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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1933)
1MEDF0RD IZATL TRIBTJXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1933. PAGE ELEVEN A Local and Personal ! . ; . .1 "State Trooper," Rialto Film VUlt DeVoes Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Randall of Canby art vUltlnc Mr. nd Mra. a. A. DeVoe hers. KIM Dog Ernest Roger of Jack aonyllla ran or a dog on WMKra .venue, killing It. he reported to the elty police etatlon. Bloycla Stolen O. V. Robinson had a bicycle stolen from the foot ball field yesterday, according to city police offlcere. MIm Cooksey Visitor Miss Donna Codkser of the Cinderella shop here, Tlalted friends In Grant Paaa Wed nesday. Bishop In Hospital Lee Blsaop f radio etatlon KMEB underwent- a major operation at the Community hospital today. V Ooeat Here Harry DeVoe of Olen- wood. Wash., la In Medford visiting his parents. Mr. and Mra. D. D..De- Voe, and his nromer u. a. . Return from Portland Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Robinson returned to Med ford last night from Portland, where they were called by the aeawi ot Mr. Robinson's grandmother. Strikes Dor Gene Terrell of 831 Second street reported to city police v.nterdav that he hao run over m. inlurlng It. The nan-s of the owner was not Hated. ' . Find Bicycle The bicycle belong ing to Jack Flt?erald. reported -olen from the Junior high school, fras found on South Ho!l7 street yes terday, city pollc reporta show. Leave for Game Included among local folk 'attending the Mcdford Eugene football game In the latter 'rlty today are Patsy Smith, Hugh Esson and Elizabeth Esson. Radio Meeting The Amateur Ra dio club will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the city hall, for Its regular gathering, It was announced today. Mr. Kllborn nrrc O. H. Kllborn, Southern Pacific trainmaster, with headquarters In Roseburg, Is In Med ford today attending to business mat ters. With rharmacy Pletohcr Stout, rhn for a number of years has been associated with the West Side Pharm acy. Is now with the essi erne rnsrm acy at Main and Riverside avenue. Mr. Chlsholm Better A slight Im provement In the condition of Sam rhinholm. lnlured In a pedestrian ac cident Monday oil the north Paclflo hlehway. was reported ai ine oacrru Heart hospital today. Car stolen The Bulck sedan be w,in to Attorney Prank J. New- msn. was stolen from street last evening, a I with city police at East Eighth report filed 10:40 o'clock stated. lias Spray rolsonln Mrs. Jim Ping of SOB Palm street Is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital, receiv ing treatment for spray poisoning, friends stated yesterday. The poison ing resulted from Infection of a minor sore on her ankle, when she was working around the fruit. Her daughter, Mrs. Gladys Lee, recently arrived from the north to be near her. Ends Saturday Nite mm Also MICKEY MOUSE Comedy Traveltalk - Newt Lamb In Hospital Bob Lamb Is a patient this week st the Community hospltsl, where he underwent an op eration. Mrs. Warner Returns Having pent the past two weeks visiting in Portlsnd, Mrs. E. N. Warner has re turned to her home In Medford. Rainfall Llrht From I i. m. to 1 p. m. Thursday, the precipitation for Medford was record aa a trace, while from 5 a. m. yeawrday to 6 a. m. today, .! of m Inch was listed. , . Here for TOeeV-errd Kirs. Sue Bulley of 10G1 NlsnUe, w has been sendl9 the past two rnoxtha at Harbor, Sre., Is In $tHsrd for the week-end. Mas. JlemmHa ImpaoveW Brtends of Mrs. Eno Hemmlla, who aeeently underwent a major operation at the Community hospital, are gla4 to learn that she Is getting along satis factorily. Now In Oakland O. P. Sllllman, formerly of Medford. Is carrying mall In Oakland, having transferred from the local postofflce some time ago. Mr. Sllllman also plays In the letter carriers' band In Oakland. Resting Comfortably William Ray mond Blngmsn. the little boy who sustained severe Injuries Hallowe'en night, when struck by an auto, was reported resting comfortably at the Community hospital today, hla con dltlon being much Improved. Gels Building Permit A building permit was Issued by the city today to Dr. R. C. VanValzah for construc tion of a woodshed at a cost of $100, at the residence at 19 Elm street, which he recently purchased through the Tengwald agency. Leave for North John Snider and Glen Kewland are spending the week end In Eugene and Corvallla. They plan to attend the Oregon-Utah game at Eugene tomorrow. John will visit his sister, Miss Mary Snider, a student at the university. Altar Guild Meet Announcement was made today of the St. Mark's Altar Guild meeting, which will be held at the home of Mra. John Mof fat, on Florence avenue. Monday evening. November 6. A covered dish supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Fined a DollarGeorge McDonough. Sams Valley farmer, was fined one dollar and M SO costs In Justice of the Peace W. R. Coleman's court yea. terday, on charge of fall, , to stop at a stop sign on the Is-. -i)e hlgh- way. The arrest waa made by state , police. " 1 Sllllman at School Word has been ! received by Medford relatlvea that George P. Sllllman. who graduated from Medford high school In 1939. Is completing his last yesr at the Uni versity of California at Berkeley. He has been elected manager of the Ice hockey tear. there. ' Mears 111 Word has been received here that Fred Mears, who hss been seriously 111, Is much Improved at this time. He la wfth his sister, Mrs. Catherine Kittrldge In Palo Alto. Cal. Mr. Mears moved to sslem early this year, and was practicing law there wnen he became 111. Fire Damage Heavy During the nine months' period ending Septem ber 30. 1933. there were 18 fires In Josephine county, damaging property valued at S1S7.011, and with an ac tual loss of $13,759. according to the report made by the state fire mar shal's department Thursday. The amount of Insurance was $141,37! and losses were psld, $11,385, with a per cent of loss to value at 8.33 per cent, the report said. Orants Pass Dally ! Courier. ... j Visit Road Camp--A party of for- estry offlclsls today are visiting the I NRA rosd crew esmp south of Ash" ' land, where the men are working on I the Siskiyou summit road. The group i includes James F. Prsnklln, regional I ! engineer for the forest service, with I headquarters In Portlsnd,. his assist- ! ; ant, K. P. Cecil, In charge of road 1 and trail work; Hugh B. Rankin. ! i supervisor of Rogue River national ( 1 forest, and Bill Jones, road auper i Intendent for the Rogue River na tlonal forest. Yesterday they visited the BCW oampe at Applegat and I carberry creek. Artists9 Feud On Craterian Screen ! To the Slim fiummervltlfl-Zatu PltU farce, "Lore, Honor and Oh Bibyl" the rgulnr feature on the Craterian nrnyrimhu rwxtn nrlrlsvi nnthtr of Late lt aprlng. the prew wire , w.lt . n,.n in.pAi rmiv .. atirted getting hot flashing the new i phonlM one teUa the ,tory of a wva.r, .,,,aan v.v,( ..old Kln co.M It w 1 be afreened Wlnchell'a account of fm ... hrtM .uh .... P1t,,..o,imm-r. vllle feature. Matthew; BctzRegi$"Joomey;dnc4Evalyn Knapp' h "State Trooper" A Columbia' Picturt to Walter Wlnchell's account of "Broadway Through a Keyhol.'' Catching the dupper rolnmntut u he wended hts way don the alslea of a fight arena, Jolwin anting heavy fist that caught the unltcky Wlnchelt smack on the nose. Broadwuy Through a Keyhole." the subject that caused a near riot that hndn't been billed aa part of the fight proRram that night, come to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a four days engagement. In It Wlnchell tells what he livlsU Is the "Inside dope wife. He mentions no names that are familiar but Jolon and hi de mure mate, the Ruby Kecler of recent mufflcftlA, believed that Wlnchell wa taking a backhand slap at their courtship and ultimate marriage. Bo that as it may. the leading roles are handled by Russ Columbo. a singer in hi own right, and Constance Cum mlngs, who portrays the part of a dancer. 4 Car Payt Hlg Dividend PORTLAND. Ore. "A good bar gain" remarked Theodore Lear as he bought a decrepit automAlle for 14 Under the sent he found a 20 bill. He ald he planned to get married on the money. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Roaenbaum are the parents .of a son, weighing 7 pound. 15 ounces, born today at on a prominent singer and his the Sacred Heart hospital. DA'HCE Kverv Sat. Site K. P. Hall with Orejon Lu in her Jacks Modern and Old-Time lanclng Gents 35c Ladles Free "State Trooper," playing at the Rialto theater today and tomorrow, has Regta Toomey cast aa the dar ing trooper and Evelyn Knapp as the girl who finds out thac he can't "take It" when it comes to love. Bar bara Weeks and Raymond Hatton are also featured. Tomorrow night .1 again preview night at the Rialto. "Lucky Dog." with "Chic" Sale and Buster, his dog. has been chosen a the extra feature. It t:is the story of a man and a dog, and haa Sale without his old-man makeup for the first time on the screen. Snows at 1:45 7:00-9:00 Sentences Suspended W. R. Giles. 27, Carl Rearaon. 26. and . Trank : Franklin, 23, all charged with being I drunk In a public place, were each sentenced to 10 days In the city Jail, when they appeared before Judge A. D. Curry in city court this morning. Alt three sentences were suspended. Kill Many Birds According to re ports, the bears are not the only animals coming nearer civilization Coyotes visited the J. D. Powera ranch about one and one-half mile north of Grants Pass Tuesday night, killing and partly devouring 12 turkeys, one duck and one rabbit, a news report In the Orants Pass Dally Courier states. Special communication of Medford Lodge No. 103. A. P. & A. M., Friday, Nov. 3. 7:30 p. m. Work in E. A. degree. Visitors welcome. By order of O. W. DeJarnett. W. M GEO. ALDEN, Secy. A Dr. J. J. Emmens. now In the east, wishes to.stste tha tDr. Bywater ot Grants Pass Is In no wsy connected with his practice. Dr. Emmens does not refer any cases to Dr. Bywater. i Dr. Emmens will return shortly. ! by Broken windows glaaed Trowbridge Cabinet Works. rOO LATE It) CLASSIFY CASH PAID tor men-e secondhano sulta odd suate. data and shoes Will H Wilson. 33 N Front 3t- TOMATOES for eaie. delivered Sat urday. 25 lbs. 40'" 50 lbs. 10c. Phone 1059. FOR SALE 1 fine pigs. Flnley ranch. Route a. WANTED Children to care for by hour, day or week. In my home. Beat care; reasonable rates. Tel. 1368-X. BUSINESS college girl for room and board. wants work Phone 866. FOR RENT Small 3-room furnished house. 233 No. Grape. FOR SALE Extra fine Mammoth Bronre turkeys. 3.50 and 500 apiece. W. H. Penlnger. 3 miles north of Central Point on hlway. ENTRY BLANK 1 hereby enter the CRATERIAN Thcatre-McKesson Drue, Com panv'i Radio Stage Opportunity Contest and agree to the published rules for this event. I will present myself when called at the CRATERIAN Theatre for a first appearance and In the city finals on NOVEMBF.R 1GTI1, should I be selected. Name Please print In full Address Name of your Druggist. Age.. No. in act- Phone Type of act Signature of. parent or guardian If entrant Is under 21 years of age. iamriK Mala . Kve. . Klrirtlr 1,1c 250 ; 10c! Today and Saturday HUMAN DYNAMITE HELL-BENT Ffin APTIflN ! sr d Ills Idea of a good time was ' to get right Into the nild.t of exploding TNT! and then he learned about women from herl y 1 si tfi 8 v Pi 5 n 1 8 K'? m I f I .T in m m 'rV.'- 5 A i is It' ihi f i r fiy IP ( f Two Big Values which you can't afford to miss. Our regular week end specials are always ex-ceptional values watch for them. Whole Wheat Coffee Cake Scleral varieties to choose from, Vwce sjzfit 19 c eacfo 19 c the dozen' The whole wheat coffee cakes are new. The Baltimore doughnuts, an old favorite which many customers have asked us to repeat. Remember these specials are obtainable at either of our retail stores or any grocer. ffl.uiir.en miiniii I PL IS v I . -. ir si lfiifmrt- in alias i iHinm Tonite Joan Blondoll in ."BROADWAY BAD" SATURDAY ONLY Continuous Shows 1:30-11 roLiows nmru m Mi n& 4 rUANDU : Ym THE MAGICIAN ! i J n LOWE P : IDNUND Bela IUCOSI IrcMWar Menrv B. Walrhall Fox Picture Also- "THE WHISPERING SHADOW" Chap. 6 Comedy Mickey Mouse REGIS TOOMEY EVALYN KNAPP Barbara Weeks Raymond Hatton PLUS "Flirting !t The Park' A Musical Comedy . t "In The Good Old Wintertime" World of Sport m Metrotone News Every Saturday Night Is "Preview Night" Remain as our guests after the 9:00 o'clock show for a preview of DUTY MOORE'S & i FAIRGROUNDS DANCE SATURDAY MEN 35c LADIES 10c LUCKY DOG The sometimes tragic . . . often funny . . . story of a man and his best pal his pooch I with "Chic" Sale . and "Buster" (his mutt) No Extra Charge for the Extra Show SUN--M0N una. iM. Back In the Type Him the Idol of Millions! You'll love the rogue 1 WILLIAM 1911 mm in 1" Vfrr PRIVATE PJTCCTjyi 62 f "Ci MARGARET LINDSAY Wives who want the truth . . . Girls who want romance call Detective 62! ' it P ti r-'f.'.-;? i visjunn ssilii Show, at 1:45 ;00-9:00 i llats. . . S5o Kvps. 30 KlrllllM . lltt Ends Tomorrow Night FUNNY -BUSTING BARRAGE of BUFFOONERY Slim at the ambulance chasing law-' yerl r-rs4i;'!' Zasu as the blush 1 n'g " breach-of promisee." ' SUMMERY! LLE ZASUPinS; the "great lovers" of the screen in a grand piece of delicious hilarity! Another Great Walt Disney Cartoon "OLD KING COLE" Revue Kewsreel Every Saturday Night Is Preview Night Remain as our guests after the 9:00 o'clock show for a preview of "THE SILK EXPRESS" nurtllnf arrosa tha continent In a mad rara ' against miles and mlnutss . . . rlalmlni; right- of-way orsf human happiness and human Ufa . freighted with hate, greed, murder and lore! It Rill thrllll with NEIL HAMILTON .. SHEILA TERRY ARTHUR BYRON ALLEN JENKINS DUDLEY "DIGGES ,. GUY KD3BEE HAROLD HUBER ROBT. BARRATT No Extra Charge for the Extra Show STARTS SUNDAY: The Greatest Peep Show On Earth! The Inside Dope On The Story That Caused Al Jolson To Sock Waller Winchell On The Jaw ... . , . and Now Winchell Is Dishing It Out! Afy:- - l My "jaj ' 1' It A ijbV, h BROADWAY 1 l;iW A.A KEYHOLE W$ i Vi lK W dVemii hs kp as his hMil l 1 ! hU ll I fj csJumaa-witlt Hi. strsm tHd tll II lof hlml Yu1l NtJ)jP jf -ft W hum Ih taag. thru Twr t. art and lovj(ih)fl h"sa tJ3? Vljiy BIO MUSICAL' "DRAMA' OFjWB DIGSiiMI Yl ly conitanci eoMMiNO$r.,ius'eoiuMio 1 . i Jl PAUL KIUtl.1 itOSJOMSIIlIt JOIOOt ATOW 1, f J nXAS OUINAMt 10OII WANCIS VWUIAMS Vk, AM LYMAN AND HIS IANO Xy
