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MEDFORD MTL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY. NOYEMT5ER 17. 1935, PAGE ELEVEN 4 CCC OFFICERS Four officer of the Medford CCC district have transferred to the Sac . ramento district, three to the Euresa district, four to the Monterey dis trict, and several have been reas- signed within the district. It was announced yesterday by Major George R. Owens, district commander. The officers transferred to other districts are to reduce an average of Jllnth corps officers here. Those as signed to the Monterey district are Capt. Irvln M. Huncllnian of Camp Bly:. Lieut. Charles J. BegRS of Tule Lake: Lieut. Dewey S. Harwood of Bradford, and Lieut. Lewis J. Con nors of Oregon Caves. Those transferred to the Sacra mento district aro Cnpt. Olen P. Wallace of McKlnley; Lieut. John R. . Albln of Oasquef. Lieut. John E. Heudry. Jr.. of wlmer. and Lieut. Maurice D. Cochran of South Dmp . qua Falls. Those transferred to the Eurena district are Capt. Harold B. Elver- eon of Elk Creek: Lieut. William J Anuskewlcz of Elk Creek, and Lieut. ' Robert 8. Wolfsohn of Bradford. Captain Ralph R. Gobell, formerly commander of the company at Upper Rogue, will assume command of Camp McKlnley. Lieut. John A. Rosenbaum. also of Upper Rogue, will go to Camp Agness. Their com pany was disbanded recently. Captain John R. Murray, formerly of Diamond Lake, will assume com mand of Camp Elk Creek, and Lieut Henry A. Barrls. also of Diamond Lake, will be assigned to Camp Qas quet. The Diamond Lake company was also disbanded recently. Lieut. James J. Flsk. who has been on temporary duty at district hcaa quarters. will be assigned to South TJmpqua Falls. Lieut. John E.Hendry. ' who has been on temporary duty at Humbug Mountain, will return to his regular assignment at Wlmer. Lieut. George L. Slngewald. who has been on duty at Wlmer, has been transferred to Bradford. Lieut. Otto A. Heufner of Klamath has been transferred to Bly. Espee Cut On Gas Quiz Set Nov. 16 BALEM, Nov. 16. (IF) The public ' utilities department set November 18 for the hearing on proposed reduced gasoline rates Involving carload ship ments from Portland and Marshtield to southern Oregon points. .. The- original tariff reducing rates filed by the Southern Pacific com pany were suspended by the utilities department. - . The hearing will be held In Port ' land Jointly with the lnter-state com- merce commission. 71 Days Of Yawning, "But Still Cheerful VICTORIA. B. 0.. Nov. 16. (API Mrs. P.. E. Wakelin passed her 71st day- of continual yawning today. . Y,rfui though wearv and pale from the exhausting effects of her strange . malady. "If I stop myself yawning and keep my mouth closed for any length of time, the muscles of my face bunch up," she said. "Ghost Town" Days , End For Westimber FOREST DROVE. Ore.. Nov. 16 yp) The renewed hum of saws which had been silent six years, ended ghost town" days at Westimber, near here. The old Eagle lumber mlU re-, opened at the Westimber Lumber TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Salwsy peaches.i extra fancy, tree ripened. Cheap. Car penter's. i mile west Phoenix. Houston Road. Will Rogers' Last Film Opens Thursday ay 7 v ;, 1 . VS ."..',!: v F V V On Thursday, Medford will nave ita last chance .to see Will Rogers In a new picture. It Is "In Old Ken tucky," the closing chapter to a be loved humorist's full life. Filled with the good cheer, the homely philosophy, the sudden flashes of wit that made Will Ropers the leading star In motion pictures. "In Old Kentucky" Is typically Rog ers as he would most want himself to be remembered. Mellow humor, sly "digs" at those who tried to overwhelm him, are very evident In the picture. And once again he plays the "middleman to Dan Cupid's af fairs." as he helps Russell Hardle and Dorothy Wilson gnt their romance straightened out. Bill Robinson, the fnmous colored tap dancer. Is an other member of the cast, and dem onstrates a new tap routine for the edification of dance devotees. In order to give everyone a chance to see the picture, "In Old Ken tucky" will be shown for both mat inee and evening at the Craterian theatre, and also evenings at t he Holly. company. Operations started slowlv but operators said they will increase the output until a capacity crew of 125 to 150 men are employed. Plans aro under way to establish a summer art colony at Ashevllle, N. C. At Craterian During the first four months of come, followed by Illinois. Wisconsin 1035. Iowa was first In livestock ln and California. Ninety per cent of the garlic grown in the United States Is grown In the San Juan Valley and southern Santa Clara county In California. Admiral Byrd Picture Coming . i ? - 4 ' Few menTiave had "such harrow ing experiences In the Arctic wastes; as has Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd. I who recently returned from hla sec-1 ond expedition Into the Antarctic with thrilling tales of vivid exper iences in the frozen South. The authentic motion picture rec ord of this second expedition comes to the Rlalto theatre Tuesday, when "Little America" opens Its local run. Actually filmed at the South Pole, where camera and sound equipment equivalent to those used in the stu dios were shipped, the picture tells a highly colorful and exciting story of intrepid adventure, heroism, and the little comedies and dramas of life thousands of miles from civili zation. And the greatest adventure of all Commander Byrd's lonely vigil in a little portable house, nine by thirteen where he made observa tions that will enable scientists to learn new things about the Antarctic things that have until now been deep mysteries. All this, and more, will be shown in "Little America." when it opens Tuesday. From Sams Vatley Max Sehulz, Sams Valley farmer, and Mrs. Sc-hulz shopped in Medford yesterday. BACK TO SHAKE FRISCO'S WATER FRONT ... COMES CAPPY RICKS! Bing Crosby reveals a comedy side of his nature In "Two for Tonight" that has caused endless rounds of laughter In the theatres where the picture has been shown. It opens ita local run at the Craterian theatre today. Joan Bennett, Mary Boland. Lynne Overman and Thelma Todd are in the supporting cast. ANYTIME:! Starts Today-3 Days! GOOD USED CARS Low Finance Raws. lxw Prices 1P33 Plymouth Sedan 1931 Chrysler 8 Sedan 1930 Ford 8edan 1929 Ford Town Sedan in. r.vivmlt Sedan 1933 Plymouth Coupe 193 Chrysler Alrllow Also a. number of other real bar-j gains. ! LANOB MOTOR CO. : Used Car Lot. Sth at Bartlett 38 North Riverside j SERVICE STATION. Grocery. Lunch ! and Beer Business for sale, reason able. Good location on Paclllc highway. Must sell account other interest. Doing P" business. For further Information write Box No. 7948. Tribune. ! FOR RENT 8 room housekeeping i suite, garaae, close In. Adults. 327 N. 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Shrieking Fog-horns I . . as the old sea-dog comes sailing into port with hat-o-cock and a chip on his shoulder . . to aid Dan Cupid and shoot a mean harpoon into his foes I Peter B. Kyne's with ROBERT McWADE RAY WALKER Florinne McKINNEY Kenneth HARLAN LOIS WILSON MAN MOCNTAIN DEAN ADDED Tom Howard . Geo. Shclton in 'STYLISH STOUTS' Cartoon Newsrcel "4 A' i v Shout 1:00-3:110 8:45-9:00 Alnln Rlddlet-lOc Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to our many friends dur ing our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Helms. Now at Roxy with Robert McWade In the role of the shipping tycoon and grumpy sea dog. Stanley Dollar of the Dollar Steam ship Lines, was Kyne's "ln-the-flesh" counterpart of his fiction chr.rrtfttr, with numerous Incidents drawn from the life of Dollar. In this version, Rlrks Is shown coming back to the wars from re tirement, when xinderhnnded meth ods used by his competitors become a little more than the old boy can stomach. It Is then, back In harness again that Cappy, as full of ftre u ever, cracks down on his enemies and helps out a romance on the side. Ray Walker. Florinne McKlnney, Lois Wilson, Kenneth Harlan and Man Mountain Dean, well known wrestler, appear In the supporting cast. Once agnln by popular demand. vm RuKL-rs, in posaioiy nis most human role, as the editor In. "Life Begins At 40," starts a throe-day run at the- Roxy theatre today. Uproarious situations that Include hog-calllng, a burlesque duel, and the tribulations of a hard-hitting country editor, as he protects the honor of an Innocent boy that works for him. appears In this typical Rog ers picture! Richard Cromwell. Rochelle Hud son, 811m Summervllle, George Bnr bler. Jane- Darwell and Sterling Hol loway aro In support of Will. Peter B Kyne Story On Rialto Screen Cappy Ricks, Peter B. Kyne's lov able fiction character whose exploits on the San Francisco waterfront have endeared him to millions of readers, cornea back to the screen of the Rlalto theatre for today and Monday in "Cappy Ricks Returns." IP Turkey Growers! Be Sure To See Us Before You Sell iSl'GJii or Shtp Your Turkeys! Weighing, grading and complete handling as well as PAYING right hore in Medford! Receiving NOVEMBER 18th to 24th, at Nat Building, 122 North River side Ave. 'IS CLARENCE CARTWRIGHT 122 No. Riverside (Nat Bldg.) Phone 729-R Evenings Representing Sunset Produce Co. 447 Front St. San Francisco, Calif. iiivMift'rvr nrfiiri-" lr r swi '- ' l"WWIM.W7WMWlllJIIULill .UIiL)UHIIIMi..MIll.ll'lpiWUWIW -r 'niiinn'riaaiHTinirriiffnW Wil.raVlSiir.-ir aisti'Jfci-iiff-Vir'i-rtJ.i ft'-j'Ti'Mi 3 Shows Today 1:45 - 3:15 6:45 - 9:00 Mats ..... 25o . Eves . .... 35c Kiddies . . . . 10o Starts Today for 3 Days! HE BOO -BOO -BOOSTS HIS WAY TO GLORY! Laugh - a - minute comedy, ro mance . . . and music, Music, MUSIC I ... 5 grand hit tunes to gladden your heart . . . m this fastest, fanciest, funniest pic ture Bmg Crosby ever brought to the screen ... a rollicking '-" time musical showl rMWflf DIM ; "jpi H lf ill jf TJ!?-0A w!th JOAN EXTRA ADDED FEATURES Charley Chase in "The 4 Star Boarder" football Technique Newsreel MARY BOLAND LYNNE OVERMAN THELMA TODD
