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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MAY 4, 1938. PAGE SEVEN; LOCAL and Coach Here rorrest "Skeet" O'Con nell, athletic coach of Ashland senior high school, ni a visitor In Medtord this morning. Board Meeting Board of directors of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce will meet at luncheon In the Hotel Medford at noon Friday. lo Klamath W. H. Pluhrer. head of Pluhrer's bakery, transacted busi ness In Klamath rails Tuesday. He was a guest at the Elk hotel, a . Flower Show A wild flower show will be held on the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, May 34, In the IO.OJ. hall at Kerby. The public la invited. Here for Day Marjorle Hlbbert and Edith Taylor, employes of Adrl enne's In Klamath Palls, motored here Monday and spent the day on business for the store. a Beturns Home County Judge Earl B. Day returned on this morning's train from The Dalles where he at tended the annual convention of the League of Oregon Cities. He had been away several daya. Beturns from Visits Mrs. lone Sllnger of 328 Haven street returned home recently from a week's vacation spent in Eugene and Klamath Palis when she visited frlenda and rela tives. From Portland 0. A. Richardson of Portland, associated with the Con solidated Freight company, spent the week-end with his slBter, Mrs. A. Myers, and family of 401 West Second street. Mr.. Richardson returned to Portland by motorcar. a Attend Musical Mrs. John Huen ers, Katherlne Hueners and Albert Hueners of Medford visited In Ash land Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Anna Schelderelter. Later In the evening the group attended the Otto Bagonz harp concert held at the Lincoln sohool here. a Minor Accident Cera driven by Ruby E. Hicks of 217 Portland ave nue and Frank Beers of 1S3 North Oakdale avenue were Involved In a slight mishap on Sixth street between Grape and Holly streets Tuesday afternoon, a city police report said today. The report stated that the Hicks machine pulled out from Its parking place and struck the fender of the Beers car. bless her heart, she's a daughter of Eve who still enjoys a bit of flattery . . , Give her SILK STOCKINGS Whether she's young enough to dance in ultra-sheers or con servative enough to prefer ser vice-weights, she'll enjoy the extra-flattering beauty of NoMend's lovely texture. (N. B. She'll know you're a smart child when she finds how long they wear, too!) SHEER AND SEMI $J00 $J15 $J35 M. M. DEPT. STORE 220-222 EAST MAIN STEEET I II III CO 7 f" American PERSONAL From Ashlsnd William Brtggs, Ashland attorney, transacted busi ness In Medford' today. a Manager Here Everett Moore, flah hatchery manager at Butte Palls, was a Medford caller yesterday. Here from Ashland P. 8. Provost of Ashland transacted business here yesterdsy. a a From Butte Falls Robert Baker of Butte Palls was a business caller In Medford this morning. a a a Klamath Visitor Mrs. Clarissa Wllks of Klamath Palls has been vis iting relatives In Medford the past several days. a a ... Chimney Fire No damage was done by a chimney fire at 11 a. m. today at the home of Mrs. Olivia E. Osborne, 619 South Oakdale avenue. A fire department ohemleal crew stood by while the chimney soot burned Itself out. a a a Musicians Entertain In commem oration of National Music Week, last night's regular weekly dinner-meeting of the Active club In the Hotel Medtord was entertained by two vo cal solos by LaMurle Beck Witt, ac companied by Roberta Ward Bebb. and two piano selections by Roger Wolf. Paul Troeh of Portland was a guest. Local Actlvlans will meet In Joint session with the Grants Pass chapter next Tuesday night at Grants Pass. a a Flying North Capt. W. R. Parley of Fresno, Cel., west coast sales manager of the Forterfleld Aircraft corporation, Kansas City, arrived at Medford mu nicipal airport this morning. He was bound for Portland and departed as soon as his plane had been refueled. A late arrival yesterday was Capt. A. L. Fredericks, who was returning from Oakland, Cal to his post at Fort Lewis, Wash., In an army Doug las observation plane. House Bobbed While Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Prltchett were attending the theater Sunday evening, their home at 311 South king street was entered by a burglar who atole a women's white gold diamond ring valued at ai25. a woman'a white cameo ring and a man's 21-Jewel Waltham wrist-watch, city police re ported today. Entrance to the house was gained by cutting a hole through the back porch screen and unlocking the back door with a passkey, police Mia. A EXTRA Dont neglect the ba by on 'Mondays. Send your was hi n to n and enjoy an extrs rlsr every week. And dont forget we are equipped to give your white summer suits a new sparkling ap pearance. z-4 Laundry I 1 Ashland Speaker Mrs. Claude M. Hurd, president of the Medford Pro America club and member of board of trustees, will address the Ashland organization at 3:30 Thursday after noon In the Llthla hotel ballroom. Her subject will deal with the work of the club. a V.F.W. to Meet New officers will take their posts for the first time at the regular meetlnga of Crater Lake post and auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars In the Medford armory at 8 p. m. Friday. The agenda in cludes appointment of committees for the ensuing year, election of dele- gatea to the department encampment at Salem and the Initiation of sev eral candidates. a ' To Lumber Camp Stephen A Moore, lumberman of the Rogue River national foreat. left this morning for the logging camp of the Chlloquln Lumber company which la resuming timber operations near Chemult. John Henshaw of Butte Falls 'and Ansll Pearce of Eagle Point will be employ ed by the forest service as scalers. They will begin their employment at the site of the logging operations Monday, headquarters here an nounced. Inspector Here F. D. Maepherson, inspector of CCO projects for region 6 of the United States forest aer vloe. made an Inspection today at Camp Applegate. He arrived here yesterday and waa accompanied to the camp by W. L. Jones, construction superintendent of the Rogue River national forest. Mr. Maepherson was to remain here for several days, his next Inspection being scheduled t Camp South Pork. ,Attend Class "Analysis of Crimes" was the subject of an address by Detective brvle R. Williams of the Portland police bureau at the second of four classes of the pesos officers' training school In the council cham bers of city hall yesterday afternoon. Police officers attending were c. M. Dallas, Ken Williams, Pete Smith and Ben GraybiU of Grants Pass, and Walter J. Relnking, Dale B. Carr. Clyde Flchtner, Joe Cave. Ray Slon eker of Medford city police, and Al Stoehr of the state police. a Reports on Lake George Bouseom arrived here yesterday from Lake o' Woods where ha spent the winter aa caretaker. He left the mountain re sort Saturday, traveling to Klamath Palls via the Pelican guard station. He reported to Rogue River national forest headquarters here that when he left the lake the- ground was cov ered with 30 Inches of snow of heavy water content. The lake itself was at high level and the meadow north east of the lake Is flooded, he report ed. Center of the lake Is still covered with loe. Fish Lake Snow Three Inches of snow fell at Pish lake overnight Mon day. Rogue River national forest headquarters were Informed today by the county watermaater's office. Ground cover vesterdav mnrnlna vu 14 inches deep. The Butte Palls road was open as far as Willow Prairie, four miles from the Although the lake Is still partially coverea witn ice. nsning is good, for est service headquartera said. Ski Ings waa described as fair. a a Addressee Classes A. H. BanwelU manager or the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, thla morning addressed George Harrington's ad vanced occupational class in the lun- lor high school. Mr. Banwell told the class about productive enterprises In the Rogue valley and described mo possiDiuties jor future develop ment, explaining how the chamber of commerce helps In thla work. After his -mlnute talk, he answered ques tlons for 15 minutes. a Brings Prisoner Hughle Rleseem. 67, owner of a hotel at Fort Klamath, was being held In the Jackson county Jail today on a charge of selling liquor to Indians. He was brought here from Klamath Falls yesterday by Deputy Marshal Paul Hanlln after he had been bound over to the grand Jury under S260O ball by C. 8. Com missioner Bert C. Thomas In Klamath Palls. There are now 18 federal pris oners In the oounty Jail here await ing grand Jury action. Pour, all charged with selling liquor to In dlans, were brought from Klamath Palls by Deputy HanUn last Satur day. They were listed as Jamas Humphries, 41, James w. Sullivan. 39, William stone. 59. and John Ire land. 64, all of Klamath Palls. Stone completed a prison term for selling liquor to Indians only three weeks ago, Deputy Hanlln said. TOMORROW and Friday J I Oult mil I t'afV': .1 ,"" "!" I VV'-v' """V "aln X? A 1 1 h 1 I ruffed 7 , 1 Ioys story o f t h MUST E ND TO RITE ! Dorothy Lamour "i 'a The first Jungle story to reach the screen In the new Technicolor brings Dorothy Lamour and Ray Mllland to the New Craterian theater Sunday for a three-day showing In "Her Jungle Love." A romance between a handsome young aviator, whose airplane Is wrecked on a lonely South Sea Island, and an untamed native girl who has Dramatic Stars A tender romance between John Howard, a convict, and Jean Parker, the warden's daughter, Is set In bold relief against a background of grip ping drama and furious action in "Penitentiary," coming to the Rlalto theater for today and Thursday. Wal ter Conolly plays the warden. "The Girl Was Young." a romantic story of two young lovers, plays as the companion feature with Nova Pllbean tn the leading role. 4 Renew Contracts, OREGON CITY, May 4. (AP) Officials of mills here and at West Linn said today that existing con tracts governing working conditions and wages In the pulp and paper- making Industry on the west coast have been renewed automatically for 1938-39. HERE'S THE YANKEE sit wrtrtryn rr rnr n r r n A Two-Fisted Terror from the States Who Lands in London with a Chip on His Shoulder ... and Comes Back with the E m p i r e's Blondest Honey! TODAY 4 DAYS X. mm m with Lionel BARRYMORE MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN EDMUND 6 R I F F I T H in Sunday Picture h'X .'v.v... never before seen a white man, forms the story of the picture. The two lovers find adventures a-plenty when furious native tribes come to take their Island away from them. A new song hit. "Lovellght In the Starlight," Is Introduced by Miss La mour during the course of the film Play. DRILL TEST HOLES BUTTE DAM SITE A diamond drill crew Tuesday started drilling test holes on the South Pork of Little Butte creek, to determine rock conditions under lying the proposed Little Butte-Lake Creek dam to provide additional stor age space, and supplemental Irriga tion water supply for the Medford Irrigation district, and the Rogue River Vslley Irrigation district. The work Is under direction of the reclamation bureau. W. R. Iak iach, engineer In charge, with of fices In the county engineer's office. It Is reported the drilling will go down a- maximum of ISO feet, and a number of holes will be made, The work Is officially listed, at present, as the "Medford Investiga tions." A surveying crew and a geology party are expected to be assigned to investigation soon. 4 Civil Service Tests United States civil service commission today an nounced examinations for the posi tions of dragtender, fireman, oiler and quartermaster to fill existing and future vacancies In the Portland en gineer district. Competitors will not v r -r VIVIEN LEIGH 6 W E N N JONES 1 Wi&.jai.Mjr',w'v i be required to report for examination at any place, but will be rated on their experience and fitness. Appli cations must be on file at Portland not later than May 18. The com mtsKlon also announced an examina tion for the position of Instrument maker to fill existing and future va cancies In the Puget Sound navy yard. Applications for thla position must be In file at Bremerton, Wash., not later than May 10. Complete In formation regarding the positions and the examinations may be obtained at Medford postofflce from Earl H. York, secretary of the local board of olvll service examiners. 4 PETITIONS FILED Petitions bearing signatures of 800 Jackson county voters, urging a bill regulating picketing and boycotting by labor organisations or other groups, were filed with the county clerk yesterday. The petitions con tained the names of residents of all sections of the county, but princi pally In this city and suburban areas. Other petitions are tn circula tion. The picket regulating measure la Initiated by the Associated Farmers of Oregon, the Oregon Farm Bureau, the Hood River Growers, and indi viduals. Including Ralph W. Perry, candidate for the state gTange mas tership. Petitions have been checked and filed with the county clerk for the Town send Pension plan, snd the lot tery bills. 4 TYPEWRITERS. Blerma. 118 NO. Central. Phone 383. Too Late to Classify FOR Mother's Day a living gift a real miniature Pekingese. Also Dachshunds and classy Scotttes. Royal Rogue Kennels. 180 ELECTRIC refrigerator, 865.00. The befit buy in Oregon. Also some other furniture at sacrifice. 308 W. Jackson. YOUNG MAN wants work. Can do carpenter, mechanic, ranch or gar den work. Phone 939-Y. FOR SALE Apartment house, 6 apartments, completely furnished. Good Income. No vacancies. Well located on paved street. Price 83000. Terms. Also 4 -room house, bath, on paved street, near Junior high; 1300, Including furniture. Look this over. L. G. PICKELL, 16 S. Bartlett. FOR SALE 81500 trailer. Sacrifice for half. Two-year-old St. Bernard dog. Cedar St., central Point, op posite water tank. MAN for real business. Must be worker and invest 8250. Oood wages and future. Write Box 8063, Mall Tribune, for Interview. FOR 8ALE Beautiful home on Park Ave. See It and you'll like It. Only 8500 down. H. O. WILSON 7 Ohestnut. Phone 1064. Shows 1:4S-:4K-:M Mats Me Km 4e ItfdlM 10c Anytime m i v. 'i vs. mt wrr. i . m m w WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap ply at J-N Cafe, 37 South Front. FOR SALE Trombone and case, $10 Phone 739-R. ANOTHER LOAD of Klamath U. S No. 3 spuds. 60 lbs. 35c. at the RIVER SIDE MARKET. SPECIAL All psvmenta Included, Insurance, Interest and all necessary charges. "84 Plymouth DeLuxe 4-door Sedan: new paint, heater, tirs excellent .. Per Mo. 931. 57 '81 DeVaux Sedan Per Mo. 7.81 3fl Chev. Coupe....- Per Mo. 10.17 BR IOGS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. DeSoto- PI ymou t h . 133 South Riverside. WANTED Real placer claims. Olve description, location and cash price. Box SHOO, Tribune. FOR RENT Unfurnished 1-room cabin: lights and water paid; 16 mouth. 35 Louis. WANTED To buy good used electric White or Singer sewing machine. Domestic Shop. 19 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE See the (Double-File Vi burnum) in bloom at corner Grape and 3rd Sts. Slips rooted of same, 50c; also out flowers. FOR SALE 5 -room modern house: large double garage; $400 down, balance small monthly payments. 934 s. jacicson. 1936 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan; can hardly be told from new; perfect every way: 90-day new car guaran tee, and only 8585.00 on low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. SMALL furnished house; Frlgtdalre. 1SS 8. Grape. FOR SALS Meat market or beer walk-In box. 8 by 10. Almost s "W. Bargain price. Roy Guyer, Economy Mkt 13th and So. Riverside. Tel. 46 or 733-Y. WANTED All kinds of tractor work, plowing, discing, mowing, raking, etc. G. L. Robinson, Ross Lane, Phone 1626-L. FOR SALE Used Lawnmowers. Joe J. Jones. 33 N. Grape. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- rYitbral Olond-Aaa Tm'II kmp Oil il M ti tin Moraitt Ririo' Is Gt Tfa liver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile Into rour bowels ditlr- If this bIW ( not flowlnv freely, your food doesn't dlffett It just docayt in th bowali. Gu bloata up rour tomsoh. You set oonatlpatod. Your whole mtm li poltoned and yon feel our, .tunic nd the world looks punk. A men bowel morement doesn't fft at the cause. It takes those good, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to vet thee two pounds of bile Howlnv frely and make yoq feel up ant) up." Harmless, sentle, yet tssss lns In tnsklnc faUe flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver PlUs by dim t&. Stubborn ly refuse anything b mi Hen P1," PLUS IT'S ROMANTIC COMPANION NOVA PILBEAM A new star ti bora here the ii in the picture youll ever Ci'M ALL STAR CAST I II :h: I SEfflj .-s' EJHHBHBPHst. r 1 CONVALESCENT HOME, Ashland. Well equipped to care for Invalids and old people. FIRST CLASS auu. nulshlug ana quick service Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. MUSIC WEEK SPECIALS ON PIANOS 6 good used pianos going this week at a sacrifice. SamJI down payments. Balance terms to suit. Attend stu dent recitals on Monday, Wednes day and Thursday See what other children are doing with music and give your child a chance. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. MOTHXR'1 DAT - ludsy, Msr I Tk Ideal Gift (si MoAu ii Chocolates Ws haT lh. (amous Sampler (JL50) Am.rioa's boast box of candy, and tha FalrhlU ($1.00) -outstandina box of confections at its price. All fr.ah all decorat ed tor Mother's Day. Order aowl Heath s Drug Store Phone 884 it & . . and grandest seel mm 1 1 a! a-a-SSTlRsSS
