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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1932)
Local and Hume With Flu Gorg Howard of tha Hutchison atora la at hom today, 111 with lnfluenaa. , Guest at EUotU Mlaa Virginia Undley of Coker Butt spent the week-end In thla city u guest of MUa Amy Elliott. On Buslneaa R. I. Stuart left on the Shasta, today for Portland, where he plana to ap?nd a few days attend ing to buslneaa matters. Car on Fire The city fire depart ment was called to the police station about 1:30 o'clock Sunday morning to extinguish a car fire. Cow fit 11 Goes North Ralph Oowglll left last evening for Portland to apend several days transacting business In the Interests of the state fish com mission. Attend Car Showing W. W. Allen and Wm. Y. Raymond left Med ford yesterday for Portland, to attend the showing of the 1033 Chevrolet. They ' are expected back In Medford tomor- row. Here on Business iMrs. C. H. Smith of Central Point was attending to bualness matters here today. Edna Wisely o Talent was also a caller here today and Miss Annie Wells of Shady Cove. t Serves Subpoena Cal C Wells, deputy United States marshal, spent yesterday in the Klamath country. He served a lubpoena at the reser vation for appearance in federal court at Portland. ' Shopping Today Among Christmas shoppers in Medford today are Mr. and Mrs. E. Roush of Mt. Shasta. , Cal.. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Langley M Jacksonville and Mr. and Mm. John Anderson of Central Point. J Returns from North William Glad stone Steel, "Father' of Crater Lake. returned to Medford on the Shasta Sunday evening from Portland, where he has been honor guest at a number of gatherings. Children 111 Little Misses Nancy and Madeline Heath, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Heath. Jr., are reported ill at their home with In fluenza. Carrll Carkln. daughter of Everett Carkln. who has also been 111 with Influenza, was better today. Fire at store The iBand Box on Sixth street has announced a fire sale wlH be held as the result of damage to material in the fire there Saturday evening. A defective chim ney was given as the cause of the blaze. Many Enjoy Skating With Ice on the Owen-Oragon pond about four inches thick, ice skating fans of Med ford have been enjoying the winter sport during the past few days. A fair-sized crowd was reported at the pond yesterday. ? Week-end Callers Among business callers In Medford over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pools of Butte Falls, D. W. Dickey of Phoenix, Miss Wilms Howard of Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. King of Hilt, cal,, and Mrs. Hubert Vanderhoof of the Old Town mine. Plan Christmas Tree The Royal Neighbors' lodge Is giving a Christmas tree and entertainment Thursday evening, December 18, and gifts will be exchanged, and each grown peqapn and child Is asked to bring a gift. A bazaar will be held the same even ing and the public t cordially invited to attend. Persons donating things to the bazaar are asked to please leave them at the Eagles' hall ThMrs-1 day afternoon, if possible. Does Your Car Shift Easily? Now It's Time to Change to Winter Lubricants SPECIAL! Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Transmission and Differential Drained, Flushed and Filled with Winter Grade Lubricant $1.25 For FORDS, CHEVROLETS and other small cars St5ires, Inc. ' y- Phono 520 Personal To Riddle "Cowboy Joe" of Lake view, who arrived in Medford by stage yesterday, left thla morning on the) Shasta for Riddle. Boyer Arretted Vera Boyer. 96. was arrested early Sunday morning on Front afreet by state police, charg ed with carrying a concealed weapon. Slop, Here Max C. Henne of the United Airline, with headquarter in Oakland, Cal., was an overnight guest In Medford last night. , ... , Has Seyere Cold Little Ml Vir ginia Gore It 111 this week with a case of U grippe, aocordlng to report of the attending physician. ... To Grants passJudge H. D. Norton and Miss Jessie Mastln. circuit court reporter, left today on the Shasta for Grants Pass, where court will be In session. Goes to Portland Cyrus A. Herr. federal prohibition Investigator, left by motor yesterday morning for Port land, to attend the federal term of court which opened today. ... Fined $10 Irvln Pool was fined 110 in Judge Olenn O. Taylor's court this morning on a charge of being drunk In a public place. Pool ws arrested by the city police. i ... ' Postpone Meeting The T. W. C. A. study club, scheduled to meet tomor row evening at 7:30 o'clock, has post poned the gathering until after Chrlstmss, It was anounced today. ... Washlngtonlans 'BUI Lewis of Wenstehee was among the folk from the northern atate, who registered at hotels in Medord. Others were Fred Baker of Tacoma, Russell Miller, P. Dickenson, W. C. Emeriek, Mrs. J. A. Burton, T. Pendleton, O. A. Barger and T. D. Fsrrlngton of Seattle. ... Guest, at Hotels Among the Cali fornia travelers remaining overnight In Medford were Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Coulter, J. O. Ksln, Frank Perslon and Mrs. F. G. Burrows of Los An gst's. Alex Nlbley of Glendale. Leon ard Jones of Sonora, B. K. White of Yreka. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Goodwin of Long Beach and M. Atchison and M. 8. Quadras of Oakland. ... From Bay District San Francisco had the following residents listed on the hotel registers In Medord over the week-end: Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Williams, Mr. snd Mrs. M. J. Nan king. H. 8. Emanuel, W. E. McEl fatrlck, E. O. Dixon, C. E. O'Hslloran. Ralph Egger, Milton H. Roberts, Al Schwo, A. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Moreland, Mr. and Mrs. w. Moss, Mr. and Mra, O. Rothwell, Albert Michel! and Mrs. L. O. Thomas. ... 'At the Hotels Reglstterlng from points in the state other than port land, the guest here at the hotels over the weekend Include R. C. Graves, A. L. Hawn and Harry Dev eraux of ugene, Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Blake of Roseburg, J. F. Hallett, R. W. Whittlesey. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Glover, C. V. Loosly, Ethel and Mary Gheller snd o. J. Sweeney and daugh ter of Klamath Falls. A';isd Wolff of Incls, C. T. Malcom of rtrt Klamath and P. O. Herrold of Salem. ... From eMtropolls The state me tropolis Portland had the following representstlon at hotels here over the week-end: Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Qusckenbush, F. H. Carstensen, Charles Brand. Ben Rostensteln, R. O. White. R. p. Wells, Harold Brayton. M. Keller. O. J. Hill, S. Shohl, Pierre L. Traylls, Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Klelberg and son, W. J. Swlck, J. C. Haworth, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Johnson, A. R. Coffman, O. B. Ball, P. B. Sib ley, Henry McCullough snd N. A. Bergeron. A MEDFORD MAIL Articles Retarned A' lawn' mower and some gardsn tools, stolen from the Robert Muster resldtnoe at S5T Beany street, were recovered by the city polios, they reported today. Collision Sunday Automobiles driven by W. a. cool of 103S West Eleventh street and Thelma Moore of IK Cottage, collided at the South Orange street Intersection at 5:45 o'clock Sunday afternon. reports at the city police station show. Reports Aocldent Mrs. Anna Orank of 35 Portland avenue reported to city police Saturday that the auto mobile she was driving was struck by the car driven by Robert Buckets of 30 Portland avenue, as she was back ing from the driveway, ... Permit Issued The city building department today uued a building permit for 1150 to L. 0. Schaffer, for remodeling the portion of the old city hall which he recently leased. Mr. Schaffer'a shop will be located in the portion formerly occupied by the city police station and Jail. Meet at Phoenix The contract bridge club which is being conducted at the Y. W. C. A., will be entertained thla evening at the Carliss home at Phoenix. All members are requested to be at the T. w. at T o'clock, and those having cars are asked to bring them. Arrives Wednesday Walter Shanks of Portland, chief of the fteld divi sion of the federal revenue collec tions, will arrive In Medford Wednes day, to confer for two days with I. S- Foy, Internal revenue collector, with headquartera here, according to a letter received by Mr. Foy this morning. ... From Distance .Many guests were registered at the hotels here from dis tant points. They were Jack Potter of Lewlston. Ida., .7. J. McKroy of St. Louis. Mo., J. Calvin Reld of New York city. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wise of Cleveland. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McCutchsn of Wichita. Kans., M. J. Cameron, R. Devlin and Mrs. D. Mac Qregor of Vancouver, B. C. propertTowners face levy unless other tah01d (Continued uota Page One) Instead of from the conclusion of the 40-day meeting. ' The governor did not specifically recommend restoration of the state property tax, nor did he suggest or mention a sales tax. Several times, however, he has described the state property tax as archaic. Despite economies in state govern ment, he said, revenues have de creased to the point where they are Insufficient. Unless the legislature finds some other source, the property tax must be revived. "May Cancel Levy " The state tax commission will meet before the special session convenes. It muBt levy a property tax. But If the legislature can find some other source of revenue to supplant this levy, It will Incorporate In the law a provis ion that the property tax levied by the commission be cancelled. Gover nor Meier said It la necessary that the new tax law become effective be fore property owners are called upon to pay their taxes, In order to elimi nate necessity of refunds and conse quent expense and confusion. It takes a Christmas Seal to make It Christmas mall. COQUILLE Dunham's grocery store opened In new quarters on Hall street recently. SEE US ( FOR Anti-Freeze. Brf Too Late TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ESTHER M'COLLONI, FORMER TEACHER, PASSES IN ALASKA A telegram from Cordova, Alaska, was received here yesterday telling of the death Saturday at midnight I Miss Esther McCollom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. N. McOollom of thla city and for several years an instructor in the Medford schools. The exact cause of Miaa McCollom 'i death was not revealed. The first telegTam, telling of her lllneaa, was received by the McOol loms Thursday and stated that she was critically HI and in the Cordova hospital, where she was receiving ex cellent care. On Friday a second wire was received announcing that aha had passed the crisis, was out of dan ger and Improving. Yeaterday after noon the third wire came, announc ing her death. In the flrat telegram. It was at ted that a letter in explanation had been mailed. The letter has not been re ceived here and the McColloms stated today that they are afraid It was on the boat which waa recently wrecked on the northern coast. Earlier in the fall Miss McCollom had written her parents that she was ill with Influensa. She had returned to teaching In Cordova, where aha has had a position In the schools for the past year and a half, however, and was thought to be in good health, when the telegram waa received, tell ing of her recent illness. It la thought that ahe suffered a relapse from Influenza or other com plications resulting from the attack. Her cousin. Lola McCollom of Pair banks. Alaska, waa on her way to Cordova, when news of Miss McCol lom's sudden passing was received. Mlea McCollom. a graduate of Cheney normal school in Washington, waa an Instructor In the Jackson school here for several yeara and waa prominent In school and social activi ties of the city, where she has a large circle of friends. She left Medford Just a year and a half ago to accept a position In the Alaska schools and did not return for the summer vacation this year. She la survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. K. McCollom, and by one brother and one sister, Ivan McCol lom of Iowa City, Iowa, and Mrs. Ruth Olson of Rl tar I lie. Wash., also by several cousins, Arthur Hesa of this city. Mrs. Mary Orlffitna of Eu gene, and Walter Hess of Grants Pass. The body will be shipped to this city for burial and funeral arrange ments will be announced as soon as further Information la received from Alaska. A Christmas Seal on every letter Will help many vo get better. JUNTORA New highway to this place . practically completed. Roxy 10c Tonite "The Last Man" Tue. "Crooked Circle" STUDIO Adults 15c Kids 5e 0 Ends Tonite "DOCTOR X" With Lionel At will, Fay Wray, Lee Tracy Tomorrow, "Amateur Daddy" ROUND TRIP IN COACHES ONLY lerweea all Union Poct&c point, (aUa point, on certain connecting line,) in Or.aon,Waihington, ldoho,Montane, Jrah (Ogden. Salt Lake and wet), Vyomlng (Orangerond well), North .'okoro (Wlllliron, Dickinson, Bownae nd wett), and to Vancouver and thar Intermediate point. In Brttfth -iolumbla. Minimum adwtt fare SOS'. OiHdree half fare. Going Dec 22,23,24,25,26,29,30, 31 and Jan. 1, 2 Return (Home by Midnight) Jdtl.4 ill PER NIIE Approximate Round Trip Fares I O D I S tTnA T I O N r 100 200 S00 1000 Miles Miles Miles Mites Away Away Away Away 2.1 0 4.32 10.80 21.60 -ALSO- (opplleaM to Urrttsry abowo) ONE FARE plus 251 ROUND TRIP Good In Coochat, or, upon paymanf of vtuol eh a row, n Sleapsr or Parlor Car. OOINO D A I IT D. 16 f 23,lnelwlva, mr4 Dae. 30 fo Jon. 1, Inilvtlv tVTt, (Ha-.VyyMldM,) Jo. 10 ftogooge chackad For complaf information phon colt m General Passenger Dept. 637 Pillock Blork, Portland. Ore. OREGON, MONDAY, NOW HE SEES HIS HOPES FULFILLED By Herbert riummer WASHINGTON A scholarly and affable man, a familiar ftfure around the capital for a numoer of years, more than likely has set down as his favorite maxim "All comes to him who waits." He Is Dr. Juan B. Sncasa, Nlcaragu an minister to the United States and Just elected president of that re public. The lanky NlcaraRuan. who received his education in the United States and who la fond of saying that this ta his "second native land." thus re turns to govern a country whence he fled some seven years ago. , Sacasa was vice president of Nica ragua back In 1025 when General Chamorro staged a coup d'etat and took over the government of the country. Sacasa then left the coun try for Mexico and Ouatcmala. His departure changed, the political course of his country and may be the policy of the American govern ment toward Nicaragua. Sacasa's absence led to the recog nition by the United States of the government under the presidency of Dlas. Under the Nicaraguan consti tution, which provided that upon the absence of the president and vice president, the congress shall designate one of its members to complete the unexpired term. Diaz was recognized by the United States. Sacasa contended that he waa the constitutional president. It Is Interesting to speculate, now that it la all over, Just what would have happened had Sacasa, managed to remain in his native country back In 1S25. Another Thrilling Continued Story or MAIL TRIBUNE Readers! -v, ft, .1 , : IE my nw l 1 - I J m a s M KIST.IX I M L S- ' . wrfNW .n vflM)tt. A 4 Jf i Mvty f y rf t' ' "' 'pfi jiJ'rrivL - 7- . f f Mi si - 1 '' v t iff 'f- Jf t': -v: ;; lb ' Fi A ', -Jjfff Bfl 'V:.-J fo&mi:Hl MS '"' ' I L TtjARRELL ARMITAGE held no faUe illusions JUm about hit immense wealth; he was keenly aware his millions would not tempt' BARBARA QUEN TIN in the slightest. Yet FARRELL was determined his riches could be used to convince BARBARA she should become his wife. An that was the beginning of as strange a court ship as man ever used to win a woman. Begins Wednesday, December 14 in the MAIL TRIBUNE DECEMBER 12, 1932. He might havt ascended to the presidency then instead of seven years later. The United States might have given htm moral if not actual physical support to hold on to his government. United States marines might not have been dispatched to supervise subsequent elections in thu. country. Henry L. Stlmaon might not are been sent Into Nicaragua as perianal reDresentatlve of President Cool Idee. 1 And had he not brought peace be tween warring factions there and been rewarded for his efforts by be ing made governor-general of the Philippines. President Hoover, who had never aeen htm, might not have named him hla secretary of atate. But Sacasa, despite his being a bit tardy in realizing his ambition to become president of Nicaragua. In the meantime haa not been left out en tirely. In the elections, supervised by American marines, his old friend and colleague Moncada waa elected presi dent. Moncada named him Nlcaragu an minister to Washington. And It must be soothing to any old wounds that he might have to know that he waa elected president in the recent elections over hla two old political enemlea Dlaa for presi dent and Chamorrow for vice presi dent. FIVE-DAY WEEK INDIANAPOLIS, W-C. 13. (AP) with votes tabulated representing one third of the membership on the five day week proposal. International Typographical Union officials today announced the plan waa favored by 19. TM ballots from 33 large local Charles P. Howard, president, said 19.764 balolta from 33 large ' local unions have been counted. Altogether there are some 700 locals. One a penny Christmas Seals! . i fca, ,,!,,, A 1 YOU CAN'T MARRY" - f j tftyt" ?' l 7?'M Regular communication of Reaves Cnapted, O, E. 9, Wednesday evening. Decem ber 14, at 8 o'clock. Election of officers and social night. Visiting members welcome. HATTIB M. AIiDEN. Secy. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR RENT 4 -room house, 15 00 Owner. 601 W. 10th. PI j: AS A NT ROOMS House furnace heated and a fireplace. Three good meals, tl.00 a day. 710 B. Main. FOR SA1 K Beaver Jacket, value iVW. Perfect condition. Sacrifice $60. Phone 557-X. HOMF.MADF. plea and cakes, slao chicken plea. None superior m Medford. Delivered. Phone 557-X. ATTENTION. Mr. Car Owner! Can furnish you with good used cylin der heads, blocks and radiators, rt S price of new; up to '31 models. Hi-Way Exchange, 1 ml. S. Phoenix WANTED Woman to care for in valid and do housework, small vages: or wilt board man and wife in exchange for woman's work. Tel. 852 -J after 6 p. m. WANTED Youth's bed. Call 1503-W. WANTED Exp. woman to care for children. References neoasary. Call 1670 afternoona, Mrs. T. Stater Johnston. FURN. APT6. fftosm heat: conveni ent for 4 adults. The Be r ben, 10 Quince. FOR SALE OR TRADE Wood Tor car. '28 model or later. Tel. 857-L. HAVE beautirul Oakland home. Want Medford or acreage. Phone 1157. Ends Tonite, "Congorilla" rOMINO TOMORROW "They Call It Sin" (fa RRELL did not try the unimaginative, prosaic tactic Tof lavishing his wealth on the girl. Instead he spent thousands on the man to whom BARBARA was engngud, to help him succeed in his profession, to heal his ci'rjipled body, to make him a more desirable hus bnnr. more formidable rival for BARBARA'S favor, amazing, daring campaignl '.j thrilling serial! PAGE FIVE WANTED A used radio. Box 8091. Tribune. 3 -ROOM modern house for rent. In quire Baker's Store, Jacksonville highway. COKls 50c aack. 132 No. Riverside. 5-ROOM unfurnished newly deco- iiu noune;cneap. pnone 440-X. EXPERIENCED cook and housekeeper witiiwi wors wnere can nave full rhsrse. cn (rive references. Box 8670, Mall Tribune. FOR SMX Ford Roadster, 10'.'8 mod el: A.-1 shape. Inquire 10 E. 8th. WANTED 1000 loan on Income property and acreage. , Box 9031, Trlbunu. 37 TYPE FORD TRUCK Long W. B. Ouaranteed. Priced to sell quick. 31 Town Sedan, looks snd runs like new. et a bargain. '29 Ford Sedan, '37 Die. Studebaker Sedan. '27 Chrysler Sedan, and many more priced to sell quick. Trade and easy terms. DATES AUTO CO.. Ine FOR RENT 4-room modern house. Special rate to permanent renter. Write Box 46.7, Rt. 1, Medford. BUY XMAS GIFT FOR HER Visit my nice home, furnished, on cor ner lot, excellent Income. Best of fer on E. Z, terms gets It. 200 W. Jackson 8t. FOR SALE OR TRADE Csfe. See owner, 302 So. Grape St. NOW PLAYING WdMt DRESSLE1 MORAN ef1 iiilflrJ PACIFIC 2C
