XEDFOKD "MAIL TRIBUNE, IMEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 12, 1933.
PAGE ELEVEN
Local and
tutfir from Ashland The Ashland
Tidings state that Mrs. Harry Ben
nett or that city was a visitor in Mecl
iord Wednesday.
Wihlnn Colbaujih Has Visitor Paul
Iccnhower is in Medford as a guest
of Wildon Colbtutgh, going to that
city Wednesday and planning to re
turn home Saturday. Ashland Tid
ings. Visits In Ashland According to the
Ashland Tidings. Mrs. B. O. Harainj
of Medford visited in Ashland Tues
day with Mrs. H. C. Galey at her home
on Sherman street.
Leaves for Saskatchewan P. N.
Peterson, who has been visiting In
Medford for the past two weeks with
his mother. Mrs. A. O. Peterson, left
this morning by train for h!a home
in Saskatchewan, Can.
Spend The Evening
at the
MARBLE CORNER
Jacksonville, Oregon
DINE and DANCE
Good Music. Best Beer in the
Valley on Tap!
Main at
THE
CsaosggsEKI
LEON B. HASKINS, Owner
Kodak Developing at Reduced Prices
Saturday and Monday Prices
Klkav's Moth Fume
Crystals
53c
50c Pepsodent
Antiseptic
33c
fc-l;1ll,MMiUiBiiai,rf.aaaaji6t
Aqua Vrlvn. 1 1 oz.
7 .
79c
35
50c Cnmlnts. A mint
liixallve -
27c
gfl Cimgolll, 400 cup Q"y
size M I VP
A .vS',la Nursing
BS IKittlm I
13
,i doC
Honey 4 Almond
Crenm, 1 pint
33c
f)r. Wi'st's Tooth
Brushes
47c
Mennen's Skin Bracer
48c
;J Sperlnl
WSBBSSSSSSS'SSEy
flayers Aspirin,
small lze
12c
Muslerole. Regular
strength
31c
Save with Safety at
A
AT
EAMLA
SAT. 9 'TIL 2
"PEB" STONE'S BAND
"DANCE CONTEST"
A GOOD TIME FOR EVERYONE
Men - 40c Ladies
Personal
From Gold Hill Mrs. L. Ramsey of
Gold Hill has been among Medford
business visitors today.
Returns from North L. C. Jenkins
of Mason Ehrman company returned
this morning by train from Portland
after a day s business trip.
Here from Portland Mrs. J. Hen-
wlck' of Portland is among Medford
arrivals this week, visiting her son
here for a few days. Her son is Rich
ard Renwlck.
Business Visitor D. T, MacMartin
of Tulsa. Okla- arrived this morning
on the Oregonlan to spend the day
here attending to business, and plan
ned to leave tonight.
Entertained at C'nhln Mrs. Opal
Mooter and son Lionel entertained
Mrs. Marjorle Pena and son Alvin at
the Mooter cabin on Savage creek.
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
VIMts Here Thursday Mrs. P. A.
I Dlelschneider left this morning by
! train for her home in Portland, hav
! ing been visiting here a day with
J Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McLean,
i "
C. F. Will Meet The Young Peo
ple's Society of Christian Endeavor,
Presbyterian church, will consider as
their topic this Sunday evening.
: "Temple Builders." There will be
- special music. All young people are
invited to the meetlnzs. which are
from 6:30 to 7:30. in the church par
I lor. Leader for this week ts Sheldon
M. Walter.
Grape
15c
Shop Here
It's Cool!
Bathers'
Ear-Drum
Protectors
23c
per pair
FOR YOU R
CONVENIENCE
Our telephone is a private
line without extensions.
We carry one, two and
three-cent stamps, postal
cards, special delivery and
air man stamps.
PRESCRIPTIONS
The prices in our prescrip.
tion laboratory are con
sistent with the quality of
the chemicals and medi
cines used.
the Rexall Store
1
20c
Visits Son Here Mrs. C. C. W a ma
le y of Rose burg left for her home
this morning by train, after spend
ing several days here visiting her son.
James Wamaley.
Novrs to Leave Frank G. Noyea of
San Francisco, who has been vaca
tioning for several days at his sum
mer lodge on the Rogue river, will
leave this evening for his home, mak
ing the trip by train.
Able to Receive Callers Haz1
Swayne, who Is convalescing from a
major operation undergone recently
at the Sacred Heart hospital. Is able
to receive callers today, it was re
ported. 9
Arrives from Portland Don Mc
Oook of Portland, manager of the
group department. Aetna Life Insur
ance Co., arrived this morning on the
Oregon tan to attend to business here
conferring with George Henselman,
local representative.
Discharged from CCC Those who
left last night by train for their
homes, having been discharged from
the CCC, were Stanley J. Hough, to
Pasadena: Lee M. White, to Oakland;
Harold A. Davis, to San Francisco,
and William C. Klmberly. to Los An
geles. fnman flere Claude C. Inman has
been visiting here with his daughter
Mrtxine. while enroute from Tucson.
Ariz.. , to Port Orford. He is inter
ested In the proposed Port Orford
Leland railroad, and also the Sixes
rivea mines in that tlistrict. He will
return to Medford in a few days.
Porter on Honor Roll Word was
received here today that Ellas H.
(Junior) Porter of this city, a gradu
ate of Medford high school, was on
the honor roll for high scholarship
during the spring term at University
of Oregon. He was the only one
from Medford listed out of 114 stu
dent. Owen's Nephew Passes Word was re
ceived here today of the death in
Wisconsin of John O. Owen, nephew
of Jomes Owen of Medford and son
of John S. Owen. The wire which
announced the death stated that the
young man died this morning of
asthma, a condition with which he
had been afflicted for several years.
Barnum In I.ong Beach Word w .s
received here ftoday that Bill Bar
num and Dr. B. R. Elliott are at Long
Beach, Cal this week, where Dr. El
liott Is attending Pacific coast den
tal conference at the municipal au
ditorium at Rainbow pier. Monday,
Bamum visited Catallna leland and
last Saturday he visited Cocoanut
Grove. They are leaving Saturday
for San Diego.
"Show Boat" Visits The "Oregon
Show Boat," traveling movie and lec
ture service, is cruising southern Oic-
gon this week, according to officials
of Rogue River national forest. Op
erated by Phil Hayter, representative
of the state forester's office, and Har
old Thomas, representative of the re
gional forest service ofice at Port
land, the "Show Boat presented
movies and Illustrated lectures Wed
nesday night at Jacksonville and 'last
night at Applegate CCC camp. It
will be In Butte Falls tonight and at
Elk Creek CCC camp Saturday night.
Subjects of the movies and talks are
activities of the CCC in the forest-.
Oil For Lamps Of
China9 Coming Sun.
"Oil for the Lamps of China," which
which comes to the Craterian theater
on Sunday, la heralded as both a
most powerful drama and a stirring
human document.
The novel by Alice Tlsdaale Hobart.
upon which the picture Is based, and
which was one of the best sellers. Is
a most colorful delineation of the life
of American pioneers In China, who
fought flood, fire and famine, as well
as pestilence and banditry, to carry
on for the American firms whose bus
iness they carried.
Pat O'Brien has the leading role,
that of an American fired with en
thusiasm to make good with his com
pany, a great oil concern, and to
bring light to China by the way of
lamps and oil.
- One Fatality, Hoc, Accidents
SALEM. July 12. (AP) The state
industrial accident commission today
reported one fatality In Oregon in
dustries during the week ending
July 11. The unusually large total of
806 accidents was reported. The acci
dent victim was James M. State n of
Coquille.
Anlo Wrecked; Snake Kscnpes.
NEW BERN, N. C. ( UP) When
Capt. J. J, Day Jerked his car across
the road to run ocer a snake, the
machine rolled down an eight-foot
embankment. Day and his wife were
bruised and shaken. Their 10-year-old
daughter sustained a severe cut.
The anake was not injured.
Card of Thanks.
For all the kindness and sympathy
shown us in our recent bereavement,
for the floral offerings and other
manifestations of sympathy, to the
National Guard of their tribute, we
wish to express our sincere gratitude.
Mrs. L. T. Wilson and Family.
Let's Go To Town
DANCE
till 2!
Sat. Nit e
Bud Dynge and His Band
with a lot of New Dance
Hits!
ORIENTAL
GARDENS
Rube and His Fiddlers
in the Small Hall
fIDELZELLIO
HEAD LOCAL
REUEFCAMPAIGN
Administrator for Oregon
Announces Appointment
of Four District Adminis
trators Meet Called
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 12. (AP)
E. J. Griffith, works progress admin-
j istrator for Oregon, today announced
' the appointment of all four district
i administrators for this state and set
0 a. m. Sunday as the time for the
state-wide Instruction meeting pre
liminary to launching the Oregon
works campaign.
The meeting, to be held In Port
land, Is to be attended by the four
3itrlct administrators, heads of de
partments announced several days
ao. Governor Martin, Mayor Joe Car
son, Allen Johnstone, who will rep
resent national administrator. Harry
Hopkins and representatives of plan
ning commissions, the FERA. SERA
re-employment wsrvice and other gov
ernmental groups.
Beginning next week. Griffith said,
"The works progress administration
expectsexpects to be In a position to
give consideration to all project ap
plications." J. K, Thompson of Pendleton,
who.se appointment ns administrator
for district 1 waa announced earlier
this week. Is to have Jurisdiction over
Sherman, Gilliam, Morrow. Umatilla,
Wallowa, Union. Wheeler, Grant,
Baker, Harney and Malheur counties.
Burton E. Palmer, Jr., engineer
lawyer who has been in charge of
the works projects of the SERA. Is
to be ndmlntstrator for district 2,
with headquarters in Portland, com
prising Clatsop, Columbia, Washing
ton, Multnomah, Clackamas, Hood
River. Wasco, Jefferson, Deschutes
and Crook counties.
James E. Smith, former Marion
county commissioner and Salem busi
ness man, was named administrator
for district 3. consisting of Tillamook,
Yamhill, . Polk. Linn, Lane. Benton,
Marlon and Lit. coin couttes. Head
quarters are to be at Salem.
Thomas W. Delzell of Medford, who
Griffith said was beig "loaned" by
the California-Oregon Power com
pany. Is to maintain headquarters at
i Medford for supervision of district 4,
comprising Douglas, Coos, Curry,
Josephine, Jackson, Klamath and
Lake counties.
Each director Is to appoint his own
staff.
TIM
McCOY WESTERN
. AT ROXY SUNDAY
Tim McCoy rides again to revive
the glory of the Old West in "The
Prescott Kid" at the Roxy theater for
Saturday only.
McCoy brings back the old red
blooded action in his daring battles
with a band of cattle rustling cut
throats. Romance Is sustained through
out, with beautiful Sheila Mannors.
It is good, tense action, guaran
teed to thrill. The excellent support
ing enst includes Alden Chase. Hooper
A ten ley and Harry Todd.
The third episode of the serial,
"Law of the Wild." will be shown on
the same program.
.Last Times Tonl(e
Rurnarn Stnmvyck In
"The Woman In Red'
SATURDAY ONLY!
Cmitlmi.MiH Minus 1 to 11
Heart - pound
ing, huir-rnls-Ing
romance of
the cattle
coiintrv!
Tim
I. VI H
Comedy "Dumb Luck"
Cartoon In Technicolor
yours
v..
m
A.
Buck Jones in
"V. ' '
As the former New Yorker who
drifts westward after a disappoint-
ment In romance, and finds himself
embroiled In a hotbed of thrills and
"Let 9 em Have It'9
Now At Craterian
The thrilling method of the depart
ment of Justice's relentless war on
crime held the audience spellbound
at the Craterian theater Inst night,
where "Let 'Em Huve It" opened a
three-day run.
Arlen, as an attorney, diSRUsted
with the ease with which lawbreakers
beat cases In court: Stephens as a
wealthy sportsman who gives up a
blg-pame quest to hunt more dnnser-
ous human quarry: and Gordon Jones,
a dead-shot cowboy infuriated at the
lawlessness of modern bod men, be
come the "Three Musketeers" of the
federal sleuths.
Their first Job is to nip a kidnap
ing plot. The mobsters get life sen
tences, but (i chauffeur receives only
a light punishment. From then on.
the ex-chauffeur becomes, by quick
steps. Public Enemy No. 1.
A reign of terror sweeps across the
middle west bank holdups, slaughter
of Innocent bystanders, all done with
such lightning speed that local police
are helpless.
With every clue pointing to the ex-
chauffeur as the lender of the ruth
less gang, the federal operatives keep
on his trail as the chase continues.
One of the most exciting Incidents
occursh when an agent Is surprised
and slain by the mob.
As the hunt grows hotter, the ex-
chauffeur turns every trick of his
trade to evade the law, all of which
makes the final reels of the picture
as exciting a piece of filmcraft as has
ever been screened.
Shown 1 3 79
Adul(-2.-ic Klitrtlcs-lUC
Today
THE "PALAIS
5
A WESTERN HELL ! !
i t
. . . Until Bill Stone,
disappointed in love,
came to match his life
with the murderous
gamblers of Silver
Creek 1
mm
mm
eSUNDAY
SBimR epics
:. Ii
r i'
turiitm in. ok
The Favorite Love
Story of 3 Generations
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT'S
"LITTLE W E N"
with Ralph Morgan - Erin O'Brien-lVIoore
Rialto Western
adventures. Buck Jones has one of his
best parts in "Stone of 611-er Creek,"
! at the Kialto theater for today and
' Saturduy-.
A total of 14.865 truekloads of
citrus fruits was shipped to 28 states
from the Lower Rio Grande valley
this season.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
liVU CHEV. Coupe, air wheels; run
fine: onlv $335 00.
PI EH CE-ALLEN MOTOR. CO.
Do;l,jc and Plymouth.
FOR SALE One Polled Angus bull,
Call 1559.
STRAYED FVmnle toy fox terrier.
Answers to name "Snooky." Re
ward. Return to 122 Mistletoe.
APRICOTS Tiltons. bestcanners. Not
irrigated. Coker Butte Orchard.
FOR SALE CHEAP A good slswd elec
tric refrl jerator. Easy terms. CMl
Commercial Finance.
ATTENTION, coin collectors. Buy Lin
coln pennies for your collection. Ad
dress 2793. Tribune.
WANTED Reliable girl for care of
children and housework. Box 2789,
Tribune.
HAY INSURANCE
Ask us about our special rates on hay
in the Mack, in field or barn
Leland Clark. Aient, 19 No. Bart
lett. Phone 1490.
OASIS
at
Every Saturday Night
and Saturday!
de BQMZA"
It Yt"1 J 1
NOEL FRANCIS
MARION SHIILLNG
PEGGY CAMPBELL
The 3 Stooges in
"3 Little Pigskins"
Novelty and Nrw.re.1
W0HDAY
WILL the party who by mistake took
package containing pairs boy's
gray trousers from J. C Penney
score call 443-H or return to 341
Haven.
1931 Chrysler Sport Coupe.
1&34 Wtllya Sedan.
1932 Nash 8 eertan.
19i9 Pont lac Coach.
1933 Willys Sextan.
1927 Chevrolet Coupe.
TRUCKS
21934 Chevrolet L. W. base trucks.
11934 Chevrolet Pickup.
1933 Ford 4-cyl, L. W. Uitse Truck.
1931 Ford Truck.
1930 Docile Truck.
1929 Chevrolet Truck.
Many more for you to select from.
Liberal Tonus.
. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC.
123 S. Riverside. Phone 303.
6ee the Man in the BIO Hat.
USED CARS AND TRUCK3
At Studebaker'e.
1933 Studebaker Hockne Sedan.
1932 Chev. Coupe, DeLuxe model.
1931 Ford Coupe.
1931 Pont lac Sedan.
1933 Ford V-8 Truck.
1929 Chevrolet Truck,
l'a-ton Reo stake Body.
New Reo Dairy Truck.
Dodi?e Coupe. 52.50.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
MUST be aold at once, 10 acres, 1100
tomato plants, 2 acres eweet corn,
beans, beets, mangles, potatoes,
onions, berries and family orchard:
3-room house, chicken house. Tel.
646-W or call at 313 So. Grape St.
Owner.
SUBSISTENCE RANCH J
BELIEVE IT OR NOT !
40 acres, cabin, clover, alfalfa land; !
partly In clover: con easily be made
to support 20 cows; all can be irri
gated; abundant water; some bo:
tom garden land nlon& creek. Total
price 8S0; $300 cash, balance terma.
J. C. BARNES
Phone 010-Y. 20 N. Poach St.
FOR SALE 3 cows, coming fresh. I
rrea ijewis. Butto Falla rond.
Shows
1:4,
7:00-:00
i
Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night!
GREATEST OF G-MEN PICTURES
9!S 4
a iru
PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT
Anne Shirley ("Anne of Green Gables")
in "CHASING YESTERDAY"
Starting
The veil of the East U raised!
Days of happiness nights of
love! Terror! Glamor! In
trigue! ... a 100 lifetimes
in the ra y s t i o 0 r 1 e n 1 1
with
PAT O'BRIEN
JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON
LYLE TALBOT JEAN MUIR
John ELDREDGE Arthur BYRON
FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apt.f
bath, garage. 534 No. Bartlett.
FOR RENT House, modern, 4 room
and sleeping porch, partly furnish
ed, reflnlshed. Call 1011 W. 10th St.
Every Evening
MILL
ASHLAND JUNCTION
Khe Mllr-i South of Ashland
Best Floor in So. Ore.
No Cover Charge for
Service
Tommy
Thompson's
COSSACK
ORCHESTRA
DANCE
K. of P. Hall
9 till 2
Every Saturday Night
Mn(, . . 25c
Evra . . 35c
Klll(llcs-10c
Sunday;
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