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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1933)
lEDFORD MAIL TRIBTINT:, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY DECEMBER 12, 1933. r PA'GE SEVEN Local and Personal I'ndereoes Operation Wesley Rags-1 dala of Trail underwent an emergency operation at the Community Hospital Monday afternoon. - Wilson Returns Mayor Z. M. Wll on returned Sunday, from Portland, where he attended the meeting of the Masonic grand lodge trustees. Mr. Brodle Here K. C. Brodle, rep resenting the Audit Bureau of Clrcu latlon. with headquarters In Chicago. Is spending this week In Medford on business. Mr. Kllborn Here a. H. Kllborn. train master for the Southern Pacific company, with headquarters In Rose burg, is a business visitor In Medford today. t nig Ashpole In Hospital Wig Ash pole was taken to the Community hospital Monday for treatment of a severe cold, which threatened to Be come Influenza. - On Business In City D. 0. Brees and E. W. Grant of the General Pe troleum company, with headqusrters In Portlsnd. are In Medford today to confer with Harvey L. Armea. district manager for the same company. , Dr. Sleeter HI The tables turned yesterday when the doctor had to send himself to the hospital It as Dr. R. W. Sleeter. He was a patient at the Community hospital, being treated for an attack of Influenza. Are Visitors W. J. Hess of Grants Pa&a waa a business visitor here yes terday, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller of this city attended to business mat te m Grants pass yesterday, the Grants Pass Courier states. - Melcholr Visits Here W. J. Mel eholr, field representative of the World War Veterans State Aid com mission, Is spending several days in Medford with the local representa tive, Carl T. Tengwald. Rowleys Returning Walter Rowley expects to Join Mrs. Rowley In Med ford in the near future to make their permanent home here, since March the Rowleys have resided in Los An geles, Csl. From Grants Pass Miss Joan Huener' of Grants Pass spent the week-end In Medford with her par ents, and Miss Margaret Penny, also of Grants Pass was a visitor here on Monday, according to the Grants Pass Dally Courier. n:iiii:io:in;i:iai:iiiLi TODAY ALSO Morton Downey In "My Pal the Prince" Screen Sonvenlrs News Dally Mat. 1:45. . Ere. 7 p.m. In Portland Air. Virgil Hawley 1 spending a two weeks' vacation In Portland. Entertain Husbanda Pact Xoble Grands club will entertain Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock with a cov ered, dish supper, honoring their hus bands. Each member Is requested to bring two 10-cent gifts. Announce Gathering Loyalty olub of the Lady Eagles will meet tomor row afternoon ait 2 o'clock, at 744 West Jackson street. It was announced today. Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Mey ers will be hostesses. j Fire at G urn t hers The city fire department was called to the Hugo Guenther residence at 013 South Newtown street about 8:45 o'clock Monday evening to extinguish a flue fire. No damage resulted from tht Maze, firemen reported. Mr. Lake Injured The accident re port filed at the city police station by 8. M. Croucher of route 3. Medford. states that while he was driving down the Pacific highway, in the Berrv dale district, he struck a Mr. Lake, who was walking on the highway. Mr. Lake suffered injuries Including cuts, the report states. The accident oc curred at 5:30 o'clock last evening. Art Shop Display The Home Arts shop has a display In the Chamber of Commerce building this week. Illus trating the type of work carried on at the local shop. Included in the display are numerous enlargement and colored photographs as well as much original framing of southern Oregon scenes, utilizing the rustic materials available. t Ashland Boy Injured Harold Jen sen, 11, suffered fractures of both legs late Saturday afternoon when he was knocked to the pavement at Oak and Stanley streets by a oar driven by George High. He Is at the Com munity hospital where he Is being treated by Dr. Harvey A. Woods. Ash land Dally Tidings. Meeting Wednesday Tomorrow evening at 7:30 o clock, reserve of ficers will meet at the Armory, with Major James H. Tlerney of Eugene as Instructor. The subject will be extension school lessons, and each officer la requested to bring his. As this Is the only meeting scheduled for December, sll officers are asked to be present. Guests In Valley Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Beeson are visiting relatives In Ashland and with Mr. and Mrs. Ev erett Beeson of Talent. Mrs. Beeson was formerly M1m Carmen Rose of this city, and both have many friends in Ashland. They are living at Sin Jaclento, Cal., where Mr. Beeson Is employed as a contractor on a tun nel connected with the Boulder dam -Ashland Dally Tidings. Not Seriously Injured Mrs. Martha Shelton of Vancouver, wssh., wife of Sergeant John B. Shelton, stationed at the Civilian Conservation corps headquarters In Medford, was not seriously Injured in the auto crash Sunday morning, which resulted In the death of Mrs. Dorothy Thompson of Vancouver, according to a radio message received at the headquarters here Monday afternoon, Unit to Meet Phoenix Home Ex tension will meet Friday, December 15, at the Presbyterian church. Local leaders will be Mrs. Marjorle Wilcox and Mrs. Florence Drake, who will In the morning demonstrate making portfolios. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Coffee, cream and sugar will be furnished. Every one In the community la Invited. The meeting will start promptly at 10 o'clock. FAIRGROUNDS HAS ROBINSON MUSIC George "Dlnty" Moore will present Johnny Robinson's orchestra, expo nents of the moat modern dance mu sic, at the Fairgrounds pavilion to night. The orchestra will leave for the fairgrounds Immediately after their last appearance at Hunt'a Cra ter 1 an theater. The band has played at the Olympic Hotel In Seattle and also three summers at Jantzen Beach In Portland. They are returning from an engagement In Venice, Cal., and Sweet's ballroom in Oakland. Double Attractions On Rialto Bill if a . I il J if B 4 .-'i.V A III) Xvu 2 Chance at Heaven," featuring Joel MoCrea, Marian Nixon, Ginger Rogers and Andy Devlne, and "Bondage" with Dorothy Jordan and Alexander Kirk land, forms the new double bill start ing at the Rialto theater today for a three-day engagement. "Chance at Heaven" has McCrea cast as a small town bov and Marian Nixon a wealthy, sophisticated g:rl from the city. "Bondage" shows Dorothy Jordan as the social outcast becoming so by bearing a child out of wedlock. Se lected short subject round out the program. STATE SALES TAX Ti New Star On Holly Double Bill ' " v Medford Post of the Legion met In regular session last evening with a full calendar of work to be handled. Perhaps the most Interesting feature of the evening was a discussion of the newly passed sales tax for the benefit of the public schools. After a short discussion of the reasons for the application of this measure It was endorsed by unanimous vote of the post. Announcement was made of the Legion's annual Christmas day dance, Monday evening, December 35, at the Oriental Gardens. Special deco rations and music have been ar ranged for. As next regular meeting of the post would fall upon Chrlstmtts day, It has been set ahead one week and will be held Tuesday, December 19. That same evening the ladles of the auxiliary will stage a Christmas tree and party to which all ohtldren of legionnaires and auxiliary are Invit ed. This party will be held at the armory from 8 to 10 p. m. Adjutant Ray Wright has establish- Out in Hollywood they call Doro thea Wleck, his girl with the "lumin ous eyes" as a famous artist once characterized her, a "disturbing per sonality." Net yet understood In Hollywood, she Is disturbing because her very restraint holds a promise of a tempestuous underlying personal ity. This girl who, with one great picture behind her, is now the star In the production "Cradle song," which many believe will prove to be even greater. It opens Wednesday at the Holly theater. On the same program "Black Beau ty" completes the fine two-feature program Manager Marsh haa arrang?d for Holly patrons, Exponent of Jazz w V" 'J A l Jonnny Romneon, amuing maesiro ot- the popular CBS band, who appears with his orchestra In a half hour's musical spree on the Craterlan thea ter stage tonight ait 0 o'clock. Regular Communication ot Reamea Chapter, O. E. 8.. )(wL Wednesday evening, Decem Sttber 13, 8 o'clock. Election V ot officers (and social sight. Visiting members welcome: HATTIE M. ALDEN, Secy. ed his etttce with I. J. Feldmsn at the White Sewing Machine store next to the Peerless market on North Bartlett street. DIES, CENTRAL PI Jasper Thomason passed away at the home of hie brother, C. P. Thom ason. In Central Pomt at 9 a. m. Tuesday at Vie age of 6fl. He waa born In Boone county, Arkansas, Jan uary 19, 1887. He had been a resi dent of Central Point since coming here from Seattle in 1033. Besides his wife, Mary Thomason, he leaves two daughters, Mrs. Ollle Wyatt of Clarkson, Wash., and Car rie Etrkorn, ot Oakland, Cal.; also his mother, Laura A. Thomason ot Central Point; three brothers and two sisters: C. P. Thomason, of Cen tral Point; A. R. Thomason, Rocking ham, N. C; Mrs. M. D. Hood, Central Point, and Mrs. Hattle Tower, of Pa loose, Wash.; also one son, He was a member of the Chrlstlsn church of Central Point. Announce ment of services will be msde by Conger Funeral Parlors at a later dtae. JACK HOLT STAR OF 'WOMAN I STOLE' A picture with as ending sntlrely unconventional and unexpected is "The Womsn I stole." adaptation of Joseph Hergeslielmer's story "Tamoi co," now playing at the Roxy theater Jack Holt. Pay Wray, Raquel Torres and Noah Beery are featured. DOUBLE FEATURE POLICY AT STUDIO "The Past of Msry Holmes." a film msde from the Rex Besch story, "The Ooose Woman." with Eric Linden, Jesn Arthur and Rlchsrd "Skeets" Oillagher In the cast, will be one- Mrs. Martoa Nell of Memphis, Tenn., owns a Bible printed by the Cambridge university press In 1878. Shows 1:4,1 8:43-9:00 Mats .... 110 Kvp .... 230 Kiddles . . 10o E DIES SUDDENLY - Harry Hoskina, about 68, dropped dead Sunday about 2:30 a. m. while) on duty as watchman at the Pacific States Mines, located about a mile and a quarter beyond Jacksonville. H oa kins was found by a Mr. Wolf at the time. Little Is known con cerning Kosklns, who had been work ing at the mine on; about three weeks. He had been there for visits a few times berore, Wolf told Frank Pert of the Perl undertaking par lors. The man had not been well for some time, according to reports. Ha Is thought to have three daughters residing in this section. THANKS! YOU BIG BAD FOX 1 for starting the "twin bill" policy! Business has sure been great for us! Can't you think up a new one now? Starts Today for Three Days! MAJOR FIRST f RUN FEATURES n Que to etie to love! IT ENDS TON1TE Marion Davies in 'Peg O'My Heart' Starta Tomorrow ...a To Medford s Lovers of Music aasaasaa-aaaaass I 4 I DO YOU WANT ; I HENRY SANTRY'S I NEW YORK SHOW Consisting: of His Fourteen "Soldiers of Fortune Band" TOGETHER WITH FIFTEEN OUTSTANDING ENTER- TAINERS, TO APPEAR IN PERSON ON OUR STAGE I DURING THEIR NORTHWEST TOUR. To Those Interested Please Phone Mgr. Z. E. Marsh, Holly Theatre, No. 255. f i Ruth Chatterton in 'FRISCO JENNY" i ) with James Murray Donald Cook Lout I Calhrrn AND: Erie Linden Helen MarKellar Jean Arthur Richard "heels" Oallarer In "The Past of Mary Holmes" Also dhort Huhjei-K you lib . . I . to reach ltt job with I ' would you Irlrht here on II tor one i raui open jou STEAL . . . yon PK1HT , . . But when it conies to arms and trembling Hps, take your "chance at Heaven" earth? ... see this story girl who paid the price jlf 1 il ii ii it fo ft 4 ft ft A tt A ti J J i. j.i m .'. No Advanrr In Prlce Orenteit Show Vnlue In Town aV M GINGER ROGERS MARION NIXON ANDY DEVINE MOM THE STORY D VINA DELMAR AN R.K-O RADIO PiaURE PLUS WAS IT A SIN? . . . Judy Peters noticed In beauty shop . she had no parents ... no home . , she wanted something to lore . . . some tiny hit of humanity to rail her own But SOCIF.TY BNATCHEO IT FROM HEftt "BONDAGE" with Dorothy Jordan Aloxander KIrkland ALSO SKI.ECIRO HHOni BUnJECTS halt ot the program on the double feature policy which starts at the Studio theater tomorrow. The other feature picture, "Ftlsco Jenny," Ruth Chatter ton's starring vehiv.e. Is a stirring tale of the Bar bary coast of Ssn Francisco, when it was running at the height of Its wild orgies during the quake days. jCKS COUGH DRop . . . Real Throat relief I Medicated with ingredi ents of Vicke VapoRub Shows 1:45 7:00-9:00 Mats . , 2 So Eves . . 35o Kiddies lOe Last Times Tonight Margaret Sullavan John Boles ft Only yesterday' Plus On the Stage 9:00 o'clock Johnny Robinson and His Band In 30 minutes of musical entertainment Starting Tomorrow! The Love Story That Will Make Your Happiest n n hp i Kiii"""'!,,) uicoiiis vume true; Hers Was the beauty of awaken ing dawn-stealing softly into his soul . . . binding them like a golden chain until the 6nd of time! The most glorious love story since "7th Heaveo" YOU may think it even GREATER! r 11 ir I SPENCER TRACY LORETTA YOUNG Glcnda Farrell Arthur Hohl Walter Connolly . Marjorla Ramheaa, DlrkU Moore iiViYiiViVivviv;v;v;viv;viv;v;!v;v;wv!W
