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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1933. PAGE NINE Local and Personal Zasu Pitts in Craterian Show Cio to Eugene ir. ana Mrs. H. J.. From Phnemui.. , Bringl. of Arthur Arm, re le.vlr of Phoenix vu among the ,o,. gunday to spend Christmas in Eugene town shopper, m Medford todaT Transact Business Mr. and sirs. Charles Smith spent Thursday trans acting buslnesa in Klamath Falls be fore leaving for Portland for the Christmas holidays. with frlenda. To Meet Tonight Daughters of Union Veterans will have a brief busi ness meeting at the Armory at B o'clock tonight. Goes to Marslifleld Jack Pltzgor aid of the national forestry office let this morning for Marsnrield to spend Christmas. Close Offices The Federal build lng, with the exception of the post- office, wlU be closed tomorrow, and all employes will be given a holiday. Emergency Operation Mrs. M. 0. Nielsen of 1414 Arcadia street under went -an emergency operation at the Community hospital Thursday. Vls'ta Sister Mrs. Earl York la spending the Christmas holidays in Eugene as the guest of her sister. Mrs. R. H. Mocarwr. In Medford Today Attending to business affairs at the Jackson coun ts courthouse today was William Brlggs. Ashland attorney. Leaves for Eugene James V. Mc Caupley left today by train for Eu gene, having spent several days la Medford and vicinity. Leave for Oakland Mr. and Mrs. Don Ensmlnger and daughter Ubert left this morning for Oakland, Cal for the Christmas vacation. Get License A marriage license was Issued at the Jackson county court house this week to William Stephen Turner and Lillian B. Artley, both of Chelan county, Washington. Ask Full Attendance Gleemen will conduct a rehearsal this evening at 7:30 o'clock In the courthouse, it was announced this morning. All members are urged to attend. Boyl Is Home Robert Boyl, Jr., la In Medford from Yreka, to spend Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyl, having arrived here last evening. From Santa Clara Joe Naunwu. student at Santa Clara Junior col lege Is In Medford to spend the holi days with bis parents, Mr. and airs. J. P. Naumes of 315 South Central avenue. - Arrive Saturday Wilton White will arrive here Saturday from Moscow, Idaho, to spend the Christmas holi days with his mother, Mrs. Minnie White, and hla brother Tommy. Wil ton la a student at the University or Idaho. Plmi Christmas Tree Children of Redmen and Degree of Pocahontas lodge will be given treats this even ing at the annual Christmas program to be given In the Redman hall on Ao-sle street at 7:30 p. m. All mem bers and their children are urged to be present. Wnrruiits Issued Today Bounty warrants were Issued by the couniy today to N. D. Trupln of Gold H1U one covote: John Leeson of Ashland, one coyote; William B. Harlow of Jacksonville, one coyote; Edward Os wald of Eagle point, two coyotes. Return to Barracks Captain Ber nard B. MoMahon and Lieutenant Robert H. Soule of the Medford dis trict CCC headquarters, left last even ing for Vancouver Barracks, in Wash ington, to spend the Christmas hall daya at their homes. ' To Feature Song "A Dancing Rose." musical number written and pub lished by Joseph Sader of 116 Wil lamette street, will be featured Sat urday night at the Dreamland darre by Dinty Moore's orchestra. Sader was graduated from Medford high school in 1932. Show Pictures Ranger John Crib ble of the Rogue River national .forest and Ernest Rostel of Crater Lake na tional park, showed a number of win ter scenes of Crater Lake at the CCC camp. South Fork of Rogue river, located at the old Owen-Oregon camp No. 2. I'll be seeing you in : Starting Christmas STUDIO Fined S10 Robert Ronfort, 23, was fined 10 In city court today on charges of being drunk In a public place. He was arrested by city of ficers early thla morning. Returns from Tour Ernest Michael Relling, a resident of Medford for the past six years, recently returned home from an extensive tour of the east. While there he saw the Century of Progress and also visited relatives !n the middle west. To Be Guests Here Mr. and Mrs. F E. Swinson and daughter, Miss Barbara Lee. are expected to arrive here Christmas day from Portland, where they have been visiting Mrs Rose Elfert. The Swlnsons, who re side In Napa, Cal.. will be guests of Mrs. E. N. Eldrldge in Medford. Guest of CoIvIes To spend the holidays here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Colvlg and sons, Fred. Jr., and Robert, Eugene Rlebe ar rived here from Camp Cape Sebastian yesterday. Fred Colvlg. Jr., has re turned home from the CCC camp at Elk creek. Taken Into Court On chargea of operating a vehicle at night without lights. Elma Hood entered a guilty plea in justice court this week, and was fined S5 and costs of M.50 by Judge W. R. Coleman. She was In formed that she must obtain a proper driver's license and car license before further action concerning the fine could be taken. Plan Finals Basketball finals for the COC district championship will be held In Medford on January 10 and 11. according to present plans. Cap tain Harold E. Stow announced to day. Participating In the champion ship games will be South Fork of Rogue River camp, Camp Cape Se bastian and Camp Applegate. The two former camps are both Illinois companlea, while the Applegate camp Is composed of Oregon enrollees. Home from Hospital The many friends of Mrs. Harry O. Wilson of 717 Oak street are pleased to learn sne has returned to her home here from the Ashland hospital, where she hes been for the past three weeks. She underwent an operation there, as the result of an Infected tooth. Mrs. Wil son has been a nurse In Medford since 1909. Brother Writes Story The last issue- of the Literary Digest made a big hit with one resident of Medford at least Mrs. Hamilton Patton of Reservoir Hill. For the leading ar ticle In the Digest, entitled "Legis lative Prophet of the New Deal," was written by Albert L. Warner, Waih lngton, D. C, correspondent of the New York Herald-Trtbune, who is Mrs. Patton'a brother. An Inset cut of Mr. Warner also headed the article. Two Injured Mrs. Earl Pemberton of Lakevlew and Mary E. Ewlng of Eagle Point suffered bruises lat evening In an automobile collision. when the car In which they were rid ing struck a hayrack belonging to W. B. Strand of Eagle Point. Earl Pem berton was driving the car. The wreck occurred about two and a half miles north of Eagle Point on the Crater Lake highway, about 7:30 p. m- E"l Zimmerman of Rogue River and Mr. Haines of McCloud were named as witnesses on the accident report which was filed today with the city police. Get Bounty Warrants The largest bounty warrant Issued yesterday by the county clerk's office went to C. F Orlgaby of Medford, who received 27 for five coyotes and four bobcats. Others Issued yesterday were to Bill Regan of Lake Creek, one bobcat: Ivan Farmer, Ashland, three coyotes: C. W. Walker, Go'.d Hill, one coyote; M. L. Hughes. Butte Falls, one bob cat; James L. O'Donahue of Butte Falls, one bobcat; A. J. Edler, Sams Valley, three coyotes: Edgar Garwood. Hilt, three coyotes: Treavell Turpln. Phoenix, one coyote; F. M. Dozlcr, Ashland, one coyote. kiLLn K k ASi 'OLE, "Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men," is, Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men," is the title of the picture featuring Zasu Pitts, Wynne Gibson and Chas. Farrell, which comes to the Crate rian theater for tomorrow only. On the same program "My Woman." a atory of t,he "inside life" of a huge broadcasting station, will also be shown. "Aggie Appleby" Is from a world of eternal struggle, where bad men and bad whiskey are all part of the game. Into her life comes Adontram Sen lump, who descends on the great city In a fawn-like demeanor and Is taken In hand by Aggie of the East Side to be taught how to battle and forget family tradition. The pro cess of his remaking brings forth some new type . of comedy, and Charles Farrell (.Mows himself a real comedian, fully able to hold his own with such favorites as Zasu Pitts and William Gargan. Saturday night at 9 o'clock, the Craterian will have the long awaited KMED-Medford Merchants' Christmas party. Everyone Is promised a gift of some sort and Santa Clans will preside over the ceremonies to be held on the stage, arriving there In a rather unique fashion. A lot of fun is said to be In store for everybody. Sally Eilers in Rialto Picture tod The team of Sally Eilers and Nor man Foster, which proved such a popular one In "State Fair." has been reunited in "Walls of Gold," the motion picture version of the Kathleen Norrls story, and playing 81 III! today and tomorrow at the Rialto theater. "Murders In the Zoo," a weird "thrill picture," with Charlie Rug gles, Lionel Atwlll and Kathleen Burke, Is also being shown on the same program. Craterian To Show Parade of Big Hits The Craterian theatre announced today their "parade of big hits" for the new season and starting Sunday with the local showing of Joe E. Brown's latest, "Son of a Sailor," and on the same program Lilian Harvey In "My Lips Betray. These win oe followed by "Flying Down to Rio." brlntrlng Dolores Del Rio In an alto gether different type of role tUan she has heretofore been seen a musical, and on the same program the much- dlscuased "Baby Face," starring Bar bara Stanwyck. Then comes Katn erlne Hepburn in "Little Women," the Louisa May Alcott story that has been shattering box-office record every where. Following that, Ruth Chat- terton In "Female" and Edw. O. Rob inson In "Dark Hazard" will be shown. Then on January 7th, Will Rogers returns to Medford in "Mr. Skltch" In which he and Zasu Pitta are co-starred for the first time. The local showing Sunday of the Joe E. Brown farce will be the Pac ific Coast premiere of the picture. It la a story of the adventure of a sailor whose Imagination outruns his discretion. The many scrapes he gets Into because of this, which he gets out of through extraordinary good luck, make for uproarious laughter. "My Lips Betray" gives Lilian Har vey a splendid opportunity for the perfect display of her versatility as an actress of note, and for her sing ing and dancing, which proved so popular In her last screen appear ance In "My Weakness," shown here a few weeks ago. John Boles Is her leading man, and It Is of Interest to know he was personally selected by Miss Harvey for this role. W!LL BE GALA AFFAIR In Studio Comedy J 1 ..rtrVVHAtfK.Jr". ' . -f. . Laurel and Hardy's feature length comedy, "The Devil's Brother," Is part of the big double bill now at the Studio. Clatous McCredle, en airman of the American Legion dance committee, announced today that the Legion will sponsor a Christmas dance at Ori ental Oardens Monday night. A special orchestra has been en gaged and the Legionnaires are mak ing plans for a gala celebration on Christmas night, according to Mr. McCredle. TIM McCOY IN 1933 STYLE WILD WEST New thrills are promised for Tim McCoy fans, when "The Whirlwind" opens at the Roxy Theater tomor row. It provides entertainment of a unique variety In that It not only gives the popular western star a chance to display his wares as a rider and crack-shot, but it pounds out thrills In the plcturlzatlon of a savage wrestling match and the action of a thrilling holiday rodeo. Tim rides into his home town with his two Inveterate pals, as played by Pat O'Malley and J. Carrol Nalsh. Last Times Tonite Edmund Lowe. Wynne Gibson In "Her BODYGUARD" Saturday Only Continuous Shows 1:43 to 11 p. m. NO YULE PAROLES LISTED FOR MEN OF There will be no Christmas pa roles for any of the Jackson county delegation in the state penitentiary, according to a list received today from the warden. Some expected they would be at liberty for the Yule sea son. The parole board met last week. Among Inmates from this county. whose minimum time has been served Is L. Alvln Toll f son, former cashier of the State Bank of Central Point, sentenced to two and one-half years for admitted perpetration of a rob bery hoax to cover hla own defalca tions. J. Wesley McKltrtck. "captain of the Banks guards." sentenced to one year for participation in the ballot thefts. Now! Until Saturday Nite Big Double Bill Ann Harding, Robert Montgomery, Myrna Loy DAD DYNGE'S . . DANCE . . SATURDAY NIGHT Oriental Gardens TWO ORCHESTRAS TWO DANCES ONE ADMISSION JAZZ Big Hall OLD TIME Small Hall M I -1 M GtT ; W nr , 11 ..J51, BUI I lsl I I 1 I I I Vl r llilw Stan LAUREL Oliver HARDY DENNIS KINO w " O'MbIIc ALICE DAHL Matthew lley BtU ALSO Their !.atet Fiill-Length Testa f nmnlT Also Short Subjects e TOM HOWARD COMEDY WNIJY SII.I.Y (IVMPIIONV TKRRTOON and who gave valuable testimony, la eligible, like Toll ef son, for parole early In 1034. McKltrtck was given a one year sentence, with recommendations for early freedom. Jackson county has seven 'lifers" in the state prison, -who are not sub ject to parole laws. They are Earl Hanscom, Eagle Point district youth; U A. Banks, local agitator. Alvln Reed of Denver, Colo., William Donahoe, a confirmed criminal, and the three DeAutremont brothers, Sl&klyou tun nel bandits. Donahoe Is serving life as a hnbltual criminal; the others for murder. - To Visit Here -Mr. and Mrs. Treve Lumsden and son will arrive In Med ford' this evening from Hlllsboro to be the guests of Mrs. H. U. Lumsdon for the holidays. 52 STOP ITCHING It's amazing how this tormenting trouble wherever It occurs Htm yields to soothing M Resmol "WW V9S! Shows 1:45 6:43-8:00 IWU-UW Willi iiinii.i Mats . . . . ISc Eves .... 250 Kldillrs . . 10c Today and Saturday MAJOR FEATURES nun Iw sir . J 'A f H0-v ' "Nr She tried to hide her' I ft. i i heart under a bushel I LjjgaJ-' ce,"!1 diamonds but could M i Ft' ' i a not rosist real love ll li ' ' " ) ' ' Ir w'lon " oame eli way ' I 111... '......!. ' A. N.J..L.U..U- )M II No woman with her depth of emo tion could marry for money and get away with Itl ALSO- Drama that scales the Peak of Thrills! Telling the story of a monster more hid eous than the beasts he caged 1 He Killed for Love And Loved to Kill with SALLY EILEQS FQGVOEi RALPH MORGAN ROCHELLE HUDSON ROSITA MORENO "Murders in the Zoo" with Charlie Ruggles Lionel Atwill Kathleen Burke Randolph Scott CONTINUOUS SHOWS SAT. DOORS OPEN 1 P. M. uonef Coming Sunday A jaln the author of "State Fair" brims to the screen a real down-to-earth story of butnan betntt. BARRYtlORE Stranger's Return with MIRIAM HOPKINS plus Chic Sale in "Dangerous Crossroads" Shows 1:45 6:15-9:00 nviPViMiHkm.1 I jit isaaaim ihm mm S3& Mais .... Bc Rv .... ;i.V: Kldrtlpj . , too ENDS TONIGHT n Cecil B. Demille's "This Day and Age" . Devine in "Horseplay1' ON THE STAGE Tonight Only The Medford Active Club presents "The Gray Overcoat" One-Act Mystery Drama with Dr. L. L, Sanders Wm. MjAUister Howard Leclero Under direction of Ralph R. Bailey SATURDAY ONLY . , .... 1 V . 4 i l$ i j asmTsaia There were Tivo hen m HER LIFE ! Meet Aggie, the backstreet blonde who never took nerta for an answer . . eh could take any man apart and give him the works I M Allllll OP MDH" with zasu Pins Wm. Gargan PLUS- She brought one man Fame another, Happiness A daring ex pose of be hind. the mike life in a great broad casting sta tion. OSS Continuous Saturday 1:45 to 11:30 i SATURDAY NIGHT KMED-MEDFORD MERCHANTS Gala Xmas Party Join In the fun I . , Meet Santa Claui from the stage I , . He'll give away present galore and make you happy to be alive I , , So COME ONI Free Gift For Everybody!! mmmm STARTING SUNDAY as the soppiest salt that ever soiled the mvm seas. In M isonopASAiioa PLUS ll Lillian, Harvey LttttI: M mr urn with JOHN BOLES EL BRENDELL And the following Big Shows are also coming! . Diypj "flylnf Down to Rio" eCi t nurture HHnwyrli In -nhy Tm" DeCt 30 K'hrln llrpburn In "tittle Women" lan. Until Charttrrtan In "Ffniale" Krtw. O. Kohlnwn In "Durll HM'(I" Jan. 7 Kn'n ' 7" ,B "Mr- Mth" 3 JJJJ22Elkssl2slSisJsiI
