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PAGE TWO ItrEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1934. LT VIE SATURDAY FOR COUNTY UURELS Three One-Act Plays to Be Presented at Junior High by Bellview, Eagle Point and Jacksonville Casts Meteorological Report February 23, 1034. ForMU. Med ford vad vicinity: Fair but with fog tonight and Saturday. No change In temperature. Oregon: Generally fair with local foga in west portion and probably ocaalonal light rein or anow eaat por tion tonight and Saturday. No change In temperature. Everything li lu readlne&a for the public presentation of the rural dramatics contest playa at the Junior high school auditorium, Med ford, Saturday evening, February 34. There will be three one-act playa given by the Bellview, Eagle Point and Jacksonville Oranges. Each of V.iese playa won first place In their respective district in jthe county wide dramatics preliminaries. The plays will be Judged Saturday even , ing by Dr. Arthur Taylor of the Southern Oregon Normal school, Rev. Wm. J. Howeii of Msdford, and MIsa Louise Howard of Grants Pass. An Annual Affair The contest la held annually un der the supervision of Mabel C. Mack, home . demonstration agent, as a part of the extension project in recreation and dramatics. The pur pose of the contest la to encourage more recreation and dramatics work among adult groups, and to aid lu better play selection and better pro duction. A dramatics training school for play directors was given In January through the extension service with Jack Stuart Knapp of the National Recreation association as Instructor. An approved llat of playa to be used In the contest was prepared by the home economics extension depart ment of Oregon State college, thua eliminating the necessity of scoring plays on selection. Playa will be Judged on direction and acting only. Interest In Finals The playa this year have been ex ceptionally fine and much Interest 1s being shown In the final contest, The drama t lea committee, composed of Claire Hanley, Jacksonville: Victor Burse 11, Central Point; Mrs. Elsie Hoover, Roxy Ann. la In oharge of arrangements for the final showing, Mra. Sudor Bohnert la muslo chair man: rfarry Ward It ticket chairman, and Mrs. O. 0. Mauat, publicity chair man. The program la as follows: Piano solo by Cyril Sanders; Col lection of Scotch Airs, Joe Nee, Jack sonville; "Mlas Maria," presented by Eagle Point Grange, directed by Mrs. Madeline Barrett. Tills la a charm ing play with an 1860 setting, and la taken from Tales of Old O Hester. The cast la as follows: Mlaa Maria Welwood, Yeta Olson; Miss Rose, Mary Weld man; Mr. Charles Welwood, William Miller; Mrs. Matilda Bark ley, Jease Mlttelstaedt; Mr. Ezra Bark ley, Clarence Davles. Bellview Has Comedy The Bellview Grange play Is a very effective comedy entitled "The Dear Departed," concerning the division of property of the dear departed one. It la directed by Mrs. Cella Andrews and the cast la as follows: Mrs. Sla ter, Delia Inlow; Henry Slater (her husband) Floyd Carter; Victoria (the daughter), Ada Andrews; Mrs. Jordan, Mrs, Wade Wallls; Mr. Ben Jordan, Walter Longstreth; Abel Mer ryweather, Edwin Dunn. The Jacksonville Grange play la entitled "Ambition" and la a tense drama of love, honor and fame. H la directed by Joe Nee of Jackson-' vllle. The caat la: States Attorney ( owens, wunur Takei; his wife, Doris Conger; William, tfw butler. Herbert Gtfford; Estell, a witness, Mra. W. Arnold; Hat tie, the maid, Florence 01fford. The highest scoring play will be entered In the state contest at Ore- gon State college, March 3, at the ' Home Interests conference. Other counties competing In the contest are: Clackamas, Columbia, Lane and Josephine. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 45; lowest. 33. Total monthly precipitation, Inch; deficiency for the month, 1 70 Inches. Total precipitation since September I. 1033, S.30 Incheardericlency for tne acason, 0-77 Inches. Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yes terday, 78; 0 a. m. today, 100, Sunrise tomorrow, 6:64 a. m. Sunset, 0:65 p. m. Observations Taken at B a. m., 120 Meridian Time. CITY irwu H l P H s H Boston Cheyenne ............ Chicago .............. I Eureka I Helena ....... Los Angelea ........ MEDPOBD I New Orleans New York Omaha Phoenix J Portland f Reno ............. I Roseburg 'salt Lake , San Francisco I Seattle Spokane I Walla Walla - Washington, DC, 44 32 38 16 .... 8 .... 10 80 84 80 39 70 44 44 .... 30 12 78 .... 80 43 84 .... .... 44 82 38 80 82 84 38 4 28 83 .14 80 28 .84 Clear .10 F.Cl.ly .... Clear .08 Clear Clear Rain T. Foggy .... Cloudy T. .34 .01 Cloudy clear .08 Foggy .... Cloudy .44 P. Cldy .... Clear ... Clear .... Clear .80 Clear Bmmld fillllliiw (Continued Uutn page one) secretaries and figuring out wntt 1 ai question fit may be asked. w Nntea Everyone seems to have fooled everyone else In connection with the bonuses. Most fooled (next to the experts) were the bonus leaders, Pat man and Rankin, Pat man did not algn the appeal for a vote until the last moment and Rankin did not sign at all. War department Insiders believe the Runso-Japanese hostilities will be delayed until late spring, They disagree with the diplomatic insid ers who say the shooting will start within two months. Tako your pick. Edward P. Hutton, the wealthy broker, haa sounded out government officials privately on the Idea of handing his German-built yacht over to the navy for training purposes. He has complained" to friends about the high domestic taxes. Before he brought the yacht Into Miami, he paid 900,000 duty on her. speaker Ralney ,hoa a way of giving the cold shoulder to house Demo crats who vote against the president. He passes them in the hall without speaking to them. When Mr. Gar ner was speaker, he buttonholed them and ralBCd Cain. The president usually prapares for .his press conferences by going over tne newApapers, carefully with hla The Community Boya club, being sponsored and organized by the Sal vation Army, will hold Its second meeting and gym class at the Wash ington school gymnasium next Sat urday at 10 a. m. The club has the uae of this gymnasium between the hours of 10 and 12 each Saturday morning. Twenty boys attended the first meeting and gym class held last Sat urday, The boya played basketball and are soon to form a league among themselves, which will run for one month only. Any boy between the ages of eight and 18 may Join Uila club and en Joy the privileges of membership by attending the gym class next Satur day. Dues are 6 cents per week. 'FREE BEER' STOLEN FROM DANCE CROWD Someone took the newa of "free beer" literally, at the Spot, 21 South Riverside avenue last evening, for midst the distribution of the bever age free to those who attended the Eagles' dance at Dreamland, a halt keg of beer was removed from the room where the crowd was gathered. Such was the report made this morn ing to the city poirce. FREE CLINICS FOR PETS SCHEDULED Tomorrow the second in a series of six free clinics will be given at the Rogue Small Animal hospital, 1445 North Riverside, by Dr. 8. E. Phillips, It was announced today, and all ani mal lovers are invited to bring their pets for diagnosis. The clinic will open at 9 o'clock and continue until fl o'clock. Dr. , Phillips will be ealsted by Mrs. Phil Hps, who la a graduate bacteriologist. They will examine and prescribe the i needs of all pet brought in. 1 Each Saturday afternoon, until six clinic have been held, one will be sponsored at the Small Animal hos pital.; This aervtce la a new one ex tended Medford, and It la hoped thnt all pets with undetermined Ills will be brought to. the hoapltal tomorrow afternoon. noftenbaiim Leaves A. 8. Rosen baum, district freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific com pany, left on the Shasta Thursday evening for San Francleco, where he was called to attend to business matters. T7 V Another Double Special Values that you can't afford to leave off your list. Come early and avoid being disappointed! Cream Puffs 6 for 23c All varieties with either Genuine Whipped Cream or Custard. Hot Butterhorns 4 for 19c We have evolved a new method of selling Danish Pastry. We keep the pastry dough dormant by refrigeration until the goods are needed in our stores. The dough is then re moved from the refrigerator, allowed to proof, , baked and sold to the customer while still hot. We know you will like this new type Butter horn. -Flasky and Crisp and above all, fresh from the oven. 3luh m O'BRIEN RESIGNS FROM STATE POLICE FORCE Captain Lee M. Bown, of the Ore gon state police, today announced that Detective Sergeant James O'Brien had resigned front the department, effective March 1. O'Brien, who la now In California, resigned to accept other employment. SHOES for MEN Watch for our ad announcing the opening of our new Shoe Department for Men...' FLORSHEIM FRIENDLY FORTUNE MANN'S SAVE 10 TO 60 SHOP AT WENTM1N, THRIFT Over 7000 Items, remedies, toilet ries, sundries and tobaeros, You will he umaied at the SAVINGS. Wild Root " 0 Wnre set. Ponder. 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Chickens milk fed, dry pick ed fancy colored hens, f boilers or bakers, I SiC Lb. 1 w Boston Shoulder of Lamb, Lb Rabbits fancy 1& 20. Shortening 4 lbs Sausage a real treat to lovers of good farm sausage, Z.TZ 2 lbs Smoked Sausage the same fine sausage, smoked just right, I MC Lb 33 25 19 C Bacon fine flavored, sugar cured corn belt bacon, by the piece 17i20 to Sliced Corn Belt Bac on in cellophane H-lb fryers, lb DON'T FORGET THE STEER BEEF FOR THE SUNDAY DINNER 25' 13' Here Is a Real Saving for You! Silver Slice Florida GRAPE FRUIT Here is a fancy quality Florida Grape Fruit at a low price No. 2 can 2 for 25 Dozen $1.45 Case of 24 cans $2.87 FOUNTAIN Turkey Dinner 290 Steer Beef Roast and Noodles 250 Baked Premium Ham 250 Special Pie treat Phillipino Chiffon ...100 Serve these Special Super Food Mar ket Pies at your bridge luncheon! Exclusive Super Food Market Creations. 6th at Grape atfes c& LydinaiM 6th at Central SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders. 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