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e JfEDFORD MAIL TRnfofE, MDrPFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1933. PAGE SEVEN ' 1 Local and Personal i Stars Appear in Craterian Hit Mri. Jackson 111 Mra. O. T. Jaclc aon U a patient at the Community hoapltal this lc (or medical care. ... Mra. Malater In Ashland Mra. 8. O. Maliter of Mediord waa a visitor In Ashland Tuesday. Flora In Roseburt Al Flora at thi city Is spending several days in Roaeburg atendlng to business mat ters this veek. In Medford F. S. Engle. Mr. and Mra. George Eubanka, Mrs. Phil Rose and daughter were among Ashland visitors in Medlord Tuesday. Enjoy Swimming Party Darrell Hu aon and Kenneth Anderson of this cjty were among those enjoying a swim at Ashland yesterday evening. Loses Dog Helena Smith reported to city police Thursday morning that her little dog was stolen from her home on the East side of town. Mrs. Sweeney 111 Mrs. Ida Sweeney Is 111 at her home, and was today re ported by her daughter, Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, as In about the 6ame con dition. Fire at Srheffrls A grass fire, near the Fred Scherfel residence was ex tinguished this morning, after burn ing over about two acres. No damage resulted to any property. ... To Fremont Forest Major Clare H. Armstrong left early this morning for the camps In the Fremont national forest area near Lakevlew. He plans to return to Medford Saturday. Down from Lake Creek Mra. Her man Meyer of Lake Creek was a busl nu caller in Medford today. E. E. Meyer of Lake Creek district, was al' so a business caller today. Undergoes Operation Mrs. Maude Murphy underwent an operation Wednesday, and was reported as get ting along nicely yesterday after noon. Will Repair House A building per mit vm issued today to Wm. H. Ever hard of 1013 West Ninth street for repairing of damages to his house, re sulting from a fire the Fourth of July. The permit Issued was for the sum of tSOO. Mra. Reich Returns Mia. Fred Reich returned to Medford on the Oregonlan today from Seattle, where she has been spending the past three weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. H. D. Hlnson. . Mr. Emory Here Fred Emory of th Line Material Co. is a locat bual ness visitor from Portland this week. Mr. Emory Is a former Copco man and resided In Medford for several years. Conduct Demonstration H. L. Har btnson, northwest district manager and Raymond Gill, commercial en gineer of the Frigldalr corporation arrived here yesterday from Portland to conduct a demonatatlon of mod ern air conditioning In this city. Mr. Harblnson plans to visit Crater Lake while In southern Oregon. Hi ' Mat. 10c Eve. 15c rndrrgo Operations Mrs. O. V. Martin ua4rwent i tonal, operation at the Community hospital today. Mae Elder of the Sams Valley district alao had her tonsils, removed at the hospital today. Resting Comfortably Friend of P. W. Kitson were glad to learn today that he was resting comfortably at the Community hospital, where he recently underwent a major opera tion. Attends Gathering Ward Ham mond. Copco district manager at Grants pau was among the out of town visitors at the demonstration of electrical air conditioning equip ment which opened today at the Ho tel Jackson. Try Case Federal Court Attorneys Gus Newbury and Don Newbury plan to leave the last of the weeK xor Portland, where they will try the case of Renton vs. W. and H. Stern In the United States district court. The case j involve automobile damages. I . To Crater Lake Mrs. Margaret Hawley of Portland and Miss Agnea Dietrich of Chicago left today by stage for Crater Lake national park, where they plan to spend the day. They will continue their Journey to Portland tomorrow. Collision Reported John T. Drew and William Davison of Talent filed accident reports at the city polle station concerning a collision Tues day evening at 8:15 o'clock at the corner of Eleventh and Fir streets. According to Mr. Davison's report, he was blinded by the sun, and did not see the approaching car. Breaks Bicycle John S. Conner of route four, was driving the automobile which broke the bicycle belonging to Wilson Church. The bicycle was lying In the street In front of the latter 'a home at 433 North Bartlett street. Conner gave the name of his sister. Mrs. E. Ben Day, as a witness. Leave for Concentlon Homer Har vey, representing the rural mail car riers from the Medlord post office, and R. A. Newland. newly elected pres ident of the state association, are leaving this afternoon for The Dalles. Ore., to attend the state rural mall carriers convention. Mr. Harvey is a delegate from Medford. while Mr. Newland will extend fraternal greet ings and invite the earners to the state convention of city carriers and clerks, in Medford, next year. McCracken to Speak Gordon Mc cracken, farmer of the Ashland dis trict, will speak tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock from station KMED In the repeal campaign outlined by the Jackson County Repeal league. He la among prominent residents of the valley talking for repeal of the 18th amendment and urging voters to go to the polls July 21. Moore Hamilton, president of the Younge Democratic club of Jackson county, spoke today noon, urging the repeal as endorse ment of President Franklin D. Roose velt's recovery program and to elimi nate prohibition as the Issue In all political campaigns. "During the past two decades, he stated, every na tional Issue has been overshadowed by prohibition, which should not be the paramount issue." "International House" at the Cra terian theatre for three days starting today, might well be called the "Grand Hotel" of musical comedy. There certainly are enough stars. Reading from left to right, top: Peg gy Hopkins Joyce. W. C. Fields. Rudy Valee, Stuart Erwln, Burns and Al len: bottom: Sari Maritza, Colonel Stoopnagel and Budd, Cab Calloway, little Baby Rose and Bela Uiro. Antelope Central Point Today and Friday Your heart will share tVelr tender love ANTELOPE, July 13. (Spl.) Those who spent the 4th at Union Creek were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bigham and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Big ham and children of Antelope. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of Sams valley. Misses Ruth and Grace Bigham and mother and Earl and Basil Bigham of Sams Valley. Mr. and Mrs. John Greb are spend ing a few days at Butte Falls with Mrs. Greb's parents. Bob Baize is working tn the hay for Cecil Culbertson this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hatlett visited Mi Baize at the Sacred Heart hospital July 8. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. High, Mrs Laura Pierce and a niece of Mrs. Helen Cul bertson's visited at the Cecil Culbert- son ranch July 8. Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Riggs and chil dren and Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hatlett visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bigham July 9. Mrs. Jim Kneeland and daughters visited Mr. and Mi-s. Elbert Big ham July 8. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culbertson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Owens and son. Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stanley and son spent July 4 at Mr. and Mrs. Luther Day's. A basket lunch was served at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl von der Hellen visited Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Riggs Juiy j. Arlen Millard Is putting up hay for i nomas Riiey. Mrs. Fred Dutton returned from Salem July 6, where she has been visiting a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yorton and chil dren spent July 8 with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz. Miss Garrel Charley of Climax has been taking care of Mrs. M. Millard, who has been 111 this past week. Anteiope Literary club will meet July 14 at 7:30 o'clock. CENTRAL POINT. July 13. (Spl.) The Grange literary program on Friday night opened with a brief ad dress on the repeal of the prohibi tion amendment, by Messrs. Billings and Hall, followed by a solo by Mrs. Emmet Nealon, accompanied by Mrs. Sims; readings, Janice Hesselgrave, Mrs. Hazel Atkins, Lowell Blackford and Wayne Smith; duet, Mrs. Spar row and daughter, Miss Harriet Spar row; solo, Harriet Sparrow; "A Fish Story." Everett Atkins and assistants; a poem, composed by F. M. Waters, Ntalonal Grange organizer, was given by Tom Pankey. After business was concluded, Wor thy Master Warren Patterson gave I report on the recent convention in Pendleton. EigfH guests were pres ent. Helpful talks were given by Messrs. Sims, E. Nealon and Mrs. O. T. Wilson of Sams Valley. Refresh men were served by the H. E. com mittee. Mrs. Hague announced that H. E. O. members and their families will hold an all-day picnic In Ashland park July 26. A Grange picnic Is to be held at Bandon July 15, to which all Grangers are welcome. Mrs. Lottie Gregory will be hostess to the Golden Link class July 14, the place of meeting being changed from the home of Mrs. Minnie Weaver to that cf Mrs. Gregory. Miss Fa ye Beebe Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Head, of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. John Hlgginbotham. Ed Hlgginbotham and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kddy. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wal termire and children. Mr. and Mrs. Whetstone, Mrs. Bowers and son of Medford picnicked on Rogue river on July 4. Annual Sunday school picnic of the Federated church will be .held In Grants Pass July 32. Janet Charlas FARRELL TEH of Mm STORM COUNTRY ro picruei Also "Smart Work" NEWS Eddie Lambert Comedy "Safe in HHI" Daily Mat. 1 :30. Eve. 7 p. m. Thrilling Drama Coming To Rialto Two pairs of heads draw close to gether. Two pairs of lips are about to meet. A telephone rings out. A gong clangs. An order resounds. Two men reply. Another pair of kisses gone wrong! When duty calls, love must wait In "Emergency Call," action drama of the hospital ambulance service com ing to the Rialto theatre tomorrow with Bill Boyd. William Gargan. Wynne Gibson and Betty Furncss- Boyd. as the surgeon, and Gargan, as t the ambulance driver, are teamed In one ambulance. When an accident requires their Immediate attention, they speed front the thrills of love with Betty and Wynne to the dan gers of the emergency. At sixty miles an hour Gargan propels his ambu lance through congested traffic to bring Boyd to defy death. "Emergency Call" presents a racke teering background as well as the double love affair. AM A FUGITIVE ON STUDIO SCREEN Balloon Dance Saturday nlte. 9:30. Twin Plungea. Dlckey'a Orcheatra. Two dozen talkie films were made in Bengal In 1033, a 100 per cent In crease over 1931. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR BALE CHEAP Heavy duty centrifugal pump, 8 In. discharge 600 gal. per minute against 40 ft. head. An Ideal pump for Irrigating or operating giants. S45.00. Montgomery Ward AS Co. Balloon Dance Saturday nlte, 9:30. Twin Plungea. Dickey's Orchestra. Manufacture of dry Ice, from the carbon dioxide which la one of the elevating forcea In the mud volcanoes in the Imperial valley, Calif., has been begun. FOB SALE Hotpolnt electric range ic 750 watt water heater. Call at 28 Washington St. FOR SALE Male toy fox terriers 3 mo. old. 695 Terrace. -Ashland 261-J. TRADE Bing eherriea for fruit Jara. C. Earl Bradflah, 116 East Main. FOR RENT Apartment, 806 W. Main. FOR SALE Royal Ann cherries, two pounds for 5c, you pick them. R. DeWltt, Fern Valley. FOR SALE Cherries, Cerltennlals 2c; Royal Ann's 3c; Blngs 4c. Bring containers and pick them yourself. Bagley Orchard, Talent. FOR RENT Nicely furnished apart ments and cabin, shade. 616 No. Central. FOR SALE One of the best meat markets and groceries In southern Oregon. Also good service station In come property. Call 137 Oak St.. Ashland or 710 So. Riverside, Medford. WANTED Picking baskets; ;13 14 ft. picking ladders. Will cash. P. O. Box 1041. and pay Now! Until Saturday Nitel A price on his head. Terror in his heart. Hell at his heels 1 "rmaFugitivefrom a Chain Gang" With Paul Muni His first picture since ' ' Scarf ace ' "I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang," starring Paul Muni, which Is now playing at the Studio. Is a strikingly picturesque and realistic plcturlzation of a wellbred man's ex periences as a convict on a chain gang, with all the attendant thrills of two escapes. Balloon Dance Saturday nlte, 0:30. Twin Plungea. Dlckey'a Orchestra. Shows at 2:00 7;15 9:00 WORLD'S FINKS T SOUND II Mats lfto F.vea. 250 Kiddles a Dime RCA Hir.ll FIDELITY WIDE RANOE 1 Now Is The Time To Buy FACTORY BLOCKS and SLAB WOOD TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANt Lumber Building Materials and Fuel Phone 7 End ,:r:h Ctn:i.U" .1 Good Firm to 7 .idt With" Tomorrow and Saturday Ambulance Heroes Race with Death! Romance! . . . Thrills! . . Drama! . . . Mill WAIT While these brave men risk their LIVES TO, SAVE LIFE. i I Rnd Tnnltr "Song of the Eagle" i atVW nni nnun 0)',ik DILL DUIU WYNNE GIBSON WILLIAM GARGAN BETTY FURNESS GEORGE E.STONE LINDY TRIES OUT PLANE FOR GREENLAND FLIGHT 1 v -'ft?- A ' . z, : ."01. k ' ? nr: ft- CHARLES FARRELL IN ROMANTIC ROLE Departing widely Irom t.ielr cus tomary type of vehicle. Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell prove to be more romantic and more picturesque than ever In "Te&s of the storm Country." which opens at the Roxy theater to-aay, Miss Gaynor enacts the part of an elderly sea-captain'a lie ry-tempered daughter and Farrell that of a mil lionaire's son who first meets her when she saves him from drowning off the Maine coast. Phillip Keyes Yonge of Penaecola. Pla., has served as a member of the state board of control for Institu tions of higher learning 35 years. Michigan is the leading salt pro ducing state In the United States. This striking "close-up" of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh "In action" shows the famous Lone Eagle flying his low-wlng monoplane over Long Island In a test preparatory to hit flight to Greenland where he and Mra. Lindbergh will make a eurvey of poasibllltiea 'or a northern route from the United States to Europe. (Associated press Photo) HUSKY OARSMEN OF NORTH WIN NATIONAL TITLE Waahlngton beat out Vala (or the national rowing title by alx feet In a thrilling aprlnton the Olympic courae at Long Beach In the national Intercollegate champlonahlpa. Cornell placed third. (Atsoclated Preaa Photol Shows at 2:00 7:15-9:15 G WORLD'S FINEST ROl'ND MaU 25t Eves 35 Kiddies a Dime nr high rirKUTV-niK range TODAY! Friday and Saturday Here's the Merriest, Maddest Laugh Panic of 1933! ' The Most Rollicking Festival of Singing, Dancing and Comedy Entertainment of the Season! It's a Scream! J Don't Inl.rrupl It though! II wot mypnimmj I o dog Sght J . ... , " B CaZtiliZZisiiiiiais HOUSE' II STARS ... of the screen ... of the stage ... of the radio ... of the boudoir In on giant musical comedy with PEGGY HOPKINS JOYCE -B.li.t II or not, Mr. Heidi, !' com. Ql ro foundry." w. FIELDS RUDY VALLEE STUART ERWIN GEORGE BURNS and GRACIE ALLEN COL. STOOPNAGLE ond BUDD SARI MARITZA CAB CALLOWAY BELA LUGOSI BABY ROSE MARIE GIRLS in CELLOPHANE 3sp "for fllt'l 10 k. panic In llmo-" I'y. gollo navt rhythm." -ALSO- ZASU PITTS THELMA TODD in "Maids a la Mode" "Norway, Land of the Midnight Sun" Universal News Mod Wag Funny Gag fF mi mm n mm i Melodioui P r IF ' J' W T"41'' Mi WHAT A MARVELOUS HOT-WEATHER BREAK FAST . . . POST TOASTIES WITH FRUITS OR BERRIESI Hot summer days! . . . (hat's when you want dainty, light foods ; s i that give you energy, too. Eat Post Toastics! . ; . Oven. crisp, honey-colored flakes ol goodness that float so gaily in their breakfast bowls of cool milk or cream! Just try Post Toasties topped with luscious fruits ot berries'. . . . Urn m, how good! And don't forget . . . these tender, toasted hearts of corn turn into energy fast! tad help you start your morning right! So have Post Toasties tomorrow and every day. Vour grocer has it a product of General Foods, TOYS FOR THE CHILDRENI Mothartl Post Toaitlvt now hav Cut Ouli on ovory pockago Sotdlors, clowns, clrcui animals what fun for boys and glrlsl Thoy'ra fRIL
