Medford mail tribune., July 28, 1932, Page 5, Image 5

MEDTOKB M5TL' TRTBTUTE, MEDFORD, 'OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1932.
PAGE FIVE
Local and
Bronk Callt Here (Paul Brunk of
Crescent City. Cal., ni a business
caller In Medlord yesterday. '
Darbjr on Trip Curtis Darby and
aon left yesterday (or a business trip
to Portland, where they plan to spend
aeveral daya.
Telephone Manager Here Don Bell
of Portland, official of the Pacific
Telephone company, Is a business
caller In Medford this week.
Doing Nicely Mrs. Howard aias
cock, who recently underwent a ma
jor operation at the Community hos
pltal, waa reported getting along
cicely thla morning.
On Trip North Dr. J. W. Robinson
of Jacksonville left on the Shaata
Wednesday for Portland, where he
will spend aeveral weeks visiting
frler.de.
Miss Thomas Leaves Miss Dorothy
Thomas, who visited her cousin, Mrs.
Oordon R. Oreen. In this city for sev
eral days, left yesterday for her home
In Portland.
Mrs. Demmer Returns Mrs. H. J.
Demmer returned to her home in
Eugene yesterday, after spending some
time visiting her husband at Jack
sonville. Visit at Central Point Mrs. N. B.
Johnson and small daughter of Cana
dian, Tex., arrived here yesterday with
Miss Clara Leigh, to be guests for a
week of Edward Leigh at his Central
Point home. '
Portlanders In City Portland peo
ple registered at Mfdford hotels to
day are P. B. McCr.ld and wife. E.
Avery Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Rowley, A. Agerter and mother and
Mr. and Mrs. C. Walten Loren.
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Railway Men Here Worthtngton C.
Smith, traveling passenger agent for
the Northern Pacific. Is a visitor In
Medford and registered at a local ho
tel. R. E. Mullany, Southern Pacific
representative, is also a caller.
Here from Grants Pass Mrs.
Myrtle Mattson and children. Billy
and Jean, arrived on the train this
.morning to spend the day In Med
ford. transacting business and visit
ing with friends.
...
McKemie Calls P. N. McKenzie,
traveling passenger agent for the
Canadian National railways, la In
Medford today from Portland head
quarters, and will continue from here
to Klamath Palls.
iitihharrts Rptnrn Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Hubbard have returned to this
city after spending 11 days at Dia
mond lake, where they report the
fishing fairly good this week, with
numerous catches being taken from
the lake.
riiincts nr LnvpR Judze Walter
Howard Evans and Mrs. Evans of New
York City. N. Y., were guests at tnc
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Love at
Snowy Butte orchard, Wednesday
evening. The Evans' were en route to
Eugene and Portland.
!
Miss Bardwell t.ws South Miss
Betty Bardwell left Medford today by
plane for Los Angeles, where ahe will
attend the Olympic games. Other
members of the local younger ret
leaving for Los Angeles are the Misses
Mary Lee and Dorothy Roberta and
Bob Emmena and Donald Moore.
Goldstlne Returns Sam Ooldstlne
and Heine Swaranhole returned to
the city yesterday afternoon from a
several days' stay In Corvallls and
Eugene, where they report things a
bit slow and the school unification
attempt the topic of all conversa
tions. -
Atkins' welcome son Word has
been received here of "Vht birth of a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne O.
Atkins of Ashland, former resident
of this city. The baby born Satur
day, July 23, weighed over nine
pounds. Mother and , baby are re
ported getting along nicely.
Local Firm Incorporates Articles
of Incorporation for , the Riverside
Service Station, Inc., were filed yes
terday, with L. D. Jones, T. P. Far
rell and Arleta Messlnger as the In
corporators, with a capital stock of
12000. They will do a general service
station business.
DlTorce Suits Filed Vera L. York
yesterday filed suit against Frederick
J. York for divorce, alleging cruelty.
They were married March 22, 1029.
In this city. Return of her maiden
name Is also sought f plaintiff. Ber
nlce C. Adama seeks a divorce from
Thomas J. Adams, on cruelty grounds.
They were married January I, 1924.
at St. Paul, Minn.
Pass Through Medford Mra. O. W.
White. Mrs. Hattle Immel and Miss
Betty Cossboom of Los Angelea and
Stockton, who were recent gueata !n
thla city of the Don Newburys, pass
ed through Medford yesterday on
their way north after a holiday at
Lake o' the Woods, where the New
burys visited them last week. They
will stop In Medford again on their
return south.
.
Registrations Include Among peo
ple registered at Medford hotels to
day are Mrs. P. P. Hansen. Ashland;
Fred Price, San Pranctaco; Frank R.
Honey. Saugus. Cal.: J. S. Sammons,
Portland; L. B. cronln, Pendleton:
S. O. Selllck, Eugene; A. Machado,
Klamath Falls; M. K. Kelso. E-gene;
R P. West. Portland: Guy Young.
Klamath Falls: H. D. Ourney. Pa
cific Air Transport, and J. T. Shep
ler, Portland.
Marriage Licenses Four marriage
licenses were iMUed by the county
clerks office late yesterday and this
morning to the following couples:
S. Charles Jac-wson of Valley City.
N. D, and Eliaabeth Helen Tucker.
Medford: Charlea Lester Wheeler.
Antwtn, Cal.. and Bertha Lucille
Holmes. Medford; John Frank Woolfe.
Sacramento. ai:d Maybelle Oatrom.
also of Sacramento: Philip Marlon
Mulderlck of Willows, Cal.. and Jane
Gerttudt Robbins, cwniog.
Personal
Bay City Folk Here San Pranclaco
la represented today on the local bo
tel list by H. Sradrolk, Mr. and Mra.
D. M. Skirming and M. P. Schosbman.
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Here from Distance Sllavyn Rubin
of New York City u In Medford to
day, ar guest at & local hotel. O. B.
Bassett of Springfield, 111., la alao t
guest.
Mlsi Gibson Expected Miss Melvln
Gibson, student of the S&n PrancUoo
Salvation Army school, who has been
transferred to Spokane, 1 expected
In Medford today for a short stop
with friends.
From Northern Points M. Winter
of Eugene is a business caller tn
Medford today, registered at a local
hotel. Other visitors from cities
north of Medford are F. 8. Jones of
Rose burg, w. J. Kennedy, Seattle, and
A. W. Wagner and N. Fuson of Eu
gene. Business Visitors The list of shop
pers and business callers In Medford
today includes: P. R. Lyons of Klam
ath Falls, O. T. Jackson of Phoenix
Mrs. S. Provolt of Ashland, Mr. and
Mrs. F. P. Oreen of Talent. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Beuhllng of Ashland, who
are to visit their two sons, who un
derwent operations for tonsils and !
adenoids Tuesday.
More Eastern Cars Lee C. Oarlock,
manager of the local registration of
out-of-state autos, announced today
that many more eastern cars are com
ing through Medford this week than
during the early weeks of the sum
mer. Amon g today's visitors waa
Adolph Klein, who returned from
Cater lake to announce that he en
Joyed the trip around the rim toad
recently opened
Mann In KFJft Program Tester
day's Oregon Journal carried a pho
tograph of a former Medford resi
dent, Lawrence Mann, -better known
to his many friends here as "Larry.
with the announcement that he
would speak this morning over radio
station KFJR. Mr. Mann is assistant
cashier of the First National bank
In Portland. While here he was as
sociated with the Heaths In the local
drug stone. His subject for this
morning was "Trusts and Trust Man
agement for Estates."
Call fom fans' Call Here The south
ern stat- is well represented In r,i
city today by business callers and
shoppers. Among them are Foster
Hampson of Crescent City, Mrs. J. B.
Davidson of Fort Jones, Mrs. ,6. A.
Chiesa of White Horse, Mrs. D. F. Mc
Cam and children of McCloud, Mrs.
R. V. Williamson and children, also
of McCloud, Thoa. L. Caster of Yreka,
Antone Fllipe, also of Yreka, Joe Par
lasky of Santa Paula, Mrs. W. L.
Fisher and daughter of Mt. Shasta,
W. E. Krum. Weed, and Otto Sari,
Dunsinuir.
BT. FALLS SCHOOL
GASE IS ENDED BY
E
The Butte Falls school case came
to the end of Ita legal tether laat
Tuesday, when the state supreme
court made an oral ruling denying
a motion of the Butte Falls scnool
district for a rehearing, in the suit
of the schoolteachers for salaries on
contracts for teaching. Attorney
George M. Roberta said today that
a further appeal was impossible, as
no federal question waa Involved.
In the circuit court five teachers
of the Butte Palls district were
awarded verdicts by Juries for aala
rles, the average being S1800 per
annum. The teachera claimed non
fulfillment of contracts, when others
were hired for their places. The
action followed a long controversy
over school matters In the district,
and a recommendation of the county
boundary board that the pay be cut,
commensurate with those In other
county school districts of the same
class.
The Butte Falls school district ap.
pealed the verdict to the atate su
preme court. That body recently
handed down a decision, affirming
tne lower court.
The school district was represented
by Attorneys E. E. Kelly and Porter
J. Net!.-
The action was hard fought
throughout, and watched with In.
terest throughout the state, because
of the Issues involved.
CURFEW RINGS NIGHTLY
FOR SYDNEY BURGLARS
SYDNEY, Australia. VF) Curfew
law has been brought Into operation
against burglars by Judge Sheridan
of the local criminal court.
'Instead of sending certain classes
of criminals to cells, he releases them
on bond not to be on. the streets
after U o'clock at night.
STATE
.End.
TONITE
Nell Hamlllnn
nnd t'na Merkel In
"THE COMMAND
PERFORMANCE"
ROXY
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Phone 191
Till RDAV and FRIDAY
WALTER HUSTON
In
"A HOUSE DIVIDED"
Also '
"Roaming," "Crazy Town," News
Dally Mat 1:49 Ere. 1
Now at Holly
In "The Purchase Price," now show
ing at the Holly theater, Barbara
Stanwyck portrays the role of a night
club singer -who, fed up with the
night life, buys the right to marry
another woman's fiance for 9100.
Boys9 Viewpoint
In Rialto Film
Domestic existence has been dis
cussed from every conceivable angle
but one boyhood. Hundreds of
books, plays, and motion pictures
have been turned out in recent years
dealing with borne life in this hectic
age. "Young America' at the Fox
Rialto theater today and Friday
presents a survey of the whole com
plex situation from the viewpoint
of two 14-year-old boys. Yet it is
of vast significance to adults, as well
as to the youths who in a decade
or two will be running the country.
Judge Lamttn has urged all those
Juveniles who have been before the
court In times past to see the pic
ture. Spencer Tracy and Doris Ken-
yon have the leading adult roles.
and two Juvenile screen "finds,
Tommy Conlon and Raymond Bar
rage, are the youthful heroes.
Craterian Giving
Silk Stockings
Two "wise eggs" who were too
wise . , .
That, in brief, is the story of
"Lady and Gent," George Bancroft's
latest starring picture, which opens
Friday at the Fox Craterian theater,
Petite Wynne Olbson. latest Hol
lywood "find," who Is soaring to
stardom In her own right, plays
opposite the virile Mr. Bancroft, and
Charles Starrett, James Q lesson, John
Wayne and Joyce Compton have
other leading roles.
The prosperity week special for
Friday night will be 35 pairs of Gold
Stripe pure siik stockings, donated
by Burelson's Readyto-Wear to the
first 25 ladles purchasing tickets at
the box office Friday night.
Mefenmlo'ical Report
July 28, 1033.
Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Friday, fair. Cooler tonight.
Oregon: Generally fair tonight
and Friday. Cloudy on coast. Cooler
In east and central portions tonight.
Local Data.
Lowest temperature this morning.
54 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 05; lowest, 54.
Total precipitation since
ber 1, 1031, 22.32 Inches.
Septem-
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes
terday, 33 per cent; 6 a.m. today,
73 per cent.
Sunset today, 7:34 p.m.
Observations Taken at 5 a
120 Meridian lime.
if ii s i
ji if.
City
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 5:01 a.m. Sun.
et, 7:33 p.m.
Baker City 93 60 T P. Cdy.
Boise 88 04 P. Cdy.
Chicago 73' 6 P. Cdy.
Denver 90 88 P. Cdy.
Des Moines 98 74 .01 P. Cdy.
Eureka ....... 60 64 Cloudy
Fresno .... 104 68 Clear
Helena .. 93 60 .04 Clear
Los Angeles 78 60 Clear
Mawhfleld .......... 66 M .01 Cloudy
Medford 93 5fl - Clear
New York 86 68 .13 Clear
Phoenix .....,..103 83 Cloudy
Portland 80 58 .02 Cloudy
Reno 94 60 Clear
Roseburg wnMM 84 56 Cloudy
Salt Lake 66 70 T " Cloudy
San Francisco . 62 54 P. Cdy.
Seattle 76 66 P. Cdy.
Spokane . 96 68 T P. Cdy.
Picture frames made to order.
Peasleys, opp. Holly theater.
SPECIAL
The following new low prices effective
until further notice.
Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed
Trousers Cleaned and Pressed
White Flannel Trousers
Other Prices In Proportion
Plain Sleeveless Dresses
Plain Dresses with sleeves
Plain White Dresses
Light Weight Costi
Whit Coats
2 piece Jacket Suits ,
3 piece Jacket Suits
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Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Nealon t
Miss S wanton Weds
Mr. Sherwood Wednesday
At a simple but Impressive wed
ding ceremony yesterday afternoon at
5 o'clock. Miss Mabel Swan son. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McConochle,
and Stanley Sherwood, son of Mrs.
Kate Sherwood, were married at the
St. Mark's church. Episcopal, Rev.
Wm. B. Hamilton reading the serv
ice. The bride, attired In a gown of
ecru lace with blonde accessories,
carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses,
nd was attended by Miss Dorothy
Hughes, who wore a white ensemble.
David Young was best man for the
groom. The service waa attended oy
relatives and a few Immediate friends
of the couple. Following the wed
ding, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood left for
the south to attend the Olympic
games In Los Angeles, after wnicn
they will be at home to their friends
at 306 North Holly.
Both young people are very well
known here and have been the in
spiration for considerable entertain
ing since the announcemnt of their
betrothal,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Entertain at Bridge
Complimenting their houw guests.
Ray Ward of Portland and Miss Ma
rian Lytle of Hlllsboro. Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Ellis entertained Tuesday even
ing with a bridge party at their hon.e
019 Queen Anne.
High prize at cards for women went
to Mrs. Paul Dizuey and high for
men to Harry Hansen. Howard Schef
fel received the traveling prise and
the guest prise went to Miss Lytle
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Dlzney, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Butler,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scheffel, Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Darby, the honor
guests and host and hostess.
Mr. and Mra. Ellis are taking their
guests to Crater lake today.
Miss Houston Honored
At Birthday Dinner.
Miss Gwendolyn Houston, who
leaves soon to enter the University
of California, where she will com
plete work for her degree this year,
was honored last evening at a din
ner party, given by Mrs. J. Sanford
Richardson and daughter, Doris, at
their home on Beall Lane, the occa
sion being Miss Houston's birthday.
Covera were arranged for six at
the table centered with a bowl of
zinnias, and other guests called dur
ing the evening.
Miss Houston formerly attended
San Jose State Teachers' college.
She has been spending the summer :
with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Will
Houston at their country home near
Gold Hill.
Mrs. Beebe and Daughter
llofttesses to Grange Club.
The Home Economics club of the
Central Point Grange waa entertain
ed yesterday afternoon at the home
iof Mrs. D. W. Beebe In the Agate
I district. The hostess was assisted
by her daughter. Mrs. Vincent Ritzlrtk
ger. The meeting was one of the
largest of the year and extensive
plana for relief work were outlined.
Mrs. William McCredle and Miss
Mary Maury were named to com
pose the committee to select a pat
tern for the next gift quilt to be
made by the club.
Following business a general social
time was enjoyed and refreshments
served.
(.nests of Bunches
Leave for Coast
Mrs. Delbert Oberteuffer of Colum
bus. Ohio, and mother, Mrs. O. T.
Skeel, of Coqullle, who were guests
here over the week end of Dr. and
Mrs. F. G. Bunch and other friends,
left Tuesday for Coqullle. They were
accompanied to the coast by Mrs.
Roy Watson, who will spend several
days as their guest. While here Mr.
Oberteuffer and Mrs. Skeel enjoyed
a. trip to Crater Lake and other
scenic places neighboring Medford.
Denlsons Hare Guests
From Los Angeles .
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Denlson have as
guests this week at their home on
Crater Lake avenue Mrs. Denlson's
sister. Mrs. A. F. McDermott, and
daughter, Loalze, of Los Angeles, who
will spend two weeks here then con
tinue north. They will stop In Med
ford again later In tihe season, upon
returning south.
Warners Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner were
feted at their home last evening by
a number of relatives and friends who
dropped in to help them celebrate t.he
25th anniversary of their marriage.
An out-of-town guest for the event
was George Crelghton of Los Gatos,
Cal.
Mlfi RwlRArt Leaves
For Mt. Lassen
Miss Jean Swlgsrt left today noon
for Mt. Lassen park, where ahe will
be guest for a week of Mra. Clyde
Ollbert. formerly Miss Betty Janes.
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Raymond Drivers
Home From North.
Mr. and Mra. Raymond Driver have
returned to their home on the Old
Stage road after an extended visit
In the south, followed by a trip to
Portland, where they were guests of
friends for several daya.
Mr. Black and Orandson
Arrive from South
C. N. Black arrived yesterday from
San Francisco to Join Mrs. Black at
their river lodge for the summer sea
son. He was accompanied by his
grandson, Charles Lowrle, who will
enjoy a vacation on the Rogue.
Spending Few Days
At Butler Cabin
Mra. Goodwfn Humphreys and- Mrs.
Warren Butler are spending several
days thla week at the Butler cabin
at Peter Pan camp.
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(Contlnueo. bum rage one)
acquaintances as "hot mamas," and
that he had been on trips with them
to Pelican Bay, Jacksonville and oth
er southern Oregon points.
Mrs. Barnum further charged that
the defendant had atruck her In the
face, threatened to cut her with
razor and tampered with the auto so
vie could not use It.
Testimony of a semi-sensational
nature Is expected to be developed
during the trial. The case has been
hanging fire In the local courts for
two years.
The plaintiff contends that Bar
num Is worth between 8100,000 and
$160,000. Barnum claims he Is worth
in the neighborhood of (30,000 and
that his wealth has depreciated In
the stress of the times. Barnum is
a native of Jackson county and a
member of Vie well-known pioneer
southern Oregon family of the same
name.
Mrs. Barnum Is represented by At
torney Charles W. Reames. He is
opposed by Attorney A. E. Reames.
HELD FOR PROBE
Clarence V. oray, also known here
as Victor H. Gray, whose alleged
operations for securing money under
false pretenses, have created much
attention in Medford, appeared in
Justice court yesterday afternoon
and was bound over to the grand
Jury on ball of $2000, on a charge
of obtaining money by false pre'
tenses.
Gray Is alleged to have attempted
passing a check on the Abbey Motor
company, amounting to 91100, and
on C. E. Gates Auto Co., bne amount
ing to 9800. Checks for smaller
amounts were reported by other busi
ness houses.
EX-TELEGRAM EDITOR
' SUCCUMBS IN EAST
FRANKLIN, Ind July 88. (AP)
William T. Btott. 65, managing editor
of th Portland (Ore.) Telegram
from 1019 to 1(123, and prior
that time city editor of the Chicago
Tribune, died at his home here last
night. He recently was Identified
with aeveral trade Journals In an edi
torial capacity.
Real Estate or Insurance Leave It
to Jones. Phone 706.
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volkapartte, aald the general'a refer
ence to strengthening Oermany'a mil
itary power was hardly reconcilable
with Chancellor Von Papen'a efforta
for conciliation with Prance.
"Germany's Cromwell"
Hitler's campaign posters today aet
him up aa "Germany's Oliver Crom
well" and referred to CromweU'a
words, uttered aa he closed the Brit
ish parliament and established hla
dictatorship nearly 300 years ago
"Take away that bauble I"
The national socialist Premier Roe
ver of Oldenburg, where a Nazi atate
government la in control, went one
better than Hitler, who haa said that
"heada shall roll" when the Nazis
come into power in the nation.
In a speech at Kassel, referring to
the opponents of the Nazis, Roever
said:
"I guarantee that these schweln
hunde will be hanged and we'll leave
their bodlea swinging until the
crowds have finished with them."
Nazis Score Point
The Nazis scored a considerable vic
tory yesterday when they succeeded
In hsvlng the Prussian state minis
try, now under the dictatorial con
trol of Chancellor Von Papen, repeal
the long-standing order which barred
national socialists from holding civil
office.
Last night the political riots which
have become almost .commonplace
caused four deaths.
At Lelpslc, Aachen and Stolbere
street fights resulted In death for
three national socialists. At Borna
a communist waa killed.
There were clashes at Cologne.
Wuelfroth and Bradenburg.
Twenty-all Nazis were arrested at
Hamburg, where police seized a quan
tity of weapons and ammunition.
Mill blocks S5.00 per load In 3-load
lots. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
Today and Tomorrow
Spencer Tracy, Doris Kenyan
In
"Young America"
"TilE KNOCKOUT"
Boy Friend Comedy
"LOVE W A POND"
Cartoon
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SPARROW ESTATE
VALUEW8S
An Inventory and appraisal of the
estate of the late Alex Sparrow, form
er county Judge, waa filed in circuit
court late yesterday with a valuation
Of 131.406.37.
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live healthier and perhaps longer if their food is also protect
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saving alone will pay for the refrigerator, and what a conven
ience to have Ice cubes always available-delicious, frozen des
serts and salads from leftovers milk foods and sandwich
spreads always ready, perfectly fresh even for
days. You can afford to wait no longer for your
electric refrigerator. Visit your hardware, furni
ture or electrical store and see their displays
CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER
Electricity Is the Cheapest Thing
Craw.
ford. Victor Tengwald and
J.
Looker. Moat of the estate was rep
resented by government bonds and
liberty bonds of America, bonds of
Oregon nnd local enterprises, and two
small mortgages on valle property.
A. bond of City of Caspar, Wyoming,
and some Oovernment of Brazil bonds
were luted aa "No Value" by the
appraisers.
Graves Jewelry Shop, one block
north of postofflce. Phono 499-W.
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