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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1931- PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal Lean for School Mies Mary Hayes and Miss Edna Mohr left today on the Shaata. for Eugene to take up their atudlea at the University of Oregon. Undergoes Operation lira. C. . Reiohateln underwent a major opera tion at the Community hospital yea terday and la getting along nloely. To Celebration Mre. O. O. Wlmer and two email aon left today on the Shasta for Roaeburg, where they will attend the hoapltal celebration. From Out-of-Town C. W. Joyce of Pasadena, Cel.. and Alien Ooz of Portland an among out-of-town vla Itora In Medford today. V . a a In City TodayA. W. Shoemaker, commercial agent for the Mlieourl Paclflo Unee, with headquartera In Portland, arrived In Medford today. Quest of the Kershaws Mrs. B. O Long ley of Aberdeen, . Wash., la the gueat of Mr. and Mr. Gordon Ker- ahaw for a week or two. The women are) aletera. Mra. sleeter Home Mra. R. W. fileeter returned to Medford by train thla morning from Portland, wheie ahe had been attending the P. E. O. convention. ' On Trip South Mr. and Mra. Ralph A. Atwood left thla morning for San Francisco by the way of Crescent City and the Redwood high way, for a two weeks' trip. To Leave Park With Crater na tional park officially closing Sunday, employee will leave the national park Saturday evening and Sunday, by 1 stage. Miss Snedlcor Returns Mlaa Jane Bnedlcor has returned to thla city from spending the first of the week In Klamath Palls, where ahe trans acted business. Prom Distant Cities Quests from a distance registered at Medford hotela ' Include John M. Brown of New York City, N. A. Young of London, Eng. and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rurlegreen of Chicago, 111. a Vlstta Here Mlaa Laura Bailey, who formerly made her home In Med' ford, la spending several day In the city with relatives and friends. She plana to leave tomorrow for her home In Corvallla. Shopping Thursday Among shop-. para In Medford Thursday from other localities were Mra. r. a. Anaerson 01 Aoolorat. Mra. J. A. Lyttell of Jack sonville and Mra. O. L. Llndley of Coker Butte. On Vacation Dick Henry of Oak land, engineer for the Southern Pa- clflo on the Oakland pier, waa In Medford today calling on frlenda. He motored to thla city via the Redwood af highway, and visited Crater lake. Car Catches Fire Membera of the fire department at 11:30 today an awered a call at the corner of Main and Central, where an automobile belonging to Harry Wheeler had caught fire, due to defective wiring. Damage waa aUght, according to the report. Return to Roaeburg T. M. Spencer and J. P. Dlllard, salesman for the Rosebur Motor company of Roaeburg, returned to that city yesterday, after spending a day in Medford on business. e Clubs' Fair at Grants Pass The 4R clubs of Josephine county are holding a fair In Grant Pass to day and tomorrow, almllar to the one being held here by the 4H ciuoa of thla county. , Return to Valley Mr. and Mra. Donald Hutchfaon. who have been re siding In Corvallla for the past few months, are visiting at the home of Mrs. - Hutchison a parents, Mr. and Mra. J. A. Slover, at Qranta Pass for several days. The Hutchisons former ly lived In Medford. Visitors from Washlntgon Among the guests from Washington at local hotela are Carl Lindner of Everett and the following from Seattle: Mr, and Mrs. D. H. Voae, Mrs. M. O. Pearl, W. R. MacOhesney, A. W. Tarblll, Oeo. Madden, O, P. Holcomb, Lee Jewett and Mrs. M. Lawler. as Oregonlans at Hotels Quests from Oregon points, other than Portland, registered at local hotela Include H E. Koe of Astoria, E. H. Waldo of Roaeburg, Mr, and Mrs. a. R. Hltt of McMlnnvllle, R. O. Hoffman 01 at. lem, and the following from Eugene: E. S. Parrell, Z. N. Agee, Dougal Young, V. 0. May, B. R. Pooley and P. C. Olle. a Hunting Trip Dr. P. O. Bunoh, accompanied by Lloyd Brooks and brother of Portland, left this morn ing for eastern Oregon on a hunting trip. Messrs. Brooks arrived from the northern city by train today. In. eluded In the party was Phil Single ton of Medford and his father, George Singleton, who arrived here today from Roaeburg. . In City From Portland Registra tions from the state metropolis at Medford hotela Include those of J. M. Griffin. Earl E. Shreve, B. D. Wtllshlre. P. H. Dunn, Miss E. Per. guson, J., B. McCurry, J. E. Sniper, C. L. Weaver.' William Scherplng, H E. Merrltt. W. P. Hogan, Robert Barclay. W. W. Hav?kaley, Rex Alio. way, Mr. and Mrs. a. A. Mercer, J. A, H1U, A. B. Chaney, R. Crete, Mr. and Mra. T. R. Kerr. Don Carlson and E. J. Fletcher. i a a Callfornlans at Hotels Among the visitors here from California regis- tered at the hotela are Julia T. Lee, Mra. J. Merrick and eon, Oakland; Mr. and Mra. T. O. Travla, Lillian Van Tress, Mabelle Flint, B. W. Wln- terfleld of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Wilson. D. D. . Dodson. Red Bluff: Elizabeth Koppelman, Mar. earet. Cornelius and Russell Fields of Pasadena and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Klnzer. Mr. and Mra. M. M. Mas. ev. Lt. A. F. Wilkinson. Lt. B. O. Van Colt, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thomp son of San Francisco. a a a Recover Auto A 1928 Bulck road star belonalns to H. J. Burrows, 13H7 North Riverside, waa etolen about o'clock laet evening, and recovered later by city police officers. The car waa parked on East Main street when found, without an7 gaa. (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co, 121 B. Slth Street) Marriage Licenses. Wayne L. Holdrldge and Ethel M. Allison. Floyd Bgan and Ruth Ann Ryck- Bian. Ambrose S. Crane and Minnie Ca. V ter. George T. Hegler and Ida Oorevan. John Anthony Rocchlo and Trecla . Hobbe. Emerson M. Babb and Clara O. Cunningham. Lold 0. Bellue and Marguerite M, Lewie. Paul L. Mathlaa and Dolly Esther Parker. K. Earl Davis and Harriet L. Pree- Ernest F. Ohesteln and Luclle Morse. ' Philip Wallaoe and Bethel D. HIV ton. Circuit Court. . R. W. Poellnltz vs. Peter C. Denhof; for monev. Carolyn W. Deer va. Larkln A. DeeT; divorce. First National Co. vs. Marcus P Baker et al: foreclose mortgage. Viola Simmons Hollls vs. John M. Simmons et al: to quiet title. Francis H. Moore vs. D. L. Ewlng; for possession of notes and mort gage. Pleroe-Allen Motor Co., Ino. Frerf fitlmson: chattel Hen. State of Oregon va. 1930 Chevrolet Sedan: seizure. w. o. Camahan va. J. L. Oskar, Mrs. J. L. Oskar: for money. Jackson County Building & Loan Assn. va. Minnie M. Billings et al; foreclose mortgage. d..i Catala Transfers. Hazel D. Wlldrlck, et vir, to Jamee Ray Howe, Q. C. D. to lot 10, blk. 63, original town Medford, II. Frederick L. Champlln. et al, to rn. a n.n.,: a c. D. to tracts 14 and 18. Champlln's subdivision, 1.00. . .... f dhiI at iit to Mra. E. I. ftnvri w. D. to lot 1 In blk. S. b-m Arid , Martfrtrd. 110. Walter Whitney to J. A. Non-U, Q C. D. to land in sec. i. p. T o t xja M aiO. w t ,--, mi 11 t to Etta M Vawter. W. D. to a atrip of land 68 feet and 2 lncnea in wiorn on entire 8. end of lota 10, 11 and 13. In blk. 13, Medford, iu. n. .k. -rvntAta Dalle A. OTOOle et al. W. D. to all of lots 1 and 8 and E'f of lota 3 and 8. In blk. so r MiiM aa n Ashland. 110. I Richard h! and Mary E. Witt to Fred Witt, W. D. to S acres In the NWH of NE'i of aec. n, twp. m a nr al no Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune-Virgin Station) Friday. P. M 5 to Western Auto Supply: Where to Go: Neva and Mar ket by Mall Tribune. 6 to 7 Mutual Mill; Medford Plat Olaas Co. 7 to a Happlnai Train; Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co. ( to S Citrus Soap; All Request program. Saturday. 1 A. M 7:88 to 8 Brakfast Broadcast of new by Mall Tribune. ' 8 to 9 Treasure Box; Pan Dandy, 8 to 10 Friendship Circle by Economy Groceteria. 10 Weath' forecast.' 10 to 11 A. Schilling o Co.; Alex ander's Pood Shop. 11 to 13 Sparry Flour; Frlgldalrs; Whit King. P. M. 13 t 1 So Oregon TheaUr Guide; Heath's Drug Store; News flashes : by Mall Tribune. 1 to 3 Firestone; Peoples Elec tric: Jackkson Co. Bldg. Ic Loan. 3 to 8:30 World Bookman; Popu lar program, 4:90 to B KMED presentation. 8 to 8 Lewis Super Station; Where to Go; Newa and Markets by Mall Tribune. 8 to 7 Dane Band Contest. 7 to 9 Happiness Train; All Re quest program. . THOMPSON HEADS T J. O. Thompson waa elected cam. palgn chairman of the Community Chest for the approaching drive at the meetlni: of the director yester day afternoon at the chamber et Commerce building. Dates for the drive have not been announced, but It la expected to start soon after Armistice day, The chest budget was not approved yesterday aa representatives of sev eral organizations Included were not present for the meeting. The budget waa dlacuased and the directors ad Journed to meet again Monday after- soon, at which time the budget till be announced and approved. to .70 of an acre In DO 64, twp. 88 . R. 1 W. 62000. Peroy A. Bray to B. M. Griggs, et UX, W. D. to 105 10, in DIR.- o, raiiv Add. to Medford, 610. Charles L. SDencer to Lyman u. Lowe. W. D. to N24 of NW14 and NWV4 of NB of aeo. 4, twp. 38 b., R. 4 W., 6360. Chester D. Woolverton to Alexan der E. woolverton, et ux, W. D. to 1-8 Int. in WH of 8EV4 of see. so. twp. 38 S., R. 3 W 810. Merle Dunlap, ee ux, xa w. n. Johnstone, W. D. to all of lots 11 and 13. blk. "O" Railroad Add. to Ashland, 610. C. C. Murray, Guardian to .Norma McAllister, Guard, deed to 1-8 int. In EH of B'A of lot 8, In blk. 9, Park Add. to Medford. 6200. Jackson County to Joseph sereyka. et al, deed to SEi4, NW!4 sec. ai, twp. 38 8, R. 3 W., 6100. Belle Roblson et vir to ueore Chenoweth et ux: Q. C. D. 8.8" aerea in D. L. C. 88. Tp. 88 8. R. 1 W J. A. Rlcka et ux to w. c. Hicks; W D. 1 acre In Subdivision of Enoch Walker Place. Wlllet C Wilson et al to Frank 0. Alberte. W. D. to atrip of land 8 it. In width off N. side of a atrip of land 18 ft. In width off the entire 8. side of Lot 6, Blk. 6, Kendall Add. to Medford. J. w. Wilson to Amy Llndemood; W. D. Lot 8 In Blk. 32 of Mccuny Add to Jacksonville. AFTERJjSASTER All the air mall consigned to Med ford, so far aa can be ascertained by the local pottoffioe. that waa among the thousands of letters on the Ill-fated air mall plane which crashed Into San Francisco bay last Wednesday, arrived lrr this city yes terday, one batch In the morning and the other In the afternoon, and was delivered, after being postmarked: "Delay due to Interruption of air mall service In Oakland." The letters were badly 'water aoaked and somewhat soiled otherwise, but bore no traces of fire damage or amoke, and the persons they were addressed to were able to read them. A considerable portion of the air mail that waa In the burning plane, waa destroyed or partially destroyed by fire, according to news dispatches, but the mall for Medford fortu nately escaped such damage. BAIRD IS ELECTED MINISTERIAL HEAD Rev. W. R. Balrd waa elected president of the Medford Mlnlaterial association at the meeting conducted Tuesday In the First Methodist Episcopal church. Other officers were J. T. LaRoee, vice-president and Dr. H. C. Funk, aecritar7-treanirer. Rev. N. D. Wood and Rev. A. O. Bennett were voted on for officers, but due to the fact that they had previously held stations In the or ganisation, they declined. The association went on record as favoring regular reports from the groups who are aided by the Com munity Chest, In order that con tributors might know how the money la spent. Ensign J. R. Pack of the Salva tion Army, gave Information rela tive to the Medford Welfare asso ciation. Saturday Bargains HAMS . 20c Average 10 to II lbs. Half or whole, lb Picnics. Ib. 15a Steer Beef, Baby Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb, Rabbiti, Fat Hem, Fryeri, Lunch Meatt Every Day It Bargain Day at the Ivy St. Meat Market Junt Around the Corner from th F. O. Plenty of Parking Bpace 9HB llV V w III tiiiniSSniiff jll . 4.00 Down Small Carrying Charge value i Circulating HEATER $43.00 America's fastest selling heater. In auy weather heata a or a large rooms.. Beautiful grained walnut enamel cab inet, Arm co iron. Cast Iron top, door and heating unit. Water pan. Lift cheek damper. Noted aa a fuel saver. Burn hard or soft coal, or wood. A 10-Tube Superhetrodyne Airline Radio 2 PENTODE TUBES $79-95 Complete with Airline Tubes and Installed Fully Licensed by R. C. A. and Hazeltlne Urllne Radio's supreme Super Heterodyne equal to seta priced many dollars more. Finest per formance you can buy anywhere at ANY price. All the latest fea .ure. DOUBLE PENTODE push pull; automatic volume control; full vision dial; extra large super dynamic speaker; unusual cabinet beauty. 96 Down, Small Carrying Charge. "Women Never Expected to See Such Hose at Only $1.00!" T. D. L. Menchlon n "I dont think you've v r seen an equal valuel Pur Ilk service weight, full fashioned, new fall colors, dull finish that stays, pure silk, plcot top. Sixes ev to 101" 0 I) , Coast Value Civinq, PT " 11- Censored ' SECOND BIG SATURDAY Follow tf, crowd, to Ward's-ana got your snar. f , raost ,,, ,,, , Last Fthrunrv tin (nirf.nn. k...m . u"c,ru " month. ... .k. .:" .. . I ' " 7 P 1 " "' ln sP'nll ror week, and " " ' " """ 1'' J" "am-. Talus are exceptional. Tour nelehhnn say thev are the "het"i an v ' Ioor oor "Boys, I Saved You One-third on These Fine Union Suits!" J. H. Hawkins I For n sizes e to ie "Regular 78s quality, winter weight ribbed combed cotton. Long aleeve. ankle length. W a a h great) Size 6-18. "Other Ask $1.49 for Such Lovely All Silk Lingerie" , . H. W. Brawn 29 "Not the ordl nary 49c Linge rie, but the best Rayon Lin gerie I've ever seen anywhere near thia price 1 Lace trimmed! Step-ins pan ties and bloom ers. In pastel shades 1" "You'd Pay 1 More to Equal Men's Pajamas of This Kind!" B. L. Curtl. "Handsome pat terns and plain oolora for both men and up - to - date young m e n very pajama ln the '1.S0 class." EXTRA HEAVY Felt Base Rugs! Other. A.k W M and Mot In 9il2-ft- Rug. Like Thl.l $6.75 Stain proof, water proofl Extra heavy. W originally aaked 9.4. $2.45 Screw. Driver Thl. Medium Sl O.ually Sell, for (S.45! A Bargain! $1.19 Improved right or left hand action; 1 large and 1 email screw driver. Steel Hand Saw "Find" Saw Ever Offered at 1," Say. Our Buyer 1 wi Value $1 Blade made 01 special analysis a a w steel Straight back style. A value' 24 -in. Aluminum Level Never Before Has Such a Level Sold for Lens Than 92.85 $1.98 It has pro tected aplrlt glasses. 4 plumbs and a levels. - jy- flaHM Night Latch Bargain First Tim Such-a Value Hn. Been Offered for Less Than t- $1 Durable c a a e with oast bronze knob and bolt I An tique Copper. $1.75 Steel Hatchet Think or Getting a l.1S steel Hatchet at Thl. Price! $1 Vanadium ateel head haa ebony rust - resisting finish. Bzjfaj Hack Saw Frame All Sleell Newest Type With Pistol Grip! Worth S1.2SI 77c Adjustable for 8-ln to 13-ln blade. Nickel plated finish Built to laatl 5-Disc Cylinder Tumbler Padlock , Fqual to Any 76o Lock I 49c . For security lt matchea til beat auto locket Hardened self locking shackle, cadmium rust proof finish, a keys. 7-in. Pocket Snip Snips of Thla Fin Quality Usually Sell for 85c or More. 29c Made of drop forged 1 - piece steel I Temper ed and hard ened for long REDUCED PRICES ON STANDARD MAKE RIFLES Model 9425-36, 30-30 and 32 Special $22.75 Model 65 Takedown 30-30 and 32 Spechl ...$29-50 Model 64, Bolt Action 270 and 30-06 caliber....$39.50 Model 30 Express 30, 30-06 and 35 caliber $39.50 Model 99 Solid Frame 300 and 303 callber.....$29.50 Model 14, Slide Aotion 30 caliber $34-50 Model 25, Slide Action, 25-20 caliber $22-75 Savage Sport Rifle 30-06 .;.. $22.75 You Can Buy Tour Hunting Licenie in Our Sporting Goods Department "Think of It!! A High Quality Elec tric Waffle for $1,491" Iron T. K. Matey $1.49 Complete with Cord "Bam quality aa Iron to es.OO. Makes moh waffl In stead of T-lnch. Element guar anteed S yean. Nickel plated." "Man, Oh Man 1 Here' $2 Worth of Fine Celanese Sock, for $1!" O, L. Chapman Pairs They're regu lar 4 pair for 1 aockal On of th South' leading makers produced them at 1 than cost to make thl sensational value possible 1 a new natterna amarc and colors I "You Will See Similar Silks in Newest Ties Priced Double." I. I Slmandl S for oil "Both silk mill and maker out did themselves to make a au par - valu ln latest .Ilka and pattern fully trie dollar Tt they priced at ln olaea are two for 111" Unfinished Chair Compare It WIMi Any S1.49 Chair In Any Store! Only paint It your self and save! Of smooth fin ish, hardwood: sturdy. 117 So- Central Phone 286 Your Neighbor Saves Money at Ward's Why Don't You? Medford, Ore. Km, H. Higa jo H. C. High, W, P.