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MEDFORD 1T5JT! TRTBTN1E, MEDFORD. OREGON", MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1932. PXGE SEVEN Local and To rnlon Creelr Mr. and Mr. Brt Rottel apent Sunday at Union Cree, , whr they reported a hard rain. In Butte Falls Jamea Stewart. Democratic nomine for Justice of the peace, la apendlng today In Butte Falla. From Cater Lake Albert Long. Crater Lake national park ranger, apent the week-end in Medford, hav ing arrived here Saturday. In Ashland Today Chal Strange, local business man, la apendlng to day In Ashland In the interests oX his company. Undergoes Operation Mrs. L. Q. Calkins underwent a major opera tion at the Community hospital this morning. In City Erik A. Nelson of the Boe ing Airplane company, Seattle, stop ped over in Medford Saturday, en route to California. From Central Point Mrs. Ed Hig lnbotham and daughter Ila Mai of Central Point, were shopping and at tending to business matters In Med ford this morning. Arrested Saturday City police late Saturday night arrested Charles Jess man, George Reynolds and Ola Han son, on charges of being intoxicated In a public place. Returns Home Mrs. J. H. Qulnn, who has been visiting her sisters, Mrs, V. O. Frost and Mrs. Robert Frame of 'phoenix, returned to her home In Portland this morning on the Shasta, having arrived here last Thursday. Snow In Park Sixteen Inches of enow was reported at Government camp at Crater National park this morning, according to Ernest A. Hos tel, publicity director for the park service. . Bakery Entered The door was opened at Beck's Bakery on North Riverside avenue Sunday night, but workers were In the plant and noth lng was taken, according to reports on file with the city police. Mrs. Ml near Home Mrs. R. O. Ml near, who has been visiting In Portland and Vancouver for the past two weeks, reutrned to Medford to day by train. In Portland ahe was the guest of Mrs. M. E. Lytle, and In Vancouver of Mrs. G. R. Jackson. Guests from Distance Those reg lstering at the hotels here, giving their homes as points distant from Medford, were Mr. and Mrs. H. S, Johnson of Newton, Mass., Emery E. Llston of Chicago and E. O. Meyer- hoft of Rochester, N. Y. Automobiles Stolen Aaron Chrls tenson, who. had his automobile parked on East Main street near Al mond, reported to city police that It was stolen last night. Fred W. Heath's car was also stolen from North Cen tral street where it was parked, On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pratt attended the University of Ore gon-Oregon State football game in Corvallls Saturday, and will continue north on a three weeks' vacation trip, Mr. Pratt Is with the Shell Oil com pany here. Attend Game I. E. Foy and broth er, L. N. Foy, also Charles Elmore of Applegate, attended the homecoming football game at Corvallls Saturday. They reported a great deal of rain and said they had to return to Med ford for some sunshine. At Corvallls Attending the foot ball game at Corvallls Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fluhrer, Miss Nina Blakeley, Miss Esther Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Ted GeBauer, Dick Isaacs and Roan Green. Leaves for Portland Mrs. B. A, Robertson has returned to Portland, following a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Plttenger and Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Plttenger and family. She returned north by train today, hav ing arrived here last Thursday. Tnlt to Meet Phoenix health unit will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. J. B. Webster In Phoenix at 3 o'clock. It was announced today. All members are asked to attend and bring their thimbles and the group will continue to make over clothing. Home From Lake Mr. and Mrs. Soott Hamilton returned Saturday night from spending about two weeks at the Lake o' the Woods, where they report lost of snow and an Interest - lng storm, before their departure for the valley. They made their return ,1a Klamath Falls. Much Improved Friends of Miss Marjorie Mulholland, lighter of Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Mulholland. are glad to learn that she Is in a much Im proved condition today. Miss Mul i holland Is at the Sacred Heart hos pital receiving treatment for pneu monia. flold Open House Nandle's Or'll will be one of the centers of merry making tomorrow nieht, Tuesday, featuring "open house" for those who want to hear the radio broadcast of lection returns. The restaurant will remain open during the night, as long as guests care to stay, F. E. Nandle, manager, stated. Callers Today Mrs. O. L. Lindley of Coker Butte, Stanley Lydlard of Blddle road. W. C. B arson snd daugh ter Laura of Phoenix and O. W. Mes ial of Lake Creek were business call ers in Medford this morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Harris of Centnl Point also attended to business mat ters here. t From State Metropolis Portlanderi listed at city hotels are Mr. and Mrs. E F. Jackson, W. W. Hj-ad, William Christi. Ralph Carlson. D. M. Sims. Martin B. Donovan, Charles M. Had lev, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Dolan. J. C. Ram. Bert Oriesback. E. C? Bendixen. J. E. Wemon. Mr. and Mrs. V. M. HUlia. B. L. Pleasant and W. G. Edwards Personal Regrade Streets City streets In Medford are being regraded at the present time, as the result of the re cent rain storm. . . Volunteer Meeting Tonight, vol unteer firemen will meet at the fire hall at 7:30 o'clock to make plans for the Thanksgiving ball given an nually by the firemen. Agent Arrives WlUard D. Coxey. agent for Sir Harry Lauder, arrived in Medford by train this morning, to make arrangements fo Sir Harry's appearance here November 21. Mr. Coxey was accompanied by his wife. Sims More South Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sims, formerly of Klamath Falls, are now making their home In Madera, Cal., having moved to the southern state the end of last week. Mrs. Sims was Miss Cora Bureau be fore her marriage this summer. Accident Recorded R. Stephens of 9 Dakota street, driving a truck loaded with apples, made a report at the city police station concerning an accident at Wolf Creek yesterday. J. O. Nlckola of Wolf Creek was driver of the machine, which crashed Into the truck, upsetting it In the ditch. according to Stephens' filing. - Washlngtonlans The Seattle folk who are guests in Medford, registered at the hotels are W. H. Gathman, C. A. Coulter, D. C. Jensen, J. W. Ho- gan, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Moon. Mra. Nellie Rankin and L. Westlund. Others from that state are Shera Bl ran and Douglas Biran of Walla Walla and George C Shaw of Vancouver. Answer Call The city fire depart ment answered a call at 13:10 yester day afternoon to the Jim Dopp resi dence, 602 Park street, to extinguish fire Jn a small house at the rear of the home. A fir had been built In the house for the children to play In, and It was though sparks caught from the Inside, according to Fire Chief Roy Elliott. From State Points R. D. Whlt tlesy, Maud S. Slskey and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klttredge of Klamath Falls were among those stopping overnight at local hotels. Others were Phil O'Connor of Merlll, K. A. Busterud of Marshfleld, Lee Noonchester of Burns, Maude Rogers 6f Enterprise, Bob Kruse and party of Oswego, Cur tis Gardner of Union Creek, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Whetstone of Roseburg and O. W. Winkler and W. A. Free man of Grants Pass. From California Mrs. George E. Tryon and sister of Crescent City were guests at a local hotel here over the week-end, as were James P. Jack son of Oakland, E. B. Skeels of Au burn, Mra. O. S. Goff of Berkeley, Miss D. Banner of Long Beach, Frank Basul of Mt. Shasta, Mr. and Mrs. E. Gordan of AHuras, Mr. and Mra. R.. W. Coulter. Roy King and Ber nard Burke of Los Angeles, C. E Peterson, A. N. Young, Mr. and Mrs E. E. Thompson. Fred N. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Miller and family of aan francisco.' Communications Oleo Tax Upheld, To the Editor: In your discussion on how to vote on the various measures on the bal lot you advised voting no on the oleomargarine tax referendum. We consider this a direct slap at the dairy industry of the Rogue River valley and the state of Oregon, as it Is the basic Industry of the state. This measure was passed by the last legislature and referred' to the voters by the oleomargarine Interests, All other Pacific northwest states hava aimli-r oleomargarine tax laws. Oleomargarine carries very little tax, the oil being Imported duty free. recent tariff on lumber was hailed with enthusiasm as a forward step toward prosperity. Why object to a foreign . product like oleomargarine being taxed. Every pound of but- terfat or quart of milk a dairyman sells carries a tax of some kind. Even the milk delivered on the streets of Medford Is taxed. Why should not oleo carry a Just amount of Oregon's taxes. Oleomargarine has been erron eously celled the "poor man's butter" because It can be sold cheap. Let the laboring man who Is buying oleo consider that every cent he spends for oleo leaves the state, while If he purchases butter he Is aiding 50,000 Oregon men and women on dairy farms. By aiding the dairyman the laborer is also Increasing the de mand for his own labor, as the sue cess of the dairy Industry is far- reaching. Butter Is a product of Oregon In dustry that pays plenty of taxes and spends It's Income right here in Ore gon. Oleo pays virtually no taxes and contributes little or nothing to any class of business In the state. Which shall It be, Mr. Editor Ore, gon or the Philippines? - Horns in dustry or eastern manufacturers? Every business In the state is de pendent on the prosperity of Oregon dairies. Vote 809 X Teal Signed: Subordinate Grange Masters of Jack son county- Perry L. Walt. Master Live Oak Grange, Rogue River. A. C. Mlttelstaedt, Master Eagle Point Grange. I. X. Nealon, Grange. Rum Moore, Grange. Master Sams Valley Master Lake Creek ROXY-lOc Now Victor McLaglen In "Guilty As Hell" Ttie. "New Moral for OM STUDIO Formerly the State Barbara Stanwyck In "The Purchase Price" Adults 150 Children 5e THE PATENT MOUSE TRAP Arnold Bohnert, Master Central Point Grange. Harry Weagant, Master Talent Grange. Chester Wendt, Master Jacksonville Grange. George A. Andrews, Master Bellvlew Grange. Frank Knutien, Master Applegate Grange. R. O. Ward, Master Phoenix Grange. Roscoe Roberta, Master -Roxy Ann Grange. Medford, Not. 4. AFTER ACCIDENT The condition of Ell Dahack, 70, rancher of the fcagle Point section, who sustained Injuries In an auto wreck Saturday night, was reported unchanged at the Sacred Heart hos pital today. He Is still unconscious and a thor ough examination therefore Impos sible, but is believed suffering from a fractured skull. Mr. Dahack was driving with his son, Hrnest Da hack, and stepped from the car be fore It stopped. He was thrown on his head. TWO KILLED IN WENATCHEE, Wash., Nor. 7. p) Two men were killed in separate ac cidents while deer hunting in the Lake Chelan region Sunday, one of the mthe victim of- a stray bullet from some other hunter, who wns not Immediately located. William Noble, 05, of Granite Falls, a United States forest service employe, , was fatally wounded by the stray bullet. He was alive when companions in his party found him, but he died while being brought to Chelan. Carl Schorzman of Dryden was kill ed when he tripped and fell, his gun accidentally discharging and pouring Its charge into his body. When Rest Is Broken Act Promptly When Bladder Irregularities Disturb Sleep Are you bothered with blad der irregularities; burning, scanty or too frequent passage and getting up at night? .Heed promptly these symptoms. They may warn of some dis ordered kidney or bladder con dition. Users everywhere rely on Doan'i Pillj. Recommended Lfor 50 years. Sold everywhere. Doan's Severin Battery Service Medford Made Batteries C-volt, 13-plate, 1 year guaran tee, ss.so Re -wound armatures tl np Re-chg. 80c. Our Make tM 1323 N. Riverside Phone 1S38 ilg. X ' domestic: , xC liTi patent n inrnffisfe a 1 1 BURGLARS ENTER B!LL O'HARA SHOP Bill's place at 119 East Main atreet, operated by Bill O'Hara, was entered at 12:35 o'clock this morning but the two men who obtained two sacks full of cigars, cigarettes and tobacco. dropped their loot when escaping from the alley, according to city police. The report was telephoned officers that someone had entered the store room, and as officers were approach ing, someone yelled at the two men, one running towards the Craterian and the other toward the hamburger stand, located In that vicinity. Norma Shearer Wins Craterian Audience Norma Shearer returns to romance in "Bmilln Through," which opened at the Craterian theater yesterday In this production she proves again that she Is one of the screen's dramatic artists. It Is a dazzling film, both as to beauty of production and acting. It could be called the finest acted pic ture of the year and many who see It will support the claim. Besides Norma Shearer there are Fredrlc Win Lewis (Louie) Ulrich Democratic Nominee for COUNTY CLERK ft ' i Vote 53 X Paid Adv FUHERAL PARLOR West Main at Newtown OI2kc County Coroner PEDDLER March, Leslie Howard, O. P. Haggle and Ralph Forbes. - ' Special Convocation of Crater Lake Chapter No, 33 R. A. M. Monday, Nov. 7th at 7:30 1. M. Work lrt R. A. degree. Visitors Invited. By or der of E. L. Lenox, H. P. GEO. ALDEN. Secretary. Regular Communcatlon of Reames chapter. O. S. 3 XwL Wednesday evening at h faY .vjOlf Bt-l nlBht. Vla- itlna members welcome. HATTIE M. ALDEN, Secretary. WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? , IS THERE A CURE New York. N. T. A booklet con taining the onlnlons of famous doc tors on the subject "CAN EPILEPSY BE CURED?" has met with great In terest throughout the country. Dr. Jose Valcarcel of the medical faculty of the Central University of Madrid, and Dr. Frank Spirk, renowned spec ialist of Prague, czechoalovakla, have contributed to this interesting dis cussion, which contains a great deal of Information and advice on the subject. Any reader writing to Edu cational ui vision, 049 rum avenue, New York. N. Y., Dept. 850, will re ceive a free conv of this booklet while 1 they last. Mr. Ulrich, member of a pioneer Jacksonville family, is well-qualified to fill this posi tion, having had many years experience in clerical work. His 8 years as post master at Jackson ville, and 10 years business experience in Medford qualify him for this important job. He is a heavy taxpay er in Medford and has been a tireless worker in civic affairs for the advancement of Jack son Co. Your-support will be appreciated. GEBAUER ELECTED K1WANIS PREXY AT E Ted GeBauer was elected president of the Klwanls club at the luncheon today noon at the Hotel Medford. He will succeed Olen Arnsplger, im mediate past president. Other offic ers named by the casting of an unanimous ballot were: Max Pelrce, vice-president; George Frey, treasur er: Carl Y. Tengwald. secretary, and the following as directors: C. 8. Butterfleld. J. c. Mann. O. O. Lem mon, J. C. Thompson, E. A. Faber. W. J. Warner and Everett Trow bridge. T. Morris Dunn, speaker for the day, was unable to appear so his speech, which was forwarded, was read by President Arnsplger, and list ed reasons why the Grange power bill should be defeated, placing special emphasis upon the clalma that It authorizes $65,500,000 of state bonds In addition to the present "huge state debt." The bill, It was fur ther claimed, would bankrupt Oregon, when all resources should be "saved to feed the thousands of unem ployed. ' "This added bonded indebtedness would raise taxes still higher, and more home and farm owners would lose preporty and life's savings through tax delinqnency." it was also stated In the speech. A letter from W. S. TTRen was also read by President Arnsplger, and ex pressed the same sentiment. The program today was arranged to com plete the plan of the Klwanls club to hear the affirmative and negative arguments on all measures to be voted on tomorrow. Professor 0. F. Davles of the Eagle Point schools presented the affirmative arguments last week. Reports on last Saturday's football game at Corvallls were given by Ted oesauer, B. c. Sollnsky and Tommy wuuams. All Klwanlans were urged by Presi dent Arnsplger to "get out and vote tomorrow." The meeting closed with an unani mous vote on a plan presented by u. Mann to send u telegram to Prink CalMson, football coach at the University of Oregon, wishing his team success In the Saturday game witn ooutnern California. 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Leaving Thursday, phone 12-F-22. THIS COl' NTH Y IS OOINO AHEAD IN SPIT'S OF WHO IS ELECTED PRESIDENT LET'S OOl SANDY'S USED CAR EMPORIUM 1929 Pontlac Coupe In nice shape. 1927 Bulck Standard Sedan, priced low. 1930 Dodge 6 Coupe (like new). 131 Studebaker Dictator Sedan; free wheeling. 1929 Chevrolet Coach; a real buy. 1930 Che-'rolet Coupe, priced to sell. 1927 Chevrolet Coupe, with license, 1100. 192R Pontlac Coach. 1932 Pontlaca NEW if you must have ine wst. Terms arranged thAt you can handle. PONTIAC SAT,KS AND SERVICE FLOOR. LOST Sultcae between Medford and Eagle Point. Return to Hotel Allen, CLEAN, modern house, close In: rea sonable. Keys at 319 S. Ivy St. FOR RENT Beautiful home, tile ainx, fireplace, stove. Soe this home to appreciate It. 518 S. Oakdale. LARGE used Tacoma heater. Bar gain. 109 E. 6th St. 4-ROOM house, 5 month. 910 Stev ens, uwner, ooi w. 10th. 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