-MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORD, 'OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.
PAGE NINE
Lccal and
Business Caller W. W. WlUets of
Per la t was business caller In Med
ford yesterday.
Mrs. Kennedy In Hospital Mr.
M. C. Kennedy Is In the Community
hospital for a minor operation.
To San Francisco Miss Jessie
M&stln and Mrs. Dunn are spending
a few daya In San Francisco, having
left here by train last evening.
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Miss Applegate Returns Miss
Gladys Applegate returned Thursday
from several days' business visit to
Klamath Falls.
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Mlia Renlsniin Return Mian Edith
Benjamin, who has been spending a
few days In Roseburg, returned to
Medford today by train.
Goes to Redding Mrs. George Blg
ler left on the Shasta last evening
for Redding, Cal., to spend the week
end with her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Lucas.
Leaves Hospital Mrs. Alan Braek
Inreed Is leaving the Sacred Heart
hospital today, where she has been
receiving medical treatment for a
short period.
Returns North George C. Thomas,
representative of the Chicago Great
Western railway, left last evening for
Portland, having attended to busi
ness matters in Medford.
Return to Oakland Mr. and Mrs.
P. O. Garrett, who have been visiting
a few days with the George 0. Gar
rett family and the 0. R. Frys, left
last evening for Oakland, Cal.
Accompany Bodies Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Tuttle left last evening by
train for Chicago, to accompany the
bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Tut
tle, who were killed Sunday in an
automobile accident near Gold Hill.
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Cinnamon
is a spice that has a very popular appeal and
when a baker down South worked out the
formulae for Cinnamon Donuts he found that
he had discovered a way of making Donuts
attractive to hundreds of people who had never
before enthused over them.
Tomorrow we will sell Cinnamon donuts made
from this same formulae at a price which
everyone can afford,
17c the dozen .
Your favorite grocer or our retail store can
supply you. Place your order early.
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The Dessert That's
SNIDER'S
ICE CREAM
9 M 1
Keep This List in Vour Kitchen and Order these
Varieties the Year Around
ICE CREAM
VANILLA
BUTTERSCOTCH
BANANA NIT
MAPLE NUT
ALMOND TOFFEE
SHERBET
PINEAPPLE
LEMON
Special orders tak.n anv time for
brlcW. Pint r-arkairs that fit In
errlce.
SniderDairy&ProduceCo.
Mrs. M. Snider, Owner & Manager Phone 203
Personal
Business Caller Louis Gentner of
Grlffen creek transacted business in
Medford this morning.
Sweet In City L. M. Sweet, rancher
of the dams Valley section, was in
the city this morning transacting
business and discussing the political
situation.
To Klamath Falls Glenn L. Jack
son, sales manager for the Copco and
Mountain States power companies,
left this morning on a short business
trip to Klamath Falls.
In from Reese Creek Mr. and Mrs.
G. E. Bellows and son Benjamin,
accompanied by Mrs. Bellows' broth
er, Bert Wyant, were in Medford this
morning, shopping at local stores and
attending to business matters.
Youngs Are Here Mrs. J. W. Young
and sons, Dougal and Arnold, return
ed to Medford last evening from Port
land, where they were with Mr.
Young, who died Wednesday night.
They were accompanied here by Z.
N. Agee.
Mr. Reames Home Evan A. Reames
returned to Medford this morning
by train from Portland, where he
attended the Democratic meeting and
heard Governor Franklin D. Roose
velt. Has Major Operation Mrs. Leota
Davidson of 17 Glen Oak court un
derwent . a major operation at the
Community hospital today and was
reported getting along nicely this
afternoon.
Home from North Ray Wright and
C. C. Chase returned to this city
Wednesday from Portland, where they
attended a New York Life Insurance
sales conference conducted by Grif
fin Lovelace of the New York officers.
Mr. Wright was an honor delegate at
the meeting.
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Always In Season
LEMON PINEAPPLE
FRESH STRAWBERRY
CHOCOLATE
CHOCOLATE MALT
HAWAIIAN DELIGHT
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FRESH STRAW BI.RRV
ORANGE
ORANGACE
Fanejr MnM, or ene and two color
jour Irtifldalre are mother Snider
Blakes Lean Mr, w. O. Blake
and daujhwrs, Louise and Ruth, are
pending the week-end In Roaeburi,
Tinting relative, saving left here
Friday morning by train.
Unsuccessful H. O. Fredette re
turned yesterday from the Mt. Mc
Laughlin area, where he was unsuc
cessful in bringing back a deer. He
spent three days In the woods.
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Mr. Fullen Here Charles Fullen.
representative of the Chicago Great
Western railroad, with headquartera
In Portland, la In the city today on
business.
Gives Exam Glen Nell, department
of commerce airways Inspector, ar
rived In Medford yesterday, and Is to
day giving transport pilot teats.
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Lawson Leaves Ruse Lawaon of
Portland, who waa an overnight vis
itor in Medford. left the Medford
municipal airport this morning for
the northern city. He waa flying a
Fleet.
Leaves for School Wawne Mason,
student at Oregon State college, lert
today by train for Corvalll to enter
the oollege for his Junior year. Wayne
Is the son of Mrs. H. W. Mason of
Talent.
Allen Stops Here Dudley O. Allen,
Insurance man, who frequently vlslta
thla area, stopped In Medford yester
day on hla return to Portland from
the south for a short visit with
friends and to attend tc business
matters.
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In and Out J. R. McMillan of
Klamath, Oal., who registered his
automobile at the out-of-state bureau
on South Riverside yesterday after
noon, stated that he planned to make
numerous trips In and out of the
state.
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Hurd Leaves Today C. T. Hurd left
today for Klamath Falls, en route to
Portland, after several days business
visit In Medford. Mr. Hurd la man
ager of the Jobbers Supply Co. of
Portland and visits thla city period
ically throughout the year.
Much Improved Mrs. Lee Smith,
who recently underwent a major op
eration at the Community hospital,
was In a much Improved condition
today and waa removed to her home.
Mrs. Frank Silvia, who also recently
underwent a major operation, re
turned home today.
Potters Are Here Walter B. Potter,
lighting specialist for the General
Electric Co., arrived here yesterday
to conduct a series of lighting dem
onstrations In the larger towns of
Southern Oregon. He waa accom
panied by Mrs. Potter and small
daughter, who will make their head
quarters In Medford.
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Stop In City with their OTegon
addresses listed aa Medford, the fol
lowing travelers registered their auto
mobiles yesterday at the out-of-state
bureau, with Lee C. Oarlock: Earl L.
Johnson of Dewitt, Ida., Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Kershaw of Albuquerque, N.
m.. and o. v. Fall of Penryn, Cal.,
Robert D. Chamberlain of Sunset-on-the-Rogue.
Fire Reported A small fire on the
west aide of Mt. Pitt- waa burning
last nlgltt, according to a telephone
call received this non by the Rogue
River national forest service offices.
John Hoist la ranger there, and
Thomas Rlgsby at the guard station.
They spent the night hunting for
the firse, they reported to the office
here.
From State Points Jack Retlaw
and Helen Watson of Eugene were
among the realdente of the state, from
points outside of Portland, who were
overnight guesta In thla city. Others
were Mr. and Mrs. Patrick I. Riley
of Marahfleld, E. J. Putnam of Drew,
George E. Neal and H. B. Hughes of
Coquille, B. E. King of Merrill, Mr.
and Mra. c. A. White and Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Semoor of Lakevlew. and
Mr. and Mra. Charles A. Lee of Salem
To Show Pictures A special pro
gram of Copco motion picture will
be presented at the Rogue River
academy tomorrow night, through
the courtesy of the California Oregon
power company. Recent "Copco cur
rent events." Including the court
house dedication, the Jacksonville
gold rush Jubilee, the Olympic gamea,
Santa Barbara fiesta and other in
teresting films, will be shown during
the evening. There also will be some
short comedy reels for the children.
Guests In City Hotel guesta in
Medford from California are W. N.
Mohondro of Sacramento, Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Dletz and Mrs. H. D. Cor-
theH of Mill Valley. Ben Kuret. Mr.
and Mrs. F. Alters and" daughter. S.
L. Crlsty, Wm. C. Druehl. H. C. Brew
er and Frank Kardel of San Francisco,
Mlas Julia Herrlaon, Miss Caroline B.
Smith and Albert O. Berg of Pasa
dena, Martha L. Daley of Dixon, Mr.
and Mrs. M. M- McVey and Mra. J. C.
Heller of Crescent City, Mrs. O. R.
Bonn and Theo. R. Mclntyer of Los
Angeles.
FREE LECTURE
ON
Christian Science
BY
John Ellis Sedman, C. S.
of Los Angeles, California
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston, Mais.
RIALTO THEATRE, Medford
Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1932
8 O'clock P. M.
The Public Is Cordially Invited
Portlanders Here From Portland,
the guests at the Medford hotels are
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Talbot, A. Zlmmer,
A. R. Coffman, Sam B. Foster, L. C.
Billings, 8. O. Smith, C. F. Galllghy,
Russ Lawaon. Glen W. Nell, R. H.
Taylor. V. L. Torrey, V. J. Drougard.
Louie R. Centra R. D. Farrell. B. C.
Long. Earle W. Smith and family,
Mr. and Mra. W. W. Wheat, Albert
E. Horn. O. B. Yerby, N. Lang, E. S.
Evans and W. C. Smith.
Baffling Mystery
Picture At Holly
Charles Blckford and Constance
Cummlnga are ieen at the Holly
theater today In "The Last Man.'
Not since "Beau Oeste" has the
screen had so strange and baffling &
mystery setting as Is provided at the
start of "The Last Man."
A detective, played by Chaa. Btck
ford. Is sent to Suez by a London
Insurance firm to Investigate large
marine losses collected by John Win
gate, ship owner. The experiences
of this man are the plot of the
story and furnish plenty of thrilling
background for the picture.
Added features at the Holly today
and tomorrow will Include a Mickey
Mouse cartoon, the first real Mickey
Mouse to have been shown in Med
ford for some months. Other fea-
tureattea are a comedy and a sports
reel.
Saturday night will present anoth
er of the popular revival shows, this
time presenting the famous story.
"Son of the Gods," which features
Richard Barthelmess and Constance
Bennett. All attending the Saturday
night show will be Invited to remain
as guests of the Holly for the re
vival showing of this picture.
Robinson Coming
To Fox Craterian
Two famous screen names are at
the head of the cast of "Tiger
Shark," the First National exciting
picture of the colorful tuna Indus
try, which comes to the Fox Crate
rian Sunday.
Edward O. Robinson, star of the
picture, and Richard Arlen, long a
screen favorite, play together for the
first time In this stirring and sensa
tional epic of the seas, a story of
life among the fishermen who take
their Uvea Into their hands practically
every time they go to sea.
In this picture Arlen sings for the
first time rollicking songs of the sea.
He plays "Pipes," a mate on Robin
son's fishing boat, and gets his nick
name from his vocal accomplish
ments. Many of the spectacular sea shots
are made off the west coast of Mex
ico, where man-eating sharks are
found in great schools. These scenes
are said to be thrilling In the ex
treme. "Congorllla," Martin Johson'a fa
mous picture, Is the Attraction at
the Craterian tonight and Saturday.
Sherlock Holmes Hit
Rialto's Attraction
'Sherlock Holms' Fatal Hour a
thrilling detective story by Sir Ar
thur Con an Doyle, shows for the last
times today at the Ralto theater.
Tomorrow Tim McCoy, In another
of those smashing .dramas of the
open spaces, will occupy the screen
of the Rial to In "Law of the North."
In this picture, as In others, McCoy
will have the support of little Andy
Shuford, wiho la fast becoming as
popular as McCoy himself.
Special Communication of
Xf F. & A. M., Friday. Sept.
23rd, at 7:30 p. m. Work in
F. C. degree. Visitors invited. By
order of L. 0. Stewart, W. M.
GEO. ALDEN, Secretary,
SDTHERLIN Plant of Nonparlel
Quicksilver Corp. now In full opera
tion. RsRolilSsllS&EBSakCri
SSTUDIOl
Formerly the STATE
SATURDAY
The Conquering Horde
Richard Arlen. Fay Wray
COMING SUNDAY Wl
RICHARD DIX In Fj
"The Lost Squadron'
R0XY...15C
Phone zni
Children 10c
Last Times TONIGHT
Paul Lucas In "Working Girls"
SATURDAY Only
Continuous shows 1:30 to 11
BUZZ BARTON In
"THE CYCLONE KID".
Also "Noah's outing." "Windy
Riley Goes to Hollywood. Chap
"Adventures In Africa."
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Sentencing of three members of the
so-called "Ashland Gang" who last
July burglarized the J. C. Penney
store there, Is awaiting the wishes
of Circuit Judge H. D. Norton, busy
with trial procedure. It will probobly
be at the conclusion of the present
Jury case before the court.
Two members of the alleged gang
Lester (Buck) Wilson, and Luther
Crosby, are on parole from the atate
prison ot 8alem. They were given
their liberty last May. Emalte (Bobby)
Mansfield. 22, who. it la said, haa been
the beneficiary of half a dozen pa
roles, Is held as member of the gang.
Virgil (Dodo) Burnett, IB. Is held sa
a member. Two Asnland glrla are
also Involved In the crime In minor
capacities. All but Wilson, the dis
trict attorney's office says, have made
confessions, and are willing to enter
guilty pleas.
The Mansfield woman, aocordlng to
the district attorney's office, was a
"bad Infuence" among Ashland glrla.
Tne mother of Luther Croaby haa
Interviewed the district attorney rela
tive to leniency for her son. She
asks that his present parole be re
voked, snd that he not be aentenced
on the new charge. Under prison
rules, Crosby must serve the balance
of hla first term, as a parole violator,
and then any sentence that may be
Imposed upon him for the present
charge.
Wilson, who with Croaby was sen
tenced to atate prison for the robbery
of Miller's Toggery In Ashland, claims
that he Is a victim of clrcumstancea
and waa not Involved In the Penney
robbery. Authorities claim that when
arrested he waa wearing clothes stolen
from the J. C. Penney atbre.
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Local radio audiences will be inter
ested to know that a. series ot forty
patriotic lectures will be presented
this winter by Medford Post No. 15,
American Legion and the American
Legion Auxiliary; Crater Lake chapter
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion; the Boy and Olrl Scouts and
the Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War, through the courtesy
of KMED radio station.
These 15 minute lectures are en
dorsed by the American Coalition of
Patriotic Societies, a national organi
zation and are written by men who
are qualified by experience to speak
with authority. Their purpose la to
combat the Influence of communism
and to familiarize the American peo
ple with authentic facts relative to
governmental affairs. The movement
is nation-wide and Is being promoted
with the Invaluable cooperation and
help of radio stations in many cities.
The lectures. In Medford. will be
broadcast weekly and the first one
will be read by Wilson Wait, com
mander of Medford Post No 15, Amer
ican Legion, on Saturday, September
24, at one o'clock p. m.
Sell your old gold at Lawrence's
Jewelry Store.
TodayTomorrow
. A MAN OF FEARLESS
COURAGE AND A WOMAN
IRRESISTIBLY BEAUTIFUL
A Mysterious In
trigue That Sen
tenced Ships to
Doom Men to
Death.
nryvwi") .hid tfjm rS.
Annr.n
MICKEY MOUSE COMEDY SPORTS
Revival Show SATURDAY NIGHT
"Son oE The Gods11
RICHARD
BARTHELMESS
A motion In opposition to granting
the plea of Alvln Toll? f son, through
his attorneys, for a further extension
ot 30 daya for filing of briefs in an
appeal to the state supreme court,
was presented yesterday by District
Attorney George A. Codding. The op
posing motion contends that two ex
tensions have been granted and that
any legal points Involved do not Jus
tify further delay.
The defense counsel pleads that
further time Is needed for writing of
the briefs, and that a grave constitu
tional right la Involved, of value alike
to the state and the defendant.
Tollefson Is under a two-year sen
tence In state prison for confessed
perpetration of the Centrnl Point bank
robbery hoax last May. The amount
Involved was about $S00 and the bank
sustained no loss by reason of embez
zlement. All further legal procedure In the
case is In the hands of the state su
preme court, the Jackson county cir
cuit court, or Circuit Judge H. D.
Norton having no further Jurisdiction
in the matter.
WARN OF BOGUS
State police today Issued a warn
ing to merchants and banks of the
city, and the Rogue River valley to
be on the watch for spurious travelers'
checks passed by a gang now reported
as operating In the Eugene and Cor
vallls districts.
According to the atate police the
gang Is hearted south and may try to
operate In this city and Ashland. They
travel by auto and give the Impres
sion of well-to-do tourists.
The checks are purportedly from
the "American Illinois Bank Trust
Company" o;' Chicago, and there Is
no such Institution. The names used
In signing the travelers checks, so far
learned, are "R. W. Price" "Michael
D. Hunt" and "C. C. Talbott." The
checks are poor Imitations of the gen
uine, and are printed on cheap paper,
It Is said.
MYRTLE POINT Local fairgrounds
improved.
1 ANY ANY 1 J
IOC SEAT TIME lUC
Ends Today
"Sherlock Holmes'
. Fatal Hour"
Tomorrow
Bill Cody
"Law of the North"
Sunday JOHN GILBERT
Ills Own Story. "Downstalra"
CONSTANCE
BENNETT
About thirty young men and wom
en of Medford and surroundlns.
points, gathered at the Medford Hotel
last evening to perfect the organl.
Hon of the Young Republican league,
wlh Jack Porter as chairman. Offi
ce were not elected, aa no represen
tatives were In attendance from Ash
land. The committee la to meet Mon
day to draw up the constitution.
Frank P. Farrell. local attorney,
gave a short talk at the opening of
the meotlng. and expressed favor In
forming the club of young people,
who could study political Issues and
not become embroiled with argu
ments and quarrels of the older poli
ticians. Republican headquarters In Port
land have announced that Vice-President
Curtla Is planning a western
trip, and If he vlslta Oregon, Medford
will be one of hla stopping piacea.
Mr. Farrell auggested that the meet
ing. If scheduled, be conducted by
the young organization.
Chairman Porter called on Frank
Perl to tell some of the plana of the
proposed club. it. ... -
mended that declaration of Inten
tions be drawn up for adoption at the
next meeting, when offlcera are to be
named.
Attorney William McAllister was
vomporary chairman of the
gathering.
To draw up the constitution. Seth
-uy. oonn resula of Rogue River,
William McAllister rt (tiihi. t .
, w, .........g ocUKb-
son. Hobart M. Pric mi., ,
Carroll and Miss Josephine Koppes
,ura, una airs. Everett Faber of
Central Point were named aa the
vuillllllLlOS.
Slunlnc the nftt.lflnn ,
ship, wers Frank Perl, Seth Coy, John
.vu., ueraia a. Barr. A. P. Butler,
Francis 8. Burr. Hobart M. Price
Carln Dcgermark, Winifred Andrews.'
Maurlne Carroll. Gertrude Watsllng
Orace Colborne. Arthur D. Hess, Wil
liam M. McAllister, o. H. Bengtoon,
Helen Dorothy Winter. Margaret Arn
old, Mrs. F. Perl. Un r w d.
v ... unigwu,
Margaret Reld, Josephine Koppes.
.,w,a rurw-r, uiancne E. Runels,
Fred H. Dupray, Beulah Faber and
cvorevu a. raoer.
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UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT
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RICHARD ARLEN
ZITA JOHANN
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
3 -ROOM furnished apartment, clean
and cheap. 310 Portland Ave.
GLORIA PAN APTS. For sale or
trade, or will lease for one year.
Ood income. 375 South Central.
Tel. 379-R.
POR SALE Small airtlte heater with
pipe, floorboard arm lenaer. car
gain. Phone 607-H.
PLFASANT room for gentleman: elos
In; bath, garage. 6og . Main.
LOST Female Irish setter. Answer
name "Red" Tel. 870.
FOR TRADE Turkeys for wood or
trailer. Phone 712-L, or call at 633
E. Main.
FOR SALE Grapes, several varlettei;
also Jonathan and Delicious ap
ples. Cheaper by truk lots. Jo
Kantor, Rout 4. Box 337.
TO EXCHANGE 8 clear city loti and
some cash for good car. Box 7819,
Tribune.
FOR SALE Modern ranch, B4 acres,
free water. One 40-acre, plenty of
alfalfa hay and fruit on both
ranches, close in. Best buys In
Medford. t.VWO cash takes both,
with clear title. W. J. Roberts, 730
West 2nd 6t.
WANTED Cider mill and small stone
Buhr cereal mill. Phone 858-H.
FOUR (4) bowling alleys for sale or
trade. Chaa. Stokes, Corvallla, Ore.
Lincoln Lane, Rt. 4.
FOR RENT 3 -room turn, house, 448
N. Pront.
FOR RENT Large housekeeping or
sleeping rooms. 11.50 week. Phone
634-L.
WANTED Chevrolet or model A
Ford In good running order. Want
to see Sunday. Give description
and price. Box 756S, Mall Tribune.
WANTED Good family cow. See
Allen Mattlson, Rt. 1, Box 4A. Tal
ent, on Anderson Creek road.
WANT to trade even, equity In my
home for Improved or partly im
proved farm: lot 50x150 ft., 3-room
house and bath, 3 large shade
trees and beautl f ul yard . Price
11800; my equity 41000; bal. 800
payable 13 per month, inc. Int.
No mortgage. Owner, 6937 Cali
fornia Ave., Bell Los Angeles, Cal.
WANTED Good heater, davenport,
floor lamp, chairs, etc. Will trade
car or repair work, part or all.
Phone 593-Y. '
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
room and garage, $3 00 per week.
325 So. Riverside Ave.
FOR SALE '38 Chevrolet coupe, $90.
101 Western Ave.
worth of Sound Equipment taken
Into the African Jungles to Faith
fully reproduce the true shrieks,
roars and growls of animals In th.
Telrit. for the first talking plcturs
Stalked by tiny fcyrrmiej iviih
the most primitive of weapons
...Sight and Sotinat you will
never see or hear again ...1
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
COMING SUNDAY
The most dangerous, daring,
colorful Thrille? Ever Filmed
PRICES:
Mats, Week Daj,
25t
EvenlnE. Sunday
Mats, and nolldaji
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