MEDFORD" MATE TRIBUNE, JfEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE S, 1934.
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Local and Personal
iTnderrofi o Deration James Boyd
of Phoenix underwent major opera
tion on Monday at the Community
Hospital.
Visitor In Ashlana Stlai Dorothy
Roger of Medford was a visitor In
Ashland Sunday, tht Dally Tidings
state.
Visiting Over Jubilee Henry Oo
henour, of Sacramento, la Tlaltlng In
Uil city over the Diamond Jubtlle
with Edward Oantrall.
Granted Leave 'First Lieutenant
Phllo D. Smith on duty at CCO dis
trlot headquarter, ha been granted
a seven days' leave, starting today.
gee Parade Mrs. Ralph . Dean
and daughter Carmen of Grant Pais,
were among visitor In Medford from
that 0,1 IV on oamroay w aw uv
Shrine parade.
Here for Jubilee Mr., and Mrs.
Wynne P. Orler of Salem are among
visitor In the valley attending the
weea'a oelebratlon of Oregon's 7Sth
birthday.
Undergoes Operation Mrs. Pred
Ooataln of Grants Pass, who 1 a pa
tient at the Sacred Heart hospital
where she underwent a major opera
tion Thursday, was yesterday reported
getting along nicely.
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t Make Home Here Mrs. Pred Mc-
Cann, of Clyde, Kansas, arrived In
Medford yesterday with her mothor,
Mr. Mary Lewis, and her small
daughter, Shirley. They will make
their home in vn oiy.
aiM from Towa Mr. L. J. Miller,
of Palrbank, Iowa, arrived In Med
ford Sunday to spend a month visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Charles Wahl.
.-.. -ir Mn a. h. West. Mr. Mil
iar was formerly a resident of Foots
Creek.
Place In One Camp AU negroes In
the Medford CCO dlatrlct are being
transferred Into ono camp, and will
loeated at Camrj South Fork of
the Rogue, according to order Issued
at the headquarters in Meaiora wasv.
a
Leaves for S. F. Robert H. Lamb, a
member of the Civilian conservation
corps has resigned to enlist In the
TJnlted State army with the medical
department of the Letterman general
hospital. He leit nere last mgni,
vrf ThrM A American Automobile
association and the Oregon State Mo
tor association announced today, that
memberships In an auto club which
are being solicited on the streets here,
are In no way affiliated with either of
the two above-mentioned associations.
Three Fires in May Fire Chief Roy
Elliott reported today that during tno
month of May. there were three fires,
Hmj.f. ntlA and automobile and
the office of Oaddl and Dixon. The
loss, he said, although figures were
not available, win oe quii ww.
Here for Jubilee Fred J. Blakeley,
ot Portland, owner of the Sterling
mine, Is attending the Jubilee and
looking after bualness In connection
with the -mine. Mr. Blakeley. accom
panied Jue Duune, repuoncan nomi
nee for governor, to Medford.
daHahaI Porpatcr Here V. V. Hor-
ton, regional forester with headquar
ters In Portland, ha arrived In Med-
Ahaata Cascade
1U1U w, -u "
Wonderland association meeting this
week, and be the personal represenio.
tlve to the Jubilee of the Portland
regional foret omce.
K. P. Klwanlani Here Thirty
eight men and 28 lady Klwanlan
4rt in w nltv todav from Klamath
Fall, to attend the apeolal Klwanis
meeting tonight at o:au in tno nacu
fwi TrntAi. The laree delectation will
Join the Medford club member In
celebration or Oregon jjiamuuu
nlversary.
Return! from Inspection Robert
Mansfield, of the TJ. S. forest service.
accompanied by Mr. Mansneia, ro-
. ' - nll tnKTMe.
furnea reoenwy -
Uon to Clover Creek guard station,
which is located about 30 miles north
of Keeno. Mansfield, who ha beon
gone a week on the trip, report that
the road In the area are In fair con
dition. Back from Convention Mr. Leota
Thompson returned this morning
from Portland, where she ha attend
ed a Bualness and Professional Wo
men's" convention, and the tate con
vention of registered nurse. Mr.
Thompson, who left for Portland Sat
urday, report a wonderful trip, hav-
lng been entertained at Governor
Meler'a country home during her atay
la Portland.
Celebrates 90th Birthday "Grand
pa" Huston, beloved pioneer resident
vallev. la celebra
ting the same e rent that Oregon la
observing, a uirtnaay. m. nu.
resches his 00th on June , and scores
of friend are preparing to wish him
happy return of the day. He hU lived
in the valley more than 40 years. ...
has been an active member of the
Masonic lodge alnce 1BTS.
t t. Medford Several
CCO men from various camps in the
district are being transieriro
headquarter detachment. They In
clude Ivan W. Dyer of Camp Apple
gate, Fred G. Blair and Courtney C.
Sutton of Camp Annie Springs, Geo.
.... . . rhin, mats.
M- HonenDeca OI lwnp ,...- -Adolph
Oroth of Camp Tiller, wo
Parkerson and Charle F, Simmon of
Camp Wineglass. John J. Ryan of
Camp Rand, Patrick Savage of Camp
Upper Rogue river and Brnest C. Rog
ers of Camp Indian creek.
loans Cars Huga Lance last eve
ning furnished seven Airflow Chrys-
lers for ths Jubilee procession, at the
close of the coronation of the queen.
as
Exhibits Drawings Gladys sturltn
has a number of drawings on exhibit
m Johnston aboe store, which have
been attracting much attention this
week.
Has Kit Stolen Dr. R. W. Sleeter
reported to city police that his medical
kit was stolen from his automobile
last night.
Paint Fire Hall Members of the
city fire department have been busy
the past several days during their
spring house cleaning and getting the
nan in order for the Diamond Jubilee.
a a a
Goes to Applerate m a 1 1 e r L.
Strange, now enrolled at Camp South
Fork of the Rogue OOO, la being
transferred to Camp Applegate head
quarters orders Issued today show.
a a a
In Medford 'f-iday Captain Glenn
J. Key. of the .Upper Rogue CCO camp,
was a visitor In Medford this morn
ing conferring with officer at the dl.
trlct headquarter here.
a a a
Returns Home Miss Dorothy Reyn.
olds, who underwent a serious major
operation at the Sacred Heart ho'
pltal several weeks ago, waa able to
return home today.
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Undergoes Operation Mrs. Ludo
Grieve of Prospect underwent a ma
jor operation yesterday at the Sacred
Heart hospital, and was today report
ed getting along satisfactorily.
Now at Studio
When a butler poses as a wealthy,
titled Englishman and runs amuck In
Atlantic City, the result Is bound to
ba funny.
Charlie Buggies, starring In "Good
bye Love," which heads the double
bill at the Studio theater, provides
the hilarity in Just such a role.
'The Keyhole," starring Kay Fran
cis, la the second feature.
At Craterian
La- V - , J
Charles Farrell. one-half of the
famous team of Gaynor and Farrell,
Is pleasing patrons at the Craterian
theater where "Change of Heart,"
which reunites the popular players
after a screen separation of over two
years, Is now ploying. It tells the
story of modern youth seeking love
and happiness in the teeming me oi
Manhattan. Ginger Rogers and James
Dunn head the supporting cast.
At Roxy Today
in "State Trooper," which opened
today on the Roxy theater double
feature program, motion pictures
reached out past the traditional set
tings and plots, and succeeded In
presenting a smashing story against
a new, unique, and tremendously col
orful background that of an oil re
finery at the height of operation
Regis Toomey Is the trooper.
Being married to an extravagant
wife on a small salary, and listening
to a friend's advice which Induces him
to pose as the heir of a millionaire,
Is the experience of Lew Ayres In
MLets Be Ritzy," the second film,
"Private Scandal" at Rialto
Ruth ford, arrested Monday morning
by city polios on charges of being
drunk in a publlo plaoe, was taken
before Judgs A. D. Curry this morn
ing, and ordered to leave town.
CH1CAOO, June 5. (AP) Wheat:
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First grade butterfat, 23e fob. Ban
Francisco.
With "Private Scandal," featuring
Zasu Pitts, Phillips Holmes, Mary
Brian, Ned Sparks and Lew Cody as
the feature picture and Corp. Bob In
gleston in person with his films of
the World War, "America Under Fire,"
as a special added attraction, the
Rlauto theater's program starting to
day promises much In the way of
entertainment.
Corp. Ingleston, official photog
rapher for the war department during
the fracas, secured some exceptional
battle scenes, along with numerous
humorous Incidents in the life of the
doughboy. Supplying the dialogue
for the war pictures, Corp. Ingleston
tells of the many comical happenings
In typical doughboy style, bringing
humor to a topic that is usually pre
scnted In a serious vein.
"Private Scandal" deals with the
murder of an Influential citizen whose
attempt to commit suicide to cover
his financial losses la frustrated by a
mysterious person's sudden killing of
him. Ned Sparks, in the role of the
"dead pan" detective, attempts to
solve the mystery, only to have each
principal Involved refusing to reveal
the truth, afraid of some private scan
dal in his own life.
with Lew Ayres starring and Patricia
Ellis, Frank McHugh, In supporting
comedy roles.
Georgia Minstrels
Coming Thursday
As a special attraction for Jubilee
week, the Craterian theater has se
cured the services of the Famous
Georgia Minstrels who, combined with
the Harlem Night Club Creole Girls,
open a three-day engagement at the
theater Thursday.
Among the many featured perform
ers are Lasses Brown and Tommy Har
ris, whose continual Joking and comi
cal actions furnished many laughs
when the minstrels played here last
year. These two lads are starting out
their 12th consecutive season with
the Georgia Minstrels, and are but
two of the many reasons why this
great stage presentation plays to ca
pacity houses dally.
There are over 40 people In the act
with the famous dance team of
Broomfteld and Greeley featured.
A complete screen program, headed
by Joan Blondell's latest "Smarty,'
story of. a giddy blonde, will also be
shown.
1
Mr. Giutln Improved H. K. Qua-
tin, local school teacher, who under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Community hospital Friday, was
today said to be getting along satis
factorily, and will probably be able
to return to his homo within a few
days.
Ordered Out of Town Howard
Smoking and Drinking?
Watch Your Stomach
For quick relief from Indigestion
and upset stomach due to excessive
smoking and drinking try Dr. Emll's
Adla Tablets. Sold on money back
guarantee. Heath's Drug Store.
GHEES SLABS K
EARLY
pet quality Fir, m ft .
Per l.ond. In 51 J
1 Load l ot. wata
Srlfct
Per
Today
and Wed.
20c
Anytime
Children loo
DOUBLE FEATURE
HE GAMBLED WITH
DEATH AND DANGER
Speed! Thrills! Action!
Contlnnoiis Show
Today and Wednesday
1:30 to 11 P. M.
, ALSO
"Keeplnr np with the Joneses (pit
them Into a Jam, and series or
amazing, amusing events got them
out!
wurir
Starring
LEW AYRES
and PATRICIA ELLIS
7:00-0:00 I Lj"TJ I Kiddles ,10c J
Chicago Wheat
LOST Ladles Bulora wrist watch
eat. Whlto gold band. Reward. Tel.
1397-U
FOR SALE Centennial and Black Re
publican cherries. Phone 855-1.. 101
Portland Ave.
WTLiL SHARE EXPENSES with some
one going to Edmonton, Alts, Sas
katoon, fia&k., or Tlclnlty. light
baggage. Phone 1117. Mrs. Foster,
013 S. Central, Medford Oregon.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CASH PAID for men's 2nd hand suits.
hats and shoes. Will H. Wilson. 3a
No. Front.
FOR TRADE Wagon for cow; also
nurse ana wagon ior irnmjvu ail
ment. S. E. McClung. Rt, 1, Rogue
River,
FOR SALE Cheap. 9 A. 4 room
nouae, garden, berries, clover, well
water. Fenoed. Writ Mrs. Pollock,
Eagle Point, Oregon, Star Rt.
WANTED AO young, live -wire girls
during jubilee celebration. Ask for
E. Fried land between 78, Hol
land Hotel,
113.00 CASH buys 00 feet steel track
lork carrier, track hangers, steal.
pa Die, puiieys and narpoon rori
Call at 610 N. Fir.
WANTED Sterling 3-lnch pump.
mono or call 330 N. Front.
B1NO and Royal Anne cherries tor
sale. J. x. Lester, Blddle Road.
ONE of 8. Oregon's finest ranches for
sale, formerly valued at 100,000,
Pries 10,000. Tribune, Box No. 1414.
HAY SALT
In 125-lb. sack
$1.15
Also in 60 and 100-lb.
sacks at right prices
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will find out ser
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and convenient terms, lotcrest Is charged only foe
actual time yon use the money. Small weekly or
monthly Daymen ta. Payments may be increased, or
loan paid in fall, at any time. Investigate oar ser
vice without obligation.
Warrants Cashed Jjp JQ f
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Remember the Vin Rouge?
Remember the cooties playing
leap frog up and down your
spine? Remember those days
spent on K. P. duty? Here they
are back again . . . now when
you can laugh at those mem
ories . . . told in the language
of the doughboy 1
The Greatest Bunch of Liars You Ever Saw!
. . . They'd all been up
to something they
hadn't oughta when
Death walked in on
them and they had to
think fast to cover up
their own Private
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