MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. irEBFOlID, OLEGOX. WEDNESDAY, ITJGUST 16, 1333.
PAOE FIVE
Local and Personal
Home from Coast S. M. Hussong
n4 prty bare returned from ft sev
eral 4y vacfttlon a.t the coast.
Williams Calif Here B. P. Williams
of Walton & Moore was a business
caller in Medford yesterday.
Home from South Mrs. J. W. Reed
returned this morning on the Shasta
from a vllt in Vallejo, CaX
Shopping Today Among shoppers
In Uedxord today are Mrs. Mildred
Young of Elk creek and Brttna El
more of Applegate.
Here for Fishing Frank Koyes ar
rived this morning on the Shasta
from San Francisco, to spend some
time at his river lodge and to enjoy
some steelhead fishing.
Returns to Dunsmulr Jean Cahow.
who has been guest of the L. I. Doug
las family here for three weeks, left
this morning for her home at Duna
rrmir, taking the train south.
Wednesday Visitors Visitors In
Med ford today from neighboring lo
calities Include Mr. and Mrs. B. .?.
Boardman of Central Point and Ike
Frldegar of Ashland.
Newbury and Client Return At
torney Gus Newbury and Harry Cur
rle, mining man, returned yesterday
from San Francisco, by motor, after
spending a few days there transact
Ing legal business.
Arrive from Lebanon Mrs, P. Ire
land and little granddaughter, Elea
nor Witt, arrived on the train this
morning from Lebanon, to be guests
of Mrs. Ireland's mother, Mrs. N. J.
Hendrlckson.
.
Offices Moved The local Califor
nia Oregon Power company offices
have been moved Into temporary
quarters across the highway from
their former location. Moving was
completed over the week-end. Ten
tative plsns call for the erection of
& new building on that portion of
the property formerly occupied by
them not needed for highway pur
poses. Siskiyou News (Yreka, Cat.)
Visit Parents Hero Mr. and Mrs.
F. Federson of Yreka, Cal.. were
guest this week of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Pellett at their home on the
Jacksonville hlghtway, Mrs, Peder
son li the PeUett'a daughter.
Visiting Mrs, Vincent Miss Flora
Collins, student nurse at the Sacred
Heart hospital, la spending several
days with her slater, Mrs. J. E. Vin
cent, at her Central Point horvu
She ia convalescing from a severe
cold.
.
In From Phoenix Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Boh! wer in Medford this morn
ing from Phoenix, attending to busi
ness matters and shopping. George
B. Young was also a vtsltojr lrom
that district, as were Mr. and Mrs.
0. D. Vroman,
At Snider Cabin Mr. and Mrs. J,
Howard of Loa Angeles are spending
a few day at Mrs. Maude Snlder's
summer home on the Rogue river.
They plan to make a trip to Crater
lake this week also, while staying
there. Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Snider
were girlhood friends in Ohio.
Get Building Permits Building
permit, were issued by the city yes
terday 'to O. C. Stan wood of 317
North Beatty street for construction
of a woodshed at a cost of 150, and
to Ransin Estes of 17 South Front
street, for erection of a partition In
a barber shop at a coat of M5.
Painters to Meet The painters of
Medfors and vicinity will assemble
at the Jackson county courthouse in
Medford, Friday evening at 8 o'clock
to discuss a code for members of
that profession. This meeting will
be called under the supervision of
the Medford Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Tavler In South Miss Jose
phine Tayler of the Jackson County
Building and Loan association, la
spending a two weeks' vacation In
San Francisco and other cities of the
bay region. She Is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Wtn. Leonard, formerly of this
city, and her garndfather.J.D.Wan'
gerin. Mrs. Leonard is Miss Tayler's
sister.
lias Tonsils Out Kathryn Funk ol
this city underwent an operation for
removal of her tonsils this morning
at the Community hospital.
W, R. C. Meeting Postponed The
special meeting of the Women's Re
lief Corps scheduled for Thursday,
has been postponed until September,
It was announced today,
Lea res for Home Mrs. &. C. QeUer,
who with her Utile son Paul has been
visiting her father, W, W. Robinson
here, left this morning for Portland
She spent the week in Medford.
Undergoes Operation El Ida Daley
underwent a major operation at the
Community hospital yesterday, hav
ing been brought Is as an emergency
case, 'and was reported tn a much im
proved condition today,
Get Your Lavender A jar of lav
ender sticks from her garden la dis
played today by Mrs. Carl fiwlart at
the Chamber of Commerce. Anyone
who wants a bit of the fragrant
plant for some winter sweetness la
invited to call at the Chamber of
Commerce for same. While the sup
ply lasts all will be welcome to share
it, Mrs. Swfg&rt stated today.
A. F. BEAR CALLED
TO REST, AGED 77
A. F. Sear, a resident of Medford,
passed away near Phoenix Monday
evening, at the age of 71 years. Very
little is known of his relatives, ex
cept that one brother lives in Ne
Hgn. Neb.
Funeral services will be held at
the graveside In the I, O. O, F. ceme
tery this afternoon at 5 p. m. Rev.
J. H. Carver of the Full Gospel church
will have charge of services. Conger
Funeral Parlors are in charge of arrangements.
Gospel Six At
Full Gospel
"The Gospel Six student from
Pasadena Bible school, will he at the
Full Gospel church, 11 Newtown
street tonight, at 7:45 p. m- The
young men have traveled north as
Robert Mongomery in Craterian Hit
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If. , , Se Ft
Robert Montgomery has the leading
male role in "When Larttes Meet."
at the Craterian theater today and
tomorrow, Ann Harding Myrna Loy
and Prank Morgan are also featured
In this modern story of what hap
pens when the wife of a philandering
husband meets the woman on whom
this husband is now lavishing hU
attentions.
far as Seattle, visiting towns eu mute
end come here highly recommended.
Instrumental and vocal numbers, wilt
be rendered and the public la cor
dially invited.
BIRTHS
SALEM, Aug. 16. (AP) Extradi
tion of Ralph B. MeJunktas, alia
James Mack, to New Mexico to face
murder and manslaughter charges was
authorized here today by Governor
Julius L. Meier.
Born to Mr, and Mrs, R. C. Fletch
er a 7-pound son, James Edmond,
at the home of Mrs. Porter on Louis f
r. venue. Mr. Fletcher Is a member
of the forest service. In the Elk
Cnefc region. i
Ends Tontfe George Arlba
In "THE KING'S VACATION1
Tomorrow BILL BOYO
In "LVCKV DEVILS
DEMOS LINE UP
FOR PASSING OF
POLITICAL PLUMS
William Grenbrenner of Ashland,
member of the American Legion and
associated with a granite company of
that city, has received endorsements
from southern Oregon Demoersic for
h4 position of postmaster In the
Uihl City. The term of Fred Wag
ner espires early next year.
William R. Bemcm of Ash land 1c
endorsed for the deputy United States
marshalabip for the southern Oregon
mstrict, now held by Ca! C Wells.
According to local Democrats, the
aspirant with the most endorsement
hxs the inxid track, plot the num
ber of influential citizens who hae
contributed their John Hancocks lor
democracy and Democrat.
Medford Bourbons with an appe
tite for patronage plums under the
New Deal are also getting lined up
with signature and influence.
Attorney S. C. Kelly, member from
this county Jn the legislature, to
atmed at an attorneyship for the
Horn Loan bank, which started op
erations this week In Portland.
H, D (Johnnyl Reed of Go id Kitl,
justice of the peace for that district
la angling, according to friends, for
a southern Oregon Job as Home Loan
bank appraiser.
Both the above have endorsement
galore, including some from high up
state Democr&ta.
X iilM) Barkdu:i, who s:artd
betng a Jackson coun'.y Dmocsaiic
wwfaor before he vas old enough
Is roit, to practically Assured of
c!rkh:p m the Portland office y.
th tnternai rerenue. Approral 3f
the appointment is expected any day
from Washington, D. C.
W. H, canon, former mayo; of
Med ford j former United States mar
shtt ts Blinnesota, former land reg
istrar at aeburg. seeka a return
ts Ui Roseburg plum, and will pros
get H- Be to reporced ta hse
the endorsement of Congressman
Walter M P'.erce.
Attorney Frank DoSouaa of thl
city, chairman of the Democrats
central committee, has the 'inside
t-fAci" for the Medford postofftcev
aeoandtng to reporta, A number of
ether worthy local Democrats are
also angling for the poet. The term
of WiiUdm Warner, incumbent, ex
pire December 24 next. It win be a
in Christmas gift for some follower
of Roosevelt,
it ha been about IS years since
m Democrat lurlced m the postoffice.
The horn guard never qutte recov
ered from the fact that the appointee
halted from Oeorgta, They want
nothing like that io happen this time.
Fay Wray Scoring
Hit Rialto Drama
"Ann Carrer Profession. the
production which opened last ere-
BCA PERFECT SOt'K
Ends Tonlle
Zajie Grey's
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DANCE
Dreamland
TONIGHT
DIHTY MOORE'S
LITTLE GIANT3
Men 25c
Ladies 10c
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whs gUuU; tJu vrtMs( (ta-
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fut4 to tt prtnetprt roles at
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trem m ttorj bf Ratten RIDtta.
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Time For
Bridge and Tea
FOR THE HOUSEWIVES WHO
Cook Electrically
rE drudgery of house-keeping li redaeed to a
minimum for h houiewivei who cook with
iwift, clean and efficient electricity! There i
plenty of time for relaxation and pleasure. . . .
"When Ladies Meet" you'll find many who enjoy
added houri through the use of the perfect serv
ant . . . Electricity.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
.TOm MRtWri IN MOStCSt.
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A picture for WIVES who suspect their husbands
for HUSBANDS who think they're "misunderstoodl"
with
MYRNA LOY FRANK MORGAN ALICE BRADY
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Snider's
ICE CREAM
Many of them bring their refrigerator trays t
SnSder'i Dairy to have them filled with Ice Cream,
It'i good idea to keep some on hand for unex
pected guests. If yon can't call at the office,
phone 203 and our drivers will deliver. any flavor
you prefer.
N. Bartlett
Phone 203
When Ladies Meet
the conversation often turns l household expentra and home budgets. Housewlvei find that it is easier and tdots
bnaineu-Uke to maintain a bank account and pay by cheek.
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK "A Departmentized Bank"