Medford mail tribune., June 27, 1932, Page 5, Image 5

''HEDFOMJ MHL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 2T, "1932.
Local and Personal
Business Ciller Hers A, Schulta of
&an Pranclaeo peni Sunday and to
day In Mcdtord oiling on local clotit-
Inf faOU.
Relieve Collier J. P. Hog of the
Seattle office 1 in thla city to relieve
Pon Collier, manager ot the Western
Union during hi two weeka' vacation.
Here Saturday Dom Provoat of th
Twin Plunges, Ashland, was among
the bualneaa visitor here Saturday
from the Lithl city.
Oueet In Corrallls Mr. Harry Wat
aon left yesterday far Oorvallla where
ah will visit relatisea until the lat
ter part of the week.
Miss Andrews Leaves Miss Wini
fred Andrews, librarian at the Junior
)htgh school, leaves today to spend the
summer vacation with relatives in
Eugene.
In From Central Point Bafael Ben
son, rancher of the Central Point dis
trict, and It, O. VanSlyke, also of
Central Point, were business caller3
In Medford this morning.
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From a distance The guests from
a distance registered at Medford ho
tel are Mr. and Mr. W. I. Temby of
Boise, Ida., Mr, and Mrs. B. P. Pergu-
. son of Cincinnati, Ohio, and E. 7..
Carlquist of Salt Lake City, Utah.
" Visits In Klamath Miss Virginia
Dunlava. of Medford i spending
about a month in Klamath Fall as
the guest of Miss Catherine Mann.
Klamath News.
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Professor Rents Cabin Prof A. C
Strange of the Southern Oregon nor
mal school, has rented the Paul cab
In at Shady Cove for the summer
seseon.
In Grants Pass Olen Jackson, sales
manager for the California Oregon
Power company, was in the city on
i i business, rriday. He was accompanied
by Ben Trowbridge of the Peoples'
Elsctric from Medford. Grant Pas
Daily Courier.
Cannot See Visitors Mr. Prsnk
Ankeny. well known pioneer resident
of this city, I rallying satisfactorily
from a major operation which she
underwent at Klamath Valley hos
pital. She Is not able to receive vis
itors, however. Klamath News.
To Peter Pan Mr. J. H. Butler,
her daughter Miss Arliene Butler,
Mrs. Reginald Parrett and Thelma
Perozzl of Ashland are vacationing
at the Butler cabin at Peter Pan on
Rogue river, where they plan to
main until after July .
DeVore Sees Snake Ron DevSre. who
went to the Butte Creek region yes
terday to try hi luck in hi favorite
fishing haunt, returned an trout.
Just a he went to cast his line :n
.4 the creek, he spied a "great big rat-
tie snake," which scared out of him
all desire to be a Sunday angler.
Injured by Horses Joe Rarlck, who
resides on the New Hope road near
Grant Pass, suffered Internal Injur
ies Saturday morning, when the
horses, with which he was raking hay,
became frightened, according to the
Grants Pass Daily Courier. When a
line broke, the horse became fright
ened, and ran down the road, throw
ing him under the rake. If one of the
doubletrees had not broken, causing
the rake to swing around, Rarlck
would have been dragged into the Ap
plegate river. He I the son of Rev.
and Mrs. C. C. Rarlck of Grants Psss.
is married and has a family.
At Lake 0' Woods Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Waht and daughter Bstty apsnt
the week-end at Lake o the Woods.
...
On Business R. J. Crymes of Port
land, representing the Food town
Kitchens, Inc., was a business visitor
In Medford over the week-end,
Expects Daughter Miss Daisy Bain
of Portland I expected in Medford
by train todsy from the northern city
to visit her mother, Mrs. V. M. Bam.
Another ansa Fire Shortly before
noon today, the fin department was
called to Summit street to extinguish
a grass fire. No damage resulted.
Garden Hose Stolen Mr. Feeble
of 506 South Fir street reported o
city police today tha-. fifty feet of
garden hose was stolen from her front
yard some time during the nignt.
Oatmon in Hospital Bill Oatman
I reported as getting along nicely at
the Sacred Heart hospital, where ne
underwent a major operation Satur
day.
Clothes Are Stolen A report was
made yesterdiy to city police by F.
B. Hairest of Route one, that two
pairs of shots, a shirt snd groceries
valued at 5 were atolen from his au
tomobile while it was parked on South
Fir atreet.
Leaves for Convention Dr. Charles
T. Sweeney left here yesterday by mo
tor for Portland, from which city he
plans to continue by train to Spo
kane, Wash., to attend the Pacific
Northwest Medical association con
vention, which open there today. Dr.
Sweeney plans to return here Satur
day. Motor to Hell's Gate Reporting
fine trip, good swimming and poor
fishing. Wm, F. Isaacs and son. Bill,
accompanied by Miss Frances Kenney
and Mr. snd Mrs. Royal E. Bebb and
son. Ward, returned from Hell's Gate
where they motored yesterday. They
traveled to the end of the road and
had a good swim in the Rogue.
Picnic Tonight Members of the
Loyal Workers' Sunday school class
of the First Christian church will
have a picnic thi evening en th Ap-
plegate river. All members and their
friends are asked to meet at the
church by 6:80 o'clock. Each person
Is to furnUh a dish, cup, and silver
ware.
Leave Hospital Mrs. Clyde Rlefc'
ardson of Central Point ws removed
from the Community hospital wltn
the new member of the Richardson
family to her home Saturday evening.
Marguerite Johnson, who ha been
recetving treatment at the hospital
for some time was also taken to her
home Saturday.
Make Trip Down Rogue Francis
Neff, Paul Luy, Sam Beckman and
Dow Beckman returned Friday from
a hiking and boat trip down Rogue
river from Oallce to Gold Beacn
They made the last 30 mile of the
92-mlle trip in the boat and report
a thrilling journey with many oppor
tunities for falls, which they man
aged to evade. A wealth of scenery
was viewed from river ad trail, they
state,, recommending the trip to any
hardv woodsmen who want to see
Oregon badly enough to endure
rough trip and an extra growth of
beard.
More Cab Office The Tells ess
company of Medford, formerly located
la the Rex cafe, ha moved Its or
(ice aero the street to 301 East
Main street.
Mrs. Barnum Here Mr. John Bar
mirn arrived In Medford yesterday
from Ban Francisco, called to south
ern Oregon by the death of hr fa
ther. Howard R. Stearns of Central
Point,
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Catch Trout Unnday Dr II, C. Mul
Boltsad and Can Glasgow, two of
Medeford't most ardent fishermen,
ventured Into the Fish lak country
Sunday and returned to th city
with a catch of eight fin trout,
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Camp at Lak Creek Mr. n Mrs.
Phillip Thurston of Willow Springs
motored to Lake Creek etatnrday,
when they camped over the week
end. Saturday night they attended
the Grange dance and were guest
yesterday at the Eagle picnic.
Leave for Portlsnd Mr. and Mr.
Cyrus A. Herr and children left Sun
day for Portland, where Mr. Kerr was
Sttbssoenaed to testify in federal
court. Mr. Herr is m charge of the
southern Oregon federal prohibition
district.
Fined $19 Wilbur W. Setters, ar
rested late Saturday night at the
Dreamland dance hall, wa todsy
fined 10 on a charge of being drunk
in public place. Sentence was pass
ed by Judge Glenn O. Taylor in jus
tice court.
To Attend Wedding. Mrs, Ben E.
Harder left by train yesterday for
Baker, Ore., where she will visit her
brother, Lee A. Duncan, and attend
the wedding of her nephew. Glen
Duncan, which will be an event of
June 30 Mr. Harder plan to remain
there about ten day.
Through Here Saturday Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Tobin, of Roseburg, passed
through her Saturday, enroute to
th Copco picnic at the Elks picnic
ground near Medford. Tobin, a for
mer resident of Grants Pass, Is af
filiated with the Roseburg Copco of
fice. Grant Pass Daily Courier,
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There's NotMng
Like It!
Hundreds of particular
housewives have told
us that no other bread
is like Holsum. That
no other bread has that
fluffiness and that
lightness which is so
prominent in Holsum.
Ask for a loaf of Hoi
sum and compare it
with other breads and
you too will see t1-- difference.
Now Showing
A SENSATIONAL NEW
LOVE TEAM!
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STATE Theatre
TONUE and Tt E.
"Union Depot"
Douglas Flrbnli, Jr.
Joan Blondel
ANN DVORAK
LEE TRACY
FINE CLEAR PICTURES
Send Is Tour
Films
SWEM!S
Master PUolo
finishers
(Medford)
Coming Wednesday!
JOE
E.
BROWN
IN
"The
Tenderfoot "
From State Points Among the
registered from point In th state
outaid of Portland we Judge and
Mrs. Earl Latoumtc and daughtsr
Jeanne of Oregon City, Oeort Hilton
of Grants Psss, Rtcttard N. Chind-
b'.om of Prospect, P. W. Sanford of
Kiamato Fail, and W, A. Greenfield
and D, W. Kaddow ot Eugene,
In City Today PartSsad residents
whose name are listed on the city
hotel registers re E. L. Owen, J, D.
Robbln, W. B. Kriir. Mr. and Mr.
A. M, Whitlatch, O. . Stewart, J.
It. Beiie. c. . TUlrntn, J. S. Sm
men. R. J. Crymes, J. A. Worthing
ton, B. S. Sturgew, E A. McEnter.
Olenn W. Pott, Sam Foster, W. H.
Cusley, loo R. Powell, Charles S.
Bwter, Charles H. MeCi, and P.
A. McClees,
Leaves for School Mrs X CI. Hid
den hs returned to Medford from
PortUnd. where she accompanied her
son Nelson Florey, high school grad
uate. In Portland he passed: his phys
ical essmlnatloa for enlistment Into
the United State nvy. He left by
boat for San Diego to enter the navti
training school there. In prepsrallon
for entrance into Annapolis.
Barnes In Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Barnes of Medford were among
th msny week-eras visitor in thi
city who made the owner of our ho
wl very pleased. If there is anything
In the world that a hotel owner likes
more than anything else It Is to have
all the room of hi Inn filled with
guest who pay their bills. Mr. and
Mra. Barnes wer registered at tht
Portland hotel. Morning Oregonlan
California Guests T. V. Scott of
Anaheim was registered st a local
botes here over th week-end. Other
California:) include Mr. and Mr. J.
C. Stannard of Alameda, Mr, and Mrs.
M. Kambara of Sacraments, Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Anderson of Crescent City
Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Hannibal, W. J.
Adams and Mr. and Mrs, Herman O'
Goerman of San Jose, Harrison M
Munger. Jr- of Beverley Hills, B. Hol
comb. Erie Pierson nd C. B. Piereon
of Berkeley, and R. A. Wilhelmsen,
C. Wilhelmsen and J. A. Slacominl of
Oakland.
Marty Oc 8lmmln Th Central!:
swimming .o.a in th Apples: riv
er was th gathering plaos yesterdsy
of mny Mec.'ord peopl. who rport
th cwlmming better than it ha been
in many years, because of th abun
dance of water. Among tha from
thi city enjoying th port were Mr.
and Mr. Arthur Lsing and party.
SCANDINAVIANS OF
REGION IN PICNIC
i$eT this 1$3 ScsiHSInsvUn from
wuihtm Orefcn, and & ftw from
northern ltfomlt attend th
picnic la HIma park ftt AuMand
yMtrdf, which spnd with rtcM
and contest is ih morning coatm-;
ulng ihrmt$h th which w H
rided hf the serving of the Immense
picnic dinner at noon.
Hie committee for the tnnusl
event, which drew Swedes, Norwe
gians arid Dsn to the Ltthi city,
was composed &f HUdSne; Bengtssoa,
Harold Larsn. Morris KsiUtrom and
Axel Benson,
The irats sddrsss of the day w
given by Dr. M A. Woods of Ashland
la the abme of Br, T. O. Sweden
burg. Attorn Besgtson of MM ford
site addressed the crowd snd pre
sented croup of pictures taken oa
his receju trip through Sweden.
Winners in contests cf the dy
were: Egg race, Mrs, Clark of Med
ford; peanut race, Margaret Eeid,
Medford; horse shoe contest, S. A,
Turnquist. Medford; bathlnf beatify
contest, Flsie Anderson; nickel grab,
Herman SsstwSett:,
Lars tsrsen of Klamath Falls en
tertained with group of aoeordioa
numbers including many popular
melodies and some old Swedish fa
vorite.
At noon the picnic dinner was
spread in old fashioned picnic style
at a. Ions tsbi where si! gathered to
tip the coffee cup in unison.
Tht day was climaxed with swim
ming and serving of ice cream.
KIWIS GIVEN
GIST OF PLANS
FOR JOB RELIEF
Members of th itiwanla elnfe in
tsreatsd themseUe in the proMessa
of the unemployed again todyt when
sddrea&ed at the rfAJir incheos
at tfee Hotel Medford by J. C. Barries,
spokesman of the Medford Associa
tion of the Unemployed, whicb to
attempting a prosram to fcwp the
jobless in their homes.
Mr, Barnes outlined again the;
piss to exchange, labor for foa
lights, water and shelter ami asked J
for rJi anpomimeni or a (vrnmine?
from th Kiwanta club to aastst tn jj
th sheiter problem. A meeting of
the iseard of directors was calied
President Mn Arnspiger ts fsKow
th luncheon, at which time ap
pointment of ach a emmitte will
be considered.
Insisting that Immediate action b
taken to keep out of state isbor
from hsrveating and packing this
gear's fruit crop. Or, Dsn S. Sisnrtard
of FhoenijE, joined the dirys!&n,
which followed Mr. Barnes sddrasc
"Companies should be nottf ied thst
southern reesnisns will not stand
for tha usual Wne-up of CalitsnSt
curs t our packing houses tiU
yesr" Dr, Standard stated, nd
through a message more etftetlve
than s letter with a blue ribbons
sbout it.
In tnjr to hi stand, Ktr, Btine
ssred the club that the fruit
packing problem was en ot the
first considered hf the URmpteTd
association, and that & letter will
be received by each erehardtrt f
qtsesting co-operation in efforts to
keep the work at home thi
AAaursnce has been Riven th umm
ployed sssociatioo that eerf ffert
will fee made to accomplish a sttaj
factory solution to the fruit prsh-f
l?m, is stated.
Constancm Bmnnett
I n Craierian Film
Zntsueiaatle crowds greeted Cos
stance Bennett in her lsweai j;c
tur( "What Price Koli?ood which
opened a tore-df engsment t
the Fok Craterias yejitrtJ?,
The story (a a revelation ot th
inside of Hollywood and it people,
with tbetr ambition their eonceiU
and their peculiar Kight from
ts start rou are csht in the
whirlwind that makes the onrma
wheeia go round.
WilHf n of fana hT eem ebarm
d by the Coats?K Bennett of
"Cftmmcn Law," "Bought
WHh a Past" and ether sensational
successes. But la Wht Pries Ho3-
irwaed UM &etntt la greater,
mora ftss ir before.
The cast include Veil HamiStos.
Lowell Shermag m-d tegor? Etatoff.
From F, asd i -5a Fran
cisco as4 la Annals gussta, who
vera at hmeda to M?iford, include
tbe following t5v Bsy city: Mr,
and ssf. U. U, mirnm ?- M Mas
on, T C Monroe, ftzf h. Euff, F- M,
iiariarity AdsSpfc aesai&e, AJber
Ahafskr, Dr, Hernst Basmusaea, Mrs,
M. white t;& Hrt jt, iMater. From
Lob Asgele n Mc, and Sirs. K. S.
W:t?r, K. W, and party. Mrs.
Jennie Foeugesose, Fhsc Howy
and A. Krasuu
Ury tUsi 1 1 per tier. Tou fesui
m Medford Wmi Co.
TODAY w&YmHTO
VouM be
startled
"The Strange Love
of Molly Louvain"
YOU WILL LOVE THIS
GIEL AND HER STORY
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NEWS SHOTS
OF
PORTLAND
ROSE
CARNIVAL
COMEDY WOW
"MAYBE I'M WRONG"
EVERY ofl forms some
carbon when it burns
Inside your motor. What
you can avoid is hard
carbon, the kind that
builds up in brittle, coke
like layers.
Don't pay 30 or 54 for
oil that may have a hard
carbon base! Use Shell
Motor OiL It will cost you
only 25 a quart You'll
get much less carbon.
And none of it will be hard
carbon!
Furthermore: You are
guaranteed that the
proper grade of Shell
Motor Oil for your car
will lubricate as well
and last as long under
equal driving conditions
as any other correct
grade oil costing 30$ or
350. What's the sense in
paying that extra 5 or 10
for every quart?
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The Coolest Spot in Town!
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Behind
The
Scenes
In
Hollywood
ForTTie
First Time .
Constance
Bennett
-in-
"WHAT PRICE
HOLLYWOOD"
WITH
NEIL HAMILTON and LOWELL SHERMAN
Mattaees
Week
Days
25
NIGHTS
HOLIDAYS
AMD
SUN, MATS.
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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
"FORBIDDEN COMMANDMENTS
tit SARI MARRZA, GENZ SAYM0OT, IS VINO KOHSt
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Notice!
Baring th period from July 1 to Sspt 30, fl Fed
eral Law proMMte the going or Wag ojsa By
Nations! Forest land, except at imgaatod and
posted Ferwi ewnpf with sutomaolk, oilier
rehiclei or pack fcenwi, wlUs th totwrttoa cf e&mp
Ing thsreoi), without bir.g tqnlpped, for ci
vaWole or pack trsia, with ft Mowing llr fight-
0n ut wltfc haail, not lew than 18 toehw leaf
and wIghfag two lot. or mw, on thovii, with
fcandla and not less titan 38 in, long and M&da set
less than 8 Inehat wld; one water eontatar, eapae
ity 1 gal, sr mow.
SPECIALS!
2 lb. Axes $1,15
26 in. Handle ShoveU, , . , , ,$L20
8 qt. Water Buckets ... .. . .30e
Hubbard Bros., he.
E. Main. Since 1884
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