MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1935
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Spend Sunday In Ashland Mr. aiid
M. Harry Wllaon pent Sunday In
Aahland.
Gates to Ashland Mr. tnd Mrs. C.
E. Gates wr visitors In Ashland
Sunday afternoon.
Sunday Visitor Mr. and Mrs. Nile
GLfford of Grants Pas were Sunday
visitors In Medford.
Lures for East Mr. and Mrs. James
Pisher toft lat night by train for
St. Joseph. Mo.
Visit Care City Mr. and Mrs. Giift
Newbury were visiting friends in
Grant Pass Sunday.
On Business Trip T. M. Hlggms.
Medford business man, was In Grants
Paw Monday, looWng after business
Interests.
Rosen b ere Goes North David Ros
en be re of Bear Creek orchards left
last night by train for Seattle, on a
business trip.
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From Salem Mr. Cooper of Salem,
of the New Salem Ta,xl service, Is a
Medford visitor, having arrived tnls
morning on the Oregonlan.
In Ashland Sunday According to
the Ashland Tidings, Mrs. Lillian
Baltzman and Mrs. Spate of Medford
wre visiting in Ashland Sunday.
Grants Paw Guests Air. and Mrs
Leland Clark. Medford. were guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Clark Sunday. Grants pass Courier
I
CCC Man Leaves Paul Kramer,
formerly a member of the Medford
CCC district, left last night by train
for his home in Chicago, having bean
discharged.
Rail a ay Man Visits Pred W. Dost,
representative of 'he DUwara,
i Lackawanna & Western railway, Ar
rived this morning by train to spend
the day on business.
Goes to Grants Pass Miss Vlvim
Login of Medford, formerly a restden
af Grants Pass, was visiting friends
in Grants Pass Sunday, according to
the Grants Pass Courier.
Visit Grants Pass Mrs. Tom Har
vey, daughter Ver Dean and n
Thomas, were In Grants Pass Satur
day from Medford. visiting relatives,
the Grants Pass Courier states.
Medford Visitor Mrs. Alva Cook of
Gold H1U Is a Medford visitor today,
having arrived this morning on the
Oregonlan. She was accompanied by
her small daughter, Mary Alva Jean.
Freight ARent Calls Harry I.
Wayne of Portland, traveling freight !
agent for Great Northern railway, ar
rived this morning on the Oregonlan
to attend to brief business In Med
ford. In Grants Pass T. R. Pollock of
t. Glendale and Mrs. Pollock of Medford
were visiting at the A. L. Bussey home
Sunday. Mrs. Bussey Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Pollock. Grants Pass
Courier.
Freight Man Calls R. E Mullany
of Chicago, representative of the
Transcontinental Freight Bureau, ar
rived on the Oregonlan this morning
to spend two days attending to busi
ness in Medford.
Spend Sunday Here The Grants
Pass Courier states that Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kahl and son. accompanied
by Earl Llttrell, Jr., spent Sunday in
Medford on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
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Guests in Medford Mrs. P. S. Pro
vost and Miss Sylvia Provost were
guests at the home of Mrs. Louis Brown
at Medford Monday, accompany
ing Dora Provost, who was a business
caller In that city. Ashland Tidings
Purchase Footwear 'Mr. and Mrs.
1 Clarence Evans are expected to re
turn to Medford this evening from
Portland after attending a conven
tion of northwestern Brownbilt shoe
dealers. They also purchased spring
and summer footwear for the local
Buster Brown store.
McRenoIds Coming Ward Mc
Reynolds, examiner of operators and
chauffeurs, will be in Medford Satur
day, February 33, at the city hall, be
tween the hours of 8 a. m. to fl p. m..
respectively, secordlng to a recent
announcement released from the sec
retary of state's office. All tho
wishing permit or licenses to drive
cars are aaked to get in touch with
Mr. McReynolds during these hours.
Valentine
DANCE
Wednesday
Dreamland
Dinty Moore
and His Orchestra
Men e Ladies
35c 10c
Personal
Taylor 111 James Taylor of South
Grape street has been confined to
hi bed for the last several days with
the flu.
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Has Operation Miss Mabel Harris
of Phoenix is a patient at the Com
munity hospital, where she mder
went a major operation Sunday.
Precipitation Noted Three one
hundredths of an inch of rainfall
was recorded by the weather bureau
during the 13-hour period ending at
S p. m. yesterday.
At community Hospital A. E. Ly
ed.
man of 803 East Jackson street Is
reported to be quite ill at the Com
munity hospital, following throa'
operation there Friday night.
Improper Lights Clarence MatUon
and Jonas Wold were both arrested
yesterday and cited to appear in Jus
tice court on charges of operating
motor vehicle with improper light.
Bayllss Roys Return Jim and War
ren Bayllss. local nigh school tu
, dents, returned to this city this morn
ing from their home near Hilt. They
recently attended the ski Jump con
tests near Shasta City, Cal.
Asked to Leave Town Joe Luka.
23, arrested Saturday night
charge of having been intoxicated In
public place', yesterday was fined
110 and told to leave Medford, by
Judge Curry of the city court.
Visit Over Week-end Virgil and
Harold Gillette, sons of Mr, and Mrs.
V. O. Gillette of Medford, spent the
week-end with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Plttenger of North
Main street. They returned Sunday
evening to their home. Ashland Tid
ings.
Schedule Uninterrupted United
Airline schedule through Medford
remained uninterrupted today, despite
storm conditions, but official be
lieved that with a storm reported
pulling in from the coast, tonight's
planes may be unable to reach Med
ford.
Aid In Search The sheriff's office
was active In the early morning
search tor public enemy number one.
Alvin Karpls. Sunday, according to
state police officers. No mention of !
the sheriff's part in the drag-net be-!
tween the Klamath Junction and the
state line was made in an earlier
article.
Insurance Men Here E. J. Knut-
sen, asistant agency manager for Ore
gon of the California States Life In
surance company, will be In Medford
for some time, according to Frank
E. Russell, regional director of agen
cies of the northern division of the
company, who has been In this city
on business.
Arrange Exhibit Members of the
Mount Ashland chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution, of Ashland.
have arranged an Interesting exhibit
in the windows of the Ashland cham
ber of commerce building. The of
ficers and members of the Ashland
chapter have extended a cordial invi
tation to Medford people, and espec
ially the membership of Crater Lake
chapter, D. A. R., of this city, to
see this special exhibit.
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AHEAD OF HIM LOVE YET ONE
WOMAN ALMOST WRECKED HIS
LIFE FOR A SECOND TIME!
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freedom but
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Adults
20c
HURRY! Ends Tonight
SHIRLEY
TEMPLE
in "Baby Take
A Bow"
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Livestock
PORTLAND, Feb. 13. ( AP) CAT
TLE: 75 fully steady: steers, good,
common and medium, 4.75j9:15;
others unchanged.
HOGS 100; quotably steady:
lightweight, good and choice, i9
8.35: medium weight, good ana
choice, i7.608.35; other unchang
SHEEP None; nominally steady,
unchanged.
CHICAGO. Feb. U (AP)-(U. 8.
D. A.) HOGS: 19 000; weight aBov,
300 lb. 8.10(? .25, top S8.26; 160
300 lb,.. t7.75r8.10; 140-160 lbs.
12b: low, 7.S0.05.
CATTLE 7.000; bulk steers W-3S
12 00; very little here of value
to sell above 113 and none of these
being strictly finished cattle, top
13.75; best long yearlings tis.so;
meaty feeders up to as.50; good
duality thin stockera a.10.40; prac
tical top on weighty sausage Duns
5.10, cholc vealera 8 SO; packers
setting bulk of light crop at 6a7.
SHEEP 7,000; strictly gooa sn
choice native and fed western lambs
bid 8.75a9; best city butchers
bid S9.10, now asking 9.10.25 and
above for better grades: few of med
ium to good quality sold at 18.50
with occasional common to medium
kinds 7.50; slaughter ewes M.50
5; feeding lambs relatively scarce.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13.
(AP)-(U. 8. D. A.) CATTLE: 300;
load medium 1027 lb. steers 8 SO;
very light sorted 7.50; odd 1135
lb. Nevadas $6:00; common light
weight Idahos 5.506; good fed
steers absent; under 1050 lb. weights
nominally quoted 8.759: under
900 lb. averages eligible 19.25 or
above: few common to medium
heifers 56; good range cows
scarce; load medium 1002 lb. Nev
adas 5.50 lightly sorted; bulk low
cutters and cutters it.BOfit 4. mostly
2.00 up; load 1319 lb. Nevada bulls
S4.S0. sorted 93.50; late Monday,
car good 1004 )b. fed steera 9.00,
lightly aorted 8.50; calves, 60;
mostly direct. .
SHEEP 525: entire supply fed
wooled Oregon lambs Just arrived.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Feb. 12. (AP) BUT
TER: prints. A grade. 37c lb. in
parchment wrappers, 38c lb. In car
tons: B grade, parchment wrappers,
36f,c: cartons. 37V4C lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery, a
grade deliveries at least twice week
ly. 38 39c lb.; country routes.
36g37c lb.; B grade delivery less
than twice a week, 37c lb.; C grade
at market.
'B' GRADE CREAM Buying prices
butterfat basis. 5Bc lb.
ONIONS Oregon, $1.7831.85 cen
tal. NEW POTATOES Florida 3.75
4.00 per 50 lb. bo; Hawaii 3.50
a 3.75 per SO lb box.
Chesse, milk, country meats, live
poultry, potatoes, wool and hsy,
steady and unchanged.
Snn Frnnrlsco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12. (AP)
First grade butterfat 39c lob. San
Francisco.
Vslenttne dance Thursday night at
the Elite' temple. lor member and
house guests. Good music.
TODAY
and Wednesday
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Added Attraction,
Eugene Fallette
Walter Oatlett
in 'News Hounds
gpertlltht
Lucky Anglers'
MrNamee News
Kiddies
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1 TOMORROW
4-Star Picture Craterian Wednesday
v.k ' r -f.v fr-r f ViXr V- j too late to
... .-
Four years ago production was
started on "The Lives of a Bengal
Lancer", from the famous novel by
Francis Yeats-Brown, and now after
Innumerable difficulties In filming,
the finished product comes to the
screen and will start a four day run
at the Craterian theatre tomorrow.
Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone, Rich
ard Cromwell and Sir Guy Standing
head the cast In this stirring story
of courageous fighting men. Back
grounds were actually filmed In India
"The Secret Bride" on Rialto Bill
A.V" -AXt,' .
Barbara Stanwyck has what many
consider the most dramatic role of
her career in "The Secret Bride",
playing today and tomorrow at the
Rialto theatre. She Is shown as the
secret bride of the attorney general
of the state who is compelled to in
vestigate her father, the governor, on
bribery charges.
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TOMORROW!
NOTHING IN HEAVEN
. . . CAN STOP THEM
in
1 v.
IteikleieDi
Four Years In The
The saga of the Lancers ... in
love and battle 1 The most famous
fighting regiment in history ... a
handful of heroes, fighting reck
lessly, loving carelessly, living
dangerously! It's the "Beau
Geste" of 1935
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l Mm RICHARD CROMWELL
auaxssWaeanaMii
UUlsswysal
iuvA 4ife4 A : - kVJ
around the Khyber Pass, Pettawar,
and the Afghanistan border to get
authentic material. Over four thou
sand players are used.
Following the fortunes of the
famed Lancers, the film play depicts
In colorful fashion their carelessly
dangerous mode of living and reckless
fighting.
Kathleen Burke. In the only fea
tured feminine role. C. Aubrey Smith
and Monts Blue are listed In the sup
porting cast.
The picture Is a thrilling drama of
political Intrigue which result In two
mysterious and baffling murders and
suicides.
Warren William plays the role of
the attorney general, while others In
the cast include Olenda Farrell,
Grant Mitchell and Arthur Byron.
Making!
v; , " - e r-fisr J. I , j and to the man she
mSk 1 W (& " fd) o w
A..., .n..isy;- JM 3-&ZZ 1 1 I BARBARA
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GARY COOPER
SIR GUY STANDING
StS Aubrey Smith
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and Kathleen
Positively Ends
"The President
Opens at Roxy
"Straight Is the Way." opening
today at the Roy theatre, brings
Franchot Tone to the screen In the
most dramatic role of his meteoric
picture career.
Tone, heretofore seen as mil
lionaire playboy in his numerous
picture . portrayals, proves that he
la one of Hollywood'a most versatile
actors with his characterliatlon of
Benny, the ex-convlct who comes
back to his old haunts with a de
termination to live a life of free
dom.
May Robaon, as Benny' mother.
Is said to contribute her finest
screen performance.
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VALENTINE PARTY
Members of Medford KIwanU club
and Lady Kawanlans gathered at the
Hotel Medford banquet nail last eve
ning for a Vslenttne banquet and
card party.
After the dinner, served at 8:30
cards were enloyed until midnight
About 40 Klwanlans and Lady Klwan
lans attended. The entertainment
feature of the evening was presented
bv the following children: Reglna
Parsons, ballet dancer: Joan Mole,
tap dancer, and Jacquelyn Morris,
who portrayed the part of Cupid,
with bow and arrow.
' R. W. Frame, branch manager for
General Petroleum corporation, and
J. G. Fowler, district representative
of Bussman-Wormser, were admitted
to the club as members.
MODERN WOMEN
Nttd Not Soft tf monthly pain and dulsy dut te
ooldi, nervous atrain, expotun or ImlUr mums,
Chi-chea-tera Diamond Brand Fills an efiwurt.
TnlllUUQ ana BlTo U1K nslln. DOKl UJ m
Slldrus8iat8forovsr4&yara. Ajkhi Aft
"IHI DIAMOND r IRAHV"
Monte Blue
Burke
Tonight!
Vanishes"
' ' ' I ' Mystery . . . Romance
- ' J ff ! Political consplra.
emtffv Mk' i - oiei . . , in this thrilling .
ORb M HELL V-! v.
rl""b rm'r Daugnter who was torn
f Plf R I IV -f I 'between love and duty
V'X-s. I I ... to her father .. .
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Be correctly corseted in
an Artist Model by
Kthelwyn B. Hoffmann.
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Valentine dance Thursday night at
the Elks' temple, for members and
house guests. Good music.
Special Convocation of Cra
ter Laics Chapter No. 52. R
A. IS.. Tuesday, Feb. 13th at
7:30 p. m. Work In P. M
degree. Visitors Invited.
O. O. HORNER. H. P.
ALDEN. Secy.
Stated Communication of
Reames Chapter. O. B. 5..
Vednesday evening at 8
clock. Social night, vis-
tlng members Invited.
HATTIE M. ALDEN, Se.'J.
Use Mall Trioune anoit aue
CLASSIFY
LIFE INSURANCE $308,319 In insjT.
ance paid out every hour to bene
ficlarlea and living policyholders in
1934 by all Life Insurance Com
panles. Published In Interest of
Life Insurance by Rogue Val
ley Life Underwriters association,
whose members are: G-len Blrk,
Harold Brown. C. W. Culy. H. C.
Claley, P. R. Hagerty. Geo. Hensel
man, H. C. High. R. D. Hlnea,
Charles Ray. Tom Schuppel, F. B.
Sweeney and Ray Wright.
WANTED
LOANS ON IMPROVED MODERN
HOMES
1. All loans direct reduction.
3. Installment payments reduoe
your Interest monthly.
8. Your total principal does not
come due in a lump sum whlrli
may be difficult to meet.
4, On our 88-month plan Interest
Is less than 5 straight loan for
the same period.
6. Loans closed without delay.
MEDFORD FEDERAL SAVINOS 8c
LOAN ASS N.
136 East Main. Telephone 195.
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Today and Wednesday Only!
C AU G HT!..i7! the Web of Political Intrigue!
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i STARTS THURSDAY!
POR SALB White Leghorn hens.
Hansen strain. Breeding stock. A.
H. Webster, Central Point.
POR RENT Purn. apt. 718 welch.
REPOSSESSED BurtKalow Piano, $10
cash. 16 per month. BALDWIN
PIANO SHOPPE.
CAN HANDLE srhoo! warrant an
county warrants, lOO. Box 3571,
Tribune.
POR RENT 8 acre"!, improved; 8
miles out. 320 Haven St.
YOUNG WOMAN dfnire houwlteop
lnr petition: country and city x
perience. Box 3575. Tribune.
WANTED City, county and district
managers. Matured women and men
who can qualify. Opening dlt-!-.-t
office Medford this weefc. Box 878.
Tribune.
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STILL YOUR
SWEETHEART
Bend Her a Valentine .
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