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MEDTOKD MXTL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD, OKF.flQy. TITmSDAT. MARCH 20, 1928
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OF SENIOR CLASS FOR ELK CREEK
WAY. THIS YEAR
'The ratsy," latest force com-l
edy from the pen of Harry Con-
nors, which has played with suc-
coar on Broadway and over eastern
cotuit road show routes for the past
two years, has been chosen as the
nnlor play and only dramatic pro
duction of the local high school
this year.- It will he presented at
the Cratertan, Tuesday, April 10.
This play concerns the young"
Bister and "ugly duckling" of a
middle-class American family, who
through her own efforts and with
the aid of "Wis and Witty Say
ings for All Occasions," an Invalu
able book for any feminine door
mat to possess, is able to extricate
herself from her lowly position.
Not only does she accomplish tills,
but before the final curtain, be
comes the reigning "Helle of Pa
trcla Park." Incidentally, she pro
tVfdoij hilarious amusement on the
way up.
" The cast chosen for this charm
ing little play is as follows Mr.
Harrington, Amby Frederick; Mrs.
iTarrigton, Alice KolwrtH; Miss
Grace Harrington. Camlllo Clem
ensoh; The Patsy, Jano Dixon:
Tehy 'Andersen, Stanford Hlden;
Billy Caldwell, Robert Ktoltzo;
Sadie Buchanan, Anita Mohr: Mr.
O'Flaherty, George Kllliman; "Trip"
Busty, Barry Connors.
Faculty members acting as judges
of the tryouts include Mr. Victor
Sether. Miss Vera Nichols, Mrs.
"Wilson "White, the class advisor,
and Mrs. Justin Smith, who is dl-
V rcctlng the production.
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i ''The Student prince" Ilamon
Kovarro Norma Shearer Ernst
?, Lubltsch. . .
"j With such a combination, It
''would seem, tho ultimate had
i ,j been reached in tho possibilities
v. of the drama of tho screen.
And to seo tho huge triumph,
-now showing- at Hunt's Cratcrlan
' theater, Is more, than a mere en
tertainment, gripping and en
thralling as that may be. It is
a life experience.
'; The play has thundered down
, the years as one of the greatest
.' dramas of the stage. It has been
C been played in every land. It Is
; a c tussle of classics.
I Ilamon Novarro, In the role
Ulchard Mansfield plnyedi, is to
the screen What Mansfield was to
j' tho stage. This Is proved by the
..almost inspired way In which he
icnacts the role. Norma Shearer
as Kathle to Novarro's Karl llein
irich shows a new side to her
artistry a greater gift of charac
terisation than anyone dreamed.
Lubitsch, master director, bullded
twiseiy wnen ne cnoro inese iwo
; jiH the foundation of his great
cast.
Si; Tho wonderfully sweet love
; Story of the prince and the girl
lh the inn, their love, the happy
days In Heidelberg and the
tragedy that follows, are worked
put as the same simple story of
the stage play but set in gigantic
' Spectacle.
YOUTMGED
Dalo Gulford, 12 years of age,
was to be given a hearing In
'Juvenile court today, following his
arrest Tuesday night at the Trow
bridge Cabinet works, where the
rloy is accused of having at
tempted to loot the safe. Two
'other boys, Fred Swift and W.
foreman, were hrrested at the
same time by Police Officer J. H.
teggltt. who was watching the
. lilac e at the time. Gulford made
hi" entrance while his accomplices
'tayed outside.
: r The latter two will not bo
charged with any crime, Gulford
bring: held responsible for tho
burglary. He Is also believed to
have made nightly visits to the
Wfe a number of times, each
- time taking away a small amount
of loot.
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FISH HATCHERY
Henry O'Malley, head of the bu
reau of fisheries, of Washington,
D. C, and J. R. Russell, of Seattle, I
foeld superintendent of the bureau
on the coast, were in Medford 1
Wednesday and were driven to the
Klk Creek hatchery and over tho
city and valley by T. E. Daniels..
Mr. OMlalley has been on a tour
of inspection of hatcheries and
government projects for several
weeks and has been throiiKh tho
middle western and southern
states and is returning via the
coast and northern states.
For some time an effort has beon
made to secure an adequate water
supply for the government hatch
ery on Elk creek, and Congressman
Hawley has a bill introduced to
appropriate $30,000 for this pur
pose. The bill has been held up
by Mr. O'Malley owing to prospect
ive dams being built in the Rogue
River, which would Interfere with
salmon getting up to the Eik creek
hatchery.
To a Mall Tribune reporter yes
terday Mr. O'Malley stated he be
lieves the opposition of Oregon
sportsmen and others interested
will be sufficient to block the con
struction of such dams and.he fa
vors letting the hatchery bill pass
and making improvements at the
Elk creek hatchery.
R. L. Macleary, who owns the
property on which the Elk creek
hatchery is located, has agreed to
deed the property to the govern
ment if the proposed improvements
are made and it now looks like this
may be made one of the best hatch
eries on the coast.
Much interest is being displayed
In the American Lesion benefit
danco which will be held at the
Oriental Gardens Saturday night.
Due to the oiuborate preparations
which are being made for the event
a record crowd is expected to at
tend. Whit Barton and his Idaho Col
legians orchestra, which are scor
ing a distinct hit during the pres
ent week with their broadcasting
work over the local station KMED,
will furnish the music for the event:
They have won many friends dur
ing their short sojourn in the val
ley and efforts are being made to
hold them over for the -week. fbl.
lowing the American Legion dance,
if possible to arrange their tour in
tho northern part of the state ac
cordingly. At present, however,
this appears to he their farewell
appearnce in the valley and is one
I of the attractive features of Satur
day night's event.
Special decorations under the di
1 rectlon of Bliss Heinle will be used
on the stage setting, which has
always been a feature of the Ori
ental Garden dances. Other enter
tainment novelties are promised by
the committee in charge which
consists of Robert Strang, Kred
York, Wilfred Miksche, Dr. Lage
son, Vm. Bolder, Earl Enright and
Henry Fluhrer.
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The grand jury, which has spent
over two weeks investigating tho
handling of the county prohibition
funds, was In session as usual to
day In the petit jury room In the
court house and a report from the
Jury is expected some time next
week. A mass of records which
were kept in conjunction with the
prohibition funds are taken to the
grand jury room every day and at
night are locked in the vaults of
the Jackson County bank.
MEET AT PASS
Thirty-five members of the
Southern Oregon Bankers' associa
tion from Jackson and Josephine
counties were In attendance at the
monthly meeting of the association
held at the Redwoods hotel in
Grants Pass last Tuesday night.
Vernon Vawter of Medford and
V. O. N. Smith of Ashland gave
talks on the service of banks in
collectig Investments for their
customers, and F. E. Merrick of
Medford gave a talk from the stock
holders' viewpoint. I. M. Mitchell
spoke on banking question's affect
ing Josephine and Jackson county
i hanks.
D.M Jo iCOPCO
A saxophone, which was stolen'
over a month uko at Hilarity hall
from Keilh Cole, was recovered
lust Tuesday at l'ortlund with the!
arrest of llama Cox. 17 years of
ue. The youth told officers there:
thut he had planned to jH'll the!
Instrument in the state metropolis. !
A nu.ber of out-of-town visitors
are expected to attend the public
benefit- dunce which will be held
in the Oriental Gardens Suturday
night by the American Legion. A
special orchestra haa been seeded
by the committee and an exception
ally largo crowd is expected to at
tend. 9
Included among the Oregonians
registered nt Medford hotels, other
than those from Portland, are l.
G. Dubuch of Corvallis, Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Gray, W. C. Itent, II.
S. Heydenburg of Eugene and It.
L. Eddy of Koseburg.
Smudge oil for sale $1.00 jter
barrel, you furnish container. Ash
land Creamery, Ashland, Ore. 11
A marriage license was Issued
this forenoon nt the county clerk's
office here to Albert Myers, IS.
of Ashland and Betty Ross, 20, of
Marshfleld. The occupation of
Myers was given as a motion pic
ture operator and Hetty Ross gave
information on her application that
she was n student. A licenso was
issued yesterday afternoon to Eddy i
Cleveland, legal, of Oak Harbor, j
Calif., and Henrietta Hodson,
gal, of this city. lively engaged in scout work arc
Clarence Coombs of Indianapolis, accomplishing some real results
Ind., and C. A. Maddox of Pyote.lfor tho Medford boys, according to
Tex., were among tho motor tour-jthe speaker.
Ists from a distance who regis- A report of the Copco forum
tered today at tho local branch of
the out of fctuto auto registration
bureau.
You'll like our evening dinners.
50c and 65c. Jackson Hotel Cof
fee Shop. 293tf
J, R. Brown of Hurlingamc.
Calif., agent for Friend's spraying
outfits, was In Medford "Wednes
day and placed the agency for
southern Oregon with Wm. Ham
met t of this city. This line Is well
known to the orchardlsts of this
section.
See Elinor Hanley Bush for re-!
cleaned alfalfa seed and bnled hny.j
826 E. Main. Phono 902. 332tf ;
Mrs. George A Mansfield and
daughter of Prospect spent yester
day in the city, shopping and vis
iting local friends.
Much Interest Is being displayed
In the benefit dance to be held at
the Oriental Gardens Saturday
night by tho American Legion.
Whit Barton and his Idahoans.
who so recently scored a distinct
hit nt McKlroy's Spanisii ballroom
at Portland, will furnish the mu
sic for the event, which is being
looked forward to as the feature t Air. Jacobs, the proprietor, ex
dance of the spring season. it J tends a cordial welcome to the
Floyd J. Cook of Medford has genentl jtuliltc to attend.
written local friends that he In
tends to be a candidate for dele
gatp -at -large to tha national re
publican convention ' ot Kansas
City. Grants Pass Courier.
A Special communication,
Medford Lodcn Xi, 103. A.
F. & A. M.. Friday. March
. 30, 730 p. m. Work In the
F. A. degree. By order of V. M.
8 . C. M. HOt'STOX, Secv.
T. O. (). K. Attention.
On April 3rd. Med
ford Lodge No. S3
will give a 6:30
supper, followed by two and a half
hours of entertainment. Different
from anything ever given before.
All Odd Fellows and wives, He
bakahs and their husbands In the
valley are Invited. Visiting brothers
and sisters aro tendered a special
invitation. The sinn of 25c will be
collect ed front everyone to help
bca r expenses. CO M M I TTE E.
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FORUM IS
GIVEN FACTS ON
LEGION JUBILEE
Vuu McDonald, ehulrmuii of tin
convention commission of Medford
post No. 1 5 addressed
large
group of Copco forum
members
loday on the subjeet ot the Legion
siato convention to be held here
next August. This talk was In
line with the convention commis
sion's plan to keep local civic or
ganizations, service clubs and
business men posted on the details
of this convention which means so
much to all of southern Oregon.
The speaker outlined boiiio of the
big features which are being
planned for the convention and
told of the many benefits which
will result from holding tho Legion
state meet in thiscity.
J. J. Skinner of the Copco In
vestment department, who has
'just returned from a vacation, trip I
to Texas gave an interesting report
of his travels and told of the tre
mendous activity In the Texas oil
fields which ho visited while awny.
Scout Executive Helcher told of
tho Scout Leaders Training course
which starts April lind and asked
for more Copco men to take up
the scout work which is doing
p.,.,,... tiiine-n f.i- rh vnuth nf tn-
,ay. several members of the
lc-U'onco group who are already uc-
party which Is to take place Salur
day evening was made by Fred
Emory who urged all forum mem
bers and their friends to attend. A
short business meeting, u ono hour
minstrel show and a dance are on
the evening's program. Keuel K.
Kiuns acted as chairman of to
day's luncheon.
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opening of Mulllns new ready-to-wear
store this evening at 8 p. ni.
in tho building formerly occupied
by tho Crater Lake Hardware Co.
on East Main street.
There will be music by the
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orchestra and souvenirs will be
i given away.
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These, two stores cany chic new
millinery, children's dresses, piece
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The 0-opi'ictorH of theso two
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f 10 to 10.30 a. m. Southern
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10:30 to 11 a. m. M. M.
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11 to 11:30 a. in. Jucuuo
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11:30 to 12 noon Brophys
jewelry store,
12 to 12:15 Colvlg's drug
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12:15 to 1:15 p. m. Palmer
h music house.
6:15 p. in. Medford Mail
Trlbuno, m a r k e t. and
weather reportM.
8 to 9 p. m. Medford Realty
Board.
9 to 10:30 p. m. Ashland
merchants.
11 to 12 p. in. Hunt's Cru-
terian theater.
Obituary
1 ) A V I S El! In K. 1 )a vis. i n fa n t
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Davis
died at Meitford. Ore.. Thursday
evening aged four days. Inter
ment will' take place at Sams Val
ley cemetery today.
Pl'TNEY The funeral services
for Ida Stella Putney will be held
at the Perl Funeral Home, Friday
at 2:30 p. m.. Itev. E. P. Lawrence
officiating. Interment In Medford
cemetery.
NKLSON At tho home in Phoe
nix, March 2'.l. Charles Nelson, aged
72 yoars; hushnnd of Carrie Nel
son, father of Mth. Oka Lowery of
Los Angeles tCal.I, Mi's. A. 1. Gc"l-l
of Central Point ami Mrs. Hay Cyr
of Medford. The lamiiy tame to
the Kogue Itiver valley in 1!H) and
made their home on Kings highway
until a short time ago when they
removed to Phoenix. The remains
are at the Conger funeral parlors
and announcement of services will
he made Inter.
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REVIVAL
Beginning With tho Dedication
i of the new
Apostolic Faith Mission
42 North Front St., Medford, Oregon
Special Evangelistic Services
opening
Wednesday Evening, March 28
Evangellata and Workera from the Headquarters at Portland,
Oregon, will be in charge. '
The Congregational Singing will be led by the Apostolic Faith
Orchestra and Special Vocal Numbers will be rendered.
The Instrumental Trio, which plays regularly over Radio Sta
tion KOIN, will be present and render Special Numbers during
each service.
SERVICES:
Sunday 10:3( A. M., 2:30 and 7:30 P. M.
Every Evening, 7:45, Except
Monday
The Word will be preached In it fullness
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