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MEDFOKD MAIL TRTBTJSTE. TSrETTFORI), (VREOON". PHDAV, MAY 10. lf)f?K PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal Runyard Makes Trip Don Hun yard, rural service specialist for the California Oregtsn Power company returned tha last of the week from several days business visit in Doug las county. Business Visitor Keva Hutchinson, division accountant of the Califor nia Oregon Power company at Klam ath Falls was a business visitor at the Copco home office in this city yesterday. Bring Cars Here Walter W. Abbey. J. I. Daly and Weldon McBee of Wal ter W. Abbey. Inc.. returned from Portland Friday with a carload of new Graham and Nash automobiles for local distribution. Will Ski to Lake Equipped with akiis the following party were to leave here arly today for the Diamond lake regions: Mr. and Mrs. Arnel Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Thompson and Misa Isobel Stewart. Visiting In South Miss Ruth Mc Danlel left Friday for her home in Santa Monica. Cal.. after visiting with her mother. Mrs. Marie Mo Danlel. at her home near Phoenix. Mrs. McDaniel went to California with her .daughter and will remain there two weeks. Drunk Sentenced Two men were given sentences on drunkennewi charge In police court Saturday morning. Lewis E. Thompson. Med ford, was fined $10 and Dan Rich mond, transient, was given a ten diy suspended sentence with the provis ion that he leave town immediately. Wins Scholarship Mrs. J. W. Jor gensen of Montague. Calif., formerly Gertrude Hendenon of Medford. has been presented a partial scholarship In arts from the Chicago Are insti tution, and will begin her course Of study In June. Parents of Mrs. Jorgensen are Mr. and Mrs. Harold EHlott of Medford. Bridge Match Slated A return match between the bridge fans of the local Rotary and Klwnnls clubs 1 scheduled for next Monday ntsrht. May 27. Each club has one vtctorv to its credit and the next session promises to be hotly contested. Play ers on both teams are urged to re serve the date and to go into strict training during the coming wee. Vets to Meet Monday evening. May 30, at 8 o'clock, the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their regular meeting at the Eagles hall on West Main street. All members are urged to attend as many important mat ters will come up for discussion and action. Commander Etha W. Wall again urges all veterans to be pres ent. The Ladles Auxiliary will also hold their meeting on Monday eve ning, and every member is urged to be present. Forester Visits Gordon Marsh, for ester stationed at the Umpqua Na tional forest, was a business visitor In Medford Saturday. a Nadlcs Visit I'pper Re-frue Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Nad!? of Portland are spending the week-end in a sight seeing motor trip on the Upper Rogue. Benefit for Eagle Point Scouts The Boy Scouts of Eagle Point, troop number 18, will sponsor a turkey din ner to be given In the Eagle Point Grange hall on Wednesday, May M. for the purpose of sending one of their number to the National Jam boree 1 n Was h 1 ru: t on , accord 1 ng to Wm. Miller, scoutmaster. The dinner will start at 6:30 p. m. 40 Et 8 to Dance Another enjoy able "40 et 8' dinner dance will be staged at Bonney a Grill on Tuesday evening. May 21 and a large num ber of southern Oregon "Voyageurs" and their ladles are expected to at tend. The annual election and a short business session will be held at 8 p m.. the balance of the evening being given over to dancing, between courses of one of Bonney's famous chicken dinners. Each "40 et 8' mem ber Is privileged to bring an Ameri can Legion guest, according to an announcement by Chef de Gare Lee Oarlock. Reservations should be phoned to 312 at once. Navy Planes stop, Here Eight navy plajies landed at the municipal air port here Friday to refuel and to lunch. They were under the flight command of Lieut. Adams, and were on their way to Oakland from Sand Point naval base in Seattle. The larg est plane In the group was the Mar tin T-4-M-1 torpedo ship flown hy Lieut. Cram. Six of the ships were Curt's "Hell-divers." and one was a Vaught Corsair, piloted by Lieut. Majigum. The pilots of the six "Hell dlvers" were Lieutenants Adams. Bsrd. Ferguson. Ralston. Nelson and Hurst. The squadron will again make Its appearance here when It arrives Monday on It way back to Sand Point. Drive South Ansel Knox and Leon ard Bingham drove to Auburn. Cal. last Wednesday evening for Miss Viv ian Hulbert so she could be here for graduation May 31. Vivian has been visiting In Auburn for the last five weeks, and she says Medford looks more prosperous to her and she's glad to be home. The boys report an excellent trip both ways, except for rain In the Shasta valley. Miss The! ma Hulbert left Wednesday evening with Ansel Knox and Leonard Bing ham for an extended visit with rel atives in Auburn and Sacramento, Cal. Thursday morning, after arriv ing there. She and Vivian visited the Placer Union high school. Many of Vivian's old school chums graduat this year also. Medo?d GleeraeH ASSISTED BY JACKSON COUNTY TEACHERS CHORAL SOCIETY IN TWO NUMBERS Spring Cona!1! Senior High School Monday, May 20 I 8:15 p. m. Admission 50c Associate Membership Tickets Are Good a if ii m,r ji j :wwy.!w?w Now at Roxy 4 ' ' With Miriam Hopkins portraying the part of the chorus ptrl who hides from police ad gangsters In college bovs dormltorv. 'She Loes Me Not." taken from the Saturday Even In Post storv of the same name an J starring Blng Crosbv. Is at the Roxy theater for todav and Monday. Kitty Carlisle is also featured. Anglers to Fish 1-ake Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stevenson. Miss Hester Wakefield and Lee Bishop left Saturday afternoon for a week-end fishing trip to Flih lake. The party will occupy the 8ter enson cottage at the lake. Mrs. Ryan Honored Mrs. Fred Ry an was guest of honor at a. party given at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. J. Plttengen. in Grants Pass Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan were the only Medford guests present. The occasion was Mrs. Ryan's birthday. CCC District Aides Detailed To Idaho Two Medford district officers will leave Sunday for Pocatello, Idaho, where they will be on duty at the Pocatello district CCC headquarters. They are First Lieutenant Robert S. Bower, who will be detailed as assist ant adjutant, and First Lieutenant Edward H. LaSalle, who will serve as motor transport officer. Lieutenant Bower has been on duty at the Medford district headquarters as asslsatnt personnel adjutant, while Lieutenant LaSalle was motor trans' port officer here for several months and more recently has been on duty at Camp Bradford. - 1 BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Frohreieh, of 304 N. Holly street, announce the birth of a 7-lb. son on Wednesday, May 15, at their home. He has been named Donald Raymond. Use Mail Tribune want ads. Today and Monday Continuous Today 1:30 to 11 Bing At His Best! THERE WERE NO Mm OHM (See Answer Net Suntfat) i ( lnner to I a- I neek: I)ut r.nie hliieni' of the kv. Spare I not nine.) j In any lunguape ; Medford Laundry Means Safety! ( all ii for Certified anltntlon I and guard lour health! j ft In line with jour nelchhon. wlio have learned that H pay to ue our Hatnp Wart Servire for a wtlnz of time, trouble and money. Call lis and et the truth! I Damp Wash costs 52 for 13 pound bundle and C for each additional pound MEDFORD DOMESTIC PHONE 166 30 N. RIVERSIDE AVE. lib 71 4y Of 'lot. 1 On V FXTRA TRF.ATS BAND BF.P.t, Cab Calloway's Hi-De-Ho "Parade of the Pacific" Newsreel New Film Team at Craterian j : In "Star of Midnight," opening to day at the Craterian theatre, William Powell, starred with Ginger Rogers for the firat time, la shown in an other role such as he made a hit In "The Thin Man." as a suave, smart ly aophlftticated man - about-town with with criminology aa a hobby. Mlfle Rtgera, who haa been coming to the front In leapa and bound., with her amnahlng success In the re cent "Roberta" aa an outstanding example of her fast-frrowliv? popu larity, plays the role of Donna Mar tin, who avers she is goinjj to marry the handsome criminologist, and no two ways about It, When murder Is committed and the police find themjelves surround ed in mystery as to the guilty person It given Powell a chance to brlnj hia hobby Into plav to help solve the mystery. With the aid of Miss Rog ers, who acts as his "Watson" to Pow ell's "Sherlock," the two trace their way through a ma? of evidence, oft times resulting in totally unexpected bits of comedy and la ugh -provoking situations. THEISS STORE AT CENTRAL PT. SOLD L. F. Ferguson, of Oakland. Calif, has purchased the P. B. Thelas store at Central Point from the Board of Trade at Portland and will conduct a bankrupt sale beginning Tuesday. May 31, according to announcement. A staff of clerks la rearranging the entire stock at this well-known store. one of the oldest business firms In Central Point, in preparation for the close out sale. "All goods will be marked so low that even the old timers will be surprised at the bar gains." Mr. Ferguson said Saturdav Dry goods, men's and ladles' fum Ishtnes and shoes will be Included among the sale articles. Mr. Ferguson Is not a stranger In Jackson county, having been located in Ashland for many years In the mercantile business. He retired in 1P23 to make hts home -In the Baj cities until returning to Oregon recently. AflllltH Iff Kldilln-IOi: If J Today and Monday! - - DID JA EVER HEAR THE STORY of the IRISHMAN and the SCOTCHMAN? Here it is on the screen ... 100 times funnier than you ever heard it told! '-ft i , .... t h m Thfl McFadden' are re ceiving! A real knock 'em down and drag 'em out shindig! More fights than a Sinn Fein riot! Come early and pick a soft place to light ... on your funny bone 1 - A WALTER C. KELLY (THE VIRGINIA JUDGE) ANDY CLYDE RICHARD CROMWELL JANE DARWELL BETTY FURNES8 GEORGE BARBIER ADDED ATTRACTIONS Newsreel Adventures 'Irish Sweepstakes' TRFXSt'BE f l;ST NOVM.TV "rill.MS" "SONfl OP VIENNA" NEWS EVKNM "McFadden's Flats" at Rialto Dr. Gove Moves to Medford Building Dr. I. H. Oove, well known den tist who haa practiced in thla city for the past nine years, Is now lo cated in offices at 419 Medford building, having moved last weefc from his former location in the Stewart building on Eat Main street. The new dental offices occupy three rooma which have been re cently re-decorated and are larger and co-ler than Dr. Oove'.i former place. He will be assisted by Miaa Naomi Thompson. Truat a Scotchman to be hanging round if he thinks something is roing to be given away, and here's Andy Clyde trying to get hla share of affection from Betty Furnesn. whose attentions, liowover, seem -o be wholly in Richard Cromwell's fa vor. But don t let it bother you. It s Just one of the hllarloua momenta In "McFadden'a Flsta", playing to day and tomorrow at the Rialto the ater with Walter Kelly. "The Virginia Judne," hearing the caat of laugh-getters. Safeway Store Chief Buys Residence Here A. O. Anderson, nvnnncer of the West Main Snfeway store In this city. has purchased a residence on Summit avenue, accordtnc to annniicmnt by W. J. Warner of the Jackson County Building and Loan association. The Sflfewnv nmrmppr fntr.yt i.t he bought a home in Medford became ne nan great confidence In the de velopment and futnr of thi. m,. and sovithern Oregon. "The Rogue River valley offers many advantages to attract homeseekers. Pine climate and abundance of irrigated land make It Ideal for farming sa well aa dairy and poultry raising," Mr. Anderson pointed out. O. 8. C. "Play Day" COnVALLIS, Ore., May 18. (AP) Several hundred high school pupils Joined students of Oregon State col lege in the lattera" campus week-end celebration today, marking the final "play time" preceding the more aerl oua business of year-end events and commencement. t WINDOW GLASS We aell window glasa and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. 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