MEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1934.
PAGE FIVE
Local and Personal
Vinton from Klamath Mr. and
Mr. LMWr Stebblna of Klamath Fall
were guesta here Sunday of Mr. and
Mra. Sam Ooldstlne.
Coal Shovel Stolen A coal ahovel
was stolen from the furnaoa room of
the Rlalto theater soma time Sunday
night, according to the report filed
with city police.
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Senator Returns Home Senator
George Dunn spent the week-end In
Portland on business. Mr. Dunn re
turned to Ashland Sunday. Ashland
Tldlnga.
Ash In J(nll Frank: Robert Ash, 50,
of Kansas was In the city Jail this
morning, having been picked up by
policemen while sleeping on a stairway
near the Hubbard Bros, store about
4:15 a. m.
Visit In Ornnts Pass Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Zeek, formerly of Grants Pass,
were here Monday visiting friends.
The Keeks resided In Boise, Idaho,
for some time, and are now making
their home In Medford. Grants Pass
Courier.
To Address Garden Club Will War
ner will be the speaker at the Med
ford Garden club meeting Thursday
evening. Mr. Warner has been a very
'- successful grower of gladiolus and the
club Is glad to have secured him for
a timely talk on this subject. The
plant sale will be held Friday and
Saturday of this week In the store
building next to the Star Market on
East Main street, under the auspices
of the Garden club. Anyone having
extra bulbs or plants for this sale Is
asked to call Mrs. Spilver, 861-Y, be
fore Thursday noon and the commit
tee In charge will call for the plants.
TODAY & WED.
UP TO HIS NECK
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head over
heeh) In love
A Paramount
Picture with
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CORTEZ
Richard
BENNETT
Elizabeth
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Screen Sons, Song Shopping
"The Pharmacist" News
Dolly Mat. 1:45. Eve. 6:15 p. m.
Mra. Tucker Improving Mra. Ed
Tucker of the Brownsboro district,
who underwent a major operation a,
few days ago at the Sacred Heart hos
pital, was reported Improving nicely
today.
Leave for Conference Jackson
county's delegates to the Home In
terests conference at Oregon State
college, left thla morning for the
north, accompanied by Mra. Mabel
Mack, home demonstration anient, and
Mrs. Bertha Glasgow, -.vlce-chftirmni.
of home extension.
Tea Tickets on Sale Ticket for
the wedding gown tea, to be spon
sored by the Parent-Teacher associ
ation Saturday at the Colonial club,
can be secured from Mrs. Allen Drys
dale, telephone "821-X, or Mrs. Jack
Heyland, telephone 1537-J, It was an
nounced by the committee In charge
today.
a
Girt Scouts to Meet Girl Scouts of
troop 4 will meet at the scout head
quarters Wednesday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock for a supper and hike. Those
attending are asked to bring their
own food. "Angles on horseback ' will
be enjoyed, Is the announcement, and
If It rains the dinner will be held in
the scout headquarters.
Sunday School Sentence Kenneth
Sutherland, arrested by city police,
charged with being drunk In a public
place, appeared before Police Jude
A. D. Curry late yesterday and was
sentenced to spend five days In city
Jail and to attend Sunday school for
at least 10 Sundays. Judge Curry
said the desire of the court is to give
the youth a chance to Improve him
self.
Named Delegates Mr. and Mrs. T.
E. Daniels and the Misses Carlton
have been asked to represent Medford
at the National Recreational associ
ation conference of the western dl
vision In Santa Barbara, April 5, 0
and 7, the Chamber of Commerce
board of directors announced today.
Letters, announcing the conference
and asking for representation from
this city, were received some time ago.
Birthday Ten Friday The Women's
association of the Presbyterian church
is making arrangements for a large
crowd at the annual birthday tea to
be sponsored at the home of Mrs.
Hamilton Patton, Friday afternoon of
this week. Quests are Invited for
the hours of 2:30 to 6 o'clock. Mrs
Patton's father, Mr. Warner, will give
an Illustrated lecture on his recent
trip to South America, and a fine
musical program is promised.
Dr. Page Speaks Tonight Tonight
at 7:30, John C. Page, D.D., of Chicago
will give the opening address of the
three-day Bible conference to be held
In the Baptist church. Dr. Page Is
well known as a Bible teacher and
radio speaker throughout the country
and Is chief executive of the extension
department of the Moody Bible Insti
tute of Chicago. This conference Is
sponsored by friends and members of
Mrs. Warner's Bible classes and an
invitation Is extended all interested
persona.
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Mrs. Ban com Goes North - Mrs.
Dorothy Baucom, guest of Mrs. James
Grlgsby over, the week-end, having
come here for the dedication services
at the memorial erected out fronj
Grants Paso to the late Lieut. Burrell
M. Baucom. her husband, left last
night for Portland, where she Is a
member of the Meier & Prank store
staff. Mrs. Fred Downing of Port
land, Miss Martha Baucom of Mo
lalla, and Wesley Baucom. sisters and
brother of the late well-known local
officer, also visited the Grlgsbya here
Sunday evening. Other relatives here
for the dedication were: Mr. and
Mra. B. M. Baucom of Molalla and
Mrs. Hazel Gray and sons Joe and
Jack of Eugene.
For Medical Care Miss Amy Walaj
of route one, Medford, la a patient for;
medical care at the Sacred Heart hos
pital and was reported getting along
satisfactorily today.
Mr. Patrick Recovering Oswald
Patrick, who has been a pneumonia
patient at the Sacred Heart hospital
for several days, waa much Improved
today. Mr. Patrick la an employe of
the Timber Pro" vmpany.
Mrs. Lyman III Mra. L. Q. Lyman
of West Main street underwent a
major operation at the Community
hospital this morning. She was re
ported getting along nloelythls after
noon, Visit South Rogue Camp Bill
Jones of the Rogue River national
forest and Max Rands of the Port
land forest office, who arrived, here
last night, left this morning for the
South Fork of the Rogue.
Astronomy Class Changed The
teachers' class In astronomy will not
meet tljls week, as planned, It waa
announced today. The session has
been postponed until Wednesday,
March 7, at 7:30 o'clock. The mem
bers will meet at that time at the
Senior high school.
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TODAY and WEDNESDAY
FEATURES 2
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I Jt Terrific dramatization of the t l P
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y.syy jobless homes where the I rrfet K
!''m. flames of passion must be 'f A
t " kept alive on love alone!
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MAIXiK EVANS ALICE BRADY OTTO KM'GKR
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Also COMEDY- SPORT THRILLS NEWS
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JOHNSON BEATS
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AIM
(Continued iroxn Pace One)
prices outstripping purchasing power.
2. A more efcctlve rule to prevent
sales below costs of production.
3. Uniformity in wages and hours
In Industries which are competitive.
4. Uniform classification of areas
for the prevailing southern wage dif
ferential
5. Further reduction In work hours
and further Increase In hourly wages.
6. Protection against monopoly, op
pression of small enterprise and m
cluslo nin codes of buying regula
tloris to protect the small fellows.
7. An Improved method to secure
complance,
8. A method for financing code ad
ministration without racketeering.
9. EH lml nation of Inconsistent or
conflicting provisions in codes.
10. Adequate labor and consumer
representation In an advisory capac
ity on code authorities.
11. Uniform government reprcsen
tat ton on the authorities.
12. Wider use within code groups
of mechanism for settling labor dis
putes. 4- 1 - -
Stated Communication of
Reames Chapter, O. E. S.,
WK. Wednesday evening. Febru-
ary 28 at 8 o'clock. Social
night and Initiation. Visit
ing members Invited.
HATTIE M. AUDEN, 6ecy,
Coming to Holly
Craterian Star
Mouse and Minnie besides a host of
other funmakera.
Larry Crabbe and Ida Lupino head
the cast of Paramount's "Search for
Beauty," featuring 1 5 perfect men
and IS perfect women, winners of an
International contest held In every
English speaking country In the
world. This film la coming on Wed
nesday to the Holly theater.
In addition to the winners. Larry
("Buster") crabbe. Ida Lupino, Rob
ert Armstrong, James Gleason, Ros
ooe Karns and Toby Wing are fea
tured as the principal players.
Now at Studio
Richard Barthelmess la tho "for
gotten man" In "Heroes for Sale,"
which heads the double bill now at
the Studio. The other film, "Beauty
for Sale," Is a. drama of modern city
life.
Mat.
1:45 p. in.
Eve.
8:411
Khlilles
loo
3 DAYS
STARTS TOMORROW WED.
The Set Up Is a Luxury Farm
Where Gorgeous Girls Make Weak Men Strong and
Strong Men Tremble . . .
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F.l
ood for what ails you!
Com on down to th form
and pick peaches! Feait your
eyei on the harveil of the
world's beauty crop I laugh
yourself tick at the Health
Farm promoter who find
farming unhealthy . . .
SEARCH
FOR BEAUTY
with the 30 International "Search
for Beauty" Conteit Winners ond
unrinftt'aiAtK id iunno
ROBOT AsMSTltONG JAM'S GUAS0N
I0SCOE KARNS 10IT WINS
A Poramount Picture
PLUS-SHORT REELS
Last Times TODAY
JOHN BOLES in
"BELOVED"
with GLORIA STUART
The Screen ' Epic Dramatic Romance
CliHrlle Kuggles and Mury iiolund
star In "Six of a Kind." coming
to the Craterian theater tomorrow.
Doubles of Film
Stars Coming In
Craterian Revue
Believe It or not, Medford has its
own doubles for various film stars.
Those who entertain any skepticism
of this faet will b able to see the
truth of the assertion next Wednes
day and Thursdnv, March 7 and 8,
at the Craterian theater when movie
stars in all their glory comedians,
singers, dancers and what havo you
will be represented In the "Hollywood
Mpvle Revue" by their local doubles.
Tfle show has been In rehearsal for
the past two weeks under the direc
tion of Miss Helen May, former Fan-
chon and Marco star.
The show Is heralded as a musical
comedy laugh riot, with the plot of
me production laid around some of
the more humorous episodes In the
lives of the various atars, and the
author did not "spare the horses."
There will be a Oarbo to do some
plain and fancy "slinking." a Clara
Bow to "It" all over the place, a Lupe
Velez to explode like the firecracker
she Is. Ellssa Land), Jean Harlow, Joan
crawrord and the latest darling, Mae
West. She'll be there with her widely
advertised pulchritude well pro
nounced. There will also be a Doug
las Fairbanks. Jr., Laurel and Hardy,
the Marx Brothers, even Mickey
PATROL TO DRILL AT
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Pampered Girls in Rialto Picture
ON SATURDAY r
Plan for th? pro..prity ball at th
Jackson county fairgrounds pavilion,
are moving forward rapidly theae daya
aa date of the affair draws nearer.
Saturday night'a the night and the
numeroia features planned are ex
pected to draw a mammoth crowd.
The Hlllah patrol of the Shrine.
sponsoring the dance, will put on a
special drill between dancea and mualc
'or dancing will be played by Dlnty
Moore's Little Giants.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
An lnumaie giimpno into ine bou
doirs of those pampered New York
girls who live In luxurious surround
ings and never work, la shown in
Ladles Must Love" at the Rlalto
theater for three days, starting today.
WILL PAY CASH for men's second
hand hats, suits and shoes. Will
H. Wilson, 32 No. Front St.
AUCTION SALE Horaea and mulu.
Gravlln's Peed Barn on M street,
Grants Pass, Saturday, March 3rd.
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. baled or
loose. Local, non-irrigated alfalfa
seed. Tel. 523-J-4. Otto Nleder-meyer.
75 RED chlcka now.
Phone 1569-Y.
Mra. Dreaaler.
WANTED Lady to share expenses to
San Francisco or ixs Angcies. xei
1136-R.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 4 - room .
completely rurnisnea. sceam-neavea
apartment; equipped with Frlgld
alre, electric range and washer.
Rent, $37.50 without garage. If you
are looking for the beat call at 135
N. Holly and look this over.
WANTED Woman for part time
housework. 4a so. central.
WANTED To buy well-made . trailer
and light boat suitable for use with
outboard motor. W. S. Thomas, 45
S. Central.
FURNITURE re -upholstered, re-glued,
re-flnished. Thlbault. Phone 969-R,
WANTED To buy or lease a Ham
burger shop. E. Ed sail, Ashland,
Ore.
WANTED Good outboard motor, 4 to
10 horsepower. Call 38 N. Riverside.
GOOD USED CARS
Chrysler and Plymouth Trade-Ins.
1930 Bulck Sport Coupe.
1932 Ford 2 -door Sedan.
1930 Ford 2 -door Sedan.
1933 Plymouth Coupe.
1927 Hudson Coach."
Also a number of older models at
special prices.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC.
38 N. Riverside.
aVMWWItifriftWsaltli
Shows
1:4
1:45
miisMunin, irrrnir iff ii ill ii iiiiwiiir
Mats . . . 2.1c
Kves . , . 3.1c
Kldillet . . 100
Starting Tomorrow!
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IT'S ALL IN FUN!
uune Kmgnc, Mary Carlisle, Bally
O'Nell and Dorothy Burgess are th
four girls who have a penthuose and
manage to angle gifts from suscep
tible males, which will enable them
to pny the rent.
The merchants of Grants Pass, Ash
land and Medford are cooperating
with the patrol to Insure success for
the party.
Roach Resigns Thursday The res
ignation of Officer Rodney Roach of
the game division of the state police,
becomes effective Thursday of this,
week, at which time he will return to
his home in Eugene to enter business.
Sergeant Ed Walker, formerly of Rose
burg, has been transferred to this)
city to take Roach's place.
Matinees
at
1:43-3:10
Evenlnjrs
at
6:4.1-9:00
Compare our pictures with all
the others regardless of price!
Mats-15c Eves-25c Kiddies-1 Oc
STARTING TODAY for 3 DAYS
Charlie and Mary ,
their first honeymoon was
so much fun, they ve
decided to take an
other one!
Jb5 Oeorge had to tax L' j
l '" n who yi
should be ntnnlnc the hotel where ftli' I t
the honeymoon Is to be spent but l. l I i L I
rS f Rklpnorth and Field.! What a ! , , lilll I
B,0TI I s
with
CHARLIE RUGGLES
MARY BOLAND
W. C. FIELDS
Alison SKIPWORTH
GEORGE BURNS
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LAST TIMES TONIGHT
Wheeler & Woolsey
"HIPS HIPS HOORAY"
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BEHIND THE SCENES
WITH NEW YORK'S
LADIES OF THE
EVENING....
There's the devil to pay when
they start to play! Four wise
(?) girls pining away in a pent,
house ... no food ... no finery
... no fools with money I Bnt
how they get by is nobody
business in this uproarious
comedy-romance with music I
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with
ADDED
Jack Otterman In
"UM-PA"
Cartoon
News
JUNE KNIGHT
NEIL HAMILTON
SALLY O'NEIL
DOROTHY BURGESS
MARY CARLISLE
Buy Lumber Manufactured
In Jackson County
This company maintains a continuous year around pay roll
engaged in the logging, trucking, manufacturing and
distribution of lumber and lumber products.
Timber PkojMts Comrw
Rnd of No. Central
PHONE 7
A flood Firm to Trade With
Medford
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