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MEPFORT) MATT, TRTBtTNTE. rEDFOT?D. OREGON'. "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1938. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Here on Bu sines ' Mr. Irene Moreland of Sardine creek transact ed business here yesterday. She Is having additional improvements made at her estate up In the Sardine creek canyon. Prom Sardine Creek Mra. John Litster of Sardine creek transacted business and called upon friends In Medford yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Litster are owners of the House of Mystery. Promoter Here P. L. Yarbrough of Sacramento, Cal., Is spending a few days here. He is interested in a mining promotion on the Rogue River national forest In the Union Creek area. Dance Tonight Townsendites will hold a public dance in Townsend hall over the Baldwin piano shop this evening. Good music and an en joyable time are promised all who attend. Flying South Lieut. J. F. Farman topped yesterday at Medford mu nicipal airport to have his army North American combat plane refuel ed. He was en route from Pearson field, Vancouver, Wash., to Hamilton field, San Rafael, Cal. Drunk Fined Alfred Govaert. 35, charged with drunkenness, was fined 10 in city court this morning. Dan let Grogan. 56. was ordered to leave town Immediately or spend 10 days in city Jail, on the same charge. Frank Leland Baker. 36. also charged with drunkenness, was to appear later today. Back from Show Earl Herendeen. operator of Earl's beauty salon In the Medford Center building, return ad by train this morning from Port land where he attended the hair atyle show. While at the show he took special Instruction from Leon of Seattle, who received his training under the famous Antolne In Paris. The "upward swing" in coiffures was predominant at the show, Mr. Heren deen said. Mr. Herendeen went to Portland last Saturday. Vacation Ends Max O. Hcnne, manager of United Air Lines here, resumed his duties this morning after ojoylng his annual vacation. With his wife and two children, Adele and Max, Jr., Mr. Henne started his vaca tion August 24. spending some time at Diamond and Crater lakes. The family then started for their home In Oakland. Cal.. motoring southward Tia the Redwood highway. Mr. Henne apent the remainder of his vacation in Oakland where his family will remain for the winter, the children having returned to school. LAST TIMr.S TONITR! TiSaOBSTOBnOID'-l I Mil PATRICK AKIM TAMIfiOFF I ANNA MAY WONG ANTH0N tVH 25t I ALLAN JONES J FANNY BRICE W f fiJ JUDY GARLAND tyr1 I Monthly Payment Loans -Payments Extended over Long Periods Tall ui your loan need, and gat further datalla. Medford Branch of the UNITED STATES NATIONAL HANK of Portland Memlwr Ferlernl Iepolt Inanrani Corporation PERSONAL To Reside Here Miss ArVella Carblener of San Jose, Cal. recently arrived In Medford to reside with her i twin sister, Miss Patricia O'Brien at 310! East Main street. Moore Here David MoLre. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rawles Moore of the Old Stage road, arrived here yester day for a fortnight's vacation with his family. He attends the University of California at Los Angeles. Band to Meet Junior accordion band will meet for practice tomor row afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Baldwin Piano shoppe. Mrs. Harry Prentice, band director, wtll be In charge. Enjoy Sojourn Among Medford residents at Union Creek over Labor Day were Mrs. Callle Palm. Mrs. H. U. Lumsden. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Eld ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. MacKenna. Out of Hospital Peter Denhoff, prominent paving contractor, has been discharged from the hospital where he had been confined for a month and Is now at home, reported to be much improved in health. Driver Tests Applicants for lic enses and permits to operate cars will be examined as usual on Satur day. Ward McReynolds, state ex aminer, and his staff will be In council chambers on the top floor of city hall from 8 to 6, and appli cants are asked to report between those hours. From New York Prof. Donald Greene of Garden City, N. Y., was a brief visitor here recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lowry at Bear Creek orchards. Professor Greene has visited here many times and has numerous friends who will be inter ested to know that he Is a speech specialist In Garden City. Attend College Miss Constance Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rawles Moore of the Old Stage road, left recently for College of the Pa cific in Stockton, Cal. Harvey Field. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Field of 34 Crater Lake avenue, left for Sacramento to attend Junior college there. Recent Visitors Mrs. W. B. Dennis of Orange, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Duff Dean and son of Burbank. Cal.; recently visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. C. A. Marshall. 1009 West Main street. Mr. Dean la represen tative of the Lord Manufacturing company of Erie, Pa. His territory Includes the west coast as far north as Vancouver, B. C. Holiday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alford and their young son Richard of McMlnnville were Labor Day holiday guests of Mr. Alford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Alford of 517 West 10th street. Mr. and Mrs. Alford arrived from McMlnnville by motorcar Sunday morning. They were Joined here by Richard, who had spent the summer with relatives near Oakland. Cal. The visitors left for home Monday afternoon. Visits Parents Mrs. Leona Grow and brother. Robert Dietrich, are recent arrivals here and will spend several weens visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dietrich, at 939 North Central avenue. Mrs. Grow Is a nurse In the Santa Barbara hos pital and her brother is a member of the police force In El Segundo. Cal. They made the trip by motor car. Both formerly lived here and have many friends who will welcome them home. Building Permits o. L. Davis applied at the city building In spector's office yesterday for a permit to construct a new front on the Davis building at 30 North Central avenue at a stated cost of $2000 E. Gould applied for a permit to remodel and make general repairs to the residence at 402 West Jack son boulevard. George T. Prey of 820 East Main street applied for a permit to reroof his residence at a stated cost of $205. 4 Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy ex MODERNIZATION LOANS for Modernizing, Repairing, Remodeling home, and other buildings. $50 to 910,000. Interest cost $5.00 per year for each $100 borrowed. NEW CONSTRUCTION LOANS for building moderate priced homes and other structures. Interest coat $3.50 to $5.00 per year for each $100 borrowed (depend ing on type of loan). AUTOMOBILE LOANS for buying new or uwd cars ennMing you to pay cash and save considerable In Interest. Interest cost $4.00 to $5.00 per year for each $100 borrowed. PERSONAL LOANS for paying debts and meeting current emer gencies. $50 to $1000. Interest cost $5 per year for each $100 borrowed. tended us during our recent bereave ment; also for the beautiful floral offerings. G. W. Liebman. Leslie. Jack and Nadlne. HESS MAPS OUT POLICIES IN TALK AT DINNER MEET A progressive policy beneficial to the entire state wtll be carried out by Henry Hess if he Is elected gov ernor of Oregon, the Democratic nominee told a dinner-meeting of party leaders in the Hotel Medford last night. About 40 were present Mr. Hess' talk emphasized that he had not become a liberal overnlgh for political purposes, citing his state legislative record to show that he has always been progressive. He said he has favored adequate old-age pen sions, taxation relief, enforcement of law and order with equality to all and an equitable labor program. He declared he was not tied to any organized labor group but has worked for the benefit of labor in general for the social and economic benefit of the entire state. Referring to his Republican oppon ent, Charles A. Sprague, Mr. Hess said "he cannot climb into bed with liberals at this 11th hour." adding that the Salem publisher has always been a conservative whose Interests are closely linked with those of em ployer groups. Frank J. Tlerney of Portland, chairman of the Democratic state central committee emphasized the necessity of an organized campaign and the importance of party workers conveying the attitude of all Demo cratlc candidates to the voters so that they will know precisely how the nominees stand on all Issues. The dinner-meeting was arranged by Ward Spatz, chairman of the county committee. Mr. Hess and Mr. Tlerney left this morning for Klamath Falls. 154, TAKEN BY DEATH Harley Hopkins Hall. 54. passed away at a local hospital Tuesday evening after a lingering lltness. He was born at Mankato, Kan., January 28, 1884, and had been a resident of the Applegate district for 13 years He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic church. Mr. Hall leaves his 'wife Grace May, and eight children, four sons and four daughters, Richard, Harley Jr., Edward. Lee, Mrs. Gladys Witty. Kelso. Wash.; Pean Hall, Betty. Asenath Hall, all at home. Also his mother, Martha D. Hall, Oroville. Cal.; three brothers. Florence Hall Oroville, Basil and Vance Hall, Bly, Ore., and one sister, Mrs. Mabel I Kober, Oroville, Cal.; also two grand children. Funeral services will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic church Friday at 9 a. m.. Father Francis Black of flclatlng. Interment in Jacksonville cemetery. Arrangements In charge of the Perl funeral home. Joel D. Blackman, 71, passed away at a local hospital late Tuesday eve nlng. He was born at La Porte, Ind., March 25, 1867 and had been a resi dent of Rogue River. Ore., for the pnst 13 years. He leaven his wife Effle, and six children. Mrs. Laura Dennis, Mrs. Rtlla LaOrave and W liber Blackman. all of Rogue River; Mrs. Ella May field, Redmond, Ore., Mrs. Delia Lawson, Phoenix, Ore., and Walter Blackman, Medford; also two broth ers and one sister, Dewey Blackman. Rogue River, Mrs. Rllla Kaser, Knox vllle, 111., and Charles Blackman. Arapahoe, Neb. Funeral services will be held at the Church of God at Rogue River Friday at 3 p. m. Interment In Wood vllle cemetery. J. D. BLACKMAN OF TrTBffr (1! ROGUE RIVER DIES " " "" MHulll- j Mickey Rooney Hall to the screen's new 'tgroat lover Mickey Rooney, as Andy, In "Love Comes to Andy Hardy," which comes to the Craterian theater Sun day, displays a technique that makes the Gables, the Taylors, the Coopers and the Boyers look to their laurels. For Andy's In love with love and every girl means a potential romance. From an Inauspicious beginning. the Hardy family of the screen has become one of the nation's favorite entertainments. And now, with "Love Comes to Andy Hardy," they step IS RELIEF TO FOREST Rain today brought relief to na tional and state forest services as conditions in the timber areas be came the most favorable since last May. Unless the rain continues, however, the relief will be only temporary and hazards will become acute again within a few days, toresters coun seled. With rain general over the forest areas, the Rogue River national for est today permitted fire guards to take time off, they being held sub ject to recall at any moment, how ever. The protective forces had been on continued duty since early spring. Official forecast was for unsettled weather tonight and tomorrow with showers tonight. Too Late to Classify '34 DODGE DeLuxe Sedan; can hard ly be told from new; guaranteed everyway and priced ror quick sale, on speclnl terms. Save two ways, PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge b Plymouth Distributors. FOR SALE 1 outstanding Palomino gelding, o yrs.. weight I05o ma.; 1 Palomino stallion, 2 yrs.; 1 sorrel gelding. 7 yrs., weight 1075 lbs. Both geldings well broke and gentle. T. W. Jones, Murphy. Ore. i TOMORROW - 3 DAYS littl Cos 10 He ' gone society in a big way bullet-proof vest and all . . . And wait 'til you meet his mob . . . they'll kill yoa with laughs . . . slay you with howlarity ! I A DAMON RUNYON laugh classic with. Al len Jenkins, Ruth Don nelly and John Litel I'hm EXHEYJEND KAY FRANCIS PLUS JOAN FONTAINE In Sunday Hit Into the "A" class.. Advance reports are hailing this as one of the most delightful pictures of the season full of downto-earth humor and hon est family drama. Playing the part of Judge Hardy a role which he Is rapidly making entirely his own Is Lewis Stone; Fay Holden Is Mrs. Hardy; Cecilia Parker Is Andy's sister. Marian: Polly, of course, Is played by Ann Ruther ford; and Judy Oarland now enters the series as Betsy Andy's new flame. USED TRACTORS CATERPILLAR IB In excellent condi tion. Guaranteed good mechanic ally. TD-40 McCORMICK-DEERING (Die sel ) Tractor with Isaacson angle blade bulldozer. A bargain. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard. International Trucks. 128 South Riverside. FOR SALE Boy's blcvcle; stainless steel, balloon tires, $20. 642 N. Bartlett. "THE NEW 1939 PLYMOUTH IS ON THE WAY TO MEDFORD" These Bargain are here now. Why waiK7 payments once a month only 1928 Buick Tudor $ 6.43 1930 Chrysler Tudor ... 11.09 1931 Pontlac Sedan 14 97 1934 Plymouth Coupe 18.43 1934 Chevrolet Tudor 17.83 "Our Customers Stay Satisfied." BRIGGS - HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. 132 S. Riverside. FURNISHED 4 -room duplex,-313 So. Grape. USED TRUCKS 1037 FORD, long w.b used only 6 months, 3-speed axle, tires almost new. 1934 DODGE In good condition, good tins. $376. 1830 INTERNATIONAL -speed spe cial, almost new tlrea. $175. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard. International Trucks. 128 South Riverside, till com pan Ion hit! T0NITE!: in "MY BILL" IN "BLONDE CHEAT" Caesar-" if 1 Comedy Role i - . - J An artist's conception of Edward Q. Robtnson as a reformed mobBter who tries to get top billing In the Social Register, In Damon Runyon's hilarious laugh hit, "A Slight Case of Murder." which opens a three-dny run tomorrow at the Rlalto theater. Jane Bryan, Allen Jenkins, Ruth Donnelly, John Lltcl and Edward Brophy head the all-star cast of mobsters. "Western Trails," starring the fa vorite singing cowboy Bob Baker will play as the companion feature with the Runyon comedy. FOR 8ALE Bull calves. E. B. Hogan, Applegate. FOR RENT S-room modern house. 314 w. Jackson, $20 month, water paid. 4 ACRES 3 A. Alfalfa 1 "i A. Ladlno. 1t A i-room moaern ounRa- SznDD low, bnrn, chicken house, w w w heauMful nnk t.r. In yard; about 8 ton hay and Rarden tools. Sickness compels ownera to aacrlflce. Prices only S3500; terms you can handle. MARK A. OOLDY. INC. Phone 728. 108 E. Main St. THE GREATEST THRILLER 5 1 .lrm fee FOR BALE 6-room modern house, paved atreet, $185 down, $13 month. Also 5 -room modern hcuse, $160 down. $11 month. Alio i acres, 0 room modern house, paved highway, large spring. Irrigated, city water, 2500. Also 6 acrea. 4-room mod ern house, basement. $22SO. Sev eral city and suburban homes to suit purchaser. "DAD" ROBERTS. 720 West 2nd. Phone 1S38-J. FOR SALE 1035 4dr. del-UK Ford sedan, ex. cond. thruout, new tires, low mileage, $450. Will take gooa model A or Chevrolet as down pay ment, bal. terms. 608 Austin. WANTED Young man to do office work; knowledge of typing and bookkeeping helpful; salary $75 per month for first year, with oppor tunity for advancement to right party. Call In person. Otto Frohn mayer, attorney, Craterian Bldg. NOTICE Bert Qulgley will be In charge of the epg department of the Medford Poultry and Egg Co. from now on. Medford Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED 3 or 3 acres. Improved, close In. State price and location Box 3671. Mall Tribute. FOR SALE Electric Weslx water heater, -reasonable. Inquire 1113 W. 11th St. IP PARTY who was seen taking lady'a purse from Crystal Spring packing house porch will return same and keep change, no questions will be asked. Mrs. O. E. Huklll. FOR SALE 1836 P!ckup....$305.00 1838 Ford Coupe, radio 345.00 New .30-30 carbine. 335 8. Riverside. FOR SALE 6-room modern house, porches, shade, pavement: easy terms. ' Inquire 313 So. Front. Tel. 1338-L. FOR RENT, $20 3-room ground-floor apt., redecorated, close In. Adults. 16 Mistletoe St. FOR SALE 8-ft. electric refriger ator, like new. CaU 1009. FOR 1839 PLYMOUTH'S THE CAR. Won't Be Long Now. Brlggs-Humphrey Motor Co. FLORENCE GRAVES, accredited Piano Tencher. Studio 220 No. Oakdale. Tel. 1042-Y. ROOM FOR RENT Private entrance; $2.50 week. 408 Edwards. PLUMS Hungarian, 80 lb. B. E. Ford, 3 miles west on Jacksonville Hwy. Tel. 731-R. WANTED 150 White Leghorn pul lets. 3 to 4 months old. Must be good. Write, Grant Walker, Med ford, Rt. 4, Box 381. WANTED Woman for general house work. Phone 852-J. STARTS TODAY - 4 GK26 Ml 2CD E 3M.tffifci' Sf 3:'0Jt"fi 031' c lam 1333 1:u E DANCE Tonight at the Townsend hall, located over the Baldwin Piano Shoppe Good music, good floor and a good time assured all who attend. Ladles 10c, gentlemen 35c. FOR SALE Bulk comb honey. 12'4 per lb. Stewart Apiaries, Plum St. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 616 North Central. FOR SALE New 25-quart size steam pressure cooker - Conner. Inquire Bates Filling Station, Talent, On. FOR RENT 23 A. near town. 13 A. Irrigated, buildings, electricity, $326 with water paid; 6 A., 4-room house, electricity, close In, $00. Inquire 425 8. Oakdale. FOR RENT 7-room house near high school. Inquire 425 South Oakdale. FURNISHED room for rent In private residence. 418 S. Oakdale. ST. MARK'S ALTAR OUILD RUM MAGE SALE AT BUILDING NEXT TO BROPHY'S, SATURDAY, SEPT. 10TH. MODERN 6 -room apt., furnished, electric stove, refrigeration; water paid. 303 Elm. Phone 384-M. BOOK YOUR ORDER for 3rd cutting alfalfa, $11 ton In shocks. Elinor Hanley Bush, Tel. 002-J. Residence 836 East Main. Winter la Coming! it's time to mark that ak ;rare with a beautlfal and durable , BRONZE MARKER of quality at so little expense. Let us help you solve your mark er problem. O The M. T. Burns Agency 131 N. Main. Phone 248-R, Ashland i Phone 1300 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service DAYS 3 EVER MADE! 53 ooo tSD i : 3 1 )
