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PIGE BTK JkfEDFOTiD MAIL TRnftTXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1923. A ANOTHER LOCAL NEXT TUESDAY NEW OAKLAND ASSEMBLY PLANT COST $300,000 VAUDEVILLE AT HUNT'S CRATERIAN . ; 'Th second radio comedy drama (Written by Mitm Mtiry tireiner. a t reporter on UiIh palter, will he ; presented over KM ED, the Mail Tribune Virgin rndio station, next Tuesday evening, from 9 to JO, by the Copco company. -The firHt drama pleased th rudlo audience and they will watch for the sequel next Tuesday. We glvo a Bynopain of both herewith: "Madame- Q," tho first radio comedy, concerned Jack Merry Weather, a smart cracking, hIiiiik slinging, happy go lucky college graduate, whone sole poscnalon W&a a hundred acre tract of land . i next to a cemetery in Rogue River , valley. Being a hopcletts buHlness , manager, he resorted to only freak ' ,'nutlons to get rid of his property. He. opened a real estate office, If' hired a stenographer, nnd wrote to his furmer college chum, Harry - ' Manning, who held the enviable position of secretary to a weulthy widow, with a flare for investing in "Impossible" real estate. '- They arrived, and after Jack had boen carefully coached In the use ' of manneru and perfect Knglish ' (because, according to i I airy, if ; there was anything Mrs. Quuuken , bush, the widow hated, It was ; sloppy English), the widow sud denly appeared on the scene and Jack was left to his wits to nego : tlato the deal as best he might, u Much to the despair of Harry ; nhd the little stenographer, Dixie, who had ambitions of getting to 1 New "York, herself, Jack threw dis cretion to the. winds and "acted natural.' Tho widow didn't buy the propertyd but. Instead, hire Jack for her secretary, and drop pod Harry here, because, ns she said, "Jack was so amusing. ' Jack, In a spirit of parting magnanimity donated J lurry and tho stenogra- ; pher his hundred aero tract of . land. The Sequel The second piny Is a sequel to ' tho first, nnd Is just another In stallment of Madanio Q and Jack. - Tho first scene opens on the train, taking tho widow and her secre- tary -to Monto Carlo. Jack is still ' getting by with tho widow, itltho '4tihe admits he is "not murh of a secretnry." Every place they go . they hear something about Rogue River valley, much to tho annoy- nnee of Jack and tho amusement i of Mrs. QuackenbuHh, or "Madame Q" as Jack has dubbed her. ; As they leave Nice, they are met ; hi tho border of tho principality , ' of Monaco, In which Monto Carlo fiJ is situated, by the prince, who is t. an old friend and admirer of , S Madame Q. Again, Jack almost f', "queers the deal" with his smart ( cracking. Hut as tho prince itnd Madam Q go Into the prince's private air. It develops that Jack $1 has been doing a little flirting on the side, too, and a little French -A girl shows up, and It develops that J he Is on her way to Monte Carlo . to ho near "Monsieur Jack." With li k tho ol,r lnem at Conto Carlo, things happen, nnd tho second act Li concerned with "a way out." The members of tho cast will be t Harold Corliss, Earl Davis, Miss Josephine Murruy und Miss Mary i tir The new $3,000,000 car assembly plant for the Oakland AU-Amer- j lean Kix started production on April 2, says A. It. Ulancey, presi dent and general manager of the Oakland Motor Car company. The old assembly building was ' closed a few days to permit the j I transfer of a portion of the mu Ichlneiy to the new structure. A I large proportion of the new plant equipment, however, is entirely I new. Elect rically driven machine units with Individual control are used thruout. The old building will be used for inaterinl storugo. With tho completion of tho new assembly building for the Oakland A II-American Mix, tho company now has one of the most modern automobile, factories In tho world. Two model assembly plants, one devoted exclusively to Oakland Six production and the other to 1'on tiac Mix production, now lie paral lel to each other. They are served by an "indoor railroad yard," nine of the ten tracks being under roof. Construction thruout both plants Is of brick, steel ami concrete and the monitor type roofs admit a maximum of daylight. A huge ad dition to the . Oakland-l'ontlac shipping building was erected at the same time tho new assembly plant was being constructed. goldIllIgh athletes busy nine. tfeverul lnnd uuyRis have liecu lh recently interview-In land owner . AT RIALTO TODAYS purchased piano. I Thus who attended I lie 1" , rettu"'V'rry tllostom," ty I (told linl liifh tchoul rrlla ln tMt precinct. niRlit, report an evening ol en- v3Kj MugruAer is tiaih- iible entertulninent. . ,iriary room this week South Blamed for Big Forest Loss Uny is another one of farmer who l having ni II. tubstitute for Silas Fred- W A X 1 1 1 Nt I T ) N (P C11 1. W i I - Hum H. Cieeley. chief of the Unit- t. uhn in reeoverlne from u ... u.iM f..t-t.Nt nervlee. declares ! premises Improved by a new cout ' ,neas. ' lh Buli,h ls responsllde for the I of paint. ...ne first briKht. sunny day for iu,.,1iK yearly of about 20.oou.u0g T. Wilson hu receiveu JO . week was 'Ihllrs- ..... H uf fr,.st and eut-over land. pound of C rim 111 ulfalfa seed uu (inR, ua a Erntl relief ,. Hhmll four-fifth of the total FOUR DIXON SISTERS Headline on next Wednesday's bill COMING TO HUNT'S CRATERIAN Farm Pointers Old. thin pastures often can be greatly Improved by sowing a few pounds of leHped'.n, commonly called Japanese clover, on each aero. It makes excellent pasture, will thrive on both arid nnd sweet soils and will resoed Itself und spread everywhere. "'Farmers frequently waste ferti lizer by failing to combine with it other" needed mdl treatment. J,lme Will correct the acidity of most soils, and until it Is corrected it usually is tmpostdhlo to get full value from plant foods. GOLD HI IX. April 7. The Gold Hill hlg4 school students are now progressing very rapidly in their baseball practice Tho high school shows some very good art at playing baseball this year. The team lineup seems to bo very strong and by tho "dope" on tho team It oiKlit to put Gold Hill to tho front In baseball. Hach year previous our teams havu shown marked Improvement and this year It Is expected that wo wilt surpass all winnings pre viously made. The high school has a I no started practice for the track meet, which Is to bo held at the Jackson county fair grounds on May G. Tho buys en tering in A class this year are Uetos Walker, entering In high jump, pole vault and the run ning events, and HI 1 1 Hn mmcrsly entering high jump, pole vault and hurdles. Thnxy entering ln It class are Wood row Shaver and Melvin .Sargent, both entering In I polo vault, high Jump and the running events. Among the girls entering Into track this year are. j Kugenia Qunkeuhush, Lucille. Wheat ley, Ituth Cameron, Jewel ,Ouakenhush, Violet Witiklemniij and Itcona Ix'iitz. Mr. Htuttt Is coach I ng t rack I h Is yea r. Mrs. Dale Loft en, front the Von l)er llellen ruck crusher, was a business visitor In our city on Thursday. L. .1. Me Reynolds Is reported tn be Improving this week from his recent sickness. The h'ghw.iy Is going' to be stnilghlened out Jut. tint other sido of HliKkwell hill. Several men are busy surveying and sur vey stakes can be seen, along which the highway probably will bp built. This would eliminate several turns and shorten the mad considerably. j 1 i KM her Italnton has outdone her u.if in ! latent Mtiiiiiiiir vehicle 'Hoineihiiig Alaws Happens", now from I tan wnun, aeioiuuig i HfUr the lon(, H1)elI 0f . btormy 1 f,, est urea burned in the L niicu on the screen at the Kialto theatre. lhe rules of that state, comes wentner states. It Is one of tho most radically .sealed alter official inspection by rj,he Krnjl(re play, "Adventures j This represents a Iosh of money different pictures that lias played the county agent, and is supposed f Ontmlpa." has beeai revived running into many millions of dol- in this city for some time. In that to be suwn on Inspected ground, , nil '..., uractlcK is izuing Jars, he sjis. adding that a pros- it violutt-s most of the standard assuring a clean crop from the KU,atjiy wj,n a scheituled date parous south must have productive rules of picture making una see- seed. for jprn 13, This play Is on furest and range innus. wnicn 11 nario wnniiR. , j ne i npro iruuuiimy uproar of fun from start to cannot nave uiun uuhhhb 1 Kirst of all. there Is not a single considerable improvement work - ( h . ,,..,imtsos an interest- lands Is stopped. 1 k Iks ln the entire picture, and the-,,,, the electric line through this . . . .n(l,.,llnm(1, I 4- ' romance of the hero and the hero-; .uu.j,. i,v i,!ucing many new' K Mri fu uiiliiiriliiiiitctl bv the tthotitlv : ....1.... i in f I tv, ,.t 1 happenings which take place thru-. Tne filst ,IiKt.biilI game by the houses of Austria. CieiDiany. and connection with the - Battle of out the story. u.Iim wj)i e played at Gold 'Russia were JIapsburgs, Hohenzol- ! t'edar Creek, fought twenty miles Krorn the moment the Monde 1 ,,,,, w(tn thitt l0lim Frldav eve- l.., n nnd Romanoff. from Winchester. irginia. star steps foot into a uesurteu, haunted house, action Is the key note not only mysterious action, but the farcical and thrilling sort Mysterious hands clutching at j the beauty's thruut; eerie footsteps ; and feet without bodies stroll j around the house; sinister Chinese ( faces peer at her everything that 1 I could happen to a girl and a boy! iu a haunted house does happen, i General Sheridan's famous rldo Th i..np nr iho last relEnimi was ma.ie during tne uvu wai nt CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "The Circus", Thursday, Friday and Saturday For those who like to laugh at a good comedy and listen to a peppy college band, Hunt's Crater Ian offers a double program today. The Chlco State College band of California will furnish the music and Lew Cody will furnish the laughs In his new comedy hit, "Tea 'i I'or Three." The picture is adapted from the I famous laughter-provoking stage success of Rol Cooper Megrue, that delighted four continents during its world-wide tour, the film has retained all the pleasure of lis old form and added several diverting touches to its triangle theme of jealous husband, fasci nating wife and handsome friend. mm fpl 1 V''- I The Hast Noble Grands club 'that the best braking systc met on Friday afternoon at 'I o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall. The clul) ls going to hold a food sale on Suturday at tho Gold ilbl Supply company store. Tho Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge met as usual on Tuesday evening at their hail above Hadtkc's store. The district deputy of tho Roys Neighbors, from J'oilland. was G -vor' VAMV a m-v a unmu inLLLi m 1 developed Is Kultjerled to a strain whleh may .be jiositlvely ilanKeious on some hills, others, however. ! The first smudge of the season r.ii-Rct that the justly renowned for fcams Valley was on Friday j law of Kiavlly enlnrs the picture mornlnK when the drop In tern- und try to "Bet by" us,Imk merely ; peraturu culled for lighting up Iho brakes for deceleration. On j tliu orchard boaters. However, it the level, the brakes pull only ' Is believed there was no damage against the car's momentum. On visiting nt the homo of W. harder batlle downgrade, they fight momen tum plus gravity. It is u much done In the orchards not smudg ing. Several grangers from the Sams Viillev eranue attendeil the or- Wlllker f this city on Wednesday. I I ganlation nt Central lolnt Wed- Tho Woman's It o I 1 e f Corps: Triplets Are Born ncsdav. which did not terminate served a banuuot dinner to thei TOMilXJ, Ore., April 7. (P) in' o r in a n c n t organization. mayor nnd thu members of the 'Three baby hoys, two of litem ; ...nir !o the light attendance olty council on .Mondav evening weighting six and a half poimils j fl.om prospective members An al the city hall at li::io. After! mid the third six pounds, were j ,h(,r mcolnK fr organizing n the imnquet the coun. l met III oo, ,o mi . ami .... r,.epne u.i ,,. enter at Central Point regular order. ; at llie Lincoln hospita yest.M. ay. (.cn,nil ,,olm! Lester Dusenherry. who has . One of the Inrants died soon after , ..,,... n,.vl W(.,.k i been critically ill at his home on hh'tll. Mr. and .Mrs. ait have oim : ' "j , MHuough ; Sardine creek on account of heart Pair of twins, a hoy and girl. 12 noua trouble for the past two weeks, i '", of age. Wait is an employe ' S"" " ' , '"is,,,, ' Is reported to bo siowly Imp.-ov-M't U, aclflc Spruro corporation. , "."'"L,,!, MmZy. - . instance lemls enchantment to u i Miss Katherine Koger Is en-; .Mrs. I'. I.. Mrann. .Mrs. Hazel I Moving the pleasure of n newly v lino anu .vnss r loreneo vvniie visited at the meeting of the bocca lodge, which met in its' its i .-: iimgmtfViv-y:vjar regular form on Tuesday evening! fc$Kttf'(X S'StWi-IVIi'fSmS at the 0,ld rYllows' hall. tfcWwiSPW I Among tho latest Medford vlsl-i ' I Stanwood and Mr. and Mrs. 11. 1. SiSpifJ tmx li m i for the health honor roll. (inn liy Spcl HesctMit Hrivers who would rather be safe than flashy usually use the engine as a brake when descend ing a steep ii jmIiv Th-v r.'n f ' It Is n pour policy to put wean- ling calves on pasture without a j 1 griili. supplement. The little anl ' mnls do not have tho stomach ca pacity to eat such a cimnti(y of ff' the watery grass as Is necessary to r their nourishment. Improperly selected seed fre cimmtly has been responsible for the winterkilling of alfalfa. It Is u hardy legume cropt when tho right varteiy is seeded on land that is not acid. Alfalfa is not more diffi cult to seed than clover or other small seed legumes and as a rule is no mure subject to winterkilling. . .Seed sets from largo potatoes are just as productive as similar f weight sets from normal tubers. If Mjed potatoes are high unfl there i la an opportunity to buy oversized V stock at low cost because of the ' prejudice against unusually large ' ?i tubers, tt may be advisable to do i so. larger potatoes will require n "5 larycr weight nn acre for seed and would have to be 'correspond if Ingly cheap if they are to bo prac- i ncui.. , Traps, poison and proper care In. tyiing food, "lothlng, or other matciial attacked by mice will quickly diminish their number. Pack of Need corn or other field Hiicds may be protected by niiph thalene over find around the bugs. Alice dislike the odor of the flakes and usually will keep away. ; l''Iaws Fortune to 8m XKW VOR K, April 7. iV) : Colonel Herbert J. Hlocum, V. 8. c. A,,, retired, of Washington, U. C, Ij-ftj, the bulk of his estate of K nf'Hrty f 4,000,000 to his widow itnd two Hons. .His widow. Mm. Mary Knt v- Kloctim fit vashington, and on, U.trbeTt J., Jr., of HUmford. ' Conn., and Miles Htandish Hlocum V of f$Hodna. Cnl., are each t the Income from trust fundi of i ffiftO.OflO nnd a third of the renldit- - cry cstutv. . Vi 1 tv Have a Kodak Handy You'll find some of the lx-st piftuiv opimr- unities rilit in your own bark yard. Al ways liavp a Kodak handy and take advan tage of them. You can gri n Kodak at Ibis store for as little as $" stop at our Kodk counter to--day and see the complete line. Load with yellow-box Kodak Film ; Have us do your finishing "iIiiih in nt ! ii. m. liciiil.v nt 5 p. in. 1'iompt Attention to Mail Orders SWEMS EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC 217 E&t Main St. Medford uV-'. it-j''Ji-llc'; 1 N r ) M 1 i s m A Two Dollar Show at Regular Admission TODAY ONLY LEW CODY and AILEEN PRINGLE IN tt Tea for Three" The Sparkling Comedy of a Flirtatious Wife and a Jealous Husband AND BIG SPECIAL STAGE ATTRACTION 25 Melody Men Novelty Program Cinm'nn Violinist Singing ALSO BETTY BROWN at the Giant Wurlitzer Usual Good Selected Short Features m J& A fell ' Klff HIS0L & MMimK ' - admission SmM 1. Matin" and EveB,nfl i4 TODAY" h Itj-.C'' ONLY II' v '1 lA J Continuous 12:30 to 11 Spooks! Shrills! Laughs! 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