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LOCAL and PERSONAL! To Repair Roof C. N. Ripper ger, 511 Haven St., applied at the office of the city building super intendent Friday for a permit to repair the roof of a residence. . On Vacation City Superin tendent and Mrs. Frank Rogers, Sr., GeBauer Apts., left Medford Friday morning for Seattle where they will spend 10 days on a vacation trip. S. C. MITCHELL Member James N. Taft tc Associates. 611 Lumber men's Bldg., Portland. "Serving the Hard of Hearing Since 1934 HOTEL BEDFORD - MEDFORD, OREGON Mm. AHO TUES. .' OCTOBER 22 and 23 1 to 8 P.M. 23 year of electronic experience ire behind Beltone, the electronic hearing id of watch-like precision and highest quality. Enjoy remarkably life-like tone with far greater wearing comfort. You wear only ONE compact unit, including earpiece and cord! Fully guaranteed. S. C. MITCHELL 214 Miner Bldg, Eugene, Oregon Wllt S r. ANO AMIftS I I I Mmw t4 Hit lMtl Due to the great demand for the New Beltone Mono-pac we have a number of good used instru ments at bargain prices. now th, sr m .k IT,-, T-sT'f V, n .i3i..t. and SEVEN DAYS ASHORE with WALLY BROWN GORDON OLIVER POISON OAK? Try a bottle of ZEMACOL Vou nusl be lansllurt or rur money eh.erfull refunded Gel bortie to d.v UKSrF.RN rilKIFT PTM ,vott MS1- H WANTED PICKERS 0 SORTERS O WAREHOUSEMEN Apply Anytime at i.i Money Taken Charles Leh man, Jackson hotel, reported to city police Friday that an ad dress book containing 10 20-dol-lar bills had been taken from his clothing or room. Tools Stolen James E. Bis hop, 344 N. Bartlett St., reported to city police Saturday that a steel Stanley level, 30 inches long, a hand ax and a wrecking bar, had been stolen from his car at his home. On Bail Released on $10 bail Friday was Guy Walton Money, ham, 33, who was arrested at a local cafe on a charge of dis orderly conduct. James Dean, 39, was lodged in city jail on a charge of drunkeness after his arrest in a cafe. Horse Lost W. T. Randall, Rt. 1, box 118, reported to city police Friday that, an 1100-pound black horse with white star on his forehead hsd strayed from the Randall home. Mrs. Hugh McGinty reported Friday that a brown colored team of mules had strayed from the McGinty ranch west of Jacksonville. Bicycle, Hit Slight damage was done to a bicycle ridden by Wesley Wallace, 718 Palm St., Thursday morning when it col lided with a 1936 Chevrolet se dan operated by Martin G. Paul- n i r t 1 a f : 1 1 : koii, oil vy . o uun.Mjn. n meu tttu dent report states that Paulson was driving out of a service sta tion on West 6th St. ... Tire Returned A TJ. S. Royal 6 ply tire, 17 by 6.00, taken off a 1933 Graham sedan owned by Roy D. Green, Rt. 1, box 513, was later returned to the owner, according to a report filed with city police. The tire was taken between 7 and 8:30 p. m. Friday as the car stood before a tavern on N. Front street. On Leave William G. Gaines, aviation ordnance mate third class, and friend, Herman Bar ton, who holds a similar rating, are in Medford on a 10-day leave, visiting Gaines' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gaines, 119 Portland avenue. The navy men are subject to 24 hours notice, to be snipped to the South Pa cific Spencer Discharged William Spencer, formerly a master ser geant with five and a half years service in the air corps, arrived in Medford Friday after receiv ing an honorable discharge at Fort Lewis. His wife and daugh ter came from Oakland, Calif., to meet him here, and they are visiting Mr. Spencer's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Lar son, 303 N. Holly St. . On Staff pfc. Stanley Kunz man, now stationed in Practa- tree, Czechoslovakia, is writing ! sports for the newspaper of the I 94th division, "The Attack," a recent letter from the service man to his mother, Mrs. Bernice Kunzman, 607 West Eighth street, stated. Pfc. Kunzman has been overseas a year, having participated in the German in vasion. He will be remembered as a former football player for Medford high school. e Hunting Convict City police ana me jacKson county sheriff s office have been asked by the sheriff of Flat Head cnunrv. Mm. tona, to be on the lookout for j (-imora uaugnerty, alias Edward i Benner, who escaped from the ; jail in Montana, Oct. 15. The fugitive is listed as 39 years j old, five feet, nine Inches tall, 175 pounds, with dark hair nnri j eyes. The index finger on his ngnt nand is mutilated, and he has worked in construction work. Mums Show Today Open to tne general public from noon urv til 9 p. m. today will be a non competitive exhibit of chrysan themums at the Riverside USO auditorium, under auspices of the Medford Garden club. Speci mens to be entered in the dis- play should be taken to the cen ter properly marked, and con tainers will be furnished. Mem bers of the club are asked to bring arrangements in their own containers to be placed in the auditorium and lobby. ELP Guenther Discharged T'Sgt. Herbert H. Guenther was dis charged from the army air forces at Portland, Ore., last week after three years service during which time he was stationed for 31 months at the ferrying division base of Homestead, Fla., as a mess sergeant. In civilian life, he owned and operated a butcher shop in Medford. Guenther is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hwgo Guen ther, 613 S. Newton St. e Returned To Duty Bob Weis enburger, S 1c. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Weisenburger, has been returned to active duty with the navy at Pearl Harbor after his discharge from a navy hospital where he underwent seven weeks of treatment for a skin fungus disease contracted in the Pacific. A graduate of Medford high school with the class of 1944. Weisenburger has been overseas about three months. Discharged Among men hon orably discharged at the Fort Lewis, Wash.r separation center Friday were SSgt. Richard L. Simmons and Pfc. Orlando L. Sloggy of Ashland, and SSgt. Earl V. Allison of Jacksonville, according to a release from the center. Released by the navy at Bremerton, Wash., were Donald W. Lefler, painter, third class, and Paul M. Robinson, water ten der, first class, both of Grants Pass. Visit Parents Capt. Lewis Hedgpeth, with his wife, son and daughter, visited last week with the captain's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Hedgpeth of Blue Moon ranch, Central Point. Capt. Hedgpeth Is now on termi nal leave following his return Sept. 27 from two years overseas duty. The officer commanded a unit of combat engineers, super vising projects such as road re pair, building and portable steel bridges, foot and pontoon bridges, and other emplacements. He took part in battles in Nor mandy, Central Germany, Rhine land and Ardennes. Highway Accidents Vehicles operated by Hilliard C. Best, 134 S. Ivy street, and Allen G. Tuck er of Everett, Wash., were in col lision on highway 99, about 15 miles south of Canyonville in Dougras county, Wednesday morning, according to an acci dent report. Best was traveling north. Also on Wednesday, re port says, a 1938 Oldsmobile sedan driven by Helen Coon of Shady Cove and a wrecker oper CONTINUOUS TODAY 1:4S P. M. - k 'Lit 1 . . f 'l,VMrW VTI ...... '.JvKtk f ated by H. C. Kettles of Yreka, Calif., were involved in a mishap 15 miles south of Ashland. The Coon car was traveling north on highway 99. Auto Mishaps Approximately $25 damage was inflicted on a 1940 Ford pickup operated by Mrs. Fred Van Dyke of Ashland when it collided with a sedan driven by Roger Clement at 4:15 p. m. Friday, according to an accident report filed. Ronald Clark, 601 Park St., reports that his 1941 Pontiac was in collision on West Main St. Friday eve ning with a coupe operated by a Mr. Chew. James E. George, Rt. 4, box 199, and Paul W. Robert son, Rt. 2, box 83, drove sedans involved in a mishap about 8 j p. m. Thursday on N. Bartlett j St., another report states; and j Vehicles operated by P. W. Ger- hardt, 705 Palm St., and a Mrs. Roberts of Medford collided earl ier Thursday. Ruby Clark, 601 Park St., states that considerable damage was inflicted on her car when a 1939 Chevrolet coupe backed into the front of the vehicle as she was parked in front of Fluhrer's bakery Friday. The driver of the other car did not stop. Girl is Held On Bad Check Charge Grace Muse. 23 is being held in the county jail after her ar rest by city police Friday even ing, on a warrant charging obtaining mony under false pre tenses Complaints against the young woman state that she has written several spurious checks payable to various business firms In Medford. Mrs Muse reportedly came to' Medford about four years ago, and has been employed in fruit work until recently. SALVAGE DRIVES ENDED SAYS COMMITTEE HEAD Robert Duff, chairman of the Jackson County salvage commit tee, said today there will be no more salvage drives conducted by local committees. Duff said fats will continue to be salvaged but there will be no paper, tin or other salvage campaigns car ried on by the committees. Uie Mall rrloune Want Ad. MEDFGRD NEON GO. SIGNS and SERVICE Personally supervised by RALPH ELLIS 527 Putnam Phone 3276 n m tr . - run 1 r. - V " at Y J V LAFFS! MUSIC! GIRLS! DANNY ISA YE United Company To 'Spud In' Well Near Burns October1 29 J. H. Dawson, president of The United Company of Oregon, Inc., stated Saturday that drill ing of the company's first oil well, to be known as United Fay No. 1.' be commenced October 29. The public is Invited to at tend the spuddtng-in ceremony at noon on that date. The well is located twenty five miles southeast of Burns, near the Burns-Crane Highway, Mid persons Intending to spend the oay there should bring 'unches because of distance from nnv eating place. Coffee and refreshments will be served at the cook-house. The compr.ny's Oil Well Sup plv No. 5 rotary drilling rig. capable of drilling to 10.000 feet. Is one of the best drilling outfits thus far brought into Oregon. Mr. Dawson said. After studying reports of leading geologists the com pany decided that the structure, beint; one of five lying in Har vey County offers the best pros pects for bringing in a produc ing well, and geophysical tests of the structure indicate that this drilling location Is on or near the apex of the structure, according to Mr. Dawson. j Used Fishing Gear Cards, Hospital Need Used fishing tackle and playing ' cards are needed for men at the Camp White Naval hospital, ac cording to an announcement from the camp and hospital com mittee of the Red Cross chapter. Anyone having these articles and willing to donate them for the use of the navy men is asked to leave contributions at the USO, from where they will bo taken to the hospital by the Grey Ladies and the Motor corps. Closing time ror Claeslflad Ad. 8:30 m loo Late to Classify 13:13 p m E. J. PERRY Commercial and Residential Spray Painters Interior Decorators Serving Jackson County Dairies, Barns, Roofs, Ranches our Specialty Phone 3101 Medford TODAY! THRU. TUESDAY 4 A t V 4 V iL4 William Driscoll New Office Head At Eads Transfer William Driscoll of Portland has moved his family to Med ford to take over the position of office manager of Eads Transfer, according to Vernon Evans, one of the owners of the pioneer moving firm. Driscoll, who was formerly es sociated with a large transporta tion company, has a background of experience that will enable him to supervi c the l.ir j volume of office work resulting from Eads rapicily expand. uy long distance hauling business. The Driscolls have purchased a home at 109 South Orange. Phil Lay recently resigned as office manager of Eads to pur chase a transfer business in Grants Pass. DEGREE FOR IKE Oxford, Eng., Oct. 20 (UP.) Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower will be awarded an honorary doctor ate by Oxford university next Thursday, along with U. S. Am bassador John G. Winant, Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Mont gomery and Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder of tho RAF. RADIO REPAIR Repair all makes of Radio, also slow chargo battery charging. B. J. ALBRIGHT 216 Haven Phone 2517 Were Stomach Ulcer Pains Napoleon's Waterloo? The itrcat Nnpolfon who conquered nations was himself a victim or alter cattng pains. Those who ar dmrnnc d with ntnmach or ulrrr oaln, Indica tion, p.is pains, heartburn, bum tug sensation, bloat and other roniitioi rausrd by fxcrss arid should try idjta. net a zac nox or I'rtxa labifit Irom your drueeUt, First dose mint convince or return box to is ad tit OOI'Bl.E YOUR MONEY RACK. Western Thrift and drua stores every- where. Yur m wl k m aw TODAY W i V THRU TUE. fi vpv'-J'i n ii i ii i ".' " A' tin 'Q wi ST ' Sunday, Oct. 21, 1945 Campers take warning. A tiny spark left in a campflre can LET'S DANCE! A i jfA f if may Learn to Dance the Easy Way! VALENTINE'S CAFE Will serve the Jackson County 4-H Grand Champion Hereford Steer raised by MARILYN BOHNERT on Sunday, Oct. 2 1 Thii Steer Was Purchased from the Blue Moon Herd '.V; Vf'.vC'-S 'S i " a T r ' - TnrTi iSWiriiat mum mjp aj t -v. . 2 . . ' MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SEVEN cause untold loss of property and lives. ' show you how in just a few hours! Yes, and after few more hours you can be really ex- pert do tne latest numM. Samba, Walti or Fox Trot at if you'd always kept up with the new steps. Classes and Private Instructioni Phons Mr. Johnson 4E4C Merrick's Ballroom t JOii between 10 a. m. end 10 p. m.- j : r i Here's Oscar Wilde's exciting story of a man's sinister destiny I Driven by a mad urge ...he destroyed the women that he loved most! CONTINUOUS TODAY 1:45 P. M ON In BIRTH OF A STAR" iodec Orchard Co. .5 Latest Pictorial News 511 SO. FIR
