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JfEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933. PAGE MOT Local and Farmer CalU J. 8. Zaah, farmer ol the Phoenix district, wu transact ing business m Medford this morning Mrs. Allen in City Mra. B. T. Allen waa a Business viaiwr m wouium Wednesday from Aahland. Jesslman Fined Charles Jesslman. arrested yesterday afternoon by city police on charges of being drunk in a nubile place, was fined 110 in city court this morning. Runaway Jerry Rudell. aged two. ran away from his home at 601 East Main street last evening, and was later found at Wlllard'a Sandwich shop on South Riverside avenue. Here from Ashland Mrs. W. D. Jackson, Miss Charlotte Jackson, Vir gil Jackson and Bruce OeMera were visitors in Medford Wednesday, the Ashland Dally Tldlnga states. To Direct Traffic Lieutenant A. O. "Hap" Dunn of the Oregon state po lice headquarters here. Is In Klam ath Falls to direct traffic during the American Legion convention. Mr. Cooper Here C. H. Cooper of Durango, Mexico, arrived in Medford by train this morning, called here by the serious Illness of his mother. Mrs. Catherine Wright. Mrs. Cooper baa been here during Mrs. Wright's Illness. lOXlTE and SATURDAY seventy-five Smackers a Jump And Most of It Goes to Widows! Also Our Gnng Comedy Sport Reel.' Pat lie Newt. t PARACHUTE S M JUMPER" - bettedavis i W FRANK McHUGH j .TJ&l .... b a Warner Bra, hk tee fm m tPvw dotk " worx-'' Com mHt ttaf J ffiA lata 5 U rwict or too arta't boi!; Betty Crocker's Angel Food There's no cake that even rivals Betty's 13-Ejjg Angel Food cake in popularity. There seems to be no slacking down of the demand for this delicious cake after six months of unpre cedented sales. People keep coming back for more. ' Tomorrow we will again feature this cake in con nection with the Nation Wide Campaign, at 39C for e uniced 44c tor the De 1,11X0 variation4 We have several types of Fancy Angelfoods all made from the 13-egg Recipe which we market as the De Luxe cake. These include Maraeoon Crunch, Fresh Raspberry, and Chocolate. All de lightfully iced. Phone us your order early. Open until 9 p. m. Saturdays SATURDAY NIGHT f DIHTY MOORE'S A Litlle Giants A -.. A Cool Place To Dance Ml To Beautiful Music . Wl a at the mm 0 FAIRGROUNDS ( s mn ladies m Itil 3ge 10c iGf ,-,.-' ' -T Personal To Visit Lake Edith Hay of Long, Beach, Cal toft thla noon for grater, Lak, where the pluu to ipend a few dayi. She arrived in Medford on the Oregonlan thla mornln. Leaves for North C. M. Allen, tele phone engineer for the forest aervice. left today for Grants Pa&a and Port land, having attended to business here during the past week. To Visit Gallup Carl J. Rosa of Madera, Cal., arrived here on the Shasta this forenoon to spend two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gallup of Eagle Point. Visits In Medford Miss Helen Welch left Thursday for Medford. where she will visit at the Fred John son home for several days. Grants Pass Dally Courier. Spotlight Stolen George Shell of 228 Haven street reported to city police that a spotlight was stolen from his auto parked at the Armory last night. Business Visitor Morsman Condlt of Portland, representative of the In surance Company of North America. waa in Medford on business yester day from the northern city. . To Portland Persons leaving on the Southern Pacific excursion trip this forenoon for Portland Included Mrs. L. H. Wyant, her children, Wan da, Fern and Ralph, and Homer Fox, all of Lake Creek. Journey North Mr. and Mrs. S. C. God love and Mrs. C. L. Harrison, their daughter, who is their guest from Gypsum, Colo., left yesterday for Eu gene and Portland on business and pleasure, over the week-end. Make Home Here Mary and John Vlmo'nt have returned to Medford from attending the Free Methodist camp meeting at Portland. They were accompanied home by Mrs, Myrtle Nlckerson and daughters, Na omi and Pearl, who will reside here a Leave for Home Little Miss Pa tricia Wheeler and friend, little Miss Madge Ball, both of Portland, who have been spending the summer with Patricias grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Lundy, left on today's train for their homes. m Return from North Reverend and Mrs. E. N. Long and family of the local Free Methodist church, returned last evening from a five weeka' trip to Portland and coast points. While In Portland they attended the an nual conference and camp meeting of the church. Marketing Crop Otto Bohnert of Central Point has commenced mar keting his famous brand of "Table Rock" canteloupes with the Medford merchants. Mr. Bohnert is specializ ing on raising canteloupes, has the 'choicest ' varieties and la shipping them to Portland and other cities on the coast. 0 Mr. Toft Very III Joseph E. Toft of this city waa reported quite ill M the Sacred Heart hospital today. Fishing the Rogue Wm. F. Isaacs Is spending several days this week at his lodge on Rogue river, enjoying much fishing. Undergoes Operation Fred Powers, Jr., of Williams, Ore., was brought to the Sacred Heart hospital this morn ing and underwent a minor operation. He was reported getting along nicely this afternoon. Mrs. Jones Still III Mrs. Wanda Jones la still confined to the Sec red Heart hospital receiving treatment for a broken back, sustained some time ago. Her condition wss report ed slightly Improved today. Has Injured Arm Leonard W. Ma ther of the Trail district waa brought to the Sacred Heart hospital several days ago to receive treatment for arm Injuries received in the Curtis-Gardner quarry. 8 hong Goes Home Clair Shong, who was brought to the Community hospital some time ago for treatment of an infected hand, waa in a much Improved condition today. He was removed from the hospital to his home yesterday. Prohl Meet Word has been receiv ed from Miss Opal Rush of Ashland that the Young People's Prohibition force of Jackson county will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the Medford Christian church. The ses sion will last for one hour, with music and short talks by the young people. Flowers Displayed A beautiful bouquet of delphiniums, grown by Leland Mentzer. la on display .today at the Chamber of Commerce. 9 Mr. Mentser also had some very fine gladioli on display at the recent Med ford Garden club chow in the city park. Motoring In South Misses Billle Hammett and Elise Reld. who left Medford last week for California, are still enjoying a motor trip through the southern state. They are now in San Diego, where Miss Reld makes her home. The latter will accompany Miss Hammett on her return to Med ford. Both are students of the Uni versity of Oregon- - underwriters Meet Rogue Valley Underwriters' association held Its monthly meeting at the Hotel Jack- aonat a noon luncheon Wednesday. in attendance were: Pres. H. C. Galey, Ray Wright, Chas. Ray, A. Berrian, Vernle Carter, Harold Brown, H. C High. F. B. Sweeney. P. R. Shelley. T. J. Fuson, Ed Gore and H..C. Bray. ton of Portland, who Is & field man representing Mutual Life of New York. Mr. Brayton also addressed the aaso elation and gave an Interesting talk on insurance. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR SALE Triumph peaches, best of all early canning peaches. R. R. Guches, Griffin creek. A REAL BARGAIN 1931 Ford truck, long wheel-base, dual wheels, good condition, $375.00 cash. Berry dale 2nd Hand Store, 1603 N. Riverside. WANTED Will help share expenses to Portland. Call 67. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good "29" Harley-Davidson motorcycle for car, horses or cattle. Phone 331-J. MAN AND WIFE wish work on farm. 227 East 9th. Phone 479-R. FOR RENT Beautiful bungalow; 2 bedrooms, modern; many built-in features; double garage. Call at 548 Penn. Ave. LOST Black shepherd, 3 months old. Last seen at Centra! Point bridge. Phone C. C. Hoover, 437-Y. WANTED Ride to Klamath Pallj, leaving Medford about 8 o'clock Saturday night, Aug. 12. Tel. 30S. MAN with family must have auatain lng employment. Reliable. Refer ences. All communications answer ed. Box 13391, Tribune. ' FOR RENT ApU. 63S No. Riverside. FOR SALE Red June spples, good quality. Sgobel it Day Packing nouae. BAiiE stock trailer, young M7Bia. w. n. uaim.ii, Eagle point. RCA PERFECT SOUND HIES! Any Time Children 10c Any Time TOMTE Saturday Only Continuous Shows 1-11 p. "END OF THE TRAIL" c saMMMsaBaiaaHHHa Ubsasfr-l'lVsBsLieMsnsM -Frontier Justice Moran and Mack Comedy Pair of Rocks'' "Kraxr KatM ImraM Dorothy Beyler W VS 1 "The Widow a ffU- A In Scarlet" fsL Pusch. Visitor P. J. Pusch, repre senting Rloe, Sttx & Co. of St. Louis, Mo., was a business visitor in Med ford this morning, calling on local merchants. Photographers Meet The photog raphers of southern Oregon met at the Darling studio last night to dis cuss the proposed code. The code, as proposed by the International associa tion, was unanimously approved by the conference, and all were enthusi astic over the steps taken to elim inate unfair practices. Members of the union from Grants Pass, Med ford. Klamath Falls, Yreka. Weed and Ashland attended the meeting. Ash land Dally Tidings. Receives Clipping Mrs. Wm. Bates is in receipt of a clipping from her cousin, printed in the New York Herald-Argus, in which he describes a very pleasant visit to Oregon and California. One of the interesting features of the article was the quick time made by airplane from Chicago to Medford. He left Chicago at 10:30 p. m. and landed at the Medford air port at 3 p. m. the next day, being only 16 Va hours on the trip. Meteorological Report August 11. 1933 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair to night and Saturday. No change in temperature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Satur day, tmt foga near coast. No change In temperature. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 81; lowest, 43. Total monthly precipitation trace, deficiency for the month, .03 Inch. Total precipitation alnce September 1, 1932, 14.88 Inches. Deficiency for the season. 259 inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday, 17 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 76 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 5:16 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:16 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M, , 120th Meridian Time Boston ..... ........ 76 Cheyenne 78 Chicago ............ 74 Eureka 80 Helena M 88 Los Angelea ........ 83 MEDFORD 99 New Orleans 90 New York ...... . 73 64 86 Cloudy P. Cdy. P. Cdy. .04 76 .... 50 .01 56 .... 64 .... 60 .... 78 .... 58 .68 66 .... 86 T. 60 .... Rain Clear , Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear P. Cdy. Clear Clear Clear Clear Omaha 62 Phoenix 114 Portland 84 Reno 94 Roseburg 90 68 58 Salt Lake City .... 98 86 San Francisco .... 70 02 Seattle 78 66 Spokane 9B 60 Walla Walla .?. 100 70 Washington, D.C. 80 64 P. Cdy. Clear Clear Clear Cloudy .90 WASHINGTON. Aug. 11. (AP) An extension until September 16 has been granted national banks and state member banks for filing with the comptroller and the Federal Re serve bank reports of their affiliates. SUNDAY 4 BOATLOAD Of at- JOY SHIP AHOY I A nutty-caJ. ... naughtycal , . . musical Jamboree! . . . with Uf . laughs lore and laughterl mm mist CHARLIE RUGGLES PHIL HARRIS GRETA NISSEN'-HELIN HACK CHICK CHANDLER ' JUNE SREW3TCR 1 SHIRLEY CHAMSERS" FLORENCE ROBERTS MARJORIE CATESOU Spook Show h and DANCE Eagles' Hall Medford oier Medford Nai l Rank Fri., Aug. 11 I o'clock Maffic Mystery . Mirth Music A General Good Time Everybody Welcome Admission: Adults 2o& Children 10 rS Si S 2 Barthelmess in mw3 v l i Richard Barthelmess is starred in "Heroes for Sale," a sensational story of an ex-service man, and showing Rialto Stars Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy have the leading roles In the Rialto the atre's feature picture for today and Saturday. "Below the Sea." The film haa underwater scenes all done in Technicolor. CAST OF STARS IN 'PARACHUTE JUMPER' ''Parachute Jumper," starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Bette Davis and Leo Carrillo, opened this aft ernoon at the Studio for a two-day run. The picture Is romantically adven turous with a strong tang of wise cracking humor,, punctuated with thrills. OLD WEST AT ROXY IN 'END OF TRAIL' "End of the Trail," starring Tim McCoy at the Roxy tomorrow, takes the memory back to the exciting days of sixty years ago when a start led America awoke each morning to I read tales of General Custer's last stand at the Little Big Horn, and other bloody combats between the fiercely resisting red men and the United States cavalry. For "End of the Trail" has its setting in Wyom ing back In those days when it was an ordeal of courage for one to try to travel to California. CANADIAN kGCKlES LOWEST Round-Trip Fares la many years to r.'.I TusTra des tinations ore now amiable, and the advantaftes of Canadian Pacific Scrrico cats no more! XL -jT TRAVfc'. tnrr.tlh tie world's mo fat.vjsmotifualr. region fte Car.adlrizi Ilock'c.iz you HO Ran, rr ictuni, ihli mm met. TranKcr.tintnt -1 uz'.n leave Vaiicoii-.fnhilvfcrPlI points Eit, wm rrTmtyw mm u- '-jvt-ttt mm i. . r ... iJ W J T.-r. r LAKS LOU.Sl C"NJOY itop'OYWi wherertf yon wleh. Plan tounend a few diya at those !':im'ut Mountain Re-orti-I5anff nnd I a'-cft Loti'M four recial Popular Priced mountain tours are now textured. pOtJR diffcrtnt llarftstn Piru to tho Chlcnito tnturr of Pro ftrM Eipotitlonand trip mm tb Canadian Pacific will !? fou on added travel thrill. Call for pec il foldera and inlormatlM). W. If PivXrW oiin- AcMn lu tar;. ; m a ht!ii wm w rwiM mr of ft! hi A VWTi 1 1 1 1 H li mWmV ISM ONOUlUOW-FAW MT. i,TPHEr( Craterian Hit at the Craterian theatre today and tomorrow. Loretta Young and Aline MacMahon are In the supporting cast. IS BADLY BURNED William Harlow, trained workman In the CCC camp on the Applegate, was brought to the Sacred Heart hospital this morning suffering from severe burns of the face and arms. Hla condition would not permit ques tioning to determine the source ot Injuries, the attending physician re ported. The man, who operates a com pressor, was taken to the surgery, where treatment waa administered to hla entire face, arms and forearms. Sunday-Monday SMUDGE! -r-7 ..' NO OTH 3MAN CHARLES BICK FORD CWILI ANDIIt ERIC IINDIN t. n . i n m . ur-. - rvini. r - -m. u. OKI.l'S FINKST SOUND . . . .1 -7 r'vA itrn 'TOl S RCA IIIrIi FLdellty Wlile Rome I B W VVlTLl. U f trt siaTTTzziire ! Bt:r , lfHour i!?Bsl Today and Saturday L Ss. . SI THRILLS 1 GASPS! Vi P ' -l&T l EX0ITMENT1. 1 'J A2S ) 4 Undersea Scenes in I -t il Techni-colorl J L . Jf VA IV : - fe'iV J"'l'l I t VsS m .... rtFW a DAK NG SEA O VER 5' r 5 71. V I 1 AGAINST GIANT OCTOPUS! ' ' -lA I I 1 To save tht girl if . Sr' ' I StK U.d th. dreaded 1 "T1 W ' JUm FAY WRAY j I Zaau Pitta Thelma Todd Vf RALPH comedy In "Bargain of the Century" CfXiC? BELLAMY i0"00" S -I Universal Newsreel '2 1 A COLUMBIA I "'S - II" A s h i I Every worker ''Jf In the mill Jt" -tfr town knew of 'ftT her hutbsnd'. PaCjt, linls "friend" T JL He other uomnn I I P could havt done I I L I I ' Jii'i-fk uAa the did! .. .M FOURTH STREET Early opening of Fourth street across the Southern Pacific tracks, looms. A section crew Is now In stalling the crossing. Public Util ities Commissioner C- M. Thomas ap proved the crossing, and both the city and the railroad have acquiesced. The street has been paved for sev eral months, to the railroad. The new brewery la on the west side of the crossing and a tombstone factor)' on the east side. H. O. Froh bach suggest that a civic celebra tion untier in the new crossing. He proposes that the first keg of beer be used to christen the crossing, that the people get together with the maximum merriment and the mini mum of oratory. Acetylene welding Brill Metal Works. Shows at 2:00 7:15-9:15 WORLD'S FINEST MUM) Today and Saturday Here's Just One Reason For the N. R. A.! It I WANTED! LATE MODEL USED CARS 1927 . WE WILL PAY CASH or take your car in trade on a new Chrysler or Plymouth Buy Now Before Prices Go Up Armstrong Motors, Inc- Chrysler-Plymouth Headquarters TELEFH0NE 18 "I Laugh At The Weather Man" "Ltt the thrmomtr rite. I'm praporad. I hav found a dallghh fui way to ilay cool and rtfrsshtd. I kp plnty of tcd India Tag on hand. Try tti India Ta makes betlsr Iced lea. Chilling nvr weakam Its flavor. To gt India Ta, look for the Mop-oMndla trademark on every package of tea you buy. Mala. Bves. ..t.ie ..33c Kiddles II Dime RCA HIGH F1DKUTY WIDE RANGE to 1932 ii aSjl look rr (hit
