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KEDFOTSD MTTL TRIBUNE. 'MTDFORP. (TREGO'S-. Local and nu.nn in MMirord JWelborn Bee on ot Ashland spent Wednesday In Medford on business. From Medford Wednesday Tlslto.-s In Ashland Jrom Medford Included Mrs. Marie Schoepen and Mrs. Walter Jennings. Visits Dr. Woods Dr. Charles T. Sweeney spent Wednesday evening Tlsltlng at the home of Dr. E. A. Woods. Stewards In Yreka Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Steward of the Adrlenne shops are spending some time this week In yreka, Cal. Keported Improrlnr Msa. H. L. Wells, who underwent an operation at the Community hospital Saturday, Is reported Improving. BeVoe Recovering DeVoe of Talent, medical patient at the Sacred Heart hospital, left the hospital for his home Thursday, his condition be ing much Improved. v Taken to Court Jim Lee. 49. tran sient, arrested early this morning on East Main street, entered a guilty plea in city court to charges of be ing drunk In a public place, and was ordered to leave town. '' Returning Home Mrs. Lela Pierce ' returned to her home lrf Ashland to day on the Oregonlan. having spent the past few days here as the guest of Mrs. Ed Carlon and Mrs. George . Webb. . Slatthews Improving The Grants Pass Dally Courier states that Judge Grant W. Matthews of Josephine county, who became suddenly 111 last Saturday, Is showing gradual lmprove " ment, although still confined to his bed. Visit In Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam von der Hellen of Medford were callers In Ashland Wednesday even ing: Mr. von der Hellen Is one of the contractors In charge of the unit of the Siskiyou highway under construc tion. Ashland Dally Tidings. Home from South Hiram P. Ma der and L. A. Dell returned to Med- lord last evening from several days spent In San Francisco and bay points. Mr. Meador reported - work progressing rapidly on the new bridge, construction on which he had an op portunity to view. Meet Here Tonight The Jackson county planning commission met here last evening at the city hall, with -kiteAtnrii rit.v nlannlnf commis sion. Included among those present Was Guy Appiewnat, --ii.y wuuwi . man of Ashland and member of the city planning commission of that city. Fined S10 Neroy Theodore Warren, -retiri of-, l :1S this mornlne bv city officers on charges of being drunk In a public place, was nnea iu wueii hrnA Police Judore A. D. Curry for the second time this morn ing. Warren at first entered a not guilty plea, and demanded a lawyer. Trial was set lor a p. m. iocmy. torney William McAllister represented Warren, and the latter appeared be fore the Jutlgo entering his guilty plea. COMING ; : To End RUPTURE : Troubles Representatives of Wm, 8. Rice, Adams. N. Y., orlplnator of the Rice Method for the sell treatment 01 rup tiirn at home, will be ftt the Holland Hotel, Medford, Ore?., Wed., Apr. 4 to give a personal and (reo trial of his method to all sufferers who want to end rupture trouble and truss wear ing. wo matte? how bad the rupture. how long you have had It, or how hard to hold; no matter- how many kinds of trusses you have worn, let nothing prevent you from getting this FREE TRIAL. Whether you are tall and thin, short and stout, have a large abdomen, whether you urnm vmi are nasfc helD or have a rupture as large as your fists, this marvelous Method will so control and Xeep It up Inside aa to surprise you. It will so restore the parts where the rupture comes through that soon you will be aa free to work at any occupation as though you had never been rupturea. The trial will be absolutely com plete and thorough without a penny of cost. Yo owe It to your own personal comfort and safety not to miss the great free demonstration. It is a real opportunity to learn how you may be done with chafing trussea and the danger, suffering and trouble your rupture has caused. The hours are 0 to 12 ft. m., 2 to If p. m. and evenings 7 to 0. nemember the dates ami place, Holland Hotel, Medford, Ores. . TTf IMHIW1 IMI TODAY and SATURDAY- ."Here today, dead tomorrow today we love!" This was the happy-go-lucky slogan of their trade A drama'of earthy passion flaming in ihe clouds above With BRUCE CABOT ARLINE JUDGE ERIC UNDEN RALPH BELLAMY 'UKELELE IKE June Brewster Also Comedy - Traveltalk - Cartoon News Personal Mm. Ely III Mr. J. L. Ely of thin city la a patient at the Community hospital thla week for medical care. Undergoes Operation Mrs. C. L. Gray of Prospect underwent a major operation at the Community hospital today. Down from Lake Charley Gould of the Crater Lake park service was down from Crater Lake and reported mild weather continuing there. Permit Issued A building permit was Issued by the city today to Dr. Chas. T. Sweeney for construction of a garage at 308 south Orange, at the COSt Of $250. Daniels Goes Home Joe Daniel of Eagle Point, who woa a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital for treat ment of hip Injuria, was. able to leave the hospital for his home Thurs day. Plans Coming Here Miss Allda Bigelow, Oregon field representative for the Red Cross, plana to visit the Jackson county chapter, with head quarters In Medford, following a few daya' stay In Grants Pass. Prom here she plans to continue to the Coos Bay district. Gets Hole-In-One Louis Hamilton of Grant Pa&s, high school senior, shot a hole In one on the Grants Pass Country club course Wednes day, the Courier states. Hamilton's father wa the last player to record the same feat there previous to Wed nesday night. Family Mores Here H. I. Wirth, who announced that he will be an In dependent candidate for governor, said yesterday that hU family had moved back to Medford from Port land to reside. Mr. Wirth waa en gaged in the insurance business here for four years. SEATTLE, March 30. (AP) Orders booked by S65 mills In Oregon and Washington for the week ending March 24 were about 6.800.000 feet higher than the preceding week or 8.3 per cent, while the unfilled order file stood at 397,954,581 feet, an In crease of about 7,500,000 feet, the West Coast Lumbermen's association said today. A production of 99.978,784 feet of lumber for the week was reported by 577 down and operating mills, about the same as the week before. The average production so far this year has been 83,860,874 feet, while In the same period In 1933 It was 56,111,000 feet. CRAZED MINER TOSSES JEROME, Pa., March 30. (AP) A miner who, police said, tossed more than (2.000 In greenbacks to the winds before he was stopped, hanged himself In the county home last night. The man, John Garber, 43, was found by police yesterday standing In a shallow stream apparently at tempting to drown himself. He had been taken to the home for a men tal examination. DANCE Dreamland Hall Under New Management Saturday Night Modern and Old Time Dancing 7 -Piece Orchestra Men 35c Ladies 10c 3 'Come Up and I- (Courtesy Sacramento Bee.) O. O. Alenderfer, potentate of Htllah temple, shown on the left, present ing to W. P. Neville, potentate of Ben Alt temple, seated at desk, a cordial Invitation for Sacramento Shrlners to come to Medford on June 2nd. for HUlah's spring ceremonial. On the right Is E. C. "Jerry" Jerome, chair man of Oregon's Diamond Jubilee committee and past-potentate of Mi lan temple. The Shrine conclave here In June, Just preceding the Dia mond Jubilee, will be In the form of a Joint ceremonial with nen All and Hillah temples following the unanimous acceptance of HJllah's Invitation by members of the California temple. IE TAKEN OFF DRIFTING ICE LENINGRAD, TJ. B. 8. R., March 30 (AP) The icebre after Truvor to day rescued 196 fishermen and 65 horses from an Ice pack in the Fin nish gulf. The pack, about one and one-half miles square, broke away from the mainland and carried 250 men toward the open sea. along with 65 horses. Two icebreakers rescued B4 of the fishermen. A dense fog draped the gulf and rescue parties were unable to locate the drifting pack. SPECTACULAR AIR STUNTS AT STUDIO A pilot's death In a crash la good advertising, but the loss of an air plane Is something to worry about. That is the philosophy of Speed Hardy, the ruthless and thrill-crazed leader of the Black Cats, an air stunt ing troupe whose daring lives and careless loves are pictured In "Fly- Foot Sufferers Dr. W. F. Holloway, nationally known epcrt In Sdi'ntlrlc Foot Correction In nssktlni; mo In hold ing a clinic, rinyn and evenings, lii my office. TODAY Sat. and Monday Dr. Hnlloway does not ue Knife, Drugs, Metal Arch Supports, or other useless appliance?, and ran gtre prompt results on all cases accepted. Many serious ailments often come from had feet. Examination Is Free PHONE 1433 for appointment Dr. E. J. Carpenter Holly Theater niflg. Second Floor DANCE with DINTY MOORE'S 9-Piece Orchestra at the Fairgrounds SATURDAY Men 35c See Us' lng Devils," now at the Studio thea ter. Spectacular air stunts mark the swlft-movlng action and romance. FIRST RUN WESTERN AT ROXY SATURDAY The thrilling adventures of & cow boy seeking to gain revenge on the man who killed his father, end his exploits after Joining the gang of rustlers headed by the murderer, oro presented in "West of the Divide." RICHARD ARLEM CHESTER MORRIS Saturday Only rontimmiift slums 1:30 - H p. in. Comedy - Mickey Mouse Cartoon Ladles 10c RSgJ LAST TIMES rM TONITE . ?QL WTnlu&-th8'liBtinBis ALSO Wmt ' cheat 4. AFLAMt IN fHI SKI Coming Sunday : f J rf Alice Paye, about whom so much publicity has been written In con nection with Rudy Val lee's recent separation from hla wife, appears with Vallee In "Oeonge White's Scan dals," coming to the Craterlan thea ter Sunday. Many famous stars of sta-? and screen are in the support ing cast. first run western coming to the Roxy theater Saturday. John Wayne is the star and the supporting cast Includes Yakima Ca nutt, holder of the Roosevelt trophy symbolical of all-around champion ship at rodeos held In Cheyenne, Wyo., and Pendleton, Ore. Continuous Shows Saturday I The Most of the Best for the Least! Mats. 15 Eves. 25 KiddieB 10 Today and Saturday DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM -v 'A a n" t i A jr , v i V' -. , r Plllg nomine divine . . . struts srroamlnf; and throttle wide open , . . rnnrliia through the skies to win the world's speed record for the II. S.I fit mi r SUN-MON In Double Bill on Rialto Screen Tin: csi Glenda Farrcll and Rlcardo Cor'.ez have featured rcnes in "7ae Big Shakedown," . starring Charles Par rell and Bet to Da via at tha RlaUo theater. IN LINER'S NEWSPAPER In the middle of the Atlantic. Europe-bound, Mrs. Frecv Surnham of San Francisco, who frequently visits the Rogue River valley on fishing Ingredients of Vickt VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form VICKS COUGH DROP Poors Open at 1:01) FT ry' 11 v. i 3 Ijledicatet Edgar Kennedy in "Orin and Bear It" "Indian Whoopee" Metro News rax On the same prozram. Tim McCoy is snown as me racing aviator In "Speed Wings." Evalyn Knapp and William Powell have the chief sup porting roles. trips, discovered a E.ew note refer ring to Medford, published In the Ocean Press of tha S. S. Manhattan, and she immediately forwarded the ahnH', 6:15-11:00 ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT Her Most . Glorious Triumph! Aa "Old Hannibal," a mis erly old lady with only millions in mind . . . bring ing to the screen all the richness of her humor , pathos. . . drama 1 ' YOU CANT BUY EVERYTHING JEAN PARKER LEWIS STONE ! Saturday Night Is "Preview Night" Attend the 0:00 o'clock allow, anil remain . aa guest, of the theatre for a pre-show-r of . "The Crosby Murder Case" with Wynne Gibson . Onslow Stevens Allan Dinehart SUNDAY More llomunce . . . More gji 'hV ' nit Names . . . Mora Spec- I ! w X, tacla and Beauty than the f, i fi" 1 Screen or Stage Ba Er J, V t J0 Y.Jf Shown ., . Fire Bis Sonf ' fif B t' geobgeIiJ ( My- ' "0 V ' raud and 11 II Direct-', by S ' Cor Whin tpL DAD DYNGE'S DANCE Back at the Oriental Gardens SATURDAY NIGHT TWO DANCES TWO ORCHESTRAS ONE ADMISSION Men 35c. Ladies 10c DON TRESHAM WILL ENTERTAIN YOU newspaper to Dr. D. W. Stone of th! city. The item refers to the salmon anti toxin for dogs, being developed by Dr. Stone, and the preventive serum developed by the stute of Oregon. This evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the First Presbyterian church, the Good Friday communion service will be conducted. Reverend W. J. Howell an nounced. All persons who are inter ested In this service aro requested to attend. "CAESAR" Soitinly , . . you just "CAESAR" and trot her out onto the floor at good old J'VILLE TILL 2 EVERY SATURDAY 3 . . SK'BSM .. . II II F.ves . . Xtc I Ml KJJ Kiddles . 10c I III 1 'f., 11
