Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 16, 1934, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD JJLATL TREBUSTE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, lfW. PAGE ELEVEN Local and Personal "Cleopatra" Tanrsftld In AShlind CU Y. Teriwall of Medford: was a business visitor la Aslilsnd yesterday forenoon. Operated On Harry Opal Rose of McLeod, Cal., was taken to the Sacred Heert hospital, where ha underwent a major operation laat night. At Sacred Heart Fred Gottfried of 133 Almond atreet underwent a major operation at th Sacred Heart hos pital jesterday. in Hnltal Chria Maxhlaon of 502 Alice street underwent a submucous operation at the Sacred Heart hos pital Thuraday. Recclrln; Treatment D. O. Lind say of Lozier lane la receiving med ical treatment at tha Sacred Hem hoipltal. having been taken there Wednesday. i ' To Visit Home Chaplain John TV KUcoyne of tha COC, who haa betn granted a aeven-day leave, effective Saturday, will visit hi home In San Francisco. Visitor Here Lieutenant Robert S. Bower of Camp Band, CCC, was a bus iness visitor at CCC district head quartera yesterday, as was Dr. Conde A. Beucler of Coos Head camp, near Marshtleld. Expected Today Mrs. A. I Cot tardl of Portland, who haa been visit ing In Oakland with her daughter. Mrs. a. Peneghettl, waa expected to arrive in Medtord today, enrout north to her home, to apsnd a brief visit here with relative. Treated for Fracture Master Gem Ea of the Borrydale district is re ceiving treatment at the Sacred Heart hospital lor a fractured leg. having received the Injury while at play at the Howard, school Wednesday, ac cording to attendanta. Return from Brookings Mr. and Mr. U. J. Carpentor. acompanled by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Davenhlll of Ashland, returned Wednesday after vacation trip to Brookings. They en Joyed fishing In spite of a persistent rain. . At Headquarters At the CCD dis trict headquarters, business visitors Included Jack Joynce, Inspector from Mnlnnal fnreat ServlOS Offices 111 Portland, and Mr. Russell of the etate fire marshal's orflce. Both called ncrc today , Chimney Fire At one of the resi dences located at the Bear Creek or chard a chimney fire broke out about 11 a. m. today, necessitating a call to the city fire department. The blaze wsa extinguished before any damage was dona to the house, firemen re ported. Visit In Ashland Mr. and Mra. Ira Chastaln of Medford visited In Ash i.nj4 oi,jtartav vnirtff with friends. vrr m Mrs. w. w. Bryan of Bell- view, parent of Mrs. Chastaln, who waa formerly Etnel Bryan, spent week-end in Mecnora as tn ntwi.i home. Ashland Dally Tidings. To Have Eestlvnl The Harvest festival to be given by the ladles of the Sacred Heart catnolic cnurc.i. wilt open Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with a card party. Fancy work la also to be aold at the festival. On Wednesday evening, between 5:30 and 7 o'clock, a turkey dinner la to be served. The public If. Invited. Oeta $10 pine Joe Collins, a milk dealer In the Central Point district, waa fined 10 In Medford city court this morning on charges of violating a milk ordinance, having been arrest ed this morning by city police on a warrant issued by City Judge Allen Curry. 'The complaint was filed by the milk Inspector. Charles A. Austin. Invited to Speak An Invitation hss been sent to Charles I.. McNary, United States senator from Oregon, to address either a noon or evening meeting in Medford, of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce mem bers. It waa learned at the C. of C. office today. No reply has yet been received. To Portland L. A. Reynold of Fortland left on the Shasta thle mom mis for hi home, having arrived In Medford yesterday morning. While here. Mr. Reynolds, Seventh Day ventist minister, conducted the tui tion sale last night In the Spirta building, which waa sponsored by the Seventh Day Adventlats a a part of their annual relief program. Rev. Reynolds said that approximately 140 worth of goods were sold, and that the event met with fine support. Returns Home Mrs. Herb Q. Omy. who underwent an operation at chc Community hospital recently, return ed to her home Thuraday, much Im proved. Here shopping Mrs. Jack Forrester and Mrs. Earl c reason and son, all of Dunsmulr. Cal., are In Medford shopping today, having arrived on the 8hasta this morning.. Reed Goes Through H. D. (John ny) Reed of Oold Hill was a brio; Medford business visitor, stopping off thla morning en route by train from San Francisco to his home. . Mrs. Davis Bark Mrs. H. F. Davis of Portland returned to that city thla morning by train, having been visit ing for the past two weeks with ner daughter, Mrs. E. E. Gregory. t Obtains Permit E. E. Smith of 707 West Eleventh street, obtained a per mit yesterday from the city building department for reshlngltng and re pairing his residence, at a cost of 75. Sending Pictures The better hous ing .division of th Better Housing administration, Is to publish a book let showing house which have been remodeled through the aid of federal funds, and A. H. Banwell, manager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce today stated that pictures of the home at 1506 West Main street, before and after the remodeling, had been sent In, Complex Comedy in "The Gay Divorcee For sheer novelty, sensational spec tacles and peals of laughter, "The Oay Divorcee," which opened yester day at the Craterlan theater, rates the gratitude of all movie goers. Many a day has passed since Holly wood producers have released such a thoroughly hllarloua atory of roman tic complications; and many a year haa gone Into oblivion since movlc land has produced, as this pletuie does, musical spectacles so Intriguing and Interesting. It la a new triumph for Fred Astalrc and Ginger Rogers, while the comedy work of Alice Brady, challenging that of Edward Everett Horton, who plays opposite her, Is a revelation. . This comedy, a challenge to the Immensely popular former Astatrc and Rogera vehicle, "Flying Down to Rio," has every audience appeal Im aginable. ' , Astalre sgsln proves himself to be a welcome new screen type, a roman tic light comedian with boundless charm, nonchalance and whimsical lty. Miss Rogers Is excellent, even amazing, In her dances with Astslrc. They Introduce a new dance called "The Continental." The story is one of those complex embrogllos that gives all disappoint ed lovers an opportunity to laugh at film lovers whose plight Is far, far forse than their own. Mis Rogers, after falling in love with Astalre, a victim of his Inimit able dancing, hi songs and whimsi calities, decides to get rid of a sur rent boy friend so that she can ac cept Astalre's Impetuous-wooing. She arranges to hire a "profession al flirt." Astalre cornea wandering In under auch circumstances that Miss Roger believes that HE Is the flirt. In this complication they ride high, wide and handsome to a hllarloua mi raculous climax. ft if"ji X9 Si , 5 s X . V r ... .. fi The story of the life and loves of Egypt's most famous queen, Cleo patra, Is probably the most romantic theme ever to be printed on the pages of history or fiction. Cecil B. DcMUle, pioneer motion picture director, has taken the noted queens' last and most Important love and, with this as a basis for his screen story, has produced "Cleo patra," which Is coming Sunday to the Craterlan theater. With Claudette Colbert, Warren William and Henry Wllcovon In the leading roles, the film was In work more than eight months. Reckless Rider Jack Holt as Cocky Politician S1I Mir Hvs W Mi, fit! EXTREME DANGER SEEN IN CONTROL OF CR0P0UTPUT (Continued iron. ptge one.) DANCE SATURDAY DREAMLAHD Dinty Moore And His Orchestra Men 35c Ladiet 10c DANCE of eliminating acreage from produc tion means a misplacement of farm ers from their present occupations, and the question of the capacity of Industry to absorb such farmers Is Inevitably raised. "The department of agriculture is aware of these complications, it is In fact the most forward looking agency In the federal government to day. Insofar as planning Its program la concerned. "Nevertheless, one must point out some of the limitations under which long range planning Is studied In the department. Little consideration Is given to the questions of the best forni3 of farm ownership, of the re lations "bf different groups In agri oulture . auch as tenants, laborers, small owners, and corporate bodies, and to the effects of social Institu tions on agricultural planning. Economy Ignored "Neither Is the department giving full recognition to the question whether it Is economical to put men back on the land on small holdings in order to give them subsistence employment, and whether a decent standard of living can be achieved on such a basis, or whether subsls tence farms are going to become the dumping ground of the economic wastage of the country. "Above all, little If any thought is given to the agricultural worker. These and other problems call for a mm Ken Maynard will hold the spit light at the Roxy theater tomorrow in "The Flddlln Buckaroo." The story Is that of a reckless appearlvg fiddle playing bandit who carries a government budge under his bandana. He falls for a girl whom his swai? gerlng outlaw chief determines to kidnap, putting Maynard In a posi tion where he Is forced to tackle th situation hlngle handed. greater coordination of short-iun and long range objectives than the department of agriculture has so far been able to achieve." Price Parity I nctianged "In Its major aspects, the agrlcul tural recovery program has been successful only In part," the report said, "The main objection of the net the attainment and reestablish ment of the pre-war price parity be tween the agriculture and Industry was not achieved." The TV A power program was de scribed as a "demonstration of econ omy and social service: which may "foreshadow a broad change from private to public operation of utili ties." Postponement of all new reclama tlon projects pending further devel opment of a plan for withdrawing sub-marginal lands from cultivation was advocated. ( ' '.. v ! . . - V . f . ' ,iWV' ; v ; . $S-H;ii it. - ;.' f y ? i s 1 , t A J,-T v v i 1 i , 4 'if , 1 WANTED Pence rails and poles. Tol.iLOtiT Lady's black leather puu. with a. P. Mcuonongh dn.'era U censa nd some chantge. Finder pleiu Phone 35a, AjhUnd. POR SALE Wicker baby buggy- Tel. 4-P-U. LOST FAITH IN YOUR OLD CAR? TRADE FOR ONE BETTER 1P34 Plymouth DeLuxe 4-dr. Bedn. 1933 Chrysler DeLuxe Sedan. Jm like new: 2 side mounts and trunk rack. 1933 Chevrolet 2-dr. Sedan. Like new. 1032 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coupe; A-! shape. 1930 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan; 4-eyl-irder Job. A'o Mir.a good cars from M5 to $2J3 1029 FiMd l'j-ton Truck. MKAD MOTOR CO. 18 fk. Fit. Open Friday and Saturdav Eve De3vto. Plymouth. WANTED--Q-.ilitiri, plain or fan:7. 614-J-2. v POR SALE OR RENT 16 acres, mod., fcj ern home, barn. lftrto nou'.trv hnu-. ' lin Uam and to!U; 3 miles from Mid ford. Box 680, Tribune. TURKEY SHOOT. Sunday, November 18. at Fred Sander's ranch, a miles north of Medford on Crater LHlee highway. Slioteims and rltv-.i. i Shooting starts at 10 a. m. EXOHANOE Oood heatln stove for wood. Box 4148 Tribune. DAD DYNGE'S ANNIVERSARY DACE SAT. NSGIIT ORIENTAL GARDENS TWO HALLS One Admission Ladies 10c &J Men 35c Ladie "mriMiki iin isHrtH'T'-"-'" - - Jsck Holt, with Mona Barrle ami Winnie Llghtner In chief supporting roles, is at the Rtalto theater for to day and Saturday In a serlocomlo tale of a cock politician who could "fix" anything For the regular Saturday night pre vue held each week, the Rtalto thea ter will have Ralph Forbes and Adrl enne Ames In "Mensce." USED CARS '33 Ford Coupe. '33 Ford Coach. '32 Del. Sedan. '29 Ford Coach. '31 Ford Pickup. '33 Chev. Coach. '30 Chev. Sedan. '29 Chev. Roadster. '30 Dodgo Sedan. '321 DeSoto Sednn. '33 Bulck Sedan. '28 Chrvsler Sedan. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used car Dept. nth and Bartlett. FOR SAI.E 20 tona good hay. 1221. IaaarlsarfSTiHMjssayijjiBjSj M mm mmjftii uiirsimai smshis" .omwm I. i.,ni.i .a.'l WUii. W.l..t-. A fy I Shows fWpSOSlXwapM j Mat, . . ?( j 1:45 I j 1, j j I IV 1 Eve. . . 33e I ,:0-!,;," 1 fci!-J.L2iHy I Kldd.es.10c I '-TtTmTiBMrmsiiTrisnrMif ,- iwir n-?inijMMarrTis-Mi I FOR RENT 2 houackeeping rooms. 22 Almond. FOR RENT fl-room, U modem, su burban, stucco dwelling; garage, cement drive, chlckt-n hoiwe. gar den land. One mile from high nrhool. Rent $17.50 month. Earl Tumy, Liberty Bld. Mr. Rlflen 111 J. W. Elden of Cen tral Point underwent a major oper ation today at the Community hos pital. Leaves Hospital Mrs. Hester Whit man, who has been a patient at the Community hospital, returned to her home last evening. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY WANTED To rent 3 or 4 -room fur nished house on north side. Phone J-2. BACK SORE and LAME? Mrs. Klntira Comerford of 227 S. E. Clay St., Portland, Orcg., laid : "My kidneys were not functioning right, dia turhed my rest at night. I had a pain in the small of my back and morningi my back would be lame nnrl nnr. I would tret amy ipeils too. Dr. Pierces A-nune lab lets regulated my kidneys and relieved me of the diiiv SDflls and the pain in my hack." Send lOo la Dr. Pierre's Cllnir, Buffalo, N. Y., for IrUl pkg. - uo uur ran. TONITE EDMUND LOWE VICTOR McLAGLEN "NO MORE WOMEN" SATURDAY Continuous Shows 1 to 11 Blazing Action! Smashing Drama! PLUS FOR 8 ALE Pox tarrlw pups; smnU toy breed. B07 So. Central, rnone ai3-J. TURKEYS AND POULTRY DRESSED and delivered at your reaen. pnone 4C3-J-1. ,-A-N-C-f W.M.HI.KS llll.L. CKNTR.M. POINT Itoom's orcheMra Every gat. Nlglit :fi'i'ils'lliMII-iil'JJ''-''a Ailults 25c Kiddles 100 TODAY and SATURDAY sssssassssssssasswlSssssss Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night! THE YEAR'S MUSICAL SENSATION! Crowds cheer the King mid Queen of the "Cnrloca' . . . (oRether flKiitn In an even Rreatcr hit thnn "l'ljlng Down to Hlo" Ml HEW fflADU EPISODE 5 HURLED FROM THE SKY Also Sport Reel "Second Hand Husband" Krazy Kat H Coming Sunday m Hilariom, Romantic Comedy 00 CAROL LOMBARD u20th Century yjl n"g feet"!v HURRY 1 Ends Saturday f -V' - JtLyt V vl ; "ft. Af-" tLiw rMr cirlmes was tlie man to see . j -tfJtli fsL fr. HL'T, when a pretty sihoollearher 1 ; Wl J'-t ' lliinked his klrt' brother and It sklrfJP'vV5 KKM COiri.llN'T be fixed . . . that was lf iff V oinelhlne l asalnl . rmml I MONA "BARRIE M 0 erJ-m. A winnie lightner m 7 i?- - 1IMMY BUTIEB VA ii nr i .jf i in - II I i J nofVlit ". Comedy . Cartoon - News Esti feS I T" 1 Sat. Matinee Only , KATHARINE h JT -Tai 1 ; . I 1 1 Enchantress of the Vfjk sfTfcn If mTkJLmimtm wmmttuit i hilts! ... sh uuted -viajtW llfMTl ' ' Tf ' A 1 1 n "'"" men'! Ream, tAen prayed JTr, l III IJtl 1 sfva ,,B jridtirloitioti!!! 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