MEDFORD' 5IXIE THTBUNT:, rEDFOTJD, OREGON, TTEDXESDAY, JUNE T?, 5933.
PJGE FIVE
Local and
, Wallace Calls Here J. T. Walls,,
)' representative of the 0. N. W. rail
ways, arrived on the train from the
north today to transact business.
j
MIm Ball Vacation MUa Wllda
Hall of Central Point, saleslady at the
Band Box is vacationing at the beach
this veek. ,
Baylli of Medford earn Baylis of
Medford was in Oranta Pass Tuesday
attending to buslneee matters.
Grant Pass Courier.
From Medford Miss Edna Richard
of Medford was In Orants Pass. Tues
day afternoon Tialtlng . friends.
Grant pass Courier.
Copco Official Here J. D. Ross of
Medford accompanied by Harry Lewis
were business visitors to this city
Monday. Both men are of the Copco
office in Medford.
Florey Returns South Welson Plo
rey, son of Mrs. K. O. Rlddell, who
) spent the past 10 days here as guest
of hi mother, has returned to Long
Beach, Cal., where he Is stationed.
Has Tonsils Out Little Oall Cod
ding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oeo.
Codding underwent an operation for
removal of her tonsils at the Sacred
Heart hospital, this morning.
Hanna Goes Home Byron Hanna,
Those father is postmaster in Vreka.
returned to that city from the Sacred
Heart hospital, where he recently un
derwent a minor operation.
Lumsden, Caller Treve Lumsden
6f Medford, deputy state bank super
" intended in charge of the liquidation
of the defunct Citizens Bank of Ash
land, Is in Ashland today. Ashland
Tidings,
Miss Whitman Improved Miss Al
freds, (Babe) Whitman, who recently
i.nrirnnt mitior oDeratlon at the
Community hospital, Is expected to
return to her home tomorrow, ncr
condition being much improved.
"
Miss Wilson 111 Friend of Miss
Ellow Mae Wilson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. O. Wilson, are sorry to
learn that she is still 111 at her home,
where she had been treated for the
past two weeks.
Annual Picnic Slated The fourth
annual state wide reunion of ex
Mlssourlans will be held at the Salem
nttv Anto nark. June 3lS. The pro
gram will include a basket dinner,
with free coffee. Ex-Missourians, their
families and relatives are asked to at
tend. J. L. Cutler of Salem is presi
dent, and HOlt BCOCKton OI oneriuiin
Ore., secretary-treasurer.
GRANGERS DRILL
UNDER HOT SUN
PENDLETON, Ore., June 14. (AP)
Oregon Stat Grangers opened their
second day of conferences and drills
here today under a sun which prom
ised to stir the temperature to the
highest mark of the year. Yester
day's maximum was 95 degrees, and
at 7 a. m. today the temperature was
73 degrees.
The 60th annual convention of the
State Grange opened yesterday with
about 1200 members present. Degree
work, drills, annual reports and closed
conferences occupied both the morn
ing and afternoon sessions today.
Rufus Holman. state treasurer, and
B. P. Irvine, editor of the Oregon
Journal, were to deliver the principal
addresses tonight.
STATES 1ST AID
IN RELIEF LOAD
WASHINGTON. June 1. IPi In
a talk to state relief administrators
today President Roosevelt warned
that states and local communities
must carry on their "fair share" of
aid.
The president promised the coor
dination of relief and public works in
all communities but gave notice that
the $3,300,000,000 program would not
be used to build "a lot of useless pro
jects disguised as relief."
' He suggested a setup in each state
of a commission of five or six citi
zens to administer relief "In a business-like
way and entirely apart from
partisan politics."
E
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 14 UP)
fisnk of America was back on a divi
dend basis today with the announce
ment by the board of directors that
a dividend of 750.000 for the quarter
ending July 1 had been declared.
The directors also announced a
policy of restoring salary cuts would
be Instituted, beginning with employ
es in the lower salary brackets. The
action wss the first step toward car
rying into effect a policy of conduct
ing business "on a normal basis" an
nounced by A. P. Olanntnl, chairman
of the board, last week.
Call the Southern Oregon Credit
Bureau. They can tell you who pava
his debts promptly.
TOMTE Sallv Ellen in
"HAT CHECK GIRL"
Hd ta rartllo In
"DF.CTPTIOV
Personal
Undergoes Operation Alma Boehear
of Orape street underwent a major 1
operation at the Community hospital
this morning.
Leaves Soon for Europe Miss Eu
nice Davis, who arrived In Orants
pass Tuesday morning to spend a
short time with her sister, Mrs. Myrl
Watson, will leave the latter part of
this month for a trip to Europe.
Grants Pass Courier.
Bennetts Go North Mrs. Roger 8.
Bennett and son from Palm Springs,
California, passed through Ashland
this morning enroute to Sslem to
visit Mr. Bennett who is in the office
of Charles M. Thomas, corporation
commissioner. Ashland Tidings.
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Guests of Campbells Mr. and Mrs.
Cfass. Carr of Cleveland, Ohio, are
guests in this city of Mr. Carr's
mother, Mrs. William Campbell and
other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Young and daughter, Maxine, are also
here from Oakland, Cat., as guests of
the Campbells.
Ranch Tools Stolen Several tools
were stolen last night from the Vor
hles ranch, south of the city, accord
ing to report at the city police sta
tion. Included were one brace and bit,
one ratchet screw driver, one set
sockets, Hinsdale make in three cor
nered tire box; one 14-Inch steel
plane.
Montana Picnic Cancelled The an
nual Montana picnic, which is held
in southern Oregon each year, bis
been cancelled this year because of
Insufficient funds in he club treas
ury. Members today expressed the
hope that times will be improved next
year that that a picnic will be pos
sible. Attend Orange Meet Among guests
at the meeting of the Oregon State
Grange at Pendleton this week are
the following from Jackson county:
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sims of Med
ford Mr, and Mrs. Warren Patterson
of Central Point. Mrs. O. T. Wilson,
daughter, Prances, and Mrs. Prink of
Sams Valley.
Mother Shangle Dead Mrs. F. M.
Shangle, mother of J. Verne Shangle
of this city, died late Monday night
in the Portland hospital, where she
recently underwent an operation, ac
cording to news received here yester
day. Mr. Shangle, who had Just re
turned Sunday from being with his
mother, left again yesterday for the
northern city, where he will remain
for several days. Mrs. Shangle was a
woman of advanced years, and failed
to recover from the operation. Her
condition was thought improved Sun
day, but a relapse followed Monday.
TIRE COMPANIES
AKRON, Ohio, June 14. (AP) A
ten per cent wage increase for 20,000
employes, effective July 3, was an
nounced by the Goodyear Tire and
Rtibber company today.
Factories and offices In Akron,
Gadsden, Ala., and Los Angeles, as
well as all operating and distribut
ing personnel In the United States,
are Included.
General Tire and Rubber company
employes will receive a 10 per cent
Increase June 15.
NEW YORK, June 14. (AP) Har
vey 8. Firestone announced today all
his companies And stores throughout
the country would Increase pay of
employes 10 per cent, effective to
morrow. Engaged To Baer?
Broadway hear, rumors that June
Knight, New York musical comedy
actress, and Max Baer, contender
for the heavyweight championship,
are engaged, (Associated Press
Photo)
BARGAIN
DANCE
DREAMLAND
TONIGHT
1
Dinty Moore's Little Giants
ADMISSION
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1 !' In
r .'a
Playing Over KMED
6:15 Tonight
01 PROFESSION
AT ROTARY MEET
In line with the series of Rotary
programs on various professions, the
local club was addressed yesterday
noon by Doctors Thos. Sweeney and
Wm. Holt on the subject of the med
ical profession. Dr. Sweeney was the
first speaker, tracing the history of
medical science which is one of the
oldest professions in the world. He
told many interesting things about
the average physician und the work
he does for mankind, quoting opin
ions from learned authorities to sub
stantiate his remarks. The Hlppo
cratlo Oath written by Hippocrates
in 400 B. C, was read by the speaker
who stated this oath was still accept
ed by the medical profession as their
code of ethics.
Dr. Holt gave an interesting talk
on the vast amount of research car
ried on by the medical profession to
Improve health conditions and telling
why physicians were slow to adopt
new and untried ideas. The history
of vaccination which was Instituted
In 1796 by Jaynor and the work in
bacteriology by Pasteur were given as
example of exhaustive research. Dr.
Holt also told of the effective work
of the Reed commission in control
ling malaria and Yellow Fever which
made possible the completion of the
Panama canal after it seemed doom
ed to failure. Next week an open
forum on medical science will be
conducted by Doctors Sweeney and
Holt and all Rotarians are urged to
be present.
Visiting Rotarians at yesterday's
luncheon were Wm. Whitfield of
Portland and Lew Hansen of Ash
land. Guests Included Lee Bishop of
Radio station KMED and John R.
Sargent, resident engineer of Crater
National park.
NOTED IN DEBATE
Tonight at the" First Christian
church Judge Summers, formerly
public prosecutor and founder of the
court of general sessions at fit. Louis,
Mo., and Mr. Hall, ' another brilliant
speaker, will debate the question "The
Aftermath," it was announced today,
An invitation is extended the pub
lic to hear the two speakers, who are
described as dramatic and colorful
figures.
BASEBALL
National.
R. H. E.
Chicago 7 11 0
Cincinnati 0 2 1
Batteries: Root and Hartnett; John
son, Kolp and Hcmsley.
R. H. B.
Brooklyn 8 11 0
Philadelphia 8 8 S
Batteries: Benge and Lopez; Elliott,
Collins, Llska and Davis.
American.
R. R. fi
st. Louie 1 15 0
Chicago . .... . 14 6
Batteries: Hadley and Shea: Greg
ory, Kevlng, Miller, Klmaey and
G rube.
R. H. E.
Cleveland .. 3 8 3
Detroit - 13 14 1
aBtterles: Brown, Hudlln, Bean
and Pytlak, Myatt; Marberry and
Hayworth.
MOTION PICTURES AT
THURSDAY FORUM MEET
An interesting program of motion
pictures by 6. P. Larsen of Seattle,
district manager of Hubbard & Co.,
will be the principal feature at to
morrow noon's meeting of the Copco
employee club. The meeting will be
held In the basement dining room of
the Hotel Medford and a large at
tendance of Copco Forum members
and guests is anticipated.
Pierce's Hot House tomatoes at your
grocer's. The quality is fine and the
price is right. -
Studio -15c
TODAY and THURSDAY
CHARLES LAUGHTON
Maureen O'SullIran, Nell Hamilton
Dorothy Peterson In
Somethiriq
bsStOui'tM m
THRILLS
A Mlrrndmple Clone-up of
n Murderer's Brain
Also t Iiirferent Kind of Comedy
'TWO LIPS AND JULEPS'
Travel Telle
Hart Metrntone News
DANCE
TONIGHT
Oriental Gardens
10e
Al Stewart and Hi Mua'n
Famous Comedy Team at Craterian
Bert Wheeler and Rcbcr; Woolsey
are starred In "Dlplomanlacs," which
opened today at the. Craterian the
ater, and Is said to be their greatest
musical comedy since "Rio Rita.'
Rialto Star
Bete Davis, who appears In her first 1
starring picture "Ex-Lady," opens to-!
night at the Rialto Theater, and in
the auguates new sound system that
has been Installed in that house.
"Ex-Lady" Is a modern story of the
problems which modern youth faces.
It Is a picturesque story of New
York's Bohemia in which the young
artists play fast and loose with the
old time conventions of love and mar
riage. The new sound system, a duplicate
of the system recently Installed in
the Craterian, will bring all the voices
of the actors in faithful reproduction
to the audience.
STUDIO SHOWING
FANTASTIC MYSTERY
Bizarre mystery, a fantastic trick
of fate and sinister shadows of guilt
figure In "Payment Deferred," which
is now showing at the Btudio theater.
Charles Laugh ton, the celebrated
English actor, plays the leading role.
Visit Ashland Earle Davis and Lee
Watson were business visitors in Ash
land yesterday.
IT STARTS
TODAY
THEY WON THE IGNOBLE PRIZE
for establishing friendly relations with government blondes!
A TUNEFUL SEXPEDITION OF HYSTERICAL
Two gibbering goofs at
Mamas ... A crew of
and as glamorous a galaxy of gauze-garbed gals
that ever tempted a tired business man!
Wheeler and Woolsey
break out of their
padded cells
and It results
In their nlldrst
musical corn
edr delirium
since 'Rio Rita'
Th world hung
their words.
TV Imma hunt
their wefa.
ANDTHEREST
IS HISTORY 1
BERT
'GST - on
The entire show is a hilarious jum
ble of burlesqued facts, with the two
comics being sent to Geneva as rep
resentative of an Indian reservation,
a Job they received by being the
dumbest ones the Indians could find.
PLOTTERS NABBED,
LAWYER RELEASED
FROM CHAIN BONDS
(Continued Rom rage One )
drove openly through the street,
where she might be seen by the kid
napers, then returned to her home,
where Attorney Geddes was waiting.
He dressed in her clothing and re
turned downtown after dark.
The state policemen slipped Into
the car on a side street, keeping out
of sight In the bottom of the car,
and drove to the appointed epot,
where Attorneys Hallmark and Wlm
berly, ex-Shertff V. T. Jackson and
Frank Hills, local garageman had pre
viously hlc den themselves.
Shortly after the arrival of Geddes
and Officer Hoxle, Haley and Park
drove by, parking their car about 100
feet away. Haley, officer Hoxle re.
ports, then returned on foot. An
'envelope stuffed with paper was hand
ed him after a brief conversation,
whereupon the officer came out of his
hiding place and ordered Haley to
put up his hands. Instead of obeying
the command, Haley started to run
and was struck by one of four shots
fired at him. He died about 18 min
utes after he was wounded.
Led to House.
Park Immediately surrendered, and
led officers to the Wlnningham home
where the kidnaped attorney was res
cued. Compton states that he was not
mistreated in any way after the brief
struggle when he first arrived. He
had carefully worked out leads for
officers to follow, sending Douglas
Wlnningham to the cigar store for
cigars, which were purchased In the
same number as usually ordered by
the attorney. Bands and wrappers
from the cigars were tossed out of
the window at the home to aid offi
cers In locating the place In event of
a search. The attorney reports that
.he was given food, and was not mis
treated In any way, and that he spent
the six hours In the hands of the kid
napers by helping Miss Wlnningham
with a fiction story she was writing.
SCOTTISH RITE
Stated lodge meeting 7:30
P. M-, June 13th.
L. E. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
i-mwwMiitKi: v Tr-xtittirrwwfKm: amy.
large amid superheated
comic conspirators . .
with
Marjorie White
Phyllis Barry, Louis Calhem
Edgar Kennedy
ADDED
'Hollywood Premiere Colortone Musical 'Revue
"Leningrad Gateway to Russia
BALLOT STEALING
(Continued from Page One.)
presence, as shown by the evidence,
in the vlclntty of the courthouse on
the night of the crime.
The defense counsel also flayed the
.Sexton brothers, and District Attor
ney George A. Codding, and said, "I
too would be ashamed to come Into
court, and prosecute a case of trump
ed up evidence.'
Sound Effects Vsed
At one stage of his talk, En right
endeavored to make a noise like a
bull and compared It to Moody's bril
liant opening address. He bellowed
three times in Imitation of a bull.
He further declared La Dleu was be
ing "framed because of his layalty
to Banks."
Enrlght praised Jean Conners, and
referred to the defendant 'as good
cltlsens."
He closed with a plea for the Jury to
remember the three children of La1-
Dleu," and that "Fehl and Schermer
horn are elected, and they (the state)
are trying to upset the will of the
people."
Attorney Moody in reply ssld, "on
the face of returns Fehl and Scher
merhorn were elected, but the will of
the people, as expressed through the
court, to find out, was thwarted, by
the ballot thefts."
"When Enrlght calls the state wit
nesses 'ex-convicts and J all -birds, he
Is as near the truth, as he will ever
get," Attorney Moody declared. He
then read the names of 20 witnesses
of the state, not In anyway connected
with the vot stealing, and asked, If
"they were Jail-birds."
How About Co. Officials
"Defense counsel has attacked the
Sexton brothers for telling of their
crime. How about the old men who
put them up to it? How about the
trusted county officials, who connived
with them?" the state's attorney ask
ed. "The defense does not seem to be
satisfied with the state's witnesses,
he added.
Attorney Moody then reviewed the
state's evidence, and closed with the
words :
"This county was named ofter An
drew Jackson "Old Hickory." It la
the duty of this Jury, to act as "Old
Hickory" would have done, when law
and order were in the balance, and
restore the good name of Jackson
county, to Its rightful place in the
eyes of the "state of Oregon."
MOSCOW, June 14 (AP) Jlmmie
Matte rn announced at Khabarovsk.
Siberia, today he will take off early
tomorrow on a second attempt to
fly non-stop to Alaska, next leg of
aerial Journey around the world.
Soviet mechanics have overhauled
his plane and he has been given ex
pert advice as to lhe best route
across the sea of Okhotsk. The Texan
was forced by bad weather to return
to Khabarovsk yesterday after his
first start for Nome, Alaska.
Pierce's Hot Hz-uae tomatoes at your
grocer's. The quality is fine and the
price Is right.
IT STARTS
TODAY
IMPORTANCE
.at ft 'tea msj A
Indians' New Boss
If Ak V
.
adavaW2
Walter Johnson, (above) "the big
train" of baaeball for many years
and former manager of the Wash
ington Senate, wae named man
ager of the Cleveland Indiana. He
aucceeds Roger Pecklnpaugh. (As
sociated Press PhMv
Rum an$ Bananas
Offered As Cure
Of Economic Ills
. LONDON, June 14. (UP)
A unique proposal to cure the
world's Ills was offered In the bar
at the world economic conference
hall today by the Haitian delegate,
Con tan tin Mayard.
Mayard, a six and one half foot
giant closely resembling Jack
Johnson, once heavyweight cham
pion of the world, said to aU who
would listen:
"Drink more rum, eat more ba
nanas that's the way to cure the
world's aliments."
. Haiti produces, both In consid
erable quantity,
HATES NAZIS
BERLIN. (AP) When sausage
manufacturers started selling frank
furters In the shape of tne swastika,
the Hitler propaganda ministry de
cided that the time nad come to halt
TONIGHT and TOMORROW
Sensational New Star . . . Setting; a New Fashion
i Women! . . . Sensational New Sound System . . h
Making Modern Miracles Come True I
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I J U WHHt ' II .. I
3 1
She wanted'to
WEAR A WEDDING RING
on Certain Nighfc.'
Her't' the 'complete ond unpreju
diced truth about the new generation
that laugh at wedding belli and
yawn at basiinetjl
EX-LADY'
See a glorious New Star come Info her
own heading a great Warner Bros, cost
BETTE DAVIS
and Gene Raymond. Claire Dodd
Frank McHugh Monroe Owiley
RADIO CITY COMES TO
sensational RCA lllch FIriellty-WUta Ranee reproduction
itrm Installed In the world's greatest theatres In Radio
Cllt. New Vork, now In the Blalto Theatre for your enjoy
ment! .
SELECTED SHORT SUJBECTS
use of the nazl emblem for advertising.
Not only has the swastika appeared
on toys, candles and sweet buns, but
Chancellor Hitler portrait, or what
passed for It, has figured on ash
trays, paper napkins, beer glass
stands, trays and lampshades.
Thousands of cheap metal or plas
ter busts of Hitler have been sold
that aren't flattering to him. Ha
has been modeled In lard and butter,
with even more disastrous results.
Dove and quail are the principal
game birds in Florida.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SEE ROBERTS 720 W. 2nd. Tel,
1528-J for city, country properties
and paying business opportunities.
FOR SALIS Piano, heap. S19-R.
WANTED Stock to pasture. O. O.
Hoover, la-.
USED CAR BARGAINS
Trade in your school and county war
rants, atocics ana Dpnas as pais or
full payment.
Written Guarantee
1939 DeSoto sedan.
1929 Ford coupe.
1931 Ford coupe.
1929 Chrysler' sedan.
1939 Plymouth sedan.
1930 DeSoto sedan.
1930 Chev. sedan.
1937 St ude baiter Victoria.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, UNO.
38 N. Riverside
Headquarters for Southern Oregon
Chrysler - Plymouth
Hudson - Essex
WANTED TO BUY On terms furn
ished or unfurnished home, 5 rooms
or more. Oive details and price. Box
10871 Tribune.
FOUND Child's sweater, owner may
nave same dt laenurying ana pay
lor ad.
LOST Metal disc with lock for hold-
ing spare tire. Reward. Leave at
Mall Tribune.
GREEN peas So lb., lettuce cheap.
nroi. jiuuso soucn oi nny 'lavern.
Talent.
BETTER make selection of that piano
now ror prices are going up and
they will be higher after CUne's Big
Bale ends Saturday. Come In to
nujht, open until 8 p. m., and make
selection ror Immediate or later de
livery. Cllne's. Main & Riverside,
Sparta Bldg., Medford.
CLOSE IN EAST SIDE HOME
OOOCft Llvln8 room, dining room.
JZaCOU 9 bedrooms, bath and
scree porch, lovely yard.
Located close In on pavement, east
front. Real buy at 2250.00 aoo
down, balance $16.00 per month
and Interest at 6. ALSO
SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY
gi gif Good location, on corner,
S 1 J II II excellent building, reas
US s www onable wnt l,000.O0
takes pumps, tanks, air compressor,
stock of groceries snd confections,
Charles A. Yling Agency, Inc., ex
clusive agent.
THE MALTOt . . . The same t,
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