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Newspaper Page Text- MEDFORD ItSJL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1932. PAGE FIVE I 1 i i 1 Lccal and j In California" W. A. Gates ti spind ling th wHk In aouthern California, I combining builneu and pleaaurft. Obtalna Permit A building permit I waa lsauea yeswrcay 10 ua n. jPranklln of 410 King atreet for tha J oonetructlon of a garage to coat ISO. ... Vltlt In City Mra. Robert Harnlah and daughter Louise of Roseburg apent the week-end In Medford with frlenda and relatlvea. On Hunting Trip Herb Strang mi included among local huntera who left here Sunday for the Lakevlew country. In quest of mule-tall deer. On Visit Here A. J. O'Keefe, branch manager of Universal Motion Picture mmntnv. in rhflrff of the Portland t branch, la In Medford on business. . From Central Point Central Point : residents who were Medford callers yesterday were Ed Miller. Mrs. R. I. niMM tw1 Vinton Beall. On Hunting Trip George Howard and O- O. Hull of this city are among hunters seeking the elusive deer to day. t Here for Week-end Mr. and Mrs. E. E. White returned to Brownsville after spending the week-end at -the home of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hollo way, t Here for Week-end Mra. Otto P. Nichols and daughter Frances and Mrs. David Cox of Klamath Falls spent the week-end in Medford, vis iting relatives and friends. To Crater take Visitors at Crater Lake Sunday Included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Chlldreth. Mrs. Cora A. Wilson, Miss Mary Wilson, and their guest, Mrs. Walton Haydon of Port f land. I Vlilted Here Charles Garfield, Jr. of Portland, who died in a hospital there Sunday from gas poisoning, was well known In Medford, having visited his uncle, Harry Garfield, and fam lly In this city many times. Business Callers Walter and Frank Fitzgerald of Sams Valley were trans acting business in Medford this morn ing. Mrs. Theodore Malmgren of phoenix was also a business caller, Undergoes Operation Joseph Christofson of Murphy underwent major operation at a local hospital and wad reported getting along nicely yesterday afternoon. In City Yesterday Mrs. W. D. Barnes of Phoenix was shopping and attending to business matters in Med ford. Emil Britt and Dr. J. W. Rob lnson of Jacksonville were also call ers yesterday. From Neighboring Towns Mrs. Frank Hammond of Central Point was a business caller in Medford this morning. Others were Mrs. Leon Jones of Roxy Ann and Fred O. Kelly of Rogue River. Hunters Attention Come into Fluhrer's tetail store when you are figuring up your food supply. We have a complete line of pas tries and sliced bread SEVERIN Battery Service Manufacturers of Severln Batteries BATTERY SPECIALS 6 Tolt, 13-pIate, 1 year guarantee .f 3.M 6 volt, 13 -plate IB month guarantee $-l.50 6 Tolt, 15-plate, 18 month guarantee Severln Batteries Recharged All others - .25C .50c Guaranteed armature rewind ing: Generator and Starter Exchanged 51 00 up Free Inspection of electrical sys tem on vour car with the purchase of a battery from us and If repalri are neceswy they will be made at a minimum price. GET TUB MOST FROM YOl R MONEY. PATRONIZE SPECIALISTS! Our specialty U battery manufac turing and generator and arma ture rewinding. M-l No. Rlfrlde. Bl;RR YPALt Personal Joins Her Husband Mrs. M. L. Woodson and small child of Oakland. Cal., arrived in Medford by train this morning, to Join Mr. Woodson. Mr. Allen Departs A. K. Allen of San Francisco, who spent yesterday In Medford attending to business matters, left this forenoon by train for Portland. Mr. Anderson Home A. J. Ander son, local photographer, returned by train today from Portland, where ne spent last week at the American Le gion convention. Returning Home Mrs. W. T. Ma- honey of Heppner, Ore., and Mrs. George Rugg of Pendleton are en route to their homes, having been on a week's tour of southern Oregon. 8eely Hall Here Seely Hall, for merly superintendent of the local air port, left today on. the tri-motor plane at noon lor San Diego, having attended the American Legion con vention in Portland. Leave for South Mrs, George Oorum and grandson. Donny Long, left Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeVan for San Francisco, where they will spend the next two weeks visiting friends and relatives. a a, Return Car The Ford roadster be longing to Jimmy Valentine, which was stolen here a week ago Sunday, Is being returned to Medford from Eugene, where It was found Saturday night. Returns from North W. T. Ehmke of the General Petroleum company. with headquarters here, returned to Medford by train this morning from Portland, where he attended a con ference of company officials. Board Meeting Called A meeting of the board of control of the Un employment Relief association has been called for 4 o'clock this after noon and important business matters will be transacted. Get LicensesTwo marriage licenses were Issued yesterday at the county clerk's office, to Melvln George Edson and Moscelyne Grace, both of Siski you county, and another to Hugh E. Kuykendall and Harryette Patterson of Sacramento. i Following Fruit Delbert Anderson, former high school football star, who has been packing fruit here during the closing season, will continue to the Wenatchee section for harvesting of the apple crop, which he will help pack. Mrs. Gogarty Leaves Mra. J. A. Gogarty of Portland, who was called here by the serious condition of her husband, who was injured in an auto mobile accident, left on the Shasta this morning for her home in the north. - v Mr. Evans Arrives E. S. Evans, manager of the H. J. Heinz company, with headquarters In Portland, ar rived In Medford this morning by train from the north to spend the remainder of the week here with Guy Phetteplace, who Is in charge of this district. Gogarty Improved James A. Go garty, 73, of Portland, who was struck by an auto while crossing the high way at Blackwell hill Saturday, was reported In an Improved condition at the Sacred Heart hospital today. He received eertous head injuries, but seemed to be resting more easily. Leaves for Albany T. W. Cleater. recreational engineer of the United States forest service, with headquar ters In. Portland-, left this morning for the Santlam forest at Albany. He has been In the Rogue River national farsit area since Friday on an in spection trip. Portland Residents Included In the list of guests at Medford hotels who are residents of Portland, were A. J. O'Keefe, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Kel ler, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lewie, C. B. Dawson, C. E. Burnett, Fred Barg feld. Mrs. M. L. Wilson, Budd C. Lonfc. A. S. Mundell, B. C. Lindstrand, F. W. Cleator and Less T. Ordeman. Transact Business The list of call ers In Medford for business reasons today Includes Edna Mae Hortshorn of Phoenix, Raymond Fields of Grants Pass, Fred Eddlngs of Gold Hill, Mrs. E. L. Shoemaker of Kerby, Thoa Clhgcade of Eagle Point and L. F. Lozier of Roseburg. Off to School James C. Hayes, Jr.. will enter the University of Oregon this year with the official opening of school and is already on the northern campus for preliminary festivities. His sister, Mary Hayes, also left sev eral days ago for Eugene to resume her work at the university. Guest from Yreka Mrs. George Chase of Yreka, wife of the late pio neer, who was one of the old order of I stage drivers, traveling over the Sls- klyou trail, left yesterday after spend ing several days here as guest of Mr. ! and Mrs. Harry Pellett at their ranch, i also relatlvea In the city. 5. P. FARES SLASHED! FOR OREGON TRIPS New one way and round trip fares between all Southern Pacific sta tion in Oregon ! Good in coaches or tourist sleeping cars. Rerun) limit on round trips 30 days, SAMPLE FARES Portland 8a!em Albany Eugene ..$0.t0 $10.75 S.65 I II S.1S 40 4.10 7.00 Southern Pacific 4. C. Carle, Acent. Kershawi Home Mr. and Mn. Gordon Kershaw have returned to Medford, following an extended stay of several months In Arizona. Inspects Roads Hugh B. Rankin. supervisor of Rogue River national forest, is spending today In the Union Creek area near Woodruff Meadows. Inspecting the road work. To Butte Falls Norman 0. White, assistant supervisor of Rogue River national forest, left this afternoon for the Butte Falls district to estab lish emergency lookout points la that vicinity, a In Town Today Among the out-of-town folk in Medford on business today were C. C. Hoover of the West Side district, B. L. Davidson of Cen tral Point and Edward W. Carlton of Table Rock. Taken In Court Lonnle O. Cog gins, charged with reckless driving. when arrested by state police Mon day evening, was scheduled to appear in Justice court at Gold Hill this afternoon. Mtddlebrook Held E. K. Middle brook, who had been warned by state police to procure proper license plates for his car, was placed In Jail over night for failing to comply with the order. He was released this morning. Get Four-Pointer Pete Toskon and Charles Bentley, who spent last week hunting in Modoc county, returned to Medford with a 233-pound four point buck. Mr. and Mrs. Toskon Mr. and Mrs. Bentley and Tony Mete left here yesterday for Lake county in search of mule-tall deer. Undergoes Operation Mrs. J. 0. Roff of Central Point underwent a maor operation at the Sacred Heart hospital last night for appendicitis. and was reported today as getting along nicely. Mrs. Roff has been employee: In the Pinnacle Packing company, McReynoIds Coming Ward Mc Reynolds, examiner for operators and chauffeurs, will be In Medford Sep tember 23 and 24, Friday and Sat urday, to give examinations, an nouncements from Hal E. Hoss' office show. Friday he will be here from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., and on Saturday from 8 a. m. to 6 . m. The days have been changed from Saturday and. Monday by the new schedule. FHegels Home Mr. and Mrs. Jos eph Fliegel and young son Joseph, Jr., returned to Medford Sunday from Portland. Mrs. Fliegel and eon have just completed a two and a half months' vacation trip through Cali fornia and Wisconsin, where they visited relatives and friends. They spent some time in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago before go ing to Wisconsin. Mrs. Mason In Hospital Mra. A. W. Mason, who underwent a major op eration at the Community hospital yesterday, was reported getting along well as could be expected this afternoon. Mrs. Mason had been 111 for some time following a previous operation. Her daughter, Mrs. Wal lace Dlnken of Beagle, is in the city to be near her. From California Northern Califor nia was well represented yesterday In the list of shoppers In Medford from other towns. Among them were Mrs. Fern Louthan of Yreka, Mrs. R. H. Burton of Fort Jones, Mrs. Roy Hard or Hilt, Tom Desouza of Grenada and Miss Bertha Brewer of the same city. Guests from California here today are Bob DeWitt and Elliott DeWltt of Yreka. Post Notices Notices were posted at the county courthouse Saturday by three people for naturalization papers. They Included Frlda Burger, born in Blberoch Riss, Germany, who now makes her home In Ashland. She landed at New York In 1927, the papers show. Andrew James de Lisle, from St. Hyactlnthe, Canada, gave his address as Ashland also, arriving here via Blaine, Wash., In 1022. Marie Lee Mlchaud gave her address as Med ford. She arrived In the states at Blaine, Wash. Singing Loggers To Appear Holly Stage "Paul Bunyan" Lawson's Oregon Loggers are coming and they're bring ing a logging camp right to town. They'll set it up on t,he Holly theatre stage and there show southern Ore gon folks Just how the loggers of Lane county enjoy themselves around the campfires at night after the day's work la done. They're real back woodsmen, these boys, and their ENTERTAINMENT PLUS TODAY and Wednesday "SOCIETY GIRL" with JAMES SPENCER DUNN TRACY PEGGY SHANNON plus ; JTAH County Also "Vagabond Adventure! " and Cartoon songs and tunts have proven to pop ular with folks that they're rinding diffloulty in filling all their theatre engagements. They will appear on the Holly stage Wednesday and Thursday for both matinee and evening perform ancea. On the screen will be featured "No Greater Love," featuring Dickey Moore, Alexander Carr, Richard Ben nett, Beryle Mercer and many others. f- IN SAT. EVE POST A glance through a Saturday Even ing Post a few daya ago revived for H. a. Wlleon of thle city memorlea of days of "91 at Fortreaa Monroe, and a picture 10 hla family album, almoat forgotten. Under an article enuuea '"The Education of General Harbord," written by Chrlatlan Oausa, the pic ture appeara In the July 30 Issue of ttie Post. In It, seated a short distance from the then Quartermaster Sergeant Harbord, la aeated H. Q. Wilson In a group of other non-commlasloned of ficers, snapped at Fortress Monrle, Virginia, July 1801. Mr. Wilson, a youth of li. went Into the United 8tats army from Indiana. He knew Oeneral Harbord at Fortress Monrle and also at Co lumbus, Ohio. - Noticing the name of Oeneral Har bord In the Saturday Evening Pott, while browsing through the maga zine at the home of a friend some time after the Issue was out, Mr. Wilson started to read the article Later, he came upon the picture, which when taken pleased him to he sent a copy to a girl friend, now Mrs, Wilson. Mr. Wilson was bugler In the "class from the tanks," ahown In the pic ture. L WILL TALK CITY HALL Regular meeting of the city coun ell will be held at the city hall to night and most of the session will be devoted to discussion of plans for moving Into the new quarters North Central. Bids will be called for on the cal somlning and painting which must be done before the city hall will be ready for occupancy. Famous Stage Star In Craterian Show Alison Skip worth, veteran of the stage, an artist aa well as an actress, and a humorolst by Instinct, demon strates delightfully Just the kind, of bluff a "sporting widow" needs to get her schemes over quickly and with charming finesse In "Madame Racketeer," which comes to the Ora terlan theatre Wednesday. "Madame Racketeer" Is an original screen story by Harvey Harris Gates and MalcoJ.mn Stuart Boylan. Supporting Miss Sklpwortft are Richard Bennett, Evelyn Knapp, George Raft and Rob ert McWade. To make room for an extended run on "Congorllla,1 "Ma dame Racketeer will be shown Wed nesday only. Jimmy Dunn Stan In Rialto Picture "Society Girl," featuring J a m e Dunn with Peggy Shannon and Spen. cer Tracy, a picture filled with punches and plenty of romance, the Rialto theater's feature offering for today and tomorrow. In this picture. Dunn plays the part of Johnny Malone, & fast shifty fighter and Peggy Shannon plays the part of the society dame, a girl to whom Independence meant license. Spencer Tracy as Briscoe Is perfect. There Is also a Laurel-Hardy com edy on the program. "County Hos pital" gives these two masters of slapstick humor to cut up and bring forth howls of laughter with their own brand of fun and nonsense. NEW MERCHANDISE eiery day at The Band Box and Shoe Box the store that wives you. money on Hats, Coate, SulU, Frocks and Shoes. Our values defy competition. We aim to save you money. Desirable houses always In first clsss condition for rent, lease or sale. Call 105. ANY SEAT f ANYTIME 1 JC OLIVER Hospital ji j m - m j NAME OF HOOVER WILL RANK CLOSE (Continued from Page One) through an ordeal which began last December, he stood his ground on all measures. . Wins History Place "His name will go down in history fct' his constructive accomplishments in a period filled with greater dis tress than that faced by any other president, not excepting Lincoln. And most of this distress was caused by agencies outside governmental control, and which the government. In this emergency, has been called upon to remedy. "But, more Important, had It not been for the president's strength of character and his courage, we should have seen the enactment of federal bills Into laws whlc.h he knew were fundamentalty and economically un sound and which he knew to have definite and retarding effect In working this nation out of Its pres ent economic difficulties. "The effects of his courageous ac tion are now beginning above the horizon and will be Increasingly ap parent aa each succeeding year passes, bringing ua back to our nor mal prosperity." ON SEPT. 29TH Thursday, September 29, southern Oregon pioneers from all sections of the coast are expected to return to Jacksonville for the annual gathering of the Southern Oregon Pioneer asso ciation. The meeting date has been changed from September 22, as pre viously announced, to September 20, because of the inability of B. F. Irvine of the Oregon Journal to at tend on the first named date. Mr. Irvine, a former Jacksonville boy, will address the pioneers and other interesting program features are promised. Basket luncheon will be served at noon, In accordance with the old established custom. L TROUBLE IS AIRED At the conclusion of Instructions to the Jury In the Brlmhall damage suit this afternoon, hearing began on the application of the Oold Hill school board for an Injunction re straining Prof. Oeorge A. Mclslnger, from entering the Oold Hill school grounds. Melslnger claims a contract with the school board to teach the current school year. The school board claims the contract abrogated by the action of a new school board In hiring W. A. Thomason for the Job. The complaint further askA that the Melslnger contract be declared void and unenforceable. It la charged that Melslnger presents himself dally at the schoolhouse, and that the action Is detrimental to school discipline. LAST TIMES TODAY "THE LAST MILE" Preston Foster Howard Phillips Geo. Stone TOMORROW Texas has her cowboys the South has her age old traditions Now Oregon has her "Oregon Loggers" :iJT ON THE STAGE MATINEE AND EVENING: MUSIC Songs they sing around their campfires Real backwoodsmen, every one Real "OREGON LOGGERS" ON THE SCREEN "NO GREATER LOVE" ALEXANDER CARR DICKEY MOORE RICHARD BENNETT BERYLE MERCER H0BART B0SW0RTH ALEC FRANCIS ROXY... 15 Phone m Children 10c NOW Pl.AVINO First Time In Sound "THE BIRTH OF A NATION" AUo "Yon Try Homebody Ele Xews Dally Mat. 1:30. Eve. 7 BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mra. Wayne Hold ridge of Talent a son. today. The baby has been named Robert Gerald. REHEARSED RITES E HOLLET, Ore., Sept. at). (API Funeral services, arranged and re hearsed under the direction of the deceased, were held here yesterday for Peter Rapp. 81, of Holley. Mr. Rapp died at his home here Saturday. "Mourners" crowded the little church here February 11, 1931. when Mr. Rapp'a rehearsal of his own funeral was held. Wreaths and sprays decorated the church. The choir and congregation sang hymns chosen by Mr. Rapp. And Mr. Rapp heard the minister deliver an eulogy, recounting his life history, and lis tened to his sermon on Immortality. Every word of the ceremoy was re corded by a stenographer. Yesterday In the same church, the same hymns, the same eulogy, the same life history and the aame ser mon were repeated word for word. PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 30. District Judge J. A. Meara today Is sued a warrant for the arrest of C, L. Staley, federal prohibition agent, on a charge of Illegally wearing in signia of the 40 and 8 when he en tered a dugout prior to making a raid on the establishment here September 13, the second rfay of the American Legion national convention. The complaint was signed by Thomas A. Sweeney, a member of the 40 and 8. The warrant was issued under state law which prohibit non-members from wearing fraternal Insignia. Federal prohibition oflclala here said 4818 bottles of home-brewed beer, 13 kegs of "spiked" beer and other liquors were seized In the raid. MAFAllPATION IS HOPE OF M WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. (AP) President Hoover today Issued a atate ment saying that the United States waa divorced from what he wrmea "the German arms question," but said this country waa "anxious that Germany shall continue to partici pate in the arma conference." The president referred to press dls- patchea from abroad, and It waa as sumed by his aides ho referred to re ports that Senator Reed and Ambas sador Edge had Informed French au thorities the American people be lieved Germany's recent move for armament equality waa Inopportune. STATE Ends TONITE iolsey ZV" r Wheelor and Woolsey in "GIRL CRAZY" NEW LOCATION Prince Auto Elect. A Wrecking A volt, 13 plate, 1 year guarantee M 60 fl volt, 18 plate, IB month guarantee ..... m ...44.50 6 volt, 15 plate, IS months guarantee 15 60 Prince made batterlea recharged .. 2ftc All other make ftOc Ouaranteed armature rewlndliig. Oonerator and Starter Exchange 1.00 up Wiring lyatema checked free with purchase of generator or battery 140 N. Kherlde, Pacific Highway Thone 833-W DRY AGENT'S RUSE BRINGSWARRANT FOES OE NATION AT IDEALS INDIANAPOLIS r. K. f API The Masonic fraternity waa called upon today by Leon M. Abbott of Boston, sovereign grand commander, to combat what he said Is an attempt to "destroy those sacred lri.nl. unnn which our nation was founded and Which h.VA hmillTht h.nnln.u nrn. gresa and prosperity to our country." The appeal was made by Abbott In closing his allocution at the opening of the 130th annual meeting of the supreme council, thirty-third degree. incieni Accepted Scottish Rite for the northern 1nrl.rilr.t1nn nt United States here. "Those who sre alert and wide awake, realize that In our country tOdaV there are rnrrnntlnn Inhn.ina and destructive Influences at work. nennerateiy engaged In the attempt to destroy those sacred Ideals," Abbott said. "These enemies, In various guises and disguises. In numerous and sub tle ways, are spreading the seeds of unrest and revolution. . rt i. tt. stern duty of every member of the ratiAuiiio inuernity t0 put on his whole armor and to use the last meaaure of his strength and Influ ence In combatting and destroying these enemies. We must take positive, constructive and vlgoroua personal action In all of our mni.i. tlona In social, economic and polltl- Stated Convocation ter Lake Chapter No. S3, H. A. M., Tuesday, September 20, at 7:30 p. m. Visitors welcome. B. L. LENOX. OEO. ALDEN, Secretary. H. P. W Malta Commandery No, 4 " - Knights Templar, Masonic KiVjA)! Temple, A.hland. 'i HPifli Stated Conclave, Wednes- day evening, September 31. '"" open long form with drill, All sir Knights oourteouily invited, A. J. McALLEN, Commander. w. H. day, Recorder. Bxsssstraash. "BIRD OF PARADISE" TOMORROW-ONLY You And The Whole World Will Be Happier For Having Seen (Watch Tomorrow's Nowtpaport For Moro Ootolls) POLICE NAB PAIR PASSINGTHROUGH Samuel J. O'Rourke, wanted by San Francisco, Cal., authorities for alleged grand theft, waa arrested by the Stat poltce near Oranta Pass on tho Pa cific highway today. Frank Damlco, riding with O'Rourke, and said to be an army deserter, was also held. O'Rourke is alleged to have bor rowed money on an auto and then to have decamped with both auto and money. Army authorities have been advised of the arrest of Damlco. O'Rourke will be returned to San Francisco. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR SALE Star Sedan, running, good tires; new Ore. license; S25.O0. 323 Ashland Ave. APTS. FOR RENT 808 W. Main. CLEAR acreage in southern California and some cash to trade for diversi fied ranch near flBhing stream. Knight. West & Upp, 20 N. Bartlett. WANTED Laundry, to lb. Grape. 105 So. CANNING PEACHES Last chaa this season. Phone 38S or get yovT.s at E. Main fruit stand Just across bridge. FOR SALE OWNER LEAVINQ. Very attractive modern 5 -room plastered home; fireplace, built-in bookcases, numerous other bullt-lns; nice yard, east front: completely fur nished. Price 82300; A300 down balance like rent. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., exclusive agents. WANTED To remind you of our Thursday special haircut and curl, 60c, and Junior department haircut; and curl. 38c every day. Medford Beauty Shop, Groceteria Bldg., N. Central. WANTED Will pay spot cash for your used car, Tom's Garage, 330 No. Riverside. Phone 434. PIANO FOR RENT 83.80 per month, Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 38 S. Orape. KNABE PIANO Excellent condition, beautiful rosewood case, 75 cash. Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 38 S. Orape. FOR SALE Prunea lc, on trees. Phone 7-F-13. FOR SALE Live Mallard decoys. Phone 606-L. LAST TIMES TONIGHT