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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1034. PAGE SEVEN - - ' "' " " ""' ' ' ' """ ' " "" " '- ' Local and Personal DaWltt Visits Ranger Jaas DeWl:t. of tha Bogus River dlatrlet. la visiting In Medford over tha week end. McAllister Goes North Dean Mc Allister lett Friday n!h by train fx Spokane, Waah. Leave for week End Kenneth M.--Reynolds, Junior forester, left Satur day morning for Lake o' the Woods and pelican guard station on an offi cial business trip over the week end Mr. Gunning Here Mr. dunning, atate auditor for the liquor control commlaalon with headquarters at Sa lem, was In Medford on official busi ness Thursday and Friday. Four Fishermen Leave Arch Work, Otto DeJarnett, O. M. Houston trttf Elbert Lenox are leaving thla morn ing for the Illinois river, where they will spend the day fishing. Gray Returns Erie Gray, deputy agent, southern Oregon district bu reau of Internal revenue, returned Friday from a short business trip to Orsnta Pass and Roaeburg. Ordered from Town Charles Jew man, 42, a transient, was ordered out of town Saturday by city police, hav ing been arrested Friday night on charges of being drunk in a public place. Returns to Klamath William Ber ry of Klamath Falls, state Investiga tor of privately owned liquor dispen sorles, returned to Klamath Falls Sat urday morning after a short buslnew visit in the valley. Florev Leaves Nelson Florey, who has been visiting here with relatives for several days, left by train Friday evening for southern California to re sume training In the United States navy. Bicycle Recovered A Hawthorne bi cycle belonging to Tom Radcllffe, of 111 West Jackson street waa recover ed by city police at the city park Sat urday morning, having been stolen Friday, according to police reports. Morris Sees Game Edward Morris, of Eugene, district supervisor for the atate liquor control commission, was In Medford on official business Satur day, and remained to attend the high school football game. Opn to Public The meeting of the Theosophlcal society, acneauien for eight o'clock on Tuesday evening. Is open to the public. It was announc ed yesterday. 'The Secret Doctrine" la the topic for study. Reports Theft Theft of a green Columbia bicycle belonging to Janet Reter, of 1010 Queen Ann, was report ed Friday to city police. The bicycle. number M-68777, was stolen irom Junior high school, police said. . Captain Btokes Visits Captain George W. stokea of the state fire marshal department at Salem, left for the north by train Saturday morning after visiting the Medford and Ash land fire departments on official busi ness. Captain Stokes arrived Friday. Visits Relatives Dr. R. P. LeRoy o! Portland, who addressed the southern Oregon dentists at their meeting in the Elks temple Friday, visited the George H. Corum family during his stay here. Dr. LeRoy Is Mrs. Comma nephew. Invited to Services Reverend E. S Bartlam, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, has extended an Invitation to tha staff and personnel of the OCC district headquarters, to attend th' Thanksgiving services at the- Episco pal church Thursday morning. Lester Arrives C. R. Lester of Sa lem, director of engineers for the pub He utilities commission, arrived in Medford Saturday morning by train and will spend several weeks hens on business pertaining to Investigation of properties of the California Oregon Power Co. Name Reported The pedestrian nit by the car driven by R. H. Frohrelch. of 13 South Orange, In an auto ac cident on East Main street, tfov. 32. was J. L. Stuart of 819 Sherman street, according to reports filed with elty police. Frohrelch was fined 125 after the accident, on charges of reck less driving. Have Accident Richard Bradley. IS. ot 816 Dakota street, and H. T. Slagle. of Talent, reported to city police that their cara collided at ft a. m. Friday on south Pacific highway near Tal ent. Reports revealed the accident oc curred when Bradley attempted to avoid a third car which turned onto the highway In front of him. . Breaks Into Car City police report ed Saturday that a car belonging to Charles B. Eee. of San Fronclaco, spe cial agent for the Fidelity Casualty Co.. of New York, was broken Into be tween 8 and p. m. .Thursday at the Hotel Medford parking lot. Only an ash tray was removed after a front ventilating window had been pried open. The door was unlocked, but auto robea, a Gladstone beg and sev eral leather boxes containing hats, were untouched. "IF I WERE YOU" I'd Investigate MILL FUELS Phone 7 At the Community Mrs. C. C. Chapman of Prospect and Vanda Jane the Community hospital, where she u rider went a major operation Satur day. DAV'S to Meet The Disabled Amer ican Veteran of the World war, wiU meet Tuesday evening, November 27, with Comrade Lillie In charge. Ail members are requested, to be in at tendance. t Go to 8. F. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Den son left last evening for San Francises to spend the Thanksgiving holidays, and during their stay in the bay sec tion will call on a number of ther friends In the hotel business. Now at Studio NOW AT STUDIO ONE COL HD "The Girl Prom Missouri," starring Jean Harlow and Franchot Tone, comes to the Studio theater today. Miss Harlow essays one of her most amusing characterizations, that of Eadie Chapman, a girl who embarks upon & social-climbing career because she is determined to get financial se curity and position along with her marriage ring. The picture fits with lightning rap idity fr-m swanky penthouses of New York's ragged skyline to the pleasure palaces of Florida and back again. Helen Hayes Film at Craterian rl ' -v 15s 1 M Sfcv vs.? An exceptional program is being of-, fered Medford theatergoera at the Craterian theater for, three days start ing today where Helen Hayes In "What Every Woman Knows" Is be ing shown with a two-reel musical, "La Cuaracha," on the same pro gram. For those who are seeking valuable entertainment qualities, the film ver sion of Sir James Barrle's famous play should prove a revelation par ticularly as it has the same star. Miss Hayes, in the role she made such a hit on the stage. Its romance Is new and refreshingly unique. There is a heart throb in Its love interest an-i a delightful human touch Is said to characterize the drama, while the comedy, of which there is an abund- tures. ant amount, is said to sparkle with spontaniety. The story shows Helen Hayes mar ried to Brian Aherne, a marriage ar ranged by her family; Aherne to marry the girl, and the family to arrange for the completion of his education. It is this surprising situation that makes for & great deal of tha comedy situations. The- wife, however, pushes on the husband to success and a seat in parliament, only to have his head turned by his egol&m that makes him believe he alone is responsible for his success. How she brings him back to his senses and makes him realize his wife's great love, forms the fitting climax to what Is said to as one oi tiic year s ven nest pic Combining comedy, tense drama. and melodrama, "Their Big Moment," ; co-starring Zasu Pitts and Slim Sum-1 mervtlle, at the Rialto theater today and Monday, is said to offer some thing far off the beaten path In screen entertainment. "Their Bic Moment" Is the tory of a vaudeville magician and his two Mrs. Mchol Recovering Mrs. Said Ntchol of 510 South Grape street, wno underwent a major operation at fir Community hospital Tuesday, is Ret ting along as well as can be expected, It was reported yesterday. Use Mail Tribune want ads. Leaves for Eugene Miss Margaret Purcell of this city left by train Sat urday morning for Eugene, where she will visit for a week with her sistwr, Mrs. Elizabeth Breed love. . For MODERN FUEL OIL dellrnry Phone 332. Relnklng Trucking Co. Shows Today 1:45-3:15 7:00-9:00 Adults . 25c Children 10c Today and Monday! GET READY FOR LAUGHS ...from the SPIRIT WORLD! jp. Summit e "'if ) V Messages from the other world! j 1 ( s-y ' I Jolts from the underworld ! You'll V v f(fw m B-0 nt0 a dance when Til- . vjy Vsf lie the mind reader TZasu Vxi j . " . to you) goes into her trance and disc Charley Chase V'WO'l VMW J "It H.ppeMd $RJC" ftfctfOtt B Mill" Iitiii i r r- ' " ' ' - Comedy, Mystery at Rialto lj Wvi . JL t .4 Mav ft'.-f W V K--.-. T! assistants who solve a murder mys tery and bring the culprits to bay by contacting the spirit world. ZaSu Pitts and Slim Summervllle, who are oo-atarred in this comedy-melodrama, are seen as the magician's assistants, and it ts the psychic power of the woman that reaches beyond the realm of the physical to bring consterna- "Death Takes A Holiday" 1 ' The photoplay which must be ln-T" Koxy tneRier- eluded on anyone's list of the ten best pictures of 1934 opens today at ring Fredric March, Gall Patrick and Evelyn Venable. tion down upon the heads of the criminals. Supporting the two stars, Julie Haydon portrays the beautiful widow around whom the plot revolves, and Ralph Morgan has the role of a scheming physician. William Gaxton plays the magician, and others In the splendid cast Include Bruce Cabot, Kay Johnson, Tamara Geva, J. Hunt ley Gordon and Edward 3rady. Visit the roolB Mis. R. F. Randall and children Jimmy and Vanda Jano of Drain. Ore., are hero for te Thanksgiving holiday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cool. From Applefute Dr. J. B. Glllis and Lieutenant John H. Gordon of Camp Applegate were visitors In Medford Friday evening. . . . Long-Bell Bond Sale KANSAS CTY. Mo.. Nov. 24. (AP Bondholders of first mortgage bonds of the Long-Bell Lumber company who wist, to sell their bonds have been notified that the company will con sider offers of sale, the purchases for the company to be made by Halsey, Stuart Co., of Chicago, sinking fund agents for the company. Use Mall Tribune want ads. atMBMagjaaiitsjgg gy-awswiawaraa; Mj '"""""jg 3 I I Shows Today at 1:48 i; l I tnllTwBM-ffliPfflfrf- Pllfv tljrA'fBP' Jtj - I ' I Mats 25c ' Eves-i55c ff l . I: 'I Starts Today for Three Days! Americas Qr eat est Star of Stage and Screen!.,. SIR JAtES : I s " Barriete fl not j- 1 -''. ft r ' i. She'll touch your heart as she lives the drama of a girl who fought, alone, against the world that sought to take her man away I Bringing to the screen all the charm and heart-appeal that made her a sensation in this same celebrated play on the stage I . . 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