MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1931.
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f Local and Personal
Mr. MoOovan 111 Friends of W. &.
McOowan are worry to learn that he
li reported 111 at his home this week.
To Visit Son Mrs. P. M. Veale left
on trie Shut this noon for Seattle,
when she will visit her eon. Henry
Veale.
Grants Faee VIsttor-.H. 0. Powers ot
Grante Pass was among the Josephine
county residents spending yeeterdsy
in this olty. -
Return from Sonth Dr. and Mrs.
J. J. Emmens returned to Medford to
day from 8an Pranclsco, where they
had been for the past two daye.
Prom Yreka Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Pyrke are among the Yreka residents
In Medford. they having arrived yes
terday. Returns North A. W. Shoemaker,
representing the Missouri Pacific, re
turned to Portland yesterday by train,
following a business visit In Medford.
From Distant Points T. M. Baron
and C. M. Barnes of Chicago, 111, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Berman of St. Joe, Nov.,
are among the guests at Medford
hotels from a distance.
New Copper Postmaster The news
comes from Washington, D. 0, that
Raymond R- Rooney' has been ap
pointed postmaster at Copper, Jack
son county.
' Condlt Improved R. L. Condlt,
who recently sustained Injuries tn,an
auto wreck. Is In a much Improved
condition at the Community hos
pital, according to reports today.
Business Callers Today Ike Pride
gar of Ashland, R. I. Lewis of Cen
tral Point and Mrs. Irene Wells and
Mrs. Marx of Talent are In this city
today transacting business.
-Wallace
In City J. N. Wallace, rep
resentative of the Chicago North
western railway. Is here today from
Portland, transacting business and
conferring with shippers.
Troop 7 to Meet Boy Scout troop
ma t mnniATMl Ym the American Le-
gion, will conduct the second meeting
tonight since tney nave . rcsumcu
gatherings. Robert Taylor Is now
scoutmaster, and ho has announced
an extensive program of outdoor ex
ercise for the boys.
.
Washington Visitors Included
among the residents of Washington
registered at local hotels are Lea
Muckles of Spokane and the follow
ing from 8eattle: O. A. Berger, H. B.
Cosgrove, J. 0. Piatt, R. 0. Plnlayson,
B. M. McClure, O. H. Smith, Samuel
Applestone and Mr. and Mrs. B. M.
' Clevenger. '
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Business Callers Today Grant Mat
threws, mining man of Grants Pass,
Is spending today In Medford, attend
ing to business matters and visiting
friends. E. Moore, manager of the
Riverside ranch near Grants Pass, la
also a business caller today, as 14
Harvey Stanley or sagie roin.
Steels Back In City U. 8. Commis
sioner Will G. Steel of Crater national
park and Mrs. Steel are now residing
In their winter quarters In the Car
gill apartments, having come In last
week from the park, where they had
spent the summer and early autumn
Thev will be Joined by their daugh
ter, Miss Jean Steel, who Is employed
at the park headquarters offloe, when
the park office personnel soon moves
to their winter quarters in tne rea-
eral building.
On Eastern Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Pabrlck .left on the train last
night, en route to Peoria, 111.
Leaves for South W. H. -Mulrhead
left by train last evening for San
Francisco.
Enroute North Charles Jones, rep
resenting the Consolidated Aircraft
corporation, stopped at the Medford
airport Ibout 9 o'clock this morning,
en route to Seattle from Los Angeles.
Visits sister Chester Sllllman, who
formerly made his home In Medford,
Is In the city visiting for several dsys,
from Portland. He Is the guest of his
brother-lri-law and sister, Sergeant
and Mrs. G. C. Owen.
Orchestra Tryouts Thirty -nine
students of the Junior high school
reported for orchestra practice at the
school yesterday afternoon. E. A.
Brown Is directing the organization,
members of which will be announced
In the near future. ,
Trash Fire Today Trash being
burned behind the garage at the
James Bannister residence, 832 West
Twelfth street shortly after noon to
day got beyond control, necessitating
a call' to the local fire department.
No damage resulted.
.
Astoria Oficlal Hera George Gar
rett, city manager of Astoria, Is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hampson at
their home on West Tenth street. He
plans to spend several days here on a
visit, and will also make a short
hunting trip with Mr. Hampson.
Struck by Auto A report was filed
at the city police department late
yesterday afternoon, stating thatW. O.
Pollard was the driver of an automo
bile which struck Robert Jones,
knocking him to the pavement. The
accident happened on North Bartlett
street.
On Annual Trip A. W. Mlddleton
of San Francisco arrived In the city
today to start on his annual hunting
trip. He will be the guest of his
boyhood friend, H. L.. Nobllt, while
here. Tomorrow he will hunt pheas
ants and In a few days will leave
for the mountains in quest of deer.
Oregonlans at Hotels Among state
residents registered at Medford hotels
are L. M. Poss and L. B, McGUl of
Bend, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Patchett of
Roseburg, Mrs. Anna M. Jones and
Miss Edith Ackley of LaGrande, a.
W. Darrow and 8. M. Zeeler of Cor-
vallls, Paul Suter, ff. A. Rich and H.
S. Grlndell of Eugene, and the fol
lowing from Portland: Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Powers, L, b. Kenna, o. ?
Taylor, A. R. Brown, C. Slyter, W. H.
Earles, R. W. MoLeod. J. P. Carpenter,
J. D. Altaian. 0. E. Burnett, O. G.
Gregory, Ed Steffen, O. N. Halllday,
A. B. Fox and family and S. E. Shaff
ner. From Bear state Callforntans reg
istered at Medford hotels Include Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. and Miss Catherine
Morgan of Piedmont, C C. Whltely of
Eureka, Edith Cox of Monterey. Mrs.
Jean Henry Large of Palo Alto, Mr.
and Mrs. O. M. Nanger of Stockton,
Lena Wright of Palm Springs, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Ludwlg of Modesto, Geo.
Rucker of Burllngame, Dr. and Mrs.
K. MllUoan of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs.
L. P. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Owens, Mrs. Myer Cloverdale, Mr. and
Mrs. J. 8. Donlln and Mrs. L. A. Don
Iln of Los Angeles, and the following
from San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. E.
K. Pedler, H. K. Laughery, R. W.
Bowne, H. D. Lamb. N. F. Alsen. R. A.
Doerlng and John Stevens.
IN CASE AGAINST
Valley ladle. The purpoM to to
give the district an opportunity
to decide the program tor the ensu
ing year. It la desired that an au-
day aeeelon be held and the Indies
bring something easily prepared tor
lunch.
Selection of a Jury In circuit court
to heat the damage action ot Mrs.
Nettle Marco against Dr. B. O. Wil
son, county physician and O. W.
(Ike) Dunford, county jailer, began
this afternoon before Circuit Judge
J. T. Brand of Marsh Held, the young
est Jurist In the state.
Mrs. Marco, an aged woman and
recipient of county aid because of
Ills, asks $13,000 damages for alleged
mistreatment. She alleges that she
was manhandled, thrown In Jail and
detained and thrown to the pave
ment last November.
The defendants assert that Mrs.
Marco, because of a disturbance at
Sacred Heart hospital, was removed
to the county courthouse, at the
request ot hospital authorities, and
that after an effort to locate ner
husband was placed In the women's
ward of the county Jail, as a matter
of common courtesy. When her hus
band arrived next morning, the de
fendants say, Mrs. Marco thanked
them for their treatment ot her.
Following the Marco case, w.hlch
will take at- least a day, the suit of
Boy O. Patch against the Pacific
Theaters (Holly) Inc., for $50,000
damages, will be started. Patch,
former movie operator at the Holly,
alleges that through negligence his
eyes were Injured.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
Bv virtue of an execution and certi
fied codv of a decree duly lisued out
of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court ot the State of Oregon, m ana
for the County of Jackson, to me
directed and dated on the 38th day
ot September. 1931. In a certain suit
therein and theretofore pending.
wherein Spokane Savings Bank, a
corporation, as plaintiff, recovered
judgment against eon r. nu. u
Martha G. Piatt, defendants, In the
sum of $625.10. with Interest thereon
at the rate of eight per cent per an
num from and after the 35th day of
March. 1929, the further sum oi
$207.02. together with interest there
on at the rate ot eight per cent per
annum from and after February 23rd.
1931. the further sum of $7.50, tne
further sum of $125.00 attorney's tees
and $24.55 costs, and wherein Big
Pines Lumber Company, defendant
and cross complainant, recovered
Judgment against Walter J. Lawson
and Stella B. Lawson, defendants, In
the sum of $294.20. together with In
terest thereon at the rate ot six oer
cent per annum from February 25th,
1931, the further sum of $1.00, the
further sum of $75.00 as attorney's
fees, and $15.40 coats, and wherein
such decree provided that the Judg
ment Hen ot the plaintiff was a first,
prior and superior Hen against the
property hereinafter described, and
that said property hereinafter de
scribed should be sold for the pur
pose of satisfying plaintiff's .judg
ment Hen, free and clear from any
and all right, title, estate, lien and
Interest that each, every and all of
said defendants might have and -or
claim to have therein and thereto,
except as to the right of redemption
as provided by law, and which said
decree further provided that said
Judgment lien of said defendant and
oross-vXmplainant, Big Pines Lumber
Company, was a second lien to that
ot the plaintiff, and that said prem
ises be sold likewise tor the purpose
ot satisfying said Judgment lien of
said Big Pines Lumber Company, sub
ject, however, to said first and prior
Judgment lien ot the plaintiff, and
which said Judgment was enrolled
and docketed in the Clerk's office of
said Court in said County on the
28th day of September, 1931, In Vol
ume 4 of the Judgment Lien Docket
of Jackson county, Oregon, at page
301 thereof, and as so recorded Is
specifically referred to hereby and oy
this reference made a part hereof.
Notice Is hereby given that, pur
suant to the terras ot said execution
and decree, I will on the 14th day of
November, 1931, at 10:00 o'clock a. m.,
at the front door ot the Courthouse in
the City of Medford, Jackson County,
Oregon, offer for sale and will sell
at public auction for cash to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said twe
Judgments, together with the costs of
said soles, subject to redemption as
provided by law, all of the right,
title, estate, lien and Interest that
the said defendants, Ben F. Piatt and
Martha O. Piatt, and Walter J. Law
son and Stella B. Lawson. and James
W. .oung had on the 38th day of
September, 103 , or now have in .aid
to the following described property, I
situate In Jackson County, Oregon,
to-wit:
Lot Number Four (4) of Block
Number Six (6) in Olaen's Addition
to the City of Medford, as the same
is designated and delineated v.pon the
official plat thereof now ot record,
the proceeds cf said sale to be ap
plied first upon the Judgment lien ot
the plaintiff, including accruing in
terest and costs, and second, upon
the Judgment lien of said Big Pines
isumoer company, including accruing
Interest and coats, and If said pro
ceeds be not sufficient to satisfy
plaintiff's Judgment, then the Interest
of the said Big Pines Lumber Com
pany In and to said property shall
likewise be sold and the title of the
said purchaser to said premises shall
be free and clear from any and all
right, title, estate. Hen and Interest
that either the plaintiff and -or said
defendants may have and -or claim
to have therein and thereto.
Dated this Oth day of October. 1931.
RALPH O. JEN N IN OS,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
By OLOA K. ANDERSON, Deputy.
FRIDAY IS WORD
It was learned today that the
Crater National park headquarters
offices and personnel would be
moved down next Friday to their
winter headquarters In the federal
building In Medford and also that
there were over 800 visitors to see
Crater lake last Sunday.
The labor force at the park has
been gradually decreased for the
past week or so until there are only
about 25 or 30 laborers left, and
with Superintendent Sollnsky and
tha headquarters staff moving down
to the city Friday, only a few la
borers will be retained and two or
three rangers, as the scheduled park
Improvement work for this year Is
hntit ramnleted. and anv time now
heavy snow and stormy weather la
anticipated to set in.
Of course, the rim road contractor
will have his remaining force at
work as long as the weather permits,
but has gradually been diminishing
his large force for the past two
until nnlv a eomnsratlve few
are left enough to msn the steam
shovels and carry on the work.
SHFR'FF UPTURNS
CLASSES ELECT
SOUTHERN OREGON STATE
NORMAL SCHOOL, Oct. 14. (Spl.)
Junior and senior class officers were
elected at a meeting of the two
groups at the Southern Oregon Nor
mal School Tuesday afternoon.
Alan Youngmayr of North Bend
was chosen to head the senior group
for the coming year. Maxwell Marvin
of Gold Hill was elected vice -president
Miss Eleanor Metcalf of Klam
ath Falls will handle the finances
for the organization and Mrs, Flor
ence Hunsaker will act as secretary
Walter Redford was selected as class
adviser.
Ira Scott of Albany was elected
president of the Junior class for the
year. Other Juniors elected are:
Frank Hall, Klamath Falls; vice
president; Florence Hicks, La Grande,
secretary-treasurer. Wayne W. Wells
will be class adviser.
. An Invitation is extended today to
anyone wishing to participate In the
membership drive for the Civic Music
association of which a branch Is be
ing formed here. The organization
meeting will be held October 19.
Anyone who la Interested In the ar
tistic development of the community
and In bringing fine concerts, sing
ing artists, violinists, pianists and
orchestras to Medford is asked to
participate in the campaign for
members and to phone Wm: F. Isaacs !
at 99 or Effle- Herbert Yeoman at
1644R.
The number of members required
to bring a branch of the association
to Medford Is 400. Muslo lovers here
hope that a larger membership may
be obtained as the larger member
ship will bring more concert here.
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Splitting Comedy Is
Rialto Feature
Packed with side-splitting comedy,
fast-moving action drama, domestlo
philosophy and colorful settings and
Interpreted by a cast of unusually
clever players, "Smart Woman" open
ed today at the Fox Rialto theatre
where It will play through tomorrow.
Few pictures can boast such a cast
of players. Mary As tor aa the wife,
Robert Ames as the husband, Edward
Everett Horton furnlahlng the laugh
ter and Noel Francis as the Gold
Diggor.
Lay New Floor In
C. Point Building
CENTRAL POINT, Ore., Oct. 14.
(Spl.) E. C. Faber Is making some
Improvements to the building occu
pied by L. C, Grimes. A new floor
Is being laid over the old one, thus
giving added strength to support
heavy cars and trucks.
COUNTY DEMONSTRATOR
AIDS PROGRAM CHOICE
SAMS VALLEY, Ore.,. Oct. 14.
(Spl.) Mabel Mack, home demon.
strator, will hold a meeting at the
school house Friday for the benefit
of Table Rock, Beagle and Sams
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Sheriff Ralph Jennings returned
home yesterday with Raymond Baker,
from a five days' deer hunt In Late
county, and when asked concerning
bis success, stated that the empha
sis should go on the "bunt."
Although the two men could not
find any bucks, the sheriff shot down
a coyote. He took great pains to
skin the animal, and take the hide
Into the courthouse to obtain a
bounty. Upon reaching the office,
however, he discovered that Lake
county did not have a bounty on
coyotes, so his work was all In vain.
' His son Paul Is ont on a big bunt
ing trip now, snd Sheriff Jennings
Is depending on him to bring In the
' winter's supply of meat,
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