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lfEDFOI?D MAIL TRIEUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1933. PAGE FTVE Local and Personal Golf In Ashland Mr. nd Mrs. H E. Anderson and Mr. Boyd of Med ford golfed at tne Ashland course on ArmlMlce day. Arrive by Train Mra. George Rob erta and daughter and Mlas Mary Ha?e retuned to Medford today on the Oregonlan from Portland. Fined $10 Taken before City Judge A. D. Curry. O- L- Button waa fined 10 thla morning when he entered a plea of guilty to being drunk In a publlo place. He waa arrested lut night by city police. 9 Dallalre Returns Victor Dallalre, who apent several weeks thla summer In New York, visiting his uncle, re turned to Medford Sunday. He left Dick Applegate In San Antonio, Tex., be reported today. V Talents to Texas Mr. and Mrs. Terry Talent have left for San An tonio. Texas, after visiting for the past week with Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Talent end Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barber In Ashland. Major Tlerney Comlnr; To conduct the meeting of reserve offlcera In the Armory tomorrow evening at 7:30 p. m.. Major James H. Tlerney of Eugene will be here Wednesday. The subject for the evening will be ex tension school lessons. Mrs. Wlrth Here Mrs. Henry Wlrth of Oakland, Cal., formerly a resident of Medford, spent today In Medford. She will Join Mr. Wlrth at Klamath rails, where he Is transacting busi ness in connection with 'the Great Northern Life Insurance company. Visit Welssers Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Welsser have had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Autenrelth of Red ding. Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Autenrelth are planning to make their home In the Rogue River valley In the near future. No nrlll TonlRht Captain Carl T. Tengwald announced today that there will be no drill this evening for com pany A, 186th Infantry, due to the fact that the company made up Its required number of drills by partici pating in the Armistice day parade Saturday. Voorhlea Return Returning from an automobile tour of the United States on which they traveled nearly 10,000 miles, Mr. and Mrs. Earle B. Voorhles and son John were in Orante Pass today after an absence of two months. They left here on September 13. Grants Pass Dally Courier. Bicycles Stolen Re porta filed with the city police yesterday, concerning stolen bicycles, were made by Elton Tolle of Stewart avenue, Bud Thler olf of 15 Geneva and Dorothy Gill of 133 Cottage street. The two latter were stolen from the Junior high school. ' Taken to Court C. B. Roberts, who waa yesterday taken Into city court on charges of being drunk, waa ar rested again last night on a similar charge. Judge A. D. Curry sentenced him to 10 days In the city Jail, or leave town Immediately. Roberta chose the latter. Marched In Parade H. C. Apple gate, 00, past commander of the Se attle G. A. R. post, was a participant In the Armistice day parade Satur day, it was reported today. Mr. Ap plegate. who is 90 years old, makes his home at Tenth and King streets here. Allen Here O. M. Allen, telephone engineer for the foreat service, with offices In Portland. Is a visitor at the Rogue River national foreat offices today, conferring with forestry offic ials on some telephone construction work to be carried out here this win ter. Crosby Arrested V. O. Crosby of Medford waa arreated on East Main street Saturday morning at 0:30 i o'clock, driving hla Auburn through Ashland, loaded with 30 gallons of alcohol. Crosby claimed to be taking the alcohol to Sacramento from Med ford. He waa held In Jail until 8 o'clock when he gave a cash bond of 200 for appesjanoe in court Mon day. Ashland Dally Tidings. . Ouests of Mrs. Yeoman Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Herbert of The Dalles. Ore., are In Medford. the gueats of Mr. Herbert's sister, Mrs. Effle Her bert Yeoman. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, whose wedding was on event of Fri day in The Dalles, arrived in Med ford Monday evening. Mra. Herbert will be remembered here as Miss Hildegarde Lemke. having visited here on previous occasions, as did Mr. Herbert. In Hospital Mrs. William Burke of Trail Is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital, where she underwent a ma jor operation today. Tollefson Home Merland Tollefson. who attended football festivities In Portland over the week-end, returned to Medford today on the Oregonlan. Mrs. Bunn Home Mrs. H. E. Bunn. who recently underwent a major op eration at the Sacred Heart hospital, returned to her home at 1129 West Ninth street today. O'Briens Return Mr. and Mra. James O'Brien have returned to Med ford from Tacoma, where they have been vacationing for the past several daya. V North of District A. fl. Rosenbaum. district freight and passenger agent left this morning on the Shasta for the Roseburg section on an inspection tour of the northern portion of his district. McColloms Leaving Mr. and Mrs. I. N. McCollom are leaving tomorrow for Rltzvllle, Wash., where they plan to spend the winter with their daugh ter. En route they will visit Mr. and Mrs. David Griffiths in Eugene, their niece, and In Vernonia they will spend some time with their son Ivan, who la principal of the high school there. v Remove "Island" The street de partment of Ashland, instructed by the city council, yesterday removed the "Island" from the downtown dis trict, a report In the Ashland Dally Tidings states. A crew spent the en tire day taking down the signs, break ing down the Island and hauling the remains away. Roads Passable Roads in the Cra ter Lake district are still passable, with no snow to hamper tourists, J. Q. Bromley, resident maintenance en gineer for the atate highway depart ment reported In Grants Pass yes terday. The roads are In good con dition, no serious frosts having tak en place to break them up, Bromley said. Enroll Eight Men The enrollment of eight men for the CCC work, which Is being done today, completea the quota for this district, with the ex ception of the veterans' quota, Cap tain Harold E. Stow said today. The veterans, about 20 of them, are being sent to Medford from Port George Wright at Spokane. They will be atatloned in the camp at Pistol river, upon arrival here. W ' '.' Mra. Julia L. Pltcock, Cleveland, Ohio, National Auxiliary President, Veterans of Forelon Wars of the United Statea. Get Up Nights? Drink lot of water and milk. Not much tea or coffee. Eat plenty of fruit and non-starchy vegetaoies. not much meat and starches. Use a blad der laxative to drive out the impuri ties and excess acids which cause the irritation that wakes you up. Take Juniper oil, buchu leaves, etc., called BU-KETS (5 gr. tablets) the bladder laxative. 25c at all druggists. Works on bladder almllar to castor oil on bowels. After four days If not satis fled, go back and get your money. If you are bothered, frequent desire, burning, getting up nights, you are bound to feel better after this cleans ing. Sold by Heath's Drug Store, Jarmln Drug Store. KCA I'KKKrX'T SOLN11 rata iiu ii nra TODAY and Wedncscl.-.y W.ih HO CAlllUO VTVIINNI OSIOINI UNA Miinn JOSIPH CAWTHOtM DnW t Ttllitm Nil KO-IADIO Plffwr ALSO The Taxi Boys in "TAXI BARONS" ortoos "IHfiS AND BOOK?" HearM Metrotnne N's "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" Coming WW! JM K&Jr Catchy tunes, snappy dialogue, pretty girls and a crew race that spell the last word In thrilling cli maxes, combine to make "The Sweet heart of Sigma Chi," which opens at the Holly theatre Wednesday, the screen musical event of the presnt sason. An Infectious gayety pervades the piece that keeps the audience chuckling with good humor: It's alive with youth, romance and high spirits, and fairly bubbles over with the hi larious foolishness typical of the modern college youth and maiden. Skipper Mills To Handle Finals Of Craterian Contest Affy 8 Skipper Don Mills, noted radio and vaudeville entertainer, will be at the Craterian theatre on November 16th. The "Skipper" and his good mate Bosco will arrive. In Med ford on Novem ber 16th to act u master of ceremonies for the big final contest at the Craterian thea- . j r.ra on1 atvnrn 'V T E Hunt, he has a V '-iST- f 9 real variety temUSEBj& vaudeville show Skipper Don .Mi us consisting of the following entertainers: Joe Folsom, Ray and Andy, Helen Jones and her Harmonettes, Jewel Deter, Idaho Cowboys, Kathleen Brat ton, Merland Tollefson, Joan Mole, John Wa"5:, Metzger Sisters and Mar garet "lilders. From this varied bill three acts will be chosen to Journey to Portland and put on a radio show. This program will be dedicated to the city of Med ford and the Craterian theatre. Dur ing the broadcast, one act will be chosen as the final winner from Med ford and will represent this city In the final contest staged at the Broad way theatre In Portland and will com pete with other winners from over forty Oregon cities. A real treat Is In store for the Med ford winners as they receive a beauti ful room with bath in a hotel with all meals furnished. The final winner will be photographed for publication In the Portland Oregonlan at an early date. El Brendel In "Olsen's Blgtfoment" will be the screen attraction. Joan Blondell In Coming Rialto Hit A cast of genuine high-powered stars was used for "Goodbye Again," & picture made from the highly suc cessful Broadway stage hit, which comes to the Rialto theatre on Wed nesday. The term "all-star" deserves to be applied to the players who so ably negotiate the lively characters In this hilarious comedy of romantic cross-currents. Each of the principal players has been starred or featured repeatedly In both stage and screen successes. Takn together, they form a galaxy of talent not often encountered, these days of multi-star productions. Joan Blondell and Warren William head the list of artists In the new Rialto hit. 'PLEASURE CRUISE' IS GAY COMEDY "Pleasure Cruise," a gay romantic comedy centering around a young wife's adventures during a marriage holiday, opened at the Roxy theater today, with Genevieve Tobln and Ro land Young playing the leading roles. As Its principal setting, the picture has one of those luxury liners which specialize In vacation cruises on the high seas. Romantic complications in an environment made to order for love affairs and Intrigues, form the basis of the story plot. LEO CARILLO IN 'MEN ARE FOOLS' "Mn Are Such Fools," a colorful comedy-drama featuring the fascin ating Leo Carrillo and the beautiful Vlvlenne Osborne, Is playing at the Studio theater tonight and Wednes day. The film Is packed with music, songs, chorus beauties, hilarious com edy and tense drama. PLAY 13-13 HE By Harold Grove. Medford high school's Tiger cubs managed to play a 13 to 13 tie with the St. Mary's Academy high school football squad on Van Scoyoc field last night. The St. Mary's team uncorked a heavy passing attack, making both their touchdowns on passes. The first touchdown was made In the third quarter and the second In the fourth quarter. Just before the gun ended the game. The extra point was added by a line buck. The high school Tiger Cubs made their two touchdowns on long runs by Shafer and Ottoman, the former making a 50-yard run for a touch down and the latter making another 50-yard run which lacked Inches of being a touchdown, but Owen Bates, brother to "Bill Bates, the Great," plunged over the line from the one yard line for the touchdown. The extra point was made by a line plunge. Most of the third and fourth quar ters were played In near darkness. Reservations for the Chamber of Commerce luncheon to be held Wed nesday at the Hotel Medford In com pliment to retiring Supervisor Hugh B. Rankin of the Rogue River Na tional forest were coming along very nicely, It was reported by chamber of commerce officials this morning. In order that the hotel may be ad vised as to the number to be ex pected those expecting to attend are asked to Immediately notify the Chamber of Commerce. The luncheon will be held tn the main dining room commencing at 12 o'clock and will conclude punctually at 1:16. B. C. Sollnsky, superinten dent of Crater Lake National park, will be the toast master. STOPPED-UP NOSTRILS; Open the nostrils and ' permit free breathing ' by using Menthols turn night and morning. MEETING CALLED Invitations to southern Oregon radio amateurs and their friends sum moning them to the first important meeting of the local amateur radio club this winter are being sent out today, officers of the club have an nounced. "All the chill concarne you can eat" is the promise of the committee in charge. The "bean feed" will be held Friday, November 17, at 7:30 p. m., in Cen tral Point at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Richardson. Club mem bers, their friends, and all those In terested In amateur radio, are asked to meet at Don's Radio shop At 7:10 If they desire transportation to the scene of consumption. Officers will be elected for the next term, and matters Important to the interests of the club will be discussed. 1 ! FRI-SAT The One and Only Ed Wynn You've heard him over the air now gee him on the screen t In "The Chief" "So-o-o-o-o-o-o ! " ARE YOU LAUGHING? P. GLASS ALL KINDS Fadgham Planing Mill Phone 521 1209 Court St. 'H,JMJ.I'W - - - " - TONIGHT and Wednesday .4 b1"d 'A. Milt-" limit- Wil . mm fox Film Presents PLEASURE CRUISE Genevieve TOBIN Roland YOUNG Ralph Forbct Una O'Connor Herbert Mundln Minna Combed AIjo Jimn tilrawin Comfrtr Ntm . Sportliht pH.r Mil. l-M. Fif. 7 p. m. Mats .... 15c gKJ F.tps . ... 2.1c ii Kiddles ... 10C LAST TIMES TONIGHT BEAUTY J SALE -iff MADGE EVANS ALICE BRADY Otto KRUGF.R Mnj ROBSOrf Una MERKEL Phillips HOLMES BEGINS WEDNESDAY Here they comet Hollywood's gayeAt stars In one frand cast raring full-speed thru the merriest, giddiest, goofi est laugh hit that ever frol icked across the screen! "GOODBYE -4 4 TTVTJ5 JOAU SLONPEt-t JOAN BLONDELL GENEVIEVE TOBIN WARREN WILLIAM WALLACE FORD HELEN CHANDLER RUTH DONNELLY Here's a Picture That SMASHES ALL RECORDS as HrfBdwa.va longMt run laugh hit nf 113:1 Is rushed to the wrwn for the (flight of million! No waiting tht time . . . Here's the TMr'i hl(tet thing In entertainment hot from the lireat White W'y. Our unumial fine array of MIOKT 81 11 1! CTS Shows at 1:4S 7:00-9:00 AfMBB.iaH IIIWrMplWiaWlillaWSMMraWSWP. II Mats .... 230 Eves . ... 330 Kiddles . . 10 Ends Tomorrow Night! Once In a Long Time ... a picture comes along that we know will take its place in your heart as one of the finest hits of entertainment you've ever seen! Such a picture is FOKf , V ? 4 STARS AWARDED Br V LI BtRTY MAGAZINE K with MAY ROBSON Warren William Guy Kibbee . . Ned Sparks Gler.dft Farrell Walter Connolly Jean Parker THURSDAY ONLY EL BRENDEL Walter Catlett-Barbara Weeks '01en' Big Moment' On the Stage Opportunity Contest FINALS - if A V3S 3 Days-Nov. 15-16-17 Starts Tomorrow, Wednesday k i IT 1 iXV. iT7.mV A -tea ' ' Plus Fcahire Shorts "Nows Reel" "Kennel Kings" "Java Fragrant Isle" Cartoon Comedy "I Eats My Spinach" Last Times Today n. sow t snr,e?-. 23
