FSGE SEVEN
Local and
Wallace Here Representative of
the Chicago & Northwestern railway.
J. T. Walaoe of Portland la spending
today in the city on buainws.
Ottoman! Home Mr. and Mr.
Milt Ottoman and daughter. Mis
Ruth, returned today from a week's
vacation trip to the coast.
Visit Mr. BUM Mr. and Mra. J.
flutter of Madison. Wis., are here to
spend a few days visiting Mrs. flut
ter's brother, M. A. Bliss.
Mr. Hartman Here Henry Hart
man, fruit expert, from Corvallla, ar
rived back In Medford today from the
north.
LFrom the Tavern R. p. Schlelchert
d Austin S. Raymond of Patrick's
Orek tavern were overnight guests in
Medford.
Mr. Burch Home Having attended
the board of higher education meet
ing conducted in Portland' yesterday,
Albert Burch returned to Medford by
train this morning.
Visit Heck man i Mrs. Grimes, Sr.,
Mrs. Lewis Grimes and little boy, and
Mrs. 0. E. Richmond of Central Point
called on Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Heck
man at their home here this morn
ing.
Return to Portland Margaret and
Mildred Callaghan of Portland, who
have been vacationing at Crater lake
since Friday, left by train today for
their home. !
Clay In Portland The hotel col
umn of the Morning Oregon lan lists
Charles E. Clay as a guest at the
Multnomah hotel.
V Forfeits Ball For failing to appear
In Justice court on a charge of being
i drunk. John Laden of Eagle Point
forfeited $10 ball. The arrest was
made l&te yesterday afternoon by city
police.
Gun Is Stolen A report was filed
with the city police today that a .38
super Colt automatic gun was taken
; from Hubbard Bros.' store Saturday
evening.
Visit Sons Mr. and Mrs. P. 6.
Barr of Hlllsboro spent the week-end
in Medford visiting their sons, Ger
ald and Francis.. They motored to
; Crater lake Sunday.
Guests Leave Mrs. E. B, Watson
and Mlas Frances Barnes of Portland,
who have been the guests of Mrs.
- Frank C. Clark, left by train today
for the north.
Guests at Lake Mr. and Mm.
; John Butler will go to Diamond lake
tomorrow to be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A- O. Hubbard for a week at
their summer cottage.
i Returns to Lake BUI Manning,
University of Oregon student who has
been working at Crater lake for the
; ummer, reutrned to the park by
stage this morning, having come to
Medford last evening.
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Miss Welsner Home Miss prances
Welsner has resumed her duties at
the California Oregon Power com
pany, following a week's vacation in
San Francisco. She returned here
; Monday.
O'Connor Here Kenneth O'Connor,
i who Is with the Shell OH company
I In Portland, left yesterday for the
north, after visiting for several days
j with his mother, Mrs. Olive O'Connor,
i and his aunt, Mrs. L. M. Sunderman.
Spurgeons Leave Mr. and Mrs. J,
R. Spurgeon left on the Shasta, to
day for Eugene, where they now re
side. They have been spending the
past week here, while Mr. Spurgeon
. substituted at the local Southern Pa
il clflc depot for Milt Ottoman.
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Washington Guests Included
among the guests from Washington
who are registered at hotels in the
city are F. M. Bouquet, C. A. McMlnn,
Mrs. A. J. Hamilton, Mrs. M. D. Shel
don and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Marshall
of Seattle.
Weeks, Orr In North The follow
ing news Item appeared In this morn-
lng's edition cf the Portland Ore
gonlan, in the column "Those Who
Come and Go": "Medford, a city that
Is known where delightful pears are i
eaten, was represented very ably at!
the Benson hotel yesterday by A. E.j
Orr and F. W. Weeks, both of the
Jackson county capital."
STATE
TODAY
"The Woman
Prom
Monte Carlo"
with
WARREN
WILLIAM
WALTER HUSTON
COMING SI NDAY
EDW. 0. ROBINSON
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Phone 2!)I
Children 10c
LAST PAY
WALTER IIISTON In
THE BEAST of the CITY"
Thursday and Friday
Marian Hopkins in
"THE WORM! and the II.EH"
Dally Mill. 1:30. Klf. 7
Personal
To Roundup Roy Elliott and his
brother James, who is here visiting
him from the east, left last evening
for Pendleton for the roundup.
Mr. Swlgart Leaves Having spent
the week-end In Medford with his
family, Carl F. Swlgart left for San
Francisco by train last evening.
Injures Foot Mrs. Bessie Lewis of
Rogue River suffered a compound
fracture of the foot Monday, when
she fell from a stepladder while pick
ing plums.
Miss Relmer Here Miss Mabel
Reimer of Oakland, Cal., Is spending
the week with Clarice Dunbar, Mlas
Dunbar will accompany Miss Relmer
home over the week-end.
Guests of Greys Mr. and Mrs. M.
C. Page of Berkeley, Cal., arrived last
evening to spend a week visiting
friends in Medford, and will be guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grey.
Guest of Tuckers Milton Esberg
of San Francisco Is vacationing on
Rogue river with Mr. and Mrs. Nlon
R. Tucker, having arrived here from
Portland yesterday.
Hoffmans Return Dr. and Mrs. E.
W. Hoffman returned Tuesday from
Portland and McMlnnville, where
they visited Dr. Hoffman's brother
and Mrs. Hoffman's sons.
Visit the Lakes Virgil Martin, ac
companied by his guests from Red-
lands, Cal., Oral Norman and J. Way
mire, motored to Diamond lake and
Crater lake during the week-end.
Returns to Rogue River Mrs. Eliz
abeth Fowler of Rogue River, who
spent Monday and Tuesday in Med
ford and Ashland visiting friends, re
turned to her home by , train last
evening.
On Business Visit; H. E. Louns-
bury, general freight agent for the
Union Pacific company, with head
quarters in Portland, is in Medford
today, with Ernest S. Farrell, also
with the Union Pacific. Mr. Farrell
has his headquarters in Eugene.
Visit in Medford Mr. and Mrs. S.
E. Cornell of Portland, who formerly
resided in Medford. spent the week
end here at the H. G. Wortman home,
Bia South Oakdale. They plan to
return north today. Mre. Cornell will
be remembered here as Florene
Packard.
Locals Get License A marriage
license was issued to a Medford cou
ple Tuesday by the county clerk's
ornce. They were Irby R. Perry, 24,
and Tura E. Walter, 23. He listed
his occupation as an office manager,
and she as a teacher. Both are na
tives of Texas. .
Get License Here Norman TJ.
Thompson, 45, of Tulare, Cal., and
Frances M. Wilson, 38, of Visalia,
Cal., obtained a marriage license at
the Jackson county courthouse yes
terday. He gave his occupation as a
mechanic, and she as a housekeeper.
Anderson Fined For offering no-
tatoes for sale with Illegible labels
on the containers, A. O. Anderson
was fined $10 In Justice court Tues
day afternoon. The arrest was made
by O. R, Jester of Grants Pass, deputy
sxaxe horticulturist,
Smith's Trial Set The trial of
Edgar Smith, 31, of Portland has
been set for September 10, at 10
o'clock, it was announced, following
h Is appearance yesterday before
Judge Glenn O. Taylor. Smith was
charged with speeding Monday night
on tne Jacksonville highway.
HoweU Sentenced Carl Howell, ar
rested by city, state and federal of
ficers Saturday night, pleaded guilty
to the charge of posesslon of liquor,
when he appeared before Judge Glenn
O. Taylor yesterday afternoon, and
was sentenced to 30 days in Jail and
fined 8100.
Green fir slabs, t3 per load. Only
a few more days. Med. Fuel Co.,
Tel. 631.
PORT ORFORD Fifteen persons
employed at local crab cooking plant,
which opened recently.
The
and
223 E. 6th St.
To Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. F.
F. Burk, Master Carl Burk and their
guests. Mr. end Mrs. Homer O. Dodds
of Monmouth, Ore., motored to Cra
ter lake today. The Burks and Dodds
were acquainted In Ottawa, Kans.,
before coming to Oregon.
Mr. Wilkinson Here Ed Wilkinson,
who has been spending the past nine
months In San Frsnclsco, is In Med
ford to spend a month or two before
continuing south to spend the win
ter. He will visit his son, John Wil
kinson, while In the city.
License to Wed A marriage license
was Issued yesterday at the county
clerk's office to George M. Studdert,
38, of Petaiuma, Cal and Bessie R-
Stone, 2d, also of Petaiuma. Both
are at Ives of that city. Studdert
listed his occupation as a clerk, and
Miss Stone as a nurse.
Greet Friends Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ingram of Los Angeles were greeting
friends in Medford Tuesday, en route
home after a vacation trip up north,
Mrs. Ingram (nee Leila Debley), and
Mr. Ingram are both well known here,
having been former employes of the
California Oregon Power company.
Completes Visit J. H. Thurston of
Monmouth, who has been visiting in
the valley since Saturday, left by
train Tuesday evening for his home.
Mr. Thurston is past 80 years of age
He was guest of his son. Phil Thur
ston, of the West Side district while
here.
Parkhlll Here James V. Park hill
of Dunsmulr, Cal., has been trans
ferred to Medford by the Standard
Stations, Inc., with whom he is em
ployed. Mr. Parkhlll was formerly
with the company here, and la well
known in the olty for his banjo
playing.
Baby Clinlo The regular monthly
baby clinic conducted by the county
health department will be held1 Thurs
day afternoon from 1:30 to 4:30
o'clock. Dr. C. I. Drummond, county
health officer, and Miss Blanche
Runels, covin ty nurse, will be in
charge. This will be the first clinic
to be held In the Alex Sparrow Me
morial. Mrs. Miles Gammlll will as
sist. Crews Sisters Leave The Crews
sisters, Lucille, Dorothy and Nelda,
are leaving Thursday morning for
San Francisco, where Miss Nelda will
remain to resume her studies, Lucille
and Dorothy returning after a brief
visit. They are accompanied by their
mother and brother Wayne, who will
also remain In the south, and Lyle
Schappert.
Will Come Here Vernon Cover-
ston, student at the University of
Oregon medical school, has Just com
pleted the summer extension course
In minor surgery, having been In
school 11 months during the year,
He plans to visit Medford and south
ern Oregon this month before resum
ing his Junior year studies at the
medical school.
From State Center Portland resi
dents listed on the hotel registers
here include Lud Alley, Mrs. E. M
Griffin, J. J. Shan, E. J. Robb, J
Fndge, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hall,
Ray Baker, C. C Boozier, T. H. Ny-
hers, a. V. W. Peters and S. V. W,
Peters, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Shar
key Hall, W. E. Brown, Charles Marks,
E. H. Clark, Mrs. O. G. Furst and
daughter Dorothy.
Motor to Klamath Mr. and Mrs
Ben G. Peart, Mr. and Mrs. C. B
Robtnett and Jean Hanscom motored
to Klamath Falls Sunday morning,
and spent the day with Mesdames
Peart and Roblnett's brother and sla
te r-ln -law, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. (Monk)
Clark. In the afternoon the entire
party enjoyed a drive throughout
Klamath county and northern Cali
fornia.
Mrs. westlund Pies Word has been
received In Medford of the death of
Mrs. W. A. White law's mother, Mrs.
C. Westlund of Minneapolis, Minn-,
on September 1. Mrs. Whltelaw has
been in that city for the past three
weeks, having been called there by
the Illness of her mother. Mrs. West- '
lund lived in Medford with the
Whltelaws for four years, and had
been making her home In Minnesota
about a year.
F.-W. Bartlett, Medford's Taxider
mist and Furrier, has opened shop,
43 So. Central St., Craterlan Bldg.
Prices on all taxidermist and fur
work greatly reduced.
Finds Us Ready
with Marvelous
Values in
Ready-to-Wear
Millinery
Shoes
Band Box
Shoe Box
Phone 989
Irene Dunne
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"BacK Street," Fannie Hurst b prcat
atory, opened at the Holly theater
tola afternoon. In novel form, this
atory Is one of the most popular of
the day. On the screen the story
takes life and forms one of the most
At press time today the stream of
renewals and new subscriptions re
sponding to The Mall Tribune's an
nual bargain offer was undiminished.
The number of new orders has far ex
ceeded marks set by former years.
proving conclusively that The Mall
Tribune Is a much desired addition
to the dally routine of the home. This
Is the seventh annual bargain period
to be held by The Mall Tribune since
Its Inauguration In September, 1926.
Records show that an Increasing
number of Jackson county residents
realize the saving affected each year
as the number taking advantage of
the bargain rates have Increased every
year without exception. Many peo
ple who cannot afford a newspaper as
a luxury realize that with Intelligent
buying In connection with the adver
tised mercantile bargains they can
easily save the price of a year's sub
scription In less than a month. For
the balance of the year they save
many times the amount of their in
vestment. No other investment could
possibly return auch large dividends.
A number of subscribers who have
been unemployed for the past months
have renewed their subscription so
that they can benefit from the sav
ings offered by Mall Tribune adver
tisers. The rate during the bargain days
is $5 for a year's subscription, de
livered by carrier and $4 annually by
mail In Jackson, Josephine, Klamath
and Siskiyou counties. The 95 an
nual rnto applies to subscriptions out
side these counties. The one rest fic
tion connected with The Mall Trib
une bargain offer Is that In order to
take advantage of It, subscriptions in
arrears must first be paid up.
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BARGAIN OFFERING
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GRAHAM MrNAMF.E A'lStfiuiltl'V-
'k'Vefm" $5&K 4 Big Days sQuffi vMs
Scores in Fine Holly Picture
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powerful pictures that has conc out
of Hollywood.
Featured players are Irene Dunne
and John Boles. Irene Dunne will
be remembered for her splendid work
In "Cimarron." "Back Street" offers
her another opportunity auch aa
WARREN WILLIAM STAR
IN PICTURE AT STATE
Warren William, well-known Broad
way actor and new screen aenaatlon,
will be aeen opposite Lll Dagover,
great and beautiful European star. In
her first American film, "The Woman
Prom Monte Carlo," now playing at
the State. 1 William la considered the
outstanding "screen find" of the year.
Walter Huston and John Wray are
also In Vie cast. James Oleason will
also be featured In a short comedy.
"Bound to Win."
Shaw lias Hearing Hugh Will
Shaw of Heppner, Ore., wae arraigned
before Judge Olenn O. Taylor yester
day afternoon, and demanded an ex
amination. Preliminary hearing Is
scheduled for this afternoon.
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Green fir slabs, S3 per load. Only
a few more daya. Med. Fuel Oo,
Tel. 631.
Mrs. Hattie Reames White, accred
lted teacher of Dlano. Studio 320
Laurel. Tel. 449-M.
TOO LATE 10. CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Nice leafy alfalfa, third
cutting, 7S0 loaned on wngun.
Nealon Ranch, Central point.
FOB SALE Corner lot, east front,
best of soli: assessments paid; 100
cash. 310 Portland Ave.
SEVERAL tons Elberta peaches, must
be sold today. Fine for canning:
y,o lb. up. Bring containers. Hurry I
Phone 71U Hi. Main.
WANTED First-class shoe repair
man for the week-end. Medford
Shoe Shop, 231 E. 6th.
I WILL TRADE the property de
scribed below for Copco 6 stock
at its par value oi eiuu per .nam
l.rnnm mrvlflrn hOUKS With Oh
half acre lot. Thomas road, off
Stewart Ave., Meaiora. i nave m.u
no Increase In price to make this
trade. Address, do iso. ara at.
Grants Pass, Ore.
COMPLETELY furnished modern
home: Daved street:: 900 cash. A
Giveaway. Roberts, 120 W. 2nd
Phone 162B-J.
"(jimarroiV did and she again dis
plays her great ability as an actress,
John Boles lifts himself up with the
very best in his characterization of
Walter Saxel.
"Back Street" will be at the Holly
for four days, starting with today.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANT TO KENT etrlctly modern
house of at least 2 bedrooms, un
furnished. Must be clean, well ar
ranged and up-to-date. 'Box 7014.
Mall Tribune.
FOR TRADE Jersey cow for wheat
or hay. E. C. Lockwood. rnone
8-F-1I.
FOR SALE 6-room modern, near
Washington school and store, on
pavement; lot 50x168: clear: $1390.
150 down, bal. $12.60 mo. Owner,
1000 W. 11th St.
STRAWBERRIES 30c gallon. Blood.
Pitt View Ave., near centra roini.
RELIABLE hustler can start earning
$35 weekly and Increase rapidly
Write Immediately. Rawlelgh Co,
Dept. OR-27-S, Oakland, Cal.
FOR SALE Noctarlnes, fine for can
ning; also peaches and prunes,
Coker Butte Orchard.
GOOD modern homes, $1000 and up.
Large and small ranches. Rentals.
Easy terms. W. J. Roberts, 720 W.
2nd. Phone 1628-J.
MADAM ROMIN E Spiritual 1st, palm
ist, tells all in love, marriage, busi
ness. If you want facts, not prom
ises, call on her for advice. Rain
bow Auto Court, 1 mile north on
Pacific highway. Cottage 2.
DOGE 6 Sedan, late 1030; family car;
low mileage; A-l condition; $550.
Might consider Ford of Chevrolet
coupe. Courtesy to dealers. Call
719 So. Oakdale.
KLAMATH POTATOES No. l'l, V,c
lb; No. 2's, lo lb. Richfield Service
Station, Phoenix. Tel. 950-R-2.
FURNISHED room for rent, 614 S.
Central. Phone 293-X.
FOR SALE Gun, .250-3000 Savage,
camping outfit, chest mechanic's
tools, fruit Jars, macklnaw, size 40.
Call at 114 Almond after 6:30 p. m.
PIANO TUNING and regulating; rea
sonable rates. Satisfaction abso
lute. Write Box 6978, Tribune.
WANTED Sheep. Inquire at Jones
Grocery, Central Point.
FOR SALE! 2 return ticket to Se
attle. Tel. 1292-R.
RELIEF CANNING
Jackson county's canning kitchen
for relief work was open again this !
afternoon in the Medford armory for
the prewrvlng of tomatoes and
peaches which have been donated.
In connection with the relief work,
the following comment was received
today by Captain Carl Y. Tengwnld
in a letter from Major General Geo.
A. white, who made a trip here laat
week:
"During my recent inspection, I was
particularly Impressed with the fine
work that Is being done by the wom
en of the community in cannlg fruit
for the unemployed reltof."
Major Gcnentl White also highly
commended Captain Tengwald for his
splendid work in co-operation with
the group, and stated that he plans
to bring the matter before Governor
Julius L. Meier upon his return to
Salem next week.
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Green fir slabs. $9 per load. Only
a few more days. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel. 631.
CORVALLIS Alterations made In
Russell Flower shop.
15c
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First Six Reels of
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"How I PIsy Golf"
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