MEDFORD SIAIL TRIBUNE, JfEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1931.
PAGE FTTH
Local and
Returns North Father F. P. Leipzig
of Eugene, who bad been visiting
Father Francis Black, returned north
on the Shasta this noon.
Return From Portland Airs. Jm.
Altken and Mrs. Milton Ottoman ar
rived back in Med lord by train this
morning from Portland, where they
spent several days.
From Klamath S. F. Calhoun of
Merrill and R. V. EUer and A. Ma
chedo of Klamath Falls are among
the resident of the Klamath section
who spent yesterday In this city.
Visited G. P. Shop Miss Cora
Burau of the Cinderella Shop In Med
ford was In Grants Pass Tuesday at
tending to business matters at the
Cinderella Shop of that city.
Braults In Portland Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Brault left Sunday evening for
Portland, where they will spend a
few days with Mr. Brault's father,
who is 111. Mr. Brault Is assistant gen
eral manager of the Southern Ore
gon Gas corporation here.
Here From Distance Visitors from
3, distance registered at Medford ho
tels Include Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Clarey,
Miss Alice . Jackson, A. Storrs, and
Carl Wlnneguth of Chicago, and Mr.
and Mrs. T. D. Lewis of Victoria, B.
C Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Sleber of Mor
rlstown, Pa.
Attending Federal Meet Postmas
ter Wm. J. Warner, and H. B.' Ran
kin and Carl Janouch, supervisor and
. assistant supervisor respectively, of
Crater national forest, are among the
. federal officials from Medford In at
tendance today at the meeting of the
Federal Business Men's Association of i
Southern Oregon.
Hostel Back From Portland Ernest
Rostel, ranger publicity man of Cra
ter National park, returned to the
city Monday night from a several
days' official business trip to Port
land, visited the latlonal park yes
terday and returned from there last
evening and will be at work In the
park's offices in the federal building
here for the next few days.
Whlllock Much Improved Ohas.
Whlllock and members of his party,
who sustained injuries In a recent
auto wreck on the Sams Valley road,
are all getting along nicely. Francis
Barr, Helen Noyes and Addle Allen
were with Whlllock. They were all
taken to the Community hospital for
treatment, but have been removed to
their homes.
Oregon la ns at Hotels Among reg
istrations from state points outside
of Portland at Medford hotels, are
those of Mrs. F. W. Bond of Pendle
ton, Ethel Ball, Myra Eyston, Earl
Hatfield of Roseburg, Jas. M. Beyers
of Salem, Mrs. Louise McDermott of
0nard, and the following from Eu
gene: C. F. Strathouse, F. P. Knight.
O. D. MacMlllan, A. B. Hall, Mrs, Paul
Ager, and Lee Itagan.
From Bear State Among Califor
nlans registered at local hotels are
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers, A. O. Fisher,
E. F. Saylor and Wm. E. Swartz of
Los Angeles, M. A. Denton of Menlo
Park, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roberts, Mrs.
A. Vlers, Mrs. J. Sanallk of Santa
Rosa, W. R. Price of Yuba City, Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Hutchlns of Chico,
and the following from San Fran
cisco: Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Carlson, J.
H. Small, R. Trimble, J. R. McDonald.
W. Z. Rogers, Ralph Randall and Nat
Boas.
Visits Portland Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Kldd of Medford picked their way
gently through the milling mob in
the Heath man hotel lobby Saturday.
At that hotel stopped the Washing
ton State college football crew, and
Mr. Kldd didn't want any of them
to practice tackling or line plunging
on him. For many years Mr. Kldd
has .been one of the leading mer
chants of Jackson county, selling
shoes, Bllppers and such. The Ore
gon lan.
deepen
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4 MORE ACTIVE DAYS
Every Month She's
"Sick Again"
TO O bad! Sick again . . . doubled
up with cramps. The boss was
nice . . . awfully patient.
But it was so embarrassing . . .
everybody in ,he oSts knew that
she "wasn't well".
Then a girl friend told her what
to do. You need Lydia E. Pink,
ham's Vegetable Compound. It's a
wonderful medicine to use during
these "trying times."
It peps you up. Drives away those
blues. Keeps you on your feet. Won't
you try a boa of the new tablets?
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Personal !
Sunday Guests Here Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Zeek of Grants Pass spent
the week-end in Medford with Mrs.
Eeek's mother, Mrs. C. W. Whlllock.
From Nearby Points Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Davis of Seattle Bar, Jas. E.
Wagner of Squaw creek, and Mrs. F.
W. Rill of Yreka were among the vis
itors In the city from nearby Cali
fornia points yesterday. - .
Break Into Shop The White Ma
chine Shop on South Fir street was
entered some time during the night,
according to a report filed at the city
police office. Nothing was taken, the
report stated.
Gives Invitations Cecil Pounder,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jean Adams of
Portland arrived in Medford by plane
today enroute to Oakland, Calif. Mr.
Pounder delivered an invitation from
Mayor Baker to Mayor E. M. Wilson,
and the chamber of commerce, to
attend the annual livestock exposi
tion In Portland this week-end.
Many From Seattle Included
among the Washington state guests
at local hotels are J. L. Smith of
Spokane, L. Horand of Yacolt, and
the following from Seattle: C. T.
Major, B. R. Neblett, Mr. and Mrs.
M. F. Hammer, F. P. Jones, M. V.
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Curtis, Geo.
Elchorn, M. Alexander, Cole McElroy
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bullard,
Rod McCreary, Don Anderson, Jack
Schermerick, Al Thompson, Bus
Greene, Glen Corrigan, Fred More
lock and Bob Dickinson.
.
Here From Portland Registered at
local hotels from the state metropo
lis are G. C. Hilderbrand, Earl Mat
toon, E. H. Galllen, Harold Emerlch.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brophy, Phil Moll,
E. N. Bown, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Terry,
C. W. Lame, E. J. Peckk, E. R. Leof,
F. O, Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Grey, C. B. Nlms, Root. Barclay, B
C. Long, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Barker.
Alfred Powers, G. L. Hart, J. R. O'Con
nor, L. M. Smith, W. E. Launt, H. C.
Pratt, C. B. Brown, C. L. Weaver, F.
H. Thompson, H. C. Erne rick, and W.
A. Feeney.
The Marx Brothers
On Craterian Bill
The Marx Brothers have names,
which sound like those of other
folks, but even their best friends
won't call them by those names.
And to each other they are known
even, in the cloistered quiet of Marx
family life, as Harpo, Groucho, Chlco
and Zeppo.
Harpo's real name la Arthur;
Groucho is Julius; Chlco Is Leo and
Zeppo la Herbert. There Is a fifth
Marx brother. He Is called by his
brothers and everyone else, Gummo.
But his real name is Milton.
"Monkey Business." which Is now
playing at the Fox Craterian the
atre until Saturday night la their
wildest bedlam of merry-mad in
sanity. Ashland School
Budget Adopted
The Ashland schol board met last
night, and adopted their school bud
get, with reductions, that will result
in a 2.5 mills less levy than last year.
I STATE
This Coupon and
5
s ffill admit any child
under 16 to the
Saturday Matinee, 1-3 P. M.
Wild Riding Action
Roht. Frazer, Lane Chandler In
"BEYOND the LAW"
STATE
COMING BOON
Jack Holt, Ralph Graves in
"DIRIGIBLE"
EAGER TO TELL
ABOUT HER
STOMACH
"I wont to tell
others about my
experience with
Pope's Dinpep
sin," snys Mrs.
B.Enstman,l'.200
California St.,
Denver, Colo.
"I tried a lot
of things for
my indigestion,
but none of them
did any good.
Then a friend
Dcrsuaded me to
tnke a few tablets of this wonderful
preparation.
"Now I even eat cabbage without
any distress afterwards. 11 used to
cause real suffering. l am not nearly
so nervous as I used to be; feel much
stronger and belter in every way."
A medicine must have real merit
to bring forth enthusiastic state
ments like this. And when not one,
but hundreds, even thousands, are
telling the same story of success,
there seems no reason to doubt the
day-in and day-cut reliability ol
Pane's Diapepsm to help stomach
sufferers.
These harmless, candy-like tabled
relieve Ihe heartburn, nausea, gas
. belching, headaches, dizziness aoo
i other bymplunis uf indigestion-
E
DELAYS CASE OF
PATCH VS. HOLLY
Delay was experienced this morn
ing In the progress of the damage
suit of Roy O. Patch against the Pa
cific Theaters, Inc., (Holly), because
William Prouty, a witness sub
poenaed by the plaintiff, could not
be located. He is a moving picture
operator at the Craterian, and the
sheriff was looking for him. He is
the last witness for the plaintiff.
Patch Is seeking 950,000 for alleged
negligence, causing Injury to his eye
sight. The defense filed a non-suit when
the plaintiff rested.
Artihur Rowley and Isabella Rowley
at whose home Patch boarded, testi
fied that before the alleged negli
gence. Patch was able to fix tractors,
and read, but since the asserted mis
hap, has been unable to do either,
and complained of pains In the head.
The defense expects to enter a
general denial of all the allegations
Interposed, and to call Dr. J. J. Em
mens and Dr. Jud Rlckert as expert
witnesses on the eye.
The case Is progressing slowly, and
will not be given to the Jury muoh
before tomorrow noon.
Lewis Stone Stars in
Drama at Holly
"The Bargain," now at the Holly
theatre, features Lewis Stone, Eva
lyn Knapp and Charles Butter worth.
This feature picture Is the at
traction at the Holly for tonight
and tomorrow night, with no mat
inee showing tomorrow, owing to
the Tribune cooking school. Showing
with the feature Is a Pathe News
Reel, with Intimate views of the
late Thomas A. Edison, his work
shop, and many Interesting occur
ences in his life. Also on the pro
gram Is a multi-color reel, "Strange
As It Seems," and news of the
stars In a reel entitled "Screen Snap
Shots."
Corps Will Attend
Funeral in Ashland
Members of the Women's Relief
Corps are requested by the corps
president, Mrs. Ethel Weed, to attend
the funeral services of Mrs. Evelyn
Watlers, which will be conducted
from the Stock funeral parlors at
Ashland tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock.
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ARTIFICIAL
LOCAL FOLK PLAN
TO HEAR ARTISTS
Concerts by the beat artists at a
prloe within the reach of every music
lover In the city of Mcdrord and
southern Oregon.
Thla la the air of the newly organ
ized Civic Music Association of
Southern Oregon, which opened the
campaign for memberships Monday.
Team captains were given final In
structions Monday night at a dinner
held at the Hotel Medford, when all
officers, board of directors, captains
and assistants were present.
All memberships, entitling holders
to admission to a course of artists'
concerts, to be offered here this sea
son may be secured at the nominal
fee of S5.000 for adulta and 2.50 for
students. Concerts will be held In
the high school auditorium, and the
workers plan to fill Its entire capac
ity of 1200 seata with members.
No alngle admissions to the con
certs will be available and no one
may Join the organization after the
week's campaign expires. Member
ships will not only be honored in
this city, but In any of tho other
200 cities throughout the United
States having Civic Music associa
tions, where the capacity of the aud
itorium is not entirely taken up by
the local membership.
MEDFORD S : BIGGEST :
TODAY and
FLAVORS" TO
HEALTH STANDING,
SAYS DRJARNER
Dr. Est ell a Ford Tvarner, first
speaker on yesterday afternoon's pro
gram of the Health Workers' Insti
tute in session at the Y. W. C. A.
building In this city, related for the
southern Oregon workers the experi
ences of her trip through several
states in the interests of a health
survey. Dr. Warner, now with the
United States Publlo Health Service,
has been sent over the nation to ob
serve conditions and progress In
health work.
Oregon compares very favorably
with other states In this respect, she
told her audience yesterday and
southern Oregon Is especially fortu
nate In having the local volunteer
organization.
Need for awakening the people to
Just what Is being done In public
health work was stressed by Dr. War
ner, who explained that people are
not yet aware of the Importance of
this work to the progress of the
community, state and nation.
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, executive
secretary of the Oregon Tuberculosis
association, was the other speaker on
ENTERTAINMENT : VALUE:
THURSDAY
Silks and satins her uniform
Her charms were arms against
the enemy.
HELEN
TWELVETREES
"A Woman of
Experience"
with
H. B. WARNER
WII I.I VM BAKEWEI.L
LEW CODY
KISSABLE
TAINT THE BREATH
yesterday afternoon's program. She
devoted her message to the work of
the supply chairman and discussed
the finances of the organization.
The Institute will continue thru
Friday and the workers will be guests
at luncheon on the oloslng day of
the Ashland members In that city.
Dr. Mattye E, Russell, 8. T. and
magnetic treatments, formerly of
Grants Pass, now sltuatec at A East
Third St., Medford. Hours 9 to 6
A : NEW : SHOW : YEAR :
TODAY
THRU
SATURDAY
Lunaoy Becomes
a National
Pastime
THE
4
Hlonlfeu Business
OR STAIN
Helen Twelvetrees
In Rialto Romance
"A woman of Experience." star
ring Helen Twelvetrees. playing at
the Pox Rialto, today and tomorrow,
features the charming star as a so
phisticated woman of the world,
using her beauty and charm for her
country. It la a compelling romance
set against a background rife with
the gaiety and tragedy of troublous
OF : CERTIFIED : PICTURES'
Leave the housework! Neglect
your business! Let everything
go hang! BUT don't miss this
mirthquake !
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BROTHERS
Hhliullgs Aboard Ship! limit rt
Petting Paries 1 Brainstorms in Barns!
Lunatics In Love!
WITH
OLD GOLDS
It's not only good manners to avoid
offending others with your smok
ing. It's good sense. The best way
to insure your own enjoyment.
For the same reason that OLD
GOLDS do not taint the breath, or
discolor the teeth ... for that very
reason OLD GOLDS are a finer
smoke . . . easier on the throat and
more delightful in taste.
Pure tobacco . . . that sums it up.
Sun-ripened tobacco . . . sweetened
by nature herself. Tobacco so good
it needs no added flavoring.
If you'll take a dare . . . and try
natural-flavored OLD GOLDS for a
day . . . we predict OLD GOLD will
win another life-long friend I
NOT A COUOH IN A CARLOAD
P. LorflfarrJ Ob., Ino.
THE TEETH
times In Vienna, and the trapping!
of a government spy.
An exceptionally flnn annnortintri
cast includes William BakeweU, Lewi
uoay, h, b. Warner, Zasu Pitt and
Franklin Pangborn.
Now Playing!
Tonight
and
Tomorrow Nitel
The Prize Play
of 1931
By Phillip llurrjr
Also lnthe Nn-s A tribute to the
late Tlios. A. Edison Intimate
views of this famous man. See
and hear him.
Rtrange As It Seems
screen snapshots"
News of the Stars
No Mntinee Tomorrow
Owing to Cooking School
STAGE!
Every Night This Week
Alano Taka Dasi
The Mystery Man
of India
Ask Him
About
Business, Love Affairs,
Anything Vou Wish to Know!
Be In front of the Holly
Theatre Tomorrow Noon
at 12:30 to See
The Blind-folded Drive
F. W. PARSONS
628 Park
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NOW PLAYING
"Monkey Business"
Generators, All Makes
$3.50 to $8
Kspert Armature Rewinding
Prince Auto Electric Shop
mt North Riverside
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