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!MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1933 PAGE ELEVEN Local and Visit Oregon Caves Mr. and Mrs, George phythian and Jamlly spent yesterday vlaltlng Oregon Caves. In from prospect Allene Sherwood of Prospect has txn among Med.tord visitors today. Here from Sains Valley Herbert Fitzgerald of Sams Valley has been among Medford business visitors to day. From Reedsnort Among those in the elty today was Thomas Payne of Reedsport. Ore- who was attending to business here. Paul Martin Visits Paul Martin of Central Point was in Medford today attending to business matters, as was Lee Hedgepath of Voorhles crossing. Blacks Visit Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blaclc of Mount Crest ranch. Hilt. Cal.. were In the city on business during the dny. Receiving Medical Care 'William Hodgson of this city U receiving med ical care today at the Sacred Heart hospital, as Is E. T. Dsy, alscPof Med ford. peon Visits Ashland The Ashland Tidings states that E. R. Pech of the Liberty Market at Medford was m Ashland Wednesday night visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. QxieU laff of Qulncy street. Corporal Tucker Visits Corporal 3. Erie Tucker of the state police wa3 In Mfelford yesterday and this morning, in conference wltft state police of ficials. He left this morning for duty at Xarshtleld. ' Hwarns frsw Xvr La . - innn. aocomDanlsd by her daugh ter Mainrst. J1? mn md 4vy Wllott, drova to Mrs. Horatio Oat' summer horn on the Rogue rtvr Is ewanlne. to bring back r sret'a sisisr Janat, who h been a auw4 thr tnn 1 turaj. MM. J- ra mmm-txs. Irti m. mn and twe chlMraw -tursWW to trwlr hems nr yesterday aftr a thr tmHs' stay at migene at tka how of Mm. own's parsnw. hy lMn Mris with Coptiln avw.l t las t IssiW 4,- p:r IB t txrmrxi Vm poll rmls tlti at Clatoti). mmm Jnami Cto-Pin sn 1.1 K Hmn uwM by state jolloa lm Vm past two ajs. charged with slwti Tlolatlon of the traffic lam. Trey a Cwl Orls5, Camisoi Point, m as-akK't persnlt: sXwoaMl Lull, Ontaol Joint; Barl (Mem, lisle llat, a4 PwsMla Learned, f?d foce, no ckearaince llehts; and rl MstMason, Irtwltord, no driver's per mit. V04 LABS V tH&SSi Warn. SAL ItaJVoo peuosB. P-V 7-V-14 afnr : TO. SAL Ceisw fry ! CMTSLHB -taer Hood ruaker. tIs or- for only pice-ALU noiom CO. td(ft and Flymeuth. usee ca imkixm Dbw Airflow -pass aa Chrysler royal 8 dan. Twa Side mounts, rantio and heater. '34 DeLuxe Plymouth Sedan. With trunk. Low mileage. 31 Ford Roadster; new paint. Special '28 Cadillac Coupe; 2 side mounts; good tires. Will trade for cattle or horse. Afe veral oars m low m p.. MAT MOTOR C-. 14 . Fir. DeSoto. Phone WH. KjmshH FOR SALE Peaches; fi on-Irrigated Elberta as Mail Gcl Orchards, 1 mil we uff Grllfln Creek schoolhouM. hes 857-L. --w.-r-- FOR SALE! Peaches; fine IfraiiNi Elbertaa ready now. Ray Gucta near Rogue River Academy, Jc-eonvllle-Phoenix road. FOR SALE 19 -acre poultry ranch, equipment, baby chicle busine. Oocd opportunity for right party. See owner Cummlngs Poultry Ranch near 4-Corners Service Staiion, Mid way road, Central Point, Rt. 1. lejJtNUHKD apartment for rent. 912 So. Oalcdale. i!tTBD Clothing o supply tXT ones in ne4 anythli. The 1042- for Church ce! tm lfc:. VAsVTSD Leg houta- phone 14?JS. FOR SALE Tomatot9, T: ), you pick. Also pepper ami plcee llng cucumbers. Bring bo. Jon Mace, turn dirt road belora over head crossing, Tolo. go a mil; follow arrows. VELMA MILKOWSKI announces the following September specials at the Cinderella Beauty Shop. 44 South Central; 2 free finger waves fol lowing each permanent wave. Bleach or henna pack, complete with in r wave. $150. Personality hair cutting. Open evening by ap pointment. Telephone 365. PEACHES for sale. i mite west of phoenix on Houston road. MUSTffil iW T$Tes?25 acre orchard , buildings ami equipment, close in. Will take Medford dwelling part paymtnl. H. N. Lofland, 325 So, 0 Oakdale. q WANTED Passenger to San Fvan cisco. Phone 1188-J. WANTED Alfalfa hay in shock. Tel. 697-J-3. BICYCLE for saie. 1109 W. Main. Oood condition. FOR SALE Red :yrs, Duroo Jer mt sow and 8 pls. Concord grapes. W.ney, 1 mile north Huber Pack ing Co.. Midway road. WANTED Woman to talte care of In valid ladv and do housework In country horn. Box 5841. Tribune rOB RENT rarnUhfd spt. DurrMi Court. Phone 879-X. rvRISHED S-room bungalow. In quire 109 We Msln. CAN LEND 500. more or leas, on good security. Box 6843. Tribune. s: CUCUMBERS, cut florers. Mrs. Dressier. 1107 E. Main. FOR BALE Bsrtlett jtean 10. Tour own containers, cooley inch. Eajie Polnu o o Personal Spend Wk In Portland C apt. tnd Mrs. Albert T. Anderson have been 1 spending a week visiting In Portland. CCC Members Transferred Charlea W. VanLuven, a CCC enrole at Upper Rogue CCC camp, has been trans ferred to Camp Agues. Zehrungr Arrives H. C. Zehrung ol Portland, of Gray & Co., arrived this morning on the Oregonlan for a busi ness visit In this city. At Sacred Heart Joseph L. Baley of 313 Peach street underwent a ma jor operation this morning at the Sacred Heart hospital. Has Mitjur Operation Mrs. H. Car ver of 1617 West main street Is a patient today at the Community hos pital, having undergone a major op eration there, At Community Hospital wcldon Sloan of tills city underwent a minor operation recently at the Community hospital, and Is a patient there to day. Teacher Arrives Donna Earl of Sacramento arrived this morning by train to assume duties tHs fall as t Ac her at the grade school In Eagle Point. Stop Enroute North Air. and Mrs. George Godfrey of Myrtle Creek, Ore., who have been visiting in San Prnn cisco, were In Medford today enroute back to their home In the north. CaiVp Commander Visit Lieut. Edwin Taylor, commander of CCC camp Sitkum, was In MMford this week attending to official business matters In the district headquarters. ftafc frma forMand R. L. Merrltt, who has ben spending a few days attending to business matters In j rwtmna, returned this morning on th Ctgonlan. rs. SiliWs fv '( Mrs. ! V. F. Shields of 855 Vest Second j strwut -mm expected to return by train today after ending a few days in j Portland. Jtmm9 Vlrite M'TiHri. L. B. Alton and daughter, wl tii b?i vlrttlT here with rs. Allan's daugh ter, Mm. Carskan ann it tt ?rk awniM, Mt this mornta on the hssto. fcr tlvlr home In Snlear, Ore. K Cwt.i Leevsv Vllav CKWrgia CowcWn of Grtnts Ps, runrwr-ujs tm the woewri'i first fllrsht in the south en O?on not tournajHMnt, Wft thl mornln for har hone( after vlsltinj here at the Scmm of Mrs. N.trry Irtccra. Bm1c te Lw Aalws jtrs Chrl Six and son Jack are Mturnlnf to their honw in Los Av&iim, after vis iting here for a wak with Mrs. m'& fathar, John A. INrl. ftht vle id relative in sttto. Ovm Iiectliig r Mnpfe XaJr Gworj It. Owen, comirMiidlnff offr of tlw MMfcrel CCC dWrlct, l eisyooMe this wwk In lnawetlMr CCC comiw in th northern part eg te C.rV:. r0pnmtm rtur.s A. S. V Csr jMitir ww ewpected te return today iKm .View and Portias, efter at tendint a meetint of the Pacific Highway aeireciatlon committee to which he ws recently sppolntexl in the capital city, and a meeting of the state relief administration In Portland. Fire at packing The fire department was called at 8:55 o'clock yesterday evening to the Wyron 'Root je.cj.lng house, where the f iremen re perKrt that too much fi in a burner oeiUMt the management to turn In an Jm, slthough there wn no dam A gras fire on Brrteley Way wqi tfe ceuse of an alarm Thursday p Tafce Trip South Mr. aM Wrs. J. F. Wormian, accompanied )t imm. Julia Mitchell antt Mr. Jen nie JcnM. returned tcay from a six iKHim' vacation trip thcotayh Cali fornia. They drow uth jM the ilwed highway, wrturnUw aVuv the Inlflmd route, and sjnnt mmk of the time at San Dlea. visiting the fair. "The fair i goo aii4 tl fir grounete can't be bit." Ir. WortRien AeclarM. "Everyone 1 th gout is cajttlmletlc, and oonfktat that better Uiat m at hand." ).-. 'ortman, who m m ill health when he left, avw re 1 feeling much Improved. m mm jioo Horace L. Bromley, charged with driving an auto while under the In fluence of liquor, entered aplea of guilty before Justice of the Peace William R. Coleman this afternoon, and was sentenced to 80 days In the county Jail, fined $100 and costs, and nis ari'.ers license revolted for one year. As customary with first conviction ensee. the court suspended the Jail sentence upon payment of fine and costs, amounting to $104.50. Bromley changed his plea from not guilty to guilty, when the ca.e was called. Ever Increasing Popularity of The New DREAMLAND TOGETHER WITH GEORGE DAYTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Assuring a Most Enjoyable Evening of DANCING SATURDAY, SEPT. 7th MEN !) 10 HALT ACTIVITY (Continued from Page One.) the work will mean operating the local relief of i tees for the next sev eral weeks under only a skeleton staff until further executive orders. Public cannery projects throughout the valley, through which thousands of cans of perishable produce are be ing put up dally for winter use, will not be affected. The closure was effected here In 1933 by the county administration during the seasonal employment pe riod, and some operations were cur tailed in 1934. when the SERA pro gram was first getting under way. Earlier this summer about 20 Impor tant projects were discontinued with the return of better times. The local administration will an nounce a decision tomorrow, It was announced, on the policy to be main tained here In accordance with the instructions from Portland. PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 8 (AP) The Oregon relief administration to dny ordered the temporary closing of relief stations In ttm comities where, It was declared, seasonal employment in hopyards and orchardss more than sufficient to put all employables to work. The order was effective immediately. The relief rolls. A the ten counties carried between four and five thou sand persons. The counties In which offices were closed wero Clackamas, Marlon, Linn, Lane, Yamhill, Benton, Polk, Douglas, Josephine and Jackson. Other may fce added Present plans call for reopenlnf of ie relief stations, if necessary, when the seasonal employment Is over. It was pointed out that every re lief activity will be temporarily sus pended excepi, relief canneries. . The hop yard and cvcnr employ ment Is expected to Ian, another thre or four weeks. Many of thor? on relief in the Wil lamette valley and In southern Ore gon already hve gon to worlt in the fields. Many others, however, have made uo effort to take this work when It has been offewd them. With the cloUne; of the relief stitlone the miwt work or jo without fo ane otlier as stance. It w announo4 that oatk ttlttf office probably will continue to lw vM-fted by it manager end, pwrSefca, one cam worker. Robert Riley, 13, a stat reforaa school escape, held In the county jail pending return to that InstitU' tlon, escaped from the county Jnli last night, by stealing the key o the "front door" of the bastlle from Acting Jailer George Inlow's pants, while he was sleeping. The lad was captured this morning by the Ashland police, and returned to the county jail, the sheriff said. Young Riley was "picked up" here by the authorities a week ago, and has been held awaiting the arrival of reform school guards to return him. Last night he was given his supper in a cell near the women's ward. The door to his cell was left unlocked, and some time after mid night Riley crept into the Jailer's room where the latter wras aslwep with his trousers hanging on a nearby chair. The youth removed the key, and also took a pocketbooK containing 1 and a few pennies. Se did not take a wallet containing abou aj With the key It was an easy mat ter for the boy to open the Jail door, and make his way out of the courthouse. Riley was not placed In the main felony tank of the Jail, and hla escape was not discovered until breakfast time this morning. George Inlow has been acting as Jailer during vacation of the regu lar Jailer, Ray Ingllng. IMS. MACK TO ASSIST COUNTY PLAN BOARD SALEM, Ore., Sept, 6. fAP) Gov ernor Martin today announced the appointment of ex-offlcio members of 11 county planning boards, included was: Josephine: Mrs. Sarah Wertz, home demonstration agent. Jackson: Mrs. MabeJ Mack, home j demonstration agent. 0&e;on Weather. Fair tonight and Saturday, but morning clouds and fog Jn north west portion and on coast; little change In temperature; woderate northwest wind off the coast. 1 TJse Mall Tribune want ads. LADIES 20 iro raw MAKES KTAWAY; is ail mm lilftilii (Continued from Page One) you may be sure that. If Mr. Mor genthau fixes the proper rate, he will have little difficulty with gov ernment financing In the immediate future There Is no place else for money to go. Opinions continue to differ about how long the government can con tinue to finance deficits commen surate with the existing one. Some good authorities subscribe to the optimistic view that It might con tinue as much as five years, all other things being equal. They base this deduction on the fact that the French debt now is twice the French annual national income, whereas ours Is but one-half of our national Income. At any rate, the situation Is now safe. There Is a irong probability right now that the ailing Democratic floor leader of the house, William B. Bankhead, may never return to con gress. He said in a letter to the house at the close that he would return, "God Willing." If he does not, there will be a strong deand for a dTi leader next winter to replace Acting Leader Taylor of Colorado, who carried on this session. Mr. Tavlor does .not enre much about the iob. A siio-rosa preparatory r-ontest for it s airrsjciy looming up iiti Rules Chairman O'Connor nd ioiI rum of Vlrgln!. Tn not fall Into the error of be lieving that the utilitle intewtn are going to ta.e the ne lar blii fully Just becsii two of tin arrant Xr. Bopaon'e companies he alMy filM Appllrttlene unAr It. The t'nerel eupecttl on the Inside hena ie tnn probbly ft pwr cent of th utilitlee companies will co-owaM tr sfii.r to, but that t rwr oimt w41l etttif neeitowe it. And the pr nt fill utetly lini cm tW I y ot U tin time. The W m Mwft M the pVcttttCTi I'Mit tw MtfsrfcexMnt the n-r iHru1tVeM will M am Fyesskewib KooewTett 1ms 1mm vatoly atvLu(Ki W oemm erf his frWi;vIs that fwttuw ear tlw mmv fvl constltutloeulltr mm The state fire patrol today reported that a 350-acre fire on Savage creek, vhJch srMi pall of emoe ovev the vlley Mt nl)0. liM Iwn pw unarr control, by a ciew of ma, who vert maintaining a Um the blMH this atavtMiH. Tm tit feUFXCNl thPT.ifjh MVMfc growth Uwimm', dMMK7tn : bam in its peth but dewj no Vlrelnln ruee-Pfnkle Tomlln '"" , :$Pfrfil '1 7iMSfm Lilly' .n,. flWfdl ; - J-lj& ""w v! ' -p- tfm-f''m.i,,,,' I gSichafJ DENMiETT K1- SSAVA 1 1 ' Sir.ccr''".. m Benin hume j.n loder 11 JAmESOllVIRCURWOOD'S M ff jn, 'nADTUCDn I r i IR Vltl llllll '' J AIl'F.n ATTRACTIONS . FRODTIER Mi V Chas. Mwray-"His OU Flauft," KEWniTjnAYJlARD KAT KART00N NEWSREEL mmtmmMmBamimmMii. . ?. " COMING - Pluj (nmfd; and eartnoii Llyjrl '' Jf. y fid Jlillll 111 I I I I I..LLLI ' J J III LLP " " "' ' Stars of Dramatic Rialto Film I . .1". Kathertne SergaA fa newcomer) and John Loder are. featured with Gregory Rayff, Richard Bennett and Benlta Hiuno -111 'Thls Woman (a Mine." dramatic film of love -and Jealousy at the Hlalto theater for today and Saturday. . With a large circus as exciting clable damage. Blaze started yesterday probably from a burning cigar or cig arette, a quarter mile up the Savage creek rond from the Pacific highway, and swept eastward over the foot hills. It was reported at the district COG offices today that CaL. ChuiiNy v. Pierce, district CCC fire marshel, left lst night with 500 men from eight camps ofthe Medford district for the forest fire in the Willamette valley. SAAKCE DiSl.CE TO If HELD SATUSDAI NtT n.e Roxy Anne Grange will hold dance at the Grange hall tomor row night. I' E ttSEO. like the I -f&h. etc htm vtttflA ' ' lliJi I In tfov anna! xm ys -ei - No'A i i background, the picture deals with a wild animal trainer, intensely Jeal ous of his wife and allowing her hut 18 minutes each day to herself. When he learns she Is spending' the prec ious' minutes with another man, it brings about a situation that could only happen once In o Ions time. PRISONER RECOVERED FROM SUICIDE ATTEMPT Mrs. Jeiisle Rkwall, mMd'.-aeed eonii. cyfh! in t,he county J.U 1v1lt.it. eHion on th:t charges, luw reooveied from suicide ettempt 1.asI Sundav. inaplrr by pondency over her prae'lcianent and fwnlly troubles. county Jill atletthe selrt tnia morn. in. Th toman cut en artsrjf In her rUt with a mir of sctor. A worn- ceUmaft' discovered the act aftr Mrs. JikwalT hnrt blH peofuwie. 4 Use Mall Tribune want uds. Charles Boyer In Lead Craterian's New Feature Film Charl Boyer, rapidly emerging as one of the wrren'a finest romantic actora. meets in "Shanghai," now at the Craterian theater, a role com pletely worthy of his talents and of hla sensitive portrayal. Starred with Loretta Young In an Absorbingly dramatic story of the new East, Boyer rise,- to heights as the man who won an empire 'y his own strength and threw it aw.iy for the love of a, woman. Boyer Is the mystery, figure of the new Shanghai, the man who 'had come from nowhere to win virtually i complete financial control of China. ; Indomitable, ruthless, merciless, he sweeps all obstacles from hla path. does not oven pause for the sake of I love. i But when he" meet. Loretta Young1 everything Is changed. Sha, wearied of a sycophantic society. Is drawn by ; his strength, he respond to her! beauty. But their love is not com- i plete because he Is hiding a secret from her. Laying the final pkin for a flnan- j clal coup, Boyer realises that his suc cess will not be worth while unless he has Loretta Young's complete love, j So. before a gathering of Shanghai : society, he reveals himself as the son ' Of a Manchu princess. ! Tensely- and mpldly, after Shang hai society hits repudiated Boyer, the dramr. races to Its close In which tliewe two make a strange decision oa to their love. Prominent In the supporting cast are Warner Oland. Alison Skipworth and Fred Keating. Siirmit MayMipJ In Roxy W esttrn Film Wltji Kermlt Maynard In the prin cipal role, f.iat of a cyclonic human whirl wfnd, courageously fi?;htlnK' his way agalnat almost overwhemlng ob stnclps, "Northern Frontier," a James Oliver Curwood picture, comes to the Roxy theater fur tomorrow only. "Nort.iern Frontier" has its locale amid the pine-crested mountains' of Osnada. As "Trooper Mackenzie" of ttorryl Ends Oriental Lor el . irr: i l 1:WI-U;0 '" 0 ' t ' I Starting ' umil im& mm mmui t nn Piffle' : . ' ' fSff ' V'l EDW. EVERETT ' - fflziffl HORTON : XiK" 1 ROSS ALEXANDER . . . , I Extra! Extra! , I ' ON THE STAGE EVERY NIGHT AT 9:00 L... GEHE LA VERNE IHrfrt from Hiillywood ... In 1 unique untl folorftil dnm contrst on Hie a ' ' m BtiiRC . . . with lit new mutton "The ' Donee ftf the tar" M I $25 Cash Award to the Winner! I - , filrls! There's sllll lime lo reUler for , ' ' , the contest and free dance lntructlonl the Mounted Police. Kermlt Maynard Is detailed to wipe ovit a nest of counteafeiters which is flooding the continent with spurious banknotes. ' Disguised as a new addition to the gang, the trooper bravely enters their den, and not only succeeds m brcik ing up the mob, but meet and fall in love with the pretty daughter of one of the member of the sang. 4. On Leave of Absence Cpt. Albert B. Dlsmore of Camp Rand, where he Is surgeon for the CCC company, la spending a 14 days' leave of absence.. DANCE on The OASIS SPRING FLOOR Every Sat. Nite DANCE9 K. P. HALL EVERY SAT. NITE ANOTHER BIG Tomorrow! v hw, IriBli antwcMutt sKn ' 4 NOEt CQWA:ED) V-4
