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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1931)
f X Fi THTtEH o WHEN OLD AUTO L A result of an ncciuVnt yester day lo the car of J. Moiih-y, li yeai'flld hi;;h school youth, the latter was fortunate to escape In jury op death ami tmly suffer the) KUHpensinn of his driving license I for three months, when tried in j the city court for drivins on Laurel street at excessive speed. lie was going so fast in an old flivver that when a rear wheel cam off this side of KiKhth street the disabled car with axle di-ag-Rinfr on tho pavement proceeded on northward across West Main street to the head of the alley west of the Methodist church, South, before it came to a stop, a distance of 300 paces. Medley then departed leaving tho car there, but a citizen who had witnessed the accident, phoned the police and City Traffic Officer Prescott traced Medley's Identity from the car number and arrested him for driving in a careless and heedless manner. , 4 CJerman oil imports set a new record in 1930, a total of 21.535, OOO barrels of mineral oils being imported in the first 10 months. ONLY ONE COFFEE IS ROASTED UNDER SCIENTIFIC CONTROL Hills Bros. Use Radically Dif t ferent, Patented Process to Develop Finer Flavor The housewife who cooks food in small quantities to insure perfect results will instantly recognize the ( value of Hills Bros patented, con- i tinuous process Controlled Roast ing as a means to develop tho utmost flavor in coffee. I Instead of the rare blend of line coffees being roasted in bulk, which is the ordinary method, only a few pounds at a time are roasted. These Bmall quantities pass con tinuously through the "Controlled Roasters" in which heat and speed of operation are automatically j controlled. Because of this accurate control 1 of the flow of coffee and the heat, I every berry of the blend is roasted evenly. None are overdone none i tire under-roasted. This uniformity is demonstrated in the cup of coffee eventually made. It has a flavor other coffees cannot equal because they are not roasted the same way. Hills Bros. Coffee is sold every where by grocers. It comes to you perfectly fresh because it iii packed in vacuum. This process extracts 'Airs' which--destroys the flavor of coffee, from the can and keeps it out. Ordinary cans, even if air tight, do not keep coffee fresh. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and look for the Arab the trade-mark on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., San .Francisco, California. Oiwi LAST TIMES T0NITEI SPARKLING COMEDY "ONCE A GENTLEMAN" With Edward Everett Horton Lois Wilson Francis X. Bushman and All Star Cast! JL. Pathe News - Humanctte IJ . J Jungle Terror t; N & TONITE IS A SURPRISE, NOVELTY ; jjiKx, NITE FOR THE LADIES vJfii " The World Thrilled to "Beau Gesto" !') ... It will Never the Fiery with L0RETTA YOUNG RALPH FORGES IRENE RICH Popular Prleei Mat 10-35 Eve. . 25-50 i. AS CITY FEATURE The Lions club in weekly session i today at the Hotel Holland went! on record to Indorse steps taken ' by the lledfoi d Active club to .tue- a "process parade'' tho lat-l ter part of this month in connee- tion with the benInninK of con struction of Medford'a new hlf;h ' school on South Oakdale avenue. I The club was invited to cooperate in the parade by Kalph lialley. Active club leader. I If 4xnl.'iim.l ih.-v rntvi.Ui nni onlv will celebiatn tin mw -.n-1 struct. on but will aU mark a lo cal end to the hj-called business depression, which the speaker de clared was more mental than fin ancial. It 1 likely tho Lions club will enter a float in the parade. Plans for the Lion.s Valentino danee at the Oriental fJardens a week from next Friday niht were also disciuwed. One of the be.t orchestras in southern O rejoin has been engaged to furnish mu.slc. There will be special numbers dur ing the course of the evening. A feature of today's program wa.s the presence of l'rince. All P.endu. Hindu seer, personally managed by Heorge Olnen of the Holly theater. He answered (iilte a number of (mentions from club members and demonstrated his strange oriental powers with aid or a gazing crystal, enabling him to se( all and know a 11. Linns learned unite a bit about each other. Lions Hurry Hansen. It. 0. Mulholland and I!. C. Kardi'ng were in charge of the program. A letter of appreciation from .Mrs. Clyde Williamson was read, expressing thank for the baby shower tendered Lion Williamson laot week when club members pre synted him with ustfii. articles, honoring the recent new arrival in the Williamson family circle. Next week's program will present the high school debate team, coach ed by Ualph r.ailey, on the subject of chain stores. The four debaters are up on tho subject and Lions may expect spirited discussion. TRY BUTLER OPENLY, "WASHINGTON". Feb. 4. (JP) An open hearing uf the charges against Major-General Smedley Butler was demanded by Senator Heflin, democrat, Alabama, in the senate today "in the name of jus tice and fair play." Heflin rend to the senate a state ment published in the II Nuovo .Mpnd.o., uuti-faHcisl . paper, at . New York, declaring UutlerYi charge that Premie Mussolini of . Italy ran down a child without stopping, was true. fir eo ley, Colo., 4-H members ob tained large potato yields in dry farming areas this year, one get ting 25n bushels per aero. BEGINS Tomorrow! MIGHTY SEQUEL to "BEAU GESTE" Forget this Drama of Sahara Desert! ALSO i "Believo It Or Not" by Ripley Shakespeare Was Hlght" Novelty Act All In Color Vitaphone Act Graham McNamee In Unlverial Newt New Trousered Skirts For Daytime Spring Wear Seen At Paris Clothing Display Ity Adelaide Kt-r. PA P. IS. Feb. 4. 'A') Trousered j skirts for dnyttme wear were in -j troduced b Paris couturiers to-! day as a spring style innovation.) The designs w.-ie so full that the; biiunated cut was revealed only; when the wearer walked. ' Among the models were blue' linen suits for street wear and, black satin ensembles for formal afternoon functions, both designed: with full trousered skirts and hip j length jackets. Virtually all the trousered -models were made with a wide panel in the middle of thej back falling the length of the; .kirt and concealing the hifur-j cated cut. The new skirts are! 10 inches above the ground. ! Cianlcn Club Will See Slides of lEoari Scenes , Pictures taken by Airs. I.owtonj on her trip throui;.. the wvt last I summer will be .presented in slides' at the meeting of the Medford Oar- i den villi! at the Jlotel Medfnrif j Thursday evening. 'Phe pictures show how billboards and other signs destroy the beauty of road- j side scenery. The subject is oft special i merest at the present time at the leu islat ure is considering a biii regarding the placement of, such signs. ) Management of the children's i garden contest will a1o be dis cussed and Mrs. Mabel Mack, home demonstration agent, plans to meet wil the club for this purpose. The meet ing will open at 7:30 o'clock. Dictriclis I'nterlaill At IHmirt Sunday Mr. and Mrs. II. former residents of II. Dietrich, Medford, en- tertained at their Cirnnus Pass home Sunday with a picnic dinner for a group of friends, (iuosts' were Air. and Airs. ISber Weed. Air. and Mrs. K. O. Whiteside and son lloyd of Aledford, Air. and Airs. W. W. Gregory of the Prater Lake high way; Air. and Airs. Leroy .Smith of Jacksonville, Airs. Harlan Cantrall of Iiuch. Air. and Airs. D. 1. Davis and Aliss Vera Davis of Grants Pasw. 44 All Graduate Nurses Invited to BaiMiuet Through the story in yesterday's paper a wrong impression of the banquet and theater party to be given tomorrow evening for grad uate nurses of Medford was con veyed to .several persona. Tho ban quet at the Hotel Aledford and the theater party at the Holly, which will follow, a i e planned for all graduate nurses and a cordial in vitation is extended all of them. A large attendance is anticipated and graduate nuivcs are asked to call Airs. Larry Schnde. phone 0 15-ft, this evening for reservations. 44 Mrs. Chapman Kclurn.s I-'rntii Sokane Airs. Ala ltd Chapman, president of the local Business anil ProfoH- sional Women's club, returned last evening from Spokane, Wash., where she has been visiting and transacting business for the past two weeks. While in the northern city she was guest of her aunt and j her mother. Airs. Julia (i. Kimball,) of this city, who is spending the j winter with her sister in Spokane. Valentine Bridge Tea j Planned by Guild At a meeting of St. Mark's Altar i Guild, held at the home of Airs. Porter J. Neff, on Alonday evening j plans were completed for the I "Valentine Bridge Tea" to be given I at the pa rish house on Ka tu rda y afternoon. Feb. Hth! The public is cordially invited to attend. Feel Safe always Specify Kotex when you buy sanitary pads HOURS at the opera,' hours in business, hours out-of-doors always the feeling of perfect freedom when Kotcx is your sani tary protection. Kotex is shaped to fit under any sort of gown. It is highly absorbent (5 times more by test than surgical cotton). It is guaranteed to give more protection, longer protection than any other sanitary pad. Kotcx dcoJorizes. It is soft not merely a surface softness but a delicate, Listing softness. It is ad justable, because of the layer con struction of its absorbent fijlr, so The couturiers varied the trou sered evening designs by placing pajamas und httfon or satin skirts. There wen Hack satin iluMi- evening frocks with skirts ed to the knee en each side, re vealing white satin pajamas un derneath and white chiffon dinner gowns the full skirts of which fed' over silver la mo pajamas. Both daytime- and vening fash ions were displayed with interest ing new gadgets. Quilted shim mering lame coats of knee length, cut with kimonu sleeves, were introduced and satin and beadod chiffon were exhibited as wraps for tho more, informal evening parties. ' Klvmnis Dancing Club Party Is Tonight The first of the series of five dances planned for the spring sea son by the Kiwanis dancing club will be held this evening in the St. Alarks Guild hall. Tho club has about Hfi members, who will be present with their ladies to en joy the evening. Dade Terrott in chairman of tho committee ar ranging the affair. Other members are Win. Warner, Carl Glasgow and C. O. Lnrisun. Alusic for the party will bo fur nished' by Reginald Kiier's Imper ial orchestra. Ivocal Alusic ot'i"H An(iciiate 0H-ni. Plans are being made by many mush- minded "residents to attend the appearance of the Chicago Civic Opera company in Portland next month. Tho Southern Pa cific plans to announce special rates from this city to Portland for the opera season. The firnt opera will be pre sented in the auditorium March 12. The program includes some of the world's greatest master pieces in music, as well as a oast of singers superior to any group visiting the Pacific northwest 4 Crl Party Planned By Guild for Friday The ladles of St. Mark's Guild will Hponsor another card party Friday In the Guild hall. These pa r ties have become so popular with members of local society that a largo attendance is anticipated. Tho committee In charge of the arrangements is composed of Aim G. 'It. Satchwell, chairman; Ales dames Kabrlck, Heimer, Hamilton Wilson and Htennett. One mom card party preceding Lent will be held February Ifi. Party Planned lor February lit. A'. W. C. A. Aliss Dorothy Alitchell, secretary at the local Y. W. C. A., is continu ing with plan for a party to be held at the Y. V. C. A. Friday. February 1 3th. The party will be In the form of a get-together for all young girls of tho city. Making Plans Today For Ceremonial Airs. chnn. T. Sweeney, retiring quof n of Zuleima temple. Daugh ters or the Nile, and Airs. II. AIcGownn are spending this after noon in Ashland completing pluns for tho ceremonial to be held there tomorrow to greet the supreme q u co n . who wi 1 1 be a guest from Chicago. Airs. Sweeney returned this morning from Portland, where sho attended tho ceremonial and other lodKe functions held the first of tho week. SENATE CONFIRMS TWO TO POWER COMMISSION WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 (P) The nennto today confirmed two and rr-Jneli.'d onp of the tiomlna tionH to flip power rcmmiHHion over which it Iiuh engaged in u de pute witli I'rraident Hoover. Klr.st, tho Hcntite rejected Chair man Smith by 40 lo 33. Then It confirmed Commissioners Oarsnnd, 3!i to 3r,, iiii.l Dinner. M lo :tn. that you can change its size to suir your changing needs. may (and this is important ) be u orn on either side with equal efficiency. It is disposable, easily, quickly one very important reason for pre ferring this modern sanitary pro tection. Kotex Company, Chicago, 111. Korex 1 rr the new Kotei Suitary Bell r4'"- J CRATBRIAN PLANS CHILD WELFARE AGTIVIANS CLUB " j hksmvsa i iwct; uring HEftRING I'tlcle Jack of the ('old "lond; Savings cluh announces that ar- J rant;, moms have been completed j with tho Fox Craterian theatre to entertain children of Medford and the ltOKuo ltivor valley at a spec ial tJold Hund Craterian Thrift ma time Saturday afternoon, Feb ruary V. All children are cordially in vifd to attend the special attrac tion and the regular afternoon matinee that will follow Immedi ately after tho club meeting and stage entertainment, without extra chart; e. All field Hond members who present their membership cards at the box office will bo admitted at the following special rates for tJold Headers: .Members under 1 yettrs old. Go; over 1 2 years old, 10c, All other children will be charged the regular matinee prices of 1 0 and 25c respectively. The Hpccial matineo Is beiuK held in honor of Henjamin Frank lin, whoso birthday was honored January 1?. Henjamin Franklin is recognized as one of the first thrift advocates in America. In addition to the Cold l'.ond club meeting and stage entertainment, there will bo speakers on thrift, ami the life of Franklin. The feature picture to be shown at tho Craterian will be of great Interest to every red-blooded boy and Kill, as it is nponsored by United States historical societies. Another "Mig Trail," even more vivid in frontier color and laden with historical value, this ple ture depicts the days of lanlel Itootie, and the early settlers of old Kentucky. In their historical trek across tho mountains in 1 7 7 a. "Tho fJreat Meadow" Is histori cally correct, and will thrill every one who witnesses the hardships, Indian fights and privations these early settlers of our eastern shores underwent to push on west. There s the greatest number of pre-Kevolutlonary flint lock rifles ever assembled in one group since tho Revolutionary war. in this greatest of nil historical features. Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune-Virgin Button) . 4 1- - Wednesday I'. M. G to (1 Peoples F.loctrli-; i Clinmhcr of ComnW'ioo; ' new and markcU by Mull fy" Trlhuno II to 7 KMED prnspntnllon 7 to 8 I-ot's Oct ABMOclntiKl News Digest; .Murray nnd Harris UUC 8 to 9 Loiib Bench Mtlnlel 4- pnl Ilnnri; Album of F.nnll lar I'aces UC 9 to 10 Dancing Strlnfis; 4 Lund of Dreams UI3C 4 Tliiii-Mlay A. St 7:55 to 8 meakfnst broad- J cast 'of news by Mall Trih 4 uno 4" 8 to 9 KM RD presentation 4" U to 10 friendship Circle; 4" Domestic Scienco id to 11 West Hldo Pliur- macy; (iolil Seal; Htylc 4" . Oosslp 4- 1 1 to 1 2 Pipe Organ concert 4" Jordan Electric 4- P. M. 12 to 1 Heaths Drupr store; 4" Ivy Street Marltet; News 4 Flashes by Mall Trlbuno 1 to 2 Mann's Dept. store; Popular Recordings; Scion- 4 4" tirtc Laboratories 2 to 2:10 Happiness Train P. M. 4:15 to 5 Kiddies Period; 4" Cecil nnd Sally 4" 5 lo B Kockdell: News nnd markets by Mail Trlbuno 6 to 7 Jackson Co. Itldg and 4" 4 Lonn Assn.; Wurts lllfls 4" 7 to 8 It's Ciet Associated; 4" News Digest; Musical Nov- 4" cities L'HC 4" 8 to 9 Kiiglisli fiohson or- chestra: CrystiU and tho 4" Press UHO 4" 9 to 10 Musical Contrast; Jimmy lilttlcks orchestra 4" UUC 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. Coca Cola pro gram NUC. service to KtIO, Kllg. KOMO, KUW, KTI. KFSD. 8:00 to 8:15 p.m. Amos 'n' Andy NHC servlro to K'SO. Klly, KOMO. HOW, KIX'A. KFHD. 8:15 to 9:15 m. Camel Pleas ure. Hour NUC service to KUU, KHQ. KOMO, KC.W, KKl'A, KKSD, KTAH. 9:15 to 9:45 p.m. NIIC Drama Hour NIIC servlco to K'i(l. KOMO. KOW, KSl 9:45 to 10:S0 p.m. Modern Melo dists NHC servlro to KtiO. KOMO, KCiW, KSI,. 9:15 to 10:n p.m. Modern Melo. dlsts NIIC service to KC,(, Krnv, KjoA 10:00 to 10:Sn p.m. 10:30 to 1t:00 p.m. Pacific No mads NP.C service to KOO. 11:00 to 12:00 p.m. Dance tr cheftru nik; service to K'lo. KOW, KKI. Illy V. U. Limlsny purchased half Interest In Illy Ment & tee. Morket from C. H. ltr.inch nnd modern grocery department will he uddtd to business. Welfare Commission Flayed By Portland Woman As Attempting Set Up Politi-j cal Machine. 1 SAI.KM, Feb. I. I1V - Hostili ties brnke out between the state chilil welfare commission and the ( iregou ehiUl cuing federation when representatives nf tho two organizations uppe.i red In 'for t lie Ways and means eummitloe last night. The latter charged the cum mission with interfering with the operation of t he stale-aidi-il child earing institutions in and j about Portland. After Ksies Snedeeor, Mrs. H ir- ry L. Corhctt and lr. J . I Ins-! enfold, all of Portland, had pre sented the commission's case, ask ing; the ways ami means commit tee fm a $:t."i,Virt appropriation. Mra. Alexander T h o m p s o n "I' Portland, ex-member of tho legis lature, took t he flour and scored the commission. She said it could opt'iate easily on half i he appro priation asked, a nil t bat "it is just a matter of curbing an cfl.ut to make a great big political ma chine out of the child welfare commission." Mrs. Thompson assn iled the commission for employing an ex ecutive .secretary from outside the state at a .salary of JltUt.lii! a month, while her predecessor had received only $L'tfi) a month. ltoscoe p. Hurst, Port la ml at torney and member of the di rectorate of all the state-aided In stitutions pointing to a woman in the audience, naid : "There is a lady from one of the institu tions who has the actual care of the babies, and hc is paid $1" a month. At the same lime the executive secretary of Iho commis sion sits in an office in the Ore gon building at $:tlti.iii a month and tells her how to care for babies." Myrtle Point New assembly of find Church formally dedicated. 'Yc 1 Mm W M'r' I 4- f ou must keep "What type do I most admire?" asks Lew Ayres. " Tne type doesn't matter much if she has that radiant charm I can't resist youth. "The lovely stars know how vital youth I.I.W AYRF..H lJoltMl t ar is, and how to keep itl Every woman should learn their complexion secret." Indeed the actresses seem to have no birthdays to be always young, delight- Lux Toilet Soap. .10 o The caress of dollar-a-cake French soap Active club was held Tuesday e the Hotel Holland, and W:. iniifr at i pin-fly of business miture, pl.iiit Imihl; lna do for .1 big cel. bi at ion to In held in t he ncir tut lire. Those present were entertained by the "Hon." l.ee Itishop who itfter sev eral fluke a Item pis lo brim; die enter; a i lid's in, presented sevei a) skits which were veiy original. i-itors at the meeting itn-hided : Justin Smith, W. I:. Johnston. Jr.,; and Have Wilcox. The next meet-! ing will ho held m-xt Tuesday at a i noon luncheon at I he llui-l J lol- , land I BABY Weekly meeting of the r HAS COLIC COI.IC enmos suddenly. Your first intimation lliat r-nnii'tliiiiK is wrong may be ;i warniiif; cry in tin- nielli. It you have a bottle of Castoria handy you nirdn't worry, for a lit lie of this pure vegetable remedy will soon have baby his happy self again ; let him go back to sleep. Castoria is always the sensible tiling to give an ailing child. When a ehild is restless, fretful, with coaled tongue, bad breath and lack of appetite, it is a mother's standby. Most mothers give Castoria an important place in their homes. Ready for sour stomach, constipation, or upset. Whei. buying Hetchcr's Castoria always look f'- Chas. II. Fletcher's signature on the wrapper. This identities the genuine product. W S5 keeooutk! warns LewAyres . . attacks COLDS .-,'if.. x ".ir . iVMni. loutJ "mir??1'1"'''111 ful, appealing, no matter how long their list of successes. "A flawless skin a the secret," they will tell you. Guard complexion beauty as 9 out of 10 lovely screen stars do They use Lux Toilet Soap! At their re quest, this fragrant, very white soap is found in theaters everywhere is official in all film studios for countless Holly wood, Broadway, European stars. Buy some Lux Toilet Soap today! o Q
