MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, .1932.
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Lccal and Personal
Taken to Hospital Mra. R. E. Pey
ton, who haa ben Ul for the paat two
veeki, waa Uken to the Sacred Heart
hospital Tuesday. .
Here for Week-End Mr. and Mra.
C. W. wood of Prospect are In Med
ford for the week-end, fjom their
summer place.
From Capital Salem gueats at ho
tels here Include George Putnam, Ted
Meach. George B. Paulus, Floyd Bates
and P. T. Dick.
At the Hotels Oregonlans at city
hotels Include Piatt Davis of Arbany,
C. P.. GlllUand of Prospect, Otto Vit
us and Marian Ness of. Klamath
Falls, and Charles A. Lee of Roseburg.
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In Medford P. Pendleton, Teresa
Morrison and B. Quockenden of Seat
tle were overnight guests In Medford
from Seattle.
Home from Portland BUly Barnum
has returned to the city from spend
ing the past two weeks In Portland
as guest of relatives.
To Oregon Caves Mr. and Mrs.
John Butler, daughter Arllene, and
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Anderson are
motoring to the Oregon Caves to
day. . Shopping Yesterday Among shop
pers in Medford yesterday from neigh
boring cities were Mrs. Elsie Karburg
of Hilt, Cal., and Mrs. W. R. Jordan
of King, highway.
Guests Here Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Launspach of Stockton, Calif., who
are gueBts in Medford, are visiting
Mr. Launspach's mother, Mrs. George
Launspach of South Oakdale avenue.
Y On Business R. H. Barncster of
the W. C. Phillips Co., Inc., of San
Francisco, waa a business visitor In
Medford Friday. While here, he regis
tered his automobile at the out-of-state
bureau on South Rlverlde.
Attend Convention Guy Phette-
place, representative for the Heinz
company, is attending a convention
of the coast representatives in Port
land. Mra. Phetteplace accompanied
him.
Destination Here J. M. S nod grass
of Napa. Calif., and W. B. Brown of
Ceres, Calif., Friday listed Medford as
their Oregon destination when regis
tering their automobiles with Lee U
Garlock a the Riverside bureau.
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Visit Mine Dr. and Mrs. Harry
Knapp and two children, Bob and
Kenneth of Mlnot, N. D., were Men-
lord visitors Friday before continuing
to Elliott creek, where they will look
over Mr. Knapp's mining interests.
In Town Saturday E. W. Phillips
of Forest Creek mine was In Medford
yesterday on business. He was with
1 his partner, Joe Thomas, Socialist
nominee for U. S. senator from OrO'
gon.
Completes Vacation Miss Wllma
Gyger returned yesterday from a
weeks' vacation to Crescent City, and
Ashland. She spent a few days with
her parents at their home south of
Ashland.
' Parrs In City Roy Parr, state po
lice officer In the game division, with
1 headquarters in Reedsport, was a vis
itor in Medford yesterday en route to
the coast after a several days' vaca
tion at Reedsport, The Parra formerly
made their home in Ashland.
Guests from Eugene Head Coach
. Prince G. Calllson of the University
of Oregon, accompalned by Mrs. Calll
son, arrived In Medford Friday eve
ning, and are registered at a Tocal ho
tel. Jack Retlaw, D. W. Haddow, and
W. D. Goldsmith were also registered
from Eugene.
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Southerners The California hotel
guests are C. A. Sachs, H. H. Whltsel,
E. F. Bottomfleld and Ned Cronln of
Los Angeles, H. P. Saltmarsh of Cres
cent City, P. C. Black of Chico, Frank
MacBrlde oi Sacramento. E. Jourdon
of Oakland, and Harold Bates of Long
Beach.
From South Africa Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Duffy of Durban. South Africa
were overnight guests at a local ho
tel. Others from distant points were
W. V. Cameron of Rochester, N. Y.,
H. B. Rudy of Warren, Ohio, and W.
H. Brooks and Edward J. Cashier, Jr.,
of Chicago.
Complete Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Arnold have returned to Med
ford following a three weeks vaca
tion trip to the coast. They made the
Journey home by way of the coast.
Returns to Duties Miss Josephine
Taylor has resumed her duties at the
Southern Oregon Building and Loan
association, following a twa weeks' va
cation. She spent a week at the Ore
gon Caves, and several days at Crater
Lake.
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HfVA.fl'.ifll-ViXl.mdM l rj ANY TIME 1 0
TODAY and MONDAY
i,V-i A smahlni
leje life,
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MADGE EVANS
IN MERKEL
RALPH CRAVES
HIP THE IROO
Undergoes Operation E. McCrager I
underwent a minor operation at the
Community hospital yesterday.
Brewer Returns C. M. Brewer,
president of the California Oregon
Power company returned the last of
the week from several days' business
visit in San Francisco.
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Is Improving M.s. Milton E. Coe,
who recently underwent a msjor op
eration at the Community hospital, is
recovering sufficiently to be removed
soon.
Leaves for South J. R. Clyde, of
the perishable department of the Pa
cific Fruit Express, left last evening
by train for his headquarters In San
Francisco.
Have New Manager Ralph B. Gor
ton, formerly with the NBC and the
San Francisco Call-Bulletin radio
station la the new commercial man
ager of KMED.
Mrs. Vaughn Shopping Mrs. Stan
ley Vaughn waa in Medford yesterday.
shopping at local stores and visiting
with friends, before returning to her
home in the Table Rock district.
Here for Week-End Mr. and Mrs.
W W. Hale are in the valley to spend
the week-end. Mr. Hale Is freight
traffic manager of the Southern Pa
cific lines in Oregon, with headquar
ers in Portland.
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To Fresno Mrs. M. P. Nash of Fres
no left by train Saturday evening for
her home, having spent two weeks at
Prospect as the guest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Nash. She also visited Mrs. A. J. Ke
hoe in Medford.
En Route South -Miss Barbara An
drews of Portland arrived in Medford
last evening to spend today here as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J, R.
Thompson and family. Miss Andrews
la en route to Tuscaloosa. Ala., where
she will teach at the state university.
Invited to Coast Members of the
local Klwanls club have accepted an
Invitation from ttie Crescent City Kl
wanls olub, to attend Its annual
Klafuskwaft September ' 10. Medford
Kiwanians have previously attended,
and a large number are expected to
attend.
San Francisco From San Francis
co, hotel registrants are S. A. Machto.
C. J. Becker and party, Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. Zeagler, Edith Morrison, C. C.
Warner, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Williams,
W. D. Coughenom, lone Cook, W.
Starr, Frank Cruser, A. S. Hale, and
Stanley' Blard.
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Port landers Here Stopping at Med
ford hotels from the state metropolis
are Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Blasen, A. S.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dough
erty. M. T. Wells, Henry Larson, R.
O. Wilson, W. M. Lowit, R. L. Bloom
field, Otto E. Bagley, A. F. Rosstter,
E. D. Miller, F. A. Cook, D. N. Larson
and J. J. Wald.
Leave for Canada Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest N. Blden, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Wiley of Provost, Can
ada, left yesterday by motor en route
to the border, from where Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley will continue to their
home, following a several months' va
cation here. Mra. Blden . is their
daughter.
Northern Visitors Bernus Hall,
Audrey von Stein and Lucille Sim
mons spent the past week vacation
ing In Salem and Portland. They will
enroll for the fall term of college in
Portland. From 6alem, the trio was
accompanied north by Miss LaVonne
Anderson. All reported a splendid
time. Establish Headquarters Second di
vision headquarters during the Amer
ican Legion convention in Portland,
will be established In rooms 534, 535
Worcester block, according to John W.
Granberg of that city. These head
quarters were donated by the Fisher
Investment company, without any
cost to the division association. Those
wishing further information on the
reunion of the division are asked to
communicate with C. A. DUto, room
5502. ouardlna building. Third and
Alder streets, Portland.
ALWAYS COOL
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Children toe
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
"CITY LIGHTS"
Also News and Cartoon
Con. Shows Sun. 1:30 to 11 p. m.
ANY TIME .
story of col-
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CARTOON FOX NEWS
More to Conallls Mra. C. A. Nee
and children Jeanette, Louis and Bet
ty Jean, left last evening by train for
Corvallla. where they plan to reside.
Here for Week-End F. D. Madison
of San Francisco, Is spending the
week-end at his river lodge on the
Rogue, having arrived by train Satur
day morning.
' Miss Fix in Hospital Miss Ethel Fix
underwent a major operation at the
Community hospital yesterday morn
ing and was reported getting along
nicely last night.
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Toy Is Home C. J. Toy, Southern
Oregon representative for Del Monte
products returned Friday from Klam
ath Falls where he spent several days
on business.
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Has Broken Leg Martha Hart 'f
California is in the Community hos
pital receiving treatment for a brok
en leg, received In an auto wreck on
the highway near here.
Leaves Hospital Mra. Win. W. P.
Holt, who underwent a major opera
tion some time ago at the Sacred
Heart hospital, had recovered suffi
ciently to be removed to her home
on Corning Court yesterday.
Return Home Mrs. Alice Bundy
and daughters Gladys and Norma of
North Bend, left yesterday by train
for their home, having spent the past
few days here as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Dietrich and family.
Guests of Bengtsons Miss Anne
Norvell and Miss Mildred Roberts of
Spokane are guests In Medford of Mr
and Mrs. Hllding Bengtson. Miss Nor
vell formerly was an Instructor In the
Junior high school here.
Guest of Bishop Nathan Plimp
ton of Chicago left Friday for Ta-
coma after spending several days in
Medford as the guest of Lee Bishop.
While here Mr. Plimpton visited Cra
ter Lake, Oregon Caves and other
points ol Interest.
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To Crescent City Franklin George
left early this morning by motor for
Crescent City, where he plans to va
cation today and Monday, returning
tomorrow evening. He will Join Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Harper and daughter ;
Miss Elmeda of Medford, who are va-
catlonlng there. !
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. Substitutes W. C. Bush, of the
Portland offices of the state examin
ers for operators and chauffeurs, ar
rived in Medford by train Friday eve
ning. He will be In charge of this dis
trict, starting tomorrow, relieving
Ward McReynolds. The local examiner
plans to spend his two weeks vaca
tion fishing.
Visits Lee Bonn Carl Von der
Ahe, assistant superintendent of
equipment for Richfield Oil company,
with headquarters In Los Angeles,
stopped in Medford Friday evening
to visit Captain Lee M. Bown of the
state police. Mr. Von der Ahe, ex
football star at the University of
Oregon, attended school the same
time as Captain Bown. Mr. Von der
Ahe was en route to Portland to Join
his wife.
Country Schools
Open Labor Day
According to the county school su
perintendents office, most of the ru
ral schools of the county will start
Monday, September 6 Labor day.
Some confusion has arisen over the
date, many of the rural teachers be
ing under the Impression, the schools
would start September 6, the day fol
lowing the last double holiday of the
year.
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Educate Your Children
IT may take self-denial on your part to educate your
children, but it it WORTH it. The pride YOU feel on
Graduation Day will repay you.
THEY will reap the reward of Education later in life.
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We Welcome YOUR Banking usinesi
Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank
Medford,
Partners in Community
Development
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STATE LEADERS
AT LOCAL MEET
R. H. Jonas of PrlnevUle and Earl
H. Shank of Hood River, grand master
and grand patriarch, respectively, o!
the Orand Lodge and Grand En
campment, I. O. O. F. of Oregon, paid
the lodges of Jackson county an of
ficial visit at a meeting held Tues
day evening, August 33. In the lodge
hall In Medford, and were greeted by
a good sized crowd of members of the
lodges of the valley.
The vlsltora made no extended re
marks at the meeting, but after the
close the Rebekahs, many of whom
were In attendance to serve the re
freshments, were Invited Into the
hall and accorded the privilege of
listening to the addresses.
Both Mr. Jonas and Mr. Shank pre
aented several new Ideas and sug
gestlons for the upbuilding and
strengthening of the order In this
stste. The grand master pointed out
that, while the lodges of me United
States had not made much progress
numerically during the past two or
three years due to the existing de
pression, the order In European coun
tries had made unprecedented gains
since the close of the war. Notwith
standing the conditions of the past
two years, the order hss continued
Its work of charity and relief, and
has Increased the facilities of the
homes and orphanages In the varloua
states. They pointed out that the
home for aged Odd Fellowa and Re
bekahs and the orphana of deceased
members In Portland waa functioning
better than ever before, and that the
Inmates highly praised the manage
ment. Short responses were made
by local members to the addreases.
commending the plana suggested.
Light refreshments were served by
a committee of Rebekahs at the close
of the meeting.
To Mr. Jonas the visit had more
than official lgnlllca.net. Having
been born and spent the greater por
tion of his youth in the Eagle point
district, he was familiar with this
section of the valley when Medford
was only a amall place. He recalled
a number of Incidents of early days
and met a number of his former
friends, among them members of the
order. Some twenty years ago he
purchased a commercial Job print
ing plant that was located In the
upper atory of the Hubbard Brothers'
building at the corner of Main and
Riverside. Alter operating the plant
for a time, he moved It elsewhere.
Later he located In PrlnevUle, where
he Is now engaged In the publication
of a newspaper. .
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wright of
Brownsboro are the parents of a nine
pound girl born' Friday at the home
of Mrs. C. E. Stanley of North Ivy
street. Both mother and daughter are
reported as getting slong nicely.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT
KUXY ,IN Ul I Y LIliHlS
Charlie Chaplin In "City Lights"
fast-moving, romantic comedy, with
numerous dramatic -nignugnis atiu
touches of pathos such aa only the
genius of Chaplin knows.
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"LOVE ME TONIGHT"
Maurice Chevalier, always doing
the unexpected, la on his way to
stir things up for movie fans at the
Fox Craterlan next Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. September 4, 5 and 0
In his latest picture "Love Me To
night." "Poor Apache." "The Song
of Paree" and "How Are You?" are
three of the numbers sung by Chev
alier in this Rouben Mamoullan pro
duction.
Ramon Novarro Star
Picture At Rialto
"Huddle," Ramon Novarro's latest
starring picture, Is the feature at
traction at the Pox Rialto for today
and Monday.
In thla picture. Novarro plays the
part of an Italian mlllhand who wins
a scholarship to Yale University. Hlo
efforts to adjust himself to environ
ments entirely foreign to what he
has been used to, form the basis of
the story. There are several thrilling
scenes of football games with some
of the most outstanding All-American
players In action against Novarro.
Holly To Observe
Anniversary Soon
Of great Interest to everyone Is the
announcement that tie Holly will
celebrate Its second birthday on
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. Manager John Nledermeyer
has a wonderful program outlined
for those two days which will fea
ture another edition of Hollies Pol
lies, featuring another big five-act
vaudeville bill that will rival and
po&slbly surpass the one which ap
peared at the Holly a short while ago.
On the screen will be "T,he Crooner".
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to Jonas. Phone 79(1.
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TODAY MATINEE AND EVENING
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In State Comedy
Zelma O'Neal appeh.-a with Robert
Woolsey In the Wheeler-Woolsey
Comedy "Peach O Reno" at the
State theater today.
"Doctor X" Showing
On Screen At Holly
Doctor X Is opening at the Holly
today for a three-day engagement.
Critic who have reviewed the pic
ture aay It Is an outstanding produc
tion. Beside the tremendous story
and the excellent caat, the picture
strikes a new note in the art of mak
ing movies.
Lionel Atwlll, Pay Wray and Lee
Tracy comprise the principals In the
cast although 17 others figure prom
inently. In addition to the feature the
Holly will present on the stage the
McCabe Novelty Men, a group of
outstanding musicians in a round
of harmony, rythm and Jaza. This
group is certain to thrill everyone
who listens as they play a variety of
Instruments and all are artists In
their line. This group will appear
for both the matinee and evening
shows today and also for the entire
engagement of Doctor X.
Mystery Picture At
Cratcrian Theatre
"Qullty aa Hell," a murder story
with a comedy twist to It, opens to
day at the Pox Craterlan Theater,
with Edmund Lowe, Victor McLaglen
and Richard Arlen In the starring
roles.
It is an adaptation of the success
ful stage play of the aame title
which enjoyed a long run on Broad
way last season.
Lowe and McLaglen. Vie battling
pals of "What Price Glory." "The
Cockeyed World," and "Women of
All Nations," haye the aame types of
role In "Qullty aa Hell" but they're
not In the army thla time. Lowe
la caat as a police reporter and Mc
Laglen as a detective.
The picture opena with the mur
der of a woman. The audience sees
the crime and the man who com
mits tt. But Lowe and McLaglen.
called In on the case, don't. The
many bunglea they make before fi
nally straightening matters up pro
duce many comedy situations.
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PICKING OF BOSCSiHEAVY SAFES ARE
BEGINS THIS WEEK
IN HEAVY VOLUME
Up to Friday night 389 cars of val
ley peara destined for eastern and
export markets have been dispatched
over the Southern Pacific.
General picking of Boscs is sched
uled to get underway this week, along
with the close or the pick and pack
of the second picking of Bartletts and
the Howell crop. On some of the
lighter solid orchards, Boscs were
picked the past week. The main crop
is expected to be pouring Into the
packing houses by mid-week.
The peak of the pear crop Is ex
pected to oe reached by the week of
September 5.
The market was described as "1m
proving," with prospects that by mid
September it would show "some rosl
ness."
Warm weather la needed to ripen
the tomato crop of the Rogue river
valley according to Ralph Koozer, in
charge of operations of the Bagley
Cannery company at Ashland. The
pack was scheduled to start Friday,
but was delayed owing to the slow
ripening, due to chilly nights. Over
200 acrea are under contract for the
pack this season, and the cannery
will employ 150 people while it la
underway.
At the Rogue River Valley Canning
company in this city, operations have
been retarded by both the pear and
tomato crop coming at the same time
The local plant expects to can twice
as many peara as originally planned
The peara have also been slow In
ripening.
THHAYt MONDAY
1. and TUESDAY
The Two Great Stars of "What Price
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pi VICTOR
EDMUND LOWE
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With
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Vio as a flat-footed copper, and Eddie as a wise
cracking reporter will keep you in convulsions,
while they try to unravel the most baffling
mystery of the age,
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GARAGE IN CONNECTION
FOR COURT HOUSE
All county offices Saturday were in
the mlcit of moving Into the new
courthouse. Business went along aa
usual despite the disorder and the
hubbub. All the county offices will
be transacting business In the new
quarters. County Jail trusties, heads
of departments, and deputies were do
ing the work. They will probably
work all day today In order to be In
readiness for business tomorrow.
The chief problem In the moving
Is the handling of the heavy safes
and vaults. Eads Brothers were busy
all day Friday moving the safe in the
treasurer's office. The safe In the
clerk's office, also promises to be a
difficult Job because of Its size and
weight.
The county court has made all but
the final payments on the courthouse.
No action towards this end will be
taken, until the circuit court issues
an order to that effect. The matter
Is at present held up by a dispute
over wages between the architect and
one of his assistants. About (400 la
involved, and a suit for its collection
has been Instituted in the circuit
court and la scheduled for hearing at
the October term.
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August special. Three loads lfl-ln.
slabs for ao.75. Med. Fuel Co. Tel.
631.
Three tier body fir. $5.25. Quality
and measure guaranteed. Med. Fuel
Co.. Tel. 631.
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