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' SrETFOrtrji MAIL TRTBTJTTE. MEDFOTn. OREGON, STTXD5T. TPBTt 2. 1933. PA'GE FIVE Local and Personal From Salem George Putnam, edl- sVoor of the Salem Capital Journal ft. Tlaitor In Medford yesterday, call ing oa acquaintances and friends. To San Diego Lieutenant Carlton Bond flying a Thomas Morse 0-18-B ship, was a Tlaitor at the Medford municipal airport Saturday, en route from Pearson field, Vancouver, Wash, to Rockwell field. San Diego. . Stops In Medford Second Lieuten ant B. D. Schannep of Langley field, Virginia, (topped at the Medford air port Saturday at 11 :8(T o'cloA for lunca and to refuel the P-12 Boeing pursuer he was piloting. Schannep was enroute to Pearson field, Vancou ver, Wash. Returns from Portland Cat C. Welis. deputy United States marshal, arrived back In Medford Saturday morning from Portland, where he was called on offlclsl business In connec tion with federal court. Deputy Wells continued to Portland from Kianv Hath Palls. 1 Bell to Llttrell X. M. Moty, secretary-treasurer of the Llttrell Parts comoany, announced that the Auto Supply and Parts company of this city, of which Charles Strange and M n. Wrleht are owners, has sold out the Llttrell Parts company, The transfer of stock was mads April 1st. noes North William 3. Levens, as sistant attorney general for the state of Oregon, left Saturday afternoon for Salem, where he plans to remain for several days. Mr. Levens has been in charge of the special work In con nection with the cases on the docket as a result of the county turmoil rhonie Play ''Lady Frederick,' throe-act comedy dealing with the English customs, has been selected hv the Easle Point high school dra matic director. Miss Simpson, accord ing to announcement In the Friday 'n rf Eacle's Quill, school publlca- I'on. The play will be presented at he sohool some time aunng the paper states. In lures Foot Mrs. Charles Fischer, was yesterday reported as getting along nicely, having Thursday morn ing seriously Injured her foot while chopping wood. Mrs. Fischer cut two toes completely off her right foot, and cut the three others. Mr. Fischer said. Mrs. Fischer la staying at the home of their daughter, Mrs. 0. A. Thatcher, where she is being cared for. oneet nf Culbertson George T. Westinghouss of Tucson, Ariz., is leaving today for Victoria, B. 0., hav ing spent Saturday In Medford as the guest of Thomas Culbertson, city su nerinfendent of the Medford airport. Westlnghouse waa flying a Waco cabin plane and Saturday morning flew from Bed Bluff to Medford. Fri day he made the trip to Red Bluff from Los Angeles. The Arizona filer Is on a pleasure trip in the north west 1 Guests in Medford Among the ho tel guests here are Harry Inpeny and B. J. Sears of Portland, J. k. opaie. ti of Crescent City, B. S. Marsden, K. n. Charles and Mr. and Mrs. a. F. Charieton of San Francisco, Claude G. Sanders. Harry Towner, J. Wright w.rt and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Davis of .Seattle. Arthur Kahala of Crooks- town Minn.. L. M. Bailey of Oakland Muni B. Relnke of Vancouver, B, C and Mrs. S. Millard and Mr. and Mrs. J. Brltton of Los Angeles. Report Accident An automobile collision Saturday morning about ten o'clock, at Seven Oaks, was reported at tie city police station, an Investi gation having been conducted by the state police. F. P. Haselbacher of Roseburg filed the report, and stated that three children, riding atop a lnad of wood on a trailer, suffered minor inluries, and were taken nontral Point for medical attention. R. H. Beers of Rogue River was listed ss ore of the drivers. In Mining Journal More attention has been given to the southern ore. on mining district in the msgazlnes of the coasi. in wie i Minini Journal of Phoenix, Arizona, a p'cture of the panning contest staged here a snort time ago ana torv of the event appears. The pub. Hetty was sent out by the chamber of commerce and has met with wide mvkd acceptance. The panning con tests were sponsored by the Southern Oregon Mining association. Interested In County Ud. Seufert, owner of Seufert 's cannery of The Dallef was In Medford lsst week in Tostlgatlng this locality with a view nf rjitabllshlnt a cannery. He was much inspired with the valley and will return later. He was accompanied bv Mrs. Seufert and their two chll- dren and while here were guests of their friend Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Churchill at Central Point. Mr. Seu fert paid a high compliment to the up-to-date new cheese - factory Central Point, managed by Mr. Churchill and said southern Oregon people should show their pride In this institution by Insisting on having f.on.e made cheese when making purchases. Jackson In Portland Q. L. Jack son left the middle of the week for several days business visit In Port land Does North C. J'. Toy, district manager of the California Packing Corp. left Thursday for Roseburg and Eugene on a periodic business trip. Neffs Motor South Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Neff left Saturday by motor for Los Angeles, where they will spend a wk combining business and pleas ure ... Undergoes Operation Roy B roe- beck unlerwent an emergency op eration at the Community hospital yesterday and was reported getting along nicely last night. Officers Here Sheriff and Mrs. Lloyd Low of Klamath Falls were Saturday visitors In Medford. Chief of Police A. T. Edmondson of Talent was also a business visitor here Saturday. e Leave Hospital Barbara Moore of Ashland had recovered sufficiently from her recent illness to leave the Community hospital yesterday. The! ma Orleve of this city was also re moved from the hospital to her home yesterday. Betide Here F. J. Moauren, for merly of Colorado, has located In Medford as district manager for the Morton Salt Co. Mrs. McOuren and their two boys Joined Mr. McOuren and they will make Medford their home. ' Postpone Operetta Postponement of the operetta, "Pied Piper of Ham lln." to be given by the children of the Valley school, wss announced yesterday. The dato of the operetta was changed to April 13, which will max the opening of the spring va cation period. Operetta Announced The glee clubs of Eagle Point high school will present the operetta "Chonlta," on April 17, under the direction of Miss Olson, It was announced by Friday's Issue of the Eagle's Quill. Beulah Tingleaf and Charles Sturgill have been selected as members of the cast. - In From Ragle Point Mrs. S. E. Hewlett and daughter. Miss Hattle Hewlett, In Medford from Eagle Point, announced yesterday that Mrs. Mil ly Hoyt of Fort Klamath, who la Hi at their home, has shown little Inv provement. Mrs. Hoyt was brought to the Howlett home to convalesce following treatment In Portland. Hotel Guests From Portland, hotel guests Include M. H. Clark, P. A. Cal derhead, Paul Bamett, Bob Norman, James, and John S. Bathrlck. Others here Include J. S. Cardon of New York City, H. Mandelstam of OhlCAgo and Wro. P. Harris of Eugene, C. H. Arn old and Mr. and Mrs. Dallson of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Williams of Sen Francisco. James W. Jenks of Albany. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mlddleton of Hood River, J. M. White of Weed and J. D. Tennant of Longvlew. . Young LeaTes Floyd Young, frost export with the United States weath er bureau, Is leaving today for south era California, following several days spent in Medford. Mr. Young reported tha( on his recent trip to the Wash lngton apple districts, he found con ditions mudi improved, with prices for apples three times higher at the present time, thsn they -were a year ago. Delicious apples of the best va riety, are now selling at 91.25 f, o. b. m Washington, he. said. Start Program It will be good news to the radio audience of all southern Oregon to learn that a new series of Copco radio programs will be lnstl tutert by the local ' utility over sta tion KMED, starting tomorrow noon at 1S:45. The California Oregon Pow er company was one of the first regu lar advertisers over the local radio station and the Copco programs won an enviable reputation throughout this territory. First to feature the fa mous Helen Norrls radio plays and the popular attractive musical pro, grams, the local power company did muoh to pioneer worthwhile radio programs In southern Oregon The new series of Copco programs will be known as the Radio Rendezvous' and will be presented on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 13:4d to 1 o'clock. "Radio Rendezvous" Is new departure in radio offerings and will feature the foremost stars of radio stage and screen In a spark ling series of entertainment which promises to meet with popular ap proval. - AIID AT CHILD WELFARE IS CLAIM There Is a general tendency, prev alent throughout the nation, "to take the depression out on the ohtldren" Is the warning Issued to the Jack son County Health association yes terday afternoon by Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, executive secretary of the Oregon Tuberculosis society. In an lnspl'.lng address at the home of Miss Mildred Carlton, president of the health sssociatlon, she ssked her au dience of 100 not to let this thing hsppen, pointing out that the safety of the nation rests upon the educa tion of its children. Tt-ere Is a growing willingness on the part of school boards and tar-p-.vera, she stated, to undermine the child's education. Twenty six per cent of the publio schools have been closed in one state, in another 35 per cent are In process of closing. There Is no guarantee that this tendency wl'.l not spread to Oregon If people are not on the alert to halt such a reaction. Mrs. Dunbar added, urging them not to become so immersed In their own affaire as to be oblivious to tht national situation. "'Keep the ship of state as steady as possible for the future generation, We of our generation have not con sulted the children about the mort gages we have put on them. If we neglect their needs during the years from six to ten we have robbed as well as mortgaged them," Mrs. Dun bar declared. Ai: interesting review of the three White House conferences waa given by the spesker, who stressed the fact that It was not until the last con ference that the handicapped child was brought Into notice. He Is now, she stated, the corner stone of wel fare work. It Is realized that every child should have the best opportun ities for his potentlslltles. All chil dren, regaradless of color, creed and olass are to be given consideration In the great scheme of things. Need of ft leader to come forth in the Interests of the handicapped child was cited by Mrs. Dunbar in con demnation of the "pernicious" law. which allows the welfare association but 20 days to plae a child for ad op tlon Such a law. she described a. unfair to both child and prospective parents. There are many welfare problems yet to be solved In Oregon, she stat ed In closing, and the cooperation of ohuiches, Parent-Teacher associa tions, health associations and all wel fare groups Is needed. Oscar E. Hoover, retiring Boy ecout executive In this district, wss also a speaker on yesterday's health pro gram. He voiced a demand for more trained leaders In recreational groups, stating that there Is never a lack of boys and girls, but usually a lack of leaders. Mors community singing ana other programs for children, whose leisure time is not properly cared for at home was asked by the scout exec -Following the program tea was serv ed) by the Central Point committee, hostesses for the occasion.. - George Arliss At Craterian First salmon of the season, caught In Rogue liver, was brought In by O. Bigham of Medford Saturday, according to a telephone message to Lamport's, sporting goods store from Rainbow Gibson of Weaaku Inn. The fish weighed 25 pounds, he reported. Close on his heels to obtain the honors, however, was E. B. Wttherow of Los Angeles, who landed a 23 pound salmon. Olbson stated Wat the river, which has been extremely muddy 'for the past several weeks, due to mining operations, was excellent for fishing Saturday. 1 ELECTS OFFICERS In a busy meeting of Medford chapter, Order of DeMolay last Thurs- dav evening. March SO, officers for the spring term were elected. Rob ert Lamb was re-elected Master Coun cillor. Paul Turner was elected Sen ior Councilor and Dick Roberta was elected Junior Councilor. Appointive offices have been filled by the re-elected Master Councilor or follows: Edward Bennett, senior dea oon: Earl Oray, Junior deacon; Bill Lamb, senior steward: Warren Lig gett, Junior steward and Sam Kros- chel, chaplain. The offloe of scribe, which Is held by Jean Prock, Is an elective office In which the term for a full year. Installation of the new officers will take place next Thursday night. 1 "KCTROK" a specific remedy for treatment of poison oak. satlarae tlon guaranteed. Oiaos Laboratories, 205 Liberty Bldg. f- 76c For an 8x10 photo, leys, opp. Holly Theater. The Peas- ' , Starts TODAY j "(it Continuous 1:30-11 .mm with Genevieve Tohln Pst O'Brien Al.o slim Snmmprrllle Comedy, Strange As It seems ... News 15 STUDIO 15 STARTING TODAY for a Four-Day Engagement Not merely the Picture of the Year ... but the Dramatic Achievement of the Decade! First Time in Medford at Low Admission Prices xjosfixs'P if Rialto Stars Grants piss Loses Out ROSEBURO, Ore.. April !.) Zwie Grey, Internationally famous sportsman and author, who spent last summer camped on the north Umpqua river at Stesmbroat, will come to Roseburg as soon as he re eurns from the New Zealand cruise In which he Is now engaged, accord ing tc a letter received here today. He now plans to return from his cruise in July or early in August. E'ectrlc sweat balhs and massage by expert. Nurse attendant. 205 Llba.ty Bldg. Phon 694. George Arliss, leads a fine cast in "The King's aintion, today at the Fox Crnterlan. opening BY P. C. T Crater Lake national park Is ex pected to be open to travel, via the southern entrance, the latter part of this week, according to announce meijt Saturday by trie Crater Na tional park offices. It is necessary to cover the 25 mile approach road Inside the park, with ths snow plow as the result of the reoont snow storm, according to the pa-fc officials. Opening of the west entrance Is In charge of the state, and It is not known when work will he carried on there to open the Medford gateway. The lone Gold Hill single came In the slzth frame when Kell, catcher, singled to left field, off Hoxie. The game was a seven inning af fair. Hardy southpaw! ng the first three, whiffing four, and Hoxie working the remainder and setting back three on strikes. Ashland scored in the first when Harrlss singled through the box to county Durham, who had singled and been advanced by two walks, Three more were marked up In tho second on Baughmans hit and two errors. The final tallies came in the fifth when jungworth drove a triple to center and came home when the ball got away from the third base man. Hoxie then singled to right and dented the plate a moment later after a series of errors. Hammersly. Gold Hill pitcher, struck out twelve. Ashland will play Talent at Talent, Tuesday. The score: R. h. b. Ashland 6 5 3 Gold H1U 0X9 Batteries: Hardy and Hoxie, Fowl er and Gearhart; Hammersly Kell. Constance Cummlngs nd Robert Armstrong, featured in "The Billion Dollar Scandal," opening today at the Rialto theatre. It tells the In side "dope" of one of the most brazen national thefts ever attempt edthe oil scandal of a few years back. PLAY GAME TODAY Medford Merchants' baseball team, will play the Ashland independents this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with the first ball scheduled to fly at that time. Ten cents will be charged to pay expenses, and a large crowd Is expected. The game will be played at the Senior high school field. Players are requested to report at the field by one o'clock. Ashland's team Is composed chiefly of Normal school starts. Med ford's probable line-up has been announced as: Swanson, Sowers L., lb; Williams, 3b: Christ- ensen. of; Olaon, 2b; J. Herrington If; Smith, rf; I. Herrington, o; Jack Hughes, BUI Kanstro, p. and In "Grand Hotel" Ashland High Wins From Gold Hill By Billy Hulcn ASHLAND. April l.-(Spl) Hardy and Hoxie -let Gold Hill high down with one hit and Don Faber's Ash land high Grizzlies won their first home game of the season, Friday, 8-0. Five stars lnstesd of one shins In "Grand Hotel," spectacular plcturl zatlon of the celebrated Vlckl-Baum novel and play, which opens at the Studio theater today, the first time In Medford at low prices. Greta Garbo. John Barrymore, Jo an Crawford, Wallace Beery and Lion el Barrymore are featured. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Tifttv fruit, berries, close in stood buildings. George Hefner. 1 mile west on Stewart Ave. POR RENT New 3-room house, gar age. io o. ultima. WANTED To buy house near schools. west sine, uive price, aaarcas, iernB WANTED Cream separator In good condition. ox 10368. 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