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Friday, February 22, 1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page ô Horsepower, Horses Tangle; Hards Is Unscathed Driver Lyal Hards. Big Applvgate resi dent. narrowly escaped injuries early Monday morning while driv ing on the Jacksonville highway near Oak Grove, where three loose horses ran in front of his car. two of them being killed. Although the car was demolished. Mr. Hanis es caped with minor cuts from fly ing glass The horses were said to have belonged to a Medford resi dent. The accident occurred about 5 a m as Mr. Hards was returning to Talent CCC spike camp, where he drives a caterpillar. J’VILLE HIGH TO PRESENT GLEE CLUB OPERETTA For the past six weeks the Jacksonville high school glee clubs under the direction of Florence Hunsaker have been working on an operetta which will be given in Jacksonville Friday night, March 1st. ' The Toreadors.” the light com edy in two acts, is set in a Span ish patio. It concerns the occas ion of a birthday of a wealthy Spanish farmer's twin daughters. Beneta and Juanita. The twins are in love with two sons of neighboring farmers but the fath er, Senor Dictorio, insists that they shall marry the two greatest toreadors of Spain. The resultant comedy, when two beggars are prompted to impersonate two fa mous toreadors, makes the op eretta a sparkling entertainment. Cast for The Toreadors follows: Senor Dictorio. Paul Hess. Twin daughters. Shirley Can trail and Madeliene Metzger. Sons of neighboring farmers. Wayne Martin and Frank Mee. Friends of the twins, June Wilk inson and Alice Walton. Senor Whacker. Henry Head. Senor‘Swateo, Bud Mitchell. A chorus of 30 will be heard, and three Spanish dancers are in cluded in the cast. Morris Byrne, junior, is build ing a Spanish garden setting while Russell Ayers has complete charge of advertising and ticket sale. Al Parr Confers With So. Ore. Gas Officials Concerning New Gas Pine riUo ADDEI) feature JOI MORRISON HILIN TWHVFTRHS The SILVER SCREEN (Highlights of Entertainment) RAFT, LOMBARD ( XI-STARR ED George Raft and Carole Lom bard. the sensational stars of "Bo- are again coming to the Lithia theater Sunday. Monday and Tuesday in "Rumba,” a more lavish and startling production than their earlier success. The enthralling story of Rumba is set to the rhythmic tom-toms of Cuba's fascinating dance rhy thms. The story concerns Raft, a Broadway dancer, exiled to Ha vana by threats of gang veng- eance. who jumps into the lime- 'ight with his revival of rumba lancing. Assisted by Margo, the iovely Mexican dancer. Falling in 'ove with Carole Lombard, a love ly New York heiress. Raft follows her to New York. There daring the threats of death from his old rang enemies. Raft appears in a Broadway revue. The film comes to its climax as a result of the threats, his dancing patmer refuses to go on in their dance. Carole Lombard comes to his aid. In a final burst of bar baric music, this pair dance a hrilling dance of death. ENRICO CARUSO COMING Son of Famous Singer Appearing in Person on Lithia Stage Enrico Caruso, son of the il- ustrious singer. Caruso, is billed Al Parr, district manager of to appear in person on the stage the Southern Oregon Gas corpora of the Lithia theater Wednesday tion here, was called to the main offices in Medford last evening to confer with J. B. Brault, general manager of the company, regard ing expansion plans now under way. Those present at the meeting included district managers Al Parr of Ashland. F. A. Anderson Jr. of Grants Pass. M. R. Brown of Roseburg, Harold Wilson, serv ice manager of Medford, "Sandy" Westergren, also of the Medford office, and officials of the com pany. Interests of the company in serving each locality were dis cussed and plsms for the future expansion program were explained fully by Manager Brault. who also took up in detail the company's plans regarding the new petro leum natural gas project. ------------- •------------- Former Jacksonville Attorney In Address Local Townsend Fans in a special musical stage presen tation. In conjunction with the motion picture. "The President Judge J. A. Jeffries of Portland, Vanishes." former Jacksonville attorney, ad dressed a Townsend club meeting at the armory Tuesday evening. The audience, which filled the small hall on the second floor and overflowed into the hall and stair way, frequently applauded Judge Jeffries and laughed at his witty allusions to what he termed the paid workers against the plan. The speaker declared that every effort so far to bring back pros perity has failed; that no one ex cept Dr. Townsend had suggested anything except an enlargement and continuance of the plans that have failed, and declared that if anyone had a better plan than Dr. Townsend, that it was his duty to bring it forward. While at Culver military acad- — passed away. emv, *-*- his •*-** father which necessitated I his return to Italy, and while there he attended to the estates left by Enrico Ca ruso. in the capacity of gentleman farmer. Nevertheless, the Ameri can bug had bitten him and so ho re turned to this country, not only to settle his father's estate here, but also to settle himself anew in soil that had proven fruitful. Persuaded by Don Andreas de Seguroia, former basso of the Metropolitan opera close friend of his father "Ric” takes up sing ing. Years of intensive study de veloped him into • dramatic tenor of remarkable resonance and quality. Warner brothers pictures, upon hearing him. have signed him un- der exclusive contract and his first two pictures now ready for an earfy release are "The Fortune Teller" and "The Singer of Na- pies." Through cooperation of Warner brothers studios, the IJthia thea ter has the opportunity of bring ing to its Ashland patrons Enrico Caruso, who will present a series of Italian. English and Spanish song numbers. _-■■■ ....... -................ CHURCH OF CHRIST “A Friendly Church- James E. Morgan, Pastor You are invited to attend the following services Sunday: The church worship, 9:45 to 10:20. The church at preaching. 10:20 to 10:50 The church at study. 10:50 to 11:30 Junior church with an attrac- tive and helpful program for ail children. Special music by the choir. Sermon: This is the last sermon In the aeries on the History of the Church. Much interest has been created in these sermons and the last will be of special importance. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Topic, "Forgiveness.*’ Evening services at 7:30. Mr. Wm. R. Baird, pastor of the Church of Christ in Medford, will be the speaker for Sunday eve ning. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. You are welcome. ------------- e Wednesday Only On the Stage ENRICO CARUSO, JR. IN PERSON! The son of the famous “Caruso” on his first American tour! On the Screen ‘The PRESIDENT VANISHES’ Ashland Ministerial association will be host to the Rogue River Ministerial association Monday, February 25, meeting at the Presbyterian church in Ashland. Dinner will be served those at tending at noon. A birthday recognition service for Boy Scouts of America will be held at the Church of Christ, Sec ond and B streets, Sunday, Feb ruary 24, at 2:30 o’clock. This is a meeting of all churches in the city to pay special honor to the Boy Scouts of this city and the nation. The Ashland Scouts will have a part in the program. Mr. Holmes of the Nazarene church of Ash land will be the speaker for the meeting. The public is invited, and urged, to attend. r------------------------------------- Medford Cycle and Repair Shop GUNSMITH—LOCKSMITH Lawn Mower Service Phone 261 28 North Fir CONGER FUNERAL PARL-ORS Medford, Oregon Every Wed. Night FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST EAGLES HALL Pioneer Avenue, South Sunday morning service at II o'clock, subject, "Mind." Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. WE ALL HAVE A GOOD TIME Wednesday evening meeting, (X)ME UP AND JOIN US! which Includes testimonies of Christian Science healing, is held Men 25«'—latdlrs I Or at 8 o'clock. Reading room open daily from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays and r holidays. The public is invited to attend these services and to use the reading room. Medford School of Beauty Culture LEGAL NOTICES 419'/. EAST MAIN PHONE 84 BEAUTY SERVICES AT A SAVING In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County ELSIE SWEET. Plaintiff, vs. AR- VEL SWEET, Defendant Permanent Wave Finger Wave Comb Wave Shampoo Haircut Marcel .. Manicure Eyebrow Arch Scalp Treatment Hot Oil Facails To ARVEL SWEET. Defendant: In the name of the state of Ore gon, you are hereby required to appear In the above entitled court and cause and answer the com plaint of plaintiff on file against you, within four weeks after the date of the first publication of this summons which is February 22. 1935 If you fail so to appear and an ■ swer said complaint, plaintiff will KCA TI BES AM) SERVICE apply to the court for the relief REFRIGERATORS RADIOS demanded in said complaint, a suc cinct statement of which is as fol lows : For a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and de- At Wk-k’s—Phone 421-R f endant. This summons, by order of the Hon. H. D. Norton, judge of the ■ above entitled court, made on the 21st day of February, 1935, is served upon you by publication Chiropractic - I’hy slotheraphy thereof for a period of four con Oregon IJcense 264 secutive weeks. California IJcense 302» L. A. ROBERTS. Attorney for Plaintiff. | 14 Years In Medford, Oregon Address: Ashland. Oregon. Dickey’s Radio Service Dr. H. P. Coleman FREE METHODIST CHURCH East Main and Seventh Streets A. M. Ramsey, Pastor Our Sunday school opens at 9:45 with good classes and good teachers, who care. Morning mes sage at 1J:00. Subject, "The Spir it of Love." He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit say- eth unto the churches. Rev. 2-7. The Women's Prayer circle Oeser’s Super Service Station 856-370 EAST MAIN STREET, ASHLAND TIRE SALE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES IN Old-Time—Modern INDIA TIRES DANCE COME IN AND LINIK FOR A BARGAIN! BATTERIES I LIKE TO SERVE YOU! Dr. W. Oeser Under New Management A NEW ORCHESTRA EAGLES HALL Sale of Sales Every Saturday Night Isaac’s SPECIAL FOR FEBRUARY ONLY! Starting SUNDAY for 3 Days Old Time DANCE SUIT FOR DIVORCE SUMMONS LOOK! 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