Local and
rrora Rogue River Chief of police'.
Bchula of Rogue River m a busi
ness visitor In Medford this forenoon.
- Maunler Jailed A Maunler, 30, wu
held In the elty Jail overnight, fol
lowing hl arrest on a charge of
drunxeness.
Spends Pay Here Mrs. T. Cardln
of Cold Hill la spending today In
Medford, having arrived here early
today. .
imderroee Operation T h e 1 m a
Ortevea of Pine street underwent a
major operation at the Community
hospital today.
Rome for Holldaya Melvln Ander-
ton li among Oregon State college
students enjoying the holidays In
Medford.
mint In Valley Mrs. Helen Mur-
' phy of San Pranclaro arrived here
recently to be the gueet of frlenda In
Medford and Central Foini.
Medical Cases among new patl-
t the Community nospitai so-
day for medical care are George Wolf
of Newtown atreet. and Mrs. Tenny
Nugent of Holly screex.
Shopping from Bogue River Doris
Bay Sandry of Rogue River was In
Medford this morning shopping at
local stores and aenmng kj
neas matters.
Mrs Prescott Improves Francis
prescott stated last evening that his
mother. Mrs. George J Prescott la In
an Improved condition. She has been
seriously 111 for some time.
Car stripped Robert Newman of
17 t Second street reponea to m
city police that some time during the
past two weexs a number of articles
had been taaen irom ,u "
I Callers Today Lo'und Pettlgrew of
Eag'.e Point was attending to business
matters in Meaiora mi . e
Aotner caller was Mr. Arnold Bonn
ert of Central Point.
Leave for North Mr. and Mrs. Art
Snorts of this city left today by motor
lor Portland, where they plan to
spend several days on business and
ai - i rwal man-
pleasure. Mr. '
tger of the SperryFiour company.
Andrews Return Mr. and Mrs. Jap
Andrews returned this morning lrom
Pasadena, where they were called by
the death of Mrs. Andrews sister.
Mrs. Prank Andrews, well known by
many Medford peop'e.
Joe Slotlk 1U Report from the Sac
red Heart hospital today announced
that Joe Slotlk, we'l-known mining
man of the Silver Pork region, was
ttin. along nicely. Mr. Slotlk was
taken to the hospital this week,
m..mi Visits Here Us Meadows
.'. . u.,Hn. pivlig service, Port
land, .made the plant trip from the
Rose city to Medford yt"
companled by Mr. Jones of the Jonas
Lumber company: tne ui w
tlnucd to Oakland by plane.
Webb House Robbed The house of
l Benjamin Webb. 305 Jackson street.
1 ... .ntered yesterday afternoon and
' a pocketbook containing MS was
stolen. The thief entered the front
door, It was reported, ana leu u-v
noticed by neignoars
McKeynolds Coming Tomorrow,
o . m. in s o. m.. Ward Mc-
o.-irf. .nummer of operators and
chauffeurs, will be In Medford at the
city hall to give penn" for df!'n5
cars. He will also oe "
urday from 8 a. m. to o p.
DArtinnii Donald
Moore, student at the University of
Oregon medical school in t,,
haa reutrned to tne ngru "'""r
v oils, having spent several days of the
spring vacation In Medford, the guest
of hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
,A. Moore.
Von Sohmali Here Attorney H.
Von Schmate and Thomas Clark, both
of Burns, were registered at local ho
tels last night, aa were A. J. Mc
t Adams. A. P. Gannon of Eugene. S.
I O. Llnvllle and George Alexander ol
Salem, and Mrs. Seed and daughter
of Vancouver, B. C.
. -
Stop In City-Hotel guests here In
clude Mr. and Mrs. M. O. MeWler, B.
S. Holmes, H. H. Pomeroy. Mr. and
Mrs. W. Moss. J. J Kamrar E. R.
Lenf. A. N. Winner. C. R- Mott. H. J.
Vallentyne, Ed Alice, A. G. Bates. Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn L. Hart. J. Rleh.e
Qulrn. R, E. Hodges, H. R. Dunn. o.
1 O. Noland. B. H. Perry. A. S. Baxter
and D Brown.
Blcvcle Found The bicycle belong
ing to Wayne Stead, which was stolen
November 30. ws yesterdey "rnoon
found in the Tlmmons' orchard north
of Medford. according to city police.
Men working in the orchard prunlns.
found the bicycle in the tall grass.
Stead had only had the wheel about
four weeks when It was stolen.
Guests at Hotels Included among
those registered at local hotels are
tw. O. Edwards and 8. J. Pies of
'Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ford.
Jr., of Seattle. Mrs. A. Ij. VsnValn
and daughter of Everett, Wash., Al
fred Chord. Albert A Lernhsrt. Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Lawrence and H. c.
Lawicnce of Sacramento. Kenneth J.
Rhead of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Anderson of Mt. Shasta. Mrs. Vena
Hays of Gold Hill and R. D. Davis
of Klamath Falls.
Plant Sale Tomorrow The plant
sale to be sponsored by the Medford
Garden club will open tomorrow
morning at 8:30 o'clock In the Oore
building next to Vhe Cupp Furniture
eorrrany store. The sale will remain
.,.n K-qn and wll continue
again Saturday through the aame
hours. All plants will be very reason
ably priced and Mis A. E. Reames.
president of the Garden club, trrgee
S nuMii- s. aunoort the aale In pur
chases snd donations from their gar- I
dens Mrs. L. Bundv, from the Oar- i
den Hub, Is chairman of the sale ;
Plants will be welconed and anyone
In med of plant Is assured the gar
den aale will be the place to find,
them. 1
Personal
In City Today Mrs. R. C. Cum-
tngs of Rogue River was a visitor in
Medford today.
-
Out of Sohoot BUI Baraum was
unable to attend school today because
of sn attack of Influenza, which has
apparently settled In his eyes.
a
Palmerton Goes N'orth C. T. Pal-
merton of the Park Shrubbery serv
ice left this morning for Portlsnd to
transsct business.
t
Will Enter Normal Ray Lewis of
Jacksonville plana to enter the South
ern Oregon Normal sehol next Mon
day a
Bar Returns Francla (PUnk) Barr
returned to Medford this week after
an extended vacation at HUlsboro,
Ore., where he was the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Barr.
Undergoes Operation Robert Holz-
gang underwent a major operation at
the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday
and waa reported In an Improved
condition this morning.
Airways Man Here Glen Nell of
the department of commerce, airways
division, was a visitor at the Medford
airport yesterday and left to continue
to K;amath Falls.
4
Local Talent To
Be Heard Weekly
On Station KMED
The first of a new series of local
talent radio programs will b on the
air over the local station this even
ing at 7:30 o'clock. A male quartet,
double marimba and contralto solo
numbers will be featured, with Die
Harding as master of ceremonies.
A new entertainment department
was recently created at the KMED
station to care for programs of this
type each week. There are many po
tential radio entertainers In this lo
cality, who for some time have
sought opportunity of presenting their
specialties over the air. With Bill
Murray and Dick Harding In charge
of a.l talent, the new aeries of pro
grams promises to follow the popu-
lartt7 pace set by this type of pro
gram In larger communities.
Tola Birell Stars
Craterian Friday
The wild animals of the African
Jungle roaring, snarling, shrieking
and trumpeting, stalk through "Na-
gana," the thrilling romance wnicn
comes to the Pox Craterian theater
Friday.
Never before hae thla theater
shown a picture so colorful, so full
of actual dangers, so steeped In the
atmosphere of its locale and the same
time having so dramatic a love story
aa tta main point of Interest. Wild
savages and wild beasts form the
background of a story heightened by
a tempestuous love affair between the
doctor In charge of a scientific ex
pedition and a notorious woman of
the world.
"Nagana" will thrill with the most
dangerous animal sequences In the
history of the screen, with the ruth
less ciueltles of African savages, with
Its highly dramatic story and with
the appearance of Tala Birell, Vien
nese beauty, who Is one or tne
screen's most exotic and alluring act
resses. Featured with Miss Birell Is
Melvyn Douglas, former stage favor
ite. Warner Baxter's latest film sensa
tion "Dangerously Yours." completes
Its rut: st the Fox thester tonight.
Mystery Drama Now
On Rialto Program
"The Mask of Fu Manchu," with
Boris Karloff. Myrna Loy. Lewis Stone
and Karen Morley In featured roles,
opened today at the Rialto for a two
day run.
"The Mask of Fu Manohu," based
on the novel by Sax Rohmer, Is a
story of weird intr.gues, sensations,
mvsterles and vamnous other un
canny detslals that play an Important
part In this strange me or tne w
lng Oriental, Dr. Fu Manchu.
Ph:l Baker, famous Broadway com
edian la seen In a Vltaphone act,
"Poor Little Rich Boy." and Burns
and Allen and. the Movietone News
round out the program.
Regular Communication of
Reames onspter, t. js. a..
Wednesday evening at 8:00
o'clock. Social night, vis
iting membera Invited.
KATT1E M. ALDBN. Secretary
STUDIO NOW
All Medford Is Talking About
"G00NA G00NA"
Onlv Three Days Left
Matinee 15c. Evenings 25c
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
LEW AYRES. MAE CLARK In
"IMPATIENT
MAIDEN"
Also Birth of Jait
Curiosity News
Dally Mat. 1:30. Eve. 7 p. ni
BOXING
at the
Elks' Smoker
TONIGHT
All Elks and Invited Guests
Admission 40c
if
' MEDFORD MAIL
ONE LADY ENTERS
HOG CALLING TEST;
REST ALL MALES
Entrants for the hog-caltlng con
test to be held Saturday would Indi
cate that there la a preponderance ol
ma If? hog callers In the Rogue River
valle. It was reported from Chamber
of Commerce headquarters today.
Mlc Ollte Depew, Ashland, Is the
only lady so far registered, while tn
the men's division the following have
entered: David E. Wilson, Central
Point; Dick Bradley. Medford; John
Duspan, Sams Valley; E. J. Carsten.
Medford: W. H. Car: (Farmer Bill).
Provolt; Rand Newby route 2. Med
ford: Fred V. Woolridge. route 2. Med
ford and John Anderson, Central
Point..
It haa been determined by the
Judges that each contestant will be
allowed four calls each.
Anyone desiring to enter the con
test is asked to do so Immediately as
no further entrants will be received
after midnight Friday.
Those who have entered or will do
so it re ' requested to report to the
Chamber of Commerce office before
10:30 a. m. Saturday, so that the
Judges can determine the order in
whtcn the contestants will appear.
"There seems to be unusual inter
est ip the contest," stated C. 1. Mac-
DontUd, chairman of the affair, "but
ever.one want to listen rather than
step up and try to win one of the
prizce."
The prizes, donated by the retail
merchants of this city, are'announc
ed ts 10 first prize, $5 second prlzs,
$2.50 third prize, both in the wom
en's and men's divisions.
The Judges, under the direction of
Horace Bromley, will be stationed
down theS. P. tracks from Sixth street
at intervals.
The contest will start promptly t
11 a m. on the S. P tracks at Sixth
street.
LEW AYRES IN
MODERN FILM
What happens when a blase youn
girl who regards all men with amused
tolerance really falls In love herself?
This question is daringly and en
Joyably answered in "The Impatient
Maiaen." sprightly comedy-drama,
starring Lew Ayres and Mae Clarke,
which opened at the Roxy today.
And So To Work
. His salary difficulty having been
ironed out, Hack Wilson Is now de
voting his entire time to big stick
work at the Brooklyn Dodgers'
Miami, Fla camp. (Associated
Press Photol
Final Anniversary Prices
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
i ' a
KNIT and SILK DRESSES
Real values to $5.00. An fT
Anniversary price Pu7J
SHOES S1.45 to $3.95
Always the newest and best
THE BAND BOX
and SHOE BOX
226 E. 6th St. Phone 989
TRIBUNE. MEDFO'iD.
4arkety
Livestock.
PORTLAND, Mar. 1S.JP) OAT
TLB. 200: calves. 10: quotably steady.
HOCS. 400: steady
8KEEP AND LAMB?. 390: steady.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Mar. li. (IF) BUT
TER Frlnta, extras, 30c: standards.
19c lb.
BUTTERFAT Direct to ahlppera:
Station, ISc; Portland delivery prices:
Churning cream, 15-lfc; aweet cream
hlgner.
EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers
selling prices: Presh extras, lc;
atanaords, 18c: mediums, 15c.
HOPS Nominal, 1932, 25-270.
LIVE POULTRY Buying price:
Heavy hens, colored, 4V4 lba., 13c: do.
mediums, 11c; light. 10c: springs,
light 12c; heavy. i2c; old roosters.
5c: ducks. Peklns. spring, nc: old
duckr. Peklns. ll-12c; colored. 10c lb.
Country meats, onions, potatoes,
new potatoes, wool and hay, steady
and unchanged.
San Francisco Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 2S. P)
Cream f. o. b. San panclsco, 20.
4
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, March 23. (AP) A
swift rebound In the share market
Interrupted a decline which had en
dured for five sessions today, but
prices settled back after an early up
swing, and gains of 1 to 4 points
were mostly out in half. The oloslng
tone was barely steady. Transfers ap
proxlmtoed 950.000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 31 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye ...
70,
57 V,
5?.
9414
8
43'i
8',4
14
9
12
1
38
25 1,
11H
2214
814
Am. Can
Am. & Fgn. Power ,
A. T. & T
Anaconda -
Atch. T. & S. F.
Bendlx Avla
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Coml Solv
Curtlss Wrlgh.
DuPont
Oen. Foods
Gen. Motors .....
Int. Harvest.
T. & T ...
Johns-Man
1814
134
Mont. Ward
North. Amer. 1H
Param. Publix
Penney (J. O.) ...
Phillips Pet ,
Radio
Sou. Pac.
Std Brands -...-
St. Oil Cal.
54
22
8
4V,
18
17
23
28',
St. Oil N. J.
Trans Amer. -
4
Union Carb ......
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
2334
33
29
SALEM BUSINESS MAN
DEMANDS NEW TRIAL
SALEM, March 23. (AP) A new
trial haa been demanded for Charles
Archerd by hie attorney. O. F. Preuss
of Grants Pass. Acherd waa found
guilty of appropriating wheat for his
own use. but counsel for the defense
claims three of the Jurora now ob
ject to certain procedure of the
trial. ..
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Model T Ford steel box
pickup. 1803 W. Main.
FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT Serv
ice station, 6-room modern house, 2
acres good soil. Blgest bargain on
Pacific highway Is taken at once.
Call at Sunset Station, Talent, Ore.
S. J. Wllburn.
FOR SALE, PIANO Sacrifice late
model, high grade piano, in storage
here. Will sell at big discount.
Most sny terms will handle. If In
terested write E. A. Coftman, .1021
J St., Sacramento, Oal.
FOR SALE Beaver strawberry plants.
Monnlch's Feed Store, Crater Lake
Ave
LOST Black and white pencil on
Els', Main, Wednesday. Reward.
Call 395-Y.
WINAN"S Hollywood Leghorn hatch
ing eggs, 2c each. E. P. Ireland,
R. F. D. 2, Box 31.
Hundreds of amazing: bargains.
Only two more days of sale.
MILLINERY
New spring: hats.
Values to $9.50.
25c to $5.95
SPRING FROCKS
Smart prints and plain silks,
$3.95 values. Special
$1.95
OREGON, THURSDAY.
s
BE
FRIDAY
Continued from Page One)
failed to handle the situation, showed
favoritism to "Congressmen." and by
hla attitude hampered others. County
officials and others In close contact
with the sheriff will be called aa
witnesses.
The court will hear the evidence.
and will file a report with the gov
ernor who haa the final decision in
the matter. Sheriff Schermerhorn is
represented by Attorney F. J. New
man. Circulation of petitions to the gov
ernor asking that Schermerhorn be
retained contlnuea The numoer oi
slgnaturea aecured was not msde pub
lic, but it was reported that lew were
signing In this city and Ashland, and
that in many instances the clrcuiatora
met with rebuffa.
No further arrests are expected In
the ballot burning case. All but two
of the Indicted 33 men are In cus
tody, or under close survellance. One
la a "John Doe.
State police continued today to
take the depositions of witnesses in
both the Banks killing, and In the
criminal syndicalism and ballot thefts.
County Judge Fehl. Sheriff Scher
merhorn and Virgil Kdlngton are the
only ones Indicted at liberty on
bonds.
Jailers reported this morning that
Mrs. Henrietta B. Martin, president ol
the "Good Government Congress" waa
In a cheerful mood, and. accepting
her confinement philosophically.
Mrs. Edith R. Banka, held on a flrat
degree murder information, waa ssld
to be Irritable and nervoua, and not
as haughtily defiant as first follow
lng her arrest.
The men held on various cnarges
spend their time playing checkers and
cards and reading. The bright sun
shine yesterday and today caused
some to wish they were out exercising.
4
Salem Legion Form
Emergency Outfit
SALBM. Mer. 33 iP) Capital post
of the American Legion elected an
emergency mobilization committee
last night to mobilize local veteran
for public service '.n case of any
emergency such as the recent Long
Beach earthquakes.
Leftover beefsteak, chopped and
combined with seasonings, potatoes
and carrota and adoed to a cream
sauce develops Into a "baked meat
stew." if baked 20 minutes in a mod
erate oven.
COMING
MONDAY
3 DAYS ONLY 3
SINS
LOVE
TRAINED
NURSES
ATTEND
ALL SHOWS
AND HEAR DYNAMIC
SEX LECTURE
LADIES ONLY
2 to 4 p. m.
Mrs. Jardine McCree
Noted Authority on Sex
She will tell you what
causes divorce; how to hold
your husband and other
astonishing facts.
MEN ONLY
8 to 11 p. m.
Prof. Howard Goldin
Noted sex philosopher, will
tell you nature'a lawa and
other delicate secrets of life
remember knowledge Is
priceless.
Love Romance Passion
Csn hit and miss marriage be
a success? Have you children?
Do you want children?
rnr The first 25 ladles
rUtfc In line at our box
office Monday matinee will he
admitted FREE as guests
the management.
ROSY
THEATER
All Seats 25
I li I OF
VTU FIRST
Y 3 RUN
Exclusive
Medford
I Showing
Only
f ' " True and
I Authentic In
I j Every Detail
J See a Real
Caesarian
, i Operation
MARCH 23, 1933.
'Loosen Up,' Advice
ToEmployesTo
Return to Normalcy
WEST ORANGE. N. J.. Msr. 23.
jp) A lsrge corporation clrcular
Izeu Its employes today with an
sxhortatlon to do their bit In
bringing back normalcy.
"President Roosevelt hss done
hia part, now you do something.
Buy something: buy snythlns,
anywhere. Paint your kitchen.
Send a telegram. Give a party.
Get a car. Pay a bill. Rent a flat.
Fll your roof. Get a haircut. See
a show. Build a house. Take a
trip. Sing a song Get married.
It doesn't matter what you do.
only get going and keep going.
Thla old world Is starting to
move."
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mlnz
of Rogue River, a son weighing 8
pounds, at the Community hospital
today.
Grange Social Is
Tomorrow, J'ville
Tomorrow night ts the social gath
ering for the Jacksonville Orange, and
Mrs. Emma Conger will be In charge
of he entertainment. It was an
nounced today. A ahort business ses
sion will be held, at the opening of
the meeting, and all members are
urged to attend.
JACKSONVILLE March 23. (Bpl.)
City "clean up" days will be held
In Jacksonville Friday and Saturday.
March 24 and 25. Everyone wishing
rubbish, which cannot be bured,
hauled away are requested to have
It in sacks or boxes in front of their
homes and It will be loaded Into
trucks and hauled away by the city.
Today
A10
Vltoiitione
Art
Burns A Alien
Movietone
New
Is Your
pjj
The Average Family Using Complete
Electrical Equipment
Nothing else that you can buy will give you as much service
for $fl..r)0 as electricity. Home lighting, cooking, automatic
water heating, refrigeration, washing, ironing, cleaning,
radio, sun lamp, auxiliary heat, percolator, toaster, waffle .
iron, food mixer and various other services ... all this and
more for LESS THAN 32 CENTS A DAY. A cook and two
maids,, without electricity, couldn't do the work as well.
Electricity is as clean as sunshine and it is the cheapest
service you can buy.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
BITTER
TO
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(Continued from Page One)
railroad line, and that, therefore. In
view of this public act the railroad
company Is required to maintain ser
vice adequate to fulfill the purposes
for which the grant waa made.
The complaint further charges that
the railroad company gave assurance
to the United States government,
when the site for the northwest na
tional soldiers' home was being con
sidered, that It would always main
tain train service at Roscburg equal
to what was then maintained, and
that cancellation of trains 7 and 8
therefore, cannot be ordered without
violation of the promise given the
federal government.
Various other causes for complaint
are cited In the petition, which re
quests the public service commission
to command Ihe Southern Pacific
company to rescind its order to and
to continue to operate the same aer-
STARTS lffiTt "s"J I 1 II. 1 bOW p",CEf"
FRIDAY BWMHiii.lMJ lSc-25,
fci MSBllBBaaaaaaaa...
ENDS TONIGHT t
WARNER
BAXTER
IN
"Dangerously
Yours"
PLUS
CLARK A McCULLOUOH
IN
A RIOTOUS COMEDY
Electric
THIS MONTH
That Is All It Costs
VOUI PARTNERS
in mooim.
PAGE FIVU
vice how being given between Ashland
and Portland.
COUGHS
Don't let them get a strangle holi
right germs quickly. Creomulsion com
bines lie 7 best helps known to modem
science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant
to tske. No narcotics. Your druggist will
refund your money If any cough or cold
no matter how long standisc aotn
Bored bv CieomnlsW 'adv.)
Starts
SUNDAY
tic
KID TI.OM SPAIN
SAMUEl GOLPWYN PRODUCTION
with
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But You'll Love Every
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WITH
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