MEDFORD IOIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON", TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1931.
PAGE FTVB1
Local and
Goes to Salem John Mann left by
train tor Salem Monday evening.
V lilt on In Ashland O. N. Culy and
Leon Boomer spent Monday In Ash
land attending to business affairs,
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Goes to Chicago Leaving here by
train lost evening, Ben Levis of New
York city was en route to Chicago.
Estea to Idaho Donnle Estes left
here on Monday evnlng'a train for
Pocatello, Idaho.
CCC Man Leave Elmer L. Hill of
the Civilian Conservation corps left
by train yesterday for Oregon City.
Mrs. Williams 111 Mre. C. H. Wil
liams Is reported very 111 at her home.
724 West Eleventh street.
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Mrs. Elfert Leaving Mrs. Rose
Elfert Is leaving Wednesday for Napa,
Cal., to spend several months with
her daughter, Mrs. Leigh Swlnson.
Visit In Med ford Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Cash of Pomona, Cal., are vln
ltlng friends here this week, where
they formerly resided.
Guest In Ashland According to the
Ashland Dally Tidings, Miss Betty
Purdln of Medford visited with Elea
nor Oulm over the week-end.
Returns to Portland Cornelius
Schmidt, member of the Civilian Con
servation corps, left by train Monday
evening for Portland.
Return from North Mr. and Mra.
E. H. Lamport were passengers on this
morning's Oregonlan, returning from
Tacoma, Wash., and northern points.
s. Perl Leaves Mrs. Prank Perl,
acompanled by her two children,
Marianne and Prank. Jr., left on the
Shasta Monday evening for Los An
geles. Reports at South Pork Lieutenant
Percy C. Merritt of Albany. Ore., has
reported for duty at Camp South Pork
of the Rogue, according to CCC dis
trict headquarters.
Here from Lakevlew Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas and two children of
Lakevlew visited In Medford over the
week-end. They also spent some time
in Ashland.
Judge Matthews HI Judge Grant
W. Matthews of Josephine county was
reported, yesterday still confined to
his home In Grants Pass, following a
sudden attack of Illness Saturday
afternoon.
Visit In Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Turner and John Bruce, chief
radio operator at the CCO headquar
ters, all of Medford, spent Sunday In
Grants Pass with friends. Grants
Pass Dally Courier.
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Car Skids iloyd S. Whiteside of
route two reported to the city police
that yesterday afternoon about 3:45
o'clock his car skidded on the wet
pavement at the corner of Eleventh
and Oakdale streets, when he At
tempted to apply the brakes.
Catch Salmon While fishing In
Rogue river Sunday, E. c. Yonce and
Lester Paye each caught a large sal
mon, they reported yesterday. Yonce
said the fish he got weighed 20
- pounds and wes the finest salmon
he had ever caught.
Lieutenant Burmann Here Lieu
tenant Henry L. Burmann, U. 8. N.,
commander of Camp Cape Sebastian,
Is In Medford today", at the CCC dis
trict headquarters. Lieutenant Burr
mann is leaving Sunday for San Di
ego, where he has been ordered to
join the fleet.
Add Club Car A club car has been
added to the Shasta leaving Oakland
pier each evening, according to an
nouncement today by A. S. Rosen
baum, district freight and passenger
agent for the Southern Pacific com
pany. The new schedule was started
Monday.
Larkspur Poison Poison larkspur, a
flower which blooms profusely this
season of the year on the wooded hills
and slope pastures, Is at present a
genuine menace to cattle. A warn
ing to stockmen was Issued Monday
by Dr. R. J. Garman, Josephine coun
ty veterinarian, the Grants Pass
Courier says.
MoElhose In Grants Pass R. E.
McElhOM of Medford, In Grants Pass
Monday on business, said both roads
leading to Lake o' the Woods are now
open, and that sllverslde salmon
planted there In the land-locked lake, ,
ara biting. McElhose drove through
the resort Friday, he said.--Grants j
Pass Dally Courier.
Resurrection Story The Resurrec
tion story will be the third lesson In
a six weeks course of Illustrated
Bible stories Miss Alma H. Bailey will
conduct at the Baptist church tomor-
rnn tvnlnir At 7 O'clock. .In her
talk list week, Miss Bailey said "The
thing to be taught first, to little .
children, is that which la never to
be forgotten." She stressed the Im
portance of Bible stories in the early
training of children.
Taken to Court Charles Robinson.
33. and Ivan Flster. 23. COC enrolleea
stationed at the fairgrounds, were
arrested last evening by city officers
on charges of being drunk In a public
place. The two, according to police,
broke the glass in a door at a local
rooming house. When taken before
Police Judge A. D. Curry this morn
ing, the two entered guilty pleas, were
fined 10 each and ordered to have
the window replaced. i
DINTY MOORE'S
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Men25c Ladies 10c
Personal
King Is Fined Otto King, 37. local
cook, was taken Into city court this
morning, where he entered a guilty
plea to being drunk In a public
place. City officers arrested King last
night. He was fined 110 by Judge A.
D. Curry.
Local Registrar
For Rosicrucians
University Named
A university which has, as Its Ideal,
the reconciliation of religion and
science by uniting spiritual concepts
with the material revelations of the
laboratory, has been founded by the
Roslcruclan Order, AMORC, a non
sectarian fraternity with supreme
temple at San Jose, California.
Dr. C. R. Simklns, of 543 South Ivy
street, local district Roslcruclan com
missioner, has Just received an of
ficial communication Informing him
that the first unit of the Rose-Crolx
University, a science building, Is now
well under construction.
The jprlmary function of the uni
versity will be to provide post
graduate courses for members of the
Roslcruclan order living In various
parts of North America who will go
to San Jose for definite periods while
attending the university. The found
ing of the university this year com
memorntes a quarter of a century of
Roslcruclan activity since the order's
reorganization In this Jurisdiction
under the guidance of Its supreme
officer, H. Spencer Lewis.
The recent communication to Dr.
Simklns carried with It the appoint
ment of district registrar and the
right of preliminary enrollment of
students, pending their matricula
tion. It Is declared that It Is quite
possible a decision may be reached
by the faculty permitting the enroll
ment for certain subjects of those
who are not members of the Roslcru
clan order.
F
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A special train of 28 cars of Rogue
River valley D'AnJou pears will be
dispatched over the Southern Pa
cific railroad tomorro-r night for
Portland for shipment to France on
the motor ship "Oregon Express,"
scheduled to sail Friday.
Twenty-one of the cars are loaded
by the Pinnacle Packing company,
the balance from the Southern Ore
gon Sales. Work of Icing the re
frigertaor cars was under way to
day, A represenatlve of the Pinnacle
company said the shipment "was at
a very good price."
The shipment Is the largest of the
sean from this point. In February a
special train of 26 cars was dispatch
ed and In January a special train
of 21 cars.
SALEM. Ore., March 27. (AP)
Charles M. Thomas, public utilities
commissioner, today denied the ap
plication of the Shaver Forwarding
Company, Ino., of Portland, an a
common carrier of freight between
Portland and other points In Oregon
and des tin talons In other states.
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Edward Arnold
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Tom L. Taylor, farmer end horse
man, said this morning he was think
ing about running for county com
missioner on the Republican ticket,
to oppose Commissioner R. E. Nealon,
In the May primary.
Mr. Taylor has been here a long
time, Is well known and has never
before felt the urge to run for office.
When the Jackson county fair was In
flower he owned a trotter named
"King Seal,'.' which brought racing
glory to southern Oregon by ability
to step the mile anywhere from 2:11
to 3:14', with .Mr. Taylor holding
the lines.
Mr. Taylor said he was going to
make up his mind soon, and If he
ran It would be on a platform of
economy and "more care with the
taxpayers' money." He promised a
business administration.
L.. O. Caster, Phoenix farmer, has
filed for commissioner on the Demo
cratic ticket.
It was also reported that Harry N.
Lofland, also a long-time resident of
the county and for many years dep
uty assessor. Is reported considering
entering for county Judge on the
Republican ticket.
Two candidates have filed on the
Republican ticket for county Judge.
They are County Judge Earl B. Day
and Electa A. Fehl, whose husband.
Earl H. Fehl, Is detained In the state
penitentiary for his convicted part
in the vote -stealing.
H. D. (Johnny) Reed of Gold Hill
has filed for the place on the Demo
cratic ticket, with J. F. Wortman,
farmer-banker, of Phoenix, and a
candidate two years ago, considering
another try.
Vern Brophy, stockman, and vice
president of the recently formed Med
ford Production Credit corporation,
has been mentioned for sheriff. Mr.
Brophy stitea, "I doubt Is anybody
can travel fast enough to give me
that Job."
Three blanks were taken out this
morning for Democratic precinct com
mitteemen filings. There Is much
unexplained Interest In precinct com
mittee posts this year. . Some say It
presages a titanic struggle for con
trol of the Inner workings of the
Jackson county Democracy this fall.
It you have not already made an
inventory of your business and will
soon, remember the Commercial
Printing Department of the Mall
Tribune. 38-30 No. Grape, carry In
ventory blanks. Phone 75 and we will
deliver the blanks to your place of
business.
Dance at Rogue Elk, Saturday night,
March 31.
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there a comedy Interlude, In one of
the remarkable roles of her screen
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the gripping drama of a woman fi
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morrow at the Crater lan theatre.
A powerful dramatic theme deals
with the conflict between a money
mad woman's craving for gold and
love for her crippled son. In addition
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on whom her hate Is expended, and
youthful Jean Parker Is his daughter
LIONEL ATWILL IN
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"The Secret of the Blue Room"
opened at the Roxy theater this aft
ernoon. The story concerns a luxurious
sleeping chamber, the blue room,
which takes as Its toll the lives of
Its occupants, as a huge grandfath
er's clock strikes a graveyard dirge
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Oregon Weather
Unsettled: rain west and showers
east, snow mountains tonight and
Wednesday; moderate temperature;
fresh southeast wind off ah ore.
SALEM. March 27. (AP) James
Stewart, 60, clerk In the state land
board office here for the past 14 years
and former publisher of Condon, died
at his home In Salem this morning.
He had been on a leave of absence
for several months due to Illness.
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young persons and their problems In
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In "Chance at Heaven," film version
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.'oel McCrea, Ginger Rogers and
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Herbert Marshall heads the strong
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"The Solitaire Man." startling drama
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Southern Oregon Elkaom L look
ing forward to a very active two or
three weeks, according to J. P, rilegel,
exalted ruler of Medford lodge. Thura.
day night, March 59, a large group
of applications are to be considered
and plans worked out for a special
Joint meeting at Ashland on April 12.
of all Elks of southern Oregon and
northern California,
Grand Exalted Ruler Walter Meier
will be present at the Ashland meet
ing and Medford lodgo will take a
class of 35 or more for Initiation. This
will be the largest class of new mem
bera taken Into the Medford lodgo
for several years and Exalted Ruler
Pllegel pointed out today that It will
be an unusual privilege for the candl
dates to be Initiated Into the order
In the presence of the Orand exalted
ruler, assuring all a ceremony that
will long be remembered by them.
Annual post exalted rulers night
will be held by Medford lodge on
April 5, with the evening's program
In charge of Past Exalted Ruler Ralph
Koozer. A special program Is being
arranged for the meeting and every
Elk In this district Is especially In
vited to attend. First nomination of
officers for the ensuing year will also
be made at the April 8th meeting.
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OOODINO, Idaho, March 37. (AP)
Mrs. Edith Chley, formerly of Spo
kane, Is deai! t, 'ay bride of a day
victim of a V i'ihway wreck on tho
89th anniversary of her birth.
She was fatally Injured six miles
east of here Sundsy when the auto
mobile In which sha was riding with
her .husband, Oliver Cheloy, 78, the
driver, turned over on the Old Oregon
highway. The couple waa en rout
to their home at Eden. Oheley was
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