PAOE ELEVEN
Double Feature at Rialto
Liquor, six brands.
Gardner Drugs.
Prices reduced,
FOR SALE Fully equipped one-ehMr
barber aliop. well located on busi
ness street and on p.nific highway
through town. Mrs. Wirt TiwinM.
Yrefca.
WANTED To borrow 1.700 on gt;t
ecie security. Box 11713, Tribune.
LOST Between Laurel and Orange on
8th St., one woman's glove. Finder
please Phone 875-W,
NOW IS THE TIME to have your
spraying done. Shrubbery and fruit
trees. Call 258-W.
FOR SALE Lovely small home. Will
aacrlflra for 2.O00; Si. 000 cash or
car and some cah. 316 Willamette.
Local and Personal
Jack Mitchell will peak In the
Federated churches at Central point
Sunday, 11 a. m.
FOR SALE 1 MiJ-v.!c radio, 1 Phllco,
laiye rocker. 313 Willamette-.
WANTED Capable housekeeper.
moiher. home, small family.
Stewart Ave , across street from S. O.
S. Packing Co., after 7 p. m.
YOUNG woman, stenographer, desires
office work, fleft-rences. Tel. 053-R.
Only two more days to hear Jaok
Mitchell, the nationally known Bible,
teacher. Bring your Bible and come
to the Baptist church tonight.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR TRADE 2 model T Fords, good 1
condition; yew wood bow, set el.ver-
ware, for uned c.ir or what have
you? Kdwln Rhodes,- Camp Wlthus
Auto Park cabin 5.
Si.M. mTmiwii;.iaw
LOST Coin purse containing chni
and Central Point school warrant.
Phone 339. Reward.
Even.
3 no
Kiddles 10c
Khlillrs 100 fc'
mi mm 1 ii v it ammt
Hoor Opon
MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJXE MEDFORD, OI?ECJONT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1034.
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l.osci purse MM. Harry Hansen re
porwd Thursday t the city police
Itatlon aha had lt a small coin
purae.
at
Waddell improving Perry Wa4de!l
of thla olty. who recently underwent
an operation tn a Portland hospital,
la reported as getting along nicely.
I'ndrrgoei Operation Jamea F.
Campbell of route 4 underwent a
major operation at the Community
hospital today.
From Lake Creek Henry Meyer of
Lake creek la a patient at the Sacred
Heart hospital, where he underwent
a minor operation.
Miss McConocHle III Mlaa , Besslo
MoConoohle of Brown's cafe la a pa
tient at the Sacred Heart hospital for
medical care, and wea reported get
ting along nicely yesterday.
. .
Brush Fire The city fire depart
ment answered a call to SOS North
Central avenue Thursday morning at
J o'clock, to extinguish a brush fire.
No damage resulted.
To Have Party The Alpha Sigma
class of the First M. E. church will
have It regular social meeting Tues
day evening. February 20, announce
ment states. All members of. the
class are Invited to attend.
Chorus to Meet The Jackson
County Teachers' Choral club will
meet at the courthouse auditorium
Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock for
rehearsal, and all members are asked
by the director, Miss Harriet Baldwin,
to be present.
...
Colvig on Einenild Staff Fred Col
vlg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Col
vrg of this city, who entered the Uni
versity of Oregon at the opening of
the winter term, has been made a
member of the staff of the "Oregon
Emerald," campus dally. Colvlg was
also recently pledged by Sigma Nu.
social fraternity, friends learned here
today.
Rev. LaRose Home Rev. John T.
LsRrae of the Nazarene church re
turned last night from spending two
weeks In Portland, Salem and Tilla
mook, attending conferences of the
church. He also enjoyed some "teal
head fishing while at Tillamook, and
reported this morning that he was a
successful fisherman "as usual."
. .
Becks Motor North atr. and Mrs.
Michael Beck left last Sunday by mo
tor for Belllngbam and Tacoma.
Wash., where they plan to apend tho
week. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Lester Rathburn aa far as Port
land. She Is remaining there to visit
relatives.
Accident on Illehway State police
this morning investigated the auto
mobile accident on the Jacksonville
highway near Medford shortly before
8 o'clock this morning, between auto
mobiles driven by Ernest B. Bishop of
route 1, Medford, and Earl B. Barker
of Portland. Bishop, according to
the investigating oflcer, made a left
hand turn, falling o signal. No one
was Injured In the crash.
Need New Flag A caller In Med
ford yesterday from Rogue River made
a trip to the courthouse, and after
viewing the flag in front of the build
ing, suggested to the Mall Tribune
that something be done about pur
chasing a new one. especially one
complete with all the stripes. The I
Rogue River man was of the opinion
that a new flag ahould be flying b
Washington's birthday.
Leave for Conference Four mem
bers of the local Active club will at
tend the convention In Seattle to
morrow. Olen Fabrlck. Kenneth Den
man and William McAllister are leav
ing tonight by motor for the north
and will be Joined In Portland by
Chester Hubbard, who will continue
to Seattle with them for the confer
once. They will attend the Satur
day night banquet and the sessions
Sunday morning, planning to return
to this city late Sunday night.
Ely In Hospital J. L. Ely of this
city Is a patient at the Community
hospital this week tor medical care.
Has Broken Ankle Kate Argrave of
Talent is a patient at the Community1
hospital, receiving treatment for a
broken ankle. I
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Down from Butte Kali-, M:e H. h.
Craft of Butte Falls was rented 111
!n this city today. She is a patient
at the Community hospital.
Gets Building Permit A building
permit was issued today to Mary Mc
Donald of 33 North Front street, for
reshlngllng of her residence at a coat
or $50.
Mr. Scherer Home Paul Scherer,
president of the Northwest Fruit In
dustries, Inc., who has been attend
ing a fruit meeting in Portland, re
turned here this morning by train.
1A. Hess T eaves Lieutenant J. B
Hess. auditor from headquarter,
Ninth corps area, left last evening for
San Francisco, after checking ovor
the property accounts of CCC head
quarters, Medford district.
Blrk Returns Glen J. B.rk, district
manager of the Metropolitan Life in
surance company, with headquarters
here, returned to Medford thla fore
noon by train from Boston and New
York, where he had been attending
th annual meeting of the company
Return from Portland Reverend
N. D. Wood and son Harlan returned
to Medford this morning on the Ore
gonlan from Portland, where thej
spent several days, Harlan taking ex
aminations in connection with enter
ing the U. S. navy.
Shows Movies H. Petri of the CCC
district headquarters personnel de
partment Thursday evening showed
moving pictures of the paper indus
try, and gave a lecture on the sub
ject at the Elk Creek CCC camp.
Nearly all the men In camp, number
ing 200, were In attendance.
Strikes pojr 'Mrs. Fred Purdin of
335 West Holly street filed a report
with -the city police, stating that at
2 p. m. on Thursday, as she was driv
ing south on Central avenue, a dog
walked under the car,, injuring it.
The animal was taken to the dog
hospital for treatment, she told the
officers.
Cord or Thanks.
' We extend our hearfelt thanks to
tho many friends for their sympathy
In the loss of our loved one, and for
I' the beautiful flowers and music, to
the minister for his kind words, to
Adarel chapter No. 3. O. B. 8., for
their loving kindness, and to the Ma
sonic fraternity for their Impressive
ceremony. Mrs. Ida Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Larsen. Mrs. Henrietta
Flck, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Flck. Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Flck, Mr. and Mrs. K. J.
Blgham.
Export Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 18. (?)-
Norths Pacific Emergency, Export cor
poration buying price, soft white
wheat, cents bushel,
Making his farewell appearance as
a "western star," George O'Brien has
the leading role In "The Frontier
Marshall" on the Rialto theater's
double feature program for today and
Saturday. "Untamed Africa" Is the
other picture being shown.
"The Frontier Marshall" portrays
the life of a law officer In the early j
days of the west. O'Brien, In the
title role, has ample opportunity for
some of his daring horsemanship and
realistic fighting.
At Craterian
As an Indian brave, educated in a
"white" school, Richard Barthelmess
has an entirely new characterization
from the many he has heretofore por
trayed in "Massacre," playing today
and Saturday at the Craterian. the
FIRST RUN WESTERN
AT ROXY SATURDAY
Bob Custer Is coming to the Roxy
Now at Studio
John Barrvmore. Clark Gable. Rob
ert Montgomery and Helen Hayes are
featured In the air mall story "Night
Flignv now av tne Stuuio.
Antolne de Salnt-Exupery, himself
a mall pilot, has concocted this story
of the very air line over which he
himself flew.
Liquor, six brands.
Gardner Drugs.
Prices reduced.
Liquor, six brands.
Gardner Drugs.
Prices reduced.
theater tomorrow in a first run west
ern. -Quick Trigger Lee."
The story reveals fcouble-doallng In
the gold Innds, while the grand-daughter
of the claimholdor. a movie act
ress, searches for her relative. Bob.
a fearless ranch owner, intercedes in
behalf of the tricked old man.
The program also includes chapter
two or the thrilling sky adventure.
"Phantom of the Air."
REAL OLD TIME
DANCE K. P. HALL
EVERY SAT. NITE
All the old time dances and the
best of old time music. '
- Ah WRIGHT'S ORCHESTRA
25c Couple. i:trn Ladles 10c
DANCE
Saturday Mcht. Feb. 17th
at Gold Hill Hall
Good Music
Admission 40e
BBBMwHDHHniHEW . II.. w a ,
DANCE
EVERY
SATURDAY
IN GOOD OLD
J'VILLE
Where the New Deal
Shuffles till 2 A. M.
DANCE
SAT. MITE
to
PEB STONE'S
Melody Boys
LATEST DANCE HITS
AT
DREAMLAND
HALL
A Good Time for All
Gents 35 Ladies 10
TODAY and SATURDAY
THE MIGHTIEST DMA
OF THEM ALL
Ik, 4 ISr;
W L:r&i JU. I MY UNA
a. '. -.a S3
life. i -f "11 1
JOHN
BARRYMORE
HELEN HAYES
CLARK CABLE
BARRYMORE f i4
MONTGOMERY &r
Prepare for your blg
gext thrill great
In a drama of
the nMrm of heroes
who dnr not think of
the sweetheart fhey
leave behind as they
ride with death thru
tnf and Htnrm!
ALSO
CHARLIE CHASE in "Midsummer Mush"
MICKEY MOUSE IN "Giantland" News Reel
3ZZ
10
SATURDAY NIGHT
Follow the crowds to the
ORIENTAL GARDENS
DYNGE'S RED COATS
Playing the latest hits. Also Best of Old Time Music
Two Dances. One Admission
Tonite Nancy Carroll in
Saturday Only
Continuous Shows 1:30 to 11 p. m.
First Run
FAST RIDING
FURIOUS FIGHTING .
in
in
"QUICK
TRIGGER LEE"
PLUS
A twin
"fllnf foolH
markfd for
death by
the mjntfrjf
men.
Chap 2
The Sfcrrt
of the nert
ALSO
Tom Howard Comedr, "Dlrorml
Swe"(" Mlrk.f lnu.e IWfll
ENTERTAINMENT?
Just try and beat this
show regardless of price!
Mats-1 5c Eves-25c Kiddies Oc
Today and Saturday
TVVQ ACTION THRILLERS!
1
When Men Were MEN
And Women Liked It!
0 Hark to the wicked 'OOx ... In a town
that knew no law hut flint of a ItnrkhiR
l-shnoter! . . . Mere U the mn of tho
lust of the frontier marshals!
A
with
Irene Bentley
George E. Stone
Alan Edwards
1 1
4
Snarling Hons at deuth grips In
the jungles every scene authen
tic every cli'rt token
at risk of tho camera
man's lire!
Oome with us to
ADDED
EDGAR
Kennedy
in
"Quiet Please"
CARTOON
NEWS
J
Thrills you
Murstnotmlis!
Prfmttive Lore
H.tci!
Wild henststdcth"
dripi!
Sirne Cnonibsl
Weird Junfle My-
tcricI
Tiecheroui Wilch
boctonl
SUNDAY
roloiful IntrlRiien of
trea'herou nomnn
a r In morons,
r
7-'
Fay Wray-Nils Anther
Today and Saturday
roNTIM (11 S SHOWS SAT. 1XIOIIS OI'KN l:H
THE RED MAN'S WAR
CRY RINGS AGAIN!
When while arms qulrkcn linvnge blood
things are hound to hojipen und happen
fast! , . . Imagine the fury or a million
(lavages turned loose upon this country
toriuy ... In defense of the only real
American nomnnhoodl
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
A Merry Mualcal-Comedy from Oay Broadway
"The School for Romance"
"Laughing With Mrdhury In South Africa" Ncwsreel
COMING SUNDAY 1
The Romance of a Girl
Vho Didn't "Belong"...
ishe hursts like a flash of sunlight Into
sleepy Carolina . . upsetting traditions
. . . Injertlug life where there was taxi
xic to win the man she loves I
1 l the emotional magnitude J
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