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LOCAL and
Vl< In Ashland Mr, and Mrs. P.
W. McParlane were among Medford
residents transacting business in Ash
land Wednesday.
Moved Here Mrs. Mary Shrank of
Ashland has moved to Medford, tak
ing up residence at the Riverside
apartments.
Calling Here Mrs. Lulu Wilson and
Mrs. Bertha Heer of Ashland spent
. Wednesday shopping and calling on
friends here.
Owen North -Jim Owen was among
those leaving on the northbound train
last night, his destination being Port
land.
4
J Accepts Position Mrs. Mora Ban
ders of this city has accepted a posi
tion as housekeeper at the Barber
Convalescent home In Ashland where
she formerly resided.
Receiving Treatment Miss Mar
garet Burton Is among patients In
Sacred Heart hospital, having arrived
yesterday to recolve medical treat
ment. Hayes North Bob Hayes left by
train this morning for Portland where
he plans to visit friends and see the
Oregon-Washington football game to
morrow. Visitor Leaves L. L. Wold, rep
resentative of the Standard Oil com
pany, left by train last night for San
franclsco after- transacting business
here.
Convalescing Miss Rena Collie of
the California Oregon Power company
was convalescing In Community hos
pital today from an appendix opera
tion performed yesterday.
Barn Dance Tonight Pocahontas
.lodge will entertain with a barn
fence at their hall on Aple street
this evening. All members and friends
are cordially Invited.
Confers with Jepson L. M. Jones,
western division sales manager of the
United Autographic Register company
with headquarters 1 In Oakland, Cat,,
conferred here today with Clyde Jepp
son. local representative. Mr. Jones
was on his way back to his home
office after an inspection trip north.
Steak and Chicken Dinners'
Served All Day Sunday)
CAP. HAGERMAN'S ORCn.
Every Night at
ERNIE'S CASINO
i Hi J
ALL ARE WELCOME
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Cor, E. Jackson and Bessie Near Roosevelt School
. WE ARE NOW MAKING
DELIVERIES ON
Green Fir
Phone 7 Now
TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY
END OP NORTH, CENTRAL AVENUE
JUST ARRIVED!
2 More CARLOADS of the NEW
1937 PLYMOUTTIHIS
READY FOR DELIVERY
THE GREATEST VALUE IN THE LOW PRICE FIELD
LARGE MOTOR CAR CO.
CHRYStER . PLYMOUTH HEADQUARTERS
PERSONAL
In Hospital Among patients in
Community hospital today were Miss
Ellen Baker, who underwent an ap
pendectomy this morning, and Ma
nila Brockway, who had her tonslU
removed this morning.
-
Here on Business Among those
transacting business here today were,
Mrs. Stewart Porter of Holloway or
chards. Mrs. Paul Force and daugh
ter Beverly of Eagle Point and Mrs.
T. E. McOraw and daughter Leila
of route a.
Inspector Here M. J. Melcholr,
field inspector for the World war
veterans state aid commission, is
spending a few days in Medford on
business. He conferred today with
Carl Y. Tengwald, the commission's
representative for Jackson county.
To Hear Nominees Local Demo
cratic and Republican candidates have
been Invited to attend the Phoenix
Orange dinner at 0 o'clock this even
ing. The nominees will be Introduced
to the Grangers and each Is expected
to give a brief talk,
Wilt Attend Game Among Medford
residents planning to attend the Oregon-Washington
football game In
Portland tomorrow are Jack Porter.
Gain Robinson, Dave Wood, Harry
Rosenberg, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Orr.
Mr., and MrsVi Gene Orr, Mrs. B. R,
Elliott and Miss Gertrude Watzllng,
who will leave by train tonight.
Shopping Here Among out-of-towh
residents shopping In Medford Wed
nesday were Mrs. Eva Segessman, Mrs
Minnie Blaess, Merl and Gertrude
Carlton. Mrs. Nora Robinson. Miss
Erma Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Huston.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughn, Mr. and
Mrs. S. , W. Hutchinson. George Ace
and Tom Weeks, aU of Trail,
Rubbish Fire Chemical crew of
the fire department was called out
late yesterday afternoon to ex Unguis
a rubbish blaze behind the residence
of Vera F. Humphrey, 811 ' Taylor
street. The flames burned the In
sulation off telephone wires but no
other damage was done. The wires
were repaired by the telephone com
pany. Express Appreciation Those in
charge of the recent Washington
school carnival state the succes of the
affair was to a large extent due to
the cooperation of local business firms
and wish to express appreciation to
Evans shoe store. Groceteria, Band
Box, Hansen Hardware, Huhhard
Bros., Piche Hardware and Sporting
Goods company, Worthmore, Mann's.
Lamport's M. M.. Western Thrift and
the Mail Tribune.
REV. GEORGE
RUSSELL AITKEN
EVANGELIST
formerly of The John 3:16 Mission,
Cleveland, Ohio, will besln reTlrnt
services
SUNDAY
. 11:00 A.M.'
Evening services nightly 7:30.
.special music.
Rev. 0. Edwin Cox, Pastor
Dance Date Changed Jacksonville
Orange dance planned for this even
lng has been postponed until Tues
day evening, November 3. Special
carnival features are being planned
In addition to dancing and election
returns will be announced through
out the evening, according to those
in charge. Silvas orchestra will fur
nish music and an invitation Is ex
tended to the public. The dance will
take place at the Jacksonville Orange
hall.
Now In Army Joe B. Miller of 333
Beatty street has been accepted (or
enlistment In the United states army
and assigned to company P, 30th in
fantry regiment, which la stationed
permanently at the Presidio, San
Francisco, tt waa stated In a notice
received today from MaJ. H. D. Bag-
nail, regional recruiting officer of
Portland. Miller applied for enlist
ment at the Medford recruiting office
which Is In charge of Sgt. Will Is
Estep.
Pilot Here Overnight Sgt. C. O.
Cunningham this morning continued
his flight north after spending the
night here. He arrived at municipal
airport late yesterday afternoon, en
route In a Consolidated primary train
er from Rockwell field, San Diego,
Cal., to Pearson field, Vancouver,
Wash. He was accompanied by a me
chanic. The ship he was flying be
longs to the army reserve air corps
at Pearson field and was recently
overhauled at Rockwell field.
Returni Home James McLean, who
has been confined In Community hos
pital for he past three months. Is
to leave this evening by train for hia
home in Portland. McLean has been
mnoniMuMntr from the nmrjutatlon of
his right leg, necessitated by a wound
Buffered when he accidentally snot
himself last August 6. Ho was sta
tioned at Whlskev Peak lookout in
the Rogue River national forest when
the accident occurred and was un
able to get help for several hours, as
hit vita alnne at the lookout. He was
brought to medical aid by a CCC crew
who then carried mm aown me
mountain trail by stretcher as there
wr tin mnAit to the station. He was
employed for the summer, being a
sophomore at tne scnooi oi loreovry,
Oregon State college.
Hoot Gibson Rides
In Roxy's Thriller
Let 'er buck! Hoot Gibson rides V)
town to clear up some trouble with
cattle rustlers in "The Last Outlaw.
which playa at the Roxy theater to
morrow only. Harry Carey is teamed
opposite with Henry B. Walthall, Tom
Tyler and Margaret Callahan also in
the cast. The seventh episode of the
serial, "The Roaring West," starring
Buck Jones, is also -on the same bill.
Hear District Attorney George Cod
ding speak over KMED Saturday 13:45
p. m.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR BALE
PULVERIZED LAWN FERTILIZER
Will call and give you an estimate
on lawn, pnone asu-w.
vniln. fat ducks. lBo lb. B. E. Fold,
3 mllea west on Jacksonville Hwy.
Phone. .73 1-R.
ROOM AND BOARD Phono B45-X or
Inquire 622 So. OAkdnle.
FARMERS ATTENTION
FOR SALE Rebuilt Fordaon tractors
and farm Implements of aU kinds
at bargain prices. 39 So. Drape St.
LOST Index to the Book of Knowl
edge. Return to Mall Tribune.
Reward.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Drag saw.
Call 699-J-4, noon or evenings.
WHEAT for sale at Perry's Oarage,
Eagle Point.
LOST Black spaniel, long tall. Named
Fritz. Call Allen Smith, 860-L.
FOR PEOPLE who like to live alone,
yet bavo protection and help when
needed, the Ashland Convalescent
Home has small apartments and
cabins to rent.
PIOS for sale, across from old Meehan
Service station, phone 630-J-3.
WANTED Man with car. Thla Is
real. World's largest manufacturer.
812 8. Oakdale, Saturday afternoon.
LEGHORN pullets for Bale. R. L.
Harper, Rt. 1, Box 130, 8. Columbus
off Stewart.
FOR SALE Stetson hate, 11.50. See
Hat Department, Unique Cleaners.
OVERSTUFFED living-room suite, 2
good enamel ranges, sewing ma
chine, dresser, buffet, flat-top desk,
chest drawers, 9x12 Axminster rug,
kitchen cabinet, a-wheel trailer,
wire wheels, set of pipe dies, heating
stove, 7-tube radio. Al's Trading
Post, J'vllle Hwy. and Lozler Lane.
FOR SALE 100 tiers apple wood on
Crater Lake Hwy. 2 miles from Eagle
Point, 1 60 per tier. Vance Wol
gamott, Phone H-F-1S.
WANTED Newsboys. Sell Sunday
papers. Bonus to workers. Call
Saturday a. m., Rudy's Serv. Sta.,
9th and Central.
RAISE HOOS on shares. Several
young sows ready for breeding now.
Inquire 219 W. Main, after 3 p. m.
WANTED Rent or buy house with 3 I
or more bedrooms. Small down j
payment. 23 N. Fir.
SALE 7-room plastered modern
house suitable for apartments;
IIOOO.OO; terms. I
TRADE Close In Income for Los
A r. FLOWERS. 118 East 'h.
In Sunday Show
(ft VVH
Pour of the outsianctlng feminine
stars of the screen will bo shown in
the same picture "Ladles 'in Love"
coming Sunday to the Crntcrlan the
ater. Janet Gaynor, Loretta Young.
Constance Bennett and Slmone Si
mon, each a star In her own rlgh..
share the spotlight In the Intriguing
story of the different tactics us?d in
the great adventure of finding ro
mance.
One girl wants to be married be
cause she has heard so much, about
u; anoiner wants an men to leave
her alone except the one who does;
the third wants only love and winds
up with a millionaire; the fourtn
believes the beat way to got the man
she wants Is to como right out an1
ask him.
Don Ameche, Paul Lukas. Tyrone
Power, Jr., and Alan Mowbray are the
four men In the girls lives.
Waterman Resigns
Matchmaking Post
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 30. (AP)
The Olympic auditorium, Los Angles'
biggest ftaht center, was without a
matchmaker today after 14 months of
financially successful operation by
Joe Waterman.
Waterman, In bad health for sev
eral months, suffered a breakdown
two days ao after putting over the
Mike Bellolip-Hchry Armstrong foa-
SUNDAY-MONDAY 3
Joe's Funniest To Date!
SS joax itoxijin. 7
f n gating JT-
Hurry 1 It Ends Tonight! , hWV 4fH 4 i &
SATURDAY ONLY I &V4lf4 1 VC
Shows 1-3, 8:4r,-9 -fitnW'drT if 1 f" -VfC 6'. "
WHATASHOWI 1' A
Jf .."the If 1 lMI 1 lUSlliii t'i
'Jb?A TOM TYLER, HENRV ; V fk , :l
MARGARET CALLAHAN J) . f fg
"President's Mystery" Here Sunday
When the president of the Uuiu-d
States Inspires a motion picture--that
Is news. And that is exactly
what President Franklin D. Roo3evoll
did when he gave the Idea for "Presi
dent's Mystery." which ploys nt the
Rlnlto theater on 'he same bill with
"The Big Qamo" for a three, day ruu
starting Sunday, to the editor of Lib.
erty Magazine. The editor In turn
engaged the services of six of Amer
ica's most noted writers to prepare
the story for publication, hence the
therwe!ght bout. Today his resigns-1
tion, effective Immediately, was In
Action Thunders from the Screen!
Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night!
JAMES FENIM0EE COOPER'S
feN LIMI i3 of
.'av4v.S!,
hi Randolph SCOn
Prevue Sn,t. Nito ' Gertrude Michael
in "SECOND WIFE"
starts SUNDAr"" j
1 III 111
I Hi i i"
Ki &.RU.
grand, exacting photoplay, that It Is
now. John Erskine. Rita Welman
Rupert Hughes, Anthony'Abliot. S. 3
Vnn Dine and 'iiunuel Hopkins Adams
authored the story and Henry Wll
coxou and Betty Purnesa took Im
portant parts In the fllmlaition.
"ThO' Big Onmo" features Jatnoe
Glcason, Bruco Cabot. June Travis,
Andy Devlno and eight of the nntlon'a
foremost All-Amorlca football stnra.
The story centers around tho thrills
and heartaches of the All-Amerloun
sport, football.
the hands of Leo Leavltt, Olympic
lessee.
Bmnh BARNES Henry WILCOXON
1 ii 1 1 "Lt. i7 V s
ROSEDURO, Ore., Oct. 30. (AP)
Following Investigation of a flood of
spurious nickels found la Roseburg
plnball machines, James McNoll, 28,
and Arthur Hlgglnbotham. 24, were
taken into custody hore last night
and will possibly be chareed with
counterfeiting. Sheriff Percy A. Webb
reportea today.
The aherlff stated that he has con
fiscated moulds, which he report
were taken In a search of Hlggln
botham'a homo at Sutherlln. and
holds a large number of lend coins.
Complaints of plnball machine
owners that a great many lead nickels
had been found In local game de
vices, resulted In in ln.,.,,1..,!
last night, and McNeil was taken Into
""""y y a city police officer. Hlg
glnbothnm, who wns accompanying
McNeil escanod from thn i
the aherlff reported, but was later
iwii'iuca near aulherlln.
Qeorgo Codding canclUhtto for re
election to the offico of District At
torney, will speak over KMED Sat
urday 13:45 p. m.
Shows
1:00-3:1,
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EssToday and Saturdays
BIG HITS -WITH KARLOFF
HIS WEIRDEST ROLE!
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STARTS SUNDAYlfTV -
Henry Wllcoxon-Botty Fumes A
THE
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(iihIh illtTT MAOIMI W
RUPERT HUGHCS SAMUEL
HOPKINS ADAMS ANTHONY
ABBOT-RITA WEI HAN -S.S.
VAN DINE ad JOHN ERSKINE
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Closing time for Too Late to Cla
Mfv Ads Is 1-30 p m.
Hallowe'en Party
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SATURDAY NIGHT
cap. Hngermnn's orch. every nlUfr
ERNIE'S CASINO 11
SAT. MITE
ORIENTAL GARDENS
Bud Dynge's Band
Rube's Old Timers
In the Small Hall!
2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION
Dance at the Oasis
PrlM'K 10-IMpco
- Swing linnil
SATURDAY NIGHT
1
Mats . , 25c
Kvei . . 35c
Kiddles . lOe
msas
V In
As the love-crazed
scientist who sacri
ficed human lives
, . . to find eternal
youth!
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narin
MANWHO
AGAIN
BLAZING
ACTION!
Handsome young he
man of the screen . . .
in a new role I Tt. S.
Coast Guard . . Alaska
, . fur smugglers
. and romanoe!
NAN GREY
FUZZY KNIGHT
nrre'l B 0 V II L E
11IIX that will rnuse
as murh evcltenient
as the forthcomlns
lertlont
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Philip Hutto
JuDTrTit
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