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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON'. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7. 1940. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and ulioip7inl J.fislBcr-" nlct Gill of San Francisco is spending fortnight as guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J S. Gill. 122 Cottage street. Htw Residence Harold Hub ler applied at the city building inspector's office today lor permit to construct new resi dence at 1406 Euclid avenue at stated cost of $2,000. Drunks "Floated" William F. "Burke. 64, and Albert Smith, 98, both charged with drunken ness, were ordered In city court this morning to leave town im mediately or spend 10 day in Jail. They said they would leave. Returns Home Adrienne Steward, owner of Adrienne's store, returned by train this morning from San Francisco where she spent throe weeks selecting new fall clo'hes from merchandise markets. la Klamath E. A. Roesel, as sistant navy recruiter here, spent today at the recruiting branch office in Klamath Falls. Branch offices in Klamath Falls and Grants Pass are open one day each week. Perry Here Kenneth Perry of Portland arrived here this morning to spend three days transacting business in the works progress projects admin istration office in city hail. Mr. Perry formerly lived here and is well known. He is an engi neer with the WPA. Fined $$ Richard A .Cooper of 604 West 10th street was fined $5 In city court yesterday afternoon for non-possession of an Oregon operator's license, after the car he was driving collided with one operated by Helen J. Kendall of M7 East Main street at Jackson boule vard and Riverside avenue city police reported today. Elmer Thompson of Iowa and William D. Sommers of Talent drove cars involved in a collision at Newtown street and Stewart avenue Tuesday evening, a re port on file said today. Ma chines driven by Clarence E. Powell of route 1 and Victor Sparlin of Ashland were involv ed in a slight mishap at the Intersection of Pacific highway and Mc Andrews road Tuesday afternoon, according to a report on file today. The Link Hermits say. "ITS A TEN STRIKE fir Quality, Flavor and Value ' m3vfA mow OLD HERMITAGE BRAND KIHTUCKY STKAtO HT lOURtON A WHISKIY umui ttrrum rtowcn caw. an ton M COT Swing Music With A Joe Louis Punehl CENE V PERSONAL From AihUnd Effie O. Dun lap of Ashland transacted busi ness in Medford today. On Busintss Vivian and Esther Seger of Eajle Point were business callers in this city today. Weiland Back Maj. Paul H. Weiland resumed his duties as inspector of the Medford CCC district this morning after en joyinrj a ten-day leave in the northwest. He spent most of his time fishing at Smuggler's Cove, Wash. He reported good luck. Benefit Dance Crater Lake aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles today announced sponsorship of a benefit dance for a needy fam ily. The dance will be held in the nir-conditioned lodge ha'l at 42 North Front street at 9:30 p. m. Thursday after the regu lar weekly meeting. All Eagles and their guests are invited. Club to Meet Pythian club will convene at the home of Mrs. W. L. Walden. 1772 North Riverside avenue Thursday at 6:30 p. m. for a pot-luck din ner and business meeting. All members and their families are invited to attend. They are to bring a covered dish and their own service. Holding Own The condition of Emil Meisenhoelder, 21, con fined in Community hospital with a fractured skull and a broken right leg. was said by his attending physician today to be "slightly better." The youth. the doctor stated, ws holding his own "very well," although he still was in a critical condi tion. Meisenhoelder suffered his injuries when the bicycle he was riding crashed into a car operated by James W. Stewart at West Sixth street and Oak- dale avenue Sunday night, ac cording. to the police report. New Assistant Roy F. Baker, manager of the J. C. Penney store here, today announced an interchange of two assistant store managers in the Penney organization. Lawrence L. Lay man, with the Penney company for ten years, is the new assist ant manager of the Medford store, having been transferred from the store at Toppenish, Wash., where he was also assist ant manager. Here Mr. Layman replaces Robert G. Fairies, who was transferred to the Toppen ish store where he will con tinue to serve In the capacity of assistant manager. Mr. Lay man and his wife and daughter will make their home in Med ford. Plane Passengers Arrivals from San Francisco on the noon United Mainliner were F. C Whitman and Miss L. Myers, Departing on the same plane for Seattle were Mrs. J. E Bardy, Jr., and Miss N. Tootell L. M. Boussert and V. J. Rob inson arrived from Portland this fore noon and M. V. Hitt left on the same plane for Sac ramento. Mrs. H. Richardson arrived from Oakland early this morning. Departing on the same plane were H. C. Judd, to Se attle, and W. W. Abbey. Miss Ruth Nelson and Miss Helen James, to Portland. F. B. Colin arrived yesterday afternoon from Oakland and W. M. Van Scoyoc left on the same plane for Portland. Titled lady nabs London, Aug. 7 VP) A tit led English woman. Lady Buck land, widow of Lord Buckland. and sister-in-law of Lord Cam rose, publisher of the London Daily Telegraph, today captured a nazi aviator who had been roaming England nine days. Lady Buckland came upon the airman as she motored along a country road near Bristol. Noting his unusual appear ance, she questioned him and then marched him off to the au-1 thorities. The German flier had been at large since he bailed out DANCE WITH JOY GENE COY AND HIS "GOLDEN GATE" Orchastra of Saa FrtncUco. Cal No. 1 Colored Attraction 13 Entertainers 13 Oriental Gardens Madiord, Ore. Thurs. Aug. 8. Till (- IOc-SOci attar t. 2Sc-7S Prices Include Tax "AH This And 2. St K tS fV Rachel Field's world-applaud ed novel, "All This, and Heaven Too," comes to the Crnterian theater Sunday for a three-day showing, with Charles Boyer and Bette Davis in the starring roles and Jeffrey Lynn, Bar- -jftiv: - - f. Stars of Rialto Western Writ - !. II John Wayne and Claire Tre vor, the popular stars of "Stage coach," are once again teamed In a mighty epic of America's frontier the roaring, red-blooded story of Will Cantrell, cru sading bandit with the ambition to rule the .entire mid-west in "The Dark Command," whic'a heads the double bill opening of his disabled plane. The mili tary and the police had sought him continuously after his plane fell. Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 7. (Pi The Alaska home Paul Satko envisioned three years ago when he began construction of his strange ark in Richmond, Va., was in the process of construc tion today. HURRY! LAST TIMES TONIGHT! "Dead End" Kids Little Tough Guys in 'YOU'RE NOT SO TOUGH" Plus Lm Tracy in "Millionaires in Prison" Pro starts Tomorrow FOR THREE DAYS Two Red -Blooded Outlaw Features! ITllllTllllTgll Heaven Too" Coming Sunday bara O'Neill. Virginia Weidler, Helen Westley, Walter Hamp den, Henry Daniell and Harry Davenport heading the support ing cast. The story of a little French governess, seemingly destined a three-day run tomorrow at the cool Rialto theater. Walter Pidgeon, Roy Rogers, George "Gabby" Hayes, Porter Hall and Marjorie Main have supporting roles in the great Western. "Bad Man from Red Butte,' featuring John Mack Brown and Fuzzy Knight, will play as the companion action feature with 'The Dark Command." Satko filed application for a homestead of 122 acres of river bottom 27 miles north of here. He purchased a $50 automobile and plans daily trips to the land to cut down trees and build a home. His family of eight continue to live aboard the crudely-built ark which brought them here from Tacoma, Wash., after a colorful voyage. NEW STREAMLINERS TO LINK CHICAGO, COAST Chicago. Aug. 7. (U.P Pur chase of two new streamlined trains for service beginning next spring between Chicago and the west coast on 39 3-4 Thundering Thrills..! The daring story Will Cantrell . . bandit scourge of the Midwest . . and romantic hero to a Pioneering womanl A 9 :.---sW---.J for spinstcrhood, who inquires the love of a great nobleman and thus becomes the storm center of a murder scandal that rocks Paris, has been turned Into one of the most Important pictures of 1940. On Roxy Screen Melvyn Douglas and Joan Blondcll, the screen's favorite detective and spouse, are so starred in "The Amizing Mr. Williams, which heads the dou ble bill playing today and to morrow only at the Roxy thea ter. "Stop, Look and Love," one of the most delightful comedies of the season, plays as the com panion "laugh hit" with the Douglas-Blondell giggle - getter. Jean Rogers. Eddie Collins and William Frawley head the cast of the second feature. hour schedules was announced today by the Chicago and North Western, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific railroads. The trains will cost more than $4 000,000. A mm . Itll IMt't nuts riwul unit uu Ctlll nit; Closing t!m for Too LaU to CU- f i' J f j Y J I jf . No Matlnrm on Wrrk na.r!! " ' ' ' f W " """ U t.""1 IROXYI f His Favorite Wife! W K ' 1? ri( Her Favoriteop! & fy- :( " lT: m m .bk bbbl .kw mm I f- i ltl OOMNELtT I J W Gfe' (mmm& :ssr, v I Jul 7DI it-rL 1 fesuaai aM 3 DIE IN BUS! ATPOWDERMILL . Lebanon, O.. Aug. 7 Three men were killed today In a terrific explosion that wreck ed a powder-processing building of the King Powder company, at nearby King's mills. They were Charles Resibois. 25. his son; Hobart Combs, 35, and William Reed. 45. The powder plant, one of the oldest in the United States, oc cupies scores of small buildings along a one and one-half mile frontage. C. G. King, chairman of the board, said the plant was not operating on government orders and that these, "if we have any," were being filled at the firm's Ashland, Ky., factory. There was no reason to suspect sabot age, he added. Too Late to Classify WANTED Piano br Foot Cmk Sunday ichool. Geo. Hutch In. T. 477. Oold Hill. OreoB. DANCE TONIGHT With th flv HnrmonlMrs. Men 3&c; liultes 10c. Town send Hall. 133', Went Main street. This Is the original Town send dance. EXPERT REPAIR aerrice pump and m-asner. Reasonable. Pick Hdw. FOR TRADE fl-room house, close in all clear, for small Improved acre age or modern home. Will assume some difference. Phone 3759. FOR fiALE Team horses, excellent condition; wagon; disc; spring tooth and spike tooth harrow; eul tlvator; plow; price a"5. Inquire Dobbins Store, Bhady Cove, for euiuvan. mYi J 4 Laff-Jammed Days(s v (jpfffh Knee Deep in Gals! If ', t Vi A deb wooi him while Judy ff f I ? ; f 't"" i y wowi htm with her ki- t it f hunsrv melodieal J f L v.,v V I M' ' . I "I'm Nobody's Baby" and "Alone" r V ess uuiuiisai) o tfi57 (aaayjas) Msllnm at I II Sir Til 4r.JV traltlaivtn Itlddlr a llm FOR 1ALX Ouenssvy bull, t ymmn old. a mlla up Lak Otrk rod from Eat! Point. B. p. Brooks. FOR PENT 9-room fumlhi rvrt mnt. )pinr porch and bedroom, at Gtneir. Phon UN FOR RENT FumUhed apartment. Inquire 104 a. Holly. Phone S93S. TOP QUALITY, reasonable prices. f usranted refinishlng. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. FOR BALE Two small speedboats. Very reasonable. Klepper's Service Station. Jacksonville HlKhway. WANTED Smsll three or four-room house to rent or buy. Prefer west side or Jacksonville highway. Boi S;i6ft Mall Tribune. GUARANTEED used washers. Easy. Zenith. Johnson's, Mnytsy and Wards. Weatern Auto Supply Co.. 101 8. Riverside. FOR BALE Tuscan cling- peaches. Banlev Orchard, Talent. Phone Ashland 7497. $2500 A BEAUTY 4 rooms, furnace, large corner lot: paved. This is a beautiful place, priced to sell. Only SJ500. with down payment of $300. aiso $2400 Areola heater 3 -room modern house, near court house; priced lesa than half orig inal cost at only 3400. also $3250 Feach Street Home Fully furnished fl-room modern bun galow; garago, laundry trays, also Wa make loan. Including FRA. MARK A. OOLDY Phone 3206 109 E. Main St. Evenings, phone Mr. Bee be 3417. (Eiciusive Agent, PEACHES Excellent quality Craw- I fords. At Tucker's, fourth houee : on rlRht Orchard Home Drive off Stewart Ave. FOR SALE Modern 6-room house, on paved street, 91000. good terms. Also several other properties. H. N. Lofland. 33ft South Oakdala. QGK3t3 : - -- -l n n r - k ii LOCAL early Crawford peach ea. Just right for slicing or canning at 4&e a lug. Local No. 1 tomatoes 80c crate. City Limits Fruit Stand, South Paclfte Highway. WE STILL HAVE lots of local sweet corn by the doaen or sack City Limits Fruit Stand, South Pactfte Highway. WANTED Single man to work from 6 to 8 evenings lor room and small salary. Other day employment desirable. Apply In person 1464 N. Riverstde. FOR RENT Three-room house, in cloeed sleeping porch, clean and close In. 116 Almond. FOR UPHOLSTERINO, phone OS, Mr. Thlbeult. YOU CAN now buy choice confec tionery, also dairy location and auto court. 134 M. Rlveraid. Hansen. FOR SALE 4 -hole tea cream cabinet with bottle cooler, a 130. Spring Street Grocery. Dial 3391. FOR RENT S-room duplex, fur nished. 110 month. Phone 990f. WANTED 16-Inch body fir In e change for tailored clothea, Klein the Tailor, Upstairs. CANNINO BEANS for sal at the Vance Gardens, on Midway Road. TUSCAN" Cllnes now ready. Carpen ter's, miles west of Phoenix, Houston road. CANNED Bartlett peart, II 50 one doav quart. Empty Jars, 74c doewa. Phone 3468. 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