Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 15, 1938, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTTO "SfXTL TRTBTOTE. rETTFOKP. OTtEGpy. THTRSDAT. DECEMBER IS. 1933. LOCAL and Here Od Business R. E. Hudson of Gsntral Point transacted business In Medford this morning. From Trull Olenn Carr of Trail m a Medford business caller today. CU Here Stephen Beyer and W. R. Bears of Ashland transacted busi ness In this city this morning. Arrested Here Edward James Young, 3, was arrested by state and city police yesterday on a warrant from Josoohlne county charging him with larcony. He was returned to Grants Pass to face the charge. Inspecting Airlines 0. E. Williams, airline Inspector for the civil aero nautics authority, left for the eouth In his Howard cabin plane this morning after spending the night here. He arrived late yesterday af ternoon nom Oakland, Cal. ... In Roseburg County Judge Earl B. Day. Commissioner Ralph Billings and Commissioner-elect William Fer ry were today attending a d'strlct meeting of the Association of Oregon Counties in Roseburg. Prom Kose burg Judge Day was to continue to Portland for a commltteo meeting. GRANGE DANCE Roxy Ann Grange Hall on Spring St. Sat. Night, Dec. 17 Dancing from 9 to 1 :30 P.M. Music by Merrell See's Orch. Visiting Portland? Stop at Hotel Benson. Our home like environment, modern appoint ments and helpful service add to the enjoyment of jour visit, sen sible rates. HOTElilBENSON Delicious Meals Moderate Prices Central Location-Broadway at Oak km Save Money on Gifts at LAMPORT'S Regular $4.95 Electric Heating Fad Knupp-Mnnarch fireproof asbestoi Beg. $4.50 Speedmore Boys' Wagon Steel bed CO QQ now only CaSO $1.00 6-PLY HOUSEHOLD BROOM. Close out 69? 50c YACHT BROOMS reduced to 39 $1.00 9-lb. ROASTER, blue enameled 79? $1.00 BLUE RIBBON HAND MIXERS now.... 79 Reg. $7.95 Makeup Kit car S4.95 $2.50 K. M. ELECTRIC MIXER, handy size 81.98 $5.50 ALL COPPER BOILER, now only $2.98 $1.25 FOOD MIXER, Climax No. 50 79? PYREX CASSEROLE, with frame, now 81.19 8 Cup Silex Coffee C-l QC Makers 9 I TOYS REDUCED $3.95 HORSMAN 24-in. DOLL with curls 82.69 $4.59 24-in. SNOOKS GEORGIAN DOLL .S2.9S 18-in. BUDDY LINE TOY TRUCKS 980 $3.50 STEEL FRAME SLED. Now only ....S1.98 Reg. 60c House Broom 4-Ply close out 39c LUGGAGE REDUCED $35.00 STEAMER TRUNK. Multnomah 819.95 $23.50 GLADSTONE, half size 811.95 CLOSEOUT PRICES on all BRIEF CASES. LAMPORT'S 226-230 E. MAIN ST PERSONAL Cub Council Pack 3 of Boy ftcout ; Cuba will hold an achievement coun cil in the Roosevelt achoo Friday eve ning at 7:30 ' AU interested n the cubbing program are invited to at tend. Club To Meet Rogue Valley Radio club will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow In the home of H. M. Lewis on Lozler Lane. A program has been prepared which U designed to be of Interest to all who are engaged In amateur radio. AU "hams" are Invited. Minor Accident William C. 8 'rang of 416 South Central avenue and Le roy Cllne of the Hahn Motor com pany of Meuford drove cars Involved in a minor accident at Sixth street and Riverclde avenue Wednesday af ternoon, a city police report stated'to day. In Eugene Paul B. Rynnlng. county engineer, and A. H. Bauwell. manager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, were In Eu gene today attending a meeting of representatives of cities along tre Pa cific highway. The meeting was to consider ways and means of procur ing Improvement of the Pacific high way. Car ttwevered Mrs. Edith R. Deuel of Central Point told city police yes terday that e.he had been notified by Chief of Police T. G. Lockrldgc of Sparks. Nev., of the reco'ory oi her Ford sedan which waa stolen here late in October. The leUer stated. Mrs. Deuel told police, that the au tomobile was recovered November 8. She could offer no explanation why its recover? was not revealed sooner, Pansles H'oom Pansles picked from th-j yard of Mrs. Ray Hend ricks of Route 2 were on display to day at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Hendricks In formed thfl chamber if commerce that about 1000 pansy plants were In bloom an a plot of land on the Old Pacific highway about half a mile beyond the hothouse in the neigh borhood. .Snowfall Light Only a light snow flurry oc;uned tn Crater Lake na tional park last night, the tail not being sufficient to improve skiing conditions, rangers reported this morning by radio. The snow r still heavily packed, the surface being hard and Icy, the rangers eaid. Snow depth at park headquarters this morning was 34 Inches. All park roads were open. Weather was u'.nudy, Close Out Sale $298 Reg. $32.50 Savage or Blue Rlhhon Bicycle Closeout g5 Reg. $1.00 Roaster 9 lb. size reduced to 79c Reg. $2.00 Corn Popper u. s. Electric $1.49 Skis Priced $1.50 from 4 ww up Aln Ski llarnew, Root, Whx, etc. MEDFORD From Portland A. J. Ml ha! elk of I Portland ai rived her yesterday to transact business until tomorrow. H 1 associated with th National Hos pital association. Mr. Mlhalcik Is refrlBtrxl at tho Hotel Medford. At Conference Thomas O. Parker. assistant superintendent of Crater Lake national park left yesterday for Portland to attend the annual con ference of the Western Forestry and Conservation association. The confer ence was to be held today and to morrow, with Mr. Parker represent ing Crater Lake national park. Mr. Parker was accompanied by hts wife and their sen. Makl ng An Hit Earl O . Brown . field auditor of the national park service with headquarters In Wash ington, D.C., has been here this week auditing the account of Crater Lake national park. Today he and Charles E. Chrlsler, chief clerk, went to Crater lake. Tomorrow they will spend at Oregon Caves. Mr. Brown plana to leave on Saturday or Sunday for Lassen Volcanic national park tn California. Mr. Chrlsler will take him to the California park by motorcar. Party Tomorrow Women! auxil iary of Patriarchs Militant will hold a meeting and Christmas party In the I.O.O.F. lodge hall at 219 West Sixth street Friday evening. The business session will be convened at 7:30 and the party will be held Immediately afterward. There will be a Christmas tree from which gifts will be dis tributed, each member being asked to bring some present of nominal cost for exchange. A program of en tertainment will be presented and re freshments will be served during the evening. Home From Navy Laurence E. Cuf- fel, who recently extended his enlist ment tn the United State navy two years, Is vtdlttng his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Cuffell of 809 North Central avenue. Young Cuffel Is a water tender second class on the bat tleship Weit Virginia, now at San Pedro. Cal. He la serving dliectly under Ernest M. West, rhlef water tender who formerly waa In charge of the navy recruiting station here. Cuf fel completed his first four-year en listment on November 20 and extend ed his service for two yearb. He was granted a 43-day leave of absence He Is to report back on the West Vir ginia January 3. On Janunry 4 ail the ships of tho Paclflo fleet are to leave on a six months cruise In eastern waters. The vessels will pass through the Panama canal and engage In maneuver cround ths West Indies and as far routh as Brazil. When the maneuver are over, the fleet wtr. proceed to New York to take part in the world fair. The ships are sched uled to return to their Pacific cart bases th. latter part of June. IT'S LAWFUL TO TAKE TROUT IN There la to much confusion 'n the minds of sportsmen about laws per tatnlng to fishing In southern Ore gon streams that the state police to day called attention to special sta tutes pertaining to angling In the Rogue and Illinois rivers and their tributaries. Contrary to a belief held by many sportsmen, trout fishing Is still law ful In thse rivers, state police en- pnaaizea. The laws In general provide that open season for angling for trojt six Inches and over In length was from April 18 to October 31 this year, ex cepting as otherwise provided Tho law classifies steelhead as trout in the Rogue river and all Its trlbu tarles. The open season In the Rogue river and its tributaries extends through December 31 for trout six Inches or longer, the law states. The law further provides that there shall oe an open season for trout over ten Inches In the Rogue and Illinois rivers, exclusive nf their trl butartes, during January. The law also provides that there shall be an open season for trout over ten Inches during February In the nilnoli river from 1U confluence with the Rogue to a point upstream Known as the Illinois river falls. Suspicious Blaze In Packing Plant NEW YORK, Deo. 18. (AP) Fire described by firemen u "suspicious1 in origin destroyed a three-story brick plant of the strlke-hsrassed Armour Packing company In Brook. lyn today. The plant was one of 00 packing concerns picketed since the United Meat Workers (CIO) called out 1000 meat packers Monday In a elty-wlde strike. Refusing to estimate the Ices. Dep uty Fire Chief George McAleer re ported the fire to police as "sus picious" after a patrolman told him he said, that the flames were pre ceded by an explosion. I ekes Not to Seek Chicago Mayoralty WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. AP) Secretary Ickes said today he defln. Italy would not be a candidate for mayor of Chicago next yeex on a liberal Democratic ticket. His decision, he aald, had been In fluenced by the White House. Ickea aald If he chose to run he ANNOUNCEMENT OSCAR LYNUM formerly of Young 'i 8ervice Ii Now Operating HU Own Oarage 616 So. Riverside Phone 877 Complete Lubrication and Repair Work "Up The River" At Rialto Dignity and sedateness are thrown out the window in the wildest com edy tdea the screen has shown this year. It Is "Up the River." and opens three-day showing today at the Rialto theatre, topping the twin bill that has George O'Brien's "Lawless Valley" as the added feature. Boasting a cast that Includes Pres ton Foster. Tony Martin. Phyln Brooks. Slim Summervllle. Arthur PATRON OF PEACE is Emir Abdullah Ibn Hussein (above), who rules the 350,000 Arab tribesmen of little Trans Jordan, a desert country Just cross the river Jordan from strife-torn Palestine. He opposes the Holy Land's bloody warfare. WACNER ACT champion Edwin S. Smith (above), mem ber of the National Labor Re lations board, said In Boston that proposed changes in the Wagner Act are not necessary. was sure he could be elected. "I have been assured," he said "of so many different and powerful sources of support that I would feel warranted in going into the race with every assurance of winning. TO PRESENT PLAY IN SIS VALLEY SAMS VALLEY. Dec 15 (Spl) Students of Sams Valley school will present the thrilling mystery play "Shadow of Terror." Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The play Is tinder dl rectlon of Miss Schilling and Mr. Lowe and will be given by a east In cluding LaVelle Edington. Oeorgi DeMasters, Ins Pearl Lucas, Mar garet Thomas, Lois Klnne, Marlon Duggan, Stanley Straus, Donald Orant. Roy Hutchison and Cornelius Hendrlckson. Lova Dusenberry Is property and stage manager and Mildred Thomas and Chariot tie Miller are advertising managers. The production abounds In sus pense and thrills and a good eve ning's entertainment Is promised those who attend. Chan & Chan Chinese Medlrlm Co. lie relieved al one by our herhnl remedy. Do you have: Afthma. Hay Fever, 8 t o m o c h Trouble. Cnn.llpi!- linn, Chronic Cnnth, Kheumnll.m sinus Trouble. IMIe,. Arlhrltla. Collll.. Enema, tnpendlrllla, Hlth Hloorl lrr,ure. Pro.lrate. Henrt Liver, madder. Kidney, Lunsi. lllood. I rlnory troubles. Herb, lll live you relief, lo a. m. to p. m.. Mnndav. Tue.dav, Wednewlav only J.1.1 E. .Main. n III J 3 4 fjr-j' I llns. Jane Darwell, Sidney Toler and fast-stepping Bill Robinson. "Up the River" Is the hilarious "screwball and chain gang" story of a mythical st e prison which boasts a radio In every I cell, gates that are practically revolv ing doors, and the best football team in the "Big Pen conference." Daffy? Yes, but those who have seen It are Its greatest boosters. Comedy Stars As the musical comedy star who sets out to have some fun Instead of trying to satisfy her parasitic rela tives. Irene Dunne finds a fun-loving companion in Doug Fairbanks Jr. in tho comedy hit, "Joy of Living." at the Roxy theatre for today nnd to morrow. Alice Brady. Guy Kibbec, Jean Dixon, Eric Blore, Lucille Ball and Wr.rren Hymer are also featured. "Valley of Giants" Technicolor Drama Craterians Treat The technicolor combination of Peter B. Kynes "Valley of the Giants" and Walt Disney's "Ferdin and the Bull." which opened their showings yesterday at the Craterlan theatre, should prove to be a pop ular one before the week's out. The keynote of Peter B. Kyne stories Is action and plenty of It. "Valley of the Giants." in the screen version, is no exception. Here it la offered in robust melodrama, set against the magnificent redwood for est country of northern California. A lumber story, premised on the engrossing theme of a young man's fight to prevent land graDoers irom annexing his and his neighbors' her itage, it gains added stature In Its filming, for it is action photographed In beautiful color. Wayne Morris, as heir to the lnrg est forest area In the redwood dis trict and the man the others look to as leader, gives a forthright por trayal. Claire Trevor, as the hostess In a gambling hall, also performs in convincing manner. For comedy there Is Frank McHugh, and for villainy, Charles Blckford. who need no ex planations of their abilities. Turning in a performance that Just about walks away with the hon ors though, Is Alan Hale. As a giant lumbormnn who likes nothing hot ter than a good fight, Hale Is per fect. When he swings Into action (which he does often), you just know something's going to pop! The genius that is Walt Disney's, so aptly demonstrated time and awln, has again touched the niche with "Ferdinand the Bull." It'll not only make a hit with those who have already read the story, but also these who haven't. Medford Lodge No. 103. AF.A.M. Stated Commu nlrntlon, Friday, Dec. 16. ju;ih. at :;iu p.m. Annual election of officers. Re freshments served. A. G. Bishop. Sec, L. L. Sanders, W.M. 'TODAY and FRIDAY I Meet Tte LMle HURSAXMlJ jfy BRADY Guy Kibbee Jean Dixon Erio Blore Lucille Ball LAIilOON XOVI.L1Y l.tTKHT NEW EVENT CESS OIVK SCRIP r'OR XMAS Q 1 a w n m m r4 i ttt lie 1 Menus of the Day By Mrs. Alexander George Chill Beef Recipe Dinner Serving Three Or Four Chili Beef Boiled Rice Browned Apple Slices Bread Butter Cabbage Slaw Peach Sauce Soft Molasses Cookies Coffee Chill Beef One-pound beef round. 4 tablespoons flour 4 tablespoons bacon fat 3 tabtespons chopped onions 3 tablespoons chopped green pep pers 3 tablespoons chopped parsley Vi teaspoon salt Vi teaspoon paprika 3 eups tomatoes Cut beef Into one-inch cubes. Roll In flour and brown in fat which has been melted in a frying pan. Add rest of Ingredients. Cover and let lmmer for 30 minutes, Stir fre quently. Uncover and cook for IS minutes, or until meat Is very tender. Browned Apple Slices 3 large firm apples V4 cup flour , 4 tablespoons fat )4 cup orange Juice 3 tablespoons lemon Juice 1-3 eup brown sugar V4 teaspoon cinnamon i teaspoon salt Core apples but do not peel them. Cut Into half-inch crossway slices Sprinkle with flour and quickly brown on both sides In fat heated in a frying pan. Add rest of Ingredients and cover with a ltd. Let simmer for ten minutes. Uncover and cook for five minutes. Soft Molnse Cookies H cup fat 1 cup dark brown sugar i cup molasses 3 eggs, beaten cup sour cream 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon ginger 1 teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon cloves 4 cups flour 1 teaspoon soda H teaspoon baking powder cream fat and sugar. Add mo lasses, egfis and cream. Beat for two minutes. Add rest of ingredients, Chill dough. Drop portions from tip or a spoon and flatten down or greased baking sheets. - Bake in mod era to oven. Too Late to Classify BICYCLE special for Xmas. 25.06 Full size Zenith at Sims Bros. FOR SALE Household furniture and furnishings, practically new. All west 8th. Phone 136B-X. FOR SALE SMOKE SALT to cure hams and bacons. Monarch Seed df Feed Co. FOR SALE Well built bed daven port. $26. Nearly new Hoover vacuum cleaner, 933.50. Call Sat urday, 624 Dakota. FOR SALE Fine shelled walnuts 3flo lb., unnhPlied 16c Ge;. L. Trelch ler, Central Point. THE GET-TO-G ETHER CLUB Will sponsor a banaar Monday and Tues day, December 19 and 20. at Old western Thmt meig., 125 E. otn. WANTED I-abor for furniture, etc Wanted cheap or used lumber, 3044 West Jackson. FOR SALE Uncalled for Bulta and Overcoats at one-half price or the original cost. P. J. Huber, Tailor, 31 North nr. FOR 8ALE WHEAT OERM MEAL. Guaranteed the best. 3 lbs. 30c. Monarcn Seed As Feed Co. ATTENTION TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR NEW LOW TRICES Marlnrllo llnlr Uniitilng. Shampoo, Fingerwave 75c (With Curls or Neck Trim) Marinello Beauty Salon I'llONK 8.10 ,103 N. HOLLY Give Scrip Books for Xmas! shim. I :!.-,-: 1.1-0:00 30r-4nc-llle ENTERTAINMENT I THEN SOME! in this added treat; fff coming RUNDAVI V f AND L FOR BALE Christmas rP.IB HOLD ERS. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RENT 3 unfurnslhed rooms 10- 5 -room furnished house, 935. Inquire MB East Main. FOR SALE CRACKED WHEAT CER EAL. The Ideal breakfast food for BlUKgiM. digestion. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Washing machine, elec tric ranso. wood heater aud com plete sot of household furniture. All In fine shape. Must have cash. 34 Quince. Call day or evening. FOR RENT Furnished house. 334 Apple. FOR BALE Spray HOLLY te HOLLY wreaths. Monarch oeed dc reea Co. FOR SALE Early American dinette set. THDie. six cnairs. 410 Arcaaia. FOR SALE POP CORN thatpopi. Monarch been & rtea uo MUST sell Service Station on account of ill health. 3 lots on Main st. with 4 pumps. 8000 storage. Good business. (1000 will handle. Mrs. A. R. Owlngs, Central Point. Ore. FOR SALE Gifts that are different. Pet auouUes, Birds, Cages. Jardien nlers. Bulbs, etc. Monarch Seed & Feed Co MEDFORD POULTRY & EGO CO. Pav Top Price for Turkeys, Hab bits. Ducks, Geese, Chickens and Eggs. 10 West Jackson St. WHY WALK Pont 1 so Coach .483-50 Dodne Sedan ......-...i5.00 Chevrolet Cupe ........ 30. 00 Pontluc Sedan ...... ... 35.00 Paige Sedan ...-...-...30.00 Ford A Coach $60.00 Chevrolet Coupe 75.00 These prices good 'till Xmas., See Tom. 306 N. RIVERSIDE FOR SALE OR TRADE 138 Acres, 45 cultivated, sandv loam, free irrlaa' tlon. runnind water through place, plenty of wood and shade, large family orchard: 7-room house: elec tricity; outbuildings; 3 miles off Pacific Hlsway on mall and school bis line. Will sell at a Sacrifice or trade for residence in Medford, ALSO fl-room house and bath, ex tra good condition. Only 2175 including furniture. See L. G P1CKELL, 16 So. Bartiett. FOR SALS Irish Setter pups, eight weeks old, iB.OO and $10.00. W. G Bonncy Square Deal Furniture Co, Grants p,ms. FOR 8ALK Electric Hotpolnt range. Tel. iuoo-ii. FOR SALE Complete house of fur nlture. Loavlng town at once, will sen an or any part, Must do casn tit wutnee. WANTED By capable woman, cook ing and general housework. Phone uoi-t. XMAS at Sims Bros. Wagons Scoot ers Tricycles Bicycles Model Air planes. 4- THEY'RE IN FOR LIFE . . But They Only Stay -a; PRESTON FOSTER J Slim SUMMERVILLE L -?yt ARTHUR TREACHER ft) ?:OVwk T0NY MART,N tdSt 1 Phyllis BROOKS M 7,1 BILL RBINS0N N-5iHwE0RGE 'BR,EN I " 4 J r Sutton-Fred Kohler, Br. Tr Ws,tr MiUer " Lew Kelly Medford Theatre Scrip Makes The Ideal Christmas Gift! 1 FOR RENT Furnished 6 -room house. Close in. Inquire 445 So, Front. JUNK WANTED JUNK The following prices we will pay: Batteries . 40c to 60c each Radiators 4c per lb Aluminum .8o to 10c per lb Heavy Brass............ 4c to 6c per lb. Coppers. 5c to 7c per lb. Zlnk lVac per lb. Rubber Innertubes.. ...... 1 per lb. Gaskets -....20 per lb. Rags. 3,ic per lb. Do not sell for less. Get the above prices at the MEDFORD BARGAIN HOU6B 37 N. Grape St. Ph. 1063 BARGAIN DEPARTMENT Pianos, accordions and band Instru ments for Christmas can be found tn our bargain room, at low prices. Terms like rent or discount lot cash. Baldwin Piano Shop m.lrlbntfcl By Snldrr Bnlry In For The Laffs! It '8 first down and 1000 laughs to go , . as two slick smoothies break out of dear old "pen" . . and break right back in again to help win the big foot ball game! pill Uleinh .' GUte ftnhaW, r3l Si