MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. FRIDAY. AUGUST 16. 1940.
PAGE ELEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
"Pride and Prejudice" Here Sunday
Back Horn Mr. and Mn.
Frank Holbrook returned by car
this morning to their home at
1012 East Jackson boulevard.
They had visited Mrs. Holbrook s
mother in Longview, Wash. .
Meeting Tonight Townsend
club No. 2 will meet at 8 tonight
in Townsend hall at 123'i West
Main street. Officers said im
portant business would be con
sidered and urged all members
to be present.
Caragnaro Here Robert Ca
vagnaro, head of Associated
Press western division from San
Francisco, arrived here this
morning by train to spend sev
eral days transacting business.
He is staying at the Hotel Med-
ford.
Purse Stolen D. C. Goddard
of Talent, federal fruit inspector,
told city police that his daugh
ter' purse containing $24 and
her glasses was stolen out of his
car parked in front of a packing
company on South Fir street yes
terday afternoon.
Choir to Play Mrs. Harry
Prentice's accordion choir will
present a special musical pro
gram at the church services in
Medford city park Sunday eve
ning at 5. The choir differs'
from the accordion band in that I
members have been trained es
pecially to play choir music.
Going North Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Moore and son, Jimmy, of
1029 East Jackson boulevard
will leave by motorcar tomorrow
for Portland where Mrs. Moore
and Jimmy will spend a week
or so as guests of her mother
Mrs. E. Johnson, and sister, Mrs.
Ruth Tickle. Mr. Moore will re
turn to Medford after a week
end visit.
Sentenced James P. Murphy,
33, and Irvin C. Pool, 53, both
charged with drunkenness, were
sentenced to 10 days in city jail
by City Judge Allen D. Curry
yesterday. Appearing this morn
ing on drunkenness charges, Ai
mer Hobson, 63, and Charles
Gallagher, 40, were ordered to
leave town immediately or spend
10 days In Jail. They said they
would leave.
Home Burns Word was re
ceived here today from Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Gilbert of the recent
burning of their home and all
their possessions on the Snake
river at the south gate of Yel
lowstone national park where
Mr. Gilbert is a ranger. Mrs.
Gilbert and her two-year-old
daughter, Judy, and a friend and
her small child were alone in the
two-apartment house when it
started to burn. The two women
were able to wake their sleep
ing children and flee the burn
ing place just in time. Every
possession the family owned was
destroyed. Mrs. Gilbert is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
ton Janes of Capitol Hill in
Medford. The Gilberts have
many friends here who will be
sorry to learn of their loss. Thev
are now residing at Mammoth
Hot Springs, Yellowstone park
headquarters. '
New Forester Vernon E.
Hicks. junior forester in the
U. S. forest service, arrived here
yesterday to take up his new
position on the Rogue River na
tional forest, having been trans
ferred from the Olympic national
forest at Olympia, Wash. Mr
Hicks went immediately to Butte
Falls, where he will be in charge
of the Medford Corporation tim
ber sale. He was added to the
forest service staff here because
of increased timber sale activity.
Mrs. Hicks and their two chil
dren will come to Medford in a
couple of weeks. The family will
reside in Medford.
Bull Arrives Arriving on
this morning's train by express
was a young registered Guern
sey bull which is to become Jun
ior herd sire at the Elliott farm.
The bull was raised by Valley
Pride farm of Burlington. Wash.
His dam. Nightingale Chicona,
is from the "N" family of the
A. L. Gile breading of Chicona
farm. She was sold to C. A. Fer
rin of Ogden, Utah. The new
bull's sire is Chicona Bayard, ,
an inbred bull and a Gile double
grandson of Traveler Bayard,
whose dam was Butternut of
Chicona. Langwater Traveler
also shows in the sireship. The
butterfat record on both sides
runs from 700 to 800. Among
those at the train to meet the
bull were L. E. Francis, 4-H
club agent, Ralph Van Zyl and
Dr. B. R. Elliott.
....
Minor Accidents Cars driven
by Bob Ivie of 427 North River
side avenue and John Lyons of
Route 4 were involved in a
slight mishap on the Pacific
highway near- the fairgrounds
this morning, a report stated.
Mrs. R. E. Wilson of Jacksonville
and Henry Anning of 517 West
ern avenue operated vehicles in
involved in an accident on West
Main street Thursday afternoon,
according to a report today. Lee
P. Bishop of 1612 West Main
street and C. M. Golden of Eu
gene drove machines involved
in a slight mishap at Sixth and
Front streets Thursday after
noon, a report on file said today.
George W. Roberts of Dunsmuir,
Calif., and Ralph Hayman of
Medford operated autos collid
ing with slight damage on East
Main street Thursday afternoon,
a report on file stated today.
...
Plane Passengers A. Ander
son left by United Mainliner
this noon for Seattle. Master
Buddy and Baby Jimmy Bishop
returned home from Portland
on the forenoon Mainliner. Miss
Pauline 'Crfamplin and her bro
ther Charles Champlin left on
the forenoon plane for San
Francisco. J. Flurry arrived
from Portland on the midnight
Mainliner and Martin Colby de
parted for San Francisco. Ar
rivals last night were A. Wil
moV, from San Francisco, and
Mrs. M. Clegg, Mrs. D. Clegg
and T. Clegg, from Oakland.
Departing were H. Dorman and
Vic Vettle. to Portland. Miss
Betty Long and S. Sackett de
parted for San Francisco last
evening. Mr. Flurry left by
Mainliner yesterday afternoon
for Portland.
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Creer Carson as the heroinei
of Jane Austen's delightful ro-l
mantic comedy. "Pride and I
Prejudice." in which the lovely!
actress co-stars with Laurence I
Olivier in a madcap romance of
a lady who stoops to conquer in
a race with her four sisters for
the most eligible bachelor in
town. The new picture, opening:
a three-day run Sunday at the
Cool Craterian Theatre, boasts
a brilliant supporting cast, with
featured roles played by Mary
Boland, Edna May Oliver. Mau
reen O'Sullivan. Ann Ruther
ford, Edmund Gwenn, Marsha
Hunt and Karen Morley.
Laurence Olivier, the dashing
hero of "Rebecca," plays Mr.
Darcy, the wealthy young bache
lor who is the center of the year's
maddest man-hunt. Miss Gar
son will be remembered for her
role of Mrs. Chips in "Goodbye,
Mr. Chips."
"Lost Horizon" Back to Rialto
Jusi Received
A New Shipment
SLACK SUITS
Gabardines, Sharkskin
and Spun Rayon
Sf 98 . $298
SASSY SHOP
130 East Main
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GETS BROKEN LEG
AS BIKE, CAR HI!
A bad fracture of the left leg
just below the knee was suffered
by John B. Dallaire, Jr.. 22, of
route 2, box 338-A shortly before
5:30 p. m. Thursday when the
bicycle he was riding was struck
by an automobile operated by
Mrs. Gladys Smith of 132 Van
couver avenue at West Main and
Holly streets.
Dallaire was resting as well
as could be expected in Sacred
Heart hospital today, his attend
ing physician said. The doctor,
himself, was one of the first per
sons at the scene of the accident,
and rushed the injured youth to
the hospital.
An investigating city police
man said that Mrs. Smith, driv
ing south on Holly street, had
stopped at the stop street and
had reached the center of the
intersection when her car struck
the bicycle, moving west on
Main street. The officer quoted
Mrs. Smith as saying that she
saw the bicycle "quite a distance
away" from her and that it sud
denly ran right in front of her
car. She said she was traveling
very slowly when the accident
occurred.
Police explained that Dal
laire's left leg went through the
frame of the bicycle at the time
of impact, and that in falling
his leg was doubled under him
causing the break.
to continue to Portland this
afternoon, extending his inspec
tion tour to northwest airports.
General Lackland was met at
the airport by Mayor C. C.
Furnas. Mai. Paul H Wpilnnrl.
Medford CCC district inspector, j
Councilman J. F. Erickson, City
Attorney Frank P. Farrell, City
Superintendent Fred W. Schef
fel and Glenn L. Jackson, presi
dent of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce.
General Lackland was a lun
cheon guest of Mayor Furnas in
town. After lunch he was taken
on a motor tour to several
points of interest hereabouts.
Other military arrivals today
were Lieut. C. S. MasFarlane,
McChord field, Wash., to Ham
ilton field, Cal., in a Northrup
attack plane, and Lieut. W. L.
Ronald Colman and Jane
Wyatt head the cast of "Lost
Horizon," which opens the Cool
Rialto Theatre's gala "Frank
Capra Week." starting Sunday
at the popular Main street show
house. In a setting of idyllic
splendor, representing the la
masery of Shangi-La, the famous
stars with dozens of other big
star names, set out to find a
true "Utopia" and the result
has become one of the pet
phrases of the nation. Their
story Is part of the strange Odys
sey described by James Hilton in
his prize-winning novel, which
is one of the most masterful di
rectorial achievements of Holly
wood's sensational director,
Frank Capra.
"Lost Horizon" will play at
the Rialto Theatre Sunday and
Monday. Others in the cast in
clude Thomas Mitchell. Edward
Everett Horton, Margo, John
Howard and H. B. Warner. Due
to its great length "Lost Hori
zon" will be single billed.
Roxy Headliner
i -t Jr fc, , . u
rescue his co-worker. Other mi
ners equipped with gas masks
recovered the bodies.
Closing time for Too Lata to Claa
tfy Ada la 1 :S0 p. m.
Cse Mall Tribune ent ads.
Jane Withers wears her first
long party dres in her new
grown-up film. "High School",
which heads the double bill op
ening for today and tomorrow
at the Roxy Theatre, but she's
still up to her mischief-making
in the comedy film. With her
are Joe Brown, Jr., Cliff Ed
wards and Lynne Roberts.
Zane Grey's "Knights of the
Range", featuring Russell Hay
den and Victor Jory, plays as
the companion action feature
with the Jane Withers show.
Jury In California as members
or supporters of the Communist
party, indignantly denied the
charge today when he arrived
by plane from the west coast
The screen comedian said he
was not a member of the partv,
never had been and, to his
knowledge, never contributed
to Communist group s
DANCE
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MODERN
STEVE WHIPPLE'S
BAND Also
Phyllis Miller. Vocalist
OLD TIME
MERRILL'S
ORCHESTRA
Admission to Each Hall
Men (Including Tax) SOe
Ladles 10c
Burns, Oakland, Cal., to Med
ford and return in a North
American basic combat plane.
the newspapers. But, Just as
soon as I find out who was
responsible for those charges, 1
will sue Ihcm."
New York, Aug. 16. U.R)
Lionel Slander, one of the group
of moving picture actors named
by a witness before a gran J
Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Aug.
16 (U P) Francis Ledered, stage
and screen star, said today he
would institute a $5,000,000 suit
against persons resoonsiblc for
charges that he sympathized
with Communists
"So far," he said, "all the
reports 1 have come to me from
THK1I.LS END I-ATIKUAY MUHTl
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DANCE
SATURDAY, Aug. 17th,
on New Masonite Floor
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Earl's Rhythm Makers
Gas Kills Miners
Fairbanks, Alaska, Aug., 16.
(P) Deadly gas in a 180-foot
mine shaft was fatal yesterday
to William Toroff. 45, and Alex
ander Hodoff, 60. Other miners
told officers Toroff descended in
a lift bucket of a mine at Olnes
on Gold creek near here. Hodoff
was overcome when he tried to
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Ladies 20c Men SOc
IN THEORETICAL WAR
Yelm, Wash., Aug. 18. W
Surprising the defending red
force's rear guard before it
could theoretically blow up the
last Nisqually river bridge, two
miles upstream from McKenna.
blue army cavalry, armored
cars and infantry poured Into
red territory in midforenoon to
day, as 41,000 national guards
men and regulars participated
in the Pacific northwest's great
est peace time war problem.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 18. OP) G.
Warren French of New York
City, today was elected presi
dent of the International Apple
Association at closing sessions
of organization's annual four
day convention. Paul W. Scea,
iWenatchee, Wash., was chosen
'vice president.
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OE MEDFORD'S AiRPORTi
Brig -Gen. Frank D. Lackland,
chief of the U. S. army air corps
in the ninth corps area with
headquarters at March field,
Riverside, Cal., made a routine
inspection of the Medford mu
nicipal airport today. It was in
dicated his inspection had no
connection with the recent war
department approval of a $120,
000 WPA airport improvement
project.
General Lackland arrived
from March field this forenoon
in a Douglas bomber, pilots of
which were Lieuts. S. H. Eck
land and R. H. Terrill. He was
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