MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1-t, 1931.
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LAKEATTENDANCE
SH ATTERSREGO RD
Last Year's Total of 157,
693 Eclipsed Wednesday
Expect Well Over 160,
000 Will Enter Park
CRATER LAKB NATION AIi PARK,
Cr Sept. lWSpI A new attend
ance record tor Crater lake, rapUHj
passtnf the 190.000 mar tat tit ea
rn, sea let dnrlns the put week.
It Tear's season total at 157.693
visitors n passed Wednesday vrhen
the IStjmo nark waa readied. With
prospects of air weather, several
tfcooaend more visitors are expected
ill the park before the IKJ1 travel
wann cloaca October 1
The UCftt segregation of guests re
veals that the state at Calllomie leada
the Hit with 4B.130 people In 18.103
can lor lint entries, but lor the
(rand total of am entries and re
entries Oregon la credited with 78.879
visitors, srrtvtne In 23.853 ears. Of
thla number, 43.188 were of the latter
rTssitlft1" and So.ooo of the for
mer. Record ahow there were 0719
visitors by re-entry from California.
Washington Third.
Washington U third In the Uat with
4853 people, traveling In 1830 cara. In
addition to 883 by re-entry. Every
atate In the union haa been repre
sented, with Kew Tork and Illlnote
keying In the number of traTelera
from ealtern point. Over 800 Tle
ttors here arrlred from each of the
states. Ohio and Pennsylvania are
no far behind and bare a combined
total that will loon reach 1000.
Vermont, Kew Hampshire, Dela
ware and Ituiaatppt are at the bot
tom of the llel with a combined total
of a little over 60 visitors. The ever
ee for other atatea, with the excep
tion of Idaho reported with a total of
over BOO. hover around the 300 mark,
exetnslve of re-entries.
The 1931 -essoo baa attracted quite
a, number of vlalsora from all parte
of tha world, with guana from Eng
tend. Germany, Prance and Canada
predominating- There nave been ip
pnxdmately 180 Ttalton from the lat
ter country, with the number from
the European continent comparatlreiy
mailer. Mexico wa represented by
atx visitors. Arriving by stags and
In their motor can, toortete arrtved
from Haiti. Cypress, Ouam. China,
IWitnm. Switzerland. Holland. Po-
land, Ireland. Scotland. India. Strain
Settlements. Ceechcelovakla, Austria.
Korea. Peru, Japan, Colon of South
Africa and Spain.
Air Vbttort Toe.
Cnabe to check In. approximately
18 airplanes, estimated to have car
rled a people. Beer over the park
this season. Several army planes were
Included, with the majority private
planes, most of which held fairly
high altitudes. However, one or two
earns as low as to descend within the
crater walls eurrouxtdlnf the lake.
Auto stages brought 483 people and
3t arrived by mlerellaneoue means
of travel, In the Utter claaatflcatlon.
suite a number of hikers wers soled,
wtut several from eastern points.
There were several teams, and one bi
cyclist, a one-armed man of Salem.
Oregon.
Snow, which fen last week to
total of four tnches on one day and
as Inch on two other days, melted
rapidly. With the skies cleared of
stormy weather, the atmosphere baa
been remarkably dear, affording some
of the best news of the lake that
PEAR SHOW PRIZE
LIST 10 ATTRACT
The prtxs Urt la announced today
tor the pear foods ahow. which will
be one of toe leading features of
the 4H dub and educational fan
es the Jackson county fslr grounds
this week-end.
Entries must be In by 10 o'clock
Friday morning. September 13. In
the textile room of the womens
building. The ahow Is a. county
wtds project and no fees will be
charged far entering exhibits or for
attending the fair.
The prises offered for foods and
recipes utilising peers are expected
to draw an extensive list of dis
plays from all eecttona of the valley,
afn. Pred Cummings, chairman of
the pear consumption campaign, an
nounced thla morning.
The list Includes:
fresh pear piss, grenw prise. 38D0.
Pte with one crust, first prtxe a;
second prtss, as.
Pie with two crusts, ftnt prtxe.
83: second prtxe. 33.
Baked pear foods:
TjpeMe down cake, first, S3 -50;
second, 31.
Pear sauce cake, first, 13 50-. sec
ond. 81.
aflscellsnroos (not included In
above, first e.2.50: second, tl.
Canned and preserved:
Canned, first, 81: eecond, ftoe.
Preserved, first, 3100: eecond. 50c.
Conserve, tint, 81: second. 80c.
tflsrellsneous (not Included tn
above) mt, 81: rcond. 80c
Salad recipes:
Best collection, first. 33.90; eecond.
81.00.
Best single, first 31 DO: eecond 80c.
Miscellaneous recipes (written or
typed on card or paper, 4x8 Inches
Best collection, first, 8180: second.
31.00.
Best stng'.e. first. 31.00: second 80e
Best display of foods prepared
with pears, canned or fresh: Plrsv
8340; second. 8100. (Quantity and
onallr- considered).
Recipes must accompany each
entry.
(Pornbhed by the Jackie Cemety
Abstract Ce, Ul - Sham Street)
Marriage Ureases.
Jaouea Cornelius Dorscbodt and
Annls Ssrsh Hughes.
Huzh Mllford Purees and TercHa
Theodore Swanson.
Robert W. Peten and wsoiet i. soon.
Edward H. Eealln and Sarah Oush-
rldge.
Ted ftx"?" and sajexi names -
ell.
William Pearl Davis and cortnne
Olnet.
Boy Watkln and Harriet proosi-
fleld.
Herbert Amlck and Jewea Ooaneu.
Elmer C. Pagb and PVwa Whltaker
Benfro.
Dave B. Brown and Elsie YarBroogn
Kenneth C. Markwlck and Aeta
L. Taylor.
Probate Ceort
Estate of John Greb. deceased. Ad
mitted for probate.
Circuit Court.
Era J. K. Kennedy vs. Erin M
Kennedy; divorce.
Thomas C. Devore and Martha Both
Devon, minors: guardianship.
KenneU-EUle, Inc. vs. city of lled
ford et al; for restraining order.
Claycomn Motor Co. vs. H. A. KJrk
land; chattel lien.
Lenetta L. Ooodwyn vs. John P.
Ocodwyn et aL Divorce and money.
Credit Service Company vs. AUred
T. Harm. For money.
Lulu wwiitw as executrix of estate
of Oeorge K. Hamlin, deceased va.
Max Leuddemann et al. rat money.
Charles DunUp vs. Oeorge Millard.
Replevin.'
Spokane Savings Bank vs. . r.
Janes et aL Foreclosure mortgage.
O. B. Gates Auto Co. vs. WUIard
Whitman Chattel lien.
Jackson County Building and Loan
Assn. vs. Leila Oodlove et vrr. Fore
closure mortgage.
Smith a WatkUM vs. wuuam
Chlnn. Chattel Uen.
Matilda Lofland vs. Fred J. Both
et aL Foreclosure mortgage.
Orvell B. Zimmerman vs. Eunice A.
Zimmerman. Dlvorc.
State Industrial Accident Commis
sion vs. Brtand W. Mold. For money.
Beat Estate Transfers.
Adolf Serials tt m to B. k Schuar:
w. D. 30 acres In Sec 15. Tp. 15 8.&
3 W.
Chsrles B. Holmes et ux to Joseph
P. HoagUnd t m: Q C. D. In IX L
a 31, Tp. SO 8. B. 3 W.
Oievsnner O. Mathews to Jesse H
Kennedy et al: w. O. SW4 of Sec 4.
Ta. 40 S. R. 3 W, ISO
L. B. Roes to O. S. Oordon; W. D.
Lots 13 and 13 tn Blk. IS, Central
Point.
Geo. R. Myrn et ux to Jacob O.
Myen: W. D. 8E4 of KEti of Sec 3.
Tp. 37 S. B- 3 W; also the of Lot
17 tn Amy Oottsgw Add. to Central
Potnt.
Mary Dubba to Harry E. Dabbe: W.
fx tract of land m Central Potnt
(Block 741
Charles C. Oarrett to C. E. Apple
gate et ux. W. D. Lot a. tn Emlg'i
Add. to Medford.
Lottie Wood to State of Oregon. W.
D. Oj04 acres tn the SWVt of KO"4
of sec 37, twp. 34. 8. B. 1 W. W. M.
A J Hornby et ux to L. A. Eschle
et ux VT. D. Lou 10, II and 13 of
blk. a of Laureihum Add. to Med'
ford.
J. I. Case Co. to Frank J. Patterson.
W. D. Lots S and 3. In block 2.
Westmoreland Add. to Medford.
Kellw L. Hlcken Simmons to David
Hlckcn. Q. C. O. Parcel of land off
If. end of lot 18 In Amy Cottage Add.
to Central Point, containing 1 acre.
J. D. Bodgers et ux to Margaret A
Taylor. W. O. Lots 1 and 3, block
3, Orchard Home association tract.
Also lot 3 tn sec 33. twp. 37 8. R. 2
W. corns Inlng three acres.
M'CRADY'S CAFE OPEN
FORMER HEX LOCATION
With the fust breakfast menus
printed, everything kt all set for
the opening of McCradys Cafe to
morrow morning. Tueedsy, at 8.-00
o'clock. Manager Harold McCrsdy
announced today.
Herman Burgoyne. who was asso
ciated with Mr. McCraay at Lee
Dukes restaurant In Eugene for the
past two years, si also a business
partner tn Medfordl new cafe. Both
men an well known throughout the
Rogue River valley, having been
owners of the Rex Cafe for two
yean.
Extensive re-modeling has trans
formed McCradys Cafe Into an at
tractive place with 13 roomy, dark
oak booths and a 40-toot oak counter
for abort order service. The kitchen
Is strictly modern and equipped
with all new ranges, and Hams re
frigeration. Arthur Oces, who has
been employed as chef by Mr. Mc
Crsdy for the past four years, k In
charge of the culinary department
at McCrsdya. A full line of pestrtes
and bakery goods will be featured.
An official grand opening will i
be held Saturday, September 18. at
the new restsursnt. but ta the
meantime ee. teeners will be given
a fatr sample of first-class meats
and short orders served 34 hours
dally.
REVIVAL OPENED
E
listta? natctfccgB ta tbe b! test on
SCorta Cntzml titan wr opened
last wale? vtta a cprtcy aodteao
aad great enthm.'uzn-
Tht msdimem tu put ta a B-ppr
trmnm of mind at ono bj thm slBfis;
of tat great chorus eaotr uxder U-
rccttoe of DTr rmhaLow, to
ocg leader of thm mvAngtiMXic party.
Urs. Coe. at tn ptaao. tfirtlLcd 'la
aodSeac with her pUTtcc 8unrto
of aegro rpirttoais by Mr. PeahoUov
wm greatlr apprtxteterf.
Or. Eatoa. pastor of ta Ftm Bap-
tSst chorea. Introduced ktr. Hlajta
bothua. Tho mad a brief atatemat
abof2 the pxrrpoa of th aoeeCasi.
Be annoqived meetings voold be
oocdoeted erery al$ht thla veea, ta
ci titling Monday B'gtrt. Be said th
eraxgettstt party represents the
great Moody Bib: Instttnt of Cat
cago. aa tolereryrnT.atlnfTal school
for ta training of Christ tan workers,
and th purpose her ta to "pray and
plan sad work together with Gods
peep of Medford sa sa effort to
reach men and women sad oar
young peopS for Chris sad th
church.-
Crangellst W. W. Sfrannon. who
haCs from Mstaslppt. spoks on th
subject: "Th Conflict of th Acs."
He said ta part: "Erer staoa th
fall of man there has been a never-
ceastay conflict between the wtsdom
of man and th power of Ood. As
high as th heavens am shore the
earth, so are God's thoughts bSfhrnr
aha nmaa's thoughts, and God's ways
U?tier than man's way."
Prom many of his hearers there
were expression of approval at th
stzsistfrward "-"T of th sran-
geiist and the sbseao of such ex
trsrscaaces sad eccentricities ss are
often associated with this sort of
endesTor. Th hearty cooperation
given by so many of th Christian
peep: of Uedford todlcaus their
faith tn the enterprise
PROSPECT LIQUOR
Radio Program
KMED
(Msll TrfbanVlrgla Station)
Monday.
F. H-
3 so S Western Auto Supply: Hews
and Marketa by Man Tribune.
to 3 Mutisl M:n: Where to Oar.
The Tccrsry.
7 to 3 nipplmias Train: Crtrus
Soap: An Becjuest program,
t to 3 All Bequest program: Be-
mote from Fos Cnuerian.
Twesday.
A-M-
7:M to 8 Breakfast Broadcrst of
Ken by Mall Tribune.
S to 3 Fan Dandy: Treaiare Boa.
g to 10 Friendship Circle by Econ
omy Oroecterta: Pet Milk.
10 to 11 Bo. Oregon Gas: Domes
tie Lsuadry.
It to 13 FBgldalre: KMED pre
sentation. F. Uy
13 to 1 Heath's Drug Store; Gol
den west: S. Ceegon Theaten:
Ken Flashes by Man Tribune.
I to 3 Sperry Flour: Solders
Dairy: Peoples Eecerte: Jackson
Co. Tdg. at tan.
3 to 330 Soeelty progrsm: Wor'-d
430 to 3 E3ED presentation.
$ to a La-sis super station: Hews
and Marketa by Man Trlbune.
a to T Checker Cab: Where to
Got FbOco.
T to 3 Happiness Train: Camp
Laurel; Modern Plumbing and
Sheet Metal Co.
8 to 3 All Bequest program.
JUNIOR HIGH BOYS
ASK EMPLOYMENT
Boys of the local Junior high
school bars taken a co from the
proTerbtal college- boy who works nta
way through school and baT been
applying to Principal B. B- Pinch
for pre! I-" tn homes shout the
dfry to work for room or board or
both.
Although the tTgh school operate
an empkrytnent bureau for boys and
girls tt Is not generally known that
th Junior high has f"fT' srrange
meats to help out-of-town students
get pUced so they can attend school
Miss Delia Watsesaat. dean of girt.
hivwte ampaoyment for the girls of
th school and Principal Finch the
boys.
In a raid In th Prospect district
late yesterday, by th aherUTs of
nc. astdsted by the stat poUc.
s man glrtna; th nam of Burnett
was arrested, sad Is held tn th
county Jail, charged with violation
i of th liquor laws. Two other houses
in the district under suspicion were
Ttalted.. but no lncrmtinstlng m
denc was found.
Bennett was llrlas; in a teat on
th Bed Blanket road, where 33
gallon of beer mash was setzed. and
a number of bottles broken.
Th suthorrtles beUer that a ttpr
regarding their coming was flashed
ahead of their srrrrsL
Th raid fallowed th receipt the
past week of com plaints regardtng
th settrtty of liquor vendors tn th
Prospect sad Bed Blanket sections
who are said to hare found a lucra-
tiT trad among th Ishorers on
the California -Oregon Power com
pany construe taon work. Bennett at
alleged to bse sold beer to fimnws,
and to bar been on of th mala
sources of supply.
It has also been reported that one
of th Copco workers, when stupe-
fled with moonshine, was "Tolled"
and robbed of a small sum of
money.
PEAR CANDY ADDED TO
LOCAL PRODUCTS LIST
C&woUte-coated pear candy is the
latest dainty added to th list of pear
products manufactured tn sfedford.
Th oady is mad by Buckingham's
sad is my deUctous. those who bare
tasted tt report today.
Each day brings in a tart of new
uses for pears sad much mteresi ts
being expressed tn th pear foods
show to be held st th Jackson coun
ty fairground this week tod ta con
nection wtth th 4-H dub sad edu
cational fair. It la expected to bring
forth many new rectpe.
LOCAL PEOPLE AT
CRATER LAKE FOR
SUNDAY OUTING
CHATEB LAKE WATTOSAL PARK.
Ore, Sept. 14. (Spl.) Glorious Sep
tember weather yesterday caused a
Sarg number of southern Oregon
people to rlatt Crater Lake, where th
sun shoo brightly sad th lax was
a dear cold blue.
Although rooms are STsHsbl at
the lodg until September 30, and
th cafeteria ts still open, th major
ity of people at th park now are
from Oregon points.
Uedford TUt-tors yesterday includ
ed Mrs. V. P. Bttdle, Sr, W. P. Bid.
d. Wheldoa Btdal. Jr, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bedgepeth. Mr. and Mrs.
James Campbell, K. P. ChtLtfreth.
Fred Srfteffet. Mr. and Mrs. Mark
MM lrr. Mr. and Mrs. W. C Gtrahan.
Mrs. W. 8. Many, Wilms Manly.
Mm C. Ghelardl, Mr. sad Mrs. A. B.
Strmttoo, Mrs. A. B. H.nck. Miss
Delphi ne Hfnrk. Miss Maurtn Car
roll. Miss Carta Degermark. Miss
Carol Bamsey. Miss Elizabeth 8wl
gart, Mrs. Elliott Ayres, Tom Ayres.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kewbury. Mrs. B.
M. Bush. Miss Helen Bush, Wo.
Aitken, Miss Prtsctlla Webb. Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Grey, E. Lw Knspp, and
Lee Bishop.
Other raly people were Mr.
Mrs. Wesley Kelso of Agate, and Miss
Edith Jacobs sad Mrs. L O. Gore of
Central Potnt. Captain O. C. Apple
gau of Klamath Palls also spent s
portion of the dsy at the park. -
Portland Autoists
Break Plate Glass
POfiTLAXD, Ore, Sept. 14 (AP)
Poiice today were agarnhlng for two
men la a large maroon sedan who
during th night created a near riot
by cruising through the east stde
business section hurling rocks thru
plat glass windows.
Sererai large windows were shat
tered by the m '.Miles Blot calls were
answered by police from sererai sec
tions but the men escaped.
Oregoa treat her.
Pah toctgnt and Taesday. but orar-
eass tn west portion: norrnal temper
store; moderate, chscgeahl winds
affihore.
Wedding Bells
FREE
CTsrs 9. Cunningham and Emer
aoa AC Bebb. boUi at Uila etrv.
were BinM at the home of ne
ofCelatlng minister, Irrtn IXrpraf
Sosdar. September IX ft was an-1
noancel this morning. Ttnej wlU j
make tcefr borne ta ittalani. i
We pay casa far seed clothing.
Jsnnlngs Loan office.
WE
DEVELOP
FILMS
West Side Pharmacy
Portraits at r,i'-""' The Jas
leva op?. Hotly theater,
t-tlt. 13-plate sarterv. c
1-jr. rsirutM . . . . Vv
Battery Beeharglng 3e
Soverin Battery Service
ISSt yew Btverslde
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fiaa r
7 .-r-:-r
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A warm night ... a hint
of "B.O.". . and romance
ends with the first dance!
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Yoii may hare it . . and not
know if. Yet no one dares
tell you . . ichy take chances?
CARELES5XE5S about "B.0." (body
odor) can cost so much popular
ity, friendship, even love itself! For your
own sake, don't risk it.
Face the unpleasant fact that anyont
may offend especially right now when
heat and humidity make us perspire
more freely. We seldom notice "B.0."
in ourxlces. But others do instantly.
A tcarm-tteather Mafeguard
End all "B.O." danger. Do as millions
of particular men and women are doing.
Wash and bathe with Lifebuoy. Its
creamy, abundant, searching, lather
Lifebuoy
S H A V I N C
" C R E.A M
Tes&r icoci from Unvicg
vaoxatt like sxisic vfecn
rov ase this eew ebofcie.
ceaie. mnrrt:ws hrhrr. '
penetrates and purifies pores removes
all odor gives bath-to-bath fresh
ness and freedom from "B.O." worries.
A wonderful complexion soap
Dull, cloudy complexions quickly re
spond to Lifebuoy's gentle, yet thorough,
cleansing. Clogged pores are gently freed
of beauty-robbing impurities sallow
skins quickly toned and stimulated back
to healthy, glowing loveliness. Its pleas
ant, extra-clean scent that vanishes as
you rinse tells you why Lifebuoy is such
a fine complexion soap. It purifies!
A pnivd V Letts SBOmm Co. Canbndet, Matt,
f
HEALTH SOAP
stops body odor-
When Food Sours
In Stomach
"Bteurated" atagnests bring quk-t
posture relief. Ends Oie. Sourness.
Acid Indigestion, aisles Btomtch feel
fine. All over the world tot stotnavn
uls most people prefer and demand
Totrr ehotre of powder or tablets
at Jarmtn Wood t that nearest
drug store.
KATHRYN
L0CATELL
Oives attractive natural
looking Permanent
Wave.
Tulip Oil Wavet
56.50
Other Permanent
$5.00
Shampoo and Finger
Wave
Short Hair, 75
330 S. Central Phona 1374
Keeping Abreast Of the Times
Keeping abreast with the times, selecting only merchandise of a national reputation, having s sales organization with men who
are specialists in their departments and service men with special training and many years of experience, then backing these four
essentials with the same fearless policy that has been unique in the success of the Palmer Music Honse, no sale is complete unless '
the customer is satisfied. To further assure unexcelled service for our patrons, we have secured the services of Morris B. Leon
ad, whose ability to serve is well known in Southern Oregon.
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$24.00 VALUE
G-E Ranges
Smart, new General Electric Ranges
are now on display, priced as low as
$118.00
ior
4 .
Never before such value
in electric clocks. A Gen
eral Electric large size
TAMBOUR model 17"
wide $24.00 value.
Beautiful mahogany fin-,
ish case, large sirs, easy-to-read
numerals in brown
on an antique dial. Gold
finish sweep second hand.
Ideal for mantel or table,
lent outlet No further at
Pnt it into any conven
' tention necessary no
winding, oiling or regu
lating. $2.00 down puts
it in your home. Balance
$1.00 weeklv
G-E
Deluxe
Cleaner
$42.50
The PcLuve clraner of
Kfll known General Klrc
ttto quality with tlie mi.
per-ponerful suction.
Other o. E. Cleaners
priced at
S27.50
and
$35.00
1
jFjrslH ll'H'lsXsL,
G-E Washer
Famous General Electric Washers,
with the well known Activator,
priced at
$108.50
PALMER
MUSIC HOUSE
Corner Main and Bartlett
J. H. Isaac
We Sell Happiness"
Phone 7S3
W. H. Fluhrer
VaSrja.
oil
Electrol
Burner
Rlslit now Is
the time to In
vestigate the
ELECTRO!,
Oil Burner
the efficient, si
lent and eco
nomical sola -tlon
t o yonr
heatlnr problem