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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD' 5fSIL TRIBUNE. 5JEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, XTJGTJST T, 1932. PAGE FTTH Local and From Yakima Mr. and Mra. Bn' I Gentry of Yakima, Wash., are apend j lng a few daya In Med lord vlaltlng . friends and relative. i ... f Brenner III Olen Brenner, former I Med ford resident, and now a rancher of the Pro volt area, waa reported 111 : laat week. ; ( Beturni from Klamath Mlaa ' Oladya Bama haa returned to this i city from a several daya" atay In ' Klamath Falls and a trip to the beach with friends. Volunteers to Meet Volunteer fire men will conduct their monthly meet ing at the city fire hall this evening i at the regular time, according to Fire f Chief Roy Elliott. . Arrives In Clty--George C. Borne mann of the aalea department. Crown Willamette Paper company, with headquarters In San Francisco, ar rived In the city at noon today by tra'n. Fined S'10 Arreated on Fir t street Sunday night, charged with being drunk In a public place, Jamea West waa fined 810 In justice court this morning. West told officers that he had Just returned from a plcnio. Returns from Klamath B. Q. Harding, internal revenue collector, returned to his office In the Federal building here today, having spent the last two weeks in Klamath Falls. Hastings Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hastings of Portland left here today after a week--end business and pleasure visit, during which they mo tored to Crater lake. Mr. Hastings la connected with the R. C. Hadley Co., Inc., owners of the Cinderella Shop. At Diamond Lake Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hubbard and family were among the Medford parties who en joyed the week-end at Diamond lake. Fishing at the lake was reported to be especially good Sunday, with most of the fishermen catching big ones. Shrlners Home Among the Shrln ers returning on the Shasta at noon today from the national gathering at San Francisco were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jerome, Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Rynnlng, Carl Glasgow and Mf. and Mrs. Dade Terrett. Crefghton Leaves George Creigh ton.who haa been spending the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner and family, will leave this evening for Los Gatos. Cal., where he Is with the state highway department. Yesterday Creighton visited Gordon Warner at Crater lake. a Home from Peter Pan . Mrs. Hal Piatt and Mrs. E. C. Gaddls and chil dren have returned to the city from spending several daya at Peter Pan , camp on Rogue river. They left for I the cabin last week soon after Mrs. Piatt's return from a visit In Portland and Eugene. Will Motor South Miss Mamie Tlmmons will accompany her sister, Mrs. Dan Bowerman, upon, her re turn to San Francisco this week. They will motor south with Mra. Elizabeth Bowerman and daughter Beth, who are expected here .from Eugene this afternoon. Burelson in North E. T. Burelson ia spending several days In Portland this week selecting new fall mer chandise for Burelson's store, in preparation for the opening which will follow the completion of exten sive Improvements ard enlargements under way. In Portland C.' M. Brewer, a popu lar resident of Medford. waa looking up friends and business acquaint ances here Friday and Saturday. Dur ing his atay Mr. Brewer was a cus 1 tomer of the" Portland hotel, where he often lingered before. Morning Oregon 1 an. Sentenced to Jail Arthur D. Hodg- klns, arrested for driving an automo bile while intoxicated, waa sentenced to SO daya In Jail and fined 100 when he appeared In Justice court before Judge Glenn O. Taylor this morning. Hodgklns has been arrest-, eu numerous times previously .on: charges of drunkeness. I Takes TJp Duties Miss -Sibyl Wal ker of Portland this morning assum ed her duties as county health nurse, to fill the vacancy caused by the res ignation of Miss Gertrude Breyen, who has departed for Minneapolis, where she will be married. Miss Blanche Runels. the other county! nurse, returned today from a vacation trip to the south. I Waives Examination Jos. J. Duane waived examination on a charge of obtaining money under false pre-1 tenses, when he appeared before Judge Glenn O. Taylor today. Duane was said to have cashed a check at , a local bank for Hi, on the Bank of f Martinez, Cal where he had no Ac count. The ch arges were f 11 ed by state police Thursday. Fights Consolidation As repre sentative of the city of Eugene, Alex ander Brown was in Medford over the week-end, working aealnst the Zorn . MacPherson bill, 'which favors the consolidation of the University cf Oregon with Oregon State college. Accompanied by Mrs. Brown, he plans; to Tlalt Ashland today, and continue from there to Klamath Falls. Tester- day they visited Crater lake and Jack- sonville. While ln Med ford, Mr. i Brown visited Cal C. Wells, deputy ; United States marshal. I Quail Eny Journey The flock of young mountain quail, removed from: the southern Orron branch of the , state game farm here last week, on-; Joyed their trip to the Corrallis farm.' aecording to the letter received byj H. L. Noblltt from Gene Simpson, superintendent of the game farm, who transported the birds. The ban-' tarn hen. who hitched the bird, was taken along to hover them during the I truck Journey north. At the state game farm they have been liberated witn another brood approximately the same aee. and are thriving. Mr. Simp son stated. Personal Guest of Mrs. Stacy Mrs. May Green of Ashland is a guest fcere this week of Mrs. Chas. Stacy. Visits at Rogue Blver Orion Par ker of this city apent Sunday visiting friends at Rogue River. In from Sams Valley Daisy Payne of Sams Valley was In Medford this morning transacting business and shopping. From Fern Valley George Alford, orchard 1st from the Fern Valley dis trict, was in Medford this morning attending to business matters. To Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. A. Cressy Morrison of New York City left by stage this morning for Crater lake, where they plan to remain for two or three days before continuing their tour through the west. , San Jose Folk Here Mr. and Mrs. Grant Evans of San Jose, Cal., were guests here fpr several days of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. True. They motored to Ashland yesterday and enjoyed the cool shade of Llthla park. Visit Friends T. B. Garrison and Ed Young, stockmen and bankers of Oakland, Ore., were In Medford yes terday, the guests of A. S. Rosenbaum and Judge P. L. Touvelle of Jackson ville. Leaves for South F. H. iBrundage of Portland, assistant regional for ester for the state, left here this noon for Crescent City to meet the chief of the forestry department of Wash ington. Major C. h, Steuart. Tires Are Found City police re ported finding two 30x3 Speedway tires, cached along the bank of Bear creek. Officers stated that the tires were probably stolen from some local car. Latter Day Saints Picnic The Medford branch of the Latter Day Saints Sunday school held a picnic on Elk creek yesterday, which was attended by lis guests and all had a very enjoyable time, according to the report. Home for Week-end Bob Sleeter Tom Emmens, who are attending summer school, at the University of Oregon, were here from Eugene visit ing their parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Sleeter and Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Em mens, over the week-end. Here Temporarily John B. Ernest of Albany, Ore., is day clerk at the Southern Pacific passenger station temporarily, taking the place of Ed Russell, who la in San Francisco ai the Southern Pacific hospital, receiv ing treatment for his eye. j From a Distance At the hotels, those from distant points Included Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Lederer of Boulder City, Nev., M. E. Hopkins, Dorothy Mclru, Mlaa E. Cross and Mrs. Smith-, son of Vancouver, B. C, and Mr. and Mrs. Garcia, Mrs. E. Stelner and Mrs. E. Ford of New York City. Uhlmans Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Albert Uhlman and two children were guests here Saturday of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Elliott, having stopped here on their return from a trip through California. Mr, Uhlman ia assistant local manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company at Salem. Mrs. Uhlman Is Dr. Elliott's niece. Business Callers The list of busi ness callers in Medford today Includes Florence E. Grant of McCloud, Cal., Mrs. J. E. Weaver of Central Point. Mrs. G. G. Eubanks of Ashland, C. Wester of Klamath Falls, D. H. Peter son of Ashland. Frank Pettigrew of Eagle Point, Mrs. K. M. Mason of Talent and L. W. Mynatt of Eagle Point, Leaves for Denver Mabel G. Hat ton of Bayonne, N. J., who has been a guest at the Holland hotel here while visiting Miss Marie Etcher, left today for the east. She plans to stop is Denver, Colo., to visit friends be fore continuing home. Before her departure, Miss Hatton expressed great Interest in the valley. She teaches school In New Jersey. m Permit Totals Ten building per mits were laued by the city during the month of July, according to fig ures compiled by Miss Edith Nichols of that department. Two garages were constructed at a cost of 5175, and alterations were made, costing 2130, bringing the month's total to 2305. Last year 28 permits were is sued In July, totaling 920,780. The amount was large then, due toi a 15,000 permit for remodeling the Roosevelt school. . Lomski Fight Film Featured At Holly Fight fans will be Interested In seeing the pictures of the Lomski -Lough re ii bout which will be showing at the Holly theatre u a special fea ture tonight and tomorrow night. They will be shown only once each evening and those desirous of seeing them should arrange to be at the theatre by nine o'clock. These pictures show vividly the fight for the lightweight champion ship between Lomski and Loughren and will prove interesting to those who have seen Lomski perform In bis last two bouts at the armory. DANCE Every Tne. Wed. Thur. Sat. DREAMLAND Ben Benjamin's Orchestra PER PERSON 1 0C ALL EVENING ' 1 0C SWIM In While Sulphor Water Helman's Baths A'HI.AND Tub Rsth. Free Plrnle Groond To Dead Indian Mr. and Mrs. A. i B. Orr and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Orr spent yesterday at Dead Indian Soda Springs, see At the Olympics Roger Early and James Edmlston are among local people vacationing at Los Angeles and attending the Olympic games. Work tn Hollywood Friends of John Reddy and Kenneth Swarta have received word from the two youths In Hollywood, stating that they are now employed on the Paramount lot. Visits the Sims Miss Katherlne Keys spent the week-end tn Klamath Falls as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sims. Mrs. Sims was formerly Miss Cora Burau, manager of the Cinderella shop. U a To Olympics Orvllle Wilson of this city Is attending the Olympiad in Los Angeles this week, having ac companied his uncle, Wilson McKln ley of Nussoorle, India, who haa been visiting relatives In Jacksonville. w Hamilton Catches Fish A salmon weighing 20 pounds was caught yes terday by Scott Hamilton, fishing in the region of Kelly's Island. He re turned to the city last evening with his catch and a badly burned thumb, received In the battle with the fish. Here from North Names on hotel registers In Medford from the state of Washington were Olln W. Harris and H. D. L. Heuerus of Seattle, Mr. and Mra. W. O. Foster of Spokane and Mrs. R. R. Pratsch and daughter of Tacoma. Register from North Among the guests at hotels In the city who give their addresses as Portland, are Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rowland, J. G. Stin son, H. A. VanPatton. S. Dredge', Hal F. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Ruser, D. Morse, J. S Sammons, Charles N. Elrey, John Watkins, Oscar C. Weber, F. H. Brundage and E. H. Clark. "Golden .Bears Included among the Callfornlana at hotels over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. V. Ham mond, Charles J. Neuner, T- G. Phil pot, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. George M. Slcklnger of San Francisco, Peggy Morlson of Long Beach, Mrs. 'E. L. Iden of Yreka, R. Lawson, A. R. Mc Lennan and H. E. Foley of Los An geles and Mr. and Mrs. D. Wyllie of Sebastapol. On the List Today Oregon Isn from points outside of the city of Portland were registered at hotels In Medford as follows: Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Whet stone, C. C. Archibald and Donald Hogg of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hinds of Klamath Falls, Robert Jarger of Prospect, B. E. Alberzeen, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Harmon of Eu gene. Darby in Portland An interesting note regarding C. C. Darby of this city, who was in Portland for several days last week, appeared In the Sat urday Oregonlan, reading as follows: "There are very fine prospects for a good price for pears this fail," said C. C. Darby yesterday. And he should know, for he Is'one of the prominent growers of this fruit down In Jack son county.- Mr.' Darby is spending' a rew days in Portland, having been aocom pan led from Medford by h la son. The fruit raiser Is making in qulrles regarding market matters while here. These visitors are regis tered at the Heath man hotel. Fall to Put Out Campflre Under the heading, "Prospectors and School Teachers Fined for Fires," the fol lowing item appears in the Fireat Service Bulletin, Issued by the United States department of Agriculture, carrying the names of two well known local young men, Luy and Neff, list ed as school teachers. It reads: "Buel Beckham, Don Beckham, Paul Luy and Francis Neff, teachers, all of Bandon. Ore., spent their vacation near Iilahee on the Rogue river, but apparently did not know enough to put out their campflre. The forest rangers were awry at the time. Lo cal settlers requested the teachers to put out their cam pf ires and later re ported the violation to the rangers, Buel Beckham took the blame, was tried at Port Orford and fined .$13, Sherrlg Promoted "AI Sherrig has been made sales manager of the printing paper department of Blake, Moflitt Ac Towne, according to an nouncement yesterday. Mr. Sherrlg naa been regional manager at Eu gene, Ore, for the big paper company His new headquarters will be Port land. He is succeeding Walter Hue- lat, who has been promoted to the Los Angeles office of the company, J. L. WooJworth has been appointed regional manager at Eugene, succeed ing Mr. Sherrlg." The above Item, which appeared in the Morning Ore gonlan, will be of much Interest to the many friends here of Mr. and Mrs. Sherrlg. Mr. Sherrlg formerly covered this territory regularly. Mrs. Sherrlg will be remembered as Isobel Burbldge. t Robinson Leaves To Return Prisoner Tom Robinson, city police officer, left tod ay for Tacom a, to re t urn John Ross to this city. Ross was arrested by authorities there for stealing the nine motors from the Pinnacle Packing House No. 3, Wed nesday night. Three of the motors were In his possession at t:. time of his arrest, word from Tacoma stated. PERMANENT WAVES French Steam Push Wave Complete $1.98 Finger Wave 50c For a limited time only ALAINE'S Beauty Shop Phone 1518 113 E. Main TALENT, MEDFORD DEFEAT INVADERS IN SUNDAY TILTS Talent baseball team defeated the Eauwana Red Socks, Klamath Falls star nine, 7 to 3. In a hotly contest ed gam at Talent Sunday. Scoring was fairly even up to the seventh inning, when Talent brought In the last three runs of the game. Few errors marred the playing, and inter est ran high through the eighth In ning, when the Pelicans filled the bases with one out, only to have Cook, veteran hurler for Talent, fan the next two men up, putting the game pretty well on Ice. The Eau wana crew fought It out to the finish displaying a brand of baseball and sportsmanship not seen too often tn valley games. A return m&tr is scheduled for August 21st at Klamath Falls. A feature of the day was the 20 plece Talent band under the direc tion of LlaL-. Tame, which lent a big league flavor to the game, and Is expected to be a regular attraction In the future. Though It was the first public appearance of the band, the quality of the music left little to be desired. Medford was defeated by the Suth erlln baseball team, 8 to 1, yesterday at the fairgrounds, before a slim crowd of 20 souls. The locals scored their lone run In the first Inning on an error, and were blanked thereafter by air-tight pitching and Held lng. Russells, a left hander, hurled for the Merch ants and was hit freely throughout the contest. The home boys showed better teamwork than In the first tilt of their re-organizatlon last Thurs day against the Colored Giants. Warren Williams Is In Craterian Drama For gripping drama and tension, few Tile til re tn mm nti nf Unlit. Wood fan Jtmial "fllrvuinniw OiuiU" now playing at the Fox Craterian. mo wana a uuiesi Duuaing a 102 story New York skyscraper Is the lOCttle Of this TIAVftl H.n1 hni-Hln(r drama. Through the eyes of the camera are snown incidents and problems, the loves, th irw t.n struggles and despairs of the occu- ytui ui m in ouiiaing, as a result, one of the most engrossing pictures of the year has been produced. me story involves a financial mag nate's attempt to use those around him as nawn In hli sh tn. ni. ownership of the world's greatest Diwjowopci. mere is me woman wno through love has given her life to heln him juierptvl Thr u t Vi mtu stenographer whom he lures from tho ujf wuu wauiB kj marry ner. Notice of First Meeting of Creditors. - No. E-17442 In Bankruntcv. In the District Court of the United ciates ior tne District of Oregon. In the Matter of Noah Benjamin Harris, Bankrupt. To the creditors of Noah Benjamin Harris, of the City of Medford, In the County of Jackson, ani District aioresaia, Bankrupt: Notice la hereby given that on the 23rd day of July, 1932, the said Noah Benjamin Harris was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held In the orfice of the Referee, Medford Build ing. Medford, Oregon, on the 11th dav of August, 1932, at 2:30 o'clock In tne afternoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come ueiure saia meeting. HARRY O. SKYRMAN, Referee In Bankruptcy. July 28th, 1932. N'ottr of First Meeting of Creditors. no. B-17441 in Bankruptcy. In the District Court of the United States fnr th ni-rf-.risfe nf nrcTn In the .Matter of Regents Harris, To the creditors of Regenle Harris, of the City of Medford, In the Coun ter nf .Tnylrnri r-H niit,U said. Bankrupt: notice is nereny given that on the 23rd dnv nf .Tula- lai-J ..j genie Harris waa duly adjudicated uans.ru pi; ana mat tne first meet In? of her rv!1fnrB will h .m the office of the Referee, Medford nunaing, jweciord. Oregon, on the 11th day of August, 1932, at 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon, at which time the said crfditnr maw prove iheir claims, appoint a Trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly uciuro saia meeting. HARRY C. SKYRMAN. Referee In Bankruptcy July 28th, 1932. THE BETTER SHOWS ARE AT THE HOLLY HERE'S ANOTHER ONE TO PROVE ITI Ton WU1 Leave the Ttie atre Happier for Having Seen It, anil It Solve a Problem for tn eudjI CARRIAGE "J " 1 with the stunnlnf nd NORMAN FOSTER AI.INE MarMAHON OF.OKOE BRENT Alaa "SVMPHONV MYSTERY" KAttTOON Special Tonlte At 9:00 Only Pictures of the Lonuki-Loughren Bout Meteorological Report August 1, 1931 Medford and vicinity: Tonight and Tuesday fair. Normal temperature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Tuesday, but cloudy at times on coast. Normal temperature. Lowest temperature this morning 49 degrees. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 103; loweat 60. Total precipitation since September 1. 1931, 22.52 Inches. Relative humidity at A p. m. yes terday 18 percent; 5 a. m. today 62 percent. Sunset today, 7:30 p. m. Tomorrow: Sunrise 5:03 a. m. Sun set 7:29 p. m. Observation, taken it I l. ra., 120 Meridian Time. Oltj f 1 f I f I Baker City 78 ' 48 P. Cdy. BoIm , 80 64 P. Cdy. Chicago 83 70 .... Cloudy Denver ...... 88 63 .01 Clear Dea Molnea 60 64 .63 Cloudy Eureka '."... 70 64 Cloudy Fresno 64 68 Clear Helena 73 60 Cloudy Lob Angeles 78 60 Clear Marshfleld - 66 64 Cloudy MEDFORD 88 63 Clear New York .." 80 66 .' Clear Phoenix 102 83 .. Clear Portland 83 68 T. Cloudy Reno 88 64 Clear Roseburg ... 84 63 Clear Salt Lake ". 83 60 Clear San Francisco 64 64 Clear Seattle 63 66 T. Rain Spokaue " . 78 68 T. Cloudy Loretta Young Has Part Holly Picture A splendid cast of characters work ing on a story of equal merit written by Faith Baldwin combine to make "Week-End Marriage" now showing at the Holly theatre a very fine pic ture. Although the title suggests this to be s. spicy picture there is nothing In the story to which the most strict community-welfare guar dian could have the slightest objec tion. Loretta Young offers a fine performance as the young wife, and is ably seconded by Norman Foster as her husband. Short subjects at the Holly today Include a Kartoon and another of the S. S. Van Dine stories, The Sym phony Mystery.1 4 At River Lodge A party of young people from Burllngame, Cal., arrived here at noon today, to spend a week or two at Rogue Roost, the Tucker lodge on the river, As guests of Miss Nan Tucker, were Miss Oenevievs Ly man, Miss Barbara Blyth, Miss Mar gery Blyth and Nlon R. Tucker, Jr. They arrived In Medford on the Shasta. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT 4-room furnished house, newly decorated. 34 Quince, or call at 620 So. Ivy. WANTED To let contract tor haul ing machinery and pipe. Receive bids until Aug. 7. Wayne Prltchett, 204 Vancouver. Phone 1514-W. FOR RENT To reliable party. 6-rm. modern house, furnished, $16 per mo., water paid; some fall garden. Owner, 416 Boardman. FOR RENT 3-room fum, apt., pri vate bath and entrance. Phone 62-Y, or call at 9 E. Jackson. FOUND Pair glasses. Owner may have same by paying for ad. In quire Tribune office. FOR SALE OR TRADE 166-acre Improved rancn on Rogue river, about H mile frontage; ideal for resort; plenty of rich bottom land; water riht from river: 13 miles from Medford. for !0,000. will take Income property In Oregon or California or gilt edge security up to 911.000. Will need some cash. Balance easy payments. Address Box 6308, Tribune. FOR RENT 630 West 10th, 6-room unfurnished home, 1 block from new courthouse, 817.60, Inc. wster. Chsrles R. Ray, Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 303. LOST Travelers checks to amount of 8100 In leather holder. Deliver if found to Medford Mall Tribune and owner will pay (6 reward. FOR RENT 6-room furnished; elec trlo range, hot water heater. In quire 725 Aider. May Yon. ' stars J,tz ; . t r-i I1 i CHECK NAMES OF WILIS BACKERS WITH VOTERS LIST Checking of the names of signers on the petitions of Attorney M, O. Wllklns of Ashland, as an Indepen dent candidate for district attorney, at the fall election, was begun by the counly clerk's office this morning. Each name will be checked with the registration books, to establish If all signers are legal voters. A majority of the signatures are by residents of the southern part of the county, and the Butte Falls district. This is the opening date for the filing of Inde pendent candidacies. Names appearing on the back of the petitions as circulators and at testors of the validity of the signa tures are: Elinor Kanley Bush and H. P. Bush, Medford; Chester Parker and Etta Parker, Phoenix and Mod ford: H. M. Turnbnugh and Eliza beth, Turnbaugh, Talent; Daniel Payne, John Loughlln, Elizabeth High, and Eliza Hicks, Ashland: Florence D. Kant and Annie J. Nelson Butt Falls; and Caroline Putnam and Allle S. Wllklns, Ashland and Medford. Attorney Wllklns will oppose Wil liam Brlggs, Jr., Ashland, republican primary nominee, and George A. Cod ding, Incumbent, democratlo nomt lnee. Attorney Wllklns has been a resident of this county for about five years, formerly being engaged in the law at Ohtloquln, Klamath county. He has figured as counsel In a num ber of local legal actions. Including the Oore divorce and alienation suits, and the Mrs. Nettle Marco suit against the county for alleged dam ages. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY RENT 6-room house, 314 No. Holly, 14 block P. O. O. M. Qoss. FOR TRADE First-class cedar posts for hay. A. T. Train, Myrtle Point, Ore. FOR SALE Cheap. Must sell. Mod ern 6-room house, 8 lots, berries. The place with 70 oaks. 115 So. Holly. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 6-rm. modern home; also 6-room unfur nished house. Phone 700-R. FOR SALE: Small grocery store and aervice station. 7iu a. Riverside. FOR SALE Fine apricots. R. J Earl, Phone 611-J-4. WANTED Capable girl for general housework In smsll family. Must have good habits. Board and mod erate salary. Pull time required. . Aaaress box 0317, Mall Tribune. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper would like two or three small ets of books to keep. E. V. HUllus, Rt. 3, Box Dd. FOR RENT Apartments; low rent, 625 No. Riverside. FOR SALE Ford Victoria, '81. B nena, a-i snape; saoo; easy terms. FOR SALE Sweet corn, 20o dozen; Delicious plums, 2o lb. P. 8. Car penter, Jacksonville highway. FOR SALE Triumph peaohes. Ouches, Griffin Creek. R. R ALWAYS COOL ROXY 15c Children 10c Ends Tonlte, JOHN BOLES in "One Heavenly Night" Starts Tomorrow "Cohens and Kellys In Hollywood" Dally Mat. 1:80. Eve. 7. S TAT E and ti" William Powell in "High Pressure" , And Z Comedies Let TJ Repair Your Car. Yon will Be Repaid In Money Saved and In a Perfectly Conditioned Automo bile. MR. OEOROE POWELL Is In charge of our General Auto Repairing Body and Fender Work t Big 4 Auto Wrecking and Parts Co. 1761 N. Rlverald Tnone 552 IN LOS ANGELES When yon attend the OLYMPIC GAMES Meet ynnr friend make yournelf at home at HOTEL COMMODORE IV) Rooms and Baths Located conveniently at 1203 W. Hh. Cor. 7th and Lucns Owned and Operated by Ilert Austin Yonr Southern Oregon friends will be reglHtered at the Commodore enjoying the same privileges they'ia always had at HOTEL WILLARD Klamath Falls, Ore. Samson's Show Draws Farmers And Poultrymen P. E. Samson's free feed show held last Saturday attracted a large number of Rogue River valley dairy men and poulUT raisers who were especially Interested in the clinic feature and discussion of treatment of ailing chickens. Jim Howorth, need of the feed department of the S perry feed mills In Portland supervised the clinic, posting several defective birds ss example. At 11 o'clock csrrler pigeons were sent from Medford to Portland by tne eperry company, and prizes were awarded to the persons guessing the approximate time for the flight. Fol lowing stops for lunch the pigeons landed in the northern city in eight noura and six minutes. Mr. Samson expects to conduct a similar event cn a larger scale In the future, since so much Interest was evidenced in Saturday's show. number of theft, w.m to city DOlloe officers over th wmV. end, with L. w. House of 338 North Klverslde reporting the loss of several articles, Including a fishing pole, two revolvers, an Ingersoll watch, a gold pen. nsning reels, two ur three boxes of shells and a fly book. Mrs. Oustafson of 003 North Biv.r. slde reported that fifty feet of hose was stolen irom ner property. Edward Miller had a gun stolen from his home on the Paclflo high way, north, according to olty police records. The Sensation of 1932 From Faith Baldwin's Cosmopolitan Story "Skyscraper" WARREN WILLIAM MAUREEN Ntnt T r 4 U 3ULL1VAIN yim) -IN- "SKYSCRAPER SOULS " THE COOLEST "SUMMER . A Month's Reading For 25c Hnndreds of Interesting new novels. Read a book day If you like. Only 2 So for all the books yon can read In a month. SWEM'S circulating; library- FUNERAL West Main Office County Coroner At Geary and Taylor tha San Fran cisco visitor flndi Sa n Francisco's finest hotel. Here, those who sppreclstj environment of MFifSfifhnwm to be found arll 5-1r. travelers retui able atmoiphert- Cllft, physical oel ... VJ In San Francisco yet old with Its located In the rtri ...at Geary and Taylor, b th!j Ana hotel. Hart e warm, per sonal isrvlct h assured each guest Every room outaldc... each wKh privets bath. Three tan San Franclac here theCllftgues the better shops, shops, the more im at hand not morfj from Its doors. Outstanding In It to every guest's e management Ukr ths beautiful put famous dlnmj rooms. Gerajt if) connection. Rates... from $3.00 tingle, $5.00 double. the structure. T perhaps San Fran tlve hotel rettan teen floors above ,HEC L decorated and rici nlflclent room wh s la carta serv the diner a far Cisco's mullltn hip-strewn Bay, the teeming life"Wl Oakland and Berkeley surging up to tha kills nn the nnnralta ittnM mllaa away. The view from here Is truly marvelous, a sedstive to tired nerves, tjAliitijitilMU V III . Illn FRUIT WORKERS GIVEN IE HINT i 1 In view of the existing; auto license difficulty and the approach of the fruit harvest, Carl T. Tengwald of fered a suggestion today, aimed to aid workmen sans licenses In gettlnaj to work. Last year at his orchard, Mr. Teng wald said there were 80 pickers hired They came to work tn 23 cars. At the wages offered pickers this year, it would be highly impractical if the men had licenses for their autos, fos them to use that many cars for trans portatlon. So Mr. Tengwald suggest that one man transport six workmen to the orchard, collect a small fee from each and enable all to arrive on the Job at less expense. In eaahj crew, he pointed out these are prob ably several workmen who could not alford to operate oars with this) amount of help, "And" he concluded "there la real ly no reason for people to becom panicky regarding this Issue." 1 n Empire Ayres hall dedicated. 15$ 15! mh limn i ininj Claudette Colbert Cllve Brook "Man From Yesterday" Also ... on the Stage Gerry Thompson Tomorrow "Tonight or Never" TODAY AND TUES. l .e l lV It V SPOT IN TOWN BOOK CLUB? PARLOR at Newtown me-up to tha jsrfed to pot It a. On tha main floor are two otner equally fara L. t i 1 1 n viiauiauia, inn riurciumc swoa llghtfully airy, w main lobby. B W SKI room, each) Numerous suitea If desired sin and II room furnish. light fixtures are) eslgns, especially, f. Many of tha f notice of tha' o luxuriously arar rnisnea. best reasons (W i rendered Cllft) t that both Mr.l owner and Mr.l Irrr, both title. I hie. of courseJ h of the maoago-j of tha guests li I F T lithat no guest ' to object to tha tmotphere of service that ii present dar nfMlods of hospitality. AI- though tha Cllft Is major hotel of Cam Fmiu4im Itt.nttvk It la wmtmA supreme In service and value-giving.) vet the rates there are surprisingly k'.ifl)' raid lUrt it 3 Hogje an. 1 HWVV IsWe 1