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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAT! TRIBUKE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 11, 1940. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Geor? Here Sid George of Inspectors Hera Churlus L the Oregon state Industrial ac- Walker and Rupert E. Herr of cident compensation commit-1 Portland arrived this morning sion, arrived here last night to transact official business. On Business T. E. Prall and J. C. North, associated with the Railway Express Agency, tians acted business here yesterday. They came here from San Fran cisco. Miner Accident George H. Yeo of route 4 and Bert A. Mason of Prospect drove cars Involved in a slight mishap on South Riverside avenue Wed nesday morning, a report on file said today. Burs Business It was an nounced today that Mrs. Gertie Peart has purchased the boird ing house at 335 South River side avenue from Mrs. Dennis Mansfield, the former Mrs. Lula Pollock. Returns lo Work Mrs. Fran cei Stevens, stenographer at the Southern Oregon Credit Bureau, returned to work to day after being confined in the .Community hospital for the past week with third decree burns suffered in the sun on a Cres cent City, Cal., beach, July 4. "My fuel savings more than pay the cost of my Rock Wool Insulation and Cham berlin Weathers trip" say home owners. Why not get a free estimate. Phone E. D. Reed. 910. Lind Bros. in a Fairchild plane and plan ned to spend the day at the municipal airport re-licensing planes and checking student pilots. Car Tire Some gasoline was ignited around the carburetor when a backfire occurred early this morniii in a car owned by J. Cruse of Ruch. The car was standing at Main and Fir streets at I he time. Ine fire department's chemical crew was called at 12:29 a. m. No dam age was done. Roberts Away George M Roberts is spending the week in Portland at a hearing be fore the interstate commerce commission. Mr. Roberts is local attorney for the Pierce Auto Freight company at the hear ing. He expects to return Sat urday. In JM Charles V. Johnson, 42, of Klamath Falls, and Don ald A. Bcntley, 30, of Fort Klamath were brought from Klamath Falls to the county jail here last night by Paul Hanlin, deputy U. S. marshal. Johnson was charged with reil ing liquor to Indians, Bentley with the larceny of government property. It was alleged that Bentley used stock from the Klamath Indian reservation. Each defendant was held under $2300 bail by U. S. Commis sioner Bert C. Thomas in Klamath Falls. EXTRA SPECIAL JULY VALUES FRIDAY and SATURDAY Here are a Few of the Many Bargains Hats , . . 39c to $1.00 Dresses , .79c to $7.98 Outing Togs 69c to $4.98 Shoes $1.00 to $4.95 the BAND BOX Grass Fire The fire depart ments chemical crew put out a grass fire in vacant lot at West Main street and Rose ave nue this forenoon. A boy set the grass on fire and then ran away, Edward Canoose, assist ant chief, reported. The boy was being sought this after noon, he added. Visits Htre Roy Keizur of Aberdeen, Wash., arrived re cently to vacation and visit his mother-in-law. Mrs. W. M. Downing of 613 North Bartlett street. Mrs Downing u ill at her home. Mr. Keizur is aiso visiting his brother, Clarence, his sister, Mrs. Eli Campbell, and his brother-in-law. Glen Downing, and Mrs. Downing. This markj Mr. Kcizur-'s first visit to southern Oregon in 2U yesri. Melcholr Htre M. J. Mel chior, field inspector of the World war veterans state aid commission, arrived last night by motorcar to spend a week here on oflicial business. Mr. Melchior makes his headquar ters here at the real estate of fice of Carl Y. Tengwald. the commission'! county represen tative, at 123 West Main street Mr. Melchior is supply officer of the 249th coast artillery. Ore gon national guard, and recent ly completed the annual en campment at Camp Clatsop. Picnic Sunday Disabled American Veterans of World War will hold a picnic in upper Lithia park in Ashland, Sun day at 12:30 p. m. Ice cream will be furnished. Command ers Bertha Neff and Carold J. Parker renuest that all mem bers attend and each bring a disabled veteran. It is expect ed that Floyd K. Dover, state commander, and Cora Tingley, state senior vice-commander of the auxiliary, will attend. En tertainment will 4e provided. At Fair Recent visitors at the Golden Gate international exposition on Treasure island included Mrs. H. E. Harrold, Verna McConnell, Mrs. R. C. Holmes and Carl Holmes, all cf Medford; Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Newbry, Mrs. Vera Doran and Bob Doran of Talent, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones of Cen tral Feint. Mrs. J. M. Landon of San Francisco, former Med ford resident, also attended the 1 fair recently. All registered at the Shasta Cascade Wonderland building. Plane Passengers Mrs. S. V. Hall and Miss Pearl Hall arriv ed from Oakland, Cal., on the noon United Mainliner. Leav ing on the same plane for Port land were Leland Fryer, Mrs. E. Westcrlund. D. Flynn and Mrs. Flynn, R. R. Mclnlyre, H. Rialto Hill-Billy Headliners 1 HOOVER AFTER FISH IN CASCADE WATERS the role of Flo, and plays it ' to the hilt in another of her j amazing imtistc type ot mar ecterizatloi-.s. Then there's Jack Buck no relation to Frank Buck. Jack always brings them back dead. He is so adept at the double-! Bend. Ore.. Julv 11 Vs cross that he is suspicious of ; The deep Cascade mountain for- even nimseu. buck it piayea ; ests hid the activities of for by that Master cf menace. I mer President Herbert Hoover Humphrey Boeart. j today but there wasn't any mys- Clarence (Ralph Bellamy is a tery about his business fishing, rancher from the wido oper. He set up his headquarters spaces, but he gets taken for at a south Twin lake cabin near rides so often that they're the Deschutes river headwaters thinking of saddling him. But. and fished thee ountry he has I blow us all down. Dellamv visited a half-dozen times in re- f many wins the girl, the first cent years. time it s Imppened in a movie for so long that wo can't re member the last time. Willie the Knife, a cute little cutup witn a very pointed ense of humor, is played by Allen Jenkins, while others in the cast include Donald Crisu, Rich ard Lanj and Granville tietos. ORAIN SACKS for sale. Almost any kind you need at right prlcee. Alfco sack twine 50c pr lb. P. K. Smon Co., 4th and From. SEFD CI.EANIMJ of all kind, of grain. Otir New Modern seed clean lne plant la now ready to clean your grain this season. Wa gusr antee our work to pleeae you. F. a. Samson Co.. 4th and Pronu Man to service route of NEW LEGAL VFND1NO mnchines full or spare time. No aelllna. Apx. 835 week. Jys ca.'Ol required, secured. Write app:ylr.g Box 35:18 Mail Tribune. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment private entrance. 9 E. m aeon. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 1 new Binder electric sewing machine, 80; cost 8113. t six-month-old oil heater. 145: cost 97 50. Cabin 11. Rainbow Auto Camp. N. Riverside. FOR SALE IMxedo cheap. Inquire for sire If Interested. Tel. 1333-J. The Weaver Brothers and Elviry, that singing, funning family of hill-billy entertainers, come around the mountain in their happiest laugh feature, "Grand Ole Opry," which heads the double bill opening a three- day run today at the New pany of hill-billy vote-getters ever to set in a meetin' place. Lois Ranson, John Hartley and George Hay have supporting roles with the Weaver Brothers and Elviry. "Stagecoach W a r," starrinrj William Boyd as Clarence E. Rialto theater. Dad Weaver Muirord s Jtopaiong tassio, runs for governor on the plays as the companion feature straight laugh-ticket and cam- on the New Rialto's lun-and-paigns with the durndest com I thrill double bill. Jacksonville FOR 8AI E or TRADE Feb. nanny goat. Block southeast Jacksonville school. B. Murnhv. R. G. Bnrdwell and throat. Miss Parker, who re D. R. Wood. T. M. Medford sides in Oakland. Cal., has been arid F. Frink arrived from Fort-! the house guest of Mr. and land this forenoon. Mr. Mo Intyre, Clifford Karnph and S. Mrs. J. Richard Driggs at 1411 Euclip avenue for the past three D. Buell arrived from Portland I weeks. During her stay here on the midnight Mainliner. W. A. Duffy and Miss A. Pale ar rived from Son Francisco last night and leaving on the same plane were ino Hemmila and L. P. Holcomb, to Portland, and A. Patterson to Seattle. Gordon R. Green and R. W. Crutchfield returned from Boise, Idaho, last evening. Mr. Pat terson arrived from San Fran cisco yesterday afternoon and F. Wehrman and Miss E. Simon left on th3 same plane for Portland. Green III Fred W. Crcene, Sr., Is reported by friends to be slightly improved from she has made many friends who will be sorry to learn of her illness. a a Brush Fire Sliaiht'y more than an acre of brush and urass on Griffin creek was burned last evening. The state lorest patrol dispatched 13 men and two pumpers to put the fire cut. A strong wind hindered the firefighters somewhat. Births Born at Sacred Heart hospital this morning, July 11. to Mr. and severe illness of tha past twe Ji11" t-nisnoim oi uora niu weeks. He is confined to his I" bay boy weighing 7 pounds, country home, Green-Crest. Mr. Greene's youngest son. John recently arrived in Medford from Yuma, Ariz., to spend the summer at his parents' home. John is wr;ll known in Medford and is a brother of Dick and Fred W. Greene, Jr. In Hospital Miss Virginia Parker is confined in Commun ity hospital with an infected SATURDAY ONLY Greeting Cards 5c Cards ......... . 3c 10c Cards .. . . 6c 15c Cards 9c 25c Cards 15c 0 Qg Begins FRIDAY GOT SOLE STOCK REDUCTION TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL MERCHANDISE BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS y2off Small Pottery VASES Values to 35c 19 Assorted Pottery Figures. Vases and Ash Trays 15 Wood Sandwich Trays. Paper Napkin Holders, Hors D'oeuvre Pick Hold ersGreatly Reduced. FRAMED REPRODUCTIONS That Look Like REAL OIL PAINTINGS The master strokes of the artist's conception are faithfully reproduced by lha COLOR - CRAFT PROCESS Glowing palette color m uncannily t tured you'll tow you bruh mark. Gold mta1 leaf frame. eprllly deigned for each tubjert. 9x1 2 -Choice 9c VASES 1 Lot. fl.2S to 11.50 ...r 89 Assorted Animals. ONE LOT Figures and Assorted Imitation Hum mel figures Rsgule 11.00 and $I.2S for 69 Imported Scotly Dogs Mexican Book Ends .11.00 $1.25 Hand Carved Hut Crackers Cseche-SloTsklan Vases Mexican Ash Trays 11.39 7Se 73e Assorted Figures and Anlmals.t!c Imported Cork Coaster Sets 98e Fancy Matches lie Pressed Wood Ash Trays S1.00 Cookie Jar 12.00 Now G9C No- sor Now SO. Now 49? Now 40? Now 59? Now 690 Now 100 Now 69t Now 81.39 Two Pen Pressed Wood Desk Sets One Pen Pressed Wood Desk Set Set of S "Swing Band" Figures .. Hand Msde Shell Flowers in Vases . Tire Place Brooms ,, Glide Bags, SI.OO for 79c Glide Bags $2.19 for $1.59 Glide Tissue Cases 35e for Me .$5.00 S.1.73 . $3.5082.50 .$5.50 9.,. 49 .$i.oo iv 69c 39c W. Main Leon B. Hasklns Phone 775 4 ounces. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Rater, Sixth and Front streets a boy weighing six pounds and five ounce?, in Community hos pital late last night, Wednesday, July 10. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hsrold Crump of Jacksonville, a boy weighing nine pounds, 2'i ounces, in Communltv hospital late last night, Wednesday, July 10. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. A Neff of Star route, a boy weigh ing seven pounds. 103t ounces, in Community hospital last night, Wednesday, July 10. FOR SALE Cow; also started turkey poulu. Phona HXJ4-W. FURNISHED APARTMENTS: 818 N. Central. gas. WIDOW WISHES correspondence with gentleman 59 to 70. Box 2008 Tribune. SLABS Select pine, slnsle load S3.00. Medford Fuel. Tel. 631. FOR SALE Springer spaniels, one 8 months old; two 7 weeks old. 130 Kenwood. FOR SALE One 30-Asllon self-acting gas hot water tank, 815. See at ail West Main. Jacksonville, July 11. (Spl.) Jimmy Morris, who nas been attending college in Los An geles, has returned to his home. He is now helping his father Id his service station. Lena Johnson haa been 111 at her home for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wlnnlngham and children, Richard and Bruce, visited relatives hers recently en route to Diamond lake, where they plan to remain on a two-week camping trip. Homer 6m eta recently returned from Portland Buslneaa college. Junior Ayers haa been 111 at his home for several days but Is now reported recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Audrua 8mlth are the proud parenta of an eight-pound baby boy. Mother and son are re ported getting along nlcaly. Dorna Mclntyre returned from Klamath Falls July 9 en route to Brookings, Calif., where aha will spend a few days with her sunt, Mrs. Blackner. They plan to return here July 18. Leah Smith Is vacationing at Sea side. Ore. Sha plana to stay Indefi nitely. Mr.- and Mrs. Leonard Christian and children, Jerry and Patty, visited friends In Jacksonville July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Patterson returned from a vacation In Portland July 8. They had been visiting Mr. Patterson'a parenta. Mr. Patterson retumiMl f . Portland with tha kleri- , . , .... ..... 1037 Porttlac Sedan, radio, heater 6S SKINNER'S DEPENDABLE USED CARS School Buses from 1D30 Chevrolet to 1037 a. M. C. Some can be used for school buses axaln. From SIB5 to SHOO 1938 Ford Station Wagon good for a small school bus or for pas senger and commercial car S57S 1837 Chevrolet Truck larae stock rack, good motor and tires, only S535 1938 O. M. C. 2VJ -ton Heavy Duty Truck dual rear end. 8.3Sx30 tlree, motor overhauleo. very clean: a quality truck for. U8 1837 Bulck Century Sedan, radio heater 5fl5 1937 Bulck Special Sedan 875 1937 Chrysler Convertible Coupe.. 878 1938 Ford Deluxe Couue. extra good - M 1937 Neih Lafayette Tudor Sedan 475 937 Nash Lafayette Coupe aao Edward Robinson' a Newest Picture on C rater ian Program "Little Cnesar" is back in action again. This time it's as "Brother Orchid" that Edward G. Robinson is heading the mob. Opening ycsteiday at the Cra tcrian theater. "Brother Or chid" Is the hilarious story of an underworld big-shot who Roes gunning for culture a tailor-made role for Robinson. Members of his "mob" in clude the girl friend, Flo, a hat chick girl in a swank night spot. She took good tip and before long the owned the night club. Blonde Ann Sothern plays baseball tournament. J. H. Lauhead of Chicago haa arrived by plane for a two-week vacation with his father, Tom Lau head. His sister, Mrs. c. 3. Dunning ton, and daughter Nancy, of .West Fir, are also visiting her father. Mrs. Patricia Adams, who haa been receiving medical treatment In Warm Springs, Ore., has returned to her home. Her condition la reported Im proved. Eva Couch haa returned to her home in Pamona, Calif., after an extended visit with her slater, Mrs. John Pernoll of Applegate. Alice Hoefs and Mlas McCully called on Mra. Walter Bell of Talent July 8. Mrs. Allean Maxwell called on friends her July 8. Herbert Lewis of Rainier. Wash., visited his aunt. Mra. Williams, and Lulu Saulsbury recently. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Flynn are moving from Jacksonville to near Lake o' the Woods. They plan to auy the remainder of the summer as Mr. Flynn Is employed with the forest service In that vicinity. John Hewitt and Vernon Strong of Rto Dell spent tha week of the Fourth with relatives In Jacksonville and Klamath Palls. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wlnntngham of Keno spent tha week-end with rela tives In Medford, Jacksonville and Applegate. SKINNERS OARAOE Phone 403 Bulck Cam a. M. C. Trucks Open Sundays and Evenings Km SALE Fruit stand. Good going Business, ciiv Limit Fruit Stand. So. Pacific Highway. NT.W MODERN Seed Cleaning Plant now operating on full time basta and ready to do your grain clean UM. We guarantee our work to please you. P. E. Samson Co 4th and Front. GERMAN ROLLER CANARY, cage and stand. Rosu River Sani tarium. Jacksonville. FOR SALE Brand-new stenotvpe machine and course, a&o. 221 No. Holly. 1840 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, low mileage, will take sedan aa pars payment. Bos 337S Tribune. PICKUP SPECIALS 1838 DODO I Pickup overload springs, aportllght; waa 1485; now . .. .. 8448 . 1938 INTERNATIONAL Plrkup ovar- hsuled and repainted: waa 34S; now 8398 1930 FORD Pickup waa 8148; now . alio 1928 FORD Pickup waa 878; now . 848 IBM CHEVROLET Pickup waa 88S: now eao 1931 DURA NT Pickup was 888; 1925 DODGE Pickup was 835: now IH 1937 FORD Pickup waa 839: now 10 HAHN MOTORS Used Car Lot 25 So. Riverside. FOR RUNT Nicely furnished duplex. , Electrlo refrigerator. Maytag, elec tric range and on neater. Adults, 704 Pine. HIGHEST CASH PKICES PAID for SCRAP IRON AND METAL t. all kinds battertea. radiators, alumi num, copper, brass: also hide. . Delta and wool. Medford Bargain House 27 N Grape Phone loea FOR RENT Spacious and attractive four-room dowr-atalra autta In the Holly Apartmauta. Completely fur- . nlslied axcept dishes and linen. ' Oaraca Second door north of poatofflee Adults only 840. Avail able now. See .manager In rear, or phone 1397-R. Slot machines exist that will stamp and mail letters, take your picture, polish your shoes, test your strength, or sell your in surance policies. ROXY jLLJ MaU-SV Inc. Us F.ve-50r Inc. US Mimir A lUMfc ANVTIMK. Phowi 7:00-9:18 Etm-soc, Inc. us Klddlet a Dime Anvtlnw End. Tonight! A lie Don Amech "Hollywood Cavalcade" and "Good oirls Ge to Paris- TWO FUN THRILL HITS! HITHERS LEADS THE 110 PARADE OF J 1 8 4 'fla.-TTT ViJI Hsl IM,. Pesm..; evHK Mill: lEf ' Tomorrow k Seturdsv! "ThrtVuTj , ed feel Jack Rn 1 ..rMiiFTlNG H-I L-A-R-l-O-U-S ! ! ! a i a i i i Ann Humphrey Sat hern Bogsrt Ralph Allen Bellamy Jenkins COMINO SUNDAYI Douglas FAIRBANKS, Jr. Madeleine H; carroll e7 h 4 mm with TULLI0 CARMINATI nmiEL AHCtLUS LYNNt OVERMA Get That Date! Join in the Fun! STARTS TODAY FOR 3 DAYS! IS) X?&Sm'J f Plul Clarence E. MuUord's llji h X?f V4 S?f 'V "Hoppy". . sldln' and llohtin' I 111 if Shows Hi-1-D.il Mata-Joc-Uc Inc. lax; les-4iic-Kc Inc. last KuUllee 10c tr