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frnTDFO'RT) MXTL TRIBUNE. rEPFOTlD,' CRECION, FRTTTAY. JULY SO. 5937. PAGE THIItTEEN LOCAL and Call In Ashland Mr. E. A. Card bM and daughter of this city trans acted business and called on trlends In Ashland Wednesday. Picnics In Applfcat Miss Velma Smith or this city was one ol a group arranging a picnic and swim In the upper Applegate district Wednesday evening. DANCE at the OASIS Spring Floor Cool Every Sat. Nite Merrill's Gay 90 's Orchestra L ' ON THE STAGE T The Talk of the town! l TONITE & TOMORROW NITE ONLY V 1 wmm 1 THE GREAT ;' I A Sensation! Ask Any- I ! , I "body Who Saw Him I i' I Last ' Night . . I '..-'J.. ,'-mmmm paj a,. . j The most gripping ... thrilling ... pulse-pound- , !' ing newspaper story ever brought to the screen! --FRED MacMURRAY FRANCES J FARMER CHARLIE RUGGLES Nite Shows Only Adults-40c Kiddies-lOo TONIGHT ONLY On the Stage 9: 'efloelk MOLLY IT THEATRE also 9:3 EIALTO OTEATPEE PERSONAL l(. E. C. Meeting Roxy Ann Home Economics club will met on August ; 4 In the home of Mrs. G. B. Cordy on Beall Lone. Mrf Don Elliot- is U. 2. C. chairman. Townsend Lecture L. L Bunnell, former radio announcer ot atatlun KWJJ In Portland for the Townaend organization, will lecture tonight In the E. P. hall at 8 o'clock. There will be no admission charge. . To Forest Camp James Seeley, truck driver for the Rogue river national forest, left this forenoon with a load of sanitary equipment fur the forest camp at Lake of the Woods. I. O. O. F. Plcnlo Members of Canton Siskiyou and auxiliary IS and patriarchs Militant of the I. O. O. P will hold their annual picnic In Ash land's Lithla park next Sunday. The basket lunch spread will - start at 1:30 p. m. Invitations have been extended to Grants Pass and Klamath Palls members, families Included. DDIE NUGENT BRADLEY PAGE Hollywood Movie Stars From Central Point Bob Vincent of Central Point was transacting bust- cess and visiting hers today. i VIMts Here Mrs. Mas Austin of Ashland shopped and called on friends j here Wednesday, j Business VisitorOut-of-town bus-! lness visitors here this week Included ' L. A. Roberts of Ashland, who called ; In the city Wednesday. From Beagle Out-of-town resi dents calling In Mediord this morn- Ins: Included E. B. Post of Beagle, who attended to business matters while here. . Back from Eugene Mrs, Almeda Budge and son, James Huklll, and family have returned from Eugeno where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hale and family and saw the Oregon Trail parade. Mrs. Budge is Mix. Hale's mother. D. A. V. Picnic All members of Jackson county chapter and auxil iary of the Disabled Aroerioan Vet erans of the World War are requested to meet in city park here at 10 o'clock Sunday morning so that they may travel In a group to Grants Pass where they are to -noia plcnlo in municipal park. mm Minor Accident Cars driven by Arthur B. Hall of Kings highway and Emll John Zwan of Route 1 collided on Kings highway this morning, stae police reported. The minor mishap occurred as Hall drove out of hl driveway Into Kings highway, the Zwan ear smiting tne Mau macmne. according to state police. At Gospel Meet One hundred and thirty persons attended the gospsl meeting In the Fourth street snd Oakdale avenue church last night Evangelist W. E. Strsm gave his rea sons for believing the Bible to be God's word. At 8 o'clock tonight he will speak on "The Crucifixion of Christ," and at 8 ' tomorrow night "The Feast of Belshazzar." In Air Corps Kenneth C. Rhoads,1 son of Mrs. H, P. Burleson of Phoenix, was enlisted yesterday In the United States army air corps for service at Hamilton field, San Rafael, Cal. He was accepted tentatively for enlist ment here on July 13 and subse quently passed his final qualifying examinations at San Francisco. He chose the army air corps. . Townsend Speaker Arthur Mooro, district manager, will address tho Townsend club plcnlo and mass meet ing In the Nye grove at Prospect, Sunday. At 8 p. m. on the same day ho will give an address at the Townsend gathering In Lithla park, Ashland. At 8 p. m. Monday he will address a meeting In the com munity hall on Elk creek. The puh- llo Is Invited to hear all three ad dresses. Flies East Joseph L. Daly, vice president and assistant manager In charge of truck operations of Walter W. Abbey, Inc., left for Portland this noon on a United Mn Inline r, the first leg of a trip to Chicago which he was awarded by finishing 37th In a national sales contest sponsored by the White Motor company. The two weeks itinerary Includes a tour through Canada. At Portland Daly was to transfer to a United plane for Salt Lake City where he will, board one of the company's new sleepers for Chicago. He la the first passen ger booked by United out of Medford for the new sleeper connection. 9 O OF FIRE HAZARDS BY CHIEF ELLIOTT Medford residents were requested by Fire Chief Roy Elliott today to burn all rubbish and dry grass with out further delay, permits for burn ing may be procured bjr telephoning lire headquarters, 840. "We are entering the serious fire season now and all hazards should be eliminated." Chief Elliott said. "Medlord people have always coop erated with the department in firo prevention and we are sure they will thia time." Grass, which is becoming danger ously high ln many Instances, should be cut sway from all houses and buildings, stacked in a safe place and burned now, the chief said. Accum ulated rubbish, always a hazard be cause of spontaneous Ignition, should also be burned or otherwise dis posed of. he said. All houses and buildings should be inspected also for other fire hazards, the chief stated, pointing out that piled sawdust and other Inflammable material present a constant danger. Such material, he said, should be stored in places and In such a way as to eliminate the possibility of spontaneous ignition, cause of many fires in the summer. Attics, cellars and closets should be ventilated, he added, and electric wiring should be Inspected. "The best fire protection is pre vention," the chief emphasized. "When tt comes to prevention, we need the public's help." 1 TAX SETTLEMENT WASHINGTON, July 30. (AP) The board of tax appeals settled for $27,- 688 today 13 tax cases heard recently at Portland, Ore. They Involved defi ciencies totaling 645,578 assessed by the board of Internal revenue. The board determined the Fir Tree Lumber company. Portland, was 116.- 718 deficient In 1031, 1033 snd 1033 Income taxes. The bureau had access ed the company 926,093. Other deficiencies determined by the board and compared with bureau essessments were: The Pinnacle Packing Company, Inc., Medford, (780, (2043 . Income 1033; the Willamette grocery, Salem, 1430( $2559, Income 1034. Ban Francisco Butter SAN FRANCISCO, July 30. (AP USDA) Butter, score 92, 33 14c; 91, 32c; go, 81 'jc: 89, 28c'. SACRAMENTO, July 30. ( AP) Butter: First grade, 88c; second grade, 38c. Use Mall Tribune want ads. HpaqneTlmi SATURDAY ONLY! Shows 1-3, 7-9 Riding the Death Trail CO.MKDV CAKTOON NEW8 Plm On The Same Bill SIN . MON TIE HER GREATEST HIT I Positively Ends Tonight! IBWHat arw-i Blazing Tengranne s'VT - mm. In 4,- 77 William Powell - j? - Esplonayo and Uitritfuo, covering the face of Europe in the pre-revo-lutlonary days of Czarlst Russia, brings William Powell and Lulse Ratner, together for the third time, In "The Emperor's Candlesticks," to th Now Crnterlan theater Sunday Jack Holt in Jack Bolt and his new leading lady, Graoe Bradley, co-star In "Root ing Timber," dramatic screen play or the great north tlmberlands. ac tually filmed near Astoria, Ore., com- lil s- lUssfviTTETsnni ""-"Til II 0:30-9:00 iyOikllWillJaJiUfc Kiddle, , too M As Goofy and Merry As Ever . '. . ,yto -v shower of buf T ' fooneryand ftsr V, j ..' dm,??' monlcey bual IN Mil n!.r I II 31 FUZZY KNIOHT LUCILLE IUND DON AlVARADO ' NICK STUART GEORGE WAISH JpyCS KAy STARTS SUNDAY in Sunday Film for a throe -day run. Also in the cast of this sometimes starkly dramatic, sometimes highly laughable, always romantic story of rival secret agents, are Robert Young, Frank Morman and many other fav orites. Rialto Thriller lng to tho Rlnlto theater for a three day run Sunday. Ruth Donnelly and Raymond Hatton are also starred. Walter Brennan, winner of this year's Acndemy Award for the finest TODAY and SAT.! A treat author ... fine star . . . daring story of O-men on the Rio Grande border) - TWO BIG HITS! HITS! lalitMaS. Actually tllmed In the northwest . . at Astoria, . Oregon!!! MAIM! character portrayal. Is scheduled to star in The Affairs of Cappy Ricks" on the same bill. Mary Brian and Lyle Talbot assist Brcnnsn. Western Drama Bob Allen, newest of the popular Western action stars, comes to the Rox ytheatre for tomorrow only In, "The Unknown Ranger," a daring Roxy theatre for tomorrow only. In Tibbetts plays opposite Allen. Episode three of the serial, "Rob inson Crusoe of Clipper Island, Is also on the same bill. SEEN AS PUZZLE FOR ARMY IN Roy A. Anderson snd Raymond O. Anderson of Ashland were hailed to day as the first set of twins ever enlisted In the United States army j on the same day In the Portland re- j exulting district. i The twins, brothers of Mrs. Jer rald Edwards, Star route, AahWnd, were accepted tentatively for enlist ment by Sgt. Willis 8. Bstep at the Medford recruiting station on July 31. They went to Vancouver Bar racks, Wash, where they passed their final qualifying examinations and were enlisted on July 38 for service with the Infantry In Hawaii. They were to leave last night for San Francisco, whence they will sail Zor Hawaii on the next outbound army transport. Delving through records, MaJ. H. V. Bagneli, recruiting officer t Portland, found that the Andersons are the first set of twins ever en listed In this district on the same day. Is There a Doctor in the House?!, POSITIVELY ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT 3 Complete Shows Saturday Nlte 7:00.9:15-11:30 TB The Gayety P'lf: 'Thin Man,' Drama of 'Great Ziegf eld' jfj No woman lived great- "fK I 'tkiafi er romance no man lp g ''iVjnbj- loved a greater woman f jfi ... no braver drama f i 'y have you ever seenl jj'-'-i s L t 4 l- : The boys were born on July 33, 1018, at EpsllanU, North Dakota. They have resided In Jackson county for the past two years. The; are said to look very much alike and, dressed in the same khaki uniforms and serving In the same army unit, they are likely to causa some infantry commander many s uettlescms moment. Major Bagneli fears. When dressed alike It Is neces sary to take their own word for which is which, the major said. CORNS CURED 2b.iU.ljU corn-off ('I'ti TWV Utt unltu corn ttHi fl t . IS minute lltw1 Mia. 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