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Local and Mr. Newbury Home Gus Newbury naa returned to this city after a short stay in Portland. Here' Yesterday Lee Port, ranger at the Star ranger station In the Applegate district, was a business vis itor in Medford yesterday. From Butte Falls Mr. and Mrs. J R. Winn of Butte Palls were business visitors in Medford. attending to mat ters at the Federal building. Mrs. Noe Goes Home Mrs. C. T. Noe was removed from the Sacred Heart hospital to her home today, her condition being much Improved. Vlsls In Medford Mrs. L. A. Clancy of this city has returned to her home here after spending several days wltn her sister, Mrs. L. H. Sutherland, in Medford. Omnia pass Dally Courier. f Business Callers Air. and Mrs. T. J. Burn field of Jacksonville were transacting business In this city to day. Bruce Bender of Central Point was also a caller. - Madtjran In Hospital Jack Madl gan. employe of Heath's Drug store, underwent a minor operation at the Sacred Heart hospital and Is getting along very well. a Miss Watson, Secretary Gladys Watson haa accepted the position of secretary to Attorneys Newbury and Newbury, following the resignation of Mrs. Owen Parsons, and la presiding In their offices this week. Mr. Lydlard Better Wm. Lydiard. local merchant, who has beer, ill with Influenza, was feeling much better tod ay and was sc hed u led to leave the Community hospital for home this afternoon. Shopping Today The list ofshop- pers in Medford toc&y Includes Doris Coleman of Central Point, Mrs. Chas. 4, Clngcade of Essie Point. L. O. Slade ' of Ashland, Jerome Fitzgerald of Sams Valley and W. E. Garrison of Table Rock. Held In Jail K. Takas. charged with being drunk in a public place, was lodged in the city Jail last night by state police. He was arreated on North Riverside, and had a bottle half full of liquor, allegedly rice whiskey. Takas will be taken into city court. Visits Brother In Medford Miss Alt P. Morton of Grants Pass, who has been visiting in Sanfa Barbara. Oal., is spending a few days In Med ford as the gufSH of her brogher. Oliver Morton, en route to her home here. Grants Pass Daily Courier. reaves Today Edison Marshall, well known author and -big hunter, who hRs been spending the past two days in Medford as tlfe gScst of Mr. and Mis. Vern Marshall, Is leaving this afternoon by plane for Seattle, from which city he will sail for the Orient. .0 Rtop at Hotels Registering in Med ford from the city of Portland are the following hotel guests : F. A. Johnn, R. K. Lee, Paul C. Bates. J. B. Boufford, Mr. and Mrs. George Boring and daughter, W. J. Sullivan, W. E. Hamilton, L. Everhart, Mr. and r Mrs. D. Vance. A. R. VoIg8, Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Runyon, Mr. and Mrs. W. , W. Leighton and J. W. Robertson. State Folk With their residences Usti as points in th state outside of Portland, the following Oregonlans were overnight guests at hotels in Medford: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hcck ner of Brownsboro, L. M. Mau;cs, L. H. Smith, C. V. Looseley and G. T. Casper of Klamath Falls, J. D. Kellcy, E. W. McDonald. E. S. Heydenburk and A. J. JAdams of Eugene ai9i George Levy &f Roseburg. Grange to Meet The Roxy Ann Grange will meet for regular session January 6, at the Red Top school house. The meeting will be the lust regular one preceding entertainment of Pomona Grange. A large attend- j ance Is requested as several import-1 ant matters will be brought up. Thej first and second degrees will also be ; conferred and refreshments will be ; served at the close of the meeting. 1 '4 o . - Callfornlans The California trav elers stopping in Medford at the ho tels were Mr. and Mrs. J. iQazll of Yreka, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ronstci of Mont (rue. E. M. Ramon of f?ni " R.Or. Edith F. Wallack and R. 3. ! Newton and family of Lss AnouV E. D. Bordwell and Carl McConnell of Happy Camp, Mr. an Mrs. C. A. Crook and Mr. and Mrs. Si. B. Wood ruff of Crescent City. Mr. Brewer In City Perhaps no other MedfordQman read with more InteQst the account of the recent "Pep" company hearings before Pub lic Service Commissioner Thomas than did Chauncey M. Brewer, who is mak ing a business visit to this city and is registered at the Hotel Portland. Mr. Bvfcsrr '.a rice -president and gen eral manager of the California Ore gon Power company and makes his home at Medford. The Oregonlan. - Receive Check Jackson county men receiving vounty checks yester 1 day at the county -ierk's office were Bert Kelso of Medford, 13 for one bobcat; 8. L. McCallister of Lake Creek. $3 for one bobcat; A. D. Moore of Trail, $3 for one coyote; A. G. Lawson of Colestln. $3 for one coy ote; W. C Ravenacroft of Eale Point. 13 for one coyote, and Fred Warner of Trail, W for one coyote nd one fcobcat. SfUDIO A 1 1 II J 13c K hid If, Sc Enrto Tonlte Joan Wondell in "BIG CITY BLUES" Tomorrow O core e O'Hrlen In "A Gay Cabeilero" HOXYlOc Tonlte Maureen rVSulllran In "THE SII.VKR I.IMMi" FBI. TOM MIX In "Tlir TFA HW MV Personal In nospltal Mrs. Carl Undley is a patient at the Community hospital today for medical care, From Seattle Ira E. Rubottom of Seattle was the only hotel guest reg istered from that state last night. Hogstrom Fined Simeon Hogstrom charged with reckless driving, follow ing his arrest Monday, wu fined 925 In city court this morning. Returns Home Mrs. S. A. Cornwall ha returned to her home at 8 Ever ett court. She has been staying with her niece. Mrs. c. J. Semon, while convalescing. Mr. Hedrlek Better H. Hedrlck, superintendent of Medford schools, was back in his office this morning, following a several days' siege of in fluenza. Home from North Glenn S. Jack son, general sales manager of the Cal ifornia Oregon Power company, re turned to Medford by train this morn ing from the north, having attended to business matters. .Club Postponed The Dramatic club, scheduled to meet this evening at the tc. W. C A., will not convene, it was announced this afternoon, the postponement being necessitated by the illness of several members. Has Operation Mrs. T. W. Billings underwent a major operation at the Sacred" Heart hospital and waa re ported getting along nicely this after noon. Mrs. Billings resides at 238 South Hoi 3'. Returns Bicycle City police today returned Howard Pankey'a bicycle to him. it having been found in the residential district. The little boy Said this morning that he had not lost the bicycle, but had Just for gotten it. Chorus to Meet The Jackson county teachers' chorus will meet at the Senior high school, Saturday, January 7, at 10:30 a, m. As this ! an especially important meeting, all members are asked to be present, also any others who are interested. Ohtnln License A marriage license was Issued In the county clsik's office yesterday to Roy L. Estes, 45, of Tal ent, and Mrs. Katie Mason, 43, also of Talent. Both listed their occupa tions as clerks. He Is a native if (lissouri and she of Iowa. It la the second marriage for both. Mr. Dun font III Little change in the condition of Ike Dunford, former county Jailer, who haa been ill with influenza for several days, was re ported this morning. Mr. Dunford haa been too 111 to be moved from bis apartment at the Jackson county courthouse, where a few friends call ed to inquire Into his condition yes tercSy. P.-T. A. to Meet Jacksonville Parent-Teachers asociatlon will Aeet at the Jacksonville high schoo Friday afternoon, it was announced here to day. Business matters of great im portance to the members will be transacted, and a good attendance la desired, plans for starting a soup kitchen at the school for the ch'dren during the colder woather Is also be ing considered, and will be taken up at the meeting. A short program Is to be presented at the close of the business session. Joel McCfea Star In Rialto Picture Joel McCrea has the leading role In the Rialto theater's feature picture for today and tomorrow, "The Sport Parade," and Marian Marsh, Wflllara Gargan, fgeets Gallagher and many others are In t,he supporting cast. "The Sport Parade" tells the story of the rivalry of two college football stars, both in love with the same girl. Edward Robinson Now at Czaterian Edward G. Robinson, who appears In "Silver Dollar." coming to the Craterlan Theater Friday and Satur day. In his newest characterization Robinson tf, seen in a role that par allels the sensational career of Haw Tabor. Silver King of Colorado. This amazing story, claimed to be the most startling romance ever dramatized, features an outstanding cast with Bebe Daniels and Aline MaeMnhon. A popular "Oar Gang" comedy will complete the Craterlan program. n Special Communication of A Medford Lodge No. 108, A. F. tc A. M.. Friday. Jan. Bth. yXjO 7:30 p. m. Work In E. A3 y degree, visitors inviiea. tsy order of O. W. DeJarnett, W. M. GEO. ALDEN, Secretary. wmMM 15c ANY SEAT it. 15c Today and Friday JOEL McCREA in "The Sport Parade" Marian Marsh William GargSh 3 "Skretj" Galleher Plus Charlie Chaplin Comedy "The Rink" RKO Review Fox News Severin Battery Service Medford Made Batteries 6-Tolt. 13-plate. 1 year ruaran tee. S3.30 Re-sroand Armatures si op Rerhsrre 30c Onr Make 25e I.V-'! N. Rlteclde Thone 390 DEMOCRATS SHAKE AS BEER lar.gyMtJiaeiwwfc'waiT assays 2 . B. -i f - NB 'v- in.. Rep. Henry Ralncy of Illinois (left) shaking hands lth Rep. James which passed the house of representatives after the measure had Speaker John N, Garner (center) looks on approvingly. COUNTY POLITICAL PLUMSJO FRIENDS IS . OFFICIALS' "AIM Jackson county's political plum tree la 'swept by the controversial storm that has been raging around the courthouse over the validity of the appointment of R. J5. NeNalon of Tafte Bock as county commissioner, and public Interest is being shown on the appointments of the county court. Oregon law specifically states that all appointments and all busi ness of the county shall be conduct ed upon the majority vote of the county court, not the single act of the county Judge or a commissioner. For several weeks the post of chief mechanic of the county machinery shop has been arfTiinor storm center. Thomas Rose berry has been In charged of this department. For a month, ap plicant have appeared on the hori zon, the leader being T. L. Ward, a brother-in-law of Llewellyn A. Banks, orchardlst. Monday, Roseberry was served with a paper, signed by Judge Earl Fehl, directing him to turn over the keys to the machine shop. Ward has been an orchard manager for Banks, on one of his properties. Roseberry consulted counsel, and was advised to retain the keys, as he was- responsible for the equipment and had not been formally discharg ed nor had resigned. He was advised to act only upon the Instructions of the entire county court, not a single member thereof, and did t&. Appointment of three Republicans to deputyshipa and a? county Jailer by Sheriff Gordon L. Schermerhorn, was no balm of Ollead to the Jack son county Democracy, and caused .considerable adverse comment In the ranks of the faithful Bourbons. Re port hath it that the appointment of A. W. Walker was made at the behest of County Judge Fehl, the ap pointment of Phil Lowd at the order of Banks, and Jailer John Glenn by suggestion of T. L, Breeohen, Demo cratic leader of Ashland. Breechen said Tuesday that he knew nothing of the appointment of Glenn until It waa made. Sheriff Schermerhorn has said the appolntm&ts were "only temporary." A number have been mentioned for posts, chief txMng Howard A. Hill, long-time orcharMst, slated for ap pointment as fruit inspector, and Attorney M. O. Wllklna of Ashland suggested as an appointee to the post of deputy district attorney. The Ore gon law vests in all county officials the right to make their own appoint THE SAN SAVINGS If One Hundred and Thirtieth Half Yearly Report I INCORPORATED FEBRUARY IOTH. ISO w One of the Oldest Banks in California, the Assets of tehich have never been increased by mergers Deconsolidations with other Banks MEMBER ASSOCIATED SAVINGUfpANKS OF SAN FRANCISCO ) 526 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Assets DECEMBER 31st, 1932 ) United States Liberty and Treasury Bonds, State, Municipal and Other Bonds 0 and Securities (total value M,171,6S4.M), standing on books - tAl,0fil,7.M Loans on Real Estate, secured by first 73,596, 959.27 Loans on Bonds and Stocks and Other s-hh 1, 278,738. 7S Bank Buildings and Lota, main and branch offices (value orer $2,135, 00.0), Q standing on books at 1.9S Other Real Estate (value over $500,OsO.OO), standing on books q 1.00 Pension Fund (vslueyver $800,000.00), standing on books l.M Cash on hand and lnlianks and checks on Federal Reserve and other Banks 31,50728.09 Liabilities Due Depositors Capital Stock actually paid tip Reserve and Contingent Fu9 TotsL 71u fMimint MtaVNev tastrsmf may raSmaf a aW DtpciUm H oW Ami: Tlu Barnimtt tht fiami ftr At Hrt Flstal Ymr nJtf Diamitr Hit, 1922 avrr UJmw Income 17.54,54.6 Expenses snd t.tm 90s. 735.611 7W asm aWs sef tmctmdt films aW as Lmm mt ytt celltctmi. Dividend on Deposits as declared quarterly by the Board of Directors, ere Com puted Monthly and Compounded Quarterly, and may be withdrawn quarterly. Deposits made on or before January ICth, 1933, will earn Intentst from January 1st, 1933. . r?as-sjar - ? V J i I ments, and they are responsible for the conduct of their offices and ap pointments. Following the Incidents at the courthouse Wednesday, the concen sus throughout the city waa that "the time has come to cut out the vaudeville and get back to earth." At the Wednesday afternoon ses sion of the county court, a petition signed by 75 residents of the Eagle Point district waa presented, asking that Lester Throckmorton be named road supervisor. There are 13 road districts, and three road supervisors, and more than 50 applicants for the place, county court members say. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 5. (AP) CATTLE, 60: calves, 10; steady. HOGS, 1000; steady. SHEEP AND LAMBS, 100; steady. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. fl. (AP) Country Meats Selling price to re tailers: 0 Country killed hogs, best butchers, under 160 lbs., B-64c; veal em, 80-100- lbs., B-B&c lb.; lambs, 9 14 -10c; yearlings, 6c lb.; heavy ewes, 3- 4o lb.; canner cows, 2-3c lb.; bulls, 4- 4'0 lb. Butterfat, eggs, live poultry, on ions, potatoes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. San Francisco Butterfat SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5. (AP) Butterfat (cream) f. o. b. Sau Fran cisco, 24c. Stock Sale Averages (Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistics Oo.) Will St. Igffjrt January 6: O 50 30 30 00 Trial's Rr's Ut'QTotal Today S3.7 27.6 83.0 se.6 Prev. day .... 58 9 37.7 03.6 68.8 Week ago .... 50.8 26.8 80.8 63.6 Year ago .... 68.0 30.5 93.0 60.0 3 Yrs. ago ....160.7 120.0 212.5 170.6 NEW YORK, Jan. 6. (AP) The stock market tried rather feebly to extend yesterday's advance today, but the best It could do was to re tain Its ga&is. The market closed narrowly irregular. Transfers approx imated 1,100,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 30 se lected stocks follow; Al. Chem. St Dye ...... 86 Am. Can 58 Am. & Pgn. Power 7 A. T. A T. 107 V Anaconda .... , B FRANCISCO BANK COMMERCIAL 0 T RTJ T $151,IH.62.93 GEO. TOURNY, PrttUatt Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3 lit day al December, 1912. (SEAL) O. A. EGGERS, Notary Public Not Profits. BILL PASSES . BfV"?' j'-e!j fig iff viJHft ST V "V f -f -if i i Collier, author of the beer bill passed In a tumultuous session. Atch T. & S. P. . 41 Bendll Avla XO'i Beth. Steel IS',4 Chrysler ........ .... 164 Coml. Solv . ... 11 Curtlss Wright 311 DuPont 38Ji den. Poods 26 A am. Motors i? 1334 Int. Harvest. 22y4 I. T. It T T'4 Johns-Man. . 21 Mont. Ward 13, North Amer H. u. '. 307g Param, Publlx ..... ... 2!', Penne? (J. C.) . li'A Phillips Pet 6ii Radio . . 54 Sou. Pao V, Std. Brands .. 15,i St. Oil Cal. 25 St. Oil N. J. 81 Trans. Am 6 Union Carb . 26 United Aircraft 3614 U. 8. Steel 20 V4 Ashlanders To Give Religious Program KM ED Sunday Morn A series of Sunday broadcasts over KMHD, from 9 tol0 a m are being presented and arranged by Allen O. Hess, and this coming week the choir from the Methodist Episcopal church at Ashland will present the music, of which Harry Yeo will have charge. Rev. Sidjney Hall, pastor of the Ash land M. E. church, will be the gueal speaKer, ana gospel songs axe to oe sung. The first program In the series was presented last week, and many let ters and messages of appreciation were -received by the radio station. It was learno4- I COLDS Am COUGHS 30 aom East Side Pharmacy E. Main. Phone 60 o m SPECIAL OFFER! Purchase a 60e Jar or tube of Deo and get a raporlzer absolutely FREE $157,464,62.93 j$ 1,00.000 00 5,35S,oa.M -$ 157, 44,6 J6.93 J,657,845. LEARN ROPES AT CAPITALjUiCKLY (Continued from page One) Beyond a railing back of them Is the gallery. On the well labeled desks of each representative Is his "property." vol umes of the Oregon code. Oregon laws. paper files and other aids to 'he manufacture of laws The representatives from each county have adjoining desks. Jack son county's two are flatteringly lo cated, practically under the speaker's nose. And whether this had any thing to do with It or not. they were both selected to serve on the same flatteringly prominent .Qnmlttee to day. It was that of assessment and taxation. Perhaps because or their compara tive youth and enthusiasm (or per-1 haps It's the spirit of the times) this year's house of representatives seemed obsessed with two ideas speed and economy. They even ignored the senate's action earlier In the dny and lopped a dollar a day off their clerk's and stenographer's salaries. And what a batch of inverted "cuMings" that brought forth both during and after the afternoon session. Earl Snell. the 35-year-old speaker, whose green shirt and henna tie added ft note of color to the dry pre liminaries of the morning session, re minds one of a young auctioneer. His vibrant voice Is charged with ac tion and is ever alert to readjust any horse and buggy brand of procedure. And there Wire a cart or two before a couple of parliamentary horses be fore some of the newcomers got tneir bearings. But before the first day waa over one couldn't distinguish the fresh men from the settlors. Th became n unit the machinery of government. oiled and assembled for a new output. And as they poured out of the capl- tol building tonight, some of them TOO LA "BE 10 CLASSIFY WANTED To buy model A Ford w- dan or ooacn. Must De cneap. wi. 98-L. FOR SALE 1936 Ford coupe, $30.00 cash. 1A30-J. GOOD homes, ranches, timber lands, building lots. Bargains. Roberts, 720 W. 2nd. Phone 1B28-J. MAN to sell and collect on household appliances in Jackson county. Write J. E. Perry, care Medford Hotel, WANTED Reliable experienced girl. 1399-X. FOR RENT Half of modern duplex, unfurnished; $10 month. Phone 700-L. FOR SALE fl used washers, excellent condition. See W. H. Curry, 33 No. rape, Medford. WANTED To rent on shares, dairy farm, completely equipped, Mrs. Emll Andren, Phone 1007-W. ilillliiliiiiiiiiililillliiiliiililllll 3E 0 o ? F I must have contemplated the person ality of Salem the town which houses at the same time those who make laws and those who break them. FIPER DEFEATS LAGESON IN ELK CLUB CUE PLAY The balkline handicap tournament at the Elks club Is beginning to get interest inc. Last nlcht R. D. Ftfer rteitd Dr. Lageson. the score 160 tc 31, making a handicap of 70 points. Hoy Prultt plays E. W. Winkle to night, handicap of 110 to 100. As the tournament approaches the second half of play the score board shows D. R Wood and Roy Prultt to be the only undefeated players. Yet there Is plenty of time for upsets. In fact It appears that the last half will develop Into a real battle. Members of eight bowling teams , met at the Elks Temple lost night , and outlined a bowling tournament, i starting Monday night, January 9th. and running for 10 weeks, according to Roy Prultt, chairman of the bowl- i Ing committee. j Captain of. the teams will be se- ! lected tonight, and an announcement i of the players and schedules will be i made soon. Prultt stated also that j the winners will be rewarded with some very handsome prizes and all ; the teams are "pepped" up to bowl j to win. COMING TOMORROW m The most amazing immortalized in drama that will echo WL jtjr -a aown trie aces S AlineMacMahonincastofthou- Vrrlk sands . . .'A. 4-Star OUE GANG COMEDY, "Birthday Blues" Mi TP v LIN wirrmaJlle i yi i A IHE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER ATTORNEYS MEET AT LOCAL HOTEL TONIGHT The Southern Oregon Bar associa tion will meet tonight at 0:30 o'clock at the Hotel Medford. for banquet snd regular session, meeting having been called by the president, Nell R. Allen of Grants Pass. Many matters which have accumu lated during the past several weeks, will be considered and much time will be given to legislative matters. A targe attendance Is expected. Stlk, Woolen and Knitted Dresses and Suits reduced to 3.95-8.95-10.95 and up. ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN. Patronize hum Industry. Buy Whltelaw's Chocolates. Keep that money at home. 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