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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONBXF, NOYE1IBER 28- 1932, PAGE THREE Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Nealon Society Will Hear String Quartet Tonight The high sefaol auditorium will be the gathering place this evening of many society folk, who will hear the conoert of the Gordon it ring quar tet, the first program of the ClTle Music sssodstlon wuon here. Jacques Gordon and the member of hU quartet arrived on the morn ing train. The concert will open at 8:15 o'clock and all members of the association are urged to be In their seats at that time to avoid confu sion. Music lovers are anticipating the opening of the Civic Musie season, which was very successful last year, and are expecting equally fine pro grams this season. The string quartet comes to this city very highly recommended, so to night promises to be a happy one for those who enjoy really fine things In music. Guests of Pea-leys Much Feted Here Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ksnners, Mrs. Emma Day and Harvey Hanners. who were guests for the holiday week end. of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Peasley, left this morning for their home in Portland. While here they were the Inspira tion for much entertaining, the Han ners having formerly made their home In Med ford. Friday evening Mrs. Peasley was hostess at a 500 party, complimenting her mother, Mrs. Hanners. There were two tables in play during the evening and prize for high .score was awarded Mrs. A. F. Stennett. Thanks giving decorations created a colorful scene for the party and present were Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Wagner, Mr, and Mrs. A. F. Stennett, Mr. and Mrs. Hanners and Mr. and Mrs. Peasley. Last evening the Wagners were hosts at a SOD party for the pleasure of the out-of-town guests and holi day, decorations were again in evi dence. Prize for high schore was awarded Mrs. A. S. Peasley. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hanners, Mr. and Mrs. Peasley and Mr. and Mrs. Sten nett. While here the Portia riders also en Joyed several drives to points of in terest in the Rogue River valley and called upon many old friends. Mrs. Martin and Eev. McVeigh Wed At an 11 o'clock service Thanks giving day In Chlno, Cal., Mrs. Orlnia Martin and Rev. Joseph A. McVeigh, formerly of Rogue River, were mar ried at the home of the bride. Rev. W. M. Carle officiating. The wed ding was followed by a dinner, at which other guests were: Miss Jessie , Martin, Rollin Norse, Mr. and Mrs. Green and Reverend and Mrs. Carle. Reverend McVeigh wss for a num ber of years pastor of the Rogue River church. Mrs. McVeigh is also well known here, having lived for many years in the Evans creek dis trict. In the spring they expect to re turn to Rogue River, where Rever end McVeigh has purchased a real dence, to make their home, Delphlans Hear Interesting Program The Post-Betphians met Friday, one group at the home of Mrs. Aletha Vawter, and the other at the home of Mrs. I. F. Andres, for the discus sion of a very interesting and varied program, which was led at the Vaw ter home by Mrs. Myron Root and at the Andres home by Mrs. R. E. Carley. The topics included a comparison of the modern with ancient and Olympic games, discussion of foreign trade and investments ana the eco nomic policy of the United States. Mrs. Rose ScheUfelin reviewed "The Fountain," and plans were made for the next meeting of the chapter, which will be in the form of a Christ mas party and program. The party will, he held in the club rooms In the city hall. Mrs. Collins to Retain South Mrs. O. O. Collins of Burllngsme, Cal., who has been guest for the past week of Miss Mary Maury and Henry Maurey at their ranch home near the city, is planning to leave this evening for the south. Mrs. Collins is remembered here as the former Marvin Cowglll, who has spent several summers with her aunt and uncle at their Rogue River valley ranch. Knights of pjthias To Entertain Sisters Knights of Pythias will entertain the Pythian Sisters this evening with a dancing party at the K. P. hall. Music will be furnished by Dickey's orchestra and dancing will be fol lowed by refreshments. Graduate Xnrses To Meet Thursday The Graduate Nurses' association will meet Thursday evening, Decem ber 1, at 7:30 o'clock In the club rooms In the city hail, recently open ed to women's organizations. All graduate nurses are urged to attend Tuckers of Seattle Are Ouests Here Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker t Seattle were holiday guerts here pt Mr. Tucker's parents at their home on the Old Stage road. The two families were dinner guests Thanks giving day at the J. C. Tucker home on West Second street, this city. FUNERAL PARLOR s West Main at Newtown Office County Coroner Auxiliary Announces Ftght Against Radicals Every woman who enrolls la the American Legion Auxiliary this year is stepping forward in defense of the American form of government, Mrs, Louise BrkJfcer, Americanism chair man of the local organization, an nounced yesterday in urging all ell gtble women In Medford to come into the Auxiliary. An aggressive campaign of Ameri canism activities designed to Increase understanding of the testis and prin ciples of American democracy, and. to strengthen loyalty to them will be conducted by the Auxiliary, she stated, during the coming year. Spec ial attention will be given to com batting radical Influences In educa tional institutions and keepig patri otic training a part of he education of all young Americans. "Through widespread propaganda, a tempts are being made to place the blame for the economic depression on the American form of government," Mrs. Brtcker added, "The Auxiliary Is directing Its efforts to make our women and our students understand that It Is the freedom and privileges enjoyed by the American cltlsens un der the! government which made America the most prosperous coun try In the world and give Its people the highest standard of living, Much time Is being given by society members these days to the member ship drive of the Legion Auxiliary in order to promote this Americanism work In which, the leaders state, there is need for more participants. J. W. Praetts Hosts At Holiday Dinner Mra. J. W. Pruett and her daugh ter, Mrs, J. E. Lester, were Joint host esses to the birthday club at dinner on Thanksgiving day, at the Pruett home on the Crater Lake highway. After the 2 o'clock dinner, games and music were enjoyed by all until late evening. Those present were: The M. L, Daily's and daughter Patsy, J. D. Shaffer's and daughters Roma Jo and Evelyn, R. W. Crawfords and sons Blllle and Patty, O. A. Whlllocks and daughters Lee and Alphsbel, Mrs. Alfred J. Anderson, J. E, Lester's and daughter Zavlve and the hosts, Mr, and Mrs. Pruett, Missionary Society ( Has Interesting Session JACKSONVILLE i The Missionary society of tee Presbyterian church met with Mrs, Otto Nledermeyer of West Side .Friday afternoon, Twelve membera were present. Roll caU was answered with items of Interest on the southern mountains snd Slam, Devotions.! were led by Miss Hart. A number gave Interesting readings. After the meeting refreshments were served by the hostess. All sojourn ed to meet again at the home of Mrs, S. H. Jones, Thursday afternoon, De cember 29. 4 Little Miss Bohnert Celebrates Birthday. ' CENTRAL POINT Little Miss No- reen Bohnert, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Bohnert, whose seventh birthday was November 31 gave a party after school hours for her schoolmates In the second grade room In which Miss Arlene Hay is the teacher. Relay games and singing of Thanksgiving songs, in which all par. tlclpated, made up the entertainment. Refreshments Included fancy indl vidua! cakes with candles, served by Mrs. Bohnert, Noreen was the recip ient of many lovely gifts. Pythian Sisters Meet In Ashland Mrs. Sam B, McNair of 31 Scenic drive, Ashland, will be hostess Wed nesday evening. November 30, at S o'clock, to members of the Pythian Ststera' club, according to announce ment. Guests of HiiHSongi Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Hussong en tertained at their home on Saturday evening, with Mr. and Mra. Arthur Adler, Mr. and Mrs. Kleth Fennell and Mr. and Mrs, Austin Dodge as their guests. Bazaar, Cards and Dancing Oa Circle Program Tonight Chrysanthemum circle No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft, . will meet this evening for a short business see slon, after which the Thimble club will entertain with a bazaar, card party and dancing. St. Mark's Guild To Meet Friday There will be a meeting of St. Mark's Guild for cafeteria luncheon at the Guild hall Friday at 13:30 o'clock. Luncheon will be followed by a business meeting at 2 o'clock and a good attendance is urged, Wenonah Club to Have Regular Luncheon The Wenonsh club will have regu lar luncheon and business meeting at the home of Mabel Quackenbuth on the south Pacific highway, Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Now You Can Wear False Teeth With Eeal Comfort rasteeth, a new pleasant powder keeps teeth firmly set. Deodorizes. No gummy, gooey taste or feeling. To est and iaugb tn comfort sprinkle a little Fasteeth on your plates. Get it today from Jaxmin & Woods or your druxxist. Morrtlls Entertain At Dinner sod Bridge Mr. and Mra. Jack Morrill were1 hosts at their home Saturday even-1 ing. entertaining informally at dinner, and bridge. Altar Society Meet Tomorrow St. Ann's Altar society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock m the Parish halj and a good attend ance Is especially desired. Guests In City of Mr. and Mrs, Bows Captain and Mia. Lee M. Bowit have as their guests Mrs. Bown's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Fell ttt Eugene. NEWS RECEIVER HEARING DEC. 1 By agreement between counsel for both sides, Thursday, December I has been set for hearing on the appoint ment of a receiver for the Medford News, through s petition filed by H. T Hubbard, and three other former employees. The creditor-employees seek back psy assertedly due. Thru Arthur L. Schoeni, a former employe. a civil suit has been filed also for collection of the wages. Circuit Judge James T. Brand of Coos county, assigned to hear the case, by the state supreme court, when an affidavit of prejudice waa nieo against Judge H. D. Norton, has been notified and will be here. Judge Norton Is hearing cases In Klamath county this week, In which Judge W. M. Duncan of that district has been disqualified. Attorneys for tee creditor-employe of thfrt morning paper sre Porter J. Neff, Kelly and Kelly, and Frank De Sauza. The paper is represented by Attoftwy M. O, Wllklna. Jenkins Comment (Continued from Page One I OUT why did this Loa Angeles nun went spinach everv dsv Be cause he liked It? Oh, no I It was because he thought spinach would make htm strong ana luaty, with a cheat like a barrel and muscles that bulge the sleeves ot his coat, thus enabling him to strut be lore the ladles and at least THINK they are admiring him, - ' That waa why he wanted spinach. T.HESE males I 1 They talk a lot about the women and their weakness for fixing them selves up and making themselves look nice, and they profess to be exceed ingly contemptuous ol all such de vice,. They are hollow traudshese males, (or at heart they are Just as vain as the women. Steal Poor Farm Fir. CARBONDALB, 111, MoT. 28. (AP) Of all places to rob, the authorities ssy three persons picked on the county poor (arm. They were accused ot taking a pig (torn the (arm's meat house. One of the accused persons Is blind. Clement Home Lucten Clement re turned to Medford from Portland to day where he spent the Thanksgiv ing holldaya. r " a fifth ot one saWanoay 'sill ILK AT 20 CIS. PER GALLON FOR IDFORD'S NEEDY Milk, which has been absent from many family tables in Medford since the depression period, was back In the menu today in a goodly quantity, according to reports from the North tTf street market, where a milk de pot was opened this morning by Mr. and Mra. R. L. Wyaot to supply grade A miik at 30 cents a gallon to those people who cannot afford to pay the regular price. During the first hour at the Ivy street depot, Mrs. Wysnt stated this morning, 30 gallons of milk went to families ot the city. A steady stream of customers was si&o reported from the Wslden Grocery 02 the North Pacific highway, where the same dairy has opened another depot. The milk is not bottle, but is grade A quality and kept In Iced cans, which carry the grade a label, exam ined this morning by G, W. Austin, milk inspector. The Wyant, who operate the A. W. Pipes dairy, have opened the two depots, Mrs. Wyant stated this morn ing, with no idea of damaging the business of the creameries, but to enable those people who cannot af ford to pay the price for bottled milk, and have been doing without this tery necessary food, or serving canned milk in small quantities, to provide their children with the amount they need. "We are complying with all ordi nances tn this relief measure." she stated this morning, and wilt con tinue in the work as long as we ess. We plan to be here every morning. The plan was formulated, Mrs. Wyant stated, after many stoiies came to her of families In the city going without milk. Most of them calling this morning, she added, aim sounced that they had families of one, two, three and four children at home and that they had been unable to give them an adequate amount. If any milk. "I believe that there Is more food vajue for 20 cents In a gallon of milk than in anything else a family can buy at that price," Mrs. Wyant con eluded. "So we have chosen this method ot getting toe milk to the family." Those wishing to buy milk at the depots are asked to bring their own containers. Murder Victim Not American ROME, Nov. 28. (AP) Police dis closed today that they had definitely eliminated the possibility that Miss Anna Derscherl of Home, N. Y.. wss the victim ol a brutal murder which came to light here several daya ago. They had" thought that a dismem bered body found In three suitcases at Naples might be that of the American woman. . Seal Estate or Insurance Lean It to Jones. Phone 796. Stop Gas Pains I German Remedy Gives Relief Acting on BOTH upper and lower bowel Adlerika washes out all poi sons that cause gas, nervousness and bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once. Sold In Mealord by Heath's Drug Store. illllllll America, spends TIMES AS MUCH FOR SMOKE a as tor ELECTRICITY TTHE annual per capi-i expendimr lor L electricity in 1929 amounted to J5. 00. In the same yea the American public nI6.J0 pet .spits, or more than rimes a, much, for tobacco. Wc pent 8.00 per capita for ice cream about one and three-fifths times as much as for electricity; J8.50 per capita for emdy-f.30 more per person than, for electricity. The- c&rr burs af.0 f r a aria ft U ifct lK Mf M l mi dok-, smm bn-. nrn a doe, deal dw m-t, m. th. fe s. o 1 ef abm a-, (tt ier mth ott the Wty ' da h- th a 4 THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANV leteorologicaJ Report Norember 38. 11733. Forecasts, Wedford and vicinity; Tonight and Ttissday, continued unsettled with rain- mild temperature. Oregon: Continued unsettled wea ther, with rain west portion tonight and Tuesday, and in east portion to night or Tuesday. Mild temperature. Local Data, Lowest temperature this morning, 4i degrees. Temperature a year ago todsy: Highest, 44, lowest, 33, Total precipitation since September 1, 1633, 8 -IS inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday, SQ par cent; 5 a. m. today. a per cent. Sunset today, 4:43 p. m. Tomorrow: Sunrise, till a, m. Bun. set 4:43 p. m. Observations Taken at ft a ISO Meridian Tims. Cltj 11 Baiter City MM? Cloudy Boise 82 40 T oloudy Chicago S3 M Clear Denver ' 66 40 Clear Det Molnat 40 M Clear Eureka 62 at 1.46 Rain ( i Fresno 72 M Clear Helena 4 aa Cloudy iLos Angeles 70 M Clear sfarshfleld 62 46 .60 Clear i Mentord 6! 44 .91 Rain lfew York i 98" 98 Clear : Phoenix 72 44 Clear Portland 84 49 .12 Clear iReno 60 35 Clear i Roseburg 64 49 M Cloudy Salt lake 68 4 Clear San Francisco ... 84 88 .02 Cloudy Seattle 66 46 M P.Cdy. I Spokane 4S 44 T Cloudy Grange To Sponsor Cooking School at Jacksonville Hall JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 38--(8pl.i A cooking school, under direction of the Crown Mills, and sponsored by the Jacksonville Grange, will be held at Orange hall November M, and De cember 1 from 1:30 to 4A0 p. m. Mrs. I a. Humphreys will be Instructor. The public 1. cordially Invited. An Informal social evening in the form of s card party wlU be held at the hall Thursday evening. No admission vrlll be charged. All wso can ara asked to bring their card tables and cards. Articles cooked at the cook ing school will be donated to the Orange and will be auctioned off Thursday evening. AT THE FIRST SNEEZE USE Mis AND PUT -Essence of Miartal ON VOUR rMHeKHtCHIe-' AND NUM XT NEW lllllllllllllllllll llllllllli - ? ft I T. BUDGET PGW-WQW SLATED TUESDAY AT COURTS HOUSE (Continued from Page On) budget ooramittee regarded - " e boost aa a form of relief, as many sullying reslaenr trap and kilt covotea and other varmints In th. winter months. Already collection of coyote bounties has started. The. total amount listed to be raised by levy is 377,IJ.W. tast year It was 1325.357.25. The levy for schools M fined at ,189.421 90, last year it was l!83. 671415. The school census waa re duced 10 per cent. The law requires that (10 per child be levied. The de cline In forest rentals fell heaviest on the school fund. For the ear of the poor W8.047 Is set aside, 125 000 being for relief work and the balance lor poor farm up keep, widow pensions, allowancea for Indigents, and hospitalization. The eslary of poor farm help was cut. l -.e be&vleat reductions were made in the sheriff's and county engineer's office. The salary of the county en gine fr was reduced from (4400 to 41 500 per year. The chief county offices allowances tor this year and last are; 1M9 1931 Sheriff l.0OB 1,45 Clerk .. J0.2TS 12.475 Assessor . ., , 9.343 10,790 Treasurer 4,00 4 331 School 4A0O 8.925 AH courthouse employes were given a 10 per cent cut In psy, and miscel laneous Items either eUnthwtesI or cut deep. There will be no state t this year according to present plana of Gover nor Meier, A bill seeking as per cent reduction la the salaries of all elective offices will be presented to the next session of the legislature. Gift Lingerie ...... Yvsgti-'r t-r-. w4rvM Other Gift Suggestions From Sued. Jackets j SUk and Wool Scarf. S Gordon Hosiery ' 1 New Tea Aprons, tpsi The Parker Pea Company Announces! accepted as ? . . . - ""KKun&tmcutit- Look at thete liberal allowance! : tf Ouofold or Lady Duofotd Pan. cmljr 3 arvJ an od ats M.H Pancil to maUVi, onlj and sn old psrtdl MJS Lad- Duofold P.ndL onfjr - and an ofd psncij tf Parkar Duofotd Sr. Pan, only '5? and an eld pan J4.2J Pandl to match, enljr '3 and .a eld pencil lit Duoold Da Luis Pan, onif and aa old pars i5 Da Luxa Pancit to match, only '4. an old partes! PARKER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO DISCONTINUE THIS SALE OCKNER WANTED BY FOUR STATES AWNUR1ES Continued from Pag One) pit J. picked his eg Iron wiih a razor blade, stole a phj-iician' car and we&ped. He was armted Is Santa Ctara CaU and wtiUe la at hospital time escaped again wftesj Informed his finger prtnts w r so be takes. The local stale potiee HesUs&d the prisoner as a 'bi time crook. SAME PRICE "tocUui AS 42 YEARS AGO' 25 ounces for 254 Full Pack No Slack Fillinq ADRIENNE'S S a.Vf mm m m a swa . w " Lit PA HKtR Dnn J?"' .. Pkt ttrgrf waenrea time. Th, Parker Work ner mm bees In the southern Oregon district !or about tire months and -mmm located by a e up ot celaUvea n the Trail sectta-a and at Gold Bench . Kin knew noth ing of hi sltegsti crlfr-JnaJ sc Siyjtlei, State fKrilae loc ted Wockaer to a cabin ! mUe& from Traii zy Urt week. He was pogfng as a trapper. Before ths &rr ?s all trails leading from the ntto were placed under guard to pr?vr.t escape. V,'ocine? offered no rssfstsnce and ntsde no effort to conceal JUa identity. r- A- 7 ?f . -f K . 1J a A s. fQ "Direct Ernresa" . ! VJT 015 th Empress eM Kuuit and Empress cl Alia to Voltohama. uH 1 dam, -Shanghai in 14 4m, ! a r u f : r (. Or . - Hotielulii on tba Empress c4bj h i JttMff sad Emmets at Cjimtti. i j Sumptuous First Class on all ' - j liners... a Tourist Cabin of true t?l "Empress standard. SaXUagaitg 3 from VsncBuier, Victoria, B, C. WCsB for ufmrnsSm cttmt AB-jj M trfx-ta Tow ft Uu Gnrnt. U "Try-;rye Lorn o LxLlxux. Pacific. Vt. K. Dmcss; Cuit Afttit Puft't !ft, It) Sv&tr. rvrtt-ad, RcrWsr-r $6i? I A-WTit-a. Bwfc ft. i 1m t 3 Silk and Wool Bob-i $3.95 Handmade Silk Pan tie. $1.95 SUk BaBM Beta $1,95 Silk Pa-jama .- $1.95 to $12.95 Adrienne SweaVen . Bagi Hankies $1.25 i A Timely Trade-in Sate for the Neut Term of School and the iVeui Buame&t Upturn To reduce Rbaflara stocks for 1st tall and Chrirteiu ahlprnmU, Puto or? era jnm a Ju25 to 12.50 caah alio anca for your old pea on the near atreamtlssd . Parker BuofoM Pea, or 75c to $1 .OP fur an oid mscharj cal rmcQ oa a fina sew atreamlined Itaofold Pancil, The Dnofatda offered an MOT disemttsued model-, ' but Parker', finest and (atest -exclusive JeweUIn rolora h Bsn-fcre-kabl Pmntmita Sea Green nj Black, Blark and Pearl, Bisck. Jde, and othen all told mounted, and all with Ptkr' auptr-anwotn, ''soecial-orrler Duofold point, nrtta ink capacity, and quiek-atarUnc, BOn-eJofi)f feod, Th. Pern and Pencils you trade ir, do not bare U h. Farkera, Wa ooiy require taattka old pea hara a H's gold point. So ranractr th horn and office for old pen and pencils. Taka them to the oearaat pen counter, trad thera 1b, Uk. ooh, and walk out with a brand bmt Parker Duofotd Pen or Pssefl, or tsotb. But burry sna rtgne to wttnaraar tftM oner a( any Pea Co., JaneiTiii", WkKonsis, AT ANY TLME SO DONT DELAY S