MEDFORD MAIL TRH3UXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 193d.
PAGE THIRTEEN
Local and Personal
Herring In Ashland Dan Herring of
this city spent Wednesday In Ash
land. Dr. Elliott Returns Dr. Elliott re
turned to Medford on this morning's
Oregonlan.
t
Reported III Harold Bingham of
Clark street, was today reported seri
ously 111 at his home.
Holdrldge In Medtord Wayno Hold
ridge of Talent was a business caller
In Medford yesterday.
t
Visits Mrs. Ontman Mrs. Cad Ellis,
of Ashland was a guest of Mrs. N. S.
Oatman Thursday.
nave Scarlet Fever City police yes
terday posted a scarlet fever quaran
tine sign at the E. E. Cuffel residence,
1510 West Main street.
Stutteford Here W. L. Stutteford,
representative of Nestje's Milk Pro
ducts, Inc. Is a business visitor In
Medford today.
Sales Total J150 Yesterday was an
other good day for the state owned
liquor store hero. Business totalled
$150.
Trace of Rainfall The federal
weather bureau reported this morn
ing that between the hours of 5 p.
m., Thursday and 8 a. m., today, a
trace of rainfall was recorded.
Mr. Kiluorn Here Having arrived
on the Shasta Thursday evening,
George Kllborn, Southern Pacific
trainmaster Is a visitor In Medford
today from Boseburg.
To Carberry Camp George Mcnke
maler of Fortrock, Ore., Is now on
duty at the COO camp at Carberry
creek, as forestry superintendent, the
forestry office announced today.
Bicycle Stolen Roger Henselman,
who resides at 823 Newtown street, re
ported to the city police this morn
ing that his bicycle was stolen from
his home some time during the night.
Furnishes Ball Bay B. Brown, ar
rested lost night by city police on
charges of being drunk in a publlo
place, was released this morning when
he furnished MO ball,
i , . .
Spend Week Here Mr. and Mrs.
John Whlsenant and Mrs. Nettle
Pouts of Los Gatos, Calif., arrived in
Medford Tuesday to spend a week
visiting friends and relatives.
Dhlnni Here Norman Lau-
rltz of the University of Oregon is a
guest in Medford lor spring vm-a..
of Estill Phlpps at the home ot his
parents. Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Phlpps.
t piiu Returns Charles Ellis.
.... of the Gllmore Oil
company, returned to Medford on the
Oregonlan this morning from a busi
ness trip north.
i?vnMtMfi iw. B. Berrv.
assistant supervisor of this district
for the state liquor conunusoiuu. i
peoted here today from Eugene to
..... with the staff of the local
store. . , '
Leaves Hospltal-O. W. Ringer, who
. . i. x -J. flan-Sri
had been a paiiem, a
k u.-ifBi iinu last December,
for treatment of a severe fracture of
the leg, was removed k """
Wednesday.
Beamea Coming Home Edward
..-.. mrf.T.t .t Stanford univer
slty, will arrive home tomorrow to
spend the spring vacation wiwi n
ut- Atv-ni and Mrs. A. E.
Reamea'. He expects to be in Medford
for a week.
k
Mlntoi Leaving State Police Pa-
troiman ana j
, , nn a wedding
are leaving -
trip, north. Mrs. Mlnto, formerly MUs
Melva Parrett, secretary nv "
police office here, has resigned her
position.
a.Tnm Wavinff Attend
Itciurn irum d," o
ed the meeting of commissioned ar-d
non-commissioned omcors
- headauarters in
Salem the first of the week, Captain
Lee M. Bown, Lleutenanv . u.
and Sergeant Clarence O. 'Williams
have returned to tneir ouueo m -
ford. .
nr.nn.frnrt Clifford Han-
liaiiiiuin iiui""".-
num. who has been stationed at the
Medford airport for the past two years
with the United Air unea, o
PrtrtlAnd. where he will
..f at tvA rltAnntcher'a office
ur w uwj
of Unltfd Air Lines. Mr. Hannum left
here by motor yesterday, accompanied
by Mrs. Hannum.
New Camn RiintHntmi.. w
Ohurch formerly nt .h n4r J
camp la the Eugene CCC dlatrlct, ha
named torestry superintendent
at the Evans Crepfe r.r.n nmn t ...
announced by Karl L. Janouch, su
pervisor or me Rogue River national
forest. Church will auduuu t
Murdock, who has resigned, effective
marcn ai.
Ashland Elks Celehratc The Ash
land Elks lodge celebrated the twenty-ninth
anniversary of the order last
night at the temple In the Llthla city
and a number of Medford Elks at
tended the festivities. Covered dish
dinner, progrsm, cards and dancing
were enjoyed. The musical entertain.
ment was provided by the recently or
ganized Elks orchestra, the Waltz
Queens, under the direction of Law
rence Hubert. Miss Eunice Hager en
tertained with a solo and Mrs. Alelta
Lear with whistling numbers.
L
AS
FIRST CHAIRMAN
Organisation of a, Veterans' Allied
Council of Jackaon county was per
fected here thlt week at a meeting
at Carold J. Parker's plant March 31,
The purpose of the organization Is
to promote the unified action of all
groups -on veteran affairs, and to
create harmony and good will among
all veteran organizations In the
county.
Commander Carold J. Parker of the
D. A. V. was elected chairman of the
council by unanimous vote and Ar
thur E. Salleee was chosen secre
The fourth Wednesday of each
month the organization will meet In
the Medford armory. A special meet
ing .has been called for April 11, at
which four members of each veter
erans' organization will act on the
council.
The organization will place before
the people the need of the disabled
veteran.
Present at the meeting this week I
were: Ira Canflcld, commander of
the V. F. W.: Roy Frazier, senior
vice-commander, American Legion
Post 14, Ashland; Thomas K. Flynn,
adjutant V. P. F.; Arthur E. Bailee,
adjutant D. A. V. of the World War;
Capt, Oliver G. Overmyer, comman
der, American Legion Poet 15; Ger
ald E. Gunter, adjutant, American
Legion Post 14; Carold J. Parker,
commander D. A. V., World War; Ray
Wright, adjutant American Legion
Posf 15; Col. W. H. Paine, adjutant,
United Spanish-American War Vet
erans. And as visitors: J. E. Wood, V. F.:
W.; W. G. Drummond, member' all
three world war organizations; Jas.
R. Lillie, senior vice-commander, D.
A. V. World War.
Oh, Yeh? Famous Team at Rialto
U lr J
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The "sea you" and "sea me" boys,
Edmund Lowe and Victor McLagleu,
are together again In "No More Wo
men," on the Rialto theatro's double
feature program for today and Sat
urday. This time they are a couple of
rough and rowdy deep sea divers who
are continually bickering over their
respective merits, not only as divers,
but also as Romeos flth the ladles.
Sally Blane and Minna Gombell have
the two featured femmine leaas.
On the same program, Ken Mayn
ard is starred In "Come On Tarzan,"
in wfiich his beautiful whito horse
plays an important part.
Fan Dancer
'CHRISTOPHER BEAN'
1 PLAYING AT STUDIO
Two celebrated, stars, Marie Dress
ier and Lionel Barrymore, are seen
Sally Rand, and her original fan
dance which created such a furore at
the Chicago World's Fair, are featur
ed In "Bolero" coming to the Cra-
terlan theatre Sunday. George Raft is
Lhe star.
together for the first time In "Christ
opher Bean," now playing at the
Studio theater. The story deals with
the family of a country doctor and
their servant, Abby.
Preview Film On
Craterian's Bill
"Orient Express," with a cast that
features seven stars, has been chosen
as the extra feature on the Craterlan
theatre's "Preview Night" showing
Saturday etr the regular program.
The story concerns itself with a
dancer, hungry and looking for work;
a wealthy young merchant, who falls
in love with the dancer; a Cockney
Englishman, under the thumb of his
domineering wife; a thief, fleeing
from Justice; a beautiful girl, thirst
ing for love: and a woman reporter,
seeking to uncover the plans of a
powerful Communist leader. All are
aboard the Orient Express, each head.
Ing for his own particular destination.
The unusual events that occur aboard
the train form the basis of the plot.
Heather Angel, Norman Foster,
Ralph Morgan, Herbert Mundln, Una
O'Connor, Irone Ware and Dorothy
Burgess hare the leading roles.
"It Happened One Night," co-starring
Clark Gable and Claudette Col
bert, plays until Saturday night. On
the same program Walt Disney's new
est SlUy Symphony, "The Orasshopper
and the Ant," with Pinto Colvlg talk
ing as the grasshopper, a novelty and
newsreel are also being shown. The
preview follows the nine o'clock show
ing of the regular show and there Is
no extra charge.
Phoenix Ladies9 Aid
Dinner Saturday to
Mark Anniversary
Ladles' Aid society of the Phoenix
Presbyterian church will celebrate
their 25th anniversary Saturday
evening, March 24, with a covered
dish dinner at 6:30. The committee
In charge will serve the dessert and
coffee. Guests are asked to bring a
covered dish and sliver offering,
A program will be given at the
table, Including a short historical
resume of the activities of the Ladles'
Aid covering the period of five years.
There will also be reminiscences by
charter members of the group. All
members and friends of the church
and Ladles' Aid are invited.
BIRTHS
TOM MIX WESTERN
COMING TO ROXY
"The Rustlers' Roundup." starring
the fa mo vis Tom Mix, greatest of the
cowboys, comes to the Roxy theater
tomorrow. It is one of the fastest
dramas of Its kind and It contains
a remarkable cast and beautiful
backgrounds.
Thrilling momenta Include the
stage coach race, giving a whole
rodeo as a background, and a vlc
ious hand-to-hand fight between
Tom and Douglas Dumbrlllo, one of
the villains. There are other tense
moments, in which Tom shows he
enn use his head as well as he can a
revolver.
Tony, Jr., appearing in his third
picture, is k worthy successor to the
beloved Tony.
Shows
1:4.1
6:43-0:00
Ends Tomorrow Night
Special on Steele's Mnstedon Pansy
Plants. Three doz. largo plants 1.
Bring your container. Pierce Hot
houses, near Red Top School.
(fretweeuSmofii
Frcsheng the mouth V
..Soothes the throat
WW .llMlljliIOil
GRAND OPENING SATURDAY
FAIRGROUNDS
DANCE
to the music of
DINTY
MOORE'S
ORCHESTRA
9 MUSICIAHS-9
SOLOISTS
SINGING TRIO
Speoial Arrangement!
Men Ladies
35c 10c
NOW PLAYING!
(Until Saturday Nite)
urama
Romance
Comedy
tu:. Mr -O?
ins Viay ys
has
every- W lk
thing! r.
IV in
pRt:
'Christopher Bean'
with Helen Mack
Beulah Bondl Jean llcr-hnlt
GREEN
FIR SLABS
That Better Fuel
$4.. 25
For
Big Double Load
Timber PifooMrs Company
PHONE 7
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Stout of 804 Bennett street, a daugh- j
tor, weighing six pounds, 13 ounces, j
at the Sacred Heart hospital, March
22. Mother and baby were reported j
getting" along nicely today. i
DANCE
Sntlirrtny Nlgllt
at Gold Hill Hall
Good Music
Admission 40a
Special Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103 A.
P. & A. M., Friday, March
23rd at 7:30 P. M. Work In
M. M. degree. Visitors In
vited. By order of V. A. Norris. W. M.
GEO. ALDEN, Secretary.
Dr. Hayes has returned and resumed
practice.
Contlmi
Show
Saturday
Doors Open
at
1:00
Compare our pictures with all the
others in town regardless of price!
Mats 15 Eves 25 Kiddies 10
Today and Saturday
TWO BIG FEATURES!
The gayost com
edy romance of
the year . , filled
with fun and
laughs . . drama
and thrills ,., ad
venture and heartthrob!
CLAkK
CABLE
CLAU DETTE
COLBtKT
1 1 H
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ntwmffl. uitc
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
sscossimi '' I llll
11 Klddlrs' 100 I I
IMIIIII
fix.
tat North Ontnt.
A flood rirm To Trtdt With
Last Times TONITE
Betty Compson - Pat 0 'Brien
SI
ummm
Saturday Only
Continuous Sliows 1:30-11 p. m.
WHOOPEE!
mm
RUSTLERS
ROUNDUP.
Tern and Tony, Jr., at
ths cowboy and the
pony who copped all
the rodeo prlzet and
beat the bad men at
their own game.
ALSO
soft B ?" n
"wl "" Ik
EDMUND LOWE
VICTOR M'LA&LEN
Clinmps on the bottom of tlie
sen . . . oil limp nnywliero with
tno (Inincsl Tlicy rniisniked
sunken ships . . . and sunk
themselves on a bRbyfnocd
doll . . . Just a eouplo or deep
sen divers alwnys In hot wnter
with the damesl
(10 MORE
VOMEtl
SALLY BLANE MINNA GOMBELI
PLUS
Thrills and Action Galore!
Danlilnf, daring Ken at Ms
breakneck best! nouslng no
tion! Itourlns excitement!
Flying fists, borklin guns and
Ken In the midst of It all!
AND THE WONDER HORSE
"TARZAN"
IN
COME ON
TARZAN
nil iitvt At niAfM
Comcdv "Propping the Card"
Mickey Mous In
"Mickey's Orphan"
ADDED
Headllner Comedy
"Autobiography"
"Contrasta In China" Newsreel
SUNDAY'
The tuWit font flw uith tt human heanl
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
HELEN MACK, FRANK
REICHER, JOHN MARSTON
Walt Disney's "The Grasshopper and Ant"
with Pinto Oolvig talking as the Grasshopper
OnOADWAY BREVITY NEWSREEL
Saturday Night Is "Preview Night"
Attend the 8:00 o'clock show, sec the complete
. rfffiilnr program and remain ni gucstn for the
pre-showlng of
vs VriAWA llll
Norman Foster Ralph Morgan
Heather Angel
ll'l STARTING SUNDAY
II llll SytrV 6 1 i At Inst you see Rnft
II llll fi r dnncel . . . The passionate
II llll H i vf "'NvV r jrW Dolcra. rhythm to which he
II llll 'p ' Av" fr $&S ' ,'n"c,!l' ,nm' becoming
1 1 Bill r 1 i vvV lJIW'lv ' t,ln tempo of his private
llllll iMC'P Sl j "ro "n(I l0VM " "
lllllll "',"" "" e PfeJl. Jbb
MII wtllMlhdMr
p.- '
CAROLE LOMBARD
SALLY RAND mm
(FRANCES DRAKE
DAD DYNGE'S
DANCE
SATURDAY Nite
Back at the
GARDENS
ORIENTAL
TWO DANCES!
TWO ORCHESTRAS!
ONE ADMISSION I
Men 35c
Ladies 10c
Don Tresham Will Entertain You! "
Muslo by Dynge's Red Coats
and an Old Time Orchestra better than overt
at liiai