rEDFORD M"XTL TRIBUTE. 3t"EDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. .TULT 29. 1937.
PAGE SEVEtf
LOCAL and PERSONAL
From Trail Frank Muller and
Thomas Plrstbrooke. both of Trail,
were ahopplng and transacting busi
ness hero this morning.
Medford visitors Mr. and Mr, w.
O. Da via of Merlin spent Wednesday
In Medford shopping and transact
ing business.
Returns Home Miss Dorothy Avent
returned to her home here Tuesday
evening after a week's visit with
friends In Ashland.
t
Visit Mother Mr. and Mrs. William
Ludwtg of this city spent Tuesday
evening visiting Mrs. Ludwlg's motu
er, Mrs. A. L. Ansted, In Ashland.
...
To Klamath Falls Em eat M. West,
navy recruiting officer here, plans to
go tomorrow to Klamath Falls on of
ficial business.
Guests from Illinois Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Axland of Newark, 111., are
visiting for a month at the home of
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Axlsnd,
Completes Mission Paul HanUn,
United States deputy marshal, return
ed yesterday from Lakevlew whither
he went on an official business mis
sion. . Returns from Vancouver D.
"Scotty" MacPherson. shop manager
of the Rogue Valley Golf club, return
ed from a vacation In Vancouver, B.
0., yesterday.
Ball Men Here H. E. Lounsbury of
Portland, general freight agent of the
Union Faclflo railroad, and Ernest B.
Parrell of Eugene, traveling traffic
agent, transacted business here yes
terday. Call in Ashland Medford residents
calling out of town this week in
eluded Jack Heyland. Mrs. Charlie
Wlneland, Mrs. R. H. Paxson and 0.
j. Braley, all of whom transacted
business In Ashland Tuesday.
Cub Pack Meeting Cub pack 8 of
the Boy Scouts of America will meet
at Washington school tomorrow even
ing at 7:30 o'clock. All pack mem
bers and parents are urged to at
tend. Rubbish Fire Chemical crew of
the fire department was called out
at 6:48 last evening to extinguish a
rubbish blaze that got beyond con
trol In a lot at South Fir and Ninth
streets. The glaze was put out quick
ly without damage.
State Forest Fires The state forest
tire patrol was called to put out a
small llghtnlng-caused fire on Ante
lope creek last evening about 7
o'clock. About 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon the patrol put out a three
acre grass fire near Talent.
Here for Visit Mrs. Mildred Dot
ting ham and sons, Billy and Jack,
arrived yesterday from Los Angeles
to visit with Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Cot
tlngham of this city, Mrs. Mildred
Cottlnghsm's brother-in-law and sls-ter-ln-law.
They expect to remain
about a month.
Airport Arrivals Ma. Q. I. McNeil
stopped at Medford municipal air
port today to have his Douglas ob
servation plane refueled. He waa re
turning to his post at Port Lewi.
Wash., from Moffatt field, Sunnyvale,
Cel. Late arrivals yesterday Includ
mA nv Rankin. Hollywood stunt pilot
who was en route In a Ryan with
his wife to Portland; Lieut. B. R.
w.lh-Ar. mturaln? to hi atatlon at
uarntitnn field, flan RsKael. Cal from
Pearson field, Vancouver, Wash, In
a Martin bomber; Claud uwen. cap
tain of the Washington national
guard, en route from Hamilton field
to Spokane In a Douglas observation;
Harry K. Coffey, Portland Insurance
Mmnnn amit.1VA And COVCmOr fOT
Oregon of the National Aeronautic
association, who was returning home
after attending the funeral of .his
mother in San Francisco; and F. W.
Graham, Tacoma business man who
was returning home from Osklsnd
In a Waco. Piloting a Stlnsoni Mr.
rtfv vu accomnanled by his wife.
- t7Bm Tr and brother. E. J.
Coffey.
Visits Here Mrs. J. K. Hnmtmm
r Ashland aboooed and can .
friend here Tuesday.
From Ashland H. c. Oalev of Ah.
land waa a Medford business visitor
yesterdsy afternoon.
wa
land
nees
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Today and Friday tm
It's Sweet! It's Swing!
IT'S EVERYTHING!
See the "Blue
Danube" hy
phenated with
modern . Janl!
1 aksMaT IV 1
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f ki.,MUQQAY
GLADYS
SWARTHOUT
WALIZ.
JACK OAKIE
VELOZ and
YOLANDA
Added
Cartoon W7'
Pictorial C;V y
Review I
Welshaar Calls H. M. Welahsar
among Medford visitors in Ash-
tnia weex, calling there on bust
Wednesdsy morning.
Nebraska Picnic Former residents
' Nebraska now residing in south
n Oregon and northern California
111 hold their annual ntcnie in An.
land city park Sunday.
...
Here Today Hal McNair, Ashland
pharmacist, stopped In Medford brief
ly this morning en route home after
attending buyer's week activities In
Portland this week.
Visits Friends Out-of-town resi
dents visiting with friends here, this
week included Mrs. A. A. Madden of
Ashland, who called In the city yesterday.
...
In Car Mishap Automobiles oper
ated by Val J, Fischer, Medford busi
ness man. and Louis A. Cain of Grants
Pass collided at Sixth and H streets
In Grants Pass Saturday. Rear lett
fender of Cain's car waa smashed
when Fischer was blinded by the sun,
police reported.
Offices Being Vacated WPA office
In the city hall are this week being
vacated as employes are busy packing
official records and equipment tor
shipment to Oregon headquarters In
Portland or to other part of the
state where offloea will be maintain
ed under the new organization start
ing August 1.
Baby Named Richard Joseph has
been chosen as the name for the son
who wss born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Donald Cave, Jr. The baby was born
In their home at 27 Elm street on
Saturday, July 24. Mother and child
were reported today to be progressing
splendidly. Joe Cave of the Medford
police department Is the child's
grandfsther.
Guests from Nebraska Mr. and
Mrs. L. P. 8mlth of 614 West 11th
street are entertaining relatives from
Plymouth, Neb., who arrived last
night by motorcar for a week's visit.
The guests are Mrs. Smith's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Nlspel; hor
brother, Edward Nlspel, and his wife
and her sister. Miss Ermine Nlspel.
Cates Guests Here Claude Cate,
former Jackson county agent now re
siding In Fullerton, Cel.. Mrs. Cate
and their two sons, Claude, Jr.. and
Lewis, are visiting here at the home
of Mrs. Nlel Franklin and her moth
er, Mrs. Llta Furry, 820 Laurel street.
Mrs, Cate and Mrs. Furry. are sisters.
The visitors arrived from the south
Monday and will remain until the
end of the week when they will, con
tinue north to visit Mr. Cate's relatives.
Powell To Star At Craterian
V -
Co-starring William Powell and
LuIh Rainier, who won the Acad
emy Award for her part of Anna.
Held In "The Great Ztegfeld," "The
Emperor's Candlesticks." comes to
the New Cmterlan theatre Sunday
for Its three-day engagement.
Powell Is shown as a debonair
secret agent In Europe. Miss Balner
Is an exotlo spy. In a setting of
glamorous beauty In Vienna. War
saw, Paris, London and pre -revolutionary
Russia, the action of the
story follows the adventures of these
two across a continent. Always there
is suspense, danger and Intrigue, and
presently there arises a romance.
A strong supporting oast Includes
Robert Young, Maureen O'SuUlran,
Frank Morgan. Henry Stephenson,
Douglas Dumbrllle, Bernadene Hayes
snd many other well known players.
Rialto Friday .
BORDER LIGHTS IN
AT CITY AIRPORT
Installation of 42 new border light
outlining the main runway of Med
ford a municipal airport was com
pleted recently, city Building In
spector Frank, Rogers said today.
Twelve additional lights will be In
stalled when the entire runway Is
completed In the near future.
The lights are spaced 300 feet
apart and are 1000-lumen globes. re-
Eddie Nugent, popular screen ac
tor who Is at the present time spend
ing his vacation In Medford and
along the Rogue, fishing, comes to
the Rialto theatre for tomorrow and
Saturday In probably his best star
ring role, that of a secret service
agent serving on the U. S. border
patrol In Peter B. Kyne's "Rio
Grande Romance." Maxlne Doyle has
the romantic lead opposite with
Fuzzy Knight, Nick Stuart and Don
Alvarado heading the supporting
cast.
Nugent Is double billing with
Wheeler and Woolsey, Howl-lywood's
favorite sons. In "On Agstn. Off
Again," the story of two nlt-wlt pill-makers.
placing the old border lights of 400
lumen globes. The old lights will be
removed next week, Rogers said.
The new lights are set In modern
prismatic reflectors atop 36 - Inch
high metal cones which measure 30
inches In diameter at the base. The
cones are set on concrete slabs, and
are so constructed that If a plane
hits them they will disconnect them
selves, and roll free.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
On Holly Bill
tr- Xk-V
Playing aa the screen feature on
the Holly theatre program starting
a three-night run tonight, la "Ex
clusive," receiving credit as being one
of the most sensation al newspaper
stories the screen has shown. In the
leading roles are Fred Mac Murray
and Frances Farmer, with Charlie
Ruggles and Lloyd Nolan sharing
honors In the cast.
On the stage, Delmar. hypnotist
and escape artist, appears In per
son to demonstrate the uncanny mea-
mlrlzlng ability that has won him
fame throughout the world.
Weather
Northern California; Fair tonight
and Friday, fog on the coast and
high temperatures in the Interior,
moderate to fresh northwest wind off
the coast.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday,
but fog on the coast. Warmer In the
Interior Friday. Gentle to moderate
northwest wind off the coast.
Ozark Quail Plentiful.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UP) The
Ozarks quail crop, reported already
on the wing by sportsmen, will be
large this year In. spite of heavy
rains during the hatching season,
a survey Indicates.
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Checks Belief Ledger.
SALT LAKE CITY (UP) More
than $50,000 a day in federal funds
have been spent In Utah during the
past two years, Allen T. Sanford,
state director of the national emer
gency council reported. -
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Greatest Show Value In Town!
Novelty! Comedy! Thrills! Drama! Romance!
rh
ON OUR
STAGE
In Person!
First time In
the Xorthwpbt
. t after sen
sational suc
cesses thru
ont country!
DELMAR
THE GREAT
World-Famous
HYPNOTIST
ESCAPE ARTIST
ON OUR 1 J!
SCREEN
The greatest
newspaper
story aver
filmed: Pack
ed with dy
namite; load
ed with en
tertainment II
OftaJJ
Exclusive
with
A riot of fun as year
friends to tbroufb
strsnfe antlrs under
Delmar's spell!
He escapes from any
thing . . locks, hand
cuffs, shackles, and
stralfhtjackets! fee
him and he baffled!
V
STARTS
TONIGHT
3 Nites Only
(No Matinees)
ADULTS - 40c
KIDDIES-10c
FRED MacMURRAY
FRANCES FARMER
CHARLIE RUGGLES
Lloyd Nolan
Fay Holden
Ralph Morgan
A girl reporter's
el a life" itsrted things
popping . . . ex-con-vlcts
to run for covert
At Roxy Today
Gladys Swarthout, gorgeous singing
star, la co-starred with Fred Mac-
Murray in "Champagne Walte" which
plays at the Roxy theatre today and
tomorrow. Jack Oakie and Velos and
Yolsnda head the supporting oast.
PUBLIC THANKED
FOR HELP GIVEN
for
the
Helen
Evnreulncr .nnrH.t(nn
mihltft uinnni. mclMri Mia.
Carlton today submitted tba snnual
report of the welfare exchange, which
nner&te. hI.WMn .Tanu.ro 1 an.4
June 1 as a beneficiary of the Com
munity cnest. Aid is also extended
by the WPA.
Summarizing this yesr's work. Miss
Carlton noted that it compares very
favorably with past years. She stated
that demand wa somewhat decreas
ed this year.
A total of 2500 garments was do-
natArf hV tha nilhll .ha mku
states. The exchsnge workshop con-
ekrUi.-wa ot quiiis ana wt garments.
Six hundred yards or new materia)
were used.
Women working In the shop num
bered 300, The shop was managed
by two women sent by the WPA,
who were in constant attendance and
supervised sewing activities.
The exchange received 100 from
tne community chest which was
added to a $100 balance remaining
irom last year, as a result of
chamber of commerce appeal. 90S
was donated by the publlo. Caah
sales In the shop totaled $33, which
was turned back Into the purchase
of additional material.
New materials cost the exchsnge
iou. onop rent amounted to 133.
The women working In the shop
were paid 30 cents sn hour In credit.
Miss Csrlton emnhaslKd that nnth.
Ing was given away from the shop
am trial women worked lor the aid
extended them.
Of special Interest, Miss Carlton
ssld. was the spirit of cooperation
prevailing among the women work
ing In the shop. Frequently, she
said, an absent woman would have
her place filled by another who
would do her work and give the
credit to the absentee.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas-
at.j ana is j :au p. m.
l:4S.7:00-l:3o
TOMORROW and BAT!
ANOTHER RIOT!
Now the "Nitwits" are
full-fledged doctors!
si
1
FEATURES
".sk secret In
M trlsue across
rJ ne border!
ninfiRAIIDt
ROHAIICj"
EDDIE NUGENT
Fuxzy Knight Maxlne
Doyle Nick Btuart
IIIHHY! Ends Tonltel
CMXZMS r. AA
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CERTIFICATE PLEA
The application of vneros Auto
Freight Lines. Inc., for a certlflcste
from the Interstate commerce com
mission to render trucking service
between San Francisco and Portland
snd way-points was being heard to
day In the federal building. The
hearing wss expected to end some
time late this afternoon or tomorrow
morning.
Application was being presented
before H. H. Hauaer of Salem, of the
publlo utilities commission snd A.
L. Stephens of Portland, member of
the interstate commerce commission.
Hesrlngs on permits for the Inland
Past Freight, originally scheduled for
yesterdsy, and for Lester P. Barnum.
slated for todsy, have been post
poned until August 13.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT Apartment, CarglU
uourt.
WEANER PIOS for sale. Alfred Pelle,
Eagle Point, Crater Lake Hwy.
KANSAS PICNKJ
Riverside Park. Grants Pass, Sunday,
August 1. Basket dinner at noon.
WANTED Pony. State age, weight,
color ana price, box oo, Trihune.
FOR SALE Household furniture,
cheap. 947 Murray Ave., off So.
Peach near Washington school.
FOR SALE 7. room partly furntahed:
3 lots: city water and good well: In
Central Point, Must be sold this
week to close an estate. Conserva
tive value 910O0. Make cash offer.
Inquire Hotel Vnlnndra.
FOR BALE Team good work mules,
several aead good milk cowa. C. V.
Calkins, Central Point, Rt. 1, Box
33.
WANTED Passenger to ahsre ex
penses to Oklahoma. Leaving Aug.
1st. References exchsnged. Call
713-y.
SWEET CORN Improved oolden
Bantam. 20c doaen. B. E- Ford, 3
miles west on Jacksonville Hwy.
Phone 731-R.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Oreen or wax
suing bean. Phone 885. M.
FOR SALE Practically new wood
range with colls. Phone 730 or call
at 710 Bennett Ave.
FOR SALE 330 ft. hot water radi
ation, fittings, pipes, etc. Phone
655-H. 248 S Riverside.
FOR SALE 1333 lH-ton Chev. truck,
stake body, duel wheels, subject to
redemption berore sale. Same will
be sold to the highest bidder tor
caah at Sheriff's Sale, at 10 a. m.,
Monday, August 3nd, at Penning
ton's Oarage on North Bartlett.
FURNISHED apartment for rent, Aid
N. Central.
WANTED Elderly lady for house
work In motherless home. Box 67,
Esgle point.
BALLOON tired bicycle, with extra
equipment; excellent condition;
selling at V, cost. Room 314, Hotel
Grand.
WILL ACCEPT part trade for Improv
ed ranch, close In. Sacrifice. Box
39, TrlDune.
FOR SALE 4-room house, 33 acre
fruit: 3800. Phoenix. Term. Box
00, Tribune.
FOR SALE Electrlo range. Hotpoint.
Call 133 N. Holly, Apt. No. 3.
17-YEAR-OLD OIRL wants work In
lunch loom. 634 M MoAndrews road.
SLEEPING ROOM 36.30 per month.
304 So. Ivy.
WANT TO RENT ranch, about IB
acres. Have all equipment. Box
43, Tribune.
CHOICE APRICOTS! Peaches!
Hlgdon. Fern Valley, Rt. 4.
O. T.
FOR 8ALE OR TRADE John Deere
mower, 3 fresh cows, 1 good work
horse. Roy Howsrd. Ross Lane.
WANTED Woman to manage house
and care tor child. Oood cook.
References, state salary expected.
Box 43, Tribune.
1933 CHEV. Truck, long wheelbaat,
dual tires, stske body; good condi
tion. Bargain at asso. IS 8. Front.
NON - IRRIGATED Tllton aprleota.
First house on left, Ooker Butte
road. J. C. Crocker.
FOR RENT After August 1. to reli
able party, fl-rocm bungalow a
1405 W. Main. Iqulre, Tel. 77.
FOR BALE One Toledo wood :
one mahogany dining room set, i
large circulating heater, 1 tuk
other plecss too numroue to mo
tion. Call at 331 N. Ivy, after e.
Auto palntlnft properly done or vat
charge. Mitchell Auto Beauty
FOR SALE New potatoes. 300
lug box. Bring boxes. 403
EAGLES
DANCE
AT THE
ARMORY
TONIGHT
' Pat Moore and Hit
Chicago Syncopaton
I 3 DAYS ONLY
1 It's Hit Show No. 1 I
k"4l in our Midsummer J
k Festival of Hits! I J
COME EARLY AND
AVOID THE RUSH I
Sbowi at 1:45 7:00 - 9:15
Mati-SOo Evei-40o Kiddlei-lOo
COG (gfc
IremAnrrr
Plus "TALK OF THE UKVII."