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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1939. t'AGE NINE LOCAL and PERSONAL Medford Calleri Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crump of the Applegate dis trict were Medforl callers today. On Business Mr. and Mr. Gilbert Davis were business callers here to day. They reside In Phoenix. From Trail Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Scott of Shady Cove were caller In this city today. To Klamath Bill Davidson of 33 Ashland avenue la spending several weeks In Klamath Falls on business. Council Postponed Achievement council by Boy Scout cub pack 8, scheduled for the Roosevelt school Friday evening, has been postponed. Fined $5 Charles T. Pine, 34, was fined $5 In city police court this morning for driving a car without an operator's license. Guild to Dine St. Mark's Guild will enjoy a cafeteria, luncheon Fri day afternoon at 1 o'clock In the parish hall on North Oakdale avenue. All members are asked to attend. Father 111 Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Chtlds of Griffin creek left Tuesday night for Crescent City, Cal.. where Mr. Chllds' father, W. E. Cnllds, to seriously 111. Attends Fair Miss Fannie Whit man of 610 South Fir street returned recently from San Francisco where she attended the Golden Gate Inter national exposition on Treasure isl and for several days. To Attend Church Townsendltea In Medford will have their annual mass church attendance Sunday, moving In a body to the Church of God, Haven and Holly streets, for 11 a. m. services. Every year Townsend mem bers set aside one Sunday to attend church services together. From Hornbrook Harry Chapman, postmaster of Hornbrook, Oal, was a visitor In Melford yesterday. Ha planned to leave on the evening train for New York City to attend the World's fair. New Residence John T. Dallalre applied at the city building Inspec tor's office yesterday for a permit to construct a new residence at 823 Park avenue at a stated cost of $1,000. On Business Lewis Ulrich. man ager of the Oregon state employment office, and Russell D. Davis of the state unemployment compensation commission, spent today In Grants Pass on business. Visitors at Ranch Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Robertson of Rogue's ranch were Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead of Inglewood, Cal and Mr. and Mrs. James Burbldge of Los Angeles. Mr. Olmstead Is a writer of western short stories. Mr. Burbldge 1a In the technical department o( M.-O.-M. studios at Hollywood. Visitors Here Overnight visitors here Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. R, R. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson of Eugene, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Randloph at their home, 648 Pennsylvania ave nue. The group were en route to San Francisco to attend the exposi tion on Treasure Island. Plane Passengers Miss Ariel Bryce left for Santa Barbara, Cal on this forenoon's United Malnllner. She bad been a guest at Rogue's Roost, summer home of the Nton Tuckers of San Francisco. C. H. Jonas of Cres cent City left by Malnllner loot mid night for Oakland, Oal. R. D. Car penter arrived by Malnllner from the north lost night. L. Amacher de parted for Portland by Malnllner yes terday afternoon. ( L WHISKEY WJfu 1 r 0UIPK T j Coprrlsbt 19. NUoni Dlatllim ProdacU Corporation. New York. N. T. Minor Accident Everett Atkins of Klamath Falls and C. W. Duggan of ; Central Point drove cars Involved In ! a alight accident on Midway road four miles from Medford, Wednesday afternoon, a report on file said today. Restrictions Off Fire season re strictions were lifted today on the Rogue River national forest. It is therefore no longer necessary to pro cure campflre permits or to comply with the other regulations in force during the fire season. Hunters, however, were warned to be careful of their campflres and not to leave them until they were completely out as the law against causing a fire Is permanet and always In affect. Hence, It was emphasised, if a camp fire causes a forest blare the hunter or hunters responsible for the camp- fire are subject to arrest and prose cution. Forest Chief Here Lyle F. Watts of Portland. TJ. S. regional forester of the Pacific northwest region, ar rived this morning by motorcar from Grants Pass to spend three days on the Rogue River national forest. He conferred this morning with Karl L. Janouch, supervisor, and other ex ecutives of the Rogue forest. It was Mr. Watts' first visit here since he became regional forester last spring. Later In the day Mr. Watts left with Mr. Janouch for Lake of the Woods. From there the two men were to continue to Klamath Falls where they planned to spend tonight. Tomorrow they will spend some time at the site of the Chlloquln Lumber company operations In the Union Creek district. They expected to re turn to Medford tomorrow night. PEAR, APPLE GROWS TO RECEIVE HE JUD SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5. (AP) Additional federal aid appeared to day for pear and apple growers whose European markets were ruined by war. Officials of the Federal Surplus itommoames corporation announced authorization to buy the surplus fruits, supplementing a federal mar keting agreement program for Pa- cuic coast pears. Usually about 45 percent of the pear crop Is exported, and loss nf Euroean markets means an extra 1,300,000 boxes to glut the domestic markets. It was pointed out. Officials said the pears to be ac cepted, which must meet U. 8. com bination grade standards, would in clude DAnJou, Bosc, Winter Nells, Buerre Hardy, Cornice, Beurre Easter and Buerre Clalrgeau. The apples and pears will be dis tributed by the corporation to fam ilies on relief. 0 WARRENSBURG, N. Y. (AP) Daniel Jordon whittled one pleos of cyprus wood Into a chain 19 feet 9 Inches long. He believes the string of two-nlch links forms the longest chain ever cut from one nlnce of I wood. His feat took 300 hours. Dead End Kids' New Film II r. wjriiv" fa i Frances Lederer plays the title role of the Nazi spy whoee confessions are exposed In dramatic form on the screen In "The Confessions Of A Nazi Spy, which opens for today and tomorrow only at the Roxy theatre. Edward G. Robinson and Paul Lukes have supporting roles. The Beale Street Termites, actually the "Dead End' Kids, stop on a street corner and fight over Bonlta Grabvllle In this scene from their newest film, "The Angels Wash Their Faces," In which they co-star with Ann Sheridan. Slightly reformed but still tough and aggressive, the fa- mous hoodlums go society and take over a large cltys government by force and run it their way. "The Angels Wash Their Face" opens a three-day run today at the New Rlalto theatre and Clarence Mulford's "Range War," starring Wil liam Boyd and Russell Hayden, will play as the companion feature. First In Freshness A Harvest of Fashion's Latest Creations At real Money Saving Prices, have arrived at the Band Box Styles as fresh as the luscious fruit of the Bogne River Valley, as cheerful as the Fall posies of your garden. ON! MEDFORD HI' FIGHT I FIGHT I FIGHT I AND WIN THAT GAME! Wear a Band Box dress to the football game. See the New Football Dresses, they are honeys! $2.95 p to $7.95 Dresses for Women styled by Elite and other outstand ing companies. Prices $2.95 to $22.50 COATS 5c SUITS Fashion's favorites and every one a new Fall style. Special at $8.98 to $46.50 HATS At very special Sale Prices $1.00 to $8.98 SHOES A real money saving value I C.4 QP Crepe sole Oxfords 5 I i33 Other Shoes $2.95 to $6.00 EXTRA! SPECIAL! FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY One rack of New Fall Rayon Dresses. Reg. $2.98 and $3.98 values. Special is THE THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY 223 EAST 6TH " PHONE 984 EL PARIY IS TONIGHT Medford Elks, celebrating the thir tieth anniversary of the local lodge, will gather at 5:30 this evening for a good fellowship hour with free beer. This will be followed by dinner at 6:30 and a lodge session at 8:30. Ex-Senator Evan Reames will be toastmaster at the dinner and T. E. Daniels, first exalted ruler, will take an active part In the lodge program. The members will be entertained by a very fine vaudeville show secured for the occasion by George Hunt. The show Includes dancing, singing and comedy acts. P. Wilson Walt, exalted ruler, ex tends a special Invitation to all Elks In the community to attend the anniversary party. Word has been received from Grants Pass and Ashland that there will be close to 100 Elks from these two towns. BERLIN, Oct. 5. (AP) The news- paper Frankfurter Zeltung reported today that the crew of the German liner Bremen more than 900 men returned to Bremerhaven last Friday after docking the ship In a neutral port. The newspaper did not Identify the neutral port but said the Bremen'B company along with the crew .of the steamship Iller reached Bremerhaven 1 on the steamship Sierra Cordoba, The Iller and Sierra Cordoba are both German vessels. The homecoming seamen were given a cheering reception and the Bremen's captain, Adolf Aherns, was promoted to commodore by order of Adolf Hitler. BANDTTLEADER IS KILLED BY OFFICER TUL8A. Okla Oct. 8. (AP) A Tulsa policeman shot to death on a downtown street corner today a man suspected of being the ring-leader of the kidnaping robbers who looted a Pic her, Okla., bank under threat of blowing it up with nltro-glycerln. The Plcher bank was robbed yes terday of $1,195 by three desperadoes who previously had abducted a sales man and held him prisoner more than 40 hours In order to make use of his motor car. Shortly before the downtown slay ing, federal officers arrested two part Cherokee Indian boys at their home near Claremore and charged them with robbing the Plcher bank. Police said the man had registered at a hotel under the name of A. L. Rice. A search of his room revealed a quantity of dynamite caps and fuse. A package he had left at the hotel desk contained $450 in small bills. freighter Texmar told a story today of having seen an unidentified sub marine 360 miles south of here. Capt. W. F. Gayle said the sub was sighted, heading southward without lights, at 8 p. m. last Monday 15 miles south of San Benito Island. He recounted how, u he watched, the craft's running lights flashed on, After It passed the freighter, the sub marine's lights were extinguished and it disappeared Into the darkness. Craterian Opens iveu ueuu ucdic A glorious, rousing story of three loyal brothers who embark on a gal lant adventure In the French Foreign Loglon roared Into town last night. It Is 1939's vivid, new excitement filled production of "Beau Geste,' and It was received with electric enthusiasm as It was shown to local audiences for the first time at the Craterian theater, where It opened a four-day run yesterday. Gary Cooper, Ray Ml Hand and Robert Pres ton have the starring role. The three stars of "Beau Geste1 are seen as the brothers "Oeste," i trio whose loyalty burn brightly through desperate battles with desert tribes. Gary Cooper has the greatest role of his career as "Beau," eldest of the trio; Ray Mill and Is seen "John. and Robert Preston Is cast as the youngest of the "Oestes" "Dlgby." "Beau Geste" tells how the Geste brothers Join the French Foreign Legion In order that no single one of them shall be accused of the theft of a valuable safftre, the "Blue Water," from their guardian. Two of the brothers Beau and John are chosen for duty at Fort Zlnder neuf. Cruel Sergeant Markoff attains command of Zlnderneuf, drives the men to mutiny with his savage treat ment. Markoff orders them to shoot the leaders of the mutiny. They re fuse. Markoff Is about to shoot them down when a will tribe of desert Touaregs attack the fort. When Beau Is mortally wounded, Markoff tries to obtain the jewel, but John and Dlgby overcome him and throw him at the feet of their dead brother, and burn him In the cllmactto "Vik ing's Funeral" that highlights the action of the advanturous drama. Nazi Spy MILWAUKEE (p) Carl P. Wet has collected 400 typewriters, dating from earliest models to those of today. One has a keyboard based on that of a piano. Khrlne Stated Session. Hillah Temple meets at NlT""" Ma arm In hall ithlinH Friday evening, Oct. 3rd, in stated session. Rou tine and other important business recrnrfiinff thn fall ceremonial. All Shriners Invited. Light refreshments after session. R. D. Eller. Acting Potentate. R. B. De trick. Recorder. WANTED Xlderly gentleman to board and room, $35 per month. 414 S. Riverside. FOR BALK Good weaner pigs. South Peach. Balderaon. Xnd 1030 FORD ONE-TON PICKUP Dont' overlook this opportunity to save 35 on the latest model Job; equipped with oversize, extra heavy duty tires, 4 -speed transmission. Has not been used for commercial work ...... $745 HUMPHREY MOTORS Formerly Brig gs-Humphrey. At our new location, S3 8. Riverside. FOR RENT Modern apartment. 808 West 11th; gaa heat, electric range and refrigerator. FOR BALE Slightly used top coats for men and ladles; sluts to 48; $3.50 and up. Alwo fur coats, $3.50 to $10. Used Wardrobe Shop, 51B East Main. FOR RENT Small 4-room house with electric stove and oil burner, $22.50. Call at 811 E. Jackson. Tel. M93-L. ROUOH BLOX HEAPING LOAD FROM SAWMILL. $3.35. Medford Fuel Co- Tel. 631. FOR SALE Sorghum 50o 6-lb. pail. J. M. Lowe, Griffin Creek. WANTED 500 people to eat Fried Chicken Dinner Sunday, 13 to 4, at Eagle Point Grange hall. Pries 50o. '30 PACKARD 4 -door sedan; beautiful Packard blue finish; mechanically perfect. A real bargain on low, easy terms. Tke a look that's all ws ask. PIERCE - ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors, GREEN PINE SLABS and blocks still available. Valley Fuel Co, Tel. 76. WANTED 1000 used brick. 4-F-4. Phone FOR SALE Colored roasters and fat hens. Snyder's, Phone 4-F-4. A WIDOW will give Interest In mine for $750 and 6-months grub stake for three to No. 1 hydraulic operator. If you can't qualify, don't waste my ttma. Good cook. Box 3689, Tribune. Too Late to Classify MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Your roofing needs taken care of as we have another carload of roof ing paper, building paper and sheath ing. We have also roof paint, roof stain and asphalt also corrugated galvanised Iron sheets, all sizes oodar shingles, all grades at lower than mall order prices, AND SAV INQ YOU MONEY. We are carrying Portland oement at special price. Doors, windows and window glass. Paint, all colors; at $1.85 per gallon miseeu ou ana turpentine. All sizes galvanized and black pipe new ana usca; also pipe Ilttingi new and used. Steel top cook stoves, built to our specifications, havlns laree fire. box and duplex grates; stovepipe and elbows, heavy gauge, each 30 cents. Large assortment of ranges, heatrolas ana neaters, new and used. New Simmons Beds and Bed Springs .uo eacn. New and used furniture, linoleum rugs and floor coverings. Barb wire, stock fencing, wire net ting and hardware cloth. Wedges, sledges, crosscut saws, axes, wots ana implements, large assort' ment to choose from. FUEL OIL DRY WOOD COAL. Furnace Oil per gal. stove on, per gai ROYAL You'll like our oil it la clean and long-burning. Dry Body Fir, $3.00 per tier In two tier lots or more. ROYAL UTAH COAL, $15 per ton. F. E. Samson Co. Phono 833. MECHANIC will buy Ford A or Chev rolet for overhaul and repainting; any condition. Box 134, Tribune. 1038 CHEVROLET MASTER DK LUXE SPORT SEDAN A car you have been looking for. Beautiful hvddc and out. Perfect tires, excellent heater. Guaranteed, of course .. 1 683 HUMPHREY MOTORS Formerly Brlffgs-Humphroy New location 33 So. Riverside. SF.KD FOR SALE Top grade Federa tion Seed Wheat, Bluestem Wheat, Barley. OATS and any other kind of fall seeds you may need. You will find our prices reasonable. Phone 833. F, E. Samson Co. CLEAN housekeeping room, $0.00: lights furnished. 335 8. Ivy. CABLE NELSON upright grand piano, cheap. 510 Pennsylvania. $50 WARDROBE TRUNK, $30. Phono 1078. 1937 FORD DE LUXE COUPE A lit tle beauty. Radio, heater, electrlo clock and many other accessories; tires and paint comparable only to a new car. You will be proud to own this snappy little job .$185 HUMPHREY MOTORS Formerly Briggs-Humphrey. New location, 83 So. Riverside. SACRIFICE FOR CASH Schumann upright piano, excellent condition. Phone 14S0-R or 1777-J. WANTED Scrap Iron, to supply in creasing aemana. spot cash paid at latest market price. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 North Grape St. Phone 1063. AUCTION SALE. SAT., OCT. 7th. at Pavilion, north Medford, Ore. Sell ing all classes of livestock con signors. Call Col. A. H. Dudley for property listing one 3-yr.-old reg. Hereford bull, one 3-yr,-old reg. Hereford cow with bull calf at side, will also be sold. Always attend the auction. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, auctioneer. SEE BARNEY for carefree winter driving. BARNEY'S SIGNAL, 8th and Riverside. ROOM AND BOARD 823 8. Oakdale. Phone 945-J. J. B. BTETSON HATS Regular $10 grade for $3; other makes $1.00. Star Cleaners, 5 So. Front. For your enjoyment, Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey fa mounforlti tine full fla vor, taste, and smooth OHI, PT. QT. 901 $1.70 BORN WITH THE REPUBLIC Cat. 1780 fopf . 1939. Jai. R. Pepper & Co., Inc. li ronton, Kt. Complete stock of split pulleys, shaft boxings, saw mandrels, cordwood saws, cable and belting. E UP 5.5 NEW YORK. Oct. 6. f AP) The I war boom In the Moc exchange dur ing September boosted the value cf Hated aharea by 15,787.811,000, a com Dilation by the exchange disclosed today. I one or tne largest monthly in creases In recent years, it raised the total value of the 1.328 stock Issues to M7.440.478.883 as of September 30. Average market value of stocks was lifted to $33,15 from 139.13 at the end of August, BAN PEDRO, Cal, Oct. B. (AP) The captain ef the Calnur lines' Large stock of tents and tarpaulins. Kiddles . . Iflc tjliLjJiLzMk!f-J I l0t 1 We cordially Invite Inspection of SBBIBBBBInBn I our merchandise and cnmn.rlann of l& - I I cagney Couldn t do it! . . . Bogart i "KESA&SS Couldn't Do It! . But 37 North Orape St. Phone 1063. I P I, V " I Cruel Sergeant Markoff attains WANTED Milk cow for winter for I (;ri. Anil IMlOGKS 111611 command of Zlnderneuf, drives the Ha feed. Good feed and care. Box Vr-i Jrl ' men to mutiny with his savage treat- 1?4' Z T"''' EsrSDflWII ' ment. Markoff order, them to shoot FOR SALE Rye grss. seed, 13e lb. ft v'A V'l " ' the leaders of the mutiny. They re- B. W. Oebhardt. Rt. S, Box 84. Med- jCt TV jt'a a Tint nf laffi and fuse. Markoff Is about to shoot them ford, !4 mile north 401 Orchard. H i. i down when a will tribe of desert rrr- - f eJCOltementl Touaregs attack the fort. When Beau flI 'VeJ-jT ' ' VjC 1 Is mortally wounded, Markoff tries - -r -Wh"' ""v T'' 869 J1, -S&.-CS I itTI to obtain the Jewel, but John and TOR RENT 3 -room furnished apt. pWw.S", ' . fk-v f . Dlgby overcome him and throw him Adults. 320 Haven. A f $.aflsflliaf at the feet of their dead brother, ' v' L' J ' le?H 'OV zrz- isszrz ni today mwAMi i 'LrtwW action of the advanturous drama. I f f, V fS JBPraRaoN0crr'1CMo.-(AV-re SPIES.. I tJ i fl' I XmJI lTVal in an Icebox brought out one fire aalfca I 1 V V-jP 1 1 truck and 105 carloads of spectators. I k l'K f r -Xsr.r; t iX'.vrt I THEIR What an the .ftert I VI , Y ' ' ' ' t j 1 1 j j TTTni ..""" I vxy 1 i?AM?(fy 11 if.i iiHni.I vm. p.,. th.mt I VA' . ?-. IrLiI alp 1:45 H:4f 9:00 30c 40c 10c I ' ' -' '-' ' - "vbtiEv SiamH allexposed m.. x5nrmH g- nAll Vjy I TODAY-for 3 DyT I , I .. 1-U si II r I 11 iffii 111 blu Sri ,rfr LV-q Bxroax . . bee rr nowi LJ&y tyim maid 1 . ' ?fj ; ';Ltg " I:rmaWiiTii z 1
