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NrEDFORT) MATL TRIBUTE, DHTi, (TREGOX. THURSDAY. yOYEMTVRR 3. 1933. PAGE NINE LOCAL and Calls Here John P. Clark of Cen-, trel Point was a business caller tn Med ford today. Mfdtord Caller Harley Gunter of Jacksonville transacted business In this city today. Prom' Talent Talent residents who transacted business here today were William Hervey, Charles O. Long and Wayne Rosa. On Business Among Ashland resi dents calltng in this city today on business were Ray Moore, R. L. Reeder, Orvel Abbott and Robert Bell, Jr. f Fined SH Claude W. Hoover plead ed guilty in justice of the peaco court to a charge of speeding a truck and was fined $ and (4 50 costs by Judge' William R Coleman. On Inspection H. C. Obye, assist ant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, left this morning for Chemult where he was to spend the remainder of the week inspecting logging operations of the Chiloquln Lumber company. comiioa Huskiness Due to Colds MEDICATED BATH GIVES QUICK RELIEF Tormented with throat huskiness, dryness, coughs due to colds? Let a Vlcks Cough Drop dissolve naturally In your mouth. It bathes tender throat tissues with soothing medi cation for 12 to 15 minutes, and com forting relief comes fast. Because Vlcks are really medicated . . . medi cated with the throat-soothing in gredients of Vicks VapoRub ... fa mous for relieving discomforts due tOCOld3- MED,CATD VICKS COUGH DROPS Gangster Labor Rule before it ruins Oregon! d I. br A.,. gmp fHlS SIS FRI.--SAT.--ONLY rTHLlMN( Z B. Hoffmann 1 5 Discount On All Lingerie KICKERNICK -VANITY FAIR , Gowns, Slips, Panties, Petticoats Vests, Combinettea BRASSIERES Beauteefit NuVu V-Ette Established Credit Accounts Always Welcome" BUYING A CAR? - PAY FOR IT THE LOW-COST WAY WITH THE FIRST NATIONAL'S CASH BUYER PLAN! FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND AMY BRANCH . PERSONAL From Ashland Gene Rltalnger of Ashland transacted business In this city yesterday morning. From Jacksonville Mrs. a. W. Ood werd of Jacksonville waa a visitor In Mcdford thta morning. Mere On Business Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of Ashland were Medtord business callers Wednesday afternoon, they are owners of the Plaem cafe In Ashland. Mrs. Roberta III Mrs. Nellie Rob erta Is confined to her home at 316 South Orange street with a severe Illness. Mrs. Roberts' daughter, Mrs. wmtam Morgan of Portland, came here to be with her mother. Church Dinner Dinner will be served to the public at 6 Friday In the basement dining room of the South Methodist church. The dinner Is sponsored by the women of the church. . Planes Delayed Some of the Unit ed Air Lines planes were delayed today by unfavorable weather up and down the coast. The late southbound Skylounge last night passed over Mcdford. unable to get In here be cause of a low celling. Minor Accident Myrta E. Otter- dale of 845 Dakota avenue and James rucKman ox Ross lane drove cars Involved In a slight accident at West Main street and Oakdale avenue Tuesday afternoon, according to report on file In city police station today. .in'iir i-onnnea Emu Mohr, man ager of the Hotel Medford, was con fined to his room at the hotel today, recovering from a minor operation required to extract a bent tooth inough recuperating. Mr. Mohr. It was expected, will be confined for a couple of days more. ... Father III H. J. Bergren of 1326 Reddy avenue, an electrical engineer In sound pictures, left by United Malnllner this afternoon for Chicago via Portland. He was called to Mon mouth. 111., because of the serious Illness of his father. A. B. Bergren. Before returning to Medford, Mr. Bergren planned to transact business In Chicago. Study In Court Civic clam of 18 students from the Prospect high school made a study of legal pro cedure In the Jackson county circuit wutl, ncre today, xne class was accompanied by Lester Wilson. Its instructor. Mr. Wilson was to take the students to the theater here this evening. Indians To Meet All members of tne Klamath Indian tribe are to hold a general council at the Klamath Agency at 10 a. m. November 10, It was announced today by B. O. Court- right, superintendent. Several matters are to Be discussed and decided. In cluding reconsideration of the coun cil's action last May 12 regarding distribution of the Judgment money received In the Yamsey case, sale of timber and nomination of tribal delegates for 1938-39. 42 BRANCHES IN ORIOON Club To Meet Rogue Valley Radio club will convene this evening at 8 at Its Medford airport dubroom. The meeting tonight will take the place of the one previously scheduled for November 11 which was postponed because of Armistice day activities. All members are asked to attend the session this evening. CALLED BY DEATH Ida Mary Walter, resident of Med ford for the past two years, died in a local hospital late Wednesday aft ernoon after a long Illness. She was M. Mrs. Walter was born at Dayton. Ohio on April 8, 1873. She spent her early life In Ohio. She married Jos eph C. Walter in Cincinnati, Ohio, November 35, I860. Mr. Walter died in Cleveland, Ohio, on March H, 1931. After the death of Mr. Walter. Mrs. Walter made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Harley Miller, who now lives, here. Surviving are two daughters and a son, Mrs. Harley Miller of Medford, Miss Dorothy Walter of Mansfield, Ohio, and L. Rohe Walter of New York City. . Funeral services will be held In the Perl chapel at 3 p. m. Friday. Sherman L. Divine, pastor of the Presbyterian church, officiating. Cre mation will follow the services. ADMINI STRATOR of the pension plan Is to be Roy G. Owens (above), as provided In the proposed amendment which names two other men as poten tial administrators. OEBT-PAYI NC Finland sent to President Roosevelt a block of Finnish postage stamps with Eero Jarnefelt (above), Finnish envoy to U. S., making the presentation. Stamps com- . memoratrd 300th anniversary of Finnr.1 .":!?ment In V. 8. Closing time for Too Late to Claa- I ilty Ada is 1:30 p. m. Edward Robinson at Rialto Edward O. Robinson and Barbara O'Neil, as a mtld mannered law pro fessor and his tolerant wife, are thrown Into a maelstrom of racket terror tn I Am the Law," opening a hrec day run today at the Rialto theater. In a role that surpasses the action of his "Dr. Clitterhouse," Robinson turns fighting prosecutor to clean up organized crime in his city. Other Thrilling Picture Stars Clark Gable On Craterian Bill There are thTills and then more thrills at the Craterian theatre where the new Oable-Loy picture. Too Hot to Handle" Is really "flood ing the screen with excitement." Opening its local run yesterday, 'Too Hot to Handle" should prove to be among the most popular films of the season. Certainly it should be put on the "must list" of every mov ie-goer who's ever craved action, ex citement, and thrills! For Clark Ga ble and Myrna Loy are doing their stuff In a big way in this rousing story of the newsreel cameramen who are on the spot when anything hap pens and when it docsn t, they make their own news. Of course, we wouldn't believe all that happens during the course of the picture. But neither do we care. After all, motion pictures are sup posed to bring entertainment to the screen and, boys and girls. "Too Hot to Handle" delivers tn no uncertain terms. It's got that "umph" that means the difference between good shows and outstanding ones. And the team of Gable and Loy. In their sixth or seventh appearance together, once again proves their stardom rating is no fluke. Gable is the ace newsreel camera man vho, when he can't find any thing that's newsy, makes his own breaks all to the discomfiture of his rivals, particularly Walter Pld geon, his top rival. When the Jap anese filers refuse to act like they're expected to act and come within range of his camera, a yank at the firing cord of the anti-aircraft gun does the trick. They came close enough then plenty. When the oth er newsreel boys try to pull a faat one and film a faked mercy flight, he beats them to the punch and gets some real shots, all of which lead to his meeting with Miss Loy, the filer. Even though he does lose his clip to his rival, he suceeds in scaring another triumph by signing her up with his company and fortune smiles when they're only a short distance away when a munitions ship catches fire. Scene following scene, each loaded to the hilt with action and comedy leads to the climactic sequences of the rescue of the lest flier in the wild Jungles of South America. You feel like yelling at times, so tense Is the suspense. But native voodoo Is matched with white man'a magic and everything comes out ail right. Melo dramatic? Sure it's melodramatic. But isn't that the way most of us like It? That's what has made movies universally nomilar and Diet urea like Too Hot to Handle" will keep that popularity. Eugene Woman Pan? PORTLAND, Nov. 3. AP) Fun- I eral services, were held here today for Mrs. Charles O. Brlgga, Eugene. who died Tuesday. Her husband l president of the Booth-Kelly Lum- ! ber company In Lane county. Mrs. Brlggs, who waa born at Shasta. Cal., January 18, 1879, had been at a Portland hospital for several weeks. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. RE-ELECT hewit j. BEAN of Umatilla Count? Juiias of th SUPREME COURT Position No. 2 Present Chief Juatlc Twentjr-ieren Years' Experience .(ef! t swr.iif! n.i:jir:i ol t bw IH. ht H"fn 1. B'.n. . m.l L " ' 1 '' fcttaaaVa jj members of the large cast include Otto Kruger, Wendy Barrie and John Beal. Filmed from one of the most blood-stirring stories over to come out of the colorful West. "Black Bandit," starring Bob Bnker, will play os the companion feature with "I Am the Law." Bob sings several new Western song hits in the film. Bob at Roxy Coming to the big city to write songs bazooka playing Bob Burns runs smack Into romance In the shape of Helen Broderick in "Radio City Revels," playing today and to morrow only at the Roxy theatre. Burns Is teamed with Jack Oakle, Kenny Baker, Milton Berle, Victor Moore and Ann Miller, RITES 10:30 FRIDAY George William Knlpps died In his parents' home at 21 Vancouver ave nue' Wednesday afternoon after an Illness of two weeks. He was four months old. Survivors are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. wtlllam E. Knlpps, Jr., two grandmothers and a grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Knlpps and Mrs. Estella Single Miller. Funeral services will be held In the Perl chapel at 10:30 a. m. Fri day, Father E. S. Bart lam officiating. Interment will be made In Siskiyou Memorial park. Closing time torToo Late to Claa Mfy Ads Is 1:30 p. m. tJse Mall Tribune Want Ads. SHRINE STATED SESSION Hlllah Temple meets At Masonic Hall, Ashland. Friday evening, Novem ber 4th. In stated ses sion. Routine and other important business. Final plans for Fall Ceremonial. Officers rehearsal after the meeting. Light refresh ments. A. B. BROWNELL. Potentate. R. E. DETRICK, Recorder. Tf mm lACKOAKlC ANN MJltW pio City VICTOR MOORI ILTON IERLI 4ln trerferlck Jan rremen tjft r Wetf MelliM Mates Hat Kama $f Hu Qttti't TODAY and FRIDAY! 3 i? Art J; fir MEDFORD LODGE NO. 10J, A. r. it A. M. Special Communication Frldav evening, Nov. ., 1938. at SEVEN P. M. BHARP. Work In the E. A Degree. attendance dealred. Visitors L. L. SANDERS. W. A. O. BISHOP. Sec. M. Too Late to Classify N O T I C E I OUR SIXTH STREET STORE Is Moving to Our NEW LOCATION at 30 NORTH CENTRAL Store Closed After Today MAIN AND CENTRAL STORE IS OPEN AS USUAL Daily, Evenings and Sunday All Prescriptions. Including re fills, will be compounded at Main Street Store, until our new loca tion Is readv In about 10 days. WAIT FOR OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS WESTERN THRIFT STORES EXCHANGES Good Medford home for place located near Normal in Ashland. Also acres near Phoenix with modern nome lor larger acreage; win aa nirne, Also Good apartment house to exchange for good ranch. Also 3 modern housea near courthouse for small place In Rogue River Valley. Also Modern 5-room home. 3 sleeping porches, excellent condition. Large trees In yard; near High and Washington schools. Only 43.175. easy terms. Also 3-acre tract, modern home, all kinds of berries, grapes, flowers, apples, prunes; garage, chicken house; only 1U miles from city limits. A real buy only $3,500, terms. Also 19 acres Old Stage road, modern 5-room home, hardwood floors, fireplace. ( Cost about $8,000 to build.) Overlooks valley; all kinds of fruit, walnuts and grapes; partly under Irrigation. This la really priced to sell, only $4,750, terms. Out-of-town owner needs money todav. Make usaji offer. MARK A. dOLDY. INC. Phone 728 109 E. Main St, THANKSGIVING SPECIAL FREE TURKEYS FREE WITH EVERY CAR SOLD Including Our Famous "THRIFTIES" BRIGGS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. FOR RENT Furnished downstairs apartment, 2 bedrooms, gas fur nace. 806 West 10th. WILL TRADE 35 Dodge pickup for micK or seaan ana casn aurerence, Also for sale Seasoned apple wood. H. E. Blrdsal. 2 miles east of Cass Wrecking Yard. FOR RENT Neat 4 -room modern cottage. $20 month, water paid A 1 so 5-room mode rn cot t,a ge , $25 month, water paid. Phono 1406, FOR SALE Ford v-8 pickup, late 1936, mileage 10.000. In A-l con dition. Rogue Valley Tractor St Implement Co., 18 So. Fir St.. Medford. H O TIC E I OUR SIXTH STREET STORK Is Moving to Our NEW LOCATION at 30 NORTH CENTRAL Store Closed After Today MAIN AND CENTRAL STORE IS OPEN AS USUAL Dally. Evenings and Sunday AH Prescriptions, Including re fills, will be compounded at Main Street Store, until our new loca tion Is ready In about 10 days. WAIT FOR OPENINO . ANNOUNCEMENTS WESTERN THRIFT STORES Shows 1M.1-fl:4lv-!:no HOrHOe-loc ZOWIE! ONE ROUSING THRILL AFTER ANOTHER C CH J "NOW! Until vT-CI iHatnrdav AC, (l I Night Only! Movie Quia J!? $250,000 cS jS5 Contest afl"i5S i 3 THOROBRED Toggenburg nannies, eligible for registration, 13. Dtlly goat, $3. O. P, Rusho, 4 miles north, half mile east Eagle Point. DINNER Friday evening at 6 o'clock. South Methodist church, sponsored by ladles of the church. Only 35c plate. Public invited. WANTED Fireleaa 1173. cooker. Phone SALESMAN material. WANTED. Sell building Phone 1561-R. FOR RENT fi-room bungalow, base ment, furnace. Adults. Phone 756. RUMMAGE SALE by Southern Ore gon Art Association, next door to Pantorlum Cleaners, Nov. 4 and 0. FOR SALE Nice ripe Bosc pears. also walnuts. Glenn Darby, south end Klnga highway. FUN FOR WHOLE FAMILY Phoenix Grange Frolic Friday. Ama teur hour. Prizes, plus usual at tractions. No admission charge. FOR RENT 8 -room house. 28 Al mond. 417 60. water paid. Call 1485-W. $3.75 SPECIAL $3.75 A REAL MOTOR TUNE-UP Compression tested and brought up to standard. Valves adjusted and gum removed. Spark plugs cleaned, adjusted. Inspect and adjust gen erator. Inspect and adjust starter. Inspect light. Adjust fan belt. Adjust carburetor by exhaust an alyzer. Remove distributor and cali brate on new Wedenhoff Syncri scope ( ths alone Is worth the money). Set Ignition timing by new Synscrlscope timer. Clean and adjust automatic spark controls. Road test. This work is done hy Bud Renfro. offering you most modern and tip-to-date tune-up service on coast. LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION FOR SALE Greyhound pup 3 months old. Cheap. W. E. Carter. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Small Guernsey-Jersey cow. Good family cow. $50. W. E. Carter, Engle Point. 'LITTLE CAESAR' TURNS FIGHTING PROSECUTOR! The speechless anguish of a girl in terror . . a oity enslaved by mobsters! Watch them goad the screen's most powerful star into nerve-shattering action! enlillBA BoBinson in AM THE TODAY FOR 3 BIG DAYS! Plus This Twin twin wmti brothers on i t horses in a IV -7T ... . fight to the deata DC3 nnrrrri Showa at 1:45 M9-9:lo EXPERIENCED WOMAN wants work, cooking in restaurant or chamber maid in hotel. 1005 W. Main, Apt. 11. TRADE $540 EQUITY in 5-room modern house. 3 lots, for place clear, or discount for cah. Box -384. Tirbune. STOCK FEED Pure cane molasses. Hleh in feeding value, low in cost. $10 per 50-gallon barrel with al lowance for empty barrel returned. Cane molasses is practically equal to barley, corn or wheat In feed ing value. F. E. Samson Co. FOR RENT 4-room duplex. Hard wood floors, fireplace. East side. Phone 16-F-3. HEAR Morton Tompkins Overseer of Oregon State Grange, speak In behalf of HENRY L. HESS Democratic candidate for for ernor of Oregon, over KMED Thursday Night, 7:20 (Paid adv. Democratic Central Committee). Rev. Ethel Duncan HANSEN HALL 6th and Bartlett TONIGHT 7:30 o'clock Topio: "Change Partnert" f WENDY BARRIE OTTO KRUGER Companion Western! Mats , . Eves , . Kiddles SSr , 1ft) TDnP t
