MEDFORD MATTi TRTTUTNE. MFPFOKD- PRECOX. TTTCRSPAY. MAKCTT 26, 1936.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Craterian Star
Vlaltlna Here Mr. and Mrs. J. O
Knudaon of Klamath Falls are ipend
Ing a few daye In Medford Ylitlnj
friends and making bualneaa calla.
Bualneaa Visitor Transacting bud
' naaa In Medford today was O. F.
Tracht of Spokane, Wash. He epect
ed to return north tonight.
To Nebraska. Among those leaving
Medford tonight will b Mrs. Ida
Wright, who will board a northbound
train for Chester, Neb.
Beamea North A. Kvan Reames.
Medford attorney, left by train last
night for Portland where he will make
a short business Tlslt.
.
To Portland S. M. Tuttle, manager
of Southern Oregon Bales. Inc., left
by train last night on a short busi
ness trip to Portland.
In Ashland C. B. Cordy, assistant
county agent, spent Tuesday trans
acting business at the Ashland cham
ber of Commerce.
Tonnsend Meeting Regular semi
monthly meeting of Medford Town
send club No. 1 will be held at K.
of P. hall tomorrow evening, com
mencing promptly at 7:30.
Reserve Officers Meet Rogue val
ley chapter of the Reserve Officers
association will meet at 7:30 tonight
. in the Medford armory. The C. and
O S map problem will be atudled.
Capt.' Marlon C. Wright will be In
structor. To Address Institute John I.
Doerr, Jr., naturalist of Crater Lake
national park, will address the Teach
ers' Institute In Jacksonville tomor
. afternoon. He will speak on
"Recreational Education In Our Na
tional Parks."
Miin. Tonleht Executive coun
dl of the Young Democratic club of
T.,i,.r, eountv will meet at 8 o'clock
.v.t in headouarters. 133 West
Main street. Several Important mat
ters are to be decided. Jack Murray.
president, stated.
ndenoes Operation Mrs. C. A
Burkhart of Grants Pass underwer
a tonsllectomy at the Osteopathic
hnKHltal this morning. J.
ij.rm.tt of Grants Pass was re-
lirfn. medical treatment, having
been admitted to the hospital yes
terday. (
Mat Aide Here M. J. Melcholr,
field representative of the World War
ir.ur.na State Aid commission,
rived here lsst night from Salem for a
rt.lt of several days. He
r,.rr.H todav with Carl T. Teng
wald, commission agent for Jackson
county.
avnm Crater take Bernle Hughes,
-.. in ra-ater Lake national park
. reutrned to his post last night after
spending the day here on business.
He was accompanied to Medford by
Martin Palmer, chief mechanic of the
park service, who will remain here
for a few days.
.
New . Trailer Received A new M
ton trailer, with dual wheels and
pneumatic tires, has been delivered
here to the Crater Lake national park
i. 7t will be used In transport-
ting heavy equipment about the par
and between separated areaa under
park administration.
Crouch la speaker J. Carlisle
Crouch, chief ranger of Crater Lake
national park, this afternoon address
ad the Teachers' institute In Eagle
Point. He spoke' on "Prehistoric
Americana and Their Relation to the
Present." Data for his address were
gathered In southwestern .statea.
.
Retiring from CCC Dr. John J.
Haruff, surgeon for Camps Prescott
and South Fork, la retiring from the
Civilian .Conservation Corpa to re
sume private practice In Holllstcr.
Cal., where he formerly resided. His
resignation from the CCO will be
come effective March 30.
...
Orange Party Planned The ways
and means committee of the Rosy
Ann Orange today announced a card
party to be held In the Orange hall
on Spring street tomorrow evening,
starting at 8 o'clock. Bridge, five
hundred and pinochle will be In play
and all those who enjoy cards are In
vited. Refreshments will be served.
Eagles Pance a dance for mem
bers and their families and friends
will be held by the Fraternal Order
of Eagles at the West Msln street
lodge hsll tomorrow night. The Jack-
sonvtlle orchestra will provide the
music. The dance will follow tho
business meetings of the lodge and
Its aulllary at 8 o'clock. John Hyde
Is chairman of the- dance committee.
Snow at Crater Two additional
tnchea of snow fell In Crater Lake
national park last night, bringing the
ground cover to 134 Inches, It was
stated In the dally broadcast from
headquarters this morning. Some
rain fell this morning, pointing to
excellent skiing conditions In the
park over the week-end. All state
highways and park roads, excepting
the rim drive, are being kept open.
the broadcast said.
Eagles' Social Dance
Tomorrow night, '9 o'clock
Eaglet' HaU
Jacksonville Orchestra
J : 1 " it
Wallaoe Beery is cast In the role of
the wiggling but lovable Uncle Sid
lrhoee aJoohollo habit has kept Aline
MaoMahon a spinster maiden 1 nut ad
of hie wife In "Ah. Wilderness." the
comedy -drama of American family
life opening a three day run at the
Craterian t heart today.
. Other In the caat of this widely-
praised production Include Lionel
Barry more, Eric Linden, Cecelia Par
ker. Spring Bylngton, Charlea Orape
win, Frank; Albertaon and Helen Flint.
,
In Roxy Role '
PORTIjAND, Ore, March 26. (AP)
Trustees of the Staub Memorial
Congregational church announced
the dismissal of the Rev. Ezra S.
Gerlg as pastor. Walter Brown, trus
tee chairman, said the pastor's "tem
perament was unsutted."
Followers of Rev. Mr. oerig saw
he will resume preaching at a
Church of the Great Commission"
to be established here.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
Beautiful Dorothy Wilson, with
Preston Poster. Alan Hale and a aup
portlng oast of 4.000 bring "The Last
Days of Pompeii" to the screen of the
Roxy theatre today and Friday. One
of the oldest love stories in history,
the film la a apectacular drama of a
pagan city that laughed In the lace
of Impending doom.
Helpful Nelsllbora
KHTACADA. Ore., March 28. (AP)
r- Sickness never stopped spring
planting on the farm of C. H. Dun
can. Nelghbora got together and In
two daya plowed, harrowed and seed
ed the farm.
George O'Brien Here Friday
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Instead of riding a loping horse
over the plains, Oeorge O'Brien la rid
ing the Iron horse over th singing
rails In hie new adventure picture,
"Whispering Smith Speaks," which
will play at the Rial to theatre to
morrow and Saturday.
Swift-paced and filled with the test
for adventure that has made O'Brien
a film favorite, "Whispering Smith
Speeka" pictures the adventures of a
rall-road magnate's son wmen ne un
dertakas to become a rail man him
self.
With O'Brien are Irene Ware. Ken
neth Thompson, Frank Sheridan and
a host of others.
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Famous Dance Team Coming to Craterian Sunday
POR SALE Body fir. dry;
potatoes. Phone Wl-X.
5 V
fey V V V
WILL BSIL S Chevs, 98 coupe, ooach
and sedan, almost wholeaals. Box
40, Trtbuns.
WASHINO MACHINES, 5, S10 auit
16.00; baby bed, complete, 90;
day bed, 90.00; davenport, 115;
rug. 1.50 each; set of gulf
ehibs, 16.00; oak dresser. $7; Coll
man lamp with shade. 93.afi; plat
form acalea, $9; bicycle, S5; lawn
mower. 2: battery radio, 94; coil
brooder, 97.50; electric brooder.
6-ftO; incubator, bQ aire. 910; A4
bed. box spring; solid oak dining
room table, 0 chairs; set harness;
some good cows and helfere. Al's
Trading Post, Jacksonville Highway
and Lozler Lane.
WANTED Transportation San Fran
cisco, Friday or Saturday. Curtis
Barnes. William Dougherty, 910-Y
20 N. Peach St.
SEXED Leghorn roosters, 93 per 100,
March 30th. Watzlg s. Roaeburg.
WANTED Single man to work for
room, place to boarn and small sal
ary, other part time work desir
able. Box 3380, Tribune,
WANTED Olrl for general house
work In small family. Reference
Call 1610-J-2.
FOR SALE Large Easy washer, dryer
type; rnuro radio console. Leav
ing. Cheap lor caah. 010 N. Central,
FOR RENT 4 -room house, garden. I
garage, water, Siu. lasi sunset ;
Ave, i
FOR RENT 4 -room house, furnished.
Bia summit.
Following the precedent set by such
shows as "Rose Marie." "A Mid -summer
Night Dream," Klondike Annie"
and. opening today. "Ah, wilderness,"
the screen's ace dancing team of Fred
Aatalre And Ginger Ropers cornea to
the Craterian theatre Sunday In "Fol
low the Fleet" a another hit show In
the Craterlan'a "Parade of Hlta."
With a complete musical score writ
ten by the dean of American song
writers, rrlng Berlin. "Follow the
Fleet" presents the nimble-footed Aa
talre and tltlan-halred Mlas Rogers In
several song and dance routines,
amortff them "Let'a Fece the Music
and Dance." "All My Etigs In One Bas
ket" and "Let Yourself Go."
Randolph Scott heada the support
ing cast with Harriet miliar d of radio
and stage fame making her screen
bow In the picture and, from advance
reports, doing a handsome Job of al
most Mealing he ahow
, Coming Sunday
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY Only
Wash Frocks
"Sunny Su"
Just received. Fast col
on, adorable tyle. You
will say they look like
$1.95.
$1.00 ea.
KIDDIE'S
Wash Frocks
Fast colon. YouH want
several at these prices.
Our regular 59c values,
2 for
$1.00
KIDDIE
SHOES
Black, Brown and White,
all leather. Each
$1.00
HOSE
Berkshire tfull fashioned,
first quality silk hose.
Bpilar 89c value, 69o for
1 pair or 2 pair for
$1.00
$jjbo
DAYS
Purses
Brand new. If you don't
say these look like $1.93,
then we don't know our
purses. Each
$1.00
HATS
New Spring straws in all
the new styles and col.
ors. Regular $1.49 and
$1.69 values, each
$1.00
Collar Sets
and Scarfs
Newest in spring neok
wear. 69c values 2 for
$1.00
Lingerie
Slips $1 each
Gowns and
Pajamas $1 ea.
Girdles 2 for $1
Dancettes $1
each
The
IB AMD
s
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY"
Jay Clarke, Internationally lamoua
mentallat, will open an engagement
at the Rlalto theatre Sunday, appear
lng on the etage for matinee and eve
ning performancea to answer personal
queatlona concerning bvwlneas trana-
actlona, love alialra, etc.
Coming heru from San Pranclaco,
where he haa jiuit completed a record
run of 43 consecutive weena in van
oua theatre about the bay district
lnoludlng four week at the orpheum
and two week at the Paramount
theatre In San rranclaco, holdover
engagement at the Senator In Sacra
mento, the Oakland theatr In Oak
land and other big theatres of like
calibre. Jay Clarke has established
a reputation of being one of the most
popular act of this type to appear
on the coast.
ROSEBURO, Ore., March It.UPt
Cororler H. C. Btearns said the deflh
of Leonard McComas. 44-year-oll
WPA worker whose body was found
In a street here last night, was due
to a self-inflected bullet wound. Tho
wdow and daughter aurvlve.
Special communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103. A.
P. i A. M-, Friday, March
aith, at. 7:80 p. m. Work
In B. A. degree, visitor ln-
O. O. Horner, W. M.
OEO. Al.DEN, Secy.
BKEONESS, Lincolnshire, Englani
March 36. () The French 8. S. Bo.
ree went down today 30 mllea off the
coast with the probable loss of nine
lives, after colliding with an mitten-
titled ship.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
PHONE 989 -R. re-upnolstering,
finishing, re-glaelng rhlbault.
CARS painted. Spray system. Low cost.
Guar. Auto Beauty einop.. pn.
Shows
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He Swaps His Bronc For A Steed Of Steel!
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AMYTIME
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Mighty Spectacle Drama!
Fire In the sky! A
rlly blown to bits!
Vesuvlonaln erup
tion! A lore story
A J.oiiO years old'
Today a.j...Iu,-ja
rul o'SSw J Bhnrtsl
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(HV01 Ifci fl ""'ree
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With love at the
throttle and death
lurking 'round th
hend. jour favorite
action star shatters
all retards for speed,
excitement and ro-niancel
TOMORROW
and Sat.!
FP.BE Cull applM for hog feed. In
quire tigobel 6c Day Packing Houm,
So. Fir St,
FOR RENT--fl-room modern houe,
17 Newtown. Call from 0 to 6, ex
cept sundaya. phona 141, Central
Point,
TO TRADE Buninesa and residence
property In Medford for Copco
stork. See or phone Clarence Pleroe,
Medford.
WANTED Incense eedar pencil stock.
Box 3370. Tribune.
HOUSEWORK Inquire 034 B. 0th St.
LOST Man's dark brown leather
Jacket. Telephone 404-R-a.
CHEV. 6 4-door sedan, wire wheels,
good rubber, good mechanically and
priced for only f275.O0.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO,
Dodire nnd Plymouth.'
POR RENT Furnished fl-room bun
galow, fill South Qrape.
LOST Key chain and 4 keys, vlcliUty
Craterian theater. Reward. Phone
1171.
eorae
Whispering Smith
IRENE WARE
Kenneth Thompson
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STARTS SUNDAY IN PERSON ON OUR STAGE
World's Fouaoit Multilist
Mstlnra and
tXU erenlnf
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LuU( ssaaaywawWHawawia-wsawa1"
Plus Screen Attraction!-
George Raft -Rosalind Russell in 'It Had to Happen
10 ACRES, free soil, ft acres alfalfa.
good house, outbuildings, fenced;
plenty water; cultivated; $2600.
easy ierma. ROBERTS, Realtor, 730
West and.
A BARGAIN One (J-h.p. Bean spray
rig. inquire C. C. Lemmon, care
Srfobel & Day. So. Fir St.
NOTICE!
As there is a feeling;
among some of tho mer.
chants of Modford that tha
Townsond people will boy
cott them if they do not ad
vertise as they wish, wo
want to make it very plain
that the Townsend clubs
have no such intention, and
will not tolerate any boy
cott by any of their mem
bers or organization.
By order of
THE ADVISORY BOARD
OF TOWNSEND CLUB
NO. 1 OF MEDFORD.
Palil Ail.
WANTED Two-horse field dlso In
pood condition. Phone B-P-4.
WIRING REPAIRING
Our Prices Axe Right '
Olson Electric
Phone 115. 3 N. Bartlett
y
"see? just A TOUCH N
(swings it so you can reach every )
v inch of shelf space
New invention gives 30 more
front-ahelf room or food, makes
work easier, and saves current
HIKE'S THE Invention very woman has wanted la'
refrigeration I A brand new Idea SAV-A-STEP that
keeps ill th foods you use most la the handiest place ever
found for them tikes everything for whole meal to tb
kitchen table at on trip save the current wasted by re
peated opening of th refrigerator and actually gives
30 more front shelf space than other refrigerators of th
same size giv you I
This feature alon would make Stewart-Warner tha best
buy In refrigeration. Yet It's only on of a dozen hit fea
tures In this beautiful box. SUD-A-TRAY, TILT-A-SHELF,
nd many others you'll be delighted with every one. For
they at last giv complete refrigerator convenience per
mit you to arrange things to suit your own personal Ideas
and let you do your kitchen work with half th effort.
We've another surprls for you, too, In our new easy pay
ment plan th simplest, easiest plan we've ever offered,
with surprisingly mod
est monthly payments
snread out to tuft vtmr
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convenience. Let us ex- I SAVE
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plain wntn jo nop TO SJOA nr"V CylA
look at the new Stewart- U 1 U
Warner, today or tomor- I When you buy from
tow, lure I . I us. i,ow mommy pay-
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menis. oyo aimpio in
terest.
PALMER
Music L. Electric Store
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