MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SYND'AT. JCXT 9, 1933.
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PSGE FIVE
Local and Personal
in to builnm matters, U expected
back In Medford from the touts,
who bu been t San Pranclaoo attend
Corey Brtuma Home C. H. Corey
returned trom Woodburn, Cal., on
the Shaata Friday evening, after vtait
lnj for some time in the south with
his son. Everett Corey and family.
in Medford Saturday Mrs. Lottte
Van 8coy, Mrs. Era Nichols and Mrs.
George C. Foreman of Ea$le Point
were among visitors in Medford Sat
urday. '
Groceries Stolen Ralph O. Good ale
of Sams Valley reported to the city
police that he had a supply of gro
ceries, silverware and other Items
stolen from his home In Sams Valley.
Ban kin Visits Camps Hugh B.
Rankin, supervisor of Rogue River
national forest, returned Friday night
from an inspection trip to Elk Creek
and Union Creek OCC camps.
Visits the Foys Mrs. Campbell C.
Graham of Vancouver. B. C.. is the
guest here of her mother. Mrs. Min
nie Martin and Mr. and Mrs. I. E.
Foy. Mrs. Oraham la Mrs. Foy'a sis
ter. Cleator at Camp F. W. Cleator,
recreational engineer for the nation
al park service, Is at Lake o' the
Woods, where he plans to spend sev
eral days on official work.
Move to Medford Mrs. H. S. Haas
of Los Angeles has been employed nt
the Wineland Beauty Shop, Mrs. Hans
has operated a, ahop In Los Angeles
for the last four years. Mr. and Mrs.
Haas moved to Medford two weeks
ago. Ashland Dally Tidings.
Guest of Janouchs Mrs. Ferris Clif
ford of Klamath Falls has been the
guest for the past week of Mr. and
Mrs. Karl L. .Ianouch. Monday Mrs.
Janouch will accompany Mrs, Glfford
to Klamath to be her guest for a
week.
Hoist In TownJohn Hoist, lumber
man for the Rogue River national
forest service, with headquarters at
camp No. 2. near Butte Falls, was a
visitor In Medford Saturday. He re
ported a light rain at the camp Fri
day night.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Eakln are leaving today by motor for
Salem and Portland. Mrs. Eakln will
visit Mrs. V. MacDonald In Salem fqr
about ten days. Mr. Eakln plans to
return here either Tuesday of Wed
nesday after attending to business
matters In Portland.
License Issued A marriage license
was Issued at the clerk's office to
Melvln Hands&ker, 18, and Eleanor
Jones, 19, of Ashland. He is a native
of Oregon and she of Oklahoma, the
record shows. He listed his occupa
tion as a laborer.
Children are I.ot A report was
made with state police Saturday that
Lowell Dougherty, 11, Jack Runger.
11, and David Runger, 12, had failed
to reach Elliott cabin near Wagner
Gap, to which place they started on
Thursday evening about 6:30 o'clock,
according to the report.
Bowman to Salem County Super
intendent C. R. Bowman left Satur
day for Salem where he will attend
the state meeting of county superin
tendents this week.
Tent Stolen Bad and HaHbrocflc
store at 38 North Front street re
ported to the city police Saturdsy
that some time Friday a whit canvas
tent, 9x13, was stolen from the store.
To Diamond Lake Miss Arliene
Butler and Mrs. Arnel Butler and
small ton Bob, motored to Diamond
lake Saturday where they will remain
for several weeks.
Srhedulrd for Court Ed White of
route one. Medford. Is scheduled to
sppear In Justice court Monday on
charge of driving a true without
license. His case is scheduled for 2
p. m-
Stuart In Accident D, Stuart of
44. South Riverside avenue reported
the city police station that his
automobile was struck by a car pull
ing from the curb on Central avenue,
Stuart stated that he did not stop.
equipment recently Installed in his
local theater by Mr. Hunt. One de
lightful example of this will be found
In the theme song sequence which be-
Johmtons In Ashland Mr. and gtoa with the clear, tiny tones of an
Mrs. R. D. Johnston of the Medford 1 ornamental muile box and blends
hotel spent Thursday In Ashland. into a massive climax of complete or
chestration.
With the universally famous and
appealing Jan Klepura, Polish tenor
playing the lead, opposite the pictor
ial ly perfect Magda Schneider. Ger
man favorite; and Sonnle Hale. Eng
land's Eddie Cantor furnishing the
bulk of the comedy, the production
Is given the rudimentary balance de
manded by theater fans the world
over.
Carried along through the world's
most enchanting scenery, on waves
of immortal melody, this beautiful
work of cinema art cannot be easily
Imitated, but it may prove an inspir
ation to those producers In America
Mr. Kltsnn 111 F. W. Kltson of 108; who have a musical bee in their bon
South Newtown was taken to the -nets.
Community hospital for treatment -
last night, following an Illness of sev- Katherine Heoblim
Musical Show at Craterian
Leave for Knuth Mr. and Mrs. A
G. Anderson left by motor this morn
ing for a week's vacation in San Fran
cisco. Rxperted Home David Rosenberg,
who has been In San Francisco at
tending to, business matters Is expect
ed back in Medford from the south.
Return tq Roseburg Mr. and Mrs.
Smith and son of Roseburg have re
turned to their home in that city.
after having been the guest here of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Piatt.
Mi I.emmon Entertains Miss
Constance Lemmon entertslned sev
eral of her friends at a picnic on up
per Williams creek on the Fourth. All
report a very pleasant time.
On Camping Trip Mr. and Mrs.
John Goawick and Mr. and Mrs. Au
gust Zatlln left Saturday by motor day
for eastern Oregon, where they plan
to spend two or three weeks on a
fishing and camping trip.
Eagles' Party Public The public Is
Invited to the card party to be spon
sored Tuesday. July li. by the Eagl?s'
Auxiliary. It was announced yester-
Playing will begin at 8 o'clock.
In Rial to Picture
jigs x w y
but tu main story Is modtrn In back,
ground and theme. The supporting
cut Include, Z-.ta Johann and David
Maimer,.
Rail eatata or Insurtnc IcaTi It
to Jones. Phont 836.
who play the, leading roles In "Be
Mine Tonight." the big musical pic
ture opening at the Craterian the-
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"SNEAK EASILY"
CARTOON PATHE NEWS
MATINEE DAILY 1:30
To Klamath Fall B. O. Hardin-.-Internal
revenue agent, with head
quarters here, left Saturday mornlns
for Klamath Falls where he plans to
remain about a week attending to
business affairs.
Fuller Named Judge John Puller
of Ashland, was named city Judge
there Thursday at the meeting of the
city council. He will succeed Attorney
L. A. Roberts, who has been acting as
city judge, holding over from a pre
vious appointment. Mr. Puller will
have his office In the city hall, ac
cording to present plans.
Opens Offices After a vacation
during the past year, Dr. E. W. Hoff
man hat opened offices In the Farm
ers and Fruitgrowers bank building.
Dr. Hoffman Is well-known In Med
ford. having come here In 1920 to
enter practice as a Chiropractor of
the old school. Sickness necessitated
a year of rest during which he com
pletely regained his health.
Meeting Thursday W. C. T. U. will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2:1
clock at the Y. W. C. A. parlors, with
a program prepared by the young
people. It was announced Saturday.
An address on matters of great im
portance to the organization will be
given and a full attendance Is de
sired.
Cars Stolen Lee Watson's Ford
roadster was stolen from the corner
of Front and Main streets at 9:25
o'clock Friday evening, a report at
the city police station shows. L.
Rigga of 109 Vancouver avenue had
his Essex coach stolen from his home
some time Friday night. It was recov
ered Saturday morning by city police
on the midway road.
Accident Reported E. R. Yocom of
Medford reported to the office of
Sheriff H. Lister Friday morning that
his machine had been Involved in
crash with that of L. M. Applegate
of Grant Pass at 1:10 a. m., when
Applegate had turned out across the
highway from behind a gasoline tank
truck and trailer outfit Grants Pass
Dally Courier.
Fuilerton 'Fined Clyde Fuilerton
of Roseburg was fined $75 and costs
in Justice court Saturday afternoon
when he was found guilty of reckless
driving. The original charge of driv
ing while under the Influence of in-1
toxlcatlng liquor, was reduced to the
other charge. Fuilerton figured in a
collision on the highway near here In
January.
Receive News of peath Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Pearce have received word
of the death on July 7th of their
brother-in-law Charles H. Jones of
Pomona, Calif. Death came after a
lingering Illness of several months.
Mr. Jones was well known In Eagle
Point as he had visited here often
with his wife, Lelah Fryer Jones at
the Pearce home. The funeral will be
held in Pomona July 11.
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Sentenre on Monday Claude P
Outhrle and A. V. Hutchison, arrest
ed Friday night by state police on
vagrancy charges, are to be sentenced
In justice court Monday morning.
having entered guilty pleas Saturday
afternoon. Charles W. Howe, arrested
with the other two, entered a plea of
guilty to charges of carrying a con
cealed weapon. He will also be sen
tenced Monday. Guthrie was aatd to
have been sentenced In Colorado for
a year on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon, and Hutchison ad
mitted that he had been picked up
several times, although never con
, victed on any charge.
Picnic on Powell Creek Air. and
Mrs. Roy Lofton and their children
and guests enjoyed a picnic on Pow
ell creek the Fourth, The climax cf
the excursion was Mrs. Lofton's won
derful picnic dinner. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lofton of
William Creek neighborhood. Mrs.
Emory Butt of Williams, Mr snd
Mrs. Maurice Butts of Medford and
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Richardson and
son Larry of Provolt.
Fourth of July Picnic A real old-
fashioned community get to gether
picnic was enjoyed by the residents
of the Williams creek and Provolt
neighborhoods on the Fourth of July.
The picnic was sponsored by the Pro
volt. and Williams Sunday schools. A
community dinner waa served which
consisted of all the good things on
the calendar of cookery, at which
profession he ladles out our way are
accomplished artists. After allowing
their dinners to settle for about an
hour the guests were served with tee
cream and cake. An Interesting talk
on Bible and ancient history by Pro
fessor Vorhees was part of the pro-
gram. Professor Vorhees la the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith of
Provolt. The children and young
folks greatly enjoyed swimming The
fireworks were continuous all day
long. About a hundred were present
and all had a good time.
Be Mine Tonight
Is Musical Treat
Now At Craterian
By MARY G REINER KELLY
Like most continental babies, that
cinematic brain child, "Be Mine To
night." which opens at Hunt's Cra-
terlan today, was Just naturally born
singing. It la so near perfection
muslcaljy aa well as photographically
that It Is Impossible to Imagine the
mechanics that recorded It. Far easier
to believe that such a flawless chunk
of tuneful confection simply drop
ped out of the clouds.
Yet It's different from everything
that has gone before eo different,
that the small group of local people
who were privileged to see a preview
of the picture yesterday, felt, at the
end of It, that they had somehow
skipped a generation In motion pic
ture enjoyment.
The film with Its international ap
peal in singing, acting and photog
raphy, was denied nothing by the
brand new high fidelity, wide range
I Oriitnarv
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Katharine Hepburn as the dare
devil British aviatrlx In "Christo
pher Strong," at the Rlalto theatre
tort a v anrt tomorrow, faces a crucial
... . . BHti.h atre tcday. Some Idea of the recep-
statesman, Colin Cllve.
Lady Cynthia Darrtngton was
speeding at 300 miles an hour when
she met Sir Christopher Strong, fath-
atateaman and diplomat. They
fall :n love, tasting the youthful
Joys they avoided while pursuing
their careers. Cynthia's Influence
causes Christopher to leave home,
abandon his career and forget his
daughter.
For a year they live In their clan
destine romance, when Cynthia
learns she Is compromised. She keeps
the uecret from Christopher, fearing
he would Instantly divorce his wife.
Magnificently, without bravado, ahe
plans a fatal climax to their affair,
permitting Christopher to return to
hla wl.'e, career and home.
Katharine Hepburn makes her sec
ond notable screen appearance as
Cynthia In "Christopher Strong,"
with Colin Cllve in support In the
title role.
Jan Klepura and Magda Schneider, t tlon thia film has met can be had
from the fart that It la now In Its
fourth week In Portland, it fifth
week ;n Seattle, played nine weeks
in San Francisco and Is now In its
second month lu New York.
1 Funeral services will be held at the
I Perl Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon
at a o'clock. Reverend N. D. Wood,
officiating.
JOHN BARRYMORE IN
"TOPAZ" AT STUDIO
John Barrymore's talents are given
full play In a comedy drama oftrlct-
ly moaern manners and morals en
titled "Topaz," which opens today
at the Studio.
As an innocent chemist who la the
victim of a hoax by clever swlndleis,
he learns how to out-smart them and
force them to recognize him as a
power.
Flavins Guy Lucas
Flavlus Guy Lucas, resident of
Medford for the past four years, pars
ed away at his residence. 628 N.
Riverside avenue. Saturday at 12:05.
after an Illness of the past several
months.
Mr. Lucas was born In Nebraska.
September ft. 1871. where he spent
his early life, and in 1896 he was
united In marriage to Kathryn Twigg
In Vernon county, Missouri. Ten
children being born to this union,
seven surviving. Mrs. Kathryn Mor
ley, Mrs. Phillip Hoffman of Lozier
Lane, Miss Geneva Lucas at home.
John, Arden, Eugene and Joseph
Lucas. His widow. Mra. Kathryn
Lucas also survives, as does one
brother, Claude Lucas of Colchester.
Illinois, two sisters, Mrs. Stella Arm
strong, and Joiephlne Hadseli of Arkansas.
lilt-hard I.rroy Howsley'
Richard Leroy Howsley. Infant son
of Mr. and Mis. William M. Howsley,
residing near Tiible Rock, passed away
at the family residence Saturday
morning after a short Ulnes due to
pneumonia. Besides his parents,
there are three other children. Cal
vin. Marjorle and Mary Elizabeth all
at home. Funeral services will be
held at the graveside In the Central
Point cemetery, Monday afternoon at
3:30 p. m. Reverend J. M. Johnson
of Central Point officiating. Perl
Funeral Home In charge.
RESOURCES. PLAY
W. J. Sproat, private forester of I
Medford. has Just completed the la
suing of an Oregon-California Rec
reation and resource map, for 1933,
which Is being placed on sale thru
out the city.
Klamath. Jackson, Douglas. Coos'
and Josephine counties in Oregon, as
well as Siskiyou and Del Norte coun
ties In California are shown on the
map. which also displays additional
Information concerning the products
grown In each locality, the names of
mines in the district, and names of
creeks, areas and occupations.
Besldea scales showing the regular
highway, thers are o'her auto roads.
trails, national forest boundary.
county boundary, railroads and mines
listed on th legend.
On the back of the map is a num
ber of picture of the southern Oregon-California
recreational centers,
showing Crater Lake, Agness, Rose
burg. the Isaac Lee Patterson bridge
over Rogue River at Gold Beach, the
Oregon Coast highway. Llthla Park at
Ashland, Klamath Falls, the motor
boat trips of the famous Rogue River
from Gold Beach, the Redwoods. Mill
Creek Fells near Prospect. Medford,
the Medford airport. Lake o' the
Woods. Diamond Lake, camp Ander
son, Oregon, on the Rogue, and Ban-
don by the Sea.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Now In Progress
Ethelwyn B. Hoftmann'a
July Clearance Sale
Dripping radiators
Metal Works.
repatred. Brill
SOUTH OAKDALB HOME
-room nxJwn- attract-
e.7nnn t ' lln,
WtJUW condition. 100.00 dun.
balance S24.00 per month, Includ
ing interest.
AlBO
tsnnrn lOOxlOO corner lot, pave
StZOGU ment two -sides. 6-room
modern, furnished home,
all paving assessment paid. Total
price ta-.lsO.oa. balance on term to
suit responsible buyer.
AL30
10 nrf west sloe nome. nr.
9) I Z h U "ring room, hardwood
, flr.niRc. kitchen.
breakfast room, cheerJul. light bed
room, back porch, sleeping porch.
Home to completely reconditioned
In color, to be selected by pur
chaser. 50.00 down. tia.OO per
month including Interest. Sea
Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc.
"THE MUMMY" IS
FANTASTIC FILM
Whether or not you believe In- re
incarnation, you will certainly be In.
trlgued and thrilled to your very mar.
row by Boris Karloff In "The Mum.
my." at the Rosy today.
"The Mummy" reaches back Into
the mlaU of antiquity and uncover,
a love which existed 3700 year, ago
in the days of the Egyptian phsroahi,
HOMES K)R SAIE Real buy, J33 W.
Jackson.
USED CARS
98 Ford Sport Coupe.
29 Ford Stand. Coup,.
31 Ford Victoria Coupe.
n Chevrolet Coach.
30 Desoto Deluxe Sedan.
J Bulck Sedan.
37 Essex Sedan.
37 Star Delivery.
38 Ford Truck.
31 Ford Truck, duals.
0 good cars from 40 to s.80.
C. S. OATES AUTO CO.
Used Car Lot 6th and Bartlett.
SALE QR TRADE Team good horses,
tractor disc, trucx, wagon racs.
cows. Take acreage, hay or labor
for part payment. Phone 010-J-6.
S. C. Corn.
TRADE 4-room house, Central Point,
for what have you? Phone 810-J-O.
B. C. Corn.
FOR RENT 009 West Fourth St..
four room unfurnished home, hard
wood floors, fireplace 30 Ino. wat
er. Charles R. Ray. Realtor, Med
ford Bldg. Phone 303.
LOST Box containing gray silk dress.
Telephone 839-R. Reward.
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Jenkins' Comment
(Continued trom Page One)
mean subjection of the will of the
Individual to the welfare of society
as ft whole, came Into being. It waa
a revolutionary Idea, but It WORK
ED. We wouldn't do without It now.
THE Idea of restraining the un
scrupulous Individual In business
la no more revolutionary than was
the Idea of restraining the unscrupu
lous Individual In society.
It may not work, of course, but at
least It la worth trying.
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