Medford mail tribune., June 13, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

HEDFOKD M5TL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1933.
P50E FIVE
Local and
) Payne Ii Visitor Representative
Payne of the Sweet-Crawford com
pany in portlsnd wu a business call
er here thu morning.
How Ii Gone Oeorge Howard of
313 South Front atreet had 45 feet
of red farden boae stolen from tals
residence, he reported to olty police.
Boy Breaka Leg Ciirrnoe Scrlbner,
four, la a patient at the Community
hoapltal for treatment of a 18 frac
ture, received Monday la a fall at
hla borne.
Cement stolen W. K. Meultby of
441 North Grape atreet reported lat
night to city opllce that he had !x
sacks of cement stolen from the Jun
ior high achool Sunday night.
.
En Route South Mrs. Prank Lima
of Rogue River, arrived here thla
morning on the Oregonlan. en route
to Montague, Calif., where ahe plana
to apend the aummer.
a
. Medford Attorney In O. P. Ir. and
Mra. J. P. Kllegel and son. Joe, of
Medford were guesta of the Dewey
Probat family Sunday. Pllegel la an
attorney In that city. Grants Pass
Dally Courier.
Undergo Operations Mrs. H. A.
Marx of this city underwent a major
operation at the community hospital
yeaterday. Mra. R. .L. Zobel of Pros
pect alao underwent an operation at
the hospital Monday.
Nelmoyera Return Jean H. Nelmoy
er and family, former realdenta of
Medford, have returned here to make
their home, following a year's absence
in California and Idaho. Mr. Nelmoy
er, a painter, announces that he
plana to continue hla trade here.
Accident Monday At 5:45 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, a minor collision
occurred at the corner of Cheatnut
and Main, between cars driven oy
Sam Barr of Albert atreet and W. J.
-Emerson of 408 Alice atreet. In hla
Veport filed at the city police station.
Emerson charged that Barr made the
wrong algnal.
To Preach Sunday Chaplain Wlllla
Bergen, a Cambridge graduate, who la
chaplain in charge of the Medford
district of the C. C. C, will preach
Sunday morning at the Flrat Pres
byterian church here, It waa an
nounced today. Chaplain Bergen at
tended achool In the east with Major
fclare H. Armstrong, In command of
the Medford district.
...
Get Equipment The O. O. 0. head
quarters aald today that athletic
equipment la being placed in the
campa. and the Bruah Martnea of Ap
plegate have already atarted an active
baaeball program aa well aa volley
ball, horseshoe and archery. Bill
Jones, champion archer, la atatloned
at that camp. Major Clare H. Arm
atrong and Lieut. Lewis Rosa vlatted
the camp Sunday.
.
Wenonahs Plan Party The Wen
v onah club will meet for regular card
T party at the home of Mra. Dorothy
Dickey, 727 Boulevard avenue, Ash
land. Thursday, June IS. The com
mittee for the event la composed of
Harriett Watson and Florence Rush.
Those wanting transportation are
asked to call Mra. Nellie purdln, phone
564-W.
Mr. Lennox Dead Jacque Lenox,
owner of the ladlea ready to wear
and millinery store on east Main,
announced today, that ahe la very
much alive. She aays frlenda who
read the atory of tha funeral of Jack
Lennox in yesterday's paper, have
been calling the store. Mrs. Lennox
says that Jack Lennox was not a rela
tive. . .
' On Annual Drunk Con Moran, who
was In Jail a year ago today on a
charge of being drunk In a public
place, was fined 10 in city
court today on a similar charge, fol
lowing bis arrest at 4:30 this
morning at a local hotel, where he
rVad ejected the clerka, and had "taken
over the management." He was ar
rested by city police. Unable to pay
ftit fine, Moran will work It out on
the city streets.
a t
To Olxe Exams Ward McReynolda,
examiner for operators and chauffeurs
will be here thla week-end, Friday
and Saturday, to give examinations
for operatora of motor vehicles, an
announcement from the secretary of
elates office says. On Friday, he
win be in the offlcea on the third
floor of the city hall from a. m. to
8 p. m., and on Saturday from 8
a. m. to 0 p. m.
...
6l9i In Swing Jean Marian Brown,
fourteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Brown of Oranta pass, died
Sundsy from Injuries apparently Buf
fered while swinging. The little girl
was found with her throat resting
across the swing loop and uncon
scious, when her 13-year-old Mater
Elaine told her rather that Jean vas
tangled up In the swing rope. She
never regained conaclouanesa. Fun
ral services were conducted thla
afternoon.
. ...
On Northern Program Mlaa Imo
gens Wallace, local music Instructor,
Ii" been Invited to play Saturday
afternoon at the atate convention of
the Oregon Music Teachers' assocls
tlon in Portland, which opens Thurs
day, it was announced today. Mlaa
Wallace will appear on the program
"An Afternoon of Music from the Dif
ferent part of the State." Her eject
ions will be Rondo Opus I, by Chopin
snd Waltz Opus 34 No. 1. The sea
alons are being conducted In the
Meier and Prank auditorium.
...
Fined and Jailed Edward Tuttle.
31 and Clarence Van Houten, 35. of
Little Butte Creek were each fined
aso and sentenced to thirty daye In
Jail yesterday afternoon when they
apresied tu Justice court on charges
of poeseasing venison. They admlt-
f'd. according to atate police who
arrested them, apotllghtlng three deer
latt week. They also were said to
have confessed breaking Into the
cabin belonging to Charles ar.d A. J
Edlers. and stealing blankets, cook
ing utensils and ot&er articles on
June 4,
Personal
Stationed Here state Police Offic
er Thomas Sheridan, formerly located
lrv Roseburg, hss been transferred
back to the headquartera at Medford.
.
Hare Tonsils Out Betty Ann Con
roy. 5. and Jocelyn Bauer, 3. of Wel
lington Heights, today had their ton
sils removed at the 6acred Heart
hospital, and were reported as getting
along nicely.
...
On Business Here Mr. and Mra.
Olen Hart, of Portland, were business
visitors in Medford Monday. Mr. Hart,
who represents the William Volker
company, la an old time friend of
Walter Cormany, local electrician.
...
Dies In G. Pass Mrs. Mary M. Hair,
81. prominent civic leader of Grants
Paaa for thirty yeara, died Sunday
evening at her home In Grants Paas
following a stroke last Thursday. She
haa been chairman of the city library
committee there for the past twent.y
yeara, and s.'rved several terms as
president of the Women's club.
. . .
Wreck at C. Point Fay E. Diamond
of Medford and George W. Thompson
of Redding, calif., were drivers of
the automobilea colliding at the cor
ner of West Main and the Pacific
highway In Central Point about 11:30
thla forenoon. Mr. Thompson, with
the Shasta Hospital company, had
Fred Sett Je. a patient with a broken
iegg, traveling with him.
OPENING SPEEDS
BEND, Ore., June 13 (AP) Aided
by wum weather which In the past
two days has reduced the depth of
snow as much as two feet In some
places, the state highway department
rotary plow used In opening the Mc
Kenzle Pass, was boring its way slow
ly toward Cascade summit today and
by tomorrow probably will start Its
most formidable attack, that of ex
cavating a trench through snow in
the big cut.
In the cut, at the east approach to
the summit lava fields, the depth of
snow has been reduced by hot weather
from 19 to 16 feet in the past week,
but the pack remaining la more like
a glacier than a drift.
Golf Winner
Jimmy Foulla of Chicago shot a
72-hole total of 283 to win the $5,000
St. Paul open golf tournament, beat
ing five members of America's
Ryder cup team. (Associated Press
Photo)
At Morgan Inquiry
Thomas S. Lamont, Morgan part
ner and son of Thomas W. Lamont
la shown as ha appeared during thi
senate Investigation Into the Mor
gan bank. Sensts Investigators are
seeking Information on young La.
mont'a income tsx returns. (Asso
ciated Preas Photo
The rosier of the Kentucky depart
ment of the grand army of the re
public lists fewer thsn 70 survlvora.
Leonard Swalfuru. Athens. Tenn..
waa -inhermed wen llehtning killed
two mules between which he stood.
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TEN PER CENT OF
NSTALLMENT 10
BEPAJJSWORD
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president meant la saying he was
willing to accept In his own name
but could not bind congress.
When the British cabinet met last
night, highest sources asserted, they
had word from sir. Roosevelt that
"token" payment was acceptable on
those terms, but they felt they had
to know more definitely just what he
meant. Today was spent in straight
ening out the interpretation which
was regarded as fully cleared by late
afternoon.
?tr. Roosevelt, on his own part,
wanted definite assurance that the
ten per cent payment ten per cent
being the basis of the reparations
settlement accorded Qermany at
Lausanne would not be regarded as
the basis of the final debt settle
ment, LONDON, June 13. (AP) British
feeling against the American war debt
attitude Is threatening to deprive the
United States of the chairmanship of
one of the major world economc con
ference comlmltteee, authoritative
American sources said today.
It was disclosed that James M. Cox
had been scheduled to head the
monetary group, but the attitude of
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald,
chairman of the conference, changed
In the light of the debt developments.
Today the Cox appointment was
uncertain. The French were hard
after the monetary chairmanship.
IN DRILL FLIGHT
FRANKFORT, Mich., June 18 (AP)
The coast guard station here re
ported today that the dirigible Ma
con, flying in this vicinity, reported
by wireless that its rudder had been
disabled and It was heading toward
Sault 8te. Marie, Mlcb.
At 3:10 p. m. coast guard officials
reported, the Macon sent out another
wireless message which they were un
able to desclpher. Members of the
coast guard said the huge dirigible
passed over here and disappeared to
the north. In the face of a 35-mile
headwind.
The dirigible, they said, was near
the Lake Michigan shore-line when
sighted.
I
OF
SEATTLE, June 13. (AP) Con
firming an announcement of the
civil liberties union in New York,
Gov. clarence D. Martin today said
Bert Bland, one of the I, W. W, group
sentenced to long prison terms fol
lowing the Central la (Wash.) Armis
tice day riot in 1910, had been pa
roled from the state penitentiary.
AT
ASTORIA, Ore., June 13. (AP)
Five troop trains carrying more than
2000 Infantrymen of the Oregon Na
tional Guard, rolled into the usually
quiet station at Camp Clatsop today
for the annual encampment of the
guard. Three other trains were to
unload field and coast artillery units
this afternoon, two of them going to
Fort Stevens,
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BASEBALL
National
Boston 3 6 0
New York 8 7
Betts, Leibold: Mangum and Ho
gan, Hargrove; Hubbell and Man-
cuao. '
Brooklyn
4 10 3
Philadelphia 13 30 3
Beck, Clark, Ryan, Shaute and
Outen; Holley and Davis.
American
Cleveland
Detroit ...
1 7 0
0 3 0
Hlldebrand and Pytlak; Bridges
and Hayworth.
R. R. I.
New York
Boston
6 7 0
11 3
MaoFayden, Vanstta and Dickey;
I,. Brown and Ferrell.
R. H. E
Philadelphia 8 10
Washington 10 13 3
Walberg. Mahaffey, Orovs and Mad
Jeskl; A. Thomas, Russell and fiewell
X. H. E
1 1 1
. 14 0
St. Louis
Chicago .
McDonald, Gray, Stiles and Shea:
Wyatt and Orubs.
STUDIO-15c
End. Tonlt. PQU'
Walter Beery In rLLOn
Wad. Charles Laughton
Maureen O'Mulllvan
In "PAVMEST DEFERRED"
Experienced Electricians
For Hiring or Repairing
Just Call 90
MEDFORD ELECTRIC
R. M. Bl Ml. Owner
Baaemenf, Mwlfird BMf.
THESE FRILLY
Taffeta petals were used to create the tricky black hat at the left, worn by Gall Patrick, screen
actress. A short net veil falls over tha ears and back of the head Instead of the usual drop In front. A'
tha right Benita Hums wears a horsehair model trimmed with a nosegay of white flowers and a brim re
forms a veil. (Associated Press Photos)
DRAW JURY LIS!
FOR JONES TRIAL
IN BALLOT THEFT
Walter Jonea, mayor of Rogue
River, named by state's wltneasea in
the trial of Arthur La Dleu, as the
"signalman" of the ballot theft, and
one of asserted leaders In the brszen
snd bunglesome crime, Is scheduled
to go on trial tomorrow morning In
circuit court.
A jury venire of thirty names waa
drawn Monday on order of the court,
as follows, for the Jones case:
Anna L. Myer, Ashland; W. H.
Welty, Route 3. Medford; Harvey L.
Schelllng, Ashland; James Buckley,
Ruch; Samuel A. peters, Ashland;
John Peterson, Route 3, Medford;
Thomss A. Henderson, Route 1, Gold
Hill; Fred 8. Engle, Ashland; Hobart
A. Dltawortb, Trail; Lulu B. Franco.
Aahland; Chas. L. Bergstrom, Ash
land; Oreg. Hanklns, Applegate; Al
bert Sherard, Ashland; Ruth A.
Porter, Ashland; Howard 0. McEI
fresh, Plnehurat: O. W. Train, Rogue
River; Mra. Mazle A. Bates. Ashland:
P. 1. Garrison. Copper, Alvln B. Chap
man, Aahland; Chaa. Hofbeck, Route
1, Medford; Harry R. Onruh, Route 4.
Medford; O. L. Davis, Route 3, cen
tral Point; Lem O. Frlnk, Talent;
Walter H. Mulrhead, Medford; Joae
phlne Cota, Gold Hill; F. W. Combs.
Talent; John E. Wild, Ashland; Noel
Eraklne, Medford; J. C. Luak, Med
ford; L. S. Hackler, Talent.
PORTLAND. June 13. (AP) Wage
rates for logging carapa, aaw mllla,
planing and shingle mllla and other
wood products plants will be deter
mined at a meeting of the 4-L or
ganization here June 33 and 34. W.
C. Ruegnitz, prealdent, said today
committees have been appointed In
several dlstrlcta of Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho and California to draw
minimum wage acales, which will be
presented at the meeting.
DEER POACHERS ARE
William C. Rlchey, 46 and Louis J.
Conley, 33, arrested at 10:30 o'clock
last night by atate police for unlaw
ful possession of deer meet, were
each fined ISO In Justice court today,
and sentenced to thirty days In the
county Jail, and their rifles confis
cate. Yesterday. Edward Tuttle. 31 snd
Clarencs Van Houten, 35, .were given
the same sentences for similar of
fenses. x
See the Dryer Easy Wssher, $124.50
Leonsrd Elec. Holly Bldg.
Mat 10c
Eve. lSe
TODAY and WEDNESDAY
ghe had the lowdown
on the high hata
SALLY EILERS
BEN I.YON, OINGEtt ROGERS In
"HatCheckGirl"
ti.ro coi.i.rob rnni.os
t'lRIOSITY NEW
Dally Mat. 1:30.
Ete.' 7 p.m.
SWIM DANCE
at
TWIN PLUNGES
"The run pt of southern
Oregon"
HATS ARE CLEVER
Elected Mayor
Frank L. Shaw, (above) county
supervisor, Is mayor.elect of Los
Angeles after defeating tha Incum.
bent, John C. Porter, by more than
30,000 votes, (Associated Press
Photo)
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FOR RELIEF BILL
PBNDI.JTTON, Ore., June 13 (AP)
Strong support for the three-fold
farm relief legislation sponsored by
the federal government was expreea
ed here today by Ray Olll, state
Orange master, In his sddress to the
80th snnual convention of the Ore
gon State Grange.
"1 believe the three-fold farm re
flet legislation Is the most Important
agricultural legislation ever passed,"
Olll said. "Some phases of the law
are necessarily experimental, and
sweeping powera have been granted
for Its operation."
Card of Thanka
We wlah to express our sincere
thsnks to our friends for their sym
psthy and kindness during our recent
bereavement li-. the loss of our
mother. Alao for the beautiful flowera.
J. T. Davla,
Pearl Davis,
Mrs. Nina Craig.
pL .l INSULTS CONCLAVE
f w , 'if 1 C K '
i Lots of girls COULD 7
love like she does -but how f
many would DARE!
BETTE DAVIS
' . Seniatlonol Nw' Wat ntr Srot.'S'ar Ini
tX- LADY
WB DON'T DARE TF.I.L VOU HOW DAR
INO IT IKl It IS dsrlnf hut not because
of set or suitratlon ... It shock, because
It's nut-rpoken, youthful, and as modern
as the new RCA Hlrh Fidelity and Wide
Range nound system!
TOMORROW NIGHT
FOR SUMMER
IPnMMIIhllQT DAPFR
LONDON, June 13. (AP) Newa-
boya selling the Dally worker, a com
munist organ, appoared. outalde tha
world economio conference building
today bearing big advertlalng posters
which read: "King opens tWevea"
kitchen."
The paper'a account of the confer
ence was more mild than the poster,
although Prima Mlnieter Ramsay
MacDonald was scored on the ground
that he had taken the stand that
only "oapltallat" solutions of the
crisis were possible.
SCOTTISH RIT1S
Stated lodge meeting 7:30
ll(Y P. M., June 13th.
L. E. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CASH paid for men'a Snd hand aulta,
.. , . , . u ... . will H
Odd coats, ni anu
Wilson, 33 North Fiont.
FOR SALE Freah milk cow. Phone
133-L.
WANTED Rabbits. A. O. Huson,
1345-X.
FOR SALE
1030 Oakland coupe
1030 DeSota sedan. 6 wheel
1020 Pontlac sedan
1020 Pontlac roadster
1928 Pontlac sedan
SKINNERS OARAOE
Bulck. Pontlac Sales and Service
FOUND Baby's little black shoe and
sock. Owner may have same by pay
ing for ad. Mall Tribune office.
7.1NNIAS, Asters, Marigolds. 8 do.
25c. aJso sweet peas. Mrs. Dressier.
1107 E. Main.
FOR SALE Cigar store and card
room. Box 10066 Tribune.
WANTED -5 more salesmen to make
up to $6.00 an hour. Fast selling,
money saving product. Easy to sell.
32 No. Front 6t.
FOR SALE; 30 2nd hand auto tires,
60c each. Wilson's Store, 32 No,
Front. ,
FOR SALE Registered Bull. 8 yrs.
old. Phone 19-F-4. Box 232 Rt. 4.
Medford.
FLOWER PLANTS for sale cheap. 810
Portland avenue.
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NORTH OF CITY
(ConUDueo rrtrm rag One)
heul, hand and one arm were severed
from the body, officers reported.
nived I'nder Wheels
Orovanltti had thrown himself be
neath train No. 7. the 6hata early
Monday evening. Judging from the
position of the body, and the speed at
which the train was traveling, Coroner
Perl said this noon. It wu not defin
itely established If the Shasta or
north bound Oregonlan had struck
htm.
The man spent the greater part of
yesterday In Central Point, It was
learned, where he talked with Jim
Rosa, Guy Tex and others there. Hj
was seen to leave the town about
S :S0 o'clock and start south along
the railroad tracks, persons who talk
ed to the man, the coroner s&id, told
that Orovanltti had appeared quite
worried while there.
It was first thought the man waa
en route to Larkspur. Marin county.
Calif., where either a relative or
friend, Ellen Appendlo resides. He
had sent a monay order from the
Central point post office yeaterday.
Believed Sicilian
Coroner Porl ssl3 today that fun
eral services will be held tomorrow
for the man. He was said to be about
five feet, ten Inches tall, weighed
about lflO pounds, and was dark com
plexloned, thought to be a native of
the Isle of Sicily. He was wearing a
dark gray suit, brown oxfords, a
eheckered gray cap. and silk shirt. He
had H4 24 in his pocket and a box of
matches.
Notice of Bherirrs Sale
By virtue of an execution on Fore
closure duly Issued out of and under
the seal of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, in and for the
County of Jackson, to me directed
and dated on the 3rd day of June,
1933, in a certain action therein,
wherein S. F. Hartman (substituted
in place of R, A. Matthew) as Plain
tiff, recovered Judgment against
Lewellyn A. Banks and Edith R
Banks, husband '.nd wife, the aeien j
ants, for the sum cf Flv thousand
and no-100 (8500000) Dollars, with
Interest at 8 per annuo: from Feb
ruary 6th, 1032. wl'h costs and dis
bursements taxed at Nineteen and
40-100 (vlP.40) Dolars and the fur-,
ther sum of Three hundred forty and
no-100 ($340.00) Do.lsra, as attorney's
fees, which judgment was enroll-d
and docketed in the Clerk's office
of said Court In aald County on the
3rd day of June, 1033.
Notice la hereby given that, pur
suant to the terms of the said execu
tion, I will on the 8th day of July,
1933, at 10:00 o'clock a, m., at the
front door of the Courthouse In tha
Olty of Medford In Jackson County,
Oregon, offer for s. iy; will aeH
at public auction for cash to the
highest bidder, to satisfy aald Judg
ment, together with the oosta of this
sale, subject to redemption as pro
vided by Jaw, all ot the right, Ut!
and Interest that the said defendant,
Lewellyn A. Banks and Edith R.
Banks, husband and wife, The News
Now . . . Until Tomorrow Night!
The Entertainment Miracle of 1933
. . . With Modern Miracles in Sound!
i WARNER BAXTER.
B E BE DANIELS
GEORQE BRENT
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RUBY KEELER
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Publishing company, a corporitlon.
O. B Wsddell and W. H Korcross
had on tha eta day of Februiry, 1933,
or now have In and to the following
described property, iltustM in the
County of j&cluan, state oi Oregon,
to-wit.
Prom the Nort.vjwat corner of the
J. Miller OonatU-. Land Claim N-v
40 in Township ST South, Range
West of the WlUamert Merldiau.
in Jackson Co-ir.ty, Oregon, run
East 41 35 chains. NortU 5 27 chains.
Esst 549 8 feet, and South 30.0 fett
to the plsce of beiilnnlng. being the
Intersection of the Easterly line of
the right of way of tut canal of
the PubHo Water Company with the
South line of the County Road, and
from aid point running thence
along the right of way of the satd
canal as follows: Sou t Is 71 degrees
00 mln. West 100 feet. South 4 de
grees 01 mln. Eas 143.6 feet; Soufi
29 degrrea 13 tnla. Esse 299 5 feet;
South 74 degrees 43 mln. West 155-2
feet; ficith 13 degrees 41 mln. West
199.5 feet; South ?3 degrees 20 mm.
West 160 8 feet; thence leaving tha
aald right of way line South 42 de
grees 08 mln. &&s; 1007 8 feet to the
south line of the tract of land
described In the Deed Records of
Jsckaon County in Volume 133,
Page 364; thenco along the aald
south line South 69 decrees SO mln.
Bust 896 A feet to the Westerly Una
of the Crater Lak Highway; theno
along the said Westerly line of the
said Highway aa icllowt North )
degrees 50 mln. East 16122 feet;
North 16 degrees 44 mln East 99.1
feet to the Intersection of the
Westerly Una of the sld Highway
with the South lino oi the said
County Road; tnnce alcng the said
South line of the said road North
89 degreee 30 mla. West 2031.7 feet
to the place of Vg Inning, contain
ing 60 ac.es of land, sad being the
East 60 acres of the said tract of
land described in the Deed Records
of Jackson County In Volume 163,
Page 364, excepting any portion ot
the said described tract lying in tha
County Road1 or the Crater Lake
Highway.
Dated this 8th day of June. 1033.
WAJjTER J. OLMSCHEID,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
By OLOA S. ANDERSON,
Deputy.
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work money
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EDDIE NUGENT
ALLEN JENKINS
ROBERT McWADC
HENRY B. WALTHALL
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Ired site snd
ro furnish'
it flstures are
ns, especlslly
lany ot tna
lice of tha
uriouily art
ed.
reasons for
'ndered Clift
ist both Mr.
ner end Mr.
both reside
iia. of course,
of the nunsge-
tha Rucitr Is
that no gueat
object to tha
atmosphere of
nersonsl service that
Important In present day
melhodi of hotel hospitality. Al
though the Clift Is a major hotel of
San Francisco, although It Is rated as
supreme In tarries and value-giving,
yst tlie rates there are surprlilDgly
The rata, start at rs single and