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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. 'MEDFOTtD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MAY 11. 1933, PAGE SEVEN LOCAL ahd Medford Visitor Mrs. T. J. John aoh of Eagle Point vu a caller lu Medford today. - ' t From Prospect K.' 8. WrlBht of Prospect transacted business In this elty today. From Ashland Among Ashland residents transecting business here yesterday were Lee Ryan and P. S. Provost. In Ashland Linn Mills vas a vis itor In Ashland last night, attending the dedication of the newly lighted football field. Bicycle Stolen Billy Gaines of 24 Mistletoe street, reported to city po lice today his Zenith bicycle, license 870. was stolen some time Tuesday night. Chimney lire Fire department's chemical crew was called at 11:40 last night to the home of J. M. Par ker. 1035 Court street, where a chim ney fire occurred. Boot In the chim ney burned Itself out without doing any damage. ' FOR 100 YEARS THEY'VE BEEN SAYING: WITH OOP! Old Oscar Pepper ("OOP" for short) faas been one of America's best liked whiskies for 100 years. Try OOP today I 100 straight whlsklas 90 proof Frankfort Distilleries, Inc. loulKllle laltimore 95 11.85 A FULL PINT I A FULL QUART ALSO AVAILABLE IN RYI (make mine) 1 WITH ( iOOP! ) for. PERSONAL Transacting Business A. L. Rosen- auer of San Francisco Is spending a few days here on business. ... In Klamath rails Oeorge E- Pat terson, recruiting officer here for the United States navy, spent yesterday In Klsmath Falls on official business n,it(nta Taller Dan Newbury. Mmnundw of Medford Dost of the American Legion, was a business vis itor In Klsmath FaUs yesterday. - To Meet Tonight Drill and ritual- Istlc teams of the Fraternal Orde; of Eagles will meet at 7:30 tonight In the Lincoln school. William Pec. manager, asked that all members be punctual In attendance. Confers With Court W.b. Jones. construction superintendent of the Rogue River national forest, spent today In Klamath Falls conferring with the Klamath county court re garding road maintenance. Medics Meet Southern Oregon Medical association held a luncheon meeting at the Oregon Caves yester day. Physicians and surgeons' from seven southern Oregon counties at tended. The program Included papers by Dr. Otla F. Akin, Dr. Homer Rush and Dr. Lawrence Selling, all special ists from Portland. Joint Meeting Members of tho Medford and Grants Pass Active clubs met In the Redwoods hotel In Grants Pass lsst night st a Joint dinner meeting. Three reels of motion pic tures were shown dealing with Boul der dam and America's national parks. About 20 local Actlvlans at tended. Gets Honor Mrs. E. N. Eldrldge of 424 South Grape street, recently re ceived word that her son. W. h. Bar num. student at North Pacific Den tal college In Portland, was appointed associate editor of the school paper. "Datter." Next year Mr. Barnum will automatically become editor-ln-chlef of the paper. It will be his senior year. Mr. Barnum was the first editor of the Junior high school magazine here and was also editor of the Med ford high school annual, "The Crater." Travel Bad It Is still difficult to get to Fish lake. Rogue River na tional forest headquarters said to day. From this side motorists csn progress to Willow Prairie, about six miles from the lake, before snow blocks the road, the forest service Bald. From the other side cars can get through to the Junction of Lake creek and Butte Falls roads, about four miles from the lske, but the Lake Creek road la In bad condition and several cars have been stuck on It, headquarters stated. Returns ..Home Bruce Everhard, 10-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Everhard of 631 West Eleventh street, returned on this morning's train from Portland where he has been a patient In the Shrlners hos pital since January. Bruce Is a victim of Infantile paralysis. When he was taken to the hospltsl he could not use his left leg. now with the aid of a steel brace supporting his leg he can walk. He will return In four months to the clinic for an examtn atlon but plana to attend school again when It re-opens In the fall, From Sardine Creek Mr. and Mrs. John Litster. owners of the House of Mystery on Sardine creek, visited friends and transacted business here today. Much Interest outside the state continues to be shown In the mystic house, Mr. Litster said. Recently Hearst-Metro news reel men took pic tures of the plsce. shortly after the house had been filmed by Universal News, Mr. Litster related. A few days ago, he added, he received a request from a Detroit agency for 500 folders on the house. ... Attend Class Third In a series of four classes of the peace officers' training school wss held In council chambers of city hall yesterdsy, with C. C. Spears, ex-speclal agent of the federal bureau of Investigation, ad dressing the policemen on "The Mod ern Law Enforcement Officer." Final class will be held next Tuesday. Orvle R. Williams, detective of the Portland polls bureau, will speak on "Devel oping an Investigative Procedure.' Officers attending the class yesterday were Joe Cave, Walter J. Relnklng. C. J. Moser and Clyde Flchtner" of Medford and Ken Williams, Pete Smith. K. W. Dallas and Chief Ben F. Grayblll of Grants Pass. Back From Conclave Gerald T. Latham, Mall Tribune circulation manager, returned by motor car late last night from the 16th annual con vention of the Pacific Northwest em ulation Managers' association at The Dalles. Mr. Latham served on the as sociations membership committee during the past year. He accompanied MUlard Hodgea, circulation manager of the Grants Paas Courier, to the convention. The two traveled to The Dalles via Portland and returned via Bend and Crater lake. The convention devoted much time to discussions of boy welfare work and Increases In newspaper subscription and street sale prices. Most of the newspapers represented In the association In creased prices during the psst year. Mr. Latham said. The association em braces Oregon. Utah. Idaho, Washing ton. British Columbia and Alberta. Next year's convention will be held In Seattle. Wash. WHY SUFFER? WHY SI DISCOURAGED? HEMORRHOIDS (Pi 1m) Colitis Coestinstion Fitw sure Ulcers. All Rectal, Colon and stomach troubles co asp lately eliminated with out aurgieal ofxtratloB aftor all othar methods have - for thousands of others w tan do ll for rM. If y art la Portland FRKS BOOKl.KT mmt sff Tm reuat Call er writ Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC PtoyulHmm am4 tmrgm M.S. Cor. B. B or nti da and Grand A. Telephone EAtt J91S Portland. Orst? Meeting Tomorrow Reames chap ter of ths Eastern Star will meet In the Mv.sonlo temple at B p. m. tomor row. Visiting members of the order are Invited to attend. On Seattle Trip Capt. and Mrs. William O. Ryan and daughter Sheila, left last night for a week's trip to Seattle. They plan to be gone about a week. At Rogue's Roost Mrs. Nlon Tucksr arrived this afternoon by United Malnllner from San Francisco to ajwnd some time at her rustic sum mer retreat. Rogue's Rooat, near Pros pect. She was met at the airport by Mr. Tucker who had preeeeded her to their river lodge by motorcar. Klwanls Speaker Bernle Hughes related his experiences In professional football at today's weekly luncheon meeting of the Klwanls club In the Hotel Medford. A song program was given by Miss Marian Luce. Miss Jean Barnum and Mrs. Roberta Bcbb. with Mrs. Lllla M. Purucker as ac companist. C. M. Hurd was program chairman. On Forest Work Two maintenance crews will go to work in the Rogue River national forest Monday, It was announced by headquarters here. One crew of five men will be assigned to the Pelican guard station area and one of three men will work In the Dead Indian Soda Springs sector. The men. all regular forest employees, will be engaged In trail, road and tele phone line maintenance. Chosen For Navy Selections to fill the May quota for enlistment In the United States navy were announced for this district today by Oeorge E. Patterson, recruiter. The youths chosen are Floyd L. Foster and James R, Grlssom of Grants Pass and Harold O. Blehn of Klamath Falls. They will leave here by train Monday night for Portland where they will be given their final qualifying examinations. If they pass the final testa, they will proceed Immediately to San Diego for three months of preliminary training before being assigned to actual duty Applications for future quotas are now being received by Mr. Patterson at his office In the Medford federal building. To Forest school John Sarglnson. ranger In charge of the Lake of the Woods district of the Rogue River na tional forest, will leave tomorrow night to attend a range management training school near prlnevllle on the Ochocof national forest. The school will open Monday and continue for two weeks. Purpose of the training camp Is to give rsngers a more prac tical grasp of his Job responsibility. A selected group of rsngers from us tional forests of Oregon and Wash lngtop will attend. The- school will be conducted under the direction of A. H. Hodgson, assistant regional for ester In charge of personnel manage- men. Hodgson will bo assisted by R. O. Llndberg. training supervisor. , To Describe Trip Muriel Stocks, senior, will relate experiences of her recent trip to Portland by United Malnllner at a student assembly In the high school auditorium at 10:20 tomorrow morning. Miss Stocks wis awarded the trip for acting as Miss Jackson county when Mlas Alaska visited here recently. Thomss A. Cul. bertson. Jr., president of Medford chapter of the National Aeronautic association, will speak briefly on the Junior actlvltlea of the organization. Max C. Henne. Medford manager of ww unitea Air Lines, will talk on aviation developments. C. Glenn Smith, high school . principal, will show motion pictures he took of Mlas Alaska's arrival at the airport. The speakers will be Introduced by A. H. Bsnwell. manager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. YOUTHS SENTENCED ON GASOLINE THEFT Onrille Dawson and Leonard Clark, local youths, charged with petty lar ceny fqr the theft of gasoline from a vehicle belonging to the R. I. Stuart Construction company, were sentenc ed to 30 daya In the county Jail, yes terday In Justice court. John Hammond, Chicago, charged with larceny from a building, of a purse containing 44 was ordered held to await grand Jury action under ilSOO bonds. The alleged theft oc curred In the office of A. W. Walker on North Riverside avenue, and the purse belonged to Mrs. Walker. X - 5a i TaV.l vw vtJt. Gay Romance - off t ' Gary Cooper and Claudette are the stars, but the atrlped pajamas are the direct cause of their rocky road to romance In "Blue beard's Eighth Wife," the spicy romantic comedy coming to the New Craterlan theater Sunday for a three-day showing. IS MEDFORD SET-UP Major General Albert J. Bowley, commanding general of the ninth corps area. Inspected two CCC camps as well as district headquarters dur ing his visit here yesterday. The visit was the first from a corps area commander In two years, and General Bowley'a first appearance here slnoe he assumed command of the ninth corps area late In March. General Bowley was accompanied here by Mrs. Bowley and the general's aide de camp, Captain W. B. Palmer. Major G. R. Owens, commander of the Medford CCC district, met tbe party In Grants Pass yesterday noon and they Inspected Camp Wlmer, near Rogue River, before proceeding to Medford. While here the general In spected Camp Prescott as well as the district -headquarters offices down town and at the fairgrounds. General Bowley expressed his pleasure with conditions as he found them here, and was informed by Colonel Rene Marx, ninth corps area motor trans port Inspector who has been here for the past several days, that the Med ford district's motor equipment la in the best shape of any he has Inspect ed In the, entire ninth corps area. During the afternoon's inspections, Mrs. Bowley was entertained by Mrs. G. R. Owens at her-home-The party left last night for Dunsmulr and was to continue on to San Francisco to day. 4 Closing time for Too Late tr Claa-j alfy Ads is 1:30 p. m. PiffiE Shows m 1:49 :4H-!):00 Louis Joseph Vance's Famous Jewel Thief Is On the Loose Again . . . ! stealing rare gems and beauti ful ladies' hearts . . . Breath-taking adventure . . on a night alive with intrigue and danger Love and Hate In A Germ Laden Jungle! A scientist's needle which dropped life" and death in the . lives of five people! with :) T 0 DAY a5SJw andTHURS fSv ft' Two Hits! imSfim 1 mmm RALPH BELLAMY Josephine Hutchinson j. William Oargan Barbara Head John King Coming Sunday nils highly modern story of the "Bluebeard" who disposes of his wives through tho divorce mill when he tires of them, has Edward Everett Horton, David Nlven, Elizabeth Pat terson and Herman Blng In the sup porting cast. "Lone Wolf" Louis Joseph Vance's famous "gen tleman crook" is out again to steal women's hearts and glittering Jewels in "The Lone Wolf In Paris," playing at the Rlalto Theater today and to morrow only. Francis Lederer has the title role and Frances Drake playa his beautiful victim. "The Crime of Dr. HaUet," a dra matic story of the men and women who combat scarlet fever In germ- Infested Jungles, plays as the com-' panlon feature. Ralph Bellamy and Josephine Hutchinson have starring roles. REFRESHING as a bath ! Fastidious womtn. with an eye to protective .measures, as wtll u to dtanlttiMi, And an M. D. medicated doucha to vary re freshing. At all drug and depart ment stores. ..ft' FOR FEMININE . HYGIENE . .Mats . 2oi Kip, . 8S Kiddles 10' fa m pi II ment stores, A III. U. , MM. J IBS m i i af n ii r j i Em L WILL OFFICIATE AT CATFISH FETE Wiley of Ashland Will Crown Pearl Wisotski As Queen of Derby Furnas Be Derby Starter. Will Several mayors are scheduled to of ficiate at the second annual nation al catfish derby at Emigrant lake near Ashland Sunday. It was an nounced today by Prank DcSouza. derby association master of ceremon ies. Mayor T. S. Wiley of Ashland wtll be the first municipal chief executive to get Into action. As mayor of the host city he win crown Pearl Wisot ski, Medford girl, as queen of the derby. Mcdford's own mayor, Charles C. Pumas, will be derby starter, Mayor J. A. Slover of Grants Pass will be chief of the judges snd Mayor A. L. Hrreog of Yreka, Calif., will be clerk of the course. Prizes will be present ed by Mayor Clifton Richmond of Klamath Falls. Assisting Mayor Slover as Judges will be Sheriff A. C. Burk of Marlon county, Pred Pick, Ed Lamport and Al Plche. Although maintaining the contrary, officers of the National Catfish Der by association appeared nettled today over the Southern Oregon Humane society's threat to halt a badger fight scheduled as part of the afternoon's entertainment program. President Frank Perl had lost his usually sun ny disposition and noticeably winced when the badger fight was mention ed. Bill Orenbemer, usually most lo quacious of the association executives, was strangely silent. I said yesterday that the whole program would be held as planned." President Perl said, a trifle testily. "I meant Just what I said. In spite of heaven and high water, the badger fight will be held. "It is natural for badgers and dogs to fight and there Is nothing cruel about anything that's natural. They love to fight: It's fun for them. What Is not nstural, however, is for ani mals to perform trtcka. That's cruel and If the humane society wants to THE MOST THRILLING ALL-STAR AVIATION PICTURE EVER BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN! ii miiui . jm i f My r STARTS . Y i W-sfeW-J I fl S . I 4 DAYS ONLY ! X . -in " '' RTOg drama . . . death. - jfc Jl ll defying adventure ... throb. rJw bing romance . . . Holly. a wood'i greatest start iocm- I 71 with LIONEL t f ing to new glories In the ty tlBARRYMORE Vj SSri0Oftheair,vw Ji Selected Short Subjects Showi at 1:45 6:40-9:00 r do something useful let them stop the circus and the carnival." Come what may, the show Is sched uled to start at 1:45 with the crown ing of Queen Pearl I. At 3 o'clock the catfish contest will start snd will continue to 4, During the contest the program of entertainment tor spectator enjoyment will be held. The derby association recommends the Emigrant lake site for al all-day plcnlc-outlng. During the afternoon a concesslonalrs will be on the grounds to dispense refreshments, BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cameron of Phoenix at the George Mcclain home. May 5th, a 94 pound boy. He has been named Walter Edwin. Free lecture on Christian Science In Varclty Theater. East Main 8treet, Ashland, Oregon, on Thursday even ing. May lath, at 8 o'clock. 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