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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1932)
PA'GE EIGHT ArEDFOED MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1932. 3 ONE-ACT PLAYS Everything Is in readlna for the thru one-act playa being aponaored by the Jackson County Recreation club and a large orowd la expected, aa county-wide Interest la being ehown. "Who's Who In the Home" Is the title of the first play, to be presented by ApplegRte Grange. It la a com edy, the wife thinking aht la boas only to find later she Is not. The cast la as followa: Owen Ogden.... Prank Knutzen Thelma Ogden .. Margaret Knuteen Bob Polley ..Jak O'Brien Etta Martha Mce The play la directed by Clara O'Brien. "Miss Molly" Is the title of the play to be presented by the Rogue River Civic Improvement club. This la also a comedy, full of unusual situations, when Reg Pete1, the woman-hater finds himself living ft very complex situation when his home is invaded by many fomales. The cast Includes: Reginald Peters Mrs. Effie Blrdsoye Julian Hewitt Mrs. Clara Baker Joe Johnson Mr. Nellie Cook Annie Petora Mrs. Esther Brashear Molly Petera Mrs. Thelma Thomas Clasle Saunders Mrs. Elsie Phelps Pearl White Mrs. Ula Shepherd Lady Elusla Mlston - Mrs. Agnes Magerle The third and last play la pre sented by Central Point Orange and Is entitled "The Teeth of the Olft Horse," by Margaret Cameron. The scene for this play Is laid In the home of the Butlors. To this home arrives Aunt Marietta for a visit. Borne of the handpalnted china she has given to the young couple has been disposed of and much trouble arises ovor trying to got It back without hurting Aunt Marietta's feelings. The parts of Rlchnrd and Florence Butler are played by Wil liam Foley and Eula Benson, Mrs. Sanford Richardson plays Aunt Mari etta, Mrs. Johai Bohnert and John Blackford portray the parta of Anne Fiaher and Devlin Blake who are friends of the Butler's, Mrs. C. S. Smith la Katie, the Butler'a maid. Mrs. Victor Bursell directed the play. The public is Invited to attend. A small admission charge will be made to defray expenses. Jenkins' Comment (Oontlnued from Page One ) dlfltricU of the Middle West, average production per acre doesn't exceed seven and one-half tons. Here In the Rogue River valley, average production over all the years of which there Is a record runs around FIFTEEN tone per acre and this summer, which gives promise of being an unusually good year, It Is anticipated that average production will run around eighteen tons. - TpiIE Rogue River valley Is the out- standing pear district of Oregon. It Is one of Vie outstanding pear dis tricts of the United States. Because of Its pears, It Is world famous. But the Rogue River valley doesn't want to be a one-crop district. It needs diversification If it Is to be unbrokenly prosperous, year In and year out. ' This swiftly growing tomato In dustry offers fine opportunities for added diversification, - iSETING ME ON REUEF NEED In response to a telegram from Senator Frederick Stelwer, making in quiry relative to unemployment needs In Jackson oounty, the county court . this afternoon forwarded a telegram to Waahlngton, D. 0., setting forth that federal appropriations for road work In Crater Lake National Park, and the Crater Lake National forest, would be the chief means of furnish ing employment, via federal aid. Senator Stoiwer urged a speedy re sponse, In order that all thae data may be presented, before Congress ad journs In about a month. Senator Robinson, of Arkansas haa ft bill pending before Congress which provides a 13,000,000.000 appropria tion for the relief of unemployment, by launching ot federal projects. Candidate Dance at Prospect Sat urday night, May 14th. Everyone In Tltd. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOUND Auto tire and rim. ownor call 198-L. FOR BALE Furniture, radio & can ned fruit. Cheap If taken at once. Phone 686-H. FOR SALE Back bar and soda coun ter, cheap. DeVoe's Store. FOR SALE 41 Confectionery booths cheap. DeVoe's Store. FOR SALE MISO . ..... ..... PLANTS Crego, asters, ISo dozen. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 B. Main. MOSTLY furnished 5 room modern house, basement, eherrlea, 3 lots for garden, water paid. 130 per mo. In quire 313 Portland Ave. FOR RENT 4 room well furnished cottage and garage, close In. Phone 787-R. D. T. Lawton. WANTED to buy small Jackson fork. W. R. Lamb, Eagle Point. WANTED Housework, 35o hour. 187 Tripp. FOR SALE 3 ton 1033 first cutting baled alfalfa hay, :I5,00 cash If taken by Monday. Will deliver free up to 39 miles, call 333',, s. Cen tral. . PICKED UP Bay gelding. 1000 lbs.: white spot on forehead. Phone 1319. Maurice Smith, of Seattle, prohibi tion administrator for this district, and W. K. Newoll, of Portland, deputy administrator for Oregon, on a tour of Inspection, visited the local branch here today In charge of O. Y. Herr. George Alexander of Salem, assis tant auporlntendent of state police, paid his first visit to the local branch office today that la under the direc tion of Capt. Lee M. Bown. Mrs. Smith, of Seattle, la accom panying tne party on the trip. They left today for Klamath Falls via Cra ter Lake. The officials paid ft high tribute to the efficiency of the work of the local officials. Ask the Candidates where they are going Saturday night. May 14th. Can didates Dance at Prospect. Sherwin-Williams palnta take sub stantial drop. Effective today. Hub bard Bros. STATE'S SCHOOLS SALEM. May 13 (AP) Final al location of work In the higher edu cation In Oregon unified system was announced here last night by E. E. Lindsay, secretary of the state board of higher education. Posters out lining all work In detail was mailed to the high schools over the state The allocation conforms almost entirely with the report of the cur riculum committee of the board made public some time ago. The school of lournaliam is retained at the University of Oregon. The new sys tem divides the elx institutions into three chief classes, degree-granting schools, lower division training and the preparation for teaching. The degree-granting schools are those 'at Corvallis. Eugene and Port land. At Corvallla will be degree curricula In agriculture, engineering mechanical arts, forestry, home eco nomics, pharmacy and science. At Eugene will be buslnoss adminis tration, fine arts, Journalism, law, school of literature, languages and fine arta, physical education and so clal sciences. Elementary teacher training la pro- vlded at Ashland, La Grande and Monmouth on a comparable basis through two-year curricula leading to the atate normal school diploma, This entitles graduates to teach In the elementary schools. E The call for "setting hens," issued by the Jackson County Game Pro tective association la being answered by many poultrymen, the offlcera an nounced today, and tne mile tninese pheasant-?, that are going to hatch at the Jackson county branch of the state game farm will be well aup plled with foster mothers. As soon as the story appeared in the Mall Tribune the replies began to arrive. And tho many hens, who have preferred sitting to laying, will be given something useiul to do. Enlargement Sale Saturday To oelebrato the enlargement of our shop, we are featuring the greatest values we have ever offered I MILLINERY Prices cut to the core. Hats going at cost and less than cost. This is a money- saving sale, Hats priced at 39c, 79c, 95c to $5 few FROCKS Marked Special $3.95to$1095 Sensational Shoe Values $1.95 to $4.95 The band box and shoe Box 223 E. 6th Phone089 One More Week! An -yt -n t. ,, t i ,i (1, of the Young People's Revival Every Evening at 8 They Both Preach and Sing the Old-Time Gospol Two Great Services Sunday 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. CHURCH OF THE NAZARINE John T. LaRose, Pastor ,1 & tt ' i jk 4 A".?.-- y-V'". y BUSINESS EXPERT i DENTISTS TO HOLD Eighty per tnt of the business failures In the United BUtes in 1031 were due to lack ot capital, In a greet many cases caused by frozen assets resulting from unwise credits, Prank T. Caldwell, field secretary of the National Retail Credit associa tion, here from Bt. Louis, told the orowd of 60 merchants and profes sional men gathered at the Hotel Medford for luncheon today noon. Mr, Caldwell's address was directed to those extending credits and was aimed to encourage the exchange of Information for the mutual benefit of all concerned. Credit has been too easily obtained during the past several years, he in formed his audience. The people of the country have made unlimited purchases, which they were unable to liquidate to any Important por tion. The merchants of today, for the most part, he explained, are selling credits instead of merchandise. There is too much competition among mer chants on the basis of credits. Be fore any accounts are accepted the buying habits of purchasers are ab solutely essential, Mr. Caldwell made It emphatic to his listeners, and In conclusion urged all merchants In Medford to realize and utilize the benefits of co-operation In exchange of credit Information. Lou Corbett of the Western Auto Suppply Co. led the singing of songs, and O. B. McMath of the Simons French company was official pianist for the luncheon hour. Members of the Medford Dental Study club will motor to Klamath Palls tomorrow for ft meeting with the Lake view and Klamath Kalis soci eties. Banquet will be served at the Willard hotel In the evening and will b followed by a program, Those composing the group from this city will be: Dr. E. O. Riddel). , Dr. Prank Roberts, Dr. B. R. Elliott, Dr. R. C. Mulholland, Dr. Frederick ; H. Johnson, Dr. C P. Johnson, Dr. R. C, Van Valzah, Dr. S. Ralph Dlppel and Dr. R, D. Coe. Candidates Dance at Prospect Sat urday night, May 14th. Everyone Invited. Lindbergh Mother Going To Funeral DETROIT, Mich., Mar 18. (AP) Mra. Cbarlea A. Undbargb, Sr mother of Col. Charlea A. Llndbtrgh. waa en route today to New Jersey to Join her ton and daughtar-ln-law at their Sourland mountain home. PRAIRIE oity Mr. and Mra. Kim- zey purohaaed Coffee Cup cafe from Mr. and Mra. J. H. Deardorff. 8TAYTON Brantley & Forette will move their meat market to quarter! oocupled by Klecker'a Caan (tore. Candidates Dance at Prospect Sat urday night. May 14th. Everyone Invited. KLAMATH PALLS Burned Hum building, housing Star drug atore No. 1 being rebuilt. 4iM GET DATU I Hvinwnen you use this GUARANTEED GASOLINE PATRON! XI THI IN DIM H DI N T DIAlIfl Schilling is the only coffee roaster in America who specializes in making fine coffee exclusively. That's the only way fine things are ever made. vv are ever made. JJ Wings of the morning! POULTRY and CHICK FENCES CLOSE SPACED EXTRA STRONG Less Than 27 Cents Per Rod NETTING ( in. to 2 in. mesh) BARGAIN PRICES vVOLNEY DIXON PAGE FENCE SINCE HUM 134 North Riverside Phone 268 Ureatest Anti-knock, Energy! New UNION l7 .IIEATKn FOWF.n XEW SMOOTHNESS l.t IlEASED MILEAGE FINEST ANTI-KNOCK PIIOVEII PERFORMANCE NO EXTRA COST ! MONEY RACK GUARANTEE i USTENI . . , "VOICE OF 76" . . . TONIGHT 8 . . . KOW L5foei?tiy Food SUoi?e LibertyBldg. "The Home of Pure Foods" W.MainSt. Alexander Grocery Inc. Phone 143 FREE DELIVERY E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr. Tou will he delighted with onr Delivery Service. We operate our own Delivery Car which la enclosed, making It a Strictly sanitary Delivery. Think this over. .Large Can Sweet Corn, 3 for - 29 Large Can Oval Sardinen, 3 for 19 Large Can Pink Salmon, 2 for 19 2 pkgs. Oxydol Powder - 19 ' Qt. Glass Jar Sweet Pickles ,. - 33J Fresh Peanut Brittle Candy, 2 lbs .'. 25i Corn on the Cob, can of 6 ears - 23 Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Cake Flour, Farina, Cloth bag .....10 Full lb. Fresh Marshmallows 19 2 Large Cans Shrimp 29t Large pkg. Sperry Pancake Flour and Jug of Cane and Maple Syrup. Both for 39 BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOODS MANNING'S COFFEE Phone fill Joe Doblmeier Model Bakery SATURDAY SPECIALS Special Danish Coffee Strawberry Layer Cake Rings Each 15c Short Cake Layers Each 10c Home Made Bread 3 for 10c and Pies Maple Sticks Doz. 20c Cup Cakes 7 for 15c Phone 164 Liberty Market E. R. Pech "The Home of Good Meats Govt. Inspected Swift & Co. Steer Beef" SWIFT'S BEST STEER BEEF and PORK Aged meats contain 1-3 more food value than fresh-killed meats- I have a choice line of Beef Pork Veal Lamb fine col ored Fryers Turkeys and fan cy Rabbits, 100 per cent Pork home-made sausage. 100 per cent Beef Hamburger with no cereal or water in it. SPECIALS Swift's Bacon, lb 15 Hens, each .......45 500 FRYERS MUST BE SOLD 3 fryers ... $1.00 Turkeys, per lb. 25tf Jbr the price of a Cake of Yeast Have you ever stopped to consider how much electricity does for you every day and how little it asks in re turn. Nearly every one of the dozens of jobs electricity performs in the modern home may be paid for with pennies. Waffles for the whole family, for instance, can be made for only a few cents. A toaster costs even less to operate and coffee can be made for only a fraction of a cent a cup. When you consider these really insignificant costs, what money you spend brings greater return in comfort and con venience? Just think it over! . Electricity will make Waffles for the Whole Family The California Oregon Power Company
