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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRE3UNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 4. 1942. PAGE SEVEN 0 LOCAL and Local Visitor Dr. and Mrs. s W. M. Barnum and ton BUly o( Portland are (pending a week at the home of Dr. and Mra. B. R. EUiott. Visiting Hera Mr. and Mra. R. J. Anfinson ol Portland are visiting at the home of Mr. e-nd Mrs. O. H. Tice, South Peach street. The visitors are the parents of Mrs. Tice. Tire Stolen Max Gehrke of Klamath Falls reported to city police that a spare tire and wheel were stolen sometime last evening from his truck, which was parked In a local parking lot. Gilbert In Islands DeLoss Gilbert, son of Van Gilbert, 135 North Holly street, who enlisted In the army April 3, Is now stationed In the Hawaiian Islands, according to word re- Ocently received here. Home From School Frank Dixon, freshman at Oregon State college, has returned to his home in Medford to spend his summer vacation. Dixon Is he frn of Mrs. Helen Dixon, 826 West 10th street. Pre-School 'Sinle Pre-school clinic will be held at the Talent city hall Friday at 1 p. m. Mrs. Myra Frink is in charge of the clinic and states that a county doctor and nurse will be present. Parents are urged to bring pre school children to the clinic. "Summer Flu" Several cases of "summer flu" throughout the county have been reported to the county health department the ailment lasting a couple of tdays " general rule. It was "also reported that mumps are still prevalent, with a number of persons long past their child' hood contracting them. Blooms Late The magnolia tree on the courthouse lawn, which was transplanted from the Dr. Pickel place 10 years ago, is behind In its blooming, according to Lawn Superintend ent Sutherlunnd. Last year the first blossom appeared May 19 and in 1940 the first bloom ar rived May IS. Thus far this year a blossom has failed to appear. ' Supervisor Arrives Harry P. Gaylor, assistant forest super visor of the Grand Mesa na tional park in Colorado, arrived In Medford this morning. He has been detailed to assist in fire protection In the Rogue iver national forest and will remain here all summer, mak ing his headquarters In . the forest service office In the fed, eral building. Call Navy Mothers Mrs. Gladys Dooms, commander of the Navy Mothers, today asked all members of the organization to meet at the Victory Center, near the Chamber of Commerce building, next Sunday at 11:55 a. m. to witness the mass enlist ment of young men from this lection who will enter the navy as part of the national campaign to enlist "Avengers of Pearl Harbor." RlCOMMENDED FOR UWO SMOOTH, RICH QUALITY HVTt tM U0u9 CO o Bubbling WHISKEVjff 1 ' J aV PINTS PERSONAL Reckless Driving Thurman O. Martin paid a fine of $2J In the city police court today on charge of reckless driving. License To Wed Ray F. Mitchell and Dorothy H. Rogers, both of this city, were issued a license to wed In Rero. Nev.. Wednesday, according to Asso ciated Press wire reports. WWW Arrives Here Miss Jo Dillon of Corvallis arrived here today where she will be employed as temporary stenographer In the office of the Crater Lake na tional park in the Medford fed eral building. mm Business Visitors F. H. Bar rett of Jacksonville, Mrs. W. B. Carter of Eagle Point and K. L. Eaton of Trail were among Med ford business visitors yesterday. Mrs. J. A. Decker and two chil dren, Eugene and Beatrice of Hugo were in Medford today. Pays Fine D. W. Starkey paid a $3 fine In the city police court today for failure to stop at a stop street. Richard S. Ormand was fined $2.50 for parking on a sidewalk. Frank McDonald Rea and J. C. Chap man, both charged with being drunk on a public street, each forfeited $10 bail. Fines Paid Glen Simpson pa-. I a fine of $5 in the city police court yesterday on a charge of failure to stop at a stop street. Gareth P. Diehl paid $2.50 fine for no muffler and John Martin Haron, $10 fine for being drunk in a public place. Mike Beck forfeited $1 bail for overparking. Building Permits R. W. Hodges made application at the city Inspector's office to change partitions In a residence at 235 South Central avenue at a stated cost of $200. An application for remodeling a billiard room at 18 North Front street at a stated cost of $300 was made yester day by Young and Hall. To Initiate Dr. Stanley Phil ips, exalted ruler of the local Elks lodge, announced that there would be an initiation at the regular lodge session to night. He stated that this would be the last performance of the ritualistic team before entering the state ritualistic contest at Bend on June 18. He urges all Elks In this community to at tend this meeting and promises a treat after the lodge session. W W V Cars Collide R. L. Barnes, no address listed, and C H, Pyles of 647 South Holly streets were operators of passenger cars which collided at the intersec tion of North Riverside avenue and East Main street Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. according to a report on file. John Ferrick, 136 Portland avenue, and Louis Buckley, box 48, Jacksonville road were driving cars involved in a slight mishap at the inter section of East Main and Cot tage streets Wednesday at p. m., a report on file stated, Brownsboro Brownsboro, June 4 Spl.) A farewell party was given May 26 for Mr. and Mrs. True blood, who will soon be leaving for their new home near Med ford, with the following guests present: Mr. and Mrs. Leland Charley, Floyd Charley and mother, firs. Imogens Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown,-'Mr. and Mrs. Percy Henry and chil dren, Mrs. Nora Bradshaw and son Merton, Mrs. Emerick, Wal ter Marshall. Walter Strahn. Mrs. H. W. Wright and daugh ter, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Charley and Mr. and Mrs. Wool folk. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ruber of Ban Francisco ! guest recently of Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Brown. Mr. and Mr. 01n Marsh!! and Itttl daughter and Mr. and Mrs. B J. OUbert, all of Reaebur;. wer last week-end ruest at tile Walter Mar shall hem. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Starns and family of Artsona hive mored Into tb cabin at th Bradshaw Drop, while Mr. Stares Is employed at th cantonment. Mrs. U J. Rohrer and Louis Rohrer spent Decoration Day with relative at Horn brook and Ltttl Shasta. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and sons attended th graduation exercises at Medford. Thursday. Their daughter. Anal Wllaon, wa among th gradu ate. PUBLIC DANCE K. P. HALL Saturday Night June 6 Sponsored by Eagles Drill Team Musie by MERRILL'S ORCHESTRA Admission 11.10 Men In Vnlform 7Se, Inc tax EX-ZIEGFELD GIRL E Los Angelas, June i-Jf Mrs. Constance Brett, former Ziegfeld girl, testified today that there were 14 rooms in the inn she and her husband operated, and that at one time or another she had found him with a wom an in every one of them. Divorcing Juel Arthur Brett. she said that one time "he got so mad he locked me in my room for a week." A delivery- man smuggled milk and orange juice to her via an outside stair case. Mrs. Brett, known profession ally as Constance Ford, asked Superior Judge Alfred E. Paon- essa if she could adopt another name. You certainly may. Take any name you want except Paonessa." . Portland, Ore.. June 4 (JPh- A formal charge of murder In the first degree was filed by Deputy District Attorney Clar ence A. Potts, against Joseph C. Cochran, 57, Troutdale, Ore today in the fatal stabbing of Mrs. Marie Gross. Detective Sgt. Eugene Fergu son said Cochran confessed stab bing Mrs. Grosz, proprietor of an East-Portland convalescent home, early Wednesday. Coch ran was employed by Mrs. Grosz and had Just returned with her from a trip Into the country with a patient. Cochran would give no reason for the attack. Cochran attempted suicide aft er the attack. War Bonds, Stamps Sold In Theatres Starting Saturday Commencing Saturday, Med- ford's theatres will swing into line with the nations other 18,000 moving picture houses to further the sale of United States War Savings Stamps and Bonds to theatre-goers of America. Booths will be set up in all four theatres, with attendants present at all times the theatres are open to sell stamps and take applications for bonds. Johnny Sheffield, the "Young Tarzan" of the films, will appear in per son on the stage of the Craterian and Holly theatres Saturday night and will sell stamps and bonds between appearances. It is confidently expected that Medford theatre-goers will con tribute more than their portion of the national quota in the current drive. The enthusiastic response shown by local film fans during the recent Army Navy Relief campaign, which resulted in Medford alone con tributing 10 of the entire sum collected In the theatres of Oregon, removes all doubt that Medford's war spirit is, as Presi dent Roosevelt termed it, in his declaration of war, "... in it, all the way." NAVY OFFICER DIES Portland, June 4 P) Cmdr W. C. Faus, 54, ranking naval POISON OAK? Try a bottle of ZEMACOL Too most be satlsned or roar money cheerfully refunded. Oct s bottle today at WESTERN THRIFT. ROXY lonlt Only 6:44-9:00 ISo Inc. tax Riddles tic Inr. tax Tomorrow Nile and SATURDAY! Two -Gun Story of DEADWOOD CITY! , the Wait's last of outlawry . out- post Last Times Tonttel GARY COOMR In Trank Capra's "MEET JOHN DOE" Plus 'TWO IN A TAXI" ROBOT STACI J . Ann J, RUTHBtrORD -fTf 1 is oa f I 5T ."""it "My Favorite Blonde" Is Coming w 0 That satisfied smile on Bob Hope's face means but one thing I he gets the girl. That prece dent-shattering event takes place in his new laugh film. "My Favorite Blonde," opening a week's run tomorrow at the Jack London Thriller Booked r Teaming with the type of action which made Jack London world-famous, "Adventures of Martin Eden" comes to the Holly theatre for tomorrow night and Saturday with Glenn Ford and Claire Trevor in star officer In Portland who was stricken with a heart attack 10 days ago, died at the U. S. Vet erans hospital here yesterday. Faus came here in 1935 as naval recruiting officer and lately had served as branch hydrographic officer and routing officer. ACHING FEET Hot Burning - Tired Men and women on their feet sll day often suffer du to th strain snd close shos confinement. Bath th feet tn warm water dry thoroughly and apply a little Moone'a Emerald OH aocordlnc to th atmpl easy di rections. Deodorant non-greaey stainless. At all good drug stores and Western Thrift Store. saUsfsctlon guaranteed or money back. Matt: 40c-I5c-llo Errs: SOc-ISe-llc Shows Pally t:4S-6:4B-:n0 . How Thru Sstl A RIOT! DUCK In "CHEF DONALD" I COMING 8UNDAYI f 3 .' ' v)?-o-- 3r"-3py.J laTf M s Rialto theatre. Madeleine Car roll Is his favorite, of course. and before Bob wins her, he is subjected to some of the most plain and fancy skullduggery that ever happened to an ex vaudevillian. 4 ring roles. Based upon London's greatest novel, the new film is a savage Vory of raw, two-fisted men and devil-may-care women. "Lawless Plainsman," starring Charles Starrett, will play as the added western. Too Late to Classify WANTED TO BENT Lota of good living accommo dations at reasonabl price. For military personnel. Phon 6389. No charge. Just aervlo. a JVOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT! MATINEES SATURDAY k SUNDAYS Adults: 40c 12-15: 25c Kiddles: llcTn tli jw-rr.. t ,w w f NIGH TfVvsrG' .fa&Ltt j 2 Action Hits! i5ii U'l !i II n-Hit I t il i.M T.'.Tir.'i'ininiiTjai.iii-M Ends Tonltel t Mystarr Hltsl Chester MORRIS Jean PARSER "NO HANDS ON THI CLOCK" Plus "Who Is Hope Schuylerf BARQAIM 140 Hwlrf 6t onrbnd. cut. m w. tu. FOR S Room mnhra hoens. Hardwood floor, oil tiat. complt ly turatshd. doubl gin. Urf back rd. lnclord with ttt fence. I block from Sr. Hum erhool. It you Hint a rl horn her It U and prlc Is ruht. SS 830 00 Terms L. J. AusUn, S10 Laurel St, Dial 43T NOTira Tlma to aprsy elms for phone SMS. MoOanagU. baatl. VOR BALR rontlaa roup. S e Inder, esUant condition. S sod ttrea Price J1. 187 Hanradlna. Aahland. BERMUDA ONION" PLANTS S bunches 35c. Pacific Paed at Seed 4th and Plr Sta. POR SALB OR TRADE For modsrn horn in uedford. la cre, unim proved. Roe Lan Land. Call 619 No. Central or 3121. WANTED Middle-aged lsdy for gen eral work at the Corner Inn, 304 Bo. Central. WANTED 4 or 0 used Urn. Not lets then tO rubber. Sir's 4:7to! or S 00x19, or SiBOzlR. a JO so Grape. Phon 4711. TWO 1939 Plymouth ueed motor block rmbly. Miller Motor Company. 137 S. Bartlatt. POR SALE 19JS Chevrolet. U ton panel. 1S.0O0 mile, good tlraa. Swut Co., ill No. Plr. BABHTLORS 194 S. Ivy. QUARTERS. Inquire por RENT Apartment tn bom. hown by appointment. Bos 1747 Trlbun. CONSERVE YOUR CAR and keep It serving. Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop, 29 South Birtlett. rott SALE Mils Chslmers Caurpll lsr Tractor. 4 cylinder motor No. MM89. In rod condition. Price sa ooo. with terms, csn b seen on Sremlsns. E. H. Mors. 1617 N. iwsld Avenue. Medford. Oregon. If Interested, write P O. Bates. S01 Tson Building. Portland, Oregon. LET OEOROB av you money on new "mend" Sprayrtaa and equip ment, both portable and stationary. Remember, when you buy a "Friend" you hav a friend for llf. There are also some very good buy on used rigs. AMERICAN FRinT OBOWFRS Inc.. Fir Street Ware house. Phon 9668. FOB SALE Whet and chopped grains, dairy, hog and poultry feeds at farm price. Victor Bursell. BOY WANTS work Phon 6494. mowing lawns. WANTED Oentle saddl pony aultt- abl for beginner or children. Cbaa. D. Lm. Oold Hill. Or. R. 1. WANTED TO RENT Small Unfur nished house. S In family. Rtt. 4, Bog 339. Medford. FOR SALE Equity In new modern bom. Balance Ilk rent. After 6 p. m. la Highland Drtv. WANTED Used cresm separator. Phil Thurston. Rt. 4. Medford. BOARD AND ROOM for two or three men. Good meals, plenty of milk sleep rn osbln. No drlnkra. ISO Kenwood. Phona 6469. Cockroaches Tlere's a qnlclt saf odorless way to Id joo keep your home free frera these peata sirapty sprinkle RUHACH scrors their trsils and la cracks sad orevicas. BLIIACH for arar 60 years is one of tbe best protections against there nasty loathsome peats. In Handy Sifter tans 2ie op at Druf, firocery, (Heed Stores and Pet Bhopa. PtONOUNCIw tlHACK LOVER. ..FIGHTER ...ADVENTURER! KARDINEDm.. It tHiiimof ' Nil INIMIIU. SOFTENED.., IT TM SUSTl . Or a r0MN'(' UUtH vl s- MOVTKCJ Lx-al and long distant Serving anUr Pactfle ooaat. BADS Transfer. Dial 283a. SCREENS Phon 4111. MRDPORD. Mlllwork Co.. "Tb Olaj Bouat." Will pay raah for trailer houa. Rea. 4. Boa 139. Medford. ROOM POR RENT SIS W. Soil. POR SALB 1940 studebaker Cham pion. S good tire plus a aw. Ks cellnt shap. Can b financed. ISOS Reddy. Phon SAU. POR SALS) Pepr. otr.ao and onion ptants. Economy Seed and reed. 317 w. eta. POR SALB Nlo g-room horn tn Oranu Pea. I bed-rooms, glaaa In lepLng porch, flrrplaoa. gaa rurnac. nic yard, as.ooo, io' down payment, balanoa leas than rent. Writ owner. P. O. Box SI. Oranu Paaa for details and ap pointment. ROOMS POR RENT Furnished. Larson. RL. 1. Ros Lan. FOR SALB OR TRADE for feeder calves, s brood sows, to fsrrow soon, snd two wenr pig. Jam . Lilly. 1181 Court. Phon 4939. CASHIER wanted. Apply Valentin Cat. LEAVINO for Los Angele Saturday a. m., take 3 or S. L. V. Davis be tween and 10 p. m- Phone 6376. FOR SALB s bedroom houa, fur nlahed or unfurnished, cloee in grand location. Will consider car or light truck on del, good terms. 417 No. Oakdala. TRAILER BPACB on rrvr. Modern convenience, ss oo wk. sunset On Th Rogu. Trail. WANTED Experienced beauty oper ator at victory Beauty Salon, 34 S Orap. LIVESTOCK BALE at Pavilion will be temporarily clnard until further no Uc. 8a Or. Livestock Auction Co. FOR SALE By owner, leavlnc Med lorn a modern nous, corner lot. pavement, eaat aid. 61,860 Cash Inquire 438 Benson. WILL PAY cash for good used gaa r"g. rnona FOR BALE 1934 Chevrolet oouoe so cash. Oood rubber. Call at Damona Cafe. Central Point, be, twen 6 and 7 p. m. Ask tor John Btawart. FOR SALB Two-hare corn cultiva tor, sos Palm St. W A NTTD Wommn for houMwork, twa in family or far co bom night. Phono 4367 or call 419 At- CauliaV Court. WANTED J. C Penney Company needs an experienced office girl. Must nave adding macnine ana calcu lator experience. This la a per manent position and person ap plying must be willing to accept responsibility and plan on work ing a long period of time. Apply to Mr. Hyde, mornings at 10 to 11. Sf-rts TOMORROW! FOR ONI FULL WEEK HOPE FINALLY GETS KISSED! if n tut h alio att bt up! 0ts 1 V frimadt Cats chiM) by Hi Oa- j II tapft . . All on aecwunta MasJclyl I Jj ennnoa WC: II X 6 S0NDERCAAI0 I I l'llrA V wsfisZUCCO IWrN? Vlctof VARC0NI - I I UoiifJ WYCE J f Yli Vaa-lawV. V Lwiai Tlmaw "TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI". la Taehnleoler Mats at 1.41 40e.lSe.la Inc. Tan LOASSM Co. POR SALB a Bolophu electn light fixture with chains. Will car ry goo-watt light. A bargain if taken at onos. Call at Mall Tribune offloa. WANTED Commercial apraytng. 11 yra. In Medford. Ph. SMS. McOonag!, NOW SHE SHOPS "CASH AND CARRf Without Painful BckcH llauiy auittrm nli gug bftckacfea Kiuy. onr tb diMovsjf that U rl mum of thfir troubl mT b tmA kirvl Tt kwliuv x Nat'or sebiW wty of tmk fiat th tuvecs avckin ud tun mt oi hm blood. Tby iMip tAOft pop pM gvbou. 1 kiOt. djlf. diMtlr of WdaT fuartlc Mntsfta Xeiteoeva muir t rt raua in your bssmri. f aTssVV OaVUSSB DAaTC i OAT brnf-kiWliM. rbsMUaasUa IHiiTHll Di(ht, twtMliosf, rpuStsfeM undeT tb arytkl, bMaciubM mad dliiireaav, Fquot er OaUitr wUMtM witit unariaiig tiBsi buraioc wims UlOf kraOWS UMr It MmMha&g VTOO( Wllat your kidatn-c or bLstddr. Don wwtt Ask your tine?, for Dtcu'a Ptlk. tuwd tueoaMfu!ty by millMiu (or crm 40 yavr Thy it tuppy nlistf mad i0 harp tb 14 mflM m ktdry t'ib- fliiaJa wut poKt. ui from your blood. 0t Dom Puks. To Rouse Flow Of LIVER BILE HormllT about quart of dig tlon-aidtng bila ahould k dlachargett Into th lntattn trry day. A acans ty flow a lowlng-up may eauaa air headaches, bcrwl tluortKhnoaa and ao called bUloui lndlfteatton with It haif-alck, aour f Ml Inf. XT you suffer from such aynptoma becauw you Bead mora blta rtlaaaad from tha (niU-maddr, try world font ou Krutchen Balta. Oat a bottla to nifht atart right tn tomorrow mom In and Uke aa much aa will Ua on dim la a gtasa of water (hot or otd half an hour before brvakfaat or in your morning cup of tea or eoffaa and keep H up for SO daya, don't ml a morning and not tha resulta few yourself. You can get Kruachan, a famous English, formula made la tha U. s. A., at Western Thrift or an drug store. You must be satisfied 04 money back. CONSTIPATION BUTTBUM Kota Por an occasional eatharctte or pur gatlva to rellere common coristinsw Hon, wa believe thera la nothing boaa ter than quick-acting Xruachen la larger doees try It accordlnf to dta rectlons on tha bottle. Complete) laMtrarttw Serrk SIIXE 1S0D Tha R. A. HOLMU Aft. iVUdford Cantar IU I Toalghtt 1 Etm Ii4MiOO We. tie. 11a Ins. Tax