Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 06, 1941, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextPACE ELEVEN LOCAL and a Cecil Hunt. Jr . rp. turned by train today from San Francisco where he has been ipending several days. He is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hunt, SIS North Bartlett street. Jsnouch Back Karl L. Jan ouch this morning resumed his duties as supervisor of Rogue River national forest after at tending a range management training school at Seneca. For est supervisors and staff offi cers attended the school. Visit Ends Mr. and Mrs. Lelan Davis of Los Angeles, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. J. H. Butler, 916 East Main street, left today for Diamond lake and Buckhorn lodge. Mr. Davis, a former mem ber of the Medford fire depart ment, is Mrs. Butler's nephew. On Trip East Mrs. Bel F. Richardson, 33 North Peach street, left yesterday for a month's visit with relatives In Kansas and Iowa. She is trav elling by car with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Richardson, who are re turning to their home In Lar ned, Kas. To Tour Mrs. Clara Tilley and daughter Marian, 11 IS West 10th street, are planning to leave Sunday morning by bus on a two months' tour to New York where they will visit rel atives. They will travel east by way of Portland. They plan stops at Sioux City, Iowa, De troit, Mich., St. Louis, Mo., and other points of interest. Conditions Poor Conditions In forest areas for recreational pursuits over the week-end were unfavorable today. Rogue River national forest headquarters said in again omitting the usual weekly recreation bulletin. Roads to forest lakes and streams and camping areas are in bad condition because of late serine rains, headauarters ! stated. Campgrounds, it was added, were damp. On Survey A crew of four state game commission em ployes today began a study at Lake of the Woods to determine the number and kind of fish the lake can best support. A similar study will be made at Fish and Fourmile lakes, both In the same general area. The crew will make soundings of the lake, prepare a contour map and conduct other studies to be used as a basis in a re-stocklng program. Work at the three lakes is expected to take a month. SKINNER Offers a Better Used Car "Get a Bright Idea" Stop norrrlnf aboot maner mattfri, snd take a run down litre today. You can fft the car you want without stretch ing your budget an IncA. fte'rv open Sunday! and eve nt nga. 38 CHEVROLET DLX SEDAN. Wheals. A good claan $395 car 37 CHEVROLET COUPE Good rubber and motor. Seat Covers $395 3$ CRAHAM SEDAN Low mileage Very clean S195 38 PLYMOUTH SEDAN A lot of Auto air $365 mobile for on! 34 CHRYSLER SEDAN A good motor ( J P Large trunk e)eaTW SKINNER'S GARAGE Buick CMC Trucks Phone 2740 PERSONAL ! At Picnic Among I Elks attending the Ashland Medford FtU. 1 1 . . iuu6t picnic last evening were John Hughes and Sam Jordan. Minor Accident Hugh Power, of 101 Portland avenue, and Elizabeth J. Sample of 108 South Oakdale avenue, drove cars involved in a minor acci dent on North Riverside ave nue near East Jackson boule vard last evening, a report on file said today. Male Flight Though now residing in Ashland, R. A. Forbes, former president of the Crater Flying club here, is still a frequent visitor at Medford' municipal airport. Last Sunday Mr. Forbes, accompanied by Mrs. Forbes, flew a Piper Cub plane to Portland. The couple, enjoyed luncheon and a show in Portland and then returned to Medford, arriving here about 5 p. m. In Jail Her Capron L. Ball. 16, Klamath Indian of Chilo quin, charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, was brought from Klamath Falls last night by Paul Hanlin. U. S. deputy marshal, and placed in the county jail here pend ing further action in the case. Ball is accused of assaulting Ivan O'Neil, also a Klamath In dian of Chiloquin, with a knife last May 29. Ball's brother Jos eph, is serving a life sentence for murder. He pleaded guilty in federal court here in the spring of 1938 to a charge of second degree murder. He was then 24 years old. Plan Passengers Miss Pat ricia Dippel departed on the noon United Mainliner today for Portland. Arriving on the same plane were Mrs. G. Gage, from Los Angeles. Ar rivals on the forenoon plane were Mrs. Robert Coulter, from Seattle, Wn., and A. E. Stephan, from Portland. Departing on the early morning plane were Mr. and Mrs. D. Jameson, W. Thigpen and Thomas C. Blanchard, all to Portland. Ar riving last evening were Eino Hemmila, from Portland, and H. V. Simpson, from Vancouver, B. C. Departing on the same plane was Harold Wood, to San rrancisco. J. n. Pomeroy ar rived from San Francisco the afternoon Mainliner. on Rialto Today One of the West's most pop ular stars, Roy Rogers, joins forces with the hill-billy favor ites, the Weaver Brothers and Elviry, in "The Arkansas Judge." which plays today and tomorrow at the Rialto theatre. Filled to the brim with good old down-to-earth humor and wit, "The Arkansas Judge" has the famous comedy singing team tracking down trouble in the Ozarks, their native stomping ground. "Cyclone On Horseback," fea turing Tim Holt, plays as the companion feature with the Weavers' fun show. WHEAT LOAN RATE FIXED FOR YEAR Washington, June 6. HP The agriculture department an nounced today a schedule of rates said to average about 98 cents a bushel at which it would make loans to farmers on this year's wheat crop. Rates kt the terminals were higher than those which would prevail elsewhere. The schedule for the term inals includes: Portland, Ore. No. 1 soft white. No. 1 western white. No. l hard winter. No. 1 white club, No. 1 red winter. No. 1 western red, and No. 1 northern spring, all $1.03, and No. 1 mixed $1 02. Rates at other points, includ ing farms, will be less than the rates at the closest and most accessible terminal market by ROGUE ELK INN On Crater Lake Hiway NOW OPEN ladrr Jtew Management. CHICKEN Dinners Our PpM-taltT MR. A0 MH5. t. t G.BF.N v w zz "Topper Returns" Boasts Stars as.. at-v. -"ti wfcVS-! f -, -.I'tA Joan Blondell and Carole Landis are the two blondes who get into Roland Young's hair as well as his heart in the hilarious new Topper film. "Topper Re turns," which will open a three day run Sunday at the Cratcrian theatre. Topper again gets him self into all sorts of trouble including another dame with "ectoplasm" powers, and accord ing to advance reports, this Judy Canova Coming To Rialto The gal who stole your hearts and got all your laughs in "Scatterbrain" Judy Canova now comes to the screen of the Rialto theatre for Sunday and Monday in the crowning hit of her hilarious career as the hay-seed girl who hit New York with a bang the story of "Sis Hopkins." Bob Crosby and his the amount of freight and hand ling costs that would be re quired to move the grain to the terminal. Auto Fees Set Mark Salem, June 6. ijP) Motor transportation fees collected by the state public utilities com missioner during the first five months of 1941 set an all-time record of $582,970, doubling the total for the same period of 1935 and about $100,000 more than PLAYING SAFE Out of jour depths when ' jou buy a used car? Don't know a thing about motor perfection or chassis condition? Then do like hundreds of other men play safe by coming here. A reputation that hundreds of drivers respect as sures the condition of our values. 1940 Plymouth Dlx. Sedan . 1938 Chrysler Dlx. Sedan 1937 Bulck Special Sedan 1939 Plymouth Dlx. Sedan 1938 Oldsmoblle Dlx. Sedan S775 S645 S583 $627 $621 SPECIALS 2 1938 Chevrolet School Busses. A-l condition, com plat with heaters and sat ety glass. Studebaker. 8 cyl Business Coup. S39 Doece-OLywouTM K2 I'VX Srt'ft'koeieeS-MfPtOeX) sue' f . - new mystery-comedy out-does the original in a thousand ways Stars, comedy situations, spooks a weird mansion where most of the action takes place and Eddie "Rochester" Anderson make the film one of the most eagerly awaited pieces to come from the movie capital in years. Others in the cast are Patsy Kelly. Billie Burke, Dennis O'Keefe and Jack Benny's radio stooge, "Rochester." Band aro cast with the hill-billy star as well as Jerry Calonna of radio fame and Charles Butter worth of comedy fame. Music, laughter, stars and one comedy situation after another promises to make "Sis Hopkins" grand entertainment for the whole family, according to advance information on the Canova hit. the figure for the same period last year. Closing time for Too Lai) to clu lfy Ad It 1:90 p m. 7 TOPPER'S BACK in a v i at"-.. ' ,' aPtsA if starts SUNDAY! C I) I0AN BLONDELL I ROLAND CAROLE YOUNG LANDIS BILLIE BURKE PATSY KELLY and "ROCHESTER" III RRY! r.MlS tTt RnT NITE! rteat American BROADCAST All. rate tnhn rayne iark oakle 4 Ink pots thoas Rat. at :45 - : Mats toc-tSc-IOc Inc.tas Ee 40c Roxy Comics C ijiLil Bud Abbott and Lou Costello the radio comics who gained overnight success in the star ring roles of "Buck Privates, are at the Roxy theatre tonight and Saturday only in their fun niest picture. "One Night In the Tropics." With the hilarious fun stars are Allan Jones, Nancy Kelly and Leo Carrillo. The music for the fun-fest was com' posed by Jerome Kern. Rocky Mountain Rangers, featuring the Three Mesquiteers, plays as the companion action western with "One Night in the Tropics." In Hospital Merle Jarmin, of 823 Sherman street. Is con fined to Sacred Heart hospital with blood poisoning. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT Ice Boxes. 60c per month. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. S376 FOR SAIJ! Ice bos. 7Sc; rocking chair,?; wool rug, $3: wool rug. 3 bedsteads. 60c; half-frallon Jars; small articles. 1020 Court St. WANTED Middle -aged lady desiring nome to act as companion lor elderly lady, also do light house work. Remuneration to he decided during Interview. Write P. O. Box 88. Medford. Give references. 1930 CHEVROLET i-Ton Pickup. Thes are hard to find. Better see this today. Rogue River Chevrolet. FOR SALE aiflso, 6-room, modern. pavement, corner. 6M) down, bal ance an 25 monthW. Including Interest. Owner 408 Beatty. FOR RENT 6-room modern houee, a bedroom., sleeping porch, water paid. 33 Rose Ave. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment until September 1st. Apply Apartment 15. Oe Bauer. FOR RENT S acres, Irrigated: all kinds of fruit and clover pasture: 6-room house and bam. See L. O Plckell, 16 South Bartlett. FORD SPECIALS SB. 30, 31, 34 and 3R. See them at Tubby Dean's, Your Pontlac Dealer. New Richfield Station, 6th and Grape. Dial 3041. 1836 FORD 4 -Ton Pickup. This Is a bargain at 6386.00. Rogue River Chevrolet. Chiller - Diller! with a new "Ectoplasm" playmate) that's honeyl nnn Rat. MKi t'l'IH wltk Lloyd oiaa Irene Hereey - 6 - IV - 19c Inc.tai W i ' aV 8 eV I TTRMXTCSt W cheek your houM fr tnd tv catlmts on cott of (praying If you have thfm Phone Hubbard Bro. lor further Information. 6TARTTNO MAT SI. 1941, to Octo ber 1. 1941, uw ornce of Dr. A F. Walter Kresse will c1om each Sat urday at 1 p m. In raM of mer grncy, ctl 3568 or 4641. VILLAGE INN tVUcloiia fried aprtrt? chicken and atenk dinners. Crater Hichwaj, Shady Cove. Phone Trail 303. 1D34 DODGE Panel. Just the tmck for light deliveries. Rogue River CheTTolet. DANCE at Phoenix Orange Hnll Saturday night. June 7th. FOR SALE Outboard midget raxing boat and motor. Boats and rods built and repaired. Fishermen's Shop, 622 Edwards. BIO FIR 8 LABS Order early. Med ford Fuel Co. Tel. 3111. VACANCT Furnished apartment. Adults. No pete. 1009 West Main. WANTED Your watch and clock repairing. Work guaranteed. Rea sonable price. C. E. Myers, 116 North Central. FOR SALE Two modern homes with small acreage In Ashland city limits on Oak Street. Phone Ash land 7791 or call at Maggie's Cafe. BEAN POLES, LATHE, arbor mate rial cheap. Prank Longwlll, 441 K. Fir. FOB SALE Davenport and chair. electric ran ire. dining room set. Cell at 604 Hamilton. Sunday. FOR RENT for two months My 4 -room home. 803 East Jackson- 1940 Ford 1-Ton Stake Body Truck. Excellent shape. Rogue River Chev rolet. FOR SALE 4 -room modem house on pavement, cloa in. 3000 00. 300.00 cash, balance like rent. Also i-acre tract, trrltf.. email house, 1900.00, tlKOOO cash, ba) anoe like rent. Also several un furnished houses for rent. A. W. WALKER REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 9 -room modern apart ment. Adult. Phone 4330. 135 North Holly. VACANCIES Apartment. Adults, no pets. 349 south Riverside. CHERRIES, large, you pick. 6c lb or picked. 8'jC Hurry. Tessttore Orchards, Eagle Point. WANTED Man cook who can make plea. Berrydale Restaurant. Come On Folks Those Hill-Billy TODAY and ieC5i &kmMz& S7. ; k vl Veda Ann 801,8 ' if J Bhowi Bt 6CHEIIll.il FOR 6TlRnVl Arkansas Judge- at 1.00-4:40-8:15-10:46 "Cyclone Horseback" at :40-7:15-6.44 A eon of an old favorite helps eenquered the Hestl I TIM HOIT I ill llVtal In -ST) mm With MARJORIE REYNOLDS -iilew- Sunday and Monday! What a Hit! MATINEES Adaltt IV Inc. Us Klddle-I6e ATTRACTIVE modern apartment. newly decorated. 616 South Oak dale. WILL TRADE a pair of lore birds for singing canary. Service Drive, 1605 East Main. FRESH SEAFOODS. W deliver. Holly's Sea Foods. 133 East Sixth. FOR RENT 4 -room unfurnished du plex, close in. Inquire 634 North Bartlett. FOR SALE Duroe boar, first house, Blddle Lane. Peyton. FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping and sleeping rooffts. Reasonable. 310 North Bartlett. TIME TO SPRAY NUTS for blight and worms. Phone 6566. McGonsttle. NOTICE To my ctomera I have a phone In my home, 6666. W. M. Mc Gonale. Commercial Sprayer. WOULD YOU LIKE to buy an ex pensive GutUr for 113 50? Call 343 N. Holly. AUCTION FURNITURE We will sell all the household furnishings of the late Thoa. Hsrrlson at the Pavilion 8a turd n. v. June 7th, Im mediately following the livestock sale. Table, chairs, dressers, beds complete, wood and gas combina tion range, electric ranA rugs, wicker set, Estste Heatrola. desk, new cider mill. Iron feed troughs, tools, etc. SO. ORE. LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO. Col. A. H. Dudley (Auet.) MRS. TROUTIER wlnhes to sell S8 Pont lac 8dan. 618 East Main. LET ME KILL your termites. Satls f set ion guaranteed. Phone 6666. McGonagle. FOR SALE 300 famous quality hat. Knox, Mai lory. Disney. Adams and Stetsons, alt sires 61 60 each. Star Cleaners. 6 South Front St. WHERE can you get a complete Br-ke Overhaul. Including first grade lining and labor, for only $8.00? It's on special now at Champion's Teaco Service, River side and Jackson. F. H A LOANS quickly, efficiently handled Mark Qoldy Aftency. TOH BALE UnlTeraal electric own, complete: automatic controli; near ly new. Phone 4631. FOR SALE "30" Model A. Oood eon dltlon. Inquire Jack Edmonda, 635 North Central. FOR SALE Jereee cow. 6-monthe-old calf. J. R. Winn. Inquire Eagle Point Irrigation Office. and Laugh! It's Weavers Again! They're her srlth crop of new hill-ballade . . . and fun story that'll hate you rolling In the aisles! SATURDAY! string the telegraph wires that easn..!-' eM i-.f EVEVINOS Adults n Ine. Us NMdlee-lee LET ME contract your thlnnlnr and save you money. Have all experl. enced thinners. Phone 4643. With row. WOMAN WITH PENBIOV, wanting home In plain comfortable quar ter, can have room and all home privileges for helping In care of small home. Own bos. Box 3948 Tribuni. FOR SALE or trade for Medford city property Two apartment house in Klamath Falls. Phone 3013. 514 Beatty. WANTED Otrl or woman for gen eral housework. Phone 3867. FOR SALE Levying Caterpillar RDT with drum Joa. Nuff, Bullards Rt, Coqullle, Ore. WANTED 300 Couples Saturday, June 7 DANCE ON THE SPRING FLOOR AT THE OASIS Benefit Eagle Point Fir Department. It DANCE Music By Dreamland Dance) Band SAT. NITE Something Different You will enjoy It. Always good crowd And Good Tim. WALKER'S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE ROXY Mats SOc-tOe Eees t6o Ine. tax-toe Shows aatnrday at 1 :46-6:l6-A:45-6:n What a Laugh! and Wttai a Scoop ' BUD 10 U ABBOTT J COSTELLO Those hilar ious stars ol Buck Pri vates" ar here agalnl In w music "orrmg Winer miy BUD I .... KUTHfiu m I naimui TONITE and SATURDAY Twin Hits rix RANGERS obert Lhlngeton Duncan Benalda Baytnond Halloa SUNDAY I DAYS1 GRBLE LRITIflRR oacA Honout rmnteerwAST-rv aancif rias ttSMI 111 tx I -rU.INO ALL HlBNDS" I t If It STT" M