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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1933. PAGE NINE 3 ll t Local and l ". Voi Dle A small terrier, licensad j lo Paul O. Rom of 8SS Perrydals. m i lound dead at 528 Boardman street r. Jut night. The harneaa waa uten ! . o the city police atatlon. t f ; 1 Fined In Court W. O. Schafer. 41. f Twai fined 10 In city court today 03 r Charges of drunkenness. A almllax I (fine waa Imposed on Charlea Jessl--man. 1 ; ! ... ; j Grocerlea Stolen James flmlth. i- i who resides on Ross lane, reported . jhast nlht to city police that some V'! groceries were stolen from his home there. ! !; ... Called to Agnus Deputy United States Marshal cal o. Wells left this morning for Agness, Ore., to attend .to matters concerning the federal government. ... To Visit Blacks-Mrs. William Rotn of San Francisco arrived In Medford on the Shasta this morning to spend the week-end as the guest of Mr. tnd Mrs. C. N. Black. Grunge to See Movies A two-hour Showing of Copco motion pictures will be the main feature of the en tertainment program at a big meet ing of the Illinois Valley Orange, near Kerby, tomorrow night. The pictures ; which will be presented by H. L y Bromley of this city, will Include the Yreka Gold Ru.h celebration and jother recent "Copco current events," ' si well as several short comedy reels. UCA PERFECT BOUND ENDS TONITE Frederic March in NRi "TONIGHT IS OURS" SATURDAY ONLY Continuous Shows 1:30-11 You've NeverSeenl Such Thrill-Speed ! "f 3ucL . JONES i with Loretta Sayers f Directed by D. Ross Lad.rman A Columbia Plolure And Look! Also Starts Tomorrow 12 Episodes of MYSTERY and INTRIGUE BEIA LliGOSI SURPRISES FOR KIDDIES AT THE MATINEE TODAY AND SATURDAY See OOUGU'S JR. is ft public idol who thinks he can Icid doublt life inq gee twiT with itl LORETTA HUH Eiermlly hit at lone ti the dorin't find out tb troth! A I I N E MacMAHOK She traits no on ho wears pints I AND 4 OTHER BIG STARS IN "T H E LIFE OF JIMMY DOLAN' ALSO Mlrker Mmulra Comedy Sport Reel I'atlie Ne Start, sun- ' The W hite sister" i. f2C Mermaid tVW Comedy gjB ' ) Scrappy If r- ' :i &- r .Ik. 1 ia,w . ..'wl Pi mm 1 Personal To Open Shop Bowman' Beauty Parlor and Barber ah op will be open-1 ed at their new location, 16-and Id South Central avenue, Monday morn ing, October 2, It waa announced to day. Leave for Lake Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson are leaving Medford today for their home at Fish lake, where they plan to remain during the winter. Their daughter Mary will attend school at Or If fin creek. Suitcase Stolen A. A. Nelson vf the Rainbow auto camp reported to city police Thursday evening at he had suitcase stolen from his auto uear Hubbard's store, at the cornnr of Main and Riverside. Goes to Baker Donald E. Lindsav. second lieutenant in the U. S. reserve army, who has been on active duty in the headquarters detachment of the C. C. C. here, has been transferred to the Baker district, It was an nounced today. Fllrgels Return Mr. and Mrs. Joe FUegel and son returned home last night from Portland, where Mr. Flls el has been attending the region il conference of district deputies and exalted rulers of the Elks lodge. They spent several days In the nothern city. Enters Medical School Robert Sleeter, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Sleeter, left this morning on the Shasta for Portland for the Univer sity of Oregon medical school. Roh- I crt was one of the 60 selected to en j ter the school, out of the list Jf nearly 400 applicants. Enrollment High A check of the high school enrollment at Grant! Pas shows there are 69 students at- tending, according to the Grants Pats Dally Courier. The figures lnclud-3 122 seniors, 124 Juniors, 140 sopho mores, 158 freshmen and 11 post graduates. New Manager Announcement has been made in Grants pass that Georgs j. Stevens has accepted the position of manager of the Redwoods hotel In that city, succeeding Al J. Mar tineau, whose resignation was accept ed some time ago, C. H. Dcmaray, stockholder, stated. To Keep Flag The flag recently awarded the O. C. C. camp at Moon Prairie for being the outstanding one :n that district, wtU remain at the camp until November, It was an nounced today at the C. O. C. head quarters. The flag will be re-awarded at that time, with two additional qualifications being named. Th.y are: Building the winter camp sites. and management of sub-camps while the winter sites ar eunder construe' Hon. Kitchen Display AttractsMuch in terest Is being shown in the all-electric kitchen display recently opened at the Copco home office bulldlti; on West Main street. This modern "dream kitchen" Is the first of Its STARTS SUNDAY FOR FOUR DAYS Wl LL ROQ ERS nnrcsiH uuuu .. with LOUISE DRESSER VERA ALLEN MARIAN NIXON Rialto Thriller 7 ' V Pat O'Brien and Mae Clarke are featured with BUI Boyd In "Flaming Gold" at the Rialto theater today and Saturday. The action-filled story is set against the background of the Mexican oil fields, and has Boyd and O'Brien as a couple of tough drillers who are fighting an oil monopoly. ROXY PROGRAM IS THRILL PACKED A terrific battle In a speeding auto gyro, death defying motorcycle stunts and the crash of an autogyro Into a huge radio tower, are a few of the thrills promised In the new serial, "The Whispering Shadow," which opens at the Roxy theater tomorrow Bela Lugosl. fllmdom'a favorite chill -producer, has the leading role, that of a sinister master magician, the proprietor of a speeky wax works, In the feature picture for Satur day, Buck Jones will be shown minus the wide sombrero and woolly chaps of his usual screen characterisation In "High Speed' he has a new type of role as a daring young racetrack driver. Anderson Aiding Local Inventors J. T. Anderson, patent draftsman with offices In Portland and Klam ath Falls, spent yesterday In Med ford assisting local Inventors with their problems. He will remain here Saturday to continue this activity. T,he visiting draftsman Is equipped to go Into the plants of inventor and manufacturer, consider their Individ ual problems and advise them re garding the best method of proceed -ure In developing their Inventions. kind to be exhibited In this part of the state, and has aroused much fav orable comment by the hundreds of local housewives who have Inspected It. Equipped with all modern elec trical appliances and the latest sci entifically arranged cabinets, the Copco kitchen represents the last word in household convenience. mm. -kw,"i ll Jnstt hat ool VI hare wanted to a II see! . . . Will I II Ilogere In an- II 1 other ""'"'l Zane Grey Hit Zane Grey's "Man of the Forest.' classed as the "ace" western of the year, plays at the Craterian theater today and Saturday. Randolph Scott. Harry Carey, Verna Hillie and Noah Beery have featured roles and ti.e cast also Includes "Lion Man" Bust-ir Crabbe and Vlnce Barnett. On the stage on both matinee and evening shows, the Craterian will nave GCC BOYS REGRET BAKER. Sept. 71. (AP) Although they san1; "Sldewa)ks of New York" on their way to the depot here last night many of the 359 CCC boys from th Atlantic coast who entrained lor home were sorry tr go and made last minute efforts to otay. The deadline for re-enllsttnenti had passed and officers were unable to comply with their requests however. gfci,wrsiOTa.rVilfaMWci.-a Shows at 3:)o 1:I5-!):I.-i 4Ti Unifi nanus! if- WORLD'S FINK ST SOUND .... RCA TODAY and SATURDAY Roaring Romance in the Mexican Oil Fields! Gushers blow in . . . geysers of oil become pillars of flame . . . and a whole field becomes a for est ..VI'M,:".".. l Coming Sunday I Liberty Magazine says: "4 Stars" and S 1 "She Out-Wests Mae West" I d SATURDAY NIGHT DINTY p MOORE'S LITTLE c CANTS at Craterian a special treat for the kiddles show ing a couple of cub bears who romp and play and have a high old time. Saturday night la again "Preview night" at the Craterian, and "Btondle .Johnson," with Joan Blonde U, Ches ter Morris and Allen Jenkins featured, will the extra feature to be shown It tells the story of a hard-boiled blonde who sets out to get what she vants In this world. The boys were enthusiastic about Oregon. The troopers were brought here yesterday in trucka and fed at the ball park CLEVELAND, 8ept. 29. (AP) Fl.al tribute was paid today to -be-t H. Baker, chairman of the board of the Plain Dealer, and member of the boatl of directors of the Associ ated Press, who died Wednesday. BAKER, Sept. 39. (AP) Dan Tem ple of Burns was fatally Injured this morning when a tractor overturned on hi mat the Murderer's Creek camp of th Civilian Conservation corps. He died a short time later. Eves. . Mats. . Kiddles 2 Ac ISC 10c HIGH IIDHUTV WIDE RANGE Fairgrounds Pavilion Men 35c Ladies 10c 10 GENERATE PEP FOR FOOTBALL SQUAD The Chamber of Commerce will hold a forum luncheon at the high school next Wednesday, October 4, at 13:00 o'clock noon. It waa an nounced t.ls morning by John C. Mann, who will act as chairman. The purpose of the luncheon Is to create enthusiasm among the citizens of Medford for the high school foot ball team and to give encouragement to Coach Burgher and his squad for the coming winter. The splendid records which have been set In the past by high school teams have been the means of ob taining a vast amount of publicity for Medford and It Is believed that similar results can be accomplished this year If the squad receives the united support of the community. Luncheon will be served promptly at 13 o'clock and those who desire to attend are asked to obtain tickets at the Chamber of Commerce, price 40 cents. Following the luncheon, an assembly will be held Jointly with the student body of the high school Shows at 2:00 7:1B 9:15 SOUTHERN OREGON'S -TODAY and SATURDAY- Meet Brett Dale, Hero of ' Zane Grey's Greatest Western! . Follow this-bard-riding, V straight-shooting man of.th -V j forest to thundoring thrills . . . I split-second action . . . rip-roar- 1 1 ijJ' 4 1 ing. romance in the greatest 11 ' 7w ''l'J Zane Grey story ever filmed I vl , s RANDOLPH SCOTT t f;l :'AD?K HARRY CAREY J a j 1 y.JS NOAH BEERY fiflfk A MvkV$fc VERNA HILLIE jf 4 I On the stage ... all shows S,.,. , .,. i Every Saturday Night Is "Preview Night Come to the 9 :00 o'clock show ... See the complete regular program and remain as our guests for a pre-view showing of . . , rDnnmiT.nn: m aw HEAVEN made her beautiful . . . WANT made her darinf MEN made her ruthless! ALL FOR THE PRICE OF THE REGULAR SHOW and the Chsmber of Commerce mem bers, at which time the program will be short and snappy. Mr. Mann as chairman win assure the team tiat Medford Is behind It and the remainder of the program will be taken over by a committee of old-time football players. This group Includes: Dr. F. G. Thayer, Dr. Edwin Durno, R. B. Hammond, fl. N. Butler. Robert Duff, L. H. Wil cox. Oltn Arnsplger, Ward Beeney and Justin Smith and they will be assisted by Verne Shangle. Herb Grey. Glenn Smith, Harry Hlnman and E. C. Ferguson. A meeting of the old-time football players has been called by Mr. Mann lor Monday next, at 5 p. m , at the Chamber of Commerce and It Is ex pected at that time to outline the short program for the forum meet ing. The high school student themselves will also participate in the program on Wednesday, "Chamber of Commence members have been giving their support to this year's program n a very com mendable way," stated Mr. Mann this morning, "and I sincerely trust that we shall receive a full measure of co-operation In our forum luncheon next Wednesday. The luncheon will be a little different from those which the Chamber of Commere has held In recent months, but I do feel that the business men and women of the community should give our high school students the support to which they are entitled." he con tinued. "It will be a real get-together mothers, fathers, sons and FINEST EXTRA! On the stage ... all shows SEE THE CUB BEARS They'll hand you the biggest kick yet! Selected Short Subjects with JOnn BlOilDELL daughters and the meeting ahould be one of the best ever attended and most enthusiastic that the chamber has held for months." Due to the fact that the high school authorities must know within a reasonable time the number to be expected, Chamber of Commerce members are urged to obtain their tickets as soon as possible. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Sept, 20 (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. 87i M .88i,i Dec. .90 .014 -89 M3i May .95 i 9b .934 94 Ol finals of the International A1U- ! ance of Theatrical Stage Employees I ana Motion Picture Machine Opera ' tors announced today that the Holly 1 1 hep. ter l as complied with the north- weft working conditions and wags 1 scale. Two me me bra of Local 073 will operate the Holly's projection ma chines on a thirty-hour week, ac cording to B. E. Marsh, manager of the theater. The Holly's projection room Is equipped with super Simplex ma chu.es and Western Electric sound ! eaulnmeut. In Medford Today Mrs. M. W. Barber, who operates the Convales cent home in Ashland, was a business visitor in Medford today. Mats. . . 25c Eves. ... 35c Kiddles . 10c I THEATRE lpirwaiwirissiisiiiftiiitiTi ' mmipr, if N
