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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934. PAGE ELEVEN Local and Personal Rialto Stars 4 Mrs. Mack 111 Mi. Mabel C. Mack, county home demonstration agent, la Ul at her home, aufferlng from in fluenza. Clarkson In Medford Bill Clarkson of Son or a, Mexico, la In Medford. visit ing hla mother, Mrs. Mary CI ark son. having arrived here Wednesday. Henelman In Grants Pass Georpe Henseiman, Medford Insurance man. spent Thursday in Ashland attend ing to business matters. From San - Francisco Bernle Wil liam, representative of Walton and Moore, Is a business visitor In Med- . ford today from San Francisco. .j ' t Undergoes Operation C. H Rhoten of this city is a patient at the Com- lmunlty hospital, where he underwent T a major operation this morning. A Visit In Ashland Mr. and Mrs. W. 'j H. Parker and Mrs., Howard Oden of - Ashland were Wednesday visitors In 1 Medford, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Dan Campbell. ... r: Business callers J. S. VanDorfy of ' phoenix was transacting business In Medford this morning. L. M. Sweet of the Beagle district was also a caller. 1 Returns from Klamath Helen V- Barnum of 101 Almond strept return ed to Medford Thursday from Klam . V ath Falls, where she had been-vlsltlng her sister, Mrs. O. C. Dally. i Shopping Today Mrs. Dick Hay of j Central Point was attending to busl I noes matters and shopping in Med- , ford this mqrnlng. Mrs. C. E. Weaver j- of Sams Valley was also shopping In the city this morning. Crosswhlte In Medford State Pohco Officer C. E. Crosswh'te of Lakevlew Is In Medford today, conferring w:th Superintendent Charles P. Pray of the Oregon stat police, and Captain Lee M. Bown, commander of the third district. Officer crosswhlte arrive! j here Thursday evening. Postpone Recital Because of the funeral services Sunday afternoon for Howard C. Bare, the violin recital to be presented by students of John R. Knight, will be postponed a week, It was announced today. The recital wL.. be conducted in the First Christian- church on February 11, at 3 o'clock. . . Most Westerly Camp After much debating as to whether Camp Clear water, west of the Olympic mountains In western Washington was more "westerly" than Camp Cape Se bast Ion In southwestern Oregon, It was re vealed by locations on the maps, giv ing the section, township and range, that Camp Sebastian Is further west, thereby being "the most westerly post in the United states." . To Hear Bible Stories Children between the a?es of five and 11 years have been invited to the home of Mrs. Ceo. 611 West Eighth street, to listen to Bible stories as told by Miss Bailey, every Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Mrs. Coe's home is a large yellow bouse Just back of the county courthouse. Miss Bailey does not represent any denomination, but Is interested in acquainting children with the stories of the Bible. News from Mr. Sheets Of Interest to his many friends In southern Ore gon is news from Meredith Sheets, son or mt, ana Mrs. m. r onceta this city, a graduate of the University of Oregon, where he obtained both nis i bachelor's and masters geology. Following his work at the University of Oregon. Mr. Sheets went to the University of Cincinnati, where he spent a year In advanced work. Last cummer he studied physiography m Yellowstone national park under Professor Thon of Princeton. He Is now in the production-research de partment of the Humle Oil company In Houston. Toxas. with en oppor t.nnitw f hpinff advanced Into the field research department, for which , he has been preparing for a numoer of years. 4 Miss Burton In City Mm. Laura Buraon wa a visitor In Medford thta , morning from Phoenix. From Eagle Point Mrs. S. E. How- j lett and Miss Hattle Howlett of Ealo! Point spent yesterday afternoon sbop-1 ping at Medford stores. . Has Scarlet PerfT Klmer Kyle, fore man of the Modoc orchard, was re ported 111 at his home with car:ct fever this afternoon. Here for Operation Mrs. A. R. Brooks of Rogue River was brought to the Sacred Heart hospital today. where she will undergo an operation i tomorrow. Evans Improving Tyley Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Evans of Med ford, underwent an operation for ap pendicitis at Letterman General hos pital in San Francisco last Saturday. According to word received here to day, he Is getting along nicely. Debate at Kinanls "Resolved: That the United States should adopt the British system of radio control and management." Is the topic for debate Monday noon at Klwanis club, to be staged by the Medford high school debating team, under the direction of Ralph Bailey. House Entered Joe Marshall of 1124 West Tenth street reported to city police this forenoon that his home was entered some time after 11 o'clock last night, and a suit of clothes stolen, besides food being taken from the icebox. Entrance was gained through the porch screen, he told police. ... States Banquet TonightMany peo ple will gather at the First Methodist Episcopal church tonight for the ninth annual states banquet to be held In the church halls. Dinner will be served at 6:30 and will be followed by an Interesting program. Guests are asked to use the main entrance of the church. r premier at the Roxy theater tomor row. It Is an unusual mystery Western film, with a clever twist and suspense from beginning to end. The producers have spared neither men nor horses in working up action sequences that have dash, daring and dare-deviltry I And the story Is one that lends Itself to startling characterisation In per forming the unusual and novelly concelvcd feats. "Broadway to Hollywood. spectacu lar cavalcade of the theater, Is now showing. It Is an intensely human drama ;cf the loves and Joys, the triumphs and heartbreaks of a vaudeville fam ily. Fifty-three years after Elijah Em berton of Grayson county, Texas, deKled a 100-foot right-of-way to a railroad the deed was recorded. Texas farmers are terracing about 1,000.000 acres a year to halt erosion ir f - ' : Mary Brian and Bruce Cabot have leading roles in "Shadows of Sing Sing." on the Rialto theater's double feature program for today and Sat urday. Buck Jones in "The Fightinc Code," Is the other feature on the same program. , SPECTACULAR FILM ' . NOW AT STUDIO Alice Brady. Jackie Cooper, Jimmy Durante. Frank Morgan. Fay Temple ton, Madge Evans brilliant names of Broadway and Hollywood are on pa rade st the Studio theater, where MCKS COUGH DR0p . . . Real Throat relief! Medicated with ingredi ents of Vic'-.s VapoRub . HEAL Oi l) TIME DANCE--K.P.HALL EVERY SAT. MTE All the old time dances and the nett of old time music. AL WRIGHT'S ORCHESTRA FIRST RUN WESTERN AT ROXY SATURDAY The new Tom Tyler western "Dead wood Pass," will have Its Medford DANCE Saturday Night, Feb. 3 at Gold Hill Hall Good Music Admission 40c Here Sunday NOW PLAYING Until Tomorrow Nite lllfl ri.is RITII tTTINfl .MI SIC.M, Walt Iln.y- Mlrkrr Moiim Iratrllnlk Pa I he New, J'VILLE EVERY SATURDAY FREE CHECKING BEER ON TAP fj FOUR DAYS n mmmaimmmrrumm Ji : 'sr-Z t "The invisible Man," t weird char- i j tt VfSSSh'v ih,. n actor from the pen of H. O. Well,. XL bhk1j,ir jnjMtji'f if, i I 1 makea hw appearance It one could J ! tSS tVlr if:. ) L Xt I i call It that at the Cratcrlan theater 3 IjKdF jF fT" ll f f li' . St.-t, ik ml i - it If jr " si NEW YORK, Peh. 2. IIP, Bar li- ' f -- ' '".Vs3- rer easy, 14 lower at 43H. 5 P 1 tt! yl I OPPENHEIM'S J W S"itrV J J y.- i Uuir 'Hi S- a f.. ru..- ... BE, IS 1" t II ! etivii.ooK Mr fflAGl .IN SATURDAY ONLY Wmmtti Qt tl (tin j Continuous 8ho 1:30 to 11 p. in. 5rKt 1 ' First Medford Showing , 1 ' JUrSljJuO vSl) PLUS SHORT rI-S?" TSr NOW PLAYING DOUBLE BILL A lM ' l TILL SATURDAY NIGHT! ICT9! 1 4 , "EASY TO LOVE" 1 H P I T ''"jy I rnw.RD f.verktt hobton . m.ibt ator N-fSTSttv I Also "SHIPS OF WANTED MEN" I TOSKS II A CCfll PLUS SHORT REELS 1 1 TAANCE 4-- 1 8H0WS " 1 till lTjfera pr; . d f II Cartoon (She llnne lllm Rljth') I III MM II Srreen fnophoti I III I HMii'Lij'"iiMiZrzTy ill Applegate CCC Club Dance Nol rhiHan ronerTilon rorp SATURDAY, FEB. 3 AppleRSte Mali A'lml1nn 4fr I,siIIm Fre MiMir hT r r v riuh . . . DANCE . . . Saturday Night TWO DANCES - Oriental Gardens TWO 0RCE8TRAS Music by Dynge's Red Coats ONE ADMISSION Men 35c Ladie 10c a'f1::!;1::;!: Contlnuoa Shows Put urdn Open t oo TRY AND BEAT 'EM! Picture for picture, here's always the best show in town regardless of price! 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