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M-EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. METVFORT). . ORTCG ON-. FRTDAT. APRTTj 30, 1937. PAGE FIFTEEN LOCAL and PERSONAL "Romeo and Juliet" Here Sunday York CalU D. e. York, vloe-presl-dent of the southern Oregon Qu corporation, was among Medford busi ness visitors In Ashland Wednesday. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hansen of Ashland called on friends and shopped here Wednesday. Mrs. A. D. Helms was also an Ashland visitor here Wednesday. Transact Business Jim Firestone and George Valcoa of Ashland called on business acquaintances in Med ford Wednesday. " " From Trail Mrs. A. J. Weeks and son. Stuart of Trail were calling on friends and shopping here today. Receives Attention Floyd Dole of Prospect was among out-tof-town residents visiting her today. He re ceived medical attention while here. From Gold Hill Mrs. Hal Norrls of Gold Hill shopped and visited friends here today. From Jacksonville Out-of-town residents shopping and transacting business here this week included Mrs. Howard Lewis of Jacksonville, who called yesterday. From Sardine Creek Mr. and Mrs. John Lltster, owners of the House of Mystery-on Sardine creek, transact ed business and visited friends here today. : DANCE at ROGUE ELK Saturday Night Sponsored by Upper Rogue Grange Meet Tour Friends at the ORIENTAL GARDENS SAT NITE Always a Crowd DANCE to the music of BUD DYNGE'S BAND featuring The Latest Dance Melodies Rube's Old Time Band AISO In the small hall. To Remodel Store Mr. an6 Mrs. J. B. Dobbyn, who formerly operated the Oakdale grocery, left today for Trail. They plan- to rroodel the Cascade Oorge store which they re cently purchased. Manager Her-PhUtp C. Reed of New York city, perishable freight trat lc manager of the Pennsylvania and Long Island railroads arrived here this mornlug from the north to con fer with local agents. - Visiting Parents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Motley of Dillon, Mont., Is a guest of hex parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Klppey, at their home on the Apple gate. Mrs. Motley, the former BUUe Rlppty 1 graduate of Medford high school. Speak at Meeting O. W. Clark of Portland, president of the Slate OH and Oas company; Earl C. Mltler. manager of the company which Is developing oil prospects In Harney county, and J. E. Zuber, .local man ager, spoke at a public meeting held In the armory last evening. Townsend Speakers-Roy W. Nelson, lecturer for the Townsend organiza tion, will apeak tonight at the Town sand club meeting at K. P. hall, Fifth and Grape streets. . According to L. F. Lozler, local Townsend lead er, the publlo Is Invited to hear Mr. Nelson. Returns to Hospital Mrs. Ruth Holmes, Injured in an automobile wreck approximately a year ago, has returned to St. Luke's hospital in Spokane where she was to undergo a spinal operation Wednesday, ac cording to word received by Medford friends today. . Navy " Club Meeting Rogue River Valley Navy Mothers club wilt ' hold a regular meeting at 3 o'clock Mon day afternoon In the home of .Mrs. Lola Ludwlg at 611 Austin street. Mrs. Almee Martin, commander,, will preside. AH mothers and guardians of boys tn the United States are In vited to attend. , Clearing Lake Road Work of clear ing the Fish lake road was being continued today by a Rogue River forest crew and It- was expected that the resort oould be reached by motor car next Wednesday. A bulldozer crew this morning had penetrated to Willow Prairie and was expected to be within two and a half miles of the lower end of the lake by tonight. A blade plow and crew today aug mented the bulldozer gang. Snow encountered yesterday averaged 18 20 Inches deep. Forest executives said the last few miles of the road would be In extremely bad condition and warned motorists to be careful as no towing service would be avail able. Chains were advised. With the vast range of the screen providing the glamorous spectacle of "Romeo and Juliet," the world's clas sic romance, far more wonderfully than It has ever been done within the limitations of the stage. Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard, than which there could be no more in spired a combination, bring a new tenderness and beauty to Shake speare's imperishable story of a boy and a girl In love. "Romeo and Juliet" comes to the New Craterlan theater Sunday for a three-day run at regular New Cra terlan prices. John Barrymore, Basil Rathbone, Edna May Oliver, C. Aub rey Smith, Andy Devtne and a cast of thousands support the two stars. HEART TROUBLE FX""-? testC1' mer thousand, of yeors. Chinese herhi will five J ,on relletno nutter what you are afflicted with you TV; if ow" " "ur"lf to us this opportunity to regain your L'l y V health. Chan's hcrh have reatnreA henlth In thnii.nnila , , of people Why not you? Oo you have Oas. Constlpa- j.tjjfV' ' . tlon, Stomach Tronhle. Rhenmatlsm. Hay Fever, Prostate Vtuht Trouble, Ulcers, Children', Bed Wetting, Gall stones, ' Run Down Condition, Sinus Trouble, Asthma, Influenxa, Female Trouble, Piles, Chronle Cough, High Blood Pressure, Arthritis. Colitis, Nervousness, Appendicitis, Tonsllltls, Edema. Heart, Liver. Bladder, Kidneys, Lungs, Blood, Urinary Disorders. Free consultation Oepn Dally 10 A.M. to CHAN A CHAN Sat. till 9 P.M. 6 P.M. 835 E. Main Chinese Medicine Co. Sun. 10 A M. to 12 Teachers Luncheon Jackson county Intermediate and primary teachers will hold their annuajolnt meeting and luncheon tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock In the Hotel Holland dining room. All teachers are urged to attend, regardless ol membership. Those planning to be present are requested to notify the county superintendent's office before tomorrow. . Baptist Speaker Dr. P. W. Starring of Portland, executive secretary of thje Baptist state convention, will be guest speaker at the First Bap tist church here, Sunday at n a. m. He will speak at the Ashland church Sunday evening and will also attend the association meeting May 9 at Oranta Pass and the state conven. tlon here May 4, 5 and 8. Mrs. Star ring will be with him. Cowles Here Tomorrow John H. Cowles, 33 degree, grand commander of the southern Jurisdiction of the Scottish Kite, who will visit Medford Consistory tomorrow, recently return, ed from an extended tour of Europe where ho was In touch with foreign Jurisdictions. Mr. Cowlea . Is con stdered the most prominent and ac tive Mason of the world and comes to Medford with a personal knowl edge of world conditions. Louis Q. Clarke, 33 degree, sovereign grand inspector general of Oregon, and R. E. Plnney. 33 degree, his deputy, will meet Mr. Cowles In Medford and accompany him through (Oregon. Scottish Rite bodies of Klamath Falls will be In attendance and participate in the reception to the distinguished guests. I. O. O. F. All members of the Odd Fellows are 'requested to attend lodge Tues day. May 4th. for the purpose of a visit of the Grand Master. Roy H. Olbbs. Jaok Ward, Noble Grand. .. L. C. Howard, Secy. Scottish Rite. Special meeting Medford and Klamath Bodies at Ma sonic hall, Medford, Satur day, May 1st. Work In fourteenth degree at 2:30 p. m. Din ner at 6:30. Reception of Grand Commander and others In evening. AU members urged to attend. L. E. Williams, Seoy. Come On! Go Ahead! WITH- MICKEY FINN! EVERY SUNDAY IN THE MAIL TRIBUNE YOU CAN LAUGH WITH THE 610 BOY OF THE COMICS. Mickey Finn is the latest creation ef Lank Leonard. He Is a big, healthy, honest fellow, no smart aleck, but the kind that makes the best material for "the force." NEXT SUNDAY IN THE . Sunday Mail Tribune AN ADDED COMIC FEATURE! OFFICERS TAKE TRAIL PORTLAND, April SO. ;p) "pen. nles from Heaven," 2,50O worth, gave a 16-year-old Portland youth the time of his life for two days but proved unlucky In the end when they led him into the arms of the law. Detectives Elbert R. Hall and R. J. Todd, who Investigated, told It this way: The boy found the money In a cache In the basement of the home of John Bacewlch. Pockets bulging, he found a friend, Ed Carpenter, 23, and the two embarked on a splurge of spend ing which began with a 965 outfit of new clothes for the youth. A wrist-watch. Jewelry and a car to go with the clothes came next, end the boy unselfishly bought the same for his friend. The spending spree continued through Tuesday and Wednesday, the pair spending the nights In their "Black Legion" Coming to Rialto 7.-- 'Y ip li TV? producers of "O-Men and 'l Am a , Fugitive" brlnj to the screen another mighty drama, -'Black Le glon," taken from the siorles an avenging nation forced from the lips of cringing killers, making the mast daring expose of the notorious Black Legion" ever filmed. Their bloody code, "Talk and Die," tho plot centers around Humphrey Bogart, ring-leader and central figure In this d y n a m 1 e photoplay. Erin O'Brien Moore, Dick For an, Ann Sheridan. Robert Barret, 'Helen Flint and thous ands of others support Bogart In the cast. " . 1 ; . "Motor Madness, featuring Rosa lind Keith and- Allen Brook, plnya as the added feature with "Black Legion," coming to the Rial to The ater Sunday- for a threet day run.'- cars, but Thursday the lad's .father reported him missing and a neighbor found him. Only 91400 was left of the original hoard, but the detectives made the rounds of the automobile dealers and other merchants and got refunds on most of the merchandise. Bacewlch brought a complaint of receiving stolen property against Car penter and Circuit Judge Donald E. Long ordered the juvenile held for a hearing.. Chicken Dinners, Union Creek. ; Beckles Cafo. Special Communication Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. & A. M.. Friday, April 30. 8 p. m. Work In M. M. de gree, conferred by Pacific Greyhound Craftsmen. No-host din ner 6:30 p. m. Visitors welcome. C. M. Houston, W. M. R. E. Sweeney. Secy. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Coming To You At Regular New Craterian Prices... . . SUNDAY FOR 3 DAY3 The mightiest entertainment triumph of modern times! NORMA SHEARER LESLIE HOWARD ' IN lira i llllilli.il . kWlilVU UI1U 'MM JOUEF :mj 3 Bhakeipeare'i niost be (A J . f fW ' loved masterpiece . . tho year's j J i "OJ f8811 'ast two solid hours, ir'y ' nnfor8ettab'e screen thrills! Central Point Hen Lays Oversize Egg One dozen eggs usually weigh from 32 to. 39 ouncetv At this average Mrs, Theo. A. Glass or central Point can grin to herself and polnti with pride to one egg tipping the acales at 8 1-3 ounces. .. . . . ... ... . . .. It was laid hy twoyear old White Leghorn chicken Wednesday after noon and measures 0,4 Inches the long way around and a 1-3 Inches the short way. The hen Is one oi a large Hock owned toy Mrs. Olase Bcolclea Cafe. Union Creek, now open for the season. : ; Too Late to Classify WANTED Man to make shakes. In quire 1513 No. Riverside, PORNISHED, clean apartments; adults; 4 rooms and sleeping porch: tftO, piano Included; 3 -room. 914; garages. Inquire 310 Portland. ACRES alfalfa smd clover, good buildings, a 16O0.00. Also o-room modern house. 2 lots. $1200 00; 9160 down; balance 914 month. Also 6-room modern house, 4 bedrooms, 91300 00: 920000 down. Also 80 store ranch. Williams creek, 30 acres cultivated, Q acres alfalfa, $3000.00. Also 160 acres, free soil, 40 acres free water, fishing stream, 94000 00. Atso-l acre with family- orchard, 4 room modern house, 91600 00. Land here Land there "Pad" Roberts will show you where. 1 730 West 2nd. FOR SALE Kelvlnator Teftlgerator. 968 50; living room table. 99 36:. wrought-Iron table. 93.45; telephone deik and chair, 98 35; antique mir ror, 933 50; dresser, 90.60; rugs, dishes, kitchen utensils, etc. S05 ; S. Oakdale. SMALL PIANO Like new, (or sale at sacrifice. Call Sunday, 325 8. Riverside'. RADIO. Table model, 7 all-metal tubes, retail 959.50. used 0 month, 936 cash. 233 W. Jackson. WANTED Party to buy logging truck and trailer with steady haul, earning up to 946 day. Write Box 1087, Tribune, stating amount of . down payment possible. HOME Large lot, close In, 7 rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace, break fast nook, sleeping porch. Priced to sell, or will trade for suburban property. Box 1318. Tribune. PIANOS Come In' early and see these Bargains in the largest display of good used Pianos in Southern Ore- Ron, Lowest prion any wnere ana we give you terms without Interest. Htiwley Transfer, 118 N. Riverside OPENING SATURDAY STEAK A WAFFLB HOUSE 43 Bo. Front. Our Motto it to serve well-cooked ' meals at moderate prices. Mer chants' . lunches, 36o and 35o. . Special on opening: Fried Chicken, southern style. FOR SALE 1 -ton Automatic Frlg- : ldalre, used 4 month. Ralph Wll crm. Rt. I, Central Point, opposite Table rock scnooi. FOR SALE 2 spray rigs. ' ' Pnoenl. Ted Fish, TWO experienced farm and -dairymen want work of any kind. Cabin 8, Phlpps Auto Park. QOOP USED PIANO, reconditioned. In good shape, 905. CHICKERINQ GRAND PIANO, good as new, cheap. . Baldwin Plana Shoppe. j 3 -ROOM unfurnished" house for rvnt, 348 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Small, clean, 8 -room furnished house, 2 acres ( 1 VW acres annua) irrigated, Hearing orcnaro, small fruit, good well, garage, chick en house, fruit cooler, other bulld Irmfs, garden partly planted, miles from Medford, 916 month on year's lease to responsible parties. Soott Evans, Rt. 1, Box 213, Garden Home tracts. Shows 1:00-3:16 8:45-0:30 - Until Tomorrow Nite r OH BOY! IT'S JOE'S FUNNIEST HIT! PREVl'E AFTER LAST SHOW ATI RIMY MTEI Panl Kelly and Jacqueline Wella In "The Frame Up" At Last ! Something New for the Screen! f j roobter rnaiter-mind. , . and the !'tnoU,'S!FPNa t0ok m ,bt ' t d1 ' W til Make way for the "8 Menqwlteers" , . they're head In' for the rnrtiif rountry badlands . shoot In' m they ridet , BOB LIVINGSTON RAY CORRIGAN MAX TERHUNE Christine Maple T Coming Sunday 2 Giant Hits? HUMPHREY B0 0AHT . LAROE CAST WANTED will help defray expense en trip to Bait Lake City. A. K, Enyeart. Jacksonville. FOR RENT 8 -room modern house, close In; upholstered furniture, hardwood floor, fireplace, oil heat er, garage, (33. B J. Palmer, la Palmer Mutlc store. Phone 788. PI9HINO getting better. Everything you need. Good quality, low price at Cliff's Sport Shop. WANTED TO BUY Milk cows, fresa and coming freAh. O. C. Hoover. Phone 437-R. FOR SALE '98 Bulck coupe, 7 cash. 1130 E. 11th. ,. STEELE'S Pansy Plants, asc dosen. Mrs. Dressier. 1107 E. Main. CAN TAKE custom hatching or book late chick. Dressler'a Square Deal Hatchery, 1107 East Main. FOR RENT To responsible adults, newly decorated 5 -room house. Call 817 Spencer, or phone 1316-M. BOARD AND ROOM, 23 No. Orange. FOR RENT Furnished apartment.7 938 S. Ivy. FOR your vegetable and flower plant try small greenhouse, 1 mile north on old Pacific Hwy. Tomato plant 8o doz., 6 doa. for 35c and up. FOR SATjE Lot 80x140, on Vancou- ver; pavement and assessment paid: 8380 cash. Phone 1481. NICELY furnished room. 408 w. 8th. ' 1 Plus Rosalind Keith AHeri Brook in "Motor Madnesi" HURRY I ENDS TONIGHT! I SATURDAY ONLY! Show 1-8, 7.8 . Plenty of Action & Thrills! 'yTHw'ifflfn t slain' 17y WX and Hare Hit- YJf " ' H t y mJj shows 'em how Jj I f . , to tame wild ' . horses and ( Hoot r , AddWorSjibleotB Plui On The Same Bill! Buster ' 0RABBE "Flash Gordon' TBI lUNNHOf TtWOl" EPISoi5E3 TtSSSm 1 CRAWfCftr Srrv MCM Munyi u I I IF YOU are looking (or acreage, see B. Oould. 31? W. Main St. CALL 458 and have your refrigeration checked before It stops. It will save you money. 217 west Main St. FOR SALE Immediately, bed springs, mattress, buffet, new drip coffee pot. small bedroom tablo, rocker;' bathroom mirror, 2-burner electrle plate, other household articles, all clean, good condition and priced low. Oat West 11th. FOR RENT 4 -room house, garage, one acre of land. Inquire at Ma eonlo hall, - - DA NOB Saturday night at Griffin Creek Recreational hall, sponsored! by School Board. WANTED Belt suitable for a feam mer mill. M. L. Hartley, Tel. 9-F-S. FOR RENT Nicely furnished apart ment. 3 rooms and sleeping porch, steam- heat, close In, $35. 00 -Tf ngwald Agency, 135 W, Main. 31 I I
