MEDFORD MATT j TRTBITNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1931.
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Local and Personal
Quest of Tlcet Mr. a&d Mr. O.l
H. Tic bd m their fuett futordty.
Eugene Byers of Sutherlln, Ore. j
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Make Borne Here Mr. Tale Hoota
and son of Klamath Pall arrived n
this city today to make their home.
Week-end at Ranch Mlas Ladonna
C lder spent the week-end aa a guest
at the Swgmi.ler-Wi.il. ama ranch In
Bams valley.
Manager In City Mrs. Bergendorf.
manager of the Valley hotel In Klam
ath Palls, was a guest yesterday at
the Jackson hotel.
Prom Prospect Mr. and Mrs. Carl
pmm of Prospect were In Medford
Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. H.
Tloe.
Larsen Rome from North fielmer
Larsen returned this morning from
Salem 'arid Portland, where be had
been visiting for the past three weeks.
Gets No Venison Bill McAllister
returned last night from a. few days
hunt, sans meat and horns. Re re
ports many does in the forest but no
bucks In eight.
Returns for Visit Mrs. J. C. Robin
son of The Dalles, arrived back In
Medford by train this morning vo
spend a week In the city.' She for
merly made her home here.
Stock Market Closed The New
York and other stock markets were
closed today because of observing
Oolumbus day, the anniversary of the
day on which America was discovered.
'
. . Farrella In Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Frank P. Parrell and children left yes.
terday for Portland to spend a few
days In the state metropolis on busi
ness and pleasure.
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Here from Seattle Included among
Seattle residents stopping at Medford
hotels are D. D. Matin, W. J Zaggl,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Naf tean, H. 8. Cman
.. lele, F. S. Salts and T. E. Sutten.
Visits at Eagle Point Miss Ger
trude Adamson of Taooma arrived tn
- Medford today by train. She plans
to Tlslt Mr. and Mrs. John Games
at their home In Eagle Point.
Lucky One-Day Hun tern Will,
Prank and Henry Nelson, with Lorls
and Jack Slmms, brought In three big
bucks Sunday evening, two four
pountera and one three-pointer. They
were on'y out one day.
Construct Addition Charles R.
Smith of 408 North Holly street to
day .received a building permit at
the city building department for the
construction of an addition to a
kitchen, costing 930,
Prospect Sunday Visitors Among
the persons spending yesterday in
Medford and registered at hotels
from Prospect were Howard Blodgett,
A. S. Anderson, Q. C. Olass, R, Jarger
and Melvln Durrard.
From Distant Points Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Cranter of Vancouver, B. 0.. Mrs.
E. E. Whtttje of Trenton, N. J., Oscar
Frankenstein of Chicago, F. L, Zleber,
Al Abraham and Ed Condon of New;
York City are among the guests a,
local hotels from a distance. j
Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Phelps of San Francisco, who are now
moving to Lebanon, Or., yesterday
visited Mrs. Phelps brother and sls-ter-ln-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tlce.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Francis Phelps of Lebanon.
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Mrs. Holmes Here Mrs. R. H.
Holmes of Seattle, who attended the
Washington State-Southern California
football gams In Los Angeles Satur
day, arrived In Medford today on the
Shasta. She will visit relatives here
(before continuing co Seattle with her
small daughter.
Enjoyed Fall Scenery Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Calder and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bergman made a trip over the
Redwood highway yesterday to en
Joy the fall air and scenery, and bad
dinner at the "Just Home" Inn, which
Is between Grants Pass and Crescent
City.
New Scaling Wall Under the di
rection of Sooutmaoter Max Pierce,
Boy Scout troop No. ft Is constructing
a scaling wall for the jamboree to oe
held In the Armory Friday evening.
Tongue and groove lumber Is being
used to make the wall safe. Scout
officials plan to store the wall in
doors, to prevent warping,
Oregon tans at Hotels Among
. , guests from state points registered
Medford hotels, other than those
from Portland, are E. J. Scellars and
O. E. Reynolds of Salem, Stanley
Smith, Wm. Blackwell of Bend, Mrs.
J. W. Dalton and children of North
Powder, I. F. Newton, B. R. Pooley,
N. Favors and R. Galley of Eugene.
Returns from North Having taken
Lowell Felkner of Klamath Falls to
Portland, where he will be brought
before the fedeA, grand Jury, Deputy
United States Marshal Cal Wells re
1 tmed' to Medford today. Felkner
was bound over to the grand Jury by
the commissioner at Klamath Pall
for selling liquor to an Indian. Ball
wes set at $2500.
From State Metropolis Residents d
- Portland who registered at local ho
tels yesterday Included Mr. and Mrs
L. W. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tart
C. V. Prooty, Mr. and Mrs. E w
Hense, Minnie Owens. R. V. McCloud.
W. A. Ward, J. R. Maglnnla, Mr. and
Mrs. E. K. Shew, C. L. Moore. J. R
O'Connor, A. S. Johnson, Mr. and Mn
O. w. Johnson, O. O. Taylor and Wm
Russell.
California Visitors Bear state reg
tot ration at local hotels Include those
of Wm. M Brown. A. B. Fields. M. C
Annable. U W. Browen, Phil Levtrjs.tr
and R. B. Eel finger of Loa Angele
Clarence Vaughn of Woodland. Mr
W. A. Hutch In of Berkeley, Mr. inc
Mrs. C. W. Ruett of Salinas, Mr. and
'Mrs F. E. Ruaflell and F. R. Reed J
Alameda. Mr. and Mrs S. A. Schlllln
of Long Beach. W. J. HutcMnson. t
C. Osborn. A. W. Oerdes and D. Lewlt
of Baa Francisco,
Leave for North Mrs. 0. R. Reeves
and daughter Agnes, wfto visited in
Medford several days, en routs to
Chicago where they will make their
home, left today on the Shasta for
the north. They formerly made their
home In Oakland, Cal.
Visiting Parents 0. 8. Akera of
San Francisco is In Medford to visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Tha
nein, and transact business. Mr. Akers
was manager of the 4 local Chrysler
agency four years ago and Is well ac
quainted In this vicinity.
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Officers to Meet Reserve officers
of the United States army will meet
In the local armory Wednesday even
ing, according to announcement made
today by Oarl T., Tengwald. Major
H. J. Tleraey of Portland will be the
Instructor, the subject to be "Mob
ilization." -
Attend Races -r W. H. "Heinle"
Fluhrer and Sherman "Dutch" Welch
are expected back this evening from
Oakland, where yesterday and today
they attended the National Outboard
Motor races conducted there. The
local men were ruled Ineligible to
enter the races, whlob they had plan
ned to do. Fluhrer and Welch mo
tored to the bay city.
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The coal mine owned by the Black
Bear Coal company, located In the
Pat Ryan mountain, east of t&e
Jackson county fair grounds, has
now opened for operation, according
to announcement by the president,
J. Madison Lively of Gold Hill. The
mine, tunnelled Into the mauntaln
about 1000 feet, yields about ten tons
of coal per day.
Four miners are now at work In
two rooms, and Mr, Lively stated that
a larger crew will be employed as
soon as more rooms are opened up,
Equipment for the mine will take
care of the extraction of 100 tons
per day.
The small amount of shale present
In a part of the coal, will decrease as
the miners advance further In the
mountain, according to the presi
dent. Neal Newlanr! of this city will
deliver the orders.
Officers of the company, besides
Mr. Lively, are G. A. Bannister, vice
president; L. L. Lamb, secretary; W.
H. Lydlard, treasurer, and J. J. Baker,
manager.
NEFF fELLSTLUB
COLUMBUS' STORY
In observance of Columbus day,
Attorney Porter J. Neff addressed
the Klwanla club at luncheon at the
Hotel Medford today. He gave an in
teresting resume of the thrilling and
treacherous events of his life and.
unlike many modern biographers,
didn't take Columbus off the pedes
tal he has occupied for centuries.
The musical program for the
luncheon was furnished 1 by Mrs
Margaret Huntoon Williamson, who
sang two solos, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Archie Holt.
An Interesting guest at the meet
ing was James Irvine of San Fran
cisco, prominent In financial circles
of the west.
Photographs of John 8. Reed, stu
dent who disappeared from Oregon
State college this fall, were dis
tributed at the meeting with a de
scription of .the boy and request
of the Stockton, Calif., club for
co-operation of the local Klwanlans
In an effort to locate htm. Reed
Is the son of a prominent member
of the Stockton club.
-Walter Fraser Brown was program
chairman for the day.
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Obituary
MYRTLE A. CROSBY passed away
at a local hotel Sunday morning
after a very short illness. She and
Mr. Crosby had only been In Medford
a short time, he being on business In
southern Oregon.
Mrs. Crosby wes born at Menom
one, Wisconsin. August 30, 1678. She
leaves her husband, Carl V. Crosby,
Carlton, Oregon, two sons, Arnold
and Donald of Columbus, Montana
and Forsythe, Montana. Funeral ser
vices in charge of the Christian Sci
ence church, were conducted this
afternoon from the Perl Funeral
Home.
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Out lowers Crego asters, slnnla
100 Joe Mrs Dresalei 1107 8 Mam
When You Are In
KLAMATH FALLS
Stop At Tb
WILLARD
HOTEL
Cheerful Service
Modern Surroundings
Central Location
Al Dining Room
We Invite f oar Patronage
SUM ilJK C
WILLARD HOTEL
2.4 . Klaautk r.U.
Society and Clubs
Edited by
P.-T. A. Council Has
Interesting Session
The October meeting of the Jack
son county council of Parents and
Teachers was held Saturday with the
Laurelhurst school unit as hostess.
Reports of units throughout the
county showed an Increase in mem
bership and activities, especially In
the health and welfare work and the
organization of study groups. Many
teachers were present to voice their
approval of the organisation and Its
helpful cooperation In the Interests
of their educational program.
Mrs. V. O. N. Smith, president of
the county council, expressed her
appreciation of the large attendance
and urged all .units to send delegates
to the state convention to be held
In Eugene next week, when speakers
of national reputation will be present
to bring a topic of interest to each
delegate.
Mrs. O. Q. D'Albtnl, who attended
the special conference and board
meeting of the state organization and
also explained the "do's and don ts
of the societies' policies.
The speaker of the afternoon was
G. A. Briscoe, superintendent of Ash
land schools and state chairman of
education, who gave a most interest
lng address on education and Its In
fluence In the world. - He drew
striking mental picture of conditions
in countries which have neglected
universal education, and compared
them to the leading nations, stating
that the difference In progress ts
due to a difference In educational
opportunities
A program, Including the following
numbers, was presented:
Harmonica band, Donnle and Bob
bie Ohrt. Louis Glass and Robert
Thomas; piano solo. Lois Glass;
dance, Betty Colburn and Maxtne
Harding; reading by Mrs. Harry
Harding. t
Following the program the Laurel
hurst unit served a turkey dinner
for which the members received a
rising vote of thanks.
Missionary Group
Hears Program
The Woman's Foreign . Missionary
society of the First M. E. church en
tertained with a 1 o'clock luncheon
at the home of Mrs. A, G.' Bennett
Tuesday. Following the luncheon a
brief business session was held, Mrs.
A. S. Bllton presiding. A study hour.
led by Mrs Rtley D. Henson, followed.;
Mrs. B. P. V an Dyke ted the devo-1
ttonals.
The program Included : Prayer - by
Mrs. B. F. VanDyke; presentation of
new officers; prayer by Rev. A. G.
Bennett; vocal solo, "One Day," oy
Mrs. W. A. Holloway; reading by Mrs.
O. O. Boggs; reading by Mrs J. A.
Daron, prayers offered by Mrs. A. 8.
Bllton and Mrs. A. Q, Bennett,
Luncheon hostesses were the fol
lowing officers: Mrs. J. W. Smylle,
Mrs. J. A. Daron, Mrs. A. S. Bllton,
Mrs. Nelson J. Wiley, Mrs. Riley D.
Henson, Mrs. O. Pankey, Mrs. O, B.
Osborne, Mrs. O. 0. Boggs, Mrs. A, G.
Bennett, Mrs. A. R. Hedges. Miss
Mary Phlpps and Mrs. 0. O. Grant.
Mrs. Gates Hostess
At Saturday Luncheon.
Mrs. W. A. Oates was hostess Sat
urday at a 1:00 o'clock bridge
luncheon, the first of a series she
has planned for the fall season.
There were three tables of bridge In
play and Mrs. Oates was assisted
In serving by her daughter. Miss
Mary Ann.
Mrs Gates will entertain with a
second luncheon this coming Satur
day. .
Rebekahs Plan for
Meeting Monday.
Olive Rebekah lodge devoted most
of Its regular meeting last Monday
to the final arrangements for the
fall carnival to be held October 14.
The program opens at 0 o'clock with
a cafeteria supper. The several com
mittees arranging the event promise
that there will be continuous enter
tainment from S to la oclock. Mrs
Bessie McKray Thompson and Mrs
Neff of Texas were guests of the
Rebekahs Monday evening.
Botlera Cahfn Scene
Of Sunday Party.
Employe, of the Medford Furniture
and Hardware autre and their rami-
Ilea were entertained yesterday at
the river cabin of Mr. and Mra
John Butler, Peter Pan camp on
the Rogue.
Merit Circle ' ' "
Meeta Tnesday .
The Merit circle of the Presbyter
lan church will meet Tuesday after
noon, October 13, at the home of
Mra. E. N. Warner, 845 West Palm
atreet.
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Indiana Folk House
Quests of Spllvers
Mr. and Mra. Oeorge 8. Spllver of
Indianapolis, Ind, and Mlas Muriel
Williams of Chicago, 111., are house
gueste this week of Mr. and Mra. H
P. Spllver.
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40 YEARS
25 ounces for 25$
Eva Nealon
Miss Carlton to Return
From Northwest Soon.
Miss Mildred Carlton, who la en
joying a trip through the western
states with Dr. Estella Ford Warner,
Is expected to return to her home
on the Old Stage Road this week.
She was In Spokane and Yakima,
Wash during the past week. Dr.
Warner is making a survey of health
work and conditions in the west for
the United States service and Miss
Carlton writes thaV she finds the
work of other states very Interest
ing and la proud of Oregon rank
ing. Farewell Party
Tomorrow Evening
Members of the Alpha Delta Sun
day school class of the First Chris
tian churoh are entertaining tomor
row evening at eight .o'clock In the
church parlors, for Mr. and Mrs. O.
R. Boyd, who ara moving to their new
home at Winston, near Roseburg.
Husbands of class members have
been Invited to the social, which Is
the regular monthly gathering.
Music Teachers Hold
Luncheon Tuesday
A Tuesday luncheon has been
planned by the local branch of the
Oregon Muslo Teachers association
and will be held at the Hotel Med
ford. Luncheon will be followed by a
short business session as this will be
the first meeting of the group for
the fall season.
Mrs. Voorhles and
Guests Plan Ranch Visit
Mrs. Gordon Voorhles and Mr. and
Mrs, Leonard Carpenter plan to leave
Thursday for Yams! ranch near
Chlloquln, where they will be guests
for several days of Mrs. Voorhles'
sister, Mrs. M. B. Blddle.
Grace Circle Meets
Tomorrow Afternoon
Grace Circle of the Presbyterian
church meets Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. G.
Kimball, 107 Genessee street. Mrs.
W. W. Cleaves Is chairman of the
circle.
Mrs. Janes To Be
Hostess To Circle
Mrs. Harris Janes will entertain
members of the Bast Side circle at
her home on Capitol hill Tuesday j
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Prentice
Home From North I
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prentice have
returned to this city from spending
several days visiting friends In Port
land. ... .
John Gilbert In
"Phantom of Paris"
Today and Tuesday at the Fox
Craterlan theater Is John Gilbert In
'The Phantom of Parts" a story
of magic romance, from "Cheri-Blbi"
by Gaston Leroux, one of the most
mysterious, thrilling romances ' you
have ever seen. The supporting cast
Includes Leila Hyams, Jean Her-
sholt Lewis Stone.
At the Fox Rlalto theatre Is Helen
Twelvetrees In "Bad Company." The
cast Includes Rlcardo Cortez, Harry
Carey and William V. Mong
Charles Butterworth
Here in "Side Show"
Charles Butterworth plays an tm
portant role opposite Winnie Light-
ner In 'Side Show," now at the Hotly.
'Showing with the feature picture
Is a ?athe tew reel with scenes from
the "Oregon State Fair and the Oregon-Idaho
football game, a Travel
Talk entitled "Algiers" and a com
edy featuring Joe Penner, the come
dian with the funny laugh.
FREE CLINIC
Starting October 19 to 24
EXAMINATION BY APPOINTMENT
We Ask No Advance Information Concerning Your
Illness
Calbro
Magnowave
We have Investigated from
every angle the merits of
this machine not only In
diagnosing disease. but
also In the treatment. Al
though this Instrument Is
new in It field. It Is al
ready a leader. Testimo
nials by the score of un
questioned veracity attest
lu accuracy and ability to
show the cause of your
Illness. It proved Its worth
before medical doctora tn
New Torn City. Hundreds
of Instruments are now In
dally use.
Attention! Apply Early for Appointment
ONLY THOSE SEEKING FREEDOM FROM SICK
NESS NEED APPLY FOR EXAMINATION! '
Dr. E. J. Carpenter
CHIROPRACTOR AND PHYSIO -
Second Floor, Holly Theatre Building
HEAD TELLS NEED
Elaborating on the outlines that
have been presented during the past
few days relative to the Olvlo Muslo
association branch, which la being
formed In Medford. Wm. F. Isaacs,
president for southern Oregon, ex
plained Its operation today.
"It Is apparently the only feasible
method of insuring the city an
opportunity of hearing real concert
programs without any financial risk.
The Civic Muslo association has one
great objective to give to a city
or a community musical programs
that will appeal to all classes," he
said.
If you are member you have
a right to attend all programs In
your city or In any other city that
Now Playing!
Tnnite! Tomorrow I
THIS FUNNIEST TEAM
ON TUB SCREEN I
More fnn than a clrcnsl A riot of
laughs! A panlr of Joy! A treat
for young and oldl
( DONALD 000K
' EVALYN KNAPP
"The Biggest Show In the World'
Is In Townl" Bring the nftole
( family to see Itl
ALSO
PATHE NEWS
scenes of Oregon State Fall
und Oregon-Idaho Football
game.
Travel Talk
"ALGIERS"
COMEDY
Featuring JOE PBNNEB
BARGAIN PRICES!
Mat. ....20c Eve.....S0c
Kiddles 10c
Background
of Radionics
The rsdlonlc Instrument In
my office was designed and
built by Calbro Magnowavs,
Inc. of Omaha, Neb. These
Instrument have been In
successful use for sevoral
years. The corporation
maintains a n up-to-date
laboratory and conducts va
rious experiments for the
purpose of scientifically pro
moting the practice of radi
onics. They have In their
laboratories practically every
form of bacteria and do
much experimenting with
human tissue In their re
search work on the differ
ent type of dlsess.
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haa an association branch, Mr.
acs pointed out, and If you are
not a member you cant receive
tickets before or on the date of the
conoert. No city baa leas than three
ooncerts, and It may have aa many
aa the membership will warrant. A
minimum membership of 400 la re
quired for formation of the branch.
Kindling. S3 50 per load. Medford
fuel Oo. Tel. 031.
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Portraits of distinction,
eys, opp Holly theatei.
The Pes
SPRINOFIELD Bids received by
city oouncll for new sidewalk con
struction on East Main atreet.
TODAY and TUESDAY
The Maglo Romance of "CHERI
llini," the Modern JekyU-Hyde.
JOHN
GILBERT
In
His Greatest
Dramatio Role
Phantom
f Paris"
SCOOP 1
OFFICIAL SOUND
PICTURES OF
Oregon
Washington FOOTBALL
GAME
NNOW SHOWING
Till 4 .
Nights
- 36c
. 60c
Continuous 1:4B-11 P. M.
COMING WEDNESDAY -
INA CLAIRE in
"REBOUND"
TODAY and TUESDAY
She loved him that's all she
knew about hlml
M31 helem
TWELVETREES
BAD
C0I1PAIIY
RICARDO
CORTEZ
Matinee ..15o
Nights 26e
Children lOo
Patients Pleased
With Results
In the past year w have
treated many people In Med
ford and Rogue River Val
ley. The majority of them
were chronlo cases which
had resisted other forms of
treatment. la most caset
our results were excellent.
If you are sick you should
take advantage of this offer
for a Free Examination and
find out the true cause of
your trouble. And perhaps
we can help you aa we have
helped scores of other. .
THERAPIST
Phone 1433
VffltT
BEGINS
WEDNESDAY I
"FIVE STAR
FINAL"
with
EDWARD O. ROBINSON
Probably tut greatest entertain
ment of this or any other generation!
Free Lecture
ON
Christian Science
BY
JOHN RANDALL DUNN, C. S. B.
OF BOSTON, MASS.
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Craterian Theatre, Medford
NOON LECTURE f"V . j- f QO 1
12 o'Olock Thursday VCU lO, LVO i
Subject. "Christian Science the Remedy for Fear"
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED
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OUR CAR ON TRACK NOW
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t Uesry end Taylor the Sao Fran.
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id personal service that
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methods or" hotel hospitality. Al
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