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MEDFORD MA? L TRIBUNE, MEDFQR1V QREGOX, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1933.
PAGE THREE
ADDS 10 PRAISE
Playing to a larger audience than
on the first night, the cast of "Jim's
Girl." comedy-drama offered under
auapicea of the Medford post of the
American Legion, put increased en
thuslasm into the play last night
and held the crowd at the Craterlan
Intoxicated with spontaneous glee
from first to last curtain.
Miss Ethel Chord, as Madelon Pons,
the French war brldc-to-be, gave the
comedy-drama the sweetness and ro
mance expected of "Jim's Girl." play
ing the role In a natural and decid
edly pleasing manner, adopting the
foreign accent without any obvious
effor. Her "Mon Cher" and "beau
coup" were made the more convinc
ing by the own netlteness.
Mrs. I. E. Schuler. as mother of
Jim. "Mrs. Manley," gave a splendid
Interpretation of a woman torn be
tween Joy and anxiety, dominated by
the strong will of Judge Fenton, a
type which arises during most wars,
to empty the purses of unsuspecting
widows. The latter was well por
trayed by Don Newbury, who appear
ed with all the seriousness his face
might assume In a murder trial.
speaking very naturally in legal terms
which were made more emphatic by
silk hat and syallowtalled coat, mark
Ing him definitely the "town's boss."
Bob Kelson lost all hint of youth-
fulness playing the role of "General
Bang." Civil war veteran afflicted
with rheumatism and a few other
things, which did not dampen bis
Republican ardor. His constant row
with "Jonah Jones, Democrat,' play
ed by Robert Lorraine, director of the
show, furnished a perpetual incentive
for laughter.
A queer combination of smeetness
and flapperiam was splendidly ac
complished: by Nell Green as "Molly
Bawn," who vied with the little
French girl for honors In the mascu
line hearts.
Gene Wright as "Marshall Bradly. '
did a good Job of assuming govern
mental Importance and appeared at
ease In all situations.
Adra Edwards as the flashy "Sophia
Hlggina," with a passion for straw
berry socials, used her red hair to
the greatest advantage, giving a real
istic interpretation of the small town
belle, entranced with uniforms.
Max Carter, &s Jim, the hero of
the play, was sufficiently handsome
In uniform and civilian togs to de
mand the rights of hero, and his talk
with "Steve U. Capers." Max Plerw.
rang true to buddy days. Pierce also
gave sv natural performance, spicing
the play with the Indifferent ban
ter which grew out of the war.
! Bob Carter as "Sport Fenton." ap
peered the very good slacker, and
Don Root as "Jem," came in at the
proper time with his fish.
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Round-Toed Shoe
Revival Predicted
In Fashion Of 1933
STUBBORN BATTLE
FOR H0LD1 LIFE
(Continued from rage One)
ST. LOUI8. (AP) A revival of
round-toed footgear for milady la
predicted aa one of 19338 fashion
Innovations by W. Q. Hunt, designer
for a large St. Louis shoe company.
Broad-strap sandals and ties In
pigskin will feature the new "blunt"
models, he prophesies, with even
high-heeled sandals and pumps In
fluenced by the change.
Hunt doesn't expect the round toe
to shove the narrow toe Into the
background, however, at least not
this year.
ably will rest with the outcome of
the condition of Cermak and Mrs.
QUI. Authorities have withheld
ciraH In t.nniu cjlspj. Indicating If
either dies Zangara will be charged
wltn muraer.
Yesterday, angara was brought be
fore the court after the murder at
tempt charges were drawn and Judge
E. C. Collins Informed him he bad a
right to counsel to represent him.
"I don't want anybody to help
me." the little Italian shot back de
fiantly. "You are the Judge and
you can do what you want to do."
Denies Anarchy
Judge Collins, however, delayed ar
raignment so counsel could be se
lected. "I am not an anarchist," said Zangara.
"I want to kill all presidents," ne
said. "In Italy, 10 yeara ago, I want
to kill the king," but I cannot get
to him. Sometimes I get -beeg pain
In the stomach, too, and then I want
to kill these presidents who oppress
the working men."
He has no groudge against police
men, even when he has the stomach
ache, he said.
I no care to kill police," said
Zangara e was quite loquacious for
a while yesterday "they work for
leevlng."
Thinks Presidents Idlers
Apparently, he thinks presidents
I and kings are men of leisure.
He was awake late latt night In
his steel cell on the 31st floor of
the Dade county court house. His
keepers peered at him through the
bars the man who tried to kill the
next president because presidents
don't work for a "leevlng."
Jailers said his beady eyes stared
from his raw-boned face and were
visible In the gloom of the prison.
He brooded refused food.
Zangara Is an Immigrant, an Ital
ian by birth, an American by adop
tion. One of his victims Anto Cermak
also Is an Immigrant.
Cermak became mayor of America's
second largest city.
Zangara became an assassin.
FLIEGETBOWLERS
WIN ELKS MATCH
Joe FUegel led bis team to victory
over the Sherwood boys last night lr
the Elks' bowling tourney, the cap
tain knocking over 523 pins for high
individual score for the match.
Rankin and Eads roll tonight.
Thursday's scores:
Sherwood 140 114 138 380
Strang. Vlrg 135 143 170 457
Thompson 136 158 159 453
Hutchison 182 118 155 435
Guenther, Herb.. 167 167 157 471
Handicap 135 135 135 405
CONTINUED TODAY
The grand Jury continued its ses
sions today, with no signs of when it
would make a report. The current
grand Jury will complete Its term
February 37, when a new grand Jury
will be drawn. A number of Ash
land resldenta were scheduled to ap
pear before the grand Jury today. A
number of Medford and valley resi
dents were called as witnesses yes
terday. William T. Orleve of Prospect is
foreman of the grand Jury. Other
members are H. O. Butterneld, Ash
land; J. M. Hughes, Ashland; Kurt
Jeschke. Medford: G. I. Knight, Med
ford: Mrs. Hamilton Pat ton, Medford,
and Paul MoCurley, Medford.
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PHONE 603 FREE DELIVERY at 8, 10, 2, 4
PORK SHOULDER ROASTS no shanks
VEAL ROASTS fancy milk veal
BACON SQUARES sugar cured
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pound
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Leg or Loin Roast
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lb. 9y2c
Hamburger
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PEERLESS
BUTTER
Fresh Churned Local
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lb. 20c
Crater Brand, Mild Cure, Whole or Half lb. 1 1 C
FRESH EGGS Extras ... 2 dozen 29c
SHORTENING or PURE LARD . 4 lbs. 29c
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Salt Pork ib.
Leg of Mutton Ib.
Mutton Chops
Mutton Shi dr. Ib.
PRIME RIB ROASTS boned and tied, no waste lb. 12V2C
TURKEYS nice young birds 12y2C and 1 5c lb.
BEEF POT ROASTS . . . . pound 5y2c
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GRAPEFRUIT. 3 for 10?
BANANAS 4 lbs. 15
CAULIFLOWER Head 12
LETTUCE Head 5
CELERY Bunch 6
SPINACH ....2 lbs. 13
150 lbs. KRAUT CABBAGE, lb,
POTATOES KLAMATH GEMS
50 lbs. No. 2 41 25 lbs. No. 2 22
SWEET POTATOES 4 lbs. 14c
ONIONS 6 lbs. 106
GREEN ONIONS 3 bunches 106
APPLES (Newtowns) for cooking
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Brings Them Back Year After Year
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND
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and SAVE FOR THE RAINY DAY
Special Sayings for Saturday and Monday
Clams Minced Ehrman'sBest2for25c
Corn TZTni 2 for 29c
Tomatoes fancy local 2 for 25c
Porkand Beans Van Camps 4 for 25c
Soup Campbell's any kind 3 for 25c
Pillsbury Pancake Flour pkg. 1 5c
Feet's Wash. Powder ig. pkg. 21c
SPECIAL
1 pt. Durkee's Mayonnaise
and 1 8-oz. jar Durkee's
old fashioned Salad Dressing
a 64c value
Both for 39c
If It'i DurkM'i lt'i the bett
Clorox, full quart
Tillamook Cheese ..
White Star Tuna Fish, yi size
Ginger Snap Cookies
Toilet Paper, Northern Tissue..
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3 for 23
Toilet Paper, gauze linenized. 4 for 19J
Wesson Oil
gal 53c
Oleo Nut
Spread .... 10c
Royal Club Jell Powder. . . A for 19c
Toilet Soap deal 2 bars Am-ond ol (jcup and saucer
free) 20
Crystal White Soap . 10 bars for 29
Coffee Reliable Brand (large stick candy free) 27
49 lb. Hardwheat Flour (guaranteed) 79J
Quality Fruits and Vegetables
Extra Fancy Large Florida Grapefruit 4 for 25
Cabbage, solid new crop Per lb, 3
Fancy Large Lettuce, 4 oz. size.
Fancy California Grapefruit
Spinach, fresh
..2 for 15
4 for 19
2 lbs. for 15
ELKS TO MARK
Anounoement was mad last night
by J. P. Flegel. exalted ruler of the.
Elks, that the Medford lodge would
celebrate the 6Sth birthday of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, February 33rd. A program of!
special Interest to erery Elk bu been
arranged and the exalted ruler es
pecially Invites and urgee all Elks to
be present, whether dues are paid up
to date or cot.
"Thie la one lodge session that
should stand out in the memories
of every Elk," continued Pllegel. "and
should Increase their pride in their
membership In the order. X am
counting on every member of the
lodge to make this a real birthday
party."
Fewer School Days
Lost Due to Colds
Greensboro, N. O. Teste among
hundreds of children show a savin
of almost two-thirds of time out from
school due to colds I with the ne
Vlcks Plan for better Control of
Colds. How to follow the Plan
explained In each package of Vlcks
VapoRub and the new Vlcks Nose As
Throat Drops.
MARSH'S GROCERY
Personal Attention Prompt Service
Phone 252
Popularity Contest Votes
are going fast. Just two more weeks to work for
that trip to Hawaii. Buy your groceries and meats
here, as we give votes on all cash sales of one dollar
and on money received on account.
Medford Canned Foods
Use local canned goods whenever possible. Solid pack to
matoes, tomato juice, canned pears, string beans, beets, etc.
We also have Knight's Catsup and Chili Sauce, both made in
Medford. Keep the money at home. Buy local products.
Saturday Specials
3 bars Palmolive and 2 large bars of Crystal White
Soap All for 21c
Crater Lake Tomato Juice, No. 2 cans.:.: .2 for 23c
Kingsford Corn Starch: . .:. ... 2 pkgs. 16c
Crater Lake String Beans . . .,.. .2 cans 27c
25 lbs. No. 1 Klamath Potatoes . .'. . . . ... ...r.,. .29c
3 pkgs. Kellogg's Whole Wheat Flakes . 19c
Something new Home made Cakes .......... 40c each
Pint jar Durkee's Mayonnaise and jar of Durkee's
Old Fashioned Salad Dressing Both for 39c
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
All telephone orders receive the tame careful attention as
if you called at the store in person.
FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY
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All Choice Steaks, lb. . 15c
Choice Veal Roast, lb- 10c
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Fresh Side Pork, lb. . . . . . . 10c
Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. . . 25c
R. I. Red Hens and Fryers, lb. . 17c
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