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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1938. PAGE NINIC v. ) v LOCAL and PERSONAL .caves to Enlist C. E. Hlgglna left on the evening train yesterday (or Portland where he will apply tor en listment In the United Suites navy. Rosenbaum North A. S. Rosen baum made a business trip to Rose burg and vicinity yesterday. Ha re turned to Med lord last night. Crouch III J. Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger of Crater Lake national part, was confined to his home today by a alight Indisposition. , ' Railroad Men Here Transacting business In Medford today for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Pe Railway company were Lowell J. Armstrong, traveling freight and passenger agent. and Lester C. Krames, general agent, both from Portland, and Thomas E DeHoney. perishable freight agent from New York City. a&4afciAcJ AHYT1ME: On Craterian and Holly Bill Tomorrow Only THE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER OF 1935! The Greatest Urania In Years! Fiver Arrives Ueut. D. W. pt'i landed at municipal airport this noon to refuel. He was en rout from Port Lewis, near Tacoma. to Hamilton field In San Rafael, Cal. Home from Hospital Mrs. J. H D&lly, Jr., returned yesterday to her home at 830 Eaat Ninth street from Community hospital where, she has been confined. Snow at Crater Six Inches of new snow was reported at Crater Lake national park (his morning. The dally short wave radio broadcast said all roads were open. Weather today was described as clear and sunny. Class Meeting The Alpha Delta class will meet at the Christian 1 church Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock for the regular buslneas and social meeting. All members and friends are requested to be present. Meyers In Town Air. and Mrs. G. Meyers of Sardine creek spent yester day In Medford transacting business and visiting friends. They were ac companied by their children, Thais and Charles. To Conduct Meeting iMrs. Maude M. Morse of Corvallls arrived this morning to conduct a leader-training meeting In this city today In connec tion with the Oregon State college extension service. To Walla Walla C. A. Hlles, pur chasing agent fr the Southern Ore gon Sales corporation, left on the evening train yesterday for Walla Walla where he will transact busi ness. Condition Better Halph House holder, who underwent a, major op eration at Community hospital last Friday, la recovering satisfactorily, It was stated today by Dr. Edwin R. Durno, attending physician. Drill Tonight Company A and headquarters company, third bat talion, 186th Infantry, will hold their weekly drills in the Armory at S to night. Anyone desiring to enroll should report at the Armory at 7:30. Klamath Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Al Croy and daughter Zaretta, and Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Eaton and daughter Opal, all of Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Mary O. Carey of Talent were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Croy, 818 South Peach street. To Soda Springs H. C. Obye, as sistant supervisor of Rogue River na tional forest, and C. E. Sunderman. recreation foreman, left today for Dead Indian Soda Springs where they were to inspect the work being done by the ERA crew. Hull Still Confined Frank Hull, ill at his home for the past several days. Is still confined there and will be for another week at least, it was learned today. He Is Improving satisfactorily but Is not yet able to be up and about. -v'i Prom Compton Mackenzie popular novel. Katherlne Hepburn's latest pic ture, "Sylvia Scarlett," which will be at the Craterian theatre tomorrow only. Introduces a novel Idea for the star'a genius. It Is the story of a girl who, to help her erring father, turns boy and aids him and an acquaintance in rascal! ties until a sizeable Job, which ln volvea theft of Jewels from a duped maid, proves to her that her heart Is not In the business and results In theatre. Jack Holt Coming in Rialto Hit f J r ft? sr 1 Vf EDICT DOVETAILS OF MAJOR VICTORY (Continued from Page One.) torch-light parade during the night to their headquarters at Branch 1 pal. ace. where they were addressed by Vecchlo Oraal, Rome secretary of the party. FOR RENT 10-acre ranch; 3 chtcfcen houses, good 8 -room house, com pletely furnished. Fowler 8t Upp, 44 N. Riverside. CAN SAVE you money on rough dry and wet wash. Box 251, Tribune. HOIjDERS OF BONUS CERTIFICATES We have several properties which we can sell on easv terms and which can be optioned to holders of bonus certificates until certificates are cashed. BROWN t WHITE. Realtors. 104 W. Main, Medford. WHITE MSOHORN and R. I. Red breeding cockerels. Reduced prices. Mrs. R. E. Carley, Phone 314-W. changing things about for all con cerned. Hepburn'a portrayal of a boy, hur rying out of France with her father to avoid arrest, gives her fans some thing new to talk about an alto gether different Hepburn than any shown before. Cary Grant, Brian Aherne and Ed mund Qwenn have featured roles in the supporting cast. "Sylvia Scarlett" will also be shown tomorrow night only at the Holly Optometrists Meet Southern dis trict of the Oregon Optometric asso ciation met Sunday at the Hotel Med ford. Dr. Robert E. Lee read a paper on 'The Million Dollar Watch and the Ingersoll"; Dr. Lloyd Bobel of Klamath Falls presented a paper on "Light and Lighting"; and Dr. O. H. Scheete of Grants Pass gave a dis course on "Study of the Uncondition ed Reflex." Naval Man Vlftlts Donald E. Prlb- berrow, former resident of this city, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs Lee Hunter for a few days. He Is now enrolled In the school of surgery at the United States naval hospital at San Diego. Prlbberrow lived In Medford for sev eral years and was enrolled in the headquarters detachment of the CCC : for 17 months prior to his departure last November. He served here un der Capt. HJalmar T. Gentle. Specialist for CCC H. W. Andrew sen, specialist in vocational educa tion, has been assigned to the Med ford OOC district by the 9th corps area, San Francisco. He reported for duty htre yesterday and, left imme diately to attend a zone educational conference at Camp Klamath. He will visit each of the district camps and help In the development of educa tional programs, being especially In terested In the promotion of hand craft and ertcraft work. He will also assist the technical staffs in prepar ing instruction progmina. Jack Holt, popular star of adven ture films will he seen In. "Dangerous Waters," playing at the Rialto theatre tomorrow and Thursday. The story presents the red blooded triumphs of a brawny man of the sea. In many ways It parallels the recent burning of the Morro Castle, but with a far happier fate for the pnsspniiers, and a very different performance by the crew. According to advance reports, fast tempo and heart lifting action pre dominate from the first scene to the last, with excitement heightened by breath -catching happenings. Others In the cast are Robert Arm strong, Grace Bradley, Diana Gibson and Charlie Murrny. From Ashland Mr. and Mrs. I. C Erwin of Ashland called on friends In Medford Sunday evening. Here on Business Saturday busi ness visitors In Medford included Glen Cuslck of Ashland. Officer Transferred Lieut. Andrew W. Hemstreet has been transferred from Camp Bly to Camp Indian Creek. He called at CCC headquar ters here today and conferred with officers before proceeding to his new post. From Grants Pass Mr. and Mr. William J. Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Ray McLean, all of Grants Pass, were In Medford Sunday to attend a double birthday celebration at the home of Mrs. Loren Stephens, niece of Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. McLean. Mrs. Carder Back Mrs. Cora E. Carder returned Sunday morning by train from California where she had been vacationing for the past two months. While in the south she was the guest of her daughter,' Mrs. E. C. Young, and family In San Jose and of her son, Dr. Dean Carder, and fam ily in Oakland. Stated Convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 33 R A. M.. Tuesday, Feb. 18th. at 7:30 P. M. Work In P. M. & M. E. M. degrees. Visitors I GEO. ALDEN, Secy, In Hospital Recent patients at the Osteopathic cllnlo and hospital in cluded Thelma Hump ton, who under went a tonsllectomy Saturday; Mrs. C. C. Fater, tonslleotomy, Saturday; and Ray Smith, who had his tonsils removed yesterday. Named Camp Surgeon Dr. Daniel A. Forbes of Jacksonville has returned to duty wtlh the CCC as contract sur geon and has been assigned to Camp Bonanza. He was formerly associated with the organization but withdrew from the service about a month ago. Theater Men Confer F. M. Crablll. Eugene theater operator, last night visited George Hunt, Medford theater owner. He was on his way to Holly- wod and stopped here to confer with Mr. Hunt regarding the motion pic ture buslneas. L BEFORE COUNCIL1 ADDIS ABABA, Feb. 18. (AP Ethiopian War Minister Ras Mulu- gheta telegraphed to the government today a denial of Italian claims of a victory south of Makale on the north ern front. Raa Mulugheta said there were sev eral patrol skirmishes last week In which the Italians lost "heavily" and the Ethiopians suffered 31 killed and 7ft wounded. A government communique, de scribing the Italian claims of a vic tory south of Makale, and an advance of 16 miles to Amba Aradam as ab surd and Impossible, probably will be Issued tomorrow, authoritative sources said. Marlus Brophll, Irish Red Cross representative who returned recently from the north, was summoned to the palace where he signed a state ment, to be published soon, designed to show the Italian claims unreason able. FOR SALE 145-ecre farm and equip ment and stock: good buildings. Box 26, Brownsboro, Ore. FOR SALE Togge nberg springer. 431 Earhart. WANTED Small beauty shop, good location. S. Z. Roberts, Gen. Del., Medford, Ore. BBRNATS knitting yarn at reduced prices. See Miss Venlta Daley, 343 - North Grape. WE WANT PLACER OROUND Must be level, 6 to 10 ft. deep, soft bedrock, and water for small dredge. Write fully, P. O. Box 588, Medford, Ore. FOR SALE Work horses, weight 1340 and 1360. Call after 3, 113 Cottage. 33 OHEV. DeLuxe Coupe; fender well, small mileage, guaranteed every way. Priced for quick sale. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dode and Plymouth. Use Mall Tribune wuiit tds. THERE ARE many whiskies, and many men who drink them. Paul Jones is proud of iti association with men who choose their whiskey carefully, drink it moderately, and ap preciate it thoroughly. "A gentleman's whiskey since 1865" cSaul (jEyTLEMAW'S -WHISKEY SLVCE iS 6$ Yrrii 4 , aiiMi n'iii nflyrr'' T Pnl na h tlni Unifkl wlUiUtittJ thai mnm ell vUiltjt -.clcfort DiitilleriM, LouUrille ft Baltimore, maker of Paul Jones, Four Rom, Old Oiotf Pepper, Mallingly Moore all bland of straight whiikies OF COUNTY INSPECTED 10 An ordinance regulating the in stallatlon of gas and requiring li censes for dealers In gas appliances waa scheduled for probable hearing at tonight's regular meeting of the council in city hall at 7:30. It was understood also that the streets and roads committee would make Its recommendation regarding the purchase of a street sweeper. choosing between the two on which Identical bids were submitted at the previous council meeting. The rest of the business to come before the council was described as routine. fOO LATE. TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Apartment, S rooms and bath, partly lumisneo. bio a. uaic dale. TRADE Modem T-room house, gar age, near high and grade school, Cottage Grove, for Medford prop erty. Box 328, Tribune. FOR RENT Modern 3 -room apart ment. Phone 743 -M. 123 n. Holly. FOR SALE Electric Kelvlnator, cheap. Phone 696-V between 5:80 and 7, evenings. During the past week, D. A. Emer son, from the office of State Super intendent of Public Instruction C A. Howard at Salem, has been visiting all high schools In the county In the Interest of checking standardization requirements. Mr, Emerson has found 13 high school of Jackson county In very good conditio- and has made rec ommendations to the various boards in the Interest of encouraging them to keep library and scientific equip ment up to standard, and has made clear the requirements needed for gymnasium and dressing room ac commodations necessary to carry out the physical education and health program which will be well under way by the coming school year. Superintendent Howard has fur nished all districts with the new courses in health and physical edu ctalon work. Standardization of high schools Is an important matter now that the non-high school district law is m operation to make contracts for tui tion with high schools not stanaara. Inspections are carried out period ically under supervision of Dr. How ard In order that high schools may be kept up to standard and notified when necessary additions and changes are to be made In the interest of standardisation. 4 Ose Mall Tribune want ads Leading 1935 Film On Program at Roxy "The Informer," which has been voted as the outstanding feature pic ture of 1036 and has won for Victor McLaglen, its. star, enviable recognl tlon for his fine characterisation In the title rloe, cornea to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow only. Set against the exciting background of the Irish Free State, during those hectic days of political Intrigue when an Irish sympathizer's life was not worth a plugged cent If the British learned of his sympathies, "The In former" tells the story of a man who "sold out" his best friend for a few paltry dollars and the torment In which he found himself after realiz ing the terrible deed he had per formed. Heather Angel, Preston Foster, Mar got Grahame and Wallace Ford have featured roles. . Malta Commandery No. 4, K. T.. meets stated con clave, Masonic Temple, Ashland. Wednesday, evening, Feb. 10. Brief business routine; Red Cross and Malta degrees. All Sir Knighte Invited to attend. E. L. LENOX, Commander, W. H. DAY. Recorder. FOR SALE OR RENT Several- fine modern homes and acreages In Cen tral Point. Can be bought like rent. Also modern 5-room house at 832 W. 12th St. See Obert O. Hanson or write Box 136, Central Point. Ose Mall Tribune want ads MODERN WOMEN Ntid NotSufftf mnnthlypain and delay duo to rouu.nrrvdui iinun, etnas urn or umiisr caums. Chi-ctirs-trn Diamond Hrand 1'ilUnrt jfleoUv, rellftnlenn'UiveUuJck Ktlltl. Hold by ii uruKRiAMi ior ovrr loynira. aw rot 'THI DIAMOND f SAND' , Shows II imt 1:43 II i 1:43-9:00 II 1 Adults 25 Klddles-IDr Tomorrow and Thursday! THEY MADE HIM CAPTAIN OF A DEATH SHIP! Full Steam Ahead! They lent him tail ing with the woman he loved ... on a hip doomed to a watery grave . . . and himself to prison if he aurvivod! DANCE livery Wednesday Mia ORIENTAL GARDENS Hall Small Men 2S(i HynRP's Orch. Ladles 10c SALES MEN SALESLADIES All or Part Time Make Five Dollars a Day or More diving away premiums Introducing ft line that sells on sight. Experience not really necessary to make this money. Opportunity given to those making good for a permanent connection at a high compensation. Men call at 0:30 a. m. Ladles at 2 p. m. Wednesday, Mr. Becson, Rm. 909 Allen Hotel. Mats . . !3cl Eves . . .13c I Kiddies 10c B Wed. Only !p r1 ill She Plays at Being a Boy! i ii -w m m M i i A -" s with Robert Armstrong I J positive Dana Gibson ,- T0Mir'1 GRACE Ay 1 .Dangeroui" 4 jiiC 4 I Hi 7 . , . and what a boy he makea ! And what 'a glamorous woman he becomes ... in this story of petty crooks and great loves ! KALUBT? with Cary GRANT Brian AHERNE Edmund GWENN Nstalit PALEY Also tomorrow night only at THEATRE hi Hurry I Tonight Is Your Last Chance to See J Lily Pons in 'I Dream too Much' Starts Thursday! Yea ranejpecti new entertainment experience WARNER f. w -v- ALICE FAYE IE JACK OAKIE Arline Judge Tats Waller Mona Barrie Kenny Bakor
