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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1939)
IWEUHJKU HATE TRIBUNE, MEDTOKD, OKEGON. "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1939 AGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Drunk Floated William E. English, charged with being drunk and annoy- I Ing people on the street, was orderfd ! to leave town or apend 10 days tn ! city jail. He said he would leave. fteturni Home Mrs. R. H. South wide returned to ber home at 816 West Tenth itreet recently from Cratr Lake national park, where ahe wma employed at park headquarters during the summer months. Bond&g Here Norman Sondag, as sociated with the Australia-New Zealand-American Trading company, ar rived In Medford this morning by train to transact business for several days. He Is a guest of Charlea Wtng during hl Medford stay. Rummage BaleDaughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War will hold a rummage sale September 39 and 30, at 130 East Main street. All those having bundles are asked to get In touch with Mrs. Oliver Rogers. Mrs. Larry Schatfr or Mrs. Fred Scbeffel. Examine Coming A state exam iner of operators and chauffeurs1 will be In Medford city hall Saturday between the hours of 0 a. m. and 5 p. ra., and all those desiring permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get In touch with the examiner during these hours. Dies In South Mrs. E. N. Eldrldge received word today of the death Tuesday morning of Mrs. George Hoffman of Marysvllle. Cal. She was a former Medford resident and has a host of friends here who will mourn her death. Survivors Include two sons, Verne and Dean Swlnson, and one granddaughter, Miss Barbara Lee Swlnson. Cubs to Meet The 16th regular achievement council of Jackson school Cub pack No. 1. Boy Scouts, will meet In the Jackson school auditorium Friday evening at 7. All persons Interested are Invited to at tend. The aeeelon should be of pe dal interest to parent of boys be tween the ages of 0 and 13 years old Don n at In Here C. F. Donnatln of San Francisco, assistant general man ager of the Southern Pacific Railroad company, arrived In Medford this morning In bis special car attached to the northbound train. He plan ned to spend the day In the valley and expected to travel to Crater Lake national park. This marks his first trip to Medford. His secretary Is traveling with him. New Residence A. C. Knudsen ap plied at the elty building inspector's oiflce yesterday for a permit to con struct a new residence at 645 Pine street at a stated cart of $1500. Mrs Clara A. Young of 36 Newtown street applied for a permit to repair her residence at a stated cost of $400. L. A. Mentzer of 707 Wert Second street applied for a permit to build a private g&raga at a stated cost of $50. Ray Norval of 628 South Cen tral avenue applied for a permit to build a shed at a stated cost of $40 Plane Pawn Rem Miss Helen Eb lnger and E. B. Maxfteld, associated with the California Utilities, were passengers getting off the United Malnllner this forenoon at Medford municipal airport. Arriving here on Tuesday morning's early northbound plane was William M. McAllister, Medford lawyer, who had been In Lo.i Angeles. Miss C. Moore got off the Tuesday southbound flagstop plane and Morris Schnttzer cams here Bing Crosby's School Days Picture on Sunday Bill 1 V A 1 'A "TO.'"? Oldsters and youngsters will thrill as Ring and these talented It's Blng Crosby In the best of all his role, the title role of "The song-writing, star-making showman. Otis Edwards. In the picture, Blng makes stars out of talented kiddles, sings all of Our tunes. kiddle i sing "School Pars, School Days" and n dozen other old fimrttr. Star Maker," glorious song-studded picture suggested by the lire rf hat which comes to the Craterlan theatre for a three-day run starting Sunday. and four new hits. from Klamath Falls to board the same plane. Ha was going to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. WU- were paenengers boarding the after Hams of Medford and Doris Jackson noon northbound plane. Rialto's Stars and faatura OB tha laugh program Alton Jenktna plays DaUettT Me. Brld. In thla saw aerial nf , dealing with th, adrenturee of tha expineivB leznaia reporter. Wrlrd iDlrttuall&tio ar&nrv- mikt.. rlra of Drofeastonal milr'.r. orim murder, under seemingly aupemilu i circumBiancpi romDine in a, tale of reality and unreality In "Mlraclaa For Sale," starring Robert Young and Florence Rice and playing today and tomorrow only at the rfew Rlalto theatre. Directed far tha mm hn made "Dracula" and the Immortal Lon Chaney horror masterpteoea. "Miracles Tor Sale" also featumi Henry Hull. Prank Craven. l in.. man and Astrld AUwyn. "Torchy Plays With Dynamite." the first of the new Torchv Minn serlee starring Jane Wyman aa the new Torchy Blane, plays aa the sec- Closlng time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is Ida p. m. RETER FRUIT COMPANY Employes are asked to report for work Friday Morning September 29th T Transfer Captain and Mrs Una 8- Chaplin ara being transferred from the Medford CCC district to the Presidio In San Francisco. They plan to soil for South America, oa No vember 4 for a pleasure cruise. ill Tomorrow and Friday 1 I Mthe nmi& 5, I SIOKGI IIIRT r aan gi A OLIVIA J 1 I0IH I kill -"Ts 1 I f fuss its ZV3 j FNDg TOVTTB! -? iii- H P 1 ifflVl! ilw I 1 ' latej tha beautiful pottry of I ,x n O C'T XT !J4? $5 Mff 1 . TlJ id t.h,li.y. that p.rhop,ot last ' O UV 1 lX ' V tA VPh Mm (-I S I fr R sh.hasfoundth. great lov. of . M f' IrVVV " v ,V WvW Mr i IliKr-ttsr W$ PALACE PARTY. The banquet of the Maharajah of Ranchipur In honor of the visiting lord j JlJr tx f' end lady Esketh Is o reunion for Edwina Esketh and Tom Ransome, who rekindle an old NJSjgSStp8- T g l 49si5 I love. Present at the affair ore (left to right) Mr. Bannerjee, suavely Western on the surface JPSSrTl III 1 UOw 1 1 but Indian in heart and soul; lord Esketh, ruthless Industrial boron; the Maharajah and II l2 1 v; ' Moharani; Rasthid All Khon (Williom Royle), swaggering Chief of Police; lady Esketh and f Jl fj -! ' 'MM 'r I J 0' , l' ''A.t llwooi Fl br hi rtill-pourlnj rains, the A I 4',;,; T .j,, , ' V v v 'V'a ' " I even the ruined refuge of Tom and Edwlno IS I fc tViZ. . -a,tewl PIAOUEI To odd to the olreody monstrous task confronting the relief workers, typhoid and cholera rage In the once-proud city, Torn between her desire to live selfishly and her lovi for Safti, Edwina WJ- s,yJ l0,t t0 n,m night and day at his side. But his realization of his love for hsr comes too late I is threatened. They take to a flimsy boot to acrnna rartnln rtnnm ....r. ...... . . : -. wmjm. afW -Jl 1 v ti t WWTIiia in Mi il sWawal n s I Is m mi I . .-,.- v 1 rvi -t!M PLUS SHORT SUBJECT NUMBER ONE . . . 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