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MF.nronn matl trtbttnt!. medford. otcegon. ththrsday. November b, 1933. PAGE FIFTEEN A LOCAL and l to Klamata Falls Oeorge Q. D'Alblnt, Medford accountant, la on I business trip to Klamath Falls. ;: To Pittsburgh George Dlttmar left by train this morning (or Pitts burgh, Fa. ' X Idaho Among those leaving by train yesterday everting waa Mrs. Emma Port, whose destination was Bnmett, Idaho. ' In Grants Pass Recent Medford visitors in Grants Pass included Miss Jane Hansen, who transacted business there yesterday. a . To Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. E. tlpps left by train this morning for rtland where they expect to visit for several days. ; Ollstrap Away Ernest B. Ollstrap, business msnager of the Mall Tribune, left by train this morning oa a short business trip to Eugene. !' In Hospital Mrs. Dorothy Ash of Wall is among patients at Commun ' lty hospital. She Is reported to be : seriously ill. H annas Away Leaving for the : north last night wera Mr. and Mrs. i Herb Hanna, who plan a visit to I Portland. I Maim ThU Vwk Ladles of the I Methodist church will hold a winter rummage sale tomorrow and aacur- day In the building adjacent to the Roxy theater on East Main street. f ' To Receive Treatment "Mr. and ; mm ai w neren and dauahter Joy ! Lou left this morning by train for Portland where Joy Lou wm receive : medical attention. Calllni Here Mrs. Alma Merrlman, Mr. Mzzie Nichols and Mrs. Llal sCiirkar of the Trail district trans acted business and called on friends here Tuesday. aattiriiAv Razaar Get-Together club will bold a bataar and card party Saturday next to Pick's hsrd ware store, and those In charge Issue an Invitation to tne pudiic. TomUn East John R. Tomlln was among Medfordltes leaving today. He departed on a norxnuouiiu wam. planning to continue to Minneapolis Minn-, for a visit. no 'Board Meetlmr Usual weekly meetlnn-luncheon of the Jackson ntnnn Chamber of Commerce dlreo torate will be omitted tomorrow be- cause several of the dlreetora are out of town, It was announced today. svnnv circle Meet Eastslde Fenny circle of the Baptist church will meet tnmorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roland O. Beach, 118 Oeneva atrMtt. It was announced today. The atudy topic will-bo the 87th chaptor of Acta. The meeting la cauea ror o'clock. H m why continue . to Qll CO suffer when It's to r 1 1 r A esy to be free from w the naRKlntr pain nU agony? When for only a few cent you can Ret a box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES. Use as directed and It the pain. Irritation and dls trest are not speedily changed to comfort, ease and quick relief, you can have your money promptly' re funded. Don't continue to suffer another day when this simple and Inexpen sive treatment Is so conveniently obtained. Western Thrift Stores and al good druggists. . - . ADRIENNE'S HAND BAGS $1.95 values. Special $1.00 Collar and Cuff Sets. . .$1.00 Dress and Suit Flowers. .$1.00 Linen Handkerchiefs 3 for $1.00 NEW FALL HOSIERY Sheer Chiffon and Service. . . . .$1.00 GROUP OF SWEATERS. ...... .$1.00 RAINCOATS, $6.00 value. ..... . .$3.00 SKIRTS, $1.95 value, special .,...-.$1.00 $1.00 Discount On All BETTER FALL HATS $1.00 Discount On BETTER BLOUSES ADRIENNE'S PERSONAL From Trail out-of-town visitors hero Monday included Mra. Francis Ash, Mra. . Hena Howe. Mrs. Laura bell Ash, Mrs, Irma Oushman and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hughes, all from Trail. Make Home Here Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Kruse and family, formerly of the San Joaquin valley In California, are now making their home In Medford after residing for several weeks at the Newton Lewis dwelling on the Big Applegste. . Son Born Announcement has been made of the birth of a son. November a, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalke of Los Angeles. Mrs. Dalke was formerly Miss Susan Dynan of this city. Th baby has been named Franklin Robert. - Retiring Officer Eugene Thorn- dike was among retiring officers of the Dads' club of Oregon State col. lege when new beads were elected at ceremonies on the campus last week-end. He had been one of the club's executive committeemen dur ing the past year. Lincoln School Meet Lincoln School Service club will bold a regu lar meeting In the school at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Main feature of the session will be a talk by Dr. Wil liam F. Roney on ' Healthier Chil dren." Mothers of the pupils of Mra. OlQdys Hlenen's class will be host esses. All members were requested to attend; , Motor Upstate Fred W.- Scheffel. city, superintendent, and Frank H. Rogers, building Inspector, accom panied by their wives, left by automo bile this morning for Eugene whe:e they were to attend a conference of the League of Oregon Cities, Mr Scheffel la a member of a league com mittee appointed some time ago to draft uniform trafflo regulations. They were to continue to Portland to discuss with WPA and bureau of air commeroa officials the matter of lighting the municipal airport. On Saturday the group will attend the wcbfoot-Uclan football game. . BOYS BROUGHT FLOODS BY KILLING LIZZARDS SAN ANOELO, Texas (AP) Mexi can boys taught by Mlas Ruth Rich believe they know what caused the disastrous floods here this fall. They killed too many green Ho ards, the teacher said the boys oon tided In her. The boys, having faith In the old belief that killing lizards and turn Ing their bellies up to the sun will bring rain, staged a wholesale Slaugn ter of lizards whon the community needed rain badly. The next day rain started falling and didn't stop, until the city was flooded. OIL w eIT d r7lu n g r GROWS IN W. VIRGINIA CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) D partment of mines records show that xss and oil well drilling-equipment Is once more becomlnr a familiar slirht in the West Virginia hinter lands assuming the proportions It reached at the turn of the century, Director N. P. Rhlnehart aald our- lna the first nine months of 1838 his department granted 819 permits fox wella compared to 403 In i3o. oioalng tlm. for Too Lata to Oils- sirv Ads Is 1:30 o m Specials for Friday & Saturday KID GLOVES Broken sisss. Values to $4 95 Special $1.00 New Costume Jewelry $1 MESH HOSE Broken "Ins $1.00 value. Special, Two pair $1.00 At Craterian Donald Duck, with his wise quacks, takes up plumbing In "Donald and Pluto," Walt Disney's technicolor car toon, playing at the craterian theatre starting today on tne same Din witn Shirley Temple In "Dimples." As a plumber, Donald would make a marvelous pretzel bender. His abil ity to twist pipe Into amazing fig ures puts him In a class by nimseii. Pluto, Mickey's pooch, co-starred with Donald, discovers he's quite an attractive dog ttracting too much until he discovers he has swallowed a magnet. On the same program, tne cra terian has newsreel scenes of ' the 1,000 pound pie recently baked for the Talent Pear and Tomato snow, Roxy Headliner VS. Sponcer Tracy and Sylvia Sidney return In their co-starring vehicle "Fury." which has caused much dis cussion throughout the country ea being the best picture of the year. It plays at the Roxy theatre today and tomorrow only. Joint Installation Tomorrow Night Publlo Joint Installation of officers has been ' announced by the Crate Lake post U33, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the auxiliary for tomorrow evening at 0 o'clock In the armory. A covered dish dinner Is to precede the meeting In the dining room ol the armory at 7 o'clock, to' which have been Invited the poau and aux iliaries of Grants Pass and Ashland and heada of local patriotic soclotles Foat officers will be tnatallad first by John Bnellstrom of Eugene, senior vice -commander of the department of Oregon,' who la to come here for the occasion. The following head? will be Installed by the post: Commander, E. W. ' Wall; senior vice -commander, Edwin Taylor; Jun ior vice -commander, - Philip Todd; ohaptaln, Karl Knudaen; quartermas ter, John Butler; officer of the day. Clare Clifton. This will be Commander Wall's second term In the office and mom bers feel that this speaks well for bis untiring work for tbe organ lea -tlon and the high esteem In which he la held by his overseas companions. Intermission wilt divide the two ceremonies, the period to be filled by music. Lillian Flynn, a past officer of the department of Oregon, will Install auxiliary officers aa follows: President, Pauline Wood; senior vice-president, Margaret Ingllng: Jun ior vice -president, Chloe Barnhart; chaplain, Lillian Flynn; patriotic In atructor, Dorothy Wandrey; treasurer Lenorv Wall; secretary, Julie Can field; color bearers, Betty O'Brien, Auguste Hall and Josephine Knox? musician, Lenore Wall; and historian, Mildred Taylor. Dancing la to follow the ceremonies and cordial Invitation ts extended to all veterans end their friends. 8 A-iiA II TJVAf i I TODAY & mDAY!g One of the Greatest Pictures of the Year! 7): Two lovers . . Innocent victims of mob violence sL TA-v'ir : - n t :: v mmmi SVLVIA SIDNEV SPENCER T R AC V 4sJii IK WAITER ABEL BRUCE CABOT Mitt TreatsI 2 Rel8 Comedy Koveitr DftMunc 1 : unurt(M I k i J Allen and Burns i rrf pn r.nfvf, ,4;r-u i t$lh"$U i 5 -J. t, Oracie Alien nas cn nme of her life In "The B!g Broadcast of 1937," opening Sunday at . the Craterian theatre. What with her own partner, George Burns, supplemented by Jack Benny, Oracle discovers new methods of driving everyone nutty. In addition to the three' afore-men-ttoned players, "The B'g Broadcast of 1D37" boasts an outstanding cast of entertainers. Among those In fea tured spots are Bob Burns (and, of drape Prices Rise SAM FRANCISCO (AP) Higher wine prices are forecast by the Wine Institute on the basis of a aurvey showing that wineries are' paying 75 Tomorrow and Saturday! cm M ...BIG .ATTRACTIONS HERE'S TE! HUMAN I MADfWITHTHI J coorinATiON or v. f ABHA1V0NGC . Mfi T'Y RALPH BELLAMY LAST TIME3 T0NI0HTI The Jones Fomlhr In "BACK TO NATURE " iwlAlMA;nMi.ntrt-itVld),(ri -fulfi.l'l Ilira.lH'l IHI I siimi J. in Sunday Film course, his Bazooim; ; Martha Rnyw. the girl who stole the show In 'Rhythm on the Range"; Benny Goodman and his swing orchestra; Shirley Hose and Ray MUland for ro mance; Frank Forest, the new radio "find"; Benny Fields, a show all by himself; Leopold Stokowskl and his orchestra; Louis DaPron and Eleanor Whitney, the country' two fastest tap stoppers; Larry Adler, harmonic wisard: Virginia, Weldler, David Holt nnd Billy Lee. percent more for grapes this year than In 1035, ' . a ' closing time for Too Lata to Claa- ifv Ads la 1-30 p' m . LIS BEYOND G I N ATI 0 N ! Hlverg swollen with horror . . . jungles alive with danger . . , every minute a thrill! Filmed with risk of death on the Malayan Pen- ON THE SAMS BILL: Another Harold Bell Wright hero comes to " thrilling life on screen! In Harold Bell Wright's "Wild Brian Kent" With Mae Clarke I Plus "THE I LONGEST NIGHT" I I I Adventure Picture mm. tff9.. v The deadliest and most treacherous garden spot In the world ! that nar row strip of land along the Quit of Slam, near the equator, known ta tbe Malayan Peninsula. Over the portal of this garden niturev'nas placed a sign, "While Man, Keep Out." Many whit men have disregarded this warning and gone In; but few have returned to tell the story of primitive savagery and venomous animal life that only this wild, chaotic region can weave, for In this Impenetrable jungle, every shrub snd vine Is liter ally loaded with poison. Death lurks In the underbrush where authoring. -ev a?1 . 'v r f-MimrS'S u1 ! . STARTING TODAY 8 Days Only She 'I a little street minstrel .bow...... tinging . , i danolng , . . dimpling her way Into every heart , . in the grandest bit she's ever had I. 33 SHOP AND SAVE IN li iv mil m M trs ' a 'V X mw S8B V V.1 I JS-A BBlasssssssssssslSWlllWeSM Coming to Rialto A) ferocious monsters crawl upon their belllea In tne bite of one mliquito In the trees where hsng tons of deadly pythons. Such It was that Harry 8chenek and bis fearless band of explorers met when they entered this forbidden land to bring patrons of the Rialto theater their greatest thrill In the picture they risked their lives to film, "Beyond Bengal." The picture, besides having thrilling adventure, also has a romsnce that waa written by nature herself. "Beyond Bengal" plays at the Rialto theater tomorrow and Satur i s1 W 1 " (Mil aMf ji.'i'! H W !!" sA sfc(J"1ii,vV lM - i y s8.v, -.-t r ('Vitf! t lit I t. r-ut swr '- sm v t ' i . f , Kt rv fit" ' j'atawt y 'at!W"5aVs1.' v ,: ,rft .fii : a-k ,4 .Ul.s At last! They're starred In their own hit . . . tURLTDISNEV S presents "Donald and Pluto" WHAT A RIOT ALL IN COLOR zss MEDFORD ON DOLLAR DAYS FRI. AND SAT. day on the double bill program with Harold Bell Wright's "Wild Brian Kent." which stars Ralph Bellamy with Mae Clarke In support. Be Correctly Corsoted In a artist MODKi for 83 O0. 87 75. 810 00. 812 75. ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN. Use Msll Tribune want sds. Benefit Entertainment AND DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT Until 2 A. M. 3 4-Round Boxing Mntches Special panclng by Ruth Lny Academy Other events by Jack sonville Merchants. Adults 25 Children 10 "A, tJ t i4 1 ) v 4 ' J3 ft mm nan . .. i t an In. la 1- xt le id it r
