MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1941
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LOCAL and PERSONAL!
Return Showing
Moved -Mr. and Mm. W. H.
Rucker have moved from 520
South Central avenue to their
new ranch home west of Talent.
Their new address is route 2,
box 171, Ashland.
Minor Accident Gerald E.
Marvin of Gold Hill and A. A.
Meyer of 326 South Oakdale
avenue drove cars involved in a
slight mishap on the Pacific high
way at Central Point yesterday
afternoon, a report on file said
today.
Here To Confer Wesley
Hayes, manager of the Klamath
Falls district office of the bureau
of old age and survivors Insur
ance, social security board, fed
eral security agency, is spending
two days here to confer with in
dividual persons who might be
eligible for survivor's or retire
ment insurance under the social
security act and to talk with
employers regarding payroll
matters. He arrived from Klam
ath Falls last night and planned
to return tomorrow night.
Conferring Here H. J. Mc
Kay, field representative for the
state unemployment compensa
tion commission, will be in the
Medford district for the re
mainder of this week to confer
with employers of four or more
with regard to wage records and
contributions. While here Mr.
McKay is making headquarters
at the state employment office,
43 North Fir street, where he
will answer inquiries concerning
changes in the law and regula
tions. Plane Passengers Arriving by
United Mainliner this forenoon
from Portland were M. Korock
and C. Johnson. J. Heizer ar
rived early this morning from
Sacramento. G. Kirkpatrick left
for Portland on the same plane.
Arriving last midnight from
Portland were W. Briggs and
W. Moe. Leaving were Mrs. Al
Gilhousen. to Los Angeles, and
R. Phair, to San Francisco. J.
Isenberg arrived last night from
Los Angeles. R. McDaniels de
parted for Portland on the same
plane. Mrs. H. Witham arrived
from Portland late last evening,
Departing 'or Los Angeles were
F. Alley and Mrs. B. King.
Leaving for Portland late yes
terday afternoon were O. Keller
and J. Winniger. Arriving on
the noon plane yesterdav were
Miss Helen Simpson, from Sac
ramento, and D. Hassom, from
Oakland, Calif.
New Cafe Henry R. Byer
applied at the city building in-
spector i office yesterday for a
I permit to construct drive-in '
j cafe at 1208 North Riverside ave-
nue at a stated cost of $3,250.
j Eugene Campbell applied for a
permit to construct a new resi
dence and private garage at 919
I Whitman avenue at a stated cost
of $2,750.
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I Gasoline Fire The fire de
partment's chemical crew was
called at 9:38 this morning to
j put out a gasoline blaza on the
i wooden floor of the Abbey Motor
company, 123 South Riverside
avenue, but employe had the
blaze out with extinguishers
when the firemen arrived. The
gasoline leaked from a tank and
apparently was lighted by a
spark from a welding operation,
though the welding was being
done at some distance, firemen
said. There was no damage.
...
On Visit Home Sgt. Grover
C. Owen, retired, and Mrs. Owen
are on a visit to the sergeant's
old home town, Marriana, Ark.,
where they will visit Sgt. Owen's
brothers and sisters. Mrs. Owen
is the eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Silliman of Phoe
nix. She was reared and at
tended school here. Sgt. and
Mrs. Owen have purchased a
home and small acreage on high
way 99 twelve miles out of Ta
coma, Wash., at Midway Station
and they would appreciate a visit
from Medfordites any time, Mr
Silliman said.
...
Kubli Visits Here K. K.
(Kap Kubli, former speaker of
the house and well known Port
land business man, arrived on
the mornir.g train to spend sev
eral weeks with friends and re
latives in the Rogue valley
while he has his fill of hunting
and fishing. "Kap" is a native
son of Jacksonville and still
owns property in the Applcgate
section, where he is related to
most of the old timers. While
here Kap also plans to spend
some time at Cinnabar Springs,
near Yreka, Calif.
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W. C. Fields, of the bulbous
nose and keen wit, is at the Roxy
theatre tonight and tomorrow
night In 'The Bank Dick." latest
of the popular comedian's laugh
hits. Una Merkel heads the sup
porting cast.
Companion feature 'on the
double bill program has June
Lang as the red-haired chorine
who tames playboy Johnny
Downs in "Red Head."
agenda, Including preliminary
plans for the annual observance
of Armistice day, said Horace
Bromley, district public rela
tions officer. Ernest Winkle,
post commander, asked for a
large attendance of members to
start the season off with a good
representation. He invited visit
ing Legionnaires to attend also.
...
Back From Trip Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Driver of the Old
Stage road have returned from
an extended motor trip through
the Rockies and as far east as
Nebraska. They were so en
thusiastic about the scenery and
good highways in certain parts
of Montana that they may re
turn there for a longer stay In
the near future. Both supplied
with movie camera, they took
thousands of feet of colored film
during their trip.
Judy Canova on Craterian Bill
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Judy ' ScatierDrain" Canova, i aeflate me nign-Dlown Dig, snots
whose rise to screen favor has i but again give her vast number
become little short of sensation- J fans "J101"" hi2n,y nJyble
, . , : hour ana half s screen fun.
al. comes to the Craterian I The .ping t has Fran-
: meaire tomorrow lor a tnree-oay ; cis Ledorer. Slim Summerville,
showing in her new picture. Raymond Walburn, Eddie Fov
"PuddtrT Head." As the little .rr., Ajtrid Allwyn, Chick
country gal who does all right Chandler and many other fav-
I for herself in the big city, Judy's orites.
nasal singing buffoonery, hen A new Walt Disney rartnnn
good humored homeliness and comedy in technicolor will be on
infectious personality not only I the same program.
PROM Gj. COURT
Circuit Judge Herbert K.
Hanna has returned to his of
fice here following Grants Pass
court session that lasted a day.
The court was scheduled to hear
cases there this week, but none
of the lawyers were ready for
trial.
The Jackson county docket Is
practically clear with only rou
tine matters appearing. Next
regular term of circuit court for
this county will be called Mon
day. October 27.
Judge Hanna, who recently
returned from a short vacation,
feels better than in many years.
Too Late to Classify
MUST SFLL AT ONCE Entire Mode
of uwd clothing to gtv apace tor
nw plumbing future.. H04 No.
Riveralde, aoroaa troro Bck'e.
WANTED Wood
Fhon 3077.
circulator hatr.
I'STO Winning Marhlnee. All prteee.
Younger and Ung. 91 No. Bartlett.
POR 8Mi-N(w houH traitor. 114
ft. Slarps 3. built Ina, 3S Nfar
junction br Bl T Market on tiwy.
9 Medford.
SIXTY Caterpillar, dozer, choakan.
loading plank and ritra aet of
tracka, $1000. Shulu Broa.
CANTALOUPES and Petit. Prunaa.
B. E. Ford. 3 mile weat on Jark
aonvllla Highway. Phone 6303.
Gene Autry Coming to Rialto
THEFT CITATIONS
O. J. Telcamp, charged with
larceny by bailee, was returned
from Roseburg, where he was
Meetino TonloM HT.mh.r. ' arrested, and LeRoy Davis,
were reminded today of the first cnared with "ceny of per
assembly of the new season for 501,81 Property, was returned
Medford post and auxiliary. from Grants Pass late yesterday
American Legion, in the armory
this evening. A covered-dish
supper will be served at 8:30.
Afterward each organization will
hold a business session. Several
.mportant items are on the post
53 033CE
means by
TRUCKS
Job-Ratedn means a track powered and sized""
throaghont to fit (lie job ... a track with the right
engine, frame, transmission, clutch and every ether
unit matched for stamina and ability!
the right
a$rf&2& TRUCK
is the best truck for your job
r Beta u 59 a tmck that fits your Job win handle
four loads efficiently , . . jet the job done faster.
rJL Because a Dvfr Job-HrttA truck Is trnoKfy-biiiZl
PV throughout. It will last lonjrer cat maintenanca
expense save yoa money!
k Bvaae well recommend the rlrht Job-Kofed
fcj truck to fit your job at prices ttilt right down
with the lowest!
you can get
REAL ATTENTION
to all truck needs
We're headquarter lot both new and ased tracks...
the best that money can bar! And we're headgear.
ten for reliable, reasonably priced lerHre . . .
fennine Dodge factory parts . . . quick, tlme-tarlng-artentioa
to your truck demands.
by Sheriff Syd I. Brown. The
men are scheduled to be ar
raigned in Justice court today.
Telcamp is alleged to have
sold a horse, the purchaser aft
erward turning the animal
back to him for keeping. Dur
ing this period Telcamp alleged
ly sold the horse again.
Davis, who has Just finished
a 30-day sentence in Josephine
county for drunken driving as
sertedly stole a number of art
icles from Camp Wimer.
GIVEN JAIL TERM
Thomas J. Sweeney, 39, tran
sient laborer, was sentenced to
10 days in the city Jail this
morning by City Judge William
Allen, on a charge of reckless
driving. His companion in the
car, Bryan Smith, 42, also a
transient laborer, was handed a
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Gene Autry, top favorite of
America's action fans, comes to :
the Rialto theatre tomorrow for!
a three-day showing in his'
latest screen hit, "Under fiesta I
Stars." Smiley Burnette. Gene's '
rotund buddy, adds to the enter-;
tainment, with Carol Hughes
supplying the romance.
'Thunder Over 'ie Prairie."
starring Charles Starrett, with
Cliff "Ukelele Ike" Edwards
five-day Jail sentence on a
charge of drunkenness.
Sweeney, according to police,
had been drinking and drove in
a reckless manner in the Junior
high school safety zone during
school hours Tuesday afternoon.
heading the supporting cast, will
be the companion western on
the double action program.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
Without Ctlomel-And You'll hn O el
Bed in the Morning Rirto' to Go
Th Mvmr thcrnM pour S plnta of Ml Jute
Into ymir bowcli vrr day. If this bil to
not flowinr frvclr. your (exx) may not V
IML It may Jut dcay in lh bowaJa. Than
g blnau up your tomach. Yoa cat oon
npated. You faai aoor, auok ao4 th world
looks punk.
It Uk thoaa rood, old Cartra LltUo
L(vr Pi lit to jjat thaaa 1 pinU of bila Oow.
ti't fraaly to maka you fM "up and up."
Ot a paekaa-a today. Tika a dlraetad.
K(Ttla In maVInf bila flow fraaly. Aak
for Ctvrtar'a Litila Llvar Pilla, 1W and U4.
BLOX Big Rough, part dry. Full
load, S3. MM. Fuel. T1. 3111.
FOR RENT Biilldowr, $3 60 per
hour. A30 So. Grape.
WANTED Tomato pick era. no klde.
Oood patcb. joe Woodcock. Fern
Valley.
WANTED Dtahwaaher. eKpert?noed
only Denny Top Notch Cafe.
FOR 8 ALE Duplex. $ rooma and
eWptna; porch, each: In good con
dition, double garage, a Ujye lota,
nice eherie. Only i2700. Terms. U
O. Ptckell, 10 So. Bartlett.
WASHINO MACHINE SERVICE
Parte and iServlce for all makea.
Younger and Lane. 31 No. Bartlett,
Phone 9419.
LOST Keya on Rogue River Che,
keytainer. Reward. Leave at Tribune.
FREE Pear culls. Brine your truck.
Reter Fruit Company.
12-OACOf ahotfun. used once, elngle
barrel. A; refrigerator glaaa, IT
inches by 13 feet, and IT inches by
feet. Cheap. 607 So Front.
AVCTTON tfAlaT Erery Sat. I o'clock.
Bring erervthlnc and anything.
10th and Fir. Poultry, furniture,
too la etc. Brine " In Friday attar
noon or Sat. morning.
UBED wood ran sea. Younger and
Lange. SI No. Bartlett.
FOR 8AI Used oil circulating
heater, excellent condition. Reason
able. 101ft Reddy.
FINEST body and fender repairing
and auto painting Shalt Broa,
FOR SA1 E Toung O.I.C. grade boar.
Reasonable price. 8. 1. Culbemon.
Central point.
AUCTION SALES Ev ry Saturday at
Parllton North Madford. Consign
your Uveatock to nearest and best
market. We have soma good eon
atenmente for this Saturday aale.
We cater to the aale of llVeetock
only. Health oertl flea tea must ac
company dairy cattle of brooding
ego W will test cattle Thursday
p m. and Yaoelnete pigs Friday p m.
All ho;s not sold to slaughter must
be vaoe tnated. "Alwara attend the
Auction". Southern Oregon Lire
etock Auction Co. Col. A. R. Dudley.
Auctioneer. Phone flsas.
FOR SALE Rebuilt used refrigera
tors. AH alaea end makea. Refriger
ation Serrlce. 333 West Jackson.
FLORENCE O RAVES, piano Instruc
tor, apeclallee in beginners, 930
North OakdsU.
FOR R E NT -room modern house,
all newly decorated, desirable lo
cation, rloee In. U O. Plckell. 16
S. Bartlett.
1P41 BU1CK SEDAN Personal car.
low mtleaite. T. J. Hizht, Phone
3740. Evenings call e17.
FOR SALE White portable electric
sewing machine. Blaeel carpet
wwper, Ivory wooden single bed,
springs and mattreaa complete.
Phone 40a 1.
WANTED Two men with drag Mw
to cut sugar pine, 11-20 per thous
and. See Horn at Moon Prairie, or
the scaler t C. P. mill.
WRINGER ROLLS Full Stock for 11
makea of washera. Youngar and
Lange. SI No. Bartlett. Phone 3419.
SECOND HAND Furniture, 9 wmlnut
bedstead. 3 whit bedsteads; 4
ehelra and table. 1 commercial electric-
atov (new); 3 cheat of draw
era, on with mirror, one tent with
floor. Ti x9. other mlacellanou
articles. See Dodda, Foot Creek and
Highway 99.
CARS. CARS Lota of them. Fords,
Plymouths. Chevrolet. Doderes.
BuKks and msny other makea.
1750 and up. Shult Bra
ft-ROOM furnished house. Adult on
ty. 630 West 4th.
WANTED TO BUT "36 to M Ford
or Chevroiot Cotrpe or equity Irt
ame. prlvat party only. Box 1871.
Tribune.
HALS PEACHES 3c lb. good quality.
Canning tomatoes, 60c large lug.
Canning corn. 74c a doeeti. Bart
lett pears, anv amount, 3 lb,
3S3 So. Riverside.
FOR SALE Hoover electric vacuum
sweeper; 30 loaf bread mixer, and
bantam hens. Phone 4801.
FOR SALE 1930 DeSoto Sedan. Good
rubber. Cheap. Call at Medford
Service Station.
RADIO TROUBLE We repair alt
makea at reeaonable charges. Esti
mate Free. Phillips Radio Servlo.
1S07 North Riverside.
LTJT DANCE STUDIO Sparta Bldg.
Registration. Sept. 10-11-13. Ballet,
Up. acrobatic Phone S8AI.
FOR SALE Cull Selckel pear. Crys
tal Spring Packing House. South
Fir St.
P. fl A LOANS quickly, efficiently
handled Mark Ooldy Agency
FOREST FIR Buy now. City FueL
Phone 4114.
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ENDS TONIGHT:
Dead End Kids
k LlttU Tough Guy
"Hit the Road"
starts Tomorrow
The Screen'- Number
On Cowboy..Back to
Thrill You Again with
Now Songi and Aetionl
2 Ace Western Stars
2 a4cc Wetter n Hits!
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JUDY CANOVA
Francis Lederer Slim Summervills
Eddie Foy Jr. Raymond Walburn
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
with JUNE LAKO
JOHNNY DOWNS
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