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SfEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, fEDFOIil), OREGOX, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1933. PAGE THIRTEEN Lawrence Tibbett Coming in Craterian Musical Show Local and Personal Romance Coming to Rialto Screen Under existing law the two com missioners continue In office until reappointments are effective or their successors appointed. i ' i I .1 From San Francisco C. M. Brewer returned this morning from Sin PranclAco. where he transacted busi ness. To Centralis John L. Townscnd left last evening for Centralis, Wash where he will spend the holidays with , relatives and friends. Returns Home B. E. Harder la at home today after spending a short time on business trip to San Fran dsoo. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. H. Car ver left laat.evenlng for Portland, call ed there by business. They will re main over the holidays. Recent VUlter A reoent business visitor In Medford was E. M. Graham, superintendent of the American Rail way Express, from San Francisco. Japanese Fined Kay Tak&o. Japan ese arrested by city police Saturday t night on a drunk and disorderly charge, was yesterday, fined 910 In city court on his plea of guilty. ' Dog Poisoned Mrs. Henry Pace. !22 Mistletoe street. Informed city police that her dog had been poisoned with strychnine about 3:30 yesterday after noon. Police were investigating the charge today. Navy Office Cloned The navy re cruiting office In the Federal building will be closed because of ths holidays until December 28. It was announced today by Ernest M. West, recruiter. Snowmen Meet Rogue Snowmen will elect officers for the 1936 year t .the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce tonight. All persons Inter ested In winter sports are Invited to attend. Meeting convenes at 7:30. YULE PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR PRESBYTERIANS The Presbyterian church Is plan ning a number of Interesting activ ities for Christmas week. The young people ere having a party In the church parlors tonight at 8 o'clock. Those coming are asked to dress as "kids," to plan a "kid" game, and to bring one-half dozen cookies end a ten-cent toy for the gift exchange. It Is also announced that those wish ing to send a gift to Alice Encllsh are Invited to bring the gift for the Christmas surprise box to be mailed to her tomorrow. Sunday morning at the Christmas service there will be a Christmas ser mon and the following numbers by the choir: Anthem, "Gloria" Moz art; "The Stranger from Galilee," by Dolores R. Sperling. Sunday evening at 6:30, the young people will have a Christmas meeting, led by Thomas Hardy. Sunday evening et 8 o'clock the choir will present an evening of Christmas music. Monday evening, the Sunday school will present a Christmas program in three parts. The first part consists of carols by the Junior vested choir, directed by Mrs. Don Newbury, and MASQUERADE DANCE Christmas Eve. Dreamland Rube and His Orchestra Gifts for the Two Best Couples In Costume A QUALITY DRINKER ... IS A MODERATE DRINKER An appreciation for all fin thing, It governed by modarsta Indulgence In all Una thing,. Qvcrlond STRAIGHT cm Whiskey D&B BLACK LABEL WHISKEY-A BlEND-90 PROOF 37, to 17 yn eld. (7 It 4 eld and all ipK!y blinded Business Visitor Gladys Gorton, stater manager for Belcano cosmetics. was a business visitor In Medford yesterday. She is the former wife of Ralph Gorton, well known In this city. Visitor Leaves Carl Smith of Hood River returned to his home today after spending acme time visiting rel atives here, including his two broth ers, Walter end Charles Smith, and his father, Lee P. Smith. Orchestra Meetlnjr The Olrls Civic orchestra will meet tonight at the Girls' Community clubhouse at 7:30. Mrs, E. E. Gore, supervisor, has re ceived new music and all members are urged to attend. All girls Interested will be welcome. t Reeder Returns Lieut. Marvin B. Reeder returned yesterday from the Letterman general hospital - In San Francisco where he had been under going treatment. He was assigned temporarily to Camp Wlmer upon his return. . At New Station R. P. Slngler an nounced today that he Is now at his new service station, recently leased, at Ninth street' e,nd South Central avenue. He stated that friends will find him there, where he is specializ ing In GUmore Oil products. Nurse Registrar South Mrs. O. E. Osburn, registrar here for graduate nurses, will leave tonight for San Francisco. She will remain In the bay city until after the holidays, vis iting with her daughter. Mrs. N. E. Bohall. During her absence anyone requiring a graduate nurse should call either the Sacred Heart or the Com munity hospital. recitations by primary and Junior boys and girls, directed by Mrs. Verl Wa.ker. The second part is the pa geant "The 'Inn of Bethlehem," di rected by Harriet White. This will be followed by the presentation of white gifts at the manger. The third part Is the Christmas party to be held In the Sunday schol auditorium, to which the entire church family is invited. E TO MAIL STAFF Incoming Christmas mall is con siderably heavier than at the same time a year ago, Roland G. Beach, assistant postmaster, said today. Outgoing mall, Mr. Beach stated. Is not quite so great as it was last year but that Is because Medford residents heeded .the admonition of the postal service to mall packages early. Three substitute carriers were added to the postofflce staff today to help handle the Increased mall. Three others were employed yes terday and two about a week ago, making eight extras In all on the Job now. This Is two more than re quired at the same time a year ago, Mr. Beach said. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS The following civil service exami nations were announced today: Transportation tariff examiner (freight) and transportation tariff examiner (passenger) for the inter state commerce commission. Rate agent for the bureau of mo tor carriers, interstate commerce commission. Special experience. Is required for these positions. Full Information may be procured from Earl H. York, secretary of the local civil service board, at the pestofftce. I SAMUEL Jama, Clark end KENTUCKY BOURBON 95 PROOF 18 MONTHS Aging In ths weed gives If that fsmout eld pioneer mellownen. HAL 1.15 PINT . . '2.20 QUART rtm a'd and 40 to I yssr with 40 pvr grain neutral r- Ay J- r y i V" jj 111 Singing not only arias from famous operas but also the modern type of music, Lawrence Tibbett comes to the Craterian theater screen Sunday In SCHOOL BAND ENJOYED' ON FIRST APPEARANCE AT JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE, pec. 30. (Bpl.) The Jacksonville high school band made Its first public appearance at the Senior class play December 17, under direction of j!r. Botts of Med ford. The following selections were well p ayed and much enjoyed by the au d.ence: Assembly March E. De Lamater Marjorle ; I. 8. Loos B.ue Bells of Scotland (Scotch Folk Song). B'tter Sweet (waltz) ,.E, De Lamater ADeen (waltz) E. De Lamater Red Feather (Indian Dance E. De Lamater Members of the band are: Lawrence Flck, Qage Sanden, Frederic Metz gr, cornet; Bud Peebler. drum; Har o'd White, Joe Beech, Stanley Sheaf fer, Lester Went, trombone; Kenneth Per eel, saxophone; Eunice Sanden, Ili-ne Berry, Dorthea Rexroad, clari net; OairLusJCXbrn Bowman, Na omi Smith, violin; June Peebles, Gen evieve Kent, Ida Bowman, Tommy Dunnlngton, violin. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT EAGLE FT. SUNDAY EAGLE POINT, Dec. 20. (Bpl.) A Christmas program will be given In the church by the Sunday school next Sunday evening, starting at eight o'clock. The program will consist of carols, tableaux and recitations. The public is cordially Invited. . START C. OF C. DANCES IN J'VILLE SATURDAY JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 20. (Spl.) The first of the winter dances spon sored by the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce will be given tomorrow evening at the old TJ. S. hotel. Dlnjy Mcore'a orchestra has been secured. Ose Mall Tribune want ads. UNGERIEIDER, Pr.ild.nt Dlitllllng; Corporation GULF STREAM STRAIGHT WHISKEY 90 PROOF 12 MONTHS (here It no tet.up on tho increailng popularity throughout ell of Ore gon of thl, splendid whiskey. The reason why, 1, quality; quality first lest, try IT yourself. HALF PINT . . 40 75 PINT . . . QUART $1 40 OAL. $2.7 OAUON $S.M OlftHled by espertt from spaelally leeted grain gives this whiskey it, distinetive chareeter. 14 MONTHS O10 - haw rrA trA ."Metropolitan, the dramatic and ro- r.antlc story of a young singer's rise tc fame and glory. Selections from "Pflgliacci," "The Barber of Seville" On Roxy Bill George O'Brien, popular western stttr, will be at the Roxy theater Sat urday only In "The Cowboy Million aire," the action of which takes the adventurous cowboy from the des erts of Arizona to the fogs of Lon don. CGC LECTURER CALLS Alfred Cookman, CCC lecturer now on duty in the Vancouver barracks district, was a visitor at Medford district headquarters today.. He la en route to Camp Hackamore in the Redding district where be will meet KowaBd W. Oxley, director of the CCC eduoatlonal program, and Dr. J. Bi Orlfflng, civil educational ad visor for the ninth corps area. Mr. Cookman wilt acccmpany the educators on their visit to the Med ford district Sunday and Monday, and will continue with them to the Vancouver barracks district. , A SPECIAL PUR REPRESENTATIVE will be at Adrlenne's all day Saturday with a special showing of fur coats. Buy her a lovely fur coat for a Christmas gift. A beautiful assort ment to chocse from. Adrlenne's. . AKY71ME' , moons LAST TIMES TONIGHT SATURDAY ONLY I Contlnu- in tpmimMw liUifUUI Millionaire tvaiva intTflre il lltll lillill tM 'S tpitoni lat HElSEMfS HiDtOtir" Plus Comedy and Cartoon Sun Mon Et meet SPP. A-aav Action! , I o.SP' from I Giennb -.n.nto mObiuen ' Ml 1 I if 1 are Included In the repertoire of songs, in addition to "Road to Man dalay" and "De Glory Road." Virgin la Bruce and Alice Brady have prom inent roles In the supporting cast. LES TO FETE KIDDIES TOIHT The annual Christmas party for children of Engles will he held In the fraternity's hall at 8:00 o'clock tonight. An entertaining: program has been The IDEAL XMAS GIFT-HUNT THEATRES SCRIP BOOK: Dl Show. I SM IJjff j 1:00-3:00 ! il 1 6:43-9:00 S fen PERRY MASON tht ttuvc, daihlnj attorney. .1 Dr. Robt DOR AY kai his own idea, sbout marriage. I DELLA STREET the ruanlnj guard for her beti .l "spuDsy" the boii' faithful stooje . . I SUNDAY Romance klnrilfMl by of a mother's Ime model irom the I fFr1 "r! A FEATHER III HER MAY Pauline LORD Basil RATH8QNE Louis HAYWARD Wend BARRIE Billie BURKE - 1 hi Oic-i. tutu otortcd xtuvu uxven been told on the screen and will undoubt edly be told many times again. "Fea ther In. Her Hat," coming. Sun4a to. Vin Rialto theater, will remain as one of the finest. It tells the story of a mother's great love for her son, her great ambition to see him rise above his squalid sur roundings and becoming -a- "ente-( man" In every sense of the word. prepared" under' direction of John Hyde, chairman. There will be a big Christmas tree, Santa CI sua and gifts for the youngsters. The weekly business session of the lodge will be held at 7 o'clock so that the party may start )iromp"tiy at 8. All Eagles were urged to be present on time. ICillLL RETAIN ICC POST WASHINGTON. ' DecJ SO. (AP) The White House' announced' todfty I that President Roosevelt will reap . Adults 25 KlddlM-ine Today and Saturday! j CHILLS, CHUCKLES AND CUTIES . . . . The most amazing maze of mirth and mystery Perry Mason ever found , himself up against! WARREN WILLIAM PATRICIA ELLIS LYLE TALBOT GENEVIEVE TOBIN "PEGGY SHANNON ALLEN JENKINS Prevue Saturday Nfght! BUCK JONES in "Outlawlsd Guns" tti firm V, for her Mint A a' :.i JkSb&x VIRGINIA BRUCE yjW. - ' - , . . L (tf , sVvvJ 9 comedy, tempera- , I r V P I nVr i, fe'' ment and glamour ,H 'J -fuirtUig romance and success iu .a. vcrld far removed from the one the ! mother has endured. ' . j Paulina Lord Is said to have one of i her Ilneat . roles as. the mother who.! sacrifices everything for her son's success; Louis Hayward plays the part of the son; Wendy Barrio Is the girl with whom he finds love; Basil Rath- 1 bone Is the' boy's tutor and" others In ! th cast Include BUlle Bunko, Victor Varconl and Nydla Westman. point' Clyde B. Altchtson -of Oregon and Claude R.- Porter of Iowa, aa Interstate commerce commissioners. In, .a . formal announcement, the White House said the nominations would-be sent to the senate, as soon as congress reconvenes, for terms expiring December 31, 1943. The ILEAL XMAS GIFT--HUNT THEATRES SCRIP BOOK UJBHS3! THE YEARS ACE HURRY! IT ENDS TOMORROW NIOHT I mm NtlGH-T with Edward ARNOLD (star of Diamond Jim) Constance Cummins Robert Young riSfSBSBBSSBSSSSSSSaBBKI L ff t fT PKE VUE SATURDAY NIOHT UZ4e OF THIS .' . with. ' ' " in- i inn s niifi "nms , i Roger PRYOR Joan PERRY SUNDAY! The Greatest A thrill that will 1 1 ) r' ring in your ears . ( f tJ'f- 4 . . long.: ater u ) A j ' fKS4 Jf leave ' Love in his heart... : Ij meant fervor in his voice! ) LAWFIDNCD U I 'fU The Number One V ' ' irA. " l a glorious dram NOTED JAPANESE GIVEN .. PERMISSION TO ENTER WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. (AP) Dr, Toyohiko Ragaws, natcd Japan-; ese Christian leader, will be per mitted to enter this country fo seven months aa a visitor. Ose Mall rrlbune want ads. ANOTHER BIG DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS SAT. 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