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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON. "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19. IMS. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Here Today Butler Walker of A ah- I land was a visitor In Med ford today. ! From Rogue Hirer Med ford busi ness visitors yesterday from Rogue River were Mrs. W. A. White, Mrs. Herb Bates, Mrs. W. D. Moore and William H. Moore. Bark From Klamath Paul Hanltn. V. B. deputy marshal, returned last Bight from Klamath Falls, where he pent the day transacting official business. Official Here James P. Cooley, northwest district manager of the U. 8. civil service commission with headquarters In Seattle, Wash., trans ; acted official business here last week. On Business Harry Ketterman, field auditor for Oregon state employment service transacted business In Med ford today at the local employment office. Mr. Ketterman came to Med ford from Eugene. Meet Tonight Medford chapter of DeMolay will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7:30 In the Masonic temple. Air new officers and other members are asked to attend the session. Visits Parents Miss Marian Gould, member of the Talent school raculty. visited over the week-end at the home of her parent. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gould of 25 North Peach street. Eagles To Drill Regular weekly practice will be held by the Eagles drill team In the Lincoln school at 8 tonight. As rehearsals are being held for a special November event, all members were asked by George Peck, manager, to be punctual In attendance. Tickets On Sale Tickets are avail able, at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce for the Oregon Frosh State Rooks football game In Klam ath Falls at 8 p. m. Saturday. The frame is sponsored by the Klamath Falls Junior Chamber of Commerce. Recuperating Mrs. Jack Madlgan of 310 Vancouver avenue la recuper ating satisfactorily in Sacred Heart hospital from a major operation she underwent last Friday, hoslptal at tendants said today. Only close rela tives, however, are being permitted to call upon her yet. , Tails Here Ralph Carter, assistant to the manager of Town House in Los Angeles stopped here yesterday to call upon A. H. Banwell, manager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. He and Ban well were friends years aco in Taooma, WaAh. Carter was on ft business trip to the north. Ranrh Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wil bur R. Chlldreth and daughter Shir ley Anne visited Sunday at the J. H. Trusty ranch on Elk creek. Other Medford guests at the ranch Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Amos Avers and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc Carty and son. New Cafe The North Riverside cafe at 171 s North Riverside avenue will open for business tomorrow under management of Mr. and Mrs. X. M. Lllea, who formerly operated a eafe In San Diego, Calif. New fixtures have been Installed In the place. Home cooking will be featured. ... To fin Hunting Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith. Mr: Bnd Mrs. Lawrence Duff. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duff and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holloway are leaving Friday on a deer and duck hunting trip In eastern Oregon. They plan to return Sunday or Monday. ... Ornup Returns Dr. George Jen nlngs and son Weejo, Dr. Chsrles P. J Johnson and son Chsrles and A. H. Pitch returned to their homes here Monday from a huptlng trip to Klamath lake. After they had got their limit and had started home, their boat, which was heavily loaded. capsized and spilled passengers, ducks and guns Into the lake, they reported. The hunters had an exciting experi ence diving for guns and parapher nalia and a cold row back to camp In wet clothes, they related. All sur vived the adventure In good health, however. One gun was not recovered. . . Aids Firemen Mrs. Lucille Merrl fleld. telephone operator, was com plimented by the fire department todsy for her assistance In locating a fire yesterday afternoon. Early In the afternoon the fire department received a telephone call on a grass fire which was reported at 18 Almond street. Mrs. Merrlfield called back Immediately, however, and Informed the firemen that the call had come from Elm street, which was on the opposite side of town. A chemical truck had already been sent to Al mond street btlt another was dls- k patched Immediately to Elm street. T When the firemen got to Elm street, the grsss fire hsd spread to H. A. nilklson's s-arage at 151714 West Main street. Firemen saved the ga rae. If Mrs. Merrlfield hsd not corrected the call, so much time would have been lost in trying to find the fire that the garage prob ibly would have been destroyed and Mr. Qilklson's residence threetened. Henry Hsswell, assistant chief, stated, Mr. Hsswetl expressed his apprecia tion of Mrs. Merrlfleld's alertnesa. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE ffiiheat Cileael-Aac Teal Jn Out ( Bea b Ike Marsiai nW It Ga The liver .hoold poor mt two pern p ef HqniA Ml. into your bow.UjUilT. It ju.t e.rt Ul the bewel. G Mjsu o rour .tom.ch. Yen art n"'ji1 whole .ytem I, pawned and jwa i r Kink snd the "rld k"k P"- ,, . , A mere bowel moronentdoeen the tiw. It tki thoe. rood, oil Carter little Liver Pill, to t' th two Jnd, of Ml. Sowing freelT and ",k J ' . "op and op." Hsrraln". a-eMle. T In In BUkina bile (W fre.lT. Ak"r r.rt.r', Lilt!. Liver Pill, bv asms, St easts. CtubborW rti-M asjtaiag slw - PERSONAL Improving C. J. Carbon of Or chard Home drive was reported Im proving satisfactorily today in Com munity hospital where ha has been confined for a week for medical treatment. Although Mr. Carlson has been seriously 1U, he has recovered sufficiently to receive friends for short visits, hit family smld. Here To Hunt Bill Oodlovt, for mer Medford resident, arrtred hare by plana late yesterday afternoon to go duck hunting with W. H. Fluhrer In the Klamath lake country. God love waa piloting a U. S. navy Orum man scout observation plane. He is now a student-pilot Instructor with the marine corps In Long Beach , Calif. Flnrl ley ftpeaks Dr. Dwlght H. Find ley was the principal speaker at last night's regular weekly dinner-meeting of the Active club in the Hotel Medford. He recounted experiences he and Chet Hubbard had In a recent boat trip down Rogue river from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. It waa announced that the Medford club would meet In Joint session with the Ashland Actlvlans next Wednesday night in the Llthla hotel, Ashland. ! V. F. W. To Meet Crater Lake post 1833 and auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will convene Friday at 7:30 p. m. In the Medford armory. A half-hour business session will be held after which the post will elect a Junior vice commander. At 8 p. m. the auxiliary will sponsor a card party to which the public Is invited. In charge of the meetings will be Mrs. Albert Hall, president of the auxiliary, and O. E. Huklll, com mander of the post. Survey Plane Here Pan-American Airways Sikorsky amphibian survey plane, which has been making ex ploratory flights between Seattle and Alaska, stopped at Medford munic ipal airport this morning for fuel. It was being flown back to Miami. Fla.. after making several survey flights on the Alaskan route. It ar rived here from Seattle and left for Sacramento, Calif. In charge was Capt. J. Mattls. Capt. S. E. Robblns waa second officer. The crew also in cluded two flight engineers, a junior flight engineer and a radio operator. Ragles Called Members of Crater Lake aerie and auxiliary of the Fra ternal Order of Eagles are requested to assemble at the Perl chapel at 1:45 p. m. Thursday for the funeral of Mrs. Leila B. Powell, a charter member of the auxiliary. The funeral services will be conducted by the lodge. A. H. Banwell, aerie president. will conduct the rites, with Harry Ward as chaplain. Members of the aerie drill team will be active pall bearers. Auxiliary members will be honorary pallbearers. The services will be held at 3 p. m. Burial will take place in the Siskiyou Memorial park. Hunter's Fire rive acres of timber land were burned last night on Elk creek In the Union Creek district of the Rogue River national forest, headqusrters here reported today. The blaze was attributed to a neg- i lected hunter's campflre. The fire was reported lsst night and three men 'fought the blaze all night. The fire reported In the Applegate dis trict yesterday was held to lesa than an acre, headquarters announced. The blaze was blamed on a hunter who discarded a lighted cigsrette In dry grass. The Applegate and other sections of the forest are still dry and users of the forest were coun seled to be extremely careful with fire. ... Work Publicized A Mall Tribune story telling of the work of Mrs. Ethel B. Casey In making reproduc tions of fish In plsstie materials has been reprinted and distributed throughout the United Ststea, Mrs. Casey stated today. The reprinta were made and distributed by the company whose moulsge she uses In her molding art. Mrs. Casey related. As a result of the reprint distribu tion she hss received orders from as dtstsnt points as Philadelphia, she said. Mrs. Casey said she discussed her work recently with tha state fish snd game commission In Portland and found the commissioners highly Interested. While In Portland ahe was also Interviewed by the Journal for a Sunday feature story on her handiwork, she said. A WILL MEET THURSDAY Next session of the eounty budget committee, A. C. Hubbard, chairman, will be held Thursday, October 97, when final consideration of the amounts in the budget will be start ed. By that time the county clerk's office will have a recapitulation of figures ready. County Judge Day said today the budget for county department would be about the same aa last year, but with reductions wherever possible. Tuesday the budget commute lis tened to arguments advanced by Jackson eounty farmers favoring re tention of government hunters, for control of predatory animals. Previ ously a delegation had requested re turn of the bounty system on the grounds It would provide needed fi nances for rural residents. DANCE TONITE Towntend Rail, over Baldwin Piano shoppe from 9 to t Ppend the evening dancing where there ft clean enrlron ment. good mulc, good floor ladle Ifte. Centlemen JV. Goofy Comedy Ai the errette ahoestrlng producer seeking an, "angel" to finance Ml show while fleecing hotel of a regal living for hlmaelf and hit brothera, Chloo and Harpo. oroucho Marx precipitates the goofy comedy with which the mad Mantes are Iden tified In their first picture for over MAIL BAG RIFLED BY NAZI AGENTS, EX-SPYREVEALS (Continued from Fage Ons ) Rumrlch was Indicted with the other defendants and thirteen others, but pleaded guilty at the start of the trial. Thla was his third day on the stand. The stolid ex-dlshwasher, who be came a 40 a week "mall order" spy, chewed gum as he told of a night when Karl Schlueter. an alleged mes senger from the spy ring, came to bis home In the Bronx with Prauleln Hofmann. Schlueter asked him hat he knew of the aircraft carriers Enterprise and Yorktown. "He said the German navy was now going to build some aircraft carriers and that It would be very useful for his auperlors to obtain plans of these csrrlers' construction," Rumrlch tes tified. "He suggested I write to Hamburg and suggest I be furnished with some stationery that would show It wss official White House stationery." "He said something about forward lng a letter to the construction chief of the United States navy department. the letter bearing the forged elgna ture of the president of the United States. But he did not elaborate on this plan." Reese Creek REESE CREEK, Oct. 10. (Spl.) Home and School circle will meet Friday. October 31, at the school house. All parents and friends are Invited. Final arrangements will be made (or the Hallowe'en party. The Reese Creek school baseball team defeated the Trail team 38 to 8 last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Scott and P. Me Farland accompanied the team. Mr. McFarland acted aa umpire. There will be a return game in the near future. Mrs. Scott is the Trail teacher. The school board bought a table and chairs for the Mrs, Winter's room last Friday. Mr. and Mrs, M. A. Botta returned home October 15 from a two weeks visit to relatives and friends at Wat son vt lie, Calif. Mrs. Rose Jack returned home Oc tober IB. She has been employed In Sams Valley by Mrs. Strauss. Those shopping In Medford Octo ber 17 were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rusho and Charlea, also Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Dlckerson. O. L. Davidson visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrltt and family. Miss Mildred Hsnsen spent the past week end with her parents at Brown boro. Mr. and Mrs. Charles, who were home from their mine over Sunday, have gone back to the mine. W. c. Jack, Evelyn and Maurice were In Medford recently on business. Mr. Jack la getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vestal and Kathleen were shopping tn Medford October IB. Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis, also Mrs. Frank Hill of Derby called during the past week at the W. R. Lamb home. Rslph Merrltt is having his vaca tion this week. He la hauling rock and shale on his road and barn yards and otherwise Improving hie place. A large band of sheep of the Lewis brothers herd was brought down out of the mountains October 17 and 18. They were In A-l condition. They were corralled at the Isabella place over night. The school board ts having WPA units put in for the school, which will be a great improvement. and study because you her. a haad cold. Just Insert a little Mentholatum Is them. Note how quickly It soothes the Irritated membranes and relieves the stuffiness. It will also check sneezing. Once you enjoy Mentholatum'a comforting- relief, youU always want to keep this fentle ointment bandy. m ti r t v iivsivnvta I feWii.ii il l W IRRITATION J VI lfl! Mitt TIM tommnrrnw nlle only I I wsm rmm t On Sunday Bill 3v 11 a year. "Room Service, coming to the cratenan tneatre Sunday for a three day showing. Pull of typical Msrxmanla. and the Invariable Marx hilarities. "Room Service" has Prank. Albertson. Ann Miller and Lucille Ball aa foils for the mad Marx antics. Throng Enjoys Hit Featuring Cast Of Local Characters Good-natured, happy throngs which last night Jammed tha street during the premier, festivities and later filled the Rlalto theatre to ca paclty helped Medford'a own movie. "Runnin Wild." off to a flying start on Its three day showing. At 6:30 crowds were already filling the sidewalks and starting to over flow onto the street aa hundreds of southern Oregon show fans gath ered to witness a, typical premiere opening. Olant flood lamps, turning night Into day, a receiving platform where a microphone gave Indication of the celebration to follow, suddenly became the focal point of attention when, with a shriek of Traffic Officer Clyde Flchtner's .siren, a speeding car brought D. W. Balrd. the producer and cameraman, to the theatre to take charge of the proceedings. From then on, lots of things began to happen. The members of the all local cast of "Runnin Wild" started arriving on the scene tn handsome new cars furnished by Medford auto mobile dealers. As each new car ar rived, the players were Introduced from the platform and escorted Into the theatre. A spirit of fun, in which the wa ten 1 ng crowds jol n ed, made the Introductions a happy occasion. And finally, when the Introductions were all over, the crowds made s rush for the boxoffice and. for a time, employees of the theatre were kept busy trying to keep things tn order. But, the Joyous spirit with which everyone was Imbued made the proceedings a fairly easy task. After watching the usual short subjects and the regular feature, "Meet tha Girls," which features June Lang and Lynn Barl In the first of a new series, the big moment arrived when the local pictures came on the screen. First of all wes the all -local Med ford Mail Tribune newsreel, which showed, for the first time, the Mall Tribune's giant linotype machines at work, the casting of type, the em ployees and carriers. Then followed scenes of the Senior snd Junior high school students' pep rallies, shots of the political bigwigs who visited here last week, scenes of Medford from the air, the accordlan band, various public buildings and other bits. A running firs of comment accompan ied each scene which brought on some hilarity when the picture got ahead of the comment and vies versa. However, it did prove inter esting snd entertaining. Then came the Initial showing of "Runnin' Wild. the "super-simer" production filmed In the long ex tended time of three days. Surprla lng to see what can be accomplished In three days. Very surprising. In fact. It was astounding In a hilar toua fashion. Much of the picture . was filmed at the beautiful Owens home on the east side and there the action started with the heroine shown leaving her home -wearing an expensive strand of pearls. To town for a little shopping and meeting some friends then back home again for a lawn party. Enter the villains, a couple of dastardly crooks with an eye on the pearls. A brief struggle and the pearls had been taken. Catastrophel Helpl Po lice I Won't somebody do something l Ah. the hero to the rescue, driving pell-mell down the rosd, trying to hesd off the freight train on which the crooks were escaping. He was successful, of course, (didn't you know he would be?) and after a furloua battle the crooks were sub dued and the pearls recovered. Then the hero's reward, a long, lingering "XMa Tomorrow . 11 r-.a ' Ml . . - what a ! ffim 8 coMiNO r bTTTt j plug Tfg-g f PUDGY , x FNna tomiiiit OE0. O'BRIEN ' 0TrtCV "Call Th. Me.aal.eeT.- I embraoa from the heroine. Tak. tsk. tax. The end. What a show, what a riot, what a lot of fun for everybody. RIVER FLOW STAIN APPLBOATK. Oct. Ift (Spll Work waa progressing today on tha stream flow measuring station being con structed by the U. 8. geological sur vey on tha Applegate river below Squaw ereek. Purpose of the station, which will require another week or 10 days to complete, la to procure Information on the water supply In connection with a possible storage reservoir for the control and use of tha river. The general investigation is being made under direction of army engineers. Five men of the Applegate CCC camp are assisting In constructing the measuring station. Foreman In charge la Earl Hansen for the geolog ical survey. 4 Rope Lost For Atatnrk ISTANBUL, Oct. 19. (AP) Hope was virtually abandoned today for Kemsl Ataturk, president and strong men of Turkey, gravely ill with an old liver ailment. Reliable sources Md th, (nd mlght ,t lny m0. ment or that the president, principal creator of modern Turkey, might live for several hours, To Whom It May Concern This Is to notify you not to deal In any way with D. L. Swlhart on the mill or any part of It, known as the Zimmerman Mill at the Forks of Evans creek, as It doea not belong to htm, or any part of It. This mill Is for Sale by the under signed owner. A. B. ZIMMERMAN Too Late to Classify NEW FUEL OIL SAMSON'S Super quality Oil for Furnace and Stove use. Try this new fuel oil in your stove now at oxir NEW LOW PRICES you'll like It. Phone 833. Samson Fuel Oil Service. sh ft A A f ' Mtabllahed dress Rlin mxklng shop, doing excel -tJIUVV lnt business. Ill health reason for selling. Phone 1496 or 1M8-R. FOR RENT Furnished 6-room house, lfl Quince St, Inquire 446 S. Front. RECLEANED VETCH seed, 3'o lb. Phone 623-J-ft. 100 acres. 85 cultivated. Tkhnlin'O IrlrRSted. good- alx wvUUU room modern home. good barn, chick house, garage. S cows. 3 heifers, full set fsrm machinery. Including almost new tractor. Some hay and feed. All goes. Located 3' miles from Medford. Also Substantial four rooms (1 Inn nd bath, nlastered house, 5 I IWIeonw lot, flna shade. etc. Terms. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett St. i Phone 1498 or 1548-R AKERS FEED STORE sell for less Klamath nay. grain ana clover and grass seeds, wood, posts, shakes, and shingles. Free delivery. 1713 "4 N. Riverside. Phone 892 Krin TARPAULIN for sale. Akera Feed Store, 1713 No. Riverside. Do This If You're NERVOUS Don't take ehaoees on prodoeta yeo taow ootbini lng about or rely oo temporary relief l tfaere'a need of a good general system : like tlme-proTen Lydls E. plokham Vegetable Compound, made peiaU for women irom waoiwin aw Let Plnkhsm's Compouna help bona up nr nhvilcal rest.ui.ee sod thus aid fa fslmlns fuiiy oervM, 1mm o dlttncf from female functional disorders and make life worth liTtai. For orer 60 years rmt woman nas tolfl another how to go "millng thru" with Plnkbam's over 1,000.000 women hare written In reporting glorious benefit It MUST BJS QOODf WHOOPS! WHAT A RIOT Medford'i own movU RUNNIN' WILD" 38 LOCAL STARS j1ui Mail Tribune ai, L-Mf. nronn NEWSREEL pins Merle quit "Meet the Girls" Lynn Barl I MEM l:4-6:4S-9:(Ml e age-SSe-lOc in OOOD used wood and oil burners. excellent condition. Best buys in Medford. Flex's Hardware. FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet, small Comfort heating stove, baby crib and springs. Iron double bedstead, walnut Vlctrola. letter file. 40 Ber keley way. Ph(o 512-W. FOR SALE Two-compartment 8.000- gallon gasoline or fuel storage tank. Price, 350. Phone 052 or write P. O. box 1074. Medford. FOR SALE 60 head Chester White weaner pigs, also 6-months-old pure bred boar. Walter Wool d ridge Coker Butte road, route 4. WOMAN WANTS WORK by day or hour. Phone 43A-L. LEAVING FOR I.OS ANGELES Friday or Saturday. Room for one. Share expense. 663 B street, Ashland. FOR RENT Clean, furnished duplex Close In. Frigid Ire. Also email modern house, $18.60. 818 8. Oak dale. NEW LOW PRICES ON FUEL OIL. Furnace Oil, 7-c; Stove Oil, 8'4c delivered to your home In 40-gailon , lots or over. Phone 833 now for SAMSON'S Super Fuel Oil. FOR SALE CHEAP eed barley, feed, er pigs and other livestock. Tel. 671-R-l. FOR RENT Clean two-room apart ment. 33B South Ivy. LOOK FOR SALE Five-room house, large lot. shed and fruit. Full price. 6660. Inquire 408 Boardman. FOR RENT Four-room unfurnished house. Adults preferred. Inquire 364 Beatty. FOR SALE; Durham Guernsey bull, 30 months old, gentle disposition. Adolph Schiiitz, Beagle, Oregon. FOR SALE Fourth crop alfalfa. Will trade for wood. Phone 611-R-3. FOR RENT Modern 5 -room house, basement and furnace. Adults. Phone 766. '39 CHEV. SEDAN, only one owner. Perfect mechanically. Only 197. Low cost bank terms. PIERCE-ALLZN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors FOR RENT A Cray four-room mod ern stucco cottafle at 406 North I Oakdale. Partly furnished, close In and very attractive. Key at 44 No. Peach. Phone 1473-W. FOR SALE Tokay grapes. 2c lb, Bring containers and pick them, Hartley. Phone FOR RENT Modern furnished live- room home, electrical appliances, furnace, telephone at no charge. $25.00 rent to reliable parties. Charles R. Ray. room 317, Medford Bldg., phone 803. 1 THE GREATEST ACTION HEART-DRAMA OF ALL! True-Life drama , . . stranger than fiction , . , mora compelling . . . more heart-warming . more human ly thrilling than any motion picture you've ever leen ... an exciting adventure into a land of reality It Starts Today-4 Days Plus 'Star Reporter In Hollywood a comsT Jf PUDGY CARTOON . LATEST NEWS EVENTS KnM mmmm - w , WANTED Experienced local beauty operator. Preferably with follow- lng. Box No. 1448 Tribune. October Sale Starts Tomorrow at Mm WA Prices Slashed on Coats Suits, Dresses and Hats Buy Here & Save YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND THE BEST FOOD ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING AT CHATEAU THE OREGON'S FINEST NIGHT CLUB SINGING WAITERS Phone Ashland 674 GE0ROE E. DAYTON, Manager; AND BRING YOU FOR SALE New Figured, reversible rug, like Olson, 8x10. Price. 916.00. Phone 843-J-3. . ''.ill Mats SOe Eves 40e Kiddles . too
