Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 20, 1933, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, M"EDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 20, 19S3. PAGE SETEN Local and Personal I i Morris In Town W. 8. (flhiwty) Morris of Table Rock vu la Medlord today on business. From OoH mil Mi. Bertha Chit holm of Gold HIU was ahopplnj tn Medford this morning. ... Returns South Mrs. Betty Ander son la m Lot Angeles sgaln for fa cation and rett cure. 'from Ashland Among Ashland business people m Medford Tuesday, was A. A. Madden. Journey to Ashland To attend 'o business matters and Ttstt friends, Mr. and Mra. W. U Michael of Med- lora werw i w"' Visit In O. Pass Mr. and Mra. Floyd Parsons snd son Phillip and Mrs. A. N. Parsons of this city were risking in Grants pasa Wednesday. - From Central Point-Mra. L. Hat field of Central Point was shopping here yesterday. Other callers from the neighboring town were R. C. Smith and son. Down from Camp Visitors la Med ford today from the COO camp at Union Creek were Noel Green. Ray mond Collins. Chas. Damhaff and George McBride. , On Business W. W. Hale, freight snd passenger manager for the South ern Pacific company, with headquar ters in Portland. Is spending today '.n Mfdford on business. ' Mr. Waha Confers Ao. Waha. as sistant regional forester from Port land, spent today In Medford confer ring with the officials at the Rogue River national forest offices In the federal building. Class Postponed The meeting of the Kay Kastle dancing class, sched uled for this evening at the Dream land dance hall, has been postponed until further notice. It was announc ed today. , Lalngs on Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lalng of this city are spend ing the week vacationing at Lake o' "the Woods. During Mrs. Laing'a ab. sence Miss Amy Elliott is acting as assistant In the office of her father. Dr. B. R. Elliott. Visit the Grimes Mrs, Leonard Kordyke and three children. Max, Jo- leea and Betty of Wichita, Kana,, ar rived here today by train, and will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Grimes at the home In Central Point. Mrs. Nordyke la Mra. Grimes niece. To Furnish Magazines Ashland and Grants Pass chambers of com medce have started a campaign to se cure magazines ..and other reading material for the COO camps In the Medford district. It was reported by headquarters hero today. Returns to Vancouver Captain James Casey, 7th Infantry, has been relieved of duty at the veterans CCC camp at pistol River, and has re turned to Vancouver Barracks, wasn, Another officer Is scheduled to report to Pistor River camp to take com mand. R.C.A. PERFECT SOUND Tonite & Friday hi i' A WhirlwindT yyi - of SwiitExcite 'm'M i raent and Slam- fr.ljMe and My Gal with 8pnr TRACY Joan BENNETl Narloo Barn Cftorg Walsh AH Trial of Vliice Harnett, Hodge podge Comedy SECRET'S OUT, NOW THEY'LL PART Mrs. assarts In Hospital Mrs. Wil liam Swartz underwent a major op eration at the Sacred Heart hospital today and was reported getting along cicely. Wednesday Cillers Visitors tn Medford yesterday from other towns were Mrs Sophia Baker of Grants Pass and Miss Laura Burton of Phoe nix. on fmneetion Trio Ma tor James H. Blblghaus, physician with th CCC headquarters here, left this morning on an inspection tour of Camps Ker- by, Agness and Pistol River. Rmmfe to K- rails H. L. Bromley, ftrtrartlxinz miainr of the California Oregon Pawer Company left today on a short business visit in aimaui Falle. Riwt SAtnrnl J. C. BOVle. VlCS president la charge of operation uf the California Oregon Power Company returned yesterdsy rrom a snort ouat ness trip to Roteburg. ita. Tonsils Removed F!ovd Jones, son of Jesse Jones, had his tonsils re wavi mnrninr at the Com munity hospital, and was reported as getting along niceiy. On Business Here W. J. Kartln- dale. traffic agent for the Railway Eapresa agency, with headquarters In San Francisco. Is In Medford today attending to business matters. Mrs. Seabrooke Goes South Mrs. A L. Seabrooke of the Table Rock district was called to California this week by the serious Illness of her sister, Mrs. Olmatead, who resides near Los Angeles. Mrs. Sweenev Improves Mrs. Ida Sweeney, who has been confined to her home for some time because or illness, was reported today to be m an Improved condition, although she will not be able to be about for a week. Magnuson Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Magnuson of Santa Moni ca, calif., have been the guests for the past week of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mulr of Griffin creek. Mrs. Magnuson is cousin of Mrs. Mulr and a for mer resident of Ashland. Gun Recovered The .35 caliber nlatol which Leonard Hall reported stolen from his home in Jacksonville last night, was turned over to polios officers today by M. B. Sexton, who fund the gun near the railroad track early this morning. Officer Simpson Here State Police Officer J. C. Simpson, transferred from state police district In eastern Oregon, reported here for duty today. Officer Smpaon Is filling the va cancy caused by the death of or fleer B. M. Baucom. Fitch In City William O. Fitch, manager of the perishable freight traffic of the southern pacisic com pany, arrived In Medford this morn. ,ng from Portland, to attend to busi ness here. Mr. Fitch nas ni neaa. quarters in San Francisco. - Here on Business Mrs. W. G. Bon- ney of Grants Pass was a business caller in Medford this morning. Oth ers were Sid Hamilton of Holland, Mrs. A. Mocarty and daughter of Grants Pass, Mrs. J. M. Scbuler of Mt. Shasta snd Mr. and Mrs. A. S. A'idrieh of Dvnsmuir, Cal. Meets School Friends While at tending the world's fair in Chicago. Mist Ruth Ottoman, daughter of Mi and Mra. Milton Ottoman of this city, saw her school friends. Bob and Billy Prentiss of Medford, according word received by her parents. Miss Ottoman was accompanied east by Miss Betty Terry. Mrs. Blrt Leaves Mrs. W. J. Blrt of Kansas City, Mo, who has been the guest for the past ten days of her cousin, Mra. Ida Sweeney and daughter, Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, left this morning on the Shasta, en route to her home. Mrs. Sweeney met Mrs. Blrt in Portlsnd, and the two came to Medford together. Accident Reported Accident re ports were filed with the city police concerning a collision yesterday morning at eight o'clock, at the cor ner of Ninth and Central avenues. George Kerr, of 731 South Centra! avenue was driving a city truck, and Prank Foeter of route two was opera tor of the other vehicle, the reports state, Apply for License An application for a marriage license la on file at the county court house. Caroline W. Deer, of Ashland, and Murray E. Daugherty, also of that city, are the applicants. He listed his occupation as a barber, and the as a packer. It; it the second marriage for both, the f records show. She It a native of San- i sat. and he of Missouri, j Judith Allen, 21, featured film plsyer, disclosed t Lot Angeles that she is the wife of Gus Sonnenberg, heavyweight wrestler, and it carv sidering a divorce. The former Boston society girl Marie Eliot before Her marriage, said she had used the name Allen and alsa Marl Coimi in motion picture work. Sonnenberg' resentment over his wlfes name being linked In film gossip with that of Gary Cooper, screes actor led to the disclosure of her identity. (Associated Press Photo) HARD UQUOR MAY FLOOD U. S. EARLY WASHINGTON, July 20. (UP) Ratification of the prohibition repeal amendment by the 36th state may loose immediately to thirsty Ameri cana a flood of "hard" liquor. Justice department officials today confirmed the f-ossibility that on the same .day the last required state rati ties repeal, something stronger than three point two will be available le gally and, without necessity for prescription. They explained that as soon as the 36th state forwards its ratification. Secretary of State Hull will formally proclaim the ISth amendment voided and the Sisfc amendment in effect. Liquor then may be sold at once Is states without restrictions. AUTOMOBILE DEATHS REACH HIGH LEVEL WASHINGTON, July 20. (UP) Deaths from automobile accidents i& the four weeks ended July S reached the highest level since January, the department of commerce reportd today. A total of 563 fatalities were regis tered In the four-wees: period ended July 8, compared with 735 in the four weeks ended January 21 and the recent peak of 87? In the four weeks ended January 23, 1932. same kind of thrifty foresight to stock your blanket shelves now, is vie theme of the window display at th J. C. Penney store at the corner of Central avenue and Sislfe street. which has been attracting much at tention. A cord of wood and a number of fine woolen blankets are on display in the main window. The wood was furnished by the Valley Fuel com pany. KLAMATH BASIN GETS FREIGHT RATE BOOH KLAMATH FALLS, Ore,, July 30 (UP) Reductions In freight rate of carload lota of potatoes and onions from the Klamath basin over the Southern Pacific, Great Northern- Western Pacific lines, announced to day, will save potato growers of this area $30,000, It was estimated. , The new rates apply on shipment into California to and Including Sac ramento. They will go into effect as soon as the interstate commerce commission gins Ita permission. SALVATION ARMY BARBED IN ULIi CTJi. Otrmany, Jaljr t(S (UP) Polios today prohibit th Salvation army from ho;dlr.g g?!n terries is tha streets trti also forbids tiitm Horn singing or eoUectlnj tutus In tnt streets, restaurant at other pus- He places. The order prohibited th eoUeettsn boxes customarily at4 bt the Salts. lion army. The chief si polios in a formal statement salg; "Ths public stMru ssnlc as Prac ticed by ths SslraMoa army, espe cially religious sort js tang to meSodtes or rauaevm tune, la calculated to violate religious feeling." TRANSIENT WORKERS MUST GET LICENSE SALEM, Ore., July 39. (BP) First arrests wer made today under the new motor law against transients working in the state without Oregon licenses lor their car. Edward J, Scevey ana J. L. Zlnan, fruit pickers, were fused 15 each for not purchasing state licenses. Th law, passed by tha IS3S legislature, provides the plat rttttet be bought by all persons gainfully employed In Oregon, eves for only one day. Robert Montgomery In Craterian Role described as s glittering panorama K Torn !tf from Battery Park to Harlem, "Had on Broadway comes to th Craterian Friday arid Saturday antlt Robert Montgomery and Sally Btsrs, two of tha screes' moat popu lar younger plavers, co -stirred far the first time. Montgomery it said to tnt an other high-speed comedy rot u Jeff Btdwett, super-flier, "wtas gay and debonair gambler who hoodwinks so ciety and reaps a harvest on Broad- day, Miss siiers undergoes an Inter esting character tnhfmnt as th bedragsfled cafe waitress who is res cued front a watery grsve by Mont gomery and who smsseBueBtly e- omnes en of Manhattan a, moat pim- pts piaygirl. Th unusually strong east stss fea ture tiadg Evan a tat wits who triss to help Montgomery decide a oours of action during his mad car eer as a higb-pressur publls rela tions expert. ambitious tacscti who, white is th quest of a hand of crooks, swit snd fslia tn lew with a pretty girl- Phone Man Die PMTMSD, Ore July JO. ijPt Clair H. CarOB, SS, district equip. mtm super's! odea', if Os ftcjt lphost ss Tsisgrspb. sontpsgy her rlisd at bis bast h:t today, Heart tsuhl was sa!4 to b bses th & of si deats. BIRTHS Born to Mt, and Mrs. Richard Sin gler, a son, weighing 1 pounds and 10 ounces, at ths Sacred Heart hos pital !aat ntght. Undergoes Gpsrattan Ethel Wat terrosn of Ashland underwent a ma jor operation at the Community hos pital today Buck Jones To Star In Rialto Thriller Buck Jones, the ever somite? West- era star, is his latest Column! pic ture, -Unknown valley," s th at traction at th Rial to tomorrow, on is a scout who, searching for his father, a prospector, 1 captured sss prisoner by a strange hand of outcasts, a group of people who cave shut themselves off from the outalds world. To escape mean a death march serosa th desert few ms hav com through this ordeal , How th Ingenious Jonas locates bis father, makes his escapt from a ct lined with seventy-foot walls, and reaches th outside world, make for a screes story crammed with color asd exciting moments. Beautiful Cecilia Parker plays op posit Jose in -Unknown Valley." TRACY AND BENNETT COFEATURED AT ROXY 'Me And Mr Oi! " a ami featurlnw Jean Bennett snn Tracy tn th leadln roles asermt to day at th ftoxy. tell the story of a youthful snd TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALS Rhode Island Bed hens, also fry era. phone 951-R. Husband Arrested For Beating Wife Charles Thacker of 1ST Tripp street was arrested this afternoon by city polies on a charge of assault and batter? filed by this wife, through the district attorney's office today. Thacker was placed in the city jail and his hearing was scheduled for 4 o'clock this afternoon Blankets, Wood In Penney s Window 'You don't wait until you're ahtr-1 ertng in the first cold spell to buy j your winter wood, and It takes the C MM Ends tonite UliUam Fesveli is "Lawyer Man" Tomorrow Joel SfeCrea Tfte Most Dangerous Gam! FOR SALS 413.00 electric rang and water heater, 106 3. Ivy. . WANTED Housekeeping or nursing. References, 230 Seatty. FOR SALS Six feet Majestic refri- geraior, only tised one year in A' I -condition. Bargain, Mut.eU today. Phone ism FOR RENT 3-room fur a. house. In quire 145 Bo, Grape. FOR. RENT Furnished apt, Close in. Jst! TELLS HOW SHE TOOK 4 INS. OFF HIPS 7 INS. OFF WAIST Shows at 3:00, -7:15 - 0:15 WORLD'S FINi:T SOI SI) Itf. HfOH FHiF.l.ITV- Mais, ,8S Eres, 33c Kiddles a Bime -wnn: ranrf. HURRY ORDER YOUR Mill Blocks and Green Pine Slabs Right Now For Winter SAVE MONEY! . TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY Lumber Building Materials and Fuel Phone 1 End North Central'' A Good Firm to Trade With" rJ'W'tpWi wmam 1 w rr Friday and Saturday tr4 SWO Tlnnt Ip Aef Efbr! Mermsri screes ionf Bab Dldrlrkwn BBbJett WORLD'S HKBST BOUND . . , RCA HlfJ ridellty Wide Rantt Shows at Mats, 355 t:0 Etc. , ,t5 7:1S 8:09 Kiadlri Dime In 40 daa tn ttttM Kraschsn Salt, Mr. Hslga Bisugfi st Sew srork Cttj nittleM tt lbs soot Irfcfess ore asps, 3 inche off uart mad 1 ' gsj wis, er wnsssr l havsa't gon hungry a asomsn! I fesl flr asd loeic 10 rrs. jmmttr," Ta gst rid or double ihtos, bolj Ing hips, ugly rolls of fa on watat and appr arms SAFEMf atta wltljout discomlort at the" mm Mm sttltd up gSorkaa htaith and acquire a elr ssilri, bright eye, er.trrr snri v;v-4-etsotmss to lot jpousger and feel It tak a fealf teascoenft &f icytt. chrt Salts m a glssa of hot water awry morning before brerttfast. oae jar last 4 week srsr! sosS but srfri at Jarmfn woods or in dmgrtor the world orer, Mak sure ysa get Krusahtn bsca.tiw It OATS Usmj back If not Joyfuity attafied. Friday & Saturday Packed with DYNAMITE Loaded with ACTION grarehtnj for fei father, he r?ivii love ... siakeg t&nmng reaeua and gttm ynu eseltement ana spilt sfrond action that wlii make jtniT hair eurti X UNKN0WH wru.Lt I A Shysters Motto Is. NEVER GIVE A SUCKER A BREAK! See Lee Tracy in 'The Nuisance" 1 ia-,K Tonight VJ "Th Pwl of MlU Mary SaKy Holmw" v ' FINAL CLEARANCE STARTS TOMORROW! All Summer Hati, Silk and Errii Dri, Bloiu!, Sklrti, Slacks, od Shoes on Sal , , , To Make Boom for Hew Fall Merchandise. Come Early at Thu Msrchandia Ij Going at' Lesi Than Wholesale Coit! BUY AND SAVE Hats Values ta 9.50. Sale prices 25c 50c $1 Blouses Organdie and lace. Talus to $3.95, Sale prices 50c $1 $1.95 Skirts & Slacks White and pastel eolort. Tallies to 2,95, Sale pries $1.39 Shoes One lot of Summer Shoe. Values to $3.95. Sala priea $1.95 Dresses Extra apeeial! 15 Wghio!e Silks, pastel shades, 2.95 values. Sale priea $1.00 Dresses One group of SSlk Dresses. 3.95 values en sale fer $1.95 Dresses A group of Silk and Knit Froeks. Talaea t $10. Sale- price $3.95 Shoes SO pair of Sfcoei, Vatoea t 2,95, Sala priet $1.00 Band Box & Shoe Box 228 E, 8tfi. It's THREE YEARS Since I Scoured a Pot or Pan "Three years ago today I had an Eleetrie Bangs Installed in mf kitchen, Sines that tiros my coekicg utensils have been so elean that I -woulda'! beaitata to wipe them with a silk handkerchief V The eomplefe absence of a Cents eliminates all ths smoke and aeot K long asiociiisd with cooking, Ths Eleetrie Range eooka with ipotlesi eleanlineai. Walla and woodwork escape the usual film of greasy wpor and amoky grime. Naturally they retain their glway eleanlinesa f longer. Furthermore, the oven is perfectly Insulated to esorsorsue en heat isd ' to retain food flavors. Antomatie time and tsroperatur controls do aB the baking or roaating without any attentios whtr, Thia meaiu literally thowaoda of additional houra t leiaura ry year . , . at a eeat of no more than a penny a meal per jeraonl Coat in! Ask for a demonstration. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY rOW WUrlNBrS ! 1 m nosust