NrEDFOTCD MAIL TRTBTTNE. HEDFORD. OREGON. XEDNEST)AY. NOVEMBER 23. 1933.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
On Biilnoss W. O. Uavrs of Phoe
nix transacted business here today. 1
Calls Here C. L.
Hill was a Mefdord
today.
Cook of Gold
business caller
From TalentO. L. Camer of Tal
ent caled In Med ford today on bus
iness matters.
Andltors Here D. T. Nelson and
D. B. McClure. Portland auditor are
transacting business In Medford.
Here On Business Butte Palls res
idents transacting business In this
ctty today Included H. E. Pattern and
B. L. Albert.
Car Stolen Medford city police
were notified thla morning of the
theft of a black 1036 Ford sedan in.
Grants Pass last night. The car bore
Oregon license plates 235-080 and
was registered to H. H. Wardnip of
Grants Pass.
Mercury Vp The temperature was
moderated In Crater Lake national
park today, the weather remaining
clear, rangers reported by radio. Park
roads were open but tire chains
would be needed In the morning and
evening because of Icy conditions,
the rangers said.
On Holiday Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Harold A. Johnson and child of 618
Catherine street were to leave by
motorcar this afternoon for Portland
where they were to be Thanksgiving
holiday guests -at the home of Mrs.
Johnson's uncle. Dr. Edward Stewart.
They planned to return to Medford
Sunday.
New Training Newly-employed
stewardesses on United Air Lines will
henceforth go to a ground school In
Chicago for training before thev en
ter actual service on the company's
pianes. It was stated today by Max
C. Henne. Medford manager. Hereto
fore newly-employed girls learned
their duties under the guidance of
an experienced stewardess on regular
in gnu.
Mimetic Ite warded Charles R.
Braley, Jr., 12-year-old student at St.
Joseph's Military academy In Bel
mont, Cal., arrived at Medford muni
eipai airport by United Malnllner
yesterday to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with his mother at her
home In Applegate. He was given
the airplane trip by his mother for
lng an honor student at the acad
Ivny. He was met at the airport by
Als mother. He will return south by
piane sunaay.
CJrtI Service Tests United States
civil service commission today i
nounced the following competitive
examinations: principal chemist.
principal chemical engineer. 93.600
year, department of agriculture;
airways facility specialist. 13,800 i
year, civil aeronautic authority;
senior biological aide (Injurious mam
mal control), 2,00t a year, bureau
of biological survey; Junior medical
officer (rotating lnterneshlp), 2.000
a year, and Junior medical officer.
ipsycniatnc resident), 92.000 a year,
St. Elizabeth's hospital, department
or the interior. Washington. D. C,
Full Information regarding the ex-
amnlatlons and positions may be ob
tained at the Medford portofflce from
Earl H. York, secretary of the local
board of civil service examiners.
Meeting Tonight Members of
Rogue Snowmen were reminded to
day of the meeting to be held at the
Jackson County Chamber of Com.
merce at 7:30 tonight. The agenda
Includes the annual election of of
ficers and the mapping of plans for a
definite program of winter sports ac
tivities. Because of the necessity of
getting launched on a concrete pro
gram without fTirther delay. Arnel
P. But4er, president requests the pres
ence of all members. One of the In
cidental items to be considered Is an
Invitation from the Eugene Ski Lauf
ers to a aklt tournament on Decem
ber 11. The Invitation, received by
Kenneth G. Denman as tournament
chairman for the Rogue Snowmen,
asks that a senior and a Junior six
man team be entered. To take ad
vantage of the Invitation. Mr. Den
man indicated that a Junior team
would be organized by the Rogue
Snowmen immediately.
Bark From Eugene Harry Watson
returned yesterday from a brief bus
iness trip to Eugene.
From Appleeate Kenneth Bossum
of Applegate transacted business In
Medford this morning.
Visits Here Lester Merrifield of
Grass Valley. Cal., arrived in Med
ford thl morning by train to spend
Thanksgiving at the Nell H. Franklin
home, 320 Laurel street.
From Ashland Among Ashland res
idents transacting business in Med
ford this morning were T. C, Rlgsby.
Fred Nell, Lincoln McCutloch. Eugene
Rltzlnger. E. L. Fisher. O. G. Avers
and A. T. Edwards.
Church Services Thanksgiving ser
vices will be held by the Church of
Christ. Scientist, In the church ed
ifice on North Oakdale avenue at 11
a. m, tomorrow. The public Is in
vited.
On Holiday Vi1t State Police Cap
tain and Mrs. Lee M. Brown and fam
ily left by motor car today for Eu
gene where they will be guests dur
ing the Thanksgiving holidays of
Mrs. Brown's parents. Mr. -and Mrs.
W. P. Feld. They planned to return
to their Medford homo Sunday.
Meeting Tonight A meeting of the
executive commle of the Medlord
American Legion post will be held
at 7:30 tonight at the armory. It
wUl precede the regular semi-monthly
Legion meeting. All members of the
executive group nre urged by Com
mander Robert R. Ebcl to be present.
Returns Home The Rev. Fred M.
Weatherford of 906 North Central
avenue returned to Medford this
morning from a fortnight's trip in
Arizona and California. In Arizona,
the Rev. Mr. pfltherford, pastor of
the Church ofce Nazarene here, at
tended a district evangelistic and
Christian educational tour.
To Dedication It was expected that
Medford would be represented at
the dedication of a memorial tablet
honoring the late Jnmes W. Lewis
at the Oregon stae penitentiary In
Salem at 10 a. m. Saturday. Mr.
Lewis, who died recently, was warden
of the prison for many years. Princi
pal speaker at the dedication cere
mony will be Gov. Charles H. Martin.
Osteopaths Meet Southern Oregon
Osteopathic society held its regular
monthly meeting Monday evening ai
the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. How
ard, 1507 West Main street. Prio:
to the buslnes session. Mrs. Howard
served a buffet supper of wild goose.
Dr. Howard was principal speaker for
the evening. The next meeting will
be held on December 19 at the home
of Dr. W. J. Crandall on Leonard
avenue in Ashland.
Confers Here Dr. A. Edward Bo
troin of Portland, assistant state
health officer and director of county
health units, conferred this morning
at the Jackson County chamber of
commerce. He was accompanied by
Dr. James Wallace of New York City,
an employe of the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States. The two
men left here for Klamath Falls.
New Light A new ornamental light
standard Is to be erected soon by the
city superintendent's department at
the alley on the east side of North
Central avenue between Main and
Sixth streets. Similar to those on
the four corners of Central and
Main, the standard will be close to
Minn's department store. Cost of
the standard was borne by Scott
Davis, owner of the store property,
said Frank H. Rogers, building In
spector. The equipment arrived yes
terday and will be put in place short
ly. Mr. Rogers stated.
PREACH AT ST. MARK'S
Bishop Benjamin D. Dagwell of
Portland will visit St. Mark's Episco
pal church here Sunday morning and
will preach the 11 o'clock service.
A special Thanksgiving Day service
will be held at the church tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Tho church,
as In the past, will be decorated in a
harvest motif with fruits, vegetables
and other food stuffs which will be
distributed to the needy after church
services.
Won I rl Tear h Yon I h
LAKELAND, Fla. fp) Florida
Southern College proposes a chair
of democracy to encourage American
youth to embrace democracy with
even a great enthusiasm" that the
youth of Russia, Germany and Italy
support their national programs. Stu
dents would be taught the meaning
and history of democracy. Dr. Ludd
M. Splvey. president of the college,
explains, and would be shown that
failures of democracies have been
failures of Its leaders and not of the
system Itself.
Funds for the monument to George
Washington, in Baltimore, were rais
ed by lottery.
DANCE
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FLOOR
At The
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Thanksgiving Nite
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TOMORROW
Jane's Thanksgiving Show!
For three days only ! ' '.r :
... Her funniest show
. . Marooned on a, Vy2?'J
desert island . . threat. y
ened by a gang of smug- J I f fSkmm
glers-and Jane loves 'fj
WITHERS in. vfl
"ALWAYS
Jean Rogers Arr-Vj
Arthur Treacher J j J W fl
Robert Kellard J A. V3 I
Eddie Collin 1 Vv yJU I
Na'n'a Bryant 1 V - I
GLORIA STUART and MICHAEL WHALEN
in "TIME OUT FOR MURDER" 'm
Plus GLENDA FARRELL in "EXPOSED"
Gay Comedy Coming Sunday
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PTedie March and Virginia rmce tho Craterian theatre Sunday.
romp through the merriest adventures
of the year in "There Ooea My
Heart," gay comedy romance, which
begin a three day engagement at
The new streamlined Patay Kelly
heads- the supporting cast and Nancy
Carroll returns to the screen In an
important featured role.
Holiday Schedules
For Theatres Here
Thanksgiving Plan
Special attention given to booKir.?s
at all three Mtdford theatres will
give southern Oregon showgoeri. some
fine entertainment for the Thanks
giving holiday. And to make mat
ters complete, the local theatres will
operate on holiday schedule tomor
row, with two complete shows In the
afternoon and evening.
At the Craterian theatre, "Suez,"
the dramu.:c, thrilling story jf the
famous canal, with Tyrone Powvr.
Loretta Young and Annabella head
ing the huge cast, opens a four-day
showing today. This Is the picture
that boasts of one of the most awe
some, breath-taking climaxes ever
screened the dreaded simoon, or
"devll-wlnd" of the desert, sweeping
everything before it. tho most terror
ising obstacle in Ferdinand de Les
5eps' great dream of conquering the
desert.
The Rlalto theatre, with Jane
Withers In "Always In Trouble," and
Zanr Grey's "Mysterious Rider" as
the added feature on the twin bill,
should prove a popular mecca for
showgoers. while the Roxy. with Joe
Penner in "Oo Chase Yourself." will
undoubtedly share In the spotlight.
Humnn Bargain
DURBAN (AP) The Native Affairs
Department of South Africa la In
vestigating a complaint of a woman
at Umhlali thftt her husband had
traded their two children for a mo
torcycle, 4
A teaspoonful of human tears give
antiseptic property to at least 100
gallons of water.
Jane Withers In Holiday Show
' w if s r
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with non -possession of an operator's
license, were each fined 13.50 and
costs.
Stanley L. Buell, Ashland, charg
ed with operating a truck without a
PUC llcensa was fined 10 and costs.
Ohio lias lAn$ Ditch
COLUMBUS. O. VP) It la poaalbto
to travel a distance equal to a trip
around the earth without getting
out of Ohio's 133.000,000 oounty
drnlnage ditch system.
Leave It to Jane Withers to get
everybody into trouble I This time her
accomplices are Jean Rogers, Arthur
Treacher and Robert Kellard. and
how Jane gets them out of one Jam
and Into a doezn others Is the story
of her latest comedy, "Always In
Trouble," opening a gala three-day
Thanksgiving show tomorrow at the
Rlalto theatre. Jane gets her family
shipwrecked on a smugglers IMand
and from there on the fun runs ram
pant. Zane Orey'a "Mysterious Rider."
featuring Douglass Dumbrllle, Sidney
Toler and Ruasell Hayden, wilt play
as the companion feature with the
Jnne Withers' hit. "Mysterious Rid
er" Is a movie quit contest picture.
I
auto, was aucweel $2.50 and cost.
Walter J. Ohrlgll. Moford, RFD 3.
and den R. Ragsdala. TrnU. charged
Chan & Chan
rhlneBe Medicine
Co, Re relieved at
one by oar hnrbsl
remedy. Do yon
have: Asthma, Hay
Fever, Stomach
Trouble. Co nut na
tion. Chronic Conjjh, Rheumatism,
sinus Trouble, Piles Arthritis.
Colitis, Eczema. Appendicitis, High
Blood PreAMire, ifostrate, Heart,
Mver, Uladflej, Kidney, Lunga,
Blood. I'rtnary troubles. Herbs will
lvc you relief, 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.;
Monday, Taexday, Wednesday only.
MA R. Main.
Townsend Dance
TONIGHT
Thanks-giving Eve
TOWNSEND HALL
l2S2 West Main St.
Pleasant Evening for all!
- Ray K. Wolff, 17. Medford RPD
youth, charged with failure to stop !
bis auto at a main highway lntersec-
tlon, entered a plea of guilty In Jus
tice court Tuesday. Passing of sen- 1
tence was deferred until Saturday
morning, to permit the boy's father :
to be In court.
William Roll In Bears of A ah 1 find, i
charged with Improper lights on his
ELK'S DANCE
TONIGHT
THANKSGIVING EVE
For Elks and Their Invited Quest
ELKS TEMPLE GOOD MUSIC
Admission Elks 50c, Quests $1.00
! HE COKOUEnED THE BLACK SIMOON THAT SHIPS MIGHT SAUVTIIE l
I DESERT.; WHILE THE LOVE OF TWO WOMEN TORE AT IIISJIEAXIT!
Out of the choking sands . . . from
the fierce grip of the hostile Bodouin
... in the face of the simoon's sav
iirn furv with blood, tears, mission
. , . came the incredible Suez Canal !
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IS A CLIMAX THAT IS THE GREAT- Lfti ' P?
m - EST ANY MOTION PICTURE f sZjil 1 . " tM ' a'"
m EVER HAD! ... the twisting:, tor- . J. ' - Jp -K
i: ,v sy turing, destroying simoon . . . hurl- mm0
fa ! Udf - ing men and animals before it . . . g .m'" k ,
f:i?.fy f leaving disaster in its wake! Ama- wMmm'l
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Maurice Moscovlch Nigel Bruce
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