MEDFOTCD TiTSTL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OTJEfiON'. TVEDXF.PD' "Pt?tt, 1M2.
PSGE FIVE
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Local and
Return! Today Frank EirdUtj,
who hu been on business In Port
land alnoe Monda;, is expected home
today.
SollnsVy In North Superintendent
E. 3. Sollnsky or Crater Lake na
tional park, left laat evening (or
Portland on a brief business visit.
Mrs. McClung Very III Mrs. Mc
Clung ol 815 Beekman atreet la re
ported critically 111 at her home to
day. Tire Stolen T. N. Bendenoter ol
Talent court, reported to city police
thla forenoon that a tire had been
ttolen from hla Ford car last night.
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i.irM Todav w. h. Rober. reore-
Mntlnff the Pldelitv and Casualty In
surance company, left Medford this
morning for Prospect and Klamath
rails.
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Rancher In City Mike Hanley.
rancher of the Lake Creek district.
1 In Medford today buying farm
supplies and attending to business
matters.
Represent Seattle Names on the
hotel registers vlth Seattle address's
were: H. R. Hansen. J. P. Hansen.
Mr and Mra. Edgerton, Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Blgler and J. J fleck.
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Postpone Sale The cooked food
sale announced by the Pythian Sls-
J ters for April 30. has been postponed,
according to announcement made thla
morning.
Called North Mra. 8. E. Howlett
and daughter Hattle of Eagle Point
are spending several days In Port
land, where they were called by the
death of Mrs. Howlett's brother.
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Flies to Boise HO. Myers of
Boise, Ida., who has been In Jack
s' nville for the past two weeks, In
specting the building equipment at
the Opp mine. Is leaving thla after
noon by plane for hla home In Boise.
Registered In North Mrs. Wm. B.
Hamilton, Jr, of thla city was among
those registered yeaterday at the
Heathman hotel, according to the
Morning Oregonlan.
From Golden Gate The hotela In
Medford have aa guests today Fred
eric Shlpman. Mr. and Mrs. V. C.
Eehleln, M. O. Donnell. A. E. Evans
and Mr. and Mra. A. Levine and son
of San Francisco.
To Attend Funeral Mlsa Maude
O'Brien of Seattle is In Medford to
attend the funeral aervloea for her
mother, Mrs. Sarah O'Brien. MUs
O'Brien arrived from the northern
city by train today.
On Business Hero A. L. Stewart,
special agent for the Southern Pa
eiflo company, with headquarters In
Eugene, arrived In Medford by train
(this morning to attend to business
matters.
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From Corvallls Miss Lucy A. Case,
Mra. Zetta Rodenwald and Miss Clarl
bel Nye, all of Corvallls, arrived In
Medford laat evening to attend the
Homemakers' conference In session
today at the First Christian church.
Fined 10 B. C. Brameon of Cor
nells waa fined 10 In Justice court
thla morning, for driving an over
loaded truck on the Pacific highway.
He waa arrested yesterday afternoon
by R. A. Taylor of the state ponce.
Mrs. H. Q. Denham of Berkeley, Mra.
T.aii,. Newman and Marcella Moran
of Creacent City, Mrs. Grace Harker,
u n Uarlr- anrf Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Linn of Alhambra. Robert Crowder
of Red Bluff, Ernest Brown or Hilt
and Mr. and Mra. Henry W. Parkson
or Lewtston.
Leaves for Seattle Cyrus A. Herr,
....a-al nmh Mi nn urm. w vn iicbu-
ir. MMtfnrd. left last evening
for Seattle, where he has oeen suo-
.... An a mu in federal court.
. ti- .... afattnnMi in Seattle
previous to hla recent transfer to
Medford.
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Issue Arhor Stamps Commemorat
iH. irhar ha.v and lis founder, J
Sterling Morton, the United States
au.oa.man.. h. Issued 30.000 SDeClBl
tamps, a supply of which was re
ceived here yesterday, ine vwo-ran.
stamps have a picture or a boy and
girl planting a tree.
Batumi Home Mrs. William Mor
gan and son Stanley returned to
Medrord on the train today, navm
apent the past two weeks In Oran
Paas as the guest or Mrs. Morgan s
mother. Mra. Nettle Mccormick. Mra.
v Morgan reaidea on the Crater Lake
highway.
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Show Crater Lake rirtmes Ernest
A. Rostel. publicity manager ror Cra
ter national park, will leave tomorrow
for Redding. Cel., where Friday he
will show the films of Crater lake
iln winter. A special theater show
ling haa been booked, aa well as two
''other groupa In the aouthern city,
according to a telegram today from
T. L. Stanley or the Siiaata-Caacade
Wonderland association.
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From State Points Oregonians reg
istered at local hotels rrom points
other than Portland are V. A. Davis
of Summit Ranch. Mr. and Mrs. P.
Morse ot Salem. B. A. Collier of Rose
burg. C. R. Veal, Frank A. Suns and
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bramson or Al
bany. J. O. Bromley of Grant Pasa.
D. W. Haddow. L. F. Roop. T. B
Reeder. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hillls.
A J Ksllsky. H. B. Esson and Thomas
Chapman.
Bear Staters Numerous registra
tions at city hotels today were from
California. Included In the names
were those of Mr. and Mrs. A De
Rtdder of Loa Angele. V. H. Cor
nuth of Mt. Shasta, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Oelhardt or San Dleeo. Mr. ana
llnlromb Married Friends In Med
rord have received word rrom "Dad"
Holcomb. formerly owner of Holcomb
springs, telling of hla marriage re
l cently In Pelectoe. Texas. Although
the name of the bride was not learn
ed, the letter jtated that she wm hu
boyhood IVMlhetrt.
Personal
Mn. Psdfham Goes Home Mr.
Hnry Psdgham and her very young
son are leaving the Community hos
pital tor their home this afternoon.
In Hospital Here Mra. K. S. Doer
shuck ot Central Point, who under
went a major operation at the Com
munity hospital today, waa reported
getting along nicely thla afternoon.
UnderROM Operation Mn. Fred
Gerard underwent a major operation
t the Community hospital this
morning and is reported to be rest
ing easily.
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Returns Today Mrs. H. L. Griffin
returned today from Hornbrook, Cal..
where the has been sine Sunday,
visiting her daughter, Miss Verna
Griffin.
Wl net rout Improved Lee Wine
trout, who sustained injuries In
recent auto wreck, left the Commun
ity hospital yesterday for hi home.
His condition Is much improved.
Visits Eldredges W. K. Deal of
Portland, formerly ot this city, has
returned north after spending sev
eral days here aa guest of Mr. and
Mrs. E. N. Eldredge.
Guests of Whltelaws Mr. and Mrs.
Rufus T. Turner of Whlttier, Cal.,
and Mrs. Bertha, Borland of Holly
wood, Cal., are guests here this week
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whltelaw.
.Munter Stops Here Herb Munter
of Seattle, one of the oldest air
plane pilots flying at the present,
stopped at the Medford airport thla
morning en route south.
Plying North Captain J. A. Mc
Crady of the Shell Oil company, with
headquarters in San Francisco, stop
ped at the Medford airport today, en
route to Portland.
Guests from Distance Registra
tions at Medford hotels from points
off the Pacific coast are E. Q. Le
Febone of Nevada, Mo.. W. L. Hodge
of Chicago. Helen Wells Johnsen of
Ontario, Canada. F. D. Robinson and
C. E. Moore of Dallas, Tex. -
Mrs. Holloway Improves Mrs. W. A.
Holloway, who underwent a major
operation at the Good Samaritan hos
pital In Portland Saturday. Is report
ed as getting along as well as can be
expected. Mr.- Holloway is also In
Portland, having gone north Friday.
From Portland Hotel guests reg
istered from Portland Include George
F. Kirk wood. Fred L. Boune, C. E.
Enders, A. L. Enos, George Erarlch,
B. S. Homes, Bill Clark. Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Schmeer, A. Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy Reed. Mrs. W. W. Sharp.
J. M. Mccracken, W. O. Lute, w. G.
Webber, John E. Meek, Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. Blahey, Mr and Mrs. Fielding
Lemmon, Wm. Costly, A. A. Keil, W
R. Redhead, Ed Steffen, F. C. Wood
Don Faueette, W. J. Burgoyne, Frank
E. DeSpaln. Fred L. Pope and A. R
Jackson.
Impresrarlo Visits Here An Inter
esting guest In Medford today was
Frederic Shlpman, remembered by
many members of Med ford's little
world of music for the Interesting
artists he brought to this city in
1923, who appeared In concerts which
met with much favor. Among them
was Carol Robinson, pianist. Mr.
Shlpman, who edits the "Musical
West." leading musical Journal of the
Pacific coast, Is interested In boost
ing artists of the west and claims
that they are as gifted as many bet'
ter known musicians of the east. He
waa a guest while here of Wm. F.
Isaacs, and left on the noon train
for the north. He is also a personal
friend of Carlton Janes of this city
Filipinos Leave
Berry District
BANKS, Ore.. April 37. (AP
White workers today had won their
first fight to drive Filipinos from
the berry fields of this Washington
county settlement. About half of
the 80 Islanders who had been hired
by Japanese truck and berry growers
to work in the fields, had disap
peared. The other half held close
to the shacks In which they were
housed, waiting to be paid so they
could leave.
Two Accused of
Robbing Widow
PORTLAND. Ore., April 37. (API
Accused of having bound and
threatened Mrs. Mary H. Waltera. 75.
wtdow or a Civil war veteran, and
ot having robbed her or her lire's
savings, John O. Wemberg, 86. or
Portland, and Harold W. Vinson. 33.
or Newberg. today were charged with
assault and robbery while armed.
They are brothers-in-law.
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State Theatre
LAST TIME TOMTE
"Lover Come Back"
Betty Bronsnn lack Mulhsll
Any aest 15c Any Time
STRENGTH SHOWS
(Continued from Page one.)
N. Central Pt. - 337 331 111
Central Point In 1930 had I3T
Democrats.
Figures for the entire county
yet have not been complied, but
show a heavy registration, with the
Democrat making gains.
Registration In the country dls
trtcts, and Ashlano for the coming
primary, la u follows:
Ashland.
Total Rep Dem
Boulevard ........ 44
East Central . 383
314
309
187
310
154
175
286
233
68
81
134
178
72
130
242
221
20
18
29
284
197
70
234
109
222
224
176
102
140
189
356
137
242
45
243
250
82
34
171
202
146
78
38
89
91
129
73
West Central .
Oak
300
310
341
317
421
334
93
130
311
258
109
98
80
134
127
86
23
47
North
East
Southeast
Northwest .
West
Antloch
Applegate
73
78
Belleview
Barron . 99
Butte Fall ...... 23
Central Pt., N. 376
Central Pt., S. 337
Climax 37
36
82
133
111
7
33
24
203
101
39
206
34
139
74
67
29
66
99
105
114
126
26
122
162
77
31
85
105
70
84
14
60
83
Derby 44
Deter 55
Eagle Point
Flounce Rock .
... 490
. 302
Foots Creek 113
Gold Hill 436
Orlffln Creek - 149
Howard 386
Jacksonville, N 305
Jacksonville. S 253
Lake Creek 132
Mound 217
Orchard Home - 292
Perrydale 368
Phoenix, E. 356
Phoenix. W 376
Plnehurst 81
Rogue River 380
Roxy Ann 411
Sams Valley 164
Sterling 55
Talent, East 264
Talent. West 319
Trail 224
Union 152
Watklns 53
Willow Springs 162
Wlmer 181
Preview Reveals
Smart Farce On
Holly's Calendar
A snappy show from start to finish,
crammed with clever dialogue, which
carries the plot along at a rapid pace,
to its very satisfactory conclusion, is
promised Medford tn the showing at
the Holly theater In the near future
of "Beauty and the Boss."
Representatives of the press and
other motion picture fans attended
a preview of the show last night at
the Holly, following the main feature,
and were unanimous in greeting it
one of the outstanding productions
of the season.
Humor, beauty, a hint of sadness,
and laughs upon laughs. Inspired by
smart, not slapstick, comedy, compose
the picture.
The exact date of Its showing has
not been announced by the Holly
management, who entertained guests
at the preview last night, but the pre
diction Is that the theater will be
Jammed when "Beauty and the Boss.
with Its very capable cast. Is pre
sented. Kovpes Improving
From Heart Attack
Rome A. Koppes, city editor of the
Mail Tribune, was resting quietly at
his home this afternoon, fallowing a
heart attack about 7:30 last evening,
according to the attending physician.
He was reported slightly improved.
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ISfViU ' - ..la. SA'V,tx..3StV
(By Jack Retlaw)
An enticing, emotional, warm
blooded, too-generous girl I
A taxi-dancer whom men met eas
ily, loved carelessly, and forget early.
At heart a good girl but conven
tionally, just halt-good, some would
say.
When drums throbbed to the muf
fled melody of the blues, she became
living flame of emotion. She
sang with her voice. Ijpr eyes, her
body her soul.
Men were no novelty to her, mit
love frightened her. She was afraid
she couldn't play square with the
boy who worshipped her.
Such is Miriam Hopkins in "Danc
ers in the Dark," which is showing
today and tomorrow on the Fox
Barbara Stanwyck At Holly
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Barbara Stanwyck, the screen a
most versatile and talented actress,
la now appearing at the Holly the -
Edna
FERBER'S
NOW PLAYING ,"
As Big As Humanity ; -
This Great Story f . ,v: . ,
Brought to Life Tf
F: Epic of American Womanhood
I BETTE DAVIS
- GEORGE BRENT, DICKIE MOORE,
fi ': Tn RDIE ALBRIGHT, ROBERT
tl: WARWICK AND MAE MADISON
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Craterlan screen. It is a colorful
dance hall "Host ess" who Is whirled
Into a series of dramatic events that
lend to a high-voltage climax.
"Dancers In the Dark," Is a swift.
entertaining story. It has a lot of
good laughs, put over by those com
edy experts. Jack Oakle and Eugene
Pn lie tie. It has an occasional bit
of soft, seductive dance music, and
the savage syncopation of the ever
popular "St. Louis Blues" to sharpen
the drama of the climax. The whole
picture Is a real cinematic knock
out I
The added attraction with this
program is a clever stage-pit novelty
piano-organ musical presentation,
featuring Margaret Childers at the
piano and Madge DeLasaux at the
Wurlltzer. You'll sure like thla.
M 'Mi
t atre In "So Big," Edna Ferber a great
J story.
' The all star cast Includes Oeorge
.:Vr T
CMlll.tM MrNAMKF. NKV
BABE EUTH
In
"FAS! V CIRVM"
"t BrEN SNAPSHOTS"
Ol II Rr.OI1.AR PRIC RB
Matinee toe Etenln (K
Kiddles 10c
a ".e Davis, Dickey Moore.
. . . t'eieraon, Alan Hale, and
u any others.
O rah am MrNamee announces an
other interesting news reel. Babe
Ruth gives some more dope on base
ball In "Fancy Curves." and lntl
mai events In the lives of the great
stars are shown In a reel of "Screen
Snapshots." This program will be
the attraction at the Holly for the
balance of the week, closing Satur
day night.
INCOME TAX RATE
WASHINGTON. April 27. (AP)
Atter rejecting n proposal to boost
surtaxes to the war-time maximum
of 65 per cent, the senate finance
committee today voted an Increase
In all Income tax ratea above the
levies written Into the new revenue
bill by the house.
Tlie committee adopted a sched
ule presented by Senator Harrison.
Mississippi, ranking Democrat, call
ing for a maximum surtax or 40 per
cent Instead of the 40 per cent fig
ure carried In thehouse bill.
Normal Income rates were boosted
to 3 per cent on the first 14000 In
come; six per cent on the next 4000
nd 8 per cent on the Income above
6000.
Urge Reflooding
Lower Klamath
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., April 37.
(APi Reflodoing of Lower Klam
ath lake to improve fishing condi
tions was urged at a meeting of the
Klamath chapter of the Isaaz Wal
ton Lour vie last night. The plea will
be carried to civic groups for back
ing. Rain Urines Chtvr
BAKER, Ore., April 27. (API
Showers fell at Intervals here during
the night, rurther cheering rarmera
or the Baker region. The axy waa
cloudy today but more rain waa not
predicted.
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' in book form
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DARROW PLEADS
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(Continued trom rage One)
How much had they ( Mr. and
Mrs. Mnssle) to do with It all?"
Darrow asked.
I want to cull your attention."
he went on. "to whether there w;ts
reason over which they had no
control MnaMe 'a mind. I listened
to Dr. Catton (prosecution alientstl
spinning his story In his own mind
like a spider, for what he could
get out of it."
Mind Arretted.
After describing the dance the
night of September 13 immediately
after which Mrs. Maaale was at
tacked, Dnrrow sought to bolster
the defense contention that Massle
was insane at the moment of the
killing.
"We contend. he aald. "that for
months Massle'a mind waa affected
by all that was borne upon him
grief, sorrow, trouble, day after day.
week after week and month after
month.
"What do you think would have
happened to any one of you under
IN? V f ; g 1 1 fsl k I
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Something Different I
PIANO-ORGAN
Presentation
Featuring Margaret Childers
tILiaifl
LAUREL and HARDY in "BEAU HUNKS"
Alto "Guilty Hands" with Noted Cast
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