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PAOE SEVT5N George Arliss, in New Delightful Role Stars in Craterian Picture Today MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY. MARCTT 1. 1936. VETERAN STAR HAS INTERESTING PART IN LATE RELEASE i Departing from th usual trap i pings of grandeur and glamour which ' have pervaded moat of hla screen ehsracters. Oeorga ArlUa. In hl j -v latest film play, "Mr. Hobo." open i ting a three-day run at the Craterlan Si' theater today, portraya the genial knight of the open road, genuinely In love with h! vocation. - "Spike" and hla paj, "Flit." go the length and breadth of the coun tryside, turning a penny here ana !' there at the tinker's trade. They ' wind up. through a comedy of r ' rors, and the coincidence of a alml I' larlty of names, aa proprietors of " great bank. But old "Spike" cant ' atay put. The lure of the road beck : - ona and eventually the two old fel I; lows give up all the luxury and so i clal position and return to the hobo Ute. On Wednesday only, one of uw ' most widely praised of the current ' comedy-romances now on the screen will be at the Craterlan lor tln and evening shows also at the Holly theater for the evening shows only ' The picture Is "If ?ou Could Only Cook." featuring among the leads ' Herbert Marshall. Jean Arthur and Leo Carrlllo. When previewed here a few weeks ago. all who saw It were unanimous in their praise of this light-hearted. ) merrily diverting film entertainment. It shows Marshall aa owner of buge auto concern, tremendoualy interested In the new streamlining. . kAM hrir hv an ultra- , conservative board of directors. To forget his troubles, ns ut sir of a man out of s job and on i. a...u fiviH. Jean Arthur Who really is out of work. Together the two apply for the poatUons of cook and butler In Leo Carina mansion and there. In ono rapidly moving comedy sequence afteT an .. i. hom. which takes OWlCl, many hilarious turns before It is worked out saiisiacrotuy. f 00 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR BENT Apartment, s rooms and bath, lights and hot water furnlah ad, Frlldalre. 810 8. OakdUe. 100 ACRES TURKEY CHICKEN M 000.00 ONLY ta60.OO CASH Opportunity raps at your door again. 2 miles from Medford. 40 acres good alfalfa, clover or corn iwn fine pasture xor iureye or - MfftHnn. Running wat er on place, all fenced with woven wire fence. ow oasn rent. Would make good buainess io oatlon for auction house, garage service station or. some such busi ness. J. C ' Phons 810-Y , BARNES 30 N. Peach St BBNT-Desirble ft-room house ood- ... ...Hn. OHA W. Jackson. POB SALE Alfalfa hay. R. V. BaU Be all Lane. Phone 356-R-U. FOR SALE 1 acre on King highway. ft . VAtisa ham rhlck- moaern -- - en house, has lots ol berrlee, can be Bougnt on eay wh . . one to six acre, some ImproT- i- jnA n aim invhrtv emeni uui w rORSALE Hardle SOO-gallon aprayor -also new spry iww. w chards. Phone oo-j-. TOR SALE 80 acres River bottom land; lo acres cuiuvawa, hi.dv . 1 1 . V..a If la. BrM W&teT Tltfht. 1"A miles from highway. Close to sroro swiu r. , - ti,.,. Hffrtwvi hv fire. ThLa oan be bought for 600. Oaw-tlmber on It valued at WOO. 4.7 ACRES clow to town, good brooder, plenty fruit lor family. iiaw. very easy irrua. 6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE near Peach St. school, going at 1000. Easy terms. B. J. PALMER 1 Space Palmer Music Store HAVE fine Q-tube radio, perfect con dltlon. Will trade for good used piano. Box 780. Tribune. SO FEET 11-lnch: 300 feet 10-lnch; 100 feet 8-lnch hydraulic pipe. S0c ft. Box 655, Tribune. T?2TDTOANT Coupe. Will sell wry ressonsble. 1928 Dodge Coupe, new rubber. Lewis Super Service. CAR RADIO New Motorola 8-tube. ovrhesd .pesker. Original price 8740. Now 54 50. Terms to suit. Lewis Super service. VSTO CAR RADIOS fleveral low as J19. Easy terms. Lewis Super Serv ice. PHONE 969-R for re-upholsterlna;. rs flnishlng. re-gluellMt. Thlbault. Cor. Wabash snd Rldgeway ron RENT 4 brand new S-roora apartment. Modern, private bath Newly furnished overstuffed. Contin uous hot water. Priced right. 378 South Central. rOR RENT Houae . cast aids, does In. modern. 4 bedrooms, large front room, dlnlnff room, hardwood floora. Phone 78-J. , TOR PENT 8-room furnished home. 408 tjjrth Ivy street, near Junior hlh. Hardwood rioors, fireplace, oil Heatrola. electric range. 35. Includ ing water. Chas R. Ray. Realtor. Medford building. Phone 103. FOR SALE 4-room attractive bun galow, two bedrooms, unfurnlihed, paved street. 81500. Terms If de sired. Located 1138 West Ninth St Phone Harold Brown, 1870, or Crlr' Ry. 303 Ore ancl BulHor Purchased rt,Y,M ttot WILD B ERG BROS. SMELTING ft REFINING CO. O&w 74J Mufcit St.,Sjui FiadM Pltne South Saa Fi "Ceiling Zero" Coming Thursday l' P ! t sr. lit That Inimitable film team ol James Cagney and Pat O'Brien, who made such outstanding hits In "The Irish In Us," "Devil Dogs of the Air." and other pictures, are again co-starred In "Celling Zero." which will be shown at the Craterlan the ater, beginning Thursday. Cagney, O'Brien and Stuart Er- wtn have the roles of the three bud dies. O'Brien Is superintendent oi flyers at a western airport where Erwlo Is a pilot. Cagney Is the most spectacular aviator of them all and Pat gets him to Join their forces. June Travis, a newcomer to tne screen. , has the leading feminine role, that of an air hostess. T OF Y 'Twenty-four Boy Scouts of the local nine troops, will-appear before the Medford district court of honor Monday evening, March 3. at the county court house," according to Don Newbury, district court of honor chairman. "Ranks from second class on through candidacy for the coveted Eagle rank will be presented to the Scouts representing the following troops: 3, 5. 7, 8, 16, 17, 18, Gold Hill; Eagle Point, 36; Jacksonville, and 40 Central Point, according to the latest reports from Scout headquarters last night. Troops 36 of Jacksonville and 8 of Medford will compete for the honor of having the largest percentage of troop members appear for awards. Troop 18 stlU has a possibility to take the lead, seemed to be the consensus of opinion between a group of local leaders discussing the March court of honor Saturday evening at headquar ters. "Three of the local troops will be singled out and presented citations from the national council for carrying out the traditions of Scouting in the highest degree during the past year. These troops are 18 of Eagle Point, sponsored by the Eagle Point Grange, under the scoutmastershlp of E. A. Walton snd Troop Commlttteman A- mm AHYT1ME: . KIDOIK3 J Starts Today--3 Days At 1:30-3:00-8:45-9:00 Glamorous Joan-. -More Glamorous Than Ever! Added Betty Boop Cartoon "A Mntuace All My Oan' 'The Saar" at Newt (! Mi li' :. -w .AV ple'scrap k B;P,e,t '" " - v-. mancel Joan 1" VI ft as the girl f. 'Y'.i. r - J tit had jj ? everyt hlni XaJ.-5 mnn,7 ronlrt J huv except J - her kind of ' "-.." -V a i kj viuiii(iMaawarw " v"' -- t aVaMaBBsfaBBfSBBBfwaBaai Cagney la a devil with the ladles and makes a play for the pretty hostess, although he knows she 1 engaged to a fellow pilot, a part plaj'ed by Henry Wadsworth. In order to keep an engagement with the hostess. Cagney gets his friend. Er- wln, to take his run for him. Erwln does so. runs Into a terrific fog and is killed. Cagney Is completely broken uP. and when an order comes through to send Wadsworth out In a terrific storm, he sees an opportunity to make amends. He knocks Wadsworth on the head In order to save him for June, and makes the run him self, which he knows will result In certain death. Woodrlch, chairman: 18. meeting at the Howard school, under the spon sorship of the Medford Active club, and scoutmastered by Harold L. Lar sen, with Earl A. SlmB as chairman of the troop committee and recently raToday G-MAN OF THE i-lflfflFfifa I -Mil I 8:45-9:oo .ifaiJaaB. 1 T 1 Klddles-lOc I S3 frf Jrf0" 1 iiriiiiSMiir"1 A m '' ' imr IDMUMD erf1?i EDMUND L 0 UJ E SOTIIEI.il AnnF.n shorts! Mulral-Comedyl Mela noodelle s F.srl Oxford Fred l.ljnt ner Nell Kelly In Novelty "Seeing Nellie Hnmf SEWS ; 1 On Rialto Bill Rfttinltiwl ftffnln In m comnletelV new Idea for a motion picture. Ed-, mund Lowe, versatile leading man, and the blonde star. Ann Sothern. appear in the exciting comedy-drama "Qrand Exit." which plays at the Rialto theater today and Monday. Lowe Is seen In the picture as an alert and ingenious fire Imur an investigator who aolvea a series of incendiary fires snd cspturea a villainous firebug. Miss Sotnern's role Is that of an attractive but mysterious young woman who nas a strange habit of knowing where the next blase will occur and of being there at the crucial moment. A lot has been aald about tnu film, which la the first motion picture to deal with Incendiaries (fire-setters) snd their death-dealing felonies. "Grand Exit" reveals not only the manner In which fire Insurance companies protect mem selves sgalnst campaigns of crime, but aim the means in which these O-Men of the fire fighters have of tracking down firebugs ana or -termlnlng' where each fire etarted and by which means. nnxlnw Stevens is also csst In one of the lesds with Lowe and Miss Sothern. appointed secretary of lbs Medford riut.rirt committee executive board. and Troop 8, under the sponsorship of the Washington school p.-t. a.. with Jack Heyland scoutmaster and L. D. Jones, troop committee chair man. The special citations will be for "High Adventure." 'Brotherhood.' Service.' 'Good Appesrance" and for Scout Trained Citizenry Achlevel ments.' "This presentation will be the and Monday!) FIRE FIGHTERS! with Onslow Stevens Russell Hicks Hr 8tory that ii ai different in theme u it it thrilling in entertain- Stars at Roxy Joan Crawford Is starred at the Roxy theater In "I Live My Life" which opens a three-day run today. The story of a madcap heiress with too much money and time on her hands, the picture Is a merry ro mantic adventure with Brian Aherne as the young geologist who haa his own Ideas of love. Frank Morgan and Mine MacMahon have featured roles In the supporting cast. highlight of the evening," according to our newly appointed Scout execu tive, Irving P. Beesley, who will act as clerk of the court of honor. "All Scouts, Scouters, parents and friends are especially invited to this session of the district court of honor which will begin promptly at 8 p. m. fol lowing the board of review for all Scouts achieving awards beginning at 7 p. m.," said Mr. Newbury. County Firefighters To Meet at Jville Th Southern Oregon Firefighters association will hold a regular month ly meeting In Jacksonville tomorrow night with Roy Elliott, president, In ohange. - The business meeting will be pre ceded by dinner to be served at 7 o'clock In the Grange hall by the women of the Jacksonville Orange. Medford volunteers are asked by Chief Elliott to meet at the local fire hall at 0:30 so that all may go to Jacksonville In a group. Wed. Only A lovable, laughable eicapade in love . delightfully daring I "If You Could Only Cook" Willi JMN ARTIHR IIKKHF.RT MARSHAL!. LEO CARIM.O Show Today 1:45 3:15 6:45 - 9:00 1 Z'" ! i w ft UNIFORM LAW FOR F Plans for a model, uniform ordi nance for cities approving civil ser vice for itremen at the special Janu ary 31 election were drawn at a meeting held In Eugene Friday under sponsorship of the League of Oregon cities, It was stated yesterday by Prank P. Parrell, city attorney, who represented Medford at the confer ence. League experts from Portland at tended the meeting and will draw up the ordinance In accordance with Vie wishes of the city representatives present, Mr. Fnrrell said. He did not consider It likely that the ordi nance would be ready In time lor consideration at Tuesday's meeting of the Medford council. Cities represented at the confer ence were Medford, Eugene, Bend, Albany. Baker and La Grande. NSANITY PLEA E SEATTLE, Feb. 39. (TV- Percy 0 Coryell, 75. pleaded Innocent by rea son of Insanity to first degree mur der charges In connection with the fatal shootings of Richard E. Mor ris, attorney, and V. M. Lalgo. Morris' Filipino client. In a lawsuit dispute The lawsuit Involved stock In a Jose phine county, Oregon mining prop erty. My personal attention given to all watch repairs, factory style workman ship, reasonably priced and thorough ly guaranteed. Jno. W. Johnson. Use Matl Tribune want ads. Starting Today for Three Days! Hero's a new Arliss for you ... in his most down-to-earth . . . up-to-the-minute rolel George Arliss AS A LOVABLE VAGABOND A completely new personality ... Arliss without his monocle ... without the trap pings of grandeur and glamour ... A happy-go-lucky rolling stone . . . gallant in rags . . . happy . . . philosophical . . . humorous ... in a modern comedy drama. EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTIONS Your favorite screen ntar in Technicolor musical revue PIRATE PARTY ON CATALINA ISLE "The West Point of the South" News Events 1 twniaajni I ill - I' NQUIRIES FLOOD C OF C ABOUT WILD "I'm thinking of going Into the wild horse business." That's the way A. H. Banwell was thinking yesterday. The reason he was thinking that way was this: News haa been spread far ana wide, through the newspapers about a projected round-up of wild horses that have been raising havoc on ranches and range land of the Apple- gats section. The round-up will be made when and If the U. 8. forest service obtains permission from the county court. It Is estimated there are from 75 to 100 hcrses In -the wild band. Well, that doesnt explain why Mr. Banwell was thinking yesterday of going Into the wild horse busi ness. So let's go on with the story. Mr. Banwell, it Is an open secret. is manager of the Jackson County Chamber of commerce. For a week he haa been consulted dally by half a dozen men who want the Job of rounding up the wild horses. Every day a new half dozen hsve come Into his office. They are all expert cowboys, or so they say. They are the only onea who know how to round up wild horses, or so they say. As If that were not enough Mr. Banwell has been jetting dozens of letters from sll parts of the west. The letter writers want to know all about the wild horses. Some want to get the round-up Job, some want to get a few of the horses xor noin Ing or for a cowboy ballad, which la next to nothing. Well, that's why Mr. Bsnwell was thinking yesterday of. going Into the wild horse business and If the reason ,lsn't quite clear yet the best, thing Is to talk to Mr. Banwell about It. He'd be delighted to talk about wild horses. IN PULPIT TODAY The Rev. Dr. Walter A. Squires, former Medford resident and now pastor of the Ivanhoe church In Visalla, Cal.. will be guest preacher at the Presbyterian church here to day. At the 1 1 o'clock service Dr. Squires will give a sermon on "The Call of God to Great Achievements la the Field of Religious Education." At 0:30 he will give a special talk for the young members of the church and at 7:30 preside over an evening service. Dr. Squires lived In Medford for three and a half years. He attended the old Washington school and was graduated from Medford high school when the late N. L. Nsrregan was principal. For more than 13 years he was sasoclated with the Board of Chris tian Education and In carrying on his work traveled all over this coun try and In many foreign lands. He Is the author of 16 religious books. Dr. Squires wilt be the week-end guest of Walter Fraeer Brown. Georgia "Dictator" Ousts Another Foe ATLANTA. Feb. 39. (AP) Gov ernor Eugene Talmadge, awaiting court tests of the financial "dic tatorship" he has bulwarked with millions In cash, ousted another ln-tra-party opponent from office to day. " Marlon Smith, chairman of the state university system board of re gents, who served aa attorney for Interests attacking the governor's one-man control of state funds, re moved. Talmadge named David I. (Red) Barron, former Georgia Tech foot ball star, to succeed Smith. 4 Use Mall Tribune want ads. 4 Thursday The first great drama of peacetime aces bluing new air trails "CEILING ZERO" With JAMES CAOXFT PAT O'BRI EN BTIART MUVIN - KM? Y "WW' . W 7 ' "!n. UL Eves 2Co Mats - - 35o Kiddies - - 10c
