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MEDFORD MATL TRrBUXE, MEDFORD, PRECOX, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1932.
Local and Personal
PAGE SEVEN
"Grand Hotel" Returns to Craterian
Betuiu Home Mrs. John Wbeefer,
who hu been TWttng In BoLae. Ma.
for the put two month, returned to
Medford by train Saturday morning.
Here for Vlilt Mrs. Robert Haxn
tea and daughter Louise of Rose-
burg are spending aevcral day here
Tinting relatives and grlenda.
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Seattle Resident The Seattle real.
dents in Medford, overnight gueau
at the noteis, were M. Romenes, Mr.
and Mrs. P. D. Laws, and Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Baker.
Chicago FoIkJ. p. Pelffer and P.
F. KotchklAS of Chicago were guests
from distant points registered at the
hotels in Medford. Charles Stuart was
also listed from NogaJes, Aria.
Returns from North WtUlam
Sproat, forest examiner, with offices
In the federal building, has returned
to Medford from a week's furlough
spent in Salem and Portland.
Return from Game William P.
Isaacs, David H. Rosenberg, and Lar
ry Sohade returned to Medford Satur-
day forenoon by train from Portland
where th ey at tended the f o ot ball
game, Thanksgiving.
Flrfelts Ball Mark Appleg&te for
felted 10 ball In city court Satur
day morning when he failed to ap
pear on a charge of being drunk in
a public place. Apple gate was arrest
ed Friday night by city police.
Construct Office A crew of three
men, under the direction of Jess De
Witt are constructing an office build
ing at the Union Creek station. The
work there Is under the supervision
of Norman C. White, assistant super
visor of Rogue River rational forest.
Return from Game-Included among
the local folk who returned to Med
ford Friday- evening from Portland,
where they attended the football
game, were Doris Patton, Helen Mc
Allister, Alice Prock, Molly Brown,
and Mr. and Mrs. Max Pierce.
License To Wed A marriage li
cense was issued to John M. Miles,
260, of Etna, and Anzonetta M. Cald
well, 17, of the same place, Saturday
at the Jackson county court bouse.
He listed his occupation as lumber'
lnb. He Is a native of California, and
she of Washington.
Guests from North Registering at
hotels here from Portland are A. L.
MoOlnnls, H. O. Colburn, L. W.
Smyth, Donald Peek, J. R. Page, Ira
P. McBrtde, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Ed
wards, R. S. So per, Mr. and Mrs. D
S. Welser, E. B. Whetstone, George J.
Bohrer and Q. F. Beall.
Carriers' Auxiliary The Letter Cur
riers' auxiliary will meet with Mrs.
'Bob Newlsnd at her home. 669 East
Ninth street next Thursday after
noon at a o'clock. The meeting will
be the last business session preceding
the Christmas bazaar and all mem
bers are urged to attend.
Return Today Karl L. Janouch.
assistant supervisor of Rogue Rivor
national forest, will return to Lake o'
the Woods today where they will re
. sums work on the three buildings
being constructed there for the for
est service. Mr. Janouch said yester
day that the structures will probably
be finished In a week.
Attend Fnneral Friday afternoon,
twelve members of the Elta Deuel
Rubb tent. No. 11, ttok part tn the
.funeral services for Comrade Stevons
. at Rogue River. He was a Civil war
veteran, who would have been 80
years old In December. Comrade Stev
ens was the father of Mrs. Roy Ouy
er, a member of Elta Deuel Hubb
tent.
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Arrested Again The state police
office here has been advised that
Harold O. Mauldlng, Diamond Lake
worker, who was arrested here re
cently for driving while Intoxicated,
was arrested near Yreka by State Po
lice Officer Steve Kent of California.
Mauldlng served thirty days In Jail
here, was fined 100, and his drivers'
license was automatically suspended
r for a year.
In Town Saturday Among out-of-town
folk who were callers at the
county court house Saturday were
Walter Jor.es of Beagle. William B.
Walch of Liberty. Cecil Poole of Tal
ent. Mrs. Ellen Charley of Browna
boro, Mrs. Viola Pomeroy of Beagle,
H. 6. Nedry of Lourelhuret, June
Rudd of Applesate and Jerome Ab
bott of Gold Hill.
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Leaves for South Mrs. Minnie Bra
ns Lewis, who nas waited tables In
the Hotel Holland cafe for the past
thirteen years, left last week for
Weed. Calif., where she will Join her
husband, who Is in charge of the In
stallation of the equipment at the
theater under construction there.
Prom Weed, they plan to continue to
Tall River, Calif., to mrke their home.
Baa Operation Bin Lewis of Ross
Lane underwent a minor operation
me community hospital Friday.
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Opal gtaur 111 Opt! staur of Me
Andrews Road Is In the Community
hospital, where she underwent a ma
jor operation Friday.
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In Hospital Here Floyd MoCarr of
Butte Falls la In tola city receiving
treatment as a patient at the Com
munity hospital.
Sleeter Home Robert CT.ee ter la tn
Medford from the University of Ore.
gon, visiting his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. R. w. Sleeter. ,
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Get Marriage License A license to
wed was Issued here Friday by the
county clerk to Marvin H. Upton and
Mae H. MoBee, both of California,
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Has Broken Shoulder Mrs. A. D
Lewis of Prospect la In the Com
munity hospital reoelvlng treatment
for a broken shoulder, sustained In
a fall at her home.
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Ball Is Success Fire Chief Roy El
Hott reported yesterday that the an
nual Thanksgiving ball conducted by
the firemen at the Oriental Gardens,
was an outstanding event, and was
quite successful.
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To Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Slngler and son Milton spent
tne Thanksgiving holiday In Klam-
ath Falls at a family reunion and
Thanksgiving dinner. They motored
to that city Wednesday.
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May In Seattle Wayne May left
last week-end for Seattle, where he
will spend several days as guest at
the Phi Kappa Pal faternlty house on
the University of Washington cam
pus. May formerly attended the unl
verslty.
From State Points With their
residents listed as points In the state
outside of Portland, the following
Oregonlans are guests In Medford ho
tels: Robert Betts and. Jack Retlaw
of Eugene, Helen Welser and Myrtle
peker of Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hugglns of Msrshfleld, A. D. Lewis
and son of Prospect, J. McElhlnny of
Boseourg and A. Parmetter of Ash
land.
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Visit In Medford Bernle Hughes
arrived In Medford by train Saturday
from San Francisco, where he par
tlclpated In the University of Ore
gon-St Mary's game Thanksgiving
day. Hughes waa accompanied home
by another Oregon player, Ralph Ter-
Jeson who will be his guest here. Bill
Morgan of the Oregon team Is also
visiting tn Medford this week-end
They plan to return to the Eugene
campus Monday.
Stop In Medford Mr. and Mrs
Merle wood or Yreka were among
tne California guests at hotels In the
city. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Orris
Wilson of Etna, Jack Quits, Thom-
aa Poers, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Knight and Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Thompson of Los An
geles, Mrs. N. Blair Smith, N. Young,
Lee J. Fox, A. J. Pahl and L. A. Nott
of San Francisco, W. M. Randure of
Burllngame, and Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Tuerson of Healdsburg.
Studio
Adults
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Kids 6o
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WILL ROGERS in
"Ambassador Bill"
With
GRETA NISSEN
Margaret Churchill
AImi Short Subjects
SLlrts Today for i Days
All Star Cast In
Pictures At Rialto
"Madison Square Garden." drama
set against the colorful, ever-chang
ing background of Manhattan's world
famous center of social, civic and
athletic activities, Is at the Rialto
theatre today and tomorrow.
Jack Oakle, Thomas Melghan, Mar
Ian Nixon. Zasu Pitts, William Collier.
Sr., William Boyd and Lew Cody have
leading roles In the picture.
While the story of the arrival of a
manager and two proteges at "The
Garden" In search of fame, and the
romances of the latter with two tele
graph operators, blnda the picture to
gether. It concerns Itself In general
with the kaleidoscopic activities of
the institution.
Also on the Rialto program la a
Vltaphone act, a Betty Boop cartoon
and Fox Movietone News,
'Ambassador'bill' on
studio screen today
Will Rogers Is ssld to etva th low-
down on European royalty In "Am-
oassaaor Bin,',' Fox picture, opening
today at the Studio theater. As an
American ambassador assigned to a
glamoroua little kingdom ruled over
by a boy king. In the picture, he
untangles the love affairs of a king
and queen.
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Greta Oarbo, John llarrviuore, Juan Crawford, Wallace Beery and Lionel
"m ' o traienan mea Hotel." the motion picture sensation
Barrymore who appear in "Grand tre today.
DISTRICT MEET OF
C. E, UNION TALKED
At an executive committee meet
ing held Sunday, November 20, In
the Presbyterian church at Phoenix,
many plans for the coming Christ
Ian Endeavor district convention
were suggested and approved. The
meeting was in the form of a pot-
luck dinner which began at 3:00
o'clock with IT officers and prest-
enia present.
It was decided to give a conven
tion ribbon to every delegate when
registered. This ribbon will admit
tne bearer to all of the meetings of
wio convention, it war also entitle
the delegate to a free banquet Sat
urday night, December 8. The ban
quet la being planned for 300. Mrs.
Marsh Is In charge.
The convention song leader will
oome rrom the larger up-state un
ions, probably from Portland. A con
test and an expert Endeavor c
was aiscussed. nut no action waa
taken for beginning either at ores-
OUIh
A committee, with Jerry Latftam
i chairman, was appointed to In
vestigate plana for the awarding of
uie enieia and Danner.
It was learned that Klamath Lake
Union Is planning to send a large
delegation to visit the convention
of Its mother union.
Analytical Bibles. Phone 745-H.
Chester Morris Is
Star Holly Picture
The old saying 'To the victor be
longa the spoils" might be true In
most cases but not In "Breach of
Promise" which la now showing at
the Holly theatre.
CheBter Morris and Mae Clark, who
enact tne ateiiar roles of this drama
tic version of Rupert Hughes' story
"Obscurity" give an outstanding ex
ample, oi tne exception which proves
tne ruie in mis case.
As the young and handsome lawver
who saves a pretty girl from drown
ing, one would naturally expect the
nero to win tne maiden's heart and
hand. But nothing of the sort. The
girl, turns round and not only sues
but collects the tidy sum of 150,000.
Here again the proverb paradoxically
goes contrary to the rule. The atrl
does not get any satisfaction out of
securing tne fortune but goes to Jail
for collecting It.
Of added Interest on todays pro
gram at the Holly theatre are motion
plotures of the Medford Hl-Jefferson
HI football game played In Portland
on Thanksgiving day.
CLARK GABLE AT ROXY
IN AVIATION PICTURE
Wallace Beery and Clark Gable now
hold records as having traveled faster
than any other actors alive. In "Hell
Divers." drama of naval aviation, now
playing at tha Roxy theater, they par
ticipated In sensational diving ma
neuvers. In these dives, the air
planes reached a speed of 880 miles
an hour.
Conrad Nagel, Dorothy Jordan. Ma
rie Prevost and Cliff Edwards are also
In the cast.
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Chrysanthemum Thimble club.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, will give a
social dance, bazaar and card party,
Monday evening, November 28, after
regulfaj business session. Refresh
ments. Members and frlenda Invited. !
St, Marks Episcopal.
Corner Oakdale and Fifth St.
Rev. Wm. B. Hamilton, pastor.
8 a. m. Holy oommunlon
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11:15 a. m- Morning service.
. St. Peter's Lutheran Church.
(Missouri Synod.)
East Main St. and Portland Ave.
H. H. Young, pastor,
Sunday school at 9:4 o'clock.
Divine worship at 11 o'clock. Theme
Receiving the King of Zlon."
No evening worship Sunday.
The public la cordially Invited to all
puonc services.
The Federated Churches.
J. M. Johnson, pastor,
Central Point, Ore.
"Shall We Find God There?" will
be the subject of the morning ser
mon in our services next Sunday.
and in the evening the aublect will
be: "Not Able to Meet the Crisis."
These messsges will help meet the
needs or the present hour. Good song
messages win assist our worship. The
young people will have part of the
service. All are welcome.
First Baptist Church
W. H. Eaton, Minister
9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship, ser
mon by the pastor on, "The Prime
Factor." Solo by Mr. Allen O. Hess.
o:30 p. m. Young people's study
and discussion groups.
r.30 p. m. Evening worship. Ble
siog, iea oy tne cnoir and orchestra.
Solo by Mrs. B. F. Neff. Sermon,
Which?"
You will find a cordial welcome at
these services. Come and see.
Medford Compsny of Jehovah's
Witnesses.
The Medford Compauy of Jehovah's
Witnesses are broadcasting a lecture
by Judge Rutherford over KMED
every Sunday morning from 10 to
iu:jo. These lectures are alven bv
electrical transcription and will be
repeated on Thursday at t p. m. The
subject of the one to be given Sun
day, November 27th, Is "Armageddon."
Jehovah's Witnesses meet for study
every Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock
102 Mistletoe street and every
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
727 south Central avenue. All Inter
ested In Watch Tower Bible study are
welcome.
Full Gospel Church
11 Newtown Street
J. H. Carver, pastor
Sunday school, 8:45. Led by Sun-
erlntendent Mrs. Martha Bryant,
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
Evangelistic sermon, 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.
Young People's Meetlne: Fridav.
7:30 p. m.
Come, you are Invited to attend
thla continuous revival of Old Time
Power. Souls saved, bodies hesied
Believers baptized In the Holy Spirit
as they were on ttie day of Pentecost.
"Jesus Christ the aama vesterdav.
today and forever."
Zlon Lutheran
O. P. Kabele
The LutheT Leamie of Zlon Cnsii.h
Lutncren church will have as a spe
cial official visitor and aneaker Sun.
day evening, the president of the
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MARIAN NIXON ZASU PITTS
WIlllVKCUIER" WIUIAHECYD
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A thrilling romance of three
boys and two girls who pull at
the gates of famel
PLIS
VUaphone act "Pick In
Winner"
Betty Boop Cartoon
Fox Movietone News.
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Koxy
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Contlnuona Shows Sun. 1:30-11
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"HELL
DIVERS"
Also, "Those Blnrs'V-Newa
Columbia District Luther Lesgu of
America, Ralph Luedtke, Vancouver,
Wash. The 6:30 n. m. mestlni will v
followed by a dinner and reception
in honor of President Leudtke.
Mr. Luedtke will arrive tn Medford
Saturday evening and will be a guest
at the Carl Plehtner hnm rfttrln hi
stsy In Medford. He will remain over
or tne Business an social meeting of
&ion Engusn Lutheran League 01
Monday evening. In the church nar.
lora.
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
Ralph 5. Peterson. Minister
Church school. 10 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
Sermon sublect: "Silent Riiimm
SUhdaV School Wnrk.n' nnnfw.
ence ana covered dish luncheon lm.
mediately following the morning serv-Ice.
Junior Christian Enrienvne. ftffln n
m. miss orsce DeVrles, superintend
ent.
HlCh Sohool Chrlxtliin Vnj4..
8:30 p. m. Miss Marian DeVrles, lead
er. Topic: "Bandits snd Bibles." A
plsylette has been prepared for thla
meeting and a full attendance la requested.
Bible Studv. 7:.in n m r- rt
ouinaara in cnarge.
Talent Methodist Episcopal Church
Josenh Pons. TatA.
The Sundsv school iuhh. at. o-i
- m. witn classes for all ages.
mono worship. 11:00 a. m.
Flute solo, Doris Southwlck.
Sermon, "A Stsggerlng Surprise."
Epworth League. 8::30 p. m.
ToDiC. "Th Kver lenflnv 1,4....
ture."
Leader, R. H. Southwlck.
Evening worship. 7:30.
Muslo by the orchestra.
Sermon. "Th Rpn.r nt Mn..,
Prayer meetlnff Wednejuliv Mnin9
i.ou, miss i a. Hackier. leader.
Choir practice Thursriitv .nin.
7:30 o'clock.
A cordial welcome awaits vou at .11
our services.
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Authorized branch Af Tt if ...i
church. The First Church of Christ,
scientist, in Boston. Mrs.
Services are held every Sunday at
11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North
Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, Nov
ember 27: "Ancient and Modern
Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism, Denounced."
Sunday school at 9:30, Applicants
under the age of twenty may be
admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings, which
Include testimonies of Christian
Science heallnga. at 8:00 o'clock.
The reading room which la located
at 401 1n the Medford building. Is
open dally from 7:00 a. m. to 8.00
p. m. except Sundays and holldaya.
The librarian Is In attendance from
10 to 4:00 at which time the Bible
and all authorized Christian Science
literature may bo read, borrowed,
purchased or subscribed for.
The nubllo Is eorvHniiv invito
attend the services and vlalt the
reading room.
Zlon English Lutheran Church
Fourth St. at Oakdale Ave.
Geo. P. Kabele, D. D., Pastor
10 a. m. Sundav school. riuuu n-
all agea. Subject of pastor's Bible
class: '"Stewardship of Life."
i a. m morning service. Sermon:
"Knowing the Time." Sunday Is the
nrst Sunday In Advent" and be
glne a new church year.
Special muale, Mrs. E. Herrled, di
rector and organist:
prelude "Exaltation" , Poldlnt
Anthem "Sing Aloud unto God"
Shawker
Offertory "Chant Saw Paroles"
TschslkowskI
Postlude "Bourree" Bsch
8:30 p. m. Luther League. Orvllle
Clark, leader. The president of the
Columbia District Luther League In
America, Ralph Luedtke of Vanoou.
ver. Wash., will be present and the
special speaker. The devotional meet-
lng 111 be followed by a dinner and
reception far President Luedtke. A
business and social meeting of the
League vlll be held on Monday eve
ning, when President Leudtke also
expects, to be present.
All sre heartily Invited to all the
meetlnga at the church with the
friendly spirit Where The Way Is
Maae riaan.
First Christian Church
Ninth and Oakdale streets, w. R
Balrd, minister,
Bible school st 9:45 a. m. M. E
Olson, superintendent.
EVirVmana Biblf, rlrnut meets In
the auditorium of the court house
at 8:40.
Mornlns- wonhln heofna f. In-RK
Sermon subject, "How To Be Happy."
unristian endeavor at 8:30 p. m.
Evening erangellstlo service at
7:S0. The pastor will preach the
fourth sermon of a seriejt fmm th
Book of Revelation. The subject for
tonight win be: "A Persecuted
Church."
The muslcsl nroarram will h
followa:
Mornlno
Prelude -"Allegro" Mozart
Offertory "A Song" Ryder
Thanks"
Blerly
Qulnlan
Anthem "Let Us Give
Postlude "Hymn Postlude'
Evenlns
Prelude "In the Afterglow"
Rtnnff
Offertory ''Gondoliers" Chml..
Anthem "O Come, Let Us Sing"
Btults
Postlude "Msrch of the Archers"
Herns
Effle Herbert Yeoman.
Mabel Sims, pianist.
director;
Presbyterian Church
William J. Howell, Minister
Bible school, 9:48.
School opens with the general as
sembly In the church with Miss Dor
othy Reynolds at the organ. If you
enjoy singing oome along at 9:45 and
Join with us In fifteen mlnutea of
song..
We have a class for every group
and a trained teacher for every class.
We can assure you that you will find
our school well worth while.
Morning worship, 11:00 a. m.
Sermon, "A Study of Judas Iscar-
lot."
Evening service, 7:48 o'clock.
Sermon, "A Study of Men and Wo
men." "Waste Products."
Special muslo by the choir under
the direction of Mrs. Elsie Carlton
Strang.
Morning worship.
Prelude, "Allegro Maestro"
, m Armstrong
Offertory. "Idyl" Mitchell
Postlude. "Grand Choeur .
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He Saved Her Life, So She Sued
Him For $60,000.00 and Collected!
CHESTER MORRIS
MAE CLARK
"BREACH
OF PROMISE"
With
MART DOBAN
THEO. VON ELTZ
From the Story
"Obscurity" by
Rupert Hughes
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AdmUgion 20c Anytime
SPECIAL
Pictures of
The Medford Hi
Jefferson Hi
Football Game
Clauasmann
Anthem. "While the Earth" ...Tours
solo, "Incidental," Merland Tollef
son. 68:30 p. m.
Christian Endeavor.
Senior. Intermediate, Junior.
Little Light Bearers.
Westminster. Forum.
Wednesday evening. 7:S0, Prayer
meeting.
Foursquare Gospel Llrhthouse
905 Apple. Phone 918
Dr. Estelle M. Jones, pastor; Harold
Robertson, assistant.
Sunday Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Classes for all ages. 11 a. m . morning
worship with messs bv Mr. Robert.
son. 8:45 p. m.. Crusaders meeting
led by Mr. Bradford of Full Oospel
church. 7:45 p. m., Evangelistic meet-
lng. With SOeClftl milKlM in1 urmnn
by Mr. Robertson.
mere will be meetings every night
this week except 3aturday at 8:30
O'clock. On Satitrrfiv
9 to 8 the Children's church will be
gin preparing a Christmas program.
Wednesday afternoon the ladles of
the commissary will meet from one
to five o'clock.
Our evangellstlo campaign la In
creasing In tnterAxt unA ...
Robertson Is a reformed newspaper
man who has traveled the wide world,
seen strsnge sights and has had some
hair-raising experiences. Through a
miracle of God lis was converted and
called Into tha ministry. He.. hia
story of what God has done for him.
vur cummissary department dally
la distributing free food, clothing and
milk. If vou are needv com inri fait
your problems over with us and we
win to neip you.
The nastor and stuff invito it n.-
SOnS not afflllsteH With nth.. nh.iMK-
es to attend all meetlnga. The pas
tor ana assistant are available at all
hours to discuss spiritual problems
or to advise those In distress and calls
for prnyer for the sick will be ans
wered any hour of the day or night.
i.onie ana join witn us in worship.
Mine Terrorism
DECATUR, HI.. Nov. 28 Un The
homes of three miners, members of
the United Mine Workers of Am.r.
lea, were bombed early today with
out Injury to the occupants. Ex
tensive demage howover, was done to
the houses snd windows were broken
in buildings for several blocks.
Leaking loofi rens-nd. SYir mf
work of any kind call 829.
REVIVAL STARTS
Old-fashioned revival meetings will
open Tuesday evening, November 29,
at the Apostolic Faith, 42 North
Front street. Medford. Rev. B, R.
Crawford, one of the overseers from
the headquarters at Portland. Ore,
will be In charge. Rev. Crawford and
his evangelistic party, which Includes
the Morning Star Quartet, well known
up and down the coast, and the Con
cert Trio. Is prepared to put over one
of the most intensive evangellstlo
campaigns ever conducted at the
Apostolic Faith here.
Special muslo will be furnished by
the Concert Trio, consisting of George
Huges. first violin: Arthur Hlatt, cello
and Walter Held, piano. They will
render a concert on Sunday evening
at 7:30 at the opening of the service,
snd give special numbers during the
week-night meetings.
The Morning Star Quartet Walter
Reld, first tenor; Arthur Hlatt, sec
ond tenor; R. R. Crswford. first basa;
and George Hughes, second bass
will furnish special singing. This
quartet Is a great favorite among
radio audiences, as they have aung
on the "Chapel Hour" in Portland
for more than a year and a half.
Reverend Crawford has been known
for a number of years aa the "Flying
Evangelist," as he was the first or
dained minister of the Gospel to use
sn airplane to actually carry the
Gospel. The public la Invited to
alt the services, and no collections
srs ever tsken.
The services are as follows: Sun
day, 10:30 a, m., and 7:30 p. m., and
every evening (except Monday and
Saturday) at 7:45.
When needing aupllcatlng aalea
books, flat-packs or fan-fold cash
register forma, ledger sheets
for bookkeeping machine or
any other kind of printing,
don't order from out-of-town firms
snd pay more. Phone 75 and one of
our representatives will call.
Tuna In KM FT) for amp An11 In
Advance Shopping Monday morn
ing iu:ou oy
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JOHN
BARRYMORE
JOAN
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WALLAH
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Matinees Week Days
125 Balcony Seats J5l Lower Floor
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KIDDIES A DIME
Lowest IlatCS in Hotel History
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FRANKLIN
Every comfort, every convenience yon
nitonlly expect it a fine, modern Hottl.
350 big outside rooms smsrfly famished.
Right in the heart of the shopping snd
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Take advantage of the new low rates at
the HOTEL MANX when you come to San
Franrlsro for the Big Game. Be In tha
thick of the football festivities.
The Msni has 200 finely appointed rooms
and features such as RUNNING ICE WATER
DINING ROOM COFFEE SHOP In Con
nection DOOR ATTENDANT OARAGE
SERVICE and a location "RIGHT I.N THE
CENTER OF EVERYTHING."
At the Mani
Make Yonr
Reservations1
NOW
for the
BIO CAME
New Reduced
Rates
Room with Bath
single
$2.00
Room with Bath
double
$3.00
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