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LOCUl and PERSONAL,
Glamorous Stars In "Algiers" Here Sunday
From Ashland R. W. McNeil. In- i
Structor In the Southern Oregon Nor-1
mal school In Ashland, wn a Medford
visitor this morning.
To Hosehurg Mrs. Florence Fergu
son and Mrs. Sid Davis left for Rose
burg last night by. auto. They will
spend threo days visiting Mrs. Fergu
son's husband, who Is confined in
the veteran's facility.
Slight Mishap Delma Myers of 211
Elm street and Waren H. Conrad of
632 Palm street were drivers of cars
which collided with slight damage
at. Main and Grape streets Wednesday
afternoon, a city police report ctated
today.
T o Upheave Jackson County
Teachers- chorus will meet for re
hearsal at 10 a.m. Saturday In the
courthouse auditorium. As Christ
mas ' music Is to be rehear.d all
members of the chorus are asked by
the director, Esther Church Leake
to. be present.
l'ollce Chief III Charles P. Talent.
A3hlanrt police chief was. reported
much improved today and preparing
to' resume his duties. The chief col
lapsed suddenly while he was talk
ing to a friend in ai Ashland cafe
Wednesday noon. Unconscious for a
time. Chief Talent was taken to his
home. His condition was attributed
to over-exertion. He had been ap
parently In excellent health up to
the moment he collapsed.
ipark Weathfr Fulr Clear weather
prevailed In Crater Lake national
park this morning, rangers reported
by short wave radio. Park roads are
practically free of snow excepting
a few Icy spots along the drive from
headquarters to the rim, the rnneers
said. Recent rains and warm sun
shine wiped out most of the layer of
snow that ordinarily Is left on the
roads, they explained. Tire chains
were not needed, they added.
Leases For Europe David Lowry.
Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Lowry.
Sr;. of. the South Pacific highway,
left yesterday by motor car for New
Orleans whence he will embark for
France and other European countries.
Mr. Lowry expects to winter in south
em Europe and in the spring will
visit England and British isles coun
tries. The trip will combine business
and pleasure.
Joint Meeting Rogue River en
campment No. 30, Patriarchs Militant,
and Medford lodge No. 83 of the lOOF
will hold a Joint meeting In the
Odd Fellows hnll at 219 West Sixth
street at 7:30 Friday evening. An of
ficial visitation will be made by P. J.
Schneider of Hubbard, grand patri
arch. All Odd Fellows and Patri
archs Militant are requested by of
ficers to be. present.
Called by Illness; Miss Velma Sev
erson, Mail Tribune stenographer,
and her sister, Mrs. Herbert Cochran
of Klamath Falls were to leave here
by stage this evening for Eugene
to be with their mother, Mrs. Edward
P. Severson. who Is to undergo an
operation In a Eugene hospital. Miss
Severson received a telcgrnm tnic j
morning stating that her mother had ;
become suddenly 1U at her home In j
Springfield, near Eugene, and tnat
an operation would be necessary to
day or 'tomorrow. Mrs. Cochran was
to come from Klamath Falls to Join
her sister hero for the Journey north.
Fire Action Reviewed A board of
fire review convened this morning
In Rogue River nationnl forest head
quarters under Larry K. Mays, senior
administrative assistant In the fire
control office at regional U. S. forest
service headquarters In Portalnd. Pur
pose of the conference was to review
the methods taken to suppress fires
on the forest during the past season
and to plan for future prevention and
suppression. ' Others attending the
session were Karl L. Jnnouch, super
visor of the Rosue forest, H. C. Obye,
assistant supervisor: W. L. Jones, con
struction superintendent: Slmeri Jar
vl, assistant forester in charge of fire
control, and District Rangers Lee C.
Port of Applgate, Homer Hixon of
Union Creek, and John Sarginwn of
Lake O'Woods. M. L. Merritt, assist
ant regional fores-tor In charge of op
erations, and J. F. Campbell, regional
fire chief, both "from the Portland
officr, also were exacted to be at
the conference, but they were called
Inst night . to Euerne after arriving
here from Grants Pass. Before they
left, however. Mr. Mcrrltt and Mr.
Campbell conferred with Mr. Jan
ouch. HOW 25 worn
LOST UGLY FAT
In Special Y. Test
Ask Your Doctor If It Isn't
f Good Way. Read EVERY Word
NFW YORK, N. V. In a test by a
prominent N. Y. Physician and na
tlonailv known newspaper woman 25
womn lt a n;;l of 2Hfl lbs. in 40
dayr- YOU, too. can fallow this 6AME,
SEN-MELE plan ncht at horn and
here it is:
First, of V;l so Urht on fatty meats
and swfts Eat pif ntlfwllv of lan
meat. fi:i. fowl. lreh fruits and
veg'-tnblf. Ar.d for proper lunc
t:or.me tnl-e a half tmpoonful of
Kni'ri.en Sal? m iw water rvcry
morn in?. DON'T MUSS A MORN
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And Hit i tmr-Mfanl!
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iinth t"-lf"ir. IMIh-r l( Mend of
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wntrr m;ie u Im-li rr itfiil tniiifral drink
-Irnitur in l-.innHt nropriin Na
w:iti-i- wlirre tvt'-'iH'n f.( women lime
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Returns Home A. 6. Rosenbaum,
Southern Pacific agent, returned
home on this morning's train from
Roseburg where he transacted bus
iness yesterday.
From Portland H. F. Chaney ol
Portland arrived In Medford thiB
morning by train to transact business
here. Mr. Chaney is president of the
Medford. Corporation.
Club To Meet Rogue Valley Radio
club will convene tomorrow evening
at 8 in its Medford airport clu broom.
Election of officers wilt take place
and all members end their guests
are asked to be present at the session.
Sister Dies Mrs, Bert B. Lowry, Sr.,
of the South Pacific highway, re
ceived word yesterday of her oldest
sister's death in Oakland, Cal, Her
sister, Mrs. James Higgins, resided in
Miami, Okla., and was in Oakland
on a visit. She visited the Lowry
home In Medford two years ago.
Driver Tests Usual weekly exam
ination of applicants for licenses or
permits to drive cars will be helu
here Saturday from 8 to 5 o'clock
Ward McReynolds, state examiner in
charge of the southern Oregon dis
trict, and his staff will be In the ex
amlnatlon room on the top floor
of city hall between those hours and
applicants are asked to report there.
Both written examinations and toad
tests will be given. To pass the
tests, applicants must be familiar
with the state traffic manual. Cop
ies of the manual may be obtained
without cost at city and state police
headquarters, the sheriff's office and
the Jackson County chamber of com
Enlists In N a v y Announcement
was made today of the tentative ac
ceptance of Jack . A. Offins for en
listment in the United States navy,
Offins formerly resided In Grants
Pass and now lives In Dorrls, Cal. He
was accepted conditionally for enlist
ment at the Medford recruiting sta
tion in charge of George E. Patterson.
He wilt leave here by train Monday
night for Portland where he will be
given his final qualifying examina
tions. If he passes the tests, he will
go immediately to San Diego, Cal.,
for three months of preliminary
training before being assigned to
actual duty, Mr. Patterson said.
Honor Man Cyril H. Albert, ap
prentice seaman of the U. S. navy
and son of Mrs. Mary E. Albert of 937
South Holly street, was rated as honor
man of his company at the San
Diego, Cal., training station for the
week ending December 3, George E.
Patterson, recruiter here was-notified
today. The rating Is based on all
around efficiency and general con
duct, Mr. Patterson explained. Honor
rating was awarded each week and at
the end of the three months" train
ing course. Albert was graduated
from Medford high school In 1937
and was accepted tentatively for navy
enlistment at the recruiting station
here. He passed his final qualifying
examinations in Portland and was
formally enlisted in the navy last
October 4.
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With two glamorus feminine stars
playing opposite, Charles Boyer comes
to the Craterlan .theatre Sunday In
"Algiers." Hedy Lamarr, who has
been acclaimed as the outstanding
glamor clrl" discovery of the year. . aaventuroiu romance of the devil-
makes her American film debut in
this picture, with Slgrld Gurle. last
seen with Gary Cooper in "Marco
Polo,' also featured In this Intriguing
mav-rarc International Jewel thief,
who tnkes refuge from the police in
Algiers' Casbah, the mysterious native
quarter where the law dares not intrude.
Romance Team
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lifer
Gary Cooper, as a much-married
millionaire playboy, and Claudette
Colbert, as his tempestuous French
wife who tames him. form the screen's
newest love team in the Ernst Lub
ltach comedy. "Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife," which plays today and to
morrow at the Roxy theatre. Edward
Everett Horton has the leading sup
porting role.
chosen secretary-treasurer. They uc
ceed Prank DeSousa, Medford post
master, and H. C. Obye, assistant
supervisor of the Rogue River na
tional forest.
Elected to the exclusive board were
Carl Massle. Grants Pas postmaster,
LEAVITT ELECTED
HEAD OF FEDERAL
Horror Pictures At Rialtb
Tokyo who remained at his post dur
ing the disastrous earthquake In
1923.
At that time an attache rushed
into his office imploring:
"Your excellency, you must leave.
There Is an earthquake."
Phone Mrs. Woods I won't be
home for dinner." the envoy replied.
He remained in the city and di
rected relief activities for the Ameri
can Red Cross.
HELP
15 MILES OF
KIDNEY TUBES
To Fluth out Acids and Other
Poisonous Waite
Doctors say your kidneys contain 18 Mlteo of
tiny tubes or filters which help to purity ths
blood and keep ycu healthy. Most people paw
about 3 pints a day or about 3 pounds of w&ate.
Frequent or scanty passages with smarting
and burning shows there may bs something
wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
An extras ol acms or poisons in your Diooo,
when due to functional kidney disorders, may
be the beginning of nagging backache, rheu
matic pains, leg pains, Iors of pep und energy,
getting up nights, swelling, pufflncss under
the eyes, headaches and dim new.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy rrliel and will help the
& Miles of kidnev tubes flush cut noiiooous
wast from your blood. Get Doao a rUia.
SCRIP: IDEAL FOR XMAS!
The Kiss of Death Is placed on
Helen Chandler by Bcla Lugosl, who
plays the title role of "Dracula."
double billed with "Frankenstein' In
the horror show of the century
which has the two features together
on the same program opening a three
day run at the Rlalto theatre.
"Dracula" Is the weird and startling
story of life after death, and the
strange human vampires who rise
from their graves at night and bring
terror and madness to those upon
whom they cast their wicked shadow
after darkness.
"Frankenstein," the "daddy" of all
splne-tlnglers and starring the mas
ter of makeup, Boris Karloff. is the
story of a love-mad scientist who
made a monster from the bodies of
the death. Loose, the- monster creates
a realm of terror never before equaled
by a horror show. The Rlalto is dar
ing their patrons to see these two
features on the same program.
Heroic Ambassador
Succumbs Aged 77
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8. (AP)
Cyrus E. Woods, 77. former U. S.
ambassador to Jnpnn, died today,
Mr. Woods was the only envoy in
B. P. Leavitt. superintendent of
Crfctcr Lr.ke national park was elected
president of the Southern Oregon
Federal Business Men's association at
Its quarterly meeting in Valentine's
cafe this afternoon. He succeeded
Olenn E. Mltohell of Oranta Pass,
supervisor of the Siskiyou national
forest.
Arch Work, In charge of the federal
experiment station here, was elected
vice president and William J. Hutch!
son, meteorologist in tfharge of the
u. 8. weather bureau here, was
The Texas planning board reports
that recent tests indicated ebony
wood grown in the Rio Grande valley
compares favorably with that pro
duced in India.
"Every Winterhad
Terrible Colds"
Nurse's Grateful Letter
"I want to thank you for the won
derful couch anil eold medicine,
HICKI.KY'S .MIXTl ltK. I bought the
first hot tie Inst winter, for the nlri
gmtloimin whom I am taking tore of,
for he li'id hut) terrible cnlds ivery
winter. The first ilnse lieipetl. nnu
nitpr the thlril dnw cnlil was cone
II does Kiieh quick work." Mrs, C.
In a. '
Don't take chances, for even the
mat Ktuhhorn. racktnc couah swift
ly yields to the powerful Influence of
rucki.eY'S MIXTURE (triple act
ing), the largest selling medicine for
cougns, coins ana uronciuun m-
or cold Canada. Clet a small bottle
at any druggist anywhere, bare ana
satisfaction guarantees aiwaya. wroi--em
Thrift Stores.
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TODAY and FRIDAY
GUESS WHO THIS
HURTS THE MOST?
Gary took her
for hi hrlde
. . . Claudette
took him for
a ride a
good long one
COLBERT (TOPPER
"BiusbeartTs
Eighth Wife"
Edward Everett Horton
and Herman Bing
ADDED SHORTS
To See Them Bath Together!
and B. E. Hayden, bureau of reclama
tlon In Klamath Fall.
Otto C- P. Kreugcr, In charge of
hte O-C revested land administrative
office here, gave a ta.lk on the present
O-C land status and outlined the
objectives of the administration.
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fill of living blood! . . . and fearsome, ferocious, frightful
Frankenstein creates a monster with the strength of ten
men to kill every living thing in his grasp 1
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HORROR
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Francois Villon . . . Gay Scoundrel ... his story brings Roar
ing Adventure . . . Breathless Spectacle . . . Flaming Romance 1
Katherine (Frances Dee), proud beauiy of the
king's court who dares the king's
wrath for her love6f Francois...
lluguetie (Ellen Drew; star of
"Sing You Sinners") ... madcap
girl of the Paris streets who
loves Francois enough to dare a
thousand perils for bis sake..i
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Ronald Colman
in Frank Lloyd's
IF I WERE KING"
with Frances Dee Basil Rathbone
Ellen Drew C. V. France -Henry Wilcoxon
and a supporting cast of thousands
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