StEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPFOKD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1933
PAGE SEVEN
Local and Personal
lo Minneapolis lira. Edwin Jonos
of Central Point len by tram Satur
day (or Minneapolis. Minn. Sh loft.
on tns onaate.
Bora for Funeral Holland Fraee of
Aacrsmaato. and hla slater. Mrs. floott
Burton of Seattle, ara bar, to atand
(ha funeral serrlces for thlr mothar,
Mra. M. B. rrasee.
In Elsmath ralli B. O. Harding.
Internal revenue agent, la expected
back from Klamath Fall thl wk
nd. having attended to business mat
te ra In that aectlon. ,
Mra. Rrautlatcb Leares Mra. Mar
lon Brautlateh of Portland who baa
been rlaltlng Dr. and Mra. Bert Lage
son of thla city, left Saturday morn
ing by train for the north.
Rome for Week End Ray Lewis of
Jacksonville and Med ford, who la at
tending Southern Oregon Normal
achool thla year, 1a home to apend the
week end with hie parenta.
.
Rankin on Leave Hugh B. Rankin
apent Saturday at his ranch near the
Slk creek camp ground, It being hie
annual day of leave. He la aupervlsor
of the Rogue river national foreit.
Murray to Portland Bill Murray
left for Portland thla morning to at
tend the Pacific northwest convention
of beauty parlor operatora which will
be In progress until Tuesday, Oot. 24.
Holat In Medford On his regular
visit to Medford, John D. Hoist, lum
berman for the Rogue River National
forret service apent Saturday at the
forest offlcea In the federal building.
.
. Had fR stolen Charles A. Nutter of
828 South Central reported at the city
police staMrtn Saturday that a tramp
who had oeen working for him. alleg
edly took 5 from the bouse and left.
Treve Lumsden. Jr. Ill Treve Luma
den, Jr., Is 111 at Hlllsboro with pneu
monia, according to the call received
here by the little boy's grandmother.
Mrs. H. U. Lumsdon, who left yester
day for the north.
Retnrns North Mr. Joyce, regional
engineer from the forestry servloe of
fice sin Portland, returned north Fri
day, having tnepeeted the road built
tn this district by the CCC Soya, and
also their camps.
Miss Bnsb Leaving Miss Myrna
Bush 5a leaving totmorrow for Port
land, where ehe has accepted a posi
tion with the Fred Myer drug com
pany. She has been with Jarmln'a
drug company here.
Back from Elk Creek Having at
tended to business matters at the Elk
Creek CCC camp for the past two daya
Assistant Supervisor Norman C. White
of the Rogue River national foreat
aervlce, has returned to Medford.
Report on File Robert Martin of
Los Oatos, Calif., placed on file at the
Medford polios station a report that
kls automobile was damaged by a car
which drove from an alley onto River
side avenue. The other car failed to
stop.
Car la Found The automobile be
longing to John Waldemar, whloh waa
atolen about 1:40 o'clock Friday night
from the Valley Auto Wrecking plant
en North Riverside avenue, was lo
cated there Saturday morning about
:48 o'clock by city police.
Wells to Siskiyou Cal 0. Wells,
deputy United States marshal made
a trip to Siskiyou. Ore., thla morn
ing to serve eubpoenaes for the fed
era! grand Jury which convenes In
Portland Monday, October 3S. Friday
he served subpoenaes In Klamath
Palls. .
To Attend Convention County
Physician O. I. Drummond la leaving
Monday for Portland to attend the
state health convention, whloh will
be in seaslon Tuesday and Wednes
day. He la to be accompanied north
by Mra. Drummond and Mrs. Karl L.
Janouoh.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
OAAH PAID for men- Moondhaad 1
ftult. odd ooAta, QeVtti tnd thoea 1
Will a. WlUon. 82 N. Front St.
FOR SA.LE Fresh cow, turkeyi, pull
et, pack burrow, 2" pumping plant,
piano, furniture, etc. 1122 Sunset,
2 block west of Columbus Ave.
FOR SALE At a, big discount, new
heavy-duty tractor disk. John Holm
er. Central point.
THREE-ROOM furnished apartment
suitable for bachelors er couple,
close In and cheap. 894 E. 9th at.
FOR TR A DE I ve rs & Pond piano for
light sedan, 1122 Sunset, 3 blocks
west of Columbus Ave.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Drag aaw or
take part wood. 1 ml. So. Phoenix.
See Haynes.
Miss Green Calls Miss Mae Green
la here from Ashland to spend several
days visiting her sister, Mrs. Chi.
Stacy.
t
Verne Brophy Here Verne Brophy
arrived yesterday from Fort Klamath,
called here by the death of his moth
er, Mrs. Brophy of this city.
Married Friday Loree May Santo
and Paul Harold Wilson, both of this
were married Friday afternoon by
Justice of the Peace W. R. Coleman.
Get Building Permits Two building
permits were Issued yesterday by -the
city to H. A. Ray of 1111 North River
side for work to be accomplished at
the cost of 950. and W. C. Olem of
51T Edwards street' for work costing
25.
To Pish and Hunt Frank D. Madi
son and hla son-in-law Charles O.
Martin arrived on Saturday's Shasta
to spend several days here and in the
Klamath country. They left for the
Madison home on Rogue river where
they will do rome fishing before going
duck hunting In Klamath.
.
Visits Crater D. 8. Libbey. natural
ist at Crater Lake national park, made
a trip Wednesday to Newberry Crater
In the Paulina. Lake and East Lake
section of Deschutes county. He said
yesterday that he plans to make an
other trip there, later, for fishing, and
stated that It Is possible a great deal
of geological work can be done there.
SO Years In Oregon Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Wilson and two children left
Indiana thirty years ago. on October
20, and alter five days on the road,
stopped at Roseburg, where they made
their home until 1007, Mr. Wilson re
lated Friday. In 1907 they moved to
Medford and have made their home
here since. Mr. Wilson 1 with Weeks
and Orr furniture store here.
Funeral In Roseburg Mrs. T. B.
Virden and daughters of Roseburg
were passengers on the Shasta Satur
day, en route to Roseburg to attend
funeral services for Mr. Virden, who
died Thursday in the Southern Pacific ,
hospital at San Francisco. Mr. Virden
has been with the Southern Pacific
company for a number of years, and
made runs to Medford on the trains
for some time. He was 56 at the time
of his death.
RCA PERFKCT SOUND
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M Shows 1:80.
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'Bad Girl"
Vina
Delmars
tempest ous
tale of
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romance
Sylvia Sidney
George Raft
BREVITY COMEDT
8PORTMOHT NEWS
Continuous
Shows
Today
Dally
Matinee
2:00
STARTS TODAY
Vagabond darsJevil, of
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Direct by
WILLIAM A.WILIMAN
Grass Fire A grass fire st Oltn
Oak Court was extinguished by the
city fire department Saturday after
noon at 4:0$ o'clock. No damage re
sulted from the blase, which waa said
to have started from a grass fire.
Erheart Fined Dan Erheart. ar
rested by state police for operating
a car with Improper license plates, en
tered a guilty plea In justice court
yesterday and was fined W, the fine
to be suspended upon purchase of
Oregon license.
Get Marriage License John W
Christian of 15 South Bartlett and
Ervalee Anderson of this city, spplled
at the county clerk'a office yesterday
for a marriage license. He Is a truck
driver and she a clerk, the marriage
will be their first.
To Study Metaphysics The class for
the study of metaphysical subjects
begins Mopday, Oct. 23, at 20S West
Main street, over the Farmers and
Fruitgrowers bank. Anyone Interested
la asked to eaU Mrs. Bertha Hoffman
at 662 for further Information. No
charge Is made for the work.
Road la Fine The rim road to the
north boundary of Crater Lake nation
al park is In good condition, D. S. Lib
bey, nsturallst and assistant superin
tendent of the park reported Satur
day. He said that tourists going north
are being routed over that way, which
Is a shorter stretch.
Reports Theft Jack Heyland of 16
South Peach street reported to clsy
police Saturday morning that a metal
box containing parts of an oil burn
er and some tools, also another box
containing electrical tools and one
vacuum pressure gauge were stolen
from his place Friday night.
a a
Corwln Reports Paul Corwln of
1112 East Main street, driving the
Davis Transfer truck which collided
Into a Ftord truck Friday afternoon at
4:15 o'clock, filed an accident report
at the city police station. The col
lision was at the corner of Fourth
and Front streets, and the impact
turned the Ford truck over.
Coyotes Killed The coyote popula
tion of Jackson county was lessened
by three yesterday, according to the
report at the county clerk's office
Coke trite of Jacksonville received
a three-dollar bounty for killing a coy
ote. Harold Zundel of Lake Creek re
ceived six dollars for bringing in two.
and William Shoemaker of Gold Hill
was paid a three dollar bounty.
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TO CCC. POSTS
Three army officers from Illinois
have reported to the district CCC
headquartera here and will Immedi
ately take up their posts of duty In
this section. First Lieut. Charles Leon
Emerson, cavalry reserve, and Capt.
Jack Drew, field artillery reserve, will
go to the new winter camp at Rand
ranger station.
Captain John Pulford will be with
the Wineglass company now at An
nie Springs.
A listing of winter camps In the
sixth corps area has been Issued,
and shows that 270 camps are being
efltabllahed this winter In the section.
Ten are listed under the Medford
headquarters, with the same number
for Eugene. All are being taken from
the Baker district.
Locations, according to district
headquarters, are as follows: Red
ding, Cel., 17; Eureka, Cal., 10; Med
ford. 10; Eugene. 10; Vancouver,
Wash., 9 In Oregon and 8 In Wash
ington; Marysville, Cel., 11; Sacra
mento. 17; Fresno, 17; Monterey,
Cal.. 7; Fort MacArthur, 36; March
Field. 24; Rockwell Field. 11; Fort
George Wright 1 in Wahington and
7 In Idaho; Fort Missoula, Mont., 6;
Lftwieton, Ida., 1; Boise, Ida.. 8; Po
catello, 2; Fort Douglas, 11 In Utah
and 3 in Nevada.
Real estate or "irisuranc leave n
to Jones Phone 606
sixtws at
1:45-3:15
1:00-9:00
Mats. . .
Kiddles .
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Today and Monday
She Was Faithful to Love!
They called her hrazenl She
said she was MODERN! She
sought. happiness and found it!
. . . even though they said she
was "Disgraced"
Only those without
Wit
i love can call her J k
ibqfiajcjw.!
k Psrsnossl Picture wit
HELEN TVVELVETREES
BRUCE CABOT
flDRIENNE QMES
WILLI A M HAR R IGflN
and KEN MURRAY
ADDED '
Tom Howard in "Aces Wild"
(Re think, he's t gambler nan!)
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But to the whole countryside he
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FRANCES DEE
I he it orr or the old family doctor.
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