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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, lEDFO'RD, OHEGOy, THURSDAY. ' ATTGUST 25, 1938. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Medford Callers L&Vtroe Miller of Central Point transacted bUAlnesi1 In Medford today. From Boseburg Lyman B. Skin ner of Roseburg la redding In thia city during the fault season. rrora Ashland Mrs. 8sm Jordan of Ashland transacted business in this city yesterday morning. To Ashland The Rot. and Mrs. H. H. Young of 10 Portland avenue spent Tuesday evening In Ashland visiting with friends. Court Citation Axel T. Bpjuth. 00, of 231 East Sixth street was cited by stat police yesterday to appear in justice court today, charged with falling to stop at a stop street. To Convene Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will con vene Friday evening at 8, at the armory. All officers and members of the organization are asked to attend this meeting. Attends Confab A. 8. Rosenbaum. Southern Paclfto district passenger agent here, returned on the train this morning from Fugene, where yesterday he attended a conference of railroad officials. Not Leaving Dr. A. F. W. KresM, who planned to attend the state con vention of Elks' clubs In Tillamook this week, was unable to leave today with a dozen local delegates, and will not be out of town as he originally planned. ' In Hospital Mrs. Louise Shaska Is confined In the Sacred Heart hos pital where she was taken yesterdsy In the Perl ambulance from a doc tor's office in the Medford Center building. Cntont Open Elmo Hay SturglU of route 1 was cited by city police yesterday to appear today in city I court, charged with operating a mo-1 torcycle with the cutout open, caus- tag undue noise. Dates Announced The 22nd an nual Josephine county fair will be held In Grants Pass, September 14 to 17, inclusive, according to worl received from Fred Roper, secretary and manager of the fair board. Jail Sentence Edgar Harrington. 84, charged with being drunk on North Central avenue last night, was sentenced by City Judge Allen D. Curry this morning to serve 10 days In city Jail. It was Harrington's third drunkenness offense In the past week. Bown Returns Capt. Lee Bown of the state police returned to Medford Tuesday evening from Camp Clatsop, where he spent 12 days at the an nual state police school being held here. The school will be completed tn 10 days. Pair Fined Charles Harry Dally nd Lowell Virgil Bratt, local youths. Charged with fishing without a 11c nae, were each fined 926 and costs tn Justice court Wednesday. The pair were charged with Illegal angling ta Rogue river near Union Creel:. They were arrested by an officer of the game division of the state police. Grass Fire Chemical crew of the city fire department extinguished a grass fire yesterday afternoon at the end of Eastwood drive that burned over approximately 10 acres, with no damage to property. Chief Roy Elliott aid the fire probably started from cigarette, from the backfire of a pass ing automobile or from carelessness Of youngsters. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Stuart and daughter, Isobel Stuart, of 217 Apple street, returned last evening from Bandon where they had spent a week on business and pleas ure. The group will return to the ; coast tomorrow for an additional i sojourn. ! Minor Accident Bert Grout of Medford and L. B. Brown of 610 Main street drove machines Involved in a minor accident at East Main street and Portland avenue Wednes day afternoon, according to a report on file In city police station today. Meeting Tonight Regular weekly meeting of the Eagles lodge and auxiliary will be held In the Medford armory tonight at 8 o'clock. A large attendance Is requested, as members will discuss business pertaining to a new lodge hall. To Add Car Cart W. Carson, owner and operator of Fuzzy 's Tsxl. states that he will add another new Ford to his tsxl business the first of next week. He reports his trade has Increased to a point where addi tional equipment Is a necessity. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wlnans snd son Bobby of Seattli, left this morning by motorcar for their northern home. They have been visiting at the Central Point home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flelschor since Saturday. Mr. Wlnans Is finan cial editor of the Seattle Times. To Funeral Mr. and Mrs. trl Groves left yesterday for Cottage Grove to attend the funeral today of Mr. Groves' mother, Mrs. Margaret Groves, who died while on a camping trip Tuesday night. Mrs. Grovs. who was 70 years old. was a frequent visitor at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, 108 Genesee street. She has lived In the Cottage Grove district for the past 40 years. Searches for Son Mrs. Deal la Hurse of route 2. box 018, Mllwaukle, Ore., requests Information from any body knowing the whereabouts of her son, Mike Hurse, missing from home since January of this year. Mrs. Hurse writes that her son might possibly be working for some mining company in southern Oregon, as he was very fond of such employment. Anyone knowing Mike Is requested to write Mrs. Hurse at the above ad' dress. Property Re-zoned At a meeting of the city planning commission In city hall last night, the property for merly known as Riverside park on North Riverside avenue was with drawn from park purposes and re zoned to conditional business zone, class 3. The property Is 310 ft on Riverside avenue and 140 feit deep. Bernard Roberts, president of the planning commission, presided. J. R. Woodford was present as secre tary. No other business was trans acted. Boat Trip Planned Frederick Wagner, publisher of the San Fran cisco Call-Bulletin, and Dick Clancy of Los Angeles plan to make a boat trip down Rogue river from Grants Pass, starting September 5, with Glen Wooldrldge, the well-known fishing guide, stated in a letter today. The two visitors will take colored motion pictures of the entire trip and will show them In Grants Pass upon their return. Mr. Wooldrldge said he would attempt to arrange for the movies to be shown In Medford, also. Finn ing la rather slow In the vicinity of Grants Pass at the present time, the guide reports, but with water cooling. angling conditions are expected o Improve. Airport Arrival Arriving at Med ford municipal airport today was Johnny Campbell In a department of air commerce etinson, flying frum Oakland, Cal., to Medford and return. From Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooley of Grants Pass were local visitors yesterday. Mr. Cooley Is a wall-known lumoer dealer In the Climate City. Located In Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Dave Peterson and son Veral. for merly of 310 King street, are now located in Eugene, where Mr. Peter son has taken possession of the Eu gene Hotel barber ahop. While In Medford. Mr. Peterson operated the Hotel Jackson barber ahop. Address of Mr. and Mrs. Peterson in Eugene Is 891 West Broadway. Twin CalTes Born Walter Smith, a gardener residing on the Blddle road, In the Mldwvy section, re porta one of hts thoroughbred Jersey cows gave birth last Monday to twin calves. Both the cow and offspring are do ing fine. The calves are normally formed, but are slightly smaller than the average. Smith said. County Agent R. Q. Fowler says twin calves are not unusual and several similar cases have been reported tn this county in the past year. Applications Wanted The war department, through the San Fran cisco quartermaster's rone, desires to receive applications from those de siring to become second lieutenants In the quartermaster's reserve corps, as there Is a shortage of officer per sonnel in the grade of second lieu tenant, according to a letter received today by the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce. Applicants must be 35 years of age or under. Furthar Information and application blanks may be obtained at the chamber. A new star shines in the Holly wood heavens Danielle Darrleux and comes to the Craterlan theatre Sunday In a three day showing of her first American-made picture, 'Rage, of Paris," with Douglas Fair banks, Jr.. and Louis Hayward as the two romantically Inclined young men who seek her attentions. Also MARBLE AND FABYAN BROOKLTNE, Mass., Aug. 35. (JP) Altca Marble nri fr Rsok Fabyan, defending champions in the women s ai vision, loaay became tne first of the 1988 national douoles tennis finalists bv dAffin Stammers and Margot Lumb of Eng land, o-a, 0-2. BROOKLYN, Mass.. Aug. 35. jp) Adrian Qulst and Jack Bromwifti the Australian Davis cup players, to day upheld their top foreign seeding In the national doubles tennis tour nament by gaining the semi-finfl rouu wicn an easy O-I, 8-7, o-a tn iimnh over OArrtnar Miillov nt ui ami, and George Toley of Los Angeles. Dse Mall Trtoune Want Ada. In "Borneo" Osa Johnson brings to the screen of the Roxy Theater today and to morrow only the last picture filmed by her famous husband, Martin Johnson. The picture is "Borneo,1 thrilling and amazing photo -record of the strangest land on esrth the wild Jungle region of Borneo. THE CLOUDED MOON By MAX SALTMARSH Beneath the gaiety of the French Riviera ran a dark current of violence and crime. You won't want to miss this fascinating new seriaf. Starting August 31 in The MAIL TRIBUNE Danielle Darrieux Coming featured In the cast are Mlacha Auer and Helen Brcderlck. Exotlcally beautiful, feminine mag ic in her every gesture, Danielle Dar rleux (pronounced "dare-you") re veals an excitingly different person ality than any now on the screen, giving every promise of becoming one of fllmdom's most brilliant new stars with her role In "Rage of Paris." FOR SALE Pesches. Jess Kldrldge, Rt. 4. Box 234. Fern Valley. FOR BALE Team farm horses, cheap. L. J. Wilson, (Barber Shop), '39 N. Central. TWO GREAT BARGAINS 30-Day Guarantee. 1935 Chev. Master DeLuxe Touring Sedan, without knee action; new paint, spruce green, motor, tires and upholstery in fine condition; also radio and heater. Only. 495 1935 Pontlac Touring Sedan: motor completely reconditioned. A clenti car throughout and a bargain for 535. CHAPMAN - COOKSET MOTOR CO. Hudson Dealers. 32 8. Bartlett St. BULL CALF. 92 .00; 2 dozen Leghorn pullet. 1107 E. Main. Tel. 1569 -V. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay In field. 914 ton. R. L. Bishop, Ross Lane. Paul Muni Paul Muni comes to the Rlalto theater for tomorrow and Saturday In a special return engagement of Bordertown." in which he Is co- stsrred for the first and only time with dramatic Bette Davis. The two are said to give the greatest per formances of their careers as the big shot gambler who thought he knew women and the adventuress who thought she knew men. Mar garet Lindsay and Eugene Pallette have supporting ro es. Tex Rltter, starring tn "Rolling Plains." will play as the companion feature for tomorrow. FRENCH SOCIALISTS WORRIED BY GERMANY FOR SALE 1935 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan; radio, heater. Reasonable. 54 Rose. DRIVING to Portland next week. Take one passenger. Share ex pense. Box 3808. Tribune. WANTED One or two ladles, middle-aged or older, to room and board in nice private home. 34 Washington St. Modern 7-room home; paved street, near Acad emy: $200 down pay ment, balance S20 month, including Interest and principal. Bxiya nice 4-room, fur nished home, close to Jackson school; 9183 down, balance 918.50 month. Look Into th's; a real buy. Takes this 4-room, mod ern home, completely furnished; good district near school; 9175 down, balance 917.50 month. Don't delay looking Into this. 5 rooms, In A-l conni tlon; north part of city; pavement. This is one of our best buys; 9185 down, bal ance 918.50 month. Central Point; 5 rooms Here is your chance to set a nice utue nome; only 9100 down, balance 98.50 month. Look over our list of homes easy terms. Stop pnym? rent be secure In your own home. CARL Y. TENOWALD REALTOR 135 West Main Street. WANTED Competent lady house keeper for a. No evening or Sun day work. Apply at 522 Park, after 7 p. m. S2000 $1850 $1750 $1850 $850 LOST On Pacific Hwy. between Phoenli end Medford. blll'old eon Ulnlnf personal paper ana enacts. Finder pleaaa notify I. R. White. Phone 27. Reward. FOR SALE Peaches. Mulra 1H to 3,o lb., Elbertaa 3c to 3c lb. Pint turn left on end of Spring St. J. A. Nelson. ShznU Irritated; good 4- w room htiiua- hum- 12 good cows, several head of hogs. ALSO Oood 3-room house: break fast nook and bath. Must sell next few days. Make olfer. FOWLER REALTY CO. 44 N. Riverside. NEW LOW PRICES on VETCH SEED for cover crop. See us now for d rices on Mixed Vetch and Aus trian Peas. A to) pure Vetch. F. B. Samson Co. Phone 833. APARTMENT for rent. Hotel Grand FOR SALS 4-Room modern house, hardwood floors, fireplace, cement founda tion, screened -in porch, corner lot on pavement, nice sbnibuery and lawn. A desirable home; 93300, terms. Also 58 Acres, Applenat district, 7 XA acres free water. 3 -room house, good bsrn. 3 fine chicken houses, capac ity 500; good garage. Only 92500; 91000 cash, Also 9 Acres. Initiated: 4 -r torn modern house and outbuilding; fine view of valley; $3000. terms. L. G. PICK ELL 16 S. Bartlett. WANTED Lady able to do any kind of work at a resort. California on the Rogue. DESIRABLE, heated, furnished apt., private entrance, bath. 518 So Oakdale. PARIS, Aug. 28,P A Socialist party demand for a special sesRlun of parliament today closely followed accounts quoting Premier Edouard Daladler as declaring "Germany's mobilization of 2.000.000 men" had confronted him with "a situation no government chief has known slnoe 1814." Newspapers with strong political connections said the premier's dec laration was made at last night's closed meeting of the executive com mittee of his own radical-socialist party, at conclusion of which tfcs committee voted him "complete con fidence." Closing time for Tow Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. FOR THE CAREFUL BUYER We offer these New and Nearly-New uar bargains. OLDSMOBILE 1038 DeLuxe Coune: radio, heater, electric clock, Royal Master tires, low mileage, new car guarantee, uriginai cost 91202.00. Priced now to sell for cash, trade or terms. PLYMOUTH 1938 DeLuxe Sedan. A perosnai car. Blege color, dust won't show on this on. New car guar antee. Get our trade-in figure. PLYMOUTH 1938 Pickup; new car, with special deal for terms or cash. ford v-8 Convertible Sedan; clean, not a scratch on the fenders: low mileage. The best looking '36 In town. For only half the original cose. CHEVROLET MASTER 1034 Tudor Sedan; reconditioned motor, good tire a car mat win deliver m: miles of dependable service, For only 9115 down, liberal terms on tne Balance. PLYMOUTH 1034 DeLuxe Coupe, fn terior shows no sign of wear. Paint excellent, six-ply tires, heater, hy draullc brakes. A real value a 9115. Trades accepted. "Our Customers Stay Satisfied." BRIOGS - HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. 133 S. Riverside. DeSo to -Plymouth Distributors. 1:45-7:00-0:15 23c-35c-10c Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Happy Hour Kinder garten equipment and plans, to responsible party. Phone 043-?. MM-20aV C CVtt 1U 1 I TODAY and FRIDAY Unbelievable Sights TO STAGGER THE IMAGINATION w .. . nun ,n. if m mm3 sa. Added Tresis! LEON ERR0L In "Should Wive. Work?" Cartoon News FOR RENT Completely furnished duplex; overstuffed, electric refrig erator, electric range and oil heater. Best In town. Adults pnly. Call 819 N. Riverside, mornings or evenings. WANTED Tour watch and clock repairing. Guaranteed. Reasonable prices. C. E. Myers. 116 N. Central. FOR SALE Vetch seed for covor crop purposes. We have the pure vetch and mixed vetch and Aus trian Winter Peas now on hand at new low prices. See us before you buy. F. E. Samson company. MODEL A Ford Coupe. A bargain Terms. 13S. Call after 8 p. m., 1033 West 9th. WANTED Milking machine. 341. Central Point. FOR SALE Tomatoes, lo lb. O. R. Robinson, third house on left on Roas Lane off Jacksonville Hwy. FOR BALE Young Jerjey cow with heifer calf. Phone 1483-R-3. FURNISHED APT. Ivy. (or rent, m Ho. MUST SACRIFICE equity modem -room plastered house, V4 acre. 9300. Balance easy terms. Would sell furnished. 414 Berrydale. WANTED I man, 35 to 35 years of age, with car. for special contact work, calling on home owners. Ko selling. Phone 309, Room 434, for appointment. Special Attraction! TONIGHT THURS.,AUG. 25 PINE CONE CoftjaUe Boot.) JeMct Present FOR SALE 8-room modern home, 3 apartments. Income property. Snspt 2500: cash (3350. Close In. Also 15 acres, modern home, city water, lo acres meadow land, clover and alfalfa, running water year around. Also 6 acres, modern home, basement. Sacrifice, (3350; 5H will handle. Balance 15 month. Also 3 acres, plenty lrrlgstlon water, good 4-room house, paved hlghwny. city water, good outbuildings; I6U0 down, balance $16 month. 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