Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 22, 1937, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextrePFCVRD ATL TRrBTTyR. MEDFOT?P, O.RTRfiQN-. FRTD".T. OCTOTiFTJ 22. 101 PAGE THIRTEEN LOCAL and In Grunti Past Ernest M. West, navy recruiter here, transacted of ficial business In Grants Pass today. Bagt Dew Francis Krause of Ap pltgate, hunting In the Bly country this week, returned with a large mule deer. On Hunting: Trti Henry Haawell. Fred Stevens and P. C. Bighara are hunting deer in eastern Oregon. They left Wednesday night and planned to return Monday morning. Visiting Here Glenn W. Potts, special agent for the St. Paul Indem nity company with headquarters In Portland, Is transacting business In Medford this week. Airport Arrivals Today's arrivals at Medford municipal airport Included l.teutt. G. E. Bochman, J. Stewart and T. D. Brown, all with the U. B. army air corps at Port Lewis, Wath, Thty were en route to Oakland, Cal.. each piloting a Douglas observation plane. Mtvwns Meet Tonight Special meeting of Medford lodge 103, A. F. 5s A. M., will be held In the Masonic temple tonight. The gathering will mark the annual "home-coming and paet masters night." Dinner will be served at 6:30 and a lodge session will follow at 8 when the third degree will be conferred by a full degree team. C. M. Houston, master, will relinquish charge of the session to O. O. Horner, immediate past master, in accordance with a Masonic custom followed at the annual event. , 40 Et 8 to Meet Southern Oregon volt.uro of the 40 et 8 will install 1938 officers at the Oregon Caves chateau, October 30 and 31. To be Installed are Earl York of Medford, chef de gare; Guy Applewhite of Ash land, chef de train: Walter Dunlap kot Medford, correspondent; Ed Gohrke ' of Grants Pass, conducteur: J. H. Mc Kenzle of Medford, guarde de la porte; W. G. Bonney of Grants Pass, lamp 1st; and Fred Luy of Eagle Point, commls voyageur. Reservations for the two-day meeting, which will in clude a dance and party for members and their wives, should be made at once through Nlel Allen of Grants Pass, said Lee Oarlock, Medford 40 et 8 official. TO FOR FAMILY HIT BY HOME BLAZE A miscellaneous shower for the A. R. Mansfielda of the Butte Falls district will be held in the Derby w school community hall at , 8 p. m. Tnext Wednesday. The Mansfields, Butte Falls home steaders, lost all their belongings re cently when their Isolated mountain home was destroyed by fire. Their two and - a-half -year-old daughter, Shirley, was saved by the family dog who perished in the blare after the rescue. Memorial service and dedication of a monument honoring the dog will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday In the Jackson County Humane society's pet cemetery. Neighbors, other friends and all charitably -inclined persons are in vited to the shower Wednesday night. The committees in charge ask that contributions be as varied as possi ble. Anything of use In a home will be appreciated, but gifts for the child should not be overlooked, it was emphasized. The family consists of Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield, a eon and the small daughter, Shirley. Merely to Indicate what Is most urgently needed the committees list ed these items: household articles and kitchen utensils, pictures, cloth ing, bedding, canned fruit and veget It ables and baby chair. The committees are Mrs. Charles Humphrey, Mrs. F. D. Hill, Mrs Frank Chaplin and Mrs. Burt Cham bers, for refreshments, and Mrs. Den nle Clark and Mrs. Cora F. Gustin for games and entertainment. OFFER AID 10 AVERT POSTAGE STAMP WAR WASHINGTON, Oct. M (UP) Th United States. Venezuelan and Coata Rtcan governments today formally tendered their "good offices" to pre vent a threatened war between Nica ragua and Honduras over a postage stamp. The threat has been deadly serious In both countries, however trivial the eause may have appeared elsewhere. It roae when the Ntcaraguan govern Vtr.ent Issued a new special air mall stamp on which the map of Nica ragua was pictured. The engraving covered territory which the Honduran DANCE Follow the Crowd TO THE ORIENTAL GARDENS EVERY SAT. NITE PERSONAL From Portland Mrs. E. H. Bowman of Portland has been visiting relatives and friends In Medford. Visiting Sister Mrs. Sarah Hender son of Portland la visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Alice Vin cent, on the Jacksonville highway. Dentist Returns Dr. William C. Thompson has returned to this city and resumed his dental practice at 328 In the Medford building. After practicing here for a number of years, Dr. Thompson left to take post-graduate courses In Portland. Acquire New Home Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Chlldreth have traded their home on Court street for a larger resi dence at 721 South Pench street. They plan extensive reftnlshing and re modeling of their new property and expect to take occupancy within the next few days. Drunks Exiled Chelva Wnlker, 49, and Robert Millard, 47, both transi ents, were sentenced by City Judge Allen D. Curry this morning to serve 30 and 10 days, respectively, In the city Jail or leave town Immediately. They both said they would leave town. City police arrested the pair last night and booked them on charges of drunkenness. Brown Elected At a regular meet ing In the Hotel Jackson this after noon the Medford Realty Board elect ed Harold H. Brown secretary. Mr. Brown succeeds J. H. Fletcher, who resigned as secretary when he moved to Seattle recently. V. D. Miller of Ashland was elected a member of the board. Uniform appraisal of farm properties was discussed. Carl Y. Tengwald, president, was in charge of the meeting. No Hunting Luck Dr, Jouett P. Bray, pastor of the Main Street Meth odist church. South, and his ion Paul returned last night from eastern Ore gon where they hunted unsuccessfully for mule deer. Does were plentiful but strenuous hunting failed to un cover any bucks, Dr. Bray said. Many sportsmen from all over Oregon were seen hunting from Bly southward but none was having any luck, the pastor related. government claims Is Honduran ter ritory by right of an arbitration award made by former King Alfonso of Spain In 1906. WILLIAM POWELL VISITS ITALY'S CINEMA CITY ROME, Oct. 22. (UP) William Powell, Hollywood actor, arrived in Rome today. He was greeted by Luigl Freddl, Italian motion picture star who escorted him on a tour of the new Italian cinema city outside Rome. Opening Burgoyne's Recreation Center postponed until next week. COMING SUNDAY ysnss Ds'io-3:o'' UK3! f.l I roll e:4-8:.5 ymfiiv jy k-. iBaMMMMMMMsfsaaMSMMsMMMBal TODAY and SATURDAY 2 ACTION HITS1 Death-Defying Thrills! L ) v . with your ACE of ...iiin1' "T'f ' j Western Singing Favorites 1 1 KArr tU Dl A ljAiA I lniA7ii.fi rnoccT nor I JP:M l I I Incle Ram's C.C.C. , I Iy hoys so Into thrll- I ' lf j J ' I I - lint action on the V 3 ue - 1 I PLORINE McKINNEY H W?' EDWARD ARNOLD, Jr. mMMfi(i FRANK Jr- COGHLAN nrmRY BREFW Phantom Rider AmJ Jl I jf 3 Buck Jones comes to the Roxy theatre tomorrow in the first episode of a thrilling new 14 chapter serial, titled, '"The Phantom Rider." Buck has the exclttng role of the "phantom rider- who dresses in white and thun ders over the countryside in search of cattle rustlers and land grabbers. With him in tne new benai are sucn western favorites as Diana Gibson, Eddie Grlbbon and Harry Woods. "Dodge City Trail starring Charles Starrett, is scheduled as the main feature. E The delegation of aviation officials making a national Inspection of air ports is expected to arrive at Med ford municipal airport early tomor row afternoon, according to word received here this afternoon from Dr. Raymond Staub, Portland pny slclan and chairman of the state board of aeronautics. The group will inspect the airport here and consider plans for future developments. The official group ts headed by Corrlngton Gill, assistant WPA ad ministrator In Washington, D. C and Includes Col. Sumpter Smith, chief WPA aeronautic engineer, How ard Rough, assistant director of the bureau of air commerce, and A. B. Mc Mullen, chief of the airport sec tion, bureau of air commerce. Mabel Richardson Funeral Saturday Funeral services for Mabel Clare Richardson, who died Wednesday night in her winter residence, Crater Lake lodge, will be held in the Perl funeral home at 10:30 Saturday mor ning, the Rev. E. S. Bartlam, rector of the St. Mark's Episcopal church, officiating. Interment will be in Memorial mausoleum. The floor Is not ready. Watch for ppening Burgoyne's Recreation Cen ter the middle of next week. 2 GRAND HITS! .r.nnvir . Hilarious Romance Here Sunday Tan aoout having a dame get Into a guy's hair, Joel McCrea can't oven have a good old-Iashloned knock-'em- down-and-drag-'em-out without Mi riam Hopkins right there with her little say-so In the hilarious comedy hit, "Woman Chases Man," comlna Screen and Stage As the screen feature on the Holly theatre program for tonight and to-1 morrow that hns Max Dolln In KGW's ' , e' :: v 1 V f"' ' m:H$M v ITlf'SUMDAY! m fy, y yvS sii" "6"-. I Ci ff HL fr I ' lor ' t0 thelr last , "l? Hif Jfrfcr ' argument, perched high p ; d A t m a tree at night ... i i ll -: f ' 14 fast, frantic, up- J? V&Si roariously funny farce K ' , f A Vilf K about the gentle art L fl JWfi. of man hunting ill. ov Woman Chases AIa n MIRIAM -HOPKIVS JOEL Me CR E A CHARLES WINNINOER ERIK RHODES ELLA LOGAN LE0NA MARICLE Venn KihU Mitt. Mclit te&lf CRAWFORD 5- rS 1 Klllll.KT VOI IKS(II(IT Sunday to the Craterlan theatre. Others who are featured In this mad riot Include Charles Wlnnlnger. Erik Rhodes, Ella Logan, Leona Marl cle and Broderlck Crawford, with honors running about even as to who can be the nuttiest. Show at Holly Radio Personalities Revue on the stage, Is "My Dear Mies Aldrlch," fenturlnff lovable Edna May Oliver, NC ON HERE- "CARNIVAL QUEEN" alth DOIIOTHIA KENT UDIIIHT HIM'OX NO TONE Bobby Breen in r V!sv i Bobby Breen, the sensational twy sinking star, and Henry Armctta, who were seen together In Bobby's first picture, "Lets Sing Again," are re united In "Make A Wish," coming to the Rialto theatre for ft three-day run Sunday. Armetta, Leon Errol and Donald Meek provide the comedy In the romantic atory with Basil Rath bone (dropping his villain roles) and Marlon Claire headlining for the love Interest. Bobby meets Rathbone, a Maureen O'Sulllvan and Walter Pld geon. . In the picture. Miss Oliver plays a fussy aunt addicted to puzzles, whose hobby comes In hnndy when It helps to solve the mysterious disappearance of her newspaper reporter niece. She also acts as matchmaker In further ing the romance of the girl and the editor who doesn't believe In girl reporters. nseMall Tribune want ads Radio 20 Regular SCREEN K , . , ,v Auntie ti j mv iipnr mice ninrirn i n aw. 1 1 TwV Rialto Picture musio composer, while at a boy's summer camp In Maine and a friend ship starts that la to wind up with the most unusual musical climax ever to be brought to films. The music Is by the noted oomposer, Oscar Straus. "Over The Goal," starring Johnny Davis (of rred Warlng's Pennsyl vsnlans), June Travis and William Hopper, plays as the companion fea ture with the Broen picture. FRENCH DOCK WORKERS CLINCH JAP BOYCOTT PARIS, FYance, Oct. 23. (AP) The French lnbor federation's boycott of Japanese goods as a protest against "Japanese aggression in China," was made effective today when the Mar seilles dock workers' syndicate an nounced It would not permit un loading of the Japanese liner Ka shlma Maru. The Kashlma Maru Is due In Mar- TONIGHT vV- & TOMORROW-MAT & EVE Shows at 1 :45-3:00-6:45-9:00 On the Stage! Famous on the air . . . and in the world's greatest theatres . . . now he brings his magio melodies to our stage in person IiD?D Willi IT1AGIC VIOLItlf Headlining KG ITs Personalities Featuring your" favorite radio enter tainors from KOW .... singers, comedians, novelty acts ...... RADIO'S STARS OF TOMORROW Prices: Mat-30o : Ev-40o Kiddiei-10o ATTI Ounid with & new techniouel mNA M1V niTOfD In nun Maureen O SULLIVAN WALTER PID0E0N sellles tomorrow from London. The administrative committee of the federation announced a decision to enforce the boycott throughout Prance. BIRTHS I corn to nr. ana Mrs. Wilbur Hunt of Medford, Thursday, October 31, iB.il, a gin weigning slit pounds, at the Purucker Maternity Home, , Burgoyne's Recreation Center will not open until next week. Workmen unable to finish floor. Modernize Heating Now ww nun to modern h nv aTl.rli.ff h, ...... i. tem net handy vacuum cleaner sift. For detrtlls see your Heating Con- irocior or write AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPACT U Wat 40th ItrtMt Nov York. N. V. DANCE AT TUG OASIS EVERY SAT. NITE SPRING FLOOR PUPPY ML'SIC BV Crow's Pep Peddlers Revue TaT i 20 j ; ; , t ! A RIOT I f " alaaaaaaaaSSSSsM laftl-i'llitilUl'll'V - - if 'J f CATV BE NO. II OVER THE GOAL 9.hn. .. RM7WA-?7I M.I. . . SO, K :H-0:W) fcj jyl jj N K,,,,ll'" IJ aMSaWWWWWa liWllliallaMjawamssajaaMMaaaai Tra One ilinl.Mnu Roth Halls t ' r' rymrftmpimmm johnny Davis wlliism lloooet