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J MEDFORD TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1935 PAGE NINE Local and To Salem Sgt. Prink O. Jalrok left last night by train for Salem. Transacts Business John Bonar of Med ford was & buainee celler In Ash land Tuesday. Pelleti Return Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pellet returned on the morning train from Portland. in Ashland L. Boyd, representative of General Poods In this city, made A business trip to Ashland, yesterday. Here from Ashland A. A. Mtlllkan and A. P. Orant of Ashland were transacting business here Wednesday. Here Today Ray Garland of Tal ent was a business visitor In Med ford today. Jn Town Today Mrs. A. L. Strauss of Sams Valley was calling in MM ford today. Accepts position Miss Laura Bailey has accepted a position as assistant In the offices of Dr. B. R. Elliott and Dr. Frederick Johnson. Bam veil III A. H. Banwell, man ager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, was confined to his home today with a cold. Business Visitor G. C. Collins, dls- trlct manager for the Thompson Prod ucts company In Seattle, was a busi ness visitor In Medford today. Visitor Leares -Mrs. E. 0. Lathrop of Myrtle Creek, who has been visit ing friends In Phoenix, left last even ing for Memphis, Tenn. Meeting Postponed Trie Washing ton school P.-T. A. meeting scheduled for Friday has been Indefinitely post poned. Inspects Camp Capt. Chauncey L. Pierce, assistant inspector of the Med ford CCC district, was back at head quarters today following an Inspec tion of Camp Elk Creek. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Lester Larger nnd children have returned home after spending the past week visiting in Klamath Falls and at the R. A. Emmitt home. Here Tomorrow Dr. Pleter K. Roest. noted, lecturer who Is to de liver a series of talks at the at. Mark's Guild hall, la expected to arrive In Medford tomorrow. Back from South Mrs. Walter IMckey returned yesterday to her home at Kenly orchard from south rn California where she visited hr sister, Mrs. Mary Shelton. Visit In Ashland Mrs. A. Wltherlll, Mrs. Dean Falwetl and daughter Bar bara of this city spent yesterday at the home of Mrs. A. C. Tonner in Ashland. t Art Group Meets The Southern Oregon Art asoclatlon win meet at 7:30 tomorrov night at the Jaekson County chamber of Commerce. All persons Interested In art vere Invited by 'Johnle King, president. ' Inspects Planting J. F. Kummel. chief of planting. United States forest service, arrived from Portland this morning to Inspect the reforestation work being done In the Medford watershed. Back from Inspection Capt. Wil liam C. Ryan, district CCC welfare officer, and Eugene C. Golden, edu cational adviser, were back at their duties at headquarters today after completing an Inspection of the In dlan Creek and Oak Knoll camps. . CCC Boxer Retires Gordon Hous ton, the CCC boxer of Camp Gasquet who was to have been a contestant Jn the Portland classic this week, was discharged from the service today so that he might accept outside em ployment. Pioneer Woman III Mrs. A. L. Har- Tey. mother of Mrs. E- M. Wilson, Is erlously 111 at her home In Ashland. She Is one of this valley's oldest pio neers, crossing the plains with her father. William Merlrrvan. In 1853. Her mother died from hardships while mflklng the trip. Mr. Harvey Is B7 years of age. CCC Men Leave Leaving last night on the evening train were Walter Joseph Adrlck, to Chicago; josepn Palko. to Woodbridge, N. J.; Alfred Papa, to New York: Harry McKentte to Springfield. III., and Anthony Wendell, to Decatur, III., all of whom have recently been discharged from the CCC. Sneak at Meeting A. H. Banwell, secretary of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, and Karl L. Janoueh, supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, were among the principal speakers at a Joint meeting of the Ashland and MedfoTd Active clubs at the Hotel Medford Tuesday evening . Accident Victim Loyal M. Bates, Ml E. Main street, employe of the Firestone Service station Is recovering In the Sacred Heart hospital today from Internal Injuries suffered when the Firestone service car. which he was driving, collided with another ear. throwing him against the steel ing wheel. His Injurlea are not as ser ious as at first supposed, according to hospital at ten dents. Your Favorite Too! Personal Picker Vlslta CO nfnir r Portland was a business vliltor in mcaiora today. Visit In Ashland M Twt rvm. ger, Mrs. Blanche Rlnabarger and Mrs. Carrie Blekert of Medford visited Wednesday at the home pf Mr. A. A. Coin $OUth E. J. ninvnnH) president of the Half Moon Fruit and Produce company of San Francisco, is scheduled to leave for the bay dis trict tomorrow after-spending several daya here on business. T GO 10 PORTLAND E. O. Narregan. United States dep uty marshal, returned to his office In the federal building here today after taking two prisonera to Port land from the Jackson county Jail. The prisoners were Curtis W. Duke and Charlea N. Meyers. Duke Is charged with assault and robbery at the Hockatown, Oklahoma, postof- ftce. He was arrested recently near Kerby in Josephine county. Meyers Is alleged to be a fugitive from a fed eral road camp in Washington. He was arrested In Klamath Falls. Duke's wife and two children, who have been living In Cave City, were reported today to be destitute. Mr. Narregan was to leave this af ternoon on a business trip to Klam ath Falls. SNOWWSESltATE TO The 10-mtle stretch of state high way from the Diamond lake Junction to the west entrance of Crater lake national park was closed temporarily today because of a fresh fall of snow, national, park headquarters here an nounced. . -i The park service Is keeping Its roads open to the south and west entrances but It has no Jurisdiction over the state highways, whether or not the. state intends to keep its part of the highway open could not be as certained today. SONS WIND DP SEASON AT CHICO SATURDAY ASHLAND, Nov. 14. (Spl.) The lust game of the Southern Oregon Normal achool'a football schedule will take Coach Jean Eberhardt and a squad of two dozen players Into Cali fornia Saturday to meet Chlco State college. With the exception of three days off last week during mid-term ex aminations, the Normalltaes have been scrimmaging hard In prepara tion for the Chlco assault with the hope of repeating last year's 6-to-0 victory over the California. The Sons' opponents are not consid ered to be particularly strong this year, following the report of the 30-to-0 defeat suffered last week at the hands of Alonra Stagg's College of Pacific. ADMENNE'S SALE of Satin and Pongee Downs. 1.95. Three dys only. . Stated CornmunlcaMon of Medford Lodge No. 103. A. P. & A. M.. Prlday. Nov. 13, at 7:30 p. m. Visitors In vltd. rRED PURDlN, W. M. OTO. ALDEN, Secy. SrottlMi Rite Reunion. Work being done In the degrees 15th to 32nd on Thursday and Prlday. Lunch and dinner served eech day. All Scottish Rlt Masons cordially In vited. L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. Ds Mall Tribune want ada. Today and Friday Q A Cruise Of Soft moonlight and sweet muMc . . comedy jn sides! Mi; filrl f rom The Count rj' Corned NoTelty-Ncw US 1 WaVaT Bing Crosby Coming to Craterian 1 Bing Crosby again has lovely Joan Bennett as his leading lady in "Two for Tonight." coming Sunday to the Craterian theater. Mary Boland adds the comedy touch with Lynne Over man also pitching In with his share. "Two For Tonight." although boast ing of' several tuneful song numbers which Crosby puts across as only Crosby can , nevertheless has many other entertainment angles for the Now at Rialto Thev anld It with six-shooters when they expressed serious difler- 1:1.1 lgi'2l: 11 fcv I! 1:15 iSirf '1 M q IIS 35k il G:,r'-9:no3P-JiBl Kl.ldle-10c jM Starts Tcnite for Three Days WS3 HERE TKEY ARE! . . . MORE WESTERN STARS THAN YOU EVER SAW IN T,;a - 1 1 ,K. A U1'. ' ' with HARRY CAREY (UiaVn HOOT GIBSON mmr fftfbprift' A "oil Steele Tom Tvler Oillnn rsTlli vs i'i$'Ss. Villlm tt'm. Farnum H m. 05 1 rfi li'tuS nesmonrt "nuir" Barton JtVTlME: I V'''''IH iP lVally Walet Art Mil Uutralo IjOxil I S B,n' Ba(, "o"""' Jjy f'-tvJ JT Fraokljn Farnum am Hardjf M VtiT 7Jm'mL. rift ;;( Football Scoop! AetIJB, ,eene, of fh trreat gamej between Notre Dame Ohio State and Oregon OreijoTi State. 3 Stooges "Pop Goes the Ease!" "fn r of i.ifk" s vrRiri. . . 1 It . theater fan. Bing, held down to singing and romancing in most all his previous appearances, now be comes a comedian and, from advance reports, the "seltzer bottle episode" is the highlight of the picture, rock ing the theaters with laughter. Included among the new songs are "From the Top of Your Head to the Tip of Your Toes" and "Takes Two to Make a Bargain." ences of opinion In the early daya on the open range and one of those little disputes is pictured with all of Its deadly details In "Powder smoke Range." outdoor special co starring Hnrry Csrey and Hoot Gib son. Ftartlng a three-day run at the Rialto theater tonight. ktilfinn Hi nlrtiii-M a res) western all-star epic In cast values ! the added prevnee or GUlnn a nnj Williams. Bob Steele. Sam Hardy. Prank Rice. Adrian Mcrris. Frar.k.lyn Pnrmim. BUI Desmond. Wallv Wales, Art Mix. Buffalo Bill, Jr., Buzi Bnrton. Eddie Dunn. Rny Mnyer and wiin.ni Fnrmim in active, roles Boots Mallory. the onl feminine msmW nr tlm rn.t.. nrnviries beautv in sharing the love interest of -the story with Bob Steele. ONE PICTURE ! Rootin', Tootin', Shootin' Sons-o-Guns ! Every player a star . . . every star at his best, in this thundering' saga of the early West . . . and the men who made it live! ainw.ujMmiiii'in iBiwuuaaia. Craterian Star A dramatic story, rich In Its sym pathies, eloquent In Its unusual pho tography and dealing with the fun damental story of a girl who has erred and her right to love again, "Way Down East" Is now at the Craterian theater, with Henry ronda and Roehelle Hudson co-starred In the leading rolea. The locale of "Way Down East" la the New England of the 1S80'. Its principals are missel Simp son, who acts a stern, principled squire; his sensitive dreamy son. Henry Fonda, and the girl. Roehelle Hudson. Miss Hudson secures work In Simp son's household, but tells nothing or ner past. Through the seasons, the barn dances, skating parties and various other festivities of the New England country, love grows up be tween Miss Hudson and Fonda. Only one thing menaces that love. mysteriously, and that Is the occa sional appearance of Edward Trevor, their suave and worldly next door neighbor. As the picture approaches its climax, the reason for this becomes apparent. Gossip reveals that Mlsa Hudson had been the victim of an unfortunate love affair, and that Trevor had wronged her. Following a stormy scene In the Simpson household. Miss Hudson attempts to flee over the Icy river, GREATER A sensation on the silent films . . . Now greater than ever as a talk ing picture . . . The mighty drama of one girl fighting back against slander and deceit . . . fight ing for the right to love . . and be loved . . courting death in a thundering Ice-break . . most stupendous thrill scene ever screened I It Starts Today for 3 Days! L Shows at 1:45 6:45-9:00 Is caught In the breaking of the lc Jam. In the heroic scenes that follow and that bring the story to Its happy close, "Way Down East" reveal one of the most moving and suspense! ui climaxes which have ever been brought to the screen. N AU WESTS SELECTED PRODUCE FIRM AGENT Joe Naumes of Medford has been appointed valley representative of the Half Moon Fruit and Produce com pany of San Francisco, It was an nounced today by E. J. Oiovanettl. vice president, who Is now In the city. In former years two representa tives of the Half Moon company have worked out of Medford during the turkey buying season but that policy has been changed this year, with Naumes handling alt of the arrange ments from this end. Naumes an nounced today that shipping dates would be advertised In advance. ADRIENNE'S SALE of Pure Dye Silk Satin and Gtlsaonne Gowns. Regular ?3.85 values. Three days only 13.95. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FURNITURE repaired, upholstered and finished. Phone 069 -R. 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