Medford mail tribune., June 30, 1932, Page 9, Image 9

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1932.
PAGE NINE
Local and Personal
i ..rM tnr Home Mri. Wm. Sehal
er of Corvallla lelt by train today for
ber noma in me nwuwn y;
On Business Here Mm. P. Cup
per of Salem, who arrived here from
the north by train thla morning, left
for the capital at noon today.
Clerk Plana Vacation F. E. Nichols,
clerk at the Medford post office, will
leave Saturday for a two week' va
cation trip.
-
palnu Go North Mr. and Mra.
Charley Palm left here- on the Shasta
thla noon for Portland, wnere tney
will spend a few days.
Logan Is Caller James T, Logan,
mining man of Happy Camp, Is in
Medford today attending to business
' matters.
Moves to Park Street T. V. Par
sons, transferred from DunsmuLr to
the city by the Standard Oil com
pany, Is moving to 408 Park street to
reside.
Building Cabin at Lake-John John
son Is building a new cabin at Dia
mond lake thla season, where bis
son-in-law, Ben Trowbridge plans to
spend the coming week.
Plan Holiday Outing Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Lalng are among Medford
people planning to spend the holiday
In the mountains. They will motor to
Woodruff Meadows Sunday.
In From Farm Mr. and Mra. An
dersoon Mee of Thompson Creek are
in Medford today attending to busi
ness matters and shopping at local
stores.
Paul Ryan, Visitor Paul Ryan, stu
dent of Oregon State college, is in
Medford for several days visiting
I friends before continuing to his ranoh
i ' '
' Return from North Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus A. Herr and children have, re
turned home from Portland, where
Federal Prohibition Agent Herr was
called on business. They left here
Sunday.
Wilson In City Steve Wilson, In
surance agent of the Sams Valley dis
trict, was In Medford this morning
calling on local business men and an
nouncing that crops are fins and the
pitch fork handles hot out his way.
...
From Sacramento Anna Clawson
of Sacramento, Calif., arrived here on
the Shasta today noon to spend about
two weeks here receiving medical at
tention. She will be the guest of
Mrs. Lilly Mottren while here.
... ,
Little Girl Lost Little four-year-old
Betty Jane BurdeU of this city
was reported lost by her mother last
evening, but she was located by city
police officers after she had been gone
about a half hour.
Shopping Here Mrs. L. J. Ohllda of
McCloud, Calif., who was shopping
in Medford yesterday, registered her
car with Lee C. Oarlock at the out-of-state
registration bureau while In
(he city,
Miller In City W. L. Miller, form
er manager of the Nash hotel, who
has a mine on the lower Illinois river,
Is in town for a few days on business.
Mr. Miller reports the hills full of
prospectors, and states that most of
them are taking out a little gold.
Doremus' to Leave Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Doremus are leaving tomorrow
for a month In San Francisco. Before
they return they expect to visit rela
tives and friends in Santa Barbara
and also attend the Olympic games
in Los Angeles.
a
Leaves for Lake Ray Henderson
will leave Medford tomorrow for Cra
ter Lake, where he will be employed
during the sesson as ranger at the
rim and director of programs at the
'.community house. He will be Joined
there In a few weeks by Mrs. Hender
son and their daughter, Lela.
...
Motor to Colorado Miss Doris
Bsler, a member of the Medford high
school faculty In the English de
partment, will leave Saturday by mo
tor for Alamosa. Colo, where she
plsns to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. O. A. Albln. They also
plan to Journey to Colorado Springs
and Denver after Miss Baler's arrival
In Alamosa.
...
Wrights Call Here Mr. and Mrs.
Mslcom Wright and family of Placer
ville, Cal, stopped here yesterday to
visit friends while enroute home from
the Willamette valley, where they
visited relatives. Mr. Wright was for
merly prlnclpsl of the Gold Hill
schools snd an Instructor at central
Point. He la now principal of the
Placervllie schools.
Arrive In City Arrivals In Medford
yesterday who registered their care
k at the out-of-state registration bu
reau on South Riverside avenue, and
save this city as their destination,
i r fcere Wm. B. Hlggs of Rushvllle, Neb.,
"" O. Franklin of Waltaburg, Wash, C.
Les Holmes of Covlna, Calif, and Er
nest Carpenter of Yakima. Roy J. Ca
vert of Santa Rosa listed Applegate
as his destination,
.
Miss Sehmldll Leaves M!t till!
Schldll, Instructor in Franklin hl?h
school, Portland, Is leaving today for
the north following a several days'
visit with her brother Arthur
Sehmldll, local heating contractor.
nd family. She was much Impressed
during her stay here with the enter
prise of Medford and the beauty of
Crater Lake and the scenery offered
In the surrounding country. She will
stop in Eugene en route north to
spend several days at the University
or Oregon, following educational In'
teres..
1
Webslers Move to Cltv Mr. snd
Mrs. W. o. Webster, who recently
sold their orchard north of Medford
are moving in town this week to
make their home on Jackson street.
.
Leave by Plane Tommy Culbert
son and W. H. "Moose" Mulrhead
left the local airport In a Falrchlld
plane this morning for Klamath Falls,
Lakevlew and Lake o' the Woods.
Mrs. Barnum Returns Mrs. John
Barnum, called here by the death ol
her father, Mr. Stearns of central
Point, returned to her home In San
Francisco yesterday.
...
To Take Vacation Cal 0. Wells,
deputy United States marshal, will
leave tomorrow for Portland on a
month's vacation. He also plans to
visit numerous coast points before
returning here.
.
Berry Is Here c. J. Berry, general
agent of the passenger department of
the New York Central lines' offices
In Portland, la spending today in
Medford on business, having arrived
by tram this morning.
Reserve Ship Stops A naval re
serve plane out of Oakland stopped at
the Medford airport this noon, en
route south from Portland. Th nnmt
enjoyed lunch at the port before con
tinuing cneir flight.
...
Postmaster Returns Postmaster W.
J. Wsrner will return tomorrow from
his two weeks' vacation, the day
marks the opening of the new fii
year at the post office and will be
tnaracterizea oy much work on re
ports. In From Sams Valley The list of
business callers tn MfvifrtrH ,tAr.
day Included Frank Fitzgerald and
Walter Fitzgerald of Sams Valley,
rs. SharleT Walker of Eagle Point and
Roy Vaughn of Prospect were also
business callers.
.
Parrs Leave Todnv fitntA unit,-
Officer Roy Parr and family expect
to leave Thursday morning for Heeds
port where Mr. Parr has been trans
ferred. ThA msnv frUnri nf fcf-
Mrs. Parr regret their leaving Ashland
Asniana uany Tidings.
Yeoman Plcnle Pnatnnn.rt m.
nlo of the Yeoman lodge planned for
Juiy 11 at Casey's camp on the Cra
ter Lake highway, hfts h-n nnatnnn.
ed until Julv 24 hv?Aii nt tv, .f.
conflicting with that of other local
juuk picnics.
...
Mr. Emorr Here Fred nnn, nt
the Line Material company of Mil
waukee, Wis, was a business visitor
in Medford yesterday. Mr. Emory Is
well known In southern Oregon hav
ing been a former employe of the
Copco engineering department.
Here from Portland Vi MrKn.
zle, national committeeman for Ore
gon in the American Legion was a
business visitor from Portland Wed
nesdsy. MacKenzie who recently re
turned from the east where he met
with other state representatives ad
vised that many thousands of east
ern Legion and Auxiliary members
plan to come to Portland In Septem
ber for. the national conv.nt.tnn nt
the America Legion. He urged all lo
cal legionnaires and auxiliaries who
plan to attend to register at once in
order to secure all benefits and en
tertainment features of the convention.
From Crater Lake D. W. Coe and
R. T. Worly were registered at a local
hotel from Crater Lake laat night.
...
Wllletts In City Mj. and Mra. W.
W. Wllletts of Persist were guests here
yesterdsy on their return from a
short stay In Ashland.
...
Another Orass Fire At 4:45 yes
terday altemoon, the city fire de
partment was called to the corner of
Peach and Murray to extinguish a
grass fire, which resulted In no dam
age, according to the firemen.
...
With Orchestra Members of Val
Valente's orchestra registered at lo
cal hoteds Include the leader. Mr.
Vslcnte. Ca! Swanson. Ham Richards,
Charlea Thumler, Red Otlham, George
McLaughlin, Izzy Zahn, Al Keek,
Vlrge Quffln and Milt Tharp.
Here for Fight Dr. Bert Peacock
and Dr. R. H. Mast, the former from
Marshfleld, and the latter from Myr
tle Point, were In this city last night
for the fight at the Armory. They
also came to Medford to advertise the
aerial celebration to be staged at
Marshfleld, July 4.
...
Stop at Hotels The guests register
ed at hotels here from Portland are
C. F. Johnson, P. J. Brags. R. J. Cry
mes. C. E. Enders, C. C. Harris, N.
Cosd, Martha Jsne Woods, Mr. and
Mrs. George F. Hall, W. B. Kelly, A.
H. Huey, R. R. Nicholson, Mr. and
Mrs. A L. Schroeder, C. H. Flash.
Dean Asdell, H. S. O'Donnell, and
B. F. Kaufman.
...
Callfarnla Guests Stopping at ho
tels here from California are H. Blen
des. H. Bradnoch and A. Meyer of
San Francisco. Dr. H. E. Dahlan and
son of San Jose, G. R. White. Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Quekhall and Mrs. M. A.
Nehns of Long Beach, Mrs. Charlea
Kempster of Loyalton, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Sank of Orovllle, Arnold Gunford
of Palo Alto, Lon Fox and son of
Oakland, and D. Terrlll of Yreka.
Leaves for Vacation J. A. Neff,
carrier No. 1 at the Medford post of
fice, leaves tomorrow for a two weeks'
vacation. Ed Scrlpter, another carrier,
la already vacationing In Nebraska,
having taken his laat year's vacation
at the close of the fiscal year and his
next year's at the opening of the fis
cal year, which starts tomorrow, he
obtained a longer vacation period.
.
Bolger Returns W. S. Bolger re
turned to Medford from Lakevlew yes
terday at noon. While In that city he
attended to business in connection
with the J. C. Penney company, and
was also guest at a chamber of com
merce luncheon there. Mr. Bolger is
president of the local chamber. Upon
his return, Mr. Bolger was loud in
his praise of the hospitality and
friendliness of the Lakevlew people.'
...
Field In Portland Not so much Is
heard about power nowadaya aa there
was once upon a time. That doesn't
displease M. D. Field In the least. He
Isn't asked as many questions now
as he used to be. Mr. Field Is on a
business trip to these parts and at
times his hat Is hanging In the Port
land hotel. He is connected with the
California Oregon Power company
witn headquarters at Medford.
Morning Oregonlan.
...
From State Point- Guests at the
hotels here, registered from points
outside of Portland were E. J. Scel
lars and F. T. Dick of Salem. P. 8.
Jones, F. J. Carr and O. H. KUlbom
of Roseburg. Wallace Bralnard, Cllve
Croft, Fred Smith and Dr. A. B. Pea
cock of Marshfleld, C. W. Owen of
Albany, Paul Ryan of Corvallla, Mra.
Josephine Stuart, Kenneth Rodmer,
B. R. Pooley and Hugh H. Earle of
Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ross of Pros,
pect, and A. Machado and Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Yung of Klamath Falls.
Fredric March Here Tomorrow
T MM f i itH" mill -sia&iSto
Iho btari ui miijiir UihliuiKu, ivla Sidney uutl trriUrlc .March,
shine together for the first time In Pnramount's drama of tense real
Ism, "Mrrrlly We Go to Hell," coming to the Fox Craterlan Friday and
Saturday,
To Lake O' Woods Mr. and Mrl
George Gates and family and Mr. and
Mrs. M. Merrick are among the local
people who plan to spend the holi
day week-end at Lake o' the Woods.
They will make their headquarters at
the Gates summer home.
Bonhara In Medrord Raphael P.
Bonham, of Portland, district direc
tor of the U. S. Immigration service,
In the northwest was a Medford visit
or yesterday and among other duties
of his department, granted to Solo
mon Watne of Jacksonville the right
to apply for a certificate of registry
which will allow him to become an
American citizen. According to direc
tor Bonham, Mr. walne came to this
country a number of years ago but
through an oversight received no rec
cord of admission, which is a prere
quisite of naturalization. Hie record
as a law-abiding citizen however be
ing excellent, the department made
an exception In his case as above
noted.
HAS BROKEN AM
Walter Petrucct was brought to the
Sacred Heart hospital this morning
with a fractured ankle, received in
a minor accident in the mining ope
ration at Kane creek, where he is
employed by Jack McCean.
X-rays of his Injuries were taken
and report had not yet been made
thla afternoon,
McMlnnvllle Building permit is
sued here during first five months
this year totaled 915,030.
Joe at Holly
Featured at the Holly tonight Is
the regular ahowlng of Joe E. Brown
In "The Tenderfoot" and Val Valente
and his famous Roof Garden orches'
tra on the stage. Those wishing to
hear this splendid presentation on
the stage should be at the theater
by 8:30 as the band will be pre
sented only once this evening and
at that time. This group of enter
tainers are sure to please all who
attend, as they are one of the
finest aggregations on the coast, and
this. In conjunction with ' Th Ten
derfoot," will make an outstanding
presentation at the Holly tonight,
Klamath Fills Main atreet lnv
provement project underway.
DANCE
4th OF JULY
DREAMLAND
ON THE SCREEN
JOE
BROWN
"The
Tenderfoot"
WITH
Ginger Rogers
Lew Cody
Tonite Tomorrow Nite
AT
8:30 P. M.
VAL
VALENTE
AND HIS FAMOUS
ROOF GARDEN
ORCHESTRA
The Finest Entertainment In
Southern Oregon
PRICES
EVE. MAT,
Adults 55c Adults
Kiddles ltic Kiddles lie
Loges 40c Loges .....35c
' 1
-4, m
Three Cheers for the 4th
and
Good Cheer for Your Purse
Whorever you go this week-end
you'll tee Slacks and. Sport Pa
jamas. Get a pair at the Cin
derella Shop for your trip to the
beach, mountains or to keep cool
at home.
"Slacks"
Polka dots and stripes. Smart
and practical and only
$ 1 .OO
Twill and Linen Slacks in high
colors
$1.95
Jersey and Corduroy Slacks that
are swanky enough to go around
in the best places
$2-9S
SPORT PAJAMAS
and HATS
Colorful Pajamas with Sun Hats to match. Be sure
to see these Friday and Saturday.
$1.00, $1.25, $1.95
QUARTERLY PAY
FOR AUTO TAGS
STARTS JULY 15
SALEM, Jun 30. (AP) A quar
terly ystm payment of automobile
licensee h-i been worked out by the
department of stata and will be put
nto effect on July IB. Hal E. Hoaa.
eecretary of atate, announced at
Portland last night. Hos believed
euch a plan would b legal aa It
would take the form of reoelpta rn
platea.
Governor Jullua L. Meier the day
before declared a 15-day moratorium
on new llcena, and urged aome
form of quarterly payments In order
to relieve the situation relative to
purchase of 1033 Uoensea. Hoaa had
asked the attorney -general for an
opinion on the legality of aome pro
cedure for Installment buying, which
opinion la expected here today.
It was stated unofficially that ac
ceptance of a part-payment by the
secretary of state's office on a license
plate waa In reality a deposit on
license and not the Issuance of a
Uoense and hence might be declared
legal.
Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ames
took over Alton hotel, West Lale
street.
Marshfleld Bids to be opened July
19 for construction of proposed of
fice building.
Nyssa Larson Motor Co. moved to
new location In Powell garage building.
Holds False Teeth
Tight All Day Long
Pasteeth, a new Improved powder
keeps plates from dropping or slip
ping. No gummy, pasty fueling. Sweet
en breath. Olves real Keth comfort
all day. Praised by people and den
t!ate everywhere. Avoid worry. Get
Pasteeth at Jarmln & Wood or your
I druggist.
ASKS $1767 FOR
I
Suit for 11767 alleged damages
waa filed In the circuit court late
yesterday by Margarite Boyle, 14,
against Mrs. Stella J. Merrick, ot
the "Merrick Motor Inn." The plain
tiff takea legal action through her
father, as ad litem guardian, John
O. Boyle, vice-president of the Cali
fornia-Oregon Power Co.
The complaint alleges that In Au
gust. 1931, the plaintiff, with other
children, was playing with a water
ball In the swimming pool. The ball
waa thrown out of the water, and
the children. In the test of play,
rushed out of the water to regain
It. It Is asserted that the plaintiff,
In climbing out of the pool, slipped
on the cement curbing, causing her
to fall, and sustain permanent In
Jury to her teeth.
Fifteen hundred dollars general
damages and $367 for dental services
are sought.
Hood River A. O. A. cannery op.
e ratting.
e
Molalla County roads near here
oiled.
STATE Theatre
LAST TIMES TONIT8
Leo Carrlllo In
"The Guilty Generation"
IE
THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN
TIMES
TODAY
TALLULAH
BANKHEADin "Thunder Below"
COMING TOMORROW
3
Given in . .
larriage
a'glrlV dearest
dream I '
Taken'ln marriage
a girl's most
ions Illusion i
FT IT
. Mil II
1 III " prec
SUtincL
fAcdAic
mm!
i
MATS week day. 25 NITES "Ma" 35
Today 2
An; Seat
15
"WOMAN IN ROOM 13"
With ELISSA LANDI, NEIL HAMILTON anil MYRN'A LOT
FOR SALE
$10 Will Place This Electric Range in
Your Home
This high-grade Monarch Electric Range -was hulit to sell
for $151.50 and would he an exceptional value at that price.
By special arrangement with the Monarch Malleahle Iron
Range company this company, in co-operation with the Med
ford dealers listed below, has made it possible for you to buy
this range, completely installed, for $99.50. This range has
beauty and style in every line. It Is up-to-date in every re
spect, dependable in every way and fully guaranteed. Easy
terms if you desire. See your dealer today.
Cupp Furniture Company Palmer Electric Company
Peoples Electric Store Leonard Electric
Electric Wiring Company
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
S. Central
Phone 265