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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1938)
mtedfcvrd matt, trtbttxf:. rRDTcnn fmrcnoy. TnTvsrr.sTUT. yoTTAnvrcK 2, im PAGE REVEN LOCAL and Transacting Business W. J. White of the Crown Willamette Paper com pany wu transacting business In Med ford today. He was registered at the Hotel Medford. To Remodel WUUam Relnhart of 718 Palm street applied at the city building Inspector office yesterday for a permit to remodel his residence at a stated coet of $1,000. Slight Collision Cars driven by Harold Thornlley of Central Point and Charles R. Thompson of 331 Marie street were Involved In a minor accident on West 11th street Tuesday morning, a report on file In city police station said today. Guernseys Sold Three registered Guernsey cowa were sold recently by Oeorge H. 8 to well to Charles A. Wing, who operates a Guernsey dalrj on the Old Stage road. A registered Guern sey bull was sold by Mr. Stowell to H, M. McCalllater of Ashland. At Anniversary The Rev. C. W. Frost, minister of the Apostolic Faith church here. Mrs. Prost and their three children returned Sunday from Portland where they attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr Frost's parents. To Seattle Mrs. H. M. Thompson of 14 Almond street left Sunday night for Klamath Falls, where she was to Join her husband on a trip to Seattle. Va.h. In Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Thompson were to visit relatives and friends and transact buslnesa. Ex-Resident Here James S. Spier, former Medford resident transferred to Portland recently by his company. was here today transacting business for the Westtnghouse Electric com pany. He was making his headquar ters at the Hotel Medford. Club To Meet AH camera enthu siasts Interested in taking stlU pic tures are invited to convene this evening at 7:30 in the Jackson Coun ty Chamber of Commerce to help organize a camera club. This will mark the first meeting this season of persons Interested In cameras and pictures. Here On Business B. C. Stuessi of Seattle. Wash., northwest division manager of the Leelle Salt company, transacted company business here today. He arrived from Klamath Falls by bus and was to leave for Eugene tonight by train. He registered at the Hotel Medford. Sella Barber Shop After operating the Hotel Medford barber shop for the past 16 years, Joe O'Brien today announced sale of the business to James J. Murphy of Klamath Falls Mr. O'Brien plans tentatively to re tire. Mr. Murphy will take over the business Saturday. For the past four years he has operated a five-chair barber shop In Klamath Falls. He indicated that new equipment would be Installed and said the same high standard of service established by Mr. O'Brien would be maintained. HEAR Morton Tompkins Overseer of Oregon State Grange speak In behalf of HENRY L. HESS Democratic candidate for gov ernor of Oregon, over KMED Thursday Night, 7:20 (Paid adv. Democratic Central Committee). IOTHCE! The Medford Poultry and Egg Company U merging with the Poultry Department of the Morton Milling Com pany. In the future all business transactions will be made at the office of the Morton Milling Company at 10 West Jackson Street, phone 657. Mr. Fred Bruegger will be in charge of this business, and with the assistance of the old personnel of the Medford Poultry & Egg Company we will endeavor to give prompt and courteous service to both buyer and seller. This business will continue under the name of Medford Poul try & Egg Co. LIQUOR CONTROL IS NOT PROHIBITION STRENGTHEN OREGON'S LIQUOR CONTROL SY8TEM AND INCREASE RELIEF REVENUES VOTE 322 X YES and thug add all retail profit! of beer and wine ale to the amount available for State Relief. MAKE AUTO DRIVING SAFER AND REMOVE TEMPTATION FROM OUR YOUTH Protect the wivn and children of heavy drinkeri by voting 322 X YES Hid T. rhrllln Youth Group of MrllnrA. nrr. PERSONAL Transacts Business Reese Evens of Gold Hill transacted business in Medford thia morning. In Bay City Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hart of Central Point are spending a few days in San Francisco. In Portland G. H. Hedberg of 304 King street, has been transacting business in Portland the last few days. t In Bend Cart Nelson of 053 Da kota street baa been transacting business In Bend the past week. From Applegate Applegate busi ness callers here today were K. O. Boussom and Howard Klekhoefer. From Ashland Among Ashland residents transacting business In this city today were Kay Gallagher, John Garrett and Leland Monroe. Medford Callers Ramie River resi dent calling In Medford today on business were Frank Hall, Warren Dresbach, Louis Ftckbohm and B. L. Lear, Sr. Barnes Away J. C. Barne of 30 North Peach street and hta son. Charles W. Barnes of Crater Lake highway, are transacting business In Redding. Cal. They will be gone lor several days. Meets Tonight Medford chapter of DeMolay will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Masonic tem ple. All officers and other members are asked to be present at the aea alon. Michel Here Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Mtchels and Child of Eugene trans acted business In this city this morning. Mr. Mlchels Is principal claim deputy for the Oregon unem ployment compensation commission. He is on a routine business trip and from here planned to go to Marsh' field. Plan Communications W. S. Clay pool, division of fire control at the U. S. regional foresters oniee m Portland, arrived this morning by train to confer with executlvea of the Rogue River national forest on plana for extending the radio com munications system, it was expa-wa that Mr. Claypool would be here for several daya. VFW to Meet Crater Lake chapter 1833 of the Veteran of Foreign Wars and its auxiliary will convene Friday evening at 8 In the armory Several committees will present re ports and plans for the Armistice Day celebration win oe iormuina Auxiliary president, Mrs. Albert Hall, and post commander, O. E. Hukill will be in charge of the meetings All members are asked to attend. Connection Contrary to a state ment In the Mall Tribune yesterday. Roy A. Dorf did not plead guilty when arraigned in Justice of the peace court Monday afternoon on a charge of operating a truck without side clearance lights. He pleaded not guilty and stood trial before Judge William R. Coleman. He was found guilty and sentence was suspended for 90 days. Dorf was represented by Attorney Victor A. Tengwald. Class To Meet The recently organ ized public speaking class for men and women of Jackson county will convene this evening at 7:30 In the high school. The class ts sponsored by the Medford Business and Pro fessional Women'a club. B. C. Adams. public speaking instructor of Medford high school will be Instructor for the entire class, which will consist of 19 lessons held every Wednesday evening. On Business Medford business i caller from Phoenix today were 1 Given Davis and William Davit. i ' 1 Here Today Joe Keller of Port land, representative of the National Automobile Theft bureau, visited friends and called on local officers here today. He plans to leave to morrow. Convalescing Mrs. W. S. Doty of 308 Hamilton atreet. who underwent an appendectomy In Josephine Coun ty General hospital at Grants Pass last Sunday, was reported today as convalescing nicely. Her friends are welcome to visit her. Examiner Coming Ward McRey- nolds, state examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be in Medford city hall next Saturday between the hours of 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. All wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with Mr. McReynolds during those hours. To Meet Saturday The seventh and eighth grade teachers' council of Jackson county wltl hold its sec ond regular meeting of the current school year in the Jarkson county courthouse auditorium Saturday, No vember S at 11:15 a. m. Rolls A. Reedy, principal of Phoenix high school will be a guest speaker on the subject, "The Justification of Grammar." All upper grade teachers are urged to attend the session. Meeting Tomorrow Southern Ore gon Gem and Mineral society will hold a regular semi-monthly meeting at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the Jack son County Chamber of Commerce A brief business session will be held and then the members will go to the home of the society's president. E. R. Santo, at 620 South Ivy street, to aee how agates and other semi precious stones are cut and polished, processing of the stones for commer cial use being Mr. Santo'a profession. PAROLE SYSTEM CALLED USEFUL BY PENAL EXPERT MADISON. Wis. (UPiAttacks on the system of parole in prison ad ministration often are "unwarranted and unjustifiable." never ding to John J. Hannan, for 13 years president of the board supervising Wisconsin's penal and charitable Institutions. Hannan. a director of the Ameri can Prison association, believes that the parole system, particularly as practiced In Wisconsin, Is the "most useful, most humane, and highly soclat method of placing back in free society those who have served prison terms." A one-time constant Associate and advisor to the late u. S. Sen. Robert M. LaFollette. Sr.. Hannan la not only a rigorous champion of a par ole system under strict supervision, but of a program for intelligent treatment and training of prisoners for return to society. "Prisons must do something other than punish and deprive them of liberty." he declared. "Tf prison pro crams are to be made solely to care for the 8 to 8 percent who never come out of those institutions, and (snore the need of the more than B0 percent who are to return to soc iety, It would be truly a case of the tail waaglng the dog." Much of the criticism of parole. Hannan believes, comes because of "lark of accurate Information by those who make it. or Is Inspired br persons who for undlsclcsed reas ons want to revive the use in pen ology of th e ph 1 1 osophy of an ye for an eve.' "Tn their ienoranee they would make these Institutions real breeding places of crime. They would strike from the hands of prison adminis trators the most effective devices of rehabilitation, such as produce labor and release under supervised parole." British Ship Bombed BARCET-ONA. Nov. 3. (AP) The 3.546-ton British freighter Oothic vie. Ktrttrk hv a homh todav In an I insurgent air raid on Barcelona. The j ship, hit several times previously in insurgent raids, was reported con- siderably damaged. lNCOl DTI j " KARLOFMn "MR. WONG, DETECTIVE" f jteaggIlB O JjgmMMIffi M rnt 5r I Plu. WILLIAM 0AR0AN in "PERSONAL SECRETARY" Vfi P"'ow' at 1:48 6 :4B-9:0 Mftt-30 EvM-40 K'dd'e'10 I T tF?rr I .. imi, -inn n 9 IfwooolVM" nu-V y t mmmmm iMMJjJl !LLiJ HI JpBSSMSfcJ AUTHOR OF FILM CAST DIRECTORS By Alexander Kahn (United Press Staff Correspondent) HOLLYWOOD (UP) The favorite author of the Hollywood casting dl- rectors is Charles Dickens who. they say. would have made a great cast ing director himself. Casting players for a Dickens story on the stage or screen is no Job at all because the famous Eiignsn j writer dpscnoen every cnnracier in elaborate detail. "His detail was so vivid that the reader almost sees the character as he reads," says Edward L. Marin, who currently ia directing "A Christmas Carol." "As a result we know exactly what type to look for In every role." Dickens also performed another service for the movies when he per sonally supervised the illustrations used In his stories. "Reginald Owen's makeup as Scrooge In the picture." says Marin, "was designed by Jack Dawn from a close study of the pictttres and text and the use of a new kind of makeup that gives Owen that gaunt look required." Marin points to the makeup of Leo G. Carrol as the ghost of Jacob Marljy In the story as an example of how closely Dickens cast his char acters, prom the boots to the ban- dae around the jaws, every item In the appearance of the actor came directly from the pages of the book. Gene tnd Kathleen Lockhart were cast as the Crntehits because of their familiarity with the roles, which they play every Christmas at a presen tation of the story at their home, with their children and neighbors. Thev are members of the Dtckens'.an society and know the writer's work intimately. , Their daughter June was cast as their daughter in the picture, mak ing it probably the first time that a man. wife and child have been cast to play a father, mother and daughter. Pew changes are being made In j the original dialogue of "A Christ- i mas Carol" and the few changes that were made were merely to modern- i ize obsolete phrases that might have , puzzled present day audiences. Marin said. The aettlncs and properties all are authentic reproductions of Lon don in 1840. he pointed out. And for the role of Tiny Tim tho ; studio chose Terry Kilburn. little ; British youngster who scored a hit In "Lord Jeff," Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. i Dae Mail Tribune want aw. I I mllSlMV If MS- V V- t. "11 f V TO PATROL Atlantic, a 14-shlp squadron has been as signed (he seaboard In charge nf Rear Admiral Forde Todd. This Is Atlantic's first nghtlnr squadron since 1931. Too Late to Classify TURKEY PICKERS meetlnR. Labor hall. Thursday evening at S o'clock. An agreement has been mate by all leading companies. Demand the Jov and Economy of FIVE SPEEDS FORWARD "That's De Soto for IMP" BRIGOS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. GATES' USED CARS Famous R. and G. Guarantee. - Cars of merit only deserve this spuce watch this section for the BEST BUYS IN TOWN. 1935 Plymouth coupe, heater... 425 193.S Ford 2-door sedan 3P5 1936 Ford 2-door trk. sedan...... 495 1937 Ford Pickup 645 1931 Pontiac coupe 195 1931 Bulck 4-rioor sedan 195 1929 Ford Roadster, air-wheels.. 85 1934 Plymouth P. D. coupe 375 Used Car Lot Located 6th and Bartlett, Medford. Oregon. Harold Treat, Used Car Mgr. FOR SALE Model A 1931 Phaeton. Water heater, air wheels, pood tires, new paint, new motor, upholstery good. Sacrifice at 160. Call at 117 N. Peach between 6:30 and 7 p. m. DANCE TONIGHT 7. i ii a v wwwww iw.w. i r f tni tbv "Vs - t rs. , & 1930 CHEV. COACH In good shape. Will take $75 and best other car I can get. Oreenamyer In Jacksonville. FOR RENT 4 -room duplex. Hard wood floors, fireplace. East aide. Phone lfl-P-3. OPENING a piano accordion studio at 528 8. Central. Modern method teaching. BUI Ryan. CHEAP Roomy desk, flat top. 48"x 30": also couple smaller onea. 714 Welch St., olf West Jackson. GENUINE recondition Knabe Bar Bain, only 78.S0. Cash or terms Mr. Bialr. 212 W. Main DRIVING to Eugene Frldny. Nov. 4th. 8 p. ni. Cominc back Sunday eve ning. Would like 3 pnssenpers to help pay expenses. Phone 690-R. FOR SALE--Shepherd puppies. Phone M4-L. NOTICE Will lease the Convalescent Home and our renting business consisting of twelve cabins and ten apartments for four months while we spend the winter In th- south. Price for all per month. $100. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barber, 153 Granite atreet. Ashland. FOR RENT Modern 5 -mom fur nished house nnd garage. Inquire 237 N. Central. FURNITURE reupholrtering. reflnish- lng ann regiueing. rnone wob-k. Thlbault. FOR SALE Drv bodv pine wood, Phone 19-XXX-l, Central Point. P. D. Lofland. FOR SALE Oarnge and wrecking business. Fullv equipped. Com pressor. Smith's, Lifetime torches and generator, tools. tlre and parts. Good location Opportunity for good mechanic. Inquire across from Poor Farm. STARTS FOR SALE: Flower pot of all kinds, also jardinieres. Monarch Seed it Feed Co. DRY 2ND GROWTH WOOD. 18-lnch, S3 tier: 13-inch. 11.76. 12-lnch Manzanita. $2.50. Some white oak. 16-inch $2 50. Phone 310 Frank lin's Grocery. FURNISHED 3 - ROOM apartment. Ground floor, private bath, oil heat. Adulta. 604 W. 10th. FOR SALE Good sorghum. Bring containers. J. M. Lowe, Griffin Creek. PROFESSIONAL window cleaning, wall cleaning and floor waxing. We guarantee satisfaction. H. R. Sutton. Tel. 1333-L. PLANER BLOCKS, delivered trom Medford Corporation at $4 45 load. Phone 333. Central Point Fuel. FOR TRADE Small house trailer fir furniture or what have you. In quire 208 N. Riverside. WILL TRADE Equity in modern 5-room Medford home, for good acreage near Medford. Box 403. Tribune. FOR SALE Modern 5-room house. 1015 West Uth. NOTICE The Medford Poultry Egg Com pany la merging with the Poultry Department of the Morton Milllne Company. In the future all busi ness transactions will be made at the office of the Morton Milling I Company at 10 West Jackson j sttvet. phone 657. Mr. Fred Brue ger will be in charge of this busl- i ness. and with the assistance of 1 tho old personnel of the Medford j Poultry Fg Company we will j endeavor to give prompt and cour- i teoua nervier to not n Duyer ana aelier. This business will continue under the name of Medford Poul try M Egg Company. TODAY FOUR DAYS! WILL SELL or trade for property In or near Medford, Income property In Modesto. Calif. Excellent returns on investment. See Mr. Taylor at Pierce Allen Motor Co. WANTED Boy i, 14 yeara old or over, for Examiner sales. Apply Blgelow's, 100 W. Main. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- fVitbwt Ctlomel And You'll Jump Out of Bed b lbs Morning Ruin' to Co The Ifver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile Into your bowels daily. If this bUs Is not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest It just daji In tho bowels. Gu bloats up lour stomach. You get constipated. Your, whole system is poisoned and you feci sour, sunk and the world looks punk. A mero bowel movement doesn't (ret at the cause. It takes those good, old Carter's Livep 1U1' 10 et wo pounds of bde flowing freely and make you feel up nnd up. Harmless, gentle, yet amis ing In maklnpr bile flow freely. Ask for C arter's Little Liver Pills by nam. 86 cents. Stubbornly refuse anything sla. Rev. Ethel Duncan HANSEN HALL 6th and Bartlett TONIGHT 7:30 o'clock Topic: "Practice What You Preach"
