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fEDFORD MATL TRTBUXE. irEPFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JITXE 2, 1932.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Owen Bturnt Home James H. Ow
en, who hM bean attending to busi
ness matters In Portland, rteurned to
Medford by train tola morning.
Bancher In City Dave Pence, mil
known rancher of the Trail nclnity.
la in Medford today buying aupplles
and visiting with (rlenda.
Guest of Miss Kerr Mra. T. h.
Miller of Portland la a guest In Med
ford thla week of Mlaa Margaret Kerr,
formerly of the Rose city.
Returns from North C. J. Toy,
southern Oregon representative for
Del Monte food products has returned
to bis headquarters here after several
p.
lays business visit In Portland.
To Furnish Muslo The choir and
soloist of the Ashland Full Gospel
church will be In Medford this eve
ning to furnish a special program of
music at the evangelistic meeting of
the local Full Gospel church. The
subject of the sermon announced for
thla evening Is "Marriage and Di
vorce." To Entertain Nurses Mrs. James
Llum will entertain members of the
Graduate Nurses association of Dis
trict 4 with a lawn party at her home
on Lawnrldge avenue In Grants Pass
June 9 at 0 o'clock. It was announced
here today. All Medford nurses plan
ning to attend are asked to be at the
Community hospital at 8:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Bowmer Visits Mrs. Charles
O, Bowmer of Portland, who formerly
resided in southern Oregon, is in
Ashland visiting her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Angus L.
Bowmer. Mr. Bowmer Is a professor
at the Southern Oregon Normal
school. Mrs. Bowmer plans to return
north Sunday.
Wed In G. Pass According to the
rants Dally Courier, a license to
wed was Issued In that city Tuesday
to Colonel Saylor, 30, of Medford, and
Mattle I. Forget, 43, of Grants Pass.
He was born In Oklahoma, and she
Jn Nevada. He Is a farmer and she is
a nurse. It was her third marriage.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
O. C. Barlck.
Arrive at Circle H Lodge Fred K.
Buxnham, San Francisco sportsman,
who has been spending the past
month fishing in the North Umpqua,
has returned this week to Circle H
lodge accompanied by his wife. They
will spend the summer months there.
Lew Longtegh, of the Longtegh Fly
Mfg. company at Boise, Is also spend
ing several days at the lodge, dem
onstrating a new fly to Zane Grey,
noted writer and sportsman, who is
vacationing on the North Umpqua.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hanson, of the Nel
son Meat Packing company of Cali
fornia, were week-end visitors at the
lodge. Mr. and Mrs. William Hopkins,
Towner of Circle H, spent yosterdny in
this city attending to business and
visiting friends. Roseburg News-Review.
June
Weddings
Are not complete with
out suitable Wedding
Cakes.
Dome in and talk it
over. We have photo
graphs and prices that
will interest prospec
tive brides and grooms.
test.
HILLAH PATROL
CARNIVAL
and Colorful FIESTA
Featuring The Great
WORTHAM SHOWS
MEDFORD
ONE BIG WEEK
Starting Monday, June
SOMETHING
D0IN0
EVERY
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Personal
Visits Crater Lake Captain K. A.
Canad&y, land officer registrar at
Roseburg, who formerly lived in Med
ford, was a visitor at Crater Lake the
early part of this week.
Goes to Veterans Hospital Phillip
Boyer, who recently sustained serious
injuries, when his motorcycle collid
ed with a car on Blackwell hill, was
removed from the Sacred Heart hos
pital last night and taken to Port
land, where he will be treated In the
Veterans' hospital.
In Medford Today Mrs. With
Weldman and son, Rudy, of Eagle
Point are visiting In Medford today.
Mrs. W. J. Clark of the Modoc orchard
Is also a caller as are Mrs. 0. W.
Wlnne of Dunsmulr, M. E. Real and
daughter of Quarts Mountain, Lake
county, and William Van Wormer of
Lunsmulr.
Capt. Black 'Returns Capt. C. N.
Black, who continued to San Fran
cisco the first of the week following
his return to this city with Mrs.
Black from a fishing trip up the Mc
Kenzle. arrived In Medford this morn
ing from the bay city. The Blacks
will spend the summer at their lodge
on Rogue river.
Returns to Medford Mra. H. B.
Waller left yesterday for Medford and
her work in that city after spending
the holiday week end In Corvallls
with her mother, Mrs. W. H. Chesley,
and family. Mrs. Waller, who former
ly resided In this city, is with the
Medford telephone company, where
she was transferred from this city
Corvallls Dally Gazette -Times.
Guests from North Hotel registers
In Medford contain the names of the
following from Portland: P. B. Sibley,
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Crewes, W. W.
Stevens, George D. Dryer, C. C. Booz
ier. M. D Owens, A. C. Freeman. Ralph
Carlson. P. B. Atllck. Henry E. Stln
et. B. L. Dealon, J. F. Haird, A. E.
Harris, Mrs. Saders, Mrs. V. Kara
hales, A. Karahales, and M. H. Car
ter. Judge To Lane Court Circuit
Judge H. D. Norton will leave tonight
for Eugene, where he will sit on the
Lane County bench. The case la ex
pected to last all day Friday and
Saturday. Judge Norton will resume
court here next Monday. Equity cases
and minor legal matters now occupy
the attention of the court, as both
the criminal and civil docket are well
cleared.
Visit Relatives Here Mr. and Mrs
Jake Stelger of Klamath Falls and
Chris Sevlttji of Dorrls, Cal., were
visitors In Medford the first of the
week as guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. J,
Stelger. Mrs. Sevltts and children
have been in this city for the past
week to. be with Mrs. Stelger while
she convalesces from a major opera
tion, recently undergone at the Sa
cred Heart hospital.
Visits Daughter Here Mrs. Ida
Miller of Trail Is here to spend sev
eral weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
Clements, at her home In this city.
Mrs. Miller has been suffering with a
light attack of Influenza and feels
that a change In environment may
aid her recovery, she said today. She
Is also hoping for some Rogue River
valley sunshine, now that she's here.
and described the prevailing weather
as too good for the rheumatism.
Bear Staters Here Among the nu
merous hotel registrants here from
California are I. Shapiro, R. F. Van
Winkle, Mrs. O. W. Salad ee, Joseph
Natuss, Grant Dunlap and O. P.
Stevenson of San Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. Koffard, Mr. and Mrs. Burt A.
Heinly, Mrs. R. M. Seymour, Elsie
Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Cut
ler, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Clegg, J. P.
McGinn Is and John T. Steves of Los
Angeles, W. J. Ray of Long Beach, R.
P. Hahkey of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Grove of Sacramento, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Fred Husson of Lodl, C. B.
Pierson of Berkeley, and Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Peep lea of Pasadena,
Retnrn to Medford Miss Dorothy
Craig, Miss Dorothy Rogers, Herbert
Messlner and Gene Wright have re
turned to their homes in Medford. af
ter spending a short time here visit
ing the latter's parents, Mr. adn Mrs,
J. Wendell Wright, in North Rose
burg. Mr. Wright Is employed as ad
vertising manager of the Medford
Dniiv News. The D&rtv stoooed here
an miiU hnn frutm rVilt HMh
where Mr. Messlner and Mr. Wright
expected to race their motorboat, but
on account of the bad weather the
races at Oold Beah were postponed.
Roseburg News Review.
6
Liody Loop Hey Day Merry.
Go-Bound Monkey Circu
Whoopee Fun Show House of
Glass Freak Animal Show
Leaping Lena Loti of other
Attractions!
20 Big Shows
From Washington From Seattle,
hotel guests In Medford are 8- Stein
man, H. H. Manny, Mrs. W. N. Pow
ers, Norma Jones and Nydta Love, J.
H. Piper of Spokane.
Mrs. Whipple Home Mrs. J. W.
WWpplt returned to Medford by train
this morning from Salem, where she
has been spending the past week vis
iting friends.
t
At Hotela Here From Cove City.
North Carolina, Dr. R O. Melbee was
registered at a local hotel. James S.
Straight was the only other person
registered from a state other than on
the Pacific coast.
First Aid Shown Dr. Ralph Carl
son of Portland, representatlvs of the
Red Cross In Orfgon and a portion
of California and Idaho. Is attending
the forestry training camp near Butte
Falls, and giving lectures on first
aid.
Locates In Trinidad Paul Andrews,
who left Medford Saturday morning
for Trinidad, Col., arrived Wednesday
at 3 o'clock, motoring In his Ford.
He has accepted a position in the
Colorado town in the Goodyear tire
shop, operated by his brother-in-law,
according to news received here.
Returns From Lake Ernest A, Hos
tel, publicity manager of Crater Ni
ional park, returned to Medford this
morning from Crater Lake and the
forest guard training camp at owen
Oregon camp No. 3 near Butte Falls.
Last evening Mr. Rostel showed the
movies of winter scenes in the park
at the camp.
Returns to Eugene Mrs. George
Hohn of Eugene left this noon on the
Shasta for her home, having visited
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hohn for several days. She
spent the week-end visiting in Red
ding. Calif., returning to Medford
early in the week.
Thursday Shoppers Miss Laura
rurson of Phoenix spent this mevn
ing shopping at Medford stores. Cen
tral Point was also well represented
in the list of visitors by Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Board
man and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Board-
man.
Youths Are Fined Newman Bill
ings and William Cunningham were
each fined 5 In Judge Glenn O. Tay
lor's court late yesterday afternoon,
for carrying four passengers In the
front seats of their cars. The arrests
were made Tuesday evening by B.
M. Baucom, state police officer.
Mrs. Dow Shops Here Mrs. Fern
Dow of San Francisco, who Is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Bee be and children, Margaret; Mor
ris Dow at their Central Point home,
was shopping in Medford yesterday,
accompanied by her children and
their young cousin, Barbara Lee Koh
ler. Callers Today Mrs. A. T. Zoek of
Mt. Shasta, Cal. is in Medford today
attending to business matters. Other
out of town callers are Mae Dunaway
of Dunsmulr, C. F. Vosa of Holland,
Mrs. Jno. Louie and daughter of Ga
zelle, Cal., Mrs. W. R. Endlcott and
son of Dunsmulr and Brloe Rohrer of
Montague.
Two Permits Issued The Growers'
Exchange was today Issued a building
permit by the city building depart
ment for the installation of skylights
In the building at the corner of Fir
and Eleventh streets. Yesterday M.
H. Coulter received permission from
the city building department to con
struct an addition to his residence at
821 Oak street. The estimated cost
was 9100.
NOW SH0WINO
DON'T MISS IT!
IT'S GRAND
ENTERTAINMENT I
Guilty!
'I'm not rnll'Tl 1
did mr dutr
dl.trlrt attorney
If an Innocent
man roes to the
a.llows WHO 19
10 BLAME"
EDMUND LOWE
"ATTORNEY
rort the
DEFENSE"
WITH
EVELYN BRENT
CONSTANCE CUMMINOS
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Alumni to Meet The alumni of
St. Mary's academy will meet Friday
evening at 7:30 o'clock at the aca
demy for an Interesting session.
Medford Guests Mrs. Joe Daley,
and daughter Frances, spent the past
week-end visiting Mrs. Daley's par
ent, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bamber, of
this eity Klamath News.
In Medford For Holiday Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Hamilton of this city spent
part of the holiday vacation visiting
in Medford. Grants Pass Dally Cour
ier. In Grants Pass T. E- Daniels spent
tin early part of thla week in Grants
Pass attending to business interests,
according to a news Item In the
Grants Pass Dally Courier.
Barnes In Klamath Ernest Barnes.
Independent Insurance adjuster of
Medford, was In Klamath Falls Sun
day and went to Crescent Lake where
he adjusted a fire loss Klamath
News.
Resumes Duttes Francis Barr, who
spent the past month at his home in
Hlllsboro, Ore., recuperating from a
recent tliness, has returned to Med
ford to resume his duties at the Mu
tual Mill and Seed company.
Register In City Stopping at ho
tels in the city, are the following
from state points: J. Jordan of Cor
vallls, F. H. Spears of Salem, T. L.
Theumler of Rogue River. J. M. Cal
lahan of Eugene, C. H. Crow of Rose
burg, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hansand
and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Trent of Mo
Mtnnvllle and Guy Yung of Klamath
Falls.
Purchased Hornet M. W. Campbell
a recent arrival here and formerly
of Medford, has purchased a home on
Orchard avenue from Martin Mc An
drews of this city. Mr. Campbell has
moved Into the house and plans to
make his permanent home here. The
purchase was made through the of
fice of the Favell-Utley Realty com
pany Klamath News.
On Business Here C. C. Summer
of the Richfield Oil company, who has
been attending to business matters
in Medford for the past few days, left
today for his headquarters in Seat
tle. Mr. Summer said that a group
of officials for the company, irho are
now on a tour throughout the north
west, plan to be In Medford next
week. Mr. Summer conferred here
with E. A. Randle, who recently ac
cepted the position of branch man
ager in this section, coming here
from Portland.
Special Communication of
A Medford Lodge No. 103 A.
drs A M rWay Junc
vlw 3rd at 7:30 p. m. Work in
M. M. degree. Visitors In
vited. By order of L. C. STEWART,
M. M. '
GEO. ALDEN, Secretary.
Shrine Stated Session
, Hlllah Temple meet at
Mtwonifl Hell, Ashland,
n.i. no- .lima
3rd.. In Atated aeaslon.
vO Routine and other lm-
nnrtant buatneaj re
garding the Spring Ceremonial. All
Shrlnere Invited. Ught refreehmente
after session, a. R. CHAMPAN, Po
tentate. R. E. DETRICK, Recorder.
THE
COUNTY PAY FOR
SALEM, Juna a. (AP) To settle
(or all time and definitely the le
gality of payment by the various
Oregon countlea of stenographic help
for their district attorney,, and the
right of district attorneys to use a
portion of the epeclal prohibition
law enforcement fund entrusted to
their administration In the payment
of salaries of deputy district at
torneys, District Attorney John Car
een of Marlon county, today filed
suit In the circuit court here asking
a declaratory Judgment to settle the
questions Involved.
The county court of Marlon county
and Ita Individual members are made
defendants In the friendly action.
In that practically all Oregon
counties appropriate money for the
payment of atenographlc help for
the district attorneys, and several
countlea of deputy district storneys.
the case has a statewide Interest.
Question of the legality of such
payments was raised here Just prior
to the primary election by Judge
L. H. McMahan of the Marlon county
circuit court. In disclosing the al
leged findings of a grnnd Jury which
was discharged as Illegal by a. P.
Sklpwortn lajt July. Judge M-
Mahan reported the grand Jury as
having found, through Ita Investi
gations, that the deputy district at
torney In Marlon county has been
for yesra paid $75 a month out of
the prohibition enforcement fund,
that the stenographer In the dis
trict attorney's office has been paid
50 a month by the county court,
and that the payment of both of
these Items Is Illegal and without
authority of law.
Football Picture
At Fox Craterian
(By Jack Retlaw)
Following his outstanding success
in the role of the young officer in
"Mats Hart" with Greta Garbo. that
celebrated star. Ramon Novarro.
comes to the screen In an entirely
new characterization In "Huddle,"
to be shown tomorrow and Satur
day at the Fox Craterian theater.
He portrays the role of Tony
Amatto. mill hand in a rge steel
plant, who wins a scholarship to
Tale university. His efforts to ad
just himself to strange social en
vironment by the right of brawn
snd athletic achievement, are
stirring basis for this story.
Sam Wood, famous for "So This Is
College" and his recent filming of
the entire U. 8. C.-Notre Dame game,
directed the production with one
of the strongest supporting casts
of the year.
Madge Evans, who scored a dis
tinct hit as the feminine le.id in
"Lovers Courageous," plays opposite
Novarro for the second time In her
career. Her first appearance with
him was in "The Son of India."
which started this popular young
Of All The Things You Buy
err ics
is the
SHELTER Jir,
FOOD ' B
4-1-1
OF EACH DOLLAR is pent by the averagt Amw
ican family for electricity. Think of it...three-fifthi
of one per cent (.681 to be exact). There if nothing
you buy that costs as little as electricity in propor
tion to the service rendered. The house is lighted,
food refrigerated, clothes washed and ironed, bread
' toattcd, rugs cleaned, food cooked, water heated,
entertainment provided and many other service too
numerous to mention for only a few pennies a day.
Dectricity is the cheapest thing you buy.
CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
m noetui
lady on the way to success as a
talking-picture leading woman.
Una Mrkel. the girl with "that
ole southern drawl." who made such
a hit In "Private Lives," plays a
southern girl who stirs things up on
the Yale campus.
As the fighting coach of the var
sity football team. Ralph Oravea
la given opportunity at one of the
virile type of rolea that are his
specialty.
Prominent rolea ara also filled by
Prank Albertson, Martha Sleeper,
ockliffe Fellow, and othrs of note.
Today will be the final showings
of that clever dramatic hit. "Sinners
In the Sun." featuring Carole Lom
bard and Chester Morris.
Lowe Wins Crowds
At Holly Picture
(ny Jihn Nledermeyer)
If the loud praise accorded "Attor
ney for the Defense" last night is
significant, then it seems that one
of the finest and most entertaining
pictures to come to Medford for some
time Is at the Holly. Edmond Lowe.
Evelyn Brent and Constance Cum-
mincs made a marked impression
upon the large, crowd at the Holly
last night. So perfectly done are
tll the parts that one can hardly
find a flaw In the entire production.
The story Is powerful and highly en
tertaining and at times reaches dra
matic and emotional heights that
grip everyone in the theatre.
Never has Edmond Lowe turned in
a performance as he does in "Attor
ney for the Defense." This Is due
not only to his remarkable ability,
but also to the splendid story In
which he has been cast and the won
derful support given by the other
members of the cast. The short sub
jects, too, proved highly entertaining,
and everyone acclaimed It as a won
derftil show. It will be at the Holly
the remainder of the week.
10 CURB ESQ
County Judge C. B. Lamkln of the
Juvenile court yesterday acted upon
the cases of two Sams Valley youths,
detained after a series of escapades,
which included alleged thieving and
defacing of the Sams Valley school
house. The boys are brothers.
The eldest 13 years old Is de
tained, until arrangements can be
made for his parole to a resident of
the Talent district. The court holds
that he is a "bad Influence" upon
the younger, and that his parents
have difficulty in restraining him.
The younger boy was conditionally
paroled to his parents with the un
derstanding that they were to report
weekly on his conduct.
Lee Smith Not
In Still Case
Dne to an oversight, a news article
In The Mall Tribune, relerrlng to
the "Ueese creek still case," the
name of Lee Smith wa printed, In.
stead of Ted Smith. Lee Smith,
Medford youth, was not Identified
wlh the case. The error waa due
to a confusion of Smiths In the
newa article.
ELECTRICITY
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LIST EXPENSE OF
CAMPAIGN BALLS
Seven more candidates for office
in the late primary today filed their
expense accounts with the county
clerk. June 4 Is the final day for
filing campaign expense lists. Cer
tificates of election have been made
out for the winners.
Wimam E. Phlpr of this city,
democratic nominee for county Judge,
expended sr.2G.45, according to his
statement. Lewis Ulrich. Democratic
nominee for county clerk, spent
$43 30. his statement aays.
William R. Colemnn. Republican
nominee for Justice of the peace.
Medford district, npent MS. 7ft; cieorfre
Present t, constable nominee, 9.15;
C. R. Bowman, Tiilent. county school
superintendent, nominee, l3.1fi:
Frank Perl, coroner winner, 172.20
and Charles P. Talent, who finished
third in the Republican race for
sheriff. 105.30.
Printing and admission fees to
candidates dances were the chief
Hems of expense.
Moore s Drive Inn
Open This Evening
Mnore's new "Drive Inn." located
a short distance south of the Junc
tion of Central avenue and the Pa
cific highway, opens this evening
at 8:00 o'clock.
This Is on of the new style eat
ing places where the customers drive
In and are served lunches, chicken
dinners, soft drinks, etc, without
getting out of their cars.
Ex-Presbyterian
Chief Succumbs
PHOENIX. June a. (Spl.) Thim
ble club of Oak Circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Lillian Coleman
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Florence
Drake will assist Mrs. Coleman In
entertaining. All members are urged
to be present.
All hair cuts 25c; shaving 15c.
Grand Hotel Shop.
I .i,ia,.i.'lm:ir0.mts
CHESTER MORRIS and CAROLE LOMBARD
"SINNERS IN THE SUN"
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Also OUR GANG Comedy !iS533!
Charles Farrell with Marlon Nixon
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M voire Oelns In Hungary
BUDAPEST -(AP) Organizers of a
divorce club here discovered that 7
per cent of Hungary's marriages end
la the courts and that 16,000 cases
are pending.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
POit SALS OR TRADE
EQUITY in 320 acres hill land good
running spring, tome good timber.
Would take small town property,
J. W. WAKBKIELD AGENCY,
107 East Main St.. MMford
R. R. ticket good until June 6 to
Eugene. Grand Hotel.
3-ROOM furnished apt. bath and
private entrance. Cheap to good
tenant. 9 E. Jackson. Phone 593-Y.
FOR HOT Modern 4 room furnish
ed house. 1022 W 10 tn St., Phone
1046-Y.
REAL BAROA1N Three acre rose
garden must le sold at once on ac
count of sickness. Property loca
ted li blocks to ocnau at Pebble
Beach, Crescent Ctty Calif. See Rus
sell J. Hurley or George D. Qrant,
Crescent City. Calif.
FOR SALE R. R. t lckeU to Spok an.
Expires June fl. Price 17.00. 31 S.
Tront St.
ENTIRE lower floor, modern, unfur
nished. Inquire 148 S. Ivy.
GENTLEMAN share expenses, help
drive, transportation, Los Angela?,
Phone 1628.
REPOSSESSIONS MUST BE SOLD
1930 Pontlac coach and coupe; 1920
Pont lac sedan: 1928 Bulck sedan;
1028 Podge sedan: 1028 Olds sedan,
new series 1031 Ford sedan; 1931
Chevrolet coupe. We have SO for
you to select from, at all prices.
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