MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1939.
LOCAL and
CalU Hero Leslie Carr of Gold Hill
transacted builneaa her today.
On Buslnrtt Arthur Rose of Jack
sonville was a Mdford buainesa oall
cr thla morning.
From Talent Donna Ooddard and
Vera Montgomery of Talent attended
to bUBlneaa matters here this morn
ing. Move Here Mrs. Theresa fltuart
recently moved from Corvallls to 875
South Central avenue In this city.
To Meeting William H. McClure.
senior station attendant of United
Air Lines here, will leave by Main
liner early tomorrow morning fox
Seattle, Wash., where he will trans
act company business. Mr. McClure
will also attend the meeting of the
Northwest Federation of Mineral So
cltles In Seattle Saturday and Sun
day as a representative of the South
ern Oregon Gem and Mineral society.
DAHCE
at ROGUE ELK
SAT. KITE Oct. 14
Silva's Orchestra
Floor Reconditioned
"rtBwujifru, fr aoi
mm
the high rent area; we have excellent buying connec
tions! Do ALL your shopping here where you can
SAVE MONEY, enjoy PERSONAL SERVICE and have
PLENTY OP ROOM TO PARK away from the traffic!
R & S TRADE COUPONS
SPELL ADDED SAVINGS
Yes sir! One trade coupon is given with every 25c
purchase they are worth one-half cent each, redeem
able in TRADE or valuable PREMIUMS!
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MEAT DEPARTMENT i
SAUSAGE
Country
style
VEAL STEAK shoulder cuts
BEEF rib stew . . .
LAMB CHOPS
VEAL STEW .
PORK CHOPS .
PORK STEAKS ,
RIB STEAKS .
T-BONE STEAKS
MINCED HAM .
WEINERS skinless
Grocery Department
EVERY DAY AT RAY'S
CAMPBELL SOUPS K-SST can 9c S
CALUMET Baking Powder . lb. 17c
Peas, Corn, String Beans 3 cans 25c
SOAPS ?r,K. 6 bars 25c j
RAY'S DELUXE COFFEE . lb. 19c j
i
Produce Department
MANAGED BY ELMO GRIMES
ONIONS
u. s. no. r
Sweet Spanish
SWEET SPUDS
GRAPEFRUIT
RAY'S food
MARKET
602 SO. CENTRAL. PHONE 1937
THE LITTLE STORE WITH THE BIG VALUES
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE
PERSONAL
Olmscheld Here Walter J. Olm
scheld of Hoaeburg was a caller here
today. He la a former Medford resi
dent and 1 associated with the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company in the
northern city.
Sponsoring Dance Knights of Co
lumbus will sponsor a card party
Tuesday evening at 8 In the Catholic
parish hall on South Oakdale avenue.
The public la Invited to attend.
New Residence J. H. Pol ley ap
plied at the city building Inspector's
office yesterday for a permit to con
struct a three-room residence at 724
South King street at a stated coat
of $800.
.Minor Accident Mrs. R. L. fiwlck
of as Willamette avenue and Mre.
R. R. Johnson of 10 Keene Way
drove cart Involved In a slight mis
hap In front of the poatoffloe Wed
nesday afternoon, a report stated
today.
Returns Home Mrs. J. D. Hooker
returned last night to her home at
431 South Grape street after visiting
for the past six weeks at the home
of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Loywal Heath In Yakima.
Wash.
CCC Train Arrives A CCC troop
train bearing enrollees for Camp
South Pork arrived In Medford this
morning from Lebanon, Ohio, at
tached to the regular northbound
train. Lieut. Robert E. Upchurch of
the Medford CCC district was In
command of the train.
LVERY day
-is-
BARGAIN
DAY at
Rays Market
Regular prices at RAY 'S are
consistently LOWER and
here's whv: We are outside
2 lbs. 25c
lb. 15c
lb. 9c
lb. 15c
lb. 9c
lb. 19c
lb. 17c
lb. 19c
lb. 23c
lb. 20c
lb. 22c
Shoulder
Cuts
each 5c
10 lbs. 17c
4 lbs. 17c
. 4 for 15c
C. S.
NO. 1
Singing Cowboy
Tex Hitter, one of the screen's most
popular singing cowboys, comes to
the Roxy theatre for tomorrow only
In "The Man Prom Texas." Tex sings
six new Western songs and is sup
ported by his famous horse. White
Plash.
Episode S of the "Flying O-Men"
serial la also on the same bill.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs. I. C.
Taylor of 304 Vancouver avenue and
L H. Humphrey of 103 Genesaee street
left yesterday for tha north. The
Taylors planned to go to Portland
while Mr. Humphrey visited In fialem.
Strikes Cattle Bryan Newtown of
route 9 reported today that his
truck, traveling south on Crater Lake
highway 18 miles from Medford.
struck several head of cattle early
yesterday evening. About fiO head
of cattle were In the road, New
town reported. None of the cattle,
owned by Clark V. Smith of route 1,
Gold Hill, waa killed, according to
the report.
Plane Passengers H. M. Thomason
arrived from the north by United
Main liner this forenoon and Mrs. G.
Recek left on the same plane for
San Francisco. Mrs. Roy Burnett
and M. Schnltaer arrived from the
north by Malnllner last midnight
and William Arnold departed on the
same plane for San Francisco. W.
R. Voorhles arrived from San Fran
cisco last night and continued Im
mediately to We-Ask-U-Inn, Rogue
river fishing resort near Grants Pass.
William Arnold arrived by Malnllner
early last evening from Portland and
Frank H. Yeager and Mre. Nlon
Tucker departed on the same plane
for San Francisco. E. A. Frldoll and
R. Jacobs arrived from the south
yesterday afternoon and departing on
the same plane were E. J. McHugh. to
Chicago via Portland, and Mrs. Alan
Hancock, to Seattle.
African Chieftain
Orders 'Razzberry9
For Adolf Hitler
LONDON, Oct. 13. (AP) The
Omanhene of Akwaplm, chief of
an African Gold Coast tribe, has
announced a Judgment of "three
hootlnga" against Adolf Hitler, the
ministry of Information said to
day. A ministry communique stated:
"After the Omanhene had
stated the case of Great Britain
and Germany all the linguists
rose up and went Into consulta
tion and on their return the
chief linguist gave Judgment . . .
three cheers for the king and
three hootlngs against Hitler,
.vhosp cnse was bnd."
GOV. OLSON EAGERi
10 FREE BILLINGS1
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. (AP)
Governor Culbert L. Olson wrote to
the California supreme court today
urging the court make a recommen
dation which would permit him to
grant a pardon to Warren K. Billings,
serving a life term at Folsom prison
for the 1016 Preparedness day bomb
ing. Governor Olson's first official act
In office was the granting of a full
pardon to Tom Mooney, also con
victed of the bombing.
He haa repeatedly stated his be
lief In the Innocence of both Mooney
and Btlllnga, who always Insisted
they were "railroaded" to prison for
the bombing by elements opposed
to their labor-leading activities.
Blocking an outright pardon for
Billings, however. Is the state law
which says a governor may not par
don s man with a prior criminal
record without the approval of the
state supreme court.
I Weather
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair to
night and Saturday with fog on the
coast: slightly cooler on the coast
tonight and Saturday and In north
portion Saturday; moderate north
west wind off the cosst.
OREGON: Increasing cloudiness to-
DANCE
at the
OASIS
SAT. NITE
OCTOBER 14
Bring Your Friend
Spend an evening
at
Jacksonville
Club
Jacksonville. Oregon
NEW MUSIC for SATURDAY
Hedy Lamarr
v
rW
iuauu with rtout-.t. a u
sensuous tale of the exotic East, Hedy
Lamarr, most glamorous and most
talked-about motion picture person
ality since the Inception of the
talkies, comes to the Craterlan the-
Return Showing
Fletcher Christian. Masti-r s Mate
of the H.MJ3. Bountv. warns Midship
man Byran against starting an In
surrection against tlie tyrannical
rule of Captain Bllgh. Later Christian
himself plays a leading part In the
blood-thirsty uprising which proved
to be one of the most sennntlonnl
episodes of maritime history. The
scene Is from the screen's greatest sea
adventure spectacle, "Mutiny On The
Bounty," which comes to the New
Rlalto theatre by popular demand for
MUST END TON IT El
SATURDAY ONLY I
Shows Snt. 1:4.1-3:00-8:1.1-11:00
OUTLAW 4'..-J
FOR HIM
AS HE
BLASTS
HIS WAY
TO THE
KILLER'S
HIDEOUT I
mum
IN -
MAN FROM
TEXAS
with his horse "WHITE FLASH"
PLUS CARTOON
NOVELTY NEWS
SUNDAY . 3 DAYS!
V
Mhos -."','; vi-AoM" - u x-x:tyn i . .
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Film Coming
V...
i-.tiu .or u li.iu uay iua t.t.nug
Sunday In "Lady of the Tropics, the
long-awaited picture In which Ml
Lamarr makes her first appearance
since her romantic success opposite
Charles Boyer In "Algiers."
"Mutiny" Sunday
Sunday and Monday only. Clark
Gable la cast aa Christian. Charles
Laughton as Captain Bllfzh and Fran
chot Tone aa Byrnn. Others In the
cast of thousands Include Herbert
Mundln. Eddie Qulllnn, Dudley DIrrs,
Donald Crisp and Mamo. beautiful
native girt of the South seas.
Due to the length and popularity
of "Mutiny On The Bounty", there
will be no second feature for thla
engagement only.
B Mats 1:43-3:30 1 ff, TR! WM, I VU fT Sill Eves 6:45-0:30 I
I Adults . . 2V 1 ijTVjj f j I I I II I II Adults . . 3.V I fcVfo 1
I l.occ . . . SOe I if, i I II I.or. . . . 40c I
J Kiddles. . 10c j ' MlMLhlM LUL!J I K,',nlM ' SOr I VfTV
ttlB Bring all your f
HaBHBBBHa Saturday Matinee and we'll f I A I ) I f f
see who wins the hlnvrle, I I JiII'jIIt.
TODAY - SAT. mM watrh ""l "1cr ,w"' II i V J I v 1
TWO ACTION WESTERNS Priesl 11 1 M
W Ten men fighting for sliver In the JL
4 ' Aparhe Indian country ... and a jSrtVxX ttSTH
St- i " MSf fighting sheriff who ruled a hell-on- i' i&S"W T"l IHU 9
I
g Baik by popular flemaiirt T' I m J ' J gfiZSt -jn w - m ji
r A ( A'V" 3 ' J Frankie'DaiTo'ln "Boy," Romatory'' I
VI with CLARK OABLE Oj'jW I " """
W IS.. t ' fllrifJ I. j Shows sat. 1:4,1-3:30-0:45-9:00 Mats 30e Eres 40e - Kiddies lot
ttr V FRANCH0T TONE I
BRITISH SPORTS
TURNED 10 AIO
ARMED FORCES
LOHDON (UP) Sports r at a
standstill throughout the British
Isles.
Here and there are heard sugges
tions that they may be resumed In
one form or another, but with Eng
land's leading football and tennis
players, boxers, golfers and Jockeys
already In khaki and a government
ban In effect agslnst events of a
crowd-drawing nature the chances are
negligible.
The English turf has been hard !
hit by the war. There are lndlca-1
tlons that all sections will suffer
heavy losses. Most Newmarket train j
era are keeping their first-class horses
only, and either taking medium class
mounts out of training or selling
them to the government for re
mounts, while moderate h or see are
simply being given away.
Recently a number of prominent
Irish bookmakers met In Dublin and
discussed the possibility of holding
the most Important English races In
Eire, but even this was considered
unlikely In view of transportation
difficulties.
Official quarters consider competi
tive football at present out of the
question. Likewise any scheme to
exploit the game for money-making
purposes was regarded as objection
able. reyhound racing Is permitted only
In scattered parts of England during
the afternoon, where as before the
war It was a major evening attrac
tion. Tlie same rule applies to mo
torcycle dirt-track racing which like
wise had been a favorite floodlight
sport.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE 100 R. I. pullow. Rrndy
' to lay. First house north KMED
atatlon, Roaa lane. Corcoran.
THE FRESHEST COFFEE IN TOWN
Also rilsh Ornde Teas and Spleen.
Render Tea & Coffee Co.. 24 N. Bart.
"-ROOM furnished apartment; oil
neat, electric refrigerator: 30.
water paid. 723 N. Riverside. Call
vm or 1004.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs, milk cows,
one fresh, others to freshen soon.
Prlmo Clardl, Anderson Creek road,
or write Rt. 2, Box IBS, Ashland,
Ore. .
FOR RENT 4 -room furnished house;
sleeping porch, slectrlo stove. 411
Arcadia.
FOR RENT Modern 3 -room apart
ment. Adults. Also garage, 3 50.
Phone 745-M. 125 No. Holly.
WANTED Man to shuck com. R. V.
Beall. Beall lane.
FOR SALE S suits, one overcoat;
Ires 36, 38 and 40. Star Cleaners,
6 So. Front.
CARD READING, el. 120 Jeannetu.
WANTED TO TRADE Acreage with
buildings for city home. 1700
Prune St.
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay and
straw. Cos Ranch, So. Peach.
FOR SALE Circulating heater,
CHEAP. First class condition. 3
miles north of Central Point on
highway, second house on rlRht
from Willow Springs Service Sta
tion. E. Duwe.
FOR SALE New shipment of genu
ine fur-felt cleaned and re-blocked
men's hats. $1.00. Star Cleaners,
ft So. Front.
FUEL OIXi NEW Associated Day or
Nlte Service. Medford Fuel Co.,
Tel. 631.
BIO BARGAIN
14-lnch, 5-row Stable Broom...79c
Saturday Evening Only.
Davis Feed Store. Medford A? Ashland.
OUR PRICE on wheat Is competitive.
quality considered. Buy here. Davis
. Feed Store, Medford and Ashland.
1930 PLYMOUTH sedsn, good shape,
very reasonable, or trade for 29 or
30 Chevrolet coupe. Shell OH Sta
tion, Jacksonville.
LOST Billfold. Earl I. Dmintlem.
LeBve at Southern Pacltlo depot.
Reward.
TOMATOES. le lb. OREEN BEANS.
3c lb. PUMPKINS, all sizes; DRIED
PRUNES, CUCUMBERS. Ford Gar
dens. 2 miles west on Jacksonville i
highway. Phone 731-R-I. j
MECHANIC'S SPECIAL
1933 BUICK Sedan: tires nearly new;
body good; runs fair. Special for
S days (185
SKINNER'S OARAOS
Phone 102.
Bulck Cars. O.M.O. Trucks.
AUCTION SALE At Pavilion No.
Medford Sat. Oct. 14. Soling all
classea livestock, horses, cattle,
stock pigs and fat hogs. Always
attend the auction. So. Ore. Live
stock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dud
ley (auct.) Ph. 861-J-3.
WANTED Scrap Iron, to supply In
creasing demand. Spot cash paid
at latest market price.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 North Orape St. Phone 1062
Still Available Double load Green
i-ino Slabs, 4. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 70.
NICELT furnished sleeping room,
close in. Telephone 1965-R.
FOR SALE Newtowns. Nice quality,
good sizes. Bring containers.
MYRON ROOT & CO.. INC. Ware
house 47 South Fir St.
6EE BARNEY for carefree winter
driving. BARNEY'S SIGNAL, atta
and Riverside.
WANTED 12-Inch sulky plow. State
price. H. C. Mulr. Rt. 1, Box 194a
We make only Httlo
whisky each year!
we stick to the old slow
wiy iscd lor 1 19 yurs
sere at Bourbon Sfitngi
. . . and the result: a
mighty fitu drinking
ardt;
whisky !
Kentucky Straight
Bourbon Whisky
Town!
m.ju per Pt.
$2.50 per Qt.
Btrditewn DUtillrry,
Inc., Hour ho a Spting.
Nelwo County. Ky.
P. O. Bwditona, Kjr.
asm
r.
GRIFFIN CREEK GRANGE
SATURDAY NITE, OCT. 14
Good Mualo
DANCE
with
Glenn Hamilton
And His Band
Featuring Jean Campbell,
Vocalist
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
Saturday Night
Bcgulor Old Time Orchestra to
Small Hall.
One Admission In Both Baib
Men 40o, Ladles 80e
Sunday - for 3 Days!
LOVE ON FIRE..!
Bust wertt West tn thH mad itory
of love and ponMon In tha tropical