MEDFORD MXTTi' TRIBUXE, BEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1932.
PAGE FIVE
1 Lccal and Personal
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Doe la Lost Dr. J.l J. Bmmen re
ported to city police yesterday tbit
hi polloe dog iu rnlMlng.
M To Trek Friday J. R. Blermi of
Taylor it Burma Typewriter CO.. md
a buslneee trip to Yrska Friday.
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Mn. Pltt Returns Mra. Hal Pla'.t
returned Saturday from a week i bul
neee trip to Portland end Salem,
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. Mn. Maple In Hospital Mr. Clyde
' Waple of Oold Hill la receiving treat
ment In the BaeTed Heart hoapltal
" . tola week.
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Here on Builnen John Knight f
m Xugene. repreaentatlve of John Mor
ten A Co.. la a bualneea caller In
j Medford today.
v
J Mlsi Root Here Mlaa Rosalia Root
of Portland la In Medford Tlaltlng
relative and friend. She formerly
r : made her home here.
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i : Return! Today Mlaa Maurlne
? Green, returned to Medford from
1 , Portland thl morning by train, hat
ing apent the week-end in the north,
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' Mr. Crose In Hoapltal Mr. A. J.
; Croee. who underwent a major oper
f. atlon Friday at the Sacred Heart hoe-
; pltal. w&a reported In a much lm
; proved condition today.
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: On Buslneas Here Art Adamaon of
i Portland, repreaenting the Universal
i f Picture, la in Medford today on bual.
. i ness. conferring with John Nleder
; meyer, manager of the Holly theater.
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'; Down from Lake Creek L, H.
- Wyant. Lake Creek storekeeper, waa
In Medford thla morning attending
to bualnesa mattera and buying sup
plles for hla store.
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)Here from South Mr. and Mr. B
F. William are Medford vlaltors from
San Pranclaco thl week. Mr. Wil
liam la repreaentatlve for Walton &
, Moore.
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; Return to School Orle Moore re-
turned Saturday to reaume hi studies
' at Oregon State college, Corvalll,
after apendlng hi vcatlon with hi
parent. Mr. and Mr. 8. A. Moor.
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. ; Undergoes Operation Mr. May
i- Sullivan underwent a major operation
at the Sacred Heart hoapltal last
. (week and waa reported getting along
v nicely.
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' Visit Mr. Noyes Three San Pran
' clsoo men Elmore H. Cox, A. J.
Prancla and J. Brendon Brady ar
;' rived here thl morning on the
Shasta to be the gueat of T. G.
Neyea at hU lodge on Rogue river.
I Isaue Permit! Numerous campfire
permit are being laaued by the
Rogue River national foreat service,
to hunters, who will not be near
ranger station where permit may
be obtained, according to Janle
Smith.
Meet Tonight Crater Lake Post
.. 1833, Veteran of Foreign Wart, and
- the auxiliary, will meet thla evening
at 8 o'clock for the regular session.
; All members av urged to be present
to hear the reports from the delegates
who attended the V. r. W. national
convention at Sacramento.
.
. From Distance Hotel guesta today
from distant points Include Fran P.
Lueke of Cincinnati, Ohio, Louise
Crawford of Enleaton, Pa., C. S.
Schmlck of Tulsa. Ok la., and C. M.
Rows and F. E. Ktnnear of Marlon,
Ohio.
Reserre Meeting Announcement
-was received today by Captain Carl
Y. Tengwald that a meeting of all
reserve officers and applicants will
be conducted In the Armory here
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The notice stated that Major James
H. Tlerney of the Eugene branch of
fice wll be present.
Washlngtonlani Mr. ttnd Mrs. J.
M. Rogan of Central la was registered
in Medford at a local hotel over the
week-end. Others from that state
were a. C. Harrlmsn of Oman, S. M.
Raymond of Wenatchee, and the fol
lowing from Seattle: H. F. Graves.
E. P. Boyce, Martin P. Hammer and
party, G. It, Revelle and party, F. B.
Becker and A. Mathews. '
Hunters
Attention
Com into Fluhrer'i
letail (tor when yon
are figuring up your
food supply. We havt
& complete line of pas
triei and sliced bread
To MoLeod Today Mrs. Mabel O.
Mack Is spending today In MoLeod,
assisting with the relief canning.
From Lake view Charles Hahn of
Lakevlew. flying a Bird ship, stopped
In Medford overnight.
Tire, Rim Stolen H. C. Lovett re
ported to city police officers that
a tire and an aluminum rim were
stolen from his car Saturday night,
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Files Report W. 8. Claypool of 108
Mistletoe, reported a colli ion today nt
the city police station. The accident
occurred at the corner of Bartlett
and Eighth streets, at 3:35, he stated.
Bellanca Her A department of
airways Bellanca ship stopped at
the Medford municipal airport this
afternoon to refuel before continuing
south. The plane arrived here from
Portland.
Monoooupe I'p Aubrey Sander's
monocoupe, which has been In the
Medford hangar for some time, await
ing repairs, is now flying again. Mar
shall fieagrave uses the ship for in
structing hla students.
Figures In Accident Mrs. L. R.
Peck of 1006 West Main street, re
ported to city police today that her
car collided on West Main street with
another auto. She gave no details
of the accident.
Olrl Injured Joan Henselman, 7,
who resides on Lazier lane, suffered
a out on her leg this morning when
she was knocked down by the auto
mobile driven by D. E. Nichols. The
little girl ran In front of the car, the
report shows.
Safe Punched The Western Auto
Supply company at 101 South River
side avenue, was broken Into Sunday
night, and an attempt made to punch
the safe, the report filed with the
city police shows. They were unsuc
cessful and no money was obtained,
officers stated.
Roof Fire The city fire department
was called to the John Wilkinson
residence on Park street shortly after
noon today to extinguish a roof fire.
Little damage resulted, according to
the firemen. A spark from the chim
ney was believed to be the origin of
the flames.
Oil Plane Here Flying over the city
last night, attracting much attention,
was the Boeing 40 -X Associated Oil
ship, carrying Targe Neon signs un
der the wings. The plane, piloted by
George Dixon, is en route to the
home airport at Oakland. Dixon Tew
the plane In Portland during the Na
tional American Legion convention.
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Leaves 'for School Miss Bernlce
Qui m by, who has been spending the
summer at Crater lake, left this
morning by train for Corvallls, where
she will enter school this fall.. Miss
Qulmby Is transferring from the Uni
versity of Oregon. She arrived in
Medford yesterday from the lake, and
was a guest overnight of Miss Wini
fred Warner.
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Leave on Trip Dick Singler, Phil
Gerhardt and Hugo Guenther left to
day on a hunting trip, en the Ump
qua divide. Fellow workers of Mr.
Guenther's In the postofftce predict
that he will have a deer ere the Mall
Tribune reaches the press tomorrow
afternoon, If his ability Is equal to
his horn playing In Illinois, for which
he wss well known.
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Arrive from South Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Frankenberger arrived in Med
ford today from Los Angeles by train,
and are spending the day at Crater
lake, visiting Chief Ranger David H.
Canfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Franken
berger are en route to Vancouver,
B. C to sail on the Empress of Ja
pan for Shanghai, where Mr. Frank
enberger is with the Chinese mari
time customs.
Guests of Hartleys Mrs. O, A.
Hartley has as guests thla week her
brothers, George L. Martin and Fred
C. Martin of Wabash, Ind., and her
sister, Mrs. A. R. Palmsdge of Oregon
City. They arrived in Medford Sat
urday and motored to Klamath Falls
and Crater lake yesterday with the
Hartleys. The Messrs. Martin are on
their first trip to southern Oregon,
and stated yesterday that they are
very favorably Impressed with the
Medford country.
Many from North The many resi
dents of Portland who were guests
In Medford over the deew-end In
cluded R. N. Ooddar, W. Blackman,
A. W. Aamson, N. C Ognald, E. L.
Knoth, F. P. Knight, Alonao Mor
rison. Mrs. C. V. Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
C. O. Barr, K. A. Had field, p. J. Kufe,
B. U. Caldeway, G- M. Paulson, L. C.
Relnholdt, J. H. Justice, John Jeep,
C. R. Weather ton. A. R. Bowen, A.
E. Rockwell, M. Cleath, John Leh-
! man. L. N. Brslnard. L. W. Brooks.
, Al Rsselkamp and Hilda Halluyler.
I Call Second Meet The second
Western Oregon Mining congress to
be conducted in Roseburg. will be
held Saturday. October 8. according
to announcement received here today.
Visitors will register at the chamber
of commerce there In the morning,
with the meeting starting at 1 o'clock
in the afternoon. President Oeorge
H. Jennings. Eugene, announced a
display of ores from Douglas county,
and a gold-panning demonstration on
the main street, with Roseburg peo
ple being given an opportunity to
pan some silt.
; Axe Throwers Will
Appear Holly Stage
The Oregon Loggers, real woods
men, every one. present one of the
I meet novel entertainments on the
1 American stags, because of the fact
that they are the genuine article.
Unlike hundreds of "cowboy'' sing
ers entertaining via radio and stage
. and who have never seen a horse,
the Oregon Loggers are real loggers
and rough, ready backwoodsmen
every one. And as It happens, all
are fine musicians and all sing the
tunes they sang around the bunk-
t bouse lues at night lbs good old'
tunes that stir the heart as none
other can. "Rigger filim" yodels his
numbers, Just as he once yodelled
calls to the "whistle-punk" as he
guided the huge logs of the Oregon
forests down the hillside.
Every logger Is a real woodsman,
snd Ole, when the stage Is lsrge
enough, proves It by throwing huge
sxes into logs. Like the boys them
selves, the act is rough and without
polish because one does not find
polish In a logging camp. The log
gers will entertain Holly fans Wednesday.
Dolores Del Rio
Wins Audience At
Craterian Picture
A remsrkable film, rich tn enter
tainment, and so colorful that It ex
udes the exotic fragrance of the South
Seas, has been made from the famous
stage classic, "Bird of Paradise."
The finished result, guided In Its
transformation from stage to cellu
loid by the genius of King Vldor.
opened yesterday at the Craterian
theater, with Dolores Del Rio as the
promttlve, trusting Luana, with Joel
McCrea as the smitten hero, Johnny
Baker. This Is the film for which
RKO-Radio Pictures sent a company
to the Hawaiian Islands to get au
thentic background. The scenic pho
tography offers Inspired compositions
of tropical foliage, mountain, sky and
sea that are breath-taking In their
beauty.
The play la a simple story of a love
that transcends all religions and laws.
There Is an intangible something to
this tragic story of Luana who falls
hopelessly in love with a white man.
and as hopelessly sacrifices that love,
that demands a setting tn sympathy
with the sublime character of her
sacrifice.
Prison Picture At
Holly Scores Hit
A powerful story enacted on the
screen by a group of outstanding
character actors make "The Last Mile"
now at the Holly one of the most dra
matic pictures that has appeared in
Medford for a long time. Having a
powerful story to tell, the auVior,
John Wcxley, loses no time In get
ting to the point and when there
dwells upon it In such a way that
it will not soon be forgotten.
Preston Foster, In the role of
"killer" Mears, a role that has put
several men Into stardom, succeeds
in making his part so real that one
finds himself moving with his com
mands. 4
Stated Convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter No. 32, R.
A. M., Tuesday, September
20. at 7:30 p. m. Visitors
welcome. E. L. LENOX,
GEO. ALDEN, Secretary. H. P.
Borsh won't support Hoover and he
wont support Roosevelt, but from
what ws hear of his lecture fees he
Is very successful In supporting
Borah. Northwest Insurance -(Minneapolis).
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Peaches, fine Elbertss.
A box of good wlndfalla free with
every 100-lb. order. Bring boxes. R.
R. Ouches. Griffin creek. Tel. 857-L.
WANTED Young lady for office and
general clinic work. Some nuralng
work preferred but not eeaentlal.
Apply Tuesday from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m.. Dr. Shadel, Suite 205, Liberty
Building.
TOMATOES Ready picked. 60c per
loo ids; yuc aenverou. .t. out.----.
OUT PTjOWERS Mre. Dressier, 1107
E. Main.
ron RENT Modern 7-room home,
30, water paid. Phone 738.
FOR SALE Model 09 Savage rifle,
nearly new, 15. Call MS K. Central.
COMPETENT woman want house
work with small refined family.
Would go home nights. Wage ex
pected, 4 week. Referenoea. Box
7471, care Tribune.
PLEASANT ROOMS, S3: board IS,
718 But Main.
LOST Glasses between Lincoln
school and Junior high school.
Reward. Phone 720.
WANTED Qlrla for lunch counter.
Can at 1014 W. loth, evening after
8:30.
TWO neat appearing women, Imme
diate work. Apply Mr. Brlcker,
Holland Hotel. 0 to 11 a. m., or Tel.
638-X for appointment.
PERMANENT poaltion for two neat
appearing young men. Must be
local people and furnish reference.
Room 304, Hotel Holland, 7:30 to 0
tonight.
STRAYED On bay mare, weight
120Q: white streak on face, 1 white
hind foot; abort, chubby. Notify
408-J-3, Medford.
WANTED Use of piano or other
furniture for stosage. No smsll
children. Tel. 447-M.
FOR SALE Dodge sedan; good rub
ber, new battery, flrat-claaa run
ning order. M. 848 Taylor.
TONITE and TUESDAY
WHEELER
and VfOOLSEY
A "Girl Crazy"
R0XY...15'
Phone 301
Children lfte
NOW FLAV1KO
rint Time In found
"THE BIRTH OF
A NATION"
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nallr Mat. 1:10. Ere. 1
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HOW CHICAGO VAULT WAS ROBBED
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A detective I shown lowering hlmaelf through a hole which a gang
of cracksmen drilled through a roof of wood, concrete and ateel to rob
the afety deposit boxe of Koch and eompiny, Chicago. The thieve
obtained loot variously estimated from $100,000 to $1,000,000. (Asso
ciated Preaa Photo)
Talent
TALENT, Sept. 19. (Spl.) Mrs. R.
H. Southwlck substituted In the 7th
and 8th grade Thursday for Mr.
Southwlck.
Mrs. Bowman Brown who submit
ted to a major operation at the Med
ford Community hospital Is much
Improved and expects soon to be
meved to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Hart In Medford to recup
erate. Seventh grade had such a large
enrollment, the group has been divid
ed, some are In Mr. Southwlck 's
room, and some In Miss Wisely "s.
A party of relatives from Clinton,
Okla., Mr. and Mr.i. Oddle Hill. Miss
Geraldlne and Master Davie Lee,
Albert Bridges and Mr. and Mrs. L.
Bridges and son Kenneth arrived by
motors and are the house guests of
L. C. Hill.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Asel Beckwith at the Medford
Community hospital Wednesday. The
little miss weighed nine pounds.
Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Miller returned
Tuesday from Bend, Ore., going via
Crater Lake and returning via Mc
Kenzle Pass. They accompanied their
daughter Marie Miller Conklln that
far on her return home to Ontario,
Ore. Mrs. Conklin'a husband met her
at Bend..
Margaret Purvis and Earl Woold
rldge were married at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. Pope Saturday
evening.
Lee Oftedahl was a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Sweeney Tuesday, com
ing by motor from Redwood City,
Calif. r . ..
Mrs. Cora Denham accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Alice Turner of Ash-
One Tonic That Will
Make Men, Women
And Children Forget
About A Depression!
THE LAST MILE"
THE PLAY HAS ROCKED THE NATION I
SEE THE PICTURE AND YOU'LL KNOW WHY I
For Fine Artlnr and stark Drama Thla rlrtiire Has Fe- Eqiiale
WEDNESDAY ON THE STAGE
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THE OREGON LOGGERS
land left Sunday by motor to take
her son Frank back to school at
Eugene. The ladles will drive on to
Portland and return via the coast
route.
Mrs. Bradford Dixon who has been
visiting her sister tn Kings City. Cal.,
returned home Thursday stopping a
day In San Francisco en route.
J. J. Tryon and Jonas Spltzcr left
Thursday to establish camp on Wag
ner Butte to be joined Sunday by
Fred Rapp. They are preparing for
the opening of the deer season.
Mrs. Mary Eatea has been quite ill
at her home here for the past ten
days.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hackler and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gstes are leav
ing Monday morning for Lake county
for a two weeks camping and hunting
trip. They expect to bring In the
limit of mule tall deer.
Jack Sweeney spent several days
this week visiting his mother and
sister at Glendale, Ore.
Europeans apparently are willing to
award us the honor permanently of
being the chief creditor nation of
the world. Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
Strawberry Roan Rodeo. ..n
"Olympic o Cowboy CootwtH". A dollar thovt
fr aigrandiland doily, cpl rtiofvad olk
Night Stampede..
do' 1. Miode' t,I(K odt t,Ct tot i. lul Ifi n ien,
6gntig Ifohmtt. CgrH of wig dardili,
IP'S., thrill I, clo-Mii, funny mutl. A rufjM theat
War. proian tod It indow oiona
fKo too i. Admit lion rodtxod I i0i ntm4
)'tnidt Moft 7 St i SI.00.
Panorama of Progress. ..rw
land al tobm of 'and, dairy and Indtfitriojl
prodiKti, oagi and talking hon, d'rf ho tot,
(hoHondt, dairy ! boat CoftW, twin, thaaf,
aooit, crtickoni, g duchi, oi ( robbiha,
wild 'oH, dogi, poll. Art, mvtit, tt.titoi, flow,
ri, bulbi. 4 H Club end Fvtur Fgrmtr forrtoH
nd oiriibltt.
Carnival, Antuiamanh, rid, dtntp.
Special Days fv owa, tvm uvo.
tratamal o'gmto riant (wrtoi,.tiriat.
12 Bonds see May kovl and ore hot 04.
16 muiicol prof am byMwik foVtbt,
Monday . "f amiiy iaioain dav. iv
df family and tar admittad ' H. S bayi aS
girl i high Khool aga or wndtr pdmittad Mil
Reduced fares... by bu and rpf.
State -fair
NOW SHOWING
Great ....
Dramatic Thunderbolt
MARCUS TUTTLE
AND WIFE LOSE
LIVESJNSJANTLY
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way. brgan to sic Id. She saw the
DtVore machine coming, headed south
and In attempting to avoid a crash,
turned her car over. The DeVore
machine collided with hers just as it
was going over on Its side. Her par
ents were thrown from the machine
by the crash and Mrs. Crsfford re
ceived several minor Injuries and was
today suffering from nervous shock.
The demolished machine, under
which Lewis Crafford was pinned, was
removed from the youth with the aid
of several men. who gathered at the
seen of the wreck.
No Blame Attached.
No Inquest Into cause of the death
of the Tuttles will be conducted. Ac
cording to report from the county
coroner's office today. No blame was
placed upon either driver by state po
lice Investigating the case yesterday.
The Tuttles, who came to Trail to
a r ANY ANY 1 p
IOC SEAT TIME IOC
LAST TIMES TODAY
JEAN HARLOW in
"Red Headed Woman"
TOMORROW
JAMF.g DUNN
PKGG SHANNON
SPENCER TRACY
"Society Girl"
Alio
LAUREL-HARDY
Los Angeles
and back
0
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ONE WAY... $24
On sale every day. 16 day return
limit on the roundtrlp. You ride
the fast "Shasta" In a modern re
clining chair car.
Also good. In tourist sleeping
cars on trains carrying this
equipment, overnight berth for
as low a 91.80.
Southern Pacific
J. C. Carls, Agent, Phono 34
Do
reside about two years ago. hid made
their home In Chicago for 30 years
and have many friends in the east
ern city. The Crsffords, also from
Chicago, came to somiffrn Oregon
about six years ago.
Other survivors are a son, A. L.
Tuttle of Medford, another daughter.
Mrs. H. A. Gllkinson of Chlcngo, a
grandchild here, and a grandchild and
great-grandchild tn Long Beach, Cal.
The bodies, now at the Conger Fu
neral parlors, will be forwarded to
Chicago for funeral services and
burial.
Secondhand American tires are be
ing exported to Serbia and Latvia to
be made Into footwear. Chiropodists
over there ought to be kept pretty
busy treating tired feet. Philadelphia
Dally News.
Dolores
Mats.
Evenings t "
Kiddies A I M.Mn!jr
Dune '''t'A 3?h
Joel McCrea . . in
BIRD of PARADISE
Richard Walton Tully's Famous Play
Madame racketeer
you Know
osti the
Family
lectricity?
OR
American family ipcndi In th United States
for Electricity, $1.70 b expended for Candy. Alio, while the
electrical dollw b being (pent to furnish light, do the cooking,
wash, Iron end clean, fumhh refrigeration end entertainment
(through the radio), the ivcragc Amercan family ipendi $1.60
for Ice Cream end $3.33 for Tobacco. There b nothing eke
you bay that gives you so much for to little as Electricity,
Jin eoatpamoa with other necessities, electricity b CHEAP
... to cheep that no family cen afford to do without Its clean
efficiency. Electricity b the cheapest thing yosj buy.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
..a winM tpSO M HO0IIII
GREEN BAY PACKERS
AS
NEW YORK. Sept. 19. (AP
Champions for several years, the
Green Bay Packers have made an aua.
plctous start In their bid for the 1933
title of the National Prof ess tonal
Football league.
The Packers, an all-star array fea
turing possibly the most Impenetrable
defense In football, turned back the
Chicago Cardinals. 15-7, In the first
league game of the year yesterday.
Dry slabs 91.00 per tier. You haul
em. Med. Fuel. Co.
NOW PLAYING
Del Rio
lock your windows I bolt
your doors and prepare
to hand over your best
' laughs 1 She's ooming to
town 1
Average
More Than
22
EVERY
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