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MEDFOTTD MATIt TETRTTNE. MEDFORD. OREGON", THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937. PAGE FIFTEEN 4: 1 r? LOCAL and Goes to Roseburg Lieut. Ernest J. Bruggar, district sales officer at the " local CCO headquarters, made a busl neaf trip to Roaeburg today. rial) ob Bofue MaJ. and Mrs. George R Owena and Capt. and Mra. William C. Ryan fished on the Rogue river near Rand, Tuesday and Wed nesday. They caught several steel head trout. . Fined 110 VlrgU R. Ballnntyne of 4S2 North Roily street was fined HO In city court this morning on a charge of -violating the baslo traffic rule. " City police said he was arrested for speeding. t To Make Audit A. H. cousins, fis cal agent of the northwest Pacific ration of the United States forest service, will make a periodic fiscal audit of the Rogue River national ' forest next week. He will be assist ed by Ray Merrltt, also from the re gional forester's office In Portland. - Balldlnfi Bemodened Work of painting the Jackson county fair- hi,,IHIncT Ik nrlnv ftnmnlfl- tlon and several of the CCC offices there are Being remoaeuea on me Inside. The painting Is being done . i uar1 fnrttme.tfTK Who Were awarded bids on Individual buildings - by tne county iair ooaru. iiw uiicuui ulllna 1 hAlna rinne tav the CCC headquarters, using local labor, and , will make several offices mora com anri mnr aasIIv heated this winter. The quartermaster's office and the district surgeon's office are being reseated and repainted. The .' fairgrounds buildings are occupied by varloua departments of the CCC head quartera under contract with the county fair board. TA FT I TP STYLE SHOP 1 tie J Ll I I Li 40 SO. CENTRAL Just Across the Street from the Craterian FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A SENSATIONAL SALE OF I ?X r if fl y 1,11 I, , ,l I if 'it'll hi" i ! 25 New Dresses .Values to 6.95. Selected from our regular stock and very specially priced for Dollar Days A ff PERSONAL Minor Accident Mabel L. Sherwood of 1019 West Main street and L. D. Brown of route 1 drove cars Involved In' a minor accident on West Main street yesterday, a city police report said today. On Vacation Cornelius B. O'Neill, employe of the Malheur national for est at John Day, is spending a vaca tion at his home here, 229 Apple street. He Is to return to hU post next Tuesday. Stolen from Car Mrs. Charles Le- Schensky of 416 South Grape street reported to city police today that two blankets and a blue zipper Jacket were stolen last night from her car parked on West Jackson street. Pot-Luck Dinner Canton Siskiyou 18 and auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will hold a pot-luck dinner at 6:30 tomorrow evening In the 1. O. O. P. hall on West Sixth street. Drill practice for inspection will be held after the dinner. Chimney Fire No damage was dono by a chimney fire In the Rex cafe at 11:16 last night. Soot ignited in the chimney and the blaie crept down through the pipe to the hood of the oil burner, Chief Roy Bllott reported. Loss was averted by the fire departments chemical crew. . Attends Funeral AttendlUK the funeral of Sheriff Ernest H. Lister of .iiwnhine eountv vestordav in Grants Pass were Sheriff Syd I. Brown of Jackson county, captain iee uown of the state police, Lieut. A. G. Dunn of the atate police and Polloe Chief Clatous McCredle of Medford. Group No. 1 Guaranteed Values to 29.75 This group includes untrimmed and fur trimmed dress and sports coats, in high style fitted and box models. You'll find in this group silver tone fleeces, import ed tweeds and diagonal cloths. Also fur trimmed caracul, fur A small group of coats. Regu lar 12.95 values, for Dollar Days only 35 NEW HATS Bought to sell for 1.95, on sale Dollar 4 AO Days only I UU New stylet and shapes in black, brown, blue and rust. -T a W W Takes Inventory Herbert Hevda. clerk of the Rogue River national forest warehouse on McAndrews roaa. wss to complete a property Inventory of the Onion Creek district today. He has been engaged on tne inven ts inro Mondav mornlns. He was expected to return to Med ford to night. still Critical June Earhart, Mcd- ford anesthetist stricken with a para lytic etroke October 19, was atlll un conscious In Sacred Heart hospital today, Dr. L. D. Inskeep, attending physician, stated. The entire ngiu side of Miss Earhart la paralyzed. Dr. iTiskeen said. Her condition la atlll critical, according to the physician. - uurt in collision Homer Billings. prominent Ashland business man, was recuperating today from severe scalp laceratlona. He was hurt yesterday morning In a collision dbiwo car and one driven by Guy Randlea. also of Ashland, police reported. Ran dies was not hurt. The accident oc curred at Oak and B streets In Ash lsnd. Both cars were badly damaged, police said. . Receive Fines Penalized fines In Justice of the peace court this morn ing were Jimmy K. Osborno, 85, of Jacksonville, charged with operating a vehicle with void foreign license plates: and Vernon Horace Fowler, 24. of Prospect, charged wnn opemuue. a vehicle with no tall-llght. Both ..uud trso and 14.50 costs. Arthur John Kellenbeck. 43. of 310 Jeannette avenue, was tinea i nu .a n nt for drlvlna- an automobile without a muffler. All arrests were made by state police yesteraay. Finishes Bear With Ax NEWPORT. Oct. 38. (API When Thomas Holmden wounded a bear ,enA,,atrf h had exhausted his BIIU supply of bullets, he finished the Job with an ax. The injured, iwuhhw. animal charged him. COATS featuring two groups of coats at phenomenal low prices for Dollar Days . . . Selected from our regular stock of high style, high ciuality coats and priced far below regular. Every coat a style success, every coat has guaran teed lining, every coat interlined . . . Beautiful fabrics, new colors. You have never seen such beautiful coats at such low prices . . . $1300 fabrics and untrimmed Hudson seal fur fabric. Coats you would ordinarily find selling at 22.50 to 29.75. Sizes 12 to 44. Group No. 2 Guaranteed Values to 16.95 $1loo Only 20 coats in this group. All untrimmed ports ooati highly styled and featured in all popular colors. Made of fine quality all wool fleeces. Your opportunity to buy a quality coat at a bar gain price. Sizes 12 to 12. sgoo PORTLAND, Oct. 38. Investi gation Into the deaths of Ruth, 13. and Dorothy Ledford, 15. climaxed by the arrest Tuesday night of their step-mother, Mrs. Agnes Led (or d on a first degree murder charge, was ex tended today to Include the death of her former husband. John Matson, In 1932. District Attorney David Bennett of Columbia county, said no charges had been filed In connection with Mat son's death, which occurred In 1932. and was attributed to acute gastritis. Bennett asserted that Matson's body had been exhumed and tracea of poi son discovered. ELEVEfToSC INVADERS PAY $5 TRAFFIC FINES CORVALLIS, Oct. 28 (AP) Eleven Oregon State college students paid $5 fines in Justice court yesterday for the return trip from Monday's Eugene invasion. The charge was driving with an obstructed view. Many of the cars carried 10 to 15 students. They were headed back toward the campus after the mass celebration of the Beavers' 14 to 0 victory over Oregon HOLDUP LOOKS LIKE . MATSON KIDNAPER PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Oct. 38. (AP) Agents of the federal bureau of in vestlpatlon today continued their questioning of A. W. Gregg, who fa tally wounded a customer In the Jolin Wanamaker department store Monday in an attempted holdup. Detectives brought the FBI into the case after they said Gregg re sembled a sketch made of the sup posed kidnaper of 10-year-old Charles Matson In Tacoma. Wash. EX-R0SEBURG BANKER INDICTED IN SHORTAGE PORTLAND. Oct. 28. (AP) The federal grand Jury Indicted Edwin a. Booth on 21 counts today in connec tion with the alleged shortage oa funds at the Douglas National bank of Roseburg. The first count accused Booth, son of a prominent Roseburg fam ily and a former officer of the bank, with misappropriating 81000 and the second . with abstracting $500. The other charges involved alleged false entries. WPA REGIONALIZING RUMOR IS DENIED WASHINGTON. Oct. 28. flV-Aldes of Works Progress Administrator Har ry Hopkins asserted today there was , "absolutely no foundation for re port WPA would be regionalized along lines of the public works pro gram. They added the subject was "not once discussed" at recent conferences here of state administrators. See our new line of cut meats at Huron's Confectionery, Pumpkin ic cream for your Hal lowe'en party at Huson's Confectionery. Closing time for Too Late to Olas sify Ads is 1 :30 p m. 1:45-0:4.1-9:15 The Terror of War In the Mysterious East Creepy, sinister DRAMA torn from today's headlines! , rnl Wu Yi"n Faint . . TOMORROW & SAT Plus on the same bill . . an action packed tVfftrnij EfSaetaL Znda Tonilo oscct nns "troi, or tub ciinwt' k J. VANCE, F! PHONE CHIEF HERE, PASSES IN PORTLAND PORTLAND, Oct. 38. (AP) Fu neral services will be held Thursday for Alva James Vance. 68, retired telephone company official, who died In a local hospital yesterday. He resided 13 years In Medford be fore being transferred to Portland in 1924. A. J. Vance was manager of the Home Telephone and Telegraph com pany of southern OreRpn here from 1911 until the world war broke out. Upon his return from Prance in 1919, he again resumed hla position which he held until leaving Mediord In 1934. While he was In France, K B, Hammond, present manager of the local office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, acted m Vance's capacity, and when Vance left the city, Hammond became man ager. Vance was captain of the Seventh company. Coast Artillery corps in Medford previous to the world war, and led his company Into action in France, He commanded the company seven years. AFL PICKETS ATTEMPT LOS ANGELES, Oct. 28. iffy. Hun dreds of pickets of the A. F. of I. carpenters council surrounded docka at Wilmington. Los Angeles harbor, today In efforts to halt Importation of lumber cut In the northwest by C. X. O. unionists, J. S. Ebersole, bus iness representative of the carpenters said. The lumber freighter W. R. Cham berlain Jr., from Portland, docked at the McCormick Lumber company in Wilmington, unloaded a quantity of "hot" lumber despite the pickets, but It was -reported doubtful whether the A. F- of L. teamsters would move It. COAST PAPER STOCKS IE SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28. (AP) Pacific coast paper stocks streaked along in the van of a racing market on the Ban Francisco stock change today. Rainier Pulp and Paper was up $7.25 In the first few minutes, and reached $63 more than double Its low of $30 made last week. Soundview Pulp hit $35 for ft gain of $3, and was up $13 from last week's low. Crown common gained 75 cents to sell at $18.20; compared with $8.50 last Tuesday. Bids on the preferred were up several dollars, See our new line of out meats at Huson's Confectionery. $ n.dDO BAY IB AI AEKIS at the BAND BOX FRIDAY & SATURDAY Listed below, are 125 pairs of SHOES values to $5.00 Dollar Day Special $1.00 per pair Lounging Pajamas and Robes Buy for Xmas now. Save several dollars on each during Dollar Days HATS Values as high as $2.95 . Dollar Days Special $1.00 ENTIRE ST00K HATS GREATLY THE Phone 889 Dramatic Role --ell Gj lsd? Boris Karloff, Hollywood's master of horror, comes to the Rial to thea tre for tomorrow and Saturday In "West of Shanghai," the first mo tlon plctre drama based on the cur rent Slno-Japanese war. Karloff plays the sinister General Wu Yen Fang, terror of the Invading armies. Other members of cast include Rlcardo Cor tes, Beverly Roberts. Sheila Bromley and Gordon Oliver. Where Trails Divide," starring Tom Keone, plays as companion fea ture. In Roxy Film Doris Nolan heads the long list of i featured players in Top oi the Town," playing at the Roxy theatre today and tomorrow. TOO'LATL TO CLASSIFY WANTED Good, young, fresh cow. oien uarDy, soun ena Kings Hwy. RE FINISHING Best materials prop- erly applied. Mitchell Auto Beauty 1 Shop. FOR SALE Horses and cows. Cox ranch, South Peach St. FOR SALE A very nice little home on paved street, furnished or un furnished. We understand ths lan guage of CASH. Bring $600 and let It talk. E. Gould, 217 West Main St FOR RENT Furnished house, three bedrooms; $25.00, water pnld. 712 Pine St., Carley. phone 314-W. FOR SALE Used washers, $12.50 up. 31 NO. Bartlett. FOR SALE; Easy spinner type wash er equipped witn gas engine, si No. Bnrtlett. J Medicated ft A H aft ll A DiSVSJllWv' VVMVHIi V IIHVIl tor immiminm hygimmm only a few of the hundred of saving. 2 for $1 .00 Odds and Endi Values to $1.49 Girdlei Slips Beanies Neckwear Brassieres, eta. $ i .00 DAYS 4 for ' Odds and Ends Values to '89e Dancettes Panties Brassieres Beanies, eto. ea. OF OTHER REDUCED 'THE BT0RE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY" FOR SALE 1 walnut oase organ. 1 writing desk, 0 dining chairs, s rockers. 9 tables, one 10 -foot sign Graves Jewelry Shop, 403 E. M&ln St. FOR SALE Crawford electric range, used 9 months, 965; hot water heat er; one thermostat; radio, golf clubs, etc. 502 We&t 4th. FOR SALE Registered Cocker Span iel puppies. See them Saturday at Monarch Seed fc Feed Co. 1933 CHEVROLET Panel for sale; In good condition. 710 Palm. Phone 1596. BOARD and ROOM Desirable room, excellent meals, 48 N. Orange. FOR SALE Large circulating Buck heater, good as new. 53 n. orange. Tel. 1154. FOR SALE Good used ovei coats and suits from 4 to as. 1603 N. River side. FOR SALE OR TRADE Chrysler se dan, $50. Jake Myers, Central Point. FORS ALE Equity In 36 Westing house electric range, Wesix auto matic water heater, also Weslx heater, 87 Norge refrigerator. Leav ing state. . A. Snyder, Sterling mine, Jacksonville. WANTED Girl to do housework for couple. Write Tribune. Box 537. items on sale Ml Today & Friday IT'S THE TOPS . . I IN EVERYTHING! I Hunm maa- I ,V y cup upl one I il b m m m m r wmmmm i am I VA ii lan 0eor(e Murphy I I liK j Hugh Herbert I I i v m urnxuae niesra iu- I I la Logan Mlschs I II , Auer Dozens Morel I j 1 1 ill I ' i ' DRESSES greatly reduced $1 .98 - $2-98 and up Cotton Dresses Regular $1.19 values 79c each Regular $1.98 values $1.39 KIDDIE DRESSES SLOOea. . Bags Regular $1.95 Slippers values Gowns Ol .UU ea. bww Blouses, eto. COATS and SUITS Greatly reduced Prices as low as $1 .00 WANTED Boys to sell Sunday papers. Extra bonus to workers. Call Rudy's Gllmore station. Saturday morning, 9th and Central Ave. FOR SALE Buzz-saw, $25. Hlnkle, 404 Berrydale. Arthur FOR SALE 60-lnch flat-top walnut desk, estate wood circulating heat er. Call 1321 or 1104-W. ROOM and BOARD Nice room, fire place, private bath and entrance. Good meals. Inquire 833 So. Oak dale or phone 946-X. DODGE Sedan, '36 model, driven very little; guaranteed like new; on low easy terms. Small payment down will handle. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. WANTED To exchange laundry wort ror washing machine, rnone sis-i FOR SALE OR TRADE Cooking and eating apples, 2 boxes 2so and up. Joe Kantor, Rt. 4, Fern Valley. NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Anna L, Tanner ar John K. House, please call 779-Y. Very important. DOLLAR BAROAINS We have them galore, specially selected for Dollar Days, Friday and Saturday Frank lln's Grocery, 437 So. Central. FOR SALE Blue Club seed wheat, baled alfalfa and grain hay mixed. Vilas Ranch, Tel. 301-R-l. 100 DOLLAR BARGAINS for Friday and Saturday at Franklin's Grocery, 437 So. Central. Plenty of space to park while you ahep E Shows l:45-fl:4S-B:00 30C-40C-10O ONE OF THE GREATEST PICTURES OF ALL TIME I Now! Till Hat. Night aaXaa&BaJaaJLaaXsBUl z COMING SUNDAY at a tremendous MONEY SAVING VALUES 823 East 6th St.
