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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JfEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, lYPRIL 26. 1935. PAGE THIRTEEN IT the p y tot n olf ate I luicej h1o, i wits t 239 1" 151' ost S Off I Jar. Local and ' r to Red Bluff Opt. Oliver Ruutll -e BnUih. Inf. -Res., left lut night by " " ttmla. lor BM Bluff, Cal. erictf - v Allen to Portland William Allen hi usinea visitor In Portland, having ' 'h left for that city by train lut nlgbt. Ulr, - ... ''' If Mrf Pltt Beturni Mri. Hat Piatt )a returned from a three weeks' bus iness trip to Bpokne and Portland. '1,-nsj ... llaf Operation Mr. X. JB. McKln iy of 004 Austin street underwent ', major operation yesterday at the 1 ntj community hospital. Wo, : . . f AAA Attorney Ahlf Arrives Attorney V. SISJA. C. Ahlf ol Grants Pass Is among 1931 Hertford business visitors today, hav ;lng arrived by train this morning 'f. 1 CCC Member leaves Carl A. Po- 'tifU, discharged member of the COO, J;lft last night by train for his home t f.lu Portland. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Old gold. Sell to govern j ment licensed dealer. Bropay'e. '; : Jewelers. !UKD POULTRY PENCE Cheap, while It lasts. Redwood posts as Bldg., No. Riverside. Ml FOR SALE CHEAP Heavy duty dueal . wheeled logglrur trailer, 6th wheel llss ' '' and bunks. 606 West 11th St. GOOD USED CARS Chrysler and Plymouth Trade-In. ' 30-Day Written Guarantee. 1934 Dotlge DeLuxe Sedan. Only 6900 miles. 1933 Chrysler Royal Coupe, t Rumble seat. 1932 Chrysler Sedan. : 6 wheels and trunk rack. 1933 Chevrolet Sport Coupe. ; Original tlreH. ; 1931 Chrysler 6 Sport Coupe. 1931 Chevrolet 6-pass. Coupe. 1931 Chevrolet Sport Coupe. ' 1930 Chevrolet Sport Roadster. . 1929 Cadillac Sedan. : 1929 LaSalle Cabriolet; new paint. ; 1930 Chevrolet Sedan. : 1929 Ford Coach. Manv others to choose from. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. 38 No. Riverside. Tel. 18. CASH paid for men's, women's and ,,. children's clothing. Good condition. Hair braids made to order. Used ' Wardrobe Shop, 518 E. Main. TOR SALE Fountain and lunch room in operation, Lakevlew, Ore. ' Completely equipped. Reason for selling, other Interest. Writ Box ; JJo. 10, prospect, Ore. WANTED Man with tm, or tractor, ' to plant and take care of nine acres s of potatoes. Silt soil, adjoining " city limits. Call 135 West Mala or " 1130 West 10th St., evenings, GENT'S Leghorn chicks from trap , nested pedigreed stock. May hatches 1 now available. Talent Hatchery, . Talent, Ore. BRAND tmvTAVFmjlOMB SACRIFICED 0 rooms, bath, auto- matte oil heat, extra large rooms, cement basement, unfinished attic. Only (2,000 cash needed; balance on ' terms and without Interest, No trade-In. Open dally 3-5 p. m. By owner. 1619 E. Main St. PANSY PLANTS All colors, 35c doz. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 East Main. FOR RENT Fully equipped service ; station In Medford on gallonage basts. Box 4096, Tribune. .RESPONSIBLE Medford business man wishes to harrow 14700.00 on out-of-town property, worth 12,000.00 , Leased to oil company 5 years at I 1130 month. Will pay 7. Box 3909. FOR SALE LOOK AT THIS 120 , acres good land and buildings; all i cultivated; 30 acres choice alfalfa, :'- part signed up for water; 3' miles zrom town. Forced to sell at 550 an acre. This Is worth Investigat ing. B. J. Palmer, Real Estate broker, Medford Center Building, downs talrrs. WANTED Vacant lot with shade, west side Medford. B. J. Palmer Agency, Medford Center Building, downstairs. , THREE unfurnished rooms, water and LI lights; reasonable. 245 So. Central. ' CONVALESCENT HOMlTIJshlandfac- lng park. Open to all in need of ears. Reduced raws. Rooms and cabins to rent. 153 Oranite St. DR. CLARK, CHICAGO M. D., HAS ENDORSED NEW FAMOUS HONEY KRUSHED WHEAT BREAD Health Giving Corrective Formula Now Used in Famous Chicago Health School After Analysis By Dr. Clark, Prominent Chicago Radio Health Lecturer. Dr. Clark, noted for his radio health talks and director of the Chi cago Health School, write: "Your Honey Krushed Wheat Bread whlcn usee honey Instead of sugar, la a "J splendid food for children and adults alike. I would like your formula for thl amazing bread so that our baker here can make this bread for our Heauth School. "The baele mineral elements rob. bed from many foods not only help to keep the alkalinity In reserve but their presence In the cell structure Is necessary for tonicity. Flabby tis sues In the body mean poor function. Poor function or faulty elimination is lure death. "Foods which can not be digested In the same length of time when mlied together do not pass of In the same length of time. The result Is a crtaln portion of this food fer ments, and rots In the Intestlnea. Your Honer Krushed Wheat Bread assists In the proper ellmlnntlon of j these foods and promotes regular- Are ynu suffering from constlpa 1 tlon. have headache and lack pep? I 6rop taking hablt-formlnc drugs that i c-mpl you to taae more and mrr Beaeve it ftTuf.i .'. CUiog. ovr,rect wsy by .uppljing rour di.t wiihj Personal Prom Marahfleld Luke Blanc, agent for Oldamobll In Marahfleld. was a Medford visitor today, arriving to get a car which he will deliver to a purchaser In the coast city, e Ashland Visitors Among recent visitors from this city In Ashland were Mrs. A w. Ay and George Fields, who Is of the Richfield oil Co.. according to the Ashland T14 lnga. see Motors to Grants pass Mn. Maud Snider motored to Grant Pas today on a business trip. Ah was accom panied by Mrs. P. I. Hick . ad Mr. Lee Watson, who are visiting Grants Pass frelnds, . Her. Hood Arrives Rev. Al.sander Hood of North Pork, Cel., arrived thl morning by train, on a visit to south ern Oregon on which h will speak for the board of national missions for the Presbyterian church. e . Visits Grant Pat According to the Grants Pass Courier, Edwin Bell, formerly connected with the Valley Hardware store In Qrants Pass, waa in Grants Pass from Medford Thursday, visiting friends and on business. Koozer Called Away Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Koozer left today for Milton- Preewater, Ore., where they were call ed by the Illness of Mr. Kooier' mother. Mr. Koozer returned thJ morning by train from a business trip to Portland. . e Assist Forest service.. E. Blaaen, telephone inspector from the regional forest service offices at Portland, has arrived to assist in th development of plan for more extensive radio and telephone communication In Rogue River national forest, e . Takes Prisoner North Leo McLaln, deputy United State marshal, return ed by train thl morning from Port land, having taken two men from Klamath Palls north for trial. They were Joe Rover, charge! with ell. Ing liquor to an Indian, and John Atchley, charged with theft of gov ernment property.,. Both were Indict ed by the last grand Jury and will appear for trial at Portland Satur day. SIX DEPARTMENTS OBTAIN SHELTER SALEM, Ore., April 30, AP) Re storing a semblance of order out of the confusion caused by the burning of the state capltol building last night, state departmental beads to day announced temporary locations for six of the main departments of state government as follows: Governor's Office With the public utilities department In the state of fice building. Treasurer's Office Ladd fc Bush bank. State Police At Salem city police headquarters. Liquor Commission Oregon build ing In downtown Salem. Labor Commissioner With stats Industrial accident department in the state office building. State Land Board In the basement of Senator Charles Spauldlng's home across the street ' from the burned capltol building. Locations for other departments have not yet been determined. 6 NEW FEDERAL JAILS JUSTICE DEPT. PLEA WASHINGTON. April 20. (Jp) Attorney - Oeneral Cummtngs k today said the justice department had asked nearly $4 ,000 ,000 of public works funds for erection of six new federal Jails. These are planned In Kentucky, Minnesota, Arkansas, Montana, Texas and California. The cost Is estimated at from $100,000 to $425,000 each. Increased prices of livestock hare caused many Kentucky farmers to turn their attention to raising mules and horses. P. L. CLARK, U. D. to Honey Kmshed Wheat Bread r.hirh relieves constipation the cor- rVm i- V7 WILCOX QUITTING PATHOLOGIST POST FIRST OF MONTH (Continue from P&r Ons) a aueceesor vat a mattr that rested with the extension service. The coun ty judge Intimated that It might be several week before a successor was selected. " Mr. Wilcox said: "I feel by resign ing I will better my position and en large the scope of my work. At the same time X will be able to reside In the Rogue River valley." "Naturally the S. O. S. company is delighted to secure the services of Mr. Wilcox, Leonard Carpenter, one of the directors of the concern, said today. "We are In the unique posi tion of being the only co-operative shippers and packers here, and we are constantly on the lookout for any method of helping the valley grow ers. In this move we are giving Mr. Wilcox a free hand to tackle the cull pile. We don't want second grade and cull pears, and our whole organi zation 1 set to eliminate them where they should be eliminated, and that is before they are grown." I. M. Tuttle, manager of the 6. O- B.i said: Mr. Wilcox will be valuable as technician In ehsrge of the produc tion of fruit. This phase Includes cover crops, moisture, spraying, prun ing, thtnnlng, soil moisture work and, in fact, every phase of orchard activ ity. The fruit growers of the valley are In for a battle with every other district In the world that produces fruit of any variety, and only those who produce and sell the best variety will survive. 'Mr. Wilcox wants all the local growers to know that he Is still Inter ested In their problems and will be glad to sea and consult with them In his new off toe," 4 HELP REBUILDING STEIWERJS TOLD (Continued from Page One) In a telegram to Governor Martin. the senator said: - "PWA most willing to help and are advising C. C. Hockley to cooperate with you In aiding the state on this project. I am contacting the White House to ask the president that with out watting for announcement of personnal or regulation he assure the state money will be furnished for a new capltol, I believe PWA money will be available for a loan and grant to Oregon for construction and equipment of a new building," The senator said that he believed regulations for handling loans of this type from the new works relief pro gram will be out within a few days. "It Is anticipated that the per cent of grants may be Increased and that the Interest rates, presently main tained at four per cent, may be re duced." Senator Stelwer said. Stelwer said that the language of the new public works act would per mit a federal grant for the entire project and would not require that It be self-liquidating. "On account of the debt limitation of the Oregon constitution, I suggest that you apply for a grant for the entire amount necessary Immediate ly," the senator telegraphed Oregon. COURIER PUBLISHER STARTING LONG TOUR A. E. Voorhles, publisher of the Grants Pass Courier, has started an extensive tour of the United States. On this trip the veteran southern Oregon newspaper man wilt cover 13. 000 tntlea during the next three months. the necessary roughage. Wt were positive that an appetis ing palatable bread could be baked that would contain Ingredient that would cure constipation. We found It In the Honey Krushed Wheat Bread formula. Here are two Impor tant factors that do the work whole crushed wheat kernels and pure honey. They are rich In appetite producing vitamins. Where the diges tion has been Impaired by unnatural stoppage, they penetrate every crevice of the colon, hunting down the bac teria of decay that causes headaches, sluggish feeling and the Inability to work. Make This Ten-Pay Tent. Try Honey Krushed Wheat Bread for Just ten days. Wote how much better you feel, how easy It la to di gest. Tou'i! be quick to recognize the Important benefits. You'll be de lighted with the apnetlRlng flavor. Be sure to get the Original Honey Krushed Wheat Bread, sliced and cel lophane wrapped. It has a liberal ex tra coating of crushed wheat upvti j the outer crust. Honey Krushed Is made by Fluhrer In the finest bakery of Its size In the West. Adv. iCopy- right 1(34. AU right. rved.) "Great Hotel Murder" at Rialto Helen Hayes and Robert Montgom ery are co-starred in "Vanessa: Her Love Story." the romantic drama which Is to be the attraction at the Craterlan theater starting Sunday , The supporting cast of 80 film fav orites is headed by Lewis fltone, Otto Kruger, May Robson, Violet Kemble Cooper, Henry Stephenson. Donald Crisp, Jessie Ralph, Agnes Anderson and others of note. "Vanessa: Her Love Story." Is from the fourth and lust of Walpole's four volume saga of the spectacular Her ries family of the mountainous Cum berland region of England. Laid in London and the Cumber land district In the period of the ro mantic '80s. the story deals with a deathless romance between Miss Hayes, as Vanessa, and Montgomery, as Benzie, the "wild one" of the fam ily. Kruger appears as Ellis Herries, ALIENATION CASE APPROACHES JURY PORTLAND. April 36. (AP) The action in which M. A. Holllngworth of Portland seeks damages of $20,000 from George Klncald of Klamath Falls for alleged alienation of the affections of his ex-wife, Helen, now the wife of Kincatd, was to go to the Jury late . today in Circuit Judge Tucker's court. Closing arguments of attorneys were started yesterday afternoon and were resumed this morning. They were to be completed about mid afternoon, after which Judge Tucker was to Instruct the Jury on the law before It retired. Defense attorneys argued that Hol Ungworth's wife lost her affections for him before she met Klncald They declared that Holllngworth was now trying to recover damages from Klncald for "stealing affections which did not exist." 20 WYT.MC KIDMI3 Ends Tonite I EDI "Kl EDDIE KANT0R in KM from Spain" SATURDAY ONLY I 5 mm nan Phu wmmmmu CARTOON NOVELTY CiifdcScattUrS: rontlnu.... Shows, 1-11 Jj J W l 1 I I" ' ,Jftlrx: pv .KiLLEit.C ifgj '"i" "71 1 lijijli' f" y". ' All the power and glory o( s k0W. JIMllIn xS'i BThbeaUtyirril therSrecV ' I IWlx Kj&Mfili 0 r Offil f f ' t l9M- devU-may-care, beloved Wmm T irforo M ' Wmm 1 S rl o,7 mm JJ mmms m Vannesa's demented husband, and Miss Robson as the immortal Judith Paris, one of the outstanding figures of cpntemporary literature. The current Craterlan theater pro gram, consisting of the Walt Disney "Cartoonland Revue," an hour of six of the most popular Silly Symphonies and Mickey Mouse cartoons, and the feature picture, "Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round." clo'sea it run tomorrow night. For the Saturday night prevue, shown Immediately after the last reg ular show, the Craterlan tomorrow will have Charles Bickford and Helen Vinson in "The Notorious Oentle man," a murder-mystery that reveals an almost "perfect crime." Sidney Blackmer, Onslow Stevens and Dudley Dlggea head the supporting cast. There Is no extra charge for the pre vue. tlmfci 1 V i K.."BT 1 star of Btnec. C3T0DAY and SATURDAY 11 l- -T'SSZTl ' rUSt MURDER 'ssnnl' 3Mv XsaKWiu 1C - 'piS:Sf PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT! : 1 , i -( . ;f rvWid!eir 1 AHD HI EC RED .mmmmmmmmmm mum I 1i III m iTHil illiB ii sa& i u i ia i fjrf.rix The .,rele,t, .aurlesf, sassiest 1 iV J U'. mil comedy hit of I hem all ... he lffj&'?" '" Y!i sure to see ii inim tne iirginiiing: Tmm1 "" W ' ! s W 11 IV 1 X I V , wMms TOW Back to Bacchus ... Datc with Diana V J I 1 -u . . . Mirth with Minerva . . . Vintages f :, -J ' i with Venus . . . Hilarity with Herculci XJsv'f " , ... Merriment with Mercury yon ii iu Wednesday! InPersoii! On the Stage! J nm.rMm j--J THE CROCKETT FAMILY from KNX MM . . i . ii. in m . ' ss.MMSwwiw ntWfmmaimunmmmmuummmumttmuPimam m imiau wl Starts Sunday HP Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaglen. one of the screen's most popular teams, are at the Rialto theater for today and Saturday in their new comedy-drama, "The Great Hotel Mur der." Lowe Is shown as the crime-story author who ridicules McLaglen's be liefs in the proper solution of crime mysteries. McLaglen, on the other hand, is a "house dick" who believe Lowe's only success is due to his knowing what the crime is all about before starting a story. When a mur der la committed, the two seek their own methods of solution, only to have the whole situation wind up In a riot of laughs. A00NY SORENESS DISTRESS PILES! Only the Victim of piles really knows the agony, soreness and even mental distress that this affliction can glvo. AH this can be quickly changed to ease In movement, com fort and relief from pain. Get a box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES today. Costs only 60 cents from Jnrmln Drug Store, with assurance that your mon ey will be cheerfully refunded If these Suppositories do not give you com plete relief and satisfaction. MOAVA Suppositories 'TAMING THE JUNGLE' AT ROXY SATURDAY Taat wild animal can be tamed at all Is a wonder. That they can be i tamed and trained for exhibition pur- poses Is the big kick to the animal i picture. 'Taming the Jungle." which I plays Saturday only at the Roxy thea I ter. The story shows a lion captured In the Jungle, brought to the coo and taught the tricks cf the circus arena. There Is no killing or the usual Jun gle combats. The thrills are confined to the arena, where the trainers are shown always on guard against the liwUnets of the wild nature of the beasts which can be subdued, but never conquered. The only humans In the picture are the four trainers, Chubby Gull foyle, Melvln Koontse, Olga Celeste and Dean Foix. At Sacred Heart Mrs. Barbara Jen nings Is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital, having undergone a minor operation there this morning. MOVED Palmer Real Estate Agency has moved olfloe from Jackson Co. Bank to Medford Center Bldg,, downstairs. II tt KU II 7:00-0:00 II IV Hurry! Makes Buslueis Trip The Orant Pass Courier states that George Hen seiman of Medford was transacting business In Grants Pass Thursday. M. N. Hog an was aUo In Grant Pasa this week on business. STOLEN HARMONY FEATURED BY BUD DYNGE AND HIS Augmented Orch. AT ORIENTAL GARDENS SAT. NITE ALSO Rube's Old Timers ll MaU . . . 2.1c Evei . . . 35c Kiddles . 10c This Grand Program Ends Tomorrow! Walt Disney's "Cartoonland Revue" With 8 or the mmit popular Hilly Hymphuny and Mlcliey Mouse car toons ever mndel