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MEDFORD M3F: TRTBTJ1TE, fEDFORP. OREGON, THURSDAY, yOYEfBEIt 10, 1933. PAGE FIVB Local and Personal Ciller Today Mm. T. P. Tolltfson of Central Point la among aboppara and eallera In Medtord today. To Yrrka Mr. and Mra. W. J. Wll aon left yesterday afternoon for Treka. where they will apend two daya. Mra. Barrlaon HI Mra. Ray Har rlaon la reported 111 at the Purueker home this week, when ah has gone for a reat cur. Undergoes Operation Mrs. Inns UoOuat of old Hill underwent a major operation at the Community hospital today. Visit Reynolds Mr. and Mra. J. W. guffeeool of Treka. Cal, are gueat here of Mr. and Mra. C. L. JWynolda. Mr. Reynolds la Mrs. Suffecool'a brother. ' Rhreeye Fined Leonard Shreere waa fined 8 In Justice court yste day, on charges of Tlolatlng th baalc speed rule. He waa arresUd by atate polio. Mra. Walden leares Mrs. J. P. Walden. who has been Tlaltlng her daughter. Mlsa Cllta Walden. ner for the paat two daya. left today on the Shasta for her Bom in Eugeno. In From Ranch W. W. Wlllett Persist waa In the city from bla tnth this momlng. buying aupplles and dlscuaslnit the election results with friends. ,. Mrs. Met In Hospital Mr. M Met underwent a major operation t the fl acred Heart hospital this morning and waa reported getting along nloely this afternoon. Returns East Mrs. W. A. Copeland of Bhawne. Okla.. left thla morning by train for her home there, having sent the past three montba In Med. ford as th guest of hr daughter, Mrs. L. B. Turner. Miss Holmback Leaves Miss Alice Holmback left on th Shasta thla morning for Seattle, where sh plans to take up music work. Sh will visit frlenda In Eugene and Portland be fore oontlnulng nortn. m In Roseburc Today Horace Brpm. toy, advertising manager for th Copco and Mountain States power companies, left thla morning for Roseburg to put on a program for th Roseburg Rotary club thla noon Beagrav Returns Marshall Sa- rrtLvr. well known commercial, puoi. arrived at the local airport In his Travel air bl-plan yesterday, after eeverays daya' business visit. In Oak land, Cal. Undergoes Operation I . Shurt- left undemwnt a .major operation Wednesday morning at th Sacred Heart hoaoltal and yesterday after noon was reported getting long nicely. --. . Visit Thompsons Mr. and Mrs Donald MoKlnstry and amall aon, Donald Jr.. soent the past week In Medford as th gueet of Mrs. McKin- strv'a narenU. Mr. and Mra. J. R. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. McKlnstry reside In San Francisco. Sentenced to Life Fred Jalo, alias Mlk Lenin, former Jackson county resident, waa sentenced to life Im prisonment from Klamath oaunty, on a morala charge, according to state police. Jalo waa sentenced for life on the habitual criminal act. In City Today J. T. Wallace, tray sling agent for th Chicago North western railway, with headquarters In Portland, and Traveling Agent Wayne of th Qreat Northern railway, are apending today In Medford, confer ring with local ahlppera. Flies North Mias Esther Spangen berg, English teacher In the Talent high school. pent th week-end In Portland, returning Tuesday noon to vote. Sh mad th trip north by plan. During her absence. Mra. H. Teal of Ashland aubstltuted In the X English department. Seattle Folk Seattle waa repre sented at the Medford hotels by the fo'lcwlcg: E. W. Chlldberg, Jack Flannery, Harry Darby, Mr. and Mra. I. T. Bulete. W. O. Hummel and James E. Toggart. W. H. Orayum of Puvallun waa also registered from Washington. To Meet at Park Commander Ira D. Canfleld of th Veterana of For eign War announced yesterday that all members of th organisation are requested to meet at th Ivy etreet rorner of the City park tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock to march th Armistice day parade. Pnrtlandem in City Thos from Portland, whos name are llated on th hotel registers, ar L. S. Leach. I. Weederhorn. H. Poplck. T. W Lauahlln. L. Axland. C C. Barr, Mr, and Mra. E. M. Ward, J. E. Montelth, A. E. Shumate. C. O. Gregory. R- Nicholson. R. K. Lee, L. B. Tidball and P. S. Johnson. Overnight finest Thoe stopping at hotels her from points within the atat other than Portland, inciuoeo Martin Luther of Holllster. D. A, Thomberg of Forest Orove. E. Stone Mr. and Mra. 0. J. Bradley. George M. Teatman and R. Toner of Em gene. C. V. Loosly of Klamath Falls and D. Palmer Toung of Corvallls. Captain In Army Captain Bene dict, registering from th United State army, waa an overnight guest In th city. From a Distance Th only guest the hotel lists registering from a point distant from Medford was Jack Caaon of Dallas, Tex. For Medical Car Mrs. o. B. War ren la In th Community hospital for medical car thla week. Mr. Warren resides at 18 Moatleto. On Tour Today Walter F. Jones la on a tour of Shasta and Siskiyou oountles today In the Interests of his auction aale to be conducted at Aahland Monday. ' V In City Today Mr. and Mra. E. U. Wagy and daughter of Grants Paaa wsr transacting business in Med ford today. Earl Weaver of Central Point waa also a visitor. t Here Yesterday Mrs. Chub Ander son of Phoenix waa attending to busi neaa mattera In Medford yesterday. L. D. Harris of Central Point waa also a Wednesday business visitor. Down from Ashland Mr. and Mra. G. G. Eubanka of Ashland were at tending to business matters In Ash land this morning. Others from the Llthta city are Jim Bowers and Mrs. M. J. Fredericks. Shopping Today Among th pre- hollday ahoppera In Medford today from neighboring loealltlea ar Mra. E. R. Moore of Lake Creek, Mra. Wal Germr of Central Point and Mr. and Mra. E. R. Blair of Jacksonville. Guild to Meet St. Mark's Guild will meet for regular session tomor row afternoon at the Guild hall at 3:S0 o'clock. A short business ses sion will b followed by an after. noon of sewing for the bazaar to be held Wednesday, December 7. Pol. lowing work, tea will be-served. From California Among residents of th southern stste attending to business matters In Medford today are Mra. R. E. Black of Hilt, Ben Columbero, Weed: L. L. Shelly and brothr of Montague, and H. E. How ell of Crescent city. Vernon Le. also of Weed, and Mrs. Minnie New ton of Yreka. Held on Ball Tom aRoblson, 38 of Eagle Point, la being held In the county Jail, with ball aet at 250, on th charg of drawing a bank check with lnaufflclent funda to pay. Roblson waived examination. The check was made out to Harry Lewis, Eagl Point storekeeper, October 11, 1931. Th complaint was filed with th district attorney's office by Lewis. Fined 1200 J. D. Watktns of Cen tral Point was fined MOO and cost In Juldg Olenn O. Taylor's court yeaterday afternoon, on charges of Illegal possession of deer meat dur ing th closed season. Melvln Grlga by, arrested near Butte Falls yester day morning on a similar charge, waa sentenced to 80 daya In Jail when h appeared In court again today. The sentence waa suspended. encampment at Anaeoatla Flats th unpleasantness that atlU leaves a bad taat In many peepto's mouths la shown with a great attention to detail, aa ar many other recent hap penings. Tomorrow (Armlatlo day) th Rlalto will run continuous shows. FEHL TOPS GATES BY 1 366 VOTES IN Air Mail Thriller At Craterian Soon The booking of "Air Mall." tmi versal's great drama of th men who wing their way across the continent with th government mall, haa been announced by Manager Don Oeddea of th Craterian theater to open an ensavement Friday. Thla exciting picture. It I said, tells the story of th unsung heroes to whom facing death and danger la Just a part of the day'a work. Event center around a desert airport mall relay atatlon wher a group of flyers of different types of character and varloua paste are gathered to "put th mall through." regardless of all obstacle. Th drama of their lives In th conatant ahadow of a flyer'a death, and the clashes of personali ties In the Isolated station provide this film with unusual power end ex- rttmnt. according to advance re- porta. An authentic lnalght Into the Uvea and dutlea or mess imrcinu m.n and some of the most spectacu lar aviation photography yet brought to the screen makes "Air Mall" a veri table ace among pictures, Mr. Geddes states. with "Air Mall" universal nerama the opening of the new motion pic- til rat MatRXnn. n.lnh Bellamy. Pat 03rlen, Russell Hopton and Slim Summerville enact the featured male roles of the rapid action film, with Gloria 8tuart and Lilian Bond providing the feminine lead with expert characterisations. Junior Performers On Stage at Holly "Th Big Game Oaletlea of 1033." which will be presented by the Med ford Junior Theater Guild at the Holly theater tonight, will present about fifty of Medford'a best Junior performers. Th entire group haa been working hard for weeka on the "Galtlea" and under th direction of Anna Ma Fuson has developed a stage show that appear professional In every respect. The show Is com posed of comedy, musical and danc ing numbera and will serve aa a pep session for th Armistice day game tomorrow. Medford fane ar expect ed to turn out and show that good old Medford spirit and Join -in the spirit of the occasion. The feature picture. "Discarded Lovers," la an absorbing mystery drama that Is filled with auspense from atart to finish. (Continued from Fag On) Assessor Coleman - Heard Coleman'a majority Treasurer Walker Autrey 8.043 3.930 , 5.009 10.348 3.693 Walker's majority School Superintendent Bowman Rogere 0,1 S3 S,78T Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Nov. 10. (AP) The stork market pushed up today more wiltly than It declined In yester day's quiet post-election session. Ad vances in leading Issues ranged from 1 to more than 4 points, and the market closed strongly, at the high est levels of the day. Turnover ap proximated 1,500.000 shares. Today's closing prices tor 30 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye ....... Am. Can .M Am. fc Fgn. Power . A. T. & T Anaconda , Atch. T. & 8. P. Bentflx Avla. Beth. Steel ... Chrysler , Coml. Solv Bowman's majority 5,396 Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 10. (API CATTLE 75. calves 18: about ateady. HOGS 300: ateady to firm. Light light, 140 to 180 lba., good and choice. 83.38-4: light weight. 160 to ISO lbs., gooa and chold. 83.78-4: 180 to 300 lbs., good and choice. $3.78-4: medium weight, 300 to 330 lbs., good and choice, $3.36-4. SHEEP AND LAMBS 300; quotably steady. RUTH CHATTERTON FILM NOW ON STUDIO SCREEN The Studio theater la showing Ruth Chatterton, "First Lady of the Screen," In "The Rich Are Always With Us." The story oonoerns one of the wealthiest women In the eountdy, toer marriage, subsequent loss of her husband to a debutante love pirate. v ' ' Club Elects Officers At the an nual meeting of the University club last Tuesday. Earl Tumy was elected president; Slater Johnston, vice-pres ident; Sprague Rlegel, secretary, and Alan Brack In reed, treasurer. Tumy takes the place of Paul Scherer as chief executive. As far aa known this election represent the only Hoover victory west of the Rocky mountains. e e Cttllfornlanfl Prom Long Beach, Mra. D. K. Wymore waa registered The Callfornlans also Included A. C. Burke of Alameda, Mr. and Mrs. Jos eph Keller of San Jose. O. B. Plerson of Berkeley, Mr. and Mra. L. H. New ton of Hornbrook, Mrs. W. P. Prauer of Hermosa Beach, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Rice and O. E. Simmons of Oak land, S. Sawyer, Mrs. S. A. Moss, Q. R. Harper, P. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Kennedy and A. P. Allen of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fox, F. B. Girts. L. O. Lundstrom and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Smith of Los Angeles. Famous Film First Run Rialto Today 'Washington Merry - Go - Round, with Lee Tracy In the role of a young congressman who goes to Washing ton and attempts to clean up the graft and political collusion he finds there, Is at the Rlalto theater today and tomorrow. "Washington Merry - Go - Round" Is a picturiratlon of the novel of the same name and has caused great deal of comment In all cities where It has thus far been played. It Is the one picture that has dared to show the power of grafting poli ticians In the capital, and gives an insight of many events that have occupied the headlines during the paat few months. The bonus army Portland Produce 78 'j 68 8H 107 11 44 IVi 19 '4 18!, 10'4 3'4 37, 38 15', 334 11 34 1SH 30 3 33i 6H 7i 30 i 38'. 31 , Vi 35 '4 3714 38 M. E. (Murray) Daugherty, former ly of the Cottage Barber Shop, an nounces he will be pleased to meet hla former aa well aa new customers at hla new location, 31 N. Fir- St., Hotel Holland Blttg. Curtlss Wright DuPont Gen. Foods Gen. Motors Int. Harvest. I. T. Si T. Johns-Man. Mont. Ward Nortft Amer. . Param. Pubtlx , Penney (J. C.) Phillip Pet. Radio Sou. Pac. St. Brands . St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel PORTLAND, Or.. Nov. 10. (AP) Butter Prints, 93 score or better, 34c: standards. 33c. Butterfat, egga. Uv poultry and country meats, unchanged. Onions, potatoes, wool, nay, mo hair, nuta, caacara bark, quotations unchanged. Hops, nominal: 1933, 17-18c lb. Ban Francisco Butterfat SAN PRANCISCO. NOT. 10. (AP) Butterfat f. o. b. San Pranclsco, 38c your Phone 643. We'll bau away refuse: Olty Sanitary Serrloa. VANISHING FRONTIER' ON ROXY SCREEN TODAY Hard riding, swashbuckling drama and tender romance make "Th Van ishing Frontier ," which. opens today at th Hoxy tneaier, an nu action picture. Johnny Mac Brown, the star, and Evelyn Knapp, Zasu Pitta and Raymond Hatton are fea tured. Notice of District Road Meeting. Road District Number 7, Jackson County. Oregon. Notloe Is hereby given that in pur suance of a petition duly and legally signed by more than three freehold era and legal voters residing In Road District Number 7, Jackson county, Oregon, and duly and legally pre unti to the County Court of Jack- jmn countv. Oreson. a dlatrlct road meeting of the legal votere of Bald district number 7 will be held at the Oymnaslum of the Butte Falls High School In Jackson County, Ore gon, on the 36th day of November, 1833. at the hour of 10:00 a. m. on said day, for the purpose of levying a special road tax not to exceed ten mine on the dollar on all taxable property within said road dlatrlct for the special improvement or wie roaas within the district and for any other nurposea which may aeem proper to come before said meeting. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 9th day of November, A. D. 193a. C. B. LAMKIN, County Judge. VICTOR BURSELL, County Commissioner, JOHN BARNEBURG, County Commissioner. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood: all under ahed. i-none oo-i-i. Dalton Bros. FOR SALE Wood range. 818: heating atove. 613; and neo. i "J- FOR SALE Dellcioua apples, sorted. 50c lug. Frlnk orcnara. iei. vrai-R-l. EXTRA fancy Bronze turkeys ior breeding purposes. iei. "'' W. A. Pyburn, Rt. 4, Buckshot Hill. MME. TERESA Clairvoyant and card reader. Advice on love, marriage and business. Rainbow Auto Camp, cabin No. 3. FOR SALE Work horses, lzuo k 1700 lbs. Harness, wear mu viourv St. ASHLAND PCTS. GO FOR I. HOOVER Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic nominee, carried Jackson county over President Hoover by a majority of , 3,160. President Hoover carried 11 Medford and Ashland precincts; every rural precinct In the county voted against him: The presidential vote: Roosevelt 7.510 Hoover M.WHWWHW 6.4J.8 Reynolds 02 Thomas 570 Foster 21 Senator Stelwer carried the county by a majority of 1,304. The vote was: Stelwer ...... 8.358 Oleftfton ...... 6,184 Coulter 480 Jacobsen 80 KreuRer ....... 84 Thomas 1.007 Mott carried the county by 3,119 over Starkweather, the vote being: Mott 7,105 Starkweather 4.0F18 Butler 838 OlddlnRS 316 Upton 107 Ma honey m Ward . McFarland For attorney general: Dobson Van Winkle Hosmer . Bvenaon . 4.153 185 . 886 . 6,385 . 7.008 468 183 For secretary of state: Hom - Mid wood Wlsecarver . Most of the country showed a close vote and Wlsecarver. For treasurer: Hoi man , 7,040 , 330 , 5,776 Mrs Rose Rites 2 P. Af . Sunday Funeral services for the late Jlm mla Rose late of Phoenix, will be held from the Conger funeral parlors at 3 p. m. Rev. D. E. Millard will have charge of the services at the chapel. and burial will be made In the Phoenix cemetery. from the state constitution. The vote was: Yes, 664,039; No, 351,101. Special Communication of Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. & A. M.. Friday, Nov. 11, at 7:30 p. m Work In la. M. degree. Visitors Invited. By order of L. C. STEWART, W. M. GEO. ALDEN, Secretary. TOLEDO Community cannery can ned over 16.000 cana food up to re cent date, atnee August 6. Michigan Junks Bone Dry Clause DETROIT, Nov. 10. (AP) The Michigan electorate cast an over whelming vote Tuesday In favor of the elimination of the bone dry clause u precincts between Hoss Home Owned A Operated Home Owned Roxy Phone 391 Children Sc Thursday and Friday "Vanishing Frontier" with John Mack Brown Evelyn Knapp. Zazu Pitt Also "Ten Dollars or Ten Days" Pictorial News Dally Mats, 1:30. Eve 7 p. ra. FOR RENT Furnished 6-room mod ern house. Call at 4i e. Kiversioe. APARTMENT for 3 adulta only; clean, newly papered, fully furnished; private bath, front and back ent rance; llghte and water; with or without garage. 344 So. Orape St. DRIVINO to Loa Angelea Sunday, re turn next Sunday. Take 3 or 8 to share expenses. Box 8731, Tribune. WANTED Party to pick apple on shares. 8. A. Learned, Crater Lake highway. WANTED 1000 feet -lnch pip what have you? Box 8730, Tribune, FOR RENT Furnished apartment, rear of 116 Almond. STUDIO Kriz'Sc Last Times Tonlte Ruth Chatterton "The Rlrh Are Always With TJs" Tomorrow 'HTRANOER IN TOWN" National COAL Fancy I.nmp off Car Nov. It per Ton MEDFORD FVF.L CO. TeL 631 s 13 Severin Battery Service Medford Mad Batteries -volt, 13-plste, 1 year guaran tee. 83,50 Re-wound armatures 81 np Re-chf. soc. Onr Make tie Wt N. Riverside Phone 1338 IScMlMJ- 15c TODAY and FRIDAY FIRST MEDFORD SHOWWa Th most astounding Picture of the age A PlCTrRE OF THE PT.OPLB BY THR PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Washington Merry-Go-Round With LEE TRACY Conitanee Oummingi It's a Liberty Maiailne Four Stat Picture f omedy "F1 re h on e ALSO Honeymoon" Tnx Newt WOOD USE Factory Blocks For Quick Hot Fire. $gOO Per load Dry Slabwood 12-in. or 16-in. $2,50 Per load Valley Fuel Co. 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Resent a lubeUtute. 2&c at all stores. 01931 C.M.C TONITE On The Stage "Big Game Gaities of 1932" PRESENTED BY Medford Junior Theater Guild Must Comedy Dancing e e ON THE SCREEN I "Discarded Lovers" Gripping mystery drama with sweet romance and a fine cast headed by NATAMR MOORE HEAD and J- FARRELL MCDONALD Alio Ruth Etting Football Organ Logue SH Last Times Tonight SLu "Hat Check Girl" a......MJll ai i dtw m J4 k With The Home Grocery WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY Until 12 Noon and Again at 4:00 P. M. S:ai' m w , SPECIAL HARD WHEAT FLOUR Guaranteed Flour, Swan and $0,48 River, per barrel. . vO FINE FOOD SUPPLIES Fresh Meats Fresh Fruits Vegetables Pastries and Bakery Goods Canned Goods Fountain Service FREE DELIVERY 608 E. Main Phone 743 STARTS FRIDAY Continuous 2 to 11 Drama! Action! Thrills! Romance! TO Ralph Bellamy Gloria Stuart Pat O'Brien Lilian Bond and Slim Summerville Matinees Week Days 125 Baloony Seatg..........l5 Lower Floor 25o -PRICES Eves., Bun. Mats., Holidayi 125 Balcony Seats...20 Lower Floor 35o KIDDIES A DIME Hi KIDDIES MA11INLH )C Saturday Morning 10 o'Clock TliB 3. a. Panne Co. Will Have Surprises For the Children World'! UlltrtHoM lpKk 2500 ROOm8 ll I itL V dSPS'A SrtaTto? wato.'brf. I'll j l tfM -: -W head reading lamp, and H ! '"fitdVKy ilPfcil ,UUon-Garage ' f -rftsir fflgSEa. IIOMA0 hick! LEGION'S Armistice Day Auspices of Medford Post 15 American Legion Decorations by Tom Swem ORIENTAL GARDENS Provost's Pep Peddlers A Big Party Don't Miss It at 'f::f S
