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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1933)
MEDFORD HAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1933. PAGE FIVE Local and Is Medford Visitor Mrs. Wm. Mat-i thew ot The Dalles 1 a visitor In Medford today. Portland In Business Jamea H. Owen left last night to spend eev eral dsys In Portland attending to huelneas interests. t Medford Visitors Loren Oale of Oakrldge and Floyd Eddlngs of Grants pua were recent business visitors In Medford, according to a news Item in the Ctranta Pass Dally Courier. mi on Extra car Due to the re- duced rates for sleepers now In effect on the soumern r:iu. extra car was added to the Shasta today, through Medford. to Medford Mrs. Ernest of Manteca, Cal.. arrived Medford this morning on the Shasta iftom her nome. t "- -i 'Illness of Mrs. May Curtis. him Renort A. T. Lathrop of Cen tral Point filed a report with the city oolite Sunday concerning an accident in Main street at 3 a. m. Sunday mornlr.g. The name of the driver of the other car waa not listed. . volunteers to Meet Volunteer fire. men of Medford will meet this even ing at 7:30 o-cloclt at the fire na.i, rMM Elliott announced today. Reports on the Thanlt&glvlng dance will be maae av m i Health Unit to Meet There will be meeting of the Jacksonville health unit Tuesday. December 5. at the home of Mrs. John Knight. Luncheon will be served and all persons Inter ested are Invited to attend. ... Arrives for Duty Lieutenant He- rj A. Barrla, infantry reserve, of the "ytth corps area. Toledo. Ohio, has arrived In Medford from the Eugene district to take up active duty In Evans Creek camp. He was accom panied by Mrs. Barrls and their young son. Car Recovered The Wlllys-Knlght coupe belonging to Pat Gallagher which was stolen from the vacant lot at Holly and Main atreets Saturday night, was run off the road about a half mile north of Ruch. according to a report made to city police Sun day by Mary B. Purdln of 013 North Central avenue. t To Serve Dinner Colonel Sargent Auxiliary No. 13, V. B. W. V will meet in the Armory Wednesday even ing for the regular session. A potluck dinner wlU be served at 6:30 o'clock and all members are requested to be on time and bring their own service and a tablecloth, Mrs. Carrie Aver Ill, president, has announced. . Precipitation Recorded According to W. J. Hutchison, meteorologist at the Medford weather bureau. .04 of an Inch of rain fell from 5 p. m. Sun ,y to 5 a. m. today. Th! makes fee total for the month .31 of an Inch, as .28 of an Inch fell on Saturday. The deficiency for the season la now 2.96 Inches circle to Meet Announcement was made today that the South Side cir cle of the First Baptist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, ,,. car-low residence, 26 South t .trt. fembera are requested to bring tea towels, pieces for quilt tops, black and white materials and any articles they have reedy for the bazaar. vpw Meet Tonleht Regular meet lng of Crater Lake post 1833, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be held this evening In the Eagles' hall. Inltia- rniitj. will be conducted and ..I ..v.. tnnir th obligations at the mot.!nff. conferred by Com ,.,r.iTi-chief James E. VanZandt. are requested to appear for regular Initiation. Arrive for Duty Ira J. Mason of th. nmatllla national forest, with headquarters In Pendleton, has ar 'red in Medford to assume the duties ef assistant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, filling the va esncy occurring with the promotion of Karl L. Janouch from that posi tion to supervisor. Mr. and Mrs. Ma son and child arrived here Saturday and are making their nome Ross court. Flag la Lowered The flag on the county courthouse flew at half-mast todav, in honor of John Barneburg. former county commissioner, who re suned last January, because of m health, It was stated at the time. A few weeks ago he met with an tuto accident on a downtown street, and had been bedfast since. He wss native son of Jackson county, and well known. Attend Gathering Sergeant R. D Dvi of th Oreion atate police, sta tioned at Klamath Falls, and Sheriff Llovd Low of Klamath county stop ped' in Medford a ahort time Sunday i before continuing to Klamath Falls from Coqullle. where Saturday they attended the meeting of the South ern Oregon Offlcera' association. Atit 75 offlcera were In attendance. 8-y.t Police Captain Lee M. Bown re ported today, Including several from, Portland. Jacobs Return Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jscoos returned home Sunday from a month's vacation In California, ar riving here from San Francisco, where t!t spent Thanksgiving aa the guests or their son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mra. Mike Jacobs. They visited Jacobs' brother. W. C Jacobs, and his sister. Mrs. George Stone. '. 0:iriT, and alao went to Ssllnas. Monterey, Carmel and Santa era. returning via San Francisco. M Jcoba stated today that they great.y enjoyed receiving the Mall Tribune o-i their trip, a copy of the paper be l" milled to them dally during their absence. Sow! tntll Tomorrow Mte '"hn narrymore - Diana Winrard "REUNION IN VIENNA" HI; Symphony In Technicolor "ni.tl KIM. COI F." 1-surn. Hardy, An' My Pal" Personal Teacher IU Virginia Walt, in structor in the, Junior high school, waa reported ill at home today, Mn. Goswlck III Mrs. John Ooa wlck la reported ill today at her home In the Grand hotel. Files to Medford E. A. Farley of Portland, flying a Great Lakes train er, took off from the Medford air port this morning for Los Angeles. Parley arrived at ths port here Sun day afternoon about 1:30 o'clock. Rturn from Vacation Captain and Mra. Lee M. Bown have returned to Medford from a vacation In Cali fornia. They visited In Los Angeles and San Francisco, and attended sev eral football games. Church Group Gathers Advisory loard of the First Baptist church Is requested to meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock In the prayer meeting room of the church. Membera of the bored Include deacona. deaconesses, trustees, officers of the church and Sunday school, superintendents of de partments, president of ladlea' auxili ary, and B. Y. P. U. . . . Rider Is Struck John Carmean, 13 of Phoenix was struck to the pave ment by the automobile which W. W, Robinson of Talent was driving, at :5 o'clock yesterday, reports on file at the city police station show. Rob inson also had a collision with B. D. Daughter of Medford, who waa driving on the highway, according to police records. Motor to Yreka Mr. and Mrs. O. M Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wing motored to Yreka, Cal., Sunday morning, accompanying Miss Oladya Murphy to that city. Mlas Murpny returned to San Jose, where she la a student In the state teachers' college. She was accompanied south from Yreka by Mlas Beatrice Wise of Fort Jones, Cal., also a atudent at the school. ... Tuberculosis Expensive Urging support of the program to prevent tuberculosis through purchase of the little Christmas seals, workers here today presented figures ahowlng how expensive the disease la to the coun try In life and money. "Tuberculosla, like war, claims the victims In the prime of life. It is the leading cause of death In Oregon and In the United Stats, between 15 and 45 yeara of 1, It coats taxpayers about the same to cure one tuberculosla patient aa to employ one public health nurse for one year, aisoo." Two Features On Program At Holly "Skyway" may not have Mae West In the cast, but It at least hi good portion of her leading men Both Ray Walker and Arthur Vinton who play Important rolea In the fea ture, appeared with Mlas West in "Constant sinner," her recent Broad way ahow. Vinton, who plays a banker In "Sky way," appeared In "Constant sinner" as lesdlng man, while Ray Walker, who playa the lead In the aviation picture, appeared In the Juvenile lead In the Mea West ahow. Another feature on the same bill la "White Woman," a story of a lone white woman thrown Into a "hell hole" In the Malay Jungles with treacherous natives and "woman starved" white men sa her only com panlons, at the Holly theater. Double Features Again At Rialto Another big double feature attrac tion opens at the Rlalto theater to morrow with "The Power and the Glory" and "Hypnotized" as the two features to be shown. "The Power and the Glory." with Spencer Tracy, colleen Moore and Frank Morgan In featured rolea, waa given a four atar rating In the Lib erty Magazine review, and has had critical raves In every spot It has played. The atory of the film cannot PLUS THRILLING p- - TTT,. IMPi V ' BIGGEST SHOW f& VALUE IN TOWN J tON Feature, now Plag , "1 AZm)lV& 1 rOU.nRG I Matinee and Evening MU-UUr Ij . ,n t ,pH .cOH j vbj andTue8day , g " ill wwWTTTTI? M l Hilarious Hokum m "WHlll ACTION I f WJ from Hobokcn to 311 " tr l,imhM fciSj VJhtiSm'Vi whole flock ot 11 She turned her ROMANCE? fe jSDP-Jl Mack Sennett JJJ m bacAonjf"i m Hi fXH Beaut,! IS ii Fleeing from men .. . in " j Fysi y i- a. i. 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Spencer Tracy, In the leading role. has the outstanding characterization of hi career, and Colleen Moore makes her return to the screen In role that la far removed from the hovdenlah onea she once did. "Hypnotized," on the other half of the Drcaram. haa the Two Black Crows Moran and Mack In a apec tacular comedy baaed on the adven tures of a circus elephant trainer and hla colored helper who are hypnotized by a professional mesmerist and kid napped and taken aboard an ocean liner. The picture starts with the picturesque backstage atmosphere of bltf circus and tnen me acuou takes plsce aboard ahlp. What Mack Sennett, who produced the picture can do with an ocean liner and s circus marks about the limit in com edy possibilities. "Flying Devils" snd "Brief Mo ment" play at the Rlalto for the last tlmea tonight. Marx Brothers To Appear Tuesday In Craterian Comedy Having exhausted the humorous possibilities in Florida real estate. Long Island society, gangland and college, the Four Marx Brothers have turned to mythical republics for their gaga, and In "Duck Soup." which opens Tuesday at the Craterian. they shattered all past records. "Duck Soup." the howling, gssp lng. side-achy audience will decide. la better than "Cocoanuta." "Animal Crackers," "Monkey Business" and "Ho-sefeathers" combined. Groucho Marx never talked faster or funnier: Harpo's pantomime excels all past efforts: Chlco's puns never were so slde-spllttlng; Zeppo turns In his cus tomary capable "straight" perform ance. It's sheer Insanity and madness from start to finish, but the triumph ant Marxmen never made a better picture. Miss Dumont, back with the Marxmen again after an bsenee of three years, la supebrg. So are Edwin Maxwell. Miss Torres, Edmund Breeae and Kennedy. DE Victor Tengwald. representative of the Civil Works Administration for Jackson county, waa chief apeaker to day noon at the luncheon of the Kl wanla club at the Hotel Medford. He described the recent developments under the CWA projects, showing "What the work meRna to Jackson county." Miss Grace Burnett, local soprano snd teacher of muaic. sang three numbers, which were much enjoyed. She was accompanied at the piano by Sebastian Apollo. Oscar E. Simmers Succumbs, Aged 73 Oscar I. Simmers, aged 73, a real dent of the Jacksonvllle-Phoenlx road since 1P31. passed away at a local hospital Saturday. The remains are at the Conger runeral Parlors. Fu neral announcement and obituary will follow at a later date. ADVEN 1 UKfc3 VI A nr. wo Norton To Bench ft . CJ .Hm ' jLto- to I I II (jT At Grants Pass .... 1V'AD?.AB5' If J ordW j&Aj.J Circuit Judge H. D. Norton left this """"' n-j V-JI- W0W8' ttlll 111 I sfternoon for Grants Pses. where he In "HOI.n ME TIOHT" I I f& ft'Sft AiJ 111 I will hold a ahort session of the court i Daily Mat. 1:4.1. Ete. 7 p. m. I ll affN ' tXSfiaT iAlt (VTVr. .ill I for Josephine county. Judge Norton i 11 1 n liaJBfcf.'Sp S Y T8 t JmeV 11" fslll I has recovered sufficiently from his "MlR'S&ZVBIAiL'B&r I II 1 liJlS -aatJa AW I be I recent limess to occupy ine oencn. I T II W ka "fTA f ' 11 I II On Boxing Board 5V V H. L. Sperb (above), San Fran cisco bualness ma,i, haa been ap pointed a member of the California state boxing commission by Gov. James Rolph, Jr. (Associated Pres. Photol Coiffure designers, anticipatini repeal, have created the repeal bob shown here. The wine glass design In tha lady'a hair is put there by means of a stencil and vegetable coloring matter. (Associated Press Photo) Broken windows- glazed rrowbridge Cabinet Worka. Smart Xmaa' Oltts, including smocks, aprons and fancywork. Pres. byterlan Ladles' Bazaar, Presbyterlsn church, Tuesday, Dee. 5, beginning at 1:90. rard of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to our many friends for the sympathy and klndneas extended us during our recent bereavemen"; ncci. tAmwiKiimn fT ! li'.t i' I IS" Tfl t'' ! , ..- II M ' "ZSk ... ivttio? I III I V v alio for th beautiful floral offering!. Mr. tnd Mr. Jamaa U. 3 Loral. Mra. T. F. Mercler. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 3 -ROOM liouae for rnt or aalB. Alao S-Acr tract with house, barn and outbuilding. Alao One model T Ford truck and one model A Ford truck for ale. Inquire at Baker' Store. Jacksonville Highway. NOTICE For Sale J!3-ton Chevrolet truck with two transmission; haa new wood rack for 5 tier wood. All In f1rst-cla. condition; H25. Call at Feyton-McCny Store, Berrydaie, FOR RENT fi-room furnished bunn.i low. modern, near J. Hich and bul- neaa section. 340 South Orape. DIESEL ENGINEERING offer great est opportunity. Mr. Stanley, rep resenting U L. Adcox Trade School. Portland, will be in MeUord a day or two. Leave your addres at Mail Tribune office for information and literature that will open your eyes. Can work for board and room or take theory by correspondence. Box 1537. Tribune. FOR SALE Fine Hubbard equah. easy to cut, 90c per 100 lbs., deliv erer, pnone 136B-X. Shows h ,:n--,:no EM J RT tf ieffl'SaffisTla?T'ieal HOW WE DOIN'? WE'RE DOIN' SWELL! Come On-You Big Bad Fox Let's Make it Three Features! LAST TIMES TONIGHT FLYING DEVILS" PLUS it BRIEF STARTING TOMORROW! Another WOW of a Show! Liberty Says: "Four Stars" -rjssss -: III cSH v FOR RENT One of the nicest unfur nished 6 -room modem bungaio in city, newly painted and papered, new curtains throughout, new lin oleum on kitchen, bathroom and pantry floor, electric water heater, new heatrola and built-in fixtures, all In tip-top condition. See it at 723 w. Uth and call next door. No small children. EXCHANGE Fresh Ouernaey cow, bull, pork or beef for county war rants, wood or hay, Vimont'a, oy Oilman's Dairy. FOR SALE Conn C melody saxo phone, silver horn, gold bell, pearl kevs, plush ue; almost new; cost 145. sell for 05. Phone 1473-W. FOR SALE--Traller, lumber rolls, Hot point electric stove and radio. John Newcomb, Rt. 3, Box 141, Medford. WANTED Farmer to care for ranch till Feb.; a cows and 2 horse, other small stock; receive milk, eggs and lodfiins. John Newcomb, Rt. 3, Box 141 Medford. 1933 PONTIAC 4-door sedan, house car, at a reduction. 1029 Bulck Sport Coupe. 1929 Bulck 4-door Sedan. 1930 Chevrolet Coupe. 6-65 Durant 4-door Sedan. 1926 Wlllva 4-door Sedan. 1936 Studebaker light 0, 4-door Sedan. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck-Pontiac Sale and Service. Telephone 102. Mats . . Fives . Kiddles , ISr JSC , too MOMENT" FAT HOGS Alive or dressed, well place. Spring St. FOR SALE OR TRADE Model T Ford sedan, good condition. 1015 N. Central. Phone 315. FOR SALE OR TRADE Laurel wood for tent, 8x10 or larger, or .30 rifle. Write C. L. Hale, Applegate P. O. FOR RENT fl-room house. No. 203 North Holly St.: 13.30. owner pays waxer rent, pnone or ee J. W. WAKEFIELD. is m -a riTiiifi''MisimimiiiisiwisMswgrsBiiiiil rlSUwMWJaMWH.SIIimW.UJIMI )l IIIWI Will Wi m MWiMi-.a-itiMi.iJihisitfi-nriMiiiii I I 1:00-9:00 ,3wvwQ?uewt I fill r , bmii Starting Tomorrow NUTS TO YOU! The Four Maniacal Marxes , . . screwier than ever ... in a gag - loaded, girl - filled, tuneful potpourri of typical Marx hilarity! &9- SMI and NUTS LAST TIMES TONIGHT On the Stage In Person GLEN RICE and the Beverly Hill Billies On The Screen Lilian Harvey Lew Ayrei 'MY WEAKNESS" Hotel Willard Klamath Falls KLAMATH BASIN'S LEADING HOTEL FOR SALE Automobile sport road ster, cheap for cah. 028 No. Central. WANTED A man without school children for a small mountain place. Free rent and some money for a year or two for improving place. Team and some equipment pre ferred. Box 1373, Tribune. WANTED -A crowd at Bonney's OriU Tuesday night, A grand old Repeal Party and hot dance tune by Dinty Moore's Little Giants. Mats .... So Rves 35c Kiddles ... 10c GROUCHO "Nut No. 1" CHICO "Nut No. 2" HARPO "Nut No. 3" ZEPPO "Nut No. 4" so we say: TO YOU! W make specialty ot catering to commercial travellers. Modern, light tamnls rooms. Popular prlca Ulnlng Room unit Coffee Shon. W. D. Miller, Pre, g. W. Prc, Mgr.
