Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 16, 1942, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1942. PAGE ELEVEN Hi LOCAL and PERSONAL Hum From PortUnd Mr .h Mri. Harry Prentice of 517 Newtown street returned yester day (rom San Francisco where they spent several days . on business. , , . ' police Reruit City police today reminded motorists to regard more strictly traffic regulations concerning funeral processions. Cars in the pro cessions travel with their lights burning and have the right of way. Building Permit s George Denney, 43 Myers court, applied at the city building inspector's office yesterday for permission to const: uct a residence, the costs estimated at $2,000. E. W. Brown applied for a permit to build a garage and workshop, costing $2u0, at 343 Mae street. ) Cars Collide Passenger ma chines ol Charles R. Linn, 401 South Riverside and Jay Walter Rice, Ashland, collided at the intersection of Main street and Riverside avenue yesterday, ac cording to a report on file. Mrs James Grimes reported to police that a fender of her auto, parked on Ivy street near the Colonial garage, was damaged by an un identified vehicle. The passenger car of Robert Shepherd, Fluhrer building struck and killed a dog, license 2309, on Main street near Grape street this morning according to a report on file. Plane Passengers Arriving by United Mainliner from Los An geles this noon were C. Dicks and E. Novis. Leaving were H. 'aylor to Portland and P. Wtnn o Seattle. Arriving this morn ing from Portland were T. Toin- er and w. Downie. J. Collins departed for Portland early this morning. Leaving last midnight for San Francisco were C. Buf fington and J. Hilstrom. Arriv ing last night on the northbound plane were Dr. R. Peachey from Sacramento a.id R. Chilton from Los Angeles. A. Morse departed for Portland on the late evening plane Arriving yesterday eve ning from Seattle were H. Adler. R. Elstrom departed for ' San Francisco. Detective Thriller Coming To Holly Fines Levied Reglnold Peter son Guliick was sentenced to live days in Jail In city court yesterday on a drunkenness charge. James E. Melton for feited $5 bail for driving motor vehicle without an oper ator's license. Army Promotions According to word received from Tort George Wright, Wash., Kenneth M. Pasmore. son of Mr ni Mrs. Frank R. Pasmore of 611 North Bartlett street has been promoted from private first class to corporal, and Theodore A. Nave has been promoted from sergeant to staff sergeant. Yell Leader John Lynch of Medford, sophomore in engi neering at Oregon State college nt Corvallis is one of six stu dents to be assistant yell leaders for the coming year. These students will be members of the rally committee and have been in a yell leading class sponsored for the past term by the college yell king. Cards Available An an nouncement from the Jackson County Red Cross office in the county courthouse was made today that standard first aid cards for pupils of Chester Merriman's class which ended March 12; Clyde Fichtner's class of February 25 and advanced certificates for A. C. Haggerty's class have arrived and are ready for distribution. Manuals Available A few copies of the 1942 spring edition cf the United States government manual are available to the public and may be obtained by ordering from the Office of Government Reports, 620 Park building Portland, according to A. Ray Martin, state director. Checks, money orders or drafts for 75 cents should be made payable to the treasurer of the United States or to the state director of the Office of Gov ernment Reports. The manual is an authoritative reference book on all branches of the federal government- and covers 'he creation, organization func tions and activities of each. rn-f '"-I;1" -"- - ?' Chester Morris has the title E. Stone and Joan Woodbury are featured with Harriet nuiiara in the supporting cast. "Sleepytime Gal,'' Judy ("Scat terbrain ) Canova s new fun hit, will top the twin bill. role In "Confessions of Boston Blackie," detective thriller com ing to the Holly theatre for Sat urday and Sunday only. George "Arizona Cyclone" On Rialto Bill AI '. N-X f f " i They End Tonitel Laralne Day Cast of Hundreds "Yank On the Burma Road" Plus "LAW OF THE TROPICS" MAKE EVERY PAY DAY BOND DAY Make Tomorrow and Saturday Laugh Daysl starring' w ADELEMARA VICTOR JORY FRITZ FELD I Mats at 1:45 T I 30c-25clle K and its companion hit .RsJrTrlmrACrom MM Eves MS-MS 40c-25clle inc. tax jSrVV Na- '5 JO i. Q 11 f if jhI Craterian Star Debonair, dashing Doug'as Fairbanks, Jr. has two exciting roles In Alexandre Dumas' "The Corsican Brothers," now playing at the Craterian theatre until Saturday night. Portraying twin brothers with wholly dlfCerent personalities, the star la In his element midst flashing steel and dangerous lntilgu. THESI DATS only the but win to. That's wh? to many are ukini their auto body work to Datly'i Auto Palntlni sad Body Shop, at South Bartlett. LIVESTOCK AUCTION Ewry Bat. at Pavilion. Phoanti. Or., commenc ing, at 1 :00 p. m. sharp. Selling all clasaea of cattle, hogs, horata and aheep. Dairy cowa must have health eertltlcat. We vaccluat plga Fri day, p. m. Tola la your nearest and best market. "Alwava atwnd the Auction". So. Ore. Livestock Auo tlon Co. Cot. A. H. Dudley (Auctioneer), FOR SALE 139 Ford Deluio Cony, coupe; sood tires: very clean; one owner. Price S60O. Stuart Oood, 708 W. eth. WANTED standi home for dog: half Australian Shepherd. U OS need. 10S9 Court SI. WANTED Small need cash reglsttr. Modern Cleaners, 10 C. Main. FOR SALS Modern trailer bouse Work boraaa and aaddla boraaa. Grants Paaa Auction Yard. WANTED Lata model sedan deliv ery, wiu pay caab or trad. Tri bune, Bos 100. NOTICE Xf you mlaaed your free copy of the S. F. Examiner War Atlas, you can set II now. Aak for It when you buy nest Sunday's mminer. t 8 p. m. Hla talk In this city will bring to a -close a day of active campaigning and travel ing by bicycle from Ashland to Medford. Candidate Dover opens his day' program In Lithia Park band stand in Ashland at 11 a, m. and on bicycle will continue to Talent where he will again talk at 1 p. m. From Talent he will continue to Phoenix for a 2:30 p. m. talk and then to Jackson ville for a 4 p. m. engagement and then on to Central Point at 9:30 p. m. He is sponsored by the Dover for Congress Commit tee of Jackson county. Cloaln( time for Classified Ada a m. Too late to Classify UJ0 p. n. Notice Following warrants called in for collection by School District No. 34. Jackson County, Ore., April 14, 1942: Warrant No. lfl. Miss Ruby Coryell. Dec. 23, 1941, $99.75. Warrant No 17 Hnhh.rrf Bros. Jan. 23, 1942, $5.37. warrant no. la. Cal. Ore. Power Co. Jan. 23, 1942, $1.00. DORIS HOFFMAN, Clerk School Dist. No. 34. Johnny Mack Brcwn and Dick Curtis fight to a finish in "Ari zona Cyclone," coming to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Saturday as the added western with "Shut My Big Mouth," starring Joe E. Brown in the funniest role of his hilarious To Leave The Rev. R. W.j Cnleman of the First Christian church planned to leave tonight by train for Portland where he will attend the state board meet ing ..of Christian churches in Oregon. He plans to return here Saturday morning. Violators Assessed Albert Sar gent King, 33. was fined S10 in city court this morning on a drunkenness charge Mrs. L. A. Pool was assessed $5 for operat ing an auto without a license and Clarence Glen Ingram was fined $1 for parking across an alley-way. E Mayor H. S. Deuel has been appointed by J. M. Connor, New York, national chairman of the Victory Book campaign, as chair man for the local drive. The campaign was re-emphasized earlier this week when President Roosevelt proclaimed Friday, April 17, Victory Book Day. A release from the city library today said, In regard to the new call, that traveling libraries will be organized with books contrib uted and that these libraries would be kept in motion to every camp and outpost In Oregon. People are asked to bring all the books they can spare to the collection center at the Medford public library or to any of the branch libraries of the county. Books will be picked up by boy and girl scouts If contributors will contact scout headquarters b phone, 2350. Too Late to Classify FOB SALE 434-aor stock farm on Deer Creek. Mrs Sophia Anderson. Bt. a. Box 550, Grants pass. PICKUPS PICKUPS PICKUPS 141 FORD pickup, less than e.000 mllea. 1040 FORD pickup, about 13.000 miles. 1037 V4-ton Ford platform with over load springs 1938 FORD pickup. More pickups on our lot than all the dealera In Southern Oregon have on hand. Sea them on our lot. ROOUI RIVER CHEVROLET Sth and Bartlett Phone 2388 FOR SALBJ 300 Rood ranfe ewea, S10 head. 13S lamba and atlll lambing. 7 bucka. Inquire Roy Hill. Talent. FOR 8AUE Garden tools, cream sep arator and 13 leghorn hens. In quire at R. H. Cooke's. attr 6:30 pm. Route t, Bos 378. Medford. WANTED Reliable man ta work on stock ranch at Laksview. Oregon. Inquire 32S Maa St., Medford. MAMMOTH bronae turkey ee. 10s. 1 hen and 37 twelve-day old chicks, Rhode Ialand Red and Cornish Game cross, S5. 1 Mallard duck and S duckltnga. SI SO. Mra. L, O. Pen land. Rt. . Bos 30. WANTED Housekeeper for family of S. Room, board and wagea. Phono 393B or oall at S07 So. Oakdala. waitress at WANTED Experienced The What Not. ROOM for two glrla to room together. Ph. 3734 643 So. Ivy. FOR SALE Oood Guernsey bull, 18 months old, S7S. Ben Webster. 1 miles weat of Talent achool house. FOR SALE 1941 OMO long wheel base 1W -ton tmok, with flat bed. 11.000 mllea. 8 35 duala, tires 70 rubber, heater, extra horns. A-l condition. Eaton rear end. David Jenkins, Rt. 1, Box 888, Grants pass, 1 ml. no. of town. SUITS hand tailored to measure with cuff a extra pants. A. R. (Acs) Ren ner. Allen Hotel, Upstairs,. Open evenings. WANTED AT ONCE Super service mac.ienlc. Chet Leonard Super Service Station. FOR SALE BY OWNER 1938 Pontlac Deluxe 4-dr. aedan. A-I condition, radio, heater, many axtraa. Oood tires. S800 cash. 67 No. Peach street. Contrary to reports circulated rather freely the past several days, there are still plenty of rooms available in private homes and rooming houses for canton ment workers, Frank J. Van Dyke, coordinator, said today. "We understand that rumors have been making the rounds that workmen are sleeping in hallways and like places and that there are no more unoccu pied rooms in the city," Van Dyke said. "This is not true. There are many nice rooms still available and no shortage of liv ing quarters for single workmen has developed." For listing of available rooms workmen were advised to con tact the housing office at Fifth street and Riverside avenue. ONE vacancy at OUmore'a, with board. 40 No. Peach. DOVER TO CYCLE TO SPEECH DATES Floyd K. Dover, democratic candidate for congresr from the new fourth district of Oregon, In the May primaries, will speak at the Townsend Hall, 123V4 West MEYERS High Pressure water pump i or saie or trade for cow. 1407 Sailing St., Phone 4689. FOR SALE Palomino stallion. 3V, yra. old. S376. J. E. Hanna, Shady Cove. FOR 8 ALE Eureka vacuum cleaner with all attachment. Fine condi tion, S30 Call between 8 snd 7 pm. Apt. 4, 135 No. Holly. LONG DISTANCE MOVING Wash., ore., cal. Local moving and etor age. bads transfer. Dial 3828. FIRST: To keep from getting fst. Mucn over-emmx v nervouauess. Vttamalt feeda the nerves. Many who hava had the habit of eating mucn ana ouen una that with Vltamalt a moderet amount of food satisfies. SECOND; When reducing up to five , . .ii. Tnk-jt tha 1 1 1 Ire of a lemon to which you have added Nature caicium uompwuiM en trants the acid of the lemon. Take Vltamalt to nourish the glanda and nervea as your body consumes the excess fat. THIRD: To keep up your tgor and vim when under unusual mental or nervous strain, take Vltamalt with Nature Calcium Compound morning and night. Young's Drug Store. 134 E. Main St. Medford PRIMROSES in bloom. Many colors. Hundreds of 'other plants for aala. Overlook Oardena. Weat face of city reservoir. Powell. Dial 4137. ROOM In private home, double bed. oatn; breakfast tr desired. Board could be arranged. Phone 83b3, after 6 o'clock . TREE-RIPENED Oranges snd tree- ripened urs permit: the cream oi tha Coachella valley, grown below sea level. Tha kind you eat with out sugar. Selling all thla week at INGRAM'S ORANGE TRUCK. North Riverside, next to Coffea Pot. TRADE Modern 4-room house, over one-acre, pipe Irrigation, lawn, trees, shrubbery, berries, outbuild ings, for 4 or 6-room house with 4 to 6 acres under Irrigation, close in. Medford or Ashland. Mrs. A. Ol son. 6908 Denver An, Crest 8V, Klamath Falls. FOR SALE Used Oaneral Electric, large sire refrigerator. Cash, 846.00. Phone 3711. FRESH new aeparaffua. by the crate. 63.85. average weight, ss lbs. shsr ter Whita new potatoes. 6 lbs.. 35c. Calavoa. I for 100. English walnuts. U. S. No. 1, 3 Iba. for 35c. Onion seta, 8 lbs. 39a. Peerless Grocery. 14 No. Bartlett. Just off Main. FOR SALE 60-h.p. Diesel tractor with hydraulic angle noser. J tun overhauled and la In A-l shape. A bargain for quick aale. Rogue Valley Tractor as Implement Co 911 But Sth St., Just off Riverside WANTED Flat bad trucks, canton ment work. Price will depend est the sis and condition of tha truck. Call tha Chamber of Commerce tor further Information. COMMERCIAL Spraying. If the aphis la bothenne your shrubs. Phone Wlthrow. 4843. WANTED COMMERCIAt, SPRAY Ing. Pboos 6686 McGonagle. A. A A. Military Slacks. 81600 value at 81035. Klein tha Tailor, 138 B. Mata. Upstairs. A. A. A. Tailored Suits to your meas ur. 839 so up. Klein the Tailor. 138 E. Mala. Upstairs. Mats soc tax Sc-SSc Eves 4oe ui 4c-44 13 to 15-350 Kiddles lie Inc. tax Mate 1:4.1 Eves 8:4S-:ftS Thrilling Adventure! i Nowl , . Thru Sat) Alexandra Tfie DUMA' BR0TH6RS OCtUS FtlRtAirt, A tdk laTsk . Um Teatst bs5 WANTED Log scaler for logging camp near Medford. Steady work, good pay. Address P. O. Bos 653, Medford, giving sg. FOR SALE Souvenirs mads In Med ford from Oregon Myrtle wood at prima you can afford to pay. 809 E Jackson, nsar armory. FOR SALE "31 Pontlao coup. Extra clean. xcptlonally good tires. A-l condition. 6138 cash. Champs' Oar er. Central as Jackson. I '5 Coming Sunday CURLS M li'i tarns' ti i erltpl E3 ANDY HARDY' WWrl ICI(T STONE RODNEY ctcnii f PARKER HOLDEN ana Ijitherlori Ssri UisM atti Down Riti Saturday & Sunday Apr. 18-19 V mm Asm i i Siaiaaasl IM mm fWiH I mkisy ' 'Sli-l' I KIAKATOA VOLCANO Java, SMkerianats, last ktdta Unlike most volcanoes, Krakatoais com pletely submerged. Yet "explodee" with such violent force it hurls lav "bullets" 17 miles aky-hish! Truly, ititandtaJon. So. too, does Old Jordan the standard for men who know their bourbon best. In Bourbon Whiskey, , IT'S OLD JORDAN! 1 How do irt fet tuch "ttand out" flavor in meiiow, amootb Old Jordan? Stmpiy trau we tt.U nuke our whiskey the old-fashioned "aiow" nay we itartH 100 Tfare afro. The way that Ukee more time, more care yet ywida inch ertre nrhnm! V! Thaf'e why Old Jerri an eotte mure to make twfe not ow tM mri to 4rikJ That'! why wi th men w ho fcnew their bour bon beit Old Jordan ttaiula alone! Try some, youneif. countit Buniuis rioDucn, mc winvnu. ir. to "SCATTERBRAIN'S" COMING! with a brand new screen -full of fun aaaasaw f,,V 1 ' ' SINGS! Main street Thursday, April 23. Df ' '9 ' fJ'') " clowns! St Jy'"3Ls ' rTi roxy - m MM& Nile onlv 6:45-:oo asc Inc. 1st BIIJulPIKf J - T 2tt. $tr I limii. lie lncln.n ta. RUMPU5I V'Tr Tomorrow Nit a 8AT. YOU'LL ft 'j t. X(Jffla 1 He Blasts the Badlands! L0VE ,T, V P! j Fieflon'l most celebrated Jy ltuth . , . ast-aplng a thou- j 1 aand danger . . , except on I 4v Y woman'i rm! a rj' i ti i i a i 1 1 r. 11.1 siinii I.:. Ll. IIKirian Iillllli1f ija. BOB HOPE .jiting But The Tr Mas THIV4TE Mitt" U. -.iv. Bring a book WE'LL DO THE REST ! Our fighting forces want books . . any that you may have to give will be sincerely appreciated by our fighting men in all parti of the world . . . who in lonely hours greet a good book at a precious friend! To Cooperate With OUR PRESIDENT'S "Victory Book Day" TOMORROW - APRIL 17th We've Made Every Medford Theatre Lobby a Receiving Depot for Victory Booksl BRING YOUR BOOK DONATIONS TO ANY OF YOUR MEDFORD THEATRES AND WE'LL DELIVER THEM TO THE SOLDIERS C R ATERI AN - RIALTO and ROXY Theatres BUY A SHARE IN Make Every Payday BOND DAY HOSPITALITY In the HEART of PORTLAND Comfort Coairatsac Coartsey ssrrte . Attractive late The Newly Remodeled PARK AVENUE HOTEL 13 S. W. Park. PortUnd Detaches katk 1148 to SI M, Vflta katk 11.18 to ai.e. liii I . j B HOTEL CORNELIUS 21 . W. Park. Portland Detach katk SI S ka 8l.ee Wltk katk 8138 to 8SJ8. Botk teteU Inosua la Ih verv HtABT Of rOBTLAND Me to srioae ear tkeatras BEIf O. OIUMSON Manager