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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1938. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and To Portland Paul Bulkin of the i Chateau 1b In Portland transacting business. Remodel Reitdence B. O. Hard ing of 838 Dakota street applied at the city building Inspector's ofllce yesterday for a permit to remodel a residence at a stated cost of 6300. Fined $10 George Douglas Chap pell, 39, of Med ford was fined 910 In elty court this morning on a charge of drunkenness. Chappell was arrested by city police last night on South Front street. Licensed to Wed A marriage lic ense was Issued Tuesday at the Jose phine county clerk's office in Grants pass to Robert O. Young, a mechanic, and Lucille J. Pederson, both of Ash land. It's Town send No. Z The Rev. L. R. Klnnard, negro Townsend speaker, will address Townsend club No. 2 In stead of club No. 1, as reported In yesterday's Issue. Club No. 2 meets In the hall at 123 West Main street. Eagles to Meet Crater Lake aerie and auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold regular meetings In the Medford armory at 8 tonight. Next meetnlgs will be held on Thurs day, August 18. Weekly sessions wlll be resumed In September. Brother Visits Thomas Lee of Cheyenne, Wyo., arrived here last night to visit his sister, Mrs. Clara Porter of Orchard Home Drive. They had not seen each other In 27 years. Mr. Lee will visit for about a week and then return to his home. From Seattle Ray W. Davis of Seattle spent Wednesday evening in Medford as guest of hts brother, Russell Davis at 2005 East Main street. He left on the noon plane today for Seattle. Mr. Davis Is owner of United Civil Training school In the north ern city. Scotts on Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Bcott will leave Friday for Tillamook, Ore., where Mr, Scott will confer with officers of the Elks lodge. From Tillamook they will proceed to Belllngham, Wash., and Vancouver, B. C, to visit relatives. They will be gone about two weeks. Dinner Guests Dean William Schoenfeld And son Franklin of Cor vallls were recent dinner guests at the Roy Stanley ranch In Eagle Point. Mr. Schoenfeld Is dean of agriculture at Oregon State college In Corvallls and addressed a large meeting of Grangers at Eagle Point Tuesday evening. Soougall Visits Harry Scougall, former employe of the Mall Tribune and prominent In musical circles here, visited Medford friends briefly Wednesday while en route to his home In Santa Monica, Cal., from a trip to Portland. Mr. Scougall now owns a commercial printing concern In the California city. Gates Picnic . Fifty-seven em ployes of the C. E. Gates Atito com pany, their families and friends en Joyed the annual company picnic at Lake of the Woods last Sunday. The day was spent In fishing, boating, swimming and playing games. Din ner at the George Gates cabin late In the afternoon brought the picnic to a close. " - From Colestln F. L. Stannard and Gus Avergerls were here Wednesday distributing Colestln natural mineral water from the famous pioneer Cole stln springs. Mr. Stannard reports the springs, located near the Cali fornia line. Just off the highway south, are attracting many visitors this summer, some of whom recall former visits to the old-time resort. New Scoutmaster Jaok Heyland resigned as scoutmaster of Boy Scout troop 8 at a meeting In the Medford armory last night. Pressure of busi ness was given as the reason for the resignation. Clyde Flchtner, city traffic policeman, was chosen new scoutmaster. The troop will meet again at 7:30 next Wednesday In the armory. Any boy over 12 years wish ing to Join the troop may attend the meeting. Body Lice On Chickens and Birds Simply sprinkle the chickens with BUHACH, sifting the powder through their feathers as much as yon can. The lice vanish as quick as a flash I Sprinkle this magic protective powder n your coops and ben houses. It's guar anteed safe -but sure death to licet In Handy Sifter Cans 25c op at Drug, Grocery. Seed Stores and Pet Shops. PRONOUNCED BIT HACK MORE HEAT LESS COST Green Slabwood ordered now while deliv eries are assured will mean materially less money for next winter'! heating. Prompt Delivery Can Now Be Made on Factory Blocks Timber PROptos Company PERSONAL Medford Caller H. R. Skevlngton ! of Rogue River transacted business In this city yesterday. Recovering Otto Howard of 639 West Palm street was repeated re covering satisfactorily In Sacred Heart hospital today from a fractured lelt leg. He was Injured several days ago when he was unloading a truck of logs at the Goetz mill at Prospect. : A log rolled from the truck and struck Mr. Howard In the leg. It was reported. Visitors Due Mr. and Mrs. Herb Launspach of Stockton, Cal., are ex pected to arrive here by motorcar to night to visit Mr. Launspach's moth er, Mrs. George Launspach of 307 South Oakdale avenue. On Sunday they will go to Klamath Falls to call upon his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Robblns. The visitors will remain here about a week. Attends Funeral Mrs. Mark L. McCoy of 111 Washington street Is expected to return Sunday or Monday from Seattle, Wash., where yesterday she attended funeral services for her brother, O. C. Lloyd. Mr. Lloyd died at his home In Seattle last Sunday. Mrs. McCoy left for Seattle Monday. Mr. Lloyd was a former resident of Medford. He came here during the orchard boom days and left about 1912. Receives Cable A cable from Honolulu to Mrs. E. H. Hurd. 1136 West 10th street, told of the birth of a daughter, Barbara Melick, to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hurd on July 30. Mrs. J. B. Hurd Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Waterhouse of Honolulu where Mr. and Mrs. Hurd and daughter Martha Ann are visit ing after four years' residence In London. Mr. Hurd is associated with the Matson steamship lines. Special Stop The forenoon south bound United Mainliner made a spe cial stop at Medford municipal air port to discharge Miss A. Pashbury, a passenger from Portland, and to take on Nlon Tucker, San Francisco publisher who had been sojourning at his Rogue river lodge. Rogues Roost, and H. Rhen of Spokane, Wash., who was an overnight guest at the Hotel Medford. Mr. Tucker and Mr. Rhen were bound for San Francisco. Visiting Here Miss Mildred Baker and Miss Gertrude Farwell, school teachers at San Diego, Cal.. are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Armstrong of Route 1. They arrived by train Sunday following a vacation voyage to Alaska. During their stay in Medford they have been taken on trips to southern Oregon resorts such as Crater and Diamond lakes. The visitors planned to leave by train tonight for San Diego. Miss Baker Is a niece of Mrs. Armstrong. High Recruiter Here Sgt. Willis S. Estep, army recruiter in charge of the station at Medford city hall, produced the best record of enlist ments for the Portland district In July, MaJ. H. D. Bagnall, recruiting officer for the district, announced In a press release today. For his ac comllshment, Sgt. Estep was awarded a $5 cash prise and a four-day trip, given to the highest canvasser each month. During July Sgt Estep pro cured the enlistment of 16 applicants, the announcement said. Troops Due First battalion of the 9th field artillery at Fort Lewis, Wash., with company D, 6th engi neers, and headquartre battery, 3rd field artillery brigade, will arrive here tomorrow afternoon on a march to Camp Ord, Cal., for a temporary training duty with organized reserves The contingent will camp for the night at CCC headquarters detach ment at the old fairgrounds south of town. Lieut.-Col. William Alexander, commanding the 1st battalion, will be In command of ttje troops during the movement. The contingent com prises 230 men and officers, 59 ve hides and eight howitzers. Army Promotion Addison Lee Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Harris of Route 4, has been making excellent progress In the United States army, according to a report received from his commanding officer by MaJ H. D. Bagnall, recruiting officer at Portland for this district. Harris was accepted for enlistment on December 18, 1937, by Sgt. Willis S, Estep at the recruiting station here In elty hall and was formally enlisted De cember 17 at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., for service In Hawaii. Last June 15 he was promoted to private first class In Company K, 19th In fantry, Schofleld Barracks. He had previously qualified as high marxs man with the rifle, his record shows. Commanding officer of Company K is Capt. Jesse F. Dressier, former Medford resident who was appointed to West Point on July 2, 1923. From Trail Richard D1U worth of Trail called in Medford today on business. Business Callers Among Central Point residents calling In Medford yesterday on business were Miss Bar bara Fleischer and Anne and Ralph Van Zyl. PUBLIC IS EAGER 10 SEE HAMLET T So great has been the demand for tickets to the opening performance of the Oregon Shakespearean festi val tomorrow night that Walter H. Leverette, general manager, reminded the publlo today that the opening play, Hamlet, will be repeated next Tuesday night and Saturday, August 13. Mr. Leverette suggested that as many patrons as possible plan to see the play on one of the other evenings. The plays will begin at 8:30 each evening at the Elizabethan theater In Ashland. First scene of Hamlet is done In the dark and patrons were asked to be at the theater on time. No one will be seated during the first scene. The Elizabethan theater Is an open-air playhouse and Mr. Lever ette suggested patrons have wraps with them as the evenings are usually cool. New sponsoring members announced today Included MK and Mrs. George T. Frey, Miss Bertha Coy of Gold Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn O. Taylor, Mrs. Jacque Lenox, Mr. and Mrs. Al Littrell, Mr. and Mrs. Major M. Morris, Mrs. Frank H. Reum. Also Jim Henry Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hunt, John Tom It n, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Henry, Miss Frederica Brommer, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Mc Bee, the Harold Larsen Clothing company. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Jackson, Mabel G. Kltson and E. B. Lucas of Beagle. Special Invitational telegrams were sent today to Gov. and Mrs. Charles H. Martin, who attended last year, Earl Snell, secretary of state, Dr. Frederick M. Hunter, chancellor of the state system of higher education, Wlllard L. Marks, president of the state board of higher education, George' W. Peavy, president of Ore gon State college. C. Valentine Boyer. president of the University of Ore gon. Elam J. Anderson, president of Llnfleld college, Bruce Baxter, presi dent of Willamette university, and Senators Charles L. McNary and Frederick Steiwer, all of whom are honorary members of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival association. . A special telegram of Invitation was sent also to Nellie C. Cornish, founder and director of the Cornish school of drama, Seattle. The Cornish school is well represented In this year's Shakespearean troupe. Butte Falls BUTTE FALLS, Aug. 4. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patton and Sally Patton spent a few daya last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hanson near Eugene. They returned home Sunday and Mrs. Hanson came with them for a week's visit. Mrs. Josephine Olppert and Charlie Glppert returned from Medford Sat urday. Mr. Olppert went back to work on Tuesday. Dally Vacation Bible school will start August 8 at Butt Falls grade school. All children are asked to come. The school starts at 8 a. n. Miss Frances Smith and Miss Whlt sett will be In charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ous Edmondson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Kllngle and sons of Lake Creek. Mrs. KUngle and sons came home with them for a few days' visit. Mrs. Moon and Miss Elsie Moon of Fort Klamath are visiting at the home of Loren Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Albert and daughter spent Sunday at Rogue Elk. N. B. Stoddard la down from De troit for a short time. Rod Baker returned from Michigan where he and bis daughter Dorothy, visited relatives. Dorothy remained to attend college. She la staying with Dr. and Mrs. Elglnfrltz, her uncle and aunt. All members of Mrs. Oummnlngs' classes in industrial art under the Shows 1:43-7:00-9:1!) 80c-4oc-10c The Riot's On I! s l Whoopee I SUNDAY ilia : EXTRA: Donald Duck I mmmm is 'The Whalers' rrr ... TLi? TtCHNICOLC 4tr t jy.i -. - ERROL FLYNN 0UMA fc HAVILIAND Roy Rogers in x ems yer- Meet Roy Rogers, who It making a name for himself throujhout the country In his first picture, "Under Western Stars," coming to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Saturday, topping the all-Western twin bill that will have Boh Baker In "Out law Express" as tne added feature. Works Progress Administration, ar Invited to come to the exhibit and pet show August 10. The pet show will be in the park. The exhibit or fair will be In Mrs. Cummtngs' classroom. Prises will be given for pets, handicraft, cooking and sports. We urge you to come and bring something to enter in any nd all departments. Further Information may be obtained from Mrs. Everett Abbott, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. cummlngs or Mrs. Pat ton. You have a hobby if It la a movable one bring It in and put It on display. All entries will be prop erly cared for and returned. Flowers, both wild and tame, vegetables, fruits, fresh and canned, are sug gestions. Brownsboro BROWNSBORO. Aug. 4. (Spl ) Mr, and Mrs. Hamilton and children and Mr. and Mrs. Westfall. all of Grants Pass, were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Howard Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Maxfleld spent i July 34 at Applegate at the home ' of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hard. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and Mr Milieu of Stockton. Cal., recently visited in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jim True blood. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Glass have the foundation laid for the new home which they expect to complete this ! summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Marshall are being congratulated on the arrival of a baby boy, born Sunday, July 31. Lola Wright spent last week-end at the Dead Indian Soda Springs. Mrs. Leland Charley and little daughter have gone to Seattle, Wn, where they will visit with relatives ! for awhile. WARNED TO AGREE ON LIMIT FOR PEACH PACK SACRAMENTO, , Aug. 4. ( AP) California cling peach canners and growers were warned today by the state department of agriculture that unless a marketing agreement is ap proved the Industry faces huge losses this yesr. The department expressed belief If thera Is no control over the pack this year It may reach 300.000 tans, overwhelm the market and cause large losses to both canners and growera. Canners now have a large carryover from last year. Director of agriculture A. A. Brock recently submitted a proposal tor 140,000 ton pack, equalizing the cost of surplus disposal among all the growers. To date It was reported about 95 per cent of the growers and a small number of canners have agreed to the program, but It takea 66 per cent to put the plan Into effect. TJsa Mail Tribune Want Ads. '4 . I 1 i .-2. I TODAY and FRIDAY i Rialto Thriller Young, personable, with a fine singing voice, Rogers has been mak ing acreen history In having his first picture top billing In the de-luxe metropolitan theatres where Westerns seldom, If ever, are shown. Smlloy Burnette and Carol Hughes are fea tured In the cast. . . BAND WILL PLAY FRIDAY EVENING The Medford Elks band will give Its weekly concert In city park Fri day evening starting at 8:18, R, A. Botts directing. The public Is cor dially Invited to attend. Program of nine numbers follows: March "Semper Fidells" JSousa Waltzes "Danube Waves' Ivanovlcl Novelette 'Watermelon Danoe" Roberts Selection "You're in Love" Frlml March Auto Triumphal Henry Mrdley "Yankee Rhythm" Lake "Francal&e MUltalre" from Algerian Suite Saint-Saens March "London Hippodrome" Flat hers Star Spangled Banner. .. Keys WHILE SWIMMING EUGENE. Aug. 4. (AP) Jesse El mer Rogers, 38, of Eugene, was drowned late last night while swlm mlng In the coast fork of the Wll. lamette river several miles south of here, the coroner's office revealed to day. Rogers had gone to the river with a party of friends, and had been In swimming for about 10 minutes be fore the drowning occurred. Friends stated he was not a good swimmer, and It was believed he ventured Into water which was too awlft. The drowning occurred shortly after 10:30 o'clock, and the body was not re covered for almost an hour. At tempts at artificial resuscitation proved futile. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. 'JQamodal your home WITH A FIRST NATIONAL FHA LOAN" Add to its comfort, value and attractiveness! Now is the time to make those -needed improvements to remodel, repaint, add extra rooms, a new heat ing system or other con veniences. The First National Bank offers long-time FHA Modernization financing on existing structures up to $10,000. MEDFORD BRANCH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Charlie Chan -H ',ri Warner Oland appears at ttie Roxy theatre today and tomorrow In "Charlie Chan on Broadway." Harold Lloyd Back With Dizzy Comedy Craterians Screen As screwy a yarn as Harold Lloyd has ever appeared In premiered last night at the Crater) an theatre when the be-spectacled comedian came to town in "Professor Beware," ably as sisted by Phyllis Welch and Lionel Stander. Lloyd Is at his best lh this dizzy tele of a hltdi-hlklng profes sor. Lloyd, an Egyptologist employed by a California museum, gets himself into a scrape with the law when ho befriends an aspiring young actress. He Is offered a Job with an archae ological expedition leaving for Egypt, providing hs can furnish his own fare to New York. And thereby hangs the tale. The balance of the picture has to do with his uproariously funny ex periences on a cross-country Jaunt. Pennileas, with the law at his heels, and a pretty girl hot-footing It after him, his adventures follow In a whirl. He Is forced to spend a night on the desert alone with Miss Welch, but wary of love he sneaks away to con tlnue his lonesome travels. Continuing towards New York via the freight train route, he teams up with two tramps, Lionel Stander and Raymond Walburn. who contribute their consistently goofy share to the comedy. Adventure follows adven ture, and before he knows what's what Lloyd finds himself marrying an heiress to escape the wrath of the law. In the meanwhile, the girl's weal thy father hears that she is about to marry a hobo and rushes to stop the ceremony, but he's too late. Never theless, he whisks his daughter off to his yacht where Lloyd tries to fol low her. After he's thrown overboard twice, he leads a mob in a msas at tack on the boat and finally gets his bride and the approval of her father. Empire Lluk Forged CANBERRA (UP) Preparations are now being made to set up the first short-wave station to be operated by the Defense Department of Aus tralia. Through It the Australian navy will be able to communicate direct with the British admiralty and with British ships all over the world. 4 Infant Has Teeth. PORTLAND. Aug. 4. (AP) When young Bill Conk) In, six weeks old. yells now. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conklin, will know what he wants steak. Young Bill produced two teeth yesterdsy. HERE'S HOW YOU OBTAIN A MODERNIZATION LOAN 1. Scur fftimt of Cost Ask tM CASH price from yovr cefitrelor er tvdelAf nttrfl w ply deeler. 2. Sm TA Writ National Bank Bring Itis ft It art to tti mett cenvvnbfit fcrsjftcfc for cfctKfclitfl Ittt toen. Thsrs tt no oVsy. ! First Notional con grv DlMCT opproyi 3. Mall tha Cartltlcmta of Camplailan to fht bank, this It vpplitd by your contractor or bwltdtr who rfcc work h flnlihad Tha What National Bank than pay CASH. No Otloytl . . No Extra Charga! , SxampUi O MODIRNIZATION NNANCIN0I TOUR IMMOtflMINTt COST tlOO txylng 1 yaar . . . mtifhry aaynrn Is $17.86 Sapaytngi 1 years . . aaaiilMy parywaaf Is t assaying 8 yr ... maiiiMs aarmsai Is $ 8.8 YOU HHP NOT 68 A DtSQSITOe TO tOWOW WOW THIS SANK "Finl Notional GILBERT TALKS TONIGHT ON SUBVERSIVE TRENDS A capacity audience la aipeoted tonight at the Baptist church to hear Dr. Dan Gilbert, general secre tary of the World's Christian Funda mentals association, speak against subversive trends in American life and education. Tha mass meeting is open to the rtublle. Dr. Gilbert will begin his talk at S o'clock. The meeting Is sponsored by the Oregon Christian Fundamentals as sociation, a branch of the world as sociation, and by tha Truth for Students movement. Dr. Olibert Is said to be a brilliant and forceful speaker. Too Late to Classify WANTED Lady for housework and care of Invalid. Mrs. Park, Boa 183, Howard Ave. CAPABLE woman want practical nursing or housekeeping. Box 6S3. Tribune. WOULD like transportation to Loa Angeles; help pay expenses, pnone BB9-J-3. 1938 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe Sedan; very small mileage; new car guarantee: at a real bargain pfos; low easy terms. See this on sure If you want to sava money. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge A Plymouth Distributor. FOR SALE Several good used trac tors at out of season bargain prlcea. See them and try them and save money by buying now. Rogue Valley Tractor Co., 1 So. Fir. FOR RENT Furnished apartments; Frlgldalre, electrlo range. Hotel Holland. FOR RENT Room for 3. Private entrance. 15S N. Oakdale. WE ARE fullT equipped to recondl tlon your automobile. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop, ooa s. Kiveroiae. SMALL APARTMENT FOR RENT TRIBUNE BUILDINO Cosy 9-room apt., furnished, plenty of closet space, shower bath, steam heat, hot and cold water furnished Rent very reasonsble. Adults. Ap ply Msil Tribune. FOR RENT 8-room noust, 1318 West 0th. FOR SALE Davenport and chair, washing machine. Jersey cow and cair. Kose ban, box boi. FOR SALE 4-room house: breakfast nook, bath, glassed-in bsck porcn, also service porch, laundry trays, cement foundation, on pavement; SI 560 Including furniture; easy terms. L. O. PICKELL. IS . Bartlstt. FOR SALE Roomlnz house, reason able; good location, Box 4988, Mall Trimine. EASY washing machine, one small Junior washlna machine, good sew ing mschlns, breskfast set, kitchen eaoinei, antique cnest or arawera. Al's Trading Post, Jacksonville Hwy. SLEEPING ROOM for rent. I Laurel. FOR SALE Model 30-K Cletrae. price 8306. Can be seen working at Mrs. vogel's. Route 1, Box 884, Jacksonville-Phoenix Hwy, Vt mile east of Academy. BEAUTIFUL Iris, plant now for spring blooms. Phone S14-Y. Mrs. Walker. FOR SALE Fruit jura, quart and H-gallona. SOo doien. 837 Maria. EXPERIENCED ranch or camp cook wishes work. Box 4664. Tribune, Sanlc Wuf ot fh RocMm" TRUCK LOAD of Elberta and Hale peaches, 81.38 bushel. Bill s Fruit Stand, S. Paclflo Hwy. FOR SALE Wood range. Tel. 1300-L. HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE 130 Portland Ave. Call Saturday or evenings. FOR SALE OR TRADE Suburbsn homes, close In. to trade for city property. A. W. Walker, Real Estate, 333 N. Riverside Av. FOR RENT Business plsce with 8 rooms and bath, 317 N. Riverside 830. water psld. Phone 1360. CLAIRVOYANT and PALMIST Truthful advice on all affairs of life. 1760 No. Riverside. FOR SALE 8 fresh cows. Roy Howard. Ross Lane. FOR RENT Modern apartment with garage. Chllders' Apta., 803 West 11th. Phone 1408. FOR SALE 3fl model T Ford coupe. Good condition. Box 107, Rt. 1, O. V. Meyers' place. FOR SALE Box shook, standard grade; peach, tomato, 4 peach. 86 per 100; 6-lnch peach 87; 13-oup berry orates 88: lumber, rough and dressed. McGraw & Morgan, Eagla Point. FOR RENT North half unfurnished duplex, 4 rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace, butlt-lns. Close in: east aide. 838, water paid. Phone 16-F-3. 25C-33C-1M TOMORROW & SAT! r-ovr.osirj Re's young and he's ' hsndsome . and haa tha swellest rotca yonva . ever heart! 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