Medford mail tribune., May 31, 1932, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1932.
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Local and Personal
VIslU Here Donald Lundy of Ash
lnd 1 pendlng eeveral day In Med
ford with relative,.
MlM Hayei Home Mtsa Patricia
Kiyej, who nu been visiting In
Portland over the week-end, returned
to Medtord by train thl morning.
Return From Newburg Mrs. Carl
Hoots and on, who spent the week
end la Newburg visiting relatives, re
turned here this morning by train.
Week-end In Eugene Dr. and Mrs.
S. Ralph Dlppel, have returned
from spending the week-end In Eu
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Guest In Portland According to a
news Item In the hotel column ol
. the Morning Oregonlan, E. J. Boss
Sit Medforf. la registered at the New
Heathman hotel.
In Medford Friday Don NelUwn.
employe of the Pay 'n Taklt store
here, was a business visitor In Med
ford Friday afternoon. Orants Pass
Dally Courier.
Noblttti Enjoy Trip Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Noblltt, who attended the
bridge dedication at Gold Beach con
tinued to Brookings for a brief stay
before returning to Medford.
,
Grows Vegetables Mrs. Lou Jay
cox, who resides at 536 Mary street,
was today presenting a number of
her friends with new potatoes and
peas grown In her garden this spring.
Guest In Medford Carlta Vinson
of San Francisco arrived on the
Shasta this noon from the south to
visit Mrs. Nettle Thompson for a few
days.
Make Trip to Beach Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Darby and children, accom
panied by Mrs. Darby's mother and
father, spent the week-end at End-
rt's beach near Crescent City.
Rturn North Today Mrs. A. N.
Jone and daughter Katherine, of
Cottage Grove, returned north by
train todav. bavlnst epent several
days as guests here of Kate Stine.
On Business Trip Dr. J. P. Reddy
left on the Shasta this noon for
Grants Pass, where he will spend this
afternoon attending to business mat
ters.
On Business Visit Mr. and Mrs. A
K- Querin and son Howard, left to
day for their home In Portland, hav
ing arrived here Monday noon. Mr.
Querin attended to business matters
while in the city.
Motor Home from Coast Mrs.
Maude Chapman motored back to
Medford last evening from the coast,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Julia Kimball, and Mrs. Elsie Bashaw
and daughter Doris, with whom she
attended the bridge dedication at
Oold Beach, continuing to Rogue
AuTel camp for-the remainder of the
holiday.
.Mrs. Wylanfl 1U Mrs. Lane Wy
land of the Meadows district haa
been in this city for several days,
convalescing from a recent Illness at:
the home of her sister, Mrs. B. T.
Gilbert of Front street.
Here from Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Mel bourns G. Atkins and young son
BlKy, of Ashland were business vis
itors In Medford this morning. Mr.
Atkins recently returned from their
sheep ranch on Sprague river.
Hammonds Home From Coast Mr.
and Mrs. R. b. Hammond hav re
turned from a short vacation trip to
coast points. While away they with
many other Medford people attended
the bridge dedication at Gold Beach.
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Guest of Mrs. Webster Frank Able
returned yesterday from St. Paul and
is spending several days as guest ef
his sister, Mrs. W. O. Webster, be
fore continuing to his home at
Dunsmulr, Cal.
Dine on the Rogue Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Thorndlke were dinner guests
Sunday of Mrs. Maude Snider and
son John, at their cabin on Rogue
river, where they spent the holiday
weeK-ena.
Mr. Berlin Visits Here J. B. Berlin
of Kent, Wash., is here to spend sev
eral days as guest of his sister. Mrs.
Bessie liumsden. He Joined her
few days ago in Portland, where she
was guest of friends last week.
Mrs. Hansen on Vacation Mrs,
Harry Hansen, who left last week
for a holiday In Portland, it also
enjoying a vacation at northern
beaches as guest of Misses Lucille
and rneima Peroral. She is ex
pected home the last of this week.
Visit In Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs.
C. S. Wade and children of Worley,
Idaho, arrived here by train this
morning to visit relatives In Eagle
Point. They will be guests of Mrs.
Wade's father, Sherman Pollock, her
brother, Roy Pollock and her aunt,
Mrs. B. E. Poole.
River Muddy Today The Rogue Is
still a muddy stream, filled to the
banks with a turbulent flow of wa-
ter. fishermen reported this morning
Anglers who tried their luck in the
river yesterday, returned with empty
baskets because of the fishing havoc
wrought by the rains. Chuck Ellis
and party visited the Dodge bridge
section and reported luck as poor in
the upper as the lower river.
Still In Hospital Lee Wtnetrout,!
who received a broken vertebra in1
an automobile accident several weeks
ago near Medford, and who has been
confined in the Josephine Oeneral
hospital for the past month, will
have to remain In the hospital about
six more weeks, according to physic
ian's reports. Although he is not
suffering from pain, it is necessary
for him to remain flat on his back
to permit the correct healing of the
broken bone. Grants Pass Courier.
At Lake o the Woods Mr. and!
Mrs. W. H. Fluhrer are spending st '
eral days at Lake o' the Woods.
To Crescent City Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Fearey spent the Memorial
day holiday at Crescent City.
Bldens to Coast Mr. and Mrs. X.
N. Biden were among local folk ho
motored to Crescent City for the
week-end.
Guests of Parents Everett and
Lawrence Power spent Sunday and
Monday visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. X. P. Power.
To Portland George Harrington
and Bill Cunningham were among
local folks who spent the week-end
in Portland.
To Crescent Ctty Franklin George
and friends motored to Crescent City
Memorial day.
Guest of Friends A. L. Wlest of
Portland, who spent the week-end
here as guest of friends, returned to
the north city by train last evening. I
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Mr. Gilbert 111 B. F. Gilbert of
338 yorth Front street is In the
Sacred Heart hospital ill, but re
ported improved this afternoon.
Completes Visit Miss Lindell El
liott of Eugene, Who was guest in
Medford over the week-end of Miss
Mary Manning, left this noon by
train for the north.
Club to Meet The. Wenonah club
will meet Thursday afternoon at one
o'clock with Mrs. G. Q D'Alblni at
her home, 37 Quince street, for a
covered dish luncheon.
Visits Parents Miss Wanda Wal
zak spent the week-end In Portland
as the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Walzak, having motored
north Saturday.
Undergoes Operation Mrs. E. T.
Merrill of 307 South Holly, under
went an operation at the Sacred
Heart hospital this morning. Her
condition was described as "good"
this afternoon.
To Hornbrook Mrs. H. Grlftfn and
Mrs. Zoa B. Griffin motored to Horn
brook, Cal., yesterday. They were
accompanied by Miss Verna Griffin
of that city, Who has been visiting
here.
Seattle Residents Stopping at ho
tels in Medford 're the following
from Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gross,
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Shadle, Tom
Shearer, C, W. Dletz, G. C. Summers
and H. J. Baker.
Auditor in Medford J. S. Felton,
auditor for the midwest and eastern
states for the Texas Oil company,
is spending a few days in Medford
on business, conferring with E. C.
"Jerry" Jerome and other officials of
the local branch.
Stops In Medford Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Seger of Portland, stopped tn
Medford briefly last night en route
to San Francisco where they were
called by the death of Mr. Seger's
father. Mr. Seger, past potentate of
Al Kader, Shrine temple of Portland,
is well known by Medford Shrlners.
Motor to Portland A group of lo
91 men who left for Portland Mon
day, and who are expected back here
tomorrow are A. B. Cunningham.
John Johnston, Scott Davis and V.
S. Armstrong. Messrs. Johnston and
Davis wilt return with new cars.
Guests from North Portland
guests registered at the hotels here
ar Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ginty, Nell
Morfltt, A. H. Quinn and family, Mr.
and Mrs. O. H. Wolfgang. W. R.
Walker, A. E. Shumate, Q. H. San
born and H. B. Polio--.
Oregon fans Here Registered from
polnta in the state other than Port
land at local hotels, are Mr. and Mis.
J. Williamson of Roseburg, Frank
Cooper and B. H. Pooley of Eugene,
R. T. Worley of Albany, Mr. and Mrs.
George Fleming of Klamath Falls
and K. N. Chlndom of Prospect.
Report Accident Joseph L. Fader
of llfl Willamette street, and G, W.
Starkey of 1311 West Tenth street
this morning ffled accident reports
at the city police station, following
a collision at the corner of West
Eleventh and Fir streets early today.
Little damage resulted to the two
machines.
Tengwald Returns Victor Teng
wald, United States commissioner,
returned to Medford today on tho
Shasta, having spent the past few
day in San Francisco on business.
The young commissioner stepped
gaily from the train this noon, sans
moustache, which he said "disap
peared with military honors."
Simpson In Hospital Fred Simp
son of Salem, who received injuries
in an auto wreck on the Pacific
highway south of Medford last week,
was returned to the Sacred Heart
hospital yesterday, but is reported in j
an improved condition today. After
being in the hospital two days last
week Mr. Simpson felt sufficiently
improved to Join Mrs. Simpson and
their son at a residence in Ashland.
His condition Sunday, however, ap
peared unsatisfactory and he was
returned to the hospital yesterday.
California People Registers at
Medford hotels contain the names of
Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Parkwood and
Tony Seary of Fresno, A. L. Haye. L. j
Langton, Nellie McKlbbin and Olive 1
Sharp of Los Angeles, J. V. Dyrr of :
Bell, and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Spencer
of Los Mollnos. The San Francisco
guests are Mrs. S. C. Chesley, W.
Store, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Sherman,
J. W. Miller, L. A. O'Nello, Aley
Hamsey, Lt. L. F. Blodgett, W. L.
Bear and I. H. Hanner.
Carole Lombard To
Appear Wednesday
(By Jack, Retlaw)
She had never had a chiice In
life. Her family was of the type that
was perfectly satisfied with compara
tive poverty, and they thought she
should be satisfied with It, too. Ou
the other hand she wanted to rise
above all this. As a modiste's model,
she had ample opportunity to dis
play gorpeous clothes and meet the
very elite of society. It made her
envious, naturally.
She had been going out with a
young mechanic who could not un
derstand why they should not go
ahead and get married on the few
dollars that he had saved.
The Inevitable quarrel came, not
alone with her lover, but her family 1
as well. She had made a "hit" with
one of the wealthy "patrons" of the
modiste's shop, and he recognized
her beauty and cultural ambitions.
Colncldentally, her mechanic lover
also met a wealthy woman who be
came infatuated with him and
wanted hi in to marry her , . . and
she would give him anything he de
sired. "Sinners in the Sun,M featuring
beautiful Carole Lombard and virile
Chester Morris, which la coming to
the Fox Crnterlan theater tomorrow.
Is one of the cleverest modern day
romances filmed in some time. It
is well worth taking "time off" to
see.
Today will be the final opportu
nity to see that spectacular Howard
Hughes eplo of gangland "Scarface,"
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featuring Paul Muni, Boris Karloff,
Karen Morley, Ann Dvorak, George
Raft and many others of note. Thl
Is a smashing Indictment of the
gunmen.
Edmond Lowe Stars
In Drama At Holly
Edmund Lowe, star of "Attorney
for the Defense," cross -ex ami nee
Clarence Muse, negro character ac
tor, In vigorous fashion for one of
the scenes of the picture.
Lowe's father was one of the best
known attorneys In Ban Francisco
In the early days of the century and
it almost broke the parental heart
when Eddie, having received degrees
from Santa Clara university and
Leland Btanford, elected the roman
tic footlights Instead of the digni
fied profession of Blacks tone, As
he stands up close before the flash
ily dressed negro and Interrogates
him with all the uncanny shrewd
ness of a great criminal lawyer, Lowe
gives one the Impression that he
might have gone to great height
had he followed In his dad's foot
steps. Of Interest also, Is the fact that
tho negro. Muse, is a lawyer himself.
He received a degree in 1917 follow
ing his graduation from Dickinson
college In Carlisle, Fa.
"Attorney for the Defense will
show at the Holly for four days
starting June I. Throughout the
nation critics have acclaimed this
production to be the height of entertainment.
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT
COHENS and KELLYS in HOLLYWOOD
BEGINS TOMORROW
MOTION EMOTION COMMOTION
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