Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 26, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY. MAY 26. 1941. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Abbey Here Major Walter W. Abbey, of Fort Stevens. Wash., is spending several days in Medford on business. In Hospital J. A. Johnson, Spanish-American war veteran, of Thomas road, is confined in Community hospital with the flu. His condition was reported s much Improved today. Snow Decreasing Depth of snow at Crater Lake is down to 32 inches, ending skiing and winter sports for another year, according to a short wave radio report on weather conditions re ceived here today. The weather Is becoming stabilized, the re port stated.. The maximum tem perature at the lake yesterday was 32. Cars visiting the lake was 60 degrees; the minimum Sunday totaled 352, with 1.296 people. The south entrance was used by 221 cars and 800 peo ple, the west entrance by 131 autos and 496 people. QUICK Get That BARGAIN During This Sensational SURPRISE SALE Of Fine Automobiles. Starts Today THIS WEEK ONLY Be one of the "early birds" and get first choice. We will accept any terms within reason. Start monthly payments in July. 1840 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan ... 1939 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe 1937 Buick Special Sedan 1938 Oldsmobile Sedan 1938 Chrysler Royal Sedan 1937 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan . 1940 Dodge Deluxe Coupe ..... Dependable 3( Dodge Pickup, like new . IVi-ton Ford Truck 114-ton Dodge Flat body Look! -Tuesday Popular model 8 cylinder Dodge Deluxe Coupe, 6 wheels and tires. Driven less than 21.000 miles. Perfect mechanic ally. New tires. A genuine bargain. Sea this sure. . only Many More to Choose From. D ODBC-PLYMOUTH 1,1 1 niimmui-ii-un MWliaikKmBa 112 S.RIVEKSIPE AVE MEPFQaO.OfteOOr PUor,. 2969 to build your credit reputation FINANCE YOUR new OR USED AUTOMILE any branch FIRST NATIONAL BANK V OF P0RTLAHD PERSONAL Visits Son D. D. Kobert, 32 Rose avenue, returned here to day by train after spending the week-end in San Francisco with his son, Dale. Arrives Mrs. Daisy Douglas. Santa Paula, Cal., arrived by train today for a short visit with Mrs. L. N. Younger, 611 West Eighth street. Mrs. Dous las formerly resided in this city. Business Trip R. S. Bridg man and C. A. Tracy, depart ment managers for Liggett and Meyers Tobacco Co., arrived here by train today where they will spend the day on business. Visiting Parents Mrs. Ben Harrell and sons. Hunter and Charles, will be guests at the home of Mrs. Harrell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell of Perrydale for a month while Mrs. Harrell's husband is in California for summer army maneuvers from his station at Fort Lewis. ..783 -9629 .$563 $597 -.$593 .$469 -$787 Used Trucks .$345 -. $73 .$443 Special -Look! $245 Official Chaplain Henry W. Anderson of Roseburg, Ore., was a business caller at the CCC District headquarters today. At Headquarters Maurice M. Gentle, educational advisor at Co. S470, Camp Klamath. Ore gon, was a caller at CCC district headquarters today. On Business James H. Owen, Siskiyou Heights, left by train Sunday evening for Portland where he will spend four or five days on business. Purchase Merchandise U. J. Carpenter, owner of the Band Box and Paul Kavanaugh, as sistant manager, left Sunday morning by motor for San Fran cisco where they will purchase fall styles for their shoe de partment. Crass Fire The fire depart ment answered call at 12:09 this afternoon to put out a grass fire in the back yard at the C. R. Alexander residence, 106 Almond street. There was no damage. The fire was evidently started by a burning cigarette. Dies Word was received to day of the death yesterday of August Brunken, telegrapher and ticket agent for the South ern Pacific company at Grants Pass. Mr. Brunken, many years with the company, formerly worked in the Medford office. Here Sunday Among Rose burg residents attending the bowling tournament and visiting friends in Medford yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. J. Pounds, Miss Lois Pounds, Miss Eleanor Fie? and Mr. and Mrs. James Judd. C .1 TU - T .1.. ox ine wooas ranger station was occupied for the summer today by District Ranger John W. Sar ginson, whose winter headquar ters are in Klamath Falls, it was announced by the Rogue River National Forest service office here. To Bring News Dr. Ralph! Barstow of Glendale, Cal., will; bring news of new techniques of measurable aid to the army.' navy and defense industries at the meeting of optometrists of southern Oregon and vicinity in the Hotel Medford at 8 o'clock tonight. Dr. Barstow will pre sent the story of two new dis coveries in optometric tech nique. Dr. C. L. Perkins, of Med ford, district chairman, has charge of arrangements for the meeting. Plane Passengers Leaving on the northbound United Main liner this noon was Mrs. A. Klocker to Portland. Arrivals on the forenoon southbound plane were C. O'Leary, Seattle; S. Stewart and H. Murphy, Portland and leaving on the same plane were Mrs. A. Far rington to Sacramento and E. Gianni to San Diego. Early morning plane passengers were J. Neil to Seattle and C. Starnes to Portland. Arriving on the southbound midnight plane Sun day were A. Derifield, Seattle; C. Johnson, R. Mason and G. Hughes all of Portland. Arriv ing on the 9:18 p. m. flagstop Wins Contract Y , 4k v- m taw .. - riv : Film actress Anna Gwynne (above) was the possessor of a new contract In Hollywood from the Universal studio calling for a star's buildup. She got her movie start after graduating from the "little theaters." Sunday night were Col. E. George and General B. Somer vell, both of San Francisco Passengers arriving on the Sun day evening flagstop southbound were Mrs. J. C. S. Weills. Mrs. B. Wood and child, B. Robert R. Tetherow and D. Daniels, all from Portland. Leaving on the same plane were W. Severance and C. H. Jones to Los Angeles and P. MacNamara and J. Lyons to San Francisco. A. Aufder heide of Los Angeles arrived on the Sunday afternoon north bound flagstop with E. Peter son leaving for Spokane via Portland on the same plane. Peterson arrived on the Sunday noon northbound plane from Sacramento with G. Wilkinson leaving for Portland on the same plane. Sunday forenoon southbound passengers were A. Papworth to San Francisco and M. Foliar to Los Angeles. Arriv ing on the early Sunday morn ing northbound were C. H. Jonas from Los Angeles and H. Mc Duffcy from Sacramento. Leav ing was H. Hise to Portland. J. Boshears and J. Glaninni, both of Portland, arrived on the Saturday southbound midnight plane and leaving were H. Fryer to Seattle and Emory Culbert son, former Medford United Air lines employee now stationed at Oakland, to Seattle. Minor Accidents Sidney M. Jones of Prospect and Roy L. Pederson of 445 South Front street drove cars involved in a slight mishap at Main street and Riverside avenue Sunday after noon, a report on file said today. Riley J. Norris and Hugh Mc Ginty, both of Jacksonville, op erated cars Involved in a minor accident on the Sterling road Saturday morning, according? to a report on file today. Arthur fcrnitn and H. E. Massey of Ash land were drivers of cars In volved In a minor wreck on the Pacific highway near Ashland Saturday afternoon, a report on file said today. Copra's Hits Head Roxy Revival Bill Positive proof that Frank Capra is one of tha greatest directors of our time was voiced by the personnel of the Roxy theatre, where Capra's "Lost OR. A. R. HEDGES Chloprmctle A Kitoropatble rbjslctaii PhoM 3170 121 E. Main St HILL CHIHCPBAmC HELP ML? Children frequently think It to fun to Btn4 on the hoee while their prent are mtrlnt the Un and watch the dlmlnheH wttr upplT at tha noezl. Thie lUuttratinn (Ires tnme kiet of what happrtie to a nerva or a group of nerrea when an interference it created at tha aptne nd d.nsintihj the row of nerra enerfr orar tha nerra to that organ or part to which It teali. preaaun-a upon tha nerrea leading to tha atomah naturally weaken thla orfan. Ahould thla weakneaa ba In a peraon of moderata habita, it would be leca like It to cauae tha dlaaatroua rut poaaibla in a person whnee eetlnt waa badly balanced and whose habita Included Intoxication, lata houra and hard work which demand plenty of enenry. TTxMt thera are cocnbtnatltwia of weakneawea of tn In tha aame aplne. rVomach weakn?aa eotnpli cat4 with weak nerve to tha kid neys would develop mora eerVria r, if torn a than a caa ha Tine 7 the ttmaeh weakneaa. Millions of peopia know that Chl mprartlc It tha foremoat dr-j.a halth arlenre. but thrt a- rr,f thouftanda who Co not know fcr.t !! op of p-rt1- em' tr prac tically alt tyva an4 conUUon of human ailments. h 1 ;fAi Horizon" opened to an enthus iastic crowd yesterday. Three of his biggest hits are playing this week only at the Main street showhouse with James Hilton's "Lost Horizon," starring Ronald Colman, now playing. Next is: "It Happened One Night," co- starring Clark Gable and Claud- ette Colbert, which will play Wednesday and Thursday nights. "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town." co-starring Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur, is scheduled to play Friday night and Saturday for both matinee and evening performances. Big Applegate Big Applegate. May 28. (Spl) Miss Sophia Wilson of Port land, who taught the Ruch school several decades ago. Is spending the week as a guest of Misses Kate and Rose Buck ley. Local people In Portland recently Included Mrs. Harlan Centrall. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Smith, Mr. and Mr. Francis Krause. and Mrs. Dora Krause. Jim Wellle. Medford hlsb school football ttar and member of the senior clase graduating this month, made a business trip to Corvallle recently, preparatory to entering the state college this fall, where, ha will major n fore try. Mr. and Mr. Tom Robinson of loe Angeles have arrived on Star gulch to spend the summer operat ing a mine owned by Mrs. Barbara Hudson of Loa Angeles. Ben Collins of CorvaUls, accom panied bv hi daughter. Mrs. Oraee Bredahaw of Albany, was a guest at the home of Mrs. bora Pernoll late last week. Week-end gueete at the horn of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harlow were Mr. and Mrs. olen Toung and family of Bend and Mr. and Mra. John Swartzfager and family of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Harry Whitney and daughter. Mrs. Ruth Lawrence, and Mrs. Lloyd Whitney of Jacksonville visited at the home ot Mrs. Stella Wlnnlngham here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown of Mur phy, who are well known here, are the parents of a 7-pound son. Hugh Elmer, born at a Oranta Pan hos pital May 17. Mrs. Robert Coke of Bly spent several daya this week with her sister. Mra. Glenn Smith, at Ruch. Mlsa Eva Couch, a trained nurse from Pomona, Calif., will epend sev eral weeka In Jacksonville at the home of Miss ime McCutly, who. with Oeonge Merrttt. has been placed In her cart while convalescing from Injuries received in an automobile accident. During the last two week Mlsa Couch haa been a guest of her Ister. Mra. Lore Pernoll. Tha year'a program for the local extension group waa completed Wed nesday when Mra. Jacqueline B. Jones, borne demonstration agent, met with the unit at the home of Mrs. Helen Devu for the second meeting on Intestinal hygiene. The luncheon. Incorporating the foods discussed In the project, was served utdoors. the group continuing there for the afternoon meeting. Installa tion of unit offioera will be held at the home of Mra. Maria Benedict Friday. Juno 4. A group enjoying a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallls recently Included Mr. and Mrs. Art Lawson and daughter Beverly and Mrs. Rudy Ingram of Oranta Pasa and Mr. and Mra. Wade Wallls of Ashland. The gathering honored number of birthdays. A minor roof fire occurred at tha I. H. Taylor pickle factory here Mon day. The fire caught in the ahake roof after the wind had blown down a section of tha stove pipe. A paaser-by noticed the blast, which waa quickly extinguished. Mra. Jack Bonner, who has recov ered from several weeka' Illness, was Mies only 8:48-8:1 3so Ine. us monies ioe Anytime Hurryl Ends Tomorrow Nltal IT'S FRANK CAPRA WEEK AT THE ROXY (Single billed) WED. and THURS. NITE8I Oreatest Comedy of Oar Time! CLARK OABLE ClAUDETTt COLBERT ee 3f llctfipenecf J1 With Bazooka Bob Burns, the bazooka-playing radio favorite from Van Buren, Ark., comes to the Rlalto theatre for a three day run starting tomorrow in the picture that brought him his first screen s u c e e s s "Rhythm on the Range," which opens tomorrow on the popular theatre's "Rialto Re-Issue Days" program. With Bums are Bing Crosby, Martha Raye and Frances Farmer. In the modern musical-Western, the happy foursome sing "Empty Saddles," "I'm An Old Cowhand" and several other range ballads. shopping In Medford Monday. Mrs. Hasel Truaz aleo was a ahopper. Irene Dunne, Cary Grant at Craterian Irene Dunne and Cary Grant, two of the screen's most popu lar stars, are excitingly re united in "Penny Serenade," which opened yesterday at the Craterian theatre. Based upon the McCall magazine novel of a carefree, Irresponsible news paperman and his wife, the film is an absorbingly human story, as heart-warming as life Itself. Concerned with such delight ful elements as the romance, the honeymoon and early years together of a man and woman, "Penny Serenade" possesses a ring of reality which makes it everything that "grade A" en tertainment ahould be. The newspaperman's casual attitude towards life, the demands of his Job, the near-disaster which ends their honeymoon, the in fant they adopt and the small country newspaper they attempt to run all these and more pro vide the dramatic and comedy material for a vivid and mem' orable motion picture. Closing time for Too Late to clas sify Ada la I SO p. m. NOT11K TO CRKIIITOK. In the County Court of the State of Oregon tor Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Philip B. Harrison, Deceased. The undersigned haa been ap pointed and haa been duly qualified by the county court of the aula of Oreton for Jackson County as the executor of the estate of Phlllo B. Harrison, deceased. All persons hav ing clalma against said estate are notified to present them, duly verl- lled. with proper vouennrs. to me undersigned, at Ita banking room, the First National Bank of Portland (Oregon! Medford Branch. Medford. Oregon, within six montha from this date. DATED this 3th day of May, 1041. The First National Bank of Portland (Oregon) Executor. Neff to FTohnmeyer. attomeye for estate, cooley Tneater uuiiaing. Medford. Oregon. ft m.:..-jki rrv:ri a t...., a -Mf Mast End Tonight! Jan Withers Jackie Cooper "HER FIRST BEAU" II I FOR TMIIf at 1:48 8:4S-t MATtKtEl I Adalts Ua ine. tal Rlddles-ise I e ' J' I I Shews QEQD. ASHLAND DIRECTORS WILL DRAW FOR JOB Ashland, May 28. (Pi Straw-drawing between Hal McNair and R. L. Burdlck will decide which will get an addi tional two-year tenure on the city school board. Too Late to Classify 9VALL furnished house for rent Adults. No pets. Oarage. l No Holly. LOST Pair glaaaea. Reward. M. M Dept. Store. FOR SALE Household furniture. Weatlnchouse electric stove, circu lating heater, davenport and chair, dresser, chiffonier and bed. 1016 Reddy. RESPONSIBLE PARTT wanta to rent B-mom modern bouse. Call at S2 West Sth. WANTED oirl for housework. 11 a m. to p. m- Monday through Saturday. Phone 8453. FOR SALE Hot-Point electrlo ranre. good condition, S35. Phone 4157. PUBLIC CARD PARTT. Catholic Parish hall, Wednesday at 8:00. 89c. Reaervatlona dial 9400. FOR RENT 4 acres. Oaa Station. 8 living rooms, lunch room and fruit stand. Standard Station south of Talent on Sllltman In Phoenix. FOR SALE Dairy cow. Mlna Tre fren. 44 mllea above Butte Palls. ASTER and CABBAOB PLANTS for aale. 310 Portland. MODFRN FURNISHED APARTMENT. 81 North Oakdale. FURNISHED APARTMENT. SIT West and St. FOR SALE Guernsey- Jersey cow. Freahen aoon. William Kantor, one mile east Talent. WANTED Married man under 85. with some mechanical experience, for ateady work with excellent future. Tribune Box 1784. THOR ELECTRIC WASHER, 815 SO Rose. FOR SALE or TRADE Excellent mule. Will trade on good riding horse. Orchard Park Farms, dial 8373. NOTICE Sam Dickson, formerly of the Hotel Orand Barber Shop, has opened a shoo at South River side Ave. and 13th St. and wel comes his old patrona and frlenda to visit him at hla new location. BIO FIR SLABS Order early. Med ford Fuel Co. Tel. 8111. RELIABLE MARRIED MAN for gen agal farm work. Muat lira on farm and must be good milker. Steady lob for good worker. Ben Hilton. Lower River road, Oranta Pass. Phone e-F-3. 1B31 PONTIAO SEDAN, low mileage: j tires, body and running condition good. Real buy at 8TB. Inquire 1406 East Main. VACANCY Furnished apartmenta, laiwa and email. 1008 Weat Main. WANTED Middle-aged housekeeper. Call after 7 p. m. 318 Vancouver. Phone 3138. BABT TURKEYS and CHICKS. Dress ier Hatchery, 1107 Eaat Main. FOR SALE Modern house, nice lot. close In. East Main. 83800.00. H. O. Wilson, 7 Chestnut St. Phone 4844. YOUNO JERSEY and aprlrveer heifer. W. M. Hansen. Brownsboro. WANTED Otrl or woman for general housework. Apply 104 Oeneva. Phone 8038. ZINNIAS and ASTER PLANTS. 3 dos. 35c. Snapdragons and petunlaa. 30c dos. Dreasler'a. 1107 Eaat Main. FINE alnglng pedigreed young canary, cage and atand, 88. Inquire 1408 Eaat Main. PIANO INSTRUCTION Play the pi ano, quickly, correctly. Classical popular combined ayatem. Any age over 8. fBy mall over 13.) Low cost. Arranging, composing. Songs wanted, words, music Studio, Liberty Building. Noon to 8;S0. Fred Alton Height. FOR RENT 8 and B-room bouses. McCay. Howard Ave. 3 BIG DAYS!! a 1 Time i Ths most popular picture its . . the tane-tllled West show that fee yen Hob (Basonka) Barns and Martha Bar I t BING CROSBY BOB BURNS MARTHA RAYE Frances Farmer la 'Rhythm On the Range' Rear Vas stn: Tnptf Saddles", Tas An Old Cowhand from the 8tla OraadeT and a dosea saere Bang Ballads t I VEMINOt adalt see lae. tail BMdtee-ISe WAN I'll) Commercial spraying. Samaoa'a. S',88 McOonagl. DAILY S Body and Paint Shop will repair thnee banged u fenders tha right way. Satisfaction guaranteed. FOR RENT Ice Boxea. soo per month. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 8378. FIRST CLASS furnished apartment, garage. Downstairs. Adult. 618 South Oakdale. TERMITES I We check your house free and give estimate on cost of spravlng. If you have them. Phone Hubhard Broa. for further tnlor matton. F. H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiency handled. Mark Ooldy Agency. LET ME KILL your termites. Work guaranteed. Bemeon'e, 3758 Mo Oonagle. CAPABLE, middle age lady, wanta housekeeping for elderly man. Own car. Free to drive. Tribune Boa; 1143. SKINNER Offers a Better Used Car "A Doggone Good Car" That's tha way we feel abont It and that's ths way you'll reel too, when jon get behind the wheel of one of our guaranteed need ears. Take a tide tonight. St PLYMOUTH COUPE Very Clean $345 36 CHEVROLET DLX. Sedan. Very good rubber Radio $345 38 DODGE DLX. SDN. New paint. Extra good $365 37 rORD DLX. SDN. Clean as pla $415 33 INTERNATIONAL Pickup. Long W. B. Tires. $565 39 BUICK SDN. Good Urea $35 23 BUICK CPE. 1 f A good motor )Q SKINNER'S GARAGE Buick CMC Trucks Phone 3740 Mali S7c Ui Sc-soe Eves see tas 4e-4e It to ts-tse Ine. tat Kldillea-ltas Barret Ends Tomorrow Mfhtl ,1 cz2cn s?7 ' WED.I 4 DAYS! t.4 f.lJjIM.'l 1 I rX 0 The Miracle Music- VSt al Show at jr IMi Vearil vJii nsrdei 1T MHS STEWART FC4 IIITIIIlall ' I AA iiii itiui V I f Ull tint! I I list suttia 11 1 ns . . . to ef yW Ul ytejertra-8 aeaat A aeaatltal fillet f