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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDIO) HP. OKF-flON, THURSDAY. FEBRUAgYJJ.JMft PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL from Ashland H. U Claycomb of Ashland wa among business visitors la Med ford yeaterday. Veljht In Ashland Sam Velght tu among tbOM transacting busl neae In Ashland ytrday. Transact Business Transacting trualness In Ashland Tuesday was Gal Gereval of this city. To Corrallls Orland B. Hardy left on tha evening train yesterday for Corvalll where he will make a brief business) rlalt. Med ford Visitors Mlta Lucille Pe roazl and Mrs. Kenneth Wllahlre of Aabland were business callers In Med ford yesterday. Mrs. Watklns Recovers Mrs. Edna Watklns. 1016 Court street, who his been confined to Community hospital for treatment, has been discharged to return to her home. t Ashland Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John William and Mrs. Alice Berk ley of Ashland were visitors at the home of Mrs. Annie Oould of Phoenix, Sunday. Barr Improving Harry Barr was reported well on the way to recovery today following a major emergency operation last week at Community hospital. Here for Meet Clyde Nellls and Bud Oandee of Ashlsnd were buslnes visitors here Tuesday night, attend ing a sales meeting of the Shell Oil company. To Butte Falls Karl L. Jano'uch, supervisor of the Rogue River na tional forest, left today on an in spection trip to South Fork and Butte rails. Townsend Meeting Townsend club No. 1 will hold Its regular semi monthly meeting Friday at 7:30 p m., at K. p. hall. Fifth and North Grape streets. All members are urged to attend. Visits In Ashland Mrs. Lucie Kolan of Loatlne, Ore., who la (pending a month's vacation In Med ford at he home of her mother, Mrs. N. S. Oat- man, was a guest of Mrs. Beatrice Scheurman In Ashland today. Visitors Home Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Dray of Youngstown, Ohio, left this morning after an overnight atop in Medford where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. will Brooks. They are returning to their home. Return Rome Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam B. Rlnes returned to their home In Yakima, Wash, yesterday morning after spending the past few days here, called by the death of Mrs. Rlnes' father. Volney Dixon. Return from South Mr. and Mrs. Charles wood returned Tuesday even ing from Sacramento where they at tended a convention of Daughters of the Nile. They were accompanied by Mrs. T. P. Franco of Ashland. To Crater lake J. Carlisle Crouch, ohlef ranger and acting superintend ent of Crater Lake national park, left yesterday afternoon for the mountain resort where he was to Inspect prop erty and personnel. He waa expected back tonight. Attend Meeting Those from Ash land attending the "Ashland night' evangelistic meeting at the Baptiat ehureh Tuesday evening included Mr. and Mrs. WUIard Buch, Mr. and Mrs, O. H. Bailey, Mlas Mae Hartwell, Mrs. D. Braymer and Mlas Eva Plap. Draws Fine Paul Fitzgerald was hl morning fined 18 In city court on his plea of guilty to a charge ox being Intoxicated In a public place Edward R. Goodwin was released on 10 ball after being arrested similar oharge. Visits Mother Mrs. Ollbert Beath of Klamath ralla arrived in Medford the first of the week to be with her mother. Mr. H. E. Robinson, who underwent a goitre operation at Sacred Heart hospital Tuesday and 1 reported to be recuperating satisfac torily. Mr. Beath will remain here for a abort time to assist with ac tivities of the Lost River company' local offices. Ilda Williams North Dr. B. C. Wll son left this morning for Portland to take Mlw nda Williams of 734 West Eleventh street to the tuber cular sanitarium for treatment. Last week Miss William' name waa con fused with that of the 13-year-old Nelda William of Talent, who was taken to the Shrine hospital in Port land for treatment of the after effect of lnfantle paralyaia. Chamber Nominees Fourteen members have been nominated to serve as director of the Ashland Chamber of Commerce by preliminary ballot. Of these, seven are to elected, the ballots to be returned to chamber headquatera by 5 o'clock to morrow so they may be tallied prior to a board meeting Monday noon George W. Dunn and Dr. R. L. Burdse, wbose terms expire Marrh 1. were re nominated. Other nominated were Homer Billings, Psul R. Flnnell. I. R. Frldegar. O. M. Green. J. H. Hardy, . w. Heard. 0. M. Lltwiller, T. L O'Harra. Fred Taylor, Paul Taylor, Wirt Wrlrht and Clyde Tom. Returning East Howard O. Thane. COC enrollee from Ohio, will leave tonight for Fort Haves, Ohio, where he will receive medical treatment. SPECIAL SPEAKERS Special ipcalcers and music throughout the day will feature the World Day of Prayer meeting, start ing tomorrow at 10 o'clock In the morning at the First Methodist church, to be observed by the Wo men's Missionary federation of Med ford and vicinity. Each church In the federation will have some part In the program. A large attendance is anticipated. as each church will strive to have the largest representation. Meetings. which will continue throughout the day. are onen to the public, and invitation Is extended everyone, whether or not a member of any church of the federation. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. TO PRESENT PLAY Plans for presenting a one-act Dlav on the Hew Deal will be per fected at a special meeting of the Young Democrats club of Jsckson countv at headquarters on West Main street at 8 o'clock tonight. Cast for the play will be selected and time and place for presentation decided. The skit will be directed by Its author. Mrs. Edward Kelly, now visltinz here at the home of her husband's parents. Col. and Mrs. E. E. Kelly. The playlet waa produced recently In Portland, where Mrs. Kelly resides, and was considered so successful that it is now being presented oy Democratic clubs In all parts of the countrv. Jack Murray, new president 01 m Young Democrats club, will preside for the first time at tonight's meet' Ing. The suave, the debonair George Ar ts, as plain hobol There's a situa tion to make the screen world won der, confronting a contradiction In terms. And yet. strange aa It may seem. It Is precisely the role the pol ished "first gentleman of the screen" has chosen for rla new picture, "Mis ter Kobo," coining Sunday to the Craterlan theater. Mister Hobo" present Arllss without the usual panoply of grand manners. His famous monocle waa AUXILIARY TO STAGE I An exceedingly smooth and success ful dress rehearsal was staged last night by the Fraternal Order of Eagles auxiliary which will present "Lulu- Cotton Pickers," a minstrel show. Knights of Pythias hall at 8 o'clock tonight. Dr. William F. Roney was sum ctently recovered from a minor leg Injury to fill his role as end man and he will be In the cast tonight. The first half of the program la starlight minstrel show, while the second half la a burlesque of "ama teur radio night" done In black-face The auxiliary will use the proceeds to carry on It charitable work. LEAP YEAR DANCE AT EAGLES HALL F A novel lean year dance will conducted by Crater Lake aerie 3093 Fraternal Order of Eagles, tomor row night, it was announced t-nm morning by John Hyde, chairman of the entertainment committee The dance will commence at s.uu o'clock, following regular meetings of the lodge and the auxiliary, and Dvntea orchestra will supply the music. "No man will be allowed to ask for a dance," atated Hyde, "as this will be the ladles prerogative tomor' row.' Anv man asking a lady for dance will be fined." he continued Hvde further pointed out that will be four years before the lsdles will have this opportunity sgaln. and hoped that the dance will be the biggest the Eagles nave stagea in long time. Special Communication of Medford Lodge No. 103. A. F. & A. M . Friday, Feb. 38. 7:30 p. m. Work in E. A. degree. Visitor Invited. Horner, W. M. ODO, ALDEN, Secy. George Arliss Coming in Hobo Role c A V 'y Mat wkl' It . Til" Kimnaan put In moth bnllsl His tailor was told to take a vacation I His . . . well you get the Idea here being conveyed that for a picture with Arllss as a hobo, nothing more waa needed but the seedy duds of a gentleman of the road . . . one of those happy go-lucky wights who prefer to be on the go, taking potluck where they find it making a night of it In someone's barn, and either relishing a hand-out or cooking up a mess of somebody's eggs . . somebody's spuds . . , some' body's provender. In Roxy Comedy r it Wheeler and Woolsey are at the Roxy theattr today and tomorrow In The Rainmakers," witn oorotny loo back with the boys again, romancing with Bert wheeler while he does his best to queer Woolsey'a weather, making. OnRialto Bill Use Mail Tribune want ads. False Teeth Stay Put Pasteeth. a new Improved powder. keeps plates from dropping or slip ping. No gummy, pasty feeling. Sweetens breath. Gives real teeth comfort all day. Praised by people and dentists everywhere. Avoid wor ry. Get Pasteeth at your druggist. rnree sires. GRANTS PASS AUTOIST FINED FOR SPEEDING Irving Robert Condlt of Oranl Paaa, charged with violating the basic peed law, waa fined i and cost In Justice court yesterday, upon a plea of guilty. A state policeman wa driving to hla home on North Rlveiald avenue Tueaday night when Condlt flashed by. traveling 50 miles per hour in residential zone. It waa claimed. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Apartment. 8 room and bath, light and hot mater rurnian ed. Frigldalre. 810 S. Oakdale. WANTED Piss, weight Stat price In reply. Tribune. to 75 lba. M L, Mall FOR RENT e-room furnished house. st 821 N. Central, sst.so per montn, water furnished. WILL PARTY ho took Quaker lunch cloth by mistake from wurta tsnop Thursday morning please phon 40C-J-1. LEA VI NO Chairs (50c and tl.OO), lamp, screen, mattross, cupboard. 511 Ea.t Main. WANTED To rent or buv Master's Electric Incubator. 1031 W. 8th St. AUCTION SALE Saturday, Feb. 39th. at the Sale pavilion in North Med ford. Poultry, tools, lots of furni ture. uual run of livestock. So. Oregon Livestock Auction. Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer. FOR SALE OR TRADE Console Vlc trola and 3-A Eastman kodak with ease, tripod; Corona portable type writer and case. Will trade all or part for nous, cows, wood or grsln. Bostwlck. Box 40, DeBarr Ave. FOR SALE Complete household fur nishings for 5-room home. 245 No. Grape. WANTED Men'a laundrv, washed and Ironed. 75c dozen. Tel. 503-J. 30 FORD Sport Coupe. A-l eondltljn throughout, only H85.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. FOR BALE Fresh milk goat. Hanlln, 311 Perrydale. FOR SALE Buza-aaw In good condi tion, or will trade. 503 Maple. FOR RENT 4-room house In Phoe nix, i, acre ground, 10. Attractive home near Junior high, wood cir culating heater, $30. Other homes at Medlord and vicinity from 14 up. 126 E. Main. Phone 1&5, or 1147-W after 5 p. m. RUMMAGE Saturday. Women'e and men'a clothing. Some cheap children's coat. Open 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. 349 South Riverside Ave. Schilling fij tie lie ale flavor never bakes out F) ,i CL, nor freeze out Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Ni mutter how manv medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial Irritation, you can et relief now witn ureomuisiou. LpriniiR trouble mav be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance Witn anyuiing leaa man slon, which goes right to the seal of the trouble to aid nature t soothe and heal the Inflamed mem branes as the germ-laden phlegix Is loosened and expelled. Even If other remedies navt 'ailed, don't be discouraged, youi Iruggist is authorized to guarantei Jreomulslon and to refund youi noney If you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle 3et creomulslon tight now. (Adv.. Starts Today A TON OF THRILLS FROM THE LAND OF TEN TON BEASTS!1 You'll talk about it till the day you die ! FRANK BUCK'S Tou never can tell about tomor row's weather, and you never can tell what that surprising man, "Brlng- Em.Back-Allve" Frank Buck, will do next. Now he's bsck again this time from the iundle of the Malay penin sula and northern India and he nas brought an Interesting and thrilling movie record of his adventure. The picture Is "Fang and Claw." which start a three day run at the Rlalto theater today. This film should appeal to men. women and children alike with Its many hair-breath escapes '.nd the exciting capture of various care ani mals. Frank Buck ahowa and tells you In his own words Just how ne outwits and captures birds, animals and reptiles, from the gotgeously beautiful bird of paradise to the great Bengal tiger. A. Ba correctly corseted In O. O. FLUS 15 N n out ILES OF EY TUBES KIDN Wfdieal aotneriues acre w ''"' " ,Te,ntaiB IS MILES of til. T tubes 01 JTtS whieli kelp t jwrif, tk. klood ar,i kp TO" beallhT. Kldo.rl should OTPtT Vlu and so ft rid ef nra thaa I HERE IT IS! - THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE AND A LIFETIME OF LAUGHS! LITTLE JACK HORNER SAT IN A CORNER AFTER EATINO A IAISE PIECE OF III HI STUCK IN HIS THUMP, AND PUUED OUT A TUM, (which hi aiways rsrr in his vtsT rocuT foa just such vitc,inju H.da.r pasaakes wit scanty ."wont to, burnln and diatomfort. tk. el kidnr nbtt mr ai Shml m- This , aisnal aiav be U btainoint of a Im backataa. I Wias. Ion of pfPand .jTrrr, .nln op aishta. rwllla. poJBaeM Sow U- r and aiaalaeee. Soa't wait. Aik roar dmirlal for COA.VS P1LIS. v-4 anfriful,v by rail. Iloni for or 0 vara. Th.T '.annj M li-V-1 ai k.di tulxa, M Osw I tiii. WHY MILLIONS CARRY TUMSI 1 iTIXIONS tw know the tmtrt tWnt h to 1 iv. catty a roll ol luira, aiwayt. n-artnum, m, aratf other tymptom ol icx .ndnTfton have I habit eionirrinE at vntxprnrxi nrrn. You dm t M1 to arencn i yrwr itomach with 1 Sanh alkaiiaa nmrd may maite 11 itntwncr rwaro cia wi,Miwvi ftrtr. Tun, a ff-al artfritife ad- nrKcrmnL, contain no aoda or oilvr ilJcalpf. Intuad a worvjvtful antacid that urapiy nru jiiits atorrjich cd:ty, the balance paauny XJt O tne onrir itvru ri'anni wni -ujj. Ocij 10c a tvii ti a roti in yom pocket now rOHTHl TUWMY VI I I A I tukj an ANtaciO . i let. nreomuision ngnt now. vn-uv.. i v -'J( I IP nipsmmnnii jjpi.uii.uu,sJsaiijisBPaeeraaaammm I . n iarPawaiaMPrMayfcWjiil m isamaMaaaammmmml For 3 Days! iMlil a- tt S VV X3r UyJV Y V an Artist uodei by I breathless camera recora ctheiwyn b Bom.nn. J?W of man against the angry I f I tW?- lunglel . . . filmed In the I vrl 'ace ' SMrfden death to I! iTi V A'iTI sir bIv ou the thrl" ol g4iaV f?1S?J W llfetlmel I t i i r -J feSt PERILS NEVER BEFORE loday andrnday ' photocraphedi I A Comedy Cloudburst! adventures beyond l.i,l,.l,.aJJII.u m p$&Pfi BELIEF! JUN6LE MVS I! STT VW TERIES WHOSE VERY " Ur " JZA POSSIttlLlTT W A v-" 1 . Aa.ie.iri, M I fcv fSSJL DOUBTED UNTIL S ttS -An -.tJ.r V I F FRANK BUK SAW AND rMMi y I S few captured these ter., 40fm N f 'v F$$2j ' R'FIC SCENES! i -Ti,t f MisiiW-y - I ond d.llrlou.l , M r 'AKiX!Ui-4..' V I f-7i n,.,.'. . oei sf 1 1 1 -r rW. AUDCD (-1111111 HI HIM TS I HitA I WiS oMh. rolnbowl II p....,.. iOB... ... Jil TrAl I RXin " I I t3sy Mces in ouayurmu v I "w aanaTUU I per I I . I Vii LasA. I '1 r uunuini i I NOVELTY . . . Biwoltnib I I ki'V Uerton Churchill 1 1 1 .Vt ajsSK I K0HS2IJLHJI ) . mmf tj ippj 1 1 ,t 0m?m-i'- m " ai i . 'wa.p! ail J.um'Hl tWi'!!.apiy iw,,iw.aiim j.numr.rj.nii l l ,j uaian iihiihiiim UAT-mwiv- m.mi.ai.iliaai -" ' """t yry " - i - -!V S v i - v. 4 y A. ' ' STARTS ' rtYfZl Here's the greatest comedy of this or any other V am year! Girls galore and laughs aplenty . . . sway V TT ' Jjr to the rhythm of the season's liveliest tunes . . . i ' JnmM thrill to the moanin' low of Ethel Merman . . . ' sft- -0ir&M, f Parkyakarkus in the nearest seat for two hours - jjj ETHEL MERMAN SALLY EILLKb PARKYAKARKUS nd th. GORGEOUS GOLDWYN GIRLS Allllin SCREEN TREAT! MAJOR BOWES' AMATEURS PIX. flRAIIAM MaeNAMEf KF.W8REEI, HtarElht! ling "Firtt You Hav W high, nn you Har M Shows at 1:40 6:45 9:00 Mats . 25c Eves . , a 35o Kiddies . . 10c POTAlAKATIYl. t
