MEDFOTTO MAIL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD. CREHO TIll'HSRAY, 'AFGUST 25, 1932.
PAGE SEVEN
Lccal and
Buckhorn Lodie Mr. nd Wr.
J' w. WaHefleld granddaughter,
Beverly Jean, art spending e day
at Buckhorn lodge.
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Mr. Harrla tn City Mrs. h. D.
Bantt of Central Pomt wu in -joM.thla
morning ytsltlng friends
and asopplng.
Bft Goiasberry Homo Dr. 0. C.
Ooktaberry haa returned to the ctty
altar a trip to Lake Tahoe, Yosemite
national park and the Olympic games.
VWtlng Belatlvea Mr. and Mrt.
Bar Uuraspacn oX Stotfrton, Cal.,
an :gueete here o! Mr. Launspach's
mother and sister,
. ' ...
f vfclti Cantrells Hen Cohenoux of
Baeramento arrived In Medford on the
Shasta today to vUlt Mr. and Mrs.
K. It, Cantrell for a week or two.
.
Bacelve Permit H. O. Probach ha
Dean, Issued a building permit by the
attyj to reroof the residence at 38
Koa court. The cost was given as
i ' ' '
' "hopping Yesterday Mrs. Kath
axtna Wendt of Ja-kaonvllle waa In
th city yesterday, accompanied by
Bar' mother. Mrs. Arthur Weat of
Vanadate.
Flatta Parents Miss Inez Leclerc ol
Tope km Kana., la In Medford for a
two week1 visit with her parent,
; te.' and Mrs. Harry Leclerc. brother
Howard and alster Mlas Buth.
...
VUlt Friends Here Mr. and Mrs.
i Henry Punk of Klamath Falls top-
,n MMifnrrf vesterdav to visit
friends. They were en route home
from a vacation trip.
...
T Ooea to Roseburg E. S.,Parrell of
tha Union Paclllc railway left here
by train last evening tot Boseburg,
where ha will attend to business mat
ters before continuing to hi head
quarters at Eugene.
Returns Home Mrs. Vernon Seaia
of Barlowton, Mont, left last even
ing by train for her home, having
spent the past month here as the
gueat of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Llllle.
Mrs. Seals la Mrs. Utile's sister.
...
Attend Wedding Mr. and Mrs.
Jamas Kohler of Spokane, who ar
rived In Medford Monday evening to
attend tha wedding of Mrs. Kohler's
"jrc-iher at Phoenix yesterday, left oy
train last evening for their home.
.
In city Today Charles A. Pullen.
assistant general agent of the Chicago
Great Western railway, with head
quarters in Portland, arrived here
this morning by train to attend to
business matters.
...
From Distance Rose J. England
of Mitchell, S. D., stopped hers yes
terday to register her automobile with
.'Lea O. Oarlock, In compliance with
tfco state law. Mrs. Edith E. Olsen
of White Sulphur Springs, Mont., also
registered.
Pruetta Visit Here Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Pruett of Sonoma, Cal., are
In the valley this week flatting Mr.
Praett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Pruett, at their ranch home. They
win leave for Wenatchee, Wash., the
first of next week.
. . ;
o Medford Aubrey H. Peart of
Fresno, Cal., and Henry Musgrave o
Walker, Cal- arrived in Medford by
auto yesterday, and gave Medford as
their Oregon address when they regls
tred their automobiles at the out-of-state
bureau on South Riverside.
.
- Give Exams Examinations were
being conducted at the Federal build
tag here today for postmaster at
Prospect. Two applicants were given
the exams. The papers will be sent
A to Seattle for rating, and the results
l.wi!l be known here In two or three
weeks.
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Leave for South Mr. and Mrs. B.
H. Blalsdell and daughter Hope of
Boston, Mass., left here by train last
venlng for San Francisco, from
Where they will sail for the Philippine
Wands. While in Medford, they were
fuesto of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Stone
and family.
On Vacation Trip Phil Sharp, field
- manager for United Air Lines at the
Medford municipal airport, left to
day by plane for Portland, where he
will be the guest of bis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Sharp, for a week.
Be plana to continue to Vancouver,
B. C. by plane, then to Mexico, be
fore completing his vacation.
. ...
.3 At City Hotels Callfornlana who
Ste guests at the Medford hotels are
- Oscar Brenneman of copoo, o. E
, Bmith and P. C. Black of Chioo. Mrs.
B. A. Ooldrlck of Vallejo, J. N. Bond
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
woodman, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Booth
David Pudlln and Mr. and Mrs. A. H
Doks and son of Los Angeles, J, O.
frederlckaon of Sacramento, Miss
Jrine Putnam. Mlsa Irene Putnam
Miss Amy Putnam and H. L. Bobbins
Of San Diego, H. J. Watt and Miss
6. Watt of Berkeley and J. L. Bowers
f Oakland.
ALWAYS COOL
R0XY..15C
Phone 291
Children lOr
THIRSOAT and FRIDAT
"NICE V'OMEN"
with Sld..jy Fox
Aim
"A Ranting We Did Oo"
Musical Justice Newt
Dally Mat 1:30. Eve. 1
STATE
Ends
TONITE
DOLORES COVrXM.O
In "EXPENSIVE WOMEN"
A!n EdiHe Burrell, Art, Cartoon
Personal
Has Tonsils Out Mrs. Claud
Holmes underwent an operation at
the Community hospital today for
removal of her tonsils.
.
On Business J. R. Bierma of the
Medford Typewriter Exchange spent
yesterday In Ashland attending to
bualnesa matters. Tuesday hs was In
Grants Pass.
...
On Business Trip Clyde O. Hunt
ley, United States Internal revenue
collector located at Portland, spent
part of Wednesday in Medford and
transacted business with Deputy Col
lector Foy, In charge of the local
office,
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VTashtnglonluns Mr. and Mrs. E.
Wright of Pullman were among guests
from tho north registered at hotels
here. Others were Mr. and Mrs. K.
B. Straus, Fred W. Schuits, H. A.
Ness and Archie Meyers of Seattle.
...
Miss Law Leaves Mtss Winifred
Law left this noon by plane for San
Francisco, returning to her horns at
Watsonvllle, following a ten days va
cation here. -Miss Law was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Rena Collie.
...
Maggie Is Home Maggie came
home on tha train today from Cor-
vsllls, where aba had been apendlng
the past few daya, attending the
showing of "Bring 'Em Back Alive.
Msggle is tho four-months-old cub
belonging to Mrs. J. E. Browniee of
Spring street, and was used here and
is Corvallts to publicize the movie,
...
Oregonlans Visit Tha Oregon peo
ple from points outside of Portland,
who are stopping at hotels hers are
Henry H&rtman of Corvallls, C. W.
Owen of Albany, T. W. Deloell rt
Klamath Falls, R. E. Mythlng, Anne
Merten and Francis Kuenstlng of
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Sktens of
Burns, J. M. Callahan and family of
Eugene, M. T. Holmers and Mrs.
James E. Orleve of Prospect.
From Afar Included among the
hotel registrants from distant places
were Mra. F. P. Morhouse of Berrlng'
ton, Vt., Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Myer of
Cleveland, O., Mr. and Mrs. M. J. El
rod and Miss Mary Elrod of Missoula,
Mont., R. F. Rogers of Vancouver, B.
C O. W. Lawrence of Detroit, Mich.,
George M. Yeatman of St. Louis, Mo.
and Fred D. Epperson of Chicago, 111.
Journey South Among the many
Portlanders stopping overnight in the
city were H. A. Vincent, F. A. John
son. Fred J. Blakely, Wm. Costley,
George F. Llpp, John Larson, dyne
O. Huntley. C. W. Olsen, H. L. Llnd,
F. B. McBath, H. W. Stelnhauser,
Phillips Beck. W. H. Prank, R. J
West, C. A. Warren, A. C. Vincent, E.
'. Arthur, Qeorga Thomas, H. W.
Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Schmeer,
P. I. McCabe and H. A. Freeman.
Confers Here Kenneth Cooper,
sales manager of A. Fltkln & Sons,
Inc., with headquarters In Portland,
flew to Medford yesterday to spend a
portion of the day conferring with
George Henselman, local representa
tive of the organization. He returned
north on the trl-motor yesterday. Mr.
Cooper Is well known by many local
people, having been with the Vet
erans' bureau In Portland for 30
yeara and representative of Russell
Miller, New York brokers, before be
coming a member of the Fltkin corporation.
WHY?
CLEAN BLACK, SOOTY
Your cooking utensils can be as shining and bright after months of use as they were
when new if you use electricity for cooking. Electricity is as clean as sunshine. Ho
flame, with its smoke, soot and unpleasant odors. No grease or grime deposited on
walls, ceilings and woodwork, so soiled draperies to scrub and wash. Your kitchen
and the things you use in it will remain spic and span when you use electricity for
cooking.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Uu Sprained Ankle Hugh Hulbert,
i tn the Community hoipital, re
ceiving trefttment for sprained n- i
kle, recelred in minor accident at 41
local packing house.
Manx from Bay Tiicae from San
Pranclaco who were lifted on the ho
tel regtiten here laat night were O.
O. Ambrrogey, Leon Oppenheira, E.
J. Stephen. C. Hlser, H. S. Bell, Mr.
and Mrt. H. J. Lew La, A. N. Young.
A. A. Watson, Miaa Goldman. W. J.
Tanner. Mra- J. . Dlckerson, A. B.
Preyeshlag and A. Burns.
Dealer Fined Floyd Boiling, Ash
land wood dealer, waa fined $10 in
justice court this morning tor op
erating fats car without proper license
plates. Boiling was lodged In the
county jail, aa he waa unable to pay
his fine. He waa arrested by state
police, after he had been warned sev
eral time.
CO-ORDINATION OF
TOURIST EFFORTS
NEED FOR COAST
Emphasising the value of co-ordi
nating all tourist advertising Issued
by the various cities and organisa
tions on the Pacific coast, Ron. Her
bert Anacbmb, former mayor of Vic
toria, and president of the Vancouver
Island Tourist and Publicity bureau,
addressed a meeting under the aus
pices of the tourist contact commit
tee of the Medford Chamber of Com
merce Tuesday evening.
"It la important.' said Mr. Ans
comb, "that cities on the Paclllc
coast recognise their inter-dependence,
insofar aa the attraction of
tourists to their various communi
ties Is concerned, and Individual ad
vertising campaigns, designed to carry
the message of recreational advan
tages should emphasize the all-year-
round opportunities available on the
Pacific Coast, from San Diego to Vic
toria
Accompanying Mr. Anscomb was
George I. Warren, president of the
National Association of Tourist and
Publicity Bureaus of Canada. A se
ries of highly interesting and attrac
tive stereoptlcan slides was shown to
those attending the meeting by Mr.
Warren, depicting scenes in and near
the city of Victoria. The meeting
was held In the Hotel Medford.
Novelty Musicians
Booked for Holly
One of the moat discussed pic
tures to come from Hollywood for
some time Is coming to the Holly
Sunday. "Doctor X" haa created
much attention since its completion
a few weeks ao. A departure from
the accepted method of building up
a motion picture, this ope proves
that the movies are progressing and
not standing still. Further, "Doctor
X" Is done entirely in color and
demonstrates that color pictures are
not dead.
As an added feature on Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday for both the
matinee and evening shows, the
Holly will present McCabe's Novelty
Men. This group of men entertained
at the recent finrine convention in
San Francisco and . made a tremen
dous bit there. They feature a va
riety of instruments and present a
very novel and entertaining program.
Here Friday
lit $'.
THa MA TODD and BUSIES
K EATON in "SPEAK EASILV
Dead pan" and "long nose" is the
latest in popular comedy contrasts I
The fun riot started by the combi
nation of Buster Keaton and Jimmy
("Bchnonrte") Durante Is continued
in '8peak Easily, which comes to
the Fox Craterian tomorrow.
Schnozzle" portrays the role of a
small-time piano player In a tank
town show. Keaton aa a millionaire
college professor "adopts" the en
tire troupe and their adventures on
Broadway provide a hliarous theme
for the feature.
As an added feature tomorrow.
speedy packers will compete for the
southern Oregon title of champion
pear packer,
"Igloo," thrilling Eskimo picture,
will appear at the Craterian for last
times tontsht. The M. H. 8. octet
Will also be featured.
Thrilling Mystery
Drama Rialto Film
A combination of genius and ma
niac, master musician and demented
demon, suave, smooth and silken,
dangerous oniy to those he loved;
that Is the part played by Alexander
Klrkland in "Almost Married." at the
Fox Rialto today and Friday.
A mad pianist who startles the
nights of Paris with the weird and
eerie promptings of bis disordered
mind, a lover, caressing, fondling
with his writhing, twitching hands,
fighting to throw the mania off
fighting against his baser self.
The picture Is human and believ
able. In both situations and charac
ters, devoid of tricks or plot manipu
lations, and deals with the inner
struggle of emotions, as well as the
outer one of situations. ,
Holt'Graves Please
Audience At Holly
The Holt-Graves team now show
ing at the Holly theatre in "War Cor
respondent" never fails to attract
plenty of attention. This team makes
but few pictures and that is prob-
f Join fOoMrto rt
Msciansd soft sad
pom to Kour. Hivam
tmudgy wafif osrf
tmiHitgt and ratface
reding .ipnisv
POTS AND PANS?
ably tha chief reason why its pic
tures are always of great Interest a
they are always seen in something
better than ordinary, "War Corres
pondent" give both a great oppor
tunity to show their real ability as
movie actors.
Graves aaaumes th role of a cow
ardly correspondent who always
view all troubl from a safe dis
tance and w.ho never fights his own
fights. Holt is an aviator flying for
the Chinese Nationalists but only be
cause they are willing to pay more
for his services than the rebel Fung.
Both, fait in love with the same girl
and here the Holt-Grave hokum
and action starts. Fighting the same
enemy, but hating each other, thee
two boys take you through an excit
ing episode.
SPARROW FINDS
VIEW NEW CLINIC
N HIS MEMORY
(Continued from Page One
The three voiced today their ap
preciation of the generous contribu
tions of the donors and other guts
and service, which have added much
to the success of the dime described
as the most modern and best equip
ped outside of Portland,
The committee is especially grate
ful to Harry Turner, courthouse con
tractor, for his interest and help, the
members stated. Because of his af
fection for the late Judge Sparrow,
hs made equipping of the clinic
pleasure.
The American flag, which draped
the plaque, was presented as a per
manent gift to the clinic by the local
post o! the American Legion, The
inkwells and trays, which add to the
utility and attractiveness of the
clinic, were made by Mrs. Harold Jor
dan. The clever designs for the ani
mal chairs were mads by A, R. Liv
ingston, who also made the illum
inated plaque which marks the table,
donated by the Central Point Grange
"In loving memory of Alex sparrow.
Mr. Livingston also did th lettering
on the memorial plaque.
Ail dental equipment in the clinic
was donated by the Jackson County
Public Health association. Scrap baa.
kets, clothes hampers, the two ma
hogany chairs and all painted chairs
are from the Medford Furniture ann
Hardware store. The Tile Tex floor
ing was obtained through the Big
Pines Lumber company at cost. The
examining tables, desks, children
animal chairs, shelves and measuring
boards were made by Trowbridge"
Cabinet Works; cretonne hangings,
which add gaiety vo the rooms, are
from the Town and Country nop.
and the gauze curtains from Mann's
Department store. Vax and cush
ions, used in the clinic are from
Burk's.
The wrought iron gate was de
signed by L. . Humphry.
Lee H. Hoffman, contractor, donat
ed tha benches in the waiting room.
The two baby heads, which decorate
the walls, are a gift from tha Gerber
company, which also sent 48 cans ot
strained vegetables to be used In
the clinic. A lovely picture of mother
and child waa donated b tha Pat
Milk company. One baby scale waa
given the clinic by the graduate
nurses of this district, and another
obtained by the Community hospital
at cost. Glass jars were also obtain
ed through the hospital.
The list of donors to the clinic up
to date includes:
J. P. Little. Dixaon, 111.; Mr. and
Mra, H. D, McCaakey, Mr. and Mra.
T E. Daniels. Carlton family, Mrs.
P. O, Crawford, Chicago, Ill.i Mrs. L. !
A. Salade, Seherer girls, Kathertne
Weston, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Qilmore,
Albert and Dorothy Gaddis, J. C.
Davis, Rom burg State Soldiers Home,
Eicht Kliekatats, Jean and Alex PUttr
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Owens, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn O. Taylor, Talent Com
munity Club. Colony club, Wednes
day Study club, Alice HoHowav, Mr.
snd Mrs, D. Jrozil, Ashland, Or.:
Coleman Creek club. Daughters Amer
ican Revolution, Cot, Sargent Aux.,
V. S. W. A., Thos. V. Williams, Fruit
Orowers League.
Rotary Kiwanis, A, R. Livingston,
Miss A. P. Livingston, Dorothy and
Jaclyn Flynn, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred
Carpenter, Jackson Co. Humane so
ciety, Mrs, W, A. Polger, Mrs. Fannie
H. Wtthington, Mrs, Ruth Sparrow,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Cabbaga plant, Sc.
ptr ImtataKt. 1203 a. Jiwi.
FOR SALE Tomatoea Ho lb-. Jo
plct tnem. SKKnta, ptciimg t
cumbera. John Mac, taae road
before orcrheaii Srhfg, Toio; tal
low arrows.
USED dawnport tat !, vtrj cheap.
611 Haven.
FOR RENT St Miatlatoe Aw.. -rm.
unfurnished noma, namwooa rioorm.
ftreplace: S280, tnfllndint water.
Charles R. Kay, Realtor, MedfOKt
Bldg. Phone 302.
FOR SALE Ford T coupe; new bat
tery. ROOO tires, license, Mrf lasti.
Call 1630-J.
FOR RENT Bungalow near grade and
Junior high. Call l!t0t-J.
FOR SALE Eleetrlo washer, ai&; 5
drawer oak chiffonier, IMS; H-b.p.
electric motor. fc&; small gas range.
$5; walnut bedroom suite, $93; li
brary table, as.85; small stand,
1.25; roiltop ant office desk, tike
new, $25; 3-drawer letter flttng cab
inet, i&M. The Medford Exchange,
30 south Front.
PLEASANT front room; separate ens
ranee. 220 No. Oakdale.
PLEASANT, comfortable romft, 1&
Mistletoe St.
WANTED Used oiflce deslt: must be
In good condition. What have you?
Box 23. Matt Tribune.
BARBEK WAN! so Bast side Barber
Shop, beginning Saturday.
TOMATOES, to a pound. F. S. Car
penter, Jacksonville highway.
WANTED To announce Thursday
special, haircut and wet wave. 50c.
Medford Beauty Shop, lie S. Cen
tral. Phone ISI.
FOR SALE Weaner plga. Tom Hat-
leu, &ag: omt.
FOR SALE-Jetty ptutra. Tet. 8S7-U
NOW SHOWING
Two Daredevil Adventurers
Fighting Tha Sam Inamy
Lovrr3 Tha Same Woman
aJOk
Kilph
HOLT
graves;
LILA LES
I
Fighting Tha Sama Inamy i
Lovinj Tha Same Woman J
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Also "BeHev It Or Not"
if ;; Coming '' J J
W A
Traific Association, Mr. and Mrs. W
H. Pains, Paul B. Ryantng. Tolo Com
munity ciub, Harriet Sparrow, Pran
ces W, Sparrow, Elks' club. Lake Creek
Grange. Talent Grange, Sams Valley
Grange, Eagle Point Grange, Central
Point Orange, Medford Group J. P. H
A., Gold Hiii Group. J. P. H. A Phoe- j
mi Group J. P. H. Jacksonville ;
Group J. P. H..A., Ashland Group J.
P-K-A Graduate Kurte association.
Odd Fellows, Central Point; Bebefcahs,
Central Point; Neveta Chapter O. E. 8,,
Central PoJnt; A, F", & A. M., Central
Point; Health Group, Central Point;
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, John C.
Mann, Barbara Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs.
8. Sumpter Smith, Virginia and Rob
ert Hammond, Jr.
NSURANCE AGENT
SEEN BY FRIEND
BOISE, Idaho, Aug. Si (AP Pres
ley F. Home, Jr., Botsa insurance col-
Ifctor who baa bn missing from bt
hom since Monday, waa seen near
ntliiilgkt Moaday in Mountain Home
by a friend, hie father was advised
here today,
It disposed of tt theory that he
had suffered a mental relapse, his
father, Presley . Horse of Caldwell,
said, since h had recognized the
Jrlend and talked ssitlt him lor near
ly an hour.
The elder Home said hs believed
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FOE CHAMPIONSHIP OF S0UTHESS ORE GO If
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Vote for your FaTorUa in the Lioitt
on Vmted Air Line
EffiLUQ
TODAY and FRIDAY
THRILLS! CHILLS!
HORRORS SUSPENSES
Ckf ALEXANDER KIRK1ANB 1
rZitg RALPH BELLAMY r
VIOLET KEMINS ia I
-Almost MarriedJ
f plus y
BING CROSBY
his son was? driving aimlessly a.bou
tn a strongs nervous condition grow
ing out of a serious headache he had
suffered for several months. The
direction he took from Mountain
Home waa not known.
Mt. Ion Cook, Qoeurd tyHt
demonstrate "Mia Simplicity antf
other Oowtrd garment tt lit Cla
dereUa Siiop Saturday, 10 i, m. i9
p. HI.
Tbreft tier isatfy Jir, 5.25, Qualit?
and measure guaranteed. Med. rti
Co., TV. 631.
Fat Urn Reduces
53 PsuRcis Oh Boy!
Don't bfr atafebani, you big ft men.
throw oft yov.? nu before yout 1
throws jqh into tht discard. D stv
Mr. S, A. Leister of Swttte, Ct&tS
did read itt itiri
"I ft& used two redttrtttff bit to
na benefit feut sittr using KnttcJtwt
Saii aek snorntn in ray coffee I
Jm?s takm of? ? tits, in tmk and
eat (Mi airytirtes I Hit- t wetflwd
2-iS 13?. $ months ajt aft now I
wfRit 196 lb-"
Take one-hali teas poo nftti of JCni
scben SaJts in g?& of hot mtf
every morning cut down ea fmity
meats, potatoes ssd wet now jm
know the safe way to low unstghtlf
U
Tot s trtninj? sum jom can get
l&T at Kruachert Silts that iMta 4
weeks at Jarniin & Wood; He 62a4
Drtrwi Store, Brown's Pharmacy or kit
drug ator in th world but b miv
and get Xruacaea your nealut
nrst.
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TIMES
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FOOTLIGHTS'
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PopuSartty Contest Trip to JJ'rflywood
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