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Grade Allen, George Bums In "College Swing" On Craterian Program
"Adventures Of Tom Sawyer" Coming Wednesday
Miriam Hopkins In Rialto Film
Cantor At Roxy
MARTHA RAYE 10PS
SUPPORTING STARS
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1933
USED TRUCKS
1937 FORD V-8 Truck, 3 speed axle,
new 7.50x30 tires. 157-ln. w. b.
1936 INTERNATIONAL P i C k U p,
guaranteed mechanically 9450
1934 DODGE Pickup, 6-ply tires,
almost new, excellent condition.
1934 DODGE 1 -Ton Truck,
161-ln. w. b 939ft
1935 INTERNATIONAL Panel In
sulated body. Excellent milk de
livery. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT
Packard International Truck
138 South Riverside
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Oracle Allen. George Burns and
Martha Raye, who panicked aud.
lancet In "College Holiday." head
tha all-star cast of the new musl
eal comedy. "College Swing." which
opens a three day run at the new
air-cooled Craterian theatre today
In this story of a coUeglata nit
wit who takes over a leading Amer
ican university and runs It to suit
herself, the three gay clowns are
assisted In their antics by Bob
Rope, who climbed Into the top
drawer of stardom by virtue of his
single performance as the master
of ceremonies In the recent "Big
Broadcast of 1938."
' The story of "College Swing" Is
the high-geared fantasy which has
always provided Bums and Allen
with their most successful material.
It opens In Puritan times with a
wealthy old New Englander making
a will bequeathing the college he
has founded to the first female
member of his family who passes
an examination In It. The camera
then slides on down two centuries
and shows Oracle, his descendant,
getting herself In shape for the big
teat.
With the aid of a resourceful
young student. Bob Hope, Oracle
discovers a short-cut to knowledge
which would make Einstein look
like a piker. She passes the exam
inations with flying colors and takes
control of the university Immedl-
ately. Under Oracle's regime, an ed
ucational revolution takes place.
"Liberal education" Is made "lib
eral" In every sense of the word,
with Oracle as "Dean of Men."
Martha Raye as a member of the
faculty and Hope as "Professor of
' Applied Romance." He "applies" It
too, of all people, Martha, thus
forming the screen's newest love
team.
Other members of the hilarious
east Include Edward Everett Horton.
Ben Blue, Betty Orable. Jackie Coo
tan and Sklnnay Ennls.
Jeanette MacDonald
and Nelson Eddy In
Operetta At Rialto
Drama, romance, thrills and the
gorgeous music of Victor Herbert's
greatest operetta are blended In
"Naughty Marietta," spectacular ro
mance of Creole days In New Or
leans, which opens a three-day de
mand return engagement today at
the Rialto theatre. The film co
ttars Jeanette McDonald and Nelson
Sddy. America's best loved song
team.
Directed by W. S. Van Dyke, of
"Thin Man" fame, it tells a graphic
etory of the settlement of New
Orleans by the French In the days
of Louis XV and of the love of a
disguised French princess, seeking
escape from a marriage of state,
and an English officer. The dra
matic side of the adventure thrills
and perils of the period Is stressed
aa thundering background for the
glamorous music of Victor Herbert.
Such song hits aa "Ah, Sweet
Mystery of Life." "I'm Palling in
Love With Someone," "The Italian
Street Song" and all the original
tongs and lyrics of the operetta are
sung by the two stsrs.
Other members of the cast In
clude Frank Morgan, Aklm Tamlroff,
Douglass Dumbrllle and ten thou
sand extraa as American Indians
and settlers of early New Orleans.
"Walking Down Broadway." a
smart, snappy first run feature atar
rlng Claire Trevor, Michael Whalen
Dixie Dunbar and a dozen others,
plays aa the companion feature with
the return hit.
The film depicts the heart-aches,
the desperations and longings, the
laughter and triumphs of six girls
who set out to put Broadway at
their feet. Norman Foster, once a
popular star now a director, meg
naphoned the film.
Name Glen Fabrick
Shrine Club Chief
Glen L. Fabrick Is the new pres
" ldent of the Medford Shrine club.
He succeeds Earl Newbry.
Mr. Fabrick was elected at the
club's last luncheon-meeting of the
season Friday in Valentine's cafe
George T. Frey was elected vice
president and Harold Head secretary-treasurer.
Meetings are to be returned on
the first Friday In September.
The orange was Introduced Into
Europe by the Moors In the eleventh
century and brought to England by
Sir Walter Raleigh In the tlxteenth
Arjroe In Eons
PALO ALTO. Cel. (UP) Paleon
tologlsu and geologlste have a re
markable latitude In which to dis
agree. N. L. Taliaferro of the Univer
alty of California argues that recent
researches place the creating of the
San Andeara fault of California, one
of the greatest earth rtfta In the
world, at about one million years ago
Other authorities place It at M.000,
000 yeart ago.
TETANUS!
Tstsnus. or lockjaw, ts usually the
result of sn Infected cut, wound.
burn or skin break, caused by fire
works burns, stepping on rusty nails.
Injuries from machinery, gunshot
wounds, etc.
The prevention ! very simple, ef
fective and inexpensive. Call your
doctor and have him administer
tetanus antitoxin.
The treatment Is costly, complicat
ed and not alwara successful. Protect .
yourself with a propho'.sctlc dose of
this antitoxin. In the army and all j
Industrial accident raws this la ad- ,
ministered and f:rt aid afterwaards. :
Heath's Drug 5 lore. j
The Immortal Tom Sawyer created
by Mark Twain, and beloved by mil
lions the world over, It brought to
vivid life on the screen In a mag
nificent technicolor production, "The
Adventurea Of Tom Sawyer." open
ing a four-day run at the New Alr-
Cooled Craterian theatre Wednes
day. The celebrated hero of boyhood
la recreated In the flesh by Tom Kel
ly, newest of the Juvenile stars to
trash Hollywood. Other members of
the Impressive cast are May Robson,
Walter Brennan and Jackie Moran,
aa Huck Finn. The Important tech.
nlcolor classlo it brought to, the
screen aa a result of millions of fan
letters demanding that the famous
Mark Twain story be made In nat
ural living color and according to ad
vance reporta the picture la a reve
lation In Itself.
EAGLES INSTALL
YEAR'S OFFICERS
Installation of officers of Crater
lake aerie and women's auxiliary,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, and the
Ashland aerie was celebrated Jointly
at the Medford armory Thursday
evening.
The Installation was held In the
auxiliary clubrooms, which were at
tractively decorated with large bas
kets of roses, ferns and snapdragons
All the officers took their oaths before
a flower-bedecked altar.
Mrs. Gertrude Wagner, junior past
president, Installed the officers of the
auxiliary and George Tucker, past
president, Installed the Medford and
Ashland aerie officers. A. H. Ban well
was Installed as president of the local
aerie, and Mrs. Llbble Root as presi
dent of the auxiliary. They succeed
Fred Powell and Mrs. A. H. Ban well.
Corsage bouquets on behalf of the
auxiliary were presented to the past
officers by Mrs. A. H. Banwell, who
thanked each of them for their work
during the past year. Similar corsages
were presented to the Incoming offi
cers by Mrs. Root.
After Installation, President Ban
well made the following committee
appointments, the first named in
each case being chairman:
Finance George Tucker, C. A.
Thatcher, P. W. Gerhardt, R. W.
Stout, J. D. Morrison, E. B. Squires.
Investigation Fred Powell.
Membership The drill team with
William Peck, chairman, George Coats.
Butte Falls, and R. C. Humphrey,
Central Point, the chairman to ap
point other members from Jackson
county communities.
Budget Ray Schumacher, 3. F.
Haws, Burton F. Moore, R. W. Den
man, P. W. Whltloek.
Delinquent Claude F. Orlgsby,
Paul Force, William Peck.
Sick visiting H. Ruch, Harry Ward,
J. T. Fowler.
Entertainment John Hyde, Wil
liam Peck, G. T. Dynge. A. M. Muse.
Boy Scouts C. G. Gay.
Christmas charity dance John
Hyde.
Christmas baskets Frank Shafer.
Greeters and grlevanoe Harry Ward,
Phil 8. Thurston, Frank Shafer.
Publicity A. H. Banwell.
It was announced by Mr. Banwell
that a campaign for members would
be lnunched immediately to terminate
with a class on July 7, at which time
D. D. Hall, past state president, would
be present. The goal was set at 50
members.
Grass Fire Causes
Light Garage Loss
Fire last evening did slight damage
to the private garage of Henry Swear
lngen, 316 Portland avenue. The ga
rage was Ignited by burning grass,
Chief Roy Elliott reported.
Answering a ward alarm, flremon
kept the blaze from the adjacent
Swearlngen home. No one was at
home at the time of the fire. 6:16
p. m., and Chief Elliott started an
investigation to ascertain who, set the
grass afire.
To Get Aerodrome
DARWIN (UP) A 1,000.000 aero
drome is to be constructed for
Darwin, gateway to Australia. .
Closing time for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:80 p. m.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE IPS 1 Model Ford Sedan
and Trailer House. Inquire Hare's
ranch. 3 blocks east Central point
water tower.
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'Wise uirl'' brinies Miriam Hopkins
arid Ray Ml 11 and together In a ro
mantic drama, the background of
which ta largely that of Greenwich
Village, New York. A Park Avenue
heiress, Miss Hopkins hides her Iden
tity In the guise of a typical Bohem
ian and takes up quarters near Mil-
land, a young artist, Intending to
bring about the loss of his various
od Jobs in order that her father may
obtain c.istody or two small girls who
are legally under the guardianship
of the artist. Walter Abel and Henry
Stephenson support the stars in the
picture, which comes to the Rialto
theatre for Wednesday and Thursday.
"To The Victor," starring Will
Fylfe. John Loder and Margaret Lock
wood, Is scheduled to play as the
added feature with the Hopklns-Mtl-land
hit.
FOR RENT Three - room modern
house and acreage at city limits.
10.00. Phone 405.
FOR SALE 4 acres. 6 -room house,
gsrade, wood house, chicken hous.
cooler, young fruit and nut trees.
Take light car as part pay. 3 miles
out. Route 1. Box 300, Sunset drive.
FOR RENT Small furnished apart
ment to sublet for the summer.
Carglll Court.
'30 CHEVROLET COACH. 965. 943
' Murray Ave., one block south,
west of Washington school.
FOR SALE BARGAINS
3 acres best soil, Irrigated, running
water year round. Good chicken
ranch. 7 -room, plastered, modern
house: 3 bedrooms. Owner says sell
for 93.000, terms. And
9 acres beat soli In county, 14
acres Irrigated, orchard, clover, large
house, other buildings, 1,700, terms.
And
4 acres, excellent soil, Irrigated,
4-room, plastered, modern house,
other buildings. Down payment lits
than 350, monthly payments bsl
ance. Close In, good road.
And we have a fine paying business
for sale. Insurance of all kinds.
GEO. H. YEO AGENCY
337 W. Main, Phone 154.
PRICED TO SELL
Close-In income business property by
owner. Box 1671, Tribune.
E.' : y aaV.. M w-.
Eddie Cantor puts new ideas into
Sulton Roland Young's swlngdom as
the fun-making comedian in "All
Baha Goes To Town." ' mirth-musical
playing at the Roxy theatre to
day and tomorrow only. Stars in
support of the banjo-eyed favorite
are Tony Martin, Louise Hovlck and
June Lang.
NOTICE FARMERS)
It will be to your Interest to see
W. E. Alexander at Central Point
before buying new or used firm
macmnery,
WANTED Good farm or stock ranch
valued about 13.000 for going
business, box ioei, Tribune.
FOR RENT 6 -room modern house at
710 Palm. Call 363 Jacksonville.
FOR RENT 3 -room attractive apart
ment and bath. Partly furnished.
Close In. Box 1660. Tribune.
1037 Dodge Pickup, looks and runs
like new. 00-day guarantee. Priced
to sell, only 9530. Special terms.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors
MEDFORT BARGAIN HOUSE
SPECIALS
Roofing Paper and Corrugated Iron,
less than mall order prices.
Barbed Wire Fencing. Wire Screen snd
Chicken Netting, big stock. .
Kelvlnator Refrigerator, 940.50.
Paints, all colors. Inside and outside,
1.35 gallon.
Canvas Cots, 91 each.
50.000 ft. Second-hand Pipe at spe
cial prices.
Fire Hose and Garden Hose, big sup
ply. Used Washing Machines at reduced
prices.
New shipment of Shoes and Boots,
priced from 35c and up.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N. Grape St. Phone 1063.
FROM a recent purchase of bankrupt
stock we hnvc 3 Maytag aluminum
washers, new, with gas engines; 1
Electrolux refrigerator. 6-ft., kero
sene; 1 G. E. radio, 10-tube console,
automatic tuning: 1 Westlnghouse
electric rnnge with trash burner.
au priced to sen, lk s Radio and
Electric Shop, 413 East Main.
P.ANO CLEARANCE SALE
Every piano on sale at unheard of low
prices. Finest used pianos In south
ern Oregon. All tremendous bar
gains. . We can give you easy terms,
but remember CASH TALKS. Hawley
Transfer, lis N. Riverside.
FURNITURE FOR SALE. Three-room
house for rent. 009 Beatty.
FOR SALE Walnut piano. 975. 3134
cast Main.
1036 MOTOR BIKE or will sell motor
separate. A bargain. Box 1651,
Tribune.
HERE ARE SOME REAL BARGAINS
1030 Essex Sedan, excellent
condition 985
1931 Model A Ford Touring,
new tires and paint 9185
1034 Studebaker Dictator Coupe,
paint, tires and motor in
excellent condition 9380
CHAPMAN-COOKSEY MOTOR CO,
Used Car Lot Behind
Craterian Theatre
ZINNIAS. TOMATO PLANTS, 5c dOR.
B35 West 13th.
135 LOTS to exchange for Medford
property. C. S. Butterfield, 409
Medford Bldg.
BANG GO PRICES Closing outbrsnd
new "38 Willys DeLuxe Sedans at
ridiculous reduction. See this car
today. It's a steal. Come In.
Pennington. 33 S. Bartlett. Tel. 977.
NEW MODERN HOME, east side, for
sale or lease. Also will exchange
strictly modern home, 3 -car garotte,
large shade trees, will take smaller
home as part payment. Also 190
acre stocked and equipped dairy
ranch, no encumbrances, want
smaller ranch or city . property.
Attractive terms.
C. S. BUTTERFIELD
409 Medford Bldg.
"TTSED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS'
1936 CHEV. Coupe, looks like new,
guaranteed mechanically, newSU
vertown cord tires.
1935 PLYMOUTH Coupe, only 19.000
miles, excellent condition 9450
1037 PACKARD Six Touring Sedan,
guaranteed, looks new.......,.. 875
1936 TERRAPLANE 3 -door Sedan,
A-l condition..
1936 PACKARD 120 Touring 3edan.
guaranteed mechanically 9845
1935 DODGE Touring Sedan, only
19.000 miles, very excellent con
dition. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT
"GOOD USED CARS"
136 South Riverside Phone 101
Open Evenings and Sundays
3 ACRES on highway, 4-room new
residence, running water: restaurant-equipped,
good fishing. River
bottom soil. Fireplaces In both
buildings. Total price, 93.600.
See A. F. FLOWERS
13th and Front
MUST SELL Beautiful large Sellers
kitchen cabinet, library desk, swivel
chair, old combination china cao-.
lnet and wardrobe, sweeper, dishes,
tools. 133 Eighth street, Ashland.
Ore and Bullion
Purchased
LtotaMd by SUM ! Calibrate
WILDBERG BROS.
SMELTING Of REFINING CO.
Officii 742 Market St.,Saa Franoxo
PUntt South Stn FrtncUca
SHEEPMEN
Losses through dogs shall be reported
within 48 hours In order to secure
compensation.
DOG CONTROL BOARD
if If f f Os Special
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riu8 feature no. - ; BVj.R 8i,T T0 OLorious MUBI0I
k-it.iai-.Tnrffl -y i Brought back by popular demand Jean
MoiowS? f rf'v.f ette MacDona,d an(l Nelson Eddy'i great
wnt'dV V J i'I C0-,wSix't chievement '.I
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Har them ln(t: "Ah. Swrt Mja
117 Of Lite". "I'm Falling In Lore
Willi aomfone", "Tramp. Tramp,
Tramp" and many more
Phnw Han.
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Edward Everett Horton Ben Blue j
J Betty Grable - Jackie Coogan ( ISASjSE
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