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SALE OF TAGS BY
DEMO LAY PLAN
POP TRAVEL FUND
Members of the local chapter of
De Molay will canvass the biiwN
ness . district next Saturday sell
ing tagH. The returns from this
, drive will be used to send the
' local delegates and members of
the degree team to the annual !-e
Molay conclave, to he held at
! Bend on the 2Gth, 2Ulh and 27th
of this month.
Last yearuhls method was used
by the . chapter with successful
rasults when the lodpe went to
the conclave at Sulem. More
' money . must be raised this year
as the expenses will mount higher.
; As the local townspeople . havo
always backed the De Molays before-the
boys feel confident they
will , be able , to raise enough ;
money to: cover their expenses. . . j
I The "members of the degree
I team have been practicing nurd l
for the past few weeks so they
i will he able to put on a perfect :
degree, as the Sunnyslde chapter
', of Portland will also pu ton a de-
I' gree at the conclave. In the past
Mcdfurd's De Molay drill team
has competed twice with Sunny-
side, and has won both times,
hence there is a spirit of rivalry
between the two chapters.
The members of the degree
team plan to leave on the after
noon of the 24th, going by auto
by way of Klamath Falls. Mem
bers of the degree team are as
! follows: Delmar Parker. Cecil
I Davis, Ronald Krlng, Fred Mc
I Pherson, Sam Steele, Bob Slceter.
j Allan- Spalding. Al Totter, Eric
Piorson, Victor Mllnes. IJoyd Sun
derninil. Austin Hubbard. Frank
llussong and Orvlllo Smith. Bnrry
Rogers, Delmnr Parker and Paul
Prescott are the official dele
I gates who are to attend from
the Medford chapter.
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LIONS LEADER TO
ARRIVES BY PLANE
EARLY SATURDAY
ArrnngomentH for thoproper re
op)tion of Ben A. Ruffln. president
of thft Intermit lonul Association
of Lions Clubs have ben complet
ed by the local club and Mr. Ruf
fin wjtl arrive by special airplane
Saturday morning. .
At the banquet, which will be
h-M at the Hotel Medford nt 6:45
Saturday evening, addresses of
welcome will bo made by Mayor
EQUIPMENT READY
FOR CHILDREN AT
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NDICTED FOR LIQUOR
Two Indictments wore returned
yesterday by the grand Jury in the
cases of Luke Jennings of Beagle
1 and George Wolff of Forest creek,
arrested by the sheriff's office for
alleged moonshine mash and still
possession charges. Jennings was
-Indicted on the charge of possess
ing 200 gallons of alleged mash
1'and an Indictment was returned
jiagalnsf Wolff for the alleged pos
! session of a complete still, found
tat his home In the Forest creek
isectlon. '
-Authorities do not expect Jon
nlngs to fight the crfse, but Wolff
has declared his Intentions of tak
ing his case to trial on grounds
he did not know the still was on
his property. The outfit was clev-
lerly hidden under a covering of
brush and logs.
OF
Spring has come at least so fnr
as the children of Medford ore
concerned. The playgrounds on
Knst Main street have been offici
ally opened by the city park com
mission during the past ten dnys
and all the equipment. Including
swings, see-saws, -slides and sand
boxes havo been taken out of win
tor storage and set up. .
The boy scouts at ' the Crater
Luke council headquarters have
built a scaling wall, which will
be used at their fluid meet on May
18, and those who wish to practice
on It ure extended a cordial Invi
! tation by the scouts to do so. .
j The Medfurd Garden club mem
I bers are at work making the park
more attractive, and nave drawn
I up some plans for the continuation
of their program of landscape gar
dening. A number of high school
; boys are now engaged In weeding
the. rock garden, as their contribu
tion to the beauty of the spot.
In the meantime, the younger
youngstei-3 and the older -young-slei-s
Hre going about the serious
business of having a good time as
soon as school and kindergarten
are out, and each day finds the
crowds Increased.
The question of a sunervisor for
this year's summer program has
not as yet been acted upon, accord
ing to Mayor A. W. Pipes, but ap
plications are now being recolved
byrthe city council.
Hen A. Itiifriii
Pipes and by the. heads) of the vari
ous civic organizations . following
which Lion liarl Davis will pre
sent his "Whoopee Kevlow" and
the evening will be concluded with
dancing.
It Is especially desired that all
members of other civic clubs and
as many of the gonornl public as
arc Interested In the objects of
service clubs and of the Lions in
particular, should hear President
Muffin, who is an unusually bril
liant orator and a man Who com
mands attention wherever he goes.
Many out of town guests will be
present, and a number of them
have expressed a desire to remain
over Sunday to try out the Med
ford golf course. Any members of
the Golf club who will assist in
entertaining such -guests are asked
to leave their names with Jack
Houston at the golf course,
.
In nn amended complaint filed
in circuit court yesterday, Klu
Clarke of Medford is suing B. It.
Brophy for the sum of S26.000, as
a result of an auto crash January
18, 1929, on the Crater Luke high
way near Eagle Point. The plain
tiff alleges the car, owneu ny me
defendnnt, was driven In a care
less, Imprudent manner by a man
named Gllllhan.
She sets forth Gllllhan ' was
speeding, fnlled to give right-of-
way and was In an Intoxicated con
dition. Mrs. Clarke claims her car
was forced off the highway and
that she suffered external and In
ternal Injuries of such nature ns to
make life burdensome. She was
forced to undergo n surgical oper
ation and complains she Is still
suffering from the affects of the
Injuries nnd will for sbmetlme.
Star theater of Forest Crovo In
stalllng Vltaphone equipment.
8TAGES LEAVE MEDFORD
Northbound: 6:34; 10:10 A. M.; 1:20; 5:32 P. M.
Southbound: 12:00 Noon; 2:18, 5:30, 8:11 P. M;
12:30; 7:41; 10:30 A. M.
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IN PHIPPS ACTION
In yesterday's circuit court trial
lof Charles H. Phipps against the
State Industrial Accident commls-
alort ' for added compensation,
claimed due as the result of the
death of his son Frehlyn in a saw
mill accident here, the jury return
ed a verdict in favor of the de
fense. The attention of the court
was occupied today with an equity
case of Fred Middlebusher a gat hat
.Ben Geary, both residents of Trail.
Yesterday's case hinged on the
contention of the plaintiff, claim
ing the dead boy to have been' a
means of support of the family,
jtlvinp the bereaved a right to de
mand $25 a month compensation
from the state ns long as either
of his parent lived. The Jury in
its verdict declared the boy had
not been of sufficient support to
the family for it to. receive extra
compensation.
In .his caso against Geary, rep
resented by Attorney Ilnrry Skyr
mun, Middlebusher, represented by
A tlorney George Hoherts, claims
the defendant owoh him a sum of
approximately $190 for supplies,
dating back several year. Geary
claims the amount has been paid,
with the exception of a small bal
'AT
IMS WEEK
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228.9 Meters 1310 Kc.
Tlmrmlay, April 18.
P. M.
6:15 to 6:30 Medford Mall
Tribune, news and markets.
6:30 to 7 Coleman & Law- 4
ton nnd Medford Service
Station.
8 to 9 Farmers Cooperative
Exchange.
Although some roughhouse inci
dents are pulled In the way of mak
ing atmosphere In the cafe of "The
Redeeming Sin," the Paris under
world talking
film now appear
ing afternoon and
night at Hunt's
Craterlan theater
the rest of this
week, which by
the way proved
very pleasing to
last night's audl-
onces, the latter
appreciated the
movelty of not
seeing the usual
v 1 o lent Apacho
dance.
?..- - '.To offaot.thls,
Dolores Cos (olio, something entire
ly new was sprung
when one of the meagerly clad,
pretty women dancers picked an
American tourist's pocket with her
bare leg and toes. The "Redeem
ing Sin" proved a splendid vehicle
in the way of enabling the charm
ing Dolores Costello, as a cafe
dancer, to display her acting ver
satility, with Conrad Nagel as her
leading man and Georgle Stone as
one of the likable band of thugs,
thieves and murderers with which
she associated. These three pos
sess some of the best talking voices
in the moving picture world.
But don't be frightened. The
chnrmlng Dolores, who is seen in j
an entlrly new characterisation for,
her. Is not so wicked in "The Re
deeming Sin," as most of her sin
fulness consisting of outbursts of
fiery temper in the opening cafe
scene, and Implied by her associ
ates there.
"The Redeeming Sin" bears a
faint reminiscence In some respects
to tho "Seventh Heaven," in Its
underground sewor scenes beneath
Paris, and tho presence of clever
Georgle Stone he of the pleasing
personality and voice who played
the "sewer rat" In the former play.
Miss Costello display many
moods In this play, from tho viva
cious and tempestuous cafe singer
bent on blood thirsty revenge
against the doctor (Conrad Nagel),
gradually changing until thorough
ly reformed by her love of this
same doctor, she becomes tho usu
ally beautiful, demure, saintly Do
lores with that Indefinable person
ality, which has made her one of
the greatest actresses In filmland.
R. A. K.
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nowl :
Champion company, and has boon
lncreaalng every year.
The Idea In to bring forcibly to
the minds of the motorics the ad
viwiblllty and economy of inetall
InR new spark plugs for every 10,
000 miles of travel.
. Forger l-'aoea lcn
- BAKHn, Ore., April 18, (JP)
Orvlllo Kunzler, 20, Boise, Idaho,
was fnclng two years In the stute
penltnntlitry today lifter he .had
boon sentenced by Circuit Judge
McColloch yesterday aftornoon.
Kunzler waived a grand Jury In
dictment charging him with forg
ing a check for 27 on a clgnr
store here April 0.
Pay Nut Growers.
SAN FRANCISCO, April la. (P)
The California Almond Growers'
exchange announced that approxi
mately 600,(00 will be distributed
to members within the next few
. Friday, April in.
A. M. -9:30
to 10 James McNalr
Pharmacy.
10 to 10:30 Southern Ore
gon Klec.
10:30 to II Itosenberg's, Inc.
11 to 11:30 M. M. Dept.
Rlnra
11:30 to 12 Jacnue Lenom, !"' an enthusiastic gathering of
Successful reorganization meet
ings were held this week by the
Jackson County Health association
at Talent and at Prospect, where
association branches were estab
lished to cooperate with the coun
ty health unit, operating depart
ment of the association.
A meeting was held at Tnlent
Tuesday afternoon nnd was attend
Milliner.
12 noon Medford Mall Trlb-
une, news Items.
P. M. .
12 to 1 Palmer Music House.
1 to 1:30 Medford Electric.
1:30 to 2 Lewis Super Berv-
Ice Station.
t to 2:30 Mann's Depart-
merit Store.
i:80 to 1 Hrophy's Jewelry
Store.
6:15 to 6:30 Medford Mall
Tribune, news and markets. 4
:30 to 7 Bond Box Hat
Shoppe,
Aiptrla fa Uw trait nvfc of Bm ViatrfMtart
Klamath Falls. Contract
awarded for construction of Mont
gomery Ward building which will
cost between 176,000 and (80,000.
women of that district, and a slml
lar gathering was present yester
day afternoon nt the Prospect
meeting. Both sessions were In
charge of Miss Mildred Carlton,
association president, and Miss
Augusta Olover. county nurse.
j
Champion National
Spark Plug Week
IV, James Wells, northwest man
ager of Champion Spark Plug com
pany, whose headquarters are In
Seattle, was in Medford today, call
ing on the Jobbers and dealers In
the Interests of his company and
especially arranging for "Cham
pion National Change Week," May
S to 11. This Is an annual event,
started several years ago by the
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the Big
Silent Pictures
days as ah. advance on -the 1028
crop and as repayment of the 192s
suspense Item.
WON- ,
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Four Shows Dally at
1:30, 3:15, 7 and 9 P. M,
The strangest, most mys
tifying drama the screen
has ever known.
Holmes Herbert
Rockliffe Fellows
Margaret Livingston
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