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Animal Thriller At Craterian
Vaudeville Coming To Holly
Now At Holly
5IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 14. 1032.
In City Thursday Mr. anil lire
Lynn Neely of Slaklyou arrlTed la
Medford Thursday. Mrs. Nely plajw
to remain hr for som time, vhr
she Is employed.
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On Fluhtnjt Trip Word waa received
at th Medford municipal airport
esterday, that Wallaos Beery, well
known movie actor Is vacationing
near Montague, on a fishing trip.
Local and Personal
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Permit to Nan die 1. . Nandie re
ceived a building permit from the
city for alterations at 220 East Main
street, costing (500.
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Here for Week Mrs. A. H. Wisslng
of Grants Pass Is spending a week in
this city visiting relatives and friends,
having arrived here Thursday.
Mrs. Butler Breaks Wrist Mrs.
John Butler received a bad fracture
of the right wrist Friday afternoon
Then she fell at her home on East
Main street.
Med ford Couple In Pass Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Webber, residents of Med ford,
were Included In the Medfordltes who
were visitors In this city Friday.
Grants Pass Dally Courier.
Chart wliks Here W. W. Chadwlck
and family of Salem were visitors in
Medford yesterday. Mr. Chad wick la
president of the group of hotels, of
which the Jackson In this city la a
member.
Miss Hays Winner Miss Carola
Hayes was the winner in the Fox
Craterlan Juvenile pet contest which
waa conducted Friday and Saturday,
according to Don Geddes, manager of
the Fox Craterlan.
Journey North Mrs. Ed. Scott and
son Glenn of Klamath Falls, who
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blnns
for four days, left Friday for Rose
burg where they will visit for two
weeks with relatives.
Waage Here John Waage, well
known flyer In this area, arrived in
Medford by plane yesterday from
Oakland, Calif. He plans to spend a
week In Medford. Waage flew a Curtis
Robin here on his trip.
Flying South Les Bowman, west
ern division manager of the . Waco
Aircraft corporation, stopped at the
Medford Municipal airport Friday for
lunch before continuing south. He
was flying a Waco A.
From Distance Those registering
at Medford hotels from distant places
were Frencls H. I. Bron of Honolulu,
T. H., C. H. Colt of Laramie. Wyo..
Enid E. Wolsey of Pittsburgh, Pa., and
R. B. Smith Of St. Louis, Mo.
A col dent Reported A minor col
lision between the cars driven by
Clifton Friend of 1138 Court street,
and A. 8. Roeenbaum, waa reported
at the city police station yesterday.
Little damage resulted to either car.
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Files to Eugene Dr. J. J. Emmens
returned yesterday by plane from Eu
gene with his son Thomas, who has
been attending summer school at
the University of Oregon. Dr. Em
mens made the trip north by plane
also.
Suspend Sentence The remainder
of the sentence of Harvel W. Jones,
sentenced to the county Jail July 26
for 30 days, was suspended last week
by Judge Glenn O. Taylor. Jones was
given six months to pay the remain
der of the $100 fine imposed.
To Visit Brother Jamws Elliott
who resides near Emporia, Kans., is
expected In Medford the last of this
month to visit his brother Fire Oheif
Roy Elliott. James Elliott Is a mail
carrier In that area, where he has
filled the position for the past 22
years.
Mrs. Reamer speaks Mrs. A. E.
Reames will address the regular meet
ing of the Klwanla club tomorrow
noon at the Hotel Medford, and will
relate what the county relief com
mittee Is doing for relief thla coming
winter. A large number of members
are expected to be in attendance for
the meeting. i
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To Diamond Lake Ted Flynn of
the Improvement inspection offices,
of the atate forest service, Portland,;
and T. H. Burgess, assistant supervis
or, with headquarters in Roseburg, :
left here last evening for Diamond
lake to Inspect the road equipment
near Diamond lake. They plan to 1
spend two or three days In that vl-;
cinity.
15c Adults. Kids 5c J
Starts TODAY
NOTHING FINER FOR
CHILDREN . . . AND
GROWN HPS TO SEE!
It's Eack By
. Popular Dematid
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I'ndergoes Operation Mrs. W. P.
Coghlll of Phoenix underwent a ma
jor operation yesterday at tha Com
munity hospital and waa reported to
be getting along nicely last evening.
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In from Eagle Point Mr. and Mri.
John Rado and lira. Harry Stanley
and aon were among resldenta of
Eagle Point shopping and attending
to business matters In Medford yes
terday. 9 V
Many from Metropolis At the ho
tels yesterday, Portlandera Included
W. R. Burns. A. N. Russell, Frank 8.
Grant and daughter Miss Josephine,
V. O. Pudge. Prank W. Harris, C. B.
Ball, Ray Prank, W. D. Wolford, O.
C. Jacobs, George J. Bohrer, Charles
Tlsdale, E. G. Westlund, C. C. Hole,
J. B. Klsky, a. G. Smith, C. G. Greg
ory, H. G. Gossllng, and Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Quackenbush,
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Oregonlans Here From Eugene, the
hotel guests In Medford are Hugh
H, Earle and Jack Retlaw. Among the
other Oregonlans are H. Elontsett of
Bandon, Guy Yung of Klamath Palls,
P. A. Caclr of Sutherlln, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Evans of Salem, J. M. Myers of
Myrtle Point, E. A. Collier and H. V.
Colby of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. El
don I. Jenne of Forest Grove and Z.
C. Brundberry of Albany.
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Fllegel Lands Fish J. P. Fllegel
has a legal mind but and angling
hand he proved to the world Friday,
when he deserted the law office for
a few houra on the Rogue. He return
ed with a big ateelhead, which put
up a great battle and furnished a fine
dinner for a group of Mr. Fllegel's
friends, who explained that the six
pounder was caught on a sewing
thread used for line.
Directs Medford Band Director C.
Gotscfiall of the Grants Pass munici
pal band attended the first band
concert of the season in Medford
Thursday evening at th invitation of
the Medford Elks' band, and acted as
director of the group for one selec
tion. Director Gotschall was accom
panied by Johnny Bennett, a member
of the local band. Appreciation of the J
voiced by Gotschall, who atated that
It was a pleasure to direct the group.
Grants Pass Dally Courier.
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Southerners Here The hotel lists
were dotted with names from cities
In California. The travelers listed
were Thos. P. Keoghn, Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. B. Berg, George Green and fam
ily and Al Roth of San Francisco, Mr.
and Mrs. W. w. GUI, A, Redden, O. C.
Haney and Mr. and Mrs. A. Klrsch
of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Leon E.
Flagg of Pasadena, and Miss Mildred
Concklln, Miss Louise Concklln and
Mrs. J. M. Concklln of San Jose.
Register Cars Giving this city as
their Oregon destination, the follow
ing motorists registered their cars
here Friday, with Lee O. Oarlock at
the South Riverside office: Mrs. Eu
nice J. Miller of Stockton, Calif.,
Frank Frazee of Weed, and Warren
Sutter of Los Angeles. Richard Farm
er of San Francisco gave Phoenix as
his address, and Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Masters of San Francisco, Jacksonville.
Tom Jones was registered also from
Dallas, Tex.
An Amazing New Screen Personality . .
The sensation of London, Paris and Berlin.
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M Oi BmEVE IT OR NOT
LILLIAN HARVEY
.HENRY CARAT
CONRAD VEIDT
LIL DAOOVER
Frank Buck, who la responsible for
most of the far east wild animal
specimens seen In the American coos
and circuses and who Is the author
of "Bring 'Em Back Alive." which
opens today at the Fox Craterlan,
figured In a new enterprise ,when ci
nematograph ers were added to his ex
pedition through the Malayan Jungles
to film authentic scenes for the pic
turlzatlon of his famous book.
"This time we had a camera along
for the first time," he reminisced,
"and Instead of running away from
deadly, dangerous episodes like com
bats between formidable beasts, we
hoped to witness some. We stalked
a hungry tiger until he came upon
Mrs. Smith Returns Mrs. Helen
Johns Smith, who has been visiting
In Oakland, Is expected to return to
Medford today.
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Moore Has Infection Kenneth
Moore of Butte Falls la In the Sa
cred Heart hospital, receiving treat
ment for Infection of the knee and
finger, resulting from Injuries re
ceived while working on a caterpll-
, out lrom ButtB P&Us,
Spedal Train A special train of
Ohio farmers Is expected In Medford
tomorrow evening, according to A. S.
Rosenbaura, district freight and pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacific.
Two members of the party will leave
the train here, to visit friends near
Central Point, Mr. Rosenbaum said.
They will Join the tour again at Seat
tle, according to present plans.
ALWAYS COOL
R0XY..15C
Children 10c
- Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
"HELL'S
ANGELS"
Jean Harlow, Ben Lyon
Con. Shows Sun. 1:30 to 11 p. m.
another hungry beast and had to
fight to protect his kill. One of the
biggest thrills I ever got was after
we had been following the tracks of
a big nine-foot man-eater for days
and suddenly came upon her In a
clearing standing over a young wild
boar she had Just clawed open.
"A black panther sneaked up, and
in about a minute there was enough
black and yellow fur flying to make
a Princeton football banner. And
the funny pnrt of It la that the fight
ended In a draw with both parties
slinking off when they scented us,
leaving the boar for a tawny spotted
leopard which came along about a
half hour after the battle was over."
Tonsils Removed Mrs. O. M. Hues
ton yesterday underwent an opera
tion for the removal of her tonsils.
Snapdragons Displayed Mrs. O. O.
Wotfe lurnlshed the Chamber of
Commerce building with' a beautiful
bouquet of snapdragorti yesterday.
They were grown In her garden, which
Is very new. but progressing beauti
fully, she stated.
TODAY and
MONDAY
John BARRYMORE
STATE'S ATTORNEY
with HELEN TWELVETREES
William (Stage) Boyd Jill Esmond
1 C,, Mary Duncan , r-
ANY SEAT ANY TIME LOl,
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Matinee and Evening;
Engagement Extraordinary
Glorious Stage Show
Road-Show Comprising Artists from the Orqheum and
Fanchon & Marco Circuits
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Alo On The Screen
"The Flying Fool"
And 8plendld Short Subjects
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
The Biggest Bargain In This or Any Town
V-IWJ ml
Since the tremendous success of the
vaudeville bill presented at the Holly
a short while ago many have request
ed further programs of thla sort and
we are very glad to announce a
greater vaudeville show at the Holly
Tuesday and Wednesday, for both
matinee and evening. John Nleder
meyer, manager of the Holly, an
nounced today. Nledermeyer has Just
returned from a trip to Portland,
where he made arrangements for the
bill.
Headlining tha show are the laco
lussl Quartet, plano-accordlan and
violin artists. Known as an unusual
quartet of musicians, and coming di
rect from San Francisco, at the termi
nation of their coast to coast tour,
these dlmunltlve, though dynamic,
musicians easily top anything heard
in the northwest.
Has Gold Stolen Dr. Thompson,
who has his offices on East Main
street, reported to city polloa yester
day morning that a quantity of gold,
valued at between (10 and 113, was
stolen from his offices sometime Fri
day night.
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Saturday Shoppers Q. E. Chlldreth
and Rose Whaley of Eagle Point were
among shoppers in Medford yesterday.
Others were Mrs. Chub Andorson. Mrs.
Otto Caster, Mrs. D. W. Dickey, Mra.
Floyd Hendrlckson and Jeff Hamlin
of Phoenix, Emll Brltt of Jacksonville
and Mra. George B. Young of Grif
fin Creek.
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YiiSE & BROTHER
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J "Late Features of the T
TL 9 o'Clock Revue" I
'Speedy and Original
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Tap Dancers '
"Unusual Skill" II
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'The Movie Town,'s
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For good clean comedy, hddle Vines
and brother. Is one act that will be
long remembered. Both boys have
Just finished a dual starring success
In musical comedy, "The Nine o'clock.
Revue." Eddie Vine will act as mas
ter of ceremonies for the show.
Others on the bill include Al and
Louise Budack, lightning tap dancers.
a team that has played In the Palace
theater In New York for two months
Westerlund and Nlckerson, an aero
batlc team that Just finished In the
Orpheum In Seattle and a team that
Is bound to turn things upside down.
Muatc for the show will be furnished
by the Hollywood Rythm Olrls.
Thla a complete vaudeville unit
show and one that hns been on the
larger circuits for a long time. In
addition to the vaudeville, the Holly
will present the regular acroen pro
gram.
Ia?e for Eupene Al Cook and Mr
Woodon of Eugene will return to
their homes at Eugene- today, follow
ing a flahlng trip to Sunset on the
Rogue. Since Thursday, they hav
been the guesU of Lawrence Pen
nington at hla cabin there, where all
reported exceptional luck landing
some fish.
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We Saw the Kings of the Jungle
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Jk)ll H sJjfCjfo wildi of Malaya!
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Since completion of ''Congress
Dances," which comes to the Ho.iy
theater today and tomorrow, ques
tions have been heard about the au
thenticity of events, which are said
to have occurred during the congress
of Vienna In 1815.
In thla picture there Is a back
ground of epoch-mnklng conferences
of Europe's kings and emperors and
of pompous festivities and gay frolics,
all Interwoven with political Intrigue
and romantic philandering.
"Congress Dances" will Introduce
to the Holly patrons Lilian Harvey,
who Is now the reigning movie queen
of Europe.
Three tier body fir, $5.25. Quality
and measure guaranteed. Med. Fuel
Co.. Tel. 631.
SIGHTS AND THRILLS YOU
MAY NEVER BEHOLD AGAIN!
YOU'LL'SEE' him capture biby elepKanrwitH,
barejiandilYOU'LL HEAR, the infuriated "tu.k
en trumpeting for. their lo.rchildl.YOU'LC SEE
30 foot Jpythoitat death J gripwith va Royal
Bengal tigerYOU'LLSEE theWn eatmg'caT
entering a native'.villagel, YOU'LL SEE. the dais
ing capture ofthe rareit of reptile the monitor"
lizard! iYOU'LL SEEeitupTeme't thrill of 'aR
time, the, finuh fight , between the king iof. the
jungle tiger and black "panther!
EVERY'FOOT, OF THIS PICTURE ACTUALLY
MADE IN ; THE 'MALAYAN JUNGLE COUNTRY!
Positively HO ADVANCE IN PRICES
Matt., Week Day, 25S Evening!, Sunday Mats, and
Holiday., 35,. Kiddie A DIME.
'WAY BACK HOME' AT
STATE THEATER TODAY
"Way Back Home," starring Seth
Parker of radio broadcast fame, and
his supporting troupe of mixed radio
and movie celebrities, opens today
at the State theater.
It contains such film favorites aa
Frank Albertson and Bette Davis, who
are splendid as the young loverei
Stanley Fields and Wade Bo trior, vil
lains of the piece; Frankle Darro In
delightful, heart-wanning small
boy characterization and Dorothy
Peterson In a really unforgettable
role.
JOHN BARRYMORE IN
FOX RIALT0 PICIURt
A metropolitan night court, where
grim comedy rubs shoulders with sor
did tr&gedy, plays Its colorful part
In "State's Attorney," starring John
Barrymorc, at the Fox 111 alto theater
today and tomorrow.
"State's Attorney" present Barry"
more as the fiery defense advocate
who turns relentless prosecutor to
further his brilliant career. Lurid
murder trials, stirring court battles,
and a bitter feud with a sinister
underworld chieftain all figure In th
absorbing plot.
ROXY THEATER SHOWS
'HELL'S ANGELS' TODAY
Howard Hughes' thrilling air spec
tacle, "Hell's Angels," come to tha
Roxy theater today. The cast in
cludes Jean Harlow, Ben Lyon and
James Hall. Some of the air scenes
In this masterpiece have never been
equaled.
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