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r MEDFORD 3Q3E TRIBUTE, MF.DFORD, OREGON", MONDAY, OCTOBER "10. 1932. TAGE FIVE Lccal and Klamath Today Al Piora U a buat BM eallr in Klamath FalU today. Goo to Salem Mrs. Minn! Joy lft today by tram for Salem, tor an extended visit. Visit en Applfrate Mr. and Mrs. Volney Dlion and daughter and aon apent yesterday on the Applegate. Tlaltlnf. Wends. Here from Portland W. K. Deal ot Portland spent laat night and today In thla city attending to bualneaa and Tlaltlng with frlenda. Motor to MissouriMrs. Catherine C. Rlckman and family left by motor today for a two montha' visit In ' Missouri with relative! and friends. Whetstones teaTes Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Whetstone of Boaeburg. Who apent four days In Medford. have reutrned to their home In Roseburg. ... Leaves (or Portland . Gore left last evening on the train tor Portland to spend a week there at tending to business matters. . ... Business Visitors Among callers from the country districts lr Medford today are Otto Bohnert of Central Point and Rose Whaley of Eagle Point. ... Mrs. Opp leaves Mri. J. W. Opp of Jacksonville left on the Shasta thla morning for Portland, where ah plana to spend two weeXs visiting , relatives. ... Ambrose Here Keith Ambrose, atate police officer at Gold Beach, Is In Medford, conferring with Cap tain Lee M. Bown. Officer Ambrose arrived here Sunday afternoon. t ... y' Arrives Today D. It. Penhollow f Petaluma, Cal., arrived here on the Shasta this morning to assist with the special services at the local Bap tist church. . . To Medrord ITlday Mrs. pazel Predernberg, Miss Pannle Abrams and MM Mabel Slnnott, all of the forest service office here, were visitors In Medford Friday night. Grants Pass Dally Courier. ... Johnsons Here Mr. and Mrs. John O. Johnson arrived here from Portland today by train. Mr. Johnson Is dis trict ajjent for the Pacific Trult Ex press, with headquarter In Klamath Palla. . . Return from Hunt Don Newbury and R. B. McElhose have returned from a hunting trip through the Lake o' the Woods district, and according to reports from their hungry friends, "got no venison." ... From Distance Registering at the hotels here from distant points were Mrs. Pearl Brown of Chicago, Mrs. Nettie DeBord and Minnie DeBord of Rogers. Ark., Henry Wlnetrout of New York city, H. R. Baker of Ma nila. P. I, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Murray of Victoria, B. C. ... Hayes Return Dr. and Mra. James C. Hayes returned to Medford by train this morning from Portland, where they attended the football game be tween the University ol Oregon and the University of Washington Sat urday. ... Archer Returns Rev. A. C. Archer, who has been conducting meetings In Ashland over the week-end for the Free Methodist church, returned to his home In Portland on the Shasta today. Reverend Archer la now district elder for the Free Meth odists, having formerly been pastor of the local church. Hayes Healing Postponed Due to the Illness of Pat Hayee, resident of the Jump-off-Joe district, who la In the Josephine county Jail, facing a charge of selling mortgaged prdperty. hearing for him has been postponed until his health improves. He was operated on for appendicitis In Med i ford while in the Jackson county Jail r awaiting hearing on a flre-settlng charge. Grant Pass Daily Courier. . Accident Reported Samuel L. Pawsey yesterday evening filed an accident report with the city police, on a collision seven miles north of Gold Hill Sunday. According to the record. Margurite Pawsey was driving the car, which swerved In the loose gravel and bumped the fender of the truck driven by John J. Rltter of Gold Hill. The truck had gone to the left on the highway to avoid hitting a man walking by the road, the Pawsey report stated. Hunters Attention Come into Fluhrer'i Retail store when you are figuring up your food supply. We have a complete line of pas tries and sliced bread Personal Return Home Un. I. K. MtrrlU of Alb Any, who hu been vUltlni tar Uughtr, Mr. CharlM Woods, left yetrtertUy for her home in the nortn. Rummage Rale The Lady Lion nounoed today that they will conduct ft rummage sale Wednesday and Thursday of thla week In the building next to the West Side Pharmacy. e New Position Jack Moore, who has been In the electrical business for several years in Medford, is now asso ciated with the People Electric store In the sales department. Grace Circle Meets Ornce circle of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday af torn on at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J, CI. Kimball on Gen esee street. A good attendance Is desired. Forfeits Ball Andrew Johnson, lodged In the city Jail early Sunday morning on a charge of being drunk In a public place, forfeited 110 ball .today when he failed to appear In Justice court this morning. Shrine Banquet A number ?f Shrlners from Medford will accom pany Potentate a. R. HlUah of Hillah temple to the Klamath Falls Shrine club's banquet this evening at the Hotel Wlllard in that city. Building Cupboard The staff at the postoffioe here reported that H. O. Beach, assistant postmaster, Is devoting his time today bo the erec tion of a fruit cupboard on the back porch of his home. On Journey Today Assistant sup ervisor Norman O. White of Rogue River national forest la spending to day In the Lodge Pole, Seven Lakes and Devil's Peak districts on a sur vey trip. Mrs. Williams Visits Mrs. Jennie Williams, who formerly made her home In Medford, arrived back :n Medford on the Shasta this morning to visit her brother, Ralph Wcodord and family. , To Crater Lake Visiting Crater lake yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. Eaxl York, Mrs. Emily York and Miss Laura York. They made the return trip by way of Klamath Palls. Visi bility at the lake yesterday was re ported exceptionally good. Give Pie Social Beagle community has announced a pie social will be given at the Beagle school house Wed nesday evening, the proceeds to be used for relief work in that district. The public la Invited to attend the gathering. Rome from Game Chas. Gilbert, who motored to Portland Friday with a group of friends to attend the Oregon-Washington game, returned last night from the north. He was ac companied by W. H. Walker, Alfred Weeks, W. H. McGowan and Court Hall. a Visit Lake o Woods Mr. and Mrs. William Graham and Mr. and Mrs. John Day of Portland spent Sunday at Lake o' the Woods, and Saturday they visited the Oregon Caves. Mr. Graham Is chief United States dep uty marshal, and Mr. Day la the United States marshal. They are In Medford for federal court. Visits Friends Mrs. Alvena P. Sullen of San Diego, who formerly made her home in Ashland, la in the valley visiting friends for about ten days. She is now in the real estate business in the southern city. Ac companying Mrs. Bullen to Medford was Mrs. C. E. Hampton of San Diego, who expects to locate In southern Oregon. Locate Fire Another small light ning fire, as the result of the storm here last Wednesday, was sighted to day near Lake o' the Woods, accord ing to the Rogue River National for est service office. Bill Tucker and Linn Healy, guards at Lake o' the Woods, were dispatched to the scene. The fire was so small at the time ic started that only today It became large enough to be visible from the lookout station. t Has 1 New Post According to an nouncement received today from James W, Murphy, manager of the Carter Rice Paper company In Port land, Z. N. Agee la now associated with that company. For the past tfO years Mr. Agee has been serving printers, stationers and all users of wholesale paper service In southern Oregon and the Willamette valley. He was formerly associated with the Zellerbach Paper company, and has many friends and acquaintances In Medford. From Portland Hotel guests in the city over the week-end included the following Portlanders: B. E. Derko, Paul B. Doty, E. G. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Green, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mc Clelland, Ray Lovell. H. Sinclair, L. Eberhart, Harriet Malllck. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Green, Howard Rehn. J. D. Attman, Clyde Ecker, Lee Boyer, P. O. Markham. Vernon Williams, Carl C. Donaugh, Mrs. F. S. Gannett. R. R. Nicholson, H. L. Llnd. Margrete Joodl. Jack Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. C B. Reynolds and daughter. B. P. Ws to Convene The Busi ness and Professional Women's club convention in Bend this week-end will be attended by a representation from the Medford club. It was an nounced today. Members of the party to motor from here have not been announced but a large delega tion la expected. The next meeting here of the local club will be held Thursday, October 30, at the home of Mrs. D. M. Luke. Assisting the latter as hostess will be Mlsa Elisa beth Burr, chairman of the research committee, which will present the program for the occasion. A lunch eon meeting will be held November 3 at the Coppln cafe. Thv speaker for the affair will be asked to dis cuss the referendum measures to ap pear on the November ballot and the Zorn-Msrpherson bill in particular, since November will be devoted to education. JURY DRAWN FOR OCTOBER SESSION I The Jury list for the October term of, the circuit court, which starts Monday, October 34, has been drawn. A new grand Jury, comprised of the first seven names drawn from the Jury box, will be convened. The Jury list is as follows: Ruth W. Sparrow, Central Point, housewife. Edward O. Henselman, Medford, electrician. Charles We Is, Ashland, laborer. Edith W. Patton, Valley View Drive, Medford. housewife. Jamas M. Hughes, Ashland, painter. Charles A. Burns, Ashland R. F. D. No. 1, farmer. Geo. L. Knight, Medford, real estate. Wm. Jordan, Applegate, farmer. Chas. S. Edwards, Medford. laborer. Curt Jeschke, Medford, mechanic. Fred Pettegrew, Eagle Point, farmer. Louise Grimes, Central Point, house wife. John C. S. Wellls, Medford, Emp. O. O. Lbr. Co. F. E. Wiley, Central Point, mer chant. H. O. Butterfleld, Aahtand. laborer. Clarence Lane, Ashland, merchant. P. H. McCurley, Medford, R. F. D. No. 3, mechanic. Wm. T. Grieve, Eagle Point, lum berman, Charles Wing, Medford, real estate. Roy M. Brown, Medford, salesman. Charles F. Angle, Medford, rancher. Clyde S. Eakln, Medford, auto dealer. John B. Harrell, Ashland, mechanic. Jease Nell, Ashland, R. F. D stock man. John 8. Catey, Central Point, R. P. D. No. 1. farmer. Fred Straube, Jacksonville, farmer. Jesse A. Smith, Ashland, laborer. Fred O'Kelly, Rogue River, mer chant. Winifred B. Carpenter, Medford, housewife. D. B. Parks, Medford, laborer. C. E. Cook. Prospect, miner. POULTRYMEN GET F A representative group of local poui trymen saw the showing of the mov ing picture. "On the Trail of the Golden Egg" at Grants Pass high school Saturday, October 3. Through a series of Interesting and splendidly photographed scenes on the big poultry experimental plant at the General Mills Research Farm, the audience was shown the extreme care taken to Insure accuracy in test work. Enormous laying houses with their trap nests and other thoroughly prac tical equipment for recording egg pro duction and feed consumption, giant Incubators in operation, and a won derful brooder house with ample room for 16 lots of chicks at one time, flashed across the screen to the In terested watchers. The camera gave us a glimpse of the specialists in charge ot this great farm, weighing baby chicks on deli cate scales that weigh by grams in stead of the conventional ounces, and took us through the laboratory, the feed room, the egg room, and many other equally Interesting places on this unusual farm. The climax of the show came when the audience was shown how seem ingly small Increase In efficiency could be responsible for enormous in creases in our Income from each ton of food consumed. For instance, by decreasing mortality 3 per cent, and adding 3 ounces to the average weight of baby chicks, our Income from one ton of chick starter would be In creased $36. It was splendid entertainment and instruction and W. 8. Carpenter and Smith Hughes, instructor of agri culture at the Grants Pass high school through whose courtesy "the film was shown. Is to be commended for his thoughtfulness In arranging for a lo cal showing. Fairbanks Pleases . Craterian Crowds Douglas Fairbanks demonstrates In "Mr. Robinson Crust," which opened yesterday at the Craterian theatre, what really can be done with this type of picture when one enters seri ously Into Its spirit. Fairbanks of course Is the main-spring of the pic ture. Tn several of the sequences he Is better than he ever has been, and this Is a very large order. Maria Alba is hla leading woman, and William Far n urn exerts his villainous touch here and there. Even a Little Girl Can Wear Smart Looking Glasses MANY children hate to wear glasses because they feel that they set them apart from other children as "different." Dr. Jud Rickert Optometrist 2? V.. Main Medford My Beauty Hint If m St-! 6W CONbTASJCK CUMMlfsKSS Exercise that puts one through a real workout is my idea of a good beauty builder. ITiat Is why I like tennis so well that when I'm not working on pic ture I play regularly three or four times a week. Nothing makes one feel more fit than a swift game of tennis. Tennis Is excellent for the circulation. The game, followed by a cold shower and perhaps a good boiled dinner (I for one do not diet), makes me feel fine. Meteorological Report October 10, 1932. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Tonight end Tuesday, somewhat cloudy. Not much change In temperature. Oregon: Generally cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Occatlonal rains north portion. Somewhat warmer east por tion tonlghfe Local Data. . Lowest temperature this morning, 37 degrees. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 78; lowest, 30. Total precipitation since Septem ber !. 1933, .03 inches. Relative humidity at ft p. m. yes terday, 23 per cent; ft a. m. today, 83 per cent. Sunset today, 0:36 p. m. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 6:10 a. m. Sunset, 6:37 p. m. Observations Taken at ft a. m., 110 Meridian Time. 5 to a B IP City Baker City Boise Chicago Denver Des Moines Eureka Fresno Helena ... - Los Angolea Marshfleld Medford New York Phoenix . Portland ..... Reno Roseburg Salt Lake 8an Francisco ... Seattle Spokane 56 33 58 38 86 53 44 30 42 32 58 46 18 58 38 28 84 60 66 46 13 3I 78 68 76 62 68 52 70 36 72 42 54 38 72 58 62 48 64 38 Cloudy P. Cdy. .14 Rain .20 Clear .10 Snow Clear Clear T Cloudy .06 Cloudy FORgy Clear P. Cdy. .46 Clear Cloudy Clear Clear .10 Clear Clear .02 Rain Cloudy Fifi D'Orsay Star Picture Holly gill Opening with technicolor sequence of the great Calgary roundup, "The Girl From Calgary" Vhtch features Flfi D'Orsay, slides Into an amusing and tuneful comedy. A number of song hits are in the picture, the most tuneful of which Is "Maybe. Perhaps." A Mickey Mouse, Ted Husing Sport slant and News reels complete the program. This program will be at the Holly today and tomorrow. . Tom Waterman Marks Birthday Thomas E. Waterman of Vermont, for more than a score of years a resi dent of this city and valley, celebrat ed hla 64th birthday today, In accord ance with long established custom. Despite the depression, and the dis content, Mr. Waterman retains his good nature and Republicanism. Scores of friends wished him many happy returns of the day. ROXY Lat Times TONITB Joan Crawford in 'Possessed' STARTS TUBS. "Arsene Lupin" TUDI o THEATER NOW M.AYISO4 Marx Bro, In "Monkey Business WILLARD HOTEL KLAMATH FALLS OREGON 124 MODERN AIRY ROOMS BATH-SHOWER OR COM BINATION. CENTRALLY LOCATED. FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION. 0 R I L L E IN CONNECTION. . We InTlte lour Patronag Rata, tl-SO Cp WILLARD HOTEL ln a4 Hal. Klamxk Fall. al.liKHT Him, Mar. lAPPLEGATE FOLK NORTON'S RECALL A number of Applegate district resi dents, according to reliable reports, will soon take necessary steps to hav their names removed from petitions, seeking the recall of Circuit Judgt H D. Norton. The signers claim they signed the recall petitions "when in a sympathetic mood," and that a later inquiry revealed that the "wild charges were hooey." One of the signers. W. N. (Farmer Bill) Carl, who ran for the legisla ture IsjH spring, told Medford friends laat week that he signed the petition "in sympathy," and that he and a number of his neighbors planned to have their names removed. Carl said that this step was first broached, fol lowing a visit of Prof. C. Englehardt to the Applegate district ten days ago. with a recall petition. Prof. Engle hardt was listed in the spring primary as one of the victims of "injustice" in Jackson county. Last Friday he paid a fine Imposed for conviction of as sault upon a neighbor. The recall movement was launched two months ago, and met with high disfavor In all sections of the county. Circulators of the petitions are re ported as still busy. The parentage of the recall is still a mystery. Its chief sponsors have been L. A. Banks and Earl H. Fehl, Republican candi date for county Judge. In his first campaign speeches Fehl hurled charges against Judge Norton and urged all to sign. Of late, his political remarks have been devoted to "my policies," and cutting the taxes. Fehl, In a speech here, said, It makes no dif ference who started the recallit's started I" Banks attributed the recall plot to "spontaneous combustion." PASSES, AGED 50 Milton M. Whltsett, a resident of Medford for the past 18 years, wss born at Roseburg. Oregon, December 3, 1881 and passed away at a local hospital early Sunday morning at the age of 80 years. Mr. Whltsett was well known here where he has followed Janitor work and has maintained several shoe shtn Ing stands. He leaves four brothers and one sister, Edward Whltsett of Portland; Fred, Seal Rock, Ore.. Law rence of Gold Hill; Benny of Portland and Bessie Prowitt of Nebraska. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev, Belknap at the-Conger chapel at 3:00 p. m. Tuesday, Interment will be In Gold Hill cemetery. FRACTURE HIPS Mrs. Wm. B. Hamilton, wife of Father Hamilton of the St. Mark's church. Episcopal, and Mrs. Jemima Rose, grandmother of Mrs. Nell Franklin of King street, are In the Community hospital, each receiving treatment for fractures of the hip. Mrs. Hamilton, while visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Olaen In Yreka, Cal., Saturday, stumbled when step ping Into a rough place in the side walk and sustained a broken hip. She was brought to the hospital hore late Saturday night, and was reported getting along nicely today. Mrs. Rose slipped and fell at the home of her granddaughter laet right receiving a bad fracture. NOW SHOWING FIFI D'ORSAY "The Girl From Calgary" PRICES ADULTS 20 ANYTIME Also 'Mickey's Orphans' Sportatanta News Special Low Prices On All Kinds of Auto Parts Anto Bnslrtn. Auto F.lMtrlrnl Work. On4 1'arH. R.hullt anil .V.w Tlrm. Rebuilt Battrrlra Wt bur, sail or trad, far cart, stork or merchandUa BIO 4 AUTO WRECKING & PARTS CO. Hi Ml. an. PhomK aaasal KMED Broadcast Schedule Tuttdar. 8 :0O-8 :0S Breakfast News Mall Trib une. 8:08-8:15 Musical Clok. 8:16-8:30 Morning Melody. 8:30-9:00 Shopping Guide. 0:00-9 SO Friendship circle Hour. 8:80-0 :4a Today. 9:45-10:00 The Pet Program. 10:00 Weather Forecast. 10:00-10:15 Meeting ot Martha Mead, Society. ' 10:15-10:30 Piano Flashes. 10:30-10:45 Pabrlck. sneaker. 10:45-11:00 With the Cavaltera. 11:00-11:15 Fashion Parade. 11:15-13:00 Songs and Levity. 12:00-13:15 Mid-day Revue. 13:15-12:30 your Car. 13:30-12:45 Newa Flashes. Mall Trib une. 13 30-12:45 Color Magic Program. 12:45-1:15 Golden West. 1:15-1:45 Dreaming the Wslta Away 1:45-3 00 Philadelphia Sjmphony Orchestra. 3:00-3:00 Dance Matlnea. 3 :00-3 30 songs for Everyday. 3:30-3:35 KMED Program Revue. 3:35-4:00 Muelo From Yesteryear. 4 , 3-4:30 Across the Seas to Hawaii. a 0-5 :00 Masterwnrka Program. 5:00-5:45 Popular Parade. 5:45-8:00 News Digest, Mall Tribune 8:00-8:15 Anson Weeks Orcheetra. 8:15-8:45 Hon. Geo. Neuner. u. 8. District Aattorney. speaker for Republlcsn committee. 8:45-7:00 Chandu. the Magician. 7:00-7:30 Lumber Jacks. 7:30-7:45 Arthur J. Moulton, speak er for A. W. Pipes, county Judge candidate. 7:45-8:00 Modern Symphonlo Ar rangements. 8 :00-8 :30 Modernistic 8:30-9:00 Eventide. 9:00-9:15 The Hill Billies. 9:15-9:30 Eb & Zb. no Richard Morton, Richard Giles and Ernest Wright, a trio of transient arrested by state police 10 days ago. last week entered nleaa of eiintv tn robbery and all received prison terms. m me wasco county circuit court at The Dalles. Giles, alleged leader nf the earnr was given a five-year sentence, Wright a tnree and one-half year sentence, and Morton, the head of a family of four, was given a three-year sentence. Morton's wife and children are In thla county In destitute circum stances. They were living In a tent near Ashland. The county court has asked Wasco county to provide for the family, during the Imprisonment of the father, but sa yet haa reached no decision. The Mortons started on a "tour" from Caldwell, Idaho, last spring. - SCOTTISH RITE ' Stated meetlnar Staklvou Itiny Lodee. 7:30 P. M.. Oct. a loth. L. K. WILLIAMS. Sec. T-A-, X" V TA Closing Out Sale of i I 1 and Building Material EXTRA SPECIAL! ' On Lumber Suitable for Covering Haystacks Economy Lumber Co. N. Court St. LE. E WITHIN 19 DAYS (Continued from Page One) ered to hta eldest son, and left with the remark: "I'm all through." No significance waa attached to the words, as Neathamer appeared In a better frame of mind than for aev eral days. A short time after his departure, a shot waa heard, and Neathamer was found mortally wounded lying In a fence corner with a .23 calibre pistol by hla side. Asked for a reason by neighbors, Neathamer. according to the atate police replied: "I Just had to do It. I eouldnt atand It any longer." RllMied to lloapllal The stricken man waa rushed to a Grants Pass hospital, where an emer gency operation was performed by Dr. Mosler. Death came about eight houra after the ahot waa fired. Neathamer was a well known resi dent of the Evans valley district, where he haa resided moat of hla life. He la survived by his wife. Annie R. Neathamer, two sons. Wilson and Vernon, a daughter Florence, 10, hla mother, a brother, John, and la larger number of friends and rela tives. Other residents of Jackson county who within the past 19 days have found life's burdens too hard to bear were Julius Von der Hellen. who shot himself at Talent. Sept. 21: Mnry Agnee Stelger. who Inhaled lethal fumea In Medford, Sept. 33, and Ray Toft, who garroted himself with wire, in Jacksonville, Oct. 8. New Discovery Reaches Cause of Stomach Gas Dr. Ctrl found that poisons In the UPPER bowl cauM stomach uaa Hit almplft remedy Adlerlka waahM out the upjer bowel, bringing out an ins traa. Heauvi Drug store. ALSO ZASU PITTS and TIIFXMA TODD COMEDY Matinee 25. Evenings 35. Kiddies a Dime Your Home Reoair inland Building Dollar Will Accomplish More Now! You will have to go back at least 15 years before you'll find prices as low as they are now at our Tl mm R. 0. Stephenson 0. L. Overmyer COLORED HAIR NEW NOVELTY FOR PARIS PARIS (AP) Colored hair la a new novelty here. A widely known Parisian appeared at a recent even ing party with her short hair sleeked close to her head with blue-green lac quer. An actress hsd chosen a shsde of violet-blue to harmonize with her newest evening .'rock of dull velvet. Many whlte-hslred Parisians ara using a soft blue-lavender tint which gives a mauve sheen to their carefully colffed hair. Be correctly corseted by ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN Sixth & Holly street Complexion Curse She thought she was jut unturky whtn he callfd on hronte avoided her thereafter. But no one admires pimply, hlemihed skin. More and mora women are re.-ilmng that pimpte and blmche art often dancer tifrnalt of tlotid bowels poisonous waatea ravaging the system. Let N R (Nature's Remedy) aitnrd complete, thorough elimination and promptly ease away beauty. rutninft poisonous matter. Fine for tick head ache, hihouscon(htjon,diztineea. 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