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SrEDrORD MAIL TRIBTJKE, BEDFORD, OREGON, TTEDXESDAT. OCTOBER 18, 1933 PAGE PTVE "Paddy" Opens at Craterian Local and Personal On Sick List Mrs. J. R. Woodford is reported 1U thia week at ber borne Mrs. Bogga Ml Friend of Mrs. O C. Boggs are sorry to learn that she la 111 at her borne thia week. Here from Coqullle A vlaltor lu Med ford over the week-end from the coast was K. L. Stantnger of Coq utile. Business Caller Here Howard Weaver, representative of the Luxlte Hosiery company, waa in Med ford yes terday attending to business matters. Indigent Cases Indigent cases monopolized the time of the Jackson county court in session thia morning. Various localities were represented In the list of applicants for aid. Callers Yesterday Among visitors in Medford yesterday from other towns were Mrs. A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass and Miss Hattle Howlett of Eagle Point. Get Divorce Decrees Two divorce decrees were granted in circuit court thia morning. They were in the case of Nathlee Hawes vs. William James Hawes, and Dorothy Burnett vs. Floyd Burnett. TheoHonhy Class Sleets The open class in theosophy will be held at the home of Mrs. Ida Wood, Thurs day evening at 7:30 o'clock. The sub' Ject for discussion wilt be "Man and His Bodies, Visible and Invisible." Moore Itecovers Loren Moore of Butte Falls left the Sacred Heart hos pital this morning after spending 10 days there, receiving treatment for serious injuries of the left leg. He was reported In a much improved condition. Kxamluer Due Here Ward McReyn olds, examiner of operators and ohauf fcurs, will be In Mediord Friday and Saturday, October 20 and 21, to con duct examinations at the city halt between the hours of 9 and 5 o'clock and 8 to 5 o'clock, respectively. . ' Mrs. Jennings Moves Mrs, Ralph Jennings has rented her home on the Jacksonville highway and la now with her son-in-law and daughter,' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jennings, She will spend the winter with them at their home, 618 South Holly. Raker Is Caller S, W. Baker, assist ant special deputy supervisor in charge of Spokane Savings bank liquidation. Is in Medford, and while here Is making his headquarters at the office of Carl Y. Tengwald, local representative. Rummage Sale Planned The wom en of Sacred Heart Catholic church are making plans for the rummage sale scheduled for Friday and Satur day of this week. It will be jreld in the Whillock buidlng on West Main street, and promises to offer many bargains. Chorus to Rehearse The Teachers' Chorus of Jackson county will hold regular rehearsal Saturday morning, October 21, at 10:30 o'clock, at the auditorium Of the courthouse. Miss Harriet Baldwin is the director. Mrs. Effle Herbert Yeoman la the accom panist. All members are urged to be present. Church Lawn Graded The first section of the new church lawn at Phoenix was graded and seeded on Monday, under the direction of C. C. Hartley, chairman of house and grounds, assisted by Messrs. Frame, Walker, Roberts and Peterson. Seed for the lawn was donated by the Mon arch Seed and Feed company of Med ford. Grangers Plan Soctal The Talent Orange plans to hold a social meeting Thursday night. A short business meeting will precede the program, ac cording to the announcement yester day. Cards and dancing will be en Joyed and a box supper. All women and girls are asked to bring boxes. An invitation Is extended all Grang ers. Pftper Is Out "The Bulldozer," published by Camp Lake o' the Woods, is now off the mimeograph, and In cludes a number of Interesting ar ticles, poetry and Information con cerning the camp. The foreword in the issue states: "These pages have been developed in response to an ln eisent demand on the part of the of ficers and men of Camp Lake of the Woods F-40, company 1642 CCC, for company newspaper that will give reliable Information in regard to the many activities in which the com pany is engaged. Many of these pages are sent home to the folks in Illi nois, Klamath Falls, Medford and many other places for which they were intended." Original Program A group of or iginal songs by local writers and com posers will be presented over K.MED Friday evening at 6:30, and free com ments and criticisms by phone or postcard on th emerits of the com positions are requested by the writ ers. The numbers to be presented are:- "My Kid Brother," words and music by Joseph L. Fader; "Dreams of Home and You." words and music by Mrs. F. V. Bradford; "Please Won't You Come Back to Me." words and music by Clyde Davis; "Rose Song." words and music by Frank McCray. All four soncs will be sung by Mer land Tollefson, with Fred Alton Height, the arranger, at the piano. Chickens Stolen Peter Bateman of 1232 North Riverside avenue reported to police today the theft of 10 chick ens, nine Rhode Island Reda and one Plymouth Rock hen. In San Francisco A guest In San Francisco this week from Medford la Miss Donna Jones, who la registered at the Hotel Sir Francis Drake. , Baptist Rummage Sale The Bap tist Auxiliary wilt hold a rummage sale on West Sixth street, opposite the Holly theater, Thursday, Friday ana Saturday of this week. Johnson tn South Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Johnson are spending three weeka tn Oakland, Cal., where M: Johnson is doing special teletype work at the Oakland airport. Buchter Goes South Frank Buch ter, who has been a guest here for a time of his parents, la leaving today for San Francisco, where he la em ployed. AMERICA URGED BY BAKER TO RESIST EUROPE'S HATRED NEW YORK, Oct. 18. (VP) Newton D. Baker of Cleveland, former secre tary of war, asked today on behalf of the national conference of Jews and Christians, that "the outbreak of In tolerance abroad not be duplicated in this country." "Whatever may be the concern of any members of the conference per sonally about the overseas situation," his statement continued, "the con ference Itself expresses no opinion and seeks to have no Influence be yond the happy example we hope America will set in being a country in which neither race nor religion are allowed to be used for political and economic discrimination. "We thank God for the constitution of the United States and our whole object is to make Its great principles and guarantee effective not only in the courts, which enforce them, but in the hearts and minds of our own people." Mr. Baker said he wanted It clearly understood his remarks were not di rected toward the foreign situation. His statement came after a con ference of co-chairmen of the orga nizationRoger W. Straus, represent ing the Jewish religion; Professor Carlton J. H. Hayes, the Catholic re ligion, and Mr. Baker, the Protestant religion. "Big Executive9 "Now At Rialto Rlcardo Cortez, Richard Bennett, Elizabeth Young and Sharon Lynne are featured In "Big Executive," now playing at the Rialto theater. A story of the new-type big bual noss man, stock manipulator spec ulator, up-and-at-'em financier, the picture contracts with him the old type of empire builder, the men who made railroads. Industries, banks, mines and a nation of pioneers. Cortez plays the role of the mod ern "big executive" who has built hla fortune on the misfortune of others. No one man has been able to stop him In his headlong career until he falls In love with the great-granddaughter of Commodore Richardson, the 97-year-old retired empire build er of the past. 4 Ladles of the St. Anne's Altar So ciety are sponsoring a Rummage Sale, Friday and Saturday, In the Whillock Bldg. on West Main St. RCA PERFECT SOUND Last Times Tonight KATE SMITH In 'Hello Everybody" Thur. Warner BzJer In "SIX HOURS TO LIVE" HURRY! ENDS TONITE Double Feature Where the strong Forever Survive the Weak I "SAMARANG" (OCT OF THE DEEP) AND Gloria Swansnn In PERFECT INIIERSTANDINO" Starts Tomorrow "Melody Cruise" ,s .-rtfekyt. h rammmmmmmmmmt- . x ' ifj 7i f Shows at '$ 1:45 7:00 - 9:00 Warner Baxter and Janet Gaynor are co-starred In "Paddy, the Next Best Thing," playing at the Craterian theater until Saturday. - On the same program Is the Walt Disney All-Technicolor Silly Sym phony, "Three Little Pigs." with "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" ani mated In typical Disney fashion. "Paddy" tells the story of a madcap Irish lass, and offers Janet Gaynor In an absolutely new type role. Paddy's greatest asset Is at the same time her greatest liability. For she possesses the uncanny faculty of en slaving the affection of those with whom she comes in contact. She Is a rogue and Irresistibly charming. As the man who brings her down to earth and convinces her of his love, Warner Baxter Is said to bo in his most popular element. He Is suave, handsome and the gentlest of lovers. iJ' '"'vaiav- iw- v'7. 'y-i-xw-: a.'fe fV 1 ft jmajii.ii I, I . i jvgr- n W- slsTnsssi tselli i If rl 1 thai'. i.n,i.ii.npii.f;i) ymm umwusj. i a W I I SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE fc&ij Mats. ... 25c Eves. ... 35c Kiddies . 10c FW,iV Georgia Minstrels Coming To Craterian The minstrels are coming I Richard and Pringle's famous Geor- gia minstrels with 40 of the world's greatest comedians, dancers and sing ers, will be on the stage of the Cra terian theater Sunday only. Lionel Barrymore in "One Man's Journey" will be the screen attrac tion. This year'fis edition of the Georgia minstrels Is the greatest edition of this show ever attempted. They come to Medford direct from Snn Francisco en route to the Oriental theater in Portland. The show was booked into the Craterian through the Fanchon & Marco offices In Los Angeles. Featured with the show this sea son are Included Broomficld and Greeley, and their Harlem Nig.ht Club Girls beautiful high-brow native girls recruited from Broadway's great est night clubs. In addition, there are comedians that can really make you laugh; ballad singers that make a lump come up in your throat, and scenery that baffles description. A monster street parade will start from the theater Sunday noon and will travel through the principal streets In Medford. DANCE at ' Dance at Lake Creek Grange hall, Saturday night. Butte Falls orchestra. 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The unforgetable- stars of "Daddy Long Legs" . . . in a deliglitf nl romance of a fiery, gay, roguish imp ... and a big strapping fellow with a heart of gold and a twinkle in his eye I Janet Warner BAXTER In Walter Connolly Mary McCormic THE NEXT BEST THING Margaret Lindsay Harvey Stephens PLUS The Greatest Short Subject Ever Made! Walt Disney's All-Color Silly Symphony "THREE LITTLE PIGS" KEATI KINO "Who's Afraid of The Big Bad Wolf" IT'S WORTH THE PRICE OP ADMISSION ALONE! mi B55 Pi? ig 'mji.iiii,m hiihijii iimmmr. 'fr--
