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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGOy. "WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1936. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Visit In Ashland Medfordltes vis iting friends la Ashland Sunday In cluded Mrs. o. M. Houston and her daughter, Mrs. wardlow Howtll. . . Applegate Visitor E. J." Brown of the Appltgata district called on . friend nti triinUfUd hllklneiu In Medford yesterday. From gams Valley Sams Valley visitors In Medford yesterday Includ ed Mrs. T. E. McOraw and Harry Nealon. eltangle Returns J. Verne shangle returned home this morning after spending several days at the state fair at Salem.. Business Visitor Prank Shaffer, with the WPA. returned to his head quarters In the north lest night after transacting business here yesterday. ' Visit Brother Mr. and Mrs. Mar Tin Stevens of Ashland visited In . VfAHfn-H Mrtnrinv at. t.h homn of Mr. Stevens' brother, Lathel Stevens. Cronkhlle Here Lieut. L. a. CronkJ hlte. formerly of Medford and now stationed at Camp South TJmpqua Palls, transacted business here yes terday. Anthony North E. P." Anthony, representative of the Albany Tanning oompany, left on the morning train for the north for company headquar ters, at Albany. i . Visitor Home Mrs. Qeorge Boblson has returned to her home In Ashland after spending the past week with Mrs. Ines Ferguson at her home near here. . Ashland Golfers Women golfers playing on the Medford course Mon day Included Mrs. Jean Eberhardt, Miss Harriet Carlton and Mrs. Harvey A. Woods, all of Ashland. . . Clancy Away Dr, R. W. Clancy left this morning by plane for Pen dleton where he planned to attend the round-up. He Is expected to re turn Sunday. At Headquarters Official .business was transacted at Medford CCO head quarters today by Capt. William 8 Akera. commander of Camp Klamath, and Capt. Victor H. Meseke, com mander of Camp Clear Lake. ... Former Resident Here Ralph Pol lock, former Medford dental labora tory worker, and hla party are va cationing at Diamond lake. Mr. Pol lock Is planning to locate In south ern Oregon or northern California. On Inspection K. P. McReynolds, assistant forester In charge of fire control on the Rogue Elver national forest, left this morning on an In spection trip to the Lake of the woods area. He planned to return to Medford Saturday. Vldt, Uii.hfl.if, fr .T. A Ronnev left by motorcar yesterday for Yreka, Oal., to be with her husband who waa hospitalized following an acci dent August 30. Mr. Bonney la get ting along as well as could be ex pected, reports from the Vreka hos pital state. Moves to Bay City Donald Oault, who has been associated with Oault's shoe repair shop In Medford for the past three years, accepted a position with the United Shoe Machinery cor poration of Boston last week, and la now In San Francisco aa road man for the bay district branch. Mrs. Oault and their two sons, Bobby and Dicky, will Joint Mr. Oault In San Francisco In the near future. SCREEN O00RS WINDOW SCREENS Made Right-Priced Right Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. ARISTA Furs of Distinction OPENS TOMORROW AT 10:00 A. M. HOLLY THEATRE BLDG. 228 West 6th St, Specializing in Cleaning Glazing Re-lining Repairing Coat tailored to order fGOOD GRADES DEPEND UPON GOOD HEALTH 'SNIDER'S GRADE "A" Alft MILK IS A Yf ' PERFECT BODY LJ BUILDER $ J PERSONAL From Trail Dr. John Mallory of Trail waa among out-of-town busi ness visitors in Medford yesterday. Resumes Teachlne Miss Jean Put man of Ashland arrived here Sunday to take, up teaching duties at the Oak Grove school which opened yes terday. Sell Property Announcement was made today of the sale of the A. 0. Nlnlnger property at 19 Oresham street In Ashland to Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge p. Martin of Rogue River. The Martina plan extensive Improve ment of the property. a Home on Leave Earl 8. Courtney, seaman first class on the battleship West Virginia, la spending a leave of absence here at the home of his mother. Mrs. Amy O. Martin. He en listed In the United states navy here on December 19, 1934. and la study ing to be a quartermaster. Hla ship la now undergoing overhaul In the Bremerton, wash., navy yard. . Brings Prisoners I. O. Narregan, United States deputy marshal, re turned with two prlsonera this morn ing from Klamath Falls. Charged with selling liquor to Indians, the men were lodged In the Jackson county Jail pending the convening of federal court here In October. There are now four federal prisoners In Jail here. Check Rust Control O. P. Wessela. In charge of blister rust control In this region for the federal bureau of entomology and Plant quarantine, and H. C. Obye. assistant supervisor of the Rogue River national foreat. left thla morning for the upper Rogue river section to Inspect the work be Ingdone to check the pine tree dis ease. Returns Home Mrs. Rudy Sleight and son Rychard returned yesterday morning from Ssn Francisco. Rych ard Sleight la recovering from an Ill ness contracted following completion of a series of lectures and exhibits at northern California colleges snd universities which he presented In conjunction with the Vera Jones Brlgut gallerlea of San Francisco. Called by Death Mrs. M. Pederson of Great Falls. Mont., Mrs. D. C. Barnes of Fort Benton, Mont., and D. C. Barnes of Coeur d'Alene, Ida., arrived In the valley over the week end, called by the death last Thurs day of their granddaughter, Mildred Barnes, .-Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Barnes of Talent. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. Miss Young Here Miss Sybil Jean Young and Mlsa Margaret Tweed of Corvallia arrived here this after noon after a vacation In California. They will spend the remainder of the week visiting Miss Young's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Young, before continuing north. Mlsa Young will then go to Portland and Miss Tweed to her home in Corvallls. Committee Meeting The Inter city visitation committee of the Jack son County Chamber of Commerce will meet at 3 :30 tomorrow afternoon to discuss the county's participation In the Gold Hill fair. Talent pear and tomato show and Yreka. Cel.. Oold Rush Daya, It waa announced today by Dwlght Houghton, chair man. Renew Friendships Attorney and Mrs. A. N. Sollsa of Compton, Cel., are visiting here, renewing friend ships, calling on relatives and taking care of business matters. Both are members of pioneer families, Mr. So llss' mother, Mrs. M. 8. Sollss, having resided at 137 North Oakdale avenue for many years. The visitors are registered at the Hotel Medford. They plan to be here about ten daya be fore leaving for home via eastern Oregon and Boise, Ida. En route home they will visit Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jones of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Sollss being sisters. Kiss War Delays Opening Sqkool Chicago Suburb CHICAGO. Sept. 0. (ff) Tha Union Rldg tonool failed to open for the fall term Tuesday, and while 500 elementary student In suburban Norwood township en joyed an extended vacation, their parents battled over the aubject of "kissing teachers." The conflict was over tha re appointment of Principal Charles O'Hearn, accused In a "poison pen" letter of becoming too af fectionate with hU teaching staff of ttiree young women. Noble J. Puffer. Cook (Chicago county superintendent of schools, declined to certify O'Hearn aa principal, whereupon Hermin Reussow, head of the township school board, refused to certify the three teachers. Mary Ham mond, Clarabelle Lindsay and L rlnda Cleary. PORTLAND. Sept. 9. 7T) Port lands echool pouuletion fell another notch Tuesday when 43,813 puplla, 809 less than laat year, reported for the opening day. For the tenth successive year, grade school enrollment showed a decrea.se. The high school total was up 242 however. About 150 of the 1.051 slump In grade school attendance waa Attrib uted to refusal of former Brooklyn school pupils to attend other schools. All but the first three grades of Brooklyn were discontinued tojnake room for a six-year high school. $4,855,142 FOR M WASHINGTON, Sept. 9. P Ad ditional public works administration projects, totaling 140 and Involving 4S per cent granta aggregating 4. 8S5.143, were approved today by Prea Ident Roosevelt. Indicating that the president had modified hla previous requirement that relief labor be used exclusively. PWA officials asld TO per cent of the workmen would be taken from relief rolls. Today's allotments were made from PWA'a ahare of laat year's 14,000,000 relief appropriation. Pear Syrup By Annie McDonald Select ripe Bartlett pears. Wash, cut In eight pieces, put In a psn and cook alow: maah until enough Juloe forms to keep them from burning, Cook until they fall apart. Put In Jelly bag and preaa out all the lulce with & potato maaher. Put Juice on stove and boll until thick enough for Jelly, then add 3 cupa sugar to I cups f Juice. Boll until It bolls up like Jelly, then bottle. STALLED AUTOMOBILE DERAILS FAST TRAIN LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Sept. 8. (AP) The Missouri Pacific's northbound Sunshine Special crashed Into a stalled automobile and waa derailed 11 mllea southwest of here early to day, killing one person and Injuring four others. An unidentified white man. de scribed aa a transient, waa crushed to death between two derailed coaches. - Choose Playground Head. PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 5 (API City Commissioner Bennett said to day Mlsa Dorthea M. Lenach, bache lor of arts from the University of Ore gon and now aupervlaor of physical education at Oeorge Washington Un iversity In Washington, D. C will be named head of Portland's system of playgrounds. Aha was chosen fol lowing a competitive examination for college graduates. Attend Tournament Among out-of-town residents attending the southern Oregon-northern California golf tournament here this week-end were Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Ingle, Mr. and Mrs. I, 0. Erwln, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Leever and Mr. and Mrs, Bill Fberhart. all of Ashland. Rialto'sStar The Rial to theater's second double feature program of their new pollcv opens today with "The Return of Sophie Lang'1 and "Lady Be Care ful" filling the bill. Gertrude Michael, who created tha role of Bophie Lang In motion pic tures, again plavs the title role. 6lr Quy Standing, Ray MUland. Elizabeth Patterson and Colin Tapley are also featured In thla thrilling story of the one-time notorious Jewel thief, now going straight, falling back on her years of experience to recover the famed Krueger diamond when It is stolen from her wcnlthy employer coiiector. Panama, when the fleet's In, Is the locale of "Lady Be Careful," the ht larloua comedy-romance of tha bat tleship boys and their famous "no" girls of the Canal Zone. Lew Ayres, Mary Carlisle, Benny Baker, Larry Crnobe and Grant Wither have the leading rolea. " DAMAGED BY HEAT WATSONVTLLE, Calif., Sept. 9. (JP) The high temperfttureji have caised some damage to Pajaro val ley's, huge epple crop, growers said today. The extent of the loss will not be determined definitely for several days but some orchards showed evi dence of aun blight. Monday's high temperature of 96 degrees waa the highest alnoa Sept. 31, J928. YAQUINA BRIDGE FIESTA LEFT TO NEWPORT FOLK SALEM. Sept. 9. (JP) Arrange menta for the dedication of tha new Yaqulna bay bridge at Newport will be left in the hands of the citizens of the Newport district, R. H. Bal dock, state highway engineer, de clared today. Baidock said the highway commis sion had been requested to arrange the dedication but declined. The span waa opened for traffic last Sunday. The date of the dedication waa set for October 3. . LAD'S DEATH HELD DUE TO ENLARGED THYMUS HAYWABD, Calif., Sept. 9.P) Two-year-old Kent Whetstone died from an enlarged thymus gland. Dr. E. V. Tiffany, autopsy surgeon de clared today, and not suffocation from sand In which he waa half bur led by playmates In hie sandbox. Dr. Tiffany said ssnd may have been a contributing element but the oversize gland could have caused In stant death at any time. FIRST AIRPLANE RIDE IS FATAL ON BIRTHDAY MIAMI. Fla., Sopt. 9. (fp) Mrs. Mary Belle Brubaker, 30. was killed today on her first airplane ride, a birthday present from her brother. She and Samuel Cooper, anuteur filer, crashed to their death near tha All-American airport during a sight-seeing flight. i tlce. Lee Churchill is not and has never been connected with the Baldwin Piano Shoppe in any way other than renting of a teachers studio and thai service has been definitely discon tinued. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE Stated Communication of Reames chapter, O. E. 8., Thursday evening, Sept. .10. at 8 o'clock. Visiting mem bers Invited. HATTIE M. ALDEN, Secy. T . Hattle Reames White, teacher of piano. High school credits given. Studio 320 Laurel. Phone 449-M. Oun sights to fit all guns. 61ms Bros., 23 N. Fir. unrrtME: Qromorrow & Friday I Q FLOWER OF THE SOUTH! Her moxt delightful rolel aJM mm TODAY ONLY! Mil inTIJCAItJ John nnwerd Wendy Ittrrle tlTHEROSE-g r Walter Connolly rW VKindolphScoM iJ Bing Crosby Coming to Craterian jvp i.A aw"" IS s 4 Proclnlined by crltlca and public alike as being the best film Bing Crosby has appeared In for a long time. "Rhythm on the Range," cornea tomorrow to the Craterian theater for a three-day run. The film introduces the barooka- playing Bob Burns, radio's latest sen sation, to motion picture audiences, besides featuring Frances Farmer. Martha Raye, Warren Hymer, George E. Stone and Lucille Gleason. Crosby and Burns are cowboys In the picture, which opena with the pair appearing In a Madison Square Garden rodeo. The story's plot re volves around their return trip to Arizona, taking with them a prize bull Crosby has purchased, with Tau rus adding to the llveliment. Louis Prlma's famous awing band furnishes the music to Crosby's croon ing, There are seven new song num bers in the film. On tha same program with Cord of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanka to our many friends for their kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Barnes. Phone 643. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. Another Smash Show! TODAY and Thur. Feature Hit No. 1: Eil I Shows l i f 0:45 0:15 10 9 4. Vk.v 1 gsiG I a- m The notorious ffnphle Lang, exquis ite ex-jewel thief, rMs on (he Job when the world's tariwt diamond la stolen . and she's accused! Ilio Reiui-n of s lPiiiE mm IS'a whh HA Gertrude Michael Sir Guy Standing Ray Milland Elizabeth Patterson wh!i'i'f The '",h "4 ,(" ,,,l"e ,h" xv rentury lets urnler way when tnrle f& af nam's gohs matrh Ihelr glrl-hj J W Romeo axaltint Panama's ooMeat hearted "no"-glrll 1 r r IadyBs - , v t - - ,j iY IfJ V - ,'-X - S : I "Rhythm on the Range," the Crate rian will show the official round -by-round pictures of the recent Joe Louis-Jack Sharkey heavyweight fight in which the dusky battler from De troit starts the comeback trail with a smashing four-round knockout of the former champion. 100 LATti TO CLASSIFY NOTICE Will the person who saw four boys In a Chevrolet roadster on or near Ross Lane, Saturday p. m Sept. 5, please phone Mall Tribune. WANTED Salesman (or local busi ness firm. Call between 8 and 10 a. m., 38 S. Bartlett. WANTED A lady cook to prepare a noon lunch each day except Sun day for about 30 people. Must be experienced. Apply by letter only. Give age and references. Perma nent Job for right party. Box 0319, rare Tribune. Keliove the burnln aorenesa of external! ia.lv caused pimples, and aid healing of these ugly de- iccta wttu soothing Resmol ;l'r A Y r IN Careful Asm -BfaBBVaVaaVBlaaBBTHaSI I Mots . , 26c tivei 35i Kiddles- IQr MaflBM it- fc if 1 LEW AYRES MARY CARLISLE M Larry Crabbe Benny Baker Grant Withers BROKE ARM. am In urgent need competent work In my home. Tel. 1125. FOR SALE New model gas range, used four months; cheap. Phone 1A38-J. - FOR SALE Am offering my 1936 Chevrolet pickup at a real, saving. Run less than 600 miles. P. O. Box 748. Medford BETTER used furniture, 108 So. Grape. - Sudlo couch, davenport sets. Many other things, sleeping porch, larse barn, stone milk house. A real home and a splendid buy at $5,000; terms. ALSO 180-acre farm, well Improv ed, free water, close In, on very taRV terms, L. Q. PIOKELL. 204 East Main. ' 30 ACRES. Rood buildings. Irrigated. Snap. a000. Also 2 '4 acres, good buildings. 1I00: plenty water. acre. H-room modern house, garage, irrigated, $2300. Also several city homes. ROBERTS. REALTOR. 720 W. 2nd. WANTED Drag-saw, Call at .617i N. Bnrtlett. FACTORY-BUILT house trailer, slepps four. Fountain Auto Court. Hwy. 99, 3v miles aouth Grants Pass, 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe SedBn: radio, air-tone horns, trunk; new enr guarantee. Save nearly $200. 6 finance. FIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. WANTED A reliable mlrtdle-aged lady to care for an elderly lady, light housekeeping. Inquire 843 North Grape. FOR SALE Burs-saw, 4 blades; 2 wheel trailer, small range, a bed steads and small tools; all cheap. O. F. Rohrer. Phoenix, Ore. FOR RALE 1034 Pontlac B Cabriolet, leather up holster v. oar like new, Must sell by Sept. 18th. Private party. Call at 38 N. Riverside. EXPERIENCED men fruit pickers. Apply Hollywood Orchard on Jack sonville Hwy. west of Medford. Ml Shows I y (i:i.vo;on I eTODAY Also Tonite Only STARTS tHf TOMORROW 5W" ft ' Baaooks" I ( ll time jn the oao- lt f ll tus country . . , t fTf II with Bin; tf1TQ y - jL f I ingingr 7 new SX Y J in the crooniert Vs w" 'i'-?'' - - romance to ever hit the Westl v,'iWVo SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION rvn . m U 1. At.. Tt T5 t i nine wc cuARirv r ' bVUlw wiinmia.1 . , .y Official Fight Pictures c Feel at Home in 'The Heart of Portland' Comtfort Conrenlenca Courtesy Service , Attractive Rates! Detached bath-S1.00 up. With bath ..SI. SO up BKN O. OR1MSON, M(r. Hotel Cornelius 823 S.tv. Park Portland IN THE HEART OF THE CITY WOMAN for housework and care ol two children. 20 month. 8 So. Orange. WANTED Pleasant room in private home for gentleman, Phone 117-X. 909 N. Central. FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet town sedan, deluxe equipment, small mileage, good mechanical shape. Inquire 515 r. Uth. REWARD Will pay 3.00 for recovery of new World ballon tire bicycle; color blue. Stolen from Natato rlum Sunday afternoon. Sea Don Lawrence at Ekerson Paint and Roof Store, 38 So. Bartlett. Phone 343. FOR SALE Circulating heater, like new. Price $15. 522 So. Newtown. Phone 1421-X. FOR RENT Furnished fi-room house; upholstered lurnlture. oil heater, fireplace, close In, 36.00. Phone 788. B. J. palmer, Muslo House. LOST Bundle of clothing between Liberty St.. and Pine Cone. Call 616 Liberty. ft OPENING 8ALE All fur coats and tMlor made fur coats. QCi discount Thursday, Friday and Saturday. See tomorrow's paper. ARISTA. 228 W. 8th. Holly Theater Bldg. brood sow with pigs. Phone 14-F-23. evenings. FOR SALE GRADE A DAIRY FARM, 34 acres. Irrigated, good productive soil, all level. l4 miles off Pacific H wy: a-room house, bath and Bell-ans FOR INDIGESTION II Mate . . . SSc Eves . . . 3Sr Kiddles 10c ONLY: at the Holly Theatre Hotel Park Ave. eja s.w. park Portland I V Now I Eat I t CUCUMBERS I r ) Upset Rtomnch Ooes I I -On "' Bell-ans I mi plla in fiiM mi U1 3"