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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, ' OREGON, THTTRSDAY. APRIL 14, 1938. PAGE NIXE LOCAL and l nion To Meet Painters and Pa perhangers union, local No. 1134, will meet In regular monthly session this evening at 8:00 In the Labor temple, 219 West Main street. Attorney Returns William M. Mc Allister, Medford attorney, returned on this morning's train from Port land where he spent yesterday trans acting business. Skiing Fair Trail camp above Ash land and the winter sports area at Union Creek offer fair skiing. Rogue River national forest headquarters re ported today. Ex-Redent Dies A. B. Robblna. former Medlord resident, died at Pas adena of a heart attack, according to word received here today by friends. Mr. Robblns was at one time an orchardlst here. Shows 1:45-6:43-9:0(1 NOW! TILL SAT. MtillT Uproarious ! Star-Glorious ! n rr n u Miib neroert iviBrinaii n tmnn nnnur mnrir " H II Hnllll I 1 1 1 III ,- Vwith GAIL PATRICK TODAY and FRIDAY! What Really Happens behind the doors of a great metropoHtan hospital! He loved his nurse more than lie did , his wife . . . ,f' which one won? Added Lairs: "FOXY PUP' coming CARTOON "soils Topics - News AT SEA" fCi1l!& Ialice fayeK f - W-l FRED ALLEN ZZZL W& $"8 SUN! U& !4 Iff rr I jiagi : 4.?. a Rpal 3 lr: I M i ANNOUNCEMENT HONNER 'S FEED STORE Corner 4th and Fir Streets Has Been Purchased By Lester Irwin and will be known as IRWIN'S FEED STORE We Will Feature a Complete Line of ALDER'S POULTRY and DAIRY FEEDS HAY GRAIN SALT IRWIN'S FEED STORE -orner Fir and 4th PERSONAL Ituhl Returns R. W. Ruhl. editor of the Mall Tribune, returned to his Medford home by train this morning from Beverly Hills, Cal. In Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Plynn of 907 West Tenth street spent yesterday afternoon In Grants Pass visiting friends and renewing 1 acquaintances. Directors To Meet Board of direc tors of the Fruit Growers League, Inc., will hold a rettutar meeting In the Jackson County Chamber of Com merce at 3 p. m. tomorrow. Student Nurne Home Honey Reddy. student nurse at St Vincent's hos pital In Portland, recently arrixed here for a visit with her mother. Mrs. Mary Reddy. 810 South Oakdale ave nue., Devaney Here Capt. L. O. Devaney, former manager of the United Air Lines here, la spending a few days In Medford. He arrived from Portland, where he now makes his home, by United airliner Tuesday. Elks To Meet Regular weekly meeting of the Medford Elks lodge tonight In the temple will be the first held under newly elected offl- cers. Dr. W. E. Lantls, exalted ruler, i will occupy the chair. All members are urged to attend. Board To Elect New board of di rectors of the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce will meet In the Hotel Medford at noon tomorrow to elect officers for the ensuing year. Election of seven new directors was completed this afternoon. Chorus To Rehearse Rehearsal of the Jackson County Teachers chorus will be held Saturday at 10:00 in the courthouse auditorium. The combined choruses of men and women will re hearse together In preparation for spring concerts. All members are urged to attend. Camp Inspection H. C. Obyc, as sistant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest spent today making a general Inspection of work projects at the South Pork CCC camp. W. L. Jones, construction superintendent, transacted business at Camp Apple gate Drunks Exiled Daniel J. Stephen son, 31, and Victor W. Haines, 41, were ordered by City Judge Allen D. Curry this morning to serve 10 days In Jail or leave town immediate ly. They chose the latter. Both were arrested on South Pront street yes terday by city police and charged with drunkenness. Building Permits Leonard buper Service station of 58 North Rlvrrslde avenue, applied at the city building inspector's office yesterday for a per mit to Install a gasoline tank at t stated cost of A250 James Elliott of 34 Vancouver avenue applied for a permit to enlarge a private garage at a stated cost of $150. Navy Mothers Meeting Rogue River Valley Mothers club will hold a social meeting In the home of Mrs. Florence Cuffel bt 909 North Central avenue at 8 :00 o'clock tomorrow night. All mothers who have sons in the United States navy are invited to attend whether or not they are members of tha club. Meeting Tonight Executives of the , Rogxie valley chapter .of the Reserve i Officers association request all mem- bers to attend the meeting at 7:30 ! tonight in the Medford armory. MaJ. Carlton E. Spencer, Eugene, depart j ment president, Is to be present. MaJ I Charles S. Pettee, regular army offl i cer and instructor, will also attend. I . ... : Clearing Slides W. P. Rector. Dem ocratic candidate for the Justice of . the peace nomination who made a motor trip to Hornbrook. Cal., yes j terday, reported that crews are at i work clearing slides on the Pacific j highway on both sides of the sis , kiyou summit. At places the highway ; was open to one-way traffic only and l cautious driving was necessary, Mr. Rector said. , i " ' ' j Planes Refueled George W. Gor j man. president of the Trans-Pacific Lumber company. Port Orford, atop ! ped at Medford municipal airport this morning to have his Stlnson plane refueled. With three associates 1 he was flying from Sacramento, Cal., to Portland. Lieut. G. R. Nedwed ar rived in an army Douglas observation plane from Port Lewis. Wash. He left for Oakland. Cal.. after his plane had been serviced. Phone 701) Kitchen Burned PI re this after- 1 noon damaged the kitchen of an apartment at 708 South Oakdale ave nue. A box of matches on a kitchen cabinet shelf ignited In some unex plained way and set fire to the cab inet. Chief Roy Elliott reported. The flames spread to the door, walls and casings. The fire was confined to the kitchen. The fire department answer ed a ward alarm at 13:40. Raster Services Those Intending to attend Easter morning at the Plrst Methodist Episcopal church were re minded today that the Sunday school will start at 9:30 a. m. and the church service at 10:30 a. m. All par ents wishing their babies christened should be present at 10:30 a. m. All persons donating memorial lilies should bring them to the church Saturday afternoon between 3:00 and 3:00 o'clock. Buys Feed Store Announcement was made today of the sale of the Fred Honner feed store at Pir and Pourth streets to Lester Irwin who has been In the feed business In Willows, Cal., for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin will make their home here, the new owner having taken possession of the Medford con cern. A complete line of feeds, hay, grains and poultry supplies will be handled. Mr. Irwin said. Back From Mexico David Lowry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Lowry of the Bear Creek orchard, recently returned to his home here where he will visit for several months. Mr. Lowry has spent the past six months In Mexico. In Mexico City he at tended the University of Mexico and then with a college acquaintance made a six weeks' tour into central and Interior regions of Mexico. For 150 miles of the trip they saw no railroads or roads and traveled on burros over ancient trallB. Mr. Lowry said he had an Interesting and edu cational excursion. He graduated from the University of Oregon last spring and was a major In political science. Brilliant Cast In Hfusical Revue Now On Craterian Bill A whol "who's who" of the screens pepper-uppers goes to town In the new rhythm romsnce, "Sally. Irene and Mary,' which opened Its local run yesterday at the New Cra terian theatre. Alice Faye and Tony Martin top the cast with Fred Allen of radios "Town Hall Tonight" Alice and Tony singing and romancing while Allen shows why he Is considered one of the leading comedians In the country today. The balance of the cast has Jlrnmv Durante, as the street sweeper who crashes Into cafe society; Gregory Rotoff. with a champagne bankroll and a gleam In his eye: Joan Davis, the gazelle with knee-action: Morjorlr weaver, who adds further to her rap ny increasing fan numbers: Louise Hovlck, who keeps Reno busy: Bar nett Parker and J. Edward Brom berg as a couple of Broadway wise guys. Alice meets Tony In a little Green wich village cafe where they are both working and soon they are romanc ing under the Manhattan moon. Alice Is "Solly" of the girls' trio, managed by Fred Allen, theatrical agent. Joan Davis Is "Irene" and Marjorle Weav er has the "grand old name." Complications arise when Fred In duces Louise Hovlck to back a show for Tony, for whom she has fallen, and for hts three proteges. At the same time. Ratoff goes for Alice In a big way. When the, true state of romantic affairs is learned, the chances for the show fizzles. .Suddenly there comes a glimmer of hope. Marjorle Inherits an ancient Hudson River slde-wheeler and Fred gets the happy Inspiration of turn ing It Into a showbost. Some neat conniving brings financial backing and finally everything winds up EE They 're in -and They'll Be Here On the Stage Stage Singing, Ycxleling, Playing Everything from Banjos to Washboards . . . in 45 Minutes of Rousing Stage Entertainment! r Singing and riding across the screen with GENE AUTRY in 'The Old Barn Dance' COLORADO HILL BILLIES Sat. Only - Mat. and Eve. p Mat . - SOr kki.ii loo y I fiirsT! fci Hill Billies Come Three of the nine Colorado Hill Blllies who come to the Holly theatre stage for Saturday only are shown In Exotic Role Exotic Anna May Wonw, who plays opposite Akim Tamiroff , great charac ter actor, in his newest picture. "Dan gerous to Know," coming to the Rlalto theatre for tomorrow nd Sat urday only. Miss Wong is seen as the power behind the throne in cltv politics and Tamiroff Is cast as the "power.' Sharing the spotlight with the Chinese star are Oatl Patrick and Lloyd Nolan. . Buck Jones, starring In "Hcadln' East," will play es the added feature with the exciting drama of a boss ruled municipality. happily, though In a highly hilarious fashion. SI. 10 St. Mark's Episcopal church will observe a three-hour devotional in memory of the Crucifixion, Friday from 12 noon until 3 o'clock. Devotionals will be divided into eight periods of 20 minutes each, composed of hymns, address and prayers. Father E. 8. Bartlam announced that It will he permissible to enter or leave the church at the end of each 20-minute period of the medi tations on the seven lest words of Christ in accordance with traditions. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. the Picture! 5 in Person! to Holly Stage m tin flflV r'vTVrilwmiiTi-Ti t here- with Oene Autry and Smiley Burnette In a scene from "The Old Barn Dance." which will be the fea- ture picture on the same program. In Holly Drama Maureen O Sullivan, Virginia Bruce and Francot Tone star In "Between Two Women," at the Roxy theatre today and tomorrow only. As nurse, wife and doctor, respectively, the trio turn in performances in a picture that's entertainment-plus. Ctlff Ed wards and Janet Beecher head tho supporting cast. Scottish Rite Siskiyou Chapter Rose Croix will observe the cer emonies of tho mystic ban quet nnd extinguishing tne lights on Maundy Thursday at 7:30 p. m., April 14th. The Easter ceremony of relighting the Lights will be held at 0:00 a. m. Sunday April 17th. All Knights are wplcome. L, E. WILLIAMS, Secretary Medford Lodge 'No. 103, A. F. & A. M. Stated com munication. Friday, April 18. 7:30 p. m. Routine business. Visitors welcome. G DeMolay work 'following session. Master Mnson especially invited. R. E. SWEENEY. Secretary. L. L. SANDERS, W. M. Mai I :i:-li: l:,-ll:(l(l III llll VI TIIKY KNU TUMMIITI llIG?iaoNi J.,n fontaineYi UlSMXOwij ALLAN LANE IV Plus "SALESLADY" Death in every corner of his evil slant eyes! Reraise tie w o u I d n't atop at mur der to win the womnn e want nl i m i ron in w the are dra- mailn Mia if ntreer: )7z-k.. -? Tomorrow & Sat. TWO ACTION HITS ! BLAZING A i NEW TRML nc TueilKi VI 111"!- lliiik thiniu.iK nut of the tt( ... to rratk down on Mnnhot tan mrtliter! 0fl0CERDII5TDHnM ' oiii mtiicii vfj;'. ' ANNA MAY WONG .TI . AKIM TAMIROFF I I W ANTHONY QUINN V fiaTf mm 1 s. rm Business VUltor J. L. Wright, rep resentative of the General Electric company of Portland, was a local business visitor yesterday. The Grace Circle of the Presbyter Ian Church will hold a rummage sale at 311 E. Main Street Saturday. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Weaner pigs. CoKer Butte Road. BABY CHICKS for sale. Barred Rocks. Reds, Hansen strain W. LeKhorna. Priced right. Davis Feed Store, 127 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Young chunky bay horso, weight 1375. McDonough ranch, Sams Valley. FOR SALE 80 acres in Meadows dis trict, cheap. No buildings. Mrs. Elizabeth Tompkins, Table Rock Store. SMALL or LARGE acreage tracts near Medford for sale with small pay ment down. 233 North Riverside. Phone 613. FOR SALE Cows. Horses and Mules. Will trade. Fehi Ranch, Dark Hol low. WANTED TO BUY Jersey heifer. Write description and price. C. O. Williams, Route 1. Box 471. FOR TRADE Unincumbered farm near Medford, for citv property. 233 North Riverside, phone 613. '34 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan, orig inal finish like new. Perfect every wav and guaranteed. Bargain price only 6387.00. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge Si Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE Model A 1929 Tudor Ford Sedan, pood tires and motor. Cheap. R. W. Sweet man, Spring Street. WALNUT GRAFTING bv expert. E. G. Weiss. Rto. 4, Medford. Box 217. LAWNMOWERS Sharpened, called for and delivered. Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. Phono 361. FURNITURE FLOOR SAMPLES Duvnport and Chair. Tapestry cov ered. Floor samples, 3 each. Itg. S59.95. now C39.95 Davenport and Chair. Reg. 139.95, Two-tone tapestry, 3 each. Large modern atyle 949.95 Studio Couch. Used $15.00 Kitchen Cabinet, Floor sample. Reg. 934.95, now 619.95 Tuft less Mattresses. Two. Twin alze. Formerly sold at 636.9ft. Soiled floor samples. Each 26.00 Dining Suite. Reg. 6109.00. Slightly damaged $09,95 MONTGOMERY WARD SPECIALS Shipment received of i" and 1 used SPRAY HOSE. We offer at special price I Circular Saws. Insert tooth, one 60 inch and three 4 8-1 nek at reduced prices. Roofing and Building Paper. Galvan ized and Painted Corrugated Sheets Barb Wire and Fencing of all kinds Including Chicken Netting. Tents and Tarpaulins. Largo assort ment of new and used. Ranges, Heaters, Cook Stoves and Heatrolas. Real bargains In new and used, Pumps, all sizes; Cable, Belting, Pul leys, Block and Tools for the car penter, mechanic and woodsman. Plumbing Fixtures and Buppllea, Pipe and Pipe Fittings new and used. Davenport Sets and Studio Couches at remarkably low prices. Your attention nnd consideration of our prices is invited, wherein real bargains are offered. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grapo St. Phone 1063 EVERYTHING YOU COULD ASK FOR IN A PLANTER IS YOURS IN THE JTOIHIN DEE IRE 999 Unfailing Accuracy. Plants All Kinds of Seed. Both Clutch and Variable Drop Gears Are Enclosed and Run in Oil. Simple, Positive Valve Action. Equipment for All Conditions. Quality Construction Throughout. GOOD COWS PAY Sllm-Mlll Btt Ft.d for OIvm, Pip, Oilcktnt tnd Colo. ma Let U Give You More Complete Information Concerning DE LAVAL SEPARATORS AND MILKERS 29 NORTH RIVERSIDE FOR SALE 4 -room modern house, 3 lota, reasonable. Phone 358-W. FOR 8ALE -Water lilies and gold fish. 45 Quince. FOR RENT 150 Acres In cultivation, several hundred acres pasture. 223 North Riverside. Phone 613. FOR RENT 7-room house, furnished. 328 N. Central. Long time lease re sponsible parties only; S32.60 with water. Call 607 E. Jackson. Phone 834-R. ATTENTION CARD PLAYERS Wen onah Club Public Card Party Fri day evening, Redman Hall. LEWIS SUPER spimo ))))) mm . x dial NO RED TAPE . SBS NO DELAYS F0RDS0N SALES and SERVICE 8th and Front We Never Close and a DE LAVAL SEPARATOR BEST IN THE LONG RUN AMC ACCOUNT Crun of Butler lo Sill Producing Study GiK Income. CHOONS FOR SALE Cows, fresh and coming fresh. Alto Barred Rock pullet. 8 weeks. W. T. 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SERVICE STATION Phone 1300 FOR many yean, the John Deere No. 099 has been recognized as the most de pendable corn planter op the market and one of the most outstanding machines in the full line of John Deere Quality Farm Equip ment. Let us show it to you today! rE FARMER who follows this meth- not only has the most efficient system of marketing his prod ucts but the best sys- tern well. and of production as 00 OD COWS a DE 'LAVAL SEPARATOR provide a cash income the year 'round; the best feed for growing young stock; while the capital of the owner is steadily enhanced through in crease in young stock and building up of soil fertility I TELEPHONE 1100 K2