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MEDFORD MUL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931. PXGE FIVE 3 ' Local and Personal Betunu from North Mrs. B&l Piatt hw returned to Medrord rrora busl n trip to corvalla and A&lem. Visiting Klamath Mrs. Anna J. Parker Is a house guest at ths home of Mrs. Led a. Parker of Klamath Falls. ' Here from a Distance Mrs. N. B. Foster of Calgary, Oaru and R. 8. Miller of Chicago. 111., are among gueeta from a distance at local hotels. Mrs. Howard Returns Mrs. Lottie Howard has returned from Klamath Palls, where aha spent several days attending to business matters. Returns Home Mrs. John Lucas and baby daughter left the commun ity hospital yesterday for their home in Eagle Point. Back In City M. O. Kurtz. Gen eral Motors auditor, has returned after spending a week in Roseburg auditing the Hansen Chevrolet books. Spent Day Here Ed Johnson and L. M. Scroggtns were among the resi dents of Klamath Falls who were spending yesterday in this city. Pep Rally Today To arouse Inter est In the football game with Glen dale high school tomorrow afternoon, a pep rally was conducted this after noon at the Junior high school. ' - Oil .Man at Roseburg O. L. Hard ing of the Standard Oil company Is pending a few days at the Roseburg plant of the company, attending to business. Mrs, Morgan Guest Here Mrs. V Tesale Morgan of Central Point Is among residents of that district who have visited Medford friends this week. Mr. Pickle Recovering C. A. Pickle la still confined to his home on Beatty street, recovering from a recent oper ation. He hopes to be out soon greet ing his friends. Home from Visit Mr. and Mrs. ' James Kerr returned to Medford Mon day afternoon after spending several days In Klamath Falls visiting with relatives and friends. Here qn Business Roy En tier and L. J. Ryan of the Honeyman Hard ware company are In this city for a few days -from Portland, calling on local firms. s Sheridan In City State Policeman Tom Sheridan was In Medford today from Grants Pass. He has been 111 for some time, and Ib now recuper ating. Visits Brother Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Gibson of Logansport, Ind., arrived In Medford today to visit Mrs. Gib son's brother, J, H. Cochran of this city. Undergoes Operation Dorothy Craig of this city underwent a major operation at the community hospital this morning and la reported to be getting along nicely. Leaves for Weed H. W. Snider of Coker Butte has gone to Weed, Cal.. to work on the new theater being erected by Walter Leverette of this city. Returns to Canyonville J. W Rld dell, who has been attending to busi ness Interests here for the past sev eral days. Is leaving today for Can yonville. Mrs. Isaacs Returns Mrs. Edna Isaacs has returned to her position at the Hutchison Mercantile company store after more than a week's illness, and Is being welcomed back by many friends, who have missed her smile and are glad to know that she Is feeling much better. Leaves Hospital Today Henry Con ger, who sustained Injuries when knocked down by a truck in this city day before yesterday. Is leaving the Sacred Heart hospital today. He Is In a much improved condition. Issue School Paper The first edl-i tlon of the Junior High News will be off the press Friday afternoon, It has been announced at school. The first Issue will be a three-column,! eight-page paper. Red Cross board to Meet The regular monthly meeting of the ex ecutive board of the Red Cross will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 :30 o'clock at the Roc; Cross office. All members are urged to be present. In City from Portland Johnny Johnston, representative of the Pa cific Fruit Express, is a business caller here today. Jack Brady, traveling electrician for the Southern Pacific, is also here from Portland. Business Callers Today Robert Nichols of Prospect is spending today I In this city transacting business and visiting with friends. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bachus of Jacksonville are also in Medford today. " ' Weds Medford Girl Jack Holcomb, manager of the MacMarr store at Treka, was married Sunday to Miss Lela Schaffer of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb will make their resi dence here and have started house keeping. Yreka Dally News. Knox Goes North Deputy United States Marshal Roy Knox left thlB noon on the Shasta, with H. C. Atkin son, for Portland where the latter, who pleaded guilty In federal court yesterday, will serve 90 days in the Multnomah Jail. Oregonlan at Hotels Registered at local hotels from Oregon points other than Portland, are L. A. McAllister o: Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Law rence of Roseburg, and the following from Eugene: Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Miller, A. M. Davidson, L. Fish, W. K. Bush, C. D. Flynn and L. Favors. From State Metropolis Among guests at local hotels from Portland are Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Kubll, N. C. Baker, W. P. Barrere, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Mercer, C. W. Foote, J. L. Reynolds, A. L. pence, F. A. John son, C. A. Fullen, H. M. Keeler, E. M. Kerr, fi. B. Lowenberg, J. A. Rus sell, B. L. Deaton, A. G. Thelen, Albert Nelson, J. R. Wilson, H. A. Dewar, Stephen Smith, A. B. Kenner and L. E. Saxe. Extra! Extra! IT'S COMING! THE SENSATION OF SENSATIONS "FIVE STAR ; FINAL" with EDWARD O. ROBINSON Soon Medford will know what the Greatest Motion Picture really Is. Extra! Extra! NOW PLAYING AMERICA'S GREATEST CHARACTER ACTOR T Tne Mrs tientieman Vj y v i.i i: of the Screen YEa'awsT GEORGE !f t ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS . A "Alexander Hamilton" At lwt Arliw, the mster, prevent, Hamilton, the man, . hero , . stateman genius ... It' hit greatest dramatic achievement ! , A loo CiRAHAM MrNAMF.E NF.WS IIOBBY JONM OOI.F REEL Reel of Football Thrill. MiMlral Art Rulan Art Choir Mt. 20; Eve. Jnc: Kiddles 10 tint at School Members of (ha Elto colored chorus from the Elko orphanage, entertained atudsnts at tha Junior sign achol Tuasdsy attar noon with a program. Than are IS children In tha chorus. ... Catohee Big Flah Jerry Fitzgerald. In thli city today from the Fitzgerald ranch at Same Valley, report catch lug a US-pound aalmon In tha Rogue. He waa flahing with light tackle and pent an hour and a halt landing tha fish. ... From Washington included among Washington gueata at local hotels are V. Clark of Olympla, and tha follow ing from Seattle: J. N. Rodenbaugh, J. J. Doheny, J. D. Hargett, J. L. Shaw, Mra. C. A. Dutter and son. Mar jory Elwell, A. W. Redeck, J. J. Brady and H. T. Sibley. ... From Bear State Oallfornlans reg istered at Medford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Prince, Oene Brooks, L. w. B&rnett, A. M. Lowen- brltt, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bergstrom and H. Owen of Los Angeles, Geo. Samon of Redding, crafton Ruth of San Diego, Frank B. Herbert of Los Oatoa. W. L. Prey f Oakland. A. M. Ramsay and J. W. Elston of San Francisco. TELLS OREGONIAN A pigeongram addressed to the Oregonlan was received yesterday from the Rip Van Winkle club of Medford. The message waa sent by carrier pigeon from the football field at Medford Saturday and waa receiv ed at the Sperry Flour company mill. The message carried by Princess Wheat Hearts announced that Med ford waa again on the football map. It read, in part: "The Rip Van Winkle club of Med ford hereby serves notice to all of Oregon that Medford Is again on the football map. We have the team and the coach, and that old Medford spirit that brought 3000 Medford fans all the way to Portland to see the Med ford-Benson game has been strengthened by our two bad years." The Oregonlan. 'POP' UNSURPRISED H. B. VAN DUZER O. E. (Fop) Oatei of this city, for mer member of the state highway oommlsilon, before leaving last night to attend a meeting and hearing of the atate highway commission, ex pressed no surprise at the resignation of H. B. Van Duzer. "X knew It was coming." said Gate. "The governor has had a hook under him for months. When I was on the commission. Van Duser and I had an agreement that If either was forced off the other would resign. Van Duzer waa ready when I was ousted, but reconsidered, when the ! governor agreed to cease wild charges j and threaten investigations. The governor did, but Spauldlng kept on, and that brought things to a head." The retirement of Van Duzer came as a shock and surprise to county officials and others Interested In road development. He was a strong friend of southern Oregon on the commission. "J. C. Ainsworth, named to auc ceed Van Duzer, Is a strong and com petent man, and I believe will help southern Oregon whenever he can." Is the view of Gates. He said Ains worth has been interested In high way development for years, and has made many trips with the .highway commission on tours of inspection in the last ten years. Plays With Arliss Ken Maynard Star Rialto Westerner Ken Maynard, popular hero of the western dramas. Is coming to the Fox Rialto theatre Friday and Sat urday In his latest picture "Alias the Bad Man," a story of the early days of the west when cattle rustlera flourished and when a alx-gun waa the law. Today Is the last day of the ro mantic comedy drama, "Many a Slip." fry? . j - -el Dorla Kenyon, who plays opposite George Arliss In "Alexander Hamil ton," the super-feature picture which la attracting large crowds to the Holly theatre. Sally O'Neil Craterian Comedy Tomorrow and Saturday brings to the acreen of the Pox Craterian theatre a hilarious offering. "The Brat" with vivacious Sally O'Neil in the title role, as an Impudent little Bowery girl In Long Island society. As an added attraction Friday night on the stage, J. C. Penney company present their Parlsienne Promenade Fashion Revue, featuring living models, wearing the modes of the moment, accompanied by Leah Holt at the console of the Wurlltzer. plus Dom Provost and his French Village orchestra. 4 The Winona public card party Fri day night, Oct. 9th. Bridge, five hundred and pinochle. Players 36c. Red men Hall on Apple St. E FACE GUN CHARGE Melvln Burnett, Walter Jonea and Ira Dlca of Rogue River, all boya of 10 years, were arrested last night in the Sams Valley district for hunting from a publlo road, with light at night. They will prob ably be charged with carrying a loaded gun In an auto, a recent change In the Oregon lawa, about which the press of the state has hsd much to say In tha past month. Tha trio wera arrested by state police, who allege they were trying to kill deer. It waa the first arrest In this county under the "loaded- gun-ln-auto" law. Other arrests for the same ofrenae. committed the paat week, are ex pected to be made. Hats and dresses remodeled; chil dren's sewing done In your home, Tel 623-J. 4 Follow the crowd to the French Village Saturday night. Fairgrounds pavilion. Portraits of distinction. The Peas leys, opp. Holly theater. Royal Utah Coal, 118 per ton: fac tory blocks, iS.60 per load. Medford Fuel Co, Tel. 031. Landowners and residents of the Roxy Ann and Climax district yes terday riled a petition with the county court asking that a road ba built between Roxy Ann and Cli max, the property owners agreeing to donate right of way. Among the signers of tha petition are the Westerlund Orchards, by Carl T. Tengwald. and the Timber Products, Inc., by Floyd H. Hart. Tha petition aeta forth that tha road development will open up 16. 000 acres of fruit and farm land, 25, 000,000 feet of merchantable tim ber, and provide acreage for 100 families. . The request waa taken under ad visement). 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