Medford mail tribune., April 10, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, QREGONj MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1933.
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Local and- Personal
Miss DeLoah 111 Joan Mucin De
Loan, who baa ben 111 at her home
for the put two week, la reported
convalescing'
Ml mca Candy Case A candy case
wa atoIeU from H. L. Ford'a garage
at 801 West Main street, he reported
to the city police Monday morning.
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Arrives Back Home George M. Rob
erta, local attorney, arrived back In
Medford on the Shasta this morning,
from the south.
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Goff Returns Herbert Goff, who
pent the week-end in Wolf Greek,
axarfved in Medford on the Oregon
Ian today.
On Business Visit C. L. Shorno.
Portland manager of Blake, Moffltt
and Towne paper company. Is spend
ing today In Medford conferring with
the local representative of the firm,
.
, On Business Visit Mrs. Daisy Laws
of Rogue River Is attending to busi
ness matters at the county court
house today. 8he arrived this morn
ing on the Oregon lan.
Gasoline Stolen r. B. R. Elliott
yesterday reported to city police that
seven or eight gallons of gasoline, and
the gasoline cap were stolen from his
automobile Saturday night.
I X) deed In Jail Henry Goodman,
a negro who said he waa a native of
Alabama, waa lodged in the city Jail
by state police Sunday night on a
Charge of drunkenness.
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Reports Accident T. J. Enrlght,
Medford attorney, filed an accident
report at the city police station Sun-
day night, following a collision at
. 8:40 o'clock at the corner of Main and
Holly streets. George Laldley was driv
ing the other car Involved.
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Leaves for Brookings Edwin L.
Knapp. who recently t resigned as
i business manager of the Medfora
Mall Tribune. left today noon for
Brookings, where he will be guest for
several days of E. W. Gould at his
summer home.
Filers iBthel M. Burns, stewardess
for Pacific Air Transport, waa a vis
itor In Medford over the week-end
Marshall B. wooworth Jr., of the
United Air Lines, and William B.
Graves of Oakland, were also regis
tered here.
From a Distance Registered at ho
tels here from distant points are Oarl
E. Ooke of San Antonio, Tex., Mr. and
Mrs. O. Hunt of Vancouver, B. C, Mr.
and Mrs. George Jampolla, Alvln P.
Adams, J. N. Grant and W. J. Florin
of New York City and C. J. Kennedy
of Milwaukee, Wis.
Washington Folk Seattle Guests
at hotels are Mr. and Mrs. 0. R.
Sennas, A. M. Nash. W. E. Jensen, M.
W. May, J; L. Brlsbola, J. Ross Lyon,
R. E. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. L. S.
Davis and son and O. B. Stead, Lee
F. Sokllck of Tacoma waa also a guest
-X. registered from Washington.
From Pol ';Iand 'Among the num
erous folk spending the week-end In
Medford, were the following Portland
ers: G. J. Lee, I. Weederhorn, Bert
Phillips. Ralph Carlson, H. A. Tho
burn, Dave Brown, Archie Clark, E.
D. Gray, L. E. Russell, F. J. Beyson,
Mr. and Mrs. O, J. Helaerman, J. M.
Ross, H. A. Ness, Sam Kalk and C. B.
Ball.
Files Report The olty polios have
on XI I a report of an automobile ac
cident concerning the two cars driven
by Ben H. Gibson of Ashland and
. Clifford O. Collins of Central Point.
The collision occurred at 12:10 a. m.
Sunday at the corner of Riverside
and Edwards streets. Listed on the
report as wttnessea were Mr. and Mrs.
M. W. Hanel, and Mra. Ben Gibson of
Ashland and Mrs. Helen Spray of
Cottage Grove.
Comes for Sunshine O. H. Lorton,
who has been spending the paat six
months In Seattle, returned to Med
ford by train Monday, in search of
4 some Rogue River valley sunshine.
'Mr. Lorton said that he didn't see
the aun more than alx days during
the .six months. He was visiting his
daughter, Mrs. H. 0. Hlnson In the
Washington metropolis.
Guests In Medford STom points
along the coast, guests at hotels In
Medford Included Paul Bechtold, L.
H. McCarthy, C. 8. Gregory, E. J.
Sharkey, C. W. Walls and Mr. and
Mra. George Knoche of Portland, Ed
na Rlckard of Corvallls. Mr. and Mrs.
K. D Ward and Herbert A. Pope of
Los Angeles. C. 8. Gregory and J. H.
Dahlberg or Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. F.
1 v DePont of San Francisco and E. C.
Brandeberry of Albany.
Stop at Hotels Among hotel guests
in Medford over the week-end were
C. H. Faulke of Berkeley, Alonzo M.
Petty, and Mrs. George C. Woolver of
1m Angeles, F. W. Mlxter of Exeter,
Calif., Van P. Payne. 0. W. Wlnslow
and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hoffmann f
Seattle, C. Sherwood and L. Blakeley
of Bend, J. W. Thorn of Roseburg, H.
JW. Standard of Brownsville and R. L.
Crane, A. Laity, Joe Gravelle, H. L.
Lind. L. M. Qoott and Joe Teeters of
Portland.
To Roseburg George L. Howard
left on today's Shasta for Roseburg,
to spend the day on business.
Undergoes Operation Mrs. Ralph
Caxot hers of Route One, underwent
a major operation at the Community
hospital today and was reported get
ting along nicely this afternoon.
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Visits In Country-i-teven Dodge,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dodge,
spent the week-end at Table Rock s
guest of. his cousin. Bob Sage. He re
turned to Medford last night with his
parents.
Robt. KeAly Home Robert Kelly,
son of Colonel and Mrs. E. E. Kelly,
la home from the University of San
Franciscc- to spend the spring vaca
tion with his parents. He will be here
for about 10 days.
Shann Leaves Hospital William
Shann, who received five slashea In
varioua parts of his body. In a knife
fight at the Riverside apartments
Friday night, waa removed from the
Sacred Heart hospital today, his con
dition being much improved.
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Out from New York Alvln Adams
of New York City Is a guest here this
week of "Phil Sharp, local manager of
the Pacific Air Transport, having ar- I
rived by plane from the east. While
here he will enjoy some Rogue river
fishing and a trip up the Crater Lake
road.
Fined $2 S Fred White, charged
with reckless driving, having been ar
rested Sunday by state police, was
fined 25 and costs in Justice court
Monday morning. White resides at
1207 Court street. Unable to pay the
fine, he was lodged In the "county
Jail.
In City Today Mrs. Joseph L.
Hammersly of Portland la a visitor
in Medford today, having accompani
ed her husband to this city. Mr. Ham
mersly Is one of the defense at
torneys for Lleewellyn A. Banks, fac
ing first degree murder charges. The
Hammerslys motored south Sunday
to Grants Pass, and arrived here this
morning.
Callfornians Included among Call
fornlans listed at hotels in the city
are Mrs. Evelyn Hawksley and S. S.
Albright of Sacramento, A. W. Gear-
hart of Fresno, Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Ruff of Vallejo, Benjamin Parker of
Alameda, Mr. and Mra. F. R, Gwlns
of Yosemlte, Arthur Holmes of Mt.
Lassen, and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Walch
and Oarl W. Jacobs of San Francisco,
0. Beck, Joe Handmacher, J. O. Pon
der, O. M. Flfer and P. O. Green of
Los Angeles. ,
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Dirigible Disaster Remnant
W. M. Clemenson, prominent mem'
ber of the local city council, whoj
holds down the mayoralty aeat when !
Mayor E. M. Wilson Is out of town.:
Is all smiles today. And It's not be
cause of the legalization of beer. To
the well known city dad went the
honor yesterday of landing the largest
salmon of the season at Savage Rap
ids dam. It tipped the scales at 28 4
pounds and (which la more Import
ant, aaya Mr. Clemenson) "Made Dr.
R. C. Mulholland'a face red."
It was Mr. Clemenspn's first flah.
"Still la and probably will be for sev
eral weeka to come." according to
the doctor, who gets little enjoyment
out of the review of the story.
Yesterday morning Dr. Mulholland
telephoned Clemenson, insisting that
he Joint him on a fishing trip. Clem
enson had never caught a salmon and
he hated to appear amateurish in
the eyes of the expert, Dr. Mulhol
land. famed for the number of fish
he has .captured from river and sea.
His refusals fell upon deaf ears how
ever. Dr. Mulholland wanted to show
htm Just how it's done and besides
he had a brand new fishing outfit,
built to specifications.
As the two motored to the Rogue,
Clemenson was given a aeries of hints
In the fine art or landing a salmon
He was also told the merits of the
doctor's new outfit and looked with
saddened eyes upon his own delap-
ldated pole.
The river was reaohed and Rainbow
Glgson Joined the doctor In admira
tion of the fine new rod and tackle.
As they gloated over their fishing
knowledge, Clemenson cast his line
off into the roaring Rogue. A few
seconds later he( with all his lack of
knowledge of the business of fishing)
sensed a response. A Chinook waa on
the line. Twenty minutes later wjth
but two feet of line to go, the sal
mon was landed. So the Clemensons
are having fish for dinner tonight,
while the Mulhollands, with a shiny
pole lodged in the- basement," arc
eating steak "If you please."
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Madlgon to Stay
MORAGA, Oal- April 10. (AP)
Edward "Slip" Madlgan, football
coach since 1021, signed a new con
tract today that will put him in
charge of gridiron affairs for another
five years at the same salary he ob
tained the last five years.
Courthouse
News
(Furnished by the Jackson County
Abstract Co 121 E. Sixth Street.)
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SALEM, April 10. (AP) Frank E.
Spencer of Multnomah county filed
today as a "wet" candidate for a
delegate to the 16th amendment re
peal convention to be held here In
August.
Bosses Postoffice
Marriage License
Laurence E. Wells and Gertrude K.
Rlchter.
Gaeton F. Sturdevant and Marga
ret B. Fitch.
Circuit Court
O, B. Waddell vs. Fred O. Sander
et ux. Foreclosure.
Lavon Zundel vs. Ray P. Haberman,
adm. of the estate of George Sterling
Kendall, dec., et al. Foreclosure.
C. O. Calvin vs. Zelda M. Calvin.
Divorce.
Lorraine S. Maben vs. Lewis M.
Maben. Divorce.
U. S. vs. Rogue River Baseball
league. Federal tax lien.
Louis Angelus vs. Clarence Young.
For money.
Bert Frederick, summons vs. Elsie
Alberta, summons. Divorce.
James Smlthson et ux to William
H. Welty et ux. Foreclosure of eon
tract. C. W. Waddell et ux vs. J. D. Wood
worth et ux. Strict foreclosure.
Jackson County Bldg. & Loan Assn.
vs. Maude M. Parker et ux. Fore
closure. Orion McDonald vs. Will H. Wilson
Grace M. Wilson, G. W. Ingram, trus
tee In bankruptcy. Foreclosure.
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MMMJMMSI
Associated Press telenhoto of Ensign Edward Eve on the cutter Mc-
Dougall at Staten Island, N. Y., displaying a piece of wreckage from the
illrlgihle Akron. This battered bit of the giant airship, picked up at sea,
was described as durnlumlnum wrapped In kapoc
. V053 OPENS
Ei
Mrs. Grace Voss. formerly assistant
secretary of the Medford chamber of
commerce, has gone into business, she
announced this morning. Mrs. Voss
last week opened a shop In the Med
ford Book Store, 34 North Central,
where she will offer illustrated mlm
eogrnphlng, public stenography, and
mailing service.
She has already enjoyed a splendid
response from the public, she stated
this morning, and expressed her ap
preciation of the cooperation of her
many friends in her new venture.
Adequate headquarters for her work
are available at the book store and
she expects to serve an Important
need In the community by specializ
ing In Illustrated mimeograph work.
HALE RELEASED IN
Dexter Hale, charged with assault,
being armed with a dangeroua wea
pon, was released from the county
Jail on his own recognizance this
afternoon. When appearing before
Justice of the Peace W. R. Coleman,
he waived preliminary hearing, and
was bound over to the grand Jury.
Hale was arrested Friday night by
city police, following a quarrel in
which Hale allegedly knifed his son-in-law,
William Shann. The latter
was released from the hospital today.
A charge of assault and battery
was also filed today against Shann.
ELKS CRAB FEED TO
BE FESTIVE AFFAIR
The annual crab feed, one of the
largest and most festive events on
the Elks calendar, will be held at
the temple Thursday evening, it was
announced today, and all Elks, whose
cards are In good standing, are in
vited to attend.
The lodge session will be In charge
of T. E. Daniels, past exalted ruler.
and special entertainment has been
planned for the banquet hour. Din
ner will be served at 0:30 o'clock.
LAKE VIEWED BY
RENO AIR PARTY
On a pleasure trip, William Key
Scott, of Scott Motor, Ltd., and party
of five from Reno. Nev., yesterday
stopped at tlie Medford airport for
a short time, and spent about a half
hour flying over Crater Lake, before
returning to the Nevada city.
The party was traveling In a trl-
motor Pokker, and as all were anxious
Dull Headaches Gone
Simple Remedy Does It
Headaches caused by constipation
are gone after one doso of Adlerlkft.
This cleans all poisons out of BOTH
upper and lower bowels. Olves bet
ter sleep, ends nervousness. Sold In
Mcoxora uy Heaon a urug store.
to uo the lake In Its winter setting
the Nevada group Journeyed up for
the day.
Scott was formerly a co-pllot for
the Transcontinental Western Air
lines
JAIL WITH YELLS
Lester C, Hodgkrns. 33, held In the
county Jail on a charge of assault
and battery, the complaint having
been signed Saturday by Ben Webster,
was placed in a separate cell at the
Jail Sunday night, after causing a
disturbance by singing, yelling and
calling in a loud voice, on matters
concerning religion.
Hodgktns is under the care of the
county physician today. He was lodg
ed in a cell with Nye Matthews, who
Is serving time on a drunkeness
charge. With his great commotion,
Hodgklns woke all of the Inmates in
cluding those in the felony tank, ac
cording to a report of County Jailer
Pred KeUy, and Is now occupying a
cell alone.
A group of knitted dresses St suots
greatly reduced to W-95 HO 95
ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'
IHORTLAND
offers
NOTHING FINER
IN HOTEL
ACCOMMODATIONS
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'IHE HOTEL
MULTNOMAH
is Portland's largest hotel
located only 3 blocks from
the leading banks and
stores, yet out of the noisy
traffic New modern furnl
ture, new equipment, new '
decorations. . . Excellent
dining room, cafeteria and
coffee shop. Popular prices.
Garage across the street;
attendants at the door .
Lobby pipe organ concert
every evening.
RATES FROM
$1. 50 DETACHED BATH
J2.00 WITH BATH
HOTEL
MULTNOMAH
FOITIAND
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FINDS QUICK SALE
"Still no bm In MedfOTd1
the announcement affiln today as
thirsty residents, given a taster Fri
day sought more of the new bever
age. A small shipment Is hoped for
tonight or tomorrow, but there la no
guarantee of Its arrival, the distribu
tors stated this afternoon.
Efforts to bring In the golden foam
have been directed to north and south
but there 1, no beer to spare. The
middle of the week, It Is thought,
will see another almost adequate
shipment In Medford. but beer will
net be flowing freely until mid-summer.
"Natural" Permanent Waves spec
lal for April, M.uO complete. Alice
OUn Deardorf at Wlneland',. Tel. ol,
GREEN
PINE SLABS
$3.75
BIG DOUBLE LOAD
April Delivery Only Order Now!
Timber Products Co.
End of No. Central.
Phone 7
Mlsa Nellie Dougherty, democratic
national committeewoman of North
Dakota, was named acting post mas
ter of Mi not, N. D as the first of
flclal act of Postmaster General
Farley. (Associated Press Photo)
TONITB JACK HOLT In
"Man Against Woman"
Tuesday Boris Karloff In
"MASK OP FU MANCHU"
oi
ENDS TONITE
"Air Hostess"
TOMORROW
TROUBLE in
PARAUIb
C-"! trI Ailnlti l.le !
,9 1 UU1U kiddle. 5.
Now Showing
Dolores Del Rio Leo Carrillo
"Girl of the Rio'
Charlie Chase Comedy Cartoon
News
W1LLARD
, HOTEL
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
lit MODERN A.IRV ROOMS
BATH-SHOWER OR COM
BINATION. CENTRALIST
LOCATED. FIREPROOF
CONSTRUCTION. GRILLE
IN CONNECTION.
We Invite lour Patronage
Rates 91.50 Cp
WILLARD HOTEL
laa a.. Blabs. Klaanlt r.H.
AI.HKIIT ADaTIR. Mjrr.
Sjn on,
lit sine
At Geary and Taylor the San Fran
elsco visitor finds San Francisco's finest
hotel. Here, those who appreclati
environment of
to be found
travelers retu
able atmosphere.
Uin, physical nei
vet old with Its
located In the ver
I .tan Sam Franclsd
here theCliftgue
the better shops.
I shops, the more ltd
at hand not mora
from Its doors.
Outstanding In It
to every guest's e
management takr
. the beautiful put
i the structure. T
perhaps Sao Fran
tive hotel restau
. teen floors above
decorated aad ricn
nificient room wh
' a la carte serv!
the diner a far
Cisco's muftltoi
ihlo-ltrewn Bay, the teeming lif
Oakland and Berkeley surging up to
the hills on the opposite shore miles
sway. The view from here Is truly
marvelous, a sedative to tired nerves,
a delight to the jaundiced eye. a pick-
me-up to the Jaded appetite. On the
main floor are two other equally fain-
restaurants, the Mo rent me Koora
iiPlighUuljy atry
ye main lobby.
) room, each
Numerous suites
l desired sise and
II room furnish
iight fixtures are
eslgns. especially
ft. Many of the
tf notice of the
.o luxuriously are
rnished.
best reasons for
rendered Ciift
t that both Mr.
owner and Mr,
Lrer, both reside
I his. of course
h of the manage
of the guesta is
i that no guest
to object to the
tmosphere ol
service that
present day
,ods of iTTTv hosoitalitv. Al
though the Gift Is a major hotel of
San Francisco, although it is rated as
supreme In service and value-giving.
yet the rates there are surprisingly
J low,Tbe rates start at S3 single and
In San Francisco
...at Geary nd Taylor, h (fill
fina hotel. Here warm, per
sonal itrvlce It utured each
gucrt. Every room outside,
each with private bath. Three
famous dining rooms.
Garage, in connection.
Rates... from $3.00
tmjlc, $5.00 double
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