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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. MARCH 22. 1936. PAGE NTNE 'Klondike Annie', Latest Mae West Picture, on Craterian Program Today VICTOR MUUSLEN HAS LEADING ROLE WITH BLONDE STAR Bringing Mae Wot back to the type of role which flrat won her fame on the screen In "She . Done Him Wrong." her new picture, "Klon dike Annie" open a three day run at the Craterian theater today. Vic tor McLaglen, voted the best player of 1B35, and whose "Professional Soldier" closed last night, appears In the principal supporting role, that of a hard-boiled, two-fisted captain of coast-wise stesmer. A gay and gusty story of hale and lusty days, the film shows the blonde star as the "Frisco Doll," shipping out of San Francisco sboard McLag- len's boat and making her way to Alaska, where tall tales of newly found riches bring visions of wealth and "suckers." There she skips through a series of exciting and amusing compllcatlona before she decides to take the tough sea cap tain for better or worse. Interspersed through the film the star sings several new song numbers. 100 LATE TO CLASSIFY PHONE 969-B, re-upnolsterlng, re finlshtng. re-luelng. Thlbault. FOR RENT Furn. Apt. 816 E. Main. ' FOR RENT Modern 5-room house. 39 Myers Court. SITUATION WANTED Capable farm er, dairyman, milker wants em ployment, or would rent farm equipped. State proposition. Box 1 197, Tribune. FOR RENT 7-room bouse on east side. Heating plant and all modern. Call 745-J or ass N. Holly. FOR SALE Davenport and chair, good as new; vacuum cleaner, oth er furniture. At the home of Mary ' Orlm, Central Point. FOR RENT Lot for garden at 153 N. Oakdale. - PAINTS PAINTS protect your buildings now with Davis Ever-B right. Guaranteed paints. Low price and freight paid. A. E. Walker, Talent. DODGE 6-cyl. sedsn, perfect through out, original finish, like new, small mileage and at a bargain price. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth WHY? Sia.000 STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH $5500.00 Bank wires us to sell. 320 acres, 300 acres level land under cultivation, 30 acres old stand alfalfa. Deep soil. Mountain stream touchea corner of - place. 130 acres wood land mostly ; level. Fenced woven wire and rail ' fence. Small house, mountain spring at house. Fair barn. Good out range. Total price $5500 $1000 . cash, balance terms. Must and will be sold. J. C. BARNES Phone 910-Y. 20 N. Peach St. FOR RENT Lovely 6-room house on Old Stage Road. Garage. $35 per month, references required.' FOR SALE 3 acres, Beverly Lane, 5-room modern house, family orch ard, berries. $2000, small down payment. FOR SALE 34 acres cultivated, 8 acres pears, 6-room modern bun galow, good location. $3600. Terms. FLAHARTY REALTY COMPANY 311 Medford Bldg. SCREENS and screen doors made to order and repaired. Medford Furni ture Hospital, 417 E. Main. Phone 1677-X. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 533 Austin. WE must have room for more trade ins, so are pricing these cars right, 1933 Chevrolet 4-door sedan 1952 Ford 4-cyllnder coupe ' 1932 Chevrolet coupe . 1936 Long wheel-base truck. f 1931 short wheel-base truck. Both these trucks have heavy duty dual rear tires, also good un used transportation In Chevrolet and other makes In 1929 to 1933 models, coupes, cosches and sedans. Open Sundav. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET. INC. 25 South Riverside CARS painted. Spray system. Low cot. Guar. Auto Beauty Shop., ph. 1061. A REAL BARGAIN $4000.00 80 acres about 36 Irrigated 60 acret 30 year old pears snd apples (choice vsrletles). balance clover land. House, barn, chicken house, good road. Priced at only $4,000.00. Soma terms or will take timber and pay difference. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INO. Phone 728 109 X. Main ALSO IS ACRES 4 miles from Medford on paved road. Small livable house. This is a good self-starter chicken or turkey ranch. Price only $575.00. some terms. rHi r.S A. WING AGENCY, INC. Phone 728. , 109 E. Msln $960.00. 8 ACRES, Irrigation, good small bouse. Close In. 312 Holland Hotel. FOR SALE Furniture. 1 studio couch 1 breakfast set, 4 chairs , 1 9x12 rug 1 Occasional chair Equity In electric range Two-wheel trailer. All nearly new. 832 West 13lh St. WANTED Cow to keep for pasture. Frank Foster. Central Point. FOR SALE Genuine silver fox shoul der fur cheap. 30 Washington St. FOR RENT 6-room house. 417 Jsy St. FOR SALE 7 room. 3 lot, on paved street, east aide, an excellent buy at 2000. Easy down payment, balance terms. 6-KOOM modern dwelling, close In. A-l condition. $2860.00. 10 down, balance easy terms. SUBURBAN 1 acre. 4-room modern, li, miles from Medford. $1600. 10 clown, balance $16.00 month. ATTRACTIVE 6-room stucco dwell ing, near Washington school, on pavement. 'J-40 00 rsv terms. CARL Y TENGWAI D 125 Wast Main Sv. "Ah, Wilderness," Coming to Craterian Thursday Teaming two of the greatest fig-1 urea on the screen today In a story that la literally the great America drama and a cross-section of aver age life tn this nation. "Ah Wilder ness I" Eugene O'Neill's great drama of family life, adolescent love, and the march of the years, comes Thurs day to ihe Craterian theater. Wallace Beery stars as Uncle Sid. the lovable. Ineffectual Inebriate, one of O'Neill's most human char acters, with Lionel Barrymore as the father. Nat Miller, the role played on the stage respectively by George M. Cohan and the late Will Rogers. The cast, hand-picked,. Is as un usual - as the gripping story itself. The two high school lovers are played by Eric Linden and Cecelia Parker. Lily, the pathetic aunt. Is played by Aline MacMahon. Charles Orapewln, veteran character actor, Mickey Roo ney, boy comedian of "Midsummer Night's Dream," Prank Albertson. Spring Bylngton, Helen Flint, Bonlta Granville. Edward Nugent, are other In the Hut of players. The story deals with an American family In a small New England town In 1906. Barrymore plays' the father. His son. graduating from high school, and In the throes of his first love affair, goes through the transports and despair that each boy Uvea through, and there la a parallel In the romance of middle life between Beery, the shiftless reporter, and Alice MacMahon, tue maiden aunt. whese love never ripened Into mar riage because of the Inefficiency of her lover and his taste for drinr Including Tm An Occidental Wo man." "Mr. Deep Blue Sea" and "Little Bar Butterfly." On Wednesday only, the Craterian will have Lionel- Barrymore heading the cast In "The Voice of Bugle Ann." "Bugle Ann, It should be under stood, is the name of a dog a bugle-voiced toi hound, the favorite hunter of an old-time Missourlan Based on an actual court case In Missouri, the story tells of the deep loyalty and love a man holds for his dog, a loyalty that prompts him to commit murder for It. - Dog lovers particularly and their number Is legion will find "The Voice of Bugle Ann.' a thoroughly believable and Interesting story, made doubly interesting through the fine worn ai xne principals. Maureen O'Sulllvan, Charley Grape. win -and other screen luminaries ap pear in the cast of the picture which will also be shown Wednesday night only at the Holly theater. MILWAUK1E JAILS MILWAUKEE, Wis., March 21 (UP) Heywood Broun, columntst and president of the American Newspaper guild, and five others were put Into Jail today after a scuffle with police In front of the Wisconsin News, where editorial workers have. been on strike five weeks. Broun was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. Two strikers and three sympathizers were arrested on the first charge. After guild and labor union mem bers had raised $345 to ball out five of those arrested, Broun fished In hit baggy trousers end produced 9135 bond for his own release. He refused to leave Jail until the others were released. ' ' II PI I tafV' JJCniME: I - ' ml II . V7 srootlli Today-For 3 Days IN COLOR! v Romance on a 9 rainbow of liv- f'-M. ing color tha L4 greatest ?TV achievement 'of J5ST modern times! j ft X 1 V if I 1 TMT1 $ttt Ottoitii AH 72 If Tst.icolInw-K t mhiam'mopkins rt ,1 I ALAN MOW( i'-t Un USUt CM'!! hi? f tm hi a ADDED K$ rjJ "MUSICAL" h l COCKTAIL" V.S 4 Musical H' 1 1 rartwin News rf $ Re-EIect Hoa-ard Principal. Frank Newton was re-elected prin cipal and teacher for the seventh and eighth grades of the Howard school at a meeting held the last of the week. Miss Lolleta, Plerson was elected teacher for -the fifth and sixth grades. Miss Catharine Reese was re-elected teacher for the third and fourth grades, and Miss Jan Rudd was elected teacher of the two primary grade. ltA.i Consistory. SCOTTISH RITE Special Lodge meeting 7:S0 p. M-. March 03. Work In th and 7th degrees. Also stated meeting Council and L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. Ell 145-3 15 I CJ'IM Oil 25V III "3-!:0 g 'P. J. iff Klddles-lOe i i Starts Today for 3 Days!EZZ3 THE UNDISPUTED TRIUMPH OF HIS GLORIOUS ENTERTAINING CAREER! Back Again by Popular Demand The show that thrilled millions . '. . as Amer ica's immortal favorite sails the "Claremore Queen" up the Missis" sippi in a race to save a friend's life .. . . and tp patch up a broken romance 1 .- 1 witf, ANNE SHIRLEY IRYIN S. COBB EUGENE PALLETTE STEPIN FETCHIT U$sj Added Attraction,) Comedy "MIXED POLICIES" with Clara Bnrry and Orral Whlttege Sonf-Hlt-Novelty Newt At Rialto The rloh humanity and shrewd native humor which made the late Will Rogers America's favorite come dian and one of the country's lead ing film stars are again In evidence. as his greatest starring picture 'Steamboat 'Round the Bend" Is brought back to the Rialto theater by popular demand, starting a three- day run today. The plot of "Steamboat Hound the Bend" revolves about the lava story of Anne Shirley and John McGulre. a swamp girl and a river pilot, and about the comedy feud between Rogers and Irvln S. Cobb who play a pair of rival boat -captains. The battle between the captains snd the dramatlo love Interests reach their climax In the thrilling river race between the two captains whlcn brings the picture to a happy conclusion. f Eugene Pallette, Burton Churchill and Stepln retchlt play the Im portant character roles with Rogers and Cohb. PARIS. Prance. March 31. fAPi Alexander Olazounoff. 70. th fimnns Riiseian composer, died today. Opens at Roxy Vt t Becky Sharp. the all technicolor film with Mlrlnm Hopkins in the starring role, atarts a three day run at the Roxy theater today. The story Is centered around an ambitious young girl who row from the mud of a great battlefield to the palace of a king, only to be sent back to the gutter by her selfishness. Others with Miss Hopkins In this all-color achievement are Prances Dee. Cedrlc Hardwlcke, Billie Burke. Alison Sklpworth and Alan Mow bray. ' Frnlt Hearing Ret SALEM, March 31. (AP) Prank McKennon, chief of the division of plants under the state department of agriculture, announced a hearing on proposed changea In grades and stan dards of horticultural products, to bo held In Portland April 4. , 1 Happier Times MADRAS. Ore.. March 21.(AP) Tax receipts In Jefferson county are larger than any year a! nee the be ginning of the depress ton, Sheriff Henry A. Duasault announced. A call waa Issued for county warrants of prior to June. 1934. E FIGHT WASHINGTON. March St. (AP) A move to force a house caucus of house Democrats In an effoit to block President Roosevelt's plan for closing hundreds of CCC camps April l waa held up suddenly today "pending fur ther developments." Chairman Nichols (D., Okls.) of the bloc revolting a gainst the presi dent's order withdrew a caicus peti tion signed by 84 representatives. "The responsibility for this step Is all mine." Nlchola said. "I decided to hold it up pending further devel opments that may enable us to ob tain our objective of keeping the present number of CCC camps with out calling a caucus." Under the petition Chairman Tay lor (D, Colo.) of the cattcus would have been compelled to order the meeting Tuesday. Nlchola Indicated a special com mittee would go ahead drafting legis lation to authorize an appropriation to continue the camps another year.' Klamath Health Probe ' KLAMATH PALLS. March 31. (AP) The Klamath county court named a citizens' committee to make an In vestigation of the county health unit. Dr. Frederick Strieker, state health officer, recently suggested the Klam ath unit adopt a unified program with federal aid. Use Mall Tribune want ads. B LANDS IN DITCH Trevor B. Hare of Central Point missed the two klda on bicycles, but landed In a pretty kettle of fish himself, he told city police yester day. Driving south toward this city Hutu had Just reached the turn near where Court street Intersects the Pacific highway at the north city limits, when two boys on bicy cles rode In front of him, Hart told police. Swinging hard In an effort to miss the two boys, he shot across the highway to the left, narrowly missed a concrete Irrigation ditch pylon, took off over the edge of the ditch and landed smnck in about a foot of water at tha bottom of the canal. The drop was one of about eight feet, and the Impact broke two of the wheels sheer awsy from tha spokes, and scattered mud In a wide arc. Hare was not hurt. A runway of planks and a truck hitched In front aided In retrieving tha sea going auto after new wheels had been attached. Twelve kids on bi cycles watched the rescue proceedings. DANCING Saturday and Sunday Jacksonville Club Kegat Amher A Rnlnter Export Draft Iteer Phone J'vllle Ml THE BIG PARADE OF HITS MARCHES ON! l - ;t'! 40 beloWt that's .mm $V r KX I r (,ll Starting Today 3 Days! aw V . 1 7 i The love battle of ZsOWiei country ... . "The Frisco Doll" and beamin', bustin', bully - boy McLaglen I . There's be a hot time in the Yukon tonight! , 0, 1 MM' - S I .J ', 4: Ev ' ' I " I V'. -' i I fc. ty- yit V , With VICTOR McLJlCiiEPJ Htor Ma llnpt "I'm an Ckcldanlol Woman'' "Mr. Dtp Blue Sea" and "Unit Bar Butterfly" I . :. .O; SXtRA ADDED ATTRACTIONS OUR GANG in "THE PINCH SINGER" "Important Newi" Novelty Newg F.venta a , 1 Bhowi Today 1:45 310 6:45 . 9:00 Mats . . . . 25o Evei . . . , 3Bo Kiddies , . 10c
