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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD- OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEareER 16. 1940. PAGE THREE Auxiliary American Legion American Legion Auxiliary of Post No. IS resumed meetings .after a summer vacation, with Lillian Flynn, new president elect presiding at a recent ses sion in the armory. A lengthy report was given on the annual convention held at Seaside, September 4 to 7, and President Flynn appointed com mittee chairmen for the ensuing year. Due to increased activities of the unit a vote was taken by members to have two business meetings each month. Second and fourth Wednesdays will be regular meeting nights. Sewing meetings will be arranged and announced at a later date. The legion and auxiliay will have joint installation at Grants Pass Monday, Sept. 23. 8 p. m. Ashland. Grants Pass and Med ford officers being installed. Members and friends are invit ed. rHtSPUUTtOF by JOHN CUHTON Yesterday I Minute fan windshield clean ing, and all the other little things they do for you. And when everything wo 4ene, the brloht young men In charge, emiled and told, "Come again, Mr. Clinton." Cosh, thought I, Fame! I'm Icnownl And I started to think about asking the boss for a lis;ht boost in my stipend be cause everybody was trading Clinton and I was making Union Oil Company famous. , So I spoke thusly to Mrs. C. vho wok along. "Humph sho .' ttumphed, "You're not famous. They got your name off your - Union Credit Card, smartyT Pop went the ego! But whilo ' a Clinton may be down, he s not out. And again I rise to point out that: The men who run Union stations are alert guyi, and friendly, too. The fat that they call your porno off your credit card and smile when they do Improves It. And they're the kinda people I like to do business with. Appar ently that's the kind of an outfit t'nion Oil Company is, for they seem always eager to help von even if it's just a little touch like calling you by name. ., to If yoa re pond, at I do, to on-the level frlendlU nest (with grade-A mer chandise thrown In) votj gght to get acquainted with the Union station In your neighborhood. UNION OIL COMPANY Ride the Sin Francisco's magni6cem XVorld's Fair is as close as tomorrow if you ride the Shasta. Air-cooled standard Pullmans, tourist Pullmans, chair car, cafe-lounge car. -. I IK71 drove the His- IIlH pan o - Ply- A mouth into a I P dill diff rent JL ' ,Jy f L'nion Oil sta- f ff-i t jon forft tank- tui or io. i 113 days un I . TO SEE THE NEW I m FRANCISCO 1 WORLD'S FAlRjM Southern Pacific r. G. MORKl. Aent. Fbuue Wl Society &nA Clubs By Clara Mary Davis Nuptial Mass Unites Med ford Couple Today A nuptial mass at 7:30 o'clock this moraine in the Sacred Heart Catholic church united in marriage Miss Olivia LeMire and Lewell Dupray. The Rev. Father Francis w. uiacn omc iated. Cict.e Mnri. Rpcina nlaved the organ wedding music Bnd h bride's sister. Eleanor Le Mire sang "Ave Maria." The charming Drunene oriae. wnr . hliie ensemble with matching accessories and a cor sage of gardenias and bavardia. Her other sister, miss leucine LeMire, was her attendant and Delmar Albers, the bride groom's nephew, acted as best man. r?nfa .t the imnressive cere mony were immediate memwn nl hnth families and friends. I The couple left later for San Francisco to attend me exposi tion and visit relatives in Palo Alto. They will return here in a week to make their home on South Ivy street. Mr rhmrnv is the dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Le Mire and Mr. Dupray is ine son of Mrs. Clara Dupray. She is a graduate of St. Mary's academy and the bridegroom at tended St. Joseph's college in Mountain View, Cal. A number of delightful soc ial affairs honored the bride prior to her marriage. Former Residents Visit in Med ford Mrs. J. E. Watt and daughter, Miss Helen Watt, and Miss Kath erine Van Dyke of Eagle Rock, Cal., visited friends here on their return from a vacation spent in Banff. Lake Louise and other places of interest in Canada. The trio left southern Cali. fornia a month ago. visited sev eral of the national parks and plan to attend the exposition in San Francisco en route south. Mrs. Watt and Miss Watt for merly lived in Medford and were welcomed here by their many friends. Trio Returns From Vacation Miss Margaret Gilman. Ivan Gilman and Newton Smith re turned last" week from a three weeks' vacation trip to South Dakota where they visited friends and relatives. While there, the vacationers enjoyed the state fair at Huron and visited the only corn palace in the world at Mitchell. On their return trip, the trio stop ped at places of interest in the Black Hills and Yellowstone national park. Mrs. Fi.ro Is Visitor Her. Mrs. Conro Fiero motored to Medford from the Klamath agency, where she is government hostess, to spend the week-end visiting her mother, Mrs. Will Andrews and her sister, Mrs. James Stevens, at their Cargill court apartment. Prlscilla Group Will Convene Priscilla circle of the Metho dist church will convene Wed nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Blanche Col lar, 719 Welch street. Shasta TO SAN FRANCISCO AND BACK $1135 $1420 . reef. reu'erftMe than rert eeef revrte Pu.'fnf nt (flua ef. Local Couple Wed Saturday In Church Manse The Presbyterian manse on Ross Court was th scene of the wedding of Miss Lois Lan don Brinson and Sgt. Gale T. Graham Saturday evening at 8:00 o'clock. Uniting the couple in mar riage was Dr. Sherman L. Di vine, pastor of the church. The bride, who wore an en semble of black with a gar denia corsage is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Brinson. Her sister. Mrs. Otto Bastiani, was her attendant and Paul H. Hughes acted as best man for Sgt. Graham. Thirty guests were present at the ceremony. Nobl. Grands Hit. Meeting Past Noble Grands club of Olive Rebekah lodge met Thursday evening at the Girls' Community clubhouse for the first fall business session. Plans were made to have a card party the first of October in the club house. Committee consists of Helen Keesee. LucretiP. Whil- lock, Ella Parks, Nell- Gibson and Dorothy Scripter. Refreshments were served by Ella Gould, Vera Wimer, Ella Parks, Bess Dyer, Nellie Bowles. Next meeting will be the sec ond Thursday in October. Juvenile Club Enjoys Met Degree of Honor Juvenile club mel recently at the K. P. hall with Patricia Fawcett presiding. Five guests were present and the following program enjoyed: Piano selections. Shirley Pan key: song by three-year-old Mil dred Ann Gail of Gold Hill: reading. "Our Flag" by Ida M. Wilson, club director. Deloras Jarvis and Miss Faw cett told of their summer vaca tions and the latter won the at tendance prize. Refreshments concluded the session. Mrs. Wil son also cook members to the D.A V. circus. Meeker Home Is Scene of Party. Children of the primary de partment of the First Methodist Sunday school enjoyed a lawn party at the home of Eleanor Meeker on East Jackson street Saturday afternoon. Games were played and re freshments were served. Assist ing the young hostesses' mother, Mrs. C. A. Meeker, were Mrs. Arthur Short, superintendent of the department and Mrs. Doris Lantz, teacher Mrs. Maxwell io Attend Meeting Mrs. Alliean Maxwell left Sat urday evening for San Francisco, to attend the general grand chap ter of Order of Eastern Star of the world. Mrs. Maxwell is wor thy matron of Adarel chapter. O. E. S., Jacksonville. She expects to attend the ex position while in the Bay City and return here the latter part of the week. Mrs. Cox F.t.d At Show.r Party Mrs. Russell Cox was honored at a surprise shower party last week when twenty-six Medford and Ashland friends gathered at her home on West Second street. Mrs. Cox is the former Miss Dorothy Jordan whose marriage was an event of three weeks aeo. The group enjoyed refreshments during the pleasant evening. Rebekah Lodge Will Convene Olive Rebekah lodge will meet this evening for a business and social session. Gertrude Mof- fit. noble grand, will preside. ine lodge Is planning a carnival for the latter part of October. netresnments and a program nave been planned for tonight. Dr. Johnson Is Visitor In City Arriving here last evening by motorcar from their home in Los Angeles were Dr. and Mrs. George Johnson. The couple plan to spend two weeks visit ing Dr. Johnson's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson at their East Main street home. Gleanor Class Will Convene Gleanor class of the Baptist church will be entertained by Mrs Maude Simmons at the hen e of her daughter, Mrs. RuV.i Ms'shall. near Talent Ti'fiJ jy afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Llttr.lls To Attend Fair Mr. and Mrs. Harold Llttrell left Friday afternoon by motor car for San Francisco, Cal., to attend the exposition and vaca tion for a week. Wood Circulators A full line of latest model t Lowest Prices FICK HARDWARE Pruiits La. v. For Trip South Mr. and Mrs. Almus Pruitt left Sunday morning by motor car for the south to vacation for a week. They expect to visit Lake Tahoe, Yosemite national park and San Francisco. Mrs. N.ff Goes Cast for Visit Mrs. Porter J. Neff left Satur day evening by train for Minne apolis where she will spend three weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Helen Horgan. Calendar Monday. 7:45 p. m Executive board I of Public Health association, of fices of county health depart ment. TuHdir. 1:00 p. m. Presbyterian Mis- sionary society, church. 1:00 p. m. Mary-Martha cir-; cle. Methodist church. ! 1:30 p. m. DeMolay Mothers, home Mrs. C. C Hoover, route i. 2:00 p. m. Gleaner Class, home Mrs. Ruth Marshall, near, Talent. 7:30 p. m. Beta Sigma Phi,! home Mary Peterson, 12 Beach avenue, Ashland. 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, K. P. hall. 8:00 p. m. Lady Activians, home Mrs. Paul Meyers- COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriage Licenses Charles Frank Risse and Ger trude Leon Haskins. Jerry L. Covalt and Grace Shane Dell. Clair W. Vogel and Virginia R. Hight. Joe Dorren Lewis and Mil dred Irene Wood. John L. Peterson and Vir ginia F. Peters. , Melvin A. Dimmick and Ade line L- Dozier. Leonard Olsen and Margaret Knight. Gale T. Graham and Lois Landon Brinson. Divorces Alice Nelson vs. L. C. Nelson. Eleanor Tanner vs. Ben Fred eric Tanner. James Eugene Cass vs. Beulah Viola Cass. GeorRe F. Smith vs. M- Smith. Evelyn Probate Court . Estate of Hannah J. Payne, deceased. , Guardianship of Berthel Gene Davis, a minor. Deeds R A. Matthew to A. SnttrJer t us. asreement. In the city of Medford. Joe Sanders to Laura M. Bandera. W. D.. 40 arret in Sec. 2S. Twp. 39 S.. R 4 Weat. W. M . and one-half Interest In 3.75 acres In Champlln subdivision. Scott V. Davie et ui to D. Ford Mccormick et ux. W. D. In Sec. 32. Twp. 35 8.. R. 1 Wert W. M. Victor B. Peterson et .1 to D. B Hutchison et ux. S C. D . ISO acre. In Sec. 17. Twp. 33 S., R. 3 Eaat W. M. John O. Shoemaker to Prancl. M. Shontr et ux. W. D.. In Walter H Jones Subdivision, In Twp. 30 8.. R. 4 West W. M. Elisabeth Carpenter et vlr to Paul A. Sakrald. t ux. W. D.. 10 acres in See. 16, Twp. 38 8., R. 1 Weat W. M. First Federal Savings and Loan as sociation of Portland to Properties. Inc., special warranty deed. In the city of Central Point. Every woman know, thit wuhdi? would be no bothef If she had big capacity wither chit worked fait, really waahed all fabrics clean, wis easy to ope rata and ttayed in good coarjitioo. Every owner of a Maytag Master wither geti rhoM benvnn! This new Maytag, with in 30 greater waab ing capacity, has the features chat you've always wanted. It costs nothing to set for yourself how a Maytag can aav you work and money. Mil HOMI TRIAl-Low ta7 pTTDrntv Liberal allow ana on ytxu old wtvibar. Sea ;ir Mayta dealer today ater discharge ptjmp. at slitht extra cm. Other models m low as 159 95 at factory. YOUNGER 31 North PHONE 2419 FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION! African War Livens up nam LIBYA Tut'P jiwin SAUDI n n J t - A ...... I J ?llr i I ? a m r.TTvrJK ?PWVN I 7- kASSaia -1"-- ! f a v p t iiTifcOV SZ- II S U D AN) 1 O'rto. I r. I J A"TAlIANaT'--1 I fs A S. EAST ( AiBetrA 1 sri I S 1 Ibiloian ry i n VA y-- O . soo ! Rome has unofficially reported th Italian offensive against Egypt has started, with indications of a thr.-way driv against Egypt at (1), (2). and (3) when Italians were im ported attempting a push northwestward from th Kassala re gion (4). Britain claimed it was striking back with air bom bardments. Italy claimed to have bombed Aden objectives (5), while th British claimed they raided Assab (5) and Massaua. as well as Sciasciamanna (6). Fighting was reported on the Ken ya border. Propertlea, Inc., to J. H. Balshlaer t ux, W. D . in the city of Central Point. Catherine 8. Freeberg .t vlr to Marth. May Decker, W. D, In th. city of Ashland. Jackson County Federal Saving, and Loan Association to Oeorge I. Ammann et ux. W. D., In th. City of Jacksonville. Homer P. Wsmer et ux to Grace V. Pearoe. W. D., In th. city of Medford. Charles W. Lathrop et ux to Herb. Smith et ux. lot) acre. In Sec. 13. Twp. 38 8. R. 3 Bsst W. M . one-half Interest. W.' J. Montgomery et ux to Jame. A. Braaihaw et ux. W. D., In the city of Aahland. H. H. Whit, to David Wells Brad ley et ux. ".V. D.. 80 acres In Sec. 33. Twp. 39 S, R. 1 West W. M. Grace Sellers to W. B. Mann et ux. W. D., 30 acre. In Sec. 30, Twp. 38 8., R. 1 West W. M. Mary A. Wolfe et al to Ernest L. Albert, Q. C. D. In the city of Butt. Fall.. E. F. -Peer et ux to the Timber Products Company. W. D.. 180 acre. In Sec. 4. Twp. 40 0. R. 1 West W. M Lena Schnack et vlr to Timber Products Company. W. D. in Sec. 19. Twp. 33 8., R. 3 East W. M. Paul S. Seeley at ux to W. D. Moore et al. W. D. 48.13 acrea In Pleasant Valley Farm Tracts. Paul 8. Seeley et ux to William A. White et ux. W. D, 4831 acre. In Pleasant Valley Farm Tracts. Sheriff 8yd I. Brown to Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation, Sheriff. Deed of Foreclosure, In D. L. C. No. 85 and No. 88, Twp. 37 8 , R. 3 Weat W. M. Ralph Billing et .1 to R. L. Weill et ux, a. c. D. In the city of Ashland. Mary E. Sinclair to Herbert Perry et ux, Q. C. D., 1-0 acre in D. L. C. No. 45. Twp. 38 8., R. 1 West W. M. Esther M. Pry. et vtr to Beast B. Dews, W. D.. In El Rey Subdivision in Jackson county. Joeeph H. Meyer et ux to Ellnabeth B. McKay, W. D. in th. city of Med ford. & LANGE Bartlett I it v' M v I Elisabeth B. McKay to Joeeph R. ISryn et ui. W. D 30 acres in D. L. C. No. tO, Twp. 88 8., B. 9. West W. M. Sarah J. Haaklns to Knut O. Hylle et ux. W. D. In th. Ashland Horn. Vtead Association tract In Jackson county. Pram Albat to Lucille I. Undberg. . D. In th. city of Medford. K. L. Chlldreth et ux to August Berg et ux. W. D.. and t-S acrea In D. L. C. No. 46, Twp. 38 B. R. I. Weat W. M. I. R. Puller to Leland A. Mentxer et ux. W. D. In th. city of Medford Jame. A. Bravahaw t us to Sarah J. Hasklna, W. D. in the city of Ashland. Elmer A. Cooper et ux to Theo J. Ouetrloff, Q. C. D. In D. L. C. No 39. Twp. 38 8.. R. 1 East W. M. Anna Elliott to Lettle E. Hc.ll, deed, in the city of Medford. C. 8. Clifford to Loretta Clifford. W. D. In 8ec. 8 and 17. Twp. 36 8. R. 3 West W. M., one-half Interest. Anna M. Moon to Ida Moon et al, bargain and aal. deed, 36 acrea In Sec. 14, Twp. 3 8 , R. 1 Eaat W. M . Katherln. M. Oaddts et vlr to Ivan T. Skyrman, W. D. In th. city of Medford. Harry L. Holmes et si to 8. E. Phillips et ux. W. D. In Bee. 33. Twp. 33 8.. R. 1 West W. M. Luella Tryer to Edn. E. OKelly et at. W. b. In Sec. 33, Twp. 3 8.. R. 4 West W. M. Dora B. Wight to School District No. 5, W. D. In th. city of Ash Isnd. H. O. lockhsrt et us to Rosa Smith, deed, In th. city of Jack sonville. Brigham Young, the Mormon leader who died in 1877, was survived by 17 wives and 47 children. TO mm SS)'o ...BUT COURT-MARTIAL TEiE WHOLE REGIMENT? Thert are bound to be one or two bad oldier in every regiment. But why court-martial the whole regiment? The same applies to beer retailing. Out of hundreds of thousands of whole some, law-abiding beer retailers, there (s bound to be small minority who disobey the law or permit anti-social conditions. To protect your right to drink good beer, the Brewing Industry wants even this small minority of undesirable re tailers eliminated entirely. Beer Is a refreshing, appetizing beverage th BEER, ..a First la H.r H.art Helena, Mont. It must be patriotism. Three children, two boys and a girl, were play ing on the courthouse walk near a statue of George Washington. Their mother called them to din ner. "Wait a minute. Mama," said the little girl. "I've got to kiss dear old George Washington good-night." Ducky Idea Pierre, S. D. VP) Game War den George Woods used a new technique to rescue ducks threatened by a drying pot hole. The mother couldn't move her brood through dense weeds sep arating her home f'om a nearby i pond. So Woods had a farmer mow a swath through the tan gle. Mother and ducklings wad- I died right down the lane to the nexi puna. Uses Almanac Asheville, N. C. P) The 'population of Asheville's Jail, like the tides, is largely control led by the moon, or so Jailer V. G. Andrews figures. "Maybe it's , the clear nights that bring them out," he says, "but I can consult an almanac and tell months in advance when the Jail will be crowded. Sniffl Sniffl Gilroy, Calif. P This Is a case in which police literally are after a scent. Somebody stole 1.000 pounds of garlic from a ranch. I ALWAYS SMOKE CAMELS. THEY'RE EXTRA MILD AND HAVE SUCH A GET THE "EXTRAS" EXTRA MILDNESS EXTRA COOLNESS EXTRA FLAVOR Facts That Concern You WHY beverage of 14 i t m i lw r m. r Nik. Ik- eration. W want tverj beer retail estab lishment to be aa whole soma as beer itself. To that end, we have In stiruted a "clean-up or close-up" program now fat operation In som states and being extended to beverage of moderation f Calls His Shot! Louisville, Ky. IIP) A mem. ber of Hamilton Heir's fishing party got a strike from a trout but th fish broke the line and escaped with the tackle. Herr added to the party's disbelief by saying he saw the trout Nettled by derision, he vowed he would go back the next day and catch it. He did. He brought in a 19. pound trout with the hook and artificial fly caught in its mouth. 3 to SI 7Mi old. Women who an reitl.M. moodj, NERVOUS who for hot BubM. dlsxy ipll 1 tk. LjdlA X. Plnkhm'. Vegetable Com pound. Plnkb.m's U f.mous for belptnc women during three "trying time." due to funcUonat lrregulerl tlee. Oet . bottle today tram your drunutl WORTH TRYING! A. L. VROMAN PLUMBING and HEATING N. Hawthorn At. Dial 2538 CRANE deep w.ll J.t and shallow wall water srstems SMOKING IS A LOT MORE PUN WITH A SLOW-BURNING CAMEL r WITH SLOWER-BURNINQ VOMEI VAJ1TED THE CIGARETTE OF COSTLIER TOBACCOS la rtcawt laboratory Mats, Camela buraad 25 tlou-tf than th a vara of tba 15 other of tb Urgcat-aa..ina; braoda traced- lower than mmy of them. Hue mating oa the arerace, imokina) pirns equal to 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! mod JVo. St of a -rim 1IT v other. We'd lfk to tell you about ft In an Interesting frn booklet. Write: United Brewers Industrial Foundation, 19 East 40th Street, New York, N.Y. ..MeV rr r - i r