; irEDFOKD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1933.
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The little luzzy animal had a bad
ly Injured leg, which apparently had
caused Its death In the street at the
corner on West Second street ao
neighbors not wanting the little "kit
ten" run over by any more passing
motorists, called the city police sta
tion, asking Mthat it be removed.
Chief of Police Clatous McCredle
telephoned the City Sanitary Service
and the large truck made a trip to
the address given by the officer.
There they found the little yellow
teddy bear, with the Injured leg.
Surprised, but fulfilling their duty,
the draymen took the little bear to
the place where all such dead pets
go.
One neighbor In that section this
morning said that she had noticed
all the passers-by "shy" past the
place where lay the little yellow heap,
and when another neighbor said,
"There Is a dead kitty across the
street,", the report was made to the
police.
The Keystone
Baffling Mystery
Picture Added To
Bill At Craterian
One of the most exciting and baf
fling mystery stories ever screened
has been chosen for the regular Sat
urday night preview at the Craterian
theater tomorrow after the regular
9 o'clCv'k show.
The title of this thriller la "The
fc5Uk Express." and the featured roles
are carried by Nell Hamilton, Shells
Terry, Guy Klbbee, Arthur Byron,
Dudley Dlgges, Allen Jenkins and
many other well-known players.
The situation Is most unique, prac
tically all the action taking place
aboard an axpss train speeding
across the continent from Seattle to
New York, loaded with $3,000,000
worth of silk. The plot revolves
around the attempt of silk specu
lators to wreck the train to prevent
the arrival of the silk after fihey have
cornered the New York market.
Two mysterious murders are com
mitted aboard the train, with an at
tempted third. Eight persons are
under suspicion, with the finger of
guilt pointing alternately at each.
These Include train detectives, &
tramp beatnlg his way across the
country on the blind baggage car and
a scientist, his daughter and a doc
tor. It is not until the train reaches
New York that the mystery is finally
cleared up.
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" Courtesy Son f ronclsco Cfironirl
AT OLD AGE PENSION
6ALEM, Not. 8. (P) Following
ether "revolting" Oregon counties,
tho M&rlon oounty budgfteera re
fused to Include one cent In the
proposed 1834 budget for payment of
old ee pensions, -'white elephant"
gift to counties from the 1933 state
legislature.
An Item of 105,000 submitted In
the preliminary estimates wa re
jected late yesterday.
Fairgrounds Dance
Hall Is Improved
Oeorge "Dlnty" Moore, manager of
. the fairgrounds dance pavilion and
director of the Eight Little Olants
orchestra, which plays there every
Saturday night, announced today
that workmen have finished prepar
ing the hall for the winter dancing
season. They have repaired the root
and have installed extra heating
equipment to make the hall comfort
able for southern Oregon dance lov
ers, according to Mr. Moore.
High Mountains
Don Snow Mantle
HOOD RIVER, Ore.. Nov. . (AP)
Clear skies today following a week
of stormy weather In which 3.10
leches of. rain fell, revealed that
Mount Hood and Mount Adams have
new mantles of snow far below the
timber Wive. Defiance, and other
foothill peaks ordinarily without deep
snow until much later, also are snow
topped. Warrant Call.
Notice Is hereby given that Bohool
District No. 49. Jackson County, war
rants No. 4268 to No. 4690 Inclusive
are called for payment. Interest to
, cease on November 4. 1933. Warrants
to be presented for payment at the
office of the District Clerk, City Hall,
Medford, Oregon.
REBECCA JENSEN.
Clerk School District No. 40.
Business Slump
At State Prison,
That's Good News
SALEM, Nov. 8. (AP) "Healtfty
Increases' In business are good
news to many and a "healthy de
crease" In population Is good news
to Oregon penitentiary officials.
For the first time In almost four
years the population of the Ore
gon prison la below 800. There are
now 707 "enrolled." On December
S, 1929. there were only 794 pris
oners. A rapid Increase brought
the population to the high total
of 957 on March 16. 1931.
Courthouse
News
( Furnished oj the Jackson Oounty
Abstract Co. 121 B Sixth Street)
Football Schedule Nov. 4
EAST
Teams Place
Amherst vs. Mass. State . Amherst ............
Boston College vs. Georgetown .. Boston ......
Bowdoln vs. Bate Brunswick
Brown vs. Prlnceton........-..Provtdence ....
Bucknell vs. W. Maryland Scran ton
Colgate vs. Tulane - New York
Cornell vs. Columbia ......Ithaca
1032
Score
- 0-21
rordham vs. St. Mary's (Calif.)..
O. Washington vs. Tennessee..
Harvard vs. Lehigh
Manhattan vs. C. C. N. Y....
New Hampshire vs. Tufts.....
Penn vs. Lafayette .
Pittsburgh vs. Centre
Rutgers vs. Springfield
Syracuse vs. Penn State
Temple vs. Drake...
0-
14-
Navy vs. Notre Dame ........
Army vs. Coe
Wesleyan vs. Trinity. ...........
Williams vs. Union
Yale vs. Dartmouth ,
New York ..
Washington .
..-.Cambridge . . -
.....Brooklyn IS- A
Durham .......... H
Philadelphia
.....Pittsburgh
... .N. Brunswick 18- 0
.-..Syracuse 12- 6
Philadelphia -
Baltimore 0-12
West Point .
Midd le town
! WllUamstown .
New Haven
CENTRAL
Butler vs. Valparaiso Indianapolis
Chicago vs. Wisconsin...... .....-......Chicago
Crelfthton vs. Washington U..... Omaha -
DePaul vs. s. Dakota Chicago -
Detroit vs. Holy Cross.-.-.. .-.Detroit
7- 0
0-8
6- 0
, 7-18
40- 0
Illinois vs. Mlchiprnn...
Illinois Wee. vs. Brndley.
Iowa vs. Iowa State - ....Iowa City
Michigan State vs. Kansas State East Lansing
Missouri vs. Nebraska...... ...Columbia ....
Northwestern vs. Minnesota.. .. . Eva nston
Ohio State vs. Indiana.... ....Columbus ....
Champrlgn . - 0-32
Bloomlngton ...... - 0- 0
Ohio Wes. vs. Cincinnati.....
Purdue vs. Carnegie Tech.... .
W. Virginia vs. Marquette..
Delaware .
...Lafayette
-M organ town
Wittenberg vs. Ohio U - Springfield . ....
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Coorado vs. Colorado Coll -....Boulder
Colorado Mines vs. Col. Aggies....- Golden ..................
34- 7
8-10
0-12
0-39
Dakota Wes. vs. S. Dak. Mines Mitchell
Denver vs. BrlRham Young Denver
Moorhead vs. N. Dakota State Moorhead
Mornlngalde vs. N. Dakota... ..-.-Sioux City ...
Utah State vs. Wyoming Logan
FAR WEST
College Pacific vs. Cal. Aggies -Stockton
Gonzaga vs. Washington State Spokane
Oregon vs. Utah .. Portland
Redlands vs. Pomona . .Rcdlands
Santa Clara vs. Rice San Francisco
Stanford vs. Olympic Club Stanford
I U. C. L. A. vs. California Los Aneeles ....
0-24
0-13
12- 0
Francisco calling on their regular
customers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Northc-aft
and two sons from Medford were
callers at the Hoiman home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet t Kl Ingle ipent
the afternoon In Medford Tuesday.
Deane Owens of the Wellen district
spent the evening at the W. R. Hoi
man heme November 1.
T. R. Kline reports that the pack
ing season la drawing to a close at
the Bear creek orchards, where he is
employed.
Phone 543. We will haul away your
refuse, city Sanitary Service.
' This coupon Is publtihed for the convenience of Community Chest
contributors who wish to personally present or mall their pledges direct
to Chest headquarter at the Meilrnrd Chamber of Commerce office.
Contributions nf food and rlnthhiK will alio be welcome In this effort
to meet community welfare need (or the coming reanon.
Medford Community Chest for 1934
srnsrnipTiON blank
Name..,
Pate...
In consideration or the subscriptions of others tn the MFDFORD COM
MUNITY CHEST, and to provide funds fur Medford Relief and Welfare
Work, 1 subscribe:
9
I-
-..Full pledge.
...Cash herewith.
...Unpaid balance In
Monthly payments.
Quarterly payments.
Signature .
Address....
Designation, If any
APPRAISAL IS PILED
Inventory and appraisal of the es
tate of the late Mary M. Dunn of
Ashland, southern Oregon pioneer,
was filed today in circuit court. The
value of the estate s fixed at $25,
377.25. J. W. McCoy, Thomas Simp
son and W. H. McNair of Ashland
were appraisers.
The estate consisted largely of
bonds and stocks In southern Oregon
enterprises of substantial standing.
Two notes one for 25 and the other
for $50, granted In 1904 and unpaid
appeared as "no value."
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B
usiness
Ch
eer
WASHINGTON, Nov, 2. (AP) The
public works administration with the
approval of President Roosevelt to
night allotted $135,000,000 for rail
road purposes, Including $51,000,000
for purchase of steel rails and fast
enings by approximately 20 railroad
companies and $84,000,000 for con
struction work by the Pennsylvania
railroad.
Marriage Licenses.
Clifford H. Moore and Velma M.
Rodgers.
H, Curtis Bonney and Myrtllla CT.
Marbach.
(Continued rrom page one)
necessary than voters at some Central
American elections.
The newsman tipped State Secre
tary Hull, who had not been advised
of the matter. Hull raised such an
inner fuss that the navy Roosevelt
cancelled the order.
It would have been a diplomatic
mistake to let them go. The mere
mention of the word marines sends
chills down Latln-Ametflcan spines
these days.
NALLEY ESTATE HEARD
Testimony was being heard today
before Circuit Judge H. D. Norton
In the claim of A. Becker against
the estate of Anna O. Nalley for
$1300 for services rendered.
A half dozen witnesses have been
callde to testify In the proceedings,
which is one of several similar ra
tions arising in the settlement of the
estate,
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widow Suicides.
Vancouver.. Wash.. Nov. 8. fAP)
The body of Mrs. Henry Crass, about
80, widow of a iormer mayor ana
well-known attorney of Vancouver,
wa fmind In her home here today.
Physicians said she had taken poison.
Mrs. Crass, prominent socially here,
had been in ill health since the death
of her husband five months ago.
TELA, Honduras. Nov. 3. (AP)
Kenneth 8. Stout. American vice
consul here, accidentally shot and
seriously wounded himself today. He
la expected to recover. Stout waa
born In Portland, Ore.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr of
Cleveland, Ohio, are the parents of
a daughter, named Joy Diane, bora
October 8. Mr. Carr, the son of Mrs
W. N. Campbell, formerly made his
home here.
Notice.
Protect the biros. Get your "No
Hunting. No Trespassing" signs at the
job Department of the Mall Tribune
28-3C N. Grape.
All
Authorized Maytag Service,
makes repaired. Phone 800.
Circuit Court. .
Delroy Oetchell vs. D. r Huson,
Margaret Huson; foreclosure.
Pearl May McClane vs. George J.
McClane; divorce.
J. H. Hardy. C. C. Wolters assume
the business name of "Ashland Gro
ceteria." J. A. Perry et al, Trustees, vs. F. E.
Barneburg, sometimes known as
Fred Barneburg; for recovery of cer
tificate of attachment filed.
. State vs. F. D. Marble; obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Frances L. Simmons vs. Charles 0.
Simmons; divorce.
Estate of Orren Daniel Payne (dec.)
admitted to probate.
Jackson County Bldg. & Loan Assn.
vs. M. J. Peregra et ux, Harry Furch
et .-ux, Rachel Mead et vlr, D. M,
Deter et ux; foreclosure.
Lewis Super Service Station vs.
Grace Wold; chattel lien.
Roy M. Parr vs. Paclflo Record
Publishing Co., Earl H. Fehl cer
tificate of levy.
W. W. Prickett vs. P. B. Wlckhara;
lien.
Lewis Super Service Station vs.
Orace Wold; chattel lien.
LONG MOUNTAIN, Nov. 8. (Spl.)
Mrs. Lawson called at the Nichols
home Tuesday morning.
A Hallowe'en entertainment Includ
ing a box social was given at the
Long Mountain school October 30.
Many attended.
Miss June Stowell, Miss Grace Hol-
"Durlng Dr. Em mens' absence In the
east, Dr. Howard N. Bywater, eye, ear.
nose, and throat surgeon, will be in
his1 office at Grants Pass to attend
anyone needing bis services. Dr. By
water Is rated as one of the best u;en
in his line on the coast."
Head
COLDS
Put Menthol alum In
the nostrils to relievo
congestion and clear
the breathing passages.
Long Mountain
man. Tommy Stoweil. Glenn LannlnR
attended a Hallowe'en party given by
Victoria Dp hack oj Eagle Point Octo
ber 30.
Emmett Klingle haa started hla fall
plowing.
Mlsa Wllma Houaton of Trail apent
Monday night with Mlaa June Stowell.
Mr. Olvana has brought hla cattle
home from Dead Indian where they
have been all summer.
Turkey buyers are here from San
ALL BEST QUALITY
EY WOOD
BODY FIR and HARDWOOD
ROYAL
Utah's Purest Coal
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FUEL OIL
Any Kind You Want
F. E. SAMSON CO.
Phone 833. 229 N. Riverside
(S TIMES EACH DAY
, v , e
. . . That's how often Mrs, Smith serves
Sunshine Krispy Crackers!
As a special for Saturday we feature
a wonderful
PRUNE CAKE
at 20c and 40c
fop a two layer cake covered with
caramel frosting
SERVE
HOMEY MAID
BREAD
BREAD
At your meals
Liberty Bldg.
Heath's Drug Store
Medford Bldg.
Phone 884
These cut prices are for cash
only. We can not afford to
charge goods sold at such
prices
1 gal; Dr. Blazo's Mineral Oil $1.69
Dr. Miles Nervine . .67c
Gillette, Probak and Auto Strop
Blades . . . . ..-.,.,
Kreemoff Rolls ......... 21c
35c Vicks.Vapo Rub . . .-. 21c
Special package Eaton's Stationery 49c
25c Colgate's Tooth Paste. . 17c
25c Dr. West's Tooth Paste . 17c
5 lbs. Epsom Salts . .....T., 23c
I
Heath's Drug Store
Medford Bldg.
Phone 884
soup at nt" V'X, . .VSv .XVA.X I
ore crackers per pound in the XfuX "
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19' i fill LUt . I T-f-h-A-frSL .Y V K ArtCI
fwvrnc!f w w i uvll.ii
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LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT COMPANY
PORTLAND