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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1931)
Ill ft PICTURES L wung artists .' nocked Sune otflce all of Lir entries In the Boys' B contest which start LVTnd 1U continued STeel!S. Pages wltti "Pictures to be tinted In !, ttvorlte colors will b caper every Thursday IjU, children may have ' mr 'l'6 contest, '1 w are Slven to every SP.UO Brings the colored . into the Tribune office, don't win prizes none aisoppo'n'"1' Oder (n J" r "! I enter the contest and 'j, M announced . every iptnd prtae """"l? , itil submitting the best ILa, one each week. In "JZ can't bring their ' M office,: the colored Lull He mailed to the Mall ta tie name of the child IE (Bit, basebali ctiamptons' of . valley- league, wilt . plajr I mm from all over this I I game scheduled for TTS gt diamond Bunday, after jij). Announcement of the fst was made today by W, Ooltt Hill, and Hoosler ; dinger of the champion itta. -' -i'-'-' ' I mm Ashland, Talent and Tut will be picked to 1 the Gold Hill team, b ut lost a garde this sea k manager is a brother of me. . . - i fuu are promised a good K Sunday at Eagle Point, nemakers have been play- I bill all .season and par lining. the past few weeks. II find plenty of competl ti mm composed of many kits of other teams of the oadcast Filni man Saturday M night the Fox Craterlan i featuring a gala midnight owing of "Politics," num- w the Prosperity group, and I Harle Dressier and Polly foe preview showing will M, Immediately following p evening performances. kill uringement with radio DIED, the preview will be from the stage of the Pox Sy remote control, :, be ttors of 11:80 until 1:30. pn Includes a selected pro- mot subjects, news weekly, nut. Led by Chuck Bier, Ml Hy Leah Holt at the piieWurlltzer. Sffoler as a feminine . can. b msyoT, .. romps : through rauanons In ft ' campaign !mlna,tes some very dra- P In Politics, her new Neyn-Mayer picture. . and ! mt first as a f uii-rit7pi P picture will start a three- Ment at the Pox Craterlan f i Home After kation In South F W. R. BalrH inri tttn F' home today from a r rscatlon at Fresno. M tnd Mhop nolir-nla Burd will resume his iwtor of the) Christian ied Mr n-i,H. . i p tended a family re- .u no- relatives were hj? they also visited Cnr- " family. Mr. Mell ,1 Modesto church and "ry much. 1 Wntlt fl.. i...,. : k f . 14 um:k may oe LT- 4nce on contracts I" Bouse. ' faunwA M a a - Prevost's. .815 W. aLOCALS ' Dies- In 'k"hmf.ttf tr . . cook of company A, 186th Infantry passed away at Klamath Palls ic. cording to word received here br Captain C. Y. Tengwald. ' Opens New Shcn h vr m.,n..' of this city, who has been with the Buster Brown Shoe store here for some time, has opened a Buster Brown store at Boise, Ida., which he will operate. He la being assisted by Clarence B. Evans In arranging the new shop. '.v.-;j Ala-sous Plan Plrnl-Lum.... ""ion Pie. Malta Comnivii.ra , the Scottish Rite bodies will conduct meir annual picnic at the Jackson Hot Springs Friday afwrnon and evening. August 24, ot was announced today. Members of the committee making plans for the event will meet at Ashland this evening. .... . Tourists from lk-i.nii..eT,,i,t. from a distance at local hotels today Include Clarence T. PpriHn , phis, Tenn.: James Robinson. Kansas uiiy, mo.; Kooert T. Kuhn. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Prancia Springs, Ark.; R. A. Oelweln and pan;y, ureedlose. La.; Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Richardson: Newport, R. I.; Mrs. James T. Perrv. PnrtinviH m ' Mr Grace Vernon, Peoria, 111., and ueraicune utt, Toledo, O. Sander Oets License Aubrey San der flew to Eugene yesterday, accom panied by John Waage, and received a government license on his plane. Waage also got his pilot's license re newed as the government official was in the university city for the day. The two local fliers visited Harold Sander and family for a short while and reutrned to Medford. They made the trip north In an hour and 40 min utes and the return trip in an hour and 45 minutes. California Tourists Californlans registered at hotels today included the following: Marjorle Adams, Palo Alto; Dr. and Mrs. L. o. Nelll. Bur llngame, Mr., and Mrs. E. E. Mills. Hermosa Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Hans Votterl, Pasadena: Mr. and Mrs. p. I. Christie, A. E. Oliver, Walnut Grove; Mrs. P. B: Boyden, Burlln game; Mr. and Mrs. p. J. -Christopher and daughter. Beverly Hills; Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Rothe, H. I. Allen, Oakland: Mr. and Mrs. a. H. Warfcl man, Mrs. James Dreyfus. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Wiley, p. H. Martin. Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grltsch. Bertram Smith, Birdie Prutig. J. D. Neale, San Francisco. Strychnine Loaded Weiner Kills Dog; Rewards Increased MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, " PRECOX, FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 14. 1931. PAGE THREE I HER PARTY Bog poisoners are working In Med ford again, using welners this time to deliver strychnine to the animals. A little fox terrier belonging to Mm. J. E. White at 720 Cedar street, was killed last night In this manner Ople Stafford, humane officer, announced this morning, and two loaded welners were found on a porch at 804 Cedar street. ' Anotner weiner. which had been split open and filled with strychnine In the same way. 'was found on the runnlngboard of the White car.' ', The Whites had two dogs, one sleeping inside and the other outside the houses The latter got the poison ed welnerj and died before morning. The meat was found in her stomach when examinations were made by the humane officer. In the family residing at 804 Cedar street there ere several small chil dren. The baby Is at the age when children frequently place any foo.1 they find In their mouths, and would probably have picked up the two r.elners if the mother had not found them before letting the baby out on the porch. . While the humane officer was making his examlnaltons this morn ing, he .reports that 14 small chil dren congregated on the street. The dangers to human life Inflicted by the poisoner have added much zest to the campatgn for apprehension of the effender. The usual rewards oi fcred for apprehension of anyone poisoning dogs and additional sums will be awarded the person who finds the DOlsoner. Stafford stated today He Is making a check on the sale of strychnine through the local drug stores. No known antagonism for dogs has existed among residents of Cedar street, investigation tins morn ing showed. Special on phonograph records at Palmer's. Any record In stock goes for the low price of 4ac. IN KEMAL LAND ISTANBUL. (AP) The plural party hope Is comlne to life miii man, one party Turkey, alter lying ... wuiu Bmce me aemise of Pethl Bey's opposition group last fall. Discontent with M,,Eranv,. v 1. dictatorial People's party Is leading - in Auaua to attempt to re form the liberal 11rHr nr Cathl n Another group In Istanbul is seeking iruHssion to organize a farmer-labor party'. Pethl Bev la dnuhtfnl that v,aBa attempts will be any more successful "mu jus own. "When the day arrives In Turkey whereon election are free." he said. "I may try again to appeal to the nation's electors. At present It Is useless. "To argue that Institution of plu ral parties would lead to a counter revolution against the Kemallst re gime Is a mere nretevt. ah tma in tellectuals of the country are solld- v ikjiuwiiwii una tne masses ao not count. "The' mass of Anatolians would be as apathetic towards reaction as to wards the revolution." Joe Brown Delights Holly's Movie Fans So much trouble was encountered during the production of "Broad Minded" now at the Holly theatre when members of the crew spoiled shots -by laughing at the gags that a special rehearsal was staged for them to take the edge off their risi bilities before the scene was shot. Joe E. Brown is the star of the pic ture while the supporting cast in cludes Ona Munson. William Collier. Jr., and Marjorle White The Adventures in Africa reel. "Beasts of the Wilderness." belnK shown on the giant, multi-life' screen Is an added novelty on the bill with a Bobby Jones golf reel and a news reel with Graham McNamee, com plete the bill which closes at the Holly tomorrow night. Chuck Bier Appears On Craterian Radio The new broadcast equipment re cently installed at the Pox Cra terian theater 'will be used for the first time tomorrow. Leah Holt, as sisted by Chuck Bier, crooning tenor. will broadcast a program of clas sic, semi-classic and popular num bers over KMED. The program follows: ' , ' - 1. VAt Dawning." Charles Wake field Cadman. 2. Overture from the Poet and Peasant. 3. "When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver." ; 4. i "Nola." ' ' , " ' .; 5. . "Bye Bye Bluea.'" 6. "When You and I Were Young, Maggie." New Gold Hill Cafe Open Saturday Night The Ace of spades," unique caie at Gold Hill, will be open to the public Saturday night at 8 o'clock under the direction of "Bud" Snyder, well-known Rogue river fishing ex pert and guide. I Occupying a new concrete build ing on Gold Hill's main street, the Ace of Spades Is attractively deco rated In a green and cream color scheme. Previous to the advent of talking pictures the versatile "Bud" starred at the New York Hippodrome In "Hello New York" and other similar productions, he said today. Third Hank Closes OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. 14 (AP) The South Omaha State bank, With de posits of approximately 1,000.000, has been turned over to the state department of trade and commerce for liquidation. It was the third Omaha bank to close In the past week. Entire stock of Brunswick phono graph records on sale at Palmer Music House. 45c each. Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune-Virgin 8Ut!on) FriUiiv. P. M 5 to 6 Uncle Jerry; News and markets by Mall Tribune. 6 to 7 How is your dog? Where to Go; Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan. 7 to 8 Happiness Train; Camp Laurel. 8 to 9 Al request program. JSatunlav. A. M 7:55 to 8 Breakfast broadcast of news by Mall Tribune 8 to 9 Treasure Box; Pan Dandy; Gold Seal. 9 to 10 Friendship Circle by Economy Groceteria; Gardner Drug Co. 10 Weather forecast. 10 to 11 A. Schilling Si Co.; Alex ander's Food Shop. 11 to 12 Sperry Flour; White King. P. M. 12 to 1 Heath's Drug Store; Re mote from Fox Craterlan; News Flashes by Mall Tribune. 1 to 2 Firestone; People Elec tric; Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan, 2 to 2:30 With the Classics; World Bookman. - 5 to 6 Lewis Super Station: News and markets by Mall Tribune. 8 to 7 Jackson Hot Springs; Where to Gd; Old Time Fiddlers' contest.1 --.' 7 to 8 Happiness Train; KMED presentation. 8 to 9 All request program. Births Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Brown of the Howard district, a son. weighing 10 pounds, this morning. 4 Student's piano, 50. Palmer Music House; . "Sporting Blotd" Is Craterian Picture . Sporting Blood," the vivid drama, bi&rd on the Saturday Evening Post story, "Horseflesh," by Frederick Haa lltt Brennan, shows Btrlklngly that a great fiction story can be adapted to a great talkie just as well as a great stage play can. : k The new picture, now showing at the Fox Craterlan theater, preserves everything that the story had, plus spectacular details of the Kentucky Derby. 4 Latest hits in popular and old time Brunsvlck records. Reg. 75c sellers. special at 45c. Palmer Music House 4 Grand Hotel Bar-ber Shop. Haircuts 25c, shampoos 25c. Open 7:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Wedding Ring Left v On Road To Reno Perhaps she was Reno-oound. and decided a plain gold band wedding ring would not look too attractive in the divorce capital but the old fashioned gold continued to glitter after the ring had been placed on top of the sign at the Utah-Nevada state line. A tourist from North Carolina, who arrived In Medford a few days ago, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Nicely furnished small home with overstuffed set. piano, washing machine, electric range; gocd neighborhood; Just right for couple; (22.50, water paid. See Laing at 125 B. 6th St. Tel. 14D8. SCHERER'S BARGAINS 1928 Bulck Sedan - 345.00 1925 Bulck Sedan 265.00 1929 Whippet Sedan 395.00 1928 Essex Sedan 345.00 1930 Buick Roadster 1025.00 ALL PRICES INCLUDE LICENSE SCHERER MOTOR CO. 128-132 So. Riverside. Phone 73. HERE la an opportunity to learn watchmaking, a trade with a good future. For 100 cash investment I will give you 1-3 of Income. Tel. '1118 and learn more. LOST Thru carelessness, tiro and "rim cn west side Medford on Pac. highway. Thurs. eve. Smith & Wat kins tire cover. Liberal reward. Tribune 1307. CHEVROLET 8 truck; good rubber, stake rack. In fine shape; priced . low. Sanderson Motor Co.. 123 So. - Riverside. FOR SALE At less than asesscd value, choice lot on West Main; clear. Box 1332, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE New piano; phonograph or radio taken part payment. , 225 so. oakdaie. FOfl SALE Weaner pigs M. F. Young, Central Point. Route 1. LADY d.aslreu office work: experi enced typist, bookkeeper and gen , eral work. Phone 341-R-l. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE BAR GAIN 430-acre stock ranch 890 acres clover and wild grass; tree xmter rignt and plenty of water; no maintenance charge; all fenced and cross-fenced with woven wire; good 6-room modern house, also tenant nouse, large barn; located 8 miles from town, with grade and high school, good graveled road. Priced at aao per acre, only 4 down and will take good dwelling In Medford or Ashland up to S, 000 valuation, balance yearly pay- ; menta with 6 Interest. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. Phone 728. 18 No. Front St. WANTED Lady for housework. Box auo, Taient. Expert Radio Repairs (All Work Cliinrnnteeil) Service Electric Co. Phone I-J7II 111 So. Holly St. '.,' ;; Only 2 Days Left 1 "Tomorrow! Like to ' Laugh?" Don't Miss This Comedy Riot! SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES! SATURDAY and MONDAY Us 'ttlCTl.v FRESH . , EXTRAS. Pram I I loon 5c fun 22c 20c 9.9.r Out Flour $l09 CORONA The hanlnllMt... t ompOTf . H Kllh any With prl.nl "' 49-lb. bat PAY 'N TAKIT Our own quality n.'ur-bl'njl- , ,M.ht for Mn.s GREEN T lllfnrtd Orrnon. Vm family flonr. 49-lb. bn 99c 89c ' FK'f '' P.VM n - look for 'fr1 Jr I4 , 1 Klr,"t "hen lie open Lit PVFi a 4 tl lil moiilli you'll Icmk VJ f for1 Inf In nd get L. -"t OniX Wilder! ; jy Louder!!! Y Harnnlll Price I ; Mntlnee . . Zoo I Kvi mill .... :' I Kiddle Hie with Munson, Wm. Collier, jr, Marjoria White firuhnm MeVnmee News Hobby Joneft (lolf Reel Adventure In Afrlea "lieatn of the M'llili rneHu" Thin African reel will be hown on nur Slant niiilll-llfe aereen. . RECLEANED WHITE FEED W DDE ATT $fl25 cwt. CASH-EXTRA FOR DELIVERY Get onr prices on other feeds. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 323 E. Main Also Cor. 10th ft Bo. Fir : ' found tile ring atop the post, and brought it to this city with him. where he turneo .:.. i karat gold band over to a local Jeweler aa part payment on a purchase. DAYTON Rex Peffer painting ga rage. 4 Tuscan Cling peat lies Olelm Ranch. Talent. Portland Plans progressing for construction cf 150,000 Clarke Oen eral hospital, to be erected at corner of 425 Pacific street and East Sixth street. i ' T f t T I t T f T t 1 IT J i z T i t T t ? Two Good Cookies We have many kinds cf cookies, but just now we are calling attention to Golden Bear and "Yes Yes" Cookies. Golden Bear Cookies The Golden Bear Cookie is just like a home made cookie, the recipe having been handed down from the time this cookie was really made in the home. Put up in one-pound tins. "Yes, Yes," Cookies This is a Dutch Cookie, and has a wonderful flavor.- It is also packed in one-pound tins with more than 56 cookies to the pound. We have a new shipment of both the Golden Bear and "Yes Yes" Cookies. 1 : SATURDAY SPECIALS Chase & Sanborn Coffee, per pound . . . ,Z6c 25 pounds Best Granulated Sugar .$1.47 Golden Bear Cookies, per pound . . . . 46c Fresh Home Made Cakes Fresh Fruits and Vegetables . o i Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 Personal Attention we a. been have 1 seen SuchvA Coats with Fur Trimming Like These Would Have Cost You $40 Last Vear Only $275 You have never seen Coats with mull luxurious fur. if mull lavlh use of fur priced so low. Hide MiinptiiuiiH rollars . . . cliffs that reiicli almost to the elhow , . . stunning new novelly wnys of trimming . . . fe, Mark pointed or red wolf-ded Mum liurluil dog riir. and mink-dyed mafmof woliili rful iimlllles from early buying In the choicest markets, Then thrilling stjle In ttie new slenderizing effect In fullMH entirely different) New rough Pehhle Crepe, l.uila, I'elllcrs, unci Hohya. Cine all silk linings and careful workmanship every eont Is In spected hefore It Is shipped. Rued coats selling lust yeor as high gs in lo more roulil never rnmpare In linnry nf furring or unprecedenled value. Mires 11 to 41. ' - , Buy Now! Use , , Ward's Lay-Away Plan $2-50 saasusl Tkoiir Balance to Be Paid on or DOWN Before October 1st 117 Sc. Central - Phone 280 . ..; ; aieaiora, ure;, m m m mm a m u m - v if 'Ss : s?;J ; ... rii W" T Ks ' ' l f "' ;: " ' ' i 11 .' H V ' :ii I l . J, i.,,rrnl,TTrr .. .i . i l t ll 'l'" Ir.H . 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