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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO OX, "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1933. SALE OF LIQUOR TO MINORS WILL Phantom Broadcast at Holly L MOVIE ROMANCE IN HOSPITAL P T BUDGET OF CITY OF F, aT't,' BE STAMPED OUT TO PAGE TWO County and State Police Plan Steps to Curb Roadhouse Visits by Young People 'Hot. Spots' Are Watched The district attorney, sheriff and state police took atepa today to curb the Jackson county roadhouses, un- tier the Oregon law. which prohibits the aale of Intoxicating liquors to minora. Conviction oalla for not leaa than one. nor more than four yeara In atate prison, for the aeller. The minor faces the reform school and Juvenile court. The officiate stressed the tact that, under the law, the minor purchaalns the liquor, as well as he who sells It, la subject to arrest, the minor being required as a witness, to make the case valid In court. Parents are asked by the authorities to consider thla and impress It upon their young The cooperation of parenta la urg ently sought In the campaign. Trouble Follows, Young boys and glrla have been frequenting the reeorte the past two or three months, with a numner or distressing cases arising h ft result, officials say. Complaints have been filed against the roadhouses by par ents recently. The state police and aheriff's office have been watching the "hot epote" th) paat month, and their Inveatlga tlona ehow that youth flocks to' them under the guise of "slumming," and go In groupa. Several questioned ad mitted "their mothers did not know they were out," or "their folks thought they were at the movies, or a house party." It also developed that youth comes liome from the roadhouses too fast, and that the "bathtub gin" and gaso line fall to mix. ' Some Caution Patrons. : The authorities stste that since the fatal auto accident at Stewart ave nue and Kings highway, a month ago, most of the roadhouse proprietors have cautioned patrona to "be care ful, and use their hesds, or Oregon will be dry In two years." Some of the plaoea have "ohased minora away when they called." Othera have not been able to lose sight of their eaah reglaters, and take the coins of all comers. A meeting Is scheduled for this- afternon between county and city authorities to consider further plans lor curbing the roadhouse nil, Those nresent will be County judge can n Day, Captain Lee M. Bown of the atate police. District Attorney ueorae A. Coddlna. Mayor E. M. Wilson. Sher iff Walter J. Olmscheld and Superin tendent of City Schoola B. H. Heo rick. control Laws Needed. Recommendations to the legisla ture for liquor control will also be considered. Upstate countlea, con fronted with the same problem, favor exorbitant license fees, police super-i vision, limitation of aalea In road houses. and non-Issuance of permlta to persona convicted of a liquor law violation. "The law provides a way to take ctrt of the seller of Intoxicant to minors," said Dlstrlot Attorney cod ding, "but the cooperation of par ents Is needed, and urged, aa a meana of keeping youth from visiting the reaorta. If they don't go, they can't get Int otrouble, the offlcera pointea out. Authorities estimate there are be tween IS and 30 "roadhouses" of one kind and another, operating In the county. Some law olalma to preten tiousness and refinement, and others are "holea-ln-the-wall," where "home brew" and "moonshine" are sold, and for th most part are of a low grade. 1 Ye Poet's Cornei Autumn Leaves. (By Mary O. Carey) As I sauntered down the pathway, On a lovely autumn day. 1 saw a leaf all golden Let loose and fly away. I'. left Its hrlght companions That fluttered In the aun, And aremed to gently aay: "My ahort, eweet life Is done. Farewell, my dear companion. All clothed In colore bright, 2 grieve to have to leave you: And take my downward flight." And aa I aaw the leaflet fall, To earth to fade and die. The thought of mortals falling In death aeemed then to cry. Each soul la Just on more leaf, Palling In autumn blast. One more race la run: Death claims them all at last. Dripping radiators repaired. Brill Metal Works. , Phone 1300 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhera Anytime Lewis Super Service The secrets of Radloland are re vealed In the telling realism In "The Phantom Broadcast," which opens to day for a three-day run at the Hclly. To enhance the revelation was a atory fairly pulsating with human Interest and the rush tempo of modern times Dramatic cllmaxea follow one an other with such startling rapidity that the audience was plunged Into whirlwind of auspense which held until the final fade-out. NAUGHTY WORDS BARRED BY NEW PRO GOLF CODE NEW YORK, Nor. Tournt ment golfers will oporaU under nw code of decorum If present plana of the Professional GoLfera association of America are adopted by the mem bership. " Coincident with publication of a schedule of 18 open tournament! in the aouth and far west for the forth coming winter aeanon, the P. O. A. announced it had drawn up a code of conduct for the playera. They will discuss It when they gather for the opening competition of the winter. season at the Kenwood club, Beth seda. Md.( November 11-13, but final action will await the P. G. A.'s annual meeting In Chicago, November 31. Punishing violations by banishment of the offender from participation in tournaments over which the P. Q. A. exercises control, the code would make It mandatory for players to ob serve the rules for each event and the etiquette of golf: Have the competitors enter tour naments as early as possible and re port to the starting tee punctually. Abolish the practice of asking for special starting times and partners. and do away with the custom of "traveling caddtea." Discourage criticism of golf courses and forbid profanity "within hearing of spectators." "Profanity on the course," says the code, "Is a serious offence. Players should be able to 'take It' when they miss a drive, an Iron or a putt." Of the 16 tournaments so far lilted for the season, the richest wll be the 10.000 Miami Blltmore open at Coral Gables, Pla.. December 8-9-10. Booby Jones will return to competitive golf for the first time since his retirement In 1030, playing In the open tourna ment of the Augusta, Ga'., national course, March 32-28. The layout of the course was patterned by Jones. PLENTY TICKETS E PORTLAND, Ore., .Nov. 1. (AP) A report that very few 'tickets are available, for the Oregon State-Oregon annual football clash, to be. played In the Multnomah stadium here Novem ber U.'wu. denied today by Hugh Rosson and Carl Lodell, graduate managers of the .two Institutions: , Reserved seat tickets' were being sold here today for seats between the 30 and 40-yard ' lines, -.the officials ststed. More than 6000 grandstand tickets remain to be sold, besides thousands of general admission tick ets that wlll.be placed oii'sale here the day of the game. . Stadium officials have announced that applications from all sections of the northwest. Including every city In Oregon, have been .received" .here. Football Fatal For School Boy KNOIVILLE, Tenn., Nov? J. (AP) William Devsulto, 17-year-o!d Junior high school student, died last night from Jnjur.es received in a football game. Devault received a severe blow In the stomach Sunday while playing halfback on a sand lot football team. STAR FRISCO GETS NOD OVER 'FRISCO .JAPANESE PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 1. (AP) Coming back after losing the first and third rounds, Star Frisco, 114. Manila Filipino, outpointed Joe Tel- ken. 117, San Francisco Japanese, to win the decision In the 10-round main event on last mght'a fight program here. 1 loo S Photos, few days only Feaeley Studio, opp. Holly theater. BOWLING :' Bowman's Barber-Shop bowler put on the" pressure .In their match with the Mall Tribune lost night in the City league,, to take the (Inal game after each, team had won one. Fay Diamond, was high for the match, toppling 645 for the barbers. Hal Height was high for single game, chalking up 213 In the middle frame for the newspaper quint. Prultfa Service Station and Peerless Meat-Market roll tonight at the Hat alleys, nowmnh's Barber Shop. o: waieh mo. i ios os O. Bowman .., ...- 118 133 102 443 Fay Diamond ....... IBS 181 178 845 O. Gate.....'. - 185 141 154 480 . Ericsson.. .178 18.V 187 830 Handicap. 80 50 60 864 833 903 2760 Mall Tribune. Cf. Puhl 188 141 168 485 E. C. Ferguson lib 183 108 462 p. Lounsberry 11 17 If 168 488 Hal Height .". 153 212 164 520 J.' Murray 137 127- 131 393 Handicap .............. 83 63 63 812 867 868 2547 Jack Oil!, one of the Elks club bowling Stan, missed entering the charmed circle of perfect performers a 300 game by one pin last night, when he rolled 299 In leading hla team to a victory over Captain George Bads' aggregation In a match In the lodge tourney. Gill smashed the maples for 11 straight strikes, but failed to connect for the entire ten on hi last ball. The phenomenal score, added to 181 and 20:j chalked up In the first two games, gave Gill a total, of 683 for the match. Eads wss also In fin form, rolling 216 In the first game, 202 In the second and 245 in the wlndup for a total of 662. The Sherwood and Rankin teams clash on the Elk alleys tonight. 12 3 Eada .................. 215 202 245 602 Rose .. 136 166 181 483 Noe 110 130 120 360 Paske 169 204 194 567 Brown 154 154 164 462 Hsndlcap ....... 78 78 78 234 Totals . 861 934 973 2768 12 3 Gill Watson Alenderfer ... 163 169 200 822 Clemensor. . 140 116 105 380 181 203 299 683 179 177 137 493 Fllegel 174 Handicap .. 84 138 84 120 432 84 252 Totala 921 876 945 2742 Litvinoff Sails For Washington PARIS, Nov. 1. (AP) Maxim Lit vinoff, soviet foreign commlsssr, sslled from Cherbourg today on the BerenRnrla en rout to Washington for h'a conversations with President Roosevelt concerning Russian recog nltlon. M. Lltvlnnff waa accompanied by Constanttn Oumanskl, press director of th commissariat for foreign af fairs, and Ivan Dlvtlknffskl. general secretary of the foreign office. 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Buzzell, during the taking of the picture, revealed hts ability to "ad lib" that la, to insert funny lines and gestures Into the picture on the spur of the moment and this ts said to heighten the laugh climaxes, slim Appears aa a lawyer who has a whole Jail populated with his clients, and ZaSu as a filing clerk who wants to save working girls from having to go to Rochester, a nearby town, with the local banker, a lecherous old vege- j tarlan. Oregon Went her. Unsettled tonight with rains west portion; Thursday ratn; slightly warmer east portion tonight; Increas ing scitherly winds offshore. is" One of Hollywood's latest romance seems to have developed In hospital, where Lyle Talbot, actor, was vlaited frequently by Judith Allen, former wife of Gus Sonnenberg, while Talbot waa recovering from auto accident Injuries, (Associated Press Photo) TIGERS 10 LEAVE FOR EUGENE TILT By Harold Grove With hla football squad In full strength again, Darwin K. Burgher, Medford high school coach, will leave either Thursday or Friday morning for Eugene to meet the strong Eugene high school eleven either In a night game starting at 7:30 o'clock or an afternoon game starting . at 2:30 o'clock on Friday. Eugene high Is rated as a good offensive and defensive team. Altho they have only won one game this season, they are slated to give Med ford a hard battle. Eugene has only been beaten once, the rest of Us games having been played to a tie. Eugene depends mostly upon a two man passing attack from Brown to Wright. Coach D. K. Burgher announced that 22 men would be selected to make the trip. Boys eligible for the trip are: Bill Bates, Ronald Baker, Ed Bennett, Russel Brown, Keith Estca, Ray Ettinger, Bob Fowler, Alan Ocbhardt, Herbert Glfford, Max Ol llnsky, Lloyd Hammack, Bob Htnman. Burdette Kindred, Galen Knox, Junior Kuehnle, Sam Kroachell, Stan Kunzman, Blondy Lewis, Bob Otto man. Joe Pierce. Bill Prentice. Olaf Sevcrson, Al Simmons, Pat Shaw. Don Stewart, Elmer Walker, Tommy White. POULTRY RAISERS BEING SIGNED UP Application blanks for producers who wish to Join the Rogue River Valley Poultry and Egg association are was announced by the chamber of commerce this morning. It la the desire of the agriculture committee of the chamber of com merce to perfect the organization aa soon as possible and those in the poultry and egg Industry are urged to apply for membership Immediately so that this work can proceed without delay. A committee composed of D. W. Beebe, J. H. Newton, and F. W. Rlch ter has application blanks as have the following stores: Samson's Feed and Seed store, Horner's Feed store. Mon arch Seed and Feed store, Medford Feed store. Swift and Company, and Economy Feed store. MEET TONIGHT First meeting of the general com mittee for Oregon's Diamond Jubilee celebration will be held at the cham ber of commerec tonight at 8:00 o'clock. It was announced this morn ing by chamber of commerce officials. Other meetings scheduled for the remainder of this week are: Legisla tive committee, Thursday. 4:00 p. m.; milk distributors, Thursday, 8:00 p.m. Board of directors, Friday noon. Meetings already held this week Include E. C. Jerome's talk at the Kl wants club and finance committee. Meetings scheduled for next week are: Membership, milk producers, egg and poultry producers, retail mer chants, sub -committees of Oregon's Diamond Jubilee celebration and a tolk at the Eagles by E. C. Jerome. The dates will be announced later. "During Dr. Emmens' absence In the east, Dr. Howard N. By water, eye. ear, nose, and throat surgeon, will be In his office at Grants Pass to attend anyone needing his services. Dr. By- water is rated ae one of the best men in hla line on the coast. Rummage Sale next Friday and Saturday by Ladies' Aid of First M. E. church, first door east of Rexall Drug Store. (Continued from page one) meet In Chicago today, preparatory to the Washlntgon trip. Quick Action Needed. Commending the President for "his earnest efforts to find an effective and Just solution of the farm prob lem." and for progress "thus far made,' the mid western executives added their belief th it "certain im mediate action, supplementary to ac tion taken by the national adminis tration Is Imperative." This immediate action, tha execu tives asserted. Includes: . An NRA code for agriculture auth orizing federal determination of mini mum prices for basic commodities to allow cost of production plus a rea sonable profit; regulating marketing to encourage ultimate control by co operatives and to "eliminate the pec ulatlve sale of farm commodities" determining the amount of products to be sold on the domestic marKet: and providing for licensing of pro ducers, processors and dealers in form commodities. Should Fix Prices. Pending adoption of the NRA code, the governors recommended that the government immediately fix prices for basic farm commodities "to restore the farm commodity price index to the same level aa the sll -commodity price index." Inflation "under proper safeguards and control," and payment of the Fourth Liberty Loan In new currency "instead of refunding with another interest bearing bond iseue" were urged. (Continued from page one) Levy Increase seen. Although the total amount Includ ed In the budget Is only slightly higher than lnet year, the levy will show a greater Increase, waa the opin ion of M. L. Alford, recorder, today, due to. the lower, assessed valuation of property. The levy last year was 20.7 mills. Mr. Alford anticipates a levy of lV,i mills this year. Speaking of the need to add an extra 9500 to the budget for police protection, Mayor E. M. Wilson ed clared this morning that If Medford needed a clean-up, "and reports Indi cate that It doea." we are going to have one. $300 Not Enough. He als oexpressed the doubt that an extra $500 would care for the situ ation, since no legislation has been provided to care for liquor regula tion, following repeal of prohibition. The last statea vote on repeal No vember 7. The special session of the Oregon legislature Is not acheduled to convene until November 20. What ' will occur during that two weeks pe riod no one has volunteered to say. Charter No. 13771 Reserve District No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF Medford National Bank Medford, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business on Oct. 23, 1933 ASSETS Toan. anrt discounts iu,au.i Overdrafts United Statea Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks and securtles owned Banking house. eOO.000: furniture and fixtures, $10,000... Reserve wltn Federal iteaerve jsans 1.511.77 107.750.00 85,586.14 70,000.00 35,379.44 104,079.68 3,797.09 17. Cash In vault and balances with other banks Outside checks snd other cash Items Total $610,411.53 LIABILITIES Demand deposits, except U. 8. Government deposlta, public funds and deposits of other banks $263,421.68 Time deposits, except postal savings, public funds and deposits of other banks - 117,618.54 Public funds of States, counties, school districts, or other subdivisions or municipalities - 03.405.27 18. United States Government and postal savings deposits 20.00D.00 19. Deposits of other banks. Including certllled and casnera checks outstanding - 3,192.00 29. Capital account: Class A preferred stock, 500 shares, par $100.00 per share, re tlrabte at $100.00 per ahare; common atock, 500 shares, par $100 00 per share $100,000.00 Surplus -. - 10.000.00 Undivided profits net ; - - 2.285.54 Reserves for contingencies . - .,..-. 188.50 113,574.04 Total, Including capital account ......... v $610,411.53 State of Oregon. County of Jackson, lis: I, Geo. T. Frey. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly awear that the above atatement la true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. GEO. T. FREY, Cashier. Correct Attest: J. A. PERRY. GEORGE M. ROBERTS, A. C. HUBBARD, Directors: Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of November, 1933. OCTAVIA B. WADDELL, Notary Pnblio. My commission expires December 20, 1933. A FULLY PACKED CIGARETTE ? - i inVw I Ml . v AO "it's toasted l"OR THROAT PROTECTION' rt)K BETTER TASTE Aim: Alw Choice tobaccos and no loose ends make Luckies burn smoothly This young lady is one of a small army of inspectors. Her job is to examine Lucky Strike -to make sure that it comes up to the exact standards we set. Every Lucky Strike she passes is full weight, fully packed, round and firm free from loose ends. And no Lucky that she examines leaves without this cf That's why each and every Lucky draws so easily burns so smoothly. AYS iltcjincst fofweeps AYS the finest tcorlimaiisln'p AYS Luchics please
