Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 25, 1934, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Local and Visits In Medford Mrs. Lynn Mills of Ashland spent yesterdey In Med ford, visiting. Attend Phoenix Dinner Mr. tnd Mrs. George Howard were among Med ford people motoring to Phoenix last night to attend th chicken dinner at the Orange hall. Mri. Murphy Improved Mr. Maud Murphy, who hae been convaleaclng at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Wat. eon, was able yesterday to return to her home on the Jacksonville high way. Name Omitted In & recent issue of the Mall Tribune, containing the names of those Initiated at the Ep- worth league of the Methodist church, the names of Howard Poffenbarger, f Andrew Severson, Olaf Severson, Jr., and Stanley Folsom were omitted. - From South Fork Forestry Super intendent Ralph G. Jennings of Camp South Fork of Rogue River was a business visitor In Medford today, conferring with Supervisor Karl L. Janouch of the Rogue River national forest. . Eagles Plan Dance Fraternal Order of Eagles will have a dance and en tertainment at their next regular meeting, Friday. All members are re quested to attend and bring their , families. The entertainment Is sched uled for 9 a. m. ' Pence Boy Goes Home Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pence of Trail were In Medford yesterday to get their son, who has been recovering from an operation at the Community hospital. He was In a much Improved condi tion and able to make the trip Into the country. Mr. Rummlnirs Verv 111 Wllllem 4 Oummlngs of Central Point Is still taking treatments at the university of California hospital, It was learned here today, and his condition la not at all favorable at present, but hope of his recovery Is still maintained t the hospital. . a To Grants Pass W. O. Shambaugh, who has been here Inspecting ma- M4nrv hlnncrlnff to the U. S. for estry service, left this morning for Grants Pass to confer with officials of the Siskiyou national forest. Mr. Shambaugh, whose headquarters are In Portland, spent the week-end In the Lakevlow section, returning from there to Medford. Barneburg Fined Fred Barneburg was fined io in city court this morn ing by Judge A. D. Curry on charges of reckless driving. Barneburg, who resides southeast of Medford, was driving the automobile which crashed Into the car which B. R. Harwood of 33 Lewis was driving. The collision occurred at 7:15 o'clock last evening at the comer of Sixth and South Central. x Construct Office Twelve COO men. r under the direction of D. R. Ctckey, Applegate carpenter foreman, are now working on the new ranger station under construction... at Star, on the Applegate. The building Includes an office for the ranger, another for his aslstant, a lobby and cloak room, with a small porch In front. A ware house Is also under construction there. Anderson Files Appeal Notice of appeal from the decision of County Judge Earl B. Day, acting as probate Judge, In the suit of Carl Anderson against the Ray H. Toft estate, was filed In circuit court today. Ander son asked $1,650 for services esserted ly rendered for Toft during his life time. The court awarded him $780. Anderson then filed the appeal, and seeks the full amount of his claim against the Toft estate. t Mr. Zlders Here O. E. Zlders of Portland, who was formerly watch man at the Southern Pacific crossing at Main street, is spending today here attending to business matters, having arrived on the Oregonlan this mom i lng. Mr. Zlders Is now making els home In the northern city, having been retired on a pension from the Southern Pacific company. He plans to return north tonight. Takes Prisoners North Deputy United Statse Marshal Ca! 0. Walls returned to Medford this morning from Portland, where he had taken a prison car north from Klamath Falls. Deputy Wells had taken Mar vin Duffy Tupper, 30; Carmon Riddle, 17, and Richard Henry. 14, all In diana, Indicted by the federal grand Jury on charges of robbing a dwell ing: Lester Tecumseh. 19; Robert Oeorge, 30, and Roland Jackson, 33. Indicted for Introducing whiskey on the reservation; and Francis Silvers, his wife Hessie Moee Slivers, whose bondsmen surrendered them to fed eral agents last week. The two had been Indicted for Introducing liquor on the reservation, and their bond had been set at 13,500. Officer Wells y slso served four subpoenas at Beatty In the ease of Mary Drew Brown Baker, charged with attempted assault with a dangerous weapon. Mrs, John Doe: You will be surprised and pleased with Dry Pine Factory Blocks for fuel clean, quick, Hot. Piled in your Oarage, Woodihed or Basement for a small additional charge If desired. MEDFORD DELIVERIES FREE Timber PiifeogErs Company mm msooo o" PHONE 7 End of No. Central. A Oood firm to Trade With. Medford Personal Down from Ashland Ike Prldegar of Ashland was attending to business matters in Medford yesterday. Grants Pass Visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cornell of Grants Paas were visiting Medford friends yesterday. Recken Here L. A. Recken. attor ney with the firm of Sen and Recken, Is a visitor In Medford today from Portland. Guest of Sister Roy RIggs of Port land Is a guest In the valley of his sister, Mrs. D. W. Dickey, at her home south of Medford. Down from Portland Howsrd Weaver, representative of the Luxlte company, Is In Medford for a few days from Portland, attending to busi ness affairs. Shopping Today Among shoppers today from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Poole of Butte Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald of Sams Valley and Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Huat of Phoenix. In Medford Yesterday Among vis itors In Medford yesterday from neighboring towns were Mrs. J. B. Johnson of Phoenix, Mrs. L. Hatfield of Central Point, Miss Hsttle Howlett and Miss Rose Whatey of Eagle Point Held In Jail Betty Davis, 30, ar rested yesterday by city and state po lice, at a local rooming house, Is being held In the city Jail, pending Investigation and filing of charges by state officers. Those In charge of the case could not be reached this afternoon, but It was understood that vagrancy charges would probably be filed. Mr. Nicholson HI The ambulance was called to the Jackson County bank building this aftrenoon for w. E. Nicholson of Ross lane, who be came very 111 while In the city, and managed to reach a physician's of fice in that building. Perl's am bulance took the man back to his home, and nothing more had been learned regarding his. condition this afternoon. 35 CARS FRUIT Fruit shlpmnts from this city for the week ending Wednesday night to taled 31 cars of pears and four cars of apples. The above figures Include the 33 cars of pears dlspatohed Wednesday and Tuesday. All but one of the cars were destined for France and hauled to Portland for boat ship ment. This Is one of the largest single-day shipments for winter va rieties outside of the regular season in valley History. Shipments for the season up to Wednesday night were 1770 cars of pears (cannery and packed) and lit cars of apples.' BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Kelly of Central Point, a son, weighing eight pounds, five ounces, at the Community hospital Wednesday, The Sth ANNUAli STATES BAN QUET at the First M. E. church hall is to be held Friday, February 3. Reserve at once a place at your home state table by calling H73-W. - SALEM, Jan. 35. (API An addi tional five per cent release In savings deposits of the Multnomah Commer cial & Savings bank was announced today by the state banking board to be effective tomorrow. ENDS T0NITE Kay Francis Nils Asther 'Storm at Daybreak' TOMORROW KEEP YOUR SKIN YOUNG I Tedious trMtmenti nnneceuuy tf "the iwp used for daily tie wising ii Resinol DRAWING SETTLES GASOLINE SUPPLY WHEN BIOS ALIKE In order to comply with the non-1 competitive elauwi of the NRA oil code, there ww no difference m the bid submitted yesterday to the coun ty court for supplying guoline to Jackson county the coming year. All the bids were identical 31 cent per gallon, from the tank wagon. The names of all the oil com par lea were placed on atrlpa of paper and placed in a hat. with the agreement between bidders and the county court that the company whose name was drawn from the hat, first would re ceive the business for the month of February. It happened to be the Standard OH company. Remainder of the drawing were as follows: Associated Oil for March; Signal Oil Co. for April; General oil for May; Texas Oil for June; Shell for July; Union for August and Rich field for September. ' For the remaining months the county will buy where it pleases. No bids were made on oils, owing to the difference In grades and costs. The county will buy where It cn get it the cheapest. The tank wagon price, now 31 cents per gallon, will fluctuate, and the county will pay for a rise or benefit from a drop. The maximum amount the county asked bids upon la 60,000 gallons, to secure a better price. As the com petitive bids were eliminated, there was no maximum set. It will not run more than a quarter of that amount, officials state. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ne.wland, presi dent of the Oregon Letter Carriers' assocatlon and auxiliary, respectively, have returned to Medford from Klam ath Falls, where Monday evening they installed the newly elected officers of the Klamath Falls organization. An Invitation was also extended for the Klamath Falls members to attend the state convention to be held In Medford July 14. Since being elected president of the state association last July, Mr. Kewland has traveled over most of the state, visiting many of the local organisations. He stated today that keen Interest and growing strength are being noted In the organization and Mr. Kewland expects a, large at tendance at the state meeting. Mr. Newland Is also compiling val uable information on these trips, which will be of future benefit to the organization. 4- W. A. Delzell, who Is slated to be come the next postmaster of Salem In all the dope evolving from democratic ranks, was a visitor In Medford this morning, bringing the total of up state bourbons calling here In the same day to two. His trip was In the Interests of the Internal revenue de partment, with which he U now asso ciated. He stated that he had received no Information, to date, confirming his appointment to the Salem postmas tershlp, but those who art "In the know" say he soon will. BIG DOUBLE BILL OPENS TODAY Also '16 Fathoms Deep Thrill Beneath the Sea with Trelghton Chaney, son of the famous l.on Chancy. Coming Sun., Jan. 28 In Their New Full Length Picture CONS fit With i-mm.F.T THASF and DOROTHY CHRISTY PUS SHORT RF.KLS Continuous Bhow Paturdar and aundae Doors Open 1: P. M. Matinee to P. M. 3Se F.Tenlnr. Sfte Kiddles ine Blackstone at Craterian Friday The famous Blackstone opens his local engagement at the Craterian theatre tomorrow and will be there for two days. On the screen, Zasu Pitts heads the cast of "T.he Mean est Gel in Town," which also num- bers El Brendel. Pert Kelton, Skeets Richard Dix Star At Rialto Friday The popular double feature program at the Rialto for Friday and Saturday finds Richard Dlx In "Ace of Aces" and Peggy Shannon In "Fury of the Jungle" at that theater tomorrow. Air thrills abound In the pulse stirring action of "Aces of Aces." realistic account of the tragic career of a great war ace, starring Richard Dlx in the title role. Squadrons of fighting planes zoom ing, twisting and darting about In the sky; sensational crashes of burn ing planes; bullet-ridden ships dis integrating in mld-alr: anti-aircraft warfare, and gallant adversaries meet ing In mortal combat above the clouds, offer many breath-taking aerial thrills seldom seen on the screen. "Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen," plays for the last times tonight. Creighton Chaney Star Holly Drama Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, ex ponents of mirth, ably supported by such stars as Charlie Chase and Dor othy Christy, will present their new est feature picture, "Sons of the Des ert," at the Holly theater, starting Sunday. In the meantime, a special double bill is being featured by MsiiHger E E. Marsh. Lon Chaney'a son, Crelgh- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Experienced waitress at Diamond Cafe. FOR SALS: Dodge motor, good condi tion. Phone 840-X. FOR RENT High-class furnished house, Res. C, Ideal Court, corner Myrtle and Taylor Sts. Geo. Kerson. WANTED Five hundred ewes. Ad dress 2334, care Mall Tribune. FOR SALE! 80-acre ranch In Sams Valley; improved; 30 acres under cultivation; or trade foi smaller ranch .near Medford. Box 2268 Tribune. WANTED Baled wheat stray. 360. Phone 2 Day Starting; HOW TO SLAP FATE IN THE FACE! : leom in one delicious lesion from the five 'ontaillc Kimplegarsl They re nutty but nice! ALSO Lott In Tenti-Tlmbermsn fortune New Pall Mat. 1:4.1. r.t. ! riA COLBERT k BOLAND Lwiv.. Gallegher and Jimmy Gleason In the mast. Blackstone crowds no less than fif ty different and distinct tricks and i illusions Into each performance, I with every stunt a challenge to one's credulity. An entourage of 30 as- 'alstants Is with the famed magician. ton, Is starred In "16 Fathoms Deep." while Otto Kruger's much discussed picture, "Women in His Life." com - pletcs the bill with the usual short subjects. LOONEY FAMILY IN ROXY COMEDY "Three -Cornered Moon," story of an American family so looney that no body knows what anybody else Is talking about, now playing at the Roxy theater, stars Claudette Colbert Rlchard Arlen and Mary Boland. This story of the fortunes of tho addle-pated Rlmpelgar family of Brooklyn, N. Y., tells of the efforts of the seir-centered members of this household to survive the depression. SEATTLE MANAGERIAL PROPOSAL DISCARDED SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 25. (AP) With the city council's disapproval of s final move to put a city man ager proposal on the March 13 mu nicipal election ballot, by a vote of 6 to 1, proponents of the plan met their final defeat. if-vrrapi7rat Matinees at 1:4.1 Compare our pictures with any show in town regardless of price! Mats-15c Eves-25c Kiddies-IOc ENDS Baby "Miss Fane's Tomorrow and Saturday 2 BIG FEATURES VBOP W n(1 combining all aL I I I II ME of ACES' IX ""Oil) JPICTURE' OF THE nn II el 1 1 I 1U1 Riotous Comedy Craterian Bill For Today Only For good nstured, rough and turn- ! ble, catch-as-catch-can comedy, "Gold i Diggers In Havana" at the Craterian j theater for today only, Is one of the screen's champions. Riotously funny and sUrtllng situa tions are created by Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell. As two wise cracking Broadway burlesque girls, they Invade the Cuban capltol on a hunt for millionaire easy marks whom they hope to compromise and shake-down for easy money. Their decision to invade the Cuban capitol is reached after a former cho rine friend had blown in on them, looking the picture of prosperity. The friend's story that' Havana was simply reeking with millionaires, all anxious to be separated from their dough, leads Joan Blondell and Glenda Far rell to depart post-haste for Havana after first shaking down a boy friend for $1500 for expenses. There their mad adventures lead them Into the most unusual tot of complications, which because they are played so broadly, result In one fast comedy situation after another. DANCE Friday ,jan. 38, at Talent Grange hall. Everyone invited. LIFE LONG"FRIEND" Keeps Them Fit at 70 TM .,, K'tahlolaiatlve 1 NR luw boon astloivMidableivsa THEIR MEDICINE CHEST FOR 20 YEARS family doctordur Ing their trying "after forty years. NR keeps them regular year after year raithfuUy wlf nner any need to In crease tlio dose. Ivo wonder their "evening of life" Is so free from complaints. M illioos of irole welcome t he a id of t his re liable corrective. For NaturtVn nnitv1 st.iwgtheoandregulatthenrtreeUmln8r (emttlM aches, colds, i ""bX' All druggUt'! TUMS Quick relief for acid indiges tion, hrnrthurn. Only 10c. DANCE Saturdsv Night, .Ian. 37th at Gold Hill Hall Good Music Admission 40c Evenings at 8:45-8:00 TONIGHT LeRoy-Dorothea Wieck Baby Is Stolen" A blazing tale of c1ah and combat . . written by John Monk Saunders, author of "Wings' and "Dawn Patrol" and combining all the thrill of both pictures Into oni with ELIZABETH ALLEN RALPH BELLAMY PLUS Primitive Love-Hate and Terror ... in DONALD OOK PEGGY SHANNON TODAY 0?V DANGER J . I Cm vana when those 4'4h i rve,in8 Gold, 1 iiVSVvV Vr Diggers arrive! !..? i . They have what it ?W v.' I ; takes and they Vt I 4 i Sive all they've 1 vf ft 1 J got and when T..V ;f I i roll those . ; Vrf ryei J" i rhumba hips and i. W .11 j bankroll eyes, it's t'VTiH all over but the :WlJfet- laughing. with JOAN BLONDELL GUY KIBBEE ALLEN JENKINS FRANK MoHUOH LYLE TALBOT RUTH DONNELLY HELD Medford's Own Also Tom Patrioola FRIDAY - Most Amazing He II Prove to You that It's Still Fun to Be Fooled!.... One hour of sensa tional entertainment! Over BO different tricks and illusions on each show! -PLUS SPECIAL PRICES for I jj OntheSoreer this big ATTRACTION! I 1 Matinees! I jjj A nhoop, . vtii and Adulti.25o Kiddie-lBe I II lHn fit In Evenlnist If m "The Meanest Adulti 40o Kiddies-15o( 1 Gal In Town" TtHt 1 with Zuu Pitts j i (ft i-WiT I rert Kelton- Kl Brendel I jr' f'il'M" v "I I Jis. Uleasnn-S. u.lletnrf t I WJUAOT I E2 Mats . , . 25o F.TPft , . . 330 Kiddles . . 10c ONLY ORIGINALLY TITLED "Havana Widows'1 GLENDA FARRELL OVER I "SUS-TI-KA" Musical and Novelty SATURDAY of All Magicians! It: