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SfEDFOTID MAIL T'RTBUXE. fEDFOUn. OTCEGOX. FRIDAY, MAY C. MM. rAGE ELEVEN ) Local and Maglll Vlsltt Store Lloyd Mag 111, owner of the MiglU drug store In thli city, U here today from Bend. William' VUitor Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Williams of Portland are visitors in Medford this week, Mr. Williams representing Walton & Moore. In Mualcale Mrs. H. B. Marsh, Miss Imogens Wallace, Mrs. Herman Pu rucker and Miss Dorothy' Reynolds, local musicians, are in Ashland to day participating in a mualcale. In from Elk Creek Dave Pence and son Lincoln, and Ace Weeks, ranch ers of the Elk creek district, are transacting business in Medford t day. . Guest from Oakland Lester Smith, who Is attending school this year in Oakland, Is spending the week in Medford with Mrs. Smith, He plans to return south this week-end. Kiiblts Visit Captain and Mrs. K. K. KubU of Portland were Jn the city yesterday, en route to their home from California. The captain visited his mine in the Applegate country. Optometrists Leave Dr. E. D. El wood, optometrist, and Dr. E. W. Win kle leave tomorrow morning for Sa lem, where they will attend the Ore ( gon op tome trie meeting. Mrs. Wulker Called North Mr. , George Walker left this morning by motor for Roseburg, called north by the Illness of her brother, with whom she plans to spend several weeks. Rurgoyne Visits Here Herman Bur goyne was here yesterday from Eu gene and Portland, calling at Mc Crady'a cafe, now owned by Mrs. Burgoyne and himself. Pan nellenlc to Meet A meeting of the lool chapter of Pan Hellenic has been announced for tomorrow noon at the Hotel Holland. Lunch eon will be followed by the usual social afternoon. Show Crater Scenes Ernest A. Rostel, publicity manager for Crater national park, will show the reels of Crater Lake winter scenes for stu dents at the Rogue River academy, Saturday evening, accordln gto pres ent plans. The program Is scheduled for 8 o'clock. P A Baro-ain? Tomorrow we will offer as our. regular Week End Special the new type Raisin Bran Bread which we introduced at the Mail Tribune Cooking School the lost of March. This very unusual bread made with a liberal portion of raisins, walnuts and honey has become one of our "best sellers" in the few weeks since its intro duction. In order to persuade those who have not yet tried this tasty health loaf to do so this week end we will conduct a special Saturday sale on this Raisin Bran Bread 11c the loaf at your favorite grocer or our retail store. The regular price on this loaf is 15c the loaf and we know you will become a repeat customer once we get you to try this wonderful bread. Remember this is not an ordinary bread. It is a combination of bread and cake which you can eat and enjoy immensely without butter. Still Some Real Bargains Left! LOOK AT THESE SAVINGS IN BEDROOM SUITES Regular J.'U-.'O value In bed and Vanity, flnlhed In walnut. A real bargain at C.ren enameled Bedroom Suite, hand (lrmrated, fieri. Vanity and Bench Chiffonier. $39 value, going at Four-piece Bedroom Suite In vntlnnt! Bed. Vanity. Chiffonier and Bench, siil.oo values now Personal Kroschel Home Sam Kroschel, stu dent at the University of Oregon, ar rived here on the Shasta, last even ing to spend the week-end with rela tives and friends. Mcketl Business Caller J. L. Nlckell of Tacoma, Wash., represent ing HodshonBerg Hat company, waa a business caller In Medford yester day. Called from South by Death Mrs. C. L. Brown and children, Helen and Donald, are In this city from Long Beach, Cal., having been called north by the sudden death of Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. Ella Peters. Guets from Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Angus L. Bowmer of Ashland were callers In Medford yesterday afternon. Mr. Bowmer Is a member of the Southern Oregon Normal school staff. From Hog ue River Misses Myrtle Willis and Genevieve Piatt, school teachers at Rogue River, returned to that place by train last evening, hav ing spent a short time yesterday afternoon here shopping. Bowerman Elected In the student body election at the University of Oregon Thursday, Bill Bowerman. for merly of Medford, was elected vice president, with 862 against 733 votes for Roll a Reedy. Name Omitted The name of Edith Sage, Junior at the Senior high school, was omitted from the school honor roll published In Wednesday's Mall Tribune. Miss Sage had 3 A's and one B, with 43 points. Registered Here Hotel guests from points away from the Pacific coast are Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Goodwin of Grand Junction, Colo., J. M. Balrd nd Ray D. Ward of Chicago, V . Green and E. Ehrllch of New York City. From State Points The hotels have as guests here the following from state points outside of Port land: Arnold S. Burrler of Corvallis. H. R. Haines. W. I. Moody and B. R. Pooley of Eugene, H. L. Prltchard and Byrum Linn of Klamath Falls, R, C. Schott, Edwin S. Woodford. James E. Bunnell, P. E. Barrett and E. B. Gabriel of Salem and Harry Praralde of Oregon City, And How! j $17.25 $29.50 $32.00 Plans Week-end Trip Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hubbard plan to leave tomorrow by motor for L&kevlew, . whir they will spend several days! visiting friends. i Business Visitor from North Nell Morfltt, district representative for the Buick, Oldsmoblle. Pontlac Sales company, with headquarters in Ae- attle, arrived here Thursday to spend a week conferring with local dealers. Grant Returns Carl E. Grant, dis trict manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company, who has been attending a directors' meeting in New York City, returned to Med ford by train this afternoon. Business Callers The list of vis itors in Medford today from neigh boring localities include A. L. Perns. Mrs. O, W. Dickey, Mrs. A. S. Mav of Phoenix. Miss Mollis Brltt of Jacksonville and Mrs. Te&sle Morgan of Central Point. Brings Home Salmon With one shoulder Injured so that he could use but one arm, "Daddy" Roberta, known as "the mayor of Summit street." returned from Savage Rapids dam yesterday with a 30-pound sal mon and a 35-pounder, according to reports. Seattle Guests The hotel registers in Medford carry the names of the following Seattle people: H. A. Max well, K. s. Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hall. O. O. Berger. H. J. Posket. H. C. Walter, J G. Andre. Fred An ha.lt and Harry Lewis. Other Wash ington residents were J. S. Nickel of Tacoma and John McGlllwray of Spokane. Port landers Here The many Port landers registered at hotels In the city are George C. Hall, J. C. Ward, Ben C. Talbot. H. W. Powers. E. D. Cook. Bill Clark, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mars ton, John Sargent and family, J. P. Carpenter, Lei and James. J. H. Buell, R. C. McCracken, Louis R. Centre, L. J. Cleasby. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Derum, Roy Alexander, P. H. Brundage. E. W. Layell, Carl H. Wag ner, Marshall N. Dana and son, C. J. Wright, R. J. West aud George C. Clark. Bear Staters Callfornians who have registered at hotels of the city are the following San Francisco resi dents: Paul Barnett, Mrs. Clayton Sage, H. M. Llpman, H. R. Renelg. J C. Scherz, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Wil liams. W. W. Galny and J. W. El stem. Others from the southern state are Mr. and Mrs. L. E Shepher, Paul Hammond, S. P. Thronell, W. 8. Hoak, J. C. Hlvlan and Mr. and Mrs. Q. S. Nlsbet of Los Angeles, George Rucker of Burltngame. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pendleton of San Diego and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cavanaugh of Santa Monica. Pelouze Promoted An announce ment In this morning's Oregontan tells of the promotion of R. F. Pe louze, resident manager for A. E. Pitkin & Co., with offices In the American Bank building In Portland, to the vice-presidency and Pacific coast managership of the company. Mr. Pelouze formerly lived In the Rogue River valley and Is remember ed here by many friends. He served 14 months under the French and American flags during the World war. and previous to his enlistment In thr army was a noted gridiron star aw all-around athlete at Stanford uni versity. Ramon Novarro Has Role Holly's Drama "Ben Hur," the greatest motion picture ever made, Is now playing a triumphant return engagement at the Holly theater, gTeater than ever with added sound effects and mu sical synchronization. Ramon Navarro, May McAvoy, Francis X. Bushman and Carmel Meyers are the featured players, with 190,000 extras also In the cast. To add to the thrills of this mag- I nlflcent production, th most spec tacular scenes such as the chariot race and the sea, fight are being shown on the Holly giant magnl I life screen. 8hown on the giant screen, the showing of this picture Is an event. Part of the proceeds of the matinee tomorrow will go to the Junior High Parent-Teacher as sociation, which Is sponsoring the showing of "Ben Hur." Chico Couples Married Here Four Chlco, Cal, happy this morning souls were msde by County Judge C. B. Lamkln, when m united them In marriage, In a They were Lowell farmer, and Alice 0. Harold W. Wilson, Flora Marshall. SO, double wedding. C. Howard, 31, Sargent, 17; and farmer, 34, and Dining Room Suites Dlnlnf Room Suite In walnut. Spanish design whltti are regu larly prlred at 1T5. Table, Buf fet and five Chairs. Special for this sale $75.00 Table. Bnffet and fnnr Chairs, finished In walnut n amazing bargain at thin price for the complete suite ' $43.50 Warner Baxter (Til (By Jack Bctlaiv.) A tingling story fraught with scads of romance, tenderness, and oodles of snappy action and thrllla Is des- TONIGHT TOMORROW! Evening Shows Begin 7 o'clock MIGHTIER THAN EVER! SEE THE GREATEST PICTURE OF ALL TIME ON OUR GIANT MAGNI-LIFE SCREEN! TUB TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF .te- Francis X. fjf WZfc K'T' Bushman f ijJM P1CTURE AN EVENT! Sponsored by the ON TUB RTAOEt IN OBSERVANCE OF NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK! TONIGHT I JAMES STEVENS BARITONE Coming Sunday That Hilarious Comedy "BEAUTY i BOSS" Another Sign of Summer! Merrick's Will Open Tomorrow Saturday 1 o'clock New foot tubs and thoweri have been Installed, and the satatorium completely re-decorated and painted. Dana Thoraai, gwimming instructor, will ..be . in ..charge ..of classes. "They say swim In drinking water" at Fox Craterian 'fit yytm" ' ". . -I tmed for the Pox Craterian theater screen today and tomorrow when Warner Baxter, beloved Daddy of "Daddy Long Legs," again portrays OUND DON'T MISS IT! Junior High P. T. A. TOMORROW NIGHT I ROBERTA WARD BF.BB Snprnno WIM.IAM r. ISAACS llnrltnnn SEBASTIAN APOLLO Pianist IE a similar tola In that pie mild fea ture film, "Amateur Daddy." Fox (lima haa aurrounded Baxter with an exceptional cat, including Marlon Nixon. Prankle Darro, Rita Lelloy. Wtlltam Pawley, David Lan dau. Joan Ureslaw and many others ol note. ThU ta the story of a construction engineer who adopt the young chil dren of hi dearest friend, killed on the brldpe-buildln Job which Bax ter is auporlntendtng. The locale move to Scotch Valley where a vil lainous neighbor la trying to steal the children's land. On the strtge. Royal and Carl, wide ly traveled "hill-billy" type radto stars, with their musical snv and harmonica, and not forgetting their ancient tandem bicycle, offer an ex cellent act. These boys offer their outstanding radio hits. James Stevens To Offer Music Week Feature At Holly In keeplnp with National Music week, two delightful presentations have been arranged for stage attrac tions along with the showings of Ben Hur at the Holly theater. To night only, James Stevens, baritone, will appear in a song presentation. Mr. Stevens needs no introduction to Medford audiences. HLs work is well known and it will be most en TODAY and .ON THE Special! Personal Appearance YAL Noted Radio Stars with their MUSICAL SAW and HARMONICA Regular Back-woods "HILL-BILLIES" AND ON THE SCREEN I5'aldy Long f i- ' 1 A picture to make hearts hap pier and romances sweeter. With the Daddy of "Daddy Long Legs" as its star! WARNER in Amateur Daddy win nun 'The Saddle Buster' tomkeene taut 3 'MALTESE FALCON Kith luha Daniels NATI'RDAY IJi; "Psrflnrrs" witn I om m vl r.o. Ill "Kliii ol the " 1 Mm r IHn joyable to hear his beautiful bari tone voice again. H will sing to nlht only. Tomorrow night the stage presentation will feature two soloists: Roberta Ward Bebb, well known musician and soprano of Med ford. and she will offer a her num ber "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice," from Samson and Delilah," and Wil liam P. Isaacs, baritone. In especially arranged number for the occasion. Sebastian Apollo, pianist, will be the accompanist for the Friday and Sat urday evening presentations. The Holly theater management la pleased to cooperate in the observance of National Music week and these' two stae presentation will add grently to the enjoyment of those who at tend the theater to see "Ben Hur." Seattle Dentist Declared Guilty SEATTLE. March . (AP) A U prlor court Jury of lght men and iour women late yesterday convicted Dr. Albert J. McKeown. Seattla den tut, of second degree murder for the beating to death here March 1 of his 81-year-old mother, formerly of Muscatine. Iowa. Twenty ballot were taken and the Jury was out 18 hours. Leniency was recom mended. MILLINERY sale tomorrow. Band Box. The TOMORROW STAGE . and CARL Doubles the Delitfht of .. - - TW MATINEES 20c EVENINGS 30c 1 TODAY SAT. AN7T Chapter "THE MYSTERY TROOPER" C0MIN0 SUNDAY for Big Days T The Screen Hit of the Year! (ft w IdV f L'j ife 1 ALSO ON THE STAGE George Andrews Popular Medford Hi Baritone otrrrlnf MOTHERS' DAY Program Walker's DANCE Central Point Saturday Night The Foremost STAGE Event of 1932 Spectacular Bathing Costume and Beach Pajama REVUE and Frolic Wed.-Thurs. May 11-12 featuring 25 Beautiful Living Models Elaborate STAGE SETTING with 2 Dazzling SCENES! V It's Loaded With Entertainment! Singing! nanrinor! Music! Comedy! All Costumes Direct from Ad nenne s Medford's Smartest Women's Apparel There Will Be One Performance EACH NIGHT AT 9 P. M. No Advance In Prices Hawks' bills bsvt no Meth.
