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rET)FOrcr MATL TRTBTTNTC. JfEDFORP. OREGON, FTCTDAY, JUSTE 3, 1931 PAGE THIRTEEN -.1 Local and Personal 1 li Guest of Mrf. True Mrs. Parker o( Selma, Ore., la a guest In this city of Mrs. J. P. True. Miss Parker Returns Miss Olive Parker returned to this city last night from Portland, where she was gueit of relatives for the past week. From Vancouver Mrs. R. A. Ogll lse of Vancouver, B. c, was the only guest at the local hotels registered from fv distance. t Ray Baby Named Mr. and Mrs. Chaa B. Bay announced today that their little daughter, born May 36 at the Community hospital, has been named Jane Ellen . Guest of Sister Anna Hetmb&hl of Pasadena la In Med ford to visit her later, Mra. D. W. Durkee for a few weeks. She came to Medford by train Friday. In Portland M. D. Field of thla city la registered aa & guest at the 1 Portland hotel, and Ed Webber, also of Medford la stopping at the Im perial, aooordlng to the Morning Ore gonlan'a hotel column. From the North The few Wash ington guest stopping at city hotels are Mr. and Mrs. H. Chase. Lillian Short and Mrs, Eva Frank Dealer of Seattle, and Mrs. B. Cllne of Tacoma. t In Medford Thursday Arthur Ru ber and Carl Oeatrelch. both of the Redwoods hotel staff, were Included In the business visitors In Medford Thursday. Grants Paaa Courier, f Miss Walker Imp rove J Friends of Miss Winifred Walker are glad to greet her about town again this week, following her recent Illness, which kepi her at home for five days. To Visit Mother Mra. Agnea Kop pa will leave tomorrow for Portland, where aha plans to apend several weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. Net tle Normlle. Business Callers Today J. W. Tim- mons of the Agate district Is a busi ness caller In Medford today. O. O. Hatton of the Old Stage Road la also a caller as are Mrs. H. Hendrlckson and mother. Mrs. Paul, of Griffin Creek, and Mrs. Edith Thompson of Phoenix. r A Cake Special At Depression Prices Tomorrow we will offer a Special Sale on Jelly Logs at a price that you can't afford to miss. This is the best value in a high class cake that we can remember of in many years in the baking business. Jelly Logs 14c each This is a generous sized cake which will serve at least 10 people with good sized servings. Filled with genuine fruit jelly and iced with oocoanut Icing. A good value anywhere at 25o. A tremend ous value at our price of 14c. At your favorite grocer or our retail store. TONITE TOMORROW Matinees 1:15-3:00 REGULAR PRICES ONE OF THE SEASON'S FINEST DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT! "ATTORNEY for the DEFENSE" with EDMOND LOWE EVELYN BRENT CONSTANCE OUMMINGS COMING SUNDAY NOW SEE HER IX ALL HER OLORYI X v. vi$ H " A ifts4ini TH PilCH AP ALWAYS WJIH Ur fa F- V ' " In Phoenix Today Mrs. Mabel C Mack, county home demonstration agent, is spending today In Phoenix conducting a canning demonstration for the home extension unit In the grangs ball. Returns North Having spent a short time In Medford as the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, At. and Mrs. Bruce Bauer, Mrs. M. II. Bauer returned to her home In Cor vallla this noon on the Shasta. leave for Chico Miss Nelle Mor-1 doff and Miss Mary Demsey, who j have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Chlrgwin since Friday.! returned Monday to their home in ! Chico. Calif. Logan in Valley James T. Logan ' rancher and mining man. has been a guest in the valley for several days from his recently opened mine at ! Happy Camp, Cal. He visited his ranch in the Central Point vicinity and called on numerous friends. Janet Rom Home Janet Ross, small daughter of Mr. and Mra. S. L. Ross, returned to her home on Evelyn avenue, the first of the week. She un derwent a serious mastoid operation In Medford several weeks ago and has been convalescing in that city. Her condition is Improving rapidly. Grants Pass Dally Courier. Guests in City The registers at Medford hotels contain the names of the following Oregonlans: J. M. Cal lahan and Mr. ando Mrs. C. P. Force of Eugene, J. S. McCllntock of Rose burg, J. L. Edmonds and A. Machado of Klamath Palls. H. C. Boone of Marshfleld. C. W. Owen of Albany, and N. B.' Taylor of Myrtle Point. "Dad Dunlop Still ..111 J. W. "Dad" Dunlop of the Rlvoll theater who has been confined to his home on Park street for over a week, fol lowing a heart attack, Is still 111 and It will be necessary for him to remain home for at least two weeks. He was somewhat Improved Thursday, after suffering a relaose a couple of days i ago. Orants Pass Dally Courier. from the Lake David H. Canfleld. chief ranger for Crater National park, la In Medford today, attending to business matters. Miss Dorgan Returns Mils Es tells Dorgan, who spent tn past week in Albany vlilting her parents, return ed to Medford by train last evening To Visit Son Mrs. D. Snlderman of Portland arrived here on the Shas To Vlilt Here Major C V. Simp son of the signal air corps, arrived in Medford on the Shasta at noon to day from San Francisco to spend a few days as the guest of Archie Liv ingston at his home near Jackson ville. Will Attend Graduation Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McMath and Mrs. Flora Matthews left this morning for Cor vallls, where they will attend com- ta last evening to visit friends be- j mencemeut at Oregon State college. . .. ,, 1 .V,t Rarrnn fMth la mmhor Register From Portland Hotel guests In Medford from the state me tropolis are H. R. Leonard. A- W. Wagner, J. G. Wisenhermer, F. G. Johnson. E. E. Himmell, J. W. Dough erty, F. J. Leonard, W J. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. F, H. Curne, Rav A. Lovell. A. C. Smith, E. J. Forsythe, D. P. Ho gan, E H. Nyhns, A. W. Jones, L. A. Domett, C. C. Hale. S. F. Harris and G. R. Stevenson. a Local Hotel Guests From the state of California, hotel guests are Mr. and Mra. W. A. Therlock of Alturas, D. Hughes of Oakland, O. T. McCutcheon jf Mt. Shasta, Mr. and Mrs. Ed E. Reese of Sacramento, C. W. Roadman of Los Angeles, W. R. Endicott of Dunsmulr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dennlham, Jr., of Ross, and from San Francisco, Albert Mendes, H. H. Gra dy, M. Robin, G. W. Null, W. R. Hume and J. G. Johnson. fore continuing to Klamath Falls where she will be the guest of her son. Marcus Snlderman. Ilnve Minor Operations Benny Reames of Gold Rlli underwent a minor operation at the Community hospital today for a wrist correction. Mrs. J. L. Craft of Sams Valley Is also in the hospital for a minor operation. Return from Japan Mrs. J. Naka rlgrl and daughters Kuklkuko and Ada returned to Mearord thla morn ing by train, having spent the past four months In Ok a yam ft. Japan where they were guests of Mrs. Naka rlglrl's father; Mrs. Bolger Visits Here Mrs. S. C Bolger of Portland l gut In Med ford this week of her son, W. S. Bol ger and family and Is expected to spend the greater part of the summer season here. She Is among the first to greet her new granddaughter, Pa tricia Ann Bolger. a a a Received Tickets It was learned oday that Stanley Sherwood of the local post office, and J. C. Boyle of the California Oregon Power company received their tickets to the Olympic games in Los Angeles, several weeks ago. A story in the Mall Tribune stat ed that Miss Marjorle Kelly and Miss Marjorle Goff were the first in Med ford to receive tickets. Party nt ..Church Announcement waa made today that all children in the primary department of the Pres byterian Sunday school are urged to t? present at the church tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock to practice for Children's day program. The pic nic planned for after the practice entertalaned her brother. Dr. R. S. De to weather conditions, the announce ment stated. Fishing Fine Good reporta from Savage Rapids dam were brought to Medford last evening by a group f local fishermen, each of whom re turned with fish. P. C. Blgham and Clarence Eads were among the most successful, landing the limit of six salmon before noon. Dr. R. C. Mul- holland Is reported to have had the most exciting day. He hooked a large salmon, which after an Interesting play with his line escaped being c ught. A few minutes later another fish was tugging at his line. Having lost his first fish, he took no chances on letting another big one escape. He fought furiously with the fish and called in the aid of his compainon, Carl Glasgow. The two finally brought the salmon Into the boat to find it only a "Jack" weighing six pounds. where Barton McMath is a member of the graduating class. Stop In Medford Stopping In Med ford to comply with the state law by registering their auto at the out-of-state bureau were C. J. Barton of Central). C O. MoClure of Caldwell, Idaho, D. S. Ubbey of Springfield. Mr., and Q. P. Rogers of Gladstone, N. M. Register Cars 8. S. Rogers of Sac ramento, who Is with the state de partment of agriculture, registered his car at the out-of-state auto bureau on South Riverside avenue. E. Mc Carger of Spokane, of the Pacific Fruit and Produce company, also reg istered his auto yesterday. a a a Here for Week -End Miss Alma Lewis of Portland arrived in the city b- train this morning from Portland spend the week-end in Medford as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Smith. Last week end Mrs. Smith tertalned her brotner, Dr. R. S. De Armond and daughter, Emma Jean of Eugene. Returns North Stopping off at Rose burg, Dr. Ralph Carlson of the Red Cross, left here last evening for Portland. Dr. Carlson, who represents the relief organlzatlor in Washing ton, Oregon, Idaho and northern Cal ifornia, conducted first aid classes at the forestry training camp near Butte Falls yesterday, a a Stop at Bureau Those from Cali fornia registering their cars yester day with Lee O. Oarlock at the out-of-state auto bureau, were Wm. H. Cruise of Venice, Elsie Seymour of Loa Angeles, E. Wm. Dyer of Santa Ana. Albert E. Flddy and T. E. Flddy of Oakland, A. C. Carter of Sunland. C. A. Beeson of Modesto, Pearl Tharp of Berkeley, Dalp Kent of Sacramento and Frank A. Stead of Berkeley. Guests of Bengtsoni Mr. and Mrs., Lowell Smith of Brookings are spend ing several days here as the guests of Mr. and Mra. HUdlng Benguon. Mr. Smith, who haa been a ranker at Crater National park for the past several seasons, haa Jus tret urn ed from a visit there. He plans to go back to the lake in a few days to start work. Action, Thrills, Craterian Film Those who remember Ramon No varro In his wonderful role as the officer appearing with Greta Oaroo in "Mata Harl" will undoubtedly wel come him In his newest screen hit, "Huddle," which la showing today and tomorrow at the Fox Craterian theater. In "Huddle," Novarro portrays the role of an humble mill hand in & huge steel foundry who mnnaRoa to win a schlarship to Yale University . . . and his trials and conflict In his endeavors to win recognition at that reserved institution. As Tony Amatto, lowly laborer who aspires to education and athletic glo ry, Novarro enacts a part that gives him ample scope as a magnificent film star. According to the atory. he risks his very life for the glory of his college, snd becomes a hero with the result ant rewards of a beautiful girl's love and the plaudits of his college. "Huddle" is Jammed full of action and thrills. A wonderful romance in terweaves Its way throughout the en tire play. An additional screen attraction on this program Is the clever Our Gang comedy scream and other dandy subjects. role and shares the honors with Con stance Cummlngs and Evelyn Brent, both of whom do their parts to pet fee t ion. Donald DlUoway also comes thru with a performance that Is convinc ing. Attorney for the Defense is en tertainment for everyone, having thrills, action, drama, and comedy. By all means see "Attorney for the Defense" before It leaves Medford. There are also plenty of howls with Slim Suinmervllle In "The Eyes Have It" and the kiddles will shriek st Oswald the Rabbit in a cartoon en titled Catnlpped. Sunday the HoMy will offer Ruth Chatterton In her latest picture "The Rich Are Alwavs With Us," tn which she Is supported by the screens newest male aensa tion. George Brent. lng completion on new roundhouse, machine shop, warehouse and other quarters of Great Northern Railroad company. Klamath Falls. Construction near- Free Salt Shakers At Reliable Store L. Boyd, representative of the Gen eral Foods corporation, will be at the Reliable grocery store on North Cen tral t morrow, Saturday, to present free sample salt shakers to house wives who visit the store. In addition to demonstrating sev eral food products, Mr. Boyd will also give an Akron model toy balloon with the purchase of three package of Jello. Kiddles are mvlted to ac company their mothers on their Sat urday shopping tour so that they may receive the free balloons. SWEM'S "Odds-Ends" Sale Glassware Be Here Saturday SWEM'S GIFT SHOP Patrons Praise Holly Picture "Splendid!" Tlio best I've een fori a long time I" "I want 11 my friends : to be sure to eee It." The above arc Just a few of the remarks heard nt ! the Holly theatre laat night after the I showing of "Attorney for the De- j fense." The picture Is crammed from start to finish with action, drama. ! and comedy and proved Itself to be j Just what critics have hailed It to be a picture that la practically per- j feet. Edmond Loe aa the "Attorney j for the Defense" takes the leading TON1TE Marlon Shilling Rex Bell "FOUOOTTEN WOMEN" Chap. 7, "King of the WIM", i SnL-rKen Mnynard In "Texas Gunfignter" And "King of the Wild" 73 ISaiSaasSa3S!!S0 tirrr'r "ttuntm GEOIGE 1RENT ACaJENNE DOBE iSHIiaeauwajaajpuw, j'iTiriin.niTlii iiiimViimIv iiii-isriiiirTl-ilr ill liJlM M. i-xsrf. sr i xi yi i t j v F. & H. Co.'s Great STORE-WIDE ale Continues With Money-Saving Specials in Every Department 3-Piece Wicker Set $24.95 Chair. Rocker and Settee 9C TINWARE SALE! sifter Qlisrf Mea.lirf Pie Tin. 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"From the Cheapest that's Good up to the Bot that's Made' !'! mwsMiim TODAY Here's NOVARRO'S Finest Picture MATS. 20 EVE. 30& yf1 but a lovely girl y changed his ideas, and made him into a ooiiege fL hero. A new Novarro ' - Qrt)0 a his best I 5f will thrill g jr A Stirring I i A. Amerioan Drama ' 1 Afo'V ' with MADGE EVANS f 4twV MrsStfy,. UNA MERKEL I V . S. ALSO Our Gang Comedy Riot AND BETT7 BOOP LAFF-CARTOON Com. SUNDAY to Fox Craterian SOD HELP HIM IF THEY. EVER LEARN THE TRUTH!;, St tice to Other Souls I A While His Own Hid a Secret No Man Dared Face Freely. . ONLY.;SHE'KNEW ...AND THE MAN HE THREATENED TO HANG! Pi I ft h tf.vH-.V-., , mm VI No Advance in Prices His Flnt! Qmrtl MoanmAVneTfioni RoW... Don't Miss th Ranactmmt of the Most Sensational Trial of the Decade With Bdrrymore as. the Hanging Prosecutor 1, HELEN TWELVETREES Jill ESMOND WIUIAMtSnsOBOYD MARY DUNCAN OIOROI ARCHAINBAUD DAVID O. SetlNICK RKO RADIO PICTUtl I Today Last Timet Charles Farrell In "After Tomorrow1 COMING SATURDAY ONLY Bill Cody in "GHOST CITY" I Anr Seat I 15J 4 HILLAH PATROL CARNIVAL and Colorful FIESTA Featuring The Great WORTHAM SHOWS MEDFORD ONE BIG WEEK Starting Monday, June 500 PEOPLE 500 30-RAILWAY CARS 30 20-BIG SHOWS . 10-HUGE RIDES 10 5-ACRES OF TENTS 5 BANDS-CALLIOPES FREE ATTRACTIONS WQRTH DRIVING MILES TO SEE! 2 7 e
