MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUKE. TEDFORD. OKEGONT. TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1940.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Tuffl ie Mnet Rebekah lodge
degree team will convene Wed-
nessday evening at 7:30 in the
LO OT. hall.
Mti Away Frank Been,
private in the itate police de
partment, and Mrt. Been are
Jpending several weeks in Pert
land vacationing. The couple
left yesterday.
armlt Home Stuart Y. Armit
of Bll Whitman avenue return
ed to Medford this morning by
train from San Francisco where
n transacted business since
Saturday. ....
New Residence L. C. Dan
spoiled at the city building in
spector's office yesterday for a
permit to build a new residence
it 35 Chestnut street at a stated
cost of $1,000. I. A. Spencei of
110 North Bartlett street ap
plied for a permit to construct
a rear porch at a stated cost of
$45.
M.mbar Here Bernard F.
Mambey, assistant regional di
rector of the national park ser
nice, fourth region in San Fran
cisco, arrived in Medford by
train this morning from the
.north to make an inspection
trio to Crater Lake national
park- and the Lava Beds na
tinnal monument. He was ac-
nvnoanied to the park by E. P,
Leavitt. park superintendent.
Mr. Mambey will stop at Mt
Lassen national park en route
home.
Ai Airport M. Chumbly, an
associate of the Troy Flying
Service at Troy, Ohio, and a
demonstrator of Waco planes,
stopped at Medford municipal
airport this morning- to have
his Waco plane refueled. He
arrived from Klamath Falls and
left for Portland. A late ar
rival yesterday was Hcrschel
Laughlin, United Air Lines pilot
and a lieutenatit In the U. S.
army air corps reserve, who
stopped to have his North Amer
ican basic trainer serviced. He
was en route from Seattle,
Wash., to Sacramento, Cal.
In Jail Three men. all charg
ed with selling liquor to In
dians, were brought from Klam
ath Falls this morning and
lodged in the county jail here
by Paul Hanlin, U. S. deputy
marshal. The men were listed
as Charles DeRocher, 41. Paul
Larson, 55, and Reece A. Grif
fith. 41. all of Klamath Falls.
" They all (cce liquor-selling
charges for the first time and
so they will be taken directly
Into U. S. district court at Port
land on Informations, Mr. Han
lin said. The men had hearings
last night before U. S. Commis
sioner Bert C. Thomas in Klam
ath Falls and each was held in
$2500 bail.
Plana Passnnasrs W. B
Slack and W. L. Wood arrived
from San Francisco by United
Mainliner early this afternoon
and Gus Newbury left on the
same plane for Portland. K. E.
Conklin arrived from the north
this forenoon and Mr. and Mis.
George S. Hamilton of Grants
Pass departed on the same plane
for Los Angeles. H. Kaplan
and O. H. Welch arrived from
the north last midnight and D.
Feldstein left on the same plane
r Sacramento. Cal. M. D.
field arrived from the south
en the northbound flagstop
Mainliner last night. R. Far-
mae arrived from Portland on
the evening southbound Main
liner and Mrs. Nlon Tucker and
Pul R. Williams left on the
same plane for San Francisco.
Emery Brown arrived from the
south on the northbound after
noon Mainliner and leaving on
the same plane were Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Wolford and L. B
Coneway, for Seattle, Wash..
and Mrs. R. E. Russell and
, Mrs. W. L.. Robertson, for Port
land.
Higgins Family
Released Mrs. Haiel Gllmore
was recently released from
Sacred Heart hospital where
she received medical care for
two weeks, and is living at 11
South Orange street. Mrs. Gil
more is reported to be much
improved in health. '
Visit Ends Coleman Sprague
of Spencer City, Iowa, left yes
terday for Riverside. Cal , to
visit relatives after a brief visit
here at the home of his cousin,
Frank Howell. 320 North Ivy
street. Traveling by motorcar,
Mr. Sprague arrived from the
north Friday, having toured in
the northwest while en route to
Medford from Spencer City.
V
Crass Fire About two acres
of grass in a large vacant area
on Wellington Height burned
yesterday before the fire de
partment's chemical crew could
suppress the blaze. No property
was In danger and no damage
was done. Chief Roy Elliott re
ported. He said it was thought
children had set the grass on
fire and an investigation was
being made. Firemen answered
the alarm at 4:45 p. m.
Mm
"Lillian Russell" Opens Tomorrow
Minor Accident W. J. Rob
erts of 720 West Second street
reported to city police today
that a tire blew out on his
automobile on East Jackson
boulevard a block east of Cra
ter Lake avenue, Monday after
noon, causing the car to strike
two parked vehicles owned by
R. H. Stone of Sblcm and Wal
ter Bergman of Medford. Dam
age was minor and nobody was
injured, Roberts stated. Cars
operated by Ray Yost and Joe
E. Kingsley, both of Medford
were involved in a slight mis
hap on Ross Lane Monday after
noon, a report on file said to
day.
MUCH WAR BOOTY
TAKEN, IS CLAIM
(Contlnud from Page One.)
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Tne screen a favorite fun lov
ing, scatter-brained. ail-Ameri
can screen clan the Higgins
Family are at the New Rialto
theater for today and tomorrow
only in their newest laugh opus.
"Grandpa Goes to Town."
The fun starts with the Hlg-
ginses buying a run down hotel
in a Nevada "ghost town irom
a slicker real estate agent and
their trying to bring business in
under false colors by spreading
the rumor that gold has been
found, after grandpa witnesses
the rehearsal of a Hollywood
motion picture company on lo
cation and takes their picture
making for the real thing.
The townsfolk try to lynch
poppa Higgins, dux oranapa
comes to the rescue with the
most hilarious climax ever given
to a photoplay.
James, Lucile and Russell
Gleason are starred with Harry
Davenport as Grandpa. An ex
hibition prize fight is featured
in the film between Arturo Go-
doy and Maxie Rosenbloom.
"Murder in the Air," featur
ing Ronald Reagan, plays as the
companion feature.
' SfiMir8
Gun Law
Harry Carey Keeps Tim Holt
at the end of a gun in "The Law
West of Tombstone," which
comes to the Roxy Theater for
tomorrow and Thursday as the
companion feature with "You
Can't Get Away With Murder,
starring Humphrey Bogart.
The spectacular production of
"Lillian Russell," which comes
to the Craterian theater tomor
row for a four-day engagement,
features Alice Faye in the title
role, with Don Anieche. Henry
Fonda and many other favorites.
Shown with Miss Faye are (from
top right, reading clockwise):
Don Ameche, Edward Arnold (as
Diamond Jim Brady), Ernest
Truex, Lynn Bari, Joseph Caw-
thorn. Weber & Fields, Una
PRESBYTERIAN OFFERS
OF
ago "I feared It would be my hard lot
to announce the greatest military
disaster in our long hlatory."
Churchill warned Britain that "we
must expect another blow to be
struck almoet Immedlaely at ua or at
the French. and he declared vigor
ously: "Britain will carry this war to
victory If necessary foe years If nec
essary alone.
Some observers wondered If the
"alone" comment may have been
linked with a London report several
days efi-o that Hitler waa preparing
to offer separate peace to Britain and
Prance in an attempt to split the
allies. .
Both nations have vowed they
would not accept Individual peace.
The German high command also
claimed 400 allied planes ware de
stroyed In hangars and on the
ground In addition to TV snot down
yesterday.
"Nine of our own machines are
missing," the communique said.
Paris said 17 Oerman planea were
shot down In yesterday s aerial at
tack on the "Trench capital.
II Dare Barked
Mussolini's cabinet stamped the
eral of official approval on Italy a
still undisclosed war plans as France
signalled "no retaliation" on Oerman
civilian populations In the wake of
the mass air attack by sow naa war-
planea on Pans.
Authorised French circles aaio me
government would regerd the Bour-
lons raid, which took a tou oj -m
dead and 8SJ wounded, as aimed at
military objectives" not a raid on
an open city.
TTanca could -jueiuiabiy attaca
factories around Berlin. It was said,
but not clvUlans themselves.
Time bombs dropped by the high
flying Natla were still enplodlng In
Pans today.
Berlin was quiet overnight, al
though It hsd been evpected that
the allies might pay a -return call"
on the Oerman capital.
and Mrs. Hughes; H. R. Goold.
secretary-treasurer, and Mrs.
Goold; Bert Lowry, Jr., chair
man of educational committee,
and Mrs. Lowry.
Mr. and Mrs. Etha Wall, Mr
and Mrs. Jack Moran, Mr. and
Mrs. V. A. Turpln. Harold Ar
cher, Mr. and Mrs. ChetGuches.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Hittle, Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Randies, Mr. and
Mrs. George Waterman.
l-BCWf electric hot plat, slightly
used. New (looo, aall. for WOO.
Ilia w. Uain St.
ELDERLY lady wants housekeeping
or ranch eooe'ig. box IBS, Tribune.
TOUNO women wants hour work:
excellent cleaning and laundress.
Phone SSt-X.
BACHELOR apartment and
44 So. Front.
$1350
Vancouver Ave
4-room. modern bungalow, garage:
laundry trays, a real buy. To oloee
estate.
Phone Mr. Beebe. t-lS-X
101 8. Central Ave. Apt. No. 4.
FOR SALS Piano. Ill Elm Street.
MARRIED MAN desires work of any
kind. 1034 North Central.
WANTED Woman for light house
work. Inquire at 300 No. Peach.
FOR RENT S-room modern bouse,
close In, electric range and oil
heater furnished, S3S. Water paid.
B. J. Palmer, Tel. 1M. Central
Point.
FOR SALE Deertng binder. MeCor
mick mower. U H. Oallatln, Valley
View, Aahland, Ore.
BERRY PICKERS Strawbemea are
readv. 4e per gallon at Vaughn's
Ranch. Trail, Oregon.
FOR RENT a-car cement garage.
so bo. central.
U. S. army records show 528,
274 regulars and volunteers
fought In the Revolutionary war
and 4,057,101 In the first world
war.
Too Late to Classify
O'Connor. Helen Westley, Eddie
Foy. Jr., Nigel Bruce, Dorothy
Peterson, Warren William, Leo
Carrillo and Henry Fonda.
Presenting the life, the loves
and the songs of the famed act
ress who for SO years thrilled
threater-goers with her mar
velous voice, her masterful act
ing and her incredible beauty,
"Lillian Russell" has become
one of the smash hit shows of
'the year.
WOOD 0c tier at Yard. 633 Bo.
Central. Delivered Big Double soo
cu. ft load. Fir SS SO: Pine S IS;
Cedar S3 fro. city Fuel and Lumber
Co. Phone 03.
Grants Pass, was elected deputy
district master councilor.
Next district conclave will
be held in Grants Pass in Sep
tember. V
The Annual Church Vacation
school opened Monday in the
Presbyterian church, with Frank
Newton of the Howard school
as superintendent, assisted by
Mrs. Edith Baker. Mrs. Ida Mur
ray, Mrs. Clyde W. Webb, Mrs
E. Iverson. Mrs. Martin Sands
Miss Patricia Hodgman, and
Miss Joan Aya.
The school is emphasizing, be
sides the usual bible school
work, a course in craft and art
work under leadership of Mrs.
Sands. There are about 25 boys
and girls taking this course and
manifesting a great deal of in
terest. The pageantry work Is
being handled by Mrs. Murray,
Miss Hodgman, and Miss Aya.
Assembly singing Is under lead
ership of Miss Clara Daniels, and
Miss Helen Webb.
The number enrolled to date
is about 70, with a promise of
many more. The enrollment is
still in progress and all are wel
come to attend, regardless of
creed or religious affiliation.
The following Medford boys
were initiated into DoMolay at
a district conclave held In Ma
sonic hall here over the week
end: John Court, Louis Thur
man. Harper Hamilton. John
Burdell, Alvin Reirson, Manfred
Douglas, Gene McBee.
Business meetings, a banquet
and dance preceded degree cere
monies. Bob Jester, Klamath
Falls, resigned as district mas
ter councilor and Jerry Vaw
ter, Medford, was elected to fill
the office. Hollister- Peake,
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LOST Container of keys, vicinity of
4th and Bartlett. Phone sse. Re.
ward.
COMMERCIAL APR ATINO P h o n
F. B. Samon. 838. McOonagle.
WANTED TO RENT J-bedroom un
furnished house on Eaat aide. Call
1505-W mornings.
TRADE Cleer modem city property
and amsll acreage. Modern im
provementa, for ranch. Give full
description. Address Bos IBS, Tribune.
FOR SALE Used wood ranges. Priced
very reasonable, at California Ore
Ron Power Co.
FOR SALE Furnished home, SI too.
413 Laurel.
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
room, pnone oaj-j. sos e. em.
3 LOTS In Oold Hill, fairly good
S-atory house, absolutely clear.
Will trade for ear. B. W. Cooper,
Allen Hotel, Medford.
Francis G. Hughes was Install
ed as president of the National
Association of Practical Refrig
erating Engineers at an annual
dinner dance Saturday at Rogue
Elk on the Rogue river.
Members and their guests In
cluded S. M. Wade, retiring
president, and Mrs. Wade; Mr.
LCXTaiNO TRAILER Perfect condi
tion. New 8 35-30 tires, complete
In every detail, A real bargain
S3BDO0.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge Truck Headquarters
FOR SALTS Deed let boxes at Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co.
$1600
W term, 1 ier kt&p. 4-room
home, sprlnc wtr; beautiful
bulldin-f tit could be sold o-w
looking th Tmllfy. Frtcwl only
10O0,
A1o
$3500
FOR SALE Miniature Photo Studio
(4 photoe 10c. Complete with en
larger and vleus!Uk.-r. Owner leav
ing, must sacrifice. For further
partlculara drop a card to P. a
Box 83. Medford.
RADIO REPAIR-A11 makes, latest
equipment, Inweat prtcee. 30 years'
experience. Sever! n Electric. Phone
390. 1307 N. Riverside.
W11X SELL at once, reasonable, good
condition, davenport and chair,
bedroom eet. Ideal Court. House I.
WANTED To buy
3J.
buata-aw. Phono
FOR SALE Light Sttldebaker sedsa.
might trade for coupe or what
hfe you? 136 So. Orape.
FOR SALE CHEAP S enws. 10 pigs
each; weaner and feeder pigs.
Parker Place. mile South Phoe.
nix. Pacllle Highway.
ICE PRICES REDUCED I
Now SOe per 100 it, delivered.
Ice Boxes for Sale or Rent.
Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 76
FOR RENT Spactoua and attractive
four-room downstairs suite In the
Holly Apartmanta. Completely fur
nished except dlahee and linen.
Oarage Second door north of
poatofflee. Adulta only. S40. Avail
able now. see manager In rear,
or phone 13S7-R.
HIGHEST CASH PKICE8 PAID for
SCRAP IRON AND METAL c all
kinds, batteries, radiators, alumi
num, copper, brass: also bldea,
peita and wool. Medford Barrels
House. 37 N Orape Phone 1081.
Spring Street
8 -bedroom bungalow, fireplace,
basement. laundry trays; city wa
ter, garage, 1 acre ground, lota of
shrubs, trees, frulK cherries,
grapea.
Also
TtTxceptlonally good farm on the
Rogue to exchange for homes In
Medford.
Also
Small rooming house, priced 1-3
the present value plus 6-year
leeae. Also 4-room Apt. for living
quarter.
MARK A. OOLDY
Phone 736 lot . Main
DIG DANCE
Dreamland Hall
Wed. Eve., June 5
Townsend Headquarters
Houtawarmir.g
Merrill's Orchestra.
Excellent Floor.
All In-riled.
Ladles with escort fre.
Extra ladles 10c Man SSe
IN OREGON
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THIS WHISKIT It 4 TIAti OlO tO PIOOS
Ces. I0, The Old Oe-aer Cae-eanr. towteeieberg.
Sidle
Although Texas is one of the
big sheep producing states of
the ration- it never has had a
woolen mill. The first one to be
established In the state will
open this summer.
PERSONAL!
Will motorist who complained
ear handled on trip yesterd af Pl
ask nearest Union O.l Vemedv
Stop-Wear Lubrication will
trouble? Amazement only way to ex
press emotion ftlriT.ted
thev Step into car freshly lubricated
in smooth, quiet opw.tioii car h
when returned to you. Three, you j.
dirrerenSeul.tr"ouch wiVh as
Z IS0" oWwSS;. have Stop.
Wear Lubrication 1
TOUE NEIGHBORHOOD CN10N Oil STATION
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Grandpa Goes On the Warpath
in the Newest Higgins Fun Hit!
Rip Hip Horrsy! . . for the blmeit latiihi f ow
1lf . . . when Grandpa mlttakn Hollywood mo
tion plrturo troupe on location for tho real thlnp
. ana in bfi suis ---.
TWO MAJOR FEATURES l J I
j i I jT VA Yvr j th,"t ,own uk" en b'w "r,",
IrT.V.il 4 i HIGGINS FAMILY
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LAM IIMKS TONIItl --' ' lateeaaTaTaaaeaaw
Ivin llW' llDlMMlIM Orl' " James . Luell. . Russeli
UtXVllJ-rttriTJ - GLEASON JJl
k V V'JaseWTva' ? 111 1J Ma-ie and HARRY DAVENPORT
MrllgJMXflUy Rosen bl'Km "
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And llovY.sthe Screen's
Most Glorious Musical
Since "Alexander's
Ragtime
Band"!
starts Tom orrow-4 days only
lllllan useelll Her ilamoroas Hfel . . Hea4
llneg lorn! , . rahnlous era! , , L'nfnetetleble
snnts . . Incladlni "After the Ball Is Orer."
Hoale. Tea Are My roele." "The Band Played
On," "Mt Crsnlng Slar" and many, many
ether old fa forties . . all krenght to the
screen In an of the reellr great plttnree of
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EIDSSEILIL
with superb cast. Including
ALICE FAYE as Lillian Russell
Don Ameche Henry Fonda
Ed. Arnold Warren William
Leo Carrillo Helen Westley
DOROTHY PETERSON ERNEST
TRUEX NIGEL BRUCE CLAUDE .
ALL18TER LYNN BARI WEBER
k FIELDS EDDIE FOY, JR. UNA
O'CONNOR JOSEPH CAWTORN
100s OF OTHERS
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