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inlil-tfirtirtiifm , - ' 4 T irEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJXE. MEDFOTJD, OREO OX. TUESDAY, ArKTL 3, 193-t. PAGE FIVE Now at Studio John Barrymore in Rialto Drama At Craterian i i. i Local and Personal Goes to Los Angeles Mrs. 0. S Hewhall left on the Shasta Monday evening for Los Angeles. Council to Meet Regular meeting of the city council will be held this evening at the city hall. Undergoes Operation Marjle Reich of Medford underwent a major oper ation today at the Community hos pital. Pythlans to Meet Pythian Sisters Trill" hold their regular meeting Wed nesday, at which time Initiation and a social evening will be enjoyed. Army Planes Here Two army ahlps, en route to Pearson field at Van couver. Wash., stopped at the Med ford municipal airport today. Gets Building Permit A building permit was Issued by the city today to A. A. puller. 203 North Bartlett street, for a 10x10 addition to a house, ; ' costing $150. k, Ashland Man in Hospital E. C. Burt of Ashland Is a patient at the Community hospital here, where he underwent a major operation this morning. .Have Measles A case of measles was reported today at the Wallace residence, 623 South Central avenue, and city police posted a quarantine sign. Canfleld In Town Chief Ranger David Canfleld of Crater Lake nation al park la in Medford today from (l Klamath Falls, attending to business matters. ' To Elk Creek Lieutenant Adolph S. Urbank, Qm.-Res., has been order ed to duty at the CCC camp at Elk creek, district headquarters announc ed today. . Class to Meet The illustrated Bible story class conducted by Mies Alma Bailey of Portland will meet Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock In the Baptist church. L ... r To Hold Meeting The Ladles' Aux iliary of the Letter Carriers' associa tion will hold a business meeting Thursday, April 5, at the home of Mrs. Mary Lawrentz at 200 West Jack son street. ... Captain to Carbcrry Captain Eu gene W. RJce, CA-Res., will become commanding officer of Camp Carberry Creek, replacing First Lieutenant Ben jamin King, who will remain with the company. v ... Bicycle Found The bicycle belong ing to Harry Thurman of 22 West Fourteenth street, which was stolen from the Junior high school yester day, was found near Mason-Ehrman's by Richard Fry. according to police. ... Arrives by Train Captain Estloy Roy Farley, air corps reserve, Port land, arrived here by train last even ing from the norm and this morning (reported for duty at the CCC district headquarters for assignment. .... Darden in Medford W. E. Darden, division manager of the General Household Utilities company, Chica go, spent Monday in Medford. Mr. Darden represents the Grunow refrig erators and radios, for which Palmer Music and Electric store Is the local dealer. . .... Editor Visits Medford Smudging was quite prevalent in the Central Point district, A. E. Powell, editor of the Central Point American, reported when In Medford today. Mr. Powell, a former Medford resident who made his home here for some time, has been editing the Central Point paper for the past two years. Examiner to Report Ward Mc Reynolds, examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be In Medford on Friday and Saturday of this week to give examinations, announcement from the secretary of state's office says. McReynolds will be at the office In the city hall from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Friday and from 8 a. m. to 5 A p. m. on Saturday. 7' . Request Pictures A. S. Rosenbaum. district freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific company, yesterday received a telegram from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, film produc ers, requesting Information on when It would be possible for them to get pictures of orchards In bloom here. Mr. Rosenbaum Informed them that apple orchards would be In full bloom In a few days, but It was too late to photograph the pear trees in blossom. ... Committee Meeting Tonight Mem bers of the Pioneer parade committee are reminded by J. Verne Shang'.e, chairman, an Important meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce 1 this evening at 7:30 to discuss further plans for the paraoe. The meeting will be open to any local residents who may have Ideas which may be Incorporated into this feature of Ore gon's Diamond Jubilee celebration next June. Mr. Shangle Is especially anxious to locate as many pioneer relics as possible, as wen uu.o and old pioneer clothes. Outstanding Student Miss Tess Merrell, who Is attending Merrett Business school of Oakland. Cal wis recently chosen one of the three out- ...J, ntl. nf the SChOOl. MUCh credit was given Miss Merrell because of her youth. The other two pupils are several years her senior and grad uates of colleges. Miss Merrell Is a former Medford girl, having been graduated from Medford high school last June. She Is a niece of Wm. F. Isaacs and Mrs. Murine E. Riddle of this city. ' . t Arretted Twice James M. Chand ler was having hard time gettins north to his home in Corvallls. for he didn't have a license on his car. Chandler had letters from his family there, saying If he reached CorvalU by Monday he would have work. State police arrestd Chandler here, and he was fined t5 in Justice court here for operating the car without a li cense. Lnable to pay the fine or buy a license. Chandler's sentence was suspended, when he got to Gran's Pass, another state police officer ar- rested h!m. and he was ordered to purchase a license for his car not later than April 10. Chadivli'k Leaving Corporal Jalrus Chadwlck. on duty for the past few months as acting first sergeant and supply sergeant of headquarters de tachment, CCC, la leaving todav to Join his regular army organization. Co. c, 7th Infantry, stationed at Van couver Barracks, Wash. Corporal Chadwlck came here with the advance cadre of company 926. CCC, to establish Camp Applegate, which at that time was In the Eugene dis trict. Upon his return to Vancouver Barracks, Corporal Chadwlck will be discharged, as his regular term of enlistment has expired. INSURANCE ESSAY The Rogue Valley Life Underwrit ers' association met this morning at breakfast at the Jackson .hotel to go over essays In this year's contest among all the students of Junior and senior high schools on the subject, "The Value of Life Insurance to tne Community." The contest Is Just completed. Purpose of the meeting was to elim inate as many as possible and make the task of the Judges easier. The Judge, Ray Wright, president of the association; Eugene Thorndike and Wm. McAllister, will meet Wednesday and select the final winners. The assocation appreciates the response received this year from all over the county. Essays were received from practically every community that supports a high school, and the es says were of such a high standard that even the preliminary Judging was difficult. The results will be announced shortly and the winning essay will be published in the Mall Tribune. L E In a special match between star bowlers of the Elks club, a team captained by George Eads defeated the aggregation .headed by Roy Pruitt last night with high scores fea turing the scores on both sides. Eads with a total of 23 In the three games was heavy firer of the evening. Scores : Prultt's 1st 2nd 3rd Total Pruitt . 202 201 195 5fl8 Sherwood 178 190 190 558 Canfleld .. ... 164 179 179 522 Paske 146 196 160 502 Erlckson 193 222 165 580 Solinsky 140 159 136 435 Totals .. ...1023 1147 1025 3195 Eads 1st 2nd 3rd Total Eads 221 181 221 623 Gill 201 187 255 643 Snylor '152 213 190 555 Watson 146 172 164 482 De Vore 201 182 170 553 Rankin . 170 162 190 522 Totals 1096 1097 1190 3378 4- For Garden Plowing Tel. 912-J. CHARLES LAUGHTON CAROLE LOMBARD CHARLES BICKFORD KENT TAYLOP ALSO Mother Goose Cartoon "Out of Gas" News Dailv Mat. 1:45. Eve. 6:45 ""TWITfZS'IPT&SQ!. 1 "far' I Tri jen,- CUM Icom a Iol wA 1 llll Fopular ,nlll,d , IS&Trill "clncW'coDingM-anrf iWM Fll iTAYA7!! I "P" an(""" v fS$X$h I ffll 1 E' "" mo't ardcnl of a.tlcrlon fan. are fCl today weR L 'Vffym CUATTERTONJl 1 CJ L mm-Ww Here he is again! r-T A Paramount Picturo with T Monthly court of honor of the Boy Scouts was .held last night at the Jackson county court house audito rium. Seven Scouts received nine awards. The newly organized board of re view met prior to the court of honor and reviewed the Scouts in their work. L. D. Jones is the chairman of this committee, which consists of Dr. C. H. Paske, Dr. F. O, Bunch, s. M. Bullls, A. O. Eden and the Eagle Scouts, Raynor Guy, Bob Browne and Gerald Lat,ham. Scouts are examined in their ad vancement work by the troop offi cers and other examiners. Often there are several examiners for the same subject. This necessitates a committee to check the advance ment work In order that high stand ards are maintained. -Col. W. H. Paine acted as Judge of the court of honor. T,he following awards were made: Second Class: Troop No. 17, Gold Hill: Raymond Blair and La Vern Walker. Second Class Merit Badges: Troop No. 8, Medford, Earl Wheelock, first aid to animals, pathfindlng: Troop No. 16, Medford, Willis V. Pratt, woodcarvlng, and Irwin Doty, person al health. First Class Merit Badges: Troop No. 3, Medford, Bob Browne, first aid to animals; Troop No. 8, Medford, Bob Jones, scholarship and safety. Women golfers of the Rogue River Valley Golf club will conduct a point par tourney at noon tomorrow at the club, announcement today said. Luncheon will be served at the club house at noon. All ladles of the club are asked to attend. ' FISHER BODY WORKERS WILL ASK WAGE BOOST CLEVELAND, O., April 3. (AP) The Cleveland News says that union ized employes of tne Fisher Body company will present to the man agement proposed agreements calling for a 30 per cent increase for the 7000 workmen. The action is to be taken in the name of the Utomotive Workers Fed eral Union and the Machinists' Un ion, both affiliated with the Ameri can Federation of Labor. IS.,,..,,. I fll Hiii.iiiiiih. m ilBli ni.'iTn iBiiil.iif mini w urn li nmia ill B WffJSfiffl l I 2 BIG FEATURES 6:,s'":0 I81jLO P88 Kiddie, . mo g i cuc UAC . jgm- : 1 1 WEAKNESS FOR ffwJ f , Held Over One Extra Day ! .IS "STRONG MENlj V $ jpP I POSITIVELY ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT! I g " fflllfr il , tl -tfifti Hill OvOVii 3f S fyd! S4 A V$Vi I R'CHARD ARLEN. IDA IUPIN0 I fMJ iH rT1 -J I ROSCOE KARNS MONTE BLUE i X ' Sf'Z W , -V 3 GRACE BRADLEY . TOBY WIND Nf&ff 'ff&W I I Z ;t , "oni.i:r I.AH" III Also CHARLIE Ruth Ghatterton comes to the Stu dio theater today in astounding char acterization In the title role of "Lilly Turner." As Lilly Turner, the "Cooch" dancer and come-on girl for a car nival, she has in this picture more clandestine love affairs than most actresses portray in a lifetime. She flits from one love to another with a wild abandon inspired by cruel mis treatment at the hands of her first lover. It Is not until she finally awakens to real love that ghosts of her many sweetheart rise up to haunt her. , A different type of western pic ture, with a mystery background, Is "Haunted Gold," the second feature on the double bill. Dealing with the old "ghost towns" of California's' gold rush days, and present day spooks, it presents John Wayne and his devil horse. Duke, in a series of the most unusual experiences this popular rid ing star and roaming star has of fered the followers of his Western productions, BOYS ARRESTEDW1TH State police and Ashland city po lice last night arrested Chester Brett, 19; John Patterson, 23; Lloyd George, 21, and Earl Colegrove, 19, in pos session of a Chevrolet truck stolen from Hoopa, cal., state officers here said today. Authorities at Hoopa have been notified of the young men's arrest and it is expected they will return the four south. Wages Increased COATESVILLE, Pa., April 3. (AP) Announcement of a wage increase of ten per cent, affecting the 2200 em ployes of Lukens Steel company here was made today by Robert W. Wol cott president. John Barrymore has one of the strongest roles of his career In "Coun- Isellor at Law," opening a three-day engagement at the Rialto theater to day. Taken from the stage play of the same name by Elmer Rice, It brings to the screen a story which had a sensational run of two years on Broadway. The story concerns a crisis in the life of an eminent criminal lawyer in New York city. All the action takes place in three days, three thrill packed days in the attorney's office. CHILDREN WHILE (Continued from page one) ing with a doll yesterday left her exhausted. Scientists are working far into the night, measuring, filtering, scanning the results of exhaustive tests, to save the lives of t,he children. They stll! have hopes of checking the dis eases. In some cases of leucocythemla, transfusions and X-ray treatments help. But, according to Dr. William Martens of Peeksklll, Roma's disease Is apparently not that type. Willie Mae goes to a hospital every day for X-ray treatment. Her par ents still have hope. The doctors say the overproduction of white cor puscles is continuing. TODAY and CHAPLIN J! The pasts of varied characters are revealed. These characters, which Include a nuiiai cress, a senator, and a chorus girl, have come ti lay their troubles before the great counsellor. And, skillfully interwoven with their actions, is the struggle of the lawyer himself who, at tho .height of his career, faces disbarment and estrange ment of his wife. The outcome of these conflict is the dramatic cli max of the screen. In the supporting cast are suctfi well known players as Bebe Daniels and Doris Kenyon. The children's plight has aroused sympathy throughout the county. A newspaper chain engaged a New York specialist to fly to Wilkes-Barre to give aid, but Dr. H. Alex Smith of the general .hospital at Wtlkes-Barre said the New Yorker was not given permission to examine the patient. Gleemen Practice Scheduled Tonight Gleemen are romlnded that the regular practice will be held this eve ning In the courthouse auditorium at 7:30 o'clock. Last week's meeting was not held, due to the Illness of James Stevens, director. Mr. Stevens will be present tonight. SPERRY FLOUR HOISTS WAGES 300 WORKERS SEATTLE, April 3. (AP) An Im mediate increase of 10 per cent In tho wages of approximately 300 work ers employed on an hourly basis by the Sperry Flour company, in Seattle, Tacoma and Portland plants was an nounced today by H. V. Jacksop, division manager of the company. WEDNESDAY Fast-movintf action from start to finish, trick riding, two-fisted fighting, flushing gun play, a red-blooded mystery romanco ol the Rockies with sur prising, thrilling twists that'll keep you guess ing and gasping! Faster than "The Big Stam-pede"-don't miss ill with Sheila Terry Krvllle Alderson COMEDY Cartoon News .sfes-jWai-.j;; V Adiienne Ames has a featured roie In "George White's Scandals," being held over until tomorrow night by popular demnnd at the Craterian theator. Rudy Vnllee. Jimmy Du rante, Alice Faye, Cliff Edwards and many other notables of stage, screen and radio are Also in the leading roles. CHARLES LAUGHTON IN 'WHITE WOMAN' One woman among slinking, treach erous Malay natives and ruthless, woman-starved white men. That's the spot in which Carole Lombard Xlnds .herself In "White Wo man," now playing at the Roxy the ater. Charles Laughon is cast as a coarse overlord of the natives and Kent Tay lor is a young, handsome member of Laughton's band. ELMER RICE'S Sensational Story becoming the out- ' standing screen tri umph of the yonrl Ripping the curtain from tho lite ot a confidential advisor , . . revealing the hendstrong, burning ambitions of a self made man mas ter of the destlnlea of his hundreds of clients . . . yet a fail ure In holding the love of one womnnl John Here Is a great star In the grentest role of his successful I STARTING Sfet TODAY F :i I For 3 Days $ Ml o . W 4 ISl II ''V'1 i"? m COUNSELLOR AT LAW BEBE DANIELS DORIS KENYON Onslow Stevens Thelma Todd Melvyn Douglas and many others ADDED Two Reels of Laughs In "The Big Casino" "tranp As It deems" Newsreel Mats 15- Evos Shows at A E (Continued from Page One) afternoon. For the first time in 20 years Democrats have shown enough life to file for precinct committee men. Every precinct in the county will be represented this year. Nick Brophy, widely known farmer, who considered running for county commissioner on the Republican, ticket has relinquished the Idea. L. O. Caster is the only Democrat seeking tho plnce. It was reported an Ash land Democrat would file thia after noon. Ropp a Candidate. On the Republican side of the fence Fred Rapp, farmer of Talent, flld Saturday against R. E, Nealon, In cumbent, of Sams Valley. For the county Judgeship, Henry Conger, Jacksonville district farmer, and Electa A. Fehl, wife of the im prisoned E. H. Fehl, have filed in op position to County Judge Earl B. Day, appointed last August to fill the vacancy. H. D. (Johnny) Reed of Gold Hill, la the Democratic nominee. The voters continue apathetic towards candidates, but Interest Is growing daily in the school relief sales tax measure. Women voters are active In support of the sales tax bill, and It promises to be the main issue in the campaign. Voters have started asking candidates how they stand on this measure. WITH 25t Kiddies 10 l:4.V(!:IS-f!:no - " -U" 1 " "VlWfc. I i,, I ; J m 1il ii sWS V 0
