Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 03, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 194T PAGE FTVH LOCAL and From Country Mr. and Mrs. Back Horn Mrs. Nancy John Litster were business cal- GInn. 33 Kenwood avenue, re let in Medford yesterday. They turned home Monday night own the Home of Mystery on I from a three weeks" visit with Sardine creek near Gold Hill. I relatives in Salem. Griffith Hera George E. Griffith, division of information and education, U. S. regional forester's office, Portland, ar rived by train this morning from Portland. He continued from here to Klamath Falls on a spec ial mission wtih Karl L. Jan ouch, supervisor of the Rogue River national forest. Grantad Leave R. W. Mc- Neal. assistant professor ot geo graphy at the Southern Oregon College of Education, Ashland, has been granted a three months' leave of absence during the fall term. President Walter Redford announced today. Mr. , McNeal plans to continue work r on his master's degree in geo graphy at the University of Cali fornia. Dantist Back Dr. C. E. Kunz was back today in his dental of fice in the Medford Center build ing after sojourning in the coun try with Mrs. Kunz over the hoi 0 iday week-end. Dr. and Mrs. Kunz rested at Diamond Lake, Crater lake pnd Union creek. They returned Monday night to their home, 1036 West 11th street. Inspecting J. M. Rands, di vision of engineering, U. S. re gional forester's office, Port land, left here this morning with Robert Mercer, construction su perintendent of the Rogue River national forest, to make an in spection of road construction and maintenance on the forest. Mr. Rands arrived here late yes ""terday afternoon by car and planned to remain on the Rogue forest the rest of the week. Returning Sunday City Councilman and Mrs. M. N. Hogan and their children, Michael and Sharon, are ex pected to return Sunday from the week's vacation they arc spending in Idaho. They plan ned to visit Mr. Hogan's mother, Mrs. Josephine Hogan, in Ban croft, Idaho, and friends in Boise. They left by motorcar last Saturday. Mr. Hogan heads the brokerage firm bearing his name. Medical Men Needed To meet increasing demands of var ious federal agencies, the U. S civil service commission today w announced an intensive effort to procure medical officers. A new examination was listed for medi cal officers of various grades, the salaries ranging from $3200 to $4600 a year. Persons now serving Interneships may apply under new regulations. Com plete information may be ob tained at Medford postoffice from Earl H. York, secretary of the local board of civil sen-ice examiners. Plan Passengers E. E. Wil son arrived from Portland by United Mainliner this forenoon. Arriving from Portland last midnight were H. E. McDonald and Gordon Pickell. C. R. Car penter left for San Francisco on the same plane. H. Stamey left for Seattle last night. E. R. Mc Donald arrived from Seattle on the late evening plane. Leaving for Los Angeles were S. C. Cal houn and Mrs. A. Monroe. ! Pickell left for Portland late yesterday afternoon. I. H. .Phelps arrived from San Fran-1 Cisco on the afternoon plane. Leaving were Gen. Charles H. Martin and C. D. Penniman, to Portland, and E. G. Mac- Cluskey, to Seattle. - ! Improved Kenneth Scripter, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Scrip ter of 60 Rose avenue, left to-' day for Vallejo, Cal., after re-1 covering from bruises, shock and a lacerated hand which he suffered Monday afternoon when his car skidded on wet pavement 25 miles south of Dunsmuir, Cal., and plunged off the highway. Mr. Scripter drove to Redding. Cal., for his son late Monday evening, bringing him back to Medford. Kenneth's car struck another auto on leav ing the highway and California state patrolmen reported the ac cident as unavoidable. The pas sengers in the other auto were taken to a Dunsmuir hospital and were reported last evening by their physician as Improved and able to be moved to Do iris. Cal., their home. Kenneth Scrip ter, employed at Mare Wand, had been spending the "abor day week-end in Medford and was returning south when the accident occurred. LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT DOWEL WORMS The algna are misleading. Nobody Is aura to aseapa. Worms can maha real trouble, T3i I Se vi fit ft I" r f- . or rrar.:f r qnss r swnath. poee-e.es- tag. loss of w;eht. itthj srousw. Get Jihm'i Vrmf If m r-:M- r-n. It exr.i. fwh-hoTB wit", 14 nrr fMitlr. K there r. M 'r". tt w-wki J-Jrt iev Jsr ! A-rwri.'! fcwt kwi t-rvetry r-d.r:nei ew.HSotilT vmi ,fcT, f.:x,t tar " ft r--T-. 6. PW ft" hut ob Jra ' mtfitft PERSONAL Magicians Visit Harrie Wong, Chinese magician from New York, and Chandler, Port land magician, visited with Magician John Eads, 29 Ken wood avenue, last evening. Wong, billed as America's fore most Chinese magician. Is en route to Florida. Chandler Is former assistant to the Great Virgil. Masting Tuesday The Med ford Traffic Safety Council, which has been inactive tor more than a year, is scheduled to meet at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 p. m. next Tuesday to hear Stan ley R. Church, in charge of traf fic safety work for the secre tary of sute's office. In view of the mounting traffic accident and fatality record here, many consider that revi-al of the council is imperative. Victims Improve 'Hospital attendants reported today that improvement was being shown in the condition of Mrs. Archie McBee of 206 Cottage street, and her daughter, Mrs. Edward Taylor of Monterey, Cal., con fined in Community and Sacred Heart hospitals, respectively, with serious injuries they suf fered in the automobile accident last Sunday that took the life of Mrs. Albert Barrow, 20. Both were resting fairly easily, ac cording to the hospital reports. The accident occurred a mile this side of Diamond lake. Mrs. Barrow was a daughter of Mrs. McBee. . Returns From Studies Ruth Luy, 116 Newton street, re turned Monday evening from San Francisco and Hollywood, Cal., where she, spent the sum mer studying dancing. She took opera ballet work in San Francisco and at the Belcher studios in Hollywood she worked with Marie Kay. Mrs. R. S. West of Willow, Cal.. accom panied Miss Luy north and will visit here with her lister, Mrs. Leland Wilson, route 2. and Miss Luy. Mrs. West is the former Zoe Doll Lan'.is, theme girl for the Golden Gate international exposition. Miss Luy plans to open her dance studio in the Sparta building, September 8. Damon Runyon Hit "Tight Shoes" Has Brilliant Opening Only once in a blue moon there comes along a comedy that really deserve! to be classed as a comedy and such is the ROXY Mtes Onlv :4.VJ:.!, tor. i Klflrtl? lftc anytime Whert th.rd't a Bum$tad... thr4f alwaygtroublt AimUllAKI J TONIGHT and Tomorrow Nital Two Swall HltsI mm JSgk rUZZa GOES Blondie Back r -' ' at MM Dagwood Bumstead gets into all aorta of trouble with Blondie in their newest fun hit. "Blondie Goes Latin," which plays tonight and tomorrow night only at the Roxy theatre. case with Damon Runyon's short-short story classic, "Tight Shoes, which opened a three day run last night at the Rialt6 theatre When Damon Runyon's name is disnlaved as beina the author most audiences know! that there will be real down-to-earth comedy and so it is with 'Tight Shoes." The walls of the popular Main street theatre fair ly rang with laushttr. It bounced back Into the laps of the laughers from the ceiling, the sides of the procenium arch and the light fixture in the center of the auditorium, and all because of a funny man who bought a pair of shoes that were too tight for him. Births GOODRICH To Dr. and Mrs. George, Rt. 1, Box 3741, Aug. 31 a boy, 7V4 lbs., at Community hospital. HAMILTON To Mr. and Mrs. Ray, 1812 N. Riverside, Aug. 30, a boy, 6Vi lbs., at Com munity hospital. SHREEVE To Mr. and Mrs. George, 734 Alder street, Aug. 31, a boy, 8V4 lbs., at Communi ty hospital. Notics To Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Walter A. Folger also known as W. A. Folger, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the county court for Jackson County, Oregon, has appointed me administrator of the estate oi Walter A. Folger, also known as W. A. Folger, deceased. All Mats 25c Eves 30c Inc. Tax - Kiddles 10c Anytime YOU'LL LAUGH 'TIL YOUR SIDES SPLIT! Knds Tomorrow Night! mttU JOHN HOWARD onOD CnAWtOilu BINNIt BARNES LEO CAR RILLO x Friday and Saturday ON OUR STAGE e IN PERSON e a MTV imti naliujiatii t amiuus CHIEF WHITE EAGLE And his troejp ef Chippewa Indians Plus Their Official Plcturas ef tha 1940 .... Pndlton Round Up LLi a l-i I uwwrt t r - 4PprO THBRL WILLIAM unvn afav Mt fulfill HAT0IM a a r la I "My Life With A gorgeously funny comedy . , L.kj j about an indulgent husband and a beautiful wife who can't resist roaming occasionally "My Life I persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the office of Neff & Frohnmayer, 200-4 Cooley Theatre Building, Med ford, Oregon. Dated: September 3, 1041. GEORGE B. DEAN, Administrator. Too Late to Classify FRIED CHICKEN 35c. Com out to WILLOW SPRINGS. S'i mllM north of Medford on Paeido Highway. Alto fried chicken to tako out. FOR BALE 2 French doors with frftmes, extension table. Queen heater, Venetian blind. 61S So. Ivy. FOR 8AXJS 8-room desirable modern home, hardwood floors, paved street, close In. newly decorated. 5 bedrooms. Sacrifice prlcft S4S0O. Will rent to rellnble renters, S43 SO per month. Immediate possession. Also 5-room modern furnished home, paved street, lovely shade. Sacrifice price aa.BOO. 400 down, balance like rent. Immediate pos session. If It la real estate you are looking for I have It. Dad Roberta. 120 W. 2nd. : 4d.ays s3mmm : I?' t ilh on oil star cost Intruding V' i J C Cr ) OSCAR LEVANT - ! 7Vv Wz?xmniimrmifkn fin Is 2V a I I I r H. ii I I lirirVi I i4..wn. it s. imw I I KlddlM,TaDlm.tUAayitm Pi V .a-Sal JsJ I Klddia. a Ql. AyU. Caroline" Coming with Caroline," coming to the Craterian theatre Sunday, is a ,ght,yi ef(ervescent picture ,tBrrmft Ronald Colman and featuring Anna Lea. English star. O. REFRIGERATOR For sale. Very reasonable for cash. 60S Park Ave. WANTED Service Station operator, permanent position. Must be exper ienced. CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO. Ashland, Oregon. Phone 4011. KINDERGARTEN reopens Sept. S. Tr importation furnished, tuition. 4 weeks for 5 35. Luy Dance Studio Sparta Bldg.. Phone S861. WANTED TO BUY Ladv'a good used bicycle. Reasonable. 1037 court St. FOR RENT Outside sleeping room to reliable man, SS. 1030 Court St. MEDFORD Homeowner wants steady work. Can do carpenter, mechanic al, pipe fitting work and Industrial steam, have had lots of experience on steam rigs such aa donkeys, draglines and pile drivers and sta tionary engines. Box 141, Tribune. 5" CENTRIFUGAL, 140 O.P.M. l0 ft. f hydraulic pipe. Flck Hardware FOR SALE Used heatera and circu lators. Hansen Hardware. WANTED Experience dishwasher. Steady work. What Not. FOR RENT Nice furnished house. Ideal Court. Corner Myrtle and Taylor St. Oeo. Iveraon. WANTED Best factory trailer house S300 win buy. Box 130S. Tribune. to Craterian in her American debut. Also In the cast of the new comedy are Charles Winninger, as her father. and Reginald Gardiner, one of her most persistent admirers. FOR SALE Well-bred Jersey bull calf, 5 months old. Cheep. C. V. Moody. 13 mile up Little Apple gat. FOR RENT OR SALS 4 bedroom house. Dial 430. FOR RENT 933 Reddy Avenue. Five room modern bom, hardwood floors, flreplao. basement and furnace, enclosed yard. Charles R. Rar. Room 217 Medford Bldg. Phone 3003. pnrtftA A-room modern house, a 7UUU bedrooms. Paved street. S00 down, balane Ilk rent. ffOQAA a-room furnished bous. 9 3OUU lot, clow in. paved st. H. N. Lofland, 23S South Oakdal. FOR RENT Young man wtshet to share room with another. May board tuime place. Phone 4703. FOR flALW Household furniture. 718 S. Peach. FOR RENT Partly furnished I -room apartment. Sleeping room, $2 week. LlrfhU, water, paid. 633 So. Fir. BOARD AND ROOM 29 N. Holly. Phone 3430. WANTED 300 Savage or 90-90. Phone 4330. 003 6outb Holly. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment in private home, lis ummm. FREE ATMORAT DEMONSTRA TION'S Atmoraya for aal or rent. IIS So. Ivy St. Phone 3828. WANTED TO BUY Twin baby bug gy. Call 8793. FURNISHED Apartment, heat, hot water. Frmdalre St H. Oakdal. WANTED Housekeeper, full or part time. Phone M49. BLOX Big Rough, part dry. Full load. S3. Med. Fuel. TL 3111. FOR SALE 300 equity In 'S3 Ply mouth coup for 430. Phone 3205. FOR RENT Furnished home, 6 rooms snd breskfaat nook. All mod ern and newly ecoratd. 614 W. Iltb. FOR SALE 4-burner Hugh Hot point Super - automatic electric rang SI0. 614 W. 11th. MUIR PEACHES soon be gone Bring your containers. E. W. Oebhard. North of 401 Orchard. FOR SALE On-cr bottom land. Irrigated, lawn, fruit, shade, V, In clover. Smsll 3-rm. house, pressure system, bsrn. Price 4300. S3O0 down, bsiance Int. See A. P. Flower. Cor. 13th and Front. WANTED TO TRADE 1931 Ford In good condition for later model car. paying cash difference. Olv full description and dlffereno expect ed. Might be Interested In straight eash purchase. Bos 162, Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE For deer rtfl 14-ft boat. 238 West Jackson. 153300 Lot 70x330; 6-rooroa. 9 bedreonu; pared a treat. cloae in: laundry tray. MrAA 61x-rooma, hardwood floors, da&dUU paved street, close to school: easy terms. M-1FA 6 -room. 9 bedrooms: pared vJU street, eloee to school. Easy terms. BROWN WHITS Phone 9030 FOR SAM Three houses. Owner. 618 Main. 93A00. P. R A. LOANS quickly, efficiently handled Mark Ooldy Agency FOREST FIR Buy sow. City Fuel Phone 4114. INDIGESTION assy sflect (he Heart Om tnttMd la U AotMrtt or gulUt state ajgat tfn s talr -mi in tan it htiL At Ute trft tLin of dnimt mtn an surl dTrn4 te boll us TiMi to . M 1UMIW IMJI tUtM Of IM tlKssl- WAVTTD Oo to work Saturday Sept. a. Young woman for general housework and care one child. Must b nat. Board, room and good pay. Call at lit Washington St, after 4 p.m. SALESMEN WANTED Independent buatnesa. Several good territories are open for honest and Industrious men who want steady year-round mploymnt Se Edward W. Jones. Kawieigh Dealer, Central Point. LOOK! t Medford Auction Sale every Saturday. Begins at 1 o'clock. Brlny everything and anything to 10th and Fir, next to Porter Lumber. Wanted: Poultry. Furniture, Toole, Household goods, etc Bring It la Thursday, Friday or Saturday morning. Auctioneer Col C. T. Burke. FOR RE?T Oood pasture. Call Claude OrUaby. Central Point, 9AT after four p. m. LOST RIVER DAIRY Phon 407f 3m