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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAT 9, 1932. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal To Klamath FmlU Irneat Beers I, IX today for Klamath Falls, where be will TUlt friends. Of Vancouver H. O. Haggut and Dr. and Mra. John AUardyce of Van couver, B. O., are registered at ho tel in the city. Brief Case stolen L. N. Foy re ported to city police that a brief caie m stolen from, hit car on Holly ttreet last night. Returns by Train Mra. Elma Pett, who haa been In Berkeley, Cel., since August, returned to Medford today on the Shasta. Returns Today Having visited her inn James at San Francisco, Mrs. cnarlea Morgan will return to Med ford Tuesday. James was with the fleet stationed In San Francisco bay. To Crater Lake Mrs. C. K. Melster of Ashtabula, Ohio, and Mlas May Kennedy of Chicago left today for Crater lake with Miss Phyllis Swear Ingen. t Mrs. Fisher Visits Mrs. E. B. Fisher of Rupert, Ida.. Is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Wm. Lyman, who haa been very ill at her home, 316 King street. Mra. Sparrow Home Mra. Alex Sparrow returned on the Shasta this noon from San Francisco, where ahe has been for a few days. She also visited her daughter .at the Katherlne Branson school, Rosa, Cal. . On Vacation Miss Wllma Gyger of the Jackson County Building and Loan association la enjoying a week's vacation, atartlng today. She plans to visit her parents, who reside south of Ashland. Roof Fire A roof fire at 34 Mary Street was soon placed under control by the Medford fire department when the call waa reported at 11 a. m. yes terday. The blase waa at the W. O. Bradbury residence. , Rangers Transferred Forest Ranger Jest DeWltt haa been transferred from Medford to Union creek, and Ranger John Hoist will be stationed at Owen-Oregon sales camp No. 3, near Prospect, being transferred from here. BIGGER, BETTER OUTBOARD RACE IS MAY 22 Stearman Here A Stearman plane, piloted by H. A. Munlln, en route to Seattle from Oakland, Cal., stopped at the local airport a short time yes terday. ' Numerous Catches state Police man Roy Parr of the game division, said today that approximately 60 salmon were lAnrfjul at Rimm QinM. Saturday, with a large number also i club which has completed plans for betfiff tkn mit th. HlltAn U1I IinSI OVeni Ol mc acwwn wunu n ... . . . .1 will ha hlH on Xmli it Inks nui. neauiis yesieraay were not as good as Saturday, Officer Parr stated. Saturday, Officer Parr stated. Completes Visit Mrs. Arthur H. Davis of Bremerton, Wash., who has been spending the past ten days In Medford as the guest of Mrs. Katie Sherwood and family, returned home today. The group visited Crater lake yesterday, this being Mrs. Davis' first trip there. Oregonlans Visiting From points In the state outside of Portland are the following guests In the city ho tels: Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dickenson of Oswego. Nella Mayne of Corvallls. W. K. Rush and O. M. Strathouse of ugene, and Mr. and Mrs. N. J. White of Klamath Falls. Many Fish In Rlrer Qua Newbury, local attorney, who motored to Sav age Rapids dam yesterday, reported many salmon In the Rogue on the south side of the dam, and enough fishermen out In their boats to make the river look like San Francisco bay when the felet la in. Rnroute to Canada A Slskoraky S-38 eight-passenger amphibian, pil oted by E. W. Dobbin and belonging to the Canadian Airways, stopped at the Medford airport yesterday, en route to Vancouver, B. C. Accom panied by his mechanic, Dobbin flew directly from Reno. Kev., to this city. Dobbin was bringing the plane west from New York city. Portland Guests Hotel registers In Medford carry the names of the fol lowing from Portland: a. . Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Crichton, L. M. Pauley, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orleebach, T. B. Cavanaugh, P. J. Helgeson, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Randall, W. O. Hen dricks, Nell Morfltt, Mr. and Mrs Charles O. Arveson. Glenn D. Handy, Mr. and Mra. R. E. Menefer, Earl C. Bronough. Jr., Mrs. Ida A. Berwick To Crescent City A party of local and J. H. Pendleton. folk Who Journeyed to Crescent City yesterday where they caught a num ber of sea perch, were Mr. and Mrs. Val J, Fischer and daughter Isabel, Elfreda Whitman and Victor Teng wald. f Gllmore Improved Friends of w. 8. Gllmore, who haa been 111 for the past week at the Sacred Heart hos pital, are glad to learn that he js In an Improved condition and suffici ently recovered to return to his home ' this afternoon. ... Quests from North Those from Seattle who registered in Medford hotels are Mra. Delia Swasey, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Anderson. Dr. and Mrs. Carl M. Helwlg, D. L. Skoog and Evelyn Smith. .... Motor to Union Creek Following dinner at the flunnyslde hotel at Eagle Point yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wakefield motored to Union Creek, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beckelhelmer, operators cf the resort lodge. . Program Tomorrow Members of the Degree of Honor lodge will present a Mother's day program tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at Labor hall for member of the order and their friends, announcement from the group states. Mr, Chadwtrk Here W. W. Chad v wick of Salem, president of the Ter- Vmlnal Hotel company, arrived back In Ailedford yesterday from San Fran ' aiiAn wim fc hda been on busi ness. He I stopping at the Jackson hotel. ... On Business Trip Hugh Rankin, forest supervisor, with head quarters In Medford, Is spending today In , Marahfleld and Roseburg on business. Having attended the foresters' picnic j at Crescent City yesterday, he Jour- neyed on up the coast from there. ... Hotel Guests Here Included among the Callfornlans registered here over the week-end at the hotels of Med- ford are N. A. Vosey, J S. Peryotte. j Mr. snd Mrs. Van Donge, O. L. Han- j ley. C. C. Corkran. Exle Jennings and Mrs. Atkins of San Francisco, E I R. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. I Hansen of Oakland, H. J. Lister, Miss E. A Compton, L. A. Sabine, Charles J. Sabine and J. R. Hughes of Los I Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bryan I of Port Jones and 0 P. Richards of ; Alameda. j At Crater Lake Among the hun dreds of people from Medford and various points visiting Crater lake yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rynnlng. Mr. and Mra. C. T. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Lageson. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hamil ton, Mr. and Mrs. Moore Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Grey, Mr.' and Mrs. V. W, Chamberlain, Walter Nltzell, Roy El liott, George Brown, Misses Thelma and Itha Heard, Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sweeney ana Mr. ana Mrs. aeorge Howard. GEO. ALDEN, Recorder. Stated Assembly of Table Rock Council No. 16, R. & s. M. Tuesday, May 10th, at 7:30 p. m. Visitors In vlted. A. J. MoC ALLEN, Ills. Master R&mes Chapter No. 66, O. K. fi., regular communica tion, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Social night. Via itlng members welcome, HATTIE M. ALDEN, Secy Auto glass Installed while you wait Prices right. Brill Sheet Metal Works, tlee that are an Important part of the big spectacle. "Sixteen separate and distinct num bers comprise the entertainment. The ensembles of bathing beauties, Nelly Dons maids and pa Jama girls, all local hand-picked marvels of put chit rude make up the larger an sembles. Among the outstanding acta to appear will be the Seven Flashes, acrobatic dance stars; the Prussian Plaatlque octette; Jack Retlaw and Pajama Girls; Lloyd Williamson song star; electric swing fantasy; James Parkhlll. banlo fiend: Six Salloretta: blefter and better outboard re- j Noel Benson, eccentric dance-comic gatta and speedboat race la the pro- anrt the spectacular climaxes with the mlse of the Soutnern Oregon bom entire company participating. "The gorgeous costumes are direct from Adrlenne'a, popular women's ap parel ahoppe. Every one of the clever bathing suits, beach pajamas and Nelly Dons frocks are absolutely the newest in 1033 summer creations. "This revue-Irollc will be presented on both Wednesday and Thursday nights only, at 9 o'clock p. m.. In conjunction with the regular screen program. 1 Marion Marsh Star Clever Holly Film Iiy iieorge Olsfn "Beauty and the Boss." Not much of a title but what a picture. Aud iences at the Holly theatre yesterday were delighted with this saucy, dar ing, sparkling, comedy-romance. Fans will be clamoring for more pictures with Warren William after his charm ing and dashing performance as the baron who attended strictly to busi ness during office hours and attend ed strictly to the business of pleasure after working hours. Marian Marsh, is a delightful surprise. While she has been attractive In her former pictures she has seemed to lack some thing. There Is nothing lacking In her performance In this ultra-modern picture. As the drab secretary, who learns that she can be a charmer and does, "and how," she gives a great performance. What a team. Warren William and Marian March. David Manners, al ways youthful and attractive, Is the younger brother of the baron, and Chas. Butterworth puts In his dry comedy. In the places just where It is moat needed. For spicy, snappy, up-to-the-minute entertainment, this comedy at the Holly Is the last word Benny Meroff and hla band head the short subject program with clever novelty musical act, featuring a Neon Lighted Trombone, and an unusually clever Impersonation of Ted Lewis. A Kartoon la a bit of nonsense en titled "Crosby, Col umbo and Valee, and a Graham McNamee news reel completes the bill. will be held on Enilg s U lake May 23. Enthused by the success of the first race held, boatment have organized an association to be known as the Medford Navy which will sponsor and stage the next regatta In co-operation with the boat club. The Medford Nary membership Is limited to race drivers of this section of the country and they are bending every effort and sparing no expense to make the event the biggest watersports event ever staged In southern Oregon. Due to the fact that the Irrigation district will begin drawing irrigation water during the latter part of the month this race will be the last event of the racing season held there this year. All of the entrants who attended the last meet will be on hand as well as many additional drlvere. Ward Angllley, the Pacific coast champion, who was here with his boat "Sweetheart" during the last meet has written and emphasized the fact that he wanted to return to square up the hard luck of the first meet. Angllley broke a connecting rod on the first lap of the first race and was laid up for the balance of the meet. Floyd House In "Houseaflre" who turned over when he was smacked by a Seattle boat In the mlxup on the first turn also showed remarkable speed at the getaway. House claims and Indications are that he may be right, that he can take the measure of either An gill try or Wilbur, Local drivers who fought Lady Hard Luck all day, lost fins, and coasted up on the banks, turned over. broke off gas tanks, blew out spark plugs, cussed and discussed In a des perate effort to keep part of the money at home are all back In shape ready to go. They are smarting under the defeat of the outsiders and are determined to avenge the trimming at the meet to be held here on the 32nd. Beach Revue Soon At Craterian Big Show Says Retlaw 'I have been producing various kinds of stage spectacles for many years past, but I can say, without hesitation, that the Bathing Costume and Beach Pajama Revue ami Frolic which I have produced and directed for showing at the Fox Craterian theater next Wednesday and Thurs day nights will be one of the most elaborate and entertaining In my en tire career." Thus spoke. Jack Retlaw, managing director of the, local Fox playhouses, between gaspa as he put his mam moth group of performers through their rehearsals today. "Not alone Is the revue and frolic an elaborate affair from the stand point of the extraordinary display of beach costumes, but the settings, which were constructed solely for this presentation, constitute dazzling background, unique and novel," be continued. "Our scenic artist, Lee Ryan, has been engaged for days past In creating curtain drops, effects. boats, wharves and what-not for this act. "Bill Prouty, Parker Bundy and John Wldner, expert electricians and stage mechanics, have been working day and night, completing the var ious electrical effects, brilliant light ing schemes and Illuminating novel- tunlty to enjoy this clever aggrega tlon again. j The screen attraction for Wednes- 1 day with the appearance of Vic Meyers and his band will be the ab sorbing mystery "Behind the Mask" featuring Jack Holt, Constance Cum minga and Boris Karloff. The band will appear on the Holly stage once only on Wednesday evening and promptly at 8:15, In order that the boys may get away In time for the big dance to be held at the Oriental Gardens on that same evening. Craterian Picture Outstanding Film It was a great "racket" while It lasted, but In the end. Truth and Faith triumphed, and then the real cures were accomplished. That magnificent dramatic story. 'The Miracle Man1 which Is showing today and tomorrow at the Fox Cra terian theater. Is unquestionably one of the most powerful ever filmed. It will be remembered that this same Identical drama was produced as a silent picture over a decade ago. and caused wide-spread comment and Interest. The stars of the old silent version, then unknown to a wide-eyed fan world, were Lon Chaney, Thomas Melghan and Betty Compson. In fact this picture more than any other waa directly responsible for their later success as famous screen luminaries. Today's cast. Instead, Is anything but unknown. The principal roles are enacted by Sylvia Sidney, Chester Morris, Herbert Bosworth, little Rob ert Coogan, Boris Karloff and many others of note. An added attraction of more than usual interest .here Is the profession al debut of George Andrews, popular Medford HI baritone In a dandy song offering. Yesterday's audiences ap plauded him enthusiastically. BY MISS ested In child health and the people of the state willing to work and to contribute much of time and money toward development of healthier, happier children. Among the most Interesting speak ers she listed Geo. A. Haatlngs, who voiced the challenge of the children's character; Dr. DUlehunt, whose work with children through the Portland hospitals. Is known throughout the state; and Dr. Alexander Golden welser, visiting professor at the Uni versity of Oregon. A report of outstanding accomplish ments at the Governor's child wel fare conference, held In Salem last week, as a preliminary to the White House conference, waa brought to Medford over the week-end by Miss Mildred Carlton, president of the Jackson County Public Health asso ciation. In each department into which the conference was divided. Miss Carlton reported much progress. Considera tion was given pre-natal and mater nal care, the pre-ichcol child, the school child, education and training of the family In health education, vo cational guidance and child labor, recreation, religious education and the handicapped child. Miss Carlton addressed all the county health organisations of the state, choosing aa her subject, "How Volunteer Agencies Can Assist In Child Health Programs." There were 700 delegates In attend ance at the conference and 31 coun ties represented, all by volunteer guests, no expenses being paid by organiratlons. This fact Miss Carlton pointed out aa one of the outstand ing Indications that Oregon Is inter- SCOTTISH RITE Stated meeting of Lodge, 7:30 P. M , May 8th. L. B. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Fishing tackle, new stock, at The Smoke House. E. Main. Vic Meyers Again Appears at Holly Lovers ol stage bano presentations remember with pleasure the appear ance of Vic Myers and his band on the Holly stage about three weeks ago and will welcome the news that the famous Seattle )iu candidate for mayor and his clever band will return to the Holly stage on Wednes day night of this week In a brand new Btage presentation. The band numbers twelve men and also additional entertainers and the presentation features of songs, com edy and dances. Those who saw and heard the band on Its previous en gagement will welcome the oppor Notice of Appointment of Admlnls. tnitrli. In the County Court of the Bute of Oregon, for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Roma A. Koppes, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I have been duly and regularly appointed Administratrix of the above entitled estate under and by virtue of an or der of the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, duly made, rendered and entered upon May 6th, 1983, and all credltora having clatma against the said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified and with vouchers thereunto attached, and all persons owing said estate are notified to pay their said Indebted ness to Myrtle W, Blakeley, Mall Tri bune Office, Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. MRS. ROMA A. KOPPES, Administratrix of Estate of Roma A Koppes. deceased. Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 6th day et May, 1D33. V STATE Theatre TONIGHT -MAKCR OF MF.S" with Jack Holt Any seat He Any Time A Earl H. Fehl Will Address the voter! at the Red Top School TONIGHT You are asked to be preient. Psld tdv. SIMPLE GERMAN REMEDY FOR STOMACH TROUBLE i Tlie slmDle German remedy. Ad- W'.kt. -esches the VPPER oowei wa.lunf 3ut poisons which 'un; .toma-r, trouble. One doe Ataps gaa bloaung. Heatna Drug Store. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANT TO RENT Unfurnished house for two people: not over eiuuu. Write or call 139 Vancouver Ave. SALEM AN to represent Portland con cern In this territory lor last mov ing line. Write, Alumaweld Sales, Inc., 356 Everett St., Portland, Ore, WILL EXCHANGE good home In Pas adena. Cal.. for same in siooioru. Clear, close to school, church, street 1 1 car snd bus lines, value .-uuu. no awnts. Write Box 3877, Mall Trl-jl bune. for sale S-room house, lot; MSO; terms. Rent, 3 cabins, W and 8. 812 Summit. FOR SALE Furniture, radio and canned fruit. Cheap If taken at once. Phone 665-H. LOST Olasses In Tribune office. VOUNO MAN driving sedan to Port land Tuesday morning, will take one or two passengers. Call 661-Y. 1 AND 4-FOOT old growth body fir. S3 and as: any amount. Phone 1335-W. FOR RENT 5-room house, nicely furnished, lawn and garden; close to town. R 3, Box 103. North from Baker's service station. WANTED Housework by experienced girl. 187 Tripp. So Crisp and Cool! 400 "Nelly Dons" They arrived Sunday and are "all marked ready for your selection. Lovely summery colors and sheer materials. No Nelly Don over $10! , Sizes 12 to 44 $1.50 to $ 1 0.oo See a group of these frocks modeled at the Cra terian Theatre Wednes day and Thursday, May It and 12. alonR with the Bathing: Beauty and Pa jama Revue. with Lovely MARIAN MARSH WARREN WILLIAMS Charles Butterworth, David Manners, Frederick Kerr Don't Take Our Word . . . Ask Your Friends About This erne 111 the "martest, Snappiest Com edy In Months , , . You'll Love Itl GREAT NEWS! RETURN ENGAGEMENT VicMEYERS AND HIS BAND IN A BRAND NEW STAGE FRESESTATI0N I Wednesday Nite At 8:15 P. M. ON THE SrRKF.N JACK HOLT In "BEHIND THE MARK" ADRIENNE'S i i vrar HILARIOUS COMEDY, HITI - r TO Trouhlest ,f j Kick Worry L J Jslll II " -: v-v i i U. a II -v I v.m ' k ' j MoSnmVrmHt yflf w tor wlth 1,878,7 ill l MARIAN 1 it Ut a Cllft.phy. I I IMM X rVI J K M Yt old rf , I t WILLIAMS W&jVf&J, fitii. . . i r & x . v ,e e II if. i-rvi t Char Buuerwonn, uavm n , . -k s. ftfy ' rt.a.ri.1. Kitt 1 Cisco's mul!irWX ship-strewn BeXVv o BENNY MEROFF Oakland and B.yV. awn HTti TtAwn nil" m "ll'VVav AND HIS BAND iw,T, The view fron'VS&wj J sin KARTOON i marvelous. aedatlta 'ooOT ammmmmmmammmmmm a delight to thejsonijktd iy J A Mighty 0". r Dramatic ggSSiVJf gtScL Smash 1 'JfJk Z MATS' b . i i ranw .vinw nu i i yuis i fr-s I V H I ft l V r n I I h j H 9 . 1 U I I I r-' I LAO B V J 1 -il I (!ll.iJ:f (iVHU Andrews II V A 'i 1 ill Fk 1 .1711 a I I " I Ui.t Time. Today .Nv Marie Dressier I r"' HM In "EMMA" I 15 "O J 171 g TUESDAY ONLY duicide Fleet hWm.Boyd lne5ry iJNhe ad appetlU. On the yv' vJvvV ""r t""t At Gearr and Taylor Cisco visitor finds Sao Fi hotel. Here, those environment of lo be found travelers return able atraospl Cllft. pi yet old local V W V)' AI.RO BENNY MEROFF AND HIS BAND Stn KARTOON V," i .t Jl feuest to the of service that ' present day y. Al- major hotel of flhouf h It U rated ai i and vaiue-alvlnr there are surprising!; start at 13 single ao SEMEME WED.-THURS. Foremost Stage Event of 1932! ES Bathing Costume and Beach Pajama REVUE and FROLIC t BATHING T) BEAUTIES & ELABORATE STAGE SETTING! In Two Dazzling Scenes! SINGING I DANCING I MUSIC I C0MEDYI 16 Spectacular ENTERTAINING NUMBERS 1 Produced and directed by JACK RETLAW 2 ONE Performance Each Evening at 9 o'clock p. m 5 All Costumes DIKECT FROM ADRIENNE'S Mrdfnrd's Smartest Women's Apparel AND ... ON IIIK SCREEN "Be Wet Parade" w . Featuring WALTER HUSTON DOROTHY JORDAN JIMMY Dt'RANTR LKWIS STONE No Advance In Price!