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MEDFORD HAIL TRIBUXE, JfEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933. PAGE NINE Local and Club Meets Tonlcht The Business and professional Women's club will meet tonight at the club rooms In the city hall at 8 o'olock. Shopping In Town Beth Cattuzzo of Hilt, Calif., arrived here on the Shasta today to do some shopping In the city. Leave for Bay City Mr. and Mrs. Herman Newland left Medlord today by motor with C. E. Oatea for a ahort stay in San Francisco. Business Callers Among business calle-i tn Medford today are Mrs. R. p. Carroll of Griffin Creek and Mrs. W. C Kinney of Sams Valley. M". Maury in City Henry Maury, rancher of the West Side district, was attending to business matters In Medlord yesterday. , MrMathi Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. C B. MoMath and Mrs. McMath's ' m'otser, Mrs. Frola Matthews, arrived here yesterday from Sacramento to spend several days visiting friends. Mi Thompson Returns Miss Hor tense Thompson returned to Medford today on the Shasta from San Fran cisco, where she has been vacation ing. , Automobile stolen C. J. Logan re ported to the city police that his au tomobile was stolen last night while parked In front of the Monarch Seed and Feed company's store. In Portland Hospital Dr. E. . W. Hoffman of Medford. Is very 111 In the Veterans' hospital at Portland, ac cording to word received from there today. Gels Building Permit A building permit for construction of a fire place at t!.e cost of 100 was Issued by the city today to I. D. Phlpps of the Phlppa Auto camp. , ) peilett Very 111 Friends In this city of Harry Peilett, local rancher, are aorry to learn that he la very 111 In the Ashland hospital, where he has been receiving treatment for the past week. " visits Here Clyde Whitman, of Vacavllle, Ca.1., returned to his home yesterday after enjoying a short va cation in the Rogue River valley aa the guest of hla brother, F. W. Whit man, and family. Copco Men In Grants Pass S. M. Bulils and H. L. Bromley of the home office of the California Oregon Power company left Wednesday morning lor Oranta Pass where they put on a program for the Orants Pass Rotary club. Return North Mrs. W. J. Harold and daughter Eleanor of Portland re turnfd to their home In the northern city today, having spent the Easter vacation here with Mrs. Harold's sis ter, Sister Angel Guardian. They ar rived here Saturday. ? ' Undergo Operations Charlotte Leonard of Gold Hill underwent a major operation at the Community hospital yesterday. Elaine Brophy of this city also underwent a major op eration at the hospital yesterday, both were reported getting along nicely. Sacred Heart Patients Miss Helen Bunch underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital yester day. Sadie Applegato also underwent a major operation at the hospital and Edna Bower la a patient there for med'.cal care. Shopping Todn.v Shoppers In Med ford today are Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Meyjr of Lake Creek and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Boardman of Central Point. Herman Meyer of Lake Creek under went an operation at the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday and wae reported getting .along very well. Guests at Hotels Included among the Portland guests listed at the ho tels sr Mr. and Mrs. H. Vandln, E P. DeOraff, Jr., H. C. Lawson, B. R. Warner. S. H. Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. y W. P Downard, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Graynor, E. W. Mosher, O. A. Warren, H. H. Pomeroy and D. M. Sims and family. Stop In city At the hotels, guests Include C. B. Stead and J. Wright Hart of Seattle, Ward Madole of Long view. S. S. Montgomery and W. H. MoMorrles of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Morris and J. N. Olowney of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. P. 3. Pusoh of St. Louis, Mo.. Mrs. S. C. Landsam of Corning, and F. L. Hard esty, H. C. Cleaves and O. R. Coffin of Eugene. D4NMOOR i This should be your Choice of Hotels Because: 0 The New Low rate mat tfc DAN'MOORE the moflt econ omic good hotel. 1. II. 50, 92. S2.&X. Special family rate. Nearly everjr room hai a pri vate bath. Women travelinK unaccompan ied receive every courtety. Downtown location elcee to the etorea, but not nouy. Dan 3. Moore. formerly of the Mvre Hotel in atirfe. flm ) anri operates the DAN MOORE peraosaiiy. A. A. A. Ofic Opposite Hotel Opposite Terminal Sales Building TWELFTH AND MORRISON PORTLAND Personal Sutton Reported III Friends of M. L. Sutton ara sorry to learn that he U. VII this week ami receiving treat ment at the Community hospital. Purchases Lunch Room P. C. Crls mon announced today that he had purchased the Gibbon' lunch room and ohlll parlor at 1513 North River side avenue. From a Distance Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Law ton and J. Hartley of Calcutta, India were registered at local hotels last night. Others fros distant points Included R. R. Lyman and J. A. Ceder quist of Salt Lake City. Utah. Grange to Meet Central Point Grange will meet tomorrow at the. grange hall for their regular gather ing, according to announcement Is sued today. The program for the lec ture hour will be presented by the Eagle Point grange. - Portland Polk Registered at hotels in the city are the following from Portland: William Whltefleld. S. K Robinson. W. R. Sloan. Jerry Cooney, W. L. Chamberlain. R. W. Mann. L. E. St John. O. W. Swlger. A. E. Horn. Dean Asdell. fl, H. Wise, E. C. Kelly. R. B McFadden and E. L. Kollenborn. e Names are Listed Hotel registers In tho city Include the names of 3 H. Tanner, J. J. Black. S. K Wilson. Leon Oppenheim. J P. Oliver and B R. Morris of San Francisco; A. L. Hawn P. P. Knight, H. T. Holden and J. B Berger of Eugene. Lt. J. M. Brewster of Seattle atjd H. B. Inwe gen of Oakland. Meet In Phoenix -Home Extension unit of Phoenix will meet tomorrow at fc'.ie Presbyterion church between 10:30 and 3:30 o'clock, for the last lesson In clothing renovation. Mrs. Ralph Wilcox will be chairman of the gathering, and requests all ladles of that district to bring a clothing prob lem. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Guests In Medford Etta Adams and John P. Ryan of Seattle were registered overnight at hotels in the city, as were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mac Pherson of Tacoma, W. J. Groce of San Francisco, Mrs. Fannie D. Belieu and Mrs. Cecil Powell of Los Angeles, and Lowell Miller of Portland. Frnm Oakland, Ore. Mrs. Mabel M. Barrett and daughter Miss Myrna Barrott have as house guests this week Mrs. Barrett's sister, Mrs. O. W. French and daughter Mildred, of Oak land. Ore. The French's plan to move to Harper, in eastern Oregon, to re side, In the near future They are frequent visitors in this section. Critters Invited Members of the Medford Craters club will be Inter ested In an Invitation extended by the Cavemen to attend a Dutch lunch at the Grants Pass armory tonight. The big feed with all the necessary trimmings will take place at 0:30 p. m. and will be followed by entertain ment and dancing. All "Craters and their ladies are cordially invited. DAY SCHEDULED Annual Health Honor Roll day will be ohserved in the elementary schools of.Mtdford May 12, Ruth- Swanson Doddon, school nurse, announced to day. The observance will include distri bution of the Honor cup, banner, and Hear.h Honor Roll pins. The cup will be presented the school passing health inspection with the highest percent age. The school with the greatest numfoer of pupils on the Health Hon or Roll will receive the banner. A abort program will be presented In etch school. AFTER LONG ABSENCE Mort Lawton, son of J. W. Lawton, this oity, who Is located as mining engineer with the Guggenheim inter ests in the Orient, is in Medford to day, accompanied by Mrs. Lawton, visiting relatives and friends for the first time since leaving this city 25 years ago. The Lawtons came to the states from India and will be continuing to New York after a short visit here. Studio-15 STARTS TODAY First Medford Showing GOLDSMITH PRODUCTION James Muitst, Joan Marsh Jackie Searl, Eddie Mmhert Action Epic of the speedwars Also, "The Hurricane Express" Our Gang Coined? Fathe News Comlnr. Frldav. April 28 "THE BIQ DRIVE" BIG SALES EVENT II Two page advertisements, In two colors, appear in today's Mall Trib une, announcing some of the special merchandise values offered during Ward Week, now being featured at the Montgomery Ward Company of thla city. Today preliminary to the great Ward Week s&e. the organiza tion of the local store is observing "courtesy day," giving southern Ore gon and northern California shoppers an opportunity to Inspect the fine showing of merchandise secured for the big event. Officially, the. Ward Week sale will be launched Friday and will continue until Saturday, April 20. Some interesting facta concerning the preparation and actual staging of this spring's big Ward Week sale were given by C. D. Bean, manager of the Medford store. According to Mr. Bean, six months were spent in pre paring for the big eight-day event which will result In savings of more than a million dollars for American shoppers. With additional thousands of salespeople employed throughout the United States In .Ward stores, the sale this spring has an added signifi cance in relieving the unemployment situation from coast to coast. Scores of specially trained Ward buyers, after having carefully sur veyed the markets of the world, start ed placing orders months ago. Dur ing the past 60 days every principal furniture factory on the Pacific coast has been running at full capacity filling orders for this event. More than one and a half carloads of spe cial furniture has been received In Medford alone, giving an Idea of the tremendous buying power Wards have used in thla nationally-famous sale. Transportation, too, will receive a substantial impetus as a result of Ward's countrywide sales activity. These few figures, complied by Mr. Bean, give an Idea of the great vol ume of Ward purchases for Ward Week: Five thousand seamless Axmtnster rugs, woven by one manufacturer; 10,000 radio kept two of the world's largest factories working at full ca pacity for many weeks; 6,000 washing machines provided many men with employment; 2,000 bedroom suites and 4,000 living room suites were only a part of the furniture orders placed; 20,000 auto batteries; 3,500 bicycles; 5,000 occasional chairs; 20, 000 blankets; 60.000 dress shirts; 72, 000 pieces of lingerie; 23,000 work shoes; 200,000 pairs of hose. Countless thousands of men's suits and women's dresses as well as ap parel for all the family have been purchased. . The cotton fleldB of the south, the fields of the great northwest; cattle, mines, taw materials from foreign lands have each played a part in turning the great wheels of Industry. Great ocean liners, fast trains, air planes, telephones and telegraph have all combined to make this the great est selling event In our history. SALES OPEN HIGHER PORTLAND, Ore, April 20. (AP) Trte formal opening of the Willam ette valley 1033 wool selling season occurred today with some ules con firmed at 12c for medium? 10c for fine and coarse, and 8c for fall and lambs' wool. Medium wool. In best demand, was at a comparative, pre mium. For broken fleeches and pull ed wool bids were half of the regular offerings, dealers here announced. The first prices set by buyers were 2c above the opening values of a year ago, and 4c a pound above prices immediately after the 1932 opening, when the market had a general setback. (8 HOUrS Saturday Only April 22 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Jr Jam Jcj ej Present this advertisement and 99 cents and receive one $2.00 box of Face Powder, one $1.00 Exquisite Perfume, a $1.00 Genuine Rock Crystal Lariat Necklace on silver-finish non-tarnishable chain and TWO PAIRS of LADIES' 320 needle chiffon $1.00 HOSE. Remember, you get 2 PAIRS of Hosiery. If you cannot come on these hours Saturday, send some one to our store before sale. Leave 99o and your set will be reserved for you. YOU PAY ONLY 98 THIS COMBINATION WOULD ORDINARILY LIMIT 2 SETS To Each Customer Positively no sets sold after close of sale. 125 East In "High Gear" "High Gear," uproarious racing comply starring Eddie Lambert open at the Studio today. HELD FOR THEFT E Mr. and Mrs. George E. McDonald and James Clarence Young, alias James Huston, auto transients ap peared before Justice of the Peace William R. Coleman this morning charged with grand larceny, viz. the theft of a radio, radio books, and a valise belonging to Frits William Mayer. Young . waived preliminary hearing, and will appear before the next grand Jury, The McDonald's re quested a preliminary hearing. They have no funds and will be their own lawyer. The trio were arrested yes terday afternoon in Siskiyou county. Mayer says that he was hitch-hiking from Seattle south, and that near Oregon City the accused trio gave him a "lift." They dropped him out near the court house here, while they sought gasoline from the Red Cross. They promised to return, but did not, and left southward with his radio and other property. He told the state police and the transients were appre hended in the Siskiyous. The new car " Young was driving, according to state police, was stolen from Rockford. Ind. Young told the officers that he had picked up the McDonalds in Rawllnga. Wyo. Mc Donald wrote a, statement for offi cers, saying that he had been sent from Vlsalla, Calif., to McNeil's Island in 1032 for a two-year term for vio lation of the Dyer act. He served a year and nine months, he said. Young was sentenced to a reform school for vehicle stealing for a term of one to ten years, and at the present time Is on parole, he told the police. They told officers they sold Mayer's coat In Ashland for 91.50 yesterday, and threw away several articles of his clothing on a side road, after reaching California. Mayer charged one of the men was wearing his shirt in court today. NSKEEP TELLS OF Reprints of an article by Dr. L. D. Inskeep of thla city on the treatment of migraine (sick headaches), pub lished tn the February Issue of "Northwest Medicine," have been re ceived in this city and a request for 300 copies to be distributed among eastern doctors, came to Dr. Inskeep this week. The article by the local physician describes his findings In the treat ment of 35 practically identical cases of two years' duration. The successful treatment, which followed findings, is also revealed In the article by Dr. Inskeep. It involves the giving of calcium preparations. Dr. Inskeep Is now working on a new treatment for epilepsy, which he has been using successfully with patients for some time. An article describing the treatment wilt appear in about three months. 3 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SALE C TWO PAIRS CHIFFON HOSE $2.00 Value. Perfect Quality French Heel. $1.00 Genuine Rock Crystal Lariat Necklace on Silver-Plated Chain FOR ALL 5 ARTICLES Sixth Street Next to WurU THREE LADS GET T Three young men Alva (Sonny) Mansfield. 19, of Ashland, and Joe Dallalre and Richard Til ley of this city, were extended leniency, after lectures this morning by Justice of the Peace William R. Coleman. All have been before local courts before, and have been beneficiaries of pa roles. Mansfield was charged with con tributing to the delinquency of a minor girl. A friend wanted to take him to his ranch near Centralis, Wn., but Mansfield said he had a chance at county highway work. He told the court he had been receiving supplies from the county commissary, to atd in the support of his mother and sister. The district attorney's office in formed the court that the 16-year-old girl had "hitch-hiked" to Ashland to meet Mansfield, that she remained out until past midnight to attend dances, and played hookey from school. Furthermore the official aald the pair would "make a spectacle ol themselves by embracing and kissing in front of all the kids at a local school." Mansfield told the court that when In trouble last year with a Phoenix girl, he had seen her no more, "be cause her father threatened to shoot me If I came around." He admitted the threat had dampened the ro mance. It developed that the father, in the present case, after seeking the warrant, had declined to prosecute. "You are headed for the peniten tiary, and will make it. if you don't mend your ways," the court told Mansfield. "You are evidently eating off the county, and it's up. to you to work out the relief, and behave your self like a man. The court will con tinue your case, but if you show up here again, lt will be a different story." Mansfield promised to mend his ways. Dallalre and TUley, charged with petit larceny, were granted leniency on recommendation of Chief of Po-' lice McCredle. TUley Intends, the police say, to enlist In the forest army. He was paroled a year ago, with Dallalre, following entering DeVoe's. The authorities described Dallalre as "a good little worker and hustler who helps hla mother." Nei ther are "bad boys at heart," the court was told. The Justice of the peace talked kindly and firmly to the lads, and then suspended any action pending good behavior. They were warned not to "appear again In this court." Joan Blondell Has Role Craterian Hit Blaring a new trail for motion pl' ture entrtalnment, "Broadway Bad." the Fix film coming to the Craterian theater Friday and Saturday, com bine gtyety, music and display of feminine beauty with ten emotion al ilrama. Featured In the oast are Joan Blon dell, Rloardo Cortes and dinger Hog era. Heretofore gay music, sparkling dialogue add arrays of beautiful girls hare been associated with sophisti cated comedies or other films or light vein. In "Broadway Bad" they form a natural and colorful background for the r.ramatlo story of a girl who fight a winning battle against cir cumstances and the handicaps of an undeserved reputation. Regis Toomey Star Picture at Rialto One of the most difficult aviation stunt known to filers la performed In the thrilling air sequence of "Sol diers of the Btorm," at the Blalto theaier today and tomorrow. The Im melmann Turn, as this feat la called. OF tfM Mall orders . add lOe extra New Spring Shades SELL FOR $6.00 First quality Reinforced rreneh tleelt Cradle Sole, 320 Needle n Gift Shop was perfected by a German flier dur ing '.he war. Few pilots care to attempt It, but as tn script called for its execution. Regis Toomey, already a licensed pi lot, spent three weeks of extra train lng under the guidance of a famous Arm? filer until he bad perfected the stunt. In the picture, Toomey is seen as an undercover man of the Border Pa trol who rounds up a band of nar cotic smugglers. Opposite him Is An ita Page. Essay Winners Known Friday Winners of the essay contest, which has teen carried on in the Jackson county schools by the National Un derwriters association, will be an nounced tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock from radio station KMBD, James Stevens, representative of the company announced today. Three prlnes will be awarded, one of $7.50. and the others. 5 00 and $2. 80. f Germon Town Recalls Sieges SCKWEIDNITZ, Germany (I) Tills Slleslan town has been selected as tne site of a new Frederick The Oreat Museum to commemorate the seven yesrs war. 1758-63, when Fred erick fought a big alliance. The city was besieged four times in that one war. Are you too looking for a "wear able HOSE? TRY the 75c and el ones at Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY WANTED Have your furniture re-up. bolstered, xhlbault. 969-R WANTED A strong Amerlcon fire in aurance company deal res to appoint old resident agent in Medford. Box 10275 Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE--For good light car, new Fin mo range with trash burner complete with cabinet and one tank Flanio gas. Pick St Lind ley. 131 W. Main. FOR SALE Lunch room, good loca tion. Days receipts average 50 Write for personal interview. Box 13380 Tribune. TO EXCHANGE Nice little home In Bend, Ore., clear, for something clear In Medford or Ashland. Pre fer small acreage. What have you. 155 7th St., Ashland. FOR S ALE Fox te r r le r p u ps. Call 731-X. ELDERLY man to do chores on ranch Cail 43 0. Central. FURNISHED 5-rm, modern home, ail 50 per month. Water paid. 1020 Court street. FOR TRADE Income property at K a math Falls, for residence or acreage. Owner, 123 No. 6th St , Klamath Falls, Oregon. Crater Lake Caravan Next Sunday LET US SERVICE YOUR CAR! ONE CALL DOES IT ALL AMAZING 3 times safer VVTHEN your cr travel 40, W 30 nd 60 mils after mile terri6c beat is generated imidt the tire. Rubber and fab ' he separate. A blister forms and grows until BANG I A blow-out! And the drag pulls your car off the road. The Life-Saver Golden Ply. an amazing new feature of Goodrich Safety Silvertownj, resists intense heat. Rubber and fabric don't separate. Thus blis ters don't form. Blow-outi are. prtvtnttd by overcoming their cause. At gruelling speeds on the world's fastest track, the new Goodrich Silvertown, with the Life-Saver Golden Ply, lasted 7ie raw Goodrich &jfe&y Silvertown. " tVTTH ITFP.SAVPD fini new mv LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION Park Naturalist On Radio Tonight This evening, between 6:15 and 6:30 o'clock. D. S. Ubbey. park na turaiiSt and assistant superintendent of CrMer National park, will speak over radio station KM ED. and will describe the various conditions it will be necessary for the naric staff tn meet, concerning snow accumulations. I and problems anticipated during the i coming tourist season. Stated Communication ol F. & A. M. Friday. April , aiat at 7:30 p. m. Visitors1 Invited o. w. DeJarnett. W. M. GEO. ALDEN. Secy. ! Today and Friday First Medford Showing zooming r-fc ADVENTURE lj Rnrrlsr Pnftrnl flvlne nvftrxv the border country . . . rounding up smuggler . living . . loving dan gerously . . recklessly Storm Regis Toomey Anita Page ALSO "KEYHOLE KATIE" Fun and Nonsense TARIS" Movietone News ;rennii5c PLAY SAFE PUT THIS BLOW-OUT PROTECTION ON YOUR CAR NEW TIRE no extra cost three times as long as first quality tires that did not have this fea ture. These SILVERTOWNS never blew . : ; for the Life-Saver Golden Ply refused to give. Proved themselves 3 times safer from blow-outs at high speeds. And that isn't all. Tests with leading makes of tires prove that Goodrich Safety Silver towns have the most skid-resisting tread on the road. Let us show you, this safest tire ever built now three times safer from blow-outs. The new Goodrich Stlvertowns cost no more than other standard tires s . . so this blow-out protection is FREE I "WE NEVER CLOSE" LAST DAY The I'ream of the Tear! "WHISTLING IN THE DAEK" TOMORROW HER LEGS WERE HER FORTUNE She wanted Broadn ay to rail her had . . . to Increase her fume and her salary . . . but love stepped In J and complteat- ed nmtters, 1333 with JOAN BLONDELL ICAUDO CORTEZ OINOIK HOOKS ADRIINNI AMIS VICTOR JORY 15c-25c CONVALESCENT HOME GOOD CIIIXR, GOOD CARE GOOD FOOD 133 Granite St. ASHLAND ml mm YTTi I THURSDAY and FR1DAT Clins. nickforrt, Helen Chandler in "Vanity Street" Also All Star Comedy silly Symphony News Dally Mat. 1:30. Eve. 1 p- Phone 1300 Eighth and Front Sts. 1
