MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1942.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
Hre From Lake Arthur D.
Roach, storekeeper at Crater
Lake national park, motored to
Medford today on business.
Fintd $5 Carroll E. Critsch,
Medford, was fined $5 in city
police court yesterday on a
charge of parking his car in an
alley,
From Portland William Dea
con of Portland, passenger agent
for the Canadian Pacific rail
road company, spent yesterday
in this city on business. Deacon
arrived yesterday morning by
train.
e e e
Initiated David Holmes, Med
ford student at the University
of Oregon, was one of seven
initiated into Alpha Delta Sig
ma, national advertising honor
nry, on the Eugene campus
Tuesday. Holmes is the son of
David Holmes, Sr., 1327 Redd
avenue, and Mrs. Muriel Holmes,
22 Geneva street.
Rites Tomorrow F u n e r a I
services are to be held in Butte.
Mont., tomorrow afternoon for
Fred Kunz, father of Dr. C. E.
Kunz of 1036 West 11th street.
Mr. Kunz died Tuesday. Dr.
Kunz is unable to go to Butte
for the funeral as he is confined
to his home with laryngitis. Dr.
Kunz visited his mother and
father at their home in Butte
a year ago last summer. Had
Mr. Kunz lived, he and his wife
would have observed their 63rd
wedding anniversary on Febru
ary 3. At his office in tho
Medford Center building, it was
stated that Dr. Kunz probably
would not be able to resume
his dental practice until some
time next week.
Reported Missing F r 1 e n d s
here were in receipt of word
today that Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
Kuehnle, former Medford resi
dents now residing at 345 Esco
bita street, Palo Alto, Cal., have
been notified that their son
Ensign Lowell F. Kuehnle, was
missing in line of duty with
the U. S. forces. The parents.
friends here said, were clinging
however, to the hope that their
son might still be alive. The
Kuehnles resided- here at 212
Valley View 'Drive from 1930
to 1934 and Lowell attended
Medford junior and senior high
schools. Lowell was graduated
from the Palo Alto high schoo!
and took three years of pre
medical work at Stanford. He
left college to enter the service
In 1938. He was trained as a
naval aviation pilot and was
commissioned at Pensacola, Fla
in July 1939. His wife and
daughter, 16 months old, are in
Palo Alto. His brother, Jim
Kuehnle, is attending Oregon
State college.
RELEASE FLOW
OF LIVER BILE
Snap out of Sick Headaches, so
called Biliousness, poor Digestion
with that sick sour feeling Get a
bottle of KruBchen Salts tonight.
Take half a teaspoonful in a glass of
water (hot or cold) half an hour be
fore breakfast, and keep It up for 30
days. Now you'll know what It Is to
get up feeling fit and ready for a
real day's work. Try Krus:hen a
famous English formula for the
next 30 dsys and see what It means
to you when Bile Flows Freely. Satis
faction guaranteed or money back.
ANNUAL TURKEY
DINNER
Eagle Point Grange Hall
Eagle Point, Ore.
Sunday, Jan. 25th
12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Public Is Invited
Adults 60c; Children 30c
Keiilert Pr.rMe Bleid. 75
rectT You'll enjoy this Kessler blend, 1
V--- It't smooth an' light an' rqJ innJL JfU nxm. .
NyAJjj-jjSSSSy I To like it, all you have to dol
ft Js taste it and compare
Julius Ketiler Distilling Co Incorporated, Baltimor, Md.
PERSONAL
Chimney Fir A chimney
fire occurred at 10:30 last night
at the residence of E. F. Hubert.
1000 Sunset avenue. No damage
was done. The fire department's
chemical crew stood by while
the soot in the chimney burned
itself out.
Medford Visitors Among
Medford business visitors yes
terday were J. L. Britt of Wag
ner Creek, Mrs. Robert Field
and son Bruce of Central Point
and Miss Grace Rowley of Seven
Oaks. Here Tuesday were Mary
Lull and Lou Lull of Central
Point.
see
Plana Passengers Arriving
from Seattle by United Main
liner this forenoon were O. J
Gregg, T. Paul and W. Scott.
Arrivals last midnight were
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Murphey
from Portland and J. A. and
R. W. Adair from Seattle. A. A.
Walther departed for San Fran
Cisco, L. L. Findley departed
last evening for Los Angeles.
Skiing Good A ground cover
of 17 inches of snow provided
good skiing and tobogganing
today in the Union Creek recre
ational area of the Rogue Rivei
national forest, headquarters
here reported. There was a
topping of 1V4 inches of new
snow, the forest office stated.
The snow was described
'frozen granular."
Ranger Hera John W. Sar-
ginson, ranger In charge of the
Lake o'Woods district of the
Rogue River national forest
transacted business today at
headquarters in the Medfori
federal building. Mr. Sarginson
has an office in Klamath Falls
during the winter. He arrived
this morning by bus and was
to return to Klamath Falls this
evening in a forest service
pickup truck that has been re
paired in the shops here.
Still Unconscious David Todd,
16, of Route 2, struck on a
bicycle by a car driven by
M. B. Lindley Wednesday morn
ing, was still unconscious today,
his attending physician said
Although a preliminary exami
nation failed to disclose the
youth sufered a fractured skull,
no x-ray pictures have yet been
taken because of his condition.
He sustained a severe head
laceration and concussion. The
accident occurred at Howard
avenue and the Pacific highway
Transferred J. F. Wallace,
district sales manager here for
the Union Oil company, today
announced that Marlin Gramse.
assistant agent in Medford for
five years, has been transferred
to The Dalles as agent. Mi.
Gramse left for his new post
yesterday. His wife will join
him there later. Mr. and Mrs.
oramse have resided here at
616 Newtown street. Mr. Gramse
has been replaced here by E. E
Knight, transferred from Co
quille. Mr. Knight has begun
ills new duties here. His family
is expected to come to Medford
soon.
To Investigate Chief of Po
lice Clatous McCredie and Build
ing Inspector Frank Rogers left
by automobile yesterday after
noon for California where the
police chief will conduct a sur
vey of cities adjacent to army
cantonments to obtain first-hand
information concerning prob
lems raced by police in such
I localities. The chief will visit
i Monterey and Salinas, near Fort
Ord, and perhaps other cities
Mr. Rogers will attend the Pa
cific Coast Building Officials
I conference in San Francisco
today, tomorrow and Saturday
The two are expected to return
to Medford Sunday.
Closlns, urn for Classified Ads
a. m Too Lai to Clssstfv 13:30
p. m.
s
Grain Neutral Sp rits
TITUTI
mirnrnnn inn
ii ivoruiiu MIaLH
BECAUSE OF CAMP
District Attorney Says Sus
pected Places Given Word
Guard Against Influx.
One direct effect of the war
here: known prostitutes have
been notified by the police to
c'ose shop or move on. That
hns been done at the request
of army authorities who want
prostitution definitely ' repressed
in military areas without ap
peasement or any hokum about
' control."
Of course In a fair city like
Medford there was really not
much commercialized prostitu
tion, District Attorney George
W. Neilson intimated, and in
Ashland and the rest of the
county there hasn't been any
at all. Of course sometimes
some travelling girls come
through but they are kept on
the move but there has been
no trouble here from commer
cialized prostitution, Mr. Neil-
son emphasized in compliment
ing the city police on their effi
cient handling of a troublesome
problem.
Watch for Influx
Sheriff Syd I. Brown said n
sharp eye was being kept for
any influx of prostitutes fol
lowing cantonment workers or
soldiers.
The order to the few places
under suspicion to close up or
blow was issued after a meeting
here of law enforcement officers
of Jackson and Josephine coun
ties with a federal agency repre
sentative who explained the
at my s stand for positive re
pression. The army is now
bicked up by the new May act
which gives the federal govern
ment power to act against pros
titution In military areas.
Junior High Boys
And Girls To Vie
In Essay Contest
Medford Junior high school
students are now hard at work
preparing essays that will win
for them free passes to the Ri
alto theatre and a grand prize,
which is, a personally auto
graphed portrait of the famous
screen team of Abbott and Cos-
tcllo. The subject on which the
Rialto theatre management is
awarding the passes and auto
graphed photograph is: "What
major part has the 'cavalcade
of aviation' played In our na
tional defense?" and Is being
sponsored by the popular show
house in connection with their
showing of the sensational Uni
versal Pictures featurette, "Cav
alcade of Aviation," which
plays Tuesday and Wednesday.
The film opens with the first
flight of the Wright brothers at
Kittyhawk, S. C, in December,
1903, and continues through all
the phases of aviation to our
present day "flying fortresses."
The rules are simple. The
essay must not be more than
SOO words each and must be
turned into the English depart
ment not later than tomorrow
night, Friday, January 23. The
essays will be Judged by the
English department personnel
of the school.
The grand prize offered Is a
handsomely autographed por
trait of Abbott and Costello and
two passes to see "Cavalcade of
Aviation." The next five best
will receive double passes to
see the aviation film and the
next five will receive one pass
each.
The winners will be an
nounced in the Monday edition
of the Medford Mail Tribune.
Ose Mali Tribune want ads.
IS Proof
Lswrenceburg. Indiana
Popular Stars In
.,,... ...... ,,.,!,yrty
In line with present demands
for comedy, Claudette Colbert,
with Ray Milland sharing top
honors, dips into some new
laugh situations for her new
picture, "Skylark," which comes
to the Cratenan theatre Sun
day. The story of a wife who
"Flying Cadets"
Edmund Lowe, William Gar-
an. Peeev Mnran and Frank
... , . .. , ,
AlberUon have the starring
roles in "Flying Cadets , a dare-
devil story of war-birds in train -
lng which heads the double Dm
In "Sundown"
Sultry and seductive, Gene
Tierney plays havoc with men's
hearts and leads them to dan
gerous adventures in "Sun
down," now showing until Sat
urday night at the Craterian
theatre.
A Mickey Mouse-Donald Duck
cartoon and "War Clouds in the
Pacific" epochal two-reeler
round out the program.
PRIORITY HELPS
AIRLINE TRAVEL
The priority plan for govern
ment transportation on commer
cial airlines announced in Wash
ington, D. C, systematizes and
improves the practice all air
lines have had in effect and per
mits seats for civilian travel as
well as for the priority military
and government travel. Presi
dent W. A. Patterson of United
Air Lines said today.
'Creation of a coordinator s
office under Brig. Gen. Donald
R. Connolly, military director of
civil aviation, establishes and
improves more orderly accom
modation of government trav-'
elers as well as civilians who
will continue making air trans
port reservations," Patterson
said. "Our planes are operating
at 64 percent load factor which
indicates our ability to serve
adequately normal civilian
travel demands."
PROSPECT MAN FINED
FOR PROFANITY USE
William Henderson Rune of
Prospect was assessed $3.00 anri
costs on charge of disorderly
conduct yesterday by Justice of
the Peace William R. Coelman.
The complaint sinned by Sheriff
Syd I. Brown charged Mender
on with the use of profane,
language while under the Influ
ence of intoxicating liquor. The
arrest was made by Deputy
Sheriff Dewey Hill. The defend
ant was given until January 28
to pay the fine.
POISON OAK?
Try e bottle at ZCMACOL
Tea mail be sstiefiesl or your money
cheerfully refunded Oet a kettle
today at HtsltHM IIIKIrT.
75.) )
Sunday Show
rebels at her staid life, goes sky
larking for a good time and
winds up a sadder but much
wiser young lady, the film has
Brian Aherne, Binnie Barnes.
Walter Abel, Mona Barrie, War
ren Hymer, Grant Mitchell and
Ernest Cossart in supporting
roles.
On Rialto Bill
I opening a three day run today
I at the Rialto theatre.
"Arizona Bound", starring
Bucfc Tim McCoy an
Raymond Hatton as the "Rough
1 Riders', plays as the companion
I western with the sky-thriller.
Paper Concern Plans
Tree Farm in West
Seattle. Jan. 22 UP Plant
of the Crown Zellerbach com
pany to plant one million seed
lings in the Pacific northwest
as part of a sustained yield pro
gram for supplying company
paper mills, were announced
here yesterday by Don S. Don
man, vice president of the com
pany. Donman said the company
has one "tree farm" in the Neah
Bay district, at the Olympic
peninsula's northwest extrem
ity. Which Will rvxnrimllv mIoM
40,000,000 beard feet of lumber
a year for the Port Angeles
piani.
Too Late to Classify
AUTO and Tractor Mechanic. 30 years
experience: with own tools, wants
steady Job. R. I. Wagner. Trail, Ore.
FOR SALE Two lots 10x198 each.
Eaat front. Allen D. Curry. 005
Benson street.
Aggravating Gas
Whan stomach fas seams to smasher yoa.
and yoa eta sard! take a Seep areata, try
ADLCRIKA. riVB earmlnallves te warm
and sooths tba stomack and atael gas, aa4
THRU laiaUraa lot testis, (Sick kewsl
action. At jam Draff Store.
Meat Hide Pharmacy
ROXY
Mtre Only :4V1I:I.V J4c Inc. lu
Kiddles lie Including tat
Tomorrow Nite and Sat!
Pin added Western adirntnr with
I he Mfdlro of Painted "prints...
CHARLES
STARR
the
medic
Ends Tonllel
Joan Bennett Franchot Ton
'She Knew all the Answers'
Plus "SCATTEHGOOD
PULLS the STRINGS"
issrrf tstl- h -
In VvMstsraasl
WANTED Wa I treat ovtr M. Huron's
Confectionery.
40 ftcivt. Joining
tht city limit of Medford.
city wiw available. Wonderful
tubdlTliion poulbimtf.
ELMER HERRI ED
No. 44 N. RlTertld
FOR 8 ALE Confectionery, fountain
no compreaeor. snappy service
Station. ml. south on highway.
FOR SALE A-room house, priced for
an caan. rnone m.
FOR SALE S acres good soil, ft-mora
nouse, near city limits, consider
trade for Medford property. Box
2387, Tribune.
FOR RENT Holly Ct., No. S, furn-
isnea, a tearoom, s&o.oo. Phone
2800.
"31 CHRYSLER sedan, fl good tires.
gooa running condition, 1000 c
Main.
USE OA SCO BRIQUETS for a long
lasting fir. Valley Fuel Co. Tel.
3378.
BARGAINS S1250 for 3-room and 81.
Pen. Plastered modern houw, cone,
found, shade and lawn. ONLY 550
down, balance leaa than rent, AND
1975 terms for fine 3-4 '10 acre
near Medford. 4-room hoxise furn
ished, irrigated, AND Servke Sta
tion and Store, good location ONLY
375 00. AND Large Hour and
about one acre ground ONLY 11000
with 300 down, balance 15 00
mtnth. Irritated. VALLEY REAL
ESTATE, Pacific Hlway South.
MODERN three-room furnished apart
ment. Close in. 635 so. Central.
No. a.
FURNISHED apartment, 3 rooms and
oam. electrically equipped, oil
heat. 800 West 10th.
COCAft Neat and attractive four
yLtJvv room modern cottage, large
garage and store room. Corner lot.
close in. Immediate possession.
ffOQAA Six-rooms and bath, fine
ybUVV shady lot. all fenced, gar
age cloae In. Very good condition,
Three bed room horns, oak
floors, fire place, basement,
double garage, excellent condition.
CylAfiA IS acres finest valley land
ifJIUVV irrigated, good modern five-
room cottage, barn, shade, paved
roe a.
ITLMFR HERRI ED
N". 44 V. Rtve-JM.
Dial 3367 or 4800
LOST White Collie, hrown enra, an-
swera nam Rex. Phone 4032. 723
W 2nd.
FOR TRAH Modern home for email
ranch. ALSO, four-room furnlahed
house at m harRatn, for quick sale
8cnw auraetlye ban.'na In lare
homes. Mr. W. A. Chlldera, Jack
sonville, Oregon.
WANTTD TO BUT Ch'M'a black
board on stand. Dial 4341.
OWNER LEA VINO TOWN Will sac
rifice, modern 6-room house. Box
3383 Tribune.
80 CATERPTLLER and Bulldozer,
loading Dlenke, rho-kere. will sac
rifice, SDSSOO. Shults Bros.
TRY OASCO BRIQUETS The finest
sum Mel available. Valley Fuel Co.
Tel. 3378.
FOR SALE Young, food Jersey-
Ouernaey cow to freshen soon.
Second calf. Also sow and feeder
plge. First house south of Leverettes
on west side of Paclflo Highway.
Kleth West.
for" SALE 45 acres, all cultivated
35 seres alfalfa. (3300. H. O. Wil
son, 7 Chestnut. Phone 4844
SLEEPINO ROOMS 80S West Main.
Skin Sufferers
Here's Good Newt!
Distress of urjly pimples, rsshes.
Itching, burning skin disorders re
sulting frqra eitemal Irritations can
often be quickly relieved by this
simple Inexpensive trestment.
Oo to Western Thrift Store or your
druggist today and get a small bottle
of Moone's Emersld Oil most every
good druggist hss this. Use as di
rected for 10 dsys, and If then you
say It has failed to tire you full
satisfaction money back.
I'm in.'i
Msts SO tag Sc-lSe Eves 40c tax 4-44e
It to 1S-3SC Kiddles lie Inc. tu
Mats 1:45. Eras f:45-:0O .
GREATEST
Screen Show
You'll See
This Year!
MICKEY MOUSE
DONALD DUCK
In Walt Disney's
Orphan's Benefit'
Coming SUNDAY!
s?m CLAUDETTE
AiufJUf COQUETTE!
To giva a naw
high in howlantyl
. . . and th tow-1
y down en I oval
ENDS
SATI
Sensa
tional! WAR
Clouds
la the
Pacific
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FOR SALE Late model Isdtes Nutria
Braver fur coat, a'moat new, s'ze
30 drees length, cost 3115. price
333 00. Also tweed sport coat wlfh
beautiful genuine Badger collar,
alee 30 dress lnth, coat W5 00.
price H28 00. Call Ninann Cra'j. 203
So. Front St., Mtdford.
MEN'S and WOMEN'S usfd winter
coat a. prices cut. 1403 No. Riverside.
PUPS to give away. Mother Australi
an Shepherd. B. Hoan. Applegate.
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. John Darby.
uririin creea
DUMP TRUCK FOR SALE 613 IVat-
ty St, between 6 and 6 p m.
1033, -33 and 33 Pickups. Shu Its Bros.
FOR SALE 00 Austerwhlte pullets.
laying to, pnone 2900 0 to 5
o'clock or call at 130 So. Columbus
off Stewart.
GIANT New Zealand White breeding
stock rabbits, inquire 125 E. flth.
FRESH SMELT arriving dally. Holly's
Sea Foods. Phone 4321.
OASCO BRIQUETS Now 315 50 per
ton Cheaper un beup than coal.
Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 3370.
1B37 FORD 00 and 35 Scdana. Many
more light cait. Shults Bros.
FOR SALE Equity In "35 Dodce
coupe. Good tires. Call 8132 alter
6 pm.
HEAT WITH Sawdust ft Hogfuel
from MED. FUEL, Tel. 3111.
1938 BUICK Sedan, lots of
priced to sell. Shults Brcs.
ANOTHER TRUCKLOAD of Oranges.
Lemons and Arizona O rape fruit ar
riving Friday. These are our first
tree-ripened Oranges and Arizona
Grapefruit thla season. For mouth
watering flavor, tnr thc-ic at ING
RAM'S ORANGE TRUCK. North
Riverside, next to Coffee Pot.
FURNISHED apartment and sleeping
rooms, cloae In. No children. 242
N, Front.
S TIRM 0 on a S7 Dodii DoLuxe
Coup., perfect mechanically. Buy
now on our eanr pay plan. Taylor's
Used Car Dept., 8th and Bartlett Sta.
Phone sn or aaaa.
5 NEW TIRES 8.00-18 on a 3D Plym
outh DeLuxe bedan. guaranteed
everyway and prleed to aell on our
eaay payment plan. Taylor'i Used
Car Dept.. 8th and Bartlett Streeta.
Phonea 4317 or 286S.
r a a LOANe qun-kiy errtci.ntn
handled Mark O.ildt enc
RAW FURS WANTED
HIGHEST cash c-lces psld for Mush'
rata. Skunk. Kink Coyote and Bob
cats
Investigate) our prices Before you
sell
MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE
37 North Orsps
MORE
Than
Your heart
tarring a host
of famous stunt
man ... and
Km
a
Edmund William Peggy
LOWE -GARGAN-KORAN
FRANK ALBERTSON FR ANKIE THOMAS
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ROUGH
RIDERS
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PLUS . . . three West- ' I
rn favorites all in .n "e
th same thriller 1 1 J i"r'J CP'
THE 1 tV-H V' - A ' 1 .1 fV
Complete Show Today Start at 1:45-8:45-9:00
Always
MATINEE
Adults 30
It-IS-tae
Riddles II
all Ine Ta
Keep m
America's "V" Is In lis
"Cavalcade of A'V'iation"
Story of Aviation from
FOR SALE MoO-rn 6-room house,
3 a:res, froe water, consider rent
ing to reliable party. Inquire An
land armory.
FOR SATE Equity In 1938 Willys
sedan Good rubber, 150. Balance
197. Call 9001.
FOR HIRE Swing trio accordion,
bass and guitar. For dances and
private parties. Phone 4923.
FIR SAWDUST 300 cf. lead. 34.
d-Ilverrd. Phnne 373, Jacksonville.
Hugh UcGtnty.
WANTED TO BUY Wheel for 1934
V-8. P. O. Service Station.
WANTED Experienced Srrrlce Sta
tion attendant and operator for up
to date Independent station. Glv
references and phone number. Tri
bune, Box 1993.
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FLYING THRILLS
Carter's Got Pills!
will thrill! Your blood chill!
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as daredevil birdmen take to the skies!
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