MEDFORD MAIL TRIBITTCE. MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1940.
PAGE THREE
LOCAL and
110 Ball Charles Olsen. 44.
of Redding, Cal., posted $10 bail
In city court Saturday night on
charge of reckless driving.
From Roseburg Mr- and Mrs.
Walter J. Olmscheid and fam
ily of Roseburg, former Med
ford residents, were expected
to arrive here today by motor
car for a brief holiday visit.
Class To Meet Phoenix Red
Cross sewing class will meet
Tuesday at 10 a.m., Mrs. J. F
Spalding, leader, announced to
day. All persons interested are
Invited to attend and aid In the
work.
Callers Here Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Quisenberry and small
daughter of Klamath Falls were
Labor Day visitors at the home
of Mr- Qulsenberry's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Quisenber
ry in the Vawter apartment. Al
so visiting the local couple are
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hampton
of Portland. Mrs. Hampton is
their daughter.
Take In Fair Ashland resi
dents who recently registered at
the Shasta-Cascade building at
the Golden Gate international
exposition Included Mrs. Grace
Laidlaw, Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Bartelt, A. McGee and family,
Ninabel Emery, Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Lane, Hazel Emery, Kenneth
Perrine, Jim Beebe, Alice F.
Willits and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur L. Coggins.
See Fair Mr- and Mrs. Em
mett Gott and Mrs. Florence
Marion were recent visitors at
the Golden Gate international
exposition on Treasure Island.
Others attending the fair re
cently included Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Hasklns, Jacksonville.
Ivan Nye, Prospect, and Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. McGraw, Eagle Point.
Jean and June Moran, Apple
gate, and H. G. Meyer and Mr.
and Mrs- Wallace Ragsdale,
Lake Creek.
Job Tests The U. S. civil ser
vice commission today an
nounced an open competitive ex
amination for concrete mixer
operator to fill existing and fu
ture vacancies in the Bonneville
power administration on pro
jects in Oregon and Washing
ton. Applications must be on
file not later than September
10. Complete Information re
garding the job may be obtained
at Medford postoffice from Stan
ley G. Sherwood, acting secre
tary of the local board of civil
service examiners, or at the
state employment service, 43
North Fir street.
fry JOHN CLINTON
The foDa wfco
live a couple
of doors down
the stret from
us think when
Labor Day has
passed, vaca
tion season is
over. The weather may be soft
end golden, and the ocean teas
Inp. But nope, say these folks
vacation's over!
vt Mrs. C. and I think that
erne of the very nicest week
ends weVe known have lived
n the wrong tide of Leber Day!
to we tllmb In the family chug
chug and en a bright Saturday
naming point her nose out of
town and lot her rip.
But If vonr
family's like
mine your
whole trip is
spoiled if the
car doesn't
"feel' riffht-if
e. saueaic de
velops, or the steering gear gets
the cramps.
e
Here's my recipe for fool
proof hoppy woekond. Hove
yeor neighborhood Union Oil
teflon coll for your cor and
five It a Stop-Wear Lubrication.
That's all you have to do.
They'll bring It back, and wnwl
You can instantly feel the differ
ence in the way it handles, shifts
end steers. You can hear the dif
ference in the way it purrs along
without a squeak or rattle.
And finally yoe cen Iff the
difference In the way the bus
eparfcfee end shines. The fleas
b clam, the side-wo Ms end run
Sting boards droned, end every
thing In epple-ple order,
e e
And If you
r don't think
that mil make
the best week
end better
then you just
try it. Tele
phone your
Vnlno Od station and fiit aav:
"Strip-Wear come and get ill"
witiON OIL COMPANY
PERSONAL
Hare For Holiday Ernest
Wallace of Coquille Is spending
the week-end holiday at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Wallace, 404 North
Grape street.
Visiting Fsr.nts The Misses
Eleanor and Martha Caton of
Portland are holiday week-end
guests of their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry F. Caton, 245 North
Grape street.
Student Visits Carlo Herrala
of Portland, a student at Oregon
State college in Corvallis. is vis
iting over the holiday week-end
with J. W. Cook, 630 Crater
lake avenue.
From Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Jean Eberhart were among Ash
land residents attending the
southern Oregon golf tourna
ment yesterday at the Rogue
Valley Golf club.
Guests of Son Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Janeway of Portland are
guests of their son, Jack Jane
way, at his home at the Gilman
ranch. The visitors arrived Sat
urday and planned to remain
over the holiday-
Jailed The following men
were lodged in jail by city po
lice yesterday, all charged with
drunkenness: Charles P. Green,
21, Cliff Johnson, 37, and Leon
ard Hicks, 43. They will appear
before the city judge Tuesday.
Portland Quests Mrs. De
Witt Myers and her daughter,
Bemice, of Portland arrived by
motorcar Saturday to visit Mrs.
Myers' sons, Delmar O. Myers,
211 Elm street, and Robert My
ers, 454 Haven street-
On Visit Here Mr. and Mrs
Chester Owens of Port Angeles.
Wash., are visiting at the home
of Mr. Owens' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Owens of Orchard
Home Drive. The guests arrived
Saturday by motorcar and
planned to remain here a week.
To College James Merritt
returned Saturday to Seattle to
register for his junior year at
the University of Washington.
He had been a guest at the
home of his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Han
lin, 1016 East Jackson boule
vard. Breaks Arm C. W. Benton,
local Safeway Stores employe,
suffered a broken right arm and
a dislocated right shoulder Sat
urday afternoon when he slip
ped and fell from a ladder on
which he was working at a Safe
wajr store. Benton was released
from Community hospital this
morning to return to his home.
Minor Accidents R. N. Davis
of Route 4 and Pat Legg of For
tuna, Cal-, drove cars involved
in a slight mishap on the Mid
way road near Bybee bridge
Saturday afternoon, according
to a report on file today. Homer
W. Smith of 1310 Court street
and Fred A. Coppel of Jack
sonville drove cars involved in
a minor accident on West Sixth
street Saturday afternoon, a re
port on file said today. Mary
and Sailing street intersection
was the scene of a slight acci
dent Saturday morning between
cars driven by Burton A. Daugh
erty of 60 Rose avenue and Wal
ter Milligan of 546 Mary street,
a report on file said today.
Lodge To Meet I. O. O. F.
lodge of Medford will have an
open meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m.
In the lodge hall. All members
and Rebekahs are invited- Don
ald Ivie, who was sponsored by
the lodge at the Beaver Boys'
school in Portland, will give a
report of the school. Elmer Wil
son will speak on the school's
purpose and Don Newbury, past
commander of Medford post of
the American Legion, will talk
on patriotism. A. J. Mac-Don-ough
will have charge of music
al numbers. Light refreshments
will be served at the conclusion
of the program.
Plane Passengers M. E.
Klein left for Portland by Uni
ted Mainlincr early this morn
ing. G. M. Hughes and Mrs. G.
Hiles arrived from Portland last
midnight. Mrs. Myrtle Blakeley
returned by Mainliner from
Oakland last night and W. Phil
lips left on the same plane for
Portland. M- H. Davies, Miss M.
Da vies and Miss H. Davies ar
rrived from Oakland yesterday
afternoon and Master G. W.
Tootell left on the same plane
for Portland. C. B. Salts and
Mrs. M. H. Davies arrived from
Oakland yesterday noon and de
parting on the same plane were
Master Jerry Neilson. to Bil
lings. Mont., and O. H. Bengt
son, to Bismarck, N. D., W. Phil
lips and Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Bosworth arrived from Port
land yesterday forenoon. Dan
Hull left for San Francisco Sat
urday midnight. Paul C. Smith
and George Rasmussen arrived
from San Francisco Saturday
night and Carl A. Ewald left on
the same plane for Seattle. Miss
Delphine Hinck departed by
Mainlinr Saturday evening for
Wichita. Kans.. via San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
Accident Victim Mrs. Henri
etta Cotter of Gold Hill was re
leased from the Community
hospital yesterday after receiv
ing treatment for a broken collar-bone
and bruises she sus
tained In an automobile acci
dent on the Pacific highway
near Gold Hill Saturday after
noon. The attending physician
said she was not seriously in
jured. No details of the auto
mishap were learned.
At Exposition Recent Med
ford visitors at the Golden Gate
international exposition who
registered at the Shasta-Cascade
building included Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Doblmeier, Chester Bak
er, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood
ford. Harry Meyers and fam
ily, Mrs. R. Chester Baker, Mrs.
J. H. Jones. H. J. Court. Mrs.
C- P. Bobbett. Bessie M. Court,
Ethel and Cecillia Bobbett. An
na Settell, Bemice Nary, Mr.
and Mrs. O. H. Bengtson, Lu
cille H. Vale, Mrs. J. H. Vale,
Mrs. F. Childers, Bernie Corum,
S. M. Bullls, Mrs. Mary Payne,
Mrs- John J. Watrous. Ruth For
tin and Mrs. Myrtle W. Blakeley
and her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Bailey, former Medford resi
dent who now makes her home
in Oakland, Cal.
F. 0. R. DEDICATES
1
Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 2
VP) Amid the thundering ap
plause of thousands of southern
ers, President Roosevelt dedi
cated mammoth Chickamauga
dam today to the "total defense"
of America.
"Today we are facing a time
of peril unmatched in the his
tory of the nations of all the
world," the president said.
"And because we are under
taking the total defense of our
nation, the Tennessee valley re
gion has assumed, in addition to
it's own domestic betterment,
its share of responsibility for na
tional defense."
After the address his schedule
called for him to move by train
and motor to a highway gap in
a towering ridge of mountains
to dedicate tn the late afternoon
the Great Smoky Mountains na
tional park.
Forest Creek
Forest Creek, Sept- 2. (Spl.)
Mrs. Grant Flekert and young
son Stephen of Corvallis are
spending a few weeks at the
home of Mrs. Annie Davies.
Anne Bullvn Tl sited several dy
lt week at tha horn of her brother,
Jo Broad her.
Mr. and Mr. William Bwarte and
on Everett returned to their horn
In Castello, Calif., to rot In the Call,
(oral primaries. They were accom
panied by Nancy Coffman.
Mr. and Mr. Charles Mad son of
Ft. Jane. Calif., spent the week end
of Aug. 34 t their bom here.
Alio 8. OByrn of Ft. Jones. Calif.,
was a visitor at tha bom of Nancy
Coffmsn Aug. 38.
Jack Conrad mad a business trip
to Brooking. Or.. Aug. M.
Mr. and Mr. John Black and fam
ily accompanied by Lee Black attend
ed the pioneer picnic at Eagl Point
Aug. 35.
Lee Black left Aug. 36 for Eagle
Point wher he will tpend soma time
visiting at the bom of Mr. and Mr.
Peter Bets.
Mr. and Mr. Henry Miller enter
talned with a wedding dinner Sunday
Aug. 3S. In honor of Mr. and Mr.
Virgil Campion of Olendale, whose
marrlag was an event of Saturday
evening In Jacksonville. Mrs. Cam
pion was the former Kathleen Rose
Smith, also of Olendale. Ore. The
couple win make their horn In
Don-la, Calif., when Mr. Campion I
employed In logging operation.
Other gueata Included Mr. and Mr.
Oeorg Rondeau and family of DorrU,
Calif.
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Wednesday Thursday
Cast of WILI MM
Thousands HENRY
In lour
"FOUR CAMPBELL
FEATHERS" tn
filmed In "Emergency
Terhnlrolof 6QUAD"
GOLD HILL FAIR
AWARDS LISTED
235 Entrants Announced
Parade Prizes Posted
Board to Meet Sept. 5
Gold Hill. Sept. 2. (Spl.V
Northwest Jackson County Fair
ended Saturday evening after a
full day of activities and mem
bers of the fair board and com
mittees voiced their satisfaction
over a most successful fair. Ex
hibits were removed Monday
from the various departments,
with exception of home baking
and the stock which were mostly
removed Saturday evening. All
of the concessions reported a
rushing business far in excess of
other previous fairs held here.
Secretary of the fair, Mrs.
Cleo Gilchrist, reported there
were 235 entrants in all. There
were 21 entrants In the livestock
department and prizes In that de
partment totaled $256. One of
the features of this division was
a Brown Swiss bull weighing
2200 lbs., owned by John Gray.
Parade prize winners were
announced as follows: Floats,
organization. Live Oak Grange,
first; Rogue River Townsend
club second; best costumed adult,
Esther Gilchrist and Millie
Walker, tied. Best costumed
child, a small bride and groom,
little Nancy McDonough and
Clifford Smith.
Most humorous entry, Lee and
Virginia Spencer dressed as Min
nie and Mickey Mouse. Best pet
entry, a dog owned by Gene
Holderness. Best decorated bi
cycle. Kenneth Bailey. Organi
zation with most members in
procession. Boy Scout troop 17.
Judges for the parade were
Moore Hamilton of Medford and
Dick Blankenburg of Grants
Pass.
An important fairboard meet
ing will be held Fridav even Ins
September 5th, when a final i
clean-up of bills and other busi
ness will be handled.
Gold Hill, Sept 2 (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Woods of
Weed were guests of Mrs. Mary
Morelock last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Matthew nd
two children of Klamath Fall visit
ed last week end at the home of
Mr. MattheWa mother, Mrs. Csl
Dusenberry, and lamlly.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Elchu and
baby sou of Ollchrlst. Oregon, wer
week-end guest of Mr. Elchu' aunj
Mrs. Tom Robinson and family.
Mr. and Mr. Jo Lewi and sons
had aa their gueata last week Mr.
Lewi' brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Sterling Musty and daughter Helen
of Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Adama of Lind
say, Calif., former resident of this
city attended the fair her and re
newed acqualntencea Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. Sam Kulkman of
Grants Pss called on Mr. and Mr.
Paul Holderness and two children
lt Sunday.
Mis Allen Inlow of Ashland. pop-
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE TODAY
Complete shows 1 :4VS:1.1-:4-S:IS
LAST DAYII
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Plus Laffs in "PIER 11'
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C. HINKY OOI0ON
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JOAN VAlllll
MesMs CHAPMAN
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TOMORROW
and Wednesday!
And thi al4t?tf thrill
Jammed ni)tery feature!
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II Gold Hill I
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ulsr local teacher, oeompnt4 by
har mottier attended th opening at
the fair her Friday.
Mr. and Mr, vaufhn Quakenbuan
and son Bart of Redding, spent Sun
day and Monday bars with relsuve.
John Cooper or Medford spent tha
wrt and her with Mr. and Mr.
Alra Walker and tons.
Jos Anarmakar. son of Mr. and
Ure. Ed Shoemaker of Kane creek,
nuted bla parents briefly laat week
whtls enrou te to southern California
from army maneuvers at Ft. Lewis.
Mr. Floyd Lane, and Ruth and
Bobby ant guest of Mr. and Mr. P.
B. Cook nd other relatirea.
Mr. Flore not Clin and Miaa Ruth
Thompson of Beattla returned home
laat Thursday altar spending their
vacation her with Mr. Cllne I titter
Mr. Delo wlkar and fmlly. nd
lio with relatives In Rogu River.
Talent
Talent, Sept. 2. (Spl) Har
land Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lowe, who is with the
U. S. air corps, has been sent
to Chicago to attend the army
school, he is taking a course in
meteorology. Harland was a
member of the national guard
of Ashland before enlisting with
the army through Sgt. Estep of
Medford.
Mrs. L. Davidson fractured her
ankle Thursday when a car operated
by wm. Hart hit her near her home
while h w crossing the hlghm-ay.
She waa taken to th Community
hospital In Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Pratler of Mer
rell visited with Mr. Pratler' par
nta, Mr. nd Mr. Long. Howsrd Bur
nett, Jr.. accompanied them for two
week visit.
Th Ladle' Community club will
meet at the city hall Wednesday.
Sept. 4th. This will be th first meet
ing of the club year, and avery on 1
Invited to be present th program
for th year will be arranged.
Mrs. Al Sherard visited in Klamath
rails Tuesday.
Bill Hotchklns went to Klamath
Falls Sunday, returning with a load
of grain.
Mr. and Mr. Warren Barr have
moved from Wagner creek to the
houa recently occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Rlgg who moved to
Medford.
Dean Carver I visiting with his
parent. Mr. and Mrs. D. Carver be
fore entraining for Camp Curray,
Sept. 18th. Dean ha enlisted in th
U. 0. army Infantry, and expect to
go to th Hawaiian Island.
Sunday school anr church at the
M. E. church every Sunday morning
at th usual time. Tha league time
has been changed from 7 o'clock to
6:30 Sunday evening.
Arllne and Wilbur Holmea of Salem
have been visiting with their grand
mother, Mrs. Llllle Burnett, they re
turned to Sslem Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr. R. Weir and family of
Bend have been visiting at tha bom
of Mr. and Mrs. Byswaner.
Tlent school will open Sept. th.
Student in high cboot an asked
to register Sept. 4th.
The faculty for tha year an:
Superintendent and 7th grade. Roy
Parr: first grade. Franoea Pltsgereld;
and and Srd grade. Jeenett Oore;
4th and 8th. Ouy Nellie Powell: 6th
Cecil 1 Cord: 8th. John Myers: Eng
lish. Edith Clark; soclsl science, Jean
Larson; coach, Dexter Russell; com
mercial, Mary Berger; orchestra and
bnd, Harry Meyer.
Effective Sept. 1, th mall from
tha north will rrlv so minute
Too Late to Classify
WANTED Few par picker. Tel.
6366.
WANTED Girl for housework, room
and board, small wages Mrs. Ruth
Phillips. Rt. J. Boa 108.
TO LEASE ON SHARES Urge stock
nd farm ranch. Owner will be at
124 N. Riverside Tuesday.
Holiday Schedule
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Complete fthowa
Male 27c lax -c-doc Lies Stic tax 4c-4'(c
Age It tn 1.1-tor Kiddles Always 10c
LAST TIMFH TOMORROW!
TOPS in Song and Fun
WEDNESDAY 4 DAYS!!
A Whole "how Full
Gay Good Tim , , ,
twtur lavra
r TEMPLE OAKIE
GREENWOOD
YMG PEOPLE
Plus Wan linnet's
DONALD DUCK
nd Plata In
"Pul Pu Troubles"
rerfnnn In Color!
EXPECTED TO CUT
Gradual Sustained Pickup
to Give Three Million
Jobs in Next 10 Months
Washington, Sept. 2. (Pi
Administration economists made
a Labor day prediction today
that the national defense pro
gram, with conscription In
cluded, would cut unemploy
ment In half by next July 1,
reducing the number of Jobless
from 9,000.000 to 4,500.000.
They said they expected a
gradual, sustained pickup in in
dustrial employment to provide
Jobs for more than 3.000.000
men in the next ten months.
Mobilization of the national
guard and the Inauguration of
conscription, summing favor
able congressional action on the
latter score would account for
another 1,000,000 reduction in
unemployment by lata spring,
they estimated.
In the case of compulsory
military training, the Jobless to
tal may be reduced both by
conscription of u n e m ployed
youths and by the hiring of
men without work to fill Jobs
vacated by employed conscripts.
Manufacture of uniforms and
equipment for the trainees is
expected to employ thousands.
Plane factories, shell plants,
tank manufacturing and scores
of other Industries are listed as
new employment opportunities.
The doldrums, an ocean area
of high temperatures and fre
quent dead calms, extend 15 de
grees north and south of the
equator.
earlier, or about 8 o'clock. This will
caus th outgoing mall for Athland
and panel post for California to be
closed t 1:40 a. m.
Mr. and Mr. O. B. Pflerfer went to
Diamond Lake Sunday. They report a
very good catch of fish.
Of Course..!
We Will be the FIRST
in Southern Oregon
To Display
The NEW 1941
PLYMOUTH
SEE IT
TUESDAY
UNDER THE CANOPY
Remember, as Always
The BEST Things Come FIRST
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Adventure
A picture that shouldn't be
missed by a single adventure
loving person is Osa Johnson's
"I Married Adventure." which
plays for the last times tonight
at the Cool Rialto theatre. Her
story of life with a husband
who lived on adventure; of their
treks into the unknown where
no white woman had ever been
before: of savage and head
hunter's rites; of fights between
ferocious animals of the Jungle
of Africa and plains of Asia
Minor are many In this excit
ing true and all-new camera ad
venture. The year's top laugh hit,
"Pier 13," plays as the com
panion feature. Holiday sched
ules will prevail throughout to
day with complete shows this
afternon at 1:45 and 3:30 and
this evening at 6:45-9:15.
Crosby Sings
Blng Crosby and Mary (My
Heart Belongs to Daddy) Mar
tin are playing to cheering
crowds at the Cool Craterian
theatre until tomorrow night in
Bing's new song-filed hit,
"Rhythm on the River," In
which the popular star of screen
and radio sings seven hit songs
with Miss Martin.
Basil Rathbone and ' Oscar
AFTER TORPEDOING
OF REFUGEE LINER
London, Sept. 2 (JP) Three
hundred and twenty children
rescued from Britain's first tor
pedoed refugee liner wer
brought home today to boast to
their parents that It took only
three and a halt minutes to
Jump out of bed and get to
their lifeboat stations.
Their lack of panic and their
thorough training for such an
emergency brought all of them
through safely, the ministry of
Information announced, when
the ship taking them to Canada
was hit last Friday night-
The vessel remained afloat,
It was announced, but the chil
dren were removed In lifehoat
and transferred to rescue ves
sels. The latter war not Identi
fied. The ministry, whlr-h wllhh.lrf
the news until last night, did
not name the liner nor did It
say where the torpedoing oc
curred. (German spokesmen said tt
was "noteworthy" th British
named neither the ship nor tha
place of the reported topedolng,
and added that "Germany
isn't in the business of (inking
child refugee ships."
Levant, periodic expert of
radio's "Information Pi
program, have leading roles In
the film which is definitely In
the class of comedy far which
Mr. and Mrs. Public art clam
oring for In this day and age
of chaos to take their mind
away from headlines and newt
broadcasts of war in Europe.
Holiday schedules will be a
feature today at the Cool Crat
erian with complete show this
afternoon at 1:45 and 3:15 and
this evening at 6:45 and 9:00.
Closing time roe too Lea o viae
stfy Ads Is 1 SO p. as,
Os Mill Tribune want adsv