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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1933)
t BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, PRECOX. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Local and Personal Ashland Visitor Owinn Butler of Ashland tr&nsactMi biulnew at the courthouse this morning. , Clark Rturn Home -A. M. Clark returned thla morning from apena ing a iew aays in uuiana, cai. Vacation at Cabin The short holi day was spent at tneir union Creek cabin ny Mia. nine and her daugh tera, Delphlne and Helen. Mrs. Fenner Visits Mrs. Emma Penner arrived thla morning from her home in Portland to spend sev eral any visiting xnenas. Mrs. Riley Here Mra. Philip Riley of Portland, the former Theo Von der Helton, is a guest In Med ford this week of relatives and friends. Bolgers Home Again Mr. and Mra W. A. Bokrer and f .un.lv. whA ntir. talned a number of friends at their cabin at reier pan over the holiday weex-ena, nave returned to the city Bergen Returns First Lieut. Willis serge a 01 vne jueaiora u. C. C. neia quartera returned on the train this morning irom a iew aaya" stay in rortiana. New Crossing Attracts The new Fourth street crossing over the South ern pacmc tracts naa been traveled by many Med ford auto 1st the put week. Texas Beauty Back from Vacation Mias Ger trude Butler, a deputy la the county oiitoe, na returned from week's vacation. Miss Shipley Here Mlaa Helen M.jr ui trvaiua arrived here Sun day to resume activities as Instructor iu i-ne i-sient school. More Cow Complaints Further complaint hav hn A.irf authorltlea. of cow at lirn nn th and Prospect. Judre Norton njtfim. i- - VUVUJlr Judge H. D. Norton haa returned from Klamath Fall, .him ha .-- k... homing court for the put week, and a oocupiea in Josephine county until the middle of the month. ... Wlmeri Vlilt Her. m .... J. 0. Wlmer of Portland are flatting ......u. aim rejauves in Med ford-and Ashland for a few days, it la their flrat vlalt here In 11 yeara. Mr. Wlmer wai deputy in the u H.n..t . . the sherlff'a office. Mulrheaif Return. nr (Mooae) Muirhead Of AaM trill , eral manager of the Portland Beaver vcu,cn Pi, naa returned from a business trln ts nliMn. i demonatrated hi. road smoothlnir machine to California hioi... orltlea. The snollanea WBK ll.aH An the Central Point cut-off route. Mra. Plnley Goes North Mra. o. w. Plnley, who haa been vleltlng her daughter, Mildred Wamsley, here for several daya. left thla morning on the Shasta for her home In Roseburg. Bovl Returns South Bob Boyl. Jr., who spent the holiday week-end In thla city aa guest of his parents, left thla morning for Treka, to resume work for the California Oregon Power company. . Miller Family at Lake Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Miller and daughtera, Peggy and Justine, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Paley and Bill Walker, spent the past week-end and Labor day at vnuiiuua ia&e, enjoying coating and swimming. Patterson In Jail Sulla n.HrMn located in this city, called at the city Jail last night and asked for lodging. e was given same on the grounds of drunkenness anil slightly recovered from his headache . Dr. Paske In South Dr. o. H. Paske left last night for San Fran cisco, where he will spend some time In post-graduate work In dentistry. He expects to return to his office here in the near future. ... Business Name Filed w. O. An drews this morning filed with the county clerk's office the name of tf,e Medford Seed and ruah s. for the new business he will opm on cast main pireet. ... Down from Lake LI la Wagner, PI Beta Phi from Orwann Atata la among employes of the Crater Lake wno jeit tne lake yea terday to come to the valley. She will continue north to prepare for the reopening of school. MISS LUy Home Mlaa Both ftr-.i. LUy, local Inatrllrt.,. frh. j returned last night from spending a " ivauia ana Portland, and brought with her much new material to be introduced to classes this year. Classes will be resumed In her studio ".'Ml w 'he week, she announced today. Thla wil mark her ...ih ovaavu a. ft danCInof IntrtW.n i- meaiord. School BUB InanenflAn oi , buasea of the county, used in the .... importation or children to school wilt undergo a rigid Inspection with in the next two days, under the di rection of the atate police. All school busses must be equipped with a sign, fore and aft. with letters not less than six Inches high, reading "School Bus," in durable paint, have atanU. ardlzed eouinment: a i k-.i , 1 utoncv onu uuora oontrouea by the driver. few- ill ! ' Ji it Ik- Tk 4 I 5. 1933. VETERANS Rose Berkshire, 16, was the win ner In a recent city bathing beauty vvKtwa. ill rd, lex CHARLES E. PETERSON OF Bnjoy Lake Trip Mlaa Valette Harer of LaOrande. came to Medford Sunday morning to Join Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holdrldge In a trip to Crater Lake. Miss Harer was en route to Sonora, ca, where she will teach during the winter. Rural Schools Opening Thirty four rural schools of the county optrnua yesterday,- and nine more to- ". cio re pons nave been received by the county achool superintend ent's office relative to attendance or otner statistics. ... C. C. Beekman Visits c. C. Beek man of Portland, a native eon of Jackson county, la spending a few days In the eltv attending tA k.i neaa matters and visiting old friends .)nyiiie. jar. Beekman haa entirely recovered from a knee Injury of a year ago. ... Garden Club to Meet In the ab sence of a speaker at the next meet ' ing of the Garden club, called for Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock In the COUrthOUM innltorlnm .t member of the club will be asked to relate her summer experlencea, It wss announced today. A large attend ance la anticipated. ... Banwell Improved A. H. Banwell. manager of the Chamber of Com herce. is returning to the city tomor row afternoon and was reported to y In a much improved condition. '" "rcrraeea weight has grown to 13 Pounds, according to the latest re- I Port. He haa been vacaUonlng and convalescing from illness in the! mountain section near Prospect. I Fight In BafraFe Par tu "rd of California and Oeorge Kelley . -..aauaupp, were reported last night by an old man who claimed to have got the worst of it in . t.. .to 7 .ne two. i-ney were piacea in jail by city police pending filing of a charffe. Tha Mirf who failed to leave his name, reap peared at the Jail this morning and announced a change 0f heart. The two were released with int.tn.i... get out of town before sunset. The '" oeiongea to the transient classl flcatlon. .i Y APPLY FOR E Between 800 and 700 residents of the city and cdunty have filed appli cations for home loan., aa nrnvlrlarl by federal act. according to Attor ney E. K. KellV. home lnan m-.inaa for the county. Under the nrovlalnn. nf tha at f,a home loan will be available, only to those who are In danger of losing tneir aooaea oy reason cf Indebted ness. The homes will be appraised, and the eligibility of the applicant to receive a loan will be passed upon by Portland headquarters, before au thorized. The home loan act la flexible, and will furnish relief to many. Its pur pose la to aave the home, create labor, and circulation of money. Clausea in the act Provide for lmnrnvamanta to homea. 1 Card of Thanks. We wish to thunlr mir martv -VlaMrf. for their sympathy and kindness: also for. the many floral offerings during our recent bereavement. Lottie corthell. A reoresentativn nf nnnHii. MacowskV Of San FranclaM. will Ka at the Hotel Medford tomorrow, Sept. o. wun a smart una of Fall Dresses for street, afternoon and evening wear, prices from aiB.gs up. Charlea Emil Peterann. a MalHant of Phoenix for the past three months passed awav near Phnenlv aariu nun- day morning, at the age of 72 yeara. He la survived bv sevnn i-hlMran Mna oi wnom uvea In Phoenix. Mrs. Mar gie Reeder, the other members of the family reside In the east. Funeral services will be conducted ai me grave aide in the Phoenix cemetery, Wednesday at 3:30 p. m. Conger funeral parlors are In charge v arrangements. Attorney Fractures Heels oe a itIjE. ( up ) "Heels "can be most annoying, oeorge Ntrir.ii. in- year-old Seattle ttnrnv' in.i.a after he fell from a ran. whiia ),.. Ing from a large boat at a bathliur ucrcu. no iracturea both heels. Deer Leaned ftrar n-aMni HOOD B1VER. Ore. IIP 'u... "3 a cougar, a no-pound deer icajjva to its oeatn Ami- - nnntM precipice Into the Columbia river near .u roim tunnel on the Colum bia River highway. French still Lean to Law. PARIS. fUPl naar.lt. .u. that examlnatlona have been made r.lOre dlflcllltv mimnul. , tnree times as many men and wom en studying law today as In 1900. Malta Commandery No. 4 mugm. Templar Mssonlc Temple. Stated conclave, Ashland, Wednesday evening. Sent. 6. Open ahort form, nrtaf business routine: also annual election of officers, under new position code. All Sir Knights Invited. H. J. FIELD. mmn.. W. H. DAT, Recorder. Call at the Hotel Medford Wadnaa. day to see Orensdler A- Uuvwiv.1. beautiful dresses for fall. Appoint ments may be made bv tilling Adri. enne'a. TO KEEP ALIVE LEGION IDEALS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind (Spl.) The Ideals of unselfish service to coun try, stenly truaght In camns. and on ships and battlefleida of the World war, will not die with the passing of the last World war veteran. Thla fact has been aaanred thntnnv. ,k. establishment this year of a national organization called the Bona of the American Legion, state, a report to ne made by the Sons of the Amer ican Legion committee to the Le gion's national convention In Chica go, vciooer to o. HOW the Sons Of tha Amarlfan T. glon waa orsanlzed and how It will perpetuate the Ideal, of the Amer ican Legion is explained In the re port oy Bryce P. Beard of North Caro lina, chairman. Establishment of the organization was author! h. ik. national convention in Portland, Ore , laa fan. and already local aqusdrons have been formed in mini the country. Constitution and hl.latra mi.,.,1 of ceremonies, and program of activ ities tor tha new nrr,nl..tl ... been drawn up by the committee, and have been adopted by the Legion's national executive cnmmltta. an male descendants of men and women served honorably m the armed forces during the World war are eli gible for memherahln av. nhi.. viMieaju wm ne asked to extend membership eligibility to step-sons - ouwwi son nr ntiHin, "The paramount purpose of the its report atstes, "was to perrect a new organization, so as to perpetuate the Ideals and adopt In letter and aplrlt all of the great prin ciples upon which the American Le gion stands. It also . t i... cats In our boys while they are young otii.ving mat when they reach then majority they will be un like many other avn, a .i j i i - - ' v nuuwil or- ganlzatlona In which the memberahlp otter tney had reached their majority, and. i.h.fnM were not trained and taught the great upon wnicn the organiza tions were founded, ma lab.- est in perpetuating the memories of tHallv aa flaaaaaaaS nn motners' war serv ice and the peace-time obligation to their community, atate and nation. "Secondly, through this organiza tion we hope to definitely and per manently preserve the Individual war World war. records of all men who served in the The committee wss mindful to in no wav encmay-h am t v. B n - -'"J owy OOOUIS of America program." Tennessee's first school tax waa levied in 1854. Dunn At Rialto PAGE FIVE Masked Bandits TOO LATE It) CLASSIFY ' J a ttltM, - r I av 1 n I IKO OKJH riant FOR EXCHANGE-Standard electric range for cow or -od. 'Husband Rt. 1. Box 307. Central Point. PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 5 (AP) ; Two men, both wearing black masks. I broke in the Signal Oil coniDanv ivmj BmTj,:.'..",'.. - " T ol.nt here tod.v v.. " .kl i "F .n?""'. n! ' " ", r '""I garage, zoo W. tth St. ....., unw ano sale and escaped with 1470 In currency, police were Informed. Ira Pfelater, the watchman, told the offlcera that the Intrude con tented him suddenly, one producing .. icvuivar ana tne otner carrying large club. . . 4 . Tne North Carolina atat. i used only el ner cent nf ita BnnM i""" am ing tne last riscal year. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH PAID for men'a secondhand suits, odd eoats. nats and .hoes Will H. Wilson. 33 N Front St. Jsmes DMnn has the mi nf a young police surgeon In "The Olrl In 410." pisylng at the Rialto theater until Thursday. Gloria Rf,,,.rf n..i Mannera. Jack LsRue anrf .inhnnn Hlnes, an old-time favorite ara aim featured. Ramon Novarro Hit Comes To Craterian Romance of the torrid variety in terapersed with delectable comedy se quences make Ramon Novarro'a new atarrlng vehicle, "The Barbarian." which opens tomorrow at the Cra terian, one of the most enjoyable ot this star's recent photoplays. j The picture follow, .n ih tu,.t '. traditions of desert drama Ita itnru making the most of eeveral melo dramatic and romantic Incidents. It dlffere however In its decidedly dif ferent and COmiO central alHmtlnn which Introduces a character new to pictures, a philandering, young Egyp. tlan guide. This rascal finds that his good looks pay exceedingly well as he taicea impressionable women for a i view or the Pyramids. GARAGE CONCEALS ! 'HOT-CAR' GANG TOP prices oald for 3nd hand fur niture. Berrj'dale 3nd Hand Store 1603 N. Rlveraide. phone 368. FOR SALE Baled straw, 30c per bale. E. H. Nledermeyer. Phone 607-R-l. FOR RENT Apts. 835 No. Riverside. FOR SALE '39 Plymouth sedan. No dealers. Call after 5 . m.. 815 W Second. FOR SALE Cocker apanlela 4 mos. old. and roller canaries. Jackson ville, Phone 173. APPLES, plums, Tuscan cling peaches Bagiey Orchard, Talent. HANOH WANTED Must ha haro.ln for.cash. Mr. Brown, Rainbow Auto camp. FOR SALE Latest model Chevrolet aedan. guaranteed like new; very small mileage. Take car In trade and arrange terms. Address Box 13643. Tribune. WANTED Olrl for light housework 803 So. Holly, after S p. m. FOR SALE 30 Duroea: weigh about 140 lbs: smooth and gaining. Harry Barr, Jacksonville r, f. D. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Wood or coal heater, aultable for large house. 408 Beatty FOR SALE Bradahaw plums, nicked. Tel. 3S8-J. FOR SALE Piano boxes, while they inat, ei.o eacn; 1000 ft, aheetrock, 3c sq. ft. Davis Transfer ea storage. Tel. 844. FOR RENT Modern 8-room house, Phon. eoa-H, or call 408 w. Jackson. WANTED To lease amall dairy farm w snare, or wages, oy man and wife. John Stevenson. Wildervllle. ore. C 8liows at :00 7:15 0:15 SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE WE DO OUR PART Mats. .... 2.1e Eves. .... 350 Kiddles Dime Wednesday Thursday HUPMOBILE with glass good condition: cheap. 11th. v enclosure: 1040 W BOY WANTED High school age", "to "j n.o wm. Apply at 15 Corning Court. OOOD used sheet metsl. suitable for siding or roofing on outbuildings. Brill Metal Works. Rich in energy and easy fo digest JULN iO A TnT A TTftA Oi At,T -i tttvtv- The Devil Is Driving," starring Edmund Lowe and Wynne Gibson, opens at the Roxy today. Action la set In a Mpw Vn-b a-Ana .t "front" for a gang which specializes In atOlen ailtnmnhllaa anA n - luxurious speakeasy on the top floor. NOVAkk in cDARBARIA'N MYRNA LOY w REGINALD DENNY LOUISE CLOSSER HALE C, AUBREY SMITH Hear him sing "Love sings of the Nile" Shows st ' 2:00 7:15 9:15 rjdAoff.SS.T Mats. Eves. Klrtdlfs sal niiiuica s gj 1 11 1 tj TTORLD S FINEST SOUND RCA HIGH FIDELITY WIDE RANGE! Starts Today For 3 Days ' RCA PERFECT SOUND I n 'est satis i can be had! Hurry Ends Tomorrow The Mighty "KING KONG" It Looks Good and Tastes Good It Must Be a Fine Loaf TODAY and Wednesday ITS SIREN SCREAMS DEFIANCE! .a a Tlf mm H EDMUND LOWE i WYNNE GIBSON MMiscifAiON loitmuo. tKnlMOOU '..d allAN DINEHAftT u yaramount cplcture i Sixty Mllet in Hour Thru Crowded iStreeu , ... and Dead Man a lk Uk..ll Alio Walter Hlnchell Pictorial News ti"7r m Dally Mat. 1:45. tit. 1 p. m. I navar anderMd a cold craam ... I navsr ndorsad a mattrau...p am i m giving my an- lyv deriamant to .'THE GIRL IN 419 bacauta ha' get what it taka . . . W you get what I mean." Ami hi - A Mm: ln I i ff H tAST TIMES TONIOHI 1 N ) A II at tjLtl IfII I ninn rirnah T-.l. I Ml il.OlA n U at auras and Allen Riohard Arlen . P W yfloQUlWl "College Humor" ISC I 25c ":: 1 7 4nn l., isaai . te& WHEN AMBIII.ASTP. SIRENS WEREN'T CALLING HIM . . , BLONDE SIRENS WERE! A police surgeon . . . born to excitement . . . pre pared to meet any emergency , . . living furiously . . . working feverishly ... yet finding time to play with lorel wirn. JAMES DUNN GLORIA STUART DAVID MANNERS JACK LARUE" ALL ILECWf m. lore GOLDEN HOURS, OF FREEDOM m BtaBn-KaD aV r aV PLCS ART JARRETT Broadway Musical Coined rarorlle la "A Musical Eadlo Eevue" Cartoon, "Going To Mates" I I - J r Mm Tie DBOPER LIGHTING coma. (n bl A. -AH Eleflric" Evjea; room and should be as diaoibuud that In. variola sctmoei of tveiy """ in. lanmy am poMbl. without djaromforl or dangerous . ww, lamp, ana nu uim, ujnpi tn nrn niry a addrtion is dm gancnU room Jluminilion. Thf isdn, berauo of .Mwtuanam vaiua, Drrongi HI Wt If Vtnff roooa. An elartnr rlnrV. ha, J -u J n , prove as vaJu. hen. A sunlamp aa aipply tne health giving lays the Vint, aun aAaat f..U aa A II A- L. I u i l . . JhUdrra. A tan t. furnish fooling bmiei and much needed vena, """"a hot aamraer day! and rvrningv should sua be included. These few bsupensive appLwra. can be opcnit'd fee s ridicia. "any smu sum each month and the additional romfon and health ersjoved by every member of the fsmily tnll be bivajusble. Br til maana m.a. Vft ID I . II CI ' THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANy I S5? Paramount Neas
