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MEPFOKD MATL TTUBUXR MEPFORP, OREGON, TTTUTCSDAY, 'APRIL 7, 1fl32. Local and In from Country Dav Penc of Elk Creek was a busines caler In Med ford yesterday. Charley Uaaca of the Eagle Point district road Is a. visitor today. Will Visit In Bose City Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beck plan to leave to morrow for Portland, where they will sped several days, dividing their time between business and pleasure. Insurance Man Here A. B. Evans of Salem, general agent for the Ore gon Mutual Life Insurance company, Is spending several days In this city, conferring wit hthe local agent. Washington Visitors J. H. Lovett, Peder Wescke, O. D. Lowman. A. D. Lea ton and P. W. Bailey of Seattle, and J. J. Babst of Fort Lewis are registered at local hotels. Report Erroneous A report given this paper yesterday that Mrs. W. W. Howard was taking treatments at the Ashland sanitarium, was erroneous, according to later information. Enronte to Boise George Percy McGarland, flying a. Stearman, stop ped at the Medford airport yesterday afternoon, en route to Boise, Ida., from Los Angeles. Falls to Register Kenneth Wilson of Yreka. who has been In Medford for the past three weeks, was fined 10 this morning In Judge Glenn O Taylor's court for failure to register an out-of-state car. Building Permit To construct a residence on the rear of the house at 024 Edwards street, a permit was is sued today to E. M. Lovell. The cost Tas estimated at $45. Keoners Local Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keoner of Portland are vis itors in this city for the week-end. Mr. Keoner Is northwest sales man ager for the Independent Coal and Coke company. Wildcat Operator Fined Serperlno Pranko, operator of a "wildcat" stage, was fined 25 when found guilty in Judge Glenn O. Taylor's court today of having improper license plates on his car. C. of C. Committee Meets The program committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight to outline plans for the coming year's program. Plans decided upon will be acted upon by the budget com mittee and put before the board of directors at an early' date. B. P. W. Club to Meet The Busi ness and Professional Women's club will meet tonight at the T. W. C. A. to consider plans for the convention to be held In Klamath Falls, May 30. 31 and 22, Other Important business will be discussed and a large attend ance Is urged. After Yreka Votes? John Hughes of Medford was calling or friends in Treka Monday. Mr. Hughes, who for merly lived here, Is one of the 13 candidates who have announced themselves for the office of sheriff of Jackson county. Siskiyou Dally News. t Register Today Isadore Obermlller of Phoenix, Ariz., who plana to spend some time in Grants Pass, registered today at the out-of-statt bureau of the Oregon Motor association, :n charge of Lee C. Garlock. Others registering were F. T. Caswell if Berkeley, Cal., J. B. Downing of Olympla, Wash., George McMahon of Los An steles and S. B. Smith of Grid ley, Oal. At the Lowest Price In History Crosley lectric Refrigerator 5-Foot Family Size Porcelain Interior . Extra Heavy Insulation Duco Finish Outside Self Contained Removable Unit NOW ON DISPLAY Very Easy Terms Denison Radio Shop 402 E. Main St. Personal Returns to Portland Sister Estelle, supervisor, returned to Portland to-' day. alter having visited St. Mary's academy. j Returns from South Jack Wvrts of Wurts Gift shop returned to Med ford by train today from flan Fran cisco, where he has been on business. ! i St. Louis Vlhltors Geo. M. Teat- I man and Alvtn M. Goldstein of St.; Loillj. Ma area hnaln.. tpl.ltn... ra I who arrived yesterday. Executives to .Meet American Le gion executive committee will con duct a meeting Friday noon at the Holland hotel, it was announced to day. Home from Hospital Mrs. Roy Buckingham has returned to her home here from Portland, where she had been a patient at the Good Sa maritan hospital for the past three weeks. McCabe Much Improved Albert McCabe. who sustained injuries in a tractor accident at the Bear Creek orchards Monday, Is in a much im proved condition today and has been removed from the hoepital to his home. In City Today Lloyd H. Magill and L. M. Foss of Bend are spending to day in Medford on business. Mr. Maglll la a druggist In Bend, and Mr. Foss represents the Union Central Life Insurance company, loan de partment. They reported Bend in a better condition since the mill has been reopened, and many more peo ple employed. Oregon tans at ilotels Registered from points outside of Portland, at Medford hotels, are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warner of Marshfleld, Mrs. ,1.1 Hendricks, H. E. Hendricks and Mr M. E. Shannon of Salem, T. E. Grif fith and Thompson Sebeath of The Dalles. 8. W. Starmer of Roseburg, ' F. E. Price of Corvallls. G. Roy. V. C. May and L. F. Roop of Eugene. Don gal Voting Much Better Friends of Dougall Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Young, are gl.wl to learn that he Is rapidly recovering from the major operation recenMy undergone at the Sacred Heart hos pital. He plans to return to the Uni versity of Oregon to resume his work In the art department at an early date. From Bear State Included among the California guests at local hotels are Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Levering, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Codd and Wm. Mohr of Los Angeles. M. L. Collopy, T. B. O'Oonnell. S. F. Odmann, Mr and Mrs. T. 8. Wilson, A. Meyer. H. Kennedy, J. M. Kean, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Feinberg and H. C. Gamble of San Francisco. Visitors from Portland Guests Portland registered at Medford hotels Include V. S. Lumpkin, F. E Welster. W. L. Wills, R. A. Fenten, C. C. Foloy, F Q Butler, A. G. Sims, A. R. Innes. Mrs Bertha Bra! nerd. J 8. Pitman, A. E. Briffer, G. R. Stevenson, J. F. Branson, A. A. Hale, H. C. Harlan, W. O. VanSchyler, Mrs. Lola Allen, Agnes Drew and A. G. Fitzgerald. On BuslnPM Here? A. W. Copley of San Froncl-co, manager of the en?l-1 neerlng department for the Pacific coast of the Westlnghouse Electrical Man tifactu ring company, arrived hero today from the south by train, to address the emp.oyes of the Copco at the Hotel Medford today. He wis met there by C. C. Boozier of the Westlnghouse offices In Portland, with whom he will continue north Satur- IVY MARKFT FIRHTlWilliam Haines I I IIIIIIIIIImI I IUHI CASE HURRIED ON BY JUDGE NORTON Attorneys In the damage suit of George M. Becker against Alex An derson and Bill Gibson, of the Ivy Street market, were cautioned by the court khla morning not to be so minute in their questioning of wit nesses about trivial matters and to eliminate detail questioning, in or der to complete the trial by evening. Becker Is suing for 815,000 m the re sult of a fight with the defendants last November. The defendants coun ter with a suit for 96000 each. The cautioning of the court came when Attorney Don Newbury started to query Herbert Hunsaker, a wit ness, about what became of the bal ance of a gallon of liquor. Hunsaker said he "confiscated" it after the fracas and the next day gave Becker a drink from a pint bottle. Disparity between the weight of Becker and the two defendants, and the allegation that Anderson held a cleaver and Gibson a butcher knife, when the fight ended, as stressed by the plain U5f in cross examination of Hulsaker, who testified he was a friend of all concerned. He testified that he had tried to take the cleaver from Anderson. The cleaver was an exhibit at the trial. The defense opened late yesterday after Medford policemen and Dr. L. D. Inskeep and the plaintiff had tes tified. Gibson was called to the stand In his own behalf this morn ing and told the story of the battle, which centered largely around a gal lon of moonshine. The court Indicated a special ef fort would be made to complete the case today for deliberation by a Jury with live women members. Candidates for county offices will be Introduced to the Central Point Grange and guests Friday night, April 8, according to announcement today. The public is invited to the spe cial meeting to be held at the Grange hall and an auction sale will be a feature of the evening. Each woman Is asked to bring a pie. Miksche to Talk On Crop Finance From 13:15 to 13:30 p.m. tomor row Raymond Miksche, general man. ager of the Monarch Seed & Feed Co will speak over KMED on the re cently Inaugurated crop-production loan. Mr. Miksche will explain this beneficial financing plan. ' Many valley farmers and orchard- istn have availed themselves of this loan and many others will welcome the opportunity of financing their 1933 crop operations. A full ana complete explanation will be given by Mr. Miksche. BLY James Waldeck's mercan tile store being renovated. day. Mr. Copley will address the National Electric Light association convention in Portland next week. In San Francisco Registered at Hotel Sir Francis Drake In San Fran cisco on Monday and Tuesday, were Llewellyn A. Banks and Claude Ward of Medford, according to word from the south. n $1 19.50 Delivered and Installed 3 Freezing Trays 63 Ice Cubes 8 Degrees of Cold 9 Sq. Ft. Shelf Area Phone 1520 4 JJ.VH .-is.' 2 ' - The 'inside" of a great broadcast ing station in operation strange de tails of the peculiar occupations of artists heard over the air their Joys and sorrows, are woven into a pow erful drama in "Are You Listening?" filmlzation of the J. P. McEvoy story, starring William Haines, which Is coming to the Fox Craterlan theater tomorrow and Saturday. William Haines Is seen In his first straight dramatic characterisation in this picture, playing the role of a radio continuity writer whose exist ence la made miserable by a neurotic, hen-pecking wife, who refuses to give him 'a divorce so that he can really marry the girl he loves. This domes tic Impasse eventually results In a bitter quarrel In which the wife is accidentally killed. Haines Is forced to flee the police and he is subse quently caught through the very Loretta Young Has Part in Holly Hit "Play Girl." with Winnie Llghtner and Loretta Young In the featured roles. Is now the attraction at The Holly theater. These two ladles need no Introduction to Holly audiences, having appeared In many fine fea ture pictures. Again, Loretta Young Is youthful, zestful and appealing, while, of course, Winnie Llghtner Is her usual boisterous, wise-cracking self. Comedy and drama are Inter mingled In a delightful entertain ment treat concerning a girl who tried anything once even marriage. Guy Klbbee and Norman Foster are also Important members of the cast. Not only Is the feature excellent, but the short subject program Is exceptional. Babe Ruth, the home-run king of baseball, is featured In an act en titled "Perfect Control." Then of equal Interest Is the April Horoscope, In which a Hindu psychic tells the destiny of those born In April, ac cording to the stars. Graham Mc Namee announces another Interesting news reel, and Thelma White and Fanny Watson are seen In a clever comedy. "Shake a Leg " The entire program Is very well balanced, with Important news events, novelties, comedy drama and romance. This program will show at the Holly for the balance of the week, closing with the last performance Saturday night An Extra Good 10 ymMil Inner-Spring aiiEess An Exceptional Value at Smart 3-Piece edt'oom Suite Ivory or Walnut Finish When you buy here $5.00 DOWN and one year to pay balance! 5EDFCSD FURNITURE & HOWE. CO. "From the CHEAPEST that'i Corner Sixth and Comes Friday 1 .' "'' 'L'7'',,5 W 4 r channels of the radio by which he had hoped to achieve a successful career. Underlying the plot are the diverse romances of three small-town sisters who find employment in a New York broadcasting station and it Is in this locale that much of the films com edy moments take place. Audlenrtw will be amused to see Just what takes place "oehlnd the scenes" when broadcaster's Idea of a thunderstorm or horse-race is put Into execution. A magnificent cast supports Mr Haines In this excellent drama Among the outstanding players are Nell Hamilton, Anita Page, Wallace Ford, Madxo Evans, Jean Hersholt. Joan Marsh, Karen Morley and others. Tlie final performance of "The Greeks Had a Word for Them," fea turlng Jnan Blondell, Ina Claire and Madge Evans, will be presented -o-night at the Fox Craterlan. Denison Receives New Refrigerator Four Crosley electric refrigerators were dtstrtbtued to dealers In Oregon this week by the factory at Cincin nati. Ohio, and jne of these new models was received at the Denison Radio shop at 403 East Main street, Wednesday afternoon. The public has anticipated the first display of Crosley refrigerators because of their remarkatly low price and advertised high quality. Extra heavy cabinet Insulation three-inch thickness of Dry Zero silent operation, concealed refrigera tion unit, beautiful white lacquered cabinet and interior of- white porce lain are some of the features whi-m co line to make the new Crosley a real sensation, John Denison stated today. It's nine square feet of shelf and three ice-trays holding 03 cubes, make It a satlsfatory size for the av erage family. BIRTHS Mr. end Mrs. E. Pierce of Reese Creek are receiving congratulations upon bhe arrival of a son, born at the Community hospital " Tuesday. Mother and baby are got ting along nicely. 75 D o thafi GOOD to the BEST MADE" Bartlett Phone 35 R O Willis 3 11 D J CANDIDATES ALIKE IN SLOGAN CHOICE "Efficiency." "Economy" and "Im partiality" are tMe lending terms used by candidates for public office in this county and a high percent age of the slotnuis that will be print ed on the ballot after the names con tain these vote luring words. The fourth phrn.e in tlie art of slogan eering is "Business administration," but there is not as much of that promised as efficiency, economy and Impartiality. One candidate agrees to be efficient, economical and pro gressive. The cotinty clerk's records ahow that In 1028, when the last prtwi dentlnl election was held, there was a dearth, of slogans but In the eight years preceding "Law enforcement and upholding the Volstead act" j were favored. This year one candl- j date only mentions "enforcement." Attorney W. E. Phlpps, Democratic candidate for county Judge, submit ted the longest slogan and affirms allegiance to the Jeffersonlan prin ciples. C. A. Thomas, AViland. Re publican candidate for county judge, refrains from economy ns a battle cry and favors "a middle course be tween extravagance and penny pinch ing." Thomas quotes President Hoo ver in his slogan. "Tax reduction" is employed only NOW PLAYING THE AMAZING STORY OF A GIRL WHO TRIED ANY THING ONCE . . . EVEN MARRIAGE! UFW' ft ,M ,jh a vy. . - ' i :-y v.f'- V"-1' " ' .iiR' v.' . :. uf . 1 You'll love Youthful. 7-mtful, Braullful , LORETTA YOUNG You'll howl nt funny holstcroiu, wlHe-rriH'ktnK WINNIE LIGHTNER In ALSO BABE RUTH in "PERFECT CONTROL" The April llorovope flrnhnm MrNnme Nfw Thelma White Fanny WalHon In "SHAKE A l.EO" Coming! SUNDAY! Edgar Allnn Poti'i "MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE" tMMltMT Had it I h sr ! this lal j t I . d ff lit ! mn !- ad C U a M MS i Cjl iH mm ill by one candidate, as a slogan faun- I datlon, and another favors "Just as sessments for every Inch of Jackson county." Ben Mailer, Republican candidate for sheriff, guarantees "economy and service with a smile." J. E. (Mosel Burkdull, a Democratic warhorse and candidate for precinct committee man, solemnly pledges "to work for the Democratic party." Attorney E. C. Kelly, Democratlo legislative can didate and also precinct committee aspirant, alleges that he "will attend all commit tee meetings." Five of the candidates offer "best efforts," one "economy and courte sy," and one "simon-pure Justice." Three guarantee to "fill the post to the best of my ability." and one has ; an eye out "for the future genera- i tlon." One candidate is running "on the Meter policies," but there is no mention of "tree power." I All the slogana are noble and lofty . I T 0 N I G H T F INAL "THE GREEKS HAD Joan Blondell, Ina '1 mm eve. vrWJy r Janet Gaynor in "DELICIOUS" Com. SUNDAY mm " I Other I f " mm - i -u i fri-' A .A and it Is predicted by court house observers that the campaign mud will start flying about May I. Desirable houses always tn first class condition for rent, lease or sale. Call 10S. HIGHEST Q UAL ITY- LOWE ST PklCl w A aft THEE TEA AN MJB PRODUCT MHOiUW V "MAX? WT Vd w PERFORMANCES of a WORD FOR THEM" Claire, Madge Evans COMING Tomorrow and SAT. ALSO LAUREL and HARDY Cjh, 1 ew uomeay Mirthquake MusicBox The thrills and romance of a love-torn radio crooner M with WILLIAM HAINES M". a.. ANITA PAGE, NEIL HAMILTON, JEAN HERSHOLT, JOAN MARSH, MADGE EVANS, WALLACE FORD KAREN MORLEY AND OTHERS TODAY and FRI and CHAS. FARRELL ANY SEAT 15c to FoxCraterian "1 laughter . . Beauty . . Melody t SrwrniV,! tn fha Whlrlins Tempo of the George Gershwin Scruationl . . A HIT ON BROADWAY!... A SMASH ON THE SCREEN "1 i IV II I I U k 1 . ..T-aann Lavisfily Produced With Halluioad'i Funniest' Comedians and Prettiest Girls! t- EDDIE QUILLAN DOROTHY LEE MITZI GREEN ARLINE JUDGE ( GEORGE GERSHWIN, America1! Mow I Popular Compoter, Wrote the Hiu ... Got Rhythm", "But Not For Me", and Succeuct You'll Hear in thU Great Entcrtalnmentl QgQg30C3Qi IOC V W.iW
