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SrEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUTE. BEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, UTTiTL 23, 1932. PAGE FIVE V Local and Called to Portland Mrs. 0. R. Mor rison wu celled to Portland yester day by the Illness of her mother. Quests it Shady Cove Mr. and Mra. W. 8. Cummlnga ol thla city pent yesterday at Snady Cove on Rogue river. - Mra. Elliott to Return Mra. B. R. Elliott 1 expected home thla after noon from Portland, where ahe haa been vtaltlmj for the paat aeveral daya. Return to Rupert Alma Bcheffel and Uoyd Relman of Rupert, Ida., who have been vlaltlng here for the paat two weens, ie yesieruay Rupert. tA,iipna Tomorrow Arthur Salin ger, manager of the Richfield Oil company In thla city, will return to morrow from a ahort business trip to Portland. In Other Daya "The Oregon atate law for auto licensee declared con atltutional by Judge Calkins, In teat case at Medford," read a newa Item in the Oregonlan 10 yeara ago thla week. On Bualneaa Here O. J. Parkinson, aalea promotion manager of the Chev rolet Motor Co., Portland, la spending today in Medford attending to bual 'ness mattere with the Plerce-Allen Motor company. Leaves for Portland Charles Oer f aan Frunfinro. who lourneved to Portland by boat, has been a guest here at the rancn noma oi Air. aim Mrs. John A. Hammlll. He left this noon on the Shasta for Portland. Enm rnrmllU 'Roaer Headlee. unrA Arihp und Lm VanAusdall returned to Medford last evening from Corvallls. wirfre tney aivenueu the atate DeMolay conclave over the week-end. McDougall Boy In Hospital Jerry McDougall, alx-year-old son of Mr. and Mra. J. A. McDougall. under werrt an operation at the Sacred Heart hospital thla morning and was reported to be getting along as well aa could be expected inia aiiernoon Woods In Town Mr. and Mra, rrhMtur Wood of ProaDect are In Med ford today, having .rrlved here yes terday morning. Mr. wood atiencea sun mhoot In the morning, and they attended the racea at Emigrant dam in the afternoon. t 9 Receive! permit Louis Jennings today received a building permit from the city to make general repairs at the realdenoe from tne ouy to maw general reipalra at the residence, 107 North Peach atreet. The cost esti mate wu given as (so. Report Accident An accident re port was filed today at the city police station by Prank Ball, driver of n auto which figured In a minor collision at the corner of Central ave nue and Main street Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, W. M. Ersklne was driv ing the other car, the report showed - - 8topa In City Carl Rohrer of Port Collins, Colo., federal Irrigation en gineer studying pumping projects, ar rived In Medford on the Shasta at noon today for a brief stay at the federal experiment farm here. He plana to continue north to the Wil lamette valley district, probably leav ing this evening by train. Flshlnr Poor Yesterday Sunday was a bad day for fishermen, accord ing to report from many quarters today. The mountain streams were filled with an excessive amount of water and poured mucn mud Into the Rogue, which Interfered with fishing there. A few caught fish by using bait. Enjoy flcenlo Drive Mr. and Mra. O. I. Hutchison. Mrs. Bessie Lums- den and house guest, Mrs. R. E. Charles of Loa Angeles were guests yesterday of Mrs. Wm. Vawter, 8r on a drive through northern Cali fornia. They report a glimpse at beautiful scenery and many kinds of weather. On the return trip they experienced snow, hall, rain and fog. Home from Portland Harrison Janes returned thla afternoon from Portland, accompanied by a group of local young people. Who attended the atate Christian Endeavor convention. In the group were: Amy Elliott. Vir ginia Llndley, Dolph Janes, Bob Llt trell and Dorr Barrett. Gerald La tham has also returned from the convention In the Rose city. - late Game Man Arthur Pish of Portland, research director of the Ore ron state game commission, stop ped In Medford today en route to Klamath Palls. While here he con ferred with representatives of the Jackson County Game Protective asoclatlon In regard to the dlstrlbu ' tion of fish and birds for the coming year. RrOtrr Tmluv Included among those registering this forenoon at the out-of-state auto bureau headquar ters on South Riverside avenue were A. r. Dixon of Long Beach. Claude Reeves. Frederick H. Somers and W. Denver of Sn Francisco, w. C. Cob ham of Cleveland. Ohio. O. C. Wolfe of Pasadena, H. Walter Marshall. Prank Ashley and Theodore Jones ol Loa Angeles, 8. Bslemle of Osklsnd. Cal.. Wm. R. Blslow of Alameda. Cal.. and Verna E. Buchwalter o.' Longvlew. LAST TIME TONITE "The Mad Genius" with John Barrymore Any Soat 15 Any Time Personal Klamath Falls Visitors H. L. Kellls and family and Miss Ruth Hunt were among the Klamath Palls residents spending Sunday in Medford. Attend Raises Mr. and Mra. J. L. Weaver of Yreka, who operate the Yreka Inn, motored to Medford yes terday for lunch, and then attended the boat racea at Emigrant dam. W eek-end VIMtnrs Week - end guest. In Medford from Klamath Falsi Included Chas. Mack, newspaper man of that city, and Francla Neff, who visited relatlvea and friends. From Convention Misses Opal Rush and Eva Landing of Ashland, returned to their homes this morn ing by train from Portland, where they had been attending the stte Christian Endeavor convention which closed yesterday. They made the trip north on Tuesday. From IlKtant Places Guests at Medford hotels from a distance In clude Mr. and Mra. E. W. Turner of San Antonio, Tex., Monta Bales of Dallas, Tex.. V. C. Hecher, C. O. Spratt and A. L. Jones of Chicago. 111.. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mitchell of Rock Springs. Wyo., and Mrs. G. S. Ware of Calgary, Can. shrdlu hrdlu hrdlu hrdl rdl dlldd t Visitors from Portland Register ing at local hotels Sunday from the state metropolis were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Winters, Phil Coggswell. A. O. Nelson, A. A. Rlehl, C. C. Hole, Art M. rish, F. H. Lawrence, H. B. Pol lock, J. S. Sammons, J. T. Bradley and L. M. Scroggln. a Oregonlans at Hotels Among Ore gonians, other than from Portland, at Medford hotels Sunday, were Otto J. Frohmayer, Bob Allen. L. V. Newton, Geo. Roy. G. R. Simmons of Eugene, raw. p. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs A. H, Chamberlain, Eugene Arnsteln, S. G Anderson. C. A. Carney and Arthur N. Wilson of Canby, C. T. Griffin and daughter of Roseburg and R. O. Simmons of Salem. From Bear state Among the Call tornlans at Medford hotels are P. O Blake of Los Angeles, E. R. Brazel of Sacramento. Mrs. C. V. Snyder and Miss J. L. Snyder of Long Beach, E. G. Hakln, s, V. Phillips, H. 8. Finn and E. B. Pugh of Oakland, and the following from San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. R. Glvena, Pearl Brotherton, Blanche Montgomery, A. M. Bridges, Mr. and Mra. R. J. Meeker, H. W. Finch, a. F. Charleston, Mrs. w. K MacMlthy, J. A. Armsteld, Chas. S. Nlppey and O. R. Newland. Misses Fuson In Hospital Mlas Anna Mae Fuson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thos. J. Fuson, who under went an operation for appendicitis Saturday, is getting along nicely at the Sacred Heart hospital. Miss Clara Mary Fuson la also In the hospital under observation and will undergo a major operation tomorrow, the sec ond necessitated by Injuries sustain ed last summer In an accident at the Twin Plunges swimming pool at Ash land. TONITE I TOMORROW! Another Great Romance of the Gallant Youth of Today . . . . Based on the Story by the Best-Seller Author, Ursula Parrott. DOROTHY MACKAILL Humphrey Bogart (raliam Mr.Vanlre News Mhkpy Mmi Karloon MANY III HIS In Mil. IM.KI K( r M ITIIR" k- S M Mf t Mill Hlllakers In City Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hlllaker of Hornbrook were among the Sunday visitors from nearby Cali fornia points. Visit Pansy Gardens Mr. and Mra. J. H. Jones were among the many Medford reaidenta who visited the Harold Pansy Gardens in Grants Pass yesterday. From Northern state Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nelson and A. O. Hurd of Spo kane, V. H. Hutchinson, W. J. Wright, S. M. Oaylord. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Helly and R. A. Davis of Seattle are registered at Medford hotels from Washington. Phoenix Grange Planning Public Entertainment PHOENIX, Ore.. April 35 (SpU Nslghbcra of Wood craft Circle No. 243 will meet at the Orange hall Wednesday promptly at 1 :30 p. m. Tne meeting marks the 35th birth day of the Phoenix circle and special recognition and honor will be given for the four charter members, name ly, Mesdames Jamlma Rose, Leta Furry, Mary Cary and Mary Hamlin. A program is planned and refresh ments will be served. Eaoh member la asked to bring some small gift to present to the circle for Its use, auch aa a vase or small dish. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS Loyal Workers class of the First Christian church will have a covered dish dinner tomorrow evening in the church parlors at 6:30 o'clock, honoring Louis G. Center's group In a recent contest. All young people of the church are Invited to attend, and bring a covered dish. The supper Is being given the winning group by other members of the class. There's no escape-costly oils do form nil ft THEY try hard to "refine it out" these "luxury" oils that cost you so much. They aren't proud of their carbon. It is a hard, flinty kind the sort that clogs engines, causes damage. But SHELL MOTOR OIL, reason ably priced, forms no hard carbon! It is a different kind of oil guaranteed by Shell Oil Company to do the finest lubrication job you can get from an oil an oil naturally free from hard carbon. Which will you choose? Safe, eco nomical SHELL MOTOR OIL or a high priced carbon-former which can (and does) cause warped valves, engine knocks, rapid wear. 8H1 SHEU SERVICt, INC, STATIONS AND SHEU DEALERS BOARD TO TEST LAW REQUIRING PAY FOR INSANE SALEM, Ore., April 25. (AP) The state board of control today instruct ed Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle to represent the state In the test case brought by Multnomah county on the constitutionality of the 1931 legislative act relative to payment by relatives and counties for insane and feeble minded inmates at state in stitutions. The case will b tried in Portland May 6, Charles 8. Conn, deputy dis trict attorney of Multnomsh county. Informed the board members. Tfte act requires relatlvea to pay $30 per month for their keep In state insti tutions, and where relatives are un able to pay It falls upon the county to make the payments. The attorney stated It had not been definitely decided upon what points the const! tut lonallty of the law would be attacked, other than general validity of the statut and the matter of failure to pay without jury trial. The board today accepted the new hospital building at the tuberculosis Institution, recently completed at a cost of approximately 60,000 by L. H, Hoffman, Portland. The structure is known as the main hospital build ing on the site. Lubrication Expert of Standard Oil Co. To Prove Products Standard OH Company of Callfor has had a. W. Wallace of Its San Francisco office assigned to the Med ford agency during the past two weeks with an elaborate laboratory car to show by actual demonstration Its various pioducts as used for the jlBlM I WWu' USTMTllJ&"V lubrication of the chassis of automo tive equipment. Mr. Wallace states: "It Is not gen erally known by the motoring public Viat It la necessary to have special greases and lubricants to properly service the modern automobile. This laboratory car is one method the company has taken to educate the personnel of Standard Stations, Inc., nd Red, White and Blue dealers to the Importance of the correct product for specialized lubrication." A. F. West, local manager for this district, said yesterday: "We are for tunate In getting the laboratory car at this point prior to Its appearance at any other northwest station, not excepting such points as Beattle and Portland. T.Ms Information being passed along to our dealers and rep resentatives here will place them In an enviable position to take care of the lubricating needs of their cus tomers during the season. "It Is to be regretti-d that It was impossible to fill all the requests for tests and demonstrations. I am mak ing a request through A. P. Johnson, our district sales manager, that the unit be returned here at an early date. Mr. Wallace goes to Seattle this afternoon to continue with this educational work." , f- a NABBEO IN PORTLAND PORTLAND. Ore., April 25. ;p) John R. Smith and Howard Hooper were arrested today as the result of an automobile crash Sunday In which three Idaho cattlemen were Injured. Smith was oharged with failure to stop &nd render aid to persons In jured, and Hooper was accused of hit-and-run charges. Poll tie said both admitted thoy had been drink ing. Many See Blossoms, CANBY. Ore.. April 35. P A throng estimated at 30.000 persons attended the annual blossom day celebration here Sunday where 30 acres of tulips were in full blom. V I bougr,t to EISS y 1 X ML -"'Si SOFT-BLOWS AWAY It It easy to avoid hard carbon troubles. Shall Motor Oil forma no bard carbon-lust a IIHl fluffy loot carriad harmlessly away by tha exhaust gasaf. r JAPS DISCHARGE FILIPINO LABOR BANKS. Ore., April 25. (AP) Peaceful exodus of members of the Filipino colony of 84 persons was under way here today, after white ranchers had passed around Instruc tions that all the Islanders must vacate by 8 p.m. tonight. Scarcity of work for white laborers was said to be the reason for driving the Filipinos from tha berry fields, where they are hired by Japanese ranchers. Other sections In central Wash ington county have taken similar action. The streets were lively today as many of the Filipinos, dressed In their Sunday best, made the rounds of the stores paying bills and bid ding farewells. Japanese farmers, over the week-end had obtained enough money to pay their workers, making It possible for them to carry out the orders of the white gouprs to vacate. The Filipinos Saturday telegraphed Governor Julius L. Meier a request for an investigation of "tha Injus tice done us." There Is no indica tion the governor will take action In the matter. T E SALEM. April 25 (AP) Fines paid for killing deer after legal time for opening of season, but before time opened by proclamation of governor, delay being ordered be cause of fire hazard, cannot be re turned to tha defendant. Thla was the opinion given O. A. Codding, district attorney of Jackson county today by Attorney-Oeneral I. H. Van Winkle. Xn Coddlng's request for an opin ion he stated John B. Short o: i lki iTeea was linen sfio for kill ing deer after the legal time for opening, but before the procura tion permitted hunting. Codding said tha defendant pleaded guilty. but In view of the circumstances. the district attorney wished to know If he could be refunded the money. 4 Desirable houses aiwnys In first class condition for rent, lease or sale Call 105 TODAYS-TOMORROW ni.,. I 11 0 DliVirLI MAKVLLUUD! 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Very desired lite and located In ithe ery rJaJe . J- v, a II room furnish' Iten Sen rrancliJm' r herelheClin the better ihnpt, st ha i from T OutaUn to trery man-iremi the beaiiMfu the it rue tu re, perhani Sun tlve hotel rrtln teen floort ebove derornted and rlr nlAcient room where a la carte service li the diner a far Aiinr claro'a multitudinous hill ihlp-strewn llay. the Irrm Oakland and Berkeley surs the hills on the opposite ihor' away. The view from here marvelous, a sedative to tired m-FiiVT, ft deligjit to the Jaundiced oe,a ptck - iiv Mv -jfur .a. X Xc iXX. XN X; 1W e7M?Ti i JrTauDn LEAVES AUTOMOBILE EUGENE, Ore., April 35. OP) An, automobile, believed to have been used In an attempted holdup at Ovnnts pass Friday night, was found abandoned on the Paclflo highway near Walker Saturday. The machine, bearing Washington license plates, was taken to a garage at Creswell by order of the sheriff and was held for Orante Pass of ficials. The automobile was found slong the highway. 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