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MEDFORI) MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. JANUARY 24, 1933. PAGE FIVE Local and Mrs. Haney III Mrs. Minnie Raney of Almond street Is in the Community hospital tor medical cue this week. Portlanders Visit J. D. Altman and O. M. Charlton ot Portland are business callers here today and were registered at a local hotel last night. Eugene Residents Here O. A. Prlnoe, R. U Flnlayaon and W. H. Simmons, all. of Eugene, are business visitors In Medford today. Undergoes Operation Mrs. A. U Kitchen, underwent a major opera tion this morning at the Community hospital. Here from Seattle La wronc Hie ing and W. A. Karrow, both of Se attle, are business v 11 tort in Mod ford today. Get License to Wed ' A marriage llceiue was Issued today by the coun ty clerk to Henry E. Pech of Lake Creek and Marguerite DeHaas of Eag'e point. Gleemen to Meet The Gleemen will meet tonight at the county courthouse for practice, and all mem bers of the chorus are urged to ar rive at 7:30 o'clock. Here from British Columbia H. C. Andernon of New Westminster, B. C, and W. A. Karrow of San Francisco, wera among business men In Med ford yesterday. I, wives for Eugene Mrs. Addle Slevertsen of this city left this morn lite on the Shasta for Eugene, where she will spend some time visiting friends. Got Marriage License Marriage li cense was issued by the county clerk Monday 4o Frazler Walter Little of j Portland and Adallne bouiae Kir o: ' Chicago. HI. Mrs. Sinclair In Hospital Mrs. W. A. Sinclair, who underwent an emerg' ency operation at the Community hospital for appendicitis last night, was reported resting easily today. 1 rort landers Here Guests from Portland registered at local hotels today include D. P. Simon ton. H. Bou-den and family, L. W. Jones and Thomas Leonard. In Prom Proenlx Prank Wort man, well-known resident of Phoenix and one of Jackson county's leading Dem ocrats, was in Medford this morning transacting business and talking over the situation. , Brlnr In Skins Clifford Fields of route I received a bounty from the county yesterday for killing one coy ote. F. L. Smith of Rogue River re ceived bounties on four coyote skins brought In to the county clerk. Miss Cooksey Goes North Miss Donna Cooksey, sister of Mrs. T. E. Williams, left this morning for Drain, where she will spend a short vaca tion with her mother, Mrs. Kitty Cooksey. Ban den s Arrive Here Mr. and 4 Mrs. Howard Bawden and children of poruana amveo: tnia weeic to maxe their home in' Medford. Mr. Bawden Is associated with the Standard Oil company In the local headquarter In the Liberty building. Insurance Men Here J. 8. Shep herd of San Francisco, Pacific coast manager of an insurance company. was a business visitor In Medford yesterday. W. L. Harman, special agent for the Mm company, with headquarters in Portland, was also here yesterday and left today for the north. Snows Deeper Snow depth in the mountains were substantially In creased with the snowfall of last Yilght and this morning, with sU Inches of new snow at Butte Falls and corresponding depths farther up. There is now 18 Inches of snow at Butte Falls and SO Inches at the Owen-Oregon camp two. . Nichols Have Bahy.. A nnounce ' mentshave been received here of the birth of a son weighing eight and a half pounds, to Mr. and" Mrs. O. F Nlchola of Klamath Falls, January 22. They are former well-known resi dents of Medford and the new baby is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nichols of this city. m w m Probation Orflrer Here Charles r. Charlton. United States probation of ficer, with headquarters in Portland, Is in Medford today interviewing per sons here who are on probation for different offenses against the federal isovernment. Charlton plans to leave iT .Klamath Falls as soon as the . leather permits. Most of the per sons he Interviewed here today , were on parole for liquor violations. . , s Bible Class Meeting The weekly Bible class recently organized to men Tuesday of each week at the T. W. C. A., will begin at 7:45 o'clock this, evening and all members are urged! to arrive at that time. The study yimr tonight is the Inspiration of the Bible and the history of Its transla tions. Men are especially urged to1 accompany their wives to the class sessions to take up this rapid reading course through the whole scripture, i Harlow Going Home Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harlow of Jacksonville, who received painful injuries last Friday, when attacked by Mr. Har- low's father, mountaineer of the Joe Bar region In California, are leaving the Community hospital for their home today. Mr. Harlow received slashes on the head and chest when j his father. In a mad frenzy, attacked : him with a knife. Mrs. Harlow re-1 reived a severed artery In the right arm. j 'TJlBdkatecL! Ingredients of Vicks VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form VICKS COUGH DROP Personal From Eastern City A viaitor in Medford from a distance today is C. L. B rower of Detroit, Mich. Woman Gets Bobcat Mary C. Fry of Trail received a bounty from the county clerk this morning when she brought In a bobcat skin. Station Robbery Attempted Two men late last night attempted to rob the Post' Office service station, but after breaking through the glass they fled. A state police officer who wu near the scene, scared them away. Reserves to Meet The regular bi monthly meeting of the Reserve Of ficers corps will be held at the Med ford Armory tomorrow ntght, in charge of Lieutenant M. Cs Wright, according to notices received. "Com bat ordera" will be the chief topic of discussion. Modern Woodmen to Meet Med ford camp, M. W. A-, will hold Its first meeting of the new year tomor row night at Labor hall at 7:30. Most of the officers and many members from Ashland camp will be present. A number of new applications or membership are to be acted upon, concluding wlfch a big feed In the banquet hall. 9 i-. Plche In Portland Another man much interested in water was In Portland yesterday. He Is Al Piche, Medford sporting goods merchant and sportsman, and he was registered at the Heathman with Mrs. Plche and their son. Mr. Plche declared steel- head fishing on the Rogue river is now at Its prime. In fact, he invited all of Oregon to Join him in catch ing limit strings. Morning Ore gonlan. Registered at Hotels Here Neigh boring and other western towns are represented today in the hotel lists of Medford. Among guests are J. E. Leonard of Berkeley, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Alkus of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bradley of Eugene, George A. Bertarsous, Dsn Gaeln and Donald Nicholson of Portland, Mrs. Edward Law of Jacksonville, W. Throckmorton of San Francisco, L. M. Clark of Portland Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Rankin of Portland, George C Barbour and F. 8. Jones of Roseburg. C. E. Stlmler of Oakland, George Hil ton, Jr., of Grants Pass and B. Weber of Alturas, Cal. GIRLS GET BUSY SEEKING VOTES (Continued from Pug On.) given it trip to Seattle where ahe will board a comfortable' Paolfio steamer for a cruise to San Francisco. After visiting the scenic spots of the his toric San ITanelsoo bay district, the lueky girl will return to Seattle by steamer, thence to Medford. All ex penses on both trips will be fully paid and nothing will be too good for the Rogue River valley girl, as far as accommodations are concerned. De lightful company, too, will be assured as popularity contest winners from other western cities will comprist the parties. - Mississippi Beauty Doris Valentin of Starkvllls, Miss, In a student election was chosen a, the prettiest girl at Mis sissippi Stat college, (Associated Pros Photo) DALLES TOLL BRIDGE . PERMIT REQUESTED WASHINGTON. Jan. 4. (AP) Authority for the Dalles Bridge Co. to construct a toll bridge over the Columbia river five miles upstream from The Dalles, Ore., was asked In a bill Introduced today by Senator DUl of Washington. M. W. A. The Modern Woodmen of America will meet In Labor halt Wednesday evening. January 36; the Ashland lodge will be visitors. All members at Medford are requested to attend. When Your Daughter Comes to Womanhood j Give Her Lydia E. Pintham'o I , Vegetable Compound j Most filrls In their teens need ' tonic and regulator. Give your t daughter Lydia E. Plnkham's i Vegetable Compound for the next few months. Teach her how to guard her health at this critical time. When she Is a happy, healthy wife and mother she will thank you. DEEP DRIFTS ON H0LDJ5IN COLD Efforts of Two Snow Plows Fail to Liberate Solons and Aides New Storm Moving South Is Warning RENO, Nev, Jan. 24. (AP) Thirty members and 15 attaches ot th Ne vada state legislature were snowbound In th Washoe valley, between Reno and Carson city, the state capital, to day aa a terrific windstorm piled huge drifts on the highway and blocked traffic In both directions. Drifts from four to alx feet deep trapped the lfglslators and their at tachea, en route to Carson City from Reno. In the valley today and efforts of two snow plowa to reach them were unavailing. No immediate t fear was felt for their safety, however, and highway officials expected to be able to dig them free when the wind sub sides. Because of the absence of the sena tors and assemblymen, neither house of the legislature had a quorum and all law making waa at a standstill. Motorists who attempted to leave Reno later were turned back at wheelervllle, sht miles south of here, by drifts that blocked the roadway there. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24. (AP) Bearing more rain and snow for the far west, a new storm was moving southward and Inland today from the Pacific, adding to the precipitation of the week-end disturbance which took three Uvea and left three other per sons to an unknown fate. . Storm warnings were posted from Puget Sound southward to Santa Bar bara. The weather bureau announced rain began falling In the northern part of northern California this morn ing, with prospects that It would en velop the entire coastal section as far south as San Diego by tonight or to morrow. Snow was predicted for the mountain areas of California, Nevada, Idaho, Washington and Oregon. San Francisco and vicinity received a foretaste of the storm when strong winds churned the bay.s Impeding water traffic. Passengers of a trans- bay ferry stood on their seats as waves licked Its lower deck. The States line freighter Everett, Msntla bound from Vancouver, re ported a blizzard, accompanied by a M-mlle gale, 700 miles offshore and the freighter General Sherman bound for Yokohama, reported a similar storm 800 miles off the American coast. In addition to the three known dead, hope was virtually abandoned for three other, persons missing In the snow-covered mountains. Blankets carried on a bear hunt Into the mountains north of Santa Paula, near Los Angeles, by Virgil Johnson, 45, and his son, Elton, 18, were found In a snowsllde by search ers. Jack Blackler, 20-year-old trap per, missing since Wednesday In Cala veras county, was also believed to have perished. In Love Suit Jamea A. 8tillman (above), form, er New York banker and ex-husband of Mrs. Fowler "Flfl" McCor mlck, was named defendant in an alienation of affections suit by Luc Roehefort, former candidate for mayor of Montreal. It waa reported Roehefort aaked $1,000,000. (Ails, elated Press Phnta 1 Regular Communication .if Re&mee Chapter, O. B. 3., Wednesday evening, Jan. J5, 8 o'clock. Visiting members invited. HATTIE M ALDEN, Se-y. 1 Special Convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 33. R. A. M , Tuesday, Jan. 24tb, at 7:80 p. m. Work In R. A. degree. Vial tors Invited. By order of L. C. Stewart, H. P. OBO. ALDES, Secretary. 4 Patroniz hum industry. Buy White law's cboeola.ua. Keep that money at bom. DANCE DINT? MOORE'S LITTLE GIANTS How Playing Wednesday Nights at Dreamland Xo Dance Friday Merchant Coupons Accepted on Wednesday Kite Admission 10 c ? E 1 n. Jailed For Smuggling I -Awfe Vg Alejandro Ungson, a Chinese of Nogales, Mexico, pleaded guilty In federal court In Tucson, Ariz. to a charge of smuggling aliens Into the United States and was sentenced to two years4 Imprisonment. (Assocl ted Press Phnt - - Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 24. (AP) CATTLE. 100; calves 10; heavyweight she stuff and ateers 36c and more lower. Steers 950-900 lbs. good 4.75 5.2B: medium S4.00-4.7fi; common S3.00-4.00; 000-1100 lbs. good S4.50 6.00; medium S3.75-4.50; common $2.75-3.75; 1100-1300 lbs. good 4.00 4.50; medium $3.00-4.00; cows good S3.35-3.60; common-medium $2.50 8.35; low cutter and cutter $1.00 2.25. HOC1S. 160; 15c lower. Light light 140-160 lbs, good-choice $3.35-3.85; lightweight 150-180 lbs. $3.75-3.85; 180 - 200 lbs. $3.75 - 3.85: medium weight 200-220 lbs. $3.36-8.85. . SHEEP and Lambs, 100; steady. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Jan. 34. (AP) LIVE POULTRY Buying price: Heavy hens, colored 44 lbs., 13c; do me diums, 11c; lights, 10c; springs, light, 13c; heavy 13o; old roosters, 5c; ducks, Pekln, old, 8o lb.; geese, 8o lb. ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Oregon, 80-00c cental; Yakima, Span ish, sl-1.33 cental. Butter, eggs, country meats, mo hair, nuts, cascara bark, hops, butter, fat, potatoes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. ' San Francisco Itutterfat SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 34. (AP) Cream f.o.b. San Francisco 31o. Wail St. Report STOCK SALE AVERAGES (Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistics Company.) Jan, 34, . 50 20 20 SO Ind'ls RR's Dfs Total Today 62.5 28.2 00.1 65.5 Prev. day... 63.0 28.4 90 S 65.8 Week ago.... 63.2 28.0 92.5 56.2 Year ago. 62.3 36.9 98.5 64.8 3 yrs. ago..173.3 132.6 220.S 175.0 BOND SALE AVERAGES (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Company) Jan. 24: 20 20 30 60 Ind'la RR'a Ufa Total Today 64.9 63.1 83.8 70.6 Prev. day. 65.0 63.2 83.9 70.7 Week ago.... 85.8 63.8 84.0 71.0 Year ago. 68.8 75.2 84.2 76.0 3 yrs. ago.... 92.6 104.8 68.0 98.4 NEW 'YORK, Jan. 24. (pi The stock market waa a mixed affair to day, with prices eddying about un certainly In quiet trading. The close was narrowly Irregular. Transfers ap proximated only half a million shares. Today's closing prlcea for 30 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye Am. Can 85, 01 Vt ev, 4174 7 41 9T4 15 1SH liy, ty, 39 ',4 24 13 ai 754 30 1, isy, 28 154 37. 6 4V. 17H 14 34 30 654 36 26V4 28 H Am. As Pgn. Pow... A. T. T. Anaconda Atcn. T. & s. F Bendlx Avla ., Beth. Steel Chrysler . .., Coml. Solv. Curtlas-Wrlght . DuPont Oen. Poods Oen. Mot Int. Harvest. I. T. As T Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Param. Publlx Penney (J. O.). Phllllpa Pet Radio Sou. Pae Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft tJ. S. Steel For Real and Lasting Heat USE GASCO BRIQUETS Ideal for Furnace, Stove and Fireplace NO ASH ALL HEAT FUEL OIL Any Kind Quick Service Tel. 76 Vallev A.k for .Medford STATE FUNDS FOR FAIRS WIPED OUT SALEM, Jan. 34. (API Another saving waa scored for the people of Oregon by the ways and means com mittee last night In the sum of l6.r',000, when It was voted to wipe out completely appropriations for the Pacific International Livestock Expo sition, the Eastern Oregon Livestock show, and 37 county agricultural fairs. In this the committee followed the recommendation of Governor Julius L. Meier and Budget Director Henry M. Hanzen. as made In the biennial budget. But the committee mani fested its Independence of Influence from the executive office In some other subjects considered, particular ly when It restored $6000 for main tenance of the district school at the W. o. T. O. farm home near Corval lls, which the governor's budget had disapproved. In the three fair items the Pacific International had requested 460.000 for premium payments, and the county agricultural fairs $105,000 by a l-HO mill mlllage tax that has been levied for some years. The budget recommendation ndopted by the com mittee, waa that this be eliminated. The Eastern Oregon Livestock show, which received $10,000 two years ago, had not requested arl appropriation for 1033-34, but the budget antici pated that a request would be made direct to the waya and means com mittee. The governor's budget has also disapproved a $76,000 premium request from the Oregon state fair, and recommended that It be put on a self-sustaining basis. This was not covered In last' night's action, but hints were not lacking that It would meet' the same fate as the other fairs. BE BEST HOME TALENT A brief and enthusiastic session was held last evening by Medford post of the American Legion, with reports on the home talent show to be staged by the post at the Orater lan theater February 10 and 10 tak ing most of the time According to Lloyd Williamson, chairman of the committee, the at traction will be one of the best ever staged by a local cast and rehearsals, already In progress, have all connect ed with the show In an enthusiastic mood. DUNNE WOULD KILL WOLFE CREEK ROUTE flALEM, Jan. 94. (AP) Removal of the Wolf Creek short route to the sea project from the state highway map will be demanded In a senate resolution to be introduced by Sena tor Joe E. Dunne of Portland. Senator Dunne contends that the route approved by the highway com mission Is Illogical In that It parallels an existing highway, would necessi tate the acquiring of 34 miles of light of way, and would open up no new territory, while the Scappoose Vernonla route would open up new territory. Courthouse News (Furnished by tb. Jackson Count) Abstract Co. 191 B Sixth Street) Marriage Licenses. George T. Herrmann and Joyce Barrett. Archie R. West and Madge F. Bar chaw. Andy A. Lawrence and Iva Miller. Donald r. Harriott and Melba Llnd ley. Stanley Rooney and Hen Jones. Circuit Court. Clel W. Clemonta vs. Black Channel Mines, Inc., P. A. Bates, et al; Hen. Louie Loeffler vs. Black Channrl Mines, Inc., T. A. Bates, et all Hen. John Flora vs. Black channel Mlnen Inc.. F. A. Bates, et al; Hen. Hubbard Bros. ts. Black Channel Mines. Inc., F. A. Bates, et al: Hen. W. E. Alexander va. Black Ohann 1 Mines, Inc., F. A. Batos, et al; Hen. Lee Mllhon vs. Black Channel Mines Inc., F. A. Bates, et al; lien. F. S. Johneon re. Black Channel Mines, Inc., F. A. Bates, et al; Hen. Credit Service Co., a corporation, vs. 8. H. Hawk: for money. Clel W. Clement vs. F. A. Bates, Ells Bates. Jacob F. Lund. Margaret Lund, Black Channel Mines, Inc.; lien foreclosure. First National Bank of Medford m. Alva V. O raves, Lydla L. Graves; for money. H. D. Fearey vs. Mutual Mill Ic Seed Co.; for money. Fuel Co- Tel. 76 fi Popularity Votes i Now For Big Cheer! visJ, V. , . , 1 6 - M.f S ? t Martha Maua la one of the moat enthusiastic members of the oo. eels' cheering club at 8outhweat State Teachers college, Springfield, Mo. (Aasocl.lted Pres. Phnn Would Aid Farmers Rep. W. A. Ayrea of Kansas In troduced a bill to affect two-year moratorium forfarmera hard pressed financially. Hla measure would pro. vide a billion dollars In loans from the Reconatruction corporation. (As sociated Press Photo) i McLeod Children See First Snow McLEOD. Jan. 34. (Spl.) "I am glad aomcone appreclatca enow," aays Olonn Tynea. This Is the first snow Dorothy and Frances Harding have ever scon and they are having the time ot their lives skiing and sleigh ing. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY LOST Boston Bull; 4 white feet and 2 black eyes; titled Modern Plumb ing & Sheet Metal Co. Reward. FOR SALE OR TRADE Fresh COW, work harness, Star light delivery. Incubator. Geo. MoMahon, 1 ml. south Talent. SMALL furn. hse; 2 adults. Tel. 310-R. WANTED Trade new house, clear, . for small farm or acreage. Cash difference.. Box 9421, Tribune. WANTED ay young man with best or reierenoes, wort ror board and room. Box 363, Medford. FOR SALE For storage: White ma chine, S showcases, coffee urn, add liwt machine, money drawer, good , organ, smalt safe, several small ar ticles. Davis Transfer ie Storage, 20 S. Orape St. i SAVE your health and ' teeth. At these prices you can afford to have your dental work done now. Extractions as low as $ .50 Hlher FIIIIors as low as 1.00 Cement HHInc aa low aa.. 1.00 Porcelain Fillings as low as 1.00 Gold Crowns as low as 5.00 Plate, as low aa 15.00 R. D. C0E 404 Medford Center Bldg. Home Owned A Operated Oc 4v r Chll First Children So A Rows STARTS TODAY tilorla Rwanson, Ben Lyon in "INDISCREET" A Us Cartoon and News Harvey E. Miller, N. D. K Non-Surgical Treatment of Hemorrhoids (Piles) Cnmuttatlon, F.samlnatton Free 30.1 l.llierlv lllilir,, Mfdford, Ore. If ' 'f V M 4 1 x J & i Si li Ifc' j y.-'-r wsw a UuuaauaUatHWHHa , VIU tn,,, no L BUILT 20 YEARS AGO BY PATTON "Twenty yesra ago today the town was slushier than It U today, snd Just as poor.' Owney Pttton, Med ford' favorite son of old Ireland, declared this morning as he leaned on his broom when a stream of water poured through the snow, sewer bent, on North Central. "There wss more water and less drainage," Owney con tinued, "and that's when they coldn't get up hospital hill with auto, horses snd buggies or horses. And I'm the guy who built the road to let folks through. "I didn't put Roxy Ann up there," he sded with a wide smile, which spread his moustache. Ml'm not claim ing that, but I did build that raid, 30 years ago, and It's there yet. Peo ple couldn't get up there to see thetr sick folks for the water and mud, and I says. 'We got to have a road.' I was street commissioner then. And they said. 'We haven't any money.' And I said, 'We'll have, a road any way, and we had It. "They allowed me 100 to get It done, and we put it In for less than that." The little Irishman dipped hla broom deeper into th snow to clear the drain near the Groceteria lot of which he Is now manager. "Wo used the standstones Bullls threw away when h built the railroad. We drove them Into the ruts and cov ered them over. Didn't take much topping with that well-drained foun dation. And you still got a road there," and with that triumphant remark, Owney moved down the street with his broom. PORTLAND, Jan. 34 Heber E. Bow ser, wanted for questioning in Qrants Pass In connection with a larceny charge, waa held under 1000 bond here today, following his arrest y" terday. The arrest was made on In-, formation furnished by Sheriff Lister j of Josephine county. Quick Relief ...Start taking Liquocold at the first (neeie or inifflc. Relief come, quickly. Many say In 50 minutes. Liquocold is the popular new liquid cold prescription. . n Jarmln Woods Drug Store Held Over! CTUDIO THEATRE J Adults Ifio Kiddles fie Tonlte Wednesday Thursday "Stepping Sisters" With Lonlae Dresser Minna Campbell William Collier, Rr. Comedy, "Pete nurke. Reporter" Cartoon, "Freddie the Freshman" Vagabond Adventure Series Special Mid-Winter Dry Cleaning Prices! Men's Suits 75 Ladies' Dresses 75$ up CASH AND CARRY A-1 CLEANERS Opp, Lewis Ruper Service Sta. Phone ft4 111 Knt KlKhtn n ! Popular Demand Insists 1 on One More Day of WEDNESDAY ONLY it: CONGRESS VOTES CROP LOAN BILL WASHINGTON, Jan. 94. (AP) Congressional action waa completed today on a bill to prorlde 190,000,000 to be loaned to larmera for use In producing their 1833 crops. For Fuel oil delivery. Phone 8311. Relnklng Trucking Company. We glTo 8. & H. green stamps. LAST TIMES TODAY Two Kinds Of Flesh I Tlir MA.V . . . brute strength covering a trusting heart till betravail , , , Then a raging destroyer. THE WOMAN . . . silken, al. luring, masking with inno cence, a heart that lied . . . betrayed I WATTACF KAREN M0RLEY RICARDO C0RTEZ Tomorrow! a BTORY EVERT MODERN GIRL WII.Ii UNDERSTAND Her lips ottered . . . what her heart denied I with . 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