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SrEDFCVRD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JTTXE 10, 1932. PAGE ELEVEN An : : Local and Personal I From Klamath W. H. Robinson, laundry man of Klamath Palls, spent yesterday in Medford on business. From Patrick's Creek Howard Ray r mond of Patrick's creek tavern on the Redwood highway, spent yesterday in Medford on business. Fly to Klamath P. R. Shelley and J. A. McDonough, local Insurance men, flew to Klamath Falls Wednes day with H. K. Coffey of Portland. Newman Home Among the stu dents from the University of Oregon ' who have returned home for the sum mer are Benton Newman. Down from Union Creek Mrs. Ed Beckelhelmer of Union Creek Is m Medford today shopping and Tlsltlng ith friends. From 8eattle The few hotel gueste p ' in Medford registered from Seattle were A. J. Huch, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck and Charles Koppel. Go tut of Miss Davis Miss Olive Parker of this city will spend the week end as guest of Miss Lucy Davis at the Davis ranch home out from Ashland. Visits Miss Vllm Miss Virginia Lindley of Caker Butte road was guest here last evening of Miss Betty Vllm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. - Vllm. Trip to Ashland, Medford Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Maxwell, Mrs. Gertrude Bannard, all of this city, enjoyed a L trip to Ashland and Medford, Wed- nesday. Grants Pass Dally Courier. Carnival to Eugene Supday, the Worths m Shows, which are appearing In Medford this week In conjunction with the Htllah patrol's Shrine fiesta, will leave here for Sugeaii, to ahow next week. Guests of Blacks Arriving In Med ford on the Shasta today at noon, were Mrs. Ethel Currsn, Mrs. John S. Drum, and T. LaFaburue of San Francisco, who wlU be guests while here of Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Black. Returns Home Mrs. 8. T. Merrill of 307 South Holly street has return ed to her home from the Sacred Heart hospital, where she recently under went an operation. She U reported as getting along ntoely. Vacations With Daughter Mrs. A. W. Mason left yesterday for the Meadaws district for a short vacation with her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Din kens, who accompanied her to the ranch after & several days' visit here. a Gasoline Stolen Local officials of the Richfield Oil company reported to city police this morning that 75 gallons of gasoline was stolen from a tank at the Richfield plant south of town some time during the night. The lock was broken from the tank, they reported. Issue Two rermtts Among the building permits issued since the first of the month, was that this morning to W. H. J arm In to construct an ad dition to the house at 815 Taylor street, at a cost of -- Another per mlt was taken out by Mrs. Bert Moore to re-shlngle the house at 239 Apple street, to cost 46. r Look Twice Once for Price . . . Once for Quality Our special salea always have both price and quality very much In evidence. We use them to get people to try our newest products. We know they will be repeat customers after one trial. This week's special is another example of a new product which will please all members of the family. . Both the quality and price are exceptional. Date Drops 17c the dozen These drops are a combination of Ground Sates, Nuts and Raisins which will bring you back for more. They will keep exceptionally well and are ideal for desserts and lunches. On sale at our retail store or your favorite grocer. Guuti at Buck Horn Lodge Mr. and' Mrs. J. w. Wakeileld left till, morning by motor lor Buck Horn lodge, where they will be ut lor the day. www Leave for Indiana Miss Eleanor Cimj, Instructor at the Rosevelt school hero, left by tram today for Kaieburg, where ahe wilt loin Miss Catherine Ourdea on a Journey by motor to Indiana, where Mlsa Curry will visit relatives In Indiana, Fabrlrks Return Mr. and Mrs. Olen Fabric returned thla week from Seattle where they attended the meet- Ins ot the Washington Landry Own ers' association. Mr. Fabric gare a talk on the proper care or textiles at the meeting. In Medford Monday Mr. and Mrs. Lou Schmltt and daughter, Anna Carolyn, spent Monday afternoon In Medford on business. In the evening they attended the carnival sponsored by Hlllah Temple ehrlne. arants Pass Dally Courier. . Plan Horse-Back Trip Dark Hol l.w hill will be the destination Mon day of a group of local horse-back riding fans, who plan to leave the Dodge academy early In the evening to enjoy the moonlight ride through the wooded regions. - Wlnne Leaves Enroute to Anna polla Naval academy, where he will take a physical examination for en try into the school, George Wlnne, Medford youth, plans to stop In Port land for an examination before con tinuing east, tie left here by train last evening. Hera for Graduation Mrs. John Hunter of Seattle arrived here today by train from the northern city to visit relatives for a week or two. She will attend the graduation exercises this evening, of which Dolores Dur kee Is a member of the class. Mrs. Hunter wUl be the guest of Mrs. W. D. Durkee while here. Mlksrhes Home Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Mtksche returned the first of the week from ten days spent In Calf fornla. They made the trip by auto going via the Pacific highway and re turning by the Redwood highway. Mr. Mlksche attended the Paacltlc Coast Seedsmen's convention In San Francisco during their absence. . Here for Summer Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Jenlnngs of the Island of Kauai, Territory of Hawaii, arrived In the city on the Shasta this noon, to spend the summer at thtfr summer home, "Brookfleld," on Wagner oreek near Talent. They have Just completed a visit to the Canal zone. Mrs. Jennings la a couain of Mrs. Cl&tous McCredle. j ... Gnesta In City Registering at the ; local hotels from points throughout j California were J. M. Donagn, Mrs. p. L. Borden, N. McKay, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Henry ,R. O. Haggard, and Ivar S. Paley of San Francisco, C. J. Hay ea and Nlel Smith of Hollywood, Mrs. H. B. Thomas and son of Los Ange les, J. 0. Petri of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. George Flnkbolmer, and Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Flnkbolmer ofStock- ton, 8. O. Pennington of Sacramento and Miss M. Edwards of Oakland. Alaska Jack at Craterian With Film of Arctic Accompanying the moving picture show "Primitive Love." a tale of Arc tlo adventure, showing Saturday at the Craterian theater, Alaska Jack, former government guide in the Arc- a If . t& WsJes Jr . Nth Mir -TO i ill ift ii.mtf x MEIER PERSUADES SCOII REMAIN ON ROAO MISSION (Continued from Page One ) tic territory. Is In Medford, and In his Alaskan garb, will appear on the stase at the Fox treatre in special fea ture. Formerly a prospector. Alaska Jack has spent many years In the north oountry, and knows many interesting tales of the settlements. He will of fer an Imaginary Journey through the Arctic territory In his brief presenta tion. Alaska Jack Is the father of the first white child born on Cspe Nome, Alaska, the first day of the twentieth century. His name Is Nome Gtnlvln. Racing Film Scores With Holly Patrons Those who have attended the show ing of "The Crowd Roars" during the past few days agree that for thrills, aotlon, suspense and all round entertainment, this picture is hard "to beat. So realistic are the scenes that fans feel that they were with the principals as they take you through this story. Tha Crowd Roars" Is not lust a roaring mass of racing cars. The story concerns the life of a famous race driver, both on and off the track. The short subjects on this program are also very entertaining. Graham McNamee has a lot of interesting news material to work on. Babe Ruth appears In another comedy . wherein he teaches a few embryo all -Americans some of the finer points of baseball. A cartoon rounds out the program. Sunday the Holly will offer an other very fine picture but radi cally different from anything pro duced thus far this year "Radio Patrol." public relations committee of Port land, headed by Aaron M. Frank. The commission abandoned the emergency relief program last April but yester day was urged to resume it. Has Taxpayer Slant Scott had said frequently that he went on the highway commission post with the "taxpayer's viewpoint.' He has held that emergency relief work is wasteful and extravagant and that Oregon highway work should be car ried out under the contract plan in order that federal aid might be ob tained. Reports were circulated here yes terday that the executive department of the state glvernment favored a bond issue for emergency relief work but Governor Meter himself has nev er publicly Indicated that he favor ed continuation of relief work. The public relations committee told the highway commission here yester day the situation in Multnomah county now is more serious than It has been at any previous time and asked the commission to "make" work for 800 men. Scott replied that If work were "made" for the unemployed in Mult nomah .county work would have to be provided all over the state. Final decision of the commission on the request for emergency relief was not announced. A! ELLIOTT Telephone Dial Writes Message For Subscriber MTLAN, Italy (AP) If no one ans wers his call, the Milan telephone subscriber may now dial out a writ ten note which Is reproduced at the other end. A compact sending and receiving instrument for this service has been offered to the public at small cost. It can be attached to the ordinary phone. When a person goes out, he sets the receiving device and the party calling hears a buzz Indicating It Is working. He can spell out his message on his sending dial and It appears at the other end on a sort of ticker tape. SFAOIDE New rugs, carpets and lighting system Installed In Hotel Seaside. i Portraits of distinction. The Peas ley, opp. Holly theater. Dr. B. R. Elliott's cabin on Rogue river at Shady Cove will be the scene Saturday evening of the Medford and Klamath Falls dental clubs, when the local group of dentists will en tertain those from the neighboring city. The Klamath Falls delegation will furnish the program. Dr. R. C. Van Valzah has been named chairman of the commissnry department for the week end. Following the business meeting and program, cards will be enjoyed by the guests, and a fishing trip down the Rogue will Interest the groups Sunday. Adrienne's June Dress Sale BEGINS SATURDAY This is your chance to gave on lovely Spring and summer Frocks for formal afternoon, sports and street wear. $5.95, GROUP 1 Values np to $10.95 Includes Wash, Sports, Silk Linens and Prints 0R0CP 1 $10.95 2 for $15.00 Values to $18.95 Includes-T-Silk Suits Chiffon Silk Crepes and eyelets. Nelly Don Wash Frocks $1.50 to $10.00 Voiles Eyelets Mesh Batistes GROUP 3 $ 1 5.00 2 for $23.95 Values to $39.95 Includes Laces Triple Sheer Jericho Crepe Gypsy Crepe and light weight woolens. Beach and House PAJAMAS' Lovely Assortments $ 1 .95 Mrs. Grace Voss, secretary to C. T. Baker of the chamber of commerce, left today noon for Klamath Falls, Where the AAA and chamber of com merce girls of southern Oregon will be entertained this week end at a program of varied events. An informal dinner will be served this evening and In th morning the guests, whose transportation to and from Klamath Falls, has been fur nished , through the courtesy of the Greyhound stages, will leave for Cra ter Lake, where snow sports will be enjoyed. Saturday evening they will be en tertained at a dinner dance at the Wlllard hotel and Sunday morning for an "eye opener' will go for a swim. Other surprise events are promised for the day. PMrtt fni" fhja nart'.v Via fa Visss-n fur- nlshed by O. T. Bergner of the Med ford Ice and Storage company. Jimmy Dunn Offers Fine Performance Today marks the beginning of a two-day theatrical event that la sure to create more than usual enthusiasm in Medford. A combina tion screen and stage program par excellence la scheduled for the Fox Craterian theater. On the sllversheet, hilarity, Inter mixed with tense romance and much excitement will prevail with "Society Girl,' featuring popular James Dunn, lovely Peggy Shannon and that fa vorite star, Spencer Tracy. "Society Girl" Is the story of an "up and coming" prize fighter who falls desperately In love with a "society dame looking for a thrill." Jimmy Dunn enacts the role of the romantic 'pug" Bpencer racy la his belligerent manager, while Peggy Shannon Is the "society dame." The spectacular added attraction on this program Is that celebrated Arctic explorer and ex-government guide, Alaska Jack." his unique ana noted character appears upon the Fox Craterian stage at all perform ances, attired in full Eskimo re galia, and also presents his extraor dinary picture of Eskimo life, "Primi tive Love." Phone 843 Wa'u haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. sT r-i n nun LaSHJ LAST T1MK3 lOMlt "THE MENACE" With BETTE DAVIS Chap. 8. "King of the Wild" Sat Tom Trier 111 "Galloping Thru" "Klnf of the wild" 50c SPECIAL DANCE PAVILION GOLD HILL SAT. NITE 9 'til 2 Ike Porter's Band Hey, Kids! Matinee Saturday Afternoon 1 to 6 o'Olock Hillah Temple Patrol CARNIVAL Unemployed or MeoroHO NOTICE The unemployed heads of fam tiles who are cltlient of the eonnty should register at ONCE with the committee at the In Ion Hall 3rd floor ahors the Medford Pharmacy between the hours of 9 A. M. and S P. M. Special Classes Start June 20th 10 weeks elementary or advanced business training $25 N. Grape Tel. 866 T0NITE--T0M0RR0W SAT. MATINEE 1:15 AMXTS 20-300 Kiddles 100 HUGE CROWDS CONTINUE TO ROAR THEIR APPROVAL iff JAMES CAONET JOAN BLONDELL COMING SUNDAY FOR 3 DAYS THE INSIDE STORY OF POLICE AT WAR1 fjLi ROBT. ARMSTRONG h l. J ANDY DEVINE J& TODAY and Saturday ROBT. ARMSTRONG ANDY DEVINE LILA LEE, JUNE CLYDE SPECIAL Btage and Screen Personal Appearance ALASKA JACK Famous Ex-Gort. Guide, Explorer and "Kloiullker" with Mi Eskimo Picture 'Primitive Love" ALSO ON THE SCREEN 1 1 FISHING Is at Its Best NOW at Lake o' the Woods Dull Falls route tI Fleti Lake to Lake o" the Woods now open and going la good. Arrange to spend the week-end at this pop ' ular resort. FISHING BOATING CABINS EATS Dancing at the Lodge A Good Time for All For further information addren LAKE 0 THE WOODS CO., MEDFORD, ORE. 2,0C' He practiced his foot work in a society ball room. When he got into the ring all he knew was the clinches. JAMES in OCIETY GIPJ- With SPENCER TRACY PEGGY SHAHHOH Based est play by John LsxUn, t and Qiarlas Bcahan Directed jf SIDNEY LANHELD Fox Picture jstim Com. SUNDAY to Fox Craterian ERICH VON STR0HEIM MELVIN DOUGLAS In AS YOU DESIRE ME" Her last picture! 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