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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1940. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Sleeting It was sleeting at Oregon Caves national monu ment this morning, Crater Lake national park haadquarters here were informed by radio. Back From Coast Mr. and Mrs. Emil R. Pech of 60 North Quince street returned Satur day from Newport where they spent a month vacationing. . . . Goes East Mrs. Alexander Mete of 300 Elm street left Sun day night by train for Provi dence Island, N. Y., where she will spend two months with her mother. At Matches Among Ashland residents attending the wrest ling matches in the Medford armory last night were P. D. McDougall, Allen Autry and Harry Chipman. . Snow Falls Half an inch of snow fell in the Union Creek area last night, raising the ground cover to an inch, Crater Lake national park headquar ters here announced. It was not snowing this morning, however. Weather was cloudy. - Melchior Here M. J, Melch ior, field inspector of the World war veterans state aid commis sion, is transacting official busi ness here and will remain until Thursday. He makes his head quarters here at the office of Carl Y. Tengwald, the commis sion's county representative, 125 West Main street. ... Skiing Poor A new fall of snow made skiing in Crater Lake national park today poor, rangers reported by radio. Six inches of snow fell during the night and at the time of the broadcast, 8 a.m., it was still snowing hard. Depth of the snow on the ground at head quarters building was increased to 54 inches this morning, deep est this season. It was described as a "medium wet" snow. Park roads were covered with the new snow and tire chains were necessary for safe travel, the rangers stated. 1937 DeSoto DELUXE SEDAN Overdrive, heater, radio, excel lent tires, exceptionally . low mileage. The car you've dream ed about. $645 DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Humphrey Motors 33 S. Riverside. Phone 454 h II I take a yard of I J walk six I spend two PERSONAL Cubs To Meet Cub pack 8 will hold an achievement coun cil at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Washington school. All parents and friends of the cubs are in vited. Court Citation Kirby San ders, 20, of Phoenix was cited by state police yesterday to ap pear in justice of the peace court this afternoon charged with driving an automobile without an operator's license. To Repair L. J. Livesay ap plied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a permit to repair the front and the roof of a building at 23 South Riverside avenue at a stated cost of $1,600. . Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Currans and child ren, Miriam May and Tommy, of 735 Palm street returned home yesterday from a holiday trip to midwest states. They visited relatives in Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska. Job Quis U. S. civil service commission today announced open competitive examinations for the positions of assistant communications operator and under communications operator, civil aeronautics authority. The examinations are intended to fill existing and future vacan cies in region 7, comprising Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, with headquarters at Seattle. Complete information may be obtained at Medford postoffice. Minor Accidents Walter L. Wilson of Star route and Mrs Myrtle Merrifield of 228 North Central avenue drove cars in volved in a slight mishap at Main street and Riverside ave nue Monday afternoon, accord ing to a report on file today G. Myers of Klamath Falls and F. J. Knaak of Medford were operators of vehicles involved in a minor accident two miles north of Central Point on the Pacific highway Monday after noon, a report on file said to day. ' Plane Passengers J. V. Schwind and Vic Vettle, United Air Lines radio technician, ar rived from the north on this forenoon's United Mainliner. A. A. Young and Joseph Dysart left on the same plane for San Francisco. Mr. Dysart arrived from Seattle by Mainliner last night. Today's early morning plane and last midnight's plane passed over Medford because ot unfavorable weather for landing. Do you like this? round-trip trolley ride downtown to buy " ribbon for 10c less than next door? blocks to buy cigarettes tor 2c less? ours bargain - drive 12 miles to buy eggs for a few cents less? 'Fess up! We all do. Thereby exhibiting one of the finest possible examples of false economy. In most cases we spend twice as much in actual cash, time and shoe-leather as the few pennies we supposedly "save." If you want to hunt values, the place to do it is in the columns of tlus newspaper. Follow the advertise ments every day. Then when you go to buy, you'll make really worth-while savings. . . . And the chances are, you'll find some of the best "buys" at the stores right around the corner from home! Meeting Homonow Eagles drill team and committee will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the lodge hall at 42 North Front street. ' ' Returns Home Stephen A. Nye of Route 1 .returned to his home this morning from Salem where he transacted business yesterday. Board To Meet Board of di rectors of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce will meet for luncheon and a busi ness session in the Hotel Med ford at noon Friday. Fined $10 Delmar Marshall of 1009 West Main street, taxi cab driver, was fined $10 in city court this morning on a charge of violation of the basic traf fic rule. Drills Tonight Company A and headquarters company, 3rd battalion, 188th infantry of the Oregon national guard will hold regular semi-weekly drills in the Medford armory at 8 to night and Thursday night. The new regulation slacks will be issued tonight to men of head quarters company. The mem bers of Company A received their slacks last Thursday night. ... Promoted Clarence A. Ting leaf, son of Mrs. Millie Tingieaf of Eagle Point, was recently promoted to the grade of cor poral in the U. S. army, it was stated in a press release re ceived today from Portland re cruiting headquarters. Tingieaf, who enlisted through the Med ford recruiting office in city hall and is serving his second enlistment, is with the 2th en gineers, topographic unit sta tioned in Portland. Prowler Reported Mrs. Merle W. Jarmin of 823 Sher man street reported to city po lice last night that a prowler was in the neighborhood of the Jarmin residence. Investigation by police disclosed that a table had been placed under a win dow of the Jarmin home and a box had been put on top of the table to enable the prowler to look into the house. Police warned that prowlers and "win-dow-peekers" would be severely dealt with by the law. Ye Poets Corner Golden Age of Man Despotic plots of despots Are shocking the world today! Small nations fear to voice their rights And tremble lest they die. ft matters not to the maniacs (who rule in fiendish fury) How many lives are slain in war So long as might survives! ever do things hunting to save 25c? "Destry Rides if I "" M : w - at mmmw asrt:-tn I mm m Like characters of an old tin-, type are the players who take the top roles of "Destry Rides Again," coming to the Crater ian ....aler tomorrow. With Marlene Dietrich as Frenchy, bar-room entertainer extraordinary, fans wilt get the biggest screen sur prise in years as she turns a right-about-face from her former roles. James Stewart is the young deputy who sets out lo clean up the town, and inci- No mother brings forth her son trj hate And kill in needless strife; And it breaks her heart to have him slain To satisfy brutal desires! The men who are forced to fight (or be shot) Want peace of mind and work; And perhaps a wife and chil dren to cherish! But war destroys alt of these! Rapacious conquest and ravage will stop When man made pacts of peace Are conceived and based on the peace of God And a reign of His golden rule! May God speed the day when peace prevails In the hearts and minds of men And nations possess the bless ings that come To those who abide in His love! Harry Dwyer Wheaton. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads la 1:30 p. m. Use Mall Tribune want aa. II! Again" Coming t f'rt I. i - . i mm dentally, clean up Brian Don- levy, notorious gnmV'.r. at the same time. Charles Winninger has a Juicy role as the town drunk who, when appointed sheriff, sobers up and tends to his knitting. Mischa Auer is Boris, the solemn Russian who loses not only his moiwy in a card game, but his fancy pants as well. Others in the cast in clude Una Merkel, Irene Hervey, Allen Jenkins, Warren Hymer and Billy Gilbert. Roxy Juvenile Little Virginia Weidler, who has one of the featured leads in "Fixer Dugan," plays a juvenile lion tamer in the film which slars Lee Tracy at the Hoxy the ater for today and tomorrow only. Peggy Shannon has the romantic lead opposite Tracy. URUGUAY TREATY EFFORT DROPPED Washington, Jan. 9. HP) Negotiations for a reciprocal trade treaty between the United States and Uruguay have broken ! down, on top of the collapse of I efforts to reach an agreement with Argentina. The Argentine negotiations were ended last week-end after j toms quotas on typical Argentine I nrnffiiMa enr-h oc Tfncnnrl rxrA canned Deer. ( "Because of the similarity tn ( important respects of the export trade of Uruguay and Argentina iwith the United States," the 1 state department said last night. . "it has been found necessary in I view of the recent termination j ! of negotiations with Argentina i to terminate also the negotia tions with Uruguay." Osa Mall Tribune, w&nt TODAY and WE0! An amnzfnK 8(017 of rfrcur Ult ..ot Ua-rrt-tMvUtrt wk man, m tfamorou ))on tatner nnrf a imfinr unlff LEE TRACY at fixer Duganf with VIRGINIA WEIDLER PEGGY SHANNON Dramatic Roles Pat O'Brien, one oi Holly wood's most popular stars. Joins Olympe Bvadna in her first big role as a Broadway star In "The Night of Nights," which heads the double bill coming to the New Riatto theater for to morro wand Thursday. O'Brien plays a Broadway producer who j falls from the top rank into the slums ana is orougin oacK again by the inspiration of Miss Bradna's love for him. Others in the cast include Roland Young, Reginald Gardner and George E. Stone. "Sabotage," featuring Arleen Wlielan, Charlie Grapewin and Gordon Oliver, will play as the second feature with the O'Brien Bradna comedy-drama. $1958 RECEIVED ON SEAL SMS; MORE TO GOME With numerous reports sUU !o be received, Miss Helen Bul Us, county chairman, informed the executive board of the Jack son Count;' Puouc Health as-51-cialion at its luncheon-meeting in the Colony club yesterday that $1958.82 bad been received to date from the annual sale of Christmas seals. Seal funds are used In combatting tuber culosis. Last year the total exceeded $2509 but reports for this year's sale are yet to be received from Phoenix, Jacksonville, Central Point, Eagle Point and sundry individual persons to whom seals were mailed, Miss Bullls said. January 15 has been des ignated as th? final day lor making returns and Mfes Bullls asked that all be prompt in filing reports so that the matter would not drag on endlessly. Butte Falls, Miss Bullis an nounced, exceeded all past, rec ords In this year's sale. The board adopted a resolu tion expressing appreciation ot the wori of Mrs. Emil Mohi who purchased and mailed this years Christmas gifts to Jack son county patients in the state tuberculosis hospital. Mrs. J. C, S. Weills, president of the association, conducted the meeting. Vm Mall Tribune want adt. Km --) iff : - JiiiirHiiniMUM'm 7l tTR HURRYl ENDS TONITEl Man ss-3--)b v .we D ' 1 aaW r ERS 10 HERE 1619 Closer Coordiaattoa Grades Between Oregon and Cal ifornia ts Ohjectve Closer coordination of butfer scores or grades between Ore gon and California will be ob jective of a conference to be held at Jledford Tuesday, Jan uary 16, announces A. W. Mctx ger, chief of the foods and dairies division of the Oregon state department of agriculture. The California del e g a t i o n ', planning to attend will be hearl ;ed by O. A. Ghiggoile, chief of the bureau of dairy service o me vsufornia state department of agriculture at Sacramento- me Joint group will conriucl a busier scoring at 3 o'clock that afternoon In the office f County Agent R. G. Fowler, with samnies of hnffpr frnm oovn stales u te useo. A night meeting will be held far a discussion of scoring and other matters of mutual interest to the two sinter All Hi,tt makers oi Jackson and Jose- pnme counties have been in vited to attend this session. The state department of ag riculture will be represented at the meeting and scoring by Di rector J. D. Mickte and Bryant Williams, field supervisor for ivvus una aaines, ooin or Salem, and O. G. Simpson, cream snri dairy representative of the Port land branch office. Dr. n. H. Wilotw w Bv;,. in the movement for quality improvement of butler, will rep resent Oregon State college at the session. TABI OP 7ANH With the deepest gratitude we extend this word, ot thanks, tot ttw viwny kino act dJ vympmVtty -prMd tjf titoughttui friends. These kindnesses have meant much, to ua. Mrs. Jtvmn MtN.Vl wan Son, Mrs. Georgia McNm, ntn. Henry Sahi, Mrs. fTarry Evanslzer Mrs. Geo B. KlmbaUj Ms. Jcfc MetWU Jt Mr, Too Late to Classify FOR 8A -acre farm, ff-room house, a acres grapes and. other fruit. Good well Same fcettat Home matultiga wwi veuttiw. rent, 3.&0 monlh. Call K0 N. Central alter ? p. m. ir.VIMT TOSiGHTt Wa, Powii -Mfrau Lr "ANOTHER THIN MAN' BUTTER TOR S-reera newly rem&S eied. tarnished bouse; oil circix Itttar, electric stave and refrtoer ator; $33 50, water paid. Acros from a. O. 8- Stewart A fcay WILL, PREPARE DINNERS, da iv&, nVWa tWVajwa, Pisa FOR REKT b-rvom urni&e6 apart trtpfit. Spark oli iieater. luquir Wf T. Btl&ta. FOR SALBReawxxt tank, elder preaa, harrow, bone grinder and other too:iu E clarkAcm, Q14. toad. FOR. RENT COTr.p'.Hy tMTOlltwl Main, inquire 2& Taylor vr 3nra FOR S.1LK- R. I. R nUtteS tutor ctilctK, alM B-lb. fryers. Box 64, Re. ?. Ashland, t mite north on VnKey View road. LOST Female wire-haired terrier Reward.. Ptiauft GU-.1-&, FUEU 8PECU.U-. Dry RousS. Blox Stabs 5s feAt-al-Ag Vcsftsl, llMHWil JMri Co. Tti. BS1. PHONE SBS-R Jco ptiMTto-r, I linisiiing ana mgiueing. Tbibauli WANTED TO FZWT or !" tram owner IS ta 30 acres with Irrt gatlon. Also living quarters. Can fumUU references. Write Box Ita Pnoeftl-t, Ore. FOR. ftM.F. 300 6e.t&g bolt JtAQ. stfle, nooo. ?Yw a.UL Bl bra Map. TDYt SALE Tram 1& Ji "?2 yfcsry Whttf Leghorn iiena, pe&igre&& from hens of 250 record and better, 7Sc. phone M-X-ff. Central Point, after 6:30 p. m, FOR RENT Furntsbett two rooms wUtv tward,. Ont. u..tcJali tot two RAW PWt& WAJiTK&J Saatera Caait Prtew pa'! A tor yoa tuns at tiocne. AUo palt and woof MHTDPORO BAEGA iff ROUSE ri N O race St. Medford. Ore. TOR SAIX Newtown, apples,, 25 .wi vp. Root Go. 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