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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORU, OREGON. SUNDAY. JULY 7. 1035. PAGE NINE Local and nurrll l Spokane Albert Burca, m.aisz fnsineer. left by train Fri day evening on a buslneaa trip to Mm liiircert from CCC Having been discnareed from the ccc, Dan J. Haves !e!t for his home In Seattle, Friday evening by train. ... Leaves for l.o Anseles Leaving on the train Friday night waa a Mrs. Mauro. who waa enrout to Loa An geles, according to word from the ticket agency. r.lrl Scout Council Meet G:rl Scc.it council will meet Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, announce ment yesterday atated. A full attend ance is desired. Leaves for Portland J. B. Russell, agent for California Western States life Insurance Co.. left for Portland by train Friday evening after a busi ness visit In this city. Attenils nentnl conference Dr. Frederick H. Johnson left Wednesday for Long Beach. Cal.. to attend the Pacific Coast Dental conference con vening in that city July 8-13. Here from Rosehurp Medford visit ors yesterday Included Miss Ruth Hoover of Roseburg. who arrived on the Oregonlan to spend the day visit ing friends in Meaiorn. Wold Visits L. L. Wold of San Vrtn.iro renresentlne the general credit department of Standard Oil Co.. arrived yesterday morning rjy train to attend to business here dur ing the day. Attorney Clark Arrives Attorney A. E. Clark of Portland arrived yester day on the Oregonlan to attend to business here relative to the W. H. Gore bankruptcy and foreclosure oase. Returns from Portland S. W. Baize waa expected to return yester day from Portland, making the trip by train, having attended a meeting of the state industrial accident com mission In the Rose city. Clinic at Jacksonville A summei round-up clinic will be held at the health rooms In the old courthouse at Jacksonville Friday. July 13 from 1 to 5 p. m.. It waa announced here Saturday. The clinic Is for pre-achool children aa well as those of school age. Motors to Tule Lake Miss Jane Hansen motored to Tule Lake to spend the Fourth of July holiday with her sister. Mrs. T. J. Horton and family. C. J. Hansen and family, of Oakland. Calif., were also vacation ing at Tule Lake. The entire party attended an exciting rodeo at Malm. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED 10-gallon visible gasoline pump, hand operated. Will pay -.ash. Box 3B16, Tribune. FOR SALE 4-room house. Call own er, 124 Lincoln. FOR SALE '28 Stuciebaker Dictator, good rubber, paint. Will trade for lighter car. 814 W. 2nd St. FOR RENT Two 5-room bungalow, one lumlshed. Inquire 109 W. Mam. FOR SALE Used grain binder. Ready to go, 50.00. Nealon Ranch, Cen tral Point. Phone 11-XX-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE 5 -room house in Billings, Montana for Medford property. Phone 430-J. FURNITURE upholstered and repair ed. Phone 969-R. Thibault. GOOD TIRES CHEAP 30x5. 32 4V. 600-20. chet Leonard's Service Sta tion No. 1. FOR SALE 1 young Guernsey cow. 15 Buff Orpington hens. Young chicicons. Phone 301-R-4. FOR SALE "25 Cher, sedan, motor tn good shape. Mack's Garage. 101 So. Riverside. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house. 619 No. Bartlett. 3I PONTIAC Coupe, perfect every wav. See thli one for only $325.00. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Dealer FOR TRADE 10 acres cherries, clear. 30 arres alfalfa, clear. 40-a're pear orchard. 3 houses, equipment, clear. Trade one or all for California. Open Sunday. Med ford Trading Co. 21 So. Riverside. Phone 103. FOR rent 3-room furn. house. 1140 w. 9th. OUTING for boys 6 to 12 on Upper Applcmte. Swimming, fishing, hik ing. Furnish own bods. Rates reas onable Mrs. Flovd McKee, Jackson ville, Ore. FOR RENT Small modern furnished house for mimmer. 1122 W. 8th. REPORT OF CONDITION OF THF First State Bank t Faple Pnlnt, County of Jackson. Orejon, at close of business June 29. 1935 IIF.SOI I.isns and discounts Overdrafts Eon".f, securities, etc Binkm? house 2. 500.00. furniture and Rea! estate owned other than banking Cash, due from banks and cash Items firit In earnlnga Ctl.'.-r resources Total resources tlAnil.lTIES Cpoits: !m;ind depoetts T.rr.e deposits Total deposits ( ' '! account Vndr.-lclod prollta net: Total capital account Total liabilities S'jte of Orezon. County of Jackson, as: I. w. H Youna, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that t: .e iir.( statement Is true to the best of my knowledge, and belief. W. H. YOUNG, Cashier. -tbs-Ttbed and sworn to before me this 5th day of July, l3S. Ft-MF M 8P"'N Nrtar;' P fi: 0"Tin ' vitT.vmn empires .lanuanr IS IMS. , Cc.t Attest; J. F. Brown. W. H. .. Foam CaipaU. D.recwrs. I Personal MU redles Renlrncn!tf of po:ic(, Clatoua MeCredle. accompanied by Mrs. M-Credle, returned Friday from a two weeks vacation trip Into south ern California. While In the south land they visited the Cafllornla Pa cific International exposition at San Dle.ro. made a trip into old Mexico, and visited in Los Angeles and Holly wood. Examiner mining ward McRevn olds. examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be In Medford Fri day and Saturday. July 12 and 13. at the city hall, between the hours of 6 a. m. to S p. m. Friday and 8 a. m. to ft p. m. Saturday, according to a recent announcement released from the secretary of state's office. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with Mr. McReynolds during these hours. I AST INCH' SAN FRANCISCO. July 6. (AP) Coast business was dominated by the holiday with most trends about seas onal and maintaining a slight ad vantage over 1934. Rail traffic was an exception. Retail trade was In a summer lag, but wholesale business was reported good. t (By Associated Press) Independence Day split the na tion's business last week like a fire cracker, booming retail trade higher but blowing general Industrial lines Into lower levels of activity. Almost every section of the country reported mounting retail sales during the first three days of the week prior to the national nollday. and Friday resumed the forward plunge In nvmy cities with the launching of July sales promotions. SALEM. July 6. ( AP) Radio ad vertising by news stands or general stores of drugs and drug depart ments. Is prohibited under the Ore gon laws. Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle ruled today. The opinion stated "advertisement by radio, which Is within the term 'or otherwise" tn the statute Is a means of advertising, and I take it that 'news stands or general stores' are not in active charge of a regis tered pharmacist, or. during his tem porary absence, of a registered phar macist.' The question was asked by the Oregon board of pharmacy. Romance Denied. LONDON, July 6. (AP) Loretta Young saw Wimbledon's last, day ot tennis today with Fred Perry. Eng land's tennis star, but denied per sistent rumors they intend to mairy. Wins Divorce r.Alleen Mnnrm film artretta. In . Lof Angeles court where she was j granted a divorce from A. P. 8cott, j New York broker. (Associated : Press Photo) RC'KS 1 26,939.88 46.50 35.330.59 3.000.00 None 40,399.00 None 177.85 . fixtures $500.00... house..... 1107 890 91 . J5P.183.37 25 891.91 .... 115 ooo no S.500 no .. 2.315.83 ....I107.890 91 firlfs jj jri jLji ; A Ai.'li S I "Thunder in the r ; Just suppose that Japan, with her ever-rising ambition, were to engage the Pacific fleet In battle and emerpe victorious! What would be the result? With this underlying theme, "Thunder in the East." with Charles Boyer, Merle Oberon and John Loder in the featured roles. Mickey O'Brien. 160. colorful Oak Knoll battler, added another "knock out" victory to his string Friday when he was given a technical knock out over Charle Knight, 158. of Up per Rogue, on the CCC fight card at Fort Jones, Friday. Neither O'Brien nor Knight are sat isfied with the result, however, as both boy hit each other with every thing but the audience during the first round of their heated set-o. In a mid-ring scramble. Knight went to the canvas and decided to stay down for the count and rest, he hav ing had little chance to condition himself since his arrival In the dis trict a week ago. A spectator and his blonde com panion entered Into conversation with Knight while he sat through the count, and Referee Ike Dunford had called ten before Knight return ed his attention to the ring. When he got up to fight, it wna over and he still hasn't finished his conver sation. Tlser Curran. 159. of Oak Knoll, continued his winning streak with a third round technical knockout over Thomas. 160. of Upper Rogue Thomas took everything Curran had to offer but finally fell to the canvas exhausted. Along with the other Up per Rogue fighters, he had been here but a short time and discovered to his surprise that three rounds is a lone stretch. Battling SUva. 149, Yreka. knocked out Hupp. 150. Upper Rogue in an other thrilling scrap that ended with the ten-count. Tom Baxter. 140. Oak Knoll, took a three-round decision over Laurence Daugenault, 145, Up per Rogue. I Stanley "Silk" Stockings. 132, China j Flats, knocked out the game Mnn toya. 129. Upper Rogue, in the sec ond round of their brilliant battle. ' (IDOIISJ OS, Today and Monday Continuous Today 1:30 to 11:00 The All American Musical I 10 Snap jour flnrer. Walk around a hit! Phake your (honlrler-. (io (o town a hit! that'll "College Rhythm" JOE PENNER LANNY ROSS JACK OAKIE HELEN MACK And th Ac MviUl Sr "Stay oi Sw at Toti Art" "Tokt NwmbsW f 10 "cne KM1" ADDF.D Scenic In Color "Switzerland, the Beautiful" OAK KNOLL STAR KAYOES KNIGHT ON IFOUT JONES CARD! 1 i a. East" at Rialto w ? ,T v ,."Vt',VS1''i'l is at the Rlnlto threatre for today and Monday. Boyer Is shown as the Japanese naval commander whose patriotic zeal makes him command his wife, to allow the young English officer to fall In love with her hoping in that way to learn the secretb of rhe English naval reports. Montoya promises to he a threat among the light boys when he gets In shape. Dick Esplnor, 140, Cwk Knoll, knocked out Howell, 142, Upjier Rogue, In the 6e?ond round of their curtain raiser. The number or knock outs on the card was mainly due to the aggressiveness of all contests, the card proving one of the most thrilling of the CCC series. Lieut. Roy Craft of district head quarters accompanied the Oregon fighters to the cord, which was staged by Lieut. Henry Plielan ot Oak K;iol! as part of the Fort Jones celebration "College Rhythm Opening At Roxy Nonsense, with a collegiate back ground, mixed with music Is to be found at the Roxy thrnter today and Mondny where "College Rhythm" win be shown. Joe Penner. Jack Oakie, Lanny Ross, Helen Mack. Lyda Robert. and Mary Brian are a few of the featured players. President CrulM-R. WASHINGTON. July 6. (AP) President Roosevelt left the White House by motor before noon today for Annapolis, Md., to board the gov ernment yacht Sequoia for a week end cruise on Chesapeake bay. ! slums I fl KTTfw L 1 1 1 1 T:on-n:oo ByjSlMllbJ Jnhrtfl 1 SI KidHles-in -3MM:,wo r iihiiii ' ""n-nrrrTBwnnn Today and Monday HE COMMANDED HER TO LOVE r K l4 fl Efl , 'M-f I A breathlessly beautiful u,' i I story of a love so great it Vi 4 s4j? I smashed the barriers be- f ' JHt a 'ween East and West ... I ADDED Buster Keaton in VAyl "One Run Elmer" &P4 "Private Worlds" Opens Today AV"T' W rjf i i Taking its place with the "four star" pictures of the year, 'Private Worlds." starring Claudette Colbert, comes to the Craterian theatre to day for a three-day engagement. An exceptionally fine supporting cast has been assembled for the pic ture. Including Charles Boyer, whose popularity is increasing in leaps pnd bounds and who is said to have his finest role in this film Pln; Joel McCrea, Joan Bennett and Helen Vinson among others. The story of "Private Worlds" deals with the inhibitions of a famous wo World News At a Glance (IVr the Associated Press) WASHINGTON Roosevelt prepar ing to make constitution major cam pattern Jasue, observers say. Conflict over president's wealth tax proaram threatens to prolong cong ress until September. President exerts direct pressure to speed Guffey oal bill despite "reas onable" doubt about Its constitution ality. Representative Rankin charges holding company lobbyists "tapped" congressmen's telephone wires. Centralization of tfredlt in federal reserve board to outlaw bankoj- Influ ences urged by Representative Golds borough. DoineMle CHICAOO Formal demand for new political party to stort In 1936 cam- ANOTHER MAN! Commanded her to forsnke the ancient traditions of her , race to learn the secrets of the white world beyond! man doctor for those (licensed in mind, and for a background Hie pic ture has the strange and unusual setting of a hospital for the insane. Miss Colbert Is shown as the cfoctor who is unable to apply to the prt vate worlds" of hr own mind the skillful understanding she uses with others. Boyer is the superintendent of the hospital; McCrea Is Miss Col bert's partner: and Joan Bent.ett has the role of McCrea's wife, who finds the lures of lovely Helen Vinson are proving his undoing. Around these ( characters the plot of the story Is bit by bit unraveled. pal?n voted by "third party" advo cates BATON ROUGE Loiuj pushes 26 "dictator" bills through house deeplte opposition attacks. CHICAGO Silas H. Strawn. noted lawyer and financier, says govern mental "experiments' retarded recov ery. NKW YORK Tuberculosis deaths drop 4 per cent in 1934. but health authorities say disease Is not being eliminated fast enough. Nation gets relief from heat wave: Score dead. Foreign MOSCOW Mongolia accused Jap anese army .of plotting to seize her territory. A survey disclosed farmers of the South Plains region of Texas had In vested $1,000,000 in tractors in a six month period. Shows Today 1:45.3:16 7:00-9:00 EVERY MAN WILL WANT TO SEE! Starts Today For 3 Days! ft A ,4 ' .1 1 SON FOUND SAFE YAKIMA. Wash., July 6. (API Mrs. Thomas Vlctorson of Tleton and her son, Henry, 10. after wandering in thick timber for two nights nnd two days, were found early tonight by a searching party near Rtmrock lake In the mountains 70 miles west Jackson County Building & Loan Association Mr.IHOKO. OKF.WOS FIFTY-THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT June 30, 1935 RKSOt IK KS CaAh - 1.564.5A Real Estat Loans, unpaid balances after reduction of Stock p,ed1 252,247.13 Real Estate Owned and In Foreclosure 253.560.13 Real Estate Sold on Contract 96,327.18 Stock Loans '. fi.33R.64 Government Bonds 6.025.00 Other Bonds and Warrants 7.264.09 Shares In Medford Federal Savings and Loan Association 40.5O0.0O Shares in Federal Home Loan Bank of Portland 4.100.00 Home Office Building M 22,850.00 Furniture and Fixtures 2.000.00 Other Assets 3.400.83 700.177.55 i.iAHii.mr.s Stock, after reduction of Stock Pledged on Real Estate Loans $566,544.22 Incomplete Loans 423.04 Accounts Payable 1.193.01 Advances by Federal Home Loan Bank of Portland 48.000.00 Reserves : Contingent Fund $42,581.84 Surplus 19.34709 Reserve for Depreciation on Real Estate Deferred Profit .. Reserve for Taxes (Taxes payable, Including Interest. $5,956 46). $700,177.55 STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF JACKSON, ss: We, the undersigned. C. M. Ktdd. President and J. H. Fletcher, Secretary of the Jackson County Building and Loan Association, being first duly sworn, on oath, depose and say, each for himself and not the one for the other, that we are respectively the President and Secretary of said Association; that we read the foregoing statement of Assets and Liabilities, nnd know th contents thereof, and that the foregoing statement of said Association for the period beginning January 1st. 1035, and ending June 30th, 1935, is true and correct as we verily believe. C. M. KIDD. President J. H. FLETCHER, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1935. H. F. ELDEN. (SEAL) Notary Public for Oregon. My Commission Expires: February 13, 1937. KIM 'S PICTURE THAT If- L vr a f ' Liberty "Four Star" star for every role I The revealing drama of a woman's secret heart . . . wherein are buried the dreams that no man knows . . . the hidden loves ... the private worlds I CLAUD ETTE in with CHARLES BOYER JOAN BENNETT HELEN VINSON JOEL McCREA ADDED ATTRACTIONS IVlTy in "Treasure Blues" ICAPPV HARMONY NEWS F.IF.NT of here. The sheriff's oifice tn Yakima wav notified by telepnone that Mrs. Vlc torson and the boy were suffering from exhaustion and hunger but otherwise were unharmed. Their clothing was torn to shreds by dense underbrush through which they struggled. The pair left a family picnic party for a walk July 4 at Clear laice. When they did not return by night fall, forest rangers were notified and searching parties which at one ttms numbered at least 175 men were sent Into the Clear lake district. $61,928.73 61.928.73 11.244.50 4.887.50 5,956.46 Mats . . . 25c Eves ... 35c Children 10c ! picture . . . with a Hi SSI? i ! II V
