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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY 1. 1934. PAGE SEVEN Local and P ersonal Undergoes Operation Mrs. Alene Parsons of route 4 underwent a major operation at the Community hospital thla morning. Goes to Portland Mrs. Art Endrls left by train Sunday evening for Portland, to spend a week visiting friends in that city. Craft Coming Roy Craft ol Eu gene, who has been on duty with the Civilian Conservation corps at the Eugene headquarters. Is expected to arrive here this week-end. Meeting Postponed -Meeting of the Women of Rotary scheduled for Wed nesday, has been postponed for two weeks, due to the death Sunday of Mrs. John Perl. Returns from Alabama Mrs. H. B. Harlow of the Applegate section, who has been visiting In Barnesvllle, Ge, , since December, returned here this morning by train, from the south. . On Business Visit William McGee, a representative of the Cinderella Stores, arrived in Med ford today from Boise, Ida., to visit the local Cinder ella, organization. Mr. Kllborn Leaves George Kll born, trainmaster for the Southern Pacific company, who was attending to business matters here, left on the Shasta thla forenoon for Roseburg. Goes to Salem P. 5K. Nalley left today on the Shasta for Salem, where tomorrow the Nalley case, appealed from Jackson county, will be argued in the supreme court. Visitors In Ashland Local folk who were visitors In Ashland early this week were Mra. A. W. Aya, Miss Dor othy Rodgers and Mr .and Mrs. C. E. Gates; Mr. Whitehead In Hospital R. H. Whitehead, who underwent an oper ation at the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday, was today reported aa rest-i ing comfortably, and his condition was said by the attending physlclen to be satisfactory. Mr. Whitehead, who 1 87 years old. Is one of the oldest persons ever to be operated on at the local hospital. Being a mem ber of the Masonic lodge for a num ber of years, his friends have remem bered him, and sent many beautiful flowers. He has resided here 43 years. - io Attend Funeral Members of Olive Rebekah lodge are asked to meet at the I. O. O. P. hall Wednes lay at 1:30 p. m., to attend the fu neral services for Sister Nellie Perl. m Postpone Concert The Jacksonville orange Chorus concert which was an nounced for May 3, has been post poned one week. It will take place at the Grange hall in the Jacksonville courthouse, Wednesday evening, May y, at s:is o'clock. Entertain Mothers Circle society of the First Christian church will meet this evening in the church par lors at 7:30 o'clock, honoring the mothers. Nomination of officers for the coming year will also be held to night. Open Quick Lunch Medford has another eating place with the open ing tnia week of the 6c and 10c Grill at 13 North Fir street, featuring sand. wiches, short orders and chill. Pro prietors of the new grill are Vern Hale and Dan Danlclson, both local men who are well acquainted in Med ford and Ashland. In Medford Visitors here Sunday Included Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hardy of Ashland, who. were guests here of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Gass. Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Gass are sisters. Also here were Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Cummlngs and son Junior of Klamath Falls, and Miss Beth Cummlngs, student at the Southern Oregon Normal school. On Business Trip Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brault and daughter Charmalne, who left here Sunday for California, plain to remain in the south this week. Charmalne will remain with frlenda In Alameda, while Mr. and Mrs. Brault will be In San Francisco, where Mr. Brault will attend to busi ness In connection with the Southern Oregon Gas corporation of which he is general manager. On Pinal Inspection Major James R. Biblghaus, district surgeon for the Civilian Conservation corps, la leaving today for Camp Dog Lake in the Lake- view area, as the first stop in his tour of Inspection, which will take in all 20 camps in the Medford district. This will be the last inspection trip by Major Biblghaus, who will leave In 10 days for Fort Missoula, Mont, where he will be stationed. .illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM Today I nYnVAy 9 lie and Wednesday 2 Big Features! NUMBER 1 Radio's popular team in a frantically funny picture full of laughs, drama, ro mance, music ! SB with Ted Healy and his stooges Eddie Foy, Jr. Trixie Friganza J. Farrell McDonald A different kind of back stage story with your fa vorites in the sort of roles in which you love them best ! PLUS Hollywood On Parade-News-Comedy, Daily Matinee 1 :45. NUMBER 2 THEY SAY: She's the worse womin in Paris . . . Her amours are the talk of the town . . . It's a scandalous, ipicy, dramatic story, and you'll love it. m WORST WOMAN in PARIS? .ill Adolphe Menjou Benita Hume Harvey Stephens Helen Chindler 'A Trifle Backward' Evening 6:45 The Mystery Riders Are Goming Returns from Ashland Dr. James C. Hayes was a visitor In Ashland thla forenoon. Snow Is Melting The five Inches of snow which fell early thla week at Cater Lake was reported melting rap Idly today. Called to Spokane K. D. Rosa of Medford ha gone to Spokane for a week on account of Illness of his mother. Amphibian Leaves The Douglas amphibian, en route to the Aleutian Islands, which was held at the Med ford airport all day yesterday because of weather conditions, left this morn ing for the north, Gets Building Permits A building permit was issued by the city Mon day to L. 6. Ettinger of 824 West Twelfth street for construction of a garage and woodshed at the cost of 130. Grade School Meet Plans for a track meet thla coming Saturday are Interesting grade school pupils of Medford today. There will he 40 rep resentatives from each school in tne meet. It was reported this morning. Miss Beeson Here Miss Mildred Beeson arrived in Medford last even ing to make her home. She will e with the Chamber of Commerce of fices here, assisting with the extra work as the result of preparations for the Jubilee. t Brings Wagons Here Ten wagons, drawn by four horses, were brought into Medford this morning from the Table Rock section by W. E. (Shorty) Morris, for use in the Oregon Dia mond Jubilee parade. Ploata will be constructed on the wagons, according to J. Verne Sh angle, chairman of the parade committee. Hlnmani Return Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hlnman of West Tenth street return ed last evening from a visit with their son and daughter-tn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Llorln Hlnman, in Portland. They also motored on from Portland to Yakima, Wash., to visit a son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl VanLeeuwen. Keys Relieved Lieutenant James E. Keys, 17th Cav.-Res., who has been on duty at Applegate CCC camp since It was established a year ago, is being discharged from service today, at the expiration of a year's active duty. He will make hla home in Jacksonville until the end of the school year. Lieutenant Keys came here from Port land, with the detachment out of Vancouver Barracks. Malta Commandery No. 4 K. T., Mason lo Hall, Ashland, Oregon Stated conclave, Wed nesday evening, May 2. yHfW open short form. Rou tine business. Red Cross and Malts Degrees. Meet 7:30 sharp. All Sir Knights courteously Invited. J. H. HARDY, commander. W. H. DAY, Recorder. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PASTURE for rent -Can handle 100 cattle. Wllfly Orchards, Eagle Point. WANTED Baby calves. 305, Medford. TALK ON CIA IS ENJOYED AT ROTARIAN IE! Lieutenant Robert H. Soule, head quarter adjutant for the Civilian Conservation Corpe In Medford, de livered an Interesting address on China at the weekly luncheon today of the Medford Rotary club. A num ber of lady Rotarlans were also present to hear the splendid talk, arranged under the direction of C. D. Bean and George Henselman. Lieutenant Soule, who spent several yeara In China and other parte of the Orient with the American army and who was Identified with Intelli gence activities In that section of the world, opened his talk with a de scription of China and explained the transportation and communication restrictions which has accounted for the provincialism of that great coun try. In the opinion of the speaker, the Improvement of transportation facilities will eventually result In greater unity In China. The history of the Chinese race and the tax burden that has always been Imposed upon the peasant was next described by Lieutenant Soule. The unique tax situation la a problem for all nations engaged In business. In China and has undoubtedly retarted Imports into the Interior provinces, according to the speaker. The Chinese national government is more concerned with its own In ternal problems than the situation In Manchuria of the past two years. Soule ea!d. Students of that country predict that Manchukuo will eventu ally return to Chinese supervision, due to the preponderance of Chinese population In the country now under Japanese mandate, although several hundred years will elapse before this Is effected and China is sufficiently unified, In Lieutenant Soule's opinion. The speaker concluded his interest ing talk with a discussion of the Chi nese language, of which he Is a stu dent. A comparison of Chinese and Japanese class distinction waa also covered. "Lost Patrol" Opens at Rialto .U'J lv IxW vxxjH 'The . Lost Patrol," starting to day at the Rialto theater, has received critical praises throughout the coun try for the splendid characterizations of It oast and daring theme of the story. Victor McLaglen. Reginald Denny, Wallace Ford and Boris Kar loff have featured roles. The above scene shows Sammy StHn and Alan Hale being forced apart by McLaglen, after having the strain of hopeless waiting for relief driving thera to blows. Radio Stars Head Roxy Double Bill Many of the finest talents of stage, screen and radio are featured with Myrt and Marge in "Myrt and Marge," which heads the double bill at the Roxy theater. Myrt and Marge are starred, and make their first appearance on the screen In this production. Eddie Foy, Jr., famous musical com edy star of "The Cat and the Fiddle," and other Broadway hits, contributes his individual style of comedy. Ted Healy and his Stooges add to the gaiety. J. Farrell MacDonald and Tom Jackson, screen favorites, are promi nently cast. Trixie Friganza, grand old lady of the stage and screen, offers a new "Little Bag of Tricks" in the leading comedienne role. Grace Hayes, whose soprano voice has been heard In many big Broad way hits, and on phonograph records, has another big part, Ray Hodge, the "Clarence" of Myrt and Marge, Joins his teammates In making a first film appearance In this production. yhe second feature la "The Worst Woman in Paris." The story revolves around the notorious exploits of a Parisian demt-mondalne whose af fairs are the talk of the continent. In from Barron Mr. and Mrs. Harry Currle of the Barron mine were business visitors In Medford Monday. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY EXCHANGE for cows, spike-tooth hsr row, electric sewing machine. Rt. 1, Box 395, Medford. LOST Headlight rim, Sunday after noon on N. Riverside. Phone 698-H. FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnlsli apartments. Carglll Court. Tel. 405 FOR RENT 3-room furnished house. 41S Laurel St., with garden spot. Inquire 520 8. Ivy. WANTED Middle-aged or elderlv lady who wanto good home -md small wages; family of two. Ho;; 355, Central Point. FOR RENT Two 6-room modem : houses, phone 1068-R. FOR SALE Purebred Jersey bull. 3 years old. Cheap for quick sale. Phone 445-W. More Convenience . . . for ... 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A glamorous woman of to ll mmJf'J morrow . . (Inrlnff to live i II fft i':'$L hcr own ,lfc !h00l,ln8 her III I t$-''f$k ROBERT IvTCI MONTGOMERY f RIPTIDE I 1 t A "WHEN A WOMAN LOVES" V Y Herbert Marshall V. ! Mr. Patrick Campbell V! !". ' W I Th brllllnnco of "Di ll "i ' S vorcee" the sparkle of III '""sj i I l, o" the IN 1-aii1J drama of "Free Houl" r ""THURSDAY j: I OmS "enhin 1 A' X I Tk. I" " 8 Jp" 1 "TK Mih' he I XV1 X , wanted to I fX- w nLV. marry her for I If i money... 1 f " fX I I Vi hut It wsnt I, . U l". "ter7 VbRLh'OTDRESSlUG y win, t InlfoJucnj 1st io hill of lH II "4 CAROLE LOMBARD "r' BURNS or.i. ALLEN -o--.C "h1 MERMAN u.n ERROL 11 11 m - 1 1 I Wallace Beery 'Viva Villa' i "Riptide" Star r ii ,i,vi t Norm t Shearer is delighting crowds at me Crniermn in nrr current nil, Riptide." which play there until to- morrow night. On Thursaay BinR Crosby's nw ntftn-lng vehicle, "We're Not Dress InK." which boasts of five new song hits. Mrendy popular over the air, comes for a three-day run. Martha Rock. Darrell Shirley. Betty Wahl. 3A Vonna r.''- --'-'-t. Richard Merrtroan. Shirley .. 3A Ralph Bursts... Javlne Lester. John Quaclcenbush. Alice TakahlTa, Mona Takao. 5B DorLs Rohrer. 5A Margaret Aah. Helen Cox. Lillian Newton. Bobby Smith. Examinations Friday Ward Mc Roynolda, examiner of operator! aril chauffeurs, will be In Medford Fri day nd Saturday, May 4 and 5, In his offices at the city hall, announce ment from P. J. fftadelman, secretary of state, says. McReynolda will b in the office from 0 a. m. to 6 p jn. on Friday and from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. on Saturday. U LINCOLN SCHOOL STUDENTS LISTED ON LATEST HONOR ROLL Twenty-four pupils at the Lincoln school were this week listed on the honor roll, according to the list Issued today: 1A Jo Anne Adler. Joyce Cox. Klkuko Nakaglri. Shirley Pan key. Gerald Pence. Chlorls Roberts. Alberta Yarnell. 2B Ivalee Blngmnn. imT HAIR-i neirlr ilwayi looVi unltfmpt which li not till necciiarr If you ...Hub... LUCKY TIGER Hair Dressing Costa very little Gta bottlotoday not greasy or sticky use couple timM weekly and your friends will marvel at the beauty. 1 IIMISI BUY- Rogue Valley CHEESE It's Richer! 8I10WS 1:45 7:00-0:00 Vill&lfnwtlaurr Adults Starts Today for 3 Days! Mighty! Blazing! Glorious! It's Great Because It's Real! V Orlpplm nit Ii Its Intensity ... It will hold you spellbound with Its dangerous excitement as these twelve men risht for lire and lire again the loves that numbered their hours In a tumhllnf world! with VICTOR McLAGLEN BORIS KARLOFF WALLACE FORD REGINALD DENNY r"J "On the Air m and Off" ; , "Rlrante As It . Seems" News All Right!.. . you hard boiled critics! Vou have decried the Ulnar demited sentl mentnllty of ft great many pictures! , , You demar.il realism . Life, uncompro mising and dynamic! You want charac ter) . , Well, here jnu are! One of the nrfatem film ever produced . , , here's evrrUliltig you ever aked fori PHONE 7 mil Nfh (eiilr.H A i"t Finn to Trade H 1 c
