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MEPFQftP MATE TRTBUNT. MEDFOKD. DREG ON. THURSDAY, JUNT 6. 1940.
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Funeral services for Albert S.
Bliton will be held In the Con
ifer chapel at 2 p. m. Friday.
The Rev. Joseph Knotts pastor
of the First Methodist church,
will officiate, the Rev. L. F.
Belknap assisting. Mr. Bliton,
prominent M e d f o r d resident
since 1893, died yesterday morn
ing at his home, 726 West
Fourth atrect.
Honorary pallbearers will be
H. C. High, J. W. Smylic, F.
E. Redden, C. H. Gile, B. F.
VanDyke and B. J. Palmer.
Active pallbearers will be
Carl Norris, Don Ross, A. R.
Clement, C. A. Pickle. A. G.
Bishop and J. A. McDougall.
Odd Fellows lodge will be In
charge of graveside services at
the Medford I.O.O.F. cemetery
where interment will take
place. Members of the order
who are to attend the funeral
re to meet in the lodge hall
at 1:30 p. m.
Meteorological Report
rorecatU
Medfort and vicinity: Cloudy with
HrM showers, ilightly wanner to
night.
Oregon: Friday partly cloudy with
local sbowan In east portion and
orer tht mountain, cooler In couth
and can portion, moderate Tamable
wind off the coast.
Loral Data
Temperature a year ago today :
Highest, .76; lowest 40.
Total monthly precipitation. .41
Inch. Eiceta for the month. M Inch.
Total precipitation alnce Bpt. 1.
1939. 23 35 inches. Eiceaa for the
ceeaon, 8 29 lnchea.
Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes
terday. 30; ft a. m. today, 87.
Tomorrow: Sunrlae, 4:38 a. m.;
unaet. 7:44 p. m.
Observations Taken at 4:M a, nu.
120 Meridian Time
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Arguments opened this morn
lng in the suit of H. C. Montag
and wife, and others, against
A. Dean Tale and wife, for re
covery of monev paid for a
tourist resort at McLcod, on the
upper Rogue. It was anticipat
ed the case would be in the
hands of the ury this after
noon. The plaintiffs allege the de
fendants made misrepresenta
tions in sale of the property.
Next civil action on the
docket la the suit of Bert Stan
cliffe against E. C. Corn, for
$900, assertcdly due on a pack
ing contract.
To Mt Auxiliary to Can
ton Siskiyou No. 16 will con
vene Friday at 8 p. m. In the
I.O.O.F. hall for initiation and
refreshments.
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ELKS OFFICIALS
TO G. P. TONIGHT
LUXURIES SUPPLY
London, June 6. ISP) The
government today ordered re
strictions on retailers' supplies
of a wide range of goods classi
fied as luxuries, including hos
iery, pottery, glassware and
cutlery.
The retail sales of goods to
be Controlled amounted in 1939
to about 250.000.n00 pounds
(about $800,000,000).
Another order prohibited the
supply of certain type of ma
chinery except under license,
unless for government departments.
ROWS RULER
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Portland, June 6. lP)
Reality merged with fantasy to
day as Portland celebrated its
32nd annual rose festival under
the rule of Queen Virginia 1.
The ruler of Rosaria, Virginia
Rothenberg, was crowned last
night in a colorful and impres
sive ceremony witnessed by
20.000 persons at Multnomah
stadium.
The coronation signaled the
opening of the four-day festival,
the highlight of which will be
the grand floral parade through
downtown streets Friday.
There will be no mnttlni r,t
the Medford Elks lodge tonight
because local officers will travel
to Grants Pass to provide the
initiation ceremony for candi
dates of the Climate Citv Iodize
This is a return visit, as Grants
Pass officers were here May 16
to initiate a Medford class of
candidates.
Local officers are makins the
trip to Grants Pass to gain ex
perience in aucn ceremonials
prior to their entrance in the
ritualistic contest to be held
during the state Elks convention
in renmcion, June 14.
BRINGS $20 FINE
Paul L. Coxwln, driver of an
express truck, charged with
driving an overloaded truck.
was fined $20 and costs in
Justice court yesterday. The
court warned the next time he
appeared for this offense, "you'll
be fined a cent per pound for
overload." Coxwln, it was
shown, has made several ap
pearances in court on tho same
charge.
Joseph Ellis Hillis, a bakery
wagon driver, was fined $10
and costs for operating a motor
vehicle for the transportation of
property without a permit.
Harold E, Iioseborougli was
assessed $1 and costs for hav
lng improper light: on an auto
Oaa Mall Tribune want ad.
Society
And Clubs
(Continued Prom Page Three.)
Trio to Travel
To Mexico City
Planning to depart tomorrow
by motorcar for a three weeks'
Journey to Mexico City are the
Misses Kdi'h Funk and Helen
Parish. The two will leave in
the afternoon and will be Join
ed in Weed, Cal., by Miss Amy
Erickson of Klamath Falls,. who
will make the complete trip
with them.
The trio will travel the In
terior route to Mexico City
stopping in Los Angeles and
other places in southern Cali
fornia for brief visits. If time
permits, the group will go on
down into Guadalajara, Mexico,
before starting home.
They expect to return about
the first of July.
Dinner Party Is
Given by Noslers
Mr. and Mrs. Burton R. Nos
ier entertained last evening at
their home on Dakota street
with a dinner party.
Invited to the pleasant affair
were Mr. and Mrs. Otto J.
Frohnmayer, Mr. and Mrs. O.
A. Eden, Mrs. Glenn L. Jack
son, Mrs. W. J. Hutchison, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin E. Santls, Mr.
and Mrs. William Gibbs.
Bridge was played during the
evening and prizes were won
by Mrs. Frohnmayer, and Mr.
and Mrs. Sands.
Mrs. Nosier was assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Sands. A color
scheme of yellow and white was
carried out in decorations.
Da alall Tribune want ads.
NEW GOODRICH
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You wouldn't play golf In tuxedo. You
want comfortable clothes ...and underwear.
Hakes Crotch-Guard Sports give free play
to lrg muscle. An all-round Lastrx band
gives more "play" at the waist. The Hanes
knit Crotch-Guard protects you with gentle,
athletic support. The crotch is comfortably
wide, . . . to avoid binding. Buttonlcs fly
front. Score In sports and feel spruce at work
with Hanes Crotch-Guard Sports. They
team up brst with a Hams Undershirt. See
your Hanes Dealer today.
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WINtTON-SAllM. NOI1H CAIOIINA
Lewis Super
SERVICE STATION
Ith and Front.
Phon. 1300
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COME HERE FOR SPORTS
M. M. Dept. Store
mamc SMHrrt, aaraaro, am- unim-suiti
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BY U. S. RED CROSS1
Portland, June 8. im War
stricken Europe has received
$4,000,000 from the American
Red Cross in the past month.
A. L. Schafer of San FrancUco
said today.
Germany, Japan and Russia
have refused assistance, the Pa
cific coast director of the Red
Cross told an Interviewer. He
added that the Polish Red Cross
was still a "going concern, aid
ing 600,000 Polish refugees in
the Balkan states.
I PIANO TUNINO for particular trad.
Pnv Inducement, liana Hoerlem.
Phon. 40S-R-S.
WANTED Baby ral-ee. Phon ST1-B-4
WANTED fiomEOni to shear a tew
sheep. Phon. 671 -R-V
WANTED to rent or buy 1-wbeel
trailer, good condition. Bos 139
Tribune.
FOR SALE Pine alabwood 40c tier,
dry Oc; alio rough and planer
bios, southern Onyon Sugar Pine
Mill, Central Point.
REPUBLICAN SENATORS
WOULD REMAIN ON JOB
Washington, June 6. tiV) A
conference of senate Republi
cans approved today a resolu
tion stating that "congress
should remain in session for the
duration of the emergency."
A similar resolution has been
approved by house Republicans,
but the Democratic leadership
is working for adjournment by
June 22 two days before the
Republican convention at Philadelphia.
Oaa Mall Trlbuna want aaa.
Too Late to Classify
WILL TRADE gooC 12-qt. (liquid
capacity prrasure cooker, with in
structions, for beat offer. Write
P. O. box 878. Mfdiord, Ore.
WOOD flOe tier at Yard, $21 So.
Central. Delivered, bin loubl 300
CU. ft. loud. Fir 15 50; Pine 9175;
cedar $3 50. City Fuel and Lumber
Co. Phone 9-1.
YOUNO ' GIRL wants rentnurant
work, experienced. 1025 N. Central.
FOR RENT Cool sleeping, with or
without boaid. Onrae. Rrnion
able. 823 Kortb Central. Phone
19 58-J.
WANTED Pnrtner on a ranch. One
who can help with his share of
expenses. Nire home. Mrs. Janes.
P. O. Box 573, Grants Pawss. Ore.
FOR SALE Almost new Baldwin
Acrosonlc Piano, period case, used
8 months, substantial discount.
Antiques: stnitie rind pool beds,
drop leaf table. Eads Transfer Co.
BLOX Part dry. rough, per heaping
load. 3 00. Tel. 631. Medford PueL
POR SAL E. Ped 1 reed corker spaniel
pups, phone 731-J-4. V. D. Cham
ber 11 n. Jacksonville Star Rt.
TURKEY FEED MIXINO
New nu-dern feed mixing equipment
now ready to mix your special
turkey feed formula. We carry a
complete stock of highest quality
concentrates and offer you a Rood
Job of mixing and quick service.
Let us figure with you and lower
your turkey feed costs, phone 833.
F. E. SAMSON CO.r 4th and Front
fit.
EXCHANGE BABY CHICKS for grain
or wood. Dressler's Hatchery, 1107
E. M;Un.
TIME TO 8PRAY NUT TREES. Phone
833. McGonagle .
WANTED A mounted male timber
wolf head. Good specimen and In
fine condition. Phone 572-R-2.
FOR SALE Two young cows, heary
springers. Fred Lewis. Butte Falls
road.
FOR SALE 10 dairy heifers. 718
Wist 10th.
CLEAN furnished apartment, (rround
floor. Call 217 W. 2nd between
1 :3o and 7 p. m. or phone mornings
887-L.
HOUSE FOR R E NT 4 -room modern.
Newly decorated. 311 Oenessee.
FOR SALE Fryers, phone 1664-W.
FOR SALE 11 weaner and 13 feeder
PU. Cheap. Ben Kettlewell. South
Pacific highway. Box 388.
COSMETICIANS, Beauty School Grad
UHtcs. Unusual opportunity for
person experienced In engaging
salespeople. Write Mrs. Bordeaux.
4512 HoUts 8t.. Oakland. Calif.
TURKEY FEED SPECIAL
New Special Turkey Grower Mash
$2 25 per cwt. New modern feed
mixing equipment for mixing your
special turkey feed formula. We
have on hand a complete stock
of highest quality concentrates at
rt. lit prices. Let us figure with
you and lower your feed cost.
Phone 833. F. E. SAMSON CO.,
4th and Front St.
WANTED Secondhand ping pong
table. B. R. Elliott.
SELL OR TRADE 4800 equity In
improved ft acres. Clooe in. What
have you. Box 320 e o Mali Tribune.
SELL OR TRADE Equity In S
bouses. Take ear or traile hoii
or what as part payment. Box 310
C o Mail Tribune.
ICE PRICES REDl'CED!
Now 6Jc per 100 Ibc... delivered.
Ice Boxes for Sale or Kent.
Valley Fuel Co Tel 78
WANTED Location Tor small spe
cialty shop. will share spues
Phone 12-F-2 Thursday, Prtday
and Sunday.
SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, large
living room, other buildings, mag
nificent view, near city. 15 acres
pears. Will take good two-bedroom
house In Medford part payment.
Phone 344-J-3.
AUCTION SAIX "a;i;.-i -oi'-i
Medford. Ore.. Saturday. June 8tn.
Hve lots of ctile aud hcs ton
signed for this aale. also s.good
saddle mare and some machinery.
Be sure to attend tl;s sale. South
ern Oregon Livestock Auction Co
Col. A. U. Dudley (auct Phone
851-J-3.
FOR SALE OR RENT Very reason
sttle 3-room house. 836 Mae, In
quire 335 Mae.
525.00 REWARD
Hill be paid by the auaaf-eturar
lor any lura or Callous GREAT
HIIISTOIMII B POSITIVE CORN
SAI.VK cannot remove. 85o at Your
WKSTI KN TIIKIrT Store.
HEAVY FRYERS. Dreaalefa. 1107 E.
Main.
POR SALE About two tnna oalrd
alfalfa hay for 10: 1 young heifer
830; 1 doa. laying hena 76c each;
l'i-Kai. electric churn 5. 1 mile
north of Wet 81do achuol. C. R.
Watera.
HIGHEST CASH frllCES PAHJ for
SCRAP IRON AND METAL t. aU
klnda. oatterlea. raalatora. alumi
num, copper, braaa: also hldea
peita and wool Medford Bargain
Uouaa. 37 N. Drape Phena luo
POR RENT Spacious and attractive
lour-room dowcstaira aulto In the
Holly Apartmenta. Completely fur
nlahed except dlahea and linen
Oarage Second' door north of
postofflc Adult only. 840. Avail
able now. Spc manager In rear, i
or phone 1387-R,
CHERRIES
ROYAL ANNES BINGS LAMBERTS
AGAIN PAYING TOP PRICES
FOB BRINING CHERRIES
Pick rout crop early io avoid rain damage. Now barreling.
Bring in a Sample of Your Crop to Our SOUTH FIR ST.
PLANT.
DON'T DELAY
American Fruit Growers, Inc.
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