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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 17. 1940. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Hsturn Horn Mn. J. Orbi Cooksey end infant daughter, Pamela, returned to the Cook sey home at 928 East Jackson boulevard la'st night by plane from Portland. In Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Apollo of 131 South Grape street spent yesterday in Klamath Falls on busines. and attended the wrestling matches there last evsning. Guests from Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Kill Unrath and daugh ter. Mary Elise, of Roseburg are visiting at the horns of Mrs. Unrath's aunt, Mrs. Susan Eads, 29 Kenwood avenue. . At Springs Edward. Rita and Norman Kubll of Apple gate were among Sunday vis itors at Cinnabar Springs. Tht road to the resort is in good condition and "like a boule vard," Chris Kenney, manager, said today. Injured Sarah Ellis of 425 North Grape street Is confined in Community hospital as the result of a serious accident Sunday when she was thrown from a horse. She was report ed by hospital attendants to have had a pood night last night. j Father 111 Mrs. V. R. Bal lantyne of 822 West Tenth street left by plane today for Portland from where she will go to Hillsboro where her fath er, A. E. Brandaw, is seriously ill. Mr. Brandaw has visited in Medford frequently and has friends here who will be sorry to learn of his illness. Visiting Here Miss Margaret Dow of San Francisco arrived by motorcar this morning to spend a few days with rela tives heri. During her visit she will be guert of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Beebe of Central Point, and her cousin, Miss Barbara Lee Koehler of 610 King street. Firemen's Picnic Medford's volunteer firemen and regulars off duty will hold their first annual picnic Sunday at Bybec Beach park on Rogue river at Bybee bridge. The men's fam ilies also will attend, between 50 and 00 persons being ex pected. The picnickers are to gather at the park at 1 p. m Swimming.a ball game and other diversions will precede the serving of the picnic lunch . To Give Lectures Louise Billings of the I Am Sanctuary, 210 Craterian building, has re turned from a three weeks stay In Los Angeles where she attended a Great Shrine class She announced today that Fran ces Ekey of Philadelphia, prom inent leader in the I Am phi! osophy, will sneak at ths Med ford sanctuary at 8 p. m. Fri day and Saturday. Anyone in terested is invited to hear her, Have Baby Word was re ceived here today of the birth of a boy weighing eight pounds, three ounces, Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bennett in Grants Pass. The baby was named Edward Franklin, Jr. The baby's father is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Carl Bennett of 343 South Grape street, and Mrs. Bennett is the former Miss Bertha Finney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Finney of 910 Stevens street. Nebraska Picnic The Ne braska Picnic association will hold, its 17th annual picnic at Avery park in Corvallis on Sunday, August 4. All Ne-l braskans tire invited. Each 1 to bring his own picnic lunch and service. Free coffee will be provided. A program of entertainment will be pnsented. Last year 2500 former Nebras kans attended the picnic. Avery park is situated on highway 99-W about a quarter ni:le south of Corvallis. Signs mark the way. Dakota Picnic The annual North and South Dakota picnic will be held in the upper part of Lithia park in Ashland on Sunday. July 28. All former residents of the Dakotas are invited to attand. Each famii' will provide its own picnic lunch. Cofftv, iced tea and lemonade will be furnished free. The picnic will start at noon. Alexander's guitar band will provide music. The pro gram Includes various games and races, a tug-of-war between the two states, impromptu talks and vocal and Instrumental music. CARNIVAL DANCE TONIGHT DREAMLAND HALL Rernlar Tnnnsend Dante. perorations free. Alvi Prix Darfe .lnnr derided bv applause til Invited. Udlea in Men SS PERSONAL I On Vacation Dan Hull of 517 South Grape street left by motorcar this morning on a ten-day vacation trip to the San Francisco bay area. His Itinerary included the Golden Gate international exposition. Lodge to Meat Pocahontas lodge will meet Friday at 8 p. m. in Redman hall on Apple street. Members will go to the home of Mn Wayne Keesee, 28 South Peach street, for a lawn party after lodge session. Place Change! Degree of Honor picnic scheduled for Sun day at 10 a. m. will take place at Helman Baths in Ashland instead of McKee bridge as was first planned. The Klamath Falls lodga will also attend the affair. Flying North Lieut. Q. T Quick stopped at Medford mu nicipal airport today to have his army Northrup atUick plane refueled. He was en route from Hamilton field, San Rs feal, Cal.. to Boeing field, Se attle, Wash. Chimney Firs No damage was done by i chimney fire at the home of C. A. Nutter. 826 South Central avenue at 9:10 this morning. The fire department's chemical crew' stood by while aoot In the chimney burned itself out. j . To Picnic Cub packs 1. 3 and 8 of Medford and 40 of Central Point will hold a clcnic Thursday evening at Jackson Hot Springs. Cubs are to at tend in the afternoon t swim,1 and parents are to go at C .T0 p. m. for the picnic. Families are to bring a drink and salnd or cup cakes. Awards will be made after supper. Plana Passengers J. S. Ash ley left by United Mainliner this noon for Portland. Mrs J. Mount and C. C. Bcchtoki arrived from Portland on the forenoon Mainliner. Passengers leaving early this morning were L. W. Wright, Mrs. V. R. Hal lantyne, George Hiles and Rus sell Olson, to Portland, and R. W. Crutchfield, to Seattle. Ar rivals from Portland on the midnight plane were Mrs. J Orbin Cooksey and daughter Pamela and H. Kaplon. J. An derson arrived from Oakland last night, and leaving on the same plane were J. J. Stavert, to Seattle, and Louis B. Ger- unger, to Portland. Succeeds Willkie. Wilmington. Del.. Jtilv 17 jusim it. wniting, elected pres- inent ana a member of the board of Commonwealth and Southern Corp. here today to succeed Wendell L. Willkie, told newsmen when asked what he thought of Willkie's presi dential prospects. Closing time lor Too Lata to Clas sify Ada la ':30 p. n. Hurry! Last lltnea Tonlghl! Rob't Young in "Sporting Blood" Vivien Lelih-t.surence Olivier-"?! Da? Tntether" Gallant Men and Their Women! e V JL "My Favorite Wife" Comes To Craterian Sunday .v.;.' .v:;' What to do when long-losl wife returns on the very day hubby gets married again is the hilarious situation confronting Cary Grant who, with Irene Dunne and Gail Patrick, as wife ENTERTAINS LIONS AT Continuing his appearances , here. Col. Jack Major of the Paducah. Kaintucky, Majors en tertained the Lions club at its' weekly dinner-meeting in the Hotel Medford last night. Major gave his novel program of yarns and humor. His feat of remembering the names of all the Lions after hearing them on ly once slipped a cog when it came to Henry Zachariscn and this added to the club's enjoy ment of the young colonel's pro gram. Major is a publicity rep resentative of the Union Oil company. Earl Sims presented to his fel low clubmen the trophy won by the Medford Lions bowling team at the first annual Lions Red wood Empire tournament at Eu reka, Cal., last month. A past president's pin was presented to Leland Knox, now district governor. The presenta tion, considered a signal honor, was made by Art Render, club president who presided. Marmie Oison was given a membership key for his work in procuring new members. Guests were Kenneth Parrett, L. C. Taylor, Fred P. King, Roy Pruitt, Robert Crutchfield and Earl' Rcitsma. Closing time tor Too Lat .to Claa tfy Ada Is 1:30 p. m. v '"rv "4 m m m f r r . w r . JtFmH.m. r ' v i i r I I I u H I M' I . t-:-k a vtr-e ' O nc-- In . dal role t ) VA'"ji , hi. tomlail III '' LV N " t ! V yJ Northern LlehU in Naming TECHNICOLOR! T"""afai.M.i-Miiiia t..."V - I III I I I I Mi W mr ..I e Royal Mounted rcier On the Yukon" I 1 :Z:. ' 1 iTT. ill ' V-'- f my; ,and ur.uc, rtpn-Uvciy, is .u.ilu in the comedy of marital entan glements, "My Favorite Wife," coming to the Craterian Theater Sunday for a three-day showing. Irene, presumably lost on an f On Roxy Bill i - "Blackmail" brings Edward G. Robinson to the screen of the Roxy theater for today and to morrow only with "His Exciting Night," starring Charlie Rug gles, as the companion feature. Blackmail" tells the shocking story of a man who came back to civilization after a living hell in prison. Bobs Watson plays opposite as Robinson's son. fcan Francisco Butler San Francisco, July 17 (AP) But ter unchanged. Baersmento, July 17 (AP) Churn Ing cream buttrrfat: Tint grade SJc; second giade 29c. PANCE TONIGHT 3 w Townsend Hall 1 iH - 41 KT'CfJ IM W. Main St. TTH 'K Refreshments j ftl flW 0f fiUHl i ROXY &&&0S V M.o.3MW-!.:li . ,,,e.-aUc.lncl. Tl9 f' ! W - llllVlul ?'"Z 'i i K" f J Klrt.ll-. l.lme .vmllme I Y,toU9 w tlf ' f; VvtaTtef-V The Fury of a Man nnKV ... V - ' & fiyl Chained For Life! A 1V)UK 0? ; 1 V III I l l 1 I I I IHI tlBBjftll I llllllhb I fllllti If IUIII aaai akB HIIUViVN Ml WDViiMb liny urn mri-wif J lii. Alriian exploration, returns after a seven-year absence on the day that Cary wedt Gail Randolph Scott is also merrily involved as a scientist with whom Irene spent that period on a desert island. RED CROSS MEET A large attendance Is expected at the annual Jackson county Red Cross meeting to be held Thursday at noon in the Hotel Medford. George T. Frey, chairman, will preside. Luncheon will be followed by election of officers and a program. Other year-end business will also be transacted. Because of the great Increase in the demands upon the Red Cross by wars in all parts of the world, more than usual interest is being shown this year in the meeting. f I 1 nRfflttw- .... Western Stars Chester Morrii la aure to add another feature to his acting cap with h dual characterization of twin brothers in "Wagons West ward." which heads the action double bill opening a three-day run tomorrow at the New Rialto theater. Morris plays both Tom ,. . . . . Cook, a desperate renegade of the west; and his twin brother, David Cook, who has chosen 1ol be an officer of the law and, who,, after a series of notorious. arrestsVi is sent to capture his twin brother and return him to the government. While wagons roll westward and David looks for hit brother and two other dangerous criminals, he falls in love with tha girl his brother loves and his resemblance to the notorious Tom Cook gets him into and out of one jam after another. George "Windy" Hayes, Buck Jones and Anita Louise head the large supporting cast. Renfrew of the Royal Mount ed, featured in "Murder on the Yukon," will play as the com panion feature with "Wagons Westward." CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our frlenda and neighbors for their klndneaa and sympathy during our recent bereave ment. Also for the beautiful floral ottering. J. M. "Pop" Orlmsley. Too Late to Classify FOR PENT 3 -room duplex, fur r,ihl. water and itghve paid, til. 318 Wabash. Phone 43S-R. BLCWf Part dry. per load S3 00. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. FWYPHir nARn HRAniNnH K(f 1 'rr. SH. m " frA' 1 V Rrsulir Si 00 CAR WASH ear W shampoo tout car. Hot Just cold watr wash. SAM BATEMANa Sth St. Shalt rXR 8ALC or TRADE Light truck. Inquire Davia Transfer. FOR SALE Trailer In good shape, 19. 1807 Weat Main. FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent Adulte only. 31S S. Orape. FOR SALE 13-tiih Airline radio, l1) years old. Phone 300. ) FOR SALE OnJt oawnport. SS 7 oo , aiu. rnone ja-H. FOR b.LE jnndera, 4 -room home, hardwood floors, fireplace, double garage, lovelr lawn, furnace, laundrv travs, everrthtnp: up-to-date. Sacrifice S310O Coat 300 esoo down, balance $36 40. Includ ing Interest and taxea. A real buy. Also A acres. Irrigated, 4 -room mod ern house, cltr water, fenced and r rr'i a 1,,. Ktnai.lv -Ias. Run. nniK airciim year armmu. mrr is0o. 300 down. Balanc 2 I month Including interest and taea. A1 -t"t modern h. I all cultivated, plenty shade, near hllh school. Sacrifice KXJ. .AJao t acre on 99 Highway. 9-room mod-rn home, city water, lame eprtivf, pure drinking water. Ini tiated. Family orchard. 3 acrea Bear creek bottom. Price S2750. Terms. Everything In Real Eatat. 1 ain't mad at nobody "DAD- ROBERTS, 7J0 W. tn4. TKS APRICOTS c feece tt e I pound, citv Limit Fruit Stand, So. Pacific Highway. BOYSENBERRIES We still have 'em. 75c your container. B. V. Oood road. Weat Stewart Ave. FOR BENT Apacious and attrsctlvs four-rooro downatalra suit tn the ffolly ApaTt-tnvnl. Cowptetaiy fur nished except dlahee and linen. Oarage Second door north of poetorflc. Adttttt only wta. Aextl adle now. see manager in rear or phone 1397-R. LIBERAL Trade Allowance On Your Old Tlraa SPECIAL LOW YERM3 ON NEW Goodyear Tires SAM B AT EM AN 'S 6TH ST. SHELL SERVICE t mm LOST Brown tipper coin purse Medford. Reward. Call 773-H FOR RENT 3 or 4-room. amall. fur nished house.. Adulta only. Tribune) Box 22a. WANTED -Cattle to pasture. Alio 13:i tone baled meadow hay for . Xlroy jackatm, Rt. Ko. 3, Eaglo Point. WANTED Rtwlelgl. 4i.lr. Pleaa ant. profitable. Independent bust neaa. Edward Jones. Phone 911. Central Point. WANTED Scrap iron for domeetlo market. Unload In car and receive) more money. Medlord Bargain Houae, 37 N. Orape St. Phone 1053. FOR RtT e!y fuCTtu&ed 4ipjez, Electric refrigerator. Maytag, elec trie range and oil neater. Adulta, 704 PIDe. HIOHEST CASH FK1CES PAID for SCRAP IRON AND METAL 1. ell fclnda, batterlea. raolatora, all) mi ll urn, copper, brass; also bides. pelta and wool. Medford Barftala Kouao. 37 K. 3fwp. Fboo tK2. taster moiett Portland I hr. zi m!n. Seattls 2 hrs. M mln Now 4 flights daily. Leave 12:02 p.m., 3:43 p.m., 9:13 p.m., 4:37 a.m. San Francisco 2 hrs. Lot Angoles 4 hrs. 3 iJJgbis daily, leave 11:25 am, 6:15 pm, 12 midnight Low fares. For Reservations: call rvl tqas.it, hatx!a, r UNITED AIR LINES 1 Mue TW! .-. I 4Se, Ta - -Aire 11 Riddles a mm r
