PAG K TWO
MKHFOKO MA Hi TRIBUNE. M I'DFORP, OlMXiON, SUNDAY. FElJIU'ARV 8. .Ml.
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Iocal and
-'Personal
Will Not Itt In Siimki'l
Hurrcll ISruwn, who wus lo havo
aiipeared on the American IaIum
HinuktT tomorrow nlk'hl at the
armory, announced lut evening
ho Ih leaving town fur KUli lake
Addle-" HuselMirjr Women
(.'attain II. A. Caiiailay, re-istiur
of the l . land uffie'e at Itum
burs und former well known Med
ford resident, addrextted the IUimJ
neMH and J'rofeHlnnal Woiim'Ii'h
eluh uf KombuiK last Kriday lUlxt . lo do road work. He wu to have
jn u puhiie illsrusfion of the sub- ; heen in u meliminary. A ub
(jLvt of the world court. Intitule has already heen necured
i - ' fin it.-. ti-ti-u ..i 11 ..j t
Tho uuUUlllillllr I VdllH uf tlllM : ('IIU. .,v..l.. . i... t ...'. ' ...
week 111 il...lfu,-U u... I...K-..U. , K.Khly.tuu ,.,., ,lavu l,c,-n hav.. ... r.,.-t I.. flBhllllK to earn
birthJuy. cun.h.B on l l r ,y ... U ; k,,U.d by tn..em und hm.M lh'.i Ilvelil.,.,,.1. II.. 1...1 nut appeal-
will, the mm,, I color! ul l.l..l'..l..,,.,UBl.l ,,.ty , ,, llsl , a ,.,. ,,' ....
o ,. , U..M..U.H In .1,.. ev.j,l.,B,. . .1.0,,, il)s. A ,, fol. lM)umy ! w ' '
lIuLI M.-ufor.! . .111.1 M akl,-43 uu,ltu.,, ,,,.,,, ,, ,,ul.
Uo .lay. i-omlnK on Niluril.iy. . January and 39 appli.:H lulls -m
with many i.oi-ii.1 .unu thai eve- ,,, , Un.v ,,r TlllM , , ..,. u,.,.,.,,......
And Kill Hooks In ll.iM'bl.l'i: j
.Martin It. Klll tz pillt last wt't-k j
In K.oburc ittidtllnu vui-Ioum hui-i -j
of books In that city. i
Faces Oil Charge
'1)1 Kteui. of This Week
Can't Iorut I'omier Home
John Itoyle. ;trtLtuni rnanaucr
of the Copeo here, sihmu Home
time laxt week in Klamath Fall,
of which city lie L- a former prom
inent resident and former exalted
ruler of Us -;ik lodju, and look
part in the IoIk; cercmoninl
Thtirnday niht us one of the paM
exalted rulers. , ,
nliiR, and also a few the iiikIu he
fvrc.
hoU Specialist 'UIin Valley
Arthur King, soil specialist with
the extension service of Oregon
Suite college, spent some time In
Jackson county last week, making
an investigation of valley conditions.
largest numucr m uounty claims: I'miik Kellther of New York
to he submitted in a like period ' city, en route to The Duller, Ore.,
of time in the history of the of- i was umunK the out of state motor-fice-
; ii wlut rcKistercd yeHteiday at
. T" ,. H local branch of the out of
Mr , .r.... III C. Norm , w aut(J r(.e,HtrUoil bui.4.au
v , J't ,rft,,l't , ," ul,m7Ii-'" "M.torlsu included Harold
ness in Klamath i alls, will , Ju(1 ,toX of s t , f
leave today for Seattle to attend i .
, .i iiiui.-LiiiK oi ine manauerH 01 lie; it .
MurrlUBu MeriihO Iutl .Metroiolltan Insurance ct.mpuny j ,,:" f , J' 1 f,u'l' ain'
The county clerk's office issued for the northwestern territory. Mv. L r1.' 7nl;,,rIJ,a1'I"t
a marrlaKe license late yesterday ! Grunt is manager of the southern ; C,b' iIctirord "Ult Co..
to Myron brookfield. 23 and! Oregon office of the coniiany. r
.inueiine tmsic. l. iotn r Aieu-j
lord. I I-adies. if your wardrobe needs'
ijoinf? over to finish uu the reason. 1
call the Kashiun Shop, 4''4 .Med-
ford IlldK., 1'hone 1 IK. tf j
Mm. I crliiiL- Asks Divone
Carol tiray CerlinKs lat week
in Klamath Kails filed suit aRainHt
John Adiim l.ertnt. Jr.. eliurln
desertion. She ask the care and
j custody f u minor child and S t ' r
I a mouth for the care and support
i of herself and the child, statinu
that t'erlinKs U 24 years old and
u-npjihle uf enrnini; $I7 1 month.
;Tiiy were married In Ashland on
April 2f,, ii3rt.
SCIENCE OUSTS
GLIB SALESMAN !
IN BOOK CHCfCEi
learn at that partieular tirade. A
few fend out biirves similar to
l liose compiled and used in the
loenl M-houl f-ywteni ami the piint-i
ed work is taliini; tlio place of tin-1
hook acnt.
RETIRED BANKER
The .hland Coffee Shop is
jtervitif a .special price Sunday
Turkey dinner with all Its trim
mings 7 .c. 3 1 !
I ( eg i titrations I in rea c
Victor TenKwnld. clerk of the
county court, reported yesterday
that registrations of unemployed
men in Jackson county have in
ereaHed to S04 and that so far
approximately 6a0 have been given
emcrBeney employment on roads.
There- are around lou jobs open
to tho applicant! and eueh man
in permHted to work one week
ony to give opportunity to others
to share in the relief projects.
Morses Sent To Meat riant
Three carloads of wild horses
have been shipped from Klamath
rounty during the past week to
Sch lesser Brothers' plant at Ken
ton, near Port in ml, wliero they
have been slaughtered under gov
ernment supervision and manu
factured into food and other com
mercial products.
Older tilils Stale Meet
Kugene will entertain the Ore
gon idder girls' conference .March
7 and K. About ftihi delegates
juml : adult leaders and advisers
faience Is held under the auspices
of the Oregon Council of Christian
l-Mucatlon. delegates are to be
sent from Sunday schools of the
various churches in the stale.
1 It urn heavy rough und smooth
blocks; they Uust longer. .Med. Fuel
Co.. Tel. 621. lf
It. K. School Janitor Head
.Willard Uorton. uged t4 yeaj-a.
who died at his homo In Hogue
Itiver lust Monday was janitor of
the Hoguo Itiver scliuols for elev
en years. Ho leaves a wife and
five children und nine Krandchil
'Urn, beside a host of friends.
U r o k e n windows regluzed by
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 23uif
To l.lvo In Vancouver
A. Anderson, fat her of O.
.M. Anderson of this ully, irf now
getting nicely located in his new
home at Vancouver, It. C. where
ho has been for the past ten days,
according to word received here.
I More Homily Warrant '
The rounty clerk office Usued
bounty warrants yesterday to!
j Harold Crump of Jacksonville.'
! four coyotes; J. It. Albright of
Ashland, one coyote; W. R. MuMey,
fof Itiitti- Kails, one eoyote; John !
Mardon of OoUl Hill, one coyote: ;
j Hugh t'ombesi of Ttilent. one coy-i
1 ote and one bob-cat.
l-ori'cd i-3$ I'holO
Charges that Herbert J, Hager
man. special Indian commissioner
(or the Navajos. was guilty of "im
proper conduct" in leasing Indian
oil lands was Investigated by the
senate Indian affairs committee.
Prill Sheet .Metal Works due
expert ropnirlng, fender and auto
body repairing. tf
letiv' For South
.Mrs. Kate Walters of Ashland
and .Miss Jeane Ferguson wfll leave
today for l.o Angeles. They alsi
plan to visit In San Fnineico. and
Long lleach before returning north.
FOX THEATRES 10
GIVF TR! - WEEKLY
CAST
Helm u to McMliiiillle
Dr. ami .Mrs. W. ). Ih.ffman of
.Mc.Minnville will return home on
Monday after visiting ur the home
of their brother and sister-in-law
Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Hoffman.
Mrs. K. W. Hoffman will accom
pany them north und will visit
her sons Vhgil ami Vernon Cov
erstoue in Portland.
J Karllenl of All seed potatoes at
j reasonable price; H. K. J.ickman.
, MAHn. Ore.
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I No Mntcli 'S4-ieliilr(l
t "While- two weeks have elasped
(since-the lust wrestling match in
Mdford, Herb Owen, promoter.
ihn niade no announcement for a
limtoh scheduletl for thlH week.
I Itay Frisbie a nd Hon M ti Ir u i
' pared In the last mutch before
a- fir- slued crowd and fought a
hard 'battle. If there is no match
this week, it is possible tluc pro
muter will wlt throe or four
wks before singing another
match.
Portraits of 1 distiuetlon. The
Pea-leys. opp. Holly Tlieater. tf j I
Dry fir .slabs S.VVU per load. Med.
uel Co.. Tel. 631. tf
llcaUh I Hit PerkliiB I p
With ilu- return to duty the
other iluy of Dr. II. c. Wilson,
county health officer, from his flu
illness to usual duty, and yesterday
of Mrs. Augusta PadKham. cotin-
ty nurse, rnun her illliesK tr two
weeks, ami the fact that Miss
Josephine Koppes, health unit sec
retary, who has been ill for a
week Willi the flu was abb- to sit up
yesterday, the county health unit
Is getting back to normal and
next week wfll get lnii full swim:
duty again. No successor has jet
been announced of a county nurse
to Hiicceed Miss Kdith Laubseher.
who recently left to locate in Se
attle. Mrs. I. yd a King is the third
county nurse.
Mrs
t.bliil III
Mis. II. L. Olenn has been ijuito
ill at her home for the past week,
it was learned yesterday.
License Sales Continue
Although there are two humane
officers at work in Medford and
county points selffng doi license.-,
quite a number of doj,- owners
luive made ilu-ir appearance at the
t entity clerk V office during the
p.ist week to obtain licence. Own
er are reminded the period of de-limiu-ney
will begin at the end of
this month when a two dollar pen
alty will be invoked on all doir
tai.-. sold after that date. Tags
sold yesterday went to Margaret
Ciison uf Ashland. Frank Harrison
and the Webb brothers of Central
Point. M. H. Johnson. Bert Asher.
and Mri. Amelia Hunch and it. J
Knight of Phoenix.
fur new studio jr; oiposite new
Holly theater. The Peaslcys. tf
l'hone 342. We'll haul a w a y
your refuse;- city Sanitary Service.
2I7tr
Min. Pickett Uctiirns North
Mra. Hruco Kiauklln Pickett hatt
returned to her homu In Portlaml
after having visited her imilher-In-luw
und father-in-law, Mr. ami
.Mrs. lii Forrest Pickett of tlohl
Hill, and Iter husband's aunt and
tnioie, Mr. and Mrs. (.'heater W.
McDonald.
Permanent wave that leave your
hair oft und attractive looking.
l ono for 3 at Kathryn Loca
tell's, 230 8. Centrul. I'hone 1374.
Hr. Hayes To Kclurn
FrlondH in this city of Dr. Janus
N. lluycs me stud to learn that
ho frill return to his home here
tomorrow evening from Portland.
, where he has been receiving
treatment In the St. Vincent hos
pital. Dr. Hayes is In a much
improved condition accordinR to
tho telephone message received on
Thurntluy by Mrs. Hayes from Dr.
Joyce. Mm. Huyes left Medford
Friday night to accompany Dr.
Hayea on hln return to Medford.
Proving that smart ness with
r. o n u m y is possible,
Kthelwyn IT. Hoffmann is now
showing droses in newe-t print
for 113.00 to J2V00. Watch our
diMhty windows for authentic
style. 3; 3
Tulip Oil Permaiients for Spring!
Free shampoo with $1 marcel or
finger wave Mon., Tues. Wed. bob
bed hair. Huwman s. Phone 57.
320
Itllllnglea In Portland
.1. H. Itillingsiea. supervisor of
the Siskiyou national forest at
OrantH Pass, has been detailed to
the public relations department of
the district forester's office at
Portland for February and is now
in that city.
Was PrlnclpHl SKiiker
( L. (J. !erten. entomologist of
I the Southern Oregon experiment
i station at Talent, was the principal
spenker yesterday afternoon at the
meeting at the Hotel .Medford of '
valley fruitgrowers. It had been
reported that M r. (ierten was of
t'orvallis. connected with the Ore
gun experiment station.
.Mr. Harvey In City
(I. W. Harvey of Dtmsinuir. fa!.,
with the Continent:.! Freight tur
e:iu, arrived in Medford last eve
ning from the south.
Week-end In Portlaml
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Iladley and!
sou are spending the week-end in
Portland .for which city .Mrs. Ilad
ley and the boy departed Friday
and were joined at Ituuchurs by
Mr. Dudley for the rent uf the
(rip.
Ctah's best coal "0 per ton
off car. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 3l.
If"
Normal .huiior Prnni Hall
Many Medford young people are
planning uii at tending the annual
Junior Prom ball of the Ashland
Normal school which will be held
at Ashland next Saturday night.
Iaes -'m Prosser
Mrs. .1. C. Pruden of Ma. ArU,
who arrived in Medford Tlle.iday
niorn'iig and has been visiting her
father. A. I. liallsbaek and other
relatives, left last evening by train
for Prosper. Wash,, where ytje will
visit Mr. and Mrs. ti. . Pru.len.
She will return to Medford on
Wednesday where she will remain
until Saturday. .
i lias Iteiiirmtl Home
i Kay Offenhachor has returned
to his home In the Neil Creek sec-
; I ion. after having been in Med
ford a short time recovering from
a broken bp sustained in a tree
falling accident last month. He
wan at the home of the parents
of Mrs. Offenbucher. .Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Daniels. He is now able
to walk about with the use of
crutches."
Lovers of pipe organ music will
he glad to learn that the Fox
West Coast theatres, operators of
the Craterian and Itiatto theatres
in Medford, have completely - ar
ranged for three weekly organ
broadcasts over' KM FD, the Mail
Tribune-Virgin station. Two pro
grams will be sponsored by local
merchants in conjunction with the
t h en t res a n d the t hi id will be
sponsored by the theatres alone.
Lea Holt, pipe organist of long
experience, will play the Kialto
theatre organ in all concerts, the
first of which will be presented
tomorrow evening from 6:30 to
7:0ii o'clock, sponsored by Deck's
Hakery. The second concert of the
week will occur Thursday fore
noon for 30 minutes, beginning at
1 1 o'clock, and will be sponsored
by the Jarmin & Woods drug
store. The-third will be sponsor
ed by the Fox West Coast Theatres
and will be presented Friday eve
ning from :30 to 7:00 o'clock.
Inasmuch as the doors of the
Kialto theatre open at C: 4 5. pat
rons at this popular showhouse
will have an opportunity of hear
ing 15 minutes of the concert in
the theatre from which the music
will be broadcast by remote control.
For grade A raw milk, call :!,
Campbell Dairy. Two deliveries.
Med for, I Widow Marries
A marriage licence was iwstied
yvsierdiiy it the office ,f the
county clerk to- Fred Stephenson.
50. laborer. K lit math Fall and
Ca-sJ,. Stephenson. II, Medford.
Mrs. Stephenson is the widow of
Fred Stephenson's brother. Klam
ath Falls Herald.
Vocadonnl (iiihlc Talk ;
Miss Coral Uamscy, teacher of
vocational guidance tn the Med-;
ford high school, discussed vocji- '
tftion il problems for women before i
(the Cold Hill high ehool clrb In'
Yrcknu Visited .Miilforil that city last Thursday night. j
.ur. joe itrocg ami Mr. una .mis. ;
Itehckah To Attend 'Ser. let - t
Members of the local Kebekah
hid to are to gather at two o'clock
this afternoon at tho lodge hall
to attend the funeral services of
John L. Denimer, according to an
aunoiimement made yesterday by
Mrs. Kate Laidley, noble grand.
KLAMATH FALLS. Feb. 7 ()
-Another rate, reduction by tho
Southern Pacific ltailway from
points on the Modoc Northern Hue
and tho Altura cut-off. to practc
n My all large cities of thu Pacific
const, was announced today, to he
come effective March it. Tho rate
ccveis flour, cereals, cereal pro
duoi. urn in and grain products. It
is Hie second rate reduction made
by tho company in Klamath county
within the week.
' Whut may be a certain cure
for one person is often utterly,
uivless in the case if another."
says a doctor. It in no good, for
example, advlsiiur a kleptomaniac
to try to take things quietly in
t In- fnt ore. Tin- Humorist .
The day when the i!li-tungued
book sahman the most
. books in past at least 0 r.u- us
j the Medford city schools nre c--n-
cerned. For Medford docs not buy
j her primers, arithmetics and geog-
rapines on the recommendation
t f traveling agents.
-Miss Louise I'.asford. statistician
connected with the city supeiiu
j tendent's office. Ih working on a
' fitrvey uf several primary readers
i preliminary to purchasing some
j lor Med ford's younger generation
' to use in mastering one of the
j three It's.
; Instead of glancing through the
, primers to note the pictures of
Peter llabblt or the Ked Fox. or
looking to see if the cover is
j Jood-louking, ,i.sS Has ford is
j much more concerned with other
I properties of the book,
j She has a chart in which he
i ounts the number of limes cer
: tain words appear in the.primei's.
i Pages an selected at spared in-
tervals and every word counted
' This serves to show if the book is
! likely to have too ma ny wcrds
I the children do not know,
j On another sheet of paper she
I notate. her opinion of the physi
cal makeup of the hook, the dura
! bility of binding, paper stock.
size c:f type, alt racti en ss of i!
' lustratfims.
She reads all the stories and
i weighs their worth in the teach
! ing of the primary students, eoin
j nientfl on the spirit of the book
I and the sut la bility of the plots
j and writing skill of the author,
i All thif tak s many hours of me
! ticulous work and results are ali
' charted and compar.d with books
! stibmitied by other book agents.
In other words, the best book, nut
the het salesman, wins".
This procedure i; none through
. w itenevt-i- a n w set oi" books,
1 either basic text." or supplemen
tary readers, a re chosen. Similar
surveys are made when the schorl
system buys geography bocks 'r
urithm-'CcM for its students.
In these cases the books have to
. be closely examined to determine
if each new book adds some new
information to what the ono used
in the lower grade taught and in
addition provides some drill over
i the exercises learned the previous
year. Imperially is this necessary
in arithmetic o that the students
do not forget hush- drills of ad
dition, subtraction, multiplication
nd the like
Seme wise book companies are
getting away from the loiig-wind-cd
salesman who points out the
! beautiful pictures and other sur
; face i;un!fties, but does not try to
I sell his book by showing that it
Tenon- the dM what he slvxthl
TALENT VISITOR
Leslie Work, retired banker of
New York, visited at the home of
his cousin. Mrs. Henry llurnetto
of Talent, over the week-end. Mr.
Work, a nephew of the late Orvllle
Work, visited his relatives in Tal
ent 14 years ago. He has cross
ed the continent I!3 times and says
this is his last trip. He is eiiroute
to Oroville, Wash., to make his
home. M r. Work established I lie
first bank at thnt place over 40 I
years ago. Since then he has es
tablished banks at different places,
at last going to New York where .
he resided until his health began
to fail, and he found it necessary ;
to change climates. Mr. Work was
an officer of the Y. M. C. A. and
went to Kurope during the war.
Mr. Work has one son living ;
at Oroville. Wash.. Kenneth M. I
Work, who has an apple orchard
at that place.
WING OPENS M
SUB - DIVISION ON.
BEAR GREEK TODAY
I )etroit Free press doesn't sup
pose the Senate, "if It s.il in a
hall of mirrors, would be able to'
see its- If as o tilers wt'H it." If It
did. the Nye committee would in-!
vestigute ihe mirrurs. Toledo1
Pintle.
A new sub-division of 2 S cm
and a half acre tracts will be
opened today by Chas. A. Wing,
local real olatc man. Tho new
division will be known as Fl
Key and is located one half mile
couth of the Jackson County fair
grounds near the Pacific' high
wa y.
Si uic of th' ground Is under Ir
rigation and sonic is without, each
tract fs located to make a beau
tiful building site.
The land Included In the Hub
division is very rich Hear Creek,
bottom land. A graded and grav
eled road runs through the sub
division offering wid road front
age for each tract.
The tracts will be sold at reus
onalde prices and effer an ideal
location for person-' carrying on
b u s i n ess i n M ed ford .
One home has already been
completed within the sub-division
end another is under construction.
The psychologist who wiys the
movies keep people sane may be
instancing another case of rela
tivity. At least we're not so crazy
:in so in? of the films. Philadel
phia Inquirer.
Fox West Cpast Theatres
2.
Hall Perot of Yreka were visitor Vl-diing In Itodmrg
In Medford last Wednesday, having t Ls. Henrietta Young, of J u l;-;
autoed to this city in the morning I sonville. is spending several days;
and left for home that ctenfnir. 11 Koseburg us the hor- gue-t uf-
- ! he: oii ami d.itightcr-ln-!:iw. Mr. t
r or grade A raw milk, cull ; and Mrs. Donald Vounjr. '
Cumpiejl Dairy.
Two deliver. es
i tf" Mr. I.iman Cointog Home
M
fr. n.l Mr.. II. t.rv
hd brrn mlrtliiK In Khtm.uh
Fulls for mime tint )Mt. nrrie.l
In MnHnril ln.it work to make this
rtty tliclr future hum..
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY)
FK l;i;.'T Housekeeping room.
:.S1 Au.-tin. ll' 1
Plow inff don by the day or ere.
lt9onable. Box M. F.. cart Trh
Ottne. j i $
" - 1 n
h, FOK llll.N'T- S-ioom modern f m I
lushed apartment. ..34 North'
Partlett. 31'Mf J
SACltlFlCK ."4 a, res Improved j
highway ranch. Ilox 145. Tal-
cut. 3:T. i
Your
Kiddies
cUscrve the finest bread
money can buy. Skimp
o n anything; but the
vital part of every menl,
"good wholesome
bread."
U KWA K i for info: mat on Jeiey ;
heifer hut Hliout IVci inU i la. j
SUt right ear and curved horn, j
Phone 44T-1.-J. 3:'n ,
W 114. SKLT. half interest in good
business proposition to iv liable
party who will conduct buinea.
Investment tioutt. Ilex r't
M.iil Tribune. )is t
ind Mrs. Fred Seiieffel and :
Mrs. illi.im Lyman are expected
to arrive back In Medford this
evennm or Monday from Portland,,
fur which city the former couple '
departed Friday to ltnet Mrs. Ly
man, who was to arriv,. thevc on,
he?- way home frooi Kunert. Idaho.
where .-he had been visiting rela-l
tles mid friends. '
. ;
m .mpi:u mow sn iuo j
Has m jtptvial price fur February
of a JJ.eo n duct tun on any sixe
photo in hi- studu. Includ ng one
xlu portrait in a nice easel with
ifli dxn. 3: N. Central. 3 1 T if
Special t onimniihiition.
Metlfoid Uidue No. 103. A.
F. - A. M.. Sunday. Feb.
xth. i p. hi., at lodg, hall,
for the purpose of attend-i-oudiieiing
furcral of liro.
Iemimr. You are urged
be prejM-nt. I. L. LKNO.V.
M. IIOCSTON. Secy. W. M.
31!
N.
ing and
John l,.
A stated assembly
of Table Kock CiHin
cil No. Tuesday.
F. Hi at 7;.1u p. tn
Degree work and
ovs('i- stew. X'isitiitt:
companions are wel
come, p,.v older of F. J. Mcpher
son. LI. MiMten
CKO. P. ALDKN.
Keconler. 321
MMS HAJ K Knairt oats. txnrdle
I m r le v und til tn I fa seed . AUti .
ehon e alfalfa buy. b.nK'd or ;
loose. Phone t;-l-. 333 j
I'OU SALC Alfalfa ,e'd. SyT-H-J J
tv c. iioirr, a i ; : r i
FOK KKNT Nicely furnished
apartment. P r 1 v te entrance
I'Ul West 1Mb .tiy
Not hi.
All Odd Felon a:e reuueMe,! to
meet at the hall at 2 o'clock Sun--day.
to attend the funeral of Pro.?
J. 1- ivmnioi. K. F. HoN
1l'- SecV
I
Si.ltlli Kile
Sliit.-.l meetiiiK 7:3.. i.
in. Frlnuary yih. Inl;. I
littlvn un.l work in chap
lr d.'Kfo.'j..
i:. WILLIAMS. f.y.
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Mull Trlbun" classifir-it a.15 rrach
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HanilsomcTonyCavendish,
"Amcrica'sGreatcst Lover,",
blows in on Broadway
from Hollywood, pursued
by a legion of reporters and
two process servers. Rea
son: Zeta Kaydak, flaming
Polish beauty wants
$200,000 heart balm. Meet
Tony "at home"' and pet
the screaming details. .
Sec
FREDRIC
MARCH
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THE ROYAL FAMILY
OF BROADWAY
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STARTS TODAY
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Talking Comedy
MOVIETONE
NEWS
Free votes on
Talking Doll and Bicycle
Mon. Mat. and Eve.
NEIL HAMILTON
MARIAN NIXON
The love story sublime, dress
ed in brilliant scenes, shot
thru with romance,, love. JeM
ousy. youth and laughter.
Admission
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HERE IS A BARGAIN
We have a complete line of Nursery Stock.
Some Home-Grown Pear Trees
on French Root
BAP.TLETT BOSC D'ANJOU SICKEL
15c and 20c each
SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TKEES FLOWERING
SHRUBS VINES
" Free Landscaping Service"
VILLA NURSERIES
524 S, Riv. Medford
TeL 1317 or 1317-J-2
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2 Days Only, Starting
TODAY
Continuous Shows 2:0011 p, m.
The Critic Proof Thriller
TOM MOORE
LOLA LANE
IN
"The
"COSTELLO
CASE"
Gang warfare . . a poltcemsn on the spot
... a young couple suspected . . .
ALSO Metrotone News Comedy
ADMISSION --M.it. 10. 23 Eve. 10. 33
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