MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1942.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL I'lNVITE PUBLIC TO
Date If Wrong Announce
ment that a meeting oi the Chry
santhemum Thimble club of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft would
meet this week was in error.
The meeting will be August 13
Instead.
Recovering Mrs. J. C. Green
of Central Valley, Calif., former
well-known Jacksonville resi
dent, is in Community hospital
recovering from a recent major
operation. She is able to see
visitors.
Car StoUn Tom Earl Smith
of Central Point reported yester
day to Medford police that his
Plymouth coach had been stolen
from in front of a restaurant, 16
N. Riverside avenue, where he
parked it while having a meal.
Fines Levied Failure to stop
at stop signs brought three auto
ists into Justice court who were
fined $1.00 and costs. They
were John Pruess of Grants
Pass, Perry E. Dameron and
Donald A. Perkins of this city.
The offenses occurred on the
Midway road and Crater Lake
highway, at Four Corners.
Here From Eugene Miss
Evelyn Brockway spent the
week-end in Medford at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Brockway, Rt. 2. Miss
Brockway is attending a class in
airplane mechanics instruction
being conducted in Eugene. She
is the only young woman in a
class of 19.
Hav Guests Dr. R. R. Jones
of Portland is visiting in Med
ford at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Jones, and
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Brockway. He
will be Joined today by Mrs.
Jones who is en route home
from California and the two will
remain for a further visit. An
other guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jones is Cecil Carpenter of Oak
land, Calif., an old-time school
mate of Mr. Jones.
Report Accidents L. N.
Younger, 611 W. Eleventh street
reported yesterday that a car
struck the automobile he was
driving at the corner of Central
avenue and Main street Tuesday.
He stated the offending driver
did not stoo. R. L. Swanberg of
Trail and Alfred Schedler of
Medford drove cars Involved in
an accident on N. Riverside ave
nue Tuesday according to a re
port on file, the accident occur
ring when Swanberg backed
into the curb to park. Leota Mae
Moore. 611 W. Tenth street, and
Chester Fitch, R. I, drove cars
damaged in an accident on Main
street near Central avenue Tues
day, the report filed stating that
Mr. Fitch struck the Moore car
when he pulled out from the
curb.
Grass Fire The city fire de
partment's chemical truck an
swered a call yesterday after
noon to extinguish a grass fire
at 119 Lincoln street.
Visitor Hare Mrs. Fred G.
Armstrong and son. Jack, of
Phoenix. Arizona, arrived in the
valley Sunday to spend a week
visiting with Mrs. Armstrongs
sisters. Mrs. Victor Milnes, 807
Bennett street, and Mrs. Charles
C. Hensel of Trail. Mrs. Arm
strong's husband is a naval re
cruiting officer at Phoenix.
Honored in City Mrs. Ruby
E. Rusque, Medford writer, who
is spending two weeks in Port
land as the guest of relatives,
appeared on the Victory Center
program today In a dramatic
reading which she co-authored.
The program was broadcast by
Portland radio stations. Mrs.
Rusque will do the same read
ing over KGW on Thursday,
time not given. Tha Medford
writer was a guest at a poets'
club evening last week and was
asked to read some of her own
poems.
Is Commissioned Word has
been received by Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Gillespie that their son.
Donald R. Gillespie, has been
commissioned a cadet lieuten
ant in the 32nd cadet regiment
at the U. S. naval air station.
Corpus Christ!, Texas. News of
the commission was sent by
young Gillespie's commanding
oficer in a letter to the Gilles-
pies. Young Gillespie, who at
tended Medford high school and
Oregon State college, left Med
ford in March for the training
station in Texas. The Gillespies
reside at 1315 E. Main street.
Fourteen Drunk Fourteen
men were up in Medford police
court this morning and yester
day charged with being drunk
on a public street. James Tuck
er Reed, 44, Albert Ort, Herman
Kraft, 56. and Thomas S. Corrl
gan, 66, were all given five-day
suspended sentences this morn
ing on the drunkeness charge.
Troy Garrison, 39, and George
W. Loar, 54, were each fined
$10, and Cecil Henyer, 45, for
feited $10 bail. Jess Kenton, 49,
and Frank Burton, 61, were
each given five-day sentences.
Yesterday Bert Chartmand for
feited $10 bail on a charge of
being drunk, Jule Anton Wat
tenberg was sentenced to five
davs in 1all and John Calhoun,
Joseph E. Kirk and Thomas E.
Ching were each given five-day
suspended sentences.
FOR STORAGE
Repairing and Restyling
Arista Fur Shop
Building Phone 4S67
3rd Floor Medford Center
Starting at 3:13 a. m. Thurs
day and continuing throughout
the day, units of the 91st Infan
try Division at Camp White will
stage a series of practice cross
ings of Rogue river Just below
Bybee bridge at the camp's
swimming area.
Crossings will be made by
swimming or ferrying .with
such equipment as the unit com
manders may prescribe. Ropes
will be strung across the stream
for those who can t swim, and
it was emphasized that every
soldier in the division, not hos
pitalized, would make the cross
ing.
Equipment to be ferried
across will probably include a
number of "peeps," which will
be wrapped in canvas and
'floated" to the other bank. Ma
jor Charles H. Gerhardt's head
quarters announced.
The public is invited to wit
ness the crossing maneuvers.
which will be from the north to
the south bank.
C.G. HUNT NAMED
SANS' LEADER
Ashland, Aug. 5 fSol.) At
the Kansas picnic In Lithia park.
Sunday. 108 former Kansans
were registered, with many
more present, who did not regis
ter. Elected to serve the coming
year were C. G. Hunt, Medford,
president: F. A. Elrod, Medford,
vice-president; Allen D. Curry,
Medford, secretary-treasurer;
board members, Chris Huck,
Klamath Falls; Mrs. Marion
Flood, Grants Pass; Pearl Ditch,
Medford, and P. L. Amer, Ash
land. Music for the gala day was
furnished by the Eve Prentice
Accordion and Guitar bands,
and the three Johnson boys sang
trios. Talks were given by
Grants Pass and Klamath Falls
men. L. E. Hunt presided.
Interest centered in the remi
niscent visiting of former resi
dents of the Sunflower state.
BARRETTS HELD
FOR $75 PER TON
There was no change today in
the cannery Bartlett price of
$73 for No. 1 grade. Several
deals have been closed at this
sum. Some offers of $70 per ton
were still being offered, with
the growers holding for the
higher price, it was reported.
The Bartlett crop is estimated
at approximately the same ton
age as last year.
FRED L JACOBS
wife, Amelia, and three daugh
ters, Joyce, Elinor and Joan, a
brother, Murial Jacobs, and his
father, O. W. Jacobs, the two
latter residing in Lake county.
He was a member of Hillah
Temple of the Shrine, Medford
Consistory, A. F. and A. M., 71,
Lakeview, and Lakeview Elks
Lodge.
Oee MU Tribune nit ads.
Too Late to Classify
CANTONMENT WORKERS,
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ROYAL ANN CHERRIES You pick,
live ma bait. IS Myrtle.
FOR SALE 3-burner gasoline or oil
stove with oven. IS South Myrtle.
FOR RENT 4-room houaa moatly
furnished, water paid, seml-mod-rra.
Cool shades. Adults only.
Couple or three. Call at It Kaael.
near Big Y. Inquire.
WANTED Smell JS-lb. capacity Ice
box. Wrlta P. O. Box 1508 Medford.
FOR SALE 3 new 7-foot Slmmonda
aawa, reasonable. Wakeflelda. east
of echool, Jacksonville.
FOR RENT In Aahland 0-room un
furnlahed house, a bathrooms.
P. O. Box 49 Medford.
MFAA Modern a-bedroom houee,
JcJUU well located, SJOO down,
S2S per month,
(for Art 0-room houaa suitable for
yJvUU apartment, good location.
S600 down, S35 per month,
fljf Aft Well constructed 8 rooms
v40UU and sleeping porch. Maple
floors throughout. Bteam heated.
Clow In. S2.000 down, balanoe
terms.
H. L. COOK. 1104 Weat Main
Word was received here today
of the death from a heart attack
last Thursday In California of
Fred L. ("Babe") Jacobs. 42,'
former Hart Mountain and Med
ford resident. Funeral services
were held Saturday in Lake-;
view.
Mr. Jacobs Is survived by his
FOR BALE Two small baby beef,
white face. Butcher out for lock
era. 10c lb. on foot. Deliver to
packing house. Write A. O. Hayea.
Talent.
PHOTOS 3 for 15c
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POH BENT Nice room foe erntle-
man. oatn aajoinini. io arinker.
toe South Central.
FOR SALE Middle milker Ouerneny
cows ana eprmier neuere. Jack
Korrier. Same Valley.
MAN and WOMAN with ear elan
newspaper or eaiee eipenence. sal
ary and expense. Call Medford SSSS
for appointment.
WANTED Waltreaa and fountain
firl. Steady work. Apply at the
Coffee Pot, North Riverside.
FOR SALE Electrle Westlnhouae
range, tJa. tan at 731 w. Jackson.
FOR SALE Wood ranee. B. A. Hump-
von, 3v norm aimcii.
WANTED TO RENT Two-bedroom.
partly furnished house. Local real
den ta. Call 3690.
FOR SALE or TRADE Electric range
ana wasninf machine for trailer
house. 613 Pennsylvania Ave.
WANTED Late model ueed car. Will
pay caan, capt. Thomaa. Phone
Sole.
WANTED Man to trim hedge.
Washington. Phone 3490.
QUAD INK YOUR DOO against fleee.
nee, moequitoa, ear and aarcaptlc
mange, canker ear and wood ticks.
It works or money refunded. Do
aa the great kennels do. Monarch
Seed and Feed Co. (
BACHELOR'S QUARTERS. 134 S. Ivy.
GLASS
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MEDFORD MILL WORK CO.
The Olasa Houaa
PHONE 4113
FOR SALE Bath tub; cupboard doors
ana drawers or venous siees; medi
cine cabinet: kitchen cabinet: light
futures, etc. John Holmer, Old
Stage Road, west of Genual Point.
WANTED Pasture for 35 head cattle.
pnona 3349.
KEEP -EM ROLLING Take your ear
to Dally for expert body work
Dally Auto Painting and Body
Shop. 39 South Bartlett.
LOST Hereford belter branded IH
Phone 2JS.
PADDED VAN MOV1NO SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. OREOON. CALIF.
BADS TRANSFER. DIAL 3828.
FOR SALE 6-room plastered house.
Hardwood floors, fireplace, glamrd
In porch and service porch. Trib
une Box 108.
FOR SALE Baby buggy, like new.
Mrs. Odell. Route I. Box 130.
Central Point. Old Stage Road.
WANTED Experienced woman for
pantry and pastry work. The
What-Not.
WANTED Experienced green chain
puller, fillers and buckera. Apply
at office Medford Corporation on
No. Riverside.
CANTONMENT WORKERS
Before leaving aee our display of
Mvrtlewood souvenirs made In Med
ford at so E. Jackaon.
FOR SALE Potatoes lyj to 84 cent
per lb. Bring container, n, miles
N. W. C.-ntral Point. P. D. Lonand.
Mfhts Oillv :4.t-:0 2je Inc. tax
Kiddles 11c Inc. tax
8-YEAR-OLD SADDLE MARE, well
broken, galted. sound, dark brown.
C. E. Walden, Ashland, Walker Ave.
SUBURBAN 3-bedroom almost new ,
home. Oak floors, fireplace, large
rooms. It, acrea Irrigated. Oarace, I
fruit. Close In. Owner called Into '
service. S3 BOO, terms. Elmer Her
ri ed. Dial 8387 or 4860.
WANTED Sherp pasture stubble al- ,
falfa or ladlno and rve grafs. V.
O. Phlllppl, P. O. Box 463, Medford. i
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WANTED Driver and helpers. Med
ford Fuel Co.
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