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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1932)
MEDFORD MXIL TRTBUOT, !MEDFORD, OREGON1, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1932. PXGE SEVEN Local and Boof Catches Fire A stovepipe to lay caught fire to the root at 1405 forth Riverside avenue, where the a!le plumbing ahop la located. Wrlrhta In City Tom Wright and Bother, from the Redskin Orchard itTeble Rock, were transacting buei km In this city this morning. Burnett In City Charles B. Burnett 4 Portland, freight and passenger igent of the Rock Island railway mea, was In Medford on business to lay. Hero at Dunsmulr Al Flaro Is pending today at Duiumuir In the threats of the Burroughs Adding Cachlne company, which he repre enta. i : ftowy In Boseburg A. S. Rosen taum, district freight and passenger eent for the Southern Pacific com lany, with headquartera here, Is In loseburg today on official business. ! ' ' Guest of Mrs. SeekatK Miss Mabel telbauer of Seattle Is a guest here bis week of Mls& Evelyn Seekatz, and I being much entertained by local octal groups. Business Callers The list of bual teas callers In Medford today from lelghboring vicinities includes Lucy e of Oold Hill and Mrs. D. R. Sloan Phoenix. ! ' ' l Shoppers Yesterday Among shop 's in Medford yesterday from neigh boring towns were Miss Mollle Britt if Jacksonville and Mrs. Chub An- lerson and Mrs. Donna Graffls of hoenlx. L ' In from Phoenix Mrs. R. H. Wll ox and sister-in-law, Mrs. Rlchard en, whose husband Is assistant man ger of the Crater Lake lodge, were a Medford today from Phoenix am ending to business matters. i ... Business Visitors Mrs. Thomas Benton of Eagle Point was shopping i Medford stores this morning. Other alien were S. M. Snook of Prospect, Irs, E. Hansen of Reese creek and Has Goldle Hlgdon of Pern Valley. ... ! Miss Sweeney In South Miss Mary lartha Sweeney, who accompanied ter father to the Shrine convention ft San Francisco last week, Is re Gaining In the south to spend sev ral weeks visiting friends. i ... i Returns North Thomas D'Orsay of Portland returned to hla home today Iter spending several days In Med- ord as the guest of Bayard Getchell. two boys are fraternity brothers rt the University of Washington. 1 f MoMatha Go South Mrs. C. B. Mc iath and son Barton and daughter flora left yesterday morning by mo ir for Sacramento, where they will in Mr. McMath, transferred several feeka ago by his company. In mak ng their home. 1 Visits Mrs, Nason Miss Constance tuell of Boston, Mass,, arrived here n the Shasta this noon to visit Mrs. t D. Nason until tomorrow. She dans to continue to Seattle, from rhlch port she will sail to China as I missionary. (Miss Walker Improved Friends of tlss Winifred Walker are glad to tarn that her condition is much lm- Toved this week. Miss Walker Is ceivlng treatment at Buck Horn Jdge, where she Is accompanied by ter mother in spending several weeks t the summer vacation. a . Many from Seattle Giving their ddreses as Seattle, the following 01k stopped overnight at hotels in - ho city: D. E. Burroughs, Howard f. Lang, Paul Schmegter, John Helly, kmes Q. Osborne, J. von Herberg and bseph Gottsteln. Mrs. M. F. Con lara of Spokane was also registered rorn Washington. The Hot Weather! Is here and baking bread in a hot stuffy kitchen, is real punish- . ment. j ' Let riuhrer do your 1 baking. Merely phone your grocer and ask for a loaf of Fluhrer's Bread fresh from the oven. It '8 much easier, simpler and better than tedious home baking. Personal In Medford Mrs. George Williams I and Mrs. L. B. Smith, both of this city, motored to Medford Tuesday to visit friends. Grants Pass Dally Courier, 1 Leaves Hospital James Hill, night clerk at the Holland hotel, left the Community hospital yesterday, and will reside at the hotel for about two weeks while recovering. Phillips In City E. W. Phillips of the Blue Bird group of gold quartz mines In the Forest Creek district. Is spending two days in Medford attend ing to business matters. ... Guest of Miss Tucker Miss Vivian Coss la spending a month as the guest of Miss Esther Tucker in this city, while Miss Tucker parents are enjoying a vacation trip. Guests of Boutelles Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rowland of Boston, Mass., are In Medford today as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boutelle, having ar rived here by train this morning. Mr. Borelson Home E. T. Burelson of the local ready-to-wear store ar rived In Medford from Portland by train this morning, having spent sev eral days In the north on a buying trip. . m Miss Beck Goes North Miss La Merle Beck left this morning for Portland by motor with her father, Michael Back. She will remain in the northern city for two weeks visit ing friends. Mr. Beck will return to Medford soon, Return from Trip Mrs. Harold Warren, son Jerry and Mrs. Warren's sister, Miss Bertha Stlnson, returned to Medford Sunday evening from eastern Oregon and southern Idaho where they spent ten days visiting relatives and friends. . e Visit Crater Lake Miss Kate Stine, accompanied by her niece. Miss Eva Jones, of the nurses' training school at Salem, and Miss Mary Myers of the California hospital In Los Angeles, spent Tuesday at Crater lake and Diamond lake. ... Mr. Brown Promoted Arthur Brown, well-known Portland Ore- gonlan representative In this city, has been promoted to district manager for the Oregonlan in Jackson, Jose phine and Siskiyou counties. Mr. Brown has been with the Oregonlan for the past 15 years. Report Accident While watching the fire truck at the corner of River side and McAndrews road this fore noon, Edward Pany of Seattle drove his car Into the rear left fender of the automobile driven by Charles Champlln of 425 North Holly street. Both admitted that they were watch- lng the truck Instead of their dxlv- Ing, according to officers. ; ... Thrift Shop Sale Announcement ' has been made of a woolen clothing sale at the Thrift shop above the Waol worth store, which started at 9 a. m. today. Included among the bargains listed am men's over-1 coats for 35 cents to a dollar, silk 1 gloves 10 cents a pair, ladles' hats 10 ; cents and 20 cents each, and a re- ductlon on women's and children's wool dresses. Travelers from South A. A. Hadge of San Francisco was an overnight guest In Medford, stopping at a local hotel. Others from the southern state were Mr. and Mrs, F. Robert son of Alameda, Mrs. H. 0. Paunlch of Berkeley, Mr, and Mrs. F, W. Lo gan, K. M. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Decker and Mr and Mrs. A. A. Decker of Oakland, Mel Cls&na of Sacra mento and Harold E. Davis of Pa cific Grove. Buy Rogue Acres D. E. Millard, local realtor, has announced the sale of lots In the Rogue Acres tract along the river bank to Mr. and Mrs. Beau flet of Los Angeles, who are now camping on the property, where they plan to build a cabin and beautify the grounds. Mr. Beau fie t is student body adviser for the Metropolitan high school In Los Angeles. Mr. Mil lard la now constructing a cedar slab cabin on hla own lot in the tract. He reports having sold seven of the locations this summer, four to south ern California folk, Meets Mr. Pelouze George Hensel man, local representative of A. E. Fltkln & Sons, Inc., left today for Grants Pass to Join Robert F. Pe louze of Portland, vice-president and Pacific coast manager of the same firm. The two were to attend the , Rotary club luncheon in the cave city today, after which Mr. Pelouze was to continue south to Los Angeles, where he has been transferred In keeping with his promotion from the position of northwest manager. Mr. Pelouze was formerly a resident of 1 Medford. I - Evans Visits Here Horace Evans of j Portland, well known representative ; of the Evans Corn Canning company, j and son of one of Oregon's best I known fanciers and producers of many varieties of narci&l and other bulbous plants, arrived In Medford 1 yesterday on a vacation trip. He is ! visiting friends today, after a glimpse of Crater lake, and will continue north this afternoon. Evans formerly attended Oregon State college and ! his smile Is remembered by all local collegians who knew the Corvallis i campus when he was a part of Its ' population. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Neely of Siskiyou have returned to their home from Ashland, where they were guests of Mr. Keely'a mother. Mrs. Keely will be remembered in Medford as Dorothy Whitman. Ilere for Fight Mr. and Mrs. M. A. G allow and daughter lone of Eureka. Cal., arrived in Medford yesterday to attend the Leo Lomakl-Jack McCar thy fight at the Armory tonight. Mr. Oallow operates Eureka Inn in that city. Returns from Camp Lee VanAus dall, who has been spending the past five weeks at Camp McLoughlln, Boy Scout camp at Lake o' the Woods, re turned to Medford yesterday coon. He Is a leader for one of the local scout troops. From Distant Points Those whose names were on the hotel registers from distant points were Mr, and Mrs. Erto J. Miles of Fort Collins. Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Adklns, Jr., of Atlantic City, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Menealn and S. Callaway of Washington, D, O. Guests from North The guests from the city of Portland, whose names appear on the hotel list Are H. W. Holden, Mrs. T. H. Emerson, J. J. Brody, Alonzo Morrison. E. W. Schmeer, J. R. Jeffries, L. J. Arm strong, R. O. Fuller, C. C. Llndstrand, Don Workenten and M. F. Celler. From State Points Oregon names today on the hotel lists Included R. E. Mythlng of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. A. Zlefl of Corvallis, E. O. Parker, W. F. Hays, Percy Hillls, J. E. Harper, H. B. Esson and O. W. Weir of Eugene, G. L. Edmund, 0. V. Wilson and W. A. Arnold of Klamath Falls and C. W. Owen of Albany. Mr. Paul Promoted Friends in Medford of B. W. Paul, who formerly made his home in Medford, will be glad to know that he has been ap pointed district representative for southern California, for the Dayton- Dowd company, manufacturers of centrifugal pumps. His office is lo cated at 414 Bryson block, Los An geles. Confer at Eugene C. E. "Pop' Gates of Medford, Mayor J. E. Thorn ton of Ashland and O. H, Demaray of Grants, Pass are leaving today for Eugene, where they will confer with Carl E. Washburne, southern Oregon highway commissioner, relative to the improvement of the Pacific highway through the Siskiyou mountains. . . Baby Clinic Thursday Tomorrow afternoon a pre-school and baby clinic will be held at the Y. W. C. A, by the county health unit, with Dr. C. I. Drummond, county physician, and Miss Blanche Runels, nurse, con ducting the event. Mothers are ask ed to bring their children any time after 1:30 and to make appointments, previous to the hour, by telephoning 1359. Klamath Man Back Sergeant R. D. Davis of the state police, with 'his wife and family, returned Saturday from a two weeks' vacation trip. They motored up the Coast highway to Portland and returned via Bend. Ser geant Davis resumed hla duties In charge of the state police office here Monday morning, relieving Lieuten ant O. O. Nichols, who returned to the Medford office. Klamath Even ing Herald. In Grants Pass According to news Items appearing In the Grants Pass Daily Courier, A. S. Rosenbaum, dis trict freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific company, with headquarters here, was attending to business matters in Grants Pass Tuesday. On the same day, D. G. Tyree, manager of the Investment de partment of the California Oregon Power company, with Medford as his headquarters, stopped in that city on business. Paul Whiteman Hit Holly Revival Show Some time ago the Holly inaugu rated Into Medford an Idea of "re vival nights," at which time out standing pictures that had been run before were brought back and shown again as an added attraction. Such musical productions as "Desert Song" "Rio Rita" "Viennese Nights" and others were brought back with great miccMs. Saturday the Holly will bring another such show to town , , one that has probably been wished for by many, "The King of Jazz." This magnificent musical produc tion was one of the most popular in Its day and features Paul White- man and his famous orchestra. This picture will be run Saturday along with the regular feature and those baying tickets for the regular show will be Invited to remain as guests of the Holly for the return showing of this picture. 4 We serve only quality foods at low est possible cost to you at the Cafe teria, 17 So. Riverside. 25c, 85c, to 50c ALWAYS COOL R0XY..15C Phone 2fll Children 10e STARTS TOMORROW LITE VELEZ In "BROKEN WINO" Lat Times Tonlte Charlie Murray, George Sidney "Cohen, nd Kellys In Hollywood" Dally Mat 1:30. Ere. 1 - DANCE - Every Tues., Wed., Thur., Sat. DREAMLAND BEN BENJAMIN'S ORCHESTRA 4 PER PERSON - n 1UC" AU- EVENING 1UC SWIM In White Sulphur Water Helman's Baths ASHLAND Tnh Baths, free plrnle Groand AUTO. RECEIPTS E RELIEF AMOUNT Jackson county will know nothing definite relative to the apportion ment of state and federal funds for road and other relief work, until the final figures are available on the auto license receipts and a close study of the federal unemployment relief bill had been made. The district attorney's office has been requested to give an opinion on the powers of the county to make a loan for road relief work under the reconstruction bureau. This will be done as soon as the copies of the un employment relief bill are received, Jackson county will also receive money from the auto license funds, The first out from this source Is used as sinking fund for interest on bonds, and the remainder Is diverted to the road fund for emergency relief work. 'The amount of money Jackson county receives from the auto license money depends on the amount we pay in," said Commissioner Victor Bursell today. "And the more that Is said, the more we will have for relief work next winter." As soon as the preliminaries are cleared, the county court and other agencies will confer to determine the securing and use of funds from state and national sources. Shell Service Has Medford Meet For Station Attendants The twentv Shell service fllmm wno attended the afternoon and eve ning meeting of the organization at the Hotel Medford Monday visited Alvln O. Tollefson'a servlCA stnltrtn at the corner of Sixth nnri nvnnt. streets yesterday to see a demonstra tion of the 51-potnt upkeep lubrica tion system to dc used by Shell Serv Ice. Inc. The demonstration was in nharp of Charles 8. Garvin, division super visor or the Shell stations. Representatives were in attendance at both meetings from Ashland, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls and Bend. Monday, talks vere given by GeortTfl M. Gra.hft.rn. rUntrirt innAPoli. or, with headquarters here; W. G. men, district manager from Eugene S. S. Stanton, assistant HUtHot. mn. aeer In chares of lubrication. n.in r.r tugene; Mr. Garvin; O. J, Jones, fijamsm rails: K. e. jnniu. MHfnrrv and Wesley Crooks, Grants Pass. The wreo latter namea are local man altera In those territories. At the meeting several new policies belnir adopted bv th comnanv wam announced, and Mr. ("Iran am nmnhi. Bizea me xact mat all of the Shell stations will Include the new com plete lubrlctalon system as an addl tlonal feature for their patrons. Pioneers Prepare For Contests On Craterian Stage Pioneers Or flnuthum Owimn am anticipating the programs announced for Frldav and Saturn nv t th r.r. terlan theater when pioneer contests in singing and costumes will be stag ed. In the foyer of the theater, which win sport the first bar operated in Jacksonville back In the rlavs whan the roaring mining camp was at Its YOUTH HAS ITS FLING SPEED, SPORT, SENSATION NOW SHOWING XSlrVf TODAY TOMORROW r lS B- msi n'W MAVRINE 0'Sn.I.IVAN JAMES OLEASON TOM BROWN ANDY DEVISE "Running Hollywood" lkTar5fc "Deans and Arrows" P THE BETTER SHOWS That's Why It's Medford SUMMER A Month's Reading For 25c llandreds of Interesting new norels. ResI bonk day If yon like. Only S5o for all the books yon ecn read In month. SWEM'S lCIBCILAIINO LIBtUBV best, free lunches and drinks will be served, the programs nave been ar ranged in connection with the show ing of "The Vanishing Frontier." A prize of IS will be presented the person entertaining with the out standing vocal or Instrumental num ber Friday evening and a $5 prize has been announced by Don Oeddes, manager of the theater, for the wear er of the best pioneer costume Sat urday. Many entries from all sec tions of the valley are expected. August 10 will also be a festive day at the Cra terl an theater. It la an nounced as wedding date of, Jessie H. Cole and Virgil H. Hardeman of this olty, who will be married on the stage the evening of August 10 by Rev. Alexander O. Bennett of the First Methodist church. A lovely cer emony Is being arranged by the thea ter. Miss EUow Mae Wilson, popular soprano, will sing and the stage will be artistically decorated In keeping with the occasion. Today's attraction at the Craterian Is "Reserved for Ladles." TAKE SQUATTERS FROM FISH CREEK DESEJJEGION PORTLAND, Aug. 3. (AP) Two deputy United States marshals, Lor en Cochran and Roy R. Knox, were expected here today with seven men who are said to have illegally taken up homesteads in the Fish creek desert in southern Oregon, In do fiance of repeated declarations of the government that such action would be dealt with harshly. The office of the government at torney said E. H. Best and Emory Davis, whose battle for the right to homestead the land has several times landed them In Jail, are Included in the group recently discovered there. Federal officers here said the seven men were secretly Indicted by the last federal grand Jury. Investigation of homes taadlng on the government land In the Fish creek burn was conducted by Benja min R. Burdge, agent of the depart ment of Justice, from his head quartera at Diamond lake. "Fast Companions" Showing At Holly "Fast Companions," now showing at the Holly theatre presents a cast of varied personalities that go to make up a delightful comedy. In cidents, the entire cast Is Irish. The feminine Is Maurlne O'Sulllvan and she Is supported by James Glea- son, Tom Brown and Andy Devlne, Mickey Rooney, a miniature Irish man, Is also In the cast. This picture opens at the Holly today and will be shown today and tomorrow only. Holly patrons are reminded that this week there win be three features. fJJiill TODAY and XIILitSlMV Mae Clark Jean Harlow Marie Frevost in THREE WISE GIRLS Adults 19c. Children So ARE AT THE HOLLY 's Most Popular Theatre BOOK CLl'B? ACTIVE GOLFERS PAIRED FOR PLAY I T In the golf tournament netng con ducted by the Active club hero. Arthur Schoenl will meet Gordon Pratt, and Harold Larsen wUl play Leslie Van Doren for ths champion ship In the first flight. It was an nounced at the regular club meeting last night by Van Doren. John Nledermeyer was defeated by Schoenl In the first flight. Wea weleenburger defeated by Pratt, Virgil Martin defeated by Laraen, and Kleth Pennell by Van Doren. For this flight, prices are being awarded by the Medford Book store (Paul Woods), Huson's What Not (Darrell Huaon), Franklln'a (Virgil Martin,) and Mutual Mill and Seed Co. (Fran cis Barr). Jack Butler defeated Elmo Russell In the second flight, and also de feated Olen Fabrlck, who had won his match from Harvey Robertson. Butler will play the winner of the Harry OUl match with either Ralph Bailey or Dr. L. L. Sanders. Prizes for the flight are being offered by Hubbard Bros. (Chester Hubbard). Gardner Dniga (Kleth Fennell), Jum bo Lemon (Ralph Bailey), The Tog gery (Harold Larsen). In the third flight, Wm. McAllister defeated Kenneth Denman. Matches are yet to be played between Jasper iteynoids ana Chester Hubbard, and Paul Woods and Wm. McAllister. Prlzea will be donated by the Holly theatre (John Nledermeyer), and Shell Oil company, (Jock Butler), It was announced at the meeting that Olen Fabrlck and Jasper Reyn olds will be In charge of the enter tainment for next meeting, which will be held on the Applegate. Lea Whltehouse was appointed to the vacancy on the welfare commit tee. SCRIPPS' SISTER PASSES, AGED 95 LA JOLLA, Cal., Aug, 3. (AP) Miss Ellen Browning Scripps, 05, phi lanthropist and sister of the late E. W. Scripps, founder of a chain of newspapers throughout the country, died at her home here shortly before 3 a. m. today. Her death was due to old age and a lung congestion which developed recently. At her bedside when she died was her nephew, Robert Scripps, who came from New York. Miss Scripps was born In London, Don 't Be Satisfied - With LESS Than the of Tax Free Prices! FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 1 In Addition We Will Give You Actual Value of ' Your Old Tires You will be surprised at how little new Goodrich Tires will cost you after we take 20 off of Tax Free list and make you a liberal allowance for your old tires. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Lewis Super Service Station 8th and Front October 18, 183S, the daughter of James Megg Scripps, a bookbinder. She was one of thirteen children. At an early age her family brought &er to America, settling on a farm naer Rmhvllle, III. In 1873 aha Inveated her savings, accumulated as a school teacher. In a newspaper founded In Detroit by an other brother, Jame, B. Scrlppa. She served as the first proof reader on the newspsper end also aa a reporter. 1 Rides Motorpycle James 3. Herron of Los Angeles listed Medford as his destination when he registered his motorcycle yesterday with Lee C. Oar lock at the out-of-state bureau on South Riverside avenue. THE COOLEST TODAY AND Mf THURS. LESLIE Added Attraction Today FLOWER SHOW Colorful Exposition of Gorgeous Blosaoma "sTinT1 Medford Garden Club EUow Mae Wilson Will Entertain Ever SAFETY SILVERTOWN and CAVALIER Five-cent street car fares hav been reatored at Shreveport, La., after nine years of higher prices. Beverly Ann Drlscoll of Ashland, Wis., high school has been neither absent nor tardy In lift years of achool attendance. SPOT IN TOWNI Sj "TONIGHT OR NEVER" V J?) 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