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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1924. PAGE NTNB Local and Visits RoseburR Lota Carroll of thei local SERA offices spent last week-end and Labor day visiting In Roaeburg. Fined In City Court Jack Hltzler. M, of this city, waa fined a 10 In city court yesterday, after having been ar rested the previous night on charges of being drunk. 1 Returns from Lake Dick Reum, who haa been employed at the Dla mon dlake resort for the past several weeks, haa returned to Medford. his work having been completed recently. Going to Banclon J. W. Wakefield and family will leave tomorrow tor Bandon, where they plan to spend a Vweek. wnile Mr. Wakefield attends to business matters. Walton on Business H. L. Walton of New York City, agent for Para mount Sportswear, arrived In Medford on the train today to atay here two dars on business. Fined Sin Ardle Hanlan. 62. a na tive of Ireland, was fined 10 yester day in city court, having been arreat ' ed by city police Tuesday night for drunkenness. ... SERA Supervisor Here G. W. Kuhl mn. state supervisor for SERA of the part time farming project, arrived In this city this morning by train from Corvallls. to spend th day here on business. . Newlands Return Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Newlond. wh have been attending the Washington state convention of the National Association of Letter Car riers in Longvlew for the past few Ydays, returned to Medford last night. Here for Visit Mrs. M. R. Scrlpter arrived in Medford this morning by train from Everett. Wash., where ahe has been visiting for several weeks. Mrs. Scrlpter will visit here for a week with her son. Earl, before continuing to her home In Nebraska. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR SALE Fine tomatoes, lo on vines, watermelons. John Mace, dirt road right belore overhead crossing Tolo. follow red arrows. WANTED Middle aged unincumber ed woman for housework. Phone 417-J-2. FOR SALE USED ELECTRIC RANGE Small hotpotnt automatic elec tric range. Black and white enamel ed finish, reciprocating switches. Full sized enameled oven. Price $40.00 installed. Your fuel burning range accepted on trade. The Cali fornia Oregon Power Company. FOR SALE Ranches, city homes, or chards, placer mines. Bargains, i Easy terms. Rentals. Roberts, 730 W. 2nd. Tel 1528-J. BARGAIN DE-LUXE 3 acres fronting Rogue river 200 feet, near Trail, Crater lake highway. Garden, fruit vnA. A rnnm hmiwt F.lertrlt llfifhtS. ranj?e. Garage, chicken house. Free irrigation water. Good well. Best buy in county at asso. aown. 15 e month. Act quick. See owner 104 South Oakdale, Medford. FOR RENT Room or apts., board If desired. 706 S. Oakdale, near htgn school. PLENTY OF PETITE PRUNES at Car penter ranch, lc a pound. Pick them yourself. Jacksonville highway. FOR SALE Jonathan apples. 17-F-14. Call GOOD USED CAR3 30 Day Guarantee 1030 Ford Coupe. 1931 Chev. Coupe. 1931 Ford Victoria. 1930 Stutz 7 passenger Sedan. 1929 LaSalle Coupe. 1930 Nash Light 6 Coupe. 1928 Chrysler 72 Sedan. 1929 Ford Pickup. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 38 N. Riverside Phone 18 "WANTED TO RENT One or two un- furnished housekeeping rooms near high school. Write Rt. I, Box 388, Medford. COMPLETELY furnished apt. 229 N. Ivy. REAL BUY Four speed light truok, good rubber. -50 cash or will trade. 251 Beatty St. FOR SALE Central Point grapes for sale, 2c. Bring containers. Riley Myers. TO LET Team of good horses till March 1. for feed and care. Phone 610-J-6. E. C. Corn. FOR SALE Cows, die Rood. J. E. Lester. Bld- FOR SALE Sorghum mill. Box 8277, Tribune. A Great Novel! A W3'rvj;'4 . . . A Fox HELEN 1 r Daily Mat. 1:45 Evening at 7 .illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll FHday I CTTTO-.Afctl cum-m. fife :- '-' I Personal From Klamath Falls Frank Booth by of Klamath Falls waa a visitor In Medford Wednesday. Gets Medical Care A. Lawaon of 1053 Court street is patient at the Community hospital, receiving medi cal care. Injure Nose When a tree fell on P. F. Johnston of Brownsboro yester day, he suffered Injuries to his nose. He was brought to the Community hospital for treatment. t In Medford Wednesday Mr, end Mrs. Tony Franco and Mrs. Ella Ox ford of Ashland were among business visitors In Medford yesterday. Leave for Home Mrs. O. C. Wlmer and two sons. Donald and Alvln, left today by train for Roaeburg, to vlalt over the week-end with Mr. Wlmer's mother, Mrs. Lilly Farmer. To Klamath Falls Charles Poole of Eugene, grand master of the Odd Fel lows lodge, in the state, stopped In Medford for a short time yesterday to visit Dr. and Mrs. Jud Rlckert, be fore continuing to Klamath Falls. Trades Places J. M. Kallstrom, who has lived on a ranch on Coleman creek 1 for 22 years, has traded the place for the Alaska auto camp and service station on the Pacific highway, near I Bonney's Grill. The families have changed locations. Bowman to Klamnth County Su perintendent C. R. Bowman will at tend the Klamath county teachers as-; soclatlon September 10. as the repre sentative of the State Teachers' asso ciation. He will appear on the prog ram. I I Plan Motor Trip Mrs. Clarence Bates and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Jenkins will leave next week-end by motor to Marsh field. Ore., and from there will continue north along the coast. They expect to be gone two or three weeks. Leave on Motor Tonr Lester Gil man of this city and Wllber Yakel and Clarence Kruse, both of Central Point, left this morning by motor on a month's trip to A Century of Prog ress exposition, visiting at Yellow stone and Glacier National parks on the way east. They will return by the southern route. Mrs. Young Arrives Mrs. A. J. Young of Roseburg arrived this morn ing by train, to attend tonight a meeting of the local chapter of Job's Daughters, of which she is a grand of ficer. Mrs. Young will be the guest of Mrs. Chas. W. Gilbert while here. Confer with Allen T. E. Daniels and Bert Nobllt of Medford were In this city on Wednesday conferring with Wilford Allen, who is a member of the forestry committee under the state planning commission. Allen plans to go to Portland early next week to meet with the rest of the committee. Orants Pass Courier. Mrs. Br o 111 Here Mrs. L. BrolU of Ashland, district deputy for the Royal Neighbors of America, arrived here this morning by train to attend a meeting of her association here to night. Tonight's meeting has been called to prepare for a district meet ing Oct. 18. ( AT Word was received from Salem this morning by the local SERA offices that the Medford recreational pro gram carried on this summer through the Jackson county relief committee has been discontinued, Miss Golda Boone, recreational supervisor, an nounced today. Lack of funds was given as cause for abandonment of the work, which has included In this area, swimming, playground and baseball projects. LUY DANCE STUDENTS TO APPEAR, CRATERIAN A program featuring forty students of Miss Ruth Luy'a dancing studio will be presented in a short program between features tomorrow evening at the Craterlan theater, with the show, lng of Shirley Temple's picture, "Now and Forever." Mrs. Dick Antle and Mrs. B. Hawley will play the accom paniment. Greater Picture! . mm. ' ftHB -EijRFM rata. & !? Bim Ml ENEMIES 1 Picture uilh TWEIVETREES L-JKl M0NA BARRIE U .r""t r r ALSO Mlrkev Mrtiutre Comedy, "Mlrkey'a Review Tom Howard I if "llfnetv Pay But Sot Much HIS FIRST BIG i v. IF 6. V i,txN- i l i 4 MIX- X , ?:-;?v ! AW- :, A. The slaying of Homer Van Meter, Dillinger gangster, was the first big job of Police Chief Frank Cullen (above) since he became head of the St. Paul, Minn., police. He is shown looking over the hat, gun and other effects of Van Meter. (Associated Press Photo- FLYING DOWN TO ilfl rkH u23 iw - ;N 1 ll K W W1t Unfrequented airways will be flown by the W. C. Talbots. Hills borough, Cal., socialites, on an adventurous vacation to South America. They will fly over the Andes at well as dense Brazilian jungles. Left to right: Pilot O. C. Le Boutlllier, Mrs. and Mr. Talbot. (Asso ciated Press Photo IKE PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 8. (AP) Under the protection of a police guard, non-union workers at the Ore gon Worsted company mill were marched to the plant in a body to day while men and women in picket lines hooted and booed the proces sion. Union employes at the woolen mill have Joined the nation-wide textile strike. It was said at the mill office I today that about 150 men and women were on the Job this morning. At Salem Ercel W. Kay, director of the Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, said "a few" of the non-union employes were working while others without labor affiliations were "undecided." la-rtsiT'''i?rtSSiaS Shows 1:4.1 7:00-9:00 l:.,lTLJ.iPrii. TOMORROW . v'.n, ',i' ::'.::v',i(.viv - m iu a-1 t-i r ni w 11.1.1. m t f- ' g m vow xsv' . m r.. .Z fr ujf tfriu w coming ff&m (jmU c h l&itw!nkm Mjt. I; ITTWi M FkHj ' y M. Nfci' ffSr"' ! Inltoinr Muslral Comedy . " 1 XwlMmmttM v$r&i$i &htoB&rfk ((! "'tis spring- wm;z&mzM wkmmmtttwmm , nm POSITIVELY ENDS TONIGHT fM ' llr. k k k M fl Watch for P.I Clnmnrm, MYRNA I flY IFI o,de..,r,d ...... mo,- . RA?tCK0T TONE j 2W V ft J I Tamn l clamorous rfliriNA LUi n. ,... .,,. mi lionel barrywore vmam ,1 ti I J k j and His 1 ,1 (irTII tinnill nlirOTIl tl, I elemiMnj personnllly In a LIUMtL DAKKTWiwru: Kiddies jtfW fVf 1 ,.,, km "STAMBOUL QUEST" pfA A ' -lewis stone- .to kJiiETrK Mate I SlfmtiJ ri 'AlViii '7 ml 1 ' lXCitraiJJ''.L'iiii'."'.'t hi ik if i'larVnaW - M I Kfvmm mffmmf(mmfytr '?'.T::"r":"j j'um iTieWntiin n i ' 7"! JOB AS CHIEF RIO' OVER JUNGLE Return from Vacation Dick Sing' ler, postofflce cjerk, returned yester day from a two weeks vacation, which he has spent mainly fishing In south' em Oregon lakes and streams. ITCHING.., anywhere on the body also burning irritated skin 'soothed and helped by Resinolll FOB A HEAL TIME DANCE and DINE Rt BONNEY'S C.HM.L Sat. Nite p Dance Till Cm Pnnrlng Rvpry Nlsltt and SATURDAY! OF 1934 ! Here they are! . . . Night club dumps and rlty alkk erI , , , (Jooil uumen and nlrkrd! , , Good men mid IiikI! . . A motlry horde from everywhere, raring and roaring for rlrhr In thM nrvc . . . Vr.'t fiol'l Mnii)if(le! Python vs. Panther at Studio Wlld Cargo." which opens at the Studio theater today logs Frank Buck's adventures in the Asiatic wilds where he recently was enegaged fcr six months trapping rare and wild animals. Chock-full of the perils which accompanied his work. "Wild Cargo" depicts how Buck faced death on two occasions and came near never MISS FOSTER ACCEPTS VALLEY SCHOOL POST Miss Mary Louise Foster has ac cepted the position as first grade In structor in the Valley school this fall, according to word received to day from Mrs. Naomi Hohman Van Dyke, principal. Miss Foster comes to the Valley school from the Crestvlew prlva't? school in Lob Angeles, where she hM been teaching for the past year. She has completed a two-year kindergar ten and prlmnry course at Mtss Ful- mer's school. In addition to her bach olor's degrees in education from the University of Southern California. She has also taught In the Lor Angeles public schools. Especially trained in art. music and dromatics. Miss Foster will supervise these activi ties. Mrs. Sanders Is Visitor Mrs. S. San ders oV Kelowna. British Columbia, was a visitor In Medford briefly ihifl morning enrou te to Grants Pass to visit with Mrs. William Otoksey, for merly or this city. Mrs. Sanders has been visiting for the past two months In Ashland and Alturas, Cat. 1 RUTH LUY DANCING STUDIO, en roll Saturday, Sept. 8. Sparta BlUg. Phone 1545. Now ! UntU Saturday Night ! CUTER THANJEVER! Wl " The heart - warm.n, kh .torv of a heart-thief x if k.A J A 1 S H Kllitim. fl. fcrref'Ul : .. . . a jS-Vk," i) rtj ft m trm i -i iwf i i'A -."r . ju muum mm m-mif ' .11 SIR GUY STANDING ftf ' $JS T seeng himself on the screen. A death uoauivs python wound us constrict ing colls around his left arm; and a king cobra cornered him unarmed among packing cases. In addition "Wild Cargo" unreels occurrences of high Interest which fol lowed Buck as he snared man-eating animals alive. Shirley Temple Heads Cast New Craterian rtlm A grand acting combination, a thrilling fast-paced imaginatively di rected story, and a human and ap pealing theme, are the elements that make "Now and Forever," now at the Craterlan theater, and that make the picture thoroughly delightful and en tertaining. I Romantic Gary Cooper, Carols Lom bard and lovable 8hlrley Temple are the three who play out this tale of a reckless young International crook, his light of lovo, and the child who changes the whole course of their gay lives. It manages to make the becurled and bright-eyed Shirley even more irreslstable than aha was In "Little Miss Marker." tho picture that made her he greatest child sensation. One of the highlights of the new film Is the scene where she sings "The Grass hopper end the Prog", hopping about to show how the big, bad froggle goes. Special Communication of Medford Lodge No. 103, A. 'GV p- & A- M- Fr'day. Sep ' Tth at 7:30 P. M. Work in E. A. degree. Visitors Invited. V. A. Norris, W. M. GEO. ALDEN, Sec A Medford Lodfie No. 103, A. PSs 1 jmT AT J&l SEE OuTTTcONNEBTbout Nells I -pmXl and apples. iSTS ' """j"! Now at Roxy rjw"!r 1 H I vi - A Wis fV;r: Helen Twelvetrees portrays the role of a beautiful Viennese girl In, "All Men Are Enemies," which opened at the Roxy theater today. Dramatic Picture Coming To Rialto The 1934 gold rush Is on I Here In southern Oregon, particu larly about Jacksonville, picturesque mining camps, abandoned for years, are taking on all the appearance of days of '40. Ghost towns of the west are springing to renewed life as men and women alike scour the hills for new velna of the precloua ore. Abin donvd shafts are being opened. Bxist ness Is booming. Mine stocks are soar ing. And all because of the feverish de mand for Rold due to tho govern ment's arbitrary fixing of Its mone tary value. This la the dramatic theme of "Wild Gold." featuring John Boles. Claire Trevor, Harry Green and Monroe Owsley, coming tomorrow to the Rial to thenter for a two day run. It's a new gold rush to an old ghost town. In '49 It was a roaring Inferno of men. greed, drama and Bin. Today there's i l"T:.:.?b,fc?:;-T..".;, . H!mTL"; ,.T''-ifraU''!3 i 1 J Back from the a&SBP - perilous jungle a new goto trU and th town rou Into frenzied new lift. John Bolts u a mining engineer, who tails in love with Clair Trevor. Harry Oreen Is the manager of the defunct show troupe, part of tho horde that swarms to the new "dig gings" lured anew by the alren call of "Oold" finding romance, breath, taking adventure and laughs. 1 Cse Mall Tribune want ada. QUIVERING NERVES When you are just on edge tee when you can't stand the children's noise : ; ; when everything yon do is a burden ; ; ; when you are irri table and blue : ; : try Lydia E. Pink, htm'j Vegetable Compound; $8 out of 100 women report benefits It will give you just the extra en ergy you need. Life will seem worth living again; Don't endure another day without the help this medicine can give. Get t bottle from your druggist today VEGETABLE COMPOUND BENEFIT DANCE Oaks Pavillion Friday, Sept. 7 Larson and His 5 Hot Peppers 5 Benefit Eagles' Drill Team Admission 400
