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JCEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKU. OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1934 PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal Leaves for North Mrs. R. E. Law rence left by train last evening lor Portland. Wood to Hood Hirer Dave B. Wood left Sunday by train for Hood River, Ore. Here for Day Dr. H. W. Copelsnd of Central point arrived on the Ore gonlan today to spend the day in Medford on buslneaa. Arrive from Portland Mr. and Mrs. E. W. SttUwell arrived on the Oregon ' ian this morning to spend the week here on business. Undergoes Operation Airs. Agnes Haxdman underwent a major opera tion at the Community hospital Sun day. Business Visitor P. L. Anderson of San Francisco, attorney. Is a bueineM visitor in Medford. having arrived on the Shasta this morning to spend the next two days. v , Returns from Portland Mrs. W. L Goff of this city returned this morn ing by train from Portland, where she had attended the O. S. C.-StanXord football game Saturday. Medley Returns Claude Medley of the Applegate district returned this morning on the Oregontan. having spent the past several months In Walla Walla, Wash. Bicycle stolen A bicycle belonging to James Eddy of 212 North Peach street was stolen from his garage, ac cording to police reports today. The wheel was a Zenith make, colored green with silver rims. Curry Back Allen D. Curry, city Judge, as back at work today In the water department at the city hall, having been confined to his home for the past several day with flu. From San Francisco Andrew Kerr of San Francisco arrived by train this morning, to attend to business mat ters for two days. Mr. Kerr is confer ring with Glenn Jackson of the Cali fornia Oregon Power Co. Bliss In Medford Waiter E. Bliss of San Francisco, agency superintendent for the Insurance Company of North America, arrived on the Shasta this morning to discuss matters with Mo-Curdy-Dan lels agency. Hlpgln Returns T. M. Hlgglns, man ager for the local district. General Petroleum Corporation, returned on the Shasta this morning from a busi ness trip to Los Angeles, where he has been for the past two weeks. To Rosehurg Mrs. Barbara Kinney left on the Shasta this morning for Roseburg. having been visiting here for the past several weeks with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Kinney., Return to Portland Mr. and Mrs. William Hendryx of Portland, who have been spending the pest several days visiting In Medford. left last night by train. Mrs. Josephine Clark of this city made the return trip with them. 1 Have Accident Julius Fletcher, of the Rainbow Auto camp, and Louis Campbell, of Jacksonville highway, figured in an auto aocldent Satur day night at the Medford Service sta tion, according to city police report?. Police stated that Fletcher bailed into the Chevrolet sedan driven by Campbell. New Chaplains Coming Two ned chaplains will be assigned to the Med ford CCC district October 15, accord ing to information received here. They are Captain George Woodall and Lieut. Christopher O. McDonnell, both of the Chaplains' reserve who have been on duty in the Fort George Wright district. Accident on Applepate Wesley J Marion of Camp Applegate, CCC. re ported an accident to city police in which the government truck he was driving collided with a vehicle driven by Bert Ripley. The bumper and fend-1 er were bent on Marlon's truck in the accident, which occurred on the Big Appl?gabe road at 4:30 p. m. Friday. Permits Issued Permit have been issued from the city building depart ment to Mrs. Annie Jackson of 107 Mistletoe, and to R. B. Hammond, of 205 Crater Lake avenue. Mrs. Jackson Is planning to construct a garage, re ports show, at a cost of 150, while Mr. Hammond filed Intentions 'of en closing a porch with glass, at a cost of 1100. Dr. Coleman Returns Dr. H. P. Coleman has returned from a week's vacation, and 1 m his office at the regular hours. Goes to Portland Barney Brock has gone to Portland, where ha will attend the special Texaoo training school for ten days. Lafferty Gets Leave Lieut. Paul R. Lafferty, of Camp Hilt. COC, has been granted a three-day leave of absence effective October 12. mm Visits In Medford Mrs. P. E. Nan die. an Instructor In the Grants Pass city schools apent the week-end In Medford with her huaband. Home from Coast Mrs. Maude Holmes and Mrs. H. U. Lumsden have returned here from Bandon. where they were the guests of Mrs. Charles W. Palm at her cabin there. From Portland W. L. Harnan, spe cial agent for the Phoentx Insurance Co., Ltd., of London, la spending to day in the city attending to business matters. Return from Vacation Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Thompson of this city re turned by train today from San Fran cisco, having been spending a week's vacation in that city. mm Here on Business O. R. DiUey of Portland, representative of the John-son-Lieber Co., la in Medford attend ing to business matters, having ar rived last Friday. Business Visitor H. F. LoPresti, special agent for the Yorkshire In surance Co., Limited and the Sea board Fire and Marine Insurance company of New York, Is a caller here today from the north. Return from Car berry Mrs. D. W. Dickey and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hen drlckson have returned to Medford from a week's camping. They apent the time at Carberry creek in the Applegate section. Chaplain on Leave Lieut Harley G. Preston, district chaplain with the COC headquarters here, has been granted a seven-day leave of absence and la spending It in Portland where his daughter Is undergoing medical treatment. v On Business Here aptaln William C. Ryan of Camp Indian Creek, CCC. was a business visitor at district headquarters today, as was Henry Petri, educational advisor for head quarters detachment at the fair grounds, and for Camp Applegate. Is Welfare Officer Captain LuthfT Morgan. 625 CA, reported at COC dis trict headquarters this morning for duty, having arrived here from Los Angeles. While Lieutenant Roy D. Croft la on a seven days' leave. Cap tain Morgan will act as district wel fare officer. this complicated situation has come a photoplay that has already won praise from critics throughout the country. Famous Novel Now On Craterian Bill Lending vivid reality to the "down to earth" American characters of Oene Stratton-Porter's famous best seller, "A Girl of the Llmberlost" was received with enthusiastic re-! sponae at the Craterian theatre yes-1 terday where It opened a three day ; run. Being a faithful transcription of the Gene 8 1 rat ton -Porter original, 1 and preserving the full flavor of the mtd-western rural locale, the photo play serves to bring to life the char acters that have become known and loved by millions of readers. The story, as most everyone knows, desls with the efforts of pretty El nora. Comstock to gain an education against the determined opposition or her mother, who baa hated the child since her birth. Into the plot enters the two kind ly souls.i Wes and Margaret Stnton, and little Billy, the orphaned raga muffin, whom Elnora befriends. Then the efforts of "The Bird Woman" are enlisted In El nor as cause, and finally, with her high-schooling al most complete, cornea the love of Phillip Ammon, son of Dr. Ammon. Complications ensue with the arrival of Phillip's fiancee but with her de parture, and the mother's discovery that she has wronged her daughter all her life, comes the touching finale. It is a simple story, but beauti fully told. The leading roles, played to perfection, are taken by Marian Marsh as Elnora, the "girl of the llmberlost:" Louise Dresser, as her mother; RsJph Morgan and Helen Jerome Eddy as Wes and Margaret Slnton; Henry B. Walthall, aa Dr. Ammon, and Edward Nugent as his son, Phillip. Betty Blythe, former star of the silent era, has the role of "The Bird Woman." Fine Cast Appears In Rialto Picture "One More River." John Gals worthy'a latest novel, comes to the Rialto theatre tomorrow for a three day run in Its screen version that has Diana Wynyard In the starring role. A distinguished supporting cast, including such players as Colin Clive, Reginald Denny. Frank Lawton, O. Aubrey Smith, Mrs. Patrick Campbell and Lionel Atwill, Is a vital factor in helping to bring the story to a successful screen play. Telling the story of a woman mar ried to one man, loving another! and yet keeping that fact a secret from the rest of the world, "One More River," promises much In the way of "class" entertainment. Diana Wynyard Is Lady Clare, mar ried to Blr Jerry Corven, but In love with Tony Croom. When the hus band discovers this fact, his at tempts to "shadow" his pretty wife, and discover evidence that could be used In a divorce court, form some amusing situations. However, the case is called to court, Lady Clare is brought to the stand and, trying to shield the weaknesses of her hus band, and at the same time, with hold the facta of her romance with Tony, she finds herself in the un enviable position of becoming stamp ed with the disapproval of her friends and of the world In general. From TURKISH CANNONADE EXCUSED AS MISTAKE ISTANBUL, Turkey, Oct. 8. () The shelling of two French destroyers In the gulf of Smyrna Saturday by Turkish coastal batteries was "Just a misunderstanding." according to an omciai explanation today. Turkey protested to France over al leged violation of her territorial wat ers by the two French vessels, but It was understood the matter has been settled to the complete satisfaction of both Turkey and Franoe. The French returned the fire. Dse Mall Tribute want ada. fee. 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T. t INSULL READY FOR LENGTHY TRIAL rOR SALE Port coupe. Hand Store. Pat'a Second Irvine "Cotton" Warburton, Southern Callfornla'a All-Amerlea quarterback, breaking Into the open for a long gain In a practice acrlm. mage of the Trojana. The 145-pound flaah Is noted for his ability to break through small holes and be off for long runs. (Associated Press Photo) SUSPECT'S WIFE FEEDS BABY M -JIB In it- h- s't?-' T & i 'J lAl-S - 7 if lAjP Vi Simuet Insull, Sr. (left), Is shown with his attorney, Floyd Thomp son, on their way to federal court In Chicago where the former utilities magnate is being tried on charges of using the mails to defraud. The trial is expected to require four or five months. Just behind Thompson can be aeen Samuel Insull. Jr., one of the 16 co-defendants. (Associated Press Photol YOUKO WOMAN, over 30, wsnted for general house wo. and care of 2 children. Pleaaant home, day off weekly and moderate wages. Ad dress 4970. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Stock ranch, 640 A. 15 miles south and east from Ben J. Ore. 60 A. cultivated, 20 ft of water In well of 62 ft ; windmill, house end out buildings, sll fenced. How much am offered. Melrln Morr'.s, Gold Hill. Ore. FOR SALE Pedigreed Roller canarlea. Mrs. Jack Thrasher, Jacksonville. Phone 173. FOR SALE Three room house furn l.ihM. 2 acres, cheap. Mrs. Cole West, Phoenix. FOR SALE My home cheap. 301 Cra ter Lake Ave. FOR SALE Tomatoes, cent and a hlf a pound. Ted Fish on Anderson Road S. W. of Phoenix. FOR RENT Modern 5 -room furnUh ed house, newly decorated. Over atuffed furniture. 107 Ocneasee. FOR RENTLarge housekeeping room, 1.50 per week. 627 No. Central. FOR SALE Cookstove. Inquire aftr 6:30 p. m. or Sundays. 624 Plum. WANTED Girl out of school or middle-aged woman for general houM work and help care for two children, 115.00 month, room and board. 716 E. Jackson or call 025-L. WANTED middle sged woman, no family ties, to care for elderly man who is lit In apartment. Good home. Small wages. Tribune, Box 4538. FOR SALE In upper Sams Valley, 60 acres, cIom to good school, build ings are not so good, but the land la good and there's a good spring and some Umber, Could be made a nice place. Price 1700, half caah. Phone 1473-W or call at 44 N Peacii St. AUTO INJURY FATAL PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 8. (AP) Injuries received when she walked Into a moving automobile proved fa tal late Sunday to Mrs. Julia Mc Entee, 70, Portland. The accident, Portland's 68th traf fic fatality since December 1, 1933, occurred Saturday night. Witnesses reported Mrs. McEntee was apparently confused by the lights of automobiles. Robert MacDouRBll, Portland, driver of the enr which Injured the woman, was not arrested. SCOTTISH RITE Stated Lodge meeting. 7:30 P. M., Oct. 8th. L.E WILLIAMS. Secretary. Notice Stated Communication of Reamee Chapter O. E. S. Wednesday evening, Oct. 10, at 8:00 o'clock. Vlsltlag members invited. HATTIE M. ALDEN. Secy. , .A, . Mrs. Bruno Richard Hauptmann, wife of the suspect In the Lind bergh baby kidnaping, la ehown preparing milk for'their 10-months-old son, Manfried. Anonymous lettera have threatened the child, and Mrs, Hauptmann is at the home of a relative. (Associated Press Photo) Drink Water With Meals Good For Stomach Wnter with meale helps stomach Juices, aids digestion. If bloated with gas add a spoonful of Adlerlka. One dose cleans out poisons and washes BOTH upper and lower bowels. Heath's Drug Store. CONDON, Ore., Oct. 8. (AP) The body of John English, 60, Lost Valley rancher, was found near the wreckage of his truck 10 miles east of Condon Sunday. Police said they believed he had driven his machine over a 200 foot embankment Saturday night. Dse Mai) Tribune want ada. 20c Anytime HURRY! HURRY! Ends Tomorrow Kite! V'' ONE PICTURE ! IMV 0 h , fx."."1" Jz I -r ipfJTirai I I 7:00-0:00 litajJifliMLffftiipfil If!" ,0r IHTTflaTTTlTyrmiTllaan r III I illI mm ENDS TONIOI1T Frank Morgan Binnie Barnes in "There's Always Tomorrow" Starting Tomorrow! IANA WY&WARD A - in a revelation of . i mnrlA.'n I aha an A IliUUGI II LUIC dllU Marriage! Faithful to a man she hated not daring to Iclis tha man she loved the nas condemned by a world that would not understand! v ii3 .'y mm, with COLIN CLIVE JANE WYATT FRANK LAWTON LIONEL ATWILL REGINALD DENNY Patrick CAMPBELL ajaaaaaai The proof la In tha wear. Buy your HOSE at Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY WANTED Best light closed car 1100 cash will buy. Ask for Kenneth at Moore's Central Service, 9th and Central. RESPECTABLE. Intelligent widow wants to keep house for gentleman. Write or call 1101 Olive St., Eugene, Oregon. WHY SUFFER? Ulcers, fas pains, soar stemach. nausea, constipation, indi- t esuon ana otner scb disorders to hyper- aciauy. R3 rT i lukhih' i m v Dont five hoM. Many handrail ol saflcrcra t Kind relief. AINKRD'l TABLETS have helped others. Why sot yoa! Jarmln's Drug Store In Medford I shows 1 1 awffi rcf !f '1 TiTff I Mau 250 1 :4', 1 1 ! ' 'I I a '1 F'l I I e 350 1 7:00-9:00 1 I VjJ r,"..l piHi iWr aW I Klddlea-lOo I Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night! Your favorite characters brought to life Tha recreation of the most famous story by Amerlca'a most popular novelist be coming the talk of the town . . Just as It Is already tha talk of the nation! LOUISE DRESSER MARIAN MARSH RALPH MORGAN In 5ENE STRATTON-PORTER'S "A GIRL OF THE LIMBER LOST" with HENRY B. 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