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ftrEPFOKD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOUD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1938.
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and
In Ashland E. C. Jerome, candi
date for Medford Justice of the peace,
pent yesterday In Ashland on bust
neaa. From Ashland I. E. Deadmond of
Aahland transacted business In thla
city Wednesday.
On Business Call H. M. Welsh a ar
of 22 Glen Oak court was an Ashland
business caller yesterday.
Returns Home Mrs. A. P. W. Kresse
of 1833 Queen Anne avenue returned
home on this morning's train from
Portland where she had been since
Monday.
Meeting Tonight Royal Neighbors
of America will meet tonight at 7
o'clock at tho K. P. hall for a busi
ness session and drill caucus. All
v .re urged to attend.
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$15,000 Permit California Oregon
Power company applied at the city
building Inspector's office for a per
mit to remodel its office building at
A stated cost of $15,000.
Dance. Play Off The play and
dance which had been scheduled for
Saturday night In the Griffin Creek
Grange hall has been indefinitely
postponed.
Grange Dance Roxy Ann Grange
will sponsor a dance In Its Spring
street hall Saturday night. Dancing
will start at 9:30 p. m. and continue
until 1 a. m.
Bankers Examined Enrollees of the
American Institute of Banking took
their quarterly examinations last
night In the .senior high school
Thirty bankers of Medford, Grants
pass and Ashland are enrolled.
Bicycle Stolen Hartley Blther of
1020 North Bnrtlett street reported to
city police today that his Fleetwood
bicycle, license 170, was stolen from
the Junior high school sometime Wed
nesday morning.
Phlpps Return Attorney and Mrs.
W. JS. Phlpps returned to Medford this
morning after spending two months
Jn Portland. Mr. Phlpps was confin
ed for a month in a Portland hos
pital but said he feels much better
now.
Make Call Here Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert MacLean and children, Bobby and
Beverley, of Los Angeles visited for a
few hours yesterday morning with
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rickert while
en route to Portland. Mrs. MacLean
and Mrs. Rickert are cousins.
Office Changed Rural rehabilita
tion division of the farm security
administration has moved to room
311 In the Fluhrer building at the
southeast corner of Main street and
Central avenue. The division for
merly occupied room 318 Liberty
building.
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j. Chorus to Rehenrse Rehearsal of
Oackson County Teachers chorus will
be held Saturday at 10 a. m. in the
courthouse auditorium. Both men
and women's choruses will rehearse In
preparation for the concert to be
given Monday night. All members
are requested to attend.
Etigenenn Arrested Andrew Jack
McKenney, 30. of Eugene was return
ed to Lane county yesterday by Dep
uty Sheriff Whlpps, following his ar
rest here by state police Tuesday.
McKenney will faoe a Lane county
charge of creating a disturbance In
private place while intoxicated, said
tate police who made the arrest on
request of Lane county authorities.
Return from South Major George
E. Owens, commander of the Med
ford CCC district, and Capt. Herman
J. Mclring, district quartermaster,
returned yesterday from San Fran
cisco where they attended a confer
ence of district commanders and
quartermasters and discussed summer
plans for the CCC camps of the ninth
J corps area.
ARESNATE of LEAD
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ments for ARSENATE of LEAD and
other spray materials.
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PERSONAL
To Redding Lieut. Phllo D. Smith.
CCC district adjutant, was in Red
ding today on business.
Church Program Young people of
the First Christian church of Phoenix
will present a program of music in
the church at 7 :30 tonight. The
program will comprise popular mu
sical compositions that have sur
vived the years. The public is in
vited. There will be no admittance
charge but a free-will offering will be
taken.
Reunion Saturday Annual reunion
of the 65th artillery, Oregon regi
ment that took part In the World
war, will be held In the Congress .10-1
tel. Portland, at 6:30 Saturday even-
ing. A dinner will be followed by a 1
program of entertainment. There are i
many veterans of the 65th In the
Rogue river valley and it it expected
that a number of them will attend 1
the reunion. !
Biirk Confers A. C. Burk, sheriff
of Marlon county and Democratic
primary candidate for congressman
from the first district, conferred here
last night and this morning with
party leaders. He left this afternoon
for Grants Pass. He said he would
fly to Medford May 15 to take part
In the second annual national cat
fish derby at Emigrant lake near
Ashland.
Englishmen Here The five English
men who came to this country to
order airplanes for Great Britain were
brief visitors at Medford municipal
airport this afternoon. They were
passengers on the United Mainliner
that arrived at 1 and departed at
1:20. En route from Los Angeles to
Seattle, Wash., the men were C. E.
Horex, I. G. Weir, A. T. Harrlf, F.
Rowarth and C. John.
Aid Program Karl L. Janouch.
supervisor of the Rogue Rtver na
tional forest, and Owen Adyelott, as
sistant ranger of the Lake o' Woods
district, left this morning for Klam
ath Falls to assist In the Stop For
est Fire Week" program sponsored by
the American Legion. Today's pro
gram Included a Kiwanls club lunch
eon and a banquet at Cal-Ore.
Gibsons Return Mr. and Mrs. Ben
H. Gibson have returned to southern
Oregon and are now residing at the
Carglll apartments here. Mr. Gibson
Is affiliated with the California -Western
State Life Insurance company.
He started with the company in Ash
land three years ago and a year later
was promoted to unit manager of
eastern Oregon with headquarters in
Pendleton. Recently he was advanced
to Medford to build a. southern Ore
gon unit. He Is a former exalted
ruler of tho Ashland Elks lodge.
Committee Formed Eugene Thorn
dike, president, today announced
membership of the Jackson County
Chamber Of ComTnum Mirrtrii1tiimi1
committee for the ensuing year. It
is composed 01 Tom wray, chairman,
Maurice Spatz, Otto Bohnert, A. P.
Butler, Lewis Clark, E. A. Faber, W.
A. Holloway, H. L. Brown. W. J. War
ner, Charles A. Wing, W. A. Gates.
H. A. Thlerolf, R. G. Fowler, A. Wood
rich, Raymond Mlksche and J. P.
Naumes.
Wins Music Laurel Mr. and Mrs,
H. W. Keesee of 28 South Peach street
today received word that their neph
ew, Robert Eastman of Forest Grove,
was accorded a first place and award
ed a silver cup In the 15th annual
high school anisic tournament con
ducted by the conservatory of music.
Pacific unlversltv. In PnroM rtmvA
April 20 and 30. He won the award
with a tenor solo. Robert, nnn nt
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Eastman, has
many friends in Mfrtforri hnvin at
tended -Jackson and Junior high
scnoois nere. He is a cousin of Ger
ald Keesee, who won a first place
with his tuba solo In the high school
band contests held recently 'in Cor
vallis and Eugene. Both boys will
attend the tournament to be held In
Seattle, Wash., this month.
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Latourette Here Howard La tour -ette,
Democratic national committee
man from Portland, and Duana Hen
nessy, political editor of the Ore
gonlan, left for the north this morn
ing after an overnight visit here.
Party leadera who conferred with him
said that Mr. Latourette la support
ing Gov. Charles H. Martin for re
election. Mr. Hennessy was conduct
ing a poll to ascertain the direction
of the wind In Oregon state and na
tional elections.
Music Week Noted National Music
Week was observed at Wednesday's
weekly lunch eon -meeting of the Lions
club In Valentine's cafe. The Girls'
Harmony Trio" of Medford high
school presented a group of songs.
The trio was composed of Josephine
Bui lis, Mary Louise McElhose and
Corrlne Harwood. Accompanist was
Dorothy Jane Hester. After the mu
sical program the club held nomina
tions for officers which will be con
tinued at the next two meetings.
Club guests were Dr. Rasmus Mor
tensen and Tom Stewart.
Study Urged Careful study of the
driver's manual is urged by Ward
McReynolds, state examiner, before
applicants attempt to take the ex
amination for licenses or permits to
drive cars or trucks. The examina
tion. Mr. McReynolds pointed out. Is
based on the manual. Copies of the
manual may be obtained without
cost at city and state police head
quarters, the sheriff's office, the
Jackson County Chamber of. Com
merce and other convenient commun
ity agencies. Next examination will
be held here Saturday from 8 to S.
Mr. McReynolds and his staff will m
In council chambers on the top floor
of city hall between those hours.
Written examinations and road tests
will be given.
NEW DEAL POLICIES
BEHIND FRENCH ILLS
IS
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. May 6 (AP)
Herbert Hoover attributed France's
economic plight to her adoption of
new deal policies, In an Interview
here today.
The ex-president, who stopped
here briefly while en route to the
Republican "grass roots' meeting in
Oklahoma City, said:
"France Is the only European state
that is not prosperous today. The
devaluation of the franc is only part
of the general consequences of Its
having adopted the new deal two
years ago.
"While other European nations
tightened their belts and balanced
their budgets, France went Its own
way. It didn't balance Its budget,
It began limiting production, lost its
export market, prices increased and
consumption dropped. One rinds
those conditions in France that hold
true here."
Hoover, In summarizing observa
tions made on his recent trip to Eu
rope, said other European nations
such as England. Czechoslovak a,
Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway
and Finland are enjoying fairly pros
perous economic conditions.
LA FOLLETTE FAILURE
FORETOLD BY ICKES
WASHINGTON, Moy 5. (AP) Sec
retary Ickes, calling President Roose
velt the "true" lender of liberals In
America, rorecest at his press con
ference today failure of the La Pol
lette national third party movement.
"I continue to believe that the
president Is the true liberal leader."
he said, "and that In his leadership
lies the only hope of liberals getting
anywhere.
"I can't see any future for a third
party at this time."
RUMANIAN JEW BAITER
PARALYZED BY STROKE
BUCHAREST. May B. (;p Octa
vian Ooga, who for S3 days headed
an anti-semitlc government In Ru
mania, was stricken with apoplexy at
his estate In Transylvania last night.
Reports from his bedside said he
was paralyzed on one side and that
his condition was serious.
Ooga became premier December 98.
1937, and resigned February 10.
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GIPJNNAIN
Need for Hepuallcan party strength
In Oregon at thla time was stressed
by Charlea A. Sprague. candidate for
the remibltcan nomination for gov.
ernor. at a gathering of 80 party lead
ers today at Valentine's cafe. Mr.
Sprague, prominent Oregonian and
publisher of the Oregon Statesman
of Salem, spent the day visiting
southern Oregon communities and
discussing details of his campaign
with leading republicans here.
In his brief, forceful address.
Spragua emphasized the need for two
strong parties In this nation, citing
as examples foreign nations wherein
the single party systems of govern
ment have resulted In loss of Indi
vidual rights and liberties. A plea
for the return to sound, conserva
tive republican principles was voiced
by Mr. Sprsgue. The maintenance
of a constitutional government Is
necessary, he said, after expressing
the belief that recent attacks have
been made on our Judiciary.
Financial stability In government,
another republican principle, must
likewise be maintained, he said, and
when the public credit is destroyed,
private credit Is also destroyed. There
are three ultimate results of the
present governmental finance pro
gram. In the speaker's opinion: re
pudiation, confiscation or excessive
taxation. Loss of confidence In the
administration was given as the fail
ure of business to gain its stride.
"We believe In the economy of
abundance rather than the economy
of scarcity." Mr. Sprague told his
audience, In stressing the need for
the return of this confidence with In
creased production and resulting re
duction of unemployment. Social se
curity, as we know it now, should
be supplementary to a real social
security made possible through cre
ation of Jobs for all."
Tn concluding his talk, the repub
lican candidate admitted that he Is
a conservative, yet assured that he
is also progressive. "The Republi
can party la now, I believe, in Btep
and In tune with the hopes and de
sires of the people of Oregon," he
said.
Frank VanDyke, Ashland attorney,
was toastmaater for today's meeting
and Introduced the speaker. Prelim
inary to the feature address, Frank
Hull pleaded for the people of this
nation to awake to the need for main
taining present Immigration lawa so
as to prevent Influx of political refu
gees from all nations.
5. P. Streamliner
Gives Passenger
Aid In Emergency
The Southern Pacific (this Is not
an advertisement) aims to please.
A woman with her infant daugh
ter boarded the Streamliner In San
Francisco for XiOS Angeles the other
day.
At San Jose It was found that part
of her baggage, containing needed
supplies for the baby, had been left
at home. Train otnclala were noti
fied and they had the station agent
In San Jose telegraph the circum
stances to the Salinas agent.
' Then the Southern Pacific system
really swung into action. Telephones
rang, messengers were called and an
order was placed with a Salinas dry
goods store.
Just as the Streamliner pulled into
the Salinas depot the messenger ar
rived with the awaited package and
placed it in the hands of the anxious
mother. The day was saved.
The package contained diaper an
even dozen t
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Rialto's Comedy
As a nitwit bank teller with a pen
chant for investing in raffles, Joe
Penner is suspected of bank looting
and kidnaping and the result is a
series of hilarious highlights mount
ing up to one of the funniest pic
ture climaxes ever filmed, In "do
Chase Yourself," coming to the
Rlalto theater for tomorrow and Sat
urday.
"Romance of the Rockies. starring
Tom Keene, will play as the added
western hit.
Roxy Romance
h ITS" v.:
James Ellison and Jean Parker
have the romantic leads In Rex
Beach's favorite romance of the
North, "The Bnrrler." playing at the
Roxy theater today and tomorrow
only. Leo Carrillo, Otto Kruger, Rob
ert Barrat, Andy Clyde and Sara
Haydcn also have leading roles.
Robert Taylor Has
Lead Craterian Hit
Robert Taylor, starring In "A Yank
at Oxford," which opened a four
day run yesterday at the Kew Cra
terian theater, proved that he Is
more of a man than Jimmy Fldler
and a lot of other so-called pub
licity writers have given him credit
for. Taylor .literally walks off with
the top romantic comedy Bpot of
the year In the film which will
rank him among the best of the
screen's comedians. "A Yank at Ox
ford" was filmed In England as an
adventure by a major Hollywood pro
ducing company and after seeing it
yesterday at the New Craterian, the
audience sent cheers into the sky at
Its sheer cleverness and outstanding
comedy angles. The highlight of the
film to native Americans is the use
of coined British phrases of words
which appear very funny to persons
not acquainted with the cockney
accent.
In presenting Taylor In the title
role as the cocky all-star athlete who
comes to Oxford to "teach the na
tives" and himself learns plenty In
return, "A Yank at Oxford" affords
the star his greatest opportunity to
demonstrate his athletic ability, his
flair for comedy and his ability to
handle genuinely dramatic scenes.
Lionel Barrymore, as Taylor's father
and Maureen O'Sulllvan, as the Eng
lish undergraduate whom the hero
meets at Oxford, lend their accus
tomed polished performances, while
In the BrltiBh players who also have
leading rotes audiences may note
at least two potential stellar "finds"
of tomorrow. Vivien Leigh, as the
"other girl," reveals a flashing, yet
subtle, personality which may well
set a new stylo In "vamp-comedians."
Griffith Jones, as the Britisher whose
enmity fot Taylor motivates much
of the plot, looms as a moat person
able leading-man discovery, stalwart
in appearance and sensitive In his
performance.
FOR
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End of N. Central
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR
NAZI LEAGUE LEADERS
WLIP. N. T., May o. Warranta
charging alx men and the German
American Settlement League, Inc.. op
erator of a camp at Yaphank. with
violation of the New York state civil
tights law, were Issued today by Jus
tice of the Peace Mas W. Blake.
The warranta, sworn by Roy p.
Monahan, state commander of Dis
abled War Veterans, charged failure
or the organisation to file names and
addressee of Its members with the
secretary of state In Albany to com
ply with a 1938 law.
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jfcj Shrine Stated Session.
CT Hlllah Temple meets at
mnumu hum, AMiinnu.
Friday evening, May 6,
In stated session. Rou
tine and other Import
ant business regarding the Spring
Ceremonial. AH Shrlners Invited.
Refreshments after session.
A. B. Brownell, Potentate.
R. B. De trick. Recorder.
Too Late to Classify
FOR 8ALB OR RENT By owner,
modern fl-room house In "phoenix.
R. C. Ward. Phone "19-F-21.
FOR SALE Used mattress. ,3;
electrlo plate, $1.50. A18 Eaat Main.
FOR SALE Best Buys In Jackaon
County 8-room suburban home. 3
acres with crop. $1800. Two acres,
fi-room modern home, ,1700. Four
room modern home, partly furnish
ed, olty water, a lota: ,1375 and a
snap. Four acres suburban, 5-room
modern house, olty water, family
orchard, good trout pond from large
running spring, on Hwy, 90: an
other snap at S2750. Several attrac
tive Jackson county Improved farms
and atock ranches at real recession
prices. Everything in Real Estate.
W. J. (DAD) ROBERTS. 720 W. 2nd.
FOR SALE. CHEAP 1036 Chevrolet
Master 0 DeLuxn Sport Sedan. -B.
Mokler, Rt. 2, Bos ISO, Howard Avo.
FOR SALE 320-acre ranch, SO A. bot
tom land; free water; alfalfa. John
A. Miller, Eagle Point.
WANTED Situation, morning work,
any kind; office preferred. Box
3069, Tribune,
2-ROOM furnished cabin, 718 Welch
St. Phone O. A. DeVoe.
FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished apt.,
clow In, 12.S0.
10 Acres, fair house, family or
chard, berries, alfalfa, clover, Joins
city limits; all or part. Phone 613.
A. W. Walker, 223 N. Riverside Ave.
CONVALESCENT HOME. Ashlahd.
Convenient rates, low prices. Ideal
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PA NATES and perennials, a living,
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TRADE Light coupe In good condi
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1935 O M O. T-18 reconditioned Truck.
Wonderful condition. Cliff Whee
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FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE All second
hand goods, Friday and Saturday.
Furniture Trade Mart. 16 South
Front St.
SUGAR PINE SHAKES FOR SALE
E. O. Faber, Central Point.
SUBURBAN grocery and servloe sta
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Well located; clean atock; doing ex
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Restaurant, downtown location,
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$1600.
BLOOD & OOFF, 133 N. Central.
STEINWAT SQUARE GRAND PIANO.
ROSEWOOD CASE, OCTAGONAL
' LEG 8 For sale cheap, or will trade
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FOR SALE; Evergreen shrubs, trees;
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Glascock'a Nursery, 304 Beatty.
WANTED Shetland mare, reasonable.
R. A. Slrr, Rt. 1, Box 384, Central
Point, or Phone 343 after 7 p. m.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt.
Adults. Phone 641 -W.
WHEN you want carpenter work done,
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WANTED Work, any kind, go any
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WANTED Pasture for 12 dairy oowt.
Edith Porter, 414 8. Riverside.
100 TIERS wood, 18. Core Orchard,
Murphy, Ore.
TWO STORES AND RESTAURANT
FOR SALE A good, well-equipped
restaurant In business section Med
ford; S2S0 will handle; also two
good atorea In Medford, living quar
ters. Also partly furnished house
for rent. W. J. (DAD) ROBERTS.
720 West 2nd St.
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