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MEDFORD MATT, TT?TRTTyR.' MT.DTOTCP, OT?Efl(VNT. FTCTDAY. SFPTEMBF.T?-. 4, .1flP.fi. PAftF TTTTRTEEN' LOCAL and To Portland Ruth Nya was among .hose leaving on northbound train :-.5t night, her destination being Fortland. In Hospital Mn. Carey L. Crap, ley of Ashland li among patlenta at .".acred Heart hoapKal, whera ahe will undergo a goitre operation this week tnd. From McKlnley Cant. Carroll 8. Miller, commander of Camp McKln ley, conferred with officers at Med ford CCC headquarters today. Request to Team The Eagles' crllt team is requested to meet In uniform for Initiation tonight at the P. O. E. hall at 7:30 o'clock. t Visiting Sister Mlsa Genevieve Vianseam Is among Medford visitors 'n Ashland this week, spending to i1 ay and yesterday vliltlng her sis ter, Miss Ruth Hanacam. fidelity Meeting Tha Fidelity circle of' the First M. E. church will meet Tuesday afternoon at tho noma of Mrs. E. E. Cuffel, 809 North Cen tral avenue. .Miss Slnema Back Miss Oraca Sin tma returned on the morning train today after spending the summer vs, fitlon visiting relatives and friends In various northern cities. She la a teacher In the Junior high school. . Ney Adviser Philip O. Strombo of Eugene has been aelected aa educa tional adviser for Camp McKlnley, and .'is expected to report at CCC headquarters here shortly, It was an nounced today. Ha fills an existing vacancy at the camp. New Law Office Attorney Victor A. Tenwald today moved his law of fice to suite 318 Liberty building, west Main and South drape streets. He resigned a few montha ago as head of the Jackson county relief . committee, to practlca law. An In creasing practice, he said, made it necessary to acquire larger quartan Health Inlt to Meet Phoenix health unit will meet for an all-day session, Tuesday, September 8, at the home of Mrs. R, H. Wilcox for the first meeting foil', wing the summer vacation. A covjred-dlsh luncheon will be served at noon, the hostess furnishing rolla. butter, cream and coffee. A comforter will be tied by lhe members durlr.g the day. Work on Program Arch Work, superintendent of the Medford ex periment station, was scheduled to give a talk before the 26th annual meeting of the Oregon reclamation longress at Vale. Olen Arnsplget. manager of the Medford and Talent .rrlgatlon districts, also Is attend ing tho two-day meeting. Both Mr. .rnsplger and Mr Work planned to return to Medford the early part of post week. Meteorological Report September 4, 1038. Forecasts, Medford and vicinity: Cloudy to night and Saturday; moderate tem perature. Oregon: Generally fair east and cloudy west portion tonlRht and Sat urday. Moderate temperature. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 89; Lowest, 64. Total monthly precipitation 0.20 Inch. Excess for the month 0.17 Inch. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1036. 0.20 Inch. Excess for the season 0.17 Inch. Relative humidity at 5 p.m. yes terday. 38 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 91 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 5:40 a m. Sun set, 6:39 p.m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M., 120th Meridian Time Rain Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy P.Cdy. Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear P.Cdy. Clear Cloudy Cloudy P.Cdy. Cloudy Clear Lr Aneeles MEDFORD 77 53 New York 80 62 Omah 78 64 Phoenix .. M 6ft Portland 70 60 Reno 6 48 Roseburg 74 54 Salt Lakv 80 53 San Francisco 68 58 Seattle 70 56 Spokane - 68 52 Walla Walla 74 56 Washington. D.C. 76 63 t nnnl PmductS AW.ms a Riverside Market Rogue River valley products will be featured at the Riverside Market which opens tomorrow at 313 and 315 North Riverside under the mn acement of Norman Gall and Chuck Bsteman, both of whom are knon throiwhout the city as capable groc erynen. A large refrigeration case has been Installed at the new food store which w-ni cirry a complete line of fresh and smoked meats. High quality bak ery cods end dairy products will be earned at this conveniently located market where plenty of parking ..pace is available. Cse Ms!! Tribune vsntsris DANCE per Applecate flrance Hall L.inilH DA Y Sept. 1 9 P.M. to ! A.M. "Where joa always hare a to.l time" Ml'MC tiv rOT phut i w 8 I Mt3 tr H 3 S 2 cm 03 2 Q. CD N r rg SB I ! 1 1 Boise - 6- -0J Boston W -08 Chicago 12 63 Denver 80 58 T Eureka 64 '4 Helena 64 62 .01 72 62 T PERSONAL Visits Daughter A. A. Madden of Ashland was among business vlsixors here yesterday. He called on' hi: daughter, Mrs. Afton Hannah of Ash land, who underwent an operation vt Sacred Heart hospital Wednesday morning. , . t Fishing Party -- Accommodations were reserved today at Al Gtlhousen'a Rogue River lodge near Trail for lour persons, by Capt. Fred Anderson, army pilot at Hamilton field, Cal. Capt. Anderson and his party will spend Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday fishing in the Rogue river.. erescott Wins Flag The little green pennant symbolic of genera! excellency will fly this month over Camp Prescott, commanded by Capt. William 8. Clegg. The camp was awarded the flag (or August by Ma. George R. Owens, commander of the Medford CCO district. The award Is made on the basis of all-around ef ficiency, every department of camp ictlvlty being considered In the rat ,ngs. Headquarter detachment at ' he fairgrounds, commanded by Capt. Albert T. Anderson, won second place for the third consecutive time. Camp Wlmer, under command of Capt, Ru pert T. Gilbert, was awarded third position, Initiation Tonight About 30 can didate will be Initiated into Med ford aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at a meeting to be held at 8 o'clock tonight In lodge hall on West Main street. This la the first class to be Initiated since the recent open ing of a membership campaign. The campaign Is proving eminently suc cessful and thua far more than 7ft applications have been received, aald George Tucker, aerie president. Can J, dates, he added, will be Initiated as quickly aa their appllcatlona can be checked. Another social event to add test to the campaign will be held at the lodge hall next, week, Mr. Tucker related. He asked that all members attend tonight's meeting. Utilize Airport Arrivals at Med lcrd municipal airport yesterday In cluded Harold Sander, manager of the Eugene airport, wi o brought films In his Travelalr plane for a theater here; Tom J. Fowler of ths Richfield Oil company, flying a stlnson Detrolter ,'rom Portland to Klamath Falls; and C- O. Graham, piloting a Waco ship fom Taconia to Sacramento. Ar rivals Wednesday Included H. W. Looff, representative of the Standard Oil company of California In Seattle, tn route in a . Fleet open-cockpit plane from Seattle to Los Angeles; Ma). C. M. Cummlr.gs. Hying a Con tolldated puraultci from Hamilton .!eld to Seattle; '-rd Gilbert Wasge making a return flight from Mon tague, Cal., In his Hamilton cabin ahlp. Mr. Waage brought photo grapha of the Brlte brothers search ;or dispatch to a San Francisco news paper on a United airliner. Ye Poets Corner Memories By J. C. Reynolds. Par down deep within my heart, Lies a warm and cosy nook, Well secluded and apart Where, If one might chance to look Chance to ask the owner's name- One would always hear the same Pleased reply, with reverent breath 'There Uvea Lady 'Llcabeth." There within this bower of bowers. In this bright and lovely spot. 'Mongst the fragrance of the flowers Violet, rose, forget-me-not, Lady 'Liza be th, serene, Dwells and rules In this demesne. Filling all It's tiny apace With her winsome nesa and grace. In this charming garden, she Walts my coming every day; Latch-strlng always out for me And a welcome, glad and gay. There we while away our time. Chatting, reading, writing rhyme: Gloom must never venture near All la sunshine, warmth and cheer. Sheltered by the garden walls, Linger I beneath the trees. Till the dusk of evening falls, Loath to leave such witcheries; Laughter, wit and repartee Music with It's sorcery Willing captive to the might Of this mastering delight. In this nook within my heart Lives my Lady "Liza be th, Till It's walls shall rend apart Blasted by the hand of Death. Nonet It's beauty may efface, None, shall rob her of her place; Undisputed owner, she Ever must it's ruler be. Hattle Reames White,, teacher of piano. High school credits given. Mudlo. 230 Laurel Phone 449-M. Dse Mall Tribune want i t jm SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT HENRY B0STWICK and FRED KRUOGEL, formerly of Lewis Super Service, announce they are now operating The SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE. They invite you to make this your service station. Richfield products. SUNRISE SUPER SERVICE 12th and Riverside George Raft Coming to Rialto Car M. V! - feB VS V . ?- w Heading the double feature pro gram opening nw entertainment policy Sunday et the Rialto theatre, "Youra for the Asking" boasts one of the beat coats of the current show season. With George Raft In the starring role and Dolores Coetello Barrymore playing opposite, others In the cast Include Ida Luplno, James Oleason, Reginald Owen, Edgar Kennedy, Lynne Overmann (all In the above scene), Richard "Skeets" Oallegher and several more well known players. The story has Raft as the big time gambler who takes over Miss Barry- MADRID. .Sept. 4. (AP) Premier Jose Olral Perelra. resigned today and a new government was announced for war-torn Spain. The socialist extremist leader. Francisco Largo Caballero, was named prime minister and minister of war. The new cabinet contains six soc ialists, two communists, two left re publicans, one republican unionist, and one Ezquerra (a political faction in the Valencia and Catalan regions). One minister, yet to be chosen, prob ably will be a Basque nationalist Indaleclo Prleto. socialist "strong man," was named minister of air and navy. Glral Perelra remained In the cabi net, however, as minister without portfolio. Buck Jones Stars In Rialto Picture Thrilling drama In the early days of the west gives rugged vitality to the exciting Buck Jones picture, "For the Service," playing Saturday only at the Rialto theatre, Notl for his swiftly moving ex ploits against the colorful' back ground of the west, the star reaches a new high in entertainment In this story of the grim, courageous scouts who gave their lives that the United States might extend from coast to coast. Savnge Indians and cruel white men are confronted In Jones' relent less fight to save his captain's son, and serve his government. Dramatic Incidents In army tradition provide the highlights of the story. . Clifford Jones, Both Marlon, Frank McGlyn, Sr., Edward Keene and Fred Kohler are in the supporting cast. Cronin's Mother Dies Joe Cronln, manager of the Boston Red Sox, left his baseball duties ind flew to San Francisco when hit mother, Mrs, M. J. Cronln, was stricken III. He la shown at he arrived at the San Francisco air sort, a few hours before her death, (Associated Press Photo) Phone 1338 i ' i I i P 1' .jmaiifii V MHO 4 mm t wmje nwre's swank residence and, using it for a high class gaming place, not only helps himself to a neat fortune but also helps lift the many mort gages with, which the house Is plast ered. The many adventures that be fall Raft, especially when his friends think him falling In love with the socialites,, make the film Interesting and lively entertainment. The second feature on the same program will show tho biggest round up of former screen stars ever assem bled In one picture, "Hollywood Boulevard," a dramatic story of the famous picture town and the peo ple who made. It famous. . Named Tipof t Man' Detective Tom Brown, former St. Paul Chief of Police, was accused In testimony of Byron Bolton, for mer gangster, of receiving $25,000 of the William Hamm, Jr., ransom money, to act na "tlpoff man." (Associated Press Photo lUVTIME: Hurry 1 Ends Tonight 1 atSaWaaaaWMI SATURDAY ONLY: Shows 1, 3, 7. 9 . .'. INTO A BLAZING BARRICADE OF LEAD! It ode . Ken and Tar (m - .. avenRe a in "WESTERN COURAGE" ADDED ATTRACTIONS! SHEMP HOWARD "While the at' Away" Novelty - News . Plus Kplsone II "Near ' Artf Mures of Tarran VTiff li wfth Barbara' stanwyck ' jtamW-' JEAN HERSHOLT I Brw., II - .inSEPH CALLEIA lca exciting ! II John Eldredge jlLl Robert Taylor Robert Taylor falls In love with "His Brother's Wife" in the pow erful dramatic picture of that name coming Sunday to the Craterlan theatre. Barbara Stanwyck plays the wife In this new film play destined to set feminine hearta throbbing. Also In the cast are Jean Hersholt, Joseph C.illela and John EldrwUe. In Roxy Role Ken Maynard plays at the Roxy theatre tomorrow only In "Western Courage," his beat-liked western thriller to date. Geneva Mitchell plays opposite Ken with Tarzan, the won der horse, playing a Rood stand In : fa 1 , , The Snappiest Comedy of the Year! 0 By P G Wodehouse The'aulhor ol Thank You leaves PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT "I'D GIVE MY LIFE" Tom Brown Frances Drake Sir Ouy Standing' a '"V. ftrlfi The icreen'i most lensatlonal lore team In blazing lot drama of the Tropin t WTflYLOR On Sunday Bill The story shows Tavlor young scientist In love with Stanwyck, going on. a South Ameri can expedition end returning to find IiIa erstwhllo fiancee the. wife of hla brother. The complications that en sue malte the picture a romantic drama of unumul power. for Maynard. : . Episode 11 of EXlgnr Rice Bur roughs' thrilling serial. "The New Adventures of Tnrzan," will bo on the same bill. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p m. BETTER HEALTH Stomach, Rectal and Colon Ailments . Destroy Your uonammion Bit known tteatmtnt in ilis West lot Ulcers, Acld Ity. Indt Bastion, Piles, PiBturet, Fistula, Colitis, Bloating, Constipation, tairiosis, EKimlnition and TreatmatH by akilled No hospital iurgLealnprit Ion-No confinement Write or caiuor mfctaeicr.r" Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physician end Surtoan N.B. Corner Uurntide and Grand Avsnut Talfphona KAit 3918 Portland, Oregon Mats . . . a.v Kves . . 35c Kldilles 10a as the Miss TMf .inliirilay KvpiiIiik I'ost story PICCADILLY Hurry! ' JlfA II ,'lt mas Tomorrow ROBT. MONTGOMERY Frank Morgan Billio Burko ' Eric Blore Madge Evans COMING SUNDAY! A Sock To The Heart! t f r r n X" ; aLLmiI The upward trend In world ship construction evident in the early part of this year continued through the second quarter, according to the de partment of commerce. Industrial employment In August showed a 20 per cent gain over the same time In 1935 In the state of Vir ginia, the Chamber of Commerce In dex reveals. EHrabeth Dunn, a telephone oper ttor, la the champion woman golfer of Imlinna. 100 LATfci TO CLASSIFY FRONT ROOMS, suitable for teach ers. Steam-heated. Board If de sired; garage. 1211 W. Main St. WANTED Middle-aged houwkeeper In modern country home. Desirable drive car. Box o!67. Tribune. TOWNSEND club dnnce, Applefcate hall, Saturday night, Sept. 8tn Orchestra music TUNE IN on KMED every Saturday at 11:30, the Children's Hour from tne Baldwin Piano Shoppe. FOR BALE Restaurant, beer parlor and confectionery: 6000 worth of equipment, stocc included for leas than half If takn at once. Sick ness reason for selling. Inquire Damon Cafe, Central Point, Ore P. O. Box 126. SNAP Substantial, old 6-room, mod ern house, close In, full lot, fine shade. Total price B00. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett. Phone 1400. MAHOGANY finish circulating wood heter, 917.50; mjo coni neaier, so. 204 Crater Lake Ave. Ends Tonitel H JACK 1 H0LT 1 "Crash P Donovan" Tr.lMaaaT!aTrorn!nasir shows fljccirii "3" i I ai""" III 7:00-9:00 I ygt;lBJij,ifth A L I KlJdies locjjj . Mi v LirhiS. V u fight against 3T renegade whites Yj &nd 8av!g8 r 6 d 0 j : for1i Prerue Sat. Nlta FRANKIE DARRO In "Black Gold" - n I STARTS SUNDAY! 2 MAJOR FEATURES Feature Hit No. 1 He was smart, smooth, rough and , .tough . . . but a coHple of blondes cut him down to their size 1 rVDUBS ' TOft THE ASKING A rjlt. wan At Bringing to Medford its greatest show value ... at these bargain prices: Mats-25c Eves-35c Kiddies a Dime All the Time W w Feature Hit No. 2 Olamorous Hollywood . . seon from the Inside! Its rivalries, loves, heartaches I V "Hollyivood The picture that features 20 former stars of the screen with JOHN HALLIDAY . MARSHA HUNT 0. HENRY GORDON Robort Oummlngs - Esther Ralston Esther Dale Francis X. Bushman Charles Ray Betty Compson FOR SALE 3200-tb team. H. Ntch olson. Rt. 1, Box 361 Cental Point. WANTED Middle bgcd lady for gen eral housework In country; two in family. References. Box 5160. care Tribune. FOR SALE Lady" white fox fur. new lady's combination wardrobe case. Reasonable. Apply Shell Station. 6th and Front. yOR. SALE Heifer calves. C O. Hoover. Phone 4.37-R,' "HEAR THE TONJT OF THE BALD WIN" every afternoon at 1:45 over K M ED. B a 1 d w I n Piano Shoppe. - BAIfCE SAT. NITE ORIENTAL GARDENS Bud Dynge's Band Rube's Old Timers In the Small Hall! 2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION Dance at the Oasis Steve Whipple and hli Muslo Makers SATURDAY NIGHT vx.. A New En- s tertainment jr.. m - with GEORGE RAFT f Dolores Oostello Barrymore Ida Lupino Reginald Owen S- . James Oleason Lynne JS . . Overmann SkeetS .W. ' Oallegher .vXM jnai . xx Boulevard n aU
