Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 20, 1938, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKP MAIL TETBUXE. MEDFORD. OTCF.CiOX. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1938. PAGE NTN"E i' LOCAL and PERSONAL Building Permit Helen Wagner ot M8 Pennsylvania avenue applied at the city building Inspector's office yesterday for a permit to make an addition to a residence at a stated cost of $45. Snowing In Park Snow started falling In Crater Lake national park at 6 a.m. and by 8 a.m. had deposted a quarter-Inch layer, rangers said In their dally radio broadcast. Park roads were still open but were made lick by the new snow layer, the rangers said, adding, however, that traffic was moving through tiw park without chains. The sky this morn ing was overcast and visibility was poor, they stated. Marriage Postponed Mls& Clata Olll, former Medford resident, has been seriously 111 with ..ppendlcitis In the Mercy hospital In San Diego, CaL.and because of her Illness ha6 Indefinitely postponed her forthcom ing marriage, according to word re ceived here today. Miss GUI. who was reared in Medford, had planned her marriage for Christmas. She re sides with her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Olll, at 2120 First Avenue, San Diego She has many friends here. Drills Tonight Company- A and headquarters company. 186th Infantry of the Oregon national guard will hold their regular weekly drill In the Medford armory at 8 tonight. Company A la striving to continue Improvement In Its attendance rec ord and all members are requested by the commanding officers, Capt Carl Y. Tengwald. to be present this evening. The company jumped from 34th position in October to 11th place In Kovember in the drill attendance records for the state. There are 42 national guard companies and 14 de tachment and headquarters units In the state. Reservists To Study Third lesson In a course on company administra tion will be given at a meeting of Rogue valley chapter of the Reserve Officers association in tho Medford armory at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Lieut. Joseph W. Scobey will be the instruc tor. The course of study is being given through the co-operation of the civilian conservation corps and Is de signed to be of value to all reserve of ficers. Lieut. Scobey, stationed at CCO headquarters here, Is In charge or ft correspondence course on admin istration being conducted for all the camps of the Medford district. Here On Business K. B. Lawton of Central Point transacted business here today. Calls Here H. K. Allen of Rogue River was a Medford business caller today. From Ashland D. W. Bradley and A. R. Harden of Ashland transacted business In this city today. Medford Caller O. W. Abbott of Talent was a Medford business caller today. From Talent W. B. Jacobs of Tal ent transacted business In this city today. Meet lug Deferred DeMolay meet ing scheduled for Wednesday night has been postponed to December 28. At Matches Among Ashland real- dents attending the wrestling match es in the Medford armory last night were Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooper, Allen Autry, Harry Chlpman and P. D. McDougall. . Home On Leave Steve C. West, seaman first class on the VS. des troyer Faragut, Is spending a 12-day leave of absence at the home of his mother, Mrs. O. P. Barshaw of Apple- gate. West enlisted In the navy at the recruiting station here In De cember, 1936, end has been aboard the Faragut, new type destroyer, for the past 16 months. He returned recently from a cruise In Hawaiian waters. His ship Is now stationed at San Diego, Cal. GIVE TIIKATKK SCRIP FOR XMAS TODAY and WEDNESDAY A DESPERATE GAME OF BLIND MAN'S BLUFF ! A woman's honor and a man's life at stake ... a "scelng-eye" dog hero In action with his fear less master tracking down blark m fillers. m Added Treats! m - v mM Comedy and News Events Chan & Chan Chinese Medium Co. He relieved at one by our herbal remedy. Do you have: Asthma, Mat Fever, Stomach Trouble. Constipa tion, Chronic Cough, Rheumntltm Sinus Trouble. Pllrs. Arthritis Colitis. Rrzema. Appendicitis, High Rlood lresure. Prostrate, Henri Uver, madder. Kidney, Lung. Blood. Urinary troubles Herbs will (jive you relief. 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.. Mnndav, Tuesday, Wednesday only 2.15 E. Main. SCHOOLS OF CITY CLOSE WEDNESW FOR TWELVE DAYS With the close -of school tomorrow afternoon, students and teachers of Medford's six instltutlona win say goodbye to the three R's for the dur ation of the 12-day Christina vaca tion period, studies will be resumed on Tuesday, January 3. Lincoln, Washington. Jackson and Roosevelt grade schools. Junior high, and senior high schools will release some 2750 students and 105 teachers for the annual Yulettde holidays. And, when they return In 1930. build ings and classrooms will be fresh and clean, entirely renovated and ready for the new year, according to E H Hedrlck, city school superintendent. Although school will officially be held tomorrow, very little studying will be done. Christmas programs are planned for the morning or af ternoon, with group singing, playlets, and skits, carrying out the holiday spirit. The annual Christmas tree and program for under-prlvlledged grade school students was to be held at the high school this afternoon. It given by tho girls' and boys' leagues of the senior high school," and about 150 children, whose Yuletlde might otherwise be gloomy, will be' present to receive gifts from Santa Claus, en- Joy a Christmas play and eat their fill of candy and fruit. There will be no special Christmas program at high school tomorrow, al though school will be dismissed early in the afternoon. Last nlht In the auditorium the girls and boys glee clubs, directed by Miss Floy young, presented a Christmas concert for students and their parents. Students and teachers of St. Mary' high school and academy will start their 13-day vacation period follow lng suspension of school this after noon. U. S. GRAND JURY SEES VIOLATION (continued from page one) named "have adopted and for many years have pursued a policy of op position" to experiments in group medical care, 'and have taken af firmative steps to oppose their form atlon and operation throughout the united States." "Exclusion or expulsion from mem bership In a medical society affiliat ed with the defendant American Medical association, and hence from membership In the association Itself deprives Group Health doctors of their rights and injures their pro fessional standing, the jury found. WINDOW GLASS We soil window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. DOST Bruce Cabot In Drama At Rialto Tenth Avenue Kid." today nd to- morow at the Rialto theater, shows the double-reformation of a hard- boiled police detective and a young 12-year-old boy who haa been raised for a life of crime In the slums of New York's "Hell's Kitchen." Bruce Cabot plays the detective and Tommy Ryan has the role of the "Tenth Avenue Kid." Beverly Roberts plays opposite Cabot as a soft-hearted sob sister who eternally gets In his hair, 'nrnnriumv MiiRketeers." featuring Margaret Lindsay. Marie Wilson and Ann Sheridan, plays as tnc compan ion feature. Stars of "Submarine Patrol" I Motel "Submarine Patrol," which opens four-day showing tomorrow at the Crater lan theater with Richard Greene and Nancy Kelly sharing the romantic honors, and hailed sb one of the most thrilling sea stories ever produced, tells the exciting drama of Uncle Sam's "splinter fleet" -the fleet little submarine destroyers that were hurriedly pressed into service at the outbreak of the World War. The dangers and high adventures that were faced every day by the motley crew of these destroyers is the nerve-tingling background for a delightful romance between a young officer and an old scadog's daughter. included In the large cast are such notables as George Bancroft. Preston Foster, Henry Armetta. Slim Summer- vllle, Joan Valerie, John Curradlne, J. Parrel 1 MacDonald and Warren Hymer. ROYAL ARCH MASONS stated convocation of Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 on Tuesday evening. December 20th at 7:30 p. m Annual election of officers. Refreshments D. P. HUSON. H. P. MODERN WOMEN Nat4 Not Suffer monthly pflin and delay duo to colda,nervoii8Lrain.eipoaure or similar causes. Chi-chwtera I )iminnd Brand 1'illa ore effective reliable and give Quick KtlUI. sofUDy uldruK(psUlorover.tu years. wrar . HilH!14ni.j. -IHS DIAMOND ty BRAND" JJ. by using FACTORY BLOCKS SLABWOOD SAWDUST KINDLING Timber product Phone ffsf A n i Company OMSON End North Centra 'TODAY and WED! 2 GRAND FEATURES!"! The poignant story of a hero-worshiping kid from Hell's Kitchen . . . who found out from a flat-foot that crime was only kids' play! On Roxy Bill tar'' fte4f&f- In "BUnd Al!bl,H playing today and tomorow only at the Roxy theater. Richard Dlx has as his pal end con stant companion. "Ace, the seeing -eye 'dog" In the role of a blind man's guide. Dlx assumes the part of a sculptor who counterfeits blindness to free a woman's honor and a man's life from the gallows. Stated Communication of Reames Chapter O.ES. Thursday evening. Decem ber 22. Initiation and. so cial night. Visiting mem bers Invited. HATTIE M. ALDEN, Secretary. SEB our new full-size Balloon Bleyles priced 25.95 up. Equipped moaei 27.65. Ideal Bike Shop. STEINWAY PIANO. 35 cash or good cow. 3 miles north Central Point. Willow Springs Service Station. FOR SALE Registered Cocker Span iel puppies. Black or Ooldcn Ready for Christmas delivery. Ill Genesee street. FOR RENT 8 -room partly furnished : house. 216 South Orange Street. WAKEFIELD AGENCY , Phone 17 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 12-pound 1 shopping bag No. 1 sweet spuds. 1 29c. Peerless Market. WANTED Day laborer. Jackson. 204 West FOR SALE By owner. 2 new three- i room houses on eaay terms. Call at 813 Beekman street. TOY BULL and TERRIER PUPS. Davis Feed Stores. Malta Commandery, No. 4 Knights Templar Masonic Temple Ashland Stated Conclave, Wednes- tine and other Important business. Too Late to Classify 20 DAIRY FEED by Sperry, only $1.40 pack. Davis Feed stores. EXPERIENCED truck driver or ser vice station operator wants work. References. P.O. Box 830. FANCY CANARY SINGERS and Bird supplies, priced right. Davis Feed Stores. i i 51 Of Meet Isabel, Fay and Connie! Late to bed and later to rise won't bring em wealth ... but it gets 'em the guys! 1 JYJ?- em weaitn . . 6 UI :h: llffliEai i Mat. . . m Klitillr, lot FOR SALE A boys' nnd a girls' bi cycle, encti 17.50. Two-wheel trail er tlG.60. 820 Dakota. Ph. 1071-J. MIDDLE-AGED woman wantB house keeping or miming, aoorl plain cook. Palace Hotel. Boom 12. BABY CB1B FOR SALE Newly tln- utnea urn cno. inu size. Bargain If taken now. Call 1738. 116 Cottage. OUR STORE open after 4:40 p.m.. aaiurciay, tnis week. Davis Feed Stores. WANTED Cook and general house keeper, starting January 1st. Cal) 868-W now. FOR a small amount of money you can get one of our Reconditioned Bicycles for the Boy's Xmas. Sims Bros.. 23 N. Fir Street. FOR SALE '27 Dodge Sedan, cheap. 509 Plum street. ABBEY'S SPECIAL 1936 NASH 400 Sedan. Motor Al. new finish, good tires. A guar anteed car. This Is a light Nash and very economical to run. was S535. Now $485. WALTER W. ABBEY. Inc. 3 Used Car Lots 9th ti Bartlett CHRISTMAS TREES And Tree Deco rations on Holland Hotel lot. open ed Dec. 15. Chas. Sullivan. BIG CHRISTMAS PIANO SALE I Grands and uprights. Wc are al- ; most giving them away. Hawley ; Transfer Co., 118 North Riverside. 1 JUNK WANTED JUNK The following prioea we will pay. Batteries 40c to 60c each Radiators 4e per lb Alumlnum....8c to 10c per IB Heavy Brass. 4C to 60 per lb Coppers. 5o to 7o per lb. Zlnk llSo per lb. Rubber Innertubea. H4c per lb Gaskets S',4e per lb Rags. o per lb. Do not sell for less. Get the above prices at the MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St. Ph. 1062 WANTED NEW CUSTOMERS. For a few days only we will sell the best dry wood in tne vauey at bi.du nor. Hawley Transfer Co., 118 N. Riv erside. Phone 616. LET SANTA CLAUS bring the young sters a pet. We have some nlcf blue Australian Shepard pupple Cal! at Covered Wagon FOR SALE Electric Range In good condition. Reasonable. Inquire at 525 South Riverside. SONG BIRDS for Christmas. 105 Geneva. Phone 1D66. Qive a BULOVA WATCH and you are Bure nj.-yss to Dlease. Wt3 Exclusively at Larry Schade S. P. Watch Inspect"- ri 3 Ends Tonite-'The Citadel" THE GREATEST THRILL SHOW EVER PRODUCED . .starts Tomorrow Medford Thentre Serin Makes Tb Ideal Christmas Gift I The towering adventures of the "splinter fleet" . . .bumble-bees of the V. B. Navy! SoviTquIiv '2J0M0.00 IV 0TH1 finfoiHflofipi m Ini 0 with Richard Greene Nancy KellyPreston FosterGeo Bancroft Henry Armetta Slim Summerville John! Carradine Joan Valerie Warren Hymer Douglas Fowley J. F. MacDonald Lr Maxie Rosenbloom ! 3 m 1 WW MAKE LAMPORT' Minus al 1:45 .:4J. ;00 Mais 30c Hies UK Kldillrt loo YOUR SPORT GIFTS HEADQUARTERS See Our Large Assortment MEN'S LEATHER Billfords, Keytainers, Traveling Sets Boys BOW and ARROW SETS Suction Tip Arrows $1 and$2 Boxing Gloves Golf Clubs and Sets Children's Cowboy Suits Men's and Women's House Slippers and Moccasins Boys' Oxfords and 12-inch Boots, reg ular $4, closing out at $1.19 TOOLS Save at Lamport's Hardware CLOSE OUT SALE Driver Motors and Wood Working Machinery at close-out prices. A gift nearly every man wants. Get Your Christmas Luggage Now. Our complete stock priced to close out. KIDDIE KAR Tricycles Going fast QQm . www at. ROLLER SKATES Ball Bearing Price cut 7A. to Pr. I3C Chemistry Sets Gilbert and Ohemcraft 89c up TRICYCLES So. Ore.'i Largest Stock $3.98 up Priced to move SLEDS We Must Saorifice Complete 4 QO Up stock rijaiiijjjjjjjjjjjjUfjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjgPjjiiMriJiiiiW BICYCLES The Best Buy In Town $24.95 - ALL DOLLS And Stuffed Toys Priced to Sell DEC0RAT'0NS AvsortniCTtt Man tit Decoration i 9c Each Toy Pianos priced from 79c Christmas Tree Light Globes, 2 for Sc Porcelain Dishes, 32-pc. set, $3.49 up Taylor Tots priced from $3.19 Boomerangs, each 9c Catapults, rocket toy, each 7c Mop Sticks, each 9c Scissors, Clause or Remington, 59c up Steel Wool, household size, 3c Best Brand Egg Beaters 79c $17.85 Rubber-Tired Lawn Mower, $10.95 $2.95 Stilleto and Baker Axes, $1.98 $2.00 Chicken Fryer now $1.49 LAMPORT'S 226-230 t. MAIN 8T. MEDFORD f