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IfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. JfEDFOKU, OHEGOX, MOXD'AY, MAY 16, JOT2. VXQE SEVEN Local and Lea Tea for North Cy Herr, federal prohibition agnt for thli district, left last evening for Seattle on busi ness. To Build Porch Q. R. Mlllsap re- oetved t permit from the city build lng department to construct a front porch at fO-i South Peach street at a cost of 25. To Oregon Caves A prty of local teachers motored to the Oregon Caves yesterday. They were fAlssee Harriet Baldwin, Louise Hoi in back, Ma urine Carroll and Carln Degermark. From Hotel WUlard MUs I. Wil liams and Louise Monte 11 of Klam ath Palls, who are with the Wltlard notel In that city, were In Med ford yesterday. Atop In City Oregon lan guests at city hotels from Points outside of Portland, include W. P Shutt of Scott Mills. J. R. Brown of Eugene and O. K. Chapman of Klamath Palls. Visit Helms Ranch Mrs. Maude Chapman and mother, Mrs. Julia Kim ball, motored to Grants Pass Sunday, where they were guests at the Dr. J. It. Helms ranch. Arrive from North Washington residents registered at hotels In Med ford were C. W. McKee and J. B. and R. R. Snow of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. flllkenga and J. K. MacPhee of Spokane. Sultowe Stolen Mrs. Louise Rodg ers reported to the city police late Saturday night that a suitcase con taining a number of articles of cloth ing, was stolen from an automobile that evening. Guests In Medford J. E. Benbow V and family, owner of the famous f Benbow Inn on the Redwoods high way, left here yesterday, after stay lng In the city overnight. The fam ily Is on a vacation tour. Prom Mid-West R. S. Grant of St Paul. Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Phil V. Bessey of Cleveland, Ohio, and George H. Wolcott of Kansas City, Mo., were guests at hotels In the city from points distance from the Pacific coast. Postpone H. E. Meet The Home ex tension unit, scheduled to meet for a cookery demonstration at the Cen tral Point Grange hall this week, will not meet until next month, accord ing to postponement announced this afternoon. Strip Car Dan Farmer reported Women's club convention In Klamath gearshift knob were taken from his car sometime between 9 and 10:90 o'clck last night, while it was parked on the city streets. He made the re port to the city police. nirenwra in uiiy Mr. ana Mrs. William G. Streater of Tacoma are tn Medford today, havlnsr arrived yes terday to visit friends and relatives. They plan to leave this evening for Patrick's Creek Tavern on the Red wood highway. Return North Mr. and Mrs. Terry A Talent left yesterday for Seattle; having visited their parents In Med ford and Ashland several days. Mrs. Talent visited In Ashland while Mr. Talent, federal narcotics agent, at tended to business matters at Marsh field. To Applegate Meeting Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, county home demonstration agent, will attend a meeting tomor row afternoon of the Applegate ex tension unit, meeting In the school house at 3:30 o'clock. Program plans for the coming year will be worked out by the group. Portlanders FTe re The following hotels t C. H. Clay, A. a, Johnson. W. F. Bailey. L. D. Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. C A Marston, Mrs. M. Soence'1. V. O. Fudge, W. C. Larue. Mr. ant! Mrs. B. Erway, H. Brevoort, B. P. Altlk, Harrv Demetral, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Keenan, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Llnd and family and Jack Grant. OtiftN of Wvlands Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Wakefield and little grand daughter. Betty Ann, were guests tn the Meadows district yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Lane Wyland. Follow ing dinner, they motored back to the valley and up the Applegate river, where a picnic supper was enjoyed with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bashaw, alo of Medford. Attend Dedication A party of lo cal people motored to Crescent City, and en route stopped at the dedica tion of a new bridge over Smith river, honoring Mary Adams Peacock. Tjiey reported an interesting pro gram, and a large crowd. Included In the group were Mr. and Mrs. Hi ram Meader. their granddaightr, Ma rian Hart, Mrs. Margaret Seyler and her brother, Cheney Howell. Class Will Meet Men end Women's Bible class of the Y. W. C. A. will meet tomorrow evening In the Y par lors, with Mrs, F. N. Warner as in structor. Chapters 16 and 17 of Exo dus will h AAniitriiirrf. wh1th rtnl with Ood giving the children of Israel food and water when In the wilder-1 ne. Mrs. B. F. Neff and J. A. Buchanan will alng a duet, accom panied by Geneva Mills. Onet at Hotels Among registra tions at Medford hotels from Call-i fomla were Charles O. Putman, E B. Happo'.de, R. C. Montgomery, N D. Prltcnett and Mr. and Mrs. I. P 81X1 us of San Francldco. J. E. PeteeT. Harry M. Keller and M. L. Joyce of Lm Angeles, W. Bernard and Jshn B Robertson of San Jw. Mr. Huvh Pom of Orleans, W. R. Endiosit of DunsmuJr and J. A. McOee of Yrek Rn1neM Callers John Matney.j ran-her of the Applegate district, is: In Medford transacting business to-j day. Other vliltors are B. H. WU- Ua-ns of Ran Francisco, representing j Walton & Moore: L. H. Wyant, Laxe C.eek store keeper; MUu OoM H!g-J don of Fern valley. Dr. Cary of Rogue j Personal Jacksonville Defeated The baseball team representing the 401 orchard yesterday defeated the Jacksonville Gold Diggers, Independent nine of that city, 6 to 4. Visit Gardens Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Beach were among the many Med ford people who visited the Howell flower gardens near Grants Pus yes terday. Home from School Clifford Lord, student at the University of Oregon, has returned to the campus after spending the week-end here visiting relatives and friends. At the Lake W. C. Leever, mayor of Central Point was among those visiting Crater lake yesterday, Mr. Leever made his first trip to the lake In 1876. Injured In Wreck S. H. Hamlsh of Eagle Point was Injured In an auto mobile wreck this morning on the Crater Lake highway, and suffered Injuries to his shoulder, several liga ments being torn. Mrs. Rose Improved Friends of Mrs. Rose, who has been seriously til for several days at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Nell Franklin, are glad to learn that she Is In a slightly Improved condition today. Former Resident Here Baltls Allen, Jr., head of the service station de partment of the Texas company, with headquarters In Seattle, is In Med ford today. Mr. Allen formerly ra slded in Medford, and was well known for his ability as a singer. Attend Funeral Ray, Earl and Everett Ballard of Dorrls, Cal., at tended the funeral servtoes yester day here of their niece, Arlne Lew man. They arrived In the city Sat urday evening and were guests of the G. C. Stagg family of BerrydaJe. Motor to Crater Lak Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Sleeter motored to Crater lake yesterday and enjoyed greatly the viw of the world wonder, bordered by Its snow blanket. Mr. and Mrs. George Nellson also enjoyed the trip to the lake yesterday. Here for Week-end Al Flero has returned to Klamath Falls after spending the week-end In this city, accompanied by two friends from the neighboring locality. He will return to Medford headquarters again Wed nesday, Miss Andrews Returns Miss Wini fred Andrews, librarian at the Junior high school, has returned to this city to preside on a part time program at the school, following an Illness of several months. Miss Andrews con valesced at her home In Eugene. Motor to Gold Beach Visiting the Gold Beach bridge yesterday, and en Joying a picnic lunch were Mr, and Mrs Hugo Guenther, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Harwood, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harwood, Mr. and Mrs. P. W Ger hard t, Greta Harlson and Fred Schrecengost. Week-end Visitors Among resi dents of neighboring localities visit ing in Medford over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Blgelow of Yreka, Cal., N. G. McVey of Crescent City. Mrs. Goen Williams of Grants Pass, and Mrs. W. G. Sandera of Ash land. On Business Visit J. Myers, lub rication expert of the Texas com pany, is in Medford today, having arrived Sunday, to attend to matters In connection with the company. Mr. Myers, who is of Seattle, Is super vising the Installation of a new lub rication syste m at Chet Leon ard 's service station on North Riverside. Enjoy Lake Trip Among Medford people motoring to Crater lake yes terday were Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Boggs and son Carter, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Green, Mr. and Mrs. C S. Butterfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finley, Mr. and Mrs. David Wlloox, Miss Marjorlc Hon, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moore, Mrs. Flor ence Lalng, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Lalng and Mrs. Sloan. Many at Crater Lake A large dele gation of Medford folk motored to Crater lake yesterday, Including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Deuel, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Meeker, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Chtldreth, Kenneth Chlldreth, Neva Chlldreth, Herbert Guenther, Jasper Reynolds, Dorothy Ness, Beth Mell lng. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schade, Fred erick Wolf, Frank Jenkins, John Cupp, Mr. and Mrs. Arnel Butler, Howard Leclerc and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Flchtner. Card of Thanks, We wish to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who were so kind and sympathetic during our recent bereavement In the loss of our daugh ter, Arltne Lawman, and for the beau tiful floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tetherow. Loretta Lewman. Stated Convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 33. R. A. M.. Tuesday. May 17, at 7:30 p. m. Visiting com panion, invited. By order K. L. LENOX, H. P. GEO. ALDEN, Secretary. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 3. BOOM duplex: bath, s'.eeplng porch, electric heat. raraRe. atnetly up to dste clean: adults only; at S1J )o. Ontral. Call for key at 240 So. Orape. WHOLE rHIED CHICKrN, ready to k. soc. a'K) ft. l-tn. used pipe. Bargain. The Covered Weon. EQUITY in smsll place. Mljht trade for imall car or property. F. B:J derhaca, Pittvlew Ave, Centra'. Point WANTED 15 horsepower atesm n s:ne or bo:r. Write W. W. Mc Laujhiin, Jacksonville. fOH RENT Very dmlrtbl furnisher" nUUK vail ' ' "rv UKurjii. WAVT ci'.tle and ealven iVe Lew ' Huh; i'acatfg to., w.aasy rota. of IH STRIKES AT E (Conttnu&d from Page One.) this state, and tn violation of the specific statutes denouncing slander or libel of a public official with Intent to Influence his official course of conduct. "Charlesworth recently published In the 'Saturday Night a statement signed by M. O. Mathews of Salem, Insinuating that I defrauded him In a real estate transaction. The Mathews statement la Identical with on which J. 8. Moltsner, formerly managing director of the Guardian Building A; Loan association, at tempted to have Introduced in the Guardian hearing before Judge Lusk a year ago, and which was thrown out by the Jurist. Statements Held False "Both statements are, of course, deliberately and utterly false and libelous. "A copy of this statement also was published In the Canby Herald and Wood burn Independent. You are directed to issue grand Jury subpoenas to the editors of these two publications for the purpose of ascertaining their motives and pur pose In publishing this statement. If the evidence shows that the Mathews statement was published in 'Saturday Night by Mathews" consent or authority, I direct that you secure indictment against him." Mott further charged that he had received authoritative information that unless he returned the Pru dential group of savings and loan associations Into control of John son and De grace the "New Exam iner" would launch a personal at tack against htm. -Not To Return Prudential "I have advised Johnson and De grace that the Prudential group will not be returned to its former own ers," Mott declared. Goldstein waa directed by Mott to present to the Multnomah coun ty grand Jury all evidence gathered In- the alleged conspiracy. Immedi ately following the close of the trial of O. P. Coshow, which Is now tn progress at Dallas. Mott set out In his letter that both Johnson and De grace are now under charges of embezzlement In Multnomah county. 1WWSJMJIIJIW..JJIISMJI SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SUMMER MULSION is the last word in foliage oil Bprays because 1. It is effective In controlling Codling Moth Eggs when used at the rate of one-half gallon to one hundred gallons of water. Thle dosage has been proven by both field and lnseetory testa Involving the counting of thousands of Codling Moth Eggs. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SUMMER MULSION vets quickly on contacting the surface, forming an even film which gives mail mum control. 2. It Is compatible with Arsenate of Lead when used as a combined spray for control of Codling Moth and other pests. 8. It Is as safe to use on fruit and foliage as Is possible for modern science to formulate a sum mer oil spray. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS SUMMER MULSION holds an enviable record for control and safety to treoe. 4. It Is stable In the dram and spray tank. When you remove the lid from a drum of Sherwin Williams Summer Mulsion you find an absence of free oil even when exposed to the air. R. It la arnnnm tn nut fiawauas of the low dosage necessary to rvmtrnl. Let us shots you ichat a combination ipray of 3-W Amnat of lad and S-IT Summer Mul stVm can Ho in your orchard. A eorp of field men is at the servica of all growers using Shrru-tn-Wllliam product information about uhat they can do to hslp you uith your praying problem can be obtained from any SheruHn-WUltame dealer, or write us direct Manufactured mtm LET US QUOTE YOU ON Sherwin-WiIliamsAr8enate of Lead and Summer Oil ENJOY REAL SERVICE ON YOUR BP RAY MATERIALS Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Local Agent for Eberwin-WUHami Sprays ,ii mm . uif ni lyii u m in mjtMtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmtmB in Meteorological Report May IS, 1932. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Tuesday fair: temperature above nor mal. Oregon: Fair tonight and Tuesday, temperature above normal. Local Data. Lowest temperature this morning, 41 degrees. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 68; lowest, 49. Total precipitation since September 1. 1931, 18.38 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terdsy, 30; A a. m. Joday, 89, Sunset today, 7:25 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:48 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:38 p. m. Observations Taken at ft a. m., 120 Meridian Time. B 5 City PI Baker City 64 38 P.Cdy. Boston 84 60 Clear BoIm ' 66 46 Clear Chicago 88 68 .... Cloudy Denver 64 41 .01 P.Cdy. Des Moines 84 44 .48 Clear Fresno 86 60 .... Clear Helena 66 38 T. Cloudy Los Angele, 68 64 T. Rain MEDFORD 70 43 Clear New York 74 63 . Clear Phoenix 88 68 Clear Portland 72 48 Clear Reno r 74 44 Clear Roseburg 68 44 Clear Salt Lake 6a 48 P.Cdy. San Francisco 64 63 . Cloudy Seattle 60 46 Clear Spokane 66 46 P.Cdy. Washington, D.C. 82 60 Clear Jenkins' Comment (Continued from Page One I ment and so can get themselves free from debt. "That means a lot to everybody now. UCNSIDERINQ (conditions, a surprising number of small farms are changing hands In Oregon this year, and the Interesting thing was the consistent result many large growers, in the Northwest had last season. Those growers who secured control with the least number of sprays used SHERWIN WILLIAMS Arsenate of Lead and Summer Mulsion in combination i TT - I L en the) Pacific Coast to moot about these sales Is that an ex ceedingly high proportion of them is for cash. "People are wanting to get out on the land, where they feel that they will have food and a roof over their heads, no matter what happens; and they want to keep free from debt If they possibly can. "Whereas a few years ego the man with a little money would buy a bigger place and use his cash for a down payment, he now wants to buy only what he can pay for." Interesting. Isn't It? And ex ceedingly significant, . 4 Joan Crawford In Craterian Picture ' (By Jack Hetlaw) She loved this young American with all her heart, yet her nemesis, In the form of another man, South American, with whom she had become temporarily Infatuated, dogged her steps to her New York home and, with the threat to ex pose her through the medium ol old. almost forgotten missive, de manded that ahe give up her lover and return to foreign shores with him. What la undoubtedly one of the most compelling, most intriguing action-romances ever filmed on any acreen, "Letty Lynton,' starring wonderful Joan Crawford and hand some Robert Montgomery, Is show ing today and tomorrow at the For Craterian theater. As the wealthy girl, who, because of earlter family sorrows, tried to forget by traveling far and wide, and incidentally Indulging In many flirtations and Infatuations, ahe fin ally sickens of it all then meets the only man she ever loved, only to have the spec tor of her last affair becloud her happiness. How ever, everything comes out all right , , . but how? Miss Crawford enacts the role of the beautiful Letty Lynton. while "Bob" Montgomery as the American hero. Jerry Darrow. Is superb. Others In the remarkable cast are Lewis Stone and Nils Aether. Also, on the stage as an Import ant added attraction, nights only. STATE Theatre Mon. Lost Day "Taul" with James Cagney Any Seat 15a SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ARSENATE OF LEAD is a superior product because 1. A higher percentage clings to the sprayed fruit, giving maximum protection. Remember, control la in ratio to deposit of arsenic oxide on the fruit and foliage 2. It contains an average of approximately 93 arsenic oxide which Is tbe active agent In arae natooflead - 3. It' has better weathering properties providing protection over long periods when there la little ninth activity. Several growers using Sherwtn -William a Arsenate of Lead allowed forty days to elapse between the first and second broods the past season. 4. It contains no deflocculator. which accounts for the better type of coating and heavier deposit. Sherwin-Williams Arsenate of lCad settles quicker on the fruit and this Is important when there Is wind. 8. It has greater bulk both In dry form and when mixed with water. Sherwin-Williams Arsenate ol Lead Ilea In a loose fluffy layer where allowed to settle and will readily so Into suspension when agitated even after allowed to settle for several days. This le Im portant In stationary spray pipes. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. PACIFIC COAST OPTIC til O talma iMfnmliM LaaAnttiM your conditions Is that clever banjo star Jlmmle Parkhlll, who Is offering a brand new progiam of special musical hit avals ted by Madge DeLasaux at the concert grand piano. Lions to Present Comedy at Holly George Olsen of the Holly theatre staff Is directing the stage play "A Dollar Down, A Dollar a Week." a domestic comedy In three acts by May Sheldon and Lor lng Kelley. to b presented at the Holly theatre Wednesday night In conjunction with a complete screen program. Mr. Olsen has had fourteen years profeulonat appearance on the stage In comic ojera, musical comedy, vaudeville and dramatic stock and he says that the excellent cast ot Uons and Lady Lions will make the production the equal of that ot many professional companies. The show Wednesday night Is under the auspices ot the Medford Lions club and every member Is working hard to make the evening a tremendous success. Members of the cast are Mr. and Mrs. George Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burr, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Scott, Don Collier, Verne Shangle and Leland Brophy. The play "A Dolltr Down, A Dollar a Week," la not merely for amateur produc tion but Is a royalty play and has been used by leading dramatic atock companies throughout the United WARREN WILLIAM The dash In x ilctionalr star of "Beauty uml the Boss" Sidney Fox the charming Btar of "Slrlrtlj Dishonorable" In "The Mouthpiece" The Inside story or the nation's most notorious criminal lawyer A1.80 Oraham McNamee Newt Tha May Horoscope "SUBWAY SYMPHONY" A Muilral Treat featuring Oiaa. Hennlngton Roys, 6 Khythm Boys and Joan Abbott A BIG NIGHT! WEDNESDAY MF.FORD LIONS CLUB SHOW! OV THK RTAORt 'A DOLLAR DOWN A DOLLAR A WEEK' A Domestic Comedy In Three Actsl and OV THF. gCRT.r.XI A Thrilling In lloryl "THE STOWAWAY" With fay Wray. Mon Waycoff. Montague tare, Le Moran TWO SHOWS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE I Buy Tlrkete From l.lon tltih Members or Holly llo Office Adults lftc Riddles .-.. .... . 10 I T0NITE TOMORROW 1 i j& ' And 4K States and Canada. The authors are former partners of Mr. and Mrs. ; Olsen and the play waa the most popular bill used by the Manhat tan Players, the stock company owned Jointly by Lorlng Kelley and George Olsen. Those who attend the theatre Wednesday night are promised a fine production. The screen attraction will be a thrilling story of the sea, "The Stowaway." featuring Fay Wrsy. Montague Love, Lee Moran, Leon Waycoff and many other well known acreen luminaries. Short subjects will also be shown. There will be no advance in prices for this double show offered by the Lions club and tickets may be secured from any member of the club, the Holly box office, or from merchants where cards are on dis play. Indications point to a aril out and a big evenings entertain ment is assured. ' Warren Williams . . . . . , In Holly Feature Warren William, stage hero on the screen a little more than ft year, reveals the stuff of which stars are made In "The Mouth- WHAT A THRILL To SEE THEM Together! 'iivMA.ini, m m ua tti t isr ms .toryof V .j, E f , and her VV3,,A Mill -! CLARENCE ' , A? (3L BROWN'S VT? I jthW production ' , .M jii with Nils Aather, May Robson, Lewis Stone ALSO SPECIAL I ON THE STAGE I Evening Performances Only JIMMIE PARKHILL Brilliant Banjo Star In brand new program of hits Assisted by Madge DeLasaux lit Plan. TOMORROW ONLY TUESDAY WHEELER & WOOLSEY in 'Peacherino' A Splendid Investment CPC 6 PREFERRED STOCK Present ffiQt2t Per Price OO Share Yiolds Approximately 7 On the Investment Buy Direct From Investment Department The California Oregon Power Company COGGER FUNERAL PARLOR West Main at Newtown Office County Coroner Intecfl." a Warner Bros. Dlctura which opened at the Holly theatre yester day. William, dashing swashbuckler of "The Honor Of The Family,' break er of hearts In "Beauty And The Boss." has a role in "The Mouth piece" which fits him like the pro verbial glove. In addition to Warren Wllllsm, other Important members of the cast are Bldney Fox and Aline M&o Mnhon. Showing with the feature Is a O r ah a m Mc N a mee newa reel, "The May Horoscope" and a gorg roujt song and dance parade entitled "Subway Symphony. At least twen ty musicians are featured In this act as well as large dancing chor uses and rcveral big song hits. It is a rtal musical treat with plenty of variety. Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our many frlendi for their kindness and floral offerins during our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. M, F. Blngm Lloyd Btngman llama Blngman. Howard Blngman. Harold Blngman. Mr. and Mrs. I. B, Newland TODAY 4 T J9 "Afraid? I'm afraid of no man I When I'm through I quit I" Hind Andy Clyd Comedy Matinees 20 Evenings 3ty Today Last Times neorge O'Brien In The Knlnbow Trail" Any leal AIM
