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IfEDFO'R'D Tif ATE' TRTBTTC. "M'ETVFO'RD. OKEGpy. srSDST. OCTOBER '16. 1938. ATfE TOT COMMUNITY CHEST HONOR ROLL LIST 1 The following U t list of th firms In MM lord. Jacksonville, Phoenix nd Central Point which have been reported to Community Cheat head quarters for the 100 HoBorftoU, which la comprised of the firm In which all employea as well aa the management have subscribed to the 1938-1930 Community Chest fund. This list waa compiled after re port of Friday had been cheeked, Chest headquarters has kept aa ac curate a record as possible for this honor roll. It Is possible that some flrma which are entitled to th card for display have not received It. If they will call headquarters, a check wlll be made and the card delivered. 1038-1839 100 Firms. Walter W. Abbey, Ino. Ardlenne's American Laundry Arista Pur Shop Associated Oil Company The Band Box and Shoe Bos The Beverage Bhop Brophy's Jewelry Store B u re 1 son's Rady-to-Wear CCC Headquarters: Property Of fice, WeJfare Office, Personnel Office Commercial Finance Corp. Commercial Printing Dept. of Mail Tribune Community Hospital Guy W. Conner, Inc. Crater! an Beauty Shop The Crest Crystal Springs Packing. Co. Cupp's Furniture Store Deaver 4c McCurley Serv, Station Economy Lumber Co. Everett's Sandwich Shop Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank First National Bank Foster & Klelser Franklin's Cafe Gates As Lydlard No. J ' ' C. E. Qates Auto Co. Mark Goldy, Ino. ' ' Grover's Dairy Hansen Hardware Company Hawklnson Tire Tread Service Co. Holland Hotel Holloway's Reliable Grocery Hubbard Bros., Inc. Hubbard-Wrny Company Huron's Confectionery ' X M E D 'Larsen's Clothes Shop Lawrence's Jewelry Store '' Jacque Lenox Llttrell Parts Co. , Luman Bros. ' M.M. Department Store Mann's Department Store McCurdy-Danlels Robinson Insur ance Medford Fuel Company Medford Investment Co. Medford Mail Tribune" Med ford Service Station Medford Stationery Store Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Model Bakery Modern Plumbing Co. Montgomery Ward Company Morton Mills J. J. Newberry Co. Oregon -Washington Mortgage Co. The Pastime J. C. Penney Company Relnhart & Barker Rex Cafe Larry Schade . Shell Service Station at 8th and Riverside Southern Oregon By-Producta Co. Southern Oregon Credit Bureau Southern Oregon Sales, Inc. Southern Pacific Depot and Freight 1 Office I Standard Oil Company State Liquor Store ' Trowbridge & Flynn U. S. Forest Service Office U. S. National Bank Vl'a Wave Shop Western State Grocery Whlllock's Golden Rule F. W. Wool worth Company Young's Service Shop Central Point Firms. Alexander's Hardware and Imple ments Paber's Clothing Store Fiber's Feed Store Fiber's Grocery G lea son Shop Hatfield's Jones' Orocery Pendleton Gas Station Poet Office A. E. Powell (The American) Dale Smith Hardware Stone's Drug Store Recorder Tex Office Phoenl t'lrmv Thoenlx Mercantile Jacksonville Firm. Coleman Hardware Tom Dunnlngton Fleming Bros, Oorward'a Mercantile. f Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads. NuiteAJ4 cm tAeUfxty! Get CASH Here For Your COLD WEATHER Needs! Solva your loasonal money needs with a QUICK CASH LOAN. Borrow her on usl your own signature and secur ity. Repayment plan to (it your Individual requirement. Phone or come in lor lull particular! ... TODAYI OREGON FINANCE CO. 4.1 . Central. W. T.. Thomas, Mir. License No. 9-311, M ill. FIRE BURNS BARN CHAS Fire destroyed a barn on the Char lea Dugan farm In Sams Valley Fri day afternoon. Two horses perished In the fire. It was reported here. I Most of 76 tons of hay In the. barn was saved by a state forest crew which rushed to the blaze from here with a pumper. The pumper was still on the Job yesterday afternoon, it being difficult to extinguish the smoldering hay completely, head quarters here said. Oscar E. Wages, livestock foreman on the farm, was arrested at m North Pacific highway resort for being drunk while he assertedly wss en route to Medford to procure addi tional help to fight the fire.. He pleaded guilty to the charge In jus tice of the peaoe court yesterday and was fined 910 and M.50 costs. E UNITED AIR LINE New schedules on United Air Lines went into effect here yesterday. The changes speeded up the west coast service. The new schedule follows: . Southbound Trip 14 departs frorn Medford municipal airport at 1:30 p. m.; trip 6 departs at 11:39 p. ra. Northbound Trip S departs at 4:39 a. m.; trip 1 departs at 3:48 p. m. The northbound planes remain In port ten minutes, the southbound S minutes. Airmail closes at the central postofflce 46 minutes before plane departure time. TO OCCUPY PULPIT On account, of the death of Mrs. E. s. Bartlam, wife of the rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, arrange ments have been made for the Rv, Perry Smith of Rose burg to conduct the II o'clock services at St.' Mark's which will be the usual morning prayer followed by a sermon. There will be no holy communion services at 8 o'clock In the morning. Church school wlll be held at usual, 9:45 a. m. t '.: Obituary Mrs. Helen A. Stearns Helen Alma Stearns widow of the late Howard R. Stearns, who died In 1933, passed away at her home early this morning. Death was due to , a stroke suffered about six months ago. ' ' ' ' Mrs. Stearns was bom it Water town, N. T., and had resided st Medford for the last 30 years, where she leaves many friends. She was a member of the Methodist Episco pal church at Wena tehee, Wash. Two children survive. Herbert Chee- ence Barnum of Klamath Fulls. Fu- ver of Wenatchee, Wash., and Florence Barnum of Klamath Falls. Funeral services wilt be held at the Conger chapel at 9:00 p. m. Tuesday with the Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. Interment will be In the Siskiyou memorial park. Myrna Verlene Konemhalm Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Joseph Knotts at 1:00 p. m. Monday at the Conger chapel for Myrna Verlene Rosembalm, infant daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. William E. Rosembalm of Medford Route 3, who passed away Thursday evening. Interment will be in the Jackson ville cemetery. Rllratteth Ann Wllbtte Funeral services for Ellnbeth Ann Wilhlts, a resident of Eagle Point for the last 13 years, will be held at the Conger chapel at 11:00 a. m. Monday with Rev. Jouett P. Brny officiating. Interment will be made in the Antloch cemetery. Mrs. Mattle Penlo Funeral services for Mra. Mattle Denlo will be held In the Perl chapel at 3 p. m. Monday. Burial will take place In the Siskiyou Memorial park. Mrs. Denlo died In Oakland, Cal., Friday from Injuries suffered In an sutomobtle accident. She was the wife of the late WtUIsm Denlo. A native of Nevada, she was AS years old. She Is survived by a daughter, Viola Owens, and the following brothers and sisters: , Mary Psg Letha Cockrell, Frank. Ernest and Charles Murphy, Cells Nolan, Laura Hudspeth and Ida Morgan. LOCAL and From Grants Pass Charles A. Newatrom of Oranta Pass transacted business here yesterday. ,. To Attend Funeral Members of St. Mark's Episcopal church altar guild are to meet Monday at 9:4fi a. m. In the guild hall to attend the funeral of Mrs. E. S. Bartlam. ' Official Here Loren Cochran of Portland, federal probation officer, transacted official business rere yes terday. He arrived from Roseburg and was en route to Klamath Fa'ls. ' Back from North Oeorge W. Neil son, deputy district attorney, return ed Friday night from Seattle, Wa?h.,' where he stopped to transact official business while en route home from Olympla whither he went to plead In an extradition case. Truck Driver Fined Erwin N. Oray, 48, of Ro.tue River waa finod 91 and 44.50 costs in Justice of 'ho peace court yesterday for operating a truck with improper lights. He pleaded guilty to the charge, filed by state police. He was cited on Pacific highway October 12. Incorporated Incorporation of Mir Crater Coal company was announced yesterday. The articles of Incorpora tion were filed at Salem, It woi; stated by W. O. Trill, company at torney. The company will engage ii. a general coal business, having ac quired the Black Bear mining prjr erty near Phoenix. Capital was state.' as 990,000 divided into 1800 shares of 950 par value. Officers were list ed as W. M. Awbrey, president, C. J. Fry, vice-president, and L. A. Denser, secre ta ry- treasurer . Decision Reserved Judge William R. Cotemnn reserved decision in Jus tice of the peace court yesterday morning In the case of - Willis D. Greer, 37, of 117 Almond street, at the - conclusion of his trial on u charge of disorderly conduct. Judne Coleman said he would give his de cision on Mondny, October 24. Mr Greer. was accused of using profanr and obscrne language on the streets of the city last Friday when state police were Investigating a reported case of unlawful hunting. On a charge of hunting pheasants In cloned season, Mr, Greer was given until October 28 to enter a plea. iTMl ill PERSONAL , Flies to Portland O. H. Bengtson, Medford attorney, left for Portland yesterday afternoon by United Main liner. He waa to return by United Air Lines today, Tucker Arrives Arriving from San Francisco by United Malnllner yester day afternoon was Nion Tucker, San Francisco newspaper publisher. Mr. Tucker was met at the airport by his wife and the two proceeded im mediately to their summer home, Rogues Roost. . Visits Friends Bill Conroy of Los Angeles Is a recent arrival In Medford and is the house guest of Denton Clark at his home, 208 Van couver avenue. Mr. Conroy resided in Medford for a number of year.", and attended Medford high school. He is well known In the city. Failed to Stop Mild C. Cheyne. 21, of Klamath Falls was fined $3 and $...60 costs in Justice of the peace court Friday afternoon when ho pleaded guilty to falling to make a boulevard stop at the Midway road and Pacific highway Intersection. He was cited by state police October 2 Klwnnf Speaker William Selkirk, professional at the Rogue River Val ley Golf association, will be the gurst speaker at tomorrow's weekly lunoh-eon-meetlng of the Kiwanls club in the Hotel Medford at 12:15. Mr. Sol kirk will talk on golf and will dem onstrate the proper methods of hold ing clubs. Sid Reancy Is program chairman. , Home Fire Slight damage was done by fire yosterday morning In the home of Peter R. Batemnn, 12112 North Riverside avenue. The flru was caused by an overheated fiu! that Ignited tho floor Joists in tre basement, firemen reported. Tlic sub-flooring of the first floor waa damaged slightly. The fire department answered a ward call at 7:43 a. m. I'ntt to Meet Medford extension unit will hold its first meeting of the new season Tuesday at 10 a. m. In the courthouse auditorium. The lesson for the day will be "Cook Goes Out,' by the project leaders. All members and those interested arc asked to attend and to bring either a vegetable salad or bread and but ter. Luncheon will be served at noon. 0f them 8"ta To Ran Jose Mrs. O. W. Clnn of 1315 Locust street left by train Sat urday night for San Jose, CaU where she will visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al De Lara. . e ' ' Drunks Jailed John Boam, 19, and Leo Skeels, 34, transients, were Jailed by city police early last night on charges of drunkenness. They were arrested on South Front street. They will appear in city court ot morrow. C.I Ilia ii sen Here Capt. A. Gil houscn, pilot on United Air Lines between Son Francisco and Los An geles, arrived here early yesterday morning by United Syklounge. He is sojourning at his Rogue River Lodge near Trail. V. P. Man Rere Papain through Medford on a United Malnllner yes terday afternoon was Ed Morgan, member of the United Press bureau staff In Los Angeles, who was en route to Potland. Mr.- Morgan is replacing Ben Titus in the Portland bureau. Mr. Titus has been ill for some time. Court Citation Gale T. Graham, 20, of Route 3 was cited by state po- 1 lice yesterday to appear in Justice I of the peace court Monday after- J noon charged with hunting game ! birds without a license. Graham, state police reported, was hunting ; pheasants In the Griffin creek area. . Minor Accidents LaVao Hill of Brownsville and Gertrude Baker of j Redding, Cal drove cars Involved In ! an accident on tho Pacific highway ten miles north of Medford yesterday ; afternoon, a city police report stated, i Machines operated by Elsie C. Vinson I of 622 South Central avenue and Nick : Hoffman of Grants Pass collided with minor damage on Fifth street near Riverside avenue: Friday afternoon, ! according to a city police report. 1 i . Flies Knst Mrs. Thomas A. Cu! bcrtson, Sr., left by United Air Lines i Friday afternoon for the east. She : traveled by Malnllner to Portland ; where she was to tranter to a Sky lounge. Mrs. Culbertson will visit members of her family in New York ! City, Pittsburgh and Arlington, N. J. ; It will, be their first reunion In , years. She will be Joined in New York later by her son Emory, eta- i tlon attendant for United at Med- i ford municipal airport, who also will j fly east. The return, trip may be mndo by motorcar. ornen re able r lout endor Larceuy Charged Jason E. Fisher and John R. Hod gen were given until 10 a. m. Tuesday to waive or demand a preliminary hearing when they were arraigned in Justice of the peace court yesterday on a charge of larceny of livestock. Bail was set at 9500 each and the two were re manded to Jail. The two are ac cused by C. J. Jones of stealing six turkeys owned by J. L. Jones, the alleged theft being committed Octo ber 14. Revolver by Ills Side VICTORIA, B. C, Oct. 15. (CP) John Syme, 57, chief of the suburb an Oak Bny police department, was foUnd dead today, his police revolver beside him. SAMSON'S SUPER QUALITY Furnace OIL 7Jc Stove OIL 9lc Minimum 40 gallons at these rates. READY for DELIVERY to YOUR HOME DIRECT from OUR OWN PLANT t Your heating dollar will go a lot further Kith the SAMSON'S SL'PER QIA1.ITY FLEL OIL made to exactly meet VOI R furnace and store requirements ... no residuum to "gum on" your oil burning heating unit. Delivery trucks equipped with meter and pump. We offer you quick and dependable service ROYAL COAL CLEAN NO t'l.lNKKRS $15.00 per Ton Delivered within city limits. There It, a quality in ROYAL Coal whirl, distin guishes it from all coals mined in Utah. ROYAL not only starts quickly, but burns long and hot. It Is easily regulated, and leaves little ash. Every ton of ROYAL Coal Is a ton of lieot. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY FUEL OIL-ROYAL COALDRY WOOD Phone 833 " 229 N. Riverside, Medford juus-jmH-JS -jljsl. . on to tw , noWI r-r QUOTA Restrictions on Importation of red cedar shingles from Canada will not be lifted, U. S. Sen. A. Even Reamos was Informed by President Hooaevelt by letter yesterday. Senator Lonergon of Connecticut had sought to remove the restriction becauso of the need of bulldln? ma terials followlnp the recent hurricane devastation in New England. Senator iss ill mi m.y - is a ll ... hoPP' FUEL MJnrdViee- .,Kam a naV. - I- M iVB ftUAlT. Ill"--' Reemes and Senatos. ScnweUenbaeH of Washington notified the president that there was a sufficient supply of red cedar shingles on hand In this country to meet any emergency. In his letter to Senator Reame President Roosevelt said he had bees told by other congressmen that there was no need to lift the restrictions. Rigidity of the quota provisions1 of the revenue act of 1838 restrlota lm portatlons anyway, the president pointed out. " . BECKLEY, W. Va Oct. 15. (AP) On the eve of the hunting season. Supt. B. C. Mlnter of the Francis coal mine declared a holiday ; an paid the miners off two days Sarly, so they'd have money for shells. 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