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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1941 PACT WINS LOCAL and Arrir Horn Mr. Frank T. Huuong and daughter, Carol Ann, of 1021 Wait 11th street arrived homa by train today attar a three Weeks' vacation In Modesto, Cal., where they visited friends and relative. Home Mrs. L. A. Crane and daughter, Mary Bruce, returned to their home, 814 East Jackson boulevard, by train today after a six weeks' vacation. They visited In Chicago, Texas cities and Los Angeles. They spent a greater part of the tlma In Iowa with relatives and friend. Job Tests The U. S. civil service commission today an nounced open competitive ex aminations for the following positions: photographer, various grades, $1280 to $2600 a year; Junior bank examiner, $2000 a year; and boiler maker and y sheet metal worker. Complete Information may be obtained at the Medford postoffice. To Plead Ralph Koozer. chairman of the Ashland city council, and Frank J. Van Dyke, city attorney, left by United Mainliner this noon for Port land to plead with the state highway commission for elimi nation of the f harp curve in the ) Pacific highway near the center of the city. The city' plea for straightening of the highway has been pending before the commission for a long time .Koorfer and Van Dyke planned to return by plane late tonight. www Ooe North-T. R. Marshall, 1130 West Tenth street, left by train last night for Salem to spend a couple of days at the state fair. From Salem he will continue to Portland to visit his at sons, Joe and Jack Marshall, former Medford residents now in business in Portland. He will be Joined in Portland by Mrs. Marshall who has been visiting In Yakima, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall will return together to their home here in about 10 days. Plan Passengers O. Buell arrived by United Mainliner from Portland this forenoon. Leaving on the same plane was L. Luellwitz. to Los Angeles. R. Hammond left early this morning for Portland. Arriving from Portland last midnight were O. Welch and Mrs. W. McRoberts. A. McGuire arrived from Oakland, Ca!., last night G. Kanberg left for Portland on the same plane. Arriving on the early night plane were W. Moses, from Portland, I. Blosser, from Seattle, and J. Spalding from South Bend, Ind.. via Port land. N. Huber departed for Tucson, Ariz., via Los Angeles. Arriving from Portland on the lata evening plane were G. Wil kinson and G. Roberts. Kanberg arrived from Oakland on the early evening plane. Mrs. L. Carpenter departed for Portland on the same plane. Frank Men goz arrived from Tucson via Los Angeles on the late afternoon plane. Leaving on the same plane were Mrs. J. Weaver, Miss N. Tootell and Master Hugh Brady, to Seattle, and E. Wilson, to Portland. Eino Hemmila left for Portland yesterday noon I PORTLAND'S i distinctive hotel A Shti LfL6 J ' THE BENSON S Braadwar at Oak Bt. J 2B& Buy Now While You Have Cars to B Cars Will be Scarce Prices Are Going Up! 40 Mercury Frdr $895 34 Ford Coupe. .$225 36 Ford Tudor. .$325 35 Ply. Fordor. .$265 LOW FINANCE RATES Crater Lake Motors PERSONAL Fin Levied William E. Brooks, Medford, charged with violation of the basic traffic rule, was fined $10 in city police court yesterday afternoon. Ed ward G. Roberts, Medford, was fined $10 for drunkenness. Start Vacation Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bowman of Butte Falls left by motorcar this afternoon on a vacation trip to San Diego. Cal. They will visit relatives and friends in the southland. Back To Duty Fred W. Scheffel, city superintendent, resumed his duties yesterday after a brief vacation at Cres cent City, Cal.. with Mrs. Schef fel, their son Jimmy and Jim my friend, Richard Stuart, son of Mr. and Mr. Gilbert Stuart, 18 Modoc avenue. Tha Schef- fels, with their young guest, returned to their home, 2501 Lyman avenue. Tuesday night. Driver Fined Three drivers who pleaded guilty to the charge were each fined and assessed court costs of $4.30 by Justice of the Peace William R. Coleman yesterday afternoon. They were Jeff H. Lemley. 36, Route 4, $1, no registration card; Jacob G. Myers. 42. Central Point, $1.50, overwidth truck load; and Lloyd L. Lindsay, 47, tagie .Point, $1, no rear view mirror In his truck. Boarder Fined Put T.aurhean1 28, Medford, was fined $20 and $4.50 costs in justice of the peace court yesterday afternoon when he nleaHori OTtiitv m charge of defrauding an un keerjer. He wee nru-us K C. M. Scott of not paying for two 53 meal tickets he obtained at the Hi-Way cafe September 3 and 11, 1940, when Scott was operator of the place. Lawhead told the court he would also pay the bill. In Jail Hare Paul TT1I U. S. deputy marshal, this morn ing orougnt the following de fendant from Klamath Falls to the Jackson county Jail: Law rence Gardner, 39, negro, Gust Wall. 49. Wall .Tnh,n An and James Wilson, 49, all from Klamath Falls and all charged with selling liquor to Indians, and Bentamin A. Rrion. it Klamath Falls, accused of parole violation. PRIORITY OFFICE Washington. Sept. 4. m A priorities district office will be established soon at Portland, Ore., by the office of production management, Senator Holman (R.. Ore.) said today. Holman said E. R. Stettlnlus, Jr.. OPM director of priorities, told him the district office was planned to facilitate efforts of Oregon industries to obtain nec essary raw materials. Stettlnlus laid the Portland office would be branch of the Seattle priorities office, and a "thoroughly capable man select ed in Portland" would be placed in charge after receiving "com prehensive and thorough train ing in every phase of the prior ities system in Washington." L. Edward Scriven, assistant deputy director of priorities, would be in Portland within two or three weeks to conclude arrangement for opening the office, Stetinlu said. Harold L. texts. Secretary of the Interior, worked hie my through the University of Chicago by teaching In night schools. uy 40 Ply. Fordor.. $745 36 Ply. Coupe. . .$345 35 Cher. Fordor. $195 39 Hudson Coupe 15645 Rochester Stars I rev' u mm Holidaying from Jack Benny's radio show, Rochester does his bit to pack the customers in at the Craterian theatre where his new fun show. "Kisa the Bovs Goodbye" 1 playing until Sat urday night. Mary Martin and Don Ameche have the starring roles and others In the support ing cast with Rochester are Oscar Levant, Barbara Allen, Raymond Walburn and Virginia Dale. Rochester does one of his funniest dances to date In the merry musical comedy. DEFENSE EFFORT AT LOS ANGELES Los Angeles, Sept. 4. tJP) Upwards of 200 machinists on three national defense Jobs In Los Angeles harbor were idle today as the result of a dispute declared by a union spokesman to involve two AFL trades. Work wa slowed on eight cargo vessels being built at the Los Angeles Shipbuilding cor poration. Machinists also were out on a construction Job at the Terminal Island naval base and on extension of the Los Angeles harbor breakwater. Stanley Stearns, business agent for an auto mechanics' local, said the dispute was between '.he metal trades and building trades departments of the AFL. He declared members of the machinists' union had been de nied certain work that had been taken over by the AFL Operat ing Engineers' union, affiliated wtih the building trades depart ment. Steams said the situation in dispute affects only tha two construction Jobs and that the mechanics stopped work at the shipyard In sympathy. Brownsboro Brownsboro, Sept. 4 (Spl.) Overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mr. C. E. Craig, August 24 were Mrs. Martha Hileman and daughter. Miss Ma Hileman of San Jose. Mrs. Hile man is a lister of Mrs. Craig and they were en route to Cot tage Grove to visit other rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hanaen re turned home recently after a few days Tl.lt at Port Klamath with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hansen. Lola Wright Is spending a few day at Rocky point with Mr. and Mrs. Ltland Dytlnrer of Jacksonville. Mr, and Mrs. Fremont Wlaa and Betty spent the week-end at Ash land with relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Myers of Medford ware In Brownsboro last Sunday vwtlng with frlenda. Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Kaneea. with Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Leonard and little Judy, spent Labor day at Horn breok. Calif, with relative, Dave Xvereon and brother, of lleno. Nevada, Tlalted at the Wright home recently. Annie Wllaon of Medford la spend ing a couple of weeks with her par- VL I Wl A ''" ' l PAYS at'e o TODAY'S Stars at Roxy Sfeb ... Eugene Pal let te and Mary Healy have the starring role In Peter B. Kyne'i famous story of the racetrack. "Ride, Kelly. Ride", which comes to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow night and Saturday only. Texas Rangers Ride Again", starring Fred Mao Murray, plays as tha companion feature. nu, Mr. and sen. Joha Wilson, ba ton tha opening or echool. Tha Wil ton family vlelted at Rogue River Sunday, with friend. Mra. Sarah Bpearln. Charlaa Spear la and tha Alierd Speartn family of Horn brook, California, m fonts at tha home of Mr. and acre. Qeonr. Haneen laat Saturday. The work at the eehool house Is alraoat completed and school will open Sept. . he buildings hare been greatly Improved by the new coat of paint, and with a lighter paint Inside haa helped the lighting of tha school rooma for the children. The work was dona by Paul Jones of near Medford. BY SHORT LABOR By the Associated Press Soldiers on furlough in Ore gon have been called upon to volunteer as harvest hands on a western farm front beset by a growing shortage of field workers. The shortage, caused by the draft and by mushrooming na tional defense Industrial pay rolls, now i acuta in Oregon's hop, prune and bean growing areas and Arizona's cotton and melon districts. Most other midwest and west ern grain and fruit state are getting through this year's har vest without major difficulty, although the margin 1 close. Said Bernard Teets, Colorado employment security director, speaking for Colorado as an ex ample: "If this national defense emer gency keeps on, and industrial jobs multiply at the rata they have, I wouldn t care to predict what the farm labor situation will be next year. It may be a widespread problem. In corn-growing Iowa, farm wage have risen substantially because hand are considerably fewer. The Oregon situation was made mora critical by fast rip ening crops. Earl Maharg, Arizona Farm Bureau Federation secretary, hastened to Washington seeking authorization to bring in 18,000 laborers from Mexico to help harvest $28,000,000 in cotton. melon and lettuce crops. in Colorado. Teets said, ml' grant worker from Kansas. Oklahoma and New Mexico dtd not show up a usual to help pick tha western slop peach crop. Growers recruited picker in Denver, promising rail fare to and from Grand Junction, an 800-mlle round trip. There sre no fish In the Great Salt Lake. CZ3 "Goodrich LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION tk and Frant MAIL TRIBUNE Cassidy Coming William Boyd, the most fa miliar western star on the screen for hi portrayal of Hopalong Cassidy In the Clarence E. Mui- ford series of range adventures, come to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Saturday in "Wide Open Town". The west ern plays as the screen attrac tion with the stage presentation of Chief White Eagle and bis troupe of Indian Entertainers who will appear on the Rialto theatre itage in person for all shows Friday and Saturday. They have with them their own official pictures of tha 1940 Pendleton Round-Up and call it "Let Er Buck , as it shows the action of the rodeo and also the three thousand redskins who participate each year in the big eastern Oregon show. PORTLAND HUNTER LOST COOS BRUSH Marshfleld. Sept. 4. (Pi Forest rangers and hunters searched the densely wooded South Coos river country today for James A. May, Portland, believed lost while hunting elk. H. A. Rust. Blachley. told Lee Kush. state elk checker at Marshfleld. that May made ar rangements to hunt with him and promised to meet him at camp. May checked into the hunting area Aug. 30 and was seen by another hunter at the Rust camp but apparently went on into the woods. Kush said he had not checked out Meantime, Rust, assuming that May had decided to hunt elsewhere, killed his own elk and returned home with it be fore becoming alarmed over May' non-appearance. Too Late to Classify FURNISHED DUPLEX 337.30. Adults no pate, inquire 334 Dakota. FOR SALE Trailer house, excellent condition. Stewart Ave, near Dark's wocery. Tel. eoas. UPHOLSTBRrNO. furniture repairing Phone 3808, Thlbault. FOR RBNT Modern 5-roora house IS acn land. 3 miles out. Call 413. FOR SALE One Ramboulllet buck. 33 00. H. W. Henshaw. 1 mllea N. Eagle Point. VETCH SEED FOR SALS 33.33 to 34 per hundred. Also Kanota Oata and Orey Oet at right prlcea. Phone 3733. P. B. SAMSON CO. WANTED TO BUT Uted keroaene oook i tore with oven attached. Write P. O. Box 493, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Let peaches now ready. Bring containers and leva. Phone Medford M03, Victor Bureell. PECrrs Fruit and Vet. table Stand Bo. City Limit. Phoenix. Laat week of canning peaches, Elbertas. Halee. Bartlett peart, tree ripened. Corn, Tomatoes, Squash, Melons. ElOXY Nltea Only :43-:l te Inc. ta Kiddles lot anrtlme Tomorroow Nite & SaL mm jf-J- 4 JOHN HOWARD fcM Ml UMII10H East Tonlfhtl plus "GALLANT SONS" JflCFLT Furnished modern house, an 40,. water unpaid. Apply 1M Bellng. MODERN 4-room furnished houae. Electric and wood rangea. Clrealat lng oil heater. Frtgldjlre, Close In. Inquire 333 K Centrar WANTED Several derka to aall shoes, experienced preferred. High echool graduates, or college etu dente. Apply at once. KARL'S SHOB STORE. 930 B. Main. PEACHES Improved Elberta'e and Halee. Muskmelone. grapes. Bartlett prara. Orowera Market. SUj mllea eouth Medford at Bveranedy Tour let Court. FOR SALE Clrtruletrna all heater and WeeMngnouee range. Inquire 10 So. Holly St. BIOK School Junior wailte after echool. Saturday Job. Beir-support-tng, can a tart Immediately. Tribune box US. Oil fltove Tel. Sill. or burner. Med. Fuel. FOR RENT New 3-room house. US Court- Street. Inquire 911 Van couver. Phone 3379. FOR BKLX Italian and Petite prune Phone 30S1. CANNINO TOMATOES 10 pound. 333 So. Riverside. Free delivery. CANNING BEANS for Owen. Phone 3034. ale. Chae. RETURN new tire lout near SOS. plant to Ollmore Oil Co for re ward. ROOM FOR RENT 10 S. Central. EXCHANGE California aereee for Medford acreage. Box 113 Tribune. FOR SALE Nice canning Hale peaches. Reasonably prlotd. Bear Creek Orchard Packing Houae. FOR SALE Breeding ewea, very reas onable. Inquire Sunday only. L. L Lewis, Centra) point. Route 1, Bos 38ft. PORTER WANTED No drlnkara. 307 W. Main. VETCH FOR COVER CROP 33.35 to 34 per hundred. Also Kanota. Oats. Grey Oate, and other fall seed, at reasonable prlcea. Phone 3733, T. K. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE OR TRADE Ramboutllet Buck, aleo fine brood sow. will tar row soon, joe Nary Orchard. Rt. 3. VINB Ripened Tomatoes, apear mel ons, appiee, pieniy canning pnnm all thla week. City Limits Fruit Stand next to SOS. FOR SALE Cooking apples. Joe Nary Orchard. Route 8. J. H. HALES at City Limit Fruit Stand. Canning; peaches all wee. Next to SOS. WANTED Mora mala voleea for ra dio dramatise rehearsal p. m. Jackson County Bank Bid. BIO FIR SLABS Order early. Mad. Fuel Co. Tel. 3111. NOTICE We check your houae free for term! tee. Phone Kubbard Bros. 313. YOUR Car will look like new when It leaves Dally'a Auto Body and Paint Shop. FOR SALE Laying white leghorn bene, SOo each. Mr. Jaga-ar. Rt, 1, Bos 147, Cherry Ave. WANTED Man and tractor with equipment for ferm work. A. W. Walker, Reel Estate. FOR RBNT To adult, quiet, refer- trie equipped houae. 11 Washing ton St. FOR SALB Cooking and eating ap piee. Joe Kan tor. mllea east of Phoenix. J. H. HAL Peachea. e lb. Canning vorn, I yio bijotii - whhi aide. eye tav SeSne BTM t6c tax 4e-40c It te 13-?se Inclndtng tax-Klddlea-ino 1941't FUN HIT! Ends Saturday Nital JHkf 2ev MARTIN-AMECHE . Ouu WAIT ni lOCIRTTt Pint Walt Dtaneyl DONALD DICK la "Golden Eggs" la Technicolor SUNDAY " w.'J CMtllt kfeafe MSI kill 341311 lllllit ItilRI (ITIUtlHI 111111 t yf-.. -u USION ON mow to iovi tout Willi kCOLMAN Tahha III" FOUND Two key. Call Tribune. FOR SALE Farmer. Attention! Cream aeparator for quick aale. 310. S07 & Front, before . after 3. FOR SALE Sweet Com. dollar per aok. enter eacka. Bring aacka. Alao dlnln table. New house on left Anderson road aouthweet PhoenU. Elmer Heme. WANTED Full time woman or slrl for care of children and housework. Referenoea. Phone 3097. FOR RENT 3-room furniahed house, furnace, basement. Inquire 403 Wret 3nd. FOR SALB Jersey cow to tieehen eoon. Two freeh Guernsey heuere. Matched apan of marea. 4-yeare-old. broke. Above Modoo Orchard, C. J. Haas. BUICK COITPB Oood running condition, new -ply tlrve. 3S. Champs Texaco Service. Riverside and Jackson. LOST Baby's white dree. Phone 3400. PETITE PRUNES Also Bnrllsh wel nuta. John Porter. 118 Kenwood. FOR SALE Three houses, 33600. owner, sis bt. Main. P. H A. LOANS quickly. efnelenU bandied. Mark Ooldy Agency. FOREST FIR Buy bow. City Fuel Phone 4114 S" CENTRIFUGAL. 1400 OPM. 160 ft. 3" hydraulic pipe. Pick Hardware KINDEROARTBN reoptna Sept. i. Transportation furnished, tuition weeka for s 33. Luy Dance studio Sparta Bidg pnone seal. FOR Rl VP Oood pasture. Call Claude Origsby. Central Point, 337 alter four p. m. tjgeP CHRYSLER Traveler Sedasi Run only f thousand mllea. Beautiful MfM y finish. Has push button radio, trash air hatr and FLUID DRIVE. K quality car for only QKINNEIVO GAIIAGE BUICK PHOWE 174.0 OMC TRUCKS IJusENiOMrrEi I Damon Runyon's 'Tight Shoes' BROD i lr BROD CRAWFORD and BINIflE BARNES Tomorrow aweiie.a-.i , III axe V - . ft' v.r y? . ,; ej t,H e ) .. 1-1 ' V. 'el r ,'l'.'.' '(Jf eas RUSSELL HAYDEN FTcrED CWCaTjraf SSe. Oaaae eu to WILLOW SPRINGS. 3 mllea north of Medford on Paclfle Hlhway. Aleo fried ehlekaa to taka out. WANTED Oo to work Saturday. Sept. 4. Young woman for general housework and cere one child. Must be neat. Board, room and good pay. Call at 111 Washington St, after 4 pjn. LOOK I I Medford Auction Sal every Saturday. Begin at 1 o'clock. Bruag everything and anything to 10th and Fir. next to Porter Lumber. Wanted: Poultry. Furniture. Toots. Household goods, eto. Bring it ta Thurvday, Friday or otetutday morning. Auctioneer OoL O. "t. Burke. "MAN AGED 94 walke to town most very day aaye Oklahoma drutwlat "Ued ADLB3V tKA last I yeara." ADLRRTKA eon. Ulna 3 laxativee for quick toed action, with 3 oarmlnaUvaa to relieve Kaa patna. Oet ADLERIKA today. Weet Side Pharmacy. 1 T&m "Goodrich LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION , 8th and Front SPECIAL! $1045 l:43-:43-S &Sntarday Only Oil OUR STAGE In Person CHIEF WHITE EAGLE and hit troupe tf INDIAN ENTERTAINERS . The Indiana ya key . teem la moving plots a at keerd the tadk Bar a-ltk tkrlDal . ALSO Their OtfleUl Fietura l , "LET 'En BUCK" ' Tha 1148 t4Utegf RonneVOa) PtC ON TrrB tCBEENt Repelong e. My fa the eeset adveeitawe free dsa ' Aea West era Wrller, Clemee B. atmlteraV WILLI AM BOYD ANDY CLTOI lYflYN tXVil BTIrTMS I AdalU la, kas I . ElMlee-l I U Li 4
