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fEDFOUD MAIL TRTBOTF. ITTDFORD. OREGON". FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1932. PACE THTItTEEN Local and Personal Luncheon Today Th Buaineas Men' credit club met this noon at the Hotel Medford lor a luncheon, Mrs. Harrison 111 Friends of Mrs. 5. B. Harrison are sorry to learn that she Is seriously 111 at her home on Bennett street. Miss DeNeffe, Guest Miss Ruth De Neffe, of Eugene, Ore., arrived here today to spend the veesend as house guest of Mrs. Harold Johnson. Leaves for Portland Mrs. J. May belle Marshall Is expected to leave tomorrow for Portland, where" she will spend several days attending to business matters. Rowley Is Victor Walter Rowley Jtnis awarded first prlza In the Elk's bridge tournament which ended Tues day evening at the local club follow ing four weeks of play. Lake Creek Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Welch, pioneer residents of the Lake Creek district, were In Medford yesterday attending to business mat ters and visiting with friends. At Local Hotels Mr. and Mrs. II. Vandln of Olympla were registered at s local hotel today from the state of Washington. Others were Mrs. Rog ers, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Smith and M. Ogden of Seattle. Business Callers Today Floyd Hutchison of the Trail district la in Med lord today marketing and buying supplies Tor his farm. Mrs. 8. E. How lett of Eagle Point and A. L. Ferns of Phoenix are also business callers, Down from I'nlon Creek Mrs. Jesse DeWltt, who recently moved from the valley with Mr. DeWltt to the Union Creek region, where he Is located with the -forest service, was shopping In formerly of Boise. Ida., has announc ed the opening of a tinting studio In Medford. She plana to do special work along that line, and will make her headquarters at Gardner's Drug company. To Prospect Mrs. Georgia Stlckel arrived In Medford on the Shasta to day from southern California, to spend the .summer at Prospect. She was met at the station by Frank Amy of Union Creek, with whom she mo tored to the resort. a Entertain at Cabin Eighteen mem bers of the local younger set are anticipating a party at the Elliott cabin at Shady Cove this evening, at which the Misses Virginia Ltndley, Betty Vllm and Amy Elliott will oe hostesses. Addresses P.-T.'A. Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, county home demonstration agent, this afternoon addressed the Lincoln P.-T, A. society of Ashland on child development and nutrition, as a part of the county home econom ics program. a In Rogue River Clarlbel Nye of Corvallls, today spoke before the Rogue River Civic Improvement club, which met at the home of Mrs. Mc Leavln. She was accompanied by Miss Alice Hanley, chairman of the county extension committee. a Mr. Mills Here Harry Mills, who plans to locate In Klamath Falls, was In Medford today calling on friends, having made his home here until 1927, when he left for Idaho. Mr. Mills Is a civil engineer, and has also been doing work In Nevada. Portlanders Here Among the Port land guests registered at Medford ho tels are E. H. Galllen, W. E. Sullivan, Bert V. Adams, George H. Sanborn. K. A Price, C. V. Weaver. M. M. Page. J. F. Pitman, J. K. Leander, C. L. Moore, W K. Newell, A. F- Rossleter, a. nuns, h. m. uicKinson. H. W. KOO- "on GaT s- Johnson and J. W. Han- . Hollo ways to Return W. A. Hollo way left today for Portland, and plans to return Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Holloway, who has been In a hospital there for an operation. She Is getting along nicely, according to reports from the north, and la anx ious to return to Medford. FRANK PERL Candidate for CORONER Manager Perl Funeral Home Established in 1909 $ m ff i Returns Today Harry Rosenberg returned today from San Francisco, where he has been spending several days. - From Piedmont Having been In Piedmont, Calif., for the past month. Raymond Lageson returned to Med ford by train this noon Injured In Fall Wanda Brush was Injured Wednesday when she fell from a tree onto a nail. She Is report ed as getting along nicely. . Mr. Envart Here Jesse Enyart, who has been spending the winter In Los Angeles with relatives and friends, returned to Medford this week. a Boyden Returns C. Z. Boyden ar rived In Medford by train this morn ing from Portland, where he haa been In the Veterans' hospital. a a Miss Thompson Here Mary Ann Thompson of San Francisco, arrived In Medford on the Shasta at noon to day to spend a few days here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Colton. a a Given Fftie Chester Nees, charged with Improper conduct on the city serteets. when he was arrested by city police yesterday afternoon, was fined 10 In Justice court this morning. Returns Home Mrs. Nettle Normlle of Portland, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Agnes Koppes and daughter Josephine, left today on the Shasta for her home In the northern city. a a Aid Is AppointedRalph Carlson of San Francisco, Pacific branch of the Red Cross, will be one of the Instruc tors at the training camp being con ducted for about sixty foresters at Owen-Oregon Camp No. 2, on June 1. On Business Here L. . St. John, Jr. assistant manager of the Pacific Mo tor Transport company, with head quarters in Portland, arrived in the city today to attend to business mat ters. mm From Cottage Grore Having spent the past week in Cottage Grove visit ing relatives and friends, Mrs. verett lng relatives and friends. Mrs. Everett Groves and Mrs. Ead'a father, Mr. Boyd, are expected home this eve ning. a Report Accident Miss Edith Ben jamin reported at the police station today that her car was struck by a car driven by Mildred Grltch, turn ing her machine completetley over. Th accident occurred last night at the corner of Portland and Ninth streets, according to tha report. Many Fishermen, Few Fish There were many fishermen at Savage Rap Ids dam yesterday but few fish caught, according to the local ang lers, who returned empty handed. Dr. J. P. Bray, veteran of the fishing ranks, caught one salmon. No other good luck was reported for Medford There were 19 boats out with two men In each boat and approximately nine salmon caught from the boats. New Air Lines The United Air Lines has announced Inauguration of a new air passenger service to give direct air service between Portland and Spokane, and daylight air sched ules between Spokane and Boise and Salt Lake City, to start June 1. The same announcement carries news of the appointment of Thomas Schnoor to the position of Inland Empire traf fic representative, with headquarters In Spokane. a a State Residents The Oregon resi dents who stopped at local hotels from points other than Portland In clude C. E. Burton, Guy Yung and M. G. Mordoff of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. C. Commerce of Baker, Geo 1 Alexander of Salem, ft. L. Wright of Grants Pass, and the following from Eugene: O. O. Scherer, Roland T. 1 Berghardt. J. McKee Gould, A. W.' Wagner and T. J. Gustafson. a Pack tin in Hurts Wrist-George Peck ham received medical attention yes terday for a severe wrist cut, received when his knife slipped, while he was cutting wood. He Is getting along , nicely today and Is not expected to , suffer any serious results. It Has Been Asked- of each voter to pause and consider what firm hed the coroner's office for four consecutive terms before present incumbent took over its duties. The firm was the Perl Funeral Home, who held this office for the following terms: 1014-1916 1916-1918 1918-1920 1920-1924 Which totals ten years, not sixteen years, as some voters would probably think under the present four year terra. The change from 2-year to 4-ycar terms for this office was made in 1920. Therefore the present incumbant has held this office for 8 con secutive years. I have never held the office of County Coroner, and would appreciate your support in the primaries May 20th. FRANK PERL Paid Adv. Aviation Thriller (By Jark Ret law) If you want to experience oodles ot death-defying airplane thrills . , . loops . , .tall spins . . barrel rolls . . . 100-foot dives . . the kind of thrills that make you gasp as much as IX you were performing these haz ardous feats yourself , , dont fall to see that spectacular air riot "Sky Bride," featuring Richard Arlen, Jack Oakle, little Robert Coogan, Virginia Bruce, and many others, at the Fox Craterian theater today and tomor row. "Sky Bride" is strictly laugh-thrill entertainment. Richard Arlen as a stunting flier . . . Jack Oakle as a Visits In Medford Miss Hazel Schmidt spent Wednesday evening in Medford calling on friends Grants Pass Dally Courier. a a a Seagrave On Plane Marshall T. 1 Seagrave ts making a round trip to Yreka, Calif., today, having gone souTh from the local port at noon. a a On Plane Going South Ed Yure vltch of the department of commerce stopped at the local airport today and continued south In a Ford trl-motor plane at noon. a Bear Staters The California guests at hotels In the city are John C Borneman, E. J. Putnam, A. J. Turn er and wm. H. Walker of San Fran cisco, C. H. McCutcheon of Mt. Shas ta, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. rummond "f Los Angeles. A. J. Felbert of Berkeley, Bertha Adams of Santa Rose, E. M. Kamph and Joe Pedrloll of Smith River, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hyman of Healdsburg. a a H'lniMrout Still Improving Lee Wlnetrout, who wis injured over a month ago In an automobile accident near Medford, Is still confined In the Josephine General hospital, but is steadily Improving, He will be able to be moved to his home in about three weeks. He suffered a fractured ver tebra, making it necessary for him .o lie flat on his back for several weeks. He is able to receive visitors. Grants Pass Dally Courier. " Attend Roneburg Meet Medford was well represented at the conven tion of the Southern Oregon Medical association held at Roseburg Tues day. Among physllc'ans attending were Dr. Chaa. T. Sweeney, Dr James C. Hayes, Dr. Wm. W. P. Holt, and the following nurses, June Earhart, Kate Bolhovltln and Miss Wlllett. Dr. Sweeney gave a pap- at the meeting and Dr. Holt opened the discussion of Dr. C. J. McCusker's paper. The association will meet next year In Grants Pass. It includes physicians from Coos, Douglas, Josephine, Jack son, Klamath and Lake counties. Dance with the t Candidates Satur day night at Prospect. JiiiVimmITT. DANCE PAVILION GOLD HILL SAT. NITE 0 'tii 2 Ike Porter's Band 2 years 2 years 2 years 4 years at Fox Craterian happy-go-lucky bird who makes you roar every time he "pulls" something . , . keep you in suspense and laugh ter constantly. Many air pictures have come out of Hollywood since "Wings" made Its debut several years ago. It will be re membered that Richard Arlen was a star of that memorable picture but experienced airmen agree, that "Sky Bride" haa more daredevil, cloud-busting stunting than has been attempted 1 nthe past . . , even in Wings." Added attractions with this feature include a clever Our Gang comedy, and a very nifty musical specialty by Madge DeLasaux. E Amid thunderous salvos of enthu siastic applause, the superb Bathing Costume and Beach Pajama Revue and Frolic was staged at the Fox Cra terian theatre Wednesday and last night. A record throng both nights viewed this colorful stage spectacle. According to the general consensus of opinion among those In attend ance, this gorgeous stage presentation was one of the most elaborate and entertaining revues ever to show lo cally. Jack Rctlaw, manager of the Fox Craterlnn, staged this outstand ing stage revue. 1 The stage program was in two dis tinct acts. The first represented modern style salon, where lovely maidens displayed oodles of clever Nelly Dons frock creations The Sev en Flashes, acrobatic marvels, and the unusual Prussian Plastic fantasy were also Important features of this scene. The clomax of scene numer one was the spectacular electric swings en semble. Scene two opened on a very elab orate beach setting, with actual mov ing waves, a full-sailed yacht bob TONIC MT "BLOND CRAZY" wlttl Jan. Cngney and Joan Blondell. Snl.: "South of Santa Fe," with Hub Steele. F.p. IV "Klnic of the Wild" Any Seat 15c Any Time. FOR CONGRESS W. C. Hawley Bfpuhllcan Candidate, born and ' raised on an Oregon farm. Member or Joint Committee that framed the Federal Land Bank system. Has sup ported the .Tolnt Stock Land Bank legislation and Intermediate Credit , System, and other bill tor tha ra llrf of agriculture. Supported the special federal tal on oleomargarine and legislation pro tecting butter from unfair compe tition ot oleomargarine. Agricultural schedules In present tariff act af ford hleher rates of protection than any previous c. Rendered special ervlce to Oregon cherry growers, bulb growers, nut growers and w (ous other producers of the State of Oregon. Placed duty on baby chicks and other duties protecting poultry producers; increased duty on milk products, such aa butter and cheese; also duty on flax and Its products, on field and garden seeds, on meats, hops, lumber and practically awry product of the farmer. Supported Ir-gUUtlon for disposal of surplus crops. Ha ohtklned more than 150.000,000 for Public Improvements in District. ME IS U.MV CAPAHI.R, fcXPFR lt:N( TD. I' 111 HI I L, MTCTMri'L. i!rfd tits Rfi-ord of Successful Service in Voter's Pamphlet. (Fd. adr. by Houaid C. Olorar $ : j t v , hi- e1 ; r bing about on the water, a weather worn wharf and beach umbrella, ac cessories, etc. Clever lighting effect enhanced this beautiful background. Among the Important features in this act were the Pajama Girls prom enade; The Six Sallorettes, Lloyd Wil liamson, song star; Jack Ret law and his Dancing Pajama Girls; Noel Ben son, eccentric dance -comic , . , and of course a score or more of lovely bathing- girls In 1933 model beach apparel. e Members of the county extension committee will meet at 10 o'clock to morning with Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, county home demonstration agent, and Clarlbel Nye of Corvallls, In Mrs. Mack's office In the Liberty build ing. The all-day session will be devoted to program plans for the county cal endar to open In September, based on recommendations made at the home makers meeting recently held at the First Christian church. Members of the committee are Miss Alice Hanley or West Side, Mrs. J. R. McCracken of Valley View, Mrs. Ber tha Glasgow of Talent, Mrs. A. T. Lathrop of Central Point, Mrs. Lee Port of Applegate, Mrs. Lela Shep herd of Rogue River and Mrs. H. F Whetstone of Tolo. Reliable Grocery Will Serve Coffee The Reliable Grocery at 117 North Central will serve coffee to Its pa trons tomorrow to Introduce Hollo way's Reliable blend coffee, which will be offered at a special price Sat urday. This coffee la fresh roasted and la absolutely guaranteed as to quality, purity and uniformity, ac cording to W. A. Hollway. The Re liable will give a large attck of pep permint candy with each pound of coffee. Sherwin-Williams paint take sub stantial drop. Effective today. Hub bard Bros. TONITE AND TOMORROW HIS FIRST TALKING PICTURE This favorite western star turns to the screen by popular if' 1 j j demand his most exciting pic- ftfIVV' Jt '- turn with Zasu Pitts Andy Devine Claudia Dell . Francis Ford V I ALSO Graham McNamee News OOMINa SUNDAY The Imlde lorj of th nation'. mnt notnrlotii criminal lawyer! "THE MOUTHPIECE" Kith WAIUtKN 1MI.I.IAM ani SIDNEY FOX The Housewife't Choice Vote 2 Yes At Your Grocer Tom Mix at Holly BIWHMH(flfl J mm ilUMIHIll M aaaaaaM . .... - .1. -v- .1 1,1 J.rt j f Tom Mix Is now appearing at the Holly theatre In "Destry Rides Again," his first talking picture. This favor ite star of western films returns to the screen and an absence of three years and his first talkie la the most thrilling and exciting picture of his long career. It Is an adaptation from the novel of the aame name by Max Brand. Tony of course, appears with Tom and other members of the cast I are Zasu Pitta, Andy Devlne. Francis j Ford, Earle Fox, Claudia Dell and j many others. It Is expected that Western fans will give Tom Mix a i rousing welcome at the Holly to- I night and tomorrow afternoon and evening. The excellent short program ' on the bill will consist of a Graham 1 McNamee News Reel, a Kartoon and j a comedy. 1 Sherwin-Williams paints take sub stantial drop. Effective today. Hub bard Bros. ' Ak the Candidates where they are going Saturday nlunt. May 14th. Can didates Dance at Prospect. -r re (and Tony, . toe, of course) ir. " "r t ,vV4 DESflftY LftDDE$ A6ADN Tomorrow Afternoon at 1 :30 llth Oiaplrr of the Thrllllnl Serial "Battling With Buffalo Bill". Kartoon Comedy Beck's Butternut or Beck' Bakery M C PH 111, I. (X II. SALE IS Saturday will mark the opening day of the Medford Furniture .V Hardware Co. "a auction sale, the first 1 In the history of that well known Medford firm. Two auctions will be held tomorrow, one at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and Vie other at 7 o clock In the evening, and will be presided over by M. G. Mordoff, for mer well known business man. The second floor will be devoted to the auction sale and a 16.000 stock will be featured, according to Mr. Mordoff. In addition to the auction, special reductions will be featured throughout the Medford Furniture & Hardware Cos store. Everything in the store, with the ex ception of contrnctltnea, will be re duced for this large aale, which will continue next week. Methodist Home Missionary Society will have a Rummage Sale, Friday and Saturday, May 20 and 31, in the Odd Fellows Bldg, Dance with the Candidates Satur-1 day night at Prospect. j Ask the Candidates where they are j going Saturday nlifht, a.ay 14th. Can didates Dance at Prospect. I Qloud-Busters! r VJiM RICHARD ARLEN JACK OAKIE Bobert Coogan i' Coming To Fox Craterian JOAN CRAWFORD Robert Montgomery "LETTY "Single Handed Saunders" . . . Western Smash! ALHO I'HAPTKR NO. 1, AND SPEAKER CHOSEN Rev. Alexander O. Bennett of the Methodist Episcopal church will de liver the baccalaureate sermon for the Med lord graduating class this year, it was announced at the high school today. Dale for the anmial baccalaureate sermon is Sunday, June 5 The serv ices will he held at the new hiR,1! school auditorium, beginning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Bennett's son, Ocorge, Is a member of this year's graduating class. TUNE IN Tonight at 9:30 KODAK Week-End Hour Over KIM KI'RC SWEM'S Kotluk Poolers. Master l'hoto Finisher, TODAY-SAT. The rarin -to-gopalsof "Touchdown!" Zoom ing thru the danger screaming sky! And laughing about it ! Risk ing their necks in their own air circus with a beautiful girl astheprlze for one of them. Who gets her? And how does he save her kid brother, clinging aloft on the struts of a run away plane? See itl 3" OUR GANG Comedy ' Virginia llmco i.,- -.05,' 5 SUNDAY and in LYNTOH" Any scat 15 SKRIAL "OALLOriNO Hinwi"
