PSCFE FOUR'
SIEDFORTJ IfVUJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1933.
DR. JOHN F. REDDY,
CITY'S DEVELOPER,
TO FINAL REM
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elvtri of nls fortune as wall a tali
time In derating all that he had to
hU one elm In lire, the advance
ment f Medtord and southern Ore
gon, particularly her mineral wealth.
He wa mayor of the city In 1907
and 1008, and brought Med ford her
flrat water sy.tem and her flrat pay
ing. Ha aold orchard properties,
bringing Into the ralley wealth, cul
ture and the Beginning of industry.
Through hi effort the Psclflo and
Eastern railroad wa developed and
aold by Edgar Hater and himself to
the Hill Interest!.
promoted Railroad
The coast railroad, now promising
to extend to the sea from the Oranta
Pass route, was promoted and de
veloped by Dr. neddy. The Grants
Pass section of the road was built
by him and his associates. To him
a portion of the Roosevelt highway
also owes It beginning and he built
a section of the Alturas road Into
Susanvlll,, Oal. With Colonel Frank
H. Kay he was Identified In the early
daye with all effort aimed to bring
Industry to the Rogue River valley.
The Nash hotel, the center of
southern Oregon social life during
the colorful boom days, was owned
and operated by Dr. Reddy, and vis
ited by some of the nation's most
wealthy and distinguished people,
many of whom purchased extensive
orchard holdings.
Friend of Patton
With the operation of the Nash
hotel, his local connections with
Owney Patton, a lifelong friend, be
gan. Mr. Patton was brought from
Spokane, Wash., to run Vie hotel.
The two had been friend In the
northern city, where Dr. Reddy had
practiced medicine and where he was
at one time chief of police. The
Patton-Reddy friendship, however,
began back in Mayo county, Ireland,
before Dr. Reddy wa born. Owney
Patton -recalled today. The two fam
ilies started from Liverpool tc
America, both headed for Cleveland,
Ohio, where Dr. Reddy was bom De
cember 3. 1807. The -Reddys came
on the steamer, which was first to
sail out of the harbor. The Pattons
earns pn a windjammer and the
winds were favorable. The Pattons
were first to reach Castle Garden.
Both families settled In Cleveland.
Ohio, and remained friends through
the many sections of the nstlon that
they traveled.
Mining Fascinated
' In Spokane, Wash., Dr. Reddy was
married m 1697 to Mary r. Cowley,
who survives him. He had come first
to Seattle, where he had lost all he
had In a fire. In Spokane he was
associated with the practice of medl
' cine with Dr. Stockton. Mining, at
all times fascinating to him, how
ever, weaned him away from the
medical profession and be there en
tered that field, which elalmed bis
Interest until his death,
He was president of the Southern
Oregon-Northern California Mining
association, and during the world
war he mined chrome for the gov
ernment In Siskiyou county, Califor
nia. Dr. Reddy was also a member of
the Elk' lodge, the Knlghte of Col
umbus and of the Sacred Heart
Oathollo church. He leaves, besides
his widow, a brother, Owen P. Reddy,
of Eugene, Ore., and Via following
son and daughters; Paul Reddy,
Hollywood, Cel.; Mrs. Walter Brown,
Tahiti; Dorothea Reddy, San Fran
elsoo; John P. Reddy, student at
Oonnga; Agatha, Mary Elizabeth and
Michael ot.Medford. He also has
two nieces In Medtord: Mrs. Everett
Brayton and Mrs. James Murray. An
other nleoe, Genevieve Reddy, of
Cleveland, Is now visiting In this
city.
A brother, Martin J, Reddy, for
mer well known local Jeweler, pre
eeded him In death, as did a sister,
Mrs. Mamie DeLln, also a former
resident here.
Funeral aervtoes, which will be di
rected by the Perl Funeral Parlors,
will be announced later,
"CHANDIT COMESTO
ROXY SATURDAY
Th grmt radio charaotor, Chmdu.
will b played by Edmund Lowe, In
ttx thrill picture, "Chandu th Ma
gician which com to th Roxy
thter tomorrow. Tha oast Includes
Btfla IiUgo&l, Irene Wars and Henry
B. Walthall. Chapter tlx of "The
Whlaperlng Shadow," a comedy, and
a Mickey Mouse cartoon complete the;
program,
' "Broadway Bad, featuring Joan
Blondell and Rlcardo Cortes, closes
at the Boxy tonight.
Smart For The Co-Ed
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EX-HEAD OF G. A. R.
1 1 f i 3t
The co-ed can go anywhere In
this smart checkered brown and
beige tweed top coat. It has a col
lar of raccoon with an Inner ocarf
permitting It to drape the should
tre In pleasant weather. (Associat
ed Press Photo)
STATE TO BUY
P
SALEM. Not. 8. (AP) The state
board of control today authorized ex
penditure of $30,000 for the purchase
of the Camp-Clatsop site of 363 acres
and an additional 100 acres to be
used for the federal government In
continuing permenent Improvements
for the Oregon national guard in
clatsop county.
The lotion, based on a 1833 legis
lative aot specifying that sum be ap
propriated when possible by the board
followed the appearance of State Sen.,
ator Prank yranclscovloh of Astoria
and members of the Clatsop county
court.
The delegation pointed out the
state now was paying 93330 a year
rental for the leaned property, and
that the federal government had ap
propriated $43,300 additional for per
manent Improvements If the state
assure definite plans to purchase the
site. I
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, Nov. S.
(AP) John Lanier, 35 of Winston-
Salem was arrested there today and
charged by police with plotting to
kidnap Mrs. Hlchard J. Reynolds, wife
of the millionaire tobacco magnate.
Lanier was arrested when he celled
for a package supposedly containing
money planted In accordance with
the instructions forwarded Mrs. Rey
nolds at the time of the threat.
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J. A.
PASSES IN INDIANA
Newa wae received here today of
the death In Terre Haute, Ind., of
Mrs. J. A. Blschoff. who recently left
Medfcrd for the east with her family
Telegram received by Mrs. B. T.
Btuelson 'from Miss Mary Blschoff
stated that her mother tiled, yester-1
uity. wius in- i--r .irnivn wii"'i
the Blschoffs left Medford for tneirl
old home.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nor. SfAP)
Capt. James 0. Shaw, 80, who saw
long service In the civil war and
carried to his death a Confederate
bullet that lodged In his shoulder
at Chtckamanga, will be laid to rest
in' a veterans' grave here tomorrow.
He died at his home here Wednes
dsy. Cspaln Shawe former state com
mander of the Q. A. R., and com-
mftndant of the soldiers' home at
meuurx, orgaiiiau ine hist KJittyuu
N talon A -Guard unit In Oregon City.
Heseryed In the civil war with Ohio
units, was In the siege of Corinth
and the battle or Stone River, and
participated. In Sherman march to
th. sea; the- 8s,vanah siege and the
grand revtew at, Washington.
4-
ECE
Albert Buch, director of the cham
ber of commerce, ha accepted the
responsibility of organizing a mining
committee for the local chamber, It
was announced today, following a
meeting of the board of directors.
Personnel of the committee and the
program to be adopted In the future
was not annduhced by Mr. Burch,
but It la his Intention to sppolnt the
committee within a day or so.
It is the opinion of chamber direc
tors that a mining committee can do
very effective work both in Interest
ing capital In propertlea here and In
Investigating proposed operations and
lte future activities will be watched
with Interest.
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Under Investigation
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Alfwd L. Cllne, Glendale, Cal
Insurance man who is held at 8sn
Bernardino on a annd thrt k.
In eonnectlqn with the reported
drugglno s.nd robbery of a JLos An
geles man, while .an Investigation
unmrwiy iiio tne death of re I a.
tlvesi (Asaoclated Press Photo)
LT SCHOOL
Honor roll for the Roosevelt school
was Issued today, and Included the
names of the following children, who
received high grades for the alx week.
period:
IB Dolores Ray, Eileen Young.
3B Betty Johnson. Bernlce Myers.
Jo Ann Humphrey, Josn Elliott.
3A Lois Ann Hubbard, Richard
Stuart.
8B Betty Prey. Jack Orey, June
Jnrrnln, Jack Moffat, Richard McEl
hose.
BB Alfred Dodson.
SB Mary Both Bradftsh.
6A Olorla Williams.
THREE PLEAD GUILTY
TO ROBBERY CHARGES
LA GRANDE, Ore., Nov. S. (AP)
Jesse B. Paul, escaped Oklahoma con
vict: James Dushane, former Inmate
of a Texas prison, and Glenn. Slmms
of Uklah, Ore., this morning entered
plena of guilty In circuit court at
Enterprise to charges of assault and
robbery being armed with a danger
ous weapon. Judge J. W. Knowlea
sentenced Paul and Dushane to life
terms In the penitentiary and gave
Slmms ten years.
PORTLAND. Not. 3. (AP) Donald
Long was elected president o' the
Jackson club at the annual meeting
of the Democratic organisation here
last night. Mrs. J. E. Freights was
elected vice president.
Other new officers are Willis Ma-
honey, mayor of Klsjruith Falls, sec
ond vice president; Ben Flaxel, dis
trict attorney of Coos county, third
vice president; Miss Oladys Everett,
fourth vice president; Mrs. John
Buckley, secretary, and Ellis Barnes,
treasurer.
We Appreciate . . .
The generous patron aire accorded onr dining room
hy the people of Mrdford and the Rogue River
Valley! In quality of food and standard of sc trice,
we have endeavored to offer our patrons TMK BEST
t i Because of this the
HOTEL MEDFORD
DELICIOUS
LUNCHES AND DINNERS
will continue to be the greatest vnlne In town , .
Enjoy one of thee meals and you will agree
The prices, too. are very moderate
Luncheon . !!! t)t fi il (l r-.i'fil rMtt,; 50c
Dinner Full Course 75c
W cordially Invtte yea to dine at MM ford OWN
hotel . . , known from Canada to M.lro for It,
GOOD FOODI
P. 0. DENSON, MANAGER
Get Your Coat .
At Adrienne's
SATURDAY
Ureas Coats with
stunning Msnchn
rlan Wolf collars.
Bny tomorrow and
save at this low
price
$185
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DRESSES
Three plere knitted suits and wool
drees. aprvlslly priced at
$6.95
Adrienne's
Jack Pearl Coming
To Holly Saturday
In Clever Comedy
Jack Pearl, famous "Boron Munch
ausen" of the radio, and Jimmy Du
rante, cavort In Pearl's first motion
picture. "Meet the Baron." which
opens at the Holly Saturday. Inci
dentally, while they were at It Pearl
"sold" Jimmy the Idea of a debut on
radio.
The new picture shows the face of
the man whose voice Is familiar to
millions of radio listeners and the
film proves him to be a most accom
plished actor. Amid the hilarity, Pearl
takes the audience Into a broadcast
ing atatlon and with Ben Bard Bhows
thsm "how he does It."
In "Meet the Baron" Durante and
"The Baron" undergo hilarious ad
ventures at a girls' college. "The
Bason" and Zasu Pitt nuke love In a
freeilng Icebox. He and Durante
make a triumphant entry aboard an
elephant. There are all sort of
soreamlngly funny complications
agslnst which Is a pattern of music
snd dsnclng. for the "students" In
the girls' college are a bevy of beauti
ful chorines, singing and dancing to
music by Jimmy McHugh and Doro
thy Fields.
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WASHINGTON, Nor. 8. yp) - A
price of a33.67 was established for
to-day's Reconstruction Corporation
purchases of newly mined gold, an
advance of 31 cents over yesterday.
NEW YORK, Nov. a. (p The New
York state chamber of commerce
went on record today in strong op-
jsuntmu w f jiiimnricu tuuciitj, aim
demanded that the United States re- I
turn to a permanent gold standard I
with the utmost promptness.
The action was taken at s special
meeting attended by men eminent In
the financial snd business affairs of
the state and nation.
f
Bllde nurles Klght
SANTIAGO, Cuba. Nov. 3. (AP)
Juan Bueno, his wife and their six
children were burled In their hut to
day by a landslide In the Fusteton
section of the foothills of the Sierra
Maeatra mountains as the result of
torrential rains.
Broken windows glazed by
Trowbridge Cabinet Works.
HIGHER EDUCATION
HARMONY IS PLEA
OF STATE LEADER
PORTLAND, Not. 3. VPik plea
for harmonious cooperation, and
condemnation of what he described
as "defestlst tactics," characterized
two add resses ma d e Th ursd ay by
Roscle C. Nelson of Portland, presi
dent or the state board of higher
education, who visited Qhe campuses
of University of Oregon and Oregon
State college.
Tn an address before faculty mem
bers and students at Bugene, Mr.
Nelson criticized such persons as
have, he said, been subtely sabot
aging the efforts of Chancellor W. J.
Kerr. "Dr. Kerr la sincere." the
chairman declared. "He if not out
to harm the university as some
woulfi have us believe."
He warned tne dissension must be
overcome for "already people have I
been heard discussing tthe great sav-
kng which would be, effected were1
both the university 'and college1 to
bo closed for several yesrs."
At the Corvauls campus later.
Chairman Nelson declared that
"wholesome, healthful and generous
rivalries are good, but there la
no place for sabotage directed against
any individual or any institution."
He observed that "there Is no com
petition between lighthouses," quot
ing one of the educators of his own
alma mater, the Xinlverslty of Virginia-Nelson
declared there must be no
false and Injurious rivalry between
the State college and the university.
NORTHWESTERN STOPS STANFORD IN SCORELESS TIE
in
7 .a :ts
Here's a bit of action from the Intersectional battle at Soldier field, Chicago, where Stanford,
highly favored eleven was stopped by Northwestern In a scoreless tie. GrayBon, Stanford fullback, il
shown with the ball just before he wae downed after making a short eain. (Associated Br ess Photo) j
County and School War-rants Accepted On Purchase
$5
DOWN
PUTS A SMART
John A. Barneburg, pioneer resident
of the city and valley, was reported
today in a serious condition. He has
been In poor health for some months.
Last Saturday night, while crossing
the street, he was struck by an auto,
and not seriously Injured. He was
striken last Monday, and has been in
a serious condition since. Three doc
tors were reported In attendance.
Barneburg, a forme county commis
sioner resigned last January, on ac
count of his health.
Davenport
In Your Home Balance
$5 a Month Special Price
$39.50
MOHAIR Davenport Sets
with reversible cushions . .
$59. OO
BALLROOM CLASSES
For High School and Junior '
High Students
K. P. HALL, SAT. 7 P. M.
Phone 1111
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
DEX
LINOLEUM VARNISH
Pale Quick-drying
Reduces task of linoleum
scrubbing to one swish of a
damp mop. Easy to apply.
Keep, linoleum bright and
new. Restores lustre of old
linoleum. One quart enough
for a vera pre aire kitchen.
SPECIAL...
I Quart of DEX
andlKin.Brulh
KtUt t.4 Vale
$1.19
98!
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
FLO-WAX
SPECIAL
I Pint FLO-WAX and
Lamk'a Wool Appllcitof
Rigultr tl.40 Vt!u
No tiresome rubbing. Just
spread Flo-Wix on with ap
plicator. Let It dry 15 or 20.
minutes. That's all. For lino
leum, composition or wood
floors.
HUBBARD
BROS.
INroRroBATr.n, ,
rat MiUn
Cline Piano Co.
Close Out
SALE
Jnst ifl Mont Fine Plan on Left,
All Going on This Great Closing
Out Sale.
BABY GRANDS
PARLOR GRANDS
This Beautiful Baby ftranrt only
sllthtly used .sold tot $62. to be.
closed out for
Balance, due $277 '
ray SS.00 Monthly
Several other new and used ones
going at Big Keclurtlons.
FREE DELIVERY
BUN8ALSW PIANOS
M5IV nraoALOtv PIANOf
Regular price $335
Close Out Price $170
I.V00 Monthly Hsndlrs
several renosnewed Vprtght rlsnos
to bs clowt out for lets thsn
Ikilance due.
Terms as
Low as
S1 Weekly
If yon srs thinking of purrhaMnjt
piano this vrsr or ntt don't fsll
to n th Bsrjstn IihIst,
Trrt Ptllxrrr tTlthtn tftn Mllm of
MMlfortt
Open Till 5.
Cline Piano Co.
4ni Esat Main St, Phone
MFKEOH11. ORrr.ON
exantfer Grocery, Inc
Phone 143.
FREE DELIVERY.
E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr.
Specials for Saturday
Large 40 oz. Dash Concentrated Soap Powder 19
Two 10c pkgs. Ivory Flakes Free
New crop old Fashioned Buckwheat Flour, 10 lbs. 63
Tip Top Coffee, 1 lb. pkg 1TA(
Large can Dressed Whole Clams 23
Old Fashioned Flake Hominy, lb-
Out Green Beans, large cans, 3 for .
Large can Oval Sardines, 2 for
Beans, white and red, 4 lbs...
10 bars Sunny Monday Laundry Soap
Cooked Corn Beef, 1 lb. can JL
Oleomargarine, 3 lbs.
School and County Warrants Accepted
10
29?
25?
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25?
BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOODS
RICHLIEU CANNED GOODS
1 1
A Miui's Smoke
Yes sir! If you like REAL,
TOBACCO, Just try thU he
man',, old fashioned laf To
baccodirect from old Ken
tucky. We have Just received a
special shipment!
PEOPLE'S MARKET
In Our New Location, 105 West Main
G. W. NICHOLS, Owner Phone 1058
We Sell "Home Products"
Buy at the People's Market and get the finest quality meats pro
duced right here in the Rogue River Valley.
BEEF STEAKS
round or sirloin, lb. 12V2C
Beef Pot Roast, lb. ..8c
Boiling Meat, lb. .... .6c
Hamburger, 3 lbs. ..25c
Pure Lard, 3 lbs 25c
Sugar Cured Ham, lb 17c
Veal Roast, lb 8c
Leg of Lamb, lb 15c
All Local Dressed Meats, We Do Our Part
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