Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 29, 1932, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1932. PAGE FIVE Lxal and Personal " I I FNn NFAR- MANY l.i iv iiu lit mi 11 1 1 Miss Bowlings Hen Miss Bit Rowlings of Berkeley, Cal., arrived on the Shasta today noon lor visit with her mother. as Abbey After Car Walter Abbey of tine Nash agency here, left for Port land on the noon Shasta, to bring back an auto. Expected Home Carl Y. Tengwald was expected home today from the Shrine convention In San Francisco. John Jensen la also expected from the bay city today. Flcks Arrive Home Mr. and Mrs. Fred rick are among guests at the Shrine convention returning to Med- ford today. They arrived on the noon train from the bay city. Portlanders Here Quests at Med ford hotels from Portland today are C. V. Weber. J. H. Sargent, Dan J. Sweeney, R. H. Cook and A. H. Hard ing. On Hotel Lists R. E. Snyder of Seattle Is a business caller Is Mel ford today and registered at a local hotel. Others are Nella Wayne of Corvallls and L. w. Pomeroy of Eu gene. Camp at Lake Miss Margaret Fitch and Miss Babe Whitman are leaving this afternoon for Crater lake, where they plan to spend several days camping out, If the .weather doesnt reach a discouraging temperature. . Daniels Returns Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels returned yesterday after noon from trip up the coast to Gold Beach, on to Portland and van couver. Wash., after which they re turned to Mapleton to visit Mr. and k Mrs H. L. Walthers for several days. - t Inspects Ships Here Olen Neal, Inspector for this district. Is here to day Inspecting shins at the local air port. Joseph J. Dectls of Montague. Cal., has his plane here tor the In- spectlon and Aubrey Sanders' ship will be checked. Moore Stops at Field BUI Moore of Seattle, Inspector for the department of commerce, came through this morning and stopped at the Medford airport, en route to summer camp In the south, wSeie he la In the reserve corps. . Mrs. Franklin Ooes South Mrs. Nell Franklin and daughter Barbara are leaving thla evening for Grass Valley, Cal., where they will join Mr. Franklin for their two weeks vaca tion trip. Mrs. Franklin will return to the city school superintendent's office about August 15. Brings In Lavender Mrs. C. A. Swlgert, whose garden la one of the best known In Medford, brought great bunch of lavender In for dla- ' play at the Chamber of Commerce to- ( day. Her garden la very similar to those of old England, In Its variety of old-fashioned flowers and herbs, 9 Orover Visits Friends Howard Grover and sons of Grants Pass, for mer well known residents -of this city, were In Medford yesterday after- non visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Grover was formerly connected with Snlder's Dairy In this city and Is now operating the dairy In Grants Pass. From Distant Points Visitors In Medford today from distant cities are: S. J. McCarthy of New York, George C. McPhall and Moore R. Lee from the same city, Miss F. C. French from Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. a. A, Griffin and daughter of Vancouver, B. C, and Virginia Bennett from Chicago. Leaves for Vacation Miss Olive Parker la leaving this evening for . Portland to spend a two weeks' vaca- ' tlon in the city and at the Beach She will be accompanied north by Miss Geraldlne Wilkinson, who wiil visit relatives and friends In Port land. Miss Parker will return to her position at the McCurdy-Danlela In surance agency about August is, Callfomtans In City The golden state la represented on local hotel lists today by J. C. Branner of Palo Alto, Mrs. Jas. Branner. J. B. Fowler and Elsie B. Fowler from the same city, Connie Sfeet and E. Armstrong from Oakland, Heron nan ana o L. Peck from Los Angeles and Mrs George Montgomery and party from Glendale. a Stage Man Calls A. L. Hayes, or lulnator of the Pickwick stage sys tern, left Medford this morning after- a few days' visit, for the south. He stopped in Medford on return from the north, where he has made a com- olete check on the operation of the system, and la now on hie way to Los Angeles. He reported Business im proved. SWIM In White Sulphur Water Helman's Baths ASHLAND Tub Baths, Free Plcntc Ground For Exceptional KODAK PICTURES Mall your Films to SWEM'S Medford DANCE Saturday Nite with S. 0. s. (Sons of Sonc) 7-JMeo.s Orchestra EAGLE POINT Gentlemen 4oc Ladlei 10c Returns to Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Baldwin returned o Klamath Falls from spending the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Stephenson. In from Lake Creek Ii. H. Wyant. storekeeper of Lake Creek, vu In Medford yesterday, aocompanled by W. C. Chapman, rancher of the community. Leaves for .Tillamook R. J. Arnold left for Tillamook Friday mornln;. after a two weeks' sojourn In this city on business. He was accom panied as far as McMlnnvllle by Mrs. Frank Kewbold, who hae been visit ing friends here. Farrell Motors Here Ernest S. Far- rell, traveling freight and passenger agent for the Union Pacific system, arrived In Medford yesterday after noon by motor, surprising all hla railroad friends, who expected to see him get off the train earlier in the day. Seals Arrive on Train Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Seals of Harlowton, Mont., arrived In Medford on the train from the north this morning to be guests of Mrs. Seals' sister, Mrs. J. D. Llllle. Mr. Seals will return to Montana after a week's stay here, while Mrs. seals plans to remain for some time, having come to southern Oregon fur her health, which she announced this morning "seems Improved already." Hotel Guests Today Registrations at Medford hotels today include Ruth Byers and Jean Byers of San Jose, Paul Mestel, San Francisco; V. W. Alexander, Jolntvllle, Cal.; Glen W. Neel and Charles N. Elrey, Port land; Arthur Priaulx, Chiloquln; Har lan Gurney, Pacific Air Transport; M. K. Kelso. Eugene; E. A. Durham, Klamath Falls; L. G. Billings. Talent, and Hugh A. Rltter, Medford. Mrs. Jones Guest Here Mrs. Wil bur Jones of Klamath Falls, a native daughter of Jakson county, who made her home at Phoenix and Jack sonville for more than 35 years. Is a guest this week of her sister. Mrs. A. N. Sollss at her home on the Pacific highway south of Phoenix. Mrs. Jones is & member of two pio neer iamuiea or tnis county. Her mother was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Colver of Phoenix and her father, L. A. Rose, was a son of Mrs. Emerson E. Gore, member of 4ba Phoenix school board for 8 years tvr road supervisor in the district for 30 years. Both the Gore and Colver families took up donation land claims on property now divided by the Pa cific highway. The Sollss home Is on a part of the orizinaJ roivor donation land claim. Mrs. Jones, who has lived In Klamath Falls for the past 8 years, will spend 10 days visiting her Jackson county relatives and friends. E DEFEAJJEDFORD Gllkerson's Coinrtv. ninnf. the Medford Merchants, 14 to 9. at the falnrrounriii .nut. vnin Th Giants did not have enough opposi tion to make much of a show, but exhibited enough class to prove they knew what It was all about. The local team was assembled In a hurry and operated slowly, A fair sized emwd saw the contest. No home bnv rnvMri Mmaaif glory. The colored team had a catcher wuu is do years oia. His eldest boy played third. All were good hitters, and flashy fielders. Up to noon today 35 applications for auto licensee had been secured from the sheriff's office. Governor Meier's moratorium for motors expires Sunday at midnight, so tomorrow Is the final day for procurement. Many motorists expect to wait un til later so they may come under the part-year provisions. Reports from California Thursday said that, despite recognition of the governor's moratorium, in Modoc and Lassen counties Oregonlans with old license plates were still being forced to buy California licenses on the the ory that If Oregonlans bad funds to travel they had funds for new li censes. Oregon autolsts were detain ed Wednesday In Butte Valley, Siski you county, and given the choice of purchasing a California license oi leaving their machines In a garage The California license Is void In their home state which adds to the confu sion. While no official word has come from Salem, It Is understood from re liable sources that enforcement of the license laws will be left to the dis cretion of the commanding officers of the state police In the various districts. This means that If an autolst needs his car for work, he will be granted leniency for a certain period, but if the car is used for pleasure trlpa he will be directed to make a license purchase. In every Instance the car owner will have to show conclusive proof that he Is In financial straits and that the auto Is vital In his occupation. Autolsts of flnanlal means who have been hesitant about the pir- : chase of a license, and unlicensed autos. used by young folks for pleas ure trips will be held to a strict accounting. In the same drive, California li censed cars belonging to Oregonlans and employed in Oregon, or voting in Oregon, will be directed to procure a 1033-1933 Oregon license or store their car. L' I Leo Lomski, In a letter to the sports editor of the Mall T.ibune, says nothing will please him more j than for Jack McCarthy to get rough j in their main event rematch here j Wednesday night, "as that Is my dish ;" The Aberdeen Assassin, ap parently smarting from criticism of his methods in winning the last bout here when he rushed out at the stroke of the bell and "smacked" the Frisco boy over before he had put up his hands, says an accidental jab in the eye from McCarthy's thumb half blinded him during the first tliree rounds but that he began to get his sight back In the third round and had McCarthy dazed. Lomski is anxious to demonstrate his superiority over the Irish boy and his letter Indicates he will be out to make short work of the match when the gong uounds for the fray Wednesday. LET'S GO ! . . 500 WARD'S Stores Present America's GREATEST BP August ? .LFwjrn lla, M.M I I s5? it is? E& 500 Ward Stores went to the Furniture Market! 500 Ward Stores Bought as One! And Now 500 Ward Stores offer August Furniture Sale Values that no one individual store could hope to equal! The Sale is now on in 500 Cities. Cornel See! Buy! Save! No In: amies SALEM, Ore., July 38. (AP) The state accident commission reported no fatalities had occurred in Oregon Industry during the past week. The report made today showed a total of 395 accidents, however. SEASON RATES (Effective July 18, 1932) at Lake o' the Woods Per Day Per Week Housekeeping Cabin, 1 bed $2.50 $14.00 Housekeeping Cabin, 2 bed. . 3.50 18.00 Housekeeping Cabin, 2 bed, modern 4.00 20.00 Bungalows, 2 bed, with bath 6.00 30.00 Sleeping Cabin, 1 person- 1.25 8.00 Sleeping Cabin, 2 person 1.50 10.00 BOATS Bow Boats Motor Boats .... Hour J-Day Per Day $ 35 $1.00 $2.00 .. 1.00 2.50 5.00 1 Person ROOM AND BOARD Per Week $25.00 Per Month $80.00 For Reservations, Write or Call Lake o' the Woods Resort MEDFORD, OREGON 2-Pc All Tapestry Suite Beautiful New Style! Guaranteed Construction! $49-95 You can see the smart style of this suite in the illustration the fine quality and beautiful materials are more im-, pressive on inspection. The luxurious Davenport and high back Arm Chair are covered all over in rich tapes try. Note the rounded front corners and pad effect backs. Guaranteed inner construction . . . assures you comfort and wear. The August Sale price is only $5 Down Small Carrying Charge on Deferred Payments MBKk Ward-O-Leum 9x12 ft. Rugs $4.95 Tile and floral dealgna on standard weight enameled sur face rugs. Stalnproof, water proof surface lightens work I Picnic Jugs For Liquids or Solids Gal size Jgl Vi gal. 79 Steel Jacket with smooth a t one ware lining. 1 Gal lon Pl?e. Save more by buying now for your Fall Painting. Take advantage of Summer Sale Prices. Sale Ends August 31. Zinc-he HOUSE PAINT All Your Favorite Fruits Blended In Our Latest Special .... Hawaiian Delight ICE CREAM - Certified of Highest Quality Formula on Every Can 23 Colors Covers 400 Sq. Ft. per Gal. 2 Coats LESS gallons to buy. LESS cost per gallon, LESS cost when' you figure the years It lasts! Looks aa well lasts as long spreads as easily aa any paint on the market, no matter how high Its price. Made In Ward's own paint factory. $2 .45 GALLON In 5-Gal. Cans WALL FINISH Flat velvet finish that lasta for years. 15 tints. Gallon cov ers 200 sq ft. (t1 CQ 3 coats. Qal. P 1 .01 FLOOR VARNISH Mar -Proof I Highest Quality made for hard use. Qal. eov ers 600 sq. ft. on dQ QQ oak; 400 on pine. t)asa0 jiSiii Special Sale on 3-Pc. Wicker Suite SALE $29.95 Regular Price $39.95 SS Down 5 Monthly. Small carrying Charge Skillfully woven by hand In a new double-strand weave over a hard wood frame. Steel braced for durability. Woven In designs in tan and buff. Covered cushions to match. Buy now and save during this August Home Furnishing Sale. Snider's Bulgarian Buttermilk Served Ice Cold Is a Healthful Summer Drink Get the Buttermilk Habit. It's Not Fattening! 1 Snider Dairy & Produce Co. ELECTRIC Drive GYRATOR Action LOVELL Wringer And FULL Capacity PORCELAIN Tub. WARDWAY SPECIAL fpEiiiiJ fe' 'I 0 gg Count the Features then Imagine This Low Price! $49.95 -No center post tn tangle clothes. -Trl-Vane Oyrator Agitator. -Lovell Swinging Wringer. -Full -Sheet Capacity Porce lain Enameled lub, Blue and White. -Balloon Rolls Safety Release. -Vt n. P. splash -Proof Motor. -Oversize Drain Faucet for Hose. -Water-Tight Cover. Adjustable Carters. Washes In 6 to 8 mlnntee without hand rubbing. UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED Prompt expert service. Mrh.rge30 DAYS TRIAL A WJ5r.rk.oQ Deferred Payments Pull-Up Chairs Choice of Coverings $5.95 Graceful, sturdy walnut finish frames with choice of velour or rayon-cotton velvet backs and seats. Rich colors. All Wool 27x50 Axmins ter Throw Rug ftojtnlar $2.49 $1.49 Think of getting a Seamleaa All wool Axmlnster at thla price I A laigo selection of new patterns and colon I Save $1.00 Now. TRUKOLD laughs at August heat ?TKy 7.ov mem m w A MONTH This FIGURES . ONLY 25o A DAY Lucky folks that have a Trukold In their homes thla month I It beats the heat where others fall. It atands the torrid weather test that proves how dollara are wasted if you pay too little or pay too much for another make. TruKold price la the RIGHT PRICE to Insure real quality. Super-Service Power that will cool 10 TIMES TruKold size. All other Important electric refrigera tion featurea. Come In and see It I Site shown Is for 3 or 4 In family . . . 1144.50 Delivered and Install ed. Larger aires $10 Down, 10 a Month. Small Carrying Charge on Deferred Payments, Montgomery Waud a Co, North Bartlett "If I'i Snider'i It'i the Bert to Buy" Phone 203 117 So. Central Phone 286 Medford, Ore.