MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1939.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
H Today Justice of the
Peace M. T. Burns of Ashland
was a business visitor in Med
ford this morning.
Meets Thursday Phoenix
Neighbors of Woodcraft will
meet Thursday evening in the
Grange hall at 7:30.
Meeting Tonight Executive
committee of Medford post of
the American Legion will meet
at 7:30 tonight on the mezza
nine floor of the Hotel Medford.
Drunks Jailed Tommy
Thompson, 57, 'and Lloyd W.
Oliver, 20, both, charged with
drunkenness, were sentenced to
day to five days in city jail.
Fined $10 M. H. McQulnn of
Maple drive, who pleaded guilty
to a charge of selling oranges
without a license, was this morn
ing fined $10 in city police
court.
i
In Hospital R. R. Childs of
Griffin creek entered Commun
ity hospital Sunday night to be
prepared for an operation. It
was expected that he would be
confined to the hospital for some
time.
Drills Tonight Company A
and headquarters company, 3rd
battalion, 186th infantry of the
Oregon national guard will hold
regular drills at 8 tonight and
Thursday night- in the Medford
armory. Field training pay
checks will be distributed to
headquarters company members
tonight. Company A checks
had not arrived up to this after-
Court Citation Martin A.
Alsuet, 40, of Los Angeles was
cited by state police yesterday
to appear in justice of the peace
court here December 27, charg
ed with driving an overloaded
truck.
Camera Stolen Glen Shultz
of Medford reported to city po
lice that a 35-m.m. camera and
a kodak were stolen last night
from his-automobile, parked on
Third street between Bartlett
street and Central avenue.
Car Mishap Cars driven by
George Neilson of Medford and
Rex Gilinsky of 126 West Main
street were involved in a slight
mishap at West Main and Grape
streets yesterday afternoon, a
report on file said today.
Recuperating Miss Dorothy
Burgess is convalescing at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Burgess, on East
Main street after having been
.confined in a hospital at Bend
with pneumonia. She plans to
remain here until after the holi
days. Club to Meet H. X. club of
the Phoenix Grange will hold
its December meeting tomorrow
at the home of Mrs. E. W. In-
man. A covered dish luncheon
will be served at noon and will
followed by an exchange of
gifts.
New Residences F. E. Nich
ols applied at the city building
inspector's office yesterday for
a permit to construct a new
residence and private garage at
611 South Holly street at a
stated cost of $3,000. Kunkel
& Sons applied for a permit to
-4 construct a new residence and
private garage at 607 South
Holly street at a stated cost of
$3,000.
Logging Ends Chlloquln
Lumber company's logging op
erations on the Rogue River
national forest near Chemult
were ended for the winter yes
terday, because of adverse wea
ther conditions. The operations
will be resumed next summer,
there being about two months
of work left on the present
sale, forest headquarters here
said.
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PERSONAL
Flying North Lieut. Fred
Stevers stopped at Medford
municipal airport last evening
to have his army Douglas trans
port plane refueled. He was
en route from Sacramento air
depot to Fort Lewis, Wash.
Ex-Resident Dies Melvin
Ahrens, former Medford mer
chant, died last Tuesday in Sea
side. He was 62 years old. For
years Mr. Ahrens operated a
drygoods store on Main street
here and will be remembered
by many of the older genera
tion in Jackson county. He
moved to Seaside 15 years or so
ago and since has operated a
store there. He was a member
of the Kiwanis club and Ma
sonic lodge in Seaside.
Visiting Here Christmas holi
day guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Ruch, 809 New
town street, are their sons-in-law
and daughters. Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. Calhoun of Council.
Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Squire of Klamath Falls. Bob
Ruch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ruch, who resides with Mr. and
Mrs. Calhoun, is also visiting
his parents. The visitors expect
to remain here until the middle
of next week.
Plane Passenoers The fore
noon and earlv mnmlnff TTnltiv
Mainliners passed over Medford
today, unable to land because of
fog. T. Ehler arrived by Main
liner from Los Angeles last
nigm and A. K. Morris and
R. O. Burnett left on the same
plane for Portland. Leaving
by Mainliner last evening were
C. L. Dilling, to Oakland, and
H. G. Snodgrass, to San' Fran
cisco. Mr. Snodgrass arrived
from San Francisco on yester
day afternoon's Mainliner.
Executives Cominn .Torrv
Owen, secretary of the World
war veterans state aid commis
sion, and A. J. Crose, manager
of the property department, will
arrive here tomorrow morning
rrom tneir headquarters in Sa
lem and will spend the morning
transacting official hnilnnn
said Carl Y. Tengwald, the com
mission s county representative.
In the afternoon Mr. Owen will
attend a district American T.i-
gion conference in the armory.
e is editor of the Oregon Le
gionnaire. Chains Needed Tire chain
were still needed today for safe
driving in Crater Lake national
park, rangers said in their morn
ing short-wave radio broadcast
of weather conditions. Park
roads, the ranffers stated, were
covered with a layer of hard,
packed snow and ice. Partly
cloudy weather, with good visi
bility, prevailed, thev said Th
minimum temperature during
me nigm was 29 degrees, the
same temperature as at 8 a. m.,
time of hrnnHpnct Cnniu nn
the ground was 27 inches deep
at park headquarters.
Trained pelicans are used to
catch fish in some parts of
China.
TODAY
and WEDNESDAY
2 "Sock" Hits!
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" I j Th Gi" ETeryone Enjoys Theatre 8erlp 12.50 k 15 Sisesl
NLRB AREA CHIEF
CONDUCT IN TRIAL
Washington, Dec. 19. (P
A regional director of the na
tional labor relations board con
ceded today his conduct at a
trial examiner's hearing showed
a lack of proper separation of
the board s judicial and prose
cuting functions in the Cincin
nati Milling Machine company
case.
Appearing before the house
committee investigating the la
bor board, Philip G. Phillips,
regional director at Cincinnati,
saw N.L.R.B. records introduced
which showed that while he was
acting as attorney at the hear
ing he was also relaying to the
trial examiner, Harlowe Hurley,
instructions from the board.
Hurley upheld Phillips' con
tention on the point covered by
the instructions, the evidence
brought out, and the case sub
sequently was dropped because
of Phillips conduct at the hear
ing. Groceteria Sends
Cakes As Holiday
Gifts Says Gates
Gates & Lydiard's widely
publicized Mother's Day cakes
of recent years have stepped
into the list of Christmas gifts,
according to W. A. Gates, who
has just received an order from
a Quincy, Illinois firm for 17
cakes. An official of the Illi
nois manufacturing concern
happened to taste a Mother s
Day cake about a year and a
half ago and decided to send
similar cakes to customers in
17 cities, widely scattered
throughout the United States,
Mr. Gates said. As usual, the
cakes will be shipped in shred
ded cacoanut to assure arrival
in perfect condition.
Gates & Lydiard are able to
telegraph fruit d a s k e t s and
other fancy food gifts, through
their membership In Telefood
Service, anywhere In this coun
try, Canada, France, England
or Ireland right into the war
zone, according to Gates.
The way it works is that
Gates & Lydiard can wire the
order to the superior quality
store in the town where deliv
ery is to be made, This ser
vice Is restricted to only a rela
tively few of the finest stores
in the world, according to Mr.
Gates.
Card of Thanks
We wish to exnremi our thunVi
and appreciation to our friends and
nmgnoora ror weir Kindness and
sympathy during our recent bereave
ment. Also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
Mrs. TJte and family.
Malta Commander? No. 4.
Knight: Templar
Mamnlc Temple.
Stated conclave, Ash
land, Wednesday, December
30th, 8:00 P. M. Routine
business. Officers Prac
tice long form opening.
JOHN H. ROLSTON, Commander.
R. E. DETRICK, Recorder.
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SMASHING - CRASHING - -w T
DRAMA of the fight for I f ' MP
oil ... two boys fighting I ' fl TV" I J
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Paulette Goddard
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Eeek! It's the "Cat," about
to wreak its blood-lust on beau
tiful Paulette Goddard in the
super-thrill mystery - laugh hit,
"The Cat and the Canary,"
which comes to the Craterian
theater tomorrow for a four
day run. For sheer, shuddery
shock, the neat and nasty bogey
bundle called 'The Cat" is said
to be the killer-thriller of all
screen terrors. Whoever he is
and there's a mystery of its
"Bright Boy"
Jackie Cooper is starred op
posite Freddie Bartholomew as
friendly enemies in their dra
matic "Two Bright Boys, which
opens a two-day run today at
the New Rialto theater with
Alan Dinehart and Melville
Cooper in support.
Told In the colorful atmos
phere of the Texas oil fields.
Two Bright Boys ' pictures the
swift tragedy which may come
when one places confidence in
dangerous companions.
"Kid Nightingale, the ae
tlonful story of a singing slug'
ger, plays as the companion
feature with "Two Bright
Boys." John Payne, Jane Wy
man and Walter Catlett have
featured roles In "Kid Nightie
gale."
Dally it l:4S-t):S-a:M
i 7 m m h m m m Mat. m, '&s
In Mystery Hit
own concerning his identity
"The Cat" is a real meanie, a
monstrous marauder with an
unreasoning lust to kill.
To relieve the tension that
mounts until nerves are ready
to crack, flip, wise-cracking Bob
Hope relies on gags instead of
guns to crack the mystery of
"The Cat," while others in the
cast include Gale Sondergaard,
John Beal, Douglass Montgom
ery and George Zucco.
Roxy Sleuth
John Howard again portrays
handsome Bulldog Drummond
in "Bulldog Drummond's Secret
Police," newest of the detective
series to play at the Roxy thea
ter. Heather Angel plays his
bride in the film which plays
today and tomorrow only.
Notice To Creditors
In the County Court of the Stat of
Oregon for the County of Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of OJer
j tine Lorentzen Boksaspen, also
known as Tina Lauretaen, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been duly and
regularly appointed Administrator of
the above entitled estate under and
by virtue of an order of the County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
duly made, rendered and entered
upon December 16. 1939, and all
creditors having claims against said
deceased are hereby notified to pre
sent the same duly verified to the
undersigned at Its banking house In
tarting TOMORROW!
MU. Me. tin 0c, KlddlM 10c
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the City of Medford, Oregon, within
six months from the date of thtt
notice.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
18th day of December, 1939.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Administrator of the Estate of OJer-
tins ixremn soksaapen, also
known aa Tina Lauretaen, de
ceased. ROBERTS A MCALLISTER.
Attorneys for Administrator,
Medford, Oregon.
S PLACER CLAIMS. Mm! shed cabin.
soma tools, plenty water, good all
year road. Will give Immediate
possession . An opportunity for
miners. For pile and terms see
C. S. Buttrfleld, 400 Medford Bldg.
Too Late to Classify
TOT XYLOPHONES for small chil
dren for Chrlstmaa.
BALDWIN PIANO BHOPPR.
FOR SALE Cow, fresh In few days,
718 W. 10th.
FOR RENT Modern house next to
Oak Orore School. Inquire 31 80.
Front.
BAND INSTRUMENTS New and
used. Saxaphones, trumpet, trom
bones, clarinets, deagan school
bells, drums, harmonicas, ftfee, etc.
BALDWIN PIANO 8HOPPB.
A LAST MINUTE SUGGESTION
Colored Flame Pres. to. loan for
your Holldav Fire S for 50o,
Valley Fual Oo. Tel. 70.
LEA VI NO for college. Must sacrifice
buick; and new combination port
able radio. Harry Young, Jr., SU
80. Oakdale.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED APART
MENT, heat, hot water, electrolui,
garage. 10 Quince St.
OWE AN EVERETTE ORG ATRON
The gift of a lifetime, for Christmas.
BALDWIN PIANO 8HOPPE.
FOR QUICK SALE Good cabin,
13x18, in Medford: to be removed
Owner leaving town. 968 So. Oak
dale.
N. Z. WHITE RABBITS and Hutches.
Breeders. Call Covered Wagon.
USED PIANOS for Christmas. S
down. Olft certificates for free
lessons.
BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPB.
FOR RENT Well furnished duplex,
close In, clean. Adults only, 819
month. 343 No. Grape.
SERVE THE BEST COFFEE you can
buy this holiday season. Try our
Royal Blend. Render Tea & Coffee
Co., 34 N. Bart.
Mail Tribune - - Geo. A.
FREE KIDDIES
CHRISTMAS SHOW
Christmas Morning-- 9:30 o'Clock
AT BOTH THE
CRATERIAN
and RIALTO
Same Show at Both Theatres
And Here It Is
LAUREL and HARDY
In "BLOCKHEADS"
ADDED SHORT SUBJECTS
2 Reel Andy Clyde Comedy "Sing, You Swinger"
2 Walt Ditney Technicolor Cartoons:
FARMYARD SYMPHONY DONALD'S GOLF GAME
With With
All the Barnyard Pal. . DONALD DUCK
Same Show, at Both Craterian Rialto
A Treat for Southern Oregon Kiddies It's Free!
PIANOS Spinets. Grands and Bun
galows ror cnristraaa. cwt certm
catea for free lessons.
BALDWIN PIANO 8HOPPE.
FURNISHED APARTMENT Heat.
private bath, frlgldalre. 80S West
Main.
FOR RENT S-room furnished apart
ment, uarage. iio w. utn.
GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIO com
binations for Chrtstmaa.
BALDWIN PIANO 6HOPPB.
FOR SALE Small Ttolln. bunk beds
with rail and lander. No border
brown Armstrong linoleum rug,
coll uprtnps. Universal electric
washing machine, all used only
hort time. Price reasonable. 371
Morton St., Ashland. Or.
FOR SALE Boy's cowboy stilt, fur
front, panta and vest. 813 West 4th.
FOR RENT Modern apt. furnished.
Phone 1408. 803 W. 11th.
Select your
CHRISTMAS PIANO
NOW I
A small deposit will hold any piano. 1
new or used, for Christmas de- j
livery. Payment start In January.
BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE
Med lord 'a Up-To-Date Piano Store
XMA8 TREES Beautiful silver Fir
Xmas trees retailing at wholesale
prices. 634 S- 9th St.
FIN I PH ED and unfinished placques
for coloring at The Ida Shop, 403
E. Main. Ethel Casey.
GIVE
TICKETS
FOR XMAS
Donald Dickson
Holly Theatre Feb. 6th
J.JO - SI. OS . 1U0
I
1
Marian Anderson
Holly Theatre Mar. 3rd
14.40 - S.8.1 - IS30
Tickets on sale at
PRUITT'S
Mmle - Radio Center
WANTED TO BUY Good pick-up.
Quot price. Box 1017 00 Tribune.
FOR SALE Large peari. Crystal
Spring Pack. Co.
FOR SALE Newtowns Nice quality
good sizes. By the lug or truck
load. Bring containers. Myron Root
dt Co., Inc. Warehouse 47 South
Fir St.
WANTED Scrap lion, to supply In
creasing demand. Spot cash paid
at latest market price.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 North Orap St. Phone 1083.
raw prma w anted 1
Kastarn Cash Prices paid for your
furs at home. Also hides, pelts
and wool.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N. Grape SL Medford, Ore.
AT YOUR DOOR
CHRISTMAS Morn
1940 PLYMOUTH
W Can D.llT.r
Humphrey Motors
33 S. Rivcnid. Phon 454
DE SOTO PLYMOUTH
It's
an
Ideal
AND A DARNED
GOOD ONE, TOOI
Try 11 and !..
GIVE
Medford Thsatrs
Scrip Books
FOR XMAS
12.50 and $3.00
At the Boxoff les)
Any Medford Theatre
Hunt Theatres