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Local and Grange to Meet Sevril Medford resident will motor to Central Point this evening for the meeting of the Orange there. Borne from Klamath P. G. Blghwn hu returned to thla city from a short alay la Klamath Fall on businese. Shopping Today Mr W. R. Jor dan of Pnoemx waa shopping In Med ford today and attend irg to bualneas inittera. Vltlta Relatives Guy Campbell, ooach in the Phoenix schools, la leav ing today for Myrtle Creek to spend the week-end with relatives. Go Banting Tal J. Fischer and Al Oottlg spent yesterday In the Klam ath region on a hunting trip, whlca they pronounced as quite unsuccess ful. VUits in Ashland Mrs. E. M. Wil son Is spending today In Ashland as the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. L. Hervey. Mrs. Wilson made the Jour ney by train this morning. Takes Over Station Kenneth Par rett has taken over the Associated service station at the corner of Jack son, and Riverside streets, formerly operated by the Phlpps auto park. Baileys Go. North Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Bailey will attend the foot ball game at Corvallls and the home coming festivities on the University of Ongon campus this week-end. Enter Station The Shell Oil sta tion on South Central was broken Into again last night, according to city police officers. The window wis broken for an entrance. Nothing was reported as missing. Mrs. Rose the Same Mrs. Jemima Rose, who sustained a broken hip in a fall some time ago, was reported seriously 111 yesterday at the home of relatives at Phoenix, and had not Improved today. Exams Progressing Dental examin ations In all the Medford schools have been completed and the physical ex aminations, with the exception of a few pickups, Mrs. Ruth Swanson Dod son, schol nurse, announced this morning. A report on the results will be complied, showing the health record, In & short time. 9 Here's One That Will Get The Votes of approval from every member of the family and at a price that will fit the budget no matter how large or small. Hawaiian fruit rolls as made by Fluh ". rer are a real treat in Sweet Bolls and we want you to try them once. We know you will be back for more. Hawaiian Fruit Rolls 17c the dozen This price for Saturday only at your grocer or our retail store. The price on these rolls always ranges from 25 to 30 cents the dozen. Join the American Legion Residents of the Third Ward Vote for Sam "4 I ' Paid Adr. I kr-mTmttm7rr. VOTE FOR REPEAL Only by a vote for repeal of Oregon's Bone Dry Law can you now express your disapproval of non-enforc-able prohibition. Mere possession of beer, wine or liquor is a misdemeanor under this law. Vote 312 X Yes For Repeal Paid Adv. by Jackson ."ounty Committee of the Crusader I. L. Martin, See. Personal Spends Dsy Here Keith Powell of Wood burn arrived from California this morning on the Shasta to spend the day In Medford with A. P. John sen. Mr. Powell is a director of the federal reserve banks. To Speak Ton) jlt A. B. Barnes, local attorney, is scheduled to speak over radio station KEX at 0:16 this evening. In Portland, on the subject of national prohibition repeal, it was announced today. Leave for Game A. R. Edwin Ernest Rostel, Mr. and. Mrs. Tom E. Williams and Miss Donna Cooksey are among Medford folk who plan to Journey to the Oregon-Oregon State football game In Corvallls tomorrow. Undergoes Operation Mrs. H. M. Everhard of Cedar street underwent a major operation at the Community hospital thla morning and was re ported getting along nicely tills after noon. Confers Bere Miss Louise Cottrell, executive secretary of the state child welfare commission, with headquar ters In Portland, arrived here by train this morning to confer with Miss Lillian Roberts, executive secretary of the Red Cross. Captain Returns Captain 18 M. Bown of the state police head quarters here, returned to Medford last evening from Klamath Falls, Marsh Held and other points, where he has been Inspecting offices In his district. From Corvallls Prank Ballard, in charge of the county agent's work at the Oregon State college, arrived here from Oorvalwlls this morning by train, to confer with Professor Henry Hartman and Dean William a Schoenfeld, also of the state college. Attend Drama Class Seventesn girls attended the first meeting of the drama class at the Y. W. C. A. parlors on North Bartlett street last evening, which Is in charge of Mrs. Hamilton Patton. The history of drama will be taken up by the group. To Homecoming Misses Frances Mohler, Leah Inch and Nelle Oreen will spend the week-end In Eugene and Corvallls, where homecoming festivities for the schools will be held. J for Councilman Mr. Kroschel hu lour bten s resident of thla cltjr and trill continue to make his home here. Mr. Kroschel hu been an ardent worker for the open ing m Fourth afreet and other progrewlYe morementa of Inter est to third ward property owners. . . . Mr. Kroschel la well qualified to represent this Important section of Medford! MEDFORT) MATL George Cohan at A nomination lost by an apple. George M. Cohan, who plays a dual role In "The Phantom President." now at the Craterian theater. Is be ing given a personality test by a group of politicians. The horse re Has Operation--M las Mary Brecse underwent a minor operation at the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday. Returns North George Thomas, representative of the Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul railway, with headquarters in Portland, left last evening by train for the north, hav ing attended to business matters In Medford. To Visit Mother Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Mortensen lea by train Thursday evening for 8prlngfleld, Ore., where they will visit Mrs. Morten sen's moth er, Mrs. A. J. Schnetzky, who Is 1U. Mrs. Mortensen plans to remain with her mother for some time. . Easiness Callers Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer of Lake Oreek were bus iness callers In Medford yesterday. Others were Mrs. Ira Jones of Rogue River, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis of P respect and Prank Dutton of Eagle Point. Go to Corvallls A group of local folk who will motor to Eugene this evening and continue to Corvallls to the Oregon-Oregon State foot ball classic tomorrow, are Miss Marjorle Kelly, Miss Helen Winters, Miss Mar garet Reld and Miss Margaret Kerr, Mrs. Wind Here Mrs. Minnie Wind, who resides In Grants Pass, spent Thursday In this city on business and pleasure. While here,- she paid her taxes, aVid also did some shop ping. Mrs. Wind reutrned home on the evening train. Robson Goes North Howard A Hobson, football coach at Southern Oregon Normal school. ft last ven ing by train -for the north. He sild he niight possibly stop over In Cor vallls to see the Unlverrity of Ore gon-Oregon State game Saturday. - Names Residence Mrs. W. T. Und ley. who recently moved to 310 East Jackson street, where she has estab lished a rooming house, stated yes- erday that she has named the place j "Llndy Rooms," and erected an eleo- trio sign bearing the name. To Homecoming Among the Med- i ford people who will Journey to the V Diversity of Oregon and Oregon I State college homecoming football game In Corvallls Saturday, are Har old Brown, AI Stoehr, Mr. and Mrs. A B. Cunningham and Miss Louise Hollenback. Returns Home Mrs. O. M. Olts of Grants Pass, who has been visiting her daughter, Miss Vera Olts, at Ash land since Sunday, returned to her home In Grants Pass by train last evening from Medford. Miss Olts is a student at the Southern Oregon Nor mal school. From Distance Mrs. P. O. Morgan of Denver, Oolo.. was among those from distant points listed at the ho tels here. Others were Mr. and Mrs. McKenzle of Vancouver, B. C, and the following from New York city: Clarle Forest, Mr. and Mrs. George Wals and Oeorge Dawson. . Leave for Corvallls Misses Peggy and Justine Miller left on the Shasta to day for Corvallls, where they will At tend the football game and other home-coming festivities. They .will be guests of Miss Louise Brommrr and Miss Flora McMath at Alpha Chi Omega sorority. From Seattle The hotel guests list ed from Seattle are R. E. Clark, Glenn O. Hill, J. M. Davis, Paul Wood. F. L. Ketr, William Rutledge, Mix Wlenstela, A. M. Constance, O. f. Petz, Harold Sager, D. E. and Mrs. R. W. Parsons, L. Lund, 6. Bendes, A. O. Guske and George Allen. ArMt OnUrlo Man Howard Len terman of Ontario, Ore., was fined 123 and costs of 14.60 in Judge Ray Coleman's court at Jacksonville, fol- ; lowing his arrest on Wednesday, i charged with carrying a loaded ftre- arm. The $35 fine was suspended. State police made the arrest at Jack j sonvlUe. ! Gnettfi In City At the hotels In Medford, the names of the following j Portlanders appeared on the regis ters: A. A. Hale, H. C. Harlan, Max : Shlfln, A. 3. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, L. S. French, C A. Car nett, J. C. Ehram, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ross, Jr.. W. C. Stanley, J. E. Lembcke, H. W. Dickinson, Mrs. J. W. Gainer, J. P. McLoughlln, L. M. Jones, A. Hough, L. A. Raken, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Brady, B. P. Bradley, Lane Good ell and A. M. Ashla. Travelers Here Those listing their residences as California, Include the following namea from the city's ho tel reilntms: Mrs. c. O. Perry, Miss M. Donald and P. Quail y of Pasadena, H. W. Belsel of Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. R. R, Warren of Redding, M-s P. . Cunun of Crescent City, Mr.v A. O. Smith of Ssn Jose, Russell O. ; Chambers of Loa Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leedorn of Long Beach,: Bernard Hemp, Ritchie C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. LePehr, Phyllis Hsrt zog. J. W. Young and Mr. and Mrs. ; J. Friedman. I p. P t, , " TO 1 TRTBUNE, MTDFORD. Fox Craterian fuses the fruit and Cohan Is refused the nomination. With Claudette Col bert as the Inspiring fiancee and "Schnozale" Durante as the "dizzy" side-kick, "The Phantom President'' offers the most hilarious tummy laugh of our times. Improper License For telling fruit without a commercial Uconae on hU car, Charles M. Rlford of Blue Lake, Cal., waa fined 20 and oosta of 4.50 In Judge Bay Coleman'a court In Jacksonville, on a charge of Improper UoenM platea. Rlford waa arrested Wednesday by state police. ... Beturna North Mrs. Sara Prentiss, professor of parent education and child development at Oregon State college, left last evening by train for the northern camprj, having con ducted a special study class on par ent education at the county court house Thursday. ... Go to Salem A group of business men left for Salem by train last night to attend to business matters there. They were Evan Fteames, E. L. Lenox and M. D. Field of Medford, Attorney Cleland of Spokane, Wash., and Z. E. Merrill of Albany, Ore. Mr. Merrill la with tha Mountain States Power company, and Mr. Lenox and Mr. Field ara with the California Oregon Power company. " Guests In Medford Mr. and Mrs. Roland A, Oowaa of Crater lake were hotel guests last night, as were the following Oregonlans from points In th. state exclusive of Portland: Mrs. Al Martlneau and Oeorge D. McBrlde of Orants Pass, J. E. Harper, L. R. Haldeman, Hugh B. Esaon and O. W. Wolr of Eugene. J. 0. Moore of Cor vallls and Donald J. Young of Ban don. ... Oarlock to Speak Saturday, No vember 5, L. C. Oarlock, commander of Medford post No. 15 of the Amer ican Legion, will address the radio public from 1 to 1:15 o'clock, on the subject of governmental economics. This Is the seventh lecture of the series being presented through the courtesy of KMED radio station, by local patriotic societies. The next seven lectures, beginning on Novem ber 12, will be in charge of the Amer ican Legion auxiliary, and will fol low the -same general subject the purpose being to acquaint the Amer loan people with the affairs and pol icies of American government. 'SIN'S PAfDAFAT ROXY IS REGENERATION STORY Intense and poignant drama are the action highlights of "Sin's Pay Day," the feature attraction at the Roxy theatre tomorrow. This story details the trials and tribulations of a criminal lawyer, successful In defending acknowledged thugs- and murderers, but no successful In con vtnei ng his wife that his business ethics are honest. Forrest Stanley, hero of many screen stories, contributes a great performance as the underworld mouthpiece. V Home Owned A Operated Roxy 10 Pbone 291 r Children to TONITE Carole Lombard In "Sinners in the Sun" Sat., First showing In MMford "Sin's Pay Day" Forrest Stanley, Dorothy Eerier Also Flirty Sleepwalkers, Play Ball Adventures In Africa Continuona Shows Sat. 1:30-11 (1 STUDIO THEATRE THE STATE TONITE and Saturday Wild Riding, Action, Sdootlng Straight, Thrllla Lane Chandler In "The Wyoming Whirlwind" ADDED . Comedy "Symphony Mystery" Pathe Xqff, ADULTS llicj KIDS- flTURKEY SHOOT With Shotguns and Rlflra Sunday, Nov. 6 Fred Sander Ranch Miles Nor: It of Medford on Crater Lake Highway Shooting Starta at 1 P, M. T iai DM wm. "S ' a, . a in u mi 1 1 mtm OREGOX, FRIDAY, Li PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 4. (AP) Lloyd P. Loughlln. 4, ni charged with first degree murder here today following the death thta morning of Summon, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. H. A. Green, Plaintiff, vs. HazsM firen. TDefenda'ht. To tha above named Defendant, Razel Green: In the name of the State of Ore con, vou are hereby summoned and required to sppear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff on file herein against you. or otherwise plead thereto within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons. And you are herebv notified that if you fall so to appear and answer tha complaint herein within the time specified, for want thereof plaintiff will take a Judgment against you as prayed for in his complaint nerein, namely a decree of divorce upon the srounds of desertion. This summons is published in the Medford Mail Tribune by order of the Hon. H. D. Norton, Judge of the above entitled court, duly made and enter e herein on the 4th day of Novem ber. 1933. The date of the first publication of this summons is November 4th, 1932. ALLISON MOULTON. Attorney for Plaintiff 301 Liberty Building, Medford. Oregon. Notice ot Final Account. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Gilbert Raymond Satchwell, deceased. N .Ice is hereby given that the undersigned, Administratrix of the estate of Gilbert Raymond Batch well, deceased, has filed her final account on the administration of said estate with the County Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, and tho above named uourt has fixed 10:00 o'clock a. m. on the fith day of December. 1933. at the County Courthouse In Med ford, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections thereto, and allowing the ncttllmr of the same. All persons interested in said estate are hereby notified to present their objections, if any, to said account, or any Item thereof, on or before said aay. ATLANTA BATCH WELL, Administratrix. ' POWERS - . , -MC FRED KOITLLR tf K V ' . ADULTS ? 211 G I'L' fI Wear Tailor-Made - s if p E F. J. Huber N. Fir Street Join the American Legion NOVEMBER 4. 1932. Karn Singh, about 40, who waa fa tally shot In the room of LoughUn's estranged wife. The Hindu died a few hours after three bullets bad been fired through his body. Police said Loughlln entered the apartment, found Singh there and attacked him. Loughlln told officers, they said, that his wife left him sev eral months ago and that Singh had been seen frequently in her company. He declared he had repeatedly warn ed the man against visiting his wife. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR SALE OR TRADE 18J5 Oldsmo blle Sedan. Will take wood, chick ens, light truck or what have you. Phone 609-U FOR RENT Close in fl-room modern home, S20.00; 3 -room modern, well , furnUhed home, dose In. 18.00; 5 -room modern home, close In.j '120.00; West Main street home. 5, rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace, i 22.50: 12room home, close in. I suitable for rooming house, $25 00.1 See Charles A. Wing Agency, inc. POR RENT 3 -room modern house, close In. Inquire 23 Almond. WORf. HORSES 1200 to 1700 lbs , and harness. 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