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1 lEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 13. 1836. PAGE THREE SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith Chicago Guesti At Jackson Home A visitor In Medford this week Is Mrs. William Hodge, of Chicago, 111, who. with her daughter, Peggy, ar rived yesterday afternoon from the north. Mrs. Hodge and her daughter are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jackson. Mrs. Jackson arranged luncheon and bridge at the Ton club today In honor of her guest. Inviting a few friends to meet Mrs. Hodge; Two ta bles of bridge were In play during the afternoon. The visitors will leave for the aouth tomorrow. They drove across the continent to visit relatives In several northern cities, and from Medford will continue south to I.oa Angeles and from there home. Minnesota Guests At Blildell Home Miss Marguerite Josten, of Owa tomna, Minn., arrived on the Shasta this morning from Los Angeles to Join her mother, Mrs. Otto Josten, who has been visiting here for several dsys. Mrs. Josten has been the guest of ber brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Riddel for the past week. Miss Josten has been studying In Los Angeles during the summer months, and she and her mother will go north from here to continue their vacation before returning east. The visitors expect to leave tomor row morning. Mrs, Small Leaves For Home In North Leaving for the north this morning was Mrs, Arthur Small, who Is return ing to her home In Eugene after a several days' stay In Medford. While here. Mrs. Small was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brommer. Mrs. Small, formerly Miss Louise Brommer, lived In Medford until her marriage a few years ago and was welcomed by many old friends during her latest visit. The Smalls have very recently moved to Eugene, having formerly made their home in port land. Mrs. Small has been visiting here since the first of August. (Shower Fetes Brlde-To-Be i Miss Gladys Wheeler, whose mar riage to Herbert Puhl will be an event of the near future, was non ered recently with an evening shower. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Walter Love and Mrs. Al bert Puhl. Guests Included Meedames Bert Moore, A. B. Ferns, A. J. Hensler, C. 8. Porter, Wllllsm Ferns, L. Hides, M. Showers, B. Scbultz. M. Ferns, F. Denser, R. Stringer and the Misses Helen and Virginia Porter, Alice and Mary Hensler and Susanne Barkley, Mrs. Beach Is Hostess to Group Mrs. R. G. Beach was hostess to the ladles' auxiliary of the First Baptist church at her home Tuesday aftornoon. She was assisted by tne East 8lde circle and the Dorcas circle rn entertslnlng. Mrs. F. R. Lesch, of Sesttle, who Is visiting In the vslley, appeared on the program In an Informal discus sion of her visit to the Hakka people. Guests of the afternoon Included six visitors from Grants Pass. Hoffmans Away On Vacation Trip Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Hoffman left this morning by motor for the north, where they will vacation for the next several days. They plan stops at Portland and McMlnnvlile and win return via the coast route, stopping at a number of coast points. They expect to be away about ten days. NEWEST CORN CURE NO PAIN! NO BURN! Thousands of men and women no longer use the painful, old-fashioned corn remedies. CORN-OFF is the MODERN corn formula no days of painful waiting with messy pads! Your corn drops right ofl in 10 MINUTES PAINLESSLY or MONEY BACK1 Don't suf fer another minute. Your druggist has CORN-OFF. It won't hurt at all and yon can dance tonight! P A"rf L E S SC0 R N " 0 FF For Sale at Jarmln's Drug Store Visit Our Newly Enlarged Appliance Store SEE IT TODAYI The Sensational New AM "SUN FLAME" OIL HEATER SMART! CLEAN! EFFICIENT! ECONOMICAL! Styled by the country's leading industrial designer, the new AMERICAN "SUN FLAME" OIL HEATERS add, rather than detract from the furnish ings of your home Let us tell you about the many advance features of this famous oil heater! C. D. BEAN, Inc. 229 East Main Picnic Planned For P.N.O. Clubs of Valle Arrangements are being made for a Joint picnic of all Past Noble Grand clubs of the valley at Helman's baths In Ashland Sunday. A covered-dish dinner Is scheduled for 1:15 o'clock in the afternoon, with games, con tests, etc., to start at 10 o'clock In the morning. Husbands of members will be spe cial guests. Members are requested to bring table service and bread and butter. Mrs. Flndley Away On Vacation Visit Mrs. Dwtght H. Findley and her two small daughters left by motor yesteraay for Salem and other north ern cities. In Salem they will bo e guests of Dr. and Mrs. M. O. Flndley. parents of Dr. Dwlght Flndley. From Salem, Mrs. Flndley win go to Portland and will also stop for a short ilme with friends In Lebanon. She planned to be awa;- about ten days. Mrs. Plckel to "L Visit In South Leaving for the south last evening was Mrs. E. B. Plckel, who plans a several days' vacation in California. She will go first to Los Angeles and Whlttler, Cal., where she will be the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Holt. Returning north, Mrs. Plckel will stop in San Francisco for a few days, where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Sether, former residents of this city and well-known in the valley. Mrs. Walker Here For Vacation Visit Arriving yesterday was Mrs. E. R. Walker, of Eugene, who Is the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest R. OUstrap. While in the valley, Mra. Walker will also spend some time visiting her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Eberhart, form erly Miss Ernestine OUstrap, In Ash land. Mrs. Walker plans to remain about three weeks. Portland Guests At J. S. Lundy Home 1 Visitors In the valley thin week In clude Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wheeler and two daughters, Patricia and Kay, of Portland, who are the guests of Mra. Wheeler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lundy. The Wheelers have been on a motor tour of the middle west since June. Prentices Away For Brief Visit Leaving by motor this afternoon for the north were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prentice, who planned to spend a few days vacationing and seeing friends in Portland. They expect to return Sunday evening. Mrs. Spalding Stay hit- at Lake Among the many Medfordltes va cationing out of town la Mrs. Jack Spalding, who la spending some time enjoying the recreational facilities at Lake o' the Woods, a popular resort with valley residents. HORACE R. BLIVEN PASSES. AGED 82 Horsce R. BUven, a resident of southern Oregon for the past 30 years, passed away at Medford August 13 at the age of 82. For 25 years he resided on Thompson creek In the Applegate. His wife Phlla passed away In 1937, Mr. Bliven followed the mining business for many years. He was a member of the Applcgate and Po. mona grange of Jackson county. He la survived by one sister, Blanche Steele of Nywstt. Colo. Funeral services In charge of Con ger Punersl Parlors will be held at the Missouri Plat cemetery at 1:30 a. m. Saturday. Meat Cutters' Scale Set. SALEM. Aug. 13. (flr The Salem local meat cutters' union presented a new wage scale proposal to markets. calling for a base wage of (30 a week for two months, after which the scsle tor Journeymen would be 35 a week f Dse Mall Tribune want ada. ERICAN SWELLS REVENUE; CUTS RELIEF NEED (Continued uom Page One.) taxes he had In mind, he did not say. Morgenthau, however, told news men he referred . to "miscellaneous taxes,' commonly called "nuisance taxes. Budget Balance Speeded "Business Improvement Is at auch a pace that we are going to reach a bal anced budget much earlier than we expected." Harrison said; Dough ton said that "Improvement in business all over the country has had two erects Increased revenues and decreased relief costs," adding; 'This is tending to bring expendi tures and receipts together, with re ceipts going up and expenditures coming down." Harrison emphasized that experts of the Joint congressional commit tee on internal revenue taxation would be Instructed to begin the sur vey Immediately, in cooperation with experts of the treasury, c At a later press conference, Mor genthau said that no cut In liquor taxes was contemplated, but beyond that declined to say what taxes were specifically In mind. "Lots of taxes cost almost as much money to collect as they bring in rev- enus," he said. Eden Precinct mrw PRirniKflT Ait 13. (Snl.l Farmers have been patiently wait ing for a machine to thresh their grain In this precinct. All of the grain between Phoenix and Talent Is very good this season. Noah Chandler purchased a new Wttatrn .iitntrifttl WAier RVfttem and an electric cream separator from the Hubbard Wray company of Medford recently, Mrs. H. O. Parker la suffering from . VtaH au rf ron lf. Which 8h0 came In contact with one day last week wnne gatnering who oiamuri rles. Phoenix peeking crew began the work of the season at tne fi. l. riew- pect to work until late In the eve nings to get out the required num ber of cars. John Barker la boarding at the McHeynolds home and ne ana run ces McReynolds are working In the near picking. I aiiMii. nr Ran Frftnclsco. who was called to Klamath Falls on August 4 on account of the death of Art Auer, his son-in-law, In that city, returned to his home on Monday of this week. Mr. Laurens has spent a few days with his mother-in-law. Mrs. Margaret Oermer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oermer at their home near Phoenix. Mrs. Mary O. Carey has lately In stalled a new Westco pumping sys tem and hot snd cold water In the house and water for the yard. Water pumped heretofore was not pure for household use. Wm. Bruin of Talent was a business visitor In Medford Monday. Mrs. Anna Simpson of Medford spent last Sunday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Noah Chsndler. Mrs. Walter Allen and sons and her father John Rice, returned recently from the camp meetings of the Apos tolic Faith In Portland. Last Friday evening a picnic dinner was served In Lithla park at Ash land In honor of wm. Dunn and Mr. and Mrs! Austin Dunn of La Grande, who were In Medford on their honey moon. Lieutenant and Mrs. A. O. Dunn. Mr. end Mrs. Ward McRey nolds. Miss Roma McReynolds. Fran ces McReynolds. Russell Ayers and John Barker. After the bounteous ji -- u fnik. nlAvpH tennis and the older ones engaged In pleas ant reminiscences until a lave The picnic was sponsored by Mr. and Mra. Ward McReynolda. An unusually large amount of good sweet corn has been raised this year and the price has not been very prof itable on account of the over-supply. Onions were the main crop last year and they will be scarce this fall be- Phone 497 Queen Of Fiesta Elizabeth Barbara Brock In the role of Saint Barbara ruled as queen over the Old Spanish Days fiesta at Santa Barbara, Calif. (Associated Press Photo) cause of less acreage. The same will hold good in regard to eggs. They will be high also, as there haa not been raised as many young hens as formerly. Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY, Aug. 13. (Spl.) A. A. Munn of Rapid City, North Dakota, Is visiting his brother, Mr. Munn. This Is the flrat time the brothers have met for 19 years. John Cota Is enjoying a visit from his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Marls of Idaho. Jimmy Wilson of Williams Is visit ing his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wilson. Misses Dorothy snd Elsie Straus left Monday evening for a visit with relatives In California. Mrs. Straus and Mrs. Prink return ed Sunday from the "Home Makers' Camp" at Savage Rapids. Mrs. Dons Straus and children, Dalton and Doreen and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Empcy and family returned Sunday from a few dnys' camping trip at Dead Indian Soda Springs. Mr1, and Mrs. George McDonough and sons. Wesley and James, and the Misses Mildred Dugnan and Ruth Smith accompanied them. Mr. ar.d Mrs. John Hnll and Robert C!;ic spent Sunday at Crater lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoist left Fri day for a month's stay on the coast. Mrs. Messer left Wednesday for a short tnip to California. The Van Hoevenburg orchard aart. ed pear picking Wednesday. Ladles' club will meet at Mrs. Naoma Clark's at Wlmer August 30. It will be an all-day meeting. Mr. Edlngton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blgham and Mrs. Myers picnicked at their cattle range above Prospect Wednesday. Peer Impede Traffic. ESTACADA, Ore., Aug. 13. (API New comnlalnta that highway In auch numbers as to lm- peae traffic have been received here. Motorists said a doe proudly exhibit her youngster several times a day on the Squsw mountain road. Bcsck&Scfwd With An Entirely Correct Wardrobe Assembled At COATS New Hirshmauer campus coats featuring plaids and plain fabrics in Fall shades, Moisture - proof, wrinkle-proof. Betty Rose coats in styles for dress or sports wear. Fur coats including cara cul, lapin, marmink, sea line. Nelly Don DRESSES New Nelda crepe frocks in one and two piece styles. Also cot ton models in Fall colors. IN ASTOR STRIFE (Continued from Page One) full custody of the four-year-old child. Loses Final Word I gave the Daby to Miss As tor more than half the time, anyway," said Dr. Thorpe, "but If any issues arose I had the final word." Dr. Thorpe said he did not con template any legal action against George S. Kaufman, Broadway play wrlght, for failing to appear as a witness although subpoenaed by Dr. Thorpe's lawyers. When Kaufman did not come to court on schedule Monday, Judge Knight Issued a -bench warrant for his arrest. Miss As tor testified during the custody hearing that she told Dr. Thorpe of her friendship for Kauf man and that he "condoned" It. Asked If he believed matters would run along smoothly under the settle ment. Dr. Thorpe replied: 'I'm no prophet." Finds Comfort "It Is a comforting thought," he said, "that the court would have the final say If any argument arose." The diary has been in possession of Dr. Thorpe since he divorced Miss Astor last year. His attorneys made strenuous efforts to Introduce It evidence that the auburn-haired screen actress woula oe an unfit mother of little Marylyn. Anderson said the diary contained detailed accounts, punctuated with Miss Astor's fanciful thoughts and philosophy, about her friendship with an assortment of prominent men. FRANCE ABOLISHES T I (Continued iron. Page One.) using the new council's powers for Inflation. The measure fulfilled a campaign promise of Premier Leon Blum, head of the popular front government, to eliminate the so-called '300 families," who it charges controlled the bank "The change also created auch fear for the future of the franc that trad ing in bank stocks was suspended during some of the parliamentary de bate. The regents professed "great appre hension" for the nation's financial : future. They expressed concern that the new regime, if It adopted liberal credit policies, would raise hopes "of generous manna." Under the bank's expiring 130-year-old control, drawn up by Napoleon, the board of regents haa been elected since 1800 by the 200 largest stock holders. The Blum campaign attack on the "300 famlllea" came from that rule. The leftists charged places in the board of regents were handed down In family dynasties. Medford Dwelling Is Sold Bys Agency The Tengwald agency today an nounced the sale of a modern five room dwelling at 403 Park avenue to William H. Schulz. Bale was made for the Metropolitan Life Insurance company. Mr. and Mra. Schuht. Medford resi dents for marry years, have ' taken possession of their new home. The dwelling recently was renovated and modernised. Adrienne's Knitted SUITS All Spring and Sum mer Knits. Now only Price California's Choice ifrV ill." l'hlllls Dntisnn, of Hollywood, was chosen in a Iinthlug beauty contest at Venice, Cnl., to represent California In the hen ut y pit grant at Atlantic City, N. J. Her nr lemon won her the title of "Miss California." (Associated Pres I'lioto). COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by the Jackson i'unt Abstract Co.. 131 EE. Sixth Street Marriage Licenses John Chrlstlanson and Nelle Bow man. William R. Colvln and Pauline Mc Callister. Henry W. Stone and Freda M. Maxey. Howard W. Barnum and Vera Adams. Circuit Court George O. Backca vs. Henry Lumber company. For money. State of Oregon by State Highway Commission vs. L. D. Dollarhlde et al. Condemnation proceedings. Gladys Moses vs. B. L. Moses. Divorce. State of Oregon by World War Vet Medford ml ) i J A HARMONY in HEALTH erana State Aid Commission vs. Jesse U Gentry et ux. Foreclosure. Archie Lalng vi. Olive O. Lalng. Divorce. Brewer Machine Shop vs. Cheater Carter. Chattel Hen. State of Oregon by World War Vet erans State Aid Commission vs. Clar ence B. Roblnett et ux. Foreclosure. Charles T. Burns vs. Doris Burns. Divorce. Probate Court Est. of Mary Elizabeth Adams, de ceased. Probate. Real Estate Transfer Daniel B. Holt et ux to Howard A. Frame. W. D, Land In D. L. C. 87. twp. 38, S. R. 1 W. W. M., cont. 57.50 acres Wm. J. Crosslin et ux to State Highway Com. W. D. Tract In sec. 31. twp. 38, S. R. 3 E. W. M. Hazel A. Corneller to J. A. Cor noller. Deed. Int. In Vf sec. 38. twp. 40. S. R. 3 W. W. M. Warren L. Cassady et ux to Albert W. Dummlre. W. D. Lot 3, blk. I, Narregan Add. to Medford. C. C. Arnold et al to Solomon A. Leaverton et ux. W. D. 13 acres In D. L. C. 60, twp. 38. S. R. t W. Ruth Bauer et vlr to Albert Dreees sen et ux. W. D. Lot In Siskiyou Heights Add. to Medford. John Demmer et ux to Henry Paw lowskl et ux. W. D. Land in sec, 1. twp. 38, S. R. 3 W. W. M. Jamea Donald Duff to Myrtle Duff Jennings. Q. C. D. Land In sec. 3, twp. 34, S. R. 2 W. W. M. P. B. McDonald et ux to O. W. McDonald. Q. C, D, li int. In lot 1. blk. 3, Town (now city) of Medford. John H. Bowman et ux to James B. Preult et al. W. D. Lot 9. blk. 68. town (now city) of Medford. Walter D. Green et ux to Ralph B. Green et ux. W. D. Lot 3. blk, I, Anderson-Toft Addition, Medford. Nellie Q. Kathan et vlr to David C. Robertson. Q. O. D. Land In sec. 38. twp. 35. 8. R. 4 West. W. H. Schmidt et ux to R. F. Beck et ux. W. D. Lot on California St., Jacksonville. Julius P. Wolf et ux to Southern Oregon Oas Corporation. W. D. Lots 8 and 0, blk. 54, Medford. O. El wood Red berg et tlx to Charles TRUCKS FOR HIRE Hee us now on your fruit hauling. You will llnd our rates reasonable. We have depend able equipment and experienced men tor handling your fruit. Let Us Quote You Rates! F. E. SAMSON CO. Trucking and Storage Phone 833. Five Dollar DRESS SALE! Values To $19.75 $5-00 Our entire stock of Better Summer Dresses goes on sale today for only $5,001 Real values up to $19.76. Jacket dresses, one-piece dresses, silk sport frocks, tailored dresses, lace dresses, silk prints and Bemberg sheers Buy Several at This Low Price Burelson's Building Always Busy .' MIMC and IIEALTn are team-matos. They go hand in hand down the road to Rood health. BNIDEIfS GRADE A PASTEURIZED milk is your finost henlth insurance, and the premiums are so email. At your neiRhborhood grocer, your fa vorite downtown store, or by calling 203. Be sure your chil dren each get a quart of SNIDER'S rich, creamy, vita-min-ful milk every day. PHONE 203 FOR DAILY DELIVERY R. D. Jones et ux. W. D. Lot on Mountain. Avenue, Ashland. Hattle White et vlr to Chas, W. Reames. Deed. Land in see, 11, twp, 39, S. R. 1 W. Chas. W. Reames et ux to John F. White et ux. Deed. Land in sec. 11. twp. 39, S. R. 1 West. Thomas K. Flynn et ux to John T White et ux. W. D. Pt. lot 1, blk. 3, Barr'a Ad(, to Medford. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forrette of Yreka, Cal., a son weighing six and a quarter pounds. Sunday, Au gust 9, at the Sacred Heart hospital. The young man has been named Bruce Emll. Schilling pure flavor lasts' 220 N. Riverside Phone 28 r ADRIENNE'S
