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MEDFORD JIAIL TRIBUNE, TUEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, MARCH IS. 1934. PAGE SEVEN Local and Mr. Rtamci Returns Attorney A., B. Reanws returned yesterday morn ing from a Jew days' business trip to Portland. Beach Is III Roland C. Beach. a alitant postmaster, was yesterday re ported 111 at his home, suffering from a severe cold. " " Leaves for Portland N. Allece Green of Portland, who has been visiting In Medford. left yesterday for her home In the northern city. Mrs. Stone Improved Friends of Mrs. D. W. Stone will be glad to learn that ahe la getting along nicely since her recent operation. Leave for Portland On a business trip to Portland. C. M. Kldd. Arnel Butler and Dr. R. E. Green left on the Oregonlan Saturday evening. Out on Ball Arrested on charge of disorderly conduct. Hugh Wilson waa released from the city Jail Sat urday morning, when he furnUhed $10 ball. Co To Hollywood Peb Stone and Ohio Buchanan left last night for Hollywood and Los Angeles where they will spend a weelt visiting friends. On Vacation B. O. Harding, agent for the Southern Oregon district bu reau of Internal revenue, la on a va cation this wee from his duties at the federal building here. Mr. Fowler Returns J. G. Fowler, representative of the S. and W. com pany, returned Saturday to Medford from a business trip to Eugene. Mrs. Fowler accompanied him on the trip. Held In Jail Arrested on charges of being drunk in a public place, John Wilson, 54, of Galls Creek, was lodged In the city Jail, Saturday afternoon. He waa arrested at a stage depot here. Guest of Stones Vaughn Stone of the Paclfio Fruit and Produce com pany, who has recently been trans ferred to Mt. Shasta City will spend today visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Stone. Purchase Delivery Truck Medford Cash and Carry Cleaners and Dyers, have announced th purchase of a new delivery truck, and plan to feature free delivery throughout the elty, It was announced yesterday. Dedicate Hall Members of the CCC camp at Kerby Friday evening pre ' sented a minstrel show at the Rogue River Girl Scout hall, at the dedica tion program for the new building. Nearly five hundred persona were In attendance, according to Captain Har old E. Stow of the Medford CCO headquarters who attended, ' Visitors at Prospect BUI Jones, road foreman for the Rogue River National forest service, spent yesterday at Pros pect on business. Friday evening he returned from an Inspection of the , emergency work at the CCO camp at South Fork of the logue. Install Teletype State police head quarters In the city hall now have a teletype machine, which was install ed the latter part of the week. Mes ' sages may be sent on a circuit con ' nectlng the local office with various ' branches of the department through , out the state. Colonel Kelly III Colonel E. E. ' Kelly, who has been 111 for the past 10 daya, waa taken to the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday morning, ! where he was reported to be In an Improved condition yesterday after- noon. He was suffering from compll- ' catlona following an attack of Influ enza. , Collision on Sixth A boy on a bl cycle had hla newspapers scattered , . over the street Saturday, when ha, col llded with the truck driven by c. A. Hansen of route 2, Medford. The ac- j cldent occurred on Slxt.i street be- ; tween Barttett and Riverside at 12:45, . p. m., according to the report placed ' on file with city officers Saturday. ! ... Chimney Fire A chimney fire at , 80 Rose avenue Friday evening waa ' .' extinguished by the city fire depart. ment. An erroneous report waa turn ' ed In, saying the house was afire, and ' the large truck was sent to the ad ' dress, Fire Chief Roy Elliott aald Sat urday. He requested that when calls ; are turned In, to state If It Is a chlm- j i ney fire, so that the small truck r might be sent out. ! ... : Files Accident Report An accident 1 report waa placed on file wltb the elty police Friday, concerning an accident i ' on Thursday at 9:30 a. m. Bud Rim- ble of the U. S. Talent relief station and C. L. Gardner of Klamath Falls 1 , were driving the automobiles. The . report concerning the Kimble car stated that the Oardner car "was mak ing the curve too fast on wrong side of road." . Leave for Rosfburp Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Rogers of HUlsboro left on the Shasta Saturday morning, for Rose burg, where last evening they at-, t tended a special meeting of the Span ' lab American War veterans' auxiliary. : .' Mr. Rogers la departmental Inspector ; for the Spanish American War veter ans. Miss fyrtle Reed, national mu clclan for ' Spanish American War ' Veterans' auxiliary accompanied them. On the train, they Joined Mamie B. Schmidt of Georgia, national presi dent. ... Two Junior Forester Two Junior , foresters an being placed on duty with the Rogue river national forest, according to announcement made yesterday by Karl L. Janouch, super visor of the forest. H. Robert Mans field, who has been with the Siski you National forest, headquarters In GranU Pass, has been ordered to re port here for duty March 24. Hla work will Include, surveying. Maurice Ted row, now In charge of forestry work at the Carberry CCC camp, will re ceive an appointment as Junior for est r before the first of April. Hla du ties will d?al chiefly with the recrea tional development of the forrst. dealing particularly with the Upper Rogue region. j Personal . Have Class Meeting The Gleaners' class of the First Baptist church will I meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o' i clock with Mrs. W. L. Jones, at her i home, 343 Apple Itreet. A full attend ! ance la desired, j . ... Conferring Here E. R. Martin of 1 Portland, superintendent of the work of the American Sunday School union I for Oregon, Idaho and Washington, la ! spending a few daya In Medford con t ferrlng with D. D. Randall, missionary jfor southwestern Oregon. ! Leave for South Mr. and Mrs. O. j M. .Murphy and Mrs. Robert Strang j are leaving by motor this morning i for the bay district, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy to visit their daughter, Miss Gladye Murphy who Is a student at San Jose State Teachera college. Mis. (Strang will accompany them to San Francisco. I ... Report at Salem At a meeting of commissioned and non-commissioned officers in the state police will be held In Salem Monday, for Instruc tions on the PUC rulings, the Knox law and other recent legislation. At tending from Medford will be Cap tain Lee M. Bown, in charge of dis trict three, Lieutenant A. G. Dunn and Sergeant Clarence C. Williams. Plan Benson Recital Following several postponements, owing to Ill ness among pupils the Eve Benson Dancing Studio will present Its spring recital at the Craterlan March 26. A charming program la being arranged combining beauty with dexterity In the art of dancing. Five stage sets are being prepared for use with some of the numbers. Special lighting effects, and beautiful, aa well as novel cos tumes will be seen at this recital which promlsea to be one of the best ever rendered by tho group. A new all-air service to cities of lower California and to Mexico City is now effective, H. J. Merchant, dis trict traffic manager of United Air Lines, announced today. Passengers leaving Medford at noon arrive In San Diego in the evening, and depart from that city the next morning for the south, 6ome of the stops enroute to Mexico City being Mexican, Los Mochls and Mazatlan. The route from San Diego to the Mexican capital Is flowrr" by Pan American Airways. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. John Bohncrt of Cen trall Point are the parents of- a daughter, weighing 6', pounds, born March 14 -at the Puruckcr maternity home. If you have not already made an inventory of your business and will soon, remember trie Commercial Printing Department of the Mai) Tribune, 28-30 No. Grape, carry In ventory blanks. Phone 75 and we will deliver the blanka to your place of business. Starts TODAY There's No El Brendel and El's Belles in a rapid-fire comedy hit Olseni with Walter Catlett Barbara Weeks ig Cartoon, "In the Zoo" 12-inch and 16-inch Green Slab Wood PINE $75 Big Double Load Now Taking Orders First Come First Served Timber PidiMs Company hioforo Vix oaaooN PHONE End North Central. E Mtclford Junior high competed with Ashland Junior ht&h In two debates i on Friday, March 16. The question , was, "Resolved, that the United States ; Should Adopt the Essential Features of the British System of Radio Con trol." The first debat waa held at the local Junior high. Tha affirmative waa from Ashland. The team was composed of Ellen Waltermlre and Francis Port, and was accompanied by the principal, Miss Myers. The negative was upheld by the Medford team, Virginia Hammond and Rich ard Thterolf. Tho Judge. Rev. Joseph Knott s, declared the negative win ners. The other rei ate was held in the Ashland junior high. The Medford affirmative team, Billy Wilson and Shirley Tuttle, was accompanied by the coach, Mrs. Guy Young. The Ashland negative team waa compos ed of Jack Parsons and Charlotte Walters. The Judge, Mr. Fuller, award ed the decision to Vie' negative. This ends debating for the local ninth grade team for this year. Grants Pass Junior high school de baters defeated the Medford Junior high school Thursday evening, argu ing the negative of the subject: "Re solved that the United States Should Adopt the Essential Features of the British System of Radio Regulation and Control." Bertha Sexton and Lela Mae Furch ner were the Grant Pass debaters, and Jeauuette Thatcher and Harold Hartzell represented Medford. Miss Annette Grey is the local coach. Medford was victorious in the de bate conducted here Thursday with the Grants Pass Junior high uphold ing the negative. Barbara Hampson and Marian Meade represented Grants Pass. Young people of Jackson county are looking forward to the conven Hon to be held at the Presbyterian church here Friday, March 23, spon sored by the .Jackson County Sunday School association.- The theme for the meet will be ."Youth Spiritual Leadership Training." The meeting will start at 4 p. m. Friday with a study group for adults lead by Dr. W. I. Van Nuys of Port land. At 8:30 the ladles of the Pres byterian church will eerve dinner to those attending the convention. After dinner there will be five study classes which will take up various topics re lating to youth training in the Sun day school and church today. It Is hoped that every church in Jackson county will have five dele gates so they can have a representa tive in each of the classes. Each class will have a minister to supervise the study. The climax of the convention will be the main address of the evening, which will tie In with the coming Easter programs of the churches. 8 Midget Photos 10c Peasley Studio. Continuous Showa Today 1:30 to 11 p. m. Sense to It! "Delleve It or not, we're waiting for a street car." Moment ALSO Screen Souvenirs Kew A Good rirm To Trade With ' 1 am lov 1 Will Rogers in Wf-m i' '--is Br v yW: A The part that has long been hailed i tailor made for Will Rogers, that of "David Harum," opens a three day engagement at the Craterian the ater today. And once again, Louise Dresser has an Important role In a Rogers picture, this time as David Harum's sister. The film portrays the life of a shrewd and sturdy horse dealer whose cold bartering and unethical methods cf doing business are the gossip of the Bmall town In which he lives. But underneath the hard exterior there is a homey, human, humorous side of the character that fits Rogers so well. All the color that made "David RICHMOND. Va., March 17. (AP) Dr. Francis Preston Venable, noted chemist and president of the Univer sity of North Carolina from 1000 to 1914, died here today of pneumonia. He was 77 years old. Starting Today For 3 Days. SHOWS TODAY AT 1:4153:166:459:00 A Perfect Rogers Role! PLENTY OF But He Couldn't Slip One Over On Cupid! You'll laugh as you've never laughed before at Will Rog ers . . . mixing love and horses . . . fixing his young friends' romance . , . singing his trotter to victory in a whirlwind finish for one of his funniest pictures! It has that "State Fair" flavor LOUISE DRESSER KENT TAYLOR a . 1 1 SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE Craterian Hit Harum" one of the most popular novels of American literature Is pre served In the picture. Clean, whole some, natural, maintaining continu ally a family typo intimacy, there Is a homey, human, humorous side of the character that fits Rogers so well. All the color that made "David Harum" one of the most popular novels of American literature la pre served In the picture. Clenn, whole some, natural, maintaining continu ally a family type Intimacy, there 1b a wealth of entertainment values for everyone. Also In the cast are Stepin Fetch It, the perpetxially lazy colored actor, Evelyn Venable. Kent Taylor and Noah Beery. WASHINGTON, March 17. (AP) Three Russian fliers were ordered to day to leave Seattle and rush to the rescue of the 89 survivors who are on an Ice pack IBS miles off the Kampt chacka coast. HOSS SENSE th Wfl EVELYN VENABLE STEPIN FETCHIT v! added attractions All Star Comedy "Crook's Tours" "A Day In Venice" Movietone News aa av-.amaim. Rialto Stars With a large cast headed by Ralph Bellamy, Walter Byron, Fay Wray and Walter Connolly, "Once to Every Wo man," plays today and Monday at the Rialto theater. The story Is that of young nurse in charge of a ward in a large hospital. How the lives o: many of the patient in her ward, arc affected by her own affairs Is grip plngly presented and makes power ful, human drama. El Brendel Star Of Roxy Comedy In "Olsen's Big Moment," which opens today at the Roxy theatre. El Brendel la elevated from the position of a supporting comic to that of principal performer. Cast in the role of an Innocent janitor who Is caught up In a mess of romance, racketeering and adven ture, Brendel gives a sterling perfor mance. He shows definitely that his years of experience as a comlo on the stage and on the screen have borne fruit. With him In this film is Wal ter Catlett, no mean comedian in his own right. Together they are a riot. Mats-25c Eves-35c KIDDIES 10c Ik . Ell At Studio 'The Mayor of Hell" opens at the Studio theater today. This picture la a am rt It lift revelation of the cruel ties practiced upon boys in a reform school. Jn the role of a ward heeler the au peri n tendency of the reform school as a political plum, James C&gney finds himself thrust into an unbe lievable hell. Clark Arrives In City To Open New Insurance Office Mr. and Mrs. Lei and Clark moved to Medford during the past week and expect to make this their permanent nome. They played In the northwest bridge tournament recently held in Portland and were one of the eight couples to reach the finals. Mr. Clark will have charge of the business of the Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance company for Medford and Jackson county. The company Is now entering Its 40th year and according to Mr. Clark they recently added S25.000 to their already larp.e surplus account. This was made possible by the large volume of business during January, Febru ary and March of this year. Indi- Matinees am5rjiaiieaarinaTrrairiir.aii Evenings TiW 6:43 9:00 H deaaaJefaaMalaMMell H Compare our pictures with all the others in town regardless of price! III Mats 15 Eves Today and Dreams. . .Desires. . .Hopes Every day they passed each other spoke smiled and went their separate ways . . . Then, in one magic moment, the dreams, desires and hopes of twelve shattered lives brought love to two people who almost passed love by , M x M 'f ;' I HARRY LANGDON NOVELTY cations are that their fortieth year will be their banner year. Mr. Clark comes direct from the home office and states that he Is im pressed with the business activity and the optimism displayed In Medford and feels sure that he and Mrs. Clark will be well pleased with their move. Crossing Plan. SALEM, March 17. (AP) The By bee avenue undercrosslng Job In Port land, which waa to be let by the high way commission at its meeting in Portland March 23, will be held up for some time for revision of plank, the department announced here to day. The project will cost about $20, 000. WINDOW GLASS We sell window gla-ss and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. On your way to Crater Lake, atop at Union Creek Restaurant. Open Sunday. DOES MORE Than Any Cleansing Cream Can Do! Empties the pores and clarifies the complexion When Used With Our Hot Towel Treatment If your pimples and bad skin are due to clogged porea Lucky Tiger Anti septic Ointment will quickly replace with soft velvety skin if you follow the simple instructions with each jsr. Costs little at druggists to give this new creation a thorough trial on money back guarantee. 25 Kiddies 10 Monday! mm&itti sank J in "POP'S PALS" A NEWSREEL
