MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1939.
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and PERSONAL!
Club to Meet Rogue Valley
. Radio club will meet Friday at
8 p. m. at the home of W. L.
Dudley, 811 Bennett avenue. All
, members and others Interested
are asked to attend.
To San Franciice State Po--.
lin T.ipiit. R. .T. Staatii and Mrs.
.: Staats left Medford today for
San Francisco where they will
spend a ween 3 vacation, vnue
there they will visit the fair on
Treasure island.
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Building Permit D. H. Fer-
guson of 813 Beekman street
nnlipH at the citv buildine in-
gpector's office yesterday for a
permit to construct a partition
T of $150.
Plane Arrivals Arrivals by
u n 1 1 e a luainnner yesieraay
Ijk. afternoon were R. V. Smith,
' from ban iranclsco, ana Mrs.
Phil Berg, from Los Angeles.
' Mrs. Berg proceeded from the
airport to We-Ask-U-Inn, fish
ing resort near Grants Pass.
Practically all other Mainliners
arriving here since yesterday
noon carried full loads of
through passengers.
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To Discuss Texts Miss Louise
Basford, Medford high school
""teacher, will speak on "The New
Texts" at the Primary Teachers
f. council in the Jackson county
T courthouse auditorium at 11:15
a. m. Saturday. Mrs. Mona Ferns
of the Phoenix school will be
; chairman. She will be issisted
by Mrs. Wilda Franks, Mrs. Avis
Grimes and Mrs. Edith Thomp
H gon who will serve as leaders in
the grade group discussion.
...
L Injured Slightly Gordon
Miller, 20, of 1132 Court street
sustained a scalp cut Wednes
" day night when the car he was
driving struck the rear end of
an automobile owned by Eldon
Grow of Eagle Point and parked
' in the 200 block on East Main
' street, according to a report on
- file today. P. C. Bigham of 503
North Grape street and Mrs.
": John Maass of 344 South Grape
street drove cars involved in a
minor accident on North Grape
a. street between Fifth and Sixth
streets Tuesday afternoon, a re
port on file said today.
.
, Snowing at Park Snow start
1 ed falling again in Crater Lake
f national park some time during
; the night and it was still snow
ing at 8 o'clock this morning
when rangers broadcast weather
; conditions. An inch of snow
'1 xeu during me nignt ana tne
'i ground was covered with a
J i layer 4V4 inches deep at head
i quarters this morning, the rang
; ers said. Visibility this morning
: was described as poor. Park
, roads were passable but icy in
spots and use of tire chains was
advisable, the rangers stated.
Temperature at 8 a. m. was 28
degrees.
Attend Conference Jackson
county health department ex
ecutives were back at their posts
, this morning after attending a
conference of southern Oregon
health officers in Roseburg last
night. Miss Josephine Koppes.
department secretary here, Mrs.
" Blanche Frisbie, chief of county
- nurses, and George Heryford,
county sanitarian, took part in
the program. Mrs. Frisbie gave
a talk on "The Public Health
Nurse and Contagious Disease
Control," and Mr. Heryford
SDoke on county sanitation. Dr.
: A. E. Merkel, Jackson county
health officer, was scheduled to
. give a paper on "Rural Sanita
' tion" but he was unable to at-
" tend the conference.
usipras!
ren the Price j
toauaentli UnuUmi
From Portland T. J. Gerrity
of Portland is a business caller
in Medford and will be here
for several days. He is regis
tered at the Hotel Medford.
Back from Fair Mr. and Mrs.
C. Chet Leonard of 614 South
Holly street and Mrs. Roy El
liott of 403 North Holly street
returned Tuesday night from
San Francisco where they spent
several days at the Golden Gate
international exposition. They
made the trip by motorcar.
On Business L. N. Michels,
principal claim deputy for the
state unemployment compensa
tion commission, and Harry A.
Ketterman, field supervisor of
the Oregon state employment
service, transacted business at
the local office at 45 North Fir
street today.
Flying South Lieut. R. W.
Gustafson and Lieut. H. E. Ham
mers, army air corps pilots at
Fort Lewis, Wash., stopped at
Medford municipal airport late
yesterday to have their Douglas
observation plane refuelea. iney
were en route from Fort Lewis
to Sacramento air depot and
continued southward as soon as
their plane had been serviced.
.
CCC Men Arrive Sixty-four
CCC enrollees from Fort Dix, N.
J., arrived in Medford by train
this morning from the south to
go on duty at CCC Camp Pres-
cott. This group will augment
the enrollees arriving last week
for the camp which now has an
enrollment of 187 men. John
A. Gordon, Camp Applegate of
ficer, was in charge of the troop
train.
Inspector Here M. J. Mel-
chior, field inspector of the
World war veterans state aid
commission, arrived last night
by motorcar from Salem and
will remain here for the rest of
the week on official business
He may be reached at the Carl
Y. Tengwald agency, 125 West
Main street. Mr. Tengwald is
the commission's representative
in Jackson county.
Drills Tonight Company A
and headquarters company,
186th infantry of the Oregon
national guard will hold regular
semi-weekly drills in the Med
ford armory at 8 tonight. Un
der new war department orders,
national guard companies are
now drilling twice a week in
stead of once a week as here
tofore. The Medford units will
drill each Tuesday and Thurs
day at 8 p. m.
Boy Shoots Deer Halbert
Deuel, 13-year-old junior high
school student and son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Deuel of 1018
South Oakdale avenue, went on
his first deer hunting expedi
tion recently and bagged a 150
pound, three-point buck. He
was accompanied by his father
and Frank Boone, each of whom
also shot a deer. Young Deuel's
animal was neatly shot, the bul
let going through the buck's
heart. It outweighed his father's
deer. The party hunted beyond
the Lakeview region near Abert
rim.
Doctors Meet Presenting
paper on "Poliomyelitis," Dr. L.
D. Inskeep, Medford city health
officer, gave the principal talk
at a regular meeting of the Jack
son County Medical society in
the Hotel Ashland at Ashland
last night. Dr. Inskeep's pre
sentation was considered highly
informative as well as interest'
ing. The doctor emphasized the
importance of early diagnosis
(.oif., ftuUJelplui, ft.
Kildare At Roxy
L ; a
Lionel Barrymore and pretty
red-headed Lana Turner have
roles with Lew Ayres in "Cal
ling Dr. Kildare," the second
picture of the popular Dr. Kil
dare series, which opens for to
day and tomorrow only at the
Roxy Theatre.
and treatment in combatting in
fantile paralysis and reviewed
his experience with the disease
in Jackson county. Dr. A. E.
Dodson, also of Medford and
president of the society, presid-
edt The business session was
preceded by a dinner at the ho
tel. Dr. E. A. Woods, Ashland,
being host.
VI'MINNVILLE SPLITS
ON ARMISTICE CLOSE
McMinnville, Oct. 26. (AP)
A conflict over Armistice day
divided McMinnville merchants
today.
One group opposed a holiday
on Saturday, November 11, as
serting business would be lost to
Portland and Salem. The other
faction said "patriotism this
year of all years" demanded all
merchants close.
Fern Ramsey, chamber of
commerce president, announced
the issue would be settled by
secret ballot.
BERRY AND COHORTS
DENIED NEW HEARING
Olymia, Wash., Oct. 28. (UP)
Dr. Kent W. Berry, socialite
Olympia physician, and two of
his confederates in the abduction
and assault of a retired coast
guard officer, Irving Berry,
Wednesday lost their petitions
for a rehearing in the Washing
ton state supreme court and ap
peared virtually doomed to hie
imprisonment in the state peni
tentiary. Todays reversal apparently
ended a legal battle of more
than a year.
HREE BILLION SPENT
IN LAST FOUR MONTHS
Washington, Oct. 26. (AP)
Federal spending passed $3,000,
000,000 today, after less than
four months of the fiscal year.
The treasury said it had spent
$3,040,436,961 and had revenues
of $1,688,004,851.98, causing a
deficit of $1,354,432,109 since
July 1.
Hall Bid Low.
Portland, Oct. 26. (AP) E.
C. Hall & Company of Eugene
submitted a low bid of $43,183
to the bureau of public roads to
day for grading and advanced
clearing of 9.3 miles on the Cas
cade Lakes national forest high
way near Bend.
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Lower Bank Rat
London, Oct. 26 (AP) The
directors of the Bank of Eng
land decided today to lower the
bank rate from three to two
per cent. A previous reduction,
from four to three percent, was
made September 28.
Norway To Arm
Oslo, Oct. 26 (AP) Defense
Minister Christian F r e d e r 1 k
Monsen announced today Nor
way would spend an additional
$13,000,000 this year for new
equipment and supplies for na
tional defense.
40 Feared Drowned
Athens, Oct. 26 (AP) Forty
persons were believed drowned
today when the 250-ton Greek
coastal steamer Amvrakia
strucK a reef and sanK near
Volo. The vessel was en route
to Piraeus.
Weather
Northern California: Fair In
south and partly cloudy in north
portion tonight and Friday with
light rains extreme north por
tion tonight; slightly warmer in
interior tonight, gentle north
west wind of the coast.
Closing time for loo Late to Clas
sify Ads la 1:30 p m.
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brinf Happy Relief
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thm ttmu fcridi ftivl ut out of tb bWxf.
Th'v help moft people pm about 3pinU day.
Vt hen diiiHeT of kidney lunctioB permit
poisonou mttur to remain ia your blood, it
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lg paurji, nm of pp and energy, getting up
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Joe Brown, Martha Raye Here
dpi - y . lJ.
Joe E. Brown and Manna
Raye the possessors of the two
largest mouths in the world
are at last co-starred in a mo
tion picture, and that picture
opens a three day run today at
the New Rialto Theatre. It is
"$1,000 A Touchdown", the hi
larious story of a college foot
ball player and his over ambi
tious "sweetie" who is afflicted
Happy Memories of
Old Movie Days'are
Recalled by Drama
A great human drama of to
day that will stir all your hap
piest memories of 1001 thrilling
yesterdays is the production of
Hollywood Cavalcade, wnicn
came to the Craterian Theatre
last night, starring Alice Faye
and Don Ameche and photo
graphed in glorious Technicolor.
The romance of Hollywood
from bathing beauties to world
premieres staged anew, this
magnificent picture tells in
thrilling and highly entertain
ing fashion the story of MiKe,
a "prop boy consumea wnn
the desire to make pictures, and
Molly, who wanted only to be
loved by Mike, but who was
swept along to greatness on the
screen.
Those memorable Mack Sen
nett bathing beauties stroll
again beside Castle Rock on
Santa Monica beach, but this
time lovely Alice Faye is one
of their number. Buster Keaton,
Ben Turpin, Chester Conklin
and those inimitable Keystone
Cops cavort again in slapstick,
custard-pie comedy. Al Jolson
sings again "Kol Nidre," the
song with which he electrified
the world in "The Jazz Singer,"
the first ' talking picture ever
made. And Ameche, as Direc
tor Mike, recalls the great di
rectors of a bygone day as he
strides about his gigantic sets,
in riding togs and puttees, car
rying a huge megaphone with
his name painted on it, directing
a lavish Babylonian feast with
hundreds of dress extras.
Alice Faye is more beautiful
and effective than ever in her
Technicolor debut and also her
first straight dramatic role as
Molly, and Don Ameche is splen
did as Mike, who forgot to tell
her he loved her until it was
too late.
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Eugene Buys Site
For Sewage Plant
Eugene, Oct. 26. (AP) The
city council has authorized pur
chase of a site for Eugenes
proposed sewage disposal
plant. The project will be fi
nanced from a 25-cents-a-month
levy against water users.
Sewage is now dumped in the
Willamette river.
Use Mall Tribune want ada.
TODAY and Fridayl1
ven a Pj6t - -
...air Click jf-
I piettT 1
hid caatl I
kuocViig at 4 I
till dootl 'v V
(17 v''f 8eor.
I Law. Popular
1 ' .
irMn'iOMiffwhiTii
with the same peculiar facial
dis-arrangement. Eric Blore and
Susan Hayward have leads in
the large supporting cast which
includes several AU-American
football players.
"In Old Caliente", starring
Roy Rogers and George 'Windy'
Hayes, plays as the companion
feature with the Brown-Raye
mouth-opus.
BRIDE OF FOUR DAYS
DIES IN AIR SMASHUP
Burley, Ida., Oct. 26. (UP)
A bride of four days was killed
and her husband severely in-
jured when their 40-horsepower
airplane crashed into an irri
gation ditch near here late yes
terday after an attempted land
ing in an alfalfa field.
Mrs. Jack Hoyer Wise, 27
the bride, died when she was
removed from the ship, piloted
by the husband, Jack Wise, 26.
former Los Angeles aeronautics
instructor and commercial pilot
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Dm Mall Tribune want ada.
Too Late to Classify
$4400
EAST SIDE HEIGHTS
PRICED LOWER THAN YOU'D
EXPECT
New type home; 6 large rooms down,
full floored attic; hardwood floors,
fireplace, double tile drains, base
ment, furnace, garage, beautiful
back yard. This la an exceptional
home buy.
Also
144 ACRES
ON HIGHWAY 99
Good farm house, barn, family or
chard, good bottom sol), 114 acres
Irrigated About half mile high
way 'frontage. Excellent clover land
and suitable for subdivision at $300
and $300 per acre. Full price only
$115 per acre. Real term to re
sponsible buyer.
Also
$2500
NEAR COURTHOUSE
A HOME AND INVESTMENT
EKceptlonally good S-room bungalow,
hardwood floors, fireplace. 2 bed
rooms, paved and paid. Lots of
hade. A place you and your fam
lly win like. Real terms can be
arranged.
MARK A. GOLDY
Phone 728 102 B. Main St.
PALOMINOS, all ages, both sexes
represented for quick sale. Flounce
Rock Ranch, Prospect, Ore.
HOUSEKEEPER or practical nurse
wants position. Phone 252, Jack
sonvllle.
NEW FUEL OIL ....74o per gallon
Use Samson's Super Fuel Oil It I
clean, hot, trouble-free and sold
to you at a reasonable price.
Furnace Oil T,c per gallon
Stove Oil 84o per gallon
Phone 833. Samson Fuel Service.
1 REGISTERED 8-year Percheron
stallion to exchange. Flounce Rock
Ranch, Prospect, Ore.
SELECT Green Pine Alaba, big load,
4.00. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 881.
SOUND
YOUR "A"..!
There's musle In the
air . music the whole
world knows and love
. . music like Med
ford's never had be
fore . , coming to the
flolly Theatre for the
season of 1039 - 40!
Medford'a Greatest
C o n e r t Series
Geo. A. Hunt Presents
Ossy Renardy
Violinist Not. 7th
Donald Dickson
Marian Anderson
Season Tickets
Hew On 8 I e
III Horn 16.60. 7 Rows fJI.AU
7 Rows M.40. Inolud. Tax
Concert Reries Bouofflr
PRUITT'S RADIO
MUSIC CENTER
111 W. Main. Phone 72.1
FOR SALE A acres good garden or
iruit sou, irrigated. Mile west of
Phoenix. Ko bulldina. Inquire
S. 8. SLeveru. I mile south of
Phoenix or phone 341-J-3.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING and
repairing. Phone 869-1. Thibault.
WANTELV-Uaod bricks.
before 5 p. m.
FOR RENT 3 -room rurnlthed house.
Clone in. 40ft Wen 8th. Phone
1330-J.
WILL THE PARTY with Chevrolet
pickup truck that found white
female fox terrier dog with brown
ears and apot on forehead Sunday
on Brush mountain please notify
owner. H. W. Oden. 90 Sixth St.,
Ashland. Ore. Reward.
ATTENTION RENTERS
10 -room house clone in. Easy to ar
range in 4 apartment. Rent $30
unfurnished or will furnish 3-rooin
apartment and rent 35. Alo
0-room house furnished suitable
for renting rooms and boarding,
40. Also 4 -room house, 1 acre
on Jacksonville highway. $16.
C. C. PIERCE. Room 1. Palm B!dg
FOR SALE ft and 7 -room modern
houses close in. $1,800 each. Pay
$200 down and $20 per month,
including 6 Interest. These are
exceptional bargains.
C. C. PIERCE
Room 1, 'Palm Building, Medford.
LARGE FRYERS. 20c lb.
Phone
314-R-2. Mrs. Walker.
WANT TRANSPORTATION for two
to Indiana between Nov. 1 and 10.
C. F. Fraker, Rt. 1. Phone 610-J-3.
FOR RENT 4 -room modern fur
nished house. Inquire Its Almond.
FOR SALE Shelled corn, let year'a
crop. Also wheat, barley, oat.
Phone 523-J-4. Otto Nledermeyer,
Route 3.
FOR SALE Electric waaher, good
condition, bargain for $20; Friday
only. Davis Feed Store, 127 N.
Riverside.
SANDY IS NOT SATISFIED
unless you are. with the car or
truck he sella you. Come In and
compare values.
1037 studebnker Sedan with
radio ........$5R5.00
1936 Pontlae Sedan 385.00
1038 Ford Sedan 385.00
1087 Studebaker Coupe
with overdrive 635,00
1935 Studebaker Sedan
with radio 385.00
1986 International Truck...... 365.00
1936 Chevrolet Pickup 365.00
A Few of Our Bargains,
We Have More.
STUDEBAKER SALES & SERVICE
Open Evenings and Sunday.
FOR SALE Gem strawberry plants,
io eacn. tnone -r-i3.
ONE STUDEBAKER Ooupe, good con
dition, fully frqutppwl with radio,
exchange for milk cows. Flounce
Rock Ranch, Prospect, Ore.
WANTED Two young men or women
to room and board . Nice room
and Rood food. 822 South Oakdale.
Phone 946-J.
FOR SALE Hotpolnt electric range
ana u-k reirigerator in excellent
condition. Phone 814.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished duplex:
oil heater, electric ranee. Frigid aire,
Maytag, etc. Adults. 619 N. River
aide. ST. MARK'S GUILD
RUMMAGE SALE
In Whll lock's Golden Rule Bldg,
at H:au Tinay and Saturday, Oct,
dun ann aatn.
n aV u Excellent
13 Net Erik
Excellent Income
In Md-
Must be sold
to settle estate. This will show
13 net after all expenses are paid.
Also
4a A AAA 19 acres, very good
SzBDn modern home, barn.
Vfc www etc. Walnuts, fruit, gar
den lard with free Irrigation. Trade
for larper ranch and pay cash dif
ference. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
No. 7 N. Bartlett St.
FOR SALE Three Guernsey cowa.
Two fresh, orus springer. S. L.
Johnston, Applegate, Ore.
BAR-NONE EGG MASH, 80 lbs., 1.88,
The TRIANGLE Bar None Egg
Mash is a high protein feed and
made to give satisfactory results.
F. E. SAMSON CO., 339 N. River
aide. DODGE De Luxe Sedan, thlrty-swen.
Low mileage, excellent rubber, fine
finish, mechanically A-l. Two hun
dred cash, easy terms. Box 3443
Tribune.
1937 O. M. O. Pickup: overload
springs, 13.000 mileage, A-l me
chanical condition. K. O. Com,
phone 810-J-3.
14 7 IH W TT1
Whnwn 1:4H-M.1-fl:M) e nr-4nc-lnr
Hurry! Ends Saturday!
Man! What A Show! I
Greatest All-Color Hit Yet
Ju':""y "'lMSMSJ I Wv) iJS' iVi .ction b..ti
TOfTfs Mat Bid bali-uugh T1!1
w v jinn soFTme iip k , ' . -1 y-, JS i ILay w
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1 PAIR matched purebred bit ok
Percheron (illy colts trade for post.
Flounce Rock Ranch, Prospect, Ore.
STILL AVAILABLE
Double Lrad Given Pine Slabs, M.
VALLEY FUEL CO. Tel. 76
AUCTION SALE Saturday, Oct. 38,
at Sale Pavilion In north Medford.
In addition to our regular sale
we will sell 7 head of registered
Ouernsev bulls and heifers from
the Newbry herd at Talent. A few
milk cows will also be sold. Have
lota of good stock pigs consigned.
also poultry. Including pallets from i
a neavy breed stock, i new stock
trailer. Always attend the auction. '
Sale starta promptly on hog a at
1:30 p. m. j
SOUTHERN ORE LIVESTOCK
AUCTION CO. I
Col. A. H. Dudley (Auctioneer).
Phone 851-J-3.
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I . $5.45 GALLON I f i g
When burin Bourbon afj) Vi . Jjr V
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TODAY
FOR THREE DAYS
2 Action Hits!
WANTED Scrap Iron, to supply In
creasing demand. Spot caah paid
at latest market price.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 North Grape St. Phone 1063
FOR SALE By the lu or by the
truck truck load Newtowna. NVa
r .-ii... ,.rort c Bring contain
ers. MYRON ROOT & CO., INC.
;umj 47 South Fir St.
SEE BARNEY for carefree wintar
drlvln?. BARNEY'S SIGNAL. 8th.
and Riverside.
DANCE
CENTRAL POINT GRANGE
FRIDAY NITE, OCT. 27
Admission 25c
ERIC BLORE
Susan HAYWARD
John HARTLEY
Romance In the early
days of CalilornU . .
when a double-crosi
called ior ' a double
blast ol leadl"Wlndy"
Erm 6:5-B:l5
Adults . . Me
ltra . . . 40c
KldillM . . 10e