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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORD, QREOON. MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 103-t. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal To Meet Tuesday The Phoenix health unit will meet Tuesday after-1 nooii at 3 o'clock, with Mrs. M. A.j Miller, It waa announced today. Visitor In Medford Mayor T. A. Wiley of Ashland was a buslneaa v' Iter in Medford the latter part of the week. On Business Trip J. O. Hanby and Q. A. Ayrault, both of San Francta-o, arrived this morning on the Shasta for short business visit in Medio; d.. t Cnden Gets Leaf rlrat Lieutenant Ragnar Unden of Camp Oooa Held fcu been granted a seven-day leave of absence effective about Decemoer 24. v Fischer Gets Leave Captain Milton B. Plsher. commander of the Mc Kin ley camp, haa been granted a seven day leave of absence over the Christ mas period. Harms t ox Leave Captain Herman L. Harms, who ha been on duty In the Medford CCC district as com mander of the Oak Knoll camp, Is leaving for Chicago, 111., where will return to civil life. , Here for Day Inspector C. J. Wls and R. H. Brink, Immigration and naturalization officer from Portland arrived this morning on the Oregonian and are conducting naturalization hearings In Medford today. Petersons Arrive Mr. and Mrs. An drew Peterson of Portland, who have been on an extensive trip in the south for the past month, arrived In Med ford thla morning on the Shasta to spend the day here before continuing to their home. m Otto In Command First Lieutenant Roy w. Otto has taken command of the China Flats CCC camp during the temporary absence of Capt. Harry E. Cooper, who has gone to the Letter man General hospital In San Fran cisco for medical treatment. Fire In Boxcnr A small fire In a boxcar near the Southern Paclf!c freight house Sunday afternoon waft immediately extinguished by the fire department after causing alight dam age. Officials believe the fire to have been started by a transient. It was discovered and reported by a passerby. m Return from Meeting Having at tended the meeting of the Oregon State Hotel association In Portland over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reynolds and Mrs. W. M. Clemenson of the Jackson hotel, returned to Medford last evening. They were ac companied on the trip by Mrs. Robert Forter, daughter of Mrs. Clemenson. Reports Accident A minor acci dent Saturday evening at Fourth and I Central was reported to city police1 by drivers of two cars which collided. Jack Vlguers Groves, 18. of 1704 North Riverside, and Mrs. George Buckley, 45. of Ruch, Ore. Police reports show that the transmission on Groves' air locked, causing Mrs. Buckley's auto to run into the rear of the vehicle. Ice Causes Accident Ice on the Jacksonvllle-Ruch highway, near lw ummlt of Jacksonville hill. cauexl a minor accident Saturday morning, according to city police reports. A ear driven by L. H. Wyant, 62, of Xake Creek. Ore., ran Into one being driven down grade by A. Fleming of Applegate, as the latter skidded into Wyant's path, the reports show. Fender Mashed The fender on an auto being driven by Jesse O. Cor nell, 53, of 523 South Holly street, waa damaged In a minor auto acci dent at 11:30 p. m. Saturday, whl"h occurred when Cornell drove away from the curb on South Central ave nue, and was struck by a passing auto driven by O. J. Hill, box HCI, Medford, according to city police re ports. Patients Transferred Five CCC members, who have been patients In the Sacred Heart hospital In Medfoid. will be sent to the Letterman Gen eral hospital in San Francisco. The men are George M. Love 11, George L. Mlllter of Camp Treka, and James C. Clark of Camp Evans creek. The pa tients will be taken to San Francisco In ambulances driven by Lester L. Harrington and George B. Sherwood Chaplains Moved A transfer his been made by the Medford CCC heaa- quartere In trie assignment of two chaplain In this district. Chaplain Chrlatopher O. McDonnell, who ha: been on duty in the Coqutlle auo district, will handle the work in the Vreka sone. Chaplain John T. K'.l ooyne, who has had charge of the work at Yreka, will take over the aub-dlstrict at Coqulile. OhepUir. Harley G. Preston will continue with hla work In the Grants Pass district. Gilbert Here F. H. Ollbert of San Francisco Is a business visitor today who arrived thla morning by train. At the Community Margaret Oott frltd of 123 Almond street, who Is a patient at the Community hospital, underwent a major operation today. From Klamath Falls Keith Wiley of Klamath Falls was a visitor in Medford today, coming here on the Oregon Air Service plane. Visits Klamath Dick Culbertson of the local airport went to Klamath Falls on the Oregon Air Service ship Saturday, returning here the same evening. Scout Leaders to Meet All Medford Girl Scout leadera are to meet ' Tues day evening at 7:30. at the Girl Scout headquarters. It wea announced to day. Captains and lieutenant are urged to attend. . Boyd In Medford James A. Boyd of Portland, representative of Cham- berlln Metal Weather Strip Co., Las been In Medford on business for the past several days, and expects to re main until the end of thla week. Mrs. Carlry In Ashland Mra. R. E. Carley of the Carley Poultry Farm at Medford, was in Ashland Saturday morning making a number of entiles In the chamber of commerce poultry and rabbit show. Mra, Carley la the owner of "Lady May." world champion laying hen. Ashland Dally Tidings. K. of P. Official Visits Fred H. Jones of Los Angeles, super vice chancellor of Knights of Pythias, ar rived In Medford this morning on the Shasta. Medford Is the first atop in an Itinerary Vlce-Chanoellor Jones is making through Oregon and Wash ington, appearing before Knights of Pythias lodges. come to Ufs on the motion picture screen. The orphan heroine whom Mark Twain once described as the "dearest and most moving and delightful oh!!d of fiction since the immortal Alice." opened, yesterday at the Crater lan theater. Ae a novel. L. M. Montgomery's "Anne of Green Gables" has won worldwide recognition as a claaslo of childhood and early youth. The pic ture definitely falls Into the same high classification. Portrayed by an Ideal east Includ ing Anne Shirley. Tom Brown, O. P. Hftigie, Helen Westley, Sara Haden and others, the picture is one of great charm and strong heart-appeal. Pow erful In Its very almpllclty and so human that It strikes a responsive chord In every breast, it will find universal favor. Anne Shirley, the 18-year -old play er who adopted the name of the char acter she portrays in the film, gives superb performance as the orphan heroine. She haa made god In a mos impressive manner. s FOUR DRUG STORE OPERATORS FACE IN SPECIAL MEET WIRES OBJECTION (Continued from pig en.) "Student Tour" at Rialto Tomorrow Featuring half dozen brilliant new song hits Including the sensa- j ttonal "Carlo," with the loveliest co eds and the handsomest college ath letes in America, and with a stellar cast deaded by Jimmy Durante and Charles Butterworth, one of the most important musical comedies of the new screen season opens tomorrow at the Rialto theater. It Is "Student Tour," a hilarious and tuneful account of the adven tures of the group of college boy and girls on a trip around the world "Student Tour" la described aa "the spirit of vibrant youth," and Its cast Includes more than a hundred young people, most of them taken from the classrooms of American universities as representatives of the college boys and girls of the nation. Youth, romance, music, dancing, spectacle and comedy are deftly In terwoven, and it Is being generally hailed as one of the most sprightly as well as one of the most "Intimate ' musical pictures to come out of Hol lywood. 4 Comedians To Head Craterian Revue Headed by Sanna and Loom Is, whose monkeyshine antics have been fea tured In "ace" theatera of the major clroults, "Artists and Models Revue" will be on the stage of the Craterian theater Wednesday for the one day only. One the screen will be Mary Car liale, with Eddie Nugent, Sterling Hol loway and other well known player. In "Girl o' My Dreams." Probably the outstanding unit ye., to ahow here, "Artiste and Models Revue" boasts of an exceptional cast of vaudeville head liners. Margaret LI 1 lie and George Hall are a standard Orpheum act and haa toured the circuit many times. Wade and Wade are stars of the Continent, with some novelty feats that are aald to be amazing. The Original Thousand Pounds of Harmony is a male quartet some thing new In this line. Others axe Geraldlne Ross, acro batic whirlwind, and Joe Marcan as master of ceremonies. (Continued iron, page one.) that other "dehomera" might have taken to their rooms after drinking some ef the poisonous fluid and then become too 111 to summon aid. Captain of Detectives John Keegan said today: "This 'dehorn' business must stop and now Is the time to push It through. I'm going through the statements we have taken from the victims and they will be the basis for our action. Would Fix Responsibility Captain Keegan tried to determine whether any of the alcohol vendora sold the fluid to persona they knew were "dehorn" addicts. It is not Illegal to sell denatured alcohol for purposes other than drinking. Full responsibility for the large number of deaths will be fixed if such action is at all possible, accord ing to Mayor Carson, who said: "Every person found to have fur nished or sold any of the products responsible for the deaths will be ap prehended Immediately and prosecut ed we'll do the talking afterwards." Four deaths Sunday, and one today, which were attributed to "dehorn" alcohol brought the total number of Wins Decree and other fraternal organisations of the city and county were scheduled to take similar action today. Dotens of petitions, protesting against granting a parole to BH Fehl, partner of Banks In the Jackson county agitation, were also dispatch ed yesterday to Salem. Fehl haa served the minimum time of hla sen tence of four years for ballot-theft conspiracy. The petitions ask. that should Fehl ever be granted release, a condition of his parole, be he not return to Jackson county. Word that Banks waa seeklnr pardon, came Saturday morning from Salem. The newa galvanized cltlaens into action Immediately. The state attorney -general's office took steps to protest the murderer's release, when the pardon petition Is formally pre sented to the pardon board. I'nder-Cover Campaign It seems a quiet move for the re lease of Banks, has been underway for several weeks. It consisted of sending a form letter to the governor, urging his freedom. The latter part of last week, a report was circulated in thla city that "Banks Is very Mck and cannot live long." This rumor u'ftit rianlfwf hv attta nrlson officials. H.k nnul DinVi In I111al CTrWl I health I MrI' Am,rey J"1" Field Hi pic- Th. or four wka ago. Ch.rl P. '"?'" "?' "hr !h." Moran. waalthy Clevaland. Ohio, wal- af,er ht , , procedur, tne ,eft dent and broth.r-ln.law of Bank,, ar- for th, by (A850CaUd rived at Portland and Salem. Aocord- preu photo) Ing to reports received here, he con- tacted three upstate men close to dovernor Meier, and the movement passing of sentence and prison entry, F Southern Oregon kiddies will be given a Joyous Ohrlstmaa this ysar through Joint efforts of the Medford Lion's club and the Medford post No 15 of the American Legion, aa thcie two organisations are arranging f r toys to be given to the Ittle folks Chrlstmaa eve. As a means of rais ing money for thla worthwhile proj ect, the Lions and Legionnaires will sponsor a benefit dance Friday even ing at the Oriental Oardens, and all proceeds from thla event will go to the kiddles' Chrlstmaa toy fund. A Joint committee including Larry Pennington. Earl Foy. K D. Roes, Jean Brault, Carold Parker and Lee Gr lock. la working out the many details of the benefit dance, according to an announcement today by Carol Hays Special music has been arranged, anil tickets will be available from any member of the Medford Legion pout or the Lion 'a club. The Lady Lions are assisting in the purchase and selection of the children's toys. The Llona and Legionnaires are anxious to secure the cooperation of the public in making the benefit dance a eucceas as thla event will eliminate personal solicitation for toy fund money. ELKS' SIX-TOED CAT AGAIN ON VACATION The Elks lodge cat, "Tiger," a stx- toed Manx, has disappeared again from the Temple, and a reward is offered for hi return. "Tiger" van ished Sunday evening. Lodge mem ber hope anybody knowing the whereabouts of their pet will return the same as soon aa possible. Ladles of tne uttered Heart church will hold a Rummage- Sale In the Sparta Bldg., December 14. Anyone unable to bring contribution to Sparta Bldg., please call 010-R and packages will be called for. FILM COMEDIANS SEE for a pardon was launched. Mra. Banks, aocord Ing to Salem dis patches, has also been active In her mate's behalf, and expressed the be lief he would be the recipient of a Christmas pardon. Governor Meier's term of office expires January 1, and proceedings are necessarily rushed for action before he retires to private life. Salem dispatches today also said that Moran had assured the governor that Banks, If released, would be taken to Ohio. Banks, after participating as a moving spirit. In two years of strife that wracked this county, shot and killed Constable George A. abotu ten o'clock, on the morning of complaints arose that Banks was re ceiving favors, which brought denial. The aupreme court decided the ap peal against Banks, and affirmed the lower court in every particular. Banks, In the fifteen months he has spent In the penitentiary, first served in the prison laundry, but sev eral months ago was assigned to the prison library. CRUISER TO 'RETURN CUBAN ENVOY'S BODY WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. (AP) A United States cruiser will carry the Prescott 1 body of Dr. Manuel Marquez Sterling, fatalltle. here to twenty-on. for th.jMco V- "? ' f"?0" to three days. Most of the victims had police records and were known to be addicted to the use of denatured alcohol. A statement Issued by Oregon Pharmaceutical leadera "condemned In the strongest terms" the sale of denatured alcohol to any person who may be sua pec ted of using It as a beverage, 4 Girlhood Classic Now at Craterian With all of the gaiety, whimsical imagination, tempestuous moods and lovable nature that has endeared her to fiction readers for a quarter of century. "Anne of Green Gables" Los M lflfl1 An,"m, fcWWJI 20c wi-ajaiaawii-mr-re HURRY I End Tonight! Itiexaltrd hennty awrrpi away the norld about ua TUE-WED A MERRY MELANGE OF FUN ON THE PARIS BOULEVARDS! J mm 1N1EEMJDI 'rwTTf MAOGl IVAN5 ' OTTO ,KRUG I I WYTIME; COMMITTEE TO MEET An Important meeting of the legis lative and taxation committees of the Jackson county chamber of com merce, will be held Tuesday after noon at 3 o'clock. In the chamber offices, tt was announced today. Ben B. Harder, president of the chamber of commerce, Is to preside and Representatives A. Moore Hamil ton and Glenn O. Taylor, also Sen ator George W. Dunn of Ashland are expected to be present. Matters re lating to the program for the legisla ture will be discussed. Main street. The constable came to serve a warrant upon Banks, follow ing his Indictment for ballot-theft. Banks had boasted he would kill any one who sought to serve a warrant on him. The shot was fired from ft high- powered big game rifle, as Banks stood In the interior of his home, and his wife opened the door. Following the killing. Banks was placed under arrest by the state po lice, and rushed to Grants Pass for safe-keeping. Mrs. Banks was also placed under arrest. Tried In Lane County Banks and his wife went on trial In Lane county, May 3, 1933, charged with flrat degree murder. After a trial that lasted 31 days.anka was found guilty of second degree murder. His Wife was acquitted. Banks' entry to state prison, to start serving the life sentence Im posed by Judge G. F. Skipworth ox Eugene, was delayed by an appeal to the state aupreme court. He was fin ally taken to the penitentiary, August 0. 1033. During the Interval between Townsend Club to Meet This Evening Regular meeting of the Townsend club of Medford will be held at Lhc usual time, 7:46 o'clock. In the audi torlum of the county courthouse tnla evening. The latest newa bulletin from headquarters, a good local speak er and a radio hook-up with KtfX will constitute the program. Those who are not thoroughly fa miliar with the Townsend old are revolving pension plan are especially m vi ted. Cuban ambassador, back to the coun try he served as provisional president and diplomat. The veteran statesman-Journal 1st died at the embassy yesterday at -he age of 62. He had suffered from asthma for a long time. Hop Convention Ends. SALEM. Dec. 10. (AP) The third annual convention of the Oregon Hop Growers' association closed Its one-day session here Saturday night, after voting in favor of making hops a national basic commodity, and the early adoption of the recently proposed marketing agreement for the Industry. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Phone MX We ll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Yellow gold octRon shape watch, without bracelet. rnoue 689-J-3. A AND 10-ACRE TRACTS $10 DOWN, 5 MONTH On pavement; plenty water, electricity and phone available. rnone uni Montgomery, 116 North Riverside. EXCEPTIONAL good used piano: fine make. Priced very low for quick aale. BALDWIN PIANO 8HOPPE WANTED Experienced aheepherder, Give age, experience, if married or single. Box 3BB, Trloune. AIR-WAYnjakeTT splendid Christ mas gift. Arrange for demonstra tion. Write Frank Foster, Dealer, 404 Crater Like Avo. FOR SALE Pea fowls, cheap. Powell. Pitt Ave., old Pacific highway north. PARTY wishes to rent a 4 or B-roini house. No children. State price. ox sa i l, TTioune, FOR SALE 1 acre, close In; smxll house, family orchard, berries, La dino ciover; value $150. Will take light car as part payment. Inquire 145 N. Ceutral. FOR KENT 4 -room house, furnisned or unfurnished, close In. Inquire at 141 So. Holly. WILL TRADB Good oil circulating heater for wood circulator. Inquire 131 W. Main. LOST Agate Keystone watch oharnv Reward. Leave at Tribune office. HOUSEHOLD goods, farm implements for sale. 809 So. Newtown. FOR SAL1S $180.00 Spark Oas Range, like new, $(0.00. 020 Holly St, Ashland. FOR SALE Household furniture. Powell, Pitt Ave., old Pacific high way, north. WILL PAY cash rent for 10 to 300 acres good grain or alfalfa land. Buildings no object. Box 8870, Tribune. FOR SALE Model T Ford coupe; ex cellent condition; priced low. dee at Camp Wlthus, N. Riverside. LOST Small black suede ripper purse. Saturciiiy night at Jacksonville. Phone 589-J-3. CHAPPED LIPS To quickly rllv chaDDlnd. roudhnea,. cracking, apply aoollilng. cooling mentholalum. A couple of comedian, vera up In the air today, literally epeaklng. tor Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolaey were flying eolith on the United Air Lines ship to Lo Angeles, following a stage appearance In Portland. They stopped at the Medford municipal airport thla forenoon. Both were named on the paaaenger Hat, but airport officials aald that Woolaey waa asleep on the amp, all covered up, and did not awaken at the Medford landing. Wheeler was out, walking around and conversed with airport attaches. ATTENTION: The Featherweight Portable Singer Sewing Machine can now be aeon at No. North Bartlett Slnscr Sewing Machine Company. Call for warrants. School Dlat. No. 18. Notice la hereby given that there are funda on hand for the redemption of Warrant, Noa. 100 to 134 Inclusive. Interest to oeaae Dec. 10. 1984. War rants payable at Flrat National Bank. Medford, Oregon. , BEBTEEN DAVIS, Clerk, School Dlat. NO. IS. SCOTTISH RITE Stated Lodge mooting 7:30 P. M., Deo. 10th. Work In fourth degree. L. E. WILLIAMS. Scctv, Use Mall Tribune want ada. Girl to Woman Mrs. P. M. McDow rll of 2506 Ron Avo. N., Portland, Oretf,, iivi i "When luit a firl in the tdnlcaeent age 1 wrb very narvoui. rut irrrRuUr. I usrd Dr. Pierce's Ftvorite Prcacrii.tion and it hnilt me ritrht no. quieted my nerves and I developed natural ly and had no more trouble." Write Dr. Pierce's Clinic. Buffalo, N. Y. New siie, tablrti 50 cts., liquid $1.00. Lge. size, tabs, or liquid, $1.33. "Ws Do Our Fart," WHY SUFFER? Ulcers, rs pains, soar ttemaeh. nausea, consupaiioa. mat lesiion and etner sen aisoraert le h y pei aciomy. FCTst sW Dent fff re un hooe. Many hundreds ol sufferers fnund rent I, IRAINERDS TABLETS e Helped otDera wnywyw Jarmln'a Dru fltora In "Medford mi i i .as- am w LfrCW IMIIIIIItltllMtllMfllllll TONITE -MURDER AT THE. VANiTiES MOST BIAUTIFUl OIRISINTHEWORIDI STARTS TOMORROW Daily Mat 1 45 Ullllllllllllll III III I II Eve 7, 9 IMIIIIIlMltlllMMIIItMltltlltMltlllMIMItllMMIIMtllMIMtMllllfllltllMIIIMIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIItllMI WE PRIDE OCRflELVEft on the rf flclenrj and dlrnlty with hlrh we arrange and conduct nur fu nerals. U Is this const nut efrort to pleaM In eTerj single detail that has estahllnhed for us an enviable reputation for conducting services that exreed the strictest eipectfltlonn at the same time considering economy In the Interest of the family. CONGER FUNERAL PARLOR WEST MAIN AT NEWTOWN Solicited for memhrnhlp In Order of Golden Rule and declined. 7:00-0:00 P VBijrTaAllPlByg fc3 1 K,""t-10c f I The Ideal Xmas Gift Hunt Theatres Coupon Books Available In $2.80 and $5.00 sizes Ask the Cashier ( Last Times Tonight M JAMES DUNN ALICE FAYE it L '385 Nights in Hollywood Starting Tomorrow! LAUGH WITH TCESE C0UG NIT-WITS Dancing, nautical, ment on the world! romancing and it lf musical merrl- (. I ' I I a fun cmlie of "Vx ft ' 1 ' A pnlnttnl occnn l i I liner full of cuddling ciilles M. , f. 7 and gay song hits! I x. 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Featuring BANNA and L00MIS "Monkey Shines" The Original 1,000 Pounds of Harmony Wade and Wade " European Novelties" Lillie and Hall "Ozark Sod Busters" JOE MARCAN "M.O." MONARCH OF MIXODY 10 PIKCB HAND OERALDINE ROSS "Acrobatics" Plus On The Screen Mary CarlKle Tha All-Amrrlran Co-Ktf In "GIRL O' MY DREAMS" O
