Medford mail tribune., April 20, 1934, Page 11, Image 11

'MEDFORD MXTL TntBTTXT., rr.DFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. TTOTL 20. 1034.
PAGE ELEVEN
Local and Personal
, noun from Persist W. W. WllletUi
of Persist was a business visitor in
Med ford yesterday.
Visit In Grants Pas Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Allen of Medford were Grants
Pass visitors Wednesday.
1.rae for South Mr. and Mrs. C.
A.- Knight left on the Shaiila Thurs
day evening for San Francisco.
Schmidts In Mcdrord Mr. and Mrs.
Will Schmidt of Oregon's Switzerland
were visitors in Medford today, at
tending to business matters.
,
Leave for Cheyenne Mra. J. C.
Henderson and small child left by
train last evening, en route to Chey
enne, Wyo.
.
Guests In Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Creston of this city are gucBts In
Portland this weeic at cne sovereign
Apartment hotel in that city.
Chaplain Reports First Lieutenant
John Thomas Kllcoyne, Chap. -Res.,
of Berkeley, Cal., reported at the
Medford district CCC headquarters
this morning, for duty In this Motion.
Mr. Green Returns C. L.Green has
returned here from a visit with rela
tives in Albany. He spent some time
at Newport and other bench resorts.
He is the father of Mrs. Marc Jarmin
of this city.
.Mr. Dlvelbcss Dies Mrs, W. H. Nor
ci'oss of Central Point received a tele
gram Tuesday from her sister In Oma
ha, Neb., saying that her husband,
Fred Divelbess had dif.l that morning
after a short Illness.
Advent Christian Lecture
Following the last two lectures on
the Seven Seals of Ketclatlon, Kcv.
Mm. E. Snider, lecturing at the Ad-
Tent Christian Church, V. Jackson
nnd Welch, will penk this evening
nt 7:30 on "Hie Seven Symbolic
Trumpets The First Four Trumpets
Sou n a. Their Nature, Tiiigcillcs, and
Basic . significance."
Rev. Snlder's handling of this sub
ject will prove of especial Interest
to those making an Intensive study
of Revelation prophecy. (adv.)
Mr. Meeker Improving O. A. Meek
er, prominent local merchant, who
underwent a sccnd operation at the
Community hospital Wednesday,
where he has been a patient for some
tmle, was reported getting along very
satisfactorily thU ""-noon.
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Mr. Vuravltch (oimng Ed Yura-
vlteh of Oakland, Cal., la expected to
arrive In Medford today by plane. His
plans were not known here, whether
or not he would remain for confer
ences with local air officials. Mr.
Yuravitch is inspector of airways for
the department of commerce.
"Brass Rail" Opens The "Bra
Rail." formerly the Hl-Ho, on tlw
south Pacific highway, will reopen
Saturday under the management of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Felse, assisted by
Miss Billle Latta. They will feature
light lunches, salads and sandwiches.
Companies to Arrive Company
1622, CCC, to ocupy Camp Tyee, is
expected to arrive In this district on
Sunday, while company 1627, to be
stationed at Camp China Flats, will
arrive on Monday. Both groups are
Sixth corps men, enrolled in the Chi
cago district.
Many Salmon Caught Yesterday
and the day before were good fishing
days at Savage Rapids dam, It was
reported here this morning by Harry
Hansen, who plana to try his luck
there tomorrow. There were seven
salmon caught Thursday and 11 land
ed Wednesday.
llav Blocks Highway A wagonload
of hay, being driven by S. M. Wilcox
of 332 Orange street, Ashland, tlpps:
over about 3 p. m. yesterday after
noon on the Pacific highway, beneath
the overhead bridge Just north of that
city. The highway was blocked tem
porarily, and state police went to the
scene to direct traffic. The hay be
longed to Neal Hurd of the Valley
View section.
Dr. Rlgg Returns Dr. Virginia C.
Rlgg has returned from a trip to Lo3
Angeles with her daughter and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Looker, in
their oar. Dr. Rigg spent four days
at Lag una Beach, visiting her son and
wife, Dr. and Mrs. James R. Rl&j.
Having left that section on Saturday,
Dr. Rlgg escaped the earthquake on
Tuesday. She expected to hear today
from her son, concerning the tremcr.
BIG HAT SALE
TOMORROW
200 New Hats Just Arrived!
A Real Value '
$1.00
Don't forget our Dress and Suit Sale tomorrow also!
The Band Box & Shoe Box
"The Store that Saves you Money"
Home from South Mrs. W. 6. Bar
nura returned the first of the week
from Berkeley, Ca., where she spent a
month visiting her son John.
Undergoes Operation E, C. Burt of
Ashland underwent a major operation
at the Community hospital here to
day, and was reported getting alorit
satisfactorily.
Leave for Coast Misses Ruby Stone
and Helen Jones are among Medford
folk who will spend the week-end at '
the coast. They are leaving for Ban-1
don.
Scherer Goes Nurt h Paul Scherer :
left Wednesday evening for Portlard.j
where he plans to spend a few ii?&
before continuing to Spokane to at
tend to business affairs.
i
Dr. Bray Here Dr. Jewett P. Bray, j
formerly located in Medford, and who
left here last year for Mllton-Free-water,
to become pastor of the Meth
odist church, south, there, was a vis
itor in Medford today.
Return from Horrls Mr. and Mrs.
a. G. Stagg and Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Tetherow have reutrned to their
homes in Medford. They were called
to Dorrls, Cal., to attend the funeral
of Raymond Hall Ballard, who passed
away Monday evening. Mr. Ballard
was the father of Mrs. Stagg nnd Mrs j
Tetherow.
Picnic Sunday Knights of Pythl.is!
and the Pythian Sisters will hold a
picnic on Rogue river Sunday after
noon. All members and Invited guests
are expected to be present. All those,
who are planning to attend are re
quested to be at the corner of Nortn
Riverside and Jackson street at 1 p.
m. For further information, mem
bers are to call 512-w.
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Preview Film For
Craterian Saturday
An unusual picture, "Heat Light
ning," has been chosen for the extra
feature at the Craterian theater pre
view Saturday night. Those attend
ing the 0 o'clock s.how are invited to
remain for the preview at no extra
charge.
An all-star cast Is headed by Aline
McMahon In the role of a former
dance hall girl, who breaks away
from her old life and the man who
dominated her to run a filling sta
tion far from t.he haunts of men.
Ann Dvorak has the role of her
younger sister.
Preston Foster has the leading
masculine role, that of a dashing
villain, who fascinates and despoils
women Just as he flaunts the world
of men. His henchman is Lyle Tal
bot, a dub crook, who lines up in
the comedy quartet with Olcnda Far
rell and Ruth Donnelly, two Reno
divorcees out for the fun they can
find, and Frank McHugh, their chauf
feur, over whose love they are con
stantly bickering.
In Double Bill
...
Ralph Bellamy once aealn has the
role of Inspector Trent and Is cal'crt
upon to solve a murder mystery in
"One Is Guilty," on the Rlalto thea
ter's double feature program for to
day and Saturday.
ken Maynard la starred in "Wheels
of Destiny," the other feature on the
same program.
W. C. Fields Heads Craterian Cast
y w N
A
Sylvia Sidney In
Role Sunday Film
Craterian Screen
ThO(e two dramatic screen stars.
Sylvia Sidney unci Fredrlc Mardi,
who riivo such good nccounU of
thcni.'iflvos In "Merrily Wo Go to
Hell," nre together nsnln. This time
It s entitled "aood Dnmc." It comes
on Sunday to the Crnteriim theater.
UsIhk a colorful bucks round, the.
romance of n "sood" clrl nnd n "bad"
boy was written by Wllllnin Llprnan,
Broadway playwright and tor years a
star columnist on the New York Her-nld-Trlbimo.
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Admiral Byrd Picks Hi
Men I DO YOU?
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sonal supervision Is more tliun tt
1,ro""Sl Phone 1522-V
As near us your Telephone.
AUTO GLASS
render, llnriy A Radiator Kepall
Genera Sheet Mera!
I.lht structural Iron
niiii.L mi;t.l wokks
103 K. Stll St. Phone 418
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w. c. Fields is the lovable but
rather eccentric inventor whose In
ventions look liko Rube Ooldberg cre
ations In "You're Telling Me." t the
Craterian theater today and Saturday.
His burlesque golf scene, which made
him famous on the stage, is one ot
the highlights of the film. i
As an added attraction for tonight!
only, the EaRlc Point High School,
Glee club will present Otls-M. Car-
rlnton's operetta, "Windmills of Hoi-'
land." on the stage at 9 o"clock. i
'LITTLE WOMEN'
COMING TO STUDIO
"Dinner at Eight," with 14 great
stars and showing the emotional ex
periences of a heterogeneous group
of people, who are brought together
nt a dramatic dinner party, is playing
at the Studio tonight and Saturday.
"Little Women," a veritable mirror
of the volume that has been a guide
and entertainment for girls for more
than six decades, opens Sunday with
Katherine Hepburn in the leading
role.
UNUSUAL WESTERN
AT ROXY SATURDAY
Stepping out of his conventional
cowboy role to display hla histrionic
talent as a comedian, Res Bell comes
to the Bcreen of the Rosy theater Sat
urday In "Crashln Broadway," up
roarious story of the trials and tribu
lations of a theatrical troupe which
Is stranded in a small western town
when the opera house burns down.
Containing the usual comedy In
gredients of a theatrical western,
"Crashln" Broadway." takes an unex
pected action twist when the burning
of the theater is found to be of In
cendiary origin.
iihltiiif)iiia AthMi ftrnnTi
Continuum haaa
Shows EnS
Sat urdrtv I 3
' EES
Doom
Open
THE MOST OF THE BEST FOR THE LEAST!
Mats -15c Eves--25c Kiddies -10c
Today and Saturday
TWO FEATURE PICTURES
Murder prowls the roof-tops!
... and Inspector Trent rc(s bnny
on (he uiot baffling ranc uf his
carecrl
MEDFORD SEED & FEED CO.
309 East Main
Carefully Selected Merchandise at Lower Prices!
FLOUR, K. F. Bduquet, 49 lbs $1.49
WALNUTS, large locals, every one guaranteed, lb. 17
SEED CORN, local selected stock, 100-lb. lots $4.00
SUDAN GRASS, 100 lbs $6-90
HONEY SORGHUM, in lots of 10 lbs. or more, lb 7
EGYPTIAN CORN, in lots of 10 lbs. or more, lb 6
Fly Spray
In bulk or stock, ft
A good one. Bring Jj y Q
container. Gal
Lawn Mowers
Ball Bearing, 5-blade
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IG-in. cut $6.30
Arsenate of Lead, lb 9(
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Dim LageS gain, each 81.65
A good one, each $1.49
Plants, Vegetables and Flowers See our display.
Our Prices Are Right!
AT THE
FAIRGROUNDS
SATURDAY
DINTY MOORE'S
ORCHESTRA
10.-MUSICIANS--10
Men 35c Ladies 10c
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L . k IT. & ,1 1 PLUS
I ClfZ!- SATURDAY ONLY
! ilf j" fc' i ! Oinllillimis Shows 1:30 to II l. in.
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SUNDAY .jrmsr -
Another Big Hit!
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A ungon trnln ftln-nhlntr n cross the jirnfrlct!
, . Hnnilrptls u( IihIIiimn uiilllng to ill
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slonn! , , . Mm nnd women glihig lltrlr
11 vrs In settling (tip West!
Ken MAYNARD
lift wilt lis rst
SUNDAY
Slim SummervilIe"LOVE
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Today and Saturday
EVERY
SATURDAY
NIGHT
IN (iCIOI) OI.I1
JAYVILLE
Where the
MUSIC and
FUN GO ON
TILL
Opening
DANCE
GOLD HILL
PAVILION
Sat. Nite Apr. 21
Music by
JOHNNY BENNETT
AND HIS BAND
OPENS SATURDAY
THE DOMINO LUNCH
417 East Main
Specializing in
Salads Sandwiches
Hop Gold Beer
Be there for Lunch Tomorrow
DANCE! DANCE!
With Dynge's Boys Saturday at the
ORIENTAL GARDENS
The Coolest Halls and the Best Music in tho Valley
TWO BIG DANCES JUST ONE ADMISSION!
One long Imifili from beginning to
nnd . , , with Fields In a role
tnllor-nindc for 111 in ns the great
American henpecked husband .
He always said he'd be rich, some
day but never figured on a prtnres
and a police car making him sol
JJjo)g
Held Over ! I fXtii-.kw fjjjlll
Walt Disney's i jl , ilk
"FUNNY f ill I
LITTLE f, )) H I-
BUNNIES" ;l f jr I
in Technicolor! I j j fjj A l Jli j
If: it dkz'
ON THE STAGE
Tonight Only 9:00 P. M.
OTIS M. CAIIUINTiTON'S OI'KIIDTTA
"Windmills of Holland"
Presented by '
Eagle Point High School Glee Club
Saturday Night Is "Preview
Night''
Attend tlw 9:00 o'clock Bhow nnd '
remain for the pre-shotvhig of
''HEAT LIGHTNING"
Alino MacMahon Ann Dvorak
Lylo Talbot Glenda Farrell
SUNDAY;
Merrily they go to hell again!
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flipped him
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up nnil mutlc
(he kind or (Irl
with
SYLVIA
SIDNEY
FREDRIC
MARCH
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