MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTXE, ilEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1933,
PAGE FIVE
Local and
Aim Kvlm nt If ami Mr. HI mar
Kyi returned to her home at ;
i Modoc after being patient at the!
Community hospital the past week.
... ;
Trip to Med ford Mi&a Ez Ditto,
manager of Adrlenne'e shop Is this
city, was in Med ford Monday after
noon on business. Grants Pas Daily I
, Courier.
...
Minor Operation A, D. Lewis of
Prospect underwent a minor opera
tion at the Community hospital Mon
day afternoon and today was report
ed as getting along nicely.
Marriage License Melvln LeRoy Ar
nold, 31, Jacksonville rancher, and
Lucille Corlnne De Wolfe, 20, were
Issued & marriage license at t&e
county clerk's offloe yesterday.
Motor to Brookings Miss Jane
Hansen, accompanied by Miss Maude
Morton of Grants Pass, motored to
Brookings Sunday, in spite of the
spring sunshine, very few other care
were headed toward the coast resort,
they reported.
L
Smith Is Visitor Worthington C.
Smith, representative of the Northern
Pacific railway, with headquarters in
Portland, is spending today la Med
ford and Ashland attending to busi
ness matters for his company. .
Goes to Portland Sam Houston
a left today for Portland, where he
plans to attend to matters in con
nection with the Masonic lodge. Mr.
Houston plans to return to his duties
as assistant postmaster on Thursday.
Fuller to Park Harry ("Happy")
Puller, who operates the snow plow
In Crater national park, left Med
ford today to return to his duties.
Puller came down from the lake Sun
day afternoon for a brief visit,
t
Registered In North Frank P. Par
rell, city attorney of Mod ford, and
H. J. Pleld, also of the pear metropo
lis, are among the southern Oregon
arrivals at the Heathman. Morning
Oregonian.
) Fined $25 Gladwin O Smith, ar
rested at 2 a. m. Sunday morning
near Gold Hill, was fined $25 in Jus
tice of .the Peace W. M. Coleman's
court Monday. Smith was arrested
by stated police on a charge of reck
less driving.
'
Californlans Mrs. TJ. Jensen, Mrs.
8. C. Frank and R. M. Taylor of
Long Beach were registered at hotels
in .the city. Others from California
include Mr. and Mrs. James Mason,
A. w. Biccaed and C. Quellmalz of
San Francisco, and J. S. Both and
Thomas Grunbann of Los Angeles.
To Crater Lake Banger and Mrs.
F, B. Givens of Yoeemite national
park, in company with Banger Ar
thur Holmes of Lassen volcanic park,
California, yesterday left Medford for
Crater Lake to spend a day or two in
the park. They mads the journey to
the lake by way of Klamath Falls.
Married Monday Mabel L. Miller
and Frank W. Truitt of Los Angeles
were married Monday at the county
court house by Justice of the Peace
4 W. R. Coleman. It was the second
marriage for bot,h. He listed his oc
cupation as a refrigerator engineer
and she as a saleslady,
From Portland Among the hotel
guests from the city of Portland are
the following: C. L. Slorao, Con
stance Contler, Betty Barton. A. M.
Ashla, LaVita Holbrook, Mrs. H. Brom-
berger, W. J, Garrett, Mr, and Mrs.
Glenn Potts, George H. Wychoff, Mrs.
Moseby, H. L. Llnd and Mr. and Mrs,
J, T. Hughes.
m
Wed by Justice Justice of the
Peace W. R. Coleman yesterday offi
ciated at the wedding of Arthur W
Littlefleld and Lonie Sargent, both of
Red Bluff, Cal. The couple obtained
a license to wed from the county
clerk. It was the second marriage
for both. He listed his occupation as
a cook.
Precipitation Light Only .03 of an
inch of rainfall was recorded between
6 p. m. on Monday and ft a. m. on
Tuesday, according to the report
made by the federal weather bureau.
A trace of moisture was reported be-
tween 5 a. m. and 5 p. m. on Mon-
day. The total, sine September I
1933, now stands at 13,71 inches.
Wells Returns Cal C. Wells, depu
ty United States marshal, arrived back
in Medford on the Oregonian this
morning from Portland, where he
took Gilbert Oopperfield, who was
bound over to the federal grand 3ry
' Copperfield is charged with knifing
Etta Williams at the reservation a
short time ago.
License to Wed A marriage license
was issued at the county clerk's of
fice Monday to Everett Leon Womack,
84, and Fay Margaret Moore of Los
Angeles. She if. a native of Colorado,
and listed her occupation as a candy
maker. Mr. Womack is a mechanic.
The two were married at the court
house by Justice of the Peace W. R.
Coleman.
Find Bicycles Two bicycles, stolen
from the Washington school yester
day afternoon, were taken to the po
lice station by city officers this morn-
ing. having been located behind a
large billboard at the corner of Fir
and Eleventh streets. According to
the police, the bicycles belonged to
Louis Thurman of 723 West Four
teenth street and Edgar elevens. The
bicycle belonging to Frank Rogers,
Jr, which was stolen from his home,
817 South Orange street, a few days
ago, has not been located as yet.
DANCE
Ttraerrow Night
at
Oriental Garrlem
Howard Uili' MuMral Kamtilrrs
rtlrfrtrd by A I Slcart
Men 25c Ladies 10c
Personal
Or, Petty Leaves Dr. A. M. Petty
of Los Angeles, western field secre
tary of the American Baptist Home
Missionary society, who spoke at the
Medford Baptist church Sunday, left
vi is morning on the Shasta for
Grants Pass, where he will speak to
day. Dr. Petty is on a speaking tour
and remained over in Medford yester
day as the guest of his friends, Rev.
and Mrs. W. H. . .ton.
At the Hotels Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Wade of Washington, D. C, were reg
istered at a hotel in the city here
last night. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. George C. Oberg and Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Mason of Yakima;
T. W. Parrish of Werta tehee, Wash.;
Arnold B, Dertfleld of Seattle; ChM.
A. Lee of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Hillis and H B. E&son of Eu
gene, H. L. Wright of Grants Pass
and Judge and Mrs. W. M. Dunaan
of Klamath Falls. -
Guests at Hotels Among those
registering at hotels In Medford are
H E. Dirks, C. H. Johnson, H. T. Wil
marth, George D. Easter, Joe Teeters,
O. A. Cutler, C. Patty, W. K. Rife
and A. H. Wl Hough by of Portland;
B F. McHugh, Los Angeles; Mr, and
Mrs. C. E. Stevens of Chico; J. A.
Junk of Portland, Ore; P. S. Jones
and G D, Harris of Roseburg, E. 3.
Williams of Long Beach, and T. Ryan,
C. Keller and W. J, Tanner of San
Francisco.
SALVATION ARMY
TO RAISE FUNDS
Sgt. H. J. Galahue of the Salva
tion Army, announced this afternoon
that a representative of the organi
zation would tomorrow morning start
soliciting funds for the Salvation
Army.
"We are hard pressed at this time
for funds," Sergeant Galahue said,
"and we are resorting to a residential
solicitation to raise money. We want
ed the people to know that this man
is authorized by the Salvation Army,
and will appreciate any aid that can
be given "
FELONY THREAT
CASE CONTINUED
The case of the state of Oregon
against Everett O. Newell of the Rogue
River district, charged with threat
ening to commit a felony was con
tinued by Justice of the Peace W R.
Coleman this afternoon. S. N. Emi-
aon of the same district was the com
plaining witness.
Xt developed during the hearing
that the trouble arose over a trivial
matter, but might have ended tragi
cally, but for the !n,ervention of
neighbors. Keweli is alleged to have
threatened to stab Emison. Both men
are asserted to have threatened to get
guns.
The quarrel started over 34 acres
of pasture land jointly rented by the
two.
Stock Inquiry Head
3v x
Tha U. S. fenat may Inveitlgat
the record, of the vast banking
house of i. P. Morgan and company
at a remit of refusal of the firm to
suppiy information sought by Fer
dinand Pecora, senate banking conv
mlttee counsel In charge of the
stock market Inquiry, (Associated
Press Photo
PINE
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BIG DOUBLE LOAD
April Delivery Only Order Now!
Timber Products Co.
End of No. Central. Phone 7
MERCHANDISING
MQFFATT TOPIC
FORJOTARlAi
An intensely interesting talk on
the problems of modem merchandis
ing was given by John Moffatt of
Mann's Department store at the reg
ular weekly meeting of the Medford
Rotary club today in the basement
banquet room of the Hotel Medford,
Business today was likened to a ship
by Mr. Moffatt. Sailing along on the
smooth waters during the bounteous
days of prosperity, the ship of busi
ness has encountered the severs
storms of recent depression times.
The many errors and troubles is
modern merchandising are like bar
nacles on the bottom of a ship and
must be removed before smooth sail
ing Is again enjoyed, h said.
One of the greatest fallacies is re
tali business during the past few
years has been lack ,of care in pur
chasing on the part of the store buy
ers, Moffatt said. The store of today
is the purchasing agent for its com
munity. Now, more than ever before,
a retailer must depend upon the
good will of his, trade, necessitating
the utmost care in choosing his mer
chandise with the thought always m
mind that his patrons must receive
the finest quality merchandise and
the very latest Is style at real value
giving prices.
Another important change which
must be made by merchandisers to
day is to simplify saies system and
concentrate on price groupings moat
appealing to the consumer. Mr.
Moffatt cited legislation now under
consideration in Washington to end
the disastrous policies of "loss-leaders.'
Proposed bills will give the
manufacturer the right to set the
retail price of commodities, a correc
tion of an important business trouble
in the opinion of the speaker.
Volume sales and quantity turn
over of stocks do riot necessarily
spell profits and good business, llr.
Moffatt said. Statistics compiled by
the Harvard school of business re
search show many concerns adopting
the policies of volume and rapid
turn-over are suffering more than
their more conservative contempor
aries. The next regular meeting of the
Rotary club promises to be an inter
esting one with a general round table
discussion of Mr. Mofftt talk, la
this open forum, business men Ides- t
tilled with the local club will ex-
cnange views on many lmporisiiv
business questions.
Past District Northwest Governor
Henry Manny made a short talk on
the conditions of club in the north
west. John Peri invited the mem
bers and guests to enjoy the "shoot"
scheduled to be held at the Medford
Gun club traps next Sunday and Ro
land Hubbard called the Rotarisns
attention to the sixth annua Oregon
Horns Products banquet which will
be held Tuesday, April 18tn. A fine
dinner has been arranged, Mr. Hub
bard said, and tickets will be avail
able for 50 cents.
The visiting Ro tartans at today's
luncheon were Henry Manny of
Seattle, William Simkins of Ban
Francisco and Ernest Oiistrap, for
merly of Eugene who is sow business
manager of the Mail Tribune. , W. B.
Hollingworth and Bd. Austendorf of
Klamath Falls and Herb. Grey were
guests.
ELK BOWLERS HOI
ROLLING DOUBLES
Ths Orr and Alendsrfer doubles
team In th 2k bowling tourna
ment showed real form last night and
will b strong contenders for the
weekly prises by the rolling of 434
for higt game and 1191 for match
total. Alenderfer, as the bowlers
term it, "got hot' and rolled 310 1S5
and 195 for a 604 total,
Herb Ouenther also rolled In his
usual good form for a total of 595.
Scores last night:
1st
Gill 203
Hutchison . 155
Handicap IS
2nd
16S
146
IS
Totals
Brown -
Ouenther
Handicap
Totals -
. S7
1st
27
2nd
169
183
24
3M
2nd
131
838
3rd
148
233
24
405
3rd
198
122
39
434
3rd
1ST
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40
. ISO
. 24
. S35
1st
. its
. ais
.
. 382
1st
. Vt
Alenderfer
Handicap .
IBS
SB
355
2nd
ITS
Wright
Moffatt
Hancipay
Totals .
. 158 159
40 40
. 376 378 32$
Tomatoea vtU grow on 45,000 acres
of th Ozark hilla ia Arkansa, tttj
canners of tha area.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
FOR SAIiS it ModI Ford tearing
with ruital tot WS.00. 109 Van
I couver.
GREEN
SLABS
3.75
IN DETROIT BANK
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John S. Pratt (fight), special assistant Umied States attorney gen
era!, ft shown conferring with Untied States District Attorney Gregory
H. Frederick in Detroit in connection with Pratt investigation into th
Detroit feankins situation, (Associated Press Photo
HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU!
These pretty Venice, CaU qM drink to tha health of onlookers
with tha new 3.2 brew in tha steins as they took out of the porthais
of s ihlp, (Associated Press Photol
Portland Wheat
PORHAND, April 11, (AP)
Table:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May, new .53 .54 -83S M
May, oW J4i4 .55 4,4 J
July ... -SS14 ,5SVi .55!4 m
Cask wneat No. 1:
Big Bend bluestem
Dark hard winter, ia pet.
11 pet. :
.9354
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Western wait -
Hard winter
Northern spring ,
Western rea
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Oats: No. 2 white
Corn: No, 2 E. yellow
Mfllrun, standard
n.m
15.00
Today's car receipts: Wheat tt;
flour 5; oats 2; hay 9,
IVIUETZEL TRIAL
OPENS IN PASS
OBAKTS PASS, Ore., April II. I
(AP) Painted as an angry slayer by
the stats, and by the defense as
man who awoke Jrom ft drunken
stupor to find he had throttled ths
life out of a friend, Otto Mueteel sf
Jump-Off-Joe creek, former Douglas
and Coos county resident, went on
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Dolores Del Elo Leo Csrrillo j
"Girl of the Bio"
Charlie Chase Comedy Cartoon
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PYROIL
SAVES MANY TIMES ITS COST IN
Lower Repair Bills
BSmply Aso3 to Gaaolliuft and Oil
Jhar tha "GOLDEN VOICE OF THE BOGUB RIVER ALLEY"
KMKD Saturday 12:16 to IZM
MEDFORD OIL DEPO
SSTSa Btrerslde Front Sandersoo Motor Co,
HRIS WOLFF. Phone 1SS, FRAN'S lll't.L
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and BUNGALOWS
Pasadena, California
A truS charming atissephera In which to
rest for a day, a week or to live and dream a
way in winter months
Pasadena and the betutilul HOTEL MARY
LAND arc hit Urther away from the ocean,
where tea dry, crisp air and health restoring
conahln arc Invigorating- -yet eely a few
sUstxte ddv along pTd bmlvards ts tba
heart of hsay Los Angela.
For Booklet and Wcftf lsftf ae&
WrlU i H, M NiCKERSOH, MANAGER
INVESTIGATION
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sear" (
trial her today accused of the first
degree murder of Sot Stans, 74.
A jury sad been seated after evea
peremptory challenges by the defense
and two by the state at 11 o'clock
this morning, and the two aides had
completed their contrasted pictures
of the accused sawmill operator at
the noon recess of ths Josephine-
county circuit court.
Is there anything lonelier 1&sn
white for B&ster? Priced from $1.85
to 65 45. Buster Brown Shoe Stow,
32 South Central Ave.
A ISSS Elizabethan salt cellar
fetched the equivalent of about 4.-
400 when auctioned in xondos.
THEfMASS Of
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SB0RJSKARLOFF
Also Charlie Chase Comedy
Travel Talk News
Tuesday and Wednesday
SINGLES, DOUBLES
MATCHES PLAYED
At the junior alga school tennis
courts Sunday a number of matches
were pi&ysg in the stsgSes and dou- i
bles bracket of the Medford Ten&Ui
club tournament now is programs,
and some interesting scores were re-.
corded. They were:
Fletcner Stout, Kevin Cops,
6-1; Harry Butler iss to Kramer
Deuel, 3-2- 6-4; PruUs 6-4; PaUr.
T-5; W, 3. HutefcSsas 6-3;
6-0; Parssas, 6-4; Bryant, 7:5; Lec
Van Ausd&tt lost to Ijea Glascock ;
7-5. 8-1; Dr. Harold Gims defeatisS
H. G. Wilson, 6-4, 8-3, snd Gsil de
feated Schmidt, 6-3; 6-2,
In the doubles matches scores vert :
Butier and Deuel rere defeafe by
OUlis and Patton, 6-4, S-4; Elson sad
Hutchison were defeated by Prultt
and OJssojrJc, 6-2, 6-3, snd Bryant
and Parsons dcfpaWd Van Ausdsli
and Ftoddt 1-5, 6-4.
BANWELl HAS VISITOR
FROM NORTHERN AREj
William O, Thomttef, advertising
manager of the Puget Sound Nsvga
tlon company of Seattle, stopped at
the loeal chamber e commerce to
day on nis tourist travel contact pro
gram, and met a former Washington
friend A B, Basweti, secretary of
the chamber. The two men were c-
euainted in the sound district, whe?e
Mr. BanweH was formerly doing tour
ist travel Mr, T&ornlley repte
senta the Bisckball Uses, srhich tmvej
the sound.
LUMBER CONFERENCE
, CALLED AT SEATTLE
SEATTLE, April 1J, (AP The
West Coast Lumbermen's aasocttttioa
announced today t&a lumber man
ufacturers and wholesalers 5 interested
in the Ataamlc co&si lumber trade
are to meeet with M. Hauptmas,
newly ass&lstd roanager at th lum
ber bureau, Urttted States intercostal
conference, at the Olmpie hotel liers
at S:33 a, m., Thursdny to discuss
details o! ehSpptng problems ia ad
Tancs of fha planned Ke York meet
ing o ih& conference.
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opp. HoBj Theater.
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TnOUBltin
Miriam Hopkins Kay FraneU
Herbert Marshall
CfraHle Rnggfes Fd, By, ffortoa
Steeled Short Sufejeeta
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Craterian Stars
Sailf TUtra and H&ipte MUmf rs
seen tether in the leading role of
"Seccssd HsTid Wife, t& screen pt&f
adapted Irom the resent noyei fe?
Kathleen Norrls, which opsns at tiie
CTaterlas thfster tomorrow.
Clever Swindlers
In Rialio Film
Smst SMhiich "Trouble la para-
diw. wiiU Kay Franc!, Miriam Kop
kina and Herbert Msrs&all in leading
rokt, opened today for a two-day
run at the- KJaUo theater.
"Trouble is Paradise la asoShe?
l&bitaeh trlumpri, ieUeg th srf
of a emipkr ef rc Inarms swicdiera
who prey upon rich selety people,
feat vcho pall a cropper whtn the
male member of tea team suddenly
develops iomeihlni beside crofe-
sional interest to one sf ihetr Ticttes.ett ioc. BeM W drajgiata.
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CENTRAL PT, GRANGE
FOOD SALE SATURDAY
! Lsd&s of Central Point Srsnj?e
hold food saJes Situ?dsf both tn
CeDEral Fant asal Medford wt5i
: Me&dames , E. Saiitb, F, 2. Bossej
&nd W. Ps-tterfcoa In ch&rge
mtm. aariat in Central P;smt
ind HUds Hague, Beits, Farxkey. F-;
Bttum zr-id Velms MrCrsfie ct ii
Ssfeway tt&re on Ncnb Ceaua
, Medtor Opsa at S e'sci a, m.
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osc3oc3. Vsitlsg zriemxTi 13-
To-tose, spring1 oll;c:!si atje 3s
voung BroimSUt soes, prs&d
43.00 to 3.03. Bastes Brown Slioe
Store, 33 Sostn Centra 4r.
Doctor's Advice
Trs my
rsi hsith was rery
pa&?s I was too west
aad sliau3ted to d
I had ery little de
sire for food sad
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Mr doctor iafomed
sse that I must i&m s tonic or X
woiiM lato a decline, and jseem
meoded B?, Fierce Ssfea KsdW
I?ro'frrf wrote R W, Bwps fd
4m S, th St. "i started takicjt 1st
Dlseorer od4 thrm fettles compleie
3y resiifml my jippetaie health ac?J
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