Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 25, 1934, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textt MEDFORD MAIL TREBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1934. PAGE SEVEN 3 S,' Local and Personal Practice on Monday A practice meeting of ell officers and the choir of the Job'e Daughters will be held at the DeMolay hall at T:S0 p. m.. Mon day. t Mr. Wing, Returns Mr. Ohaa. A. ' Wins le expected home Monday from I San Francisco, where she has been under medical care for the past two weeks. Boyl Visit Here bod eoyi, wno u j working for the California Oregon Power company at Yreka. Is In Med ford to apend the week end with rela tives and friends. Undergoes Operation Mrs. H. L. Wells underwent a major operation at the Community hospital yesterday. C. A. Blckman. also of this city, un derwent an operation at the hospital yesterday. Reports for Duty Junior Forester Robert Mansfield, has reported for duty at the Rogue River national for est offices here from the Sluslaw for est. He was aocompanted here by Mrs. Mansfield. Mrs. Vlckery Here Mrs. Lora Vlck ery has returned to the valley from spending the winter In California, vis iting her mother and other relatives, and Is In Medford as guest of her daughter, Mrs. Rene. Collie. Remove Line The transmission line on the west side of the airport is be ing removed, to make It possible for planes to land from either the east or west, on the new runway, accord ing to Frank Rogers, city building inspector. rha-lM Leaves Mrs! Rose Charles, who has been visiting heri sister, Mrs. E. M. "Qranama uuam den, for the past two weeks, I leav ing today for her home in Los An geles. Mrs. Lumsden's condition was reported as slightly Improved yester day. Visit Friends Here Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Gifford and child of Klamath Falls spent the latter part of the week In Medford visiting friends, be fore returning to their home. They have been on a two weeks'-vacation trip to Portland, Eugene, and other northern points. Blossoms In Bottle A milk bottle, . filled with plant slips, wss brought to the SChamber of Commerce yesterday and placed on exhibition. For the fuschla slip had not only rooted, but produced blossoms within the bottle and under the water line, which formed a very attractive display. In Medford Saturday Professor W. J. Ollmore and Earl Price, agricul tural engineers at Oregon state col lege, were In Medford Saturday con ferring with Mrs. Mabel 0. Mack, county home demonstration agent, about the rural housing survey re cently conducted here by Mrs. Mack. ' Sues for $20,000 Florence Nutt of Grants Pass has filed a complaint against Jean Altchlson Jensen, form er superintendent ot the Josephine General hospital, seeking 20,000 dam ages for alleged burns suffered while a patient at the hospital. She also asks tlOO additional for physician's fee. Mill to Open According to the Grants Pass Dally Courier, the Swede Basin Lumber company, located on East J. Street In that city, will resume operation between April 10 and 15. with about one hundred men em ployed, O. H. Kesterson, owner ssld. The mill has ben shut down since September 22. Selects New Clothes After selecting spring and summer merchandise In Los Angeles and San Francisco, dur ing the past two weeks, Mrs. Adrl enne steward returned to Medford Saturday morning. Many attractive new models were also ordered from representatives of New York and Chi cago companies who were in Los An geles. Class Meets Golden Links class of the First Baptist church met with Mrs. C. A. Whlllock Thursday for cov ered dish luncheon. The business meeting wss in charge of the presi dent. Mrs. Beach. Plans were made for the May breakfast May I. Mrs. Dally read from a book on the life of a missionary. A large number attend ed the gathering. Leave for Kelso Mr. and Mrs. Csrl B. Goodwin left here by train Satur day for Kelso, Wash. Goes to Oklahoma Mr. J. E. Schrecengost of thl city left Friday evening for Tulsa, Okla. Antles In South Dick Antle and Walt Antle of thl city are visiting in Loe Angeles hls week. Has Tonsils Out H. H. Lehrbsss of this city, underwent an operation for removal of her tonsils Friday. Reports for Doty Second Lleuten- I ant Percy C. Merrltt, Infantry reserve of Albany, Ore., has reported for duty at the COO district headquarters. Lieutenant Merrltt was previously on duty at Cape Creek camp In the Eu gene district. Visits Crater Lake Miss Alice Car son left the forepart of the week for her home In Portland after a few days visit with friends In this city. While here Miss Carson, who Is a sister of Mayor Joseph Carson of Portland. en Joyed a trip to Crater Lake as well as an airplane ride over the Rogue val ley. Three Cars Collide The car B. M. Drysdale of 704 West Second street, was driving struck the automobile driven by Edna B. Scott, of 61 Rose avenue, and her car struck Jack Wll- i son's parked, machine, a report filed at the city police station shows. The accident occurred at the corner of Fourth and Ivy streets at 1:16 p. ra., Friday. t Garage Burns The garage belong ing to Tom Freed, 206 South Orange street was badly damaged by fire Saturday afternoon at 3:05 o'clock, according to city firemen who ans wered the call. The fire department was also called to the vicinity of the First National bank to extinguish a blaze In the automobile belonging to Bill Murray. The car was slightly damaged by the blaze. Lowman Is Coming Sub-station Commander Jennings D. Lowman of Klamath Falls, will be In Medford Monday and Tuesday, March 26 and 27, to accept a few men for the sev enth and thirtieth regiments of In fantry. Other assignments, Sergeant Lowman stated, will probably be avail able. The seventh regiment Is station ed at the historic post of Vancouver Barracks, and furnishes replacements for the troops In Alaska. The Thirti eth Is stationed at the Presidio, San Francisco, probably one of the most desirable stations In the entire army. Farewell Party Given Just Folks circle Joined with the Alpha Sigma class of the First M. E. church in a farewell social for Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reed who are leaving soon for Wat sonvllle, Calif. Mr. Reed has been pro moted to manager of Western Auto Supply in that city. Mrs. Reed was presented with a gift from the circle. Clarence Meeker expressed the senti ments of the class, and wished them success in their new location. Several musical selections were given and games enjoyed. Following the pro gram, refreshments were served by the committ in charge. Mr, Reeves 111 O. B. Reeves of Jacksonville Is a patient at the Com munlty hospital this week for medic al care. Reynolds In Hospital W. B. Reyn olds of West Tenth street underwent a major operation at the Community hospital last week. Miss Holmes 111 Miss Ruth Holmes of 101 Crater Lake avenue was taken to the Sacred Heart hospital for med ical treatment Friday. Undergoes Operation Mrs. George Brewer of West Main street under went a major operation at the Com munity hospital Friday. May Tome from School Wayne May, who has been attending the Boeing Aeronautical school at Oak land, Calif., has returned to Medford. Copco Men Return Glen L. Jack son and Horace Bromley returned to this city Thursday night after a busi ness trip to the northern part of the state. Mrs. Shirley Recovering Mrs. A. B. Shirley of 243 Beatty street Is recover ing from a major operation undergone several days ago at the Sacred Heart hospital. a In for Operation E. L. Matthews of Route 2 underwent a major opera tion at the Community hospital Fri day. He was reported getting along satisfactorily. Announce Dance The Pythian Sis ters are planning a dinner, dance at the Pythian hall Wednesday evening, March 28. Music is to be furnished by Dickey's orchestra. To Visit Here Lillian Owens of Modesto, Calif., arrived In Medford on the Shasta Saturday morning to spend Easter week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Owens. Mrs. Hunter Goes Home Mrs. B. L. Hunter of 112 King street left the Sacred Heart hospital the last of the week for her home, having recovered from a major operation. Hurd Returns Home Clinton Hurd of the Jobbers Supply company of Portland has returned to his home after spending several days on busi ness In Medford, Ashland and Klam ath Falls. Mrs. Adams Improved Mrs. L. J. Adams of 1000 West 11th street, un derwent a minor operation at the Sacred Heart hospital the last of the week and was reported in a much im proved condition. On Business Trip C. J. Hurd, ag rlcultural engineer for the California Oregon Power company arrived In Medford the forepart of the week for several days' business visit in this vicinity. He was accompanied by D. A. Runyard of the Copco commercial department. Returns from Visit Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Maroney of this city returned to their home here Saturday from Berkeley, Calif., where they have been visiting their son, Dr. William Maroney, instructor at the University of California. They made the return trip by train. George Raft Stars at Craterian Telling the intimate story of the life of world famous dancer, George Raft's latest starring picture, "Bo lero," opens a four-day engagement at the Craterian theater today. In the supporting cast are Carole Lom bard, Sally Rand, the Fan Dancer and Frances Drake. It reveals the long struggle for suc cess by an ambitious youth, who finally achieves fame only by deny ing his emotions, by trampUng on the hearts of the many beautiful women who help him on his way to success. George Raft, himself an Interna tionally famous dancer before he came to the screen, plays the lead ing role and demonstrates the tech nique that made him famous on ballrooms and stages of America and Europe. The Raftero, a featured dance In the picture, embodies a great many of his own original con ceptions. One of the highlights of the pic ture Is the fan dance performed by Sally Rand, who made such a sensa tional success of it during the world's fair. The picture version Is the original dance she did at Chicago. In "Ann Vickers" Chalk up one on Your list of best ten for 'Ann Vickers,-' made from the great Sinclair Lewis story, opening today at the Studio theater. "Ann Vickers" becomes a living exponent of the modern women. Irene Dunne Is the wise selection for Ann, who while frustrated In love, earns the acclaim of the reform world. Opposite her Is Walter Huston, politician and Jurist. Montieth Lecture On Oregon Traill preparation to the events of early June. On Tuesday evening. April 10, in the Normal School Auditorium, John Claire Monteith, baritone, will present a unique program entitled "The Ore gon Trail and Indian Days."1 The lecture tells many tales of pioneer hardships and adventure handed down in the speaker's own family some cf them being concerned with Marcus Whitman, Mr. Montelth's creat-uncle. Coming as it does when all Oregon is looking forward to the diamond Jubilee celebration, this program should be of Intense Interest to those of pioneer descent but to all who have come to think of Oregon as home. It will be a delightful Final Demonstration For Economic Sewing The last of the line and design demonstrations in the economic dressmaking project being conducted by Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, county home demonstration agent, will be conduct ed this week. Mrs. Mack will hold a meeting at the Bellvlew club house for the Bell view home extension unit on Tues day, March 27. On Wednesday, March 28. Mrs. Henry Hansen will be .host ess to the Roxy Ann unit for the regular meeting, with Mrs. C. C. Tedrlck as chairman. 8 Midget Photos 10c Peasley Studio. 'PILGRIMAGE' IS BEAUTIFUL FILM The opening of "Pilgrimage" at the Roxy theater today will mark the Introduction of one . .of the most completely beautiful productions of recent mnths. This picture has the sweep of "Cavalcade" and the Inti mate niceties of "State Fair." And It combines these elements Into a unity of entertainment that should be hard to surpass. The story la the simple one of a mother who runs through the gamut of emotions as she breaks up one young romance and subsequently ce- Thriller on Rialto Program Today Its thrills and adventure matching its sensational predecessor, "Son of Kong." the sequel to "King Kong." against presents Robert Armstrong as the leading player, with Helen Mack as the dauntless girl, who ac companies him on another expedi tion to the monster-Infested Skull Island. The picture plays at the Rialto theater today and Monday. ments another. She sends her only son to war and to his death In order to keep him from marrying the girl he loves. All kinds ot igal blanks tor sale, for rent, no hunting no trespassing and other cards for sale at Commercial Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune. To Work for Thomas Miss Lulu Wilson, who recently completed ft course at business college in Port land, left Thursday evening for Salem, where she will be employed by C. M. Thomas, state utilities commissioner. Miss Wilson formerly worked In the offices of the Medford water department. Be correcciy corseted in an Artist Model by Ethel wyn B Hoffmann. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY WILL PAT CASH for men's second hand suits, bats and shoes, will H. Wilson, si No. Front St. FOR RENT Housekeeping room. $1.50 per week. 637 North Oakdale. WANT To borrow H600. Can furnish gilt-edge security. Box 528. Tribune. 40 A. Some crop. A deal that will please you. Gerbcr. Mile east, north Sams Valley school. FOR RENT House and ranchETET STARTS TODAY Continuous Shovs Today 1:3!) to 11 n. m. THE TRIUMPH OF Two romances: One shattered by a mother's selfish Jealousy . . the other soaring to a glorious triumph that burned away the bitterness In her heart. A GREAT LOVE Xi .... 1 HENRIETTA VU ' CROSMAN XS '"VuM HEATHER ANGEL W cartZ NORMAN FOSTER nop hou MARIAN NIXON OPPORTUNITY SALES One, two and three-acre homes; five, ten and 20-acre farms, stock ranch es, timber, snd city homes. Business Exchange, 33 No. orape. 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Mats 15$ ' Eves 25 Kiddies 10 TODAY and MONDAY The Island of Thrills Enthralls You Again! Adrenture! , , , Romance! . . ind new stag rerlng thrills! . . . with the son of Kong , . . a human ovable.. laughable beast Back to the . Island of fiTV King Kong ... to search f-SltfSJ-i lot burled treasure M(i7 lira Ky guarded by cannibal,, 'LBJEt-3r and the twelve-foot apel dS ROBT. ARMSTRONG HELEN MACK Frank Reicher John Marston Victor Wong ADDED ATTRACTIONS Comedy, "Pardon My Pups" "Giants of the North" Pathe News 1 Starting Today "Hit No. 4" in the Big Parade of Hits! SHOWS TODAY AT 1:45 3:15 6:45 9:00 UW f A nolorful king of the dance floor , . . rising from the lowest muslo halls to the most lavish pleasure palaces . . trending on feminine hearts to reach his goal , . . ruthlessly using women as rungs In the ladder of his climb to success! You'll thrill to the seduc tive rhythm of the 'Bolero and you'll gasp at the daring of Sally Rand's own original and sensational fan dance! 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