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MEDPfmn MATT- TTCTTUTNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAIiCIT 27. 19P.6. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL George Raft Coming to Rialto To Portland Teddy Evanaon left this morning by train lor Portland on a short visit. Call In Ashland Mr. and Mrs. John Bohnert made business calls In Ash land Wednesday. House Sold Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Roland of Phoenix today announced sale of their home on Lozler Lane ro Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Marvel. Dr. Durno Away Dr. Edwin R. Durno leX.t on the evening train yes terday for Portland. He was expected to return tonight. To Seattle Mrs. J. I, prall was among those leaving on the north bound train this morning, her des tination being Seattle. Tl<lng Here Miss Viola Fenlend of Central Point Is spending the week end here visiting with her couiin, nda Williams. From Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. W- W. Belcher of Grants Pass were among business visitors In Mcdford Wednesday. Business Trip E- O. Narregan. United States deputy marshal, spent yesterday In Grants Pass on official business. Visiting Daughter Mr. and Mrs. D L. Jones of the Little Applegate dis trict visited a few days this week with their daughter, Mrs. A. W. Sul livan of Ross Lane. New Teaching Post Miss Betty Benjamin, who graduated from the Southern Oregon Normal school at Ashland at the end of the winter term, has accepted a position as teacher at Broadbend, in the Coos Bay district. LYONS OCKTniLS Manhattan and MaiHni... prepared from old bar-tender's formulas Simply chill, add cherry or olive... and serve. 60 Proof. Fifths . $1.20 Manhattan StO-B Martial I61-B Pinis . $.80 Manhattan 560-C Martini 581-C Receiving Treatment C. T. Haw-I kins of Grants Pass arrived here ! Thursday to undergo treatment at j the Osteopathic clinic and hospital. On Business Trip Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Smith left this morning for Lake view on a shor business trip. They are expected to return tomor-, row. Fifth Man Here P. B. Hawley, sup erintendent or the U. S. bureau of fisheries, left last night for Oregon City after spending a short time here transacting business. Fabrlck Away Glenn Fabrlck was among Medfordltes going out of town last night, his destination being Port land where he will make a short business visit. At Headquarters Capt. Harold H.' Capers, commanding officer of Camp Oregon Caves, conferred yesterday with officers at CCC headquarter here. t Naff to Tortland Porter J. Neff , Medford attorney, left by train last night for Portland where he Is tto transact business pertaining to his legal practice. - He was expected to return Sunday. Class Meets Monday Parent-education class of the Roosevelt school will meet In room 8 at a o'clock Monday afternoon. Anyone- Interested Is In vited to attend these Informal group meetings. Kelly to Salem Col. E. E. Kelly left last night by train for Salem where he was to attend a monthly meeting of the World War Veterans State Aid commission, of which he Is a member. - mm Employed In G. P. Mamie Long Is .now employed at the Wardrobe Clean ers In Grants Pass. She was formerly with Ahe Pantorium Dye Works here. having held the position for nine years. Dixie Cluh Meeting The Dixie club will meet at 2;30 p. m. on Sat urday. April 4. In the home oi the Misses Annie and Katie Kellehor, 1019 South Oakdale avenue. ' Mrs. Rose Schleffelln and Mrs. John Peter will assist the hostesses. Faring Traffic Charge Paul Gysln of the Central Point district was ar rested yesterday by city police, charg ed with-violation of the b&sio rule of driving when he allegedly drove through the Intersection or McAn- drewa road with the north Pacific hldhway at 55 miles an hour. He was cited to answer the charges In city-court at 11 a. m. Saturday.; Snow at Park Snow was falling to the accompaniment of a stiff wind In Crater Lake national park this morning when the dally broadcast was made from headquarters. Thrse Inches of snow had fallen during the night, making the ground covering 139 Inches deep. Both plows were In operation, .keeping all roads,, except ing the rim drive, open. i , & r L. 3p-k t . . jf. ...... .- A new star team of Irresistible lov ers tops the film horlxon as George Raft and Rosalind Russell step out arm-in-arm together In the grand new comedy romance, "It Had to Happen," playing at the Rtalto thea ter three days starting Sunday. Leo Carrillo. Arllne Judge, Ai&u Dlnehart and Arthur Hohl are also featured In this story of a man who fought his way up from the bottom to win a glamorous girl, then threrv away everything he had won to keep her. As a special added attraction at the Rtalto theater Sunday, Jay Clark. Internationally famous mental! at, will open a week's engagement, appearing on the stage for al shows, matinee and evening. Not to be classed as a "mind reader," Mr, Clarke's forte Is answering questions of a personal na ture, whether pertaining to love, travel or business transactions. ?3 POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT It's the Smashing Finish at WURTS GIFTS FREE AUCTION SALE TONIGHT 7:30 P. M. Final AUCTIONS Saturday 1:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. GIFTS TO EVERY CUSTOMER Trial Nears End Closing arguments I were underway this morning In clr- I cult court In the trial of Boyd Ham ilton. Applegate district resident, chsrged with the larceny of livestock. The case was expected to be in the hands of the Jury by mid -afternoon. A large crowd. Including many resi dents of the Applegate district, com fortably filled the spectators' section of ithe courtroom. a On Sick List John Rosdll, popular CCC lightweight boxer of Camp Pres cott, was today confined to the com pany's Infirmary with a throat ali ment. He Is under the care of Dr. Ellas H. Porter, camp surgeon. He has been conducting classes In box ing at $he camp and will resume hli Instruction as soon as he Is discharg ed from the Infirmary, unless he Is able to leave for the east Sunday for discharge, officers said.. Assumes New Post Miss Wllma Rubensteln today began her now duties as stenographer of the Rogue River national forest service in the federal building here. She arrived by motorcar laat night from Port land where she was employed In the U. 8. regional forester's office. She replaces Miss Enid Funk, who asked to be transferred to the upstate of fice so that she might be near her father who Is HI In Portland. - Sheriff .Improves Sheriff Syd I. Brown,-injured In an auto accident near Yreka. Cal., early Tuesday morn lng when the auto he was driving hit a soft shoulder on the pacmc nign way, was reported today as Improv ing. The sheriff was ordered by Dr J. C. Hayes, attending physician, to take a couple of days' rest. Sheriff Brown sustained a bad cut over one eye, a slightly wrenched knee and client bruises. . Change Meeting Esther Church Leake, director of the Jackson County Teachers' chorus, announced this morning that the rehearsal of the chorus and the Medford Gleemen will be held Sunday at the high school auditorium at' 13 o'clock noon. In stead of a;30 as previously stated. The chorus will abo rehearse tomor row morning in the courthouse audi torium at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Hewitt Htlll 111 JERSEY CITY, N. J., March 37. (AP) Hospital attendants said today there was no change In the condition of Mrs. Maryon Cooper Hewitt. She has been critically 111 for more than a month. Mrs. Hewitt was to be, ar raigned today on charges of being a fugitive from California and attempt lng suicide but her Illness forced postponement until April 6. Special communication of Medford Lodge No. 103, A 'Cv 37th. at 7:30 p. m. Work 4?' In E. A. degree. Visitor in vlted. O. O. Horner, W. M. GEO. ALDEN. Secy- "20? ANYTIME- tiomoy PS POSITIVELY F.NKS TOMC1IIT ThsLfsnnaviof Join ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S Hosiery "Club. Every 13th pair free. DANCE SAT. NITE ORIENTAL GARDENS Bud Dynge's Band featuring Dinty Moore at the Drums 1 Kube'i Old Timers In the SmaU Hall!. 2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION I 8 ' J I Look Your Smartest This EASTER Ch LET . ZORIC the marvelous, odorless dry cleaning eervice REJUVENATE Your SUITS and DRESSES MEDFORD DOMESTIC Landry , PHONE 166 50 N. W VE ASIDE AVE. , GtniiPudSjinMion - Quoad ymncauh K m W Saturday Only Continuous Shows 1 to 11 RIDIN ', EOPIN', SINGIN' 9 I "Tumbling I 1 Tumbleweeds" Plus OUR GANG in "TEACHER'S BEAU' Plus the 1st Episode of a THRILLING NEW SERIAL Life and Drain at stoke . . I will make jour I hair stand end! mr I n win I j KU 1 . v - m ...'! Fred Astaire in Sunday's Hit if k, vr$ril ' Or' I l view l : n ' I Nimble-footed Fred Aftalre. who i oomea to the Craterlan theater Sun-; day for a three-day engagement In 1 'Follow the Fleet," his new song and dance vehicle In which Ginger Rogers la co-atarred, haa hla own Interpre tation of the "Sailor's Hornpipe" which he demonstrates In the film. Heading ihe supporting cast of tliis new musical treat are Randolph Scott aa Ast Ire's sailor-buddy, and Harriet Hltllard hailed as an Important new "discovery." Irving Berlin, America's ace tune smith, has again composed the lyrics and music for this new Astaire -Rogers show, duplicating his success In "Top Hat." Five of the numbers are danc ed and vocalised by the two stais, either together or singly. The other two Introduce Miss HUUard to pic ture audiences. Serving as a colorful background for "Follow the Fleet." San Frnnclsca la caught at Its romantic beat, dur ing Fleet Week when the Bay City always tries to outdo itseir in enter taining the battleship boys. OLYMPIA. Wash- March 37. (API , The state supreme court today de clared the 1035 corporate net Income tnx low unronatltutlonal. DOES BLADDER WEAKNESS WAKE YOl' CP In four dnv your druggist will re turn vntir QAn If TM. tilAHRed. DrlVA out the excess acids and waste which cause the Irritation resulting in sleep less nights, frequent desire, scanty tin... nr Vinflrni-n. TTA hlir.hll leaves, Juniper oil. etc.. made into luue green loDiets i-nuru uunuw They work on the bladder similar to nil nn Ha lvtull Clnt VlWlf regular sleep. It's nature's greatest restorative. Heath'a Drug Store Jar- min urvtg pinre. arl.iwarTiiwt-:rjljPt'vitw:'ti SlAKrs M..MIAV i IIAVHI tfflsyv 1'H" T Z-JTHEB'G U Shows 1:00-3:00 0:45-9:0(1 HOLD YOUR BREATH FOLKS GEORGE IS AT IT AGAIN! 1' 3 1 1 W. : lb' : 1 : Defying death at an engine throttle . . winning lils 3 girl by smashing S every record for rs speed and thrills! : This time he rides an lron Horse" 1 TODAY ' AND SATURDAY! Western Thriller on Roxy Bill He St I' ?S j ' ThruiB aiKl chins, WcrR pfvrr wwk, with one of the greatest stories of the west ever told will start tomorrow at the Roxy theater. It Is "Rustlers of Red Dog," starring John Mack Brown, and Is considered the most sensAtlonnl plcturtration of the win ning of thn Went sin co Tho Covered) Wagon." "Rustlers of Red Dog" Is chnpter serial, one episode will be shown each week for 12 weeks. Gene Autry In "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" U the feature playing with this first episode of "Rustlers of Red Dog" DANCE On The OASIS SPRING FLOOR Every Sat. Nite DANCE . LAKE CREEK SATURDAY NIGHT 5E Shows 1:45 6:45-9:00 .Matt . . 9.1c eves . . 3.1c Klildlea 10c GRAND DOWN-TO-EARTH FILM FARE! Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! W It Ends Tomorrow Night 1 n M WILDERNESSl WaMacs. LIONEL BARRYMORE ALINE MacMAHON "Whispering Smith Speaks" 7r IRENE WARE Prevue Sat. Nite! John Wayne In "LAWLESS . RANGE" ADDED SHORTS KD KFNNKDY In "Sock Me To Sleep" Dnmhell Lelterl Cart ik) n News Vi FOR ONE WEEK STARTING SUNDAY World 'i Foremost Mentaliat On the Stage-Mat and Eve Answertnt jour questions on love, travel and business Hunt from the s tns;n hr sim ply u s I n ( j-our InltlaM! ON THE SCREEN HI'MIAV FOR I DAVSI aft a IT " (JJsWsjaPPlFrWpWV" ADDED1 TONIGHT ONLY! On the Stage at 9:00 o'clock Eve Benson's Spring Dance Revui SUNDAY! America's Favorite Dance Team! t JI. H-,.!l,'I. I v rV. l &Z : tops "TOP HAT." Randolph Scott i nant. a.tf deck, tor m .ythmia 1 J " ;, to in tai Borlln'. w Mt tun"' b-iating time to Irving
