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JrRDFOTJD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFC.D. OEEfiOX. SUNDAY. AITiTL 23. 1933. PAGE NINE Local and Vndergoes Operation Phillip Han n&Tox4 of Eagls Point underwent a major operation Saturday morning at the Community hospital. Visitors from Koeliurg Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Boyd and eon. Donald, all or RoseSurg, are Medford visitors this week end. Eeth'r Sanderson III The Jrlendj of Esther Merrltt Sandernon will b sorry to learn that she la 111 at her home, 16 Rom Court. Johnson Return" John W. John aon, Jeweler, returned Saturday morn ing by train from Portland, where he had been attending to-business. Her from Berkeley W. P. Webber of Berkeley. Cat., waa attending to buslneaa here Saturday, having ar rived yesterday morning by train. From washlnston Among brief business vl&itora in Medford yester day waa D. B. Ubbey of Washington. D. O.. who arrived on the Oregonlan yesterday morning. Flnf Fire The fire department was called to the home of Theo May. Copco electrician, last night at 10 o'clock to extinguish a small flue fire. No damage resulted. To Appear at CTiiircli Master Oall Thomson, boy soprano, and his sis-, ter. Laura Thomson, contmlto. will appear at the Presbyterian church 0:1 Holly street Tuesday evening. April 30. It was announced yesterday. Endeavor to Meet The Intermedi ate Endeavor will hold an Interesting meeting this evenlnst at 6:30 at the Christian church. Betty West will lead the discussions and a special number will be given. All young peo ple of Wgh school age are cordially invited to attend. Gales Returns C. E. Outes and Mrs. Eleanor McQulston, bookkeeper ,t dates Auto Co., returned yesterday morning by train from Portland, hav ing been released as witnesses In the v c snnKltv. deposed su perintendent of Crater Lake National park. Graduates from Art School Miss Annie Vinson, daughter of Mrs. El mlra Vinson of 144 North Riverside avenue, has graduated from the Washington School of Art, Washing ton, D. C. according to wuiu celved here by her mother. She has received her diploma, to the Interest of hex friends here. Report Enjoyable Trip Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker ot the M. M. de partment store returned Friday eve ning from Los Angeles, where they spent the past ten days combining business with pleasure. They drove south inland, and returned by way of the coast highway, enjoyed the tine weather, ond found the country tieautlful after the heavy rains. En route they visited many friends and report an enjoyable trip. To Give Magic show A maglo show will be put on by Mr. Whipple next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock In the recreation hall of the Presbyter un church. This show Is sponsored by the Presbyterian Young People's society. A small admission charge will be made at the door, the pro cds to be used to help send young people to summer conference. Mr. Whipple has made quite a name for himself as a magician and will show an entirely different group or tricks that both young and old will enjoy. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Old gold. Sell to govern ment licensed dealer. Brophy't Jewelers. WANTED Heifer calves. Write Ruby Schulz, Beagle, Oregon. WANTED Experienced girl or mld-tlle-.iged woman for light house work. In country. Board and room, 5 a month. Write Ruby Schulz. Beagle. Ore. STRAY One young Jersey cow. Own er may have same by paying fr this ad . feed and identifying same. OaklelgH Ranch. Central Point. . TrooM. Hardwood. 1000. Easy terms. B A 4 bed room modern. Clear. Want amall city home. r WANT country heme, about 10 acres. for clear city mod. 4 room. Largs lot. WANT Listing all kinds properties for .ale and exchange. MEDFORD TRADING CO. 21 S. Riverside. R. C. Brinson. Mgr. FOR, SALE OR TRADE 8i acre clow in. small house, good location. aft50.n0 or tradp tor machinery. Medford Pipe and Machinery Co FOR SALE 600 pound new 2-i" mill balls. Medford Pipe and Ma rMnery Co. FOR SALE '30 Chevrolet coach. 1122 No. Central. PANSIES Plenty of eood ones left iSOc and 2oc doz. Mrs. Dan Howard, spring St. 4-ROOM (urn. apt., sleeping porch, piiui. M.iyts-g, garage. 310 Port land. FOR RENT T'.irpe-room furnished apt. Newly decorated. Hot water Prlvnte bath. etc. 821 W. 10th St. USED CAR BARGAINS cm 1?"4 Stnc!,'"l'r Pnvi sAdan One li 14 ciwrclrt M:itr coupe One 1931 Ford Cabriolet. One 1931 B'i.ek 30 Serif sertan. One Rinrtc SMndard srian. One 1930 Wh'.pnt "4" fvdn. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulrk, Pontuc Sales and service WANTED Smr: furnished duplex, eood district. C.i'il Room 523 Med ford Hotel Sunddv. FOR RENT 7-rorm houx- with Hi acre on Jar 'Knnvip h!sliway. In rj'i:re Krw-x :e S'.it'.on. Ji.-te- sonviKe. Fitch's Shampoo Rf rrTvrHi ir'ln:ff ir.-n-'lr. Try it tor.iscu ?Se Ixrttle Special 59c Personal To Stockton Mrs. Dan Watson left by train Friday night for Stockton. Cal. . Wllroi Has Vbllnr Iyto Wilcox, new pathologist for Southern Oregon Sales. Inc., has his brother, Buell Wilcox of Santa Monica, Cal., aa visitor thla week'end. Back from Portland Wm. Erlck aon of Ensile Point, summer season timekeeper for Crater Lake National park, has returned from the 5ollu:ky trial at Portland. . Ire Brown Vl.lt Lee P. Brown. assistant at the supervisor's offloe of lands at Portland, waa a visitor at Rogue River National forest offices yesterday on land examination work. Altar- Society to Meet St. Ann's Altar Society will meet In the parish hall at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday after noon. It was announced. After the buslnesa meeting, a social will be held. m Lundeen Visits A. M. Lundeen. real estate operator at Los Angeles, la spending a few days In the valley and while here Is talking real estate busi ness with Carl T. Tengwald, local operator. Plan Citizenship School The first meeting of the school of citizenship conducted by Daughters of American Revolution will be held May S. All who are interested may secure Infor mation by telephoning Mra. D Alblnl at qi8. Rlene to Bend Eugene "Gene" Riebe, a graduate of Medford high school in 1031, and well known here where he haa many frlenda. Is leav ing today for Bend, where he haa ac cepted a .splendid poaltlon in the me chanical department of an auto shop. ... To Lava Beds Making an inspec tion trip to Lava Beds National monument. Clayton East. ECW clerk, and G. F. Whltworth. Crater Lake Na tional park engineer, left Saturday for Lava Beds National monument, Cal. Receives Hospital Care Mlas Eth el Wilkinson Is receiving hospital care at Portland, where she has been a witness at the Sollnsky trial, accord ing to word received by the Crater Lake National park offices. Miss Wil kinson Is senior stenographer. Dr. Llhliey Visits Dr. D. S. Llbbey. former naturalist for Crater Lake Na tional park and now park superin tendent ror ECW headquarters of fice at Washington. D. C, stopped In Medford yesterday enroute to Yo semlte National park. He had been attending the trial of E. C. Sollnsky at Portland. Three Miles of Snow Plowed Dur ing the past week I S of a mile of the Crater lake highway has been cleared of snow in the park, according to of ficials here, making the total dis tance from which the snow has been removed three miles, extending from park headquartera to Goodbye bridge Hard, icy snow has made plowing dif ficult, but the work Is expected to proceed rapidly. 7- BACHELOKOEKL EDWARD EVERETT . - . -HORTON EDWARD ARNOLD UNA M ERKEL Aim:i Clark and McCullou?h In -LOVE and HI"I ' VnTH Ncree TODAY T JJ and Mnndav ; V-;"&tijJ ,1 iial n 1 1 ( ' - M bachelor plrl leads w if merrv life . . . and j , when ?he decided to 1 tell the world all nhoiit It, her many admirers almost had heart failure! 1 PARK Visits Park Offices I. H. Porter. ECW foreman at Camp Oregon Caves, waa a visitor at the Crater Lake Na tional park offices Saturday. Thompsons Return Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Thompson of 113 Tripp street returned late Thursday from a trip to Portland where they had spent a week visiting. They stopped In Cor valUs, on the return to visit their sou, John Alden. a-ho will graduate in June from Oregon State college school of pharmacy. i 1 E Early In June Lawrence's Jewelry store will be moved to the Jackson county bank building where extensive remodeling Is now In progress. For the past 25 years Lawrence's store haa been located at the corner of Nortn Fir and West Main streets. During that time Lawrence's have al ways carried high quality merchan dise and specialized In sterling silver and perfect blue white diamonds. The new store in the main buslnesa section will afford more space and attractive display windows. The for mer bank vaults will be utilized by Lawrence's. Preparatory to moving. Lawrence's will conduct a special sale beginning this week, rather than remove their present large stock of Jewelry and silverware to the East Main location. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence will offer their customers an opportunity to buy what they want at greatly re duced prices. SET FDR TUESDAY The publio ta Invited to attend the fourth annual battalion review and presentation of sen-lee and marks manship medala. which is to take place at the Medford Armory Tues day evening. May 13, nt 8 o'clock. National guard units of AshlanJ, O rants Pass and Medford will be re viewed. Music by the Elks band will be an added feature, according to William H. Ellenburg. general chairman. Ma Jor General George A. White, com mander of 41st division, will be pres ent. accompanied by members of hla staff. Shows Today 1:45-3:15 7:00-9:00 Today and Monday! . THE NUTTIEST NIGHTMARE EVER CONCEIVED! People become stitues and statues come to liie . . . until anything is liable to happen and it does! Here's the screwiest, sassiest, fun niest comedy riot ever filmed! --si -r V C" r fl , J 5 at It r" i t . . fiujzr. vauer tm-'v. Passes On Billions El ii fry sAfr5ji Frank C. Walker (above). New York attorney and long-tlma friend or President Roosevelt, waa appoint ed by the Chief Executive to paa. on all plana for -creating lobs out j Of the $4,000,000,000 work relief 1 fund. (Aesociated Preaa Photo) 1 IN TRUCK. CLAIM Gary George Rapp, truck driver for the Consolidated Freight line, ta In the county Jail today charged with driving while intoxicated, according to a state police report. The report atates that Rapp, driving a heavy truck from thla city to Roseburg. hit a concrete bridge Jtist north of Bon ney's Grill, about 10 o'clock last night, turning the huge truck on Its side, breaking away part of the bridge. The truck Ud for 150 yards on Its sldo before coming to a atop In the middle of the highway. The truck was carrying, anions other thing, several barrels of oil. the content of which soaked Rapp thoroughly. A wrecker from Grant Pass waa summoned, and righted the machine, taking It Into Gold Hill for minor repairs. It was not seriously damaged, and will be sent on to Roseburg today. Police say that Rapp had been drinking heavily. MOVED Palmer Real Estate Agency hs moved olflce from Jackson Co. Bank to Medford Center Bldg., downstair. Use Mall Tribune want ads. ,1 i.'Sx" A mjl ALAN MOWBRAY FLORINS MeUNNEY ft . ALAN MOWBRAY FLO RIME McUNNEY PEGOY SHANNON RICHARD CARLE WF-SLEY RARRY . HENRY ARMETTA FERDINAND OOTTSCHALK WM. BOYD A LOWELL SHERMAN PRODUCTION AIinF.D ATTRAf.TIONH Cameramen Adventur "Man't AL0 r.lRTOOV NOVELTY SHIPPING BETTER: TRADE, INDUSTRY I SAN rRANCISCO, April 37-AP) Shipping along the Pacific coast was active with Import-export busl ness substantially ahead of last year. Trans-Pacific passenger traffic is at top levels. General trade and industry continued steady at about 5 to 10 per cent over lut year. Re lief activities tapered off seasonally. (By the Aoctateit Press) The nation's business. Influenced last week by both spring and sum mer trade cycles, displayed an under tone of strength. Although some section, notably the east, reported retarding Influ ences which hampered the growth of a distinct trend in either direction, a number of analyses agreed that general business and Industry moved forward. Flying the flag of "prosperity peaks," the automobile Industry pro duced 110,700 units last week, the highest week production since Au gust of 1020. -.1 The trend of motor output has been upward for many months, and Crum's said production estimates for May give Indication of little or no decline from April. Dealers' statements to manufac turers show a comparable condition In the retail field with the used car market declining as an adverse In fluence on new car sales. F Unusual proof that horses ranged the hills of Jacksonville hundreds of years ago is offered In the form of a horse's hoof, petrified, found re cently In the history city by Barney Cody, second cousin of Buffalo Bill Cody. Mr. Cody, who haa lived In Oregon for 70 years, and In Jackson Ore and Bullion Purchased LkMMd br Stii. Calilonh BiUHttlmt 190T WILD B ERG BROS. SMELTING tc. RliFININGCO. OlBre: 74Z M.tkn St..S.n FnndM ADULTS 25c rhlldrrn-ioc See It From the Beginning 111 M.n 18 SfjeMi" MVMMrM. f&. '.feat. - 'W-- g Sea;t:flSS.' J V w ANOTHER ClCUiSER TO JOIN FLEET HUH in I it i it iii i ii i ill ii I I 111 I I I I I I Ii I 5 .. ' 1 1 I I I R I ,1111 I I WWW 11 -.1 1 III i r r i i ai i F.: B- . . Uncle Sam's new heavy cruiser, the U. 8. S. Minneapolis, la shown above as she took her leave of the Philadelphia navy yard to take up her maiden assignment at San Pedro, Calif. She will loin In fleet ma. neuvers In the Pacific this summer, (Associated Press Photo) county for U years, found the un usual specimen In his yard. The petrified hoof, clearly show ing In stone the hoof shell, the frog of the foot, and foot bones was shown to Dr. Gltzen, Medford vot- rtnarlan, and pronounced that of a horse, undoubtedly. Local amateur slllliliniiniaTillarIWJ.Jm'tJ v a Starts I ti TODAY XS' . VV. "-,( HAVE : ADDED; Musical Revue "Grandfather's Clock" fete Smith Explaining "RUGBY" News Events Wednesday! The Famous Crockett Family Shows Today 1:45-3:15 7:00-9:00 rmrii nn historians, declaiming the possibil ity of a petrified horse's hoof In this locality, upon reflection admit that there In a possibility that the horse ! may have been one of the stock planted by runaways from those brought Into this country by early j Spanish explorers. mmmmwumnmt'' V-Tff lAr.' :-j':.. TV s : u From the novel by VrBvBlEI a HUGHWALP0LE HR ii mi n ii ti an ii n itwiwi sini'n i i n 1 1 1 "w 1 1 siiih For the first time In Medford. ex cursion airplane fliphta over the city will be made at night next Tuesday, April 30, in an all-metal Ford trU motor ship operated by the Western Airplane Distributors of Kansas City, Mo. The plane will arrive here Tuesday on a tour which Is being made ta criM'c tneral interest In flying an4 espoclally In nK'ht Hying, according to advance managers. Excursions over the valley will start it 3 p. m. Tuea day and continue during the after noon, speclall7ln? In the nivrht ex cursions after sumet until 10 P.M. The big ship la a 14-paesenger. 50, 000 airliner. Just off the airline be tween Detroit and Cleveland. Fllfthta of 15 miles will be made (or 1 per person. Bush Voigta Is pilot, and A. H Walker, flight manager. Northern Life Insurance Co. ' Home Office, Seattle, Wash. Com pie te Coverage Contracts 1,1 Accident Health Office 107-108 Liberty Bldff. Phone 81. Hugh Walpole's most fam ous novel . . . now the screen 's biggest screen thrill! ... Red-blooded . . . Reckless . . . Tender ... It will remain an enduring romantic memory! LOV6 JTORY A matchless romantio team bring' to vivid life the romance of the ages , . brilliantly supported by.. MAY liOBSOIl OTTO KRUGER LEWIS STONE From KNX in Person! Mats ... 25c Eves . . . 35o Kiddies . . lOo I m ill aiMl . fulfil 77
