MEDFORD MAIL TTiTBTTXE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY, APRIL 10. 1032.
AOE SEVEN
Local and
Guest of Sister Mr O. L. Will-
Uma of Klamath F&lla. spent the past
veek In Medford visiting her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Batley.
On Business Here M. H. Nichols
&nd Sid Ward of the Graybar Electric
company wen buslne&s visitors in
Medford Saturday.
Shopping Saturday Mra. Blanche
Gregory and daughter, Mildred, were
tn this city yesterday from the Table
Rock district shopping and visiting
fr'.ends.
Washington Guests Prom Seattle,
J. D. Leas, W. P. Sergeant, H. H. Guff,
R, H. Thomas and E H. Miller are
registered at hotels in the city Frelda
Patrick was registered from Kelso.
V Medford Visitors Visitors tn Klam-
ath Palls Friday from Medford includ
ed the following who were registered
at the Hotel WlUard: Ernest Barnes,
Sam Velt, E. S. Dlener, P. L. Hardlsty,
and ThomM Freed. Klamath News.
Visits tn Medford Margaret Frank
lin, who Is employed a.t MaglU's store
In Klamath Falls, spent Thursday
here visiting friends. Mrs Franklin
formerly resided .n Medford.
On Business Visit E B. Gllmore of
the Gllmore OH company, and E. L.
Williams, assistant manager of the
refining oil sales deportment of the
same company, spent Saturday in
Medford on business.
Visit In City Dr. and Mrs. T. J.
Gaffney of Lakevllle, Minn., are visit
ing Mrs. Ella W. Peter and family,
and Mrs. Eva A. Perkins and son.
They spent several months In Long
Beach Calif.
Car Fire Late- yesterday afternoon,
the city fire department received a
call to West Main street. Where
Chevrolet sedan had caught fire. The
fuunes were extinguished before any
1 damage resulted.
"
Arrives for Doty Lt. Evelyn Kld
lelgh of the Salvation Army, arrived
In Medford Saturday from Portland
to take up her duties here In the va
cancy caused by the transfer of Lt.
Marian Leggars to The Dalles. Lt
Kldlelgh's welcome will be held today.
Report Accident A minor automo
bile collision occurred at the corner
of Eleventh and Centra, streets Sat
urday morning, according to reports
filed at the city police station by
Al'ce Rensler of Fern Valley and Paul
Masters of Talent, drivers of the two
cars. Little damage resulted.
From the South At local hotels,
guests registered from California
points Included Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Williams, F. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.
F. K. Hunt, Ed Harabon, H. C. Gam
ble, J. J. Hubert of San Francisco;
Dr. Robert F. Werner of Nevada City.
E. D. Bekker and R. J. Bon lea t to of
Oakland, and W. E. Smith of Yreha.
Oregonlana Stop Among Oregonl
ans registering at the Medrord hotels
from state points out Ide of Portland
are W. J. Mlshler and Robert K. Al
len of Eugene. Merretta 8. Harris and
Louise Rumohr of Madras. J. C. Cur
rle of Salem. Mrs. &. Gergendorf and
M. McVoy of Klamath Falls and L.
M. Lilly and Chaile A. Lee of Rose
burg. ...
Portlanders Here Guests at the
Medford. hotels from Portland Includ
ed W. K. Boyd. R. W. Price, L. M.
C'wk. Mr. and Mrs. O. P Hall. Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. LaPrestl. E. P. Chrls
tlanson. A. M. Whltlatch, Mr. and
Mra. Don R. Moore, L. fl. Mccormick,
J. P. Branson, W B, Warner, Mr. and
Mrs. S C. Kuemer, Pat Cunningham,
Rev. J. E. Larkln and Rev, A. J. Sul
livan. Hammond Here Ward Hammond,
Copco district managei at Grants
Pass was a local business visitor Prl
day. He reported ths Grants Pass
' v vouner Loosing ocnooj conducted
I 7 Miss Hester Heath the past week
fv-?wa a big success. Miss Heath also
conducted the Mall Tribune Cooking
1 School the first of this month, at
5 tended by over 3500 women during
t the three days.
To Convention William Murray,
proprietor of Murray'. beauty parlor
on South Central, left last evening
for Portland to attend the annual
convention of the Pacltlc Northwest
Association of Beauty Culture, at the
new Washington hotel Authorities on
beauty culture from tr-e East will lead
discussions on beauty parlor activi
ties during the four days. Mr. Mur
ty was elected vice-president of the
organization last year.
MONEY for.
an EMERGENCY
Deposit money in this bank regularly 10 that
you will be ready to meet any emergency. A
lavings account gives one a feeling of security
ind satisfaction.
Partner m Community Development'
Personal
From Rogue River Arlene Earhart
of Rogue Rtver was In Medford Satur
day, attending' to business matters.
...
Shopping Saturday Misses Alice
and Jessey Seabxooke of Table Rock
were among out of town shoppers In
Medford yesterday.
Insurance Man Mere O. P. Lo
Prestl. special agent for the Yorkshire
Insurance Co., Ltd., la a business call
er here from Portland.
In From Gold Hill Mrs. J. P. Ham
mersley of Gold Hill spent Saturday
afternoon In this city shopping and
attending to business matters.
...
Cast Enjoys Picnic Members of the
Junior high operetta class and dlrec.
tor, Miss Msrgaret Arnold, enjoyed a
picnic at Jackson Hot Springs Thurs
day.
Is Improving Mrs. Lou Jaycox of
535 Mary street, who has been serious
ly til for the past two weeks. Is slow
ly recovering. It was reported yester
day.
...
From K. Falls Mrs. E. Bergendorf
or the Valley hotel, Klamath Falls,
was In Medford Friday evening and
Saturday attending to business mat
ters.
.
Group to Meet Degree of Honor
will meet In Labor hall Tuesday,
April la, at 7:30 aharp. A short pro
gram and dance will follow the lodge
session.
. .
Auxiliary to Meet The ladles aux
iliary to the Letter Carriers' assocU'
tlon will hold their regular business
meeting Wednesday afternoon. April
13th at the home of Mrs. W. J. War
ner, 519 South Oakdale street.
...
Meet Tuesday Ever-Ready Circle
or tne women's kssoclatlon. Presby
terian church, will meet Tuesday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Har
ry Wortman at her home. 013 South
oakdale avenue.
...
tave for Wolf Creek Mrs. Maude
Chauman and Mr lmr ThnrnMn.
are spending he week-end at Wolf
ww as guests oi miss jean stock
man, having left yesterday afternoon
for the northern resort.
.
Callers from Butte Falls Mrs. E.
C. Reeves and mother. Mrs. Kanoff of
Butte Falls were In Medford veater-
day and are planning to si-xid several
k in tnis city. Another visitor
from the lumber town was Bill Tre-
fern.
...
Ketnm to Roseburg Miss Eleanor
Boyd, who has been the guest of Miss
Margery Hon In Medford for the past
several days, left Friday for her home
In Roseburg. She was accompanied ty
Mlsa Ruth Hoover, also of Roseburg,
wno visited relatives here.
...
Leaving for North Carl E. Grant,
district manager of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company In southern
Oregon, will leave today for Portland
t- attend the managers' meeting
mere. He plans to return to Medford
either Tuesday or Wednesday.
.
Typo I'nlon to Meet Members of
the local Typographical Union and
their wives will meet at the home of
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Murray, 734 West
Fourteenth street for covered dish
dl.iner Friday, April 16 at 6 o'clock.
AT members and their wives are ex
tended a cordial invitation.
ROTARY MAGAZINE
ADVERTISES LAKE
Crater Lake is receiving some ex
cellent publicity In connection with
the advance advertising for the many
national conventions to be held on
the Pacific Coast this summer.
In this connection a beautiful view
of the lake appeared in a recent Issue
of the Rotartan magazine along with
the following caption: "A thousand
feet below the rim of an extinct vol
cano la the surface of Crater Lake.
Oregon. The water Is strikingly blue
nd reaches a maximum depth of
2000 feet."
The photo was featured In a chap
ter devoted to "Before and After the
Convention," which told of some of
the outstanding scenic attractions tor
Rotarlans to take In while visiting
the Inernatlonal Rotary convention
at Seattle this June.
Portraits of distinction
leys opp Roily theater
HEALTH PARADE
LOCAL SCHOOLS
The health honor roll parade and
program are monopolizing the Inter
eats of many grade children in the
Washington, Lincoln, Roosevelt and
Jackson schools, according to an
nouncement of the health nurse,
Miss Ruth Swanson. Thursday, May
S, has been named as date for the
annual celebration and the children
are obeying all health rules In an
ticipation of ice cream and red. white
and blue buttons.
The health pins are designed to
commemorate the George Washing
ton bl-oentennlai and will be given
all children who have obeyed the
rules of health set forth in the honor
rules.
The school. In which the highest
percentage of children have followed
the rules of health, will be awarded
the annual cup.
The Junior high school pupils will
not participate In the health parade
this year, but win have a health
program of their own, date of which
has not been announced.
Roosevelt school won the honor
roll cup last year and the other three
schools are working diligently to take
the cup from the last winner.
This week-end marked the comple
tion of the City Water commis.'!-"'-rellef
wcrk by which 146 heads of
families hae been rurnlshed with -it
least one week's work This project
was started at the peak of the unem
ployment situation in Medford as
pointed out to the commission by the
Unemployment Relief committee. The
work, starting when it did. was of tm
mmse value in relieving the tremen
dous load placed on the shoulders of
the local relief organizations. Close
co-operation was maintained with
these organizations.
The work consisted of replacing
thirty-two hundred (3200) lineal feet
of old 16-inch wood stave pipe with
the same diameter welded steel pipe.
The wood line was the last section
of this trunk main to be replaced It
was constructed in 1910 and was tn
a very decayed condition. This pro
ject was budgeted for last fall.
BIRTHS
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Louie Wlt
loughby a son. we'&Mng T. pounds,
at Purucker's maternity home, Mon
day, April 4. Mother and son are
getting along nicely. "
Picture frames made to order
Peaaleyn opp H.ll, tneater
roe
Bauser. Albert Wells making ar
rangements for electric service (or
auto camp to be located near here.
SCOTTISH RITE
Stated meeting Lodge and
Chapter. 7:30 P. M. April
11. Chapter election and
other - Important business.
L. E. WILLIAMS, Secty.
Begins TODAY for 3 Days! ,f
, "hows wy&74iF sT ajj&ra
More HIM and Weird Than "flnwula" Jcf f?J$Pk&&Pmi
. . . More AmazliiE Than Franken- 'Cii'h' " ' if 'i" "i'ilV
fteln" ... You'll he utterly fasrlnated $ ? ?? " w.' i $J.-9 'V ' k.
nd entertained by the terrtflrally fjf ittf -J ;' ' ' t , ' i ' ' " i iTrt -i
I mmlnj plrturlzallnn of the wildest, lV;i' -' ' ?'! ''-'''.
rtrlet, most nonderful itory crer Ij.'iw' j- J 'l iHu. i m.fj '""n f Tk
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SIDNEY FOX rvMfjA. itr ' 5
and BELA LUGOSI fcM YJRT ,
("Orscula" Himicir). Leon WycoR, . . H-.l i-
Bert Roseh. Brandon Html, Noblt .v' i'l Jf iTW dtPf Jf - V H '
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I JACK IIA1.F.V In V'VS . Jtv! VS. '.
"THE I.Ml'KKFEtT LOVER" F i''
JjjfflyMl 'th
Clever Comedians at Craterian
By J ark Hctlaw
Pepped up to the cadence of rip
pling Gershwin melodies, a mlle-a-minute
melange of smash-bang com
edy opens at the Pox Cratertan thea
ter today for a three-day stay, when
that whoop-em-up rib-splitter "Olrl
Crazy", starring those ace of funsters.
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey
hits the local screen.
Aside from the stars themselves.
the supporting cast is unquestionably I
one of the greatest ever assembled J
for a comedy picture. Eddie Qulllnn.
a star in his own right, who enacts
the role of a girl crazy youth who
transforms a highly respectable cat
tle ranch into a whoopee dude resort
. . , Mttzi Green, child wonder-stftr,
who has the part of a pestiferous lit
tle sister . . . beautiful Arllne Jud.e.
Dorothy Lee. Stanley Plelds. Kitty
Kelly. LIta Chevret, recently Charlie
aplin'a leading woman . . . and
oolles of gorgeous Hollywood beau
ties make up the mammoth revue.
Sidnev Fo at
On. of the strangest motion pic
tures yet produced Is Edgar Allen
Poe's "Murders in the Rue Morgue,"
wrlch opens a three-day engagement
at the Holly theatre today. The
welrdness of Its story and the excit
ing events which follow In quick suc
cession, make this picture a contri
bution to the screen that Is nothing
short of remarkable. Bela Lugosl, who
ployed the title role of "Dracula" is
the menacing Dr. Mlrakle, bent on a
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Besides thia uproarious comedy
satire of the modern dude ranch
West, and the gay buffoonery of Bert
and Bobby, the music tn this picture
. . . all composed by famed George
Gershwin, whose "Rhapsody In Blue"
Is world-famous, la wonderful. Such
big hits as "I Got Rhythm" and "Sam
and Delilah" are featured in "Girl
Crazy."
The film tells the story of a play
boy. Eddie Qutllan, who Is sent to
supposed isolation on a ranch be
cause he Is girl crazy However, he
chisos the cows and the bulls off
the place and substitutes a bevy of
pretty girls and invites his friends.
Wheeler and Woolsey make the
most of this rich field for comedy
and soon turn this' ranch Into the
focal point for some of the funniest
comedy situations of their careers.
An excellent added attraction pro
gram is also an important part of
th's offering . . . Performances will
be continuous today from 3 to U
P. M.
Holly Today
0j c..iJi..iiu-, wiiie Lie itiml
nine lead Is played by little Sidney
Fox.
Other members in the cast are
Brandon Hurst, Bert Roach, well
known comedian, Betty Ross Clarke.
The short subject program to show
with the feature consists of a Pathe
News reel, Graham McNamee News
reel, "The Spider and the Ply", prize
winning kartoon of the year, and
Jack Haley In a comedy entitled "The
Imperfect Lover."
'77 ?8J.rs,.Ba'k.
i in maito ricture
That czar of funmakers . . . Will
Rogers, will be seen on the Pox Rlalto
screen today and tomorrow in that
highly mirth -provoking comedy hit,
"Ambassador BUI."
Of all the pictures Will Rogers has
appeared in in the past, many agree
that "Ambassador Bill" la his fun
niest to date.
A splendid cast supports Rogers 'n
this very entennlnlng and laughable
feature. leading the coat is beautiful
Msrguerite Churchill, who enacts the
role of Queen In the mythical king
dom to which Rogers is visiting as
an Ambassador. Boy. what a riot.
Bill tries to "vamp" the Queen . . .
and the results can only be gained by
seeing for yourself.
Included in this splendid program
Is a dandy Charley Chase comedy . .
snd by the looks of the advance bill
ing, there Is not a seriovui moment m
the entire performance.
Girl Graduates
to V ear Cotton
Cotton will reign BRaln at the grad
ation of the Medford high school
senior class this year, according to
announcement of Miss Mauri ne Car
roll, dean of girls. The most favored
materials will be batiste and voile,
and the sweet girl graduates will
wear them In white or pastel shades.
Earl McNutt, Eugene, received con
tract for last unit of grading on
Umpqua River highway. Port Ump
qua. Courier, Reodsport.
Ashland. J. H. Hardy purchased
Interest of his brother In Hardy Bros.'
grocery store.
For THREE
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Gala Event! Year's Big Laugh Show
VJ?7!TIfln Round up your bronco T"7U
...crack the old uihip - 1
J4HJ world's greatest comics. v
l?,! With' a Grand Galaxy' i
of Headline Comedians HWr
Ur1 to make the Wild West b IM&-IP
tmfK Wilder and the Rockies v IfAJf.iVv
dEDDIE QUILLAN WJ9i'' "
1 DOROTHY LEE fpMt
gj MITZI GREEN hjKM(m.
Jf ARLINE JUDGE l MiWm
M Directed by William Scitcr M'fcfr Y,p JfiiJ&M.
And George
-ALSO
Another of those tremendously exciting
NICK HARRIS DETECTIVE ADVENTURES
"IRELAND, ISLE of MELODY"
MADGE DE LASAUX in Clever Rendition
Will Rogers
Also CHARLEY
SPARROW CLINIC
ON FIRST FLOOR
IN COURT HOUSE
The Alex Sparrow memorial clinic,
for which contributions are coming
In in increased numbers each wek,
will be located on the main floor of
the new Juckaon county court house,
a visit to the building, construction
of which Is rapidly progressing, re
veals. The clinic, which promises to be
one of the most modern In the state,
will occupy the northwest corner,
facing Mam street.
The depart ment will include
nurses' room, doctors' room, clinic,
surgical clinic, vault, laboratory, den
tal rooms and bathroom.
Plnnnced with funds being sup
plied by the many organizations and
individuals with whom the late
Judge Sparrow was associated, the
clinic will be equipped throughout
with modern fixtures.
Contributions to the fund, which
lt la hoped will become a permanent
one for carrying on child welfare
work In this county, are being re
ceived by Mrs. Lewis Ulblch. The
need for early contributions is urged
by the health association in view of
the nccessit y to know how much
money will be available before work
on the construction progresses much
further.
Auto glass installed wni.e you wait
Prices right Brill dneet Metal Works
DAYS of Roars
BROADWAY!
Gershwin's
TODAY &
A PANIC OF
CHASE In "WHAT A B0X0" ,
FEDERAL
TO
Regular quarterly meeting of Fed
eral Business Association of Southern
Oregon will be held at Hotel Medford,
at noon. April 12. Annual election of
officers, and other business of im
portance will be considered, according
to C M. Houston, secretary.
Broken window nixed by Trow
t) ridge Cabinet Work a
Phone we'!; osul sway your
ftfiiMi Oitv Sunl'arv Service.
TOO LATE . TO CLASSIFY
THE DOSS s;iys sell those ised cars.
Will price do It? Come and see for
yourself. AH cars in stock slashed
aguln; a good selection to choose
from. Your ear In trade. Easy terms.
GATES AUTO CO., Used Car Dept.
Phone 141,
FOR SALE OR TRADE Wind mill,
IJAOO tank and force pump. E.
E Reames. Ph. lll-R-3.
PURE HANSON strain baby chicks
1 10.00 per 100. Phone 8-L, Gold
Hill, Ore.
FOR RENT Small furnished house.
Uht, water, $13.50. 801 N. Central
Ave.
W ANTEDOdlikT 3 'ix3 "wlth f 3
nnnstlgmat lens. Sunday only. 307
Haven,
FOR RENT Unfurnished fl room
bungalow, double lot, plenty of
lawn, flowers and shade trees. Lots
of garden space. House newly re
flnlahed Inside. $20.00 month.
Phone owner, H. L. Bromley, 1350.
and Shrieks!
Comes to Town.'
Song Hits!
Matinees Hc
WeekDaysU
Evenings Ojlc
MONDAY
in 'Ambassador Bill'
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