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Local and
Blgslow Returns Earl Blgalow has
returned to Medford from spending
several days vacationing in Portland.
.
In Grants Pass Miss Bub? Webster
of Central Point Is spending the
week-end with Miss Mildred Palmer
in Grants Pass.
On Business A. 0. Pierce, of the:
Pierce Freight lines, attended to buai- ;
nee matters in Grants Pass Tues
day. Wakefield or Vacation Mr. and:
jlra. e. w. Wakefield of this city re
spending several weeks vacationing In :
k Spokane, Wash.
Deal Visits Here Bobby Deal ii
Portland, formerly of this city, la s :
guest la Medford of Bill Barnum this
week.
Mrs. Lawrence IH Mrs. J. F. Law-:
rence of this city Is receiving treat-:
ment at the Portland Convalescent
hospital this week.
Boyle Returns J. C. Boyle of the
California Oregon Pawer company re-:
turned to Medford today by train:
from the north.
Goes to Portland Mrs. Lets Vaw-:
tr left by train this morning for:
' Portland, where she plana to remain :
for some time visiting.
Visit In C. Point Mr. end Mrs. R.
y J, Jackson and children of San Jose,;
Calif., are guests of Mrs, Jackson's!
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiley of:
Central Point.
' Bianthard Here O. S. Blanchard:
of Grants Pass spent ft part of Mondey :
and Tuesday In Medford attending:
to business matters, according to the;
Grants Pass Courier,
Makes Inspection Paul G. Rutten,
of the quartermasters corps, arrived:
here from th quartermasters' depot
In the south, and Is here today In
specting the motor transports of the;
ccc.
In District Today Col. Asa t. 8ing-
Ieton, Inspector for the North Corps;
area, Is spending today In Medford :
at the CCC headquarters. Last night:
he was at the Upper Rogue river ;
camp. .
Visit the Lake Arriving here on
the Oregon I an from the north, this
morning. Miss Margaret Palm and
Miss Josephine M. Calderara of Bos
ton left by stage today for Crater
Lake.
Returns to " Roseburg George H.
Kilbora, trainmaster for the Southern
Pacific company, with headquarters
. :n Rose burg, left by train today for
, that city after attending to business
here.
Rail Men Here Ed Duffy of the
Denver and Rio Grande railway, and
A. W. Shoemaker, of the Missouri Pa
cific, both. with, headquarters In Port
land, are spending today In Medford
attending to business matters f ir
their companies
Confer at Station Reverend R. D.
Waldraven of the South Methodist
c ourch, Corvallia, was en route to hie
home today, by train, from San Fran
cisco. While stopping at the local sta
tion, he conferred with Reverend M.
i T. Wood and Dr. Jouett P. Bray.
Starts
TODAY
The Time
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Factory Blocks
Green Pine Slabs
Don't Delay Longer
Phone No. 7
TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY
Lumber Building Material and Fuel
End Sorth Cental "A Good Fitm to Jrado With''
Personal
Called to Medford -Mrs. Alva Cook
aud daughter Alva Jean ol Gold Hill
airived In Medford this morning byJ
train to be with Mrs. Cook brother,
Btily Hooker who is seriously at
his home on Willamette avenue, with
pneumonia.
v
Good Fishing 8tst police return
ed from Diamond Lake report that
fish are biting fine at the lake, and
practically everyone is getting the
limit. The fish are also taking files,
which the gam officers say la quite
unusual at this time.
On Inspection Trip Lieutenant
Frederick of the COC headquarter
here, left today on an inspection trip
to Moon Prairie, Government camp.
Upper Rogue. Lake o the Woods, Bly.
Ingram, CHft Springe and Winegiass
camps,
"
Plans Varation Miss Llliisn Rob
erts, executlre secretary of the Jack
son county chapter of the American
Red Cross, will be going on her vaca
tion next week, following the annual
meeting, called for Friday Atternoon
at 4 o'clock.
At Ashland Show Mr. end Mrs.
Walter Leverette, owners of the LUhla
theater were in Ashland last evening
attending the show. Miss Doreen Lev
erette entertained a group of friends
from Medford at the show. Ashland
Daily Tidings.
9
Practice Baseball Composing most
ly of Illinois boys, Co, IBM CCC, In
a' practice baseball game defeated Co.
1652 CCC, Government camp, 11-5
Saturday. A return game played at
Government camp Sunday brought
disaster to them as they were defeat
ed to the score of 18-5, according to
Albert McGary of Co. 1663.
McReynoMs Coming Ward Ms
Reynolds, examiner of operators and
chauffeurs will be In Medrord Friday
and Saturday, July 28 and 20, at the
city hall, to conduct tests and Issue
licenses. The office will be open from
8 a, m. to 5 p, m according to the
notice received from Hal B. Koss,
secretary of state.
; ..."
Return from North Mr. and Mrs.
G. R. Johnson and Ml&s Louise Un
derwood returned Monday from Port
land and coast points, following a
week's vacation. Mrs. Etta B. Hill
and Scott Hill, who is connected with
the Texas Oil company in Portland
accompanied them to Medford to be
the guests for & short time of the
Johnsons.
Medford Couple wed A Medford
couple, who, had secured their msr
rlage license from the county clerk's
ofice several days ago, returned here
this morning to have their ceremony
performed by Justice E. w, Madison.
They were Edwin Dave Beery, 39, and
Ila Bryant, 24, he giving Lost River,
Idaho, as his jjjrthpia.ee and she She!-
ton. Wash. It was a second marriage
for her, Grants Pass PaHy Courier,
TONITE WIHIam Boj4 In
"The Midnight Warning"
Thur. Zana Grey's
"Heritage of the Desert"
rot
A Four Pay
Engagement
Cast of thousands.
Including
BEBEfDANiElS
To .
UY
DRV QUICK
HOT ECONOMICAL
DELIVERY NOW DIRECT
FROM THE SAWMILL
ACTOR WEDS CONSUL'S DAUGHTER
12-
Marlon Mitehl Morrlaon, who played fooSbail at tha Univaraily oi
Southern California beforo h played in the movie under the name of
John Wayne, was married to Joaephlne Allola Saena, dauahter o lh
Dominican conaul at t-oa Anselts. Loretta Young r)jht) of the fiima
attended the bride. (Aaaodattd Photoi
IE SCALE SET
BY HAIRDRESSERS
Members of Medford'g Hairdressers'
association held a meeting at the
Chamber of Commerce Monday night
for the purpose of establishing uni
form higher prices Jot local beauty
parlor services. Mrs. Mabel Qrlgsbyv
of the Cinderella Beauty ehop, presi
dent of the organization, was in
charge Df the meeting. Other officers
include Mrs. O. J. Chord, Rose bor
ough's Beauty shop, secretary, ant
Miss Virginia Fredericks, Medford
Beauty ehop( recording secretary.
Announcement of changes In prices
wilt be me.de in the near future, ac
cording to Mrs. Grigsby,
ATTORNEY ADDRESSES
ACT1VIANS' MEETING
Attorney Kenneth O. Desman
headed the entertainment list at the
Active club meeting at the Medford
hotel iaBt night, with a talk on "he
Reformation of the Jury System."
Sebastian Apollo entertained with
several piano numbers and Meivtn
Tresh&m gave three vocal solos.
Kenneth Anderson toofe the Active
oth and was introduced to the mem
bers. GLORIA STUART AND
HUSBANO WILL PART
HOLLYWOOD, July 26. (UP)
Gloria Stuart, screen leading 'woman,
and Blair Gordon Kewell, her sculp
tor husband, added their marriage to
the list of broken - Hollywood ro
mances today when they announced
a trial separation.
Miss Stuart said they had agreed
to live apart for a year but that
divorce had not been discussed.
"We feel our love Is strong enough
to permit the situation," she added
Huge Money Flow
Awaiting Repeal
SAN FRANCISCO, July 36. AP)
The Bank of America In a business
.review here estimated that "about
75,000,000 in new money would
come to California" on repeal of the
Eighteenth amendment. The esti
mate, the review said, was based on
pre -prohibition statistics on grapes,
hops, barley and grain products.
Oregon Heather,
Fog on the coast, otherwise fair to
night and Thursday; no change in
temperature; fresh north and north
west winds offshore.
Slton's t
?tl 9:15
WORLD'S FINEST SOt'SD
BCA
Ends Tomorrow Night
f -M
he
AH J0U 0
MADGE EVA B'K MOROS
HARRY L.VVOnON
ritlDAV and ATfRr
TOM KEENS DOROTHY WILSON
in "SCARLET RIVEK"
FARMERS TO BUY
OWN GAS SUPPLY
SALEM, July 2. AP) The Val
ley Farmers Cooperative Oil associa
tion wbs Incorporated here yesterday
with, a capital afcoclc of $10,000 with
1000 shares at 10 each.
The association Is sponsored by the
Grange, but membership ts open to
ail farmers. While the primary pur
pose of the association la to handle
oil and petroleum products, articles
provide that anything used on the
farm may be handled.
Headquarters -will be at Woodbmn
pending decision on a permanent lo
cation by the board of directory
when elected, T. B. Hohart of Silver-
ton Is secretary. A number cf valley
residents are incorporators.
Joint Installation
Thursday Evening
For Artisan Life
On Thursday evening, July 3 at
the K. P. hall, Fifth and Grape
streets, the Grants Pass and Medford
assemblies of the Artisan Life asso
ciation will hold a public joint in
stallation. Mr. Quillen, head of the
field department, Jerry Sayier, su
preme secretary and Minnie Schmid,
Juvenile supervisor for the associa
tion will be present'.
An attractive program is being ptc- ;
pared, Mr, Sayier will 'entertain )n
his Inimitable manner. He will be.
remembered as the popular song
leader -when the Grange convention
last met in Medford.
At 70 Minnie Schmld will reor
ganise a juvenile assembly. The
junior -work for this meeting will be
exemplified by the Grants Pass Jun
iors and will be followed by ice cream
and cake, a treat from. Mrs. Schmld.
In future the work will be carried
on by Ella Gould, Juvenile superin
tendent for Medford assembly. The
adult work will follow the junior work
immediately. The public Js cordially
invited to attend,
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OMAN HITCH HIKER
WEN IE W COP
SALEM, July 36 tAP) Thumbing
rides in Oregon Is unlawful, but
there are other methods.
A woman hitch-hiker got a "lift'
by throwing rocks at passing cars on
the Pacific highway north of here
yesterday. Answering complalnta, an
officer picked her up. She was in an
over-wrought mental state, presum
ably from the heat, fatigue and hun
ger, the officer aaid.
She gave her name as Pearl Elliott,
25, and said she was returning from
Portland to New Mexico to her hus
band. Mats, , ISf
HIGH riDELITV HIDE RAKOE
1 1 1 A
him down!
No Job! ... No hornet . , . Na
girli . Bat life is jast an end
less eong . . . with the uky for a
ceiling and the moon si chandelier!
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BUILDING PEMISj
REFLECT INCREASE
LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Reflecting the Improred condition
noted In business for the past several
monthe, a steady increase tn build
ing has been experienced in Medford,
permit issued through the city
building department revealed today.
During the month of July last year
hulking permt totalled 2305. Al
ready this year for the month of
July the total la $9575.
Last year's total w!5i undoubtedly
Mceed tne 1S33 sum as tne lounty
court house construction waa Includ
ed, but the building, exclusive cf the
county construction, will exceed last
year'a record.
During the month of June In 3933
the building totAl was 3585. This
year's total for that month was 3895.
A greater Increase vras noted In th
month of May, For that month in
the building permit issued
amounted to 43423. Tor May this
jear the total climbed to l2,lSo.
Jack Wyatt Joins ,
Taylor As Owner -Cloverleaf
Lunch
Jack Wyatt, -who came to Medford
several weeits ago from Ei&o Nevada,
baa gone Into partner3hlp with John
Taylor In the irtaneyeissent of the
Cloverleaf lunch ehop at 111 West
Main street. Mr. Wyatt, a restaurant
man with 20 years experience, -witi do
the cooSring at this popular 31ttie
short order place. -
A counter with six additional atoole
will replace the case at th front of
the Cloverleaf. New etjuipment is
alao being installed in the kitchen.
Old-fashioned puttermlllc and other
local dairy products are featured on
Cioverleaf menus.
Jolson Pleasing
Rialto Audience
AI Jolson now knows how it feels
to be tried by a Kangaroo court,
Ths vagabonds tribunal sequence,
on of the most spectacular phaeee
cf Jolson's United Artist comedy,
"Hallelujah, I'm a Bum," which la
now playing at the Biaito theatre,
was filmed and recorded to ths Ac
companiment of a forty-piece sym
phony orchestra, with hundred of
supporting player on th set.
Supporting personalities in "Hal
lelujah, I'm Bum" Include Madge
Evans, Chester Conklia and scores of
others,
Jclscn' latest song hits and the
revolutionary '"photographic music"
-which, runs throughout the produc
tion, were composed by Richard
Rodger and IfOrens Hart.
4
NEWPORT FiRSfl WiNS
B!6 NAVY CONTRACT
WASHINGTON, July 26. f AP)
The Newport Kewa Shipbuilding and
Dry dock company today was ths low
bidder for two naval aircraft carrier
to be built out of public works fund
with an offer of 24,700,000 for one
ot $33,000,000 apiece for two.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
HAVE 150-egg electric Incubator in
perfect condition to trade for table
model separator. Box 11242 Tribun.
GOOD business and
Vancouver Ave.
furniture, 15&
PGR SALE Young mtich cows, S gal
ions per day. Gentle. Phone 1275,,
W!Il share expenses for transporta
tion to Portland. Tel 312-Y.
FOR SALE OR. TRADE Model
, truck for good miik cow, or might
consiuer iigm car, tjd crater lAkt
Ave.
PIKE Royal Attn & Lambert cherries
aa s, Pir st.
Wow! What
A Show!
ii's Bigger
Than
"42i Street
J A
f Jf Ofoi5afln4 yk
If I Mf T?ort 200
y SUNDAY q
Mary Pickford
Mary Pickord ha Leslie
her leading man la
'Secreiav
-v, .r, f. ,Bmm.
at the Craterian theatre today.
"Secrets takes the audience hack
to old New England days, carries
JISTS INJU8E0 II
dTERllAMASH
Mr. andMrs. W. K, Reynolds of
Seattle, Wash., were taken to th:
Community hospital lata yesterday
afternoon by Perl ambulance from
Woodruff Meadow district, suffer
ing severe injuries as a result of an
autGSiobila accident when their car:
turned over en the Crater Lake high-
Mrs, BaynoJds had bad cuts Dn the
head and About th eye, and also
chest bruise. Both hone in Mr. Rey -
noids' right leg wt broken, and
he had bBd calp wound.
Well Returns Ca3 C, "Wefts, dep
uty United State marshal returned
to Medford thl morning from spend
Irig several days m Portland and Sa
Wm. Deputy Weiis, with two guards.
took nine federal prisoner into Port -
Shews at
2;00
7:15 - S;15
stirring
ever
in Cratenan Hit
TOrt, m tk to the -t,
. T0Bg coxxpi buttd lor tie m.
romance always found In Mary Pick
ford picture drama, comedy, and
charm.
land week ago Sunday. Paul PJMacMahoa laead jw?ts.bl usaor4
White, veteran -counterfeiter arreetedi
;b the Applegate country, was sen
tenced to ten veaia. on two counts.
rh aeatinces to run concurrently,. Mr.
caunterfelter arrested in Klamath
F'aiis, -was asntenced to fiy peseta,
SETHILfZATiON FOR
UNfjTJSJAZI AIM!
. '"v M il ian :
deaigned to purify tn oemaii race;
) by sterilisation of th unfit nd -
tfeJt!osin5 u-ch a operatioa la -:
treia cases or a sn Individual r-
Quest will be made effective by thej
Nazi government next Janyary J. j
A special boasd will have -oantroVj
power for Keoutloa of the measures j
1 and three axperS wlH hear appeals, j
RCA HIGH FIDELITY
rj i, iii v vn h
Starting Today!
For Four Days
A New Triumph for
The Talking Screen!
You'U kagh and cry wth "Amsriisa'i Ewesthcsrt" is
this most briiliwii triamph of a brifflant career , , sat-
shteteg anytbteg she hat ever done cfcr
romance that suiBJnarket all that she ha
meant to her snUlicius cf admirers? .
j t dtYT,
i r lESLlE HOWARD w
1 i i'li 1 1 It "CIMABBDSr TS SpiB i
1L j f WAGON!"
mmJl itiia awiiMiiiinL AW
Charley Chase Comedy
"NATURE IN THE WRONG1
Universal News -with Crafoaa MacNaasse
jjj
HEESE MAKERS
MEETJi FRIDAY
Under aspit.t tsf tfc d..ryi
comm!tte of the chamber of
nwice, snesting i ssuthra Creyca
cheese manufacturers wlii be held in
t cbjunrjur eS commum oJJice Tri
day, July 3Sth at S-JMJ p. nv. It was
aiKwunced by H. A. Thleroli today
The chamber of commerce has beea
v-arting definite program -witii
Treference to ttie cheea induAry and
it is Krpectn) Kbat as a ?u3t ct Xb
meeting great deal wiH be aocosi
piUhed toward furthering the iater
s sf this Impcrtant industry,
These msts-ufsctttreTS -who
i aitnified their iutenticaj of ttJ36lnj?
sj-e; D. M- Chnrch511( CentraJ Point
Cheese factory; John R. Rber, Malla
Cheese aad Produce -Ccmpany, lae.;
K W. Ward, Ladino Cheese comp&nj.
Eagle PoiTi't.
GOLD RUSH DAYS
m SiLB DOLLAR
A picture filled with the thrill a4
rowans -sf cioseer llf-c ie th mtiA
f V Coi"
Edward Boblnsoa, famous tor
powerful ecreen characteriBatiOG,
has th-e iBtense aad -colorful pal sf
Yates Martiti, th Colorado Stiver
King, yeba rose from poverty to ricnea
owmlghK Beb Xunlsla sad Allns
lag cast,
Jm
DAnCE
Dreamland
TONIGHT
BINTZ" KQQBJS'S
XITTX.E
Men 25c
Ladies 10c
55e
Hves. . .36a
Kiddies s Blffi
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