MEDFOTJP MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. AUGUST 13. 1933.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
Judge Return County Judge Earl
B. Day returned on this morning's
train from Portland whither he went
en buslneu several days ago.
Meeting Tonlffht Medford Junior
chapter of the National Aeronautic
association will hold a regular weekly
meeting at the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce tonight.
New Oarajie O. t. Jacoby of 11
Vancouver avenue applied at the city
building Inspector' office this morn
ing for permit to conatpiet a pri
vate garage at a stated coat of $135.
Craft Here Lteut. Roy D. Craft
arrived in Medford Saturday evening
from Camp Sims. Cal., and 5pent the
week-end visiting hi wife at 311
Geneasee street. He left on the train
last evening to return to Camp Sims.
,
Begins - Vacation Miss Jiwnlta
Torton. stenographer at the Jack
son County Chamber of Commerce,
today began a week's vacation. She
planned to spend part of the vacation
t Lake of the Woods.
V
Prills Tomorrow Regular weekly
drills will be held at 8 p. m. tomor
row In the Medford armory by Com
pany A and headquarters company.
186th Infantry of the Oregon national
guard.
Rings Here Mr. and Mrs. Robert
King of Ban Francisco were Medford
visitors Sunday. They were former
resident of this ctty. Mr. Kin was
a CCC officer on duty In this dis
trict and he Is now with a steanVfihlp
line.
Boy Scouts Picnic Twenty-two
Boy Scouts of troop 8, with Scout
master Clyde Ftchtner, enjoyed an
outing and picnic at Bybee bridge
yesterday Flre-bulldlng. cooking and
pacing testa were passed by many
scouts and swimming and htklng
were enjoyed by all.
Here on Vacation Seely Hall, Cnlt
ed Air Lines vice president, In charge
of operations with offices In Chicago,
arrived here by United airliner from
flan Francisco this morning to spend
a vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Court Hall. Mrs. Seely Hall and
the children have been sojourning
here for some time.
Visiting Here Miss Virginia Mor
gan and James Morgan of Roc ten way
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
B. Falwell of 504 West Palm street
Miss Morgan, sister of Mrs. Falwell,
will be remembered by her many
friends In Medford where she resided
for a number of years before moving
to Rockaway.
'
Rubbish Fire A private garage was
threatened last night by a rubbish
fire at 41S Union street. The burn
ing pile of rubbish was raked awav
from the garage and put out by the
fire department's chemical crew
which answered the call at 8:45.
Cause of the fire was unknown, the
family occupying the premises not
being home.
Return Home Dr. and Mrs. F. J.
Moffatt returned on this morning's
train from Portland. Mrs. Moffatt
had been confined In the Good Sa
maritan hospital In Portland for the
past three weeks due to a nervous
breakdown. Dr. Moffatt went to
Portland several days ago to bring
her home. Mrs. Moffatt will conval
esce at her home on the Old Stage
road for some time before returning
to Dr. Moffatt's office In the Medford
Center building.
Airport Arrival Yesterday's arriv
als at Medford municipal airport were
Roy Shreck. operator of a flying
service at Spokane, Wash., who was
en route from Spokane to San Fran
cisco In his Beech craft plane; and
Lteuts. L. B. Tyler and K. A. Pohfka,
each piloting an army Douglas ob
servation plane on a return flight
from4 Fort Lewis. Wash., to Moffatt
field, Sunnyvale, Cal.
Bark From Meet Ralph O. Bard
well of 1003 South Oakdale avenue
and Raymond R, Reter of Glen Oak
court returned on this morning'
train from Portland where they had
spent the week-end attending ses
sions of the Oregon-Washington-California
Pear league and the Oregon
Washington -California Pear bureau.
Mr. Bardwell Is secretary-manager of
the league. Mr. Reter la an executive
of both the league and bureau.
Complet I ng Tusk Cordy Sunder
man. recreation technician of the
Rogue River national forest, returned
this morning to the Siskiyou national
forest to wind up his accounts as
time-keeper on two major fire He
was lent to the 8isklyou forest at
the outbreak of the Chetco and Nome
fires. He spent yesterday with hie
family here and expected to resume
his normal duties at Medford forest
headquarters tomorrow.
Minor Accident! Reports of five
minor automobile mishaps occurring
over the week-end were on file In
city police station this morning.
Allen C. Orton of Harbor and Manes
seh C. Weber of Trail drove cars In
volved In a minor accident four miles
north of Ashland on the Paeiflolilgh
way yesterday afternoon. Helen Sny
der of route 1. L. J. Rltehlnger of
Ashland and Richard 81mmons of
Talent drove vehicles Involved m a
slight mishap on the Pacific high
way five miles south of Talent last
night, the accident occurring when
the Rltehlnger car stopped suddenly
to avoid hitting a trailer on the
Simmons car. and the Snyder ma
chine struck the rear end of the
Rltshlnger auto, the report stated.
Philip Reed Morgan of California and
Earl H. Jamea of Central Point drove
cam colliding with minor damage on
the Pacific nUrhway two miles south
of Medford yesterday afternoon. At
Central avenue and Eighth street
Saturday morning, cars driven by
John W. Clark of route 3 and Mr.
Luella Allerton of California collided
with slight damage. W. B. Ro of
Gold Hill and Wilfred Newhall of
Bridge. Idaho, operated rehlclcj in
volved in a minor collision near Gold
Hill Saturday afternoon.
PERSONAL
On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Hasklns and Miss Maude Pool of Ap
plegate left today on a ten day vaca
tion trip to Areata. Cal.
Committee To Meet Finance com
mittee of the Jackson County Cham
ber of Commerce will meet at 9:30
a. m. tomorrow. V. E, Rolfe Is chair
man. Grass Fire The fire department's
chemical crew was called at 1 :50 this
afternoon to put out a grass fire
near the Valley school on the east
side of town. The blase was spread
ing toward residences when the fire
men arrived. Someone burning trash
permitted flaming papers to blow
away and set fire to the grass, Chief
Roy Elliott said.
Planes Refueled Among today's
arrivals at Medford municipal air
port were three pilots who atopped
to have their planes refxieled. They
were Lieut. B. Hubbard, en route
from Fort Lewis, Wash., to March
field. Riverside. Cal., In an army
Douglas transport; Lieut. J. P. Stew
art, Fort Lewis to Oakland. Cal., in
an army Douglas basic trainer, and
Roy Shreck. returning to Spokane.
Wash., via Portland from San Fran
cisco in his Beechcraft. '
From Texas Mr. and Mrs. George
Van Fleet and sons. Raymond and
Richard, of Austin, Tex., are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Van -Fleet's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Brandon
of 311 North Ivy street. On their
way here, the Van Fleets spent a
week at Bozeman. Mont., visiting
Mr. Van Fleet's parents. They also
spent a day at Yellowstone national
park. While here, they plan to see
Crater lake. They will return homr.
by way of Crescent City, San ran
ctsco, Yosemlte national park and
points of Interest In the southwest.
Mr. Van Fleet Is Insurance actuary
for the state of Texas and la sta
tioned at Austin. He Is on a month's
vacation.
Damaged Plane leaves MeJ. H. H
Carr and Lieut. John T. Cox left
Medford municipal airport this morn
ing in the army Douglas bomber that
was damaged In a forced landing In
a wheat field near Roseburg recently.
The plane was to be flown to Hock
well field, San Diego. Cal., for per
manent repairs, The fuselage was
damaged when the plane was brought
down with its landing gear up, the
field being too small to use the
landing wheels. Temporary repairs
were made after a new engine had
been Installed, the work being super
vised by Major Carr. The sides of
empty oil cans were used In patching
the fuselage. The plane was flown
to Medford Saturday by Major Carr
and Lieutenant Cox.
Wallace Berry Has
Lead Dramatic Hit
Now At Craterian
A motion picture program that is
winning capacity crowds to the Cra
terian theatre Is the show that open
ed Its three day run yesterday, with
Wallace Beery starring In "Port of
Seven Seas" as the feature attraction,
and the new March of Time present
ing "G-Men of the Sea" as a special
added attraction on same program.
"Port of Seven Seas" Is different
from start to finish. It has comedy,
drama and adventure ell plyaed to
perfection by a brilliant cast headed
by Beery.
Outstanding In their roles aro
Frank Morgan, Maureen O'Sulllvan,
John Beal and Jessie Ralph. Especial
ly appealing are the proposal scenes
between Miss O'Sulllvan and Morgan
and the card game sequences with
Beery and Morgan.
The unique story concerns the
loves and sorrows of these simple
French folk. A boy leaves his sweet
heart to go to sea and breaks hla
father's heart by doing so. He Is -o
return In three years and marry the
girl, of his choice. But the girl con
cludes he Is gone forever so she ac
cepts the marriage proposal of a
man twice her age. She doesn't love
him but realizes she can make him
happy. -
The boy returns and demands hla
bride, but his father makes him see
that he must not break up other's
happiness and should return to the
sea for his own.
Interest Grows In
Contest For Local
"Shirley Temples"
Numerous phone call to the Med
ford Mall Tribune and the Craterlan
theatre ehow a marked Interest In
the contest to discover the little
southern Oregon girl who most close
i MMmhlH Shlrlev Temple. Several
entries have already been received.
A little confusion nss resuiiea. in
manv n.renta entering photographs
of their little girls that were taken
several years ago. Although It must
be sdmltted that many of these
would have a fine chance of winning
one of the three prizes, the contest
Is. nonetheless, open only to photo
graphs of fairly recent origin. And
all photos entered must bear the
name, address and present age of the
contestant. The little girt contestants
must also be residents of southern
Oregon.
The little girl who Is Judged winner
will receive 110 00 In cash: second
prlM will be 17.50 and third prtae
15.00. In addition, all three winners
will receive a personally autographed
photograph rrom omney nrreeii.
All entrlea are to be made to the
"Shirley Temple Contest" at either
the Medford Mall Tribune or Crater
Ian theatre.
The contest closes Saturdsy night,
the closing night of the new Shirley
Temple picture, "Little Miss Broad
way." which opens a four day run
Wednesday. Any entres postmarked
before midnight Saturdsy will be ac
cepted. Mayer Reprieved
OLYMPIA. Aug. 15 ( A (W-dav
reprieve for Herbert Allen, 32-year
old baok robber-slayer, condemned
to die tonight, was announced today
by ths governor's office.
Comedy Role
IMS J!&k ' -
Allison Sklpworth is cast opposite
Polly Moran in "Ladles In Distress,"
their laughinRcst co-starring hit
which comes to the Rial to theatre
for tomorrow and Wednesday only.
As two dickering politicians with
their hearts set on matrimony,
"Skippy" and "Polly" are said to walk
off with the top laugh honors of the
year In the new comedy. Berton
Churchill, Robert Livingston and Vir
ginia Grey are In support.
"When Were You Born7", a mys
tery based around a soothsaying
astrologer. Is scheduled as the com
panion feature. Anna May Wong
and Margaret Lindsay have two of
the starring roles.
APOLLO IS WINNER
Sebastian A poll a won the Re inn art
and Barker Pvilm Beach' golf tourna
ment at the Rogue Valley Golf club
yesterday by shooting a 61-63 for a
total of 124 net in the 36-holo meaal
affair. For his victory, Apollo was
a worded a Palm Beach suit by Rein
hart and Barker.
George Harrington put together
rounds of 71 and 73 for a gross 144
to win the pair of Palm Beach slacks
offered to the low gross scorer. The
tourney was one of the most Interest
ing held this season, with 120 golf
ers competing.
George Jail turned in the lowest
net score of the year Saturday, when
he fired a 58. He traveled the 18 holes
In 82 strokes with a 24 handicap.
ONLY NOMINEE for
president of American Bar asso
ciation, Frank J. Hogan (above).
Washington attorney and a
member of the association's ex
ecutive committee since 1933,
will succeed Arthur T. Vander
bilt of Newark. N. J.
TENNIS FEUD between
those Helens Helen Jacobs and
Helen Wills Moody was denied
by Mrs. George Wlghtman
(above) of Boston, donor of the
Wlghtman cup. She's iust re
turned from abroad. Mrs. Moody
defeated Miss Jacobs at Wimbledon.
Feel at Home in
"The Heart of Portland'
Comfort CoBTenleaos
Coorteay Service
attractive latest
Hotel
Detaeae)
Cornelint
Pltb bath
St W park
BEN O. OBIMSON Mgr.
Portland
IN THE HEART
CLOSE FINISH IN
SOAP BOX DERBY
AKRON. O., Aug. 15 (APT Orln
nlng. 14-year-old Bobby Berger from
Omaha. Neb., had a four-year col
lego scholarship ahead of him to
day, thanks to his trim yellow and
red racer which won the all-American
soapbox derby here In a photo
finish, i
The final heat of tiny home-made
motorlrss speeders down a concrete
hill street lined with more than
100,000 spectatora, was so close radio
announcers aald the winner was
Richard Ballard, brother of last year's
victor, Bobby Ballard of White Plains,
N. Y.
Richard Ballard's eyes filled with
tears until he. saw the automobile
he received aa second prize. Another
auto went to the third prlre winner,
Stanford Hartshorn, Jr., of Gardner.
Mans.
Trophies for fourth and fifth
places were awarded to Robert Pin
lay of New York elty and Lamar
McDanlel 'of Atlanta, Da., respec
tively. Palestine has a population of about
one million persons.
GLOBE. CIRCLER
in about 20 days as first person
to circumnavigate world as com
mercial airline passenger that's
claim of Capt. Hans Bertram,
now Germany-bound
LION-HEARTED Waller
F. Dexter (above), California
slate superintendent of public
Instruction, was recently chosen
president of Lions International
at Oakland, Cal., convention. He
succeeds Frank V. Birch of Mil
waukee, Wis.
NARCOTICS concealed In
prayerbook bindings led to arrest
In Paris of Isaac Lelfer (above)
who called himself, police said,
"the Grand Rabbi of Brooklyn."
Police valued at about 118,000
the 40 pounds of drugs they
'ound hidden.
C. L. Perkii
DOCTOR OP OPTOMETRY
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WORLD WAR DAYS may be recalled for (he American doughboys who saw service overseas
by this view of dugout and defense wall erected by Chinese soldiers on Shantung front..
McLeod
McLEOD. Aug. 15. (Spl) Mrs.
Harry E. Harding Sr., and daughter
Maxine. and son Harry, Jr., returned
home after spending a month In
Long Beach, Cal., visiting her daugh
ters. Miss Ethel Tullls and Donald
Vaughn celebrated their birthdays to
gether August 0 with a swimming
party at Casey's camp. Those present
were Miss Lola 'Olass, Maxine Hard
ing, Joyce and Joan Axtcl, Harry
Qoode, Jack Casey. Richard Dlts
worth, Johnnie Axtel and Weudall
and Kenneth Vaughn. Mra. Zella
TuHls, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Breece and
daughter La noma, and Bob Wheeler
left for their home In Oakland. Cal.,
after spending a month at "Hird
ings' Paradise."
Mrs. McFsrland was taken to a
local hospital where she was oper
ated on recently.
Quests at "Hardlngs Paradise" are
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Hallett.
Mrs. Al Haines, who was burned
to death at Talent last week, was
well known here, having lived here
for several years before moving to
Talent. The community extends their
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Word has been received of the
birth of a daughter August B to
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Collier of Fugle
Point at the Stanley maternity home.
Mr. and Mrs. Collier have two sons.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
SELDOM. SEEN sister of
Pops Plus, Camilla Rattl (above)
witnessed Vatican ceremony
wherein new Palatine Guards'
recruits took the oath.
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Mrs. Howard Arant at the Commun
ity hospital August 3. The little
miss has been named Nancy Lu.
Donald Edler Is visiting relatives
for a few weeks In Medford.
Anonymous Dog Faithful
AURORA. Mo. UP A little brown
dog, owner unknown, has grooted
W. Iff. Hewitt at the postofflce here
every workday for a year, followed
him over his mall route and then
dtsapepared. Hewitt says he does
not feed or pet the animal and would
like to learn who owns H.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ads.
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SENOR BABE RUTH
Is a proper title for that Brook
lyn Dodgers conch who was in
ducted into Ancient Order of
Caballeros by the Mexican con
sul at St. Louis.
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Rniing On Rampage
ROLLA, Mo. (UP) Heavy rains
hove Increased the flow of Missouri's
sixth largest aprlng to 310,000.000
gallons dally more than enough to
supply 8t. Loula' peak water demand
state, geologists estimate. The lirg-
est aprlng in the state la pouring
out between 400.000,000 and 5O0,
000,000 gallons dally,
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The first normal school In America
was founded in 1830.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ads.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT Nicely furnished Duplex.
Blectrlo refrigerator and oil heater
Adults only. Phone 616 for Infor
mation.'
WANTED Model "A" SI Ford coupe
In good condition. State price. Box
634, aom nm.
WANTED 4 high class salesmen for
local territory, that must earn
$200 or better per mo. A real Job
for right men. See Mr. Cate, Hotel
Jackson, Tues. ana wea., 10 a. m
to 6 p. m.
FOR RENT Modern, partly furnish
ed home In country, mile west
of Phoenix on Calhoun Road. Call
16-F-3 or Box 636 In care of Trl'
bune.
FOR TRADE Trailer and boat; also
drag saw: for milch cow or truck
J. D. Hawkins, front High School,
Qold Hill.
FOR SALE 13 feeder pigs. 100 lbs.
4 Guernsey heifers, 3 years. 8. L.
jonnston, Appiegate, ore.
FOR SALE 1 wicker Davenport, will
take part In wood; 1 day bed, like
new. eia so. oakdale Ave.
FOR SALE 3 Spark Oil Heaters, I
large H.C. Little Heater, 1 sllg.ltly
ud heater. Good price. Cunning
ham Electric Co. Phone 393. 16 N.
Grape St.
WANTED Girl over 10 or woman to
do general housework In oountry
home. Must be able to cook. Phone
610-J-3.
WANTED Young woman for general
housework. Family of one. Box
643. Tribune.
FOR RENT 8 acres, modern 4-room
house, lots of shsde. large chicken
houne. furniture In house for sale.
FOWLER REALTY CO,
44 No. Riverside
Plus
17. 8. Coast Guard
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In the new
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- 30o Eves-40o Kiddies-lOo
H"ft fl trflpp
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FOR SALE Tuscan Cling peaches,
ft mue west Fnoenix, Hou.ton
Road. Q. X. Carpenter.
FOR SALE Fruit Jars, ABO weeher,
practically new. 24 oeneaee.
DRIVING to Los Angelea Friday or
Saturday. Room for 3, share ex
penses. Phona 674.
WANTED Conscientious young lady
to care for apartment and one
child. Steady employment. Box
3763. Tribune.
HOP Picking will be resumed Monday,
August 22nd at the Hilton Hop
Yard. Grant Pass.
FOR RENT Furnished Apt, adults
oniy. 2 so. orape.
FOR SALE 4-room cabin at Fish
Lake, completely furnished. See
Harry Hansen, 327 West Main.
Phone 164.
BETTER rebore Job at a saving.
Frees- aarage, Jacksonville. Phone
183.
FOR SALE All household furmturft.
new electrto waaher. 300 qts. can
ned fruit, two-wheel trailer, good
cow, Just fresh, and heifer calf,
four tons hay, children's bicycle,
radio and misc. articles. Must aell
In few dava as have to go east
Immediately. W. E. Allen. 3rd hones
past Dark's 8erv. Station on Stew
art Ave.
FOR 8AL&? Reasonable, newly decor-
aiea. convenient, o-room house, in
ntce neighborhood, close to schools.
Terms. Phons 1071-j.
SACRIFICE SALE 2 acres. 4-room
modern home, large garage, chicken
coop, 300 chicken capacity: fruit
house, small barn, some fruit and
berries. Small down payment. Rest
like rent. Box 3744, Tribune.
FOR RENT That splendid new 8-
room cottsge at 811 West Main 8t.
Just completed. Modern In every
respect. New gas heating plant and
every convenience: S46. water oald.
Phone 1473-W for appointment to
view.
FOR SALE 1930 International 1H-
lon irucx. see m. l. vorneis crys
tal Spring Packing Oo.
OWNER WILL SELL equity In mod- '
em home In Medford's finest res
idential district. Balance FHA
loan. . Three bedrooms, beautiful
yard, 'front and rear, fine shad
trees, garage. Or will trade for
smaller Medford home or country
place. Address Box 646, Mstl Tri
bune. FOR RENT 8 -room furnished houae.
Adults. Ill Almond.
FOR SALal 6 ',4 acres, very good gsr
den. berry and clover soil. All till
able and under Irrigation. Small
house, garage, small chicken houae,
berries and young trees. Close to
Medford and good school. Total
price S629. 6336 down payment.
Box 8748, Tribune.
RELIABLE woman wants to ears tor
children nights. Phone 661-J.
FOR SALE 3 davenports tn good
condition.' A bargain. Phone 980.
FOR SALE 13-gauge Remington
pump gun. 828 Beekman.'
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1934 Che.
Truck, Tlmken attachment, Brown
llpe. large fruit rack, eto. No Junk.
Will consider '30' Cat. or good car.
Box 3742, Tribune.
FOR RENT-4-room furnished house.
622.60. Water psld. 1330 Sailing
Ave.
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