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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 25. 1940. PAGE NINE LOCAL and PERSONAL JOHN APPLEGATE Trem Ashland Hubert B. Bentley of Ashland attended the donkey Softball game at the fairgrounds field last night. On Vacation Ray W. Lyon. member of the custodial staff at the Medford postoffice. is enjoying his annual fortnight's vacation. On Coast R. H. Singler of 27 Rose avenue, a clerk at Med ford postoffice, Mrs. Singler and their two sons are spend ing a two weeks' vacation on the Oregon coast. In Grants Pass Lewis Ul rich, manager of the state em ployment service here, and Rus sell D. Davis, senior employ ment officer of the state un employment compensation com mission, transacted official bus iness in Grants Pass today. To Port Orford Miss Polly Cooker plans to leave here early in August for Port Orford where she has a position as a beauty operator. She has been a student for the past year at Leonards Beauty col To Haa Dance The youth committee of Townsend club 2 today announced the third of a series of free dances for young people of the community. The dance will be held Saturday evening at 9 in Townsend hall at 123VS West Main street. Improred A slight improve ment was reported today in the condition of Mrs. Rose G. Schleffelin of the Findley apart ments. S09 South Holly street, who has been seriously ill. Mrs. Schieffelin is a patient in Sac red Heart hospital. No visitors are permitted. In the East Kendrick Wat aon, city mail carrier, is spend ing a vacation of three weeks in the east. He left here last Friday for San Francisco whence he was to travel by streamline train to New York His itinerary included several days at the New York world's fair. Vacationing The Rev and Mrs. Glenn R. Phillips and family of Hollywood are spend ing their vacation in the val ley, dividing their time be tween Rogue-A-Lure and visit ing friends in Medford. The Rev. Mr. Phillips is the pastor of the First Methodist church in Hollywood. Vacation Ends Robert A Newland of 851 East Ninth street, a city mail carrier, re sumed his postal work Tues day after enjoying a vacation of three weeks in various parts of Texas. Accompanied by Mrs. Newland. he made the trip by motorcar. Cable Lost One hundred feet of one-inch wire cable was lost off a logging truck owned by Hurman brothers of Pros pect, somewhere on the Crater Lake highway this morning. city police were told. Anyone finding the cable, in a large roll, was asked to return it to Hubbard Brothers' hardware store or the city police station. la Company A Announce ment was made today of the enrollment of three young men in Company A, 186th infantry of the Oregon national guard They were Theodore Pappas of Treat for Elks What was I described as "an exceptional j treat" is in store for all Elks I who gather at the temple this evening. Hour for the treat I was set at 8:45. Preparations were being made for a large turnout. The Medford lodge of Elks does not hold formal meet ings in July. August and Sep tember, but members gather as usual every Thursday evening for informal pleasantries. Baby Sandy Is Rialto Headliner GREAT ADVENTURE John Applegate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Applegate. plans to leave around the first of August on a cross-country tour to Nova Scotia, fulfilling most anv bov'a dream of The In Country Mrs. Howard . Great Adventure." Brice of the GeBauer apart- All his traveling will be done ments spent yesterday in the j a car he completely rebuilt country. She was the luncheon guest of Mrs. John Litster at her home on Sardine creek above Gold Hill. Mrs. Brice was enthralled by the House of Mystery which she saw for the first time. Mrs. Brlce's husband is here on a temporary mission for the United Press Associations with which he has been identified for a number of years. Plana Passengers United Mainliner arrivals this noon in cluded Miss E. Smith, from San Francisco, and Mrs. J. E. Brady, from Oakland. C. S. Robinson left on the forenoon Mainliner for San Francisco. C. R. Gates left by Mainliner last night for Seattle, Wash. Mrs. A. Lowery and her daughter arrived by Mainliner from San Francisco yesterday afternoon. Leaving on the same plane were L. S. White, to Portland, and Mrs. Kay Horton, to Boise, Idaho, via Portland. Small Firs Finishing touches were being applied today to a small fire on the Rogue River national forest near the Ha maker guard station a mile and half off the Diamond Lake highway. The fire, set by lightning last week and discov ered yesterday afternoon, was in heavy duff and down tim ber. A guard from the Ha maker station and two other men worked on the fire yes terday and a CCC crew was sent in this morning to mop up. The blaze was held to a quarter acre. s Driver Tests Examinations will be held here as usual Sat urday for ' persons seeking li censes or permits to operate motor vehicles. A state ex aminer will be in council cham bers on the top floor of city hall from 9 a. m. to S p. m. Applicants are asked to report to him. Both written exam inations and road tests will be given. To pass he examina tions, the applicant must be familiar with the state traffic manual, copies of which may be procured without cost at city and state police headquar ters, the sheriff's office and the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. into a house trailer. His car, complete In a cream paint job with plaid trimmings and plaid upholstering, will resemble, when finished, a very small but compact house. This summer John has been helping his father and prior to that he was employed in the license department in the sec retary of state's office. With the money he has earned, he will finance his entire trip. In Nova Scotia, he plans to learn to sail and handle a boat from a friend of his brother Dick. At the end of this time, if world conditions are such that the trip could be safely made, Jihn will buy a boat and with two or three other boys return to the Pacific coast by way of the Panama canal. A complete account of his trip will be kept and later John 1 -plans to write a book on his , experiences. j j John attended St. Mary's In : Medford and later the seminary I at Mount Angel college. He and - ; his brother Dick, are both well i known in Medford, Dick being j manager of the United Press in ' Salem. Any boy that is really Inter ested in a trip of this kind. t',t V $ f ' J 1 ilV.3 . v. Jfl as an adaed attraction, it can't help but be one of the most talked about subjects of the show. For in this one. Donald Duck finds himself a jitterbug although much against his will. His three nephews and Daisy a ducky lledy Lamarr are the cause of the excite ment. Iff undoubtedly one of the funniest Duck cartoons Dis ney has ever produced. Yes, sir! this is Baby Sandy, the little girl who stole your heart as a boy In Bing Crosby's "East Side of Heaven," and with Mischa Auer in "Little Accident." In "Sandy Is a Lady," which heads the double bill opening a three-day run at the Rialto theater, Sandy is c grown-up little lady and around her is centered the year's most laughable cast, headed by Mischa Aucr, who has played in all of her pic tures; Eugene Pallctte, Edgar Kennedy, Billy Gilbert and Fritz Feld. Tom Brown and Nan Grey have supporting roles with "Butch" and "Buddy" of "The Underpup" fame. "Days of Jesse James," star ring Roy Rogers as the detec tive imported by the railroads to track down and capture the notorious James boys, plays as the companion feature with 'Sandy Is a Lady." should get in touch with John ! 1 f at his home, for he would like j s a companion to share his travel-j i jsi ' . X ing experiences. J i. . I ' LAST MINUTE APPEAL IDE IN EFFORT TO SAVE CLAUDE CLINE tit ,:r Salem, July 25. (P) Last minute efforts to appeal the first degree murder conviction of Claude E. Cline, 46-year-old Fossil prospector sentenced .to die in the lethal gas chamber at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow, were made today by the Rev. P. W. Eriksen, Salem minister. Eriksen asked Gov. Charles A. Sprague to grant a brief re prieve so the appeal could be filed, but the governor gave no indication he would do so. a & h - trv, irvin BY 9-STORY LEAPtHL Niagara Falls, N. Y., July 25 (U.R) Jackson Brown, 20-year-old confessed bandit who ad mitted robberies and holdups to- Portland, July 25. IIP) A Portland attorney offered his I services without charge today for an appeal of the first de-1 gree murder conviction of Claude E. Cline. Irvin Goodman, the attorney. was willing to act, "at request of the Oregon 1 1 Prison association and the Rev. P. W. Eriksen." Salem minister, if Governor Sprague would stay the execution. I i It .J- if ! Radio Highlights By Associated Press (Pacific Standard Time) New York. July 25 P For the first lime in more tnan tnree wantfd mm v-nrkm' rhiidirn years, the Dionne quintuplets. Chanie according in hours and new ix vnn old. will be heard meI. SIS West 13th. in a broadcast to the U. S. Thurs- rOR SALE 1031 Chfrrolft drlut NEW tt-pltc set dishes IfioraJ da coup, low mllt&tf. Will tk ai'n). Never been ued. Will trad smaller car on tradt. Sea owner for best offer. P. O. Box SIS. at 34 Mistletoe St Medford. VSTO THUCK TIRES 7 50x20 and WAN1 ED Best nous S800 to Si 000 T0CH aa kw a SS esrh. Lewis win but. S37 North Central. Surfer Service. Stn and front. I:.".':"".'""" ." . r ; WE REFINISH CARS to make them ANTED-OIrl for hc.u-ew and look nhl d fUmBln to IL,T fare of children. Sll S Rltertlde. th4t wiy 4ltcl),u Auto Beauty FOR SAI.B S-room house lth bath . eh?- Also a-ronrn house on side street. RENT 6peioa and attractive Corner lot. paved streeta. cloe In lour-room dowr-etalre suite In tha Shade and ahntba Income 50 ..,,m. ,. ,, L. O. Plcaell. IS South B"lett 0arae tfeeond doot oorta of TWO-ROOM, clean, attractive, fur- P"'""'c Adulu on!. S40 Avail- nlshed anartment: adulu only. ow """" 10 C.)l 31T Hs-en. or phone 1397-B. WANTFT) Rlarkhemr plrkera. Shsres sa ish as wfs day night, August 1, on WJZ NBC. Their physician, Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, will participate. Tonight: Europe and inter American, subject to change MBS 5:15. 6: CBS. 4:55. 6:15. 6:30; WJZ-NBC 6; NBC 8. Friday: Europe and inter American subject to change NBC a. m 8:45 a. m.; uus 4 a. m., 2:45 p. m. WANTED Woman for general house work. Phone aodfl. HOU.YWOOO SOl'ND STUDIOS will train two men for sound projection operators. Box 3090 Tribune. FOR RENT S-room duplex. Fur nished. 316 Wabash, near Stevens St. HAVE YOUR furniture reupholstered. reflntshed, reglued. Phone 43S-R. Thlbault. Too Late to Classify EXCELLENT INCOME Sacrificed SO acre nomrrVtated. includes 30 acre voting hearlne trees cherry, apricot, peaohea, Bartletta. Fiillv equipped, stock, crops, furnished modem house. No lncumberance. Cash talks. Owner physical dts- LAUNDRY done aa you Ilk It. Reasonable. 304 Boardman. WANTED 10 000 ahakea. B. R Elliott. SLABS nelect pine, alnsle load S3 00. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 2 1 f it riijl . 5J ) Tax Boost Upheld Salem, July 25. UP) Circuit .tnHce. Tuia P Hpwitt nf Port- ahng approximately $19,000 ,and su5tairled yesterday the throughout the country, leaped state Ux commis8ion-, increas to his death early today from in. ,h. ..B,lla.ion of the Mackav the ninth floor of a downtown hotel. Brown, formerly a resident of route 2 and Noble H HoUis and Boston 'Mass confessed in a Henry D. Booth of Central Point. There are still six va cancies in the company, Capt. Carl Y. Tengwald, commanding, fa id. OffleUl Calls Perry A. Thompson of Washington, D. C, chief of the division of personnel management, U. S. forest service, paid a call this mornins at Rogue River na tional forest headquarters where he has a number of old friends. Mr. Thompson was once super visor of the Willamette na tional forest with headquarters in Eugene. Ke is making a tour of rational forests through cut the west. note found in his hotel room. The note was addressed to Chicago police and in neat, Itemized form listed mail robberies, holdups Radio and Telegraph company's Oregon properties from $123. 000 in 1931 to $142,000 In 1939. the state tax commission said today. 7 V H S7 .. .. - ..SassMelsaaat NORM ALCY? The royal yichttna season delayed by war. King Christian (above) of Den. mark finally msnaied to go for a sail at Copenhagen. The king reportedly toes about his dally life little affected by German occupation of Denmark April "t Walter Brennan is 1 Heading Brilliant Cast at Craterian Packed with thrills, romance and beauty solid entertainment ! all the way through "Mary i land," which came to the Cra terian theater yesterday, tcps one of the finest all-around pro grams to be shown here for quite some time. Filmed in Technicolor, the picture cap tures the great tradition of the proud south. Walter Brennan, that flre eatin', horse-lovin" old codger who was "Kentucky's" Acad emy Award winning star, heads an outstanding cast, including a couple of other award winners Fay Bainter and Hattie Mo- Daniel, Others are Brenda Joyce, John Payne, Charlie Rug gles and Marjorie Weaver. There's another player in the cast who simply must not be neglected. He's Ben Carter, in the role of Shadrach, darky stable boy. Maybe it was be cause he was inspired by the presence of the three award winners, or maybe it's because he's never had a chance be fore, but this colored actor al most steals the honors from his more distinguished players. The story centers on a moth er's aversion to horses after her husband has been thrown and killed during a fox hunt. Despite her inhibitions, her son becomes an expert horseman and. to further complicate the situation, he falls in love with the granddaughter of the horse trainer. All the glory, romance and traditions are developed In the Intensely human story, cli maxed by the spectacle of flam ing silks, flashing against blue sky and green turf at America's most spectacular steeplechase the Maryland Hunt Cup race. Although "Mr. Duck Steps Out. the new Disney cartoon on the same program, is listed U9ITJ HOME RADIOS Make your price and you can have them. Lewla Super Service. 8th and Front. LOST Lady's octagonal gold wrist watch. Finder return to 6 Coming Court. Reward. WANTED TO R ENT Two-bedroom home. Modern. Muet be reason able. P. O. Box S04. FOR 8AI.E IMA Whippet coupe. Economical and excellent running ' condition. $40 cash. 303 Vancouver Av. FOR SALE Small Kelvlnator electric refrigerator. Hi. Phone 87S-J. S13 Pennsylvania Ave. WANTED TO RENT Small, modern, furnished house or apartment. Reasonable. Box S09I Tribune. WILL PARTY who waa seen takln ladder from back of houea at 11 S. Orange pleas return It. Fra Weddings Charleston. W. Va. frt and passing of bogus checks in ou belong to the Rev. H. Lloyd at least 25 different cities. Hug Raft Ltavas Astoria, Ore., July 25. (IP) A great Benson log raft, the second taken south this season. mo-ed slowly down the Ore gon coast today behind a tug. The 5.000.000 board feet of logs were guided from Cathamet to Astoria between two stern wheelers yesterday and towed across the bar by tugs last night. The raft is bound for San Diego. 'OR WINDSOR, TOO! w) MOOS Windsor ITtAIOefT SOUIION WNflKIY "fRINCI of good bourbons" ns'ionai eiPiumt waoucTt eooiio. n. t. Parkinson's church, and want to get married, you're in luck. It dismayed the Baptist pastor that so many young couples went to Kentucky for the cere mony. He would like to see them united at home, so he offered to officiate at the marriage of any church member until Dec. 31 free. Baited for Bait. Sioux Falls, S. D. (1 Fred Kozak, whose word is as good as the next fisherman's, placed two shiny minnows on his lines and sat down to wait. Two ' hours went by without a nib I ble and he dragged in hir lines, i discouraged. Both minnows had hooked a bright new art! ficial lure, apparently lost by another fisherman. FOR ARCHITECT CLARK Salem, July 25. ((Howard K. Perrin of Klamath Falls was appointed by Governor Charles A. Sprague today to a five-year term on the stale board of archi tect examiners, effective last May 30. He succeeds Frank C. Clark of Medford. 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The school chartered two United Airline planes for flights to all six of its out of town contests. Includ ing Willamette university at Portland. October 4. Your Architect ass lit rerommend Chamberlln fol Weatherstrip. Insulation, ate. Tree Estimates, aninmrr prlres. E. I. Ked. c o l.ind Bros. Phone tia.
