afEPFORD MAIL TKTBUXE, rEDFOlil), OREGON", FRIDAY. APRIL 29, 1932.
Local and Personal
Motor to Rosrbnrg UlM Bdn
Ellen motored to Rowbu-g yester
day for a visit with her brother, Joe
Ellen and family.
Ashland Caller Don Newbury, lo
cal attorney, spent yesterday after
noon In Ashland attending to busi
ness Interests.
Visits In Ashland Mrs. T. P. Olson
of Medford was visiting with friends
In Ashland Thursday. Ashland Dally
Tidings.
To Crescent City Dr. and Mrs.
Ben C. Wilson and small daughter.
Miss Joan, will leave early Saturday
morning to spend Saturday and Sun
day at Crescent City.
To Visit Here U. Merrill Tyree of
San Francisco Is In Medford to apend
two days visiting his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. G.
Tyree.
Undergoes Operation E. Brown of
Hilt, Cat., Is In the Sacred Heart hos
pital here today, having undergone
an operation for mastoid.
To Portland Among the excursion
ists leaving Medford on the Shasta
today waa Mrs. W. R. Ellis, who will
. spend a week In Portland visiting
Mrs. a. W. Munden.
Visits In Prospect To be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Wra. Jollltt of Pros-,
pect. Mrs. Jack Drlscoll of Bremer
ton, Wash., arrived In the city on
the Shasta Thursday evening.
Journeys to Vancouver Mrs. Em- i
" est I. Scott departed today by train j
for Vancouver, B. C. En route home !
she plans to visit her mother, Mrs.!
Natalie Frankzl at Belllngham, Wash, j
!
Visit Mother David and Harry
Rosenberg left on the Shasta this
afternoon for Seattle, where they will
visit their mother. They will be the
house guests of Mrs. John Holmes.
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Knight Arrives In City T. P.
Knight, representative of the John
Morrell company. Is In Medford today
on his regular business trip, confer
ring with local merchants.
Down from Ashland Mrs. F. O.
Swedenburg of Ashland was a visitor
In Medford yesterday afternoon. Miss
May Green, also of the Llthla city,
la a guest here of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Stacy,
Buckley Improving James Buckley,
rancher of the Applegate region, who
underwent a major operation at the
Sacred Heart hospital, Is In a satis
factory condition this afternoon, ac
cording to the attending physician-
Kopnefl Better Rome A. Koppes,
city editor of the Mall Tribune, who
has been confined to his home for the
past three days because of Illness,
was reported In a slightly Improved
condition today by his physician.
Plan Country Jaunt Ray House of
the Nanarene church- will accompany
13 boys from the Sunday school on
a trip to Shady Cove on Rogue river
this evening. They will be guests at
the Elliott cabin at the resort.
From Northern California The
northern section of the southern state
la well represented In Medford today;;
The list of callers Includes G. Mor-'
rlson of Happy Camp, W. P. Gelsen-:
der of Mt. Shasta and R. Wiley of
Dunsmulr. 1
JephcotU Visit Here Mr. and Mrs.
Wm Jephcott of Seattle are In Med
ford today, combining business and
pleasure. Mr. Jephcott la represent
ing the Borden Milk company on bis
regular business tour, w.hlle Mrs.
Jephcott Is guest of their niece, Miss
Margaret Hensley.
Here on Easiness Calls Mrs. E. W.
Reglmer of Union Creek Is transact
ing business and shopping In Med
ford today. Mrs. H. L. Howard and
daughter of Klamath Falls are also
callers, as are Mrs. R. A. Sarver of
Prospect, Tyrrell Carver and Mra.
O. Herman of Grants Pass, and Mra.
H. N. Turnbaugh of Talent.
Is In Medford Paul W. Bechtold,
assistant manager of the National
Hospital association, with headquar
ters In Portland, Is spending several
day In Medford before continuing to
San Francisco. Mr. Bechtold la a
prominent member of the Junior
chamber of commerce and the Port-!
land Hunt club. I
Grahams Stop Here Mr. and Mrs.'
Milton F. Graham, who make their
home on the Chetco river, having
previously resided In Medford, are
spending two days here visiting
friends. They are en route to Holly
wood and southern California on a
pleasure trip. Mr. Graham was for
merly manager of the Western Auto
Supply company here.
From Ontario Ken Smith of Lon
don, Ont was the only hotel guest
In the city registering from distant
points.
Goes to Monterey Ruth Holmes
left this city by train Thursday even
ing for an Indefinite stay at Mon
terey, Cal.
Neff Is Home Porter Neff arrived
back In Medford this morning from
Salem, where he has been attending
to business matters.
On Business South T. W. Johnson
left by train Thursday evening for
Stockton, Cal., for a week's stay on
business.
Flying North Lloyd 8. Brooks of
Portland plans to leave this after
noon on the trt-motor passenger
plane for the northern city.
Lucas Departs F. G. Lucas, local
real estate man, Journeyed to Los
Angeles by train last evening to
spend several days on business.
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Markets Products Here Floyd
Hutchison, rancher of the Trail dis
trict, la in Medford today marketing
his farm produce.
.
Leave for North Mrs. Mabel C.
Mack and her mother, Mrs. Ida
Sweeney, left last evening by train
for Portland, to spend several days.
"
Leaves for Fresno Mrs. Merrltt B.
Merrlman of Gold Hill left here on
the Shasta last evening for Fresno
to spend a week with her sister, Mrs.
Florence Re Inning.
Visits Husband Mrs. W. H. Ellens
burg of Eugene la In Medford visiting
her husband, who Is a member of the
state police force with headquarters
here.
Journey North Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Orr left today for Portland to spend
several days. They were accompanied
by Mrs. H. D. Reed of Gold Hill. They
plan to visit Eugene Orr, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Orr, at Corvallls, where he
Is a student at Oregon State college.
TONITE - TOMORROW
As Big as Humanity
A GREAT ACTRESS
BRINGS A GREAT
STORY TO LIFE !
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Episode 2 'King of the Wild'
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KIDDIES 1 REMEMBER 1
Tommorrow Afternoon, 1:30
9th Chapter of
"Battling With
Buffalo Bill"
Also
Graham McNamee Xewi
Screen Snap Miota
BABE RUTH
In
"FANCY CURVES"
mn WANTED
Young, handsome, energetic, to take place of one who
has fallen down on the job. Must be good provider of
romance and thrills. Ready to do lots of night work.
Only experienced need apply. Watch This Space.
From Seattle Mra. O. M. Dye and
son of Seattle are in Medford for
attend days, the guesU of Mrs. S.
rmelson. They came here today oy
tram from the north.
Expected Home Mxi. Arthur Adler
and daughter Joan, who have been
visiting the Saunders family In Eu
gene, Mra. Adler's parents, are ex
pected back In Medford today.
Guest of SUter Mrs. Charles V.
Cooley of Salem, sister of Mrs. Good
win Humphreys, arrived tn Medford
last night to spend several weeks in
the city.
Gun Stolen G. Billings of Wagner
Gap reported to the city police this
morning that a .23-35 long-barreled
rifle which he cached behind a tree
160 yards from the road In that area,
was stolen yesterday.
Arrive from Linn Mrs. J. S. Wat
kins of this city and her slater, Mrs.
Ella Best of Linn. Wash., arrived
from the north today by train. Mrs.
Best plans to spend the summer with
her slater here.
Visits the Larsens Mrs. Frank Mar
tin of Salem la the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Larsen of this city. She
plans to spend several days, having
arrived by train from the north this
morning.
Guests of Hnnsens Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hansen of the Roxy Ann dis
trict have as their guests Mrs. B. P.
Myers and Mrs. Clifford Christian
sen of McMlnnvllle, who arrived by
train Thursday to spend about ten
days.
Meets Friend Mlos Emily DeVore.
formerly a member of the Medford
school faculty, visited with Miss Sara
Van Meter at the railway station last
night during a brief stop here. Miss
DeVore Is now an Instructor In San
Jose Teachers' college, and la return
ing to the south from the Oregon
State Normal educational conference.
Callfomlana Here Hotel registra
tions of Bear state residents Include
George W. Edwards of Chlco, Bernlce
Zlnk-of Sacramento and Ream Mer
rill of Mt. Shasta. The following
were from San Francisco: Berton
Smith, J. N. Dyer. E. L. Jennings, A.
Meyer, E. J. Rounover, Leon Op pen
helm, R. E. Lance and Raymond O.
Hoefler.
From the North Seattle guests at
Medford hotels are A. Hechman, A.
R. Anderson, S. C. Collins, D. V. Har
len, Bob Norman, Mildred Wkln, Mra
Jane O'Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Webb
and Miss Peggy Thomas. Other Wash
ingtonlans were 8. K. Bakke of Van
couver, W. C. Beaver of Everett, Char
lea h. La we of Raymond and L. D.
Davis of South Bend.
,
Report Accident Robert Herrlott
and Noah Llnderman filed accident
reports at the elty police station yes
terday, telling of both their cars be
ing completely wrecked tn a collision
Wednesday evening. Mri. Herrlott
suffered minor head injuries. The
accident occurred at the corner of
Chestnut and West Main street.
To Show Model Mrs. E. N. Warner,
instructor of the Women's Bible class
of the First Presbyterian church, will
show Grace Saxe's model of the taber
nacle and the Camp of Israel, at the
Sunday school class Sunday morn
ing at 0:45. This model contains 110
pieces, Mrs. Warner stated, and In
cludes furnishings, arranged cor
rectly. Guests In City The guests from
Oregon points other than Portland,
who registered at Medford hotels In
cluded Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Thomas of
Salem, F. S. Jones and Roy En tier
of Roseburg, H. A. Schoth of Cor
vallls. R. L. Roberts, V. L. Fltzpatrlck
and C. R. Veal of Albany, and the
following from Eugene: L, O. Listln,
G. E. Gaylord, F. P. Knight, H. J.
Kaltsky, H. B. Esson, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh H. Earle.
Port landers Here The city hol
registers had the following guests
registered from Portland: A. P. Gan
non, L. Axland, G. D. Sherer, Caro
line Rougey, H. M. Edson. Fred M.
Rowley, R. B. Howell. Floyd Ged
emke, Mt. and Mrs. W. B. Brown.
Charles F. Brown, Thomas A. Plgatt,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Achunder, Mr. and
Mra J. R. O'Conner, H. O. Zehrung,
B. D. Steffen, Lloyd S. Brooks, J.
Brevet, Mrs. J. A. Heran, Miss Helen
Den Illy, Mr: and Mrs. A. E. Hearn,
Mr. and Mrs. F. N Cate and daugh
ter. Mr and Mrs. H. R. Fellows, H. H.
Pomeroy and A. K. Lumsden
Nickel la more brittle than 'cast
Iron but when mixed slightly with
magnesium It may be hammered Into
thin sheets.
In Holly Film
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Bette Davis, well remembered for
her work in "The Man Who Played
God," etarring vehicle for George Ar
1185, Is one of the featured players
in the all-star cast supporting Bar
bara Stanwyck In "So Big,' 'the plc
t urination of Edna Ferber's great
story, and now the attraction at the
Holly theater. Tomorrow night will
see the last performances of
one of the most beautiful and hu
man pictures ever presented at the
Holly.
On the program Is a Graham Mc
Namee news reel. Babe Ruth In
"Fancy Curves," and a reel of screen
snapshots. The kiddles are remind
ed that tomorrow afternoon at 1 :30
the ninth chapter of the thrilling
serial. "Battling With Buffalo Bill."
will be shown.
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Polish Soil to America
OLZA, Poland. (AP) A handful
of earth from the spot where Polish,
Austrian and German borders meet
has been sent by local school chil
dren to America as their contribu
tion to the mound being raised by
Polish-Americans In memory of
George Washington.
The cotton fibre is Intended by na
ture to enable the wind to carry and
scatter the seeds, as It does those of
dandelion.
& ALLY EILCRS "
Sally Eilers Star
Thrilling Picture
At Fox Craterian
(By Jack Retlaw.)
He waa only a motorcycle "cop,"
but that made no difference when tt
came to arresting the helter-skelter
daughter of the
city political "big
hot." He was
quite aware that
his superiors
might "break"
him In rank and
send him to
pounding pave
ment on a beat
'way out In the
sticks" but ne
"pinched" her
Just the same.
However, he aid
become so embit
tered that when
approached with
bribes that the
"boys" passed along for protection.
His captain, determined to make
somewhat of an example of him, or
dered him to head a raid on one of
his "protected" spots, and again he
arrests the daughter of the big boss,
with many ensuing complications and
much red hot action.
This Is the brief outline of "Dis
orderly Conduct." which Is showing
at the Fox Craterian theater today
and tomorrow.
Spencer Tracy of "Sky Devils"
fame, is the motor officer, while
Sally Eilers cleverly handles the role
of the daughter. Comical El Brendel
provides a whole gang of side-split-lng
comedy. Ralph Bellamy portrays
the police captain.
On the stage, an elaborate presen
tation titled the "Klever Kiddle Song
and Dance Revue," featuring alx
dandy acts, with performers from the
Benson Studio of the Dance, will
be the special added attraction to
night and tomorrow. There will be
one performance tonight, at 9 o'clock
of the stage presentation, while on
Saturday the stage show will be pre
sented both afternoon and evening.
OSTENDBelgium. (AP) The
baccarat and roulette games at the
local casino have plenty of custom
this year. Only foreigners are al
lowed to play at the three Belgian
gambling resorts, Ostend, Spa and
Namur.
SELECTJlEADERS
CORVAM.IS. Ore.. April 29 (AP)
Future Farmers of America, here
In annual convention from 35 Ore
gon high schools, elected Tom Mll
lett of Wallowa' state president at
the opening session of the three-
day convention here last nlght
About 300 delegates attended.
Other officers are Curtis Rltchey
of Forest Grove, vice-president; II
vln Duerst of McMlnnvllle, secre
tary; Harold Schaad of Newherg.
treasurer, and George Gentemann
of Independence, reporter.
Eight boys were given honor de
grees of "state farmer." They are
Millet, Duerst. Schaad, Gentemann,
; Rltchey, Edwin Stastney of Malln,
Frank Bartoa of Woodburn and
I Avon Yoder of Canby.
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