MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1942.
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VETERANS 0F91ST
IN COAST STATES
TO ATTEND RITES
Activation Ceremony at
Camp , White, Saturday
Groups From Distance.
Governors of three Pacific
Coast states have been urged to
give time off to all state em
ployees who fought with the
91st Division in World War I
that they may attend and be
honor guests at the reactivation
ceremonies of the famous fight
ing division, here, Saturday.
Letters were sent Governors
Sprague of Oregon, Langlie of
Washington, and Olson of Cali
fornia, pointing out the occasion
to be a "great day" in the lives
of men who gave the division
its great traditions.
Coming In Groups
Response to invitation sent
91st .veterans indicate that the
three coastal states wil be rep
resented by "state" delegations.
A large group is coming from
San Francisco, another from
Seattle, while 91st veterans at
Portland are planning a special
coach to bring them here by rail.
Citizens of Southern Oregon
cities and towns have indicated
they will come here in delega
tions. Several communities are
planning to close their business
houses so that employes and em
ployers alike may witness the
re-birth of the Wild West Divi
sion, whose new commanding of
ficer, Major General C. H. Ger-
hardt, has pledged it to be the
greatest the U. S. has ever
T
IN LONDON TRIAL
Somewhere In Britain, Aug.
13. (JP) The first United
States army general court mar
tial in Britain today acquitted
Private Travis P. Hammond, 25
of charges of rape.
Hammond, whose home is in
Keltys, Tex., was accused of
raping a 16-year-old English
shopgirl who said she met him
at a YMCA canteen and accom
panicd him and another couple
to several pubs and then to an
air raid shelter.
The 11-man court deliberated
two hours before reaching a ver
dict. The trial lasted four days.
Hammond was not released
Immediately. The court said
only that he would not be freed
"at this time."
FLOOD CONTROL
- Sacramento, Calif., Aug. 13.
(VP) U. S. army engineers an
nounced today work is being
started on a flood control pro
ject in the Marysville area. The
contract involves movement of
about 500,000 tons of earth to
raise and widen the levees pro
tecting the city of Marysville
from Yuba river floods, at a cost
of about $250,000.
India has a population of
S89.000.000 in an area about
half the size of the United
States.
Craterian Star
"He Man" Victor Mature stars
with Betty Grable and John
Payne in "Footlight Serenade,"
entertaining capacity crowds at
the Craterian Theatre through
Saturday night.
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ACE RIDERS SIGN
FOR RODEO HERE
COMING WEEKEND
1942 BETSY ROS S Joan Leslie, him sUr, displays the
United Nations flr she deslsned, with fields of red. white, blue
end irten. From the top of the staff ripple streamer! of varied
colors wmbollilni (he I'nlled Nations.
Ray Milland in Sunday Comedy
Ray Milland finds himself in
the middle of a hilarious dom
estic feud in "Are Husbands
Necessary?", uproarious comedy
sensation coming to the Crater
ian Theatre Sunday for a three
day run. Patricia Morison and
Betty Field star opposite Mil-
land.
In Holly Drama
JEEP KILLS SOLDIER
Spokane, Wash., Aug. 13 (IP)
Sergt. John E. McDonald, 24
of Milwaukee, was fatally in
jured when an army scout car,
jeep, ne was driving over
turned, it was announced today
by the Fort Press relations of
ficer.
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
Mack Barbour of Klamath
Falls, owner of the bucking
horses and Brahma bulls which
will appear in the big rodeo and
horse show at the fairgrounds
park Saturday and Sunday
nights at 8:30 o'clock, arrived in
Medford yesterday and reported
that a number of ace cowboys
were already here and preparing
to enter the events scheduled.
Barbour said that, because
this is one of the few rodeos to
be staged on the coast this year.
glittering array of riders
would participate on the " pro
gram and seek the many cash
prizes being offered. The Bar
bour stock was to arrive here
today. Barbour will be at the
Hotel Allen Friday and at the
fairgrounds park Saturday to re
ceive entries for the rodeo.
Sponsored by the Jackson
County Sheriff's Posse, the ro
deo and horse-show is being held
in connection with the activa
tion day celebration of the 91st
Infantry Division. Those in
charge say the exhibition of
horses will be the finest ever
seen in Jackson county.
Special attention has been
given the stock horse class.
which is open to everybody.
Prizes for this .class are $25 for
'irst, $15 for second and $10 for
third, and those desiring to en
ter may do so at the fairgrounds
park at 10 a. m. Saturday.
Also open to all riders are the
pleasure and family horse
classes, and entrants need only
be in the saddle Saturday night.
it was announced.
Major General Charles H
Gerhardt, commander of the
91st division, who will ride in
the jumping horse class has an
nounced that the 91st cavalry
team has been drilling all week
in preparation for the maneuv
ers it will stage both nights of
the show.
A parade through the down
town section of Medford will be
held Saturday night, starting at
seven o'clock. Everybody with
a horse is Invited to ride in the
parade, and will be admitted
free to the arena at the fair
grounds park.
VETOES PROMOTIONS
Washington, Aug. 13 (IP)
President Roosevelt vetoed
bill today to authorize tempo
rary appointment or advance
ment of commissioned officers of
the coast guard and geodetic
survey in time of war or na
tional emergency.
Marriage Liconits
Harold Lawrence Yowell and
Jessie Yvonne Ferguson.
Victor William Killick and
Leona Bailey Dolose.
George Blakley Harlan and
Almeda Margueretta Griffith.
Gilbert Horace Tupper and
Ellen Geneva Peterson.
Marble Ray Phillips and Ethel
May Esters.
John Franklin Sullivan and
Martha Frances Ruth Bridge-
man.
Divorces Filed
Victor S. Medcalf vs. Char
lotte Medcalf.
Bernice Nutter vs. Earl D.
Nutter.
Geneva E. Westfall vs. Har-
land A. Westfall.
Anna N. Barnes vs. Earl B.
Barnes.
Lila Carol Salo vs. Roy Albert
Salo.
Deril
Kella A. Beagle to Jamte M. Fire
stone, warranty deed.
Chaa. P. Rredrr to United States
or America, qultrlalm deed.
Jackson County Federal Savings
and Loan Association to Dale R.
Flowers, warranty deed.
Reuben R. Ouches to Olen W.
Ouchea, quitclaim deed.
R. R. Ouchra to Olen W. Ouchea.
quitclaim deed.
C. E. Lolttus to Joseph B Rush.
warranty deed.
J. E. Chamberlain to Ouy W. Evans.
warranty de?d.
Angus L. Bowmer to Bertha Smith,
deed.
Jackson County to Evelyn Farrelly.
quttclalm deed.
Etui Coleman to California Oregon
Power Company, right of way.
Jackson County to M. R. Magneaa,
tax deed.
Lloyd I. Taylor to Myrtle E- Bran
son), quitclaim deed.
W. A. Ooldln to Ralph L. Lantz.
warranty deed.
Wm. Perry to Merlyn Perry and
Oladya Ray, warranty deed.
Jackson county to Wm. H. Fluhrer.
tax deed.
Jackson Count to Bertha A. Smith,
tax deed.
Jackson County to Waldo P. Nye,
deed.
W. O. Sander to Charles H. Dels
man, quitclaim deed.
Kenneth B. Well to Ashland Lum
ber Company, warranty deed.
City National Bank of Clinton,
Iowa, to R. H. Oandee. apeelal war
ranty deed.
R. H. Oandea to Arthur K. Gregory,
deed.
R. R. Oandee to Ralph L. Cook,
deed.
Jackson County Federal SaTlnsa
and Loan Aasocl tlon to P. P. Faw
cett, warranty deed.
Addle Zwald and Dora Lane to
Elisabeth Ferguaon. warranty deed.
Oeorge Potter to Robert Arlon
Skinner, warranty deed.
Jess Medarla to Arthur Kenneth
Owena and Mattland Stewart Blden.
warranty deed.
Nicholas W. Uale to Klaus SWTera,
warranty deed.
Thomas L. Taylor to State Highway
Commission, warranty deed.
Noel W. Heard to Maude Prldeger,
warranty deed.
Cyril L Houlihan to Cheater L.
Whitney, warranty deed.
Fred W. Nelson to California Ore
gon Power Company, right of way.
Wm. M. Brkrgs to Allen O. McQea,
guardian of the estate of W. R. Davis,
warranty deed.
Josephine M. Cowlea to Theodore
Raybum. agreement of sale.
Raymond R. Ouchea to Henry Hu
kill, warranty deed.
Vernon R. Ouchea to Henry Huklll,
quitclaim deed.
Wade Crawford to Phillip Williams,
agreement of aale.
Alfred T. Morris to Thomas Bjom
aen. quitclaim deed.
s. D. Begley to California Oregon
Power Company, easement.
W. A. Ooldwln to Harry S. White
head, warranty deed.
Jackson County to K. D. oarman.
tax deed.
Jackson County to Irene Wisdom,
tax deed.
Jackson County to Elmer Branam,
tax deed.
Jackson county to F. J. Huber, tax
deed.
Jackson County to City of Medford,
tax deed.
Jackson County to Mary E. Dirter
brandt. tax deed.
Jackaon County to Timber Prod
uct Company, tax deed.
Jackson County to Virgil Bradley,
quitclaim deed.
Jackson County to Tom Lovell,
deed.
Jackson County to A. T. Lundgren.
deed.
City of Medford to Katharine Earl,
warranty deed.
Herbert O. Orey to D. K. Millard,
warranty deed.
Charlea O. Hover to E. A. Block
linger, warranty deed.
R. E. Carley to Laurence Richard
Pardee, agreement of aale.
C. E. Halt to Maude Athanaa, war
ranty deed.
Ralph N. Wilson to E. C. Taylor,
warranty deed.
Jesse B. Bynum to State Highway
Commission, warranty deed.
Charlea Spiegel to State Highway
Commission. warTanty deed.
Louise Patnode to Archie F. Flow
era, warranty deed.
Amanda Borbon to Peter P, Borbon.
warranty deed.
M. M. Tucker to Alfred E. Johnson,
warranty deed.
Corporation Commissioner Lloyd R.
Smith to Carl D. Oarman. Receiver's
Deed.
Pearl Vroman WlUlama to M.
Case, deed.
W. B. Brill to Lucille M. Brill,
warranty deed.
H. R. Nixon to Thomaa A. Hum
phreys and A. R- Helm, warranty
deed.
Sheriff Syd I. Brown to Delia F.
Croteau. sheriffs deed on foreclosure.
Newell I. Whetstone to J. L. Casey,
warranty deed.
WOMEN GROOM ENGINES
La Grande, Ore., Aug. 13
(P) Even the men's status In
railroad roundhouses was being
threatened today. Union Pacific
officials said 11 women already
were at such work as washing
tanks and cleaning locomotives
with more expected to be added
.oon.
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Glenn Ford and Evelyn Keyes
provide sky thrills in "Flight
Lieutenant," which plays
through Saturday night at the
Holly Theatre. Pot O'Brien also
stars with the young players.
"Call of the Canyon," star
ring Gene Autry and Smiley
Burnette, plays as the added
Western.
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Big Y Super Market
Change in Store Hours
STARTING AUGUST 17th
We Will Go Back To Our
Regular Hours
Monday to Friday, 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
Saturday, 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m.
DULIENS-35 N. Bartlett
(Former!? Hansen's)
LAMPORT SPORTING GOODS
HUBBARD-WRAY
HUBBARD BROS., INC.
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OUR WELCOME
TO THE NEW
91st
Division
CAMP WHITE
Two Big Nights o Aug. 15-16
The Jackson County Sheriffs Posse Presents
Enter Your Favorite Horse
in one of the Following
Classes. Open to All:
O Stock Horse Class
O Pleasure Horse Class
O Family Class
(2 or mora members of the seme family.)
All Hors Shew Entries Must Malta
Arrangements at the Fairgrounds, at 7
o'Clock Saturday Afternoon.
CASH PRIZES
Thrills! Spills!
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Greatest Exhibition
of Fine Horses in
Jackson County s
History Don't
Miss It! .
tie. SATURDAY
is $11
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