Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 03, 1939, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON', FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1939. PAGE THIRTEEN LOCAL and ' Visiting Her William Fori . taine, of San Francisco, former Medford resident, is visiting friends and relatives here this week. Mr. Fontaine is studying art in the bay city. I From New York Carl Cam bern, western coast representa tive of the Carl Fisher publish ing company of New York, transacted business here yester day. Flies To Eureka W. II. Fluhrer, president of the Fluhrer Bakeries, Inc., and a sportsman pilot, left yesterday in his Fairchild plane for Eu reka, Cal., to transact business at one of the company units. He r planned to return this afternoon. To Give Play "Spooky Tav ern," a three-act mystery farce. will be presented by the young people of the First Christian church in the Lincoln school gymnasium at 8 p. m. next Wed nesday. The production is being sponsored by the Lincoln school P.-T.A. The public is invited. To Take Vacation Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bachelder, who re cently sold the Oakdalc grocery store to Alton M. Anderson, plan to leave soon for a month's vacation in the north before re turning to make their home at 626 Park avenue. They will travel by motor car. Snow Trace A trace of snow fell in Crater Lake national park last night,, rangers reported by short-wave radio this morn ing. Temperature at 8 a. m. was given as 25 degrees, the range In the past 24 hours being from a maximum of 50 to a mini- Vmum of 24. Partly cloudy weather prevailed this morning ' but visibility was good, the rangers said. Roads in the park were in good condition. STEVE WHIPPLE AND HIS BAND at the CHATEAU SAT. NITE DANCING 9till 2 Delicious Dinners Everybody welcome See GENE AUTRY in "COLORADO SUNSET" Now Playing New Rialto Theatre! AND LOOK, KIDSI 6 Gene Autry Sweat Shirts Will Be Given Away Free At Tomorrow's Matinee At The New Rialto Theatre. On Sale Saturday! h iHVt'3 -Sv-W.wff 'fri at SWEAT SHIRTS Gene Auiry'i picture and au tograph on each sweat shirll PLUS Gene's personal picture album and Gene Autry Club badgel PERSONAL Fishermen Return W. C. Me- Cuiston' and Frank Howell of Medford returned home Thurs day from a two-day fishing trip to the Chetco river. They brought back a 33-pound Royal Chinook salmon. They reported fishing fair with fishermen aver aging V,i to two salmon per boat each day. Completes Visits Mrs. Emma Merriman returned yesterday to her home at 515 North Bartlett street after a month's absence during which she visited rela tives. She was a guest of her son, Lester Merriman, and his family In Chiloquin and of her niece, Mrs. M. F. Biden, and her family in Klamath Falls. Maruyama Pledges Yoshio Maruyama, son of Masuzo Maru yama of Medford, was pledged last week to Delta Psi Delta, Greek letter social fraternity at Linfield college in McMinnville. Maruyama, an outstanding ten nis player, chose the fraternity after a rush season that brought forward a two weeks' entertain ment schedule from the five college fraternities. Back From South Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Hargrave and Miss Gertrude Weeks of 38 North Orange street and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McGowan of 15 Mistle toe street returned by train this morning from San Francisco. During their three weeks' trip they visited in Berkeley and at tended the Golden Gate inter national exposition on Treasure island. To Attend Game G e o r g e Robertson, Russell D. Davis and Billy Hulen, sports editor of the Mail Tribune, left this noon by motorcar for Eugene where they will attend the Medford Eugene high school football game this evening. They plan to travel on to Portland tomorrow to view the U.S.C.-University of Oregon game Saturday afternoon. I . . New Residence Ed Janney applied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a L permit to construct a new resi- i dence at 39 Berkeley Way at j a stated cost of $5,500. Mrs. Julie Doubleday applied for a ' permit to remodel a business building at 130 East Main street at a stated cost of $300. Walter W. Abbey applied for a permit to remodel a garage at 123 South Riverside avenue at a stated cost of $200. Flying North A 12-p lace Lockheed Electra plane owned by the Idaho-Maryland Mines, Inc., and piloted by J. W. Par son arrived at Medford munici pal airport yesterday afternoon from Grass Valley, Cal., with Dr. Carl P. Jones, who was en route to Portland. Dr. Jones continued to Portland from here in a United Mainliner- and Pilot Parson took the Lockheed back to Grass Valley. Exclusive at Autographed 4fc Council To Meet U p p e r Grade Teachers' council will meet In the Jackson county courthouse auditorium tomor row morning at 8:45. C. B. Cordy, county horticulturalist. will be the guest speaker on a topic of interest to all. All mem bers are urged to attend. Mrs. Wood Visits Mrs. Joe E. Wood, former Medford resi dent now residing in Salem, has been a visitor here this week and plans to return north Sun day. She is the house guest of Mrs. Hattie Aldcn and has been greeted here by her many friends. She spent two days this week in Klamath Falls visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wood. Have Baby Word was re ceived in Medford today of the birth of a girl last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Troy Spencer of Los Angeles. Mrs. Spencer is the former Miss Banne Hunt, granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Salade and niece of Mrs. H. D. McCaskey of the Old Stage road. Mrs. Spencer has visited in the valley frequently and is well known here. The baby has been named Jeannette. Hold Fire Drills Pupils of the Central Point grade school were given fire drills this morn ing under the supervision of Medford Fire Chief Roy Elliott. Fireman Vern Woods and Mrs. Una B. Inch, rural school super visor. After a number of drills, the evacuation signal was given and the 240 pupils got out of the school In orderly fashion in 45 seconds. The children were alert in responding to the drills and did exceptionally well in the evacuation, Chief Elliott said. Plane Passengers R. Mcln tyre arrived from Portland by United Mainliner this forenoon and W. F. Barrett and Dr. A. J. Loeffler left on the same plane for Detroit via Los Ang eles. J. W. Phillips left on the early morning Mainliner for Portland, the plane being held here from 4:55 a. m. to 9:41 because of fog around Portland. Arrivals from Portland on the midnight Mainliner were Fred Gordan and T. E. May of 604 Newtown street, and his son, Wayne E. May, United Air Lines meteorologist at Oakland, Cal. T. V. Nolan left for San Fran cisco by Mainliner last night. C. H. Cutter and Dr. Carl P. Jones left by Mainliner for Port land yesterday afternoon. Legion Warns Medford post of the American Legion today counselled merchants against purchasing Armistice day win dow cards in the belief that sale of the cards is sponsored by the veterans' organization. The Med ford post distributes window cards to all merchants without charge and anyone attempting to collect in the name of the American Legion is operating under false pretenses, a notice from the post stated. Each year at this time merchants are ap proached by men pretending to be representatives of the Amer ican Legion selling Armistice day cards, the post notice stated. Commander H. J. Meiring should be notified of any at tempts to sell Armistice day dis play cards in the name of the American Legion, the announce ment said. His telephone num bers are 1264 and 956-L. BILLION DOLLARS IN PLANE ORDERS AWAITING REPEAL (continued trum page one) governments, to be signed as soon as final action is taken on the neutrality bill, include ! one for $30,000,000 for planes from the Douglas Aircraft com pany and one for $5,000,000 from Lockheed Aircraft. The new orders are additional to a $110,000,000 foreign and domestic backlog already in lo cal plants. Huge Orders Placed British and French orders placed before the arms embargo went into effect early last Sep tember amount to about $30, 000,000, the remaining orders representing war and navy de partment expansion business and non-military commercial trade. ML 10 Junior high school's thirteenth annual carnival will be held this evening at 7:30 In the school. The affair is the most important activity of the school term and it is expected that a capacity crowd will attend. DANCE liOXY ANN CHANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Merrill's Orchestra "Golden Boy" t iV - a Ar - v V -- ' y v ' h '- ' Twenty-one-year-old William Holden, winner over 3.000 other candidates for the title role of Golden Boy," the picturization of the famous stage play which comes to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three-day showing. Holden is starred with Barbara Stanwyck and Adolphe Menjou Richard Greene Rialto Star v 3T lite 7 v ' v v jsJ&m. What happens when a boy meets life for the first time, and finds himself a stranger in the world he has grown up Into is stirringly told in the popular best-seller, "Here I Am a Stranger," which heads the dou-, ble bill coming to the New Ri alto theatre for Sunday and Monday. Richard Greene has The program will include a can-can episode, school chorus, girls' trio, acrobatic dancing, dra matic skits and several surprises which are being kept secret un til the carnival opens tonight. Feature of the program will be the announcement of winners in the popularity contest. The gym nasium has been gayly decorated for the occasion and barkers will shout their wares from all sides. A variety of games and fun i booths will be available and in- eluded in the side shows will be a minstrel show and colored mo tion pictures of America. Doors will open at 7 and the feature program will get. under way at 7:30 at the gym located on the corner of Second and Holly streets. Too Late to Classify FOB RENT Partly furnished mtxWn house with acrem;?, close In, an.50 S18 South OnkrtRlc FOB SALE 100 McBae Red pullets, six months old: Just right to move. Carley Poultry F:irra, North Pa cific highway Junction. "THERE'S MANY A SLIP--" Don't let yoursell net caught short ntthont tickets for Medford' Greatest Concert Series! Get Your Seaion Ticket! NOW OSSY RENARDY DONALD DICKSON MARIAN ANDERSON 20 mi $fl SO, 7 rnwi $.V.V 7 rowa $4.40. Inrlnd. Tat Concert Sertei Botofflre PHUIT 1'S RADIO MUSIC CENTER 111 W. Main Phone 72ft In Sunday Hit 4 3 and is credited with being the most sensational screen "find" of the year. Sam Leven, Joseph Callela, Lee Cobb, Edward Brophy and Frank Jenks are also featured in the stirring story of a music ian who deserted his violin for the plaudits of the prize-ring. the starring role and Richard Dix, Brenda Joyce (star discov ery of "The Rains Came), Rol and Young and Gladys George are cast in the four other lead ing roles. "The Girl and the Gambler," co-starring Leo Carrillo and Steffi Duna, is scheduled to play as the added feature with "Here I Am a Stranger." FOR RENT Partly furnished mod ern home, half block from court house. 112 King street. LAST TI.MKS TOMIK! gaUl'HulU.'ILJ SATURDAY ONLY Shows Rat. l:4-3:00-6:45-9:00 SUNDAY MONDAY Mm tffc C.RTOON-Nr.H pJJIDNIGHT WATCHTJ &llf Uhlrlej's Best Roxy's Stars k''r5! Charles Starrett brings an other of the popular Three Mes quiteer Westerns to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow only. It is "Santa Ke Stampede," with June Martel in the romantic lead opposite. Others Include Max Terhune and Ray Corri gan. Episode 8 of the "Flying G Men" serial will play on the same bill. FOR RENT S-room partly furnlshod house: laundry Imvi, garden spot; 15 month. 701 West 11th. SACRIFICE 'S6 Ford de luxe coupe; 4 new tires, radio, heater, new battery: low mlleatfe. Phone 046-J. FOR SALE Large fryers, small fryers, fat hens, chickens for stewing and noodles. New-laid eges from the nest to you. Will deliver orders phoned a day ahead. Carley Farm. Phone 2079-j. WANTED Truck load or part load to Los Angeles or points en route. P. O. Box 475, Medford. BOARD AND ROOM vacancy. 2.1 N. Orange stiwt. ftrft '0 acres garden land, 5 D0U V"M up water rl-;ht, clover and garden, small house, barn. , chick home, hog house. 13 pigs, some furniture, machinery, grain and seed. Take car or truck as part payment. Also Trade attractive six-room modern suburban, with two acres fine land, for duplex or large home In Med ford. ELMER HERRIED. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 140" or 1S13-J. FOUND on Main and Front Lady's glove. Owner call at Tribune and pay for ad. FOR SALE '30 Chevrolet panel de livery truck. Oood condition. Val ley View Dairy, Box 77, Route 3. Ashland. FOR RENT 4-room modern house, walking distance from mill: 14. water paid. Next to Mac's Market. North Pacific highway. Football Results! QUARTERLY SCORES Medford vs. Eugene ON OUR SCREEN TONITEI mm .Mills: .r-:nir-liic . uws: ;(:-liu--nic Must End SAT. NITE! MNDOLPH SCOTT riANCEl DtC HEY BOYS! Win n Free 3ene Autry Sural Nhlrt 6 Gene Autry 8 went Shirts given away vnv.fi at our tomorrow mutlner by the J. C. Penney Co be (lie first to own onell CENE AUTRY C0I0RADO SUNSET TODaT'l GREATEST UHUUCPUUHA ...si taut ks Ml lit llasmw'i kiM. shi wilk lk tpili si THttifif'l !! RICHARD GREENE F WJ mrnr i in , ntKifliiMRe' RICHARD DIX and It'i companion hid THE GIRL MITMI GAHBLERJ A ntKK SHIRT To i;vi;rv TKNTII nov PLl'H 1 1 ilrf tt ..ik I1ENDA J0TCE I 1JT 3J: ioiaiib Toong y t. sun MON ' i m 1 I L Hi'"" HOUSE rOR RENT JlS'i 8. Cenlrl. 10 month, watfr paid. Phone 47. DRY nn WOOD, 18-lnch MOO tier. Phone 45J-H-3 13 Bcrea locrtted on Jark $37 UU ,onv"le huhway. 6-room " house and barn. Ideal for small dairy or sun-divlMon pur pose, city w-uer. This Is a real buv. Also 7-ro,,m dwelMnrf located $Z35D ,l 812 50 Holly: hard- w vood floors, new roof, property all In (tood repair. Terms: 235 00 down: balance. 21 .la per month. BROWN WHITE, exclusive aqonts, 104 W. Main Bt. FOR SALE Fine red weaner plgl. Kettlewell's. phone 68J-J-3. PURNTSHFD 3-ROOM and breakfast nook 440 So. Riverside. Phone 450-R. FOR SALE 4 acres good tree anil, 700: terms. Eiull Zwan, Jackson ville hlKhway. FOR SALE or trade for hay 23 ewea. L. J. Orlssom. Lake Creek. FOB 8AIJC 3 goats, Oran Ivan, Wabash avenue. LAND AT LAND OfTlCE SZUDD li,nr(' ch'np watrr; In V V V U clovfr. House, barn Beautifullv lor at tel. Wrll fenced. Prlcp, 2000; ft00 cash, balance terms. Fine dairy and berrlrs. See J. O. Barnee at Land Office. 943 8. Central. Phone 1137-Y. WANTED Your watch and clock re pnlrlnjr. Work Ruaranteed. Reason able. C. E. Mvcrs. llfl N. Central. MAKE A DATE NOW for the dance of the season I Jlmmlc Orler and hla Orchestra. Oriental Gordons, Medford Wednesday, Nov. 8th. SELECT Green Pine Slnha, bt load. 400. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. BALE OR TRADE AAAAA Drlve-ln restaurant, $3200 snndwlch Rnrt B0ft drlnk v place on main highway in Industrial district. New place. Buildings, equipment, lease all (toes. Must sell on account 111 health. Price 13.200; S0O cash, balance terms or will trade for small place. Dally receipts 940. Good business. J. 0. Barnes, 20 N. Peach St. Phone 1127-Y. FOR SALE: 35 Barred Rock pullet, now laying. Alfred Bendlckson, McAndrcws road. Box 414. Rt. 2. PASTURE FOR RENT. Cnsh or ex change for atock. Griffin Creek, Rt. 1, Box 301, Medford. . WANTED TO BUY 8-lnch circular bench saw. Prefer Delta. Phone 106B-W. FOR RENT Nicely furnished duplex; oil heater, electric rane, Frig id aire. Maytag, etc. Adults. 61B N. Riverside. Score by Quarters . Announced From Stage Medford vs. Eugene ... at Eugene . IT SURPASSES ALL YOUR DEMANDS FOR A Great PICTURE He sold out his dreamt WWW! -jV ill for a purse of gold and Z fi ' ' VJ THE LIPS OF A DAME s&jt'' V from Newarkl Klti 1 ' "1 I - STARTS SUNDAY - 3 DAYS r ' B..b pnRvrr Sat. Nile riR.riE FIELDS In "Shipyard Sally" nt: Matt Xfr A SEE BARNEY for carefrpe winter driving BARNEY'S SIGNAL, 8tb nd Riverside. AUCTION H.M.E REGISTERED HEREFORD 50 BULLS AND HKIKERti 50 30 Fnt Stern consigned from bter 8how. Calorenn Hereford Breeders Association, third nunl sale, Mundfty. November flth, 1939, at Ftilrwrourida, South Medford. Or. Commencing at 1 :30 p. m. Feat uring: Prince Domino, Anxiety, Bfau Donald. Bright St an way. Beau Banchard Strains. Then const;nmenrs are made by the prominent breeders of Southern Oregon and Northern California, Fat Ster show and awnrds will be held prior to sale. Field repre aentatlvps: Nelson R Crow, West ern Livestock Journal; Forreet Bmaford. American Hereford Jour nal. Col. Frpd R.'ppert. DecUour, InrilRna. auctioneer, assisted by Cot. A. H. Dudley. Medrord, Oregon. STILL AVAILABLE Double Loud Ore-Mi Pine Blubs, 4. VALLEY FUEL CO. Tel 78 WANTED SeraD iron, to supply In creasing demand. Spot cash paid at latert market price. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOV3B 37 North Grape St. Phone 1083. FOR SALE By the lug or by the truck truck load Newtowm. Sic quality, Rood sizes. Bring ccntaln ers. MYRON ROOT As CO., INO. Warehouse 47 South Fir St. AUCTION SALE at pavilion. North Medford, Saturday, Not. 4, com mencing on hogs at 1:30 sharp. Have consigned various clnases of good livestock. Lot poultry from purebred flocks. One full hous furnishings of hltrh quality furni ture Including electric ranc. rugs, dreasera and chiffoniers, bedroom suite, elm Irs. tables, rockers, etc one grain drill and other machin ery nnd tools. Always attend th Auction (where the buyer and seller meet). Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co.. Col. A. H. Dudley, auctioneer. Phone 8M-J-3. rl DANCE with Glenn Hamilton AND HIS BAND ORIENTAL GARDENS Saturday Night Regular Old-Time Orchestra In Small Hall. One Admission In Both Halls Men 40c, Ladles tOc BOY1 with STANWYCK ADOLPHE MENJOU WILLIAM HOLDEN JOSEPH CALLEIA EDWARD S. BROPHY Hurryl Thlt Great Thrill Show Mutt End Tomorrowl James Cagney Priscilla Lane 'THE ROARING 20 V Humphrey BiRHrt Olrtdyn (ieorie Frank McIIugh 1:45 8:30 - SMS - 9:00 - 30c Eres-IOc Klddlea-lOc