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MEDFCVRD MATL TRTRTTNR. amnFOKP. OREGON, WEDXESDAY, APRIL 1, 1936. PAOE REVEJtf i LOCAL and PERSONAL - Inspector Here Lieut. Col. O. M Halloran, Inspector from the Oth corps rat, made an Inspection at CCC headquarters tiers today. Visits Parents Jasper Reynolds vis ited In Ashland Monday evening at the horns ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Reynolds. - .Medical Meet The Jackson Coun ty Medical society meeting will be held tonight at the home ot Dr. W. . o. Bishop. Dr. B. C. Wilwn will read 1 the paper of the evening. w Meeting Planned Announcement was made today ot the Degree '-f Honor Protective association meeting planned for tomorrow evening ut . 7:30 at the F. O. B. hall. " to Inspect Dlstrlct-Col. Raymond 8. Pratt, who Is to become chief of staff of the 9th corps area about April SO. Is expected to inspect the . Medford CCC district the middle of this month. Business Callers B. P. Anthony of the Albany Tanning company here, made business calls In Ashland yes- lerdsy, as did also A. Render of the Render Tea and Coffee company of , this city. Business Visitor R. D. Parrell, dls- trlct freight and passenger agent for V the Wabash railroad, arrived this morning from his headquarters in Portland to make a short business . visit. t . - From Ashland Ashland callers - here Monday evening were Paul ray- lor, Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Kaegl. Art Cooper, Harry Chlpman, George 8ha fer. Merrltt Schillings and P. 8. Mc- DougaL Educator Here Mrs. Maude M. Morse of corvallls, associated with the fM.An ntjitji coiiece extension divi sion, transacted business here yester- day. She returning north last nlht after calling at the home of Lieut, and Mrs. Roy D. Craft. . More Crater Snow Pour Inches of . snow fell In Crater Lake national park last night. The ground corer - Is now 154 Inches deep, the snow : having settled somewhat In the put, few days. The weather today was re ported as clear. ' Return U Seattle Mrs. B. B. Han ley and daughter. Mrs. Hanley Heffer- nan, former Medford residents, have returned to their home In Seattle after vtstlng several daya here. Dur ing their stay they received many cf their friends in their suite at the , Hotel Medford. School Club Meet Lincoln school service club will meet at the school i - . a nv.iivv Frldav afternoon. All mothers eligible for memberships - invito Hostesses for the re freshment hour will be the mothers of the children In Miss ora i-urawrs class. From Central Point Mrs. Bwln " Stone of Central Point transscwa ' h,nM in Medford veeterday after noon. She reported that Stone's . drug store in the neighboring d'.y , fnr t.h- comins summer UOO liiuj""". s season by installing a modern soda fountain. Babv Clinic The regular monthly baby cllnlo will be held tomorrow In the Sparrow Memorial cllnlo In the - jaokson county courthouse, with Dr. A. N. Johnson, health officer, In charge, children under six yeara are aiieible for examination. Mothers are requested to call 13S9 for appoint ments. Dnnvfir Hr William 'Mont gomery, ranger of the Crater Lake national park, came to mooiora ... i.k Mn-t.1 nmnrtii for Devld ZUgUIr WibU HIV.. .j H. Canfteld. superintendent. Be wis to return to me piua mm He said Crater Lake highway was passable to the park, all roads In the park being open. f..inn m ttn- The resular meet- F lng of the Adult Mlsslonsry aoclety ' of the First Christian cnurca wm t.a hTH trtmnrrow afternoon as 3 .'..iiub .t tha ohtirrn. a drosram in " "Argentine," prepared by Mrs. Julia Gregory's group, win oe presenwa auu .-.irftt- nraver service observed. Offering boxes will also be turned In. Mrs. Jane Hemstreefs group will be hostesses. - Ends CCC Service Glenn Hus:e1 of Medford. veteren driver with the Hn.nnrt Rartlnn oS the CCC here, returned to civil life today. He enrolled with the old Evans Cre'l company. April 1. 1934. and after driving a truck for a montn we. ...n.frrM tr. headnuarters detach1 mhaM ha hu ilnM hMH drlV- , lng a staff car. During his two yean of service he drove tnousenas oi mura and a scratched fender Is the only mishap that mars an otherwise per fect record. 'FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Medford, Oregon Announces a FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by FRANK BELL, C.S.B. OF NEW YORK CITY Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. HOLLY THEATRE, MEDFORD Friday, April 3rd, 1936 8:00 o'clock P. M. The Public Is Ban Man Hera E. J. Solar of Portland, field representative of the United State National bank, confer red with local officials here today. Here on Business Business visitors here yesterday from Ashland Included Prank Jordan, John Puller and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Grubb- Postpone Meetlnjf The Eagle point eitenslon unit meeting scheduled for Friday. April 3. baa been postponed until Friday, April 10, according to an announcement today. Sltkum Wins Flag Company 1623 Camp Sltkum. will this month fly the green flag signalling that It was awarded first place In the Medford district CCO ratings for March, camp Clear Lake was second and Camp Oak Knoll third. Camp china Flats. Camp Band and headquarters detachment won honorable mention. The con? panics are rated In all departments of service. T FOR ASSASSINATION OF MINLEY, CLAIM WASHINGTON. April 1. AF) Seeking to show that President Theo dore Roosevelt charged William Ran dolph Hearst with responsibility for the assassination of President Mc- Klnley, Senator Schwellenbach (D. Wash.) resumed an attack on the publisher before the senate today. A member of the lobby committee which la engaged In a legal struggle with Hearst over seizure of his tele grams, Schwellenbsch read from an address delivered In 1900 by Elthu Root, former secretary of state. He said Root' speech quoted Hearst editorials as saying assassina tion la a good thing under certain circumstances. The editorials were represented as having been published prior to MoKlnley's death. Schwellen- bacn dcl&red Root spoke with the authorization of President Theodore Roosevelt. Can there be any clearer delinea tion that President Theodore Roose velt directly charged William Ran dolph Hearst with the murder and assassination of President McKlnley?" the Washington senator asked. L KILLED IN HOI -EUGENE. April I(AP) Otto H Maurer. - secretary-treasurer - .of- .the Penn Lumber company, west of Eu gene at McGlynn, wss found dying at his home there about 10 a-m. today, apparently the victim ot foul play. Medical aid was rushed from Eugene but . Maurer died shortly afterward, succumbing to a gun shot wound fired from a 33 calibre rifle through his right temple. The room was badly torn up and blood was spattered about. Indicat ing there bad been a terrific strug gle. Also, both of Maurer'a eyes were badly blackened. State police, deputies from the sheriff's office, and the county coro ner were at the scene to make in vestigation. Mr. Maurer Is survived by his widow and one son. He had been with the Penn lumber company for about IB yesrs and was office man ager for the company. He was about 50 yeara of age. HITLER PROPOSALS FAIL TO E LONDON, April 1. (AP) -A high British source said today the govern ment regards the new German pro posals for European security as oon- dilatory but contributing nothing to the troublesome Interim period be fore actual negotiations may begin. This source declared that military staff talks between. Oreat Britain. Belgium and Prance would begin as soon se possible without Italy, the remaining Locarno signatory, partici pating. Peeling the need of further explan ation of some of the Oerman sugges tions, British Foreign Secretary An thony Eden arranged to meet Joachim von Rlbbentrop, Adolf Hitler's am-bfwsdor-st-lsrpe, tomorrow. Cordially Invited HEALTH OFFICIALS NEGLECTED CHILD SAYS GRAND JURY SALEM. April 1, AP) The Msr Ion county grand Jury, through a special report to Judge L. H. Mc Mahan, criticised the procedure of the county health unit In handling a severe esse of Illness which re sulted In the death of an eight-year-old child near Salem. The report cited evidence of al leged "neglect" on' the part of "the people with authority to act." and criticised the existing health sys tem in the county generally. The grand Jurors reported that a middle-aged widow, living on a county pension of 110 a month and supporting a child, had appealed to the health unit twice before a nurse came. A doctor was not sent until the following day, the report cited. He brought no thermometer, left no medicine end prescribed no treat ment. The following day a private phy sician was summoned by the widow. He pronounced the child gravely 111 of a communicable disease and with in 34 hours the ohlld died, the Jurors reported. "While we know In this particular case that there was no criminal in tent on the part of any one.- never theless there Is every evidence of real neglect on the part of the peo ple with authority to act," the Jurors reported. The Jury said It took seven tele phone calls to get the child admitted to a hospital when physician's exam ination showed her to be gravely ill. The report mentioned no names. LET THIS MONTH SAIaEM. April 1, (AP) Estimated costs of highway projects for which bids will be opened by the state high way commission April Id and 17, set at 91,800,000. represents the highest figure of any awards during the past 13 years with the exception of the coast brldjee, the state highway de partment announced today. Twenty-four- projects will be of fered to contractors during the two- day session but the commission today announced only the letting for April IS. The remaining 10 will be an nounced later. . ' The largest project to be awarded will be the railroad over-crossing on Union avenue In Portland, estimated at about (350.000. This la part of the extension program of the Oregon City-Portland super highway. The announced projects Include work In Douglas, Umatilla and Mult nomah counties. Baer Case Waits , Ruling On Appeal PORTLAND. April lAP) The case of Walter Baer. Oerman ex-con-vlct facing deportation, awaits the outcome of an appeal to the federal circuit court of appeals, H. M. Easter ly, lawyer associated In the Baer de fense, said today. The New York, district court re cently dismissed a writ of habeas corpus and upon this decision, an appeal was made to the circuit court. Easterly said It was possible that the case may not be ruled upon before next fall. Brown Nettled By Radio Speech Ban SALEM. April 1 (AP) 8am Brown, Republican candidate for the nomi nation to the United States senate, today said he was at a loss to under stand why a Portland radio station 4KOIN) had cancelled his time on the sir tonight for a "frank discus sion of the political- endorsements of the Oregon Tbwnsend clubs." "The time had been granted by the station." Brown said, "and trie pay ments made. Last night the permit waa cancelled." DANCE APPLEG AT E HALL. SStur lay, April 4. Music by Wend t 'a. En tertainment. 8 o'clock. Upper ApP-e-gate Grange. Rave money on watch, clock and Jewelry repairing. Qrave Jewelry Shop, phone 1B3. 31 60. Riverside Ave. Wyoming oil men wells during 1935. completed 81 Use Mall Tribune want sds. a to SAN FRANCISCO or PORTLAND SAN FRANCISCO: one way $8.42; roundtrip $16.00 Travel while you sleep. On this overnight run the SHASTA brings you Into San rranclaco Dzt morning at 0 It. Above fares good In roomy, steam-warmed coaches: also lr Tourist Pullmans from Aahlend south, plus smsil berth charge. PORTLAND: one way $9.88; roundtrip $13.05 This overnight trip brings you Into Portlsnd bright and early next morning. 8:00 A M Above fares good In Standard Pullmans, plus berth chsrge Or ride In ooecnee at still lower fare Keit time, try the train! Southern Pacific I. C. CARLE. Agent. Tel. S4 Rialto Double Bill rv. -I V - s iia- ;:t'..t-. -,1 'tit 'if iff r ii i ,i i , "Freshman Love." rousing comedy of college life and love, and fitted to a musical background, la sched uled as the feature screen attraction on the same bill with Jay Clarke. In ternationally famous mentallst. play ing today and Thursday at the Rialto theater. Jay Clarke, appearing in per son on the stage, with both matinee and evening showings of "Freshman Love," answers your questions on love, travel, health and business from the stage, by using your Initials. Mr. Clarke has been appearing on the Rialto stage since Sunday, where he has met with much publlo Interest. He will continue his personal appear ances until the end of the week. The feature, "Freshman Love," .is beaded by an all-star cast featuring Frank McHugh, he with the goofy laugh, who plays the part of a col lege crew coach who falls down on the Job because the old-fashioned college president Insists on too high scholastlo standards. Patricia Ellla has the part of the president's daughter, the vamp: and Warren Hull plays one of the guys she vamps. Besides Its hilarious situations and laughable episode, the picture la also said to carry a brand new Idea In college educations. ' uUIvTiS, Ci c, A pi 11 1 . AT j A rangeland feud over horses, followed by Jealousy over Mrs. Mable Clark, I led to the slaying of Ed McDonaio.i Mrs. Clark testified at the trial of Tibe Skeins, accused murderer. O. V. Jamison and Eldon Madden, possemen who captured Bkelns at the Rlnehart ranch in the Owyhee breaks of eastern Oregon, testified that Sklena claimed McDonald was a member of. the qld Oklahoma Jen nings mall robber gang and Intended to return when he raised enough money to fight the case. The only eye witness. Mrs. Clark, said Sklena was intoxicated the night of the ahootlng. He and McDonald previously had trouble over horses, she said, and Sit Ions vowed revenge. Mrs. Clark, McDonald and others dined at a cafe. After McDonald left Bkiens made advances, but waa repulsed and displayed Jealousy, the witness said. . Shortly afterward Rkins shot Mc Donald and then fled to the bad lands on horseback, Mr. Clark concluded- v 1 mm 10 Ifii Tomorrow and Fri! BARBARA .STANWYCK As the famous sharpshuntlnf star of Buffalo Bill's WW W-st Show! "ANNIE OAKLEY" with Preston Foiter Melwyn Dougloa TODAY ONI.V1 JACK HOLT "Storm Over The Andes" Jean Harlow Hit i if 3 If -.hjj(vI,"',-ir t art Introducing Jean Harlow's new "brownstte" tresses, "Riffraff" comu to the Craterlan theater tomorrow with the ex-platlnum blonde co-starring with Spencer Tracy In a story of the waterfront. As'an added attraction on tt sam? program, the Craterlan will have ; he new Walt Disney Mickey Mouse car toon In Technicolor, "Orphan's Pic nlo.H -Riffraff la a story of a guy and bis gal elemental, vital, earthy peo ple. They live and work on the wster front, and that Is their world. Whit they lack In book education thoy make up In wisdom taught In the world's greatest school the streets. Harlow la the belle of the water front, wise -cracking but soft-hearted, vitally alive. Tracy is the egotistical leader of the mon-leader because of J. i rowed to Snuggle i On The 11 I 4 W Vr7 I ad-"- - fjjf D y aKeaini'iii'i'i w wesiwsi ' siassMsaaaaeaejgfi ami :49-:ie If f - Riddles-toe Coming Thursday Mr- . ,V.I i t i a a his brute strength and not, as he believes, for his superior Intelligence. These two people fall In love. And when they fall In love the flrewoks begin. Harlow, knowing Intuitively that It would make Tracy completely Impossible, has to conceal from him the fact that she ts blindly, dumb'?, madly In love with him. She mask tlils adoration by fighting with him every time she feels herself "golnj soft." They have a romance aa unusual ss It is elementally sincere. Every scene which begins with any degree of ten derness end In a fight. Every scene which begins in a fight ends with sincere, if embarrassed demonstration of affection. Una Mcrkel. Joseph Call el a. Mickey Rooney. J. Parrell MacDonald and Vlnce Barnett are among those fea tured In the supporting cast. 6 (A FOR THIS RIOTOUS REGATTA OF ROWING, RHYTHM AND. ROARS I Cheer the first college crew race ever the rhythm of the rhumbal . up with a sorority swootie to tho hot-steppin shuffle of the "Col legiana". . . the new dance sensation! Todav and Thurs. : the 8Uge Mat and Eve Talk of the Town! 3 at at-vpi mm r 1.3 FEnsora Answers your qust!sn on LOVE, MARRIACI TRAVEL BUSINESS GETS GOOD HAUL FROM O.S.C. FRATS CORVALLIS. Ore . April lUP--A campus prowler stole 330 worth r-f watches and 98 In carti from four fraternity houses at Oregon State college early today and escaped by slugging Robert A. Lee, student from Olandale, Cal. The thief was believed the same one who burglarised several University of Oregon fraternities last week. lie said he was asleep in his study room when he was awakened and no ticed the Intruder about 4:80 o'clock- He grabbed a heavy flashlight, fol lowed the thief and ordered him out of bis car. Lee broke the flashlight over the burglar's head, but was dated by a blow In return, suffering a ga.m which required several stitches, out was able to go to clasases. police obtained a good description of the man who they said was about 31 years of age and traveling In a (Dodge or Plymouth) coupe. Two years ago a pair of fraternity robbers were captured and sent to the state penitentiary. The houses burglarized were Sigma Nu, Delta Upstlon and' Phi Qimmt DelU, where Lee was living. All work guaranteed at Graves' Jew elry Shop, 31 S. Riverside Ave. Phone 183. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CARS painted. Spray system. Low cost. Guar. Auto Beauty Shop., ph. 1061. PHONE 909 -K, re-upnolstering. re finishing, re-gluelng Thlbault. GOOD Oltlsenshlp requires that you register and vote. Registration for tna May primary Closes April mid Jackson County Democratic Cen tral Committee. ROOM AND BOARD 14fl 8, Holly. NOW! THE BIG Shows 1:45 0:43-9:00 "Today Only! m Extra a-"rr nrvrjrv . r' - - - . r m mm Mri JANG I 7 VC J&a PINKY TOMLIN ir iTflMnnnnwu y- l Romantio Dynamite 1 With each and every M kiss, a sock on the kisser! .. . . Now M . h (he's a brownette bombshell . . . fry ' I Gtffl) V k IN TICHNICO.Ott t-? WANTB.D Sheep pasture for 76 heal for 2 months or all summer. Phone 6-X-l, Central point. FOR RENT Apartment, 8 rooms and bath; lights and hot water fur nished; Frlgldalre. 810 8. Oakdale. POR RENT 3 -room furnished house, 330 Haven St.; $39 month. Call at 824 Haven. WANTED Ambitious young man of high school student for pleasant and profitable work. Bex 8317, TTiDune, LOST 17-Jewel Waltham watch. Sherman. POR RENT Furnished 6-room bvj.i galow; new electric, fill So. Grape FOR SALE 8 heed sheep, 3 large lambs and 8 young ones, sacrifice at $33 for all 13 bead. H. Lualta Eagle Point. POR BALE 4 -room house, fireplace large back porch, on east side, close In; fine garden soil, lots of shade; lot 50x307; Si 376. easy terms. ALSO About 1 acre and fi-room plastered house with bath, on Lo tier lsne; aiooo, terms. L. G. PICK ELL. 304 East Main. LA ROE LOT on Riverside, price 8370. NICELY IMPROVED 40 acres, creelt thru U, trade for acreage. 8 BED ROOM HOUSE on CottagoSt.,41500, A. P. FLOWERS Cor. 13th and Front Sts. CHEVROLET '83 panel delivery, over hauled; looks and runs like new., A real bargain at $295.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO Dodge and Plymouth. CLEAN, fully furnished 3 and 3-rtvm apt., ground floor, private baths; adults only. 244 South Grape. OPENING DANCE DUTCH MILL SAT. NITE Under new management New floor Good music . South of Ashland s PARADE OF HITS! ll Mats . . JSc Eves . . 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