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MEDFORD MATT; TRIBUNE, rEDFORD, OREGON". FRTDAT. JUNE 7. 193"). TAGE THIRTEEN" Local and Leaves for Portland W. J. White left for Portland last night, malting the trip by train. Pelrce to 1'ortlaml Max Pelrce left last night by train enroute to Port land, on business. To San FraiicUrfv Leaving last night by train for San Francis wa Barney Smith, according to word from the S. P. agent's office. Hansen Arrive H. A. Hansen of Portland arrived this morning by train to pend a few days in the city attending to business matters. " Martin WUk Arrhes Martin Wide of Portland arrived this morning on the Oregonlan to visit for a few days with his mother. Mrs. Edna Pursel. Cutler at Lake Earlwln Cutler of Rogue River national forest staff has been transferred to Lake o' the Woods for temporary forest work there. Forest Inspector VMts Jack Cnnip bell of Portland, regional forester, visited the offices of R&me River national forest yesterday on official business. Ptsclinrserl from CCC Discharged from the Medford CCC riistilct. Ken neth W. Rohrer and Matin Srhmic'.t. Jr.. left last night by train. Rohrer enroute to Los Angeles and Schmidt bound lor Chicago. Visits Vnion rrerk Norman J. Penlck, administrative assistant for Hogue River national forest, sprnt yesterday at Union Creek, attending to work In the recreational phase of national forest service work. CREAM oKENTUCKY straight whiskey is the over whelming favorite. Yes sir, in Kentucky where they know real fine whiskey . . . and make it! $5? Code No. "Crwia af Eutoekr" Kg. U. S. Fat. Off. CREAM OF KENTUCKY IS A 100 DANCE DREAMLAND Saturdays and Wednesdays WITH . GEO. DAYTO AND HIS MUSIC Dreamland opening Summer Season under manage ment mai pruimsus me 2 O'CLOCK DANCE ORIENTAL SAT. NITE 2 orchestras, 2 halls, 1 adm. CLIFF GODDARD'S RETURN by POPULAR REQUEST Popularly Known as the ORIGINAL WESTERN BARN DANCE ORCHESTRA Old and Blodern Dance Players. Radio Entertainers of RADIOLAND and KTFT, Twin Falls, Idaho Featuring VELMA or BUTTERMILK BESS POPULAR VOCALIST and UNCLE JOSH, Comedian EVERY ONE AN ENTERTAINER wi II appeal? at PINE CONE INN FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FRIED CHICKEN STEAKS SANDWICHES. DRINKS CLEAN FUN ADMISSION FREE Personal Plans to Move H. L. Winter of Medford plans to move to 519 Moun tain avenue in Ashland next week end. Ashland Tidings. At Sacred Heart ieorge Knudson entered the Sacred Heart hospital to day for an emergency appendicitis operation. At Lake o' the Wood. Karl Ja nouch. supervisor of Rc-jue River na tional forest. Is spending the day at Lake o' the Woods on a general In spection tour. Oras Fire Reported The Medford fire department was called at 9:20 o'clock this morning to extinguish a small grass fire at 801 North Central avenue. Small Fire Controlled The forest service reported a small forest fire to day in the Elk creek section near Mc Donald ranch, evidently caused from old slashing burnings. A CCC crew had the fire under control soon after it waa reported. Called to Idaho Mrs. C. W. Ash pole left last night by train for Rlgby, Ida., having been called there by the death of her sister-in-law. She was accompanied by her two children, who will remain in Rlgby with Mrs. Ahpole for a visit with relatives. a Attends Graduation Dr. Prank Ro?erta returned yesterday from Portland, where he went the first of the week to attend commencement exercises of the North Pacific college of Oregon, at which time his son Harold received the Doctor of Dental Medicine and Bachelor of Science de crees. MILES AHEAD in Kciiinelnj! In Kentucky SCHENLEY'S NOW AVAILABLE IN OREGON PINT 175C 1.85 QUART Code No. 17SA Ooprrlcbt. Mi, ScfaUr Diatribe Con. la. PROOF STRAIGHT WHISKEY uesi entertainment avauaoie A Cool Place on a Hot Nite GARDEN ALWAYS A CROWD ACKETEERS Business Visitor Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Roblson of Ashland were business visitors la thl city Thursday. Food Sale .Saturday Rebekah lodge will have a cooked food sale Saturday, June 8, at the ormer Campbell clothing store building on Main street. Members are itsked to bring the food early. Called to Vreka Mrs, J. W. Pruett of Crater Lake highway, accompanied by her son Glenn and daughter. Mrs. J. E. Lester, will leave for Yreka to day, called there by the death of R. H. Pruett. who passed away early Tuesday forenoon. VMtlng at Ashland Miss Luclle Abbott, teacher In the Medford schools, arrived tn Ashland Wednes day night for a several days visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Yeo on Allison street, according to the Ashland Tidings. Orr Seriously III Word has been received here of the serious Illness of Albert E. "Bert" Orr In Portland, where he has been since Thursday of last week on business. He took sick while in the northern city, and was operated on Monday. Although he is reported as recovering satisfactorily, his condition is said to be serious. Mrs. Oavln and Son Visit Mrs. E. O. Gavin and son Pat of Portland are visiting friends and relatives in Jack sonville and Medford today. Mrs. Gavin, formerly Minnie Thompson of Jacksonville, is a cousin of Mrs. A. E. On- of this cltv and a niece of Mrs. Nettle Thompson. Mr. Gavin is I attending the Disabled American W.ir Veterans' meeting In Grants Pass. BOMB-PROOF CELLAR IN FEAR OF POSSIBLE WAR PARIS (UP) Thirty feet under the ground in the Avenue Foch, most fashionable residential street in Parts, a model concrete shelter against aerial bomb and gas attacks has been constructed. Consisting of several rooms and equipped with a variety of conveni ences. Including apparatus for detect ing gas outside, the shelter Is con sidered 100 per cent safe and will serve as a model for others the City of Paris will construct soon. This shelter Is built under a man- This shelter Is built under a man- j Wenatcht-e, Wash., World, quoted 'ston. 30 feet below the ground. Its i Secretary Ickes today as saying "there i roof Is a block of concrete six feet j will be no high dam or Irrigation on i thick and capable of resisting the j the Grand Coulee project If the gov ! shock of a one-ton bomb. Over the ' ernment is going to be held up by I roof is 10 feet of earth, then a one- 'speculative prices for the surrounding , loot concrete stao reiniorcea witiijiana steel bars, and finally another layer i of earth. Two stairways lead Into the shelter. ' and at their foot are steel and con crete doors weighing a ton each, de signed to protect the interior from the shock of any bomb exploding on the stairs. There are special rooms in the shelter for giving first aid to injured persons, machine rooms for light and ventilation apparatus, and storerooms for food, water and other supplies. Although it is connected with the city's regular electrloal service, the shelter is equipped with generators 'and batteries to fu Allah light If the city current falls, and there are like wise machines for furnishing gas and oxygen. One of the most Important ma chines in the structure Is the venti lator, which Is equipped with a gas ; detector. This machine, which Is con nected with the surface by a heavy. ; 30-foot pipe, can not only detect ; whether there Is gas in the atmos phere, but also can tell what kind of gas It is. LIFE ST. PAUL. June 7. ( AP) Voiney Davis, who pleaded guilty Monday to conspiracy in the 200.000 Edward G. Bremer kidnaping after hta cap ture In Chicago, was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Leaven worth penitentiary in federal court here late today. John J. (Boss) McLaughlin, former political chieftain in Chicago, was sentenced to five years In Leaven worth prison as a conspirator m the kidnaping. The 68-year-old defendant was ac cused of engineering the ''peddling" of 57,000 of the ransom money. Cooler In Grant iMh. GRANTS PASS, June l.,,T) Tem peratures started dropping earlier here thU afternoon after reaching a maximum of 94. At 2:30 the tern pernture was 81. The mercury rose to 97 Wednesday and Thursday. LUi 10 BE PROTECTED 10 OLYMPIA, June 7. (AP) The full power and influence of his office in protecting lumber and logging camp workers anxious to exercise their right to return to work under agree ments with their employers was guaranteed today by Governor Clar ence D. Martin. Aroused by a formal complaint from employes of the Malone plant of the Mumby Lumber and Shingle company. Governor Martin ordered the state patrol to co-operate fully with local authorities in arresting communists, professional agitators or others who threaten, coerce or in timidate workers who Joined the general lumber strike, but who have adjusted differences with employers and now are ready to go back to their Jobs. The governor explained that when the strike started his policy was to the effect that no "lasting benefits would accrue from forced or arbi trary agreements between employes ann employer. He believed It would be more beneficial in the long run U employes and employers would get together and make friendly agree ments. "It was felt," he said, "such agree ments would result In better under standing Hnd co-operation and a more permanent industrial stability. The state department of labor and industries, headed by E. Pat Kelly, was directed to serve as mediator in any effort to reach friendly agree ments, the governor said. The de partment succeeded In "getting to gether the employers and employes of several mills." E WASHINGTON. June 7. fAP) RufllS Wood. mihllKhr txt tu Woods and James A. Ford, of the Spokane chamber of commerce, con ferred with Icke3 today on an order, reported to have been signed yester day by the secretary and Dr. Etwood Mead, commissioner of reclamation, changing the base of the dam so a" to provide for a high Instead of a low structure. The publisher quoted Ickes as say ing he had been Informed that some persons in Washington. D. c.. were purchasing land In the vicinity ' of the dam for 920 an acre, expecting to make an enormous profit. "The government will stand for no such speculative figures." Woods quoted the secretary as saying. Special Communication of Medford Lod.?e No. 103. A. P. & A. M.. Friday. June 7. at 7:30 p. m. Work in M. M. degree. Visitors invited. 'G FRED PURDIN. W. M. GEO. ALDEN, Secy. UtYTlME; CI.AIIIKTTE COI.BKKT In Crrll n. Dr.Mlllr'a "CLEOPATRA- SATURDAY ONLY! Continuous hhows 1 to 11 He Dared Death in the Outlaw's Den! F 1 1 H 1 1 n tor Jiiotlt . . . Bat ZK9.. Novelty - Hand Reel - Srrnlr 4 lm hub n m M " -TW. iJs f u"h Vfrna ,",, M N , MOV ; A Cabbage Patcl . r George O'Brien 4 Departing from the standard meth od of making outdoor adventure fci the films, George O'Brien's new pic ture. "The Cowboy Millionaire" finds the favoite western stnr not only in , tlie colorful country of Artrona but I follows hi n across the stales to Lon- ; RYNNiNG ELECTED SHRINE CLUB HEAD Paul B. Rynnlng was chosen to head the Medford Shrine club for the, 1035-10:16 season as a result oi an election held today by that or ganization at the Hotel Medford. The new president, who is bIbo second lieutenant of the Milan Temple Shrine patio, will enter office at the first fall meeting of the club on September 6. Dr. B. L. Lajeson will serve as Ylce-presldent of the club next sea son while R. R. Ebel will fill the office of secretary. Today's meeting was tho last of the season and marked the retirement of Elbert Lenox who has successfully served as president during tho past 12 months. As a feature of the entertainment or todays luncheon meeting. H. U. Kem. assistant sales manager for the California Oregon power company presented Interesting moving pictures. DANCE At Bonney's Grill, Saturday niht. and i V'. r , jy A tri7'sr- tip ifTT I mum Wm J with EVALYN EDGAR Aml.l) ATTRAri IONS EDGAR KENNEDY in "Brio A Brae" So city 0 Nwrcrl S U f i - M 0 N ft ! CI I man oisn?j on Ri<o Bill don, where he becomes enmeshed in some thrilling excitement as he finds himself in a light with gentlemen -crooks, trying to steal his mining claim Evalyn Rostock nnd Ednr Kennedy head t he supporting cast. Thrilling Picture On Program at Roxy John Wayne rides across the screen of the Roxy theater tomorrow in his latest and at the snme time, the most daring western in which he has appeared, "The Star Packer.' Given the thankless tusks that aie .handed tho sheriffs and other law en forcement agents, Way tie. the star, defies the threats of an outlaw band to kill him nnd working upon the Mlmmest of clues with only his faith ful Indian helper. Yak, at his aide, manages to unearth the outlaws. However, his success Is Impeded by the presence of a unknown per son. "The Shadow," and It is only af ter a thrilling chase through the rapids of a mountain stream, that the fugitive is captured nnd peace restored. BIG DANCE At the OASIS SATURDAY NIGHT! SATURDAY ACTION PACKED ROMANCE V L !" He plunges into London's fog to save a girl and a fortune . . and finds more exoit ement than he bargained for! -r BOSTOCK KENNEDY v. a PREVUE SAT. NIGHT Jf 3 ' ft' '''-4 X '' II II iliiMiiMVtilfWi 'in Famous Novel Will Be Feature Sunday Craterian Theatre The Amerlenn schoolmaster of Civil Wnr reconstruction days Is herolzeci In the production of "The Hoosler Schoolmaster." taken from Edward Eggle.ston's famous novel, and com ing Sunday m Its picture version to the Craterian theater. Telling the attrring and heart-np-peallng story of Kulph. who goes west with other veterans to claim lands which the government has giver as partial recompense for their military service. It, shows them reach ing their destination only to find that political chicanery has placed ownership of all tho desirable lands into the hands of a greedy trio, Haw kins, Jake and Doc Small. Ralph gets the Job as school teacher. Board ed In Jake's hou.se, tt is evident that Ralph la falling In love with bond girl Hannah, as Jake's daugh ter is falling in love with him. When he achieves a bloodless vic tory over the town bully, the trio discover he Is aiding the squp-tter-camped veterans to put in a legiti mate claim for their lands. Then a spelling bee, which finds Ralph and Hannah as the survivors, brings things to the climax wherein the land -mad trio, seeing In Ralph a menace to their holdings, deter mine to put him out of btwineAs. But with the ex-soldicrs rallying to their companion's assistance, the townsfolk get tho worst of It In a pitched battle. v The picture runs a dramatic, ro mantic and oft-times comedy course, with a dash of thrill action thrown In for good measure. Norman Foster. Charlotte Henry. Otis Harlan. William V. Mong. Uus seM Simpson and several other well known characters have the leading r-Mea. Will Rogers Scores Hit Craterian Show Will Rogers' latest comedy, "Doubt ing Thomas," had the audience prac tically rolling In the aisles last night at the Craterian theater. The fans howled themselves as nearly Into hysterics at a theater audience can. The film Is well-paced, capably "'"""""iirriTiiwi WAY TO HOWL ING SUCCESS.! When Will decides to euro his stage-struck wife . . . you'll roar! Ends Tomorrow! HECROQMIS I f0 rttf- t v'v;,s- I handled and directed tnd ouch mem ber of the cast Is particularly well- suited to his or her respective role. ! U will, no doubt, add thousands of new names to the great roster oi Rogers fans. The picture was adapted from George Kelly's stage hit, "The Torcn Uearers." and shows Rogers in tha role of a simple, homa-lovmg sau naga manufacturer, whese life-world In tossed into a turmoil when his wife, Billte Burke, goes theatrical; ns does his son's fiancee, Frances Grant. The two appear In an ama teur charity show and if tho audi ences hold on to their seats during this show, they'll bo doing mora than last night's audiences were abla to do. 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