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rEDFOTJD MATL TRTBTTNK "NrEDFCRD, OTSEGO, TTnTRSTUY. .TITNT, 30.- 1938. PAGE THIRTEEN1 LOCAL and Building Permits Hujo auentber at 613 South Newton street applied at tha city building inspector' offlje yaaterday for a permit to construct a private garage and woodshed at a tated cost or ,300. Kemlt Thlede of 439 West Tweltth street applied for a permit to build a garage and woodshed at a stated cost of 945. OF JULY SALE Real Savings On Your Vacation Togs SHORTS Navy trimmed, with white trims, navy military braid, Hawaiian shorts, gabardine eloth. Regular 92.98 values now only $1.98 ONE GROUP Coulettes Ideal for sport, golf and bicycling. At V2 Price $3.98 value. Now $1.99 $2.98 value. Now $1.49 $1.50 value. Now . . 75c NEW SPORT Blouses Get a new sport blouse for the 4th of July yon Mil need seTeral over the holidays with your slack MlltS, $1.00-$1.98 COTTON PRINTED House Coats Special $1.98 Special for the 4th 150 Dresses Special values In this group up to S1G.95. Sport dresses, after noon dresses end formats In cluded In this group, also a few summer coats. Special at $3.98 Bathing Suits Latex light wool and puck erstitch sheers. $1.98-2.98 up GROUP SPORT Sweaters Pastel shades. $2.98 values. $1.69 . Knee High Strutwear Hose $1.00 values, Now Pair $1.00 ADRIEMES PERSONAL Med ford Caller Jerome Fitzgerald of Sama Valley waa a Medford bual neas caller today. , Calls Here 6am Shaw of Trans creek transacted business In this city ! today. I I Prom Ashland Mrs. Emll Oassmrn of Ashland transacted business In Medford yesterday morning. I Nurses Meet Graduate nurses were reminded today of their annual ple nle this evening at Jackson Hot Springs. From Phoenix Phoenix residents transacting business In Medford to day Included Mrs, Calvin Cunning ham and Frank Wortman. To Cabin Mrs. R. J. Conroy of 300 Medford Heights, left yesterday for her cabin on Rogue river near Union Creek to spend some time va cationing. No Meeting There win be no Un ity church meeting at 133 Cottago street July 6. Lesson In Christian healing will be given on July 13 at 8 p. m. Blerma Bark Jack Blerma of 38 Myrtle street, returned yesterday from Siskiyou county where he had spent the day transacting business. He operates a typewriter agency here. VIMts Here John Lohr, office ap pliance company representative from Cor va ill, transacted business here today. He was en rout ot his Cor- vallls home from Los Angeles. From Sardine Creek Mrs. John Lltster of Sardine creek, was a busi ness and social caller here today. Mr. and Mrs. Lltster are owners of the House of Mystery. On Field Trip H. C. Obye, assist ant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, was making an in spectlon of the Union Creek district today. He was expected to return to Medford tomorrow. Attend Meeting Dorothy Jenkins, Betty Fowler and Catherine Conroy of this city, all officers of Jobs Daughters here, spent Tuesday eve ning In Ashland attending the meet ing of Bethel chapter. To Crescent City Mr. and Mrs Gus Samuels of 1030 Queen Anna avenue plan to leave for Crescent City, Cal., next Saturday to spend a 10-day vacation. Mr. Samuels Is city treasurer. Sheldon Leaves Ben Sheldon of Los Angeles, who has been transact ing business In Medford, left for his home In the south today. He form erly lived on Kings highway here From Seattle Mr. and Mrs. D wight Poe of Seattle were overnight guestc Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. CarM Wall, 415 Boardman street. The cou pie left this morning for Reedsport en route to Seattle via the coast route. Tonsils Excised Betty Lou Anseth. five-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Anseth of 731 Oak street. was recuperating In her home tod.iy from a tonsillotomy performed yes terday at Community hospital. Remodel Store Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Allen, owners of the Hotel Allen building, recently Installed a new heating system In the hotel and completely remodeled and renovated their vacant store at 15 South Front street. Convalescing Mrs, Arthur Hess Is convalescing In her home at 334 Vancouver avenue from a major op eration she underwent In Sacred Heart hospital last week. She re turned to her home Tuesday and Is now permitted to receive visitors Improving Continued improve ment was noted today in the con dition of Mrs. Ward Spatz who is convalescing from a long Illness In her home at 308 Vancouver avenue Mrs. Spate Is now permitted to re ceive visitors. Get License A marriage license was Issued In Grants Pass to Eugene J. Hughes, Grants Pass farmer, and Deana Soderlund of this city. Ira Dewey Fitzgerald, miner, and Mar garet Lola Hamilton, both of Med ford, also received a marriage license In Grants Pan. Townsend Leader Here E. C. Healy. who resided In Medford 35 years ago. Is visiting here from Boise, Idaho. Mr. Healy Is southern representative of the Townaend organization In Idaho. He is foreman of the stereo typing room on the Boise Caplt News. t Coast Trip Mr. and Mrs. Fred Len- nard were to leave Medford today for Long Beach, Wash., where they will visit with friends. They will re turn home early next week. They plan to drive to Crescent City, thence up the Oregon coast highway to their destination. Confers Here Ray Orefe. assistant to the regional engineer of the United States forest se-mce at Port land, conferred this morning re garding road construction with Krl 1 Janouch, supervisor of the Rogue River national forest. Mr. Grefe was en route back to Portland from an Inspection tour. TATE TROUBLE flat relief from Protat Trooh!. worli or npfnln operation. In tefarOles. of what others hate Chtneat herbs, free from harmful o fum eat, will free yau ot four i tot nwnnatlsm. female tron ' canto, aethaia. pllea, prostate Idner, arlnaty disorders, tilth ms, headache. Free romul- Kansas Guest Mrs. W. B. McCune of Norton. Kas.. waa a guest Tues day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sheley. Mra. McCune had been visiting her son, a physician at Walla Walla, Wash. On the way to Medford she stopped to visit a nephew, Harry O. Hill, In Rogue River. VTille here she called on Mr. and Mra. Allen D. Curry. All were friends ewek In Norton. . . i Hold Fire ConferenceA conference on fire prevention planning was held here today by Robert Relnhardt, ju nior forester at the regional forester's office In Portland, and Marion Nance. Junior forester of the Rogue River national forest. Mr. Relnhardt plan ned to remain here several days. He formerly was forest service rep resentative with the Applegate CCC camp. Open House Held Demonstrations of Boy Scout work were given by troop 7 at Its open house party In the Roosevelt school Tuesday night. Parents and membera of the Amer ican Legion and auxiliary were guests. Refreshments were served at the close of the demonstrations. The pro gram was In charge of Cole Holmes, chairman of the American Legion Boy Scout committee, and Ralph R Hulburt, scoutmaster. Planning ..Convention Horace L, Bromley conferred In Grants Pass this week with Edward Gohrke, dis trict commander, regarding attend ance at the annual national conven tion of the American Legion at Los Angeles In September. Mr. Bromley was recently appointed Jackson coun ty chairman of the "On-to-Los An-?-eles" convention committee. He s.0ced today that all American Legion and auxiliary members notify him as soon as possible If they plan to attend the convention. Minor Accidents A minor accident occurred at Fourth street and Cen tral avenue Wednesday morning be tween cars driven by Charles G. Smith of 716 North Riverside avenue and Howard W. Helta, Jr.. of 153 Granite street, a city police report said today. Machines operated by Frances Wakefield of Jacksonville and Edith Hawkins of Gold Hill were Involved In a slight mishap at Jack son boulevard and Riverside avenue Wednesday afternoon, according to n city police report. New Lands Xeave Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newland of 851 East Ninth street, left this noon by motorcar for Hilt, Cal., where they will be Joined by their granddaughter. Miss Louisa Lawrence. The group will prooede to San Antonio, Texas, where Mr. and Mrs. Newland will attend the letter 'arrlers convention and auxiliary meeting as delegates from Oregon. July 4 and 5. After the convention they will visit Mrs. Newland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Soule Williams and other relatives In Dallas. Texas. The three will return to Medford July iS. Mr. Newland Is a letter carrier .n this city. This is his annual vacation period. To Portland Karl L. Janouch, su pervisor of the Rogue River national forest, plans to leave by motorcar tomorrow morning for Portland to attend a farewell banquet honoring E. N. Kavanagh, assistant regional forester In charge of wild life and range management for the north Pa clflc region of the United States forest service. The banquet will be neid tomorrow evening. Mr. Kav anagh has been transferred to Ogdcn, Utah, where he will be In charge of the education and Information department of region four. Forost officers of the whole Pacific north west region are to attend the fare well banquet. Mr. Kavnagh will be succeeded In the Portland regional forest office by Lynn H. Douglas who cornea from the Rocky Mountain region where he occupied the same position with headquarters at Den ver. Mr. Douglas has arrived in Port land to take over his new duties Mr. Janouch plans to return to Med ford Saturday. Enjoin Guild From Picketing Stores LOS ANGELES, June 30, (AP) Superior Judge Emmett Wilson per manently enjoined the Lot Angeles Newspaper Guild today from sec ondary picketing of a Hollywood clothing store and a chain drug store. Gulldsmen picketed the stores be cause they continued to advertise In the Hollywood Cltlzen-News, whose news staff members went on strike several weeks ago. Judge Wilson followed the rule be has enunciated In previous labor cases that picketing can be legally enjoined where no bona fide labor dispute exists between a union and the place being picketed. Weather Northern California: Fair tonight and Friday, but fog on the coast; warmer In Interior Friday; moderate northwest wind off the coast. YOU CAN GET More heat for less money in MILL FUELS SLABW00D BL0CKW00D SAWDUST Order now when prompt deliveries are assured TimberP Stars of Rialto's A S3 Rochelle Hudson. Robert Wilcox and Buck Jones are Important stars heading the two casts of the twin bill opening a three day run todey at the RJalto theatre. Miss Hudson and Wilcox star with jane Wither In "Rascals." and Buck Jones heads the cast of "The Overland Express, 5 i JV M BOSTON SOCIAL REGISTER lists, on page 45v (he name "Clark, Miss Anne L.." and here she Is (he blond debutante who'll marry John Roosevelt June 18 at Nahant. Mass. Wedding Vrlll link Clark name tilth that of the First Family. Premier Showing Craterian's Hit Delights Crowds Simple, down-to-earth entertain ment that touches the heart Is the keynote of the craterlan theatre's new feature picture, "Romance of the Llmberlost," the Gtme Stratton-Por-ter story that had Its world premiere yesterday at the local showhouse. Dealing with the sort of "homo folk" who seem entirely natural and human, retaining the spirit of Mrs. Porter's famous characters, "Romance of the Llmberlost" will undoubtedly find a popular reaction throughout the country before It completes Its showing, If the reaction of the local patrons Is any criterion. Stirring in its simplicity, emotional, yet free from any framboyancy In character izations, It Is a motion picture that deserves to be recommended to those who have become sntlated with too much sophistication and glamour of recent film plays. Jean Parker. In the role of Lourle, gives a moving portrayal In the star ring part as the orphan girl who strives to improve herself In spite of the many drawbacks with which she Is confronted, and the bigoted opinions of those with whom she Is associated. Eric Linden, as the young lawyer, Wayne, who falls In love with the pretty little swamp girl, eventually, uses his law training In helping her and her friends to win freedom from a false charge of murder, has never had a better part. It would be diffi cult to Imagine anyone else playing the role. Marjorie Main, already famous through her superb characterization of the mother in "Dead End." proves thoroughly that her finely shaded portrayal In that picture was no fluke. For, as the domineering Aunt Nora In "Romance of the Llmberlost," this fine character actress comes vroy near "stealing" the show, and makes the onlooker both hate and pity her with an intensity that speaks vol umes for her characterization. There are numerous other well known faces in the picture who were unquestionably especially chosen for their parts. Let It be aald to their Company New Twin Bill nL y rated in lime Magazine as the most outstanding Western picture ever filmed. Other stars In support of 'Ginger" Jans Withers are B or rah Mlnevltch and his Harmonica Gang and Steffi Dun a. "Rascals" has Jane withers as a princess in a gypsy camp. credit that they all do tome fine work. The setting is the Llmberlosts, swamplands. Laurie Is about to be forced Into marriage with a brutal drunkard by her Aunt Nora, who has been Influenced In her actions by Corson's offer of land and money. Corson, one the eve of the wedding Is killed, and young Wayne successfully defends the accused boy, but not be fore Aunt Nora exposes her perfidy, and repents. Ex-Queen Of Tennis Retaining Strength PARIS. June 30. (AP) Members of the household of Suzanne Leng len. France's one-time queen of tennis who Is suffering from per nicious anemia, reported today she was resting comfortably. The 30-year-old star was maintaining the strength gained yesterday from a blood transfusion. German Convicted Of Embezzlement PORTLAND, June 30. (AP) A Jury In Circuit Judge E. 0. Latour otte's court convicted Fred W. Ger man, realtor, today on an Indict ment accusing him of embezzle ment. His son, Frank W., wai re cently convicted and sentenced to the state prison on a charge of lar ceny by bailee. Judge Latourette will pass sentence Tuesday. nHHFS THE STARS BERT LAHE BILLY HOUSE MISHA AUER JIMMY SAVO JOY H0DOE8 ALICE BRADY LOUISE FAZENDA Barbara Read John Kin? Dave Apollon HERE'S TIIK SHOW! "MERRY .W; Added Treats: "afural Wonders of the West" N'orelty a News v. if I 3 TODAY- rjand FRIDAY! Hi Laa-Ma I ms M.1 I Will Sing Here Chief Tci-.iueU Chief Kiutus Tecum seh, great grandson of old Chief Tecumseh, will present a musical program at the First Baptist church here Friday at 8 p. m.. Chief Tecumseh. world fa mous Indian tenor, tas sung over the radio, before civic organizations, high schools and church groups throughout the United States, Ho will sing a few songs In the Indian dialect but the greater part of the musical program will be Gaspel songs. He will also speak briefly re garding his people. All are Invited to attend. A free-will offering will be taken. Buckaroo Animals On Wild Rampage Through Molalla MOLALLA, June 30. (AP) An unscheduled throwback to the wild west of yore shocked this village out of Its early morning sleep today when 150 hoad of wild horses and steers, corralled here for the annual Molalla buckaroo. July 3-4, stampeded through the streets. When the ominous thunder of hoofs had died down and the dust of as genuine a stampede as any cowboy hopes to lsok at had sot tied, one man was In a hospital and two others nursed bruises. The horses and steers, corralled at the edge of the city, which Is somo 30 miles south of Portland, brut el y smashed their way through the heavy corral gates and charged the town after be coming madly frightened, pre sumably by a firecracker. Portland Witness Is Beatup Victim PORTLAND, Ore., June SO. (AP) An unidentified man wearing brass knuckles attacked Robert Dunn, 33, today less U:an a half hour after he had testified against a Chinese . de fendant In a gambling prosecution. Dunn was treated at the police emer gency hospital for severe outs and bruises about the head. Police said the assailant probably followed him from the municipal courtroom. Now! Till .Saturday Mght Only! COMING SUNDAY 1 77 ICT.KZII5S KAVPictunfi New Orleans! to D.flmECiii ROBF.FT yOl'fCl5 f V J 6a W DAVIS Shows l:4fl-7:00-0:lti A0c-40e-loc jsrT'--ry. Gene Ntrutton v ;, :' : Porter's grand f itory now a o -fjjl It r 1 motion fS S w W7 " TOO LATB TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE FARM MACHINERY BINDER 7 -It. McCormlck-Deerlng. Almost new. guaranteed. Rubber tires, A bargain. THRESHER Case 33x36. Guaranteed mechanically. New main drive belt. Rubber tires. HAY RAKE Very good, $10. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard International Trucks McCormlck-Deerln-: Farm Machinery 133 and 138 South Riverside FOR RENT Three-room furnished apartment, gtrage. Private en trance, shady yard. 610 South Oak dale. ABBEY SAYS: "WE'RE NOT PUTTING ON A SALE. WE'RE NOT QUITT1NO BUSINESS." Compare OUR Used Car Prices with ANY IN TOWN. See Our Values Before You Buy Any Car. Prices Plainly Marked on Each Car. Here are a few samples of our fine stock : 36 LaFayette Victoria . MS8 33 Chevrolet Coupe ..385 34 Plymouth de luxe Coupe M..$343 38 Ford Coupe, reconditioned motor $3B3 37 Ford deluxe Sedan .. 605 35 Terraplane Sport Coupe ... 30 Chevrolet Sport Roadster $65 Many others to choose from. All oars are In best condition and carry our guarantee. They are sold to you on REGULAR TERMS. Pay ments may be made MONTHLY. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. Lot Across from New Bldg. 0th & Bartlett Open Sunday CAR leaving for Portland morning Second July. No rare. Box 1173, Tribune. ATTENTION -Realtors and others di ' Intr choice building sites of 3 acres each on Rogue River and Pacific Highway. R. O. Lovcll. Gold Hill, BOX Bo. WANTED Hay to ball, have new equipment. Call 310 Laurel Street. Phone 1320. 3 LOW PRICED used cars for Im mediate sale. 415 N. Front. FOR SALE Simmons Springs and Sewing Machine. Phone 070-R. DRIVING to Portland Saturday, taku two passengers, share expenses. 34' 8. Grape. FRYERS Sweeney's Hatchery. Alive or dressed to order. Also choice breeding cockerels. Phone 403-L. FOR SALE Hay In field. Scott Darby. turn East Crater Lake 4 corners, FOR TRADE Equity 34 Ford Coune for Model A. Steger, CCO nq. otn and Front. Phone 1078. ' STARTS TODAY FOR 3 DAYS! There', mltehlef afoot VmT CslC jfxHf i' V ' and fan ahead a. V W -Jj ' fJ'PV Frlncefcs Jane t. '- 3 and her Jolly tanx of tsrs turn the open V , j road Into a hlthwa V UMW(4 of hnpplnessl Vg ' BIG TWIN BILL FOR SALE 4 -room house, eloae ln paved street, fooo. a snap. 8 -room house, lot, facing So. Central and Riverside, 93000. Terms. H. N. Loflsnd, S33 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE Hartey-Davldson motor cycle, first class shape, a bargain See It at Davis Feed Store. 1038 Dodge Touring Sedan, very small mileage, new car guarantee, at big discount. See this one sure If you are looking for a bargain. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Distributor FOR SALE Large Blngs and Royal Anne cherries, flo lb. picked and delivered. Clayton Isaacs, 110 Tripp, FOR SALE 4 -room modern furnish ed house, small acreage. Might rent. Box 1173. Tribune. NEW FEED PRICES Dairy Chop, 80 lbs 11.09 Wheat, clean. 100 lbs, ...ai.60 Hen Scratch. 100 lbs. 81.R8 A carlond of Eastern Yellow Corn will arrive In a few days. See us now for special price on corn de livered at car. F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 833 330 N. Riverside MEDFORD BARGAIN HOU8B SPECIALS New Oarden Hose. 60 feet for 8340. Lawn Mowers and Garden Tools a reduced prices. Canvas Cots for 81.00: Army Blankets for 81.00 up. Large stock of tents and tarpaulins, new and used. Complete camping outfits. 10.000 feet black heavy standard 3-ln. used pipe: 100.000 feet new and used pine from -inch to 4-inch. Large quantity of Canvas Hose and Suction Hose and fire protection tools and equipment. Pnlnt. all colors, at 81.35 per gallon. Septlo Tanks, Hot Water Tanks at greatly reduced prices, also plumb ing sundries. We have more Shoes and Boots from 38 cents up. Grain Sacks. 3 to 4 cents each: also sacking and binding twine. Cable. Boltltw. Pulleys, Boxings and logging supplies. Corrugated Iron, Roofing and Build ing paper. Another shipment received of Bart Wire and Fencing. REAL BARGAINS CAN BE HAD Tff SPECIALS MENTIONED ABOVE AS WELL AS IN MERCHANDISE CAR RIED IN STOCK SUITABLE FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. THE FARM, THE MECHANIC. THE MILL AND THE MAN ON VACATION. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB 37-31 North Grape St. Phone 1063 JUST the Boat for the Lake. All I ceoar, custom maae nna ono m family will enjoy. 48 N. Orange St. Plu thU peril-packed tory of th famous Pony Express ... with Buok Jonea in his greatest role I f MEDICINE CO. 6. 235 E. Main St. Phone 7 End of North Central 3 I 1 f
