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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1939.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
Meeting Tomorrow Women's
Bible class of the Methodist
church will meet at 2 p. m. to
morrow in the home of Mrs
Cora Carden, 607 West 8th
street.
In Hospital Joe Beach of
Jacksonville was admitted to the
Community hospital in Ashland
Monday for medical treatment.
He is a student at the Southern
Oregon College of Education.
111 at Home Among the
many Medford persons confined
to their homes today with influ
enza were City Judge Allen D.
Curry and Everett Brayton, pro
prietor of Brayton's restaurant
at 135 North Central avenue.
Back from South John E.
Doerr, Jr., naturalist at Crater
4 Lake national park, returned
last night from the Lava Beds
national monument in northern
California where he spent a
wek in tracing the history of
"Yl Indian campsites. The mon-
"timent is administered by the
superintendent of Crater Lake
national park.
Brings Prisoners Three pris
oners, all charged with selling
liquor to Indians, were brought
from Klamath Falls to the Jack
son county jail here this morn
ing by Paul Hanlin, U. S. deputy
marshal. The prisoners were
listed as Edward Gartland, 32, of
Malin and William G. Anderson,
74, and Thomas Johnson, 61, of
Klamath Falls. The aged An
derson was quoted as saying he
had no place to live and he
would just as soon go to a fed
eral road camp or prison.
y Park Weather Clear Only a
few patches of snow remained
at road level in Crater Lake
national park today, rangers re
ported by short-wave radio. The
west, south and east entrance
roads through the park were in
good condition, the rangers said.
Weather today was described as
clear with visibility good. Maxi
mum temperature in the past
24 hours was given as 45 de
grees,, minimum 25. A heavy
frost occurred last night at Ore
gon Caves national monument,
It was reported by short-wave
radio from the caverns office.
No snow has fallen at the caves
this season yet and all facilities
are functioning normally.
Weather at the caves was clear
today.
It's Good
Vews
This distinguished whiskey now offered at
attractive savings same fine quality
that made it famous
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
The quality of today's Old Crow
is in every respect worthy of this
grand old name. Today, as always,
one can say without contradic
tion: "No finer whiskey ever came
out of Old Kentucky" Why
not take advantage of the present
low price to give your palate an
old-time treat
PERSONAL
Upstate Erie Gray, deputy
collector of U. S. internal reve
nue, is transacting official busi
ness this week in upstate cities.
He will be back at his office in
the Medford federal building
next Monday.
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Flying North Robert Craw
ford stopped at Medford mu
nicipal airport yesterday after
noon to have his Rearwin plane
refueled. He was en route from
Bakersfield, Cal., to Chehalis,
Wash. On the side of his plane
were painted the words, "The
Flying Baritone."
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Nurse Returns Mrs. Sydney
Hemphill, nurse who accom
panied Norman Satterlee to San
Francisco Monday evening by
train, returned this morning by
train. Mrs. Hemphill said that
the youth, who suffered a
broken neck as the result of a
diving accident last July 28 and
who has been paralyzed from
the shoulders down since, stood
the train trip well and that he
was cheerful at all times. Nor
man is now a patient at the
University of California hospital
in San Francisco where he is
under the care of specialists.
Mrs. Hemphill also stated that
soon after his arrival at the hos
pital, doctors started to observe
his condition. Norman had been
confined in Sacred Heart hos
pital since the accident.
To Conference Lieut. James
W. Grigsby, commanding officer
of headquarters company, 186th
infantry of the Oregon national
guard, and Lieut. Weldon H.
McBee will leave Saturday
morning by United Mainliner
for Portland where they will
attend a conference of Oregon
national guard officers in the
afternoon. Capt Carl Y. Teng
wald, commanding Company A
here, will also attend. The con
ference is for the purpose of
discussing new problems created
by enlarged defense plans, such
as the enlargement of national
guard units, the seven-day field
camp required before the end of
the year and the creation of in
active lists of members. A din
ner will be held in the Mult
nomah hotel in the evening.
Captain Tengwald has been trav
eling with the Oregon state
board of real estate commiS'
sioners since Monday and plan
ned to reach Portland tomorrow,
A member of the real estate
board, he was in Salem today.
BOURBON WHISKEY
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Transferred Miss Maxlne
Love, junior clerk-stenographer
in the office of the Oregon state
employment service here, has
been transferred to Oregon City
where she will assume duties
the latter part of this week.
Flies South Roland Halper,
United Air Lines station attend
ant here, left by Mainliner this
afternoon for Oakland, Cal.,
where he was to spend a couple
of days on leave. He planned to
return Saturday.
Headquarters Here Oscar
Chase, Heinz company represen
tative, is now making his head
quarters in this city. He made
the change from Klamath Falls
where he was formerly em
ployed by the company.
To Give Talks D e 1 b e r t
Burke, Dr. W. F, Roney and G.
W. Kellington will be the speak
ers at the meeting of the Toast
masters club In the Hotel Hol
land next Monday evening.
Frank Hull will be toastmaster.
Mrs. Fick 111 Mrs. H. W.
Fick of Jacksonville is confined
in the Community hospital
where she Is seriously ill with
pneumonia. Although she is not
completely out of danger yet,
her condition was improved
slightly today, attendants re
ported. Plane Pasaano-era NpH Pnr.
tor arrived hv ITnltpH Mnlnlinur
early this morning from Los
Angeies. rt. ti. sturgeon ar
rived by Mainliner from the
north last midnight. Marshall
E. Woodell, registrar of the
Southern Oregon College of
Education in Ashland, returned
by Mainliner from San Fran
cisco last night. Arriving from
roniana last evening were A.
CamDOdonico. C. C. Warren w
C. Carroll and A. W. McDonald.
The forenoon southbound Main
liner was delayed at Portland
because of foe. MerifnrH hatntr
the only open port between Se
attle ana Ban Francisco in the
late morning and early after
noon. The earlv morninff north.
bound plane did not make its
scneauiea stop at Portland but
flew over the city and continued
to Seattle. The alternate T.i
more field was being used by
planes in the San Francisco-Oak
land area.
SENTENCE COUPLE
FOR FAMILY FIGHT
Opal Junita Travis, .was giv
en a. sixty days suspended sen
tence, and her husband, Wil
liam H. Travis was fined $10
and costs in justice court yes
terday for disorderly conduct
in a parked car near the Jack
son Hot Springs. The pair en
gaged in a fight late Monday.
During the battle, testimony
showed the woman sustained a
black eye and the man was hit
in the head with a milk bottle.
The estranged couple formerly
resided at Keno, Klamath coun
ty. The argument apparently
started over moving of goods
belonging to the woman from
Ier.o to the home of her par
ents in Josephine county.
Harold H. VanDyke, 22, of
Central Point, and Arthur R.
Elliott, a recent arrival from
Nebraska, each plead quilty to
the taking of scrap iron belong
ing to William Thompson, from
near an old barn in the Gold
Hill section. They said they
thought the junk, belonged to
nobody.
Passing of sentence upon
each was deferred until Decem
ber, and the two allowed to go
on their own recognizance.
IN PLANE ARRIVAL
A time-table change affecting
one plane here was announced
today by United Air Lines.
The late morning southbound
Mainliner is now scheduled to
arrive at Medford municipal air
port at 10:55 and to depart at 11.
Airmails for the plane close at
the central postoffice at 10:15
a. m. The change, now in effect,
puts the plane in here 10 min
utes earlier than heretofore.
E. F. Russell of Sweet Home,
Ore., Is reported to be using a
wagon that came across tho
plains as a covered wagon in
1852.
Closing time for loo Late to Cl&ft
ilfy Ada ts 1 :80 p m.
RESERVE SEATS NOW
Donald Dickson
so rowi-tt.JO 7 rows-SLts
7 row-I1.10 IncL Tax
Marian Anderson
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7 rows-$3.S0 Incl. Tax
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P R U I T T ' S RADIO
MUSIC CENTER
Charles Laughton Here Sunday
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As the double-dyed villain in
'Jamaica Inn", coming to the
Craterian Theatre for Sunday
and Monday only, Charles
Laughton makes his famed
Captain Bligh characterization
of "Mutiny on the. Bounty"
seem like a sissy. It is the dan
dified, fastidious, eccentric Sir
Humphrey Pengallan, secret
leader of a gang of cut-throats,
brigands, horse-thieves, pirates
and sundry criminals, that
Not George Raft - - His Double
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If Medford folks see George
Raft of movie fame on the
streets of this city, they need
not seek his autograph for it's
only Jack Pons, Raft's double
and understudy wlio Is appear
ing at Burgoyne's this week.
Pons will be featured in im
personations of movie folks
"Four Feathers On
Rialto Screen Wins
Approval of Crowds
With the unreeling of the su
perb Technicolor film, "Four
Feathers", last night at the
New Rialto Theatre, motion
picture patrons are assured of
one of the most stirring and
most dramatic films shown
here in many a moon. Actually
filmed in the Sudan, all the
beauty and drama of the trop
ics hinterland has been caught
by the camera in striking na
tural color.
"Four Feathers" is the story
of a young English officer who
resigns his commission because
he knows he is a coward, that
he could not stand war. He is
branded by his friends in the
regiment who send him white
feathers and is rebuffed by
his fiancee. To retrieve his hon
or and reputation, he sets out
for Egypt, tfhere Kitchener is
embarking on the Sudan cam
paign. There he disguises him
self as a dumb native, under
taking adventures of heroism
and daredeveltry which help
the army win the battle of Ora-
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Laughton portrays in this new
picture, the title of which is
based on the eerie hostelry that
acts as headquarters for the
lawless group.
Directed by Alfred Hitch
cock, "Jamaica Inn" introduces
a newcomer, Maureen O'Hara,
an Irish discovery whose work
in this film won her one of the
most coveted roles in Holly,
wood the lead in "Hunchback
of Notre Dame."
and in exhibition ballroom
dancing at Burgoyne's tonight
Thursday and Saturday nights
as an added attraction.
While in this city. Jack Pons
played on the Rogue River Val
ley golf course and pronounced
it one of the finest and most
sporty he had played on.
durman and which save his
friends from death at the hands
of the Mahdi's soldiers.
Certainly no more spectacu
lar and brilliant offering has
been shown here, for it drama
tizes a stirring story of hero
ism against authentic desert
backgrounds superbly photo
graphed. The vast crowds of
Arabs, Dervishes and Fuzzy
Wuzzies, not to mention the
English regiments number
ing in the thousands are all
part of the fast-moving action
scenes, tight suspense and ax
citing adventure with which
"Four Feathers" abounds.
"No Place to Go", with Fred
Stone and young Sonny Bupp
in the leading roles, is the com
panion feature on the program.
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ATTEND CONCLAVE
Many county officials are at
tending the state convention of
county officers, which opened
today in Portland. County
Clerk George Carter, County
Traasurer Ralph Sweeney,
County Engineer Paul B. Ryn
ning, County Judge Earl B.
Day, and County Commission
ers Ralph Billings and William
Perry are attending. There was
no session of the county court
today.
County Assessor J. B. (Blln)
Coleman is in Salem this week
attending sessions of the state
tax commission, hearing ap
peals of two Jackson county
property owners from tax val
uations. Justice of the Peace William
R. Coleman leaves tonight on
a two weeks vacation in Cali
fornia, most of which he will
spend with his son Frank Cole
man, at Glendale, Calif.
State conventions of all oth
r county officials are held at
an earlier date.
The departing officials were
twitted considerably because
they failed to select the only
week In several when there
was no collegiate football game
in Portland,
A diamond will melt at a
temperature of 73,500 degrees
centigrade.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT Room for gentleman
331 W. 6tn.
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Starting Today 4 Days!
Groucho'i Chasing the Uptide-Down Lady . .
Chico'i Chasing $10,000 . . . Harpo's Still Chas
ing a Blonde! . . . It's the Merriest, Fastest, Most
Musical Riot the Mad Maniacs of Mirth Have
Ever Brought to the Screen!
SINGS I
Hear Kenny B&ner. your
favorite radio warbler, etng
trtoa glorious love tonga
"Two Blind Lovea"
"Stand Up and Tefta a Bow"
Howl aa Orouoho oroona
and etepe to,
"Lydle Tha Tatooed Lady
Whoop and holler when
Chtoo tlcKlee tha Ivorleel
And Juat wait tilt
sieade that grand chorue In
SwlngaU"!
FOR BALK Fordfcon tractor, Htui.ll-
ton gor, ipade lug wnaeU, clutch
pullty, lenOn. Joe Woodcock, Fern
Valley.
FOR SALE Two-wheel hand cart.
good electric range, invalid's air
cushion. 412 South Grape.
FOR SALE Good family cow, Jersey.
135. w. E. Rowley, two miles south
PhoenU on Anderson road.
SELECT drain Pine Slabs, big load.
4.0O. Medlord Fuel Co. Tel. 831.
$2000 BUYS 14 acres. 3 -room mod
ern house, olose to Jackson school.
100 down. 910 and Interest. Owner
618 E. Main.
WILL SACRIFICE 1034 PontlaC coupe.
new tires, tubes, brakes, transmis
sion. Special wheels. Motor perfect.
Sea Thompson at Hawthorne Apart
ments, 621 East Main.
WANTED TO BUY Horses suitable
for fox feed. W. E. Martin, Rt. 3,
Box 238, Ashland.
1033 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan, today
only 179. StiulU Bros.
FOR SALE Enameled kitchen range,
new hot water colls. Stove is In
first class condition. Also Rood
No. 31 cast Iron wood heater. H. J.
Plelscher, Central Point.
STILL AVAILABLE
Double Load Oreen Pine Slabs, $4.
VALLEY FUEL CO. Tel. 78.
GUN REPAIRING. Our vears of ex
perience are your guarantee of
sattsfsctlon. Barrels re bored, parts
carried in stocK 81ms Bros, 23
N. Fir.
FOR SALE Furnished home. 8aorl
flee. 413 Laurel.
'38 DODOE Sedan, excellent eondl
tlon; also 3-wheel trailer, practi
cally new. 124 King St., Apt. a,
PICKUP Trade for livestock. 1716
N. Riverside.
FOR SALE 6-room modern house:
fireplace, hardwood floors. Call
evenings ifiua-K. 40ts tieatty at.
FOR SALE 8 -room modern house,
good foundation and roof. Lot
76x310. Paved street. $1300. Small
down payment. 616 per month.
Box 4160 Mall Trlbuna.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT. Heat,
Frlfildalre, private bath. 606 W.
Main.
LOST Black cocker spaniel with
wmie spot on Dreast. Answers to
name of Lady. Children's pet.
Reward. 31 Genesee St., Medford,
Ore. Phone 423-L.
WANTED Two p&saengers to Port-
iu,na, neip anare expenses, pox
4104 Tribune.
WILL LEASE for share of crop, acre
age to suit. Owner, A E. 3rd St.
FOR SALE 6 acres on Butte creek.
3 acres in alfalfa and clover, bal
ance in garden, fruit, berries and
pasture. Abundance of free water.
8 -room house, barn and all out
buildings. On good highway. In
quire E. Gould, 323 West Jackson
St.
PYTHIAN SISTERS CARNIVAL
Nov. 17th, In Pythian Hall
Dancing, games, fancywork booth,
fish pond, fortune telling and
Beano. Refreshments. Prices rea
sonable. WANTED 1000 people to hear Chas
talns at Free Methodist Church.
Cor. 10th and Ivy. 7:30 p. m.
QUALITY Dry Pine Slabs $3 00 par
load. In two load lot. Medford
Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
WANTED Scrap iron, to supply In
creasing demand. Spot cash paid
at In test market price.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 North Grape St. Phone 1069.
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It juit decays in the bowels. Gee bloats uf
your stomach. You get constipated. Youi
whole system is poisoned and you feel sour!
sunk and the world looks punk,
A mart bowel movement doesn't get at
the came. It take those good, old Carter's
Little Liver PlUa to get these two pounds
bile flawing freely and make you feel "op
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