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Local and Personal
MEDFOTCD MAIL TRTBTJXE. BEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26. 1936
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ifrovost Ben Com Promt of Ash
land called on tritnds and tranaactsd
business hre Friday.
From Grants Past Mr. and Mrs. C.
F. Prueaa ot OranU PiM were busi
ness Tlsltor In Medford Thursday.
Call tn Ashland -Mrs. Mary L.
Mathews and Mr. and Mra. D. W.
Wheeler we among business callers
In Ashland Thursday.
Transacts Ruslness Roy E. Wilson.
Jr.. os Culrer OUy, Calif., spent yes
terday transacting business In this
city.
.
Business Caller Bernle Williams,
representative of Walton & Moore
eo.T-.pany. made business calla In Ash
land Friday. .
Neirtons Visit Mr. and Mra. D.
Newton and family were, visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garry New
ton In Ashlstd Thursday evening.
From Oak Knoll Lieut. Henry F.
Pr.elan, commander of Camp Oak
Knoll, conferred with officers at CCC
headquarters here yesterday.
m
To Address Gran! Students of
the Unlversl.7 of Oregon are to speak
before Granges In the Medford area
in March, 't la stated In the Oregon
Emerald, undergraduate publication.
York Visits D E. York, vice-president
and general manager of the
Southern Oregon Gas company, waa
' In Granta ''ass Thursday attending
to business matters at the company
office there.
in Klamath Falls Hugh Rltter,
' district ranger of the U. S. forest
service, Is spending the week-end In
Klamath FMls whither he went to
confer with his assistant. N. J. Pen
Ick ...
In Hospital Patients at the Oateo
ptthlc clinic and hospital yesterday
Included George Garner, who waa ad
mitted Friday for medical treatment,
and Miss Lata O'Nell. who underwent
a major operation yesterday morn
ing. ...
Condition serious Mrs. Leonard
Ray, ill at the Sacred Heart hospital
since January 8 when she underwent
a . major operation, la recovering
slowly but her condition la still con
sidered serious. Hospital attendants
asked that 'here be no visitor for
some time. -
From Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs
Ray ward of Klamath Falls are
spending tLe week-end visiting rel
atives in Medford and Central Point.
They planned to return to their
home this evening. Mr. Ward, former
Medford resident is employed by the
California Oregon Power company.
Consults Janouch 6tanley Jewett.
agent of the D. s biological survey
In charge of the bird refuge at Burns,
conferred here Friday with Karl L.
janouch, supervisor of the Bogus
River national forest, regarding ad
.minlatratlon of the Upper Klamath
migratory bird preserve. Mr. Janouch
and Hugh Rltter, district ranger, re
cently were re-appolnted to assist tn
the enforcement of federal lawe pro
tecting migratory fowl. Under this
appointment they may act with the
authority of a federal game warden
In law enforcement.
Confers With Crouch William
Montgomery, park ranger, oonsulted
yesterday with J Carlisle Crouch,
chief ranger of Crater Lake national
park. He arrived here from the lake
Friday evening, coming by car via
Klamath Falls and Ashland, the
highway from Medford to the west
entrance of the park BtlU being clos
ed by snow He said the highway
from Klamath Falls waa In good con
dition save for an Icy surface over
the Green Springe pass. At some
places between the west entrance of
the park and D' amend lake Junction
the highway la blocked by four feet
of snow, he related.
Snow Snorts Beckon Many Rogue
valley resident were expected to go
to Union Creek today for a anow
frolic. Officlala here stated yesterday
tht? skiing conditions were Ideal on
the forest preserve where a slide has
been constructed. Half a .hundred
persons enjeyed skiing at Union
Creek Friday tney reported. While
the highway was still closed between
the Diamond lake Junction and the
west entrance, nevertheless a large
crowd of sportsmen waa looked for
at Crater Lake national park today.
The other highways are open so that
resident of Klamath Falls. Bend and
other cities can motor to the moun
tain resort.
too Late to classify
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE w are of
fering what we think the best buy
In Jaokson County todsy. 80 acres.
25 In cultivation, new 8-room
house, good new barn and other
outbuild! igs: lot of wood, good ,
pasture. 12'vs) Terms. Fowler
Pealty Co. 4 N. Riverside.
POUND Scataloglo Rites of all
nations on East side. Owner may
have same by paving for ad and
identifying. Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Light titm and brnu.
&35. pnotv) 14 1U
MAN for full time work 61m jctw
in 1lrahle but not neM.ry.
Call In person at 327 North Holly j
Sunday afrnoon before 4 o'cloclt. ;
WANTED 1031 FVr1 Roltr. Will!
pay and cash S&t Good at Bldcn'a
Sho Shop
GOOD ORGAN Will trade for wood.
Baldwin Piano Snoppc.
foP TflAIJS 10d 8 Orape St B!ff 3
atory ooiute au:tble for apart
Bitnta. with ilUht chanf this
building wih rent for W pr
month. H. 8th St. on eame
lot aa ahor . 7re la a wnwnt
brick otit.rt bulldlnjt SSxAO will
int for JS Thia proortT la in
one of the b?at afartment hoiiwe
looatlon In the city juat one
biork off Main Street in the heart
si tli city price foi both prop
erties tXXO rhia about one-third
tts pivaent raiue iuire at prop
erty. rOR 8 ALB One Thirty Caterpillar.
Lt model. iraaonable price
One IVrdan, rheap Sevfrl wt-A
Ttrvrm r.r'..-v1 mrrt HilhTi
Wray. POT SLC 540 incubador.
rrank HonU, Lo-r Laoa.
Writes La Article An article by
Ralph Bailey Is to appear In the
February Issue of th Oregon Law
Review. th essay br.nglng him an
honorary poel'ton on the review's
editorial atafr. Mr Bailey, a atudent
at the University ot Oregon law
school, was formerly on the faculty
of Medford high tchool. He taught
clvlca, pis' lie spoaklng and debating.
Education Meetings Parent-education
mcetlut In the Junior Hlgtl
building will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at two o'clock The group at
tending the class at the Jackson
school will meet Tuesday st two
o'clock In the lunch room. Those In
attendance 111 welcome all mothera
and home-makera who oft re to Join
them in these meetings.
On Burin Tour Mr. and Mrs. a.
T. Burelaon left last night for Loa
Angeles where they will attend the
annual spring style shows being
held this week and select women's
apparel from eastern llnea aa well as
California markets. Before returning
to Medford the Burelsons will spend
some time In Sn Francisco where
they will do additional buying for
their atore in this city.
Honor Students Ed Butze. presi
dent of the men's scholastic honor
ary society Theta Delta phi. an
nounced new members of the organ
ization and welcmed each neophyte
during assembly Friday at the
Sojthern Oregon Normal school.
Those whose grades were sufficient
to warrant membership were Barle
Canfteld, Ashland' Robert Hardy,
Ashland: Kenneth Harrison. Ashland;
Lawrence Martin. Central Point;
Ivan Nye, Prospect: Robert Ottoman.
Medford: Harry Young. Central
point; and Pen Ooldy, Ashland.
Dance Students in
Mid-Year Program
Craterian Theatre
The Ruth Luy Dance Studio will
present In student mid-year revue
Friday. January 31, at Hunt's crate
rian theater. The program will be as
follows:
1. Kindergarten group: Lola Hed
rlck. Marnell Hill, Champ Husted,
Donald McKlnstry. Patsy Merrlman.
Phyllis Ann Russell, Pat Banweli,
D'Ann Beck. Buddy Bishop, Llcyl
Bishop, Joan Bryant, Gayl Miller.
Virginia Carey, Joan Dean. BUIle
Cooney, Marlene Farnum, Billy Heath
Mary Irene Obye.
2. Malaguena (Spanish Castanet):
Prankle Rlnabarger, Dorothy Jenkins,
Shirley Rlebel.
3. Rhythm tap. Muriel Piatt.
4. Old Fashioned Miss, Shirley
Morrow.
. 3. Tap chorus: Beverly Wstson,
Aleen Walsh, Dell Tobln. Phyllis,
Florey, Dorothy Barnum, Hazel Bar
rie, Mary Jane Lewis,
fl. Soft Shoe, Edgar Ross. "
7. Slow Acrobatlo Waltz, Maxlne
White.
6. Valsette, (toe), Frankle Rlnabar
ger. 0. Buck Dance, Clifton Jones.
10. The Maids (Walt Tap): Gayl
Miller, Polly Hoffard, Jeraldyne Je
rome, Shirley Jean Barton Aletha
Emerlck. Tlllle Rammln, Rosalie Rob
ert. 11. Buck Duo, Joan Slgnor, Louise
Robertson.
12. Musical Comedy line: Betty
Borland, Ann Judy. Ruth Stewart,
Patsy GeBauer, Patricia . Young,
Joanna Adler. ,
13. Cane Novelty, Prankle Rlna
barger, Dorothy Jenkins. '
14. Acrobatic Specialty, Elaine
Winkle.
15. Stair Dance, Muriel Piatt.
Dance arrangements and costume
designs by Ruth Marie Luy and her
assistant, Zelma Sweeney.
BOSTON. Mass., Jan. 25. (AP
USDA) Strong prices generally pre
vailed In the moderate trade of the
past week on the Boston wool market,
and some advances were raellred.
AKYTIME:
HD04UJ
STARTS TODAY
FOR THREE BAYS
CAl'OHT iVl THE REETH
INO TIRMOH, OF THE
WORLD'S DANGER ZONE
Living a thousand
Ihes, hrarlng a
thousand deaths
In the Lend of the
Dragon!
AlHltlU TREATS
Betty Boop Cartoon
'Dancing on the Moon'
NoTf.tT Newa
ta
James Cagney
Y.rV- ,J5.V.;-.'A Vat
I
With advunoo reports crediting It
being one of the most realistic
fights ever etapd for motion pic
tures, the battle between Jame ear
ner and Pied Kohler (with the
hook) will undoubtedly take Its
place as one of the highlights of
'The Frtsoo Kid. which comes
Thursday to the Craterian theatre.
A thrilling t&'.c of the glamorous
Marion Sheriff Faces
Two New Indictments
SALEM, Jen. 25. (AP) The Mar
ion county grand Jury today re -In
dieted Sheriff A.
0. Burk on two
counts.
One indictment charged Burk with
voluntarily permitting a prisoner to
escape from thi county jell, and
the other with negligently suffering
and permuting a person to escape
from the Jail
STARTING TODAY
IaaanaMsssaavawsK JJl'. ljLi u,i(inMki.i
- a-....; t At.
HER GREATEST
BITTER HATE
Shocking in its realism ... the story of
a front-page beauty who became the
idol of the stage . . and then the ador
ing world found out she had been some
thing else . . .! A great emotional drama
EXTRA ADDED "HOHT KVfMECTS! V
EXTRA ADDED "HOHT KVfMECTS!
Vince Bamett-Billy Gilbert in
'JUST ANOTHER MURDER"
"Rode DaM MrHtf
HBaHBMaVBManSBMaaHSBBl
in Drama Coming
Barbary Coa&t of old San Francisco,
when the waterfront at the Golden
Gate was a flaming panorama of
glided dancing halla and palaces of.
pleasure; when murder, arson, crimp
ing and robbery was winked at by
the authorities who derived huge
revenues frou their flaunting of the
:aw. "The Frisco Kid' tells a vivid
story of the arrival of a strong, pur-
poseful young man and his rise to
With the exceDtion of a variation
In wording the Indictments were the
same as those quashed by Judge
Fred W. Wilson of The Dalles here
lest June when a motion waa Inter
posed by the defense alleging the
prand Jury had been influenced In
its decision returning the indict
ment. 4 .
Irrigation Debt Lower
GRANTS PASS, Jan. 36. (AP)
The Grants Pass Irrigation district net
deficit decreased 969.318.S3 in 1035,
FOR 3 DAYS
LOVE WAS HER
FOR ALL
t.ateat Newt Event
MEN!
to Craterian
TM.
power in the underworld.
Margaret Lindsay playa the part of
the society girl with whom the young
lord of the coast falls in love; Rlc
ardo Cortes Is the proplretor of a
notorious gambl'ng hall; LIU Damlta
has the part of his common law wife,
and otheis In the cast Include Don
ald Woods. Barton Mac Lane. George
B Stone. Robert MoWade and Joseph
Sawyer,
the annual audit filed yesterday re
vealed. Asset of November SO were
listed at M ,627,623 38 and liabilities
at S2.292.842.92. The district debt la
in process of refunding.
You'll laugh 'til you'r
Rd, WhlU and Blu...ln
lh fact al this itory of
a "Naval Engagement"
that almost wracked
.Annapolltl
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it Stniallonal nw Worrsn
I Dubln tongil 'Don't mm aaa
Olvo Up th Shlp'i fd j-V- V M
lov to Toki Ordtrt From Vf ft I If
You' 'I'd Rathtr II its n 51 VJ
to Your ly.. IV 111
Craterian Star
MWI'I1.WH. 'I ' Man mi.. JJ,. 1
In a follow-up hit to the tremend
ously pop'ilar "Flirtation Walk."
Ruby Keele- and Dlok Powell are
again co-starred In 'bhlpmatea For
ever," opening a three day run at
the Craterian theatre today.
With many of the events taken
from actual happenings at the U. S.
Naval Academy in Annapolis, "Ship
mates Forever'' u the story of a
young man's four yex oouiae at the
academy, brought about by his en
deavoring to pleeae his parent's
wishes although he himself would
rather be a band leader and crooner
in Broad wa" hot sKts.
Students Pledged
By School Clubs
At Ashland Normal
The largest number of students to
earn the required 15 hours of "A'a,,
and "B'a" In the history of Southern
Oregon Normal school were recently
pledged to Sigma Bpatlon Pi. scholas
tic honorary. Those who fulfilled the
requirements are: Nell Napier, Marie
Willis, Cherle Mae Hart well. Lois Dlx.
Margaret Page, Mary Wyooff, Maxlne
Gear hart. Mar J oris Smith. Mildred
Marks, Ada Tocum," Muriel Moore,
Erma Segsworth. Caroline McNeal.
Beatrice Werth, Audrey Pool. Delia
Wlllard. Barbara Holt, Mabel Waldrlp,
Betty Cason. Pauline McAbee. Muriel
STARTING TODAY
HIT THE HIGH 'C's' OF ROMANCE
aboard this bombardment of joy!
Here's the swellest show of them all the
thrills, the laughs, the spirit of Annap
olis ... to bring a new entertain-
...-.' ment delight
mrf ,
A- ' Warn
Th Navv'a 'ritrtatlnn Wnllr'.u.Uk
WIS STONE
EDDIE ACUFF DICK FORAN JOHN ARLEDGE
Anngpollf by 'Flirtation Walk'i' dlreetor-FRANK
Gloriously produced to the tramp,
tramp, tramp of the U. S. Naval Acad
emy's marching Middies! '
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ADDED ATTRACTIONS
Charley Chase in "Public Ghost No. One"
NOVELTY REEL NEWS EVENTS
In Rialto Role
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if ; v " ,M
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Br'f'.W1'
l Found Stella Parish," which
give Kay Francis an emotionally
dramatic characterization of a tal
ented and beautiful atse star har
boring a secret of hei pest, opens a
three day run at the Rialto theatre
today.
With a fine supporting oast In
cluding fan Hunter. Paul Lukaa,
Sybil Jaoir Barton MacLane and
Jessie Ralph, the film pictures the
trying event tn the life of the
actress whose desire to protect her
daughter from tcandaJ forces her to
give up success on tht London stage
on the night of her triumphant de
but How, In the swift-moving events
that follow her departure for Amer
ica, hervtmiddled life is finally
straightened out, forma the basis of
the cllmacMc drama of the picture.
Morse. Mlldrecr Gideon, Arietta Tyrell
Leola Faber, Nina Clarke and Helen
Wilson.
Lambda Chi, literary fraternity of
the Southern Oregon Normal school,
pledged seven new members to their
organization: Thelma Benson, Rosa
Ragland. Bernlce Reames, Ivan Nye.
Margaret Knox, Frances McCoy and
Mildred Gideon.
The booster social fraternity for
men students, V. Q. R.. of the South'
em Oregon Normal school chose five
new members from the student body
for membership in their club. They
are: Johnny Pastega, Klamath Falls;
Bill Cook. Bend: Al Simpson. Eureka
FOR THREE DAYS I
to the screen!
ROSS ALEXANDER
mm
On Roxy Program
f 111
V 7
Pat O'Brien his what la unani
mously agrttrd as .Us greatest screen
role in "OH for the Lamps of China"
starting a three dy run at the Roxy
theatre today
The story of the far-reaching hold
ings of a lanre oi. company In the
Orient, the film depicts the many
ad venture and struggles the oil
company's dmploye-x undergo In
carrying on ttuir duties. Josephine
Hutchinson playj the role ot O'Brien's
wife
Cal.,: Euell Elliott, LakeMew,
Jimmy Metz, Ashland.
and
Svecla1 Communication of
Medfoi-d Lodge No. 103 A.
F. & A. M., Monday, Jan.
37th, at 130 p. m, for the
purpose of attending and conducting
the funeral of Brother John C,
Thompson. All membera are urged to
attend.
O. O. HORNER. W. M.
GEO B ALDBN, Secy.
Ore and Bullion'
Purchased
UmmI bp Stat ! CtlUwBlk
BtlaiHtkt4 not
WILDBBRG BROS.
SMELTING REFINING CO.
OfficMt 742 Mufctt St., Sab Frand
sT Plnr. Sou'h S-a FtAncixe
Thtrt)ri somathlng about
a tailor that makoiithli
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BORZAGE
Story battd on actual
IncldonK from tho
horole rocordt of tho
. U. I. Naval Acadomyl
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