MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1932.
PAOE SEVEN
Local and
Mra. Linda.? 111 Mr. D. O. Llndaey
la 1U M bar hom. on Loaler lan.,
uttering from a ni attack at In
fluent.
Hera en Business A1 My.re. rep
rewnutrw ot Haaa Bros., San Fran
Cisco la transacting buelneai la Med
Jord toiaj.
Mr. Brown Still 111 Royal Brown of
Eagla point la attll lerloualy 111 at Qia
homa .according to word received
. bar. toiaj.
Hatnton III Mends of Tom Har
rison are aorry to learn that he ta
111 with influenza at nla home on
the Jacksonville highway thla week
III With Influent Mlaa Joan
Swlgart. etudent at the Southern
Oregon Normal ached, la 111 at her
home thla week with Influenza.
Stay In Medford Mr. and Mra. U
3. Aahmead of Spokane and R. F
Bodell of Seattle were the Waahlnjj-
ton guest, at botela bene laat night
TJndertoee Operation B. W. Nips
of the California Oregon Power com
pany underwent a minor operation
thla morning and wae resting easily
thla afternoon.
Councllmnn 111 O. 0. Purnaa,
member of the city ooundl, will oe
unable to attend the bearing on the
city budget thla evening, being I'J
with influenza at hli home.
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Grieve Much' Better Ludo Grieve
of Prospect, who received Injuries 'n
a fall several daya ago, was reported
In a much improwd condition at
, the Sacred Heart hospital today.
Transact Business J. W. Boacom o!
Mt. Shaeta, 0. E- Weaver of LaOrande
and Richard Sibln of Grante Pass are
all bustnesa visitors In Medford o-
day.
Grasa Fire The city fire depart
ment was called to 407 Newtown
street at 6:30 o'clock last evening.
extinguish a grasa fire In back of the
residence, it was reported today.
Attend Nichols Funeral Among
the many Eagle Point people In Med
ford yesterday for the funeral of
Qua Nichols were Mra. 8. B. Howlett
and daughter. Miss Rattla Howlett,
and bis Rose Whaley.
From' a Distance Thoee from dis
tant points, who were regtsti-red
overnight at local hotela are Richard
' Rehele of Pilham. N. T., L. W. Pick
ett of Minneapolis, Minn., and Frank
Enalnnger of New fork city.
Undergoes Operation --Gordon Grow,
18, of Ashland, underwent an opera
tion at midnight last night for ap
pendicitis, at the Sacred Heart hos
pital. Today he was reported as get
ting along nicely.
Fradya In Medford Walter Fradv,
. manager of Pay n Taklt. made a
business trip to Medford, Wednes
day afternoon. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Prady and their two daugh
ters. Grants Pass Dally courier,
Mrs. Taylor Leaves Mra. P. D.
Taylor, who baa been spending some
time here with Mrs. Emma Drlskeli.
left today for Eugene where she will
. visit before going to her home near
Portland.
r Mr. Isaacs Better Wm. P. Isaacs.
who has been III with Influenza for
the past several days, waa reported
In an Improved condition today. He
has left the hospital for his home
and plans to be up and about town
tomorrow.
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Karmel Com Display A display
. appropriate to the Christmas season
fills the Chamber of Commerce win
dow this week, and was prepared oy
the Karmel Korn ahop. Candles,
frulta and poocorn In auttable holl
. day packages form the display.
From the South With their homes
listed as Oakland, the rollowlng stop-
ped overnight In Medford: Kenneth
J. Rhead, A. R. Bulller and H. n.
Dennis. Others from that state wore
G. E. Frevert of Crescent City. E. F.
Grlgsby of Hollywood and Walter Pa
kay of San pranclsco.
Files Report Russell Hogue of
route two filed an accident report
with the city police this forenoon,
following a collision at the corner
of Main and Grape streets at 10:30
a. m. today. The other car left be
fore Hogu? could obtain the license
number or the driver's name, he
stated In his complaint.
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Who's the Champion Yo-Yo
Artist?
Along with the rest of the coast Medford has gone
Yo Yo, and Fluhrer's Bakery will hold a Yo Yo
tournament in connection with their Yo Yo cam
paign. If yon are a Yo Yo fan he sure to enter the
Yo-Yo Contest
This Saturday from 2:30 to 4:30
Building next to Fluhrer's Bakery
Old Breler Location
This is going to be sumpln. Eight prizes and jobs
for the winners. Two divisions. Young and Old.
Mr. X Will Be in Charge
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FREE ADMISSION. CONTEST OPEN to ANYONE 1
law
Personal
la Grants Paw R. A. Oollla of
Medlord was In this city Tuesday on
business Grant Pass Dally courier.
Business visitors I. A. Roberts,
Aahtand attorney, and Sam Jordan,
merchant In that olty, spent several
hours la Medford yesterday attend
ing to buslneas Interests. ...
Return! from North R. I. Stuart,
who has been attending to business
matters in Portland tor the past few
dsys, returned to Medford by train
today.
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Refer Back Borne Having attend
ed to business Interests In Seattle
and Portland, Raymond R. Reter ar
rived back In Medford thla morning
on the Oregonlan. . ,
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Bounty Warrants The county
clerk's office yesterday Issued bounty
warrants to Bud Shulta of Rogue
River for 8 on two bobcats, and to
Joel A. Dennis, also of Rogue River
for S3 on one bobcat.
Leaver Ignite A pile of leaves
caught fire In back of the Larry
Scbade residence. 669 South Oakda'.o
avenue, &t 4 o'clock Wednesday after
noon and the local fire department
was called to extlngulah the flames.
Auto Is Found The automobile
belonging to Justin Smith, which was
stolen last night from Ifl Cottage
street, was located thla morning at
the corner of Third and Central, ac
cording to city police.
At Phtpps' Cornar Three bicycles,
found yesterday by the olty police,
were locsted at tho Pblpps corner or
Four Comers .according to officers,
end not at the aerlce etatlon own
ed by Mra. A. Waddell and operated
by H. E. Harold.
License leaned A marriage license
was Issued Wednesday at the Jack
son county cl"rk's offlor to Clifford
Alvln ttew.ll, 39, of Portland, and
Georgia Lauretta Perkins, JO, of Ash
land. He la a native of North Da
kota, and she of Wisconsin. His oc
cupation was Hated as a driver.
Accident Reported A collision at
the corner ot Central and Main streets
yesterday afternoon, waa reported tt
the city police station by Leta M.
Abbey of 510 South Grape street,
driver of one of the automobiles.
The Guy Crosby car waa entering
Main from cvntral when the two
collided, the report states.
Portlanders Prom Portland, hotel
lists include A. O. Smith, C. O. Greg
ory. S. G. Smith. J. E. Lambche, W.
O. McLaln, Mary Bellmoyer, W, H.
Prunk, C L. Gardiner, Leo R. Powell.
H. Hageman, George F. Klrkwood, A
E. Smith, E. A. Hadfleld, N. T. War
ren, J. Hughes, Q. H. Worley and
L. W. Gamble.
Shopping Today Numerous com
munities are represented by shoppers
and business visitors in Medford to
day. Among them are Austle Bar
ron of Phoenix, Daisy Payne of Same
Valley, Sam Israel jf Jacksonville, A.
A. McCoy of Trail, Rufus Youn?er
of .the Old Stage road, Mra. Fred Van
Curler of Ashland and Mr. and Mra
S. A. Lengley of Jacksonville. .
Train children Music Inatruotors
In the various grade schols of the
city, who were In charge of the train
ing of the children for tonights con
cert of Christmas music st the hl;b
school auditorium, were Alice Cro
mar, Washington; Eleanor Curr7,
Roosevelt; Margaret Arnold, Junior
high; Prlscllla Webb. Lincoln: Jeanne
Laldley, Jackson. The program f
carola Is to be presented at 7:15 oy
a group of about 300 atudenta In the
fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
grades.
Guests at Hotels The guests reg
istered at hotels In the city Include
the following from points In the state
outside of Portland: W. L. Pltzpat
rick of Albany. Harvey D. Roe, E
Sllversteln, A. L. Smith, James V.
Tlerney and Mr. and Mra. E. R. peerce
of Eugene, G. T. capser and Mr. and
Mrs J. L. Edmunds of Klamath Falls,
O. Hilton, Jr., of Grants Pass, Rslph
L. Spalding of Salem, Ward Shaaton
and Walter Dunham of North Bend,
Hoy Entler and 0. M. O'Malley of
Rosebug and O. A. Peterson of
Kerby.
Stated communication cf
Medford Lode No. 103, A.
P. & A. M-, Friday, Deo. 19.
at 7:30 p. m. Annual elec
tion of officers. Visitors m-
By order of L C. STEWART,
GEO ALDEN, secretary.
vlted.
W. M.
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default of these nations would do to
their credit standing or to their re
laUom with the United States, Sec
retary Mills said the outcome waa
"purely speculative" and no other
official would venture anything more
definite. Mil la said normal relations
between this country and those
which do not pay need not Neces
sarily be disrupted.
No Pay tn Bullion
Re cited Russia which, though not
diplomatically recognized since the
Soviet regime took control of t&e
nation, still has trade relations with
thla country.
None of the $134,934,421 being paid
today will come into the treasury in
the form of bullion for the present.
Payment, officials explained, Is this
time Just a bookkeeping entry; the
remittances being credited to the ac
count of the United Btates probably
In the New York Federal Reserve
bank
The latter will probably withdraw
the foreign gold a bit at a time, as
no single shipment totaling the 95,
660,000 being transferred by Great
Britain could be Insured.
Despite the certainty that Prance
would not pay, the United States to
day was tn the peculiar position of
having no official word to. that ef
fect. KEY GROWERS
RECEIVE FAT
ROSEBURO, Dec. 15. (?) Distri
bution of approximately 16,500 to
turkey growers who participated In
the Thanksgiving pool is being made
from the Roseburg office of the Ore
gon Turkey Growers. The payment
Is the first on account in addition '0
the advance tendered at time of de
livery. It is expected that another
payment to growers will result from
this pool when final settlement oc
curs. Growers were given an." ad
vance on a basis ol 10 cents p:r
pound for prime young toms and
hens at the itme of delivery, and the
additional payment brings the total
to 17 cents.
The association expects to organize
another pool shortly aft:r the first
of January, it waa announced today.
IN FARM AC!
WASHINGTON, Dec. U. (API
Organized farm groups urging toe
domestic allotment relief plan before
-the house agriculture committee to
day, said theyfavored preservation of
"all that la gooa in 'the farm Doard
act, that Is, all except the etablllz
Ing provisions.'
The question ot disposition of the
farm board was raised by Represen
tative Andresen (R., Minn.) while
Frederick T. Lee, spokesman for the
agriculture groups, was testifying.
"Do you favor abolishment of the
farm board?" Andresen asked.
"We want the preservation of all
that Is good in the act, that Is, all
except the stabilization provisions,"
Lee replied.
' Bids cslled for construction of 3.1
miles pavement on New Era-Canby
cutoff.
Detroit. Plana considered for con
struction of Whitewater creek bridge
near hero.
Portland. 0. P. McLaughlin open
ed restaurant at 871 Sandy.
English Actress Here
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Benita Hume, brunet British
actress, haa arrived in Hollywood
to begin her American movie ca
reer. (Aasociated Press Photo.)
STUDIO
Adults t.V
Kid, Sc
Ends Tontte. Warner Baxter
In "AMtTEl'R DADDY"
Tomorrow
Zane Orejr! "Riders of the Purple
Sage"
And The Last of the Mohicans'
Roxy 10c 1
Tonite "Crooked Circle"
Frl. First lime In Medford
"Honor of the Press"
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Faces Murder Charge
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AuthoritieH planned to file a firs
degree murder charge against Jule
Rachman (above) Omaha theater
manager, after he shot and killer
Harry Goldberg, a former busi
nesa associate. (Associated Press
Photo.
Mead Urges Funds
For Owyhee Work
PORTLAND, Doc. 16. (P) A dis
patch to - the Journal today from
Washington,- D. C. said that "in
hearings before the commute.' on
appropriations. Dr. Elwood Mend, rec
lamation commissioner, forcibly urg
ed that although revised budget esti
mates for the Owyhee project brought
the amount for tho next fiscal year
down to $1,600,000, congress should
appropriate (1,800,000 as a minimum."
Eugene. Firm name of - Bailey
Electric Co.. 1027 Willamette street,
changed to Castelloe St Stocker,
Forest Or ove. Walter James open
ed flour, hay and grain store.
fOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
WE WOULD be pleassd to have some
one glvt; us the address of Frank
E. Finaiey, formerly of-Central Point.
Address Commercial Printing Dept.
Mall Tribune. Medford.
PIAONO BARGAINS Kranlch &
Bach used piano, splendid condi
tion, nl:e case, $37.50. Bungalow
piano, low prl ;e, terms to suit
: Beautiful little Baby Grand, (325:
terms. 810 psr month. BALDWIN
PIANO SHOPPE, 26 So. Grap;.
FOR SALE Or trade for fresh milk
cows, sprayers, wagens, engines and
other farm and orchard equipment.
T:l. 591-J-l.
741 WEST JACKSON 8 rooms, good
condition and location. Tel. 105.
FOR RENT . Small houses, 1-acre
tracts, near Centra) Point. Call 105.-
WANTED Family washings.
Emil'Andren. Tel. 1097-W.
FOR . RENT 309 Genesee, 4-rcom
partly furnished home: electric
rane, heatrola. hardwood floors
and fireplace, clo;e to business dis
trict; 37.50, inc. water. Charles
R. Ray, Realtor. Medford Bldg. Tel,
303. '.
FURNITURE repaired and upholster
ing. Thibault, Tel. 989-R.
APT. for rent. 8C8 W. Main.
FURNISHED 5-room modern house,
20 per month. 44 Myers Court.
Inquire 440 S. Riverside Ave.
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Attention Land Owners of
Medford Irrigation District
Important meeting at the auditorium in
the Ccurt House
2 P. M. Saturday, December 17, 1932
Purposed new plan of settlement with its
new rates of assessment will be discussed.
All landowners are urged to attend.
(Signed) BOARD. OF DIRECTORS
Medford Irrigation District
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yJtjjii fc"4: Vou will like the atmMphere 111 F
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ttyiWjfsi ft outaidf roomi mth oath, I
iV::??:!j:r'P arnilaun., mta bed- I
AKjftiiH' fi'-i-W nead readins lamp, and wl
Hi t&'MV -v 'f Servidof Nearest, to Wore, yffl
fl-;jfti. ' offices thcatrea and railroad
iMmVAlsM staUon tmJem 1 i.
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DAIRY SITUATION IN
Id IS
DISCUSSED AT MEET
The dairy situation of southern
Oregon and northern California was
discussed last night at a meeting of
the Dairymen's association at the
county court course, attended by a
small representation of followers of
the industry In this section.
W. A Gates, merchant and cannery
man, who baa done much to promote
the southern Oregon tomato during
the Dast vear. save the association
an interesting talk on farm products !
from the retailer's standpoint. Med- I
foTd buyers are loyal to local pro
ducts, he pointed out, and local da try I
products bring more money on the
Medford market than Is paid In Port-
land.
O. A.' Frevert, manager of the Del
Norte creamery at Smith river: Floyd
Bennett, manager of the Bnndon
Cheese and produce company, wid
Neil Craig of Crescent City were vis
itors at the meeting and spoke briefly
on the dalrv situation on the ooast.
K. O. Fowlr, eounty agent, brought
considerable Interesting Information
to the members and forecast a brlght
rr future for the dalrv industry and
for southern Oregon through success
of the dairy industry.
Hedrhh fvvited
To Tax Meeting
E. H. Hedrlck. superintendent of
the Medford schools, will leave this
evening for Salem to attend a meet
ing of the State Tax Equalization snd
Conservation league. The meeting will
be held at the state house tomorrow
nnd Superintendent Hedrlck has been
Invited to sit in with the committee.
AVIATION AIDE STEPS
INTO. WHIRLING .'PROP'
SAN DIEOO. Cel., VfC. 18. (fl)
Aviation Mashlnlat Mati: Reynolda I
MoMlllan, etatloned aboard the U. S.
S. Lanjley. waa killed yesterday, It
became known today, when he atep
DM from beneath the wing ot a
plans on tho Wngley'a flying dec,
and waa atruck by a whirling pro
pellor. TONIGHT ONLY
ON OUR STAGE ,
At 8:40 p. m.
ROGUE RIVE-i
COWBOYS
of KMED
IN PERSON ,
ON OUR 8CUEEN
'PAYMENT DEFERRED "
COMING FRIDAY
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ARBUCKLE FILM
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PORTLAND, Dec. 15. A war
rant charging him with exhibiting a
motion picture without a permit, waa
s?rved last night on Andrew Saao,
theater manager, because In violation
15c TIME 15c
Today
BUSTER KEAT0N
SCHNOZZI.E DURANTE
In
"SPEAKEASILY"
Also "What Price Taxi"
Fox Movietone Newa
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December Sale
Enable You to Save On Gift
SEE MR.
Union Suits
Medium weight
underwear
95
c
Part Wool Union Suits
$1.79
TIE SETS
Handkerchief and Tie. Specials 95t and $1.45
Campbell Clothing Co.
10S East Main
TsassjaWSBP
of an old statute he showod a two
reel film of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
Last avek.
The Arbuckle films were banml
from Portland by an ordinance pass
ed eight years ago following the Ar
buckle scandal. The censor board
here granted Saao a permit for the
picture, but later revoked it when
it was discovered the eight-year-old
ordinance oontlnued in force.
Talk Columbia.
WHITE SALMON, Wash., Dec, IB
HP) Mo than 100 delegates were ex
pected here today for the meeting nf
TO HOME OWNERS AND FARMERS
Are you looking for a renewal of yonr mortgage and for
lower Interests on your existing one?
The FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANS cannot function thro ejlstlnf
miUdlng and Loan Companies.
But aomethlng ran be done. II Immediate concerted action 1 taken.
If you are Interested forward me your name, addresa and rtione
number.
Geo. Schumacher, 619 South Riverside, Medford, Ore.
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ELK
Doit Miss the Annual Elks
Christmas Tree
ELKS' TEMPLE
TONIGHT at 8:00.1
LET'S MAKE IT A
Trench Coats
These popular coats
marked for Xmas sale
$3.45
Men's Suits
$25 value wool Suits.
Xmas sale
$17.50 ana $19.50
Top Coats
Smart wool Coats In new
winter shades L,
$13.50 to $19.50
Calfskin Jackets
Washable leather Jackets. The
Ideal Xmas gift ,,,,, .
$8.95
House Slippers
A large variety of M gg
colors and styles
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tfj AT THIS STORE TOMORROW, FRIDAY
irom to a o ciock. He will make a man
for your approval In our display window.
Xmas Neckties
All colors and
patterns
55c to $1.35
Dress Shirts
A man can't have too
many shirts. Xmas special
95c
r3aW!Of.lPWaW
the Mid-Columbia chamber of com
merce, In which communities In
Washington and Oregon bordering
on the Columbia river between Van
couver and Pasco hold membership.
PORTLANU. Dec H.p) While
ten persons stood in the store, two
young men, holding automatic pis
tola, robbed a market here last n'-ght
and escaped with about 950. Four
employes and six customera were
menaoed by the robbers.
Central Oregon highway, Ontario
to Juntura, practically completed.
Li
Prices
Purchases
DRESS
SOCKS
light weight,
In all colors
35c and
39c
Phone 654-S