MEDFORD MAIL TTtIBTTN"E, JfEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEilBER 25, 1931.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and Personal
to Portland Mrr W. A. Ofttea left
today the Sbasta for Portland.:
where aba will spend a week. i
!
- To Corvallli Lylo Kinney left- lor
Corvallla by train thla noon, where
be will resume studies at Oregon
5tat college.
Paul McDonald Circulates Paul
McDonald of Ashland and formerly of
Medford. was In Grants Pass Wednes
day on business.
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Hallway Representative Chanes
A. FuUen. jjstant general agent of
the Chicago Great Western Rallroid
company, with headquarters In Port
land, la here today on business.
I
Methodist Food Sale Friends of
the Ladles Aid society of the First
Methodist church are requested to
remember the sale of home-baked
foods, which the society will hold to
morrow at the Liberty market. .,
Visitors from Washington Fritz
i5aUsr and Hal Williams of Tacoma
and L. R. Lyons. D. D. Matin, Mark
Waters and W. H. Oath am of Seattle
are among the temporary sojourners
In Medford from Washington.
Judge Norton to Speak Judge H.
D. Norton Is scheduled for an address
on "The Development of a Non-Par
tlsan Judiciary," before the annual
meeting of the State Bar asoclatlon
&b MtvrsuiiBia MKiay or lumurrow,
Boyd Here on Business C. R. Boyd,
Winston fruit ranch owner, accom
panied by J. Brown, left yesterday fnr
Medford, to spend a few days attend
ing to business on the Boyd Medford
ranch. Koseburg News-Review.
i Mrs. McDongall In Hospital Mrs.
J. A. McDougall underwent a major
operation this morning at the Sacred
Heart hospital and Is reported to be
getting along as well as could be ex
pected. --"
In City Shopping Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Sohaeffer of Jacksonville and
Miss Dendl Manning and Mrs Lud
low Grieve of Prospect were In Med
ford yesterday afternoon shopping and
attending to busmea matters.
Leave for North Mrs. Florence May
and Mrs. Walter Dickey left on the
Shasta today for Portland, where they
will spend a short time before going
to Salem to the fair. They also plan
to visit in Sheridan, Ore.
Reward Offered Reward of a rea
sonable amount will be paid by O. F
Pruess for Information as to - the
whereabouts of Edgar Sebold of
Grants Pass, Mr. Pruess said In an
announcement Thursday. Grants
Pass Courier.
Visiting His Brother E. R. Cooney
of Pasadena, Cal., is here to spend
several weeks visiting his brother
William Cooney, after spending a
r short time In Roseburg visiting his
mother, Mrs. Laura A. Cooney, and
sisters, Mrs. Charles Doerner and Miss
Bertha Cooney.
Find Stolen Car The Bulck sedan
stolan from Bert Thlerolf last even
ing when It was parked In front of
his office, was located this morning
lis front of George Nellson's resi
dence on North Bartlett street. The
radiator was still hot. officers re
ported.
From Distant Places Guests from
a distance registering at Medford ho
tels yesterday Included Roger Copgrps
of Pans; France, B. W. Candmal and
M. Gala on oi New York City, Gen. and
. Mrs. H. O. Williams of Washington.
D. C Geo. R. Dlesbach of Philadel
phia, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson of
Vancouver, B. C.
Cowgll! As TravelerRalph P. Cow-
glU of Medford la quite a traveler
He knows the Oregon country like a
book. One of the places he knov
real well Is the lobby of the Imperial
hotel, which Is a clearing house for
strangers within Portland's gates. Mr.
Cowglll registered ftt the Imperial
yesterday. The Oregon lan.
Oregon lans at Hotels Residents of
state points at local hotels Include
T. L. Joy of Corvallla F. P. Knight
of Eugene, R. Devals and S. G SelUck
of Roseburg, and the following from
Portland: Dr. C. I sham, B. 0. Mc-
Henry, Roy Frank, J. A. Liggett, H
J. Merkle, R. E. McBrayer. H. A. Gob-
bert, G. 0. Thomas, B. R. Webster,
E. B. Duffy. P. S. Rex ford, H. M. Miles,
R. M. Downle, H. W. Randall, T. J
Thomas and. G. L. Dutton.
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SHOW YEAR.
Now Playing
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SYLVIA SIDNEY
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Coming Sunday
AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY
Backers to Go Bouth Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Rucker expect to leave tomor
row morning for southern California,
for an Indefinite stay In that section.
VUlt In City Major and Mrs. S. L.
VanValzah of Denver, Colo, and Dz.
and Mrs. C. G. VanValzah of Portland
are in the city as guests of Dr. and
Mrs. R. C. VanValzah.
Had Improper Car License The
case In justice court here against L.
F. Collins of Prospect for operating a
car with Improper license, was con
tinued Indefinitely today, on the un
derstanding that Collins will obtain
an Oregon license at once.
Archie on Broadway Archie Holt,
who Is the theater master of Play
house row In Medford. Is watching the
bright lights of Portland's Broadway,
to gather In a new Idea or two. And
he Is staying on Broadway, too, being
one of -the, boys ju the guest book
at the Benson hotel. The Oregonlan.
Applegate Row In Court As the
result of a quarrel between Apple-
gate ranchers on August 38 last, Sid
Hanscomb will be tried In Justice
court here Monday at 10 a. m. on
an assault and battery charge pre
ferred by Leo Hoffman. When ar
raigned yesterday afternoon. Mans
comb pleaded not guilty,
Accepts Position Here Mrs. Vlrgte
Hartlerode of Lakevlew, Ore., arrived
here this week to accept a position
with Mrs. Mabel Poague at the Cin
derella beauty shop. Three years ago
Mrs. Hartlerode, formerly Miss Virgle
Netherlands operated the beauty par
lor at Slusser's barber shop, and Is
particularly anxious to meet former
customers, she said today.
More Permits A total of 35 build
ing permits nave been Issued this
month ip until this forenoon, at nhe
city offices, according to the records,
with four being mad today. They
included J. W. Wakefield, 1003 Wat
Tenth, repair to roof, $100; George
Ranking, 114 Genesee, $200, reroof;
W. W. Phillips, 535 North Bartlett.
$25, repair to front porch; and A. J
Slocker, 1427 East Main, $50, re
moval of partition and repair garage
Visited In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert O. Hussong arrived home
Tuesday, after spending three days
In Roseburg as the house guests of
Miss Mona Porter. - Mrs. Hussong,
formerly Miss Glenna McDantels oi
Roseburg. was employed as saleslady
at the California Oregon' Power com
pany office there.
Potato Wage Scale A group of 100
potato growers In Klamath county
have adopted a wage scale and ac
cepted a uniform brand for Klamaui
county potatoes. The wage scale Is
three cents a sack for field run and
five cents for graded potatoes, and
board, or four cents for field run
and six cents for graded, without
board.
, From Bear State Among California
guests at Medf:rd hotels are Mr. and
Mrs. M. K. Young, Lee Nottingham,
W. F. Sheard of x Angeles, Alice
and Thella Munster and. Frank Mo
Bride of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs,
McPlucky and family of Vallejo, Lois
Pitman of Camp Nell, Wm. Enquipt
and family, H. A. Webster of Oakland,
J. A. Ford of Long Beach, James Lo
gan of Happy Camp, and the follow
ing from San Francisco: Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Gilbert, W. L. Rogers, E.
Callahan, C. E.- Knight, B. J. Levy
and Wm. Gordon.
Midnite Matinee On
Craterian Bill
The current attraction on the
screen of the Fox Qseterlan theater
Is Elmer Rice's Pulitzer prize story.
"Street Scene," which features Sylvia
Sidney, William Collier, Jr., and
Estelle Taylor.
Completing the program la a clever
comedy. Fox Movietone News and
Leah Holt at the console of the
Wurlitzer, In Oregon Specialties.
Tomorrow night the Fox Craterian
theater Is presenting a midnight re
vival, showing of George Arllss in
"Disraeli" and those attending the
second showing of "8treet Scene"
(Saturday night) are Invited to re
main as guests of the theater for
the revival showing.
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Haines. Plans discussed by school
board of rebuilding gymnasium.
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Tribune-Virgin Station)
Friday.
P. M.
5 to 0 Western Auto Supply:
Where to Go; news and markets
by Mall Tribune.
8 to 7 Mutual MUI; Med for a
Furrier; So. Oregon Gas; Med
ford Plate Glass.
7 to 8 Happiness TraJn; Modern
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co
5 to 9 All Request Program.
Saturday,
K M. ---
7:65 to 8 Breakfast Broadcast of
news by Mall Tribune.
8 to 0 Treasure Box, Pan Dandy,
Ivy Street Market.
9 to 10 Friendship Circle by
Economy Groceteria.
10 -Weather forecast.
10 to 11 A. Schilling and Co.:
Alexander's Food Shop.
11 to 12 Sperry Flour; Frigidalre
- White King. .
P. M
13 to 1 Oregon Theatre Guide.
Heath's Drug Store: Remote
from Fox C r a t e r 1 a n; news
flashes by Mall Tribune.
1 to 2 Firestone; People's Elec
, trie; Jackson Co. Bldg. and
Loan
2 to 3:30 World Bookman: Nov
elty program.
P. M.
4:30 to 5 KMED presentation
5 to 6 Lewis Super Station;
Western Auto Supplv; When
to Go: news and markets by
Mall Tribune.
6 to 7 Variety program. -
7 to 9 Happiness Train; all re
quest program
to the final fadeout, the pace is
never allowed to lag and there lent
a dull moment in the whole picture.
Keene, who makes hta bow as ft
western hero, has qualities which
should make him the most popular
of all cowboy stars.
Supporting the star are Marlon
Shilling, Nick Stuart and Hooper
Atchley.
The story, a fast moving tale of
a cowboy's romance with his haughty
but beautiful employer, la by Robert
F. Hill, who also directed the pic
ture and deserves plaudits for both
efforts. Replete with thrills from
magnificent riding and carefully
built suspense, the picture also pro
vides a feast for the eyes with the
wildly picturesque beauty of the
Mojave desert providing the back
ground for the action.
BROWNSBORO, Ore., Sept. 35.
VSpl.) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Borland
of Absarokee, Mont., old friends of
Mr and Mrs. H. W. Wright, were
overnight guests at the Wright home
last week.
- Geo. O. Henry and family made
several trips to Jacksonville last week
Melvin Wright came out from Med
ford Sunday and enjoyed a hunting
trip with his father, H. W. Wright.
Miss O'Brien, our new school sup
ervisor, visited the Little Butte and
Howard Hughes Has
Clever Holly Film
A ruthless behind-the-scenes pic
ture of the metropolitan press is
The Front Page," which Howard
Hughes, the youthful producer, Is
presenting at the Holly theater.
Audiences are going to be sur
prised at Adolphe Menjou In the
role of the suave, lovable but bard
managing editor. Pat O'Brien's place
In the movies Is secure as a result
of his work as the star reporter
and Mary Brian handles splendidly
the part of the little girl who is
going to marry the wild reporter.
Frank McHugh Is good for many
laughs and Walter Oatlett, George
E. Stone, Slim Summervllle and Mae
Clarke complete the brilliant cast
of this picture,
Showing with the feature Is ft
Graham McNamee News Reel, ana
a reel of football thrills. Tomorrow
night only, Karl Bennett and Mabel
Jacobs n, winners of the Atwater
Kent radio audition for the Grants
Pass district, will be heard on the
Holly stage In songs.
Husons Grandson
Dies in Portland
Funeral services will be conducted
In Clovordale, Ore., for Kenneth Hu
son, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Huson, who died yesterday af
ternoon at the Dorenbecker hospital
In Portland. The little boy was known
In Medford. where his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Huson reside.
Besides his parents, Kenneth Is also
survived by a sister, Avonell, age
three. Mrs. A. O. Huson has gone to
Cloverdale for the services.
Western Thriller
Is Rialto Feature
Fast and furious action predomi
nates in "Sundown Trail," the west
ern romance" starring Tom Keene,
now playing at the Fox Rialto until
Saturday. From the opening short
Brow ns boro schools Tuesday. i
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murray of
Medford were visiting friends here
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beamsley of Long
Beach, Cal., were guest at the homes
of Reed Charley, Lee Bradshaw and
George Brown recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bradshaw and
Reed Charley have been riding In the
mountains for several days, locking
after their cattle,
Klamath Falls Link river bridge on
Main street opened to traffic.
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F. P. Dutton and son Gay are busy
nowadays sawing lumber,
Special Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
F. & A. ., Friday. Sept. 25,
7:30 p. m. Work In the E.
A. degree. Visitors welcome.
By order of EL LENOX, W. M.
GEO. B. ALDEN, Secretary.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Black billfold containing
river', llceiut and receipt,. Reward.
Telephone B7D-U. J. W. Langaton.
FOR RENT Large pleasant front
room, close to batn; preier genu
men. 403 No. Holly.
OPPORTUNITY Will take Medford
property In trade on purchaM of a
50-acre pear orchard, fully equip
ped, near Medford. and available at
a bargain. Balance of price pay
able from orchard Income. EAItL
a T My, 310 Liberty Bldg.
ISIS
BOA Sound
SATURDAY ONLY
Rex Lease, Dorothy Gulliver
"IN OLD CHEYENNE"
Also "THE HEADACHE" and
THOU SHALT NOT"
Dally Mat 1:30, Eve. :ig
10c and 15c
Q Saturday Monday
Grpund Barley, cwt .$1.30
Miracle Egg Mash, cwt. .'..,.,. .$1.75
A low protein mash that produce, eggs.
Marvpl SrrafrK Ffrl. fwf. !R1 .RS
2 Linseed Oil Meal, cwt . $2.20
Rolled Barley, 70 lbs. . . .,.$1.00
Hod gen-Brewsters
Climax Dairy Feed, 80 lbs.. .,. .$1.30
Three Star Molasses Dairy
Feed, 80 lbs $1.15
DR. HESS FLY SPRAY
$1.25 Gallon
Bring your container.
Kills flies on the atock and keeps them off all day
in pasture.
BUY Y0UB FEED AT THE MUTUAL AND SAVE
MUTUAL MILL &
Z . r t t rv At T
S d&L u., inc. s
1 1 Phone 269 ' Sixth at Bartlett jj
- . . a.
o
Hak'u
nr .
,ina tests
will prove, it
iBESTJ...
BAKING
POWDER
DOUBLE TESTED
DOUBLE ACTION
ct PKICf .
r FOR OVER fS
25 ounces for 25 $
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SPECIALS Klamath U. 8. No. a
puds. fiO-tb. sack 65c. Fancy South.
rn sweet spud (lug lots) 9o lb.
Hard lettuce hearts, sweet and
crisp, Saturday and Monday on.
2 for 5c. Ivy Street Fruit Market.
ANOTHER sale of finest chlnook and
king salmon, fresh from the mouth
of Smith river, Saturday only at
120 lb. for half or whole fish.
Also halibut, cod. snappers, sole,
flounders, trout, oass, oysters, clam,
crabs, shrimp, ate. All bargain
priced for this occasion. Greatest
fish sale of the season. KMED pro
gram at 0:45 Saturday morning
Ivy Street Fish Market.
v ANTED Small roiiHop desk. Tel,
FOR RENT Small house: new paint,
calsomlned; stove; $13.50. Phone
1569-L.
BATTERIES charged 25c. every Mon
day; cash and carry. Service Eleo
trlc Co.. Ill So. Holly St. Tel. 1879.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 3-
room furnished or unfurnished
house, near new schools. Call 07,
days.
FOR SALE First, second and third
cutting alfalfa. Geo. F. Wright
Central Point. Tel. 119. Call evenings.
RENT OR BUY 6 or more acres off
highway; water on place. Must "be
cheap for cash. Bruca Paul, 403 8
Walnut, Boise. Ida.
FOR RENT- Desirable space for store
or small business, uood location.
Call at 17 S. Riverside.
1 R RENT 4-room furnished apt;
reasonable rent. 300 W. Jackson.
FOR RENT 40 acres; equlppeU;
Griffin oreek. Cecil Johnson, R. 1.
Box 68-A.
FOR SALE 24 dozen Jersey Giant
laying hens. Phone 503-X.
PLEASANT furn. apt.; steam heat.
Electrolux. The Berben, 10 Quince.
FOR RENT Clean furnished house
keeping room; lights, water; $13.50
831 So. Ivy.
LATE model A pickup, reconditioned
throughout and guaranteed every
jray; new rubber and license. A
steal at $334. Gates Used Car Dept.
FOR SALE 3 big registered Jersey
bulls, 13 months, $60; 9 months
$40; 3 brood sows; boar. Peter
Burreson. Sams Valley.
WANTED Merchant, ex-merchant or
man employed who has some spare
time to operate fleet of automate
machines in Medford and other
towns; make $4000 to $8000 annual,
ly. Give phone. Box 8433. Tribune
SATURDAY
NIGHT
REVIVAL SHOWING
OF
GEORC1B AR1.ESS
'DISRAELI'
. Attend the second show and
remain as our guests for the
revival presentation. .
Also
"STREET SCENE"
Tonite - Tomorrow
The Greatest Film Sensation
Since the Talkies Were Corn
COPYRIGHT 1931 BY JAQUSt MrtVCO-
1155 UiUIWJ l!J
Today fif
and Sat. J&d-y-fL
(Ai llt
INTRODUCING A NEW
WESTERN STAR
A great picture of the grent outdoors!
Teeming with action! HrlKtllng with
exciieniemi
TOM
Sundown
Trail
MARION SHILLING
NICK STUART
MARION SHILLING
AlftO
"HEROES OF THE FLAMES"
COMEDY NEWS
MATINEE lffo NIGHTS ISC
CHILDREN 100
Coming Sunday Bert Wheeler jn "Too Many Cooks"
WW
lloward Hughes Present
"THE
FRONT
P AGF
Adolphe Menjou
PatO'Brian
Mary Brian
Edward E. Horton
George E. Stone
Mae Clark
Slim Summerville
Frank McHugh
The tenae drama of newa-
nnnfiF Ufa vitalized Into a won
der film by HOWARD HUGHES,
producer of "Hell Angeu,
nd LEWIS MILESTONE, dlree
tor of "All Quiet on tha West
ern rront."
ALSO
Graham McNamee Newi
"FOOTBALL THRILLS"
a ml In nlnn motion, ahowlnf
the wlnnlnj plnye of last jrcar'e
Dig games i
STAGE
' Tomorrow Nlte Only
KARL BENNETT
Baritone
Mabel Jaeobsen
Soprano
Atwater Kent Radio Au
dition winner of Oranta
Pasa district!
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