MEDFORD MAHJ TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDXT, SEPTEJIBER 13, 193-1.
PXGE SEVEJf
Local and Personal
To Seattle Mra. T. J. BU left thla
aoralng by train for Seattle.
To Oranta Pass Mra. A. Derby left
o Grant pu for a few days' Tlalt
his morning on the Shut.
I From South rork Captain Olen P.
JWlate and Lieut. Theodore P. Coatea
' t the South Pork COC camp were in
I tedford on buslnesa Thursday.
; Captain Newell Here Captain Har
i W O. Newell, commander of the Hilt
j loo camp, visited In Med ford Thura
, 'y.
f Mrs. White Leaves Mrs. John
! Thlte returned today to her aummer
erne on Willow Springs, after baring
pent yesterday in Meoiora.
Miss Phlpps Better Miss Mae
b'.J7. who haa been 111 at her home,
u today reported in an Improved
Dndltlon.
Wallace In clty-Iamea Wallace of
M Northwestern Railway arrived on
fflclal business thla morning on the
uthbound train.
vnmll Here Erneat 8. FarreU of
M TJnlon Pacific Unea la a bualneas
leitor In Medford. having arrived oy
aln thla morning.
Arrives from Colorado Mrs. M.
crroepper of Boulder, Colo., arrived
f train this morning to visit In Med
trd for two montha with her daugh
u, Mrs. D. E. Venden.
', Permit Issued A permit for repair
Is a stairway at a cost of $100 waa
aued yesterday by the building de
artment to N. J. Wiley of 131 West
. lain. .
Here for Week Mra. J. W. Reagan
jvmiva. pal., haa been In M ed
it Ji for the past week visiting her
.ushter. Mrs. Lee Allen, and lett
lla morning on the Shasta.
On Business Here Mra. Sara How-
... nri rt.itffhtAT. Mlaa HattlC. Of
Point were visitors In Medford
fednesday. and tod- Mra. Sophia
alter of Grasaa tatrnln the city
-RAturns rmm South Eleanor Curry,
bo haa been visiting for the past six
oka in Sacramento, Cel., with her
,nt run TCelser. haa returned to
ledford to resume teaching thla fall
I the Roosevelt acnooi.
Leaves for Home Mrs. O. T. Powell,
Kr, been here for the past two
eeks as guest at the home of hor
m, F. E. Powell, leit inis bidhuiis
the train for her home In Cottage
rove.
In county Jail Cyrlll M. Crackott.
native of England, who waa arrested
it.v mnlice vesterdav on drunken-
ess charges and placed In the city
wna transferred to the county
ii last night.
. fr rntnradn Mlaa Elizabeth
arguson, formerly principal of the
lokson school, leit yeateraay wr -niA
ti resume school work
lere, having spent the aummer In
:edford.
Sprocket round City police found
x 8-2 six-inch cast Iron sprocket
-ist,.. .t the corner of Sixth and
sntral. and stated that the owner
ay secure the same by calling at tne
atlon.
Ouest of Rev. Bartlam Canon
...v.. -f Salt T.lre CltV. TOCtOT Of
!. Paul's church, arrived In Medford
day by train, to be tne guesi ioi .
Mk of Rev. E. B. Baruam u
?lacopal church.
00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
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power, good rubber. Carry Keen
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PHone 610-J-6. E. C. Corn.
"r RENT 8 -room modern house
a .oroM l miles from Med
io!. Mrs. Jessie M. Mlnear, Kln?
.hign way.
sn pl"jt wiii iitrv comforta-ble
centrally located apt. with one or
two business women or wbm'
Call 1645-L.
EN to cat and haul wood on shares,
Inquire Peterman, uoia nay.
yR SALE Jonathan apples.
17-F-14.
Smith In Medford L. H. Smith, for
est service recreation technician, was
in Medford today from his station at
Indian Creek.
To Teach School Miss Prank le
Adams of Medford left for Klamath
Palls Sunday, where she has been
engaged to teach school.
Mrs. Pinch 111 Mrs. D. B. Pinch of
route 3, Medford, underwent a major
operation today at the Community
hospital.
To the Round-op Dr. Paul Sharp
of Klamath Palls, flying his Waco
airplane, stopped at the Medford air
port today before continuing to Pen
dleton to the round-up.
Return from Seattle Mrs. Alice
Vincent and Miss Adams returned to
Medford Saturday from Seattle and
Portland, where they spent a week on
business.
Clement Here Iucian Clement, em
ploye of Standard stations, Inc., at
Government Camp, returned to Med
ford last night to spend a few days
at his home here.
Return from Portland Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Heath and daughters, Nancy
and Madeline, returned to Medford
last evening from Portland, where
they have been spending the past
week.
To Applegate Camp Max Rands, In
spector from the regional forest serv
ice office at Portland, and W. L.
Jones, local construction superintend
ent, are at Applegate CCC camp today
on business, Mr. Rands Is In south
ern Oregon on a several days' trip.
Report Accident Prank Sari Blga-
low, 6, of 710 Dakota, and W. W.
Aid rich. 83, box 1081. reported an
accident to city police yesterday alter.
noon after their cars had collided at
the Intersection of Main and Ivy
streets.
Henry In Court Carl W. Henry, ar
rested in the south part of Medford
yesterday by the state police, on
charges of operating an automobile
without a license, was fined W and
costs of $4.50, In Justice of the Peace
W. R. Coleman's court Wednesday.
The fine was suspended, but he paid
the costs.
Chatterer Is Issued An interesting
four-page edition of the Conifer Chat
terer has been Issued by the Upper
Rogue River CCC camp, of which Cap
tain Glenn J. Key Is commanding of
ficer and Fred J. Warner Is project
superintendent for the U. S. forest
service. Fred Wooldrldge Is army edi
tor and Orle Moore forest service edi
tor of the publication.
Dazzling Dancers in "Dames" at Craterian
Here are Just a small part of the
hundreds of beautiful "dames" in the
new musical extravaganza, "Dames,"
opening Its three-day run at the Cra
terian theater today.
"Dames" boasts of Busbar Berkeley's
newest and best dance ensembles; five1
new hit songs written by three ace
song-wrltlng teams; a breezy plot that
zips along from start to finish, aud
numerous stars, including Dick Pow
ell, Ruby Keeler, ZaSu Pitts, Guy Klb-
bee, Joan Blondell and Hugh Herbert
Mechanical contrivances that In
augurate a new and different style of
dance presentation, make their bow
in this picture, making the dance
numbers unique and sensational as
they are lnrtgulng and beautiful.
Coming home before prizes were
awarded In the Oregon Motion Pic
ture tournament held In Marshfteld
Tuesday and Wednesday, Elno Hem-
mlla, manager of the Rial to theater.
and S. L. Chllders of the Roxy the
ater were today surprised to find
they had won some awards.
Hemmlla today received a allver
New Comfort for Those
Who Wear False Teeth
No longer need you feel uncomfort
able wearing false teeth. Paatecth, a
greatly improved powder sprinkled on
your plates holds them t!ht and comforta-ble.
No gummy, pasty taste or
feeling. Deodorizes. Get Fa teeth at
your druggist. Three sizes.
up donated by Mae West, for fifth
place, and Chllders won a golf tilufc.
Walter Leverett of the Studio the
ater here also participated In the
tournament.
"MEDICO Natures remarkable
alleviate for many ailments, con
taining vitalizing organic iron.
MEDICO-ASTRINGENT UnfalJ
lttg for poison oak and many akin
troubles. Let us tell you about it.
JARMIN'S DRUG STORK.
Mrs J. K. So w 11, Distributor.
004 Beatty St."
Comes to Rialto
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Sterling
CHAMPION BULL
Mr. and Mra. John A. Anderaon.
who reside near Central Point, have
returned to Medford from apendlng
a week at the atate fair, and Mr, An
deraon announced today that he had
completed negotlattona for the pur
chase of a Guernsey calf, Monte Rosa
champion, which waa the winning
junior champion yearling Ouernaey
calf at the fair, and also placed first
in its claasa.
The calf will be brought to the
Anderaon ranch In the near future,
he stated. The purchase la being
made from L. L. Rumgay of Oregon
City, owner. Mr. Anderson, who has
about fifty head of cattle at his
place now. aald today that this will
be the tilth pedigreed bull he haa
brought to hla aouthern Oregon ranch
In the past 15 years.
COLORFUL YREKA
Headed by the American Legion
drum corps of Ross Nellon post, a
large delegation of Yreka citizens of
both sexes staged a parade on Main
Studded with ridiculously funny
situations, the breeay "Were
Rich Again," comes tomorrow to
the Rialto theater for a two
day run, with Edna May Oliver
heading a cast of film favorites.
Others featured include Marlon Nixon,
Reginald Denny. Billle Burke, Jean
Marsh, Buster Crabbe, who does some
beautiful diving and swimming in the
picture, and Gloria Shea.
The story concerns the aristocratic.
bat declining. Page family. In finan
cial etralts and dodging process serv
ers at every turn. When a country
cousin arrives, however, and proceeds
in a hilarious fashion to take over
management of the household, things
perk up and whoopee I We re Rich
Again."
STERLING, Sept. 13. (Spl.) Ster
ling school opened September 10 with
an attendance of about 34 pupils.
Mrs. Grace Brownlee of Jacksonville
Is the teacher.
Prank P. Dutton made a trip to
Medford September 8.
Alton Brownlee and family motored
to Medford recently.
S. A. Harris Is hauling the school
house wood at this writing.
Snider Nelson Is digging a well,
and also found qult a little gold.
Coyotes are reported quite numer
ous at this time.
Miss Clara La Pierre and Mrs. P. P.
Dutton visited Mrs. Ed Wilson Tues
day, September 11.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L, Knapp, who
have been working In the fruit In
the valley, spent Sunday at home
with their family.
Dan Pierce moved a band of sheep
to his brother Paul's place Septem
ber 0.
Josephine Glnet will attend St.
Mary's academy at Medford.
W. H. Davis has compuleted dry
ing his crop of prunes.
Ed Wells motored to Medford re
cently.
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street in this" city last night. It was
a colorful procession, recalling the
"days of 'fil" when Yreka was known
as "Thompson's Dry Dlggln's," and
clever costumes ol poneer days were
much In evidence. Bewhiskered min
ers marched, with dance-hall girls,
and old-fashioned ladles and here
and there was found a sheriff to
maintain law and order. Many Med
ford folk were out to witness the pa
rade which was put on at no little
trouble and expense by the Yreka
citizens to advertise their third an
nual "Gold Rush' celebration, which
opens tomorrow and holds forth for
three days.
It Is hoped that a large number of
Medford and Jackson county people
will attend the Yreka celebration to
show apreclatlon for the fine co-op
eratlon given by the Siskiyou citizens
In Med ford's recent Dlemond Jubilee.
4
Andre Maurols, the distinguished
French writer, Is an enthusiastic
archer.
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ster. 32 South Bartlett. Phone
724-R.
ANTED Reliable young woman out
of school, help with housework, care
rhiiirpn- nrivnt home: board, room
and reasonable wages. References
required. Phone 939-W.
tVNTED Experienced barber.
Hotel Barber Shop.
Allen
R SALE 26 scree. Will subdivide.
Good land. 524 No. Riverside.
ir SALE -32 special rifle. 13-gauge
pump shottrun and duck boat. ret.
I3oo or ao-i.
kSEVEIjT teacher wants noon
meals, near school. Box 3488. !
triune.
.:iTED Young woman for com
jwn'.on and housekeeper. Phone
I17-J-2.
Another Big
Free Beer
DAM C E
Gold Hill
SAT. NIGHT
4 bottles of Golden
Glow Ale with each
ticket. More if wanted
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SPENCER TRACY
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II Henry Haoswonn I I
Grant Mitchell
Tomorrow and Saturday
Sams Valley
SAMS VALLEY, Sept. 13. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McMorrls and
son, James, of Seattle returned to
their home last week after visiting
Mrs. McMorrls' brothc, W. W. Ed
ington, and family.
A pleasant party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Empey at their home
Friday night to the teachers and
Mr. - Empey's high school students.
After spending several hours at par
lor games the guests enjoyed cake
and ice cream served by the hostess.
A. B. Collett opened his school at
Williams Monday, where he was elect
ed as principal for the year.
Those who attended the Jackson
County Health association meeting
at Prospect Tuesday fere Mrs. J. L.
Prink, Mrs. John Cota, Miss Ruth
Blgham, Mrs. Dick Straus, Mrs. Aletta
Blgham, Mrs. Geo. McDonough and
Mrs. O. T. Wilson.
Several members of the Sams Val
ley Grange attended the meeting of
the Jackson County Pomona Grange
at Central Point Saturday nfght.
A large number of fire fighters
were out Sunday night to put out the
fire that burned considerable timber
near the Cox place.
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COCKTAILS
CORDIALS LIQUORS
THE I O 1VONS a IAAS CO.
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FOR A REAL TIME
DANCE and DINE
at BONNEY'S GRILL
Sat, Nite O
Dance Till (Cm
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most folks . . . but just plain
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COMIMIY, "TAni.E MANNF.IH"
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A Rang of gold-spoon zane.va
and. a nmt little dumbhell
comln who boohed her way
Into high placra and reitored
the family fortune!
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MARIAN NIXON
REGINALD DENNY
JOAN MARSH . BUSTER CRABBE
Positively End Tonight
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DICK POWELL
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ZASU PITTS
GUY KIBBEE
HUGH HERBERT
And 100'f of Glorloui ClrU
In Buiby Btrks ley's Most
Amazing Dance Creationtl
Hear These Five Catchy Song Hits:
"Damet" ... Try To Sea It Mr Way" . . .
"I Only llt Eyea For You" . "When
Ynu Were A Htnlle On Your Mother-! Llp"
, , , "The CUM At Th Ironing Hoard"
Sunday! . . . The Empress of Emotion . . .
MARLENE DIETRICH in "The SCARLET EXPRESS"