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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUXDAY, APRIL 22, 1934. PAGE SEVEN Local and Returns from Portland Ernest Ros tel returned to Medford Saturday from Portland, where he hag been at tending to business matters. Fishing Today Air. and Mrs. Robert Strang, sons Bob and David, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Fowler are spending to day on Rogue River, fishing. Leaves for Michigan Accompany ing the bodv of his wife, William George McKellen left by train Satur day evening for Ilmay City, Mich. Acompanles Band North Marion Llttrell was among Medford people, accompanying trie nign scnool Dana north to compete In the state contest at corvallls. ' To Conduct Practice Edith Becfc, captain of the R. N. A. drill team, hSB requested all members to be at the K. P. hall for practice at 3:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. FuHerfrom Boston Harry (Happy) Fuller arrived In Medford Saturday from Boston, Mass.. where he spent the winter. Mr. Fuller will be with the Crater Lake National park servlco again this season. : Architect Here Howard Buford of Oape Sebastian, on the Oregon coast was a visitor In Medford yesterday. Mr. Buford is a landscape architect at the state park there. Fred Patton, w also ln( town from the cape. Committee to Meet Parade com mittee of the Oregon Diamond Jubi lee will meet Monday evening at the chamber of commerce, according to .1 Verne 3hangle, chairman. The meet ing will be held at eight o'clock. Speaks to Auto Trade H. A. Thler olf. recently elected vice-president of the Medford chamber of commerce, addressed the Auto Trade association here Friday night at the court house, explaining the operation of the code. Brings In Root V. T. Wilson of gon Jubilee headquarters, and placed on exhibit an odd tree root, shaped as some historic monster. The root was found near Copper In the Apple gate section, he said. United Press Man Calls H. W. Burch, business representative of the United Press association, arrived here yesterday from San Francisco, accom panied by Mrs. Burch, having motor ed from the south. Mr. Burch succeeds Tom Curran as representative of the United Press In this territory. t inui mi y xu-nj . Auxiliary of the Eagles is giving the last of a series of card parties April 24 in the Eagle hall over Whillock'4 Golden Rule. Regular prizes will bo given for 500 and pinochle. The grand prizes will be awarded to the holders of highest scores during the series. McReynolds Coming K. P. Mc Reynolda will arrive here tomorrow from Roseburg, to remain through Wednesday to go over the work as as BJSULUU 0UJII"IU1 ...... Mason. Mr. McReynolds will then re- turn LO tivocuuifi .. r In that district begore taking over the position of assistant supervisor in Medford, May 5. Mr. Mason will leave April 26 ;or Portland, where the first of the month he will be with the for est management office of the forest service, In the division dealing with the lumber code administration nd woods practice. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Ruby ring, two sets, In busi- ,ni-t..t- plnrfr return to 23 Corning Court or Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Two lvi-incb centrnugai pumps. Phone 341-J-3. WANTED TO RENT Small electric Incubator for rest o! season. Phone 322-J. . jj SEED CORN Oregon grown 3c per lb. Trade tent 12x14 for wood or whet have you. 610-J-6. E. C. Corn. Ashland near Twin Plunges tor small Medford home prefer South I Riverside. Phone 881-R. i TOR SALE OR TRADE A fully equip ped retail grade A dairy rent for . $75 mo. for small acreage or mod' ' em home in Medford. 618 S. Central j PLaTSexTaNTD BUILT FOR A HOME ' t- kki. a-Anm Mmn!pt.lv modern. East side residence, located In one 01 Medford's most delightful dis tricts, paved street, 2 lots, beauti fully landscaped, shrubs, flowers, lawn, lattice. Large living room, hardwood floors, fireplace, attrac tive dining room, breakfast nook, commodious modern kitchen, li brary: 2 light, cheerful bedrooms, 2 sets of plumbing, basement, fur nace. Priced to sftll at terms to suli. responsblle parties. Home can be seen by appointment. Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. ALSO Suburban home consisting of 4 moms, all modem, basement, gr age. Adjoining city limits on paved street. Living room and dining room combined. Ilreplnce. kitchen, break fast nook, 2 bedrooms and bat'i, City water. Built only a few years, In excellent condition, double con struction. Total price $2500.00. Terms to suit responsible buyers Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., En elusive Agents. Medford School OF Beauty Culture at 41 9y2 East Main PHONE 84 - ENROLL NOW - Ore and Bull! on Purchased Eitai uXtl lit WILDBERG BROS. j SMELTING & K 11 FINING CO. 03km 742 Market St.,Stn Fundus PStnt: Smith 5 an Franiitro Personal From Jacksonville Milton E. Coe, principal of the Jacksonville school was a visitor In Medford Saturday. Named Custodian Harold B. War den has been selected as custodian of the Elk Creek CCC camp, which Is being abandoned by Company 1747 for the summer months. Mr, Warden was formerly on duty with the CCC at headquarters. At Union Creek Laurence H. Smith, engineer from the Portland offices of the forestry service, has established his headquarters for the summer at Union Creek. Mrs. Smith, who Is now at McMinnvllle is expected to Join him about the first of May. Guests of Dlxons Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Volney Dixon last week were Floyd B. Hoffman, owner and manager of the Honey Lake Valley Telephone company of; Janesvllle, Lassen county, California,! Mrs. Hoffman and their two daugh ters, Mrs. Dermott Stiles of MUfordJ and Mrs. Ernest B. Hill, and husband, of Janesvllle. From Medford they planned to drive to Crater Lake, then to Lake Chelart via the Pacific and Columbia highways. After spending some time at Lake Chelan, the former home of Mr. Hill, they will visit the Puget Sound region, returning to California the last of the month by the Roosevelt and Redwood highways. Guards to Dine The annual "Get Together" banquet of Company A 186th Infantry, will be held at the Armory, Tuesday night, after the regu lar drill. A varied program of enter tainment is being arranged. This "an nual feed" is always held a few weeks previous to going to camp and Is a sort of get to gether of old and new members of the company. The camp; this year will be held at Camp Clat sop, near Seaside and Astoria, June 12 to 26. Company A at the present time has a full quota, but it is antici pated that there will be several changes In the personnel occasioned by the inability of several members to attend camp because of business rea sons. Class Has Meeting Business and social meeting of the Alpha Delta class of the Christian church was held in the recreation hall Thursday arternoon. The class president, Mrs. C. M. Hon, presided and -all sang, "Did You Ever Think to Pray." The devotionals were led by Mrs. N. T. Rankin who read the 13th chapter of 1st Corinthians and Mrs. W. H. Cain led in prayer. During the social hour Mrs. Rankin gave two readings and Mildred Buckles played a piano soId. Several contests were introduced and refreshments were served at a table decorated with spring flowers aud lighted candles. About 35 members and friends were present. Mesdamss Guyer, Mears, Gottfried, Boussom, Rankin, Sehorn and Scott were. In charge. STARTS "7 ' re su They're such 8 treat to you ... the ten tantalizing tunes hummed by a hun dred Hollywood Honeys Inthe niftiest musiealcomedysince many moons ago Cock vaur ears and listen 'spiclally for "Did You Ever See o Dream Walking?" "Good Momlnglory" JACK OAKlt IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW Continuous O A j Shows ljMf t I GAfGORYRA "' THE PlCKEVu th. HUNDRED 0V ALSO Sportlight, " Balance" Krazy Katr-Now ! Goes to Evani Creek Ray W. Can- non, now on duty at Camp Car berry Creek CCO camp, has been transfer- red to Camp Evans Creek by order of district headquarters, CCC. Mrs. Kabele Returns Mrs. Geo. P. Kabele returned Wednesday evening from Seattle where she visited two weeks at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Harry R. Allen. Mn. Allen U the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kabele. Gets Fine Catch M. J. Bowen. per sonal investigator for Robert Fech ner, head of the Civilian Conservation corps, Friday evening was successful In catching five trout, at Fish lake, acordlng to Forestry Superintendent Ralph Jennings, of Camp South Fork of the Rogue. Bowen Is spending sev eral days at the camp. Artist Is Ousted Ray Maddox, 34. of Detroit, Mich., was ordered out of town Friday by Chief of Police Cla tous McCredle, after he had collected sixty cents at three local stores, through a short change scheme. Mad dox told police that he was en route to Portland where he expected to get a Job as bell hop. Davis Makes Report C. W. Davis of 306 King street, reported to city police Saturday that Friday at 7 a. m., on the Pat Swain grade in the Big Apple gate district, the truck he was driving ' collided with the car Lyle Hard of Ruch was operating. Davis' report; said that the sharp turn made it im possible to stopat such a short dis tance. . Goes to Carberry As the forest service will be in charge of the winter, camp sites of the Civilian Conserva-J tion corps during the summer months. W. H. Dalrymple has been named custodian for the Carberry creek site, 1 It was announced Saturday by the forestry service. Mr. Dalrymple w. formerly a camp foreman with the; service. Bromley Take Pictures Moving pictures of the fleet of U. S. Navy amphibian planes which visited the i Medford airport yesterday were taken' by H. L. Bromley for the Copco news reel. The pictures of the novel "fly ing fish" will be added to the Copco reels covering the progress and devel opment of aviation at the local air ports. Report Accident Earl Croft and John Wilson, both of Gold Hill filed accident reports Saturday with the cfty police, concerning a collision Just off the Pacific highway on the Mid way road. The reports stated that Croft pulled onto the highway from the service station, and the motor cycle could not stop soon enough to avoid a collision. Need Bathing Suits The Parade committee of the Oreon Diamond Jubilee celebration has requested that anyone having old fashioned bathing suits, please get in touch with the Jubilee headquarters by calling 171, or bring the suits to the head quarters on Main street. Those havln;? the suit are requested to get in toucn with the officials Immediately. TODAY cVGv f t . . I cn a comfort to me; 3 w& Comedy Team Filled wlt,h hilarious situations and witty dialogue. '-Love Birds." the newest 811m Summervllle-Zasu Pltto farce, plays today and Monday at the Rialto theater. . Conferenres In Ashland Dr. John C. Page of the Moodv Bible Institute of Chicago la holding a two weeks Bible conference at the First Presov-, terian church at Ashland cloaine April 27. At the Sunday morning serv ice at 11 he will -speak on ''Clod's N R. A.." At 3 p. m. his topic will be ' The Lord s Second Coming' and at 7:30. "After Death, What?" Take Over Equipment Bill Jones, road foreman, and Jack Fitzgerald of the Rogue River National forest serv ice, are taking over the forestry equip, ment at Camp Evans Creek, from where Company 1555 will be moving to Crater Lake, and will then go to Car berry camp to take charge of the equipment. The latter company will be leaving this week for Dog Lake, In the Fremont national forest. . Rogers Gives Talk Members of the Copco Forum enjoyed an Interesting and Instructive talk on frost preven tion at their regular Thursday lunch eon last week. Roy W. Rogers of th3 fruit frost service of the U. S. weath er bureau was the main speaker and told many interesting things about his work in which he cooperates so closely with, the local fruitgrowers. Methods at arriving at frost predic tions and the effect of frost in vary ing degrees upon orchard fruits were among the points discussed by the speaker. Mr. Rogers Is well known in Medford having had seven years ex perience here In the Rogue valley while assisting Floyd Young. R. S. Daniels presided as chairman and sev. eral guests were present. I i Shows II 1:45 II 3:15 lit' 6:45 M 9:00 Starts Today for 3 Days He Tried Selling Her an Idea ...But She Sold Him One Instead! SYLVIA SIDNEY FREDRIC MARCH TOGETHER ' y in Rialto Picture - , - "Sitting Pretty' Is Lively Musical "Sitting Pretty" with Jack Oakle. Jack Halev. Dinger Rogers. Thelma Todd. Gregory Ratoff and Lew Cody playing the leading role, opens at 1 the Roxy theater today. I Included in the imposing cast are two famous radio acts. The Pickens ! Sisters and the Beverly Hill Billies ! both have Important sequences In the musical parts of the story. The story is centered around two aspiring song writers, working in a small New York music company. Through a. streak of unforseen luck they sell a song for $300, decide to go to Hollywood. After losing this money In a crnp game, they still have $15 left, and they hitch-hike to the coast. They finally get there after cash- j ing a bogus check a crazy man has given them. Breaking into a studio, I they eventually sell themselves and j really get started on a successful ca- i reer, until the gorgeous screen blondes begin paying them atten tion. Then work and old friends are completely burled In their terrific ego. Their own estimation of their Importance raises them to terrific heights only to hurl them to earth with a crash that resounds through out, the film city. But it brings them to their senses with a climax that ends In a whlrly glrly, musical finish. Phone 842. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST "Love 'era and leave 'era" was his Idea ... He was used to having his own way with women and good dames were bad news ... but this good dame played a new kind of game and refused to be another scalp to hang on his belt I ONCE MORE IN wftti JACK LaRUE ADDED ATTRACTIONS Betty Boop Cartoon "Ha Ha Ha" Orantland Rice Sportlight "Flying Bodies" Paramount Pictorial Movietone News In Studio Hit V The great romantic love epic of the 19th century comes to the Studio screen with a notable dramatization of "Little Women." The present century has had Its red hot romances, but the sixties with their Civil war and its after math had more than their ahare of sincere mstlngs and marriages In real life and fiction. "Little Women" plays tor three days, starting today. Transferred to Ilea d quarters -- Through order of CCC district head quarters, a number of CCC men will be transferred to district headquar ters detachment, from their present companies. They Include Clifford R Peat, John S. Scarlan and Paul M. Schmidt from Camp Rand: Keltli A. Pinkstatf, Clem Reynolds, Joseph Zacha. Thomas W. Mulllns and Pat rick T. Grant from South Pork of the Rogue; Edward W. Jones and Harry A. Rohde of Applegate; and Robert Hemswo-th and Willard U Coffman from Carberry. THEATRE "' " ; ' MATS 25d EVES Kiddles 10c 3c Craterian Stars til Sylvia Sidney and Frrdrlc March are co-starred again for the first time since their memorable "Merrily We Go to Hell" in "Good Dame," at the Craterian theater tor three days, starting today. The story is a lively comedy-romance of a "good girl" and a "bad boy." It la spiced with sparkling dialogue and amusing situations. Miss Sidney, as a stranded chorus girl, is forced to join a girl show of ft traveling carnival to stave off ar rest. March, wise guy de luxe and Matinees at 1:45-3:00 New Prices In Effect Starting Today-! MATINEE KIDDIES A DIME ANYTIME TODAY and MONDAY Em i& Wi wMiUUFFS! lllHKl' What about a srhoolmarm's WW" heart and a chlrki'ii-farnirrn j!uM J&y v J Harry Langdon 1 "Hookt and Jabs" big shot with the women of his world, sees In her a new victim to add to his conquests. When he dis covers, however, that she can say no with emphasis, there begins a stronpe romance between the two, always bickering, yet drawing closer together. Be correctly corseted in an Art lit Model by Ethelwyn B Hoffmann. l.ucky 'M'igpr AntlsepOt OINTMENT Instant relic from burns and skin irritations Youcan'tbeat it. One treat ment today will prove it. Try Just One Jar! EFFECTIVE fof pimples and bad complexion due to clogged pores. Hoc towel treatment instructions with every Jar. A fine companion to old reliable Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic. Mattresses Phone 145-J Old mnt tresses made like new at prices you enn nfford to pay. One day nf-rr.ee. Mattresses made to order. FLOWKRS MATTRESS SHOP 114 N. 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