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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIE TINE, BEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 19.13. PAOE SEVEN Local and Personal I From Crater Laker-Ranger Ferdle Hubbard of Crater Lake national park was a visitor In Modiord Saturday. Fined $10 Warner A. CBerj, 43, waa lined 10 In city court Saturday, i when charged with being drunk In a public place, Friday night. Marks Return! Fay Marks baa re turned to Med lord from Boise, Ida. where he hi been spending the past ten daya visiting hie parents. I From Medford Among those In ! Oranta Pass Thursday on business I was Professor C. Englehardt of Med i ford. Oranta Pass Dally Courier. ! ' Canfleld In Medford Chief Ranger David H. Canfleld of Crater Lake Na tlonal park waa a business visitor at the park offices in Mtdrord Friday. Shopping yesterday Among callers In Medford yesterday from other a towns were Mrs. S. E. Howlett of Eag le point and Miss Lura Burson of Phoenix. a Shops In Medford Mrs. Daisy Laws of Rogue River waa shopping in Mea ford Saturday morning, making the trip on the Oregonlan, and returning on the Shasta. Goes to Osden O. J. Blrk. manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance offices In thla city, left Friday eve ning for Ogden, Utah, to attend to business matters. He plana to return In about a week. , . . . Rosenhaum Retums-rA. S. Rosen baum, district freight, and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific com pany returned to Medford Saturday morning from a business trip to Rose burg and Oakland, Ore. Arrives for Funeral D. T. Cox ar rived here Saturday on the Shasta from Woodland. Calif., accompanying the body of hla wife, Mary Elmira Cox. formerly of Medford. Funeral aervlcea are to be held here thla af ternoon. ' At Forest Grove Miss Jean Steele la employed at the Rogue River na tional forest service offices in the fed eral building, assisting with the steno graphic work. The service la now deal ing with five ECW camps and two NRA road crews. Visit In Medford Mra. L. O. Grimes and Mrs. Ouy Tex of Central Point were In Medford Thursday on Busi ness, and also calling on Mra. Fankey. who la seriously 111 In the Sacred Heart hospital. Mra. Fankey la the mother of Mrs. Tex and Mrs. Mary Grieve. a Return from Vacation Mr. and Mra. J. D. Watklna and Mr. and Mra. J. A. Grlgaby have returned to Med ford from a vacation trip to the Yaki ma valley. Mrs. Grlgsby, who la with the Cinderella Beauty shop here, vis ited her brother while In Washing ton. a Visit the Youngs Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dory and daughter Dorene, are In Medford for a few days visit ing Mr. and Mra. George B. Young. The Dorv family la from Berkeley, and formerly resided In Greenville, Iowa. They plan to return south from Medford. instead of continuing a trip east which they cancelled due to coia weather. While In the valley they also visited Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Green with whom they were acquainted In Fontanelle, Iowa, TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY CASH PAID for men-s secondhand suite, odd goats, nata and shoes Will B. Wilson. 33 N Front St. UP-TO-DATE furnished room stuo co house, 518 S. Oakdale. HAVE excellent home for baby or young child. Reasonable rate. Box 64, Talent. LOST Man's black oxford on Mo Andrews road. Finder please call 075-L. 4 FOR RENT 6 room house, nicely fnrrilshed, on So. Riverside. Will rent only to responsible party fur nace. Inquire Farmera & Fruit growers Bank. FOR RENT 4 room house with fur nace. East Main St. Inquire Farm ers & Fruitgrowers Bank. LOST White bag containing chil dren's clothes. Return to Tribune. OREGON vs. O. S. C. NOVEMBER 11 rinfiJ $10 Norman Cross, arrested Friday night by city polio an charg es of being drunk in a public place, waa fined 10 by City Judge A. D. Curry Saturday. Return from Portland Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Brenner returned to Med ford Friday evening from Portland, where they have been spending the paai two weeks visiting Mra. Brennei'a mother, Mra. wymore. In Town Saturday Among out-of-town folk calling at the foreat serv ice offlces-in the federal building here Saturday were Walter W. Taylor o! Trail, John H. Fisher, Ralph Boussum, Oeorge Boussum and Lynn Nee ley of Ashland and Art Rogers of Butte Fall. t Snow Is Melting Crater Lake na tional park officials reported Satur day that about a foot of snow re mains at the rim of the lake, and stated that the scenery is particular ly inviting at this time. The snow has practically melted from the highway, they stated. Catches Bear State Police Officer Joe Folsom brought a young bear In Medford from Sexton mountain, where he caught the animal. The lit tle black cub. about seven or eight montha old, was brought down from a tree, and placed in the car after a rope had been fastened about Its neck. t Visitors In Ashland Air. and Mrs. Chas. Strange and Mrs. A. E. Orr of Medford visited Thursday with Mrs, Geo. Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Strange are leaving to make their home in Seat' tie. Before going to Seattle they will visit In San Francisco and Los An geles, the Ashland Dally Tidings states. To Supervise Camp John Hoist, chief lumberman for the Rogue River national forest service, will be sup erintendent of the CCC camp at Ow en-Oregon camp No. 3 in the Butte Falls district, it was announced yes terday. The camp will be occupied by the company that spent the summer at Lake o the Woods. Doe In Town The deer are coming to town to try to run down some hunters, according to Irl Groves who was one of the few to return with two bucks this season. Mr. Groves says a doe ran across South Holly street one day last week and he saved himself by staying in the cab of an Eads Transfer truck. Army ship Here Captain Ecker, flying a Ford trl-motor passenger ship, and accompanied by nine passengers, all army men, stopped over night in Medford Friday, leaving the local port about noon Saturday. They were en routi from March Field, Calif., to the Boeing factory in Seattle. Captain Ecker plana to study the new pur suit plane being put out there. South Side Circle to Sew The South Side circle of the Baptist church will meet Tuesday, November 7, for an all day session, to sew at the home of Mrs. George B. Young In the Orchard Home district. Cover ed dish luncheon will be served and each member Is asked to bring a cov ered dish and sandwiches. Anyone wishing transportation is asked to meet at the church at 9 a. m. Elect Officers A hospital staff was organized Thursday night at the Ash land Community hospital, the doc tors of Ashland becoming members. The purpose was to aid the new su perintendent, Miss Ardath Loaher, In her work as manager. The officers elected were Dr. D. M. Brower, presi dent, Dr. Mattte B. Shaw, vice presi pent, and Dr. Harvey A. Woods, sec retary. Ashland Daily Tidings. I AT GOAT REDING According to Jack Hueston. one of the largest classes ever initiated In southern Oregon into the Frater nal Order of Eagles waa Initiated last Friday night at the Armory in honor of the state president, D. D. Hall. After the meeting, Rev W. J. Howell gave an Interesting ad dress in the Interests of the Com munity Chest drive, and additional workers were secured to assist In this work. . Mr. Hall gave an address outlin ing the Ideals of the F. O. E., and offered suggestions for relief work that could be carried on In Medford during the coming winter. It was decided to continue the drive a short time longer with the Intention of securing at least 600 members for Medford. Mr. Thomas L. Lockhart of Oranta pass announced that he had sent for the charter and It was the In tention to Install the lodge there on November 15, and extended a cord ial Invitation for all Medford mem bers to attend. Mr. Jack Morrell, of Ashland. In vited all members and their friends to attend a f'ee dance In Ashland next Monday night. Walter Winchell Film At Craterian KMED Broadcast Schedule Spook Party At Holly Wednesday A midnight "spook party" has been scheduled hy the Holly theater and will be held Wednesday evening. No vember 8, starting at 11 o'clock. At that time All Din, celebrated mystic, will present his stage show of thrills and chills. Including everything from spirits to ghosts walking around in the air above the audience. Other features of Alt Din's show Include a spiritualist seance, a talking skull, a skeleton coming to life, ana slate writing. Sunday. 10:00 Judge Rutherford. Lecturer. 10:16 News Digest by Mall Tribune. 10:30 Holly Time. 10:45 to 11:00 Musical Notes. Monday, 00 Breakfast News, Mall Tribune. 8:05 Musical Clock. 5 A Peerless Parade. 8:30 Shopping Guide. 9:00 Friendship Circle. 9 :30 Morning Melody. 10:00 U. S. Weather Forecast. 10:00 Eb and Zeb. 10:15 Vignettes. 10:30 Musical Notes. 11:00 The Grants Pass Hour. 11:15 Martial Music. 11:30 Protective Diet League. 11:45 Song and Comedy. 12:00 Mid-day Review. 12:15 Radio Rendezvous. 12:30 News Flashes by Mall Tribune. 12:30 Mrs. Esther Merrltt Sanderson. 12:45 In a Garden of Melody. 1:00 Varieties. 1 :30 Mrs. Mack, County Home Dem onstration Agent. 2:00 Classified Edition of Vie Air. 3:00 Songs for Everyday. 3:30 KMED Program Review. 3:35 Music of Old. 4:00 Cocktail of Music, 4 :30 Masterworks. 5:00 Cecil and Sally. 5:15 V. F. W. 5:30 SI and Elmer. 5:45 News Digest by Mall Tribune. 6:00 Medford Theater Guide. 6:15 Sports and Fishing Flashes by Al Plche. 6:20 Color Harmony. 6 :30 Interlude. 6:45 Holly Time. 7:00 The Hawk. 7:15 Eventide. 7:30 to 8:00 Community Chest Program. Dr. J. J. Emmens, now In the east, wishes to state tha tDr. Bywater or Grants Pass Is In no way connected with his practice. Dr. Emmens does f 1 r4h 1 f-Sf V v h ins, j - Walter winchell, stormy petrel of columnists, and the man given credit for the phrase "blessed eventWound himself on the receiving end of a husky wallop by the famous mammy singer. Al Jolson, not so long ago. Jolson had taken exception to Wln chell's "Broadway Through a Key hole, opening a four-day engage ment at the Craterian theater to day. Al says Walter was taking a rep at Jolson's professional life and also his recent marriage. Russ Columbo, the famous radio star, and Constance Cummlngs are the two leading players. Others In clude Texas Gulnan the "hello sucker" gal Blossom Sceley, Eddie Foy. Jr., Abe Lyman and his band snd several other favorites of the screen, radio and stage. Baron Munchausen Delights Fans at Showing at Holly 'Meet the Baron," hilarious mix ture of comedy, lilting musical num bers, and spectacular color, serves to bring to the screen Jack Pearl, fa mous "Baron Munchausen" of radio. who With Jlmmv hnrant . a.i through a series of hectic adventures hi gins college in tne new laugh classic, playing at the Holly theater. The new picture bonstn the mnat remarkable all-comedian cast ever as- semoiea. Pearl, internationally fa mous, Jimmy Durante, of "What' No Beer?" and other hits of the screen, Zasu Pitts, famous comedienne, Ted Healy and his hilarious stooges, Edna May Oltver of "Ladles nf th .Tnrw" fame, Ben Bard, Henry Kolker and until n . : . a. uavioson nave featured roles in the comedy, which was di rected bv Walter Lane, vhn fllmesl the successful "Warrior's Husband." In addition there is a vivid ballet of "collegiate cuties' playing college girls snd staging - the sensational "Dance of the Shower Bath" In the production. JOAN CRAWFORD IN WELL KNOWN STORY "Rain," starring Joan Crawford, starts at the Studio theater today. It Is taken from one of the best known stories in the English language. Wal ter Huston, William Gargon. Matt Moore. Ouy Klbbee and Walter Cat lett are In the cast. The entire company was transported to the Isthmus on Catnlina Island, where It remained upon location for two montha. Which means that "Rain" in Its entirety was photo graphed on a location which is a natural replica of its Pago Pago locale. William Powell In Rialto Hit f , " C$ DON'S r--j4 . , v V " IS s J ':lfrr.-ffl "AD'O "HOP fascinated by gambling. Powell Is ft discredited U, 8. secret service operative. In "Private Detective 62," playing at the Rlnlto theater today and to morrow, William Powell once again la cast In the type of role that first hrntlpht. him fnma TJ.it h )nnialiV adds a touch of spicy comedy to the ptcture and Margaret Lindsay has the leading romantic role opposite Powell. "Private Detective 62" has Miss Lindsay cast as a wenlthy girl who la 315 EADS TRANSI'KK AND STORAGE Shows 7:00-9:00 T1 Hats . 25c Eves . 35c Kiddies SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE 10c Starts TODAY For 4 Days $6.60 ROlTS'DTBrP Portland On Sale Nov. 10 This la scheduled to he one Af the most spectac ular gridiron battles eTer stared on the Pacific Coast. Being railroad, we can't take sides, but we're offering; a very low rate fr tame who can. The Sfl.flO rate 1 good In coat he or Pullman tourist sleeping rarv pint berth. $9.90 U0UND TRIP tnod In tsn1ard Pullman c rnmmnitatloni, plut btrth thsrrM. Th rrtlucrd ratM on sale Frldnj onlT. Rrtnm limit, Nonmbrr 1. fftnpoTrra permitlwl. 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