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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTaD. OHEGOy. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1938. PAGE NETE LOCAL and PERSONAL! AMERICAN LEGION in nnrn nrnnnTO From Ashland Stanley Johnson of Ashland transacted business In this city yesterday afternoon. Visit Here Faye Grubb, Kathleen Cook and Louis White of Ashland pent Wednesday visiting friend here. To Ashland The Rev. H. H. Young of 10 Portland avenue spent Tuesday evening In Ashland visiting with friends. To Montana Mlsa Helen McAl lister of 19 North Peach street left by train early this week for Butte, Mont., where she will visit relatives and friends for three weeks. Crews Return CCC crows that have been fighting the Chetco fire on the. Siskiyou national forest re turned last night to Camp Anplegate and Camp South Fork of the Rogue River national forest. Back from Market Jack Swem. owner of Swem's Gift shop, returned on this morning's train from San Francisco where he attended gift market and made merchandise pur chases for his store. Belknap to Preach The Rev. L F. Belknap will deliver the sermon at the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning, in the absence of the pastor, the Rev. Joseph Knotts. The topic will be "Profit Motive." Returns Home Mrs. Una B. Inch, county school supervisor, returned to her home at 602 Catherine street recently after having spent the past six weeks In Eugene attending the University of Oregon summer session. In Grants Pass Miss Janle V. Smith, executive assistant of the Rogue River national forest, trans acted business today at Siskiyou national forest headquarters In Grants Pass. Visit Here Mr. and Ms. Fred Broullet and niece, Marjorle feeely of San Francisco, were recent visitors at the C. B. Arnold home, 304 South Central avenue. They enjoyed a trip to Crater lake during their, stay. Back from South Leon Hasklns, owner of the West Side pharmacy on West Main street. Miss Gertrude Has klns and Mrs. Belva Aiken returned to Medford yesterday from San Fran cisco where they attended the gift show at the Palace hotel. Policemen Return Lieut. Alonzo Dunn and Privates Al Stoehr and Paul Williams of the state police returned to Medford last night from Camp- Clatsop, where they attended the annual state police school. They were gone 10 days. Remodeling Front Heath's drug store at 29 North Central avenue Is undergoing remodeling of the store front. Despite the construction, busi ness Is being carried on as usual. The new front will be completed Sunday or Monday. Court Citation Eldora Minerva Muckey. 36, of Klamath Falls was cited by state police last night to appear In Justice court August IS charged with operating a vehicle with no tall light. Police said she was pulling a two-wheel trailer which had no tall light. Guests Here Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miles at 203 North Oakdale avenue are Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Leeds and daughters, Jane, Miriam and Marjorle. of Pasadena, Cal. The visitors arrived by motorcar Tuesday and will remain about two weeks. Several sight-seeing trips to places of Interest In southern Oregon are planned for the guests. Airport Arrivals Yesterday's ar rivals at Medford municipal airport were Lieut. G. G. .Northrop, en route from Sacramento. Cal., to Fort Lewis, Wash.. In a Douglas observation plane; Lieut. T. S. Bailey, Hamilton field, San Rafael. Cal.. to Fort Lewis In a Northrop attack plane: D. Crab' tree, Eugene business man returning home In his Taylorcraft from Ala meda. Cal; and J. H. Clark, who ar rived from Portland In an Eoglerock with films for the Hunt theaters here. WAKE UP YOUR nllhoat Calomel And You'll Jump Out of Bed is the Morning Rario' lo Go The liver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bil U not flowtafffreely, your food doesn'tdigest. It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up four stomach. You set constipated. Your whole system is poieoned and you fee sour, sunk and the world looks punk. A mere bowel movement doesn't gtt at the cause. It takes those (rood, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to set these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel Tip and up." Harmless, gentle, yet amai inir fn making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name. 25 cent. Stubbornly refuse anything else. ONE WAY TO KEEP TH Buy Green Slabwood now and have money to spend from next winter's fuel lavings. Green Pine Slabs, 12" or 16" 84.75 For the bit double load Prompt Delivery of FACTORY BLOCKS can now be made, $6.00 per unit load Timber Products Company From Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon of Grants Pass were among Josephine county visitors In Medford yesterday. E-Resident Here Jack Kerr of Walla Walla. Wash., la spending sev eral days In Medford on business. Mr. Kerr, a former resident of this city, has many friends throughout the Rogue valley, who welcome his return after several years' absence. Family Reunion Twenty five members of the Wagner family will be entertained at a reunion dinner Friday evening In the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miles. 303 North Oakdale avenue. Assisting Mis. Miles as co-hostesses will be Mrs. Louis Brown and Mrs. Lawrence Wagner. The guests will come from several parts of the United States. Minor Accidents Fay Unruh of Route 4 and John J. Smith of Med ford drove cars involved In a minor accident at North Riverside avenue and Jackson boulevard last night, a city police report said today. Ma chines operated by Edward Dutton of Route 3 and Phil Strader of Glide collided with minor damage at 13th street and Riverside avenue Wednes day evening, a report on file In city police station said today. Taking Pictures H. C. Obye. assist ant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, and H. D. Kem adver tising manager of the California Ore gon Power company, left yesterday morning for the Sky Lakes area of the forest where they were to tako colored motion pictures of scenic attractions. They were to remain In the area until Friday. The films are to be used In Jackson county exhibits at the Gol den Gate International exposition at San Francisco next year. To Funeral Mrs. Wilson H. Tal bott and Guy W. Conner of C16 West Belmont street, were In Seattle. Wash., today to attend the funeral of their brother, W, W. Conner, ,who waa head of an Insurance brokers company bearing his name. Mr. Conner died In a hospital In Seattle Tuesday morning. He was a member of the general committee of the Northwest Aviation Planning Council and was to have attended the council's con ference In Medford, September 16 and 17. .Funeral services are to be held In Seattle tomorrow. Position Announced Mro. Dolph Phlpps of Medford has been appointed a member of the state advisory com mittee of the national youth admin istration and will serve until June 30, 1930, according to an announce ment by Ivan G. Munro, Oregon director of the NYA. The appoint ment was made by Orren H. Lull, national deputy executive director of the NYA at Washington. D. C. Mrs. Phlpps has long been active In youth work In southern Oregon ami la the founder and advisor of the Medford Girls' Community club.. ,,. ' Remodeling Building O. L Davis of Weed, Cal., owner of the building at 30 North Central avenue formerly occupied by Jarmln's drug store, ap plied to the city building Inspector's office yesterday for a permit to re model the ground floor at a stated cost of S4000. Workmen are exca vating the basement and reflnlshlng the interior at the present time. It la said the building will be occupied by a drug establishment. Medford Business college at 37 North Grape street applied for a permit to remodel at a stated cost of $200. Air Corps Denies Search For Spies SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. U () Army officials and federal bureau of investigation agents (Unclaimed knowledge today of any "spy hunt" centering at the army air corps base at Hamilton field. Both sources declared unfounded, as far as they knew, reports of the theft of drawings of a secret device used In training filers. The San Francisco Examiner said It had "unofficial Information" groups of men were Inquiring about Mai'n county for a civilian believed sec a In the area north of the Golden Gate between Bollnas and Olema. , Seek Rare Sheep KE7TCHIKAN, Alaska, Aug. 11. VP) Richard King Mellon, Pittsburgh banker and nephew of the late An drew Mellon, was here today en route to the southwest corner ot Yukon territory to obtain a group of White Dall sheep for the new North Amei lcan hall of the Museum of Natural History at New York City. Law Regiments Hen. BOSTON. (UP) Massachusetts hens probably would cluck "regi mentation" If they understood a bill signed by Gov. Charles P. Hurley provides that the state recognize four standard sites of eggs Urge, medium, pullet and peawee., OUT Of E RED! 15 wvm mmw. ON BEAVER STATE The annual Beaver Boys State pro vided an experience of exceptional value for all the youths who at tended the encampment, It was the consensus of the Medford campers who reported at Wednesday night's meeting of the American Legion in the armory. The encampment, part of the American Legion's national program I to teach the country's youth the principles of self government, was held last week at Portland, ten boys from Medford attending. Reports on various phases of the encampment were given at the Amer- lean Legion meeting by Burton j Daugherty, William Hollo-vay. Jr., j Charles Boyden and Dick Nelson The ; boys told how city, county and state i governments were organized by the 'Junior statesmen" under competent advisers, sharp competition develop ing for election to the public offices. By banding together the Medford, j Grants Pasa and Roseburg groups wielded an important influence in the various, elections and annexed ! many of the desirable offices for this section of the state, the Legionnaires were told. The recreational advantages of the dally schedule were outlined by the boys, as well as the programs each evening which included outstanding speakers and varied entertainment. The Medford boys said tney were enthusiastic over the educationa. benefits of the encampment and voiced a desire to go again. Jack Gordon. Grants Pass Legion naire who accompanied the boys to the encampment, opoke highly of the youths deportment. , Legionnaire George Hoard spoke on the "national salesmen's crusade" for better business. . Annual installation of Medford post officers will be held August 24, It was announced by John Enders, chairman of the Installation com mittee. Officers of the auxiliary will be Installed at the same time in Joint ceremony. The evening's program wl'.i Include music, dancing and supper, Mr. End ers reported. Robert Ebel gave a report on the junior baseball team sponsored by the Legion. Commander Don Newbury present ed to Lee Gar lock, chairman of the membership committee, a gold star, awarded by the state department to the champion membership worker In each post. Garlock'B total ' of 346 members for 1038 is regarded as a state record and may also win national honors when final results are tab ulated, Mr. Newbury said. Visitors at the meeting were L. P. Ivanhoe of Rio rte Janlero Brazil, and C. L. Thompson, past commander of the La Grande post. Mr. Ivanhoe. still a member of the Medford post after many years' absence, related many experiences from his life in South America and answered ques tions about the political and busi ness affairs of Brazil. COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by the Jackson Count; Abstract Co.. 12) C- Slith Street Marriage Licenses William Brown and Lois Jeflerson. Paul B. Bailey and Nina rranklln Blakeley. Probate Court Estate of Emerson B. Wheeler, de ceased, admitted to probate. Estate of Alice Knotts, deceased, admitted to probate. Estate of J. L. 8amue1son. deceased, admitted to probate. Estate of Wayno Powers, deceased, admitted to probate. A, B. Evans assumes business name of "Asbestosi Products Co." Circuit Court Frank Hohlweg vs. Emma L. Hon! weg. divorce. Emily O. Harris vs. James Seth Harris, divorce. Ren,l Estate Transfers George Potter et ux to George W Show. 1 :4.1-7:IM)'H!1A Gay Entertainment! Now! Till 8atnnla lflT.Bfii:flJi 2 PORIVSEAS Wallace BEERY nix MORGAN Milan 0'SULUVAN 1CM. KttK RALPH coming f SUNDAY f II IBIa.ter.n, . uJr " I Bwy In hi. f '1 1 mo.t human jjjjij Rose at ux. W. D., land In Sac. 11, Twp. 38S, R. SW. W. M. T. S. Neeley tt u to O. V. Myers at ux, W. D-, land In DIXJ 95, Twp 378, R. JW. W. M. Lloyd V. Arant to George M. Stan ley, W. D.. SW Of 8EH of SEK Sec 18, Twp. 398, R. II. W. M. D. w. Holman et ux to Mra Ollle Peterson, W. D land In Sac. , Twp. 383, R. IE. W. M. Cella 8. Sheraln.at vlr to Stewart W. Shearln. w. D., land In 8B of SE'i Sec. 10. Twp. S58. tt. IW. W. M. Edna J. Mclntlre to T. O. Baker et ux, W. D.. !an1 In Sec. 30, Twp. 33S. R. 315. of W. M. Newt Lewis to L O. Ptckell at ux, W. D.. land In Sec. 33, rwp. 398, R. 3W. of W. M. George E. Young to August Sehan da. W. D., KEI, of SEV4. Sec. , Twp. 398, R. SW. W. M. A. L. Lamb et ux to Elmer C. Blfgel et ux, W. D., lot on Morton street In Ashland. H. M. MoFarland et al to O. K. Gates et ux. W. D., lot . block 3, Humphrey-Knight Add. to Medford. C. E. Oatea et ux to Bel F. Rich ardson et vlr. W. D., lot 3, block 3, Humphrey-Knteht Add. to Medford Kenneth L. Kegg at ux to Chester A, Martin. W. D. NWV4 of SW. Sec. 10. Twp. 388. R. SW. W. M. E. W. Gould et ux to Vernon J. Robinson et ux. W. D.. lot . block 3. Humphrey-Knight Add. to Med ford. Josephine M. Staaks to E. P. Zetka et ux. W. D.. land In DLC 73. Twp. 383. R. 1W. W. M. W. C. Long to George P Martin. Q.CD., land In See 33, Twp. 38S R. W. W. M. Maude M. Snider to Ben F. Oawley et ux. W. D., lot on North Orange street In Medford. Schuvlcr 0. Case et ux to Arthur J. Loeffler et ux. W. D., land In DLC 43. Twp. 373, R. IW. W. M. Francis Kolkow et ux to n. iv. Nixon. W. D., land In See 5. Twp. 388. R. 4W. W. M. Frank Pearl. administrator to Walker Caldwell, A D, lot 8, block 10. Phoenix. nv H. Morris et ux to Clarenoe O. Pierce et ux, Q.O.D., SB", of NEV. and N",i of SE'.4 Sec. 38, Twp. aoo. R. 2W. W.M. Bertha M. Bratney et vlr to Clarence C. Pierce et ux. Q.CD.. SE'i of NE and N'4 of BEYt Sec. 38, Twp. 383, R. W. M. Paulina Elizabeth Wahl to Frank C. Elliott, W. D., land in See. 33, Twp. 36S, R. 4W W. M. G. W. Nellson, administrator to J. D, Hawkins, A.D.. part SE'4 of NEf, Sec. 33. Twp. 388. R. 3W. W. M. Aiumat Schanda to oeorge e. Your. W.D., land In Sec, 31 and 32. Twp. 378. R. 2W W. M. Marjorle L. Pierce et vlr to W. W. Cottrell. Q.C.D.. lot on crater Lake avenue. Medford.. Orchard Park Farms Inc. to Chaa. A. Wing et ux, W. D., tract In DLC 45. Twp. 378, R. 1W. W. J. Mcculloch et ux to John A. Yantlss et ux, W.D., tract In DLC 58; Twp. 37S, R. 2W. Paul E. Geddes. administrator to S. F. Shattuck. Q.C.D.. land In Sees, 20. 30 and 14. Twp. 328, R. IW. J R. Gallup et ux to Emll Hune- mlller, W. D., lot 11 of Wing Sub division, unrecorded. Joseph Daniel Honry et ux to Percy A. Henry et ux, W. D.. NWVi of NW', Sec. 3 and Ei4 of NEV. and SW",, of NE!4. Sec. 3. Twp. 36S, R. IE. W.M. Ralph P. Reed ct ux to Harold E. Reed. W. D.. VtA of NWV4 Sec. 15. William W. Moses et ux to George Mack et ux, W.D.. EV4 of flWl4 and W',4 of SE!4 Sec 3. Twp. 363. R. 4W. W. M. Michael Jay Brand at ux to Rolln B. Phlpps et al. W D.. E of NW4 and NW of NEV4 Sec. 10, Twp. 34S. R. 4W. W. M. Carl Gottsche et ux to L E. Craft et ux. W. D., lot 10 and part lot 11, block 6, Laurelhurst Add to Med ford. Amelia F. Tolt to Flora Welch, W. D.. part block 12, Imperial Add. to Medford. Orders Milk Action. TORONTO. (UP) An oider-ln-councll announcing that compulsory pasteurization of milk will become effective In all cities, towns and suburbs In Ontario on Octobr 1, and throughout the rest of the province by December 31. has been passed by the Ontario government. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. IT'S A GREAT LIFZ! IT'S A GAY LOVE!. ...A GRAND SHOW I -t?BONM Oolng Placet wltli . Uwell Thorn! fc.w fxw Cartoon News I I w f cvn-as 1 i TODAY mm On Roxy Bill Claudette Colbert and Charles Boy- er co-star In the grand comedy ro mance. "Tovarlch, playing today and tomorrow only at the Roxy theatre. Anita Louise heads the large sup porting cast. Warner Baxter Has Lead Sunday Show Craterian Screen Orchids, yachts, mansions, after all, what do they mean? if It's only orchids, yachts and mansions the girls are after! So a debonair mil lionaire gives his millions the air and goes for a girl who Is looking only for love! Tn this vein, "I'll Give A Million" becomes one of the gayest cinematic romances to come out of Hollywood In an age. At the Craterian theater yesterday, It gave the enthusiastic audience an array of star talent that beggars all the upper-bracket adjec tives. Romantic Warner Baxter; gorgeous ly glamorous Marjorle Weaver at I last In glittering raiment: Peter Lor- 1 re, the erstwhile menace Mr. Moto. in a riotously funny characterisation; beloved Jean Hersholt In a part as charming as his famous Country Doc tor: that master cf facial facility. John Carradine; exciting Lynn Barl; Frits Feld In the best thing he has done. That'a Just a quick glimpse of the oast which adds up to hundreds and Introduces Shorty, a clever scene- stealing simian. Only the keen mind of smart writers could logically tie up the glamor of high society, and the Idea of a whole town In South, ern France suddenly Inaugurating kindness to tramps Just because Warner Baxter, seeking refuge from fair-weather pals, says he'll give a million francs for a real friend. Baxter Jumps from his palatial yacht to save Peter .Lorre from drowning. The vessel sails on and Warner changes clothes with the res cued tramp. Lorre sallies for the the next day with his packets full of French bank notes and let's slip the story of the mllllonalre-hobo. From this point on the solicitude for tramps becomes epidemic. Baxter of course finds his way to a circus where he meets Mar jorle Weaver and a hectic romance reaches an astonishing conclusion. A study made of the labor done by a farm housewife over, a period of 30 years showed that she prepared approximately 235,425 meals. The labor cost at 19 cents a meal would be over 30,000. -u The Screen Thrill of 1938! yf v Nature in the Raw I Savage drama in the i land the world never knew I . . . lashing -A'f ' wild animal fights! ... terrifying tribal ) SX Ji blood rites! ... 1001 startling thrills faff Ve actually filmed in the Malay Jungles! f Thrnncri onin.rrit.Hntr mnnn. ail k. V 0 Complete how t 1:4.1 1:0 ant (CIS In "Booloo" If J4 1, The climax of the thrilling Jungle romance. "BooloV ccmea with the sacrifice of a beautiful young maiden to a white tiger, whom voodo-bound natives worship as a god I This rite, which exployers say Is still observed In the wild country back of the Ma laya Jungles, will be seen for the first time on any screen when "Booloo" opens a three day run at the Rlalto theatre today. "Panamlnt's Bad Man." starring story of the Wells Fargo Express and starring Smith Ballew popular West ern singing star, will play as the companion action feature with "Boo loo" at the Rlalto today. The chief crops of Spain are wheat. rye. barley, oats, corn, rice, potatoes, sugar beets, olives and grapes. Too Late to Classify SEE THESE BARGAINS TODAY Ford model A coupe: new paint, tires, battery and motor newiy ana coin tiletelv reconditioned. S135.00. 20 Durant Coach, low mileage and fine condition throughout, sau.w. Bulck Touring wilt amaze you to hear motor. Tires alone worm more than selling price, $5fi.00. '35 Chev. Sedan DeLuxe: radio, heat er, new paint; entire car in excel lent condition, 405.00. Trade and Terms. CHAPMAN-COOKSEY MOTOR CO. 33 So. Bartlett. Phono 077. SANDY'S USED CAR3 You can depend on the car you buy from ua. 1937 STUDEBAKEB Sedan with over drive and do luxe equipment. . 1937 STUDEBAKEB Coupe, overdrive. 1936 FORD Station Wagon. 1935 FORD Panel Delivery. 1930 STUDEBAKEB Coupe. This la a small car In splendid condl . tlon. Several Cars from 1B up. 1934 FORD Truck: duals. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Open Evenings and Sunday, WANTED Clean dishwasher; also waiter for Saturdays and Sundays. Inquire In person, LaTosca. Phoenix. FOR SALE 1037 factory hullt, 16 ft. trailer house, sleeps 4; stove. Ice box and running water. Must be seen to be appreciated. S. M. Chiistensen. on highway, & mile west of Gold Hill. FOR SALE 1937 Nash Lafayette Victoria Sedan; complete with over drive, free wheeling, radio and heater. May be seen at Economy Lumoer uo, yara on worm wver side. FOR SALE 1930 International 1 ton truck. See M. L. Vorhela. Crys tal Spring Packing Co. 3C DC TOR RENT No. 4 Berrydale. In quire 623 So. Central or Tel. 24C-Y. FOR SALE - 100 lambs. V. K. Bybee. 5' ACRES. Irrigated, small house, east of Medford, $525. 3 Acres. Irrigated, 3 small houses, lota berries, nice shade, 1800. 6 Acres, Irrigated, new small modern house, 4 head stock In cluded, 91760. BLOOD & OOFT, 132 K. Central. FOR SALE OR TRADE What have you? One 8x10 extra rapid view camera with tripod: one 5x7 extra rapid portrait camera with stamp picture attachment. These are not Junk but were used by a profes sions! photographer. One kitting machine with attachments, s. m, Christ risen, on Hwy. t mile west Oold Hill. TRADE 5 acres near Port Orford; small house, fenced, beach V4 mile, for Medford property, qooa car, livestock, lumber or? Wrlio Route 2. Box 135, Medford. FOR SALE Service stntlon and gro cery: Shell products. Good loca tion. 603 S. Riverside. WANT TO RENT Small apartment house or one that can be used as one: furnished or unfurnished. In quire 331 N. Drape till Friday even ing. FOR. SALE Wenner pigs. $3 50 and $4 each. Across from Kan sen's Dairy by Airport. Vern Stuart. CANNING PEACHES now ready. Bring your own boxes. Woodlawn Or chard. Central Point. Phone 137. Harry DeBuque. FOR SALE 5 -room house and bath, screened-ln back porch, fine shade, 3 English walnut trees, corner lot. Only ftlSOO; ea&y terms. ALSO 10 acres, all In Lad 1 no clover; 5 -room new house and gar nge, barn, electricity: located on state highway. Price $3300. includ ing 10 head of good milk cows, cream separator and household furniture. L. O. PICKELXj, 16 So. Bartlett. FOR SALE Purebred Cocker Span iel pups. Phone 1524-U o TONIGHT e OREGON SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL "MERCHANT of VENICE1' Curtain 8:30. Reserved Seats 91.00 at Prultt's Muslo Center. General admission 60c. Special Student Tickets tfto. u FRIDAY 1 TAMING OP THE SHREW Feel at Home in "The Heart of Portland'! Comfort Convenlenea Courtesy Seme Attrartln Kate.: j Hotel i Cornelius Sta i.W. Part Oetachea bath With bath BBN O. HI rortland IN THE HEART OP THE CITY Today 3 Days NO RAISE SET WANTED Your watch and clock repairing. Guaranteed. Reasonable prices, C. K. Myers, 116 No. Central, AUTO REFTOISHINO Factory qual ity or better. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop, 608 8. Riverside. PLEASANT front room for rent, 304 Genesee St. FOR SALE Excellent milk A. H. Mann, Rt. 1, Box 393-A-, Griffin Creek road. REGISTERED 3 -year-old Kerry Blue terrier valued at $50. Will sell for 110. Wonderful watch dog for country. Phone 1349-1 1004 West 4th St. FRUIT HAULING Get my price be fore you contract your fruit haul. ' Large truck, low rates. 16 So. Columbus Ave. DODGE late model touring sedan, de luxe equipped; radio, heater; 90-day new car guarantee. And only 6671 for this week only; 6 Interest, PIERCE - ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Distributor. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Oftaa Brings Happy R.Uaf M.ay sufferer, rlav. 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