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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1938)
m"etfot?p mail tktwntk mepfcrd. OTF.riox. Wednesday. T)ECF,)mFRum rXOE S'L'V K5( LOCAL and PERSONAL From Ashland N. F. Pstton. B. L. Fisher and Marvin Potozka. all Aib l&nd residents, transacted business In Med lord this morning. LUerlhead Landed Doo Walnwott and CUff Chord, both of Medford. landed tht limit of steelhead to Rogue River Sunday whlls fishing with Glen Wooldrldge. guide. Park Weather Cloudy Psrtly clou dy weather prevailed In Crater Lake national park this morning but visi bility was good, rangers said In their daily broadcast. Park roads wers still free of snow and tire chains were not needed, the rangers stated. Alley Accident A G rover's dairy Truck driven by Prank Pasmore and vehicle operated by P. C. Petty of Route 3 were Involved In a slight mishap In the alley between Central avenue and Bartlett street Tuesday morning, a report on file In city po lice station said today. Examiner Coming Ward McRey nolds. state examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be In Medford city hall next Saturday between 8 am. and 5 p.m. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get In touch with Mr. Mc Reynolds during these hours. Aid Yule Cause Disabled Amer ican Veterans auxiliary has volun tarily contributed 5 to the Eagles Christmas fund. It was announced today by A. H. Ban well, aerie presi dent who expressed the lodge's grati tude. The fund Is used In providing needy families with baskets of food at Christmas. Moving To Idaho Mrs. Llla M Haas of 122 North Oakdale avenue will leave tonight by train for Fort Hall, Idaho, where she has accepted employment and will make her home. Mrs. Haas has resided here for the past four years and has numerous friends In Medford who regret her departure. She is a niece of H. O. Wilson of 7 Chestnut steet. leaves For North Erl Gray, dep uty collector of VS. internal revenue left this morning on an official busi ness trip to the north. He was to transact business In Grants Pass, Roseburg and intervening cities. He planned to be back at his office In Medford federal building Saturday morning. Meeting Friday A Christmas party will be held at the regular semi monthly meeting of the Rogue River Valley Navy Mothers club in the home of Mrs. Florence Cuffel at 900 North Central avenue at 8 o'clock Friday evening. Santa Claus will dis tribute gift from a Christmas tiee and each member Is requested to bring a present for exchange. The gifts are not to exceed ten cents In cost. Here On BuMness E. L. Chambers of Eagle Point transacted business Id this city today. Calls Here George W. Ltebman of Jacksonville transacted business In Medford today. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Trowbridge. Jr., of Hill Crown Road returned on this morning's train from Portland where they had been since Fridey. Back From NorthMrs. Gordon R. Green of 1036 Queen Anne avenue, returned by United Main liner yester day afternoon from Seattle where she had been with Mr. Green's mother. Mrs. W. 8. Green, who had been III. Mrs. Green was much im proved and well on the way to re covery when her daughter-in-law left for home. Mr. Green said. Mr. Green returned from Seattle few days ago. t t Corp Chief Here Col. Jacob Fickel, chief of the army air corps In the 9th carps area with headquar ters at the Presidio In San Francisco, stopped at Medford municipal air port this morning to have his North American observation plans refueled. He arrived from Fort Lewis. Wesh.. and left for Oakland, Cal.. as soon as his plane had been serviced. Two mechanics were flying with him. An other arrival today was Ueut O. H. Brown. Hamilton field, San Rafael. Cal., to Fort Lewis In a Douglas ob servation. Lee Honored Dr. Robert E. Lee. Medford optometrist, returned by train this morning from Portland where he took a post graduate course and attended a convention of the Western Association of State Boards. Dr. Lee was elected secretary of the association., which embraces seven western states. He is also a member of the Oregon state board of examin ing optometrists. The doctor this morning resumed his practice at his office, 103 North Central avenue. Veterans To Meet Crater Lake post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular meeting In the Medford armory at 8 p.m. Friday. Final arangements will be made for the post's annual Christmas party to be held in the armory on a date to be announced later. William J. Cooney, bicycle club chairman, will report on the post's safety project. It Is expected that the service officer will make a complete report on his department's activities for the4 year. Plans for 1930 will be outlined. As this will be the final meeting of 1938 Commander O. E. HuklU asks that all members be present. Conrt Citation Dierland M. Rob erts, 18, of Hood River was cited by state police yesterday to appear In Justice of the peace court here De cember 19 to answer a charge of op erating truck without clearance lights. Dramatic Picture On Sunday Bill ft Wf .... tttt Autolkts Drown VANCOUVER. B.C., Dec. 14. (UP) Mr. and Mrs. H. Lorlng Hugglna. elderly Belttngam. Wash., couple, were drowned today when their auto mobile skidded and went through a bridge railing, plunging into the Fra ser river. Hugglns was chief en gineer of the Belllncham engineering department. An electric crane raised the car. Une Mall Tribune Want Ads. Too Late to Classify LADY wants housework. Reliable, references. Mall Tribune. Box 234. From the farmus bost-s-llcr by A. J. Cronln, M. D., the screen has fash ioned ft dynamic drama of a fight ing surgeon, set against the back ground of grim, merciless coal-mining valleys. The story is "The Cita del," and comes to the Cratorlan theatre Sunday for a three day show ing, with Robert Donftt and Rosa lind Russell in the leading roles. A moving drama of the mines j .-:-.crj a Strugs i.ng young physician ' risks his life to suve trapped work ' mi In thA nit. "Th Citndpl" frtl- l-vs his enrrer ns he meets the girl of his choice, marries her and moves to the city. There he abandons his nigh ideals and develops a paying practice In the social set by his dis tinguished "bedside manner." How he makes a come-back, with a victory over big odds, forms the striking climax of the story. FOR SALE Complete house of fur niture. Leaving town at once, will sell all or any part. Must be cash. 34 Quince. FOR SALE 153 acres located on State Highway. 1 mile to rchool. l'i miles to "jwetofflce and store. School bus service. About 50 acres cleared, rest in timber. A bargain, eny terms, Soo Mrs. Frank Bryan, Williams, Oregon. FOUND Black and white femnl ter rier. Call at 400 N. Onkdnle eves. FOR SALE International tractor. Two 13-lnch bottom plows and dou ble disc. All In good condition Mrs. Frank Bryan, Williams, Ore. FOR SALE 1P3B Monarch combina tion range. Bargain. 84 Rose. Rialto Comedy LIS AUTO SHOW HUGE SUCCESS IS ALL DAY SATURDAY WORD AT MEETING Net attandanc totaled 750 at the Lions club annual auto show In the Medford armory last week-end, It wan announced at last nichfs weekly dinner-meeting of the club In the Hotel Holland. Dealers sold a number of cars dur ing tha two-day showing of 1639 modela. It was also disclosed. The show was declared to ba a complete success from every point of view and plana were Initiated for next year's event. Proceeds were added to the Lions club charity fund. X This year's auto ahow committee .airmen are to make out written reports on the show, stressing sug gestions for making the annual event better In 1939. Committee chairmen reporting last night Included Grant Bean, dealers: Hal Jenkins, advertising Marmle Olson, entertainment: Clyde Wil liams, program: Ly'.e Thurman. tickets: Prank Runtz. decoratlsns. and Ed Mann, hall arrangements. E NEW YORK. Dee. 14 (AH Sev en little orphans from Roseburg Ore., whew parente were killed In an automobile accident on October 73. began a new life here today. Tha six gills and one boy. from i to 14 years old. are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Moore. After the death of their parent, citizens of Roeehurg a community of 4500. took up a collection to help pay for seven crow-country railroad tick t fi the children might find new homes The orphans were "parceled out" to unta and uncles In the Bronx. One of the aunts already has three chil dren, another seven, with four grandchildren, while the third la childless. POSTOFFICE OPEN Arthur Treacher is describing the "lock-step," a football formation he has Invented, to Slim SummcrviUe, his csach on the Rockwell Prison football team, in "Up the River," a hilarious star-studded comedy hit coming to the Rialto theatre tomor row for a three-day run. Preston Fos ter, Tony Martin. Phyllis Brooks, Eddie Collins. Sidney Toler. Jane Darwell and Bill RDblnson have star ring roles with Treacher and 8um mervllle. "Lawless Valley," starring America's favorite action star, will play as the companion feature with the riotous comedy of prison football. Medford central postoffloe will re main open to fl p. m. Saturday In stead of closing at noon as usual. It was announced yesterday by Post master Frank DeSouza. Extension of the Saturday hours has been made to help dispatch Christmas mall which la expected to reach a peak In the next few days, the postmaster said. Mr. DeSouza emphasised that Christmas mall for eastern states should be sent not later than So,t, urday. It would be preferable, he said, to dispatch eastern Yule mall before Saturday. FORMER MODOC JURIST . IS CALLED BY DEATH ALTURAS, Cal.. Dec. 14. (UP) Former Superior Judge Ferdinand M. Js meson, who sat on the Modoc County bench for 17 years before he retired, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Blglev In San Francisco, It was announced here today. Jameson came to Alturas from Missouri 30 years ago and served as district attorney for one term before advancing to the bench. 4 Get Reno Ltrerfe RENO, Ker ., Dee. 14 .(UP) A marriage license was Issued late yes terday to Temple Timmons. 34. and Jantoe Chrlstoffersen. 31, both of Klamath Falls, Ore. ASHLAND ELKS TO ' E Ferdinand The Bull Animated By Disney On Craterian Screen "Ferdinand the Bull." whose flower-smelling activities have be come known throughout the coun try. Is on the screen of the Craterian theatre In the Walt Disney animated cartoon in technicolor that la a spe cie.! added attraction on the program opening a four day run today. Peter B. Kyne's "Valley of the Giants" Is the feature attraction. Ferd I nand , a s most of the world knows by now, is a young bull who does not Join tho other young bulls In their gambols, but is content to sit beneath a cork tree smelling flowers. For three years he smells the flowers. One day five men come to the fields to pick bulls to fight In the bull fights in Madrid. The other bulls display their strength and fierceness by butting and throwing each other. But Ferdinand sits quiet ly beneath his tree until a bee stings him. His wild leaps end jumps catch the fancy of the men and he Is cart ed sway to Madrid. The day of the bull fight Is filled with music, senorltsa with bouquets of flowers, and crowds of people. A procession of bnnderillcros. plcadores, and the matador, precede the en trance of Ferdinand. As he enters the ring, he spies a bouquet of flowers that a ce nor I ta has toraed to the matodor. He runs over to the bou quet, sits down and starts smelling the flowers. In despair the matador pleads, stamps his feet, pulls his hair, but to no avail. Ferdinand will not fight. Then the matador bares his ohest, disclosing a tatooed daisy. Adding In- ASHLAND, Dec. 14. (Spl.) The j suit to injury. Ferdinand licks the Ashland Elks charity show "His But- matadors chest, and Is dragged un ffiromnn 1rnl u ftvm tha rlner. left Wife," will be presented Thurs- 1 . day at 8:15 p.m. In the Ltthla theater, i Clonlnc time for Too Late to Clas- Outstandlng local talent has been re hearsing diligently for the farce comedy and a rollicking performance la assured. George Maddox of Med ford Is director. Proceeds of the show will swell the Elks' charity fund which Is an Im portant factor In bringing relief to underprivileged children and families. MclNTYRE LEFT ESTATE OF $72,456 TO WIDOW NEW YORK, Dec. 14. j(p) O. O. Mc In tyre, whose dally column, "New York Day by Day." appeared In more than 600 newspapers, left a net estate of 973.450. A transfer tax appraisal filed today listed his widow, Mrs. Maybelle Hope Mclntyre. as the sole legatee. Mcln tyre died last February. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. slfy Ads Is 1:30 p. m. HOUSE on Minnesota for rent. Adults only. Call 185. 18-MONTH-OLD Fed Guernsey heifer picked up. Owner may hav by paying for feed and adv. G. E. Cowden ranch near Reese Creek school. FOR SALE Pigs. Ross Lr- Milton Houston, 3ft; FOR SALC -War hung machine, elec tric rnnR, wood heater and com plete set of household furniture. AU in fine shape. Must have cash 34 Quince. Call day or evening. FOR SALE My entire herd of dairy oows, young, high testers and good milkers: 4 will be fresh in few days. W. F. Martin, Eagle Point Star Route, Medford. FuR SALE Washer service. Full line genuine Maytag parts. Service on all make. Medford Maytag Co., 31 No. Bartlett, phone 38. ASSURED SATISFACTION IN USED CAR OWNERSHIP Specially priced for this week. 1936 Plymouth De Luxe Sedan. Truly a real barge in on our low ban k terme. See this one sure. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge snd Plymouth Distributors JUNK WANTED JUNK The following prices we will pay: Batteries 40c to 60c each Radiators 4c per lb Aluminum. ....8c to 10c per lb Heavy Brass..-. 4c to flc per lb Coppers. 8c to 7c per lb Zlnk lc per lb Rubber Innertubea. 1 1 io per lb Gaskets 2'jC per lb Rags. c per lb Do not sell for less. Get the abovr prices at the MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Ph. 1062 BARGAIN DEPARTMENT Pianos, accordions and band Instru ments for Christmas can be found In our bargain room, at low price. Terms like rent or discount for cash. Baldwin Piano Shop WANTED SCRAP IRON Loading out Scrap Iron this week Unload In car and receive more monev. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. 37 N. Grape St., Phone 1063. FOR SALE; Purebred Llewellyn setter paved female, with papers. Call 1513. THE LADIES of Church of God will hold a Bazaar and Rummage at 12S E. 6th St.. Thursday, December 15, In the Old Western Thrift place. FOR SALE 1036 Zenith bicycle, good condition. 410. 1307 W. Main. CHRISTMAS TREES snd wreath's. Go to Bert Johnston's for the beat In town. Prices right. Open day and night- Corner 6th and West Main, next to Grover'a Dairy. L B. Hoffmann SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFER FROM THE 1BTH TO THE 20TH bio Cash Discount ON ALL ACCOUNTS PAID IN FULL COUPON Present this entitle yon to a 5 CASH DISCOUNT and it will on all purchases Your Ohrlatmai (hopping is made easy when you choose from our assortment of gifts. FOR SALE Oval brnldtd nig, 6 it. Phone 9G9-R. Good Things Com. First From Brlggs-Hnmphrey NOW 1030 License FREE With Our Fnmous "THRIFT1E8" Select your "Thrifty" from this partial list. See them, und make your own TERMS. '81 Ford godnn with 1030 license '89 Chev. Coupo with 1030 license '29 Qraham Scd. with 1039 license '30 Nash Sedan with 1939 license 'S9 Ford Sedan with 1930 license '31 Ohev. Coupe with 1030 license '20 Chev. Coach with 1930 license '33 Willys Sedan with 1039 license Many Other Makes and Models "Our Customers Stay Satisfied" See Bill Stirling. Used Car Mgr. BRIGGS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO 132 8. Riverside or Bth&Bartlett Lot N. nil. kh.nl.7rMucM C. Im. N.f.S Medford Theatres Scrip Makes the Ideal Xmas Gift ATTENTION TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Ot'R NEW LOW PRICES Marlncllo Hair Brushing, Shampoo, Fingerwave 75c (With Curls or Nerk Trim) Marinello Beauty Salon PHONE 30 SOS N. HOLLY o ' SOLVE YOUE XMAS GIFT PROB LEM THE EASY WAY: GIVE MEDFORD THEATRES HURRY! THEY END T0NITE!" Kay Francis and George Brent "SECRETS OF AN ACTRESS" Plus The SPORTING GAMBINIS in "Road Demon Movie quit Picture . . I I.A.ST TIMES TOMOIIT! SCRIP! 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Laughs galore as they play football for dear old "Fen"!!! :iim SUMMERVILLE - Arthur ! TREACHER - Bill ROBINSON S. L'ddie Collins - Jane Darwell jraA i three TOR ' Ti'S U3l Down the bullct-ntrcnlced trail with your favori'o Wrr 'f-n Acc IN PETER f b. KYNE'S ROARING SAGA kJoF THE REDWOODS! (VZ )t7 'S TODAY - rfiJ THE PHIS in technicolor VV WAYNE rn CLAIRE vVfi MORRIS TREVOR Yt ALAN HALE I 0HA8. BIOKFORD M FRANK McHUOH J -N DONALD CRISP V yK 0&-3&&b V WW JOHN LITEL VI WXf llV FlrVlt JACK LaRUE fl l'1,,Th wiMtion.i snort I'J I -...J. Mnn -Th. Th. ,.. Jd ff' dhoni inllj t 1:43 ra dvai n fi pi Mats - SOe Etm 40e KlildlM lltr iMitilitiMiWiWrv
