Medford mail tribune., March 17, 1932, Page 7, Image 7

JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 17. 1932.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and Personal
Divorce T Sought Suit lor divorce
wu filed today In circuit court by
Mavbelle Dotson against Jowph Dot
on. In from Central Point Mr. 1. J.
Bordm&n and Mra. J. 8. Boardman
of Genual Point were ahcpping In
Medford this morning:.
Moved to Sanitarium George
Shrump. who hu been 111 for the
past year, haa been removod from
the Community hospital to the sani
tarium at Jacksonville.
Eastern Visitors P. W. Stanfteld of
Akron, O., and J. J. Skinner and Al
Orltsner of New York City are among
the guesta at Med lord hotels from
distant places.
Mr, Meyer In City Mrs. Henry
Meyer of Lake Creek was transacting
business and shopping in Medford
yesterday.
Leaves for Roseb org Little Jack
Dalby left today on the Shasta for
Roseburg. where he will remain with
hla father.
.
Talents Return Mr. and Mrs.
Charles P. Talent returned to Med
ford this morning, following a three
weeks' trip through the Willamette
valley and northern Oregon vlnts.
Mr. Talent was attending to business
matters concerning hla state xork.
To Visit Daughter Mrs. Guy W.
Phetteplace left on the noon train
today for Eugene, where she will Join
her husband. They plan to Journey
to Portland for the week-end where
Mra. Phetteplace will visit her daugh
ter, Mlsa Joan DeLosh.
Eagle Point Callers Among out-of-town
shoppers yesterday afternoon
were several from Eagle Point, Mrs.
B. C. Howlett and daughter. Miss
Hattle Howlett, Mr. and Mr. Carl
von der Hellen and the Koyal and
Prank Browns.
Attending Preabyterial Rev. and
Mra. A. Theodore Smith. Mrs. Ida
Grimes and Mrs. W. S. Slough, rep
resenting the First Presbyterian
church of Klamath Falls, attended
the Presbyterial meeting at Phoenix
last Tuesday.
No B. P. W. Meeting Thpre will be
no meeting this evening of the Bust
nesa and Professional Womon's club,
the regular meeting being moved up
to next Wednesday, when the public
and International relations dinner
will be held at the Hotel Mwlford.
Crater Lumberman Return Ste
phen A. Moore, lumberman on the
Crater national forest staff, nas re
turned from having been on duty for
the past two months at the Beck
timber sale on Pelican bay, which
waa terminated by the recent sudden
death of Mrs. Beck.
Visited Portland Mr. and Mra. R.
Davis, Who dwell in the city known
the world over as the center of Ore
gon's largest pear development, are
visiting In Portland and registered
at the Roosevelt hotel. They say
Medford la getting along fine. The
Oregonlan.
Here from Washington Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Mooney and Geo. riarnlng
Of Wenatcheo, Emma Hackman of
Belllngham, C. O. Ellsworth of Yaki
ma, D. A. Dunkle of Tacoma, P. W.
Chlswell and Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Miller
of Seattle are among gueats at Med
ford hotels from the northern state.
Ranger In Hospital Ranger J. G.
C. Elgan of the Klamath district of
the Crater national forest left Med
ford last Tuesday for the marine hos
pital at San Francisco, to undergo
examination and possible treatment,
the trip being necessitated through a
back Injury suffered sev-ral years
ago having returned.
Visit Friends Here Mrs Pearl
Wheeler, representative of tne I. V.
S. A. association, is stopping here for
several days to visit friend. before
continuing to Eugene, where the will
be located about three months Mrs
Wheeler formerly made her home
here, where she has a wide circle of
friends.
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Returns Tomorrow Mlsa Luclle
Lowry. freshman at the University of
Oregon, will arrive in Medford to
morrow evening from Eugene to spend
the spring vacation here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton B.
Lowry. Her brother. Burton Jr., a
student at Oregon State college, will
spend the holidays in Portland with
friends.
MlM Mordoff to Vllt Miss Aileen
Mordoff. daughter of Mf. arid Mrs
M. O. Mordoff, departed from Ann
Arbor, Mich., last Monday, and Is ex-;
pected to arrive at Klatnsth Falls '
March 31, to visit her paint. Miss
Mordoff will remain a month, after)
which ahe will leave for Rochester.
H. Y, to accept a position as direct-
rest of the nurses' training schol at J
the Highland hospital. Klamath j
News. The Mordoff family la well !
known In Medford where thy resided I
for years. I
Inexpensive Prescription
Guaranteed to End !
Rheumatism
Officers Called North T. J Sheri
dan and E. T. Jackson of tn local
state police force were called to Rose
burg fjday to appear u wltnceaee at
a trial In the northern city.
California Visitor Included among
the Bear state registrations at local
hotels are those of Mr. and Mra. H.
R. Olsen and A. Woo'.f of Loa An
geles, W. S. Storms of Sacramento,
Fred R. Tate of Stockton and the
following from San Franclaco: A. B.
Pierce, 8. W. Tracy, M. 0. Pond, O. G.
Hoi strom, A. Meyer and Mr. and Mrs.
G. P. Texsda.
Mrs, Prentiss Here Mrs. Sara W.
Prentlas of Oregon State oollege, Oor
vallls, arrived here by train this
morning from the north to ."onduct
a meeting of leaders of study groups
In parent education, at the First
Christian church today. Mia. Prentiss
plans to leave this evening for Grant
Pass.
Attended River Meet Charles
Adair, president of Josephine chap
ter, Izaak Walton Leagus of America.
C. H. Demaray. president of the
Grants pass chamber of commerce,
and Wllford Allen and Joe Wharton,
members of the Rogue River com
mittee, were among the Grant Pasa
men attending the meeting of sports
men here last evening.
Oregon I ans at Hotels Among the
guests from state pointa registered
at local hotels, outside of. those from
Portland, are J. W. Llnd of Mllwaukle,
Collie H. Buffing ton of Gold Beach,
John Glaas of Tangent, John Becky
and G. M. Flanery of Salem, F. S.
Jones of Roseburg, G. H. Campbell,
G. A. Holmes, E. Coppel, W A Rich,
Lena Burcham and D. w. Hadden of
Eugene.
Visitors from Portland Residents
of the state metropolis registered at
Medford hotels include Mr and Mrs.
J. M. Smith. Mr. and Mrs J. A.
Dundee, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kllppell.
Mr. and Mra. I. M. Walker. Louise
English. Mr. and Mra. L. F. D.ckman.
N. E. Potter, P. Hlckox. H. H Smith.
Richard Klnley, Jr., W. E Sullivan.
C. E. O'Halloren. F. W. Leery, E. M
Campbell, E. H. Shea, Ed L. Parry, J
R. Carter, L. W. Staton. W L Rus
sell, C. C. Bait, R. G. Stlnaon and
A. E. Amort
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Following a short business meeting
Friday evening, local Masonc will be
given an opportunity to see moving
pictures of fishing and hunting in
British Columbia. The pictures will
be shown by J. A. Perry.
The pictures, taken by Mr perry
on a recent trip to Cariboo lodge In
British Clumbla, show mo.e, cari
bou and grizzly bears In tholr native
haunts, as well as unusual scenes of
mountains and lakes.
All Masons are Invited to attend
the meeting to be conducted In the
Medford Masonic temple.
PHOENiA, Ore.. March 17. (Spl)
Delegates of all southern Oregon
towns met here Tuesday and Wednes
dr. for the annual Southern Ore
gon Presbyterial. and were enter
tained In Phoenix homes. Luncheon
for the two days and dinner Tues
day were served by the ladles ot
the church In the parlors.
Three speakers of especial inter
est chosen from outside of this
Presbyterial apoke. namely Miss
Mary Moore of New York City.
Miss Alice Miller of Santa Fe. N.
Mex.. and Mrs. D. A. Thompson
of Portland, synodlcal president of
Oregon, aa well as others of this
Presbytery spoke. Medford, Jack
sonville. Klamath Falls, Ashland.
Toeeburg and Oranta Pass were rep
rrsented. A card addressed 516 E. Main St.
will bring "THE FULLER BRUSH
MAN" to your door.
Real Estate, or Insurance Leave It
to Jones. Phone 796.
Auto glass installed while ?ou wait
Prices right Brill Sneet MetaJ Works
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CIVIL WAR PLANS
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the guise of putting down communist
revolts, but in reality they were prep,
aratlona for civil war."
The statement ended by saying
that the Prussian government no
longer would tolerate the mobilisa
tion of an army like Httler'a storm
troops.
The raida throughout Prussia were
under the direction of Karl Severing,
minister of interior.
A report waa current that they
would be extended also to other parts
of the relh.
Correspondence Selred.
Throughout Prussia, from Kcenlga
berg to Cologne, police seized all the
correspondence they found in the
Nazi headquarters, packed It up and
took It under heavy guard to police
headquarters for examination.
There were raida !n Cologne, Ber
lin. Hamburg. Koenlgaberg. Aachen.
Dueaseldorf. Frankfort-on-Msin and
many smaller places.
Nazi headquarters protested vigor
ously to Wllhelm Groener, federal
minister of the Interior, and to Al
bert Greaesinakl, Berlin chief of po
lice. Headquarters spokesmen said the
wholesale seizure of document, In
cluding membership cards and dally
correspondence files, was entirely un
OLDEST STORE IN
Walter Huston Coming Tomorrow
dtp T'-'-
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A sensational expose of the
side' of politics and Its relation
to the underworld of a big city
and an Intimate glimpse Into the
lives of the pollcu form the dra
matic plot of "Beast of the City,
iiiu.., arntr ii.vhmanci
Carol Nnlsh.
The picture bares conditions that
exist in the average American city;
most of Its thrills are based on
actual happenings taken from pol-
intriguing etory of city life, which j ice records and newspapers: and its
Is coming to the Fox Craterlan , martling story brings to life facta
screen tomorrow and Saturday. i which have heretofore been con
Walter Huston of "Criminal Code" . Metered too "close to home' to be
fame, haa the principal role aa the, told. It does for the police what
fighting police chief pitted against
politics. Jean Harlow, the noted
"platinum blonde" who haa seared
her name across cinematic skies
during the past year; Wallace Ford
who scored with Joan Crawford in
"Possessed." shown here recently,
and the well known character actor
Jean Hersholt, have prominent roles
with an eminent supporting cast
I neluding Tully Marshall. Dorothy
Peterson, John MUJan, Emmett Cor-
The Big Parade" did for the Amer
icsn doughboy.
The special added attraction on
Friday and Saturday will be the
first Fox Craterlan community sing
Old favorite songs, loved by all.
will be featured on this first "song."
Come Join in the merriment.
Tonight will be the final per
formances of "No One Man," star
ring Carol Lombard with Paul Lukaa
and Rlcardo Cortez.
Coming to Holly
COUNTY IMPROVED
EAGLE POINT. Ore.. March 17.
(Spl) Jackson county's oldest store,
Geo. Brown & Son's at Eagle Point,
celebrated its complete remodeling
March 12. For several days car
penters have been rearranging and
building new fixtures and the store
la now very attractive. Bargains
were offered the crowds In attend
ance. Mrs. Mary Taylor waa given
a pound of coffee aa the oldest
lady In attendance.
Mra. Roy Stanley won the guess
ing contest sponsored by Sperry
Products company. Homing pigeons
were released at 2:00 o'clock to
return to Medford. Jack Walker
and Chas. Ferguson of Medford
were In charge. The birds reached
home 28 minutes, 20 seconds after
l jing released.
RAOIOMflTH
TRY OF FORMER
PORTLAND REFEREE'S
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PORTLAND. March 17.--Jp) The
police radio system last night saved
the life of John Monaco, 60.
In a squad car two patrolmen sped
to an eastslde address In answer to
a radio call that a man waa hanging
himself. They found Monaco sus
pended by hla neck at the end of
a rope In hla garage. Police cut the
rope and applied artificial respiration
Physicians today said Monaca waa Im
proving rapidly. Hla family said he
bad become despondent because of
inability to obtain steady employment.
Pat OBrlen, remembered for hla
clever characterization aa the re
porter In the "Front Page," la feat
ured in "The Final Edition," the
newspaper story coming to the
Holly tomorrow. The atory con
cerns a girl reporter who get a
scoop story for the "Final Edition"
In spite of all handicaps. Mae
Clarke la seen aa the girl reporter.
"Safe In Hell" the dramatic sen
sation starring Dorothy Mackalll. is
the closing attraction at the Holly
tonight, with a "Believe It or Not"
reel with Robert Ripley, "The Nag
ger's Anniversary." and a novelty
act featuring Marjorle Becbee, also
on the closing program.
PORTLAND. Ore., March 17.
Although the Portland boxing com
mission yesterday voted to reverse
the decision of Referee Tommy Mc
Carthy in calling the Beny Pelz-Ah
Wing Lee bout Tuesday a rfraw, and
awarded the decision to trie Chinese
boxer. Chairman Frank Lnnergan,
who did not vote, declared It waa im
possible under the boxing .aw for
the commission to change the ref
eree's decision.
Pete. Metropoulos and Wildcat Mc
Cann, wrestlers, were fined t50 each
by the commission, which charged
the wrestlers failed to put forh their
best efforts In a recent match.
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responsible talk, thus a vicious circle
la established, which unlM checked,
can cause Incalculable and needless
Injury and harm, not only to the
banks but to the entire communities.
"This Oregon statute was framed
to meet that exact situation, and It
la certainly gratifying and somewhat
surprising to see how effectively It
has worked.
"For those who do this sort of talk
ing cannot be stopped by reason or
persuasion. They are almost Invari
ably of two classes the vicious and
the ignorant. The only thing that
can stop them la fear.
"And I could cite Innumerable In
stances where the fear that this law
Invoke haa stopped them. When such
people realize that circulating false
rumors about any bank may land
them in Jail for at ieast a year, or
cost them no less than 11000, they
are inclined to be very careful about
what they say. They are inc.ined to
determine the facta about any bank
before they talk about It. And that
automatically solves the problem
for dealing with tne truth about
Oregon financial institutions is per
fectly proper and can do no harm."
The statute In question waa then
quoted as follows:
22-1509. Slander and fnle ru
mors. Any person who wilfully and
knowingly makes, circulates or
transmits to another or othera
any statement or rumors .written,
printed or by word of mouth,
which la untrue in facts and is
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directly or by inference deroga
tory to the financial condition
or affects the solvency or finan
cial stand'.r. of any bank
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof,
shall be punished by Imp-lson
ment In the county Jail for a
period of not less than one year
or by a fine of not less than
1000 nor more than 1000, or
by both such fine and imprison
ment, In the discretion of the
court."
Phoenix Extension
Unit Meets Friday
PHOENIX. March i7. (Spl ) To
morrow la the regular meet'.ng date
of the home extension unit here, and
will be an all-day meeting at the
Grange hall. The toplo will be dry
cleaning and clothes project. Mrs. I
Mack will attend.
The ladles have been collecting la
bels of Oregon products aa a prize
Is to be awarded to the community
presenting the greatest number. In
dividual prizes will also be given.
Community prize la a large ham.
Labels are to be presented this week
at the home demonstration agents
office. .
Be correctly corseted
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