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' BEDFORD' MAIL TRTBTJITE, JfEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, .TLTLY 7. 1932. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal Mis Carroll Hera Mlu Maurin CarroU, program director at the Ore gon Caves, waa a Medford visitor yes terday afternoon. Begtster Here L. a. Rasmussen of Chicago and W. B. Clemmua of Bt. Loula, Mo., wen guests today at ho tel! sere. Rnldera to Coast Mrs. Maude Snider, daughter Mary and son John expect to motor to Crescent City Fri day on a week-end vacation trip. - does to lake Bob Keaney left Wednesday morning on a short trip to Lake o' the Woods, expecting to return last night. Has Tonsils Out Georglanna Hol- loway la In the Community hospital recovering from the extraction of her tonsils. Mrs. Newell Home Mrs. E. M. Newell arrived back In Medford to day from Hepner. Ore., where she vlalted her sister, Mrs. mure uris kell, for several days. . To conduct Meet Daughters of Union Veterans will conduct their July meeting on Friday evening, July 8, in the Armory, It was announced today. m In from Lake Creek L. H. Wyant and daughter Wanda of Lake Creek were here this morning buying aup plies for their store In the northern district. Farrell leaves Ernest S. Farrell renresentatlve of the Union Pacific railway, with headquarters In Eugene, spent yesterday and today here con- Vferrlng with business men. " Beturn from NorthJoel and Louisa Cowden. children of Dr. and Mrs. R. p. Mortensen, are expected back In Medford today from a vacation over the Fourth of July to Eugene and Springfield. In the latter place they visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schnetzky. The Hot Weather! is here and baking bread in a hot stuffy kitchen is real punish ment. Let Fluhrer do your baking. Merely phone your grocer and ask for a loaf of Fluhrer's Bread fresh from the oven. It's much easier, simpler and better than tedious home baking. t'nderroes Operation J. D. Strain. who Is visiting relatives in the Eagle Point district, underwent a major operation at the Community hospital this morning and waa In a. satisfac tory condition this afternoon. Stop In City Among those from state points who were guests in the city overnight at the hotels were 0. W. Owen of Albany, George Howard of Diamond lake. H. Mlddleton. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reynolds, J. D. Kelly and E. 8. Farrell. . Washington Residents Olive Meyer of Davenport and T. OS. McLees of dmonds were among Washington guests at Medford hotels. Others were Al Tross. M. F. Vincent, S. S. Kram, W. L. Brtd. Inez Stark, Frank J. Lynch and Harry West of Seattle. . Register Cars Registering their cars with Lee C. Oarlock at the out- of-state bureau yesterday were H, Kent of Vancouver, B. C. and Char les T. Dawson of Fresno, whose Ore gon destination was listed as Med' ford. Charles A. Scbulta of Yreka, who plans to make regular business visits here, also registered. Hotel Man Here Mr. and Mra. J. F, Reynolds of Eugene were guests In Medford over night of Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Clemenson at the Jackson hotel. Mr. Reynolds Is manager of the Oregon hotel in Eugene, which belongs to the same system as the Jackson. Fishing Fine Now Residents of Prospect In Medford this morning announced that fishing Is fine up their way now and the weather Ideal for a mountain outing. Among peo ple from the resort town shopping this morning were Mrs. Mary qrieve and John Holmer. In Improved Condition Frank Jordan, who received serious Injuries at an early hour yesterday morning when his head and forearm were caught In the cut-off saw which he was operating for the Timber Prod ucts company. Is reported getting along favorably at the Sacred Heart hospital today. m Dog Returns Home The little brown "pooch" belonging to state Police Officer B. M. Baucom, which Jumped out of the window of his car yesterday afternoon, returned home early this morning, the officer re ported. Upon finding the dog miss ing, Officer Baucom notified the city, county, state and federal offices to county, state and federal officers to From Rose City Portland guests whose names appear on the hotel registers of Medford are W. Jacobs. J. H. Taylor and family, J. L. Cook, H. B. Wheeler, C. E. Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Bruntsch, A. R. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White, S. F. Simon, Earl L. Wilson, E. W. Thompson, L. A. Cornett, F. J. Hawes. Ira E. Titus. Wm. B. Graves and H. W. Dickinson. Grows Prize Flower A beautiful gladiolus, produced as a seedling by Mrs. J. A. Goddard of 334 Plum street. is on display today at the Chamber of Commerce. The lovely flower, of pale pink, blotched with red, has been named "Miss Medford." The stalk was six feet in height before being cut for exhibition by Mr. God dard, and carries 13 blossoms and buds. It is one of many seedlings at the Goddard garden, and this Is Its third year of blooming. Callfornlans In City Among the California guests registered today at hotels In the city are Ben Kurck. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brady, C. E. O'Hallo ran, A. O. Moreland, Nat Levitt, T. J. Barnes and B. Jordan of San Francisco. Mrs. D. B. Llnguln of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Patton of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs'. Walter Wil liams of Claremont, Mrs. Wm. P. Douglas and family of Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Ross and George and Polly of San Mateo, and Augustine M. Sulhul of San Anselmo. To Eugene Francis Fry, formerly baggageman at the local Southern Pacific station, left by train at noon today for Eugene. Home from Crescent City Mr. and Mra. H. W. Conger have returned to this city from spending several days at Crescent City. Granges Join Meetings Friday evening. July 8. the Roxy Ann Grange members will be guests of the Jack sonville Orange, occupying the chair and conducting the lecture hour. To Jacksonville When Clarence Barrle of Klrkland, Wash., registered his automobile at the out-of-state bureau here yesterday, he gave Jack sonville as his Oregon destination. Mrs. Corliss In Hospital Mrs. Har old Corliss, who underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hoe pltal yesterday, Is reported to be get ting along nicely today. t Business Callers w. R. Jordan of King's highway. Vivian Hale of Orir fin creek and G. L. Heath of Crater Lake highway were business callers In Medford this morning. Undergoes Operation Miss Evelyn Stowell of Eagle Point underwent major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday and her condition last evening was described as satis' factory. ' Visits Mra. Huson Mrs. Ida Bar ren of Oakland, Cal.. Is the house guest of Mrs. Ina Huson for several days, after which she will continue her trip north to visit friends in attle. Mra. Barren resided In Med' ford prevloua to four years ago. From Los Angeles The numerous guests at the hotels from Los An gelea were Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Benlay. Leo Klrkwood. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Parks, D. W. Jackelson, C. L. Patter son. R. W. Saake and Dr. and Mrs. J. M. O'Dell. Here for Funeral Mrs. Pike Maury arrived here last night from Coqullle, called by the death of her cousin, Mrs. Perclval Foster of Hilt, Cal., who was killed in an automobile crash on the highway near Gold Beach Tuesday. Funeral for Mrs. Foster wlU be held here Sunday at 3 o'clock, from the Perl funeral home, Mr. Flynn Visits Here Thos. K Flynn of Oakland. Cal., Is a guest here this week of his mother, Mrs Alice Trowbridge, at her home, 90S West Tenth street, He will' spend several days here transacting busi ness, having made the trip north for the purpose of buying Medford real estate. Colvlg Returns Bob Colvlg re turned to Medford this morning from a three weeks' vagabond trip to Los Angeles. He returned to Portland aboard a Richfield tanker, on which he "enjoyed" waiting tables, making beds, polishing brass, and other duties. He was accompanied south by John Reddy, who remained In Hollywood with his brother Psul, MoNab at Lake John L. McNsb of Palo Alto. Cal., who nominated Her bert Hoover for president In 1928, was a visitor at Crater lake yesterday, en route to his home from the Re publican convention recently held in Chicago. Mr. McNab, who Is msklng a hurried trip to his home in the south, expressed enthusiasm over the Republican platform adopted, and renomlnatlon of the president. File Complaint A complaint was filed today In Justice court against Pluma Finney of Jacksonville, on a charge of possession of liquor. The case will probably bo heard tomorrow. Leave for Portland A group leav ing on the Shasta at noon today for Portland, where they plan to spend several days, were Mrs. J. A. Wester- land, Miss Holmberg, Mrs. May Als dorf and Mra. R. A. Morrison. Reserves Plea Dave Davis, charged with assault and battery, reserved his plea until 8 o'clock this afternoon when brought before Judge Olenn O, Taylor In Justice court today. The complaint was filed by 0. s. Llnde mood. To Portland George Henselman of A. K. Fltkln o Co., Ltd, will leave this evening for Portland to remain for the rest of the week In conference with Robert F. Pelouze of Los An geles, Pacific coast manager and vlce president of the firm. Mr. Henselman plans to return Sunday. ... Children Go South Betty Lee and Alien Buckingham, children of Mr. and Mra. Roy Buckingham, left last night on the stage for Palo Alto, Cal, where they will be guests of their aunt. Miss Elisabeth Buckingham. Instructor at Stanford university They will stop In San Francisco en route, to visit friends, and were an ticipating a Jolly vacation In the south when they left Medford last evening. DANCE WALKER'S Central Point Sat., July 9 BEST OLD TIME MUSIC Gentlemen 40c. Ladles 10c What a Show STARTS TODAY! Craterian Star 1 jUk1 a -SeMBaTVsA-:-! if 1 10 ATTEND RUES IDE GIVEN TO CRATER Nation-wide publicity has come to Crater Lake again this time In two publications, the New York Times and the Ford News. The July Issue of the latter carries ft full e. beautifully Illustrated article on the lake, entitled "Through Snow to Sky-Blue Water." In the photo graphs cars are shown making the trip through the record anow of last year, the lake under snow man tle and the lodge and other build Ings at the rim. In the New York Times, the roto gravure picture section carries a photograph of Captain Lewis Yancey In his recent flight in an auto giro over Crater lake, "A Pilot Prom the East Flies Over an Extinct Volcano In Oregon," Is the caption. BILL COLLECTQRHIT BY ANGERED DEBTOR For assaulting Carl Brommer, of a local credit bureau, when Brom mer attempted to make a collection from him, Clarence H. Frlck, 30, waa fined $10 In Justice court this fore noon by Judge Olenn O. Taylor. Brommer called at the Sgobel and Day packing plant to collect the funds, when he was struck by Frlck, according to the court report. Joan Blondell and Stuart Erwln are co-featured In "Make Me a Star." a comedy romance coming to the Fox Craterian Friday and Sat urday. Miss Blondell has risen from obscurity to stardom In the past two years, and has been rewarded with one of the biggest fan-mall llata In Hollywood. She waa "discovered" on Broadway In a small part and drafted Into motion pictures. Her first big hit came with her charac terization of a "hard-boiled" type In "Office Wife," with Dorothy Mac kalll. Supporting her are Stuart Er wln who haa risen quickly to comedy-sympathy parts. Zasu Pitta, who furnishes additional humor and Ben Turoln furnishing gales of laughter aa the successful comedian who looks very suspiciously like Ben Turpln himself. A. Hobert Woody, 3, of Oarlbaldt. Ore., one of the victims In the boat tragedy there July 8, waa the son-in-law of Mrs. Amy King of San Francisco, formerly of Medford, who was here at the time visiting. She was accompanied here by her daugh. ter. Mary Ann Thompson. Besides his widow, Mra. Alberta Woody, Mr. Woody la survived by his daughter. Ruby Ann, 14, sons, Robert 14. and twin boys, 4, besides his brothers Cohen, Ted and John of Hood River. Woody served aa a captain In the world war, and was a member of the American Legion and Masonic lodge. Being a keen mountaineer, he was a Krag Rat member. He was associated with the Standard OH company. His brother, Frank. 31, was also a victim of the accident. He la sur vived by his widow and two children. Mrs. King and daughter left last evening for Hood River, where silent funeral services were scheduled tor this afternoon. Fair Red-Heads Of Medford Get Craterian Call Medford's contingent of red-headed women will have their day, for a call has been Issued through the want ad columna of The Mail Trib une by the Fox Craterian for them to appear at the theater Friday morning after 10 o'clock. Manager Don Geddea Is not an nounclng the reasons for the "wanta"' but It is rumored there might oe some connection with the movie hit, "Red Headed Woman," which Is opening at the theater Sunday, star ring Jean Harlow and Chester Morris. It la expected that a large num ber of red heada In the valley will call at the theater Friday morning, Mr. Oeddes said today. MANY UNREGISTERED POR NOV. ELECTION Registration books of the county clerk for the general election Tues day. November 8. will be closed month before the election October Many In the county have not registered, and are urged to do so, soon aa convenient, and avoid any final day rush. Following the May nrimary, there was a fair regis tration of delinquent voters, but It haa now dropped to aero. Under the Oregon law an unreglatered voter gets no ballot. Bootery Bargains Attracting Women Hundreds of Southern Oregon wo. men and girls took advantage of the low shoe prices offered by the Boot ery today at Ita semi-annual shoe sale which was launched thia morning. The Bootery's low prices will pre vail during the remainder of this shoe event which features spring and sum mer styles In light colors as well as dark shoes. "We have alaahed prices regardless of cost for this' sale, and are able to offer our customers practically every type of ahoe In all sires," Bob Strang said today. Fishing. Swimming, Dancing at Lake o' the Woods. Neurologist Dies. PHILADELPHIA, July 7. (AP) Dr. Joseph Leldy. famed aa one of America's leading neurologlats. la dead today at the age of 68. After a protracted Illness, he died last night at hts home In Penliyn, sur rounded by members of his family. you haul' Sams Valley Has Interesting Meet Grange Members SAMS VALLEY, July 7. (Spl.) Orange meeting was Interesting Sat urday night, with the following pro gram during the lecture hour: Ten minute song service; roll, call answer ed with what has been learned through the present depression; talk entltjed "Lest We Forget." and com paring old times with new, by R. I. Nealon; monologue, Melville Smith; review of the benefits derived from farmere' unions. BUI Straus; paper, Mrs. v. t. Wilson. During the business session R. H Ssegmlller reported his attendance at the State Orange session at Silver. ton. A resolution asking orchard men and other employera to give preference as near as possible to lo cal help and to those needing funds for supporting families, was passed. James Cagney Has New Role At Holly Winner Take All," featuring James Csgney and Marian Nixon Is showing at tne Hony theater for three days, starting with today. The piece was fashioned for giggles but, besides the constant round of merriment, there are some smart situations which help keep the continuity clever from start to flnloh. Cagney appears as Jim Kane, smart aleo lightweight, who, acclaimed by ftght fan for hts fearless punches until he meets up with a Park Avenue baby, gets his nose and ear smartened to please her, and then takes to dancing In trie ring. He has a perfectly lovely girl whom he had met out west In a resting home. But, although he promised to be true to Peggy, he goes nuts over Joan and even hires an eti quette tutor to teach him not to say "ain't,' and how to hold his cane, and what to do at a musical and such. Roy del Ruth gives the Inimitable Cagney cheerful direction and there' happy supporting cast which in dudes Marlon Nixon, Ouy Ktbbee, Dickie Moore, Clarence Muse, Vir ginia Bruce and others. Zaro will appear at the Holly dur ing this picture also and his splendid work and uncanny mind has folks who have seen blm wondering. TRIBUNE AD KEEPS AT Oood grades ot lumber at oull prices. Medford Lumber Oo. For a fine outing take the chil dren to Lake o' the woods, where swimming is a&ie. "It pays to advertise tM "It must," says Dr. E. W. Winkle today In a low voice, exhausted by the demands of telephone conversationalists who have Insisted upon giving him " a young or middle aged lady to do light house work, since appearance yesterday afternoon of an advertisement In the Mall Tribune. Dr. Winkle Is manager here of the Rlggs Optical company and he lent wanting anyone to do light house work. His telephone number, how ever, happens to coincide with the house number of someone who does. The ad, appearing m yesterday's Mall Tribune, requesting female help, ended with the following address: 1036 Queen Anne Ave." The number appeared on one line and the avenue on the other. So many readers in their haste and anxiety for jobs, ob viously read only the number and hurried to call "1036," the telephone number of Rlggs Optical Co. CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK. Ore. (Spl.) With the crater wall trail open and rental boats avail able fishing In Crater lake haa become one of the popular park at tractions. Several good catches of rainbow and steelhead trout were reported over the 4th of July holi days. A visitor at Crater lake every year, D. J. King of Olendale, Calif., waa one of the first to report a limit catch this season. The trout are In good condition and put up a game fight before being landed. Best catches are mad In the vicinity of Wizard Island, where fresh water shrimp, planted by the game commission several year ago, are most abundant. Graves Jewelry Shop, one block north of postofflce. Phone 499 -W. Real Estate or insurance Leave ft to Jones. Phone 708. Broken wind own glazed by Trow bridge Cabinet Works. LAST TIMES TODAY Dry slabs al.00 per tun. m. Medford Fuel Oo. I93J's big laugh and thrill hltl " ' -$ . I- . Mllllnn llnllnr r1 4 action-comedy -that will lift you right out of your seat with excite ment! 4 And How ZARO Is Thrilling The Crowds I ' Nothing Like It . Anywhere! If stf-sTf. lOU MISS TniS IBS 1"1 owrrj. j Hurry Only Three Days Morel 4' 1 . "f ' yik in aimT .4e-- i Crowds Won't Let Go! The First "Answer All" Day Was So Popular We Are " Forced to Have Another, Friday ... IvrWiNNEK Take Au? 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