MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON. TVEDXESDAY. AUGUST 17. 1938.
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LOCAL and
Court of Honor A Boy Scout court
of honor will be held at 8:45 p. m
Thursday In the Upper Rogue Orange
hall.
Committee to Meet Finance com
mittee of the Jackson County Cham
ber of Commerce will meet at 9:30
tomorrow morning. The eeeslon wae
postponed from Tuesday morning- V.
,1. Rolfe, chairman will preside.
Minor Accident Claire O. Hlgglns
of route 4 and Daniel W. Plaff of
Nampa. Idaho, drove can colliding
with alight damage on the Pacific
highway early this morning, accord
ing to a report on file In city police
station.'
Drunk Sentenced Sentenced by
City Judge Allen D. Curry thta morn
ing to serve 10 days In Jail on charge;
of drunkenness were Thomas L. Mor
rlsey, 80, and Daniel J. Donahue, 35.
La Verne Guy Allen, 18. drew a five
day Jail sentence on the same charge
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Meeting Tonight A meeting of
all persons Interested In learning about
the Medford Flying club Is to be held
at 8 tonight In the offloe of Thomas
A. Culbertson at the municipal air
port. The club Is being formed for
the purpose of acquiring a plane
and of procuring Instruction leading
to a private pilot's license.
Tools Rtolen Weston T. Dough
rty of the Brookhurst orchards on
the Crater Lake highway reported to
city police yesterday that a brown
metal tool box containing assorted
wrenches, socket sets, files and ether
tools was stolen from the ranch
sometime Monday night. He also
stated that two automobile tires were
stolen.
Hansen Leaving Mr. and Mrs
Harry Hansen will leave next week
for the Willamette valley where Mr.
Hansen expects to enter business
while Mrs. Hansen attends Orrgon
Normal school at Monmouth. Mrs.
Hansen, who has taught In Central
Point for the past 13 years, resigned
her position Saturday. Mr. Hansen
has severed his connection with the
George Yeo realty agency here pre
paratory to the move.
Smoker Fire A careless smoker
was held to blame today for a fire
that last evening burned over 20
teres of grass and brush in the GrU
fin creek area four miles west of
Phoenix. Who the smoker was could
not be established, the state district
tire warden's office said. The blaze
was reported at 4 p. m. and although
It was not In a protective area the
state office here sent two crews of
four men each with a pumper. The
fire was declared out at 8 p. m.
To Install Members of Medford
post and auxiliary of the American
Legion were today planning to attend
the annual Installation of officers
which will be held in the armory next
Wednesday evening, August 24. . After
the Joint Installation ceremony thre
will be dancing. A supper served by
auxiliary members will be the con
eluding feature of the evening's pro
gram. Commanding officers are urg
ing all member?! to set next Wed
nesday evening aside for this annual
get-together party. ,
Army Posts Open Recent war
department regulations provide for
the examination of applicants for
commission In the medical adminis
trative corps of the regular United
States army, it was stated In a pre,y
release received today from MeJ. IL
D. Bagnall, recruiting officer for the
Portland district. The examinations
are to be held November 14 to 18
and applications must be on fllo
not later than October 20. Appli
cations and requests for Information
should be addressed to the Adjutant
General, Washington. D. C.
?rlver Test Applicants for lic
enses or permits to operate cars will
be examined on Thursday this week
as well as on Saturday. An examiner
J will be In council chambers on the
v, top floor of city hall from 8 to 5
tomorrow and applicants are asked
to report to him between those hours.
Examinations were also given today.
The extra mid-week service Is Intend
ed to relieve the usual Saturday
rush and as many applicants as
possible are Invited to utilise the
special service. Examinations are
given every Saturday but the num
ber of applicants Is Invariably to
large that long waits are necessary
Air Travel Gains Revenue pas
" aenger miles chalked up by United
Air Line planes on their flights oe
tween Medford, Vancouver. California
point and the east totaled 11.003,186
In July, a gain of 1 per cent over
June when 10.858,795 revenue pas
senger miles were flown, according
to figures received by Max C. henne.
field manager for the company here.
Summer vacation travel and new low
air fares. Including half -fares for
children, accounted for a portl. n of
the traffic gain, it was stated by W
A. Patterson, United'! president An
increase of 3.82 per cent In volume
of air express shipments flown over
A United'a Pacific coast and cosst-to ,
coast airways was revealed In the '
month's record, with 164.084 pounas j
having been transported In July as ;
compared to 156.892 pounds In June
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PERSONAL
Buys Bull A purebred Guernsey
bull, Early Riser of Rogue View 201201
was purchased recently by Charles
Pettegrew of Eagle Point from George
H. 8 to well of Medford.
Building Pemlt Frances B. Ken-
ney of 812 Bennett street applied at
the city building Inspector's office
yesterday for a permit to repair a
roof at a stated cost of ISO.
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flome from Hospital Mrs. Herman
D. Powell of 414 Valley View drive
has returned to her home from the
Sacred Heart hospital where she hid
been confined for two weeks follow
ing an operation.
Plane Refueled Lieut. J. F. Wad-
man stopped at Medford municipal
airport this afternoon to have his
army Boeing pursuit plane refueled.
He was en route from Homllton field
to Marshfleld.
To Coast Col. and Mrs. R. I.
Stuart and daughter Isobel of 317
Apple street left this morning by
motorcar foV the Crescent City coast
vicinity where they will spend Mnme
time on a combined business and
pleasure stay.
To Attend Rites All Veterans of
Foreign Wars and auxiliary members
are afjeed to meet Thursday morning
at 11 at the Perl funeral home to at
tend the funeral of Fredrick Butler,
late commander of Crater Lake post
1833, V. F. W.
To Attend Funeral All members
of the Last Man's club of Jacksot
county are" requested to meet Thurs
day at 11 a. m. at the Perl Funeral
home, 426 West 6th street, to atend
the funeral of Fredrick Butler lnti
commander of the Jackson county
chapter of Veterans of Foreign Wars,
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Airport Arrivals Yesterday's ar
rivals at Medford municipal airport
were uoi. u. u oidfield. command
ing the air corps at Fort Lewis, Wrt&h.,
who was en route to Oakland. Cai.,
in an army Douglas observation
plane: Max Gulley, Ashland to Kiam
ath Falls in a Taylor Cub owned by
the Klamath Falls Flying club; and
M. J. Cumberley. factory representa
tive or the Waco company. Oakland,
Cal.. to Portland in a Waco cabin
plane.
IN 11 TO HELP
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. PORTLAND, Aug. IT. (AP) Head
ed by Charles H. Leach, a committee
to raise a war chest for the Demo
cratic party at the November elec
tion was appointed today by Prank
iicrney, state party chairman.
Among the membera ore David
Nelson. Pendleton: E. E. Wilson. Cor
vallls: Tom Holman, Salem: Dr. W.
A. Moser, Orants Pass: Glen Wlm.
berly. Roseburg; Ward Spatz. Med
ford; M. L. Johnson, Klamath Palls:
Allen Smith. Baker: Harry L. Moon,
La Orande: Mrs. Cora Cooter. Salem:
John D. Mann. Medford; Harry D.
Bolvln, Klamath Palls: w. T. Miller.
Orants Pass; c. D. Pics, Roseburg.
Osteopath Charged
With Wife's Murder
LA CLEDB. Mo., Aug. 17. (AP)
Dr. William P. Lamance, one time
boner who turned to osteopathy be
cause he lost a bet with his father,
was charged with wife murder today.
The body of Mrs. Ella Lamance.
pretty and 29. was found Mondsy
night on a cot In the vegetable cellar
behind the doctor's home.
8herlff Max Brown discovered the
corpse a short time after the 34-year
old osteopath reported his wife was
missing. Brown said she apparently
had been beaten to death a week
before, '
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"DICK TRACY"
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Including Rudy Vallee and Ros.
mary Lane In the cast, "Gold Dlggeri
in Paris." the swing-time musical
show, cornea to the Craterlan theater
for Sunday only. Others In the ca&t
Include Hugh (Woo-Woo) Herbert,
Rialto Comedy
. Victor McLaRhlen has soma rare
fun with a maKe-a-mtlHon-in-a-min-ute
role opposite Grade Fields and
hta afde-klck. Brian Donlevy. In
"We're Going to Be Rich." hilarious
comedy opening a three-day run to
morrow at the Rialto theater. Oracle
Fields, undisputed queen of comedy
and song, haa her first role In two
years opposite the brawny star.
"West of Cheyenne." starring Char
les fitarrett. will play as the com
panion feature. '
Keep cut flowers as cool as possible.
Do not expose them to direct aun
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Doors Open Tonite at 6:45!
Show, at
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mLast Times Tonite!
Alison Skip worth Polly Moran
in "LADIES IN DISTRESS"
Plus ANNA MAY WONd in 'WHEN WERE Y0D BORN?'
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Coming Sunday
Allen Jenkins. Gloria Dickson, Mabel
Todd. Frlta Fold and the tamed
Schnlckellrlts Band, admittedly the
looniest melody maniacs In the woild.
And. of course. It wouldn't be Odd
Diggers without an embellishment of
hundreds of beautiful girls.
FOILED IN MURDER
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17. (API
Sheriff's officers said Mrs. Elliabeth
Trlff, paroled from the state hos
pital for mentally afflicted at Cam
arlllo. tried to kill her two small
children with a paring knife today
but that the courage of five-year
old Jole TTIff saved his life and that
of his sister. Mary, three.
J. B. McCoy, sheriff's deputy, said
Mrs. Trlff became crazed, took the
children Into the bathroom of her
home, locked the door and told Jola.
"We are all going to sleep."
McCoy said Jole told him he saw
Mrs. Trlff poise the knife above lit
tle Mary's head. Jole grabbed his
mother's wrists, shielded his sister,
pushed his mother off balance, un
locked the door, and fled from the
house before his mother could over
take them.
Mary's screams attracted Mrs. Mary
McndenhaU. a nura, and with the
assistance of neighbors, Mrs. Trlff
was overpowered.
COLOR LINE"CAUSES
CONVENTION TO MOVE
8AN FRANCISCO. Aug. 17. (UP)
Eight hundred delegates to the
20th annual convention of the Hotel,
Restaurant and Bartenders Interna
tional alliance today moved their
convention headquarters out of the
Whitcomb hoteP after the manage
ment refused accommodations to
negro delegates.
The delegates resolved to check
out of their, rooms and convention
headquarters at the hotel within 34
hours.
Manning Johnson, negro business
agent of. a New York local, told the
convention the hotel had excluded
negro delegates because of their
color.
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With contestanta submitting photo
graphs with Incresstng numbers each
day. the contest to discover the little
southern Oregon girl who nrwt close
ly resembles Shirley Temple, Is rapid
ly growing to peak proportions.
The contest closes Saturday night,
at midnight, closing day of the new
Shirley Temple picture, "Little Miss
Broadway," -hlch opens a tour day
showing today at the Cratortan the
atre. The contest Is open to all little
girls now residing In southern Ore
gon. Photograph, must be of fairly
recent origin. All Judging will be
dona on a basts of comparison with
tha picture of Shirley shown above.
Photograph! may ba entered at the
Medford Mall Tribune or Craterlan
theatre, with the "Shirley Temple
Conteat." All photos will be returned
at the conclusion of th contest Sat
urday night.
To contestanta who wish to be
photographed In genuine little Shir
ley Temple dresses and hats. Mann's
Department store have offered to
loan the necessary apparel without
ODiigation, according to John Mof-
fatt, store manager. i
TOWNSEND SEES DOOM
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lT(OT)
Dr. Francis E. Townsend, sponsor
of the $200 monthly old aga pension
plan, waa represented today as be
lieving California's new ".10 every
Thursday plan" was foredoomed to
failure became It affected only one
state.
Townsend refused to be quoted
directly but Olen 8. Wilson, his
spokesman, said "the doctor feela
that any pension plan dealgned to
bring about national recovery should
be nationwide In scope."
The new plan, called "ham and
egga for California," proposed to
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Beauty Shop Bill
Causes Women to
Battle In Alley
PORTLAND. Ore, Au. 17.
( AP) Two women who couldn't
agree on a beauty shop bill want
out Into the alley to settle It with
the following result, aald Officer
L. V. Travara:
Adella Harris, ii, of Vancouver.
Wash, suffered a possible Jaw
fracture and Martha Mackay, 18.
of Portland, wai treated for head
and face cut.
Miss Mackay, said Travera.
clslmed that she and the other
woman began arguing about a bill
rendered by Mlsa Mackay'a beauty
shop.
They ended up In a fight In a
nearby allay, which developed Into
fisticuffs and rock-throwing be
fore . passers-by separated them,
the officers report aald.
raise the estimated 91.600,000 weekly
by Issuing state warrants which
would be financed by a two-cent
transactions tax paid weekly by the
person holding the tl warrant.
Defeat Port Proposal.
PENDLETON. Aug. 17. OP) Uma
tilla county voters rejected a county
port proposal yesterday at a special
election, nearly complete tabulations
revealed todsy. with three small
precinct unreported th Tot 'stood :
Yes 764, no 838.
Too Late to Classify
PHONE 969-R for furniture repairing,
reupholsterlng, reflnlshlng by Thl
bault. FOR SALE Tuscan cling peaches,
3 mllea west ot Phoenix on Cole
man creek road, O. D. Vroman.
Phone U-F-S.
NICELY furnished room: private ent
rance and bath. 335 8. Ivy,
FOR SALE 3-whee?raTler" 33S
No. Ivy.
FOR SALE OR TRADE .30-30 car
bine. Dowd, 3ft So. Riverside.
WANTED Apartment suitable for
on gentleman. Permanent. Box
603. Tribune.
WANTED TO LEASE amall farm suit
able for dairy and poultry. Box
603, Trlbuna.
MUST SELL THIS WEEK
Chesterfield, dishes, birds.
St., Aahlsnd.
Dreswr,
133 8th
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FOR RENT l-room furnished apt
eie a. Main.
FOR LEASE Good farm, located en
highway. Inquire Mary I. Helms,
Klamath Junction, Ashland. Or.
FOR SALE Bicycle, good condition,
practically new tires, new pedals,
rear bundle carrier, lamp; 18 each.
3S Laurel St. Dr. Carlow.
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
In Mall Tribune building. Com
bination living and . dining room,
fireplace. Electric refrigeration and
rang, steam heat and hot and
cold water furnished. Adults. Ap
ply at business office Mall Tribune.
FAT DUCKS Dressed or allv. on
Ouemsey cow. giving milk. Mo-
Carty'a. Orchard Home Drive. Tel
M93-J-3.
ORDER your peach, pear and to
matoes for canning now, at Pete's
Fruit Stand, corner Be all Lane and
Highway St.
FULLY FURNISHED
OIL STOVE KELVINATOR
THREE SLEEPING ROOMS
Aaa- A-room modern bung,
Si nil low, pink of condition
furnished: oil burning
stove, piano, davenport, occasional
chair, dining table, 4 chairs, 3 beds
(complete), 3 dressers, Hotpolnt
elec. rang, Kelvlnator, Thor oleo
trio washing machine, etc.; 9 large
walnut trees In front: wll krtt
yard, nlc roses, garage: 3 blocks
to school. All for only 3390: some
terms.
MARK A. GOLDY. INO.
Phone 738. 109 I. Main St.
1934 FORD Pickup ..398
O. E. GATES AUTO CO.
Used Car Department.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HENS M. B.
Glover, Ross Lane and McAndrows.
WANTED Practical nursing or
housekeeping In refined home.
. Good cook. Reference. 741 West
Jackaon.
FOR RENT 13-acr ranch, 3 mil
out; bulldlnga. Furniture In nouso
for sale or trade. Inquire 630 No
Central.
SAFETY for Your SAVINGS
JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN
138 EAST MAIN ST.
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and ste
nographer wants employment Lo
cal references. Phone 1376.
'34 DODQE Convertible Coup: looks
and runs like new: radio, heavr.
perfect throughout. Special pries
only 449. See thl cr sure If
you want a bargain, and on low
easy terma. All cars under cover
at 8th and Bsrtlett Sts.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge . Plymouth Distributors.
FOR SALE Good Wedgewood rang.
Singer sewing mschln. radio nd
canned fruit cheap, as must lesv
soon; slao hay. Third houaa past
Dark's Serv. Sta. on Stewart Av.
CANTALOUPES, medium six. 36
uu.7i4. o. c. r miles wesc on
Jackson villa Hwy. Phone 731.R.
FOR SALE Australian Shepherd
pupplee and Whit New Zealand
rabbits. Call at th Covered Wagon.
WANTED Jersey bull of service age.
w. n. manae. tti. i, Medrord. Writ
or apply at ranch.
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at the
Townsend Hall
over the Baldwin Piano
Shoppe. Coolest hall in So.
Oregon.
Oood music
Gentlemen SSe. Ladies 10c
C. L. Perkins
DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY
Phone 273, 135 a. Central At.
Medford, Or.
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