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JfEPFORT) MAIL TKTBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, :PRTL 13, 1932. PAGE TTTTRTEEtf 4 ) Local and Personal j To Corvilll MIm Ruth Ottoman ; left by train today for Corvallla. '. There aha will pend the week-end Plan Food Sale The Women' ?. Prosperity club will hold a food sale i' Saturday at the Plggly Wiggly store on East Main atreet. pithing Today Everett Trowbridge and Jamea Eaton were among those spending today fishing on Rogue river. ; Shopping Today Mra. J. Plckard ; of Gold Hill la spending today In Med ford shopping. She arrived here ; by train this morning. Postmaster Returns Wm. J. War I ner. Medford postmaster, arrived i home by train this morning from ron business. I Returns to Phoenix Mrs. George McClaln of Phoenix, who has been a patient at the Community hospital ; for the past 18 days, returned to her .? home yesterday. Mr. Parsons Here Reginald H. tt parsons of Seattle arlved In Medford this morning by train from the north t to spend some time at H merest or- : chards here. To Wtmer J. P. Snelllng of Santa : Monica, Cal., registered his car at the Oregon out-of-state auto bureau here today and gave bis destination as Wlmer. Returns from South James H. , .Owen returned to Medford on the Shasta at noon today from southern California, where he had been at tending to business matters for the v'j past few days. i. Visits In Prospect D. R. Rozelle of Oakland, Cal., Is spending several .. t weeks visiting In Prospect. He reg- i listered his auto today at the out-of- 1 at ate bureau on South Riverside ave- nue. ') ' ' Home from Klamath Cal Wells. 3j deputy United States marshal, re- a turned to Medford yesterday from $ Klamath Palls, where he had been attending to business for the gov- ernment. - Wants Location George W. Jen kins of Lewtston, Mont., Is looking for a location to establish a light delivery service, he told Lee C. Gar lock of the out-of-town registration bureau here today. From Northern California Guests In Medford today from northern Cali fornia are Mrs. W. D. Com p ton. Miss Evelyn To re son and J. H. Mills of McCloud and Jas. Dyer of Horn brook. Visited Medford Capt. John White of Grants Pass, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellsworth of Brook ings, who are In the Climate City on business, motored to Medford Wed nesday, to attend to business mat ters. Took Plane Here Morris Milbank and Tom Wilson, Grants Pass resi dents, motored to Medford Wednes day, from where they took an air plane to San Francisco. A group of friends accompanied them to Med ford to see them depart. Callers Here Today Mrs. B. Fetz ner and Mrs. W. H. Creal of Grants Pass are transacting business here today. Other callers are Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Angel of Gold Beach, B. G. Shaw of Portland and Mrs. J. E. Weaver of Central Point. J Tree Grafters on Duty J. A. Kln i ser of Corvallls and U. A. Hamilton i of Medford are spending several days ,t In the city at the Palace hotel. They 1 are expert tree grafters and make : yearly trips to this vicinity. Grants Pass Courier,. In Phoenix Today Mrs. Mabel C. JrMack, county home demonstration '"agent. Is spending today In Phoenix attending the all-day session of the ,' Phoenix extension unit. "Economical Meals" is the subject being discussed. The gathering is being held In the A Phoenix Grange hall. Try "Dripping'' Golden West in the Golden West coffee maker. You'll say goodbye to coffee troubles. Tour grocer hat Gal Jen VTtst tnj the Ctlden Test "drip" maker. ASK THE HOME Vote for J. Snow to Years Ago Twenty years ago last Tuesday two Inches of snow, followed by heavy rain, fell through out the Rlgue River valley, causing streams to greatly rise. No damage resulted. t In City Yesterday Among women from neighboring Iocs it ties who were in Medford yesterday for the address of Miss Chrlstabel Pankhurst at the Presbyterian church, were Mrs. Royal Brow nof Eagle Point and Mrs. T. P. ToHefson of Central Point. California Here Mr. and Mrs. E B. Porter, I. Shapiro, Albert Shafsky and C A. Rise of San Francisco reg istered from the south today at local hotels. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kenyon of Los Angeles also registered from California. Fish With Worms Arch Work and Robert Norrls left this morning for Evans creek to spend the day fish ing. According to reports, Mr. Work dug the worms for the occasion enough for himself as well as Mr. Norrls. Leave for Portland Misses Enid Funk and Clara Younger left last evening by motor for Eugene. Prom there they plan to continue to Sa lem and Portland to visit relatives. They will return to Medford Sunday evening. From Washington Hotel guest In Medford, registered from Washington, Include H, G. Norton of Chehalls. Mrs. R. C. McCredle of Sunnyslde, J. D. Stevenson, Mrs. J. T. McGlll, Harry West, A. Claire Smith, W. R. Ellis, Frank H. Porter and Harry F. Metz of Seattle. Annual Tulip Show The annual tulip show under the auspices of the Grants Pass Garden club, Is being held at the chamber of commerce of that city today, with many dis plays entered for prizes as well as special displays by growers. Wild flowers are also featured. Eagles to Meet Regular business meeting of Crater Lake aerie No. 2093. Fraternal Order of Eagles, and the ladles' auxiliary will be held this evening in the respective halls at 8 o'clock All members are requested to attend, and all visiting members cordially Invited. From Distant Places Chrlstabel Pankhurst was registered at a local hotel from London, England, and other hotel guests from distant points Include H. Myers yt Boise. Ida., Ar thur G Koenlg of Greesboro, N. C. F. M. Joyce of New York City, and A. B. Brad beck of Chicago. Home from North Dakota Mr. and Mrs. Julius Marlon have Just return ed from Glenora, N. D where they were called by the illness of Mrs. Marlon's father, who died while they were there. They made the trip to Glenora and return by motor and report the roads very bad. . Mapping Roads Lewis Clarke and Glenn M Duckworth of Los Angeles, representing the tourist bureau of the Automobile club of southern California, were In Medford yester day afternoon and are charting the roads to British Columbia. While In Medford they obtained Information concerning fishing here, and wired back to the Los Angeles offices, Oregon Points Representing cities in Oregon, other than Portland, at local hotels are E. S. Swanson, C. W. Lord, Lee Ragan. A. Breyman, C J. Murane and H. B Esson of Eu gene, J. H. Boardman of Salem, Lil lian Harris and Orpha Hewitt of Roseburg, Gene M. Simpson of Cor vallls, Jessie Warnke of Grants Pass and L. F. Wray of Klamath Falls. Ashland Pastor Stricken Rev. 8. W. Hall, for the last two years pas tor of the Ashland Methodist Epis copal church, suffered a stroke of paralysis Wednesday while In nls study, preparing his Sunday sermon, and feeling rather 111. According to the attending physicians the paraty sis affected only his right side, and Indlcalons are for a full recovery soon. Rev. Hall has been t In 111 health for some time. MS' NOTBt Tetti how th atecl cut "grind" of Golden West to be perfect for 'drip" ... end other methode of making coffee fOLKS - - . They know 0. BAILEY (Suu Senator) Mil Supreme Court Judge Poatlo. No. I QutlilitiVitoroutProireuiri Hi It conscientious and hi, fr) confidence and reepect of all tn. people. Mrs. Kraw Home Mn. A. F. Wal ter Krone returned to her noma yes terday alter an Ulnae aof two week at the Sacred Heart hospital. ... Army Slilpi Here Three more army ahtpa, en rout to March field. San Diego, Cal from the Boeing factory at Seattle, arrived at the Medford airport late laat evening. The ahlpa are Boeing P-13's. ... - VUlla lu Cltj Mra. Daley Belter of Corvallla, who ha been Tleltlng her daughter In Vallejo, Cal atopped In Medford on her return horn to vlalt her aunt, Mra. S. J. Heaaler, and coualn. Mra. Irvtn Daley, leaving for the north thl morning. ... Thursday Taller Mra. D. W. Dickey, Mra. Floyd Hendrlckson ar.d Miss Laura Bureon of Phoenix were In Medford yesterday ahopplng aad attending to business matters. Other caller were Mr, s. E. Howlett and daughter Hattle of Eagle Point, Mra. Nate Bates of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dlnken of Beagle. ... Seekamp Completes Stay Kllian Seekamp of Bremen, Germany, repre sentative of the firm of Atlanta Han del Aktlengesellschait, who haa been In this city for the past two days conferring with members of the Pin nacle Packing company, left last night on the Shasta. While here Mr. Seekamp gave an Interesting talk at the meeting of the Rogue River Traf flo association. ... Fly New Plane A. W. "Art" Whit aker, piloting an Alexander flyabout. two-place monoplane, stopped at the Medford airport for several hour to day before continuing to Klamath Falls from Portland. He will return here In two days, according to pres ent plana. HI small ahlp, powered with a Holland -notor, was flown while here by Floyd Hart, Tommy Culbertaon and Marshall Seagrave. Whltaker had the plane here on an exhibition trip. Guest from North Portland guesta registered at Medford hotels Include Rudolph Burgeson, F. W. Leery, R. s. Story. R. D. Sherood. Mr. Bod Mrs. A. w. Whltaker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunn, Al Hansen, "I. E. Dlrka, H. W. Dickinson. L. J. Arm strong. R. Flynn. A. C. Smith, Q. O. Rymbougb and family. M. K. Sprott. Wm. McMaster, Pat Cunning ham. W F. DavlA. CI. J Trtv Paul Flah. C. W. Walla, .f. R Rnlrim n o t Parkinson, 8. L. Crlaty and J. J. Waldo. ... Registered Today Those register ing at the Oregon State Motor asso ciation bureau on South Riverside this forenoon were Henry R. Bovee of Ventura, Bruce W. Gordon of Pol son. Mont., E. E. Post of Lodl, Cal., Frank T. Emerlck of Aberdeen. Wash, Frank M Joyce of Big Springs, Tex., E. M. Martin of Southgate, Cal., M. McDonald of Pittsburg cal., Joseph Oltvera of Modesto, Cal., H. S. Town send of Happy Camp, Cal., Martin Olson of Oakland, Cal., and James Q. Leavltt of Ogden, Jtah. SOUTHERN PORTION OF VALLEY LIGHTS POTS Roy Rogers, frost expert stationed In Medford, stated today that several orchardists In the southern part or tne valley smudged this morning. Some started about 1:30 and 2:00 o'clock, and others about 4:30, he aald. The amudge was light, and the amoke cleared away early In the day Stated Communication of Medford Lodg No. 103. A. F. & A. M., Friday, April 18, at 7:30 p. m. Visitors Invited. L. C. STEWART. GEO. ALDEN, Secy. W. M. TONIGHT ON THE STAGE! VIC MEYERS (Seattle's Famous Jazz Candidate) And His COLUMBIA RECORDING ORCHESTRA OF 12 PIECES ONE APPEARANCE At 8:15 and ON THE SCREEN Tonight and Tomorrow! RICHARD BARTHELMESS in "ALIAS THE DOCTOR" with Marian Marsh No Advance RMdles! Remember Tomorrow Afternoon 1:80 7th Chapter of "Battling: with Buffalo Bill" Constance Bennett Now Starring Film At Fox Craterian (By Jack Retlaw) Sparkling entertainment with a champagne-like quality of buoyancy la afforded In "Lady With a Past, Constance Bennett's new contribu tion to the screen, which Is showing at the Fox Craterian theatre todsy and tomorrow. The golden-haired star steps forth with a new characterisation refish lngly different from those she has been given In her recent films, and It Is one In which she ts entirely at home. Her role Is that of a young New York society girl who blossoms forth from a shy wallflower Into a daoEltng charmer under the Influence of Paris and expert masculine tute Isge. Not only does the part fit Miss Bennett perfectly but It gives her an opportunity to display the ultimate in chlo gowns and wardrobe accesso ries. Feminine film fans are going to lovs this one for the fashion show It affords. The appeal of the production Is far from being limited to the eye. however, despite the loveliness of the star and her wardrobe. The story Is gay, charming and Intensely human. Miss Bennett's supporting cast Is ex ceptionally clever, particularly fea turing Ben Lyon, Davis Manners, Don Alvarado, Merna Kennedy, .John Roche, Albert Contl, Astrld Allwyn, Nella Walker, Helene Millard. Donald DUloway and many others of note. The screen play, by Horace Jack son, based on Harriet Henry's new novel, deals with a girl w.ho Is too shy and serious to attract men. In Paris, however, she falls under the guidance of a charming gigolo, be comes the toast of the ball rooms through a turn of circumstances through a turn of clrmucstances finds herself a "Lady With a Past." Then her old acquaintances In New York sit up and take notice. Among the clever added attrac tions on this program Is a dandy Boy Friends comedy and Madge De La saux offers something quite new In a musical specialty. Marion Marsh Star Film Now at Holly Cinderella was Jubs a piker com pared to Marian Marsh. Not only did she rise from obscurity to star dom in less than a year, but she has played opposite the biggest male fig ures on the screen fame's roster. There was John Bsrrymore. with whom she did two pictures, then William Powell and Edward O. Robinson, besides her own starring vehicle, "Tinder Eighteen," with Warren Williams. She Is now appearing opposite Richard Barthelmess, at the Holly theater. In his latest feature, "Alias the Doctor." a picture that gives the star his greatest opportunity since "The Dawn Patrol. The excellent short subject program Is made up of a Graham McNamee news reel, a lLartoon entitled, "You don't know what you're doinV Babe Ruth, the home-rur king, In "Slide, Babe, Slide," and a Ted riuslng Sports lan t Tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 the seventh chapter of the thrilling se rial, "Battling With Buffalo Bill.' will be shown for the entertainment of the kiddles. George Sidney Has ' Part in Holly Hit The Heart of New York," Warner Brothers' picture featuring George Sidney, Ruth Hall and Donald Cook comes to the Holly theater Sunday Directed by Mervyn LeRoy, who di rected "Five Star Final," one of last year's 'best ten pictures," "The Heart of New York" brings a new treat ment to the metropolis which has served as the background for more movies than any other city. Manager Nledermeyer of the Hollv in Prices! . I I REFUSE MEDFORD PLEA FOR OPENING CRATER ENTRANCE Denial of request for the opening of the Medford entrance to Crater lake was received by the chamber of commerce today from the State Highway commission In answer to the letter of April B. Cost of removal of the snow, which the commission estimates at S3000. Is given as cause for refusal oi Med ford's request. Opening of the highway at this cost, the commissioners state, is not Justified, due to the fact that it is still snowing and there is no assur ance that the road would not be come blocked again. If the Medford request were grant ed, the letter further states, the highway commission would be called upon to open numerous other high ways and would not have the money to complete the extensive program which would result. Ths letter closes with a promise to give the matter further considera tion. The chamber of commerce Is now preparing more complete Informa tion, which will be submitted the highway commission to show that the 2000 estimate Is too high. The snow Is now but IS Inches deep at Union Creek and the maximum depth at the park boundary Is 15 feet. With snow plow equipment the road could be opened within four or five days, the chamber committee reports. E. C. Soltnsky, superintendent of Crater Lake National park said this morning that as soon as work was started on this end of the high way, the park service would start opening the road out to the park boundary, J. W. Wakefield, chair man of the chamber of commerce highway committee, announced, Additional effort will be made by the chamber of commerce committee at once, he stated, to get the high way commission to give the matter further thought In hope that a change of decision may be accom plished. BUY NOW SAVE MONEY 10-1 n. green pine slab wood, $4.50 for big double load. Load kindling free with 3-load slab orders. April only. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7d. theater states that In his opinion "The Heart of New York" is the type of picture which will satisfy evory member of the family. An Open Letter to AL SMITH MAYOR WALKER LOUIS SOBOL SIDNEY SKOLSKY WALTER WINCHELL You thought it was the Mazda Bolt the Phoney PhortieB the Fiery Fiftiei but you learned differently when you discovered the throbbing "HEART ' NEW YORK" , a great big hunk of humanity that parks more drama In a day than all the Broadway playhouses have In a year! COMING SUNDAY DON'T MISS VIC MEYERS And His Famous 12 Piece Band TONIGHT Oriental Gardens and On the Holly Stage at 8:15 P. M. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Fag Twelve.) twenty-five transports, loaded with i troops, were supposed to be convoyed ' by ten fighting ship, and attacked by "Innumerable aircraft." I Officially It was reported that had : the war been real, the loss of men, ; killed by bombardment on the trans- . ports, would have been aeven thou 1 sand, not a high percentage. OffU cers on their return told friends that had It been real war, every transport would have been aunk, all on board lost, and many. If not all, Vie con voying warships would have been sunk as well. Thla country needs the world's big gest fighting air flet and submarine fleet, and the moat highly developed explosives and war gaaea, not to hurt any one minding his own business, but as a warning to our dear friends across both oceans. icbne33 For Better Flavor Better Texture Better Food Value Try Beck's Butternut Bread 0 53V " X ' She . . t; V 3 ' bartered her W - 41 reputation S f ?f for... love! i , AVS J Positively $ ' ' f'si' .VV'AL Connie's 'i"' " 'I Finest Picture! ! l'J CONSTANCE T "Lady with a Past" With Ben Lyon fe; i ir f0,. . 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