Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 23, 1934, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1934. PAGE THIRTEEN Local and Personal Visits Medford Mr. Daisy Um of Rogus River wu shopping In Mediord this morning between train. Leaves for Bay rlty Miss Pearl Wardel left by train last night Ui Ban Francisco. ... ' Leaves for East Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett left by train last evening, enroute to Sprlngileld, Mo. From Persist Mr. and Mrs. W. W Wlllltts of Persist were business vis itors In Medford this morning. Has Tonsils Removed Amy Judy it Medford had her tonsil removed to day at the Community hospital. Pendergost Leaves T. F. Pender gast of Eugene, left this morning un the Shasta, for his heme, having been here for a day attending to business. Coomes Arrives H. S. Coomes of Sacramento arrived on the Shoeta this, morning to Join Ills wife, who Is vis iting here with Mrs. Darrell Huson. On Sick Leave Fred Warner, proj ect superintendent of Elk Creek CCC camp. Is on sick leave until February 1, and during his absence, George F. Kllroy of Alaska la acting project superintendent. 'Mr. Kllroy has spent a number of years In Alaska In min ing and legging camps. Dad Dynge's DAIOE Sat. Night ORIENTAL GARDENS Two Halls. One Admission Men 35c Ladies 10c DANCE I JTVI Till 2 Sat. Best Music in Southern Oregon Neff to Portland Portar J. Ne.'f. attorney, la m&kinc business trip to Portland, having lft for th . north last evening by train. LIU to San Francisco H. M. UU o? the California Oregon Power Co. left last night by train for San Francisco, on a business trip. f Mrs. Knight III Mrs. C. A. Knight is reported ill at her home. 801 East Main street, her friends are sorry to learn. ' V 1st tori in Ah land Visitors from Medford who were In Ashland Wed nedsday were Mr. sod Mrs. R. 1. Pla harty and Dorranoe Hayes. Back at work Harry Morrow, city mall carrier, who has been confined to his home the first part of the week with Illness, Is back at work today. Back from Portland A. J. Hauk and K. w. Kendrtck, both of the local Standard Oil Co. district offices, re turned this morning from a few dsys' business trip to Portland. - Trainmaster Leaves L. Kocher. Southern Pacific trainmaster for this district, left last night for Rosebur, returning from an official business trip to Medford. Dr. Rlckert Returns tft. Jud Rlck ert, who left the first of the week for Portland to attend the Oregon Scottish Rite reunion, returned tlv.s morning on the Oregonlan. Hart Returns Floyd Hart of this city returned this morning on the Shasta, from a few days' trip to San Francisco. He was accompanied by his small daughter Harriet. Reports to Police H, E. Armstrong reported to city police yesterday that . some csr backed into his auto and dented a front fender, as his car was I parked, on East Eighth street. I I Farrell to Portland Ernest Farrell i of Union Pacific lines left last night by train for the northern part of the i state. " haTlng been here on official business. I Robertson to Alt u ras William E ; Robertson, acting superintendent of Crater Lake national ark. Is in A.- turas, Cal., today on business, and Is expected to return Saturday. Attend Meeting Here E. W. Crooks, Leo Bussey and S. B. Delllnger, all of the Shell oil company In Grants Pa&s, attended a meeting here Wednesday evening. . Artisans to Medford A number of local junior Artisans, accompanied by Al J. Feake, head of the lodge he.'o, will go to Medford Thursday night to attend a session there. Orants Pass Dally Courier. Arrive this Morning -Mr. and Mrs. j George Fornu of Oakland and Mrs. Martindale F. Andrews of Piedmont. Cal., arrived on this morning's Shasta, and are spending a short business visit In Medford. Mr. FoTtmlller Dies William Fort miller of Albany, father of C. W. Fo.'t miller, manager of the J. C. Penney store at Ashland, died Wednesday, according to the Ashland Dally Tid ings. Mr. and Mrs. Fort miller were called to Albany on Sunday, due to the serious illness of his father. Rain During Night The federal weather bureau reported this morn ing that .18 of an Inch of rain fell between 5 p. m. yesterday and 5 a. m. today. The preceding 13 houts showed only a trace of precipitation. New Junior Forester Vernon T. Davla of Astoria has been appointed a Junior forester with the Rogue River national forest, and has been assigned to South Fork of the Rogue CCC camp as forest technician. 9 Visit "Lady May Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Gent of Gent's Leghorn farm. Eu gene, Ore., were in Medford this mom. In to see "Lady May." at the Carley poultry farm, the prlae egg-laying Leghorn. Armstrong Visits- J. Armstrong of Portland, traveling agent for the coast lines of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co.. arrived In Med. ford yesterday morning by train for a business visit. - Returns from Texas R. Moore, who was called to Waco, Tex., to at tend the funeral of his father, wao passed away recently In New York Olty, returned this morning on the Shasta. Hits Calf James A. Dicker nt runn to city police that the truck he was driving the evening of November 31, un the Applegate road, struck a catf. The animal, owned by Amos McKoe of Star Copper route, received a broken leg and had to be killed. Langs at Caves Francis O. Lange a national park service landscape architect from San Francisco, ar rived In Medford this week and Is at Oregon Caves, examining construction projects there. He was a Medford visitor Thursday. Fly East Walter Leverette and daughter Jeanne left on the 0 o'clock United Airlanes plane today, enroute to sc. lou is, where Miss Leverette will visit with her sister. Doreen, while Mr. Leverette continues his trip oy piane to Washington, D. C. To McMlnnvlIle Miss Lora Mitchell, Instructor at senior high school, left yesterday for her home in McMlnn vlIle. where her father, Charles Mitch, ell, passed away last Friday. Mr Mitchell died of a stroke, at the age or about 75 years. During Miss Mitcu- ell's absence, Mrs. Rena Holdman Is substituting at school for her. Have Temporary Camps Several temporary camps for construction projects have been established In RASue River national forest, Karl Janouch, supervisor, announced to day. Fifty men from Applegate camp have been stationed at Talent for construction of a road along Ander son creek , to Goat Cabin ridge, and thence to Sterling. A side camp of 20 men from Elk Creek camp hr.s been established at Prospect, for work on a telephone line from Union Crek w uuEio rails by way of Prospect, and 30 men from South Fork of the Rogue camp have been stationed ct Butte Falls for work on the same project. Berks Go South Mr. and Mrs. Ml -chael Beck and their son and daugh ter are leaving tomorrow for Berke ley, Cal., where they plan to remain for Thanksgiving with their daugh ter LaMurle, who U a student at Ml.k college. From Camp Carberry Captain Chauneey Lee Pierce and Lieutenant Jerome P. oeary of Camp Carberry Creek. CCC, are visitors In Medford todey. attending to official bus! nets They were callers at the district head quarters. Wonderland Meeting At 3 o'clock this afternoon, Tom L. Stanley, man aimer of the Shasta-Cascade Wonder land asoclatlon, will meet with a group of Medford people interested In the plans of the organisation for the coming year. To Close Early Patrons are re minded by further announcement to day from postmaster Frank DeSouaa, that the postofflcs will close at 13 o'clock, noon, Saturdays hereafter, In stead of at I p. m. The change. which prevails In Ashland and O rants pass, was made because of the earllw .train schedule now In effect. Pears Yesterday NEW YORK. Nov. 33. (AP)-USDA) Pear auction market. Eight cars arrived; 1 Oregon car, 1 New York, 3 Washington, 1 California unloaded; 8 cars on track. Oregon Roses: 040 boxes extra fan cy 93.30-3.7S, average 92.M; 07 boxes extra fancy 2.75; 608 boxes fancy 2.10-347, average 2.32. Oregon D'Anjous: 711 boxes C grade $1.75-3.30, average 93.03; 044 boxes O grade 91.65-1.80, average 91.74; 364 boxes extra fancy 93.35 3.30, average 92.70; 63 boxes extra fancy 9325-3.30, average 92.68; 143 boxes fancy e2.25-3.os, average aa.oo; 176 boxes fancy 92.25-3.60, averngs 92.39. CAGNEY, O'BRIEN FILM DELIGHTS AT STUDIO A picture as fresh and Invigorating as an ocean breeze, and with the tang of the salt sea spray, was un folded at the Studio theater yester day where "Here Comes the Navy," was shown with James Cagney and Pat O'Brien co-starring. The picture Is characterised by elean, rollicking fun. rapid fire ac tion, breath-taking thrills, plus gla morous romance. BIRTHS Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Durno are the parents of & daughter, weighing nine pounds, five ounces, born yesterday at tha Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wllcol ot Perrydale are tha parents ot a son, Charles E., Jr.. weighing nine pounds, born at their home yesterday. Use Mall Tribune want ads. IHYTIME: Continuous Shows Sat. 1 to 11 II fiStn-airaiiin Adults 20c Kiddles 10c ( HURRY! Ends Saturday Nile! - t -tt '7 Ti-Mr- ir TM.t' fV- V ; W 9m 1W V j.-.. 1 3 IfcsJ Gloria Stuart . Prank McHugh SUNDAY Jean Harlow Franchot Tone in "THE GIRL FROM MISSOURI" sM&aaMCa H Sat. Only Breath-taking Action and a Grand Story I i-fy-iriiitrhft . Announcing Grand Opening DREAMLAND SATURDAY NIGHT Newly Decorated and Renovated NOW SOUTHERN OREGON'S MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM ALSO THE BEST DANCE MISU0 IN OREGON DINTY MOORE AND HIS MUSICIANS Men 35c Ladies 10c Win I iwtwajii nam 111 L Jhmr-r--?i WKRU U A H 3 .'41 A tJfl pjf kins' of th plain, performs ALSO ft, E P I f O D ET CHAIN LIGHTNING PLUS Harry Gibbon Comedy, "Rural Romeoi" Cartoon, " Scrappy ' bog Show" LAST TIMES TONITE LEE TRACY In "I'LL TELL the WORLD" Starts SUNDAY Bp Tom Tyler at Roxy Saturday Tom 1vr. Imnl IMrd. (ant ttlmoiln(. hi me; of tha westrrn ittars- will pun utiwn me irnu m inr hov mewcr loinorrow in '.lstery Ranch." At Craterian . n I it v l! Norma Shearor. co-starrli with Frederlo March and Charles Laitghton In "Tlie Barretts of Wlmpole Street," at tha Cratrlan theater, has a ro'.c that recalls her part In "Smtlln' Through," which won for her the Academy award, and tor which she Is receiving much laudatory comment. For the prevue tomorrow night, tnc Craterian will show Edward Arnold. Karen Morley and little FranWo Thomas In "Wednesday's Child." Crazy Comics Keep Rialto In Uproar Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, the two nut comedians of the screen. are literally making "the welkin ring" at the Rialto theater where their newest gag-test opened y cater -day. Last night's audience was In one continuous guffaw at the antics of the crazy comics. As a pair ox vaudeville magicians Impersonating two gentlemen native to the south, both Bert and Bob find plenty of opportunity to Indulge In their vari ous little "idess," muih to the mer. rtment of the audience. Concerning an age-old feud be tween two Kentucky clans, the plot abounds In exciting action and hi larious sltusttons. as an added at traction, the Rialto haa a two reel comedy, starring Walter Catlett In "The puller auah Man." and of all the uproarious hsppenlngs that ever fell to the lot of one man, Catlett seems to have drawn the whole af fnlr. . The program plays at the Rialto theater until tomorrow night, with Cllve Brook and Diana Wynyard as the stars of "Let's Try Agsln," the prevue aftr the laat reRular ahow a regular Saturday night feature. There la no extra charge. , DON'T FORGET the Presbyterian ladles' ssle ot mince meat, plum pud dings and cakes, Saturday. Marsh's Grocery, i Ttledlcakctf Ingredient! of Vicka VapoRub In Convenient Candy Form VECK5 COUGH DROP Championship Football Tomorrow Van Sooyoo Field at 2:00 P. M. MEDFORD vs. HOOD RIVER Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night! Their Most Riotous Fun Farce! Full ot gags, tun and frolic . . . with lie lioys running wild all OTer Kentuckyl BERT LE& my Mary CARLISLE Sl ItiM V M 1 1 , IK ON Li I L fj i ta "The : After Inst regular iliow it no extra charge! OLIVE BROOK t,1 PM A!' DIANA WYNYAKD Let S iTy AgctUl IMMMIMIIIMIt II1IMMMMIMI IMMMflMMMIMtMMMIIIMIMtllMMUtlrilllllllMtlllMfHIIIIIM SUN-MON sill ""illllllllllllilllllllllllliiln f 4 V v r 1 M0 j ;-i i . I BUY OREGON! BUILD 0EE00N! Coming Sunday FTC ...... ,: s '.:' t" ' lK' 1 -H'lV i. v u JK creating on the screen the plav In which she starred for 60 weeks on Brosdwaj, Helen Hayes comes to the Oratrlsn theater Sunday In "What Every Woman Knows," the celebrated romanos from the gifted pen of Sir James Barrle. Brtnn Aherne Is her leading man, with Madge Evans sIj promlnetly cast. On the sama- program, "La Cucar- acha." which has heen proving; sen sation everywhere It has played, will also be shown. Comotnlna all -the essentials of a blc feature length musical Into two reels, it has boea filmed entirely in technicolor and is said to ba ths most beautiful short subject ever made. IWN'T POROBT the Presbytertaa ladles sal of mlnoe meat, plum pud dings and calces, Saturday. Marsh' Grocery. Mf) ASTHMA 1 1 SPASM T0NN3HT ...... For Paroxysms AS MO LAG of Athm No rost If ASMOI.AC falls to reltev the awful itiffncptlnc wheeling, and choking sentatloni. Enables yoa t breathe freely and easily and rtP toundlT at night. Sold on money back tnarantee. Price 91.2.1. WESTERN THRIFT STORK -: 12A. Cast Sixth . Bt, A-N-CE WAl.KKU'S HALI. CENTKAL POINT ClLil lioom's Orchestra Everjr gat, Meht I DANCE at OASIS SATURDAY NIGHT Good Floors & Good Crowds Mv..iji,l.i.iiaiiiyii.wwMi,i4i,;,'W'a . Championship Football Tomorrow 1 Van Scoyoo Field at 2:00 P. M. MEDFORD vs. HOOD RIVER s snows I TfjpL' 'jfUyif 8 ! ,llt' t,c I I 7:00-0:00 jj V?,j ? f 'M !4Jp Klddles-10o BsFWIirTI'ITTTII' iltn iTilllinltf ltilasslMl'MWsssssWssl Hurry! Pcstively Ends Tomorrow Night! It's tltrllllnr 11 Medford ... ths most Important pirture of 1054! You owe It to yourself to see It I NORMA FREDRIC ' SHEARER MARCH CHARLES LAUGHTON in .kIE B&RRETffS OF IWIMPOIE STREET with MAUREEN 0 'SULLIVAN PIIEVUB 8ATUHUAV NIGHT WEDNESDAY'S CHILD" wllli lldu'iird Arnold - Karen SInrlcjr y Another Big Hit Starts Sunday! -." r : l n WYES ' iisrrlte Mlebmted romsnc , broiislit to the screen at fast by (he itar who mode It a senutlon on I he stafel Erery woman knows shs muRt hold tht nun ill love . bat howT SEE woman KBSisYfcMsi4Nbi mi I , Ui 1 ' ' g BUY OREGON I BUILD OREGON'! Brian Aherne Madrfe Evans EXTRA! Mint beautiful III lie fealur ever madel a CLICARACHA mm rrminuni'ed "I.S'Kttoks-rsrhs"