MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKL), OREGON, THUI&DAY, DECEMBER 12, 1935.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and Personal
Here Today Olva Heffelgrava of
Central Point called In Med ford to
day. Terrell Leave W. B. Terrell was
expected to leave ttal evening for
Portland.
Roenbaum Away A. 8. Rosenbaum
left thl morning for Roseburg on a
business visit.
Reamei to Portland A. B. Reames
left by train last night on a bualnoa
trip to Portland.
-
Gates Away C. E. Gates left last
night for Portland where he will make
a short business visit.
'
CCC Man Away William Wessler.
recently discharged from the CCC,
left last night for Roselle Park. N. J.
nitsworth Here Ous Dltsworth of
Trail combined business and pleasure
In a visit here today.
From Phoenix Medford visitors to.
day Included R. H. Wilcox of Phoe
nix, who was snooping ana iransaci
lng business.
To Seattle W. It. Belford was
anions those leaving for the north
last night, his destination being Se
attle.
From Tule Lake Capt. Wallace C.
Dlttemore, commander of Camp Tule
Lake, visited Medford CCC headquer
tera yesterday.
Webster Leaving R. W. Webster of
the Roxy Ann confectionery la leav
lns tonight for Ventura, Cal., where
he will spend the Christmas holidays.
gelling Seals Sale of Christmas
seals at the poatofflce waa today in
charge of Mrs. P. Corning Kenly and
Mre. William Von der Hellen.
Bible Class Meets The Golden
Links Bible class of the Central Point
Christian church will hold Christ.
maa party at the church tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
In Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. H.irry
Moore visited friends In Grants Pass
Sunday, including Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Hamilton.
...
Visit In Ashland Mr and Mrs. Dick
Trltiee and Mr. and Mre. D. P. Nor
ton and family of this city, were Sun
day gutsts of Mr. and Mrs. Carry
Newton In Ashland.
Has Tonsllectomy Jack McOono-
chle. 1018 West Twelfth street, un
derwent a tonsllectomy at the Osteo-
ioathlc clinic and hospital this morn
ing.
To San Francisco K. A. Bartmlss.
who has been transacting business
here for a short time, was expected
to return to San Pra-nclKo this awn
ing.
Return from Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest J. Smith, who have made a
business trip to northern California,
are expected to return to their home
this evening.
Semon Returns Russell Semon,
who has been receiving medical treat
ment at the Veterans' hospital in
Roseburg for the past few days,
turned to his home last evening.
To Conference Eugene O. Golden.
CCC district educational adviser, and
Donald Mace, educational adviser at
Camp Wlmer. left here this morning
for Camp Bradford, where a confer'
enc waa to be held.
Don Moore Recovering Word has
been received by Mr. and Mrs. E. A
Moore that their son Don. student at
University of Oregon medical school,
who has been seriously ill, Is sufiici
ently recovered to return to his
classes.
Reserve Sleets Tonight Reserve of
ficers of this district will hold a regu
lar meeting t-S, 7;30 tonight In the
home of Capt. Vern B. Marshall, 938
South Holly street. Major C. S. Pet
tee of Eugene., instructor, will give a
lecture, after which a social program
i will be presented.
GETS STIFF JOLT
ON 2ND OFFENSE
(Contlnueo prom Page One.)
tember for driving an auto while
Intoxicated. In thin case Russell was
sentenced to serve 30 days In Jail,
fined 100 and his driver's license re
volted for one year. The Jail term
was suspended on promise to pay the
fine.
The charge upon which Russell was
sentenced today grew out of an auto
accident In Ashland on the night 01
November 3.
Wallace Bertrand of Lynn, Mass..
and Herbert J. Cook of Cedar Rapids,
la., entered pleas of guilty to the
theft of an auto last September be
longing to Ward Spatz of thla city,
and were each sentenced to serve an
indeterminate sentence of not less
than 18 months In state prison.
The commitment to the peniten
tiary waa ordered withheld, pending
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
PHONE 969-R. Re-upholstering, re-
finishing, re-glulng. Thlbauit.
GIFTED PSYCHIC gives advice on all
affairs of me. wra ona mvvmm.
lrrorr Two fine 4 -room apart
ments, 333 Edwards St. and 307
Beatty St. Geo. Iveraon.
AMATEUR CONTEST postponed until
after New Years. Further an
nouncement later. Baldwin Piano
Bhoppe.
FOR SALE Modern fl-room house
furnished. Inquire w w. inn.
una sale 50 tons of alfalfa and
grain hay. J. E. Clemens. Hlllcreet
road. Box 166.
TOR Christmas trees and wreaths, sea
Bert Johnston, corner th and Bart
lett. across from Monarch Seed
Store. Best trees In town.
efforts to see If a plan for leniency
can be worked out.
The Spatz car was wrecked near
Ashland and Bertrand sustained in
Juries. He was dismissed from the
hospital last week.
The district attorney informed the
court that Bertrand had an offer of
employment at $1 per day, caring for
an Invalid, and read letters from the
foster parents of Cook In Cedar Rap-
Ids, la., seeking clemency.
Both the men promised the court
"We will never take another drink
and will work to reimburse the county
for hospital expenses and Spatz for
the loss of his auto."
Bertrand told the court:
"Our trouble has been we hav
found work but our employer never
cared much about paying. For In
stance, for a month's labor I received
$2.37. We figured this was not
enough to do anything with, so got
drunk."
Assistant District Attorney Neil son
said that both defendants had $57.50
coming for labor in a mine.
Cook told the court his troubles
started "when he got married," and
that he started drinking at the same
time.
The Cedar Rapids. Ia.. Red Cross
reported that "Cook waa brought up
In the right spiritual influences."
Clifford A. (Dock) Parmer entered
a plea of guilty to passing a forged
check, purporting to be signed by
Don A. Clark, orchardlst, for 95.75,
upon Brown's last week. Passing of
sentence was deferred pending receipt
of Parmer's police record, if any, from
Salem,
TOWNSEND CLUB NO. 2
HOLDS FIRST MEETING
"Dark Angel" Comes to Craterian Sunday
Miss Glory
Marlon Da vies Is the attractive but
slightly dizzy chambermaid whose
dizziness makes her an Ideal subject
for a promotion scheme concocted by
a trio of fnst-tolklng Broadway pro
moters In "Pape Miss Glory." open
ing a three day run at the Craterian
thester today. Included In the sup
porting cast are Pnt O'Brien, Dick
Powell. Frank McHuch, Marv As tor,
Thrills And Comedy
In "College Scandal"
Kent Taylor and Arllne Judge are
the amateur detectives who ferret out
the fiendish killers In "College Scan
rial," playing today and Friday at
the Roxy theater,
"Collffte Scandal" blends the ele
ments of the shocker, comedy and ro
mance into fast-paced entertainment.
The killer, a super-criminal, eludes
them at every turn.
In the climax, an exciting chase and
the thrilling rescue of Eddie Nugent
from a house that is mined with ex
plosives leads to the uncovering of
the killer.
under the city marshal. Former Mar
shal J. Q. Rodgers died recently.
HEMSTITCHING AND B0TTGN
MAKINO at The Handicraft. Ill E.
8th. back of Cinderella Shop
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief Of Pain
Many sufferers relieve flagstaff baekselM
rnickly, once they discover that the rul
um of their trouble may be tired kidney
The kjdneya fcre one 0f Nature's chlei
Launch Destroyer ! raya f taking the acids and vutc out at
QUINCY. Mass.. Dec. II. (API The th blood. If they don't poai 8 pinta a daj
V. 3. S. Molfett. a destroyer leader ; 5f. fi ffSnSft &?&5
and newest of the navy's fighting may ne-i flunhtntr.
ships, was launched today at the i If ycu have trouble with raqt bladdes
1 Bmrt nrl hum. the 16 milei of tridnn
I tubes may need flushing out. This di&ra
i utrnal may be the beginning of DWtn
ALBANY. Ore.. Dec. 12. (AP) The ; backaehe. lea pains, loss 01 per ana
Fore River yards of the Bethlehem
Shipbuilding corporation.
Albany 'city council considered today
naming a chief of police to have
With three screen fsvorltes In the
leading roles, "The Dark Angel" comes
Sunday to the Craterian theater for
Its first Medford run, with Fredrlc
March and Herbert Marshall as rivals
for the love of Merle Obcron.
The story which Is set in a quiet
corner of lovely rural England follows
the lives of a woman, Kitty Vane.
(Merle Oberson) and two men, Alan
Trent (Fredrlc Mnrch) and Gerald
Shannon, (Herbert Marshall). Since
childhood, Kitty has adored Alan, and
Gerald has adored Kitty. The War
takes both men.
When Alan Is reported killed, Kit
ty's life is broken. After the War. she
becomes engaged to Gerald, but In
the eleventh hour Fate steps in and
the dream of her life Is fulfilled in a
gloriously happy ending.
Allen Jenkins. Joseph Cawthorn and authority over all the police "force
patsy Kelly. here, Including the branch now
Ask your drutrsfirt for DOANS FILLS
atied successfully by millions for ovtr 4ft
yean. They give happy relief and will Bait
tluth out the 16 miles of kidney tooas.
John Wayne Tracks Down Killers
Jhp'MK'JtJ N-- -
81! Ofjre
Surpassing all his previous fine dured so many hardships. The plot
portrayals, John Wayne makes "West
ward Ho," coming tomorrow to the
Rlalto theater, an outstanding
achievement. Seldom has a western
star had the opportunity of display
ing such dramatic ability; his his
trionic talents are usually submerged
in the gun-battles, hand-to-hand
fights and other physical encounters.
The story of "Westward Ho" deals
with the early movement to Califor
nia of those hardy pioneers who en-
opens when John's father and mother
are slain and his young brother kid
napped by a band of desperadoes.
Left for dead, Wayne Is found by a
wagon-train of settlers and nursed
back to health. John takes a solemn
oath to find the murderers and
avenge his parents' death.
Wayne organizes a group of vigi
lantes called the "Singing Riders."
These men patrol the trails traveled
by the settlers and protect them
against hostile Indians and bandits.
PHOENIX PASSES
Dr. J. B. Webster, a resident of
Phoenix for nearly 30 years, pissed
away at hla home there at 10:30
p. m. Wednesday at the age of 68.
Dr. Webster was born at Leeds.
Eng.. January 12. 1867. and came to
the United States at the age of 27.
Upon becoming of age. he took up
the study of medicine and after grad
uating practiced In Baltimore, Md..
for 15 years. Coming west ha settled
In Aahland, Ore., where he was resi
dent physician for the 8outhem Pa
cific company, and In 1009 he retired
from practice. Dr. Webster waa a
member of the Presbyterian church
at Phoenix. His wife, Helen Webster.
Is his only surviving relative.
Funeral arrangementa with Conger
Funeral Parlors will be announced
upon the arrival of Mrs. Webster's
sister from Pasadena, Cal., Kilday
morning.
RAINFALL IS NOW
FOR RENT 8-room modern furnish
ed house, close In. Phone 4S7-J.
LOST Female fox terrier puppy,
white with black markings. An
swers to Spot. Reward. Tel. 14S1-R.
BUY HERE AND SAVE
Davenport. Studio Couchea, Simmons
Springs. Simmon Beds. Mattresta,
good uaed furniture.
HOLBROOK & OHRN
In Old Firehe.ll Bldg. on 6th.
Phone M7. 112 E. 8th St.
FOR RENT Complete newly furnlah
ed house. Inquire at 338 W. Holly,
cor. of Oak. or Phone 443-L.
MUST SELL Immediately, davenport
and chair. 2 rues, circulating heat
er. ranee, dining' room table. 6
chalra. butfet, dresser, bed. other
article. Mrs. Rolf. 502 So. Orape.
HOLIDAY SPECIALS
Used Car at Right Price,.
1932 StudeboJcer President 7-paa-r,T:
onlv driven 10.000 milea.
Not a ecratch on It; In perfect
1930 Ford Ocupe ..... 195 00
r A nndce Sedan 275.00
Oimmanrter Sdsn 200 00
Studeoaker Dictator Sedan... 350 00
A splendid bur.
1933 Chevrolet Town Sedan.
1934 Chevrolet Pickup.
We have the best buy and aatla
factorv terms.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
Studebaker Sale and Serrloe.
Townaend club No. 3 held its
first meeting Tuesday evenlna. De
cember 10 at 7:30 p.n The hall
waa filled to capacity with enthu
siastic Townsendltes and 35 new
members were admitted to the club.
If membershlpa continue to In
crease at their present rate, a larger
meeting place may be needed In the
near future, officers declare. Favor
able comment la heard on all sides
regarding the congenial spirit evi
denced a well aa for the speaking
and excellent programs, it Is said.
XMAS PHOTOS
Holiday Specials Now!
PEAS LEYS Opposite Holly Theatre
One and ten hundredths Inches
of rain fell from 5:35 a.m. yester
day to 7:50 a.m. today, the weather
bureau announced. Forecast was for
partly cloudy weather tonight and
tomorrow, with little change In tem
perature. Total rainfall from September 1 to
5 a. m. today was 5.73 inches, an
excess above normal for the season
of .09 of an Inch. This I the first
excess recorded In weeks. Rainfall
for December to date Is 2.34 inches.
Crater lake national park was
getting Its second successive day of
snow today. Two additional feet had
fallen up to thtt afternoon, making
the totBl depth at the lake 4V4 feet,
the park office here waa Informed.
Snow plows were busy today keep
ing the lake hlghwaya open, of
ficials said.
K1CKERN1CK"
Ondergarmenta that fit at
Ethelwyn 8 Hoffmann'.
Medford-Klamath
Truck Line
(formerly on S. Riverside)
MOVED TO
111 North Fir
ANYTIME:
Shows
u
Adults
25 1
Kiddles lOo i
i Tomorrow and Saturday!
A SURGING DRAMA RAGES
AS A NEW WEST IS BORN
Oaa up at Oalla. OAIL'S UNION
SERVICE, Jackson at Riverside. Tel.
1824.
Special Log Cabin Creams, 30c lb.
The Creat, 236 S. Central.
WHEEL GOODS Everything that
rolls at prices that will surprise you.
Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir.
"TODAY!-
and FRIDAY
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Usa Mall Tribune want ads.
V Cod. No. J tKi& j&fi,
FOR SALE Used furniture. 3T will
trade for wood or dresard meat.
Box 728S. Tribune.
WANTED Sincere, honest men -ho
want to irt Into a sound, profit
able buslnej In the ealej depsrt
ment of a going concern. Call FY1
dav afternoon, 1-5 P m.. Room 303.
Liberty Bldg.
WE WISH to annoiui'-e the opening
of the Book Nook Book Exchange
rvrember 13th Books and
marine hotwht. o!d. remed and
esrhsnsed v -ivite "OU 10 -v
ov.r new Booki !' Chrls'rna p-e-ntfincl-.id:ra
B'y and Cirri Scout
bcou. 14 No. Tj Street.
Made from a
Formula 150 years old
The American Distilling Co.
PCKIN. ILLINOIS
' Terror stalks
tha campus .1 .
in the) shadow
of a girl whose
smile marks
men for deathl
with
Arllnt Judge
K t n I Taylor
Wsndy Borrle
William FrawUy
Btnny Baksr
William Benedict
Added
Comedy "Just Wo Two"
ramera Thrill" - News reel
1- SHEILA MANN0RS "
f . sr 4 m
... W I
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Positively Ends Tonight!
Starts TODAY for 3 Days!
Shows at 1 :45
6:45 - 9:00
si t .
What a Girll Dizzyl Dense! Deliriousl ... She
rose from chambermaid to beauty queen over
night I , . . and all because a couple of slick pro
moters found themselves in a jackpot and needed
a Cinderella! . . . You'll laugh yourself silly!
MARION DAVIES
As Dawn Glory, who got what she wanted when she least expected It . , in 1
PAGE MISS GLORY
SP f j
PAT
DICK
with
O'BRIEN
POWELL'
MARY ASTOR FRANK McHUGH;
ALLEN JENKINS PATSY KELLYj
LYLE TALBOT JOE CAWTHORN
AL SHEAN HOB ART CAVANAUGR
EXTRA!
Mickey Mouse in
"Mickey's Fire Brigade"
NOVELTY and NEWS
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