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LOCAL and
On Vacation City Pollc Oiricer
Clyde Flcbtner expect to return to
bis duties Monday following a vaca
tion of a week which be spent in
Med ford.
To Kesh Ingle C. A. DeVoe of 1125
West Ninth street applied at the cl'.y
building inspector' office yesterday
for a permit to reshlngle a woodshed
at a stated cost of $25. .
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s him mmmm
mm mn nnrai mini jTMir Kawa
WE HAVEN'T BOTHERED TO TAKE
THEM OUT OF THEIR CRATES!
WHEN YOU COME IN ASK TO
"SEE THE BARGAINS"
AND YOU'D BETTER COME SOON!
PERSONAL
Medford Callers Mr. and Mrs.
Worth Smith of Rogue River were
Medford cailera today. Mr. Bmtth Is
a well known author In this valley.
Cslnr Cratches Merle Jarmln of
the Peerless market was getting about
on crutches today as he recovered
from injuries suffered last week when
a heavy block dropped on his foot.
Several bones were broken.
This
4 is available now in
Jjqht txporl
BREWED BY BOHEMIAN BREWERIES.
Makes Short Hop Lieut. M. O.
Tlppett, army air oorpa raserva pilot,
stopped yesterday at Medford munic
ipal airport. He arrived from Oak
land. Cal., and returned south after
his North American basic training
plana hid been refueled.
To Inspect Ma J. R. D. Bagnall,
army recruiting officer In charge of
this district, was to leave his Port
land headquarters today to Inspect
recruiting sub-stations in Salem, Eu
gene, Medford and Klamath Palls. An
army press release said Major Bag
nall Is making preparations for In
creased recruiting In July.
For Your
Convenience
fine Old Bo
hemian lager, beer
the 12 oz. cap-sealed
cans for those who
prefer the new con
tainer for the sum
mer holiday season.
piijer
INC.. SPOKANE
Hurry! Hurry!
LAST CHANCE
Only a Few Left!
And we are unable to order more at this low price
We're selling them 'as we
bought them at
BARGAIN PRICES!
Regular Standard 1937 Kelvina
tors BRAND NEW! BEAUTIFUL
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS!
Covered by all the usual warranties!
LEE'S
Radio and Electric
Next to Rory Theatre. Phone 1737
On Business Jtfrs. R. A. Baker and
on of Ashland were business caller.
In Medford yesterday.
...
Hell, Cherries Joseph Stella of 924
Pearl (treat left this morning with a
truckload of cherrtea to deliver In
Klamath flla.
...
From Ashland Dr. Oh aria, A.
Haines of Ashland transacted busi
ness in Medford today. Dr. Halnea
la the owner of Jackson Rot Springs.
...
To Coast Mra. Lee Wauon and eon
Edward of S35 Pennsylvania avenue
left today for Crescent City, Calif.,
where they will enjoy a week'a vaca
tion. Back From Vacation Dr. and Mrs.
A. K. Dodson have returned to their
home hero from a ia-day vacation
motor trip. Their Itinerary included
Boulder dam and Zlon national park.
...
nr nn Ratines, B. B. Beekman
of Portland, former Jacksonville and
Medford attorney. Is transacting busi
ness here. He la a guest at the Hotel
Medford.
Pay Call Here t. J. Brink, South
ern Pacific engineer, and Mrs. Brink
of Klamath ralla were guest, yejter
day t the home of Mr. and Mra.
Paul Hanlln, SOS Pearl street.
...
Transacts Business J. R. Peebler
nt Portland transacted business here
today for the Multnomah Amateur
Athletic club. He w reglsterea ai
the Hotel Medford.
.
nn nnitnMi Mission D. I. Cooper
of Portland transacted business hero
yesterdsy for the Howard Cooper cor
poration, manufacturer of mining
equipment. He was accompanied by
his sales manager, 3. S. Yerby.
...
Leaves Hospltnl Mrs. H. W. Ruckcr
of sao South Central avenue was
dismissed today from Community
hospital where she has been con
fined for medical treatment. She
returned home.
...
Cin 1hnto Fllffht Sat. R&V StOCk-
well stopped yesterday at Medford
municipal airport to have his army
Falrchlld photograph plane refueiea
Av.mnnnieri hv an armv photo
grapher, Sgt. Stookwell arrived from
Fort Lewis. Wash., and lcit tor oac-ram-nto.
Cal.
...
Traveller Here Accompanied by her
chauffeur and maid. Mrs" M. Plt
ealrn. wealthy resident of Loa Qatoa.
Calif., la spending a few daya here,
being registered at the Hotel Medford.
Her Itinerary here Includes trlpa to
Crater lalce and other southern Ore
gon scenic attractions.
...
Boat Trip Planned Olen Wool-
drldge, fishing guide at California
on-the-Rogue, and Max Farran, di
rector of research of the Henry B
Huntington library and art gallery at
San Marino, Cal., will start Monday
on a 120-mlle boat and fishing trip
down Rogue river to Gold Beach.
They expect to make the Journey In
about five days, camping along the
way and trying their angling luck
Mr. Farren will also take motion pic
tures of the country through which
they will travel. Mr. Wooldrldge, who
wyt provide the boat and fishing
tackle, expecU to return to Callfor-nla-on-the-Rogue
by July 4.
"Holiday" Opens Run Sunday
hm!?iM.'!!9.
SlBter fights slater In "Holiday,"
opening Sunday at tn Cr&terlan
theatre, not only (or a boy'a heart
but for his romantic dreams of free
dom. Dorla Nolan Is the socialite
who wanta to tie Cary Grant down
to earth. Katharine Hepburn Is thjs
girl who wants to help him fly.
Matters are complicated by Grant's
falling In lore with Doris, and then,
Club To Meet Rogue Valley radio
club will convene this evening at the
Medford airport at 8:00. As this la
the final session of the season, all
club members are asked to be presenc.
CCC Dentist Here Capt. T. O.
Brasch. Medford CCC district dentist,
and Mrs, Brasch arrived here last
night from Redding, Calif., and regis
tered at the Hotel Medford. Captain
Brasch has been transferred to the
Vancouver Barracks, Wash., CCC dis
trict and will soon assume his new
post.'
i
Prisoners Jailed Five federal prls- '
oners charged with selling liquor to !
Indians were brought here from
Klamath rolls last night by Paul
Hanlln, United States deputy mar
shal, and lodged In the county jail
pending disposition of their cases by
a grand Jury. The men were listed
as Don Clark, 29, Klamath Falls;
Archie Romero, 38, Mexican of Keno;
Harold R. Fraser, 40, Orovllle. Calif..
John Hamilton, 51, Klamath Palls,
and Lee Stonecheat, 38, Portland.
Kllfihtlj Injured Leonard Atkins
of Central Point sustained slight
bruises Wednesday night when the
motorcycle he was riding on the Pa
cific highway a short distance north
of the Pine Cone was sldeswlped by
an automobile driven by Dr. Stanley
E. Philips of 1455 Riverside avenue,
a city police report said today. Dr.
Philips said In his report that he
was passing another car and did not
see the motorcycle until too late to
avoid hitting It.
Field Trip Southern Oregon Oem
and Mineral society will hold another
of Its weekly field trips Sunday, placo
of exploration to be determined when
the members assemble at 0 a. m. at
the Jackson County Chamber of Com
merce. Members are to bring their
own basket lunches, the society pro
viding coffee, sugar and cream
Transportation will be provided those
not having cars. Non-members In
terested in field exploration are In
vited to participate.
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Plug "Wild Horse Rodeo
'SUNDAY
and MONDAY
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naughtiest
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dlacoTerlng her Ideas of having him
settle down to a strictly business
and social activities balking at such
arrangements. Then he discovers
the other sister Hepburn whose
Ideas coincide with his own.
Also featured in the fine support'
lng cast are Edward Everett Horton
Lew Ayres Henry Kolker Blnnle
Barnes Jean Dixon and Henry D&
nlell. Calls At Airport Capt. W. p. Paul
terminated a routine hop from Ham
Ilton field. San Rafael. Cal., at Med
ford municipal airport yesterday. Af
ter his Northrop attack plane had
been serviced, he returned to his sta
tion. New Residents Two more out-of-state
residents have come to Ashland
to make their permanent homos, hav
ing recently purchased property there.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Champion of
Dunamutr, Cal., have bought the
home and two lota owned by Mrs. J
Jones at Ohio and Helman streets.
Horace Badger of Beverly Hills, Cal.,
haa purchased the 11 -acre farm own
ed by A. A. Snider. The farm, sit
uated on Walker avenue, was recently
Improved. Mr. Badger was an Ashland
resident some years ago.
On Practice Hop In command of
Ma, Robin Day. commanding officer
of the Washington national guard
air unit at Spokane, six national
guard pilots were among yesterday's
arrivals at Medford municipal airport,
They stopped for fuel while on a
practice flight to Boise and return.
Each was piloting a Douglas obser
vatton plane. In the squadron were
Capt. O. N. Foster and Lleuta. E. R
Morrow. O. 8. Malstrom, W. B. Har
desty, H. J. Burns, and L. F. Wagner
Group Leaves A party of San
Francisco residents was to leave this
afternoon for Estea Park, Colo., after
having spent the past several weeks
In Medford. In the group were George
W. Balk man. executive of A. Schilling
and company, J3an Francisco, and his
five traveling companions, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hurtgen, Mra. Lorna Lach
mond, Miss Frttnle Lachmand and
Mrs. Edith Treanor. They have been
registered at the Hotel Medford. Mr.
Balkman spent most of his time In
the Community hospital with Illness.
The others enjoyed trlpa to Crator
lake, the House of Mystery and other
southern Oregon attractions. The
IAST TIMES TONITEI
Loretta Young - Don Ameche
'LOVE UNDER FIRE'
SATURDAY ONLY!
".hows Sat. 1-3-7-0
X GRANO ROUND-UP Of THRILLS... ACTION
... SONGS ... WITH YOUR ACE STAR!
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Plus
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"In "Buper Snooper"
CABTOOS - NEWS EVENTS
anil On I lie Hamn III II
THE PRISONER OF MONGO
EPISODE 7
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LARRY "BUSTER" CRABB
DAZZLING . . . . 1
Sunday - 3 Days!
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group la touring In two cars with
chauffeurs and Is en route to Yel
lowstone national park via Rocky
Mountain national park.
Roxy Thriller
VW 'x4 J"sa-
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Gene Autrey In a thrilling scene
from his newest singing Western,
"Round-Up Time in Texas," which
cornea to the Roxy theatre for to
morrow only. Smiley Burnette sup
ports the popular star.
Episode 7 of the serial, "Flash
Gordon's Trip to Mars," is sched
uled on the same bill. t
Has Comedy Role
Lovely Merle Oberon has her first
comedy role In the technicolor hit,
"The Divorce of Lady X." which
comes to the Rial to theatre for
Sunday and Monday only. Hand
some Laurence Oliver plays oppo
site the dynamlo star and other
members of the cast Include Blnnle
Barnes, Ralph Richardson and Mor
ton Selten.
Miss Oberon la hilariously cast as
Leslie, a gay London debutante who
recklessly steals Into a man's apart-
"INVISIBLE
ENEMY"
Alan Marshal
Tala u I r e 1 1
C. Henry
Gordon
Shows at 1:45-7:00-9:16
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, yi finest plotures you've ever I
, . ' M seen ... A new Hepburn
A-jaw 'w ... a greater Grant ... an A
' entertainment holi- W
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'M DORIS NOLAN
LEW AYRES
WKL Edw. Everett HORTON
HENRY K01KER I
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, V' iftfl L A"l of toy and a girl
li?vv5 wh0 P'tted heart
tiftk ganrt donMa '
PREVfE
Sat. Mle
ment to escape a severe foggy night
only to find herself Involved In
the naughtiest scandal ever to sweep
the British Domain.
"Hold That Kiss," starring Mickey
Rooney and Maureen OSulllvan, will
play as the com pain Ion feature with
the technicolor comedy.
MORE COIN FOR FIGHT
AGAINST FARM TENANCY
WASHINGTON, Juna 34. (AP)
The government will more than dou
ble Its loans In the 1939 fiscal year
to reduce farm tenancy.
Congress appropriated 2 J ,000.000
for this purpose for the year ending
June 30, 1039. compared with 10
000,000 in 1938.
Distribution of funds by states In
cludes: Montana, 93,100: Idaho,
J97.612; Oregon. 92,91a: Washing
ton, 1115,612; Alaska, 11297.
Bull ftghta were common In an
cient Qreece,
Follow the Crowd
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DANCE
SAT. NITE
One Admission
Men 40c: Ladles 20c. Both halls
DANCE
At The
OASIS
SPRING FLOOR
Saturday, June 20
Muaio by
Murphey's Orchestra
DANCE
ROGUE ELK
Sat. Nite June 25
Sponsored by
Upper Rogue Orange
GOOD MUSI0
Men 50o Ladies Free
Positively Ends Tomorrow Night
GINGER JAMES
ROGERS STEWART
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