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PAGE NT.NE Now at Roxy Shirley Temple at Craterian Will Rogers Comedy at Rialto MUTILATION CASE Local and Personal IMEPFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORl). OREHON. SUNDAY, AUGUST I. 1035. irnn Fire f:tlnRiilslifd The lire department was called at 5:15 o'clock Yesterday afternoon to 1210 West Tenth street, where a grass lire nos extinguished. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 10 ACRES Cultivated. 4'i under Ir rigation, main fruit crop apricots and filberts, well-built 4-rcom house, good-sized barn and chick en house, garape. root house, elec tricity, gas available If wanted, electric pump, sturdy work horse and implements go with place. Ideal ranch lor either diversified or specialized farming. This Is your opportunity, and one of the best buys in the valley at $2500. On Pacific highway. 2 miles south ol Talent. Write box 150. Talent. Ore. WILL pay !0 cash tor light car. No dealers. Call 4th house So. Baker Service station on Lozler Lane af ter 5 p. m. FOR RENT Two unfurnished apart ments and house. Call 335 S. River side. FOR SALE Ice box. washing ma chine. Lovel range, sewing machine. Superfex oil heater. 335 S. River side. TAKEN UP One ewe and several lambs. Owner may have by paying for teed and ad. Mrs. Vcgel. Orlttln Creek. FOR RENT 5 room house, well loca ted. O. C. Bocgs. Phone 105. REFINED cspable woman around 35 wants housework. Reterence. P. O. Box 680. Medford. p1!VVrETUTORING Arithmetic, spelling. Latin and 9th English. 823 Sheiman. FURN front room, working girl pre ferred. Cooking privileges. CU1 be fore 9 a. m. or after 4 p. m. 245 So. Riverside. FOR RENT 415 Laurel. Small house, partly furnished. FOR RENT 931 Queen Anne Ave.. four room unfurnished home, fire place, hardwood floors, electric range, basement and furnace. $27.50 inc. water. Charles R. Ray. Realtor. Medford Bldg. Phone 302. FOR SALE No. 1 work horse. Call 10-F-13. 27 HUDSON sedan, pertect every way this Is a real buy. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dode and Plymouth FOR SALE 1923 Model T Ford coupe 525.00. excellent condition. Call 746-Y. NOTICE MR. OROWER: I can save you money on your picking. Have all experi enced pickers. Can give good refer ences.' Phone 258-w. 40 ACRES, orchard, alfalfa, grain. 7 room modern, clear, want Medford home. 2 acres, 5 room, modern, clear, wants home east side. 5 acres clover. 5 room house, close In. $1200, terms. Open Sundays MEDFORD TRADING CO. 21 S. Riverside Phone 103 TO LEASE to adults only, a 6-room house with lart:e sleeping porch at $180 00 per year or $20.00 per month. Water paid. 328 So. Hamilton. Tel. 216. FOR RENT 2 -room apt. 916 W. 10th. EXCELLENT opportunities for younc men who are willing to prepare themselvea in eny ci the following Jines: Diesel, Relericeratlon, Alr Condltionlng. Write Box 6851. Trib une. FOR SAL13 Four rooms and bath, large screened porch, woodshed and garage. Near groat school and Junior high. $100 cosh, balance like rent. Tr.u-,1 prlr 900. Se owner, 420 Park Ave . or Phone 575-Y. FOR SALE Equity In modem hrme near high school. Box 6860. Trib une. FOR SALE 192fi Chrysler coupe, goad condition. $75.00. Phone 601, Cen tral Point. "201 NYTIME? 121 Today and Monday! SY,v-B aA'ffVS -I V different! A new kind P- if $ fc ' '&- ff ln romance full of V fH. .tj r e.lteme.it and tlorl- 6 ! I Sf ;---' oils melndv! lae for San Franrlrn Mr n Dodson la expected to leave today by train for San Francisco. Mrs. 7eke Leae Mrs. Ed Zeke loft Saturday night ot tram enroute to Sacramento. Leaves on Trip East J. C. ColltnA left Saturday evening by train on a trip that will take him to Chicago and other points in the east. Return from Seaside Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Gould and son, Colin, and their guest, Miss Mary Powell, returned Wedneseday from Tillamook and Sea Hide, where they had been vacation ing for the past week. May Returns South Wyne May. former Medford resident, left Friday evening by United Airline Plane for Oakland, tvhere he Is returnlnng to duty for United Airlines after spend ing a short vacation In this city. C. Eers to Tune In All C. K. members of the valley are notified to tune in Sunday evening. Aug. 4. at 8:30 o'clock to KEX. Portland, to hear a radio tally conference put on by members of the society. Visit at ndrrws Home Dr. K. C. Melhom of the physicians staff on the Flagship Pennsylvania, with hia wife 'and daughter are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jap Andrews on West Main street. C. E. Meets Tonisht The Senior Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the First Christian church will meet tonight at 6:45 o'clock at which time a contest will be started between the boys and girls, according to an nouncement. All young people of high school age are Invited to attend. Tom CiilbertMni Receives Cnll Tom Culbertson, superintendent of the municipal airport, received a call yes terday from the San Francisco Chronicle to fly south, taking rVfth him Diet urea of th Yreka Ivnchinff for the Chronicle, but as a plane waa not, immediately avauaoic, he was un able to make the trip. Mi-Ks Vacationing In North It was reported in the Spectator yester day that Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKee, formerly of this city, have leased Rockholm. attractive Riverside drive. Portland, place of Mrs. A. E. Rockey, and expect to be at home there the middle of the month. McKee was president of the California Oregon Power Co. here. Represent Rexall Stores Represent ing the Rexall stores In southern Oregon at the State Pharmaceutical Association's 83rd convention In Port land Aug. 3 to 10 will be Leon B. Has klna. Medford: Hal McNRir. Ashland: Nathan Fullerton. Roseburg. Fred Heath of this city also left Saturday to attend the convention and Buy er's week. Crater l,ake I'nlon to Picnic Mem bers of Crater Lake C. E. Union will meet for a picnic Wednesday, Aug. 7. In Llthla park at Ashland, at 6:30 o'clock, it was announced yestereday, for a picnic. Members may go as early tts they wish, to swim, play ten nis, etc., before the program that the president has planned. C. E'ers are asked to bring eats. The shield will be awarded. It was announced. Sick Headache? A tired, worn-out. run down feel ing and sick headache may often be caused by your system becoming clogged with poisons. Let WILLIAMS S. L. K. FORMULA help cleanse your system, wake up sluggish liver, flush kidneys, and restore that "good old feeling." Ask for WILLIAMS 3. L. K. FOR MULA today at the Heath Drug Store. The first bottle must satisfy or your money back. Adv. I! Matinees at 1:30-3:00 Evenings 7:00 - 9:00 Added Attritions Roaming Thru, the Netherlands Novelty NewS Jeanetto MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, the screen's new singing sen sation, are co-starred In "Naughty Marietta" at the Roxy theatre today and Monday, in the picturlzatlon of Victor Herbert's thrilling romance of old-time New Orleans. Frank Morgan and Elsa Lanchestcr have featured roles. Evening Service Scheduled The Union evening service will be held Sunday in Zion Lutheran church, on Fourth street near Oakdale, begin ning at 8 p. m. The sermon will be preached by the pastor, the Rev. Geo. P. Kabele. Dr. Kabele will also con duct the devotlonals over KM ED next week. 8 to 8:15, each morning. Wenonuh fluo Meets Wenonah club met Thursday at the home of Edna Wntkins. 1016 Court street lor the regular business meeting and covered dish luncheon. Guests for the Afternoon were Mrs. Victor MUnes. Mrs. Dee Hendlrckson and Mrs. Paula Turnbull. The committee as sisting the hostess consisted of Rose Kyle end Florence Rush. liinnl ii Leaves for Port hind Marc J arm in left Saturday morning for Portland to attend the Druggists con vention in that city, accompanied by his father-inn-law, C. L. Green. En route north Mr. Green will visit hta daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. w. Granz at Corvallis. end his lSter-ln-laW- Mrs nl T.nrwr irl.n will Join her htisband at Tangent ana return in two weeks. 8lios l:l."i-:i:lr.-7'.no-9:(lll Adults - Klililles Hie His Funniest Picture -Bar MeV womv with :x 'vCli Ric'2rd Cromwell 1 Slim Summerville J Vy Rochelle Hudson X SI George Barbier lf I Tom Howard-George Shclton f I i; . i. . vi 14 A . "Hie MM It "JJIV C S3 mm "' w iss Shirley Temple, who seems to have no limit in her capacity for winning and holding audiences, is nt the Cra terian theatre, starting today, in her newest picture. "Curly Top." In this latest of the little starlet's film endeavors, Shirley combines nil her talents she has shown before, and adds still another. She sings, dances, laughs and plays Cupid in bringing sweethearts together. Shirley is shown as the irrepress ible cut-up in an orphan ase, forever Smith to Portland A. C. Smith left last evening by train enroute to Portland. Mrs. Fleischer Return Mrs. H. J. Fleischer of Central Point was ex pected to return Saturday evening by train from Seattle, wheie she has wis.aMiwi ii,HPuiiUHyi,40 Starts Today 3 Days Special Return Showing He proves that life begins . jfMt P7 tVI when you live it ... as he jsv E a fci S Ifc j B'SJf : ! fights a duel, wrecks a hog- 1 Ijj j, jc,jj tsj camntr coniesi and saves a D - love affair! , a :-"! mm getting Into trouble and forever hiUi;ning herself out or It. When John Boles, as the million aire patron of the orphanacr. decides to ndopt Shirley, he also finds him self with her pet pony, her ditrk and ! her lovely grown sister. Rochelle Hud son, included in the adoption. The ensuing scenes show how a ro mance grows up between Boles and Miss Hudson and Is carried through lifts and misunderstandings to a happy climax by Shirley. spent the past two months taking post graduate work at the University of Washington. She was accompanied north by her two daughters, Eliza- A JOY for 5F1 rll JIQ 8 J Jl y.l In I it! Hj I HI ji PJTprt ffcr-l-TrjLs' tmJa-iTi3 clJ1 jl if U I MaU-25c Eves-35c Children-lOc r t i f o 'g h 1 v fit N ' N I Will Rosers is at his funniest best as the fighting country editor In Life Beqlns at 40". startlnn a three dnv run at the Rialto theatre today. A riotous hoc-calling contest, winch Is broken up bv Rogers and his co horts In a political rally for Slim beth and Barbara, who aiciit two weeks in the northern city. HOUSTON SCRIBES FINED BY COURT ANGLETON, Texas, Aug. 3. (API Six Houston newspapermen were fined by a district court Judge today because they violated his order against printing testimony in a mur der trial. The group, three editors and three reporters. Immediately appealed to a higher state court. Indications were STARTING TODAY 3 DAYS! PACKAGE OF Mat SAci&c stiu? "Animal Crackers In My Soup" and 'When I Grow Up' a tap dance atop a piano . . . a rope-skipping novelty . . a Shirley Temple version of the hula. See Swi.&ySnti& it's Shirley as she really is ... a singing, aanc- ing, mischievous J sprite . . . awakening a chuckle in every heart and a romantic glow on every cheek as she unites two bash ful lovers ... and keeps you in a seventh heaven of delight! air ley w rw piy Top JOHN BOLES ROCHELLE HUDSON JANE DARWELL Thelma Todd '10I.ORI I L r.l T M tl." v 's ,.y-i Sununervllle: a duel fought with blank cartridges; and numerous other comedy highlights make the film full of laughter throughout. Richard Cromwell, Rochelle Hudson nnd George Barbler are a 1110113 those in featured roles. the case might reach the United States supreme court. Fines of $100 against the editors and 25 against tho reporters were assessed by Judge M. S. Munson against George Cotttnghuin. editor of the Chronicle; Max Jacob.i, man aging editor of tho Post: Ed Poolcy, maiiHglng editor of the Prei; Ed Rider, Chronicle reporter; Frank White. Post reporter, and Harry Mc Cormlck, Press repoter. PALAMOS. Spnlti, Aug. 3. (API Tho body of Alexia, younge-at of the "Marvylng MDIvanl" prlnceji of nnc lent Oeoigln, wna phu-el toriny In plncld little cemetery a setuing fnr from the clltterlng scene3 In whleli he spent his life. Osa Mall Tribune want ads. GLORIOUS SURPRISES! 6 r'i'.lil'A o A I AlllllJl AT1IIACTIONS - Patsy Kelly in "Sing, Sister, Lm.vr E AT BIER CLEVELAND. Aug. fl. (AP Mrs. Louise Schaffer Bauer. 23. shook with sobs today as she bade farewell to her brutally slain bridegroom of less than a month. Dr. Walter J. Bauer, at brief services In a funeral home. Returntnc with members of her husbund's family after Interment rites in Calvary cemetery, the young widow prepared to depart for Chicago to face her childhood sweetheart, Mandeville Zenge. 26. questioned In connection with the mutilation-playing of Bauer. Chicago authorities requested Mrs. Bauer to return directly, hy plane If necessary, In the belief that sight, of the pretty brunette nurse will break down Zenge's persistent denials of complicity In the crime. MEDFORD VETERINARY HOSPITAL 1.1 years experlenee In larRe anil siniill itnlmnl prat-tlee OR. J. tV. IVATEItS 225 N. Riverside. Phone 369 Sing" m;hs kvent GOING III ZENITH V III There's A Reason 111 1 SEE PACH 12 lyPrniMolody A WASHING MACHINE i f J REPAIR SERVICE I E'j (iiKininterrt work nt reilsuniihlfl I C J lirlics. Mnyta; nnd oil other m4 ninkes. IMione an. M C. D. BEAN ! K. Main St r.ai.-.v.-. ,...,, ....' ,jt I in "EASY MONEY" , V ' I I I Srenlc Ne.rel I 1 f.. f , 4 ;. 'W now UaaH
