MEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1931.
PAOE SEVEN
tNROLL NOW FOR
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EVENING CLASSES
SOUTHERN OREGON STATE NOR
MAL SCHOOL, Sept 33. (Special)
Schedule for night classes at the
Southern Oregon State Normal school
will be made out the last ot the
week and those planning to attend
are requested to write or call the
Normal school Immediately as the
courses to be offered will depend on
the requests from those who expect
to enroll.
-Many Inquiries are coming In dally
and the enrollment for the night
work will probably be large, It la in
dicated. This Is the first time that work of
this type has been offered In south
ern Oregon and many who are not
able to attend school In the regu
lar hours are planning to gain credit
by this means.
Credit which is earned at the
night classes will be accepted as
normal school or Junior college work
and will be equivalent to a course
taken In the daytime.
Courses will probably be offered
in English, history and geography,
depending on the requests.
Enrollment for the fall term ot
the Normal school Is climbing stead
ily and from all Indications may
be larger even than last year, It Is
believed. Students have been com
ing In during the past two weeks
from all over the atate to arrange
then- schedules with President
Churchill.
Junior college work, which Is ot
tered at the normal school. Is draw
ing many students who are unable
to attend their first or second year
at the college or university and who
can obtain the same work at the
Normal school.
Books are now being reserved at
the book exchange conducted for
the benefit of the student loan fund
of the school and any who desire
books are urged to come to the of'
flee Immediately as the supply Is
limited.
Medford Boys Cinch Berths
8ALEM, Sept. 33. (AP) More
than 100 head of rodeo horses. In
cluding 40 of the announced "worst
outlaws" In the Pacific northwest,
arrived here today for the rodeo
buckaroo program, . feature of the
first three days of the Oregon state
fair, starting Saturday.
Frank Studnlck, world champion-
Walt Bonlfer of Pendleton, Slim
Nochola of Condon, Glen Rutheford
pt Arlington, were among the fa
vored contestants entered.
MEDFORD COUPLES GET
GRANTS PASS LICENSE
Two Medford couples obtained
marriage licenses In- Grants Pass on
Monday.
The license describes one couple
as - Elizabeth Cleora McManus, 18.
student, and Edward Calvin Welch,
31, laborer. The other couple was
Jewel Grantham, 18, and Sam M.
Wade, 83.
PHOENIX BIBLE CLASS
WILL MEET THURSDAY
PHOENIX, Sept. 23. (Spl) Adult
Bible class of the Presbyterian church
will meet In the church Thursday
night at 7:30. This Is the regular
quarterly meeting of the class. Be
sides the regular business transac
tions, a review of last quarter's les
sons will be given. It Is hoped all
nembers will attend.
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'TRAIL
TRAIL, Ore.. Sept. 23. (Spl.) W.
U Johnson, Carl Stearns and John
Farm have returned from Santa Ana,
Cal., where they spent two weeks on
a business and pleasure trip.
George McNeal and sister, who
spent the summer at the Hess cabin,
have returned from Portland, Seattle
and Newport, and are stopping In the
Hutchinson cottage during the hunt
ing season.
Mr. and Mrs Mike Tucker of Ash-
land are spending the week at the
Boyd Tucker home. M- Tucker hopes
to get some game while here.
Mrs, Harry Merrlman and Mrs.
Boyd Tucker shopped In Medford Fri
day. Mrs. Charles Cushman was brought
from the hospital to her sister's home
.Saturday where she Is being cared
for until she Is able tc return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Houston and
daughter, Mrs. Rennlt, were calling
on friends In this vicinity Sunday
Mr. Houston has fully recovered from
his recent attack of rheumatism.
A special election was held at the
school ho use September 19, to vote
money to purchase and operate ft
school bus. As the district is In debt,
It was voted down.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Johnson weot
to Eugene September 18 to help Clare
Stern and John Parrat get ready to
enter the university.
Mr. and M. Boyd Tucker bad as
dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Tucker and soi Wllmer, who
has been on forest service duty -he
past summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer Ragsdale of
Klamath Falls have moved here and
will keep noise for his father and
the children throng: the winter.
Mrs. Pat Klngaley and daughtei
Jean who have been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Dan Foe Hers
has returned to Tinnant, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Noe of Med
ford are frequent visitors at their
summer cottage on the river.
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KSL&&'? -iH TACKLE
Here are three Southorn Oregon lads who have Just about clnche:'
regular berths on the University of Oregon football team. All thret'
played on the 1928 championship Medford high school eleven Bill Mor
gan won a regular berth last year as left tackle. Hughes and Eric
Forsta are fighting It out for the starting pivot post, while Bowermar
M a leading candidate for a wing position. They will be seen In action
Friday night against Monmouth and Saturday night against Willam
ette, both games In Eugene. Oregon opens Its conference season
tgnlnst Idaho. October 8. at Portland.
ITY
Seventy-five guests. Including 14
from Medford, attended the dinner
meeting last night of the aranta Pasa
Business and Professional Women a
club, which marked the opening of
the fall season's activities in the
neighboring city.
Miss Avis Lobdell, head of the wom
en's personnel and public relations
work of the Union Pacific railroad,
with headquarters in Portland, made
the address of the evening.
The advancement of women in oc
cupations throughout the nation waa
presented by the speaker with sur
prising figures, showing the amount
of world wea'.th now controlled by
the feminine population of the coun
try. She devoted considerable time to
explaining the work of the world
court and tht. money to be saved
through a peace program.
Mrs. w. R. Hull and Mrs. Chaa. A.
D. Gordon of Grants Pass entertained
the audience with two groups of
solos which were much enjoyed. Dr.
Olive McKay, president of the Grants
Pass club, presided.
Quests from Medfcrd were: Mrs.
Bdwlna Welsl-aar. president of the
local club, Mrs. Alios Coppln. state
chairman of public relations. Miss
Olive Parker, Miss Nellie Williams.
Miss Catherine Oayjord, Miss Elsie
Brown. Miss Winifred Walker, Mrs.
M. K. Chapman, Mrs. Julia o. Kim
ball, Mrs. Minnie Coleman, Mrs. HaEsl
Vaughn, Miss Claudia Klum and Miss
Viola Corbey.
Miss lobdell la a guest today of
Mrs. Joe Brown of this city and will
leave tonight lor Portland.
LAST COLOR PAGE
TO BE IN TONIGHT
AU color pages must be In tonight
at 7 o'clock. All boys and girls who
want candy bars and their work en
tered In the final list for the $20
grand prize are urged to rush their
pages to the Mall Tribune before that
hour.
It Is not necessary to color the en
tire page. Just a portion of It will en
title the worker to a candy bar.
Twenty pager have been held out
each week to enter competition for
the grand prize. Pages will be held
from this week's assortment, and any
boy or girl who would Ilka to win
130 is eligible to enter the contest.
Enrollment Increased
LA GRANDE, Ore., Sept. 33. (AP)
Enrollment at Eastern Oregon Nor
mal school here passed the 200-mark
on opening day,' wltb registrations
not complete. This was an Increase
of AO over the first day last year.
Wm. Elder Dies.
SALEM. Sept. 23 . ( AP ) Wl 111am
Wallace Elder, 63, In charge of the
old soldiers' home at Roseburg from
1003 to 1915. died at his home in
Stay ton late Tuesday after a brief
Illness He la survived by his widow.
three children and several brothers
and sisters.
High school girls attention: for
'je dance, lightweight woolens r
Jerseys from Adrlenne's Sporting
models with a last accent of elan, ex-pr-jwlng
with smart sophistication the
plrK of modern youth. Friday and
Saturday, fU.5 an4 18-.
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BOYS and GIRLS
Color Pages
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TONIGHT
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Candy Bar Last Opportunity!
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"The Front Page," the sensational
feature now at the Holly la played
by one 'of the most brilliant caita
ever assembled for a picture, with
su. tellar stars as Adolphe Men
ou, Pat O'Brien, Mary Brlant, Ed
ward Everett Horton, Slim Summer
vllle and Mae Clarke.
Showing with the feature Is a Gra
ham McKamee news reel, a Bobby
Jones golf reel and a reel of football
thrills entitled "Air Attacks." This
reel shows most of the winning plays
of the big games last year.
Tonight only, as a special added
attraction, Ike Porter and his band
will appear on the stage,' assisted by
Oeorge Olsen and Tex and Nona, li
a noelty stage presentation featuring
orchestra numbers, songs and clever
dances.
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Powerful Drama At
Craterian Thursday
Coming to the Pox Craterian. theatei
tomorrow la "Street Scene," from El
mer Rice's Pulitzer prize play. "Street
Scene" Is the portrait of human emo
tions, painted on the canvas or life.
It features Sylvia Sidney, William
Collier, Jr., and Estelle Taylor, and
Is a kaleidoscopic epic of the doing.
of everyday New Yorkers, people who
live at times a humdrum existence
without the bizarre atmosphere oi
speakeasies, night clubs or Green
wich village.
. It la the New York of the middle
and lower classes, with Its humor.
Its tragedy and Its tiny bit of sentl
irent that manages to creep Into the
existence of those who people sucn
neighborhoods.
The drama of souls torn asunder
by the heartless conflict of the great
city. Living a lifetime of emotion
In a single day. Birth and death
stalking In one-room apartmenrs.
screaming a challenge that will echo
around the world.
Vina Del mar's "Bad Girl." featuring
James Dunn and Sally Ellers, ends
Its current engagement tonight at
the Fox Craterian theater.
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Marie Prevost Has
Role Rialto Drama
A wise-cracking, man-wise show
girl can often turn the tables on s
millionaire man - about - town, even 1
though he offers her all the things
she's craved since she can remember i
But there's one type' of girl who
won't "fall" for any of the glittering
Jewels offered by scions of some ol
our beet families, merely because thiy
are too wise.
Thats' Marie Provost's role In tle
new and sparkling Technicolor com
edy-drama, "The Runaround," now
playing at the Fox Rialto theater to
day and Thursday, with Geoffrey
Kerr, featured player, Mary Brlai.,
Joseph Cawthorn and Johnny Hlnes.
fendant for the sum ot Ten Thousand
aru no-100 (ftlO.03j.OG) dollars, with
interest at 7 pe annum from No
vember 1st, 1020. alec the sum ff
t 177.79 with interest at 7 from
November 20, 1029, together with ousts
and disbursements, and the further
sum of Five Hundrec and no-100
((500.00) dollars is attorney's fees,
which decree was enrolled and dock
eted in the Clerk's office of aid
Court in said County on the 81st day
of August, 1031.
Notice is hereby given, that pursu
ant to the terms of the said execu
tion I will on the rd day ot Octohei.
1031. at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at the
front door of the Courthouse In the
City of Medford. in Jackson Cou'.y.
Oregon, offei for sale and will sell -public
arc t Ion for cash to the hlgba&t
bUder, to satisfy said Judgment, to
gether with the xttta of this sale,
subject to edemptlon as provided bv
law. ill of the right, title and Interest
that the said defendant. Eva Mozehe
Vawter, had on the 1st day of Aliy.
'027, or now has in and to the fol
lowing described property, situated in
the County of Jack"on State of Ore
gon, to-wit:
Beginning at the Northwest corner
of Section Seven (7), Township Thirty-six
(38) South, Range One (1) East
of the Willamette Meridian and run
ning thence North 0 degrees 56 mtu-u'-js
East One Thousand Fifty-four
and six-tenths (1054 6) feet: thence
South 0 degrees 4 minutes Wst
Twelve Hundred Forty-eight and seventy-two
hundredths (1248.72) feit;
thence North 89 degrees 18 mlnutis
West One Thousand Fifty-one (1051)
feet: thence North 0 degrees 6 min
utes West on the W. M Twelve H m
dred Thirty-four an J thirty-five hun
dredths (1234.35) feet to the place ot
beginning, containing Thirty (30)
acres, more or less. 4
Also Lot One (1) In Section Thira.
one (31), Township Thirty-five (35)
South of Rang One (1) East ot the
Wllamette Meridian.
Also. Lots numbered One (1), Two
(2), Three (3) and Four (4) In Sec
tion Six (6), Township Thlrty-s-x
(SO) South of Range One (1) Bast
of the W. M.
Also, thst portion of Donation Land
Claim N" 40. lying In said Section
Six '6), Township Thlrty-slx 3ri)
South of Range One (1) East W. M
d escribed as follows:
Notice of Seizure.
(No. 1187-C)
In the Circuit Court ot the State of
Oregon, for the County of Jnckdoi.
The State ot Oregon. Plaintiff,
vs.
me 1927 Chevrolet Coach. Motor No
357311: 1931-1032 Oregon -License
No 210640; (Wm. McCuen), De
fendant. State ot Oregon, County of Jack
son, ss:
To Wm. McCuen, Address care
County Jail Medford, Oregon.
And to Whomever It May Concern:
In The Name Of The State Of
Oregon:
You, and each of you, are hereny
notified and will take notice that the
following described personal p roper t,
to-wit: 1037 Chevrolet Coach, Oregon
License No. 210640 for the year 1031
1932, Motor No. d5753ll, Serial No.
was seized by the sheriff if
lack son County. Oregon, on the 33rd
day of August, 1931, at about the
hour ot 2.30 o'clock A M. of said
day, in the County ot Jackson, State
o Oregon. In the vlolnlty of Mid
f rd In said coun-y; that said 1927
Chevrolet Coach ever since has been,
and now Is, in the possession and
custody ot said sheriff of Jackson
County. Oregon, and Is being pro
ceedeo r -alnst in the above entitled
Court for the forfeiture ot the sane
for a ilation of Ohapter 20 of the
General Laws for Oregon for 1023, the
amo being an act relating to the
forfeiture and sale of boats, vehicles
and other conveyances used In the
unlawful transportation or possession
o. intoxicating llquoi within the
State of regon; and that all persons
having o claiming any Interest in
sold 1027 Chevrolet Coach are bereuy
required to appear befcre the above
entitled Court in the County Court
Week-end special m fall hats; mod
els from a new shipment, 13 05 Friday I
and Saturday. Swank and dashing ;
for the young women, charming and I
dignified In large head sizes, for those
slightly more mature. Adrlenne's,
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution on fore
closure duly Issued out of and under i
me seal of tne circuit court of tnt.
State of Oregon, in and for the
County of wackson, to me directed
end dated on the 31st day of Augusi.
1931, In a certain suit therein, whe
ln Maud H. Hunstock, as an .ndl
vldual and Maud H. Hunstock, as
trustee under the last will and testa
ment of Robert H. Hunstock, deceas
ed, as Plaintiff, recovered decree
against Eva Mom lie Vawter the do-
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House of Jackson County, Oregon. t
Medfr ' Oregon, by Mo: ky, the Hh
day of October, 1931, which said lay
has heretofore been duly sat by the
aHove entitled Court as an answei
d y herein, and to defend agalns
said proceedings, and that upon thatr
failure so to do. a Judgment of for
feiture of said 1927 Chevrolet Coach
will be entered
This Notice Is issued and given t
you and each of you. pursuant to an
order duly made by Hon H O Nor
ton, presiding Judge of the above en
titled Court, on the 4th da of Sep
tember. .1931.
Witness my hand and the seal ot
said Court affixed at Medford. Jack
srn County. Oregon, this 4th day ot
September. 1931
DEL 1 11 A STEVENS MEYER.
County Clerk
(Seal of the)
(Circuit Court)
Notice ot Semi re,
(No. UB1-C.)
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Jackson.
The State ot Oregon, Plaintiff,
vs.
One 192B Bulck Coupe. Motor No
3109451; Serial No. 3096143; 19:11
California License No 9X3374, (At
phonso Klrkland), Defendant.
State of Oregon, County of Jackson,
ss
To Alphonso Klrkland. address care
County Jail, Medford, Oregon; and to
Sterling Finance Corporation. 700 Pe
troleum Securities BldK 714 W 10th
Street Los Angeles, California; and
to whomever It may concern:
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You. and each of you are hereoy
notified and will take notice that the
following described personal property,
to-wit: 19?B Bulck Coupe. California
License No, 9X3374 for the year 1931.
Motor No 3199431. Serial No 3096145,
wta seized by the sheriff of Jackson
County. Oregon, on the 8h day of
August, 1931, at about the hour tf
u 30 o'clock p m of said day. in the
County of Jackson. Slt.tr of Oregon.
In the City of Medford, In satd coun
ty that iald 1928 Bulck Coupe ever
since has been, and con Is. in the
tesAexlon and custody of said sheriff
o Jackson County. Oregon, and Is be
ln0 proceeded against lr the above en
titled Court for the forfeiture of the
ame tor a violation of Chapter 39 o
th General Laws of Oregon for 1933,
the .ame gelng an act relating to the
forfeiture and tale of boats vehicles
and other conveyancef used tn the
unlawful transportation or possession
of Intoxicating liquor within the State
o- O egon. and that til persons nav
tng or claiming any Lite rest In said
1928 Bulck Coupe are hereby required
to appear before the above entitled
Court in the County Court House of
Jackson County. Oregon at Medford,
Oregon by Wednesday, the 30th day
of September, 1931, which said day
ha iTetofore been duly set by the
above entitled Court as an answur
day herein, and to defend agalnut
aij proceedings, and that upon thHir
Tsllure so to do, a Judgment of for
feiture of said 1928 Bulck Coupe will
ru entered.
This Notice Is Issued and given to
y. u. and each of you, pursuant to an
order duly made by Hon H. D. Norton,
presiding Judge of the above entitled
Court, on the 4th day of September,
1031.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court affixed at Medford. Jack
son County Oregon, this 4th day of
September. 1931.
DEJJLIA STEVENS MEYER,
County Clerk.
(Seal of the)
( circuit Court.)
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