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1AGE TWO MEftFOrtft WAIL TKIBUKft; MEDFORD, OKEOOX, SUNDAY. JULY 19, 1931. Local and Personal hk Hot For "C'orA ) F&rmern trarwuelfnK mislncs In Medford yesterday announced that he weather U becoming ton hot fcor the corn because ot the luck of molture realized thin year. Hev eral fine crojw.are wild to show fllKnii of burning up, and will not Htund tunny more day Jlko yes terday. Mm. Plrkel "Lrovcir: Mrs. 15. H. Plckcl h'ft on the Shaati last evening for Ann Kran cisco. i Ilumn on Vacation Trip Mr. Ina Huffon and wni Dr rell, Ray and Roy. left lt '''t day on a week's auto trip north to Hcattle. and Victoria and Van couver, B. C. . DuninK thwlrib nence Carl ftlicelow will conduct the What Not confectionery and cafe, corner of Sixth and Ivy streets. Inn vr For liny lty Mih, I ,n net la Goudwyn and Mr, Coida lliiKtna will leave Mcdford today for .Kan Franc-toco, Berkeley and other California, cities, where they plan to npcml a week vacu tionlnK. . , i i I'nriiicrH Tufijiftm-t - Jl iid iich Charley Wilson and A. C, Wlkn -of Bams Valley, and.lleVsliaMlnrp er of Table ilock, worn In Med f o rd yet e nl ii y 1 ra n sac 1 1 n n nefin and buying Rrocerlcn. bul- dohn rUU JleM In Kant Word wan received hurt week at Klamath Fall, from Alton, lit., by Mrfl. 'George !l, Undtey and CJcortre p. Ulrlch of tho death of their father, John tjlrlch, which occur red Tuesday. Mr. Ulrlch was a veteran of tho Civil war and coin tnahder of the 1. A. 11. at Alton lit 'the time of hla death. He wnt '"6S years and four month old. Mr. tlfrlch Will he remembered by Vrlenda both In Klamath Falls and Med ford where ho made numerous Visits. - , VInIi the .leiinliiH nt Tiilent Leslie Hok'TS and two .lames and Donald of s K la math Falls, motored to Talent Thursday to vUil Mr. and Mm. Frank Jon- nl?iR. on-ln-Iaw and daughter of the late Kvan Hocem I tea men. in the Hawaiian iHtands, Mr. and Mrk .Teiinlnu'H will visit In Klam ath Falls, and will bo KiiCHts at the Kokts home. Mw, Jennings, formerly Molelto 1 tyoames, is well known throtiKhout southern Oi'o iron. ( 1a ft fur i'mter I dike Dorothy Huff of Haernmehto and Dorothy Itlehnrdmm of Dak land, were n in on k t hn.se w b o le ft jo n tho Crater Jnkc staRO yesterday for the national park. Boy HHtrti Ity Dog Curtis ityrd, small son of Mr id Mr. Willis Byrd of Hollvlow fa recovering after having been e ve'rely bitten four times by h ttemnbdr do, maklnc it nvves- feary for a doctor to dress th WOtltldB. In Grants 1hms Mr. and Mrs, Ted Chamben spent yesterday In Grants Pan, where Mr. Chamber attended to business matters. Mlnifim Buck Today Phil Hbnrpo, field manager at 4he Med ford airport. Is expected to return tiunduy from hi two weeks vn oat Ion. to resume his dut ies. Ken Williams has been net tng as field manager during Mr Sharpe' absence. family HlovcM to Foas Mrs. Bert -Wheatley, daughters, Jeona : and Lucille, and son Clarence, left Gold Hill last week for Foe, Or., Vhoro they will make their home. Wek-Wnrt nt Hoaotmrir Mrs. W. ). Ulake and dhtmhter nith. and son Carl. Visited friend" and Whitivcn t it use burg over the week-end. RnsfiNt Hughes Bark In City Henry Hughes of Ashland, nr tented ftt Kttgeno Friday, wns re turned hero 'Into yesterday nfter- hoon for questioning as a suspect In the' robberies tho first of last week of the Kast Hide Pharmacy and Piprgly "Whrirly store. lliiRhe. had no statement to make. He. wa returned toy MherifX Jennings. . AMcntled iHilHwtlmt Miss Alice Hunley, of tho Jack aonvlUs district, was among th? , local realdents) who worn at Cruter Ike last week attendliiK the ded (oailon of the tilnnott Memorial. , ftcdfnrd. i'lrV S'mv Job 1 Miss Helen Mnthhion of Med-' fxrd, has taken a position In the' Umpo.ua national Torent office at ' Roseburg, taking tho ptnee of Miss, Lucille OllbrciUh, of Kiddle, who M transferred from Roneburg to Albany a few week ago. "Kauilcs Ifrri VNr Nmniner ' j Mr. and Mm. C. K. Maude have, returned to their summer home 6n ihe Uogue river near Oold Hill, j Their home la In California but they ctpend their Summers here at 'their cabin overlook inn the Hon no. Hnlluny Men Iaiivo Harry Koiinberry of tbe Union Pacific railway, left Friday cvo nlnK by train for bis headiuarteis in Portland and It. D. Farrell, dis trict freight uud passenger agent for tho Wabash railway left tbe city Xor P.UKeno. lieliiriis Vom lt(mbiirg Jtulltb Hinlth, who fonrtorly re sided In Mcdford,. returned here Friday evening from Koseburg, whero ho had heen spending the pant two months. MoVefl lVfim MMKord Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heck and foil Alble, and Mrs. Hack's mother, Mm. Julia Colan. aro now maktnK (heir home 1n !ranlH Pas. They moved from Med ford recently and hnv taken an apart merit at Mrs. V. i. Deans On Kftsl H ndeet In Grants Pass. Knnvtiln Notith . . Among tho leaving by train Inst evening for Han Francisco wtis l.u.-lllo I,enox. ()fic-Aiiin(l Hike llldrr A one-armed bicycle rider, H. U Morse of Halem, vlitcd Crater j national park lat week, slowly pedaling his way up hills leading! to the rim, walking when thej Kiade became too steep. Ho related that he had left Halem two weeks aKO and had averaged 75 miles a day in visiting different actions of the state. PRE HISTORIC LOG Spending Today nt Irfike, Jack Uierma, Jack Walker nnd party are wpendinK the week-end at lako of the Woods, where i number of Mcdford people fire en joying fishing, swimming and boat ing. Three? Weeks Vacation Tour Mr. and Mns. H. O. Endern and Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto KCum accom panied by Gladys Apptega'e, and Vcllna Yost, will leave Ashland to day on a three weeks' trip to Chey enne. Wyo , where they - will at tend tho Frontier Days rodeo and trlrtt Glacial national park, Calgary. l,ake .Louise, Banff; and, yellow stone . national park. Mr. ChhjmI In Town J. W. Casad of Central Point wan among out-of-town people hore. Haturday attending to busi ness niaitors. Mrs, Hayes on Vaiwtlon i Masj, Velma, Smith Hayes of MannV department Atorc, is spend InR a month's vacation In Cali fornia, ' To Ijikc Cani Miu D. D. Robortfl and son Richard, are leaving this morning for . ImkOi.'Of the Woodsi where Hlchard will be honored at the special court there today for Hoy BcoutM. itai'k.HOiivllle Wninan Ilcroavcd George D. Hmith, 37, explosion accident victim at Chehalls, Wash., on July 10, was a brother of Mrs. Robert Wright of Jacksonville. He Is survived by his wife and three young daughter), and tho funeral services 3ast Sunday wero In charge of tho Raymond post, Vet-1 origin of Crater Lake. era oi Foreign wniw, ot wntcn he Was a member. BELIEVED CLUE TO CRATKR UKK (Special) Reaching back to the dim past of yester-years when Mt. Manama was a seething volcano, reddening tho heavens at night and sending forth great clouds of ismoke In the day. the recent discovery of cnrbonlzed wood In the Union creek section U directly linked with tho volcanic activity of the disappeared moun tain, now the redtlng place of Crater Lako. . Tho wood, burled under a burden of volcanic turf as deep as 60: feet, is 23 miles west of the lako rim. A number of the logs are over 50 feet In length and wero found rest ing in horizontal position, sans roots, stumps or branches. How ever, small branches wero found dotached, Indicating that with the logs, thjcy had floated; there in wntor and were subsequently burled by the volcanic ashes. Tho discovery was mado by road crews grading on tho Union creek road to Diamond lake alongi near tho Rogue river. Tho wood Is completely turned to charcoal, the los having been entombed under thick loada of hot ashes nnd. the heat, coupled with the rapidity In which they fell, re sulted in the exclusion of oxygen, preventing tho combustion of the material. D. H. Llbbey, naturalist of the Crater Lake National Park, visited the ricene a few days ago and plans to preserve a complete awortment of tho wood. If subsequent finds of such wood aro made.it is thought scientific Investigator)? can piece to- get her a coherent story of tho WOMAN EXHORTS MILL STRIKERS- e f kip jvxfii hP Purso I-ost Two Years Vouml MOSCOW, Waho, i J,uly. - (U1) two yoni'8 uko L. H. Reeil- er ' farmer, lost hih pocketbook containing The other day . whsit finld when he was piuwtiib " " a furrow revealed hts pocketbook. . ,nnni of the cur- roncy within were still there and enough could be made out of the remains to recover 25. RUXIHn Mr. and Mrn. Wm. Home leased building and busi ness of llrooks filling station, cast of here. ( ,, J,. , : Aiitntiv.anti itlgnway w"uu" - , rebuliun being- reconstructed and (fwrtirfacpcf.' ' 5 ; ' ' ' Tcrri,.r PaliluTfO l'OKTLAVl. .. lH (Ul')-Jocko.'WUe:taf owned .by Ollhcrt n!;, mouth t.m-n.ij. churchgoer. wb r..ns half a ,mie , " l home to Rt church and sits'omJi door throuuhout the"'. GRANTS PAKsHjT" way to construct t50,"' lodge anil hotoi at 40 miles from here.' Brill Sheet iituT expert repairing, tai 1 m27i f bttf- x&v, W ,nJ vtvTT Vn'ti?rTrfrr?rnh Assitcuitcil l-rcza I hoto Ann Burlak, woman labor leader, Is shown addressing Central Falls, R. I., textile strikers. She was arrested for her activities and later freed on bond and is shown here after returning to take command of the strike activities. Labor disorders have resulted In frequent clashes between strikers and police. Guests of Old Friend Herman Miller and son Ilonald Miller, of Wenatchee, Wash., left Saturday after snendine Friday In Medford as the guests of Mr. and Mrn, M. T. Hurclfon. Tho two families wero friends In Minnesota Ort'lianl Nile lift Years Ago A now item of July 1G, twenty- five years ago. in Portlnnd news papers, reads as follow: "The highest price on record paid for a Hogue .,ltiver valley orchard in tho riivit year ,of bearing has been paid by ). 'II. Hover at Medford. Ho purchased from tho owner of the Clay Mender . orchard 10 acres at I&50 per nor. Th orchard Is of Uomlce pears," , HiHrn Monrr Iteturns Miss Thelma Moorr. who spent the past week vacatloninc with rel atives in the 1-ako tteek dlmrlct. will return to her position In Mann's department -tore tomor row. Mrs, Arthur Heas has horn working In her plc A Vaentlon i'hntigo Frederick Wolff of the account ing department In tho California Oregon Power company office at Medford, Is performing tbe dutien 'of Miss Feed a (letters . as book keeper In the rompany Craftt- lass office whtlo Ml Clebors If tnVltiir weeks vscaMnn. Let ilnhrtr do your baking (hiring tho hot woathcr. It mvcs your wearing yourself out iu a hot. close kitchen. .-.M.lsi Xewf titter lil'f(v M ' mong recent , arrivals In Sled ford is Mm, P. J. (loddard Of Palo Verde, Arls., whu, plans to locate here. j , : . 1 : j llou'se uo.st nt. ft, P. MlVrt Kthel William of Medford was recent ly tbe limir"C guit for some time at (irnnts Pass of Vr. and Mm, D. J. Otlliland. lrrl(UM nt i'onVeiitlon , . , After presiding over the nnnual meeting of the Northwest Horti culturists and Plant Pnthotnbts held hi Wenatchee. AVash., Prof. F. O. Helmer. head of the aouth ern Oregon experiment station nt Talent, arrived home last week. Attending Parking School Mm. Hugh Hayes, Mr. Marvin Kmery and Anil Walker are amon-; the tluld Hill residents attending the fruit packing scVool In Med ford. f Bitkcr Itoluhks TuctMlny , C. T. linker,, secretary of .the local chamber of commerce, who bus been attending the iipeclnl counM offered at- Stanford - univer sity for chamber of commerce sec retnries, 4a expected to return to Medford next Tuesday. Itoy AVnkeflcbl Transferred Hoy Wakefield, who has been working out of the Portland office of the Associated Oil company, has been transferred to Spokane, where he will be district Supervisor. Mr. Wakefield will leave for the northern city Monday. Mrs. Wake field nnd little daughter. Hetty Ann, who have been visiting In Medford, will Join him In Spokane next month. Seo YellmvMtmitt Henrs With their car well decorated with bear tracks, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. K. Williams returned a , few days ago from ft two Weeks tour of tbe Yellowstone Nntionnl park, man Hudson. MXilOX 1XU M OKPS MPS1C OX HIIO.UKMST I n his special rad io progra m broadcast by remote control from the Crnterian theatro on Monday evenings. (Carlo Davis will this Week feature Uoyd (Mutt) Wil damson, und the American Legion drum corps presenting two spec lal numbers. t , Other instrumental- nnd vocal selections aro listed on tho aur- prlse program. According to Mr. Davis, the fancy ntepptng of the drummers, nnd Mut Williamson's act for the evening, will prove quite entertaining. MKXTAMTY OF MA (Continued from Pago One) Kennedy Is the mother of Aitnee Semple Mcl'henson, evangelist of Angelus Temple. Her marriage to Hudson in Ijougviow, Wash., on June 2S resulted In the discovery that ho had failed to divoree an other wife. Portland, ore.. July is. -(pi Aimeo Hcmple MePherson is. ' des perately sorry" about the situation in which her mother, Mrs. Minnie (Mu) Kennedy-Hudson, has be- como lnvolved through her recent marriage, lo (i. Kdwnrd ' What-a- The bears are thick And friendly. they announce, nnd have a fond ness for nntoa. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liams entered the park from the wohI. After leaving they proceed ed to Ailaeonda near Put'te, Mon day, They -report a wondorful trip. -4 IsnVc For Trxas Mrs. Margitrtt .WI!on and Mrs. Mai-garet Wheat nnd daughter left Friday evening by train for Dallas, Ten as. W. I4, today v hero MIhr Mitchell Itcturus Miss Dorothy Mitchell. Y A. secretary, will return fmm J ear hart -by -( he-sea, she t been ntlendiiiK tbe busl nrno Rii'ls' confeivnce at the Y. W. V. A. there since a week ago Thursday, poforo going to Hear hart. Miss Mitchell took part In the Mate tennis tournament at Portland. Mr, (iore lo Portland W. H. Hore left for Portland Friday evening by train. V l-KiMl i. P. Friends Mlw ttpal H.vrvey and mother. Mis. H. H. Harvey of Medford. visited friends In Ornnts Pass on Thursday. Yrlmtn S. P. Mnn Hctlros Oeorge Kouthwfck ot Merlin, who j has worked for the southern Pac 1 trie company for thirty-four yeam f stl in Merlin, retired on a pennlon I the fii-st of July. Mr. Sombwlck I will eontlnuu to Wake hla home i tn Merlin. ' ' lr. llnrcrAte 1aT Dr. 11. P. Hamravr left tvy tMln Inst evening . fur Pel keley. i:Hf., after vinlt fir sonm time here with relatives and friends. IVm-hey nl Itaneh . P-ert Pcttebpy and on trf'wellyn. of PMe irw aiv 1 at their ranch neur Unite K-tlls. where they will pnd m'-i of the summer. A ay for WcvV-ViM Mr. and Mm rUdney ei, Niulth sjv pendtnii I'll week-end. tn Kl.itoiiih eonnty. erjayfnir nn otit ln nt their summer home rfl liocky ''Mf . tMtcan bsy. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY IIPN'O l,tv pnno with bench priced for tjnuk s.ile. Phone 114?, Pi t-: l PIANO for balance of con tract , lio down. Phone LOST Herman Mchnnuser; aiwi wer to name of 4'l;tu. Notify Mrs, Nlnn Tucker, Prospect. , Tel, Kasle VWtll Wt. U.0 reward Obituary SN YDKll Ogden Sidney Sny der, a resident of old Hill for tho past 2R years, passed away In n local hospital nt 11:00 a. m. Saturday. He was born In Kansas, November 4, 1S6S and was nijed 62. He leaves his Wife. Ida ftnyder of Oold Hill and whom ho mar ried 22 years ago. Also five bro thers nnd one sister, one of whom Fitch Snyder resides In Sams Val ley. Funeral services will he In charge of Conger funeral parlors and Will Its held nt th grave in Hold Hill cemetery at 10:00 . in. Tuesday. t K. K.WTO WII.Ij OPF.N t'AMI lt) t I KAMNti WtMlKS K. Sal to announced eterdny that he will open the t.'ame1o Safety denning system tomorrow At 211 West Main street. The Cnmelo solvent contains no mois ture which prevents shrinking and It contains 60 per cent lens chem ical. The dyes will not run In Cnmelo so all rotors may be placed In the waNhiug machine together. Th's machine t the plunger type which prevents breaking the fab ric. After three minutes In the wash er I he solvent Is removed In an extractor then the clothes are nir dried leaving them absolutely odor less. The Camelo system leave pleats In hp same condition ns when the garment cornea Into the plant. 4 Kryatalglow, kodak glos su preme. The Pe as leys. opp. Holly theater. 1 Rate for out-of-town trip. Tel. !SA Mrs Mcpherson was interview ed here today during a stem-over between trains en route to Cali fornia. She was told of nit affi davit filed with the I-os Angeles county lunacy commission by R F. Clearwater special Angelus temple officer. In which Clear water asserted Mrs. Kennedy Hudson was "senile and afflicted with childish delusions,'' and that her mother had been ordered ex amined by two psychiatrists, "If Mr. Clearwater or anyone else connected with the temple thinks my mother Is Insane, and If they want her committed to ft" asylum, it's only because; they want to protect her and me," the evrtOKeliot said. "I'm desperately sorry ovr the whole situation," she said, j The evangelist said she had not heard from her mother since he left California and that she hnd never seen "this man Hudson." "As for my mother being In sane, no one likes to be told that one's mother has lost her 'mind. Hut If It Is a fact. It's a faot and has to be faced." The evangelist said no one con nected with the temple would do anything to gain "cheap publici ty." Aimce said that aTter he ar rived home and had met everyone connected with the affair nnd had time to think It out. "maybe I'll, have a statement to make." . j NORTH VOWPKIt Plans pro-! pressing for construction cf pro-1 posed Thief Valley Dam cast t , here, to cost approximately- $l!UV ' 000. 4 I Frederic permanent waves, spiral1 wave. 10; Croo,"igno!e, 17.50 F.mma Cline Shop. Tel. 4M. 4 Hot mineral tnh baths. "Fonn- i tain of Youth." Ferguson Mineral Sonne S-tm Valley, Ore. I EDEN PRECINC1 Meteorological Report ' ! Mil MACKA 'VL S by Eleanor Mercein '.Ml. ALSO , W. J. Hutchison. MctcorcloghU. V M I F1 llll I 14 csPecially wise to consider SAFETY j Vllll I ' ' Whcn you sclcc;t a Place for yoVLT s!lvinSs' (llilllill yyJOytfW tank onc of Mcdford's pioceer fin- m mtt j JP ancial institutions offers SAFETY- j Jjt IjllP taclcd by able and conservative manage- (- lll ment- 0ur statement speaks for itself. Condensed Statement 1 J j I y June 30, 1931 jllly RESOURCES ! i S, Jj II V W'M ''i''-l Slates Ponils , .. .. 4n!.'.i'.w flffeS V' W'M """I". Stale. Municipal, etc !.. Wl." ,"li",ll ' Wv "nnliliiR H"sc 7T.T.W0 fW'&'t'Jt WW f'urnituro and Fixtnroti 1 l.noo.on wffil ' ' W Ci"h frm Banl 58S3M s ii! ; - : MMmW'Ai , WM LIABILITIES W:S; WW, "ra'i,"' f:,,,-'; i--"' ic? WMA si"Pl'i5 and Vndlvided Profits 1 1 . 'Y7 'At 'I E VMM livil.-ti. 4.0"n.O" W fit -13 vW H'rvo Inr Taxes .. . . ' .. I"1" y ! l I ? Olrmlallon , ' . j ! ' 11 ' M I wA epo,,u : - Mm ! m -: ::H'', ;'-J M:kz i mm - s mm : : . "... ... 8af Deposit Vault Trurt Dep' i" '" TO D A Y One fiery Embrace and She 1 Flung Aside Past and Future Under a Med ranean MoosJ kissed and M tne world. A week of cow a night of flip one hour ot In EDKN I'UKCINCT, Ore., July IS. I (Spl.) Clcorpo Parker of Phoo-j nix returned laHt week from Se attle with tho Klk lmnd. ".'lie! Medford Klks. linmlierinK aliout 2.'), wenl in a Hpeeial Pullman and had , the time of their lives. Mrs. M. lloiie rnnio up from Med ford Saturday evening and visited iter sons. Louie and Lloyd Colvcr, at Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. fiease left Tuesday for Vrcka. where Mr. Reaio will flnixli some carpenter work, nnd then they will return to Sacramento. Mrs. Reuse has spent a couple ot months with her par ents. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Garey. Wo aro informed a musical treat is In store for those who attend services at tho Preshyteriun church in Phoenix Sunday mornfns. In the sons servico, which is always fine, there will he ono or more numbers by Auhery Furry, who is well known here, and who .jus an exceptionally fine voice. Mrs. Irene Wells attended a thea tro in Medford Tuesday ni(;hl from Talent. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frame. West Talent, were making a number of calls Tuesday in connection with July 10, 1DS1 Mcdford and vicinity: Sunday fair; no change iu temperature. OrcRon: Hunday fair, but foff on immediate coast; no chahBe In temperature. S S y Local Data ? 2 5 2 a a. - 5 Temperature (ilcq.s.).. 50 ' 102 HiKhPHt (last 12 hrs.) ifi . . 10.1 I.iVest (Inst 12 hrH.).. fiff !' &! Ucl. humidity (pet.).... 74 11, I'rccipitntion (Inches) 0 0 Slate of weather Clear Slcar Total precipitation since Sep tember 1. 1!3U, 1.1. 07 Inches. Sunrise today, 4:52 a. m. j Sunset toilay, 7:42 p. rn. j Sunrise Monday, 4:y a. m. j THE DAUJCS IMda will he opened July 21 for construction 'f open air pavilion fur eastern Ore iron Stato Tuberculosis .hospital here. Sunday School work anions those who avo not nblo to uttond regular-' ly nt the church. Dr. and Mra. Webster and their ' house guest. Mrs. C. 1C. Parsons,' here from Wnshlnpton, IX C, were1 visiting in Atbland Monday. j Jeff Hell of Talent was nblo to' ride down to tho Carey homo last; week. Mr. Hell has just recovorcd j from n Revere sickness. Ho is tn 'his 80th year. Mrs. hula Hamlin has just fin-1 Ished Bhippiitv; her apricot crop j ar 1 hp realised a fair price. ' E. C. Lockwoud of the White Wins poultry tarm was n business j visitor In Ashland and Talent Mon day. I Mr. Shoemaker of tho Amevicnn ! meat market in Phoenix was taken to San Krnncisco latst Sunday morn t!i to undoreo treatment for can cer in a mild form on his tongue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frame are exporting their son. Howard, from Scuttle today for a visit. Old mirrors resilvercd. Will call for and deliver. Medford Flato Glass Co. Phone 446. firoken windows glazed bv rrowl.'ridKe Cabinet Works. LAST DAY Thrilling Chase Ihrough bpa For Gangsters UF the Air v7 r. Mln DEVELOPING j and PRIKTINQ Mall Us Your Film: SWEM'S ' ' M.rtfoMt FOUNDED 1909 JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION UvtWhrtl iii . r r nishtrtl Uoyd Hushes Mtrcclint Dy Also .. "FINGER PRINTS" ' CdVEOY NEWS 4fe mm "A Departmentked Bank" The FIRS1 NATIONAL BANK
