JTEDFORDMAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 23, 1934.
PAOE FTVE
Local and
K 11 born In Medford Gorge H.
Kilbora of Roaeburg, trainmaster for
the Southern Pacific company, la
pending today in Medford. attending
to business affair.
.
Journey to Coast Attorney Prank
J. Newman of Medford. and Fred C.
Homea of Ashland spent the week-end
at Port Orford and Myrtle Point, at
tending to business matters.
Qulne In Medford Sergeant Ralph
Quine of the Oregon state police, sta
tioned at Roseburg, la spending to
day In Medford conferring with State
Police Captain Lee M. Bown.
To Return to School Marian Ed
monds, who has been absent from
school for the past six weeks, as the
i result of a broken leg, la expected
to be able to return In the near
future.
May Have Guests Dr. J. W. Robin
son, who Is a patient at the Community
hospital, receiving treatment for what.
wh a t t h rea tened to become p ne u
monla, la able to receive guests at the
hospital, it was announced yesterday.
Re-Ronte Line Postal Telegraph
poles, which previously have been on
Riverside, have been removed between
Sixth and Ninth streets, work being
completed today, It waa reported. The
. change was made because of the re
routing of the line.
Lincoln Clnh Meet Tonight Repub
licans who are Interested in the Lin
coln Day club, are urged to attend
the meeting this evening at 7:30
sharp. In the basement of the Med
ford hotel to arrange for the annual
banquet, February 12.
a
List Preclpltntlon From 5 a. m. to
6 a. m. Monday, .03 of an Inch of
a rainfall was listed by the federal
weather bureau, acocrdlng to a report
made today. For the period between
6 p. m. yesterday and 5 a. m. today,
.09 of an inch was recorded, bringing
the total precipitation for the month
up to 2.50 Inches.
Return to Medford John D. Hoist
and J. T. DeWltt, who have been
working In their territories, returned
to the office of the Rogue River na
tional forest service today. Mr. Hoist,
forester In the Butte Falls dlstrlc",
has been in that section the past few
days, while Forester DeWltt has been
to the Elk Creek camp.
Here Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Wakefield were in Medford Sunday,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker,
according to a news Item In the
Grants Pass Dally Courier, which also
stated that Miss Minnie Calkins, Red
Cross nurse of Josephine county, and
Miss Gladyce Badger, field representa
tive of the northwest district of the
Red Cross, were in Medford Sunday.
Visitors In Medford John C.
Joyce, Inspector for the O. & C. camp
projects, with headquarters In Port-
land, and Gordon Marsh of Rosebutg.
O. & C. Inspector, were visitors In
Medford yesterday at the Rogue River
national forest offices, conferring on
matters pertaining to ' Evans Creek
camp, which la one of the O. 4c C.
projects. They returned last night.
Expected Here Today Captain Bar
ney Giles, U. S. army, who left Rock
well field. San Diego, yesterday, Is
expected to arrive at the Medford air
port today from Montague, to confer
with Captain W. F. Rouse, who has
been unable to continue south be
cause of weather conditions. Captain
Rouse arrived here six days ago from
Seattle, en route to Rockwell field.
Held In Ashland Cuthbert Williams
and Joseph Schroeder of San Fran-;
ctsco and San Jose are being held in
Jail at Ashland, following their arrest'
by city police there on charge of
gasoline thefts. They were appre
hended in the residential district of
Ashland with a five-gallon container,
and a siphon hose, and according to
officers, admitted theft of gasoline, j
File Report An accident report
concerning a collision Sunday evening
at 6 p. m.. was filed with the city
police yesterday by Haney F. Barrett
of 314 Howard street, Medford. The
car collided with that driven by H.
L. Wilson, Jr., two miles south of;
Rogue River. Shortly after the acci
dent, Wilson was arrested on charges
of driving while Intoxicated, and was,
later released from Jail on $150 bond.;
Wilson resides at Grants Pass. The!
report stated that E. E. Barrett of
814 Howard street suffered Injuries
to his back and neck, and Delia Burns
of 302 South Grape street had an I
injured knee and leg. Witnesses I
named were L. L. Martin of 303 Bur- j
gess street, Grants Pass, and I. T !
Gallegar of route one, Gold Hill.
IIIRRV! It F.nn Tnnlte
The Bl Miilral Drama
WALTER WINCHELL'S
"Broadway Thru
A Keyhole"
TOMORROW and Tilt RSPAY
KV FRANCIS NILS AVTHF.K
"STORM AT
DAYBREAK"
Win WAI.TKH M'STON
SOMETHING NEW
DAD DYNGE'S
NOVELTY, SERPENTINE AND
ONE BALLOON DANCE
ORIENTAL GARDENS WED. NIGHT
Men 25c Ladies 10c
Personal
Visitors In Ashland Air. and Mrs.
Ned Vllaa and children of Medford
spent Sunday m Ashland.
Gets Building Permit A building
permit waa issued by the city build
ing department today to J. H. Tssott,
for construction of one room on the
house at 836 East Ninth street. Cost
of the addition was estimated at 130.
Take Trolley Poles Down Trolley
poles, which have graced the streets
of Medford for many years, were all
removed yesterday by city workmen.
Frank Rogers, city building Inspector,
reported today. Twelve of the steel
poles were removed.
Class Meets Thursday The regular
monthly business and social meeting
of the Alpha Delta class of the first
Christian church will be held in the
recreational hall Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. S. O'Brien's committee will
act as hostesses and' a large attend
ance la anticipated. All members
and friends are urged to attend.
Fl
MAKES GREAT HI!
The long-awaited Shasta Cascade
Wonderland "movies" now being
shown at the Craterlan, have made
a great hit with local movie fans
and are greeted at all performances
with spontaneous and enthusiastic
applause.
Thanks to rapid action and con
densed comment, a truly marvelous
picture of the beauty spots of south
ern Oregon and northern California
Is given in a surprisingly short time.
In fact, the one criticism of the show
ing, from a local standpoint, would
probably be that It doesn't last long
enough. The audience here la al
ways asking for more, at the final
fadeout.
This, however, will be an advan
tage In other parts of the country.
Increasing saleabillty and effective
ness for where the views shown are
unfamiliar, and of a country far
away. It takes punch and tempo to
arouse and hold audience Interest.
This film has both.
Certainly, a better advertisement
for southern Oregon and northern
California could scarcely be Imagined
than this moving panorama of gor
geous color the views of Crater Lake
In winter, Rogue river, Pitt river and
Mt. Lassen are particularly attractive.
The film will be shown In all parts
of the country.
TIGERS TO PLAY SONS
FRESHMEN THURSDAY
Arrangements were completed this
afternoon by Coach Darwin K. Bur
gher of the high school, for the high
school basketball team to play the
SONS freshmen at the high school
gym Thursda night, starting at 8
o'clock. A preliminary game will be
arranged.
On the normal school frosh will be
Bud Lindley and Odd Hughes, former
Medford high stars, and Joy and Fu
gate, yearling players of speed and
merit.
Undismayed at the defeat at the
hands of Klamath Falls last Friday,
the high squad Is getting down to
heavy drilling for the annual Ash
land games, and the Thursday night
contest should be hot and fast.
TODAY and WED.
ENSLAVED...
by conflicting emoHoni,
Her heart cried for love
...yet her hands reached
out to destroy.
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CAROLE LOMBARD
RANDOLPH SCOTT
VIVIINNI OflORNI
H. 1. WAKNIH
Alto Hollywood On Parade
Old Timer, Nf"
MallT Mat. 1:43.
til ik
Here Wednesday
Joan Blondell team, up with dlenrta
Farrell and the two proceed to make
their fortune In rhumba land wito
these tactloa In "Gold Diggers In Ha
vana," oomtng to the Craterlan thea
ter tomorrow. Also In the cast are
Ouy Klbbee, Ruth Donnelly, Allen
Jenkins and Prank McHugh.
RUSSIA TOPIC OE
SI
"God's Answer to Russia" was Rev
erend W. J. Howell's topic Sunday, in
his series of sermons on Russia at the
Presbyterian church. Activities of the
Union of Socialistic Soviet Republics
were told by the minister, who also
named various organizations opposed
to the recognition of Russia by the
United States government.
Descriptions of various blasphem
ous caricatures appearing In Russian
press were given by Reverend Howell,
who declared "Blasphemy has no
meaning In Russia."
He also told how the organization
known as the "Militant Godless" was
on the Increase, the membership in
1026 being 120,000, and In 1932 four
millions. The goal for the past year
was placed at 17 million members.
"This Is God's challenge to the
godless nations of all the earth to
assemble in the valley of decision,"
Reverend Howell said In conclusion.
OttoKruger Will
Come To Holly In
Picture Thursday
At last, a motion picture with a
brilliant lawyer as the central charac
ter has been Introduced to the screen
with an entirely new treatment that
threatens to thrill any discriminating
audience.
It is the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
picture, "The Women in His
Life," which comes to the Holly
Thursday brings to the screen the
one man' who can most colorfully
portray the most convincing charac-
PLAYING TODAY
FREDRICIMARCH
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M I R I AM H 0 P K I N S
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Big Double Bill
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MORE
For
LESS
MEDFORD Made
Timber PkqdkGts Co m pany
PHONE 7
mil of No. Ontrsl. A Good rtrm In Trade WUti. Mrdloti
Magician Coming to Craterian
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Blackstone, famed magician, comes
to the Craterlan theater Friday, for a
two-day engagement with a company
of 30. He crowds no less than 50
Baby LeRoy in
Bahy LeRoy who. although he nas
been starred in four previous pic
tures. talka before the camera for
the first time In "Miss Pane's Baby
terlzattons of lawyers and that man
is Otto Krugcr.
Kruger, for many years one of the
finest actors of the legitimate stage,
appears In this picture as Attorney ;
Kent Barringer, a prominent gentle
man of the bar whose memory of the ,
only woman he ever loved almost
wrecked his reputation. j
Fredrlc March and Gary Cooper In
"Design for Living" Is the feature
picture on the present Holly program.
In Medford Today Charles Fullen 1
of the Great Western railway, with
headquarters in Portland, is spending ,
today here, attending to business mat- j
ters.
AND WEDNESDAY
A U 1 1 f li U HI 11 U 9
ESIGfl FOR
LIVING"
- EHHST LUBITSGH mU
f i i i i t i i i i 2 II
Starts Thursday
X a ilj
WOMEN
IN HIS LIFE"
He could take 'em or
leave 'em I
with Otto Kruger
Also
Una Merkol
Ben Lyon
Isabel Jewell
Plus Short Reels
MONEY
Factory Blocks
HEAT
J
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dlffernt and distinct tricks and lllu-
alons Into the span of his perform
ance. A 70-foot baggage car is re
quired to transport the paraphernalia
and livestock uwd In the show.
Rialto Picture
i'
Is Stolen," at the Rialto theater for
three days, starting today. Hhere he
Is pictured with Dorothea Wleck, who
plays his mother In the picture. Alice
' ft IT
Matinees
at
1:45
Compare our pictures with any show
in town regardless of price!
Mats-15c Eves-25c. Kiddies-10c
Starts Today for 3 Days
BABY LeROY
with
Dorothea
w i rci
Alice
B'lTITf'
IN
ft RUPERT HUGHES' STORY
Miss fanes baby
m
ADDED
NICK KENNY'S RADIO THRILLS
"The BOSWELL SISTERS"
Featuring Connie Boswell
Pooch Cartpon
Brady and Jack LRu art aUo In
featured roles.
SPIRITUALISM IS
REVEALED AT ROXY
Spiritualism la treated sympatheti
cally In films for the first time In
"Super natural", the weird story of a
young girl whose body Is possessed by
the spirit of a murderess, which
opens at the Roxy theatre today.
Carole Lombard, Randolph Scott,
Vlvlenne Osborne, Allan Dlnehart, H.
B. Warner and William Parnum In
the cast.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TO TRADI5 Clear Long Beach. Cail
pornla property for southern Ore
gon farm, partially irrigated. Ed
Veatch, 301 South Acacia, Compton,
California.
ONE trained Pointer, 12. Dr. Stone.
WANTED Tree and shrubbery prun
ing, lawn work and spading. Tel.
603-J.
FOR dressmaking, remodeling and
alterations, see Gladys Klme, 105
North Oakdale. Work guaranteed.
FOR RENT 3 -room furnished ape;
bath, garage; one block from Court
house; S10 per mo. 35 N. Oakdale.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Beardless bar
lev And alfalfa hay. Roy Nichols,
Central Point. Tel. 19-X-3.
HAVE TWO available properties for
apartment or rooming house use.
Will make good proposition to reli
able party. Tenant must have own
equipment. Call H. H. Brown, 105;
after 6 p. m. 1670.
FOR RENT
716 E. JackAon
208 SO. Ivy.
73B W. 11th.
112 Summit.
208 Summit.
318 Newtown.
Call H. H. Brown, 105; after 5 p. m.
1670.
DAY OLD CHICKS White Leghorns,
Hansen strain. 8c; Rocks and Reds,
9c. Highest quality chicks. Send
for catalog. Jenks Poultry Farms,
Tangent, Ore.
TRAPPERS ATTENTION ! Raw Furs
wanted. Received order for 10.000
musk rats, we can pay you more
money for your pelts.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 N. Grape St.
FOR SALE 2 acres, irrigated; fine
soli; Improvements; close in; u.t
off Pacific highway. A real snap,
9350. 823 Taylor St., owner.
BARGAIN Wood range with colls.
Medford Exchange, 39 So. Front.
Evening,
at
6:45-9:00
Only 18 Months
Old, But He's
Already Been
The Star in
4 5 Pictures!
The cutest rascal who
ever wore 3-corncred
pants . . . gurgling his
happy way into your
heart . . . bringing you
laughs and thrills I
IS STOLEN
II
A million women would
love to steal him . . . but
you'll be surprised at
what really happens I
Paramount News
LAST TIMES TOMOI1T
Davies-Crosby in "Going Hollywood"
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JOAN
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GUY KIBBEE
FRANK McHUCH
ALLEN JENKINS
RUTH DONNELLY;
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