MEDFOED MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1933.
PAGE FIVE
Local and Personal
From Klamath Sergeant R. fl.i
Davis at the Oregon state poitce 1
in Mediord today trom Klamath Pal's
to testify In federal court.
VUit In Ashland Mies Mildred
Patterson nd Mr. 0, T. Sweeney were
among Medford people visiting friends
in Ashland Friday
In Medford Today Jack Mclaugh
lin of the Brie Railway company and
Ur o Grady are business Tlaltora here
today, having arrived on the Ore
gonlan. Bicycle stolen Harold croucher.
who 'reside, on DeBarr avenue, re
ported to the city police that hU b.
Jyol, waa stolen from the Rosy thea
ter Saturday night.
Flue Fire The city fire department
a call to the Karmel Korn
rt Main street Sunday
morning at U o'clock to extinguish
a flue fire. No damage resulted.
n.norta Accident B. V. Carter of
i.hi.nd filed an accident report at
the city police elation today concern
ing a collision near Talent Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'cloclt.
u,.,,iin- Tmtnr Major Clare H
. ,.-t... mmm&nder of the CCC
headquarters for the Medford district,
U spending today In the Klamath
late district, hunting ducks.
Child tost Victor Malkemus, 18-months-old
son of Rev. and Mrs: B.
tf.Hrmua. was found by city po-
TT' oivrlie and Fifth street
.,nM. tallowing a report th5
he had run away.
i... i, week-end Bob Bmmene,
junior in pre-medlc. at the Ontver
stty of Oregon, was here to spend the
weeK-end witn nis u.. -.wmmens,
who left last night for
visit in the east.
..... in 411ft A fire in the alley
back of Mann's department store w
extinguished Sunday aiternoon .
"20 o'clock by the city fire depart
ment without any damage w iv
. . .
...... u. Simon Mr. And Mrs. Hick
Kim. had as week-en gueate Mrs.
of Yreka. Cel., Mrs.
Kim.', sister, and also Melville Stone,
jr., and wife or osn
Stme la a nephew of Mrs. Klme.
Tricycle Missing-Mrs. Pred Brand,
of 1M Tripp street filed . . report witn
from tne yara -
night.
- Home Mr. and Mrs. B.
of Memora
of Dr. ana
. Orants Pass Dally
and refreshments
Gregory
award N. Bywater at their Beacon
Heights home.
Courier.
Meet Tonight The B""
. .... nt vrein Ware will
?' "V,. tales' hall tonight
at 7:30 o'clock, it was "oud,
Say. The auxiliary wlU hold a . M
party at 8 p
will be served,
.,f H.rder's The Women of
-,t Wednesday at 1
rrrlMr.. B. B. Harder, at her
f rvA st&ae road, for a
Irml. Mr.. W. A. White,. w: and
Mr.. George Henselman will be "!"
ant hostesses.
Orocerle. gtolen-Orocer. and fruit
rm the back porch or
the H W. Kobblns home at 909 West
Fourth street, aome. time .
nnilm were advised
ilia told officer, that the back screen
had been cut.
... .. - nMe. and Mr- W. H
Geo7, and .mall son BlUy ofA!.
med. Cal.. ar. guest, in
... j ura. .1. B. Brault. Mr. George
.. .Hr here as the for
iZ manager of the Southern Oregon
Gsa corporation.
Postpone Meeting - The Women.
Missionary society of the s"
byterian church will 1 not meet Mrnor
row, a. the funeral for M s. wm
b, held then. The meeting la to be
conducted Thuradsy afternoon, Octo
ber 19. at i o'clock, at the V. W. o. a
parlors. s
fin, who reside, at 513 west
street, this morning brought to the
Geti Pheasant John Ysune vu
among the ucceui pheasant hunt
er jeettrday, who got two bird,
Holraer in City John Holmer d
the Prospect district vu riittor Is
Medford thU morning, conferring wttb
Chambcir of Commerce official.
Get Marriage LIrenw A marriage
Ucenae was applied for S& turd ay by
Ray E. Edward and Sybil Enid Cu
ter, both of this city.
Teacher Group Meets There will be
a meeting Friday at Huch at 3 o'clocx
of the teacher study group, whics
will take vtp the study of tne Oregon
Rural School manual.
Two Deer Killed Two deer were
killed, by local hunters yesterday in
the Qreensprlngs mountain section.
W. Christian brought in a four-
point buck, weighing 171 pounds, and
John WoJf a three-point buck.
Dltorce Decrees Granted The cir
cuit court granted a number of da-
crees of divorce tday. Among them
were the cases of Lucille B. Poster
Clifford B. Foster; John L. Casev
Josephine Casey; Faye Hoot vj
William Root; Elizabeth May Ander
son v. Carl Russell Anderson, and
Mario O. Johnson m Marvin W, Johnson.
Speak In AMilunti U. Senator
Fred Stelwer of Oregon haa accepted
ifaa invitation of the chamber of com-;
merce to be the honored guest at a
banquet given ai the Lithia hotel,
Thursday, October 19. at 1 p. m.,
according to the Ashland Tidings,
Everyone la Invited to attend the
banquet. Including Democrats and
Republicans, chamber of commerce
members and non-members.
Goodman Gets Fine In the case of
the State of Oregon vs. OrvJHe Good
man, on a charge of falling to report
aa auto accident, a fine of 5 and
costs of S4.S0 was imposed by Judge
W. R. Coleman m justice court this
morning. Goodman, who was with
A, Zumwalt when their car crashed
Into a telephone post on the Jackson
ville road, entered a plea of guilty.
The case against Zumwalt, who was
not at the wheel, was dismissed.
Talent Youths Fined Keith Ar-
graves, Ed Learning and John Kelt?,
all of Talent, arrested yesterday by
state police for hunting without 4-
censes, were fined 25 and $450 costs,
each, in justice court here today.
when they appeared before Judge W
R. Coleman. They were given sis
months during which to pay the fines,
and their guns were taker and will
be held until they purchase bunting
licenses, the court stated.
DAMAGE SUIT IN
FEDERAL COURT
Now at Holly
1
HEAD CEMENT
PLANT MANAGER
V0ICESPR0TEST
(Continued trom renje One)
company live, referring to the ce
ment plant. 1
At Attorney Cleland's request toe j
commissioner withdrew his invitation
to Thompson to apeak. The attorney
stated that the case la now In litiga
tion, and aa the cement company was
talking of going Into competition, he
felt under the circumstance, that It ;wrnCK!n MM;on.
take the .tend. He said counsel would I "" m Mahoney of KtalMtn
"The Torch Singer.- with Claua- fuU th, -. ,mpany'. filNl Ppearare at the hear-
etto Colbert In a really wicked role. ld fer tt commission at the ore- "" od -W th" he would
1. now playing at the Holly theater. WmJ present the rustlers tor in city at a
Rlcardo Cortei, Dald Manners, ty- it.r, who has been with the rmb- t5n "', ootng most of the irork
lie service corrunlsslon and the public i lth the city attorney appear-
utllltle commission for about 14 ! ln tmm xlm to time.
Work sheets concerning the JUam-1
atn electrical dinslon aiiomvd i;j SOe
on tne genera) station and working
operations, wall, the land was listed !
at
According to divisions, the report
showed: Boge Btwr dlrlslon, 50.000;
Klamath Falls, .9000 and iUamata
Ftll inter Olviiion, 600.
OuplIcatJora In the Rogue RSrsr dl
Tislon working report were charged by
Lester, who (save figures for this sec
tion 1.9a.83. with an additional
J8M7, and .50000 being duplicat
ed. The UsMng for the Taluatlon of
the Klamath Fills tftrlsion was
131 962.
Uelaood W. Van Scoyoc of Portland
who has been conducMng the Copco
Investigation acre for the past 8ij
months In behalf of the commission,
was scheduled to give minute Cart. In
me duplications and errors at the
dia Bobertl and Baby IHoy support
Miss Colbert.
"One Sunday Afternoon," featuring
Gary Cooper, come, to the Holly
Wednesday.
1
Suit of Roy Hick, acatnst the Cali
fornia-Oregon Power company for
gioo.000 alleged damages, sustained in
an accident near Bonanza last Sep
tember was started In federal court
this afternoon.
The damage suit of B. R. Warner
against the Forest Lumber company
which has been tinder way for a week.
waa voluntarily non-suited this morn
ing. Warner sought 25.000 dsmsges
for alleged Injuries sustained in
boiler action.
ASHLANDREALTOR
STRICKEN ON TRIP
SlLVi;.l SCREEN
REVIEW
By Mary - Grelner Kelly.
It's a knock-out argument for Mia
Hot-Cha to band the older genera
tion. And if Grandma, still insists
that girls didn"t act that way, take;
her to see "The Bowery, the cine- i
ma's loudest horse-laugh on the
nineties. The Twentieth century pro
duction opened to a large and en
thusiastic house at Hunts Craterlaa
yesterday.
A regular mulligan-stew In enter
tainment, it contains everything from
bar-room ballads to water-front free-for-alls
to make Grand-pa feel at
home and give Junior new fuel for
the battle of the generations.
In addition to all this there is
V.'ally Beery and Jackie Cooper, the
screen's most touching pair doisg
some of the things they did la The
Champ only la a different way.
There is a romantic triangle running
throughout and contributing some
beautiful moments, between Saloon
Keeper Wally Beery, lovely Fay Wtay.
and Gambler George Baft, There ia
that funny gal, Pert Kelton, funnier
than ever, as the raucous-voiced cho
rine of the Bowery's moat popular
saloon.
And tn sharp contrast (pardon tne
pun) there Is a hatchet-armed Car
rie Nation doing a virtuous clean-up
in a big way. So bring the family
there is something tn this picture for
everybody.
years, told that the object of the en
gineering department was to make a
finding as to certain duplications,
and errors which crept into the final
order.
Upon the request by the commis
sion for Copco to furnish net addi
tions from October 1915 to the
company furnished gross additions,
which, tn figures, amounted to about
7t,00S in retirements that had not
been named, the engineer testified.
Two forms of gross additions were
submitted to the commission by the
company, he said, and actual addi
tions on the company's books revealed
that certain retirements had taken
place and not reported to the com
mission. The gross, be said, was ac
cepted by the commission, as net.
Engineer Letter then presented let
ters showing the correspondence be
tween J, C, Thompson, tiien secretary
for the power company at Sao Fran
cisco, and the public service commis
sion at Salem,
Additions listed by the power com
pany between October 18, 1913 and
June 30, 1914, were eH.203.59.
The records do not show that any
Investigation was made and no action
on the part of the commission was
taken. The report, "Lester said, "in
cluded $18,000 operating property.1
In connection with the water rights
allowed at Klamath Falls, an amount
totaling $20,600 was added twice.
Such evidence came from the old
working sheets of the former commis
sion, Lester testified. The sheets bear
ing the corrections could not be
found, he said.
Ko appearance w filed by the city
of Medford, Attorney Frank P, Par
rell stating that no action concerning
it had been taken by the city council.
Stated CcBToeation of Cra
ter lake chapter No, 32, R
A, M . Tuesday, Oct. 17'h
at 1 ;30 p, m. Visitor In
vited. L. C. STEWART, H P
Gm ALDE.N, Secretary,
HARDER TALKS TO
LIONS LUNCHEON
B, S. Raider, pmsMent of (he first
National bans. guest sseaxer at
today's luncheon of the Lions club at
the Hotel Holland. Choosing "In
flation" aa his subject, be traced the
history of such a mm bac to pre
war days. Inflation fee stated, was
adopted to some extent in 1M6 aftd
J2S and the country his since Known
credit Inflation. He ex pre. wo a
doubt that the United States erouSd
ever adopt currenrr inflation.
Another guest at toe tuncneoo to
day iraa Major Washburn of Junction
Cr. who It here Inspecting const
guard artillery with Major Walter W,
Abbey. Cart Stuart, vita-president of
ttie flub, presided at the meeting and
J. Verne Shng! was program chair
man for the day.
largest per centaurs of setMne lefMsssourt for were to the r
registration at the University of i; gineermg and gtadutata achoola.
Hurry! It Ends Tomorrow
Don't Trifle Willi Coughs
Don't Ie them get a strangle rwW
Hht terms atucklf. CreaniuUlon
combines the 1 best helps known to
modern science. Powerful but harm
less, Plesssnt to take. So rartotlcs
Your own druggist Is authorized to
refund your money on the spot it
ro cough or cold to not relieved by
Creamutelsn. edT4
II
1!
Big Executive
Coming To Rial to
Rlcardo Cortea, Richard Bennett,
Elizabeth Young and Sharon Lyrme
head the featured cast of "Big Ex
ecutive, exciting drsma which re
lates the Intimate secrets of a young
financial wizard, coming to the Hlal-
to theater tomorrow.
The picture Is a graphic Interpre
tation of the lives led by multimil
lionaires, their struggle for fame and
wealth on the street supposed to be
paved with gold Wall Street. Inti
mate glimpses of their private lives
are depicted In Interesting fasltion.
and the action moves swiftly through
skyscrapers , magnificent yachts,
mountain estates, and town houses.
Man TTioune iu . .
of which was made up - .
et approximately 30
the same stem. They f . now on
display at the Chamber of Commerce
Tm on Parade-The Royal Ben'
train of the Medlwd l-J"
Scottish -railway, which j nscenW
exhibited at the Century of Progre
exposition in Chicago, l! i be open
a?s,n mncrfattherd street
ststlon on Sunday, octooer ...
4ccldrnt-Ia Edith Stra-
carrots.
Orln Daniel Payne, 82, head of the
Ashland Realty company and one of j tum .t-nrtl.nt,hril
the city's most prominent business Mrvtces wm htM 4t hf m)a Um
pie in Ashland Wednesday aiternoon
Ashland Sunday morning with P. S,
Provost and had just started to work
on the boat, when he fell over. Pro
vost tried to revise him but found
ail efforts futile. Dr. F, Q, Swedes
burg waa summoned from Ashland
and pronounced him dead.
Mr. Payne la survived by his widow,
Emma Payne, to whom he was mar
ried m this city m 1&29, He also
Funeral
rOO LATE ID CLASSIFY
CASH PAID for men a eecoodhena
suits, odd soacs. aess 'and shoes
Will a Wilson 3a N Front St.
TRASS for horses or cows, good Ford-
son tractor. Box 207, Tribune.
THREE-ROOM house, close In,
quire 2J Almond.
FOR SALE Salway peaches, cheap.
Absolutely the last. H mil west
Vosrblea Crossing. ....
LOST Rebeksh pin. between Chris
tian church and Id Mistletoe.
TOMATOES One more delivery Wed
nesday. Klamath potatoes, ti.25
and S1.75 per 100 while they last.
Phone 1059.
FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet coach,
small mileage, new car guarantee;
1S31 Ford town sedan, air wheela;
real buy. Trade accepted and easy
terms. Pleroe-Allen Motor Com
pany. Phone ISO.
hOST Kevs In dark leather son
t tamer. Tel. ail-J-4.
WANTED Girt for housework. Call
3W Mo. Holly.
men, died suddenly yesterday of
heart attack, while at Hiatt Pratrie j at 3 .39 ociock.
dam, wnere ne nao gone to bring nis
boat in for duck hunting. He left
PA1HT1HO, paperhanglng and tinting.
Lowest prices, Mr. Bennett, Tel.
834-W.
FOR RBWT 8 acres, house, barn, lots
of berries, acres alfalfa, 1 sere
Ladlno clover: 10 per month.
Knight 4s. Darnell. 1 No, Bartlett. !
VOUKG MAN to learn a business,
about 15 week to start; promo
tion when qualified. State expert,
enee, age and phone cumber; also
address. Box S87, Tribune.
PLAYING
TODAY
and TOMORROW
TUESDAY
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They're GRAND!
MARVELOUS!
JOIN THE CROWDS
AND LAUGH, TOO!
WAtleXCI
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PLUS
"Paramount News"
"Souvenirg''
Also Bnappy Comedy
"On Awful Night"
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tltft tt irtfc CsVhU j
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jto ont vndi juttd f j
Colbert
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with Are in
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BICAR0O CORTEI
I DAVtD MAnflESS
ftYDA SOBERTi
wt BABY UROY
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GARY COOPER
TJNE SUNDAY
AFTERNOON"
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SOUTHERN 0REG0K S FINEST
Wednesday
HLbig SIMS
, of "ami tow legs" mi
Paiflyli Jathw vsntej
a I: :rr . . . and avhat
he foi was i he eest
bHI thing . m tom
boy . . , llerf ... jay
and mis-: liirvou.
PROVtP BY 2 GENERATIONS
BCA PEIIFECT SOCSB
I
eport "'-"- city
hn of Tripp re. .VK-.---iud
a. ,.r. M f. R- Kbrton u-
pouce that he, '
w th tnat arivc. - - - (.lock,
Bueene. Saturday ereninj , at 8 o clock.
north ot the asm. ... u
She ch.rged that the Norton car .
euttlnc on the wrons sld. of tne
hlghwsy.
Bull. Fall. W-t"S
W. Bureh and Sherman Waer of w
Church o! ood hare jurt
auccessful two .'
in Butte rails. In tn " .
church. Soul, were .ared meo
ciaimeo, ma ; - -
,iuia Thtv mae Ul
th ewigeUiU wlU M
line &is.
AdU. Alflnit Hlkers-W' to - W
added danger of Pick.n up h itch
biker, brought about by the fact
three escsped Inssne men "
m-n.n, i-ned a warnms W , rnotor
i,-. raeaedtnt- alrlni rides to peop.s
sicr.i the nnwj.
Ends Tonlle Edmund I,oe
Victor MclAglen, I,upe Veles In
"HOT PEPPER"
Tue. Kate Smith in
HELLO EVERYBODY"
(riend.
' . there for a
and era asked to re"-"
meetln, later. After a .ho
Ends Tonltt, Lion?! Barry mor
in "SWEEPINGS"
Tawdar and Wednesday
DOUBLE FEATURE
Something New tnder
the Sea In
"SAMARANG"
Aio tiloria Jiaanwn In
"Perfect Understanding''
Two Full Length Feature.
For th Price of On
lorai olflcers
tne n-n-j.. - klu.h.
;sers w one of the hardest things
to fight, m spue of a rigid law m
lng such an action Illegal. The law
p'.sce. a penalty of on cs's
giring rides to hltrh-.tlkrr.. w.
penalty is up to the Judjnirnt ol th:
msg-strate. Oranl. Pass Courier,
FUEL OIL
Any Kind
Ant Ammifil
Medford Fuel Co.
11?1 N. Central. Tr!. 631
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r" "Three Little Plgw fff
"' featuring Xl7r '
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aHjMMkaaaakW ataaasglaW'.detr ixu&t
PANCE!
Tonight
And His
11 -PIECE COLORED
ORCHESTRA
AT THE
FAIRGROUNDS
Vaudeville! Soup! Dances! TMi orchestra direct
from SwMt'g EaUroom in Oakland, The West'
Orteit Colored Mnsieal Entertainers,
Men 40c Ladies 25c
Dancing from 9;00 to 1j00