rEiFcmr mail tribune, medford. ohkgont, Tuesday, .tult 20. 1937.
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and
At Crater Lake Mrs. R. C. Van
Valzah and Mrs. Clayton l&aac of this
elty and Mr. I. p. Andrea of Ashlanov
left yesterday for a several daya' stay
at Crater lake.
To Attend Meeting Prank I.
Thompson, local WPA office employe,
will attend a meeting of all state
WPA resident engineers In Portland
this week. He will leave Medford
" tomorrow evening.
Armory Drills Company A and
headquartera company, 166th Infan
try of the Oregon national guard will
- hold their regular weekly drills In
the Medford armory at 8 o'clock tonight.
: To Remodel Ira C. Moss of 316
North central avenue applied at the
city building Inspector's office yes
terday for a permit to repair and
remodel a residence at a atated cost
of $300.
Orummond Away Dr. O. I. Drura-
' mond, county health officer, left this
morning for Portland where he will
. vacation for a week. He plana to
consult with physicians In the north
ern city while away. He will return
: home Sunday. ' , "
Grange Meeting The home eco
- nomlca- class of the Jacksonville
' orange will meetj with Mrs. Kathryn
Earl on Myers lane tomorrow after
noon at a o'clock. Plana for tho
Orange dance to be held In the hall
Saturday night will be discussed,
. Returns from South Mrs. Weldon
Zundel returned home Tuesday morn
ing from Los Angeles whither she
waa called by the death of her broth
er, Clinton Dunaway. She was ac
companied home by Miss Peggy Dun
away, who will spend the summer
'here.
..
Flying South Warren Carey, head
of the aviation division of the Union
Oil company, stopped at Medford
, municipal airport this morning to
have hls.Stlason plane refueled. He
waa en route from Seattle, Wash., to
- Los Angeles. He was accompanied
by his wife.
Dakotans to Picnic A throng Is
expected to attend the annual ptonlc
: -to be held In Grants Pass municipal
park Sunday for North and South
Dakotans of southern Oregon and
northern California. All former resi
dents of the two atatea are Invited to
attend and renew Old friendships.
Board to Meet Annual meetings
of the board of equalization will start
Monday, August 9. at which time tax
payers may file claims for reduction
. In assessments In accordance, with
,'. stste. law. . Several sessions will be
.' held. The equalization board la com
posed of the county Judge, clerk and
. . assessor.
. On Vacation Nance Johnston,
stenographer at Myron Root & com-
. pany, Is spending a two weeks' vaca.
tlon In San Franolsco, her Itinerary
Including points of Interest In the
bay region. She left by train sat-
- urday night. She planned to visit
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lobush,
in Oakland.
Initiates Class Talisman lodge No.
31, Knights of Pythias, Initiated a
class of pages In the esquire rank
before a large attendance last night.
A class will be Initiated Into knight
rank next Monday evening and all
' members are urged to be present.
Grants Pses and other lodgea of the
district are expected to send dele
gates. -
, CCC Boy Better Vsl Estrello. CCC
member of Camp Wineglass Injured
recently by a falling rock while he
was at work on the Crater lake rim,
' was released from Sacred Heart hos
pital yesterday and Is convalescing
In the district Infirmary at the fair
grounds. Estrello'a upper Jaw was
fractured and he lost several teeth
In the accident. His Hps were badly
cut.
To Attend Conclave Members of
southern Oregon volture of the 40 et
-t soclete are making plana for a large
representation at the annual prom
enade to be held during the state
convention of the American Legion
In Albany next month. . The local
chapter will be represented by the
official 40 et S train and a large
group of voysgeurs.. present plsns In-
, dlcate. Lee Oarlock, grande chef o
.. gare, will have charge of the prom-
. enade business sessions.
CCC Outlog Sixty-two CCC men
. from headquarters detachment enjoy
ed a recreation trip to Crater lake'
and Diamond lake Sunday. Six army
vehicles carried them on the excur
sion. They visited Mill creek falls
and the natural bridge en route to
Crater lake. Many of them saw Cra
ter lake for the first time. At Die.
; mond lake a plcnib lunch waa served
and a number of the men went swim
ming. Supper was served at Union
Creek. Many of the swimmers who
were here for last week's flrst-ald and
water life-saving school made the
trip along with the detachment mem
bers. A GREAT NEW CIRCl'S .
FIRST TIME ON COAST
MEDFORD
FAIRGROUNDS
TUBS., JULY
27
PERSONAL
To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Harold
D. Grey were to leave for Portland
this evening by train for a short visit.
From Applrgate Alfred Krause of
Applegate ahopped and transacted
business In Medford yesterday
Calling Here Out-of-town business
visitors In Medford this morning In
cluded A. B. Evenson of the Buckshot
hill district.
TO FINAL REST
' Eliza Good a Id, resident of Central
Point since last October, and for
mer resident of Rogue River, Ore.,
for many years, passed away at the
home of her grand-daughter, Mrs
R. E. Rlchman early Monday morning
after a week's Illness.
Mrs. Ooodald was born at Delavln,
Wis.. December 27, 1856. Her hus
band. Henry Ooodald, passed away
about a year ago.
She was a woman of refinement
and will be missed by a host of
friends.
She leaves to mourn her departure,
one daughter, Mrs. Orace Kathan of
Rogue River, and eight grandchildren,
and nine great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
the Presbyterian church at Rogue
River Thursday at 2 p.m.. Rev. Dan
Magerle officiating. .Interment will
take place In the I.O.O.F. cemetery
at Grants Pass, Oregon. Perl Funeral
Home In charge of the arrangements
HERMAN M. KURTZ,
VETERAN, PASSES
Herman Manuel Kurtz, 39, a resi
dent of Montague, Cal., passed away
In a local hospital early Monday
evening after a short Illness. He
had come to Medford for medical
care. Mr. Kurtz was born May 9,
1897, at Louisville, Ky. He Is survived
by his wife, Hilma Kurtz, of Mon
tague, six sisters, Mrs. Vlrma Butch
er, of Corcoran, Cat.; Mrs. B. J.
Squire, Selma. Cal.; Mrs. Pearl Ray,
Tulare, Cal.; Mrs. Emma Bryant, Tu
lare, Cal.; Mrs. Florence Bollen-
bacher, of Vlsalla, Cal.; Mrs. Hazel
Quarnstrom, of Corcoran, Cal.; one
brother, W. B. Kurtz, of San Jose,
Cal., and his father, W. D. Kurtz,
of Dlnuba, Cal., also four step chil
dren at Montague, Cal.
He was a private In company F,
4th eng. corps, serving In France
and Germany the last few months
of the World war.
The body will be forwarded tonight
to Sacramento, Cal., for funeral ser
vices and burial by the Conger fu
neral parlors.
0.
EX-RESIDENT, PASSES
Clinton O. Dunaway, former Med
ford resident, died last week at h's
home In Los Angeles after a year's
Illness. He was 55 years old.
In 1936, Mr. Dunaway was united
In marriage to Mrs. Fanny Com best
of Jacksonville, who survives. Other
survivors are his daughter, Gloria
Maxine: step-daughter, Peggy; father.
L. J. Dunaway of Reedsport, and the
following brothers and sisters: James
H. of Reedsport, Charles of San Fran
cisco, Mrs. George Tomas of Reeds
port and Mrs. Weldon Zundel of Med
ford. Special Baths at Spencer's Medical
Springs, 3 miles east V4 . mile north
of Ashland. This week only, 60c.
I will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by others than my
self. ORA H. MEADOWS.
Closing time for Too bate to Clas
ii!t Ads Is 1 :80 p m.
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FILM PLAYERS HELP
SHAKESPEARE FIESTA
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Eddie Nugent and Bradley Paige,
featured Hollywood players vacation
ing in southsrn Oregon, today added
their names to the list of sponsoring
members of the
Oregon Shake
speare Festival
association.
The associa
tion, recently
formed to sup
port the annual
Shakespeare Fes
tival In Ashland's
outdoor Eliza
bethan theater.
August 3 to 7.
c o n 1 1 n ued Its
me m be rsh 1 p
drive, this week
and a number of
new aponaors
were added to
the list.
Nugent and Paige are here from
Hollywood and will be widely enter
tained In the valley. They are at
present guests of Walter E. Leverette
at his summer cottage at Lake o' (he
Woods.
The pair plan to attend the Shake-
spear plays, staged each year on
the only original Eltcabethan stage
In the United States, unlike most
Shakespeare production, the perform
ances are presented In their original
form and students of the theater are
enthusiastic over their success.
Ashland's membership drive open
ed yesterday with several groups of
workers In the field. In Medford,
the committee continued the drive
which started last week.. Following
are the members added this week:
Medford.
Mrs. Margaret Fabrlck,
J. C. Collins.
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann,
Victor E. Sparks, ISprthern Life,
Mrs. R. G. Bard well,
Mrs. Charles M. English,
Eddie Nugent, Hollywood,
Bradley Paige, Hollywood.
Ashland
J. W. McCoy.
Ralph Billings.
Q. S. Butler.
O, W. Dunn. .
A. L. Coggins.
G. M. Greene.
F. D. Wagner.
John H. Fuller.
Mrs. E. V. Carter.
Mrs. Bert Greer.
Mrs. J. M. Wagner.
J. H. Hardy.
McNair Brothers.
Fortmlller'a.
Ashland Hotel. .
Mrs. Ruth King.
Mrs. Dan Kay.
Miss Ethel Reld.
Miss Mildred Million.
Frank J. Van Dyke.
Mrs. Mary Nlver.
Mrs. S. A. Roblnett.
Miss Ha M. Myers. .
Sponsoring membership tickets may
be obtained at Prultt's Music Vnd
Radio Center In Medford or from any
member of the drive commute here.
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Tomorrow & Thurs!
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TO EAT
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Rochelle Hud son
Arthur Treacher
Eugene
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"SILENT BARRIERS"
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Plus "WILD MONEY"
Tbey are Dorothy Prultt, Doreen
Leverette, Rychard Sleight and Roy
Craft.
MANY ARE EXPECTED
AT INSTALLATION BY
A large attendance of southern
Oregon veterans Is expected In the
armory tonight when Medford post
15 of the American Legion wm in
stall officers for the ensuing year.
Installation ceremony will be held
after a regular business session
scheduled for 8 o'clock. The evening
will be capped with a program of
entertainment and a Dutch lunch.
Frank Hull. Jr, Just returned from
the "Beaver Boys State" at Multno
mah Falls, will give a resume of his
experiences at the unique summer
camp sponsored by the American
Legion. It was reported that the
Medford post's representative piayea
an important part In the campaign
for governor and lost by only 10
votes.
The new post officers to be in
stalled tonight are C. L. MacDonald,
commander; George Simpson, first
vice-commander; Earl York, second
vice -commander; Horace L. Bromley.
adjutant, and A. J. Anderson, chap
lain, elected for the lHh consecuuve
year.
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Registrations lor the Boy 8cout
summer camp at Lake o the wooos,
which opens Sunday, are being com
pleted at headquarters. Scouts wlsh
lns to attend are urged to register at
onoe. Scouts who wisn to attend me
first session must register at head
quarters by Thursday in order to
have physical examinations.
Registrations are limited to 80 each
session and If the camp Is full it
will be necessary to transfer those
registering late to another session.
Irving P. Beesley,, Scout executive
of the Crater Lake area council, will
act as camp director the four- ses
sions. T. H. Em mens will again be
camp doctor and first aid director.
Ralph Smith, camp cook, has planned
well balanced, nutritious and appe
tizing meals. He Is well remembered
by those enjoying the camp last sum
mer. Transportation to and from the
oamp must be furnished by the
Scouts' parents. The boys will be
assigned to their patrols end oablns
Shows 1:45-7:00-0:15 30C-40C-10C
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Musical Comedy
Made lor nothing, but entertain
ment of the light-hearted musical
comedy -romance character. "Sing and
during the afternoon. First meal
served will be dinner Sunday even
ing. Families are welcome to go
Into camp with picnic lunches.
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BIRTHS
Born to Mr, and Mrs, Alan J.
Beaton of 333 Maple street a girl
weighing five pounds and 24 ounces
at Sacred ' Heart hospital Sunday,
July 18.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Morris
of 330 North Ivy street a boy weigh
ing four pounds and ten ounces at
Sacred Heart hospital Monday, July
10.
Born to Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Helms
of 1011 Nlantlc street, a boy weigh
ing seven pounds and three ounces
at Sacred Heart hospital Sunday,
July 18.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Downs
of Route 3 a boy weighing six pounds
and eight ounces at Sacred Heart
hospital Monday, July 19.
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In Roxy Drama
John Trent and Ra Hould, the new
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Owen Davia, Jr., and Andrea Leeds
have two of the leading roles In the
dramatic hit, "It Could Happen to
You,' coming to the Rial to that re
for tomorrow and Thursday as the
companion feature with "She Had to
Eat,' starring Jack Haley, Rochelle
Hudson, Arthur Treacher and Eugene
Pallette.
Alan Baxter and Astrld Allwyn are
the other two in "It Could Happen to
You," story of two life-long friends
who have to part enemies because of
circumstantial evidence.
Too Late to Classify
S-ROOM modern bungalow, corner
paved lot, good shade, fireplace,
built-ins, screened porch with laun
dry trays. Bargain at $3600, Box
3906, co Tribune.
WANTED Dead and worthless
mala. Phone 681 -R,
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FOR SALE New potatoes. SOo pet
lug box. Bring boxes. 403 Benson.
GOING to Portland and Seattle early
Thursday morning. Can take 3
passengers to help pay expenses.
Phone 1S64 or 1683 -J.
FOR RENT 8 -room nicely furnished
house, close In; electric refrigera
tion, sleeping porch. Inquire 141
So. Holly.
BING, Royal Anne and pie cherries
for sale, 8o, picked. 838 East Main.
Phone 419-W.
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lotn si.
FOR 8 ALB Fresh milk cows. Art
Moore, upper Elk creek.
WANTED Used tractor plow, 3 bot
tom, 10-lnch. Also used harrow,
L, M. Matheny. Buckshot road.
WANTED 17 tiers dry body oak, 18";
5 tiers body pine, 18": Inquire
John L. Nealon, clerk Dlst. No. 44,
Central Point, Ore.
FOR BALE by owner, 7-room house,
good location. Phone days 337;
nights MO-J-2.
APRICOTS ready July 33nd.
Tyrrell. Old Stage road.
334-R-3.
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SMALL furnished house; Ftigldalre,
garage: waiter paid; garbage pickup;
3 adults. 130 S. Orape.
JACK'S 3ND HAND STORE. 100 S.
Orape Fruit Jars, dressers, oil
stoves, antique furniture. Every
article ft bargain.
1931 DODGE Sedan: looks and runs
like new; Blue Seal guarantee; low
. easy terms. Used Car - Dept., 8th
and Bartlett. Open evenings.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth. .
'33 V-8 DeLuxe Coupe with rumble
seat; 18 miles to gallon; uses no
oil. Private party. Call 1166-L.
FOR SALE Royal Anne and Early
Richmond cherries; Yellow Trans
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Phone 1016-R. ...
S TOR E ROOM f or"ren t , 40x50. Call
at Jack's 2nd Hand Store, 108 So.
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Auto painting properly done or no
charge. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
FOR BALK Potatoes, 80 o per .lug box.
Bring boxes. 403 Benson.
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