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JrEDFORT) MATT, TRTBUXE. nRDFOKD. OREGON. TVEDNTDAY. .TTTCE 1. 1938 PAGE FIVE LOCAL aiid From Ashland Percy Arant of Ah)nd wm a busintu Tlaitor In Medford thli morning. genslon Delayed Meeting of the Mftdford home extension unit, sched uled for Thursday, has been post poned to a future date. Townsend Dinner Townsend club No. 1 will serve a dinner Friday even ing from 8:30 to 7:30 at the Town send hall on West Main street. Returns Home Mrs. Eve Benson of 13S West Main street recently return ed from Eugene where she attended the graduation of her son Noel from the University of Oregon. Visit Cabin Mr. and Mrs. Rlohard Mole and family of 522 South New town street were week-end gueata at the cabin of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wtl Hams on Shady Cove. At Yre.ka Mrs. Margaret Burton and daughter Beverly and mother. Mrs. James D. Falrchlld of 701 South Oakdale avenue spent Memorial Day visiting friends In Treka. Cal. Returns to Of fire Edith Nichols returned to her position In the city superintendent's office today after being confined to her home yester day with a slight Illness. On Coast Mr. and Mrs. Ray An drews of 842 South Riverside avenue, accompanied by Viola Penland and Bob Stewart, spent the week-end vis iting on the coaht. Visits Parents Henry Hathaway of Eugene visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hathaway, at their home at 1017 East Main street over the Memorial Dny week-end. On Inspections H. C. Obye, asslat - ant supervisor of, the Rogue River national forest. Is spending the week making Inspections In the Union Creek and Butte Falls districts of the forest. Vacation Over Rolsnd G. Beach resumed bis duties as assistant post master yesterday after spending a vacation with Mrs. Beach at Silicons. Most of the sojourn was spent in fishing. In Coram Lee Bullls of Flor ence avenue returned yesterday from Corvallls where he attended the Ore gon State college baccalaurate ser vices. He stayed at the Sigma Nu fraternity house of which he Is a member. Prom Portland Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carton, accompanied by Mr. Car Ion's brothers, Richard and Robert, of Portland, spent the week-end here visiting Mrs. Carton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Arnold, at their home on Route 1. They made the trip by motorcar. ' V Candidate Here Andrew C. Burk. sheriff of Marlon county and Demo cratic candidate Ar congress, and daughter arrived In Medford today. This afternoon they attended the graduation exercises of Southern Ore gon Normal school In Ashland where Mr. Burk's son Is one of the gradu ates. Back from Sooth Mr. and Mrs. Cordy Sunderman and small daugh ter of 716 South Peach street return ed by motorcar last night from San Francisco where they spent the Dec oration Day week-end. . Mr. Sunder msn is recreation technician of the Rogue River national forest. To Corvallls A group of local debutantes spending the week-end In Corvallis Included Virginia LlndJey. Key Ford and Betty Vilm. Miss Vllm was a guest at, her sorority, PI Beta Phi, and the ohher two were guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house where they are members. The group : made the trip by motor and atopped In Eugene for a brief visit before re turning to Medford. I To Aquatic School Lieut. Dewltt T. Sneed, Jr.. and John R. Fa too h. educational adviser, will attend an aquatic first aid and life-saving school at Guernewood. CaU June 20 to 30. as representatives of the Medford CCC district. During July they will con duct a similar school here for the CCC men of this district. The school Is held each year In the Medford dis trict to .juallfy selected men from the various camps as teachers of first aid and life-saving technique. The trained enrol lees then conduct sim ilar schools at their camps. Surprise Hit of the Year! Tomorrow and Friday with irinnlnger Andy Detlne It ttevlne VI Jl wini.n, 2 xtfl narga A. Trimble a. Will Rog er Other HI'RRY: ENDS TONIGHT! I III IkifB e roirv m i -Mil PERSONAL Clinic Tomorrow Regular monthly well-baby clinic will be held from 1:30 to 4 p. m. tomorrow In the Spar row memorial suite at the Jackson county courthouse. Dr. 0. X. Drum mond will be In charge. He will be assisted by Mrs. Blanche Runels Friable, supervisor of county nurses. Parents are requested to telephone ISM) for appointments. Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard L. Dudley of 35 Myrtle street had as their guests over the week-end Mrs. Dudley's five brothers. The group came here especially to see their father, P. H. Dunn, who Is recovering from an operation performed Friday in the Community hospital. Visitors Included Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dunn of Crescent City. Cal., and Harvey, Lee. Floyd and Clarence Dunn, all of Olympla, Wash. In Eugene Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Deuel returned to their home at 1100 South Oakdale avenue yesterday after having spent the weekend In Eugene. On Monday evening they attended the graduation exercises of the University of Oregon at which time Mrs, Deuel's son. Jack Enders. was gradtiated. End era, a member of Sigma Nu fra ternity, recently was awarded a cash prize for a life insurance speech In a contest. From Yuma Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bunton of Yuma, Arte., en route to their home after an extensive tour of the United States, visited here Sat urday evening at the home of I. H. Humphrey and his daughter, Vera Humphrey. Mr. Bunton stated that attar seeing Oregon's beautiful scenic spots he was Just about to forget Florida. Over the week-end the Hum phreys had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Ted Law of Booth. Publisher Here Harvey R. Ling, publisher of the Daily Review In Bur bank, Cal.. and his sister. Mrs. Arthur J. Rose, were Medford callers today. Mr. Ling Is well known In this city, having lived here for a number of years before moving to California. Mrs. Rose was formerly Maud Ling, also formerly of this city. She at tended a 1913 class meeting of the Ashland high school of which she was a member-. Brings Prisoner George Curtis. 31. of Chlloquln was being held In Jackson county Jail today on a chaige of hunting waterfowl on the Klamath Indian reservation. He waived pre liminary hearing before U. S. Com missioner Bert Thomas in Klamath Palls and ball was set at 91000. The prisoner was brought to the county Jail here last night by Paul Haniin. United States deputy marshal, to await grand Jury action. Army Openings United States army recruiting restrictions in force since early February have been tem porarily removed to permit accept ance of men to fill vacancies with the 29th engineers now stationed in Port land on a topographical mission, it was stated In a press release today from MaJ. H. D. Bsgnall. recruiting officer of this district. Full infor mation regarding requirements for enlistments with the engineering de tachment msy be procured from Sgt. Willis S. Estep at the recruiting sta tion In Medford city hall. Applica tions will be received only during this month, Major Bagnall counselled. On Forest Work Expansion of operations for the summer sesson on the Rogue River national forest was indicated today when headquarters announced employment of several men in protective work. Starting work today were Robert Webb, Cen tral Point school teaehnr a training officer; Russell Winn of Trail, protective assistant at Lake o' Woods; Dale Bums, Oregon state for eatry student, protective assistant at Union Creek: John Byrne, lookout si raiiowuox station In the Apple, gate; and Carjr Taber and George Boussum, fire guards stationed at the warehouse on McAndrewa road where flre-flhllns Miiim.i i. . . for quick dispatch to any area of the r. cyme is the first lookout to be posted this year. Shows 1:45-7:00-9:15 30c-40c-10c GREAT is right!! a End, gat. Night COMS BARLT in OLD CHICAGO POIER-FAYE-AMECHF r, 3t3 BAWOIVDd-tONLin 9 J Extra! HI r" rX FT MM HE DONALD DtCK In Walt nimM'i 10NJIOMI OROiir COMING lLND.V Cdw. Er. nORTON JACKIE COOOAS BFTTT OR MILE I f wrC V",T,, with Car Vpset A machine driven by Gordon L. Schermerhorn of 20 South Fir street was upset at 4th and Orape streets yesterday afternoon when struck on the right rear fender by a car operated by Ernest G. Burslng of 610 West Clark street, a city police report ssld today. Nobody was hurt and neither car was badly damaged, the report said. Shift In CCC Capt. Glenn J. Key, Medford CCC district motor trans port officer (or the past three years, has assumed command of Company S22 at Camp Whltmore. He succeeds Capt. Alvln M. Clbula. who la retir ing from the civilian conservation corps to re-enter private employment. Capt. Key, who has made his home in Medford. Is moving with his family to Redding. Cal. Capt. Ernest J. Brugger, district sales officer.' will serve as district motor transport officer. To Convention Postmaster Frank DeSousa will leave tomorrow for Baker to attend the annual conven tion of the Oregon eMpter of the National Association of Postmasters. The convention will be held Friday and Saturday. Scheduled speakers In clude Gov. Charles H. Martin. I. A. 8 moot of Salt Lake City, president of the national association: Jesse C. Donaldson. - deputy first assistant postmaster -general; Ramsey Black, third assistant postmaster-general, and William MacSwaln of the United States secret service. Mr. DeSou7a Is chairman of the Oregon chapter's committee on resolutions. Also at tending from Jackson county will be J. H. Fuller, postmaster at Ashland. Forest Creek FOREST CREEK, June 1. (Spl.) Forest Creek school closed May 24, completing one of the most success ful year's work In Its history. Three pupils graduated from the eighth grade. They were Wayne and Nor man Meeds and Annabelle Hoxsworth. Accompanied by their teacher. Mrs. Nettie Armprlest, and Elva Chestnut, they went to Ashland May 27 to par ticipate in' the county graduation exercises. , Ivan Davtes lost a full day from his logging Job when his truck broke down May 24, and had to be com pletely overhauled. Mrs. Stanley Che-ami t and family, Leonard, Reva and Elva, accompanied by Mrs. Nettle Armprlest. attended the Jacksonville high school bacca laureate services at the Presbyterian church May 22. Mrs. Ivan Davles was a business visitor In Medford, May 25. She also underwent a minor operation for sinus trouble at the doctor'a office. Last school board meeting of the year was held at the home of Mrs. Paul Pearce, retiring chairman. In Jacksonville, May 21. Mrs. Pearl Pearce tendered her resignation and school affatrs were brought to a close. The annual meeting will be held at the usual time In June. Thirty-five thousand farmers in the- federal district of Mexico City have voted to give five centavos (Just over one cent) monthly to the newly organized Party of the Mexican Revolution (government party). ; DUPLICATORS AND SUPPLIES Blerma, 116 N. Central. Phone 262. She Was Only a Sailor s Daughter but every Captain on the sea wanted her . . for his First Mate! It'a Jessie's dancingest best I TODAY In Rialto Role Shtrley Deane. featured In "A Trip To Paris," starring the Jones Family and playing at the Rialto theatre to day and tomorrow as the companion feature with "Sailing Along," is the grand niece of Frank Redden, Mrs Cora Oarder and Mrs. A. S. Bliton of Medford. Miss Deane la the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Aronsen of San Fran cisco, who are quite often Medford visitors. Jessie Matthews, the dancing di vinity, stars in "Sailing Along," which also Includes Roland Young in the cast. Alice Faye, Tyrone Power, Don Ameche In Craterian Hit Only once in a "blue moon" Is there a movie so truly great that no one con help but applaud It. And Into such a category falls "In Old Chi cago," which opened a five' day run to capacity crowds last night. Not one person that o&me from the theatre last night was able to apeak, so completely were they taken In by the great American Epic. The stars Tyrone Power. Alice Faye and Don Ameche gave superb performances--but the most outstanding role of the whole picture was played to per fection by Alice Brady that of Mrs. O'Leary, whose three boys raised caln In Chicago and whose cow kicked the lantern over that started the great fire that destroyed the colorful city of vice and romance. Miss Brady has won the years Motion Picture Academy Award for this performance and she deserves it. Other outstanding roles are played by Andy Devine, oa the bay-windowed bodyguard of Tyrone Power; Brian Donlevy, political enemy of Tyrone Tom Browa. as the little brother of the O'Learys; and Berton Churchill, as the socially ambitious senator from IUonola. The picture starts with Mrs. O' Leary bringing her three boys Into the 1854 brawdy city of Chicago and by a dint of a lady's fancy mud spattered dinner gown, launches her self upon a career as laundress In order to send ner boys to school. The boys grow up and by 1870 Bob O'Lcary (Tom Brown) is married to a German girl. Jack O'Leary (Don Ameche) la a struggling attorney and Dion (Tyrone Power) is making his first Inroads Into politics. Dion first swings Into his stride when he woos Belle Fawcett (Miss Faye) so that he can control the choice site for a saloon which will drive his political boss (Brian Don levy) out of business. The violent love scenes end with a sightly sub dued Belle Fawcett becoming Dion's aide In a series of machinations which are culminated by a political plot and THURS. electing Brother Jack O'Leary as re form mayor of Chicago. The strartge O'Leary tribe flghte tooth and nail at times, and the ollmax comes when Dion has his brother perform the marriage cere mony that la to lead Indirectly up to the fire and the end of Jacfc O' Leary and Chicago. But a new day is born and from the first scene to the last the au dience la completely "pwallowed-up" by the exciting episodes In the great epic picture. The fire which lasu around twen ty minutes on the screen Is a reve lation in the art of movie make-believe and outdoes the famous earth quake scene of "Ban Francisco" and the hurricanes of 'Hurricane.' In truth "Tn Old Chicago" Is a picture that should be seen by all. 4 Sams Valley 8AMS VALLEY. June 1. (8pl. Mre. Frances Bpurlln left May 38 for an extended visit with relative and friends In Ban Francisco. She expects to be gone most of the summer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark will care for her place during her absence. A number of local farmers have been busy this week spraying alfalfa fields for weevil. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoist returned Sunday from a ten-day trip north. They visited their son, Ray Hoist, and family In Eugene, then continued on north for a visit with their daughter. Mrs. Ernest Hollenbeak and family. Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Wilson are the proud parents of a daughter, born May 34 in Medford. Mrs. C. W. McDonough and small daughter, Nancy Carol, returned home Friday and are spending a few days with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Gold Hill. Mrs, Betty Stelle and two children of Medford visited several days this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hundley of Mon rovia, Cal.. are spending ft two weeks' vacation here visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marsh and sister, Mrs. Chas. Duggan and family. Lewis Dusenberry has been engaged the past week in cutting a number of posts to be used as partitions on the local school ground. Herb Fitzgerald qpent the week-end visiting friends in Eugene. Friends here of Lester Oden extend WHILE THEY LAST! Westinghouse Electric This genulns Westinghouse, automatic, elec--.trie refrigerator is a real bargain at this special price. We have only a few of this model in stock and wish to clear them Immediately. This lift top model Is the Ideal electric refrigerator for- small homes, summer cottages, recreation rooms, butler's pantry, stern, offices, roadside stands, ete. The compressor unit Is hermetically seated away from all dirt. Dual automatic, seven point temperature selector. Sanaloy metal evapor ator for fast freezing. Freezes 22 Ice cubes 2Vz pounds of ice. Interior food chamber, seamless porcelain with rounded corners. Flat ribbon type shelves and sliding bosket. Portable . . . easily moved from one location to onother. No Installation required ... plug Into any light socket. GUARANTEED 5 YEARS. NOW! WHILE THEY LAST, ONLY $79.50. Easy Terms If Desired congratulations upon the announce ment of his marriage to Miss Alma Brown. The young couple at present are making their home on Evans creek. Mrs. Anna Gilchrist of Oold Hill visited over the week-end with her daughter, Mrs. George McDonough and family. Nora Straus. Susan Roger, the Chaa. Duggan, Wm. Marsh and Hund ley families were among those at tending the baccalaureate service at the Southern Oregon Normal school In Ashland. May 39. The Mlssea Dor othy Straus and Mildred Duggan of Sams Valley are among members of the graduating class this year. Young people of the local Orange have been 'invited to attend the dance In the Central Point Orange hall. Wednesday evening. June l. The af fair Is being given by the young people's auxiliary of the Central Point Grange and la for all young Grangers of Jackson county. In hopes that they may become better acquainted. Sev eral from Sams Valley plan to at tend. Sams Valley Grange will meet Sat urday evening, June 4. An alternate delegate to the state meelng In Klamath Falls will be elected. The home economies committee will serve refreshments for which a very small charge will be made. Too Late to Classify 74" HA RLE Y -DAVIDSON motor cycle, good condition. ftO. 830 8. Grape. WANTED Transportation to Ash land Normal. Phone 10B8-L. SCOTTIE PUPPIES Sired by inter national champion's son. Will swap one for boy's bicycle. Royal Rogue Kennels. FOR RENT fl-room house. 20 mo, water paid. Inquire 843 W. 14th. LOST T-month-old Irlah setter. Phone 1961. Reward. FOR RENT Furnished apt.: bed room, combination living room and dining room, fireplace, cabinet kit chen and bath: hot and cold water paid. Mall Tribune Building. Ap ply Bislness Office, Mall Tribune. FQR RENT 4 -room partly furnish ed house, 1 7.80. Phone 730. PIANO CLEARANCE SALE Every piano on sale at unheard of low prices. Finest used pianos In south ern Oregon. AH tremendous bar gains. We can give you easy terms, but remember CASH TALKS. Hawley Transfer. 118 N. Riverside. The California Oregon Power Company WANTED Middle-aged caretaker i no cnuaren. Reierenoet. box 1873, Tribune. LARGE Independent super service station for lease. Located in heart of city. Will take over 81,000 to handle. Wonderful opportunity, P. O. Box 083, Medford. HIGH SCHOOL boy wants work dur ing summer. Tel. 1614-X. LEAVING for Portland Saturday. Have room for one passenger. Box 1708. Tribune. TRADE EQUITY 34-acra dairy farm 'near Rogue River for smaller place with electricity, clear or nearly clear. Have good house, barn, chicken house, hay house, 8 cowa. 1 bull, 8 calves, clover, alfalfa, fruit, lee. Consider good home in Med ford. Box 1707, Tribune. FOR RENT Large, modern 8-room apartment; newly decorated and cool .with attractive yard: private entrance and garage. Adults only. 711 K. Main. WANTED 300 feeder pigs, from 80 - to 100 lbs. Phone B34-Y. Ralph Smith. FOR RENT ft-Toom house at 308 Oenesee. Inquire 839 Apple. FOR SALE Dodge sedan, 838. Tires and battery worth mure. Phone 1050. or call 330 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Fresh eow. 3 miles north Jacksonville. Rt. 3, Box 347. SLEEPING ROOM for J ladles. 706 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE Conn trumpet, like new, 107 Washington. FOR RENT Furnished house, 840 Palm St. Inquire 405 W. 2nd. BOARD and ROOM 1003 W. Main. WANT Three to share expenses to Los Angeles. Leaving about June 9. Phone 4-F-7. Eagle Point. W. F. Martin, Eagle Point Star Route, Medford. SAFETY for JACKSON SAVINGS & LOAN 126 EAST MAIN ST. Refrigerator ONLY A FEW AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE ' : -:-rw:r.;r:?v . . ... FOR RENT Service station, living quartera. Inquire shingle house, across from cheese factory. Central Point. ABBEY'S SPECIAL '84 PLYMOUTH Coupe In fine condi tion, motor, tires, finish, 'n everv- thing 8365 WALTER W. ABBEY, INC. Used Car Lot across from new building, corner 6th and Bartlett. BUY WITH CONFIDENCI "37 Ford V-8 Coupe. 134 94 per mo. Insurance and Interest Included. Car In excellent condition. A bar gain worth your consideration. Briggs-Humphrey Motor Ce. DeSoto-Plymouth. 133 South Riverside. ELECTRIC refrigerators refinlahed Ilka new. Mitchell Auto Beauty tihop. BOYSandGIRLS LEARN a Band Instrument This Summer Join the School Band Next Fall Whipple Studio Xf7 KInt St. Trltphona iis.1 ALEXANDER'S SWING TIME BAND Music for any occasion New mod em. Dependable! Specialties avail able by advance appointment For Information, phone 616-J-t YourSJHNGS COUNTY FEDJSKAI, ASSOCIATION &f " '.T . '
