Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 24, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FlVB LOCAL and Sister ArrlvM Mrs. David H. Jones arrived this morning by train from Chicago for a visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stead, 1315 Locust avenue. Quartet To Appear The male quartet from the Multno mah school of Bible will present a musical program at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the First Baptist church. The public is invited. Home Martin Luther arrived here today by train from St. Louis. Mo., where he has been attending school, for a brief va cation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luther, Ashland. Leave For South nr and Mrs. H. P. Hargrave of 38 North urange street left by train last night for Berkeley, Cal., to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Piper. From Ashland Aubrey Miles t and Donald Walcott, both of Ashland, were visitors In Med ford Wednesday afternoon to see the Joe Louis-Billy Conn fight pictures at the Craterian theater. Court Citation Eric Wold, 63, Medford, was cited by state pol ice to appear in justice of the peace court this afternoon charged with failure to operate a car on the right side of the highway. Improved L. C. Moubrey, route 4, box 89, returned this morning by train from San Fran cisco where he has been receiv ing medical treatment in a hos pital for the past three weeks. He was reported to be consider ably Improved. Doctors To Meet Jackson county Medical society will hold Its regular semi-monthly dinner meeting in the Hotel Holland at 7 p. m. tomorrow. Dr. R. P. Mortensen will be host. Dr. Charles A. Haines of Ashland will present the paper of the evening. Confer H. T. Pankey, post master of Central Point, con ferred here this morning with Postmaster Frank DeSouza. A large increase in postal business at Central Point is anticipated when the proposed army canton ment is established, Mr. Pankey said. t Attends School Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Erlckson, 31 Glen Oak court, have returned to Medford , after taking their daughter, Miss ' June Erickson, to San Jose, Cal., where she will attend summer school. Miss Erickson manages June's day nursery here, andj plai to reopen her kindergarten August 9. Eya Cut Calvin L. Hill of Provolt sustained a slight cut over the right eye when the motorcycle he was riding col lided with a car driven by Les lie Jondahl of Fullerton. Cal., a mile and a half north of Provolt on the Applegate-Murphy road yesterday afternoon, a report on file said todav. t Promoted H. J. Meirlng, former Medford resident now on active duty with the quarter master corps at San Francisco, has been promoted from captain to major, according to word re reived here today. MaJ. Meir lng was a captain In the reserve and quartermaster of the Med ford CCC district when called to active duty a short time ago. i i ms aaaress is 73-A Cervantes i , . . . Douievara, Ban r rancisco. Revises Schedule Charles A. Sias, Medford CCC district chap S Iain, arrived here this morning at headquarters where he Is now engaged In revising his schedule for religious activities. Because of the departure of Chaplain H. W. Anderson to active army duty and the fact that no replacement will be made. Chaplain Sias will take over nine additional camps. Hi will, however, curtail the number of visits to each camp, headquarters said. Attend Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, 839 Minne sota avenue, have returned by car from Seattle, Wash., where they attended the graduation of their son, Russell, from the Uni versity of Washington. Immedi ately upon his graduation. Rus sell, as ensign In the U. S. naval ' reserve, was given an appoint- j mcnt of nine months' schooling; at Lakehurst, N. J., In the I "lighter than air course'' and left immediately to report for duty. rHe. Ittatj tw I A "e l4wtee Peal XT"" tilted SsjnPMMV BBawktTI VMigj f JT flhgskgtf k PERSONAL Ob Leave Lelwyn C. Breen. CCC staff officer, is enjoying a brief leave of absence. Mr. Breen does not plan on making any trips during his leave, which began yesterday. Floor ReelaeMi R activities continue at full pace m me niearord CCC district headquarters offices at Sixth and Front streets. Over the vk. end an entirely new floor was iam in Tne main offices. Faint ing and floor sandlns onerntlnne are the main projects under way mis weex. Plana Paiianoert Arrival. vv United Mainliner this noon were C. H. Jonas and Sam Braunstein, from San Fnnrlvn M rsr and D. Llppi, from Oakland. Cal., and I. E. Murphy, from Los Angeles. Leaving were Mrs. J. Ray. to Seattle. Wash., and A. Thurlow and H. Carlton, to Portland. Arriving from Port land on the forenoon plane were B. R. Broderick. E. W. Gibson, C. E. Sollenget and Mrs. E. Bur elson.' A. Mullin departed for San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lyons arrived from Oakland on the early morning plane. Leaving were Lester Thompson and Miss M. Raines, to Portland. Arriving on the midnight plane were W. L. Somers. from Port land, and Joe Weissenbach and Al Gilhousen, from Seattle. J. V Connolly and Miss Peggy Diggius deoarted for San Fran cisco. W. R. Albright left for Portland last night. Arriving last evening were Frank Hull, from Billings. Mont., and Ray Wolff and Mrs. C. Turner, from Portland. Departing for San Frar.cisco were J. H. Pomeroy, Miss M. Cunha nnri r. r..n Judge O. Bell arrived from San r rancisco on th oftarMAAn plane. H. Bosworth left fori roruana. E Jackson e n u n 4 v rs, breeders are invited to partici-i Pie in ma tour and picnic In Josephine county Wednesday, I SDOnsored hv the .Tmanhiu I ty breeders. Jackson county's purebred Guernsey population Is Increas ing constantly anri fh Iaii t,lll give breeders opportunity to see me progress Being made In Jorcphine- county. tne itinerary follows: 8:00 a. m.. .1 C anri r v r-i houn. Beacon drive: m an in Melvin King, lower River road: n:iu a. m., w. a. Johnson and Sons, upper River road; 12:10 p. m.. lunch at the Rogue River valley grange hall; 1:00 p. m., Ben Nelson's Cloverlawn dairy, lower River road; 1:49 p. m., E. W. Frazier, Leonard and Bound ary roads. Those attending are asked to bring a basket lunch and table service. Guernsey milk and ice cream will be furnished. IS KIWANIS SPEAKER The Klwanlang club heard a discussion on coordination by Frank J. VanDyke, cantonment board coordinator, at their regu lar noon-day luncheon Monday. Mr. VanDyke spoke at length on the various problems con fronting the city on the proposed army camp such as housing of the cimo builders and arlHitinnei municipal facilities. ouests at the meeting In cluded Richard E. Watson, H. P. JeWett. E. H rVn mnA t 1-..J Turner of Oakland, Calif. LITTLE "gIRLSkIlLeD FEEDING BABY ROBINS Auburn, Wash., June 24. Pt Shirley May Parker, 11. fell from a tree in which she was trying to feed a nest of baby robins yesterday. She died to day of a broken neck. Get this GIANT J. (A m Sewwktg Bewared f aattagrawMt teler aciiii. Utlttt way tt eatett awiaitftl tetrs far yaw aetJr bsstsl YOURS TO BORROW-FREE! f PHONE US N00KMTIOM Hubbard Bros. Main and Riverside. Phon 2161 I 3 Charlie Chaplin Coming In "The The long awaited new Char He Chaplin comedy brings the beloved star back to the screen as "The Great Dictator," and in LLOYD ANDERSON TAKEN BY DEATH Lloyd William Anderson, 40, a resident of southern Oregon for the past 30 years, and eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John An derson, former residents of Cen tral Point, now living in Med ford, passed away at a local hos pital at 9 p. m. Monday after a short illness. Mr. Anderson was born at Valley Springs, S. D., May 25, 1901. He moved to Oregon with his parents when ten years old. He was a barber by profession and had been em ployed at Denmans Barber shop for the past four years. Mr. An derson leaves a host of friends to mourn his passing. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Arlene Anderson, and son, Lloyd Edward Anderson, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John An derson, three sisters, Mrs. Ella Ovcrbeck and Mrs. Ida Rosen berger and Miss Edith Ander son, four brothers, Elmer Theo dore Anderson and Ragnor An derson, all of Medford, and John Richard Anderson, Hood River, Ore., and Victor Ander son, San Diego, Calif. Funeral services will be con ducted from Perl funeral home Thursday at 2 p. m. Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. Interment will take place in Siskiyou Memorial Park. Imports of beeswax from Puerto Rico have risen to peak levels, the department of com merce reports. Sltei Only 8:45-9JU 2Sc Inc. tax Klilillra 10e Anrtlme Tomorrow mnti Thurt, tll They Foresaw the Invasion of Russia! and the other Tlctlmi of Hitler ggrewlon! The ttory of year newt- gatherer the In golf from BINO CROSBY IN "swmo with BINO" with Andy prrlnt and dotes profeeelonal and tmtteor golfer Mutt End Tonitt! AMr rtrt-tletty ftrahle TIN PAN ALLEY" ROXY aaaatwatti run ? l,.!??t:.Ta.ffVua.' .'' ''I wJI Plui a leeeon or tol -- I, mnriM, iiiMiM iiiiiImii immmi ii mi aiiiiMiswweal this scene he gives ' his own 1 laugh-filled version of what a radio broadcast should be. (Notice the "double-cross" in-' TRIAL EVIDENCE Hearing of testimony con tinued today in the circuit court trial of John Warner of Elk Creek, on a charge of larceny of livestock, with Evan Hartin, livestock investigator, nn th stand for the prosecution. Molds ot auto tires, made at the Alex Oliver ranch following the kil ling of stock. Were lntrnrlurort and identified. Other state ex hibits included a rifle, the tires on the car in which the stolen cow is claimed to have been hauled, and photographs. The state holds the auto be longed to Robert Morgan, joint ly indicted with Warner. The sheriff's office reports Morgan has been traced through Califor nia and Arizona, without appre hending him. The state has called 13 wit nesses, including a ballistic ex pert from Portland. Most of the courtroom spectators were from the Trail-Elk creek district, where the case has attracted considerable interest. HART MOUNTAIN TOUR DUE THIS WEEK-END Lakeview, June 24. (An nual visit to the Hart .mountain antelope refuge will be staged bv the Order nt A nlal - .1.1. week-end. Three hundred are ex pected tor the tour. Secretary Forrest Cooper said. Closing time for Too Lata to Clat Ify Ads It 1 :30 p. m. The laughs start TOMORROW at 2:00 p.m. and it'll be "Raus Mit the Blues'1 for 4 days -Ca UT TIMl TOMTE: LOUIS-CONN r:c:iT PICTURES plug James Stewart in "Pot O' Gold" Matt Daily 1:49 Adtltl ... tor IS to li . . IV Tat Included Klddlet-lSe Great Dictator" signia on the arm.) The film opens tomorrow at the Craterian theatre for a four day run at no raise in prices. In Musical Show Comical Martha Raye hoards the fun-ship bound for Waikiki and Honolulu with Bing Crosby, Bob Burns and Shirley Ross In "Waikiki Wedding," which re turns to the Rialto theatre by popular demand today for a three day run on the theatre's "Rialto Re-Issue Days" bill. Featuring five of the most popu lar tunes of 1937 and which are still popular "Waikiki Wed ding" stars sing: "Sweet Leil ani," "Blue Hawaii." "In a. Little Hulu Heaven" and other songs. One of the highlights of the film, remembered, is the little hulu-dancing pig, Wafford. who adopts Bob Burns and his bazooka. '"t fTv si V li - IP Indiana Law Dtan Joins UJ) Staff Eugene. June 34. 4P Addi tion of Dr. John Msrlind, dean of tha Valparaiso (Indiana) uni versity law school, to tha Uni versity of Oregon law school faculty for the post season was announced today. Simultaneously, Dr. James H. Gilbert, dean of tha College of Social Sciences, announced ap pointment of Dr. Fred V. Can ill as Instructor In political science. A University of Nebraska man. he served as a reader at Yale. Too Late to Classify FOR WENT lot Boxee. SOo per month. Valley Fuel Co. TL 1370 REAL BUYS 6" centrifugal pump, 100 gal. p. m.: 1 blcyclee. itrum lint: (carotene range vita onn, W ft. upright miwia, rick Hdw. EMPLOYMENT Wanted picking fruit, clerking. 594 So. Orepe. FOR RENT Lug one-room cabin, tulublt tor bachelor or oouple. Call 31 Ratal, near Bit T". LADT wants refined lady compan ion to Lot Angelas. leaving; Sunt SOth. Cottage JS. Merrtok Motor Inn. FOR SALE Fupptaa. Monarch Seed Ac Peed Co. FOR SALE Cherrlee. large lings. 110 TTlpp or dial 37M. FOR SALE Large trailer houee. 4.17 N. Oakdalt. FOR BALE T.8-P. (Trl-aodlum phoe Phetel makea the hardeat water aa aoft at etlk. The bait dairy eleanter on the market. Monarch Seed at Fred Cn. less CHEVROLET Coupe. Better. radio, new paint. ExoaUent con. djtlon. Alto t40 OLDS Sedan. Fleeter, radio. port light. Bet at A. S. Dean't Richfield etttloa, sth and Ortpt. Dltl a2. FOR SALE 3 young; Jtrtey eowt. J. A. Yantlat. 1 milt touth Central Point, old Highway. Phone 841J. FOR SALE Mslaaaea dried beet pulp 1.75-cwt. Monarch Seed Feed Co. B0Y8ENBERRIES Oe your contain er Sac. Ooodroad, Rt. I Stewart Ave. LOST On rnlM I... v.k.. hag containing drivers Uoenat, der pleeae return puree with eon tenta to Mail Trlbunt and keep money. FOR SALS Hiy-tteck tail. Our prtett tre right, atockt omnia tt. Monarcn aeea et read Co, U-gal, Wide mouth Fruit Jam for aaie or trade for pint. 411 S. Mala, rnont anno. WANTED Cook. Inqulrt at 138 Main. MEAT CUTTER Wantt Employment. Keierencee, isn E. Main, Apt. I. FOR SALE Oratn bage, binder and aack twin, mcv art right. Mon tren seed at Feed Co. FOR MALE 3 good owe, ready to irrsnen. s neuer caiTea. watt Main street edge city limit on J-Vlllt highway, Mr. John Blench! place. FOR SALE Davenport and chair. city Tranartr. FOR SALE Berry eupt and - fruit naeaeta. an Kinoe. atonarca aota Feed Co. FOR SALE Bed end library table. laa pewiown. FOR BALE Wheat, barley, ground feem, btiod (rain or alfalfa Bay. Dial Medford 40t. Victor Bureau. FOR SALE "Zip" dairy ny aprty boo per get. m your container. Monarch Seed a Fnd Co. CTATOR CHARLES CHAPLIN with PAULETTE GODDARD JACK OAKIE HENRY DANIELL B. GILBERT REGINALD GARDINER Maurice Moscovitch NO RAISE IN PRICES Ertry Wad. Nifht U Cosmetic Night Era . :4-:t Adalla ... It It I . . IM Tat Incladed KI4dle-l BTNO Chtrrltt tt e per lb. Only a limited tupply tt thlt prlot. Clry Umltt Fruit Stand. Men to SOS plant. Bnxo Canning Chemet. 4c per lb. today only at city Umlte Fruit Stand. So. Pacific Highway, nest to SOS Plant. WANTED Middle aged Chrlatlan woman to care for Invalid lady, 43000 mo. Phone 4164. CLARTNE'S Letter Shop. Klamath Falls for tale, stenography, mimeo graphing, notary work and book library, atatlonerr cardt and gltta. Bargain pilot 473SOO. FOR SALE Cheap, good wood or fruit truck, lias Weet 4th. FOR SALE MEO-181 ktlle dende. Hone, plantain and crab grata. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. TERMITES 1 We check your house fret and gtv tttlmtttt on coat of eprtylng If you htvt them. Phont Hubbtrd Brot. por further infor mation. BLOX Big. Rough, part dry. Full Load 43-00. Med. Fuel. Tel. 3111. &C&66tLWMUTH U OIVWSIDt AVttf a4tMiOftl H I I.I 'iywHS' S3ri BAROAIS llKtQdQ I A THfc'SS e fg dan .g-'SJ V J I 19 33 PI 'month Da IS IP Laia Sedan 173 -al L 3 OM mobile Jiy Sedan . sns B. H Ponllae Sedan. 13 StVy 10-DAY FREE TRIAL J J v WCHANOB TODAY pHv 3 DAYS! li -Jr" t il '-'- A mnalcalulo from Honolulu . . . with thoee tantalUIng tunet of 1HI . . . thoat Mart that mtdt tht world rock with laughter . . . and ting with hap plnettt . . . It's your thow brought BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND I starring BING CROSBY BOB BURNS MARTHA RAYE "WAIKIKI WEDDING" with SHIRLEY ROSS REMEMBER THESE SONGSt "Sweat Lelltnl," -Sweet It tbt Word tor To. "Bio Hawaii." In Llltlt Hal. Heaven" tnd Okolthaa" Trail sing them U again I Coinp let Weekday tart at l:4-a:43- FOR SALE 111 model A Sudor ee dtn. oood ahapt, 1 In. wheele. motor recently oetrhtuled. good paint. See John FemoU at Apple. St ttort. Applegatt, Ore, Call even Inge. FRIED CHICKEN Sc Drive out to Willow Springs. mllet NO. Medford, for good old faehloned fried chicken. F. H. A LOANS quickly, efficiently handled. Mark Ooldy Agency. war Yt girl Any utwd car w tall you it ready to go omwnor. W. put 'm In tiptop thap, than priea 'm right. Want proof look var a few tamplat blow. 35 Packard dtlux itdtn. If It wti any cltantr or bttttr It would hay to mms b. new 03 d 37 Old Coup. Now paint, good rubber, motor I m m la tin condition 4Dd 37 Studtbtktr Sadaa Dictator touring modtl. Motor reon ditlontdi ntarly nw tlrt radio and S JA P" h.at.r 4 9 9 31 Dodg Sadaa. Thlt It good SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck QMC Tracks Phon 3740 Cleted tnndara lurtlng My AflA Aek far Owr free wearmg sMtfrth riard-o(-Itearlng