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t MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1939 PAGE NINE LOCAL and PERSONAL "Konga" In Rialto's Nev Show Ginger Rogers In Sunday Picture , On Business Leslie O. Cur or Gold , Bill transacted, business In this city yesterday morning. Prom Ashland Peter J. Mums of Ashland, called here on business Wed nesday. Medford Caller C. R. Skelllnger of Sams Valley was a Medford business oaller yesterday. WlnMTs Here Harry L. Winters of Rogue River transacted business In Medford yesterday. Another Rogue River caller here was O. A. Msgele. To Wenatchee Arnold Bolter left last evening for Wenatchee. Wash., to work In the fruit. He had resided here for the part two months. New Manager Ralph O. Stephen ' son. former owner of the Economy Lumber company, accepted this week the position of manager of the Cope land lumber yards. Confined Arnel P. Butler, secre tary of the Jackson County Federal Saving and Loan association, 1 con fined to hie home, 28 HUlcrest road, with a severe cold. Continues Flight Aubrey Wertlng houae left Medford municipal air port this morning for Oakland, Cal.. In his Curtlsa Robin plane. He ar rived late yesterday from Portland. White to Preach The Rev. H. R. ' White, retired Episcopal minister of Eugene, will preach at St. Mark's Episcopal church services Sunday. It was announced today by church of ficials. Building Permit Jerry Young of 334 East Ninth street applied at the city building Inspectors office yes terday for a permit to construct a mall office building at a stated cost , of 400. ' Back from North Thomas A. Cul bertson, Jr., superintendent of Med ford municipal airport, returned from Portland this morning In a Waco plane that had been flown to Port land for re-llsenslng. ... Chimney Fire The fire depart ment' chemical crew put out chimney fir at the home of Mrs. Evelyn N. Stagg, 1034 North Central avenue. No damage was none. ... Fogged Out For the first time this season a United Air Lines plane was togged out of Medford municipal air port today. It was the early morn ing northbound plane due here at 4:35. It flew over Medford and con tinued to Portland. ... Drunks "Floated" James M. Kane. S3, and Edwin Morris, 33, both charged with drunkenness, were or dered by City Judge Allen D. Curry this morning to leave town or go to Jail for 10 days. They both said they would leave. k Driver Tests Examinations will be held here as usual on Saturday for persons seeking licenses or permits to drive cars. Applicant are asked to report In council chambers on the top floor of city hall between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. ... Honor Court Boy Scout troop S will hold It first court of honor of the- fall season In the Roosevelt school at 8 o'clock tonight. The public- Is Invited to attend and ail troop member were urged to bring their parents and prospective mem bers. . . Cabin Entered L. A. Mentier of 708 West Second street reported to tate police today that his cabin at Shady Cove had been entered some time In the last 30 days, but that apparently nothing was stolen. He told police he hadn't been In the cabin for a month. Spati Better Maurice Spate was released yesterday from Sacred Heart hospital wher he wa confined for a week with complications arising from an attack of Influenza. He Is at bis home, 1408 West Main street, and expect to be completely recovered In a few day. Board to Meet Board of directors of the Frultgrot.tfrs league will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. ... Eagles to Dance Members of the Crater Lake aerie and auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a dance and social evening after their regular meetlnga In the 4odge hall at 43 North Front street at 8 tonight. , ... Oet-Tocelher Almost a 100 per cent attendance Is expected at the get-together dinner to be held by the directors of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and the Jose phine County and Grants Pass Cham ber of Commerce In Chalker' motel at 7 o'cloek tonight The motel Is situated on the Pacific highway near Foots creek not far south of Grants Pass. ... To Hospital Court Hall of 316 South Central avenue, prominent Medford orchardtst, left by train last night for Portland where he was to enter St. Vincent's hospital for diag nosis and treatment. He was accom panied by his son, Seely V. Hsll of Oakland, Cal. The elder Mr. Hall was confined for several months to a hospital In San Francisco last win ter and recently suffered a recurrence of the ailment. It was expected that Seely Hall would continue from Port land to Boise, Idaho. He Is super intendent of operations of the west ern division of United Air Lines. ... Fines Levied Erwln W. Morris. 38, of 303 South Elm street was fined 10 and cost In Gold Hill justice of the peace court yesterday on a state police complaint charging that he operated a truck without a P.U.C. permit. David H. Thompson, 47, of Avrln. Cal., was fined 82.50 and cost In Gold Hill Justice court on a charge of driving a behicle without an op erator's permit. Cited to appear In Medford Justice court on September 31, all charged with driving vehicles without operators' permits, were Wil liam E. Jones. 49. of Jacksonville: Floyd M. Dowd. 38. of 304 Bliss street and Heinz W. Luthke, 33, of Afhland. ... Bourbons Meet Jackson County Young Democratic club convened last evening In the Hotel Medfjrd to formulate plans for winter meetings. An Informal discussion was held re garding functions which the organiz ation can perform successfully in Jackson county. A study program will be carried out In future sessions and from time to time speakers representing various government agencies will be presented so that members may become more familiar with the different phases of govern ment and understand more clearly the workings of the administration. It was pointed out that by young Democrats knowing the present pro gram of government they would be come better citizens and able to take a part In national affairs... A guest a the session last evening was W. H. Hamann of Evans Creek, who told the group his Idea for a definite pro gram of current events. s Prune Pickers Needed PORTLAND, Sept. 14 (AP) Prune growers of Eugene, Salem, Independ ence, McMlnnvllle. Dallas and Port land appealed, through the state employment service yesterday for more than 1000 prune pickers to narvest a near-record crop. Five hundred hop pickers were also needed In the Willamette valley. Cheese For Bvrd TILLAMOOK, Sept. 14 (ff) A con signment of Tillamook cheese will h. plsced aboard Admiral Richard E. oyra a tnird antarctic expedition ship North Star Saturday at Seattle. 4- TSSvfV 4-t I V I few fsa US' Thundering across the screen with the speed and power of a stampede of mustangs comes Hollywood' new est wild horse picture, "Konga. the Wild Stallion." which opena a three day run today at the New Rlalto theater as the added action feature with "Indianapolis Speedway," which stars Pat O'Brleu, Ann Sheridan. ! . i ii in i i iirTiYiit-i ,- "-,Tr, 35 00 TAILORED to measure Suits until Saturday night, only 2445. Klein the Tailor. Upstairs. FOR SALE Household furniture; winter coat, size 10. Phone 4-F-4. NEW FUEL OIL 7 0 gallon for Fur. nace on and suo per gallon for gtove on, delivered to you In 40 gallon lot or more. DRY FIR WOOD, 83 per tier, In 3 tier loads. ROYAL UTAH COAL 15 per ton COAL BRIQUETS SI per ton Phone 833. Samson Fuel Service. John Wayne, Gale Page and Frank McHugh. Konga, seen above In on of hi tamer moods, head the cut of the new western nd Rochell Hudson, Fred Stone and Richard Flsks ply as the featured human member of the cast. Over 5000 stampeding wild horsea will be seen In "Konga, the Wild Stallion." Roxy Headliner :' w '- - ' - : Of Olivia de Haviland, fast becoming the screen's number one come dienne, has the role opposite Dick Powell In "Hard to Get," today and tomorrow only at the Roxy theater. Charles Wlnninger heads the sup porting cast. 243 Elk K.I'M PORTLAND, Sept. 14. (AP) C. Lock wood of the itata game depart ment reported last night that 348 bull elk were killed by 1600 hunters during the recent elk season In Clat sop county. Last year's kill was 394. 4 Wounded Fish Puzzle PORTLAND. Sept. 14. (AP) State fisheries experts puzzled over several critically Injured trout taken from the Deschutes river In the Crane Prairie district yesterday. The fish had ragged abdominal wounds. Ginger Rogers found It on a doorstep, and because David Nlven, none of whose business It was any how, Insisted that It must be hers, aha brought the babe to hts house to deny any claim on It. Here's the butler, B. E. Cllve. assuming that he has an Intimate social problem of the "young marster's" to deal with, trtea to shoo Ginger away. It's but one of the many hilarious bits in the highly laughable comedy-romance, "Bachelor Mother," which comes Sunday to the Craterlan the ater for a three-day run. A wee bit on the spicy side. "Bachelor Mother" has Charles Co burn as Niven's crusty, outspoken father and Prank Albertson head ; lng the supporting cast. 1 ACRE AMONG THE LAURELS Near Phoenix Exchange for Medford. New type modern S-room bungalow, floored attic, fireplace, garage, bam. This la a real nice suburban home and owner wishes to exchange for good Medford home. Also $2000 Too Late to Classify FINE RIFLE, practically new, 10.7S. 54 Summit. ATTRACTIVE 3-bedroom house, close In. Price S2800; MOO will handle, balance on long term contract. Phone 1227-W for appointment. FOR SALE 32-acre ranch; good Im provements, pressure water system, 15 acres cultivated: 4 miles out. See or write H. O. Moen. Rt. 3, Box 310. Medford, cor. Lozler Lane and Stewart Ave. Plane Passennera G. A. Smith ar rived by United Malnllner this fore noon from Portland and leaving on the same plane for San Francisco were Zoe Dell Lantls. Mrs. O. A. Ln tls nd J. Verdi. Arrival from the north on the midnight Malnllner were A. O. Charter and C. O. Martin. O. H. Jones and J. Westbrook ar rived from the south last night and Paul Morris, regional engineer for the civil aeronautics authority, departed ' on the same plane for Portland. O. A. Welch and J. Verdi arrived from the north on last evening' flgstop Malnllner and Tom Nolan left on the same ship for San Francisco. Arrlvsls yesterday afternoon were Mr. Seely V. Hall, from Oakland, Cal., nd J. B. Brady, from San Francisco. R. K Tetherow departed on the same plane for Portland. Mrs. Hall came for a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs Court Hall of 315 South Central ave inue. her husband' parent. Seely flall arrived here a couple of days ago. and left last night by train for Portland. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys f)rmbl, don't just compUHi od do ootbini ftbout them. Nsturt may m warmos you tin rour kidneyi nM attccmoD. , , t! The kidnf jti ir NturV ebief wty of Ulnaf ncM tcida tnd poiionoua "MW oat of Iht blood. Thy help DMt people pe bout 3 pinU If'thi 15 milee of kidney tubee sad filten jon't work well, poisonoui wwie mttter tyi iB the blood. TtaM powona miy aurt Difgini be,rkftctaee. rheumatic puns, Uf puna, Iom w pep and tnerty, getting up nigbta, awelucf pufuDMi andrr the , badie cd dittv Sean. Frequent or acasty paaaagea with Moan ing and burning iomumn ihowa there La aome Ifcing wrong with your kirfne-a or bladder. Doo'l ait' AtV your druigial for Dn' PilU, uawi nfrw'iful'v by miluona for oer 4 ver. ThY give hippy reif id will hfip v. - IS rrtl ft kid nev tyba fi-i! oat poiaoao ?mi Uom lie biood. Crtt Dcn POk. TODAY and FRIDAY! For Swell Entertainment It's Your Best Bet ... . ! tr7jaaaaajjB -mrr'jgmmwam 1 STARTS SATURDAY A Thrilling New Serial "FLYING G-MEN" with 10 Action Stars 4 BEDROOMS 7-room plastered horn, near grade and high schools; laundry trays, garage, large lot: street paved and paid. Priced 2000, only 9300 down, balance 920 per month Including Interest 6. Alao $2600 NEAR WASHINGTON SCHOOL Pink of Condition. B-room modern home; hardwood floors, 2 spacious bedrooms, floored attic, laundry trays, fruit room, 3 large lots; priced only 9260O on terms you can handle. MARK A. GOLDY Phone 738. 109 E. Main, HAVE good winter pasture for 400 head or cattle, 93.au per neaa ior the season. Geo. C. Martin, Cotton wood, Cal. FOR RENT Modern adjustable wheel chair. Phone oiy-J-'i. PRUNES PETITE lc lb., you pick, mo picked. ITALIAN slightly high- or. FORD GARDENS, 3 miles west on Jacksonville Hwy. Tel. 731-R-l, DEER RIFLE for sale, Cheap; .38-40, a)15. 313 East Main. WANTED Invalids and convalescents to care for In my home. Doctor references. Phone 883-W. SMALL furnished house. 134 S. Ivy. WANTED Experienced Hotel Jackson. FOR RENT Furnished house. 930. water paid. Key at 1024 West 0th, 1935 BUICK 8-cyl. 4-dr. sedan: trunk, radio, heater, Goodyear blowout- proof tubes. Must sell by Sunday, Bargain. 8ome terms. See at Gen eral Service Station across from Hotel Medford. WE SELL high-grade reblocked men's hat for 91 .00 and 91 50. Star Cleaners. A So. Front. GET that Sewing Machine now. used or new. All guaranteed and good condition. Singer Shop, 33 6. Grape. CANNINO PEACHES Carpenter's, H mue west 01 Moougas station in Phoenix. WANTED toweling. Clean cotton rags and Lewis Super Service. WANTED TO LEASE Small going business, wu option to buy. oive full particulars) in first letter. Box 776, Tribune. FOR RENT Modem 7-room home, completely furnished, oil furnnce, 935 a month. Phone Jacksonville 173 or 63. FOR RENT Unfurnished 4 -room house, 933.50. 1013 No. Central. Inquire Mac's Midway Market, No. Paclfto Hwy. 8 -ROOM furnished apartment; gas regrlgerator, gas range, private bath, Gloria Pan Apts., 375 South Central, WANTED Clean, soft cotton rags at Mall Tribune. YOUNO colored fryers, fat hens; al started chicks. DreuierX HOT B. Main. CUT FLOWERS and CUCUMBERS Dressler's, 1107 East Main. Phoa 1303-H. EXPERIENCED stenographer desires) permanent office position. Ceil 1067-L. FOR SALE Sacrifice. 5 acres, 4-room house; bath, gamge, barn, chicken house. F. C. Skedd, 1 mile west Phoenix, Ft. Baker road. LOVELY East Side modern home; I . bedrooms, double sleeping porch, T rooms, basement, hot water heat, sawdust burner, hardwood floors, fireplace; newly decorated; large lot, plenty shade, east frontage. Sacrifice. Pay 91.000 down and mow In; balance 928 month, H.O. LC. loan. If you are looking for ft city or suburban home, stock of dnlrv ranch, call "DAD" ROBERTS, 720 West 2nd. YOUR BEST BUY B-room modern home; cement basement, fireplace. Karaite, woodshed. 3 lots, pavement, eltv wa'er. outside, low taxes, worth 94000, now 92500; easy terms. Sheley Agency, North City Limits, Hwy. 09. BLOX Big rough, part dry, per load 93.35. Medford Fuel co. tsi. oa. MANY YEARS Experience gives 9 the know how to reflnlsh your ei right. 608 South Riverside. Auto Beauty Shop. ST. MARK'S ALTAR GUILD WILL HOLD THEIR BIG ANNUAL RUM MAGE SALE, SEPTEMBER 1STH AND 16TH. IN THE BUILDING AT CORENR MAIN AND CENTRAL. ACE REPORTERS FIND HOW 1,156 MEN DISCOVER REAL WHISKEY QUALITY! 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