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Local and Personal
Clark Gable Coming to Craterian
Clever Comedy Team Coming to Rlalto
Spencer and Rose ClarM, Arsd tRfis:5fe r $5 j?? oBd wt0 &
of it -tii be tbere. for lis so crd-1 itdef zhztt grest graac&u
ifisry wedding. The sride and groese Sren,
5IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1933
F1 'Ummmmnammmmmm ip
Seff Return Porter Neff returned
thU moratag from buJnes trip u.
Salem.
Heath in Ashland William Heath
of the Union Oil company was among
toualnee callers In A&m&nd Wednes
day. Shop Here Mrs. Hugh Bates sad
Bernita Lasher of Ashland were in
Medford Wednesday, visiting and
shopping, -
Here for Day Gertrude Fogies of
Del Monte, Cal., was a guest today
of her aunt, Mrs. W. H. Looser while
enroute to Pacific Besch, Wash
Covered Dish Supper Royal Neigh
bors will hold a covered dish supper
tonight at the K. P. hall st 8:30.
All members and friends are invited.
To Hold Sale Ladies of the Zion
English Lutheran church will hold a
rummage sale Saturday in the build
ing formerly occupied by Campbell's
clothing store on East Main street,
Getting Witnesses Deputy U. fi.
Marshal Leo McLain was In Klamath
Palls today summoning witnesses for
two criminal cases to be heard in
federal court Monday.
To Meet I'ntt Ca.pt. James O.
Wanzer, commander ot Camp Agness,
came to Medford today to direct the
transportation of the CCC men ar
riving on the special train from the
east to make replacements at Agness.
Sunday school Dinner The Sams
Valley Sunday achol will have preach
ing services following the morning
session next Sunday. A oasites dinner
i will be served after the services, with
everybody welcome.
Staying In Ashland K. W. Shu&sers
of Medford has returned to the Con-
valescent Home after spending the
week-end in Medford. He will stay at
Barber's for the next two weeks.
Ashland, Tidings.
. Make Inspection Assistant Re
gional Porester u. L. Merritt of Port
land was making an Inspection today
of the Ratue Hirer national forest.
He was accompanied by N. C. White,
asistant supervisor here.
Back from Hunt J, S. Gill w
back at his duties as foreman of the
forest service warehouse today, after
a, f:ve-day hunting trip in eastern
Oregon' He reported meeting with
no luck.
CCC'S Iitst harged Recently dis
charged CCC'a leaving last nSght for
Los Arwfeies were Bud C. Wilmoth,
- Joe L. KuilosI Kenneth M. Mesh,
Sterley M. Simpson, George E. Ga
vel!, Arthur P. Vollmer, Arthur J.
Rcs-jnlof and Harold M. Lashcil.
Here Tuesday Among Ashland
visitors in Medford Tuesday were Dan
Kay. here on business, and R. B.
Campbell and W. J. Dougherty, who
attended an I. G. A. retail' grocers
mestlng in the evening at Mason.
Ehrman & Co.
On Business Trip Charles H. Tls
dalc. Rpecial Agent of the Central
Manufacturers Mutual Insurance
company, was 1n Medford on busi
Ees today. He expected to remain
here several days before returning
to his ofiicc in Portland.
UrMnlay Meet An important meet
In? of the Medfcrd chapter DeMotey
will be held at the Masonic hall at
7:30 tonight, it was announced to
day. All members are urged -to at
tend as a vote will be taken upon
ii A t,s).-tirtd nt Mi bV-ilWS.
The usual refreshments will to seived.
Married In Krauts Paws Word has
been received here of the marriage
of Emeiine Qretchen Lehrmann of
Grants Pass and Edward Laphem of
this city. The ceremony was per
formed by Justice of the Pca E. W.
Madison st the courthouse in Grants
Pass Tuesday. '
ft'C Train IMi A special train
bringing 190 CCC men from Port
Knox. Kentucky, was due to arrive
In Medford st 4:30 this afternoon.
The men will be taken Immediately
by truck to Camp Agness, where they
will replace men to be transferred
to Camp Gasquet, The train Is com
manded by Capt. H. M. Rose.
Publisher Here George Cornwall,
who established The Tlmberman, and
Is one of the best known editors and
timber experts on the coast, stopped
in Medford today enroute to the log
ging congress at Vancouver, B. C,
which he organized a number of years
ago. While hers Mr. Cornwall called
on his old friend. Jim Owen, and
thev talked over the many problems
of the timber industry, nationally
and locally. For many years - Mr.
Cornwall lived in Portland but he
now makes his home in Piedmont.
Cal.
Goes East Mrs. KelUe Wall left
this moraine bv train for fn.-.
ed trip in the east, whera she win
wiui meats aaa relatives m
Chicago and Erie. Pa, She Intsnds
being gone about two months,
Here for Meeting Mrs. W. RJ Hen
derson of Rosevilie, Cal., arrived this
morning to attend the meeting of the
Pocahontas lodge tomorrow night,
when Stella Ely, Great Pocahontas of
California, will visit the local lodge.
While here, Mrs, Henderson will visit
with several relatives, including Mrs.
L. M. Smith.
Owen Visited A. R, Owen rf Owen,
Wis., and William Stout of San Fran
cisco visited Jim Owen of the Med
ford Corporation hers yesterday, after
looking over some of their large prop
erty and timber interest at Brook
ings and other points along the coast,
A. R. Owen is Jim Owen's nephew
and has frequently visit! in Med
ford in the past. The two men left
for their respective homes after
spending the day here,
Former Residents Visit Mrs. J. H.
Williams end son Maurice of San
Francisco are visiting here at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hart,
822 Minnesota street, and will be here
until Sunday. Mrs. Wiliiams is a
sister of Mrs. Hart and Ralph Wood
ford. She has been here about two
weeks, her son joining her Sunday,
Maurice is purser on a Dollar steam
ship and has made many trips around
the world since leaving here several
years ago. He stated today that
Chuck Thomas, also well known here
and employed on the same ship, left
the vessel for a hospital in New York
recently, suffering from a minor ailment.
PLUS
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ILES OF
EY TUBES
Medical authorities agree that Tonr kid
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fillers -which help to purify tfae blood aai
keep you healthy. Kidneys should empty 1
pints a day and so fftt rid of mors than f
pounds of waste.
If you have trouble with too fre78TP
bladder pautsgres with scanty amount eau
ins homing and discomfort, the IS MILES
of kidney tubes may need fluthlnc oat. Tali
danger iisrnal may he the bejrinning of naf
King backache, leg paint, lost of pep and
energy, getting up nights, swelling, puf&aes
tinder the eyes and dizzfnefa.
Don't wait, Ask year druggist foi
DOAN'S PILLS, used fuccestfuHy by mil.
lioni for over 48 years. They nappy
rfief and will heip to fiuo out ta if
MILES of kidney tubes. Get Dean's Pills.
At Craterian
Sir Guy Standing and Richard
Cromwell, whose portrayals of father
and son in "Uvea of a Bengal Lan
cer" were outstanding features of
that film, are united again in lead
ing roles of "Annapolis Farewell," the
screen feature on the Craterian thea
ter program starting today for & three
day run. On the stage are the Ken
tucky Coon Hunters, who will appear
for ail shows, matinee and evening,
for the three-day engagement.
Sir Guy appears as the retired
commodore who, having given the
best part of his life to nis country,
returns to Annapolis, there to sped
his remaining days, while Cromwell
appears as a midshipman friend of the
aged officer. Others in the case in
clude Tom Brown, John Howard,
Rosalind Keith, John Darrow and
Louise Beavers, the popular colored
player.
The film, actually made at the
Naval Academy, wift high ranking
officials there to see that it measured
up to the high standard of the ser
vice, follows the life of the cadets,
through the hectic days of plcbeiip
to final graduation, with many ex
citing adventures Interspersed be
tween times.
caToday and Fri.C3
Mysterious Murder
In This Old House!
Dine and Dance
Every Night
Famous
Fried
Chicken
BONNEY'S
GRILL
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The greatest
Murder yarn pJJ
yarn ever screened ! 1
A brauflflli Klrl at the 1
hand, of a tlm4 ... I
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lo the ft ea tt fi-J
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chateau;
CLAIRE DODD
ALICE WHITE
OSGOOD PERKINS
GEORGE E. STONE 7?
JACK LA RUE
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Call of the Wild," colorful filmiz-
ation of Jack London's immortal story
of the Yukon gold rush, comes to the
Craterian theater for three days start
ing Sunday.
A location unit headed by Claris
Gable, Loretta Young and Jack Oakie
faced danger and starvation in sus-
Mro Mount, Baker. Washington, to
Jilm this production.
Gable end Oaile are seen as Thorn
ton and Shorty, two buddies seeking
gold in Alaska. Tijej rescue 'wautiful
Claire Blake from wolves and teirs
that her husband has been lost In the
Arctic wastelands. She posae?aea de
tails regarding ricii "lost claim"
and realizing that she U helpless
single-handed, the girl cssi her lot
with Thornton and Shorty. After .
perilous Journey the trio locate the
strilse, finding it i3beeasy rich.
Thornton and Claire nave feik-n hops
lessly in love when Thornton's dog
Suck fines cisjre's husband. Thorn
ton releases Claire and sends the
couple off to file ciaim on the prop
erty. Others In the cast are Frank Con
my, Reginald Owen, Sidney TfJler and
Xatherine de Mille.
J
Examiner Hue Ward McReynoids.
state examiner for operators and
chauffeurs, will be on the third floor
of the city hall here tomorrow and
Saturday,
ROOSEVELT!
PAYS SPEED FINE
HAMPTON, 2f. H., Oct. i?. (tiPi
Young Franklin X. Roosevelt's flair
for speed cost him 5 today.
The president's son and namesake
pleaded guilty to a charge of speed
ing along Lafayette road at a S5-mile
clip September 18. Judge John W,
Perkins Imposed the fin.
Franklin, a junior at Harvard, fill
ed to appear when his case was first
called September 28. Then New
Hampshire's registrar of motcr ve
hicles asked the Massachusetts reg
istrar to urge young Roosevelt to ftp
pear "as a law abiding citizen." The
original default was due to a "mis
understanding," It was said today.
Oss Mall Tribune vast ads.
KEEP SPRINGFIELD
POWER FRANCHISE
EUGENE, Oct, t? 37 By TOte
of 435 to 2S6residei5t of Spri&?ieM
turned down charter amendment
whiclj would nay enabled the stty to
change the power set-up of the town
in an election Wednesday.
In a campaign that at time reach
ed extreme bitterness between Advo
cates of lower power rates and those
who favored retention of the present
set-up whereby the city purchases
power and water from the Moustsls
The Sed Book Magazine story,, t has provided the world wh posdiv
"Leander Clicks. whlefe caused so soimt of popular literature "Hot
inuca comment among the reading U one of feia best aiorie.
public when was published in 1533, pictures, Z&Sn Pitta and James Glea
ftffords the basis of "Hot Tip. which I sen pooi t5seir tJerits fop ihir rrf-s
returns to the screen Z&3n Pitts and j of Jimmy and Belle McGill, In the
Jsmea Oleason as a new and refresh- j romantic &$da are Margsret Calla
ing comedy team, ceming to the Bi- f ban, HolJywoodl l&is&i remsit frsm
alto theater tomorrow, I tha legitimate at$ge and Ruil
Ttom the pen of William Siaveas Qleason James" own son Kd veteran
McSutt, who for the past two decades of m&ny productions.
States Power company, the city ad
ministration sought to obtain autho
rity to terminste the franchise of
the power comptiny. with the expec
tation Eugene municipal power would
be purchased, giving resident a low
r rate.
Opponents of the plan claimed ine
taxes paid by the power company
more than offset the ca?lng in rates
and during the campaign it .was de
clared that should the ameisdment
pass, the power company and the
Booth-Kelly Lumber company prob
ably would move the i&rger part ot
their holdings oat of the city.
New Comfort for Those
1 Who Wear False Teeth
No longer need you feel munfiom
fortable wearing false teeth. Fss
teeth, a greatly Improved powder,
sprinkled on your plates holds them
tight and comfortable. No gummy
pasty taste or feeling. Deodorizes.
Get Fivs teeth ftt your druggist. Three
sizes.
OMAHA. Seb., Oct. 1?. il?Pl
Death at the hands of ft hangman
is far more merciful than fatalities
from falling downstairs or in as
automobile accident. Theodore F
Brooks, orthopedic physician,
hers today.
EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY
BALKS IMPROVEMENTS
gardes crrr JE, Y Oct. IT.
iUPi The Nassau count? beard
supeiTlser fes of WPA
mcnev to build a new courthouse
but cast get consent of citizen t
build the structure, HeskieKta who
fear tht a courthouse tth Its
ceitcsmiJant atmospbere of Judicial
activity would aestsey ibe commun
ity's runtd esclusivesvwa dug up
an ancient buiidlRg ffirdinsnc-e to
block tbe project,
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