ilEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE, BEDFORD, OREO OX, SUNDAY. STTTEnnE'R 3, 1!T3.
PA"OE FIVE
Local and Personal
Going south Miss Edna Eifert left
Saturday moral ng tor San Francis
co, where ahe la spending a lew dayj
Fruess to .Medford 0. P. Pruesa
made a biulness trip to Medford on
Friday. Grant Paaa Dally Courier.
Ml rb Meyers Here Mtaa Thats Moy
ra, formerly of the Bop-O-Shop m
Marahtield, has accepted & position
with the Bowman beauty shop here.
Called to Portland Mrs. Fred dim
ming was called to Portland Sat-;
urday morning by the audden Illness
of her mother, Mrs. C. C. Hutchl
aon. j
To Visit Parents Mlsa Grace Car
ney arrived In Medford Friday from
San Francisco, and will spend a few!
daya with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. P. Carney at Central Point.
Iteturns rrom North Bert Thler
olf returned to Medford Saturday af
ternoon on the Oregon Ian from i
Portland, where he attended to bust-!
ness matters for two days.
Dog h Poisoned A report was filed :
with the city police yesterday by
Martin Webb, stating that his dog
had been poisoned. Webb resides at
1208 Sailing avenue.
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Stevertsen and daughter Reta Dar
leen, of Eugene, arrived here on
the Oregonlan Saturday morning ro
cpend the week-end visiting his
mother Mrs. Addle Stevertsen. and
sister, Mrs. C. W. Davis.
Leonard Transferred Mr. and Mra.
V 11 lard Leonard, who have been mak
ing their home in Berkeley since last
February, when they left Medford.
have moved to Fresno, Calif., where
Mr. Leonard has jeen transferred by
the Guardian Oil company. t
Leave for North Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Jones and family left Sat
urday for Salem and Portland. They
plan to spend several daya at the
stat fair, then continue to Portland,
where they will spend the remainder
of their two weeks' vacation visiting
friends.
' Accident Reported A collision at
the corner of Sixth and Main streets
was reported to city police. The ac
cident occurred at 12:10 a. m., Sep
tember 1. Drlvors of the automo
biles were E. P. Merrick of this city
and C. P. Wilson of 454 Jefferson
street, Portland.
Brings Flowers Here Mrs. Mary O.
Carey, who resides on the Pacific
highway south of Talent, brought a
large bouquet of asters and zinnias
to the Chamber of Commerce Sat
urday morning. Mrs. Carey was the
first person to raise flower and
vegetable plant In the valley, commercially.
Articles Stolen Mr. I. A. Dew had
a small grindstone and a small mot
or stolen from her place on the
Jacksonville highway, ahe reported to
city police.
Y. W. C. A. fleeting The Y. W. C.
A. board meeting will be held Tues
day evening at eight o'clock In the
"Y" parlors, as the regular meeting
day Monday, is Labor day.
Keshler Improves Harry von Resa
les, who has been 111 at the Sacred
Heart hospital for the past two weeks,
waa reported to be getting along sat
isfactorily yesterday.
V. F. W.'a To Meet Veterans of
Foreign Wars will hold their reg
ular meeting Monday evening, Sep
tember 4. at the Eagles hall, an
nouncement Saturday stated.
From Grants Pass Coach and Mrs.
DeLane and Miss Lillian Fos berry and
Mrs. Hilton Smith and family, all of
Grant Pass, were Included among
the business visitors In Medford Sat
urday. To Notre Dame Gilbert Moty will
leave Monday for Notre Dame. Ind ,
where he will enter the university
as a sophomore In mathematics. Last
year he attended the Southern Ore
gon Normal school.
'
II. P. W. Dinner Thursday The
first September meeting of the Busi
ness and Professional Women's club
will b a dinner meeting at the Cor
ner Inn, Thursday evening, Septem
ber 7.
Win 4-H Awards The 4-H Can
ning I club of Butte Falls won three
prlzw Wednesday at the county ex
hibit, for having some of the best
canned fruit in their division. Hazel
McCabe won first, Marguerite Hib
bard third, and Frances Smith, fifth.
Much of the club's success la due
to their local leader, Mrs.v Hlbbard
Nealon In Town Harry Nealon of
the Table Rock district, was a visi
tor in Medford Friday afternoon, and
reported that the threshing on the
Lydlard place had Just been com
pleted by the Nealbn-Wilson thresh
er, finishing the run for the year.
The field from the 22 acres averaged
sixty bushels to the acre, he said.
Enroute North William Oerlg. en
gineer in charge of the construc
tion of the P. and E. railway here
a number of years ago. which ex
tended from Eagle Point to Butte
Falls, was a passenger on the Shasta
through Medford Friday, en route
north. Mr. Gerlg ts now with the
government board of harbor engin
eers In Washington. D. C. While at
the station here. Mr. Gerlg confer
red with A. S. Rosenbaum, district
freight and passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific company.
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4 BiG DAYS STARTING TODAY
Continuous Shows Today 1:30 p. m. to 11:00 p. m,
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Willi f AV WR Ay ROBERT ARMSTRONG
BRUCE CABOT
In City Saturday Mra. Jerry Smith
and daughter of Gold Hill were
flopping here Saturday.
Return from Camping Kenneth
Scrip ter and Dick Foster returned on
Friday night from a week's camping
on the Applegate.
From Talent Mrs. Wayne Hold
rldge and little son of Talent, visited
friends and shopped In Medford yes
terday. To San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. S.
C. Godlove left Saturday afternoon by
motor for San Francisco, where they
plan to remain for two weeks.
To Portland Chaplain Willis Ber-
ger of the CCC headquarters, left
yesterday for Portland, where he will
conduct church services today.
Name Daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Chlldreth announced yes
terday that their young daughter,
born Wednesday, haa been named
Annett Helen.
Will Return Mrs. Charles Palm,
who has been vacationing on the
coast for the past week, is expected
to return to Medford the first of the
week.
On Inspection Tour Major Clare
H Armstrong of the CCC headquart
ers, is leaving this morning for Moon
Prairie and Lake of the Woods
camps, on an inspection tour.
From Diamond Lake Ranger and
Mrs. Charles Thurston and family
from the ranger station at. Diamond
lake, were in Medford Saturday,
t ranaac t i ng bus 1 ness.
To Elk Creek Lieutenant Ray
mond J. Hore. chaplain In the CCC
district, left yesterday for Elk creek,
to conduct services at the CCC camp
there today.
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Apply for License Raymond J.
Slngler and Duabelle Pitman, both of
Medford, filed an application for a
marriage license with the county
clerk's office here Saturday.
Fined 510 Charles Byrd and Clif
ford Hlckson, were each fined 910 In
Justice court Saturday for smoking
In a closed forest area. The two
were arrested by Deputy Fire Warden
John D. Hoist.
To Mountains Mr. and Mrs. Kee
see and Gerald, Mr. and Mra. E. D.
Scripter, Kenneth and Ann Is, left
Saturday for Huckleberry mountain,
where they plan to remain over Labor
day.
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Opens Sept. 11 The Lone Pine
school will open on September 11,
instead of September 4, as waa prev
iously announced In the Mall Tri
bune, members of the school board
announced yesterday.
En Route to Lakes J. W. Mc-
Arthur. superintendent-engineer of
the Eugene water board, waa a vlsi'
tor In Medford Saturday, calling on
Robert Duff of the Medford city
water department. Mr. McArthur waa
en route to Crater and Diamond lakes
i over the Labor day vacation,
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I Truck Capsizes City police In
vestigated the accident at 13:35 p.
I m., Saturday at the corner of Fifth
and Central avenue, which knocked
I over the truck driven by George
High of Ashland. Leon Taylor of
Central Point waa driver of the sec
ond car. Accident report were filed
by the two at the city police station.
Fined Saturday Joe Smith, charg
ed with causing a disturbance In a
local cafe Friday night, was fined
$5 In city court Saturday morning.
Smith, posing an the "Arizona Kid,"
according to officers, threatened to
"beat up" Ralph Blaylock, H. E.
Potter, arrested at 3 a. m., Satur
day on Main street for being drunk
in a public place, waa fined 10 In
city court also.
Mr. Allen Returns W. W. Allen of
the Fierce Allen Motor company re
turned to Medford Saturday from
Oakland and San Francisco, where he
atttnded to business matters. He re
ported a general Improvement In
business conditions In the bay dis
trict, and said the construction of
the new bridge had taken consider
able of the slack from the unem
ployed lines.
Bing Crosby in Craterian Comedy
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Bing Crosby dons professor's robes
and proceeds to teach the co-eds the
facts of life In "College Humor." at
the Craterian for .three days, start
ing today. It gives the popular
crooner a chance to "do his stuff" by
singing three new songs which have
already become Immensely popular.
Burns and Allen are the owners ot
the campus sweet shop with Gracle
making apple pies out of bananas be
came she doesn't like npples. Jack
Okie. Richard Arlen. Mary Carlisle.
Lona Andre and a collection of co-eds
that "make" the school what It is,
are also in the cattt.
Army Heads Confer
Hear CCC Plans
Major General Mai in Craig, com
mander of the Ninth corps area,
U. S. A., spent about an hour In Mod
ford Friday afternoon, visiting the
CCC headquarters and conferring
with Major Clare H. Armstrong, In
command here of this district.
The major, accompanied by his
aide. Captain Games B. Lee of the
Presidio, was en route to his head
quarters in San Francisco, following
an Inspection tour throughout the
district. Major General Craig stated
that he was pleased with the way
the CCC work was being handled in
this district.
Lincoln School Club
Starts Operations
Lincoln school service club, which
Is commencing Its work several days
In advance of the opening of school,
"Gambling Ship" at Rialto
A.:'-' WiiWiir-
)baf4 v-
"The Gambling Ship," a vivid and
dramatic story of what goes on In
the luxurious floating palaces of
chance,, has a cast that Includes such
popular stars as Cary Grant, Benlta
Hume. Jack La Rue. Glenda Farrell
and Roscoe Karna. The picture plays
at the Rialto theater today and to
morrow.
'FAREWELL TO ARMS' ,
AT ROXY TWO DAYS
A Farewell to Arms,' featuring
Helen Hayes, Gary Cooper and
Adolpbe Menjou, comes to the Roxy
theater today.
The film Is a faithful reproduction
of the Hemingway novel, telling the
story of Frederic Henry, American
lieutenant In the Italian ambulance
corps, and Catherine Barkley, a Brit
ish nurse, who meet and love against
the background of war.
'PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 3. (AP)
The contract for construction of a
receiving station and warehouse at
Roseburg for the Pacific Poultry Pro
ducers co-operative has been awarded
to A. F. Arthur of McMtnnvllIe. it
was announced today by Mlsa Edna
B. Reed, manager of the association.
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SEATTLE, Sept. 3. (AP) Homer
V. Harrington, 37, rescued a little boy
from the vicious attack of a shepherd
dog, then collapsed and died while
fighting the brute, the coroner laid
today.
will operate an exchange room In the
Lincoln school, where problems of
children's clothing will be handled,
It was announced yesterday by Mrs.
Roy Buckingham, chid welfare chairman.
Persons interested in this work, or
who wish assistance, are requested
to call the club president, Mrs. Ethel
Slorcy of 439 North Front street, or
Mrs. Buckingham of 230 South Cen
tral avenue.
A number of articles of clothing
have already been turned over to the
club, and persons having any wear
able articles tr.at they do not need,
arc requested to donate them to the
club, where they will be greatly ap
preciated. 4
Aj;re to Disagree
PRAHA. Sept. 3. (Jewish Tele
graphic Agency) The eighteenth
wor Id Z lo n 1st cong reas e n t e red 1 ts
final session tonight with a complete
lack of agreement among Its factions
on leadership of the organization for
the next two years.
STUDIO SHOWING
'KING KONG' TODAY
"King Kong," featuring Fay Wray
and Robert Armstrong, opens at the
Studio theater today.
"King Kong" is a terror the
mightiest terror man, either In or
out of fiction and of the movies, ever
attempted to capture and subduel
The Imagination of the story Is
something to marvel at, but the vis
ualization of it Its prod net Inn is a
miracle of modern science. It blends
fancy with realism so magically that
you question what Is fact and what
isn't 1
Extravagant with Its surprises and
action, "King Kong" sweeps one Into
a new realm of entertainment and
leaves one with something to wonder
at and talk about.
Peace Pact Signed.
LONDON, Sept. 2, (AP) Router's
News Agency reported from Rome
that Premier Mussolini today signed
a pact of neutrality and non-aggrcs-slon
with soviet Russia. -
Tt'd and Evelyn Hchrader
(former Fam-hon Marco Team)
WILL OPEN A
DANCE STUDIO
In the
Medford Armory
Thursday, Sept. 7th
AH Typcn of Dancing
Private and CIobs
PHONK K95-J fop particular,.
Shows at
2:00 . 3:15
7:15 - 9:15
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RB SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE
Mats 25o
Eves 35c
.Kiddies a Dime
Slinwn at
2:0(1 - 3:15
7:15 - 11:15
wohi.i)' finest sorxn
Mill IV
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Kiddles a Dime
RC lllfill FIDELITY WIDB KAXdE
. . Today and Monday . .
S3CIETY GOES SAVAGE
Three Miles From Shore
Buy Your Winter
FUEL riOW !
Order
GREEN PINE SLABS
Delivered
Direct From the Mill
This fuel will dry in about 30 days and you have effected
A BiG SAVING
Phone 7
Timber Products Company
End No. Central Ave. A Good Firm to Trade With
RCA r-EHFECT SOIND
TODAY KS
and MONDAY
. Defying a World
Gone Mad With
Hate
HELEN' . rf.
HAYES
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Where anything goes . . and every
body goes to do it!
Lured together by land
, forbidden pleasures aboard
W these dangerous decks of
chance and romance! . , .
Where- no owi art broken
because no laws are made'.
AiABUm
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Ml Paramount Piclur with mm
CARY GRANT
BENITA HUME
JACK La RUE
GLENDA FARRELL
ROSCOE KARNS
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"OId Ka( TO BUIlM"
"ArroM America In 10 Mlnulei"
fithe Newnrwl
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... wfwie ixactteu. peh become, campiu ptttvu. J
Here's College Life As It Ought a Be! ...
The tuniest . . . crooniest
. . . looniest spectacle that
ever gets a diploma! Here'
college life in the Raw-Raw
Raw . . and it's NOT MILD I
'f 0O.tiiXWIgs. 1UUU1C3V SUOliHHilO Willi. W 7"V
1 Cz llkA ever gets a diploma! Here' jT --'L
1 f college life in the Raw-Raw T
Raw., and it's NOT MILD I f "jjlrfl r&
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HEAR THESE S0N0S:
"Learn To Croon"
"Moonstruck"
"The Old Ox Road"
"Play BaU"
A Paramount Plctura with
BING CROSBY
GEORGE GRACIE
BURNS &AUEN
"ond the brother
RICHARD ARLEN
MARY CARLISLE
JACK OAKIE
and the
Ox Road Co-eds
Plus
"MOONLIGHT FANTASY" with VINCENT LOPEZ
"ALOHA 0E" SCREEN BONO
SPORT REEL NEWS
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