Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 10, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1934. PAGE FIVE Local and Hnnston III C. M. Houston, lupsrlntendent of null it th Med ford postolllc., went hom. 111 thl morning. To Medford Mrs. B. Q. Bllley and Miss Elaa Marie Ditto were In Med ford Tuesday attending to business matters. Grant Pass Courier. Side Camp Established A side camp la being established at the Elk Creek CCC camp at Trail, for tele phone reconstruction work, the forest service reported today. . In Grants Pass Monday M. T. Bradley and Qlen L. Jackson of the Copco offices In Medford were busi ness visitors In Grants Pass Monday. Grants Pass Courier. ) Bicycles Stolen John Dickinson of 1010 Court street and Dwlght Albright of route two were minus their bi cycles this morning, according to re ports of theft filed with city police. Medicine Cases Stolen Dr. Chas. T. Sweeney announced to city police today the theft of two leather medi cine cases from his car last night. The car was parked on West Main street. Lutherans to Meet The Zlon Lu theran church will hold Its annual 11 congregational meeting Thursday evening at 7:45. This will be fol lowed by a social fellowship program and refreshments. Little Haln Here Medford was vis ited by a little rain yesterday, the weather report showing a precipita tion of .03 Inch before 5 p. m. There was also a trace of rain between that hour and 5 a. m. today. Building Permit The first build ing permit for 1934 was Issued by the city tloday and It was for a small sum. It went to W. E. Thomas of 225 West Main street for replacement of a floor at the cost of 12. Goold Goes North Harry Ooold has accepted a position with the Stuart Construction company near Roseburg, It was learned by friends here today. He Is in charge of gravel production at Bradford camp. Dojr Straying Mrs. Mary Wilson reported to city police this morning that her dog had been stolen or naa strayed from Its home. It Is small brown, and short-haired, and has a collar bearing a 1934 license. ... State Officer Here Boy Larsen of the state cattle theft prevention serv ice la in Medford today from the north, and will remain In this terrl. tory for several weeks, making the state police offices In the city Ball his headquarters. Bowlers to Meet Saturday evening the annual bowling contest will be staged by the postofflce and the park service teams. The laurela In the last combat went to the park service crew ' and the postofflce workers are pre paring to regain their title this year, according to talk In the corridors. Reserve Officers There will be a meeting of Reserve Officers at the Armory tonight at 7:30 o'clock with Army Extension school lessons as the subject. Major James H. Tlerney will be the Instructor for the evening. A'l officers are asked to bring their les sons or questions to the class for discussion. Leave for Army Mat Rae, son of Mrs. Golda Hugglns, Is leaving to night by train for San Francisco, from which city he will sail February 6 for Honolulu to spend three years in the motor artillery of the united 3tates army. Other local youths leav ing to sail with the army on the same date are Seely Johnson, Robert Bison and Carl Slough. ' Licensed to Wed Two couples, one from Roseburg and the other from Talent, were Issued marriage permits at the county clerk's office here Mon day. The couples were Alex Wllker l son, 33, and Mildred E&rlene Pargeon. 18. both of Roseburg, and Edward Lawrence Joanls, 23, and Alice Vir ginia Gleim. 18, of Talent. Grants Pass Courier. Camera Club to Meet Members of the Medford Camera club, In the January meeting to be held In the Y. W. C. A. building tomorrow evening, will discuss composition and light ing as related to landscape pictures. Portraiture In the home, with the hand camera, using the newer lights. Is the second topic of interest to camera usero. This Is an open meet ing and all interested In photography are welcome. . Mrs. Yoiinc 111 Friends of Mrs. George B. Young will be sorry to learn that she has been seriously 111 this week at her home. Mr. Young, who has been visiting hls'sons In the south, will arrive here very soon and Mrs. Young's son, Dick J. Short, was v called from San Francisco the first of the week. He made the trip here In 10 hours and 35 minutes, traveling 430 miles In that time. Mr. Young's return was delayed by flood condi tions In the south. Home Destroyed Mrs. F. H. Conner, sister of Mrs. Grace Andrews of this city, was among those whose homes were mined In the flood conditions in La Crascenta and other southern California cities. Mrs. Conner, who v.111 be remembered by many Ashland people, was not living In the house at the time, but had It rented. The renters escaped, though four feet ol water and mud went through the house and nine near neighbors lost their lives. Mr. and Mrs. Conner are living temporarily at Pasadena. Ash land Tidings. 1.AT TIMKN TONITK John Halliday Charlie Ruggles in "TERROR ABOARD" STARTS TOMORROW BUDDY ROGERS in "BEST OF ENEMIES" Personal Palmer at Lake Martin Palmer, master mechanlo of the Crater Lake national park service, left this morn ing for Crater Lake, where he plan ned to spend several days. Miss Currier Improved Miss Georgia Currier, teacher In the Ante lope school, who has been receiving medical attention at the Sacred Heart hospital for the past week, was re ported In an Improved condition to day. Society J aid Clubs Mrs. Yeoman Presents Pupils In Recital Tonight Piano pupils of Mrs. Effie Herbert Yeoman will appear In recital this evening at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe recital hall, the program beginning at 7:30 o'clock. It will Include the following com positions: PART I. Piano ensemble and original mel odles by pupils studying the Curtis class work : Vera Prances Smith, Morris Pierce, Norrene Bohnert, Ste phen Isaac, Robert Pittenger, Clara Daniels, Kenneth Corliss, Anne Van Valzah, Patricia Dlppel, Maxlne Pierce 1 and Gertrude Buchanan. PART II. Vocal Group Staccato Polka Mulder Night and the Curtains Drawn .. ........... Ferrata A Birthday Woodman Miss Genevieve Brown. Piano 1. (a) Ivy Concono (b) Water Sprites Renk Iflura Gentner. 3. Minuet In G Beethoven La von Davis. 3. Vogleln ...... Grieg Martha Ruth DeVore. 4. Robin Red Breast - Concone Katherlne Gentner. 8. Gypsy Rondo, arr. for two pi anos Haydn Lavon Davis. 6. Solflegetto, for two pianos Bach Lena Nee. Mrs, Yeoman will be at the second piano for the above numbers and also accompany Miss Brown. Pythian sisters To Sponsor Dance The dinner dance to be given Fri day, January 12, at the Pythian hall on Grape street, under auspices of the Pythian Sisters, promises to be a very plasant event of the week-end. Din ner will be served at 6:30, followed by a short program, Including num bers by some of Mrs. Benson's stu dents. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock with. Reginald Plfer's orchestra fur nishing the music. Card tables will be arranged in the ladles' rooms for those who do not dance. The public Is invited to at tend. Daughters of Nile To Meet Saturday The Daughters of the Nile will meet Saturday afternoon at the Ma sonic temple In this city. Luncheon will be served In the Masonlo dining room by members of the patrol and a good attendance Is desired. Election of officers will be held and plans made for the visit here in February of the supreme queen. Mrs. O. C. Boggs, queen of Zulclma temple, will preside. NANKING, China, Jan. 10. (AP) The Panchen Lama, former spiritual leader of Buddhist Tibet, Is plan ning to regain his lost domains as a result of the death last month of the Dalai Lama, who exiled him. Today and Thursday 2 MAJOR FEATURES nrnirniEi A SAGA OF THE PONY EXPRESS DAYS AND KO (Amu PICTURE gffri Also The Taxi Boy. Cartoon "One Step Ahead Bum DAD DYNGE'S CARNIVAL DANCE at ORIENTAL GARDENS ALL KINDS OF NOISE MAKERS Admission: Gents 25c. Ladies 10c In Double Bill On the Craterian Theater's double feature program opening tomorrow, Ruth Chatterton Is shown as the big business executive with an unusual after-business hours complex In "Fe male." George Brent has the leading male role. On the other half of the program, Paul Muni returns to the actwii in The World Changes," covering span of 75 years In the history and development of America. Beginning as Dakota pioneers, the Nordholms rise to power through the courage, the foresight and faith of Orin Nordholm, proud descendant of pioneer stock. Daring danger and sweeping all obstacles from ills path, Orin wins success after success in tne midwest business world. The younger generation of his family disappoints him. His wife becomes a social climber. His son scorns his father's business as beneath him and turns to Wall Street. Munt plays the role of Nordholm with Aline MacMahon, Mary Astor, Donald Cook, Guy Kibbee, Patricia Ellis. Marearet Lindsay and a score of others in featured roles. Spencer Tracy In Strong Rialto Hit "The Mad Game." one of the most sensational revelations that has ever come to the screen Is now appearing at the Rialto. Spencer Tracy has the featured role and he Is supported by n splendid cast that Is headed by Claire Trevor and Ralph Morgan. It la a story of heartaches torn from screaming front-page headlines, and seared Into the consciousness of a nation. It is the lowdown on the latest menace the racket of kid naping. In addition to Spencer Tracy, Claire OLD - TIME DANCE K. P. HALL Every Sat. Night WATCH FRIDAY'S PAPER in "THE RUMMY" of My Shadow" Newi Trevor and Ralph Morgan, tht cast Includes Howard Lally, J. Carrol Nalsh, John Miljan, Matt McHugh and Kathleen Burke. Craterian To Show Eddie Cantor Show Eddie Cantor singe three lively new song hits In his Inimitable fashion in "Roman Scandals," the comedian's fourth annual screen musical extrava ganza coming Sunday to the Cra terian theater. The numbers are "Keep Young snd Beautiful," "Build a Little Home" and "Tax On Love." The first two were written by Al Dubln and Harry War ren, while on the last Warren col laborated with L. Wolfe Gilbert. No More Love." the plaintive bal lad crooned by Ruth Ettlng or radio and Ziegfeld Follies fame in the spec tacular Slave Market sequence was also written by the Dubln and War ren team. Gloria Stuart, David Manners, Ed ward Arnold and Veree Teasdale are featured with Ruth in Eddie's sup port. Busby Berkeley created and directed the dance and production numbers. Elaborate Revue On Holly Screen Settings that cover a range of some 76 different scenes of action repre sent a sweeping panoramic back ground In "Dancing Lady." the new musical production, which Is now at the Holly theater with Joan Craw ford and Clark Gable co-starred. Included In the settings are a bur lesque theater, streets, Follies stage, penthouse. Bavarian beer garden. Co lonial summer home, boarding house, toy shops, speakeasies, ballrooms, dressing rooms, railroad station, bou doirs, merry-go-round of gigantic pro portions, skyscrapers, bicycle tracks, swimming pool and a night court. STUDIO SHOWING DOUBLE FEATURES Richard Dlx Is a ladles' heart breaker and business men's back breaker in "No Marriage Ties," now at the Studio theater. The pushing westward of America's frontiers by means of the telegraph, whose "singing wires" the Indians regarded, with fear and hatred as a new "medicine" of the whites, forms the theme of "The Telegraph Trail," starring John Wayne, the second fea ture on the studio program. Now Playing Here Until Friday Night i The glorious lovers of "Possessed" are t o- gethcr again! Ninety minutes of never- to-be. forgotten beauty nnd J"! See MIXVII.I.E THE GLASS m.OWER in nun I.OI1UV 1 with FRANCHOT TONE, MAY ROB 8 ON, Winnie I.IGIITNER FRED ASTAIKE, Robert RENCIILEV TEI IIEALY and HIS STOOGES Plus Short Reels Mat. 25c till 8 P.M. Eve. 35c Kiddles 100 Coming Sat., Jan. 13 For 5 Days DINNER 1 Coming to Holly f wVi ill l; y MS! JEAN HARLOW and WALLACE BEERY in 'DINNER AT EIGHT COMMERCIAL CANNERS' SCHOOL IS FEB. 5-17 Men Interested In commercial can ning, whether beginners or old tim ers at the biiBlne&s, are being pro vided for In plans just announced for the thirteenth annual cannera' school offered by the division of hor ticultural products at Oregon State college Febnuary 5 to 17. This short course Is distinctively an Oregon in stitution and draws students from other states and even foreign lands. A Merced, cal., druggist traded a quart bottle of bonded whisky for 20 acres of land. WJ3SJ Shows SImS! 1:45 6:45-9:00 igtssi: Ends Tomorrow Night O A PICTURE EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD SEE! i: tLL." . ri? f - SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS ci ri f .. e,- L I WE WANT CAN-TOR! WE WANT CAN-TOR! Watch for Eddie Cantor in "Roman Scandals" BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Ohrt of Trail, a daughter weighing eight and a half pounds, today, January 10, at the Purucker Maternity home. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to our many friend for the kindness and sympathy extended us during our recent bereavement, the death of our husband and father; also for the beautiful floral offer ings. Mr. John O. Thorson, J. O. Thorson. Jr., U P. Thorson and Mrs. Geo. Steiner. Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY STOCKED AND EQUIPPED Dairy and diversified farm. Approxi mately 33 acres sandy bottom soil, Irrigated, paid-up water right for 17 acres, about 7 acres In alfalfa. 8 acres in Ladlno clover and bluegmsa . meadow, balance suiUble for gar dening, grain or alfalfa; creek through place; also live spring: place fenced and cross -fenced with Page woven - wire; 5-room home, good condition, fire place, electric lignts; cow Darn, horse barn, new chicken house, granary and garage; 8 milk cow, team, hay In barn, wood, all neces sary farm implements. Only one mile from town, high school and grade school, good road. Total price $5500. Will take good city property as part payment, balance terms, 6 interest. Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. FOr rat.f. t half-nrlce. a Bilk after- noon dress, size 16, worn once. Box 1 3040, Tribune. Mats . . . 150 Eves ... 290 Kiddles . . 100 gtth injur 'O CHitt R0IAlfCB 10VE, 22. - ... raey 'HuMcCn FOR SALE 1M pullets, Hanson White Leghorns and Dryden Barred Rocks, laying 70 at present, 75c each. Also TJarred Rock breeding cockerels. W. H. Griffin, J mile south Talent. NEW 1934 DODOE-PLYMOUTH auto mobiles will soon be here. Watch for our public announcement. One new 1933 Dortgo sedan at very substantial discount. PIEROE-ALU5N MOTOR CO. Dodge-Plymouth Dealers. FOR PENT Furnished lower flat, 5 rooms, modern, close to library, fine location. Wm. P. Campbell, 804 E. Main. Shorts 1:45 6:45 0:00 POSITIVELY Rogers . in STARTING TOMORROW TWO MAJOR FEATURE-HITS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! I 1 1 Again the raging genlna of I i sfl b Muni rips It way to trt- reV I 5 fe' iimph on the screen ... In v V- an amazing drama of Four VA i t B' Cienf nil Ions In the crash V h. i B and chaoa of today's furl- , i H 1 l P ouslv changing world, t Ittlj Foal V m mm Av5vrili ALINE Mac MAHON V MlmmA JEAN M U I R 'V! Fjrjfl MARY ASTOR W ' )rfP DONALD COOK 'fi GUY KIBBEE ."IP mmBm .siilAXBi: . '--.. ..t j. FURNISHED housekeeping room1; light and water, 7. 331 So. Ivy. JANUARY SPECIALS USED CAR The Best Values Ever Offered. 1931 Chevrolet Sedan. 1931 Studebaker Sedan, 1029 pont lac Sedan. 1929 Oakland Sedan, Trucks and Low -Priced Cars. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Studebaker Sales and Service. FORD TRUCK going to Portland wants load to 3 tons. Hartn, 943 Mountain Ave.. Ashland. FOR HLE 1 Heatrola. Eads Tran fer nnd Storage. Phone 315. MaU Eves . Kiddles , 25 15a . loo ENDS TONIGHT -Zasu Pitts SKITCH"