MEDFOTCD IVXTJ TRTBTJXE, MEDFORD. OTJEGOX. MONDAY, AUGUST 19,
PACE TITTvEE
Society and Clubs
Mulrale Given at Salade
Home for Members Colony Club.
Mrs. L. A. Salade. Jr., was hostess
yeawrday at her country home near
Central Point to nearly 100 mem
bers of the Colony club, who were
entertained at a. delightful muslcale
In which appeared Madam Hanna
Butler of Chicago and her 16-year-old
grandnlece. Marjorle Westcott,
who are both guests at the Salade
home.
The program was given Indoor,
in rooms beautifully decorated wltn
summer flowers, and the guests were
served, supper during the evening on
the lawn. The lovely music was es
pecially appreciated by those who
remembered Mlas Westcott when she
sang here as a child five years ago.
Miss Westcott has since been m
Chicago, where she sang in a re
cent radio contest in which she was
chosen one of five from 2G00 con
testants to sing on the air. She has
b-en a pupil of Madam Butler since
beginning the stidy of voice.
" Madam Butler Is noted In music
circles in the east, having taught
many pupils who have become out
standing singers in opera. She has
taught in Paris during the summer
months for the past 10 years.
During the program James Stevens
graciously contributed several vocal
selections that were greatly enjoyed.
Mis Frances Moore was the accom
panist for the entire muslcale.
Madam Butler's presentation was
as follows: '"The SoprHno Air." from
Louise: "Charpentler." an did Eng
lish song: "My Lovely Cella" by Lane
Wilson: "Serenade" by Straus, sung
in Oerman and "Vissi D'Arte" from
Tosca by Puclnnl, as an encore.
Miss Westcot; and Madam Butler
anf a duet. "By the Waters ot
Minnetonka." by Lnurance.
Miss Westcott's presentation was:
"L'Enfant AortUlges" by Ravel; "Ave
Maria" and "Helde Rosleln" by Schu
bert; "1 11 Carry You In My Pocket,"
by LeMar. and "The Last Rose ot
Summer" as an encore.
Miss Westcott. who will leave for
her home Thursday, accompanied
Madam Butler to Paris and London
three years ago. and was very suc
cessfully received.
4
Mi's Bertha SthiMm
Wed to William strode.
At a very simple but Impressive
ceremony solemnized at the Chris
tian parsonage Sunday morning at
8:30, the Rev. Wm. R. Batrd united
In marriage Miss Bertha Margaret
Btinson, daughter of Mrs. Nancy
Btlnson of Medford and Wtl'.iam
Marcus Strode, son of Thomas Strode
of Myrtle Creek.
The bride was atttred in a dress
of white silk crepe and wore a tur
ban of white silk crepe with veil.
Her corsage was of yellow and pink
rosebud. For her going away dress
she wore a gown of printed travel
crepe with white accessories.
The bride and bridegroom were
attended by Olive Warren, sister ot
the bride, and James Wamsley. Only
immediate relatives attended the
ceremony.
The bride Is a well known mem
ber of the younger set, having been
graduated from Medford high school.
She has been employed In the' office
of Dr. Wm. P. Holt for the past
I several years.
The couple left Immediately after
the ceremony for a trip along the
coast, after which thy will be at
home at the Dr. Seely orchard at
Myrtle Creek, where the bridegroom
has a position as stipcrlntendent.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stearns
Spend Honeymoon on the Kogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stearns, who ,
have recently spent their vacation
at "Sunset on the Rogue." left Fri
day for California. Mr. and Mrs.
Stearns were recently married at
"Sunset." the home of the bride
groom's parents. Mrs. Stearns la the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Tate of Los Angeles.
The bride and bridegroom's par
ents and a few close friends were
the only ones present at the wed
ding, after which a short honey
moon trip was spent touring Orpgon.
the rest of their vacation beini;
spent at Sunset. The young couple
will make their future home In Ore
gon. Mis McLemore tinH
Of Ml Margaret Warner.
Among Medford guests this wecK
Is Miss Mary Lou McLemore of Ber
keley. Cal.. who drove to Medford
from Lake o' the Woods Sunday
evening, accompanying Miss Mar
garet Warner. Miss Warner had been
a guest since Thur.vJay at the McLe
more summer cottage at the resort
After spending three or four days
In this city. Miss M-WMore. who has
spem the greater pnrt of the sum
mer at Lake o' the Woods, will re
turn to her home In Berkeley.
bual Women's la
To lime Tuesday Meeting
Loyal Women's Bible class of the
First Christian church will meet in
the church recreational hall Tuesday
at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Mabel Carr s group
will be In charge. Visitors will be
welcome.
SAT-ENf. Aus. IP. (API Governor
Martin. Secretary of Stat Snell and
State Treasurer Rufus C. Holmnn. an
nounced todJty they would attend the
Paul Bunyan Jubilee at Marshfield
Friday of this week.
IS YOUR
CAR LATER THAN
1932 MODEL?
Foi.'R out of five of the Iitr
model cars on the road today
can be stepped up in perform
ance by a simple ind inexpensive
diuatmeat.
Ak your Smiling AvvxriatM
DeaJer about the new, jcientific
Mrs. Whit elan Expected
Bark rrom Visit in East-
The summer's vacationists who
have been away from Medford dur
ing the past several weeks, have in
cluded Mrs. W. A. Whltelaw of 20
South Newtown street, who Is ex
pected to return this week after
spending the past few months visit
ing la Minneapolis, Minn.
Mrs. Whltelaw. who left Medford
June 8. making the trip east by
train, will Join her husband in Se-
t attle. the latter having left last
: night to attend to business matters
j in the north. While in Minneapolis,
j Mrs. Whltelaw was the guest of a
1 brother, sister and other relatives
and friends.
j Mr. and. Mrs. Work
Feted During Visit Mere.
Medford guests who have been
honoreea on several occasions during
their stay in this city are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Works of Denver, Colo.,
who have been visiting at the Robert
W. Ruhl home in Siskiyou Heights.
They were entertained at luncheon
Sunday at the F. Corning Kenly
summer home on Rogue River. Mr.
Ruhl and Misses Alicia and Roxane
Ruhl atso being Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Works, Mr. and Mrs.
Ruhl and Miss Floxnne will be the
guests tomorrow night at a dinner
given at the A. S. V. Carpenter
country home.
JRI-M
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MAKES TAXI-HOPS
A slant Ford tri -motored airliner.
"Silver Eagle," arrived in Medford
yesterday, piloted by Ca.pt. Eddie De
lann. former chief test pilot for the
Ford Motor company, to spend a week
j here in carry! ne passengers over the
icity, on a 1A mile loop trip.
i The graceful Ford ship, one of the
latest built by the Ford company. Is
powered by three Pratt and Whitney
"Wasps." the trio turning up 127.1
horsepower. There Is comfortable
room for 14 passengers at a time, and
featured on the frequent flights will
I be niaht, trips over the city. Said
; Kn Clark, manacer of the hip ship:
"We'll make flights all night If we
.can get enough passengers. And at
I the small charge that we're making,
It's beginning to look as though
thats Just what we'll have to do to
accommodate, the crowds."
The airliner Is here while on a tour
of the United States. The night
flights over the cities of the country
have proven immensely popular. The
ship, licensed by the department of
commerce, la owned by the Pacific
Airlines company.
MRS. ARMINDA PURVIS
PASSES IN ASHLAND
Mm. Armlndn Purvis of 200 Hnr
rlfion street. Ashlnnd, pax.ipcl nwny
Sunday afternoon, following an Ill
ness Of Several Vears. She lenvnc three
daughters. Mrs. Maud Murphy, of
nsniana, Mrs. aertrude Twogood, ot
Confleld. Idaho, and Miss Nell Pur
vis. Flnndreau. So. Dakota, also
son, Roy J. Purvis of Berkeley, Cal.,
and 20 grand children and 11 great
grand children. Funeral plans have
not yet been announced.
Now is a good
time to Buy
Gifts for Xmas
and Weddings.
We
Thank You
For your generous patron
age during our several years
of business in Medford. Now
the Handicraft Shop is to be
closed because of other in
terests which will require
our time. We invite you to
take advantage of our very
low prices during this last
week of the Handicraft Sale!
NOTICE!
Customers having yarn in
the Will Call please arrange
to take yarn out of shop by
Saturday, Aug. 24.
Furniture and
Fixtures Must Go.
See us bfore
you buy!
HINFRA! PI ANF I
CARRIES BODIES If!
TO HOLLYWOOD tgf""
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comer. 3. C. at &:1S a. m., rippled
from the florpole above.
Mining Drama
The drama of the situation deeplv
moved the crowd at the airport,
among them high civic and state rep
resentatives, Th motors were warmed up, still
hardly cool from their fllcht north
this morning from Alameda, Calif..
the plane was taxied slowly to the
runway, a siren sounded, a white fla-s
dropped, and the big ship. like a great
silver bullet, raced down the airwav
and lifted gracefully into the air.
Previously. Colonel Young had de
clared that Los Angeles was their des
tination, but he said out of respect
for the Ropers and Post families he
could not reveal the landing field
there. From a creditable souk, it i
a-ft a lAnrnPrl that thi TinnlH !
probably be taken to the Pearson
funeral home, in Los Angeles, on ar
riving there.
HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. Aug. 19. (AP)
Hie bodies of Will Rogers and Wiley
Post were hetng returned hare today,
brought back from that aerial voyage
Rogers had said would end, for htm.
"Just somewhere."
Their remains were to be taken di
rectly to a mortuary at Forest Lawn
Memorial Park.
Despite the unbounded affection
j felt, generally, for Will Rogers, some
j Tear was expressed of untoward Inci
dents, such as have attended the
funerals of other film stars. Every
safeguard will be employed, both to
day nnd at the funeral services,
Thursday, friends said.
J A private ceremony for Rogers
family will be performed Thursday, at
Forest L.'i'.vn. Mrs. Rogers requested
it, be led by the Rev. J. Whltcom'o
Brougher. Sr., who cancelled an evan
gelical campaign at Seaside. Ore., to
return here.
The comedian's body then will be
Interred in a crypt at Forest Lawn
not far from t.hrwu rf inn vf h t
closest friends in 11 Marie Dressier
.and Florenz Zlegfeld. theatrical pro
, ducer.
Later. It was understood. It- will be
removed to a last resting place in
Rogers' home stat. Oklahoma.
At the same time. Thursday, one.
and perhaps two other tributes will
be paid Rogers' memory.
A public ceremony in the vast
Hollywood Bowl will be held. Here, it
it is believed, plans now being formu
lated for a living memorial to the
homely Philosopher, will b rilnrlnvrt.
A committee composed of Mary Pick
. ford. Mayor Edward Spence of Beverly
Hills, nnd other Beverly Hills clvis
officials has been conferring on the
type of memorial to be arranged.
SEEK LOST PLANE
SALEM. Aug. 19. (AP)An ex
tradition hearing will be held be
fore Governor Martin tomorrow, for
the return to Stevens county. Kan
sas, of Dane Stockton, wanted for
BIG SALE To End SATURDAY!
Nothing Reserved Everything GOES!
DON'T MISS THESE
HAND EMBROIDERED MODELS
Guest Towels, Laundry Bags, Lunch Cloths, Chair
Back Sets, Crib Covers and many other items for-
ff tnerly priced from
69c
NOVELTY
GIFT ITEMS
A variety of gifts for all occa
sions. All going at
5c-10c -25c
Davenport Pillows
Various types to choose from.
This special group
HANDICRAFT SHOP
No More Contract
fviyrna ioy taoovej tripped Jaunt
ily down Park avenue In New York
City, apparently unworried aboul
having abrogated her movie con
tract after several months of dif
ferences, (Associated Press Photo)
burglary. He was recently arrested
at Medford.
Sheriff Earl Kerns of Kansas was
here requesting the prisoner's re
turn. He reported to the governor
that Stockton was on ex-convict,
who was fighting extradition, 'the
governor indicated that If all thtngs
were correctly stated, he would grant
the extradition.
Dane Stockton was arrested here
on August 8. on a fugitive from
Justice warrant from Kansas, and Is
still held In the county Jail here
pending action by the governor.
Sheriff Kearns is expected to arrive
here tomorrow or Wednesday to take
him into custody. Stockton's bail ho.
been set at 2S00.
TAX SALE SLATED
Next Saturday, August 34, Is the
date set for sale of delinquent tax
property In this county by the sheriff.
Notice of the foreclosure decree and
sale have been posted.
The sheriff will place a table and
chair on the front stpa of the court
house, and read the description of the
property, and offer it for sale. This
reading Job la expected to take most
of the day. and the readers will serve
In relay. The property will be sold
to the highest bidders, If any.
There are now approximately 650
pieces of property on the delinquent ,
tax list, which started with 1162 items
last spring. Fifty per cent of the :
property owners have paid their de
linquent taxes, or made arrangements
under the ten per cent payment plan,
which allows them six months grace i
to redeem. '
HANDICRAFT SHOP'S
DOORS WILL CLOSE
$2.50 to $35.00. Now going at
to $15.00
LACES
Beautiful laces. Get a supply now. All
laces going at, per yard
lc, 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c
59
c
TOWNSEND CRASH
DUE 10 SABOTAGE
HINT SF0LL0WER
(Continued from Wee One.)
war and smashed
into a row of
trees and a fence.
None of the men was hurt.
Dr. Townsend. who had Just fin
ished addressing several thousand
northern California supporters of
his old age pension plan. Imme
diately chartered a plane from
George Cransen. Antioch aviator.
and flew to Oakland, where he made
connections with a- passenger plane
bound for Los Angeles. He had a
speaking engagement tn the south
to fulfill later tn the day.
LOBBY QUIZ WARMS UP
ON TALK OF PROFITS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. (AP)
The senate lobby committee examina
tion of Howard C. Hopson became
stormy and heated today as the ques
tioning tvirned to the utility head's
profits from the Associated Gas and
Electric System.
Chairman Black frequently de
manded that he answer the questions
one warning that If he didn't the
Issue would "be carried to the sen
ate." To thfs hint of contempt action,
Hopson retorted the committee was
not trying to get "all the truth" but
only half truths. ,
WANTED
Cannery Bartletts
ALSO
Bartletts and Fall
Pears For Shipping
e
Guy W. Conner Inc.
Phone 92
rt PILLOW
42 inch Stamped and Hem
stitched Pillow Caies.
Limited number. One pair to
a customer. Pair
All Domestic Yarn
This lot includes Shetland
Floss, Princess Wool, Silky
Wool and Bouclette. Per ball
HUGE CROWD SEES
BOMBING PLANES
AT AIRPORT
(Continued trom Page One.)
Major Harold Is. Smith. A. C stat
ed this afternoon that Medford is an
ideal locality for practice maneuvers.
Climate, wind, terrain and airport
facilities are very satisfactory, ac
cording to the major.
Other officers said that there has
been more faborable comment among
the men since their arrival than at
any other practice base the squadron
has vial tod.
The encampment has been estab
lished with little difficulty and prac
tice work has been started In smooth
oMt. Major Smith stated today. The
u ily mishap to occur was when one
of the bombers lost a lauding near In
setting down at the port today. The
accident was described as minor by
the commanding officers, and will
not Interrupt the regular maneuvers.
Entertainment is being arranged by
the Chamber of Commerce, with
Floyd Hart In charge of fishing and
bunting. Major Porter In charge of
trap-shooting and Max Pelrce and W.
H. Fluhrer In change, of badminton.
The men are well pleased with the
facilities at their camp, according to
the officers' staff, who said that the
squadron Is grateful for the way the
officers and men have been received.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
DE SOTO Coupe, looks and runs like
new. priced for quick sale. Pierce
Allen Motor Co., Dodge and Ply
mouth. CASES
55
RIBBONS
Buy ribbon now. Vahoua uldtht and
kind. Formerly mid up to Ifie pr
yard. Now going at, jard
5c
ONE HAND LOOM
Will weave 18 inch width.
Por Sale CHEAP
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FOR RENT Holly Court No. 3. Call
Jackson Co. Building and Loan
Assn., 193.
FRESH Jersey cow and day bed. W.
A. Goldman. Talent.
TRADEMy 1931 Nash 8 coup- in
good condition, for a sedan, pref
erably Kurd or Chevrolet. Will pay
caMi difference. Address P. O. Box
748. Medford.
BOARD ar.d room, private faml'.y. de
sirable place, reasonable price. 344
N. central.
1P34 OLDSMOBILB SIX St-dan with
built-in trunk and de luxe equip
ment. Has been driven iess than
17.000 miles. Tires new. Tins cor
is like new in every way and m
can save monev on It.
SKINNF.R:S GARAGE
143 S. Riverside Ph. 10J
Bttlck Ponttflc
FOR RENT 2 dowutoun apts., very
reasonable. Phoue 107.
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CLOVEKLKAF SERVICE STATION
tiO'J S. Riverside
Gihnore Lionhead Motor Oil, 19c qt.
Gllmore East, oil, 49c gal.
Gtlmorc West. oil. 32c a gal.
Bring your conMlner.
TIRES 5.00x19. M.AO. 8 months un
conditional guarantee. Firestone
Tires. 25rr oif of list. Tike advant
age of ihcoe prices now! clover leaf
tioi-vlce Station, 002 S. Rlveiside.
WOMAN General house work. 106
Clark St.
imiArovr'IbrnTton
Jacksonville Hwy. n. E. F5rd.
FURNISHED apartment, private bath.
210 S. ivy.
!t OOOD proposition to right party for
country home. Cow, c.ucl'.-ns, ar
nen. electric washer, range. No beds.
Srte number in family, age. All
detail to Mail Tribune. Box 6338.
I TUSCAN. Clin and Champion
j peaches, at.sunwt plums. Dolph
j Phipps. Cmter Lake Hhy.
( FOR RENT Re.isma.ole. about 300
j aquart ft. on Main Private en
I trrtnee on alley, suttnble for ware-
hoiijo or ny business not requir
ing M.nn St. entrance. Inquire at
tiie Baldwin Piano Siioppe.
TOMATOES for sale. 7.V? p:le no,
bring boxes. Davis, over Buckshot
hill.
FOR EXCHANGE- Joints, Ana prop
erty for Hcrrae on highway. Clyde
Gi tea. Trail. Ore.
; WANTED Two experienced wa.it
! re saps. Also cxperletiLvd d-.shwaf her.
None other need apply. Valentine
I Cafe.
A blend of rich spices
aromatic leaves and seeds'
for all pickling- purposes
Schilling'
I'm Eel i! V
42 South Central