MEDFcmD iam trtbttste, rEDFORD, cmr.c.os:; Friday, "ottobft? :t, tm
PACE ELEVEN.
Local and Personal
f To Klamath Falls Carl B. Gran.
district manager of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company, la apendlng
today in Klamath Fall on bualneea.
Returns Tomorrow C. W. Ashpol
la expected to return to Medford o
morrow from Portland, where he hM
been receiving medical treatment.
Get Marrtaxe License A marriage
license, waa issued by the eonnty clerk
yesterday to Jessie Irene King of Cor
Tallis and Edwin Wade Letter, alao
of th college town.
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Warner Return oatmaater Wil
liam J. Warner returned to Med ford
on the train today from Portland,
where he haa been attending to busi
ness matters.
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Goes to TrailWhen EsteUe Wl
Jina of Hermoaa Qeach. Cal., regis
tered with bee C. Oarlock at the
automobile bureau here yesterday.
m aha named her destination aa Trail.
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Leares for Klamath Albert V.
Weigel of the Los Angeles chamber
of commerce, who spoke at a lunch
eon here yesterday, left last evening
for Klamath Fa 11a to meet with the
chamber there.
la Conference-. 0. Bartrura of
the forest service offices In Portland,
. In charge of relief work, la In Med
ford today conferring with Hugh B
Rankin, supervisor of Rogue River
national park.
On Business Trip Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Allen are spending a few days
in Portland, where Mr. Allen la at
tending to business matters In con
nection with the Plerce-AJlen Motor
company.
Anderson In North A. J. Anderson
chaplain of the Medford post, Amer-
Jean Legion, la atlU In the Veterans
hospital at Portland, where he la re
ceiving treatment, according to word
received here.
Leave Ranch Prances Gentry and
Judge Becker of Sacramento and Mr.
Ihinlgan of San Francisco have .re
turned aouth after having spent some
time at the Northwest Fur Trading
ranch, northeast of Prospect.
From Distance Registrations al
local hotels Include Zula Davlsson of
Clarksburg, W. Va., B. Aspegrle of
Norfolk, Va., Ed B. Baker of Chicago,
Lou Fagussey of St. Louis, Mo., and
R. C. Rctchart of Twin Falls, Ida.
Travels South Mlas Margaret
Pruett of the Crater Lake highway
left last evening for El Centra, Cal.,
to visit friends and relatives In that
city, also at VanNuya and Los An
geles. She expects to be In the south
elaht months.
Enjoy Trip Mrs. Catherine 0.
Hickman and family, who started by
motor Saturday to Missouri, are en
i Joying their trip, according to reports
received In Medford. They will spend
some time visiting relatives and
friends.
Leaves Today Mrs. J. H. Jones la
leaving today for Los Angeles, where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs,
C'-wster PoHet. who will be remem
be red here as Helen Jones. Mrs.
Jones plans to remain In the south
for several weeks, during which time
she will visit other relatives.
Arrives Sunday Mrs. T. Leigh
Swinson will arrive In Medford Sun
day for a abort vtatt with her mother.
Mra. Rose Eifert. She will leave for
her home In Sacramento Tuesday
morning.
Arrive Safely Mr. and Mra. S. S
Yahner, who were guests In Medford
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ooawlck. ar
rived at their home In Rock Springs.
Wyo., yesterday, according to word
received here. Mr. and Mra. Yahner
made the trip in their Eagle Rock biplane.
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Dally Kills DeerJames Daily of
the Crater Lake Auto Paint company
returned Sunday with a large flve-
potnt buck killed In the Dead Indian
district with a M long rifle. Mr.
Daily's accurate marksmanship shot
the deer squarely between tile eyes.
Wells Leaves Deputy United States
Marshal Cal C. Wells left this morn
ing for Klamath Falls with some
subpoena for federal grand Jury,
which opens in Portland Monday.
Deputy Wells returned to Medford
Thursday evening from Portland,
where he accompanied Chief Deputy
William Graham, with nine federal
prisoners, four of whom were bpund
over to the grand Jury,
Plant Ii Entered State police and
the sheriff's office today were Inves
tigating the robbery of last night at
the Associated Oil company's plant,
where a drum and about 60 or to
gallons of gasoline were taken. Ac
cording to Captain Lee M. Bown, the
door 'was found open this morning
and evidence of two men waa found.
The captain stated that a car had
apparently been driven to the rear
of the warehouse, and the gasoline
loaded.
Get Alcohol State police last night
arrested James B. Williams of Oak-
dale, Cal., on charges of transporting
30 gallons of alcohol in his. Ford
coupe. Williams was scheduled to
appear In justice court In Grants Pass
this afternoon, according to state po
lice, who made the arrest. Officers
said William had a loaded .38 re
volver with him, and would probably
be cited on that charge also.
Stop at Hotela With their names
on the hotel registers, the following
Portlanders were guests In Medford
overnight: B. P. Altick. C. W. Spring
ers H. C. Zehrung, J. O. Storey, Mr,
and Mra. Al Schroeder, J. O. Snod
grass, Thomas McGulre, E. F. Shafer,
Harold P. M lines. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Perry, Harlaon Folk, Curtis Gardner,
W. R. Haines, H. W. Richards. C. S.
Hawkins, Mr. and'Mrs. W. S. Sindos,
J. F. Hamar, W. T. Mallahan and W
E. Eubanka.
From California. The California
guests at hotela include A. A. Brad
ley, Bert Walker, Allan Marsh, Mrs.
H. W. Paylor, Seth Paylor, J. S. Jerks.
J. K. Jogruth, George W. Hogan, r.
E. Brlsblne, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ham-
mergren, F. L. Wagner and J. T. May
of San Francisco, G. M. Care man and
M. R. Wilson of Oakland. C. J. Sollom
of Mill Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
E. Smith of Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs.
F. Wilson of Sacramento, Francis L.
Btenhalf. Stella H. Bienhalf and
James H. Bienhalf of Stockton J. R.
Lee of San Diego and Walter R. Whit
I ford of Los Angeles.
Return from Europe Ma Mar-
J oris Undley and Mlas Arlet Mw
singer arrived back in Medford today!
from "a Journey to Europe, having
spent the past few months on the
trip.
State Polnta-C. V? looely of Fort
Klamath was a guest registered here
'from the state, outside of Portland. :
Others were Ted Mesch, J. C. Currte.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Evans and B rocker
Fay of Salem. I
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Visited Crater lake J. P. Weiss of
Berkeley. Cal., and Mra. W. I. Carlton
and Henry J. Carlton of Seattle reg
istered their automobiles In Medford '
yesterday before continuing to their
Oregon destination. Catr lake. Mr?.1
C. W. Rose of Nachea, Wash., regis-;
tered at the bureau and gave Medford !
as her stopping point. i
Grange to Meet Rcny Ann Grange
will meet this evening at 8 o'clock.
It was announced today, and all mem
bers are urged to be present, as Im
portant questions are to be brought
up for consideration. The ways and
means committee haa prepared a new
number for the program. It was learn
ed. Visiting grangers are welcome.
j committee: Guy Applewhite of Ash- I I
I land. C E. Gates. Harry Turner and
I Victor Tengwald.
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On. Holly Screen
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W. J. Howell announced thla after
noon, urcln? all person Interested la
a good old fashioned Sunday evening
service, with many hymns and an,
evangelistic sermon, to attend. The
services will be continued throughout
the winter with the choir offering a
number of old fashioned hymns each
Sunday evening. A question boa will
a1o be conducted.
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ROOSEVELT LEADS
IN DIGEST VOTE
Harold McCrsckrn. Arctic explorer.
who appears in 'Explorers of the !
World," now allowing at t.he Holly
theater, has made some startling dis
coveries In the fHr north. He tells
of these in this picture. "Explorers
of the World" has been highly prais
ed by many who have seen It during
the past two days and It is satd to
be the best picture of it kind ever
produced.
I.t will be seen at the Holly theater
today and tomorrow. A cartoon, a
newsreel and a Believe It or Not. com
prise the short subject program for
this bill.
At Fox Craterian
The last returns of the Literary
Digest straw poll, released today
show no material change in the gen
eral standing.- -
Roosevelt stilt leads, beating Hoo
ver about 8 to a In the popular vote. I
Outside of some of the larger cities.
where the president Is strong, Hoo- I
ver only holds the' lead ove his i
Democratic opponent In New England. I
which if he holds that lead would
give him 07 electoral votes. In New
Tork. however, he Is gaining, as well i
as In Illinois, while In Oregon
Roosevelt is beating the president to
date. over , two to one.
This Is generally regarded by Im
partial political ddpestera In this
state' aa fai from the true picture
of the situation. Even the Demo
crats concede Hoover haa been gain
ing rapidly throughout the state,
particularly In the rural districts,
and that Roosevelt will have to poll
a tremendous majority In Portland.
where his strength. Is centered
r-even to defeat Hoover on Novem
ber 8th.
Even the strongest supporters of
the president agree that as far as
this poll goes and It ha been an
accurate barometer In the pasfc the
democratic nominee and his party, to
date have all the best of It. . '
PI ARRESTED AS
11 Pecans
The Aristocrats
of the nut family are doubly attractive in our Pecan
Loaf cakes.
This new cake which is being taken up with enthu
siasm by Rogue Valley Housewives is a' type of nut
cake different from the ordinary run of loaf cakes.
We know yon will like them and at the special price
you simply can't afford to miss getting yours from
your favorite grocer or our retail store.
Pecan Lbaf Cakes
12c each
This special price for Saturday only. Will seve 6 to
8 people generously.
MBBHSI
Arrested a mile this aide of the
Klamath Junction, about 1:30 this
morning, following a collision. Earl
A. Brown. 37, driver of one of the
cars, and his companion. Carmen L.
Evans, are expected to be taken into
court today in Ashland. According
to state police, who arrested the men,
Brown will be charged with driving
while Intoxicated, and Evans will
have charges filed as being drunk on
a public highway.
The automobile collided with the
machine driven by Mrs. Mary Keadle
of Hilt, in whoso car were some chil
dren. No one was injured, police
stated.
I Truck Suit Starts
I The suit of the Commrclal Pin
; ance company against Purcell and
1 others opened In circuit court this
I morning, following completion yes
S tcrday of the breach of promise suit
i of Ml&s Marguerite Klrksmltft. The
i case Is concerned with the ownership
of a truck, attached by the finance
company, which seeks to recover the
i purdiaee price on the note.
Purcell and partner are trying to
recover money put Into the truck.
NEW TORK, Oct. 31. (fl) The
season's higher level of activity in
wholesale and retail trade and cer
tain light manufacturing lines has
ben maintained In the face of ' po
litical uncertainties," the weekly mer
cantile reviews said today.
"An encouraging amount of optim
ism." asserted Bradstreet's, "continues
In the reports from 55 leading cities.
This sentiment appears to overbal
anoe the natural uncertainty arising
from the pending presidential elec
tion. But while this uncertainty t
undoubtedly in the air, a definitely
beneficial effect on the general mor
ale caused by the recent seasonal
gains m business continues to show
itself."
Who killed Jenny Wren? The
question which seems -to have taken
the entire western continent by
storm because of the extensive pro
motion given the mystery in a six
weeks' advance broadcasting with
prizes of $6000 offered for the best
conclusions of an unfinished version
of the plot will now be answered on
the screen for the benefit of movie
goers. Tbe feature photoplay, "The
Phantom of Crcstwood," with the au
thor's own ending, is showing at the
Crateriaa theater today and Saturday.
NEW PRICE POLICY FOR
CHILDER'SROXY THEATER
Str. and Mrs. Gene Childers, owners
of the Roxy thentert announced to
day that their new winter prices,
starting Saturday, will be adults 10
cents and children 6 cents any time.
Mrs. Childers says they will continue
to show the snme high clnss pictures
from M. O. M., Paramount, Universal
and United Artists' studios.
Tomorrow the Roxy will show a
first-run picture, "Night Beat," with
Jack Mifthnll nnd Patsy Ruth Miller.
The following pictures will be shown
at the Roxy during the next few
weeks: "Merrily We Oo to Hell." "Tar
zan, the Ape Man,' "Horse Feathers,"
"Hell Divers." "Devil of tlie Deep,"
"Street Sceia." "Love Mo Tonight,"
"Vanishing Frontier" and 'Emma."
Negotiation to be made with local
farmers by the governor's relief com
mittee to obtain stock for the cen
tral relief commissary In MeJford,
were discussed yesterday afternoon
at the relief meeting ' held at the
county courthouse.
All farmers of the valley who hav
a surplus of basic products, are asked ;
to get in touch, through U'.ura v.' j
personal calls, with the members oft
the county court. Victor Tengwald.
secretary of the court. In reporting
on the problem, yesterday stressed i
the necessity for diversified products
in the commissary stock, before the
plan can be ast Is fact only operated-1
The farmers are asked to let the
court know what they have and what
their lowest prlcea on products will
be. The committee la anxious to buy
products from local farmers first. It
was pointed out.
The housing problem was dis
cussed by O. E. Gates and Harry
Turnerr and the possibility and ad
visability of using the fairgrounds
constructions and other buildings.
con5idered. Money to be brought in
to the county by the Siskiyou and
Central Point highway projects was
also listed in the general plan to
relieve unemployment.
Attending the meeting were Judge
C. B. Lamkln, Commissioners Victor
Bursell and John Barneburg, Miss
Lillian Roberta of the Red Cross.
Mrs. A. E. Reamcs, head of the wom
en's division of the governor's relief
NEIGHBOR CALLS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
1929 FORD Sedan, original finish like
new car; haa had excellent care;
specially priced at $235. Late model
Roadster, guaranteed every way;
driven less than 11.000 miles. $295.
'28 model cab pickup, first-class
condition, only $125. 29 model
truck, 4 speeds forward, ready to
go to work for $2S5. Easy terms.
GATES AUTO CO., INC.
Charles S. McFurlnlne. 68. farmer
of the Sardine Creek vicinity for the
past 11 years, was found dead In his
rsbin last night, apparently the re
sult of .heart trouble, according to
Deputy Coroner Joy Walker. It waa
thought the man had been dead
sinre Tuesday.
Mr. Walker said today that neigh
bors called on Mr. McFarlaine both
Tuesday nnd Wednesday eveninga.
and, unable to get a response to their
knocks, thought he had gone to
town.
List evening D, B. Governor, a
ncRhoor. called and, receiving no re- J
ply to his knock, Investigated and ;
found the mnn dead In hts bed. A '
son, Fred McFarlaine. resides in Vie
snme area, but had not been to see ;
his father for several days, as he was
away working, Mr. Walker said.
Also surviving Mr. McFarlaine are
the following children: Mrs. O. H.
Meyer of Chicago. E. A. McFarlaine
and T. W. McFarlaine of Spokane, 1
and Mrs. J. Clark, of Wcnatchee. '
Wash. Also surviving him are one ;
brother in California, one sister In ;
Spokane, a brother In New Jersey i
and another In British Columbia. I
Funeral services will be conducted '
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Rock Point cemetery, with Rev. '
D. E. Millard in charge. Arrange
ments are In charge of Conger's fun
eral parlors. I
He packed his belongings and when
iStarkey. Colburn and A'rhley ap
peared they went to the spring and
i brought the body out with a park
j hore and on Into the coroner's last
night.
The men started on the hunting
I party Tuesday. St.. Germain is sur
jvlved by his widow and three, chil
dren, living near Central Point,-
Special evening services will be
I opened at the Prethyterlim church
Sunday evening at 7:45 o'clock. Rev.
15c
ANY
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15c
EMS TODAY
"Man About Town"
TOMORROW
TOM KEENE
"West of the Rockies"
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WANTED Good usl pl.no; extr
If turned tn at once. Baldwin Piano
Shoppe, 2 S. Orape.
FOR SALE Good uaed piano, .55.
Baldwin Piano Shoppe. 26 S. Orape.
WANTED To buy dairy cows for i
Calif. Freeh and coming freah. C. j
O. Hoover. A97-R-3.
FOR RENT A clean and newly fin
ished bungalow. 6 rooms, modern,
on Rose Ave., 27.50. ALSO 6-roorn
reflnlshed home, close In on Orange
St., 20. Charles A. Wing Agency,
Inc.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNTY Be your
own bos In this solim cafe and
confectionery. Furniture and fix
tures sold for 2800. Because of
serious Illness can bo had for
1.000. Present sales about 35per
day. Oood location, reasonable
rent. See Charles A. Wing Agency.
Inc.
Fined For Dmir.o
Robert Anderson ol Tjos Antseles,
fined 300 In Justice of the Pence
Robert.' court In Ashland Wednesday
on charees of possession and trnns
portatlon of liquor, paid his fine this
mornlnpr and was released from coun
ty Jail to return to his home.
Anderson's car, stopped by state
police Tuesday nlRht, carried 17 cases
of bonded whiskey, which was con
fiscated with the- auto.
.
Henry Interhiilfler
Henry Wlnterhnlder, who haa been
a resident of Medio"! for the past 32
years, died Inst nlKht at the ae of
81 years, at hL. home. All Narregan
street. He Is survived by one son,
John Wlnterhalder.
Private funeral services will be con
ducted at the gravo Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock, with burial at t! I
Orlffln creek cemetery. Arrangements
are In charge of Conger,
O Stnted Communication of
Medford Lodae No. in,?, A.
yLf YF. & A. M Friday, Oct. 21,
y at 7;30 p. m. Visitors In
vited. L. C STEWART,
GEO. ALDEN. Secy. W. M.
FOR SALE Duplex. Another loan
company bargain; 8 blocks from
Hotel Medlord. Paved street, all
assessments natd: comer lot; 3
rooms on each side; plastered and
modern. Think of it at (1600.
Only .50 down, balance $16.50 per
month. Including Interest at 7.
Rental on one side should make
payments. Charles A. Wing Agency,
Inc.
SEE THIS a-room. neat, modern lit
tle house: butlt-lna. shower, gar
age, lawn. Desirable for 2. Very
reasonable. 1018 W. 1 1th.
WANTED Team of horses to work
for their feed this winter. Orcen
leaf Ranch, Old Stage road.
COMINO SOON From southern Cali
fornia, parties with cash and in
come to trade for Oregon ranches.
List ranches to trade with us.
Knight As Upp. 20 N. Bartlett.
PEACHES Salwav and clings: plenty
of them; '.4 mile west Phoenix de
pot. A. N. Wright.
FOR SALE 25 Rhode Island Red
pullets. 5 months old: bred, from
high-elast laying stock. Mra. Wm.
Cummlngs. R. 1, Box 248, Centra
Point, Mldwsy road.
FOR RENT Attractive ground floor
apartment for couple employed.
Call at 533 plum St., after 8 p. m.
or Sundays.
PIANO BARGAIN Late, model piano,
located In the vicinity of Medford.
Will sell for the balance due on
contract, with terms like rent. Ii
Interested, writ st once to. C. A.
Remington, 10l J St., Sacramento,
Cal.
FOR RENT 7-room partly furnished
home; fireplace, bullt-lru; 120. 203
No. Peach.
FOR SALE Lady's desk, clothes
wringer, 2 floor lamps. 720 Park.
FOR SALF Firat party to call at
Davis Transfer As Storage with
$17.80 gets a davenport and .chair.
Real buy. 29 S. Orape St.
Liberty Meat Market
Liberty Bldg. "The Home of Good Meats" Phone 164
BWli T 8 (JO V T. INSPECTED MEATS SWIFT S BEST.
Serv only th finest, government inspected meats.
The Liberty Market takes pride in the quality of meat
it sells Buy here and be sure of getting the best!
Beef Pork Veal
Lamb Poultry
iU) cavil ...... iwv. hj
FRYERS, fancy colored, lb. . . 22c
Patronlie the Liberty Grocery Store and the Model nakery Both connected with tht Liberty Meat
Market tn one of the mot lnteretlnj Food fJlorej m Southern Oregon.
New Low Prices
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Starting SAT. OCT. 22
Adults Anytime
Children Bo
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Home Owned and Operated
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SATURDAY ONLY First Time In Medford
"NIGHT BEAT"
With Jack Mulhall Patsy Ruth Miller
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Mark aennelt Corned.
"Adventures In Africa"
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Coming SI'NDAY
"MI RIH.Ba In the Kt'E
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Today and Saturday
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