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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. JTJLT 19. 1937.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
Hu Operation Martin Pslmtr. Cra
ter lake master mechanic, has resum
ed duties following a minor operation
performed In a Medford hospital.
Guests Here Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Moore of St. Louis, Mo., left yettst
day for San Francisco after a short
rlsU here with Mr. and Mrs. Moble
Vlnoent.
WHwni"viBlt Mr. and Mrs. Lestsr
Wilson of Ophlr are visiting In Med
ford and Ashland today. Mrs. Wilson
Is the daughter of R, B. Kooaer erf
Ashland.
Visit Parle Resort Mrs. Roy Elliott
and Mrs. Harry Rlnsbarger of Medford
and a party of visiting friends from
California were Crater lake: visitors
Friday . V i
e e
Successful Anglers J. Donald Ross
of the California Oregon Power com
pany was among the successful fish
ermen at Crater lake during the week.
He hooked several large rainbows.
Clarenoe Hedge peth, also of Medford,
reported a limit catch of 13 during
the week.
Oiling Cave Roads Charts True.
Medford resident stationed at Crater
lake during the summer as truck driv
er, left the lake Sunday to spend a
week at the Oregon Caves national
monument where he Is to oil a num
ber of roads to eliminate dust. Mr,
True has spent the past IB seasons
I at Crater lake In summer employ-
f. ment.
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Nebraska Picnic All residents and
former residents of Nebraska now In
I southern Oregon are Invited to the
I ' 14th annual reunion picnic to be held
t; in city park, Oorvsllls, on Sunday,
August 1. More than 1,000 are ex-
.; pected to attend. A program of an
tertnlnment has been arranged and
coffee will be provided free. Mrs. Don
ald McMorrls, North Ninth street, Oor-
i vail is, Is secretary.
Burgher at Crater Darwin
Burgher, former high school football
I coach of Medford, has assumed duties
I ss park ranger for the summer at
jf Crater lake. He will be stationed m
the rim village area In oharge of traf-
flc. Mr. Burgher will return to Boise,
F Idaho, this fall to resume football
coaching duties with a Boise high
school,
On Official Visits Dr. Votes Lew-
Is, regional geologist, and Walter M.
Chappell, associate geologist, of the
national park service, stationed In
Ban Francisco, were recent visitors
to Crater lake on official business.
Earl A. Traeger, Washington, D. C,
chief of the naturalist division of the
national park service, was also a Cra
ter lake visitor during the week.
': To Episcopal School The Rev. B. S.
Bartlam, rector of St. Mark's church,
f and the Rev. Charles M. Oultbert,
j' vicar of Trinity church, Ashland, and
Mrs. Gullbert left yesterday afternoon
f- for Gea.r heart-by-the -Sea to attend
' an 11-day session of the Episcopal
summer school. The Rev. Mr. Bart,
lam Is a member of the school fac
ulty and will preside over conferences
i for young parlshonlers.
Airport Arrivals Yesterday's arriv
als at Medford municipal airport In-
eluded Lieut, John Doherty of Fort
Lewis, Wash., who was returning to
s his post from Sacramento, Calif., In
M a Douglas observation plane; and W.
M. Clark, affiliated with the Clark
Brothers Airport, Inc., at West Hen'
over, Mass., who Is making a flight
around the country In hit Waco four-
place cabin plane. Clark arrived from
Portland and continued to Willows,
can;.
Planner at Crater Merle tager of
Washington, D. O., plsnner of the na
tional psrk service, left for Portland
Friday evening after spending tev
eral days at Crater lake. Re eipeots to
return to southern Oregon In a week
or so for a short business visit be
fore continuing south, Mr. Bsger was
formerly stationed at Crater lake as
landscape architect. He left In Oc
tober 1933 for Hawaii national park.
He has been back in the United States
for the past year.
Leavltt at Crater After a two-day
visit E. P. Leavltt, recently apponted
superintendent of Crater lake national
park, returned Saturday to Lassen
volcanic national park of which he
had been superintendent for the past
two years. Mr. Leavltt, who la re
placing David H. Can field, promoted
to Rocky mountain national park,
will not take active charge until the
latter part of the month. The date of
Mr. Canfleld'a transfer to Rocky
mountain park has not yet been an
nounced. TOMORROW WEDI
Scandal Breaks Loose
In a Large Hospital!
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PERSONAL
WPA orfldole Here Mrs, Martha
W. Wyatt and Rudy Matson of Marsh
field and O. M. Berrte of Roseburg,
WPA officials, were In Medford today
to confer with local executives.
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Seesu Timber Tract R. P. Blllng-
sob manager of the sVllngson. Lura-
eompany of Klamath 211. con-
femd here today with. H. O. Obye.
assistant supervisor of the Rogue riv
er national forest, regarding possible
sale of Umber stands.
Arranges Casap Mabel Mack. Jack
son county noma demonstration
aegnt. spent yesterday at Union Creek
completing arrangements for the an
nual home-makers recreation camp In
the Rogue river national forest pic
nic, area. .
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Back from Vacation Edith Nichols.
stenographer In the elty superinten
dent's office, and her sister, Maxlne
Nichols, employe of Groceteria num
ber one, returned last night from Sac
ramento, Calif., where they enjoyed a
week's vacation at the home of their
sister, Mrs. Olin Conwell.
Meeting Changed Board of direc
tor of Medford chapter of the Na
tional Aeronautic association win
meet In the Jackson County Cham
ber of Commerce at 7:30 Wednesday
evening Instead of Thursday as orig
inally planned. The meeting has been
called by Max Pelrce, president, to
wind up accounta of the aircraft ex
position and aky show which the
chapter sponsored here July 3.
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Meeting ..Tonight Jacksonville
chapter of the Southern Oregon Min
ers' association will meet In Jackson
ville headquarters at 8 o'clock tonight.
C. O. McDonald, president, has Invit
ed all persons Interested in the min
ing Industry to attend. The meeting
will select a delegate td go this week
to Portland where a general confer
ence of mining men Is to be held to
coordinate plans for protecting and
developing the Industry.
500 Attend Picnic About BOO per
sons attended the picnic sponsored
yesterday at the Elks Rogue river pic
nic grounds by Medford aerie and aux
iliary of the Fraternal order of Eag
les. Representatives were present from
ledges in Ashland, Grants Pass, Klam
ath Falls and Roseburg. Next Sunday
the Grants Pass aerie and auitllp.ry
will hold a similar ptonlo In the Cli
mate City park. All Medford aerie and
suxlllary members are Invited.
Confer on Camps Paul Brtnson,
Junior forester, and Cordy Sunder
man, recreation foreman of the Rogue
river national forest, left this after
noon for Lake of the Woods where
they were to meet Fred W.. Cleator,
recreation engineer In the United
States regional forester's office In
Portland. The three men were to go
over campground development work
at the lake. Mr. Cleator was expected
to confer at forest headquarters here
tomorrow and possibly make an In
spection of campground projects in
the Applegate district.
Crater Park Tour An educations)
group of 26 students from the Mis
sissippi state college has been spend
ing several days in Crater lake na
tional park studying geologic aspects
of the park. This Is the first of
group of educational tours expected
in th park during the summer. The
Burlington tours, sponsored by the
Burlington railroad, are now sending
a party of 30 to SO to the park each
Tuesday. Members are from eaaterd
states.
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HMDS TOMORROW!
Red-Blooded Adventure I
Richard Arlen in
"SILENT
' BARRIERS"
Cut of Thousand!
PLUS
adwrd St. Horton
"WILD MONEY"
WED S THURSI
In For A Lot Of Fun-
and how they.
"o to town"!
Dramatic Thunderbolt!
yaaltriJlyV
Alan tA1ifp
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Calllstf Bare Mrs, X. Coppock of
Oold Hill was-shopping and attend
ing to business matters in Medford
this morning.
To Portland Mrs. C B. Arnold. S04
South Central avenue, has left for
Portland where she will visit relatives
aid friends for the next two weeks.
Sees Institute Mlw Gladys Bond,
Medford teacher., visited the Moody
Bible Institute while In Chicago re
cently, word received here states.
From Eagle Point Out-of-town
business visitors In Medford today In
cluded F. T. Hash of Eagle Point who
received medical attention while here.
Prom Butte Falls Mrs. Joe Trefer
la and Floyd McCabe, both of Butto
Falls, were among out-of-town res
idents transacting business here to
day. I 1 . ;
Firing io Reno Dr. Frank B- Pars
ley of Sesttle. Wash., landed at Med
ford municipal airport this afternoon
to have his Cardinal two-place plane
refueled. He wsa en route to Reno,
Nev., for a vacation.
Returns to California Harry An
drews left last night for San Francis
co after spending the week-end here
with his mother, Mrs. H. L. Andrews.
Mr. Andrews Is a former Medford res
ident. Agents Picnic-Marshall Reeves,
manager of the Mutual Benefit Health
and Accident and United Benefit Life
Insurance companies, was host to his
agents and their lamllles at a picnic
on th upper Applegate yesterday.
Swimming and horsehoe pitching
featured entertainment for the day.
Legion Installation New officers of
Medford post of the -American Legion
will be Installed at a regular meeting
In the armory at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night. After the Installation a Dutch
lunch will be served and a program
of entertainment presented. Goodwin
Humphreys is chairman of the com
mittee in charge of the collation. Eirl
Foy heads th committee in charge
of the entertainment. All American
Legion members are urged to make a
special effort to be present.
Coincidence Noted W. T. Sledden
and Eric Helgeson, Baa Francisco rep
resentatives of Nation's Business, were
Medford visitors today. They confer
red with A. H. Banwell, manager of
the Jaokson County Chamber of Com
merce. It was brought out In the
course of the eon versa t ion that Mr.
Sledden's sister Is the wife of Dr,
Reginald Borrow of Bristol, England
where Mr. Banwell was born and
reared. Dr. Barrow, Mr. Banwell in
formed the visitor, has been the Ban
well physlclau for many years,
Sculptor In Show Miss Jessie
Clark of Jacksonville has assumed du
ties as telephone operator at park
headquarters. Crater lake national
park. Miss Clarke Is spending her sec
ond season In the parkland In her
spare time has resumed a snow-
seulptorlng project she began last
summer. During the past two weeks,
in the limited Amount of time avail
able, i he turned out several Interest
ing sculptures. However, with the
snow now rapidly disappearing, theso
activities will cease In the next week
or so.
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THRILL-JACKED DRAMA
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Many at Campgrounds All Rogue
river national forest campgrounds
wore well utilised over the week-end.
tabulation by district rangers to
day Indicated. Forty cars were regis
tered at McKee bridge In the Apple
gate, 370 persons used the camp
grounds In tho Union Creek district
and 117 in the Butte Palls area.
Largest crowds of the season were re
ported at Lake of the Woods, Fish
lske and Four-Mile lake. An electric
storm occurred In the Lake of the
Woods area but no damage was re
ported. Forest lookouts counted SO
lightning flashes, pnly one of which
struck the eafth. none of which struck
tree. An eleetrlo storm also occur
red in the Butte Falls area but no
fires were reported anywhere on the
Rogue forest.
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Richard Arlen Star
Of Rialto Picture
Silent Barriers," epic of the build
ing of a eoast-to-coast railroad m
the 1880s has been selected as the
new snd Impressive attraction at the
Rialto theater, and It opened there
last night to a tremendous oration
delivered by a thrilled audience.
There Is a grandeur and virility
about "Silent Barriers' which makes
program film fare, no matter how
adroit and amusing, look tame and
rather unimportant. Inspired by the
gigantic task of spanning Canada
with the (?. P. R., In Itself an en
gineering epic, the picture took a
long time to make, was tremendously
expensive, and emerges as one of the
greatest achievement In modern
motion pictures.
Richard Arlen has a role which
suited to his talents, as a sincere
snd dramatlo actor and be scores
brilliantly and convincingly n one
CfuaAOJC&ed
UlcJuU Supreme Quality Cloth
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of the pet Important putt be baa
played to du.
"Wild Mom?,1 tarrinf Bdward
Everett Horton, Lynn Overman, Ben
ny Baker and Ruth Coleman play
a tha added feature with "Silent
Barrier,. M The program remain, at
tha lUalto until tomorrow night.
Cement Plant Cloard.
OAKLAND. Cat, July U (API
Two hundred men became Idle today
when tha Cowell Portland Cement
plant closed. CJ.O. leaden threaten
ed to place the matter in the handa
of the national labor relatione board
Too Late to Classify
ODD Jobs by hour or contract. Re
- pair cement job specialty. Tel.
Chenoweth, S054.
rOR SALaV-Rsgtstered Cocker span
iels, dark red. males and females,
from ii months to two years old.
Oood hunters and family pets. Tel.
99-J-3. .
Drt. C. C. OOLD0BKRRY, Temporar
ily located with Dr. L. L. Sanders.
Medford Center Bldg.
WANTED Permanent renter for 4
room hotise. Cheap rent. Adults.
1399 Sunset Ave.
6 R H for sale cheap. 439 North Hol
ly. Address owner 167a State St..
Salem, Ore.
WARTKD Beauty operator with
equipment to share space In Jack
son Hotel Barbershop. Shop room
for 9 operators.
FOR SALE By owner. lflO acres Im
proved on highway. 5 acre Irrigated,
6 acres dry land In cultivation.
Creek through place. 3 springs, fair
Improvements, 16 head of cattle.
team, wagon and harness. House
hold goods snd equipment. Prop
erty clear. 43000, if taken at once.
Bo 3899. Tribune.
24 Months!
Winter King
BATTERY
4S heavy-duty platea. Plenty "fC.
of reserve for eatra O a I 0
acceeeorleal ,
. Exchange price
84-Moittn Batter, for VI Ford, f PC
M platea. rwhanra prlee I. J J
SEAT COVERS
265
tn Coupe m
Rxtra heavy material! Plneat tailor
Injl Shaped to tit aeatal Worth H
again aa much aa Wards low price.
For 3 or 4 door aedana ...... 6.10
Motoring Needs
Delui fender flapa A Cam
1 Jewel. OhroaM'tnm.. J0C
Illuminated render fluid AOa
Chromed poet, with feulbggQ
-59c
But the FISH1
Precision Heel
(lllaetrated)
raatuiaa of th uaual S reel!
Kmboeeed: aduaUl draf for
any walfht lurel
Jeweled Urel Wind Beel l.B
rrreleten Model 4 leal t.tt
5.00 "Gep-Rod"
A79
(flluitratedl
2 pe. Bamboo Calling
Rod. Ward! Low Price
1.35
Catrott rolea...
Tackle Box
niuitratad Beamleaa.
t automatic tra;al
Bait Box
1.59
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. Big Chief Line
K yda. :-IB. BM J
Japan allkl 43 C
M yd. Rturdlbllt Una t
M yd. Blark King Llae CM
1933 DODGE sedsn, beautiful golden
beige finish, like new. Radio equip
ped. Blue Seal guarantee, low eany
torms. Used Car Dept., 8th A Bart
lett. Open evenings.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth
3000 FARM wanted near Medford as
first payment on nice little bus
iness In southern Oregon. Box 3983.
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALEWeaner plga. Tel. 358 -W.
ONE fresh cow and on springes.
Brlttou, Rt. 1, Bos 381. Medford.
APRICOTS On old Hunter
Fern Valley. Roy Mershon.
WANTED Oirl or woman to care for
a small children. Call at 1330 Sall
ng. FOR SALS Rew davenport and chair
31.80. New studio couches 818.95.
New 48-lh. cotton mattresses, all
arA 6.48. Medford Bargain House,
37 No. Grape.
APRICOTS--MountAln grown. 3' and
. 9H. your container. T. J. Hlght,
1st lane south of Dell Vineyard.
upper stsgo road.
FOR RENT Furnished room close In.
130 So. Laurel. Phone 834-L.
FOR SALE North Bend Banket Gro
cery and wine shop, four living
rooms, rent 433.00 per month. Pay
roll town. Priced reasonable. Reason
for selling, sickness. Ladle E. Price,
3053 Sherman Ave., North Bend,
Oregon.
APRICOTS now ready. non-Irrigated.
Stacy orchard, Hlllcrsst Road. Tel.
565-.
LOST Brace and
Reward.
bit. Phone 931-X.
LOST 30x9:75 truck tire and Budd
wheel on Medford or Orator Lake
Highway. Reward, vol No. Central.
FOR SALE Pie cherries 4c delivered.
Phone flflfl-R.
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Congratulation!, Oldimoblle, on a lino itogan. A tire,
like i car, lometimee itapi out of Itt claaa br ofFerlnf
a little) mora than the buyer aver thought poaalbla at
th price That RIverildea hare don o lor almoit a
quarter-cenrury, can be atteited by thouaandt of Olda
moblla ownera who hava turned to Rivaraidei. It la a
matter of proof that no flrit quality tJr today hat
more feature than Ward Rivertldeil
LIBERAL TRADE-IN. MONTHLY PAYMENTS
If Your Motor Is An "Oil Eater", Here's How to Save Money I
CMMM1D)1E1
If your motor I old, ubct
conomy nk try Ward
oil Standi up well under
loweet-prlce SAFE motor oil
buy I Stack up now at Ward
Campers!
Don't mlti
tfieie valwsl
Camp Jag
with handy eplrot apout.
Cork 1 n a u 1 a 1 1 o n. Keepe
tlqulda bo or dk Afl
cold 8 to 10 hra. t.JJjO
Camp Stove
rentlce-Webera 3-burnerl
fnatint lighting. Built-in
lr Pump lart M dr
aaeollne tenk. taaCD
Vacuum Bottl
rmt ei. 7Q
Buprem quality) ( JJ g
qt.ltlie kottle.. 1.3
FOR SALE Fancy apricots. R. O.
Ward. Fern Valley. Phone 10-F-31.
LADY wants transportation to Fresno
or Sacramento, share expenses. 734
West 2nd St.
FOR SALE Ost hay 48 00 ton. Phone
344-J-4.
SPECIAL cool rooms, excellent board
11 west 10th.
FOR SALE Conservative investment
80 acres, about 40 acrea irrigated.
In clover and alfalfa, fair hou.io
and barn, running water through
place, adjoining splendid outside
range. Located pn" "state highway
near school. Price 4000 00, includ
ing 33 head 'dairy stock, One team
and farm machinery. - -
It) ACRES near city limits, lrrt
gsted. 4 room house, good soil, only
3000 .oo.
8 -ROOM brick house, bath, laun
dry trays, outbuildings. i acre of,
lanrj on suair y , joining
Medford. 81800.00.
S-PvOOM" house, furnace, cement
basement, hardwood floors, on paved
street, 11750.00. easy.
4-ROOM house
lot only 8700.00.
and bath, one
8 -ROOM modem stucco, fire
place, hardwood floors, basement,
automatic oil furnace, garage, large
tot. beautifully landscaped, close In
84500.00.
U Q. FT OK ELL
18 8. Bsrtlett. Phono 385
FOR SALE One 18 and one 13 ft.
refrigerator. Also a 1 h. p. com
pressor. Refrigeration Servlco Co .
917 West Main St. Phone 458.
MIRROR. 33"x43". and pint Mason
jars. 408 West 6th.
NICELY
6th.
furnished room. 408 West
FOR RENT Close In, 5 -room modern
house. Adults. Csll 118 Almond.
to leak a, for
Commander
motor huh
money can
law pried
Oallon Bulk
flue le qt. red. tat. ...
Warda lt,M nit
Oil Filter Replarea orlalnel .
SEE THE NEW
Ilnwtliomc Bike
A New Twin-lot fioaM.
Sail Thee.
A flaihy new Hawthorn that beat 'em all! It' th moat
turdy, tpeedy. eporty bike In town and rout bifgaet
money worth I See th "Torpedo fender light th big
balloon tlree th fameu Troxel laddlal
CUu Your Twin-Bat B'k ft tA font low pile:
FOR SALE 18 Guernsey Trulfera. Bm
R, C Humphries. Central Point.
WANTED Experienced waitress at .
N. Cafe, 37 South Front St.
O. B. GATES AUTO CO.
R. A Q. USED CARS
3S Ford DeLuxe Touring
a-aoor , eoao
'38 Ford Standard 3 -door
. 878
'39 Reo Coupe
18S
'38 Ford long wheel-basa
trucK
. 468
. 48ft
36 Ford Pickup
C. E- GATES AUTO CO.
Used Car Department
6th and Bsrtlett
WANTED 1st class body and fender
man. Langs Motor Co., 38 R. River
side. FOR SALE 33 Chev. 4-door. Oood
running condition, 830. Call 1131
W. lotn.
FOR RENT Little house, furnished.
Inquire 318 W. Jackson,
FOR SALE Glacier refrigerator. 100
lb. Ice capacity, largo size, cost 898.
Price 430. Inquire 38 N. Riverside.
Auto painting properly done or M
charge. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
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Carters Little Liver Pills
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