Medford mail tribune., May 29, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD BOY AT
0: A. C. IS GIVEN
LYRE INSIGNIA
Iorgunfzat.uns on the rumpus, hot
unly makes an exuinled tu-r e at h
j var, but ao tummnles the foot
lall Uum to vmiouM paiH vt the
I t-lute filt h fall, and gives one
j home concert eiu h sprtnu. The
concert trlven tills Hp ring marked
jthe Snl cotisecuttve home con
cert by the Land,
j IteijuInineniH in military drill
are met thruiiKh participation in
the Iiand. I'redlt Ik uIkq utlowrt
ifor lmis'c h-Msons taken on band
! instruments under Captain Heard s
' Instrm tion. The Htrenmh and
( reputation of the organization has
increased until it is a financially
self-support ln Institution. Thi
best Ki'iiiU' of standard music, a
, well us the more popular compo-
I sltluna k' ven hy the best concei t
winds In America are being
placed. The hand Id to tuke un
active part in the military tourna-
: ment here June 2V
j POUTI.AXn. Ore.. May 29. (JP
Colonel a. M. Oriswohl. oueratinR
vice preith nt of tlie Pacific Tele
i phono and T ! trraph company
IUAI
.iml urmimni.
OPENS WEEK STAY
ON ?M TRACT
The Abner K. Klino Carnival
die rides, which include umall
whirling Kt-a plants and a whip.
Perhaps of exceptional into tent to
younnsters who do not bo ponv
liiiiiiB often is the Shetland pony
concession ride muniiKed by Mn.
pearl Oof field, who hut a number!
of ponies which she rents at small
charge to bays and givls. She ahto
has a number of goats for riding
purposes.
Of the shows, the Palace of Sen
Hations is one of the outstanding,
and among its several actH includes!
a sword box. 17 by 22 inches inj
JJ. SCOTT, ESPEE
E.
VALLEY, RETIRES
dale, Calif., vfsltinu his wife who
is stayiiiK with her nmihcr. Mrs.
Mat'f-i, for n few months.
Mrs. Strvenon was a Mfdford
Ap shopper Katimluy.
I IL a,ui A,li- 1(c'ir Knox and
III I r- ttm ll'M- P1' "d won Uw
J I j reuce motored to Applet ate Sun-
dimension, in which Madame Moy-i
company opened a week's perform- eP jss pounds, places herself.
showftroumts; ix the cover shut, 14 words and1
elht daKKers are thrust Into thoj
onr.c.ox static Aonioriru-
HAL OOLL.KOE. Ourvnllis. May
Hit liaymond Mays of Med ford
has Locn awarded a lyre insignia
for one year's participation us a
member of the Oregon Slate mili
tary cadet band. Mays, a fresh
man. In engineering, was ulso
otn' of the 40 musicians chosen
by captain H. I. Heard, director
of the bank, to make the 1200
mile trip into southern Oregon
and northern California In March.
A sweater with a lyre insignia
Is given to those participating for
threo years, and a lyre insignia
in nnP Kprvimr nno or two vnars. . . ....
' , " . . "nH n,en apimintei vice presi- vamageous positions tiy the car- alive An allicator
" ' , V it Vii 1 1 " nii'Tna'ionai 'niepnoner nival electrician, i no enure equi'
wiin mm i.itis. i r uiHi.ii.itlvMPm with headquarters in New
fir nn award, the student must , York City
Vjiave attended !'0 per cent of ,
nil rehpnrsals and R5 t cent of
nil turnouts other than rehearsals.
ance on the P. & f
on East Main street yesterday, with
a large crowd of Med ford ana v.ti
ley people in attendance. The car
nlvul. which has not appeared her1
for two years, presented a good
appearance and left a favorable
Impression on all who visited it
last night.
The carnival includes seven rids.
10 vhows nnd 19 concessions, ex
clusive of hot-dog stand, and cov
John M. Scott, a dean anions rail
road men of the Pacific nortnwest,
and long a friend and booster for
southern Oregon, has decided upon
Tolimiurv rflllrMmni from tilu rwmi.
boJI , tion as assistant passenger truffle
A Mexican horned rattlesnake. I manager of the Southern Pacific,
which died last Sunday while i effective June 1. This announce,
route to Medford, is the feature of jnnl caniB 8unday rrom K S. Mc.
n nake show of which EmnmtOlnnls. passenger traffic mauager.
HWnlekel is In charge. The HnttkecHn KrunH.n nA whs mtifirnuul
by Mr. Scott, who hud been with
Is 1 1 feet and six inches In length
und weighs 47 pounds. Miss Heln
ick"!. who has no fear of the
; snakes, though their poison fangs
ers several acres of ground, all ot ( nRve never been removed. Is also
which is brilliantly Illuminated , ln t.narge o( a monster and
the Southern Pacific In Portland
since mil and had served the Ilar-
rluian Hues In that city from 1906
to mi.
J. A. Ormandy, who has risen sue-
! day.
i Mrs. Kit a Trantu from Camp 1
' at Hutte Falls is visiting ul the
home of her Mater, Mrs. Fred
j Ilutcher.
Mrs, M. K. Pursell of poston,
' Mass., is visiting her son, Chester
Pursell and family. Kho ut one
! time resided her homestead on
I the Applegate.
Mrs. Pdunche Cook of Koseburg
Is visiting this week with her son
Itohert und many friends in our
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mctchaii and
Arrs. K. K. Kubli were guests of
John Miller Saturday, leaving Hun
day for southern California.
Mrs. Minnie Ilockenyos Xorcross
and Mrs. Hose Ilockenyos Gross of
Oakland. Calif., and Mrs. Ida M.
Ibntt of Sanatllnin, Calif., were
calling on old lime friends in mir
for the year. The a winds havo
noth'ng to do with the term grade
but are given to those student
who hIkiw efficiency, loyalty and
faithfulness to the organization
WASHINGTON. May 29. tP)
The nomination of Patrick J. Kar
rell ot the Oltsirtc of Columbia to
he a member of the interstate com
merce commission was ordered fa
vorably reported today by the sen
ate Interstate connm rce com mis
15 years of
! age and only 15 Inches In length.
) ment in the show is new. giving u, Bso included In the snake show,
j the grounds a generally good up- of interest to wrestling and box
! penmnce. ntf fIinH the athletic show of
One of the features is the fcrris j which Thor Jensen, former Los
iwhf el, which Is 46 feet six Inches i Amreles nthletio eluh instructor, is
nign. over -"ix teeti higher Hhan
The band, known as one W the shin. The vote was unanimous after
bests college bands in the United half an hour's examination of Mr.
States nnd one of the most active Parrel! in executive
sion.
the ordinary wheel, nnd another Is
the lley-Day ride, which Is a com
bination of the whip and the "titta
whirl," lloth rides were popular
last evening. However, the merry-go-round
also did a good share
of The business, in addition to kid-
EVERYTHING NEW
BUT THE NAME
I -
in charge. The show puts on sev
eral performances nightly and will
probably feature local wrestlers.
Xativo Hawaiian songs and
dunces are given several trtnes
daily by native HawaElnns under;
the direction of Duke Uliotiknluni.
u relative of the queen of the same
I name who years ago ruled the isl
lnnds. Johnnie, the armless won
der, who writes with his feet and
saws wood equally as well: Jay
Lester, the tattooed man. and Jolly
i Stella, who weighs 4.ri5pounds, are
the features of the circus side
show, which has a largo number of
i various attVactions.
; "Kun in the parn" is a fun
i house, which Is anther feature
, of the carnival.
j . ' 4
j Special Matinee
Movietone Tomorrow
Hunt9 8 Craterian
MusMillnl Kill lluil.
CKBKNA, Italy. May 2 9. (J!
Arnaldo Mussolini, brother of the
premier, and his wlf'. were injur
ed in an automobile accident near
here last night. Arnnldo was cut
about the head and his wife's
shoulder bone was broken.
Itoth were taken to the hospital
and It was stated there this morn
ing that their condition was as
good as could be expected and that
no complications were feared.
Shortage of beef has brought
hor.ie meat to butcher shops in
I.tubon, Portugal.
150 People
of Merit 8
7 Pleasing Rides 7
All This Week
P. & E. Show Grounds
MEDFORD
Entrance East Main Street
Auto Entrance East Jackson Street
FREE PARAKING
On account of the vaudeville
showing at Hunt's Craterian to
morrow night only and toinor-
row being Memorial day. Muna
ger George A. Hunt has an
nounced that he will run a spec-
lul matinee, beginning at 2 p. m.,
on "ith Heaven," with movietone.
This will be the' first presenta
tion In Medford of the movietone
j nnd the many .hundreds of peo
ple, who have heard and mnr
, veled at the vitaphone, are euger
i for n chance to hear and com
I pare these two great Invcnt'ons.
i In conjunction wiUi the "7th
i Hfiiven." there will be two vita-
phone acts, the original Sis Drown
i lirothors will appear upon the
screen and play a series of their
j most popular numbers. The other
net is a comedy sketch by the fa
j mous Willnrri Mack entitled "The
Book Worm." '1 1
I The evening vaudeville shows
will nppear on their usual sched
I ulo at 7 and 1 p. in,
U:V AT M
mmuvuk a if est
Rialto Today
' A new' k'nd of underworld
that of a large city's populous
and mysterious Chinatown fur
nishes the background of "The
Sills, which opened at the Rialto
theatre yesterday. ,
This picture marks a distinct
departure for Sills, who appears
in the early part of the story as
ja disfigured war veteran, with a
i makeup equally as good as nny
l thing Lon Chaney has achieved
j In recent years.
Mystery, thrills, and the tense
(atmosphere of the underworld fur
nishes the background for this
fast-moving drama, one of the
best In which Sills has appeared
for many months. A particu
larly admirable performance Is
given by the dfctingutshed Chi
nese actor, SoJIh.
city recently. They were former
Clerk oft he passenger department, residents of Jacksonville,
assistant enerul passeuger agent joe It. Hall of Camn 2. above
and general Jiassenger agent in nutte Palls, was a visitor in our
Portland, wilt succeed to Mr. Scott's i city Sunday.
position, u. c. luyior, present gen
eral agent of the Southern Pacilic
at Seattle, will become general jhib
aengur agent us Mr. Ormaudy's sue
cessor.
Mr, Scott has been ruilroutl work
43 years, having Btarted with the
Qrnmi Trunk road in Montreal in
1 8b&. For more than a year he
has been contemplating retirement,
having reached the age when he
wished to give up business activity.
He stated that he and Mrs. Scott
would tiuiktt (heir permanent home
in Portland, possibly seeking the
quiet of a suburban locution. In
numerable friends scattered over
uikii his step in giving up business
the I'uited States will facilitate him
activity.
l-Yom 1SS8 to 1S91 Mr. Scott was
with the Turlington road at Omaha.
From IN'.U to 18U3 he wub with the
Missouri Pacific lu St. 1-ouIh.. Ho
was rate clerk with these roads.
From li3 to 1901 he was rate clerk
of the Union Pacific in the general
passenger department at Omaha.
From 11)01 to 1006 ho was attached
to the traffic director's off fee of
the Harrinmn roads Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific In Chicago.
Mr. Scott went to Portland as
foutftftt e(.n era 1 nassenger agent
of the Ilarrliiutn roads In 190t, and
mid been there without Integtip
tion pbce that Pme. In 192:1 he
was elevated to the position of as
sistant passenger traffic manager.
he eo1' lenvet. Whe Union
Pacific and Southern Pacilic were
separated he became an executive
of the Southern Pacific.
On Thursday night of this week
associates of Mr. Scott .will tender
him a farewell banquet. It Is ex-1
poctcd that as many as wn) South
ern Pacific and other railroad and
business men will participate.
DRESSING A
MOVIE STAR
1ACKS0NV1LLF
Vaudeville
THE NEW FORD
Business Man's Coupe
Will Be on Display in Our Showroom
THURSDAY EVENING
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WE'RE OPEN EVENINGS
during tbe summer months for the convenience of our patrons
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Sixth and Pacific Highway Telephone 141
LINCOLN FORD FORDSON
A remarkable .demonstration of
the powers and possibilities of
electricity harnessed to man's ln
genujty, will provide the head
line attraction, when Prof. J.
Popje, D. IS. S. K. 8., the celebrated
Dutch savant brings Kadlanu to
Hunt's Craterian theatre Wednes
day, May 30. Kadiana Is an au
tomaton, an electrically controlled,
almost human machine, which is
operated by means of a delicate
array of mechanism, set to mo
tion by the professor at will. The
machine will shave a man from
the audience, play the piano, and
perform several magical feats.
Don't, on any account, miss Pa
diana. A wonderful exhibition of anl-
llomrr Hartman from this place,
who has attended O. A. C. the past
two-years, will work through -the
vacation months this summer In
connection with the blister rust
control. . Ills headquarters will be
at Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Leila MeKee of Applegate
came In Sunday to spend a few
dnys with her sister, Mrs. J. M.
Dews.
Mrs. Kmma.Iverson of Forest
creek Is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Marlon Iledgepath, in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ulrlch and
family were visitors here Sunday
from their new home south of Ash
land. Miss Jjcona Phillips of Squaw
lake passed through here Sunday
even en route to Klamath FJnlls
to visit her brother, Ora Phillips
and family. 14
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland from
Medford and Mr. nnd Mrs. George
Maxwell spent Sunday at Mr. Max
well's camp near Uuch.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crump
came In from the Crump ranch on
the Applegate Sunday.
Mrs. Frank SaulBborry and Bon
John M.-were la Medford Sunday.
Lesley Flnley of Applegate pass
ed through here Sunday on his
way to Klamath Falls. '
George Yost of Medford wis a
recent visitor here.
Jack Crump underwent a minor
operation last week at the Sacred
Heart hospital. .
Miss Mollle Hay of Applegate
was calling on friends here Snt
urdny, Mrs. H. 11. Cadwallader of Med
ford was a culler ut the T. C. Nor
rls home Saturday. .
Mr, and MrH. Floyd Waterman
and children were visitors In
Orunts Pass Sunday.
Mrs. Hazel Sutherland of Med
ford was a caller Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Kthel Olson.
Joe Kingsley and family of Ash
land were week end visitors at the
Archie Bowman home.
S. R.1 Dunnlngton and son Cliff
were visitors at the James Hay
borne oh Little Applegate Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hours of Han Diego,
Cal., visited MJss McCully- Friday.
Mrs. 8our will be remembered as
Andre-ant, Metro Goldwyn'Maver
deiigner, plan a cottume For ' (
Gertrude Olmttead
HOLLYWOOD, CAL. " Create a
costume, " say star and director.
Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer's wardrobe
department creutes it on the spot.
To keep their millions of dollars'
worth of lovely costumes new-looking
during months of hard wear in making
a picture, Lux is used.
"We insist on Lux arid Lux only,'
Joe Kapf, supervisor of the wardrobe
department says, "because Lux pro
longs the life of costumes, keeps them
looking like new regardless of how
delicate they may be."
And now all the great motion pic
ture studios in Hollywood use Lux, to
keep clothes of every description, from
negligees to camping togs, new-looking
more than twice as long.
Millions of women everywhere find
pure Lux sudB can be depended on to
wash all nice things so safely that they
stay new far longer than when washed
other ways. Lux is sold only in the
blue box. never in bulk.
mal Intelligence will be seen In
0.,.tnln l)etyB who arc put j CaMwelIi . . h,re
. ' . i her mothi-r nn.l hrnthern About 49
Ward. Among the tvatx perform
en are Juggling of hall., lamp,
billiard cue and hall, rolling a
barrel, walking a tight rope, and
playing a tune on a net of muM--al
horna. Comedy Im furnlnhcd
by two monkeys.
There la nomething different In
the Hong, dance and patter ftklt
of Newport and Farker. A fea
ture of the art la n biirlenie
bull-fight ataged hy the Newport
end of the firm, with a mnked
' polire dog officiating aa the hull.
Jamm Wright and Klyfee Dale
have an offering of a variety of
i dance atena, interwoven with nov-
; eiy featurea. They are native
j Americana, hut have been fea
tured In England, Scotland and
Ireland for nme time,
I Muriel Dae, the renowned vlo
, llnliit, graduated Into vaudevlll"
i from the concert atage. She la a
proficient nrt:t on the violin
year ago. They lived for a timo
in Chllllcothe. Ohio, and are now
rehlrtenta of Ban Lilego.
C. II. Dunnlngton and wife were
hunlneaa vtniiora In Medford Mon
day.
A. Olm.lead I. here from nten-
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Sufferers Out of Bed
Tlioao who have tried everything
without benefit will find Caaey'a
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Two hundred new imported woolen
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Sennits, leghorns and Pan
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fancy weaves. Plain and
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for-
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Plain and fancy hose in lisle,
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75c hose
50c
One hundred pair of extra pants $2.50 to $6
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THURSDAY NITE
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