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PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Miriam Hopkins in Sunday Hit From Ashland Allen Brower of Ashland was a business visitor In Medford thla morning. Attending Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Al Hagen and family are In Portland to attend the funeral of Mr. Hagen'a father. Flower Show Planned Garden club will hold a flower show In the Hotel Medford Saturday. Further arrange, menta regarding the event will be an nounced later. Flying North C. P. Terry, private aviator of 8an Diego. Cal., stopped at Medford municipal airport thla noon , to have his Byan plane serviced. He was en route to Portland. Ollstrapi Return Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Ollstrap returned by tram last night to their home at 35 Oeneva street after vacationing In Eugene and Boseburg. Mr. Ollstrap la man ager of the Mall Tribune. . . Return North Joe Smith. United Air Lines pilot and army air corps reserve officer, left Medford munici pal airport this morning to return to Seattle. Wash. Flying a Douglas basic trainer, he arrived here Monday for a day of hunting around Lakevlew. frank to Preach Walter Crank will prescli at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday In the .Phoenix Christian church. It was announced today by m. Brownrlgs. minister and senior elder. The regular service will follow Bible school at 10 a. m. Run Stolen Ray Mlksche of 630 South Holly street reported to city police yesterday that his 13-gauge Winchester pump shotgun was stolen sometime Sunday evening from the norch. The gun had a tan leather recoil pad on the stock, Mlksche said y Initiation Held Initiation In page rank bv Talisman lodge No. 31 Knight of Pythias, was well attended and Initiation will be again held at the next meeting Monday. October 30 All members and visiting members are Invited. New Gym Planned Howard school has a new gymnasium under con struction and the foundation la all laid and most of the sub-floor la in it Is honed to have th structure finished by winter so that th itu dents will hava a place for their athletics. Class Plans Party J- The October party of th Alpha Delta class of the First Christian church will be held in the recreational hall tomorrow afternoon beginning at 2 o'clock. business session will precede tha so cial hour which will be In charge of Mrs. E. R. Cobb and her group. Mem. bers and friends are Invited. Plan Initiation Prospects for l iargr initiation November 14 appear bright. It was announced following a ' meetlnt last night of Rogue River council. Knlnhts of Columbus. Ap plications for memberahip were read snd it was voted to hold a special membership campaign meeting next Tuesday. The meeting last night adopted . resolution to send a dele gation to tha ceremonies marking the official opening of the new Siskiyou highway today. Mtller Is Sneaker W. T. Miller, Oranta Pass attorney and former state representative, addressed last night's meeting of the southern Oregon Oem snd Mineral society In the county courthouse auditorium aa the personal representative of Gov. Charles H. Mar tin. The governor aubstltuted Mr. MlUer when he was unable to accept n invitation to address the society. Ms. Miller and bis wife, who was also nresent. became membera of the soci ety. The society voted to take part- In the Armiatlce Day parade Aviation radet Richard S. Roberta, son of Mr. and Mrs. David D. Roberts of 33 Rose avenue, has successfully completed his elimination flight trials as a student csdet at the United k ststes naval air station In Send Point. Wash., it was announced today by Ernest M. West, navy recruiter v. cnh.rts is now visiting his rent nrenaratory to leaving In Da- nmMr for Pensacola. Fla., where he will be trained for a year as an avl Bftet At the successful com pletion of the year's training he will be ssslgned to active duty with the fleet as svlatlon cadet, Mr. wesi When his active tour of duty la com nleted he will have the choice oi commission In the naval air reserve or as an ensign In active service Utile Boy Hit A car driven by William Oatman of 933 South Oak- dale avenue struck Sydney Sunday. 11, yesterday afternoon ou Riverside avenue as the youngster ran from be- een two parked cars, a city police report stated today. The child was uninjured, the report said. Building Permits Applying at the city building Inspector's office yes terday for permits were I. A. Spencer of 310 North Bartlett street to en close a porch at a atated cost of $50, J. D. Bowersack of 811 Bennett street to construct a private garage at a stated cost of $50, and Sam Bsteman of 810 Maple street, to reroof a resi dence at a stated cost of $45. Special to Game More than 30 persona have already made- reserva tions for the special train which tha Southern Pacific will run for the Oregon-Oregon State home-coming game at Eugene Saturday. Tha train will leave Friday evening at 8:05 o'clock and will remain on the tracka at Eu gene. It will return to Medford Sun day morning. A special rate Is offer ed for the trip and additional reser- vstlons for the train are anticipates. Recreation Planning H. C. Obye assistant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, and Cordy Sun- derman, recreation foreman, left wis morning for McAllister Springs where they were to meet Hugh Rltter, dis trict ranger. The three foresters were to lay out plans for development of the springs srea Into a camp and rerrentton center. The area was recently added to the forest for such development. NSURANCE NEEDED AGAINST EXTREME BUSINESS SWINGS (Continued from Page One.) L , . si . - The rollicking comedy, "Woman Chases Man," brings Miriam Hopkins (always at her best In light farces) and Joel McCrea to the New Craterion theatre Sunday for a three day show ing. Charles wtnnlnger, Erik Rhodes. Ella Logan. Leon a Maricle and Brod eriek Crawford are also featured. A derlllously concocted that has pillar to name on lage and name on fun show Miriam chasing Joel from post In order to get his contract for a model vil- winds up with her own a marriage contract, "Wo man Chases Man" Is the sort of de lightful film nonsense that la always ao popular with moviegoers. In "Hot Water" "Hi V' x Tim j Euvon Frees and Marjorle Pierce, In a duet, accompanied by Genevieve Brown at the pipe organ. There will be no admission charge but a freewill offering will be taken. The public Is Invited. TIMOTHY'S CANE NEAR GOLD The loon's tiny wing,, fin lor swimming, are so small thst It na, to take a running start on water to get Into the air. The public school system sdopted In Japan in 1873. SI7.ZMNU STEAK! HFX CAFF,. I IK F.. M AIN. was Too Late to Classify senior senator from Virginia, carter Glass, will always deserve the na tton'a gratitude." Glass wss Instrumental In creation of the reserve system. . Re-outlining his often-expressed goal of gaining "for all our people the greatest attainable measure oi economic well-being" and the "larg est degree of economic security and stability," the chief, executive con tinued: "To advance the country towards this gosl Is the real mission of the federal reserve system. It csnnot be attained by that sys tem alone, but neither can It be reached without the proper function ing of our monetary and credit ma chinery. Must Steadily Improve That machinery must be steadily perfected and coordinated with all other instruments of government to promote the most productive util ization of our human and material resources. Only In that way can we hope to achieve and maintain an enduring prosperity, free from the disastrous extremes of booms and depressions. "Only in that way can our aco nomio system and our democratic In stitutions endure." Tracing developmenta through the 19,30's, the president said that Chang es In the banking aystem in that period would have tended "to mod erate the forces that brought about the great depression." Then, after citing changea in the reserve system In recent years, the president asserted that the system 'la a piece of machinery vita to the nation's steady progress towarda the goal of a sounder banking system ca pable of contributing Its fun snare to lasting economic progress and well-being." Dad Jones Is boiling and the whole Jones fsmlly s steamed up over the election which lands them In "Hot Water." the title of their newest star ring vehicle which plays at the Rlol to theatre today and tomorrow The cause of the fracas Is Dad's running for mayor and Mother trying to run poor Dad. Jed Prouty. Spring Bying ton. Shirley Deane, Russell Gleason and George Ernest head the Important members of the large family. Lewis Stone, starring In "Tha Man Who Cried wolf." a dramatic story of criminal conviction, plays aa the compsnion festure. Tom Brown and Barbara Read arc In support of stone. BY Regular meeting of the Odd Fellows In the I. o. O. F. hall on West eth street last night wss entertained by Mrs. Harry Prentice, accordionist, and Arthur Muse, guitarist. The musical program was much en Joyed and officers expressed the hope of hearing the musicians again at a future lodge meeting col. E. E. Kelly gave a talk on the Nile river, the assemblage finding his discourse interesting and Informa tive. The entertainment comprised one of the lodge's weekly programs. RETIRED ARMY OFFICER SPEAKS THURSDAY NIGHT Lieut. C. Vincent Hall, retired army officer, author and world traveler, and for many years a mlwionary in Jamaica, will give an illustrated lec ture Thursday at 7:30 p. m- in th Baptist church, under auspices of the local Central Avenue Church of Chrtat. Special music will be furnished by Max Dolin Coming In Holly's Stage Show Friday Night The outstanding radio personality of the Pacific coast. Max Dolin, whose "magic violin" haj brought him a larger morning listening audience than any other radio program, comes to the Holly theatre In person on the stage Friday night and Saturday, mat inee and evening shows. A national name in music in radio, Max Dolin has been a leading figure In his field for many years through out the entire music world. He has appeared in the leading, theatres of the country, and was the original musical director for the National Broadcasting company on the Pacific coast when NBC first establlr-hed Ita branches In 1027. Since that time he has appeared throughout the country a guest conductor and solo violin ist in various theatres and broadcast Irtg stations. At present he has the position of musical director In the New Rivot! theatre in Portland, where he pre sides over the largest stage orchestra west of Chicago. Hia program, "Keeping Time with Max Dolin," together with hla weekly broadcast from the theatre, resulted in an overwhelming demand from his listeners from all parts of the north west that he make It possible to see and hear not only Dolin himself but several of the outstanding radllo personalities he has presented In his program. In answer to this demand, Dolin has gathered around htm twen ty of the most outstanding radio acts who accompany him on this personal tour, and who will also appear with him it the Holly theatre Friday night and Saturday. On the screen will be Edna Mae Oliver, with Maureen O'Sulllvan and Walter PJdgeon In "My Dear Miss Aldrlch." A crooked and k muled Man sa nit walking stick, uncovered yesterday afternoon, furnished the only defi nite clue to the possible whereabouts of George O. Timothy. 87-year-old former Medford police chief, aa state. county and city authorities today continued their search for the aged snd feeble man who tiicnppeared last Saturday afternoon after getting off a Pacific Greyhound stage in Gold Hill. The stick had been discovered on the bridge which spins Rogue river Just this side of Gold Hill, by several little girls last Saturday afternoon. Joe Cave, city policeman engaged in the search, visited a Gold Hill school yesterday and recovered the stick from the girls, who had taken it home to play with. It was identified by Mrs. Bel F. Richardson, step daughter of Timothy, as one he had used often. Focul point of the search continued along the banka of Rogue river and in the 60-foot deep channel directly below the concrete bridge where the walking stick was found. A dyna mite blast set off in the river at that point yesterday failed to bring any thing to the surface except three carp. Grappling hooks were also used without success. Sheriff Syrf L Brown, who yester day stated he feared Timothy had taken his own Ufa because of brood ing over the condition of his invalid wife, said that the same crew of searchers were working today. They include Deputy Sheriff Bill Gren bremer, State Policeman F. S. La Due and City Policeman Joe Cave. In addition, several Gold Hill resi dents were aiding In the search, the sheriff reported. Timothy, III for many months and in a ferble condition, left hia home at 110R West Main atreet Saturday where he and his wife were under the care of Miss Lottie Watkins. and walked to town where he purchased a suge ticket for Gold Hill. Investigation revealed he got off the stage about 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, but au thorities have been unable to find a trace of him since then. Because of a note left for Mrs. Richardson Saturday in which Timo hty stated he "was going for a long walk and might not get back." grave concern U felt by authorities that the well-liked and long-time Medford resident has taken his own life. Sheriff Brown statad today that If such wa the csss and his body was not recovered by searchers, it would be ten days before it ros to the sur face of the river, If It were free. To day la the fourth day of the search and tha fifth alnce Timothy disappeared. 3-ROOM house, partly furnished, lot SOxlOO Price 800; 9100 down, bal ance $30 per month Including water and taxes. 323 Kennet St. 4 -ROOM house, furnished or partly furnished. Phone 1091-H. ASSAYBR W. O. Wright. 614H W. nth St. Gold, silver, copper, cin nabar. 1033 PLYMOUTH Sport Coups: new rubber, good paint. Just the car for a small family, 9365. " G.M-A.C. jerms. Your car in trade. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck and Pont t sc. Used Car Lot, South Riverside. LOST Job's Daughters past-queen's pin. Reward, pnone ioi. THE SUNNY SISTERS and MERRITT CIRCLES of the Presbyterian church will hold a Rummage Sale Friday and Saturday of this week. 311 East Main, next to Brophy'a, 1036 PLYMOUTH 3-door sedan. Here la a small car that Is cheap to op erate, looks good, runs gooa, enes G M.A.C. terms. Your car In trade. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck and Pontlac. Used Car Lot, South Riverside. WILL PAY 1100 cash for best acre near Medford. 002 So. Central. TAKE 3nd hand goods to the TRADE - market. Get cash or liners, traoes. We swap. 15 8. Front. WANTED Feeder steera and weaners. George Ward, Umpqua Hotel. Tel. 412. Rose burg. Ore. WALL PAPER Special reductions on 1937 Mayflower wallpaper, Lam port's Hardware. WANTED Tomato pickers. 6c box. Niswonger Ac Talent. 30o hoir. Burnette, FOR SALE Wood heater, Cottage. Phone 853-Y. LARGE ROOM for two. Good meals, Private home. 48 N. Orange. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Durrell Court. 339 N. Holly, Apt. 6. FOR SALE Grain fattened lioga. Call 1463-J-l. Chas. Owen, Orchard Home drive. WANTED Split shakes Jacksonville Hwy. FOR SALE Fresh cow. and very good First house on right side Berrydale Ave. C. H. Howell. WANTED Used trunks, grips, suit cases: men's and boys' good used clothing. 1603 No. Roverslda. Tel. 266- A BALLROOM dancing claa for adults will be held tonignt at e. at tne Jewel Deter Dance Studio, 319 West Main. Anyone Interested In dancing is Invited to attend. Phono 727 or 393- Y for information. RE-BUILT circulating heater, 41 So. Front St. FOR SALE 70,000 ' 3x4. 913 per M. Lowest price in town on roll roof ing. Cut prices on windows, made to order. Ovelman's. J'vtlle Hwy. TRUCK FOR HIRE Inquire 707 W. Jnckson. LOST 3 keys In container, return to Tribune. FOR RENT Modem 8 -room house. Adults preferred. Inquire 364 Beatty. NOTICE I will not be responsible for bills other than those authorized by ma. D. Marshall. 80 8 -MO fl -OLD thoroughbred Hanson strain Whlta Leghorns. 960. C. O. Clymer. third house east of Rogue River Academy. FOR SALE 2 acres, 3 -room house. large screened back porch, drilled well, electric water system: best of soil, Irrigated: 3 miles out on Ross, Lane. Only 91600. ALSO I Acre. Irrigated; 8 -room modern house, garage, near Medford. Price 92000; 9200 cash, balance monthly payments. L. O. PICKELL. 16 So. Bartlett. FOR SALE Large wood or coal circu lating heater, excellent condition Bargain. 816 Taylor. Tel. 816-J-3. PEACHES Salwavs. Last chance. Mile W. Voorhles Crossing. E. C. Corn. FOR SALE Peaches. Nice Snlwoys at Roy Ouches orchard. 1 mile west of Dark's Store on Sten-art Ave 1 I 1 Crown, ar. ' finer! Crowns JiJ?I'Jj .. 7Tm 0 MSO?77sr!vsoov!lrtDtOWHISIltV. TM isMlaM wkMMM iJJ(; '2! .-Ss'JdT I, ... ?l. SS .tral.hl TS .olr.t ..Mi. SLUM., Iri SewH.M S"". FRI $9 a iws a m I TOMORROW & FEIDAYI f .n- ....- JkJT VI KMil -El R,:;;a;sBXiMOSi50si.io CililTER M0BR1S I rn STAGE AND SCREEN NITE AND SATURDAY On the Stage KG W PRESENTS MAX DOLIN AND HIS MACHO VIOLIN In Person with STARS 0-F THE FUTURE 20 ON THE SCREEN L A million in the bank, a man in her arnu, aunt in her romance! My Dear Miss Aldrich with EDNA MAY OLIVER Maureen 0 Sullivan-Walter Pidgeon Sl.ZI.INO STEAK! .... PF.X CAFF.. I IB E. MAIN. HAMHl Hl.r.K RAKF.KIT! REX CAFE, 11!) F.. MAIN. Da Msil Tribune want ada HELP STOMACH DIGEST FOOD Withe Uiatrvas sad Ym'II Eat Everything frem Seup l Nuts Tti itonicS Ihould dim I itra pound, of fool Sttlr. Wtwo rou tl baary. imnr. m rich food or whm rou n nrtj, hurrlad w rfeaw Bnr!y four itenuafe P'" mi Wo mueh fluid Tour in, heartburn, mutca, roil '! tour lab n ubm til. It U di AM"" and rooiun n uw iltUt With ubltf cHUd Ball-an for Inr1l(UoiB ( tk iha astMi ilomu Suidi harnicii. r m dim In minute n4 put roa jrt! on Mr r. rtmur " qw .. " ana 1 p aetata pntia W It ',2'lUi" UAliMiloa. 4UM atwywaaaa. (a) IWl at Oo. c Show Starts Tonite at 6:30 atinws 1 1 ,:4 I - B:.10-l):00 I 01 Mats . Itvrs . . Kirt mi's (61 I Or That Favorite American Family Is Back Again! Bang! They're off again . . . and to what hilarity with Dad running for mayor and Mother running poor Dad, and the kida raiting Oain m usual! am. . . m . 'k 'ii1 -WW II in inl u with JED PROUTY SPRING BYINGTON Shlrky f)Mnf Rush. I filrason OcorR Ernest DOUBLE FEATURE Q 4 strantf. favlnntlnj story at man's loo psrffrl alibi lhal inardril Ills llfr but brouiht one hs IovmI hut" than life Into the Miailow of dalh! aton' jrralrst rolfl lvS? SnlicHifot I f 0 the Whole Year I ill n HE WAS A CABARET SINGER . . . I a II sJ let by luck in a mountain reiort Iff-1 ' 7,1 . S II llllll .. . .ut haiu with two r .-J ill In I' llllll men at her feetl It'i gorgeoui Joani W-Jf , :' , "" I moat heart-throbbing love-drama 1 I' 4' ' Z m llllll t' L M llllll THE RQinP i VS n i iiiiii u in u r i I I WORE RED fJ I with L-T.rAM ROBERT YOUNG JT ! Ill Billie Burke . Reginald Owen jf Tom Rrad Rmwn Barbara Marjnrls Main AT LV sAiaaLi.Jiil Tr" J; ItrniifmNd
