MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTNE. MEDFORD. ORECJON, FRTDAY. JULY 26. 1910.
PAGE ELEVEN
LOCAL and
Visiting Hin-Mn. W. F. Hill
of Merrill arrived here Thurs
day night to spend few days
visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Hulen of 229 North Ivy street.
Back From Lv Lelwyn C.
Breen, assistant adjutant at
Medford CCC district headquar
ters, returned yesterday from a
four days' leava during which
he visited his father in Seattle.
Wash. Mr. Breen also visited
friends in Portland.
On Businass Trip Bill Dash
ney, assistant to Ralph Cambell,
attorney for the state unemploy
ment compensation commission,
was a Medford visitor yesterday.
He left last evning to return
north via the coast route along
which he planned to make sev
eral business calls.
Flua Fire Chemical crew of
the fire department was called
this forenoon to the A. C. Got
tig home at 1004 East Jackson
boulevard where soot in the
chimney had become ignited.
The firemen stood by while the
soot burned itself out. There
was no damage.
Ai Exposition The following
Jackson county residents regis
tered at the Shasta-Cascade
building during recent visits at
the Golden Gate international
exposition at San Francisco:
Maxine Cobleigh, Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Jerome, Vera Kellenbeck,
Frank Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. T.
B. Sweney, Jean Hermanson,
Charlotte Bieson, Lorraine Mor
ris, Major M. Morris, Zora T.
Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Tur
pin. Arthur Short. Mrs. Arthur
Short, Patricia Short. Mrs. Car
rie E. Young. Bob Littrefl, Dale
Niederbeyer, Marion Tilley, Mr.
H. Tilley, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Reinklng, Mr. and Mrs. Al Lit
trell. Helen Littrell, Mrs. L. L.
Jacobs, Eula E. Jacobs. Mrs.
Olen Arnspiger, Frances and
Bertha Arnspiger and Harold A.
Bither, all of Medford; Mrs. Guy
Cobleigh, Phoenix; Mrs. A. H.
Webster and Ruth Clark, Cen
tral Point; Geneva and Arthur
Davies, Jacksonville; and Mr,
and Mri. R. I. Flaharty, Mrs. J.
at i . . . ,,,
m. uainpiun, mrs. ij. croui ana
Mr. and Mrs. L. Peers Wilmeth,
Asmand.
Brick Size Holes
Exist In every avrrace ulndow.
thambfrlln IVratherotrlp rloie
thee metes, gtnp dint, drafts.
E. D. Rwl, c'o Llnd Bros. Phone
810.
anderson's
Thrift Market
"Quality First"
South Riverside Across From Bruce Bauer Lumber Co.
ED ANDERSON OWNER
4
Free
Deliveries
Daily
Open
Sundays
and
Evenings
Low Overhead Means Low Food Prices
"TAKE A LOOK"
AT OUR SUPER VALUES
Prices Effective Sat., Sun., Mon.
CRACKERS I CANDY BARS
Sla-Crisp x
2 lb, box 15c 1 2 for . . 5c
Our Own Blend of Finest
COFFEE . . lb. 21c
Anderson Thrift Market. Fresh ground while you shop.
4 extra cups to the pound.
gejajR i Swift's
Ken f Quality
r$UiN- 2 for 35c
IV--feA In A real treat
I I Wilson's Deviled
JjniOlb. . 53c Meat Spread
jzSi 100 lb. $5.09 1 I tin,, 3 for 10c
BANAMAS
FARM FRESH
PRODUCE
PERSONAL
AP Man Kara Bob Cavag
naro. Associated Press represen
tative, transacted business here
today '.
To Fair Mrs. F. M. Benford
of 830 Taylor street left recent
ly for San Francisco where she
will attend the fair and visit her
mother Mrs. A. McRay, and her
brother, Marion Sones.
From Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Irving L. Nason of Portland vis
ited here Wednesday while en
route home from Detroit where
they took delivery of a new car.
Flying North Lieut. F.
Adams stopped yesterday at
Medford municipal airport to
have his U. S. Douglas transport
plane refueled. He was en route
from the Sacramento air depot
to McChord field, Tacoma,
Wash.
Sistars Visit Mrs. Frank
Neidhart of Chicago is a guest
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Catherine Jay, 227 South Oak
dale avenue. It was the first
time in 31 years the sisters were
together. Accompanied by her
son Richard, Mrs. Neidhart ar
rived by train Sunday. The visi
tors will remain for two weeks.
Small Fire Another small
forest fire caused by lightning
a week ago was discovered late
yesterday afternoon and two
men were combating it today.
Although no word had been re
ceived from the fire-fighters,
headquarters here said the fire
probably was small. The blaze
was on the side of Goose Egg
mountain two miles south of
Crater Lake national park. To
reach it, the fire-fighters had to
walk six miles up a steep moun
tainside. Fog today was" a favor
able factor.
Grass Firai The fire depart
ment's chemical crew was called
three times late yesterday to put
grass fires out. A call at 6:52
p.m. took the firemen to 538
Mary stree; where burning trash
ignited the grass. A grass fire
at 4:45 p.m. at 514 North Bart
lett street endangered a number
of houses but firemen extin
guished the burning grass before
any damage was done. The blaze
started in a blackberry patch
but the origin was not known,
firemen reported. In midafter-
noon a large area of high grass
j between Peach and Hamilton
! streets. Since It was burning
briskly and no property was in
danger, the firemen stood by
j and let the fire burn off all the
grass and thus remove a hazard.
2
Large
Parking
Lots
4 lb. 15c
QUALITY
Fresh Meats
' Dance Enjoyed The Youth
auxiliary of Townsend club No.
2 enjoyed a successful dance at
the hall on West Main street last
evening. It was erroneously pub
lished yesterday that the affair
would be held Saturday night.
Dances held Saturday nights in
the hall are under different ; as their planes had been serv
sponsorehip and admission is j iced. Capt. O. L. Grover corn
charged, imanded the squadron. The oth-
er officers were Lieuts. C. R.
Quarantined Two cases ot Sneed, W. B. Putman. J. H.
measles todav held the South Moore, W. P. Schwartz. W. P.
Fork CCC camp in quarantine.
Headquarters here said it was
believed the disease would not
spread as stringent measures
have been taken to keep it in
check. The illness developed
among new CCC enrollees who
arrived recently from the south.
To See Centennial James L.
Murphy, government supervis
ing engineer on the Medford
federal building extension and
remodeling, and C. H. Post, the
contractor's superintendent on
the project, plan to leave by
motorcar next Wednesday to at
tend the centennial celebration
in Salem. They will remain In
Salem for the rest of the week.
They will be accompanied by
their wives.
Speech Saturday Of Interest
to A. A. U. W. members is the
half hour radio program July 27
by Attorney General Robert H.
Jackson, Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox and Assistant At
torney General Thurman Ar
nold to commemorate the 50th
anniversary of the enactment of
the Sherman anti-trust law. The
program' will be heard from 6:30
to 7, Medford time. It may be
heard over stations, KGW, KPO
and KTFI.
...
Minor Accidents Mrs. Mai
garet Mitchell of Portland and
A. W. Denney of Route 2 drove
cars involved in a slight acci
dent at Main street and River
side avenue Thursday afternoon,
a report on file said today. E. E.
Beau of Portland and Lewis W.
Nutter of 826 South Central ave
nue operated cars involved in a
minor mishap on Main street be
tween Bartlett street and River
side avenue Thursday morning,
a report on file said today.
Mother Dies Mrs. K. C. El
dridge, Sr., mother of E. N. El
dridge of 424 South Grape
street, died at her home in Port
land Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.
E. N. Eldridge left for Portland
a week ago to be at her bedside.
Mrs. K. C Eldridge visited in
Medford during the Christmas
holiday period. She had a num
ber of friends here who will
mourn htr death. Mr. and Mrs.
Eldridge plan to return to their
Medford home early next week.
...
To Install Officers will be in
stalled at a special meeting of
Rogue River council of the
Knights of Columbus at 10 a.m.
Sunday in the parish hall on
South Oakdale avenue at Tenth
street. Edward Tobin, grand
knight, heads the officers to be
installed. Installing officer will
be L. J. Normand of Bend, dis
trict deputy. Plans will be made
for the annual Knights of Col
umbus picnic August IS at the
Union Creek forest camp. This
picnic is to be attended by mem
bers and their families of Med
ford. Klamath Falls, Bend and
Lakeview.
Plana Passengers Reid Box
and Sam Colton left by United
Mainliner this noon for Port
land. C. E. McCulloch arrived
from Portland this forenoon and
I. P. Hartman left on the same
plane for Oakland, Cal. Louis
Amacher departed early this
morning for Portland. R. D.
Hartman arrived from Portland
on the midnight Mainliner. H.
C. Moore arrived from Los An
geles last evening and the fol
lowing passengers left on the
same plane for Portland: Mrs.
C. S. Alllngham of Mt. Shasta
City, Cal., Miss R. I. Starbuck
and George T. Scott. Arrivals
from the south yesterday after
noon were Miss M. Charnler.
Mnj. C. M. Coffinberry, Mr. and
Airs. George S. Hamilton and
Miss H. Haswell. R. E. Black
burn and Louis Anderson de
parted on the same plana for
Portland.
Spend the
iVeek-End a.
LAKE 0' THE
WOODS
Dancing Every
Saturday Nite
HERB COCHRAN
And His
Orchestra and Entertainer
Men 75e
Ladles Fra
Squadron Hera A squadron
of eight U. S. army Curtiss pur
suit planes refueled at Medford
municipal airport late yesterday
afternoon. The pilots were on a
practice , cruise from Moffett
field. Sunnyvale. Cal. They re
turned to Moffett field as soon
itummings. a. u. uroseua ana
J. P. Randolph.
In Jail Held in Jaclison coun
ty jail today were Eva Olsen, 27.
her husband, Gordon Olsen, 30.
of Chiloquin, and Reed Moline.
40. of Klamath Falls. They
waived a preliminary hearing
before U. S. Commissioner Bert
C. Thomas in Klamath Falls and
were- held in $2500 each for
further action. The woman is
charged with assault, being ac
cused of firing the shot that
wounded Annabel Jackson, 18,
Klamath Indian, at a party July
14. The two are charged with
giving liquor to Indians. The
three were brought from Kla
math Falls to the jail here last
night by Paul Hanlin, U. S. dep
uty marshal.
HITLER CONFERS WITH
RUMANIAN LEADERS IN
Berlin, July 26. (Pi Adolf
Hitler this afternoon received
Rumanian Premier Ion Gigurtu
and Foreign Minister Mihail
Manoilescu in the great hall of
the Berghof. his mountaintop
retreat at Berchtesgaden.
German Foreign Minister
Joachim von Ribbentrop and
the Rumanian minister to Ber
lin were present at the confer
ence.
Informed circles said the Ru
manian statesmen would leave
tonight for Rome after the con
ference on Rumania's new pro
naii course.
Germany set her hand to sta
bilizing the continent she has
virtually mastered after a 10
months war today, while con
tinuing to send her waves of
bombers against Britain.
With Rumanian, . Bulgarian
and Slovak representatives Jour
neying to the reich between
now and Sunday for confer
ences on the tuture ot south
eastern Europe, informed
sources disclosed some 290,000
Poles, still held as prisoners of
war, soon will be released to
contribute their labor to Ger
many's "new Europe."
But Germany, suspecting
French aims to recuperate so as
to strike back after a year or
two, is to keep French war
prisoners!
G. B. S., 84 YEARS OLD,
CHUCKLES AT GERMANS
London, July 26. U.R
George Bernard Shaw, white
bearded Irish humorist who has
set continents laughing either at
or with him, was 84 years "Id
today. He chuckled t German
wireless reports that he had
been arrested for anti-war activ
ities, and said of his birthday:
"It would be kinder to forget
It."
Shaw does not like to be re
minded of his birthday.
30TTLED IN 3 OK.
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l Whiskey i
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"Blondie" In Rialto Adventure
The newest Blondie adven
ture takes the popular Chic
Young comic strip family to a
haunted house where Dagwood
has agreed to live for a short
time to save his boss' face and
to also save the company that
employes him by proving that
the place isn't spook-ridden
the terms being, free rent and
two servants to help Blondie
with the housework. The above
scene shows Arthur Lake, as
Dagwood Bumstcad: Penny Sin
"Ghost Breakers" Here Sunday
When the spooks and the
ghosts start prowling about a
haunted house, Bob Hope, Paul
ette Goddard and Paul Lukas
aren't a bid scared not much!
In "Ghost Breakers," coming to
the Craterian theatre Sunday
CCC Boy Killed
Baker, Ore., July 26. (P)
Joseph Devito of the CCC camp
at Keating was killed instantly
Thursday afternoon on the Balm
Creek mine road when he slip-1
ped and fell beneath a heavy
truck loaded with a compressor.
Devito was born January 4,
1922, in Philadelphia. .
Hunting Victim
Walla Walla, Wash., July 26.:
-Accidentally shot in his chest I
Giggles. . . and
BOB HOPE CU m
PAULETTE Vn V
RICHARD CARLSON PAUL LUKAS
ANTHONY QUINN WILLIE BEST
POSITIVELY ENDS TOMORROW NIGHTI
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gleton, as Blondie; and Larry
Simms. as Baby Dumpling in
a "middle of the night" scene
from "Blondie Has Servant
Trouble," which heads the dou
ble bill coming to the Rialto
theatre for Sunday and Mon
day. "Manhattan Heartbeat." feat
uring Joan Davis, Robert Sterl-1
ling and Virginia Gllmore, will
play as the companion feature '
I with "Blondie Has Servant !
Trouble."
for a three day showing. Bob
and Paulette encounter hair-
raising adventures and side
splitting situations before they
discover the real reason for a
haunted house being haunted,
if that makes sense.
while hunting alone yesterday,
Claude Pennell, 12-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pennell
of Prescott, walked two miles for
aid and was rushed to a physic
ian's office where he died.
Stelles Old Time Dance
TOWNSEND HALL
U3'i W. Main St.
SATURDAY NITES
Gents 40c Ladles 20c
Goosepimples!
They hired a
GHOUL to haunt
a GHOST and
scared th pants
off both of 'eml
Starts
SUNDAY
3 days
PRr.vt e
Hal. Mie:
m.tsKtii
DARRO
"ON THE
POT"
CARTOON
V - .Wt Aj;r It la It-till' Kin1 jlrs-IOr
Maintains Law
FT- T''Wff,'i T'
Attempting an undercover
campaign against daring mine
thieves, William Boyd, starred
as the famous "Hopalong" Caa
sidy in "Santa Fe Marshal," Is
exposed as a law officer in the
Flarence E. Mulford range ro
mance which opens at the Roxy
theatre for today and tomorrow
only. Russell Hayden and Mar
jorie Rambeau play opposite.
"Night Riders," starring John
Wayne and the Three Mesqult
eers, plays as the companion
Western.
Children Asked to
Suggest Names for
Eino's Young Bear
For the added enjoyment of
the youngsters and the olders
as well, the Rialto theatre has
in its lobby a two-month-old
black bear cub. probably the
cutest little animal ever to walk
out of the woods and into a
cage.
The staff of the theatre has
temporarily named the cub
Sandy because Sandy is a lady
cub. However, the theatre is
looking for a name for the lit
tle girl bear and asks that all
the kiddies in Medford and
southern Oregon send In by
mail a suitable name and out I
of all the suggestions the cub
will be named and a placard '
will be put on the cage with
the name and the name of the
little boy or girl whose entry !
was picked. This will have to
be done real soon as the bear j
has only a limited stay at the
Rialto.
The cage is arranged with a ,
tree in the centerand the an-1
tics of the little lady Include
her gymnastics into the top of
the tree, a delight for every
person that sees her at the
Rialto theatre.
The railroads of the United
States Issue and distribute
about 80 million time tables an
nually to keep the traveling
public informed concerning pas
senger train schedules.
ROXY
Minw. Nut. : 1:45- 3:1ft-7:00 -:I5
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IN DEFENSE TRAINING
Salem, July 26. (JP) Ap
pointment of John M. Speer of
Corvallia as coordinator ot the
national defense training pro
gram in Oregon was announced
today by the state board for
vocational education. He will
develop methods and Instruc
tional materials as aid to H. N.
Miller, the board's state super
visor of defense training.
WALKER'S
H DANCE
Dreamland
Sat. Nite
7 Piece Orchestra
Good Floor Good Crowd
Good Time
T
Hot Weather or Cold
Both Young and Old
Enjoy DANCING
OASIS
Spring Dane Floor
SAT. NITE July 27
GOOD MUSIC
OLD-TIME
DANCES
Modern and Old-Tim
Musi
EVERY SAT. NITE
at
U. 8. Hall. Jacksonville
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Lalft and Comici Gilorl
End Mntnrdny Night!
KIDDIES!
SEE OUR
Cub Don?
IN THE LOBBY!
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for th lltito ilrl hear an
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