MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRTDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 193-f.
PAGE TITIRTEEN
Local and Personal
Meteorolo!"al Report
Norvrll to Arizona Owl Nor veil,
left yesterday by train for Glendate
Ariz.
Lieut. Shlehts Vlslti Lieut. L'.n
Shields ot jCamp Devll'i Plat, visited
in Medlord on buslnea Friday.
Demonstration Agent to Corvalll-
County Demonstration Agent Mra. M
C. Mark la in Corvallla today on biui-
Ellis to Seattle C. W. Ellis, assist
ant manager of the Ollmore Oil Co.,
left today on a buslnesa trip to Se
attle. Receiving Treatment R. E. PM
cnett of Trail is receiving medical
treatment today at the Sacred Heart
hospital.
t .
Visiting Daughter In Texas Mrs,
F. S. Brandon left laat night for Hous
ton. Texas, where she will visit ber
daughter.
Railroad Representative Here Oscar
Townsend. representative of the Chi
cago Great-Western railway, with
headquarters In Chicago, li in Med
ford today on business.
Receives Medical Care Harold
Jewett of Central Point was a patient
at the Community hospital yesterday,
receiving medical care.
Home Entered E. H. Nelson of 314
Vancouver avanue, reported to city
police that his house was entered lat
week, and an automatic pistol, kodak,
small amount of cash and miscella
neous articles were stolen. The thief1
apparently entered through a rear
screen door, Kelson said.
.
Cars Hook Fenders In an accident
Wednesday at 3:48 p. m., on the north
Pacific highway near the Riviera auto
camp, according to reports at the city
police station, a truck driven by
Thonas Heap, 57, of Gold Hill, hooked
fenders with a car driven by Edward
K. Kaveny t Los Angeles. Reports
state that Kaveny was passing Heap's
truck as the latter attempted to make
a felt turn off the highway.
Who Called Foster? Ralph Foster
of 404 Crater Lake avenue, whose
bicycle was stolen Tuesday night from
608 South Riverside, received a tele
phone call he is trying to trace. In
an effort to recover his stolen prop
erty. Foster stated today that he was
not aware that his wheel was missing
until after the unknown person had
telephoned, asking If he had tost his
bicycle. Foster ts anxious to have the
unknown caller again get In touch
with him, by telephoning 374. The
wheel was owned byi the Med ford
Greenhouse, Foster said, and may be
identified by a greenhouse sign.
At Hospital Today Mrs. Martha
Mitchell of Jacksonville Is receiving
medical treatment today at the Sac
red Heart hospital.
Miss Hardy Through Med ford Miss
Frances Hardy of Ashland stopped be
tween trains today on her way to the
University of Oregon at Eugene.
Young Evanson to Portland Ed
ward Evanson, Jr., son of Mr. and ! Inches.
Mrs. Edward A. Evanson, left on the
Shasta this morning to be gone till
Sunday in Portland.
Forecasts ,
Medford and vicinity: Cloudy and
unsettled tonight and Saturday; not
much change in temperature.
Oregon: Cloudy tonight and Sat
urday; locally unsettled; cooler east
portion Saturday.
Local Data
Temperature a year ago toay: high
est 68; lowest 40.
Total monthly precipitation, .00
inches; deficiency for the month, J7
Here Sunday
Small In Town Manager Small of
the Saoramento offices of Sgobel &
Da; t, tn Medford for the neat few
days on business with Crawford C.
Lemmon of the local branch of the
company.
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Total precipitation alnce September
1, 11134, .00 Inchas; deficiency for the
season, .27 Inches.
Tomorrow: aunrlaei AifiS a. m.;
aet 6:08 p. m.
FREE
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CHECKING WE SELL
NO BEER!
Relutlve humidity at 5 p. m. yes
terday. IS per cent; 5 a. m. today.
56 per cent.
Observations Taken at 6 a. m
130 Meridian Tims.
CITT
FOR CCC YOUTHS
When the winter camp movement
Is completed In the Medford CCC dis
trict, a series of sub-districts will be
outlined to provide regular athletic
competition between camps.
Since the Medford district will be
too large for all camps to be entered
in the one athletic league, Major
Clare H. Armstrong, district com man.
der, has divided the district Into five
natural athletic "zones." I
Regular competition will be car
ried on In the various sports betweou
the 27 camps comprising the district.
One officer In each "zone" will b
appointed sub-district chairman to
help co-ordinate the sports activity
in his area. Championships in the
various sports will be determined in
the sub-districts, with the champions
meeting for the Medford district
titles.
The sub-district lineup follows:
Grants Pass: Rand, Wlmer, Evans
Creek, Kerby, Gasquet and Oregon
Caves.
Medford: Elk Creek, South Fork.
Applegate and Carberry Creek.
Yreka: Oak Knoll, Selad, Yrelci,
Hilt, Spring Flat, Indian Creek and
Clear Creek.
Mashfleld: China Flats. Humbug
Mountain, Coos Head, McKlnley, Slt
kum and Cape Sebastian.
Roseburg: Wolf Creek, Steamboat.
Bradford and Devil's Flat.
GUNS Repaired and Cisaned Ex
pert work. Medford Cycle 23 N. Fir
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Boise .., OB 60
Boston 70 00
Chicago 88 00
Denver tMMmt 48 88
Eureka .... 48
Helena 88 40
Los Angeles 84 04
Medford 00 48
New York ... 74 03
Omaha ..... 66 40
Phoenl 103 74
Portland - 74 00
Reno 80 60
Roseburg 83 SO
Salt Lake 68 44
San Francisco .... 66
Seattle .. 56
Spokane 64 46
Walla Walla 68 66
Wash., D. C. 80 64
.00 Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
.13 Cloudy
.00 Foggy
.00 Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
.00. Clear
.00 Clear
.33 P Cloudy
.00 Clear
.00 Cloudy
.00 Clear
.00 Cloudy
.00 Clear
.00 P Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
.00 Clear
.00 Cloudy
T Rain
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Rialto Star
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III .-vFil3
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Reunited for the first time alnce
their initial oo-starring venture made
"State Pair" memorable, Janet Day.
nor and Lew Ayrea will be aeen as
the gay young sweethearts of "Serv
ants' Entrance," coming to the Cra-
terlan theater Sunday.
In their newest roles Janet por
trays a merry mlUlon-helreat of an
automobile manufacturer who goes
from riches to poverty and back again,
while Lew la a chauffeur who goes
from poverty to riches. Starting from
opposlta rungs of the social ladder,
they meet at the bottom. The climb
upward Is fraught with humorous and
fascinating adventures.
Janet's descent to poverty la moti
vated by i desire to become a useful
woman to learn to cook, sew, bake a
cake and take care of babies. ' So she
disappears through the front door of
her own palatial home, and makes
her way to the servants' entrance of
another, masquerading as a maid. It
la thua that she meets Lew, a chauf
feur with an inventive turn of mind
whose passion Is a.new type of motor
boat. To win his love, and to make
him capitalize hta Invention without
revealing her identity, become Janet's
amusing problems.
Comedy relief Is very seldom Inject.
ad Into a western picture that Is
otherwise abounding In thrills, ac
tion and hectic momenta of sus
pense, but 'The Lucky Texan," atar
ring John Wayne at the Rialto thea
ter today and Saturday, afforded the
audience many uproarious, momenta
through the antics of George Hayes,
while disguised as an old woman.
"The Lucky Texan" Is the enter
taining story of a college graduate
who goes west to live with hie father's
partner of by-gone days, according to
hla dying wish. When he arrives he
finds conditions disreputable, due to
the rustling activities of a gang of
outlaws. However, a stroke of good
fortune enables them to locate a gold
mine and they thrive on their mining
activities.
Coming Saturday
In "Strawberry Roun.'' which open
tomorrow at the Roxy theater, Ken
Maynard performs all sorts of dar
ing feats practically every conceiv
able adventure In the course of the
fast-moving drama of an honest
ranch hand pitted against a group
of cut-throats and horse rustlers.
HUDSON'S HERE
Through an error In the September
19 Issue of The Mall Tribune, Arm
strong Motors, Inc., vera listed as
representatives In southern Oregon
for Hudson snd Terrapisne automo
biles. The name of Eakln Motor
company should have appeared In
this Hudson and Terraplane adver
tisement, as Clyde Eakln has been
dealer for this popular line for several
months.
Mr. Eakln's firm, located at 103 S.
Riverside, Is now featuring the latest
Hudson and Terraplane models. In
aunday't Issue of The Mall Tribune
an advertisement featuring these cars
will be published by the Eaktn Motor
company.
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Phone 042 We'll nam away foui
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
Built in 1854. the Edna, a steamer
still In active service out of Mel
bourne, Australia, la credited with
having cruised more than 5,500,000
miles.
Here from HUt Japtain Harcld O.
Farley and Lieut. Charles St. O. Pope
of Camp Hilt, CCC. visited at the
Medford headquarters Thursday. They
were accompanied to Medford by
Chester Kennedy, educational ad
viser. Dse Mall Tribune wont ada. .
OUNS Repaired and Cleaned. Ex
pert work. Medford Cycle. 83 N. Fir
ALWAYS A CROWD!
DAD DYNGE'S
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
BOTH HALLS
SAT-KITE
DYNOE'S ORCHESTRA
FEATURING
Love-In-Bloom
S'TUH'-1 II II I -' Misawsswaawiwmiaili ill Wweamaaas
fttn ni'ians i isinssn"iir- "
7:00-0:00 fc 7J-1- SXalje Kiddles'- lorj
visited at the Medford headquarters
Prlday.
SOCIAL DANCE
TONIGHT
at EAfJI.KS Hall
0 o'clock
Oree. Lumber Jnclis Orchestra
'toawnawsffii iiiiiaaaisaaaMi
rrmM an frtra aw i-err
Hurry ! Ends Tomorrow Night !
Medford Cheers! and Shouts!
. . . and Raves!
5a
EVERY
SATURDAY
TILL
JAYVILLE
Another Big
Free Beer
DANCE
Gold Hill
SAT. NIGHT
4 bottles of Golden Glow
Ale with each ticket.
More if wanted.
Miss Anna Mae. Fuson, ladlea' eham-
pton of southern Oregon golf, jtan
announced her Intention to register
In the western amateur golf tourna
ment In Portland on October 10.
The tournament Is the largest one
to be played this side of the Rocky
mountains,
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Bail Bond Racket
Exposed At Studio
It might happen to the best of us
surprises often do so If you've
never had a face-to-face meeting
with the bail bond racket, which
oomes under the blistering spotlight
of exposure In "Blood Money," the
George Bancroft vehicle now at the
Studio theater, here's your chance to
learn about It from the Inside.
Although there are more than 40
people In the cast, the major action
of the story devolves upon Oeorge
Bancroft and Frances Dee.
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Stated Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103, A
r. & A. M., Friday. Sept. 31.
at 7:30 p. m. Visiting mem
bers invited. V. A. NORBI3.
W. M. GEO. ALDEN, Secy.
Captain Farley Here Captain
Bstley R. Farley ot Camp Hilt, CCC,
Dine & Dance
at
DUTCH MILL
(Klamath Junction)
DANCING EVERY
NIGHT
Shows Snt.B
1:00-3:01) I
7:00-9:00 I
I Kllldlrs J Of I
Aduiu '"vij ki n iTiTii KiadiM
20c rJ 1C
OUT
BOND
AND INTO
BONDAGE!
A terrific
(tnashiog indictment
of the bail bond graft
that enmeshes the
high and the low, the
weak and the strong,
In Its slimy tentacles.
A OARBYL F. ZANUCK
Production with
TODAY and SUNDAY
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BLOSSOM SEELEV KJ 1 y, K A f ZZ?lftJ
B-h V ASIIStS '
' aowiATO now I ' J -
Banckofi
SPECIAL
Added Attraction
5WAL I.OACM
"OLIlER THE
EIGHTH"
Coming Sunday
"MANHATTAN
MELODRAMA"
CHHK
GABtf
MIILH
POWELL
MYRNA loy
TON IT E
Will Roger
In
"State Fair"
ANYTIME -
CHILDREN lOtf
Continuous shows Sat. 1-11
20c
Con tit
SATURDAY ONLY
Bad Men!
Wild Horses!
. Both were alike
to this man of steel
who came from
nowhere to win a
ranch and a bride
III through his cour-
1 oge and capacity
HI . to fight man and
I v beast alike
HE) With Ruth Hell, X ,
Jsl. Harold Good- , , .
WvlA win, Wllllem lik, f
rjiinK Deimoiid, a P
i KEN VV
piAmiiiiLF
TODAY and SATURDAY
An Action Epic of Blazing
Guns in a Fight for Gold!
Adventure Roma tire Thrllli Roarert
to a llKlitnlnjt speed with Jolm Wnyne iw a
trouble-shootliiR fton-of-a-Run rlsklnf ltU
J"?3 all for love, loyalty and fortune!
ALSO
Tom Howard In
" Tht Wrong Battle"
Scrappy Cartoon
. "Movie Btruok"
XTALMADGE
"I wniTP
i in wittair
M TREASURE
CHAPTER
HIDDEN OULU
CAVALCADE" Starts Sun.
BARBARA SHELDON
GEORGE HAYES
LLOYD WHITLOCK
YAMIKA CAflUTT
ADDim SHORTS
Comedy "Oat Along Little Hubby"
Kat Kartoon "Southern Exposura" Newsreel
-7 $r-ra
m'hl
mm
SUNM0N
Hi'i "-
"v' yr.
KITTY
It's another great
ior the Craterian .
show
. . . 1
A perfect combination of
romance . songs , . a
and laf fs I
ay-"i-i?'! i
In THE GAY COLLEGE COMEDY..
m
with
CARLISLE
IVafZ&
mt
GARY GRANT
FRANCES DRAKE
EDW. E. HORTON
PREVUE SAT. N1TE
following the regular 8:00 o'clock ahow at no
extra charge. ,
EMBARASSING MOMENTS'
with
CHESTER MORRIS e MARION NIXON
in
III
aurroundfil bj ladles fair . he dodged
conniving cutlet and Indignant Nances .
until one smart hahy mbii'hrd him!
AAA
WHERE GAIETY AND
RHYTHM EEI0N SUPREME '
DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHTS
DREAMLAND
pirn
ilk
STARTING SUNDAY!
The Sweethearts
of 'State Fair' in
Their Gayest
Romantic Comedy!
ia y
Rich men made lore to her hut
he couldn't cook, sew, hake a
cake or lake rare of hnblea well
enough to In a poor cliaulfeur't
heart!
Janet
GAYNOR
Low
ilYRES
COanraaSo'
. with
NED SPARKS
WALTIyl CPNrJoLXY
LOUlSfi. DRESSER
MEN 36c
LADIES 10c