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"MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFORD. OREGON. TTEDXESDXY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1938 PA'GE NINE LOCAL and On Business Mrs. Joe Collins of Central Point transacted business In this city today. Attorney Here Frank J. VanDyke, Ashland attorney, transacted business here today. On Business E. M. Concer of 203 Portland avenue transacted business In Ashland Tuesday. In Klamath Falls Mrs. Bessie M. Thompson, stenographer in Justice of the peace court here, spent today' in Klamath Falls. Fined $10 Charged with being dnink. Gilbert 8. Sapp, 51. of Med lord was fined 810 by City Judge Allen D. Curry yesterday morning. From Ashland Steve Zarka of Ashland was a Medford caller yester day. He transacted business during his stay. Has Position Miss Patricia Hayes, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James C. Hayes of 835 East Main street, re cently left for Salem where she has accepted a stenographic position with state industrial accident commission. Badminton Meet Adults of Oak Grove district will participate- in the Jlrst badminton meeting of the sea son this evening at 7:30 In the school gymnasium. Miss Jean Putnam is in charge of the play. To Spokane Mrs. Mary Reddy left Tuesday evening for Spokane. Wash., called there by the death of her sters husband. James Smyth, who died Monday. Mrs. Reddy ex pected to return to her home here within a few days. 00? 11 ) I'D ; RATHER a HAVE 00P! miSPl 3005 P0UND M,tCH MW-ALM! 0n WnAVil fUAClMUS rzS" PERSONAL New Location Peart-Chord, for merly a beauty operator t'.t Rose borough's beauty shop, is now asso ciated with Adrlenne's beauty salon at 21 North Central avenue. Terminate Visit Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. 01 Is trap of 85 Geneva street, returned last evening from a vacation spent In Roseburg. Eugene and Port land where they visited friends and relatives. Driver Fined Almon P. Archer, 23. of Jacksonville was fined $2.50 and $4.50 costs by Judge William R. Coleman In Justice of the peace court this morning for operating a truck without an operator's license. He was cited by state police last night when he was stopped on South River side avenue to have his lights check ed. He pleaded guilty to the charge. Town send Meeting Visiting speak ers will address a meeting of the Phoenix Townsend club In the Phoe nix Christian church at 8 o'clock tonight. Election of officers is sched uled as part of the business session. After the business meeting a program of entertainment will be presented. C. M. Medcalf is chairman of the entertainment committee. The pub lic Is invited. To Prison Sheriff 8yd I. Brown left by train for Salem this morning with three prisoners for state prison. The prisoners were James Rhoten, 38, of Gold Hill and James 8. Hammond. 24. of Bristol, Me., sentenced to eight and five years, respectively, for burg lary, and James C. Hagler, 26, Med ford. sentenced to two years after a parole violation of the original sen tence for theft. Sheriff Brown was expected to return Saturday. Try it your own way mixta" or straight . . . You can't help but like oop (short for Old Oscar Pepper)! Because tvery drop of OOP is whiskey so it stands up in any mixed drink. furthermore, its grand straigm because OOP is a combination of straight whiskies, specially selected to give you a combination of robust fiavor and mellow smoothness. Try OOP-today. Frankjort Distil leries, Incorporated, Louisville & Baltimore. 0y 0i BRAND . A Hand el straight whl.kl.i 100 stralf ht whiskies 90 proof '1.00 1.95 PUll PINT I PUll QUART i. ......:.,l,.l .,. iN IIM. CAMERA fit. B.... ... A.lm.1 OSdlUw ta Oa, "Nothing Else on Earth to Comparer World's Largest Traveling Display of Living Human and Animal Odditieall" Arrives Here Lieut. Robert C. Upchurch of Oberlln, Leu arrived In Medtord recently to be assigned to CCC duty here. ... To Idaho Lieut. Richard Jeffery. formerly of Camp Alkali Lake, la leaving Medtord tomorrow for CCC duty In Boise. Idaho. ... Inspects Camps Lieut. A. J. Hem- street, Jr., of the Medford CCC dis trict headquarters returned yesterday from Camp Alkali Lake In eaatem Oregon between Lakeview and Biima. where he made an Inspection tour. He had been away since the 15th of this month. ... Accessories Stolen Handlebar grips, reflectors and speedometers were stolen off five bicycles parked at the Medford Junior high school last night, city- police reported today. Police were of the opinion that the thefts were the work of a prankster aa the accessories have practically no value. ... poration of the Mines Testing com pany were on file today In the coun ty clerk's office. Incorporators were named as J. W. Patterson. H. 8. Mus son and C. C. Clark, all of Medford. The mining business In all Its phases was listed as the object of the new company. Capital was stated as 8100.000, divided Into 100,000 shares of .1 par value. ... Car Stolen A 1937 Ford sedan belonging to R. 8. Wllfley of Bll Bennett street was stolen from the driveway of the Wllfley home some time last night, the owner reported to city police. Mr. Wllfley said he first discovered the .auto waa gone at 7:30. License number of the mi' chine Is 212-694. Authorities in southern Oregon and northern Cali fornia towns have been notified. ... Driver Tests Ward McReynolda, state examiner, and his staff will be at Medford olty hall aa usual on 6at urday to examine applicants for licenses or permits to operate cars. The examinations will be held from 8 to 5. Both written examinations and road tests will be given. Knowl edge of the state handbook on motor vehicle laws Is required for passing the examinations. Copies of the handbook may be obtained without cost at state and city police head. quarters, the sheriff's office and the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce. ... Hall Transferred Seely V. Hall, former Medford resident and son of Mr. and Mrs. Court Hall, haa been transferred by the United Air Lines from Chicago to Oakland. Cel., where he will be manager of operations of the company's western division. The western division embracea everything west of Denver. The transfer was said to be a part of a new align ment of administrative functions In the company's organization. Mr. Hall has been superintendent of operations with headquartera In Chicago. While employed at Chicago, he resided with his family at LaOrange, 111. ... Enlists In Navy Tentative ac ceptance of Cyril H. Albert for en listment In the U. S. navy waa an nounced today by George E. Patter son, chief petty officer In charge of this recruiting district. Albert, son of Mrs. Mary Albert of 937 South Holly street, will leave by train Mon day evening for Portland where he will be given 'hie final physical ex amination. If he Is approved, he will go Immediately to San Diego for three months of preliminary training before being assigned to actual duty. Albert Is a graduate of Medford high school and Is popular in the city's young set. ... Forest Bans Still On No light ning fires were discovered following yesterday afternoon's storm In the forest areas and It was assumed that rain was sufficiently heavy to ex tinguish any possible strike. Rain haa not been sufficiently heavy enough yet to remove fire hazards and re strictions are stlU In force In the forests, Rogue River national forest headquarters said today. Some of the lookouts In the higher altitudes, however, have been recalled and some of the other members of the pro tective staff have been granted ahort leaves of absence. Care with fire waa atlll urged and it was empha sised that permits are atlll required for any turning. riunmnuiE FAMC . r-ieeen Di'plMI I ft I 1 Jane Withers ;. '' J - .- .una withers Is Hollywood-bound In her newest and happiest hit, "Keep Smiling," whlcn opens a thr.ri.v run todav at the Rialto .vfttjti And when Jane movea In on the movies how she makea 'em move. Gloria Stuart, Henry wncoxon, Astair and Rogers Delight Crowds At Craterian Showing An Astalre-Rogers picture Is al ways a film event. And It Is a pleas ure to report that Fred and dinger's latest vehicle, "Carefree," la In many respects the best thing they have ever done. The new offering, which opened yesterday at the Craterian theater, brings the two favorites together again after a year and a half of sepa ration, In an actlonful and tuneful romance, full of surprising novelties. The plot Is a sparkling modernized John Alden-Mlles Standlsh-Prlscllla affair, with Astalre as a psychiat rist who pleads the suit of his law yer pal, Ralph Bellamy, with the letter's fiancee, Miss Rogers, a noted actreaa. Bellamy, certain tbat there la something wrong with Miss Rogers because ahe keeps putting off their marriage, bega Astalre to psycho analyze her. 8ecretly In love with her doctor, Olnger embarks on a series of mad cap adventures that keep the two men busily struggling to keep them selves and herself out of Jail. And along about this time Astalre dis covers he Is In love with the lady himself but Is unable to tell her so, due to Bellamy's machinations and to his own hypnotic suggestions which turn Miss Rogers against him. It's against this story background that the stars top their previous dancing feats with new creations Astalres unique solo Golf Danco: the langurously romantic "Change Partners" number; the "Yam," which promises to become the year'a most popular ballroom number; and the Dream Dance, a gorgeously Imagina tive routine In a fairyland setting. I TO GIVE ADDRESS Next Sunday morning the 11 o'clock service at the First Methodist Epis copal church will be addressed by the noted missionary physician and sur geon, Dr. Charles J. Stauffacher of Inhambane. Portuguese 8. E. Africa. Dr. Stauffacher haa charge of the hospital at Olkukl and 16 out-sta-tlona within a radius of 300 miles and reached by elephant trail. He has also established a large leprosa rium. He administers as best he can to the physical needs of the 800.000 Africans of the Batswa and Batonga tribes living In a territory of about 60,000 square miles. For 25 years he haa served these peoples In a remarkable way and It la a rare treat for the Medford con gregation to aee and hear this great man. Incidentally, the local church helps to support the work In this psrtlcular field. Everyone Is cordially Invited to attend this service next Sunday morning. Closing time for roo Late to Clas sify Ada la 1 :so p m. HOW 25 WOMEN LOST UGLY FAT In Special N. Y. Test Ask Your Doctor If It Isn't Good Way. Read Every Word NEW YORK, N. Y. In a test by a prominent N. Y. physician ana na tionally known newspaper woman 9S women "ort a total of 380 lbs. In 40 days. YOU, too, can follow this SAME. SENSIBLE plan tight at noma and here It la: First of all go llRht on fatty meats and aweeta. Eat Dlentilully of lean meats, fish. fowl, fresh fruits and .egetablea. And for proper function ing take a half teaapoonful of KruKhen Baits In hot water every mornlna. DON'T MIRS A MORNINOI And this Is Important! Kruwhen l NOT harmful. It Is not Jn.t one salt as Mime people lltnor.nl l hrllere. Halher, It's a Mend of 6 srllre mineral all (form ula , rlrht tin box) which when 1 dissolved In water make healthful mineral drink similar to Famous Euronean Hna waters where weallhv fat women hare inf for rears. A I Jar of Krim-hen rnt only a few rents and makes S gallon, nf a mn-.t hlshty efficient mineral ilrlnk. 8o fat ladles get some gumpt,onl MAKE UP YOUR MIND YCU'U. STICK to the shore Plan for 1'i day. and Just see If you don't '.oa fat nd feel healthier son rounarr iNote: You rsn gt Kr it-hn at W.atern Thrift Stores aoi druggist verrwHere On Rialto Bill Helen Westley and Jed Prouty are featured In support of the dynamic young star. Charles Starrett does his duty tor the Old West In "South of Arizona,' playing as the companion feature with the Jane Withers fun hit. Exposition Train Arrives Tomorrow For Showing Here The bizarre sight of a baby ele phant affectionately playing with a mammoth ateer: a 3005-pound milch oow measuring 6 feet, 2 Inches In height at the shoulders, companion to a tiny mire of a cow; a pen con taining a diminutive sacred ass, a btllygoat kid, a baby pig, a huge at Bernard dog and a baby rhesus monkey, living In complete harmony, all will greet the visitor to the Mammoth Hippodrome showing to. morrow and Saturday on Its own special railway cars on the Southern Paclflo railroad tracks opposite the depot.. Not the least of the attractlona la the London flea circus, conducted by Professor Alexander. The tiny Insects do amazing feata of dexterity and strength. Belgian Bob, beautifully built 4 year-old Belgian gelding, atands 1914 hands high and weighs 2800 pounds. Sandy MacTavlsh, long-h aired Scottish' highland ateer, presents an unusual spectacle. Thickly covered over his entire body by long, silky hair. Sandy has a hornspread of nearly six feet. Custandl Sellm Jarjoura. native shepherd from the Holy Land, ex hlblts many prized articles of handi work and 4s conversant with hap. penlngs In and around his native Naznreth up to the present moment. He speaks seven languages. There is a "synthetic" unicorn. large Holsteln null, which has one large horn protruding from the center of his forehead. Said to have been patched to his present status by a whimsical veterinarian, this strange looking animal closely re sembles the popular conception of the fabulous unicorn of mythology. Also highlighting the show are the. "headless" lady and the mer maid exhibit, all seen In contlmt ous performsnces from noon until 10 p.m. Eye Highway Bids PORTLAND, -Sept. 29. (AP) The highway commission considered bids today on eight projects costing ap proximately $400,000, Educator Passes SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29. (AP) Charles Edward Rugh, 71, profes sor emeritus of education at the Un lvcrslty of California, died in a hos pital here today. He retired In 1937 after 30 years on the faculty. Sur viving rclatlvea Include a son, Dr. Charles V. Rugh, Klamath Falls phy. slclan. Sports Favored PALO ALTO, Oallf., Sept. 29 (AP) Stanford university alumni are for the present competitive system of In tercolleglste sports, 3481 to 897. C 1 TODAY and FRIDAY 1 m It's ARip-Snortin' Grapplin' Go Like You never saw afore Grab your gal . . . let down your hair . . come on and t a the o I -larndest h 1 1 1 -.Illy laff hit hat was erer limed . h rnrkyl .Larrlug (he rr.mpsrshle , WEAVER BROS, and ELVIRY Hear 'em sing that popular hit... "Old Apple Tree" I IIP IMffNll IVtV-jjfc 1 i. if ,sM Roxy Comedy Humphrey Bogart turns from vil lainy to hlll-bllly comedy with his new screen sweetheart Penny Single ton. In "Swing Your Lady." playing today and Friday at the Roxy the ater. Louise Faaenda and Nat Pendle ton play a blacksmith belle from the Ozarks and a rasslln' rascal from New York, respectively, In the atar atudded hit which stars the Weaver Brothers and Elvlry, hilarious sing ers of hlll-bllly ballads. DOUBLE TRAGEDY BAY CITY FAMILY SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 29. &) John Dowllng faced Ufa today with- out his wife or his brother, both kill ed by bullets frm the same pistol. Dowllng's brother, Tom, & retired police patrol driver, shot and killed his sister-in-law. Mrs. Anna Dow llng. Police Inspecwr Al Coraaaa Mid, and then fired a shot Into his own head. CorasAa said Tom Dowllng had been drinking heavily for some time. and that he feared Mrs. Dowllng waa taking steps to have him committed to the state hospital at UkLah, where he was sent fdr a stay two years ago. REPLACEMENTS IN WASHINGTON. Sept. 39. m The civilian conservation corps announced today state directors had been or dered to select 49.497 men between October 1 and October 30 ' to fill vacancies. Director Robert Fchner said this waa about 78 per cent of the num ber required to bring the CCC to Its maximum strength of 300,000. He aald the labor department re ported there would be about 235,000 applicants for enrollment during Oc tober. He estimated not more than a fourth of this number could be taken. CIO Votes Agreement PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 29. (jtp) CIO longshoremen here voted 1,033 to 32 today to accept a new agree ment with the Paclflo Coast Employ era' a&soclatldh. The pact will replace the one expiring Friday nlght.- Too Late to Classify THE NEW 1939 PLYMOUTH IS BREATHTAKINQ So are these owner to you car bargains. Down payment. '36 Chev. Master DeLuxe Sdn...191.60 '36 Chev. Master 2 -door; radio, elec. clock, dual equip.. ...... .1191.50 '36 Oldsmoblle DeLuxe Sedan . 9323.60 '87 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan; radio, heater, dual equip $332.50 "Our customers stay satisfied. BRIOOS - HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. 132 p. Riverside. DeSoto-Plymouth Distributors. FOR SALE r Q Iris coats, 16 and 18, Pictures, books. Phone 170-J-2. i-J-m.iM:1! Show. l:4S-fl:4-B:00 Mc-40c-10o ENDS SAT. NITKI Going To Town Again ! singing and swl'.g vSsSn of irrlng SUNDAY! When coun try gal meets city llkerl 7m (MtoAMbitm agrraRKiBYis HAST?, Mf JWf If guy"V:ibbee J CLAIRE DODD P-lWH OWEN Inlrofluclng ,n k, "THE VAM" " new danr t j l ' rt Jfc cratel a T-a '''sv kaaaawawaaaaaaaaasaaaiaaaaaawssss'. is 7f i S FURNITURE reupholsttred. re finish ed ana regiued. pnone sos-R. ESTABLISHED, paying cafe. Qood location, jaeai for man ana wire, Owner must sacrifice because of 111 health. Addrtva Box 3200, Tribune. FOR SALE WorK horses, or will trade for hogs or light car. Roy Howard. Rom Lane. FOR RENT Furnished apt. Adult only. 344 So. Grape. AUCTION SALE Sat., Oct. 1st. '38. Livestock Sale Pavilion. North Med ford. Furniture and all classes of livestock. Sale commences prompt ly at 1:30 p. m. Always attend the auction. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Phone 8S1-J-S. FOR SALE Cows. 1 Vi mtlea west of Brown school, Gririln creek. Henry HuklU. FOR RENT Furnished 2 -room apt. with bath, inquire Lamport a Apt. a. FOR SALE Two practically new nouse trailers, bos ana 7&. Phone 57. Carl Bowman's Barber Shop. FOR RENT Furnished small house, also very attractive- furnished new duplex, 518 So. Oa kd ale. WANTED Woman for housekeeping aim care or two small girls, write Bernls Williams, Rt. 3, Box 37, Eagle Point. FOR SALE New .300 Savage rifle, 3D. cam, on the Rogue, Trail. FOR SALE Trash burner with colls Tel. 1775-M. 730 Oak St. PEACHES Some nice quality Sal way ireestones not too many at Tucker's, third house on right, Orchard Home Drive. ROOM apartment. 251 Beatty. FOR SALE Cheap, farm team. Will trade. Fehl Ranch. Dark Hollow. NOW ON DISPLAY Our Second Load of Beautiful "NEW 1939 PLYMOUTHS" Brlggs-Humphrey Motor Co. WANTED fltrong middle-aged wom an, capable of helping care for sick woman and manage house. Write 60 Summit. C. L. Vance. WANTED Best houae 1500 CASH will buy In Medford. Must be In good condition. No dealers. Box 3195, Tribune. FOR SALE Spark oil heater and equipment. Priced very reason able. Phone 1673-R, after 6 p. m. 2208 ff. Main. itaaa TODAY FOR THREE BIO DAYS Cs i ii a . la laW A HI :b: irasiBS) i 1 irOR TRADE Gentla saddl horn for milk cow or heifer. B. F, Swingle, Trail. FOR RENT4 3 -room furnished houss, garage; 3 blocks from city center, 20. C. P. Hansen, Hotel Orand. WANTED Ford mechanic. No other need apply. CI ay comb Motor CoH Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE 90 head good ewes, part or all. Inquire at White Star Ins, Keno, Ore. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 330 N. Ivy. Inquire Apt. 2. D. A. R. Rummage Sale, Natatorluatt Friday and Saturday. fl-MONTHS-OLD Guernsey bull for rale or trade for feeder pigs. Emll Schlesel, Valley View. FOR SALE Jonathan, Delicious. Winter Banana apples. Independ ent Packing Co., Phoenix. FOR SALE Salway peaches, fins flavor, non-lrrtgated; also grapss. Olenn Darby, south end Kings Hwy. FOR RENT Newly decorated fur nished room, outside entrants. Breakfast If desired. 631 W. 12th. THE Missionary Society of the Chris tian church will sponsor a rummage and plant sale Friday. Saturday and Monday, Sept. 30. Oct, 1 and S, at 209 W. Main, next to Murphy's Mart. FACTORY method auto spray msthoC Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. backacheT" leg pains may be danger sign Of Tired Kidneys ir barkkcb nd Itf paint arc makiag ym mlerhl, don t juit complain and do nothlnj iboul tliam. Natur may b waroln you that four kidneya need attention. l'ha lutlnoy ara Nature's ohiaf way of UUas iicau andi nd poiaonotu wajta out Of tat nlood. Moat peopl paaa about Z pint a day t ibout 3 pounda of waata. Frequent or acanty paaaajtM with MasHta ind burning ahowi thera may b aoaathiu roof 'with your kidnaya or bladder. U the 16 milae of kidney tubaa aad titan it T. JW?A.' Poionu "ta matter atari in the blood. Theae poiione may atart nasiof baattaahea, rheumatfo paina, lea palna, loea m pep nd energy, getting up nlghta. walling, pumntu under the eyea, headaohea and JliaiaeM. Don t wait. Auk your dniggiat for Doaa'l Pilie, uaad auocewfully by mllHotu for orer 4ft veere. They give happy relief nd will help taa 10 milea of kidney tubea fluah out polsO&oaa vaeta from the blood. Qat Doau's PlUa. no' 1 vm ...eot Helen v-' led Prouty Robert Mien ' J 'I . iy . . . , f" i 1 i B Waloli Mil him wlpa V ( the rustlers out 1 III of Arlaonal I 1 . " Mats . & Km ... ts, Kiddle, in
