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"NnRTVFCmD VATL TRTRTTNE. rEDFO'RT). OTraflON. FRTDAY. AUGUST S. 1933. PAOE ELEVEN LOCAL and On Business Joe Oswald of Cen tra.; Point was a Medford business caller today. Smith litre Worth Smith, author of Rogue River, transacted business In this city today. In Hospital Dr. H. W. Winkle is a patient at the Veterans hospital In Portland where he Is under diagnosis and treatment. Bicycle Stolen John T. Ross, Jr.. of Route 1 reported to city police today that his Capitol bicycle, license 874. was stolen sometime yesterday. Returns Home George Hcnselman. Medford agent of the Aetna Life In surance company, returned on this morning's train from Portland where he had been tranactlng business since Monday. To Bay City Harry M. Hurd of Santa Monica, Cal., who has been visiting his brother. C. M. Hurd at Perry dale for some time, left recently for Ban Francisco where he will stay until Sunday. He will then return here. Legionnaire Here Sid George, prominent American Legionnaire, of Eugene, was a business visitor here today. Mr. George Is a past lom mander of the Oregon department of the American Legion and hap many friends In southern Oregon. Visits nere Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ridge and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cochran of Southgate, Cal., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hlnman at their home at 013 West 10th street. The group have been long time friends but this was their first visit In 12 years. Back from North A. 8. Rosen baum, Southern Pacific district pas senger agent, returned on the train this morning from Portland where he spent yesterday conferring with F. S. McGlnnls, vice-president In charge of passenger traffic for the company. Court Citation George Penning, 30, of Rogue River was cited by state police yesterday on the Pacific high way to appear In Justice court this afternoon charged with violation of the basic traffic rule. He was trav eling at an excessive speed, police said. Off for South Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Johnson and Victor A. Tengwald, Medford attorney, left by motorcar this afternoon on a week-end trip to San Francisco. The group will be Joined at San Francisco by Mrs. Tengwald, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alta Webb, In Beverly Hills, Cal. The return to Medford will be made Monday. LOVE LETTERS OF DWYER'S EX-GIRL AT Missives Protest Love for Youth Who Accuses Her Father of Murdering El derly Doctor and Wife SOUTH PARIS, Me., Aug. 5. (TV Love letters written by Barbara Car roll, 18, to Paul N. Dwyer, 10-year-old "lifer," were read today at the trial of the girl's father, former Deputy Sheriff Francis M. Carroll, for the murder of elderly Dr. James G . Uttle fleld. Dwyer had testified that Barbara had written him letters In which she accused her father of Improper con duct and that under threats he had returned two letters to Carroll. The state contended Dr. Llttlefleld's al leged knowledge of Barbara's letters provided a motive for the crime. One Letter Barred. Five letters were offered In evi dence today. A sixth, from which one page was missing, was ruled In admissible by the court, sustaining a defense objection. The letters were found In Dwyer's bag when he was discovered asleep In Dr. Llttlefleld's car, which also contained the bodies of the physician and his wife, at North Arlington, N. J., last fall. Dwyer admitted he at first took full responsibility for their deaths, but at the current trial plac ed the entire blame upon Carroll. In one of the letters Barbara ex pressed regret for "intimacy" with Dwyer, but also termet the pale youth Hthe sweetest kid In the world" because he "still loved me after everything has been done." Always Be Watting. In another, she said she loved Paul with every part of my body In etui another the gtrl wrote she knew Dwyer ."would keep still about it, even if you hate htm." One letter quoted the girl as say ing "I gave you everything X could," and declaring she would "always be waiting for you." Dwyer, who previously testified to ft great fear of Carroll, asserted he TONIGHT Oregon SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL Premiere at 8:30 "HAMLET" Reserved seats $1.00 at Prultt'i Music Center General Admission 60c Sat.Eve. Merchant of Venice PERSONAL Medford Callers Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hanscom and son Harold of Eagle Point were Medford callers today. From Phoenix Mrs. D. R Sloan and son Weldon of Phoenix trans acted business In this city today. On Skyline Job A crew of five men was to start clearing and grad ing a section of the Skyline trail In the Rogue River national forest today. The trail to be Improved ilea between Four Mile lake and Island lake on top of the Cascade divide In the Lake o' Woods district, a stretch of eight miles. When com pleted, the Skyline trail will extend from Canada to Mexico through prim itive forest areas, Bdlldlng Permits Mrs. Lucinda Hubbard of 730 East Jackson boule vard applied at the city building In spector's office yesterday for ft per mit to build ft three-room house at ft stated cost of $850. Mrs Julia Doubleday applied for a permit to remodel a building at 130 East Main street at a stated cost of 9900. C. L. Walsh applied for ft permit to con struct ft lunch stand at Fourth street and Riverside avenue at ft stated cost of 9050. Smoker Fire Quick action by passersby prevented a roadside grass fire from spreading to timber land In the Applegate district of the Rogue River national forest yesterday The fire, caused evidently by a careless smoker, was confined to an eighth of an acre. It occurred close to the road In China gulch. Some men passing by discovered the fire and stopped to keep it from spreading. A fireman and CCO men from the Star ranger station put It out, the passersby remaining to help them, t Societe to Meet Annual dinner meeting of southern Oregon volture 168 of the 40 et 8 will be hld at 7 p. m. Friday, August 13, in the base ment dining room of the Hotel Med ford, it was announced today by Earl H. York, chef de gare. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and delegates chosen for the grande promenade, with other important matters included on the evening's agenda, Mr. York said. He asked that all voyageurs In this district plan now to be present. To Forest Fire Marlon Nance, Junior forester of the Rogue River nation .l forest, left today to aid In combatting the Chetco fire on the Siskiyou national forest after en Joying a days' respite at his home here, 709 Dakota street. Mr. Nance had been helping to direct the ftre flghtlng crews on the Nome fire, also in the Siskiyou forest. Paul Brln son, district ranger of the Rogue River national forest, who also assist ed In fire suppression on the Siski you, was back today at his Butte Falls station. expressed the hope, upon his arrest In New Jersey, that the then deputy sheriff would not be sent to bring him back to Maine, because "I was afraid he would throw me out of the plane." POLICEMEN SLAY HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Aug. 6. (AP) Trapped In a hotel room, Earl Young, 28, Lebanon, Pa., desperado wanted In four states for robbery, kidnaping, rape and murder, was shot to death here today by two city policemen. Young was Identified from finger prints by R. B. Fletcher, agent In charge of the Little Bock office, FBI; and Bill Kaufman. .Hot Springs police department fingerprinting ex pert. The fugitive died In a hospital three hours after he was felled with rr BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of PORTLAND . . . Member f. D. I. C. Action and Romance in Rialto Hit When a handsome soldler-of-for-tune meets a pretty girl In a dan gerous setting, anything Is liable to happen. That action and romance Is the result can be proven by a visit to the Rialto theater Sunday and Monday when "Rose of the Rio "Robin Hood" V. l -Tip My v 4y Filmed entirely In technicolor. "The Adventures of Robin Hood," with Errol FJynn In the title role, comes to the Cratcrlan theater Bun day for a three-day engagement. Legendary ''hero of countless thou sands, Robin Hood's colorful life and many rousing adventures make a bullet In the head and a wound In the ankle during a gun battle with Police Captains Jerry Watklns and Ben Rogers. Fletcher said Young was wanted for the kldnap-murdcr of, 17-ycar-old Betty Schnaldt near St. Chnrles. 3. D., July 29, for kidnaping and robbing a young girl taken from Louisville, Ky., to French Lick, Ind.. on July 12, and for robbery, car theft and Jail breaking at Lebanon, Pa., three months ago. 'Treating the soil with lead arenate Is the most effective control over the Japanese beetle, but Is too ex pensive for use in lorge areas. ' . The first stock ticker was Intro duced In 1867. I wish to thank everyone who so kindly helped me in the recent Trade and Win' contest. JOY BALDING. Grande" will bring Movlta and John Carroll In the featured roles of this adventure-laden drama, oeorge Cleve land Is the hombre who looks on In the above scene. 'Prison Break" starring Olenda Far rell and Barton MacLane, will play as the added feature. Coming Sunday UW- W -e "r 4Hm''9xiiim the picture replete with action and the stirring deeds of daring that have endeared this vagabond to practically every menfber of the English Bpcaklng race. A cast of thousands features OUvta deHavlland as the Maid Marian, among others. MNT TIMF.S TONKillT! WARNER OLAND T!ir A A a mi tal I-raoi-r runs SATURDAY ONLY Shows 1:00-3:00-7:00-0:00 THE MIRACLE OF MAGIC EPISODE 13 mmm wirh IARRY "BUSTER" CRABBE COMING SUNDAY l i. v t St 2-Reel Comedy 1 Cartoon Hit Straight Shooter Buck Jones, as the two-fisted. straight-shooting Westerner who goes to the East to find out what the trouble is with the stock markets, finds plenty of action in "Headln' East,' coming to the Roxy theater for Saturday only. The 13th episode of "Flash Gor don's Trip to Mara" will be on the same program. IN MARITIME STRIFE WASHINGTON. Aug. 8. (AP) Secretary Perkins Intervened today In a controversy among the mari time commission, the new maritime labor board and the National Marl- time Union (CIO) over duplication of employment offices for sailors. The secretary agreed to attend a Joint conference In the hope of Ironing out the difficulties. Ralph Emerson, legislative repre sentative of the union, said the maritime commission had refused to have anything to do with the union hiring halls, established to furnish seamen for ships In the American merchant marine. Instead, he said. it had opened government hiring halls. FLASH 1 1 Herm says there will be no cover charge at Burgoyne's. New Swing Band. Come and have a good time. Try our fried chicken, 50c. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Davenport and chair, washing machine, Jersey cow and calf. Ross Lane, Box 381. WANTED 9 to 15 acres, Irrigated, with Improvements. Have stock and Implements value (950 as down payment. Also want listings of small tracts that small down pay menta will handle. Blood As Qoff. 133 N. Central. FOR SALE Cheap Furniture, for camp or modest housekeeping; din ing table, 4 chairs, 2 beds, springs, mattresses, 1 linoleum, 2 wool rugs, Icebox, sewing machine. Ironing board, set dishes, 50 ft. hoso. 820 Dakota at. TODAY & SAT... II swiit-sntn,n " ' a H Md puncntni ' X;n- ,,.,. All the tame y ; "fl , ;.'iy ' . . 1 ifiv mm Y4J uci. LET US give your ear a gleaming, new finish. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop, 008 8. Riverside. OOOD DSED PASHERS, Radios, and small roll-top office desk; 3 good used electric ranges and one gaso line range, greatly reduced. Also outboard motor, halt price, rick's Hardware. TORN. APT. Redecorated: completely modern; doss In. 61 No. Oakdale. FOR SALE Lammey, school. 7 weaner pigs. C. 8. V, mile south Agate MYERS Water Pressure systems, guar anteed. All pumping systems over hauled. Plumbing contracting. Fen co electrlo fence regulators. Full line of general paints and fishing tackle. Flck's Hardware. WANTED Respectable girl to ehare modern apartment with two other girls. Box 925, Tribune. WANTED Baled alfalfa hay. Box 924. FOR RENT 5 acres, 8-room modem house, basement, city water. In quire 307 N. Peach. FOR RENT Small modern house, newly decorated; 18, water paid. Dressler's, 1107 E. Main. FOR SALE Heposeased Busses: S O.M.O. busses with Wayne all-steel bodies: leather upholstered; seat 24 to 30 school children. Used In city tan than year. Will be sold for balance due on contract. SKINNER S OARAGE. CAPABLE MAN wants work. Experi enced teamster, ranch and dairy hand. etc. Route 1. Box 160, Cen tral Point. Homer Bray. FOR SALE African. Buff aecse. L. A. Saladc ranch, Central Point, Ore. 4-ROOM apartment, 910 E. Main. TOR SALE Large Icebox, 4: elec tric washer, $12; small cream sep arator, 10. Dressler's. 1107 E. Main. GOOD USED TRUCK3 1934 DODGE Hi -ton. 1937 FORT Truck (long w.b.l 1938 INTERNATIONAL Truck; new tires. 2-specd axle. 1035 INTERNATIONAL Panel A bar gain. Excellent milk wagon. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard. International Trucks. 128 South Riverside. FOR SALE 8ervtce station tuslnesa and stock. Rent, one cent per gal. Good location. Box 4693, Tribune, HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE 139 Portland Ave. Call Saturday or Sunday. OLADIOLI 250 dozen. Dressler's, Phone 1680-Y. FOR RENT New house, partly fur nished. Ellcdge aardens, Midway road. rOR SALE Used sawdust burner, 36 with thermostat control. In quire 610 So. Oakdale. 1936 DODGE, excellent condition. 1037 PACKARD, almost new. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard. International Trucks. 128 South Riverside. FOR RENT New. modern 8-room house; chicken house and .barn, . with 2 acres garden land, olose to Medford, 25. B. J. Palmer, 2 miles N. of Central Point on Hwy. Tel. 199, evenings. 2 GREAT SHOWS! SUN & MONi A reckless daredevil bandit of tha badlnndi y (A f nmiriTA .n I VI l I V I lJ-.tr JchnCARROUf "$04 0 ill RIO GRANDE; Plus this added hit Mats tflt fcTes . SA Kiddles 10. SKINNER'S OAR AOS Offers the following Used Car values ror tne weex-ena: 1937 Bulck Special Coupe $875,00 1037 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Sedan, 88 series - 000 .00 1936 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe Coupe ; 828.00 1938 Chevrolet long W.B. IV4- , ton Truck 628.00 1938 International long W.B. 14-ton Truck 848.00 1938 Terra plane Custom Coupe 485.00 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe Town eeaan , 445.00 365.00 1936 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Tudor Sedan - - 1934 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe Sedan 1930 Ford Model. A Pickup 1930 Marquette Sedan 1930 Ford Model A Tudor Se 995.00 14500 125.00 dan 165.00 Tou can always buy a better used oar rrom a huick aeaier. SKINNER'S OARAGE Phone 102. Bulck Cars. O.M.O. Trucks. FOR RENT Partly furnished apart ment house; 4 apartments upstairs now occupied. 708 So. Oakdale. WANTED Hour work. Mrt. D. G. Wilson, 413 N. Central. Tel. 1503-L. WANTED Boy's saddle and saddle pony. Phone 1030. sixth street Shell Station. FOR RENT Clean, attractive 2- room furnished apartment. Con tinuous hot water. Adults only. 344 8. Central. FOR SALE 1037 Olbson refriger ator, bargain price; slightly used. Call evenings at 735 Palm. 1936 DODOE Sedan; trunk, aide mount tire, rndlo, heater, all new tires, beautiful golden beige finish like new, 00-day guarantee and priced for quick sals on low easy terms. You save money by buy ing your car from PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. FOR SALE Speed Queen, washers and 1 roners. sparton reirtRemtors. Guaranteed service ana parta for all makes of wnshers. General Elec tric lroner, demonstrator, only one half original price. .Flck'a Hard ware. BOARD and ROOM, 23 N. Orange. REGISTERED Scottie puppies no kennel. J. o. Green, Jacksonville. FOR RENT 4-room modern fur nished house. 1330 Baling Ave, FOR SALE 1931 Ford Coupe In good condition, call evenings at 100 s. Holly. - FOR SATURDAY ONLY 1 small upright piano Ilka new, sold for balance due. A Real Buy. 1 good practice piano, M0; 3 squnre grands, 1 Stelnway and one Henry F. Miller. Rare Bargains. Call at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe, or Tel.' 336. 'The m idi BRROL FLYNNm OLTVIA Dc HA VILLAND BASIL RATHBONB . . CLAUDE RAINS . . . PATRIC KNOWLES EUGENE PALLETTB ALAN HALB ....... MELVILLB COOPB1 IAN1UNTB . UNA O'CONNOR IIIOWS 1:45 . 3:18 0:00. 1:15 FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity hi 1935 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sport Sedan; radio, heater, other extras; new paint, good rubber. 63 Nutley St, Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE Model 20-K Oletrao, price 8205. Can be seen working at Mrs. Vogel'a, Route 1, Box 354, Jacksonvlllc-Phocnlx Hwy, mile east of Academy. FOR SALT! Several good used trac tors at out of season bargain prices. 8ee them and try them and save money by buying now. Rogu Valley Tractor Co., 16 So. Fir. FOR RENT Modern apartment with garage. Chllders' Apts., 803 Wert Uth. Phono 1408. (1 Follow the Crowd IS TO THE ORIENTAL GARDENS DANCE SAT. NITE One Admission Men 4no: udles 20c. Both halls WE NEED - Your Feet In Our Business Dance At The OASIS Spring floor Sat,, Aug. 6 Come early Admission Free till 10 o'clock! 2k DAMCE ROGUE ELK Sat. 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