MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1941
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Brilliant Cast in "Our Wife", Here Sunday
To Butt Falls Robert E.I
Walker. 311 North Bartlett
S street, is managing M. J. Brain
ard'i service ftation and cafe
at Butte Falls. He resigned his
position at Hubbard Brothers.
From Ashland Mrs. Zetta
Boslar and Mrs. Nora Sanders
of Ashland attended the com
mital services held here yester
day for Mrs. Hazel Armstrong
Frazier.
Court Citations Jaires L.
O'Conner, 24, of Central Point
and William D. Badger, 33 of
Drew, both charged by state
police with failure to stop at a
stop sign, were cited to appear
in justice of the peace court irt
2 p. m. Friday.
To Reihlngla Mrs. Mabel
Herron of 153 North Oakdale
avenue applied at the city build
ing Inspector's offce yesterday
for a permit to reshtagle her
t garage at a stated cost of $40.
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Tools Stolen Roy Hewitt of
of Route 1 reported to city po
lice yesterday that tools con
tained in a box were stolen from
him sometme yesterday. The box
was removed from the Medford
f Concrete Construction company,
he told police.
Club To Meet Central Point
Sportsmen's club will meet
Thursday at 8 p. m. in the club
room at Central Point. Members
of the Medford Sportsmen's club
are invited.
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Crouch Hara J. Carlisle
Crouch, chief ranger at Crater
' Lake national park, came to
Medford from the . paik this
mornng for a conference at the
administrative staff's winter
headquarters In the federal
a bujlding.
W e e e
To School R a y m o n d W.
Strickland, CCC enrollee at
Camp Wlliams Creek, has gone
to Portland to attend the black
smith school established by the
Vancouver Barracks CCC dis
trict as part of the national de
fense trainng program, it was
announced today. Strickland
has been camp blacksmith for
more than a year.
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Hearing Set A press release
today from the state public util
ities commissioner's office an
nounced a public hearing for
10 a. m. November 24 in the
Jackfon county courthouse on
the supplemental application
filed by the Oregon-Nevada-California
Fast Freight, Inc., for ex
tension of service and permit
authorizing operations a; a corn
ea mon carrier of property by mo-
g tor vehicle in Oregon.
Films Shown Jack M. Car
penter, U. S. navy recruiter
here, showed several reels of
motion pictures at last night's
regular weekly dinner-meeting
of the Active club In the Hotel
Medford. The films depicted the
life of sailor on a modern U.
S.. battleship and activities of a
submarine. Hal Carver of Hal's
Camero Shop provided the pro
Leave Tonight Mrs. Robert
Simlngton, of Dunsmuir, Cal.,
and Mrs. Pearl Stewart of Port
land plan to leave by train to
night for Portland. Mrs. Stew
art and Mrs. Simlngton are sis
ters of C. B. Pankey, 321 Ap
ple street. Mrs. Stewart has
been visiting here for several
weeks and Is recovering from
a major operation. Mrs. Sim
lngton arrived this morning by
train from Dunsmuir to accom
pany her sister north.
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Plane Passengers Arriving
by United Malnliner from Port-1
land today were Jesse Tallman,
Jr., and L. F. Wray. C. H. Mc
Dougal arrived from San Fran
cisco last night and Max Peirce
left for Portland. Arriving from '
Portland la.t night were A. B.
Deerfield. Mac Wilkins. J. A.
Digman and E. J. DeVoe. James
Digman arrived from Portland
early last evening. Leaving for
San Francisco were Lieut F
Furchner and Lieut. V. Woods.
Arriving from Oakland, Cal.,
late yesterday afternoon were
H. Vaughn and V. Helblg. M.
Martinson left for Portland. Ar
t- riving from Portland yesterday
afternoon on a special stop were
Mrs. L. W. Barnum, Lieut.
Woods and C. B. Lyons from
Portland. Leaving for Los Ang
eles were two Hollywood not
ables, Hal Rosson, motion pic
ture camera man, and Ward
Bond, motion picture actor,
who have been bird hunting In
the Klamath country.
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Rain At Park Rainy weather
prevailed at Crater Lake nation
al park today, it was stated in a
short-wave radio broadcast from
the park
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Woodrow W. Atwood, 28, of
217 South Riverside avenue, can
testify to the truth of the say
ing that bad luck comes in
bunches.
Monday night, he reported to
city police, a prowler entered
his bedroom while he was
asleep and removed from his
trousers pocket a wallet contain
ing about $70 in cash, his oper
ators' and liquor licenses and
other cards.
Early this morning he was
stopped by state police and cited
to appear in justice of the peace
court this afternoon charged
with permitting an unlicensed
minor to operate a motor vehicle.
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T R I M True to an autumn
mood Is the handmaOe crocheted
weskit" worn by Betty Ran
oall. sinter. Its fall colors are
rust, yellow and brown, and the
crocheted bat matches.
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FIRE !Whn that call comes,
prettr Mildred Dinkel of Top.
ton. Pa., Is all set, since she's fire
chief for the women's dormi
tories at Temple University In
Philadelphia. Coed residents ol
the dorms are being trained to
fire drill.
Flier Found Alive
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Principals in one of the gay
est romantic comedies of the
year, "Our Wife," are shown
here with Melvyn Douglas, star
of the picture coming to the
Craterian theatre Sunday. Ruth i the delightful story of two girls
Hussey, on Douglas' left, and
Ellen Drew, appear as his run
ning mates. John Hubbard and
Charles Coburn are major mem
bers of the supporting cast in
out for the same man, one girl
believing brains will win while
the other sticks to the good old
fashioned method of being as
beautiful as possible.
Famous Hit in Return Showing
An Ideal subject for a cari
caturist is the slightly dizzy but
entirely happy Vanderhof fam
ily, center of excitement in the
Frank Capra production of the
Pulitzer prize play, "You Can't
Take It With You", coming to
the Rialto Theatre for a three
day return showing starting to
morrow. In addition to Halliwell
Hobbes and Spring Byington
(above), the cast includes such
notables as Jean Arthur, James
Stewart, Lionel Barrymore, Ed
ward Arnold, Mischa Auer, Ann
Miller, Samuel S. Hinds, Don
ald Meek and H. B. Warner.
SEEK LOST PLANE
Seattle, Nov. 8. P) The
navy ordered long range bomb
ers from its Sand Point air sta
tion into the air today to join
In the search tor a plane of the
western air command of the
Royal Canadian air force, which
disappeared late yesterday on a
flight from Penticton, B. C, to
Patricia Bay, Victoria, B. C.
Washington. Nov. 5
An election to select bargain
ing representatives for employes
of the Long-Bell Lumber com
pany, at Kansas City, Mo., Ten
nant and Modoc, Camp 1, Calif.,
was ordered today by the labor
relations board.
Governmental surveys show
that 78 percent of all automo
bile driving by farmers was for
"necessity purposes.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
Without Calomel -And TaoD Jon? Oat f
Bed ta th Morninf fUris' t
Th licr thoulrj prar t pints of Ml Mn
Into your bowtlj vry dy. If thta biW (
not llowinr freclr. TMf f4 tny not M
ftwt Ii nur Jiitl Umy In tb ttowla Than
IU blocta up jrmjr tonutctu Yott Bt o
tipted You tl tour, sunk u4 tv worM
looki punk.
It tft Ukm rood, old Cartar! Ltttla
tWer Pilla to st Uvm I piott of bite flow,
lnt frwly to miki you foci "up md tip.
Gt r paekssa today, Tako m dircU4.
CtTfKtlw in making bll flow froalj. Aak
far Cartatr' LitUo Livar Fill. lMtatlli
Suit For Legal Fee
Nearing Completion
The civil suit of Rawles
Moore against Amelia Toft Yar-
rington for approximately $!,
200 for legal services claimed
rendered over an extended per
iod, was expected to be complet
ed late today. A circuit court
jury is hearing the case, which
started Monday.
The action Is the last case on
the court calendar at present.
though number of actions are
pending, and some will be set
for trial between now and the
first of the year.
Next week Circuit Judge H.
K. Hanna will hold court in
Josephine county.
Lieutenant Jack C. Wast
IibOTo) was on oi the two
army fliers who wero found
aliva on Barton peak, near
Mount Whitnsy, where they had
baen for a week, following the
disappearance of their pursuit
planes. The other flier was
L. C. Lydon. alto a lieutenant.
Both ware from Des Moines,
Iowa
GIVEN $25 FINE
Roland L. Raber, 21, of Rogue
River, was fined $25 in city
police court this morning on a
charge of reckless driving, the
result of his striking two auto
mobiles on South Central ave
nue yesterday afternoon.
Police said the youth, travel
ing north on the Pacific high
way, swung too wide into South
Central avenue and sideswiped
a car driven by Herman H.
Marrs of 322 South Newtown
street. Continuing north on Cen
tral avenue the Raber machine
swerved sideways and struck a
parked auto owned by Fred G.
Morris of 827 West Palm street,
parked in front of 928 South
Central avenue, police stated.
Damage to the three machines
was nominal, and nobody was
injured.
The first school for Chinese
glider pilot will hold its first
graduation exercises this fall, at
Chengtu, Szechwan province.
Too Late to Classify
POB 8 Ail Cheap, team of home
no ntrnaaa. Near JacKaonTllla. W.
LaPont, Medford. Hi. 1, Boa 39.
ron SALE A house full of furniture
ror f jjB. including s eu. ft. alectrie
refrigerator, electric waahtng ma
chine. Hotpolnt electric rente, rood
wooe; rant, beda. new radio. User
lamp, etc Inquire at Anderaon's
Thrift Market. 710 8. Rtverald.
POR TtT!T s-room unntralahed
house, hardwood floora. fireplace;
eloee to school. 401 King.
POR SALS 1930 model -A" 4-door
edan: new 18 wheel, and Una.
tS caab. 1317 W. 11th St.
WILL BUT feeder and fat lambs; Hao
feeder tlofm. ei a. tUrerelde. B.
Telkamp.
WANTTD Sewhiff all kinds. Prloaa
reasonable. Phono SS97.
WAVTTD Unencumbered woman for
Hint housework. Call at Alexand
ers Hardware, Central Point.
POR RENT Modern furnished house.
Sat.00. Water paid. 133S 6alln.
PROrTEItS WANTED Rogue RlTer
Orchard Co., and of N. Central St.
rOR SALE On 1940 Diamond T
ton truck, stock rack. Phone M. R.
Barbour, Kern Hotel, Klamath Palls,
ora.
POR SALE '39 Chevrolet coupe, ex
cellent condition; cash only. Call
Jacksonrilia S21.
POR RENT Small house, gas for
heat and cooking. 931 N. Drape.
Dee me at aza eatty.
LOT Packard hub cap. Phone 4Q8S.
POR SALE Square Weetlnahoua
electric hot water heater, ai. S34
N. Bartlett.
WANTED To borrow S1.AO0 on flrat
mortgage. Tribune, Box 4S31.
WASHER BAROAINS Werda. May
tage. Zenith. Easy, ABC, Triors. Re
conditioned. Puliy guaranteed.
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO, 101
S. Riverside.
POR SALE Attractive) 4-room mod
am house. Two bedrooms, break
fast nook, studio window in living
room: near school, sa.100. Terma.
Also S-room modern house, flre
plc. S3 840. S13S down. Inquire
907 S. Peach.
POR SALE Oood waon with broad
cast seeder. S2S. P. E. Barneburg.
Barneburg road.
POR BALE Maytag washer; good
condition. Aermotor a4 hp. gaa
engine. Oakgrove road Just off
Stewart Ave. Alfred Schroeder.
CHESTER WHITE BOAR for sale. In
quire at Centra) Point Chaeee rectory.
IOST Red male cocker spaniel. Re
ward. M 5 S Central.
WANTED Girl to car for child oc
casional evenlnga and Saturdays.
Box 431S Tribune.
POR RENT 3-roora furnished duplex.
Adults only. Inquire S39 Palm. Ph.
S09.
RED RASPBERRY and Rock Hill
strawberry plants. Patterson, firs
lana off Thomas road.
POR RENT Small well furnished
house. Inquire 817 W. 10th.
PUPPIES FOR SALE -Springer spaniel
and cocker, 99 each. 819 Park, after
8 p. nv
HEAT with sawdust and hogfual from
MED. FUEL. Tel. 8111.
DID you know any Chevrolet brake
overhaul, lining and labor only
S9.S0. At Champ's Texaco Service,
Riverside and Jackson.
WANTED A few good bred ewes. Ph.
3415. Mccarty. Orchard Home
Drlva.
GIRLS'
4483.
BICTCLB. Reasonable. Ph.
POR SALE 18-acre Anyou and Bart
lett orchard on Jacksonville high
way, 3 miles from Medford. Modern
4-room house. Tel. 8138.
POR SALE or TRADE Modern S-room
house with basement In heart of
Central Point. Ada Llndley. Rt. I.
Box 870-A. S mllea N.I. Central
Point.
POR SALE 4-room modern house,
gaa equipped, garage, store room: 4
blocks from Me in Street. Reason
able. Phone 3533.
FOR SALE or RENT Immediately,
acres wiih Improvements at Cen
tral Point city limits. Phone 167.
Central Point.
'84 V-8 TUDOR. Clean, good running
order. Heater. Can be seen Craig's
Service Jtatlon. Ashland.
FOR SALE Bull calf. Phono 8530.
P. H A loans quickly, arneiaaitty
handled Mark Ooldy Agency
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