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-. t MEDFORD MXTL TRIBT7NE. MEDFORD. OEEGOX, WEDNESDXY, MAT 30, 1931. PXGE FTVT8 1 ' i ft Local and Personal Undergoei Operation T, 8. Cady underwent a major operation at too Community hospital this morning. Mn. Davia Leaves Airs. Echo Davis jiu returned to San Francisco after spending a short vacation In Med ford vlaltlng friends and relatives. Mrs. Hansen Improved Mrs. Nona Hansen, -who underwent a major op eration at the Community hospital several days ago, is reported improv ing rapidly. To Visit Here Mrs. Doris Llndv, formerly Doris Ezzell of this city, ar rived hy train this morning from Portland, to spend a few days In Med ford. jailed for Drunkenness Ernest Fields of thla city, arrested by city police yesterday on charges of being drunk in a public place and disturb ing the peace, was placed In the city Jail, a report at the police station showed this morning. Engineer Here M. R. Lewis, Irriga tion engineer from the Bureau of Ag ricultural Engineers at Corral lis, ar rived on the train this morning for a few days here on business in con nection with the Southern Oregon ex perimental station. Reside at Derby Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Cecil Webber, who were married here Friday, will make their home at Derby. The ceremony, performed by County Judge Earl B. Day, was wit nessed by Kermlt Haas and Mrs. Joseph Kantor, Jr. Dorf Arrested According to the Grants Pass Dally Courier, Roy Dorf of Medford was fined $10 Monday by Justice of the Peace E. W. Madison at Grants Pass, when he pleaded guilty to operating a truck as a special car rier, without public utilities permit. Democrats Organize Democratic precinct committee members of Ash land met Monday evening at the LI th is hotel, and Hal McNalr was elected chairman of the committee. William Grenbember was named secretary. A large number of democrats were In attendance. m Shrlners to Meet Shrlnera of Hillah Temple will meet Friday night at the Ashland Masonic hall to complete final arrangements and Important assignments for the ceremonial ses sion which Is to be held In Medford Saturday, June 2. The meeting Friday Is a stated session. Larceny Charge Kerby Korneye, 19, of Ohio, was arrested yesterday by city police on a grand larceny charge for the theft of. golf clubs, a golf bag and shoes, all of which was valued at $69, from a cor belonging to Ralpn Woodford. Korneye la cited to appear at Justice court. The stolen property, also Including a kit of tools belonging to Ben L. Hltzler, and George Pack ham's rain coat, was recovered. Here for Jubilee Miss May belie Houston of Albuquerque, New Mexi co, who received . as her high school graduation present a trip to Medford for the Oregon Diamond Jubilee cele bration, arrived here today on the Shasta, and will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. E. Bechtel of My ers' Lane. Miss Houston is their niece. While here, she will visit many points of interest in southern Oregon, and having a scholarship, will probably at tend the Southern Oregon Normal school this fall. ..illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli,. 20c Anytime Children 10c. Not Injured Miss Esther William, of Trail did not auffer any Injurlca when the tell accidentally from a eec ond atory window at tha J, B. Rui 11 residence on South Grape atreet today, it waa reported. Accident Reported An accident at the Intersection of Jacltson and Riv erside waa reported at the city police atatlon yesterday by L. M. Matheny, route 4. whose car waa struck by an auto driven by Mra. E. A. Walton of Eagle Point. Matheny had atopped before crossing the highway, and waa hit by the Walton car when Mra. Wal ton tried to miss a third auto which had not atopped at the Intersection. ... Pined $10 William Klneel, route 1, who was arrested Monday afternoon for falling to stop at the intersection of Sixth and Plr. his car colliding with an auto driven by Emll Peterson, 348 North Front atreet, waa fined 10 in city court. City police say tha; mora arrest for this offense will be made In the future, if the present rate of Ignoring atop signs continues. ... Recover Body The body of Gerald P. Hlslop of Grants Pass, who was drowned Sunday, waa recovered Mon day afternoon, from a pool In Rogue river, near Wetherbee riffle. 12 miles below Granta Pass. Grappling hooks were necessary In recovering the body. Funeral aervlces are to bo conducted from the Hull and Hull funeral home-. Hlslop's parents, Mr. and Mra. Fred Hlslop, also hla brother Fred and wife arrived In Grants Pass yesterday from Phoenix, Aria. Hlslop Is also survived by his wife, Faith Hlslop. ING WILL Simplicity and beauty will sur round the coronation of the Queen Mother, Anne Whlteaker, of Oregon's Diamond Jubilee celebration at the fairgrounds next Monday evening. Plana have been carefully made to of fer a well balanced program for the evening. A children's pageant with more than 400 children will take part, paying especial tribute to pioneer hood womanhood and Its importance in Oregon history. . Prof. Irving Vlnlng will present the coronation address of the evening. The action will take place on a plat form in front of the grandstand. Chil dren in the dance are being trained for the presentation by Eve Benson's Dancing academy. Cat Has Six Toes NEW BRITAIN. Conn. (UP) Peter Floros has a bobbed-tall cat, having six toes on each of Its forefeet. The cat eats and sleeps with a small dog owned by the family. TO JOIN OLD TIMERS IN DIAMOND JUBILEE The Civilian Conservation Corps, most modern of the pioneers, will join with the old-tlmera next week In celebrating Oregon's Diamond Jubilee In Medford and Jacksonville. The work of the corps In the for ests and parks of Oregon will be demonstrated by more than 100 members carrying the tools of their various forest trades In the giant Industrial parade Friday, June 8. All types of work projects being carried on by the CCC will be shown as the big company of men march along the route of the parade. The Lewis and Clark expedition, the great exploration party which opened up the western country short ly after the Louisiana purchase, will be portrayed by CCO men costumed as soldiers, frontiersmen and guides. Even the role of Captain Clark's colored body servant will be portray ed. A giant, good natured colored boy from Illinois having offered to play the part. Sacajewea. the Indian girl who guided the expedition, will be portrayed by a young Indian girl who will be here with the Indian village during the week. The roles of Lewis and Clark and other out standing members of the party will be taken by members of the CCC. along with those of the other 46 men on the party. ON JUBILEE PROGRAM Committees are working hard for the success of Education and Ash land day In Ashland next Tuesday. June 5, when a complete program Is being prepared In that etty. President Walter Red ford, of the Southern Oregon Normal school, re ports progress in all divisions, and states visitors can look forward to a complete program in that city. Tho day will start off with the graduation exercises in the normal school In the Llthla park In the forenoon. TWO DIE IN FLAMING WRECK OF AIRPLANE NEW CASTLE, Ind., May 80. (AP) Two men died today In the flaming wreckage of an airplane which fell In a woods west of Sprlngport, a town In the northern part of Henry county. The victims were Kenneth Ruther ford, 37, the pilot, and Homer Wol verton, 23, a passenger. La3t Times T0NITE 2 FEATURES She Lured Battalions of Men to Destruction Madeleine Caroll in "I WAS A SPY" Edmund Lowe solves s burning mystery In "Bombay Mail" STARTS TOMORROW Robert Armstrong In "Above the Clouds" Dally Mat, 1:45. Ere. 8:45 MEMORIAL DAY DANCE Dreamland! Music bv the Melody Boys Men 35c, Ladies 10c Eg He xPI io TODAY and Thursday - HERE'S A DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM YOU CAN'T GO WRONG ON No. 1 FIRST MEDFORD SHOWING A, Symphony of Moonlight and Memories . . . as enchanting as "Smilin Through"! iCOsVARUS The author of "Private Lives" and "Design for Living" dramatizes the CAVALCADE OFAWOMAN'S HEART I Three Big Song Hits! INTRODUCING MISS ANNA NEAGLE VERY POPULAR STAR IN LONDON No. 2 IT'S FUN TO KNOW IT'S MORE FUN TO BE FOOLED BY 15 'y ,4 SI When ire trll )on (hat this la one HI IT WF'RF. of the most f telling, nninual and NOT FOOLING entertaining pictures of the year! Earl Carroll Hit At Craterian i 17' f t rC4 : I-, t f yfflBja -.: f-tii tfitiiinniiiif ;"j There have been many backstage and musical pictures; and there have been equally as many dealing with the diabolical design of fiendish murders; but the Oraterlan theater, starting today, la allowing a picture that Buccessfully combines the two. "Murder at the Vanities," the film version of Earl Carroll's successful current-seaaon hit In New York, mixes muslo and mystery for the first time. Jack Oakle, Carl Brlsaon, noted conti nental stage and screen star, Victor McLaglen, Kitty Carlisle and Duke Ellington and his famoua orcheatra, combined with original Earl Carroll beauties, are featured In the eaat. The atory la about a series of myste rious murders backstage during the performance of Earl Carroll'a "Vani ties." The show goes on during the solution of the mystery, and the audience sees both the musical enter tainment, as well as the drama that goes on behind the sets. Oasis Cabaret To Open Sat. Night The only spring dance floor In southern Oregon will be one of the many featurea of the new Oasla Cabaret, located 11 mllee north of Medford on the Crater Lake high way, which opens Saturday night, according to Jack Grove, floor man ager. The dancing apace la held up by twenty-eight heavy aprings and covered with cushioned flooring. The big feature of the new cab aret will be Al Stewart and hla Eleven Nlte Owls, who will play all evening. A special stage has been built for the orchestra. There will be a two acre parking space. The building which la one hundred five feet by ninety-five feet is owned by Ernest and Grace Da hack, who have promlaed some un usual food treats for the opening night. Spencer Tracy In New Rialto Drama "Now I'll Tell by Mrs. Arnold Roth- ateln," which opened at the Rialto theater yesterday, will aatisfy all types of movie goers sensation seekers, a weU aa lovers of real 113 drama. It bares for the first time things millions of men and -women have wanted to know . . . amaelng revela tions by a woman about the Joya, sor rows, heartaches, emotions . . . the great drama of a woman's life behind the scenes of the sporting and night life of New York City. It sends & great actor, Bpencer Tracy, soaring to atardom on the strength of his powerful portrayal of the plcture'a protagonist, Murray Golden. It presents a kaleidoscope of drama, comedy, night life and sport ing events of New York during the exciting years from 1910 to 1932. In lta final denouement, it works up to a tremendous climax with the In exorability of a Greek drama. 1 It Paid To Be Ihln WAPPING, Conn. ((UP) There are times when It Is convenient to be "skinny." At a supper given by workers of the Federated church, the charge was a penny for each Inch of walat measurement. Shows ' 1:45 1:00-9:00 Adults 25 Klddles-10o Ends Tomorrow Night ! AN AMAZING REVELATION! V . . . told by the only person who knows the truth! A wife talks ... and the whole world listens while guarded secrets are revealed for the first time . . . showing why how by whom? SPENCER TRACY In With Helen Twelvetrees Alice Faye No matinee shows Thursday and Fri day. Cooking achool atarting 2:00 o'clock both days. Friday Saturday 1 "The Crime of Helen Stanley" with HAi.rn bki.lamv 2 "Woman's Man" JOHN IIALI.IDAV Wallace FORD Kilty KEM.V JUBILEE FEATURE One of th blggft en trie In the agricultural and Industrial parade achedukd for Friday forenoon during Jubilee week U Jointly planned by the United States forest aexvloe, V. 5. army, Civilian Conservation corps and the Crater Lake National park. R. Q. Fowler, parade chairman said today. The entry will be fully two blocks long and will have over 100 men. a large number of which will represent the different phases of CCC endeavor in the mountain country, such as trail building, building construction, telephone line building and numerous other activities. The agricultural pa rade will be one of the longest pre sented In Medford for years. Pros pective entrants are urged to notify Mr. Fowler aa early as possible. First Run Picture Heads Studio Bill "Bitter Sweet," first run film which heads the atudto theater double bill today, Is sheer romance, telling the story of the deathless love of beauti ful Sari for her handsome young muslo master. Sari was betrothed with much pomp and ceremony to a stuffy social register It from whom she runs away at the fifty-ninth sec ond, with the handsome, but penni less fiddler, Carl. Carl and Sari elope to Vienna, where Sari sings and Carl leads the orchestra In a gay cafe, and where the bitter mixes with the sweet vnen a certain dashing captain refuses to be dis couraged tn hla attentions to the lovely Sari. The romance is told to muslo. In "Mind Reader," the second fea ture, William portrays a crystal-garing fakir. The atory throws an amusing ray of light on the hokum behind the medicine and caravan thowt with their fortune tellers, crystal gazers, barkers and ahllle. The theme la unique and treats of a most unusual characterisation In the buoyant and bOmbastlo Chandra the Great, for tune teller par excellence, faker through and through, but withal a lovabls rascal with dominating per sonality, particularly with women who are atrongly attracted by his roguish charm. Robert Ford, state prison inmate, sentenced from thia county in Nov ember 1039, to 15 years for assault and robbery, yesterday had his sen tence commuted to ten years, by Governor Meier. Ford, with Gene Hurd, held up and robbed a man by the name of Quchea on North Riverside, taking 145, It was claimed by Ouches. Ford plead guilty. Hurd was arrested a year later In Nevada, and returned here. He also plead guilty and was sentenced to ten years In state prison. Both were transients. The commutation of Ford's aen tence makes him eligible for parole, In a few months, and gives him the same sentence to serve as his part ner in crime. Rooms Needed For Jubilee Visitors Medford and Jackson county resi dents having extra rooms during next week are urged to get in touch with Jubilee headquarters aa early aa possible. In view of the thousands of people expected here during the week the Jubilee housing commit tee is making every effort to locate sufficient housing accommodations. However, the cooperation of all resi dents Is necessary to assure the success of this project. Medford and southern Oregon resi dents are reminded to make early purchases of tickets for the pageant, "Oyer-Un-Gon" and Norman Cowan's famous roundup. The pageant will be presented Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights at the fairgrounds, where rehearsals have been in pro gress for sometime past. The round up will be presented Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday aft emoona, followed by a special show Saturday night. Advance ticket sales are underway at Diamond Jubilee headquarters In the Sparta building. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Someone with team and mower to cut hay for hay. S. 8. Hogan, Applegate. WANTED Good truck aa first pay ment on nice home with large gar den. Long time on balance. Box 1321, Tribune. CASH PAID for men'a 2nd hand eulta, hats and shoes, will B. Wilson. 33 No. Front. Green Pine Slabwood $375 12" V A Big or Double 16" Load WOOD Valley Fuel Co. Tel. 7. mi 11m I Marts . . 25c Eves . . SBc Kiddles 100 STARTING TODAY! MURDER!... in the midst of LOVELINESS! Murder set to muslo . . . surrounded by the most beautiful girls In the world a perfeot combination of entertainment! . . . Bhow- girls on parade . . . unaware that a murderer Is loose baokstagel , . . A scream . . a crum pling form . . . and confu sion hiding all evidence of the murder 1 a ADDED. Ben Blue Comedy "Nervous Hands" l V J "iiunywuvu news- - jiiuainca ncwsicn I ''' ". HSSSSSMSSSSHHSHSMMMS ffl . the world's loveliest girls . . . real romance backstage . . . mystery and suspense . . red hot rhythm by Harlem- maniaca . . . lavish pro duction numbers and five song hits: "Cock tails for Two" . . "Ebony Rhapsody" . . , "Lovely One" . . . "Marihuana" and 'Live and Love To night" , . . What a Show I with JACK OAKIE VICTOR McLAGLEN CARL BRISSON KITTY CARLISLE DUKE ELLINGTON famoub'orchestra and , The Gorgeous Earl Carroll Beauties 1 ' 1 m'7' "'j V w 1 Vi r a g . .,
