f favorite, .. 1 cvn u If i making quite a commotion with hi characterisation. Based on the drama that has pass ed through the gates of Bays Town, Nebraska, over a, period of the 35 years the town ha been incorporated, the film play has become known throughout the country as one of the finest motion picture productions of the season, with special emphasis be ing stressed on the ftne roles played by Its .two stars. FSA Director Named PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 18. (API Carl E. Johnson, formerly of Idaho Falls. Idaho, has been named acting Idaho director of the farm security administration. Walter A. Duffy, re gional director, announced yester day. Johnson succeeds David I. Bush. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 5 -Room house and bath, good condi tion, nice shade, corner lot, near school. Only $1100; terms. Also 6 Acres. Irrigated; 4 -room house, large barn; 2 acres of peaches: close in on graveled road; fl398, 500 cash. Also Dairy farm, equipped with cows, 83800. Auto camp, leased and paying 15 on Investment. See L. O. PICKELL 16 South Bartlett. FOR SALE OR TRADE Buzz-saw, fi miles out of Jacksonville, on Ruch Hwy. Moore. WANTED Milk cows for their feed. Have good pasture and barn full of hay. Phone 301-R-3. FOR SALE FLEX-O-GLASS. the perfect glass-substitute. Weather and waterproof. Keeps out rain and cold. Inclose file ping and laundry porches for comfort. In expensive, easy to install. Mon arch Seed fe Feed Co. Boys Town Is REAL . . . greater than the imagination of Holly wood's best writers! tTh pals f J J of ' ' Captaini -5 V Courageous ". making a "TT grand bid for the 1938 Aoa d my """N Award ... I Wprv 1BBW BflflniV HENRY LESLIE GENE HULL FENTON REYNOLDS TsaV Harry! Fo sit I rely Ends Tonight: Norm Shearer Tyrone Power "Marie Antoinette" On Roxy Bill hi Joe Penner Is one of the many stars of stage, screen and radio featured In the comedy Ith music, "Life of the Party." at the Roxy theater for today and tomorrow. Others Include Gene Raymond. Parkyakarkus. Billy Oil bzert, Victor Moore. Helen Broder Ick and Harriet Hllliard. FOR SALE Quaker oil stove, pipe line and 3 barrels: davenport, chair and small pieces. Phone 1936-J. FOR RENOVATING, RE-COVERING and INNER-SPRING Mattress and Upholstering, call Nu-Way Mat treas and Upholstering Co., 300 West 8th St, Phone 393. Estimates Free. EXPERIENCED lidys want nursing or house keeping on ranch. Box 3032. Tribune. ENGLISH TYPE ALMOST NEW 3 BEDROOMS I BLOCK TO SCHOOL sis f 4 f n Modern 6 -room home, S3115D hardwood floors, flre 1 place, painted walls, pink of condition: laundry trays, garage, large lot. This place would cost $4000 to build. For sale today only $3150. Terms. MARK A. GOLDY. INC. Phone 728. 109 E. Main St. 110 ACRES 414 Acres under Irrigation: balance oak and fir timber: good 4 -room house; on good road. Price 41600; MOO down. UPP & RINGOEN. 402 E. Main. LOST Green fender shield. Phone 7, Eagle Point, days. tjam. 1WI, ShenlevrVoductt Co., IncN.Y.C Tomorrow f 95C ml AVAILABLE VSTJ FOR SALT FREE-FLOVvVia SOIL SULPHUR for your alfalfa and meadows. Monarch Seed A Feed Co. LOST Black kitten with bobbed tall and extra toes on each paw. Phone 706-J or 108 Geneva. FOR SALS Young cows, fresh and springers: Guernsey bull, 18 moa. old. John Darby. Orlffin creek. FOR SALE WHEAT GERM MEAL, the most abundant source of health and growth -product ik? vitamin B for human consumption. Include In your morning cereal for health. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RUG AND DAVENPORT CLEAN ING. Fumigating and Demothing. Phone 393. 209 West 8th St. FOR SALE POPCORN. The bent In the world. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Six capacity General Electric battery charger. Post Of fice Service Station. HOUSE FOR RENT In Central Point. Inquire at HIggtnbotham's, Cedar St. and Freeman road. WANTED HOUSEKEEPER-Cook for family of three, consisting of wid ower and two grown children who are attending college and are home only on week-ends. Write Box 3039, Mall Tribune, stating wages, experience and references. WE HAVE BUYERS for city property. List your property with us. Upp A Rlnfioen. 402 E. Main. FOR SALE Wood range. Will trade for wood. Spring Street Store. FOR SALE Apply VIGORO to your lawn now. A fall application will j Insure a better lawn next summer. J Monarch Seed fc Feed Co. WANTED '29 to '31 Ford or Chev rolet pickup. Must be cheap. No dealers. 209 West "th St. FOR SALE 'Household goods, 1 Heatrola. double bed. single bed and springs, kitchen cabinet, smalt heating stove, breakfast table and 4 chairs', flat-top desk. 40 Berke ley Wav. Phone 512-W. . 0 Lights! Gaiety! Fun! Excitement! SEE THE PARADE Piui This L3 11 FOR SALE or trade for wood. Ponttac coach, asfi. 608 S. Riverside. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Floyd Long. Rt. 8. Box 27. near Airport. DRIVING to Oklahoma Not. 1st, by Los Angeles and El Paso. Accomo date 2 or 3. share expenses. In quire at Drive-In Market, south Riverside. 1930 DODGE Sedan. DeLuxe model; looks and runs like new; 90-day new ear guarantee. Priced for quick sale at only $539. Full price for your car In trade. Low bank terms. Save two wavs at. PIERCE - ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Distributors. FOR SALE SHF."! GUANO for your garden and v u. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. HEAR HENRY L. HESS DEMOCRATIC) NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR 'KM ED WEDNESDAY 12:15 to 12:30 P.M. and 6:20 to 6:35 P.M. DISCUSS ALL IMPORTANT CAMPAIGN ISSUES Mr. Heat will remain in Wednesday and Thursday. (Paid, adr JarkMm County vtsTHE WIGHT! Gala Premiere Opening AT 7:00 OF STARS! Add.d filO.OnO Mot QuU Ttataral Big Town Oirli . . . ilijhtly nutty, awfully nlet . . . but alwayi la a Jam! MEET THE GIRLS with JUNE LANG Lynn Bart Ruth Donnelly Gene Lockhart Wally Vernon Robert Allen FOR SALE Hay, 8 and $10 par ton. Phone 301-R-3. FOR SALE One bull calf, $2. R. L. Ray. Oak Grove road. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, 32 Almond. FOR SALE S acres excellent gar den land; new house, plenty of water for Irrigation, with pump and engine; 1 mile from city limits in Medford. Also have 3 quarts mlr. Ing claims, about 30 acres In each. In Treka Co., Cal., located on El liott creek on new road to Oregon Caves from Medford. Excellent for cabin sites. Will sell for $50 cash each. Elledge Gardens, Rt, 3, Bos SO. Medford. Phone 49S-T. MODERN APT Re-decorated. Adults. 125 No. Holly. Medford and Jackson County nemocratlfl Central Commltto) P. M. I 1 I der" taste, either! 1L 1 Show 1:4 :46 f:00 Mat IOC Efts 40c K1fldlv-1 AllSwta SSe lit ShOW Tonite at 7:00 and 9:15 rSgEBIIB MB
