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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 7. 1935. PAGE SEVEN Local and Bark from Vreka Mrs. Eif e Pruett has Just returned from a business trip to Yreka. Quest Speoker Commit Her. Wol ford A. Dawes of Vancouver, Wash., mil be guest speaker at the Ftrat Baptist church, Sundiy. March 10. He 1U speak both morning rind evening Accepts Position Here Mrs. Walter Csrr. who will be remembered here as Mlaa Wllda Hall, has accepted a position with the Band Box and Shoe Box. Has Operation Mrs. Lyle Carlton, who underwent an appendicitis op eration Saturday at the Community hospital, Is reported much Improved today. Mailing License Tars Mailing of dog license tags to dog owners of Jackson county, who have purchased 1935 licenses, was underway today by the county clerk'a office. More than 2.000 licenses were Issued, and the county clerk's office supply of tags was depleted when three times as many dog owners applied than were anticipated. Receipts from dog li censes Is expected to aggregate alight ly more than $1,500. False Teeth Stay Put Pasteeth. a new Improved powder keeps plates from dropping or sl.p plng. No gummy, pasty feeling. Sweetens breath. Gives real teetn comfort all day. Praised by people end dentists everywhere. Avoid wwrj. Get Pnsteeth at your druggist. Three sizes. . Sift JAMES BARPilE WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS 20 Anytime HURRY I Ends Tonight .a. v V-v at. . ai. tiija to nivt wyd !P- E Cl t nl. t nxi'lif family pnen L9 Outt'dt OtVM tr. bitK $3 00 ?4 13.50 UmI kc. tion et''ocft9 Go'd Gitt, o-ve- "t to H Bt eitn Wntt 11 37 JaMYTIME: I J' lv l0t Positively Ends Tonight in mm mW 1 IM - ' W In the Portland badminton tourna- and children at special prices. ISnlll IU,.W.Ii ' I tfe Vr'.ii W -WJ IJLstW I Shangle Studio. Phone ,308. J Recondmoned! Practically Nevv! ' ' 1 1 is'PSr Good Mechanical Condition Guaranteed JjJr l " aasssjssjsssj roMi-mxr esm tonight i f$41 Save $13.00 and buy one of these fine Bike. Regular r''0 Ml'j' 'l'. n price is 533.00. Sale price is available this week-end only. - uiLIJ j kl Ij'L II I I On the Stage In Person! ' 1 I i2777Z... For three days only we are featuring these reconditioned mfk f P If d Ti J I In I ' I I r i " T" , ! B--- 1 Q95 lliLWUCJi" a capt. Chas. Huckins ... ell the benefits of J I s - ' . country estate in town. ,- x " i m CZZ3 'ul Personal From Ahland Mri. Sam McNalr of AihJ.nd vu a vl:tor in thi city yeewrday. , Mrt. 8 w! en burg Here Mrs. Dr. F G. Sweden burg of Ashland r 11 ted with friend In thi city yesterday. Central point Visitor A visitor in this city yesterday from Central Point was Mrs. E. O. Boaxdman. From C 11 mate City Mr. Sum Baker of Oranta Pass spent yeeterday in thi city, visiting and shopping. Turner Leaves Harry Turner, loral contractor, left last night by train for Portland. Leaves for Eugene R. H. Bp Id en of Pomona, Cal who haa spent the last week in Medford and vicinity, left today by train for Eugene. Eagle Pointers In Town Mrs. 8. E. Howlett and daughter Hattle of Eagle Point were shopping in Medford yes terday. To San FrancUco Jeanne Wilkes of the Maiaon Jeanne will leave here Friday night on a business trip to San Francisco. To Olve Bible Story Mrs. Shep herd will present a feltogram Bible story of "The Ninety and Nine." at the South Methodist Sunday school, at the opening of school at 9:4a Sun day morning, which will be of In terest to all. Everyone 1 urjed to be on time. The song. "The Ninety and Nine," will be aung by Mrs. Hubler. t Extension Unit to Meet Roxy Ann Grange extension unit will meet at the home of Mrs. C. E. Rom, on Spring street. Friday. March 8. for the sec ond lesson in bread making. Faivy bread and rolls will be the subject of thia demonstration, which will be led by Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Ethel Blsh Each lady la requested to bring a covered dish or sandwiches. Taxpayers Busy Brisk t.axpaying In person and by mall Is the order of day. the tax collection department of the sheriff's office reports. Fairly heavy mall payments are received daily, with remittance on both de linquent and current taxes. The com ing week la expected to see some thing of a rush, as March 15 Is the final date for payment of quarterly taxes without Interest penalty. STROUT SE,XS HEAI- ESTATE Greatest advertiser ot conn try nropertr Haa made over ntt.OOO salea of Farm Groves Ranch.. Homes. Buyers from all over the world. Free open listing. B. A. STROUT WESTERN REALTY AGENCY, INC. WM. OLSON, Representative Route 2. Box 174 Medford, Ore. Phone 498-H Midget Photos 3 for 10c If Ralston to Eugene John H. Ral ston, wire chief of the telephone plant department here, left Tuesday morn ing for Eugene, on business. To Klamath Falls Mr and Mrs John Gervaa left this morning by auto for Klamath Falls, where they will remain for a short time on busi ness. Confined by Illness Leonard Hicks, high school student, has been con fined to his home on Pennsylvania avenue for the past weeic with a seri ous bronchial affliction. He is speed ily recovering. t Expected from East Mrs. 8 White stone of Provolt wsa expected to re turn today from Mlllgrove. Mo., where she has been the last two months. visiting at the home of her sister. Miss Dolly Hamilton. ... Arrives from Portland Mrs. W. B. Hasklna of Portland arrived this morning on the Oregonlan to spend two dava visiting In the Applegate district with her fsther-ln-lsw. N. O. Hasklns, and at the home of Val Has- klns. More Clothes Stolen Deibert Clegs. 803 South Central, reported to city police yesterday that a quantity of clothing waa stolen from his clothei llne night before last. The city police Issued a warning to all residents to take their clothes off the line at night. Ends Inspection Col. W. R. Henry. IOD. of Ninth Corps area headquar ters at San Francisco, left last night by train, having apent several daya In Medford and vicinity Inspecting vari ous CCC camps and district head quarters with Major Clare H. Arm strong, district commander. ... To Eugene j. warren Snider and Robert Hayes left early this sfternoon for Eugene and Corvallls. They will attend the Oregon State-U. 8. C. bas ketball series In Corvalls. While In Eugene they will be guests at the Phi Delta bouse. They are expected to return Monday or Tuesday. Racfc from Conference L. G. Cent ner, entomologist at the Southern Oregon Experiment station, returned Tuesday evening from Urbana. 111., where he attended the notional cod ling moth conference at the invita tion of the United States bureau of entomology. CCC Members Kate Among mem bera of Medford CCC district who left last night by trsln for their homes. having been discharged, were the fol lowing Pete J. Kalamos. to Moline. 111.: Ben C. Mercll, to Chicago; Ver none T. Jameson, to Dsnvllle, 111.: Herbert P. Andrews, to Rock Island, 111.; Henry F. Schenskle, to Deerfleld. nl.: Tom Bagallo, to Chicago, and Joseph T. Damato. to Chicago. Wins Badminton Tourney Hamil ton Law visited his father. O. J. Law. Tuesday evening on his return to Se attle from California, where he wnn the California state championship in badminton. In both men's singles and doubles. Law, now men's singles champion of Washington, Oregon and California, won the California title from "the Pride of California" In what the Examiner declared was "the hottest and most exciting game ever seen In San Francisco." Oranta Pass Courier. Hamilton Law is a gradu ate of Medford high school and la well known in this city. Enroute south, he participated in an exhibi tion badminton match here several weeks ago, after having placed first in the Portland badminton tournament. Mrl.aln Returns Leo McLaln. United statea marshsl, returned this morning on the Oregonlsn from Port lsnd, having been there for a few daya on official business. ... Bark from Meillral Meeting Dr. A F. Walter Urease and Dr. R. W. Sleeter returned this morning on the Ore gonlsn from Portland, where they had attended a three-day meeting of the alumni association of the University of Oregon medical achool Dr Dwlght H. Flndley end Dr. James C. Hayes sre expected to return this evening ... Class Starts Tonight The new SERA class in public speaking starts tonight at 7:15. at the Senior high school. In room 4. Alice D. English, instructor of the Monday night pub lic speaking class and the Tuesday geography class, will teach this group slso. An Interesting and benericiai course of study is planned. Dr. Wm. Roney, enrolled in the Monday class, will give a brief talk on what he believes are the benefits which accrue from attending such a class in public speaking. Anyone interested Is in vited to visit or enroll. There la no charge. PASSES IN ROSEEURO. Ore., March 7. (API Death yesterday claimed Martin Tavenner, 21-year-old CCC employe, whose life state police patrolmen en deavored to save last Friday when speed relays delivered meningitis se rum from Portland to the Vetersns' hospital at Roseburg, a distance of 200 miles, in slightly less than four hours. Tavenner rallied for a time, following the senim trestment. but collapsed last night and deatn oc curred this morning. Pomona Grange Jackson County Pomona Orange will meet at the Eagle Point Orange hall March 9 at 8 p. m. All Grangers are cordially invited to attend. Refreshments will be served and Mrs. Emma Conger, Home Economics chairman, requests members to bring sandwiches and pickles. A large attendance Is desired as the program Is always interesting and im portant the business, the commit tee, and the lecture program. Two new Oranges have been or ganized in the county since the last meeting, one at McLeod and one at Gold Hill. The members of these new Granges are urged to attend this Pomona meeting and get acquainted with the other Grangers from all 1 parts of the county, and also get acquainted with the Grange work as carried out In the Pomona, or county, organization. Let all the older Gran gers in the county attend to meet these new Grangers and welcome them Into our organization. Fate Confirmed SHANGHAI. March 7. (API Mrs, S. C. Frenchan, wife of a slain Aus tralian missionary, was learned defi nitely today to have been murdered by the communists who captured her and her husband last month. Until now, her fate has been In doubt, WINDOW GLASS we sen winoow - II. I 'm UM I. I fl I P?St ii n i i . JH .. ......w,... ....ssa glass and will replace your broken J V1 J W i N I Bill ) . -T , JX. J windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab- Of 1 " fl I p&Sttfiy - '" X ' ' .'" , . Contest For Best Model Plane At . Craterian Sat. Much Interest la being evidenced among the boys and girls of Medford tn the announcement of the model plane contest to be held Saturday at ths Craterian theater, in conjunction with the current showing of the James Cagney aviation picture "Devil Dogs of the Air." Ten pn?es are to be awarded for the best models the prizes ranging from season passes that will enable the holders to see all shows at the theater for a period of a month, to passes for an entire week s programs. In addition to the prizes for the best model planes, a special award will be made to the boy or girl bring ing In the most labels from a Quaker or Mothers Oats carton. This award will be the same as first price a month's pass. Daredevil Flying In Marine Film James Cagney, Pat O'Brien and the U. 8. navy made the world "gob con scious" In "Here Comes the Navy." one of the most popular pictures of last year. Now again come that Inimitable pair, to do for the Marine Corps what they did for the Navy, In their new picture, "Devil Dogs of the Air," which opened yesterday to a large audience at the Craterian theater. Devil Dogs of the Air" has more thrills than "Here Comes the Nery.' which puts It In a class by Itself. It presents daredevil stunts by flying marines that beggar description. A dozen battleships participate in naval maneuvers directed by the U. S. S Macon. Countless airplanes zlpp and zoom through the picture, fearless filers crash their planes In midair and leap In parachutes from burning ships. As a thrill spectacle It Is un surpassed. The picture, however, which was produced with the active cooperation of the U. S. military authorities Is far more than a record of some of the most spectacular aerial and ma rlne stunts ever filmed. It is a rol licking comedy through which runs a clever romance, and the all star cast Includes more than 1.000 U. 8. Marines, who enact small parts as well provide a background for a clev erly told tale. Cagney haa never given a better performance than his portrnyel of a fresh youth who Joins the Marines because he can't keep out of alrshlpa. Now Until ROARING THRU villi lever Q 7:00-0:00 y!TTjj0 J -4.rr.. I I ....... - H III I or dm... TY ti'iflStrtWmilW&K I- "1 unfo.icl.rd heart of the African Jungle! Izt? BIS: :; III WTT'lit W M V an 1 M I l:'.v..V.!J:V.v.B : w i law ri.'yj mm. l as a f i.i:.'-...-.n,.;.-c 'Baboona' Coming One ot the most spectacular screen offerings of a decade Is promised for the Rial to theater when "Baboons," newest African adventure film of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, opens there tomorrow. "Baboons" ta described as an aerial epic over Africa. Requiring twenty months In the fllantng. it was made white the Martin Johnsons toured 60.000 miles of unexplored Jungle, visiting many spots In the dark con tlnent never before glimpsed by civi lized man. This newest screen exploit of the i Intrepid pMr reveals man's most dra matic conquest the first record of Africa's remotest serceta filmed from the air. In two Sikorsky amphibians, chris tened "The spirit of Africa" and "Osa's Ark." the Johnsons circled mysterious Mt. Kenya, snow-covered and Inaccessible; flew over the vast Iturbl forest, visited the "mouth of Hell," Lake Rudolf; charged a vast herd of rhinos; visited with the Pyg mies; descended on the homeland of the baboons and accomplished other feats. The Rialto theater's program, with Captain Hucklns on the stage. "Sea Killers" and "By Your Leave" on the screen, closes tonight. He gota Into tho aviation corps through the kindness of a Marine of ficer from his home town, and re warda that officer by stealing his girl and generally keeping him In hot water. Dance till 1 o'clock at the Oasis. ery Saturday night, ado. Saturday Only! TO NEW THRILLS'. the fighting forte f. been tamed by gun I I I '-' i I llll .v BASEBALL MYSTERY COMING TO ROXY Actors and professional ball play ers Join forces to figure in a gripping detective mystery in "Death on the Diamond." coming to the Roxy to morrow. Based on an amazing story dealing with a series of mysterious killings in a baseball team during a pennant race, the picture blends harrowing bewilderment with hundreds of up roarious, comedy Interludes, and with a love romance, In a distinctively new form of screen entertainment. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY RBNT 0 rooms, furnished. 8 rooms, furnished. Close in. A rooms, unfurnished. FOR SALE Good paying placer mine, with ill equipment and water for operation 8 or 9 months of the year. Royalty basis. Inability of owner reason for selling; 85 acres. M0. 3 acres good garden land, 6 -room house. 1700; terms. eOO-acre stock ranch for 300 head: fine 7 -room house; spring piped to house, barn; part under irrigation; 120 an acre. Terms. Trade Calif, property. 8 acres, 4 -room house and 8378 outbuildings. Splendid pi ice for turkeys. Terms. 130 acres good dairy ranch, going at 88000; terms. B. J. PALMER, Real Estate Broker, Jackson Co. Bank. FOR SAUB Gasoline washing ma chine. Only used 3 months. Tel. 355-J-l. REDWOOD anchor post. Extra spec. lal while they last, In 9-ft., 8 It. and 7-ft. lengths. A few choice 7 ft. Una posts at 10c and less. Lim ited quantities. Volney Dixon, Nat, Bldg., 134 N. Riverside. BABY CHIOKS ready tor delivery Mar. 12. Leghorns from our trap-nesied pedigreed stock. Rhode Islsnd Re.ls. Barred Rocks, hatching egga avail able at all times. Everything blcod tested. Carley Poultry Farm. Tel. S14-W. FOR SALE Second and third cutting alfalfa hay. 10. Call Mrs. M. F. Hanley, Phone 108-R-l. CASH paid for men's 2nd hand suits, hats and ' s. Will H. Wilson. 32 No Front Si. "'(CH "call FOR RENT Furnished house. S04 S. Oakdale. I "hows II I VM II 7:00-11:00 III I TOMORROW ft starts where all other animal pictures leave off . . . because thc,v went hy plane ... to the untouched heart of the African Jungle! FOR SALE OR TRADE 26 Ford coupe with license. Will tatte Sniper sewing machine In trade. 3 No. Bartlett. HOUSE for rent. 1212 W. FOR SALE OR TRADE Work aii4 mdd horM-s, Medford Riding Academy. Phone 838-11. FOR SALE Duroc strain weaner p:c. Wing Orchards. COANVON kCOLDS, Relieve the distressing 1 I A i symptoms oy app-?-ng Mentholatum In nostrils and rubbing on cheat. tt: EAGLES Social Dance Tomorrow (Friday) 9 p. m. CAOI.F.S II Al l. DTNGE'S ORCHBSTRA DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT AT Dreamland Dinty Moore And His Orchestra Men Ladies 35c 10c ill Adults 1 III 25 I 111 Kiddles . 10c I and SATURDAY I CVV7r 1 t I IP i.h "111 I I I Frank Morgan ..Genevieve Tobin mj 1 VZLD-- J 1 Ul SS II I "By Your Leave" wmmm O
