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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE, MEUKOHD. OREOON. FRTDAY, MARCH 6. 1936 PAGE THIRTEEN LOCAL and From Ashland Ralph X. Kooser, Ashland councilman, ni a Medford business visitor Thursdsv. From Central Point Business vls Itori In Medford yesterday Included Mrs James Cummlngs, Mrs. Jonn Cah and Ned Cash of central Point. Tfllson North B. M. Wilson left on the evening train yeaterday for Por land where be will spend a short time transacting business. Attends Banquet J. 8. Jordan of Ashland was among Medford visitor Wednesday evening, coming to at tend a business banquet. Day North County Judge Earl B. Day was among passengers on the northbound train last evening, leav ing to transact business In Portland. Snowmen Meeting Rogue Snowmen will hold a meeting In the Jackson County Olismber of Commerce at 7:30 tonight. Brewer Back C. M. Brewer, presi dent of the California Oregon Power company, returned thla.mornlng from Portland where he made a short busi ness visit. rlubs Hear Sneakers Members of the Medford and Ashland Active clubs met Wednesday evening in Ashland, at which time the University of Ore gou speaking team talked to the group on various phases of propa ganda. Chorus Rehearsal The Teachers' chorus will hold a rehearsal In the courthouse auditorium at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and not at 2 p. m. as announced yesterday. Esther Church Leake, director, will be In charge. The chorus la preparing for a spring recital. Teachers to Meet The Intermedi ate Teachers council will meet In the Jackson county courthouse audito rium at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Florence Hunsaker, president. In charge. Miss Virginia Hales, faculty member of the Southern Oregon Nor mal school, will give a talk on folk games. Building Acquired The Medford Pharmacy building at the southeast corner of East Main street and South Central avenue has been acquired by W. H. Fluhrer In a series of trades. It waa learned today. The building was owned formerly by Mrs. Ors, Bar nett. who now resides In Pasadena, Cal. DAN C E SAT. NITE ORIENTAL GARDENS Bud Dynge's Band featuring Dinty Moore at the Drums! Rube's Old Timers In the Small Hall! 2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION Me and the boys are responsible A VTA WTVIJf ui vjp t&Fl&r Yes, sir, you're tasting the real family's whiskey of us Wilkens and I've put all the knack I got out of my 40 or so years of experience into it When you taste how licking good it is, I miss my guess if you don't say the Wilkeris done mighty well by you. That's me on the label in the middle and my boys beside me Harry Jr. at the left and William Utfc at the right. p. 3 Frss, a copy of our Willi en Family Cooking Album if youH writs mi at Ths Maplrs, R. F. D. No. 3, Schenlsy, Pa. AVAILABLE IN OREGON Vk R ViV iTlir& vrtyXr iuidio hjib L. I I aA LJ Ii ( ft., V ..umfv 16 1 proof-5'i ersin neutral spirits PERSONAL j L plac A. R. Robert! ot this ; city hu Issued the T. U Powell place In Ashland, according to word re-1 celved here. i Here fro in Ahtand Ashland vis- j Hon to Mdford Wednesday Included j Verne Hastings, Sherman Powell and i Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pryor. I A up Ilea for Enlistment wimm i Thlemeyer left last night by train I vr rarwuDa wnere ne win apply for ; enlistment In the United States rmy. j Will Go South Among Medfordlt3 leaving tonight will be Mra. O. O. ! Horner, who will go south to Sacra- i men to, Cal., where she will spend ! some time as the guest of relatives. Visit Patient -Cley Powers of Ash land, accompanied by Dave Powers of Treks, vlsltd here Wednesday, calling on Mrs. Elmer Powers, who is a patient at Community hospital. Field Back M. D. Pleld was among returning Medford residents this morning, arriving by train from Port land, where he made a short business visit. Return from Coast Cept. Ernest W. Oruhn. executive officer, and Capt. Olenn J. Key. motor transport officer, returned to OCC headquarters here yesterday after making, an In spection of camps In the coast ares. Business visitor J. L. McLaughlin traveling agent for the Illinois Cen tral railway, was among business vis itors In Medford today, having ar rived from his headquarters In Port land this morning. Visits Daughter The Rev. p; K. Hammond of Oregon City Is a guest at the home of his daughter. Mra Marguerite Young of thia city. He visited old friends In Aahland, a is former home, Wednesday evening. Tries Out Ship Tom Culbertsor. manager of the municipal airport, made a trial flight" over the valley this afternoon In his Taylor Cub training ship. It was the first time he had tried It out since Its deliv ery last Saturday. Here Overnight J. E. Parkhlll of the Wenatchee Air Service arrived at municipal airport at 6 o'clock last night, en route from Wenatchee, Wash., to Oakland, Cal. He registered for the night at the Jackson hotel and continued his flight at 9:30 this morning. Mrs. Pelrce 111 Friends of Mrs. Max Pelrce will be sorry to hear that -he Is ill at Community hospital. Hos pital attendants today reported that i her condition was Improving. Mra. Pelrce returned by plane Wednesday from Palm Springs, Cel., where the spent some time because of her health. - Doctors Hear Talk At the regular meeting of the Jackson County Med ical society held Wednesday night in Ashland, Dr. E. A. Woods was the principal speaker, talking on "Groat Need of Eugenics," and showing lan tern slides to Illustrate his lecture. A general discussion of the subject followed the address of Dr. Woodo. The meeting was held In the Ash land hotel with Dr. Woods as host. I IEBN f-AMILV OwUM IMS. 1m f Xltifh Co.. Ine. Tonsil Operation Mrs. Alice Wat son, stenographer for the Rogue River national forest service, enured Com munity hospital this morning to un dergo a tonsl'.ectoniy. Doolln Here B. M. DooUn, regional aeronautics supervisor for the U. S. department of commerce with head quarters in .San Francisco, stopped at municipal airport yesterday after noon to refuel his Stinson four-p'ace plane. He waa returning to San Francisco from Portland where he participated in a conference regard ing an airport site for the city. He was accompanied by his assistant, Robert Campbell. Hardy Transferred O. B. Hardy, district supervisor of the rural re habilitation unit of the federal re settlement administration. left yes terday for Corvallia whither he was transferred to head the community i and cooperative service, a new di vision. His work here will be car ried on by Eugene Hampton, super visor. Marjorle Gebhardt, who will continue as Mr. Hardy's secretary, plans to leave for Corvallia tomorrow or Sunday. Civil Service Job Lloyd V. Arant. civilian employe at Medford CCC district headquarters, received notice today he had been given a civil ser vice appointment as stenographer in the United Spates engineer's office in Portland federal building. He will leave for Portland next week. A resi dent of Ashland, Arant has been with the CCC for two years, first as an en rol lee and then as stenographer, a civilian position. He took a civil ser vice examination here several months ago. Consider Flying Ctub A group of aviation enthusiasts discussed the feasibility of forming a flying club here at a meeting in the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce last night. One of the purposes of the club would be the purchase of a ship for the use of members, with an In structor to train those who have not qualified aa pilot. After a general discussion It was decided to hold an other meeting In the near futurfl. Those participating In the discussion Included Chester Hubbard. Dan How ard. Chick Bowden, Jerome Smith, Cy King. Sam Jones and Don Brit ton. Children Escape In Bus Accident MONTROSE, Colo., March 0. (AP) A school bus rolled off a 75 foot cliff today, scattering 38 children over the hillside but none waa ser iously hurt. Two small glrla riding beside driver Wesley Frazier were scratched and bruised. BIRTHS Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Do ran. of Central Point, a daughter, weighing 6 pounds. March 2, at 1016 Court street In this city. Born, to Mr. and Mra. Stanley Howard, 022 North Orape street. daughter, weighing 7 pounds, March 6 at the Howard home. , Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends for floral offer ings in recent death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Lottie Vincent. The Family. buiiiiu bt jus. . rmtri a eg, inc, ruuiemu or oeurttt nuAniim eo ii.e I .;.: i si j lng action In a way that either OEr!asD I , If. ? ? j I keepa one laughing or holding the -jjjjj. - HT5SS - W breath. r afVX'D if'' ''pmM aomewhat more sober air lupMln- Jj yHu&vS 1 j ' 1 4 tenatnl. but he lends no Inconsld- 22lSkiwttf0yyrV is tn-. z&.r , . . i oat: n'Rrin ( oTroiionr. me I 1 jm. .-. sv I ., u 1 - g ' Humor u nju.cy zr Vrj ja . d t. ft A Hons. June Travis does a commend- fcfllipJMM'W Ab W - "tt. ' ' ' Z I '-"------- LAST TIMES TONIGHT I -- X II ' y t&m mffl Continuous Shows 1 to It I 2 (JotBe gyMx ISFS rSPo,' JOAN PERRY 5!Ny TUDIMC .no Teter B. Kyne's Iwo-irun slorr of ill H M0 Jj I 1 "Ntc" ' Old West ... mth new IIrM. fe?;"! Ir'S&SS ' "ottlcerl 10 n,"r,, r""'"nM ""H vTi5i, ! HStf '.Brother a"alnl -itmV,iff i if SrSm m PreT" " M'" Krlrh von Slrohelm In ; i 4 J Outlawed r"inrTCT "TTZZi J3 ! llNbA RIIN5 I Staning Sunday ! fr'firti J2Sl 1V4UL ,r-r- .k'-,o on the mml lj TVl fSiS,fae!Sm SJ ' ' nilnir screen adventure , ? & f?.,Sir I'M . "0IATH AT THI CONTROLS" f VTl TfPl l'V l Coming Sunday 11 If 1 "J-&iu ' .4 V" -1 ri Departing from the ordinary in pre senting a singing star in a role dif ferent from the usual opera charac ter tat tons. '-Rose of the Rancho." which introduces Gladys Swarthout to motion picture fans, la In reality an outdoor adventure drama with a imwlral background. John Boles is co -a tarred. The story li set In the old Cali fornia town of Monterey, with M:ss Swarthout as the kvehr daughter cf the Spanish Don Castro wealthy land holder whose Spanish land grants are being wrested from him by unscTtip'i lous desperadoes. Bullets are the onlj law and the Dons organize their vigilantes to defend themselves against the invasion. Led by an unknown, the vigilantes ride at night In their fight to retain their vast holdings. Boles, a secret service agent sent out by the federal government to attempt an amicable settlement of the bitter dispute, finds himself, through a mistaken bit of heroism, aligned on the side of the land grabbers and In love with the beau tiful "Rose of the Rancho." How he finally solves his problem forms trio climaxing thrill of tbe picture. Of course music with such great singing stars as Swarthout and Boles in leading roles plays a very Import ant part In the story, but It la the modern type of song and not oper atic arias. Included among the num bers are "If I Should Lose You." "Thunder Over Paradise" and "Little Rose of the Rancho." Charles Bickford, Willie Howard, Herb Williams. Grace Bradley and H. B. Warner have featured roles In ths supporting cast. James Cagney, Pat O'Brien Starring In Craterian Hit 'Ceiling Zero," which was shown for the first time locally at the Cra terian theater yesterday, is one of the most thrilling and glamorous air romances screened. It co-stars that Inimitable' team, James Cagney and Pat O'Brien, In troduces a charming new leading lady In June Travis and offers an exceptionally large all star cast In support. Cagney, O'Brien and Stuart Erwln have the roles of three flying war buddies who have turned to com mercial aviation. Cagney Is the devil-may-care, stunting. Irresponsible member of the trio, with O'Brien aa the sii per Intend en t of the flyers and Erwln as a somewhat steadier' pilot than Cagney. Jimmy is also given to making love to every pretty girl he see, which lands him tn plenty of trou- Sble. He probably has given the beet performance of his career tn this characterisation. Be la not entirely frivolous, however, for he rise on the supreme occasion to a heroic deed by taking the place of his rival In love on a flight he knows will end In death. Jimmy manages to mix his quaint humor with thrill ing action in a way that either keeps one laughing or holding the breath. Pat O'Brien Is excellent as the somewhat more sober air superin tendent, but he lends no Inconsid erable humor to the comedy situa tions. June Travis does a commend- WSR Jackie Cooper Hairs-breadth escapes, tnriiis of running automobile battles and air plane pursuit, the amaulng clever ness of a dog, and the comradeahln between three of the most; oddly-assorted characters ever thrown to gether are to be found in "Tough Guy." new drama of the govern- able piece of work aa the pretty air hostess, who Is engaged to one pilot and is fascinated by another. Salvation Army Leader Here To Draft Program A visitor in Medford over the corn Ink week-end will be Captain Daniel Q. Rody, acting secretary ror young people's work of the Salvation Army in Oregon and Idaho. Captain Rody who recently assumed duties in this field will be making his first official visit here for the purpose of arrang ing details of the conference for Sal vation Anny young people Saturday and Sunday. May 23 and 24. He will conduct the Saturday night meeting at the Army headquarters. 236 North Bartlctt street. An added irature ui this meeting will be vhe presentation, by Mrs. Shepard, of one of the famous Felto-graph picture. The publlo la cordially Invited to at tend the service which begins prompt ly at 8:00 p. m. Captain Rody Is also scheduled to conduct all services at the local corps Sunday Jpecial Communication of Medford Lodge Ho. 103, A. P. & A. M.. Saturday, March 7th. at 1:30 p. m- for the purpose of attending and conducting the funeral of Brother L. L. Lamb. Use Mall Tribune want ads. M'aTiiHZ!iIZa bbW "B'JWSqsBBjysasJBBjajffiaypgaTsTJBMfflBjBTJjapfjBaaj V , ' JACKIE C60PER JOSEPH CALLEIA RIN TIN TIN. Jr. Coming toRialo ...," V r . i ssT 1 KV t 1 nwbn curct arrrice, which comes to the R ial to theater Sunday for a three day run. Jackie Cooper, Joseph Callela and Rln Tin Tin, Jr., play the ganstcr, boy. and dog, who, thrown togetner In hiding, become friends and com rades. Harvey Stevens and Jem Herholt are also In the ca.st. On Roxy Screen V ? 1 I. Buck, Jones has one of his best out- dor adventure roles In "Outlawed Gima." playing Saturday only at the Roxy theater, with the tenth episode of the aerial "Tallspln Tommy" on the mme program. 100 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Bull terrier puppies. p03 so. Houyj DANCE Jacksonville Club Sat. and Sun. Goad Music REGAL AMBER BEER 2 TODAY and SAT. The Fighting Pio neer Declares War on the Range! 4 PHONB 9M-B for re-upholsterlng. r.- nnianilMj. re-glueing riilbault.'Cor Wabash and Huley. POB RENT Apartment, t rooms and bath, lights and hot water furnish- ed, Prlgidalre. 810 8. Oaxdale. AMATBUR MUSICIANS register at once for the auiateur contest held every Saturday ntflht at the Bald win Plsno Shoppe. CAiH PRIZES erery Saturday ngtht. tYee enter tainment. Eivryoue lnvluxl. I1AL.IO and numerous articles fnr enle. Lntrlrm town. 005 W. 10th, Apt. 3. J-HOOM furnlsJied house, close in. Phone B10-H. ! FOR RENT S-room house, well f ur-i uuhed, electric relrlcntor aivd Phone iM-H. WANTED Used quartz mill. 10 to 50 ton. J. L. Campbell, 100 S. Orape. JO ItARLEY motorcycle, a beauty; only (125.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. WANTED Day work. Mra. Huson. Phone 13M-M. FURNISHED Apia , 616 NTcentrair LOST Lsdy's brown patent leather purse, contents valuable to owns. Reward. Phone S00-R. LOST Brown and yellow wool, plsld tK.au wiin uanuw iwi stripe, i nure day nlfiht, between Western Union snd B&elow's. Finder please leave ' scarf at Mall Tribune. ( PINK DAIRY RANCH, completely; siocKea ana equipped; modern home, highway frontage, fine fruit, berries and garden, a very attrac tive property from every viewpoint. $10,800. BROWN tc WHITE, REALTORS. FOR SALE Early cabbage planu. small hothouse; 1 mile north on Old Pacific highway. RENT Nice room, private entrance, shower. 329 Cottage. POR SALE Oood 7-room houseTS bedrooms, sleeping porch? lawo lot, lawn, trees, flowers, close to schools. 14 Acres Bnrtlett pear orchard, excellent condition, near Medford. 33 Acres on Orlfftn creek; good house, bam. all good condition. nne suournan home, ft rooms, I acree. lota of trees. Also several small tracts near Medford. All of above property clear. H. O. WILSON, T Chestnut 8t Phone 1564. IIMsMS) mmmHurry! Ends Tomorrow! u thus a SB. XX III iii III 11 ' Mill" "asasl I COMING SUNDAY! Old Monterey . . , daring caballeros dashing through danger to win dark-eyed senoritas! I John BOLES Gladys SWARTHOUT X. I Jt'U ti. , , It's the first big outdoor !i ' yoai r musical adventure picture JJ y 0 rj ,t,r i . . . swingingr, thudding II y0q' T nd drnroa coupled with io- JJ 0 B it I mance and glorioui song 1 J: tor I . . . and a new star flashing fl ' I across the motion picture lirV".. J , WANTED Partlea to trim DDl i O. V. Myera. Old PacKlo btehwaT I Tel. J58-J. ; FOH 8AIJE Small houAe. paved street, Would trade for 6-room house; pay difference. Box H05. Tribune. WILL TRADE Pine Jersey cow for good used piano. Boa 99. Trlmine. WANTED Oood milk goat. D01-W. Phot WANTED Employment, will Invest uoo. Box looi. Trtbujw. LIVINO-ROOM. bedroom furniture. Jars. Victor combination radio and Vlctrola; reasonable. Cal) 1030 I 11th. FOR SALE The Plneet Recreational HcHort In Southern Oregon can now be bought at a real sacrifice price. If you have some cash and want to get Into a paying business. It will interest vou. BROWN 4: WHITE. REALTORS. MEDKOIID BARGAIN HOUSE SPE CIAI Barb wire, chicken netting at reduced prices. New and uaed pipe, all sizes: 5.000 ft. 3-lncb. Irri gation pipe st attractive price. THOR washing machine, good aa new. 134.50. Heavy work harness, new and used garden tools, lartrc assortment: by 13 linoleum ruge, 5.50. rr.c assortment of new an4 used PURNITURE, Including daT ennort sets, dlnlim room seta, bed room sets and miscellaneous Items. INVESTIOATE AND SAVE. Medford Bargain House, 37-29 North Orape. DANCE On The OASIS SPRING FLOOR Every Sat. Nile Rni QQi 3A P,TABOVUT.OAY CtwSaSS MSU . . Ucl Cvea .". SStl Kiddle 10c - ..ITVIU i . -RVaJ i1PB " t.a W" . . WW. -J is s LA. g J.t'l Issiaaaa with CHARLES BICKFORD GRACE BRADLEY
