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MTCDFOTCD MATL TRTBITXE. JfEDFORD, Oft! .ION, TUESDAY, APRIL 2G, 1932. PAGE SEVEN Local and Eugene Visitor E. H. Derfltnger d a. 6. Grlndell ere among the lltors from Eugene In the city who (lved Monday. j. B. O. to Meet Chapter AA, P. IO.. will meet tomorrow with Mrs. iL. Pickett at her home near Oold 1, for covered dish luneheon. Dn Buslnesi Trip -C. D. Morrison, hresentatlve of O. M. A. C, with Idquarters In Medford, la apendlng fay In Yreaa attending to business it ten. I ' ' irrlves from South X. 8. Jonea of Continental DeVoe Motor cam by, Oakland, Cal., arrived In Med fd today on the Shasta to spend leral days here on business. 1 Here from Crater lake Rudolph jeke and Gordon Warner came down im uraier national pars, avcuug a short stay here. From Distant Points Fred E. iory of Kansas City, Mo., and F. Rose of ogden, utan, are among guests from a distance registered Medford hotels. Floyd Hart Home Floyd Hart re- rned by train at noon today from a Francisco, where he bad been the past 10 days. Mr. Hart ac lpanled W. H. Fluhrer and Tom Culbertson south by plane. let urns to Eureka Irene Hauck yesterday for her home In Eureka, ., after having spent the week here visiting Mr, and Mrs. Chas. mg, Bob Strang an 1 family, and ending the boat racea Sunday at flgrant dam. I : foday'g Foreign Cars At the out fctate auto registration bureau on jth Riverside, the following tour I registered their cars this fore n: P. F. Frederick of Seattle, Wilson of Sacramento, C. L. 8tew '. of Cheney, Wash., Jack L. Brody New York and Dave Howard of leda, Cal. Jallfornlana at Hotsls Included one the Bear tate people regle 4 at Medford hotel are Mr. and . W. H. Kemmenoa of Hollywood, ft. Llndstorm, Harry Banney and and Mrs. J. L. Palmer of Los elea, Mr. and Mrs. S K Johnson Jakland. Mr. and Mrs.Echrln An- and Fred A. Colles, Jr., of San ;o, Qordon , Leavens of Sacra ito, and the following from San iclseo: Mrs, Etta Coleman,-By- Coleman, W, S. Qearhert and c Wilson. 1ER STAFF IN L te second annual meeting of em s of the Snider Dairy & Produce aimed to Increase co-operatton promote good fellowship, was last nlcht. at the creamery, at ;h time the group voted to meet month. Dlntera on eales slips, checking care of invoices, were given Dy infflra fnrce ne of the outstanding features of evening was the introduction 01 e Hustler," company newspaper, ed by John Snider and printed by 'Mali Tribune Job department.. CALLED 10 TRIAL jibpoenaa were served yesterday six local people, requiring their lence In Dallas, Ore., May 6, to Ify In the case of the State va. ge O. P. Coshow In the Empire ling corporation , trial, ie sheriff's office yesterday after- notlllcd Wm. Bolgcr, u. u. ian H. O. Moore, C. C. Parker, Er L. Scott and Guy Tex. KS' BRIDGE TOUR CONTINUE TONIGHT imM OMlnn nf Vie Elks' rid bridge tournament will be lucted this evening at the temple :a large number of members are fcted to Join In the four weeks' Sest. Eight tables were In play Tuesday and more are planning participate tonight, reports indl- lies are awarded each evening of tournament and grand prizes bemade at the end of the four ago Frank Neff Rites Wednesday jneral services for Hugo Frank -' will be conducted from the Perl eral home Wednesday at i p. m . iford lodge No. 83, I O. O. F. Mating. Interment will take e In the Medford cemetery. leridan New five and ten cent i to be opened here shortly. X WIEDF0RD1TES TIEMAV and WFnSr.MMY Lover Come Back" With Betty Bromon Jack Mulliall ny Scat 1C An Time Personal Here from South There were sev-l era! visitors In Medford today from northern California: Mr. and Mrs. Sid O'Connor of Montague, Mrs. Bert Smith of Gazelle, w. P. Gelaendorfer of Mt. Shasta and Mrs. W. R. Endl cott of Dunsmutr. . Parkinson Leaves C. J. Parkinson, sales promotion manager of the Chev rolet Motor Co., Portland, left here today for Klamath PalU, having spent Monday In Medford attending to business at the Pleroe-Allen Motor company. . Business Callers Today Martha Abel and slater of Talent were In Medford this morning attending to business matters. Other callers were Jas. Gorman of Greenvlew, R. L. Martin of Gold Hill, Sarah Parr of Grants Pass, August Edler of Lake Creek. C. H. Martin of Happy Camp and Eldon S. Miller of Chlloquln.. . From State Metropolis Among the Portland residents registered at local hotels are C. A. Calderhead, H. C. Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ilgner an" daughter, Mrs. D. C. Brees, Leo R. Powell, W. D. Hllllngworth, F. K. Jeffries, G. B. Kibbe, B. W. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mersfelder, C. O. Toptlff, K. D. Bmmlck, L. M. Combs, Chas. A. Young and O. H. Canfleld. Insurance Man Here R. R. Rober, representative of the Fidelity and Casualty company, la In Medford to day from Portland, conferring with the local agency. Mlis Hlatt Visitor Among visitors In this city today from Ashland is Miss Victorlne Hlatt, who transacted business 'and visited friends this morning. . Bray Gets No FlsliDr. J. P. Bray spent the morning on Rogue river, and returned to the city with no fish In his basket. . Contrary to the policy of his fellow anglers, he did not blame the weather, but the position In which his boat was placed. From where he was sitting, his friends quote him as saying, the fish would not bite grasshoppers. In from the Country Mrs. W. L. Lewis of the Central Point district was among callers from the country In Medford today. Irwin Howe of Trail was also a business visitor, and reports lots of rain In his locality, assuring Medfordltea that It isn't all falling on Main street. Other callers from his neighborhood were Chas. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ash. Mike Hanley of Lake Creek also spent the morning In Medford. WILSON'S PISTOL T The pistol toting permit of 75. W. (Rufus) Wilson of foot Creek, was ordered , 'revoked today by Sheriff Ralph Jennings, following an investi gation yesterday of Sv J. (Sandy) Blakeley of the same district, that Wilson had "pulled a gun" on Clar ence Wilson, an 18 year old boy Sun day, when with a companion, he was crossing a foot-log. The sheriff found that the two youths were on public property. Other action may be taken. The trouble arose over a feud of several months standing. Salmon Thick In Rogue, Is Report A run of salmon, which surpasses all records of the past seven years, was reported last night by Rainbow Gibson of Weasku Inn. The Savage Rapids dam region Is filled with the fish, he reports, and many fine catches have been made. The rainy weather 'lis morning in terfered with many local anglers' plans to visit the Rogue. The first sunny day Is expected to see t, gen eral exodus to the favorite salmon fishing haunt. Murder Trial Opens BAKER, Ore., April 26. (AP) Ward Holden, accused of the slaying of Milton Hopkins during a drinking party last March 6. went on trial In circuit court here for second degree murder. Best Utah Coal, I3.SO per ton, Medford fuel Co. Tel. 831. The only electric refrigerator to bear this name the only one to offer General Motors value 4 Cubic Foot Moraine Model now only . , . 33 N. Grape ALICE HANLEY LEADER Miss Alice Hanley will preside at the general meeting of the Jwkson County Homemaker Day at the First Christian church in Medford, 10:19 a. m. to ft p. m. tomorrow. There will be a covered dish luncheon from 13:15 to 1:30, with the program for the lunchecori hour: Our Extension and Relief Program, by the chairmen of home extentlon units. The Oregon Conference of Child Health and Protection, by Miss Clari ce! Nye, state leader of home econo mics extension, Oregon State college. Jackson County Health Survey for Oregon Conference, by Mrs. Glen rabrlck. Oroup singing of new Home Econo mics Extension song. At the general meeting Miss Alice Hanley will tell the purpose of the County Homemakers Day. Miss Nye will speak on The State Extension Program, and Mrs. Mabel Mack on measures of progress In the county extension program. 4 It Is probable that Crater Lake national park can be entered through the , Medford entrance next Sunday, thereby affording Medford people their long desired opportunity to visit the park through Its deep snow and sse the famed lake in winter setting. The possibility depends on how muuh new snow falls in the park between now and Sunday. If too much does not fall the park snow plow, which is working on the ent rance road inside the park, will mt at the Medford entrance the state highway snowplow, which is working toward the same goal, outside The park from Union Creek. The park plow is working In eight feet of snow, and the state highway plow in about elk feet. CUT IN SWUP A transient, whose name had not been learned this afternoon, received severe lacerations of the nose and other head Injuries, when the car In which he was driving with Victor O'Bryne skidded on the highway Just out of Medford and turned turtle shortly after noon. O'Bryne also sustained injuries, be lieved minor. The transient was taken to the Community hospital, where several stitches were taken in his nose and other injuries treated. O'Bryne is a resident of California, visiting here, according to the report. The extent of his injuries was not known. Brcwnsboro BROWNSBOFO, Ore., April 28. (Spl.) Floyd Charley and Frank Ni- gren motored to Medford and Cen tral Point Friday to secure record of the cemetery plot. Mrs. Henry Da,hlke of Talent was a guest of her mother, Mrs. Monla, April 23. Jack Gallop of Oakland, Cal., guest of 0. O. Henry, left Friday for a two weeks' stay in Portland before re turning home. Teachers of the Butte Creek section met in the echool house Friday aft ernoon. Mrs. H. W. Wright and Mrs. L. J. Rohrer attended the Community club meeting at the home of Mrs Adolph Pech April 20. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wright and children attended the dinner given at Mrs. Bill Hollman's April 17 at Eagle Point. Metvln Wright of Medford took care of the store during their absence. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hansen and son, Gerald, and Mrs. Walter Mar shall and son, Billy, made a trip to Hornbrook, Cal., Saturday, returning home Sunday. CHAMBERLAIN-WEBBER CO. Medford, Oregon Craterian Star 1 a-: intensely interesting is tne splen did picture coming to the Fox Cra terian tomorrow and Thursday, when "Dancers In the Dark," featuring beautiful Miriam Hopkins together with that witty play-boy, Jack Oakte, shows on the local screen. Tills Is the highly human story of a dance hall "taxi" girl, and it Is brimful of romance, action and plenty of suspense. Of course there are gobs and gobs of comedy. The stage attraction with this pro gram Is quit unique as well. For the first yme locally a combination piano-organ novelty will be presented. Popular Margaret Childers will pre side at the piano, while Madge De Lasaux teams with her, at the Wur lltzer. A genuine treat Is in store for. music lovers. Tonight will be the final perform ance of Ronald Coleman in "Arrow smith," as well as the brilliant etage musical spectable, "Kamennot O't row." On Holly Screen Barbara Stanwyck, a favorite with Holly patrona, cornea to the Holly theater tomorrow In her latest star ring vehlole, "So Big," based on the story by Edna Ferber, author of "Olmarron." Those who remember Barbara Stanwyck In "Illicit," "Night Nurse" and "Forbidden," know what to expect from thla star In the emo tional role of the mother In thla famous story, "So Big." The excellent cast aupportlng the star Includes Oeorge Brent, Bette Davis, Alan Hale, Dickey Moore and Dorothy Peterson. Th ahort aubject program on the bill opening tomor row will consist of a Graham Mc Namee newa reel, a Babe Ruth reel, and lntlmat scenes of the activities of the stars In a reel of "Screen Snap Shots." The closing attraction at the Holly tonight Is "Love Affair." Salem Marlon oounty'a market road program for year 1932 Includes Improvement of about 41 miles of road. 1 Eugene J. W. Copeiand yards, building material dealera, held cele bration to Inaugurate opening new location at 131 West Eighth street. Roeeburg Store front of A. 0. Marsters, North Jackson street, re modeled. 4 Roseburg Petition to Incorporate town of Edenbower, which would border thla city on north, tentatively filed recently. Notlre to Creditors. In the County. Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Esteto of Gilbert Raymond Satchwell, De ceased. The undersigned has been appoint ed and qualified by the County court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County aa Administratrix of the Estate of Gilbert Raymond Batch well, deceased. All persona having claims agalnat said estate are noti fied to present them, duly verified, with proper vouchers, to me at the office of Rawles Moore, Cooley Thea ter Building, Medford, Oregon, with in six months from April 26, 1033, the date of thla notice, ATLANTA SATCHWELL, Administratrix. Price Greatly Reduced on all Household Modelt Phono 733 BY HELD UNLIKELY PEIPING, prll atl (AP) Chlneee officials at Canton have informed the United States consul there they do not believe there la any danger that Amoy will fall into the hands of the Chinese communist army, a dispatch to the United States lega tion here aald. The Chinese offlcUli said three and one-half divisions of Cantonese regular troops, comprising about 20. 000 men, are now. advancing against the communist forces at Changchow. LONDON. April 36. (AP) So far as Great Britain's trade relations are concerned, Manchuria Is still a part of China, Walter Runclman, president of the board of trade, Intimated in the house of commons today, SHANGHAI, AprlT 3T (AP) Pros pects for an early resumption of the Slno-Japanes peace negotia tions were brightened today. Since the last conference on April 0, when the Chinese requested an Indefinite postponement pending re ceipt of further instructions from their government. Sir Mile W. Lampson, British minister, has com pleted a new formula through which, it Is hoped, an agreement settling the Shanghai conflict may be reached. Jacksonville JACKSONVILUC. April 36. (Spl.) Missionary society will meet In he Presbyterian church parlors April 38. Roll call 1 to be answered with Item about negroes In America. Re freshments will be served by Mrs. James Forbes and Mrs. Archie Bow man. Phil Lounsberry of the Mall Trib une was a business caller here Mon day. Mr. Pred Fie and Virginia were recent visitor at the Ashland Nor mal school. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Sanden enter tained at dinner Friday honoring their daughter En ice's twelfth birth day. Among the guest present was Phoebe Ferguson of Medford. Senior class of Jacksonville high school is rehearsing under the direc tion of Miss Kafoury. for their play. "Love a, la Carte," to be presented at the school auditorium May 6, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown and daughters, Lillian and Betty, of Kings highway were dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flck, O. F- Fendall, who spent the win ter here with his daughter, Mn. Lola HUdreth, returned o his mine on Grouse creek, out of Hilt. He was accompanied by Charley Loar, who will spend the summer there. Mr- nd Mrs. Nichols of Payette, Ida., are among new resident here. TOO LATE TO CLASSIfT BEFORE deciding, see the 3-rm, fur nished duplex, strictly modern and clean, with sleeping porch and gar age, at 243 South Orape St. WANTED Umbrella tent. Must be cheep. Ideal Auto Camp. WANTED General housework or car ing for children; experienced. Miss Agnes Ice, USD Iowa St., Ashland, Oregon. WANTED Wheelbarrow. Box 881, R. Olffln. Route 1, FOR SALE Turkey egg. Tel. o39- HIOH ORADE baby grand piano. Will sell leas than wholesale price. Bee at once. Eads Transfer in Storage Co, 1015 No. Central. FURN. APTS AND ROOMS Warm and clean, $8 per month up. 1006 W Main. NOW AUTO INSURANCE TEN MONTHS TO PAY HOLMES INSURANCE Big Dance Jacksonville Wed. Nite SOc They are living In one of the Keen cabins on Jackson creek. Mrs. Howard Bare and daughters of Medford visited friends here recently. Mr. and Mr. Creach and Mr. Smith recently arrived from Payette. Ida., and are camping up Jackson creek. Miss Minnie Hueners, employed at Grant Pus, spent Sunday at her home here. Miss Violet Voltmer of McMlnnvllle. who taught the ' fifth and sixth grades here four years ago, called on friends and former pupils Sunday, and visited the echool Monday forenoon. Eagle Point fAOLE POINT, Ore., prll 3 (Spl.) Home Economics elub meeting for April 37 has been postponed to May 4 In the Orange hall, according to President Mrs. C. F. Davies. County homemakera' conference will be at the Medford Christian church April 37, which many club members wish to attend. Gerald Ward waa operated on for appendicitis April 33 at the Sacred Heart hospital. He la reported get ting along all right. Thelma Tnngate of Butte Falls la staying with her aunt. Mra. Ed Cowden, during the illness of her mother, Mrs. Ira Tunfrate, who un derwent an operation April 31 at a Medford hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davies enter tained at cards April 3S at Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Seaman's. Quests were: Mr. and Mra. A. C Mlttelstaedt James waters. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Seaman and Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Young. R. S. Chtrfrwln was here on bust ness April 35. Miss 8wlngle of Brownsboro was married to Jack Brophy April 33. Friends of the couple held a charl vara for them April 34 at the home of the groom's mother, Mrs. Annie Brophy. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hannaford moved April 33 to their new home they recently built adjoining Mrs. Annie Brophy's ranch. William Perry la constructing the concrete foundation for his new barn. ' Mrs. Allle Daley la In charge at the Sunnyslde Hotel during the ab sence of Mra. 8orah B. Howlett, who waa called to Portland laat week by the death of her brother. Mrs. A. O. Mlttelstaedt and Jarhee Waters motored to Medford April 36 Ed Dutton, deputy road master, waa In town on business April 29, Attending Pomona Orange at Rogue River April 33 were. Mr. and Mra. BEGINS TOMORROW! A GREAT STAB IN . A GREAT STORY liv ' GREAT AUTHOR! P.-WMjiUi'':- if A powerful beno 1 1 f 0 I nnfnriret table tribute to American woman hood) O BARBARA NTANWYC EDNA rERBER'S "SO BIG" With Oeorge llrant, Dickie Moore, Alan Halt, Rett Davis AltO OraHaro MrNnmee Kwt Babe Ruth Reel 'SCREEN SNAPSHOTS LAST TIMES TONIOIfTl I'rsula parrott'l "LOVE AFFAIR" with Dm-othT Mackalll Newi Mickey Moatt Benny Ruliln Comedy f' '' " rt ijF A powerful bean,- jl V 1 A. 0. Mlttelstaedt, Mr. and Mrs. 8am Coy, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker. Mrs. Oertrude Hank, W. E. Davis, Mrs. '.olet spen cer. Delegates of the Civic Improve ment club attending the first Dis trict Federation of Women's clubs meet were: Mesdamea w. H. Brown, Floyd V. Barrett. Frances Campbell, Prank Brown and Earl Stonor. Mr, and Mra. Roy Aahpole and sou, Donald, attended the motorboat raoee at Emigrant dam April 24. Bob Rose of Round Top and F. A. Whaley of Butte Falls were In town April 23. Charles Humphrey delivered a load of wood to J. a. Hannaford April 33. Mary Hannaford and Rudy We'd man were dinner guests April 33 of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Robertson. Mrs. Oertrude Horn of Trail was In Eagle Point on business April 2S. Dr. D. W. Forbes report two new bobles In the community, a daugh ter born April H to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Andrews of Crater Lake highway and a 9-lb. boy horn April 23 to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. W. O Clements at tended the theater In Medford April 34 Mra, John Rsder entertained Anrll 21 honoring Mrs. Harry Carlton. Cards were enjoyed by Mesdamea Luke Klncsld, Cora Smith. Lena Btowelt. Stella Van Scoy, Will Brown, Roy Ashpole, Lottie Van Scoy. Oeorge T. O'Brien. Cella Holmes. Harry Carlton and Miss Leila Oallen. Mrs. Ashpole won first prlwi and Mrs. Van Scoy connolatlon. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Boyor were dinner guesto April 24 of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Haley. In the afternoon the party attended the races at Emigrant dam. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hurst art here visiting w. L. Hurst and family. Mr. Hurst la a guard at McNeil Island In Washington. Mlaa Irma Spencer of Florence. Ore.. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs R. Alexander. John Cams called at Orln Adam- son'a April 35. Mrs. Charles Roadarmel waa In town April 35. Best Utah Coal. 13.50 per ton, Medford Fuel Co. Tel. S31. TODAY LAST TIMES TODAY Ronald Colman in "ARROWSMITH" Also "Kamennoi Ostrow" Musical Stage Presentation Coming TOMORROW .ark IrAff A,,4-.o. .m PL JOHN GILBERT in "WEST OF BROADWAY". Tomorrow Laurel and Hardy in "Beau Hunki" NOTICE! TO OUR PATRONS We Are Discontinuing Our Fountain Lunches WEDNESDAY NIGHT And Our Soda Service SATURDAY NIGHT Jarmin & Woods FARMERS' FAVOR SOUGHT IN PLAN WASHINOTON, April 36. -(AP) M. L. Wtlon, dean of the Montana State Agricultural college, today nought from Edward A. O'Neal, presi dent of the American Farm Bureau Kederntlon, favor for the domoatlo allotment plan of farm relief. O'Neal came here to attend the conference of farm leadera before the eenate agriculture committee. He had heard comment on the Allotment plan and wnnted to know more about It. Wilson, who la representing the Montana Farm Bureau Federation and a group of mid-western and tut em buin.-M men, may confer also with other farm leaders who attend the committee conference. STATE GRAZING LAW SALEM, Ore., April 38. (AP) The Oregon grazlnn law. passed by the 1923 legislature, was declared uncon stitutional and void by the suprema court In an opinion written by Jus tice J. U. Campbell today. The court In Its decision reversed the decision of John Mendolla and others vs. Da vid F. Oraham, county Judge of Mal heur county. Let Us Frame Your Favorite Pictures (Any site up to by IS) 50c Wurts Gifts MATS. EVE. 20 ALSO O.N THE STAGE Something Different! PIANO-OROAN Presentation With MARtlAKKT CIIILDEM and .Madge DeLasau Today Oi I amv in , oday Vfnly 15 J't'Ci Y?MIIUAM HOPKINS V jy A William CellUr, Jr. Y VI wgn raraetM
