MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 194L
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Visiting Her Mr. and Mrs.
P. C. Garrett of Pacific Grove,
Cal., are visiting Mrs. Garrett's
on and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Hulen of 1402
Euclid avenue.
Court Citation Isabelle R.
Whitaker, S3, of route 4 was
cited by state police Saturday to
appear in Justice of the peace
court this afternoon charged
with driving a car without an
operator's license.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hendrick and son Chester of
New London, Wis., are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Hendrick's
brother, E. F. Ferg of Lozier
Lane. They Journeyed to Ore
gon by train.
Visiting Evangelist G. Earl
McCay of Craig, Alaska, is visit
ing at the C. J. McCay home on
Spring street. He will speak at
the Church of Christ, 1056 Court
street, tonight and tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Reminder Made City police
reminded the public today that
all automobiles in funeral pro
cessions should have their head
lights burning. Machines not in
the processions were requested
to give the right-of-way to those
in the processions.
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Goat East Dr. George C.
Ruhle, Crater Lake national
park naturalist, left yesterday
morning by train for Boston,
Mass., and Washington, D. C, on
a month's business trip. He
planned to attend several geolo
gical and ethnological meetings.
Graduated Pvt. Clyde L.
Conrad, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.
S. Conrad, Central Point, was
graduated recently from the
Chanute field branch of the U.
S. army air corps technical
schools, according to word re
ceived here today.
Fine Levied Leo B. Smith,
43, and Byron Works, 43, both
of Medford were given Jail sent
ences of five and 10 days, re
spectively. In city police court
this morning on charges of being
drunk in a public place. H. U.
Mitchell, charged with failure to
stop at a stop street, was fined
$5. F. D. Cuthbertson, charged
with double parking his car
without a driver in the driver'
seat, was fined $2.50.
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P. Coleman returned to his of
fice in the Medford renter hnlM.
ing today after a three-day vaca
tion. ,
HOma From Cation TnVn
Jensen, student at Oregon State
college, is spending Christmas
holidays at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen,
418 Park avenue.
Skiina Goad KlrHno -t r-M..
Lake national park was reported
to be excellent today. Forty
five inches of snow, with the top
six inches powdered, were re
ported at the lake.
From Prineeill. Mr enri
Mrs. Larrv Enrv snH
David and Laurene. are guests
at ine Home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jens Jensen, 418 Park avenue.
The EsDevs motnrnl tn Mnlfnril
and plan to remain here until
ine first of the year. They are
iormer Medford residents.
Cupid Slows Up To date only
13 marriage licenses have been
issued by the county clerk dur
ing December and there are no
signs Dan Cupid's business will
show the usual Christmas rush
of previous years. In former
years, December has been the
best month of the year for wed
dings. Defense Meeting All women
of Central Point and vieinitv
are requested to attend a meet
ing at ine central Point high
school tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. at
which time nlana for futiir na.
tional defense activities will be
outlined. Nurse and doctor for
Central Point national defense
district are Mrs. C. R. Richmond
and Dr. W. F. Roney.
Complete Schooling Don
Root, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Root, 15 Summit avenue, re
turned here last week to spend
Christmas holidays with his par
ents. He has completed his
studies at Oregon State college
where he was graduated at the
close of fall term In agricultural
economics.
Plane Passengers Miss M.
Sinnott departed for Oakland,
Cal., on the forenoon United
Mainliner. All Mainliners were
grounded yesterday until late
afternoon because of unfavorable
flying conditions. They passed
over Medford because of weather
conditions unfavorable for land
ing after schedules were re
sumed. e e
Pole Struck Richard S. Or
mond, 18, of 613 South Central
avenue, reported to city police
that his car, traveling north on
Central avenu.e skidded in front
of the General Petroleum com
pany early this morning and
Hawaii Chief
"Mystery Ship" Coming to Rialto
Lieut. Gen. Delos C. Emmons
(Above), is the newly appointed
commander of the Hawaiian de
partment. He is 53 and has been
in training for winged warfare
since 1917.
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WEDNESDAY
Our Big Xmas Show!
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featured roles in "Mystery Ship"
which comes to the Rialto the
atre for tomorrow and Wednes
day as the companion - feature
with "Top Sergeant Mulligan"
starring Nat Pendleton in a
riotous comedy of army camp
life.
Romantic Team
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struck a power pole. The trans
former was knocked off the pole
and struck the top of the car,
the report stated, but Ormond
escaped injury. Cecil E. Hans
cam of route 2 and W. R. Ben
nett of 114V4 Tripp street drove
cars involved in a slight mishap
on North Riverside avenue near
Liberty street yesterday after
noon, according to a report on
file today. Machines operated
by P. S. Johnston of 928 West
Second street and Herman B.
Mitchel of 410 Beatty street
were involved in a minor mis
hap at Fourth street and Central
avenue yesterday afternoon, a
report on file said today.
Not Cut City police were
informed by a physician today
that John Patrone of 1718 Ben
nett street suffered a badly cut
nose when he drove his car on
to the Southern Pacific railroad
tracks at 10th street about mid
night last night There is no
1 crossing at 10th street. Patrone
was treated for his injury at
Community hospital.
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New Addresses The U. S.
army today notified the Mail
Tribune of the official addresses
of a number of local men now
in service. The following may
be addressed at Jefferson bar
racks, Mo.: Rodney L. Stead,
George W. Denman, Raymond B.
Crosby, Johnnie D. Harris and
Henry W. Head. The following
may be addressed at the F. A.
replacement training center.
Camp Roberts, Cal.: James J.
Boyle, Henry F. Palmer and
Melvin H. Lewis. Johnnie L.
Stevens is at the C. A. replace
ment training center. Camp Cal
lan, Cal. John E. Gaessler may
be addressed at the CASC unit
1907, Fort Lewis, Wash.
Spin
ChaHes Boyer and Margaret
Sullavan romance in "Appoint
ment for Love" at the Craterian
theatre where the popular com
edy plays until tomorrow night.
rOR SALS White collie puppies. A.
u. reroa, rcrn valley.
FOR SALE Knit Bedspread. Mra. O.
. n.nox, nen to uiimore miuoo,
Jacksonville.
lAY'ONDEUO
Grants Pass, Dec. 22. CP)
Mixed tidings came this Christ
mas week to Grants Pass resi
dents. The war's first word from
Palmyra, tiny naval pinpoint of
land 1,000 miles southwest of
Hawaii, arrived, and that word
was "okay". Letters written
Dec. 10, after the outbreak of
war, and passed by naval censor,
told families here of the safety
of southern Oregon men hired
to work on a naval base there.
The blacked-out lines did not
reveal whether or not there had
been an attack.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Lula J. Grif
fith received word today that
her son, Sgt. John A. Wright of
the marine corps, had been kill
ed in action. Mrs. Griffith did
not know whether he was called
into Atlantic or Pacific waters,
Albert Wall, ran of Mrs. A.
M. Wall of 628 MrAndrews road,
has been engaged on defense
projects on Paimyra island.
42 JOlNlVY IN
PAST TWO WEEKS
Forty-two men of Jackson and
Josephine counties have been
formally enlisted In the U. S.
navy since the outbreak of war
two weeks ago and are now in
training at a naval station, Jack
cruiting here, said today.
M. Carpenter, In charge of re-
Oaf tun Tneuue vest ada.
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Mr. Carpenter stated that men
signing up for the navy today,
tomorrow or Wednesday would
be permitted to remain at home
over Christmas. The recruiting
office, in the Medford federal
building, is open evenings.
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Too Late to Classify
DANCE Dreamland Xmaa Bra. Wed.
aeaaay nlte. Lota ot fun.
FOR 8ALB "I would like to aee all
my old frlanda come In and Ret
acquainted with my new employera.
the Monarch 6eed ds Feed Company
who have taken over the B perry
line of "FARM-TESTED" feeda. I'll
be on the Job wben you come In.
Tou'U enjoy the Improved service
we wltl be able to give you both
et the warehouse end the retail
store, Tom Forwj.
USB OASCO BRIQUETS for a long
lasting lire. Vauey Fuel Co. Tel.
S97S.
WA.VTTD Beef eettle. yearUntra.
c&lvea, caanar cows, etock cattle.
O. w. Kins, stock man, Oenl DeL
Medfard.
XMAS TP.EE4 Large fresh assort
ment. Prices reduced to close out
enure stock. Payleaa Market. 233
8. Riverside.
OUERN6BT COW years old. to
freshen about January 1st. S miles
West of Oold BUI. Pacific Hlihway.
Ranch opposite Clialkar'a Motel.
FOR SALS Baled Straw, eoe bale.
Monarch Seed at Feed Co.
WANTED companion to Los Angeles.
Leaving Friday the JOth. Call 3S0S
or 41S Park after 10 10 a-m.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR BALI at
auction for storage due us st our
Wsrehouae. 9 am. Tuesday. Decem
ber 33rd. All will be sold to highest
bidder. This ts your opportunity to
buy a stove, bed, dining room fur
niture, oil heater, etc.. at right
prices p. a. Samson Co. Phone STSO.
FOR SALE Hog feeds of sll kinds
Try Monarch Hog Concentrate with
your home-grown gralna. Faster
gains when you use It. Monarch
6eed Feed Oa.
EXTRA OOOD Jersey cow. ready to
freshen coming with 3rd calf. S
heavy springers, milking shorthorn
cowl. 9 ouemssy heifers. S miles
South of Medford on Highway eo..
first bouse south orchsrd Park
Ranch, ssme elds road.
3-ROOM furntahed apartment, ground
floor: heated. 339 (to. ivy.
FOR SALE Baled and ground alfalfa.
Monarch Seed as Feed Co.
WANTED Experienced woman for
general housework. Mra. Edwin Jaa
r.ey. Phone SS46.
OASCO BRIQUETS Now SIS SO per
ton. "Cheaper and better than coal.
Valley Fuel Co. Tel. SS78.
FOR SALE Sparry a "Fsnil -Tested"
poultry and stork feeda. We wel
come the patronage of all Sperry
were snd promise you courteous
snd fslr treatment at all times.
Monarch Seed Si Feed Co.
WANTED Woman cook, middle aged,
good wagea. Rte. 1, Box 8fl.
XMAS DANCE Wednesday nlte.
Dreamland. Extra amuaement.
TRY OASCO BRIQUETS The finest
solid fuel evalleble. Valley Fuel
Co., Tel. SS7S.
UNCLAIMED HOUSEHOLD GOODS
to be sold at AUCTION for etorefte
due us. at our Warehouse, e.m..
Turaday, December 33rd. All will
be sold to highest bidder. This la
your opportunity to buy a stove,
bed. dining room furniture, oil
hester. etc.. at right prices. F. fj.
SAMSON CO. Phone 875.
PLANER BLOX Blf 300 C.f. load,
8.S0. MED. FUEL. Tel. Silt.
FOR SALE 8 perry's Term-tested'
feeds. Tom Is et the Retail store
wetting for his old friends to come
In for Sperry'e. Monarch Beed at
Peed Co.
S4 ACRES. T-ronm plastered house
with bath, fireplace, service porch,
fruit room, eemen foundstion,
shsde trees, city water, located on
JacksonvUI highway. SS&OOOO.
Also
5-RCOM modem house, well lighted
living Slid dining room, large bed
rooms, fireplace, cement founda
tion, well located on pavement,
S3UO.O0. Easy terms
L. O. PICKEU.
IS S. Bartlett
FOR 6 ALB Electric brooder, as. Ice
box. M. Radio, 10. . p. Inland,
Losler Lane.
FOR RENT Three-room furnished
apartment, one block wast court
house. 16 Mistletoe.
LOST Bsbyl blue coat on business
street. Ssturdsy night. Phone 3140.
Reward. L. O. Kanktn.
LIT US SIMONIES your car. helps
the finish Isst longer. MITCHELL
PAINT SHOP. So, Riverside.
HIGH SCHOOL BOT wants work dur
ing vacation end on week-ende. Can
fire refereaose. Tribune, bog 1178.
FOR SALE Fine old violin, excel
lent tons. Ideal Christmas gift. Also
white portable electrte eewlng ma
chine. Phone 4SS1.
FOR SALB Rubber-ured w e g o a,
price . 304 Vsn Ness. Ashland.
SAT "Merry Christmas with flow
ers. We will be open Sunday and
evenmge till Christmas. Sehcepen'e,
Stb and Holly. Free delivery.
XMAS TREES. Urge assortment.
Select from sleee S to 10 feet with
tends. Prices lowest ever. Also
Xmaa apples, pay Lest Market,
333 South Riverside.
FOR SALE Barnyard fertiliser snd
loam. Phone 6666.
RIVERSIDE MARKET will be Closed
ell dsy Christmas day. t
WANTED
SCRAP IRON
Loading on cars for immediate ehtp
ment. Higher prtcee.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB
Phone S744 37 N. Ore pa
RAW FURS WANTED
HIGHEST cash prices paid for Mush
rsts. Skunk, VJnk. Coyote snd Bob
Cats
Investigate our prlose before you
eell
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB
37 North Qrspe
P H A loans quickly sfndeatlf
bandied Mark Ooldt Agency
FOR Myrtle Wood Olfte made la
Medford. eee our large display a
FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood
SOS B. Jackson (near the Armory).
Phone 4403 Hawley Fuel Co.
With Quiet
Dignity
OWe conduct a funeral In a manner
that It worthy of the tribute you
wish to pay your deceased. Regard
less of the prica you pay, all details will
ba handled in an Impressive way that will
be a comforting memory.
CONGER
Funeral Parlors
Phone 3147 f
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Chiropractic a Natnrapathte ,
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Phone 1170 US E. Mala Bt
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