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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORI), OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1933. PAGE FIVE Local and Visit In South Mr. John Perl is visiting in Los Angeles, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. has. A. Six. In From Gold HU1 E. S. Guetzlaff of the Gold Hill district was a busi ness caller in Medford yesterday. Reported Improved Mrs. Louis Ceiss. who has been ill with influ enza was reported in an improved condition Saturday. In from O. P. Mrs. George Peake and daughter Betty spent yesterday In Medford visiting Mrs. Peake'a mother, Mrs. Alice Trowbridge. in Tmi'n Knturrinv B. D. rBroohV of near Eagle Point was a uubuws vlBltor in the ieaerai Duucung n.a Saturday. Arrives Trom North Miss Jeane Os l good arrived in Medford by train Sat- urday morning from Bremerton, Wash. Miss Hay In City Miss Arlene gay. Instructor in the central Point schools, was a business caller In Med ford yesterday. Ifnters Normal Howard Bickering is among students who have enrolled at the Southern Oregon Normal school from this city. Returns to Office Lieut. A. O. Dunn of the state police headquar ters here, returned to his duties Sat urday, following a week's illness from influenza. From a Plrfance Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ruggles and Miss F. Wlltrow of Vancouver, B. O., were the only guests registered at the hotels here from distant points yesterday. One Bounty For killing one bob cat, a bounty warrant for t3 was is sued in the clerk's office at the coun i ty court house Friday to Boscoe Stewart of Ashland. Automohllo Crash Esther Spang enbsrjj of Talent and Paul A. Walker of 1122 East Main streets filed acci dent report at the city police sta tion concerning a collision at 1:13 a. m. Saturday morning. Filed Saturday C. K. Williams of Medford was driving the automobile which was struck by that which Geo. Wright of Jacksonville was driving, reports on file at the Medford police station show. Rome for Week-End John Wilson, student at the Southern Oregon Nor mal school, who Is spending the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wilson at Sams Valley, was a caller in Medford yesterdAy. Returning Home Miss Avis An schutz, who was seriously injured during the holidays, was taken to her home at Mr. and, Mrs. Tom Water man's yesterday, from the hospital where she has been for about two weeks. License Issued A marriage license was Issued Friday at the county clerk's office here to John M. Light hill, 29 of Scott Bar, Calif., and Ag nes E. Tompkins, alno of that place, i He listed his occupation as a miner, f and she as a domestic worker. Bennett To Go South Having been called to Pasadena by the death of a near relative, Rev. Alexander Geo, Bennett will leave on the Shasta Monday evening for the southern city, he stated Saturday. Reverend Bennett is pastor of the First Meth odist church here. Arrives Today Mrs. E. O. Rease of Sacramento is expected at her home in Talent today, to visit her father, and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Carey. Mr. Carey, who has been seri ously ill for several weeks, was re ported in about the same condition yesterday. Mrs. Carey was a business visitor in Medford Satorday. Accident Reported Reports were filed at the city police station yes terday on the accident involving the cars driven by H. R. Meusei of 220 North Holly street and W. S. Doty of 208 Hamilton. The collision oc curred at the corner of Sixth and Central avenues at seven o'clock Frt day evening, the reports show. Many at Hotels Those from the city of Portland who were listed at the hotels here included: Mrs, ii Vawter, W. M. Clark, E. W. Thomp son. R. R. Nicholson, R. D. Oliver, C A. Schutzman, J. K. Drarfljnd, W. A. Carty, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Barr, Hal Vaughn. C. V. Wever, and H. B. Hitchcock. From State Points The hotel reg istrations include th names of the following from points in the state outside of the city of Portland j Mrs. S. E. Reans of Klamath Falls. A. W. Warner, E. B. Whetstrone, and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Shaw of Eugene, L. G. Lewelllng of Albany. R. E. Myth ing. D. H. Burnett, Sylvia Matteoc. and Wlllard Harding of Salem. j At Holland Bull flint Victor Teng wald. United States commissioner is now making the Tengwald agency. operated in the Hotel Holland bulld ' ying. his headquarters, and will be found there until other notloeft is made, he stated yesterday for the benefit of out of town callers who may expect to contact him at the court house. Wash 1 11 jrt n n I a n Tli ose f .' am the state of Washington, who listed their residences in Seattle were Wm. L. Harsfold. J. L. Larson. A. Whittle bottom. Mrs. W. F. Farrar. J. S. Mon ieer. G. S. Farrar. C. E. Ralnsby. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Pulton, J. W, M"K Phil Smith and Paul Wood. Also from that state. Mrs. P. M. Davis of La Center, was registered. The "Golden Beam" Csllfornlans who were overnight guests in the city, stopping at local hotels were Hubert Hynes. Paul R. Wallace. H. E. Mo a Clellan and J. D. Frederickson of Sac ramento. George W. Edwards of Chico, H. M. Simpson of Los Angeles. R. Larrtan of Hollywood and the follow ing from Ssn Francisco: C. M. Webs ter. E McLeiian. Frederic Sklpman. John L. Fry. Mr. and Mrs. V. R. M eA and Robert K- Haasard of San Pranciscoj, J Personal Baldwin III Earl Baldwin la a pa tient at the Sacred Heart hospital this week for medical treatment. Undergoes Operation Naoma Fluke underwent a major operation yester day at the Sacred Heart hospital and was reported resting easily last night. Mrs. Tengwald Well Mrs. Victor A Tengwsld, who has been confined to her home with an attack of Influ enza, is able to be about again. - Visits In South Mrs. D. Darnlelle left Saturday morning for Mt. Shas ta, Calif., where she will visit Mrs. Vern Kubli and family for some time. To Grants Pass Mrs. C. H, Hamp- son of Grants Pass left by train Sat urday morning for her home, having been the guests of friends In Med ford for a few days. " On Buy frig Trip Mrs. C. T. Stew ard left yesterday for San Francisco on a buying trip. She will view the early styles for spring while in the city. Tricycle Stolen Mrs. Roy House rt ported to the city police Saturday morning that a tricycle was stolen ftom the residence at 229 South Ivy street Friday night. Expected Today Miss Donna Earle, who has been visiting her parents in Los Angeles over the holidays, is ex pected to return to Medford todny. She is an instructor in the Eagle Point schools. Fined $10 George C. Wright was fined $10 in city court Saturday morn lag for defective brakes. He was arrested Friday afternoon at the corner of Fifth and Central. The fine was suspended by Judge A. D. Curry. Seriously HI Word has been re ceived here of the serious Illness of Robert Kent, who Is suffering from pneumonia, In Weiser, Idaho. Kent was formerly with the state highway commission here. - - Visit In Talent Mr. and Mrs. Ben Porter of Corvallls and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Porter and son Donald of Med ford were. guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Single at their home in Talent. - Mrs. Hugging Called Mrs. Go'.da Hugglns left Friday night for Eu gene, being called north by the death of her mother, Mrs. Palmer Rumford, who had been ill for a long time. She died at her home In Eugene Friday. Four Warrants Bounty warrants, totalling 15 were lsued from the county clerk's office Saturday. They were $3 to John T. Mardon of Gold Hill for one bob cat, 93 to Ira E. Dless of Rogue River for one coyote, $3 to Bill Walch of Medford, route 3 for one bob cat, .and $6 to Ed Kelley of Jacksonville for one coyots nd one bob cat. Meet on Monday Roosevelt" ' Girl Scout troop, of which Miss Vera Humphreys Is leader, will meet Mon day evening at 6:30 o'clock at Scout headquarters on East Main street, it was announced yesterday. All mem bers of the troop are urged to at tend, as important matters are to be discussed. Carries Pictures The latest edition of the Union Oil bulletin, which Is distributed throughout the world where the products are sold, carries two pictures of Crater Lake one on the Inside of the front cover, and the other on the Inside of the back cover. The photo In the front shows a beau tiful view of Wizard Island and Hill man's peak, hile the photograph in the back shows the large lodge In mid-winter, with a great depth of snow surrounding It. Astoria Postoffice Contract Awarded WASHINNGTON, Jan. 7. (JP) The treasury today awarded the con tract for construction of a new post office at Oregon City to the Dougan Hammond Construction Co. of Full land. The bid was $73,587 and the company was given 360 calendar days to complete the work. JEAN HARLOW AT ROXY IN 'RED HEADED WOMAN' Jean Harlow changes both the color or her hair and her personality In "Red Headed Woman." new film pro duction of the sensational Katharine Brush novel, now showing at the Roxy theater. Opposite her is Ches ter Morris in a cast which also In cludes Lewis Stone, Leila Hyams, Una Merkel. WALLACE, Idaho. Jan. 7. p Another man probably was Hilled, mine buildings valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars were de stroyed, and six dwelling houses were demolished in new anowslldes near here, it was revealed today. Be correctly corseted. Prices $5.75-57.75 avid up. ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN. Sixth and Holly. FREE Pioneers anu aescandante photographed without charge foi pioneer historical collection SHANOLE STUDIO. tjSZkZsV Roxy 10c TODAY and MONDAY. HEADED WOMAN JEAN CHESTER RLOW MORRIS ol Krt-ommrnrird tnt Children AIo: fa.t and Forlou. s SUante It Srms rontlnnon. rmw nn. 1:SO-1l M 4 St. Mark's Episcopal Corner Oakdale and Fifth St. Rev. Wm. B. Hamilton, rector. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m, Sunday school. 11:15 a. m. Holy communion. Main Street Methodist Church South N. D. Wood, Pastor. Services for Sunday, January 8: Sunday school, 0:45 a. m. Sermon by the pastor, 11 a. in spects! music by the chlor. At 6:30 p. m. young people's divi sion in charge of service. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p. m. Dr. Bray in charge. Church of God Corner Haven and Holly Sts. H. W. Burch, Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject, "The Born Christian." Evening services, 7:4S. Subject, "A Father's Love tor a Selfish Boy." There will be good music and spe cial singing. We would be pleased to meet at both services. A place where all are welcome. Talent Met hod 1st Episcopal Church Joseph Pope, Pastor. Sunday school meets at 8:46 with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11. Sermon, The Last Bridge Burned Away." Epworth League at 6:30. Violet Abel, leader. Evening worship at 7:30. Sermon, Pitting Sight Against Reason." Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. A cordial welcome awaits you at all services of our church. The Federated ChurchM. J. M. Jormson, pastor. Central Point. Ore. "Men or Things." will be subject of the sermon In the morning) service next Sunday. A discussion ol matters of our chlefest concerns. In the evening service & discussion of the subject "Church Membership; Its Values and Its Estimates" will be glvsn. You are especially lvlted to hear the evening message. All are welcome, and all are Invited to take part In the song services. Pilgrim Holiness Church. John Orkney, pastor. To all our friends and the public In general we desire to announce thet we have moved from our former location and are now located at 333 Haven street. Sunday services: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching. 11 a. m. People's meeting, 6:30 p. m. Preaching, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, prayer meeting. 7:30 p. m. All are Invited to attend these serv. Ices and worship with us. First .Methodist. Alexander O. Bennett, pastor. ( Sunday morning worship, 11 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor, "Seeing Jesus Again." Solo by Dr. w. W. Howard Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, 13 ociock. Sijnday school, 8:48 a. m general assembly In the sanctuary, followed by class study In departments. Epworth league young people's meeting, 9:30 p. m., In the sunshine parlor. Union Gospel service, 7:30 p. m in the Presbyterian church, sermon by the Methodist pastor. All people always welcome. First Presbyterian Church W. J. Howell, pastor Bible school 9 :45. Opened with pood singing In the general assembly. We are equipped to teach all age groups and earnestly ask that if your child la not In Sunday school that youoeend it to us. You need not be afraid to entrust your child to our care as we have a very consecrated and efficient teach ing organization. 11 a. m. Morning worship. Sermon, "The Presence." At this service we will serve the Lord's aupper andc re ceive into the church new members. The special music at the morning service: Prelude, "Romance Without Words" Faure Offertory, "To a Wild Rose" McDowell Postlude, "The Glory of God in Nature" Beethoven Solo, "Fear Not Ye O Israel Soloist, Merland Tollefson Quartet, "Lead Me Gently Home, Father" Mrs. Catherine Wendt, Miss Aliens Guy, Robt. Wright, Mcand Tollefson Evening worship 7:30. Union ser vice. Rev. Bennett, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, preacher. Mrs. Catherine Wendt will, sing. "Gesu Bambino" at the request of many of those who heard her sing It in the Christmas cantata. i STUDIO 'HS O I Uftf IU . Marian NIXON Ralph BELLAMY Lowest RatCS our TROY C. H1MMELMAN Manager RAIL MEN DEBATE WAGES IN JOINT CONFERENCE Leading figures In the Joint conference between representatives of railroads and union labor In Chlcagc are shown here. Left to right, seated: David B. Rertson of the brotherhood of firemen and enginemen; A. F. Whitney, president of the brotherhood of railway trainmen and spokesman for labor; W. F. Thle hoff, general manager of the Burlington line, and spokesman for the roads; J. T. Qlllick, vice president of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul and Pacific. Standing: W. J. Jenks, vice president of the Norfolk and Western; Donald Richberg, counsel for the unions; O, W. Galloway, vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio; K. F. Burgess, general counsel for the roads; B. M. Jewell. American Federation of Labor repre sentative. (Associated Press Photo) Medford Company of Jehovah's Witnesses The Medford Company of Jehovah'a Witnesses are broadcasting a lecture by Judge Rutherford over KMED ev ery Sunday morning from 10 to 10:15. These lectures are given by electrical transcription and will be repeated on Thusrday at 4 p. m. The subject of the one to be given Sunday, January 8, is "Spirit Creatures." Jehovai'a Witnesses meet for study every Sunday morning at 10:30 at 102 Mistletoe street and every Wed nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at 727 South Central avenue. All Interested In Watch Tower Bible atudy are wel come. First Baptist Gtiurch W. H. Eaton, Minister. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at 11. The cho rifc choir will be heard in "Groat King of Kings" and the pastor will speak on "First Things First." Young people's discussion groups, 0:30 p. m. Evening worship at 7:30. Mr. Frank Dalkey will lead a spirited half-hour "aing" for everybody. The special music will be by Mr. Allen O. rfeas and the choir. The pastor'e address will be on "No Secret." You will enjoy these services and the spirit of cordiality in our people. We specialize in friendliness. Come and see. St. Peter's Lutheran Church Missouri Synod) East Main and Portland Avenue H. H. Young, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. Sun day la promotion day and all children are asked to be present. Parents de siring to enroll their children in our Sunday school will find Sunday a fine time to do so. Wo have grades for all children from 3 to 16 yeara of age. Divine worship at 11 o'clock. "The Twelve-Year-Old Jesus in the Tem ple" Is the subject of the sermon. Ladles Aid Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Strangers-are welcome In all public services and gatherings. Zlon English Lutheran Church. West Fourth street at Cmkdale ave nue. George P. Kabele, D.D., poster. Sunday school 10 a. m. Subject pastor's Bible class: "Jesus Begins His Work." Why not Join this grow ing Bible class? Morning service 11 a. m. Brief ser mon: "Your Spiritual Service." Ad ministration of the Lord's Supper with a preparatory service, beginning at the beginning of the service. Special music, under the direction of Mrs. Frona Herried. ortnnlst: Prelude, "Evening Song" Schumann Anthem, "Sing a New Song".... Adams Offertory, "Chanson" Groton Postlude, "Souvenir Ramontlque" Gordon Black Nevin Luther League devotional meeting. 6:30 p. m, Warren Fichtner, leader. Topic: "Conscience What? How Trained?" The Luther League, for Its social and annual meeting with election of officers, will e entertained at the parsonage, 618 W. Fourth street, by Mrs. George P. Kle, as hostess. Monday evening. 730 p. m, Alt young people not members of another local church, are specially invited to both the Sunday evening and Monday meetings. Adults 15c Kids 5c SfSSpS Starts TODAY ,:K,M rJA' FRESH From the fimom Itige pliy FOX PICTURB in Hotel History . . . at Seattle's 'Beautiful 7Sew BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Erf comfort, rvtry conrtnicnu yon naturally expect at a fine, modern Hotel. ' 350 big ontiide rooml smartly furnished. Right in it heart of the shopping and Theatre district at 5tb and Virginia. Ga rage in basement. Now mors than half of rooms u low as 2 ni"! 252 ..ALL WITH PRIVATE BAY II First Church of Christ, Scientist. Authorized branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, It) Boston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice. 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday. Janu ary 8: "Sacrament." Sunday school at 9:45. AppUcwts under the age of 20 may be admitted Wednesday evening meetings, which Include testimonies of Christian Scfe ence healings, at 8 o'clock. The reading room, which la located at 401 in the Medford building, to open dally from 7 a. rn. to 8 p. rc.. ex cept Sundays and holidays. The li brarian is in attendance fftm 10 to 4, at which time the Bible and all authorized Christian Science litera ture may be read, borrowed or pur chased. The public Is cordially Invited o attend the services and visit the read ing room. First lirlstlnn Church. Ninth and Oakdale streets. W. R. Balrd. minister. Bible school at 9:45 a, m. L. O.L Gentner, superintendent. Everyman's Bible class In court house auditorium at 9:40. Morning worship begins at 10:65 Sermon subject: "I Am Debtor." Musical program ac follows: Prelude. "Prelude" Dennsje Offertory, "Andante Celebre" Beethoven Anthem "The Changing Years" Lorene Poetlude. "Marc.a-Pomposa" Kem Christian Endenvr at 6:30 p. m. Doris Brashaw will be the leader of the young peoples' group. Topic for discussion, "How May We Know God's Will?" Special numbers will be presented. . ' At 7:30 the Women's Missionary so ciety will present .a pnpeant, "Re newing the Flame." Every one cor dially Invited. 4 Holiness Assn. Meeting Friday Rogue River Valley Holiness asso ciation will hold monthly all-day meeting at the Salvation Army 1011. 405 G street, Grants Pass- Friday, January 13. All Interested in the cause of truth and righteousness ire urgl to be present. Pleaching at 10:30 a. m an 2:00 p m. .. Basket lunch at noon, Fender and body repairing. f$le right. Brltt sheefc Metal Works Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere apyJ p re-elation to our many friends for the kindness and sympathy exterWed us during our recent iiereavement; also for the beautiful floral offer ings. c Mr. H. L. Taylor Srs. Ella Abbott afld family. Modern Women T1aveMney THE modern woman hi her pertonal bank accourrf. . Have YOU got one? We invie your account. . . tart TODAY. . . make your balance GROW. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW We Welcome YOUR Banking Business Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Medford, Oregon Partner in Community Development THJNTI HAVB MONBYI Three Boy Heroe Die After Rescue Of Girl From I cm AgDISON. Vt., Jan. 7. (p Three boys were drowned in Dead creek yesterday, after they had pushed to safety a 10-year-old girl who had broken through thin Ice while skating. The dead were Robert Dlckerson, 16: Donald Lattrell, 10, and Sanj uel Jacobs, 10. The girl was Ruby Dlckerson, a sister of Robert. The three were unnble to climb on the Ice shelf to, which they had pushed the girl. HONOR ROLL IMUNG SFQUt FEATURE FOR MUSI CUM Unvejltng of the "Honor Roll" will be the special feature in the monthly general assembly of the First lte)o dlst Sunday school today (Sunday) at 0:45 m. ' The aitfcmbly of ! departnt la held In the Anctuaey with Supt. m J. Neumann presldltfx, 1$ie pastor, Iter. A. Q. Bennett, cooperating. George IOerson, who for several yeara has been libirlan. will lntto the past three years. G tor tap Kunzman win matte a prtte tical present to tin boys In hie JiiMtsr clans who are potior etuatatttn. . The attendance records sfcetv Umt George Xverstm has not beem stoftaat since July IS, 1D23, ten yenrs Hue. Harold Gillette h perfect attea datice since Feb. 1, 1031; Mfcs Ar- vonne K alvg Dec. 6, 1831; Ftiyllfe Nlelaon since Dec. 37. 1931. Ml Phyllis Alelsraj h wi IE only two Sundays In two yars; aMM Chester Cole 9nly two eainalajti sSee October, 1924- The school Is departmentalize? rant Intr tn thm mnatern nvntarrv and bhiw graded lfsons for yodneOt eldt df Us atten)anTs. and a Altti ful corps of superintend en ts, officers and teacheff). January Clav4rtnc Sale of Ready to Wear Drastic price reductions fTHELY B. HOtt4i ftxth it Holly Scottlsk Ute Stated meeting and elec- -a, tlon of officers Aisklyou Xaoajar. i -ov P- m., ja win. Refreshment at 6:30. L. E. WILLIA, ccty. Wrvari i At Fox Craterian Joan Craurford. star oRairV Joan Crawford, star of many nota ble successes, plays the best role of her career in "Rain," the famous Somerset Maugham story of the same name. "Rain starts lta three-day run at the Cratern today. At Fox Rialto Dougit.fi Fairbanks, Jr., plays the role of a young Russian nobleman , who lives, laufjhs and lovea his merry way through life until the overthrow of Czarlsm In "Scarle Dawn" at the Rialto theatre for today and Monday. Nancy Carroll takes the part of a servant girl whose faithfulness and love filially win her the love of the young noble. Lily an Tashman is cast as one of the indolent Russian no bility, who suddenly find their whole - iworW toppung to plecee, First WHAT'S DOING IN SAN FRANCISCO January 5 Independent Order of Forreffters January 6-7-20-21 Symphony Orchentra, winter season January T to 14 Pacific Auto Show January 14-26 Municipal Symphony Concert January 14 May Wlgman and her dancera January 2fl Prlta Kretaler rlollnlst HATES Singl with bath '2.00 Doublt with bath 3.00 I5f fl te M at .;,(.,. , .a Comwl , "Tha Rnman a v -'ra. '' li-'i f "BrtliWwm to "Srs7a "M v '; '!'. .rarusalem" a, w m i i '.'"?; iu To Movletona .Newt POWELL t O'FARRELL SAN FRANCISCO FAMOUS STAGE PLAY ON STUDIO SCREEN TODAY The film version of the famous Mage play, "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" will be featured on the Studio theater acreen for two days, starting today. Marian Nixon and Ralph Bel lamy are the happy lovers In this popular old story. Some unusually good short aubjecta will also be shown. Vtw'KrsBBBj i,'MMnuml Starts Today Continuous today 2 to 11 r JtA, WMTBR HWFOr WILLIAM OA ROAN GUY KIDME L Wbifia uV NAaep rob too art Mn wIN blush yvftfi sNovnt) olhy watch this woman lashed by intolerance I It's the lightning hit of tho year I e -Plus Fltts-Todd Comedy "The Boilers" Fox Movietone Newt Medford Showing Ki if b 'safe"" s , i m all 11 J0AnT m bad had everything wealth are. women and(ost theml . . fthe had only one thing and the gave him her all! I with Doug. Fairbanks Nancy Carroll Lilyan Tashman "Hello Cynthia" Just arrived- -Yea I always atop at the Manx. Shopping la so simple the location Is "RIGHT IN THB CENTER OF EVERYTHING" have a lovely room airf ao Inexpensive, and every modern feature RUNNING ICE WATER-0ININ3 ROOM AND COFFEE SHOP IN CONNECTION-DOOR ATTENDANT AND GARA6E SERVICE. Meet me si (A HOTEL
