Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 04, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextifEDFORD MAEL WlBtfe, fEDFdRb, 6REG6S rbXBAt, SEPTEMBER 4, 1933. PAGE THREE Local and Miss Sawyer Goes North Miss Art eona Sawyer leit this morning, for Portland alter epehdin a few days here visiting her mother. Cantrall Here P. W. Cantrall. Southern Pacific train muter; was a visitor In Medford last night from Portland. t ioe standard Here Joe Standard, who recently arrived In southern Oregon from Portland, was guest ovr the week-end at the E. E. Kelly home. I ttenne afid Son Leave-R. J. Renrie and son Ruell, of Portland, left by train for home this morning after being guests at Shady Cove of W. A. Cattanaoh. i korth oh Business Lieut. H. C. Bemls. ststlfened here with the Civic Conservation corps, left this morning to spend several days attending to business matters in Portland. i i table Rock Guests--Mrs. Noah Lion of this city was guest of friends In the Table Rock district yesterday, motoring out with Mr. and Mrs. John " ... Arrives from corning Nlon Tucker of HillsBoro, Calif., arrived In Med ford on the Shasta Sunday morning j-jm Corning, where he has been spending several days dove hunting. Back From toast Erlck Anderson of the Blue Ledge district, has re turned from Coos county where he has been employed oh road work the past two months. berlslori Tomorrow Justice of the Peace William R. Coleman will ren der a. decision tomorrow in the case of Jasper Reynolds, charged with reckless driving. til Foreign License Campaign The state police are continuing their round-up of autos bearing foreign license plates, ana Oregon autolsts who have none at all. Visitors from Portland The par ent of Sam Cotton of this city, resi dent of Portland, are visiting him. and Journeyed yesterday to Crater Lake. Home To Eugene Mrs. R. M. Slev ertsoh snd little daughter Ret Dar leen, left thla morning for their home In Eugene after spending a few days here aa gueats of Mr. Slevertsons people. To Freewater Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E Kooeer and daughter Ruth, le!t Medford Saturday for Freewater, Ore.. where they are spending the week end. They plan to return here Tues day evening. t To Enter' Notre Dame Gilbert MOty, well known member 6f the local school set, left thla morning by train for Notre Dame, where he will enter school with opening of the fall term. Grand Jury Report Final report or the grand Jury of which Thbs. hi. Bell Jr., Is foreman, has been tiled and will be opened by Judge H. 6. Norton, upon hla return from Klamath Falls, probably tomorrow. i Ban well oh Job thursilay-A. H Stnwell, manager of the chamber of Commerce, will return to hla desk Thursday after a ten days' vacation at Prospect and Union creek. He baa gained nine pounds. Wild Blackberries Ripe Wild blackberries are ripe In the Apple gate country, attracting many pick' era from this city. Many local folks have gone huckieberrylng, and re port the crop good but scattered. Health Group To Meet The Phot nix unit of the Jackson County Health association will meet at the home Of Mra, John A. Gammlll to morrow afternoon. September 6. Plans for the ourrent year's program will be considered. Off for Chicago Mrs. Victor Levy left this morning on the Shasta tor the north to continue from Port land to Chicago. She will return via the southern route after spending a month of six weeks In the -eastern city. Pickett Visits Here Forrest M Pickett, who was recently transfer, red from this city to the Portland office of the Standard Oil company, la a guest of relatives and friends for the week-end, having arrived Sat urday night from the Rose city. Country Schools Open Thirty-four ! of the country schools of the county opened today, and nine mora are scheduled to open tomorrow. The Central Point schools, originally scheduled to open today, postponed opening until next Monday. Returns to Corrallls Mrs. H. D Murrsy, who has been guest of her on Wlllism Murray, hers for a ahort time, left this morning for Corval lis. where she Is a member of the Oregon State college staff. She stated that a large enrollment of freshmen is anticipated at the col lege this fall in spit of hard times, in that many concessions had been mad to encourage attendant. Fees hav been reduced and an Import ant decrease accomplished in living expenses. I MM. Mil ring NOW PLAYING The 8th Wonder Of The World- Personal Medical Case Pred James if this city Is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital for medical care this week. I Mr.. King 111 J. N. king of the Eagle Point district Is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital. t ; Vacation at Cabin Mra. Everett Bads and her aon John, are spend ing the week at their cabin it Dead Indian soda aprtngs. - ' . Veteran Miner In Town Andrew jeldness, veteran miner of the Blue Ledge district, is spending I few days in the city. Big Football Game The University of Hswall, coached by Otto Klum. former Medford high school coach, will play the Southern Oregoh Nor mal school of Ashland, here Novem ber 4 In the biggest football game of the year for this city. Cows oh Highway Complaints have been tiled by residents along . the Pacific highway and the Crater Lake highway between Trail and Prospect, that cowa are allowed to run at large on the highways at night, endanger ing motorist and apolllng cropa and yards. NEW RECORD DAILY CHICAGO. Sept. . (AP) One record breaking day was expected to be followed by another today at the world fair as officials made prepara tions to handle a crowd of upwards of a half million. All attendance records fell yester' day by a wide margin when 361,418 persona passed through the turnstiles and Jammed the Midway and other parta of the grounds. The figure fell Just a few thousand short 'of ex ceeding the previous high attendance n.ark by 100.000 set on Aug. 28 when 272,936 visited the exposition. CHICAGO. Sept. 4. (UP) Attor ney Davis stahaBury served notice In positive terms today that he doea not want his friends to send him any flowers while he is ill. When Btansbury recovered con sciousness after an operation at Uni versity hospital, the first thing he saw was ft mass of flowers which fel low attorneys and clients had sent him. "Take mawayl" walled StansbUry "take 'em away!" Nurses and Internes became wor ried as Btansbury pleaded a bit wild ly for removal ot the flowers. They called Mra. StansbUry. She rushed into the room, heard her husband pleadlngi looked abouti and smiled. "Don't worry." she told the nurses. "Just take out the flowers. Mr. StansbUry la not talking wildly. He knows what he's saying. You see. he's a hay fever vlctlrm and he knows What those flowers may do to him." JEWS ASK INTERVENTION OF U. S. IN GERMANY PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, Sept. 4. (UP) The world Zionist congress to night approved a resolution propos ing the intervention of the United States to help settle the problems growing out of the antijewlah policy of the Nail regime in Germany. . To Denounce FaxrUm LONDON, Sept. 4. (UP) Sharp denunciation Of fascism in all Its forms, but particularly Hltierlam in Germany, will be voiced in reaolu tlons to be submitted to the 65th annual meeting of the Trades Union congress, opening It session tomor fdw lit Brighton. . Judge Assassinated. CALCUTTA, India, Sept. 4.-(UP) A tense situation prevailed here to day, after the assassination yesterday of District Magistrate B. E. J, Burve of Mldnapbre, In Bengal presidency. Judge Surge, the third British magis trate to be slam by natives in recent years. wa on his way to a football match when shoe down. NEW YORK, Sept, 4. (AP) All domestic commodity market were closed today. The Wlnnpeg Drain Exchange was also closed today, although all other foreign market were open. Rld. Murdock as Co., cannert Oi the Monarch brand Bsrtlstt Dears will b represented at Meoiord this season by Myron Root. CHICAGO FAIR HAS Lower Fuel Costs Next Winter ORDER NOW GREEN PINE SLABS Summer Prices Still In Effect Phone 7 Timber Products Company End No. Central Ave. A Oood Firm To Trad With Revivalist Here X tlEV. R. J. MlLfok, evftrigelUfc, Who delivered ft mes&age to & langi congregation &t the- Free Methodist church last evening on the subject "Seeking the Lord." will continue special revival services at the church tonight and each evening this week. The public la Invited to hear bis ser mons. SILVER-SCREEN REVIEW By Mary Grelner KeUy. Animated necking was enjoyed by all (strictly from the spectator's view point) who attended the opening bl Colleie Humor." musical skttcn oi campua life, which opened at Hunt's Craterlan last night. . ' Of course there never was knottier such college as "MldweBt University," pictured In the story, for which par ents will sing praises and youngsters chant dirges. But all the same, it waa great fun to attend even for one evening. Blng Crosby, aa professor, crooning to his classes and being puraued by the snappiest co-ed on the campua. And how beauteous blond Mary Car lisle can pursue I Jack Oaklet as the hey-hey football playing frosh, whom freshman training or Mary Kornman can't even subdue I Raw-raw foot ball games with everything at atake for good old "Midwest 1" Fraternity dances with Bums and Allen serving the refreshments! These art a few ot the highlights which make this picture thoroughly enjoyable tor all, Perhaps the pleasantest surprise Is the splendid acting by Crooning Pro fessor Blng Crosby, Who, In spite ot his limited experience before the Kleigs, doesn't let even the veterans in the piece steal the show from him. Fames Dunn Comet In Riatto Picture What goes oh Inside a police emergency hospital, from the moment an accident or crime resulting in in jury Is reported until the victim has reached the physlclana' hands brought to the screen for the first time in "The Gin in 419," romantic drama coming tomorrow to the Rlallo. The thrilling routine ot events In such an Institution, never seen In it entirety by th layman, even when he Is treated there, furnishes the background on which James Dunn, Gloria Stuart and other play era move. rtie picture shows in thrilling fash ion what happens from the moment the Switchb6ard operator receives a call telling of an accldeht until the physicians finish working on the pa tient. Dispatching bt the ambulance reception Ot the patient, treatment, and other details are included. OHIOAGO, Sept. !. (.BP)-Mv bandit set something of a record Sunday when they robbed 100 wo men and eo men In one holdup at the Crystal Lodge, which I at Crys tal lake, near Chicago, The bandit Obtained approximate' ly H850 in money and jewelry val ued at between 8oo0 and lio.ooo. according to statement made by the roadhous guest. 1 BIRTHS Born M Mr, and Mrs. Roy Webster a daughter, at tht Community hospi tal Sunday, September S. 5 BANDITS ROB 190 AT CHICAGO RESORT Society and Clubs Eiitetl by Eva Nealon Hamilton Silas Sweeney Attendant At Coates-Sawyer Wedding. j Of Interest to many Medford folk waa announcement In the Sunday Oregontan ot the wedding in Albany of Margaret Lenore Coates ot that city and Phillip Sawyer of Pomona. Cal. The bride has visited In this, city frequently and baa many friends in the college set. Miss Katnryn Sweeney waa her maid of honor at the wedding, the iollowlnf account of which appeared lit tho northern press: The marriage of Margaret Lenore Coates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs A B. Coates ot Albany. Ore, to Philip Alteman Sawyer of Pomona. Calif., took nlaos at a lane church wedding Saturday afternoon at the Flrat Prea- byterlan church in Albany. Rev. Mor timer M. Stacker officiated. The bride, who waa given by her lather,, wore a llp-tc length dress ot white sngel skin lace. Her shoulder length veil fell from small turban made of flat velvet flowers. She ear ned a bouquet of long-stemhied roses. Miss Kathryn Sveeney of Medlora. Ore., acted as ma'd of honor, wearing a long dress of soft blue chiffon with a Jacket of matching taffeta. The Misses Catherine and Nora Coates were bridesmaids for their aister, wearing respectively pale blue ahd green floor-length taffeta dresses. The hats worn by the maid ot honor ahd the bridesmaids were of turban style, fashioned of shirred velvet with nbse veils of mullne. Their arm bou qtieta were of varying shades of pink gladiolus. Wayne Carver ot Myrtle Point, Ore was best man. The ushers were Gar Ian Simpson and Vernon Perry, both of Salem. Preceding the ceremony, Mra Wlnsor Calkins (Doris Helen PatteV son) of Eugene and Mrs. Clarence Veal (Martha Patterson) ot Albanjr played the harp and violin. James Jenks of Albany sang. The wedding march waa played on the organ by Mrs. Harry E. Tucker of Albany. Following the marriage ceremony, a reception was held in the church. Both Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer attended Oregon State college where Mra. Sawyer waa affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega and Mr. Sawyer with Sigma Alpha Epsllon. The couple will reside in Pomona, Miss Mary Martha Sweehey, Who waa a gueat from this city at the wedding returned trofn the north By train thla morning. Mrs. Cheater Hubbard and Miss kathryft Sweeney will be returning by motor today. Mrs. Gardner mint Here From South. Mrs. George Gardner, wife bt the late County Judge Gardner ot this city, IS k guest In Medtord this week from Ban Francisco, where she now makea her home. She la visiting her mother. Mrs. Cordelia Richardson ot Medford and other relatives and trlehda In the valley. A small ainher party tot her pleas ure was given yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Nealon at their ranch honi ih the Table Rock district; Other guest were Mrs. Josephine Btllimsn snd Miss Hazel Cassldy of thla city, and Mr. and Mrs. j. Sanford Richardson and aon, Donald of Beau Lane. , Moty Honored at Party Before Departure Frlenda of Gilbert Moty, whs lstt till morning to enter Notre Dame, entertained Saturday evening with swimming party and picnic for hi pleasure. Swimming was enjoyed at Twin Plunge and a picnic aupper in Aahland park. Attending the if fair were Misses Helen Powers, Doris Bashaw, Irene Punk and Esther Stockman and Messrs. Moty, Paul Turner, Peter Winn and Bill Hagen. Mri Scudder Guest At Egart Home A welcome guest in Medford 6ver the holiday Is Jack 6cudder ot Bah Francisco, who is visiting hit moth er Mrs. H. Chandler Egan, it her country home. Mrs. Armstrong Visit In Bay City Mrs. Clare H. Armstrong left Sun day evening by train for San Fran cisco, where she will be guest for a time of frlenda. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY OASH PAID for men's secondhand suits, odd eoau, bats and shoe Will B. Wilson. 13 N. Front St. TOP PRICES ntd tor Snd band fur nlt're. Berry dale and Hand Store 1003 N Riverside. Phone 309. WANTED A small car for cash, cheap. Write description, price. Box 13598, Tribune. WANTED Woman to oare for chil dren. 1031 Narregan St. RCA PimrscT ROUND Last Timet TONITE MCLfeN HAYES GARY" COOPER Starts TOMORROW Edmund !,owe Wynne Olhfton in "THE DEVIL IS DRIVIN0" Daily Mat. t:4.V Ere, t p. m. -S3 I 8an Franciscans Visit Carpenters Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter have a house guests this week Miss Jean Webster and John Hamlll of San Francisco. Mr. Hamlll, aon of the late Phillip Hamlll of this city, has many friends In the valley and the two will be Included In much entertaining while here. i- Messrs. Kcrlly Leave For Eastern Schools Messrs. Corning and Farrell Kenly. son ot Mr. and Mrs. F. Corning Ken ly. are leaving today by motor for the east, where they wtll attend school. Faraell will be returning to Hobart college and Corning will enter Harvard. They will visit friends In Chicago on the trip. Christian Circle- To Meet Tuesday. The Circle Society of the First Chrlstlsn church will hold Its monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the rec reational room of the church at 7:45 o'clock. Adrian Praley'a division will be in charge of the program. Mrs. Gates On "Trip Hast to Penrla Mrs. W. A. Gates left this morning on the Shasta for a several weeks trip east to her old home In Illinois, where she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mra. Carl Plcmme. she will spend most of the time In Peoria. i I.ymahs Vacationing At coast rolhts , Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lyman, accom panied by Billy Lyman and Bob Nel aon. spent the past week-end at Marshfield and other coast points, en Joying a short vacation. . ' Mls Boyle To Enter College In California Miss Gertrude Boyle left last eve hlng oh the Shasta with her mother. Mrs. J. c. Boyle, to enter school at Dominican college In San Rafael, cal. Mrs. Boyle will return to Medford Thursday. Miss Moore Guest Here This Week Miss Virginia Moore of Klamath Fails Is spending a week In Medtord aa gueat of her cousin. Mr. Roy Prultt, and has enjoyed some time at the Prultt cabin at Union Creek. Miss Fetvcll Leaved To. Visit Father Mis trva Fewell lctt Sunday ve' tiing by train tor Antelope Springs, Creed, Colo.; where she will be gueat ot her tather, E. L. Fewell. for a two weeks' vscation. She will also visit at the J. Clark Pruden home in Tempe, Arltona. before returning to Medtord September 18th. Altar snvlety To Meet Tuesday Ther will be a meetlhg tomorrow 61. St. Anil's Altar society ot the Catholic church at 3:30 O'clock In Parlh hall. The regular business session Will be held and a large at tendance 1 desired. Mrs. Grelner, Guest Of Ashland Friends Mr. Paul Grelner of Oregon Ter race, It pendlng th holiday week end in Ashland aa guest at the home of Mr. William Wchrll. Shows at 3:00 1:1!) 0:1!) II WORI.D'k FINKHT ROUND . . Rt'A 3 Days Starting Tomorrow I 1 1 BDHIL& MM h1 -mi Meteorological Report Kept. 4, 103S Medford and vicinity: pair tonight and Tuesday. Smewhat cloudy to night: not much change In tempera ture. Oregon: Fair tonight and Tuesday, but overcast west portion tonight. Not much change in temperature. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 93: lowest 48. Total monthly precipitation 0 In. Excess deficiency for the month .03 inches. Total precipitation since September i; 1033. 0 inches. Ekcess deficiency for the season .03 Inches. Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday 14 percent; 5 a. m. today 68 percent. Tomorrow: Sunrise Sunset 8:39 p. m. 8:40 a. m. t)hervtltlons Taken at 5 A. fti., 120 Meridian lime i Si City Boston Cheyenne 63 flg T Chicago It Car Eureka -: 60 94 Cloudy Helena 54 Clear Los Angeles ...... TO 60 clear MEDFORD 88 49 clear New Orleana . 90 78 .10 P.Cdy. New York . 74 7a .74 Rain Omaha . 86 70 clear Phoenix .....104 83 Clear Portland i 8a 54 P.Cdy. Reno .. 90 48 Clear Hoaeburg .... 84 50 Cloudy Salt Lake 90 70 clean San Francisco BB 56 Cloudy .Statue r-. 73 58 Cloudy Spokane 83 62 clear Walla Walla 88 Washington, D.C 8B 74 cloudy FARMER GORED BY NEIGHBOR'S BULL SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 4 (AP) John J. Schelkln, 68, waa gored to death by neighbor's buli today. He had agreed to car tot the stock of James E. Moss a neighbor while tha latter waa away over th holiday. : - - - sails For Home SOUTHAMPTON. Eng., Sept. 4. (UP)-Frederlck Murphy 6t Mlnne' spoils, chief United States delegat at the recent succesatul world wheat parley In London, sailed tdoay aboard the liner Buropa for New York. IsYourRoof Ready for Winter Rams? HUE FOR ALL TYPES OP ROOFS NOT AN OKOINAtr HOOF COATINS FIRC RESISTING lON&. LIFI For Sal by Lumber, Building Mate rial, Paint snd Hardware dealers. MANUFACTURED IV pionier paper company xSX Eitabllihad IBBI j Les Angeles, California U-VJ Mnts llic Kves 35c Kiddles a llline Hltlll FIIIKMTV - WlllF! RANdF, "I'd hock lay diamonds to set The Girl ill 419'." LA j--u YOU can be Inside looking on! fthe ml (tht bt Rnlntt Hhft mlftfit he tomethtnx elurl ... A mnn vh0 thought h knew nil the Crlrki . tried to find out hhout A little Peek through Life'i Keyhole d paramount picture JAMES DUHII GLORIA STUART DAVID MANNERS JACK LA RUS LAST TIMF.ft TONIOHT CARY GRANT nenlle Hume Olend rarrell "Gambling Ship" FLIES BACK FROM Carole Lombard waa In Hniiuuunni waa divorced In Csrson City from her actor.husband, William Powillj being piloted on the return trip by Roseoe Turner, noted air racer. Her mother Mrs. E. K. Peters, met her at the airport (Associated Press Photo) F ROMANS SUPPORTS EAGLE HIGH POINT. N. C.. Sept. 4 UP) Feart founded on the bible which label the eagle as ''beast" were voiced to NRA workers here when several consumers refused to eign pledges unrer the blue eagle's wlhga. They told NRA workers that the Bible plainly referred to eagles ss beast to be shunned. The solicitors rose to the situation, however, and found a passage in the fourth hook ot Romans to support their cause. Talisman lodge, Knight ot Pythlaa. 1 planning a large gathering for this Klinna at 3:01) :i - !:! II SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE . r3 College Vi "0 LIFE IN aVSL the raw 'llf V ' ' ' toMorrow J I 13 1 V-- .' A toilet dare . i i k--"-... i. j wllee nlnhts! f' ' . f i in mad whirl . . " of glrla . i i senes Hotel Willard Klotrfnth Falls KLAMATH BASIN'S LEADING HOTEL NEVADA 'SINGLE' .u... t. l . evening, marking the close ot th summer vacation aeasoh. All knight ars requested to be present and are promised an Interesting evening's program. DANCE Dad Dynge Labor Day Dreamland 6-PIECB ORCHESTRA I J He'll .IN Hiring and Itcpulrlug rail 90 MEDFORD ELE0TRI0 R. M. Bush, owner Raaement, Medford Bldg. Mats, in, CM Uvea, i i , i lit Kiddles a Dime WED. - THUR. RAMON NOVARRO la tMB ' Barbarian We make a specialty oi eatarlni to oommerclai trereller, Modern, llihi ample Mnmi, Popular prlre Dlnlnt Room anfl Coffee Shop W. D. Miller, Hre. S. W. Percy, .Mgr. .