MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1934.
PAGE SEVERN
Local and Personal
Returning to Offlre Dr. E. J. Car
penter, who has been 111, will return
to hla olflce Monday, he atated today.
Receive Care Mr. William Wright
of Oold Hill la receiving medical care
at the Community hospital here.
Attorney In City L. A. Reclcen,
Portland attorney, waa a business
vlaltor In Med ford Wednesday.
Beach Back R. Q. Beach, assist
ant postmaster, Is back in the post
office today from a short vacation.
Brines Chrysanthemums Mrs. O. J.
Wolfe presented the Chamber of Com
merce with two attractive bouquets of
chrysanthemums this week.
Mrs. Roberts Returns Mrs. George
Roberts returned thli morning by
trsln from San Francisco, where she
has been the past severalays.
In the Hospital Mrs. C. L. Moore
of 138 South Grape street underwent
a major operation today at the Com
munity hospital.
Eckles In Medford George E. Eckles,
manager of the U. S. Fidelity and
Guaranty, with offices In Portland,
was a local business visitor on Wed
nesday. At South Fork Norman C. Whit,
assistant supervisor of Rogue River
national forest. Is at South Fork of
the Rogue CCC camp today on bus'aj
ness.
To Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ege left today for Klamath
Falls and expect to return to Medford
the end of the week. Mr. Ee Is with
the Fidelity and Casualty company of
New York, from San Francisco.
f iamb re Arrives R. Gambre of Hol
lywood arrived this morning on the
Shasta and said that he would sosn
make an announcement of the open
ing of a cosmetic, lingerie and hos
iery shop here on North Holly street.
Scott Expected TJ. B. Scott of this
city was expected to return today by
train from Los Angeles, where, he
has been visiting for the past thrse
weeks with friends. Mr. Scott for
merly lived In Los Angeles.
Rainfall Reported The federal
weather bureau here today reported
22 of an Inch of rainfall between
6 p. m. Wednesday and 3 a. m. to
day. Only a trace was recorded in
the preceding 12 hours, their meas
urements show.
Shipping Turkeys M. M. Frank of
Sacramento and W. J. Martlndale of
San Francisco, both agents of the
Railway Express Agency, arrived in
Medford by train this morning and
will spend the next 10 days here at
tending to the shipment of turkeys
from the valley.
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YIMts In Ashland Mrs. Mamie
Riddle spent Sunday and Monday in
Ashland as the guest of Mrs. EUlc
Churchman.
Kerhawi Return Mr. and Mrs P.
M. Kershaw of thla city returned this
morning by train from Portland,
where they have been on business.
To Portland Dr. H. W. Copeland,
optometrist, left today by train for
Portland, -to spend five or six weeks
there on business.
Blyth Returns Louis Blyth return
ed on the Oregon lan this morning
from a regular business trip to Port
land. He was away three days.
Mrs. Allen Back Mrs. A. C. Allen
returned from Portland on the Orc
gonlan this morning, having been
visiting for the past two weeks in
that city.
Leave for East Frank Zegar and
Frank Piekar&ki, both of Camp Se
bastian, CCC, left this city last even
ing by train for their homes in Wu
kegan and Chicago, 111., respectively.
Here from Portland John McVlcker
of Portland, representative of the
Standard Oil Co., arrived in the Ore
gonian this morning to spend two
days here attending to business.
Mrs. Cantrall Home Mrs. S. L.
Cantrall, who underwent an. opera
tion at the Community hospital re
cently, is now at her home, 600 South
Newtown street, where she is report
ed making a satisfactory recovery.
Expected to Arrive Judge C. M.
Thomas of Salem, public utilities
commissioner, and C. R. Lester of
Salem, director of engineers for the
Public Utilities commission, were ex
pected to arrive in Medford today by
train to spend several days here on
business. Judge Thomas waa formerly
of this city.
Attend Officers' Meet Captain Carl
T. Tengwald and First Lieutenant W.
H. McBee of Co. A, 186th Infantry,
attended a meeting last Saturday
night of all officers of the regiment,
held in Portland. Capt. Tengwald re
turned with the word that the annual
encampment next year will probably
be held at Camp Lewis, Wash., in
stead of at Camp Clatsop.
Attending Conference Karl Ja
nouch, supervisor of Rogue River na
tional forest, left today to attend a
conference of officials from Umpqua,
Siskiyou and Rogue River national
forests, being held today at Oregon
Caves forest camp. The purpose of
the conference is to discuss recrea
tional developments.
Have Accident George E. Beltz, 32.
of 1115 Niantlc street, and J. H. Orr.
who was driving a car with an Ore
gon license, figured in a minor auto
accident at p. m. yesterday, accord
ing to city police records. The acci
dent occurred on the Pacific highway
north of Ashland, when Beltz was
forced to drive off the highway by
the Orr auto, police reports stale.
Fishermen Lost
In Typhoon Path
MANILA. P. I., Nov. 15. p) Four
fishermen were reported drowned off
Catbalogan on the island of Samar.
in the first accounts of loss of life
in yesterday'a devastating typhoon.
Estimates placed the homeless at
20.000 in the town of Naga, a pro
vincial capital on Luzon island, alon.
OREGON CITY, Nov. 15. iffy-Inexpert
handling of a revolver cost the
life yesterday of Ralph Russell, 36,
at hla home two miles south of Mo
lalla. Russell was examining a re
volver owned by his brother. The
weapon discharged and the bullet en
tered his abdomen. He died about an
hour later;
jrrli Shows Ijjl
7:00-9:00 J
Adults
2o5
Klddtea 10c
TOMORROW and SATURDAY!
H
E TOOK WHAT
HE WANTED...
UNTIL A WOMAN
TOOKHIM!!!
He fixed lipped tags , . . told
the mayor where to head In
. . . cracked down on chlel
er . . . nut couldn't cet to
flrf. bae In mmanre! 1
in
Willi
MONA CARRIE
WINNIE LIGHTNER
JIMMY BUTLER J"
k.ius TONITE1
I LEE TRACY
Lemon Drop Kid
URGES EXTENSION
CO-OP ACTIVITIES
HARTFORD, Conn., Nov. 15.
Numerous suggestions for further Luc
the work of the Orange, among them
the extension of cooperatives to aeir
fields, were offered today by agricul
tural leaders at a lecturers' confer
ence held in connection with the
National Grange convention.
Ervin C. King, master of the Wash
ington State Orange, urged before the
lecturers conference that greater je
be made of the cooperative plan. He
pointed out that in his state. 7.000.
000 gallons of gasoline ware sold last
year through 43 cooperative stations
and that the Orange is operating a
powder manuiaeturing company.
King laid down 12 "commandments"
for the successful operation of cs
operatlves, among them:
Sell at competitive prices only.
Do not cut prices.
Stock only staple goods required oy
members.
Select competent managers.
Pay managera reasonable salary.
Give the business your hearty co
operation. Cooperate with other recognized co
operative organizations.
Louis J. Taber, national master,
outlined various activities through
which officers of the Grange might
further its work and said:
"Above all, keep the Orange ideils
high."
Til Fix It"
Sure, swaggering, smart to a fault,
with a sense of humor that Is his
stock In trade, the "Bill Grimes" of
Jack Holt in "I'll Fix It," showing
tomorrow and Saturday at the RU
alto theater, reveals a hitherto un
suspected comic side to the versa
tile Mr. Holt.
A "fixer" in politics he waa a
"fizzle" In romance I He could make
the mayor say "Uncle" but a win
some little school teacher wouldn't
even say "maybe" I He sent her
flowers and she threw them out !
He tried theater tickets she tore
them up I Then he had her fired
and she fell In lovet
"I'll Fix It" Is the story of a
cocky politician who turned to a
school teacher for a lesson In love!
Gay, actlonful, romantic, It provides
Holt with his finest role to date.
Stated Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103, A
(Wi. r . n. ... rrmtvy, iw.
.ijMf at 7:30 p. m. Visitors in
vited. V. A. NORRIS, W. M
GEO. ALDEN. Secy
xy
Spectacular Musical at Craterian
f
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Ginger Rogers, who with Fred As
talre scored a big n:t In '-Flying
Down to Rto," is again teamed with
that nimble-footed star In "Th?
Gay Divorcee." plcturlzation of the
sensational stage show that i'an for
nine months on Broadway anJ an
other six months in London.
Just as "Flying Down to Rio"
showed the dancing prowess of Ai
...f. :
Li'
talre and Miss Rogers, so does this
new hit give them a chnnre to show
some more of their exceptional abil
ity in a new dance number, "The
Continental," a gay, rhythmic crea
tion, filled with the very Joy of liv
ingand loving. Set against a la-
lsh background with hundreds of
other dance teams, "The Conttnen
tal" Is already quite the rage
throughout the country.
"Dames" Opens at Studio Today
i' miisicai com
edy romance, comes to the Studio
theater today, with a cast headed
by Joan Blondell, Dick Powell anc.
itubv itei'lcr.
Three hundred beautiful girls
dance and frolic in beautiful and
complicated ensembles.
American Election
Pleasing To British
LONDON, Nov. 15. (p) Sir Ed
ward M. Mountain, chairman of one
of Great Britain's largest Insurance
companies, told the American Cham
ber of Commerce luncheon today that
the results of the recent congressional
elections In the United States hid
brought nothing but rejoicing to
British business circles.
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Chafing and
Itching Rash
easily soolhed by the
U -I l:i: e
miu nicuitdiiun or
Resinol
-A-N-C-
WALKER'S HALL
CENTRAL POINT
Boom's Orchestra
. Every Sat. Night
TONITE and FRIDAY
CHAMPS
at digging up
sunken gold.
CHUMPS Y
with waterfront
gold diggers.
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EDMUND
LOWE
VICTOR
H'lAGLEK
with
Sally Blane
Minna Gombtll.
PLUS
Tall or (he Klondike"
Camera Aifentiire. "200
Fathom Deep" New,
Adults , . T jS jpPy( Kiddies
20c sjii JUL JL 10c
Anytime fjjj HlXj Anytime
3 Big Days Starting Today!
WARMER BROS. "GOLD
DIGGERS" OF 1 934
IT'S GALORIOUS
...GALITTERING
R4! n.QCAII
....m.iuwni.. Hons Of All
No wonder the whole ' A
town'igone"Domes"Crozvl -' -r
TT 1 J - - I" 1
ximiuieus oi uiris in
f. Busby Berkeley's Most
) Amazing Dance Crea-
Hons of All Time!
f . a, . , . i . . ' x
Worntr Broi,' Orioliitl Muilc ol with
RUBY KEELED DICK POWELL JOAN BLONDELL
ZAZU PITTS GUY KIBBEE HiJGH HERBERT
And Hunds.da, ol Sulky I r k ) y a 1 1 t ?
IN
5 HIT S0N0S
Inrlnrtlnf
"Eyes For You"
"Girl At The
Ironing Board"
and "Dames"
ADDED!
ITalter Catlett In
"THE OLD MAID'S
MISTAKE"
Oditllt "llnr llunlers"
Tathe News Reel
FIGHTING PALS IN
'NO MORE DAMES'
Edmund Lowe snd Victor McLig-
ln hv another opportunity for
boisterous clowning in "No More
Dames," now at the Roxy theater.
No one place is big enough for
these two romantic boya, not even
the bottom of the ocean. All day
long they fight for sunken gold 40
fathoms brneath the surface of the
water, and all night long they fight
for the dames.
THOROUOHBRED Chow pups for sale.
n. h. uewit, box 234, Rt. 4. Fern
Valley ro&d.
TOO LA1E TO CLASSII-Y
AUCTION SALE
At Pavllllon, every Saturday. Cattle,
horses, hoes. 2 wagons, farm ma
chinery, furniture. Consign your
property.
SO. ORE. LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO
R. J. Forsyth, Col. A. H. Dudley.
723 McAndrews. Auct.
530 Berrydale.
WANTED To lease, buy or trade city
or-country property for small, nicely
furnished apt, house. Box 4138,
Tribune.
WANTED Two mislness women to
room and board with lady living
tuone in nicely rurniahed home
Box 4139, Tribune.
FOR RENT Furnished apt., 204 So.
Grape.
FOR RENT Large housekeeping
rooms, si.ou per ween. 027 No
Central.
FOR SALE Shepherd atock do3 and
puppies. tHu k. atn.
Head
COLDS
Put Mentholstum Inll
the nostrils to relieve
' Irritation suid promote
cleer breathing.
3 -ROOM apts, 525 No. Riverside.
FOR SALE Beardless barley, Federa
tion wheat. Kanota oats, ear corn.
Henry Nledermeyer, on Old Stage
road. Phone j'ville 354.
FOR SALEWeaner pigs. 2nd home
north lower Griffin Creek school
house. .
FOUND Lady's llht tan glove. Own
er can have same by calling at
Tribune and paying for ad.
LOST Book on Rural School Music.
L Metzger, name. Reward, phone
744-Y.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Saw mandle.
Rear 1015 No. Central.
Stops Cough Instantly
Believe It or Not!
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red pul
lets from trap-nested stock; lvtnr.
C. F. Smith, Rt. 1, Box 10. Cent:al
Point.
FOR SALE Filberts, 15c lb. Mrs. D.
J. Stelner, near Howard school.
Goodbye to alcktah syrups and dop1
No need to make yourself sicker than
you are in trying to stop a cough.
One doao of good old Bronchulln
Emulsion relieves any cough a few
doses may end It half a bottle stops
It for good or mcney bick.
Nothing In Bronchullne to upst
your stomach nor start a drug habit.
But it must relieve your cough or
costs nothing. Jarmln Drug Stora
and all other good druggists guar
antee. BROrS-CHU-UNE
& EMULSION
MRS. WADE de RYCKE
announces the opening of the
"STYLE KRAFT"
Dress Hospital and Sewing School
222 East Main St.
"Many ladies will remember my work here
up to 1925 when duty to ray family for
higher education called me away. This ac
complished, I am happy to be back in
Medford, to meet my friends and oostumers
old and new at
222 East Main
Phone 1202"
"WMatamatBatisHa HJWl wawlluiiUM ..Hi IwaaaamMalalMigMMi
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Starts Today for 3 Days!:
THE DANCE-MAD MUSICAL TRIUMPH
TWO CONTINENTS!
The King and Queen of the
"Carioca ' . . . tray, rhythmic
stars of "Flying Down to Eio"
, bring you the most sumptu
ous romantic hit of all seasons I
, A sensational stage triumph
. now ten times more gorge
ous on the screen I
ALREADY THE WHOLE V. 8. A. 18
WHISTLING: "Don't Let It nothn
Vou" . . . "Left Knock K-nei-i" . . .
'Looklnn For a Needle In a Haystack"
. . . "The Continental" and the un
forgettable "Night and Day"
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HALF THE
BIAUTIES
of
HOLLYWOOD
in a giddy girl
pree that will
make you leap
with joy I
CARTOON
"Buddy, the Woodsman
NKWRRREL
s'hJ W Mitzi I
man" 'X JT in ft
They Kin Whl.'e
They're Dancing
fh Conhnenfo, lh new
all-room fntolion by Ih
lion who introduced "Tht
orioco
Mayfair Roscoe Ails
Broadway Brevity
"THE POLICY GIRL"
Hit After Hit for the Craterian!
Sunday! Claudette Colbert ( int. r. nt: Mii.i.r. s 'CLEOPATRA'