MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, IfEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1932.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Undergoes Operation Mra. O. 9.
Hlckmra underwent u operation at
tta Community hospital Sunday
night,
. Returns to Portland Wilson Car
rol, who had been vial ting In this
city tor several days, returned to
Portland this morning.
I At the Benson Mr. and Mrs. Era 11
Mohr, who own the Hotel Medford,
are at the Benson from Medford.
Morning Oregon lan.
Visits In South Mrs. W. M. Van
Bcoyoo left here by train Sunday
evening for Los Angeles, where she
plans to visit.
VLeaves for South Fred Brown lft
VJjilford this morning for southern
California, where he plans to spend
several months.
Mrs. Kimball Hostess Mrs. Julia
Ch Kimball Is hostess today to mem
bers of the Grace circle of the Pres
byterian church.
Two from North Prank Christie
and P. Q- Perkins of Seattle are the
only Washington guesta registered at
Medford hotels.
To Wyoming Mrs. Anna. Chaney,
who spent the winter In Medford,
visiting relatives, left by train Mon
day evening for Casper, Wyo.
To Butte PallsMrs. N. B. fiftod-"
dard arrived In Medford today by
train from Los Angeles and Santa
Ana. She Is en route to Butte Falls.
Mrs. Merrlman Home Mrs. M. D.
Merrlman. who has been spending
the past ten days in Fresno visiting,
returned here on the Shasta today.
Issue Permit The city has Issued
925 permit to U. J. Carpenter to
suve a partition at 223 East Sixth
rJw-et, according to records at the
city hall.
v Pickett In Hospital P. M. Pickett,
who underwent an operation a few
days ago at the Sacred Heart hospital,
la reported in an Improved condition
today.
Bowlers Here Mr and Mis. R. A.
Conger stopped In Medford overnight
en route south from Vancouver, B.
C where they participated In &
bowling tournament. One member
of the group who has proved quite an
expert, will sail soon for Germany
to enter competition there.
Strawberries
t
are cheaper
this year than ever
before at this stage of
the season.
Ask for Fluhrer'i
Shortcake Layers to go
with them. Either
individual or sheet
layers
TIE. and WED.
"Gold Dust Gertie"
with Winnie Llghtner
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Personal
Return to Trail Having visited in
Berkeley, Cel., Mrs. R. B. Bird and
Mrs. Weeks returned to Medford on
the Shasta Sunday, and Journeyed
on to Trail.
Undergoes Operation Miss Janet
Ross of Grants Pass, who underwent
an operation at the Community hos
pital, la getting along nicely this
afternoon.
Weeks Return - Miss Gertrude
Weeks and Alfred Weeks returned on
the Shasta this non from Berkeley,
Cal., where they have been visiting
for several days,
Completes Meetings H. A. Hun
derup, Baptist evangelist from Fort
Worth, Tex., who has been conduct
ing meetings in Ashland, left this
morning for Portland.
In from Jacksonville Miss Mollle
Brltt and Em 11 Brltt of Jacksonville
are shopping In Medford today. Other
callers are A. B. Zimmerman of Gold
Hill and Mrs. I. McDonald of Persist.
Mrs. Talent Visits Mrs. Terry Tal
ent of Seattle Is spending a few days
in this city visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barber, Ashland
Dally Tidings.
Shaw In City Today G. L. Shaw of
Portland, representative of the North
Western Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, is In Medford today calling on
local agents.
Bray Catches Fish Dr. J. P. Bray
was a successful fisherman again
Sunday, according to reports about
the city yesterday. He Joined the
fishing fleet at Savage Rapids and
landed a salmon.
Takes Pictures Hugo Guenther.
who visited Crater Lake Sunday, re
ported today that the photographs
he took of the lake and snow scenes
were "perfect," having received the
prints last night.
-
Autoglro Here King Baird, flying
his Pltcalrn Autoglro, landed at the
Medford airport at 3 o'clock yester
day afternoon from Klamath Falls.
He plans to give an exhibition flight,
he said yesterday.
To Crater Lake E. O. Sollnsky,
superintendent of Crater national
park, was to leave today for the
lake, accompanied by R. W, Price
of Portland, who will be in charge
of the lodge again this year.
From a Distance The hotel guests
from distant places, stopping In this
city, are Helen D. Everett and Anna
R. Glebler of Missoula, Mont., A. T.
SJoblom of Chicago, J. Hlslop and
Mrs. H. Hlslop of Vancouver, B. C.
Attend Medical Meeting Among
members of the local medical pro
fession attending the annual meeting
of the southern Oregon association In
Roseburg today are: Dr. James C,
Hayes, Dr. Chas. T. Sweeney, Dr. Wm
W. P. Holt and Dr. R. W. Sleeter..
Rail Representatives Railway men
who arrived In Medford by train this
morning to confer with business men
were L. V. Druoe of the Canadian
National, Dan Farrell of the Wabash
lines and Joe Gotham, representing
the Lackawanna. All have their
headquarters In Portland.
To Reside Here Mr. and Mrs. T.
W. Schappert have moved from Port
land to Medford, where they plan to
make their home. Mr. Schappert,
representative In the southern di
vision of the Real Silk Hosiery com
pany, has Just been transferred to
this city.
Tollefson Leaves Merland Toilet
son, student at the University of
Oregon, left for Eugene by train to
day, having spent the week-end In
Central Point as the guests of his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Theo. P. Tol
lefson. As Mrs. Tollefson was unable
to be on the campus for Mother's day,
Merland visited at home.
- From California The hotel guests
In the city Include the following
group of Calif orn tans: Mrs. C. P
McDonnell and O. R. McConnell of
Happy Camp, George A. Tebbe of
Yreka, Robert R. Newman of Sacra
mento. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Simmons
and Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Smith of
Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Roy
of Oroville, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Klrk-
land of Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. W. B
Brown, S. C. Talbot, E. O. Kruzer,
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Powell and W. A.
Powell of Los Angeles, and from San
Francisco, E. L. Kearney, Bob Mason,
C. B. OHalloren, S. Sllverstone, B. D.
Penaluma, A. R. Covell. T. H. Pitt,
A. W. Stauber, Mr. and Mrs. Ben M.
Larken, Ethel Bentley, P. Keane and
D. L. Singer.
Real Bed. . . .
AKHI B L I Bah.
,N PUKILANU
Likes .Medford Mrs. O. J. Wilson.
en route from Pocatello, Ida., to Los
i Angeles, liked Medford so well when
I she arrived here, that she planned to
spend the day in the city, she said
this noon.
Stop In City Max Genlar, director
of administration, department of
agriculture, and Charles A. Cole, di
vision chief, division of plant Indus
try, both of Salem, arrived In Med
ford last evening, and left early to
day. Visits McLeod Mrs. Mabel 0. Mack.
county home demonstration agent, Is
spending today at McLeod, conduct
ing an all-day meeting. Household
accounts is the subject today being
considered by the home extension
unit.
i
Isaacs Catches Trout Wm. F.
Isaacs, one of southern Oregon's best
known fly fishermen, caught a dozen
trout from the Rogue near his coun
try place. Big Rock lodge, Sunday.
All were of good length, he said to
day, and made him a "dandy" supper
last night.
En route to Oakland 0. 0. Root of
Anaheim, pastor of the First Chris
tian church In that city, passed
through Medford by train today, en
route to Oakland, Ore., where he will
conduct services. Rev. Root is a
friend of Rev. W. R. Baird, "pastor
of the local Christian church.
From the Metropolis The Portland
guests at city hotels Include A. D.
Nicolette, S. Lamourlnx, O. C. Kra
mlu, R. Finch, H. Fairing, C. G. Greg
ory, L. W. Jetter, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Ruber, A. H. Queenle, A. S. Mundel,
John Whlney, L. C. McCormlck, J.
M. Smith and Ira N. Gabrlelson.
Journey to Yreka Mr. and Mrs. E.
M. Wilson, Mrs. W. H. McGowan and
Mrs. Cornelia Barnes of Phoenix mo
tored to Yreka last evening, where
they attended the Joint meeting of
the Yreka and Etna Mills chapters
of Eastern Star. The special gather
ing was held In honor of a visit from
the grand matron of the California
lodge.
From State Points Included among
guests from Oregon points other than
Portland, who are registered at ho
tels in Medford. are G. W. Glllen
water, J. Krimmell, H. Krlmmell, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy HUIla and R. E. Toner
of Eugene, Charles A. Cole and Max
Gehlar of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Morris of Klamath Falls and L. J.
Bennett of Roseburg.
Motor to Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs.
Volney Dixon spent yesterday In
Grants Pass. The drive from this
city to the climatic town Is becoming
more popular each day as the many
gardens neighboring Grants Pass de
velop under the spring sunshine,
which Is coaxing pansles. Iris and
hosts of other flowers into blossom.
Farmers In City Hershel Harper,
farmer of the Sams Valley district,
Is transacting business In Medford
today. Other members of the farm
ing population here today are John
L. Hallam of Beagle, Frank and Wal
ter Fitzgerald of Sams Valley and A
L. Ferns of Phoenix,
Moving to Union Creek Mr. and
Mrs. Jess DeWltt of the Old Stage
road are leaving today for Union
Creek, where they will make their
home during the spring and summer
seasons. Mr. DeWltt Is located with
the forest service in that district. He
returned yesterday from Crescent
City, where he attended a forest serv
ice meeting.
Enjoy Lake Trip They dldnt see
the bears, but they had a grand time
Just the same, Dr. B. R. Elliott re
ported today for himself and his
guests, who made the trip to Crater
lake Sunday. Dr. Elliott was accom
panied by his children, Amy, Jimmy
and Joan, and Virginia Llndley, Betty
Vllm, Betty Paske and Carol Scheffel.
LAST TIMES TONIGHT!
THE HILARIOUS COMEDY HIT1
"BEAUTY AND THE BOSS"
With MARIAN MARSH. WARREN WILLIAM
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
ON THE STAGE 1
TOMORROW NIGHT!
ONE APPEARANCE AT 8:15
RETURN ENGAGEMENT Or
VIC MEYERS
AND HI
COLUMBIA RECORDING
ORCHESTRA
IN A BRAND NEW PRESENTATION
Danr at the Orlrntnl
Gardens After ttie Show
Completes Stay Here Mrs. E. J.
Bratney will leave thl sevenlng for
h7 home in Portland, after spending
several days with her mother, Mrs.
Laura Pierce.
Register Cars Among those regis
tering their cars yesterday at the
out-of-state auto bureau on South
Riverside were A. W. Alderson cf
Houston. Tex., E. J. Lyons of Long
Beach. M. E. Strouse of Yreka. An
drew A. Thomas. H. Q. Hill and O. H
Klelnau of Los Angeles, W. E. Petty
of St. Louts. Mo., Jack W. Henry of
romona, xrea wmpura oi itogers-
ville, Tenn., and W, E. Mann of
Bremerton, Wash.
Maglzlne on Vacation With the
publication of the May issue of
'Child Health," the monthly Journal i
of the Oregon Tuberculosis associa
tion, distribution is suspended until
next September, according to an
nouncement received here from Miss
Luella Markley, editor. Nearly 5,000
copies of the May Issue, which was
devoted to mental hygiene in the
schools, were distributed free to Ore
gon teachers. The service is among
those financed by the sale of Christ
mas seals.
Candidate In City Attorney Earl
C. Bronaugh, Jr, of Portland, candi
date for attorney-general in the Re
publican primaries. Is in Medford to
day, meeting friends and taking a
look at the political situation. After
his statewide tour, Mr. Bronaugh
finds Senator Stelwer gaining ground
dally over his opponent, A. E. Clark,
an destlmates the former Is 30 per
cent stronger today than he was three
or four weeks ago. Bronaugh Is
active in the American Legion and
attended the Legion meeting In Med
ford last night, as the guest of Hob
Deuel.
I
Wm. P. Isaacs' Rhode Island red
hen has something to cackle about
these days. And her feathers aren't
all in a fluff for nothing. She has
a lot to cover up, for out of the eggs
upon which she faithfully sat dur
ing the past several weeks evolved
chickens, duck and turkeys.
When the chlckena appeared the
old red hen got ready to leave the
nevt. But no, there were other eggs
to be hatched. She spread her wings
again. Out came a delegation of tur
keys. She looked them over with
critical eye, and settled down again,
two eggs remained unbroken, and
warm.
Then a foreign peep sounded be
neath her feathers. Bhe ruffled them
up and stepped from the nest with
a cackle.
She didn't seem to fancy them at
first, the two little birds with very
wide bills, the caretaker at the Big
Rock lodge reported to Mr, Isaacs.
But later gathered her cosmopoltan
family under her wings and has since
been clucking In three languages to
keep the ducks out of the river while
the turkeys and chickens eat bugs
on the bank.
Poole's Pelican Theatre
Klamath Falls MAY 16TH
AMERICA'S GREATEST'
REVUt
II
OfliGINAL
I. K PRODUCTION & CO of IQO
MAIL ORDERS NOW
$192 $2.50 3.00
IHILJITJ
til l' r '
ON THE SCREEN
TOMORROW and THURSDAY
MATINEE AND NIGHT
A ThrlUInf story
of the Secret Serrlott
"BEHIND
THE
MASK"
with
JACK HOLT
CONSTANCE CrMMINOS
Boris KAni.orr
Bathing Beauty
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A Belli in p Beauty, typlcnl of (hose
who will nppenr oil the Fox Craterlan
stage with Jack Ret law tomorrow.
Tomorrow and Thursday will be
theatrical "red letter" day In Med
ford, when Jack Retlaw's Mammoth
Bathing Costume and Beach Pajama
Revue and Frolic la presented on the
Vic Meyers
And His Band
Return Engagement
Oriental Gardens
Wed., May 11
Admission
Gents 75c Ladies 25c
Also Playing at Holly
A
A Free
through,
ON NEW ROUNDTRJPS EAST
Fares Lowest in Years!
Bccinnine May 22 On sale until October 15
jo-day Hpundlripi
New York .... 4ll9.77
Philadelphia . . . Iia.4l
b . , m m
Bolton . . .... 126.85
Viihin(!O0,D.C. Ho t
Detroit 96.00
mntt mny mrt
B back io 30 dar.
On May 22, we remove the extra charge iot Including Cali
fornia in summer roundtrins East. Then from this city and most
western Oregon and Washington points you can visit California
on your way to and from the East for not If more fart than
the lowest roundtrip direct East and back.
Here's what this means in dollars and cents: Last year the
roundtrip fare to New York through California was $169.70.'
Beginning May 22 this fare will be cut to $135.12 for the season
roundtrip ($1 19.77 for a 30-day roundtrip) and at either fare
you can visit California on your way to or from the East.
Stopover anywhere In California, then take your choice of
Southern Pacific Routes to the East. Return through California,
or by any northern line or reverse the order.
If your destination is New York, choose Sumel Route via
New Orleans, and include the delightful ocean voyage to New
York. Berth and meals on steamct are included in tail fare.
Southern Pacific
Pox Craterlan atage. Thli mammoth
spectacle will be shown onoe each j
evening, at 9 o'clock. I
Rich In splendor highly elabor
ate setting in two dazzling scenes
with SS people on the stage 18 dis
tinct entertaining number! 95 beau
tiful bathing girls the Beven Plashes
in an acrobat lo dance novelty Prus
sian Plastlqu group fsntasy Lloyd
Williamson, song star Jack Retlaw
and hit Pajam Olrls-Jlmme Park
hill, banjo king the 8ix fiallorettes
Nelly Dane Maids tn electric -lighted
swing ensemble Noel Benson, ec
centric dance comic and other nov
elties, will make up the brilliant pro
gram. The first scene will be that of
Paris modelling salon, while the
other will be a huge beach setting,
with a 1 3 -foot yacht, moving waves,
beach umbrellas and chairs, a wharf,
and various incidentals that go to
make up modern bathing beach.
All this has been especially created
and prepared especially for this revue
frollo. All costumes displayed In this pre
sentation are direct from Adrienne's,
the well known Medford women's ap
parel shop. The very newest In beach
and summer creations will be on pa
rade. Adrienne herself pointed out
that every garment is a brand new
1933 model.
The screen attraction shown in
conjunction with this big production
will be that widely-discussed picture.
"The Wet Parade." featuring Walter
Huston. This screen feature will also
be shown at the Wednesday -Thursday
matinees.
Vic Meyers Coming
To Holly Wednesday
Vio Meyers and hta Columbia Re
cording orchestra will appear on the
Holly stage tomorrow night only, one
appearance at exactly 8:15, In a re
turn engagement presenting a brand
new presentation. This great orches
tra leader became famous as Seattle's
Jaza candidate for mayor, and his of
fering at the Holly several weeks
ago proved that his band Is an ag
gregation of unusual ability. In ad-
dltlon to being splendid musicians,
Ticket
Seaion oundtript
A
los Milt? u,.rrni f
NewYork . .1J).IJ Waah'e.D.C tlJ0.4)
Chlti.O . . . 90. SO St. Lniua . . . BV60
Indlanapolll. 95.70 Detolt .... 101.70
Philadelphia. 135.14 Cincinnati . , 101.34
Bo.loo.... 142.20 KeniuCltT . 73.60
and many more Be back October 3 1
his boys are all singers and come-1
dtans, and they offer a noveUy pre
senuilon quite different from the
ordinary stage band offering.
The early appearanos at 8:15 Is
necessary In order that the boys may
finish their stage ahow in time for
the dance to be held at the Oriental
Gardens Immediately after the show.
The excellent screen feature Is a
thrilling story of the secret service,
starring Jack Holt and entitled "Be
hind the Mask."
Constance Cummines, who la fast
becoming a popular favorite at the
Holly, Is cast in the feminine lead,
while Boris Karloff is also promi
nently cast. The picture, of course
will open with the matinee tomorrow
and will be the attraction at the
Holly for tomorrow and Thursday
TODAY LAST TIMES T O D A Y
"The Miracle Man"
Sylvia Sidney, Chester Morris and Others
T0M0RR0WTHURS.
Foremost Stage Event of 1932!
taSaT, Bathing Costume
and Beach Pajama
REVUE and FROLIC
n BATHING g
4-$) BEAUTIES !3)
ELABORATE STAGE SETTING!
In Two Dazzling Scenes!
SINGING! DANCING-!
MUSIC! COMEDYI
16 Spectacular
Entertaining Numbers
Produced and directed by
JACK RETLAW
ONE Performance
Each Evening
at 9 o'clock p. m.
Program Includes
t Dancing Flaahea
Lloyd Wllllamaoit. flonga
Six Nifty Hnllorettea
Jamea l'arkhlll. Banjo .
Pruaalan Plnatlnuo Fantaay
Jack Retlaw and Pnjaraa Olrla
Ooraeoua Bathing Beoutlea
Noel Benaon.Eccentrto Danco
Nelly Don'a Malda
Electrlo Swing Ensemble
If K,
All Costumes
DIHBCT FROM
ADRIENNE'S
Medford's Smartest Women's
Apparel
No Advance
In Prices!
ALSO ON
THE SCREEN
i rjj''; ff i"SCl,8,EI
nimrted by ILp jTlvJ Aotionl
&aJ&?M lm Coaedyl
fs-Vo'1 01)0,1 Thrml
Ci ISa"7! ' STAR-STUDDED :
vUPv"! Dorothy Jordan
Is n IS 5 Robert Yonn
l L- trJ V Lewi. Stow
Jimmy Dnrant
WILLIAM BOYD IN "8UI0IDK FLEET
COM. WED. LIONEL BARRYMORE in "Yellow Ticket'
matinee and night, with Vic Meyers
and his band appearing tomorrow
night only. Just one appearanoe at
3:15. The usual clever shert subject
program will be shown. "Beauty and
the Boss," the hilarious comedy hit,
with Warren Williams. Marian Marsh
and Charles Butterworth, closes with
the last performances tonight.
Home from Eugene A. C. Pierce
returned last night from Eugene,
where he spent the week-end and im
ports a "high" time.
SPRINGFIELD Mrs. Irene Williams
opened restaurant hci-e next to Swarta
Meat market.
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BAKER Sctuth approadh Of Old
Oregon Trail to this place practical
ly completed.
Comla
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PERFORMANCES
AT ALL
TODAY ONLY
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