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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1934)
1IEDF0RD MAIL TTUTirXE. MEPFOUD. OREGON. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1934. PAOE SEVEN Locals to San Francisco Mn. H. 8. Deual. of 1100 South Oakd.al. left by train r-rtday night for San Franelaco. To Gold Illll Phoeb. rtr-fuaon of thla city left on th Shaata yeattrday morning for Oold Hill to ape rid the day rlaltlng frlenda. VIbIU In Medford Mlaa LoulM Goff of New York, American atyllst. arrived here Saturday for a few daya' Tlalt with Mra. Ethelwyn B. Hoffman. Here Friday J.J. Karatett-sr. of Ore. gon City, west dlatrlct anglneer for SERA. wa in Medtord and Aahland Friday on official bualneas. Bar Returns Charlea Ray. realtor, returned Saturday morning on the Oregonian from Portland, where he has apent a week on bualneaa. Mra. Rjan Better Mra, Pred Ryan, who underwent a major operation at Sacred Heart Hospital last Tuesday, la reported getting along very nicely. Hawkins On Business C. F. Hawk ins, traveling representative of the Champion Spark Plug Co. waa In Medford attending to bualneas Sat urday. Fenton Here P. S. Fenton, Jr., of San Francisco, a representative of Easy Washing Machine Co.. waa in Medtord Saturday attending to bualneas. hav. lng arrived on the morning train. Bitter Transfers Hugh RItter. rang er In the Lake o' the Wooda district, waa In Medford on bualneaa Saturday. and atated that he will transfer hla headquarters this week end to Klam ath Falls for the winter. Miss naltbv Leaves Miss Jennie Waltby, of corvallls, who haa been vlalting here for the past five months with her sister. Mrs. E. A Smed'.ey, left Saturday morning by train for nsr home. Leaves for Vacation H. R. Ingram, of Medford Standard Oil Co offlcea. left yesterday on the Shasta, for Port land, where he will spend two weeks vacation visiting with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ingram. Leave On Furloujth Membera of Camp Applegate, CCC, who left Sat urday morning by train on furlough. were Eddie Reiser ana KODert a Thomas, both of Portland; Theodore E. Rowell, of Salem. Reports Theft Scott Davis, of Jl Geneva street, reported to city police Nov. 18 that his car. parked at the corner o'f Bartlett and Central atreeta Thursday night, waa broken into. A light raincoat and a pair of gloves were atolen, Davla said. Mlsa Gallagher Here Mlas Evelyn Gallagher of Portland, aaslatant eoclal service director for SERA, la In Med ford attending to business in the In terests of SERA. Miss Gallagher ar rived the latter part of the week and Is expected to return north Monday Master Cooksey Here Master Dick Cooksey. eon of W. O. Cooksey of Grants Pass, manager of the Grants Paaa Plggly Wlggly store, la spending the week end In Medford Tialttng with his aunt, Mrs. T. E. Williams, having arrived by train Saturday morning. Fowler Returns J. O. Fowler, local aalesman for S. & W. returned to his home in Medford Saturday from Al turaa, Calif., Lakevlew and Klamath Falls. Ore., where he had been "Mel lowing the Morning Mooda with S & W." More Snow at Lake W. B. Robert son, acting auperlntendent of Crater Like National park, reporta Saturday that a new snowfall of approximate- i ly alx inches throughout the park hed , Increased the anow olanket Friday ' night, although rains had melted some of It earlier in the week. j Glhhons Here Victor Gibbona, for-; mer Medford high schooV student, ar- i rived in Medford Saturday morning by stage for an indefinite visit here with his sister. Venlte. Gibbona. of the Red Cross offices. Gibbons has recently returned from the Phtlllpt.v Islands, where he waa on duty wit.' the U S. army. Hits "Phone Pole Allen A. SmlM S5, of route 1. Box 123. reported t city police Friday that on Nov. 14 at 5:15 p.m. his car skidded Into a telephone pole on the south Paclfi-? highway. The accident occurred near the Brass Rail when Smith attempted to pass a car. according to police records, and applied brakes on slip pery pavement when a second car appronned. t Griffith Arrives George B. Orifflth. of Portland, who Is In charge of public , relations for the V. S. forest service, arrived Saturday morning on the Ore gonian to attend the meeting her vesterday of CCC camp educational advisers, held at district headquarter Mr Griffith expected Dr. J. B. Orlff Ing. corpse area educational adviser of the Presidio. San Francisco, to ar rive for the meeting. IValker Re-Jrln Fleet A. P. Walk er. C M M , formerly naval recruiting officer for the Medford district, was waltlrt this week at Bremerton. Wash for his resselgnment to naval duty nt sev sccord'.na to word received here by C. E YorxMe. present recruiting of-' fleer. Chief Wslker has been on sev ersl months recruiting duty ashore, and has recently recovered In '.he i Bremerton naval hospital from in juries receiver! in an automobile ac- ; eldent. i Cleopatra Drama of Ages at CraterianToday Claudette Colbert in Lavish Film ' 1 I ti ,s , i'Cvv luU, i Jr.f t -k-- - Iff 7 n ' k f . . : . .. "20th Century" Open at Rialto FT. x J s o 1 1 a "' v.; f v $ iT" I-' The screers greatest star In the t today at the Rcxy theatre, screen's greatest comedy trlumphl Carole Iximbard Is Barrymore's Cecil B. DeMUle'B most lavish mas terpiece, the film production ol "Cleopatra." starring Claudette Col bert in the title role, opens a three day run at the Craterlan theatre today. With a cast of 8000 players, feat uring, in addition to Miss Colbert, such well known players as Warren William, Henry Wllcoxon. from the New York stage: Ian Keith, C. Aub rey Smith. Gertrude Michael, "Cleo patra" Is based on the most col orful period In that beautiful queens life ' and on the undying love be tween her and Mark Antony whicti changed the destiny of the world. Set against the magnificence of an ever-changing background with which DeMUle haa outdone even himself, the story Is a veritable pageant of colorful event in his tory. 1 Rosenberg Returns Harry H. Ros enberg of Bear Creek orchards re turned on the Shasta Saturday mora- lng from San Francisco, having bee a there for the past week attending to business matters. Such has been the trl ileal -re claim of John Barrymore's outstand ing performance In the screen ver sion of Broadway's great comedy smash, "20th Century," which opens leading lady. "Spitfire" r-M-wA 'J f. tl She pravs in one breath and de fies all creation In the next and loves men according to her own code. As the lying, stealing, loving, hat ing, lmpetous and spontaneous girl of the mountains, Katharine Hep burn comes to the screen of the Studio theatre today In "Spitfire." In answer to a constant demand for a return showing of "The Three Little Pigs." the Studio will show the ever popular tartoon tcday and Monday. toMaifrt'riTsyr'-"- " r-a-MTtJ ('''' tSjl 'IFaI I i M Or! 'i'H 3:00 -7:0y 9:00 f ' kj F art. 1 a I Vr-'l P adults 25c h Bain mMmsammtmiMmnimMxm TODAY and MONDAY! Franchot Tone at Rialto a. v- lPAIIHyAllll'g'.lHl.mmii' l.iaMH t, v .' . 'Jvanw s "4 .. Nlaw V 'VI I.UkiMBaui-al One of the many gripping scenes i today and Monday at the Rialto in "Straight Is the Way," playing I theatre, ahowa May Robson, as Pran- chot Tone's mother, criticizing the poor associations he has chosen for himself, partfcularly Oladja George, whem the oid lady feels Is totally unworthy of her son's attentions. With Karen Morle-7, C. Henry Gor don and Nat Pendleton also In feat ured roles, "Straight Is the Way" deals with the return from prison of Benny Horowitz to he East Side flat of hla ailing and widowed moth er. It. pictures hit struggles to shake off Ms earlier a&soclticlons of 1U repute even the beautiful blonde Mia George, who had loved him before he was sent to prison. How he fights back the tempta tions dangled before his eyes, only to become Involved lu the most dramtle episode of his life, forma the thrilling basis of the plot. $50,000 LUMBER PLANT TO BE BUILT AT WAUNA ASTORIA, Ore., Nov. 17. ( A") A contract with the American Lumber and Treating corporntlon of ChlcaRO for the erection of a $50,000 treating plant at Wauna, Ore., has b-een sign ed by the Crosse t-Western company, according to C. H. Wntzek. manager. Work on construction of the plant will start at once and It Is expected to be In operation by early next year. Ose Mail Trlbuue want ads Obituary Gary Van CnrmanT Gary Van Cormany. infant son r Mr. and Mrs. Oeoree Cor many. paM asy it their residence, 313 North Peach street. : 5 p m. Friday fol lowing an llln of four daya. Death was due to pneumonia.. Little Gary wss born In Medford December IT. 1311. Bsldea the par ents. t!-,ere is loft one sister. Km Corrr.sny, acpd 3 ypars and 6 month F-.ir.tral wrvi-M wi;i be conducien by R'v. w H. F.Ntnn at the Con: f hip; a: 3 pm. t-Vsv i Sunda 1 In:ri7V"n: wia be in Siskiyou n;em, rial farlu ' TODAY and MONDAY! LOVED BY ONE GIRL . . . HELD BY ANOTHER ' JBaiW.W1 1 1 . s 1 ' l -f,. A- 1 tie rougm to orean f $ ' the shackles that L ij "Hv . held him to his pastil ' 'J , 1 Mruntllng to free himself from the " JK . ., vj't i. neaknesses and fierce desire that hid. IV(.' - V':i--t,P: ' ) branded him F.x-Con" . . . fighting to , -J ,t i , ' lose the woman who would He and cheat f't r-'Kdlftl?, rather than loe him . . . flaring to he- f tt t v ' lleve In future happlnew with the "right 1 JL, 'if 1 i girl"! Here Is rtvld ciwi-aectlon of 1 Cr? t- ,f-U'.&. . ''i life In big rlty . . . Itl drama. Ita J- ( T V "5 tomanee, in comedr and thrilling ad- J Jt i j Tenturel ! HV . t MAY ,T - .t"'.f I Jl LI'S k'm FRANCHOT TONE ROBSON HAREN GLADYS MORLEY GEORGE e '-V PENDLETON LaRUE Annr.n attimction York and King in "Domestic Bliss-lets" NOVELTY ' BORN TO HIE" l.OHEI.I. TMOMAt NEU ."Ki l l. "' i A LOVE AFFAIR THAT SHOOK THE WORLD SET IN A SPECTACLE OF THRILLING MAGNIFICENCE! ? ' iitv.i'A, '., vaw J "iMtiaaxiii p., . r.. .ir.irtiMIr...rTTTr. T.- M F -M STARTS TODAY FOR 3 DAYS 1. ...'. Stupendous Drama . . That Dims the Screen Marvels of All Time! . ... . Cleopatra, uloe eyed Siren of the Nile I For her . . . mighty nations were dostroyed! . . . For hor. proud Caesar triumphed and fell! . . . For hor, Maro Antony lost an empire and died in her arms to live in deathless romance! Egypt's great white Queen ... the most alluring woman of all time! v nv .r V 'Si1 lirHf' ? a-hr f! "V..-3.;, -if .Do Ml LIE'S 71 i ADDED OUR GANG In "The First Roundup" Pete Smith's "Goofy Movies" News m3s?wxm. CLAUDETTE COLBERT WARREN WILLIAM HENRY WILCOKON and IAN KEITH JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT AUBREY SMITH GERTRUDE MICHAEL CAST OF 800Q SEE SEE rifnpatra'i Pnra-iic- ... A Lot Unnt inn frrt lnnff . . . wbrit Anton? It waff to unknown dfllghti by the crtpflvnllnjc TrinplrrM of Kopt! Thoimatiflr. of Warrlora, Chariot and HoruM ( bitllf, all for a woman's love! , charging Int-o the holmauit SEE .Mitrj . ..in-. . V t,i, rn,il,lt,Mjy, Mt fwfrriii-li'ii iiiiiiiViffi'it-" Vi " -f 1 flllM of Roman hrautlpi . . . hnthlni In ronr-trrntra pooli In the I'lPAfture lAlar0 . . . IrujKhlnc ovpr ttlf latent dromlnl with Roman court datidleal (ilant Hnr Onllryi hurllllf tlrf-hnll. . , . Riimi'i conqiirrlni honlM iho-kri Into llrni-a . . . The IVillrt of the lnuou "luirrt" ... the llealh of Cnenar . . . nncl thnunantln of other thrllll In thll ml-jhtleit tpprtarlc In 1934 yeartl! SEE - a . r, ' Km W s 6 1 1 VE', i Ik . , -A" : I. Shows Todr.y 1:45 - 3 .30 7:00 0:00 22322 ,,"iff MiaMMtiu H, ipiW-1','.T'1tl-ll'tW if ill an'inrtiiiu ifi it mr'
