Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 07, 1942, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1942. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and At Match, Among Ashland residents attending the wrest ling matches in the Medford armory last night were Harry Chipman and W. W. Jackson. Defense Work Members of Ladies auxiliary of Fraternal Order of Eagles are asked to meet Wednesday at Eagles hall to participate in defense work. Sunday Weather Weather re ports for Sunday from the U. S. weather bureau show that max imum temperature was 89 de grees, with a minimum of SS degrees. Band Member Corp. Thomas Harvey of 23 North Peach street is a member of the air corps band at Spencer Field, Moultrie., Ga., according to word received here. . e e Building Permit Mrs. Ed Walker made application at the city inspector's office yesterday to build a garage and store room at 433 South Front street at a stated cost of $275. Refresher Course Graduate nurses who are interested in taking the "refresher course" are asked to meet at the home of Joan Stoehr, 1 Eastwood drive Wednesday at 8 p. m. Loses Cornet Deputy Sher iff Vern S. Smith of Ashland reported to the city police in Medford today that someone removed a cornet in an imita tion leather case from his home sometime July 4. Damages Car George Stuck rath of 322 South Riverside avenue reported to city police today that someone struck his car, which was parked at the above address early this morn ing, damaging the right rear fender. Graduated Pvt. Henry W. Head, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Head of Applegate, was recently graduated from the Chanute Field school of the army air forces technical train ing command, according to a press release from the Illinois field. While at Chanute field he has been undergoing training in various technical operations vital to the maintenance of the country's fighting planes. Return From South Mr. and Mrs. George Gates of Gates Furniture store have returned here after a business trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Thftw rtlnonri rtfflprs fnr T1PUT fall ' ....... - - merchandise and visited the Mc Mahan stores, of which there are 19 in California. In San Francisco they attended market and in Santa Monica visited Mr. and Mrs. James McMahan. Mr. Gates reports that merchandise is hard to get due to manufac tures being all-out for war pro duction. However, they were fortunate in filling their fall merchandise needs, he said. 21?ot. llsrt. Uu Mall TriBun wmnt cds. now ' " I EVES. "uw Walk 2 Blocks More Pay 10c Lest I 0p8n SEE TWICE AS MUCH! I 4DC ErT r If TT TT TT "TV J J Ages 12-15 Night U r A1 'I 1 V Yi 25c IJ Dial 5094 Doors Open 6:45 lWarTax PFyrrS-L '?. " i Start. FRIDAY - ONE BIG WEEK II down-to-earth Sage of Cold River, in . QT f A(i T Scattergood SmT' W0- I 'lW BACHELR' WAR BONDS, STAMPS FOR SALE DAY It NITE! AIR.COCLED FORYOUR fHEALTH and COMFORT -'' I III I Hft' j PERSONAL Home Oa Furlough Lorne Webster, in training with the Royal Canadian Air Force at Edmonton, Alberta, is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Webster at Central Point Seattle License A marriage Iicens AnnllVntinn ki, Uun filed in Seattle by William W. u Brien, U. S. marine corps, and T.lirill. SmitH 4M. ip according to an Associated Press wire report. . Minor Mishap R, J. Brood Of Routa 4 nnH A T of Central Point were operators oi cars involved in a minor collision on the Old Stage road, one-half mil. .r-mth nt nil lane intersection Monday at :ju p. m. License To Wed Marriage licenses issued in Reno yester day included Bill Dungey, Gold Hill and In Vnntia r Mil.. Grants Pass; Keith Stevens and Mae ueroy, both of Medford, according to Associated Press wire reports. Appears Today Horace Mar vin Willard of Phoenix, arrest ed by state police Sunday on a charge of driving an automobile with more than three over 12 years of age in the front seat, was cited to appear in justice court today. Home From Trio Mr nnri Mrs. C. H. Williams of 724 West 11th street and Mr. and Mr Elmer Vickoren of Shady Cove, son-in-law and daughter of the Williams', returned the first of the week from a motor trip thrOUCh northern ("Tftlifnrnin They visited at Lakeview, Al- turus and spent July 4 at Shasta springs. To Tacoma Mrs. Charles F. Rice and Miss Dorothy Rice left here for Tacoma, Wash., last week, where Mrs. Rice will Join her husband, now stationed at Ft. Lewis with the army re serves. After a short visit with her brother Miss Rice will stop in Portland en route home to visit her sister, Mrs. Harvey Walker, the former Helen Rice of this city. Council Session Slated Tonight The city council will meet in regular semi-monthly session in council chambers on the third floor of city hall at 7:30 to night. Persons having business with the council are asked to be present at that time. PEDESTRIAN LOSES LEG Pendleton, OTe., July 7 (P) George Dennise eldery Echo carpenter ,is recovering in a Pendleton hospital today from a leg amputation after he was struck by an automobile at Stanfield late Sunday. Dennise also received a fractured back and pelvis. HALIBUT SELL HIGH Prince Rupert, B. C, July 7 (CP) The highest halibut prices in years were paid here today when the Seattle boat Yaquina received 15 and 20 cents per pound for 2d,000- pound catch. GEORGE B. MAXWELL Portland, Ore., July 7 (P) George B. Maxwell, Oregon Washington lumberman of note, died at his Gearhart, Ore., home last night. The funeral will be held here Wednesday. "Reluctant Dragon" Roxy Show Robert Benchlev and Frances . Gifford act as guides for Walt Disney's newest Journey through the land of make-believe in "The Reluctant Drag- Tokyo Hikes Claims of U. S. Navy Losses In Hawaiian Attack New York, July 7 (IP) The Tokyo radio broadcast today a Japanese navy ministry recap itulation claiming "complete re sults" of the Pearl Harbor at tack were five U. S. battleships, two cruisers and one tanker sunk and four battleships, six cruisers and two destroyers damaged. These figures, the latest in progressively advancing claims since the attack, compared with the actual losses which Secre tary Knox announced on Dec. IS as one battleship three de stroyers, a target ship and a minelayer lost and one battle ship and number of other vessels damaged .One of the de stroyers listed as lost the Shaw subsequently was repaired and is back in service. The Japanese, in their first claim on Dec. 9 said two battle ships and a minesweeper were sunk and four battleships and four cruisers were damaged, and still later went so far as to say the American fleet had been "wiped out." Cochrane, Robinson To Fight Sept. 10 New York, July 7 (P) Promoter Mike Jacobs today an nounced a ten-round non-title fight between Middleweight Champion Freddy (Red) Coch rane and his No. 1 challenger, undefeated Ray Robinson, on September 10 in Madison Square Garden for the benefit of the United Service Organizations. Cochrane is a boatswain's mate in the navy, stationed at San Diego, Calif. Hollywood, July 7 (P) Five men were injured early today in the crash of a streetcar and a big interurban bus. ,C3 Hurry! TfcU Grand fthow Ends TnuruUj Mjhtt viO, Here Comes the Rousing Successor to "To the Shores of Tripoli"! my y on whlch opens three day run today at the Roxy theater. This is the first Medford show ing of the popular full-length cartoon feature. "Father' Son" plays the added feature. ."Scattergood" Guy Kibbee again portrays Clarence Buddington Kelland's popular sage of Cold River in "Scattergood Rides High," new est episode of his hilarious do ings which comes to the Holly theater for tomorrow and Thurs. day nights only. "Secret Agent of Japan,H star ring Robert Preston and Lynn Bari will play as the added fea ture. 103-Year-old LeHer Reveals Details of Wild Chase, Lottery Springfield. 111. (U.R) A wild chase by stage-coach, a poker game for high stakes, a lottery ticket worth $25,000 and a con fession to grand larceny made up a story revealed in a 103-year-old letter found recently in the archives vault at Spring field. The letter was written In 1839 by Orin Hamlin soon after he had stolen $11,500 of state funds. He told John Dixon of the State Board of Commissioners how he had fled on a river boat and had subsequently lost $8,000 of the money in a poker game. Dixon and a companion Imme diately started a pursuit by stagecoach that carried them through most of the Eastern states. Unable to locate Hamlin, P?ar- more ioan POWER FONTAINE twtnTim mm THI9 vtvm foil WOVE fill THOMAS MITCHELL f renlnta: Door. Own t:U Me-tte-lle Inc. Tar Sarong Star In In Dorothv Lamour returns to I jf r r - , V--. 1 ' -f - - ', ' ' nnl .;,. ., u .anility J the screen in a sarong role with romance, comedy, the new Tech , , . . nicolor adventure comes to the a new Jungle mate, Richard Craterian theater tomorrow for Denning, in ' Beyond the Blue I West Pointer There's something about a sol dier, and George Montgomery's got it in his role of a West Point cadet in the new thriling adven ture story, "Ten Gentlemen From West Point," which comes to the Rialto theater Friday for one big week. Others in the top roles of this rousing succes sor to "To the Shores of Tripoli" are Maureen O'Hara, John Sut ton and Laird Creger, they renewed the search In Canada.- Eventually they picked up his trail in Connecticut. He still evaded them, however, and they gave up the search. When they had returned to Dixon, 111., Dixon learned that Hamlin already had raised the amount stolen -and had repaid the state. Some time later, Hamlin won $25,000 In a lottery and returned to Galena, 111., where he set up a store. Dixon then sued Ham Start. TONIGHT WHAT A DOUBLE H0i CAN SEE FULL.LENSTH NIGHTS ONLY mm v multipiahe ' rj TECHHIOILOR! y ROXY Romantic Role Horizon." Combining thrills a four day run. lin for $11,500 and interest and won the suit. Hamlin had to sell everything he owned to pay the state for the cost of the search. There are 146,749 acres of un protected forest lands In the United States. Too Late to Classify BICYCLE MOTOR. "EMnrudB," $16 cash. Sra at 433 Benson. movino Locu and Lone Distance. Serving entire Paclflo Coast. BADS Transicr. Dial atws. CHERRIES, 3o lb. You pick. 10H Reddy. Phona 4702. FOR SALE T. S. P. water sottenar and cleanser. Monarch Seed 4b Peed Co. 1928 BUICK COUPE Pair tlrea. tlrat class condition, too caan. loo so. Grape. WANTED TO BUY For cash Photo enlarger. Phone 4876. PEACHES Delicious table, at Tuck ers. 4th house on rwht. Orchard Home Drive, oft Stewart Avenue. FOR 8AUS Binder twine. Seed At Feed Co. BOAKD AND ROOM Single beds. 910 so. Hon;. WANTED Wood circulator and used sink. Phone 3459. FOR SALE Csdlllae Sedan. A-l eon dltlon, very good tlrea. Beaver Auto Court, Oold Hill. DRIVE OUT nOVJPL Roundworm! can Mw eauM rmi u-oudi HlsKSajk In sttie you or your I in1 lie child! Wtitrb for. LjJI.lil flilsctintr. "picky" appetite, Itrhr now or sent. If yrwi ven wspert roumlworma, tt Jnyne't Varmifus todnyl JAYNE'S la Amerlca'a leading proprietary worm medi cine i ued by mtlttona for over a ontury. Acta utUy, yet drivea out round worm a. 6 aura you ct JAVNE'S VJCWUGIt for 3 NIGHTS - BILL PROGRAM! Take a trip through Dliney-Lano with tha gayest full-length cartoon character lince "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"! . . . It's the firtt Medford showing! FEATURE W uk ROBERT BENCHLEY FRANCES GIFFORD 2SoUe Inc. Tax OZVA 8 room modern bouM, H DvUsera land, lott of fruit, irrl- (aiion, nemo in. pavea ma. n,uw down. S H. N. LofUnd. 335 Ao. Oakdal for Rea.1 Eatat. TOR SALE Delry fly aprava. Mon- arcn ea a reea to. TOUR AITOMOBILB ! th only on you will have for long time to coma. Kfep the body in good con dition. Tdke It to Dally Auto Ptlntlnf and Body Shop, 39 60. Bartlett. TRADE "36 Co?h, a;ood condition. good rubber, for qulty in later model. 616 No. Bar tit tt after 6 P. M- rOR SALE OR TRADE BY OWNFR-- The Hutchinson home on Hogue PJver. 33 mllea from Medford on Crater Le Highway. Two bed room, modern bouae. full base ment, furnace), fireplace. Double garage, garden plot, lawn, flowera and shade treea. An Ideal home. Terms, or will take small modern homo In Medford in trade. Write or inquire Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson, Trail, Oregon. FOR SALE Attractive ilk dreaees. alee 1A-18, Pajamae, cheap. 701 J POR SALE Trailer with) new tires. Call 737 W. lh. POR SALE Plea powder to keep your Qoar iree or ms worst annoy- mw. Monarcn Dea a Feed co. WANTED Otr! or woman for general aouseworK. rnona anaa. POR SALE SO gallon hot water ianx. extra heavy, with stand and fittings, priced reasonable. 344 80. Central. WANTED Housekeeper In country nome. rnona oaai. W A VTED Thinners. Illlhee Orchard, phone 6358. Elmer A. Hull. WANTED TO RENT Small modern nouse in good district by local cou- pie. Reterenoes, telephone 6049. 3 ROOM HOUSE 630. Not modern. city limits. Owner. 618 B. Main. POR SALE Complete stock box shook and fruit basket. Monarch seed Sb Peed Co. WANTED Delta 6 in. Jointer, phone 04 iv noons. GENTLEMEN I I have one cool, first floor room left, 63.60. Call 4454. POR SALE Oas and wood range. circuiaung neater, rnone (Mia. WANTED Lata model sedan car '39 to 41, from someone Interested in home missionary work. Make re duced 'caeh price. Being uaed In urcuy pi&oea. A-i reierenora. Tribune, Box 8974. QUA DINE your don against fleas. nee, mosquitoes, ear and aarcopttc mange, canker ear and wood ticks It works or money refunded. Do as the great kennels do. Monarch Seed and Peed Co. ONE WALTERS PIANO For sal. 660. Can be seen Tuesday or Wed needay at Eada Storage, 80. Fir 8t. FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel puppies. 11 wen ium rnone oi. POR SALE 8 acre between Ash land and Medford. on paved hlah- way, all Irrigated, house. 16 by 40 barn, chicken house. Priced at 61 .600. Small down payment, monthly payments, am leaving Wednesday night. Best offer takes It. Phone Aahland 4787. TOMORROW Dotty Sets 'Em Wild . . : and Brings 'Em Back IN DOROTHY H,r new Technicolor sJ,C3 'T I lo., . adventure and S m r- J I Wlnehell aava iti I'm1 ' I Fi J "P1nT warm" ... ffs tJ-V" . a, j vvKvini cu I LAMOUR RICHARD DENNIN6 JACK WALTER ABEL PATRICIA MOMSON HELEN GILBERT ABNER BIBERMAN IH C0RG10US MHNKOIM Last Timet Tonight! . "For 10 cents, IH nsV .4. ANN SHERIDAN RONALD REAGAN Week Oar Showi at li4S a1 BUY WAR BONDS STAMPS HERI DAY and NITE! POR SALE Pun line earthenware Jars and crock. Monarch Seed fj Peed Co. POR SALE Young Jersey, Oueraaey cow. oo uu; rat nena, 11.00 eacn; Barred Rock pullets, 4 mo. old. 6100 each: also electric Ironer, 610. Mrs. Klukkert, Beall Lane. WANTED Married man for work on dairy ranch. Tribune, Box 6713. SMALL OCEAN caught Chinook, can ning saimon, aac ID. noiiy see. Foods, 136 E. 6th. CHERRIES, all kinds. 4o lb., yexi pick- ciose in. rnone 0444. EAST SIDE 8 ROOM MODERN HOUSE. flOIAA Bath, jook and screened y- 1 wv porch, concrete foun datum. paved street. 6000 cash, balance) monthly. $30007 P rm. mod. Bouse, oalt floor, fireplace, corner lot on Vancouver Ave. 6600 cash, bal anoe monthly. CARL OOTTSCHB T No. Bart let t St. Ph. 464S. X WILL not be responsible for an bills contracted by anyona othet than myself. B. P. Pankey. UROENT MESSAGE to I Ad lee Aux Uiary of P. O. E., come to Hall, Wedneeday, for the day. to help with Defense Work. Vera That cher, Secretary. FOR RENT Apartment. 834 Apple. FOR SALE Pour tires, tubes and rims. 76 per cent rubber. 4:78x16, H. O. Miller. Box 83. Prune St. 8 ACRES timber and range land on Rogue River, ideal for a sports man's borne. Phone 3401. WANTED Man to run fully equip ped dairy ranch on share. Good proposition to responsible person. Tribune, Box 8713. WANTED Cook. Denny's Top Koten Cafe. FOR SALE The last available elec tric organs, large type; 1 Everett Orgatlon, large model; 1 Everett Orgatlon, small model; I Ham mond Solovox. See these at one. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. WANTED Housekeeper in modern home with ell of the latest labor saving equipment. Man and wife. Both working all day Offer this opportunity for the right house keeper with extra good pay and an easy job Above all must b good cook. Box 8986 Tribune. POR BALE Cows; Guernsey bull Tel. 6437. WANTED Hay hands, oall evenings, 1 ml. N. W. Central Point. P. XX Loxland. POR SALE 3 Holophan lctrl light futures with chain Will ear 17 800-watt light. A bargain tf taken at onoe. Call at Matf Tribune offlc. LIVESTOCK 8 A LB at Pavilion Will b) temporarily closed until further no tloe. 8a Ore. Livestock Auction Co. WANTED Commercial apraylng. 11 yrs In Medford Pn 66M McGooagl NOVELTIES CempUt, Lin No.eHr Jewelry Engraving FREE Camp Whit, Bui Terminal Open Evanlnga. Sunday for FOUR DAYS LOVE! HALEY jee!" ti45