Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 17, 1938, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT-. TRTBirNE, MEDFOTCD, OR EG OX. THFRSDAY. NOVEMBER 17, liftB. PAGE THIRTEEN I LOCAL and PERSONAL! Llcrnfted To Wed A marriage 11c- ense was issued In the Josephine county clerk's orftce at Grants Pass Tuesday to Reginald C. Wood, farm worker, and Mary Winn, both of Tal ent. Brother Dies D. D. Davis, Medford real estate salesman, today was In receipt of word of the death of his brother, Prank P. Davis of Lake wood, Ohio. Death occurred while Mr. Davis slept and was attributed to a heart attack. He had been a resident of Ohio for many years. Kit Stolen Mrs. Tavener Roblnett of Ashland reported to city police last night that a nurse's kit was stolen from her car while she was attending jtfce San Francisco Opera company fballet at the Holly theatre. Her car was parked on 5th street between Grape and Holly streets. It was a a black, zipper bag, Mrs. Roblnett said 1 ... Planes Pass Over The late United 'Southbound plane last nigh J; and the early morning northbound ship this morning passed over Medford, unable to make their scheduled 6tops at the municipal airport because of fog. It was thought that the fog would lift enough to permit this afternoon's planes to land. Grangers Notified Grangers going from here to Portland for the na tional convention were notified today that the Jackson county Grange ban' quet would be held at 1744 N.E. 43nd street. It will be held at 6 p. m. Tt day. About 78 Jackson county Grang ers were expected to attend the con vention and banquet, many 'of them to leave for Portland today and to ' morrow. On Road Survey Karl L. Janouch, supervisor of the Rogue River na tional forest, and H. C. Obye, assist ant supervisor, left this morning for Lake of the Woods to Inspect the work being done on construction of ft new road to the forest resort. With Mrs. Janouch, Mr. Janouch returned :to his home here Tuesday evening from Portland where he had spent two and a half months on a special assignment at the U. S. regional for ester's office. Ask Doctor About This Ideal Way TO LOSE FAT READ EVERY WORD! Make up your mind now that you'll lose some of that ugly fat and really enjoy life. 7 No one can blame you If you don't want to take harmful drugs, go on starvation diets and do back breaking xerclses. No sane woman would I And for sensible women like yourself who jpuiiy wane to reauce yet aon t ex i tect miracles overniKht who are j willing to faithfully follow a most lmple, inexpensive and pleasant 28 jlay plan (women considerably over weight naturally require longer per iods), we suegest this easy plan, j First or ail go light on fatty foods and sweets. Eat plentifully of lean meats, iresn iruits and vegetables And for proper functioning be sure to take a half teaspoon ful of Kru chen Salts in hot water every morn Jng. And let's get this straight right now about Kruschen It Is not harmful. It Is NOT Just one KAlt as some people mav leitnr witly believe. Look on the box! You'll see it Is a blend of 6 aetlve mlnernl alts, which when dissolved In water Is similar to the famous nierllral waters of European Spa where wealt hy fat people have gone for jears. A Jar of Kruschen costs but a few cents ana mattes & gallons or mar velous mineral health water. Get Jar RIGHT AWAY! At Western Thrift Dtores ana aruggisxs everywnere. 1 s,ra;M B" Calls Here Peter Nelson of Rogue River was a Medford business caller ; today. ' Prom Trull Bn QUlet Of Trail was a Medford business callers this morning. Here On Business Joseph Casey of Butte Falls transacted business In Medford today. Calls Here C. L. Cook of Gold Hill called In this city on business today. Medford Caller J. C. Clark of Cen tral Point was a Medford business caller. Neff Returns Porter J. Neff. Med ford attorney, returned on the train this morning from Salem, where he spent yesterday transacting business. From Ashland John C. Garrett, Harriett Hllderbrandt and L. D. Mes sney of Ashland transacted business in Medford this morning. Chorus To Meet Jackson County Teachers chorus will convene Satur day morning at 10 in the courthouse auditorium for a rehearsal. On Business Lud Axland of Eu gene, representative of the General Poods Sales company, is spending several days In thla city transacting business. He is registered at the Hotel Medford. Accepts Position Miss Maxlne Love of Grants Pass arrived In Medford Tuesday to accept a position with the state unemployment compensa tion commission office In this city. At present she Is registered at the Hotel Holland. School Operetta Phoenix grade school Is sponsoring an operetta Friday evening at 8 o'clock In the school house. "En Voyage With Col umbus" Is the operetta. It Is under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Morris. From Olendale El wood Ingledue, manager of the Hotel Informant in Glendale. Cal., spent yesterday Id Medford on business. He was register ed at the Hotel Medford. Mr. Ingle due Is nationally known candid cam era expert and many of his pictures have been published. Green Transferred Sandy Green son of Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Green of 701 Park street, left yesterday after noon for Santa Barbara, Cal., where he has been transferred by the Mont gomery Ward company. Mr. Green was In charge of the sporting goods department In the store here and will be in the same department In Santa Barbara. He made the trip south by motor car. Joins Army Announcement was made today of the United States army enlistment of Leo M. David, former Medford resident. David was accept ed for enlistment tentatively on No vember 9 by Sgt. Willis S. Estep, re cruiter In charge of the army station in Medford city hall, He passed his final qualifying examinations at Van couver Barracks, Wash., and elected to serve with the 7th Infantry at that post. Park Weather Clear The sun was shining and the atmosphere was clear In Crater Lake national park when rangers made their dally radio broad cast this morning. A light snow storm yesterday afternoon added an Inch of snow to the ground cover, 24 inches deep at park headquarters this morning, the rangers reported. Tem pearture in the park yesterday ranged from a maximum of 35 to a mini mum of 38. Park roads were open but tire chains were needed, the rangers broadcast. w.p;i On Buslnt-s W. H. Baggs, general manager of American Fruit Growers, Inc., and C. W. Brown, treasurer of the company, arrived by train In Medford this morning from Pitts burgh, p., to confer with Gordon R. Qreen, division manager of the company In this cKy. The men plan ned to remain here today only. Ranger In Town-Homer HI son. ranger in charge of the Union Creek district of the Rogue River national forest. Mrs. Hlxon and their small son have taken up residence at 616 South Ivy street for the winter. Mr. Hlxon will be at room 353 of the for est service annex In the Medford fed eral building during the winter months. The Union Creek ranger station Is. closed for the winter. Slight AccliU'iits Georgia E. Burn- ham of 123 Oregon Terrace and Dayl Burres of 107 Genossce street oper ated cars that collided with minor damage yesterday at East Main and Genessee streets, a report at city police headquarters today showed. H. E. Bismark of 17 Glen Oak Court and Bruce Scott of Portland were drivers of trucks that collided yester day a mile north of Rogue River, a olty police report said. Meeting Tomorrow Rogue River Valley Navy Mothers club will hold Its regular-social meeting at 8 p. m Friday In the home of Mrs. Grace Roberts at 101 1 West 10th street. This month's regular business seaslon was held November 7 In Grants Pass. Several navy mothers of Josephine county, wero enrolled. Any woman having a son In the United States navy is Invited to attend tomorrow night's social meeting. ZARAGOZA. Spain. Nov. 17. (AP) Insurgent military observers today expressed belief General Franco's re- conquest of the right (western) bank of the Ebro river had paved the way for an operation which should end the Spanish government's resistance. Government and insurgent lines today were virtually the same as when the Ebro campaign, one of the longest and bloodiest of the civil war, began July 25. But Insurgents pointed out the government's land and air forces had suffered such heavy losses they were In a greatly weakened position to ward off Franco's next blow. Officials here asserted the govern ment forces suffered 75,000 casual ties In the Ebro campaign In north western Spain and had abandoned a large amount of military equip ment, much of which the Insurgents salvaged. PORTLAND. Nov. 17. (AP) An excessive demand for hens and a comparatively light call for toms prevailed on the turkey market to day. - One firm paid 23 cents a pound for hens and others were offering 22 cents. The market for toms, drop ping a half-cent In New York, stood about 20 cnt a pound. Ono pro duce handler said the price might decline again for birds weighing more than 20 pounds. Consumers' Guide finds that only one single person out of 100 In this country has an annual income of $5000 or more. ' : : - M According fo an unbiased survey of independent package stores sponsored by leading distillers. AMERICA'S Biggest-Selling Whiskey that's TEN HIGH's amazing record. Made possible because TEN HIGH gives double-value for the money. Because TEN HIGH really does Double Your En joyment! Its flavor is doubly-rich, doubly-satisfying, smooth be cause all Rough Edges are kept out. Strict methods of distilling Simone Here Simone Simon, the girl with a mind of her own, has one of the Marring rolee with Ben Bernle and Walter Wlnchell In "Love and Hlssea.-' new est of the Bernle-Wtnchell grudge shows playing todav and tomorrow only at the Roxy theatre. Joan Davis and Bert Lahr have supporting roles. Screen Version of Arkansas Traveler on Sunday Program Among the happiest memories most of us will carry with us are those mo tion pictures in which Will Rogers and Irene Rich portrayed plain Amer icans engaged In plain American pur suits. Everybody who enjoyed these simple dramas of plain folks will en Joy the new Bob Burns picture, "The Arkansas Traveler," which opened Its four day showing yesterday at the Craterlan theatre. For "The Arkan sas Traveler" Is In the same chnnnel of tha Rogers-Rich appeal, and that spenks volumes, Bob Burns has been compared, and favorably, with Wll' Rogers a num ber of times during the past few years. But it has not been really evident of the similarity between th two as is now shows In this new film. That will sound like sacrilege to many Rogers fans. But tnat same down-to-earth, philosophical, human appeal that , so characterized Will Rogers Is also found In Bob Burns. If this is a sample of what he can really do, then, say we, let's have more of It. For It's been a long time anyone can reach out and touch the heart as Bob Burns does In "The Arkansas Traveler." He doesn't play the bazooka; he doesn't crack wise about Van Buren and his uncles and aunts and the rest of the relatives he's publicised so much In the past. He just plays himself, easy-going, drawling, home spun. And when you come rlffht down to It. It really Isn't fair to either Will Rogers or Bob Burns to be com pared. Rogers had his Individual style, Burns has his. But what a happy break that Burns came along after Rogers left such an aching void. "The Arkansas Traveler" Is about a small town. Its newspaper and Its people. Fay Bainter plays the pub lisher of the paper coveted by the local moneyosjrs, Lyle Talbot. Burns plays a hobo printer who stops In wjwn iong enough to outwit the covetous bigwig and patch up a sty- nueu romnnce ociwoen two young .oiks, pinyea oy Jean Parker and John Beal. living the while In a Jail cell politely provided by the friendly con stable, Irvln S. Cobb. Ther'a no straining for laughs or tears, but both accrue. It's probably the best picture for all members of the family that the screen has shown for a long, long time. A Royal Decree-Law published In the Italian Official Gazette requires that all new power plants be bunt so they can use gas, solid fuel, or electric power. A bread and yeaat-ralsed pastry seems to keep fresh almost Indefi nitely If promptly cooled to 30 de grees centigrade In a carbonic add atmosphere. German scientists find. X- control in the world's largest distillery ore the secret of TEN HIGH's perfectly balanced bourbon taste. Discover for yourself why TEN HIGH is America's favorite whiskey . . . Double Your En joyment today with TEN HIGH. You can buy TEN HIGH at stores and taverns all over the nation. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois. Rialto Role :ir,!&m t Jean Hersholt again essays the role of beloved Dr. Luke (Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe in real life) In the Dlonne quintuplets' third and best starring picture, "Five Of A Kind," which opens a thrcc-day run today at the Rialto theatre. Hersholt. as he has in the last two pictures, convincingly portrays the genial doctor In a new and modern setting. in this picture the Quints are re vealed as real entertainers, singing, dancing, making muslo and fun, and telling their fans all about It. The story whirls through a series of ex citing situations, with the clamor and turmoil of metropolitan New York as the background. Cliilro Trevor and CesarRomero as two rival reporters, Slim SummervUle as the home-town sheriff, Henry Wllcoxon and Jane Darwcll In featured roles, and John Qualen again as Papa Dlonne, are among the featured players In the large cast. "Outlaws of Sonora," featuring the Three Mesqulteers, plays as the added feature with "Five Of A Kind." BERLIN. Nov. 17 ( API noi.nl.. Miller, commercial attache of the united states embassy, was called to Washington tadnv thnn 91 fcm,-. after the departure of Ambassador Hugh R. Wilson. Miller was directed to report In Washington not later than January 1. The calling of Miller was regarded by the American eolonv in nriin as a significant Indication the United States deoartment nr mmmFM lost Interest in Qcrmany, for the WASHINGTON. Nnv 17(D Richard C. Peterson. .Tiv ji.l...,n secretary of commerce, said today .m. uougiai Miner, American com merclal attache In Berlin, w.. Mt..- ing to the United states on a "rou- vino visit- arranged two months ago. AMERICAN BRIDGE CO. LOW ON SACTO. JOBS SACRAMENTO, Nov. 17. (API American Bridge comnanv of nut. burSh, Pa., was the apparent lowest of five bidders for mnir,,,.ii . two bridges across the R.-r.n,... " pa" 01 me central Valley Project railroad relocation Job. The company offered to supply materials and suneratrtietiir. nf h two bridges for 4124,337. MEDFORD LODGE, No. 103, A. F. A. M. cflijj Stated Communication RxiA Frldnv. Nov. 18. 1038 ' T SEVEN P. M. SHARP Also work In the F. O. Degree, Visitors welcomo. A. O. Bishop L. L. Sander, Sec'y. w. M. Shows 1:4.1-0:4,1-0:00 80c-40c-10c The Grandest Family Show Since Will Rogeri! it, Mte ea&.'.;l BOB I m BURNS Movie Quiz Conteat Plrluri COMING SUNDAY 1 TANNIC HURST S Jiaugr iters llal li'lmlTU . ka until ' 1 Irs ntsuca M III lit! Motli' lill SISIIII (mailt ' I Plrlilre rntil.u - - , A picture so true to lire I 1 I hat you'll sit entranced! J as v war t v- -njamr i E. BONFIRE AT 7:10 TONIGHT TO With a serpentine through the downtown city streets and a rctvrlns bonfire on the high school grounds. 700 Medford hlsh school students will participate tonight In a pro game celebration of Friday night's gridiron conflict between Ornnls Pass and Medford on the local field. According to plans, the rally will be one of the most enthusiastic and largest pep meetings of the year. Medford high students will meet at the city park tonight at 7:10 and will firm the serpentine from the corner of Mln and Holly. The line of march will tnke the students down Main to the corner of Central and back again. The students will then be dispersed to meet again at the high school field for the lighting of the big bonfire that has been a week In preparation. The Tiger Quarts. Medford Senior high's student police squad, have had chargo of the preparation or the bonfire which consists of a col lection of old wooden structures. tires, and scrap lumber, aurrounded by a towering wooden frame. Tho torch will be applied to the bonfire at 7:40 tonight. ' During the bonfire and the sub sequent rally at the bonfire as it burns, Medford high students will sell hot dogs and popcorn to cold and weary pop-mnkers. High school cheer leaders, Grctchen McAllister and Bob Walker, will load the yells during both serpentlno and bonfire rally. Nearly the entire high school student body Is expected to participate. The Senior high school drum corpa will make marching appearonco In Medford'a downtown district between 2:30 and 3:00 Friday afternoon. PIS POLICE HALT PARIS, Nov. 17 (AP) A group of about 3,000 persons, who polios said were mostly Communists, today stag ed tha first demonstration against Premier Daladter's decree laws. Strong forces of police broke up the demonstration In Place D'ltalle, In the heart of the Parts workers' district, without difficulty. Seven persons were arrested charg ed with obstructing traffic. The crowd also opposed a govern ment ban on a Communist meeting that had been scheduled tonight. When last heard from, this coun try's population center was at I spot 3 .9 miles northeast of Linton, Greene county, Indiana, Radio-telephone service between Shanghai and Japanese cities sus pended for more than a yeai are now being resumed. THEY SING! THEY DANCE! THEY ---they're real grown-up entertainers now! flrfN?. ad they're in swell oompany If J Eif'yl sfjafcSvC with a notable cost of stars... V&P 4f II in .a high-speed rtory that ZTfv V3 whirls In and out ef New 1 Iff rXi ' flf York ' Broadway 1 , WWrW ttilevinir , - . ,, .... , The typical family in the United States baa four members. Tho total American Income for the last year when statistics are available, 1935-38. was 80 billion dollars. More than 000O0 persons from about to nntlDiis visited Sweden during the first elht months of 1038. Too Late to Classify FOK RENT Room, newly furnished, heated, private entrance, garage If desired. 28 N. Orange. Phone 1798-J. RUMMAGE SALE Friday and Satur day, Nov. 18-19, next to Brophy's by Medford ZONTA club for benefit Junior Symphony orchestra. REDUCING KENNEL for winter, a few choice vounn Scotties, priced to sell. Royal Rogue Kennel. PILL DIRT cheap. Phone 1534-Y. FOR RENT 6-room modern furnish ed house. Adults oniy. man mi-j. WANTED TO BUY Cash register. Phone 850 at once. Family consist of man and two grown children, the latter home from college occasionally. Pleasant noma ana ugnt worn, do Tribune. FOR PALE Studio couch, like new. 419 West 2nd. Phone 477-L. WANTED By experienced woman . COOKlllg in mining or eoiwiiwwwu camp. References. Box 2817, Tri bune. FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. 623 E. Main. FOR SALE Young fat ducks. Box 139 Spring street. EXPERIENCED FARMER with new Caterpillar tractor wnnte plowing or dlsclns. Phone S71-R-2. WENONAH CLUB PUBLIO CARD Party. Redmen Hall on Apple street, Nov. 18, 8:30 p. ra. FOR SALE Fancy walnuts and fil berts. 12c and 15c. on Old Hignway. Talent. Harvey Walter. DRY WOOD, 16-ln. laurel 2.75 tier. 12-Inch. 2.50. some black oait, 10. Inch S2.7S. Some body fir 2.25. 12. Inch Mnnwinltn 2.60. Phone 310. Franklin's Grocery. FOR 8ALE Barred Rock fryers 48c encn. i rnK. oru nwuoc wrjv f " Grocery on Stewart Ave. Phone 800-J. FOR SALE! Nice family cow. Inquire at Samson's Warehouse. FOR RALE CHEAP Studio COUCh, play pen. baby buggy, baby bath tub and nursery cnair. oo, Grape. 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