M'TCDFO'RD MAfL TRTBTTNTR. METVFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936.
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
S to Portland Mr. and Mrs. Homer
f Elwood left yesterday for Portland
" There they expected to transact busl
I nesa and visit friends for the ensuing
I few days.
1 r.Mln, KArth .nifttrlct Attarniiv
George codding was among those
leaving for the north last night. He
planned a short business visit In
Portland.
.
Obtain License Claude Demont
Wilson and Remo L. Kinee, both of
this city, obtained a marriage license
in crescent City, Cal., yesterday, It
i was learned here.
4 m ' '
'- jrjtuddy Breaks Leg Robert Ruddy.
J (10 Maple street, suffered a broken
i leg yesterday morning In a fall from
t lila bicycle. He Is being treated at
j the osteopathic hospital.
t
Back from Klamath Lester ray,
who haa been employed by the Lo
renz Plumbing company In Klamath
Falls for the past few months, has
returned to Medford to remain for
the winter.
. To Klamath Falls Karl L. Janouch.
supervisor of the Rogue river national
forest. Kit this morning for Klamath
palls where he was to transact of
ficial business. He was expected to
return Saturday.
On Inspection K. P. McReynolda.
assistant United states forester, left
this morning for Lake of the Woods
where he was to make an inspection
of the ERA camp which has been
engaged in developing recreational
facilities at the summer resort.
' From South Fork. Ben Estes, sup
erintendent of the South Fork CCC
camp, conferred today with executives
' jf, the Rogue river national forest
service. He plana to leave tomorrow
for Bend where he will spend a five
day leave of absence.
; Andrews to Sing George Edward
Andrews, former Medford resident
and popular young artist here, will
sing on a broadcast tonight over NBC
at 7:30 o'clock, Medford time. He Is
now living In New York Cltf with
his mother, Mrs. George Andrews.
Mrs. Shepard Hurt Mrs. Kate
Shepard, 610 South Central avenue,
was Injured In a fall at the city hall
Tuesday morning and was taken to
the Osteopathic hospital for treat
ment. Hospital attaches stated today
that she had suffered a stroke. She
Is reported recovering aa well as could
be expected.
Dance Tickets Heady Tickets are
cow available for the Thanksgiving
ball sponsored annually by the Med
ford fire department, It was an
nounced today by Chief Roy Elliott.
The tickets may now be procured
from professional and volunteer mem'
bers of the depsrtment and In a few
daya they will be placed on aale at
the .Tackson County Chamber 01 com.
merce. Chief Elliott said. The ball
g will be held Thanksgiving night,
Thursday, November 38, at Oriental
Gardens. As customary, proceeds will
be used by the firemen In repairing
and reoalntlni discarded toys for
distribution among needy children aa
Christmas gifts. '
Only the victim of
PILES
piles really Knows
the agony, soreness
and even menvai
rfi.tru that this affliction brings.
All this can be quickly changed to
esse In movement, comion ana renw
from pain. Get a box of MOAVA
8UPPOSITORIS today. Costa only a
fan, Mnti vmir mnnev will be cneer-
fully refunded, If these suppositories
do not give you complete sstlsfactlon.
Western Thrift Stores and all good
druggists. . .
Dine & Dance h
CAP. HAGERMAN'S ORCH.
Every Night at
ERNIE'S CASINO
COMPLETELY RELIEVED
AFTER TEH YEARS OF
RHEUMATIC SUFFERING
Stockton Poultry Raiser, Although Now 84 Tears Old,
Is Again Able to Take Care of His Chicken Ranch.
Every person In Medford should
Investigate the really amtslng results
so many people here who suffer from
sgontzlng, stabbing muscular rheu
matic, neurltlc and gouty pains are
getting. How well you know. I you
sufferers whst this scourge of man
hood means to its vlctlmal Long,
V Beepless nights racked wrth pain:
( dull, hBlf-allve days crippled with
the horror of neurltlo agony: In
flamed, aching muscles and Joints
every fibre of your body cry
ing for relief and peace: tis
sues loaded with Impure deposits
of body poison. ... In desperation,
you have tried salves, liniments,
"cure-alls.'' Disillusioned discour
agedlife has little meaning for you
today.
REMARKABLE RF.LIEF
But at last there la a message of
genuine hope for you. Countless
numbers of people are finding relief
renlly beyond belief with Williams
R.U.X. Co apound. Read the follow
ing message received by Heath's Drug
Store, from Chas. J. Gomel. 2737 East
Washington Street, Stockton, Cali
fornia. He ssys:
"I have been troubled with rneu
hstlsm for more than 10 years and
not:iin I ever took gave me anyjWllllsms R. u. x. tompouno. .
relief I rend of Williams R. O. X. I scores of locsl paln-rldden people are
. compound in th.StkwTp.per and dally finding : th.t this mlCn.c
facclded to try It. After using Just tusliy does h wk Oet ooiue .
rone bottle I sm completely relieved today from Heaths Dr ug Store, and ,
of those terrible pains In my legs. if yo. are not more than sail sfiea
Although 81 rears old, I sm now able with the results from t'"7 ""J
to io sll the Tork on my chicken bottle, return th empty bot.ie na
ranrn. ' vrnZ R.V.X. Compound ! carton .. snd your money will be lm
is a wonderful medlclst," mediately refunded.
Attend Game Among Ashlanders
In Medford yesterday to attend the
Medford-Ashland game were mi, and
Mrs. Wlllard Eberhart.
To Attend Opening T. Earl May
left by plane today for San Francisco
where he planned to attend opening
ceremonies of the San Francisco bay
bridge, He will also visit his son
Wayne while away and will attend
the St. Mary's-Santa Clara football
game Sunday.
Marsh Fire Watched A 70C-acre
tule fire In the Klamath marsh south
of Fort Klamath waa being watched
carefully today lest a strong wind
develop snd carry It to the Rogue
river national forest which adjoins
to the west. So long as the fire Is
confined to the marsh no damage
will be done, forest officials said. The
fire, of undetermined origin, was dis
covered yesterday.
Unit Meeting Oak Grove extension
unit met a,t the home of Mrs. Alton
Waldron on Lozler lane recently when
cooking of strong vegetables was dem
onstrated. Plans were made for par
ticipating in a bazasr to be given
by the Oak Grove Neighborhood club
tomorrow at 8 o'clock In the school
basement. Next meeting of the unit
wUl be held at the home of J. U.
Gustafson on Jacksonville highway.
November 30 at 10 a. m. Subject will
be salads. The meeting will adjourn
early so that those present wishing
to attend the P.-T. A. meeting at the
school at 3:30 p. m. may do so. .
Bag Three F.Ik A party of six
hunters brought down three elk In
the Uklah country of eastern Oregon
Sunday and Monday, It was reported
today by Fire Chief Roy Elliott. Med
ford men in the group were Chief
Elliott, Carl Stewart and bis son, Del-
vln Stewart. The chief bagged a five-
point bull and Mr. Stewart brought
down a three-pointer. Horns from
Chief Elliott's elk measured 48 Inches
from tip to tip. Just two Inches shy
of being four feet. The horns are
to be mounted for a wall decoration
at fire department headquarters. The
Medford hunters left here Saturday,
hunted Sunday and Monday and re
turned home yesterday afternoon. Elk
In the region were either scarce or
very elusive, Chief Elliott stated.
WILLIAM HOLMES
CALLED BY DEATH
William M. Holmes, aged 80, and
well known throughout Jackson coun
ty where he haa resided for the last
88 yeara, passed away at the home
of his son, W, E. Holmes, on Qrlffln
creek early this morning. He was
life member of the Masonic lodge of
Jacksonville.
A complete obituary will appear In
later Issue of this paper. Funeral
services will be conducted by Rev. B.
S. Bartlam at the Conger chapel at
3:80 Saturday. The services at the
grave in the Jacksonville cemetery
will be under auspices of the Jack
sonville lodge, A. F. and A. M.
All members of Warren lodge, A. F.
it A. M., are requested to meet at tne
hall In Jacksonville at 1:30 p. m,
Saturday, for the purpose of attend
ing and conducting the last rites for
Brother William M. Holmes, services
at the Conger chapel and commltal
at the Jacksonville cemetery.
WALTER BURDELL, W. M.
. A, LANOLET, Secy.
Hot responsible after this date for
debts contracted other than mine.
MRS. DOLLIE RUBERTS.
.
Special Communication,
MedMrd Lodge No. 103, A.
P. e A. M . Friday, Nov. 13,
7:80 p. m. Work In M. M.
degree. Visitors Invited.
O. O. HORNER, W. M.
WILSON. Secy.
Williams R.U.X. produced remark
able results for Chas. J. Oomel. 3737
East Washington Street, to-kton.
California, an 81-year-old chicken
rancher.
POCTOR'8 FORMULA
Developed from the experience of
an army doctor In the World War.
this remsrkeb e meaicine is now
! ,viable to you under the name o!
"Ramona" in Technicolor Coming
" . if ,:. S . . .itv. i.:--nxit i:.-ytn
. "Ramona," Helen Hunt Jackson e
stirring love story of early California,
filmed entirely in the new perfected
Technicolor, comes to the Ctoterlsn
theater Sunday with Loretta Young
In the title role and Don Amcche
playing the part of Alessandro.
Filmed In the Mesa Grande district
where tho story was originally laid.
Dramatic Role
Medford's own picture comes to the
Roxy theater to play today and to
morrow in the form of "Devir
Squadron." starring Richard Dlx. The
picture was filmed with Rogue River
valley scenery early last spring. Others
in the cast are Karen Morley, Lloyd
Nolan, Shirley Ross and Billy Bur
rud. HAN L
OF PRESENT
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solution. We must mind something
new and I believe that Is what we are
seeking," Dubach stated.
During well-attended morning ses
sions, the representative group ' of
southern Oregon ministers and church
workers heard Harry Stone, former
secretary of the Portland Y. M. C. A.
and prominent religious leader In the
northwest for the past 40 years, dis
cuss the Christian message of today.
Also addressing the group this
morning was Rev. Prank E. Carlson,
chairman of the eight-day preaching
mission In Oregon, who spoke on
"Personal Evangelism." Rev. Pred M.
Weathertord, pastor of the local Naz
arene cburch, stirred his audience
this morning with an inspirational
address. "The Challenge of Today."
Dinner at 6:30.
No program was planned for the
afternoon hours following luncheon
until 5:30, when southern Oregon
church women were to meet for dis
cussion, led by Mrs, -T. Arthur Dun
gan of Portland, who has gained spe
cial recognition In the state as a
Christian leader among women.
riot
AHYTIME'
Today and Friday
FILMED IN RO QUE
RIVER VALLEY.. !
IIMlllllllHilll fclMIIMsfl
Drams snd Remnel
'DEVIL'S
If KAREN ftjL f
i& MORLEY I t?.-'. J
f PLUS
I SELECTED SHORTS.
Ramona ' Inirly teems with high ro
mance, fiestas, fandangos, songs,
rosea, secret trysts, stolen klss;r, mis
sion bells, tears, love and laughter.
With the added feature of being en
tirely filmed In Technicolor, the
story takes on an added attrlcttve
ness that should be popular with
Medford theater-goers.
Approximately 150 were expected to
attend the dinner at 6:30 o'clock this
evening in the Presbyterian church,
when Harry Stone will again speak.
his topic to be "The Church in So
clnl and International Relations."
ieWsaia
at . I.
ftV Throbs of "Min & Bill"
V Wallace Beery' s most human . .
' "s down-to-earth role in years! j
I' i!vstarts Todav " 3 Days J
!fjFi. So aJ
I rt? J4 LflZV HE COULD n
lar-
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f Showj
I I 1:
I 6:45-9:00
Stars inRialto's
1 " ; " , ; rn
Clair Dodd (left), Warren William
and Winifred Shaw (right), portray
the newly-married couple and the
mysterious woman who summons tlw
groom, at the point of a gun, to help
solve a murder mystery In Erie Stan
ley Garner's newest thriller, "The
Case of tho Velvet Claws." which
plays at the Rlalto theater tomorrow
and Saturday on a double bill pro
gram with Peter B. Kyne's "Code of
the Range," starring CharleB Starrett.
William again haa the role of Perry
This evening's session la to open
In the church auditorium at 8 o'clock
when Dr. Guy Goodsell of Portland,
pastor of the First Methodist Episco
pal church there, will deliver the
closing sermon.
Special musto Is being planned for
tonight, the choirs of all churches
of the city having combined In a 60
volce chorus under the direction of
Elsie Carlton Strang. Mrs. Eva Marsh
will accompany the chorus at the
organ. - 1
All the
(The Laziett
rom the Hilarious Saturday Eve. Post
Eric Linden
ELIZABETH PATTERSON ROBERT McWADE
and the Parker Twins
rafrfrm fill )
r-ir,-.' - a J sw
Murder Mystery
Mason, the lawyer-detective made fa
moua by the noted writer. A noto
rious blackmailer is murdered and
eight persons are suspected of the
crime, among them his wife, his
nephew and his henchman. Several
motives are uncovered but Mason, as
usual, traces down the rat.
"Code of the Range" Is filled with
scenes of warfare on tho open ranges
between cattlemen and sheephcrders.
The film Introduce a newcomer to
the screen. Miss Mary Blake, who has
the lead opposite Starrett.
The meeting here today was under
the auspices of the local ministerial
association and the speakers are con
nected with the national preaching
mission which met last week In Port
land. Purpose of the meetings Is to
arouse churches of all denominations
to the facing of modern problems In
modern ways.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST White Spitz pup. Call 1030
Howls and
Happy-go-lucky, good-for-nothing Hutch he ' a
lovable guy I He sleeps well ... he eats well
. . . only work disagrees with him I Then
one day Lady Luck banded him a hundred
thousand dollars , . . and his troubles began I
Man in Creation)
Story With the Stars of "Ah, Wildorneis"
Cecilia Parker
Caroline and Julia
-..M-.,--i..-..iiwiasfte.iWa';ilili i v
FOR SALE R. I. Reds and Hanson
White Leghorn pullets; also some
breeders, all of heavy laying strain.
G. L. Robinson, 4th house on Ross
lane from Jacksonville Hwy.
ONE BARGAIN o -foot electric re
frigerator taken oacK. Also one
used 7-ft. refrigerator, cheap. Pal
mer Electric Store.
FOR RENT Apt,, 334 Apple.
WANTED Black and white Boston
bulldog puppy. Also mated white
pigeons. Phone Ashland 33S-J.
BLUE WILLOW LUNCH. 31 N. Bart-
lett, across from Peerless Market,
Try our delicious home style meals.
25c and 35c. Baby beef steaks our
specialty.
DRIVING to Fresno Nov. 18th; new
closed car. Want a passengers;
share expenses. Box 3071, Tribune.
FOR BALE A few roller canaries,
females; Rood breeding stock. Price
reasonable. Must sell at once. Mrs.
Bert Hooker. 431 So. Grape St.
catholio LADIES are havlnu
Rummage Sale at 317 West Main,
Friday and Saturday.
FOR SALE 3 -room modern house,
-RRt. aide- small down payment;
balance very easy terms, or will
trade for clenr acreage close to Med
ford. 407 Marie St.
T.njm Billfold containing money and
identification cards. Please return
to the Tribune. Reward.
FOR RENT Modern 3 -room apt.;
continuous hot water, at 37S So.
Central,
MARY LOUISE FOSTER announces
of a Dunclim Assembly
(with Instruction). Friday evening,
B:30 to l:30: aes io. io. n; num
ber limited. VfcUey School studio.
Tel. 988-B.
TRADE '34 V-B coach for equity In
3 or 4 -room nouse m mcuiviu.
3410, Tribune. ' . . .
FOR"" SALE Weaner pigs. h. A.
Wright, 3 miles west of Central
Point on Old stage road.
Heart-
ml
719
FOR SALE OR TRADE for Medford.
a acres on oiieo road, BVfe miles
from Roseburg; fine soil, good 6
room house, running water, com
plete bath, garage, chicken bouse,
2 brooder houses wired for electrlo
brooder, plenty of fruit, on year
around creek. Box 3408, Tribune.
FOR SAMt 1928 Chrysler, 12 coupe.
lei. 1030,
285 CREDIT on 1937 Plymouth or
uoage at a discount. A. O. Tollef
son. oth and Front.
FOR SALE Full-blooded Duroc pigs.
i. Mcuay, spring hi.
FOR RENT Furnished
616 N. Central.
SEWINO MACHINE, $6.50: 9x13 rug.
nxia rug, s4.uo; rag rug,
aa.50; chest of drawers, ea.50; drop-,
leaf table. S2.50: square dining
table. $3.50; Duofold and davenport,
6-tubo all electric radio, 3-wheel
trailer, set of pipe dies, Leghorn
pullets. ALS TRADING POST.
4-ROOM furnished apartment; adults
only. 313 8. Grape.
ANYONE wishing to buy a practically
-w pinuu .b ii 'uarKin lor casn
only, address Mrs. C. W. Boyd, Cen
tral point.
"Denture Static" Shouts
"FALSE TEETH"
stops It, grips pistes tight 24 hours.
Fastens loose plates, stops all clouded
Bfccvu mum oiing ana lisping and
clicking, slipping or popping out of
teeth. Msde alkaline to prevent sore
gums, burning, denture breath. Taste
less, an FA8TEETH at any drug
store. When mouth tissues change,
see your dentist. .
Tomorrow and Sat I
f BIG HITS
So Baffling ...
YOU'LL BELIEVE YOU
DID IT Y0URSELF1
llcre'S Perry
lino n's
newest mys
tery , . bub
bling over
with thrill!!
WARREN
WILLIAM
leME
OF THE
VELVET
(LAWS
Winifred Shaw
Claire Dodd
Eddie Acuff
No. 2
Bullets rale the west
As a prairie
war blazes
Into lead
ilingin g
action!
of Dirirr
THEllftlilXE
RtarrlnK
CHARLES
STARRETT
with Mary Blake
Hurry I They End Tonight I
Claire Cesur
TREVOR ROMERO
"15 Maiden Lane"
rim
'Down the Stretch'
PATRICIA ELLIS
MICKEY R00NEV
WANTED Housework by hour.
8. Central.
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