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6 2 S s MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1939. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL "Disputed Passage" Here Sunday New Salmon Run A new run of salmon at the mouth of the Chetco river was announced In a telegram received here today from a resort at Brookings. ... To Pray In common with Episcopal churches throughout the United States. St. Mark's church will be open all day Sat urday for those who wish to observe a period of meditation and prayer for peace. ' Burbidges .Homo Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burbidge returned to their home at 136 Willamette avenue yesterday from Bremer ton, Wash., where they were called ten days ago by the ill ness of Mr. Burbidge's brother. J. M. Burbidge, who died on November 16 from a stroke. Civil Service Tests Ten U. S. civil service examinations were announced today at Medford postoffice. Complete information regarding the examinations and positions may be obtained at the postoffice from Stanley Sher wood, assistant secretary of the local board of civil service ex Antioch Clean-up A n 1 1 o c h will hold its annual autumn rlean-up at the cemetery next Wednesday. The community job will be started in the morning and luncheon will be served at noon. Each one assisting the work is asked to bring a covered dish for luncheon. Coffee, sugar and cream will be provided by the Pleasant Hour club. ... Postoffice Permit The Unit ed States federal works agency received a permit from the city inspector's office yesterday to remodel and add to the present Medford postoffice at a stated cost of $170,000. Myron Root and company of 47 South Fir street applied for a permit to reroof a building at a stated cost of $200. Bunco Home Harold Bunce of 25 South Orange street, re turned this week from St. Louis. Mo., where he attended a meet ing of national transportation and maintenance of society of automotive engineers. He drove to Medford from St. Louis in a White truck purchased there for the California Oregon Power company with whom he is asso ciated. ... Return From North Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lewis returned Wed nesday from Portland where they vacationed for a week. Mr, Lewis, hair stylist at Mann's, attended a hair stylist show at the Portland Beauty Supply company during his stay in the north. The couple were accom panied on the trip by Mrs. Lewis' mother, Mrs. Bert Moore, and her aunt, Mrs. E. E. Schultz. . Court Citations Cited by state police yesterday to appear in justice of the peace court this afternoon were Leonard C. Car man. 17, of Medford, for having no operator's license, and Theo dore Roosevelt Schatz, 22, of Medford, for having no license on a trailer. Sidney M, Jones, 28. of Medford was cited to appear November 13 charged with driving a car with im proper lights. Plane Passengers R. F. Wild man and C. B. Van Houten ar rived by United Mainliner this forenoon from Portland to trans act business here. They booked passage back to Portland on tonight's Mainliner. Louis Ama cher left for Portland by Main liner last night. S. L. Case departed for Oakland. Cal., last evening and Ray W. Hardeback left for Seattle, Wash., yesterday afternoon. Minor Accidents Cliff Bishop or 451 Ross lane and Dr. B. R Elliott of Route 2 drove cars involved in a minor accident on Ross lane about four miles from Medford Thursday night, a re port on file said today. Harold L. Barton of Route 3 and A. J. Klocker of 1427 East Main street operated vehicles colliding with slight damage on Second street near thp Junior high school Thursday afternoon, according to a report on file today. Fined $25 Leland C. Bran don. 29, of Medford pleaded guilty in city police court this morning to a charge of reckless driving and was fined $25. City police said that Brandon, oper ating an automobile north on South Riverside avenue late last night, struck a truck parked in front of the Riverside apart ments. The truck was registered to Robert Chamberlain of Trail. police stated. The Brandon car was damaged considerably but the driver was uninjured. Brings Prisoners Paul Han lin, U. S. deputy marshal, brought four federal prisoners last night from Klamath Falls to the Jackson county jail here where they will be held pend ing their transfer to Portland. Charged with selling liquor to Indians, the prisoners were listed as Ray Malone, 42, of Klamath Falls, Pete Denny, 45, of Klamath Falls, Harold Gross. 42, of Chiloquin, and Earl Fallis. 28, of Bend. f Improves Mrs. Lovica Way- mack, confined in Community hospital with a fractured skull. was reported by her attending physician today as getting along splendidly. Mrs. Way mack, county jail matron, was struck by an automobile at Main and Bartlctt streets Motv day evening, suffering a frac tured skull, hand and knee. PARADE, GRID TILT BE The screen translation of Lloyd C. Douglas' famed best seller, "Disputed Passage." will bring Dorothy Lamour and John Howard, with Akim Tamiroft sharing top honors, to the Cra- terian Theater Sunday in a three- day showing. A powerful drama of the struggles a young doctor undergoes in trying to choose between a career and love shows Howard as the doctor facing a i (continued lram page one) invited to enter with any kind of pet. Dugout At 1 P. M. At the conclusion of the par ade, the American Legion "dug out" will be opened in Dream land hall on East Main street A free lunch will be served to all World war veterans and en- tertainment will be provided throughout the afternoon. The "dugout" will be open to the public at 1 p. m. and everyone is invited to enjoy the afternoon festivities with the veterans. The high school football game will be held at 2 p. m. After the game the veterans and their friends will return to the dug out where a vaudeville show will be staged. American Legion scrip will be accepted for all of the day's events, including the football game and the theaters. Climax of the celebration will be the dance at the Oriental Gardens at 9:30. Dancing will continue to 2 a. m. Archie Legg's orchestra will provide the music. SPECIAL DELIVERY 1 1 ii iwm i 1 1 ' vw4 .lev -.' ," i V , .f&- W IK, V f t Roxy Gunman brilliant future if he will dedi cate his life to his work; Dorothy Lamour as the girl seeking his heart, and Tamiroff as the famous surgeon demanding that Howard forsake all personal emotions to consecrate his life to science. Against a background of Asja torn by war. the story reaches a powerful climax that solves the problems of all three people. "San Francisco" Back To Rialto Gcorce O'Brien is the man of action who brings to bay a trio of bank robbers in "Trouble in Sundown." which comes to the Roxy theater for tomorrow only This picture marks the sixty-first screen appearance of the popular western star. Episode number fl of the "Fly ing G-Men" serial is also on the same bill. FOR RENT Modern furnlihtd 4- room house. Owner deeirei reliable lult until June 1940. ftlft per month. Inquire 600 Dakota Ave. SEE BARNEY for carefree winter driving BARNEY'S SIGNAL, 8tb and Riverside. FOR RENT 4 -room house, garage, water paid: 120 00 furnlMied. $17.00 unfurnished. 853 West 2nd. WANTED Houwwork Good rook, neat. Can take full entry of home. Box A. B . Mall Tribune. WANTED Scran Iron, to aupply In creasing demand spot casn paia at latest market price. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 North Grape St. Phone 1003 WANTED Position. Competent aalea lady. Prefer ladles' ready-to-wear. Can aell In any Dept Phone 6.17-H. WANTED To bur tiaed electric water avawm. Tom R. Wllllama. Central Point. WANTED Your watch and clock re pairing. Work guaranteed. Reason able. C. E. Mvera. 11A N. Central BIjOX FACT. PLANER-Rough. heap- inn load 14 50. Mcdiord Fuel Co Tel. 631. AUCTION BALE Saturday, Nov. 11 at Sale Pavilion north Medford. Have consigned stock pigs and far hogs. Some good work horses and one saddle horse, dairy cowa and young atock. Always attend the auction. Southern Oregon Live stock Auction Co.. Col. A H. Dud ley (auctioneer). Phone 8M-J-3 WANTED- Dreaemaklng. Sewing, in vnur home or mine Mra. Mee. Box 69. Jacksonville Hwy., Medford Curd Of Thank. We wish to express our sincere appreciation tor the kindness and sympathy extended us and also the beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. The Hoxworth Family. Sol Ice All Odd Fellows of Medford. Central Point. Oold Hill and Jacksonville meet at I. O. O. F. Hall Saturday at 10:30, prepared to march In Armistice Day parade. FOR SALE fl-room modern home, 1 acre, near good schools. Sacrifice price 1 .300; $400 down Also -room house. 9 acres. $7ft0. Irri gated. Not. modern. Also d acres, modern plastered house. Irrigated. $2,400. Terma. Also good dairy ranch. "DAD ROBERTS. 720 Weat 3nd FOR RENT ft-room completely fur nlshed house. $37 f0. water paid I block off Main. 811 Taylor. USED FURNITURE FOR SALE Elec trie stove and refrlcerator. 714 Beekman or phone 371-J. FOR LEASE OR RENT 1634 Eat Main street, five-room furnished home, hardwood floors throughout furnace. $45. Charles R. Ray Room 317. Medford Bldg. Phone ao3. FOR RENT Modern 1 and 3-room apartment. 414 9. Riverside. FOR RENT Small modern house, $18. water paid. Phon 1303-H. nwTs fcCf ill Re-united in the greatest thrill- drama of all time, Clark Gable and Jeanette MacDonald, starred with Spencer Tracy, return to the New Rialto theater by popu lar demand in "San Francisco, which will head the New Rialto's double bill for Sunday and Mon day. Spencer Tracy has one of his grandest roles as the priest who befriends Blackie Norton, notorious chief of San Fran- Cisco's underworld, played by Gable. Miss McDonald is seen as the nightinRale who walks into Gable's life to change his whole slant on life. The out standing highlight of the film, of course, is the famous earthquake scene. "One Hour to Live," featur ing Charles Bickford and Doris Nolan, will play as the second i feature with "San Francisco." I Closing tlmfl tor Too Lnte to Clas sify Ads II 1:30 p m Too Late to Classify ROOM and BOARD 153 No. Oaltdale. BKINKER'S DEPENDABLE USED CARS We will be closed all day Saturday but you can take advantage of these bargains Friday and Sunday. Special 1937 Nash LaFayctt Sedan, rubber, motor and paint In fine condition. Till Monday nlpht only 405 1037 Bulck Special Sedan. Been very carefully taken care of by prom inent local citizen. You must see It to appreciate Its fine condi tion 07S 1936 Bulck Sedan. Completely over hauled. One of the most, popular Bulck models. Under the book price at $496 1937 Dodge Deluxe Sedan. Thla pop ular car In fine condition, good rubber, paint and motor. Radio and heater 895 SKINNER'S OARAGE Bulck Cars. Phone 103. OMC Trucks FOR RENT Desirable apartment, Hotel Grand. '34 CHEVROLET COUPE. WerUewood gas ranRe. priced rlpht. West Beall lane. Rt. I, box na. DRY SEASONED WOOD, close In 1.35 tier. Phone 453-R-a. FOR SALE Armistice day special 1P3A Ford de luxe sedan, waft 45 now JSPS. Other used cars from 35 up. ABBEY USED CAR IXyT Ninth and Bartlett. See Mr. Cook THE 8TAR CLEANERS. So. Front St.. In Hotel Allen Bldg., do expert Dry Cleaning. Steam Pressing, and Tailoring. All work guaranteed. DANCE Sat. Kite, Nov. 11 ROGUE RIVER Billy Abbott' Orchestra ISJBJSJSSfSSS'SXSSW &MWUS0CJB3S1 STILL AVAILABLE Double load Green Pine Slabs. . VALLEY FUEL CO. Tel 7. FOR SALE Hats of quality, 1 .00 Hat Dept., STAR CLEANEKS, a BO. So. Front St. RAW FURS WANTED I Eastern Cash Prices paid for your furs at home. Also hides, pelts snd wool. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Medford. Ore. SELECT Oreen Pine Slabs. Big load 4.00. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 831. inn f Easy torellev COLD. misery djrer,t nrttlino. Hmlnt," Rub throat, chest, and back with . . . USID Y a OUT OS MOTH1M mm bb. ft M sT VapoRub MulslM.Vll:!-. Adults . . 2."t l.oces . . . 30r Kiddles . . 10c HI M. K.ves B:IS-n:ai Adults . . Mr .OIECS ... 40i Kiddles . . 10c Camp Bullis, Texas (IP) If an army fights on its stomach American doughboys will be prepared to put up a "tough scrap in any man's war," says Venzel Schneider, mess sergeant of a new streamlined infantry unit. Schneider says there is about as much similarity between the present streamlined cooking equipment of the army and the equipment used In the World war as there is between an old time wood burning stove and a modern gas range. He was a cook in the World war. Supply trucks and mobile kitchens roll along at 40 miles an hour now, whereas they used to be drawn by horses. CITY OKEHS LEASE OF AIR CORPS SUE The city council at a special , meeting late yesterday adopted j an ordinance authorizing the signing of a lease with the U. S. army for a plot of ground at the municipal airport. Thei army air corps will erect a $7500, two-story building on the site to house its radio control ! station. ! With the leasing formality completed, a call for bids was expected in the near future. Sec ond floor of the building will be given over to the radio oper ating personnel. Sgt. William M. Daws, in charge of the air corps , unit here, will have an office in the building. In addition there will be rest rooms for pilots. ssafitw LAST TIMES TOMIGHII IB MY DARllNGV DAUGHTER'! 1 Natl Plan Downed London, Nov. 10. UP) The air ministry announced that two , British fighting planes destroyed a German aircraft today in the North sea off the east coast. A second enemy plane escaped. Of all the countries In the i world, only two Ethiopia and Liberia have as few cars per person as America did In 1900. They have one auto to 12,000 in- j habitants. Armistice Nite Party STEVE WHIPPLE AND HIS BANC at the CHATEAU SAT. NITE Dancing 9 till 2 Delicious Dinners Everybody welcome Attention,.. STAMP COLLECTORS! HAVE YOU SEEN "Public Hobby No. 1" rndlnj Tomorrow at the CRATERIAN THEATRE It's ths most unuiusl. mosi complete story of stsmp rol lerllnr fer shown on the screen ! Reservations Now Accepted for DONALD DICKSON 20 rons-11.20 7 ro-l.BJ 7 ros-1.10 Inel. Ta MARIAN ANDERSON t( rnws-M.40 7 rof-S3.30 7 rons-JI.SS Inrl. Tss Call of Write P R U I T T'S RADIO MUSIC CENTER SATURDAY ONLY! Shows Sat. 1:1.1-3:00-i:l.!-9:00 ... ..C I V" .ivee-o" ..ve" ' jo-- 1 d ..'-. ...o" OBRIEN TRQUBlfIN SUNDOWN" Rosalind Keith NOVELTY NEWS And On The fisme Bill 4tGJ!r'J "WINGS OF tTiS TERROR tfZJ FLYING . f-OssSssisssBsssssssssMsssssssm Soaring, Spinning, Crashing Thru! Conquering Alaska' dan gerous air routes . . . and regaining lost honor and love! TODAY and SATURDAY! V "1 -6 Western Thrills... itXFkm Plus A Thousand f s m In this rlp-roarlng i Tsnlur of daring Texas Ranger . . fr "THE MAN FROM, SUNDAY and MONDAY ffJ! . tr. m scm, X Sunday & Monday! By Popular Demand! The rreatest thrlll-rlraniB erer brought to the srreenl SPENCER TRACY Jerk Holt - Jewle Relpll Ted lleelr enl his xtoones Plus Chas. Bickford in 'One Hour to Live' Armistice Dance at the OASIS Sat. Nite, Nov. 11 Everybody Come! Wen GLENMORE nav ifa genome KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON SoMtbtl ion tltvcr Ubcl Cntv. Mlttt Gbamort Outilecrics Co., laft LouUTiik LUrtoiPoro, tp. . . . if cm (jetfttote f young doctor . n! th Qi girl he Iotm nd th Krrnt nurfon who trlfi to keep tltpm apart t Human drama again it a hnrkRroiind that dramatically uhlftn from a quli't collpfce town to the bnmbii and destruction of war torn China! li I STARTS 5' "J ""'JSasiji 1 1 aaa SUNDAY 3 days mmm "' i - Dorothy LAMOUR Akim TAMIROFF John HOWARD V 1 1 Pretne 1 1 Ret, Kite: Hurry! This Ornnd Left nit Posltliel7 F.nds Tomorrowl Ginger Rogers in "ci cm Rucync ridi ill ill niLiiuk unit. Donald Duck in 'Autograph Hound' if Scandal Sheet with Otto Kramer One Mntison Shows Het: 1:411-J :S0-6:4Jl-11:00 Msle-IOo F,ies-40c Kitldlee-IM Hotel . Cornelitu iU e.W pert Portlsnd Feel at Home In "The Heart of Portland'' Comfort Conrsnlenee Coorteey terrlee ettrsetlrs Beteei OeUrheO ksth M e rut etk ' " e BIN O. OBIMSON MfT. IM THE HEART Or THE CITY lilt liul Park Art Hotel Ml .. put POItMBSl
