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PAGE FIFTEEN "Ramona" at Craterian Sunday Musical Romance Coming to Rialto Thrills at Roxy use Mall Tribune want ada. MF.nvrmn matt, trtrfnt:. wttoford. Oregon. Friday. November 13. 1936. JlOOM. md PERSONAL DA NE To Hospital Mrs. J. O. Taylor of Maple Park drive entered the Osteo pathic hospital lor treatment this morning. To San Francisco Adrlenne Stew ard left on the evening train last night for a short business visit in Ban Francisco. Visitor Leaves A. B. Roth, who transacted business here for a short time, left on the evening train last night for Oakland, Cal. Bates Visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bates were among local residents spending 'Armistice day' out of town They called on friends In Ashland. , visit In Ashland Mrs. Will Oates ajd daughter were among Medford iallers In Ashland Wednesday, visit ing friends while there. Kelly North Col. E. E. Kelly was among those leaving on a northbound train last night. He will make a short business visit In northern cities. Burelsons Return Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Burelson returned, this morning jrom a several days' visit in San Francisco, having attended the open ing of th bay bridge yesterday. Here on Business Out-of-town callers In Medford yesterday Included Mrs. Roy Parr and Mrs. Dick Barker of Ashland, who transacted business while here. Visit Mother Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hicks and family were among Med ford visitors In Ashland Wednesday, .spending the day , with Mr. Hicks' mother, Mrs. E. Hicks. Attend Game Among the many Ashlanders In Medford Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hunt, who attended the Medford-Ashland game ic-ro in the afternoon and visited Sends during the day. Hockley Confers C. O. Hockley. Oregon state director for the public works administration, conferred at city hall here yesterday with Mayor Georao W. Porter, Fred Scheffcl, city superintendent, and other officials. It was an Informal conference to dis cuss possible projects that might be eligible for PWA assistance. Travel ing by car, Mr. Hockley, who came hero from Klamath Falls, continued north after the conference. DINE and DANCE at BONNEY'S GRILL LOWER APPLEGATE GRANGE COMMUNITY HALL Sat. M NOVEMBER 14 Sylva's Orchestra DANCE TONIGHT Eagles' Hall Music by Al Miller and his Bon Tons SPEEDO AIDS $1 75 ORANGE JUICER of heavy alumiitim, so simple to clean. Complete action gets every drop of juice. Wall bracket in cluded. CAN OPENER of strong, sturdy steel. Holds can in place during cutting. Fas tens into the same bracket that holds the orange juicer. Save ! 95-PIECE CHINA SET Service for 12 "Victoria" pattern in very fine white China at an unbelievable price for 95 pieces. Small floral groups Vl on ivory border 3li-.3 I O HOTPOINT IRONS Beautiful chrome finish, heat indicitors and those necessary button ' QJ QC hole slots LARGEsTZEROASTERS Special $1.50 Also other sizes Pre our window for advance ChrUtma Snuires tl.m. Lanirnrt's are hfaflqnarters tor Tovs, fiamr-.. I'.ull and Oirt for Mother, nad, and the whole family. I e our lat-anar plm! Leaves for Seattle Capt. William C. Ryan, district welfare oncer at CCC headquarters, left this morning for Seattle to attend the Washington-Southern California football game tomorrow.- He plana to return Sun day. Eugene Visitor Visitors In the val ley this week Include Mrs. Katherine Carter of Eugene, who is en route home from San Francisco. She Is the guest of her brother-in-law, Qeoige Carter, and family and Is also visit ing friends and relatives In Ashland. Classes Join Sunday Members of the Loyal Women's Sunday school class of the First Christian church will meet to the Jackson county courthouse auditorium at 0:45 Sun' day, to be the guests of the Every msn'a Bible olass. The latter class Is taught by the Rev. W. R. Balrd, pastor. The women's group Is taught by Mrs. Gertrude Kirkpatrlck. Col. Olson Here Col. Raymond F. Olson, assistant chief of staff of the 41st division, conferred here today with local officers of the Oregon na tional guard. Representing MaJ. Gon. George A.. White, eommandine .th ai k. rtivi&lon. col. Olson discussed official business with the officers. He nrrlvH tav automobile from Salem headauarters this morning and was to leave this evening. ' ... rhncpn far Navv Naval auota for thl district for November was two men, and today Ernest M. West, re cruiting officer, announced wntauvo anABntana nf Bnrinitv w. Kniaht. CCC enrolled at Camp Clear Lake, whose home la in East Prairie,- Mo., ana Pete Del Fattl of Klamath Falls. The two wlU leave here on November 18 for Portland where they will be given final examinations, u tney pass urc Portland tests they will be trans rowH tn Ran Dteso for three months of preliminary training before being assigned to duty. niiit Tovs Lady Lions club. which annually supplies funds for the reconditioning ana aiswiouuon oi um tjys to needy children at Christmas, asks the public to donate any dis carded playthings they may have. The toys will be repaired and repainted by the Medford firemen, and Chief Roy Elliott requests that they be brought to the hall early so that there will be plenty of time to finish the work. Those having donations tu thpm at the Jackson Coun- v.AmKA nf nnmmeree or the .fire hall. Further Information may be had by calling 946-R. . ERA Camp to Move Tho ERA camp nhinvi h been dolni recreational development work at Lake of the Woods, will move on Tuesday to Car .rKk. about 12 miles above Copper, Cal., on the Oregon side of the border, It was- announced today by the Rogue River national forest service. There are 114 men In the im winter site the crew wll continue work on the Thompson creek road, complete a campground nFnv mrrv on erosion con trol and construot bridges over canals in grazing areas, the forest service said. . Quake Registered SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 13. ZAP) H. A. Coombs, University of Wash ington geology Instructor, reported an earthquake of "vory strong" Intensity was recorded on the university seis mograph for an hour atartlns at 4-39.30 a. m. today. He said he esti mated the quake was about 3800 miles from here, toward Siberia. SACRAMENTO, NOV. 13. (AP) Churning cream butterfat first grade 87'4c; second grade. 30'c. LAMPORT'S fir" ' ml $4B$k Xi a j&t&iJ Helen Hunt .Jackson's stirring ro mance of early California comes to the screen of the Craterian theater Sunday with the showing of "Ra-. mona," filmed entirely in the new perfected Technicolor. Kent Taylor, Loretta Young and Don Ameche have leading rotes, with Pauline Frederick. Jane Darwell, Ka tho line D?MiUe and TURKEY PRICES LOOKING BETTER Turkey price prospects were bright er and the prloe was "slightly firmer" County Agent Robert u. Fowiei re ported today. The county agent be lieves this condition will continue, but doubta If the growers will re ceive the 1935 prices of 27o to 39o per pound. ' ' Tho Southern Oregon Turkey Growers association plans a pool shipment nert week. Portland reports today said six cars of Oregon turkeys had been shipped to eastern mar kets. News reports today also stated t'.:at a rise In turkey prices was predicted, due to the strike of warehouse men, In connection with the maritime strike, and causing dealers to get rid of their holdings. APPLEGATE RESIDENT O.J. Dyalnger, about 83, was found dead last night at his cabin In Ap plegate. Death was attributed to a heart attack. He had been dead about 14 hours when his body was found by State Pollae Sgt. Ed Walker, who Investigated when he was Informed Mr. Dyslnger had not called for his milk. - The body was removed to the Perl mortuary. Funeral arrangements were being held In abeyance while an effort was made to' find a eon, La land, believed to be the only near relative. The son's most recent ad dress was given as Brownsboro, .: Bank Dividend. ALBANY, Ore.; Nov. 18. (API State" banking deputies said today another dividend, comprising tol.OOO, would be paid depositors of the Albany State bank, now being liquid ated, November 19. The dividend will bring the total paid to 75 per cent of deposits. Closing time for To-j Lata to Clas lfv Ads is 1 :30 d m SPECIALS FOR CLOTHES LINE WIRE 100. feet of heavy galvanized wire that won't rust or stain your clothes, iga Buy now for wintry weather 1 3-PIECE CARVING SET Fine quality carving knife witfi Sheffield steel blade. Fork with guide and lest. Fine sharpening steel, Stag handles with metal ferrules. Qjff A real bargain h?05J 32-Piece Breakfast Set . Service for 6. "Needlepoint" American ware In grace ful new modern shape. Includes 8 of luncheon plates, bread and butter plttes, eups and saucers, 1 vegetable jjP Qg? dish and 1 platter Ja3J Sporting Goods Specials CHAMOIS COATS Light, sun tan and cocoa. d A CJCI $5.95 val. Coats with buttons PtaVJO Zipper rtyle. $6.05 value .?.. 69 BASKET BALL SHOES Leather top and canvas top shoes. Grip Sure, Ball, Chuck Taylor and Spaulding. Complete dock. teas a ft8l thousands ot others In the c-tst. The love story of a white girl and a young. Indian chieftain, "Ramona" has the sweep and beauty of the roll ing California hills as Its colorful background, with color enhancing the boauty of the story plot. "Ra mona" is expected to set new stand ards of motion picture entertainment. Monday's boxing matches at the Armory, featuring Buzz Brown, north west featherweight champion, against Jack Ray, Dallas, Texas, flash, will probably be the next to lost leather- sllnglng contests this year, Promoter Mack LUlard said today, - ' He expect to line up another card, probably during December, and then take a tour of the south tor new boxing or wrestling talent, he said. There Is a. possibility that Monday's card. .will be tho last chance for local tight fans to see the clever Brown in action. Eastern Interests are bidding for the Portland flash, and ho and his manager, Tex Salkeld, are flirting with the Idea ot departing for .the Atlantlo seaboard. LUlard has Browu on contract for one more' appearance WW K AlulMlaM i wal hls xisbt " 8alkeld t0 Income shares - ywtnvwMtmwrem I8rl rllliKrk MIH I tn ' th 5'clr- quarterly Incomes Bid, no; asked, Ml .. , , -,-., a-1 ULLl! IV ULIl I It I 10 Mondays card will have two six- no. . ("BiaiiMlMMH""""" tSgT'i l'PomLtnpS.or: M j ; I IP a M7a&& ' Rioardo Cortes . Patricia EU1 Y'Im ' W S.D8Y! COLOR koRIFIESTHE j A feg red-biooded ! WORLD'S GREArLOyE ST0R3L I VvlNjffl DEFIANCE . . .1 t -I ilf ! fllffl - tie braves Hanger love . . i SpeotaOle ... flash- I t ) j '. iJfTiA-" J?'' and. death to , . , r , ,-, L I f271'l-.!t' ' Jf H. . epf ' 'InllH A '&$k avense . paii j ' lng action ... stolen lssei ' UpC '-4 I -OiL ... tears and laughter . . . f r'Nr'' I ' - - rmuiZl.'''?Xl : ; filmed In the new perfected ' V ('yPf ! I & W''A:'.;"''C;;iLr.. J m s jji tT7 y jm a at Q 1 J. I M uuiiunv uiuu oivi umuw ' w i, I Mm I r Z u r i . s if J Prcjil " 11 1 fJ V' ?'0"J""Ltw" ' miUU I ' IT (til 'Jill'JIini I . iT"jfls. ( 7 I .ntM I : Starting Sundayll! r- l- laWT( WU-V I IW tiXUpt ' H And To Begin With 'A fVfe) Loretta ! .JfthCSl'' MjllS' 03 0 mXs YOUNG : ! tlh. RWAS KENT TAYLOR 2?" WotU W W . PK . Ifei ShoW : : X W a: VU; ' KATHERINE ! MILLE ' ., - tShjSjfeSSEg i lXrx'-TTrr JOHN CARRADINE . , W&MrXTW hx tracy I ' yrz x:;u 1 Ms ,. . i ' - - j, t Stuart Erwln, Arllne Judge, Betty Qrable and the Yacht Club Boys (as pictured above) are Just a few of, the stars featured in "Pigskin Parade," the new football-musical comedy-romance hit which comes to the Rialto theater for a three-day run starting here after Monday night, but may waive his rights If Salkeld decides to take the little bomber cast. On- the other hand, Baluchi said, the eastern invasion may be held up until after the first of . the year. Monday's card will have two six- round seml-wlndups and two pre liminaries, aside from the main skirmish, 'His Most Down-to-Earth Role'' I fix I? Si W H Sunday. Others featured are Johnny Downs, Pat-y Klly. Jk Haley, Dixie Dunbar, Tony Martin and Judy Gar land. "Bulldog Edition," featuring Eva- lyn Knapp and Regis Toomey, plays as the double . feature with "Pigskin Parade." " : ! . : - .. Maryland Fund: . ,.d,0., asked J;;o0 I H M B lO II - Closing time tor Too Uta to OUs- I TflllflV Rl Rflit l I ,l(v Ads u I -so p m I IUUH! ttWHli MUlA I rt MtitlMM$& L, --4 Peter B. Kvne s thrilling tale of the courage of the Royal Northwest Mountlcs. "Secret . Patrol." starring Charles Starrett, Is scheduled or the feature attractlun at the Roxy theater-tomorrow (Saturday) only. Finis Barton Is cast opposite Starrott. The ninth episode of the Buck . Jona serial, "The Roaring West," la also on the same bill; "San Francisco" opens Sunday at the Roxy theater as the Initial pic ture on their new-deal parade of big hltal frnn Francisco Turkeys. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13. lPi Dreesed turkeys, loose: Under 11 lbs. ai: over n ios. ai; young hens 33 ORIENTAL GARDENS Bud Dynge's Band Rube's Old Timers . In. the Small. Hall! 2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION ' Dance atths Oasis Price's 10-Plece Swing Band SATURDAY NIGHT : Dine & Dance CAP. IIAOF.RM.WS ORCIL Every Night at ERNIE'S CASINO
