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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1936)
-1 ArP.TVFO'RD MATT. TRTBTTNTR. JfRDFORT). OT?F,GOT. FRIDAY.. OCTOBFR 2X1936 PAGE ELEVEN. LOCAL and PERSONAL l Fraom Trail Miss Helen Hughes o Troll transacted business here yes terday. s To Seattle Among those leaving lot the north by train ul. mornln.; ,ere Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Butcher -and son, bounfl for Seattle, Wash. ! Business Caller Miss VtUa Sherty lot Ashland was among out-of-town business callers In Mcdroro. Wednesday.---- I JIunager Here Lou Cer.tro. Ash aland manager of the St. Paul Fire and ' Marine Insurance company, transacted business here Wednesday. Calling Here Mrs. Walter Long- Jatrcth of Ashland was In Medford Wednesday, shopping and calling on J friends. 3 . i Billings Here Among out-of-town business visitors In Medfjrd this week was Homer Billings of Ashland, whj H was here Wednesday. Here for Railroad J. L. McLaugh lin, representative of the IJInols Cen- tral railroad, returned to. Portland j headquarters last. night alter trans g acting business here yesterday. DANCE Tues. Nite OCT. 27 Mi Vtclop Rccord'no ORCHESTRA Springtime In The Rockies ORIENTAL GARDENS Cooked Iood Sale w-.mr. ni ctation of the First Christian church ! win nold a cooked food salt all day tomorrow at the Buric umn mH awning store. 3U East Main street. Tho sale will start at 8 a.m. To Hotel Meet p. c. D-nson and Emll Mohr, Jr., will leave this even ing for Oakland, Cal., where they will attend a convention of the California Hotel Greater.' association. They ex pect to vl3lt hotels en route and will spend a week in California.. Post of flee Readv Grant Pax nn. office will open for business In the new federal building Moadav. it announced today by Postmaster C H. Massie. Mall mav be denoslted In the new quarters Sunday. Moving of equipment to the new structure will oo completed over me week-end. Tourist Aids Several signs design ed as aids to tourists will mark the new headquarters of tie Ashland Chamber of Commerce to place a warning sign on the dangerous curve north of Jackson Hot springs on the Paclflo highway. Several accidents have occurred on the curve recently, one of them ending in a fatality. Crosse Pear, Apple ft new hybrid fruit, resulting from the crossing of a golden russet apple and a boso pear was announced today by F B Jordan, Grants Pass nurseryman. The granular texture of the twar is Ap parent in the hybrid fruit while the skin and stem show characteristics ot both parents, Chamber Publicized Each month tho Chamber of Commerce of the United States send to all members a list of 14 outstanding ideas or ac complishments of the various units throughout the country. This month the Jackson County chamber of Com merce heads the list for its plan ot teaching fly-casting and hunting eti quette to students of Medford high schol, the aim being to develop gen uine sportsmanship and to foster a greater interest in outdoor sport. The plan was projected a few months ago by Dr. Charles w. Lemery. It Is an tlclpated that the local chamber will receive numerous Inquiries about tlw plan as a result of the national cham ber's circular letter, Wledman Due Dr. D. E. Wledman, educational coordinator of the 9th corps area, was expected to arrive here from Son Francisco r-.eadquartets this afternoon for a conference with Eugene C. Golden, educational co ordinator of the Medford CCC dis trict, and other district executives. Dr. Wledman was formerly adviser at Camp Humbug Mountain and Camp Sebastian and was the first district educational coordinator here. He was transferred from Medford to Omaha. Nab., where he became educational coordinator of the 7th corps area, On October l he was appointed coordin ator of the 9th corps area to replace Dr. J. B. Gritting, who nao resigned to become president of an agricultural college at Vlcosa, state of Mlnas Qe raes, Brazil, and economic adviser to the state. Dr. Wledman was expect ed to remain here through' tomorrow Visit In Ashland Mr and Mr. I Scott McLarnan were among Med ford callers In Ashland Wednesday evening. They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Guet2laff while in the Uthia City. To Hear Nominees Candidates' Night will be observed by the Fra ternal Order of Eagles at west Main street lodge hall at 9 o'clock this evening. All candidates for public office are Invited to address the aerie and its auxiliary, each speaker being limited to a live-minute talk. Captures Grouse E. N. Butler of Ashland was today in poisussion of a blue grouse which offered no resist ance when Mr. Butler picked it up after It had alighted in tho shrub, bery of a neighbor's yard. The grouse does not like captivity, however, ana spends most of Us time trying to es cape from its pen, although it has several China pheasants for com panions, it could not be determined where the grouse came from or why it happened to alight so close to a residence. "Swingtime" at Craterian Sunday "Pay Less Park Easier" RIVERSIDE MARKET OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS 313-315 N. Riverside XrOOIlC j)0 WHEN YOU WANT IT! We fill phone orders with the best in the store OUR OWN FREE DELIVERY FULL LINE OF FRESH MEATS SQUASH Nice large ones lb. 1c 100 lbs. 79c HE PEACHES Fancy Yellow Cling No. 2 can 15c FLOUR 49 ibs si .29 BOUQUET. GUARANTEED Farmers, Attention SALT Morton's half ground 50 lbs. 49c Farmingtpn CHOCOLATE the good eating kind lb. 15c RAPES 8 1. 25 Those Extra Fancy Tokays HUSKIES, 2 PKGS. 25? HUSKIES Post's New Breakfast Food . 2 PKGS. 25? Pork & Beans 3 cans 25c In Roxy Drama Georgo OBnen, me screen's lore most adventure and action star, de fies death at a locomotive throttle in "Whispering Smith Bpeaks," which plays at the Roxy theatre tomorrow only. With O'Brien in the cast are Irene Ware, Kenneth Thompson and Maude Allen. Episode 6 of the serial "The Roar ing West,' 'starring Buck Jones, Is also on the snme procrnm. 5 " f r"X tf j ( Ts tl The favorite team of Fred Astalre and Ginger Rogers once again come to the screen of, the Craterian the atrethis time' in "SwlnEtlme," opening Sunday for a throe-day en gagement. Ami,' i each Aatalre Rogers of the past has done, this latest opus Introduces a new ball room dnnco creation," "The Swing Time Waltz." Sparkling' with scores . of novel features such as a sensational solo dance in blnrkfnce bv Astatre, n star- spangled supporting cast that in cludes Victor Moore. Helen Brocicr- lck. Eric Blore, Betty Pumess and George Metaxa 3lx of the catchiest melodies of Jerome Kern's- career. "Swingtime" promises to be one of the famous team's most popular screen vehicles. With comedy pre dominating, the story deals with the complicated romance of Astaire, happy-go-lucky ronmer. and MUb Rogers, an instruotoress in a dancing academy. ' Spend Day Here Mrs. A. F. Abbott, Mrs. Ida Potter,' Mrs. Cora Burns, Mr. Rhoda E. Durfce and Mrs. H. L. Moore, ail of Ashlmid, spent yesterday hero and in Central Point. ' Ashland Visitors Mrs. A. A. Mad den and Mrs. A. S. Tonner, both of Ashland, visited yesterday at the home of . Mrs. Ever Wee.ls on Kings highway. 'imi i i . . i M ""'n M I- JMl 5-:I5 M j ' - mm m mm laerrroH ,-5 ill Hurry I It Ends Tonight! mm SATURDAY 0NLYI Sltnwa 1-3, 0:45-9 HE SWAPS HIS BR0NC FOR A STEED OP STEEL! And ,m,,m LOBBIED Ulhitpering Smith 5peaks IRENE WARE SPECIALLY ADDED SHORTS! LEON JANSEV 111 "COLLEGE DADS" CARTOON NEWS Today and Saturday! TWO MAJOR FEATURES A Headline Story That's Different! VVTTJ & I HI nr nooioty fight! Junior Leaguer tanirlea with tough . newspa per muggl . . . Wisecracks and wedding bells! EDMUND ' LOWE GLORIA STUART REGINALD DENNY Rialto Shows Newest Arliss Film 'TW1 Unit v gfN Si. S-Ji' flw m i if f . r s Wit i w 4 CHICAGO, Oct. 23. (AP) The Most Rev. Edward Huston, D.D.. arch bishop of the Church of England In the West Indies, died yesterday. was stricken Monday with pneu monia after attending the pan American conference of Anglican bishops in suburban Evanston lost week. medicated with throat-soothing ingredients of Vlcks VapoRub. OeorRo Arllsa dons a turban for tho first time since "The ureen Goddess" and comes to the Rialto thoutro. Sunday as a Sulton in "East Meet West," a thrilling story of ro mance and political Intrigue. The tropical country of Rungay is the glamorous and colorful back ground for thla atory of the strug gle between England and an Eastern power to obtain treaty rights In the harbor of Rungay. ' Ijovoly Marlon Nixon and the pop ular, nanosome Neii hnmuion a co-starred in 'Once To Every Bach elor," which plays as the added feature with "East Meets West." The production is said to contain an unusual slant on the romantic triangle theme, wtth society and. the underworld rubbing elbows In dra matic fashion. Others In the case are Raymond Hatton and Aileen Pringlo. Attends MeetingMrs. Jack Hey- land vUltcd yesterday in Grants Pass where she attended a county P.-T. A. session, led by Mrs. William Kletaer state president, of Portland. Mrs Hey land, district presidon-. was amonii discussion leaders during the nay. Rites Tomorrow For Crash Victim GRANTS PASS, Oct. 33 (&) Funeral services for Hazel Snell, wh. died In RoseburR Thuisnay night from injuries suffered when a car driven by her husband. Francis E. Snell, was struck by train at a northern Josephine county crossing, will be held here tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Services will be conducted at the Hull and Hull funeral hame with In- torment In Granite Hill cemetery. A coroner'i Jury lato yetst'-rday for mally returned a report saying death had been caused by tho accident. FLOWERS For All Occasions New store, 43 8. Centml MEYER GREENHOUSES DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS Bud Dynge's Band Rube's Old Timers In the Small Hall! 2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION Uloaing time (or Tom Lata to Olaa mfv Ads la 1:30 p. m. Dance at the Oasis Slave Whipple and his Music Makers SATURDAY NIGHT um3 i mm Another Hit For Dick Powell Positively Ends Tomor row Nito 4 JOAN BLONDELL Warren William-Frank McHugh and The Yacht Olub Boys I'rcvuo Sat. Night 'EVERYTHING IS THUNDER" with Constance nennett IfPAGffi PLUS ... a new western star ... in a new. thrill- j . ... 5 ' snoolII,S aoveniure 1-IJf' of the Texas Lone-Star . Raneers! FRO ru,-s i ssssmsmmsssssa jZ I Mill Tk ' Tonight 7:30 P. M. First Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. J. Knotts presents The Outstanding Motion Picture "The Life of Christ" Passion Play Portraying Christ, His Dis ciples, Pilate, King Herod and all Ancient Characters with thousands of Roman Soldiers, with Pictures of the Holy Land and Ejypt. Synchronised with pipe organ music TONIGHT First Methodist Episcopal Church Free will offering. Everyone Welcome KOICE s E&ST MEETS WEST 7 Starts Sunday 3 Days! I ARLISS' BEST since "Green Goddess" -yc i pis- Neil HAMILTON MARION NIXON In UIIWC IU tVfe' Everv Bachelor" .v n uk ' 8 starts SUNDAY! The queen and king of song and swing . . . explode in a miracle of romance and rhythm . . . Now dance ore ations . . . new thrill sensa tions . . . girls more gorgeous than evorl FRED -AQr w gM i wfm .V - .1 with VICTOR MOORE Helen .RODERICK .157 ERIC BLORE BETTY FURNESS GEORGE METAXA See 'The Swing Time Waltz' (You oling as you swing.) Shows at 1:48 6:45-9.00 Mats , . . 2bo Eves . . . 3fio Kiddies . . lOo 22 ounce can
