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MEDFORD MATTi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 193i
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' Local and Personal
Dr. cooeland Vlit Dr. H. W.
Copeland of Centra! Point waa m
ltor in Medford this morning, arriv
ing on ta Oregonlan.
In Medford Today Captain Har
old O. Newell, commander or Camp
Hilt, CCO, in northern California,
iraa a uslneaa visitor at district
headquarters today.
Arrirea tnla Morning B. O.
at Portland arrived in Medford till
morning on the Oregonlan, to apend
the next two daya in Medford at
tending to business matters.
-
Mrs. Wltzel Arrires Mrs. J. Witwl
ol Portland is in Medford to spend
a few days visiting with her brother,
H. B. Lyon. Mre. Wltzel arrived on
the Oregonlan thla morning.
Confined to Home Winifred In-
man of the city water department
office, is ill at her home. She is
not expected to return to tha office
for another week.
To Beshlnele John J. Wilkinson
of 714 Pari etreet, secured a permit
from the city building department
yesterday to reshlngle his residence.
The expense is listed at 150.
Car Stolen Ray Ward of 51 North
Oakdale reported to city police that
his car was stolen about 10:20 p. m.
yesterday, when parked near his resi
dence. The auto is a Chevrolet road
ster. .
Visit In Medford Mrs. W. H. Pome-
roy of Beagle, Ore., is visiting for a
week at tha home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Talent In Bell
view. Tuesday, with Mrs. Talent and
Doris Talent she visited la Medford.
Ashland Dally Tidings.
Attending Convention Mrs. Min
nie Kussey of Grants Pass arrived
by train this morning to attend the
I W. C. T. V. convention. Mrs. Huasey
will be the guest of Mrs. A. B. Alien
during the three days she will be in
Medford
Mr. Schanhals Here W. R. Schan-
hals, branch manager of the claims
department. Farmers Automobile Inter-Insurance
exchange, with head-
Quarters in Portland, is a business
visitor In Medford. He plsns to re
turn north tomorrow.
Dance Postponed The dance to be
given next Tuesday by the Roxy Ann
Orange has been postponed, it
announced today. Owing to the
weather, they were unable to finish
the hall. The date of the dance will
be announced later.
To Have Sale At a recent meeting
of the Olive Rebekah lodge. No. 28,
plans were completed for the annual
rummage sfele to be held in the
Sparta building Friday and Saturday,
thla week. Clothing, dishes and fur
niture will be on display.
Speak at Convention Fred J. Tooze
of Salem, whose wife la state song
leader for the W, C. T. TJ., and Em-
mett W. Gulley of Newberg, inde
pendent candidate fo rcongress In the
first district, spoke briefly to the
W. C. T. TJ. delegates at the morning
session.
Runaway boys Held Three boys
who had apparently run away from
home, William Boyd Keizur, Clayton
Cannon and Neil Stone, all 12 years
of age and all of Central Point, were
held in the women's ward of the city
Jail this morning, having been taken
in by city police at 3:30 a. m. Their
parents were notined.
ft on Vacation The Ashland Daily
Tidings states that "Miss Mlidren
Beeson on the Jsckson County cnaa
ber of Commerce office in Medford is
spending a few days vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Welborn Beeson. With Miss Ruth
Purdy she spent the past week-end
vlsttiru: friends in Klamath Falls,
where she formerly taught school."
i Masquerade Party A Hallowe'en
party will be held in the recreational
hall of the First cnristian cnurca,
Friday, October 36, at 7:30 o'clock.
All members of the high school snd
Century classes and of the Interme
diate and Senior Christian Endeavors
are invited to attend. All are to come
masked and In costume.
Speaks Tonight Dr. J. W. McKean
of Chlengmai, Slam, will speak at
7:30 tonight at the Federated church
in Central Point. His subject wu.
deal with the economic, religious and
social conditions In Slam. Dr. Mc
Kean is physlcisn for the leper he
pital in Slam and Is consulting phy
slelen for the Chicago Presbyterian
hospital.
Win Awards In the state W. C
T. U. convention, Mrs. W. J. Thomp
son of Jennings lodge received the
award for the highest efficiency
standard In a local union, and Ma
Lydla Lehman of Salem, the award
for the highest efficiency standard
in a county union. Both awards
J were made this forenoon at the con-
ventlon,
Leave for Couth Miss Bernadsne
Arnold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W
H. Arnold of near Jacksonville, ler
thla morning by motor for Los An-
Seles, where she expects to attend a
beauty college. Miss Arnold was ae
companied by her mother, Mrs. W. H
Arnold, Blanche Arnold and Charles
Conway. They will visit friends and
relatives In the south, and return
In a week or ten days.
Visits Relatives Mrs. w. B. Black
burn of Corvalils Is a guest in Med
ford of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boone.
Sleight Returns S. ft. Sleight of
40 North Peach street, reutrned this
morning by train from a two days'
business trip to Portland.
Seeks Divorce Acording to the
Klamath News, Clara Heater O'Brien
la suing John Willard O'Brien for
divorce, in Klamath Falls, The cou
ple was married in Medford. October
10, 1923. Cruel and Inhuman treat
ment are charged, and the plaintiff
asks to visit one minor child snd to
have custody at reasonable times and
places.
HIGH SCHOOL WHS
TO FORM GOLF TEAM
ROGUE VALLEY LINKS
A golf tftsm to fee composed of
members of the junior an4 senior
high schools Is being organized
through the sponsorship of the Rogue
Valley club, with the purpose of
bringing out playing ability among
Medford youths, providing them with
healthful sport, and forming
team for inier-clty tournaments.
With Ray Henderson, junior high
coach, representing the schools, and
officials of the golf club in charge
the team will be selected through
program of elimination matches with
chance for the boys to Increase their
rank, as fast aa they show Improve
ment in the game. Although the
team will not be sponsored by the
schools, the club is mating an effort
to gain their cooperation.
Xt is the hope of the club to have
at least 16 boys enter the qualifying
rounds, from which eJght will be
selected to take positions in the team
First matches will start in the near
future, after which any contestant
may challenge a player who ranks
higher than himself.
The movement is in line with a
similar one In Klamath Falls. Eugene,
CorvaiHs and other cities, which it is
hoped will provide competition with
the local team when it Is fully or
ganised. As many students take part
In no other sport, the plan is ex
pected to meet with much approval
in the schools. Mr, Henderson wjU
contact students through assemblies.
BOWMAN CUES EVIL
N IK IMTHN
PLAN IN LIONS TALK
O. R. Bowman, county school sup
erintendent, gave the main address
at the Lions weekly luncheon yes
terday, talking in opposition to the
20-mtl! tax limitation amendment.
Mr. Bowman cited dangers of the
amendment if passed, saying that tt
would disrupt the two-mill elemen
tary school tax, and tend to ham
per revenue for the maintenance of
higher education and government
functions. "The job would be a Job
half lone," Mr. Bowman said.
The counties will be hardest hit
by the tax, according to Mr. Bow
man, who also said tml provide
inadequate protection, decrease value
of property, and otherwise prove
destructive to gain ita end.
The inter-city Lions meeting prev
iously planned for the Medford ar.2
Klamath Falls dens was definitely
postponed at yesterday's session. M,
N. Hogaa addressed the group on
tha community chest drive, and
several Lions volunteered as work
era. A 40-minute program of enter
tainment is being arranged lor the
next regular meeting, which will
be under the supervision of Ted
Htggins, entertainment chairman.
Members are requested to bring
guests at thla time.
George Srey, of the Medford Nat
ional 'bank, and Paul Menegat, high
school principal, were guests of the
club at yesterday's luncheon.
Courthouse
News
(.Furnished by tha Jackson Count)
Abstract Co. 131 8 Sixth Street!
Marriage Lncenses
Glenn H. Sreediove and Elizabeth
Purcell,
John B. Dickey and Anna Fryer.
Alien F. Defy and Marie 2. Guehes.
LaVon Zusdeii and Hyida O. Lyon.
Arthur -ft. Strickland and Blanche
Grissom.
Phillip F. Bryant and Quells M.
Modrell.
Sheldon J. Smith and Satherlne
Kaim.
Circuit Court
Pearl Marjom Layton vs. Josephine
Edward Lay ton Divorce.
F. A. Stinchfleld vs. J. A. Futman
et ux Foreclosure,
United States vs. Southern Oregon
Brewing Co. Tax Lien.
P. S. Dainard vs. F, C. Goetz For
money.
California Joint Stock Land sank
of San Francisco vs. J. M. Keens
Foreclosure,
Caitfornia Joint Stock Land Bank
of San Francisco vs. Marcus B, Whip
ple et al Foreclosure.
J. B. Thomas et ux vs. earl a.
Fehl et ux For money.
Stats of Oregon vs. George Joe
Muth Unlawful operation of distil
lery.
J. J. Deakin vs. Benton I, strubie
For money.
Charles Lindsay vs. F. s. Denison
et al Toquie title.
State of Oregon vs. John F. Riley,
as Michael Dunn, Michael Kelly, Geo.
Riley Grand larceny.
2. L. Glass et ux vs. Ch&s. C. Mer
rill Ejectment.
Probate Court
Estate of Mary Burchell, deceased
-Proate.
Estate of Mary A. Smith, deceased
Probate.
Estate of Lucy Schatx, deceased
Probate.
Delbert Tlngleaf, a minor Guar
dianship. Real Estate Transfers
W. R. Hoi man to Nevah A. Holman.
Deed $1.00. Und. i interest In NW'i;
lift of SWU; w4 of SW& of 8W
Sec. 33; EVi ol E of Sec Twr.
35 S. R, 1 W.
Ella R. Fen ton to John F. Houli
han. WD. tlQ.SO. Tract in PLC 70 in
CRATERIAN DRAMA
DELIGHTS CROWDS
Charlie Ruggles On Rialto Screen
A new star blaas across the
screen of the Crsierian theater in;
on of the year's most ausplslou
entertainments the pieturixatisn si
Alexander Dumas Count of Monte
Cristo."
Robert Donat, whose only film
appearance in America was in "Pri
vate Life of Henry VIII" starring
Charles Laughteis. proves definitely
his right to be considered en ot
the newcomers to be reckoned with.
Dashing, handsome and with a keen
sense of the dramatic Donat will
certainly be seen in many forth
coming production.
The atory itself ia an old sss
but still a favorit after a century.
The picturlzation of it U as new
and modern as today. Accentuating
that quality and preserving all th
elements that have mads the Dumas
novel great, the picture tells th
whole story in complete, wholly
interesting manner.
Produced on a massive scale, it
la the story of Edmond Dantes, th
Count of Monte Cristo, his inhuman
conviction to 20 years in a dungeon
and his ultimate revenge.
As an innocent victim of political
intrigue, Danes U cast into the dun
geon of Chateau Dlf, and then
forgotten. Time cesses for hira until
another prisoner. Abbe Faria, tun
neling his way to freedom, cesses
to Dsntes cell. For years th two
work together to escape. Tha abbe
educates Dantes and tells him of
the fabulous treasure on the Island
of Monte Cristo. As freedom U just
ahead, the Abbe dies an Dantes,
sewing himself into his dead friend's
sack, is cast into the sea. Picked
up by roving smugglers, he event
ually reaches Monte Cristo, finds the
treasure and the m?tld la rtis with
a way open to avenge himself upon
the three who caused his tragedy.
With wealth, power end prestige, the
first of the three Is forced Into
suicide. Then the second is driven
mad. But the greatest revenge comes
in a stirring court scene in ??hich
the third, the cruel de Viilefon,
Is exposed and raised.
portrayed out iKmat, in bis rose
of Dantes, completely overshadows
the other members of the cast with
his powerful portrayal of the simple
sea captain who becomes the Count
of Monte Cristo.
It is a great story, and will un
doubtedly live for a leng time in
the memory of those who see it in
its picture version. Robert Donat
brings to the screen a vital new
personality one destined to go far.
Others in the cast include such
well known characters players as
O. P. Heggie, Louis Calhera, Sidney
Blackmer, Luia Aiberni, Irene Hervey,
besides many others whose faces
sre familiar to all show-goers.
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'$'a$ X'- : V- i i
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BERLIN LIKED SONGS
IN STUDIO COMEDY
If Smog Bks thrills to a pop
ular musical number, tt ffiutj be
gecod.
When "Psioots.' ataning Mmmvt
Durant and Lup ela, ahswJrg at
the Studio, wu being UlTtd he
iikfrd it so wf ! he decided t& feat
ure; several of th song hit.
Charlie Ruggles is -the "super- f theater tomorrow. Laughter is mixed
sleuth who Is continually bungling 1 WU thru in this new ccrnedy
hi. i i th mystery wax also has Una MerkcL
DeWltt Scrtven, et ux,
Msnn. VTD. )0.00. EH of SW'i:
of SE'i of NE'i Sec. 10 la Twp. 34
S. R. 1 E.
John T. Holmer to Janice M. Holm
er. WD. SW14 of Sec. 32 in Twp. 40
8. R. a W.
Eart J. Praley, at ux, to George
Riley, et ux. WD. 10.00, Tract in
Slock 8 City of Ashland,
Electa E. Halliday, et vlr, to Car
rie Hanscom. WD. 10.00. Lots 3, 4, S
Blk. a. Palm's Add. to Medford,
Carrie Hanscom to A, M. Halliday,
et ux. QCD. 810 00. Lots 3, 4, a Blk.
3, Palm's Add. to Medford.
Carrie &. Hamrlck, et al, to Slza
J. Duncan, et vlr. Deed. $1.00. Lots
1, a, 7, S Blk..0, Central Point,
Katherlne Kichols, et vir to Mar
garet, McDonald. Deed, si.00 Xand In
Sec. 16. Twp. 36 S. R. 1 Bast,
George W. Kolcomb. et ux to O. S,
Lockwood. WD. 32S00. Pt. Block J,
Wllleke's Add. Medford.
O. S. Xxjckwood, et ux, to Cle?e O.
Tye. QCD. 41.00. Pt. lock 1, Wllleks's
Add. Medford.
James M. King to Elizabeth J.
King. WD. 1.00. K4 of NB of SW
Sec. S. Twp. as S. R. I East.
M. Mae Mann, et vtr, to V. E.
Brittsan, et ux. WD. 1000. Land In
Sec. 10, Twp. B4 S. R. 1 East.
El&ert o. Hunt to Grace I Hunt,
et Tir. WD. 10,00. 2'i acres in Sec.
2S, Twp. 37 S. R. 3 West.
O, E. Ousterhout, et ux, to Her-
oere H. perry, et al. QCD. li oo. 85
acres In DLC 48, Twp. 38 S, R. 1 W.
A. R. Mercersmith to Tjouis R.
Smith, et ux. Deed. Lot 10, Blk. I,
Paim'a Second Add. Medford.
John A. Hall, et ux, to Harvey H.
Mines, et ux. WD. aio.00. W14 of SE
of SW, Sec. , Tp. 38 S. R. a West.
YOUNGER BUCK
DEPOSES HI
Oct. 25. s; That oung
buck with the split horn. In case an-
body wants to know. Is new king of
the fallow deer herd at the City Parte
100.
He iing by the sharpness of ills
antlers and the speed of his your
muscles.
Oid Whiter." the Mrar that was.
la dead, Zoo attendants found him
sprawled by the wire fence of the
deer aneiosure. The w:de-sweepng
horns were chipped and em&shsl.
There was a Jagged ho3e in his yellow
white chest.
DR. McKEAN TO SPEAK
AT PHOENIX CHURCH
Dr. James K. McKean, whs toaa
spent 42 years as physician in charge
of the leper hospital at Chlengmai,
Slam among the Laos peoplet will
speak: at the Phoenix Presbyterian
church at 7:S0 p. m. Friday,
public la Invited.
DANCE
ECZEMA...
To quickly relieve th lichinj and
burning, and help nature restor
akin comfort, freely apply
Resinol
FOR r.xrr.HT
Radiator Repairing
BRINO VOI R CAR TO
mlth and Hooper r.arare
33 South Bartlrlt
Iie5!
OPENING
GALA
NIGHT
DAHCE
DREAMLAND
SATURDAY
NEW TUNES
NEW EHYTHM8
Dinty Moore
and Hit
Orchestra
Men
35c
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
VrtlsL ZXCHAXOS my equity is
: tr.th or some cash and what have
tqu. Ko raaaosab offer refused.
Or might lease ranch to party wUU
cash. Addreas Sox tare Mil
Tribune.
carea for inaHda and aged.
8 -ROOM fumishd hiv. Rent ret
sc-s-Di?, Fhose
FOR SALE B-y,tt Sedaaj
sUa. Phora
famiiy of tins, CmsSmt&'ofe ioint.
4437, Mali Tribune,
TOR RENT L&rzi houaexeepJi room
l 50 wex 627 S, Oentrat
FOR REST h smtll fumUhed hauw.
PTCKKt TJP Central and Sth asrtsn
female fox eerrien collar with
atrlg attached. Owner csn hv
m by paying for act Hsiaaae
Society, Phone ISIS,
FOR RENT Holland apta.
"Old Whiter" was 12 years aid. The
new king youngster si fire sum
mers.
ft must hai been a terrific bat
tle, said Clyde Hill, see auperis
tend?nt.
Apply tm Mrene Irsel O Chap
man, 3!, Medford lahmerv and liUdlle
Crouchen 19, also of Medford applied
for a marriage license this week t
the Klamsth wunty courthouse.
The proof u in tha wear.
Syy your HCE
Ethelwys 8 HoHsssss.
Avoid False Teetb
Dropping or Slipping
Ton neean s it-sr raise arflp-
pn or allpplt If yoiTU sprinkl
Utile Fsteelh on your pistes each
morning. Slvea al day comfort and
teeth hold &ght. Deodorizes.
gummy. pasty( taste or feeling. Get
F&stceth irons your druasist, Thjae
ises.
(she I iBpiy ' 1 f sf t?l I M " ' I
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WAKTED Unfurnished room tm
furnace he&t, larte wardrobe;
fairly ck is, Sox 2S Trun,
Stop Your Cough
or money back
0ss wa&w at BsjKa-!r.
atas ajsiS jou tt rt'iisi IKST.'UTLY.
cmasnly joa w ond aasi
mom fiiaa half Jit3 of tS! gaaasa
sW raagjj-ktlitr to that cams
for jKsoa. If you itej joa eaa Ssm
Jtiar jjjcey bacc. j mts't ra? Stw
an JJ tabtr drasgjjs guaramee IS.
spe. Kothiig to upset j&m
atonsacfe. Bo ccjga,
ouh fsmxit to jtatt!
BRON-CHU-UHE
EMULSION
FOR SAtE 14SS-t&. mare; geEEJ;
ood worker. FjsrI Heft. Phone 155
Central Point.
SAU ioom asodsrs Home,
furaSahed, pad atreet; sesWrig
for ail; ocij 3MS. u O, mdaii,
e Saat Main St. phona JSSM.
fOm MHT Vietlj timsMnti apt, fyr
Hotel Fiperoa
t-gDeroa St t
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State frtfra
9tm put day wtthest sstib
m prt day wiitr
$5,00 pet day twin ftit acS &sta
Now! Until Saturday Night!
WE WILL REFUND
, , , to any patron who does not feel "Const
of MoBte Cristo" is great entertainment!
Hera H ft f i. Sur! thin
that c wast you t& h
year own rr!!lr If ?ou h ;'.:
m1t fed tt to al worthy ol
FI STAB SWING, Hit,
cashier JH ch, rpfss
THE MANAOESIEM.
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IN MURDER MYSTERY " . - 1 f , V . jS , . SUVJ. aAV V
A new kind of dftcettn U shown t i - , ,f , , '.',4? I IT'f f X Ala . g Vm
S.-K- - - -1 ,,v.. ,vy yw AIim fjs v Vtt7
He refuses to maka a myattry ol ! S&J-' sZ gE$P A V" " WV sf 1
hi goinga and comings and oy nia Vr A,V - AOb 1 ' 4 tS C D ' , e,
compJet, unrnla)ied honest? be- Fi't JT &- 1 : 'j!f$& , Vv V ( 't.ri''
fuddle and disarms the opporttisn. iS si t'dtS$f M UT 9UlL 5 v
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byrfSNjf ! got . x. I ,X W " f4 of Madness I 4
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iSVCSS v. VS 1 1 "Lady By Choice" Jf, jfft; BLUUMJuJ
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