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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1933)
METVFORT) WATT, TRTRT7NE. METTFmD, OREGON, SUNDAY, 3PRTJJ SO, "1933. P7TOE FIVE Local and Leave! With Babe Mn. Dale Coon ey and baby daughter left the Com munity hoepltal for home yesterday.' Mrs Folkenberg Dies News was re ceived here yesterday of the death In Portland last week of Mia. T. H. Folkenberg. ' Passes In Coqullle F. P. Bunch, principal of the Rogue River Aca demy, died last week In Coqullle, It was learned here yesterday. Chimney Fire The fire department was called to 628 North Central Fri day night to extinguish a chimney fire. Decks In Grants Pass Mr. and Mm. T I. Deck spent yesterday in Grants Pass attending to business matters. Medfordltes. North- -R. O. Nixon of Medford accompanied by his wife and lion, visited here this week. They were -eglsiered at the New Heathman ho . tel. Oregonlan. 1 ' Yale Improved Divld Yale, who recently underwent an operation at the Community hospital, had recover ed sufficiently yesterday to return to his home. Mrt Howard Goes Home Mrs . Fred Howard of the Applegste district was removed from the Community hos pital to her home yesterday, her con dition being much Improved. Mls.8 Brophy Better Miss Elaine Brophy. daughter of Mr and Mrs. N. D. Brophy, who recently underwent - --.,llnn tn nrMnri!cltls at the Community hospital, was removed to fer Lome yesterday. Lmvell In Hose City Among the Oregon folk at the Heathman hotel estrday were Mr. and Mra. M. R. e,nf,.i f.r ARt.nria. Mr and Mrs. S. A. GIbbs of Roseburg and R. G. Low ell of Medfora oregoman. UflnnlTif visit Here Jav Manning 1 of Klamath Falls, former University of ' Oregon student, Is here to spend some time visiting his grandmother. Mrs Cordelia Richardson, this city and rtt.her relatives In the Rogue River valley Manning recently graduated from the university, where he was an outstanding student In Journalism and literature. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Modem 8 -room unfurn ished houae. 1023 W 9th. FOR SALE About 8 tons billed hay. cheap; good for borsea: also good cedar boat. T. L. Taylor. 44 N. Or ange St., Medford, Ore. LOST Plumb doubl-blt axe in Table Rock district. Tel 13-X-3. Central Point. WANTED 4700 shakes. 30 in E. ffi Foss-Talent. FOR SA-TjE Cow and 3 heifers R. A Stump. West of Howard school. TRADE THE THREE properties listed below wIT ' trade for Imoroved acreage near Medford. New Eastslde rakeahake. five mod ern rooms, hardwood floors, fire place. Private loan of $1000.00. Two houses on one large lot. both rented. Be independent: live in one live off the other. Another smart home on Vancouver avenue. Five modern rooms, has ev erything to make a home desirable Take your choice. OWNER TAKES IjOSS G Mftf Pald 600 00 nort time 04ZUU a' nevcr bargain ww in a fin home: threo large bedrooms, double plumbing, large cement basement and fur nace, soldiers loan. Balance payable i as low as $10.00 per mo. An excel lent investment. Be smart Better See me today. Cl CQC A room bargain lo iM iJUU cated on paved street. Alt assessments paid; near schools Terms $100.00 down and $15.00 per month. For your convenience, office open on Sundays after 10 A M. W. I. VAWTER Jackson Countv Bank Bldg. Phone 1144-J. Room 18 Pine Factory Blocks Clean Quick Convenient LARGE LOAD 1 unit $5"00 delivered SMALL LOAD i unit 3 "00 delivered E8 TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY End North Central Ave. Lumber Building Materials Fuel Explosives Box Shooks Medford, Ore. Personal From Dlrorce Center CaUers In Medford yesterday from Reno Ne?.. were M. N. Kerr and family. j From Coast Town A visitor In Medford yesterday from the coast re gion was Mrs. H. J. Olasow of Marsh field. Runaway Held Here James Critch en, 13 a runaway from Newport Ore, waa arrested yesterday by state po lice and Is held In city jail, await ing return to his home. From University City Eugene was if presented on the local hotel lists yeste-day by Mra. V F. Otburn, I. Axl and. Geo. M- Yeatman. and H. O. Young. California Call Residents of the golden state visiting In Medford yes terday were Hal T. Rather of bos An gelea Mr. and Mrs.' F. C. Wllllame. uave Brown and 0ne D. Evans of San Francisco. Barr Catclres Fish Jerry Barr. arn bltloiu Medford fisherman, who fail ed to land a "sixty -pound" salmon Friday morning, returned to the city with a twenty-four pounder, which tasted just as good. Here from Distance J. Jackson of Winnipeg. Mass., was a guest at a Medford hotel Friday night. Other wallers from distant titles wer H. L. Close of Milwaukee. Wis.. H. L. Sam eon of Ft. Worth, Texas. Undergo Operation! John Sert un derwent a major operation yesterday at the Sacred Heart hospital. Miss Elma Hageman also underwent an operation at the Sacred Heart yester day, having been brought In at an early hour as an emergency case. Clinic Announced--Because of the response with which their April clin ic was received, the Naturopathic Clinic located In the Liberty build ing, will devote May 1. 2 and 3 to a similar event. It wa announced yes terday. San FrancliCflns Here Bay city folk calling1 in Medford on business over the week end are A. J. Swed lund Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Woolery. Chaa Ege, Dudley Onstead. R. M. Mc Olure and family, and Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Charleston. Up-State Callers Visitors in Me4 ford registered at 'ocal hotel from cities to the north are Mr. and Mrs SC. J Hauser, J. A Campble. Port land: A. A. James, Seattle; George M Yeatman, Eugene; E. J. Sellare, Sa itm; Roy Entler, Rosebeurg. Gates Goes North W. A. Gates, who if In the grocery business at Med ford, was a visitor in Portland this week He Is a brother of the famous "Pop' Gates, ex-mayor, ex-state high way commissioner, end "ex" many other things In Medford. W. A. Gates was accompanied to the metropolis by his wife1 and they stayed at the Im perial hotel. Oregonlan. Botga, District Attorney During the absence of District Attorney Gen. A Codding, and Chief Jailer Fred W. Kelly in attendance at Eugene at the Bank trial. Attorney O. C. Boggs. will act as special district attorney, and Deputy Sheriff Edward Leach will act as chief jailer. Assistant District Attorney George W. Nellson, will at tend the trial. The J&U population Is dally declining, and the business of the district attorney's office will be on the routine order. Slllnsky In Portland E. C. Solini ky, who Is In charge of Oregon's great national playground Crater lake park, la visiting Portland on pro fessional matters. He la getting the park ready to receive many tens of thousands of tourists this year, and thinks there will be more Pacific coast people visit the playground In 1933 than ever before; they will make this vacation trip In lieu of ones far ther and more expensively away. Mr. Sollruky is a guest of the Benson ho tel while here. Oregonlan. I ANNOUNCEMENT! Beginning MAY 1st. The Fuel Production of Our Mill and Factory Will Be Sold and Delivered By Ourselves Direct to Consumers At Rialto Today CI Masked murderer clamps gulttv ?and over mouth of screaming wo man' Just one of the scenes from "The Crime of the Century." at the Rialto theater today and Monday. Wynne Gibson is the woman in the picture. The man's identity is the so lution of the mystery. Registered at Hoi els The hotel lists for the week end carries the fol 'owln? among other names: Dr. J. R. Matz and A. P. Gannon of Eugene. J. W Elwood, Oma'a. Lloyd S Nil of L-'S Angeles and from Portland H. E. Pack, E. Avery Jordan. N. E. Cotty. C. W Grout. Coes Visit Here Mr and Mrs Earl Coe, formerly of thts city, are here from Hollywood to visit friends before continuing north. Mr Coe reported his sister, now Mrs. Richard plx, en joying southern California. Mrs. Dix has many friends in this city, wno remember her as the former, Wlnl ;red Coe. Hunt Tragedy Pair Stole Gas Autos SALEM, April 29.- -OP) Charges f involuntary manslaughter were placed here this morning Against Alloy si us Godln. 31, for the claying of Gordon Lacy 17, east of SUverton yesterday when two hunting parties crossed faths Stanley Carruthers 26, companion of Godln. and David Williams, 17 companion of the slain hunter, were each fined $25 for hunting withou: lcenses and Williams was given 30 nays In jail for admitted theft of gasoline. Williams was under parole from the Multnomah county court for theft of an automobile. Starts TODAY Continuous Shows 1:80-11 p. m. FIRST TIME IN MEDFORD Action, Suspense, Mystery LIVING Also Hollywood Handicap News Strange As It Seems WITPEfS Gilbert Roland yv Barbara Kent v&aa' A complete assortment of Factory and Mill Fuel PHONE 1 TRUE. LOCAL PRODUCTS "Cavalcade,? j - a f s J" cavalcade," the picturization or Noel Coward's great play, opens st the Craterian theater today. It arrives with the highest pra se ever accord F LURE PETTY YEGGS Petty thievery is becoming more common in Medford and the thieves re showing a special yen for house hold furnishings, is the report given1 out yesterday by a number of land lords A sink was utolen last week from 728 Summit street and a num rer of other houses belonging to the tate of Oregon have been enterei and robbed. The thieves. If appre hended, agents in charge of the build ings stated, will be dealt with severe The Most Baffling , Thrill in 100 Years! as murder stalks., you tee the crime ..know the details but we challenge your solution! JEAN HERSHOLT STUART ERWIN kit:: yji&T 1SC EIIXMII 1SC mm jjil Jtl? ' R11", KUlni f yv l ' ' " B"' " 1 saaaatTjaailisTliat'isWMM Green Fine Slabs Direct from Mill BIG ONE and ONE-HALF UNIT LOAD $3 - 'MMjay.JMl IIISHIIU'II Thirst-Hi at Craterian ed to a film by critics throughout the country, and thb greatest enthu siasm ever evinced by motion (ilcture .lUdiences. Diana Wynward and Cllve Brook have the leading roles. ly, ad tampering with state property is no small offense. John Segedl, 39, of Arizona, and Z. T. McKlnney, 32, of the same state, ere arrested yesterday by Medford police for alleged shoplifting In Gro ceteria No. 1, and f pea red later in the day before Judge W. C. Coleman. Ball was set at $250 for each and trials postponed until this week. The two men were still in Jail last night. Other arrests on shoplifting charges were predicted by city police officers, vho announced that leniency extend ed by store proprietors to apprehend shoplifters la not encouraged by the police department and will not be olerated in the future. 4 . Special Giant Panles, 25c dozen Rogue Valley Floral Co., Tel. 1040. Today and Monday First Medford Showing Continuous Today 3-.00-H-.0 r .. II or the - WYNNE GIBSON FRANCES DEE I, f. SCHUIICRQ A Pr.moufir ttttur 75 delivered H If IM "?TrY3J .11 0 J Studio Showing War Pictures Wkh'lt- RIM Hand to hand fighting tn the trenches, big guns In action and the devastation and havoc wrought by 700 VOTERS HERE Petitions, seeking a referendum on July 21 next, at the special election, on the oleomargarine tax. have been filed with the county clerk's office and have been checked. The peti tions contain he names of 700 Jack son county residents the majority from this city and Ashland, with a few from rural districts, Seven pe Today jiraail 31 CZeimimisssisaiilai.sZ mjj i jmiTssZI GREAT AS LIFE ITSELF! Mobs, monarchs, a mothiBr's heart ...Restless humanity struggling amid the chaos of JL HOW THE BANK She f ).:.. ,'-f 1 1 11 11 ...mt'm. y jct "w The First National Bank Medford, Oregon "A Departmentued Bank" 1 war are shown In "The Big Drive." I now showing to capacity crowds at I the studio. titions have been filed, each con taining 100 names. The oleo tax bill referendum la sponsored by the Food Anti-Tax as sociation of Portland. The oleo tax, as passed by the last legislature, provides a four cent per pound on oleomargarine, and $5 per year license for dealers. The tax would be proportioned among the various counties of the state, accord ing t population, and used exclus ively for Indigent relief. Be correctly corseted Dy ETHHLWYN B HOFFMANN Sixth and Holly PEPMANENTS ,1.50, ,2.50. 14, 15. SO Bowman's. Phone 67. a changing world. MATINEE (Except Sun.) ALL IE BEATS CONTRIBUTES TO Calculates Savings First! Recently a housewife who carries a savings account here in the First National Bank, explained how the family's cash reserve continued to increase, despite reduced income. She said, "We take out the amount we want to add to our savings FIRST. Then we cut the living expense to come within the amount re maining." Now in our estimation that is a very practical method cutting the cloth to meet the measure and we believe that a growing savings awount will not only give you a feeling of confidence but will enable you to grasp future opportunities. FIRST RUN PICTURE OPENING AT R0XY Action, suspense sr.d mystery are The chief Ingredients of "No Living Witness." first run picture at the Roxy today. As Intriguing as the title Is the plot of this thriller, according to advance press notices. Supplementing the mystery angle Is the rapid action of rhe story plus a carefully built up iuapnse element, which Is designed to keep audiences on the edge of their seats until the climax 4 Fender and body repairing. Prices right. Brill Sheet Metal Works. Dental Work at Portland Prices Now Is the time to sare money at these NEW LOW PRICES. Special care and attention Riven to DOUBLE SUCTION PLATES. FREE EXTRACTIONS nith all dental work. All work fully guaranteed. FILLINGS AS LOW AS 50c. See Dr. Thompson "The Best for Less" 123 E. Main St. Phone 70 Opposite 1st National Bank - Thra Me thing oVcadti el teltnllen change woep before your eyei ... to the heart-beat of loyalty and iteadrart courogel Noel Coward's PICTURE,0:, GENERATION 40 FEATURED PLAYERS CAST Of 3300 NO RAISE IN PRICES TOR THIS STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION EVENING (A Sun. Mat.) ALL OCm BEATS KIDDIES lOo ANY TIME JL COMMUNITY WELFARE MEMBER ORE (5 ON BANKERS ASSOCIATION : : ; TT
