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ifEDFCVRD MATL TRIBUTE, 'NrEDFOTU), OREGON". "WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 8. 1935. PAGE SEVER Local and Personal Orr to Portland Eugene Orr of Weeks and Orr will leave on a busi ness trip to Portland tonight. Receives Medical Car Ml as Fran cs Bennett Is receiving medical care at the- Community hospital. From San Francisco Byron Cole man and his mother, who have been In San Franeuco, have returned to their ranch near Medford. Leaves Tonight H. E- Foster, man ager of Colyear Motor Bales. Is leav ing tonight for Spokane to attend a manager's meeting. Here on Business J. C. Selr of Portland arrived this morning by train to attend to business matters In Medford for two or three days. Post, Auxiliary to Meet American Legion post and Auxiliary will meet at the Armory Monday night for a covered dish supper at 6:30, followed by a meeting for both units. At Community Hospital Mrs. H. H. Young of 10 Portland avenue Is a patient at the Community hospital, where she underwent a tonsillar op eration yesterday. Attend Open House Rex Barnett of the Maxwell Automobile Co. In Grants Pass and W. W. Morse, In structor in the Grants Pass high school, attended the "open house" at the Rogue River Chevrolet, Inc.. Tuesday night. Quartet to SlnR The male quartet of Llnfleld college, McMlnnvllle, Ore., will be In Medford Thursday evening, according to announcement today, and will appear In concert at the First Baptist church at 8 o'clock. There will be no charge. Luncheon at Town Club Pan Hel lenic will meet for luncheon Friday at one o'clock at the Town club, 1000 West Main street, according to an announcement made today. Those wishing to make reservations are no tified to telephone Mrs. George Gates, 346-L. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH paid for men's 2nd hand suits, hats and snoea. wiu n. wusou. a No. Front St. FOR SALE: '30 Chev. coach. 1122 N Central. FOR SALE Cabin Lake of Woods. Inq. 1122 N. Central. FOR SALE Seed potatoes 81-50 cwt. and up. Monarch Seed fc Feed Co. BLACK Minorca setting eggs. 410 Earn art. FOR SALE; Perennial flower plants. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Inoculation for alfalfa seed. Monarch seed & Feed co. 825 ACRES Coast Paradise u ml, ocean frontage, creeks, springs, 38 A. cult, balance brusn pasture ana timber, buildings. Trade for ranch within 25 miles Medford before April 12. See Wakefield Agency, Medford, Oregon. FOR SALE: Control ants with An trol. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RENT -room furnished house, 225 So. Riverside. Riverside Apart ments. FOR SALE: Land plaster. $13.00 ton. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RENT Desirable furn. house, 3 bedrooms. Inquire 720 W. 2nd. FOR SALE Baby chick scratch. t2.40 cwt. Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co. FOR SALE 1 Hereford bull, Guernsey bull. Call 1559. rOR SALE Gummosis treatment for cherries. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. WANTED Used tractor plow. Earl Heft. Central Point. Tel 195. FOR SALE: White Leehorn hens. Hansen strain. A. H. Webster, Cen tral point. MARRIED man wants rancn work. Place to live. Experienced. Cabin No. 6. Sunrise Auto Camp. Leaves for Portland J. D. Russell1 left last night by train for Portland. i Collins to Portland James Collins of Brown and White Real Estate Co., I left last night by train on a business trip to Portland. i Medford rallert Mrs. Leland Char ley and little daughter Charmaine Lee and Mrs. Charley s mother, Mrs. Lamphler. of Lake Creek, were callers In Medford today. Ryan Speedster Stops Claude Ry an of Ryan Aircraft Co.. of San Di ego, flying a Ryan Speedster, stopped at the municipal airport for fuel to day enroute to Seattle, where the ship has been sold to L- R. Peterson. according to airport officials. Discharged from CCC Having been discharged from Medford CCC dis trict, the following left last night by train for their homes; Jerome Pfelf er, to Portland: Julian Zeeck, to Manlto. 111.,; Wm. F. Wetzel, to Chi cago, and Wm. J. Burke, to Pontlac, 111. Arch art Visits Q. I. Arehart. trav eling agent for Pacific Motor Trans port Co., with headquarters at Port land, is attending to business in Med ford, having been among those who arrived this morning on the Oregon' lan. Army Planes Through Five army pursuit ships stopped at the muni cipal airport today for fuel, enroute from Wright field, Riverside, Cal., to Seattle, where they will be worked over at the Boeing plant. They were under the command of Flight Lieut. Helm. Forty similar ships are ex pected to go through Medford In the next few days, according to airport oflclals. FIRST AID CLASS Miss Msrjorle Eelly, who has been In charge of the first aid class that has been conducted periodically at the Medford fire hall under auspices of the Red Cross, announced ted ay that the work has been completed and that 15 certificates have been awarded. The meetings were held each Monday and Wednesday night and 20 hours of Instruction was held over a period of nine weeks. All who took the tests passed, ac cording to Miss Kelly, who worked under the supervision of Beth Bullls, chairman of the county Red Cross first aid, committee. Those awarded certificates were: Laurence Espey. W, L. Jones, Hugh Rttter. J. R. Winn and M. L. Ted row, U. S. forest service; A. W. Lin- gass and W. P. Stewart, Owen Ore gon Lumber Co., and Lenore Estea. Paul Hamlin, Jack Hamilton, L. A. Mentzer. Ed Nelson. Alberta Tucker, George Tucker and Howard Gault. An advanced first aid class Is being pianneo. CRIME FRINGE ALIENS "201 HYTlMEs .vyy at AKWd TOMORROW and FRI. The World 't 5uprm Comics bring VICTOR HERBERT'S matter piaca o comedy PORTLAND, Ore.. April S.(jP) Kinewen uens, Including 17 nil plnos, were arrested here today when city police arm Immigration Inspec tore staged a aeries of roundups. Boy Norene. director of the Immi gration department here, said "It Is apparent from our Investigation . , that the men arrested are on the fringe of the underworld and have gained their living from the Illicit traffic In vice. They are clearly de portable under the moral turpitude ciaiiM excluding aliens. S FIFTIETH YEAR musical brof entertain icreenl yyT y ywftS3:l OLIVER 1 1 GRANTS PASS, April 8. fAPl The Grant Pass Courier today celebrated its fiftieth year with a golden an lversary edition containing 105 sages of historical matter on pioneer peo ple, institutions and government In Josephine county and Grants Pass. The big edition also celebrates the 38th year of the Courier's publication by A. E. Voorhles. - 1 BIRTHS "David Copperfield" Opens C rater ian Showing MRS COPPERFIELD DANPtGOTIYtJ ' '"1 MBS.GUMMIDGE " '"T:-.'?i rNAin nnnm nn p Vta-lk w " X - - ,1 AS THE BOY AS THE MAN R ;t, MICAW6ER MRWICKFIF.LDS i AUNT BETSEY "David Copperfield' a name which spells maIc to ml lions comes to the screen of tho Oaterlan theatre, starting today, brlnrm(E to life the lovable Charles Dickens characters who have cast a hae of en chantment over atl who have reed the famous novel. This pc'.acular romance has been given a nut pre tentious production and an unprecedented cast of sixty-five stsrs and featured players. Among t-.e stars shown above are W. C. Fields as Mlcawber, Lionel Barrymore as Dan Peigotty, Maureen O'Sulllvan at Dora. Edna May Oliver as Aunt Betsey, Lewis Stone as Mr. Wirfcfleld, Freddie Bartholomew and Pranlc Law ton as the boy and adulc David Copperfield, Elizabeth Allan as Mrs. Copperfield, Roland Young as Uriah Heep and Una O'Connor as Mrs. Oummtde. As a special added attraction for tonight only, the theater will have- Adrienne's Spring Fashion Revue on the 6tRge at 0 o'clock, dtsplnvlng the new models for spring. Eve Benson pupils will present several dance numbers during the style hcw. Sally Eilers Star Picture At Rialto With a cast containing some ol Greenland's most outstanding play ers. "Carnival" opened yesterday at tha Rialto theater. Lee Tracy. Jimmy Durante. Sally Ellen and twoand- one-haif-year-old Dickie Walters, who makes his motion picture debut in this production, are the principal players. Crammed full of laughs, action. thrill and suspense, this picture Is due for a successful enpneement. Wtttten by Robert Rlskln. author of "Lady for a Day," "it Happened One Night." and "Broadway Bill." "Car nival" la a product he can be Justly proud of. , Lee Tracy Is seen as a fust-talking carnival man, who talks himself In and out of Jams. When his wife dies leaving him with an Infant son. he flnda himself In a situation. He wants to bring up the child. 'Toochy." himself, but the baby's grandparents raise objections. Force fully. Lee takea the baby from the hospital. - The welfare workers trace him down. But Tracy enters "Poochy" in Daoy contest. The kid hasn't a chance In competition with the other babies, but Durante and his dex terous fingers switch votes and "Poochy" la declared winner. The hoax Is discovered and they're both sentenced to serve time In Jail. The climax Is one of the most thrilling scenes the screen has ever shown. Tracy once again turns in a fine performance as Chick Thompson. The famous Durante offers plenty of comedy relief and his achnoseola and various and familiar antics are again In evidence. Sally Filers is a beauti ful "Daisy" and offers a commend able portrayal. But as "Poochy." Dickie Walters is hound to win the hearts of all. His lines are spoken like a veteran. BING HAMPTON, N. Y.. April 1 (AP)Former President Hoover's criticism of the Roosevelt adminis tration was assailed here today by Representative Lee (D.-Okla.), who at the same time defended the New Deal aa a "humanitarian program." In an address prepared for delivery at a luncheon club, the Oklahoma congressman declared that "as a statesman, Hoover la a good food ad ministrator." "Hoover now cornea out of the storm cellar and says there wasn't any storm," he asserted. "It la wonderful what two years of rest has done for hi mind. Why, two year ago he couldn't think of a thing to do to save the country and now two years later la becoming very fertile for ides." A SCIENTIFIC METHOD ndoritd by phyiiciani In Const, tlly or Powdir. Powerfully actlvt, ytt nan irritating to tender mem branes. Atk Your DruKjist. Writs for FREE BOOK "MARRIAGE SECRETS." 2935 W. Pico St.. D-'il ron MARRIAGE HYGIENE CERTANE CO., Ui Annie. Caiif YES! Now you can have that let of new . . . KITCHEN CABINETS BATHROOM CABINETS LINEN CLOSETS, ete. at low coit. corrtctly design ed and made by expert ma ehanlca who have tpent many ;ears ucluaWety on cabinet work. NO DOWN PAYMENT Small, monthly payments, fin anced through the National Housing Act. A wonderful op portunity for you . . . For complete Information, call at TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS The Old Reliable, since 1M 10th A Orape sts. Phone 2S E OF FEDERAL POST SALEM. April 3. t?i John E Cooter. speaker of the house of the 1035 legislature, may accept a fed eral appointment instead of a state Job, he indicated here today upon his return from Washington. D. C, where he represented the port of Newport In requesting more dredging in Yaqulna bay. Cooter was expected to accept farm replacement work under the federal unemployment bureau. He stated he had not put In his application for any state position, although his name has been mentioned as a possible de partment head under the director ol agriculture, and aa one of the Indus trial accident com ml asI oners. While in Washington Cooter at tended sessions of congress and de clared that M the Oregon house would use the tactics used In the national congress, "there would be a riot." : NAMING TO WAIT AS 1 IN RELIEF SALEM. April 8 (AP) All able bodied persons on relief rolls In Ore gon who have or can gain access to available land will be required to plant, cultivate and maintain a sub sistence garden, the state relief com mittee announced today through the executive office here. The new ruling was adopted as a policy of the committee to assist families to provide more adequately for their own needs and reduce the cost of relief for the states. Garden seed has been distributed throughout the state to all other persons on relief rolls having facili ties for complying with the order. Come to the Zulelma Temple Patrol Daughters of Nile Rummage sale Friday and Saturday In building for merly Campbell Clothing Store. SALEM, April 8. -Governor Martin will leave his office this aft ernoon for Portland to attend a meeting of the state highway com mission, it was announced here. It was understood one or the mat ters about which the governor wish ed to confer with the commission to amend the contract for the five coast bridges to arrange for a loan of $4,200,000 for the Uonneville high way. It waa announced from the execu tive offices that no new appoint ments or change in the highway commission or department were an ticipated until next week. L ATHTUB INCIDENT SAN JOSE, Cel., April 3. (AP) The defense in the wife murder trial of David D. Lamson today accepted the state's challenge to perform the bathtub experiment which E. O. Heln rich, criminologist, testified had con vlnced him Mrs. Allene Thorpe Lam son was killed in an accidental fall. The state agreed to transport Its replica of the Lamson both-room to court, set it up directly opposite the Jury box and be prepared to perform the experiment Monday morning. LB. Dr. O. C. Bellinger of the state tuberculosis sanitarium will conduct an annual tuberculosis cumc in Medford at the Sparrow Memorial clinic In the courthouse, it was an nounced today by officiate of the Jackson County Health Unit. The clinic is to be held Friday and Satur day of this week. Those Interested are notified to call the health de partment at 1359. There have been 50 applications for examinations, officials said, in cluding suspects, and active and ar rested cases. Once one of the most deadly of diseases, tuberculosis Is now far down In the line due to the edu cational campaign in Jackson county in which phyalciana and nurses have given vigilant early diagnosis and treatment. The henlth association Is distribut ing free literature at the courthouse concerning fresh air. sleeping con ditions, and food and sunshine for prevention of the disease. Ma uir Chafing) Itching Rash asily soothed by the iana meaicauonor Resinol Come to the Zulelma Temple Patrol Daughters of Nile Rummage sale Friday and Saturday In building for merly Campbell Clothing Store. i BURK'S 314 E. Main. Tel. 448 SEAT COVERS for Ml cars, 95c up KtoSHUJI Shows 1:45 7:00-9:01) KM Mr. and Mrs. Allen Proctor of Aah. land are the parents of a baby boy weighing 7 pounds, 14 ounces, born yesterday at Purucker's Maternity home. Cse Mall Tribune want ads. I On way 5fi59 I V-T HMI TOMTT TV. " 3T Why You Should NeverCut a Corn If you are troubled with corns or callouses, do not run the rink of blood poisoning by paring them. Sta tistics show that many Infections have occurred from this seemingly lnnryent practice of paring corns. Simply bo to your druggist and get a few cents north of Ice-Mint, rub a little on snv painful corn or ril lous. Immediately the pun will dis appear and In a short time the corn or callous will loown and lift orr eally with the finger? root and all leaving the surrounding skin In a healthy normal condition. Thi. toother with the fact that Ice-Mint overronrt" such arfertlon? as sore, tired, aching, purred or burn ing Met and maks them cool, easj, and comfortable, is probably repon Plblc for the hearty endors"r.ent giv en It by drtigstlsts. To rid one s feet of every harn corn, soft corn, rorn hetwn the to or painful raiioue in suh a pl" .T,f and af rr-fl" it nrn ' h'.i:. fr f-'l'.v for air on to r-af f-:a ar.d ueoiJie are aarned to iti 1U Roundtiip $1065 Next time you go to Port land, try the train. Ride in a big, comfortable coach on the Shasta t daylight trip ar riving Portland at 7:3) p.m. ... or leave here at night on No. 330, arriving Portland at 7:55 next morning. For only a few dollars more, you can sleep as you ride in a room standard Pullman berth. Similar ttrvic$ reluming JOMMMMa. Adults 25e Kiddles Mr Ends Tomorrow Night! Hilarious Adventures! Thrills! Romance! . . . a carnival of fun . . . with a laff a second . . . and a second laff after that! with LEE TRACY SALLY EILERS JIMMY DURANTE O 1th .AIRE norm fHOon PFBKISt M.I' F. ' II I T r. jac k i. a b r r, f.rnrs' K. MOST. F F B l I N A N n ( II T T r II AI.R Starting Today' It JV ill Be the Best- Loved Picture of 1935. . . Open Up Your Heart to a Never - to - Be Forgotten Experience. Millions Have Been Thrilled by Charles Dickens' Finest Love Story .. . . Millions More Will Be Swept Awav by the Warmth and Drama x- of Its" Great Screen Production! Charles Dickeni' Glorioug Romance 4. C. lAilLL. A.flll. Itl Jt C-.M;.r4WWr'la SMiaMaMauB i f a ii i li ria mn m it mi i n i ' Shows 1:48 -7:00 -9:00 ii I ' i . Mats-2So Eves-35o I Children-lOo : ftp;
