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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1941. PAGE FIVB LOCAL and Council To Moot Regular semi-monthly meeting of the city council will be held in chambers on the top floor of city hall at 7:30 tonight. Tor Hunter "How To Care For Wild Meat" is the title of a small four-page folder which may now be procured at head quarters of the Rogue River national forest in the Medford federal building. Intended for hunters, the folder Is published by the forest service with con servation as the aim. Here For Rites Mrs. C. E. Knisley of San Bernardino. Cal.. arrived by train this morning to attend the funeral of her nephew, Jack Conger, who died at his home on Orchard Home drive Sunday, morning. Mrs. Knisley will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Frick. '910 Sunset avenue. Towniend Rally Fourth dis trict rally of Townsend clubs was held Sunday in Townsend hall, 123.4 West Main street, with a short business session followed by luncheon which was served to 300. The junior divi sion of the Eve Prentice accor dion band played several num bers, solos and duets. After the program the group of 21 mem bers, all under 10 years of age, were photographed. Home On Leave Boyd Mil ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller of 1025 West 10th street, is home or. a nine-day leave from the U. S. naval training station at San Diego, Cal., after completion of six weeks of re cruit training. After returning to San Diego next Saturday, Miller will be transferred to the navy aviation machinist school at Seattle for 25 weeks of study in aviation mechanics. Miller enlisted In the naval reserve at the local recruiting office July 29. see Court Citations Charged by state police with passing another vehicle with insufficient clear ance, Arthur J. Schutz,, 34, of Talent was cited to appear in justice of the peace court at 2 p. m. tomorrow. John W. Campbell, 30, of Route 1. Jack sonville, was cited to appear at 10 a. m. charged with driving a truck not equipped with red reflectors. Charles F. Anole, 49, of Sams Valley was cited to appear at 2 p m. September 19. He is charged with driving a , car without an operator's 11- k cense. In dovntown LOS ANGELES HOTEL CLARK FIFTH ANB HILL r? fanlitv and ap pointment of tali bo tel been planned th- in 1 1 1 n u to ol co rr. fort and eoneen Vene La.-ft anoucn to houat a thousand persons. rt ami II enough to rerrait par soeaJ arrrte sad friend. ire- to ba tr- emha'.axJ Pe minut from Cr.ion R R Terminal 5 5 5 gt.t., Pttn h.tbo mm u v PERSONAL Joint Meeting Members of the Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass Active clubs will enjoy a Joint dinner-meeting at Bur- goyne's tonight at 7 o'clock. Transferred Keith R. Shul! of Butte Falls has been trans ferred from Jefferson Barracks, Mo., to Loweey field. Denver. Colo., to attend an aerial pho tography school for 14 weeks, according to word received here today. Shull is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Shull. He was enlisted in the army last Au gust 13 and selected the air corps. e e Shack Burns A shack north of town near the Southern Pa cific railroad tracks burned to the ground about 3:25 this morning. The fire department was called but did not respond as the blaze was outside the city. Edward Canoose. assistant chief, however, went to the ccene himself to see that no city property was endangered. Fire men said the shack was occu pied by transients. Plane Passengers R Maham arrived by United Mainliner from Seattle this forenoon. Leav ing on the same plane for Los Angeles were J. Hearin and W. DeZell. T. Young left for Port land early this morning. Arriv ing from San Francisco last night were Dr. H. Woods and C. DeBrettville. Arriving from Portland early last night were .'. Nortin and E. Vinson. A Rob ertson arrived from Portland late last evening. Leaving on the same plane were L. Can field, to Denver via San Fran cisco, L. Nott and R. Irwin, to Oakland, Cal., and A. Hock, H. Maclsaac and C. Hubble, to San Francisco. C. Clark left for Portland early last evening. A. Willoughby departed late yes tirday afternoon for Seattle. Arriving at noon yesterday were Irwin, from Oakland, and Hock, from San Francisco. Leaving on the same plane were Mr. and Mrs. P. Henningson, to Portland, and Miss H. Spiker, to Toledo, Ohio, via Portland. $100 RUE LEVIED Frank Levy Minkler, 55, charged with driving an auto while under the Influence of in toxicating liquor, entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to 30 days in the county Jail, fined $100 and costs, and his liquor and driving licenses were sus pended for a year. Upon pay ment of the fine and costs the Jail sentence was suspended by Justice of the Peace W. R. Cole man. Others sentenced yesterday were: Jack Thatcher, Phoenix, no license of motor vehicle, $1 and costs; Harold L. Gebhard, Med ford, no registration card, SI and costs; Albert W, Lewis, no stop light, $1 and costs, and Arthur B. Covington, Medford, no operator's license, $1 and costs. J. L CONGER RUES 2 PI WEDNESDAY Funeral services for J. L. (Jack) Conger who passed away at his home on Orchard Home drive early Sunday morning, will be held at the Conger chapel at 2 p. m. Wednesday with the Rev. Melvin Sparks of the Central Ave. Church of Christ officiating. Honorary pall bearers will be Lewis Clark, W. B. Britton, David Hood, Carl Marx, Ray Guches and Leo Young. Active bearers, Harold Tolls, Roy Le vander, Clyde Sturgill, Jake Brown, John Darby and Harry Wilson. Lowell Conger, brother of the deceased will arrive here from Unionville. Mo., on Wednesday morning. Interment will b in Siskiyou memorial park. Valley Onion Crop Is Less Than Lasl Harvesting of the onion crop of the valley is now underway and according to Assistant County Agent C. B. Cordy the crop will be fair, but not as large as last year. I Picking of tomatoes is pro gressing favorably in all patches. Cattlemen have started selling some of their beef, and the cat tie have started drifting down from the higher ranges. Canada produced 838.000 tons of p:g iron In tha first haU of 1041. as against &JO0O0 toes in tha first sis month, of 1040. The an of a rattlesnake can he de termined from th rsttles only when the sua. suU coaieiaM Its first rat- TOP RODEO STARS TO Pendleton Talent Coming For Medford Show 40 Head Bucket's Also Slated Forty head of top bucking horses, 25 Brahma bulls and 50 head of Mexican steers and rop ing cattle, along with a glitter ing array of some of the finest cowboy performers in the coun try, will be seen in action at the second annual Medford ro deo at the fairgrounds park next Saturday and Sunday after noons. It was disclosed today by Max Barbour of Klamath Falls, who is staging the show for the Medford Athletic association. Barbour, who arrived here this morning from the Pendle ton roundup, where most of his stock participated, said that some of the best cowboys in the business would be on hand to compete for approximately $1600 in cash prizes, $800 to be awarded at each performance. Rodeo Stars Coming Among the well-known rodeo artists slated to appear here aic Jerry Ambler of Calgary, Can ada, who won second prize in the world's bucking bronco rid ing contests at Pendleton and who is the Canadian champion; Gregory Lougher of Sonoma, Calif., who placed in the north west bronco riding events at Pendleton; and Carl Dossey of Phoenix, Ariz., 1940 world's champion bareback rider. Other cowboys planning to compete in the local rodeo, ac cording to Barbour, are Pat Mc Nulty and Jack Sherman, both of Calgary; Pat Fisk of Pendle ton, Cleve Kelly of Amarillo, Tex., Bill McFarlane of Bakers- field, Calif., George House of Huron, S. D., Lem Perkins of Yuma, Ariz., and Nick Knight of Blackwood, Idaho. Features of the two-day rodeo will be an exhibition of trick roping by 10-year-old Nancy Kelly; the appearance of Felix Cooper, colored bull fighter; and antics of two famous clowns, Cy and Fanny, who will be making their Pacific coast debut after having showed at Madison Square Garden and other east ern points. Lockeed, Yega Co. Plane Builders Gel $25,000,000 Boost Burbank, Calif., Sept. 18 (IP) Under a new union contract, th 44 000 cmrjloves of Lock heed Aircraft corporation and Its atliliate. vega Airplane com pany, are to receive a 10-centa-tn-hour blanket increase, retro active to July 1. Company officials said the ontract would give the workers X25.ono.n00 in increased wages during the coming year. A $5,- 000,000 portion of that sum win h distributed as soon as ma chinery can be set up to disburse it th. nffidnli added. The ArL International Asso ciation of Machinists ratified the contract calling for 80-cents nn.hnur minimum for beffinners Increasing at the rate of S cents an hour to a 75-cent minimum, and bonuses for night work In addition to the 10-cent increase for everyone on the payroll July 1. McLeod MTnrf Rent 16. (SdlV- Will Morgan and Mrs. Minnie Ruckert have left for their home in Long Beach, Calif after spending the summer at their cabin here. Mrs. Thereeea Wenrmaa left Sept 7 tor Portland and Bremerton, Wash, where she will 1Bt her ton. who is la the navy. Oueata of Mr. snd Mrs. James Van dertlp are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wahr. man and son. Raymond, and Mr and Mrs Frank C. Wahrman of lea Angelee and James Nlehalaoo. Jr, and Bill Curtis of Mentone. Calif. The community estend. coodolenos to Mrs. Ada Vincent. Mlsa Clara Gor don and Uriah Oordon In the death jf their brother. Henry Oordon. who waa killed when a tram hit bia ear COSMORAY OZONE Generator (or bouyant health free Demons trattoa Mr. & Mrs. Chas.Gehlen 117 Laurel Strew Phono JIM w. formerly aemoastratew st 110 So. Rally. Frank Morgan v rt m ; v V 1 h. a A tense murder mystery breaks loose In "Washington Melodrama," which stars Frank Morgan, Ann Rutherford and Kent Taylor at the Rialto the atre for today and tomorrow only. A millionaire, engaged in at tha crossing at Chlloquin Sept. 1. Mrs. Pattle Cioee waa a dinner gi.e.t of Mrs. Carrie Hardin? Sept. 9. lira. Olga Brill entertained offic er of the Elk Creek P.-T-A. at her home Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and daughter, Jean, have moved back to , the Morgan place after being gone all summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lester West of Ktam- j ath Palls spent the week-end of Sept. 1 6 at the home of Mrs. West's mother. ! Mrs. Mllly Ola&s on Butte Creek. Laurel Bedtngfleld la home on a frrlotigh from tha armr and visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bed lngtield. Laurel is stationed st Camp Lewis. Elk Creek school opened Sept. 8 with 45 pupils enrolled. Mr. Reedy Is principal, teaching the 6, 7 and grades, while Mrs. Helen Huffman teaches the 3. 4 and ft and Mlas Orsce Renesemar teaches first and second grades. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dttaworth and family have returned to their home here after vacatlontng on the Ore- ron coast. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Al worth were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Sept. 7. The highway crew is putting In a new bridge over Butte Creek lust below the Butte Palls road. McLeod Extension Unit met at the home of Mrs. Carrie Ha.-dlry? Sept. 10. Mlsa Marian Parrrll, new home demonstration agent, was present to outline the new program for the coming year. Present were Mrs. Blden and Mrs. Mlddlebusher of Prospect; Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson, of Trail; Mesdamea Bond, Scott, Vaughn, Close. Casey, Walker. Dlte worth. Byrd. Mill 11ns and Mlsa Parrell. Prank Netherland has gone to Butte Palls for a few weeks. Jim Caaey shopped In Medford September 9. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Hor ton are Mrs. B. Dasher and children of Battleground. Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jolllff of Bremerton. Wash.. and Mr. and Mrs. B. Tlmkle of Los Anaeies. Mrs. K. Wells and daughter, Kath arine, of Ashland, are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brlggs and fam ily. Jim Sawyer's mother, of Long Beach, is visiting at his home. You GIRLS WHO SUFFER. If you suffer monthly cramps, back ache, distress of "Irregularities." nervousness due to functional monthly disturbances try Lydls Plnkbsm's Compound Tablets f with added Iron). Made especially for trottim. They also help build up red blood. Follow label directions. ROXY Mite. Only :45-:18 tic Inc. las Kiddles 10c anytime yfJ m IpTBCKR UWjATltl KewS3 rrJwSTWOSMSl I ?1CIN10UI I I I tlUlAKCOIWU I I l&tl WIUlAJirMWUTjJ Mast too lonilol .OalXl I Tomorrow I and Than. I NKhts! I 1 1 In Rialto Picture n. T " ' 4 .&:rv a campaign to feed the hungry in Europe, becomes enmeshed in a strange blackmail and murder plot in this exciting photoplay with a background of official Washington. Others In the cast re Fay Holden, Lee Bowman and Virginia Grey. Quarterback Wayne Morris plays the title role in "The Quarterback," which plays tomorrow and Thursday nights only at the Roxy theatre with "Malsie Was a Lady," featuring Ann Sothern. Mr. and Mr.. George Bowers nave left for California, eipecUng to stay all winter. Mr. and Mr. Ranald Axtell and family visited Jean Ash on Burnt Peak, Sept. 7. Mrs. Katie Ash and eon. Bennle. and Mr. Bettle Coble spent Sept. 7 picking huckleberries on the moun tain. Mra. H. Hoey was an over-night visitor at the home of her slater, tin. Olga Brill, Sept. 10. Mr. and Mra. Clifford Collier and family spent several day. on the Oregon eoaat recently. Mrs. Treasle Vaughn spent Sept. 11 it Diamond Lake visiting her hus band, Boy. Alexandria, ind., Sept. 16 iJP) Jim Madden, who has a grocery store, got to wondering how far he walked In a day. So when he got up yesterday he strapped a pedometer to one leg. He put In a day at the store, running after things for . wv i r 1 - : -7 A Thrilling Tale of Adventure . . That'll Keep You Guessing! vgiil feT SBT aw- t-eLx$ 5rvsr S Millionaires flea 1 rS-'" - 'V4 I fee beeatlee la Cr 5 ' V i"t .inllL VaVT0-wV "M"n'14 J HI A D 0 1 1 l rimom ansl.it snalrseTa(aesCaaB Isnoeetelfa, Chor-hlll's. Mussolini's. Hit- Ihi, mm m m ADDEHi ronton, anatvtt anal Tie. iweetelt'e, thon-hlU s. ler'e hand, tn "HANDS of DESTINY" Travel Journey Mews U III ASolK lie Inc. ta "Dive Bomber" "- - Fred MacMurray, Errol Flynn and Ralph Bellamy have the three top roles in the all-Technicolor aviation thriller, "Dive Bomber," coming to the Cra terian theater tomorrow for a four-day run. Filmed with the co-operation of the U. S. navy, showing advanced naval attack and defense tactics, using the huge PBY5 Consolidated bomb ers, interceptors, torpedo bomb customers and Just before he went to bed last night he took the pedometer off. It registered 17 miles. Too Late to Classify UED OIL HEATERS Several to choose from. Crater Metal ar. Bng. Co. 143 N front. POR SALE Nearly new Norge oil cir culating beater. Ouy F. Haye, Tal ent. POR RENT House, two bedrooms, sleeping porch, near Nun school and rfrada school. .27.50. Phone 4938 or call at 943 S. Central. POR 6ALE60 weaner pigs. 8 ml. from Applegato Store on Thompson creek. V. A. Mllbura, Applegate, Box 31. POR SALE House trailer, freshly painted Inside and out. fully equipped. Prloa 8138. Camp TJ-Reat, 8 mllea South on 80. LOST Lady's glasses In blue ease. Reward, sot . ivy. POR Purntture Upholstering and re pairing. Phone 3006. Thlbault. WANTED TO BUY Deer rifle. 30 cal iber or larger. Phone 4877. POR SALE Blue ribbon milker. Oood shape. Phone 184, Central Point. Joseph N. Wright. OIL Stove or Burner. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 8111. FLAVOR your dog's food with Allen's Uauld Osrllo and watch the re sult. It will please you aa well as the dog. Ask desler or Monarch Seed snd Peed Co.. Medford, Ore. POR SALE 1038 Ford two-door, good condition. Call after 6 pm. 117 No. Peach. POR SALE Gentle farm team. O. H. Rhoten. 1 mile weat Central Point. TODAY & WEDNESDAY Mvsterv . . . arandal . . . blackmail ... as i story I. unearthed that Is "too hot to print" t I uinspcTon FRANK MORGAN ANN RUTHERFORD ("hatf Horty'i NsU Oast sweetheart) KENT TAYLOR FAY HOLDEN Mussolini's. DIU snows DAflT !:t-S:.S-S Here Wednesday 2k. afir1ti-tfcSMJ ers, dive bombers and plane carrier craft with folding wings as part of the rapid-fire action "Dive Bomber" tells the en grossing, exciting story of the navy test pilots and the flight surgeons whose Job it Is to keep the men In top physical trim. The picture Introduces to film audiences a disturbing newcom er. Alexis Smith, with Allen Jenkins and Regis Toomey also featured. Canning SALMON, 30c lb. Holly Baa Foods, 13a E. 6th. YOUNO married man, experienced In bookkeeping, cashier and clerking:, desirea permanent work. Lee Roy Coatea. Box 114. Route 8, Medford. rOR BALE MOFA Fine modern home, one $LL.O) acre land, fruit, lawn, shade. Fine location, fid flfl 10 cre' 0 orea pears. VUUUU undfrtrround spray system, modern hen house, 800 chkrkene, all farm tools. 14 acres clover, 7 room furnished house. 4 mile Medford. Bee A. F. Flower, cor. 13th and Front. FOR SALE Electric RefrtRermtor. De luxe 0 ft. Fine condition. Bee at S04 West Jarltson. WANTED Tent. Large alee, umbrella tvfr waterproof, must be good condition. Cash. Phone 8336. FOR BALE Bird eaa. One slice au tomatic toaster. Phone 768. FRED ALTON HAIOHT Accredited teacher of piano and harmony. Studio 818 Liberty Building. RUMMAGE SALE by Methodist Ladtea In old Johnson Jewelry store, 314 E. Main. Sept. 19 and 30. Any one having articles) to donate, call Mrs. F. F. Burk, Mrs. Clarence Panker or Mra. J. T. Conrad be fore Thursday. FOR BALE R.I.R. pullet. Boy'a vio lin. 310 Ann land Ave. BIO FIR SLABS Order early. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 8111. FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment, inquire sua bo. oakaaie. SOMETHING IS IN THE AIR !! Starts TOMORROW! rilling tha Skies with Glory! TECHNICOlCa '.f-q&rf -jS' f)pT rtarrlnf eSN! UY ERROL FLYNN C Fred MacMURRAY S" RALPH BELLAMY (f y ALEXIS SMITH a-y ALLEN JENKINS Vt .V.er,tjev...i V- 4 tASI TIMES TOVtOHT: "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" riwe 1 44V.:no Marat Ine.tse.1iie ot sae-tv-toe tne. on Ton SALT fairy farm. ISO acres, 70 acre. Irrigated. Pine building. Tear round creek through place. Paces paved highway. 1 mile from town. Borne .took oea with plere. This farm 1. a money maker. Price S12 0OO. and worth It. 19 ACRES S-room heme. 3 heme: gtrmne. wood ahed 1 mile from Medford. Paeee two roada. Jut right to sub-dlvide. Only ajooo. Term. L. J. AUSTIN S10 Laurel St. Dial 4S37. WANTTO Man with TRUCK to haul DRY BODY PIR for cash or .hare. Oreenleaf, Central Point. WANTED TJfted wood circulator, din tng table and entire. Must be reas onable, no n. Central. PRITO CHICKPN Sc. Coma out to willow springs 814 mllee north of Medford on Pacific Highway. Alio fried chicken to take out. POR SALE small chicken ranch, with or without hens. Berrtea. fruit, Youll like It. E. P. Ireland. Lraler Lane. POR RENT a acre ranch, equipped. Oood buildings, A eeree fruit, bay and dairy cows. Must be able to esre for both fruit and stock. Phono 3814. POR EST PIR Buy now. City Fuel. Phona 4114. f H A loans quickly, efficiently handled Mark Oold? Agency when vre tell yon that Spark U the finest oil heater we have vex seen. Come In and make as prove It to yon by actus! demon stration. There is no obligadon, ol cours. SPARK as OIL CIRCULATING HEATERS CRATER METAL & Engineering, Inc. 141 NORTH FRONT ST. PHONE 3336 TERRIFIC IS 1
