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irETVFORD HAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13. 1932. AOE SEVEN Local and Personal Mrs. Grover Here Mra. M. H. Orover of Oakland, Cal., It a guest here this week of local friends. In Grants Pass Mrs. Florence Hall U spending several days with her sis ter, Mrs. S. M. Hyde, at her home In Grants Pass. V Shopping Yesterday Vera Kershaw of the Antelope district was In Med ford yesterday afternoon .shopping at local stores. Budget Committee Meets The bud get committee of the Chamber of - Commerce will meet tomorrow after noon. It Is haaded by J. C. Thompson. Chairman. y Return from California Sadie Har lns and mother, Mrs. Knave, have ' returned to Meaiord after spending several days in Redding and Weed Cal. In City Monday Mrs. Marlon Hoxle, Mrs. Ra'.elgh Taylor and Miss Vlvl enne Ryan of Grants Pass spent Mon day in Medford. (illlnskv Improved Joe Glllnsky, who recently underwent a major op eration at the Sacred Heart hospital, is getting along nicely, according to reports today. , Serves Subpoenas Cal Wells, dep uty United States marshal, left today for Klamath Palls, where he will serve a number of subpoenas. To Roseburg Miss Wlnnlfred Wal ker of Medford was the week-end guest of Mrs. Annabelle Anders of this city. Roseburg News-Review. Visit YrekaJ. Calhoun and Dewey Nelson were Yreka visitors the last of the week, registering at the Franco from Medford. Daily Siskiyou News. From the North Registering from xlorthern cities at local hotels are A. R. Kroehnke of Spokane and A. O. Kusak, Mr. and Mrs. Chris E. Nelson and L. A. Schultz of Seattle.' . Making Maps John G. Flynn of Akron, Ohio, representing Hobbs Guld Co., arrived in Medford yesterday from Los Angeles to make maps of this area. Miss Crawford Better Miss Laura Crawford, who underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hos pital last week, is reported to be im proving rapidly. Hotel Manager Here Mr. and 'Mrs. M. L. Goodwin of the Hotel Lauff of Crescent City and Mrs. Erral Winn, also of the coast town, spent last night In Medford as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Clemenson of the Jackson hotel. Goes to Prospect Mrs. Mabel Mack, county home demonstration agent. Is spending today In Prospect, conducting an all-day meeting with the women of that district. Return to Lake Martin Palmer and Harry "Happy" Puller left this morn ing for Crater lake via the Klamath entrance, having spent the past few days in Medford. From Crescent City Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ramsey of Crescent City spent Tuesday In Medford on business. Mr. Ramsey is manager of the Shell Oil company in Crescent City. Returns to Monmouth Mrs. A. C. Powers, who spent the past week in Medford as the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. H. Sunderman, left this noon on the Shasta for her home at Mon mouth. Florev Imnmvp N1sm fflnrD in. oal high school student, son of Mrs.' a. . tviuueu, wao was seriously in-1 j urea rnaav evemnir u-n MnnrtM tn- day as being In an Improved condi tion bx uie uommunitv nospitai. At Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Paul Merrlam and small daughter Doris Jean, of Medford, spent Sunday in this city as guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson and family. Grants Pass Dally Courier. Miss Stearns Home Miss Roberta Stearns, who has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Charles Saunders and fam ily in San Jose for the past ten days, returned to Medford on the Shasta at noon today. To Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cyr and Mrs. Cyr'a sister, Mrs. H. W. Lowrey of Los Angeles, motored to Crater lake Sunday. Mra. Lowrey is also visiting another sister, Mrs. A. J. Gould. Are Hotel Guests From various points in Oregon are registered guests at city hotels as follows: J. Kenneth Riley of McMlnnvllle, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bogge of Marsh field, D. L. Ash ton of Lebanon. James W. Mott of Salem and L. M. Scroggln of Klamath Falls. Car on Fire The city fire depart ment was called yesterday afternoon to 125 Columbus avenue to extinguish a fire In the automobile belonging to O. W. Gearhart. The cushion in the front seat was burned, according to report. Hartleys Home from North Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hadley and young son, Robert, Jr., returned last night from a short stay in Portland. They were accompanied home by Mr. Hadley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hadley, who will be their guests for two weeks. In Manhfteld Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Krauts of Medford drove to Marah fleld Saturday to spena few days here visiting friends. Coos Bay Times. a Business Callers Guests tn Med ford today from other points are D. J. Stelner of Central Point, Mrs. Lee Hedgpath and Mrs. Paul Young, Grif fin creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Payne of Sams Valley. Confers In City T. L. Stanley of Redding, CaU manager of the Shasta Cascade Wonderland association, and A. R. Linn were in Medford yester day conferring with C. T. Baker, sec retary of the Medford Chamber of Commerce, Lieut. Kid nl ft h Her Lieut. Evelyn Kid nigh of Portland Is In this city to succeed Lieut. Meegan In Salvation Army work. Miss Meegan has been transferred to The Dalles. Llew:. Kid nigh will specialize tn activities of the young people here. Planning Dance A ,W. Walker of Central Point, who was in Medford yesterday afternoon, announced plans for a candidates ball to be held at the fairgrounds Saturday evening. April 30. Mr. Walker la working out elaborate arrangement for the oc casion. Eugene Guests Hotels in Medford have the following guest registered from Eugene: V. C. May, L. Fish, Mrs. Kompp. V. Plronl, O. Bell, H. 0. Kremmel, H. D. Rae, Mr. and Mrs. Percy HUlls, H B. Esson, O. A. Prince, C. Sumers, E. S. Farrell and Lee Ragan, Richardson Visits Here C. F. Rich ardson of Portland, secretary of the Pacific International Photographers' association, also a director In the na tional association, was a guest in this city yesterday of J. Verne Shangle, local photographer. He left this morning for San Francisco and Los Angeles. He has Just returned from a tour of the United States In the Interests of the national association. To Serve Refreshments Refresh ments will be served by the women of the Sacred Heart Catholic church following th benefit bridge tea at St. Mary's academy tomorrow. It was announced this afternoon. A large crowd is anticipated for the event, and a special program Is being pre pared for those who do not care to play bridge. The afternoon's enter tainment, therefore, will Include cards, music and refreshments. Many from Portland The many guests from Portland registered at hotels in the city Include K. S. French Mr. and Mrs A. S. Johnson, M. E. Younger, H. F. Newton, R. C. Smith. H. T. Wllmarth, Andy Ora wttz, John K. Dudley, Paul Cham berlain, W. L. Mat, H E. Dirks, C. F. Gallegly, F. W. Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mankel, Mrs. Dorothy Rob tnet, W C. McLaln. M. B. Donovan, A. W. Shoemaker, E. B. Duffy. A. V. Willoughby and H. H. Griffin. i From a Distance Stopping In Med ford overnight from distant points, registering at Medford hotels, were H. L. Close of Milwaukee, Wis.. Walter Macrae of New York City, H. O. Myers of Boise. Ida., Mrs. Preston Wemyrs Smith of Oklahoma City, Okla,, and Win. D. Kllpatrlck of Detroit, Mich. Hoover Returns Here O. K. Hoover, Boy Scout executive from Medford. who was here In connection with the ! Boy Scout court of honor held in the Library auditorium Thursday, has re turned to nU home offices In Med ford. Klamath Falls Evening Herald. Bear State Guests The hotel reg isters today carried the names of the following guests from the Boar state: Mr and Mrs. M. L. Goodwin and Mrs Erral Winn of Crescent City, C. W. Paul of Fresno, Lt. and Mrs. J. E. Rucker and Mrs. E. L, Waluka of Long Beach, Wm. R. Cundail of Ala meda, F. A. VI lea and H. A. Fellows of Chlco, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith of Beverly Hills. W. M. Hoffman of Los Angeles, Alfred A. Mendes, Don Swltzer. Thos. Fisher and H, C. Came of San Francisco. Now at Holly Marion Nixon Stars In Craterian Drama The romantic and clever story of two young lovers who seek happiness but are always forced to, through one circumstance or another, put off their eventual bliss until later, is the theme of that excellent screen feature, "After Tomorrow," starring handsome Charlea Farrell and de mure Marian Nixon, which Is now showing at the Fox Craterian theatre. One of the distinctive features of this picture is the fact that it Is the first time that Farrell and Miss Nixon have co-starred together in the same picture. Of course, Farrell will be imme diately remembered as the "other half" of that famooua Farrell-Janet Gaynor team which provided so many magnificent successes of the past, In cluding "Street Angel," "Seventh Heaven," "Delicious" and many oth ers of note. Miss Nixon la herself a star of re nown. She has appeared in stellar roles In almost all of Hollywood's outstanding studios. 'After Tomorrow" is a delightful type of entertainment. Just senti mental enough to be highly likeable, and yet with a strong thread of ac tion all the way. Other players In this dandy picture Include William Collier Sr., Minna Gombell, Nora Lane and many others of note. A Charley Chase comedy hit Is in cluded as a special attraction on the program. HONOLUitf. April 13. (AP) Tes timony that the sound of a shot came from the direction of the home of Mrs. Granville Fortescue, alleged scene of the lynching of Joseph Kahahawal, about 9 o'clock the morning of the slaying was given by a neighbor today In the trial of the society matron and three navy men for the killing. BEGINS TOMORROW - CINDERELLA SHOP'S Every woman in Medford and vicinity should take advantage of these amazing values! Never before have we sold mer chandise at such low prices 1 Silk Dresses $1.95 Values to $9.95 in beautiful silk prints and plain models. Values to $12.95. One-piece and QQ QC Jacket style frocks. O U U Values to $14.95. Dresses for street and dress wear. S4.95 Values to $18. Colorful prints and Q C Q C plain materials. OuiVW Values to $19.95. Smart Bilk Dresses and Suits in tbis group. Values to $22.95. Some of our very loveliest frocks on sale for S7.95 S9.95 NO CHARGES NO REFUNDS. NO EX CHANGES. Smart Spring COATS Polo Coats and other new styles and materials. 20 off HATS Hats to complete your spring ensemble. Three sale groups. $J.95 $2-95 $3.95 PAJAMAS 39c STEP-INS 25c Costume Slips Dark Silks. $2.50 val. 69c Wool Dresses $6.95 values in one-piece knit frocks. $3.95 44 S. Central .. " -M,l'f WWW 1 s-y Richard BArthelmesa, star of "Alias the Doctor," now showing at the Holly theatre. This ploture la said to be this popular star's finest dra matic vehicle, giving him an oppor tunity to portray a successful sur geon who practiced outside the law. Lovely Marian Marsh, the newest star of 1032, is seen opposite BartheU mess. A Graham McNumee News Heels, Kartoon and Babe Ruth reel, "Slide, Babe, Slide," are showing with the foature picture. This prottrnm will be the attraction at the Holly through Saturday. BERLIN, Germany. April 13. (AP) Adolf Hitler's national socialist "storm troops" were declared illegal throughout the country by a govern ment decree today. The ban affects 400,000 "Nazis" or ganized on military lines and refer red to by their political opponents as Hitler's "Pretorian guard," some times as 'the state within a state." I BY CO. OFFICIALS Opening an intensive campaign to end cruelties to dogs, perpetratted during the pa&t two years in the Spring street district and adjoining sections, Sheriff Ralph Jennings, County Judge C. B, Lamkln. Mrs. H. D. McCaskey and Mrs. Sidney Rich ardson, officers of the Jackson Coun ty Humane society, made a tour ot the vicinity yesterday questioning all neighbors of Charlea Roae, whose little wire-thai red terrier. Rough, Is receiving treatment for sulphuric sold burns inflicted last Saturday. An investigation of homes visited was made in an effort to apprehend the criminal. Sulphuric acid in di luted form was found at one place. The owner, however, assured the group of officers that Injuring a dog was the last thing he would consider doing. Neighbors visited were: L. T. Blah, D. M. Bates, Mrs. A. M. Roberta and Mrs. W. T. Bolger. Each promised to lend county officers and officials of the Humane society full co-operation in the campaign to discover the perpetrator of the fiendish crime During the past two years, Mra. Richardson stated, 14 dogs hnve been killed by poisoning in the locality neighboring Spring street, where the Rose family resides. Last summer a large pointer owned by Mrs, Rose was poisoned. All deaths have re sulted from very cruel forms of pois oning but the inhuman reatment of "Little Dog Rough," the Rose terrier, la classed as the worst form of tor ture brought to the attention of the Humane society since its organisation here. The tour yesterday afternoon be gan at the Humane society shelter, where officers examined the injured dog, and ended at the Rose home, where Mr. and Mrs. Rose and their four children were found eagerly hoping for the recovery of Rough. Dr. James F. Horr, veterinarian at the Humane society shelter, has as sured them he will see that the little dog is in no more pain. He fee la that he can save his life but will be unable to prevent serious scars.' The later, however, Mr. Rose said yester day, he will not object to. He has many himself and the little dog is sufficiently Intelligent to get along with them. Sheriff Jennings and the Humane society officials intend to carry the Investigation further and a large re ward, nearlng $1000, is offered for apprehension of the criminal. WIND STARTS FIRES KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 13. ( AP) Winds sweeping In from the south with a velocity at times reach lug SO miles an hour, fired two houses, one with a loss of M000. and filled the air with dust in the Klam ath basin today. Waters of Upper Klamath lake were hacked up to the northern end by the wind, lowering the water at the south end by two foot. Ashland. H, L. Allen of Roundup, Mont., to open clothing store in the Stearns building formerly occupied by Milter's Toggery. Wallowa. Wallowa co-operative creamery building addition o main room in their plant. Odd Beach. Rogue river bridge dedicated recently. flglypimples NatuiVi warn msrhlpna til recUarroo com pj ion and psiTit rod roaeain yourpl siitlow c hooks. Truly woniiarlul mutt follow thorough colon otaning. Talcs Nf NATURE'S HEMLDY to rcvulaU and itrmBthn your elimlntUve ortfmnt, Thr watch ttm tran formation. Try Hi iat 4 Ol nitre laxMlvcs. Only 26c, Ihe All-Vrgctiibld Laxative Ashland. Twin Plunges, recreation center, opened for business. 4 Yamhill. Sunny brook farm near here filed articles of Incorporation. ijlflllll.' NOW PLAYING! SENSATIONAL! 4ii. """" Vam-Z"ri ' I, ' 11 1 M 'II 1 1 II i 1x1 JS eLlun TEST MISTAKE MEANT A I f M If4 'I 1 1 ill! m J I j jflj m$Ajr : --i mn"u MR 1 ikWJa:i not tn Hunt ww iKbIIIIII. 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