MEBKyttfi MATE litfFffKl. HEf)ff6Rlt OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, "1933.
PAGE TTTREB
Local and
Flora 111 at Home Al Flora, who
baa been 1U for the past several days,
was reported In an improved condi
tion yesterday.
From Bay Clty-Al Myers of Haas
Bros, was transacting business in
Medford yesterday, coming here from
San Francisco.
Has Operation Mrs. J. F. Gillings
la In the Community hospital, where
she underwent a minor operation this
morning.
Guest from Cai I forn laBob Brophy,
who left this city some time ago to
reside In California, has been a guest
of relatives here for .the past several
days
Undergoes Operation Royal Cal
kins underwent an emergency opera
tion Monday night at the Community
hospital, and is reported as getting
along nicely.
'
Hull Arrested State police an
nounced the arrest today of Olle M.
Hull on a charge of shifting licence
plates He will appear In court Sat
urday Visit Myrtle Creek Mrs. Joe Cave
and young son Jimmie are spending
this week in Myrtle Creek, the guests
of Mrs. Caves parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. ASdredge.
Port landers Call Guests from the
Rose city here are Mr. and Mrs. Al
Schroeder, I. I. Barry, M. Delaney,
A. B.nker, C, V. Wever, C. G. Gregory
and Dean Asdell.
Flue Fire, No Damage The city
fire department was called out about
noon today to a residence on North
Orange, to put out a flue fire from
which no damage resulted.
Army Man Here A visitor In Med
fbrd today Is Major D. C. Plllsbury
of the United States army. Other
wallers are C. S. Lyon of Woodbum,
Ore., and F. D. Young of Los An-
Mrs. Stevens Improved Mrs. A. W.
Stevens, who has been III for the past
three weeks with pneumonia, Is no.v
able to receive guests, according to
announcement today Mrs. Stevens
Is at her home on Taylor street.
Call forn Ian s Here Among residents
of sha golden state registered at Med-
ford hotels today are C. D. Bean of
Oakland, O. D. Weddie of San Fran
cisco, B. M. Larkin of San Francisco
and B. B. Wilson of Oakland.
Snow Melting Rapidly Reports
received by the United States forest
service offices today announced that
snow Is rapidly melting In the hl'.l
regions. Depths at Lake o the Woods
total five feet, at Flfh lake four feei
and on the Cascade summit five feet.
Shopping Yesterday Miss Rose
Whaley of the Eagle Point district
was shopping In Medford Mondav,
Others from other localities buylnj
or attending to business matters here
were Mrs, Royal Brown of Efcgle Point
and use Fridegar of Ashland.
.Meeting Tonight Grange council
meeting, announced for this evening,
will be held at 8 o'clock in the county
agent's office on the ground floor
of the county courthouse. Election
of officers la to be held, and all mem
bers are urged to attend.
Mrs. Rankin in Hospital Mrs.
Hugh Rankin, wife of the superin
tendent of the forest service, under
went a major operation at the Com
munity hospital this morning, and
was getting along satisfactorily this
afternoon.
Registered Here Among hotel
guests registered In Medford last
night were E. M. Kaught, J. E. Spol
etta of Smith River, Cal.( Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Jones, also of California.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Shupe of North
Bend. Chas. A. Coe of Salem and Ray
mond Leslie of Redding.
rron. Points North Visitors in
Medford today from cities to the
north are Leo Vaughn of Eugene, H.
I. Chapln of Portland, M. F. O'Malley
of Roseburg, F. J. Bressler of Port
land, B. H. Forbes of Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. L W. Freeman of the same city.
L. Axland and J. M. Callahan of th
university city and F. S. Jones of
Rosefcurg.
In Beanty Shop Here Mlse Vlnetta
Armstrong, formerly of Klamath
Fall, where she was employed. by the
Hazel and Pierce beauty shops, has
accepted a position at Bowman's
beauty shop in this city. Mrs. Rhea
Hoover, previously with the Bob Inn
shop at Chlloquln, is another expe-t
beauty operator who will serve pat
rons of Bowman's.
At Loral Hotels The local hotel
lists carry todsy among other names:
C a Whitney of Salt Laxe city, A.
C. Mart of Smith River, Cal., J. C.
Currle of Salem, Edar Huffman and
FreJ J. B'.y of Eureka.. A. C. Busk of
San Francisco. H. E. Conklln of Bur
bans H. B. Esson of Eugene, J. N.
Btshop of Salem. Geo. M. Yeatman of
Eugene, W. A. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Duncan of Klamath Falls, Al
Mever and Wm. Y. McDanlel of the
bay ity region.
Tontte Walter Himton in
"KONGO"
Thur, Jack Onk!e In
"Onrp In a I,ift!m
STUDIO
Any Seat Any Time
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IHIRS. FRI.SAT.
BERT WHEELER '
R0BT. W00LSEY in
"Hold 'Em Jail"
.lo rhapler Three of
"THE IHRRIl'ANE tXPRKSS'
Tonlrht Onli (net! )
"FANNY FOLEY HERSELF"
Personal
Coffey File Throurh nr. k w.
fey stopped at the Medford airport
mis morning en route to Portland by
inane irom Han Francisco.
Krcsse's Office Entered The office
of A. F. W. Kreesa at 14 fimith nrt.
lett street, was entered last night
oy ronuers, who escaped with an elec
tric fan and 80 or 80 one-fourth grain
morphine tablets.
Hodgkir.5 Funeral Funeral services
ior inland Hodgktns, World war vet
eran, known In this eltv. wr hm
at Roeeburg March 11, according to
auuyuuwmens in me tioseourg News
Renew. Mr. HtVivkin Hiw4 Hint
111., in the veterans' administration
hospital. He Is a former resident of
Laor&nde and his mother now re
sides at Looklngglass. near Roseburg.
Lecture at Guild Halt Mrs. Haver
sham will speak tonight at Guild
hall at 8 o'clock and a very Inter
esting evening is Drominerf. fih win
illustrate her address with picture
lasen in me various foreign mission
fields she has vliti-
will open at 8 o'clock. There will
w no auimasion cnarges and tne
public Is invited.
IS. Ill TO
BE TRIED LATER
Trial of Mr. Henrietta B. Martin,
president of the "Good Government
Congress," for alleged disorderly and
riotous conduct, as the result of her
attempt tO lash With & whfn T.nn.l
Hal(, editor of the Jacksonville Miner,
wm not be held until the district at
torney's office has a respite from the
present labors connected wtt.t. ts
grand jury session. Attorney T. J.
representing Mrs. Martin ana
three co-defendants, said -he was
"ready for trial any time." The trial
was Interrupted by the bank mora
torium, after being set for Justice of
the Peace Coleman's court.
C. H. Brown, father of Mrs. Martin
and secretary of ten "Good Govern
ment Congress,' arrested and free
on bonds for alleged "slandering of a
bank,' as the result of an article
published m the Pacific Record-Herald,
will probably not be given a
hearing for a week or ten days.
Justice Coleman will not render a
decision In the case of h. O. Van
Wegan, charged with carrying con
cealed weapons, until hi. .trrn.u
has an opportunity to file briefs.
VanWegan rs a reputed "congress
man" and former "Banks guard,"
HELEN NORRIS PLAY ,
FROM KNX TONIGHT
Another nlav bv Ksien vwi
author. Will be broaden, Htr r.' ifMv
players this evening at 8:30 o'clock
woo iciwijtra tins aicemoon.
It will be the second of the series
from "Old Masters t1a "
be based upon the dramatization ol
iKitiuijassani a -xne Necklace.'
NO WILL LEFT BY
LATE H. E. MARSH
A petition fnr t.Ha Mwlnl.t,.M.,n
of the estate of the late Henry B.
Marsh, for a quarter of a century a
leading grocer of this city, was filed
.m fj.vuatv tomi wiis morning. Toe
Petition sets forth t.Tia n .m .
left and that the probable value of
uk tactile is in "excess of 85000."
James C. Collins, J. P. Wortm.r.
and R. E. McElhose were named as
appraisers.
The Earliest Potato Grown
WMte old
White Gold, introduced by u last
Spring has proved to be a winner.
Earlier than Quick Lunch or Sunrise
and a white potato. A good yielder.
Price now one-half that of last year.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Corner 6th and Bartlett.
St. Patrick's Day
For Elks and Their Friends
ELKS TEMPLE
FRIDAY WIGHT
Good Music Admission $1.00
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BEAN TO MANAGE
WARD STORE; NEW
STAFF IS NAMED
A complete reorganization of ths
personnel of Montgomery Ward and
company's Medford store, spelling
improved service for southern Ore
gon shoppers, has been effected; thK
week and ft new, efficient sales staff
will greet those who visit Ward
tomorrow. Following he recent
resignation of I. P. Andres, manager
and Harold Johnson, assistant man
ager, C. D. Bean has assumed active
management of the big Medford
store. Mr, Bean comes to this city
from the Oakland office of the Ward
organization where he has served as
sales manager for the Pacific coast
territory for the past three years.
L, R. Terkelsen of Stockton will bs
assistant manage- in the new local
organization.
With the exception of the manage
ment, a, 100 percent local staff will
complete the personnel at Ward's, tn
line with the long established poltc?
of that company. H K, Wiggs, per
sonnel director for Montgomery Ward
and company, with headquarters la
Oakland, has been In this city for
the past few days perfecting the new
Medford organisation. Mr. Wiggs ex
pressed gratification in the fact tha
a thoroughly experienced and cap
able sales staff has been quickly as
sembled with improved service for
Ward patrons ass'tred. E, L. Bartli.
district superribor. has also been In
Medford arranging for the reorgani
zation of the store here. Mr. Barth
is well known in southern Oregon
having made many business calls to
this city during the past few years.
"1 am delighted with the oppor
tunity to come to Medford and as
sume management of the Med fore,
store" C. D. Sean said today. 'I
have visited the store here many
times and fully realize the potential
volume of business this fine territory
affords. My family and I look for
ward to establishing our home in the
Rogue River valley and I am confi
dent that this territory is In line for
substantial growth during the next
few years."
Mr. Bean Is an experienced merch
andising and sales promotion man
ager, having -filled the positions of
sales manager for both the Portland
and Los Angeles districts before as
suming charge of sales for the entire
coast, Mrs. Bean and their three
children expect to arrive in Medfori
next month to make their permanent
home In this city.
AUTO CRASH CASE
HEARD BY COURT
Selection of a petit Jury to heai
the damage suit of Dr. R. W. Bleeter
of this city against George Prohtetch
and the Richfield Oil company, wss
unaorway in circuit court this morn
tng, before circuit Judge W. M, Dun
can of Klamath county,
Dr Bleeter asks for 8531 damage.
The oil company m answer asserts
that the auto accident at Main and
Bartlett streets, November 9, upon
which the suit is based, was due to
the negligence of the plaintiff, and
mat u.w is a reasonable amount to
pay for the car damages.
Frohleich was . driver of the oil
truck that collided with a Hudson
coaoh belonging to Dr. Bleeter,
Dr. Bleeter is represented by
torney George M. Robert and Attor
ney William U. McAllister. The oil
company is represented by Attorney
unanes w, Reames.
BOWMAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Ptr
manent waves as low as M-iO for the
rest of March. SPECIAL Facial and
Manicure, 1,25. Shampoo, Finger
wave and Manicure, H.J3. Oil Sham
poo, Finger Wave and Manicure, 1.50.
Phone 87.
Phone 260
Hog-Calling Entrance Blank
Chamber of Commerce,
Medford, Oregon.
I herewith enter my name for the nog-citting contest to
be held in Medford, Saturday, March 25th.
Name
Address
(State
LlTestock
PORTLAND. Ore. March IS. (AP
Cattle, 75; calves, 10; steady.
HOGS, 200; steady,
BHEEP and lambs, 350; steady.
Portland Prod
uce
PORTLAND, March 15. (AP)
BUTTS Prints, extras, let standards,
lc lb.
BOTTER-Prtats, extras, lc; standards
Station, ISc, Portland delivery prices;
Churning creani, 1S-18c; sweet cream
higher.
EOOS Pacific Poultry Producers
selling prices: Fresh extras, 18c;
standards ISe; mediums 15o.
POTATOES Local, 65-?5c orange
box: Deschutes Gems, tl.(-l.lK
Yakima Gems, 80c-tt cental,
COUNTRY MEATS Live poultry,
onions, new potatoes, wool and hay,
unchanged.
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Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages,
(Copyright, 1933, standard Statistics
Oo.)
March IS;
80
30 19 SO
RR'S Ufa Totll
39.1 79 .3 54.1
24 9 71. S 48.4
34.8 71.S 48.4
32.1 10S.0 69 0
134.7 244 0 85.2
Today 53 3
Prev. day 44.7
Week ago. 44.7
Year ago. 63.8
Bend Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 133, standard Statistic
Co.)
Mareh 15:
20 20 20 80
Ind'la re's Ufa Total
Prev. day S85 S7.0 nit 63 6
Week ago 6S.3 67.0 7S.6 63.6
Year ago 70.0 ' TS.2 84.6 T6.7
3 Yrs. ago. S.S 106.6 88,3 08 S
Capt. Welch Here Captain Welch
of the state highway commission was
reported to be a guest m Medford
today.
need
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That's the part Turkish
Tobaccos play in making
Chesterfields Taste Better
SMOKERS notice a certain "touch" m
Chesterfields that comes from having
just enough Turkish tobacco in them
... a spicy, aromatic flavor that's much
the same to a cigarette as seasoning Is
to food.
For only by blending and cross
blending the right amounts of mild
Domestic tobaccos with the right amount
of Turkish can we get the flavor and
aroma that Chesterfield smokers enjoy.
Next time, ask for "The Cigarette
that Satisfies". .. you'll getChesterfields
with Milder, Better Taste,
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Mr,, Mrs. or Miss)
KMED
Broadcast Schedule
Thursday
8:00 Breakfast News by Mail Trib
une. 8:05 Musical Clock.
8 :t5 A Peerless Parade.
8:30 Shopping Ou!d.
9:00 Friendship Cirei.
&:39 Today.,
8:45 Meeting of the Martha Meade
Society.
10:00 U. 8. Weather Forecast.
10:00 Fashion Parade,
10tI6 The Pet Program,
10:39 Morning Comment.
10:45 Morning Me.ody.
n5 Martiat Music.
lt;iS Quartettes Parade.
tt:30 Song and Conwdy.
12:00 Mid-day Review.
32:15 Popularltis.
13:30 Hews Flashes, Mall Tribune.
13:30 In a Garden ef Melody.
1 roo Varieties.
2 :30 Grants Pass Hour.
1:45 Interlude.
2:00 Dance Music.
3 :00 Songs for Everyday.
3:30 KMED Program Review.
3:35 Music from Yesle'ear.
4:00 Across th Seas to Hawaii.
4:30 Masterworks.
8:00 Popular Parade.
5:30 San Francisco HI eh -lights.
5:45 News Digest. Matt Tribune.
8:00 Medford Theatre Guide
GiOS The Unique.
6:20 Vingettes.
8:30 Hubert and La Marr.
7:00 Labor Exchange Program.
7:15 Modern Istics.
7:30 to 8.-00 Brentld.
Klamath Man Is
Nabbed On Road
Prank J. Smith, 38, 3s held by stats
police for Klamath Falls authorities
He wa arrested last night en the
Klamath-Ashland, road. Smith ts al
leged to have rented ft house in
Klamath Falls, to have appropriated
the furniture, and sold It to ft second
hand store in, thftt city
learettes. like i oods
yit ' ' ' "ti-! -Jl
BANKS FOLLOWERS
FAIL TO HALT FALL!
SHERIFFS HAMMER
t
fContlnuea ieoio Pag One
? . :
!: accusations and BiJsattons, agslnst
I citizens, officials. mt orps titration. :
He was openly charged with twtng tire f
paper for the furtherance of political j
s personal vengeance.
Taxe ESlnquent
Banics became aennqent sn ri
tuxes, orcf & three yesr period ar.d
late In December deHnqnt tai
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
MiLE frontage pawd htsthway. 10
acis under ditch, 2-room house,
excellent location. Sell cheap, easy
terms, or will trade: clear now.
Take light ear. Box 10103. Tribune.
FOR SAIE Grafting wax. Monarch
Seed Co.
ROOM AND BOARS for two aduUs,
inquire at 107 Km?.
FOR SALE Poison barley with rais
ins. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished gun-
calowr Frijrklaire. eiectne ranee,
hardwood floors. Cor, Parfc and
Dakota. Iuqulre at Nat Grocery.
621 K. Riverside,
FURNISHED 2 -room apartment with
sleeping porch. ?re, light and
water; 810. 310 Portland.
FOR SALE Whit add potatoes, the
earliest of alt early potatoes. Mon
arch Seed Co.
MOON SIGN BOOK Astrological
guide m farming and personal af
fairs 18 S. Bartlett Si.
CITY AND COUNTRY homes, acres-re,
timber land. Barjrains. Rob
erts. 720 W. 2ml, 1528-J.
FOR SALE Beard lew barley, Kam?&
at, spring wheat. Monarch Seed
eo.
harness, wood saw outfit, tractor
plow. George MoMahan, one mile
soutn. Tatent.
FOR SALE lf4 acres, 5-room mod
ern home. jtftraKe chicken, house.
city water, close to school on East
sme; k.to; easy term, u, x
Tenawaid, Hotel Holland Bldg.
FOH SALE OR TRADE 7 -room mod
ern house. A bland, clear. George
MoMahon, Talent, Ore.
FOR SALE Alfalfa seed, lc to ISc
pa? lb. Monarch Seed Co.
FOR SALE Beardless barley. Henry
Kiecermeyer. Phone 354. Jackson
ville. WANTED Man wilh equipment to
handle 30 acres near T"alent. Good
deal for the right man. Call even
ings this week, 429 N. Central, Med
foid.
miMcwyjrwsws&'''.-vwwmtanm
lestcriiek
certificate wta twued ?mst th , circuit court prohrbmng any iegsX ac
newipaper. ft wts taken up ay T. I tton to thwart the saie toSay,
Tltoma of Astiiand and others. In'- Pi&ns of the purch-rs of tfc
tiw turn of ttOSi. Mr. Electa A Petit I property, for the future have not beea
In. & uit filed tn circuit court claim- '. announced.
ed ownership of ifai certificate, Tr.es- i
day & reatralRlsg order wa in
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