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MEDFORD MAIL TREBUXE, MEDFORD. OREGON", WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932. PAGE FIVE Local and Peck IU William B- Peck, city po- Uoe olUcer, baa bees 111 at an nome for the part MTeral daya. Samuela la IU Qua H. Samuels, olty treasurer, la Ul at Us home, loi tering from Influenza, Here from Persist W. W. Wllletts, well known rancher of the Persist district, was In Medford this morning attending to business matters. Stops In Mfdford Captain Alex ander McOee of the United States army was an overnight guest in Med ford. Stop In Hertford Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Hlckey of Portlsnd were overnight guests in the city. Mr. Hlckey Is with the Shell Oil company. Llllard Returns Mack Llllard, Med ford'a boxing promoter, has returned here from Klamath Palls, whew he has been putting on matches for the v. part several weeks. ' ... Badminton Class Meets The T. W. O. A. badminton class will meet this evening at :30 o'clock at the Arm ory. There will be no basketball played this evening. ... Russell Improves J. JE. Russell of S09 South Orange street, who has been 111 with pneumonia since Fri day, Is reported In a much Improved condition. - ' Undergoes Operation Mrs. B. M. Bush underwent a major operation this morning at the Community hos pital. She was reported as resting easily this afternoon. ... Permits Total $1500 Building per mit Issued during the month of No vember total 1500, according to the records of the city building depart , ment. The largest amount was $760. X ... Seattle Residents Prom Seattle, the hotel guests were Leo Kemp, A. Peterson; A. O. Weth, Mrs. Shatook, E. K. Hawley, Charles M. Smith, Mrs. R. E. Evans and Catherine Evans. ... Benford Improved P. M. Benford, who has been 111 for some time at the Sacred Heart hospital, has been re moved to hie home on West Main treet and is reported In a much Im proved condition. ... To Woodruff Meadows Hugh B. Rankin, 'supervisor of Rogue River national forest, la spending two days at Woodruff Meadows road camp, In specting the work there. He left Med ford this morning. Going to Klamath B. O. Harding, Internal revenue collector, with head quarters here, Is leaving tomorrow for Klamath Palls, where he will spend two weeks attending to busi ness matters. ... To Remain Here Mrs. W. E. Beelby and Mrs. B. E. Button arrived In Med- ford on the Shasta today from Tracy, ' Cal., to remain In Medford. They will reside with Mrs. M. T. Boaheare while here. . Plan Postal Party Postal employes and friends are planning a dancing party for Saturday evening, Decem ber 3, at the I. O. O. P. hall. At the earne event the Auxiliary to the Mall Carriers will sponsor a Christmas ba raar and candy booth. Visitors Yesterday The list of vis itors in Medford yesterday from neighboring towns Included Mrs. Donna Oraffls of Phoenix, Mrs. Sophia n-.nf. p. nrf Miss Laura Burson of Phoenix and Miss Issle McCully of Jacksonville. ... In Town Today W. L. Jones, who has been in the Applegate area work ing on the Beaver creek road, was at Biv.r nntlnna.1 foTeet of fices in the Federal building this forenoon, attending 10 ouaine me ters. ... John Balrd In Hospital John Balrd, who underwent a major opera tion at the Community hospital yes terday morning for ruptured appen dix, was reported resting easily last night. The boy Is the son of Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Balrd. ... Mrs. Wood Leaves Mrs. N. D. Wood of this city, district missionary sec retary for the Methodist church, south, left on the Shasta this morn- s for corvallis. where she will con duct a meeting tomorrow. Prom there she plans to continue to Port land to spend a few days. . . . . Meeting Tomorrow The Women's Relief Corps will meet Thursdsy afternoon at S o'clock In the Armory. Material for relief work will be avail able at this time, according to the announcement. A good attendance Is dealred as there will be election of officers. ... Visits Mrs. Gardner Mrs. D. R. Cheney of Portlsnd was a guest last evening of Mrs. W. H. Gardner here. .Mrs. Cheney accompanied her hus ) bsnd to Medford from the north. Mr. Cheney, secretary of the Masonic grand lodge, attended the meeting in Ashland last night. ... r.rav Arrested Arthur Gray of Williams was taken into Justice court in Grants Pass by state police yes terday, on a charge of operating with switched license plates. Sentence was continued for 10 days and the car held until proper license pistes .re secured. ... Hartman In City Professor Henry Hartmsn of Oregon State college, Cor Tallls. arrived in Medford by train this morning to spend several days attending to business mstters before traveling east to carry on his experi mental work in connection with the pear industry. ... More Rainfall The total rainfall In Medford since the beginning of the weather bureau's fiscal year, Sep tember 1. has reached a total of 4.38 j Inches, according to the report Issu ' ed todsy by the O. S. weather bureau. Prom 5 p. m. yesterday to 5 a. m. to dsy the precipitation was .08 of an Inch, and between 5 a. m. and 8 p- m. yesterday the rainfall totaled .33 of ta tacs, Personal En Route Home Dr. O. A. Haynes of Ashland was returning to his home there by train this morning from Portland. . Home from Portland Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nichols have returned to their homes at Eagle Point after spending a week in Portland. They made the trip north by motor. ... Mrs. Chlldreth Home Mrs. W. L. Chlldreth of Eagle Point, who has been a patient at the Good Samari tan hospital for the past month, re turned to Medford by train thla morning. Demonstrates Ship Leonard R. Peterson, who was demonstrating a Waco ship for the Rasmussen Mead ows' flying service of Portland, spent the week-end In Medford, Journeying north Monday. ... Returns Home Miss Doff Royal, well known commercial artist of Portland, left for her home yester day, after spending the Thanksgiv ing holidays with friends In this olty. a Opens Shop Lillian Puhl will open her beauty parlor In conjunction with the Hotel Holland barber shop, according to announcement today. The shop will open tomorrow, and all types of beauty culture will be of fered. ... From Snn Francisco Sid Norman, A. L, Anderson and G. C. Sudmore of 8an Francisco were guests of local hotels last night, as were G. W. San ders, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wilson and A. Langstaff of Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Suit of San Bernardino. ... Andres 111 I. F. Andres, manager of the local Montgomery Ward store, haa been confined to his home for the past several days, suffering from & severe attack of Influenza. He Is rapidly Improving, and expects to be out the latter part of this week. ... Journeys North Glen W. Neel, United States department of com merce airways Inspector, with head quarters In Portland, left Tuesday on the United Air Lines ship for the north, having attended to business matters here. Rankin at Port Richard Rankin, well known Portland filer, stopped at the Medford municipal airport the latter part of the week, en route to Portland from Los Angeles, where he delivered a trl-motor plane. He was flying a Fleet on his visit here. ... Goes to Klamath Carl E. Grant, district manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company, Is spending today In Klamath Falls on business. Tomorrow he will be accompanied back to Medford by Howard Scheffel, aslstant manager, with headquarters in Klamath Falls. . ' Accident Reported Miss Gertrude Hasklns of route filed an accident report at the city police station, fol lowing a collision at the Main and Fir etteet intersection yesterday, with Mrs. Bert Orr. Miss Hasklns waa traveling east on Main street, the re port shows. En Route to Pearson Lieutenant Bond, In charge of Pearson field, Vancouver, wash., stopped at the Medford municipal airport Monday, en route to the Washington port from Crlssy field, California. He was flying a Thomas Morse observation ship. . Trainmen Her Included among the railroad men who arrived here this morning from the north were George O. Thomas of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway, J. T. Wallace of the Chicago & Northwest ern line, and Ernest S. Farrell, rep resentative of the Union pacific. Mr. Thomas and Mr. Wallace have their headquarters In Portlsnd, while Mr, Farrell Is from Eugene. ... Manv from Portland Guests on the hotel lists from Portland Include T. J. Canavan, Frank Mowry, Mr. and Mrs. P, C. Hlckey, 0. L. Eaton, R. H Spear, E. L. Barth, J. Brunt, J. Mc- Hugh. W. J. OConnor, Curtis oard n:r, H. J. Sherman, C. Hurd, George Memuryehy, H. W. Dickinson, George D. Easter, E. H. Clsrk, Charles Tls dale. P. B. Schalton, E. E. Sharp, A. C. Fires. J. G. Conley, T. H. Heppeard, C. L. Gardiner, C. M. Nellson, J. E. Lambcke, 0. Ballard, C. Calven and Arthur Leonard. ... Stop at Hotels Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 0. Barbour, Roy Entler and C. 0. Archibald of Roaeburg were among those in Medford at the hotels over night. Others from various points In the state were Frances Evans and T. H. Delaell of Klamath Falls, R. A Harris, J. W. Ooebel and Charles A Cole of Salem, F. B. Thompson, B. M. Gould. H. B. Eason. Mr. snd Mrs. C. J. Brsdley and Henry Boert of Eugene. Clarence Will of Prospect snd Mrs. M. A. Gregory of Freewaxer, .... Plans Socials Albert J. Peake. dis trict manageT In southern Oregon for the Artisan Life association, was In Medford Monday visiting members and making preparations for future meetings. He announced plana for several social meetings with dancing. Mr. Peeke's headquarters are in Grants Pass, and he plans to make regular visit to Medford. Friday evening, at the Evergreen hall in Grants Pass, the Artisan Assembly of that city will hold an opening meeting of enter tainment and dancing. All Artisans and friends are Invited. JT Home Owned Roxy Phone 291 U Home Owned A Operated lOc Children oc first 8 rows TONITE Norman Foster In "STEADY COMPANY" Also Laurel-Hardy Comedy Start Tomorrow Taltullah Bankhwid. fiery Cooper In "DEVIL AND THE DEEP" Dally Mat. 1:30. Eve. 7 p. m. WOCKNER'S FATE A definite decision wu expected thle afternoon by the state police relative to the disposition of Warren Wockner, 35, wanted In four states for felonies. Both Illinois, where Wockner Is wanted for the kidnaping of a Watseka, 111., banker, and Cali fornia, where he la sought for rob berlea In Humboldt and 8anta Cruz counties, seek his return. It Is ex pected that these two states will decide today which will return htm for trial. The Illinois charge carries the heaviest prison term. Wockner was arrested In toe Trail district Saturday and talks freely of the charges against him. He Is also wanted In Washington and Florida, but these two states decline to press their charges' at pres ent, , 40 ET 8 MEMBERS 10 VII G. A large number of Medford mem bers of the Las Socletle dee 40 Hommes at 8 Chevaux will Journey to Grants Pass this evening for a banquet meeting In the Cavemen's domain at the Del Rogue hotel, ac cording to Carl T. Tengwald, chef de gare. The Orante Pass group la arrang ing for a class of candidates who will be obligated Immediately fol lowing the banquet. Radio Stars Appear On Craterian Screen "The Big Broadcast," featuring many of radio's greatest personal ities In company with a cast of screen favorites, opens Thursday at the Cra terian theater. Blng Crosby, Kate Smith, the Bos well Sisters ,the Mills Brothers, Cab Calloway and his orchestra, Burns and Allen, Arthur Tracy (the Street Singer), and Vincent Lopez and his orchestra, all of whom have radio audiences numbering millions, are cast with Stuart Erwln, Leila Hy mns and other movie players In the picture. The story revolves around Croaby, Miss Hyama and Erwln. Crosby, In the film as In real life a radio fav orite, Is so fascinated by another woman that he never shows up at the studio in time for his broad casts, and Consequently gets himself fired. Erwln, in love with Miss Hy- ams, finds she loves Crosby, and In & magnificent gesture, buys the sta tion and network to restore the lat ter his Job, for Leila's sake. Grieves Welcome Son In Lakevieu) Word was received In this city yes. terday that a son was born Monday at Lakevlew, Ore., to Mr. and Mrs. Heston Grieve. Mrs. Mary Grieve of Prospect, the grandmother, with Dewey Hill as chauffeur, left at once to see her first grandchild. Both the father and mother are former students of Oregon State college. Koozer Captures Elk Bridge Prize Ralph Koozer won high score at the regular Elks' bridge party at the temple last evening, with E. W. Win kle receiving prize for low. Six tables were In play. The members of the club meet each Tuesday evening for bridge. Special program la being arranged for tomorrow evening's meeting of the Elks' lodge. WILLIAM POWELL STEALS HEARTS IN STUDIO FILM William Powell and Kay Francis are reunited in "Jewel Robbery," which opens at the Studio theater tonight. Powell appears as the suave, elyly humorous "robber," a man who steals hearts even while husbands look on hopelessly. Miss Francis appears as the beautifully gowned Baroness Terl, toast of Viennese society, sought after by a thousand men, but loving only one, and he not her husband. Call for Warrants. School Diet. No. 59. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemp tion of all warrants between the No.'s 547 and 900 and No.'s 111, 17 and 458 and all other warrants dated prior to the year 1930, Issued by School Dlst, No. 59, Prospect, Ore. Interest ceases on the flth day f Dec. 1932. All warrants payable at the first National Bank. Medford, Ore. H. L. CARLTON, Clerk. Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Cham pion J. McCollum, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that David S. McCollum has been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Champion J. McCollum, deceased; all persons having claims against said estate are required to present them to said David 8 McCollum on or before six months from the date of the flwt publication of this notice, at 534 Hamilton street, Medford, Oregon, DAVID S McCOLLUM. i er a" ANT 1P. IOC SEA l TIME IOC ENDS TODAY "Strange Justice" TOMORROW Wm. Collier Joan Marsh in 'The Speed Demon' Dry Body Fir WOOD IJ-ln., Her. 1.75: IH-ln.. Her, 2 In Two Tirr Load. Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 76 Discovered Robins I if s 1 mtt: Carl Byrd Fisher, 12-year-old Whlttier, N. C, boy, led authorities to the whereabouts of the missing Col. Raymond Robins. It was re ported he would receive a substan tial reward from the Robins' family. (Associated Press Photo) Robbed Bound and gagged by two masked men who Invaded their Philadelphia home, Mr. and Mre. George Harrl. son Frailer, Jr., socially prominent, were theatened with torture and the kidnaping of their children until they revealed the hiding places of cash and Jewelry. Mrs. Frazler It shown abovo. (Associated Press Photo) Live Stock Winner f. X 'I K5 -it l ft! f V i Floyd Weaver of West Point Ind., captured a $300 scholarship oy winning the national meat ani mal live stock contest for 4-H clut boys at the International Live stock show. (Associated Presi Photo STUDIO THEATRE L-Tonite&Thur$.-J ansj. Intimate Con JTj regions of the A WnrnPr Br. . Adults lOO Star Mil. J Kid(jie, 8o He Sln'e llrr Jenrela hut thnt nnn't alt AI.'O SHORT 8t ll.ir.CT Ja- , 4 - 1 i : a 'i-' ... M 1' Scoundrels! 1 1 CALLED TO REST Word has been received in Medford from Atascadero, Cal., of the death of Mrs. Mary L. Maglll, wife of Samuel S. Maglll, Novemoer 4. They former ly made their home in Medford, where they have a number of friends. Funeral services were conducted t Gray's chapel, November 7, by Rev. LeRoy St. John, assisted by Mrs. Peter TJaldeen and Miss Ruth Blan chard. Mrs. TJaldeen sang two num bers, accompanied by MIsj Blanch ard. Interment waa made at Pine Moun tain cemetery, and a large number of floral offerings testified to the high esteem in which she waa held. Mrs. Maglll was born at Fayette vllle, Ark., 59 years ago, and with her husband and family went to Atascadero from Santa Margarita about a year ago- Besides her hus band, she is survived by a son, Sid ney; a sister, Miss Anna M. Jeffrey of Atascadero, and two brothera, J. A. Jeffrey of Portland and R. J. Jeff rey of Los Alamitos. Berrydale BERRYDALE, Nov. 30. (Spl.) R. J. Graves of Klamath Palla spent Sunday at the G. G, Stagg home on Berrydale avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knox are at home again after a month's stay with Mrs. Knox's sister, who has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stagg are guests of G. G. Stagg and wife of Berrydale avenue. They are moving into one of C. C. Champan's house where they expect to make their home. Mrs. P. M. Lyon returned to her home in San Gabriel, Cal., after a few days' visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Stagg. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Payton spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Payton's parent on North Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harriott of Klamath Falls spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Phlpps In Medford. In connection with the showing of "The Speed Demon," a story of out board motor racing, at the Rial to theatre Thursday and Friday, the theatre has on display the boat with which Harold Grey has made a clean sweep of many race In which he has entered throughout the state. "Irish Luck," as he calls the little speedster, has carried Grey and Joe Meyer to victory In races at Klamath Falls, Astoria, Gold Beach, Savage Rapids and many other speed tests. With the powerful Johnson "Sea Horse" racing motor, which 1 also being shown with the boat, "Irish Luck" is capable of doing better than fifty miles an hour, giving a good Idea of the tremendous speed and efficiency of the little boats which provide the exciting background for the picture, "The Speed Demon," The fastest inboard motor boat. such as driven by Kaye Don or Gar Wood, with a 8000 horsepower engine 120 times a powerful as that of the smaller craft has reached the speed of only 120 miles an hour, or a little more than twice the speed. "The Speed Demon, the first film to bring the thrills of outboard rac ing to the screen, has a cast that Includes William Collier. Jr., Joan Marsh, Robert Ellis, Wheeler Oakman and many others. DETROIT, Nov. 30 (AP) A brief bulletin on the condition of Henry Ford, timed at 10 a. m. today, said "Mr. Ford slept calmly all night. Temperature 98.4; pulse 73; respira tion 20V And an array of hort uh. Jerts that arc a feature In themselves. ANDY CLYDE Comedy PATHE NEWS ORGANL0OUE Medford' FINEST Entertainment Engineers' Choice 01 Gretchen Zlerath waa one of four girls aetected by University of Wis consin engineering students as rep resentatlve of the best In feminine beauty. (Associated Press Photo) Friends of Jamea Hayes, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Jamea O. Hayes, were glad to learn this afternoon that the youth i in a little better condition today. Report from the Sacred Heart hospital, where he Is receiving treat ment for serious Injuries sustained In an auto wreck near Oakland, when returning to school at the University of Oregon Sunday night, said he waa resting more easily and had had a fairly good night last night. I F. C. PORTLAND, Nov. 80. (AP) Plana for a (2,000,000 relief loan for Mult nomah county wera discussed here today after a conference between the county commissioners and Pierce Wil liams, field representative In the west for the Reconstruction Finance Cor poration. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR RENTJNlce residence near high school; double garage. 603 8. Oai- dale. Phone lBB-j-a. LEAVING TOWN selling odds and ends; also Hoover vacuum cleaner, $8; coil spring daybed, like new, ,12; beautiful large mirror, 5; add ing machine, 7: mandolin, 4; Cal. 30 rllle, $10; good ooll spring mat tress, alno table top, firewood. 833 Maple. FOR SALE 1929 Chev. 6 coach, new paint, fi almost new tires, Karl Keen trunk; mechanically fit; looks like new. EAKTN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Dealer. 13 ACRES Own water right; house and other buildings; on bus line; 1000. A. E. Dennis, Rogue River, Oregon. CHEVROLET '37 Coupe; good me chanically; 6 tires; 1033 license; C47.S0 cash. Phone J'vllle 114. TODAY TOMORROW 20c ANYTIME THRILLS AND SHIVERS FUN FOR EVERYONE with, REGIS TOOMEy JUNE CLYDE WILLIAM V. MONO LUCILLE LAVERNE EDDIE PHILLIPS DAVIS' PROPOSAL I PARIS. Nov. 30. (AP) An agreeP ment for reduction of armaments on principles formulated by Norman Davis, the American representative. Is the main object of a five-power con ference to be held at Geneva at the end of thla week, It was learned to day. If the parley is successful It will mean virtually that the great powers will engage to bring about curtail ment not only of war materials but also of man power. air. Davis has been driving quietly toward thla tangible goal In his con versations with the German. Italian and British representativea at Geneva and with Premier Herriot here. Apparently he decided that the only way to get quick resulta Is to remove from disarmament dlaciiuinn such dangerous political matters as mat or security against aggression and that of equality in armaments. The indications are that he has succeeded In negotiating a sort of truce in the discussion of these mat ters. COYOTES KEEPING F Increase in the number of eovote hides, brought to the countv iwric'iil omce xor collection of bounty, has I Tonite Only RUTH CHATTERTON in 'THE CRASH' STARTS Thursday A human-down-to-earth atory of the lovei, hates, secrets and ambi tions behind the 'mike' with the most famous names of radio ... the favorites of the screen TOGETHER IN THE MOST THRILLING ENTERTAI NMENT SINCE TALKING PIC TURES . . . t 1 TTlhie IBS BEOAHDCASir Matinees Week Days 125 Balcony Beats 15 Lower Floor 25e KiddiiS $Q.50-Per 3 Dry Pine Dry Slabwood UTAH National COAL $1Q.OO JL J Per I BODY $1.75 Per Tier In Two SAWDUST MEDFORD FUEL CO. Tel. 631 been noticed the past week, due to many of the residents of the hill dis tricts taking their trusty rifle in hand. A 83 bounty la paid for each coyote. Some of the varmints are trapped, and some shot. The bounty on cougars and panthers Is 10 each. Despite the heavy kill made last winter, it Is reported that the coyotes are as plentiful as ever. They have just commenced to come down Into the lower levels, and the first anow will bring more. Anticipating a heavy season of coy ote killing, the budget committee re cently raised the bounty appropria tion from 13000 to 94600, and listed It under the head of relief fund. HOMES AND RANCHES Doing busl. ness proposition. Houses for rent. W. J. Roberts, 720 W. 2nd St. Tel. 1528-J. Bronchial Troubles Need Creomulsion Bronchial trouble may lead to some thing serious. You can slop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote) that is pleasant to take, Creomulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold ac tion; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is recog nized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for per sistent coughs and colds and other form of throat troubles. 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