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LOCAL and
Welahaar In Ashland Henry Wel
ha at was among those making busl
ntv call In Ashland Wednesday.
McNalr HeroHal McNatr, Ashland
business man, transacted business In
MMford yesterday. '
From Ashland Mrs. Benjamin M.
Heath of Ashland was among Med
foM visitors Wednesday.
... ,
NTA Business Glen Hleber, in
charge of NYA work in this vicinity,
transacted business In Ashland Wed
nesday. From Cleveland Business visitors
tn Medford today Included T. W.
pa-rlah of Cleveland, Ohio, who ar
rived on the morning train.
Ranwell, to Speak A. H. Ban well,
seers tary of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce, will speak
before the Grants Pass Business and
Professional Women's club at a ban
quet next Thursday evening.
Sets New
andards for
Brooding Results
Wordi cannot describe ths fine qualities of
thtc Oil Heated Jameaway Brooder; tried,
tetd and accepted by poultrymen every
when as "th brooder without an equal."
Her It a brooder with tha tafe, economi
cal, dependable heatinjr qualities of the
best coal burning brooder combined with
all tha conveniences and advantage of oil
heat. James way -la justly proud of this
brooder. It la worthy of all the name and
trademark Janteaway atari da for In merit
asd ralu. ,
Thou tan da of these hroodVra are In mm.
Owner are delighted. They tell their
friends and that endorsement alone has re
suited in doubling the sale of this stove
each year.
The Jamesway seta the pare because It has
everything a good brooder (should have , . .
8 gallon oil tank on sturdy high legs .
raised strainer . . . automotive type filter
, . oil pipe clean-out ... overflow pipe
' thermostat assembly of die cast and
Biaehlned parts ... air Intake regulator
' , . draft equalizer . , . roof pipe venti
lator east iron base burner, lid and
pips collar . . . radiator type heat drum
, galvanised hover and many other fea-
tores that make it the ideal brooder and
outstanding buy of the season.
We are authorised Jamesway Dealer and
welcome the opportunity of demonstrating
thfs stove to you. We also carry a com
plete line of Jameiway chick) and mature
flock equipment.
Jackson Co. Feed Company
4th and Bartlett. Phone 803
lifte Mi,
&fiW St
if'
a rounc
A B D Capsules . . . . . . .$1.09
Gem Blades , . 27c
Weeks-Break-up-a-Cold 25c
Hot Water
Bottes ......
Colgate's Talcum
Cashmere Bouquet
Enos Eff. Salt ;.
"antiseptic Lotion
I -itches'
Shampoo
59c
Listerine, large . 59c
Hinds Honey & Almond Cream .... 39c
Insulin lOcc U40 .' $1.41
Sparklet Bulbs, 10 for 75c
Citrocarbonate ...79c
Pertussin ...5?c Formolid .. . . 67c
V iil elastic and spring trusses.
The Store -That
Fills
Prescriptions
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"A MIDSUMMER
NIGHT'S DREAM"
BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Muiie by MenJilMoun. Villi a east of more than en, theuuna
Thursday J)Carch 19th
TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY 2:15 and 8:16
ALL SEATS RESERVED
MATINEE: Lor.r floor 1st 80 rows Mr, balance Me
Barony lrt 9 row, H.in. bal.no, SSe
rvTMtvo: tow flnor 1st 10 rows JV. nrt 10 r ric
balance ,lat 9 row. I tl 10
Balcony 1M 3 rows 11 5, balance 5e
ALL PRICES INCLUDS TAX
Box Office Openi Monday Noon Mail Order. Now I
Hunt's Qratcrian Theatre
PERSONAL
To San Francisco Among passen
ger on the southbound train last
nlpht was Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann.!
whose destination was 6 an Francisco.
Trowbridge North Ben Trowbridge
left on the evening train yesterday
for Portland where bt will make a
short business visit.
e
Rosen ba ura Make Trip A- 6.
Rosenbaum was a business visitor to
day In Myrtle Creek and other Ump
qua valley points.
1 eaves for Home Mrs. F. J. Beech
em left this morning for her home
In Jackson, Minn., after spending the I
pat few days visiting her cousin, Mrs. 1
W. H. Arnold, of this city.
At Headquarters Capt. Harry
Cooper, commanding officer of Camp
China Flats, conferred with officers
at Medford CCC headquarters today.
Harder on Trip Ben B. Hardsr,
president of the Jackson County
Chamber of - Commerce, left yester
day for Ban Francisco for a short
business stay.
e
Call on Friends David Wheeler
and two daughters, Mrs. William Bur
bank and Mrs. Fred Sparks, all of
Medford, called on friends In Ash
land Wednesday.
To Attend Funeral All members
of the Rebekah lodge will meet In
the ball at 2 p. m. Sunday, to at
terd the funeral of Sister Belle Ben
nett It was announced today.
Joins Beauty Shop Mrs. Marie
Hnmmarlay of Eugene arrived In
Medford yesterday to accept a posi
tion with Bowman's Beauty shop. She
was formerly employed In this city.
Returns Home Miss Mabel Froh
bach returned last evening by train
to her home In San Francisco, having
been called here last week by the
death of her father, H- O. Frohbach.
?ark Officer Hue Lawrence C.
Merrlam, regional officer of the na
tional park service. Is expected to
arrive here from his San Francisco
headquarters Wednesday, March 18,
with M. H. Astrup, park Inspector for
region 8, with headquarters In Seattle.
With Fred W. Scheffel, city superin
tendent, they will make an Inspection
of Prescott Memorial park.
Here for Funeral Mr. and Mrs.
William Meehan of Boone, Iowa, ar
rived here last night to attend the
funeral of their six-year-old grand
son. Malcolm Tarns, who died last
Mtnday. They are the parents of
tht boy's mother, Mrs. Emit Tarns,
202 Elm street. The funeral servlc?
was held this afternoon at the Perl
chipel. Interment was In the Sis
kiyou Memorial park.
FOR
39c
13c
Soap, 3 for ..... 25c
.21c
......... i . . . . .45c
Alka-Seltier
bottle ..........
49c
Ladies '
Rest Room
in Basement
DRUG STOPC
"Rose Marie" Opens Run Sunday
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The outstanding musical romance
of the season will be the Craterlan
theatre's second "Hit" In their "Par
ade of Hits," when "Rose Marie,"
starring Jeanette MacDonald and
Nelson Eddy, opens Its local run Sun
day.
One of the moat aiuoces&ful of all
musicals, "Rosa Marie" Is known the
world over, and now. through the
medium of the screen, millions who
have hummed Its tunes but have
never seen the play, will be given
a chance to see one of the best-
Jo ved of all romances. Included
among Its songs are "Rose Marie,"
"Song of the Mountles," "The Indian
Love Call,' "Pardon Me Madame'
Teachers Chorus Meets The Jack-1
son county Teachers chorus will meet
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morntng In
the courthouse auditorium. AH mem
bers are urged to be present to prac
tice for the spring concert.
H. E. Club Meets The Jacksonville
Home Economics club met yesterday
af'ernoon at the home of Mrs. Edna
Jor.es. A short buslnees session was
followed by a social hour, during
which refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Back from Chieafio Capt. Guy W.
Saunders, commander of Camp In
dian Creek, has returned to his post
after a visit to Chicago whither he
wai called by the Illness of his wife.
Mrs. Saunders, much Improved 4n
health, returned to the camp with
the captain. 3
m
Two Draw Fines Kinder Mccur
tain and Hazel Smith, both of Tal
ent, pleaded guilty In justloe court
yesterday to operating autos with im
proper lights. Mccurtain drew a tint
of &1, which was suspended, and paid
cotts of $4.60. Hazel Smith was fined
9 which the Judge remitted upon
payment of costs of $4-50,
Promoted to Captain Dr. Lawrence
B Hanson, assistant surgeon of the
M-dford CCC district, received notice
tclay of his promotion from first
lieutenant to captain in the medical
restrve corps, U. S. army. He has
been on duty with the CCC since the
j spt'ng of 1033. He came to Med
ford CCC headquarters a short time
ajr-j when Dr. HJnlmar Gentle suc
ceeded Lieut, p. Kirk Smith as dis
trict surgeon, Lieut. Smith being as
signed to new duties with the navy.
I "School" Porty The Mothers' club
j of the Sacred Heart church held . an
"old-time district schol session" last
, ntbt at the home of Mrs. Mttry K.
; Weston, 62 North Peach street. The
girls came with toys and dolls and
' th boys with their whittling. AH
i wcie attired tn their school-day uni
1 forms, braids and bows constituting
: the halrdress. Everyone took part in
tho program with a reading or a
1 short story. Games were played auJ
lunch was eaten from tin palls and
i baskets, reminiscent of school days.
Topsy and Prank te won the laurels
for the best costumes.' '
Bing Crosby Film
Pleases Audience
Hunt's Craterian
j Opening their "Parade of Hits,"
jthe Craterlan theatre yesterday, with!
' the showing of "Anything Goes,' I
i could hardly have chosen a more j
suitable film entertainment. The 1
! screen presentation of the musical
I comedy that wss such a pronounced
success on Broadway, "Anything
; Goes" abound In tuneful songs,
I oomlo scenes, and a set of parodies
; on the "You're the Top" hit which j
' are ' riotously funny. If the stage j
j show was anywhere near as snappy J
i and entertaining as the film version, i
it is not difficult to understand why.
It had such a long run engagement.
Bing Crosby heads the cast of fav
orites In a role that affords htm
an unrivalled opportunity to display
bis versatile talenta In song and
comedy. He sings and clowns to one's
h tart's content. Assisting In the gen
eral merriment are Ethel Merman, j
known everywhere a the Broadway
rhythm girl, Charlie Ruggle. Grace !
Bradley, and Ids Luplno.
All the famous Cole Porter songs
which were unlvewally popular are j
heard -In this mirthful picture. He
has provided a number of others
which are equally as good a. "You're
ths Top." "Anything Ooea," and "I
Oet a Kirk Out or You." Additional
songs by other music makers are In
cluded. Outstanding in the lyric line are
the parodies on "You're the Top."
which Crosby and Miss Merman sing
Dse Mall TrIMine want ads.
Tirestone
I .ii
istsaaH
and many others, sung against the
majesty of glimmering lakea, tall
pines and superb mountain vistas.
The story concerns an opera star,
who, traveling Incognito through the
north woods In search of her brother,
fail In love with the Northwest
"Mountle. whose Inflexible job la
the "get his man" who happens, in
this case, to be the brother of the
girl with whom he is In love. The
climax of the story 1a as dramatic- as
the finish la romantic.
Supporting the two stars are Reg
inald Owen, Allan Jones, George
Regan, Robert. Grieg, Alan Mowbray,
and Gllda Gray, who sings and dances
to the kind of music she made pop
ular on the tnt,e.
I
(Continued from Pag, One)
the primary campaign was attributed
mainly to the persuasion of friends.
He was approached some time ago
witn the suggestion but he remained
noncommittal. The number of friends
endeavoring to persuade him. how
ever, Increased until finally he ac
ceded to their wishes.
Mr. Sweeney has filled various po-
siuons witn tne Dans. He has been
with the Institution about twelve
years and has resided In Medford IS
years, his home now being at 1135
West Main street. He owns a pear
orcnara on the Pacific highway and
is widely known among valley or.
chardists. 1 .
He has been especially active In
Masonic circles and has held many
Important offlcea In the order. He
la a past master of the Blus lodge In
Mlsourl, past Illustrious master of the
Medford council and past comman
der of Malta Commandery, Aahland,
and an officer of the state grand
council, Hoyal and Select Masters.
He Is a member of Hlllah Temple,
Hiuan Temple patrol and of the Med
ford Shrine club.
Mr. Sweeney has made numerous
friends during his service at the bank.
He Is known as a quiet, efficient and
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"KEEPER of the1 BEES
SATURDAY ONLY I
Continuous Shows 1 to 11
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South Sea Romance Here Sunday
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The haunting fascination of the
South Seas, the idyllic lives of Its
natives, a romance unfolded amid the
thrills of primitive lives theae are
the elements caught In an absorbing
piece of entertainment, "Last Of The
Pagans,' the tropic Idyll coming to
the Blolto theatre . Sunday for a
three day run.
Filmed on an uncharted coral Isle
courteous worker, possessed of an un
obtrusive but engaging personality.
$30.06.
Mr. Deuel is a young and aggres
sive attorney who has been active In
the Republican ranks. He la a mem
ber of the Oregon State Bar and Is
privileged to practice In both state
and federal courts. He Is secretary
treasurer of the Rogue River Valley
Traffic association. .
He has studied not only In Oregon
Institutions but at tha University of
Washington and the law school of
Ohio State university, Columbus. O.
He la a member of a pioneer south
ern Oregon family.
BLOCKADE CONTINUANCE
VOTED BY L A. COUNCIL
LOS ANGELES, March 13. (AP)
The Los Angeles city counoll voted
today for the second time to sup
port Jamea S. Davis, police chief,
in maintaining a state border patrol
against transients.
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RADIO'S SINGING COWBOY!
. . , In a tune-full, shoot- t 7 in, 1 t
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He stops cattie-rustiinff
and a pretty girl's heart
with bis golden voice)
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Pnr.VI E SATl'RDAY NIOIIT
S.sr
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Starting Sunday
A romantln saira of
ths flouth Mesa
A cost of f 1, 000,000! 1
Featuring the two
lovers of ' Eskimo '1
MALA and
LOTUS
' A romantln ssira of
the Mouth Hrss . . . at
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in the Pacific. Its cast Is headed by
Mala, the native whose performance
in "Eskimo" brought rave from
or 1 tics and public alike. With Lotus
Long the only other player brought
from Hollywood, the actors consisted
of the entire population of the Is
land, Including Its chief. More than
five months were spent In the South
Seas making this picture at a cost
exceeding $1,000,000.
VALLEY ELKS J
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Committee delegates from Ashland
and GrantTpaas Elks lodges last night
attended the regular meeting of the
Mftlford lodge, and presented plans
for the formation of a Joint commit
tee to draft plana for oomprehenstvu
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help end it tooner.
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Harry Carey headj the tall star
cast of famous Western players In
"Powder Smoke Range," playing Sat
urday only at the Boxy theatre. On
the same program will be the 11th
episode of 'Tallpln Tommy."
representation of southern Oregon
Elks at tha annual convention to be
held In Los Angeles tn July.
fhe visiting delfKatea suggested a
committee be appointed In the near
future to consider the plans.
At the meeting entertainment wan
furnished by the high school band
under F. Wilson Walt, and their ef
forts were rewarded with much fav
orable comment.
The CCC fight card, postponed from
last night, will be held next Thurs
day, the same evening on whtch elcv
tloi, of officers will be held.
olMA VCLT WILL LUAUH !
CORNELL FOOTBALLERS!
NEW YORK, March 13. (AP)
Cornell university has selected Carl
Bnavely of North Carolina ns Its
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Another grand show I The romantic singing
Idols of the screen soaring to new triumphs
in a magnificent festival of musio and
love . . . with such great hits as "Rose
Marie" "Indian Love Call" and others
Feel at Home In
"The Heart of Portland
Comfort Cont.nlmca
Conrtfsy sr.lc
Attrarlltf Roleai
lotel
Cornelius
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Prlsrhrd Mil,
WHO oath
BKN O.
Portlnnd
new bead football coach. It
learned authoritatively today.
DANCE
On The OASIS
SPRING FLOOR
Every Sat. Nile
See
Evans' Buster Brown
Adv. today, Page 5
ANCE
SAT. NITE
ORIENTAL GARDENS
Bud Dynge's Band '
fraturlnc
Dinty Moore at the Drumsl
Rube's Old Timer
In the Small Hall I
2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION
See Sunday Tribune
Sum
MUSICAL COMEDY
THE "BIG PARADE"
-II 00 up
up
Park Ave
Hotel
62.1 S.W. Part
Port lane
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IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
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