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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1933. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal Btdrn U III NevlUe Blden U 111 at jhlA hom, 711 But Jackson thu wee, suffering from a severe cold. , Playing Golf P. E. HicVu of thta H'lty spent Sunday In Aihl&nd where he played golf with Clark Crocker. '4 I v On Vacation Mr. and Mra. Harold ' Laresen are expected to return to Med ford tomorrow from Salem, where they have been vacationing with relatives. In Ashland Among local people ; visiting in Aahland Sunday were Mr. ' and Mrs. Nate Bates, Mr. and Mrs. i Charles Austin- and Harold Bunce. :i " i Mm. Plckel Leaving Mra. E. B. J Plckel Is leaving tomorrow for Forest " Grove where she will spend several weeks visiting before going to San Francisco to visit relatives. To peter Pan Mrs. J. H. Butler, accompanied by Miss Arllene Butter.! Mrs. Warren Butler and children. motored to Peter Pan camp this :. morning where they will spend the i y remainder of the week. I & lias Tonsil Operation Deborah , Tumy, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Earl Tumy. underwent a tonsil operation at the Community hospital this morning. 3 i-To Ashland Today Frances Gerkan impending today in Ashland, having ' Journeyed from Medford on the Ore gonlan this morning.. ' Dance Is Friday -Pocahontas lodge announced today that the organiza tion Is sponsoring a dance Friday eve ning at nine o'clock at the Redman hall. Dickey's orchestra will furnish the music. Meeting Wednesday Announce ment was made today of the meeting - tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock In the Washington school of the Brownies of Dark Hollow pack, a Girl 6cout group. , To Open store Francis Barr and Les Whltehouse, " both formerly of I iledford, are opening a, feed store in .Tfreka. according to word received here by friends. The formal opening f1 will be held Saturday. $ ' " Attend Opening Among the out : of-town visitors at the Nlnlnger Cafe formal opening Saturday were Lee Bishop, Horace Bromley, A. B. Cun ningham, Leon Hasklns of Medford end Clint Hurd of Portland. Ashland Daily Tidings. "f Leave for Tillamook Reverend and '(Mrs. John T. LaRose left Medford oy motor this morning with friends for Tillamook, where they plan to spend a few days. Reverend LaRose, who has been 111, will recuperate in the northern city. Guests of Jeromes E. B. Schoenen berger and two children Jane and , Bud, and Mrs. Edith Jerome, have ar rived in Medford from San Jose, Cal., to spend two weeks as the guests of Mr. and Mra, E. C. Jerome. Mr. Schoenenberger Is Mrs. Jerome's Vhrother, and Mrs. Edith Jerome is FE. C. Jerome's mother. ( . . Reports on File A collision last evening at 7:15 o'clock, near the Cum min gs gardens on the old Midway road, was reported today at the city police station. Mrs. Helen Newman of route two, and Hattie Starkey of .3211 West Tenth street were driving the two cara. Mrs. Nellie James of Ashland, riding in one of the cars, suffered a gish on the forehead. Report for Duty Lieutenant How ard C. Bemis, Infantry reserve check ed in at the Medford OCC district headquarters last evening, and will be on duty at the Elk Creek camp, it was announced today. Also re porting was Lieutenant W. Fulltrup Niels, cavalry reserve, who will be t Moon Prairie. The two men came to Medford from the Baker district. Arrives Here Lieutenant R. M. Cheal, 30th Infantry, from the Pre sidio at San Francisco, was a visitor at Medford CCC headquarters today. He will be stationed . at Wolf Creek camp, which is soon to be transferred Into the 'Eugene district. Captain ( j:iomas N. Stark-jwas to accompany ! the advance detail from California of company 1921 for that camp. Lieu tenant Cheal atsted. Fines Suspended Charged with op erating trucks with Improper licenses, three Medford men were taken into Justice court this morning by state police. Each was fined $5 and costs of Usf,0, which was suspended In all t,r cases. The men were Everett (P. Hutchlngs, Charlea W. Bunch and CI eve C. Tye. They were arrested Monday on the prater Lake highway,; hauling supplies to a CCC camp in that district. On Fishing Trip Two locsl youths, teed IS and 14 years, whose names were withheld by police, were lodged In the city Jail this morning after they were arrejted. each with a pound of butter they hed stolen from a local delivery truck in the alley be tween Front and Central streets. The bAys told officers they were going fishing and planned to fix a lunch to taJ a'.oni. The butter was returned to the creamery. nu In Wool Here David Nelson of this city, representing the New Jersey Woolen Mills, stated today that he had been purchasing a number of clips m the Rogue River and Willam ette valleys, including a 30.000 pound purchse of mohair in the Willamette country. Mr. Nelson stated that the1 prevnt wool season Is nearly closed. Mr Nelson makes his headquarters at the Farmers Co-operative exchange, here. Pweeneys Leave - Dr. Charles T. Sweeney and family left this morning for Victcrla and Vancouver. B. C, where the doctor will attend the an D'.ial meeting of the Pacific North wen Medical association. Dr. Sweeney :a a m?mher of the executive council ct t:-.e sssxlat'.on. They expect to be gone about 13 or 14 days, durlnjt which time the doctor's office -"ill be open. Brother physicians in the cly will care for his practice, Dr. Sweeney Mid before leaving. - Clvle Leacua Mft& Th County ctvle league will meet thl siemng ai o:oo at tne T. W. O. A. All interested in retaining the Eigh teenth amendment are Invited to at. tend. . . Kellenbeck Improved A. J. Kellen beck. who recelvM (light Injuries us a recent fishing trip, which developed Into t bad hand Infection, was In l much Improved condition today and waa removed from the Sacred Heart hospital to bis home. ... To Have Union Service Union ser Ice are to be held In Ashland churchee each Sunday evening during July and August, according to action of the ministerial association. ThU action la In keeping with the usual custom of union services during the summer months. Ashland Dally Tidings. LOS ANGELES, June ST (AP) David Hutton ventured back to Ange lus Temple today after a secluded stay somewhere the last few days and promptly became verbally embroiled In the welter of divorce rumora cir culating about him and.Almee Semple McPheraon-Hutton, evangelist, now In Paris. The evangelist's husband threw back the heavy drapes which have darken ed the windows of the temple parson age since he went away and turned to remark to a group of listeners. '"I've learned a lot In the past couple of weeks and as a result I'm not going to either deny or affirm anything. Probably, If I got a divorce. I wouldn't go as far aa Nevada. I might stay right here. But mind, you, I'm not talking about anything." The rumors had speculated upon the possibility thst a divorce might be sought in Reno. 10 T LONDON, June 27 (AP) An agree, ment was reached late today between Dr. HJalmar Schacht, president of the Relchs bank, and Germany's long term creditors by which the Germans pledged payment of "something" In Interest on all long term coupons as they are due. The amount to be paid will be an nounced by Dr. Schacht from Berlin Friday. The Interest on the Dawes and Young plan loans will be met, as previously sgreed, but the question of the Young sinking fund still Is unsettled.- ES L SAN FRANCISCO, June 37. (AP) Southern Pacific Co. announced today It waa speeding up its working schedule In shops, putting 3953 men on a 8-day week, and replacing the 3-day week which has been In effect about 3 years. The new schedule be came effective today. The faster schedule of operations in shops. It was explained, has been necessitated by Increased passenger TURKEY GROWERS IN SLAP AT RAILROADS ROSEBURO, June 27 (iAP) Be cause railroads reputedly declined to lower the transcontinental rate from $3 a hundred pounds, to 93, the Northwest Turkey Growers associa tion Monday notified headquarters of the Oregon Turkey Growers' here that it has decided to move the bulk of the 1933 tonnage by water and truck lines. SAN FRANCISCO. June 37. (AP) Reduction of his $30,000 ball waa denied by Federal Judge A. F. St. Sure today to H. A. DeVaux, former president of the Yreka railroad, who is awaiting trial on a charge of con verting proceeds from a bond sale to bis own use. DeVaux waa arrested In Houston, Tex., eight months ago, and recently waa acquitted In Los Angeles of sim ilar charges growing out of the sale of bonds In his railroad company. He Is In Jail In default of ball. CALCUTTA, India, June 37. (AP) Charles T. P, Dim. Australian air man who la flying from Austrslia to England, arrived here from Rangoon, Burma, this afternoon. SWIM DANCE at TWIN PLUNGES "The run Spot of southern Oregon" aWaVBaMaMOafjasillsasHBvaB SEVERIN BATTERY SERVICE Medford Made Batteries 6 volt 13-plate pft 1 yr. guarantee RecharKe, our make, 2Se 1521 No. Rlverilde. Phone Sto TWO PRINCES AND WIVES PART; THIRD SOON TO WED I Ir" III III II alMIIMlM pauftNMfMfc -'M atll iilii H I 1 Itm I IK liTi 'TiTh iTl air' it aU Whils two princely brothers of the Georaian nous of Mdivam mra oeset wiin maniai aimcuiiiea. mm third brother is soon to wed an American heiress. The marriage of Prince David Mdlvanl and Mae Mur ray, film actress, (both shown at .eft) has ended In the divorce courts and hit brother, Serge, was named defendant In a suit for separate maintenance by Mary McCormlck, the opera singer. They are shown at right. Below are Prince Alexia and Barbara Hutton Woolworth heiress, who will be married soon in Paris. lAaarieiaterf Press Photos. I IS TOKYO, June 37 (AP) Ganges Island, shown on maps of the Pacific ocean at 30.57 degrees north latitude, 154.10 degrees east longitude, has dis appeared, according to Japanese naval surveyors who have just completed an extensive hydrographlc cruise. They reported a thorough survey was made of the Magelhaes Archipe lago without a trace of the island. Ganges Is shown near the steamship route from Yokohama to Honolulu, about a quarUn of the distance from the Japanese port. The total distance Is 8,445 nautical miles. The Megallan. or Magelhaes Archi pelago, which includes Ganges Island, extends from the southern Japanese coast about half way to Hawaii. The Times Atlas says they are mostly .uninhabited. Aman's Gaze teer says they are all uninhabited ex cept for Peel Island, largest of the Bonln group. The Bonln group was recognized as belonging to Japan In 1861, after which few American and British settlements disappeared. The main Islands of the Archipelago are a considerable distance from Ganges, which Is comparatively lso lated. TO BE NEGLECTED CINCINNATI, O., June 27. (AP) The assurance of President Roosevelt that "no man who has been handi capped In after life by his service to his country shall be forgotten or un rewarded to the fullest extent that our financial condition permlta" waa before the convention of the Disabled American Veterans today. "You may have no fear," aald the president In a telegram, "that anv thlng has been done which will bar any war sufferer from the grateful recognition of his country." National Commander William Con ley, of Los Angeles, has criticized the Roosevelt policies affecting disabled service men. The women's auxiliary of the D. A. V. heard Its commsnder, Mrs. Frelda Mooney, of Callforla, point to "the chasm that yawns before the bene fits and rights of your loved ones." Prices of cleaning and pressing will be advanced from the basic rate of 75c to a basic rate of i.oo on Wed nesday, July 5th. These prices will be In effect In all Medford Plants and Press Shops, all of which are Members of the Medford Cleaners Association. All Medford Cleaning 6c Pressing Shops will be closed from Saturday night, July 1st to Wednesday morn ing, July 5th. Medford Cleaners Association. Co OLING Enjoy the delicious flavor of this finer blend. Mere't higheit quality at lowMt cott. Blended to Amer fco'i totte. (an M'J'B Product) Sharkey Training Jack tharkay la training at Orangeburg, N. J., for defense of hi, heavyweight title against Prime Camera In New York June 29. (As. aoclated Preaa Photni THIS IS MR. NEANDERTHAL ROOSEVELT HELD IN MAINE WATER BY FOG BLANKET LAKEMAN" BAY, Rogue Island, Me., June 27 (AP) Fogbound tor the second day in succession, President Roosevelt loafed shout the Amber Jack n today as he awaited a visit from Norman H. Davis, America's roving ambassador. Davis left Boston last night on the destroyer Bernadou, which waa pok ing her way northward through the fog at about 10 knots. The chief ex ecutive was hoping the destroyer would arrive before darkness made It impossible to enter this little harbor. Davis Is expected to give the presi dent a first hand account of the de liberations of the Geneva disarma ment conference, which he attended as head of the American delegation. The Bernadou also Is bringing Marvin H. Mclntyre, one of the presi dent's secretaries and James Roose velt, son of the president, who made a swift trip to Boston to participate in the state convention for repeal of the 18th amendment. After a late breakfast cooked by Oeorge Briggs, one of the crew mem bers. President Roosevelt spent a couple of hours studying wireless re ports from Washington outlining the progress of national affairs. h'K : U V V . ' WJit v:-v TORONTO, June 37. ( AP ) Major General W. B. Lindsay, who com manded the Royal Cantdlsn engineers at the battle of Vlmy ridge In the World war, was found dead today, ap parently a victim of heart disease. The Southern Baptist convention has adopted a budget of 1905.000 for foreign missions for the current year but estimates Its income will not ex ceed a 30 o.ooo. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ONE-FOURTH acre of land, two mllea out. an electric washing machine and 1925 rord truck to trade for a good car or what have you. Call at 204 Hamilton atrtet. CHERRIES Blnga and Royal Annas. R. DeWit, rem Valley. 3 miles east Phoenix. QIRb WANTED to work on ranch- Phone 10S4-J or 108 No. Ivy. Special Convocation of Crater Lake Chapter No. 33 R. A. M. Tuesday, June 37, at 7:30 P. M. Work In R. A. degree. Light refreahmenta. Visit ors invited. L. C. Stewart. H. p. OEO. ALDEN. Secy. IS ROBBED OF JEWELS BEVERLY HILLS, Cal., June 37. (AP) Two men forced their way Into the home of Charles Butterworth, stage and film comedian, here early today and robbed him of Jewelry valued at 115,000. NOW PLAYING Ann Harding ' Leslie Howard "THE ANIMAL KINGDOM" Technicolor Musical Revue Cartoon Pat he News Regular communication of Reamea Chapter, o. E. . S. Wednesday evening, June 3R, 8 o'clock. HATTIB M. ALDEN, Secretary. New a. E. Radios long and short wave t32.SE. Leonard Electrlo Oo.. Holly Bldg. Mat. 10c Eve. 15c TODAY and WEDNESDAY First Time In Medford "Her Mad Night" Irene Rich Conway Tearle Also Lambs flambol Krazy Kat Newi Pre-4th of July Sale Starts Tomorrow Extra Special 30 New Silk Wash Dresses, white and pastel colors, sizes 14 to 20. . Regular $3.00 values.. 4th of July Special $ 1 .SO eacn Money laving value! on all other drems, haU, ihoea, ikirti, blouies, flips and hose. The Band Box and Shoe Box "The Store That Saves You Money" Armed with crude weapons such aa he carried to realet tha saber toothed tiger and other aavage beasts of hie day, thla llkeneaa of a Neanderthal man, flrat of the cave dwellers of 40,000 yeara ago, will be shipped to Chicago for exhibition at tha Century of Progress ex position. It la the work of John M. Schlleaser of Hollywood, CalH whs la making five figurea representing periods of the evolution of man. (Associated Preaa Photo) FOR RENT 213 So. Ivy. 330 No. Holly. 308 Summit 7)8 E. Jackson 537 West 10th. The above houses ire in good con dition and rents reasonable. Call PIRST INS. AGENCY, 104 OREGON CITY, June 37. (AP) A sentence of life Imprisonment In the Oregon penitentiary waa given Eugene S. Valentine here Monday when he was convicted of kidnaping hla 13-year-old niece. 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