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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1942.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Lodge to Meat Crater Lake
aerie. No. 2093, Fraternal Order
of Eagles and auxiliary will
meet Thursday at 8 p. m. in
Eagles hall. A dance will con
clude the evening.
Bonds on Sal Richard
Antle, manager of the local
branch of the Oregon Liquor
Control commission, said today
that war bonds and stamps
could be purchased at the
liquor store.
Kills Cougar Lester L. Lew
is, government hunter, reported
yesterday he had killed a large
female cougar at star uuicn on
Othe Applegate. Lewis' valuable
hunting dogs, he said, treed the
feline in order for him to shoot
the animal.
Fines Levied John J. John
son was fined $1.50 and costs in
justice of the peace court yes
teday on a charge of non-possession
of an operator's license,
ani Idward Engel was assessed
$1 and costs for failure to stop
at a stop sign. Both are local
residents.
Return Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Shirley of 207 Vancouver ave-
nue returned to their home by
train yesterday from a month's
trip to Missouri and Iowa, where
they visited friends and rela
tives. They reported the crop
situation in the middle west is
u excellent, but that travel condi
tions are very bad.
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License te Wed Marriage li
censes issued in Reno, Nev.,
yesterday included Arthur P.
Parker of Gold Hill and Clara E.
Porter of this city.
Grass Fire The city fire de
partment was called to Berke
ley Way yesterday at 3:38 p. m.
to extinguish a grass fire. No
damage was reported.
Building Permit F. E. Samson
made application at the city In
spector's office today to construct
an open shed at Third and Front
streets at an estimated cost of
$500.
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Traffic Violation R. E. Mac-
Crady paid a $5 fine in the city
police court yesterday for park
ing in an alley. A. L. Peterman
forfeited $5 bail for having no
muffler on his vehicle.
Weekend Visitors Mrs. Fran
cis W. McReynolds and Miss
Mildred Wheeling of Klamath
Falls were weekend visitors at
the O. H. Tice home on South
Peach street. Mrs. McReynolds
is the daughter of Mrs. Tice,
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Baby Born Mrs. Jessie Min-
ear of route I has received word
of the birth of a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Thompson of
Washington, D. C. The baby was
born July 13, weighed seven
pounds seven ounces and has
been named Charles Wayne. Mrs.
Thompson is the former Glenna
Minear, daughter of Mrs. Min
ear. Not Guilty Austin Leroy Vro
man, 122 Tripp street was found
not guilty on a charge of failure
to give right of way, yesterday
in the city police court. Vroman
was driver of an automobile
which collided Friday evening at
the intersection of King and Da
kota streets with the automo
bile driven by Kenneth Cooke,
238 South Central avenue.
Bradley Visitor William M.
Shephard, former vice president
and rate engineer of the California-Oregon
Power company,
now employed by an electrical
company in Buenos Aires, Ar
gentina, left here by plane last
night for San Francisco, after
spending two days at the Thomas
G. 'Bradley home, 1108 South
Oakdale avenue. Shephard, a
former Medford resident and
well known here, has been In
Argentina for the past 12 years.
Forfeit Ball Max Brookman
and Victor Harold McDonald
forfeited 110 bail in city police
court today on charges of being
drunk. Jess Ernest Keaton paid
$10 fine on a similar charge.
New Address Mrs. R. W.
Childreth of 721 South Peach
street received word today that
her brother, Alvin A. Gould, has
been transferred to San Antonio,
Tex. His new address is Alvin
Gould, Group D, Hill Wing,
Squadron 127, San Antonio Clas
sification Center, San Antonio
Tex. He is with the U. S. army
air corps.
Cablegram Lieut. Robert C.
Minear, stationed in, Australia
with the U. S. army, cablegram
med his mother, Mrs. Jessie Min
ear birthday greetings Sunday.
He also stated he was well and
was glad to get letters and pack
ages from home.
Minor Collision C. M. Van
Houten of Gold Hill and J. E.
Grover of Central Point, both
operating trucks, were involved
in a minor collision on the Tay
lor road near the Old Stage road
Intersection recently, according
to a report on file.
Reckless Driving John D.
Moad of this city was fined $25
and his driver's license revoked
for 90 days in the city police
court yesterday on a charge of
reckless driving. Moad was ar
rested Sunday on East Main
street, the police record shows.
Packer Here Ray Hoffman
of Salem, representative of the
California Packing corporation,
packers of Del Monte brand,
was here yesterday contacting
packing houses and looking over
the Bartlett pear situation in
connection with contemplated
purchases.
Visit Shasta Dam Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Hyde, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Williams of this city
enjoyed a motor trip into north
ern California Sunday. They
visited at Redding and also
Shasta Dam. Also visiting Shasta
Dam were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Smith and Patsy.
To California Mr. and Mrs.
B. E. Berry of 518 South Oak-
dale avenue left Monday for San
Francisco and Santa Barbara,
Cal., where they will visit with
friends before continuing to Los
Angeles to make their home. Mr.
Berry was employed at the can
tonment, with the government!
engineers. '
APPLEGATE FUSS
I;
Ashley Powers. Richard Pow
ers and Cedric Kent, charged
with disorderly conduct in a
complaint signed by Herman
Klien and Amelia Klien, were
each given six months suspended
sentences by Justice of the
Peace W. R. Coleman, following
a hearing yesterday. All are
residents of the lower Apple-gate.
The complainants and defen
dants, according to the testi
mony, engaged in a lively neigh
borhood ruckus over a pasture
and some hay, with the follow
ing sidelights:
Kent was bit by the Klien
dog and the dog has not been
home since. Kent took four
shots at it with a .22 rifle. It is
believed to have been wounded
or killed. The dog bit Kent, a
hired man, under orders from
its master, it was asserted.
Mrs. Klien claimed she was
knocked down by one of the
Powers; the defendants claimed
she fell over a shovel.
The cattle, belonging to the
Kliens were turned into the
road from the pasture.
The defendants were also dl
rected to stay away from the
property in the controversy, un.
til a case in the circuit court,
involving it had been disposed
of.
NEW HOT SPELL
The temperature started
steady climb as the week opened
after a period of comparatively
cool weather which ranged in
the 70's and low 80's, according
to the weather bureau. Sunday
WARNING! BIWARI OF
DOWEL WORMS
Roundworms tntida tou or moor eh lid rn
mis real trouble And rou may not know
ht it wrong. Warn ins tign ar i "picky
appetite. nervousnesA, unay stomach.
Itching-part. Get Jama's Vrraffum right
away JAYNE'S is Arosrlea's leading pro.
ymw-y worm mwucine; used oy millions.
Be iiixa you get JAYNE'S VBMIFUGI
NOW
Open
Every
Night
Matinees
Every
Sat. Sc Sun
Walk 2 Blocks More Pay 10c Less
SEE TWICE AS MUCH!
Dial 5094 Doors Open 6:45
EVES
40c
Ages 12-15
25c
Kiddies lie
Inc.
War Tax
THREE CLUELESS MURDERS
That'll KEEP YOU GUESSING!
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TWO MYSTERY THRILLS!
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who walks, and talks, and
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or howli
featuring
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"Michael Shavne"
Marjorie Weaver
Helene Reynolds
Henry Wilcoxon
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HE'S A HE - SECRETARY
and SHE'S THE BOSS!!
What a Deal! You'll Laugh a Lot . . .
and Blush a Lot, Too More'n Likely!
southern Oregon residents wanted rjperienoea. bookkeeper
sought cool spots in private Z"?.
yards, parks or picnicking along txi ulU7. p. o. Box ioes. Med-
river banks as the mercury lord.
loomed to SS degrees. Minimum , .,.
a c- i m . . rvn eALs-MontereT uvlnc room
for Sunday was 54. Monday . t,,y w..ninf machine, ladje
was two degrees warmer when walnut desk, modernistic book
the weather bureau reported SB shelves, maple dresser, other fur.
degree, with a 60 degree mini- S.M"& SnaS-tSS
mum. Medford 37BS.
The second largest church In the pythian club win mt with
America. L'Eglise de Notre Mrs. willum swarta .t iai oene-
i. .,.,. r . . are for a covered dish luncheon
Dame, in Montreal. Province of ,t ,.. Mon(1,T ,n,ng, JulT J7U).
Quebec, has within its steeple
the largest church bell on the for sale-kiss Chevrolet piekup.
..:.. S300. Ever eh.dy Auto Court No. 4,
continent. , mlle4 Muth Uta(ord.
T I ' i . WANTED Experienced dtfthvuher.
loo Late to tlassity ww wot.
- - LOST Small green purM containing
WANTED TO BUY Lata medal car currency and kera. between Room.
with good tires. Cash sale, no velt erhool and RlverMde Market.
tradea. Mrs. W. R. Chevaa, 339 1903 Reddy. Phone A9S3. Reward.
North Ivy.
- FOR SALE Colored fryers, practl
FOR SALE Oood fresh Jersey cow. cally new aewlng machine. Cole-
J. A. Yantlsa. 1 mile aouth Central man camp stove cheap. Rt. 3,
Point. Old Highway. Phone 8413. Bos 457 Ross Lane. Medford.
WANTED Model A or B Coupe or FOR SALE S-roora modern house.
Pickup. Oood condition. CASH closa In. S3 500. See Mra. O. E.
U O. Lyman. Box 93, Hilt. Calif. Chtldrath. Rt. a. Box 411. Maple
. Park Drive.
4-ROOM HOUSE In Oold Hill. Half -
acre, sbsde, berries, price reduced TWO-WHEEl, TRAILER, fair Urea,
for quick aale. O. H. Byerley. 19 Inch: gaa motor. SS h. p.:
.- - ducks, wattenberf. Colter Butte
FOR SALE Milk cow. Route 4. Road.
Box 77-A. Half mile east of Lone ....
Pin school. CICArt ModeTn six-room house.
v'tdUV with bath, work . room.
FOR SALE Three.bedroom modern larite service porch, upstairs bal.
house, close in on paved street. , front porch? fireplace.
, eM rlht ,or cash hardwood noora. low of bullt-lna.
Box 4878 Tribune. nMWri ,1.,-trio range, large lot
WANTED Woman to work at the 7Jr? ''rde.wo
Heck.rtC.fe.Pho.nl,. Phone SQ13.
WANTED TO BUY Icebox. Phone Phone 4897.
, ,10; BARGAIN
KFEP YOUR CAR ROLLINO and FOR SALE 3 acrea; 7-room house.
youH be serving the Interests of modern, furnished: good bam.
your country as well aa yourself. chicken house, woodshed and a-
Dally Auto Painting and Body w w " 'hl'n":. Iclu"J
Shop, 39 South Bartlett. 50- Balance S3330. S40 month.
, , , n - -i - - -i ... -i. Ko loan, straight contract with
MOVINO Equipment for any aire owner. 7 miles aouth Medford on
household Job, Dial 3838. Cargo Old Highway. Box 24. Rout 3.
Insured. EADS Transfer. Ashland.
APRICOTS, fancy large tomatoea. PACKARD SEDAN, motor overhauled.
Iced watermelon, local Freestone 7 tires. Burna Diesel fuel. 13S.
peaches. Growers' Market. 3 '4 See Kermlt at Flck'a Hardware.
miles south Medford. Highway 99 "' "y"rT"""
n -L. i. . i. . . WANTED Blng cherries. Oraven-
WANTED Barlev. oata and wheat. stein apples, eprlcote. any amount.
Rov'a Peed Store. 331 North River- Pay Less Market, 333 South Rlv-
aide. eralde.
BINOS and ROYAL ANN cheniea. WANTED Soma good sheep paa-
You pick. S034 North Riverside. ture. alfalfa grain flelda or some
- .... good old ladlno mixed with rye or
FOR RENT Housekeeping room. See lotua grass. V. J. Phlllppl, P. O. Box
Jack at Jack 3nd Hand Store. 403, Medford, Oregon.
LOST Coin puree containing cur- FOR FIRE PREVENTION High ft rasa
rency and keys, Reward. Return and weeds cut with power mower,
to Tribune. Joa J. Jonea. Phone 3537.
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f-J-m Sl al COMEDY HITI
It Must End Thurs. Nltel
WILLIAM HEDY
POWELL LAMARR
in "CROSSROADS"
USED ORAIN SACKS for aale or1
trad for barley. Mike Hanley. 1
Lake Creek. Phone) e-F-13. Eagle
Point.
FOR SALE 8-yard Faaeol dump
truck with g tlree better than 80
rubber. SXVI cash. Oood condition.
Also '39 Chevrolet fist bed, (100
cash. Phone 411 Jacksonville Shell
Station.
PHOTOS 3 for 16c
Complete Line Novelty
Jewelry Engraving FREE
Camp White Bus Terminal
Open Evenings. Sundays
WANTED Womsn or girl for full
time nouscnoia neip. pnone S097.
FOR RENT Screened-ln. furnished '
tent house. Adults only. Corner
Msple and 7th, Central Point.
P. L. Stxohan.
Buy War Bonds Day and Night
OCEAN CAUOHT Silver. 11 Salmon
for canning. Hollya Sea Foods.
135 Eaat 8th.
FOR SALE 80 laying Leghorn hena.
It miles east pnoenlx. Pern Val
ley. Ernest Burslng.
.Nights Only :45-ff:0tt5 loc tax
KtffrilM lie Inc. tav
5 EH THIS Modern Home before buy
ing, i rr imfrntra. uuuid city
llmlta. Oood place for cow end
chickens. Well built hou, cement
foundation, frost proof asrwte.
2650. Terms. Also 2 Placer Claims
on Big Applegate, 19 miles out.
Oood bouse, garage and chicken
bouse. Fishing Minting, swtmmlnr?.
Shade, spring. Nice quiet place to
live. I7M Rt. 2, Bos 886. 14 mile
off Jacksonville Highway on Roes
Lane.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
Without Calenwl-Aml You'll Jump Out ei
Bed in lbs Morninf lUriii' te Ge
The llrer 111001(1 soar t pints of bde Jnlai
Into your bowel vrT Ur. If this blls ti
eoi flowing irly, your food ntavy not dl
mL It mar just doear la th bowU. Thi
u bloats op rour stonurh. You tt con
tlpaud. Yoo fsal sour, sunk aad the world
look punk.
It Ukos time rood, eld Carter's Lfrtb
Llvr Pill to tt thM I pinU of biU flow.
Ins frtMly to mak ruu feel up and up."
T.et a paokaso today. Take aa dirocttd.
Effoetiva n makine bll flow frvely. Aa
for Carter's Little Llrer Piila. 10. and U4
Ends Tomorrow Night!
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Friday
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Sunday 1 1:30 A. M. te 1:30 P. M.
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The Most Amazing
TARZAN PICTURE
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Mats at 1:4$ WWTyjFTT&iX7mW Zr" :-
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Starts TODAY for 4 Thrilling Days!
An txplorar kidnaps Boy and Milt him to a circus In
Now York! ... You've novar seen anything like it
for thrills . . . at Tarzan and hit mate follow with all
the fury of a Jungle avalanche! (But wait 'til you see
Tarian take a ihower at the Riti!)
MS
JOHNNY
SHEFFIELD
The young star who sold War Sonde
and Stamps In Medford last monthll
PAUL KELLY - CHILL WILLS
CHARLES BICKFORD
Buy a Bond and Gel a FREE Ride in An ARMY JEEP!
Buy a bond at any of your Medford Thattret and get your ride Friday or Saturday!
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