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LOCAL and PERSONAL ' MTDFOftD MATL TRTRrrXT, MTOFORD. PUgGON- WTDNTs'SDAT, AUGUST 24. 1938. "The Texans" Coming To Craterian Tomorrow 1 1 1 1 i ii Hen Todav Tim BitW I known electrical representative of I Portland, ni a local business visitor i today. From Ahland Among Ashland residents transacting buslneaa in this city yesterday was Mike Wolcott. Visitors Here Mr. Fred Harvey and Mrs. Gladys I. Knott of Ashland visited friends in this city yesterday. On Business Mrs. Evelyn Laird of Rogue River transacted business here Tuesday. From Phoenix Mrs. Grant Walker Angling violations cited by stale police yesterday on Rogue river near union Creek to appear In Justice Ioa"y cnarged with angling without licenses were Charles H Dally. 19, of 715 Welch street and Lowell V. Bratt. ao, of route a. Grange Meets Jacksonville n..... will convene Friday evening at a In fha T n I .. . . . vnouuvme urange nail. I. A. Dew la In charge of th n-,-. . H. Banwell. serretnrv t T i ' ..in.,. umnv waiaer secretary of Jackson of Phoenix was a Medford oaller yes- County Chamber of Commeroe. wT! twday. address the meeting on aviation Medford Caller Mrs. Tony Ross of Gold Hill transacted business In Medford this morntng. On Vacation Miss Llnnle Hans com. chief deputy of the asressor's office, la enjoying her annual vaca tion. Trip Terminates A. W. Mason of 310 Vancouver avenue, returned to Medford recently from a fortnight's vacation spent In southern California. Calls Here Mr. and Mra. Mcrvln Tlson : Siskiyou Summit were busi ness callers In thla city yesterday Mr. Tlson Is employed by California Oregon Power company on the SIs klyous. Convalescing Donald Smith, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mra. N. L. Smith of north Pacific highway, la convalescing In Community hospital following a major operation perform ed Friday morning. Business Caller w. M. Dean of San Francisco la In Medford trans acting business for Metropolitan Ltf Insurance company with which he Is associated. Mr. Dean Is registered at the Hotel Medford. From Eugene N. L. Mlchels of Eugene, principal claim deputy for unemployment compensation com mission, spent the past several days transacting business at the commis sion office In the city hall here Leaves Hurriedly Mrs. Fred Pow ell lert on the northbound train last night, called north suddenly because of serious illness In her Im mediate family, she will be unable to be In her beauty shop for the next few days. County Nurse Leaves Mlsa Helen Psrrlsh of the county health depart ment Is now on vacation In Alaska, and at Its conclusion will leave for Chicago, where sha will take a four months- special nursing course be fore returning to her duties here. School Preparation Assembling of books for opening of the rursl schools of the county has been com pleted by the county school super intendent's office. Many of the rural schools will open Monday, September 5. Most of the city schools will open Tuesday. September 6, the day fol lowing Labor Day. a legal holiday. The Prospect and Central Point schools plan to open Monday. Sep tember 12. address the meeting on aviation. Attend Convention Dr. and Mra. James C. Hayes of 835 East Main atreet are anions' Mprtfot-rf m.ih.-.. attending the Oregon State Medical n.rij annual convention being held this year at Tlmberllne lodge on mount Hood. Attend Session Among Ashland residents attending v. rx- ,nuci Buen last cvenlna at th noiei Mcarord were J. h. Fuller V " and Hal McNalr. AU three -ooressec the session with brief talks. .. . To Remodel R r fk.i enn South Oakdalo avenue applied at the j uuuaing inspectors office yes terday for a nermit ... - i tcmuuri h residence at a stated cost of sum Mrs Nancy Bedwell of 60S w.t inh street applied for a permit to reroof iraarnce at a stated cost of 240. Nance Leaves .Want, . v. - n. t-iaucu Ol .-...,, m ,nia morning for the north after having spent a day here on business connected with the fed eral housing administration. Mr Nance la well known In Medtoid where he addressed a meeting of the Young Democratic club some time ago. Examiner Coming Ward McReyn olds, state examiner of. chauffeurs, will be in Medford city hall Saturday, August 37, between the hours of 8 a. m. and 5 p. m., respec tively. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are ai n get In touch with Mr. McReynolds uuitug mose nours. Townsend nance Townsend club will hold a dance this evening in tw. Townsend hall over the Baldwin Piano Shoppe. The popular "Con:- gan Waltz" which the club Intro duced at a dance last week, will be enjoyed. All Townsendltes and their friends are Invited to attend the affair tonight. Visits Parents Mr. and Mra. Cor. nellUS Collins Of 1417 West Main street have aa their auest their snn Cornell B. Collins, who arrived ov plane from Chicago. 111., where ho Is employed by Firestone Tire and Rub ber company aa district salesman in Iowa, Minnesota. Nebraska and South Dakota. The Collins' other son, John Just returned to Medford from sum mer term at Unlverrlty of Washing ton In Seattle, where he ts a senior and a major In commercial chem istry. He will return to Aefltt.l In September. Ling Hera Harvey Ling, south ern California newspaper publisher was a business visitor In Medford today. Mr. Ling and family am spending several weeka' vacation In Ashland and vicinity. To Portland Paul Bulkln of the Chateau left todav hv Portland on a buslmes trip. He was accompanied north by his wife's par ents. Mr. and Mra. Frank Hueahiwr wno nave been visiting here for sev eral days. Firemen Drllllni a fnV. team of the Medford city fire de partment Is drilling every evenlnj In preparation for the Oregon state firemen's convention In Pendleton. September la. 13 and 14. The lo-al team will compete asalnst nice mo tets from all parts of the atate for me arm prise at the conclave. Professor Here Dr. K. Avarrt urhi. man of Seattle Is In Phoenix visiting ana Mrs. Lloyd Coher and other friends. Dr. Whitman is professor of the English department at Lln tleld college In McMlnnvllle. He was principal of the Phoenix school for 11 years, leaving there three years ago. He has a number of frlend6 In the ValleV Who are welrnmtr,,, Hi on this visit. Minor Accidents Frank w rw. rcr of MB West Holly street and Donald Wright of 610 South rin.Fi avenue drove cars Involved In a minor acciaent at Main and IJIr street Tuesday night, a city police report said today. Machines operated bv L. S. Forncrook of 611 West uth street and Harrv Mm-y nt ii n - land avenue collided with llht h. age at Main and Grape streets Tues day afternoon, according to a repor: on f!l In city police station today. Accomplishes Feat Beverly Dally, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Daliy of B30 East 8th street, accomplished a difficult feat last evening when she rode an aquaplane traveling be hind a fast speedboat for some time without falling off. The little girl Is only 10 years of uge and thla was her second attempt at riding the Plane, which she rode at full speed around curves as well as on a stralrbt course. The scene of the feat was Savage Rapids dam. PAGE FIVE ! Va$ ft Sil l I !! III II I The Indomitable spirit that braved the many dangers of the trail In the days of the early frontier; the spirit that blazed a way through the aav- ae Infested plains of the great Mid West north from San Antone, up the famed Chlsholm Trail to Abilene where the Covered Wagon met the Iron Horse the same aplrlt that has been glorified In song and atory, now becomea the moving spirit behind the great drama of the Lone star state, "The Texans," which comes 1 SEA! OFFICERS TONIGHT THIEVES RANSACK to the Craterian theatre tomorrow for a three day showing. Heading a cast of thousands are Randolph Scott and Joan Bennett, with others Including May Robson, Walter Brennan, Robert Barret and Raymond Hatton. Edward Oohrke. district cnmm.n. der of the American Legion, will ar rive this evening to install th. Mn,i. elected ofdeers of Medford post No. w, iocbi ouicials said today. The new offlcera Include: OOSt enmmnn. der. Robert R. Ebel; first vice com mnnder, Wm. Llngass; second vice commander, Walter Looker; adjutant, Horace Bromlcv: chanlnln a i derson: sergeant-at-arms, George .-.me uuinais Here fax Putnam oi me executive com- of Salem, state superintendent of I are "o Onrlock. Joseph Flle- the department of education. nrt 1 1". Wal,er Ab--CT. W. Winkle and Slate Officials lleie Rex Putnam u- v. Aoama. state director of vocai tlcnal education, are In Medford to day conferring with i-elunn director of vocational education at Medford senior hign school, on the statewide apnrentlceshln Mr. Putnam and Mr. Adams, mem bers of the Amerirnn li. -. attend the meeting of the local post In the armory tonight, at which time new offlcera will bf Installed. Tnu officials will visit In Grants Pass tomorrow. t LABtS Select Grade 12 or 16 inch Prompt Delivery Green Pine Season's Lowest Prices Per Load in Two T $2.38 MEDFORD FUEL CO. Telephone 631. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Irwin of Apple atreet on Auii.t i Community hospital, a girl weighing 6 pounds, 11 ounces. The baby has been named Lesllan. Russell Sherwood. Installation of newly elected offi cers of the local auxiliary unit will be made by Mrs. J. w. Jacobs, well known Gold Star mother of Medford Dancing and refreshments will fol low, music being furnished by Whip ple's orchestra. A special Invitation is extended to all visiting legionnaires and auxlllarlca. 3 PARKED AUTOS ES Pennies Build Million PASADENA, cal. IUP1 D.nni.. nickels and dlmea mivm v t Angeles county school children under -'iy ana county School Savings association during the paat 13 yeara "ww w-ai more man 11,500,000. sixty six thousand school children between 5 and IS yeara of age have partici pated In the savings. Deposits aver age (24.80. 1122 N, Central II iygjawWtiiin mi imimmmJ ' Dm u" Tribune Want Me. PLENTY of WATER at All Times with ATEE SYSTEMS TURBIN TYPE - "100 PUMPS Within a PUMP" Km v -"') -It' tT S3 "t There Is bnt one Westco. It func tions perfectly on all of the above duties. We mention this simply to have our Water System customert know that there Is nothing experi mental about the Weslco. Instead, there Is behind this most modem development In pumping selenre a wealth of engineering experience that has been relied upon by some of the world's largest commercial and In dustrial organizations. NO BELT GEARS VALVE SPRINGS Leather PLUNGERS Ponnding-Hammering Come in! Talk It Over If 1011 Ore Hilt KatWM.M with tnnr hul ..I.. .... ' , - t"-"..v ".'firm, wr pian in intnll one on tour farm or country pltoe. let tin aMlt you In planning Mie mot Mt.vfnrtory one for your particular requirement!. DE LAVAL Magnetic MILKER This remarkable milker endi the tedious task of milking speeds up farm and dairy work and is surprisingly ECONOMICAL to operate . . . Clean milk is assured and the Job is done thoroughly, simply, reliably I We will gladly give you more details concerning this remarkable Magnetic Milker. satbtoai?d-Wpay Co. TTT OTTTOemti . st. . . 29 NORTH RIVERSIDE TELEPHONE 1100 KENNINGTON OVAr. .... S4.-(UP)-England's cricket" team declared first Innings closed today when It reached tha wnnn . j score of 803 runs for the loss of seven .tcu m me tnird day's play of the fifth and final test m.k Australia. The Blrtlsh decided they had bat ted long enough when the Austral ians finally put out Leonard Hutton who smashed another world record for test match scoring. Hutton ran his total to 364 before Hassetr. finii caught him out of O'Reilly's bowling This surpassed Sandham's record 353 asainai tne west Indies at Kings ton In 1930. It also topped the "ashes" record of nas u- Bradman at Leeds In 1930. England declared at t:. i terval after Hardsaff had run his total to 169. not out. Wh,n t waa resumed Australia Immediately lost Badcock's wicket for no runs. At cloae of play Australia had scored 117 runa for the loss of three wickets Car ransackers were busy last night, striking three times and ob taining a revolver, electric razor, a kodak and a suitcase full of women's clothing, A. V. Hartley of Altum rai M ported to city police that from his "...vum senan panted on Eaat Main street near Central avenue waa stolen a large black leather nlir... -- tainlng women'a wearing apparel and oi-iui-jE eiectnc razor. W. L. Harlna- of 101.1 Wm( ti. street told police a pair of glasses and an Eastman folding krvinir wm stolen from the dashboard mn. ment of his car parked In front of iiia nome. Lee Swopo of Klamath Palla told police a ,32-callbre revolver wn tnir. from the glove compartment of his cr psrxea on a downtown street Banners" la "Taat Company," which plays as the companion feature. Melvyn Douglas and Florence Rico have the roles of the man and wife detectives who rival the fame of the Thin Man" family In the hilarious hit. 4 Use Mall Trlbuna Want Ada. Too Late to Classify TOMATOES ready for canning. -m-. mis. winner. Tel. FOR RENT 1009 East Main, -room umurnisnea nome, kitchen range In nice condition; 922.60. Charles R. Ray, Rm. 217 Medford Bldg. Phono 302. WANT passengers for Minneapolis, to iicij, ..,, o expenses; northern route; leaving by 3rd. Phone 4-F-ai GAIN SEMI-FINAL SPOT BROOKLINS. Mass.. Aug. 24. (AP) Winner Allison and Johnny Van Ryn. the Austin, Texas, veterans who have won- two national doublea championships, todiv nalnert th. semi-final round of the current title play at Longwood by defeating Bobby Rlgga of Chicago and Bryan Oltsy) Grant of Atlanta, 8-8. e-a. Donald Budge and Dene Makn th. other former winners In tha men's division, qualified for a semi-final against Allison and Van Ryn by de feating Russell Bobbin of Atlanta. and Frank Guernsey, the national In tercollegiate tltllsts. from Orlando, Fla S-3, e-3, 6-3, in easy fashion. FASCISTS, CATHOLICS ANNOUNCE AGREEMENT VATirAM C.TTV Aim qirit, The Vitlcan newspaper, L'OMiTAtore Romano, today Announced an anve mnt between the tutcint nnrtv nH Catholic Action, lay orer.nl ration of the catholic church, prrmlttltv lesd era of each organization to ba mem bera of tha other. Thla waa the newspaper'! exnlan ntlon of the agreement announced by fascial headaiifirtera Sntunifiv in end friction between tne two oppan- irationa. OF SLEEP SICKNESS Dr. o. A. Gltzen, county veterin arian, again warned horse day that encephalomyelltla. or sleep ing sickness, was becoming more prevalent In the county and that all anlmala should be kept away from fllea. mosquitoes and other Insects, or be vaccinated. There has been about 70 cases of the dlseaso In the county the past mice weexs, ur. ultzen stated, with about one out of seven horses dying while under treatment and all of them dying with no treatment. Vaccination, he explained, waa the only certain safeguard possible for horses not diseased. Douglas Novel Now On Rial to Screen A glorious successor to "Maonirt- ccnt Obsession" and "Green Lhtht" "Whlto Banners" also adapted from a best-selling novel by Lloyd C. Douglas opened yesterday at the Rlalto theatre. Like Its two predecessors, "Whlto Banners" has A message to convoy the message of courage In tha face of adveralty. But the film doea no preaching. That the atory seems to be lived rather than acted Is a tribute to a aplendld cast which Includes Fay Balnter, Claude Rains, Jackie Cooper and Bonlta (Beloved Brat) Granville. A fitting comedy to balance "White iLVsJFmg1 Kithaul LsiiIttss sndTsoll Eat HEI ErtrrtniTit frm Soup la Nuti Uj. Wbf, tm nt bT. fTWtf. ivttrM or r1 rj asr wttM ru in tmni, stunitvl or thrm twl rwr norturh noun out tm inwii 0-rld twm, naitia. ptln or ion nuth. Ton rul twtjr. m'm wwa iipan an uttt Dvt mj twm uk luttJr fw (Vmva vati. It Ii rlanrroai n4 fao(lh. ft uki Ui't ta ik lb iir.ri flbidi h.rnUtl, miN? Tomorrow and Friday I M A DTTU TtTTvaAuiM LAST PICTURE! .. . . , U.u:. i.i mtu UH JU miMlll . . a. . Misflowt witrrvslisfit 4 "Li ssMr Fnds Tonlte! "PARADI8E TOR THREE' with Frank Morgan Robert Vonns NOW I 'TILT0M0R. -ROW NIGHT ONLY "from beginning ... to the end! WE'LL PUT THIS SHOW AGAINST ANY OF 'EM! Look: -I- NOW A GLORIOUS SCREEN TKII'MPH Lloyd 0. Douglas' Claude RAINS Fay BAINTER .Jsclu. COOPER Boalls GiasYlU LAFFS and THRILLS IN A RIOT OF Fl'N fflSrCOMFflllY with Melvyn noi'nl.AX FLQRENCB RICE S STAR BAM) RKKL -5- IR BAN Meet The Maestros I S H A M IOKII CAB CALLOWAY RWHS MOROAN CLVOE LUCAS 'Hit S P I T A L N V and his all-girl hand -4- Romance of Cosmetics Accent on Beauty -5- News Events T RI. and SAT. ny Popular Demand BORDERTOWn PAUL MUNI BETTE DAVIS -plus R0LLIN PLAINS with TEX RITTER II Shows l:IV7:iHi-ii;a av-sacide FOR RENT Stucco home In Perry dslt on Jacksonville Hwy.; s Moms, hardwood floors, fireplace, base ment and furnace: 35. Charles K- Ray. Rm. 317, Medford Bldg. Phone 303. FOR SALE 7-ft. electrlo refrlger ator, 1100 cash. 703 Palm. FREE transportation to Vale. Oregon. ' " urlv,na truck, box 3833, care Mall Tribune. FOR SALE 1930 Wlllys-Knlght tan nt uisrxnin; a nearly nfcw tires. Charles R. Ray, 30 Summit. RELIABLE dealers carry ALwm COPPER COILS. INSIST UPON THEM. Tha Alwyr Co. GRADE A DAIRY wants good, clean milker. Inquire 313 Wcat Main at 0:30 a. m. FOR SALE Large weaner pigs, Ouroc -y, un ou rvKiKicrea I'oiancl avna. ysnii O-n-l Or 1U01 FOR SALE Gun cabinet, gasoline range, gas stove, mattress. 804 cane main. FREE FAc7ALSTHUrDAY At the Allen Hotel. Como In for free demonstration jf Drrmetlcs cirniuio akin management. Meir ranlne floor. PETE'S DRIVE-IN Fnift 8tand?Head. quarters or canning peaches and other fruits. Open evenings. Two miles north on Pacific Highway. PEACHES Improved Elbert anj o. i. 0. u. uranam, ',4 mile wcat Phoenix on Calhoun road. '33 CHEV. rinmn "!' .e-i'o aa Ford truck, flat rack rioo rir j-ooor S400 JEDFORDAUTO WRECKING. ORDER your treea r.ow. for"7MlTdi "very. Cranse. Nurseryman, near Pine Cone Inn. The Alwyr Co. FOR SALE Peaches. Hale and El berta. 3o lb. Phone 403-J-l. Asaaa Modern fi-room cottage OloUU ln " beautiful setting; j shade, flowers, largo fish pond, running soring, one acra Irrigated garden land: located oa Millionaire Drive. Sell, trade or rent. Also Of) fits lT,i:rM Irrigated inUIJU viuivy lann; pavea road, .. small cottage, excellent well: a mllee from Medford. Trad or sell. ELMER HERRIED No. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 140S or 1S4S-R. DANCE TONIGHT Townsend hall, over the Baldwin Piano Shope. Th "Corrlgan Walt" has been socially Introduced and has proven quits popular. Coolest hall In aouthern Oregon. Good music. A good time assured all. Gentlemen 35c, ladles 10c. WANTED Good used tires, mlnlni machinery, cars to wreck. South ern Oregon Salvage Co, 333 H. Riverside. FOR SALE Wood circulating heater; porcelain enamel. 623 Park. WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 roomt. no inonern. Wltn garage. Adults. Call 1333-M. WANTED Woman for housework. 435 N. Central. WANTED Competent Is'riv tinl kecper for 3. No evening or Sun day work. Apply at 533 Park, after 7 p. m. FOR RENT Completely furnished duplex: overstuffed, electrlo refrig erator, electric range and oil heater. Best In town. Adults only. Call if N. Riverside, mornings or evenings. FOR RENT House. 333 West Jackson. FOR RENT A pret'y 4-room bun galow at 40 North Oakdale. Very cozy; unfurnished: fireplace, newly decorated; Mo, water paid. Phone H73-W for appointment to see. TWO beautiful Grand Pianos, greatly nun wecK only. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. EXTRA ALLOWANCE On any used Pimm irnoctj m mis week. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. INSTALL YOUR . . . MONTAG FURNACE and OIL BURNER NOW! No Payments UntU t November 1st Leonard Electric Co. Phone 427 309 Eaat Main STARTS TOMORROW - 3 DAYS aiigiggi - ,-eJL YELLING COMANCHES IN WARPAINT SWEEP DOWN FROM THE HILLS! THEY FOUGHT A THOUSAND FRONTIER TERRORS FOR LOVE! y iiW7 .5rV, I -S"wS &i THRILLS PILED ON THRILLS IN A MIGHTY EPI0 OF THE LONE STAR STATE ..... "ran mua& with thousands of players. Including. Randolph Scott Joan Bennett May Robson Walter Brennan ENDS TONIGHT! . . . THEN OONB FOREVER! "THE BIRTH OF A BABY" Shows 1:45.7:00-9:18 Mats-30o Eves-40c Kiddiea-lOc - fTilt'ilriial lief 11 10 Tii'i It II UBUIrl rt'1 rfl tie) wsji a m im asjuwa tm i .! ir. n minam rm put J'g Din fan Tejuf
