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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TKIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 12, 1941. PAGE NINE LOCAL and Medford Visitor Charles Hendrickson of Westwood, Cel.. Is among Medford visitors. He arrived yesterday by motor. From California Mr. and Mrs. Amel Mohring of Oakland. Cal.. arrived yesterday after noon by motor for a visit with friends on route 1. Arliona Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Oldham of Superior. Ariz., are visiting relatives In this city. They arrived yester day by motor. Visit Hera Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Zanow of Grand Forks, N. D., arrived yesterday by motor for a visit at tl)e Albert Zanow residence. Crater Lake avenue. Stop Briefly Mr. and Mrs, ft. C. Steuer of Oakland, Cal., stopped here briefly yesterday while en route to Crater lake. They planned to return south via the Oregon coast route. Displays Cherries Mrs. Ches ter Parker of route 4, box 361 today displayed a sample box of Bing cherries she packed for shipment. Mrs. Parker does her own packing, filling orders for delivery here or anywhere In the United States. She has eight cherry trees on her place. Graduates Among students graduating from Menlo Junior college, Menlo Park, Co., June 4 was Douglas Janney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Janney, 39 South Berkeley Way. He was a member of Triad honor society and glee club and manager of the college baseball team. Return Mrs. Eve Prentice accordion teacher. Robert Wenk Vsra Rushton and Helen Me- Th ail nf Medford. and Ivan Neeley and Dennie Jerome of Grants Pass returnea nome ivion- day by motor after attending an accordion convention and picnic In Eugene Sunday. Plans were made to hold the state accordion fe.Hval in Medford next sum mer. Ernest Smith, student at h Tlniversitv of Oregon, ac companied the group home, Visitors Guests today at the home of Capt. and Mrs. Charles K. Cox of 236 North Bartlett street were Mr. and Mrs. George Towndrow and their son and daughter, Lawrence and Mildred Towndrow of Raton, N. M. Mr. nnH Mrs. Towndrow are Mrs. Cox's parents. They arrived by motor car yesterday for an inde finite stav in the Rogue river valley. They recently sold their ranch In New Mexico ana came here with the thought of buying property for a home In southern Oregon. Plana Passengers Mis Louise Anderson arrived from Portland on the noon United Mainliner. Forenoon arrivals E. W. Thompson. A. M nrnwn. W. L. Wood and Mrs. D, Jewett. from Portland. Leaving on the same plane was Miss E, Railev. to Los Angeles. Arriv ing on the midnight Mainliner were W. E. tlaensier ana n Kchiihert. from Seattle. Wash and Dr. D. Barnett and N. W WiUnn. from Portland. Mr, and Mrs. H.-Holmes arrived from San Francisco on the flagstop plane last night and W, I. Fox rlenarted for Portland on the same plane. Passengers arriving on the evening flagstop plane were G. Reid. from Portland, and Mrs. J. R. Holmes, C. A. Lavis and J. E. Coke, from Seat tle. S. Y. Armit left for Oak land. Cal., on the same plane. F. T. Rosenberg departed for Portland on the afternoon flag stop plane. S25.00 REWARD Tt 111 be paid by th manufacture! for mar Corn or Callout GREAT CHRISTOPHr-R POSITIVE CORN SALVE eannnt remove Sic at Vour WESTERN THHirl Store. AT HOME... IN SAN FRANCISCO In lb West's TalUsI Apartment Hotel Enjoy the extra comfort of apartment living. ..wiih full service of I fine hotel quiet yet only four blocks from down town shops the trot. Rmtfrtm S3 Aftrtmcmti fitm 13.50 l T. aatSOM, Mae. PERSONAL Attends Came I. R. Frideger of Ashland was among out-of- town residents attending the Medford Crater-Dorris baseball game at the fairgrounds park last night. Recuperating J. R. Purcell of 131 Court street was reported recuperating nicely today In Sacred Heart hospital where he underwent an operation Monday morning. He may now receive visitors. Arrested Fred L. Kerr. wanted In Grants Pass on a fel ony warrant charging larceny by bailee, was arrested by city and state police here late yesterday afternoon and was returned to Grants Pass last night. State police said Kerr allegedly stole a sum of money from a grocery store In which he worked. Family In Need Capt. Chas. K. Cox, head of the Salvation army here, today Issued an ap peal for a small wood-burning cook stove and a full-sized bed, mattress and spring for a family in dire want. The articles win be called for if donors will tele phone the Salvation army, 4230 or they may be left at the hall. Fourth and Bartlett street. Board To Meet Board of di rectors of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon-meeting in the Hotel Medford at noon tomorrow. As various reports are to be made, all members were invited to at tend. Members planning on at tendance were asked to notify the chamber of commerce by telephoning 2640 by 11 a. m. to morrow. At Headquarters Chaplain C Adrian Sias spent the day at Medford CCC district head quarters prior to his departure to Camp Gasquet, Crescent City, Cal., for services this evening During the past four days Chap lain Sias has held four 'fare well" services for boys departing for their homes in the south, at Camp Prescott, Camp Williams Creek, Camp Klamath and Camp Lava Beds. . Minor Accidents Ernest Lud wig of 511 Austin street and Robert Yocum of route 4 drove cars involved In an accident at Main street and Riverside ave nue last night, a report on file said today. Cars operated by W. C. Wilkins of 610 West 10th street and M. D. Aldrich of route 1 were involved In a slight mis hap on Seventh street near Cen tral avenue yesterday afternoon, a report on file said today. At Swim School Edwin Chit wood, enrollee at the Williams Creek CCC camp, went today to the Laurel Dell lodge near Ukiah, Cal., to receive instruc tion in the American Red Cross national aquatic school now in progress. The school will be completed June 21. Only two men from each CCC district are permitted to attend the school. The other Medford district en rollee attending is Richard N. George of Camp Orleans. To be eligible for attendance stu dents must be at least IS years old and in possession of a Red Cross senior life saving certifi cate. At completion of the school, the enrollees will serve as instructors for the CCC dis trict life-saving and water-safety training school at Twin Plunges. Ashland, July 7 to 11, Inclusive. POISON OAK? Try a bottle et ZEMACOL Too nun be aatlefled or your money cheerfully refunded. Oct a bottle today at WESTERN THRIFT. ROXY Mies Only :3-il 24c loo. ut Kiddle 10c Anjtlme Tomorrow Nit It SaU THE HICJGINS FAMILY i t nT-BlN rEATLRt MIS tUl ELLIOTT z charm: rm at th HX MIHIM- . -al Karns at Roxy 3 yf Roscoe Karris is the harassed Joe Higgins of the screen's "Hig- Kins Family", whose latest ad ventures in fun come to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow night and Saturday in "Petticoat Poli tics." 'Beyond the Sacramento, starring Bill Elliott, will be the companion western on the twin bill. Out of Hospital Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Logan of Sams Valley were today in receipt of word from Randolph field, San Antonio, Texas, that their son, J. Dee Logan, was released on June 9 from the post hospital where he had been under treatment the past eight weeks for a stomach ailment. Dee has been training at Randolph field with the Fly ing Cadets. Fined $10 Marc B. Jarmin of Medford was fined $10 in city court yesterday on a charge of violation of the basic traffic rule. Police said he drove at an excessive rate of speed on West Jackson boulevard. James Ring rose of 1624 East Main street was cited to appear this after noon on a charge of violation of the basic rule. Police charged him with speeding on East Main street. e e Enlists Dale A. Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick A. Adams of Ashland will leave by train tonight for Portland for a final qualifying medical examination for enlistment in the naval re serve, minority term, for avia tion mechanics. If he passes the examination, he will proceed to San Diego, Cal., for a recruit's training course at the comple tion of which he will be assigned to an aViation mechanics' school, said Jack M. Carpenter, navy recruiter here. e a Doe Tomorrow Ray C. Llnd- berg. in charge of training for the U. S. forest service north west regional office's division of personnel management, is ex pected to arrive by train tomor row from his Portland office for a four-day stay on the Rogue River National forest. He is expected to attend the fire guard training camp at Car berry to morrow and the protective as sistants' training school at the Star ranger station Monday. Twice Jolted Fort Worth, Tex. 0J.R) Alvln Phillips, an ardent, 18-year-old swain, insisted upon seeing his true love. He "borrowed" li cense plates from his brother's car and attached them to his own. Then he went to see his girl. Now he faces charges of operating a car with fictitious license plates and operating an unregistered vehicle. Mat JTc las 3r-30e Eye 36c tai 4c-40e IS to l.vtv Ine. tax Klddlee-lftr THRC. SAT. NIGHT ONLYI Most Glorious Color Picture Ever Filmed! IN TICHNICOIOR vTalt Dlsnev's Plata la 'PANTRY PIRATE SUNDAY! VTK BUTE'S BEST! BOTE SEOKE DAVIS BRENT Great Eie miU, MARY ASTOR Lucile Watson Hattie McDaniel flTTflarnuCV LL5 "The Roundup" The thundering thrills of the early west are brought to the screen In 'The Roundup", com ing to the Rialto theatre for to morrow and Saturday, with Preston Foster, Patricia Morison, Richard Dix and Jack Benny's Don Wilson in the principal roles. Indian uprisings, bandit gun Brilliant Coloring In Craterian Film on Current Program Brilliantly conceived, master fully executed and beautifully paced. "Blood and Sand" opened yesterday at the Craterian the atre to a packed house. Starring Tyrone Power, the film is easily the finest techni color production that has ever been shown on the screen. The color camera was used, in a manner of speaking, not Just to photograph but to paint the scenes with me result an im pressive screen achievement combining action and art. With Linda Darnetl and Rita Hayworth in the two leading feminine roles, "Blood and Sand" depicts the story of a matador who Is torn between love of his beautiful wife and the allure of a fiery temptress The contrast between the devo tion and fidelity of the wife and the callous fickleness of the siren forms a drama in the mata dor's life which makes it one of the most moving films of the year. The bull ring sequences, stun ningly staged and photographed, which approximate in potency a first hand witnessing of the spectacle, are among the most thrilling scenes ever filmed. It Is here, especially, that technicolor has been used in its full power lending to the scenes all the direct, heart-stopping action and panoramic beauty of the vast amphitheatre. Nazimova, Anthony Qulnn, J. Carrol Naish, John Carradlne and Lynn Barl are among those featured. THRILL-SOAKED SAGA OF THE OLD WEST! DIX FOSTER MORISOty JACK HOLTn CREA i rs AND SAT. " I MATI M L70rVary'l K"M0 Aialts tte IM. Us I Cy JFlDIOKI "" " "' u KKMIes-10 I 1 .1 PV fJ I RlOdlea-iee on Rialto Bill runners, steers, horses, western music and breath-taking views of the high Sierras, are a color ful part of the picture which has Betty Brewer, Ruth Donnel ly, Jerome Cowan. Douglas Dumbrillc and the King's Men in featured roles. 'The Great Swindle" starring Jack Holt, will be the compan ion feature. Roseburg. Ore.. June 12. lP) Alfred Leblanc and Frank May, employees at the Canyon ville sawmill, were in the hos pital here today suffering from severe burns. The men were in- lured late yesterday when a plug blew out of a steam boiler while they were engaged in making repairs. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT Ice Boxes, 90o per month, valley ruel Co. Tel. S3 io FOR RENT Furnished 3-room cabin, electric stove. Adulta only. 919 month. Dark' Grocery. WANTED S350O to 93900 for five yeara: ample security. Phone 4433, evening. FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM and bath for gentleman, employed. 907 south oakdale. FOR SALE Good work team and harness. Hansen's Dairy. - APARTMENTS FOR RENT In Central Point. Inquire O. K. Barber Shop. COMBINATION wood and electric range for sale or trade. 939 Park Ave. BLOX Big Rough, part dry. Full load, 93.00. Medford Fuel. Tel. Sill WHY NOT have th best at lei at Daily's Body and Paint Shop. Medford oldest and finest. IT'S A DATE! ROGUE RIVER LODGE OPENS SAT JUNE 14 Will Rogers STEAMBOAT Hound the Bend" DON WILSON RUTH D0NNEUY KTTT WWa DOUGLAS DUMIRIUI mm l MM Two Thrill Features Will, BACFTTlCl 19 pair WWW Kinr Pieon. tine breeaers: no reasonable offer refuted. Aoout 30 quabe included at no coal. Route 1. Box 21S-A. 1 mile north of Central Point. DA NCI with ftotoi S-Plece Orchestra nest flaturnaT and Sunday at LAKE O' WOODS. D. A. V. Auilllere will hare a rum maf sal Saturday In Nigel's Store on south central'. Will be open Friday afternoon to receive goods. ONK COMBINE threshing machine. McCormlca-Deertna. Auxiliary mo tor. 103ft model. Inquire Perry'e Oarage, Eagls Point, Or. Phone 3101. VACANCIES Furnisher! two 3 -room apartment. One bedroom. Adults. No pete 1005 Weat Main. FRESH SEA POODS. Holly'. Seafood.. Salmon egg. WANTED Houm worker by hour. S morning: weekly. Phone 401S. FOR RENT Sleeping room. Call before 8:S0 a.m. or after 5:30 p.m. 823 North Central. FOR SAIC Dry corn on th cob. Suncnm Orchard. Talent. 40 PLYMOUTH Deluxe 4-door sedan. In rood condition. 063. Phone 3fll7. APARTMENT available June 38th Flectrt appliance. Inquire of Mr. McDonald. 309 South Oakdale. ATTRACTIVE modern apartment. newly decorated. Electric kitchen. Unfurnished. 61d South Oakdale. WE OFFER FOR SALE one of Med- ford'a liuest homes, with beauti fully landscaped and spacious frrovinds with shade trees, shrubs, flowers. Five bedroom, two sleep lt porches, large living room and dining room, fireplace, furnace, two complete baths, etc. Corner lots snd excellent location. Shown by appointment only. Also ,fOOAA Five rooms, bath, base tJjJUU msnt, furnace, fireplace. oak floors, tiled kitcnen drain board, service ponh. BeautfTul lot with underground sprinkling sys tem, shade, fruit. Double garage. paved street. Also yllVU kitchen range. This pltoe oniy six yeara out ana wm reat for $33 SO per month. ELMER HER RIFT) 44 North Riverside. Dial 3307 or 4860. U S AFTER rn . .1 inose in ine Copyright 1941, Nation.! DUtillers lflr KENTUCKY STRAIGHT V y BOTjnnCN WHISKEY J sjjr MOTTLED. iy-MOSB MOHIffl Of CAS 4Lay$ TfianYou Em ffad 'Before THERE'S thrill in the fluid flight of an All-Fluid Drive Dodge that words can't describe a grace and rhythm that nobobv ever felt before. You put vour foot down, and you take it up. ..and that's just about all yon do...rxeept to guide the car... Fastest Selling, Lowest-Priced car with Fluid Drive the leader in all-'round economy tbafs the Dodge that awaits you now at your Dodge dealer's. TUMI IN MAJOS SOWIJ, CS.,THUUAT!, t TO 10 P.M., 10.I.T. tear PHes Settee V a1 "1 "V as Ca. as Mrtkaat SeUes. ai2 ssaaaaaiaawae PIERCE Ill SOUTH RIVERSIDE FARM FOR flALB 0 ten. 35 eeraa farm land, ore harts, 30 acrta xnoea for hoga, 2 good springs. 4-room boiiae, barn, mac-hint abed. 17 mllea from Medford. Prtc a 7 50 00. Ed. Oswald, a mil, aouth of Ash land on Klamath Falla Highway. Rt 1, Ashland, Or, c o E. U Halbert. CHERRY GIFT BOXES, paeltMl for artippinir. Mrs. CneMer Parker, Just north of Ever Shady. FOR 0ALE 131 Model A. IS West Ptne. Central Point. FOR R FN T 3-room furnished house with bath. Adulta. 1300 fiun aet. Phone 4148. ROOMS FOR RENT, reasonable. West Main. FURNISHED APARTMFNT tor pent. Inquire at The Shack. CHERRIES, different yartettea. Oeb hard's, 'i mile north Bear creek bridge. Central Point. FOR SALE Cherries, choice Btntts and Roa) Anna. Charles E. Cray, arcond house norUi of Rock Point brieve. Gold Kill. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa, first crop. now ready. Jim Gregg, Central WANTED To rrnt 6 or 8-room un furnished house, close In. Writs Box 3869 Tribune. FOR SALE An exceptional bargain. 14 acres, 13 in clover. New modern residence, grocery store, service station, on paved highway. 18 acrea irrlcated. Ftne grov for trailer camp. Alo small 4-room modern furnished bouse, close In. on pavement, 91000. tVe A. F. FLOWERS 113 East 13th St. ROYAL ANN cherries for sale: 4c. you pick; 6'jc picked. Stacy. Hilt crest Road. WANTED, CHERRIES Blngs. Lam berts. Royal Anns: any amount, lare or small. We pay cash on de livery. City Limits Fruit Stand. So. pacific Highway, next to SOS plant. MONTAQ FURNACES Complete Engineering Service For Sals by LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. 109 fc. Main. Dial 4437 1 in know... ask lor Products Corp., N. Y. . 100 Proof J 1 -ALLEN riOTOEl CO. FOR i-ALE -p4tos walnut bedroom suit complete with spring and Beautyrest mattress like new, tA0. Phone 8120. 423 Beatty fit. WAr"TFD Cherry pickers at City Limits Fruit Stand. WE BUY cherry crops on the tree: pay rash. City Limits Fruit Stand. Bo. Pacific Highway, next to 6O6. F. H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently bandied. Mark Ooldy Agency. mmm SKINNER offers a Better Used Car "Ask Yourseli First...." Jutt takt a mlnut to dlscnaa (he car problem with youratlf. H jou dont conclude a Skin nit urd car la a good buy then we'll niUi our good f ueaa. '35 Pontiac $195 S.dan. Good rubber and motor. A lot of transporta tion. '36 Chev. . $345 Deluxe Sedan. Better than average condition. Radio and beater. '34 Chrys'r $245 Sedan. Large trunk. la very good condition. '35 Stude. . $325 Sedan. The cleanest used car In town. Low mileage. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck CMC Truck Phone 2740 eteaWDaaW. lamr-tia nmi pwi.nasraM MM no rate ows awwamirsi ima. imtAUuc stAra utTT-rrra, boot ietet ruse servf PMOKI IMI