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PAGE ELEVEN Grace Moore In Craterian's Sunday Picture LOCAL and PERSONAL fEDFORD MAIL TRTRUXE, MEDFORD OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 15. 1937. Visitor Here Mra. AltM Oande of Aahland Tinted here yeaterdaj. From Ashland Mrs. A. C. mnlnger at Aahland vlalted with friend and relatives In Mediord jcaterdey. Bosenhaom North A. S. Rosen U,um, Southern Pacific paaeenger agent, lett by train thla morning on a ahort business trip to Roaeburg. In Ashland Medford buslneae vis itors in Ashland thla week Included William Kammett and Jack Hejland. both of whom called there Tuesday. Attend Meeting Mrs. Oeorgla Templar and Mrs. J. A. Young of Ashland were In Medford Tuesday to attend a study club meeting. Plan Sale Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a rummage sale tomorrow and Saturday In the building next to the Roxy theater on East Main street. From Yreka Mr. and Mrs. Charles Logan of Yreka, Cal., urere visitors in Medford yesterday afternoon. Mr. Logan Is the Ford and Lincoln dealer In Yreka. Here on Business Lou Centro of Portland, special agent of the St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance com pany, has been transacting business here the past few days. Driver Tests Persons seeking per mits or licenses to operate automo biles are requested to report to Ward McReynolds. state examiner, at Med ford city hall between 8 a. m. and S p. m. Saturday. Eastern Trip Maurice Spatz of the Crystal Springs Packing company left by train last night for Chicago, New York City and other eastern cities He expects to be gone three weeks or a month, during which time he wll transact business for his firm. Recruiting Aide Sgt. George Mo Donsld, member of the 7th infantry at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., has been ordered to report to the recruit ing station here for temporary duty In connection with a recruiting cam paign for the regular army, It was announced today. He will remain here for about ten days. WPA Officials a ere Fred 0. Crlchon of Portland, assistant state safety consultant for the WPA, and Allen 0. Brandea of Salem, state safe ty representative, were to arrive here today on a periodic trip through the district In the Interest of safety on the various projects. They are ex pected to remain for two days. Cub Meeting A Boy Scout Cub pack meeting has been scheduled for this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the senior high school. Irving P. Beesley will speak on the advantages and laws governing cub scouting. Par ents of boys between the agea of nine and 12 are requested to attend. It Is required that parents be present at the meeting If a boy Is to Join. , II Inner Guest Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will hold a no-hostess dinner at 6:30 next Mon day In honor of Esther Bier, state treasurer, place for the dinner ts to be announced later. Local and visiting members who desire to at tend are asked to notify Mrs. Minnie Albaugh or Mrs. O. W. Nellson be fore Saturday noon so that reserve- j tlons may be made. To Portland Karl L. Janouch. j aupervlsor of the Rogue River na- j ttonal forest, will leave by train to night for Portland where he la to attend a meeting of a regional re search committee of which he la a member. The committee will pre pare a program of research projects for region 6 which embraces all tne national forests of Oregon and Wash ington, Mr. Janouch said. C. J. Buck, regional forester, will preside. From Honolulu James F. Everett arrived here yesterday from Honolulu where he spent the past two years In service with the Btb field artillery of the United statea army. He 1 the guest here of his sister. Mrs. W. S. Estep. After visiting here Mr. Everett will continue to bis borne In Idaho Falls. Idaho. He was discharged from the army at Fort McDowell, Cal.. on April 10 and will re-enlist after a visit at his home, he stated. To See Lake MUs Pearl Chase of San Francisco, chairman of the Cali fornia conservation commission. Is expected to arrive here Monday on a special trip to Crater lake. Miss Chase Is eager to see the lake In Its winter setting. She la Interested par ttcularly In the conservation of scenic and wildlife resources. She will be escorted about the lake area by J. Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger of Cra ter Lake national park. On Inspection H. O. Obye, assist ant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, and Jesse DeWlrt. dlatrlet ranger, made an Inspection today of the ERA camp at Union Creek. Cheeks Land Status Paul Brinson. Junior forester and technical assist ant of the Rogue River national for est, left this morning for Roseburg where he was to make a atudy at the U. S. land office to ascertain the status of some pleoea of land In the forest area. On LeaTe Albert Arnst, district ranger of the Fremont national for est at Lakevlew and formerly assist ant district ranger of the Rogue River national forest, visited forest executives here this morning. He was en route to his home In Portland where he la to spend a leave of absence. . To Chicago Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Anderson of Medford and Jacksonville plan to leave here by motorcar next" week (or Chicago where they wUl be guests of Mrs. Anderson's relattves. They expect to remain In the east six weeks or two months be lore re turning to Medford. Mrs. Anderson has not seen her Chicago relattves In about 30 years, she said, and la anticipating an enjoyable visit. Civil Service Call United States civil service commission today an nounced examinations for two classes of truck drlvera for employment by the forest service. Appllcatlona must be on file not later than April 23. Competitors will not be required to report anywhere for written exam inations but will be rated on their experience and fitness. Details of the competition may be procured at the Medford postofflce from Earl H. York, secretary of the local civil service board. Going to Portland David H. Can field, superintendent of Crater Lake national park, plana to leave by mo torcar Sunday or Monday for Port land on an official business mission. He will confer with executives of the bureau of public roads, the bureau of entomology and other federal agencies. He wUl confer also with Sam Boardman, head of the Oregon state park system, with whom he will make an Inspection trip down along the coast. While In Portland Mr. Canfleld will also attend the lnter-clty. good-will Rotary club meeting scheduled for Tuesday. He wUl be accompanied by Mrs. Cun fleld, who will visit In Portland while Mr. Canfleld makes his business trips. Mr. and Mrs. Canfleld will be gone a week. a3 Today an? Friday! BETTE'S ON THE MAN HUNT AGAIN! "Miemy Awzrri w; r n ff o h - - " j HES ADDED TREATSI BERT LAHR in J "BOY, OH BOY" Novelty Reel . News GREEN PINE SLAB WOO Big DOUBLE LOAD FOR DIRECT MILL DELIVERIES FIRST COME FIRST SERVED I Phone 7 Now TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. END OF NORTH CENTKA.L AVENUE Adjuster Visits Ernest I. Barnes, Insurance adjuster, tu among vied Cord buslnea visitors In Grant Pass yesterday. To Hood Hirer Miss Ethel Wilkin son, stenographer of the Crater Lake national park service, plans to leave here by motorcar Sunday for Hood River where she will spend a weefc'e vacation with friends. She will travel to Portland urtth Mrs. John Seller and the Misses Adabee. Luclle and Cherokee Seller. The group will meet again In Portland the following Sun day for the return trip to Medford. G-Man Picture Now On Craterian Bill J. Edgar Hoover end his Q-Men are at the New Craterian theater on the same program with "Love Is News' which opens a three-day run today. The famed chief of the Fed eral Bureau of Investigation allows how his crew of trained men are chosen Tor their hazardous occupa tion how each must go through a rigid examination, not the least of which la qualification es an expert marksman with pistol, rifle and ma chine gun. "You Can't Get Away With It," made with the " permission of U. S. Attorney General Homer S. Cum mtngs and Hoover, also shows what a altm chance any crook has for es caping the long arm of the law. Every time a person commits a crime he weaves a net of his own downfall. Wisps of hair, teeth marks, small drops of blood, fragments of hand writing, footprints as well as finger prints are all silent witnesses. Stars Of Hollywood Barn Dance Coming Sheriff Loyal Unaerwood. who has headed the ArlEona Wranglers' show for several . tours throughout the west, ts bringing the Original In dividual Stars of the Hollywood Barn Dance to the stage of the Holly the ater Monday only (April 19 1 for both matinee end evening perform ances. This is the first all-star Radio at traction to make a complete tour of the entire west, bringing such per sonalities as Glenn Hardy, who first conceived and presented the Barn Dance. Drury Lane, featured on the stage with the Duncan Sisters; Joe Bishop, the great international Hill Billy, well known for his work with Bill Hatch's orchestra and for his character sketches on the Barn Dance; Bud Duncan, better known e Buddy Bumpkin, comedian on the Barn Dance since its inception, aud former star of the stage and screen. Added to all this is Radio's newest cowboy sensation, Ray Whitley's Six Bar Cowboys, coming direct from a year's engagement at the Dallas cen tennial. Hugh Herbert, starring in "Thai Man's Here Again," plays as the screen attraction for this special en-gneement. l:45-0:15-!):00 2r,c-n.-10c Tomorrow & Saturday! Hell - Bent For Thrills! Dick rides with the Hangers , . . bringing ar t I o n and pong to the Had Lands'. Did ANNE NAOEL EDOIE ACUFF TWO ACTION HITS! 2v In Color! B RUklng hli life fo m one" hr,,,f moment of love . . ! In ear" IF A new, madcap Grace Moore, who, swings from the Immortal strains of Schubert's "Serenade" to the hotcha mmbllriRs of Cob Calloway's "Minnie I the Mooch or," comes to the Now Cra terian thei-ter Sunday with the open ing of her latest picture, "When You're In Love." Cary Grant heads the supporting enst which also in cludes Aline MncMahon, Henry Stephenson. Thomas Mitchell, Cath erine Doucet end Luis Albernl. Two Gun Man Hla popularity mounting with each of his new type western pictures, Dick Foran now rides with the ran gera as he dares a thousand dangers lor a friendless girl, in "duns of the Pecos .' coming to the Rlalto theater for tomorrow and Saturday only, with "The Bold Caballero" filmed In all-color end featuring Bob Living ston and Heather Angel aa the added feature. "Ouna of the Pecos" la set In the period Just Bfter the Civil war. when Southwest Texas, known aa the Pe cos, waa run over by outlaw bonds and Indians The film Is said to have plenty of thrills. Including gun battles, hard riding, cattle rustling, the stampeding of herds of horses and a lynching bee. Anne Nagel plays opposite singing Dick Foran. Airport Arrivals B. Brandt brought his Palrchlld cabin plane down at Medford municipal airport thla morn ing for refueling. He was en route from Seattle. Wash., to Burbank. Cal. Sgt. C. M. Blesiot, piloting an army Bcllanca transport, left this morning for Seattle after spending the night here. He arrived lata yes terday from Rockwoll field, Calif. Lieut. O. S. Northrup departed this morning in an army Pointer trans port, continuing a flight to Port Lewis, Wash., from the south. He arrived a few days ago. Capt. Qeorge Henry, flying an army North Amer ican trainer, stopped at the airport yesterday afternoon for refueling. Ho was en route from Portland to Ham ilton field. Calif. On Roxy Bill 1 1 Botte Davis continues to reign as the supreme actress of the screen by her portrayal of the "richest girl In the world" In 'The Golden Arrow," playing at the Roxy theater today and tomorrow with George Brent op poslte. & l i - ST ft moderate In all things and character Is sure to follow, ... Only by s par ing use can you lully appreciate a whiskey so good as our Century Clo!, 90c PINT-code no. 183-c $1.75 QUART -codi w. um. 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