Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 10, 1932, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MIDI TRIBTOE, BEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1932. PAGE FIVE Local and Prom Applegate Mrs. Lois Down ing of the Applegate district waa In Medford Saturday shopping and at tending to buslneaa matters. , , At Rogue Acrea Mra. W. W. Allen - and daughter Virginia are pending the week-end at the Allen cabin. Rogue Acrea on the river. . - Guest of Mother Earl Holbrook of Salem Is In Medford Tlsltlng his mo- ther. Mrs. Madge Holbrook for some time. Visits Niece Mrs. R. B. Osborne of Olyndon, Minn., arrived In Medford Mn .h Rhiuts vesterdav from the south to visit her niece, Mrs. Lloyd Williamson. rTo Oregon Caves Mr. and M:. E. T. Burelson, accompanied by Mrs. Burelaon's sister and family who are spending ' the summer in Medford, " motored to the Oregon Caves today. Returns from Portland Tommy Culbertson returned from Portland Saturday having flown the Mayfly, the Fluhrer-Mulrhead-Hart plane, north. - ' Grass Fire Saturday A grass fire on the Phlpps property. North River side avenue, was extinguished this morning at eight o'clock by the city fire department. Mr. Whaley Stops Here Van Wha ley of Los Angeles stopped In this city over the week-end for a short visit with relatives, following a vaca tion trip through the north. On Vacation Trip Mra. Myrtle Pankey plans to leave today for Dunsmulr, Calif., where ahe will spend a week visiting her daughter, Barbara Louise. Trading Here Charles Wright of Montague, Calif., registered his car In Medford Friday at the out-of-state bureau on South Riverside avenue. He waa in the city trading, according to his registration. From Oakland Mrs. W. B. HuM and Mrs. Rob Kerr of Oakland, .Calif., arrived on the Shasta here Saturday to be with their mother, Mrs. H. M. Williamson, who la seriously Ul ' at the Sacred Heart hospital. Leaves for North Mrs. Priacllla, . Oatman left for her home In .Port land yesterday, having spent the peat three months here with relatives. Mrs. Oatman Journeyed north on the Shasta. Home from Vacation E. W. Wake- field and E. R. Cosa returned Thurs day night from two weeks' vaca tion In the north, during which they visited relatives in Spokane, Rlts vllle and at Lake Washington. : . r Gasoline Stolen The gasoline tank at the Valley Fuel company was bro- ken Into Friday evening, and five T gallons of gasoline stolen, according to a report at the city, police station. The lock waa also broken from the atore'room, but nothing was missing. Snlders at Cabin Mrs. Maude Sni der and daughter, Mary, and son. John, are spending the week-end at their cabin at Shady Cove, which la claiming more and more of their leisure time as the eummer progres ses. Saturday Visitors Dave Pence of Trail and Frank and Walter Flteger ald of the Sams Valley district were business callers In Medford yester day. L. L. Wysnt and daughter, Wanda, of Lake Creek were also busi ness callers. 1 Miss Look Goes South Miss Rachel Look of Sacramento, Cal., who has N been guest for some time of Mrs. Donna Orafflj and Mra. Chub An derson, left yesterday for Portland, i Miss Look Is assistant librarian In " the California 'elate library In the capital city. Jones is Fined Olen Jones, arrest ed several weeks ago on a charge of aelllng liquor-to officers, waa fined $25 and sentenced to 17 days in Jail when he appeared In Justice court at Jacksonville Friday. The case of Har old Thacker was dismissed. Seattle Residents Included among ' the Washington guesta stopping at hotels here were the following from Seattle: A. O. Lay, F. OkaMkl, Miss Amy Okazakl, Mr. and Mrs. Irl Daw son, Dr. and Mrs. D. H. F. MacPher son. Bettle Olson. From Walla Walla, Oene Folta was registered, and Lora M. Anderson from Spokane. From the Bear State Among the ' Callfornlana whose names appear on hotel registers are the following from San Francisco: Marvin D. Brombar ger, J. L. Patton, Joseph Schnal, J. O. Langford, and Mr. and Mra. B. H. Wllllsma. From Los Angeles were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller, A. M. Wayne. 8. O. Carpenter, H. E. Chapman and family, Mrs. H. H. Herbert and C. VJ 1 Whealy. Others were C. C. Canavan ! of Chlco, H. Q. Nutt of Pasadena and i T. V. Sooft of Anaheim. I ' ' ' I Hearing Delayed The case of VI-1 ola Holmes, charged by Mrs. Berti Watklns with assault and battery, will be heard by Judge Glenn O. Tay lor some time during the coming I week. The papera were filed June 3. j at which time Viola Holmee pleaded i not guilty and the trial waa set for' July 9. A the attorneys In the case : were In circuit court yesterday, the j hearing was postponed. The two had a disagreement over an Irrigation ditch, according to the complaint. ... Window Features Lake A very at- " tractive window display, featuring Crater Lake, scenic wonder of south ern Oregon, is being viewed this week at the Chamber of Commerce, i Arranged by Gerald Barr of the Mu tual Mill and Seed company, thej miniature lake la composed of blue vitrol with surrounding mountains of gray shells. Miniature Indians,' contributed by Swem's Olft shop are . Included in the display and Indian is baskets, made by the Klamath In- jf dians. were donated by H. O. Wilson. Paintings of the lake form the back ground. I Personal Arrives Here Mrs. M Lamoreaui arrived In Medford this morning to spend two weeks jrlsltljiig Bert Qulg- At Diamond Lake John Johnston spent several days during the past week at Dlamrjnd Lake repairing hla cabin. e . . Hawkins Visits Here John Hawk Ins of Klamath Falls stopped In this city Friday evening to visit friends on hla return trip from Tillamook. ' f ' Guests from Instance Those regis tered at the hotels here from distant points Include Carl Bauer of Max Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc pherson of Butte, Mont., Jim Fln nlck and James Harton of Rochester, N. Y.. H. C. Demlng of Wade, N. C. Lawrenoe Smith of Atlanta, Qa., and S. L. Harris, of Chicago, 111. . Portland Guest Oris Crawford, cashier o the First National bank of Medfordywas visiting with moneyed men In this city during the week. They haf several matters to talk about, among them the German debt problems. But some Oregon debt were of greater Interest. Mrs. Crawford accompanied her husband. They registered at the Portland ho tel. Morning Oregonlan. I ... Stop In Valley Their Oregon des tinations listed, C. D. Sorenson of Portervllle, Calif., gave Central point as hla stopping plaoe. Those who planned to remain In Medford for some time were J. L. R. Corbett of Sacramento, and Edgar F. Bingham of Elbe, Waah. Hazel Dysslln of Oak lahaMlan., registered her auto Fri day also, as did James B. Talbott of Des Moines. Iowa. . Portland Here The hotel regis ters .In Medford contain the names of the following Portlanders: M. P. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marston. E. R. Motfatt. L. Axland. M. B. Mat toon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mochell. C. C. Clement, A. N. Russell, J. O. Sev erton, O. A. Panby, Charles H. Oun ther E. S. Parsons, Fred Brown, D. E. Gordon, Olen D. Handy and Bert crort. ' . From State Points Numerous vr clnltles throughout the state were represented at local hotels over the week-end. Among the registrations were Jim Paris. Jack Retlaw. and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Keever of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hartley of Sutherlln, F. 8. Jones, O. H. Kllborn, and Mr. and Mra. Charles O. Garna han of Roeeburg. Bud Mara, J. C Carrie and Ted Mesoh of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robinson of Yam. hill. Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Yung and Clyde .8. Crame of Klamath Falls. Fred W. Noble of Prlnevllle and Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Noble of Bend. Red-Headed Woman Will Be Selected At Craterian Show fly popular acclaim of the Tues day night audience at "Red Headed Woman" the Medford woman with the reddest hair will be selected from the large number of entries to be awarded the title of Medford'a most red headed woman. She will also be presented a solid gold watch, being furnished by Larry schade. Many crimson-headed women In the city have announced their plans to compete In the contest- Tuesday evening, and a large crowd la expect ed to see the show "Red Headed Wo man," featuring Jean Harlow and Chester Morris. - a Sky Devils" Now On Rialto Screen Laughs and thrills In plenty are provided in Howard Hughes' latest film offering, "Sky Devils." which comes to the Fox-Rlalto tor two days, starting today, For sheer value In entertainment, this mlle-a-mln-ute movie of fighting and flying fools unquestionably tops them all. Action, romance, comedy galore and spectacle, all combined in one story that la "Sky Devils. It con tains aome of the most spectacular air scenes shown on the screen since "Hell's Angels" and its comedy la reminiscent of Producer Hughes' first great laugh-hit, "Two Arabian Knights." The cast Is headed by Spencer Tracy, William Boyd. George cooper and Ann Dvorak and waa directed by Edward Sutherland, the man who turned out both of Eddie Cantor's laugh hits, "Whoopee" and "Palmy Daya." Enjoy a Swim at Merrick'! MODERN SAFE SANITARY Sewon Tlcketi $5 for one person Family Swim Tickets 40 swims .So.oo It iwlms 12,80 See onr new Sun Porch! For Except fonal KODAK PR'TIRES Mall your Fllmi to ' SWEM'S Medford SWIM In White Sulphur Water Helman't Baths AMILAND Tub Baths, free Plrnle Ground Coming To Holly A. ''Ph. Coming to the Holly Wednesday only la a picture that la of Interest to 'everyone. "Cougar" was filmed In part in the mountalna of northern California, aome near thla vicinity. It, presents Jay Bruce, the famous California state lion hunter, on one of his expeditions wherein he cap- turea the cougar with hla bare hands. For sheer thrills this picture will have few equals. Its authenticity Is beyond question and It Is entirely In natural sound, making It a splen did program for anyone. FENCE QUESTION Testimony waa heard by Circuit Judge H. D. Norton Saturday after noon In the Injunction suit of Mrs. Jennie Barr against Floyd Rlpney, V. J. Emerick, C. W. Balm and others over building of a fence on farmland In the Upper Applegate country. Mrs. Barr contends that the present fence line has stood for over 40 years. The Rippeys, et al, claim that they are proposing to build the new fence on & survey made by Herman D, Powell. V. J. Emerick, former mayor of Medfofd and Mrs. Pat Swayne were among the witnesses. The fence la located on what is known as the "Palm 40" and adjoins the Pat Swayne farm. The court announced It would hand down an opinion the end of the coming week. Porter J. Neff. counsel for Rlppey and T. J. Enrlght, counsel for Mrs. Parr, announced they would submit memoranda to the court the first of the week. . Dissolution of a temporary injunc tion against the building of the fence Is sought. The action has been pending for several weeks. STATE PYTHIANS ' PICNiC JULY 17 The Knights of Pythiaa state-wide picnic will be held July 17 at Cham poeg park, near Portland. Champoeg park la known as the "birthplace of Oregon." for on May 3. 1843, Oregon's provisional govern ment was authorized by a group of pioneers who met at Champoeg. which was an Indian Village, long before the coming of the white men. All Knights of Pythiaa In southern Oregon, who can possibly attend, are urged to and all other civic and fraternal bodies are Invited. STATE . NOW PLAYING Chas. 'Chic' Sale In "The Expert" AUo Mickey Mouse '. Cartoon and Comedy Their Loss Your Gain An opportunity placed woolens In my hands at ftoc on ttie dol lar. The benefit of woolens below cost .of production Is, paswd on to you. High grade woolens never before sold at less than $50 per suit WHILE IIIEY LAST THEY'RE YOl'R.4. AT $29-50 Come early. Oet bent selection 128 E. Main Upstairs n 1 is Red Head At "Red Headed Woman,' the Kath arine Brush story which recently created a sensation as a novel, now appears In screen version at the Fox Craterian theater for three days, starting today. It is a Metro-Gold -wyn-Mayer production, with Jean T For the purpose of distributing In formation oil the recreational at tractions of southern Oregon to those who come in direct contact with the motoring public, two important meet ings are slated for next Wednesday afternoon and evening, under direc tion of the Tourist Contact commit tee of the Medford Chamber of Com merce, according to Information re ceived from W. M. Clemenson, chair man of the committee, last night. Speakers to appear on the program will Include representatives of Dia mond Lake, Lake o' the Woods, Cra ter Lake and other southern Oregon resort centers, as well as others well Announcing Change of Management : at - Hall's Cafeteria ; SOUTH RIVERSIDE " Try Our 25c and 35c Luncheons Workingman' Special All You Can Eat 35c Special Breakfasts Beginning Monday , We will serve Half Fried Chicken; Hot Cjffv Biscuits; Honey; Salad; Dessert; Drinks OVL MRS. ALICE C0PPIN, Prop. Increase Your Balance HaveMoney WHEN you sian your name on checks your bank bal ance goes aown, Down, DOWN. Before you sign Is the time to think. . . not AFTER your Money is GONE. Regrets won't bring back your money. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW We Welcome YOUR Banking Business Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank UgNOW BAVH mm Medford, Partners in Community Development I IXNIIU Fox Craterian iii'!siZsZeBelM jTJaiaaBs"a"aasaaaassa"ssjjejBeSBS Harlow In the title role. Others In the cast are Chester Morris, Lewis Stone, Leila Hyams, Una Merkel. Henry Stephenson and May. Robson The adaptation wm prepared by Anita Loos, and brought to the screen by Jack Conway as director, Informed on scenic and recreational areas of the district. It is planned v permit those In attendance to ques tlon the apeakera, in order to obtain complete Information to be passed on to the tourist. All owners and employees of ser vice stations, garages, hotels, res taurants, auto camps, and others who depend largely on tourist travel for a portion of their trade, have been invited to the meeting, and two ses sions have been arranged: one at 3 p. m., and the other at 8 p. m., in order that all persons connected with these businesses may have an oppor tunity to attend. Desirable bouses always In first class condition, for rent, lease or sale. Call 105. A i Good grades di mmber at cull prices. Medford Lumber Co. v Fishing. Swimming, Dancing at Lake o' the Woods. Two loads 18-ln. green alabrt, $4 60 Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631. r- Two loads 18-ln. green slabs, 4 50. Med. Fuel Co. Tel.' 031. Oregon HAVE MONBYI Now At The Holly .c '4 Mr , i Those wishing a good hearty laugh . . . or rather many good hearty laughs, should make It a point to see "The . Dark Howe." which Is showing at the Holly theater Sun day, Monday and Tuesday. This satire on political life features War. ren William and Bettle Davla and la rated' as one of the best come- dlea of . the season. Warren William Bettie Davis Guy Kibbee ALSO . S. Van Dyne Story "The Hide 'Rita Mystery" Latest News Events Water H uusjriai ii' n ?SyL,,Tl ' HollywoodM screaming "T 1 no tfcCROOkSty VjBf politics! Tha ludicrous tew-dowa f 1 ' j' -aff l 5K"!K ' on slloplng grafters, pork-barrel , I s I wKiTnsJV politicians an sclwmiiif spell- , :JL,i t I lla ScH vH olndarsl rjj " I Failure to comply with the following rules will invoke, a penalty as provided by Resolution Number 24. 1. OPEN HOSE NOT ALLOWED. The use of an open hose in watering is prohibited, nor shall any nozzle used in sprinkling be larger than one-fourth inch in diameter. 2. WASTE NOT ALLOWED. Water shall not bo furnished except through a meter to any premises where there are defective leaking pipes or fixtures. Water allowed to run to waste down sidewalks, streets or gutters as a result of the sprinkling of lawns, gardens or park strips is prohibited. When any such waste is discovered the water shall be shut off from the premises. 3. TURN OFF IN CASE OF FIRE. All consumers of water shall close all faucets and fixtures immediate" ly upon sounding of a fire alarm. The water shall not be turned on again until the Fire Department has ceased to use the water supply to extinguish the fire. The Fire Department will indicate with the alarm when they have ceased to use the water. CITY WATER COMMISSION. TOLLEFSON BRIEF E The brief In the supreme court appeal of L. Alvln Tollefsort of Cen tral Point under a two year prison sentence (or the perpretratlon of the Central Point bank robbery hoax last April, wm be completed within the next 15 days the time allotted for the filing. To lief son is at liberty on 452500 bonds furnished by his iatner and Elmer Hull of Central Point. The appeal, In all probability, will attack constitutionality of the Ore gon law providing that a person can waive grand Jury Indictment and ap pear before the court on an Infor mation, filed by the district attor ney, as was done In the Tollefson case, and others In this county the past four years. The law was passed by the legislature as a money and time saver. Attorneys hold that the "direct Information" law conflicts with both the Oregon and United States con stitutions Inasmuch as both provide Bring The Whole Family Hilarity Is Just Around The Corner! Congress la folng cuckoo... Senators are doing handsprings on ttie White House steps. Republicans and Democrats are slapping each other on the back. The whole darn nation la nutty about Holly wood's hilarious burlesque on the political parade. 0k, ID AMI Users Attention at no peraon be subjected to pris on terms without a grand Jury hear ing and trial by jury, it la under stood that the case presents other technical points which will be em bodied In the appeal to the state supreme court. Friends of Tollefson In the Central Point district, and other portions of the county, have so far taken no steps to bring a pardon plea to tha attention of Oovernor Meier, as re ported. Tollefson was sentenced by Circuit Judge H, D. Norton upon a plea of guilty to perpetrating the bank, rob bery hoax in an effort to cover up gambling losses. It has been con clusively shown that Tollefson was the chief sufferer by reason of hU acts. A clearing at greatly reduced prices of spring and summer women's wearing apparel. ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S Sixth and Holly. For & fine outing take the chil dren to Lake o' the Woods, where swimming Is safe. Picture frames made to order. The Peaaleya, opp. Holly theater. Phone 643. We'u haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service, Spend your vacation at beautiful Lake o' tha Woods. , Howard Piano, sacrlflo price. Mra H. O. Purucker, Electric Wiring Co. Recommended For the Great Army of the Unen joyed! Continuous Shorn Todayl 1:45 to 11 p. m. ' PRICES! Mat. Adults 2S Ere. Adults Kiddle loo Logea