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jrEDFORD HAIL THIBTTCni, irEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1933 PAGE SEVEN Local and Lemraon to Portland Crawford C. Immon left today on the Shasta for Portland. Durno to Game Dr. E. W. Durno Is leaving today for Eugene, to attend the Oregon-Idaho game, scheduled for tonight In the university city. Callers Yesterday Mra. Royal Brown of Eagle Point wu a, business visitor in Medford yesterday. Another was Mra. Malzle Bates of Ashland. Mrs. Warner Leaves Mrs. E. N. Warner left yesterday by train for Portland, where she plana to remain for two or three weeks, visiting friends. From San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Williams of San Francisco were business visitors In Medford yes terday and were welcomed by a num ber of friends. Stay Overnight Flying a Pokker army ship, Captain Galloway, Lieu tenant Olaser and Lieutenant Titus stopped in Medford overnight en route of Pearson Field from Crlssey Field. Guests of Winkles Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Letcher of Grants Pass motored to Medford Wednesday evening where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Winkle for the evening. Goes to San Jow N. B. Taylor of the local StnndarH Oil offices Is leav ing Sunday for San Jose, Cal.. where he Is being transferred. He will be sub-station salesman in that district. Stop at Port Major Muse and .Captain Mcintosh, flying a basic "trainer, stopped at the Medford air port today, en route from Fort Lewis, Wash., to Crlssey Field, Cal. Visit In Ashland Mra. George Cod ding and her parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Corlles, from Medford. visited in Ashland Thursday morning, accord ing to the Tidings. plan Rummage Sale The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Baptist church will hold a rummage sale on West Sixth street, opposite the Holly theater, on Saturday. They will have home-cooked foods for sale. Returns Home Mrs. J. H. Clark of Monterey, Cal., left Thursday for her home, having been called here by the( serious Illness of her mother, Mrs. M. 6. Sollss, who, her friends will be glad to learn, la much Improved. leaves for South Francis Lange. assistant architect for the national park service In the western district, who has been spending the summer at Crater Lake, left last evening by motor for San Francisco to report to the district otflces. He plans to spend the winter In the bay district. Visit Follre Station Captain Lee Bown of the stato police and Chief of Medford Police Clatous McCredle visited the Ashland police depart ment Wednesday afternoon and were enthusiastic in their comments about the new Jail and new police offices. ' Chief McCredle was surprised and pleased to find such wel-equlpped and convenient quarters. Ashland Daily Tidings. It Ends Saturday Nite mm NniiRhtlcnt, Nuttlcal, Musical, with Also Mickey Mouse Charles Ruggles and Phil Harris in "The Whoopee Party" The Santera In "Four Wheels No Brakes" "Willie Onager Musical" rathe News RCA PHRFECT SOISD Ends TONITE Warner Baxter in SIX HOURS TO LIVE" SATURDAY ONLY Continuous Shows 1:30-11 BLAZING ACTION! CATTLE STAMPEDES! MAN HUNT! FUMING GUNS smashing. rrnlilnn picture pre vnllni I'f.lFR B. KYNB tory of red rntirnce In Ihe Mount WWtnrt cow country. Wji&T "THE SHADOW" Chap. 4 The Shadow strikes IP I tame Relation Scrappy Cartoon Personal Mrs. Milestone Returns Having spent the put several weeks In Kan- sas City visiting, Mrs. o. Milestone returned to Medford on the Oregonlan thla morning. . She lett Medtord Jn August. Inspect Road. county court and County Engineer rm nynmng wero in the southern end Of th Prtllnt tVi- Itnlinl PM. Irs says, inspecting road, Including ww wmcn nas oeen compieieu on the Dead Indian road, Thursday. Knocks Bumper Off When leaving the curb on North Central avenue, between Fifth and Sixth streets, Mrs. Ray Linn reported to city polios that another car knocked the bumper from her machine. The accident occurred at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Traveling North J. H. Dyer, assist ant general manager of the Southern Pacific company, with headquarters In San Francisco, was traveling north on the Shasta today In his special car, "Del Monte." Mr. Dyer confer red at the local station with A. S. Rosenbaum. district freight and pas senger agent. Transferred to Klamath Falls Orben Cooksey, employe of the Stand ard Oil station north of the railroad tracks, has been transferred to Klam ath Falls following the discontinuance of all-night service In that station. Mr. and Mrs. Cooksey left for their new home Thursday. Grants Pass Dally Courier. On Hunting Trip Warem Dore mus and W. M. Byrum of Medford were visiting in Ashland Thursday with Mr. and Mra. S. D. Doremua, and were hunting in Valley View. Mr. Doremus in employed at Montgomery Ward's and Mr. Byrum is a Standard Oil employe, the Ashland Tidings states. Conducts Services Last Tuesday evening Rev. Joseph Knotts, pastor of the First Methodist church, motor ed to Selma and held a service with the CCC boys camped at that place The service was held around a huge bonfire. Marvin Burke accompanied Rev. Knotts on the trip. Carters Oo North Mr. and Mrs. George Carter left this afternoon for Eugene to attend "Dad's day" fes tivities at the University of Oregon tomorrow. Their son Max is a stu dent this year at the university. While In the north they will visit other relatives in Eugene and their son Bob, who is attending Oregon State col lege. They will return Sunday. Shows 1:45 7:00 - 9:00 Today and Saturday He Has the Best Job in Town and He Makes the Most of It! SAFE FROM Klpi EVERYBODY BUT HER B05TCUARD !K with f IT i EDMUND fj Snn-Mon. M Helen 1 M- r. i nr,r,i m 1 "DISGRACE) if 1 Bruce Cabot "S. Her on Business Everett Pabor. Central Point merchant, was a busi ness caller In Medford this morning. Kills Bobcat Vernon Meyer of Lake Creek was in Medford today to col lect bounty on a bobcat killed by himself. He received three dollars. Apply for License Louis Brockhoff of San Mateo, Cal., and Rosa Koml- bsclty of the same city applied for a marriage license here today. Sweeney Oo North Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Sweeney left Medford yester day for Oregon City, called north by the death of Mrs. Sweeney's father, J. A. Confer, for whom funeral serv ices will be held tomorrow. Chorus to Meet There will be a meeting tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock, in the county courthouse auditorium of the Jackson county teachers' chorus, under direction of Miss Harriet Baldwin. The meeting will be preceded by one of the first aid group. Noe In Accident Clarence T. Noe of 233 South Riverside avenue filed an accident report with the city police concerning a collision on the Crater Lake highway at 8:15 o'clock last evening. Charles Bouasum waa list ed as a witness. The report stated that the truck with which he collided was on the wrong side of the road, on a curve. The aid of the Mall Tribune was asked today by G. Rongsted of 1130 Second avenue, East, Kallspell, Mont., In an effort to locate Samuel H. Bau man, formerly of Great Falls, Mont. The latter nad an aunt living In Medford 12 or 13 yean ago, Rong sted announced In his letter that he has tried to locate the man In nu merous cities and failed. Through the aunt, be believed to be here, .he hopes to trace his friend, 4 Business Cheer WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. ( AP ) The American Railway association announced today that loadings of revenue freight for the week ended October 14 were 664.038 cars, an In crease of 9630 over the preceding week and 14,368 over the 1932 week. The BAPTIST LADIES are holding a cooked food sale Saturday, October 21, in the I. O. O. F. Bldg., opposite Holly theater. Mats Eves. Kiddles . . 2.1c . 100 Hli Job was to protect the darl ing of the footlights . . . and business was a pleasure! Jesl ous Broadway Romeos hired him to keep the others away . . the longer he worked, the more he loved his Job! J WYNNE GIBSON MARJORIE WHITE JOHNNY HINES FUZZY KNIGHT tA Taramounl Ticturt Annr.n "Dlrnrce Courtship" Riot of Laughs Csrtoon . snapshots Newsreel Johnny Hines in Johnny Hints as the demon press agent for Wynne Olbsona musical comedy, finds himself about to loos; lllto the business end of Edmund Lowe's gat. It's a scene from "Her Bodyguard," playing at the Rialto Craterian Preview Is "Mind Reader" Warren William has the leading role in "Mind Reader." at the Crat erian theatre tomorrow night as the extra feature on the regular Satur day night preview. Constance Cum- mtngs la the feminine lead ana oin ers In the cast include Allen Jen kins. Earle Fox and Natalie Moor head. The story throws an amusing ray of light on the hokum behind the medicine and caravan shows with their fortune tellers, crystal gazers, barkers and shllts. The theme Is unique and treats of a most unusual characterization In the buoyant and bombastic Chandra the Great, for tune teller par excellence, faker through and through, but wlthali a loveable rascal with dominating per sonality, particularly with women who are strongly attracted by his roguish charm. "The Mind Reader," is an addition to the regular program consisting of Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter In "Paddy, the Next Beat Thing." Walt Disney's "Three Little Pigs." a musi cal comedy In color, and a news reel. TOM MIX WESTERN AT ROXY SATURDAY Action and a "different" western Shows 1:4.1 7:00-9:00 HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! It Ends Tomorrow P ith WALTER CONNOLLY . HARVEY STEPHENS "WHO'S AFRAID OF THE RIG BAD WOLF" Walt Disney 'i All-Color "Three Little Pigs" C0L0RT0NE REVUE NEWS Every Saturday Night Is "Preview Night' Attend the 9:00 o'clock show and remain as our guesta for The MIND READER It'i fun to KNOW . . . It's more fun to be FOOLED with WARREN WILLIAM Constance Cummings Allen Jenkins The inside story of the biggest faker that ever held the secrets of a woman's future or sold the secrets of the past I All for the Regular Admission Price Rialto Comedy theater today and tomorrow. Lowe la cast as the tough mug hired to protect Miss albson from unwelcome attentlona of would-be aultora. It leada to a number of Interesting de velopments. story are the outstanding features ot Tom Mix's picture, "Flaming Guns." the Peter B. Kyne epic, which opens at the Roxy tomorrow. The film la filled with hard-riding, sensational marksmanship and. hand to hand fighting. E Members of the Jackson County Medical society have been greatly In terested in the column of Dr. Wm, Brady appearing dally In the Mall Tribune, ln which he recently dis cussed the effect of calcium treat ment of migraine, as worked out by Dr. L. Dow Inskeep, city physician of Medford. Dr. Brady's column was devoted to the discussion of the traeatment as reported by Dr. Inskeep In Northwest Medicine. Stated communication of Medford Lodfte No. 103, A. I & A. M., Friday, Oct. 20. at 7:30 p. m. Visitors In vited. O. W. DeJarnett. W. GEO. ALDEN, Secretary. Mats. Eves. Kiddles 2.1c . 33c 100 The Grandest Screen Show We've Ever Had the Pleas ure of Showing u M, i Holly Premiere f I vA & If I"" ' J Ther Is an animate sparkle that Intrigues In the new Maurice Chev alier picture which has Its premier at the Holly theater tomorrow. M nil rice, as Francois ts he walk lng ballyhoo for the Jack-of-all trades, Bibl, who can do anything from taking your photo against any locality In the world to providing artificial coats of tan for chiseling wives. The laughs come fast when Francois talks himself Into a Job. Francois has a bad time when the carnival knife-throwing guardian of the sad-eyed Madeleine, who never knew any happiness, tries to get her back. The film ends with a burlesque siap-sucK wrestling match. The cast Includes Ann Dvorak. Ed ward Everett Horton, Arthur Plerson and John Mlljan. m SUNDAY ONLY All Shows Matinee and Evening Entertainment Treat of the Year! 0 emifl'is sir7! Rli A ,f t 1 EZZJ H ON THE pnnrrii i . n bp i" n i 1 Ifr." it w LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY FOR SUCH ADULTS r.'vil !:',l':"t't 40c FROM HUNT, BALKS AT N.R.A. COMMENT NEW YORK. Oct. 20. (AP) J, p Morgan, America's most noted bank-! er, was In a quandary about the new ; Danking laws as he returned on the Bcrengarla today from a sojourn of three months In Europe. "It is the business of the banks to obey the lew," he said, "but I don't know yet what that means." Morgan's Interview was the first he has ever granted to ship news re porters. He talked enthusiastically about Improvement in England but declined to comment on toe NRA or anything that had been going on In his own country. "Don't you see," he said, "I want to get the feel nf the water and talk to those who do know what's going on." "Do you feel." he waa asked, "that private bankers will have to concen trate on Investment banking rather than commercial banking as the re suit of the new banking law?" "When I went away three months ago," he replied, "I said I didn't know w,hat the new laws mean and that we would have to find out first and then do whatever we are sup posed to do." In declining to discuss any phase of the NRA, he said: "I don't know enough about It." "England Is getting on very well, SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE STARS OF MIRTH-AND MELODY THE HOTTEST. PEPPIEST, FAST EST COLORED MUSICAL SHOW IN AMERICA! Featuring BROOMHELD & GREELEY DRAMA OF DEVOTION! 3 ; .'1 4 m wm jounHtY" with MAY ROBSON DOROTHY JORDAN JOEL MeCREA Matinee 0 and 9 Evening he said. "Improvement certain to well set In there. The heavy Indus tries are showing Improvement and the w.hole feeling there la that things are better and Improving. "I had six weeks of grouse shoot ing and uninterrupted good weather and I am feeling much. Improved in health if that la of any Interest." Competent Ladies' Barber at Bow man's. 18 8. Central. Phone &7 Xov appointment. Warns Early J. A. Coomes, independent service station operator, Eagle Point, claims winter driving hazards more perilous than summer traffic. Warns thou sands of motorists using worn rubber to replace with Yale Tires before bad weather sets In. Boosts Rlchlube as all-year lubricant. adv. Who elM could portrsy th liv 1 lng soul of the f siiiiiy doctor i n A GREAT SH0W1 r CHILDREN 25c ' " . wr'Y '-' .'.? ' nr V ' '' IKS : SBBBliBBBj 11 l giy 1 I i it.; B-T.'-WS nssMst I
