BEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUTE. BEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1932.
PAGE NINE
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i Lccal and Personal
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Vndergoes Operation Misa Lela
Moulding underwent an operation to
day at the Community hospital.
' State Engineer VUltor fiam Board
man, state park engineer of the atate
highway department, apent Sunday
In Medford.
From Sams Valley P. L. Caton,
, operator of the ' Sams Valley stote,
waa In Medford thla morning buying
" supplies for the store,
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' . Returna to Ranch C. K. LeMolbe
t of Evans creek returned to his ranch
'; today after spending Monday here at-
tending to business matters.
iiWIll Visit In Klamath P. H. West
.ldt will spend several days thla
' week In Klamath Falls, attending to
' business Interests.
. i. ," In City This Week P. E. Hicks.
I representative of the Eeynolds To
. bacco company, 1 spending several
i days here in the interests of his com
i pany.
f i Visitors Today Ouesta In Medford
from neighboring localities today are
,'" Mrs. Nelson Reed and on of Klam
ath Falls and J. E. Howell of Crescent
city.
'
; Changes Residence Dr. and Mrs.
' 0. 1. Drummond are moving thla week
! to a residence on Park street from
p Newtown, where they have made their
Home since coming to Medford.
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j. T Farrell Here Ernest Parrell, rep
s', resentatlva of the Union Pacific rall
, Vay, with headquarters In Eugene,
i; arrived here by train from the north
i- today. :
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J Make Home Here Mrs. L. L. Tracy
' ;. of Phoenix, Ariz., arrived on the
j Shasta today from the south, to make
' -her home with her sister, Mrs. A.
K' Payton of Phoenix, Ore.
? ' Ranchers In City E. 0. Hamilton
and Harry Nealon, ranchers of the
' Table Rock district, were transacting
business In Medford today. Andy
Payne of Sams Valley was also a busl-
-seat -caller.
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Enjoy Prospect Trip Mr. and Mrs.
J. Sanford Richardson and family.
' accompanied by the Weldon Sages
of Table Rock, motored to Prospect
Sunday and were guests for the day
of Mrs. Francea Pearson.
' . Miner Calls Here Harry Currle.
. 'prominent miner of the wolf Creek
section, la In Medford today, accom
panied by Mrs. Currle. Mrs. Robt.
Rose of Butte Falls Is also shopping
. In the city.
J : Motor to Portland Misses Mollle
Brown. Marjorle Mulholland and
)'. Helen Patton left thla morning by
! motor for Portland with Max Pierce.
h .The girls will visit frlenda aid rela
F llvea In the northern city.
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';'' Expected Home Mrs. Adrienne
t1' '.Steward Is expected to return to Med-
' ford tomorrow from Los Angeles,
where she has been selecting fall and!
. winter merchandise for Adrienne s
shop,
.
Return East Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Laughlln and children of Grand
Porks, N. D., who have been guests
for the summer of Mr. and Mrs. E.
; j T. Burleson, left today on the Shasta,
en route home. Mrs. Laughlln la Mrs.
r Burelson's sister.
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?' t Visiting Mother Mrs. Kenneth
", Kerr of Medford is visiting In Grants
',. j Pass at the home of her mother, Mrs.
i Fred Costaln. for several daya. Mrs.
,; Kerr waa formerly Miss Hallle Beagle
', of this city and haa been married
only a month. Granta Pass Dally
j J Courier. , - .
K Shopping Here Clare ladd of
' TYreka, who has been visiting at the
' .. William Morris home In Central
( Point for the past three days, arrived
' ; in Medford thla morning by train.
- She plans to spend the day here, and
4 Journey to Treka on the Shasta this
. J evening.
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i Sunday In Medford Among Grants
X Past people who spent Sunday In
i Medford were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rengstorff, Mr. and Mra. A. C Boul
- ter and two sons. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
i Vanning and children, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sparlln, daughter Blanche, and 1
-: sons Lawrence and Herschal, j
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! Here for Visit Mr. and Mrs. Roy (
; i A. Young, Paul, Jerry and Wllhelmina .
f Young, former realdenta of the city. !
i motored up from Taft and Santa
Paula, Cal,- to spend the week as ,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Voung of Orchard Home, L. R. Young
'? and family and Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Weed, Park avenue.
From Lakerlew Mr. and Mrt. G.
W. Johnson of Lakevlew are vaca
tioning In Medford today, being en
route to their home after a trip to
Eugene, Florence, Bandon and varl
(nig coast points. Mr. Johnson Is
postmaster at Lakevlew, and stopped
here to call on some of his class- ;
mates from the Univeralt yof Oregon,
and the local post off ice staff. Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson both will observe
their birthdays this week.
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The Man Who Played God"
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From Washington fl. H. McCrory
of Washington, D. C. wsa the only
hotel guest from a point distant from
the Pacific coast.
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On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. I. V.
Waddel) are spending their vacation
taking an auto trip to Oregon and
Washington points of interest.
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Leaves Today Jack Retlaw of the
Fox theaters, with headquarters in
Eugene, left today for that city, hav
ing attended to business matters here
last evening.
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Returns South W. H. Burr of Los'
Angeles, who has been the guest of
his sisters, Miss Burr and Mrs. Luke,
for the past two days, returned home
last evening by train.
Returns Home Russell David Se
mon, Jr., who hat been visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. C. J. Semon, left
this morning on the Shasta for his
home in Portland.
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Leaves for Colorado Mra. J. P.
Caudel of Pueblo, Colo., who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. J.
Backes for the past week, left on the
Shasta Monday evening for her home.
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To San Francisco Miss Doreen
Leverette and Miss Ruth Ottoman
left on the Shasta, last evening for
San Francisco, where they will spend
the remainder of the week.
In Medford Monday Mrs. Dama
McKlnstry and daughter Marlon, both
of this city, spent Monday In Med
ford visiting and attending to busi
ness matters. Grants Pass Daily
Courier.
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Returns to Eugene Miss Ann
Springer of Eugene, who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Palmer at Crater lake for the past
week, returned north to her home by
train last night.
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From Washington Mrs. H. P., San
dels and Mr. and Mrs. Chafehcase of
Spokane were among Washington
guests at the hotels, as were F. D.
Cadlgan, A. T. Shehan and Sidney M.
Kohn of Seattle. Mrs. R. B. Taffer uf !
Tacoma was also a guest.
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License to Wed A license to wed
was issued at the county courthouse
Monday to Claude V. Mullen, 27, of
Yreka. Cal., and Florence Holly Byrd.
91, also of Yreka. Mullen stated that
he was a bridge worker and Miss Byrd
a stenographer. .
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LAST TIMES TODAY LEO CARRILLO in 'RACE TRACK'
STARTS TOMORROW
jack HOLT
ralph GRAVES
"HEY, KIDS!"
BIG DOINGS AT THE HOLLY
Wednesday and Thursday Matinee
Remember the hi time yen had two weeks arof Yon sill
hate more fun this time Here's what we hate tor you. Look
It over It's Great!
. FEATURE.
"WAR CORRESPONDENT"
With Jack HOLT Ralph GRAVES
I The ir'nt team that made "DIRinini.E" and "FLIGHT" In
another Big Hit. YOU JUST CAN'T AFFOKD TO MISS IT1
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CHAPTER THREE'
of
"THE AIR MAIL MYSTERY'
PLEY'S "BELIEVE IT OR NOT"
and
S. S. Van Dine Story
"THE CAMPIS MYSTERY"
As yon leare the theatre FREE
ESKIMO PIES
THE PRICE IS inc. AND BOY. THIS SHOW IS WORTH IT
A GREAT Bill SHOW AND A ile ESKIMO PIE.
AM. FOR ONE DIME
Visit the Arnolds Mr. and Mrt. A.
J. Byert of Sheldon, Iowa, spent Sun
day evening u the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Arnold at their home near
Jacksonville. While here, the Byers
also visited at the F. A. Henspeter
home In Jacksonville. -...
Visit Vaughn Stone A group of
Vaughn Stone's fraternity brothers
from Portland were his guests in
Medford for two days, during which
time they also made a trip to Crater
lake. They were Robert Bralnard,
Gaylen Chetlot, Spencer Reeve and
George Llghtowler.
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Llttrell Guests Leave Katherlne
and Bob Meyer of Portland, who have
been guests for the past - week of
Lucille and Earl Llttrell of thla city,
left last evening by train for Ash
land, from which city they will con
tinue to Klamath Falls before re
turning to Portland.
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Fined (10 When taken before
Glenn O. Taylor in Justice court this
morning, J. T. Perry waa fined $10
for falling to atop at a stop sign at
the corner of Front and Main street.
Perry crashed Into the automobile
driven by W. R. Lamb, struck Oeorge
J. Preacott's car and ran Into an ml
truck driven by Ray Marx, before the
car was taken from him by officers
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Journey South Fred Berg of Bev
erly Hills, accompanied by hit secre
tary, Miss lone Steuerwold, and his
chauffeur, Albert Mills, left this
morning for the south by motor, hav
ing been overnight guests in Med
ford. They are returning home from
a vacation trip to Victoria and other
Canadian points. Mr. Berg stated
that they planned to spend some time
at Shasta Springs. .
To Show Pictures A presentation
of Qopco current events la scheduled
to be given at the Crater Lake na
tional park community house next
Thursday evening by Horace L. Brom
ley, advertising manager of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company. The
pictures will be shown before an as
semblage of park visitors and resi
dents. They will feature Crater lake
scenes and views of other southern
Oregon points.
IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY
BY SEEING
YOU'LL NEVER FORGET IT)
ADVENTURERS'
OF FORTUNE,
They lived
and fought
for thrills
and love
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Portlandert Here Portland people
who are guests at hotels here today
Include Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Olrty.
E. J. Berg, E. A. Hadfleld. J. T. Wal
lace, H. G. Flndlay, B. 8: Wlckes, T.
P. Flynn, Dr. A. W. Baird and family.
U. I. Powels and W. F. Lanlna and
family.
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License Issued A marriage license
waa issued yesterday to Adrian Anton
Broil! of Ashland, as, a native o! Ida
ho,, and Fern Mary Large, 21, of
Brownsville. Ore, a native of this
state. Brolll gave his occupation as
a telephone lineman, and she as a
school teacher.
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L. A. Couple Licensed The county
clerk's office yesterday issued a mar
riage license to Ml) ton P. Harris. 43,
of Los Angeles and Jessie B. Wads
worth, 37, also of that city. Accord
ing to the records, Harris la a native
of Illinois, and la a salesman. Miss
WadaworUi, an artist representative,
was born in New York city.
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From Southern Points San Fra.n
clscoana at the hotels here tre A. E.
Lattlmore, J. R. Clyde. Mrt. Carl A.
Berntsen, B. O. Oelbach, A. M.
Bridges, Mrs. E. M. Putnam, Thomas
Allison, Maurice O'Halloran, Miss A.
Camarrl and Tom Madden. From
Loa Angeles were E. E. CosslU, P. R.
Farrlngton, Clu E. Welsh, Mack
Wooldrldge and Ed "Metoolsky. Others
from the south Included Bert Yrvtll
of Orescent City, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Mead of Napa, C. E. Trezona of Se
bastapol, P. c. Gross of Modesto, W.
J. Adams of San Jose, W. W. Mc
Laughlin of Berkeley, Fred Berg, Miss
lone Steuerwold and Albert Mills of
Beverly Hills, Mrt. Grace L. Beal and
Mrt. Ada B. Blackwell of San Diego,
Mr. and Mra. O. Mullen of Eurekn,
Mra. H. C. Cooper and Charles Green
of Oskland.
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"Igloo" Is. Craterian Hit
Ctiee-Ak. an Eskimo who playa the
leading role In "Igloo." Ewlng Scott a
drama of tne Arctic, which cornea to
the Fox Craterian Wedneaday and
Thursday, la a veteran of four pic
ture filmed In the snowy wastes of
the Far North. He was ft member
the photographic exploring expedition
of Captain Frank Kleinschmldt, and
then made a similar trip with Knud
RasmUAsen, famous Danish explorer.
The J. C. Penney store la sponsoring
nlckl mMlnwy durlnj the two-day
showing of "Igloo" at which time
"Penney's Clang" will be featured In
addition to other surprises for the
children. Free candy ban will also
be given to the. Penney atore'a guests
at the Craterian matinees.
In the evening performances, as
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an added feature to the showing of
"Igloo." the high school octette will
present severs, selections. The oc
tette comprises these students: Ron
ert Nelson, William Lyman, Hugh
Shurtleff, Durward Oaas, CWorge Ben
nett, Winston Hotel, Max Rae and
Arthur Cook; Miss Genevieve Brown,
accompanist. -
Guests In Mertford From points
In the state, those registered at the
hotels tncludi J. A. Sprague of Lake
o' the Woods. C. A. Lewis, Ray Hoff-
mnn, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Grler of
Salem. Charles A. Lee and O. W.
Enger of Rose burg, E. D. Math Is of
Klamath Falls, B. A. dchallhorn and
M. K. Kelso of Eugene, and Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Seytnor of Corvallls.
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Holly Matinee Has
Features For Kids
All the kiddles who attended the
matinee at the Holly two weeks ago
will remember how they were thrilled
by the program presented there for
them They will be greatly Interested'
n the announcement that Wednes
day and Thursday there will be an
other big time at the Holly. Lota of
features are In store tot all kiddies
who attend the matinee. First of all
la the feature, "War Correspondent."
featuring that popular team, Jack
Holt and Ralph Graves. These two
never fail to turn out lots of enter
tainment when teamed together and
"War Correspondent" is no exception.
In addition to the feature, there
will be the third episode of "The
Air Mail Mystery." something of great
interest for the kiddies. Ripley's Be
lieve It or Not and other Ieatures
complete the screen program. Last
but not least, as they leave the the
aire, the kiddies will be given free
of charge one of those delicious Gold
Seal Creamery Eskimo pies.
Championship Pear
Pack Contest Soon
Plans for the official world's cham
pionship pew packing contest are
progressing rapidly. Thla la the first
official contest of Its kind ever to
be staged In Medford and Interest
and rivalry among the packers Is very
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IGLOO and '
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keen The contest will be held on
the stage of the Holly theatre. Defi
nite dates for the contest have not
been set, although It Is Indicated that
the contest will start about Septem
ber 1. Rules and regulations gov
erning the contest are being submit
ted to the heads of all packing houses
and to the traffic association for
their approval. Prlzea will be award
ed to the packing houa entering the
beat team, and individual prizes will
be awarded to the Individual win
ners.
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Mata. Week Days 25
Evenings Sunday
Mats, and Eolidayi 35
Kiddies a Dime
tlons Popularity Contest
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