Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 25, 1932, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text1. 3IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 25. 1932. PAGE NIXE Local and Personal County Visitor! Here L. H. Wyant of Lake Creek wm & bust new caller jn Medford yesterday, u were Ike Frldegar and John End erg ol Ash land. Guest of Cousin Cleona Jones of Cor vail la la the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Harry Watson. She arrived In the city Thursday evening by train. Maytag Representative N. V. Plckert of Loa Angelea, representing tie May tag company, la In Med ford today at tending to business matters. Completes Visit Having spent ome time in Corvallls with her cousin. Miss Cleona Jones, M1m Helen Alexander returned to her home here last night. Business Caller Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Terry of San Mateo, Cal., are In Medford today. Mr. Terry Is repre sentative for the Winchester Repeat ing Arms Co. Burton Lowry Here Burton Lowry returned to Medford Thursday morn ing from Corvallls, to spend tne Eas ter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton B. Lowry. Miss Mitchell Leaves Miss Lor a Mitchell, Instructor at Medford high ohool, Is spending the week-end at McMlnnvllle with Mr. and Mrs. Char les Mitchell, her parents. Returns Home Mrs. Wm. Wortman of Eugene, who spent Thursday In Medford attending to business mat ters, left by train last evening for her home. To Yonralla Mrs. Maybell Church and son Wilson will spend Faster at Tone all a, aa the guests of Mrs. Church's mother, Mrs. Sara Wilson, having left for the north today. Miss Braden Leaves Miss Mar Abel F. Braden. Instructor at the Valley school, will spend the Easter holi days in Eugene, having departed for there today on the Shasta. Returning East Mr. and Mrs. D. MoBrlde of Greenville. Pa., who have been guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Heckman for about two weeks, will leave by train tonight for their home. Depart on Train Mrs. Ethel C. Scott and daughter Olennle will be guests of Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chrlstman. of Cot tage Grove. Motor to Union Creek Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Campbell of Honolulu, T. H who are stopping in Medford, mo tored to Union Creek yesterday, and enjoyed the snow scenes. Mrs. Herring Leaves Mis. C. W. Herring of Missoula, Mont., who spent the past three months in- Medford with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Peeper, returned home yesterday." Motors South Mrs. Ernest Smith left this morning for Chlco, Cal. Her daughter. Miss Janet Wray Smith, a student at Chlco Teachers' college, will accompany her home tor Easter. Jonses Have Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jones of Roseburg are the parents of a daughter b.ira last Friday, according to word received here. Mr. Jones formerly resided in Medford and Mrs. Jones la a former resldant of Ashland. Miss Hensen Here Miss Virginia Hansen of Eugene arrived this morn ing from the north to spend today and tomorrow as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Gyle and family. She will return to Eugene Sunday. Leave by Train Mrs. R. V. Gentry and daughter Virginia Lee are spend ing the remainder of the week In ' Ashland, visiting. They plan to re turn Sunday, having left today by . train. Business Callers Today Don Faber of Central Point Is In MedTord today attending to business matters. He Is home from Willamette unlveisity for the Easter holiday. Mrs. Chas. Dun lap of Table Rock is also a business caller. Others are Mr. anfi Mrs. F. F. Whittle, Mrs. F. E. Haid and O. D. Low of Ashland. Mrs. George Snod graas of Gold Hill and Mr and Mrs F. G. Sinclair and son of Prmpect. COMING SUNDAY! SLIM SUMMERVILLE AND LOUISE FAZENDA t IN ACING rOUTH It's a Mtle-a-mtniitf, Roaring, Raring COMEDY!! Mrs. Wilson Leaves Among those leaving this evening on the Southern Pacific excursion for northern points is Mrs. R. L. Wilson, who will visit In Portland. John Weill! Home John Weilla ar rived from San Rafael. Cal, at noon today, to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 3. We Ills. He Is a student at Tamalpals school. Opps Journey North Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 'Opp of the Opp mine near Jacksonville will spend Eaatei Sun day with relatives in Portland, hav ing left for the north today. From Northern State Frank Pur sell and B. Wegert of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Schuchart and Anna Elzea of Everett and H. Sargent of Spokane are among the guests at local hotels from Washington. Nash Dealer In Portland W. W. Abbey, new local dealer for Nash cars, left Thursday for Portland, to transact business with the distribu tors of Nash cars for Oregon, Went worth & Irwin. Miss Dtckerson Leaves To spend the week-end In Eugene with rela tives, Miss Ruth Ella Dickereon, Jun ior high school Instructor, left by train at noon today. Miss Schenck Improved Friends of Miss Estella Schenck are glad to learn that she is getting along nicely at the Community hospital, where she recently underwent a major op eration. Guest of MoMaths Mrs. Flora Mat thews of Spokane, Wash., will arrive this evening for an extensive visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McMath She Is Mrs. McMath 'a mother and will be welcomed here by many friends, having visited in Medford upon several previous occasions. Eakln to Portland Clyde Eaktn of the Eakln Motor company will leave this evening for Portland on 4 buai- j nesa visit. ' I From Northern California Mr. and Mrs. Splro Jorganatos of Weed, Mrs. Jno. Johanson of McDoel and J. H. Miller of M oC loud are bus '.nesa vis-! ltors In Medford. t Parsons Coming Mrs. Reginald Parsons and daughter, Miss Mary, are expected In Medford by train this evening from Seattle, to spend sev eral days here. Mr. Parsons will ar rive In the city Monday from the north. To Visit Home Charles Hopper Brown of San Diego, Cal., mining en gineer, la leaving today for his home, after spending some time he in In terest of several mines. He p'.ans to reutrn about April 10. On Business Trip O. W. Ash pole and Roy Ashpole of Eagle Point left for Portland this noon on the Shasta. They will attend to business matters there, and return to Medford Tues day or Wednesday. Miss Jones In City Miss Maurine Jones of Salem, who formerly resided In Medford. Is here to spend several days with Mr. and Mrs. Meryle Mer rlman. Miss Jones and Mrs. Merrl man are sisters. Dr. Paske Better Dr. O. H. Paske. who suffered injuries when he acci dentally fired a deer rifle at his home Wednesday morning. Is reported to be resting easily at the Community hos pital. No complications have result ed from the wounds, contrary to a report about town this morning. Home for Easter Miss Flora Mc Math, freshman at Oregon State col lege, arrived here yesterday to spend the Easter holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mra. C. B. McMath, Barton McMath, senior at Oregon State, is expected home tonight. He plays a prominent part In military activities of the northern campus and Is known to many students from this city as Lieut .-Colonel McMath. To Visit Daughter W. D. Smith or San Francisco Is expected to arrive here Sunday by train to spend tne summer season with the F. v. Latham family. Mr. Smith Is Mra. Latham's father. Guet of Bister Miss Patricia Young left last evening by train for Independence, Ore., where she will be the guest of her sister. Miss Dorothy Young, over the week-end. Miss Dorothy la an instructor In the high school at Independence. Visiting Mother Mrs. Edward Youuta left by train yesterday for Walla Walla, Wash., to visit her mother. Mrs. Dodge, who la Jour neying to Vancouver, B. C., made the trip as far north aa Portland with Mrs. Younts. Visits In So u tli Mrs. Frederick Johnson left last ovenlng to spend the Easter vacation with her dau ghter, Mrs. Leonard Brown of Pasa dena. Calif., and her son, George Johnson, who Is attending the Uni versity of California at Los Angeles. Return EsM Misses Annie Rae and Grace Callaghan of Birmingham, Ala., who have been the guests of their aunt. Mrs. H. V.Klrkpatrick of Jacksonville for the past few weeks. Mrs. Klrkpatrlck accompa nied them to Birmingham to visit. Returns to Oakland J. W. Helms of Oakland returned to his home In the south Thursday evening by train, having spent several weeks here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Drury. Mrs. Drury la Mr. Helm's daughter. Raohlt Hits car W. B. Sherman of Oakland, Calif., suffered an In jured eye Wednesday from broken glass when a rabbit Jumped through I the windshield, and landed In the back seat 01 tne car. Mr. snerman said he was driving about 40 miles an hour, near Yreka. He came to Medford to receive treatment for his eye. 4 Brisbane's Today Continued from Page Eight) western country, and a plan for doubling Russia's supply of cattle, pigs and sheep within a short time. Seventeen million cattle are to be changed to thirty-four million cattle, and so with pigs and sheep as rapidly aa nature can do the work. Every farmer knows that tt Is not much of a task. Our own government made such experiments on a small scale, with one thousand reindeer planted In Alaska, changed suddenly to thirty thousand reindeer. But we do these things fancifully, and fitfully. The Russian government proposes to produce enough beef, mutton and pork for every man, woman and child In Russia, and to see that the Rus sians get It, and eat It Such an arrangement may be "bolshevlsm" and "communism" but perhaps those things are better than not enough beef, mutton or pork. After twenty-three days of Intensive search there Is, unhappily, no news of the Lindbergh child. The state police of New Jersey report their fi nancial resources depleted, the search having cost the police a good deal more than the fifty thousand dollars that the kidnapers are supposed to have demanded. That however Is completely unimportant. The number of days that have passed are not entirely discouraging It may well be that the kidnapers, having taken the child to a secure hiding place where It can be properly cared for without danger of detection, will wait until the excitement dlea down and then deal directly with the stolen boy'a father. Outstanding Cast Headed by O'Brien In Craterian Hit (Hv Jark lift law) When man's living depends upon his keeping his features unmarred and in their right places, It takes considerable nerve to risk getting himself damaged. Yet George O'Brien laughs at the danger, Ignoring the consequences and continues dally to risk his neck while serving thrills for the camera. For example, a scene In "The Gay Caballero." his latest Fox action melodrama, which Is showing today and tomorrow at the Fox Craterian theater. In which Victor McLaglen. Conchlta Montenegro and Linda Watklns are also Important support ing stars, depicts him driving a high powered car Into a Mexican village to prevent a drunken band of ruthless vaqueroj from looting the place. The action called for Conchtta to accompany George, and for the car to oe moving at a high rate of speed In order to furnish the required realism. With Miss Montenegro sitting bravely beside him, they charged down upon the cameras only to re ceive word from Director Alfred Worker that the action was too slow, "Will you please step out, Con chlta," George asked the charming young lady from Spain. Conchlta did as she was told. With everything all set for the big "Take." George gave the huge car a, wide open throttle and thundered Into the street at a terrific rate. As he whirled the corner called for In the action, the front wheels hit a mud hole and skidded out of con trol into a bank of loose earth. Cameramen anticipating the careen ing Juggernaut, fled for safety Just in time to escape the smash as the machine mowed through two cameras and craBhed Into a brick wall. Walter Huston in Holly Film i hS fe&S&jLfcfcat- 2 VALTE.R HUSTON ,V LAVed OftDtft' A uwvtRSAt. mptcrt Walter Huston gives another great of battle In the present Chlnese- characterlzatlon In "Law and Order" the feature attraction at the Holly for tonight and tomorrow. Harry Carey, Andy Devlne and many other well known stars are also featured In this story of Tombstone, Ariz., in the early, lawless days. Show ing with the feature picture Is the special two reel scoop showing ac tual fighting scenes along the line Japanese war. Many daring and thrilling camera shots are shown and the reel shows exactly what Is going on at the scene of trouble. Kiddies are re minded to be In the theatre tomor row afternoon by 1 :30 as the 4th chapter of the thrilling serial, "Bat tling With Buffalo Bill' will be shown In addition to the regular program. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis of this city, a son, at the Community hospital last night. lay Jolly Easter Bunnies "The children must have them" All sizes All colors 35c to $S.oo Easter Greeting Cards for relative, and friends Largest selection Swem's Gift Shop SATURDAY SPECIALS mm Hodgen-Brewster Chick Mash Contains milk, cod-liver oil, dehydrated alfalfa meal and minerals $2.60 Buy the Best For Less GLADIOLI BULBS Alice Tiplady, burnt orange Mrs. Frank Pendleton Zona, salmon, rose, yellow blotch Hugh Nye, old rose, yellow throat Gertrude Erray, pink, deeper throat Sunbeam, yellow Souvenir, yellow, first to bloom per dot. Beet Pulp $1.45 Millrun 80 'a 90c I slj5! Jri 4 TONIGHT i I XT' V J AND life I" "Uf i v TOMORROW I II WALTER C I HUSTON I HARRY CAREY IRPKr I UOWS. J) RAYMOND HATTON fr'Atpi f0JCL RUSSELL H0PT0N tS&3A ' k A iCl JJ A SMASHING STORY :f VS? ' j1, IVV OF A LAW-LESS Ti) I ? ' Vs FRONTIER TOWN! pf ! AW A If REMEMBER KIDDIES W I d -,3' Tomorrow Matlnre at 1:30 IS f SCr ti Fx Vifi ...m. 4(h c h.piw of V u . ImlltvLW V AND "Btt1ln Hlth Buffalo Bill" , Xyj '" A UNIveKSAL PICTURE j K II Miracle Egg Mash 100 's $1.70 Hodgen-Brewster Laymore Egg Mash Milk, cod-liver oil $1.90 Climax Dairy Feed $1.30 A 17 protein feed with molasses Mutual Mill & Seed Co. SPECIAL SCOOP! ACTUAL SCENES OF THE CHINESE-JAPANESE WAR Two thrilling rep's showing actual scenes along the line of battle . . . daring camera shots never before shown on any screen ! me (Sn?ei?y "Serves You Right" Phone 743 606-608 Eat Main EASTER SPECIALS Frozen Fresh Fruits The Sensational New Dessert Swift's Premium Ham 8to10sizelb.20c Swift's Premium Bacon 1 lb. package 29c Choice cuts of Meat for Easter Roasts, Steaks, Chops, Chicken, Rabbits Tea Is now at the lowest price In history. Black Memorie 1 Lb. 45c Green Memorie 1 Lb. 43c Coffee Golden West product 3 Lbs 59c Pork and Beans lb. can 3 for 17c Silver Thistle Jellies 2 lb. 6 or. jar - 33c C & C Pale Dry Ginger Ale Large bottles 3 for $1 Try Our Fountain Service and Candies TODAY and TOMORROW GEORGE OWEI HE PUTO THE "IT" IN BANDIT! A rMsaaetag Romw wk hi the nerct outlaw on the M Grande. Be 4 edgae the efeerUfe white fee ehaaea the gMt! victor ' yox ' McLaglen CONCIIITA A j Montenegro f -A'jj- LINDA 9m UUll JkiMS I GANG nSk 1 E5 Comedy Jlfll fffl 'FREE EATS' mm fflfflp- MATS. Week Days . , . 20 EVE. and Sun. Mats. . . 30 1 LAST TIMES TODAY RONALD COLMAN Coming SATURDAY Only KEN MAYNARDgIKSr' Also another Thrilling Chapter "The MYSTERY TROOPER" ANT SEAT I ROGERS-Rajah of Laughter ' A sharp-dealing blade from the States, wrapped up in the razor business . . . till he discovers the pleasure of rais ing Cain. WilL rcom,S Jj Next oils Sunday to the L Fox BUSINESS end PLEASURE mtk JETTA OCXJDAL. IOFL McCREA, BORIS KARLOH DOROTHY ItTERSON frvm BOOTH TARKINGTON-S novJ "The Pturocm." Bawd on the comedy by Arthur Cotxit tch Dtmtcd by DAVID BUTLER FOX PICTURE i No Advance in Prices! ;