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MANY DONATIONS
Eddie Cantor At Craterian
CP. JUNIORS WILL
Chester Morris In Rialto Hit
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1933.
Local and Personal
FlMlirrr Ii Better John Pluhrer.
who fcas been seriously 1U In a Port
land hospital, was considerably Im
proved yesterday, according to word
received by hl lamlly.
To Klamath Falls Cal C. Wella.
deputy United States marshal, left
by nirge last night for Klamath Pall
to attend -to official business. He
plans to return to Medford Tuesday.
Retained North Mrs . Harry B.
Crltcnlow returned to her home In
Portland last night, called here by
the Illness and death of her mother,
sirs Barah Overton. The funeral was
held yesterday.
Returns to City Carl E. Grant, lo
,cal manager of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, arrived baclt n
Medfcrd Friday by train from Port
land, where he had been attending
to business matters.
njiftiran Home Blllls Snrlniter. 13-
year-old Tacoma youth who ran away
m,. home last week, was returned to
Taooma by his father. Mr. Spring
arrival In Medford by stage Friday
night
Mntlng Tuesday The regular
weekly meeting of. the Bible class,
scheduled at the Y. W C. A. for 7:45
o"cloik. will be held on Tuesday eve
ning as usual. It was announced Sat
urday. The lesson subject will be tak
en fjom the Book of Leviticus.
Orenonlans Registered at the ho
tels In this city, from point In the
state, outside of Portland are D. O.
Williams, George E Duncan, Judge
W. M. Duncan and Howard Scheffel
of Klamath Fall. B. J. Wllken and
W. J. Melchior of Salem: and Mr. and
Mrs. 0. J. Bradley of Eugene.
Taken Home Bobby and Jimmy
Oarrol were returned to their home at
1 North Ivy street Saturday after
wfen thev were found at the
Economy Groceteria No. 1. The two
boys told the city ponce wnere inej
ii., nt tiAv were taken to their
residence. Their mother did not know
they were lost.
Accident Reported C. W. MaoDon
ald of 823 East Main street, and D.
W. Beebe of Central Point. Saturday
afternoon reported and automobile
collision, to officers 'ft the city police
station. The accident occurred at the
corner of Fifth and Holly streets,
their reports show.
Arrive Tonight Mrs. H. E. Miller
and daughter Aleene, who have been
visiting in New York and Ohio for
the past four months, arrived In Med
ford on the Shasta last evening, to
Join Dr. H. E. Ml.ler. The Millers
plBn to make their home at 108 So.
Grapo street.
T lis of Collision An accident re.
port was filed at the city police sta
tion Saturday by Mrs. Ida Mlnkler
of 627 South Riverside. The accident
occurred at three o'clock Friday af
ternoon at the corner of Sixth and
Central. The other car Involved in
the collision was registered to Thom
as Swem.
Alexander Goes North--Geo. Alex
ander, of Salem, deputy superintend
ent of Oregon state police spent the
past week In Medford and southern
Oreffjri on official business.-He at
tended the funeral oi George Preaoott,
whom he knew intimately and re
garded as a high type of olcer. He
returned to Salem Friday.
Hav Repairman C M. Kldd Shoe
store has secured the services of Rich
ard O. Wise, formerly of Grants Pass,
to take charge of the shoe repair de-
narfcment. Mr. Wise, who was pre.
vlously associated with the Goodyear
Shoo Service at Grants pass, is an
exoert shoemaker and mechanic with
twenty years experience in the art of
mak-.ng old shoes look like new.
Camn Postponed Karl I. Janouch
assistant supervisor of Rogue River
national paTk, announced Saturday
that due to the reforestation meas
ure up for consideration In congress,
that the camp school at the Wind
river nursery north of Hood Kiver,
had been postponed. Mr. Janouoh was
scheduled as one of the instructors
for the six weeks' session.
Reclstered Hero Vera Johnson of
Spokane wes listed as a hotel guest
here. as. were the following: A.
Yourar of San Francisco, Fred Llnde
of Lj Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Goldln, George and Mr. and Mrs. T..
Mapel of Oakland: George Hallaneer
of Yakima. Wash); R. Shanahan. Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Davis, E. A. Johnson
of Seattle: and C. E OUslIoren of
San Francisco.
From Klamath T. W. Delzell was
a loci-l business visitor from Kl&matn
Falls the latter part of the week.
Newell Here W. K. Newell, feder
al deputy prohibition administrator
for Oregon, was a visitor In Medford
Saturday.
Hum Is Visitor C. H. Hurd, well
known oelery producer and chicken
fancies of Portland vu a business
visiter In Medford and southern Ore
gon last week.
Brewer Returns O. M. Brewer,
preside nt of the California Oregon
Power company has returned from
a brief business tTlp to San Fran-i
Cisco.
Goth North P. R Shelley, local
representative of Bankers' Lice com
pany Is leaving Sunday for Portland
to spend two days n conference. He
plana to return to Medford the latter
part of the week, he stated Saturday.
Welfare Meet Friday The Allied
Well are association will- meet for
lunohcon Friday, March 81, at the
Hotel Medford. The meeting will con
vene at 12:15, the regular time, and
a large attendance is urged by the
president, John C. Mann.
Stop In Medford A. Br ad beck, of
Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Root
of Minneapolis, Minn., were among
gueslu listed at hotels here from dis
tant points. Others Included E. J.
Wllken of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Sax
ton. R J. Sheehan, R. E. Lance, R.
B. Qisf; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Slchel,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Walde and O. L.
Helm of San Francisco.
Fowler Returns J. O. Fowler, dis
trict salesman for Sussman, Wormser
Co., packers of S. & W. fine' products
returned to his home here Friday
night from a business trip to Lake
view and Klamath Kails. He reports
buslress good, as many mills are re
celvln plenty of new business. His
company contemplates many new and
novel newspaper advertising features
on rjielr products, Mr. Fowler said
Returns from Quake Mrs. Ella
Pazln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sher
man Waer of 330 Beatty street has
returned here from danta Ana, where
she was at the time of the recent
quake- The only Injuries she suffered
were scratches, although she reported
her hair turned nearly white from
the shock. Mrs. Pazln brought some
pictures of the quake back with her.
which are on display at 41 South
Front street.
Play at G. P. Phoenix Grange play,
"The Neighbors." which won the
Jackson county prize, was presented
at tint Rogue River valley grange at
Grant Pass last night, through ar
rangements made with the Josephine
county recreation club. The play, di
rected by Mrs.. Mabel Quackenbush,
was ritesented In the contest sponsor
ed by the county recreation club, an
s tension activity of the county
horns demonstration agent's office.
Mabe- 0. Mack, county demonstrator,
accompanied the group.
Stop at Hotels Included among
those registered at hotels here are
H. T. Tlmberlake, George B. Sammls,
L. Eberhart, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunn,
H. Pcplck, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Living
ston, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Edwards.
Lin Hbskins, E. S. Sawyer. B. R. Wag
ner, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ehrllch and
father. Dave Brown, Charles Orr, W.
B. Hart, E. J. Berg, M, F. Keller, Har
ry L. Shaw, L. S. MoOormlck, Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Cornell, O. 8. Dougherty,
Hewey Bauer, T. H. Newstead, Wilbur
Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Fortman, all of Portland.
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BOWMAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Per
manent waves as low as $1.50 for the
rest of March. SPECIAL Facial and
Manicure, $1.25. Shampoo, Finger
Wave and Manicure, 11.35. Oil Sham
poo, Finger Wave and Manicure, $1.50.
Phone 67.
The Prescott Trust Fund, whlo. Is
being raised for the benefit of the
family of the late beloved officer Is
meeting with gratifying Interest and
many contributions are being offer
ed by persons anxious to show sub
stantial sympathy and helpfulness.
These contributions are being receiv
ed by Medford Post American Leg-
Ion, Medford Elks lodge. Medford
city police office, Medford Mall Tri
bune, and the treasurer ox the xuna.
Colonel W. H. Paine.
The following are among those
whose contributions have already
been received and listed: Daughters
of the American Revolution, Parent-
Teachers' association, city,. Winifred
B. Carpenter, H. D. McCaskey, Mrs.
Alex Sparrow, George L. Howard, W.
A. Folger. W. E. Ghurch. Mrs. Jef
fers. Dr. Jud Rlckert, Ray Sloneker,
Roy Parr, Joe Renard, J. H. Hem
street, Snider Dairy. Roy Lee, C. C.
Wells, Earl H. York. R. E. Nealon,
George Hilton, Lucille Balrd, G. 0.
Godlove, A. L. Vroman, George Cur
rier, William Tharman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Stinson, Mrs. Ray Martin, Al
Gllhausen, Olga Anderson, John T.
Nealon, W. J. Freeman, Col. and Mrs.
W. H. Paine, Mrs. Fannie H. Well
ington, T. Slater Johnston.
Through an error In tabulation.
John Millard's name was included
amon those listed as withdrawals
from the Good Government cong
ress, as published in Friday's paper.
Mr. Millard has never been connected
with the congress In any way, and
his name was on the list, having been
signed to a communication In a re
cent issue - of the Mail Tribune. In
which he condemned members of the
congress,
KMED
Broadcast Schedule
Sunday, March 26
9:00-10:00 Radio Church.
10:00-10:10 Judge Rutherford. lec
turer.
10:15-10:30 News Digest.
10 :30-l 1 :00 Morning Melody.
11:00-12:00 Musical Moods.
Monday, March 27
8:00- 8:05 Breakfast News.
8:05- 8:15 Musical Clock.
8:15- 8:30 A Peerless Parade.
8:30- 9:00 Shopping Guide.
9:00- 9:30 Friendship Circle.
9:30- 9:45 Today.
9:45-10:00 Morning Melody.'
10:00 V. 8. Weather Forecast.,
10:15-10:15 The Unique.
10:15-10:30 Musical Notes.
10:30-10:45 Morning Comment.
10:45-11:00 Quartettes Parade.
1 1 :15-1 1 :30 Traumerel.
11:30-12:00 Song and Comedy.
12:00-12:15 Medford Oil Depot.
12:30 News Flashes.
12:30-12:45 Squire ' Wlgglesby.
12:45- 1 :00 Advertising Talk.
1:00- 1 :30 Varieties.
1:30- 1:45 Grants Pass Hour.
1:46- 2:00 Interlude.
2:00- 3:00 Dance Matinee.
3:00- 3:15 Travel Talk.
3:15- 3:30 Songs for Everyday.
3:30- 3:35 KMED Program Review.
3:36- 4:00 Music from Yesteryear.
4:00- 4:30 Across the Seas to Ha
waii. 4:30- 6:00 Masterworks.
6;00- 6:45 Popular Parade.
6:00- 6:05 Medford Theatre Guide.
6:30- 7:00 Reveries.
7:00- 7:30 Modern lstlcs.
7:30- 8:00--Eventlde.
Eddie Cantor In "The Kid from
Spain" had to assume Importance as
a production pretty much In the
same way that a skyscraper takes
on height and size. The big screen
musical comedy that brings the
beady-eyed comic In company with
Lyda Robertl and the famous Gold
wyn Girls to the Fox Craterian
theatre today, Is the work of many
hands and minds.
Two years ago, Eddie Cantor and
his boss, Samuel Goldwyn, talked
over the Idea of having a story in
which Eddie would appear as the
pop-eyed Jewish brat from Brook
lyn who grew up to become the
world's greatest bullfighter. Vague
ly, it had some foundation in the
career of Sidney Franklin.
W. G. T. U. CONTEST AT
M.E. CHURCH WE
This evening at eight o'clock, the
W. C. T. U. medal contest will be
conducted at the Flist M. E. church,
with five contestants taking part. It
was announced yesterday.
The program Includes invocation by
Rev. A. G. Bennett, vcluntary, by Mrs.
Hill talk on the purpose of the con
test by Mrs. E. A. Oldenburg, con
testants one and two, duet by Flor
ence Neumann and George Bennett,
contestant three; vloilh selection by
Doris Wade, contestants four and
five, offering the fudge's decision,
and presentation of medals by Mrs.
Ruth Blgler. The jxtuges are E. H.
Medilck, Mrs. G. Q D'Alblnl, and
Miss Butler.
At Studio Today
Junior class of Central Point high
school will present three-act com
edy, 'Sound Your Horn," at the
schol auditorium on March 31. ac
cording to announcement. Students
are (telling ticket for the affair,
which Is expected tn be of interest
to n-any in the valley.
The following Is the cast of char
acter Chrlst'ne Eliot Geraldtue Tex
Ted Webster ....... ... Delbert Ayers
Mrs. Van Dyke Frances Faber
Mr. Angus
Mr. Beasley .
Etta Lamb ...
Homer Bird
Phyllla
Dru&iMa
, Fred Bosworth
.... Joe Johnson
Ruth Haley
Bvtddy Cowln
.... Edna Shaver
Avis Ayers
Diane Webster Naomi Johnson
Other members of the class are
assisting In various ways Katherlne
Lathrnp as advertising manager, Eb
ron Grlffltts as stage manager. Ralph
Buclc'es as sound effects manager,
and Geneva Brown as chairman of
ticket committee.
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Chester Morris, Eliutbeih ralterson, i rdy-romance "Infernal Machine," at
Oenevleve, Tobln and Victor Jory the nialto theatre today and tomof
In a scene from the hilarious com- I row.
"Sins of Love"
Coming to Roxy
"Sins of Love," an nmaztng sex
picture, opens tomorrow at the Roxy
theatre for a three day run. This
picture haa Just finished a record
breaking run at the National the
ater In Stockton, Calif.
At t.he matinee performances and
at a special show for business wo
men Wednesday night at 6:30, Mrs.
Jnrdlne McCree, noted authority on
sex, will be presented In lecture for
women only. Each evening Professor
Howard Ooldln will offer his lecture
on many startling sex discoveries to
the men.
Many striking sex problems of
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kji ""n't a.
"Red Dust," starring Jean Harlow
and Clark Oable, opens at the
Studio today.
TODAY One Day only
Continuous shows 1:30 to 11
Merna Kennedy, Theo Von Kit
"Red Haired Alibi"
Also Boy Friend Comedy,
"Too Many Women" News
Oswald Cartoon
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Hear the Delicate Secrets of Life Explained in
Dynamic Sex Lectures'
Ladies Only 2 to 4 p. m.
MRS. JARDINE McCREE
Noted female authority on sex will talk
to the ladles tell you how to hold your
husbands what causes divorce. . How to
keep love aglow.
Men Only, 8 to 11 p. m.
PROF. HOWARD OOLDIN
Noted sexphllosopher, will talk to the men
tell them the laws of nature and other
sex facts. Remember, Ignorance Is dangerous.
Have you children? Do you want children? What are the secrets of love and passion? What
causes crime? How can happiness be best guarded? How can misery he avoided? Know the
truth. Don't guess!
Trained Nurses in Attendance at Every Show
m m TT ' 'lrt J ladles In line Monday at the box office will be admitted
1-1 tsf T r free as guests of the mallREPmprt. Doors open each day at
im 4 1:30 and 7:30 p. m.
3 Days Starting Tomorrow
which for the greater part our
adult, whether male or female,
know little of, are presented, to
ne t her with tho Caesarian operation,
a blood transfusion, the proper care
of expectant mother and many
other startling problems are shown
by the famous Dr. Lorenz.
The first twenty-five women In
tine at tho Roxy box office tomor
row afternoon will be admitted free.
No one under sixteen years will be
admitted to any show.
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fjyv eiawi meeting Chapter,
7:30 p. ,m . March 37.
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