Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 13, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texto IAGE TWO MEDFOItl) NfVTT TltfBUNK, MEDFOUD, OT.RC;OX, TtffSDAY. .TAXUAK? 13. 1931. . Iocal and -'Personal A lljfht testing raid made hint nlcrht on North Riverside avenue involved 112 cura, of which 32' ter c ordered to have tho lights properly; adju-tcd. State TraffU - Officer C. I Talent, Herb Moore. Burrell paueom, Tom Kherldun and Hubert Hoxle took pan In tho raid. Similar tcHU are to be jteiu 8oon in otner Hec-uons or ine county. Placed on Honor Hnll -. Howard X. Dietrich, a Junior In tho school of husincHH admlnlKtra tlon nt the I'nlverwity of Oregon, wan nwitrded a place on the honor roll at the end of the fall term. Dietrich wan a member of the Cen tral I'olnf cIokh of '2K, ttnd mad' his home In Central Point and Medford until a year ago when the family moved to Grants Paw. Visit hi Ashland Minn La Von ne Anderson spent the week end In Ashland hh tlie 1 house. ue nt of Miss M;ixine Km inert. Tho Hhorcjt Service Kt:itlon and Grocery Htore on Jacksonville high way will be opened to the publh; Thurnday morning. Jan. 13. Kvery customer purchasing 5 or more gal-l Ions of gas on tho opening day will be Riven one free. 2 1 Has Skiing AtvUU'iil A California girl, whoso name wna not known here today, sus tained a broken wrist in a recent Skiing accident on the Crater Lake highway above I'nion Creek, at the result of a fall. The young woman, a nuiw by, profession, directed other members of the party how to -euro for tho broken bone with splints and bandage. An x-ray pic ture of the Injury the next day revealed that the bone had been crushed agaliwt ltwlf and necessi tated further breaking of tho bone n order to Slve ft complete atten tion. I Spitzoiiberff apples, 25c por box. priiiff your own.' boxes, i'lnnaelo Packing Co, .. , , tf FVom Distant cities ' Among thoso from diHtant points. registering at Medford hotels last- night were J. W. Martin nnd Miss Mildred Martin of Clarlndon, Tex. Hoy M. It oss of Indianapolis, Ind., Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom H. Harlel of Detroit. Mich., Mr. and Mrs. A. L AlfordV of Lewlston, Ida., J. O Links of Hlllingn, Mont., nnd Peggy Wood of Nw York City. Kor Kralo A raw milk, call B99, Campbell Dairy. Two Uolivorles ..... if A uiuiTlugQ licenso wild Issued ytordJLy afternoon to Cecil Lon don, 30, Met! ford, and Zola, Chund lor, 20, of K In m u til Falls. Burn dry slab wood, $5 nnd $11 per .load. Med. Jfuol Co.,' Tel. 631. , , , 250lfJ Miiyor Wll.son to Ho Awny Mayor,' K. M. Wilson will leave Medford Thursday morning to Kpend the remainder of the week In Grants pass, nnd has asked nil persons who have pH'll business to trnupact with the city during tiai tlnio to consult v. MeekoL. wUo act a 'mayor during his ab sence. Jlrlll Sheet Motal Works does ox pert repairing, fender and aulo body repairing. tf Urophys Vlnlt Hero Mr, and Mr. Jeff. Hrophy of Burns ara pending two weoks vis iting relative and friends In the Uokuo Hlvon valley. ' t Our new studio 1a opposite now Holly. tua,tor. The. Ioslcys. tf Bounty Warrant h Issued The county clerk's office lNucd bounty warranty today to Loris M;irtln of Trail, one coyote; Char ley Pat ton, Uutte Kails, four bob cat; Hud lUgel, Rogue Hlver. one eoyoto nnd three bobcats; W. L. Vayno, Gold Hill, one coyote. rorlralt of distinotlon. Tho Pcoslcys, opp. Holly Theater, tf ViitU'i-woiit O porn lion , H. Ulshop of this city under wont tin operation nt the Com iivunlt.w UoHpital thiK inornliitf . - Jyltttmberg apples, 25o porHok. Hilng your own boxes, rinmu'to backing V. tf r You Can Afford only tho best when it comes to broads. There Is very little difference in prioe between the best, breads such as Fluhrer's and the chenpest broads which carry little food valuo in milk, sugars nnd shortenings. 2 More for Week V.iui MIhh M iry IluyeH, daughter of Dr. and Mr. Jiuiic O. IJiiycH, Iiiih returned to jCuHcne to resume her work4 at tho lnivoi'Hlty of Oregon after spending the week end In this city. Mule Coiiinglnti lU'lKHIrd Tin? county health department today had little to report on con tagioun diHenou in Jackson county. ii nil Indic:it4-l tin I'onor.'it millili ,lwllth u SMOdi ))UU(id of u few 1 oul,)rl.lUs of ,, and meases. Permanent wave, $5.00 complete: ffU.Ifl!fI( flcnp treatments and oil iinmpoos, fide. Prevont liennty Sn0P( 81B w, Main. Tel. 3(13. 253tf Return from Orient Mr, and Mih. K. A. Xelson and child of New Vork City, who have ripent the pant two yearn in llui Orient, arrived In Medford on the Shasta thin forenoon to spend two weeks In thin city an the guest of Mr. XetHnu'x sister, Mr. C. P. iilalr. Phone 512. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. 237tf Oregon In iM, Registered Those registered today from Ore gon oiniK, outside of Portland, were 11. W. Shelley of Wolf Creek. Mr. and Mm. (i. S, Osliorn of Rose burg, M, It. Lewis of Corvallis, K. M. C. Xelll of (IratltM Pass, and the following from Kugene: It. S. Tho mason. J. l M uellcnberK. K. Kufjene Chadwick, M. A. Heed and 1 4. V. Acnulrc. Dr. Robt. K. Iee, Liberty Tilda. Ivyes examined, KlawcH. tf I'iuli'uocK 0KraUoii William 1,'lrlch. who underwuut a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday, l.t report ed to be KctliiiK alonfi nicely. Burn green fir slab with dry wood and cut fuel bill. Ask Mod. Fuol Co., Tel. C31. 25Utf IX a hlishcK 1 1 oino 1 1 ere M. O. Nixon. u perln tt-ndent of Standard Oil company service sta tions in the southern Oregon and northern California dirttrlet, has ar rived In Medford with his family from lOugene to make hiw head - (juartcrs. Mi-. Nixon's territory ex tend from Kugene to DunsmuJr, Cal., a,nd includes Klamath coun ty as well as counties toward the COIIrtt. For grade A raw milk, call i!)9, Campbell Dairy. Two deliveries. tf VI.hIin City Today .Carl 11. Ituili of Gold Hill nnd Lewis Cushman of Trail are among rancher transacting business p Medford today. Broken window reglased by Trowbridge. Cabinet Works. ,230tf Leaves Tor Seattle IGcorgo G. ClemenU or S.ualtiu. whose cui' was badly damaged In an nutp collision near Beall lane Friday night, left by train this morning for Un home In that city. Coats relined and remodeled at tho Fashion Shop, 424 Medford lildg. Mrs, Harry Andrews, Tel. 1181. tf Wa a Visitor YesU'rUay V. W. King was a vlnltor in Med ford yesterday with friends between, trains while en route to California and other southern points from Sa lem , v hero he ha d beeji ma k 1 ng hi home for sometime. He plam-t to take up residence In the uouth- Daily's Taxi. Phono 15. 35c: 1 tf to 4 puHBongera. VlfdtorH from Trail Mrs, Julius Poole and Mrs. IU-h- hU tfcherinerhorn wero in .Medford (hl morning from tho Trull district transact I ng business with local firms. Building Applications Today Buy Sloneker plans to upend $12.'t to repair tho roof of a dwelling on King street, and J. 11. Sworn plans to spend ilTi to build an addition a dwelling on Ron court, ac cording to building applications on file today at the city building de partment. Ship Cat I le South T. P. Ward, stockman of Stock ton. Cat., has been In Medford for several duM transmit lug huslncs aud shipped u load of cattle to Stockton yesterday. Mr. nllhi In HI , 11. A- Fallln of the Southern Pa Iflc district office. Is confined to hl home today with a mild case of Influenza. Vcr Itetvut UucMh W, II. ItoherlMon, laundrymait of Klamath Falls and W. C. Walter and daiiKhier of that city wero vls ilors In .Medford Sunday. Sliiny Nice K" in ArrUe Thi city pilxon is filled almuM to capacity eveiy Might, due to the arrival of qulto a number of tran sient wanderers who week the pris on u shchr from the cold weath er. The trarwicntK i(re north anil southbound in what they chum is n fruit lew M'arch for wi.rk. They are nil aea. The Jail ban only four cols, nnd iikihI f the sleepers mut (Ind rcsl fin the flour. Hero from klumiiili Tom lvinell or tho Cnllfornln oreiton pofer company office In Khimuth F.ill wan a visitor In Medford the first of tho week. lU'irMerrtl rntui MetroiHilU Anient.' resident of Tort In ml wtln rfKlHlcretl ttiilay at Iovni) ho- Iteln ivi'io '. J. WlKht. A. II. Iluvl. V. J. Ikmuuui-ri, I-:, u. liwrenco. IC. K. Sulm.lt. TIh o. V. llie. l'ha. I'Uilalo. It. s. Krnwn. K. W. t .1 n il - .Hl1. K. M. lii'i'KK. A. I.. Illiiwn 'I) H. I'ulton, IV, Shirley, tllntin A Mimio. Mi. ,ui,l Mrs, M. It. Mi Nell. J. A WhUIi and Menltt II Kuiiin, I'lHiui stale or W Nlilimtin ' llieU from the mntB of Wunli nuion tYulateretl at Imat hutrh Included Wm. ,1. HihIkoii. lUrry Alexander and .lorry Wtlllanw of Spokane, Mr and Mm '.. Shannon. Mm. and M!m M. Shannon and Mrs. V. J. Ilarraisy of Senltlc, Ix'iivt" for i:uiie j A. H. Davis, .meciu aent of the board o4 medical examiner, who j huM been In Med ford on business, j left thin morning for Kugcnc. Retired len.loii After 43 year' Rervlce In the track maintenance of the Southern Pacific, I'eter Sin not t, u resident of Uoscburg, has been ri'tlred on a pensiun. .Mi'H, Dynan Improved Mrs. Kmily Iynan, who nan been 111 at hor home for Hevcru days, Is In a much Improved condition according to the report of friends. ( line Ik Visitor I-. S. Cllne. representative of the Pacific Kruit lOxprens, wit h head (lUiirtciif in San Kranclpco, pent Sunday and Monday In this citv transacting businesM with local i shipper. Motor to Hilt Mm. c. T. Sweeney and Mrs. W II. McGowan motored to Hill. Cal. i yesterday, accompanying Miss Kdlthj Sweeney on her trip south to Car rneli where she will spend several weeks. .Minor Auto ColMMoii A minor ;tuto dlhdon occurred Sundiiy at the Intersection of Kiev en th Htrcot and Oak dale avenue when ears driven by Sum I larris and It. P. Carrol collided, accord ing to an accident report on file today aL the police station. Fog and Icy pavement are blamed for the crash, which resulted In no jcrioiiK damage. At Work Aguiii 1 1 a jsc 1 F red e n b u r g Is working again after having beep absent from her post In the Siskiyou na tional forest office at Grants Pass over three wnekK minnl lit Moilford ! und northern California. Here from California Califorulans registered at Med ford hotels include Joe L. Buric and Kdward L. Pyle of Hollywood, Mr. and Mr. W. T. Raw of Los Angeles. M. S. MacSween and Dalne S. Pollard of Tuft. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Boyd of Oakland, Mr. and Mr.. C. A. Kdwardn of Beverly Hills, and the following from San Kranclco: Mr. and Mrs. Barry Keoron, Frank S. Murphy, Mr. and, Mrs. S. L. Uothrock. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Texada, J. K. Bad ley and J. X. Anderson, Fined In City Court, . T. Thuemler was fined . in city court yesterday for permllUn four persons to ride In the front sat- of a car.' 'Harlan Seller's driving license 'wan-1 revoked 'Cor one month, for speeding. t AS AUTO THIEVES J. Miller. 21, and Charles t'tiove. lit. Chehalis, Vash., youths, are In Ihe eoiiiity nil today ehat'Ked with auto theft, following their ar rest yesterday by State Traffic faiilaii) I'. I'. Talent and Traffic Officer Herb Moore. The officers chased tbs su-Vetix from Medford to I'hoenU at a O0-nille per hour clip before they were apprehended. Tho boy are said to havo made a complete confession, and say they will plead guilty to ear theft, with which they are to be given a hear ing federal court at Portland. The inueh.inc was stolen Saturday .ilght from Ernest Ijtw of llociuiuni.,' nnd iji a l,lidso' sedan, llij'.l moilel. Hue of the best meetings of the yea i waw eonducled last evening by member or the American Le gion. About I HO members were present. A debate on whether the government nhouttl pay the ad justed certificate to service men at this time was conducted, with Htm Newbury taking the affirma tive und Hurry .Moore the nega tive. Tho vote by the veterans present was In favor of the affirm all vo. - snijoker has. len phuiuvd for the firm . tmtot,lnK;, hi February, it was announced. . TO VISIT IN FAST .Mr. and Mrs. John I'upp of the t'upp Furniture hioio, left Medford last nlnht for 11 several weeks' slay In the east. They will visit Mr. Cnpp'H mother in Moul ton, Iowa, and Mm. 4'upp'k bint her and other relatives in Queen t'ltv. Mo. They will return via the south ern route stopping In I'hoenlx. Arlxona. San l-'i amlsco and l.os Antleles. OurhiH .Mr. 4'upp's absence Mr. Shirley will manuKe the furniture store n this elly. STA.VI.CV.-Kun,,,,! siivle.s for the late William Stanley, n bCpass mI away at Itronnihoro . .latut.iry I.', at the ae of SI yeaix. will b held from the Cornier funeral par- tins Wednesday. Januavv M at .... . !' Hev. l. r.. Mliva will nave enaiije or nerwce at tile chaiel and hiiii.il will be nindr ill the Central I'otnl vvlneteiy. St Helens. Jn.te company of lilt city Installing llo.Ona worth ot machinery in factor), VETERANS EAVOR CASH PAYMENTS Obituary Well Known Resident of Valley Non-Existent So Far as Uncle Sam Knows Alexander Watdrou, for 18 years' resident of this valley, received Word yesterday from the Uurc-iiu ' ,,f mmlgrutlon, U'aHhlngton, 1). C, 1 lMut JiH f,. tlH they knew, and the official recot ds revealed, he was non-existent, and not In Amerlcn. For several weeks, Waldron has been seeking a passport to return to his mother's home in South Africa for a visit. He is a British citizen, who came to this state ! from Canada 20 years ago, and re cently filed application for citizen ship pa pers. Recent cha nges in the Immigration lawn huvo tight ened the restrictions and when port to South Africa, he was soon The- sad plight of Waldron re beset by a maze of red tape. i calls a somewhat Himilar situation The immigration bureau has no j that befell "Chlpk" Hawk, war record of his arrival and Waldron veteran. He was listed as "killed has forgotten the name of the ship , in France" and the war depart on which he crossed the Atlantic, ment officially insisted upon It. When he came to the United States, via Vancouver, B. C, the only requirement was the payment ijfjb hond tax of SI. : '' j Waldron' lias received I blanks from- tlie ; government to 'fill out N VOTE CONTEST! A doll that actually talks, HillK. says lu-r prayers that's what some little MeilforJ .girl will win In the ,.,-..l,..,1tu,. f,n ..nlnut !Vlf,l will, be launched Medford tO- morrow In connection with the j Fox theaterH of this city. Not only , will the lucky little Medford irl 1 win thlM beautiful Hollywood doll) but some fortunate little boy will j be presented with a bright and ; DOLL AND 'BIKE' SHOCKLEY TELLS AWAIT CHILDREN ! X-RAY OPERATION shiny bicycle, another presentation I L'oolidKe tube and Cathode Ray which will be made by some of J w QVV also touched upon by the Medford' mert hanta and tho Fox I Hpeuker who closed his talk by theaters. showing a number of X-Ray Other prizes, too. will await the , I'hotopiaphs. These pictures cov boys and kIi'Ih who briim the lart;r j ered various subjects and demon est. number of merchandise votes j strated clearly the Important part to the Fox Craterhin on Saturday. ' lIlJt X-Ray plays in the dingnosis February 2Sth. J. C. Mauck nr.!111"1 treatment of the many human rived in Medford yesterday to con- aliments and accidental injuries duct this novel campaiBn for the child rcn. Merchandise votes may be ob tained from the merchants whose ads will appear In this paper nt a later1 date and wljo display talking doll posters in their windows. The list of merchants will also be dis played ;at thq- I'Vx OratoHan thea ter. CAPITOL POMS . S.VIJC.M. Jan. 13 (ff) Muny or the "soculloil" poltinlls of Haul Kovernora liniiKliig on walls of tho Htnto ciiHol are "Uollow DunUs." piiri'linHctl bliinniinlly by the male at ttiOO eaeli, Senator V. V. Wood ward of Multnomah county told the xennto today. Ho was comment Iiik on a resolution that wbr Introduced provldiiiK for one senator and two representatives to arrane' for a portrait otr the late Governor Pat terson. ITALIAN RECORDS MAKE SURE OF DUCE'S FAME ItO.MH -M1) If any man lum riKht to the fame of beiim known by his last name alone probably It Is Mussolini. Lt-tteiH having only that name as an address are remilarly de livered to the Ducc s office. Hut the official bulletin of the chii tnlirr of deputies always car ries in brackets the term "Capo del ( loverno," meaning "head ot the KovtMljuient," following the name ".M ussultnl." in reporting his ppeeclies,. . ' I IB I B I tlOI II S utile, alwu jl(ri Down M uv lloi.in. whose Icual name' is Kloieni e Arln l. was atl. n.tlli Columbia university when tliej suiki' out: on ner. Alter rever.il small lol,.,.. she c:mie lo I'ahtornia with h'r par-J ents and movie work followed.! Sh.- Is known on all the Ioim as al "swell trouper" liernusc she never! complitihM nbmit the f tif her loU. Hut Ninall piirtM not her "there" and now Mary I playini; lead- Mary n$ tn tl'tfinoviet par tially while rtill on the Mage ltftti nh.m .'L..m.. .,f wi it i ' I ii niiiiii'iriiitii'iiiiir' mt:iainf"riw:iWTr,nHiit"i;'n:ini'Mirli li. llmbf wero required. Marj j the duhle. j and fYom theso ho will be granted Permit to visit South Africa and return 10 incse snores, ueiore, he was unable to leave America or return, if he did depart. This Is the third time Waldron has attempted to visit the scenes of his youth. On the other two oc casions, he missed the boat once in San FrnnelHCo, and once in Vancouver, D. C. Waldron is well known in this city und valley where he has been engaged in orehurd work on the Hillcrest and Bear Creek orchards. He was first employed as manager for the General Sooy-Smith orch ard. I though Mr, Hawk was alive and In the flesh dally. It took Mr. Hawk, I the AmericauiLegiun and the Ore on- congrewiona) delegation 'threi ' years to convince the. wart depart- ment iio wa hot dead AT ROTARY MEET Members of the .aii-ilfu'ri! Hotiiry , clul, heiU.d jIllel.catine dve!!, j on tlie subject of the "X-fiay" this noon by Hotarlan Ed Shockley. wen Known A-Kay autnoritv ot ...i.i ,nflnv i,it,o-fstinif tbiiiiru nlwmt the X-Uay process including its discovery in li5 .by u German profotwor, KocntKen. , He also exhibited an X-Ray tube Lo his audience and explained the operation of the equipment. Tho ' auffered by the human body. t.lenn Smith announced the school bond election which is scheduled for Thursday ut the Jun ior hiRh school from 2 to 7 p. m. Kolurinn Smith uryed a largo vote 'and asked members to turn out and bring their friends. Announcement of the personal appearance of Admiral Hyrd at the Holly theatre Jan. 17 was read by Secretary U. A. Chambers in be half of Medford post of the Amer ican Legion. Local legionnaires have put up a large guarantee to bring Admiral Uyrd and his new films of the South Pole expedition to Medford and It is felt that their efforts should be rewarded by the hea rty su pport o q very loca I citizen. A fine attendance was noted nt today's meeting of the Uotary or ganization, nearly every member being present. Visiting Kotnrinns included O. T. McILorter of Mc Minnvilie audi II. C. High of Ash land, W. H. Taylor of Rogue lliver was ulso a guest at the luncheon. - ' - . " Would Appoint ' Boy Scouts As Game Wardens I'OKTLA.M), Jan. 13. tP) A plan to appoint ISoy Scouts. us special deputy Kanio war- dens will lie presented to the wtate Ranie coniuiisaion at Us uici'tiliK here t'liday. The plan ! was outlined by Arthur M. Klslu chief law enforcement officer for the couiuilF-dion. 4 Special stars would lie made and vuccial,ciimuiisiiiuK,priut- e,l if tiie commission and the l'ortland area of Hoy Scouts approve the idea. Miilliers Mmv Air Minilrd. WAS 1 1 1 X( iTll.N (,D The Dis trict of Columbia air legion, rated among the most, successful flyiim clubs in tlie country, has found i that mothers are more easer than fathers for their sons and daush- tera to become fliers. Stated ns.semlily of Table Kock, Council No. 13. li. K. M.. T u e a day eveniiiK. Dee. i:i, at 7:31) p. In ltv ,ir,r.i of t3 1'". J. Mcl'llKltsqN, Ol-JO. 11. ALDEX, 111. .Master. Itecordcr. L'li3 CAI!IM-:.Ti:n winhes any kind ot work, v.inwt IlinieH, IMtt Si Ivy. l'hone 3'.'I-V. 2VV WANTED Man with truck to haul wood .le capacity load and amount expected per mile l haul for clf and truck, von to li.nl and unload. Write llox 7.. X.. ,...r i .ii-T-.' ' .' . Pi-O. ,'une. ?!H WAXTKD Ostaadinc pine. oak. fir or laurel to fell and cut on shares. In anwrr. state kind of wood, probable quant It location ani distance from MivW-rd. and percent you wish to retain on your property. Will aln market our portion on prtiventaKe If yon doslre. Write llox Wood. te Mail Tribune. iv;. r O II tiHNT PltMsant room for Bent leman. clone in. private home; bath, gunige. fiOp E. Mnin. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ACTIVIANS NAME ! COMITIES FOR ; CLUB PROJECTS Th e w eek ly meeting of the Active Club was held today noon at Hotel Holland and. several com mittees were named. Membershi1 is composed of Pat Hi ley, chair man; . Ralph Bailey and Bill F-hm-ke; entertainment c o m m 1 t t e e, Ralph Bailey, chairman. Lee Bish op and John Niedermeyer; athletic I Glenn Fa brick; historian, Tom JGuInn and publicity Jay Hambrick. The Active club will lie repre- sented at the civic council meeting j tonight by Keith Fennel), president of the club and Bill Khmke. j The club is sponsoring a very in jteresting event, which will be ! announced to the public in the I near future. Those in charge are I Klmo Russell, chairman, Leslie. Van Doren, Sut Suthclin ami Jay Hambrick. ( This event will go down In the j history of Medford and will give i the entire vnltey publicity and ad vertising throughout the Pacific const. ; The club had as Uh guest today Vie Tengwald. N ex t reg u la r meeting will 1 ( held Tuesday at the Hotel Holland and several projects will be brought (before the club and real (ictivity will begin.1 u nOAVDHOL .Medford's first rose of the sea son ha." bloomed. AVhcn the year was just 11 days old It burst: Into flower in Mrs. J. W; Lind say's Kardcn. 2 1 Haven street, and was brought to the Mail Trib un office this mornhiK. It is salmon pink in color. And ItH ctals have a very aristoi ratic turn which January's f rests have failed to besmirch. Its botanical title is unknown to Mis. Lindsay, who states that It bloomed late into the fall and surprised her greatly Sunday morning when she found the luit'h putting forth blos soms so soon ayain. , ; , The rose bush is located In an unsheltered spot. Portland. - liids suliniittcl to. city council for construeilon of ltns;i island llridKc Inains :ind Connection, of lines. FOX West'LOAS T j, s yr s. , i an .'.mini. LrfefsV LAWRENCE rL , 5 TS BBETT f$fi ' -J ' v GRACE fer'-fif' OORE f$rW C7V-'- i. ' I Wxxfv , ' ' I ite melodies, its fascinating story. I V'J. . 'i1 WNYN 1 1 If B 13 f v. Who Will Get the . , HOLLYWOOD .-( TALKING and SINGING BOY'S BICYCLE and Many Other MAYBE YOU! Ij . : To Be Given Away at the M . : To Be Given lJ,tl -I VU ! i i Ml iraiHif.M ii si r.in OP Bt fffiBa5M1w1 " Saturday Matinee, Feb. 28 By the Theatre and Medford Merchants TIip ones who hvhvr thp largest uiuiilici' of voles to tlie theater February 28 will r;: eeive the nrizes i'ree! Watch tliis paper for large Ad telling you bow and where to get the votes also; for doll posters on merchants', windows. ; starts Miltions saw and loved the play. Imagine the thrilling, glorious, dynamic voces of Lawrence Tibbett and Grace Moore in this burning love drama, with its tremendous climaxes, its exquis Ends TON ITE Chat les Farrell and Janet Gaynor in "The Man Who Came Back" ''i, n''.''iJ.n.l LfW Coming TOMORROW EVELYN BftENT . .ROBERT AMES in "Madonna of Last Times TONITE CHARLIE RUGGLES in "CHARLEY'S AUNT" Beautiful Prizes i Away at the . 23 I HEATRE5 Bargain Mats. Tomorrow 'the Street" FOX SCRIP IS THRIFT .him fiik Vss..-"5