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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 19. 194T.' ?AGE ELEVEK V 1 LOCAL and To Chicago Attorney O. H. BengUon left by train Tuesday right for a 10-dy business trip to Chicago. 1 CCC Man H.re Charles L. Snyder, Jr., company command er at Camp South Fork, visited CCC headquarters here this morning on company Dullness. ' Breen Back Lelwyn C. Breen. CCC staff officer, re turned last night from the Presi . dio of San Francisco, where he had been on official business. At Headquarters Subaltern Madison C. Thomas, In command at Camp Klamath, visited Med ford district CCC headquarters yesterday on official business. Pastor Confers The Rev. John Bamey, pastor of the First i Christian church at Roseburg. V today called at Medford CCC district headquarters In connec tion with CCC religious activi ties. e Confers Here George Taylor of San Francisco, reservations manager of the western division rfof the United Air Lines, con ferred here today with Max C. Henne. the company's Medford manager. En Route Home Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Yokum arrived here by train today from San Francisco for a few days' visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dougal Young, 921 Park avenue. They are en route to their home In Eugene. New Duties Dr. Robert S. Klnoshita, formerly surgeon at Camp South Umpqua Falls, re ported at CCC district head , quarters here this morning for . duty. He will be stationed in ' Medford and will begin his duties at once. . a a Talks 0.r CCC Oliver W. Leonard, Jr.. company com mander at Camp Applegate, con ferred at CCC headquarters here yesterday. Mr. Leonard is in charge of the disbandmcnt of the Applegate company. The company will be disbanded this week, members being sent to Camp Klamath. At Airport Lieut. L. A. Har desty stopped at Medford munl .: cipal airport yesterday after- , noon to have his army North ; American plane refueled. He arrived from Fort Lewis, Wash., and left for Salinas. Cal. Lieut. J. O. Reed arrived from Port- V land in an army Beechcraft pho iytographic plane and left for Mof- l.tt i e ...... 1 fal .ft.. his plane had been refueled. New Residence Cecil Owen applied at the city building In spector's office yesterday for a permit to construct a new resi dence and private garage at 706 South Holly street at a stated cost of $3,000. O. W. Ballew of 1258 South Riverside avenue ap plied for a permit to make an addition to his residence at a stated cost of $400. Receives Pin Frank Rogers was today In receipt of a silver one-year sen-Ice pin from United Air lines. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Rogers, 315 South Orange street, he is a station at tendant at the company's office at Medford municipal airport. The company awards pins of various composition to its em ployes to designate their length of service. Court Citations State police cited Joseph F. Baran, 44. of Prospect yesterday to appear In Justice of the peace court this afternoon on a charge of exceed ing the PUC declared combined weight on a truck. L. N. Iven, 17. of route 1, was cited to ap pear this afternoon on a charge of driving a vehicle without an operator's license. Cbnfer en Water H. G. Can- field. district manager of the 1 Cnited States geological survey, j spent Wednesday in the city con- ferring with Watermaster Clin- ton Smith on flood control pro- jects underway in the Rogue , river valley. Canfield is on a tour of inspection. J. H. Ryan, assistant state engineer. Salem, has also been In the -alley re cently on his semi-annual visit in connection with state Irriga tion and other water matters. . . , . ... , . To Active Duty Chaplain , Henry W. Anderson of the Med- j fceH rlirirt CCC. tnrlav reroived i . . , j,.,.. ' r" u"".!peclslly gifted person. She hss on June 27 at Camp Murray, gained an enviable reputation and Wash., with the 41st division, am seed a host of fn-rds In every He has been a chaplain in the "'." W1 " .ij rrr ji.4. Iew longer. six years, having reported for duty on February 1. 193S. Dur ing that time. Chaplain Ander son estimated, he has driven over 150.000 miles in making his visits to the camps. Chap lain Anderson will become a captain when he reports for army duty. Old? Get Pep, Vim with Iron, Calcium, Vitamin B, MEN. WOMEN Id. k. w-rrwniT st ill :4.nM Tat r-vjt CoeutntlMin : ei o-w-rl-r" iUf 40 by svj tla-f.cf lr - "IT. V!t!'- Pi TOajnrNlJ w-a f-tt r i 'ffiWiiBWStr " lor sale at The, arrant nrsg fa. and all other rod Or ax atorea. PERSONAL Visits Here Harris Ellsworth, editor of the Roseburg News Review, visited friends and newspaper associates here yes terday. He returned horn last night. Makes Call James D. Olson, Portland, director of Informa tion, Oregon state game commis sion, made a number of calls here today. He left for Crater lake national park, Klamath Falls and Lakeview. To Meeting Frank Hull, man ager of the Jackson county Chamber of Commerce, will leave by plane tomorrow morn ing to attend a meeting of the Northwest Aviation Planning council In Billings, Mont., tomor row and Saturday. Here For Rites Lieut. A. E. Slough, stationed with the U. S. air corps at Long Beach. Cal., arrived at Medford municipal airport this morning from Mon tague, Cal., to attend funeral services for Charles L. (Jimmy) Valentine, former Medford cafe owner who died in Portland Tuesday. The funeral was held at Perl's this afternoon. Lieut. Slough was piloting a Stearman trainer. Hold Parlay Jack Bladine. vice president of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers' associa tion and owner-publisher of the McMinnville Telephone-Register, and Harry Schenk, Eugene, man, ager, conferred here today with Herb Grey, association president and advertising manager of the Mall Tribune. The visitors ar rived yesterday and left after the conference today for the north. Officers Visit Col. R. S. Grier and Lieut.-Col. Roscoe Lamb, who arrived late yester day afternoon from California with a mechanized unit of the 115th cavalry of Fort Lewis. Wash., were guests last night of friends here, Dr. R. R. Sher wood, 823 Newtown street, and Bruce Bauer. 1411 Euclid ave nue. Col. Grier was in com mand of the unit, comprising about 100 men and officers. The contingent, returning to Fort Lewis, stayed overnight at CCC headquarters detachment near the south city limits. Plane Passengers R. Henry departed for Portland on the noon Mainliner today. T. Gaueh left for Sacramento, Cal., on the forenoon plane. Leaving on the early morning plane were Ivan Miller, to Portland, and Mrs. R. Henry, to Seattle, Wash. Ar riving from Seattle on the mid night plane were Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Steadke. L. C. Lindley, C. C. Lindley, George Taylor, F. A. McMillen and E. L. Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Miller arrived from Oakland, Cal., last night. Departing on the same plane were J. Helser, W. G. Hannum and H. Rudin, to Port land, and H. Stamey. to Seattle. J. Hughes left for Portland on the afternoon Mainliner and M. Esberg arrived from San Farn cisco. OF (Continued From Pago One) District Attorney George W. Neilson, explaining that facts In the case clearly indicated that) Kleven was responsible for his own death, due to the terrific rate of speed at which he was driving, said there would be no inquest. He added that a deputy sheriff from now on would keep close surveillance on the high way through Phoenix in an at- l eliminate 'speed mani- through that town, and th Poe would increase their vigilance on the highway! outside towns. aaaaawassasaaaSBaBKaaasaassssHasssssssa Spiritual Lecture Ordained Splrltu- Ulst and Psychol agist will privately interview tnoae in- I teres ted In eptrtt- usllst readings and a,lopment7 Friends declare Per. Kcjs to ba a - i Located Grand Hotel. Room 307. Hours S 30 a. m. to p. ra. BUMMER OPENINO Saturday, June 21 Southern Oregon's finest and Coolest Danes Floor ORIENTAL GARDENS LES PRICE'S MUSIC OM time and modera enaste . tors af time wajtte Stars of Sunday Musical Hit Jimmy Stewart, Paulette God dard and Charles Winninger are starred with Horace Heidt and his band In "Pot O' Gold," which comes to the Craterian theatre Sunday for three days. A semi- Two Thrillers Coming to Rialto ill: k -J atl VR-' -, -j- - ' j-y i Richard Arlen Is teamed with his side-kick, Andy Devine, In "Mutiny in ihe Arctic," thrill drama of the frozen north, which comes to the Rialto the atre tomorrow and Saturday. .J. s. Dr. J. S. Johnson, 37, former Medford dentist, died this morn ing in the Good Samaritan hos pital. Portland, of plural pneu monia. Dr. Johnson, who practiced dentistry here until illness in capacitated him at the begin ning of last winter, had entered the employ of a dentist in Port land after being discharged from a hospital the first of this week. He was stricken with an acute pain in his side Tuesday and entered the Good Samaritan hos pital yesterday. Dr. Johnson was born In Great Falls, Mont. He was the son of POISON OAK? Try a bottlo ot ZEMACOL Too must be aatisned or your mone cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle today at WESTERN THRIFT. ROXY Mtcs Unly H:4-tf:13 2.ic Inc. tax Middle 10c nrtlme A ROUNDUP of Music Action, Thrills GENE AUTRYV IVJIMMY DURANTE I - . ann Minrr I L"7 Fri. Nite P " at Saturday rTiz m .- I '" a I COS"" I'y-jjJ-eSslTaSataS Last Time. Tonight: "CASTLE "ELLERY en the OUEEN, HUDSOM" D.teetiTe' A ak "JfrerVf eVI musical based on the radio pro gram that became a nation-wide sensation, "Pot O' Gold" is Stew. art's last picture before he be came America s Number One buck private. Roy Rogers, with George "Gabby" Hayes again providing the comedy is starred in "Young Bill Hickock," which will be the companion western feature on the twin bill. Mrs. R. R. and the late Dr. Johnson. Survivors are his mother and a sister, Mrs. Nor man Smeads. both of Walla Wal la. Wash., and a young son, Richard. Funeral services are lo be held in Great Falls. Arrange ments were being made this afternoon. Births RAWLINGS To Mr. and Mrs E. W., Prospect, June 18, a girl. 7 lbs., at Stanley Maternity home. MATS 25c EVES 30c Includes Tax Kiddles 10c Tomorrow & Sat. HE Richard Andy ARyLEN DEVINE mm ROY ROGERS MOM! MY0 Jar)iiellne TTrlls t. f If snd John MlUsa llt. I z Last Times Tonighti 'tomsayyer' lt tlCHWICOi0)t w m i v mm VP) THRILL aajr FEATURES Sea rroclere Butts San rrencteco, June IS. UP) (USDAt Butter, n soore Ho; 91- 3c: SO-SSSe; SS-Jtc. Too Late to Classify POR Rf NT Ice Boim, SCO par month. Valley fMel Co. Tel. S37S WANTED To bur suburban noma or aereaire. 300 Waat Jackson. RAVB MOVED to Stewart Are. Route l. Boi 33 Tel. SOM OEO. M. KNOWIXS. floor Bander. FOR 8ALE-1934 Ford S3 da lusa coupe. A-l mrrhanlral condition, ntarlr naw ttrat, apotlcia (Inlth. An ecpt1onallr claan car for this modal, silsoo. F.rWrarton Motor Co.. 131 North Bartletl. WAVTTO Good cook, man and wlfa r yarn, launary and caDlna. I'all. fornla-on-the-Rogua. Phoua 333, Trail. FOR SAIX at aacrlllc ur amall reataurant. naw and modarn. good bualnaaa. for MOO 00. ftraaon: 111 naaa. Routa 1, Box 97 Oranta Faaa, Ora. FOR BAIJE Ona 600-foot capadrr wrn ami complete witn 1001a and cable, mounted on 14-ton 1934 Dodge truck. Southern Or iron Well Drilling Co.. Klamath Falla, Ora. FOR SALT 1940 Serlea "70" Olda. mobile four-door touring aadan. Loose and runs Ilka a new car. Haa many extrae. Including radio and heater. Here'a your chance to enjoy a truly modern motorcar at a (treat aavlraj. (87300. Edeertoo Motor Co., 131 North Bartlett. LET ME KILL your termite, earwles, or any other pesta. I have be.m controlling vermin for the la 13 years. There's no obligation. Phone oooo. Mcuonagie. FOR SALE or trade 3 acre one and one-half mile eoutnwest from Cen tral Point, for larger place. Tribune box aise. FOR SALE Ic box. 7S-lb. capacity. newiy painted inside and out. 113 Cottage. Phone 4943. SOME EXCEPTION ALLY good buya In used wood and coal rangea. also bargains In used elrctrls re frigerators. Several good tiaed elec tric rangea. Leonard Electric Co. TAKEN UP 1 black and I bay saddle rnara. Albert Hackert, city marsnai, jacxaonviue. WANTED Housekeeper for tw . call raw alter a p. m. IB Chestnut St FOR 8 ALE 1937 Olda touring tudor aedan. Has very low mileage, new brakea. original paint, radio, heater and other extras. An exceptionally clean car throughout. SS43.O0. Edirerton Motor Co., 131 North Bartlett. FOR RENT Small house for light housekeeping. Adults. Partly fur nished. 307 South Oakdale. FOR SAIJB Deluxe Rotary Ironer. A oargain. rnone 'dwa. FOR RENT Fine furnished house. Ideal Court, corner Myrtle and nayior ota. oeo. iveraon. THE V. S. W. V. Auxlllsry will hold a rummage aaie Saturday. June 31 In the building on East Main St. next to Lamport's Sporting Oooda more. LADY WANTS housekeeping Job 618 South Central. BLOX Big Rough, part dry. Full load, S3. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111 FOR SALX Amot nw, aollcl oak, dlnlnc room reasonable. Con idfr trad for good milk cow. Box 8. Star Route, Shady Covt, nninri w wi ai '. s a , nwm r ail i - .v.xa DnlHH UUHLLUI IAN HUNTER MARY HOWARD GENE LOCKHART HENRY O'NEILL LON CHANEY Jr. GUINN WILLIAMS OSANT WtTntM e Cmil WILLS e CT CrVDjIU. e ItRMIT MYARO ( tot TtUt Mat. Dally st 1 4S tla, lai ie , . . , me It te IS tie InrL tat aiililles Ahrets . . loe ATTRACTIVE ROOM with prtTate nuance. a 20 Norm cudaii. ran alje itss ram ! iu tuaor. Nw brakes, new tires, new uphol atery, new paint, etc. A cr to be proud of. Bee It now. Only 198 00 raerton Motor Co. 131 Norm Bartlett. WAKTBtV-OOOD fi-DDLB. PHONT 1140. rOR 8AIJC Rtxl meaner pig. Troxell, tna soutn reacn. Four acrea, lrrtntcd and In $LjiU clover and Alfalfa. Family milt and ahada. Neat four-room modern cottage, nitrart. cooler, barn, chirk housa. Cow, chickens, tc. Apiinff wtar. Alio MOAA Twenty acre. IrrUrated and VJavlU In clover, on pftved road. one mile from town. Almoat new four-room cottage, barn for 13 cow. cara(. chick houae. Price Include alx dairy cowa. two helfert. aom furniture and hay. Alao ffOCOC Attractive four-room cot VaCOaCj tae. hardwood floor, fire place. One acre of land with fine hade tree, hrub. etc City water and Irlrcated. Frreiient location. EIJstTR HERR1F.D ItO. 44 North Riverside. Dial 8307 or 4600. AUCTION" SALE On Monday. June 33rd. at 1:00 p. m. anarp. at ma Nortn Rivereiae, Medford. the combined stock of the , two Davis Feed Store, bankrupt.. will be sold at public auction In parcel and lota to suit attendln bidders. Consisting In part of feed, seeds, poultrr feeder and euppllen. oil brooders, fertilisers, hvdrated lime. prnylnT supplies. Stock snd poultry remedies, vetch, frM and clover seeds, hay carrier, automatic starichton fountains, cannon-ball track and hsngers. hand truck, platform scale, etc. ! Fvery thine goes for the high dollar dealers Invited. j Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. BEAUTIFUL Ouernsev heifer wit h 3-dny-old calf. H. Mitchell, Maple Park Drive. FOR TRADE Violin for portable typewriter, pnone 3793. FOR RENT S-room modern house. 3 bedrooms and sleeping porch, 35. water paid. 33 Rose Ave. LOST Gold ling at Richfield Sta tion. Main and Hour. Phone W. Reward. I 3-ROOM furnished apartment. Pri vate bath, laundry. Oiona Fan Apart menu. 375 South Central. BOYSENBERRIES. 81.00 crate. Freth picked. B. V. Ooodroad, West Stewart Ave. THREE DOZEN Red pulleta, 81.00 each. Dreamer's, HU7 East Main. BINOS. Ray Ouches. Bellinger Lane at west end Stewart Ave. roR ai.b . vacation or tvermancnt home In Crescent City. Furnished run price sbuu. -reiepnon iim. Mosquitoes Ka ..avswl itf a w shewed to bits by those blood-thirsty pests !Jjet buro those blood-thirsty pests !-j . ail UW'tl atn vmlP little HI 11 All! on jour wrnr-u. wherever you want pear an Mosquitoes 1IATK the pie of burning BVHACH Ind i a V tr leassnt odor won t com i it iron, iihhw in vi.--.srt In Handy Klfler t ana 35e up at Drug, firoeerv. Seed Stnres and I'et Hhops. FftONOUNCI IT MACK nriMi niw - with giaat cut. Including I ; J l AUCTIOlf 8 A UK every Saturday at Pavilion. W have arranged with Veternartan to teat cattle at yards Thursday. All cattl for dairy or breedinii purpose must have Health Certificate to be sold at auction. Consiftnor having cattl for this sale call 0335 for teet arrangement. Pig will be varlnsted Kriflav p. m. SO. ORE. LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO. Col. A. H. Dudler (Auct.) Phone 0333. RADIO SERVICE Tubes and parts i or ail mane, ouaranteed quality work. Reasonabl charve. Phillip Radio fierrlce. 1907 N. Rlversld. adjolnlnu Severln Electric p. R. A LOANS quickly, efficiently hanflled. Mark Ooldy Agency. UONCST INJUN It pays us to be honest with our customers, for our business Is Jut about as good as our word and our used car business Is GOOD. Every car that we offer would be an honest value at a far greater price. It's a entstlonal value at our ft cure, with the advantage of easy buying. 37 Plymouth dlx. sdn. $475 38 Chrysler dlx. dan f 645 38 Olda dolux adan $625 37 Buick Spacial deluxe if SOS 40 Plymouth dlx. idn. $775 38 Plymouth dlx. cpe. $635 37 Chav. Master dlx. coup loaded with extras $465 This Week's SPECIAL 31 Ch.vrolat Sedan S wheal dlx. modal 69 PLYMOUTH 112 RIVKSIDt Vt(easl96$.MCDKei r S25.00 REWARD Will be paid by the manufacture for any Corn or Callous GREAT CHRIS rOPIIKR POSITIVE COWS SALVE cannot remote. 13c at Tear HEeTEBN THRIFT Store. a aaaaaaaBBi SKINNER offers a Better Used Car "Examine It Closely..." Whan you get a used cat you expect tt to leek like something and we agree with you 100 per cent. 36 Chevrolet Cpe. As good as they come New paint, line motor. Radio, heater. OOC sportlight wOO 36 Plymouth Sdn. Deluxe, large trunk, new paint. OCC Runs line. ODw 39 Chev Dlx Cpe 4 pass. Looks and runs Ilka new. Don't C miss It. 019 31 Dodge Sedan Clsan as a pin. New rings. I s M Good rubber. I "ffO 36Hud.Terraplane Soor Sedan. Motot extra good. Rubber 10. Clean. Book price $265. IM M aw Our price aa'Tw SKINNER'S GARAGE Buick GMC Trucks Phone 3740 mas' Ta5f Beenlnt. . . t:U-Se See. Ui 4e .... set tt te IS ts. leL tu Kl.dlee I.T . . Iv I