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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1938)
'STEVFORT) fXTTJ TRTBTTST?, rrFORTV fflreGO:NT, TVEPyESDAT. DKCFarBTm 21. 1938. TTGT! NTNTE LOCAL and Medford Caller Ray Lockard and S. K. G arm an of Butte Falls trans acted business In this city today. Calls Here L. S. Beers of Rogue River transacted business In Medford today. , Medford Caller H. A. Bernston of Jacksonville was a Medford business caller this morning. Lesser Here E. C. Lesser claims manager of the General American In surance company spent yesterday In this city on business. . From Ashland Noel Taylor, George Eldman and C. O. Frosch of Ashland transacted business In Medford this morning. On Business Mission Lewis Ulrlch, manager of the Oregon state em ployment service In this city, trans acted business in Grants Pass yes terday afternoon. Meeting Tomorrow Lords of the forest of the Crater club will meet at luncheon tomorrow at 13 noon in the Hotel Jackson. Plans are to be made for a special event next week. i To Inspect Lieut. J. G. Goodwin, navy recruiting officer In charge of the Portland district, will make a quarterly Inspection of the Medford recruiting sub-station next Wednes day. The sub-station, situated in the Medford federal building, is In charge of George E. Patterson, a chief quartermaster. Old Friends Meet E. L. Besondy, U. B. forest ranger at Hayden. Colo., called this morning on Karl L. Janouch, supervisor of the Rogue River national forest. Mr. Beondv and Mr. Janouch worked together years ago on the White River national forest In Colorado. Mr. Besondv m on a vacation triD and nrriv hr last night from Klamath Falls. He was to go to crescent City and San Francisco from here. He is accom panied by his wife. Geo. A Glorious Xmas Treat for AH So. Oregon Kiddies It's Free! GXSEPi? G3B0 GQBh PERSONAL Court Citation Forest D. Linder- man, 33, of Redding, Cal., was cited by state police yesterday to appear in Justice of the peace court herr on December 34 and a charge of driving an overloaded truck. Yule Program A Christmas pro gram will be given at 7:30 pm. to morrow at the Palth Mission, 349 West Sixth street. The Rev. Mrs. B. A. Thompson will be In charge. Ev eryone Is welcome to attend. Meeting Cancelled Regular meet ing of View Finders, scheduled for tonight at the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce, has been cancelled because of the holidays. Next meet ing will be held on January 4. Leave For South Mr. and Mrs; H. G. Montag, owner of Ttate's Rogue River resort at McLeod. left Tuesday night for Los Angeles where they will spend the winter season. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curry will operate the resort In their absence. Magicians Visit John Gads, Med ford magician whose stage name Is Cal von, Man of Mystery, and his as sistant, Cecil Hanscam, visited in Ashland Monday night with Emerick Jones, who has Just returned to his home from a tour of the coast. Jones is billed as Emerico, Prince of Mys tery. The two young magicians are the founders of the Southern Oregon Magic club. New Park Snow Five inches of snow fell during the night In Crater Lake national park, bringing the ground cover depth at headquarters to 39 inches, rangers reported by ra dio this morning. The snow had stop ped falling at the time of the broad cast, 8 a.m. Skiing conditions were not improved materially as the new snow was wet and heavy, the rangers said. This morning the sky was ov- ercast and visioiilty was poor, they related. Plows were clearing the west and south entrance roads.. The rang ers advised use of tire chains for safe travel. Where the Finer Gifts Are to Be Found And Where the Price Is Always A Little Lower! JNO. W. JOHNSON'S Jewelry Store Dec A. Hunt Theatres-Mail Annual FREE Kiddies Matinee at both the CRATERIAN and RIALT0 THEATRES SAME BIO SHOW AT BOTH THEATRES e THE MAUCH TWINS (BILLY and BOBBY) in "PENROD AND HIS TWIN BROTHER" . PLUS MICKEY MOUSE in "MICKEY'S MOVING DAY" WALT DISNEY'S "TOBY TORTOISE RETURNS" and P0PEYE THE SAILOR Motor Stolen W. D. Wood of 339 North Bar tie tt street reported to city police yesterday that a General Elec tric V4 -horse power motor was stolen from his garage sometime Monday night. To Holiday North Joseph O. Grey of 22 Rose avenue will leave Friday for Portland where he will spend the Christmas holidays with ' hts son, Harold, and his family. Harold Grey, former Medford resident la an execu tive of the WPA regional office In Portland. Garage Opened The Colonial gar age at 6th and Ivy streets is now open for business under the man agement of T. C. Brady. The garage has been completely remodeled and features Standard Oil company prod ucts and auto storage. Mr. and Mrs. Brady recently moved to Medford from Astoria and will make their home here. 1 Minor Accidents Ray R. Hubbard of 1139 West Fourth street and George W. Goodman of 1015 Reddy street drove cars Involved in a slight acddent on North Central avenue near the Medford Fuel company yes terday afternoon, a city police report stated today. Machine operated by George Glffln of 316 Chestnut street and Betty Fowler of Kings highway were involved in a minor collision on Oakdale avenue yesterday afternoon, a report on" file In city police station today stated. MURDERS LINKED EOF (continued from page one) that the dignified white-haired finan cier who had slipped unobtrusively into "Who's Who in America" was none other than their old acquain tance, Philip Muslca, son of ai immigrant Neapolitan barber. Coster-Muslca, McDermott said, na turally would have feared exposure. McMahon said today there "defin itely are otfier angles to this case besides those Involving commercial fraud." Another crony of' Coster -Muaica's who knew him when he was a world war spy-hunter was held at the fed eral building today on a charge of conspiracy to violate the federal laws. Old Crony Held The arrest of Benjamin Simon, 49- year-old Bronx salesman with a po lice record, gave credence to a pre viously reported story of an old It's The Best Yet! Morning 24th at 9:30 Tribune Outstanding Christmas Feature - jfty, . - : A ' ' "Angels With Dirty Faces," one of the outstanding pictures of the year chosen especially for the Christmas holiday brings Pat O'Brien, Ann Sheridan and JameB Cagney, with the "'Dead End" Kids, George Bancroft and Humphrey Bogart, to the Cra terlan theater Sunday. An intensely powerful story of two boys, brought up together in the slums, whose lives become widely di vergent when one la sent to reform school for a prank in .which both Share Honors In Gene Autry and William Boyd share starring honors in the two big western pictures being double-billed at the Rialto theater for a three-day run starting tomorrow. Gene Autry brings new thrills, new songs to the screen in "Rhythm of the Saddle," his newest thrill-packed western with Smtly Burnette and Pert Kelton in supporting roles. William Boyd re friend who met Muslca one day when he was still "P. Donald Coster," re spected president of McKesson and Rob bins. "Well, what are you going to do for me?" the man asked when Muslca told how high he had risen liiye the ai i n ir Kin m wuamma itTWiiMiSsiiiiMiii Bruce Cabot in "10th Avenue Kid" Pl.tS AXOTIIKR MOVIE Qt'IZ PICTURE ANN SHERIDAN in "Broadway Musketeers " . COMING TOMORROW FOR 3 BIG DAYS! Your Two Favorite Action Stars n I.. t w Mcriford Theatres Scrip ill H : 1 took part. "Angels With Dirty, Faces" shows one of the boys grow ing to manhood and a blgtlmo gang ster, his' friend becoming a priest. The strong bond between the two be comes severely strained when the priest headB a "clean-up" campaign, his object being to save the thou sands of slum boys in his parish from lives of crime. A unique and thrill ing climax that has created much comment brings the picture to a dramatic close. Western Show turns again the role of Clarence E. Mulford's Hopalong Cassldy in "The Frontiersmen," with George Hayes and Russel Hayden as his two in seperable side-kicks. Romnnce en ters the life of Cnssldy In the person of Evelyn Venable, pretty screen fa vorite of several years standing. Clara Kimball Young is also in the large cast. days of the Infamous human httr swindle of 1913 and the dubious deal ;.i3 in alcohol during prohibition. "Why dicin't you know?" Coster replied. "This very minute you be came-" and he named a post in McKesson and Robblns. ..tilt Makes the Ideal Xmas Gift -1 J Ml OK I - ' III Simon has been on the corpora tion's payroll at 96.000 a year and expenses for five years. Asst. U, S. Atty. Gen. Brlen McMahon said last night: "I assume he was drawing 96.000 a year for what he knew instead of what he did." Stated Communuatlon of Reames Chapter O.E.S. Thursday evening. Decem ber 22. Initiation and so cial night. Visiting mem bers invited. HATT1E M, ALDEN, Secretary. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Cheap. Male Australian Shepherd puppies. 518 East Main. FOR SALE Clarinet in good condi tion. Cheap, pnone 318. FOR SALE 1936 Model Firestone Car Radio, perfect condition, sacrifice price. 711 Cedar Street evenings. WANTED Two or three good, fresh aairy cows, must be tested. Phone &01-J. WANTED Would like to borrow from private party, 91200.00 on good in side property. Inquire 320 W. 6th. MOTHER Invites you for Christmas mnner Sunday and Monday. Roast turkey or goose with all the trim mings, s&c-dOc. Corner Inn, 204 S. Central. FOR SALE: Sterilized grape Juice. uen vineyara, hi. d, MBOiora. FOR SALE Small 110 volt electric Erector set motor. Phone 13B2-H. 3-ROOM furtnshed apartment, ground noor. private Datn, gas. fTigidnire. Gloria Pan Apts., 37ft S. Central. WANTED 13-gauge Automatic Shot gun. rnone oia-j-4. FRUIT TREE GRAFTING Will prune nerry vines ror berry plants. Write Pacific Tree Co., Central Point, Rt. 1, Box 144B. FOR SALE A REAL BARGAIN 30 acres, close in. Large modern frame house, large barn, cement milk house.! All in cultivation, pri vate Irrigation system, nice shade trees. A real home. , Total Price M500.00 Small payment down, balance long time. A. W. WALKER REAL ESTATE 326 W. 6th Street FOR SALE 1934 Chevrolet Coach: only 206. $65 down. Will consid er cheaper car. C. A. Frye, Route 4. Box 70. eU Romance if W t JTlr' - l ft Oln Entertainment for Xmu: Meiirord ThmlrM SCRIP BOOKS M M W.00 Shorn Hally t 1:411 e:4A:00 STOLEN Party who took brown fur . jacket from car Monday Is known. If returned to Richfield Station, corner th and Riverside, imme diately, no questions will be asked. FOR SALE Dressed chickens 30c lb. delivered. Phone 623-J-5. FOR RENT Furnished 8-room house, close in. Including Frlgidalre, elec tric washer, mangle and radio. Spe cial price on long time leam. 147 No. Holly. HA UN MOTORS CHEAPIES AT 111.00 DOWN 1029 CHEVROLET Pickup 1029 ERSKINE Sedan 1929 CHEVROLET Coach 1929 ESSEX Sedan , -,, 1929 CHEVROLET Coach 1929 DODGE Sedan 1937 CHEVROLET Cabriolet HAHN MOTORS Used Car Lot 3A So. Riverside FOR RENT 6-room partly furnished house. 218 South Orange Street. WAKEFIELD AGENCY Phone 17 SANTA CLAUS SPECIALS USED CARS Reconditioned and Guaranteed 1937 CHEVROLET DeLuxe Sport Sedan. Radio, Heater, Special Steering Wheel. Electric Clock and every conceivable accessory. Until Saturday Evening, t595. 1937 CHRYSLER Royal Sedan. Ov erdrive and Heater. Ask for stock No. 66. Until Satwdey Evening. $645. 1037 FORD Tudor Sedan. Like new. Short mileage. Until Saturday Evening, 9465. Many other Bargains at these low prices until December 34th. HAHN MOTORS. 36 So. Riverside. NOTICE FOR MILK LICENSES All public eating or drink servlnR establishments In Med ford, uJlnic or serving table milk or rrenm, require permits January each year. Health Department City of Medford ...ru IV MM ''1 "'-j n & ii ii - a ii ii i ... V M r- k 1 I n II II ii 1 II I 1 1 I II II U II -n : RICHARD 0R"NE6E0RSE BANCROFT PRESTON FOSTER - OIOW jh, JOAN VAURIt RNElRlWac0ONAlO Zi, Serosenbioom WANTED Listings on ft or 6-room houses for rent. Furnished or un furnlshed. A. W. WALKER REAL ESTATE 326 W. 6th Street BIG CHRISTMAS PIANO SALE Grands and uprights. We are al most giving them away. Hawley Transfer Co., lis North Riverside. JUNK WANTED JUNK The following prices we will pay: Batteries..-...., .......400 to 60o each Radiators...-. 4c per lb. Alumlnum..www.8c to 10c per lb. Heavy Brasa..w..M...4o to 6o per lb. Coppers.......... ...oc to 7o per lb. Zlnk lHe per lb. Rubber Innertubes. lVie per lb." Gaskets, 2 Va c per lb. Rags. e per lb. Do not sell for less. Get the abova MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Ph. 1063 ' GIVE SCRIP BOOKS XMAS I 10 rOONEY KNDS TOMTE! lilU!M;M.im JrloiVE SCRIP BOOKS XMAS I VIRLtOf- Mat SOe BTM 40 KlrtrtlM 10C
