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FACE FIFTEEN Barbaric Splendor in Craterian Hit Shirley Temple on Rialto Screen Bronchitis Asthma Sufferers Local and Personal MEDFORD .MAIL . TRIBUNE. MEDFOKP.. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ,29, 1033. ) ) ) Kelly to Portland Col. E. E. Kelly left lost night on & business trip to Portland. To South Fork Capt. W!!!iam C. Ryan, dlstrtcs welfare officer of ihc CCC, left todiy for Camp Sout.iForlc. At Headquarters Thomas D. Walsh, educational cdviser of Ca.ni; Klimath, n-as a business visitor at CCC head quarters here tcday. Checks Camp,' Major George R. Owns, commander of the Medford CCC district. Is making an Inspection of camps in the Marslifleld ar?a. From Cave City Capt. O. L. Pierce, asistant inspector of the Medford CCC district, was back at headquarters to day following a trip to Cave City. Ministers .Meet The Rogue River Valley Ministers association will meet it 10:30 Monday morning in the Med :ord Presbyterian church. Party Postponed The pirty which was to have been held tonight by the high school class of the First Chris tian church has been postponed in definitely. Bark from Inspection Lieut. P. Kirk Smith. CCC district surgeon, was back at hLs duties at Medford head quarters tcday following an inspec tion of camps at Indian Creek and Oak Knoll. and INDUSTRIAL Sm EQUIPMENT Sj H0 largo variety carefully le S "-cl---mod.rn. .fficl., BESt?JUtt mach,flT 'o av you sy WWdStt monay in ftnf cost and tkrJTuA tm&rm upkeep. asssta ELS w4 tint It ui altit ytur W&MU Ui'-.t-:- tvirmat,,,. i, BXWLCsW rWZXVfifm r su,ftuntutm,nt ISJBiWBsta :3J0 E. MARGINAL WAY, SEATTLE TONIGHT-FRE FAMOUS Here in Person Visiting Friends Over Thanksgiving, Will Give Series of Lec tures in Medford This Week on ; Individual Success Has Eeye on Medford as Great Occult Vocational Spiritual Retreat I I. Li ili l t ARYAN Mr. Kelton will irlve 3 open lerfure. to the public on the Great Secret of Individual Surrey (CKKATIYE INTI ITION) h-glnnln)t Friday Night. :in Mrirp, nanqiiet nnom. Hotel McdTorit. Mr. Kplton l International lran fir the I nhprsal Brotherhood Movement. He ha eontnrtcil many Master of Wisdom throughout the world. In hi discourses Friday, Saturday, nnd Nunriny Evening he will reveal the jl:t of Tao Tze's mid Lno Chang' crrnl wisdom. HI lerture will embrace the tenrlilnss of Count Kevserllnc. KrMinatntirtl, P. I. Oupcnkr, (iodfre Itav Klnp (llalliirdt, Alfred .Inns of Vienna, Clinton Wnmler, Nntinnnl i:erutlte of the "lownend Plan." Conite de Snlnt Germain, "The i:otprlc 'I AM'" of Jesm, Charles Fillmore, founder of fnlty. FRIDAY NIGHT SUBJECT: "CREATIVE INTUITION" The Ood-shen rnult to man to ronlart hi upplr. Eerj man, woman and child 1 INTI lTtC If he hut ue It. SATURDAY NIGHT SUBJECT: "MEN AND WOMEN HAVE ONLY ONE PROBLEM" hut seetnlnply mirrfa-e nnd dUore, bulne failure and nrerp, lrkne and Imagination. SUNDAY NIGHT SUBJECT: "THE MISCING LINK BETWEEN THE FIRST HUNCH INSPIRATION AND THE CONTINUING RESULT" COME EARLY FOR BEST SEATS "IIOU DO 1 KMW MV DOI I1T li THN HI FAITH" .( CHN(i) p.ri n Inti n -trrl In th. Iliihfr Till TIM liMn too remote to hear ran K'l!of!S I.)mIiim,. IU hae all rorre.ptnilenre antuered pro i"!lPff rrl'irn p-i.(.i-e K eiMl't'M, New Assignment Japt. C. P. Wal lace, who has been on duty at Med ford CCC headquarters is assistant adjutant the pa&t year, will assume command of Camp Bradford, Decem ber 1. Meeting Old Friends Ben F. De cious of Los Angeles, operator of the Holland hotel when he was a Med ford resid en t sever.il yea rs ago. 1 s spending a few days here 0:1 business and in renewing old friendships. Ht Is accompanied by Mrs. Declous, Examiner Here Ward McReynolds. examiner of operators and cauffeure, was at city hall today and will be there again tomorrow from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Persons seeking permits or licenses to drive cars were requested to get in touch with him. In Hospital Gordon E. Turner, well-known Mediord youth who la now radio operator at CCC headquar ters, was reported resting comfortably today In Sacred Heart hospital where eh underwent an emergency opera tion yesterday morning. Here for Holiday Mrs. Eugene C. Golden of Oakland, Cal.. Is spending the Thanksgiving holiday week-end here with her husband, who is edu cational adviser of the Medford CCC district. She Is accompanied by her nephew, Lefford Taylor. Chorus Meets Esther Church Leake, director, has cnlled a special practice of the Teachers' Chorus for tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, In the courthouse auditorium, for the purpose of practicing special music for the Christmas opening. Kindred Here Burdette Kindred, tcckle and captain of the University of Washington freshman football team, is in Medford to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with his fam ily. Kindred is the star punter nnd tackle on lost year's Medford high schools eleven. Special Pinner A special Thank3 stvlng dinner was enjoyed by the CCC men of headquarters detachment at the fairgrounds yesterday afternoon. Eich enrollee was invited to brinj a guest. The menu, typical of those at all CCC camps, was: Fruit cocktail, celery hearts, olives, sweet pickles, roast young turkey, oyster dressing, glblet gravy, cranberry sauce, Vir ginia baked ham, raisin sauce, snow flake potatoes, candied sweet pota toes, buttered peas, rolls, assorted Jams, mince and pumpkin pie, cocoa nut and chocolate cake, Ice cream, as sorted fruits, candies, aweet apple elder end cigarettes. -. Si HO. KELTON R1! 4 Said to be a new high In spec tacular motion picture achievement. "The Last Days of Pompeii" comes Sunday to the Craterian theater, bringing for the first time a sound and sight dramatization of thrilling events in the pleasure-mad Roman resort In the period of Us terrifying destruction In A.D. 79. The story concerns a young black smith, who. in twenty years, rises from mediocrity to fcecome the rich est and most popular man in Pom peii. When early poverty costs him the lives of his wife and child, he sets out to make money his god. Sacrificing all Ideals, he becomes a professional gladiator, slaying for money. Horse-stealing and slave trading swell his fortunes, and he becomes finally head of the arena, staging spectacles In which thou sands are slaughtered for the amuse ment of a blood-thirsty populace. Then, although wealthy and power ful, he discovers that he cannot Mrs. Wood Ijeaves Mrs. C. T). Wood left for Portland Wednesday night by train. To Portland Mrs. Ida Badger was among those leaving for Portland last night. To Nebraska Jeanette Nl:-kel was among those leaving last nii?nt, her destination being Beatrice, Neb. To Portland George HensIman left last evening on a business trip to Portland. From Grants Pass Doris Bland re turned this morning from Grants Pass where she spent Thanksgiving with friends. Business Visitors Business-visitors from. Portland today included Waiter M. Cook and Dwlght L. Houghton of the United States National bank. Mann Returns Larry Mann .return ed on the morning train today from Portland, where he has been trans acting business. . Meeting Announced The mlssion- j ary 'societies of the M. E. church will 1 meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. W. A. Hollowoy. 323 Mae street. Club Bazaar The Carnation club will hold a bazaar tomorrow at tho American Legion dart game rooms on East Main street, from-10 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. From rnkcvlew Mr. arid Mrs. David DeArmond and two sons of Lakeview were Thanksgiving day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Smith. They will remain over the week-end. Cnlled by Illlness Mrs. W. A. Cor many has been called to Sc&ttle by nie serious sickness of her father, James Hokanson. whose friends here will be sorry to hear of his Illness. Start Classes Monday Spanish classes for all Interested will be start ed at the high school next Monday tvenlng. The classes, are to meet ! from 7 to 9 p. m. on Mondays, Tucs- I days and Thursdays. Wlllard Due Jess Willard. world professional badminton champion, will arrive in Medford tomorrow from Portland, to give Instructions at the Medford club. He will be in the city several days. Lecture Tonight Dr. W. P. White will lecture tonight in the First Bap tist church on the theme 'Tnc Proph etic Story." Dr. White's addresses 'rave been enjoyed by many. AH arc Invited to hear this one. OnRoxyBill worner Baxtr. In tiiutr the Pampas Moon" comes to the Roxy theater for tomorrow only, playlns the part of a daahlng. reckless ifail cho of the Argentine. Kcttl Oalllan has the leading feminine role. On the same prosrram la the 11th episode of "The Red Rider," starring Buck Jones. Marble Corner JACKSONV!l.f.B fiance every nlte. Oood mnlr. Sandwiches. Iteer. Ine I). K. HAKTMAS DR. E. W HOFFMAN CIIIKIII'RKTIC MRU; SI'M IAI.HT Medford lnlrr llldf. Room 319 Phone AT!: Res Phone III -J FT X rv&izmr i it ! 3 moil M 3t save his beloved adopted son who has transgressed the Reman law and has been sentenced to meet death in the arena. As the grief-stricken Marcus help lessly watches the boy go down fighting, at the head of- a group ot slaves pitted against captive bar barians. Nature takes a hand. The earth is convulsed by a shattering earthquake. Vesuvius Is seen to strike raining molten death and de struction on a pnnlc-strieken peo ple fighting madly to escape from the flaming trap of crashing ruins. It Is in this hour that Marcus gives his life in atonement for his ruth less career. Leading male roles In the picture are played by Preston Poster, Alan Hale. Basil Rathbone. John Wood. Louis Cal hern, and the boy. David Holt, filled Birch, Msng. Other important parts are by Dorothy Wilson. Wyrley Gloria Shea and William V. WM. POWELL in "ESCAPADE" LUISE RAINER Mlksche Away Raymond Mlksche Burgher's Team Oregon's touchdown nm In the IV ' tlT JySs left by train last nlht for Portland. s ., , . third period, Borden, half bick, plung- fr9". n. jH Shuttle riul,' mI-H '-Th. Mcdtord Clinches I lH Ug over from the one-yfd mark Bf Jfc & ' VX Shuttle club, ncwlv organized bod- " Bram wna received tctl.iy irom " r" r tli m II "'SB'1'"' "" V minton group In Medford, will hold the Boise (Idaho) high school. In- o: PJ'"""ya l""st Belliiwaam, v . W ful) eyeful) tunefuJ iia initial meeting towgnt at the club n nv,K I L J. " "t the year! rooms of the Medford Badminton I , nmW. , , ,,..,!& ATJflTHF.P PTfl I llWWv 5 club. Members of the parent onsa- - r -y Maaai n a nlzatlon will be on hand for Instruc- Moscow high school Thci'ilclvlng 1 1 V. A T ft T I Tllt tTiltl VIA tions ana to lend a helping hand. 'or iui; cnampicnsnip. a.'- jut JL ju II J m -aw I vl though Boise already had the title J nmraiTi. I A MMM BPIk J9I I53 pucciviMTDiinrD "ASt fj HMillllliasi W llill I 111 IIS I III I! il II I i-t the two teams. The s.-orc n.is 20- I II HI I VW WW &V 1 UIILLII imiUULI Br coachof CAP KflTR W fW -103, AlSM . 0LLLIU UI imUIOv- -! .. ''- VX STAGE. SCREEMa tory over tho Oregon Normal Wolves I " ' I V.nd RADIO .Uf.1 T from Monmouth. Bolllngham put on ! I ., ,, !,- . J,,,.,,. I tlW . S W CHICAGO, Nor. Jo.-Cipj-Whlle ,. spectacular musing atUei which 1 1 AI.W.MS A CROW D I gyV I ,:Xy & - ,-V I Mrs. Rose Zutman was visiting a thrilled the 2,000 spectators. 1 a"""s"S"3 r r H ""y;' -Ki ' f neighbor some one entered her apart- - - - r-r. r mm0H& Wwi dropped m the. apa'rtment to get! gjj 'MmU-Ji ft Wfc fWk -rsu.u.m,to cs-awsi limes lomcrrow nignu.B C U li F VfjKN fMM? I JJilXliir j !mSS- t"'"r'1 "" l" X SATURDAY ONLY 5 v" 4') Conlliiiioiis .Shows 1 to II I j' ' "tf f ' La . 1 $ fiVnON I MU- WITH I I 1 I I I M I rH J I I mM ruEi Dorothy riMJLJlA Mfv- 1A TO hat lmukli-iill mmmw I !R ;-"r'j 1 SALLi m .. a j ... 'TirFrnK .11 Jjs3r - oians ounnayi jr Scrapr-L-n ' M V i 1 ' M$f ; . v . -" - v ft: K: . .. , v., - . . - l-J. . - ti t if ' F 1 B ;-t- j 1 ! tea (swu ..... 35( 3 -U v I f&r s . , f I - rf - Wa IA ! - iiHWWS .-'-J: g3 '.SS- - t - iAiiiliil -. 4 - 4 -1 s m -X 'f. - I s ttuMum it.. x .. , ; "3 i"5 rv. s mm maim Amcricn's clarlinij d 1 m p 1 e gjr comes once more to tho Rlnlto the- nter Sunday for a three-Hay show- tng of her sweetest picture. "Curly Top." Shirley has the role of a Uttie orphan who wins her way into the heart of a wealthy trustee of the m itenri m L J it'c onciTiriv Turin uiitticcti 1 Baturday Bn 1 LEE J II W4i?!VWrlM i oriinr.nrtpc. She plnvs the ' part ot cupld In brliiRinir romance to the millionaire (John Bold and her rider sister (RocheHe Hudson), MlM Tpmple s,nRa tnre6 new sonps nnd dances, as well as omotes jn tins comedy-drama. John Boles and Hochclle Hudson also do their I share of singing In "Curly Top." HOOD RIVER, Ore., Nov. 29. (AP) Hood River high's grid team shoved Mil ton-Free water from the unbeaten, untied class yesterday 13 to 0. The gum gave Hood River the mythical title of the eastern Oregon and mld Columbla area. Fumbles led directly to both scores, one coming in the first quarter when Wendlln. tackle, ftll on the ball over the goal line. A long pass and short plunge after Hood River recovered on the visitors' 25 led to the final counter in the third quarter. Gonzaga Winds Up Successful Year SPOKANE. Nov. 29. Oonzaa's Bulldogs put their football suits awny in mothballs for another year today, aft-er capping their successful 1935 season with a 20 to 0 victory over Portland university. Gonzaga beat the Pilots at their own passing game and hurled too much manpower at them on the ground. The Bulldogs plied up 210 yards from scrimmage and added to their advantage with repeated run back of punta. Visitor I .wives Mrs. e. W. Kunkle of Alhambra. Cnl., loft for her home lust nlht after speiKllim some time visiting her mother. Mrs. It. E. Anderson. wwwpwii.Miiiwi'P"''Ml'wllLlr.ll-jt..M!-. III Shnwa 1:45 BM5-9:flO Hurry! It Leaves fern. GET QUICK RELIEF Sleep Sound All Night Long Two or three dosss of the FSmoui Buckley's Mixture in sweetened hot water and sipped slowly Just before retiring ensures a resttul mint's eletp. Buckley's famous Mixture mode in America Is guaranteed often a few sips stop an ordinary oouijh. Asthma-Bronchitis sulter-rs enjoy a couiihless nlht; you'll slp sound and wake refreshed If you will be just wise enough to get a bott'.o at Jar mln's Drug store or any good dri:f store and take 2 or 3 daws before you go to bed. UCKLEY1 A SINGLE SIP PROVES it DANCE On The OASIS SPRING FLOOR Everv Sat. Nite MEDFORD VETERINARY HOSPITAL 16 rear, experience In larire and imall animal prattlre 225 N. Riverside. Phone 3G9 i ilril'-'Zm Mats . . . 21c Kves . . . U3c Kldillei inc Tomorrow Night! and "ro,"J p - entering Muit in a' ' n
