MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2?, 1931.
PAGE FIVE
Local and
Yoeemlte Park Mrs. D. A.
Curry and Ollene Fresidder of To
emits national park are visitors In
ttala city who arrived yesterday,
Visiting the Gentry Mrs. W. R.
Taylor of Aahland Is spending a week
1b Medford with Mr. and Mrs. Reese
Gentry.
Here from 8 Is son Among CalLtor-
nlana In Medford today are Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Anderson of Slsson, who
are hers for medical attention,
Onus Firs Tbday A grass fire
shortly before 1 o'clock this after
noon called members of the firs de
partment to 709 East Main street.
Working at Prospect, P. F. Bryant,
formerly in the taxi business In this
city has aooepted a position at Pros
pect with the California Oregon Power
company.
.
Visiting in Medford Mrs. C. W. Gris-
ham of Grants Pass Is spending
couple of days visiting friends :n
Medford! Miss Audrey Davney Is also
a visitor in Medford.
Return Sans Meat C. W. Palm and
Jack Wakefield returned last night
from a hunt In the Lakevlew region
without sny deer. They gave no rea
sons for their ill luck.
, Rome from Hospital Mrs. Maud
Wilson, who has been recovering from
a major operation at a local hospital
for more than two weeks, was able
to return to her home today.
Planes Stop Here Three army
plans, en route- from Crlssy Field in
California to Fort Lewis m waaning
ton, stopped at the Medford municl
pal airport yesterday.
, Clinlo Thursday Miss Blanche
Runels, county health nurse, and Dr,
B. 0. Wilson will conduct a baby
clinic Thursday afternoon at 1:30
the Eagle Point school.
Leaves for North Miss Catherine
OHourke left by train last evening
for her home at Brush Prairie, Wash
Where she will spend the winter with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
O'Rourke.
In Valley for Health Mr. and Mrs,
C. A. Potter of Crescent City are
spending some time at Jackson Hot
Springs. Mr. Potter is at Ashland
under a physician's care and will
probably remain there for several
weeks.
Visit Relatives Mrs. Jack Plnson
and children of Pomona, who are
pending some time In Ashland with
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell, vis
ited In Medford yesterday with rela
tives. Mrs. Plnson Is a sister to Mrs.
Campbell.
Saw Crater Lake C. S. Ackley and
family of Garibaldi, Ore., motored to
. Crater lake and on to .eastern Oregon.
Monday after spending several days
In Medford visiting at the homes of
Mr. Ackley 's sister. Mrs. D. O. Fred
erick and brother, L. E. Ackley.
Poe Valley Visitors Mrs. Nell Web
ber and granddaughter Dorothy of
Poe Valley, Klamath county, are vis
iting in the Rogue River section.
M'ss Lucia Holtzhouser of Poe Valley
Is also visiting relatives near Jack
sonville. Visited Medford Relatives Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Wlllltts and daughter
Sharon Lee, accompanied by Mrs.
Docla Norrls, returned to Klamatn
Falls early Monday, after having spent
the week-end with relatives and
friends In Medford. 1
Railway Men Here J.-T. Downes of
the Nickel Plate line Is In Medford
today from Seattle, transacting busi
ness and conferring with local rail
road officials. C. E. Burnett of the
Rock Island Is also a Medford busi
ness caller.
Conducts Scorch Clifford Baker,
negro porter on the Shasta, who re
sides In Berkeley, today was conduct
ing a search for a position as chauf
feur for "Dawson," his niece's boy,
who lives at 1423 Derby. In Berkeley.
He's a fine lad, and I'd sure like to
find a place for him," Mr. Baker said.
Great Pocahontas to Visit The
Great Pocahontas jf California, Isa
belle McCluskey, will visit the local
degree of Pocahontas Thursday even
ing at the Redmen hall. An inter
esting program has been arranged for
the evening and all Redmen and Po
cahontas are urged to attend.
orf for State College D. O. Fred
erick left here this morning for Cor
vallls, accompanied by his daughter.
Miss Virginia, who will enroll as a
sophomore at the Oregon State col
lege. Miss Ida Ounther, a college
friend of Miss Virginia, joined the
Fredericks at Grants Pass.
Here from Washington Included
among Washington visitors in Med
ford at hotels are Thos. Young of
Walla Walla, Douglas Holt of Yaki
ma. Walter Knull and Miss V. Knull
of Tacoma. I. H- Pratt, wm. F. Rohr
b.ich. Mr. and Mrs E. R. Bracken of
Seattle.
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Depot Conferences . L. King, sup
erintendent Oi' Southern Pacific
company, with offices In Portland,
this morning conferred with A. S.
Rosenbaum, district agent for the
company, during his brief stop in
Medford. Mr. King was in his special
car on the Oregonlan, en rotate to
Ashland.
Oregonlans at Hotrls Guests from
Oregon points at Medford hotels in
clude J. E. Harper. C. H. Stevensen,
R. M. Peterson and C. B. Pennington
of Eugene. W. A. Tabor of Tillamook.
George J. Bohrer of Coquille, Mr. snd
Mrs. Geo. Barbour of Roseburg. Paul
Wayner and Charles Galloway of Sa
lem. Lloyd Maglll and C. M. Fosa of
Bend, and the following from Port
land: W H. Norton. J. D. Altman. C
R. Rynes, C. F. Fish. D. E. Beard, J
L. Casey, C. A. McOee, W. C. Kemp,
D. E. Demmen. W Blackmsn. L. 3.
Leach. U. H. Haskell. Mr. and Mrs.
Schmeer. V. J. Powel and Emer
. Wheatoa.
Personal
I Mrs. Wahl In North Mrs. Fred
Wahl returned home yesterday from
saiera and Portland.-
To Portland Mrs. Mildred Semon
and son left today on the Shasta for
Portland.
To State Fair Mrs. Scott Wolff
will leave Friday morning for Salem,
where she plans to attend the state
rair.
To Eugene Ed Reames left today
on the Shasta for Eugene where he
will enter the University of Oregm
as a sophomore.
On Ashland Visit Mrs. F. C. Dll
lard and family of Medford were vis
itors In Ashland last Sunday at the
J. E. NoTstrom home.
On Business Among the railway
men In Medford on business today
were C. E. Burnett .uf the Rock Island
lines. Ernest Farrell of ths Union
Pacific, and James T. Wallace of the
C. N. & W.
Shopping Today Mrs. Mary Smith
o! Central point is in this city today
shopping and transacting business
Other callers are Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Arnold of Sams Valley, Beatrice Gard
ner of Lake Creek and Mr. and Mrs
J. F. Lelser of Grants Pass.
Pioneer Meeting Tonight A meet
ing of Southern Oregon Pioneers .!
to be held at the home of J. M. Wag
ner, 153 Oak street In Ashland, this
evening at 7:30 o'clock. All who are
Interested in plans for the annual
reunion to be held in Ashland this
year are asked to attend this meeting
at which details of the reunion, In
cluding the definite setting of the
date will be discussed.
Announces Cruise ft N. McKensie,
traveling passenger agent for the Can
adian National railways, was In Med
ford a short time yesterday from his
headquarters In Portland. He an
nounced that the S S Prince Henry,
.flagship for the Paclflo Coast fleet,
will make a special cruise from Van
couver to Halifax via the Panama
Canal. The trip will start Novenv
ber 31, and end December 13.
Glenn Terrlll Gets 4-Polnt Buck
Glenn Terrlll, deputy county assessor
of Klamath county, and former Med-
ford resident, who learned to shoot
at Lake. Creek, killed a four point
buck last Sunday, and Norman B.
White of Klamath Falls, 10-year-oli
son of Assistant Supervisor Norman
White of Crater national forest, of
Medford, also bagged on the first
day a 175-pound buck wltm a .22
rifle, in the Drews valley section of
bJamath county.
Stolen Car Recovered The Chevro
let automobile stolen In Medford
Sunday night while Its owners, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Fredenburg, attended
church services, was reported in to
the sherlil's office In Grants Pass
Monday morning by Charles Cooley,
who found it abandoned beside a
warehouse of the Three C's Lumber
company in that city. Ownership of
tne machine was traced through Its
license number, and Mr. Fredenburg
went to Grants Pass Monday after
noon and claimed the car, driving It
back to Medford immediately. The
Ignition key and spotlight had been
stolen.
Calif ornlans at Hotels Among the
California guests registered at Med
ford hotels are Mr. and Mrs. D. H.
Smith of Glendale, Mrs. John L.
Kelly of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. R.
M. McArthur of Mc Arthur. Mrs. D. A.
Curry and Oliene Fresidder of Yo
semlte satlonal park, Mr. and Mrs.
Roscoe Tunne, E. B. Gil more and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hotchklss of Los
Angeles, C. F. Klnman and Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Griffin of Sacramento.
Robert McCormlck of Ventura. Tom
my O'Brien and Lea Kennedy of Long
Beach, Mrs. Sutflff and Mrs. Seely uf
San Luis Obispo, and the .following
rrom Ban Francisco: Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Hatch, B. R. Morris, W. T.
White, Jr., Al Schammel, L. A. Nott.
Monty Colmey. Addl Gustofsen and
Catherine Shlebon.
IN SEVEN MULE DEER
The record killing reported- since
the opening of the deer hunting
season Sunday was brought Into
Medford last night by "Hubbard
Bros, gang," it totaled seven, four
and five point bucks.
The eight men who composed the
party did their hunting out from
Lakevlew. ( Just where they refuse to
tell. They lined the mule deer up
at the store this morning snd took
photographs to prove their skill to
friends too distant to sample the
vension.
Portraits of dlstinctlcn.
leys, opp. Holly theater.
Ths Peas
Krystalglow. kodak gloss suoreme
The Peasleys, opp. Holly theater
a
Yeoman dance Thursday the 24th.
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IHia SERVICE,
FULL CITIZENSHIP
AT HEARING HERE
Naturalisation examinations were
held this morning by W. Blackman,
federal examiner, in the circuit
court room, at the conclusion of
which, exercises were conducted by
Col W. H. Paine of the American
Legion, and Circuit Court Judge H.
D. Norton made a short address.
Final examinations were held for
R. O. Mulholland and Edith Caro
lina Schramm eck of this city, and
they were granted citizenship papers.
Preliminary bearings were held for
Oscar Johnson, his wife Marlon,
James Douglas, and Henry B.
Schmltz, all of Grants Pass. Schmlta
was instructed to study more about
American laws and customs, and to
appear for examination next Feb
ruary. Final examinations for the other
three applicants will be held at
Grants Pass tomorrow.
Questions ashed the applicants
dealt with history queries relative
to America and Its constitution, and
each was asked if he had any relig
ious scruples against war, or was a
member of tAe I. W. W., or an an
archist or a communist.
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SPEND NIGHT IN CITY
A Gllmore oil plan,, In which
were traveling E. B. oilman, pres
ident of the oil company, Mrs. Ros
coe Turner, and the pilot, Roscoe
Turner, hummed north this momlng
enroute to Seattle from Los Angeles,
after having spent the night here.
Mr. Gllmore la enroute Into Brit
ish Columbia on a hunting trip
Turner, who la well known In con
nection with the Gllmore Hon, his
mascot, waa not accompanied by the
animal on this trip.
. Beat lump coal, 413 and tlS.60 per
ton, any time. Medford Fuel Co.
Tel. 031.
Brill Sheet Metal Works does ex
per repairing, fendsr and auto body
repairing.
R
ossibly
you
wonder
why some good coffees
vary in flavor from time
to time. How could it be
otherwise when they are
made side by side with
cheap coffees. If Schil
ling never varies in fla
vor it is because it comes
from the 'only place in
America where only fine
coffee is made.
Several years ago Schil
ling stopped trying to
make both good coffee
and cheap coffee. It just
can't be done and keep
good coffee at its best.
It . can't be done with
coffee, any more than
with other
things fort
cheapness is
contagious.
Schilling
coffee
Wlngt of tha Morning
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at
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