Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 05, 1940, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1940. PAGB NINE LOCAL and To Klsmalh Joe Early, man ager of the Hotel Holland, left today for Klamath Falls to visit until tomorrow. He plans to at tend the rodeo there tomorrow. Visitors Arrive Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brink of Klamath Falls arrived here today to visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hanlin of 1016 East Jackson boulevard. Fined $10 Alva E. Mansfield of Medford, charged with driv ing a car without 1940 license plates, was fined $10 In city court this morning. Fosior Here Jack Foster, president and general manager of the Eugene Coco-Cola bottling company, arrived here by train this morning from Eugene. He left by plane this afternoon for Los Angeles to transact busi ness. Minor Accident A city po lice car operated by Officer Walter J. Reinking and a ma chine driven by Margaret J. Kurtz of Jacksonville collided at Ninth street and Central ave nue this morning. Nobody was Injured, but a front fender and headlight were torn off the po lice vehicle, the report said. Becomes 111 Ed Hanley of Seattle, who arrived here yes terday morning to attend the funeral Saturday of his sister, Miss Alice Hanley of Jackson ville, became suddenly ill and was forced to return to Seattle on last night's train. Accom panying him back home was Mrs. Ella Bush of 826 East Main street, another sister. Dies In South Word was re ceived here today of the death of Mrs. Barbara Koontz July 3 in San Jose, Cal. Mrs. Koontz formerly lived here; she moved south in 1024. Her husband passed away in this city a num ber of years ago. She is sur vived by a daughter, Mrs. Harold Eabb of San Jose. Mrs. Koontz had a number of friends here who will be saddened at learning of her death. The fun eral will be held tomorrow in San Jose. Visitors Lear. Mrs. John Flanagan and her daughter Miss Rita Flanagan, left by train Wednesday night for their home In Washington, D. C. They plan ned to stop for a tour of Yel lowstone national park. They had been guests here at the home of Mrs. Flanagan's son-in-law and . daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Murphy, 1134 West Ninth street. Mr. Murphy Is government supervising en gineer on the Medford federal building remodeling and exten sion. Divine Leaves Dr. Sherman L. Divine, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, was called to Seattle this morning to con duct the funeral of James Thomson, Jr., son of the Rev. James Thomson, D.D., synodical executive of Washington and Oregon. The young man was drowned in American Lake, Wash., yesterday. The Divines and the Thomson families have been close friends for over 40 years. James, Jr., was baptized by Dr. Divine when he was a baby. Dr. Divine made the trip by motorcar. Young Leaves Harry Young left by train last evening to re sume his work at Parks Air col lege. East St. Louis, 111., where he Is making an outstanding record in aviation course and administration. Classes reopen July 8 after a two weeks' sum mer vacation. The four-year course is completed by students in two years. Last week his mother and sister, Mrs. Lois Young and Helen Young, ac companied him to Portland where they visited his sister, Joyce, and other relatives. Mrs. Young's mother. Mrs. F. L. Cook of Eugene, returned home with them for a few days' visit Plane Passengers Passengers leaving by United Mainliner this forenoon were Charles D. Pool, to San Francisco, and Jack Fos tor, to Los Angeles. C. C. Mar tin arrived from Portland on the midnight Mainliner and P. K. Bekeart of Hornbrook, Cal.. left on the same plane for San Francisco. J. N. Laughead ar rived from the north last eve ning and Gill Paltridge and Miss Nola Frey of Klamath Falls left on the same plans for Oakland. Cal. Jack B. Dodd left yesterday afternoon for Seattle. Warn., and Harold G. Prestel departed on the noon Main liner for Portland. DANCE The Soup is On FREE LUNCH DREAMLAND Sat. Nite, July 6 7 Piece Orchestra Gentlemen S0e Ladies 20c Including Fed. Ti PERSONAL Mull.rs Move Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Muller recently moved from 806 West Tenth street to a home on Sailing street. Mrs. Lottie Wolgamott is living with them. She it Mrs. Muller's mother. Drunk "Floated" George B. Campbell, 40, charged by city police with drunkenness, was ordered to leave town immed iately this morning or spend 10 days in city jail. He said he would leave. Picnic July 14 The annual Oklahoma picnic will be held in Dover park, Rogue Rivei", on Sunday, July 14. All families from Oklahoma are Invited to attend. Each family is asked to bring a well-filled basket. Baby Clinic Monthly well baby clinic for July will be held in the Sparrow memorial suite of the Jackson county court house next Thursday. Ordinar ily the clinic is held on the first Thursday of each month but was deferred a week this month because of the Fourth of July holiday. Parents are asked to telephone Medford 13S0 for appointments. At Airport Today's arrivals at Medford municipal airport in cluded Capt. A. A. Straubel, Hamilton field, San Rafael, Cal., to Port Angeles, Wash., in a Northrup attack plane, . and Capt. N. D. Sillin, Moffett field, Riverside. Cal., to Gray field. Seattle, Wash., in a Curtiss pur suit plane. Arrivals yesterday were Lleuts. F. N. Graves and F. L. Nims, Fort Lewis, Wash., to Oakland, Cal., and Lieut. C. Halleyharris, Fort Lewis to Mof fett field, each piloting a Doug las observation plane. Call Here Dr. and Mrs. Silas Andersen of Minneapolis, Minn., called upon friends here yester day. Accompanied by their two children. Dr. and Mrs. Ander sen were on a vacation motor car tour of the west. They came here from Montrose, Cal., where they had been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Seiler. Mrs. Seiler being a sister of Dr Andersen. The travelers con tinued from here yesterday aft ernoon to Cottage Grove where they were to visit other friends. They were also to visit relatives and friends in Portland and Seattle, Wash., before turning homeward. FIRE RAZES TWO PLANTS AT BEND Bend. Ore., July 5. JP Fire destroyed two industrial plants, threatened a number of other buildings and forced guests to evacuate a hotel here early today. Operators of the destroyed De schutes Farmers' warehouse and If you like dogs . . . If you like kids . - . If you like stories . . that are real, human, down-to-earth, understand able . . . make up your mind now io see ... atth BILLY LEE e KELENE MILLARD RICHARD LANE e SNOWFLAKE Cerdell Hickman e Lester Mathews Jnrt a krnrlr kit sn4 a no roant noand dog . . Bat th'lr rtory lite ultll joil for ever! Tour money bsrk If 70a dont atrn It's smll entertainment!! Sunday & Monday Only! , rina ddetj tafft with Huch plattnf Mi own tit. roV at ?)) as f ho of hl moth r and 4 lUtertM HUGH HERBERT L Conga NighU" Hurry! Plating 'Dr. Cyclops' Mut Cbaa. Staireti Show 1 :4V:-15; Matt -S-V Inc. I n lLLIJLiiUlUI "Biscuit Eater" Coming To Rialto l3r -v .. I One of the most eagerly- awaited and down-to-earth pic tures to come from Hollywood in years is "The Biscuit Eater", a heart-touching story of two kids and a dog who has been branded with the' disgraceful tag of "biscuit eater", a name given to worthless dogs in the south who commit the unpard onable sin of raiding the chicken coop. But in the eyes of his youthful master the dog is still a champion and around this theme of trying to keep the dog "Susan And God" Here Sunday I ,4 k j V - vf. - i Principals in a laugh-studded comedy hit, Joan Crawford. Rita Quigley and Fredric March bring the screen's "scratch and claw" successor to "The Wom en" to the Craterian Theatre Sunday for a three day show ing. It's "Susan and God", the story of a woman who tried to the Oregon Trail Manufactur ing company estimated their losses at more than $75,000. The blaze, believed caused by fireworks, wrecked about S25, 000 worth of machinery and ruined a quantity of wool, clo ver, and grain at the warehouse. Don B. Stuart, manager, placed the total destruction at $48,000. The Oregon Trail company, a furniture manufacturing con cern, was appraised at $32,000. 2h At "Sri T:.,' until satnrdsy Mte! in Technicolor! In Tna ftta(cor tai; r 4V--5V nc tai; Kldtlkt-IOc m I w f.r-,.v ,'.fj'- v .v.ra from being shot is laid the un usual story. Based upon the popular Saturday Evening Post story by James Street. "The Bis cuit Eater" stars Billy Lee, Cor- dell Hickman, Snowflake, Rich ard Lane and "The Biscuit Eat er". "La Conga Nights",' with Hugh Herbert starring as seven different persons all at the same time including himself, his mother and four sisters will play as the companion feature with "The Biscuit Eater". run the world according to her own ideas of love but couldn't even make it work out in her own home. John Carroll. Rita Hayworth, NiHel Bruce, Bruce Cabot, Rose Hobart, Constance Collier and Marjorie Main have prominent roles in the cast. but some machinery might be salvaged. Dm Hull Tribune want ads. 1 "T 1 A HALO 'ROUND HER HEAD. DEYILTRY starts SUNDAY JOAN FREDRIC CRAWFORD MARCH Tha rollicking le of ft giddy gada bout with heart ao full of romanro ht trar tl4 arunnd the world ... to tharr hr lor with eterrbodrt famel fin flf CflGnEV-SHERiORil-DBRIEfl A 'if 11 PKt.tlr. tIIHI4V M'.III: Ann Inorst M-len Mack "GIRLS Of THE ROAD" Shows sat.: I 4VJ J-J.oo-S:U e Mats-SM Inc. tail fves-soc Inc. tat. Klddlelne Roxy Crusader George O'Brien joins the cru saders for justice in "Legion of the Lawless", which plays to day and tomorrow only at the Roxy Theatre with the "Dead End" Kids in "Dress Parade". The famous alley hoodlums join the army to see the world and to give their fans one of the best films they have ever made. John Litel plays In support. CITY AND ESCAPE HAZARDS With no city or forest fires here on July 4, Rogue River na tional forest headquarters, state forest patrol headquarters and Chief Roy Elliott of the Medford department today expressed their appreciation of the public's cooperation over the hazardous holiday. So far as untoward incidents of any kind were concerned, it was a particularly quiet Fourth of July, though thousands of per sons enjoyed themselves in var ious ways and at various cele brations during the day. Sheriff Syd I. Brown said. SETTING-UP GRILL Washington. July 5. (ff" The civilian conservation corps adopted military calisthenics to day as a supplement to its health program for enrollees. James J. McEntee, CCC di rector, said the corps had work ed out a "setting-up" routine which deviated from that of the army only in that rifles would not be used. He instructed camp commanders to hold a 15-minute exercise period each morning before breakfast. Heretofore setting up exer cises has been voluntary for each camp, and most camps did not include them in the day's sched ule. McEntee said the war depart- IN HER HEART! Th Salnt.lrtt Pinner, tha Most Delightful Scatterbraln Vou'n Em Metl Hurry! I f Mast End s at rd a y McM I I 7 1 WW Jplus: novti.n DUCK i jj .'awsawaawX ;'T 'VeiassaJ mi m ment had approved the CCC rou tine. It was adopted, he said, as part of the national defense program. Too Late to Classify BOVSEVBEH R ITS, Me. -ur con -t&tner. B. V. Ooodroad. Wnt Atewart Ay. TWO LAROF houikp.nf roomt, a n4 lito per tNk. 637 N. CentrtU. WA!TBI FMturt for bout 40 hft caul. K. W. Cfebhavrd, Rt S. ATTRACTIVE fumlfthvMl apartmtnt for two adult BOA Wrst I0Th. MILK OOAT FOR ftALl. Hunlln, Jackaonrin hthwy at Ferrydals. 97 BTlDKBAKFR FomJot DOutt; overdrtt. htrftter. nw rubber; like ntw; raonftbl Nw trailer, 16 Inch irhaeL. Rfvua View Camp. North Pacific Highway. Hagen. WANTED Experienced waitraaa. Ap ply at Valentine Cafe. SELL fl-ROOM HOME. All condition agreeable. Small down parment. balanr Ilk rent. Sew Hanaen, 134 N. RireraM. FOR RENT 9 room noun with i arnt. Inquira 316 Wabaah. Phona 438-R, LADT BOOKKEEPER with IS yearn experience wanta poattlon. Can (ttre best of refrrencet. Wrtta Box 1601 Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Went inghouae electric rang. Phone 1098 -L. 611 Queen Anne. MEOPORO BAROAIN. HOUS srEciAia Oood Intlrte snd outside pmlnt at 1.35 fiUlon. Unseed Oil. Turpentine, Paint Bruthee of all kindi. Ronflne Paper. Bulldlna; Paper. Cor rugated Iron, 81'tngir. all frradea at lesa than mall order prlcea. Barbwlre. Fencing-. Netting, Window Screen at a bl saTlng. New and liaed Doors. Wlndowa. Win dow OtaM. Screen Doors, at re duced prlcea. New and used Pipe, all sines, black or galvanlred. Alan new and used Pipe Pitting. Irrigation Pipe from two Inchee to ata Inchea. A large atock to select tram. A new shipment of Armv Oooda: Wool blanketa. shirts, boots and ahoea, canvae cota and pada. A latve mipplr of axes. " wedgea. Bledaea. croas-cut aawa, saw man drels, circle sawa. at the right prices. Tenta. tarpa. sleeping bam. all camp ing aupplles tor your outing. Complete stork of apllt pulleys, ahaft bonne, both uaed and new. Another large shipment of Toledo Ranges at MA.SO. Also many bar gains in used ranges and cook stoves. ROXY MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSB I PT 4 37 North Orape 1 I p.ckag. la f "" ' .K.VTMMOB. OCf Shows 7:oo-:l . Eves-30e. Inc. Us. nmmon J 9 11 ft III Kiddles Dime Am lime C,P - IbiUW Hoaof. IliWUl'l ' They Joined The Army j . - To See The World... h" .v sTuZTJL 19c ' 44. nd byl The No. ,0 tl gg . I OC yl way Ihry'ra see- ln It will roll I , f ,ou P Campkolta lamps AP- J I W.lehGrp OCm " CDC CX THE i ,U,C 1-wJDC OKe.pl ChUkoa u4 Moth- X" J "DEAD I - I, fl XflH END" I Dolos. 41 oi. ila ,0C I ChlenAa4 OQ. I JV;I KIDS I eSC as, Cora or I O d Dutch swa jp5S ! h1""" B,'B, ,M oc C,"M, bc i; and Clssl. Loftns I S cans Cawiw iT """"I 1 Whllo Kino Tollot 4 ft ' Hff TODAY rr1 c,.P.rult- 1 OC ! and I HI Taney. Ho. t eaat Aasfe " mmm I SATURDAY ' a e,B1 ,ot C6Z ZZgSJFZ-. j " Two HUslI ilso pkf. COC ls-m-i " III Vlnligo Chooao Alt ' "(ojVvJYSTi ill 1 brt,lta -jOi mSJ&flJV I I ' quart bottlo IOC satswaaaw sHnl. slilitnl j (j I HI flagstaff Hardwhaat. I 51-19 05c I HLHIBiCilBnlllslllllawawa ' S- ff-e"F ew If M2- It mwjasgausstiSNr- Twr m - a mm hi u m i m - tt-.tt - KrL W I Plus "Pmeshlnq Men.T "Inr" IW TUB IDBAL PICKUP durlnaj hot weather I Drtnk Render a Special lew Tea Blend. Render Tea as Coffee Co.. a No. Bartlets. POR BALK or trade for UTestock I07S Chevrolet Sedan, licensed. Mrs. Stacy. Rt. 4, Boa 177. Hlllcreal Road. ATTENTION DAIRYMEN1 I have apeclal equipment for white, washing. Do it for leaa. Phone S33. McOonsie. POR SALE 1938 Pord tourlnc coach, not Junk. H35 rash, balance SUT.IB at SI3 S0 month or lese. Richfield Station. Jacksonville Highway. POR RENT Modern furnished home, 10 acres. S3S. 666-W evenings. POR 8AI E Cow snd Doty, Or Hfln Creek. POR SALE New Westlnghouse roast er, very reasonable. Phone 1493-W. POR RENT 10 acres, clover, new five-room mod ern home, fully furnlahed. Barn. etc. Five-room modern home, oil heat, eaat aide. Pine shade, excellent condition. Five-room almost new modem eaat aide home, basement, furnace. 10 acres, alfalfa, all-room modern home, barn, paved road. ELMER HERRIED Phone I486 or I61S-J. BOYD'S I MflMET III Phone 1054 for V" 111 llMl I PromPt Convenient, Courteous II It-yffl j Delivery Service -4 Timet Daily j rn,j 1:30 A. M. 10 A. M. 1 ?. M. 4 F. M. SPECIALS for July 6th and 8th III assail a ,b Tenderleaf Tea Ii ilns WWwf II C&Blrt) Rich risrorD.ltjhlful 4bC Aronw. I .........rtL 111 Ctlum.J Bsklnf .1 P- I Powd.i. lb. Hn 9C t'boMlM 48C K.lloflg's Corn rika, t OS. ill AM. 3 paekiBM . bUC pound 5JC - Mill laos. r.g j dos. bWw p.p ' . j I p.ck.f 10 lb. bag 52c PAY CASH AND SAVEi WANTED Housekeeper, not over 4 years old, for temporary work: 610 per week. Call at 45 So. Central. HIGHEST CASH PKICES PAID tor SCRAP IRON AND METAL 1 aU kinds, batteries, radiators, alumi num, copper, brass; also uldea peiu and wool Medford Bargain House. 31 N. Orape phone 1062 POR RENT spacious and attractive tour-room dowr-atalre aulta In the Holly Apartment. Completely fur nlahed except dlahea snd linen. Oarage Second door north of postofflce Adult only. 640. Avail sole now. see manager In rear, or phone 13S7-R. DANCE At The OASIS SAT. NITE July 6th Good Music Good Time T - 25 lb. bag SI. 29 flakes Lge pkg. 19C