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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAIJULY 19, 1942. JUDGE TOU VELLE GIVES LAND FOR Swlmmlnf facilities In the cool waters of the Rogue river have been made available to Camp White'i military person nei through the cooperation of Judge F. L. Touvelle, public pirited citizen of Jacksonville, it was announced Saturday from headquarters of Colonel Owen R. Meredith, camp commander, Judge TouVelle has provided sufficient land for this purpose at a point near Bybee bridge, where the beach is smooth and sandy and the current is not too swift to be hazardous, colonel Meredith's headquarters stated It was added that the location was ideal for swimming. Included in the facilities are safety ropes and rafts, life pre servers, diving boards, dressing quarters and sanitary conveni ences. The swimming area is approximately 200 yards below Bvbee bridge, and it was an nounced that bathing suits would be worn. Qualified lifeguards will be provided by Camp White ana all organizations using the faclll ties and an officer will be in charge at all times. Diving from any part of the bridge will be prohibited. Officers and soldiers have been cautioned' that the Rogue river is lust what the name im plies and to exercise the utmost caution at all times. SB The Boy Scout camp at Lake o' Woods will open for the sec ond period Monday, again at full capacity, according to Kenneth Wells, Crater Lake area execu tive, who spent Saturday in Medford arranging for arrival of the new contingent of Scouts. The camp houses 109, Including boys and staff. Mr. Wells reported the camp this year one of the most suc cessful ever held. There has been no illness, no accidents and weather conditions and camp life in general have been ideal, he said. The final period will open July 29 and registration for this time is only two-thirds full, the area executive said. Boys wish ing to enjoy the camping op portunity should make applica tion at Scout headquarters near the Bear creek bridge. L REGISTRY OPEN Registration for the 1942 pear packing school is progressing satisfactorily according to of ficials in charge of the school. Anyone living in southern Ore gon interested in learning to qualify as a packer la urged to get in touch with any local pack ing house. Applications are also available at the principal's office in the Medford senior high school on South Oakdale or at the city school superintend ent's office in the city hall. Mrs. Mary Lou Vorheis, who has had successful experience as an instructor and supervisor of packing schools, will be in charge of instruction. The school will be held at Pinnacle plant number 2 on South Front and Fourteenth streets. Southern Oregon resi dents 18 years of age or older are eligible to enroll. Captain RoBert VanRoo. ord nance officer of the 91st Infan try Division at Camp White, Friday became the first officer of, the division to receive a pro motion from the war department. Captain VanRoo, according to Major General Charles II. Ger hardt's headquarters, was ad vanced to the rank of major. Hi reported for duty at Camp White July 8, after serving as an instructor in the ordnance school at the United States mill tary academy at West Point. o WINDOWS and DOORS n a n lC u a m planing H. G. WALTERMIRE IN NAVY SERVICE Harold O. Waltermlre. chief electricians' mate, naval con struction battalion, has recently returned to the west coast for H. G. Waltermire transfer to one of the new Pa cific naval bases, after complfe tion of seven weeks indoctrina tion training at naval training centers at Chicago and Norfolk, Va. Having been employed as an electrician for the California Oregon Power Co., for the past 23 years, Waltermire is well known in southern Oregon. He enlisted In the naval construc tion battalion last April 1 and was called to active duty one month later. Mr. and Mrs. Wal termire, their two daughters and son live at 903 So. Holly. BUTTE F. BOARD Another deputy sugar board has been set up. this time at Butte Falls, under the supervi sion of Harry L. Lowe, superin tendent of Butte Falls schools. Hobart Price, executive secre tary of Jackson county ration ing board announced yesterday. Price stated that the ration ing board hopes to set up boards in other outlying districts such as Trail. Rogue River. Gold Hill and Ruch. At present deputy boards are located at Central Point, Jacksonville and Butte Falls. He also Issued a call for 30 to 40 volunteer workers for fil ing Tuesday and Wednesday at the rationing board office on the top floor of the city hall. Girl Scouts and others with filing experience are needed for those two days Price explained. He said the board Is "grateful to the many ladles and Girl Scouts who have been helping us but we are still in need of 30 to 40 volunteer workers to file sugar ration cards." Filing will make It possible for more efficient help on the part of the board employes or for transferring of cards to another board. Anyone who did not receive enough sugar on their first ap plication for canning may se cure a second application for the needed amount at this or any time, Price said. Dedicated to mfmhn nt thj old 91st Infantry Division who lost their lives In World War I, a 91st Infantry Division memo rial picnic ground Is being con structed on the Pimn Whit vm. ervation at Government bridge. about a mile and a half up Rogue river from Rvhr hriHo nn. eral Charles H. Gerhardt a head quarters said yesterday. The picnic area, which will be large enough to accommodate a battalion of soldiers at one time, will include barberu nit. cooking grates, rustic tables and several small docks for fishing hosts. All work Is brine rinn. b troops at the camp. MEMORIAL PICNIC GROUND PLANNED MILL Phono 4730 VACATION BIBLE SCH00LT00PEN J Vacation Bible School at the Jacksonville Presbyterian church opens Monday at 9 a. ro. for a two hour session daily for the coming six days. Children from five to 13 years of age are invited to the school, regardless of denomination. The Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchelmore will be in charge, assisted by a staff of competent teachers. Cards were sent to a number of children during the past week but those not receiving cards are also invited to participate in the summer Bible school. This is the first Bible school held in Jacksonville for several years and it is expected that 33 to 50 children will attend, it was stated. General theme of the school is "Life of Christ" with Bible drama, memory work, music and crafts. Each day a different phase of the "Life of Christ" will be studied. The program includes: Monday. 'Why Jesus Came to Earth"; Tuesday, "Je sus As a Child"; Wednesday, 'Jesus In Church"; Thursday, Jesus at Work"; Friday. "What Jesus Thought About God' and Saturday, "Jesus In the 'World Today". Friday evening a Vacation Bible school graduation will be held to which parents and friends are invited. Diplomas will be presented to those with five-day perfect attendance and certificates to others. The school will be climaxed Saturday with a picnic on the church lawn. driveWeld Austin LeRoy Vroman, 82, 122 Tripp street, pleaded not guilty in the city police court yesterday on a charge of failure to give right-of-way and will appear Monday at 9 a. m. in the city court. Vroman was driv ing the automobile which, city police reported, collided with the passenger car being driven by Kenneth Cooke, 20, 238 South Central avenue, Friday evening at tne intersection of King and Dakota streets. Miss Mildred Scott. South Columbus street, passenger In the Cooke car. was taken to Community hospital by Perl's ambulance where she received treatment for bruises. She was released yesterday. Also riding in the Cooke auto mobile were Vernon Clement, 823 Niantic street, and Miss Carol Hall, route 1, Box 488. Medford. Neither Clement, Miss Hall nor Cooke were injured. City police reported that the Cooke car, which was traveling norm on King street, was struck on the left front hub, pushed sideways and turned over. The right front fender on the Vro man car was badly bent and the bumper knocked off. BOY 16, GIRL 14, John Von Hove, Jr., 18. of Gladstone, Ore., and his com panion Christine McLean, 14 of Oregon City, received medical treatment at Community hospi tal yesterday after the automo bile they were driving overturn ed yesterday about 11 a. m. on the Old Gold hill road. Both are being held for authorities in Clackamas county, having ad mitted taking the 1937 sedan they were driving from Oregon (Dn rXMOCS POWZIX mm orr mnoM iqoakx in tk mzast or downtown ux nuuicisco IF SAN FRANCISCO'S finest family hotel. Quiet, refined, and friendly Atmosphere, in the very heart of the theatrical, restaurant, and hopping district SATIS MOM City, according to state police. The youths said they left Ore gon City Thursday about mid' night and continued south un til they were stopped yesterday morning by a state police on the gravel road at the north end of the. Rock Point bridge. While the state police was checking the sedan with the state police office records, the two youngsters turned onto the old Gold Hill road and while being pursued by the state po lice tne car was overturned. The attending physician stated that the girl received only minor bruises and Van Hove, Jr., suffered broken collar bone. E Jackson county residents have a "chance of a lifetime" Friday and Saturday of this week. What probably has been many American citizen's suppressed desire to ride in an Army Jeep may be realized through ar rangements made by W. A Gates, chairman of the Jackson county war bond sale commit te and his co-workers. To all residents who purchase a bond during the coming week a ride in an army jeep is offered at the Victory Center Friday and Saturday. Gates said yesterday that a sufficient supply of ieens will be on hand to take care of the anticipated "rides." The Jeeps will be in charge of handsome soldiers with south ern accents," according to Gates. who urged all to take this no- portunity to enjoy a ride in one of the American army's famed pieces of army equipment. It was explained that in pur chasing a bond during the com ing week at the post office, bank or other issuing agency, that the bond holder should ask for a dated copy of the bond applica tion blank. This can then be presented at the Victory Center for a "ride in a Jeep." MILK PRICESSET FOR CAMP SALES Minimum wholesale milk and cream prices have been set for the Camp White sales area, ac cording to notices received here of Official Order No. 208 from the Oregon Milk Control board in price Iixing follows a public hearing held here Febru ary 25 when testimony was re ceived pertaining to creation of a pool to supply fluid milk for military purposes. Effective August 1, minimum milk prices in the Camp White area, as set by the board, in clude; Legal to 4.2, quarts, whole sale 11c; retail 13c; gallons 44c and 32c. 4.2 to S.2, quarts, whole sale 12c; retail 14c; gallons 48c and 56c. Cream prices: 18 to 22. quarts, wholesale 50c; retail 55c; 32 to 35, 68c and 73c. Salt Lake City, July 18 (IP) Headquarters of MaJ. Gen. Kenyon A. Joyce, commander of the Ninth Corps area, today an nounced W illiam M. Beveridge, Portland, Ore., promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. Beveridge is a resident former local WALL ST. DULL New New York. July 18 The doldrums were doubled and redoubled in today's stock mar ket as leaders merely went through the motions of seeking irregularly lower levels. Basal Copra W Sam TU rt a .SM.,2,0 BEVERIDGE WINS ARMY PROMOTION sar Oaal 30 EEL otel Saa Cartoa Corege Service AT DOOI M GINTY REPORTS SOLDIERS ROBBED HIM; PAIR HELD Hugh McGlnty of Jacksonville was slugged and robbed Friday night about 11:30 o'clock by two soldiers, according to city police reports. The Incident occurred in the railroad yards near Eighth street and McGinty reported about $10 taken from his pockets. City police said Saturday that McGinty met the soldiers, Ser geant William O. Owens and Technical Sergeant James J. McAtee, In a local beer parlor. Later the three decided to go to another beer establishment and while walking through the railroad yards McGinty was slugged from behind by one of the soldiers. Sergeants Owens and McAtee were being held in the city Jail yesterday pending transfer to the county Jail. They were ar rested in a local beer establish ment by military police and city police later Friday night. Mc Ginty was taken to Community hospital where he received med ical treatment for injuries to his head. DEMOCRATIC POST George A. Codding, newly appointed special attorney for the government In connection with the acquisition of land for Lamp White and other Oreeon defense projects, announced his resignation yesterday as chair man of the Jackson Countv Democratic Central Committee. Codding, who was reeentlv elected county chairman by a unanimous vote7 explained that the Hatch act prohibited federal officials from holding office in any political organization. A new county chairman will be named at a meeting at 212 Liberty building Monday at 8 p. m., called by Dr. E. W. Bar num. secretary. Leading Demo crats of the county are urging the election of Ward B. Spatz, who has previously served as Democratic Central Committee chairman. BIRTH DATA BILL Washington. Julv 18 ijpi a bill to authorize the census bu reau to furnish birth certificates to citizens unable to obtain them was presented to the house this ween Dy Kep. Mott (R-Ore ) Mott asserted present laws provae that government Jobs are avauaDie only to c t 7pi and that no one could be em ployed by a private firm doing government work unless he be a citizen. Under the measure anvnn not able to prove his American birth by records may apply to the census bureau for a certified birth record. HUGE BALTIMORE FIRE Baltimore. July 18 0P A $900,000 fire which for a time threatened large oil and gasoline storage tanks along the Balti more waterfront destroyed a Western Automobile Supply company warehouse today. L oans on Funds Are Available for Loans on Home Properties Loan cost Include appraisal, title search and recording; no commission. Loans are repaid on long-time monthly payments at low interest charges. Consult us about our loan service. Buy War Bonds and Stamps Here Ships move through the Suez canal under their own power, but are guided by canal pilots. Too Late to Classify IF TOO ARC TROUBLED with 1r- mites Phone Hubbard Bros. 9188 WANT TO BUT Well built bed room borne. Tel. 8910. FOR BALE t Plymouth 3 -door eoan, excellent ruDDer. perfect mechanical condition. 30 Bouts tenirai. WANTED Man and wife ever fifty tor steady ranch work. House and milk JumUhea. Tribune Box 450. WANTED Truck driver with furni ture moving experience. Phone 8766. p. 1. Samson Co. FOR SALE IB 2S Ford truck. SIM Dual wheels, good tires and Hat oea. Keaay to go. none S7s, r. B. Samson Co. WANTED Young man with grain cleaning and teed handling exper ience, rnone 37ae. WANTED Truck drlrer with exper ience in nanaung grain, etc. Phone S7de. r. e. saroaon Co. FOR SALE 4 bedroom, 3 story older type noma located in siaKlyou Heights. Sawdust burning furnace, double garage, shade trees, ah rube, large lot. Can glee Immediate pos session. Total price S5175. contract or S43O0 payable So per month. Call 3266 Monday for Inspection. MARX A. OOLDT AGENCY. REGISTERED Male Soottv at stud 616 Dakota. WANTED 4 men for haying. Wagea eoc per nour. call Ben a. Harder today. Phone 6303. Transportation furnished. HAVE Cash buyer six room house, fireplace, hardwood floors well lo cated. For sale restaurant, 6600 handles. Weekly receipts 32S0. J. F. Boylan. 133 North Central Phone 4953. '31 FORD rubber 90. must sell In next S days. Michel Camp, Mid way Road. WANTED To buy bouse trailer for 200. and house north cantonment, west aide Crater Lake Hwy. FOR 8 ALE Thor washing machine, 1st class condition. 931 N. Central. AUCTION SALE every Tuesday. Good line up of livestock and furniture. Grants Pass Commission vard. Orants Pass. Oregon. Brahs Bros. FOR SALE Oood buy no raise In prices. 4 room modern homes. 6 acres alfalfa and clover. All Irri gated. Good barn, chicken house. Oood garden land. Close In 63500. Terms. Also ACRE, 8 room modern home, large chicken house, cement floor, garage, woodshed, fruits and berries. Irri gated, free soil. 63600. Terms. Also 1 'ACRE, Ladlno clover. Irrigated. 3- I room house, new barn, fenced and cross fenced, 61000 Terms 6500 down. ; Also I 5-ROOM modern plastered home. 1 paved street, nesr school, 6160O 6500 xlown, balance terms. j Also LOVELY 5-room modern home, close 1 In, 62350. Terms. I Also ! NICE 5-room modern home, paved street, S bedrooms, lovely shade and shrubbery. 63750 Dad Roberts. I ain't mad at nobody. 730 West 2nd I Street. I WANTED Room and board for elder ly lady requiring very little care. Tribune Box 3645. SEVERAL PA RMS In Applegate vicinity for sale. Free water rfcshts. E. Shay, 14 miles from Provolt. I Murphy, Oregon. FOR SALE A 60 lb. capacity Ice refrigerator good condition. Call 3363. fflACrt 3-rm bath and cabin ylUJU north end of town. Down pymt 6250. Bal.. monthly. Mrfft 6-rm mod. house. 6 lots. &00U Irrigation. Furnished. 1-8 oaiance arranges. 53000" B-rm. mod. bungalow, oea floor, fireplace, nook. East side. 6500 cash. bal. monthly. Mfftft 5-rm. bath and sleeping iJdUU porch. Fireplace, linoleum drain bd. steel venetlen blinds, doe. In corner lot. East front paved. Reasonable terms. J CARL OOTTSCHE 7 W. Bartlett St. Ph. 4648. IF YOU ARE TROUBLED with Ter mites Phone Hubbard Bros. 3189. MAKE YOUR CAR do the work of two or three. Have needed body work done now at Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop. 39 So. Bartlett. ii nomes Jackson County FEDERAL SAYINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 126 East Main FOR BALE Baled eat and alfalfa hay. 616O0. Rt. 3 Bt 628. Loner Lane. Call after 5 p. m. WANTED '37 to '40 sedan, sacrifice for cash to be used In necessary and needful missionary work. Or dained minister, references A-X. No salary. . FOR SALE 39 Bulek 4-door A-l mechanical condition. 6 good tires. New paint Job. Private, owner. Phone 4693. CL06E-IV country home. Large modern house, hardwood floors, cement foundation, garage, chick en house, bam. All buildings In fine shape. Rich Irrigated soil. This Is a beautiful home and price Is right. 5-ROOM nicely furnished modern borne. Hardwood floors, cement foundation. Double garage, back yard Inclosed with steel fence Paved street, close In. A real value at 63850. Terms. FOR CITY or country property. Any size or piece give us a call. L. J. Austin. Dial 4637. S10 Laurel Street FOR SALE Weaner pigs Phone 6160 LEA VINO for service Must seU Su burban home and Medford Income property Phone 4997 EXPERIENCED HELP la worth a lot on any moving Job. Dial 3638. EADS TRANSFER. FOR SALE WeMtnRhoiwe electric rang, 16.00. etc. Walter HalvorBen, Route l, central Point. Box 60B. West end Beall Lane. fyf AAA 7-room hou; Jiving jp4uUll room, dining room and kit- cntn. s bedroom and sewing room; porches, garage; hardwood (loon In HvliikT and dining rooms: fire place, oil or gas neat; large lot; close in: good location. Terms. CJCAA SO-scre ranch, all under YlOUU cultivation; small house. nam and outbuildings; good wen. a pressure pumos. Can be Irrigated for $2 50 per acre. tfOAAA 6 -room house; living yOUUU room, dining room, and Kitcnen, large imrary ana two oea rooms;., fireplace; porches across front and rear; good woodshed and garage ; located on good street. Terms. ERNEST J. SMITH. REAL TSTATE SO South Central. 193? FORD Coupe. Oood condition. good tires, pnone ooav. FOR SALE Slip-covered davenport and chair, 30. 1307 Reddy. BEAUTIFUL ROOUE RIVER 300. 100 acres, neat 5 room bungalow, j beautiful shade, 17 inches free water adjudicated to 38.6 acres, i sandy loam soil. 60 acres In culti vation, fine garden or alfalfa land, some stock and machinery. I con- I alder this one of the prettiest spots j on Rogue River, priced for imme diate sale. See J. C- Barnes, 20 N Peach St., Phone 4928. FOR SALE Large Royal Anne Cher ries, 3c, on tree; 5c delivered. W. H. Arnold, Arnold Lane. TRUCKS FOR HIRE WITH EXPERIENCED FURNITURE MEN Local and Long Distance Hauling Small and Large Van Equipment Rates $1.50 to $3.00 per hour LOCKER ROOMS FOR FURNITURE STORAGE We now hsvs several Individual LOCKER ROOMS available for furniture storage. Dry, dustlass and a safa plaea for your household goods. Wa invite you to sea our new locker rooms whan In need oi storaga spaca ior your household goods. NEW LOW RATES SAMSON STORAGE FURNITURE MOVING AND STORAGE. Phone 3756. 4th and Front YICK SO HERB CO. Herb remedies alleviate disorders of goitre, stom ach, lungs, liver, heart, kidney bladder, prostata piivs. ciisrin. sinus, jstnma. nign oiood pressure, dropsy, tumor, rheumatism, tciimi, stomach ulcer, constipation, lumbago, bronchitis, yellow lever, and ttmal complaints. Daily 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sunday 1 1 Call or J. H. Leong Herbalist Jackson County Bank Building. Medlora. Crsgon. HOSPITALITY - In the HEART of PORTLAND c"'"Br' Coaveolenea Coortesr Service attract! re Bates The Newly Remodeled PARK AVENUE HOTEL S23 S. W. Park. Portland rwtacDe bath Si ts to S3 5. with Bate si.j M MOO. . Wit a Botk hotels rOBTLA.SD FOR SALE Shoeman plans In good condition and miscellaneous articles- Phone 6367. SCREENS Phone 4113. Medford Mlllwork Co. "The Glass House FOR SALE Electric range In good condition. 1013 East Mala. Tele phone 4559. FOR 8 ALE Duo Them oil Medford Fuel Company. FOR SALE 1939 Bulek sedan. Oood tires, radio, beater. Post Of nee Service fa la lion. WANTED WIRE HANGERS 10c a doxen West Side Cleaner 34 North Holly TRY OUR HERBS Wben Others Fail For quick and permanent relief oi ailments STen oJ long standing. CHINA HERB CO. 235 E. Main St Medford Phone 2119 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service :30 A. M. to 1 :30 P. M. Writ. Phone S817 HOTEL CORNELIUS 123 8. W. Park. Portland rwtarht talk SI M te S3.ee kala si-M te leestee la the very HEART Of sloes u ahopt sue theatres u 1303 130 Court St EE BEN O. CRtMSONMsnagar
