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MEDFORD MXTL TRIBUNE, rEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1931. VAQE SEVEN Local and Personal Ru Tonsils Out Irva Hooper un derwent an operation this morning for removal of her to nails. Leaves for Roeeburg lira. Helen Wilson left today by train for Rose burg, where she will make her home. Here From Kew Jersey T. B. Mey erateln of Orange, N. J is among the guests from a distance registered at Medford hotels. Dr. Clancy Here Dr. R. W. Clancy of Portland is spending several days In Medford transacting business and visiting friends. Crescent City Visitor O. E. Fre vert Is a visitor In the city from Crescent City, Cal., who arrived yes terday. Changed Hotels R. A. Coughlan, formerly of the Lithla Springs hotel of Ashland, has accepted a position at the Elk hotel in Klamath Falls. Visits Sister Mrs. M. L. Hughes to day left on the Shasta for Portland, where she will visit her slater, Mrs. O. P. Stowell. Walls Visits Here 0. W. Walls, state state agent for the 6eneral Insurance company of America, Is spending sev eral days In this city transacting business. - 'Boys Hear Reports At the Boys' league meeting conducted yesterday afternoon at the Junior high school, reports were given by the various committee. From Washington Included among Washington guests at local hotels are Mr. and Mrs. Harlan I. Peyton of Spokane and Oene Hatton and moth er, and E. P. Brosche of Seattle. Dr. Carpenter Returns Dr. Emmett Carpenter has returned to his office In the Holly Theater building, after being absent a week on a hunting trip. Leave for North Miss Loralne Red den and Miss Elsie Carlson left on the Shasta this noon for Portland, where they plan to spend several weeks. . Returns to City Having spent yes terday In Salem attending the state highway board meeting, A. W. Pipes returned to Medford by train this morning. Complete Vacation Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McRae returned Tuesday from eastern Oregon, where they spent a week's vacation. Mrs. MoRae also visited Summer lake and Sliver lake. -' To Be G tie st Here Mike Karas of Weed, Calif., arrived In Medford on the Shasta at noon today to spend the week-end here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Levy, Enroute to Eugene To visit her mother, Mrs. P. W. Hollta, Mrs; W. P. Coghlll and small son Douglas, left today for Eugene where they will spend a week. Goes to Klamath Falls Phillip Beck, insurance man spending sev eral days In this valley, Is a business caller In Klamath Falls today and plans to return to Medford .tomor row. m Guest of Brother Mrs. Allen Craig of Dover, Dela., Is spending a few days In Medford as the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cowglll. Mrs. Craig is enroute to Spokane. Return With Deer Dr. Emmett J. Carpenter, Jerry Walker and Bob Ahoeman and son returned Tuesday from a hunt in the Evans Creek reg ion, where a member of the party bagged a four point deer. For Winter Game Orders Joe Wil liams, game warden In the Diamond lake section during the past season, arrived in Roseburg this week where he will receive orders for the winter season. To Drain Today Among Southern Pacific excursionists who left this noon on the Shasta, were Mrs. May belle Church and young son Wilson. They will visit Mrs. Church's mother, Mrs. Sarah Wilson, at her home near Drain. Vacancies In Guard Activities 'or the fall season are progressing rap Idly with members of the Medford National Guard, Capt. O, T, Teng wald announced yesterday. There are several vacancies to be filled In the local company. Clean Up Premises Fire Chief Roy Elliott today stated that the prop erty on South Front street, where the Medford Fruit company burned last month, is now being cleaned up. A man is working on the property today. This COUPON and SC will be good for the admis sion of any child under 16 years at the STATE Saturday Matinee 1 to S P. M. Only TO 8EB BOB STEELE IN "Near the Trail's End" Plus Aesop Fable Cartoon Comedy California Couple Weds Here Mlna Alberte Province and Cliff L. Myers, a young couple from Glenn county, in the central Sacramento valley, California, were united In marlrage here by Judge Glenn O, Taylor, in his court room this forenoon. Evans Visitor Here Horace Evans of .Portland arrived In Medford last night to transact business In the In terests of the Evans Canning com pany and while here will be guest ol Moore Hamilton. He has Just return ed from a business trip through California. In From the Country W. W. Wll letts of the Persist district was in Medford yesterday attending to busi ness matters. Callers today are Mrs. D. W. Dickey and Mrs. A. S. May of Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs. Happy Miller of Shady Cove and J. A. Webber of the Gold Hill section. V New Hotel Clerk A change takes place In the clerical staff of the Ho tel Medford tomorrow when Otto Frohnmayer, who or the past summer and autumn so far behind the desk, leaves to' resume his law studies at the University of Oregon, and J. L. Whltehouse, also a U. of O. student, a sophomore, takes his place, having decided not to return to school un til next year. District Hello ConferenceA dis trict conference of the Paclflo Tele phone and Telegraph company was held In Grants Pajs Wednesday, and those present attended the Rotary luncheon as guests of K. C. Rupert, manager of the local company, In cluding D. S. Latamore, Portland, general sales manager; O. E. Jolly, Eugene, district manager; H. S. Aiken. Ashland, manager; J. H. Ralston. Medford, wire chief; R. B. Hammond, Medford manager. Oregon lans at Hotels Included among Oregonians registered at local hotels are E. S. Farrell, T. B. Reeder, H. C. Kremmel, T. W Lewsadder, W. R. Rush, A. M. Davison of Eugene, and the following from Portland: E L. Barth. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Malchorn, H. H. Pomeroy, N. H. Rumbaugh, W. T. Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pow ers, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Graham, J H. Graham, C. R. Vaughan, P. E. Bak er, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Frollck, C. W Wall, C. L. Moore, J. L. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. E. Seebern, Ira E. Rey nolds.R. C. Hamilton, C. G. Gregory, M. D. Tek, V. I. Powells, C. L. Jones. Geo. Robinson,- H. O. Holden, L. F. Roop, Dr. R. W. Clancy, E. A. Jordon, S. H. Moore, H. O. Brower, Geo. Gelb and A. A. Hale. 4 Notice. Taken up, one Hereford bull; Bwal- low fork In left ear. Owner can have s me by paying damages and adv. A. R. HANSAM B Welle Road. The best wearing all silk hose, full fashioned at $1.00 and 91.25. ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S. HURRY 1 HURRY I Only 2 Days Left! Tonlte Tomorrow! ""w" tag?- l ? y ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHO HAVE SEEN GEORGE 3 ARUSS AT SCHOOL OPENING Open house program at the senior high school on South Oak dale ave nue, which opens at 7:10 this even ing, will include a group of num bers by the high school orchestra, and a mixed chorus, which Is made up of the three glee clubs. School Superintendent E. H. Hed- rtck will give an address as part of the program. The event Is being conducted primarily for the towns people, and not for students, accord ing to school authorities. Members of the sophomore girls- glee club are LaMurle Beck, Marguer ite Boyle, Pat Carlln, Constance Cumminga, Ida Combs. Dorothy Culy. Wllda Edwards, Helen Evanson, Betty Pallln, Louis Elrod. Marjorle Paey. Doris Patton, Marjorle Pennington, Maxlne Robinson. Doris Rose. Carrie Rudy, Eleanor Todd, Arietta Tyrrell, Doris Upp, Margaret Ward, Llla Stout, Marjorle Mulholland, Grace Osgood, Alene Ray and Mary fin ders. Upper class girls' glee club: Eileen Guy. Geraldlne Hauser, Ruth Jor dan, Madge Kunzman, Florence Neu man, Jane Osgood, Dorothy Paley, Mary Roseberry. Marie Ralnklng, Pau line Stevle, Ruby Stone, Barbara Wall. Sybil Jean Young, Gertrude Boyle, Francis Arnsplger, Joyce Ban ish. Mary Chambers. Luella Corn, Nelda Crews. Dorothy Daniels. Mary Edmlston. Adra Edwards. Geraldlne Fox, Katherlne Prink, Gertrude Col leton. Doris Coos. Laura Mae Gor don and Marjorle Gregory. Boya glee club: George Bennett. Cecil CahlU. Charles Champlln. Ar thur Cook. Robert Dietrich, Adrian Fraley, Norman Fraley, Durward Gasa, Harold Of Bauer. Winston Hotell. Leonard Klein, Galen Knox, Billy Lyman, Robert Kelson, Jean Prock. Hugh Shurtleff. Bill Walker and Clarence Canine. t ; Western Thriller Is Rialto Feature Suspense, action, thrills, dare-devil riding stunts, a domantlc love story and some extraordinary western backgrounds are the outstanding features of the western thriller, "Alias the Bad Man," playing to night and Saturday at the Fox Rialto theatre. Aiding Maynard In hla work Is his famous horse, "Tarzan." the trained mount that has been Identi fied with the star for the past six years. In the supporting cast are Virginia Brown Falre and Frank Mayo. Also Included on the program are selected short subjects, and chapter nine of "Heroes of the Flames." At Fox Craterian "The Brat" Is playing tonight and Saturday at the Fox Craterian the atre, starring Sally O'Nell as the Uttle madcap who made blue-bloods see red. The story Is from the popu lar stage play by Maude Fulton, the romance of a girl from the slums who lound love on Fifth Avenue. The cast Includes Frank Albertson and June Col Iyer. As an added feature on the stage tonight at 0:15. the J. C. Penney Co. pre sent their "Parlsienne Promenade Fashion Revue," featuring the modes of the moment, plus Dom Provost and his French Village orchestra and other novelties. 4 JENKINS' COMMENT (Continued from page one) If that happens. MORE JOBS will be created and as more Jobs are cre ated unemployment will diminish and business will begin to move forward normally. THAT, reduced to simple terms. Is the meaning of this program that has caused such a flurry. What Is hoped for It Is that it wUl restore confidence In business in this coun try. Whenever that Is dons, the end of the depression will be in sight. Saturday afternoon from 3 to 4, the Humane Society will hold a free dispensary through their veterinarian. Dr. G. A. Qltzen, at the shelter on Table Rock road. Watch for the opening of Grand ma's Farm. Something different at the French Village Sat. night. Provost's band. 1 Krystalglow, kodak gloss suoreme rh Peasleys, opp Holly theater. Phone 543 WoTj haul away your lefuse. City Sanitary Service. - French Village dance Saturday. Dom Provost's muslo. Royal Utah Coal, us per ton; fac tory blocks, ea.50 per load. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. Hats and dresses remodeled; chil dren's sewing done in your home, ml 633-J. Out (lowers Crego asters, sinnlas. lAo doe, Mrs. Dresalet 1107 B. Mam Let us Iron out those render bump Brill Sheet Metsl Works. Follow the crowd to the French Village Saturday night, Fairgrounds pavilion. Kindling, 12.60 per load. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. Portraits of distinction. The Peas Leys, opp. Holly theater. Eagles Attention This Is social night. Brother Redlck will be with us. EXTRA I EXTRA! M SMATVs-.. It's Coming I FIVE STAR FINAL m EDWARD O. ROBINSON Probably the greatest entertain, ment of tills generation! The New Coats rellned and remodeled at the Fashion Shop. 424 Medford Bldg. Tel. 1181. Mrlng to Vivid Life One of America's Most Fam ous Hlfttotio Characters ALEXANDER HAMILTON Also Graham McNamee News Bobby Jones Golf Reel Mimical Art Presenting The Rliwlan Art Ctiotr Keel of Football Thrills Iff One of the Greatest Plrtorei of This or Any other Year! Special Stage! Tomorrow Nlte Only At 9:00 P. M. ELKO COLORED SINGERS bargain riticr.s: , ?nr Eve KMfllr. We 41 DI A NEW SHOW YEAR OP CERTIFIED PICTURES Empire Hats are as varied as the whims of the famous Empress who created them. There's a fashion for every occasion and a model for every type. Specially priced - i mm up TONIGHT and SATURDAY She talked her way out of iail . . . straight into the heart of High. hat Fifth Avenue! WARD'S Nation-Wide SALE Hilarity Among the High-Hats with SALLY O'NEIL FRANK ALBERTSON JUNE COLLYER ALLAN D1NEHART.. VIRGINIA CHERRILL Directed by JOHN FOHD d (una pUr bT MAUDE FULTON TONIGHT ONLY 9:15 ON THE STAGE The J. 0. Penney Co.'s Parisienne Promenade Fashion Revue PIUS DOM PROVOST and Ills FRENCH VILLAGE ORCHESTRA f 03 With TARZAN The Wonder. Horse "Heroes of the Flames" Comedy News MATINEE NIGHTS 15c CHILDREN 10c 1 i fc- m . it a st n j. iur every tyre. jjj If Specially priced ffl ( few fsf mm 1 'HP" jj 1 lifSm 1 mskm in imrmma t h ktg :mm ff . TONIGHT if iWf inmi ' th w' ii El m m mm m v k ir. 1 I it Lf hie FALL COATS Coats you'll wear with an air . . . coats that will he admired in any company . . . coats to keep you snug and warm on the chilliest winter days. Wide collars give these smart new coats that big-at- - ' j. the-top look that is so popular this k J y Q season. X ou 11 go tar to una tneir m ,mvm equal in quality and style at JL The New Slim Waisted Smartly Trimmed DRESSES LBAH HOLT at the CONSOLE Living Models Modes of the Moment AFTER t P. M. NIGHTS MEDFORD 'S BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT VALUE! Smart little Jacket Frocks, one and two piece styles, and frocks that emphasize the new "trig" silhouette Every dress here is a stunnlni? new Fall and advance Winter Btylel SHEER WOOLENS TRAVEL PRINTS CREPES and SILKS, In plenty of blacks, also browns, red, and other colors 1 It Wouldn't Be Fall With out a New EVENING GOWN or Party Dress Fashion points the way to a glorious Fall season. We have an array of the newest gowns In hlack and pastel shades, long lace and satin, close fitting skirts with the new bias cut at the hips, carrying out our repu tation of having the right fashions at .the lowest prices, even at the very beginning of the season. perlnl price for Want's Nation-wide Sale $G-95 25c 1928 Chev. Coach S300 OESIIXE CHEVROLET PARTS should be uwd when YOUR Chevrolet Is repaired. We have a complete stork and one only OEM'INE Chevrolet parts In all repair Jobs. Pierce-Allen Motor Co. 112 iotlth Riverside Phone 1.10 t'SED CAR LOT 81 h and Bartlett 8ts. Phone 041 You Can't Beat These Shoe Values Any Place Trim new styles, suitable for rtrf and street wear! Ties. Oxford and one-straps In blark kid, hlnck cnlf, and brown calf attractively trimmed 1 All sizes up to 81 $ 11 .98 117 South Central Phone 286 Medford, Ore. iis... i jYour Neighbor Saveg Money at Ward WHY DON'T YOVH?' '
