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rETYFOTJD MATT, TRrBTTNTE. "NrEDFOTJD, 'OHEGO!?. FRIDAY. 'ATTCtTJST 20. 1937. PAGE THTRTEE1T LOCAL and ' Vlslti Mother Chrl Barker of tola dty waa In Aabjand Tuesday, visit ing hit mother, Mrs. R. a. Barker. i Medford Visitor Archie Calvert of , AMiland waa Medford visitor thu j morning. j Takes Employment Bruce Brain at Aahland has taken employment : t the Bear Greek orchards bare. I . Ylrtt Friends Mrs. Prances Heard ' nd Mrs. Ted LeValley ot this city TUlted friends In Ashland Wednes day. t '( From Plnehurst Mr. and Mrs. C. j" W. DeCarlow of Plnehurst were among out-of-town visitors transact- lag business here yesterday. ', Hers from Ashland Mr. and Mrs. y a. I. McNeil and family of Ashland were In Medford Wednesday to at tend to business matters. J Overnight Guest Mrs. Mildred ''l liltster of Sardine creek was an over : night guest of Medford friends last -j night. i . Completes Trip Jack Blerma re S Aimed to Medford today from a busi ness trip to northern California. He ' was gone two days. 1 ' ' t In Grant asc Erie M. Gray, .1 deputy collector ot U. 8. Internal revenue, left this morning for Grants I Pass where he will remain for a few days to transaot official business. j Here on Business Mrs. W. L. Stewart, Mrs. Doris King and Mrs. Clem Anderson, all of Ashland, were ' among business callers here Wed nesday, Move to Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Victor Noel are moving from their a- home here to 333 Laurel street in Ashland, where Noel has been trans ferred. Fined for Drunkenness Charles Kuhn and Wythe T. Bryant, transi ents, were both fined $10 In city court yesterday for being drunk on the streets. I i In Ashland Tom Freed of this city, McKesson-Hobblns Drug com pany representative, called on busi ness acquaintances In A6hland yes terday. New Employment Bob SUnger. formerly manager of the General Petroleum station at Main and Ivy streets, has become associated with the Dressier Richfield station at Main and Holly streets. Catches Limit Glen Jewett, Med ford Junior high school student, re ported a limit catch of trout Wed nesday In Crater lake. He has been making consistently good catches In the lake. Studies Flora Miss Alice Raye has returned to her home here after spending several days visiting friends In Crater Lake national park. Miss Raye, made a study of Crater lake flora In keeping with her avocation of botany. Will Go Home Mrs. Tom Pryor of Ashland, who has been seriously 111 at Sacred Heart hospital for the past month, will be taken to her home In Ashland Monday. Mr. Pryor has been staying here during her illness. Mrs. Pryor Is still In a serious condition. ... Tonsils Excised John Monroe, young son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mon roe of Trail, underwent a tonsllectomy In the Osteopathic hlspltal this morn ing. Frankle Sllva, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Sllva of 851 Palm street, had his tonsils excised yesterday. Mrs. Lulu Newmen of Ruch waa admitted last night for medical attention. New Residence Vera S. and H. W. Wright of 739 Dakota street applied at the city building Inspector's of fice yesterday for a permit to con struct a residence at a stated cost of 13000. Mrs. Scott Woolf applied for a permit to remodel and reshlngle a house at 31 South Orange street at a stated cost of 1000. On Slnslaw Mission Rolsnd A. Smith of 433 Newtown street left by motorcar yesterday for Eugene where he will be employed for the next two months as rosd locator on the Sluslaw national forest. He Is regularly employed in the same ca pacity by the Rogue River national forest. DANCE At the OASIS SATURDAY NITE GIFTS AT MIDNIGHT Good MuMo Spring Floor A4mlilon 40c Udli 10c Aflr the nrrnt jnpptT of $5.00 Dd f!M Martilrii'lrM Pad, arc COM the price t "V $6.60 and $10 Get Yours Now Don't wilt Beautiful riner Have, and expert Halrciittlng at the Bowman Barber & Beauty Shoppes 16-18 S. Central Phone 57 PERSONAL From South Dakota Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Meyers and Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Horton of Rapid City, S. D.. are visiting this week at Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dubuque's Woodland Orchard home. Mrs. Dubuque Is their aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beare ot Lakevlew, who are also relatives of the South Dakota visitors, were guests at the Dubuque home for two days this week. Zonta Club Outing An overnight trip to Dead Indian Soda Springs has been arranged by the Zonta club for this week-end. Members plan ning to go are requested to meet at 8 p. m. Saturday at Mrs. Stella Mer rick's on North Riverside avenue. A program designed for relaxation and recreation will be carried out at the spa. The group will return to town Sunday night. Packing Bouse Blare Fire under a platform of the Myron Root fruit packing plant on South Fir street was put out alst night without dam age. The blaze was caused by a cigarette that fell through a crack In the ulatform Into sawdust be neath. Chief Roy Elliott said. A worker making boxes on the plat form probably dropped the cigarette, the chief thought. The fire depart ment answered a ward alarm Just be fore 7 p. m. . 9 To Remove Minerals All persons having gems and minerals on display at the Jackson County Chsmber of Commerce are requested to report at the ohamber at 7:30 tonight. The displays will be distributed to their owners by E. R. Santo, president of the Southern Oregon Gem and Min eral society, exhibit sponsor. They are being removed pending comple tion of repairs to the chamber build ing, damaged by fire last Monday night. Navy Film Program A free motion picture program will be presented in city park at 0 p. m. Sunday by a travelling United States navy recruit ing party. The films show many activities of the navy. On Monday the party will give a lecture and show other naval movies at the week ly luncheon-meeting of the Klwanls club In the Hotel Medford. The re cruiting party will accept applications for enlistment In the navy and con duct examinations for qualified young men. Detailed information re garding 'enlistment and the visit of the recruiting group may be procur ed now from Ernest M. West, chief petty officer In charge of the re cruiting station in the federal build ing here. Thief Gets Pistol m From Conger Auto Another In the present series of petty thieveries was reported to state police yesterday when Homer A. Con ger of 375 South Central avenue said that a ,22-caJlber Iver Johnson re volver and a black leather holster and belt had been stolen from his parked automobile sometime between August 15 and 18. The car was parked In front of his home and was unlocked. Conger told state police. 1 Pioneer Dies. WALLA WALLA, Aug. 20. (ff)- Mrs. Tryphcna Money, whose parents. Mr. and Mrs. Almorah Hill, started for Oregon with the wagon train of 1843 which Dr. Marcus Whitman ac companied, dted today at the age of 83 years. She was a native of Gaston, Ore. where her parents settled more than 90 years ago. Salem Brewery Ass"n, Salem IMlaJ! New Fall Styles NOW ON DISPLAY . HATS COATS . DRESSES . SHOES Priced To Save You Money The Band Box 223 E. 6th "Hell Divers" 1 V TaVi tP iSrTY' "Hen Divers," sensational drama or the air, is being brought back by popular demand to the Rlalto thea ter where It will play a three-day run starting Sunday. The picture cp-staxs Wallace Beery and Clsrk Cable, with Conrad Nagel. Marjorle Rambeau. Marie Pre vast and Dorothy Jordan In supporting roles. The E FOR LOST FLIERS FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Aug. 20. (AP) Missing a week, the vanished Soviet transpolar fivers will be the object of one of the most wide spread International aerial searches in Alaska-Arctic history with arrival this week-end of Sir Hubert Wllktns, noted explorer, end a party of five In a 17-ton flying boat. Sir Hubert and his pilot, Herbert Hollick-Kenyon, noted Canadian air man, arrived at Port Arthur. Ont., from Toronto, and planned to take off for Fort Smith, N. W, T., 1,200 miles distant. The huge silver flying boat, pur chased by the Russian government for the expedition, will then fly north to Join other aviators In the search for Slglsmund Levanoffsky, who, with five companions, was last heard from a week ago today, several hours before his four-motored plane was expected In Fairbanks to refuel for a United States dash. Transient Booked " On Shoplift Charge Steve Jallshok, 47. a transient from Michigan, was arrested by city po lice this afternoon and Is being held In the city Jail on a charge of shop lifting. He wilt appear In court to morrow morning. Jallshok was placed under arrest after allegedly stealing a package of pickling spice and two onions from Oates and Lydlard Groceteria num ber 1, city police stated. He Is also alleged to have stolen several maga zines from racks along the street. EVERETT NEWSPAPERS FACE LONG DRAWN WAR EVERETT. Wash., Aug. 20. (AP) With prospects of a "long drawn out controversy," tho printers' strike which forced closing of Everett's two newspapers went Into its second day today. The papers, the Everett Herald and the Everett News, suspended publi cation yesterday. The printers Said they were strik ing for wage Increases which the publisher termed "pxcS8,vp.m DINE--DANCE AT. THE CHATEAU Delicious Steak and Chicken Dinners. Enjoy an Evening at Oregon's Finest Night Club. IJ Phone 989 Coming Back story deals with the savage rivalry between Beery, as a navy veteran, and Gable, a new style of sailor, and typifies the conflict between old and new Ideas in naval operations. "Bulldog Drummond at Bay." fea turing John Lodge, Dorothy Mack alll, Victor Jury and Claude AlUster plays as the companion feature. Meteorological Report August 20, 1037 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight and Saturday. Slightly warmer to night. Cooler Saturday. Fair tonight and Saturday, but be coming warmer In east and south portions tonight. Cooler Interior of west portion .Saturday. Moderate northwest wind off coast. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 93: lowest, 51. Totul monthly precipitation, none: deficiency for the month, 0.12 inch. Total precipitation since September 1, 1936, 16.85 Inches; deficiency for the season, 1.11 inches Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday. 17 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 71 per cent. Sunrlso tomorrow, 5 :35 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:03 p. m. Observation, tnken at 5 a. m 120 Meridian Time. Pi? PS 23 S 8 5 Si 8 CITY MB " I? a 5 e v f 3 o o i j ? Boise 90 fiO Clear Boston 80 74 .... P. Cdy, Chicago ... . 92 70 .67 Cloudy Denver 90 54 Olear Eureka 62 50 Cloudy Helena 72 44 Clear Los Angeles 84 64 Cloudy MEDFORD 96 62 .... Clear New York 86 74 .72 Clear Omaha ........ 86 68 .18 Cloudy Phoenix 102 78 Clear Portland - 82 56 Clear Keno 98 48 Clear Roseburg 02 53 Clear Salt Lake City .... 90 54 Clear San Francisco .... 80 64 . Cloudy Seattle 76 50 Clear Spokane 82 52 w Clear Washington, DC. 86 76 Clear Yakima 86 .. Positively Ends Tonight "LOVE IS NEWS" I Power Young - Ameche SATURDAY 0NLY1 Show, Hat. 1-3, 7-0 AND ON THE SAME BILL: CRUSOE r .".ri rvrAT MONDAY A ROlieHHECK Ife WRESTLER ri9W. G0ESTO PiV TOWN IN THE I'll t L00GINS I'-Air I EoT O'BRIEN j( AkJi BEATRICE U W O BERTS B jLjA Specially JTT yjf Added Shorts tM megs "Good Earth" iris Coming Sunday to the Craterlan theater, showing for the first time at popular price after record road show engagements, the plcturlzatlon of Pearl 8. Buck's sensational best seller, "The Good Earth," will be the number two hit of the new show sea son, a pltcure that has received more attention than any show of the last decade. In the top roles are Paiil Muni K.F. THREATEN 'STAY OUT KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 30 -(AP) The Klamath Falls Culinary Alliance today was threatening a "stay out" strike starting Sept. 1 In protest against a recently-adopted city ordi nance requiring semi-annual physical examinations for all food handlers. Sept. 1 is the deadltno set for ex aminations under the ordinance, and members of the alliance voted last night not to go to work on that date unless they are assured the ordinance will not be enforced. G. C. Tatman, representative of the alliance, said the food handlers are strongly In favor of tho examinations but object to paying the $2 examina tion fee. They feel that tho public, which stands to benefit, should bear the cost, Tatman said. incendiary'blaze on myrtle creek grows ROSEBURG, Ore., Aug. 20. (AP) One of the string of 12 Incendiary fires set out yesterday between Craig and Weaver creeks In the South Myr tle Creek district has reached 50 acres In size, Fred South wick, super vising warden of Douglas Forest Pro tective association reported today. Two more of the fires are burning, one about 15 acres In extent and the other less than one acre. Shows 1:00-3:13 7:00-0:30 vi You'll thrill to parked Itorjr A 11( mm T Starts SUNDAY RETURNED ... TO Jim PLUS 'BULLDOG AT m mm a Starts Sunday vm. and Lulse Rainer, last year's Academy Award winners, portraying Wang, the lowly peon farmer who rises to riches, and his faithful wife, O-lan. Others In tho cost that Includes thousands of extras are Walter Connolly, Jesalo Ralph, TUlte Losch and Woyo Luka. "Artists and Models" will close Its run tomorrow night at the Craterlan with "A Dangerous Adventure" as the p revue. OF FORI LEWIS W TACOMA. Wash.. Aug. 30. () Pacific northwest soldiers today rush ed preparations for the final "little war' of the summer, then prepared to abandon battle formations In fa vor of parade uniforms for the week end. Nearly every one of the 14.000 men concentrated at Ft. Lewis was in tho field engaging In regimental maneu vers today. Infantrymen solving at tack and communications problems while artillery backed them with loaded shells and squads of plants "fence-Jumped" In observation ma neuvers over the rough acres On the Interior of the huso reservation. DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS SAT. NITE BOTH HALLS 0 TODAY & SAT! The Greatest IIUIIMI MU L-l 1 L I .in , Adventure Film nf All Time T nil v "Tnndral" The trance and thril ling utory of a white doctor lot In the savage wild, of the Alanitan wilderness . Blone . . cold . flRhttnt; a weird ex igence among Arc tic beasts! ESS AN EPI0 OP PICTORIAL GRANDEUR and SAVAGE THRILLS FILMED ALL IN THE ARCTIC Added two live bear cubs In the lobby! your flnierllp ot this action of the Grrat Wild West! 2 Grand Hits THRILL YOU AGAIN! DRUMMOND AT BAY" Roxy Saturday r & . Lst ;1S i U George O'Brien Is at tho Roxy the- ! ater for tomorrow only In "Park Ave- , nue Logger." one of his roughest pictures to date. Beatrice Roberts plays opposite. Episode six of the serial. "Robinson Crusoe of Cllppor Ilnnd" shares tho same proarnm. Weather Northern California: Fair tonight. Saturday and Sunday, but fog on the the const; slightly cooler In Interior of centrnl portion; moderate north went wind off const. HURRY DANCE I SAT. NIGHT 1 AT j GOLD HILL I PAVILION I I Good Music Proceeds for 0 Barbecue for Northwestern I I ill! dam -sTAnT,Nj WW- SUNDAY! Ill V" 4 Mi Exactly As Shown f-JIHFiN V f . During Record ! 7S21 x ' f " j Roadshow. Tri.. 1 I i'XfA ' (s 11 J mphs .... the 1 JYt' ' 4 "'! J ' Screen's Supreme. ''SS ' 1 &'oiiievmnti I rJoRE AT THESE PRISES: I ! I I n, i.:ti i... i " ; -F ill 1 1 !l waiting for ... . yurfj 'VX II Another Hit of lX jll the Now Show s3 )f BENNY Shown Hut. 1:00-0tlS Tjf Oregon: Fair tonight and Satur day, but becoming cloudy on coast and In northwest portion: slightly warmer in east and south portions tonight; cooler in Interior of west portion Saturday; moderate north west wind off coast. Use Mall rrimine warn adt. Close Out SALE! Extra Special Prices Saturday on COATS and SUITS Bargains in All Other Departments McCarty Dress Shop 40 S. Central rr.voe "at HUM Dangerous r' 'USlrl.fi - 1 i-'T. II - L
