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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, frrEDFOIlD, OREflOX, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1938. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and From FboenU The Rr. E. F. UcFarland and son Alex of Phoenix mre Medford caJlera Tuesday. From Trail D. Sawyer of Trail transacted business In Medford Tues day afternoon. From Ashland Gene Rltsslnger and Clay Sugg of Ashland were busi ness visitors In Medford this morning. Prospect Visitors Mrs. K. S. Wright and Mrs. Dale Griffin and children of Prospect transacted business In, this city Tuesday. Meeting Postponed Alpha Delta class of the First Christian church has postponed the meeting scheduled for Thursday, until next month. Fined $2 Richard Miling of Med ford was fined S3 In city court yes terday for failing to stop his auto mobile at a stop street. Returns Home F. E. Thompson, resident engineer for WPA, returned last night to Medford from Prtne ville where he spent three days vaca tioning. Minor Accident Edwsrd R. Pre fountain of Gold Hill and George W. Lance of Gold Hill drove cars involved In a minor accident on the Foot's creek road yesterday morning, a city police report said today. New Residence George F. Cook of 60 Kenwood Wsy applied at the city building inspector's office yes terday for a permit to construct a new residence and garage at a stated ost of $2500. t S. P. Auditor Here Harry Grin dell of Eugene, traveling auditor of the Southern Pacific company, ar rived yesterday to make a routine check of local stations. He expected to remain here for three days. Drunks Punished Louis Verschoor, 39, and Frank W. Meyer. 34, both charged with drunkenness, were or dered by City Judge Allen D. Curry yesterday to leave town immediately or spend 10 days in city Jail. They aid they would leave. Vacation Ends Huge H. Guenther resumed his position as clerk at Med ford post of rice Monday following I two weeks' vacation spent In sight- see Inn in the Rogue valley. Part of the vacation was spent at the Guen ther summer cabin at Union Creek. Bond Practice Accordion band members will rehearse tomorrow after- aeon at 4. in the Baldwin piano shop. 133 West Main street. All members are asked to attend rehearsal in prep ..ration for the band's recital in Cen tral Point the same evening. Mrs. Harry Prentice is director. To Honolulu L. C. Gulp, public accountant, left by train last night far Sen Francisco whence he will sail for Honolulu, where he will establish business. Mr. Culp was scoutmaster f Boy Scout troop 6 and the entire troop waa at the railroad station to bid him farewell. He resided In Holly court. Medics to Meet - Jackson County Medical society will hold a dntner meetlng at 7 thla evening in the Idthla hotel, Ashland. Dr. E. G. Everett will be host. Dr. R. B. Dille hunt and Dr. Henry H. Dixon. Port land specialists here to conduct a children's clinic of orthopedics and psychotherapy, will be the principal speakers at the meeting. Taking Course Grace L. Kims, proprietor of the Marlnelio beauty salon at 303 North Holly street, Is taking a three weeks' Intensive course In hair styling In Hollywood. She left for the southern California fash ion center by motorcar last Friday. While In the south aha will also at tend hair styling demonstrations and hows. a Court of Honor Boy Scout troop i, sponsored by the Lions club, will hold Its third court of honor Thurs day at 7:45, In the Roosevelt school auditorium. Three boys will be In vested with the tenderfoot badge and several boys will receive advancement and merit badges. Parents of the boys are especially invited to attend the ceremonies by Earl Miller, scout master, and the troop committee. To Attend Dinner About 50 mem bers of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce are expected to attend the chickep dinner to be given by the Ladles' Civic club In the Central Point Grange hall at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. The general public Is Invited, fellow ship being the object of the dinner. Tickets may be procured at the cham ber of commerce. Attendance of chamber of commerce members Is urged by the Inter-city visitation committee headed by George Hensel man. See This New Power Mower - . .!. Out n" fdlorn J) w At PERSONAL On Business Mrs. L. A. Frost of Grsnts Pass visited and transacted business here Tuesday afternoon. j From Talent Mrs. Earl T. Newbry i of Talent was a Medford visitor to day. , I Klamath Callers - Mrs. Blanche McCune and son Bobby Stanley of Klamath Falls arc visiting for several . days In this city. Box Social Fraternal Order of Eagles and auxiliary will hold a box social and dance following their week ly business meetings In the Medford armory at 8 p. m. tomorrow. Boxes of lunch will constitute the sdmit tanoe charge to the dance, the boxes to be auctioned. Each couple Is re quested to bring a box. The affair is sponsored by the Eagles' drill team. Rites Tomorrow Funeral services for Leon G. Dunn will be held at Klamath Falls at 10 a. m. tomorrow In the Ward chapel. Interment will take place In the Mountain View cem etery, Ashland. Mr. Dunn. 86 years old and a veteran Southern Pacific brakeman, committed suicide in his Klamath Falls home Monday, accord ing to the findings of Coroner George Adler. He formerly resided in Ash land. , Planning Meeting About 50 cham ber of commerce representatives are expected to attend the planning dinner-meeting in the Hotel Medford at 6:30 this evening. Sponsored by the tourist and roads and highways com mittees of the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce, the meeting will make plans to accelerate highway de velopment and to Increase tourist travel In southern Oregon. Repre sentatives will attend from the cham bers of commerce In Grants Pass. Ashland, Roseburg and Yreka, Cal. New Medford Officer Captain Lee M. Bown announced today that Ray mond L. Harris had been assigned to the game division of the state police in the Medford district and would operate from this office during the summer months. Harris was formerly employed by the Umpqua national forest and has been a member of the Oregon state police force for sev eral months. With his wife and fam ily, he has taken residence here and will start work immediately. Elected to Office The Rev. Henry W. Anderson. Medford CCO district chaplain who has been attending the national convention of the Chaplains association, U. 8. army, in Washing ton, D. C, has been elected vice president of the national association representing the ninth corps area group, according to word received here. Mrs. Anderson accompanied the chaplain on the trip and they are returning via Tennessee, Ohio, Illi nois and Wisconsin, and expect to be back about June 9. They are attending the northern Baptist con vention in Milwaukee, Wlawthla week. 20-30 NOMINATES NEW OFFICERS IN Nominations of officers for the ensuing year were made st the regu lar weekly dinner-meeting of the Medford 30-80 club In the Hotel Jackson last night, with Neville Blden being the lone nominee for the presidency. For vice-president, Merrltt Kittle and El Colver were nominated and for sergeant-at-arms, BUI Meyers and Franklin George were named. Four of the following win be elected to the board of directors: Harold WalL Andy Anderson. Fred Schmidt, Harry Plnneo. Jack Hartley, Gene Monaco, Bill Cunningham and Mur ray Gardiner. Election will be held at the June 6meetlng. It was announced that Ralph "Sleepy" Lay ton of Sacramento, president of the 20-30 club associa tion, will attend the annual state convention to be held In Medford June 11. Two hundred delegates and guests are expected to pour Into the city on that occasion, which will be featured by a party dance at the Chateau the night of June 11, for MORROW COLOR TO- fro Stars in "Start Cheering" - en? Sf1mW k Grinning out at yon Just above ar e some of the many stars' In "Start Cheering," coming Sunday to the C raterlan theater. Reading from top to bottom on the left, you find Jon nny Green, the orchestra leader. Char les 8 tar ret t, and Hal LeRoy. Read in g again from top to bottom, on the 20-30 club members and their friends only, and a business meeting at Valentine's the morning of June 13. Entertainment at last nlght'a meet ing was furnished by C. Glenn Smith, senior high school principal, who showed motion pictures of Pan ama taken on his trip there last year, and who gave an Interesting talk on that country. Guests at the meeting were Walter Bowns and Newman Billings. Ritz Bros, Donald Duck At Craterian The Rita Brothers and - Donald Duck on the same program. That is the entertainment treat promised Craterian theater patrons starting today for a four-day showing. A wild and wacky comedy hit of corn pone and corn llcker, revenue Fugitive Lovers With But One Chance To Live . . . ! Olympe Bradna, who stole your heart in "Souls At Sea" .... soars to stardom in this exciting story of two lovers and their life of crime I I) TODAY and THUR Twin Hits! DRGO.0.Y1 "True Confession of t woman wbo ought hap pi new with one man . . hut found danger tn the love of another! SALLY EILERS PAUL KELLY I right this time, you discover Gertrud e Mesen. Jimmy "SchnozrJo" Durante, Joan Perry, Walter Conolly, and Pro feasor Quiz. Also in "Start Cheering. though not present at the moment, a re The Three stooges, Hrotlerlck Craw ford, Virginia Dale and a host of oth ers. agents and feuds, brings the mad Rltzes In their newest, and from all reports their funniest comedy hit. "Kentucky Moonshine." With them In the cast are Tony Martin, Mar- BETTER KODAK PICTURES Careful developing and expert printing assures you of "more good pictures on every roll." In at 11 out at 5 SWEM'S Photo Supplies ill'lVii.J' M OLYMPE BRADNA GENE RAYMOND OLENDA FARRELL LEWIS STONE PORTER HALL Ml!) with Now At Rialto ... ' Sally Ellers has the dramatic lead opposite Paul Kelly in "Nurse From Brooklyn." eicltlng story of a wo man nurse who loses her heart to man she believes has ahot her brother, whtoh plays as the added feature with "Stolen Heaven" at the Rialto Theater today and tomorrow only. Gene Raymond and Otympe Bradna have the leading roles In the latter. Jorle Weaver. Slim Summervllle, John Carradine, Wally Vernon and Berton Churchill. , The popular Disney cartoon char acter, Donald Duck, plays the char acter role of a school boy In the new technicolor animated comedy, "Donald's Better Self." He la assist ed by two etheral characters like himself, his Evil Self and his Better Self. Both try to influence him in everything be does. After a series of exciting events, Better Self finally wins over Evil Self and Donald be comes a much wiser duck. Too Late to Classify WANTED Girl for general house work and care of children. Phone 1139-T. FOR SALE LaSalle Sedan, priced for sale: perfect condition; family car. 139 S. Fir. WANTED a wood cutters with drag saw. Steady work. See R. Walters. Valley Fuel Co., between la and 1, Thursday. 1029 BUICK Sedan; only one owner; driven very little; In storage two years; all new tires. A real bargain only $97. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. FOR RENT Air-oonditloned room In new home. Hotel accomodations. Moderately priced. 38 North Orange. Phone 1790-J. LEAVING Tuesday for Denver and Wichita; take passenger, share ex penses. 333 S. Orange. SWEETPEAS, 36o bouquet: alto other flowers. Week days only. 30 So. Peach. WANTED TO HIRE for month, bob tall or logging truck. 1108 I. 11th. 1930 BUICK Sedan, good condition. Will trade for small acreage near Medford. Inquire 38 North Front.! FOR SALE Modern 5 -room home, near Junior high and grade schools. Sewer In, paving paid. Box 3646, Tribune. FOR RENT 8 -room house at 306 King St., 3 blocks from courthouse. Phone 85 or 1911-W. 1S5 ACRES. 40 acres Irrigated, fine creek land; house and barn. Make us an offer. Box 3643, Tribune. FOR SALE Large Ice-box. 7 Ml; 3-burner electric plate, 1.50. 830 W. 13th St. BARBER WANTED Saturdays. Lloyd's Shop, 40 N. Front St. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay In field. Ready now. Jim Gregg, Central Point. STILL TIME to plant glads. Bulbs lc. All colors. 331 Maple St. WANTED By married man. farm or dairy work, or what have you? Clarence Arnold, xrau, ore. FOR RENT 7-room bungalow. Ross Lane. F. L. TouVelle. Tel. 3&5-J-3 FOR RENT 3 -room upstairs apt. 138 6o. Holly. LOST Brown alpper brief case Valuable to owner. 136 W, Main, Phone 903. FOR SALE 1037 model General Electric 6 cu. ft. DeLuxe refriger ator. Used 10 months. Bargain for cash. Call 1218-Y. LAWRENCE HUBERT VIOMNISl With Rublnoff, George Stoll, Raymond Paige. Beginners and advanced at u dents accepted. Violin lesson strictly private. Special classes Guitar and Banjo Studio Baldwin Piano Bhoppe Phone 335 V .radio -W of TBOHKI- COLOR CDC- PARTLY furnished house; also bach elor's cabin. Phone 1748-Y. ZINNIA and Aster plants. Dressler's. 1107 E. Main. PIANO CLEARANCE SALE We are closing out our entire stock of fine used planoa at unheard of low prices. If you want a piano, don't fall to see these good buys. Best used pianos of well known makea In southern Oregon as low as SIS. Small down payment, easy terms. Sale starts Saturday, May 38. Hawley Transfer, 118 No. River aide. FOR SALE Comfortable 3 -room oabln on Rogue river. Phone 1438. FOR SALE 6 -room modern house. 3 bedrooms, floored attic, large lot. shade trees, shrubbery. Inquire 1109 W. Main. Nitfht I imitarl Lv Portland 9:30 P.M. NlglH LIHIIICU Arrive, Spokan 7:00 A.M. IVERY REGULAR CAR AIR-CONDITIONED Observation club car, with lounge, fountain, barber, bath, . periodicals, cards. Latest types of atandard and tourist leeping cars Deluxe coaches, with lounges for men and women, deep individual teats, porter service, free pillows. nu Cvnra Leaves Portland 8:30 A.M. UdJ CAJrC3d Arrive Spokan 6:30 P.M. Observation reserved seat coach, wide windows, individual chairs (50c), cafe economy meals, standard coach. Scenery of Columbia River and Cascade Range, Bonneville Dam. LOW TRAIN FARES Coach ... I 7.90 one way, $14.25 roundtrip Tourist . . 8.43 one wsy, 18.05 roundtrip Standard,. 11.24 one way, 16.90 roundtrip And Rt,.rT.d 8tat Co.ch. fftrta sod ttutrii ( eAlrfM Mdiltioat S.uth.rn Pacific', horn, is.nt will sail through tlck.ti Id connection with th. t. P. ft t. Ry. st proportion dr.,. D.tatU or llluttrttaddold.ra will b fumiahod on raquaat R. H. CROZIBR. Qan. Paaiangar Ant, American Bank Bids, Portland . .-a a ... 011 WP awrx- "Moon.,..- " " Korsi HAIL INSURANCE at standard rates. Prompt and satisfactory adjust ments. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC. HAVE motor and chassis steam clean ed for summer driving at Mltcaell Auto Beauty Shop. HELP STOMACH vPhoMX JoSl Eat Everrthini from Souo to Nut Th tomtch ihould dlUt two pounU of fM4 ponrlT rout atomarh pouri out tot much fi'itd. Tour food dpsn't dleMt tnd jra htt fii, heart burn, oauie. pain or tour atowii. You fl tour. Irk and upiat all orar. Doctor atj narar t&ka a taxaUr for tenaca rata. It la (Unnroui and foulUh. It takn tfiow ltU bUrit UbltU callad Ball-ana for lndlg-lioa Is mak lha aifMa atomaeh fluid haroltii. roller Sittua In S DtautM and put jcu ba-k on lour L Relief ll to quirk It ia unuinf utd on 25 aacauf worw U. Aas for BaU-u Ik IwUtwUoa choici or s. p. a s. trains DAY OR NIOHT . .iiat l Complete Shows at 1:45 6:45 and 9:00 Matinees 30c Evenings 40c Kiddies 10c Anytime HUBBARD BROS. 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