Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 03, 1942, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNT, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 3, 1942. PAGE THIRTEEN 0 LOCAL and To Lit Bed Dr. George C. Ruhle associate Crater Lake National Parle naturalist, spent the day at the Lava Beds on official business. Minor Mishap Autos of Hilda Cochran, 207 West Main street, and C. E. Silbough. S16 Belmont avenue, were involved in a minor collision on Riverside avenue Wednesday, according to a report fi'ed yesterday. Reported Stolen George Fet terly reported to city police yesterday that a one-cylinder gasoline engine and a cylinder pump valued at $45 was stolen from his ranch on Griffin creek spmetime during the last 10 days. C. of C. Election The annual election of directors for the Jackson County Chamber of Qommerce is now underway. The ballot box is located in the chamber building, and all votes must be in by noon Monday, April 0. Returns To Seattle Harlan Bostwick left by United Main' liner 'his noon for Seattle after spending a day in this city and Jacksonville visiting relatives and friends. Bostwick Is sta tioned at Seattle with the U. S. naval air corps. e , Attend Meeting Dr. S. E. Philips and Ernest Scott of this city attended the Elks lodge meeting in Ashland Wednesday evening. Dr. Philips is newly elected exalted ruler of the Medford Elks lodge and Scott, retiring exalted ruler. a. ' Drunkenness Charged James Burton O'Donnell, Jesse Gra- nam, r.awara Aiysiu iitzius and Douglas M. Gaylor were fined $10 each In city court this morning on charges of drunk enness. Henry Joseph Thompson received a $10 fine or five days In Jail on the same charge. Improving Mrs. J. W Smylle la reported to be Improving satisfactorily at her home, 402 Newtown street after spending several days at Sacred Heart hospital where she received medical treatment for a broken ankle which she suffered when she fell from a ladder. She is able to have visitors. To Participate Jackson Coun ty Chapter, No. 8, Disabled American Veterans of the World War and auxiliary are asked to 4in in the Total War Day' Tirade to be held Monday. Frank J. Holbrook, chapter commander, urges all to partici pate In the parade. The parade begins at Sixth and Bartlett atreet at 7:15 p. m. Write Friends Alvin A. Gould, former Medford resident who is stationed at Lowry Field, Denver, Colo., writes friends In Medford that he is planning to apply for flying cadet Monday. He is enjoying his work thor oughly, he stated, and can be addressed at 361st T. S. S., Bar racks 601, Lowry Field, Denver, Colo. Gould Is with the U. S. air corps. Taking Course Staff Sgt. Robert Elson of Medford is tak ing the course at the air corps gunnery school at Las Vegas, Nev., according to a press re- 6e from the school. Sgt. Elson i the son of Charles H. Elson of Route 2 and is a 1933 gradu ate of Medford high school, where he competed in basket ball and track. Prior to enlist ing In the U. S. army at Ft. Lewis, Wash., last year he was a building contractor. NEW TALENT Beat Place Oin the V.ll. EASTER DANCE SAT. NITE ORIENTAL GARDENS BIG FLOOR! Ray'i Melody Makers SiNGIKG SKINNY His Fiddle and His Golden . Voice Popular prices come; a A Easter Y-V,' Parly v: PERSONAL Traffic Violation Jack Gard ner was fined 12.50 in city court today for double parking and Earl Morrison, taxi driver, was assessed $10 for violation of the basic rule. Firemen Called A defective chimney was given as the cause of a minor blaze to which the fire department was summoned about 1:30 this afternoon. Flames slightly damaged the roof of a residence at 1020 Court street occupied by Harry H. Day. The house Is owned by Nora Darby of Griffin Creek. The pumper answered the call. Workers Injured Thomas Mc Grath and O. L. Brannon, can tonment workers, were taken to the Community hospital this morning for treatment of In juries. McGrath suffered a back injury the extent of which was not entirely determined and Brannon was treated for a sprained foot. McGrath, a car penter, is said to have fallen from the second story to the first floor of one of the buildings. The Perl ambulance brought them to Medford. Plane Passengers Arriving by United Mainhner from San Francisco this noon were S. Hecrox and H. Hamlin. Leaving were H. Bostwick to Seattle and W. Thurlow, to Portland. Al Littrell departed for Portland early this morning Leaving on the mid-morning plane were E. Ivory, Mrs. O. Zimmer, Mis. D. Salven, to Los Angeles. J. Rapp arrived last midnight from Seattle and J. Dusser departed for Los Angeles. Leaving last night for Portland were H. Hoodie, T. Boose. B. Vatau and Vic Vettel. Arriving on the southbound plane last night were L. Ade, B. Minor, F. Sum' mers and E. Davis from Port land and Mrs. V. Adler and H. Adler from Seattle. Leaving for San Francisco were Miss Elsie Oliver, H. Harvey, H. But ler, E. Berger, V. Wandmayer, and E. Mann. Arriving last eve ning from Portland were P. Noll and Bostwick. Leaving for Oak land, Cal., were R. Dunman and J. Millar. Jane Withers Will Head Four-H Clubs' 'Young America' Hit Plans have been completed for a gala 4-H club program at the Rialto theatre Monday night, April 6, in connection with the theatre snowing of "Young America," starring Jane Withers, which opens a three- day run Easter Sunday. For one week beginning Easter Sunday the national 4-H Clubs of America are uniting in GLASSES ' Dr. R. M. Hood, Cptometrist part Bids. Mala and Riverside. Medford, Ore Skillful Service Reasonable Price ROXY Adults ti-ISc Kiddles lie. Inc. lax Sat. Mats: 1:5-S:1S Eves: 6:45-8:80 mm TONITE and SAT! Lionel BARRYMORE Robert Young Tom Brown tn the grandest hit sine Annapolis was founded! "Navy Blue & Gold" I SUNDAY MONDAY ONLY! irjumtirtwitotti arim ts cnur! 3 no wescnryv .v. Thrills With I l 'vr (he E lv 0,' BISTERS: I) Y j "SADDLE MOUNTAIN ROUND-UP" j !; Wallace Beery in I .&,.;: wV-: Aac- ' Hard-boiled Wallace Beery isn't so hard boiled when Mar Jorie Main starts telling him off in the hilarious service comedy, The Bugle Sounds." coming to the Craterian theatre -Sunday a "Mobilization of 4-H Club Forces for Victory" and the lo cal Jackson County unit are preparing to head the state in 4-H activity for "Victory" by arranging with the Rialto the ater to stage a gala celebration Monday night at the popular theatre. Twenty-one young Americans will be presented on the stage between shows in a special "4-H Victory Revue." These young people will represent a cross section of Jackson county 4-H members. The highlight of the revue will be a 4-H style show. which will feature party, play and house dresses actually made by young 4-H members. "Young America," starring Jane Withers, Is a happy story with a background of 4-H club work. Miss Withers Joins a 4-H club and with them brines about a grand climax that is proof of the strength of "young America in uniting and mobil izing their efforts toward an al lied victory. Others in the cast will be Jane Darwell, Lynne Roberts, William Tracy and Ben Carter, Hollywood's most popular Negro comedian. BIG COYOTE FAMILY Pendleton, Ore., April 3 (IP) Nineteen coyote pups were found in a den near Cecil by Harold Dobyns, assistant district agent for the U. S. fish and wild life service. - Dobyns said the average den had seven. Use Mall Tribune want ad. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Trailer house; bsrgaln. Equipped for electricity, running water and housekeeping. Call 4474- FOR RENT One room with good bed: bath adjoining. 317 Haven. I ' WrjVisT aT" - ins- . .an III ft U Today and Salurday-2 Hits! Plus Gene Stratton-Porter's I iVi JUlrtftfe JOHNNY ' OrUlJILl downs 1 Vjr P f STORM Start EASTER SUNDAY for 3 Days JANE'S HAPPY NEW 4-H CLUB HIT! 1ANP WITHFR m e ew has her tint real romaace In Plus Another Howling CONTINUOUS SHOWS i . S i I H P , t M tnM VVm SSSiH MATINEESt (Til 6) 30c 25c- He Inc. Tax Sunday Comedy for three days. Also featured In this lusty story of a cavalry sergeant transferred to the tank corps are Lewis Stone, George Bancroft and Henry O'Neill among others, WANTED Housework or work T hour by capbl Udy. Fnon 3U, Lewella runett. WANTED Janitor and ntsht witch' man. Uuit hav good menace. Beer Creek Orchard. FOR RENT Furnished house, oil heet. refrigerator. Also aparuneni. 173 Bkldmore, Asnisna. 41 PLYMOUTH five-passenger coupe: radio, heater, good rubber. Ph. 3168. WANTED Job as fureman or man ager by experienced orchard man. Box 385. Tribune. WE HAVE fstr assortment of fruit trees left. Peach, apricote. cherries, etc. Plant now. Olaacock's Nur sery. 364 Beatty. ROOMS for gentlemen. 320 8. Peach. "ACES" SUITS are tailored any style. Open evenings. A. R. (Ace) Renner. Allen hotel, upstairs. APPLES Fancy Delicious. 1 65 a box. Newtownr, lancy. 81.80. O grade. 81.15. Large Cornice pear penny each. No. 1 large sweet onions. c lb. Large grade A ranch eggs. oranz.es, grapefruit, large end sweet. Pay-Less Market. 33s o. ruemu. WANTED Good used lady bicycle, Phone 4269. FOR SALE Boy's bicycle. 321 Benson. Inquire ROOM & BOARD In private home. Phone 4202. 110 ft. of JVi-ln. GALVANIZED PIPE. Practically new. Ph. 6370. evenings. Pra-Opening DANCE at Rogue River Lodge SAT. NITE APRIL 4th Abbey Green's Music Lounge Service - . - W Is'lV f ... ' ( . . tr i . nDlTIUIi Most Beloved Characters z X C w 1 1 Jang UdTTrBII tosMTi-TiACT toewsui Army Hit "HAY FOOT" SAT DOORS OPEN at 1:00 rJwJ if I jK T N' EVENINGSi (After ) 40c 25c- lie Inc. Tan BOARD BOOM far gentlemen. S3 w. 1SUS. AMERICA CALU oa every automo bile driver to proton tbe lire ol Hie car. Bring your car In tor a thor oufS boar !ecsup. Daily's Auto Painting and Body Shop, 39 South Bartlett. BOAT and TRAILER for eel cheap. See Hihlweg. Sth and Bartlett. CAR1TUI, KANDLIVO Our men are experienced ruratfur moTera. Dial 383. KAD6 TRANSITU WANTED Man for part time col lector. See Mr. Brown at Mont gomery Ward. GREEN PTR SLABWOOD Double Load 50 llfnrett'a City Fuel. Phone 4114. t PASSENGERS would like tide to Vallejo. Calif., before April 13. Write Bos s ear Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Partly furnished cabin. Adulta only. Martm Hairorsen, boi W-B. Rout 1, Central Point. FOR SALE MEDFORD BUSINESS SACRIFICE: $2750 Numben up. muet go to war, aaert floe aale. 60 Increase In buslneee tn past 3 months. Nice clean busi ness for msn and wife. Sure net In come of Sooo or more per month. Over 13.000 worth of equipment and fixture. Equipment, delivery truck, fixture and leas saerlflosd for Im mediate sale. 88150. plus lnrotce of stocE about anno. See J. C. BARNES 30 If. Peach St. Phone 438. LOST 1041 Bulrk hub cap. Return to Tribune. Reward. 'FISHERMEN" We can supply the tackle for a while. "'Nuff sed." you catch the fish. CllH'a Sport Shop. 117 North Riverside. FOR RENT Two bedrooms. During day phone 3148: after a. phone b. FOR SALE Five-bedroom modern home, situated In the edge of Grants Pass. 4t, acres good sou under ir rigation. Wondsrful view of valley. Two bathroom. 3-room nnlshcd basement, hot water beating plant Heat In everv room. Deep well pure water with 800-gal. per hr. electric Dump. Outbuildings. Hot water piped to barn. Pine place to rent rooms. Also S-room cottags In rear. Frost-free location, fine for peaches or berries and a place that will produce a living, aside from renting rooms. This could be msde the show-place of the whole valley Original cost better than 615.000. Present price 66.500. O. L. Drum mond. owner, 840 Ssvage St, Orants Pass. Ore. FOR SALE Trailer house. John Grahame. Sixes. Ore. STAND By For ACTION! but '.i gets Starts SUN. nv TANKS IM ACTKHII I i optkff trU$.J i is Walloping W.II... BEERY la with MILE gossans MAItJORIE MAIN LEWIS STONE GEO. BANCROFT HENRY O'NEILL DONNA REED CHILL WILLS WM. LUNDIGAN starring GINGER ROGERS FOR 6 ALB 80 weaner pig. Jnon pappaa. star Route. bos so, Jack sonville, near Ruch. 1915. 1938 1937 FORDS. CHRYSLERS and Dudtfe coupes and sedans: all In excellent ehspe: GOOD RUB BER. Also 1840 OMC csb over log ging truck and trsller. Bee at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean. Your Pontlsc Dealer. New Richfield station, 6th and Grape. Phone 3842. FOR SALE 1856 Chevrolet 4-door Master deluxe eedan with trunk, good tires: 8S8S. No trade-in. Call at R. O. Stephenson Co., Court snd McAndnrws. dunng day. Tel. 6567 after 8 p. m. WANTED Housekeeper, capable of taking full charge of home. Per manent Job. Must be experienced. Man and wife both working. Only one family meal a day. Board and room and 825 per month. Inquire at 0Kelly's Grocery, Rogue River, Ore. MEDFORD BAROA1N HOUSS SPECIALS I Large stocks of new and used car penter tools or all kinas. Large quantity of work clothe, shoes. boots, sucker coat, tin eiotnea, nip boot, knee snd lace boot. Tents and tarpaulin, new and used. all sire. Plumbing fixtures, sink, toilet, bsthtub. septic tanks, eto. Pipe snd fittings, new' snd used. Roofing paper, building, sheeting pa per, and doors, windows, everything for the home. Lsrce shipment of used beds, coll springs and mattress at t saving Davenos. davenport set, platform rockers, etc., at old prices. We still hsv nstls. stock fencing, smooth wire, bale ties, and barb wire. Paint per gallon 81 60. an colors, also Unseed oil snd turpentine MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB 37 N. Orape Phone 8744 Balloon Dance t the OASIS SPRING FLOOR SATURDAY NITE The roughest, toughest top kick In the steel cavalry ... marriage minded Marjori him with a Biltil Continuous Shows Every SAT. and SUN. SATi Doors Open t liOO SUNi Doors Open at 1:4$ FARM-ORCHARD TRAC-TRACTOR. I speeds, pulley, burns fuel oil. 6250. Also piuw, mower, rsks. spring tooth, w. W. Thiede. Esgle Point. WEANER PIOS and brood sows for sals. W. W. Wooklrldge, Coksr STOLEN New red snd white Haw thorne bicycle: license 1231. Please report finding to Police Dept. FOR BALB 100 acres genersl fsrm. Six miles from Medford. on oiled road: 80 acres In crop, balance pas ture: 30 acres Irrigated clover and alfalfa land, all fenced and cross fenoed. New modern buildings. Will sell with or without stock and equipment. Box 868. Tribune. NOTICE if you want your cow bams, chicken bouses whitewashed, phone 4843. WANTED Commercial Phone 4843. Wlthrow. spraying. WALKER'S DANCE DREAMLAND Every SATURDAY NIGHT Real Dance Music Both Modern k Old-Time Always a Good Crowd ana a Good Time WALKER S DANCE IS EVERYBODY'S DANCE No Jitter-Bugging Allowed MAKE EVERY PAY DAY BOND DAY SAT. ROUGH, TOUGH 1 TWO I 1 Major 1st Run l FEATURES BTsSSsk MlWaCTirwsti 1 in TECHNICOLOR Antf AVARS ARMIDA y T 'V Aio SATCBOATl "Marines' at 71 t ft I 1 ATTENTION home owners, better spend a few dollars now than ft few hundred later. Let us check your horns for termites, free. Phone 6566, McGonsgle. GET YOUR Easter Bunnies for the kiddles at the Covered Wagon, where each bunny has an Bastssr egg. WANTED COMMERCIAL SPRAT lng. Phone 6566. McGonsgls. SCRAP IRON SCRAP MET ALB Your government needs (his ettsft material for Defense. Sell DO Highest price paid. SCRAP AUTO TIRES AND TUBES ' Any Quantity j MEDFORD BARGAIN BOOS ' 17 N. Orape Phoue 8744 . OPENING Chalker's Lodge Dining Room 11 mllet North of Medford Paelfie Highway. Saadey. April IS. Special East Sun day Dinner serving baked Swiss Premium Ham or Milk fed spring fried chicken, from 12 M. to 7 P. M. Adults $1.25 Children 75e Under New Management Re-Opening. TOMORROW - SAT. Saturdays Sundays Only Sat. Mat! Doors Open 1:00 Sun. Mat: Door Open l:U Evening! Doors Open at :4S & SUN., April 4-5 and TERRIFIC! The lusty, lovln', leather neck, of "What Prica Glory" are back In a brawl ami Qp NEGRtTt t7asvto GIYOT MORENO I Jl SONOS fl J DAJCCIS A Tertia. ' 3 cotoa Admission Prices: Matinees Adults 30c 12 to IS M Kiddies 11c, Incl. tax Evenings Adults 40c 12 to IS 25 Kiddles 11c, Incl. tax IT IV M F 1 r VI J Plus -CHAS. CHAN IN RIO'