MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1933.
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Local and
Dr. carlow Hecovers Dr. Eva Main
Carlow. who baa bten 111 for aoma
time, haa entirely recovered and ab!o
to be back to work.
Leave ror South Flrat Lieutenant
Frank J. Dorn la leaving thla evening
for San Francisco. He la stationed at
the OOC headquarters here at the
falrgrounda.
Ooes to Game Alan Carley, former
student of the University of Oregon,
left today on the Shaita for Port
land, to attend the Armlstlc day
game.
Blrk to Klamath O. J. Blrk, man
ager of the Metropolitan Life Insur
ance company for this district, left
last evening for Klamath Fall on a
business trip.
Bicycle Found Walter Hulber of
328 North Riverside reported to the
oly police that his bicycle, stolen Wed
nesday from the Holly theater, was
found yesterday.
Ooes to Ashland -Mrs. Mabel C.
Mack, county home demonstration
agent, conducted a vegetable cookery
demonstration at the Lincoln Parent
Teachers association meeting In Ash
land thla afternoon.
Extinguish Fire The city fire de
partment answered a call to McAn
drews and Riverside Thursday after
noon about 4 o'clock, to extinguish
a fire In a small unoccupied shack.
The floor was burned, the depart
ment reported. Origin of the blaze
was not known.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
CASH PAID tor men-e secondhand
suits, odd wats. oats and shoes
Will a Wilson. 33 N Front 8t.
FOR RENT 6-room modern house, 84
North Peach. Inquire 817 W. and.
FOR SALE 600-acre stock and grain
ranch, close to Medford. Taken
over on mortgage. Buildings, oroh
ard and over 100 acres plow land.
Deliver clear title for 2500. Easy
terms. This la a better deal than
a homestead. See Clarence Pierce
or Phone 517-L.
FOR SALE a-acre tract: fine loca
tion; garage, A-l cement foundation
for 5-room house. Only $200 for
clear title. Phone 517-L.
FOR RENT 4-room partly furnished
home, 12.50. Phone 1569-Y.
FOR SALE Good clean Jenkins Club
seed wheat. M0 cwt. R. W. Nlch
osl. Central Point. Phone 19-X-8.
WANTED Grade A milk, 20c gallon.
Llndy's Milk Depot.
DESIRABLE room, separate entrance;
heat. 220 No. Oakdale.
WANTED Housework or practical
nursing; unencumbered, reliable;
references. Phone 10-F-13. Route
1. Box 133.
FURNISHED house, apts., garage. 604
West 10th.
Cline Piano Co.
Closing Out Sale
Last chance: Just a few more days
left for you to get a fine piano at
a saving to you of over half.
Baby Grands prices start at 269.
New and used upright from 69.
Just 17 more fine Instrument left.
All must be closed out on this
Great Sale. Terms as low as ftl
per week on. many. Free delivery.
CLINE PIANO CO.,
Main and Riverside.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 Oletrac
tractor, plows, 3 section aprlng
tooth and 2 section of spike tooth,
1930 Essex coupe, adding machine,
Buescher cornet, electric sweeper,
electrlo washer. 314 Willamette.
1928 CHEV. TOURING t 75.00
1929 Ford 2-door 145.00
Trunk and rack, late....-....... 17.50
Speed boat - 30.00
Closing out all our used part,
trailers and trailer stock. If you
need parts don't miss this at
" USED CAR LOT
204 North Riverside.
Next door to Prince Auto Electric
iHMiMiinirH
NOW!
. until
Saturday
Night
iCOVEJITHE
fATERFROtlT'
"I kn'ow inside' 'stories tha t
would shock the, public!
I've seen sharks get men at
sea . . . and women 'get 'em
on 'shore. I've seen every
thing.nd done everything"
with
Claudette Colbert
Ben Lyon - Ernest Torrence
Also, Edgar Kennedy
in "PISH FEATHERS"
Mickey Mouse Paths News
A
BIG
CARNIVAL
DANCE
Dreamland
Hall
Saturday Nite
Dynge's Orchestra
Personal
Mr. Ferguson Visitor Frank O.
Pflrguaon of Long Beach, bal., who
haa been tn Salem attending to bual
neaa matters, u spending several days
here Tlslting his son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ferguson.
Mrs. Stennett Home Mrs. L. B.
Stennett, who haa been ill for the
past thTe and a half months at the
horn of her daughter. Mrs. F. A.
Wat kins of Medford. returned to her
home in Phoenix this week.
Mrs. Steward Returns Mrs. Adrl--jnne
Steward returned to- Medford
Thursday fom Yreka, Cal., after as
sisting with style re rues presented
by her store Tuesday and Wednes
day nights.
Baptist Meetings Evangelistic
meetings at First Baptist church will
begin Sunday morning. Rev. Cutler
of the chapel car "Grace" will be the
speaker. Special music is planned
for every service.
t
In Grants Paxs Attending to busi
ness matters, Don Ross of the local
Copoo office spent yesterday in
Grants Pass, as did A. L. Bailey of
Medford, who formerly resided at
O'Brien.
Return from Klamath H. H. Pom
eroy and Clyde Warren of the Oregon
state police- were In Medford today
en route to their headquarters In
Portland, having at'-ended to business
matters in Klamath Falls this week.
. .
Miss Sparrow Leaves Miss Frances
Sparrow left this morning on the
Shasta for Portland, where she will
attend the Oregon-Oregon State foot
ball game November "11. In Portland
she will be met by Mr. and Mrs. F.
L. Brewer.
Confers With Rosenbergs Ben
Taden of the newly organized fruit
firm of Yaden & Young, New York
city, arrived in Medford this morning
on the Shasta to confer with David
and Harry Rosenberg of the Bear
Creek orchards.
Roberts to Game Dave D. Roberts,
ticket clerk at the Southern Pacific
depot, was among local folk leaving
by train this morning for Portland,
to see the Oregon-Oregon State foot
ball game Saturday.
Seek Mrs. Evans Carl Y. Tengwald
of the Tengwald Agency is seeking
the whereabouts of Mrs. Maude Evans,
who made her home in Medford about
three years ago, he stated. At that
time she was with the City Sanitary
service. Anyone knowing Mrs. Evans'
address" is requested to get in touch
with Mr. Tengwald at his office in the
Hotel Holland building.
Dies of Typhoid Agnes Miler, 15,
died at her home on the north bank
of Evans creek near Rogue River City,
late Wednesday night, according to
word received Thursday from huh
and Hull Funeral Home. The girl
had been HI for some weeks of ty-
pholdthey said. They knew no other
particulars, the Grants Pass Courier
says.
Two Fined Orrtlto and Harvey
Rowden, brothers, who reside in the
Applegate country, were each flnd
and costs, and ordered to pur
chase hunting licenses, when they
were taken into Justice of the Peace
W. R. Coleman's court this morning.
The two were arrested in the Apple
gate section yesterday by a member
of the game division of the state
police, on charges of trapping with
out a hunting license.
RCA PERFECT SOUND
LAST TIMES TONITE
Richard Cromwell In
"That's My Boy"
SATURDAY ONLY
Armistice Day
Continuous Shows 1:45 to 11
Romance Rides to
Life from the pages
of
Zane
Grey's
with
George O'Brien
Claire Trevor
Greta Nissen
ALSO
"The Whl'pfrtng Shadow," Chap. 7
Silly avmphnny. Mother Ooose
Melody
Andy Clyde Comedy
.COMING StNDAT
MAI RICE CHEVAMER In
"A BF.OTIMK STORY"
Weather Clear Permanent Ranger
Charles H. Slnuon of Crater Lake
national park, who Is a visitor in
Medford this afternoon, reported the
weather clear in the park today.
Owen In Portland James Owen,
who left for Portland Wednesday
evening to attend to business mat
ters, plans to remain in the northern
city for the Oregon-Oregon State
game tomorrow.
Can field Here Chief Ranger David
H. Canfleld of Crater Lake national
park, who li in charge of the park
branch office in Klamath Falls, is
in Medford today conferring with
park officials at the Federal building.
Leave for North (Mrs. J. W. Ous
tafson and son Jimmy, also her niece.
Miss France Barber of McAndrews
road, left Friday morning by train for
a week's visit in Portland and Long
view, Wash., with friends and rela
tives. To Meet at 10 -Announcement was
mad ethts afternoon that all Knights
of Pythias meet at the K. P. hall
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, in
order that they might appear in uni
form for the parade scheduled to
start at 11 o'clock.
Dr. Emmens Home Dr. and Mrs.
J. J. Emmens returned Wednesday
from a trip east. Including stays in
Philadelphia, New York and Chicago,
which were shortened by news of the
Illness of their son Bob, who under
went a major operation in thla city.
Dr. Emmens resumed his practice at
his offices in the Medford building
Thursday. His son's condition was
reported as much improved today at
the Sacred Heart hospital, Dr. and
Mrs. Emmens were away from the
city about a month.
Sharp Is Visitor Phil Sharp, for
merly field superintendent for the
United Airllnas at the Medford mu
nicipal airport, was a visitor in Med
ford today before continuing to Port
land this afternoon by plane to visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sharp.
He also plans to continue to Seattle
to visit his brother. William Sharp,
and his little dog "Sandy," who used
to be a familiar character at the local
airport. Mr. Sharp spent several days
in Klamath Falls, duck hunting, with
his cousin. Dr. Paul Sharp. Mr. Sharp
Is on his vacation from San Diego,
where he is now stationed with the
same company.
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Eagles, Attention.
All members of the Medford Aerie,
F. O. E.( as well as visiting brothers,
are earnestly requested to meet at
the local Aerie hall promptly at 10
a. m., Saturday, to participate in the
Armistice day parade.
By order of the President.-
Vnii'll CaaI h
Tug At Your
Heartstrings!
, . . when you see Apple
Annie, tattered and dla
bevelled, begging for the
chance of one day's hap.
pinesj . . . Dave the Dude,
making her fondest
dreams come true I You'll
love May Robson more
than ever I
MAY ROBSON
Warren William
Guy Kibbee - Ned Sparks
Glenda Farrell
Walter Connolly
STARTS
SUNDAY
In Rialto Hit
&
cf . : t t s
George O'Brien Is at the Rialto
theater today and Saturday in Zane
Grey's "The Last Trail." It has siz
zling speed, breakneck action, tender
romance and hilarious comedy. Its
theme, dealing with the transfer of
racketeer activities from beer-running
in the big city to cattle rustling on
the plans, is something decidedly new
in adventuresome film fare. Claire
Trevor is again O'Brien's leading lady
and El Brendel, with the help of
Matt McHugjh and Lucille La Verne,
handles the comedy with highly cap
able hands.
Saturday night is again preview
night at the Rialto theater, and
"Laughter in Hell," starring Pat
O'Brien and Gloria Stuart, has been
chosen as the extra feature. It is a
motion picture version of the story
by Jim Tully, and points sharply at
the chain gang system in a certain
southern state. Those attending the
9 o'clock show are invited to remain
as guests after the regular program,
for the preview showing of "Laughter
in Hell.'
Preview Feature
On Rialto's Bill
For the regular Saturday night pre
view tomorrow night, the Crateriah
theater has chosen "The Man Who
Dared," featuring Preston Foster, Zita
Johann and Joan Marsh.
"The Man Who Dared," is an an im
aginative biography of the life of the
late Anton Cermak, mayor of Chicago,
who stepped in front of the assassin's
bullet meant for President Roosevelt.
The coining to America,. the arrival
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Famous Star
Beloved May Robson, who recently
celebrated her fiftieth anniversary in
show business, ascends the pinnacle
of stardom in "Lady for a Day,"' com
ing to the Craterian theater Sunday.
In the picture, Miss Robson plays the
role of an old apple vendor who is
made "lady for a day" in order to
live up to the falsehoods she had told
her daughter a daughter who, edu
cated abroad, had not seen her moth
er for years. A brilliant supporting
cast includes Warren William, Glen
da Farrell, Guy Kibbee, Ned Sparks
and many others.
In Chicago simultaneously with tho
great fire, precede first glimpses of
the boy. , Then we are shown the
miner getting into politics, an assem
blyman fighting the miners' battles
in the legislature. Then follows his
marriage, his election as the mayor
of Chicago, his fight to wipe out
gangsterism, the shooting at Miami,
where he goes to meet the new Presi
dent; his dying words, "I'm glad it
was I, not you."
Show, at ISffiKwiirtM
1:45
7:00-9:00
Ends Tomorrow Night
fc, f'lllf Wheat price, down to the
&i?Tl lowest level In year,l . . .
XS SSl I farmer striking , . . home, i
411 foreclosed! ... but thrmiRh Sj?
"vpW and love claim It, aharal !
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On The Stage Tonight at 9:00
Opportunity Contest Tryouts:
Claude Van Zandt Songs
Jewel Deter Toe Dance
Joyce Wilson-Thelma Hulbort Blackface
Holon Jones and Trio Popular Melodies
Barbara Bevan Joan Buckter
Ruth Harwood Akiko Saito Acrobatics
Saturday Night:
The Idaho Cowboys Songs of the Plains
Kathleen Bratton Pianist
Ruth Slorah Janice MacDonald Dance
Joan Mole Acrobatics
Saturday Night Is "Preview Nighe'
Attend the 9 :00 o'clock show and remain
as guests for a preview showing of:
"THE MAN WHO DARED"
. with
Preston Foster Zita Johann
The story of Anton Cermak the late mayor of Chicago
who gave everything any one man could give . , , Sacrificed
his life that our President might live I
No Extra Charge for the Extra Show
Contest Tryouts
Now At Craterian
Opportunity contest tryouts, now
being held at the Craterian theater,
bid fair to uncover some exceptional
talent locally. Last night's audience
was given a chance to see the first
f 1 ve con t tn t a n ts. a nd th e res po nse
was stimulating.
Tonight at 0 o'clock the following
contestants will be on the stage:
Claude VanZandt, Jewel Deter, Joyce
Wilson and Thelma Hulbert, Helen
Jones and trio, and Aklko Saito, Ruth
Harwood, Joan Buchter and Barbara
Be van.
Tomorrow night those on the stage
will be: The Idaho Cowboys. Kath
leen Bratton, Janice Mac Don aid and
Ruth Slorah, Joan Mole and Merland
Tollefson.
"The Golden Harvest," with Rich
ard Arlen, Chester Morris and Oene
vteve Tobln featured, la the feature
picture.
GEORGE O'BRIEN
ROXY WESTERN
"Life in the Raw," a Zane Grey
story with George O'Brien In the fea
tured role, opens at the Roxy theater
tomorrow.
It depicts the arrival of an inexpe
rienced eastern girl Into the midst ol
frontier hazards and intrigues.
The film has a number of hair-raising
features, not the least of which
are Jhe riding and the fighting of
O'Brien himself.
EVE BENSON DANCING STUDIO
BALLROOM DANCING
Classes for Junior High and High
School Students
K. P. HALL Sat. 7 P. M.
. IMione 1111
Mnts . Sfto
lives .... 3So
Kldtllni . . 100
RICHARD ARLEN
CHESTER MORRIS
eviftvs
B I N
H-..J--
noyoon
Pius H
Mickey Mouh B
Cartoon H
"Hello Pop I
Colortone H
Revue H
News reel H
REPEAL RESULT OF
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Nov. 10.
(API Andrew J. Volstead broke hi
hi slleno respecting prohibition re
peal today and In a public letter to
newspaper aald the "wets" had won
"througii politic, through the lavish
ue ol money, the rankest kind of
propaftanda and brazen nullification
of the constitution."
NEW FREE METHODIST
CHURCH PROGRESSING
Work on the new TTee Methodist
church Is progressing well. It was
announced today by Rev. E. N. Long.
The church, located at the corner of
10th and Ivy street, will b com
pleted In the near future and will
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Shows
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Today and Saturday
GANGLAND COMES WEST!
And meets a tough
hombre who proceed!)
to show the bad boys a
few new angles on their
own tricks t
George
O'BRIEN
" ZANE GREY'S
JfTl'l CLAIRBTREVOR Q
I f EL BRENDEL
.UCILLE, LA VERNE
. ADDED-
MI0KD3 McOUIRE and HOWARD JONES
in "MIOKIE'S TOUCHDOWN"
KRAZY KAT CARTOON . MEDBURY TRAVELAUQH
METR0T0NE NEWS '
Saturday Night Is "Preview Night"
Remain as guests after 9:00 o'clock show
"LAUGHTER IN HELL"
Pat O'Brien - Gloria Stuart
No Extra Charge for the Extra Show
Starts SUNDAY
Three footloose daughters
of a modern skin game I
Mwtt Lett y, enrol nnd
lane . . who prtMrved
complexion! and destroy
ed reputation.,!
From the Novel
"Reality" by
Faith Baldwin
with
ON THE STAGE
Sunday Only
5 Acts Vaudeville
1, H. K. Lewis
and hla Virginia Varletlpa
3.
Thayer and Delia
Danrera and Rlngeri o( ropnlir Sonrs
4.
Lewis
The Mnrtrlan
be a fine addition to th neighbor
hood, th structure being an un
usually attractive one.
Scottish Bite.
f IHY " s 1
jji p. m., Novemoer la.
L. E. WILLIAMS, Secv.
CLEAR
kBREATIIING
Open the nostril.
relieve IrrlMtlnn by
using Mentholntum
ni'Jht nnd morning.
Mats ... 13c
Eves ... 25c
Kiddies . 10c
MADGE EVANS
TT T,
V
7 -kjf . V iff
mm
ALICE BRADY
Otto KRUOER, Una MERKEL
May ROBSON, Phillips HOLMES
2.
Alberta
l.nily Ventrllmiulst
5. Tho California Wrangler
The One-Mnn Band
Prices Sunday only: 25c all day. Kids 10c
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