MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1932
PAGE THIRTEEN
Local and
Washlngtonlans Seattle (oik who
ire guest In Medlord Include W.
Cassell and John M. Clark,
i ...
Guest or Mrs. Watt Mrs. Lula
Morgan ! a guest here (torn the eaat
of Mra. W. B. Watt, having arrived
a few dava ago from Spokane, Wash
L'nderioea Operation P. 8. Clegg
underwent a major operation this
morning at the Community hospital
and was reported getting along nicely
this .afternoon.
- Home from California Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Grlmmett have returned
to this city from spending two weeks
In California, where . they attended
to business matters and visited Yo-
semlte national park.
Guest from Afar Thos from dlS'
tant points who are listed on the
hotel registers are Mrs. Jagga of Van
couver. B. C, Harry L. Prohow of
Myle, Minn., and Arthur H. Kuhn of
Chicago. 111. '
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On Business Here 0. J. Barry,
general agent of the passenger de
partment for the New York Central
lines, with headquarters In Portland,
spent yesterday In MJdford, attend
ing to business matters for his com
pany. ...
Business Callers Among visitors In
Medford today, attending to business
matters and shopping, are c. R
Reynolds of Roxy Ann way, Stanley
Lydlard of Central Point, Tom Riley
of Eagle Point and Mrs. Ella Mcaeatn
of Prospect.
... .
Juvenile Meeting Election of of
fleers will be held tomorrow after
noon by the Degree of Honor Juve
'.. nlles at their meeting In Labor hall
at the corner of Main and Central
streets. All members are requested
, to be present.
i
Chorus Practice A full attendance
Is desired at the Tegular practice to
morrow morning at 10.30 of the Jack
son County Teachers' chorus, accord.
" ing to announcement today. The
meeting will he conducted in room 8
at the Senior high school, with Miss
Harriet Baldwin as director.
Giving Exams Operators' and
chauffeurs' examinations are being
given today by Ward McReynolda of
the secretary of state's department.
. In the city hall. Mv. McReynolda
will also' be here tomorrow, with the
:. office being open from 8 a. m. to 8
p. m. "
...
' Asks for Vegetables Lion George
J. Prescott today requested that any-
ows having aurplus vegetables that
might be used at the Lions' soup
... kitchen, get in touch with htm. A
large number are being cared for, and
any contributions will be greatly ap
... predated, he stated.
Little Rain Only one hundredth
-' of an Inch .of rain fell here between
5 p. m. Thursday afternoon and 8
a. m. today, according to the united
3" States weather bureau at the Medford
municipal airport. From 5 a. m. to
; 8 p. m. Thursday, only a trace was
recorded, the reports show.
v . Accident Reported An accident re
port was filed at the city police eta
tlon this morning by Ane Chrlsten
" sen of route one, Medford, whose
automobile collided with that driven
by Elden Miller of Ashland. The
Chrlstensen car was turning ' Into
Voorhlea' crossing when the accident
occurred, his statement ahows.
.
nilllngs Is 111 Newman Billings has
been 111 for the past week with a
serious attack of Influenza. He was
reported In a much Improved condi
tion today. Newman and his mother,
Mrs. John Billings, operate the Lone
Pine service station located at the
overhead railroad crossing five miles
south of Qold Hill.
...
Friday Callers Many people from
nearby towns and communities were
In Medford tela morning, transact
ing business and shopping. Among
them were Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Board
v ma and Mrs. E. J. Boardman of Cen
tral Point, Miss Laura Burson and
Mrs. Chub Anderson and Mra. Donna
Oraffls of Phoenix and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe McKnlght of Jacksonville.
e ' '
lames Hayes Better James Hayes,
Jr., was still Improving In health to
day, according to report from his
father, Dr. James 0. Hayes. The
youth Is receiving treatment at the
Sacred Heart hospital for Injuries
sustained In an auto wreck Sunday
evening, when he was returning to
the University of Oregon after apend
Ing the Thanksgiving holiday here.
jjj Of Course You're
Interested.
in our special sales which we have each Saturday
and rightly so. They invariably will save yon
money .... and
Watch each Friday's paper and then order from
your favorite grocer or our retail store.
Tomorrow we will offer
Jumbo Raised Donuts
1 7c doz.
This is a large fluffy donut, generously sugared.
The good old fashioned kind your grandmother
was so proud of.
Personal
Visits Mrs. Stacy Mrs. Mae Orsen
of Ashland 1 a guest In Medford this
week of Mrs. Chas. Staoey.
....
Guests of Barkers Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Brown of Crescent Mills, Cal
an spending several days her as
guests or Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Barker.
Here on Business Hugh Ford of
Medford wss transacting business In
Grants Pass Wednesday. Oranta Pass
uauy -courier.
. .
Down from Prospect John Phlpps
or Prospect Is among persons from
country districts attending to busi
ness matters here today.
t .
Visiting from Medford Clifford
Sparlln of Medford apent Thursday
in o rants Pass, visiting relatives and
mends. Grants Fas Dally courier.
...
Hurd Leaves C. T. Hurd of Port
land, manager of the Jobbers' Supply
company, left this morning for 'the
coast, after a two-day bualneas visit
in southern Oregon. . ;
.
DelzeU In City T. W. Detsell, as
sistant division manager of the Cali
fornia Oregon ' Power company In
Klamath county, was a local business
visitor the middle of the week.
. . . i
Mrs. Clrlch III Mrs. Wm. Dlrlch of
South Oakdale waa taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital last night for
medical treatment and was reported
sa getting along nloely today.
...
Arrives Today Mrs. H. P. Hargrave
arrived hers today on the Shasta
from Berkeley, Cal., to attend the
funeral services of her brother, Fred
W. Weeks.
a
Guests In City Mr. and Mrs. O.
Bslentyne of Olendale, Cal., were
guests Tuesday and Wednesday of
Dr. and Mrs. charlea A. Shade!, at
their home here.
...
Gentner to Conference Louis O.
Oentner left by train last evening for
Seattle, where he will attend the
Western OH Spray Project conference
In session there Ssturday and Sun
day. Leaves for Montana Mm. Jenora
Moulton lett this morning by train
for Billings, Mont., to spend four
months visiting her daughter, Carrie
Emerson.. Mrs. Moulton formerly re
sided -near Billings.
. . .
Here from North Mrs. A. H. Lamm,
accompanied by Mra. Hubert Person
of Portland, arrived here today from
the northern city, having visited
there. Mrs. Parson will be the guest
while here of Mrs. Lamm and her
alster, Mrs. Alios M. Dunn.
.
Car Fire The city fire department
was called to 613 South Riverside
avenue at 9:30 o'clock last evening
to extinguish the Whipple car, which
had caught fire from a short circuit.
Llttb damage reaulted, firemen' re
ported today.
.
Llceuse Issued A marriage license
was Issued yesterday 'to Robert M.
GUlmore, 23, of Ashland, and Helen
Catherine Walton, 18, also of that
city. He listed his occupation as a
truck 'driver. He gave his birthplace
as Central Point and she as Jackson
ville.
...
Urged to Attend All members "1
the American Legion are urged to
plan now to attend the district con
ference which will be held In Med
ford next Thursday, December 15. A
large number of outside veterans Kill
be present from alt parts of district
no. 4, which embraces the soutnern
Oregon territory. The dsy'a program
will start with a business conference
In the afternoon, to be followed oy
a apeclal meeting and entertainment
In the evening.
...
From California with the cities In
California a their homes, travelera
stopping overnight In Medford at the
local hotels were Mllo M. Harding and
Tom Hole of Los Angeles, Guldo J.
Orannuerl, L. L. Vaughn, John C.
Plnley, Eugene P. Burton, Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Hicks, F. J. Bryson, S. M.
French, George Whipple and George
W. Edwards of San Francisco, C. C.
Anderson of Sacramento and J. O.
Becker of Oakland.
...
Guests In City From point In the
state other than Portland, the fol
lowing Oregonlana were listed at local
hotels as follows: Roy Entler, F. B.
Miller and G. H. Kllborn of Rose
burg, Howard Scheffel of Klamath
Falls, Z. S. Merrill of Albany. J. C.
Currls of Salem, May Woolly of Grants
Pass, B. M. Gould, Hugh H. Earle and
F. R. Miller of Eugene and I J.
Allen of Corvallla.
TROOPS READY
I . .' ... .... !.'. K .Jst wi "I .. .. v X
'MmfM. It
Although war has not been officially declared, many hava been killed In skirmishes between Bolivian
nd Paraguayan forces In the dispute over the Chaco territory In South America. A battery of Paraguayan
artillery Is shown ready for action. (Aasoelated Press Photo
Western Thriller
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Thrilling action and a blazing w estern story are featured at the Holly
theater today and tomorrow. Short subjects will feature a capoon.
"Forty Thieves;" Modge Podge, Woman's Work, a McNamee news reel
and a cartoon. Kiddles are lookln g forward to the 5-ccnt matinee to be
held Saturday.
ASTORIA. Ore., Dec. 3. (AP) An
unexploded bomb, fashioned from 47
sticks of dynamite with fuse attach
ed, was found today under a rear
room of the Youngs Bay Cooperative
Dairy here, Chief of Police John
Acton disclosed.
The ohlef expressed belief the bomb
was placed by the same person who
successfully set off another bomb In
the boiler room of the dairy, wreck
ing that part of the building Wed
nesday night. '
District Attorney P. P. Lelnen
weber said today he would take the
case before the county grand jury.
His statement was In response to a
request of the Portland office of the
International, Labor Defense league
that such an Investigation of the
"fascist terror bombing" be held and
that every effort be made to bring
about "the arrest and conviction of
the perpetrators."
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PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 2. (AP)
Expressing the hope that agricul
tural relief will be given fullest at
tention at the short session of con
gress. United States Senator Freder
ick Stelwer left Portland last night
for Washington, D. C. He expects
to arrive In time for the opening of
the session Monday morning.
Before leaving the senator observed
that farm relief la of more Import
ance to the people of the nor to west
than either the prohibition or the
foreign debts problems.
Radio Picture Wins
Craterian Audience
Th Big Broadcast, romantlo t
comedy starring the outstanding radio
personalities of the day and a group I
of movie stars ends It. run at the I
Craterian theatre Saturday night. On
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock every
child In Medford will be given the
opportunity to see this tremendous
production for five cents.
The csst Includes Blng Crosby, Kate
Smith, Burns and Allen, Donald Nov is,
Cab Calloway and his orchestra, the
Boswell Sisters, Vincent Lopes and his
orchestra. Arthur Tracy (the street
singer), Stusrt Erwln, Leila Hyams
snd the Mills Brothers. Starting Sun
day the Craterian will show another
big hit, "Teas of the Storm Country."
HARRY CAREY AT ROXY
IN FIRST RUN PICTURE
Harry Carey, one of the leading
exponents of melodramatlo action ro
mances, returns to the acreen- In
"Cavalier of the West," a spectacular
story of pioneering dava In the Mexl
can border country. This picture,
recently completed, will be shown for
the first time locally tomorrow at
the Roxy Vieater.
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Miss Greg' II' Miss Virginia
Gregory has . !a 111 at her home on
East Jackson stree suffering from
a severs esse of Irfluenra, for the
past wek. She ass reported In an
Improved condition today.
RGSEBURO Intension of powr
I and watr eervlce, to cost s-proxl-i
mately MO.OOO. lUrted here I , Call- j
fornla Oregon Power company. j
FOR ACTION IN
Comes to Holly
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. (P) Dem
ocratic farm relief plans were dis
cussed today by Chairman Jones f
the house agriculture committee and
Greorg W. Hill, president of the
American Tobacco company, who
conferred with President-elect Roose
velt Thursday.
It was understood Hill made no
specific suggestions but offered his
services to the committee in supply
ing Information on Tobacco and the
tobacco Industry.
Archbishop Dies
SANTA FE. N. M., Dec. 3 (AP)
Archbishop Albert T. Daeger, 60, of
the Catholic archdiocese of northern
New Mexico, died here today of in
juries suffered when he fell down a
flight of atalra and Into the base
ment of a garage.
Administratrix' Final Notice.
Notice la hereby given that t"ie
undersigned administratrix of the
estate of James E. drleve, deceased,
has filed In the County Court for
Jackson County, Oregon, her duly
verified Final Account, and said
Court has fixed December 31st, 1032. J
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said ,
day, at the Court Room of said Court. I
as the time and place for hearing cf
said Final Account. All persons In
terested are hereby notified ta make
or file their objections to said Final
Aocount, if any they have, on or be
fore aald date.
MART E. GRIEVE,
Administratrix of the Estate
of Jamea E. Orleve, deceased.
W Home Owned
Koxy
Phone 291
A Operated
lOc
Children 6c
first 8 rows
Tonltis Tallulah Bankhead
In "DEVIL and the DEEP"
SAT. First Time In Medford
HARRY CAREY In
"CAVALIER of the WEST"
Also Speed In the Gay 80's
Prowlers L'nconquered Africa
Continuous Show Sat. 1:30 to 11
STUDIO
Adults J5
Kids 5
T0NITE and SATURDAY
Bill Cody and Andy Shuford
"Texas Pioneers"
Also Short injects '
S. P. FARES
SLASHED!
FOR OREGON TRIPS
New one way tnd round trip fares
between sll Southern Pacific sta
tion! in Oregon ! Good in cosrhei
or tourist steeping cars. Return
limit on louoduips JO days.
SAMPLE FARES
Portland sfl.io fin.:.
slem 80S n.l.l
Albany S.1S 40
Eugene 4.20 7.00
Southern Pacific!
I. C. Carle, Aleut. I'lione
CHACO DISPUTE
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SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 3. (AP)
Current new business of 317 mills, re
porting to the West Coast Lumber
men's association for the week end
ing November 36, was 17.10 per cent
over production, and shipments 6.2
per cent over production, the associa
tion said today.
The mills operated at 23.1 per cent
of capacity.
Unfilled orders Increased 3.449.000
feel over the previous week; new ex
port business increased 0.692,000 feet;
new rail business Increased 8,036.000
feet; the local trade decreased 852.000
feet and the new domestic cargo
orders dropped 7,724,000 feet.
TO
O. L. Church 111 arrived Thursday
from Tillamook and Is a guest of his
brother, C. M. Churchill and family,
at Central Point. Winston, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Churchill accom
panied his uncle.
The Churchill's own the new Rogue
River Cheese and Products Co., being
constructed in Central Point and the
brothers will both be connected with
the plant..
W-M tofifipi. 1 For All You ram Who Are red Up On
1 .kfgKm Drawing Room Dramas and Pink Tea
Jg v l;' -4'"V ,'sr Heroes. A Blszlng Action Story of the
(SJk j&jK&f W TOM MIX FRED K0HLER
Jfg RAYMOND HATTON
V'S &' A From the Story by Nina Wilcox Putnam
JfljL ADULTS 20C ANYTIME
2 MfoW. I Uow ir.tM H matinee
X.JfY' I K'S! SATURDAY
National Coal
You
Also DRY SLABS BLOCKS
Body Fir and Hardwood at new low prices
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Tel. 631
assvsssmssisi'.lisjfi'
GETS JUDGMENT
AGAINST MR. FEHL
A decree In t,h case of Nleder
meyer, Inc., sgslnst Earl H. Fehl snd
others (or a Judgment of 13300 and
$350 attorney fees was filed In cir
cuit court late yesterday. The de
cree was signed by Circuit Judge E.
O. LaTourehe of Clackamaa county,
who heard the case.
The decree directs that a Judgment
be made against tha property In
volved, that the aame be sold snd
that a deficiency Judgment be Issued
sgalnst Pehl If required, and that
"any overplus be distributed among
fOoTATE-1 DECLASSIFY
'38 CHEVROLET Coach, 150; 37
Chevrolet. Coach. 95: 39 Plymouth
Coupe. S315; '39 Ford Coupe, 1S0:
37 Star coupe. S35; '34 Star Sedan.
35: '34 Studebalter Touring. MO.
Tom's Osrage, 330 North Riverside.
WARM,
dale.
pleasant room, 220 N. Oak-
FOR sand, gravel, sediment, fertilizer
and teaming. Phone 012-J.
FOR SALE Whippet roadster, Ford
sedn. Chev. touring. Star touring.
Hupp touring. Durant sedan, Chev.
delivery. What havo you? Hlway
Exchange, 1 ml. S. Phoenix.
LOST Lsdv's black leather puree,
containing Identification card, etc.
Reward. Return to Tribune office.
FOR SALE Cheap, one Maytag In A
No. 1 shape, equipped with electric
or gas motor: also one Wardway.
Bargain. 33 No. Drape.
FOR SALE Wood range, electric
range, etc. Ends Transfer. Phone
815.
WILL TRADE for air compressor for
small service station. Hlway Ex
change, 1 ml. So. Phoenix.
WANTED 2-gang tractor plow.
13-X-3, Central Point.
Tel.
WANTED Snd hand piano In good
condition, cheap. Address Box 332,
Route 1, Central Point. '
FOR RENT 4-room furnlahed house
and 2-room apartment. 875 6o.
Central.
FOR RENT 5-room furnished house
anc; garage. Call at 345 N. Bartlett.
FOR SALE All electric radio: B
eliminator; good A battery; 3
speakers. Hlway Exohg., 1 ml. 8.
Phoenix.
FOUND Small coin purae. Owner
may -have same by paying for ad.
Mall Tribune office.
FOR SALE Standard make used
piano, just like new, s05. BALD
WIN PIANO SHOPPE, 28 8. Grape.
FOR SALE Beautiful Baby Orand.
Best piano bargln In So. Ore., 110
cash and (10 per mo. will handle.
BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE.
Ltlla Purucker, 38 So. Oraps.
FRIDAY SATURDAY
.75 per ton
Weight Guaranteed
and FREE Kindling;
can't beat National Coal
the defendants In accordance with
their rtghta."
The decree further hold that the
mortgage held by Neldermeyer, Inc.,
haa priority over the libel Judgment
of Roy Pirr for 15,000 awarded by
a Jury against Fehl and the Pacific
Record -Herald, that no partnership
exUted between Fehl and the Nle
dermeyen, and that none of the
allegations and claims of Fehl In
countersults was sustained by the
evidence.
HOTELMEN TALK
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PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 3. (API
Matters of taxation, bad checks and
me national liquor problem from the
hotel standpoint were discussed to
day at the opening of the J3rd an
nual meeting of the Oregon State
Hotel Men's association here.
A committee consisting of J. R.
Linn, Salem; Phil Metschan, Portland
and George Sabln, Grants Pass, waa
appointed by President Edward Boyce
to consider the advisability of con
ferring with the state legislature on
the liquor question.
Among the out-of-town hotel '
owners and managera here for the I
convention are W. M, Clemenson,
Medford: Albert Austin anrf H.....K- !
ter, Lorraine. Klamath Falls, and Mr. j
ana rare A. J. Alartlneau, Q rants Pass.
Old Pioneer Marks
98th Anniversary
ASTORIA. Ore., Deo. a. P) Mrs.
Elisa Jane MoKean Hustler, who
Prince Auto Electrio
and Wrecking Co.
S-vlt. 13 plate, guar. 1 jr. $3.50
Re-ch(. SOc, our make 23o
Uenerators 91 and up
17-10 N. Riverside. Phone 835-W
I 7 CAB AU0WAy i
5
KIDDIES MATINEE
SATURDAY MORNING 10 o'clock
COMING SUNDAY
BETTER THAN ANY
PICTURE THEY'VE
EVER MADE.
Jonat
GAYNOR FARRELL -A
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Matinees Week Data
128 Balcony Seats 15
Loner Floor .....afio
KIDDIES
Rollfast ball bearing Roller Skates,
Pair ,., i,.:.:. $1.60
9-in. Electric Hotcake Griddle . .. . .,. ,98c
25 to 60 watt Light Globes, each.,. .10c
K-M Electric Build a Motor for boys $1.90
Electric Corn Popper, dark finish . . . 95c
Electric Corn Popper, nickle plated $1.70
Combination Popper and Cooker. .$1.70
Electric Sandwich Toaster ,. .$1.70
7-in. Cromium Electric Waffle Iron
with heat indicator ,.. , $4.15
6 in. Electric Waffle Iron with
heat indicator - $2.40
6-in. Electric Waffle Iron, without
heat indicator ...$1.70
5-piece set Earthen Mixing Bowls 95c
Roasters, 8-lb. turkey size, granite
ware . . . $1.49
Roasters, 10-lb. turkey size, granite-
ware $1.98
Roasters, 16-lb. turkey size, granite-'
ware . :. ... ...... .$2.19
Hubbard Bros. Inc.
E. Main and Riverside.
clslms to be one of the oldest pioneer
women in Oregon, today celebrated
her OSth birthday anniversary hers
at the home of her granddaughter,
Mrs. William Olendennlng.
' Mra. Hustler, widow of J. O. Hus
tler, one of the first bar pilots on
the Columbia river, crossed the plana
In 1847 with her parenta. Sne ar
rived In Astoria In 1848.
Don't Trifle With Coughs
Don't let thvin get a strangle hold.
Fight germs quickly. Creomulsioa com
bines the 7 best helps known lo modem
science. Powerful but harmless. Pleassnt
to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will
refund your money if any cough or cold
no matter how long standing is not re.
iievod by Crcomulsion, (adv.)
DANCE
Central Point
GRANGE HALL
Sat. Nite
Admission
Ladies
..25o
..10c
CTMQffl
ANY
SEAT
15c
ANY
TIMB
ENDS TODAY
"Speed Demon"
TOMORROW
Tim McCoy
'The Western Code'
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BIN0 CAOtBV I km
LEILA HYAMS
BURNIX ALLEN
KATE VUTH
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125 Balcony Seats 206s
Lower Floor .
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Since 1884
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