MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1931
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Local and Personal
Bob KlnoMd Hero Bob Klncajjl.
formerly oX inls city, now of Port
land, la spending several days n
Mediord visiting relatives and friends.
Wolf Creek P. M. Naineil Vernon
L. Strong has been appointed post
master at Wolf 'Creek, Josephine
county. .
Return North Miss Clara Mc
Donald and Mrs. N. o. McDonald of
Portland left Medford on the Shasta
today for their home, after having
visited Crater lake.
To Enter Willamette Miss Ruth
Clement plans to leave soon for Sa
lem, where she will enter Willamette
university for the coming year. She
will major In the library course,
May fields Return Mr. and Mrs.
Howard May Held and children have
returned from Klamath county,
where they spent the summer, and
are at home again at Central Point.
Week-end Party Mr. and Mrs.
Paul McDonald and son Bobby of
Ashland were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Gates of Medford at the Lake
o' the Woods over the week-end.
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Leapers Return Home Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Leaper left yesterday
for their home In Pasadena, alter
spending a week In Ashland and
Medford with friends and relatives.
Visiting In City Mrs. J. P. Car
son of Butte Falls and Mrs. Nell
Rasmussen of Klamath Falls were
among the registrations at the
Medford hotels yesterday.
Returns to School Little Miss
Betty Peake of Grants Pass, who has
been visiting In Medford, has return
ed to her home in the northern city
to resume studies.
Here From Washington Local ho
tel guests from Washington Include
Mrs. Victor McMullen of Wenatchee.
C. L. Payne and T. L. Kirk of
Tacoma, and A. C. Roberta and P.
B. Stybor of Seattle.
Prospect Couple Weds Albert Coy
Long, 25, a miner at Prospect, and
Mildred Doris Martin, 16, a student
of the same place, were married In
Grants Pass yesterday by County
Judge C. G. Gillette.
Attending The Congress The
Klamath delegation here yesterday
attending the reclamation congress
session Included C. Hammond ot
Merrill. M. M. Stastny, Alois Hanel
of Malln, and A. L. Crawford, R.
A. Brombury, W. H. Harns of Klam
ath Falls.
Coming Police School Captain
Harry Nilee, assistant superinten
dent of the state police, will be
In Medford September 17, to hold
Instruction schools for members ot
the state organization. Captain
Niles 1 making a tour of the state
holding the Instruction schools.
Off for Menlo Boys' Srhoo! Mrs.
Helen Conroy and son Bobby left
early today by auto for Menlo Park.
Cal., where the latter will enter the
Menlo Park school for boys. Mrs. Con
roy will visit relatives and friends in
Palo Alto and San Francisco before
returning home.
Hawley Honor Ouest Tonight Con
gressman W. C. Hawley, who has been
In Medford this week attending the
reclamation congress, will be honor
guest at a meeting of the Ashland
chamber of commerce this evening
at the Llthla Springs hotel, begin
ning at 8:30.
Medford Prlver Cited Officer
Hoxle ordered H. Dressier of Med
ford. creamery driver, to appear in
Justice Badlson's court late Tuesday,
to answer to charges of reckless driv
ing and driving without ft chauffeur's
license. The asserted violations took
place at S p. m. Saturday. Orants
Pass Courier.
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Business Callers Today .... The sun
shine tempted many country residents
to take to the highways this morn
ing, with Medford "as their destina
tion. Among those transacting busi
ness here were Frank VanDyke of
Phoenix, Everett Brown of Derby,
Eldred and Karl Herrlott of Apple
gate, Leo Martin of Beagle, Lloyd
Smith and Bert Grlgsby of Central
Point.
Tourists from Distance Tourists
from distant places registered at Med
ford hotels include Dorothy Mc
Kenney of Columbus, O., Mr. and
Mrs. David Stocker of New York City,
Mrs. E. H. Klstler of Topeka, Kana.,
W. K. Brown and Mrs. Mlllarr cf
Denver. Colo., Mrs. O. E. Fisher of
Honolulu, Mrs. Agnes J. Abbe of
Hartford. Conn., Miss Martha David
son of Roscoe. N. T., J. W. Haw of
St. Paul. Minn., and W. M. Russell
of Salt Lake City, Utah. j
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From Btnte Points Among the1
Oregonlana stopping at local hotel, j
outside of Portland, are Frank J.
Morgan of Nywa, C. E. Weston, J.
Harper. C. F. Brock, H. B. Ewon. S.
I. Reed. H. L. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Powers, Mr and Mrs. Warren
Day, R. D. Rowland, C. A. Lewis and
T. B. Reeder of Eugene. Mrs. J. H.
Clay of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Thompson. O. H. Kllbourn and
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Barbour of
Roseburg. Fred Ccwhow of Salem and
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Eakln of Grass
Valley.
California VaratlnnMs The list
of California guests at Medford o
tels Includes Mrs. H. W. Parmlee and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Rector and F. C. Stew
art of Los Angeles, Amelia Jacobon,
Frances Schwalenberg of San Jose, O.
R. Cross of Oakland, Mrs. Guy 'V.
W Ads worth of Hollywood, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Hulta of Long Beach, M.
C. Plttmnn of San Fernando. Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Cochran of Oroville, Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Blickle and son of
Martinez, J. H. Clay of Santa Rosa, j
and tne roiiowmg from san Franciscu:
Mrs. A. Wtltut, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Isbell. J. A. Elker, Mr. and Mrs Hiuh
Lyens. D. Bacon. R. E. Mitto:k. Dr.
and Mrs J. A. WhJttaker, J, R. Good
til tad W. J. Grace.
To Crater Lake Vivian Meader,
Elmeda Kxrper, Franklin George and
Benton Newman motored to Crater
lake Sunday.'
Visit In City Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Flynn of Salem, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Alice Trowbridge, left last
evening for Grants Pass, where Mr.
Flynn will visit his sister, Mrs. George
Peake.
Enters School Here Miss Ruby
Campbell of Klamath Falls arrived
yesterday and enrolled for advanced
work at the Medford Business col
lege. Miss Campbell has transferred
her course from a Salt Lake City
college, in order to be near home.
Select Glee Clubs Miss Harriet
Baldwin, music Instructor at Medford
high school, has Issued announce
ment of tryouta for both the boys'
and girls' glee clubs. Final selection
of members will not be made this
week.
Selling Many Books Through he
high school book exchange, approxi
mately 300 books were sold to the
students, at a cost of about $275 yes
terday and this morning, according
to Miss Myma A. Barrett, librarian
In charge of the exchange.
Visits Brother After spending
several days In Medford as the guest
of hU brother, L. G. Plckell, William
Plckell of Marsh field, accompanied by
Mrs. Plckell and their daughter. Miss
Yvonne, will return home tomorrow.,
Mr. Plckell Is circulation manager of
the Coos Bay Times at Marshtleld.
CaJ Wells Returns United States
Deputy Marshal Cal Wells returned
to Medford today from Portland,
where he took Louis Nichols, 35, a
negro, who was bound over to the
United States grand Jury on a liquor
charge. Nichols was from Hammaker,
east of Klamath Falls.
High School Assembly The first
assembly of the school year will be
conducted tomorrow at the senior
high school, at which time general
announcements of Interest to the
students will be made. Principal C.
G. Smith said today that the school
calendar will be announced at that
time.
Two Permits Today Two bulldog
permits were Issued this forenoon at
th" city offices. The Rogue River
Lumber company received permission
to reroof a building at 531 South
Riverside avenue at a cost of 9145.
Louis Kuehnle, 313 Valley View, will
construct an addition and . three
car garage for (500.
Shopping Yesterday Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Boardman and Mrs. E. J. Board
man of Central Point were among
persons shopping In Medford yester
day. Mrs. Joe McDaniels o Apple
gate was also a Tuesday caller, us
were Mrs. Bernie Stokes of Eagle
Point and Mrs. ttoy Peterman of
Prospect,
Parking Lot Open Principal C.
G. Smith of the senior high school
said today that the parking space
north of the school had bcon com
pleted, and that students were ad
vised to place their automobiles In
that plot. Yesterday and today Souch
Oakdale avenue was blocked with
students' cars, parked on both sides
of the street,
From State Metropolis Included
among Portland residents registered
at Medford hotels arc Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis McArthur, C. K. Yilson, B. F.
Peterson, L. R. Centro, Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Carter, H. O. Findlay, J. H.
Povey, W. Afonse, Bert Sayer, R. G.
Jacob, D. H. Weber, C. G. Gregory.
R. V. Crake, S. R. McCourtle, A. R.
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Italic, John Jeep. J. W. Searls, Mrs.
L. A. Iserman, Mr. and Mrs. Ha ! old
Laidley, I. Wlederhorn, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Cameron.
Gat 66 Talks at Ashland The con
sistent use and boosting of Oregon
products by Oregon people would
solve the unemployment problem In
this state In a way that would abso
luately avoid charity, summed up the
talk before the weekly Klwanls club
luncheon at Ashland yesterday by
William A. Gates of Medford, a mem
ber of Governor Meier's committee
appointed for the support and build
ing up of Oregon industry by the
use of Oregon products. Members of
the Rotary club and chamber of com
merce swelled the attendance.
Robson Hit Here
The Premiere showing of May Robson
in "Mother's Millions' opened at the
Holly theater thta afternoon to a
large crowd. Thrilled by the splen
did performance of this grand old
lady, "Mother's Millions" will be re
membered for a long time. The work
of t he supporting cast la also outstand
ing and the picture seems headed for
the movie hall of fame. The Holly
management Is proud of the oppor
tunity of showing this picture before
any of the" other citie of the coast.
"Mother's Millions" is one of the !
greater pictures to be shown during
the fall season at the Holly.
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BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mr3. L. L. Hen
shav of Eagle Point, a ion, Monday.
Sentembtr 7.
Meteorological Report
September a, 1031
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Thursday fair; not much change in
temperature.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Thursday
except showers northwest portion;
not much change in temperature.
Local Data
Lowest temperature this morning,
45 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today ;
Highest 66; lowest 49.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1931, 1.08 inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes
terday, 85 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 93
per cent.
Sunset today, 6:31 p. m.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 5:46 a. m.; sun
set, 6:30 p. m.
Observations Taken at 3 a. m., 120
Meridian Time
is 5 1 $
city - H sr f5
SI r gf i
Baker City .
Boston
Boise
Chicago ...
Denver
Des Moines ,
Fresno
Helena
. 60 42 .20 Clear
. 18 62 .... Clear j
. 70 46 .14 Clear i
. 90 70 ... Clear
. 90 62 Clear
. 96 74 P.Cdy.
. 76 62 .. Clear
68 48 .04 Cloud;
. 78 60 .... Clear j
, 62 47 .92 Cloudy'
, 80 66 Clear I
.104 78 Clear I
68 64 .... Cloudy i
. 64 36 Clear I
64 46 .06 Cloudy
. 90 58 Clear
. 66 54 Clear
66 52 .... Cloudy
. 68 60 .48 Rain
. 82 62 .... Clear
Los Angeles
Medford
New York
Phoenix
Portland
Reno , ,
Roseburg
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
DiTGH DAMAGE
SUIT ON TRIAL
The civil suit of C. R. Chapman
against the Talent Irrigation dis
trict for $7000 alleged damages for
appropriation of a right of way,
through the Chapman property was
started in the circuit court todny.
The morning session was devoted
to the selection of a Jury, and
visiting the site.
The case has been hanging fire
since September, 1922. Among the
witnesses called to testify are C.
M. Thomas of Salem, public utility
commissioner.
The Jury Is as follows : Leonard
McKee, Jacksonville; W. W. Hittle,
Gold Hill; Mrs. Wlnnifred Short,
Medford ; Mrs . Cordelia G . Root,
Medford; T. E. Daniels, Medford;
E. L. Glass, Trail; George B. Dcane.
Medford; William H. Lydlard, Med
ford; Herb L. Carlton, Prospect;
R. E. Sweeney, Medford; J. P. Rich
ardson, Central Point, and Clyde
Lyman. Ashland.
Royalty of the Table
The
Gorham
Its beauty will thrill you!
Its extremely low price will astonish yml
Brides! Hostesses! Every woman! Come in
find see "Shamrock V," the newest Sterling
pattern by Gorhnm. ... It is smart, interesting,
correct. . . . And it soils nt the lowest price for
which Gorham Sterling has ever sold ! For in
stance, 6 teaspoons cost only $6.00.
Lawrence's
Will Conduct Revival
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U(-v. W. h. ( -Bill") Niiuitiutn (left)
ictm the series of revival services t
plees of the IViptlst church, In a tent
between Third and Jurknon street.
To Sing Tonight
Mcrland Tollefson, popular Med
ford singer, will make his last
appearnnce tonight at the Fox
Craterian theatre, before leaving
for college. Mr. Tollefson will be
featured between the first and
second shows at nine o'clock In
a song recital, assisted at the Wur
litzer organ by Leah Holt, theatre
organist. The progrnm will consist
of the following numbers: "Yours
Is My Heart Alone." "Only A Rose,"
"Just One More Chance" and "One
Alone," a request number.
Mr. Tollefson won the state At
watcr Kent audition last year and
is very popular with the radio lis
teners. Peggy Shannon Has
Role Rialto's Hit
Fegk'y Shannon appears In the
Pnrft mount picture, "Silence," now
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Moist Mince Meat
exhilarating merger of rlcli
fruits, meat', spices, cherry and
rum. Makes InMmnds say com
plimentary things.
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Sterling
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lllKKlnliothum
will
o open In Mrdfnnl Sunday miller uus
erected on North Central avenue,
playing at the Fox Rlalto theatre
today and tomorrow, featuring Clive
Brook and Marjorle R a m b e a u.
"Silence" Is adapted from the thril
ling drama by Max Marcln, the
strange story of a man convicted of
a crime he did not commit.
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Janet Gaynojr Stars
in Craterian Story
The accolade of four stars is the
least that can be awarded "Merely
Mary Ann," the lotest Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell starring vehicle which
opened to an enthusiastic, audience
today at Vie Fox Craterian theatre
for a four days engagement.
With a story perfectly fitted to its
principals, thoroughly realistic set
tings, an excellently-chosen group of
supporting plnyers and the admirable
direction of Henry King, a splendid
background Is afforded the famous
film "team" and they respond to
the opportunity with some of the
finest dramatic and emotional work
it has ever been this reviewer's priv
ilege to witness. They exceed their
epochal work In "7th Heaven."
Northwest Premiere
We are proud that the HOLLY has beon selected by
universal as the first theatre in Oregon to show this
great picture.
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She
had the
world by the
tail and
oh, how
she twisted!
it.' "-''
MAY ROBSON
JAMES HALL FRANCES DADE
LAWRENCE GRAY EDMUND BREESE
Read What the Critics Say:
"May lUihson appronrhp the footllKlit of perfection of (Ipnrge
Arl1 ... a hltfti prnle as I can heitfiw." Al Hhermnn, New York
Trlegrnm,
"Don't nilw 'Mother' Mllltorn.' May Rolmm ran lay claim to
a ntrhe in this ymr'n mutton picture hall of fa me." Philadelphia
Exhibitor.
"May Hnhnn jfrand." New York World-Telegram.
"A plrture of general enrHlrnre." I'lillitdflphtn llnlletln
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
On the Stage Tonite "TEX" and "NONA"
PLUS
BOBBY JONES SELECTED SHORTS
Admission: Adults 30c, Kiddies 10c
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LEADERS MEN OF
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ational In scope, in tent to be
erected on North Central avenue
between Third and Jackson street.
Tho meetings will be conducted by
the Rev. W. E. (Bill) Shannon oi
Chicago, assisted by the Rev. Old
Hlgginbotham. DeVere Penhollow of
Petaluma. Calif., will conduct the
song services.
Reverend Hlgginbotham conducted
a revival series here last year at
the Baptist church, and la well
known locally.
Shannon Is a man of wide ex
perience In the every-day affairs ot
life. He was a former mayor ol
his home city, Berwicks, Penn.;
member of the state executive com
mittee of his political party, and
a delegate-at-large from Pennsyl
vania to the famous Progressive
Convention of 1913.
Converted to Christianity at the
oge of 37 years, he has had n
unusual experience of life and be
lieves in salvation of the real and
practical kind. His understanding
of men and their needs In life la
very keen and comprehensive. He
Is a fine example of what the
Gospel can accomplish In a human
life. Ho Is a great preacher of
the Word. He knows God and men
and uses the Book to bring them
together. He docs not attract peo
plo by buffoonery, but by real
preaching.
He has been engaged In evangel
istic work In many of the largest
cities of America and Is well known
throughout the United Stotes and
Canada.
Associated with Mr. Shannon is
Rev. Gid HIgglnbothan of Oakland,
Calif. "Old." as he Is popularly
known throughout the country is
a grent evangelist and powerful
preacher of the .Gospel. He too,
was a mon o' the world, formerly
a business man of Red Bluff, Calif.,
and "one of the boys." He was
A series of revival services will
be opened in this city next Sun
day, under the auspices of the
Baptist church, but lnter-dcnomln-won
for God In an evangelistic
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tr.., 5Wa, son r-A
'" with ' '
meeting in Red Biur some years
ago and since that time he has
given himself to the work in which
he is now engaged.
Both these men b-;i members
of the extension deptment of the
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