MEDFORD IZ'AJL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1932.
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Lccal and Personal
Go to convention Jerry Hogan1
.nd Fred OLsoa left last evening for
Portland, where they will attend the
American Legion national convention
Return for Visit Mr. and Mrs. J.
O. Smith of SUtcooa, who were for
merly In builnesa here, spent Friday
In Medford.
Return Saturday Miss Evelyn Her
man and Mlu M&xine Robinson ar
rived back In Medford yesterday from
a week's vacation in San Francisco.
Home from North Mrs. William B
Hamilton and Mrs. S. N. Osgood ar
rived In Medford by train Saturday
forenoon from Bremerton, Wash.
Burns to Ground The home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Sheley at Talent was
completely aescroyeo. Dy we wcanw
day.
.
Mr. Larson Here L. B. Larson, who
has been In Los Rngeles. arrived in
Medford on the Shasta yesterday. He
will visit Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lar
sen for a few days.
Goes to Convention A. J. Ander
son, local photographer, left Satur
day on the Shasta for Portland to
attend the national American Legion
convention.
Retlaw Leaves Jack Rctlaw re
turned to Eugene by train Saturday
morning, having attended to business
matters for the Fox theatres while
here.
Stops for Gas Charles Hahn of
Lakevlew, flying a Bird bl-plane, stop
ped at Medlord port Saturday after
noon for gas, before continuing to his
home. He was en route to the east
ern Oregon town from Portland.
. ...
Complete. Stay Having been the
guest of Dr. and Mr. B. P. Morten
Ben here for the past two weeks, Mr.
A. J. Schnetzky left by train Sat
urday morning for her home In Eu
.gene. ...
Complete Visit Mra. Marie Rlngle
of Ball state teachers' college at Mun-
lce, Ind.. and Mr. and Mra. IS. A. Rob
ertson of Portland left yesterday on
the Shasta for their homes. They have
been hero for the past two weeks vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Pettlngcr
and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pettlnger.
Visit the Lakes Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Meier and sona Dale and Donald of
Los Angelea were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Pederson this week. Thurs
day they motored to Diamond Lake
and Crater Lake. Mr. Meier Is a bro
ther of Mrs. Pederson.
...
Minor Co 1 1 1 s 1 o n Consolidated
Freight truck, driven by W. H. Grls
wold yesterday collided with the small
truck driven by P. P. Burk, at the
corner of Eleventh and Holly streets.
The accident -occurred about 11:30
i In the morning, according to the re
i port filed at the city police station.
...
From state Points stopping at ho
tels In Medford from points within
the state were Myrna Brotherton, F.
Stoops, E. D. Mathls and Irene Jack
son of Klsmath Falls, Clarence Young
of Union Creek, A. o. Houson of Rose-
burg, E. L. Heydenburlc and W. D. j
Goldsmith of Eugene, and E. B. Ga
briel and J. H. Ryan of Salem.
Washlngtonlans O. E. Shoemaker j
of Chehalls, and Mabel 8. Jones and I
daughter of Centralis are among the
guests from Washington who are
stopping at hotels In the city, others
are Mrs. J. C. Klttel. Charles Klttel j
and Gray Penkey of Rltzvllle, and F
DD. Dyaa and F. Earl of Seattle.
...
San Francisco Folk With their
residences listed as San Francisco
the folio-ring names appeared on th?
hotel registers: W. R. D- ef. Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Schroder, M, Mrs. J
M. Osrera. Mr. a:il T. p. Knowl-
Esches, Jr. i
... !
Leaves for Montana Mrs. Susan
Grant of Bozeman, Mont., left by
train yesterday morning for her home
' i that city, having spent the paat
three months at Talent as the guest 1
of her daughter Mrs. W. H. Hlgglns. 1
Her grand son, Gordon Hlgglns ac
companied her to Portland. He will
remain there" about three days.
...
Enroute North Carl G- Ripka of
Wilmington, Del, spent yesterday st
Crater Lake, en route to the national
American Legion convention In Port
land. Mr. Rlpka has been visiting all
of the national parks on his Journey (
to the west, and will return via Yel
lowstone park, when leaving Portland.
He ststed that he had found the west
an attractive country. ;
Guest of Benges Miss Agnes Petz
old of Oregon City, who hss been
pending the summer at Crater Lake. ,
Is the guest this week-end of Mr. and
Mrs. O. Hlldlng Bengtson. Miss Petz- ,
old Is one of the University of Ore
gon music student who entertained
at the lodge this season. She Is leav- .f
Ing this evening for her home In Ore- ,
gon City. i
Allen In Medford Robert K. All.n
of Eugene la spending the week-end
In Medford as the guest of friends.
...
Visit Mother Here J. O. Elfert of
Roseburg la a guest In Medford this
week-end of bis mother, Mrs. Rose
Elfert.
...
Go To Convention Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Thomas were among those leav
ing last evening for Portland for the
Legion convention.
...
On Business Visit Oeorge Hunt,
Roseburg theater man, who formerly
resided here. Is In Medford attending
to business msttcrs concerning the
theater.
...
Guest, from South From' the atate
of the Oolden Bear, hotel guests In
Medford are R. C. Spain, Mrs. J. R
Annyes, Dr. J. L. Chosts and A. R
Higbee of Los Angeles, Ed. DeBon of
Weed, and D. E. Aberle of Pasadena,
...
Engineer Here C. M- Allen, engi
neer from the state forestry offices In
Portland, was In Medford Saturday,
having returned here from an In
spection trip to Diamond Lake and
Union Creek.
...
Enroute to Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Earl York are leaving this morning by
motor for Portland, where they win
attend the American Legion conven
tlon. They will make the Journey via
me coast route.
...
Plan Fall Fishing Wm. F. Isaacs
and Ralph Young, who have lodges
on Rogue River, were making plans
ror fall fishing yesterday afternoon
and announce that they are going to
land some fine steelhead. They will
nsn ootn tne upper and lower river.
...
Visit Dodges Here Mrs. Jessie Sells
of Red Bluff, Cal, Is a guest here or
the week-end of relstlves and friends.
She wss In Medtord yesterday visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Delia Dodge, and
wm spend today with Ashland rela
tives. She is accompanied by Mrs. Wil
liams and daughter, also of Red Bluff.
Portlanrlers Hotel registers In Med
ford Included the following guests
from Portland: T. E. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Collins, A. A. Mankel
Evelyn I. Enloe, Mr. and Mrs. Sam E.
Arkley, J. Oreen, Robert R. Enloe, Mr,
and Mrs. R. H. Enloe, Stanley Haynes,
E. G. Forsythe, B. L. Deaton, A. O.
Barnekoff, J. Forsythe and Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Gueffray and daughter.
Will Rogers At Fox Craterian
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fitiaoiow Dorothy Jordan and hilarioiu Will Rosen ham a lot lo do la
wardi making Down To Earth," the new Fpi production, one of the
pinnitn contraitt oj the eeaton, PA
With Will Rogers offering some , The story Is unusually timely m its
valuable suggestions on the proper
liftifinffirfldrifoniTilsl
Mae Marsh Starring
In Rialto Picture
Rebecca, the imaginative little
girl whose name came out of Ivan-
hoe and who lived at Bunny brook
Farm, has long been a favorite role
of Vie greatest stars of the stage.
For the modern screen version of
the Immortal classic, showing at the
Rialto theatre today and tomorrow.
Marian Nixon, whose personality Aas
carried her to new screen heights,
was chosen to portray the character
that to millions Is symbolic of opti
mism. Mae Marsh, recently seen as the
mother In "Over the Hill," plays
the part of Aunt Jane, Vie more
sympathetic of the two aunts.
Louise Closser Hale plays the part
of Aunt Miranda, whose hard-shelled
surface Is finally pierced by Rebec
ca's Irresistible personality.
Oreen fir slabs. $3 per load. Only
a few more days. Med. Fuel Co.,
Tel. 631.
EDWARD G. ROBINSON AT
STATE IN "TWO SECONDS"
Edward Q. Robinson's latest starr
ing vehicle, "Two Seconds." which is
now at the State, unfolds a story
which only takes two seconds in
thought.
The care taken on "Two Seconds"
results in the fifth successive .It
for Edward O. Robinson, star of "Five
Star Final" and "Little Caesar." and
Mervyn LeRoy, who directed Robin
son in both pictures.
STARTS ETW
C O M E D Y
C A B T O O N
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way to handle extravagant wives,
"Down to Earth," which opens It's
engagement at tl:e Craterian theatre
today, Is proving to be one of the
most, popular vehicles of his career.
disclosures of a business man's ef
forts to balance his dwindling In
come with his family's increasing
expenses. Irene Rich, Matty Kemp,
Dorothy Jordan and Brandon Hurst
are Included In the cost.
Goulds Leave Mr, and Mrs. 0. O.
Gould of Crater Lake are leaving to
day for Portland tov attend the na
tional American Legion convention,
which opens Monday.
Shopping Saturday Mrs. S. E. How
lett and daughter, Hattle, of Eagle
Joint were shopping in Medford yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Otto Caster of
Phoenix and Mr. and Mrs. Lark In
Reynolds of Ruch were also callers,
as were Mrs. Donna Oraffls of Phoe
nix and Mrs. 8. A. Nye of Talent.
To Talent Monday Mrs. Mabel C
Mack, county home demonstration
agent will Journey to Talent tomor
row morning at nine o'clock to aid
the work In the relief kitchen at the
community hall there. Tomatoes will
be canned, with Mrs. W. H. Hlgglns,
Talent food conservation chairman, In
charge.
Called to Portland Mra. Frances O.
Taylor left Saturday afternoon by
plane for Portland, where she was
called by the serious Illness of her
son, who Is a doctor In that city.
.
In Town Saturday Among out-of-town
folk in Medford Saturday, at
tending to business at the Jackson
county court house were E. J. Brown
of Applegate, Mike Hanley, who re
sides north of Medford, and W. B.
"Shorty" Morris of Table Rock.
"THE FRONT PAGE" ON
ROXY SCREEN TODAY
Adolphe Menjou and Fat O'Brien
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the Roxy today.
Howard Hughes has brought "The
Front Page" to the screen with all of
Its tang of salty language and unre
strained conversation.
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