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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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(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
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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
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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
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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.
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LAST TIMES TOMIGHII
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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
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MARIAN
ANDERSON
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Soaring, Spinning, Crashing Thru!
Conquering Alaska' dan
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love!
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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!
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uhlftn from a quli't collpfce town to
the bnmbii and destruction of war
torn China!
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Akim TAMIROFF
John HOWARD
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Posltliel7 F.nds Tomorrowl
Ginger Rogers in
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ill ill niLiiuk unit.
Donald Duck in 'Autograph Hound'
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Scandal
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Otto Kramer
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