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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1939 PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Bark to School John Eads, Med-, ford magician who bai been touring California, returned to his home at 89 Kenwood avenue Friday from Los Angeles to enter hta lat year at Medford high school. Car Mlthap Robert N. Andrew of 38 West 11th street and Mrs. L. A Olem of Medford were operators of ears which collided with minor dsm ag at South Peach and Dakota streets Tuesday morning, a report oa file said today. t Gentner Home L. O. Centner, en tomologist at the southern Oregon experiment station, returned this week from Spokane where he at tended a conference concerning the tradlfttMon of psylla. To Meet Tonight Jackson County Young Democrats are reminded of a meeting this evening a 8 on the mezzanine floor of the Hotel Med ford. All persons interested, whether members or not. are Invited to at tend. tFtot Aid Conrse A standard first aid course will bo given at the Red Cross office In the Jackson county courthouse at 7:30 p. m. Friday. The class will be conducted by John Nag- ley, a qualified Instructor. Full In formation regarding the course nd enrollment may be procured by tele phoning 456. Final Notice Last notice was la- sued today to all early settlers and their descendants to attend the an nual meeting of the Southern Ore gon Pioneer association in the Pio neer' cabin at Ashland tomorrow The day-long conclave will open at 10 a. m. Dinner will be served at 13:30 and election of officers, will toe held In the afternoon. AH pio neers and their descendants will be ordlally welcomed. - Overnight Guests Overnight guests Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bowdteh of 1360 Sunset ave nue were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowd- Jsh and three children. Ada, Louise and John, and Elnert Johnson, all of Kallspell, Ment. John and Hairy Bowdlnh are brothers. The guests arrived by motorcar Monday after noon and left Tuesday morning for Pasadena. Cal.. where the two Bowd lsh girls are attending school, Ada at the Junior college and Louise at the high school. BURGOYNE'S Present "THE TROPICAL ISLANDERS" FEATURING DANNY KU With his singing guitar and JOE KELII Hawaiian Vocalist With a NEW TYPE OF ENTERTAINMENT and DANCE RHYTHM And dont forget! Try one of our special dinners while you enjoy the dancing and entertanment ! BURGOYNE'S On the South Pacific Highway M ft tl 4 ?5V 2w fnm 3 mi smw The right approach to thirst...ice'Cold Coca-Cola In any game whether you get high or low score, you are s jre to get thirsty. So when you meet thirst, enjoy the pause that refreshes with icecold Coca-Cola . the best friend thirst ever had. :OCA-COLA BOTTLING 601 N. GRAPE STREET PERSONAL Falw Alarm The fire department's chemical crew waa called last even ing to Locust and Western avenues. but when the firemen arrived they fjund only a bonfire that was being tended properly. A neighbor, fire men explained today, saw the flare from the monflre and thought It was a fire that needed the department's attention. Campbell Hume Lewis Campbell son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Camp bell of Perrydsle, returned yesterday from Eugene where he had visited for several days. Lewis and Bob Hayes, sons of Dr. and Mrs. James C. Hayes, plan to leave here Friday for the University of Washington In Pullman, to enroll for the fall term. . Fines Levied Charged by state police with driving automobiles with no operator licenses. Charles D. Gere. 29, and Madison L. Stockton, 34. both of Medford, were fined $3 and $4.50 costs In Justice of the peace court this morning. Cited to ap pear on September 16, charged with operating a truck with a 2810-pound overload on one axle, was John B. Carter, 40. of Los Angeles. John D. Hamilton. 31. of Seattle was charged with operating a truck with a total overload of 933 pounds and cited to appear on September 18. Plane Passengers Miss Julie Car penter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. V. Carpenter of the Old Stage road, and her house guest of the past few days. Miss Shirley Uranby. left by United Malnllner this fore noon for San Francisco. The girls were returning to school. Leaving by United Malnllner this morning were A. Kamlnskl, to Portland, and O. Wilson, to Spokane, Wash., via Portland. Paul Morris, regional en gineer of the civil aeronautics author ity, arrived by Malnllner last mid night from Portland. Seely V. Hall, western division operations superin tendent of United Air Lines, arrived last evening from Portland and H. Westbrook left on the same plane for San Francisco. Mr. Hall and Mr. Morris left this morning for Klamath Falls, presumably to confer with city officials regarding airport facilities for the proposed United shuttle line between Medford and Klamath Falls. Mrs. George Hamilton of Grants Pass returned by Malnllner from Los An geles yesterday afternoon and Lowell E. Kern and Vlr Vettel. United radio maintenance man. departed on the same plane for Portland. On Roxy Bill Robert Preston una Mary Carlisle have leading roles with J. Carrol Nalsh In hl newest menace picture, "Illegal Traffic." which playa today only at the Roxy theater. From Afthland Lewis P. Morris and D. D. Marsh of Ashland were business callers here this morning. On Business 5. Welmer of Chicago. J. D. Leigh of Spokane. Wash., E. S. Farrell of Eugene and A. E. Holcomb of Spokane arrived in Medford this morning by train to transact busi ness. They registered at the Hotel Medford. Enlistment Record Enlistments In the U. 6. army In the 8th corps area for August totalled 1435, a new monthly record. It waa stated In a presw release received today from the Prestdlo, San Francisco. The previous record was 1291. established In July The 9th corps area includes Oregon Grange to Meet Central Point Orange will convene Friday evening at 8:30. Mrs. L. H. Smith will tell of her BChool-glrl days and C. R. Bowman, county school superintend ent, will give a talk on "Newer Trends In Education." The public 1 invited to attend, especially par ents. ' Purchase Home It was announced today that Mr. and Mrs. Moore Ham ilton have purchased the former home of Frank P. Farrell at 53 Rose avenue. The Hamiltons had resided at 1402 Crown avenue for some time, the property of Edward C. Kelly, prior to moving Into their new home this week. Chosen for Nary Emmlt W. Dage of Myrtle Creek and George W. Cooper of Canyonvllle have been selected tentatively to rill the additional quota of U. S. navy enllstmenta al lotted the Medford district for Sep tember, it was announced today by George E. Patterson, recruiter In charge of the sub-station In the federal building here. The two youths will leave here tomorrow night by train for Portland where they will j i be given their final physical exam H : i nations. If they pass the final .A i examination, they will be enlisted vv i immediately end taken1 to San Diego, W Cal., for three months of prellmin- ary training before being assigned to 2 . actual duty. The original September 5J ; quota of four enlistments for this Xl ; area was filled last week. mini! nrmimr rrr rnlUAY UlAULINl run Bi th Tinnn nimvrrn Tivro, miKU UUAKItKIAALd Friday. September 16, is final day for payment of third quarter taxes, and the tax collection department of the sheriff's office reports brisk pay ments both by mail and In person. Many of the taxpayers either paid In full or on the half-year basis. The final quarter payments are due December 15. Use Mall Tribune want ads. CO. OF MEDFORD PHONE Drama Of Prison Life Coming Janiea Cagney and George Rsft. the two champion tough guys of the screen, are co-stsrred In "Each Dawn I Die," the stark, grim and tremendously exciting picture of life behind prison bars, coming to the Crater! ui theater tomorrow for a three-day showing. Cagney, as a muck-raking reporter, ets hot on the trail of political racketeering In his town. To get him out of the way, he is framed and sentenced on a manslaughter charge. Tropical Islanders W2, The Tropical Islanders, featuring Danny Ku with his slnptng guitar ;ind Joe Kelll. Hawallnn vocalist, now appearing at Hurgoyne'i on the south Paclfln highway. AL BRADSHAW IS Al Bradshaw of Medford, a passen ger In the car driven by his wife, suffered a cut on the head and a neck injury shortly before 11 a. m. today when the automobile struck a bad chuck hole on the Butte Falls highway about seven miles from the Crater Lake highway, crashed through a picket fence on the Merle Haynes place and overturned. Mrs. Bradshaw was uninjured. Mr. and Mrs. Slim Palmer of Butte Falls, passing motorists, took Mr. Bradshaw to a Medford physician to have his injuries treated. The Brad shaw machine, according to Mrs. Haynes. who witnessed the accident, was traveling toward Butte Falls. 4 Born today. Sept. 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon N. Reh of Jacksonville at Sacred Heart hospital a baby boy weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces. The child has been named Gerald Ed ward. Born at Sacred Heart hospital on Sept. 10 to Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Peyton of 5 Berrydale avenue a baby boy weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. The child has been named Frederick Wil liam. 4 Use Mall Tribune want ads. J) In the "pen" he becomes hard and reckless, and la thrown In with an underworld big shot Raft serving a life term. Cagney helps him to "break" anrt In return, Raft prom ises to track down those who had framed Jimmy. But Cagney's news paper spills the story. Raft thinks he has been the recipient of the double-cross and gives himself up Just to get even with Cagney. What happens then forms the basis of some of the moat wildly exciting prison scenes ever filmed. At Burgoyne's 3 PLEAS OF MY A number of defendants held In the county Jail on bad check and other charges have signified Intention of appearing before Circuit Judge H D. Norton at an early date, and enter ing pleas of guilty, Deputy District Attorney George W. Nellson reports. Judge Norton is expected to com plete court business In Josephine county Thursday. The circuit court calendar for the term starting In October has not been made up. A new petit Jury and a new grand Jury will be drawn for the term. T NEW YORK (UP) Imagery mental re-performance of an activity is Impossible when the body la in a state of perfect muscular relaxation, according to William A. Shaw, psy chology Instructor at Columbia uni versity . Shaw, who conducted a six-months series of testa with three students, said the subjects were unable, aft"r llftlng a weight, to Image lifting the same weight when remaining perfect ly relaxed. Results of the tests, Shaw said, substantiated earlier Investiga tions Into Imagery. LAST TIMES TOMTEI vM j- t in. w- - m, ear i tin t i w m w w - S uTaZ y -in WK5T 11 Hi Mats - 1:43 Adults . 2S Lours . 30 8aga of (he speedway . . . the thrill ftnd excitement or the fastest sport In Amerlral Ann Pat John ?r jfv SHERIDAN O'BRIEN - PAYNE JW. Starts To morrow for 3 Days in,,. Speedway Ace Pat O'Brien heads an all-star cast in the roaring drama of "Indian apolis Speedway," thrill-packed film of that title coming to the New Rtaltv theater for a three-day run starting tomorrow. Ann Sheridan and John Wayne have starring rolea with O'Brien and the supporting cast is headed by Gale Page and Frank MeHugh. "Konga. Wild Stallion," the new- tst wild horse story to come to the screen, will play as the added fea ture with "Indianapolis Speedway. Rochelle Hudson and Fred Stone play in support of Konga. SUPER CAMERA IS AID 10 INDUSTRY CLEVELAND. O. (UP) An "elec tron camera" super microscope tor analyzing atomic structures to !een wear, corrosion, friction and other destructive forces In Industry h been built at the Case School of Applied Science. The camera was designed by Dr, Robert s. Shnnklln of the depart, men of physics. "It doesn't look mueh like a cam era." Dr. Bhanklln said, resting hta hnnd on what appeared to be collection of pipes and valvea, "but In operation It U very similar to the conventional camera. Instead of light rays, however, our device uses streams of electrons. The device operates by shooting a stream of electrons which are tiny, invisible electrical particles against the material to be studied. . COLUMBIA, Mo. (UP) Although Missouri Is regarded as one of the most prosperous agricultural states, almost 40 per cent of Its farms are operated by tenant farmers. John F. Tlmmons, assistant U. 8. agricultural economist, report. Tlmmons said that farm tenancy In the state had increased from 3341 per cent to 8S.8 per cent during the past 60 years. Even In northwest Missouri, where the land la said to be "more fertile than the valley of the Nile" and where crop failure Is almost unheard of, there ore more tenant than, owner farmers. GREATERlTSPECI SEEN FOR POLICE EVANSTON, 111. (UP) Police Lieut. F. M. Kreml, traffic authority, be lieves he has found the explanation for the constantly Improving attitude of the American publle toward the police profession. It's the Influx of smarter, better i Adults . 35c Lorci . . 40c Kiddle, . I'M TWO OREAT HITS! rTOalaWPsJSWiaMiL .' A .Tl And thfi added story of horse as wild as the WEST! noriiEu.E Ht:noN and fiikd rtonf educa.te4 and better looking young officers. Krerol. dlnMtsr of the Northwestern University Traffic Institute, said the average young policeman Is 81 yesrs old. 6 feet 11 Inches tall, weigh 173 pounds and Is In nearly perfect physi cal condition. He likes his work. It eager to equip himself with special ized training and already haa ob tained a better-than-averxge school ing. The faeta were compiled from a surrey of applicants for police fellom ahlpa which the traffic Institute awards annually. Too Late to Classify THREE MILK COWS. 1 hetfer. James rvcim. nan mne west grey Packing House. Phoenix. FOR SALE Italian primes. Phone Id-IT '4. TOMATO PTCKERSR. 8. Owens, 8 mnfs norm oi central Point on highway. FOR SALE New 4-room house, close to scnoois. Small down payment, rest like rent. Phone 1311. NICELY FURNISHED home, close In on paved street; a bedrooms, sleep. ing porch. Price reduced to 16S0 for quick sale. C. 8. Butterfield, Room 409, Mrford Bldg. BUCKSHOT SCORES ANOTHER HIT This time with John Cupp. 1017 Reddy. W. H. Jarmln. 814 Sherman St. has Just completed 600 cubic foot driveway and basement wall of Buckshot soil for Mr. Cupp. FOR RENT 4-room cottage newly aecoratea; garage. 320 K Jackson FOR SALE 10-inch used American circulating oil heater. Call even ings, 703 Sherman St. FOR SALE Bulk comb honey, 13'c 15c pound. Stewart Apiaries, 330 pium st. FOR SALE 7B Hartman wardrobe trunk, like new, $26. One-year-old nana-maae oaoy oiotnes; large doll hand-dressed; also rag doll, hand drewed. 336 E. Jackson. FOR SALE Good fresh cow. Troxell, South Peach. Wayne FURNISHED apartment, close In: heat, hot water. Frigldaire, $37.60, 81 N. Oakdale. FOR SALE Small grocery business with living quarters in connection; low rent. Must eacrmce immedi ately. Box 938, Tribune. PEACHES FOR SALE Crawford cling, fine flavored canning peach 90S Vancouver. Phone 1018-L. SALE OR TRADE Old, gentle horse, for anything I can use. Tel. 403-J-1. FOR SALE 30 Leghorn hens, eheap. Jessen'a Service Station, Crater Lake Hwy. Phone 1891-Y. RUMMAGE SALE Sept. 33 and 33. 317 West Main, sponsored by Mer rltt Circle of Presbyterian church. FOR SALE By owner, 1039 Chevrolet Master B5. 618 00. Riverside. 100 KBW HAMPSHIRE Red pulleta. Jsmea Keith, half mile west grey Packing Hourn, Phoenix. SERVICE STATION for rent, 1831 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Cllrl'a bloycle In good condition. Inquire 812 w. 4tn. FOR SALE HO-acre ranch. 70 ecres cultivated. 30 acres under free water; Little Applegate; good house and other buildings. Oay Dutton. Little Applegate. starting CAGNEY Meets Zach Thrill Is Greater Each Moment Pieroer Each Wallop Harder WIIBri ENDS TONITf.l WT" 'Goodbye Mr. Chips' 0hon t l:4JI-6:48-9:M FOR SALE 1930 O. E. 8 -tube radio, floor model, with push buttons for stations. Original price 49 6ft: selling price e35. Coll Mrs. A B. Cunningham. 303. COMPLETE BED for late, 1013 W, 9th St. PERMANENT WAVES, SI 96 up. Mar cella Bowman Beauty Shop. Open evenings by appointment. 304 King. 3 blocks south Courthouse. Phone 1311. MANY YEARS Experience gives us the know how to reflnlsh your car right. 608 South Riverside. Auto Beauty Shop. SLEEPING ROOM With kitchen prt vllenee. 411 So. Oakdale. Tel. 320-R, FOR RENT Room, 2.50. Gentlemen preferred. 413 So. Grape. ST. MARK'S ALTAR OUILD WILL HOLD THEIR BIG ANNUAL RUM MAGE SALE. SEPTEMBER 16TH AND 16TH. IN THE BUILDING AT CORENR MAIN AND CENTRAL. 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