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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1939)
FIVE LOCAL and Hfto Today Butler Walker of Ash land ft Tisltor In Medford this nomine- Ftom Trail Thomas Bruno of Trail toansacted bualneaa here thla mom-tat- On Buatneaa Harry L. Winters of Itogue River was a Medford business esJler today. Haves Here Hugh H. Hayes of Gold H1U attended to business here thle morning. firemen Drill Volunteer firemen were put through a ladder drill at their regular monthly meeting at fire headquarters last night. To Have Dance Redman lodge Is sponsoring its first dance of the fait season Saturday night. Redman, Po cahontas members and friends are In vited to attend. The committee Is composed of Earl McBee. Dick Slngler, Lou Blddle, Walte Heartle and Ed Snaekell. Grass Fires Chemical crew of the fire department was called at 2:40 p. m. yesterday to put out a grass bla at the residence of George W. Denney, 39 Myera court. Earlier In the afternoon the state forest service was called upon to put out a grass fire on Rosa lsne. Rally Tomorrow Baptists were re minded today of their annual rally dinner scheduled for 6:45 tomorrow. Those attending will be grouped ac cording to their native states, the groups vlelng for the largest offering. Each person attending Is asked to bring a covered -d I Ph and sandwiches. Washing Stolen I. C. Wilson of 37 Mistletoe street reported to city po lice that a bundle of washing was stolen from his back porch between 6 and 0 last night.. The washing In cluded six men's dress shirts, two bed sheets, four pillow caea, one pair of boy's blue pants and a bun dle of handkerefcfie'e On Trip East Mrs. Anna G. Bengt son, Swedish maBseusa with offices In the Crater! an building, left by train Sunday night for Chicago. St. Louis. Denver. Melrose, Colo., and San Francisco, where she will visit relatives and friends. In San Fran cisco she plans to take in the ex position. Medford Publicized An article In the Jewelers' Circular-Keystone for September describes Oregon as "the fisherman's paradise," tells of Med ford's annual national catfich derby and speaks of the crowds attracted by this yearly event. The article was written by Larry Schade, Medford : Jeweler who donated the principal trophy for the 1939 catfish derby. The magazine Is the largest trade Journal In the Jewelry business. . Recruiting Aide Ernest A. Roesel. a chief machinists mate of the U. 8. navy, arrived here by motorcar from Portland yesterday afternoon to assist George E. Patterson, a chief quarter master, in conducting the navy's re cruiting sub-station in the Medford federal building. Mr. Roesel has been on recruiting duty at the district's main station In Portland for the past year. Because of Increases In re cruiting recently he was assigned to assist Mr. Patterson here. Navy Films George E. Patterson, In charge of the U. S. navy recruiting station here, announced today that a truck containing a library of navy motion pictures will arrive In Med ford about October 18 for a three weeks' stay. During that time navy men will present motion picture pro tram before organized groups such as lodges, granges and service clubs when ever invited, Mr. Patterson said, Organizations desiring to see the pictures were asked to notify Mr. Patterson. Celebration First anniversary of its new hall at 42 North Front street will be oeleDrated by Crater Lake airie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Thursday evening, it waa announced today by Henry Ruch, chairman of the board of trustees. A regular weekly meeting will be held at S p. m. and after the business session there will be entertainment and "lemon" dance. Refreshments will be served during the evening. The aux lllary will Join the aerie in celebrat ing the anniversary after ita regular meeting. The evening's program Is in eharge of William Peck, chairman of the entertainment committee. It Is expected that a large delegation of Eagtes will be present from Granta Pass. The lodge moved to Its new hall a year ago and since then number of Improvements have been made. Including the installation of an at r-condlt toning plant. All mem bers of the aerie and auxiliary were urged by Mr. Ruch to make a special ffort to be present for the ceie bratlon. OLD V-.TTr-f rTmrroT f r.rv i I aiiwwuiii "CHEERFUL AS wmmmmtmmwmmmmmmm -J? J... Old Sunny Brook? 'rhocoMr There's 1 r.re.genisl PERSONAL Eaton to Preach W. H. Eaton, re tired Baptist minister, will preach the services next Sunday at 11 o'clock at the Presbyterian church in Phoenix. To Meeting Max C. Henne, man ager of United Air Lines here, was to leave by Malnllner tonight for Oakland, CaJ.. to attend a aeries of conference. He expected to be gone three or four day. At Wrestling Matches Among Ash land residents attending the wrestling matches in the Medford armory last night were Harry Chipman, P. D. Mc Dougall, Allen Autry and Othel Lee. Coyote Bounty Jackson county will pay a bounty of $3 on coyotes during October, November and De cember, it was announced today by George Carter, county clerk. Condi tions of payment will be the same as those that prevailed until last March 15, Mr. Carter said. i Shoot Deer A trio of successful hunters returned last evening from eastern Oregon near Beatty, with three mule deer, the largest of which weighed about 200 pounds. In the group were Eugene Peterson. Otto Krueger and N. O. Nicholson, a visitor here from Portland. The hunters had been away since Friday. Arrested Roy D. Truex. 24, was arrested by federal authorities here today on an order from Michigan declaring him to be a parole violator. He was placed in county Jail pend lng further Instructions from fed eral authorities In Detroit. The au thorities here were Informed he had violated his parole by leaving the district without permission. He had served a year of a sentence of a year and three months when he was paroled but officials here were not informed of the crime he had been sentenced for. New Resiliences Sam D. Koehler applied at the city building Inspec tor's office yesterday for a permit to construct a new residence and private garage at 610 King street at a stated cost of (3750. Earl B. Bige low applied for a permit to build a new residence and garage at 16 North Hlllcrest road at a stated cost of $3000. O. S. Walden of 1014 East 11th street applied- for a permit to construct a private garage at a stated cost of $350. Hattle L. Rankin of 114 Genesee street applied for a per mit to build a porch at a stated cost of $125. Flying East- Four North American baste training planes en route to New York City were refueled at Medford municipal airport this morning. They were piloted by MaJ. Carlton Bond, regular army officer in command of the array air corps reserve station at Pearson field, Vancouver, Wn., Capt Pat Reynold, reserve pilot at Pearson field, Capt. C. P. Bradley, command ing the reserve unit at Boeing field, Seattle, Wash., and Capt. G. R. Tur ner, reserve officer. Three reserve of ficers were carried as passengers. The men were en route to a convention of reserve officers In New York. Plane Passenger? H. G. Kruger, whose destination was Portland boarded Monday evening's United Air Lines northbound Malnllner flagstop. C. F. Aarrasmlth got off the Monday evening southbound flagstop here from Portland as did Dr. and Mrs, Walt E. Hoppe, local residents who had been spending the week-end In Portland. H. G. Kruger was a pas senger getting off the Monday after noon northbound plane and R. H Parsons, owner of HUlcrest orchards here, was a passenger to Seattle. R, B. Carpenter boarded the same plane for Portland. Here for Court Additional Officials and aides here today for the fall term of U. S. district court included Judge Claude McColloch, Carl C, Donaugh, U. S. attorney, J. Mason Dillard, assistant U. S. attorney, H. S. Kenyon, deputy clerk, Walter H. Had lock, chief deputy marshal, George Cropp, court reporter, Miss Ann Avery, secretary to Judge McColloch and Miss June Allen, clerk from the U. S. attorney's office. -Thomas G. Grlfflng of Portland, acting dlvl atonal director of naturalization and Immigration, was also here on busi ness pertaining to a claw of persons to be nattiarllzed. CENTRAL POINT P.-T. A. WILL MEET ON FRIDAY CENTRAL POINT. Oct. 3. fft First regular meeting of the Central Point P.-T.A. will be held Friday at S p. m. An address on radio will be given. Notice. Jackson County will pay a Three Dollar Bounty on coyotes during the months of October, November and December of thla year, under the same conditions that applied to bounty payment until March IS of this year. G. R. CARTER. County Cierk. nnTTURfW WHISKEY ITS JVAAfE 1 1 K I RnAAirfl ' X M lil, M 1 I III AYRCS STEWART STONC il I tl-L I ll Hi tki MTERMTKHUU. Kl fOUJCS il I quality iu v Brook friendly smooth km that nuke, it "cheer fa u in name." Thy not boy bottle tonight? Oregon's Fastest I JrirrH Fx TODAY xi I ZL 1 1 11 nd Wedneidayl Sellint Whiskey! WEISS' P. RUES THURSDAY Abraham Philip Weiss, a native son of Oregon, born In Lane county. September IS, IBM, and a pioneer of Jackson ounty, passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Cora Boussum, 616 Mary street, October 3, 1039. after a short illness. Although 85 years of age, Mr. Weiss waa active until the last. He came to Jackson county when he waa 30 years old and was united In marriage to Mlas Mary E. Hocker smlth, October 6, 1880. She preceded him in death six years ago. Mr. Weiss was a man of fine Chris tian character, beloved by all who knew him. He loved to tell about the early days In Medford aa he had seen the city grow from nothing to what It la today. He will be remem bered by all of hla friends for his genial character and neighbor. I ness. Six children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Weiss, four daughters surviving, Mrs. M. L. Daily and Mrs. Cora Bous sum. of Medford, Mrs. George M. Robinson, of Portland, and Mrs. H. J. Funke, of Bend, Ore. Two sons have passed away. He also leaves nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral servcles will be conducted from the Perl Funeral home Thurs day at a p. m. Burial will take place In the family plot in the Medford I. O. O. F. cemetery. ON RADIO THEFT Harold Franklin Bailey, SI, of Medford pleaded guilty In circuit court this morning to a charge of burglary In a dwelling, after he waived preliminary hearing. Passing of sentence was postponed to to morrow by Judge H. D. Norton. Bailey's alleged accomplice in the theft and sale of a radio, George Walker Campbell, 33, of Medford, pleaded guilty in circuit court to a charge of possession of stolen prop erty and Judge Norton continued passing of sentence for a period of six months, pending Campbell's good behavior. Campbell, the court learned, had no previous record. Bailey confessed the theft of table radio- from the home of Chris tine Dlnsmore, 343 North Ivy street, while the occupants of the house were absent last week. Following the theft. Bailey turned the radio over to Campbell, ctty police stated, and the latter sold It to a local second hand store for S8. The money was then split between the two men, according to police, who lo cated the radio In the second hand store and subsequently arrested the two men. Associated Plans Football Meeting At Hotel Medford The annual Associated Football Sales Show will be held Wedneaday evening, October 4, at 7:30 p.m at the Hotel Medford In Medford. according to an announcement made today by C. I. Hays, local sales agent of the Tide Water Associated OH company. Dealers and members of the sales personnel of the company from Medford and vicinity will attend this pre -view of the 1939 football season. C. I. Hays will act as chairman of the meeting. Bill Wagner district sales supervisor of the Oregon dis trict, and Warner Wilson of the Lord te Thomas advertising agency will be the featured speakers. Not only will the dealers get first hand Information of the present football season, but a splendid mo tion picture, university of San Fran Cisco vs. St. Mary's of Texas foot ball game which opened the 1939 season on the Pacific coast, will be shown. A .TREMENDOUS SHOW A GLORIOUS CAST! 1039', Masterpiece In Knterulnment Mac- em nlflcencel . , . II 1ST 1 II t mmm hit brand i r muins T I r -! 3 I rzasz err m rny I I i I. I III T m-M. Ill New Star In Rialto Drama . - imt jx Corlnne Luchatre, startling new dramatic discovery. Is confronted by superintendent Edna Best after she falls to escape from the dreaded re formatory during the dramatic action of Alexander Korda'a sensatlon.il "Prison Without Bars," which heads the double bill opening for today and tomorrow only at the New Rialto theatre. "Prison Without Bars" tells the story of what happens when wo Gary Cooper Star yv HV & 1 Gary Cooper, as the gallant "Beau,1 faces death with a smile! as he heroically repels the attacks of a desert tribe of Touaregs In the ex citing new 1939 fllmlzatlon of the great adventure - romance, "Beau Geste," which comes to the Crater- WOMEN (Ir i nil iiiinniiimn- iitiMiMMiiiiiiiTifTiirf-if-' v J? I T t C WKW -Hi rr . ' .V .S K I vi Jl w '2T 11 frv4; 4 1 UNTAMED... Rule, are I " " HSY HERDED Into wretched 4' U made to laugh at. ..law. -l BfP' ll , I to break. - J alone- I REVOLT... to break down 1 kx CRUEITY all tbey understand?! the walls the world has 1 L- jjWill It give tbem the chancel v. built around them. , I tj', they've never had? ' ;lu .2 if V ' '"I i ill I i FIGHTING. ..for a cigar ette... as decent people fight for Jiff- Corrine Luchairedna Best 'Barry Barnes PRISON 'wnimt U . M,.trrl0. 8 Arivpnlnrc ... Mats... 1:45 Adults ..25c Loges ...30c Kiddies .10c men and girls are locked up In prisons where there are no men; of how beastly female guards take out their lust on Innocent love hungry lnmatea; and how even the best of the prisoners are tempted to escape to ease their penned-up passions. "Mr. Wong In Chinatown." starring Boris Karloff again as the wlley Oriental sleuth, playa as the second feature with "Prison Without Bare. of "Beau Geste" Ian theatre tomorrow for a four day run. Cooper is seen holding ground in an embrasure of bcselged Port Zlnderneuf,. historic Foreign Legion outpost that has an Important part In the action of the famous story Ray Mil land and Robert Preston will Love hungry . . prey of beastly 'l lS. S k tlk I. I f DEAD Vt lOVE...dareshegrasp f ciin" riDi c X " ho,d " for one I f J tflU UlKLO -IlXolden moment? Wr.TON0,,Cl(T0WN" In Ice Follies mm Joan Crawford star with James Stewart and Lew Ayres In the giant Ice show, "Ice Follies of 1939," which plavs today and tomorrow only at the Roxy theatre. The highlight or the film is the . International Ice Follies sequence filmed entirely In dazzling technicolor. Lewis Stone heads the supporting cast. be seen as his brothers In arms, John" and "Dlcby" Geste. Others in the all-star cast of thousands Include J. Carrol Nalsh and Susan Bayward. I Carl 0. Domupri. United 8t&ti at torney, will addroM a meeting of the Jackson County Young Democratic club Wednewla evening at 7:30 on the meeannlne floor of the Hotel Medford. Mr. Donnugh'a aubject will have to do with the oreanleatlon and activities of the United statea tie partment of Juatlce and la in con Junction with the club'a aerlea of educatlon-tn-government programs, Mr. Donaugh arrived In Medford this morning to have charge of cases appearing before federal court whtcn convened today. He resides In Port land. All persons Interested, whether members of the Young Democratic club or not are Invited to attend to morrow evening's meeting. Mlsa Mar- lorle Kelly, president, will preside. . 1 Malta Commandery No. Stated Conclave Wednes day evening. October 4th, Routine business. Plana for fall aotlvltiea. John H. Rolston Commander. Card of Thanks. Andrew Hearn and family wish to thank all the friend and nelghbora for the kindness and svmnathy ex tended them during the Illness and death of Nell Viola Hearn: also for the beautiful floral offerings. MEW... innocent victims, the women guards . . I in Alexander KordYs BARS" E vi 6:45-9:30 Adults . .35o Loges ...40o Kiddies ,10c R. E. Detrlck, Recorder. -M .H w J u Vllllll AIR LINE ORDERS 22 NEW PLANES NBW YORK. Oct. 3 ("API Pan- American Ainu-ays announced today It had ordered 33 new flying boats and land transports aa part of a 5-year fi .000 .000 program to speed up schedules of all services. Includ ing those to South America, and across the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The new ships, C. V. Whitney. chairman of the board said. Include three Boeing 307-8 "stratosphere type land transports" with capacity for 38 passengers, six Boeing clippers and 13 Douglas transport planet. Ose Mall Tribune want ads. Too Late to Classify WANTED To rent house suitable for rooming house. Phone 425-J. OREEN PINE SLABS and blocks still available. Valley Fuel Co.. Tel. 76. BOOMS Clean, modern; private entrance. Permanent renters. 117 Laurel. ROUOH BLOX HEAPING LOAD FROM SAWMILL. S3.35. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. FOR SALE! 5 catvrs, 30 pipw. Barred Rock hens. James Lillle, Ross lane. Tel. 1418-R-l. 37 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe Coupe; only one owner; small mileage; original finish like new; perfect every way and guaranteed. You can't beat this one at 9545. Full price for your car in trade; a, nuance. Take a look that's all we ask. PIERCE -ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. Young Mothers! Do What Your Mother Did About COUGHING COLDS 3 Out of 5 Mothers Use This Home-Proved Treatment You are right to worry when a cold strikes your family. You should take steps, at once, to relieve the misery and sulTerlng. But you want to be aura that what you do Is really helpful. You don't want to take needless risks. Now here Is what most mothers do. They use Vlcks VapoRub. Since 1895 Vlcks and their doctors have studied nays to treat the distressing symptoms 7)1 f ROARING ONTO THE SCREEN... 1 ) the greatest 0" " I fJ adventure 1 'ii e,er """"" tu "Bau", Digby and John 0il, thai daring soldiers of lh Foreign Legion I Imboltl.d Fort Zlndornouf dead men hold Arab, raiders "None but lh bravo d.iervo I Which of the Oeiles will w Ux-we j Piromawnt GARY COOPER ,i.f U .-, i. THE NEW BEAU with '.'': RAY MILLAND-ROBERT PRESTON Brian Donlevy Suun Haywtrd Jsntot Sttphonson rr.4.t II POSITIVELY ENDS TONIGHT! I Bing Crosby in "The Star MakerV FOR RENT Newly decorated 6 -room furnished apartment. Inquire 604 East Main. WANTED Pin-setters. Experience not necessary If willing to wori:. Medford Bowling Alleys. 415 E. Main- FOR RENT House; paved street, sidewalk; close In. Some furniture. Reasonable. Adults. 133 Almond St TWO - ROOM furnished apartment. Adults. 135 North Holly. WANTED Transportation to Port lend latter part of week. Tel, 16A3-J, evening. CUT PLOWERB and pickling eucum bera. Dressler's, 1107 X. Main. Phone 1393-H. DRY WOOD of all kinds, 16-ln. black oak or laurel, $3.50 tier. 13-tn. $3 35; 16-ln. second growth fir 13 00. 13 In. SI. 7. Call 310, Franklin'a Gro cery. FOR RENT 4-room house. Berry dale Ave. Phone 317-J. FOR SALE Shepherd pupa. $100. 338 W. Holly. Phone 443-L. RUMMAGE SALE Sponsored by the Adult Missionary society of the First Christian church, Oct. 6. 6 and 7, In the old Whtllock building on Noun central. FOR RENT 4-room house; space for cow and chickens. Mrs. Emma LUlle, Ross lane. Phone 1418-R-l. FOR SALE Plymouth 4 -door sedan; motor, paint upholstery In good condition: 9135. Inquire Shell Oil Station. Jacksonville. SACRIFICE FOR CASH Schumann upright piano, excellent condition. Phone 1490-R or 1777-J. SEE BARNEY for carefree winter driving. BARNEY'S SIGNAL. 8th' and Riverside. WANTED Scrap Iron, to supply In creasing demand. Spot cash paid at latest market price. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 North Grape St. Phone 1063. of colds. Today three out of five moth ers are benefiting by this forty-four-year-study of colds when they use VapoRub and let Its amazing poultice-vapor action go to work. PROFIT BY THEIR EXPERIENCE. Do this. If It's a coughing cold, melt a spoon ful of VapoRub In a pan of bolllnc water, and breathe In the soothing, medicated vapors. Then massag Vlcks VapoRub on , throat, chest, and back and go to bed. W VapoRub I . i. rV. whoro at bay I Starts TOMORROW for Four Days prtMatt GESTE J. Carrol Naiih OoniiM O'Connor oimci.s t witiiaai a. wcli VICKS ; V MM. g i h.folr." M I.. a ntr iov. r I Shows 1:4(1-6:4 v:00 . Matinees sOe Rvenlnin 40o Kiddles 100 Cfl KM drifts
