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rEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1933. PAGE FTVE LOCAL and From Montague William Mc Swaln of Montague. Cal., transacted business In this city yesterday. y Returns Home Tom Fuson, Jr., returned to hla home at 2006 East Main street Tuesday night from Port land where he had spent a week transacting business. From Klamath Among Klamath Fall residents attending the wrestling matches at the high school arena Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry and Anthony Botalno. To flan Frnnclwo Iola Porter field of Rogue River lodge flew to Ban Francisco Monday evening by United Air Lines. She will return tomor row. From Sardine Creek Mrs. John Ulster of Sardine creek transacted business and called upon friends here today. Mr. and Mrs. Lltster are own ers of the House of Mystery. From Grants Pass Ed Turnqulst of Grants Pass was a business visitor In Medford yesterday. He was ac companied by his daughters. Jean Ann and Mildred, former residents of this city. To Reside Here Billy Burnslde arrived yesterday from Montana to make his home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnslde. Mr. Burn aide la manager of Hadley'a Medford store. From Kansas Mrs. Rena Nance of Parsons, Kans., arrived In Medford recently to visit her brother. M Russell, at his home at 803 North Riverside avenue. The visitor will be here a week. Here Yesterday .... Harold Parsons of Eugene, vice-president of the Parke-Davis Drug company, was In Medford yesterday on a routine trip through his territory. He left for Klamath Falls last night. Holmes Recovering Cole Holmes, well-known Insurance agent of this elty, la reported to be well on the road to recovery and able to receive visitors. Mr. Holmes recently under went a major operation at the Com munity hospital. Gllhousen Here Al Ollhousen. owner of Rogue River lodge, arrived at Medford municipal airport Monday evening aboard a United Air tinea plane from Los Angeles. He will re turn to the latter city on tonight's plane. Returning Friday Jack Swem. owner of Swem'a gift ahop. la ex pected to return Friday from San Francisco where he has been attend ing a gift show. Mr. Swem loft here for San Francisco by train last Sat urday. Meeting Next Week Optometrist of the southern district of the Ore gon Optometric association will hold their August meeting at 7 p. m. next Wednesday. August 17, In the offices of Dr. Robert E. Lee. 103 North Cen tral avenue. Dr. Lee will be in charge of tho meeting. Rail Chief Here E. L. King, sup erintendent of the Portland division ! of Southern Pacific company, ar rived in Medford this morning from Portland on an official car attached to the train. Mr. King was tc trans act business here and in Ashland and Treka today. On Mining Mission J. W. Cotton, ne of the operators of the Hotel .niiiomia in Ban Francisco, arrived here yesterday on business poitalning to the operation of mining property he owns In the Arjotoffnt rftatw t planned to remain here several days. m rcgiflrerea ai tne Hotel Medford. Here on Business p. Dalporto. president of the Petroleum Heat A: Burner comoanv with Marysvllle. Cel., transacted business nere moiy at the Medford office. Arriving yesterday, he registered at the Hotel Medford. He planned to return to Marysvllle today. ... Ex-Resident Here Mrs. F. H. Boud row of Los Angeles Is visiting in the valley, the guest of Mrs. Warty Beebe at her home in Central Point. Mra. Budrow taught school In Central Point and Jacksonville soma years ago, has been a period lo visitor since her departure from the valley and has many friends in this locality whom she will be glad to sea during her present visit. She arrived by train Sunday and planned to remain two weeks. - " re e' a " .rtV' 1 K- I o TONIGHT o OREGON SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL "TWELFTH NIGHT" Curtain 8:S0. Rewired Seats 11.00 t Praia's Music Center. General admission 50c Special tMmJrnt Tickets 25c, THURSDAY "MERCHANT 0T VENICE PERSONAL Pear Duty Set Canadian valua tion on pears for duty purposes has been aet at one cent In excess of Invoice value for both western and eastern Canada, the TJ. 8. department of commerce stated In a press release today. The dut; became effective on August on shipment entering August 13 and thereafter. Plrnle Sunday A picnic will be held Sunday at Camp Jericho at the mouth of Big Butte creek for all Odd Fellows. Rebekahs and their friends. A basket dinner will be served at 1 p. m. A program will be presented. Including various games and sports. Coffee and cream will be furnished by the Central Point Odd Fellow. . Britishers Here Sir Edrord El lington and P. Davison of the British air ministry were passengers on the northbound United Malnllner making a regular atop at the municipal air port yesterday afternoon. They were en route from Los Angeles to Seattle, Wash. Accents Position Mlas Bernlee Baker of 6S5 Haven street has ac cepted a posftlon at Dr. B. R. Elliott's dental office In the Medford Center building. Miss Baker wilt replace Miss Doris Southwick. who will leave Medford soon to enter Willamette university. To Aid Chinese Women's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Church of God will give a rice dinner Thursday for the benefit of the suf fering In war-torn China. The din ner will be served from 5 to 7 at the Gustafson home Just west of Medford on the Jscksonvllle high way. Cafeteria style of serving will be used. The publie la Invited. ... To Attend Funeral Local Legion naires are requested to attend the funeral of Shannon B. Oliver. World war veteran who died at the Veterans hospital In Portland Sunday. The funeral will be held at the Sacred Heart church at 10 a. m. Thursday, and military services at the' cemetery will be In charge of Medford post of the American Legion. ... From Arkansas olenn A. Henry. sales representative for the J. P.. Cast Manufacturing company from jonesboro. Ark., la transacting bus! nes In Medford this week. Mr. Henry plans to go to Crater lake Sunday en route to Klamath Falls. This will be his first view of the lake. Mr. Henry la registered at the Hotel Holland. Course Planned Dr. B. B. Elliott returned this morning from Port. and wnere he attended a meeting or tne executive council of the Ore gon State Dental association. The meeting made preparatlona for the annual post-graduate course to be held In Portland the week of October 4. Prominent sneakers and clinician will take part In the course, Dr. Elliott said. . . .... Visiting Here Mrs. William Bar num of Portland arrived this morning ner jatner, Dr. B. R. Elliott, who had been In Portland to aid In making plans for the annua! post graduate course conducted by the Oregon State Dental association. Mrs. Barnum will spend a week here vis iting relatives and friends. Her hus band is working In the clinic at the North Pacific Dental college. - . Ends Special Duty Herbert Heyde this morning resumed hl duties as clerk at the Rogue River national forest warehouse on McAndrews road after assisting In fighting Siskiyou national forest fires by dropping supplies from an alrnl.Ti. riM flghtera In Inaccessible psrta of the lorest, a work for which he has -been especlslly trained. Mr. Heyde helped In the work for several day. He returnsd to Medford last night. ... Visitors nere Mr. and Mrs. O. L. H. Doudney of Colombo, Ceylon,' are spending a few days' vacation at Rogue River lodge near Trail. The couple enjoyed a trip to Crater lake yesterday. Mr. Doudney la general manager of Llpton'a tea and rubber plantations In Ceylon where he has resided for the put 38 years. The visitors were driving a right-hand drive 1938 Bulck car which they pur chased In New York to ship to Cey Ion. They will sail from Vancouver, B. C August 18. ... .Minor Aceldents Rnrnm a,,-. Sacred Heart hospital and E. c. Wll- son or Klamath Falls drove ears Involved In a mlnnv .M.n. .... .1 vu Mlw north Pacific highway early thla morning, according to a city police report. Maehlnea operated by Ear! M. Harrison Of 53S North CIi..m. avenue and Oscar R. Fleming of 818 were involved In a alight mishap on North Rivamiri ......... Tuesday night. The Fifth street and avenue intersection was the scene of a minor enih.fnn t...h.. morning between cars driven by Clyde "' "no ueorge r. potts, both Central Point, a eitv nnim revealed today. e Meetlni Tonlrtit ? i. Medford post of the American La. non wno attend tonight's meeting at the armory will find an Interesting and informative program awaiting them, Commander Don Newbury aald today. Qeorge Hoard, well-known Legionnaire, will olvn . ihmt ..tir on the national salesmen's crusade. a nation-wide movement to stimulate Hit. In. M nA m(,im. liwwinla, m.w. Mr. Hoard recently returned from the middle-west where he observed the results obtained by thla effoit which la being encouraged by chambers of commerce, civic and Industrial or ganizations throughout the nation. Reports of the local boys who at tended the Beaver Boys' state en campment In Portland last week will be heard th la evening and every Legionnaire should be precent to meet the boys and hear their experi ences, Newbury said. Plana for the Installation of officers and the state and national conventions also will be discussed during the meeting. tiring ft Prisoners Two federal prisoners were brought to the Jack son county Jail this afternoon by Paul Hanlln. United States deputy marshal. The prisoners wore listed as Carl Goodwin. 33, alleged Cali fornia parole violator whom Mr Han lln too If Into custody at Silver lake, and Crua Vasquez, 33. a Mexican of Orovllle. Cal., taken Into custody at Klamath Palls for the asserted sale of liquor to Indiana. Both men will be held In Jail here pending their removal to Portland. CALL LOCAL IN FOR SISKIYOU FIRE Rogue River national forest head quarters were called upon again last evening to furnish manpower and foremen to help combat a new fire on the Siskiyou national forest near Oasquet, Seventy-five men were employed through the state employment office here and dispatched in chartered buses for Oasquet late latt ntftht. In addition to SO CCC enrollees from Camp Applegata and 25 from Camp South Pork were sent to the Sis kiyou fire. At 4:00 o'clock this morning five Rogue River forest men left for the Siskiyou blaze to serve as foremen. They were Albert Young. Howard Ash, Jack Crump and Peter Sandoz. all fire guards, and Nate Russell, member of the road crew at Lake of the Woods. The new Siskiyou fire, started by lightning Monday morning, was said to cover 1000 acres this morning. GAME IS CLOSED An additional gam operating at the carnival just outside the northern city limits, was closed Tuesday night, under orders of Sheriff Syd i. Brown. Monday night the aherijr closed U gambling games and announced they would not be permitted to open dur Ing the carnival's atay here. County officials reported today the carnival was paying Its 65 per day license fee dally, Instead of in a lump sum for the week. The license la the maximum than can be imposed by the county. The city license fee is 150 per day for carnivals. The past several months there ha been considerable objections register ed to the appearance of carnivals, from all sections ol the county. Up state areas also have protested. According to county officials, the carnival appearing locally naa had "only fair crowds.' Malayan Jungle Is Scene Rialto Film The attack on a white man by crazed natives who kill their victims with poison-dart guns, a three month death watch by which man hunting savages stalk their victims, and the ritual sacrifice of a beauti ful young maiden to a tiger-god, are only a few of the weird native rites brought to the screen for the first time In "Booloo." which opens to morrow at the Rialto theater. "Booloo" la no "studio piece. It was filmed by Producer -Director Clyde B. Elliott In the heart of the Malayan Jungle, about four Hundred miles north of Singapore, and took more than a year to make. 4 HOOD RIVER, Aug. 10. (AP) This city received notification from the government yesterday of ap proval of a 927,000 PWA grant for street . Improvements. ROSALIE LESLIE Invites her clientele to Sthelwyn's Beauty Salon. I I I ll It. aiian J Tomorrow & Friday THE GRANDEST LOVE CL AND LAUGHTERktsa5i&& PICTURI of the YXASr5S I ENDS TOS'ITr,IHIMII(BB t "nrcrar cats A BOMBAY T 1 " Wallace Beery In Dramatic Craterian Hit pvtS V' ULiLi Lt Wallace Beery la the gruff owner . . . . . . of a waterfront saloon who tries to keep hla son, John Beal, on the Shirley Temple v jeaeaer - Have you a Shirley Temple In your home? The number one boxofflce attrac tion of the screen, whose cbarm and winning personality have won her a firm place In 'the hearts of Amerlea'r showgocrs, has .inquestlonaly been used for comparison with thousands of little girls. And msny a proud par ent sincerely believes his youngster Is another Shirley. Now, the Medford Mall Tribune and the Craterian theatre are goln,j to attempt finding the lttle girl In southern Oregon who most closely resembles Shirley Singing or danc ing or Acting tslent la not required. The only requisite is that .he beats a facial resemblance to Shirley Tem ple. There will be three winners chosen. First prize wll. be 410.00. sec ond 47.90, third S00. In addition, all three wlnnera will receive a per sonally autographed photograph from Shirley. BOOLOO . . . Roaring Ood of the Jungle to Whose Blood Lust Beautiful Women Were Offered in Sacrificial Tribute . . , . White Tiger "WOMAN ENDS TONIGHT! KAY FRANCIS PAT O'BRIEN "Women Are Like That" plus '3 on a Week-end' Shows 1 1: 8:30-0:1." f$$zi "s 1 1 i-,1l K4A wiyf right side of Maureen O Sullivan, Beery'a new picture. "Port of Seven g., 8(ory of th Mar5em dockl,, coming Sunday to the Craterian the- Contest Opens y?iSsiK?s The picture above Is the one that will be used as a bssts for compari son. All that Is needed to enter Is a photograph (snapshot will be ac cepted), with the name, age and ad dress of the contestant. Entries may be mailed or taken to the "Shirley Temple Contest" at the Medford Mll Tribune or Craterian theatre. - Closing data of the contest will be the last day's showing of her new picture, "Little Miss Broadway," opening next week at the Craterian. . V. Fisherman Found PORTLAND, Aug. 10. (AP) Lost since Sunday In the wild region south of Mt. Hood while on fish ing trip. Phil Oocrs. Portland auto mobile top maker, was found by searchers last night and returned home Buffering from hunger and weariness. Ooeru became separated from hla son and companion while fishing the Clacksmaa river. TOMORROW 3 DAYS of the Sakai - EATER" 3 "t ! The Screen's Hlnrln', Flrt-w1ngln' Cow hoy . . . dealing the Trail for th Welll-Farro Expreasl Doors Open Tonite 6:30! Mat tot Kve . . lie Riddle 10c a' ! ' V 'WV .Al f -"li. i n- WW eaeasMSl ater for a threa-day run. Prank Morgan ' also oast In the picture. ,r, JeMl mph and Cora Wlth- erspoon. EXPECT BIG CROWD AT OWENS' PARTY A large attendance la expected at the stag luncheon to be given Sat urday by the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce aa a farewell testi monial honoring MaJ. George R. Owens, commanding the Medford CCC district. Tne luncheon will be held at noon In the basement dining room of the Hotel Medford. Reservations may be made at the chamber of commerce. Major Owens, commander of the Medford CCC district since June, 1930, has received notice of transfer to a new army assignment. The major Is planning to leave here about August IB, though the actual transfer ordera have not yet been received. Major and Mrs. Owens will be ten dered a farewell dinner-dance at the Hotel Medford Saturday evening by the Officer's club. t a rcA V tyre I ! uAXh. !?c ;: m J ban JOHN rio. et Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 4 rooms, bath, service porch, garage and woodshed, two lots; good .location, east aide; 11790. Also 3 Rooms, breskfast nook. bath, gar age; close In, near school; 99ZS. Also Seven-room home. 3 lots, elcee tn. pared street. S33A0. good terms. FOWLER REALTY 44 No. Riverside. WANTED Long wheelbaae truck; prefer Chevrolet or Ford. Not older than 1033. Earl Terry, Central Point. CLARINET, baritone saxophone. Steve Whipple, SOT King. FOR LEASE. SALE OR TRADE Well located suburbau grocery and ser vice station, good business, atnall paymente. Phone 3A8-R. 3 ACRES. 5-rooni modern, plastered house, good barn, cbtcken house, free water right; 2Soo. 4 down, or will trade ror gooa city property. 6-Room modern, plastered house, paved street, partly, furnished, siaoo. 8 -Room modem, completely fur nished house, 3 lots; renting aaf.BO month. For quick sale, aiaoO; (400 down. Also fl-room modern house, sleep ing porch, paved street, close In; sacrifice 4100: asoo down. 75-Acre dairy ranch, all equipped. SO tons hay In bam; all stocked; clear of Incumbrance; 48000; Vfc down. "DAD" ROBEtiTS. 730 W. Seeeasl. HAVE yotir furniture reupholstered reflnlshed. reglued by Mr. Thlbault. Phone bgv-k. FOR SALE O-room plastered house good paved street; 42000. 4250 down. 430 per month. H. N. Lofiina, South Oakdale. 1 ACRE PKRRTDALE TO CLOSE ESTAT1 A A C A T1001 modern house; AZhnU new automatte pump; lota of large shade trees. A bargain. All Irrigated. Terms. Also 38 ACRES NEAR MEDFORD (irnAA 5-room modem Shi) Nil nice condition, house, good Darn, tenoea, m. aorea alfalfa, 4 acrea clover; only VA miles from city limits, extra good land. Irrigated; good road, A dandy small dairy farm. MARK A. OOLDT, INC. Phone 738. 100 E. Main at. FOR SALE Income property Will consider trade for city property. Call at 31 Genesee St. Also have suburban home for sale or rent. Bthin . ""IIIIU r l O d h 1 " W M WaVa. m nun u ii i "Wec Short, s e OLADXOLr, 30o dozen: cabbage planta 4 doa. 3Se. 1107 . Main. FOR 6 ALB 14? Ford Coupe. 13.000 miles: excellent condition. Box 830. car Mat! Tribune. WANTED Woman for housekeeping, care of two small girls. Tel. 0-P-3. FOR SALE Twin beds, also daybed. like new. Phone 383 or call at 816 80. Oakdale. FOR RENT 4 -mom cabin on Smith river, 30 minutes from Crescent City: completely furnished except linens: 3 bedrooms: good fifth tag, boating and swimming: 43 day, 413.-10 week. Mrs. John R Breen, Crescent City, Cal. Phone 88. FOR SALE 0-room houae at a sac rifice by owner. Tel. 1534-X. LOST Black Scotch terrier named Tam. Reward for return to Hu mane Society. FRESH grade "A" milk cows. Adolph Schulz, Same Valley on Meadow road. STRAYED Sorrel mare, hind leg wire marked. C. O. Hoover Phone 437-R. FOR SALE 1930 Intemstlonal lt$. ton truck. See M. L. Vorhela. Crys tal Spring Packing Co. LOST Pair reading (lessee soma where on street. In black case. Finder please call 710 East Mala. FOR SALE To truckera, my crop of peaches on tres. John Ehrk. Rt. 4. Box 77-A. H mil east of Pierce Greenhouse. "38 8UPER-8IX Essex Coach, fatr condition, good battery, license; run good: 418.00. Dnger at Fair grounds. WANT TO RENT Small apartment house or one that can be uaed as one: furnished or unfurnished. In quire 331 N. Drape till Friday even Ing. 1038 DO DOR DeLuxe Sedan; trunk, radio: very small mileage: new ear guarantee: big discount; payment to suit. See this one sura If you want a fine car at a bargain prlo. PIERCB-ALLEN MOTOR CO, Dodge A Plymouth Distributors. WE patch and match any finish. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop, 80S S, C. L. Perkins OOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY Phone 373. 138 I. Central Ave. Medford, Ore- met ."'"fflnr - rv- V J C J shall mtctpt f ., sir... if I V - mm not killtd J I. it tbt rmbf , I . r.',;..:--; VMt . . . 30e Eve ... 400 Kiddie . 10c
