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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1933)
MEDFORD MAIL' TRTBUOT, MEDFORDv OREGON, TVEDXESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1933. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal Takes Position Here Mrs. Lota Carroll of Eugene has assumed her duties here as case worker for the Jackson county relief committee. Bergen Goes North Chaplain Willis Bergen of the Civilian Conservation corps is going to Portland, tomorrow, completing hia stay here. Tools Are Stolen Dale Smith, who lives about two and a half miles southwest of Phoenix, reported to police here that a number of tools were stolen from his ranch last nlfiht. Loses Bicycle Earl Courtney of North Grape street was minus one bicycle this morning. He reported the theft of same from his home last night to city police. Mrs. Johnston Here Mrs. A. M Johnston of Bakersfleld, Cal.. Is spending a few weeks In the city, visiting her sister, Mrs. James Taylor, on South Grape street. Hush to Lecture J. C. Rush will lecture here Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Knights of Pythtas hall, on the "Origin of Man." A small admission fee will be charged. See Crater Lake story From Min neapolis, Minn., comes a clipping to Med ford of the story of the carbon ized tree standing on its roots m Crater Lake. The story, read by Mrs. Chas. A. Wing's mother, was sent to the Wings by her. Bob Km mens 111 Bob Emmens, eon of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emmens, was brought to the Sacred Heart hospital last night as an emergency appendi citis case. Emmens Is a student at the University of Oregon and his par ents are visiting in the east this month. Tenjrwald Home Victor Tengwald of the Jackson county relief commit tee has returned from Eugene, where he attended the conference of relief and welfare workers in the university city. Dr. E. B. Mittelman, recently appointed statistician of the state re lief committee, announced that a federvl census is being compiled of all names on the relief rolls. Elmer Rex Goudy, executive secretary of the state relief committee, presided and many Interesting plans for handling of the transient problem were pre sented. Clarlbel Nye of Oregon State college volunteered much Informa tion on the diet question. Josephine Men Enrolled Seven men from Josephine county In the 18 and 25-year classification, were enrolled by the Civilian Conservation corps here today. Down from Lake With a load of snow on top of his auto, Ernest Hos tel came down from Cater Lake park last night and announced that stormy weather was prevailing Uiere. Veterans to Meet Commander Canfield has called a special meeting of Crater Lake post No. 1833, Veter ans of Foreign Wars, to be held at the Eagles' hall Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Every member Is urged to be present as matters of Importance will be discussed. Permit Total Given Building per mits In Medford totaled $5460 during the past month, It was announced to day by the city building departmont. This amount was divided In this man ner: Remodeling of residences, $4010: new residences, $750; remodeling in the business district, $650; and de molishing of buildings, $50. Parr Visits Here Roy Parr, who was recently released from the game division of the state police In the ecenomy program underway, stopped here last night en route to Ashland from Reedsport and turned In his equipment at state police headquar ters. He was accompanied to Med ford by his son, Roy Parr, Jr. Central Point Meeting Mabel C. Mack, home demonstration agent, has announced a meeting of the Central Point home demonstration unit for Thursday. November 2, at the Central Point Grange hall at 10 o'clock. A covered dish luncheon will follow and the afternoon will be spent consider ing practical suggestions for Christ mas gifts. Mrs. Gene Blackford, chairman of the unit, will direct the arrangements. Phoenix Circle to Meet Phoenix: The Neighbors of Woodcraft circle No. 242, will meet at the Grange nan on Thursday night of this weeic. As several Important Items of business are to be brought up. al members are urged to be present, especially the of ficers. Election of officers will be one of the main items of business. Following the business session, re freshments will be served by the of- fleers of the order. Meteorological Report November 1. 1033. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Unsettled with fain tonight and Thursday; not much change In temperature. Oregon: Unsettled tonight with rain west portion. Thursday rain; , slightly warmer In cast portion. F Local Data. . Temperature a year ago today: .Highest, 63; lowest, 34. 1 Total monthly.- precipitation, .0.02 Jftch. Total precipitation since September 1, 1033, 1.44 Inches; deficiency for tmB season, 0.42 Inch. Rltlve humldtty at 5 p. m. yes- Tmsrrw: sunrise, 645 a. m.; sun sat, S:04 p. m. SlfoservntronR Trtken at 6 a. m., 120 Mcrldinn Time. SWstw - 64 42 .06 Clear Cheyenne 68 36 .. Cloudy Eureka - 56 48 .... cloudy Helena 52 34 .... Clear Ls Angeles'. - 50 54 .... Clear MD0FORD 56 43 .03 Rain New Orleans ...... 76 66 .56 Rain Hew York 76 50 .... Clear OmaHa i. 62 .... Cloudy Phoenl 82 56 .... Clear Portland 60 46 .02 Rain Reno 60 30 .... Clear Roscburg 58 48 .08 Cloudy Salt Lake 62 32 .68 Cloudy San Francisco 64 54 .04 Clear Seattle 56 48 .02 Rain Spokane ...... 46 36 .42 Rain Walla walla 56 44 .26 Clear Washington. DC 64 .... Cloudy (Continued lrom page one) re1es by many years the ne of that title by Associate Justice Brandels. The Inner Russian negotiations were handled by the Soviet's unofficial murmur. ambassador here, Boris Bklvlrsky, who probably will be the first official ambassador. (Copyright, 1933, by Paul Mallon) 4 (Continued from page one) practically Impossible for him to view traffic, coming from the rear. Figures show that the greatest number of deaths lrom pedestrian accidents are caused by pedestrians crossing between intersections. The percentage is 27. Sixteen per cent of the accidents, resulting in death, oc cur when people are walking on the highways, and only 11 per cent are caused by children. The remainder result from pedestrians stepping from behind cars and miscellaneous acci dents. Several persons ha-ve been Injured TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY CASH PAID for men-e eeoadh&Dt suite, odd ;oau. nat and shoe Will a Wilson 33 n Front St. FOR SALE 1B29 Essex sedan, re cently overhauled. 836 E. 0th. FOR RENT -Modern 6-room house, close In. Inquire 20 So. Fir. FOR SALE Exceptionally fine Nara gansett hens and gobblers. Phone 408-J-l or call at W. W. Gregory ranch. Crater Lake highway be tween Medford and Eagle Point. FOR RENT 5 -room modern house. 34 No. Peach. Inquire 817 W. 2nd. W ANTED Truck to haul light load household good to Prlneville. Ore. Box 770, Tribune. REM ABLE GIRL wishes work even ings or for board and room. Am working way through achol. Tele phone 1519. WANTED Light used truck. Must be in good condition. Phone 633 FURNISHED 4-room house, 114 00: also fi-room furnlshod house, $18.00. pnone 1382-J. WILL TRADE 24 A-l rsbblt hutches for wood. Phone 124. CASH for good auto or trade 1-ton truck, fine lady's fur coat, cows or furniture for wme. Phone 438, day or night. 32 No. Riverside. WANTED At once, from grower 10T boxes orchard run apples. Winter Nelis pears, peaches, what else have you? Farmers Exchange, old Meat Market Building. Phoenix. Ore. Charlie Chan Film at Rialto -1 Warner Oland plays his most fa mous role, that of the Oriental de tective, In "Charlie Chan's Greatest Case," at the Rialto theater today and tomorrow. - Besides being one of the most widely-known characters in the polico world, Chan is almost equally well-known for his quaint manner of expression, which Is par ticularly amusing to Americans. He has often been called the "Chinese Will Rogers," combining as he does, amusing anecdotes and Chinese phi losophy In a thoroughly enjoyable fashion. This coupon Is published for the convenience of Community Chest contributors who wish to personally present or mall their plcdcct direct to Chest headquarters at the .Medford Chamber of Commerce office. Contributions of food and clothlnc will also be welcome In this effort to meet community welfare needs for the coming season. Medford Community Chest for 1934 Sl'BSCRIPTION IHANK Name Date H . In consideration of the subscriptions of others to the MKDFORD COM MUNITY CHKST. and to provide funds for Medford's Relief and Welfare Work, 1 subscribe: , Full pledge. ,..........Cash herewith. Unpaid balance In .Monthly payments. . Quarterly payments. Signature , Address.. Designation. If any .., watchman on duty, found tuch pre caution futile when school goers made the windows conform with oth ers of the town this morning. Residents of the clt. who were In a festive mood, attended the Elks' dance at the temple, winch marked the official opening of the social sea son, w.hile others danced at private costume events or went to the mov ies, which also boasted spooky offerings. Dance at Lake Creek Grange hall Saturday night. Butte Falls orchestra. czsz May Enroll Yoolinen--The Jackson ounty relief committee Is consider ing the enrollment ot experienced woodsmen for work with the civilian Conservation Corps, it was announced today. And work Ls underway to de. termlne the need and eligibility of experienced men. lTrvriiTnlf u..w.wiwiK....t.A.KrMM)M.l. AaJijUirfWisiiVirfJ sitou at 1:41 1:00-9:00 Starts Tomorrow This'll Hand You a Laugh! His intentions were honorable . . . but his arms were around the Wrong Gal! and two were killed here recently In pedestrian accidents. An unknown man was killed on the highway be tween Medford and Phoenix last week. Tills week Sam Chisholm was seriously injured on the highway north of Gold Hill, when struck by an auto, and last night Raymond Blngman, young son of the E. R. Bingmans, was critically Injured, when running across North Riverside. Several weeks ago Geo. S. Gordon of Central Point was killed when walking from that city to this one during the early morning. Numerous other minor accidents have occurred, emphasizing the need from Immediate action to check the habits of pedestrians. 4 Hardesty Burled. PORTLAND, NOV. 1. (AP) Fun eral services were to be held here to day at 2:30 p. m, for Millard F. Har desty, 64, reading clerk at the state senate. He died at his home here Sunday. Interment will be at Astoria. Midget Photos, 8 for 10c. Peasley Studio, opp. Holly theater. RCA PERFECT SOUND TON IT E James Dunn In "HELLO SISTER" Tuc. Joan Blondell In "BROADWAY BAD" Eve. 7 p. m. Dally Mat. 1:30. Are You Happy? Mental satisfaction ls the foun dation of success. 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I will present miielt when called at the CRATRRIAN Theatre for a tlrt appearance and In the city finals on NOVI,Mni;R 1BTII. .Mould be telected. Name Addresi Plea.e print In full Name of your Druggist.. Age - No. in act- Phone Type of act Mltnature of parent or tuardlan If entrant Is under 21 jeara of ese. E The city of Medford awakened this morning to view the world through a lot of soapy windows and realized that Hallowe'en had come and gone again and that youth was not extinct In the valley. No important damages from cele bration of the holiday were reported to the police. Several gates were car ried from fences and a lot of tires were without air. Rotten apples In several cases supplemented the cab bages Sherwood Anderson used to write about, and a few tomatoes also adorned doorways. TVie Groceteria No 1, which escaped decoration last night by keeping a SUM su andZASU PITT I ENDS TONIGHT I B:ith Lucille Gleason George Barbier Verree Teasdale Donald Meek Sil.iw at 1:4.1 1:00-11:00 S.MiWiiyaeVuafuii'uaati 9 I Muta 15c Kres 25c Kiddles . . 10a Today and Thursday Charlie Chan Returns! " I "CSla Thelma Todd 4jrV" . Patsy Kelly mt (W ' J 'Beauty and the Bus' A vkA V " Kalabahal' f ' ffw' I foV Paramount Newi mil. s' WWlMJIJIjfi)iIDIB''Illt"ltll1llillilll!i 9 And do not timo yon . . . eaix tracinga. J Jangled Nerves Can Make Driving Miserable For You and Others Do you ever worry? Have you thlngaon your mind? Areyouhlgh-atrunf...Bliva? Then watch out. Check up t!ay and eee if you ever fly oft" the handle. ..the telltale aiffn of jangled nervea. Thoae around you notice it long before you do yourself. That's one of the great est dangora of jangled nervea. Without your knowing It you may be Mying and doing things you will regret bitterly afterward. 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