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PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
Medford Caller Joe Trefren of
Butte Palls transacted business In
Medford today.
On Business Mrs. W. B. Tot ton
of Eagle Point was a business calltr
in this city yesterday.
Band Practice Accordion band will
hold a special rehearsal Thursday at
p. m. at the Baldwin piano shop.
133 West Main street. Mrs. Harry
Prentice ts band director.
Building Permit Earl Miller ol
607 Park street applied at the clry
building Inspector's office yesterday
for a permit to make an addition to
a residence at a stated cost of $500.
Cars Collide A minor collision at
Ivy and Sixth streets Tuesday after
noon between cars driven by Bob Root
Y of 15 Summit avenue and Mike O'Shea
' of 868 South Oakdale avenue was re
vealed In a city police report today.
Has Appendectomy Dorothy Root,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Root
of Route 1. rectntly underwent an
operation for the removal of her ap
pendix In Osteopathic hospital. She
Is recovering satisfactorily and may
now receive visitors, attendants said
today.
At Convention Dr. and Mrs, W.
W. Howard of 1507 West Main street.
Dr. Bertha Sawyer of Ashland and
' Dr. Russell Sherwood of 523 Newtown
street are attending a state osteo
pathic convention In La Grande this
week. The group will return here
Friday.
Sister Died Word was received
here today of the death of Mrs. Henry
Davis of OJal, Cal.. eldest daughter of
Mrs. W. E. Morris of Table Rock. mm.
Davis had been a frequent visitor to
' ' southern Oregon and was especially
well known In the Table Reck and
Sams Valley sections.
At Convention Word was received
here today that Dr. A. N. Johnson Is
prolonging his sojourn in the south
to attend the annual convention of
the American Medical association In
San Francisco. Accompanied by Mm.
Johnson and their young eon, Dr.
Johnson left on a vacation about
three weeks ago. The family now
plans to return to Medford June 19.
Have Baby Word was received to
day of the birth of a boy to Mr. and
Mrs. Ellery Hall of Eugene on June 6
The baby has been named Robert
Allen. Mr. Hall Is associated with
his father's construction firm. The
couple formerly made their home in
Ashland and have many friends In
this city.
.
From Arizona Dr. W. O. Sweet
and Dr. N. J. McKeown of the Grunow
clinic in Phoenix, Ariz., spent the
past two days fishing near Rogue
River lodge where they wero guests.
Dr. Sweet landed a 21-pound salmon
and several trout. The doctors are
friends. of Dr. and Mrs. Dwight H.
Flndley of 30 blen Oak court. The
four dined together at the lodge last
evening.
Test Fqlupment Heavy firc-flght-lng
equipment from the Rogue River
national forest warehouse on McAn
drewa road was tested out in the
rough country on Forest creek back
of Jacksonville today. The demon
stration was observed by SImert Jarvl.
assistant forester In charge of fire
control,' and Jack Clark, chief me
chanic at the warehouse. The tests
were conducted by George Boussum
and Gary Taber. guards stationed at
the warehouse.
Gets Team Chance Private Henry
Buckland. son of A. H. Buckland of
Central Point and a member of Com
pany A. 39th engineers at Fort Barry,
Cal.. has been ordered to Fort Bo'
volr. Va.. to try out for the engineers
corps rifle team. It was announced In
a press release received today from
Ma. H. D. Bagnall. recruiting officer
at Portland. Buckland enlisted in
the 39th engineers through the Med
ford recruiting station. On the rifle
range Buckland quickly qualified as
an expert rifleman with a score of
344 out of a possible 250. Thla we
considered exceptional for such a
comparatively new soldier and Buck
land was chosen to compete for a
place on the engineers team. If he
qualifies, he will be sent with other
team members to Camp Perry, DI.
about August 1 for further training
and participation In the national
rifle matches, MaJ. Bagnall said.
Tomorrow
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she'd do any
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PERSONAL
Takes Charge C. M. Bulger, a
Nash salesman from Cincinnati, Ohio,
arrived here this week to take over
the Nash tailoring business In south
ern Oregon. Mr. Bulger Is a relative
of Mrs. William Vimont of the Hotel
Grand.
Vacation Here Mr. and Mrs Frank
Nelson of Pcrrla, Cal- are vacationing
at Rogue River Lodge. The Nelsons
are ardent fishermen and came here
especially for the sport. Mr. Nelson
owns a large gold mine near Palm
Springs.
I
Take. Air Photos Kathryn L.
Gunnell. Salem photographer and lec
turer, today took aerial views of Cra
ter lake. Lake o' the Woods, Mt. Mc
Loughlln and other southern Oregon
scenic features. Her pilot was Thomas
A. Culbertson, Jr.
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Legion Pirnle Tonight Members
of the American Legion, the auxiliary,
their families and friends, will picnic
tonight at Jackson Hot Springs Swim
ming, softball and other games, and
a picnic lunch will round out th
evening. Anyone desiring informa
tion on the picnic may call 1215.
Airport Arrivals Four United States
army air corps reserve officers stopped
at Medford municipal airport tills
noon on a return flight to their base
at Boeing field, Seattle, Wash., from
a practice cruise to California. They
were in charge of MaJ. John Gardner,
rejrular army officer in command of
the air corps reserve unit at Boeing
field. The reservo officers were Capt.
M. M. Turner, Lieut. H. C. Taylor and
Lieut. E. D. Pollock, each piloting a
North American basic trainer, aud
Lieut. John Blum, flying a Douglas
basic trainer. Major Gardner also
was piloting a Douglas basic trainer.
Other arrivals today Include?. D. N
Kindropp. en route from Auburn.
Cal., to Portland In his Fairchlid
cabin plane.
.
Si grid Gurie, Late
Cinema Find Stars
In Craterian Film
A new star makes her bow to local
theatre-goers today at. the Craterian
theatre, with the opening of the Gary
Cooper picture, "Adventures of Marco
Polo."
She la SLgrld Gurie, who plays the
leading feminine role, a part that
gives her an auspicious start toward
film fame.
However, Miss Ourte did not find
motion pictures so easy to "crack."
Trying for a long time to find her
self an opening, she constantly was
rebuffed and, as the saying goes, was
getting " nowhere fast." But where
there a a will there's always some way
to find the sought after opening. In
her case, it was a change of charac
ter. She became a famous Norwegian
actress, made herself Inaccessible to
even the highest moguls of filmdom
And when that happens In Hollywood,
It's hews. So Stgrid Gurie became
news. Big news. Being of news value
meant she was immediately given op
portunities of signing contracts. Fin
ally, when she did sign, it was to
play in "Adventures of Marco Polo,"
a role coveted by many of the cinema
city's established actresses.
The ballyhoo started publicity men
outdid themselves and newspapers of
America were filled with news of the
famed Slgrld Gurie, who had finally
capitulated and signed to play In an
American picture. Then it happened;
the truth came out from Miss Gurie
herself. She was not a famous Nor
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played the part to gat Into the mov
ies. Well, It worked, and the funny
part of It all la that she hai new and
better parts in store for her after a
fine performance In the Cooper pic
ture. Such la Hollywood where yoVre
a sap If you don't put over your
stunt and a success if you do.
Four Famous Stars
In Craterian Show
' Here Next Sunday
Four famous stars sre united for
the first time In "Three Comrades,"
Erich Maria Remarque's powerful
story of post-war lore, now made Into
a stirring motion picture, opening a
three day run Sunday at the Cra
terian theatre.
Franchot Tone. Robert Taylor, Mar
garet Sullavan and Robert Young are
tne quartet who play the Important
roles In the picture. Others Include
Guy Klbbee. IJonel Atwlll, Henry
Hull. Charley Orapewln and Monty
woolley.
The story of the aftermath of the
World war and of the three young
men who attempt to rehabilitate
themselves to a new order has already
found Itself a niche In the hall of
fame, along with Remarque's "All
Quiet."
Startling Picture
Thrills At Rialto
The startling story of "Four Men
and a Prayer." filmed In all Its spec
tacular sweep held the audience of
the Rialto theatre breathless at Its
great climax yesterday, where It open
ed a three day run.
The theme Is an Inspiring departure
from the usual saccharine movie af
fection. Four stalwart young men,
with a grand old soldier-father, are
bound by a gallant pledge to rove the
world to avenge his honor and death
at the hands of a crooked munitions
ring. That great love pervades the
entire story. Yet the shimmering
beauty of Loretta Young and her love
for one of the brothers. Richard
Greene (a sensational new star dis
covery, by the way) Is a Joy to be
hold. There are superb characterizations
In the great cast. Special mention
should go to Oeorge Sanders, David
Nlven. William Henry (the other three
brothers), c. Aubrey Smith (the fath
er). J. Edward Bromberg, John Car
radlne, Alan Hale. Reginald Denny,
Berton Churchill and Barry Fttajer
ald. "Air Devils," a flawless mld-Paelflc
adventure, plays as the companion
feature with Larry Blake and Dick
Purcell in leading roles.
.
Charged with grand larceny, Don
ald Frederick Long, 25. of 1025 North
Central avenue, was bound over to
the grand Jury under $1000 ball this
morning after waiving preliminary
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On Holly Stage
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Nekl La Malta la one of the many
members of Robert Bell's "Hawaiian
Follies," which comes to the Holly
theatre stage Friday only, for matinee
and evening shows.
hearing before Justice of the Peace
William R. Coleman.
State police arrested Long yester
day after Dan Hass of 606 W. 11th
street signed a complaint alleging
that Long stole a Caterpillar tractor
motor block and casing from a
vacant lot near the Pine Cone, and
which belonged to him. State po
lice recovered the block and casing
from a local second-hand store,
where Long assertedly admitted he
had sold it for scrap iron for $2.30.
District Attorney Frank J. New
man said today that Long claimed
he believed the tractor had been
abandoned, and that he attempted
to locate the owner before taking
RECTAL AND COLON
- TROUBLES
Entirely done awiywitb by i
non-surgical methods. No
confinement to home. No
. lost of time from work.
Whit we bava done for
thouundi of other we can
do for too Learn what it .
neim to he treated bv
Seciallsts who are lone experienced la
it particular line of work.
FREE BOOKLET Call or writ for
it. Vary interesting mnd instructire.
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
Phylolmn anrf Surfom
If.E. Cor. B. Burmide and Grand Ave.
Telephone EAst 3918 Portland, Oregon
33
ths block snd cutaf amy In his
trsllsr. Hais, tcooMlni to ths dis
trict attorney, claim! tha equipment
was valued at several hundred dol
lars. MOOSE PREPARE FOR
1UAL CONVENTION
HERE JULY 15 10 17
Preparation wera carried forwaM
at a committee meeting laat ntght
for the annual convention of the
Oregon State Moose association here
July IB, 16 and 17.
Laat night's meeting of local lodge
committee members was attended by
Tobe Watklns of C or v a Ills, state aee-retsry-treasurer
and an experienced
orgsnlaer of conventions. Between
300 and 000 visitors sre expected to
be here for the conclave next month.
Mr. Watklns ald. At tha con vent lorr
In Corvallts last year there vera MO
registered delegatee from the 33
lodgea of the atata. acorea of un
registered members also being pres
ent, ha stated.
Several drill teama will compete
during tha convention here, Including
tha Corvallla women's team which
won first prlra at the past two an
nual conclaves, Mr. Watklns related.
Although the Medford lodge was
organised only about a year ago.
this city was chosen for the con
vention aa a mark of honor for the
young unit and the community, Mr.
Watklna said.
Chairman of the general convent Inn
committee la Clyde Thompson of
Klamath Palls, state prelate. Other
state officers on the committee nre
Mr. Watklns and E. E. Banner of
Klamath Falls, paat president. -
Phone 643. We'll haul away your
refuse. Clly Sanitary Service.
Closing time for Too Lata to Claa-
slfy Ada la 1:30 p. m.
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TOO LATE TO CLASBirT
SAUK OR TItADB for livestock, hy.
car, or what have you, 11 acres on
river. 304 West Jackson, rear.
FOR RENT Apartment and one
sleeping room. 414 8. Riverside.
WANTED Boys, 10 to 13. to sell
newspapers on the street, after
noona. Inquire Mall Tribune.
FOR BALE Cream enameled wood
range, reasonable for cash, 433 So.
Ivy.
FOR BALE 8 bedroom house, hard
wood floors, fireplace; alt clear. SIS
King.
EXPERIENCED lady wishes house
keeping or management of apts. or
courts. Phone 403-J-l.
FOR RENT 3 -room house, partly
furnished or not. Call 614 Weat
and St. Phone 11S4.
AUCTION BALE At Pavilion. Med
ford. Ore,, Saturday. June 18. Ranch
consignment constating of 10 good
dairy cows, nor?, hoga. poultry.
3000-gal. redwood tsnk, machinery,
some furniture, dairy equipment,
etc. Parties having property to aell
call Col. A. H. Dudley. 851-J-3
So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co.
FOR SALE Guernsey and Jersey
herd. Chaa. Bhelton. Eagle Point
APARTMENT and room for rent, 117
Laurel.
PLACE FOR SALE Call at 814 Wert.
3nd St. Phone 1134.
FOR RENT Furnished ft -room mod
ern home, from July 1 to August 1;
a3a.A0, water paid. 464 Haven.
FOR SALE Vacuum cleaner, fac
tory rebuilt Hoover, used Bee Vac,
131 King. Call evenlnga.
FOR SALE Repossessed Monarch
fuel-elect, ranste: 3 elect, refriger
ators. e1 cu. "ft,; also 1036 Dodge
flckup. All bargalna. Clayton Isaac,
10 Tripp St.
LADY want work by day or hour
838 N. Riverside.
COCKER Spaniel puppies, 711 Welch
St.
LOST Billfold containing check
and currency, between Kogue eiic
and Shady cove. Liberal rewaici.
D. A. Sip pel. Shady Cove. Phone
Trail ll-X-31.
4 Days
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DRIVING to San Francisco Friday.
Will take 8 or 4 passengers, share
expenaee. 833 West 10th,
FOR BALE Good work horse or
addle horse. T. T. Clower. Phoenix.
FOR RENT Till Sfpt., modern fur
nished 4 -room home, (23,60. 323
Laurel St.
FOR SALE Cherries, Royal Anne.
Lambert and pie cherries. Phone
671-R-3. M. L. Vorhels. ,
FOR SALE Royal Anne cherries.
mile north Brail lane on Old St ape
road, 6c lb. Crafford.
FOR SALE Extra laree Royal Ann
and Blng cherries. Chas. . Oray.
Gold Hill.
FOR SALE 100-lb. Icebox.
W. 9th.
FOR RENT Pasture for cattle. Sec
Mr. Herrled. 7 North Bartlett.
1935 DODGE Sedan: trunk, new tires,
very miall mileages Perfect thru
out and priced for quick sale on low
easy terms.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors.
FOR RENT Small house, close In.
334 Apple.
ALEXANDER'S
SWING TIME BAND
Music for any occasion New mod
ern, Dependable) Specialties avail
able by advance appointment
For Information, phone 61S-J-t
10 DISCOUNT
ON KODAK FILM
Not for Just, a day or two but
alwayfc. Every size In stock
Factor)- fresh.
SWEM'S
Kodaks A Supplies
5IGRID
Kiddien-10o
P' JO (v
WANTED Experienced grocery dark.
Steady work, good pay. References
required. Call 1683-J, aftar 0:19
tonight for Interview.
FOR RENT Modern apartment with
garage. Chllders Apartments, 803
West 11th.
FREE HOUSE PLANS.
FREE Architect's Blue Prints.
FREE Long term loan servloe.
(For a limited tlma only.)
See ua before planning building.
Save money get quality servloe.
A PIONEER YARD Slnoe 190.
At 3rd and Fir Ste.
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