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iMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOBD, OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1938. PAGE NINE LOCAL and PERSONAL Elected Trustee L. P. Lozter, Med-for- Townsend pension plan leader, was elected a trustee ol the Oregon State Townsend Organization. Inc . at a meeting In Corvallls last week end, according to word received here today. l:4.Vfi:45-:(m Tomorrow & Sat.! Clarence E, Mulford's OpTjmjRPin 1HT0 ACTION Jsv t slx' BU" I- JkS Ei'tsiSCfwfi adventure i your rL" GREATEST WESTERN THRILL Your Newest Singing Star Gone Bad for Law's Sake! he hatl to prove'V ' J 'Vj he was a hero ant!;tXj J not a killer . . . THEY END TONIGHT! 1MI "l' Plus "Crime of Dr. Hallet" Club Dinner Townsend club No. 1 will sponsor a covered dish dinner at the Knights of Pythias hall, 3th and Grape streets, Friday evening. Union to Meet Local 1134. Paint ers and Paperhangers union, will convene this evening at 6 In the Labor temple. 310 West Main street. From Seattle Reginald H- Parsons of Seattle and Medford arrived here this morning on the train for a stay at his H merest Orchard home. ' In Portland Ernest Caton was in Portland today transacting business pertaining to the Nu-Way Mattress company here. Attend Clreui Ashland residents attending the circus here yesterday afternoon Included Mr. and Mrs. A L. Cogglns and Bud Gandee and son "Snuffy." Tn AnDleirate W. L. Jones, con struetlon miner! n tend ent of the Rogue River national forest, went to the Applegate district today to get road maintenance work under way. Get License Marriage licenses is sued in Grants Pass Tuesday at the county clerk's office Included one to Marian A. Gould of this city and Earl Greear, student at Chlloquln. On Business William L. Rice, audi tor for the Montgomery Ward com pany, arrived on this morning's train from Portland to spend the day In the local store on company duty. Deputy Returns Paul Hanlln, United States deputy marshal, return ed by train this morning from Port land whither he transferred a num ber of prisoners awaiting trial or grand Jury action. Returns Home William M. Mc Allister. Medford attorney, returned on this morning's train from Salem where he spent yesterday transacting business. To Remodel Garage Charles Hoff- beck of 334 South Grape street ap plied at the city building inspector's office yesterday for a permit to model a garage at a stated cost of $50. a Bicycle Stolen Stuart T. Wharton of 1307 West Main street reported to city police yesterday that his bicycle was stolen sometime Tuesday night It was a Zenith, license 537. he told police. a Examiner Coming Ward McReyn olds, state examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be in Medford city hall Saturday from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m Alt wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with him during those hours. Minor Accident Rue Freeman of Grants Pass and Maurice Cranston of 10 Berrydale avenue drove cars ln volved in a collision at the Inter section of Forest creek and Jackson ville roads Wednesday evening a city police report said today. SAVE AND BE SAFE! YOUR OLD TIRES TAKEN IN TRADE DURING W " Club to Meet Phoenix Garden club will meet at 3 p. ra. tomorrow tn the home of Mrs. M. R. H or ton. Back from North Jesse DeWilt. ranger in charge of the Union Creek district of the Rogue River national forest, returned by train yesterdiv from Portland where he underwent a complete physical examination at the Dr. T. Homer Coffen clinic. From Ashland Prof, and Mrs. An gus Bowmer of- Ashland were among out-of-town residents attending the Al G. Barnes and Sells Kioto com bined circus here last night. Mr. Bowmer Is professor of drama at the j Southern Oregon Normal school. ! Returns Home Ralph J. Bailey returned today to his Portland home after visiting here for several days. Mr. Bailey arrived here by motorcar Saturday night to spend Mother's Day with his parents. Mr. and Mis. Wlnfleld Bailey, of 745 West Jackson boulevard. In Corvallls Mrs. Blanche Taylor of 714 West 10th street ii in Corvallls where she Is visiting her son Theo dore, student at Oregon State col lege. Mrs. Taylor accompanied Mr.?. Myron Root north last week, the lat ter having returned here the first of the week. Fined S10 Pleading guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct, Ralph W. Ayres of 115 Florence street was fined $10 and costs in Justice of the peace court this morning. State po lice arrested Ayres last night at Vis carnival after he allegedly caused a disturbance and mildly resisted arresx. Flying South Charles LaJotte. chief pilot for the Gilmore Oil com pany, stopped at Medford municipal airport this afternoon to have his company's Bellanca plane refueled. He was en route from Portland to Los Angeles, having flown Earl Gil more. Jr., company president, to Port land last week. Overnight Guests Senaxor H. J. Elliott, accompanied by Mrs. Elliott, was a business visitor here yesterday and today. Senator Elliott formerly represented Polk and Benton coun ties in the state legislature. While here the visiters were overnight guests at the home of Senator Elliott's brother, Dr. B. R. Elliott. To Portland G. A. Barr left today by motorcar for Portland where ne will make his home. He has lived in Medford for a number of years and was part owner of the Jackson County Feed company at 4th a nd Bartlett streets. He was accompanied to Portland by C. W. Konkle. owner of the company, who will attend t convention of feed store operators. Get Appointments Six appoint ments for service fellowships at Near York university have been granted by the eastern college officials, accord ing to the Oregon State Barometor, Among the O.S.C. men receiving an appointment was James Edwards, son of C. S. Edwards,. claim deputy In the unemployment compensation com mission office In the city hal here. Candidate Here Reade M. Ireland, Republican candidate for the short United States senate term, conferred here this morning. A native Oregon Ian and World war veteran, Mr. Ire land is engaged In the Insurance and farm management business In Port land. He has been attending night school of the Northwest college of law and will receive his degree June 8. From here he was to go to Grants Pass. Coqullle and Marshfleld. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mann of 816 East Main street, ac companied by Miss Betty Vilm of 303 Genesee street, returned last night by motorcar from the north. Mr. and Mrs. Mann were guests over the week-end of their daughter, Janet, at the University of Oregon In Eugene. Miss Vtlm visited friends In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Mann and Miss Vllm met in Portland for a the ater party before returning home. In Roxy Role MAY 14-21 Trade In those old, risky tire on safe new GOOD YEARS! Thou sands of" stop tests prove that Goodyears are the safest tires. And, Goodyears today give ten times longer tire life than you got in the old days and at one-quarter of the cost ! Don't wait longer get our generous trade-in allowance. " Em the safe! (Ire 1 not complere terve inner tire em bit jrou to brint without the protection of GOOD- your car to ( sure stop, with' YEAR LIFEGUARD. If easing and out lurch, twervs or dinger! Let u tube f. til, the two-ply UfrGuard re- equip yoercif with LIFEGUARDS. Bedford Service Station YOUR TIRE SHOP 0. C. Furnas, Proprietor Main Street and Pacific Highway. .' Phone 14 When "Angel" takes a day off. trou ble's In the offing, and Jane With ers' fans are off on the laugh spree of their lives In "Angel's Holiday." playing at the Roxy theatre today and tomorrow. Sally Blane. Robert Kent and Joan Davis are In support of the popular star. Club to Meet Past Commanders club of southern Oregon will hold its regular quarterly meeting In the American Legion hall tn Ashland nn Monday. A chicken dinner will be served at 8 p. m.. followed by a busi ness session, according to notices re ceived by local members. The club is composed of past commanders rf the various Legion posts In Aahland, Medford, Grants Pass and Kerby. It meets regularly ta discuss matters of Importance to the Legion. Committees Named Two more 1938-39 standing committees of th Jackson County Chamber of Com merce were announced today by Eu gene Thorndike, president. They were the legislative committee : County Judge Earl B. Day, chairman. H. S. Deuel. William M. McAllister. Earl Newbry. Ralph O. Stephenson, Glenn O. Taylor and Don Newbury; and the publicity committee : Herb Grey, chairman. Leo Blahop. Moore Hamil ton and L. M. Welsenburger. N Dinner Session Southern Oregon Optometry association met In regu lar monthly session Wednesday night at the Hotel Medford for dinner. Later the doctors proceeded to tne office of Dr. Robert E. Leo for a business meeting and their wives ad journed to the home of Dr. George S. Jennings for a social evening. Mem bers from Grants Pass were "H. W. Herman and O. H. Scheetz. From Medford the following doctors and their wives attended: A. W. Outsell, G. S. Jennings. Robert E. Lee, C. L. Perkins and Robert M. Hood. v Plowing Road A crew of CCC men from Camp South Fork was engaged today tn plowing the snow-blocked roed to Fish lake. The road would be plowed to within 1 miles of the lake tonight. Rogue River na tional forest headquarters said. No attempt will be made to plow the road beyond that point because the snow is too deep, headquarters stated. Turn-off and parking space will be provided, at the end of the plowed section. The crew is using a tractor with a blade attached. Laurance Espey, project superintendent, is In charge of the work. Dental Course A large attendance Is expected at the post -graduate course In dentistry for the child, to be held In the Hotel Medford Satur day afternoon and evening beginning at 1:30 p. m. Dentists from the en tire county and surrounding com munities are Invited. The course is BALLOON DANCE Saturday Night May 14th Sams Valley Grange Hali Hal Grow's Orchestra Men 40c Ladies 10c IF YOUR HAND SHOWS YOU MS THIS TYPE, TRY THE BOURBON THAT'S g gt 1! Unbroken Heart Line nttni int almow tcttm tb httvi 4e ootra pltaiarr-ltwlnf type. Wen Dtvetaeed Ufa Um Indinif oc wbo tike an of bimwlf . . . 4x w 4alr . bvt wbo t met rat ii ntthg s4 drtnkiBf. If you are this type . . . look for the bottle with this emblem attached to its neck. It's the "double rich" Kentucky straight Bourbon! A 90 HOOF vhiihT Ik r . . . Mlt M ' In KmntrfcT by Ktfitoefcurti tfct trod M Kmmtf ty. JeVK COP. SC HEN LEY PRODUCT CO..IKC..N.Y.C CW IschenleyTI PINT -80t QUART 91.55 STHA16HT BOURBON MSKir W Romantic Pair William Boyd u "Hopalong Cas- aldy" and Natalie Moorhead as a cou rageous woman rancher provide the romantic Interest In "Heart of Ari zona," which playa at the Rlalto theatre tomorrow and Saturday. Oeorge Hayea. popular comedy star and pal of Hoppy, Is again In the cast of the Clarence B. Mulford thrill er which also Includes Russell Kay- den and John Elliott. Bob Baker, newest of the singing cowboys, plays In the added West ern feature, "The Singing Outlaw." sponsored by the Southern Oregon Dental society In cooperation with the dental division of the Oregon state board of health, the Oregon 8tate Dental society and the state board of dental examiners. Speakers will Include Dr. J. Allan Sampson of Van couver, B. C, specialist in children's dentistry and former associate editor of Oral Health. ' 4 Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p m. ADDING MACHINES Blerma, 116 N. Central. Phone 283. 4 Special Communication. Medford Lodge No. 103, A. P. It A. M., Friday. May 13, "is 8 P' m' Worlt degres. L. L. Sanders, W. M. R. K. Sweeney, Secy. Too Late to Classify ROOM FOR TWO 153 No. Oakdale. FOR SALE Business property In Medford drawing 13 Interest; MOO cash will hsndle. Box 3390, Tribune. WANT Transportation to Los An geles. 318 Hamilton. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In modern home, close In. Box 3308, Tribune. WANTED TO RENT 8 or 8-room modern holse, good location. Per manent. Phone Ashland 435-R, or write Box 3103, Tribune. FOR SALE Iris, new shades and col ors: the world's best. Glascock's Nursery, 36. Beatty. ELECTRIC Fence Exchange, 117.80 up. Harry Weagant, Ashland Ph. ll-F-4. SB PONTIAC SIX SEDAN FOR SALE BY OWNER Must sell at once at Big Reduction low mileage, good as new car. Terms. Call T. A. COLBERTSON. Tel. 603. FOR SALE Arborvltae for accent shrubs: foundation planting. Olas cock'a Nursery, 364 Beatty. FOR SALE or trade for Medford prop erty, IVi A. tract. 5-room house, garage, woodshed, fruit-room, chick en house, peach, apricot and ber ries: A-l alfalfa, free soil, good water: mile N. Bear creek bridge at Central Ponlt. H. E. James, Rt. 1, Box 300. Central Point, Ore, GLADIOLI, le each, all colors. 331 Maple at end of N. Bartlett. Mrs. Cllne. 8-ROOM PLASTERED HOUSE, fur nished: close In on paved street. Full price IIS00. Terms. C. S. Butterfleld. 400 Medford Bldg. FOR RENT Apt. 3. furnished. Dur rell Court, 333 N. Holly. FOR RENT 8-room stucco home at 133 Almond. Phone 1001-W. CLASSY Scottle puppies. Sired by Champlon'a Son, 816 each. Royal Rogue Kennels. FOR SALE 1039 Ford model A coupe; exoellent condition. Priced to sell. Phone 1053-Y, 1934 DE LUXE Master Chev. Coupe: 200 cash, balance easy monthly payments. 713 Palm St. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 8-room suburban home, electrically equip ped, oil burner, overstuffed, piano. Reasonable. Phone 408-H. FOR RENT 4 rooms, bath, unfur nished, modern. Want stesdy rent ers. 16 Myers St. Key at 8 East Jackson. 3-ROOM apartment, private entrance. Reasonable to steady adult tenants, 0 East Jackson, FOR SALE Registered Guernsey - bull. No. 318208; 4 years oia; weu marked. Howard C. Short, Eagle Point, Ore. SLEEPING ROOM with sitting room, very pleasant. 706 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT 8-room modern house, partly furnished If desired. Call 406-R-4. FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. 338 N. Riverside. 1036 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan: beau tiful gunmetal finish like new: 00 day new car guarantee. Only 8579 on low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributor!. FOR SALE Cut flowers, snowballs, oriental poppy, Iris and ltly-of-tho-valley. Bouquets 15c. Viburnum roots 80c. 343 North Grape. GILMORE Lubrication Specialist will be at "Rudy's GUmore Service," 303 So. Central, Friday and Satur day. Your car will receive special attention at our regular 90c prloe. All work guaranteed. FOR SALE Fresh cow: slso 3 cows to freshen In few days. W. F. Martin, Crater Lake Hwy., mile south Eagle Point. WANTED By refined, well-qusllfled lady, a position as companion, prac tical nurse or housekeeper In moth erless home. Excellent cook and manager. Box 3384, Tribune. WEEK-END BARGAINS White flan nels, gray ault, 3 pairs pants. sle 36; anklets, overall, Jacketa. men's and women's clothing and shoes. It N. Front. 3 Little Miss "Hilarity" Has Something Up Her Sleeve It may b : may I a iear-gai bomb ... or brick. ..or cream puff... But She's Got Something! WITHERS HOLIDAY with SALLY BLANE Rob t KENT Joan DavU 4ELfltJ TOWNSEND CLUB NO. 1 will have a covered dish luncheon at the K. P. hall, Friday evening. FOR SALE 13 fine weaner pigs, L. W. Badger, 3Vi miles west Central Point on Old Stage road. WANTED To get In touch with some private party with capital to Invest on ahort term paper carrying hlgn rate of Interest. Not real estate. A-l security. 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