Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 16, 1938, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMETYFCRT) MXIE TTJTBTjyE, rEDFOTJT). OT?EGONT. FRTTVXY. PECEMHBET? Id 1033. VXGT1 "PLEVEN LOCAL and From Talent ft. M. Haymn and W. 8. BlrdBall of Talent transacted biulneaa In Medford tht moraine. Here On Bus! new J. W. Mynatt of Eagle Point waa a Med ford buslnesa caller today. FTom Ashland M. L. Carter of A in land attended to business matters In thii city today. Calls Here J. D. Tresham of Oold Hill transacted, business In Med ford this morning. Medford Callers N. A. Abel and O. I. Brewer of Eagle Point transacted biulneaa here today. To Reno Harold Clement, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Clement of 1223 West Main street, left recently for Reno, Nov., where he Is making ar rangements to enter the school of mines at the University of Nevada. From Sardine Creek Mrs. Irene More land of Sardine creek called up on friends and transacted business here today. Mrs. Moreland returned recently from a visit In her former home town In Indiana. File North Raymond R. Rater, head of the fruit packing company bearing his name, left this morning by United Skylounge for Portland where he was to transact business. He planned to return by tonight's late Bkylounge. On Flight North Joseph Duncan. Dixon. Cal., business man, stopped at Medford municipal airport this morning to have his Aronca cabin plane refueled. He arrived from Sac ramento, Cal., and left for Port land. To Practice Saturday Cept. 0. M. Tuttle will Instruct reserve officers In rifle marksmanship at a meeting Saturday In the Medford armory at 3:30 p.m. This will mark the second of a series of Instruction. All re serve officers are asked to attend the session. Car Recovered L?as than two hours after It was stolen, a 1935 Ford coupe belonging to Mrs. Elsie Oliver of Kings highway was recovered on the Phoenix-Jacksonville road, state police reported today. The machine was stolen from the Oliver residence about 7:30 last night. It was found abandoned In a ditch shortly after S o'clock. Displays Agate A large quartz cry stal and a cut and polished agate which he found were displayed by I. C. Daley at last night's semi-monthly meeting of the Southern Oregon Oem and Mineral society at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. A de sign In the agate was the Image of an eagle carrying a small bird In Its beak. Venlta Daley gave a report on the society's field trip last Sunday and on the Gem Cottage near Oold Hill. William McClure gave the sec ond part of his lecture on quartz and the lure of quartz. Dr. R. C Van Valzah gave a lecture on quartz cry stallization. DANCE LAKE CREEK Sat. Nite, Dec. 17 Good Music Sponsored by Lake Creek Grange ?-SAVE OVtRI ftp? -Mm $so fmh , y nv niiviaYlA NOW Your Christmas present for the whole family an unbeatable combination at a wonderful low price: 1. Smartly styled, work-saving gas range and 2. Up-to-the-minute automatic gas water heater Both for little more than the regular price of the range alone. Here's mulriplied mealtime delight, every meal, every day plus oceans of instant, abundant hot water for all household needs at lowest possible fuel cost Get your choice of Jiese great values today. They're going fast so don't delay. See your dealer or . . . ROC COOKS BETTER HEATS WAITER PERSONAL Chimney Fire Chemical crew of the fire department was called at 8:30 last night to the Girls Com munity club at 329 North Bartlett street when soot In the chimney be came Ignited. The chemical crew stood by, the blaze quickly burning Itself out. There was no damage. . Gaddls Here Albert O. Oaddls of San Francisco arrived In Medford last evening to spend the Christmas holi days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Oaddls, at their home, 600 East Main stret. Mr. Oaddls Is a reporter of hearings for the California state unemployment reserve commission. To Bring Donations Members of Job's Daughters announced today that donations of toys and gifts to be sent to the Shrine hospital In Portland, should be turned Into Carol Tengwald at her home on Kings highway or Dorothy Jenkins at ber home at 69 Rose avenue within the next two days. ... Townsend Tree Towns nd clu number 3 will hold Its annual Christ mas tree party for children this eve ning In the Townsend hail, 123 West Main street. All children pres ent will be presented with candy and nuts. Following the party the regu lar business session will be held. A program and refreshments will be of fered. ... May Settle Here Mr. and Mrs. Ells worth Rice of Rapid City, S.D., are visiting here sa guests of their son In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frost, Clark street and Cen tral avenue. It la their first visit here and they have been so favorably Impressed by the Rogue River vallr.y that they plan to settle In this lo callty If they can dispose of their ranch In South Dakota. They made the trip to Medford by motorcar. . Fingerprint Booth Public was re minded today that Medford chapter of the 20-30 club will open a booth In the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 8 o'clock to fingerprint all val ley citizens who are willing. The project is sponsored by the nation1! 20-30 club working with the federal bureau of Investigation. Fingerprint ing has become a popular project In other cities because It affords citizens a positive means of identification. Prints are not tiled In the criminal files at Washington, D.C., but In the Identification files. ..... To Install Telescope Dr. Jouett P. Bray, pastor of the Main Street Methodist church, today received word that his son Max haa been called to Shreveport, La., to correct and re-Install a ten-Inch Casse gran Ian telescope for use Christmas. Young Bray Is employed by the Tins ley Laboratories In Berkeley, Cal., where he ground the lenses for the Shreveport telescope. A graduate of Medford high school, he Is now a medical student in Berkeley and Is financing his education by working in the laboratories. He took up tele scope making as a hobby. He made a large telescope last year and gave It to his father as a Christmas pres ent. The telescope was exhibited at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. SEEK SUNDAY CLOSING PORTLAND FOOD STORES PORTLAND, Dec. 16. (AP) Public support of Sunday closing of food stores was asked at a meeting last night of the Independent Retail Meat Dealers association, the Retail Clerks union and the Meat Cutters union. A campatan to win public favor to the Sabbath closing was decided upon. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. EASTER -AT 10WEST COST - J c- - - - I IN UKRAINE SEEN Nazi Newspapers Ask 'State less' Ukranians to Send Names and Data to Con fidential Berlin Office By the Associated Press A sign of possible German Interest In the Ukraine, soriet Russian re public, was seen today In an an nouncement in Berlin newapapirs affecting Ukrainians who have reject ed citizenship In the VSS H. All "stateless" Ukrainians were ask ed to send their nsmes and personal data to the "Ukrainian confidential office" which takes care of the In terest of stateless. Ukrainians living In Germany. Because of strict Ger man control of aliens, the office la believed to have government protec tion. French Blichtlsts Drive In Prance, right-wing parties launched a concerted drive for dis solution of the French communist party. The campaign, by the elements on which the government of Premier Dalsdler depends for Ita exlstenoe, came aa the premier sought parlia mentary support for hla budget. The Italian cabinet ordered Jews to exchange all their land and build ings above a fixed value for bonOs bearing four per cent Interest. The order fulfilled decreea adopted No vember 10 forbidding Jews to own land with a taxable Income of more than 9.000 lire (about 1260) a year and buildings whose annual taxable Income exceeds 20,000 lire (about 11.040). Eye Hitler's Terms In London, the lnter-governmental refugee committee considered Relchs ftiehrer Hitler's terms for Jewish emi gration from Germany aa Dr. HJalmar Schacht, president of the Relchsbank, had outlined them. Director Oeorge Rublee was understood to have de clared that the committee could not hope to finance large-scale emigra tion unless Hitler allowed Jews to take some of their wealth with them. Insurgent Spain debated the significance of the restoration of all civil right and properties to former King Alfonso by Insurgent Generalis simo Francisco Franco. Some con tended Franco was moving toward restoration of the Bourbon monarchy In Spain; others that he merely was allaying feara of Carllsts and other monarchical groups thst he had no intention of putting a king back on the throne. PICKET SHIPMENT OF IRON TO JAPS 8AN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18. (API Whites and Chinese In a massed picket line aDDarentlv k.nt. tnn shoremen from returning to their juu mis aiiernoon loading scrap Iron bound for Japan aboard the Greek freighter Spyroa. The OIO longshoremen, due to return to work at 1 p.m., after the lunch hour, stood outside the picket line at 1:10 o'clock while the onstrators. Including men and wo men. Chanted "Del Jal Japan" (boy cott Japan.) Hint Boycott For Oregon Products SALEM, Dec. 16. (AP) Indications that labor unions may boycott Ore gon product In a nationwide protest against the new law to regulate pick, etlng and boycotting waa seen today In a letter sent to Gov. Charlea H. Martin by an API Teachers union In Bridgeport, Conn. Asking for a copy of the law. the union ssld "we have heard that our co-operation may be aaked in a na tional boycott of Oregon apples, wool ens and other produete In . protest against this law." Pendleton Plans Added Schooling WALLACE. Idaho. Dee. 11 API The Sunshine Mining company, rich Shoshone county silver producer, an nounced todav a Christmas hnnnt nf approximately 40,000 would be paid trov. w aa eaiimncea oau employes of Dee. 15. Each employe will receive n cent of his 1938 earnings. Last year tne company paid a 6 per cent bonus and 8 per cent In 1036. Western Star Sings In Roxys Late Hit Te Rltter fans who have asked for more music with this outdoor star's action pictures have their de sires realized In "Utah Trail," at the Roxy theatre for tomorrow only. Pour new songs written especially for this picture are "Give Me Back My Saddle," "A Mighty Good Horse" and "A Ronmln' I'll Be." all by Frank Harford and "Won't You Be My Buckarco" by Rudy Sootr. Tex is also beard In one of the best liked of the early day western songs, "The Utah Trall.- ANNOUNCEMENT OSCAR LYNUM Formerly of Young'i Bervtce Zi Now Operating HU Own Oarage . 616 So. Riverside Phone 877 Complete Lubrication and Repair Work Jackie Searl In - MM? r 0m fel ' dill The famous "Pencil Ena" Kils run riot In "Little Tough Ouys In Soc iety," the story of a wealthy society matron (Mary Bolund), who, &t the suggestion of an eccentric phychU trlst (Mlscha Auer) Imports the pop ular East Side hoodlums to play com-, panlons to her cynical and soph la. tlcated son ( Jackie Searl) , who Is so Indifferent to life he wants to stay in bed the whole day. Things happen fast, both to Jackie and the In Sunday Hit A. J. Cronln'a widely-read bent seller, "The Citadel," made Into a stirring screen drama with Robert Donat and Rosalind Russell In the leading roles, comes to the Craterlan theatre Sunday for a three day show ing. The story of a rebel doctor, who discards his high Ideals to "go soc iety" and become known as the doc tor with the beat bedside manner, only to learn almost too lat the folly of his ways, "The Citadel" his been lauded aa a faithful reproduc tion of the novel that swept the country by storm. Peter B. Kyne's "Valley of the Giants," filmed entirely In techni color, with Walt Disney's "Ferdinand the Bull" aa an added attraction, closes Its run at the Crater tan the atre tomorrow night. E IN SNYDER TRIAL LOS ANGELES. Dee IK apt Martin (The Gimp) Snyder's pistol, which wounded Pianist Myrl Alder man, had a number on It at all times although the state charges all num- bera were filed off, a final defense witness testified today. ! Snvder la chftrmwl nflth lriHn-in ! and attempting to murder Alderman, Singer Ruth Ettlng and hla daughter, i Edith Snyder, and with violating the 1 California gun act. Answering sn Insinuation In der's self-defense story of his shoot- Ing of Alderman the man who re- ' placed him aa Miss Ettlng'a husband : Proa. U. U. Blalock miiM .mhn a? I Swallow, radio system program dlrec- vor aa re du 1 184 witness. Swallow testified h. v.t the handsome pianist since 1032. , uiaiocK asiced him: Haa Alderman ever acted aa & nm. ! curer of women for you?" I He certainlv htm not!" AmiiA. i plied heatedly. RETAIL BUYING REACHING PEAK PORTLAND. Dec. In iap. tall buying reached Its peak this wren wnn eany inaimtlona that It would slightly surpass the eorres- DANCE OASIS 8PRING FLOOR Old-Time Mimic by Sraallwood'a Band SAT. DEC. 17 Sunday Show nouae, as me siaxs of tne mm turn the mansion Into a bed lorn of pillow-tossing, butler-chasing escapados. Other members of the hilarious enst are Edward Everett Horton, Helen Parrlah and Harold Huber. "Gang Bullets," featuring Anne Nagel and Robert Kent, will play aa the companion feature with "Lit tle Tougli Guys In Society," coming to the Rlnlto theatre for Sunday and Monday. ponding week In 1937, Dun's review said today. Department stores and large spec ialty shops reported a slightly larger dollar volume than last year. The gain, measured In transactions, waa more pronounced. Retell food markets reported sales off 3 to percent compared with the same week last year, and a two week period also showed a small loss. TVA LOST HUGE SUM IN YEAR'S OPERATION WASHINGTON. Dec. 18. (AP) Congressional Investigators learned today that the Tennessee Valley Au thority lost 1310.171 on ita power operations in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1038. A preliminary financial statement of the authority's entire operations, submitted to the TVA Investigating committee, showed a deficit of 748. 664 In the five years the authority haa been selling electricity. Peace Officer Dim NAiMPA, Idaho, Dec. 16. ( AP) Bon Brown, 50, veteran peace officer of eastern Oregon and southern Idaho, died at hla home here early today of heart disease. He was a apodal agent for the state department of law en forcement. WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. (AP) The Interior Department disclosed to day proposed legislation to extend federal power over the coal mining Industries through the bureau of mines. Use Mall Tribune Wont Ads. Medford Lodge No. 103, A.F.A.M. Stated Commu nication, Friday, Dec. 18. 11)38, at 7:30 p.m. Annual election of officers. Re freshments served. A. G. Bishop, Sec, L. L. Sanders, W.M. ATTENTION TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR NEW LOW PRICES Marlnello Hair Brushing, Shampoo, Fingerwave 75c (With Curls or Neck Trim) Marinello Beauty Salon PHONE 530 303 N. HOLLY LAST TIMER TONIGHT Pi SAT. ONLY Allows flat, at J - a - 6:45 - l T SUN . M0N 1 lie inl f Glorious ft mti.lei anr lv ' - y heard 4 U4m RI,nER Z. The utah s TRAIL News and . BURIED ALIVE" Hi. i.WTMI MT Of AV.aV5i SNaV TRIAIURI-jOJj-J mm Name Siamese Premier BANGKOK, Slam, Dec. 16. (AP) Col. Luang Btpul Songgrim, defense minister and head of the dominant mil Ita rlt clique, today was named premier by the regency council. He succeeded Phya Bahol Bolabayuha Sena and hit appointment waa ex pected to bring drastlo changes In the personnel and policies of the gov ernment, which hitherto haa leaned strongly toward friendship with and reliance on Britain. Too Late to Classify CHRISTMAS TREES and wreath's. Oo to Bert Johnston's tor the best In town. Pricca right. Open dy and night. Corner 6th end West Main, next to Graver's Dairy. AHBEY'B SPECIAL 3d PORD Tudor DeLux Sedan with ht'ater. Fine mechanical condition, good rubber. Original finish l:ke new. Was 9485. nuw on sale at $145. WALTER W. ABBEY. Inc. 9 Csod Car Lota, Oth and Bartlett SPECIAL tor the Boys or Girls. Bike Speedometer, $1.00. Saddle Bags. SI. 00. Lights 49c and up. Sims Bros. Bicycle Shop. EGGS We buy freah rnnch eps. Humphrey's Grocery, 534 E. Main. CATHOLIC LADIES fancy work and apron sale Saturday, December 17. lili East 6th. LOW COST TR ANSPORTATION 1029 CHEVROLET Pickup S75 1029 EHiSKlNE Bed., nrw tires. 35 J.030 CHEVROLET Coach ..73 I9-J8 ESSEX Sedan, new Urea 55 19'Jg WH1PPETT Roadster, new Top and curtAlns $75 1930 FORD Coupe, new tires, motor overhsuled . $145 1929 DODOE Sedsn, clean $95 1927 CHEVROLET Cabriolet, new top, motor overhauled $75 HAHN MOTORS TJsed Car Lot 25 8. Riverside DOG FOOD, Doyles Supreme. 13 No. 1 cans 05c. Humphrey's Grocery, 534 East Main. TRADE In your used Bicycle or Tri cycle at Sims Bros, and give the Boy a new one for Xmas. SEASONED hardwood, $2 tier. Phone 452-R-2. FOR 8ALE Westlnghouse combina tion electric range $45. 443 S. Ivy. FOR TRADE 300 acres modern house, free water, take 5 or 10 acres good improvements, close to Med ford. Sco E. Gould. 317 W. Main, FOR SALE Cheap Quaker circulating oil heater: best oil heater made, safo and economical; our loss la your gain. Phone 3-F-3 or call at Holbrook and Andrews. FOR SALE: Registered pedigreed Alr dalo terrier. Female. Roscoa Wright. Beagle. XMAS Candy. Nuts and Fruit. Full, fresh assortment. Humphrey's Gro cery, 534 E. Main. WANTED Bids on fireplace and chimney building. Emll Zwan, Jacksonville Highway. LARGE selection of Ousranteed re built bicycle with factory paint Jobs as low as $8.05 up. Bills Bike Shop, Ashland. ' FURNISHED spartment, ground floor. Adults only. 005 W. loth. BUY your wife's Christmas present. A Hartz Mountain canary, priced $3 and $3.50, of Mrs. J. H. Stanley, Medford. lit. No. 3, Box 120. Phone 13-F-3 Eagle Point. GIVE SCRIP FOR XMAS fef VYi 1;45-:4.VH:15 a 25C-35C-10C ; Vt 'W, X "t raa"l,"LauchsalnreTIsr!ni I Xi yt vrar s funnleu stars i " "A J jfj lj t rcimp thrust he vear'i Jjj " esil SUNDAY A MONDAY W Blasting The PolUh Off Of A 1 VV (Uj00i2ffi3 V Snooty jj rVifl V 'rem Saturday Kit iT r T jjji fl B0NTTA GRANVILLE jrrVg ?tiPl ltP "Nancy Drew, Detective" Two HiW W fgSSjJ, 3 RIlJ G ANG Give SorP Books tor Xma8! I BULLETS Show Sat l:45-l:15-:45-:00 Mitt-tM Ere-40c - glddles-loc OIFT FACKAOE Of 34 Olsnt Oladlo lus Bulbs In wooden box ready for mailing, 95c. Flowers from these bulba have been on dlsptsy throughout Medford during sea son. Phone 1137-Y. FOR RENT 30 acres, soma Irriga tion. Also 5 -room house, outbuild ing and pasture. Inquire 425 u 0. Oakdale. WEN ON AH Club Public Card Party. it ;iinan Hall, Apple St., tonight 8:30. FOR SALE Large Cook Stove ...13 00 Heating stove ,.. $8.00 Phllco Radio $10.00 Lawson Gas Heater f 00 Feather Bed . $4 00 14 foot Picking Ladder $5.00 Steel Frame Army Cot. $3.00 Lawn Mower ,.$3.00 3 Large Wood Barrels, each 50c Boiler, Jars and Mlscellsneoua 1704 NO. RIVERSIDE GUARANTEED USED CARS 1937 BUICK Special Coupe Radio and heater, low milage. Only $735 1038 BUICK Century Sedsn Six wheels, radio and heater. Thoroughly overhauled ... $885 1938 BUICK Special Sedan radio and heater, new tires, clean, Mohair trim $685 1036 BUICK Special Coupe a wonderful buy at ...$505 1835 BUICK Sixty Sedan six wheels, new tires large trunk $ 1935 BUICK Special Sedan o'hauled, ready to go $485 1030 BUICK Stand. Coupe new tires $145 56 CHEVROLET 3-dr. Sedan $365 34 CHEVROLET Town Sedon $345 "34 CHHYSIJSR Six Sedan, six wheels and trunk $375 "57 DODGE Sedan. Low mileage. Don't fall to see this one $875 '55 FORD Deluxe Sedan, with trunk and new ttrea- $385 35 FORD Deluxe 8port Coupe $345 '81 Ford Coach, new paint and tires $183 '36 GRAHAM Roadster, only 16, 000 miles $850 38 PLYMOUTH Coupe. Run only 7000 miles $685 36 TERRAPLANE Coupe, over hauled. Now only $305 SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck O.M.C. Trucks CATSUP 14 oz. bottle, S for 34o. Humphrey's Grocery, 534 K. Main. PUPPIES $1.50. 1431 Euclid. Sun day or evenings. FOR SALE 3 cows, fresh two months. L. Mcculloch, Talent. Wagner Crerk Road. FOR SALE 4 doaen new No. 1 traps. Very cheap. 713 Palm. EVERY CAR MUST BE SOLD Mtist Give Possession of Lot 1031 Ford Coupe ...$16500 1930 Plymouth Coups .. $136.00 1930 Chrysler Sedan ...-$165.00 1930 Chevrolet Sedan -.$135.00 1920 Ford Sedan $95.00 1028 Ford Sedan $76.00 1028 Stllde. Pickup $3540 1930 Bulck Sedan $55.00 ' 1704 N. Riverside Phona 848-R. From the Angry Pages Of a Great Novel! :a FOR SALE Large Quaker oil elreulafc. Ing heater, $34.50. Nearly sew o foot electric refrigerator. $36.50. All-wave Phllco 8-tube radio, $29 50. At the bankruptcy sale of new aud repossessed stock. 209 W. Main, ac roas from COPCO. FOR RENT 3-room apt. on Mistletoe. See H. H. weaver, 005 W. 10th. LEA VINO for Loa Angeles Wednes day morning, take two passengers. J. F. Neeley. one mile west of court houio on Jacksonville Highway. FOR SALE 10,000 used brick, $10 per M. cleaned, rear of 0. 8. Hotel, Jacksonville. 4-ROOM modern house, garage, 8 blocks from Junior High, fine lawn. $050 to close an estate. Also 5 room modern house, paved street. $1250. $250 down, balance. $20 month. 80 acrea, new house, 50 acrea eultl vated. good paature, plenty water. No hard pan. Own electric plant. Must sell. $1700 cash. 12 acres, modern house, electric Ity. All cultivated. Some alfalfa. Your own terms or will trade tat city property. FOR RENT Two nicely furnished houses, slso 2 unfurnished house. Two and three bedrooms. "DAD" ROBERTS Phone 1528-J 720 Wost 2nd JUNK WANTED JUNK The following prices we will payt Batteries....... ..40o to 8uo each Radlstors c par H. Alumlnum..Bc to Wo per lb. Heavy Brass. 4c to 6o per lo. Coppera e to 7o per lb. Zlnk.... H4o per lb. Rubber Innertubes. lVdO Pr lb. Gaskets. . 2i4o per lb. Roga W per lb. Do not sell for less. Get tha abovw prices at the ' MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSS 37 N. Grape St. Ph. 1063 BARGAIN DEPARTMENT Pianos, accordions and band Inatru menta for Christmas can be found In our bargain room, at low price. Terms like rent or discount lor cash. Baldwin Piano Shop DANCE with Glenn Hamilton And His Band Featuring Jean Campbell, Vocalist ORIENTAL GARDENS Saturday Night Regular Old Time Orchestra In Small Hall. On Admission In Both Hells Men 40c, Ladles too . The world gasped at what he told . . gloried in how he told it . . marvelled that it was ever told at all starts Sunday!