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ItfEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. FEDECRD, OREfipy. TUESDAY. AUGUST 23, 1938. PAGE SEYEN LOCAL and Joint Meeting A Joint meeting, of the D.A.V. and auxiliary will be held In the Medford armory tonight at 8 o'clock. All are urged to attend. left Today p. B. Harden, in charge of Weeks & Orr store draper? department, left today for Klamath Falls and Treka where ho will trans act business for several days. Back from Klamath Adrtenne ' 8t .d, .c-wner of Adrlenne's store. returned to Medford recently from , Klamath Falls, where she transacted business for a week. To Portland Frances Pitcgerald and Marie Mitchell of Medford left by train last evening for Portland ' where they plan to" spend a week visiting friends nad relatives. Omen of Winter Residents of tho eity reported hearing a band of geese Monday night, making their way south. This Is regarded as a sign of an early winter, and a long one. Contractor Commutes Elmer Chllders. contractor, engaged In the construction of a Grants Pass thea ter, commutes dally between home and tho Josephine county capital, Meeting Tomorrow Jacksonville home economics club will meet at the home of Mrs. B. 8. Severance, Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. for a dessert luncheon. All members are urged to be present. In Ashland Mrs. Margaret Fab ric. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selby and Miss Jean Dudley of 1M Crater Lake avenue, spent Sunday In Ashland visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ingle. Mrs. Ingle Is Mrs. Fabrlck's daughter Arrivals Today Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mearow of Spokane, Wash., arrived on the train this morning to visit for week with Mr. and Mrs. Ray O. Tost at Black Oak ranch on route 9. Mr. Mearow Is Mrs. Yost's brother To Corvallla Hene Gale of 1108 west 10th street, accompanied bv Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gatton of Cor Ysllls, will leave tomorrow for Cor vallls to make an extended visit with the Gattons. Returns Home Ml Audrey Davis returned to her apartment In CargiU Court last evening from Salem where she had been called by the death of ier brother-in-law, Dr. W. A. John son, Salem dentist. To Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Waiter J. Olmscheid and family, formerly of tS9 West Jackson street, are leaving today for Roseburg where Mr. Olnv cheld will be retail store manager for California Oregon Power company Minor Accident W. O. Prettyman of 713 Cedar street and R. M. Monroe of Klamath Falls drove cars involved In ft minor wreck on the Jacksonville' JLueh highway Sunday afternoon, ac , eordlng to a city police report today. Accepts Position Miss Hortense Thompson, formerly of the GeBauer apartments here, left Saturday by train for Portland where she has position In the American Automo bile association office. Miss Thomp son resided In this city for a num ber of years and was employed at Hy Frager's cafe. tT A EBlockS Fill Tour Storage Now I Season's Best Quality I Whole Truck Load MEDFORD Tel. 631 lHZmmmmmIIiml ' UM Tribune Want Ada. IIAN0f a POUR-DOOR SBWJWITH TRUNK Xmr itf $1025 cJL-u3QfflL DELIVERED ol Detroit !:.VT' ? v Tjt A big luxurious car... a year ahead in styling . . . priced to suit the times I Right now you can own' and drive the car that's "a year ahead in styling" and actually save from $40 to $92 de pending on the model you buy. Graham has reduced price anticipating lower prices on materials. Begin today to en joy the extra "ize. the extra room, the extra, luxury of this big style-setting Graham I 120-inch wheel base. Deep, GRAHAM 32 So. Bartlett PENNINGTON MOTOR CO. Phone 977 PERSONAL Is Married Word received In Medford recently tells of the mar riage of Mrs. Marjorle LaPomt of Klamath Falls to J. Jones of Vallejo, Cal. Mrs. Jones was former owner of LaPolnt's ready-to-wear store In Klamath Falls and Is well known In Medford. Has Baby Word received In Med ford today tells ol the birth of a baby to a well-known former Med ford couple. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Butler, now living In Albany. On August 19 a boy was bom to them, j weighing five pounds, nine ounces.1 This Is the Butlers third boy. At Wrestling Matches Among Ash land residents attending the wrest ling matches In the Medford armury last night were Mr. and Mrs. Arv Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. McDougall, Larry Hunter. Clark Thomas, George Schaeffer, Earl Llntnger and Roy Parr, Jr. To Reshlngle Homer H. Harvey applied at the city building Inspec tors office yesterday for permits to reshlngle houses at 100 Lincoln street and 310 North Peach street, both at stated costs of $50. A. I. Yoakum of 822 Cedar street applied for a permit to remodel a residence at a stated cost of (50. Court Citations Mildred M. Smith, a6, of Jacksonville waa cited by state police yesterday to appear In Justice court this afternoon charged with driving a car without an operator's license. Lewis M. Russell, 41, of route 3 was cited to appear, charged with driving a car with improper lights. Olln E. Womelsdorf, 33. of 224 Clark street waa cited to appear, charged with operating a machine without a tall-light. Movies Tonight 'Today We Build,' a sound motion picture sponsored by ine xeaerai housing administration. will be shown in the basement of the Hotel Medford this evening at 8 ociock. au interested in home-building are cordially invited to attend the 45-mlnute program, which will also Include speeches by James Stevens of the West Coast Lumber men's association of Seattle and George T. Frey, chairman of the land appraisal committee. To Oakland Mr. and Mrs. Max Henne and children, Max and Adele, are leaving tomorrow by motorcar for a coast vacation en route to Oakland, Cal., where Mrs. Henne and the children will reside during tho school year. Mr. Henne, manager of the United Air Lines here,., will, resume his duties at the airport Sep tember 1. Last week the entire fam ily enjoyed trips to Diamond and Crater lakes. To Install Annual installation of officers of Medford post and aux iliary of the American Legion at the armory tomorrow night Is expected to draw a large attendance from all southern Oregon. Invitations have been extended to Ashland, Grants Pass and Kerby posts and a good representation of each unit Is looked for. Installation ceremonies will be followed by a dance and supper. John Enders Is chairman of the program committee and urges all local Legionnaires and auxiliary mem bers to be present at 8 p. m. vim $5.00 FUEL CO. 1122 N. Central luxurious teat 57 inches wide. Big hy draulic brakes. A rugged, all-steel body. And along line of safety and engineer ing features that let it apart Why wait? See the ' 'year-ahead" Grahams today. Drive the Graham Supercharger the only American car with a supercharged engine. Again this year, it holds the official A-AA. Economy Champion ship! Have Positions The Misses Leia Young and Margaret Osenbrugg re cently received temporary appoint ments with the Siskiyou national forest office In Grants Pass for work connected with the forest fire season. New Stamp Postmaster Frank DeSouta announced today the ar rival of the new Issue of eight-cent stamps. They are the same al is the old, with a aide view of Martin VanBuren. eighth president, pictured on them. They are olive color. Airport Arrivals Arrivals at Med ford municipal airport today Included MaJ. Paul Burrows in a Douglas basle trainer, from Pierson, field, Wasn., and return; and Col. Jacob Fickle In a Douglas basic trainer, rom Oakland and return. Tonsils Removed Undergoing op erations for removal of tonsils In the Osteopathic clinic ted ay were James Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Roberts of 216 Haven street and Lyle Woodcock of Rogue River, son of J. E. Woodcock, who also had hit adenoids removed. , Drunks Punished Helbert Logut, 38. and Edgar Harrington, both charg ed with drunkenness, were ordered by City Judge Alien D. Curry this morning to spend 10 days In Jail or leave town Immediately. They said they would leave town. Thorn ar L. Morrlsey, 30, of Snohomish, Wash, charged with drunkenness, was sen tenced to serve 10 days In city Jail. Former Residents Visit Mr. and Mrs. Al Sather of San Francisco ar rived Monday to spend a week or ten days visiting friends and fishing on Rogue river. The Bathers have a site for a summer home on Rogue river above Trail. Sather formerly was manager of the Star theater here more than 20 years ago, end also acted as the vocalist for the lllus trated songs. His son. Alvln Sather. Jr., and wife arrived yesterday for a stay here. Circuit Court Session Circuit Judge H. D. Norton will resume cir cuit court sessions Tuesday, Sep tember 8. Monday, Peptember 5, is Labor Day and a legal holiday. The first case will be arguments on the demurrer filed by the defendants by Earl H. Fehl, former county Judge, now a state hospital Inmate, for alleged damages. The defendants are Deputy District Attorney George Neil son, former District Attorney George A. Codding and County Clerk G. R. carter. Army Enlistment Thomas A. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T, Robinson of Gold Hilt, has enlisted in the United States army, according to an announcement from MaJ. H. D Bagnall, army recruiting officer In Portland. The major said young Komnson was accepted at Medford by the army recruiting agent here, Sgt. Willis S. Estep, on August 17, and was sent to Vancouver Barracks where, after further examination, he was formally enlisted, electing to serve his enlistment with the 10th field artillery at Fort Lewis, Wash, Obituary Services for Shirley Ann Dusen berry who was accidently drowned near Corvallls, August 19, were conducted- at Conger funeral home at 3 p.m., August 32, by A. J. Hanby. She was born in Medford Novem ber 21, 1935. She spent all her young life at her home on Sardine creek and at the home of her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gale In Medford, where she was dearly loved by all. She leaves to mourn her passing her mother, Ilene Gale and grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gale of Medford: her father. Arthur Dusen berry and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dusenberry of Gold Hill, two aunts, Mrs. Rawleigh Gatton of Corvallls, Mrs. Robert Brock of Graves creek. Interment wss in Sis kiyou Memorial Prk. OFFICIAL A.A.A. SUPERCHARGER RECORD 25.77 MILES H GAU0N Of course, you'd like to own a big car. Everybody would. Most big cars do cost more to operate than smallcars. But the Graham Supercharger holds the Official A A A. Economy Champlorohip-25. 77 miles on a gallon. Get Graham's cempltU economy story. II "White Banners" At Rialto wbhJJtwmSmim I iff I Two of the finest pictures ever to double bill at the Rlalto theatre, opens a three-day run today. They are, first, Lloyd O. Douglas' down-to-earth story of human hearts. White Banners," starring Jackie ISSURE CUFF USED N LATEST TREATMENT OF PARALYSIS CASES MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. (UP) Phys ical therapy Is employed at the Uni versity o Minnesota hospital to aid patients regain the use of disease stiffened arms and legs. Besides the swimming pool, where patients who sre slowly regaining use of limbs left helpless by infantile paralysis, diathermy machines and i ultra violet lamps are used In tho treatment. Two relatively new pieces of ap paratus, the pavex machine and the pressure cuff. Rre also employed by physical therapists. The pavex machine resembles a glss boot which fits over the leg. A motor alternately creates a pres sure and vacuum to stimulate cir culation. The machine Is useful In warding off gangrene or aiding cir culatory systems attacked by harden ing of the arteries. The pressure cuff accomplishes much the same purpose. However, the body does the work Instead of a mo tor. The cuff resembles a band doc tors wrap around the arm for taking blood pressure. Pressure is turned on for two and one-half minutes after the pressure cuff Is in place around arm or leg. During this time, blood In veins Is stopped, and only arteries function. The arteries carry blood to the veins, which dUate and force bloud Into smaller blood vessels where richer circulation is needed. WIFE OF MAESTRO LOS ANGELES. Aug. 23. (AP) Mrs. Emlta Krueger, wife of Karl Krueger, symphony conductor, Is much better, hospital attendants said today. They optimistically reported her condition was the best It has been since she was brought here Friday night suffering from bullet wounds inflicted by her maid's Jealous hus band. Last night, her voice diminished by pain, Mrs. Krueger gave police a "deathbed" statement, as Charles McDonald, the 29-year-old unem ployed electrician was charged with assault with Intent to murder her. He Is held under $50,000 bond. WITHHOLD EXECUTION OF ROSSER SENTENCE McMlNNVILLE. Aug. 23. (AP) Circuit Judge Arlle Walker withheld execution today of the 12-year prison sentence Imposed upon Al E. Rosser, former secretary of the Oregon Coun cil of API teamster unions, by sign ing a writ of probable cause. Rosser, who was convicted of com plicity In the arson plot which de stroyed a non-union box fsctory at West Balem last fall, thus will re main In Jail pending action upon an appeal to the supreme court. CIVILIZATION went out with the cane, declares Frank Jager, Washington craftsman who had made and repaired walking sticks for every presi dent since drover Cleveland. He finds that wllh patting ol cane vogue, "country Isn't civilised.'' ;; ' txjftf4t6t(i-j - Cooper and Pay Balnter with Clauds Rains and (Bonlta, (Beloved Brat) OrnnvUle, and the second, ."Fast Company." the hilarious comedy aucceesor to the "Thin Man" aeries with Melvyn Douglai and Florence Rice In the starring role. T ROTARY SPEAKER Al X. Ream, local fire Insurance adjuster, was the speaker at the regular luncheon -meeting of the Ro tary club in th Hotel Medford this noon. About 76 members were pres ent. Mark A. G-oldy, president, pre sided. Mr. Hearn gave a highly interest ing talk on the profession, outlining the many methods of adjusting lire Insurance and telling several stories of his experiences In making adjust ments. Following the talk, he an swered numerous questions asked by Rotary members concerning all phases of the work. Although unable to be present because of a slight Illness, L. T. Nygaard. Medford city sales managor of the Standard Oil company of Cali fornia, was Inducted as a new mem ber. DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN ARRIVES FOR BANQUET Prank Tierney of Portland, chair man of the state Democratic central committee, arrived In Medford this morning and will be guest of honor at a dinner tonight at 0 o'clock in the Hotel Medford. The dinner was previously announced to take place at Valentine's cafe. All Democrats and members of the Young Democratlo club are Invited to attend the session. Ward Spate will preside during the evening. AGED MAN CREMATED" IN DWELLING BLAZE EUGENE, Aug. 23. (AP) Carson Beebe, 72, Coburg, was burned to death late last night when fire of unknown origin destroyed the frame house In which he lived alone In Coburg. The house burned so quickly it wss destroyed before- members of the fire department and spectators realized Mr. Beebe was In the house. Charred remains of the body were found later in what had been the front bedroom. BIRTHS Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Bulford at Sacred Heart. hospital August 23 a girl weighing 8 pounds. 18 ounces. The Bulfords live at Cra ter Lake national park. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred T. Porst, of Crater Lake national park, at Sacred Heart hospital August 22, a boy weighing 8 pounds, 2 ounces. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Redpath of 24 Chestnut street todsy In Sacred Heart hospltel, a boy weighing 8 pounds. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Slmerl Jarvi of 720 South Peach street today In Community hospital, a girl weighing eight pounds, six ounoes. The baby haa been named Jo dlen. Mr. Jsrvl Is Rogue River nstlonal , forest fire chief. To Marshfleld School MAR8HFIELD, Aug 23. (AP) Election of Maurice Bullard. Sslem high school Instructor, to teach a new trades and Industries course at Marshfleld high In 1038-39 was sn nounced today by the local school board. TODAY and WEDNESDAY Another Laugh Hit For Frank Morgan! Plus BEKUEri ci mwtA ST Hair 1 1 I McCarthy seeking ( Party' inn now 1 ha lattlsrhl jgPr , i It . . . with J" A V thl. all. yi? 7 ,7, laiuh cast ai.fstt ail a. m mm m E MOBILIZING HUGE FORCE TO KEEP JAPS OUT OF HANKOW SHANGHAI, Aug. 3S. A mil lion soldiers and 300,000 civilians were reported mobilise today to pro tect the Hankow area should the Jap anese break the deadlock that has kept them U0 miles from the pro vincial Chinese capital for nearly a month. The Chinese clvlllanft were being trained in many behind -the -lines du ties In the Hankow district. Includ ed were 60,000 racksha pullers wro would become a troop transport corps. Chinese newspapers which reported these details also said women were being given Important roles as nurs es and military aids. A women's corns was being trained to be medical workers In the front lines. Many col lege graduates, members of leading Chinese families, were said to be among the corps members. The Chinese-Japanese struggle for mastery of Poyang lake, about 135 air miles southeast of Hankow, con tinued today with undiminished fury. "Birth of a Baby" Now at Craterian There has never before been a pic ture like "The Birth of a Baby." which opened at the Craterian the atre yesterday. The usual critical vo cabulary Is useless In discussing the film, for the film itself Is more then Just a movie. It t truth; vital, ex citing, clean and unashamed truth. About all a reviewer can do Is tell what the picture la about and then stand on a street corner and exhort passers-by to hurry to the Craterlsn theatre and see for themselves. Filmed under the guidance of the American Committee on Maternal Welfare, "The Birth of a Baby" Is simply what the title Implies a film showing the processes Involved In having a baby. It should be msde emphatically clear, here and now, that the picture Is clean. Clean as only truth oan be clean, without a trace of the sug gestive, the vulgar or the evil-minded. The story Is a plain one. Mary Burgess, a typical young American wife, Is going to have a baby. The doctor tells her that she ha been wise In coming to him early In her pregnancy, explaining dearly the biological fundamentals Involved in having bablee. The climax of the picture Is, of course, the minutes when the miracle of birth takes places. Only the pic ture as It was filmed oan do Justice to the power of that sequence, power religious In Its Intensity and purity. In 1037 New Mexico had the high est birth-rate In the country, New Jersey the lowest. Card of Thanks, We wish to txprtus our appreciation to all our friends for the klndnwn and sympathy extended to us during our recent bereavement; and also for the beautiful flowers Dene Gale, ST. and Mrs.- R. S. Oale, Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Gatton and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brock and Family. Arthur Dusenberry, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Dusenberry. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Trailer house, $88. I ttZ ' Nhnw l:4ft-7:00-9:t 30c-40c-10r TL&gP I jj J I I I fJ I O ) Positively Ends Tomorrow! 5! l l II II A g CAPACITY CROWDS jgJ Thrilled and Fascinated ! 'jfllklsV ' y !Sm.tMt- JAWm THP Claude RAINS UI-li Fay BAINTER -nlDTU V s Jackie COOPER my few Jh , lolvrtir:viliLiY: .mighty V"" i I You Owe It To Yourself . 0 " . , f To se. hi d r a m a 1 J'f ( i S AF"A FTt l'Sl ! J J A - V l v furnished apartment Tel. S41-W. evenings. FOR RENT 8maU house on south PecHIo highway. Phone 403-J-l. CAN7NO CORN, 1 sack; canning and Juice tomatoes, le lb. Smith's Quality Produce Stand, on high way near Jackson Hot Springe. FOR RENT 3 -room modern house. Inquire 444 No. Front. WANTED Unfurnished or partly furnished apartment. Call 1010. TOR SALS 2 milk cows. S heifer calves. Call evenings. H. E. C ass man. Rt. a. Box U. CUT FLOWERS and pickling cucum bers. Dressier'? 1107 East Main Phone 1589-Y. HAVE NICE MODERN HOME on No. Riverside Ave would like to trade for house between Washington school and hleh school In Medford. Aee me at Box 124. Jacksonville highway. FOR SALE. PIANO Baldwin made. popular alee, used very little, would take part trade, cananea ana cans. Singers, cheap. 108 Cottage. OOOD USED MONARCH wood range Bargain. Leonard Electric '37 DODGE Pickup, ueed very little: 90-day new car guarantee, ana priced to sell quick: special terms. All cars under cover at 8th and Bartlett Sts. PIERCE -ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Distributors. DO DOE Sedan In good condition. 1(0. Phone 1181 or 1602-L. BARGAINS In table and console 1038 Zenith radio demonstrators. Now ready. 1038 ZENITH radios, starting at $17.95. Leonard Electric. WILL EXCHANGE clear Medford home, neer high ichool: basement, furnace. 2 lota for small dairy ranch near schools. Box 3087, Trlbuns. FOR RENT Apartment, furnished; 17.50 month. 22 W. Jackson. FOR SALE Melotte cream sepa rator, size 8, good as new; ruund dining-room table. 54" top: model T Ford truck: 2-wheel trailer. O. B. McRae. West Prun at Cherry Ave.. Medford. 1030 DUO THERM oil circulating heaters, new beautiful models, com plete stocks. Leonard Electric. L S - ROOM Quince. Starts TODAY - For 3 DAYS Out Of This Woman's Love - Scarred Heart Comes A Picture To Capture The World. .L taaaaaaaaasaaaaaiBasassafSiiaaaasBasaaaaa IBV - FOR TRADE Hotpolnt electric re frigerator, like new. for that good used piano you are not using. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. FOR RENT A pretty 4-room bun galow at 408 North Oakdale. Very cozy; unfurnished; fireplace, newly decorated: $30. water paid. Phone 1473-w for appointment to see. WE HAVE Special price tags on our used ears for the remainder or ta month. You will do well to Investigate these outstanding values before buying a car. new or used. 1038 Plymouth Sedan, as new, car ries new car guarantee, priced te) sell quickly. 1034 Dodge Sedsn, reconditioned. Tea may talk with the previous own er on this one. 1035 Graham Sedan: written guaran tee. Ask us the price It's right. 1033 Plymouth Sedan.. An exceptional value. Priced to sell this week. 1037 Dodge pickup. A guarantee with thla one. too. We have others. AU an outstanding values. Liberal trade allowances. Better terms. "Know the dealer that backs your purchase." PIERCE -ALLEN MOTOR CO. 8th and Bartlett, Medford, Or. FOR SALE Hammer mill: also steel wheeled wagon. Cap. Miller, Cen tral Point. FOR RENT Modern 8-room nous. Adults. Inquire 264 Beatty. FOR SALE Easy eleetrle washing? machine. A-l condition. Am leT Ing town. Price S20 cash. Call a 828 w. 4th St.. alter S p. m. TWO beautiful Grand Pianos, greatly reduced this week only. Bsldwlm Piano Shoppe. EXTRA ALLOWANCE On any usa4 plsno traded In thla week. Baldwla Piano Shoppe. PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman: close In. 101 Almond, between and 7 p. m. FOR RENT 8-room furnished nous. Adults. Ill Almond. EXPERIENCED girl wants to for board, room and amall 208 So. Holly. FOR SALE .32 special Winchester rifle. Box 524, King's Hwy. WANTED "81 Ford, with rumble seat preferred. Over half oash and trade. 317 North Riverside. s
