MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. 'AUGUST 31. 1941
PAGE THREH
LOCAL and
At Caes Medford visitor! at
the Oregon Caves Thursday in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Schoettler and Jimmie and Shir
ley Schoettler.
Ranger Hera Kichard H. Tub
man, ranger in charge of the
Union Creek district of the
Rogue River national forest,
transacted business her yes
terday. To Reroof H. G. Moore of
836 East Ninth street applied
at the city building inspector's
office yesterday for a permit to
reroof his residence at a stated
cost of $100.
Court Ready The tennis court
at fire department headquarters,
improved with a hard surface,
was in use again yesterday. The
firemen did the improvement
aWork themselves.
No Meeting The September
meeting or volunteer firemen
will be omitted because (he
assembly night falls on Labor
day. Chief Roy Elliott an
nounced yesterday.
Constable 111 Constable Nich
olas S. Young was confined to
his home, 509 North Riverside
avenue, yesterday. He has been
sick for several days but was
reported as somewhat improved
yesterday.
Sister Here Mrs. Creston
Hoare of Eugene is here visit
ing her brother, Gordon Barker,
member of the city fire depart
ment She is registered at the
Hotel Grand. On September 7
Mrs. Hoare and Mr. Barker will
leave for Cove . to visit their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. I.
Barker, Mr. Barker to remain
there for his two weeks vacation
and Mrs. Hoare to stay until late
in October. Mrs. Hoare plans
to sail from San Francisco Octo
ber 24 for Honolulu whither her
husband, a government employe
under civil service, was recently
transferred. Mrs. Hoare came to
Medford last Tuesday after see
ing her husband off at San
Francisco.
Have Good Luck Robert and
William Beadle left by car
Thursday for their home in
Big Horn Basin, Wyo., after
visiting for several days with
their brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Reed of Phoe
nix. The visitors were accom
panied by William Beadle's son
Bill. Mr. Reed took his guests
and George Heffner, Phoenix,
to call on his brother, Harry
Reed, at the Klamath Indian
agency and Harry took the
guests fishing in the Upper
Klamath lake. The fishermen
had exceedingly good luck and
the visitors got a mess of fine
trout. Art Reed was unable to
oo any fishing himself, however,
because of injuries he su;rt
six weeks ago in a logging acci
dent. The visitors were much
Impressed with southern Ore
gon. Mr. Reed stated.
FINAL
WIIIDUP
LABOR DAY
.USED CAR
SALE
Ends Tuesday, 9 p.m.
ENTIRE STOCK GOING AT
SMASHED PRICES
KoWs your opportunity to pick op a
good, dependable Hard cmr or track.
Here' m real bargain feast while they
last. Oar entire etock Included In
trill quick clearance. Dont wait till
tht choicest Tallies are gone. Look
them orer today . . or tomorrow rare!
JUST LOOK AT THESE
RED-HOT BARGAINS:
1939 Plymouth Dlx. Sdn. $685
1 939 Ford Dlux. Sedan... 9295
1931 Dodge Coupe 9365
1939 Dodge Sedan 9395
1939 Plymouth Coupe 9295
1937 Dodge Sedan -S445
Trucks Ready to Go!
37 Ford Vi ton 9225
97 Dodge Va ton high wh. 9395
LAST DAY SPECIAL!
S3 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan
original finish like new,
perfect everyway, worth
924$. Tuesday only 9197
SALE ENDS POSITIVELY
SEPTEMBER 2nd
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PERSONAL
Flier Leaves Lieut. T. Coul
ter left Medford municipal air
port yesterday in his Vultee
basic trainer for Astoria. He
arrived Friday from the Sacra
mento, Cel., air depot. Lieut,
D. E. Brown was a passenger.
Unit To Meet Griffin Creek
extension unit will meet Thurs
day for an afternoon session at
the home of Mrs. Henry Muir
on the Old Stage road. Members
and friends are urged to attend
as the new demonstration agent
will be present to outline the
year s work.
Pears Presented A box of
extra fancy Mountain Bartlett
pears from the Del Rio orchards
was presented to the Mail Trib
une staff yesterday by Mayor
H. S. Deuel, member of the
orchard firm. The company pre
sents a box of its pears to the
staff each year.
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To Vacation Ward McReyn
olds, district supervisor here for
the motor vehicle department
of the secretary of state's office.
Mrs. McReynolds and their
daughter Roma plan to leave
by automobile tomorrow on a
fortnight's vacation trip to
southern California.
Arrive For Visit Mrs. Cora
S. Carman of Portland and her
son David arrived from Wash
ington, D. C, yesterday to spend
the week-end with Mrs. Gar-
man's daughter, Mrs. Fletcher
Fish of Phoenix. Mr. Carman
is in the employ of the SEC in
Washington and plans to return
east after a brief visit here and
in Portland and San Francisco.
Driver Tests Examinations of
applicants for licenses or per
mits to operate motor vehicles
will be held here Thursday,
Friday and Saturday this week.
Ward McReynolds, district su
pervisor, announced yesterday.
Applicants were asked to report
to the examiner in council
chambers on the top floor of
city hall between 9 a. m. and
3 p. m.
Return North Mr. and Mrs.
Al Sherrlg and daughter Rose
mary returned to their home
in Portland Friday after a short
business and pleasure trip to
this city. They arrived Thurs
day. During their stay here they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Al Hagen.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Smith,
Leon Newman and Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Burbidge. Mr. Sher
rig is sales manager for Blake.
Moffitt 4c Towne company with
headquarters in Portland.
.
At Airport Arrivals yester
day at Medford municipal air
port included a flight of two
Curtiss pursuit planes piloted
by Lieuts. J. W. Mitchel and
R. W. Robinson, Hamilton field.
Cal., to Portland; a flight of
two Vultee basic trainers pilot
ed by Lieuts. A. S. Blum and
R. C. Hubbard, Moffett field.
Cal., to Spokane, Wash.; a flight
of three Vultee basic trainers
piloted by Lieuts. C. R. Barnes,
C. J. Sheelar and W. M. Tesla.
with Lieut. A. B. DanncI and
Sgts. R. L. Rees and O. S. Watts
as passengers, Moffett field to
Spokane; and a flight of three
Vultee basic trainers piloted by
Capt. R. A. Nagle and Lieuts.
D. W. Sounders and G. G. Swan,
with Capt. T. R. Davis, Lieut.
R. A. Dudley and Prvt. N. T.
Anton as passengers, Moffett
field to Seattle.
Plane Passengers Arriving
from Portland by United Main
liner last evening were J. Hoey,
Miss C. Anderson. Paul Meyers,
Miss M. Clary, Miss B. Robert
son and R. Ginsbach. Leaving
were L. Canfield, to Los An
geles. Mrs. D. Carlton and G.
Puruker, to San Francisco, and
Mrs. W. Kentner, to Oakland,
Cal. Arriving from San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon were
Nion Tucker. Mrs. F. Martin,
F. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Thieriot. Arriving on the noon
plane were E. Thys, from Sac
ramento, and A. Farrington.
from Los Angeles. Arriving
from Portland on the forenoon
plane were D. Santry and Mrs.
P. Llewellyn. Leaving were Mr.
and Mrs. A. Johannson, to Oak
land. C. Lovejoy left for Port
land on the early morning plane.
Arriving Friday midnight were
J. Rapp, from Seattle, and G.
Conner, from Portland. Miss G.
Hughart left for San Francisco.
Arriving on the night plane
Friday were E. Bennett, from
San Francisco, and B. Laundry
and W. Hicks, from Los An
geles. nS tssVl
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Hore's the first photo of the new Plymouth being presented by Humphrey Motors, local
DeSoto-Plymouth dealer, this week. Greater lownets and width keynote this new Plymouth
design, while both performance and economy are better through use of a new. thrifty. 95
horsepower engine. Increased power at lower engine speeds, permits a lower rear axle ratio,
thereby saving en fuel. Running boards are enclosed and concealed by the wide, low sweep
ing body lines and riding comfort is further increased as the whole car is lower to the road
than before. This is the special Deluxe 4-door Sedan.
To Eugene Dolph Janes, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Janes of
1827 Capital avenue, plans to
leave Bend in 10 days for Eu
gene where he has accepted a
position with radio station
KOFE as announcer. Mr. Janes
has been working at the Bend
radio station. KBND, since De
cember, 1940.
Sutnonded A six mnnthi u-
nenderi sontenr ul-a mMH nut
by Justice of the Peace William
R. Coleman yesterday to George
A. McClean, 26, Eagle Point,
who was charged with trapping
fur-bearing animals last Decem
ber 1 without a license. Mc
Clean, who pleaded guilty, was
ordered by the court to report
back at the end of six months.
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Minor Accidents Ira WhppW
of Eagle Point and Claude Pay-
ton of Medford drove cars in
volved in a slight mishap on
the Crater Lake hiehwnv near
Medford yesterday morning, a
report on me said. Machines
operated by T. R. Barry of 751
West Jackson boulevard and
Jim Morton of 1005 West Main
street were involved in a minor
accident on West Main street
between Grape and Holly streets
Friday night, according to a
report on file yesterday. Thyre
Dodge of 345 North Bartlett
street and Melvin Davis of 618
South Central avenue drove
cars involved in a alisht ncri.
dent at Main and Front streets
fnday night, a reDort on file
said yesterday.
Inspects W. H. Horninff. rMf
forester of the O & C ad
ministration, left yesterday for
his Portland headquarters after
making a general inspection in
the Medford district. He was
accompanied on his inspection
tour by Otto C. F. Krueger,
district ranger here, and Eugene
is., feterson, assistant district
ranger. On Wednesday and
Thursday, in company with E.
f. Leavitt, superintendent of
Crater Lake national park, and
oiner national park men, Mr.
Horning made a stutlv of ht
proposed Port Orford cedar
addition to the Oregon Caves
national monument. Friday Mr.
Horning snpnt in the Rnttn
Falls, Lake o' Woods and Fish
lake areas of the Medford O &
C district.
To Reside Here Mr and Mr
George Towndrow, who former
ly resided near Raton, N. M.,
nave purchased the residence at
1035 West Tenth tr frnm
C. A. DeVoe and will move into
it the early part of this week.
Retired ranchers. Mr. and Mrs.
Towndrow sold their New Mex
ico holdings when they came
here to visit their ann.ln.l9a
and daughter. Adjutant and Mrs.
Charles K. Cox, heads of the
Salvation Army In this district.
The visitors liked Medford and
southern Oregon so well, how
ever, mat they decided to re
main here. Their children Law
rence and Mildred will ro.irio
with Mr. and Mrs. Towndrow.
Mildred will enter her senior
year at Medford high school this
fall. Lawrence has finished hich
school.
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Oregon Finance Co.
W. E. THOMAS, Mgr.
44 to. Central. Dial 41 U
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APPEAL HEARINGS
A term of the U. S. circuit
court of appeals will be held
annually in Portland commenc
ing on the third Monday of Sep
tember, and another term will
be held in March or April,
Victor A. Tengwald, deputy
clerk of the U. S. district court,
announced yesterday, particu
larly for the benefit of southern
Oregon attorneys. The term is
for the new ninth circuit.
A term of the ninth circuit
appeals court is to be held also
in Seattle, Wash., annually
commencing on the second Mon
day of September and another
term is to be held in March or
April, Mr. Tengwald said.
Okay Dam Funds
Portland, Aug. 30. (P) The
Farm Security administration
has approved a $9,000 loan to
build a storage dam at the out
let of Beaver lake in Wasco
county.
There are nearly 2,000,000
French prisoners held by the
Germans in occupied France,
Germany, Poland, Austria and
Czecho-Slovakia.
S E C Newest appointee to the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission Is Edmund Burke of
New York City (above), former
director of the reorganization
division of the commission.
THCMCTHAT BINDS
The t1 that blndt cnatomcrt
to the American Laundry la
SATISFACTION! Ratlnfartlon
with th quality of workman
ahtp. th lOTtr1, tha piir
4nl your la an dry t thl
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GEN. PEEK VIEWS
CORVALLIS SUE
Albany. Aug. 30. (JP) Maj
or General E. D. Peek, ninth
corps area commander, viewed
the site of the proposed Benton
Polk county army cantonment
yesterday, but warned that con
struction was not yet authorized.
'The money appropriated so
far is only for plans and prelim
inary surveys," he said, adding
that the completed plans will be
sent later to Washington for pos
sible action.
Senators Visit Alaska
Juneau, Alaska. Aug. 30. (IF)
Two members of the Truman
cefense industry investigation
committee. Senators Ja
Mead (D., N. Y.) and Ralph O.
Brewster (R., Me.) wound up a
brief Alaska visit today and
were to fly south to Seattle.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED Houwicrepfr. modern
home, two In family. Tribune. Bos
313.
10 REWARD will b paid for appre-
rNon w me mw-aown axunk
that Bhot my Auntrallart Shepherd
doif. J. c. Berrang. The Covered
W awton.
FOR Furniture Upholstering. Phone
3908. 310 Wabaah.
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' FOR BALE TrM-rtprned Bartlatt
I peara. Rout S, Joe Nary' Orchard.
WANTED Pear piokere. Long Job.
good fruit. Ato men for parking
houae end cold storage. Bear Creek
Orchard.
FOR SALE Slightly used circulating
oil heater. Alao one wood heater.
Inquire 125 So. Holly.
FOR SALE Heavy service bicycle in
good condition, generator light. 304
N. Columbus.
WANTED Purchase ranch on land
contract, suitable for dairying and
some stock cattle. Can furnish
first-class references. Write Bill
Rodda. At turn, Calif.
WANT TO RENT Small place near
city with room for cow and chick
ens, phone 6576.
PASTURE FOR RENT Phone 6515.
1 mile west of King's Hlnhway on
J 'vi He-Phot nix Highway. Oeonje N.
Flsk.
WANTED TO BUY tl tiers 16"
laurel, 6" and smaller. 517 Western
Ave.
AUTO and Commercial Car Painting
Is guaranteed by Mlchell . Auto
Beauty Shop. 608 8. Riverside.
WANTED We buy used office equip
ment: safes, files, etc. Medford Of
fice Equipment Co., 33 N. Grape St.
Phone 4545.
FOR SAVE CHEAP One female bull
dog. 930 Bush Street. Phone 833,
Central Point.
PEACHES end Concord O rapes. H
mile south White Griffin Creek
School.
WANTED TO RENT Furnished
house, must have two bedrooms,
modern conveniences, by high
school teacher. Box 1581, Tribune.
HIRBV If Interested In beautiful
home at sacrifice price. P. O. Box
1063. Medford.
WANTED Will pay cash for used
pisno. medium stae. miim, oe in
good condition. Tel. Jackson ville.
463.
FOR SAI.-E 39 Chevrolet coupe,
motor just rebuilt. Good tires. Will
accept deer rifle as part payment.
Call at 333 Mae or phone 5963.
WANTED Olrl or woman for light
housework. Must be good plain
cook. 940 Whitman, south of Senior
High.
1930 CHEVROLET Coupe, good paint,
good tires, mechanically perfect,
guaranteed, 88ft. full price. Cham
pion's Texaco Service. Riverside and
Jacksftn,
FOR RENT Bungalow, Rosa Lane,
F. L. TouVelle.
NOTICE We check your house free
for termites. Phone Hubbard Bros.
3189.
LOST Chow pup. 6 -month a old. If
found phone 4843.
FOR SALE 30 head feeder pigs, 80
to UO lbs. C. Smith. 6 miles be
low Applegate store on Missouri
Flat Road.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN has returned
and will resume hla practice at
his home on Jacksonville Highway.
FOR SALE 81000 equity In good
four-bedroom plastered furnished
house. Bslsnce 835 per mo., could
easily be made Into apartments.
Owner being transferred. Box 1563,
Tribune.
FOR SALE Wood range, oak table
and chairs. 718 South Peach.
NOTICE We check your house free
for termites. Phone Hubbard Bros.
3189.
"God grant liberty only to those who love it,
and are always ready to guard and defend it . .
Liberty it something that we
give too little thought to. We're
apt to take Liberty for granted.
We often forget that the privilege
of reading and writing and saying
and thing and doing as we please
is a Cod-given right one that is
ineffably valuable one that we
should love and be always ready
to guard and defend.
The Mail Tribune and the Free
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
LOOKt ! Medford Auction Bale every
Saturday. Begins at 1 o cloak. Bring
everything and anything to 10th
and Fir. neit to Porter Lumber.
Wanted: Poultry, Furniture. Tools.
Household goods, etc. Brlns; It in
Thursday, Friday or Saturday
morning. Auctioneer Col. C. T.
Burke.
FOR SALE Elberta peaches, plraae
bring boxes. Vern Ou tehee, Ortifln
Creek. Box 383.
HALE and ELBERTA PEACHES
Harry Wilson, corner Orchard Home
and Sunset Drive.
FOR SALE Italian prunes, 319
Haven.
LOOK 1941 Dodge Deluxe Sedan.
Never sold or registered. Big dis
count. Must be sold by Sept. 3nd
to make room for new cars com
ing in. Pierce Allen Motor Co.
WANTED Old wooden wringers. Iron
pipe, old furniture, stove, old sew
ing machines. Junk or what, P. O
Box 643, Medford.
BIO Fir Slabs Order early. Med.
Fuel Co. Tel. 3111.
FOR RENT Room 183 North Oak
dale. WANTED Young competent house
keeper. Small house, three in
family. Oo home nighta, 830. Phone
4443.
TOMS DAIRY LUNCH Where roast
beef hash Is glorified. 34 No. Bart
lett. FOR SALE Farm. 180 acres, about
75 acres in cultivation. Irrigated.
18 acres free water, fine large mod
ern home. Large new barn. Other
outbuildings. This is an exception
ally fine farm and a proven money
maker. Fronts on paved highway
1 mile from town. Some stock and
equipment, go with place. Owner
too old to farm and will give pos
session now. Price 613000. Terms.
L. J. Austin. 310 Laurel St., Dial
4637.
FOR RENT Room to teacher with
car. Board if desired. Phone 4768.
WANTED To help drive to San Fran
cisco or Los Angeles. Phone 3857.
FOR SALE Star roadster, perfect
running shape. 90 percent rubber.
Box 477 Phoenlx-J'Vllle Highway.
AUCTION Announcement We will
open the Livestock Auction at Pa
vilion North Medford. Oregon on
Sat., Sept. 6. Sale commences at
1:00 p. m. sharp. We will discon
tinue selling furniture and Junk.
Consignors please have health cer-
tif icate with dairy antmala of
breeding aae. Call 6335 for property
listing. "Always Attend the Auc
tion. So. Ore. Livestock Auction
Co. Col. A. H. Dudley (Auctioneer).
FOR SALE Three hundred nice
young white face ewea. In good
condition. Price right. Address
Steve Inda. Shady Cove. Residence
on Old Foster place.
WANTED To buy used 3-hole corn
sheller. Karl Harriott, Applegate.
FOR SALE New and Used Office
Equipment. Medford Office Equip
ment Cos S3 No. Grape St. Phone
4546.
FOR SALE Sawmill, 16.000 capacity,
running. Climax, Oregon.
In Monument Work
"You Can Da Better With Burns"
Granite-Bronae-Marble
Ptaaa section, Ashland, phone 0X61
Press of a Free America are as
much guardians of our Liberty as
are those boys who are training for
the guardianship of it in camps
throughout our country
As long as America's News
papers print the words and
thoughts of America's free people,
just so Tong will America's people
BC free. Your newspaper loves
Liberty it is prepared to guard
and defend it
WANTED Immediately. Woman fn?
care of 3 children and hou.ework,
full time. Sundays off. 61.00 per
day. Phone 3701.
Six rooms and bath, fire
V40UU place, basement, furnace,
tiled bath room, oak floors thruout,
dmible garage, paved at . east side.
Owner leaving, nays sell,
Alito
Three bedroom hoove, oak
iL0j floors, fire place, garage,
oil heat, paved St., close In. Iarg
room upstairs. All in fine condition.
Elmer Herrled, 44 N. Riverside. Dial
3367 or 4H60.
SALE OR TRADE Desirable Medford
home, also small Improved acreage.
Owner 300 W. Jackson.
FOR SALE a -carat diamond ring in
platinum mounting. Reasonable
price. Phone 8338 this week only.
FOREST FIR Buy now. City PueU
Phone 4114.
P. H. A Loans quickly, efficiently
bandied Mark Goldf Agency.
SPRAY NOW for earwigs. It get
them. Phone 6566, McGonacle.
FOR SALE Thn-e houses, 83500,
Owner, 518 B. Main.
SALESMEN WANTED Independent
buslnens. Several good territories
are open for honest and lndustrloua
men who want steady year-round
employment. See Edward' W. Jones.
RawlciKh Dealer. Central Point.
FOR SALE Deer rifles. 603 NottH
Plverside.
WANTED Your watch and clock re
pairing. Work guaranteed. Reason
able price. C. E. Myers, 116 North
Central.
WANTED Bulldoser work. Roeue
Valley Tractor Co., 311 East 6th.
WANTED Man for steady ranch Job.
Must be able to milk and handle
team. Box 1584. Tribune.
THERE IS A
DIFFERENCE
In Seat Corers. That's why
mora and mora people ara
buying these sturdy "Per
fect Fit" Covers.
WE HAVE A SIZE TO
FIT YOUR CAR
$920
PRICED
FROM
Cat up I
Hohlweg'sTop
& Glass Shop
Sth k Bartlett. Phone 307 J