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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE;. MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1935. PAGE THREE Local and Leave for MBMInnrtlle Harry Good of Butt Pill left recently for McMlnnvUla to anter school. Kenly Hecumi Oornlng Ketily. Jr., hu returned from a anort buameaa vlalt at San PYanclaco. Leaves for Grant ran Mr I. M NeireU 1 spending a few daya In Grant Paaa with her auter. Mrs. J. B. Coan. Spend Day at Beach Mr. and Mra. Leon B. Haaklna motored to Creecent City yesterday to spend the day. On Leave Ralph J. Reed, member of Medford OCC district, left for Ash land over the week-end to spend sev eral days' lea In that city. Bat from Eugene Mra. Howard Erwln returned from Butane recently after visiting there for a wee with her mother. Mra. William F. Boring. Bullls to Seattle Seth BulU. ac companied by hla son Lee. were ex pected to leave thi morning by train ' enroute to Seattle. leave for south Mr. Elbert Cole man and daughter Marilyn left last night for San rranelseo to spend a week's vacation. Visits Parents Here Warren Ham lin of the Union Oil Co. at Seattle, arrived to spend the week-end with hi parent here. Receiving Medical Care Mra. A. H. earner of the Allen hotel 1 receiv ing medical care at the Community hospital. Mrs. Banwell Returns Home Mr. A. H. Banwell and her baby son. Brent Beresford, returned to their home over the week-end. Wings Return Mr. and Mrs. Charle Wing returned this morning on the Oregonlan from Portland, where they had spent the past sev eral days. Medford Visitors Mrs. Asll Walker. Mrs. Dave Biles and their mother. Mrs. Hamner. all of Oold Hill, were Medford visitors Friday, transacting business. J , Transferred to Medford Fred J. Csrr of the local Oopco office. ha Just been notified of his promotion and transfer to the Medford olflee. Roseburg News-Review. To Take Nurse's Training Mia? Hsle Oliver and Mies Antoinette Ko nop left yesterday morning by train for Vancouver, wash., to take nurse s training at St. Josoph a hospital. t Lady Elks to Meet Tomorrow will ba Lady Elka' day at the Elka' tem ple, It was announced by Mr. Clar ence Bates, who will be hostesa at cards during the afternoon. Bowling and pool will also be the diversions. Among Medford Visitors Among Medford visitors during the past sev eral weeks ha been Mra. Virginia M. Heick of Portland, who I a guest at the home of her son. Joe Daly, of 311 King street. Visiting from San Francis Mrs. Hizel Larraba of San Francisco la the house gut this week of Mr. and Mrs. p. B. Blgelow. and la planning on vis iting Crater Lake, via Klamath Falls, today. Leaving for San .lose Mrs. L. R Parente, the former Gladya Murphy of this city, la leaving tomorrow for her home In San Jose, after spending the past week at the -home of her mother, Mr. Maude Murphy. Leaves for San Francisco A. L. Tlndemann left Saturday night en route to San Francisco. Another de parture Saturday night by train was that of J. Timberlake, who was en route to Portland. Crater Lake Visitors Arriving on Sunday morning southbound train were Mrs. J. A. Storen and her nephew, c. E. Vetterleln. both of Newton Center. Mas., who left Im mediately by bua .to visit Crater Lake. Attends Textbook Meeting School Superintendent E. H. Hedrick was ex pected to return over the week-end from the north, after attending a meeting of the state textbook com mission. o Ed Reaines Returns Ed R-eamea, " who has been spending the pist sev. eral dsy at Portland a the guest of Joe King. Jr.. a classmate at Stan ford, was experted to return over the week-end. King spent two days at the Reames home enroute north earlier In the summer. Tomorrow and Wed. .J!" - At0 J - w jr,,'j F motion . rt yr'. human dra- ljmf ' icT r id; J rf- hrrhj an1 la jSf i 0Te n enp tonight! wmsmmmm t Warner (Vuter Mwna Personal RMldy Not romtng John Reddy. Medford atudent at GonsagA univer sity In Spckane, who waa to have vla ited in Medford thla week, will not be here, he haa adviaed friend. Enjoy Skating party Mr. and Mr. Olen Phillipa and Mr. and Mrs. Wil bur Martin and daightera Evelyn and Vemlce, accompanied by a number of Ep worth leaguers, motored to Med ford Friday evening, where they en Joyed a skating party. Back from Vacation Miss Ann Purucker and Mlas Katherlne Hunt reaa returned Saturday after a week's vacation in Seattle and Portland. M!aa HuntreM attended the wedding of Mia Margaret Henaley and Ernest Roatl at Crater Lake Saturday night. o Ftnjrer Severed Ray Hackathorne of 311 Genesee street, an employe of Timber Products Co., waa taken to the Community hospital Saturday for first aid treatment. The middle fin ger of hla right hftnd was aevered In an accident. Auto Crah In an auto crash be tween a oar driven by Bob Arnold of Medford and a California oar. at tha corner of Oakdale and Sixth street this morning, both cars were badly damaged, but neither of the drivers was seriously hurt, according to city police. The driver of the California car failed to stop at the atop street, police aald. Pedestrian Injure d Russell Jordan, 19, was run over this morning by a car driven by Collina P. Saylor. route 1, but sustained only mjrior leg in juries. Jordan waa in the act of get ting into a car driven by Joe Bar rett, ss Barrett waa starting up on Ma,ln street after letting a train go by. The Saylor car crashed into the back of the Barrett machine, bounced off, and coming alongside, struck Jor dan, knocking him down and the front wheel passing over his leg. PERSIST. Sept. 2. (Spl) Mrs. Howard Ash and children, accom panied by Mrs. Jess Elgin of Med ford. are spending this week at Huckleberry Gap picking berries. They report the crop la abundant. Ervln Hutchison had a few days off from his work so he took his family to the C 4p for a week-end vacation. Oti-er week-end pickers were Victor Peterson and sons Dare and Orval, Viola and Joan Ztmmer. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chlldreth and son. Donald, Esther Chamberlain and Dorothy Ash. The recent electric storm set four small fires near Huckleberry Gap. Ervin Hutchison, with a crew of 15 CCC boys. Dud Geary with a crew of six boys, and Lowell Ash were all fighting fire the night of Au gust 28. Harvey Morgan and crew are busy sawing out orders the past few days at the Mountain Lumber company. Flossie Parker, long ill, is reported to be Improving gradually. She is still unable to be out of bed, how ever. Jess Oarber. victim of poison oak for the past three months, has Im proved to such an extent that he has resumed work at the Mountain Lumber company. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Royal of Klam ath Falls and daughter Kathryn. were visiting at the Matthews cabin Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Anstl Pearce of Un ion Creek, were at the Matthews cabin on inspection tour August 31. Burnt Peak and Elk Creek of this district were also visited during the field trip. A group of berry pickers called st the Butler Butte lookout station August 38. NEW YORK . i UP I One of her last acta of philanthropy before the Baroness Edmond de Rothschild died a few weeks ago was the contribu tion of $7,500 to Hadassah. the Wom en's Zionist Organization of America, to repair the Hadassah hospital In Safad. Palestine. Persist IP I ANNOUHCEMEHTI 11 -ImTh.- IT) TZtTu -if w u u Store - Closed TUESDAY MAN MOUNTAIN OF WRESTLING FAME Man Mountain Dean, the kingpin of the wrestling world, was shuffl ing the streets of Medford In all his bewhlskered glory over the week end, talking over the wrestling game with Promoter Mack LiUard between the irritating advances of admirers, autograph seekeri and interviewers. The famoua exponent of the "fall ing tree" hold spent moat of hla time trying to satisfy curious Medfordltes who wanted to take advantage of the opportunity of looking at the largest piece of wrestler In the world. He came here by airplane Saturday night 'or the express purpose, how ever, of visiting Frank C. Doremus of Big Boulder Orchard, whose father and Dean are great friends at Santa Barbara. Air travel n decidedly nothing new to the 320-pound matman. for last week he broke the world's record for air 'mileage among wrestlera when his total reached one million miles. He took the record from Ed "Strangler" Lewis, whose record waa 800.000, also passing, up the Im pressive flying marks set by Gue Sonnenberg and Joe Bavoldt. While here Detn breakfasted with Promoter Ullard and tentatively agreed to sign up for a bout here before winter. If Dean should ap pear, the Armory could not pos sibly hold all the ticket buyers, as Dean has a habit of drawing great crowds. He had four straight sell outa in the Olympic stadium at Los Angeles, with 15,000 people at earh. Dean announced that he may quit wrestling soon to go Into pictures (he Is signed to do a picture with Joe E, Brown and a series of Hal Roach comedies in the Immediate future! but however successful on the screen, the Man Mountain can never eclipse the fame and fortunj he has gained In the ring by flat tening opponent via his earthquak ing "broad J u rr,ps.' W. C. Fields Draws Crowds To Rialto Box office records, set onl y la st week by Joe E. Brown, were shat tered yesterday at the Rialto theater, where W. C. Fields is being shown in "Man on the Flying Trapeze." Indicative of Med ford 'a desire for comedy of the "belly laugh" variety, capacity crowd the largest the Ri alto hea ever had thronged into the theater, matinee and evening, to set a new high for attendance figures. With his particular gift (or comedy given full play. Fields kept the audi ence in constant uproar, carrying the picture from one hilarious situation into another, pausing only occasion ally In his monkeyshlnea to all ow the audience to catch it breath, and a moment later sending it off again Into pales of laughter with the buffoonery for which he haa so definite a fla:r. The fact that Fields himself, under the name of Charles Bogle, waa co author with Sam Hardy another able comedian might hare a great deal to do with the constant atream of gHgs and comedy situations that arise in the story. And, Inasmuch aa It deals in Its entirely with "in-law" trouble. It strikes a very human note along with the comedy. Fields la the downtrodden, hen pecked. aubm'.sive husband, persisl ently napped by wife and mother-in-law, and Just aa consistently sup ported in his scrapes by daughter Mary Brian. But the dsy of reckon ing finally oomea and audience ah&re the delight In which the in-law are told off. 4 History l Made. ST. THOMAS. VIRGIN ISLANDS. Sept 2. (&) Governor Lawrence Cramer made history today when he torfc the oath of office before a na tive Judge. It waa the first time such a gesture has been made. ir WATCH FOR ATIONALto TTTr nr.v vm sjt rm mi w u - Furniture Store Coming Soon POLITICAL PEACE Or KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. Sept. 1 (AP) Governor Charles H. Martin and Mayor Willis E. Mahoney of this city, opponents in one of the most Intensive political primaries In Ore gon history, burled the hatchet at a luncheon table here Friday. Said Mayor Mahoney: "I once had the Idea I wanted to be governor. Governor Martin gave me a darn good whipping. I say right now he's the best governor Oregon ever had." Said Governor Martin; "Say, you're a young fellow. You've gec time to try again. I didn't dare wait." Swims Columbia ASTORIA. Ore-. Sept. 3. Tall, blonde, Jim Reed. Seaside life guard, won the swimming race across the Columbia river frcm Megler Sat urday, covering the route In two houre 35 minutes, a number of contestants were seized with cramps and dropped out. 0 1 Meteorological Report Sept. 2. IOT5 Medford snd vicinity: Fair tonight and Tuesday. Little change In tem perature. Oregon: Fair tonight and. Tuesday, but considerable cloadineaa or fog near coast. Little change In tempera ture. Temperature a year ago today : Highest 104; lowest 55. Total monthly precipitation. 0 in. Deficiency for the month .01 inches. Total precipitation since S3pt. 1. 1935. 0 inches. Deficiency for the season .01 indies. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yester day 1 4 percent ; 5 a. m. today 67 percent. Tomorrow: Sunrise 5:39 a. m. Sun set 8:43 p. m. Observations Taken at 5A. M., 120th Meridian Time 5 13 I - a 3 I - a g z i z 5 5 or 11 I ml 8 P P I Boise 86 60 Clear Boston 72 58 Cloudy Chicago 68 58 .04 Rain Denver 70 52 T Clear Eureka 56 54 T Cloudy Helena 78 50 .02 Clear Los Angelea . .. . 64 Cloudy MEDFORD 97 56 Clear New York 62 Cloudy I Omaha 50 58 1.08 Rain Phoenix 72 .28 Clear Portland . 84 60 Clear Reno 88 50 Clear Roseburg fil 54 Clear Salt Lake 84 53 Clear San Francisco 60 50 Cloudy Seattle 78 56 Clear Spokane 92 58 Clear Walla Walla 64 Clear Washington. D.C. 70 . 60 .06 Cloudy WINDOW OLASb We sell window glass and will replace your broken window reAsonaoly rrowridge Cab inet works Schilling Pepper m w vm ii an acvooi li" iTfii i ss t L, will season a jTV, million stBaks Society and Clubs Taler-Cllne Wefl rtlnf Saturday. Josephine N. Tayler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Wood, and LeRoy F. Cline. son of Mrs. Edith Cllne. were united in marriage at a quiet ceremony held at the First Christian church on Saturday, at 8 o'clock in the evening, In the presence of im mediate relatives. Rev. W. R. Balrd officiated. The brtdeD was attired In a nary blue triple-sheer crepe suit with matching blue accessories, and wore a corsage of rosebuds. After the ceremony the couple ielt for a brief trip to coastal points. land will then make their home in Medford. Young Peoplp's .Meeting TueMlay The Young People s Missionary cir cle of the First Christian church will hold Its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, Septem ber 3. in the recreational hall of the church. Geraldlne Latham's division la In charge of 'the program, which will include a reading congest. Thia la to be a "guest night" and each member attending is asked to bring a guest There will be a short recreational period following the pro gram, Mrs. W. H. Herkman Leaves With Guest. Mlas Pauline Haas of preenville," Pa., left Saturday for her home after spending the summer with her grand parents here. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Heckman. Mrs. Heckman accompanied her granddaughter east, where she will spend several weeks, to be Joined later by Dr. Heckman. RoRiie's Roost Has RurlliiRame Visitor!!, Nichol smith, of Burllngame, ar rived this morning to be a guest at Rogue's Roost, summer home' of, the Nlon Tuckers. Other guests at the Roost Include Mark Ellworthy, Miss Patricia Tobln, Miss Dale King, and Sheldon Cooper, all of Burllngame. Guests nf St nines' Leave for Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Holmes and daughter, Mary, of Spokane, left on the morning train aK?r spending the past two weeks m guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Strang. u. D Shows 1:4S 1:00-9:00 Wow! Another Record Smashed! Mother The WED - Death Terrorizes ARLINE JUDGE KENT TAYLOR mi FRAWLEY Must Be RIGHT! YEARS of experience have Im pressed upon us the importance of having every detail of a service JUST RIGHT . . . These same years of experience enable us to offer er- . vice of that type. A word to those who have had need of our services in the past will substantiate this assertion. CONGER FUNERAL PARLOR WEST MAIN AT NEWTOWN Solicited For Membership In Ovder of Golden Rule and Declined Portland Ciuesti Arrive and Leave. Mrs. Jennie Slmpklns of Portland arrived this morning to spend a week in Medford as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Oltsen. Mrs. Slmpklns la an aunt of Mrs. Gitzen. Miss Virginia Wood, also of Port land, la here over the Iabor Day holidays visiting her cousin. Miss Frances Daly. Leaving for Portland thla morning are Miss Alva Bailey, who haa been a guest of Dr. Mary Jane Rochelle, and Miss Mildred Humphrey, who for the past three days has been visit ing Mrs. E, R. Husted, 0 Miss White and Mr. Brick ley Honored. Miss La Vera Whjte and Verne Brick ley were entertained at a din ner party in honor of their birth days on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. White in Jacksonville. The gueata were the Misses Thelma and Arlene Lewis, of Klamath Falls. Margaret White, Mrs. "Cora White ol Medford. Ken Howard, the honor guests and the host and hostess. Newlywedi Leave On llonemoon Trip Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roatel (Mar garet Henaley), who were married at arf unusually beautiful ceromony at the home of the David H. Canfielda at Crater Lake Saturday night, will spend their honeymoon in San rran elseo and other California pointa. Upon their return next week. Mr. Rostel will resume his duties aa pub lic relations ranger at Crater Lake, where the couple will make their home until the end of the park Rea son. MKses Leveret t "' F.vpected Home 8oon. Miss Doreen and Jeanne Leverette are expected to arrive early thla week from Loa Angeles, where they have spent the past two weeks at the home of their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Stewart, for merly of Medford. f 4 First Meeting Of Job's Daughters. Job's Daughters will hold their first meeting of the year tonight at the DeMolay hall of the Masonic Temple, to discuss old and new business. Adult, 25 Klddl-10c of Pearl, what hit us?! biggest crowds iu Rialto history Positively Ends Tomorrow! r.u i b .v . i THUR a College Campus! 1" . " I ttVJ Appointment of B. O. Karrcnn. MMford. a deputy United States marartal to fill the vacancy left in PortUnd by resignation of Loren Cochran as chler deputy marhal lit announced by Jack T. Summervllle. United States marshal. NarreRan has aasumed hla new duties. He Is a war veteran and a member of a pioneer Oreson family. Cochran's place a chief deputv marshal will be taken by b. Frea wimama, promoted to the vacancy from field deputy. Herbert Marshall In Craterian Role All of the wli, subtlety and the delightful Insight Into' ehnca:ter which made "Accent on Youth" a hit on Broadway these nfany months are now on view at the Cmterlan theater, where Sylvia Sidney and Herbert Mar ahall are atarred In the film version of the play. oAt times frlvlloua. and at ather times tenderly sympathetic, "Accent on Youth" la a story of a man who haa pasaed 40. bid farewell to love and suddenly finds himself more mad ly In love than ever before In hla lite. Herbert Marshall is the man. a suc cessful playwright, who falls In love with his secretary. Although she re ciprocates his feellrjr. he mistrusts himself. When Marshall learns that he 1 tern between himself and the youns leading man In his play, he turns to helping tha young man, Philip Reed, win her. Married to Reed. Miss Sidney finds her troubles Just beRlnnliv;. Reed Is youthful, romantic but dumb! And the lonsor she la with him the more she yearns for Marshall's comforts le understanding and mature charm. Tha break comes In the climax, whim Mlas Sidney files back to Mar ahali, with her husband in close pur. ault. And. In ono of the mrvst hllarl otia, crack-brained sequences In re cent films, she manages to alienate her husband and force Marshall to sdn-.lt his love. Hurry! It Ends Tomorrow! THE YEAR'S HIGHEST COMEDY! SILVIA Philip 0 i .'CT with'' IDA IUPINO kf V V 1. KENT TAYLOR - XT'jPI All k fW PATRICK JXS' T8 ame progvam- JjT i '7 H Wednesday night only N5k V,. ' t the V V HOLLY Hotel Willard Klamath Falls KLAMATH BASIN'S LEADING HOTEL BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cln;cada of Eagle Point are the parents of a baby girl we'shlnr seven pounds, four ounces, born Sept. 1 at the Commu nity hospital. 4 KEEP COOL and EN JOT meals and fountain aervica at the Wrist Not. New air conditioner. KEYS and exw.1 lock repairing. MHuri Cyclery i3 N Plr Pi aei. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1M4 CHEV. Sedan; cannot be told from new: perfect cverv way PIEIK.'K-AM.EN MOTOR CO. D.x1ge and Plymouth. LOST Lady's Elgin wrist watch, lln chain. Return to Shuss Vintage, Rexard. 4 COWS for sale: 1 fresh. Mallard ducks. T. J. Parsons. Phoenix. REV. NELLIE L. VlSrET.nlrtnl i consultation. Phone 269-R. WANTED 3 or 4 pear plckera. Tel. 7-P-14. LAOY wants work: hour, d.iv or week. Call 1352-W. Inquire 1214 W. lotn St.- LOST Dark zipper purse containing currency and compact. Reward. Madeleine Metrger. 147 So. Holly, afternoons or evenings. FOR SALE 8 -tube all-wave electrlo radio. 611 No. Barllett St. Radio Service factory trained technician and all new Factory equipment. All makes. Work positively cuarnnteed. C. D. BEAN Phone 497. ! e. Main DANCE AT JACKSONVILLE Marble Corner Eats and good things to eat. Regal Amber on tap I The tnughahta roinnnre of n girl who wouldn't tube "no" fop an nnflwerl SIDNEY HERBERT MARSHALIX OCCEHT-VOUTH Reed-Holmes Herbert WED. ONLY! Sisters . . , fighting tooth and nail for a man who was every, thing to one . , . and only a meal ticket to the other! THEATRE W man a aiw lalt; ol taterlni to eommerclgl tra fallen .Modern Hunt iimpl mom Popular price Dining Room anil Coffee Shop W. O. Miller. Pre & W Percr Mgr.
