MEDFORD MAIL TRIEUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 193.
PAGE SEVEN
NOTABLES AT NOBEL ANNIVERSARY BANQUET
Local and Personal
Visitor from Talent Miss Lucille,
' Holdrldge of Talent pnt Saturdsy
' shopping and visiting friend In Med
I tord.
Underroet Operation Mlaa Edith
Reed of East Main atreet underwent
an operation at the community hos
pital today.
.' Floyd Hart Returns Returning
yesterday by train from San Francisco
was Floyd Hart, vice-president of the
Timber Products company.
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' In South on Business Attorney
Gua Newberry la spending several
: days In San Francisco on legal busl-
. Bess.
"
' " Major Returns Having been to
Portland on a business trip, Mayor
' E. M. Wilson returned here Sunday
evening on the Shasta.
'" Meet for Luncheon East side circle
of the Presbyterian church will meet
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Don
Newbury, for luncheon.
'
Expected Home Today Chester and
Phoebe Ferguson, who spent the holi
days in Seattle, are expected to re
turn here this evening on the Shasta.
Returns to Riddle Mrs. E. W. Rid
dle left this forenoon on the Shasta
for her home In Riddle, having been
the guest hero of Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
. Keesee.
'! So New IJcense George Campbell,
' who did not have 1S34 license plates
on his automobile, was arrested Sun-
' rfv nltrht bv cltv. police. The case
will be turned over to state officers,
' Returns from Eugene Ernest R.
i Ollatrap. business manager of the
Mall Tribune, returned to Medford
Sunday from Eugene, where he had
been spending the past week
j Guards Give Dance Forest guards
of the Butte Falls district sponsored
, . dance at Butte Falls Saturday nignv
. -hich was attended by a number of
i forestry employes. .
. Murry In Hospital William Murry
was reported genius j -
terday at the Community hospital,
where he has been a patient iot -eral
days. . .
' Has Void Plates Robert Thomas
Kelty of Talent wm arrested at Phoe
nix Saturday by state police for hav
ing void license plates on his car.
He was scheduled to appear In Justloe
court Tuesday afternoon at Medford.
. .
" Miss Roberts ReturnsMiss Dorothy
, Roberts returned on the Shasta today
from Palo Alto, where she has been
the guest of her brother-in-law and
aister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maenti.
. since New Year's.
Miss Parker Home Mlaa Olive Par-
i; .,.,, vi Rundav from spending
' vu- iiHav in San Francisco and
. ' ..a hack in the office of McCurdy,
Daniels Insurance company this morn-
; tag.
CalUsons In Medford Mrs. Prince
: p. calllson arrived here this morning
; in the Shasta from the south, to Join
Mr. CalllBOn, who motored norm. nr.
, and Mrs. Calllson plan to continue
: to Eugene in a day or two, by motor.
,
Fined $5 E. C. SlUlman of Med
ford was fined 5 in Justice court
here this morning following his ar
rest on the Pacific highway north of
Medford on charges of having Inade
quate brakes on his automobile.
' week-end Guests Here Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Cannon of Roseburg were
guests of relatives In Medford for the
week-end. They were en route to
their home after spending the holi
days with Mr. cannon's family in
Riverside, Cal.
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Announce oranse Meet Phoenix
Orange will meet tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock in the Ors.nse hall, at
whtah time committees for the year
'will be named. A hobo supper will
, I be served, and each Orange member
h . . ramieativi to brine a lunch for
two. tied in a napkin.
Force Children Better Billy and
.Tackle Force, sons of Mr. and Mrs,
Hsrry Force of Oold Hill, who have
been 111 for tne past several
rrrr renorted lmnroved today. Billy
has gone home, but Jackie Is still in
the Sacred Heart hospital for treat
ment.
inn in Medford Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Stuart Knapp, staff members of
t.H National PInvsround and Kecre
atlonal association, arrived here to
dav from Portland. Mr. Knapp is In
rt.roe of the dramatic institute in
Jackson county, which Is being held
this week.
On Shasta Today In their business
car, Del Monte, several officials of the
Southern Pacific company were trav
eling north today on the Shasta. They
Included A. D. McDonald, president;
J. H. Dyer, vice-president; E. I. King,
superintendent of the Portland dlvi
iin. and H. A. Hampton, division
engineer, Portland.
f nmnlete Visit Here Mr. Rose
Keesee, who has been the guest of her
son and daughter-in-iew. mr.
Mrs. H. W. Keesee. since New Tear's
day, returned Thursday to her home
In Klamath Fa'.ft, with Mrs. Olen
Orilley and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kee
see. who spent the day In Medford.
Mrs. Orilley Is a sister of the Messrs.
Keesee.
.
elect New stock Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Evans and daughter. Miss
Betty, hsve returned to Medford sfter
vlalting relatives In Corvallls and
transacting business In Portland.
While in the northern city they se
lected spring and summer footwear
for the local Buster Brown Shoe ators.
Orey and blue will be popular colore
for shoes during the coming season,
according to Mr. Evans.
Porn Is Leaving First Lieutenant:
Frank Dorn, field artillery, is leaving)
here tomorrow for hl regular ta-,
tlon at Fort 8111. Okla having corns
to southern Oreeon several months
ago with the 1650th company at
Kerby, and for the pset few months
has been in duty at Medford, in com
mand of the headquarters dttach
Tment, Mrd.'ord district. With hesd
quarters at the r:-trrour.ds. Lieuten
ant Dorn also s.-t?d as salvage officer,
and finance officer.
Mrs. SoUnsky Home Mrs. s. C.
Solinsky was removed to her home
last night from the Community hos
pital, where she had been a patient
for medical care.
Arrested Saturday Bruce Button,
30. was arrested Saturday night on
charges of being drunk. He was re
leased from Jail Sunday night, and
was fined io in city court today.
To Court Tuesday Leo Elmer Hoag
of Trail, arrested Saturday by state
police, la scheduled to appear in Jus
tice court here Tuesday afternoon on
charges of operating a motor vehicle
without a tall-light, only one head
lights and no aide-lights,
.
Leave for Oakland Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Farmer of Medford left Satur
day morning for San Francisco and
Oakland, where they plan to remain
for two months. Mr. Farmer la chief
mechanic for the Greyhound Lines
here.
Forfeit Ball Three persona arrested
Saturday night on charges of being
drunk in a public place, were Andy
Ooodell, 68; John Parr, Phoenix, and
Jack Napier, 20. Each forfeited 10
bail when he failed to appear In city
court today.
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To Show Movies Ernest Rostel of
Crater Lake national park and John
E. dribble of Rogue River national
forest are going to Caxberry Creek
CCC oamp in the Applegate section
tonight to show moving pictures at
the camp. They will include winter
scenes at Crater Lake park.
No Operator's License For not
having his operator's license on his
person, Everett c. Newbry was ar
rested Saturday evening by state po
lice after he had figured in an acci
dent which overturned the Roy Dorf
car at the corner of Jackson street
and Crater Lake avenue.
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Trie one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Alfred B. Nobel, Swedish aclentlst and founder of the
Nobel prliea, was celebrated at a dinner In a New York hotel. Former Nobel prize winners were guests
f Vjrr'm0n9 th0" PrM,nt wr- 'roni le o rlOht: Sinclair Lewis, winner of the prize for literature
In 1930; Frank B. Kelloqa, winner of the 1929 peace prize; Dr. Albert Einstein,' winner of the prize for
phye.ci H end Dr. Irvlno Lannmuir. winner of the 1932 chemistry prize. (Associated Press Photo)
HOUSE LEADERS IN HUDDLE FOR CONGRESS OPENING
A.
Society
J .. . j ri.. l
Schencks Spend
Week End, Grants Pass
Mr. and Mrs. A. Orln Schenck spent
the week end In Grants Pass, where
they were guesta of Mrs. Schenck's
brother, N. L. Gifford and family.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8. (JT) A
"decisive increase in Paciflo coast
business to levels higher than at any
time since last August," was reported
today by Straasburger & Co.. after
checking six representative lines of
Industry whose combined Index rose
to 75,4 per cent of the 1930 average.
In the last week of 1933.
The Index on the preceding week
stood at 73 S. while a year earlier It
was 78. The Index Is adjusted for
seasonal changes.
Factora entering the week's rise of
1.8 points, a relatively large gain,
were: Better holding up against sea
sonal declines for railroad carload-
lnga and production of electric power
and lumber.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 8. (API-
Forty newspaper publishers and busi
ness managers of the Pacific North
west Newspaper association met here
today for their annual two-day con
vention, under the direction of Presi
dent J. F. Young, of the Spokane
Spokesman-Review.
The dependence of newspaper ad
vertising business on the price of
farm produce In the Pacific north
west, was pointed to by President
Young In his annual report.
"Agriculture has a definite influ
ence on advertising linage," he de-,
clared.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dorf
of Spring street, a son, welfrhtnn
eight pounls. Sunday, January 7. He
has been named Leroy Allen.
These leader In tht house of representatives are shown conferring over problems Incident to the
opening congress. Left to right: Joseph W. Byrns. majority leader; Speaker Henry T. Rainey, and
Bertrand H. Snail, minority leader. (Associated Press Photo.
Buying of Shoes
For Spring Trade
In Heavy Volume
ST. LOOTS', Jan. 8. p) Ad
vance buying of spring shoes was
reported the heaviest in years to
day as the annual convention of
the National Shoe Retailers asso
ciation opened here today.
Shoe men commented particu
larly on the great demand this
season for white shoes for both
men and women, which has come
earlier this season than ever be
fore. The tie shoe la leading the style
In women's shoes.
SENATE RECESSES TO
AWAIT F. R. MESSAGE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. (API
T.h senate recessed today until Wed-
desday after being Informed by Sen
ator Robinson, democratic leader,
that President Roosevelt would then
send a special message dealing with
the St. Lawrence waterway treaty.
ICKES INJURED BUT KEEPS BUSY
Despite a broken rib sustained In
fall en the ice, Harold L. Ickes,
secretary of the Interior, keeps up
with his work. He Is shown signing
some state papers In the naval hos
pital, Washington, where he Is eon
fined to his bed. (Associated Press
Photo)
Played 3 Weeks
With Broken Leg
COLUMBDt, CUl-i Joe Thomas,
substitute halfback on the Ohio State
football team, played for three weeks
of the 1933 football season with a
fractured leg, an X-ray examination
revealed.
Thomas injured his leg In the game
with Indiana on November 4, but
believed he had received only a bruise
and continued to play. The medical
examination ahowed a clean fracture.
Export Wheat
PORTLLAND. Ore., Jan. 8. (P)
The Emergency Export corporation
Don't Sleep On Left
Side Affects Heart
If stomach OAS prevents sleeping
on right side try Adlerlka. One dose
brings out poisons and relieves gas
pressing on heart so you sleep sound
ly alt night. Heath's Drug Store and
Medford Pharmacy.
did not post a bid today tor soft
white wheat for foreign shipment.
The lust quotation was 75 cents a
bushel, issued last Friday.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. (AP) The
right of a state to suspend provisions
of contracts in an emergency such
aa depressed economic conditions
was upheld today by the supreme
court.
It sustained the Minnesota mora-
torlum law, extending the time in
which mortgaged property sold u
der foreclosure may be redeemed
Breakfast Means
Meal for Studes
MONTICELLO, Ark. (UP) Break
fast at A. & M. college here, la a big
meal for the 386 boarding students.
At that time 60 pounds of bacon,
30 dozen eggs, 50 loaves of bread, 35
pounds of evaporated fruit, 44 pack
ages of cereal and a proportionate
amount of coffee are used.
For lunch 160 pounds of ham and
260 pounds of roast meat Is used.
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Lord Bledlaloe, governor general of New Zealand, and Lady Bledl-'
aloe are ahown being escorted over the Jacob Ruppert by Rear-Admiral
Rlehrd E. Bvrd before the expedition left Wellington. "r"amlra'
RUNDOWN, NERVOUS
Portland, Ore., "I had a
cough and wu all run
down (n health, had no ap
petite and was nervout and
Rleepless, I wu miserable
for two months," Mid Bfn
Demarlnia of .193 Mason SL
"I took. Dr. Pierce'i Golden
Medical Diarovery and ielt
like a. different man."
Sold by all dmegiiU.
Write Dr. Plerce'a Clinic. Buffalo. N. Y..
for free medical advice.
New aiie. tableta .V) ct. limtm $l.w. I.arse
lite, tabt. or liquid, $1.35. "We Do Our Part.'
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CHARLIR Rl OGLES In
"Mama Loves Papa'
Starts TUESDAY
"TERROR ABOARD'
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LAST TIMES TONIGHT
James Dunn in "Jimmy and Sally"
Starting Tomorrow!
S&GBICGf
CtAim TREVOR
RA1PH MORGAN
JOAN
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ALSO CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY
rt.lr CARTOON PATIIB NEWS
"Dinner At 8"
f'omlnf to Holly for One Heek
Starts Saturday, Jan. 13
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Hotel Willakd
Klamath Falls
KLAMATH BASIN'S LEADING HOTEL
Wa Dinkt t specialty ot
catering to commercial
travellers. Modern, light
sample rooma.
Popular price Dining
Room anil Cnffe Hhon.
V. I), Miller,
H. W. Percy,
Pres.
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Now! 'til Wednesday Night!
WHAT CROWDS!
WHAT PRAISES!
and
WHAT A SHOW!
ZASU PITTS
AS THE MISSUS
WITH
Rochelle HUDSON
CHAS. STARRETT
Florence DESMOND
HARRY GREEN
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Thank you, Will Rogers I
. . . and you too, Zasu
Pitts! ... for the swellest,
funniest, most human and
most enjoyable p i e t u r t
we've shown
for a long,
long time I
COMING THURSDAY
Paul Muni "The World. Changes"
plus
Ruth Chatterton "Female"
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