MEDFOED mm TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. MOKDliT, SEPTEMBER 12, 1932,
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Local and
Visits In Mtaroril Dorii Ssndery of
Hsgue Riser J Ttstttng tn Medford
wtth friend for two or three dsjrs.
She arrived here by trein today.
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In Bcred Heart Mrs. W. W, Aid
rich is receiving treatment Is the Sa
ered Heart hospital this week,
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Down from Ashland George S.
Heilmeyer of Ashland wa transact
ing business at the new Jackson coun
ty court house today.
Returns Today Mts Ediuf Benja
min returned to Medford today by
train from Grants Pass, where she
has been spending the week-end.
,
Undergoes Operation Wm, Heath,
Sr., underwent an operation at the
Sacred Heart hospital Saturday and
ie reported to be getting along nicely,
Miss Hayes Goes Home MUs Mary
Hayes left the Sacred Heart hospital
for her home Saturday, having suf
ficiently recovered from an illness of
last -rtek.
Mrs, Poole Improves Mr. C, A,
Poole, who recently underwent an op
eration at the Sacred Heart hospital,
was in a much Improved condition
today.
In From Country Mr. and Mrs. C.
H, Samuels of Eagle Point were at
tending to busines matters in Med
ford this morning, Doris Murry of
'Bogus River was aiso a caller,
Mrs. Marshall Home- Mrs. J. R.
Marshall, who has been in Seattle,
Taooma, Portland and other northern
points for the past four weeks, re
turned to Medford today by train,
Goes to Eugene Miss Dorothy Ball
of thts city, who has been an instruc
tor this summer at the Southern Ore
gon Normal school, left today by
train for Bugene to visit for several
days.
Business Callers Mrs. I. H. Mc
Donald of Persist was & business call
er In Medford this morning, Walter
and Prank Fitzgerald of Sams Valley
were also buying supplies and at
tending to business matters.
Mrs. Knapp Waves Mrs. O. O.
Xnapp left on the Shasta this morn
irtx for her home at Portland, having
spent the past twelve days visiting
her slater, Mrs, O. C, Walton at her
home in Orescent City,
Mrs. Nsndie Very III Mrs. P, O.
Nandle was reported very 111 with in
testinal Influenza this morning. She
was unable to motor to prints Pass
to resume her position In the city
schools.
Mr. Allen Returns W. W. Allen of
the Fierce-Allen Motor company, re
turned to Medford Sunday evening
from Oakland, Calif., where he trans
acted business Saturday for his com
pany, Club to Meet The Rhadmanthus
club will meet Thursday evening at
eight o'clock in the K, P. hall, It was
announced toaay oy nugo uuc..jto,
A large number of members Is ex
pected to attend.
riiHnri fa Jail Pat Clifford, hav
ing been arrested numerous times on
. nf twrintr drunk in a nubile
place, was today sentenced to thirty
days in the city Jan. ciuiora was ar
rested early Saturday morning by city
police for being aruna m a won
taurant.
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n.tttrn tn Pni-flsinri MrS. Claude B
Porter and daughter Jean returned
to Portland today, maismg me juu
hv tn Thw have been in Med'
ford since the first of the month.
Mrs. Porter Is working In the de
psrtment with Dr. Walter L. Van
ftii wnresentatlve In Oregon
of the board of Christian education
for the Presbyterian thurcn.
At Slltcooi The post office staff
today received a post cam nom Mr
snd Mrs. R. O. Beach, who are vaca.
tlAninsr t Mirror BaV cottage Oh Silt-
coos lake. Mr. Beach, assistant post
. th Medford office. Is re
membered here as having taken part
in the musical presentation w
yesrs ago at the Page theater, where
he took the part or a jockey.
Fined KS William Fttzsimmons.
driving an automobile with an Iowa
license, was fined 35 in justice court
todav. following his arrest early sun.
day morning on a charge of reckless
drlvins. PltMimmons pleaded guiy
State oolice arrested him on the
Jacksonville highway following the
dance m Jacksonville. The complaint
stated that he failed to atop at a stop
sign, and drove from one side of the
road to the other, crowding other ve
hicle from the highway.
Returns School Mrs, M. M. Sni.
dr and Ml. and Mrs. H. C. Thomp
son. accompanied by Misses Mary Sni
der and Dorothv Thompson, motored
to Eugene yesterday where Miss Mary
Is a student at the University of Ore
gon. Miss Snider is secretary-treasurer
of Kappa Delta sorority, necessitating
her early return to the campus.
Journeys North Prank Williams of
Cincinnati, Ohio, who has been visit
ing his relstives, Mrs. W. O. Gentry
and Mrs. M. V. Hill for the past three
week, leaves Tuesday for Portland
to attend the American Legion con
vention. Prom there he will go to
Spokane to visit his sister, Mrs. Sam
Hester for a few days and tnen air
Williams will return to his home In
Ohio, where he Is employed on the
Big 4 railroad.
F.n' Route Home J. A. McKee (,f
Walla Walla, who Is with the First
Methodist Episcopal church. South in;
that city, was a passenger on the ;
Shasta today en route to his home
from the annual conference In San;
F ".nclaco. of which he was dean.
Binhop Arthur J. Moore of San Fran
cisco, who Journeyed through Med
ford about two weeks ago. l spend
J ine this week In Lincoln, Nebr. Dean
' M-Ke- was re-elected to that poai-!:-.
' next year's San Francisco conference.
Personal
Mrs, Bashaw BeturniH&ving spent
the past week in San Francisco, Mrs.
Elsie Bashaw returned to Medford to
day by train.
On Vacation A. T. SWnnett, Mail
Tribune shop foreman, and Kenneth
Houta left today for point on the
Oregon coast on a vacation trip.
Miss Bruhn Leaves Miss Betty
Bruhn of Portland, who has been the
guest of Miss Arvilla, Burn In Med
ford for a short time, left on- the
Shasta this morning for her some.
Ooe to Hospital Fred Weeks U
leaving today for Portland, where h
will spend several days at the Port
land Medical hospital, receiving
treatment.
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Washington Folk Dr. and Mrs, W,
W. Cheney of Fall City, Wash, were
Hated at the hotels today, a were
K. Bronard, Henry Kochberg, and Mr,
and Mrs, s. M, Berto of Seattle,
Here Two Weeks Mrs, A. t Hart
shorn returned to Portland by train
today, following a two weeks visit In
Medford aa the guest of hr brother
And sister-tn-law, Mr. and Mr, p, A.
McOuire.
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Summons Served Summons, serv
ed, demanding the appearance of
With Valma Prultt In the divorce
action brought by Richard Pruitt, has
been filed at th county clerk's of
fice. mm
Registered in North Mr. and Mrs.
W, T. Howard of Medford are among
local guesta In Portland this week.
According to the Morning Oregonlan's
column, "Those Who Com and Go,"
the Howards are registered at the
Congress.
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From instance O, W. Ballon of
Twin Falls, Ida., W. C. MoBuffle of
Salt Lake City, Utah, J, A. Shaffer
and family of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Dr. and Mra. James . Flinn of Pitts
burgh, Pa, were guests registered at
hotels in Medford over the week-end.
Phil Sharp Returns Phil Sharp,
field manager in Medford for the
United Air Unas, returned to Med
ford today from a two weeks' vaca
tion trip. Following a several days'
visit In Portland with his parent.
Mr. Sharp flew to Vancouver, B. C,
and then to Mexico,
lave for Pacific V Frank O'
Neill left Saturday for Forest Grove,
where he will enter Pacific University.
O'Neill Is a eon of a. t,. O'Neill of
this city. Grant Pass Dally Courier,
The O'Neills formerly resided in Med
ford, where Frank attended high
school.
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Bowennan Visits Bill Bowerman,
one of the University of Oregon' best
football bets, stopped in Medford
during the past week to visit friends
while en. route to Eugene from Ios
Angeles, where he was guest of friends
for some time. Bill formerly lived In
Medford and was greeted by many
friends during hla short stay here.
Portlanders Here From the state
metropolis, hotel guests registered In
clude Hugh C, Gearin, E, J. Wallace,
Lorah Hughes, Isabel I. Erengton,
Alice Maughton, F. E. Brown, T. C.
Busby, Mr, and Mrs, Sam b. Ackley,
Edward J, Richard, Dale Weber, I,
E. Thoroughman, J, S. Imbeke, 0.
C. Barr, Thomas V. Harper, snd Mr.
and Mra. W. M. Melslnger, and daugh
ter,
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Caiifornlans Here The Callfornls
residents whose names appear on the
hotel registers her include F, A.
Homer of Glendale, Mrs. B, F. Wood
worth of Hombrook, Mr. and Mrs. S.
B. Merrltt, Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Xis
ter, Ben M, Larkln, H, A, Rockwell,
Mr, and Mrs. F, B. Dallam, O. P, Sor
enaen and Merel S. Sager of Sas Fran
cisco; Miss Anna. Ross, Mrs, M, E,
Wood and Harry M, Handy of Pasa
dena, Mr, and Mrs. It. Z. Hasselman
of San Jose; H. B. Fran, Don Samp
and R. O. Commicinl of Sacramento;
Mr. Bertha Murray, Miss Gertrude
Robinson, Zonn Murray, Edward
Murray, Mellemary Scobl and Harvey
Thompson of Eureka.
J'VfLLE GLORIES WILL
BE TOLD ON KMC
In the series of "Know Tour State'
programs being presented over radio
station KOAC at Corvaills, an his
torlcal account of Jacksonville, at
tractively written by R. Clay Chap
pell of that city, will be presented
from that station Wednesday evening
at 8:18 o'clock, according to W. It
Kadderly, manager of the station.
The sketch ha received much fa
fovable comment from Alfred Powers,
director of general extension work
for the state, and others ho have
seen the copy, Anthony Euwer, the
well-known poet, artist ana reader,
will read the sketch, the program
announcements show.
Sevoral of Mr, Chappell's features
have appeared in The Mall Tribune,
arid he also write articles for the
Jacksonville Miner.
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NOTICE I am now managing
Frank Sandwich Shop, SI N. Bart-
lett and will not b responsible for
debt contracted by former mgr. Caro
line Rongey, after Sept. 19, S3S, Fred
Van Noy,
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ends Tnihl Howwa llntnea
"FRONT PAGE"
TAT TOMOKHOW
"FEEAKS"
Comlfif Sun, Sft 1
"B1BTH OF ?i,TIOS"
GOLD BEACH RIOT
VICTIM WROTE TO
GOVERNOR MEIER
MA1WHFTKU5, Or,, Sept, 12.
CAP) a, C, hetth, the fiat witness
eslti in the summary hearing con
cerning lileged lax law nforcmrtt
to Curry ssunt? tPstlflM before Cir
cuit Judge Brand in Gala Besea to-
tty that h had bn "struck" nd
Smoektd down by Mom A refill, Gold
Be&ch resident in & riot which al
legedly followed the thut-down of
the Gold Beach Electric company the
sight of October 31, 1931,
Leith, whose letter to Governor
Meier, following grand Jury hearing
last spring, reuftd in tfsa hearing,
it manager et ih Oold Beach Water,
Light and Power company, a rial
power firm.
As attachment on the Gold Seaoh
Electric company was served tej
Shariff R, H. Turner on ih sight to
question. Officers and patron of the
Gold Beach Electric company alleged
ly participated is ih melee which
followed.
Leith declared AveriU was a aartic!
pant in tha "riot and aald several
etheri alas were involved. He uid he
could not state definitely that H,
Costello, his employe, was struclc cut
that he did know Coeteils received
severe bruises is some manner.
Costelle corroborated Leith'a testi
mony.
The hearing wu adjourned ever
Tuesday, a atate holiday, but wilt be
returned Wednesday, it was ordered
by Governor Meier after "representa
tion" had been made to htm that
the "laws Is Curry county were not
being faithfully executed and en
forced." Orant Williams, district at
torney, and R. H. Turner, sheriff, are
the officials at whom the hearing I
directed,
A grand jury last spring failed to
take any action after as Investigation
of the trouble, James O'Brien, a state
police officer who was sent to investi
gate after Ijeith had written to the
governor, reported that in hU opinion
the full details of the trouble had
not been presented to the grand jury.
FISHERMAN HOOKS
ND1AN IN CHIN
10 CHEAT RAPIDS
THE 0AIX2S, ,0 Sept 12,. (API
Anglers who visited the Columbia
river at Celilo Fall is search of Chi
nook and Silversids salmon Sunday,
hooked and landed an Indian instead.
Tom Nye, patriarch of the Yakim&s,
was strolling along the promonto
ries watching the young bucks dip
the huge fish from the river. Sud
denly he stumbled and fell from the
cliff into the swirling rapids.
The shouts of the Indian drew
ih attention of white anglers whs
occupied every vantage point on the
rocky bank at the lower end of the
rapids. They saw the struggling In
dian being carried rapidly toward the
whirlpool ISO feet below them.
Bert Haiph of The Dalles, east his
spinner hook an hooked Old Tom in
the chin. Slowly he reeled in, draw
lng the Indian steadily nearer the
bank. Near the bank, however, the
swift current was too strong and the
hook tore loose from the lndtanfs
chin. But other fishermen meantime
had obtained a long pole which they
thrust out over the water. The In
dian seised It and was drawn safely
ashore.
KEATON DIVORCE
SILLS LIS! OF
FILM QUARRELS
BOLLYWOOD. WU, Natalia Tl
madgs Keatcn finally did it ot a
divorce from Blister,
Th actios Jiaa btts threatened for
some tim. Busters friends us?r
took asrtottaly th talk that a final
separation would result. Tha Uttla
spats, ik that aftw tn unamilinjr
comfdian took tbsir two joung boys
airpiana-naing o Mexico owr Nat
alie's objections, twr considered aim.
pie disagreements.
Buster's Intimates say the actor
ne?r considered them anything
more. TBera was a reconciliation
ostensible, at least, after that fiats-
up, arid for a few week all seemed
peaceful ajraln. In July they p.
arated finally, and the other day
Natalia's uncontested plea for dl
Torce ws granted.
So after li years is written "SO"
to another Hollywood romance.
That makes the Hit list of
broken aiarriafea in filmland rather
startllnjt with the Ann Harding
Marry Bannister spilt the most sen
sational (In Its "quiet" way), the
Ruth Chatterton - Ralph Forbes
Break, long threatened, culminating
In plane for a Reno divorce, and
the Lowell 8hermanHeiene Coatelie
break among others leading In In
terest. in "2 Second"
Ate Cartoon end Cemedy
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MAKE NEW CROSS
;'Vf'v., I id
! Z.4. V 3
AMoclserf Prsss tetephoto of Rstcee Turner ffsft) and Jimmy
trncntlsettl flight resfii fram Ls Asgsls. H-iUp' sispesi
tlm Wit 13 hsur nd 1S isinytst, Tunwr wm 3S mlnutet ilewr.
HOLLYWOOD GATE
HARD FOR YOUNG
WRITER TO CRASH
ROILYW OOD. It about year
sga that Cart Erlckaos aa ambition
Jd who eotiWnt jp?t Into stiMio
&ny other waf t broke through sm
upit&ir wind&w and landM rght in
the midst of st-ory oonierencs, &&
h hid pitihd.
A group of exeiativftst neaded hy
Dtvtryl Ztmusk, pKsducttes chief, sat
around & table with writes tnd they
were talking natiirfclly, about s-t-oriet.
Is pop, without ceremony, this tail
youth, and befor mny si them eas
recover f he had t.td his case. Re
wants a job as a writer.
ZsnucX admires His nerve so much
he giwa him on, A4 Erickaon,
after oing 4uty in the reading de
partment writes "Sfr&nger Is Town'
for Chic Sale nl fcfns the writing
separtsi5t o complete a ustisuai
auocess st-a .
But it was onl the other day I
learned that Bsrryl Zanuci himself
once had aa much feuble crash lng
through the iron-bound eyatem yf
exclusion that, characterize m stu
dios, A volume of short stories en
titled "Habit," bearing the 3933 im
print of a local publishing house
tells the tale
Z&mick hsd been trying In vain to
land oa a etudis writing sff and
sad been met mm the unfailing an
&wsTt We sign only authors. By
"avtthOT" waa meant someone whs
had a bock between covers, So Sa-
suek became an author. He had
these old &hort-storles neatly srfnisd,
wrapped in a lurid jacket, with his
name a th head of every other
aheet, and armed wlfch hia volume,
tried sgsis.
"Yom want authors? I'm an author
now, he idt and offered the proof.
He was signed.
It does not follow, of course, that
the y to become either a staff
writer or a production chief is to
eraeh through window or publish
Tom own stories. In either esse,
you'll probably be thrown out more
or less politely
T'h&s hundred of unsolicited
manuscripts that are returned un
opened by studios evfry year may
include & few worthwhile screen
storiei, but the majority, to judge
by the letter of would-be screen
liters concerning their efforts, a
simply rewrites of the latest screen
hiie.
A horror plefeire inspires more
horror stories, romance e?sfccs
more romances and cetrn tTpes
of comedy brings in its wake s flood ?
of "eriginaia" based on that idea J
Scientists who create monster were!
faOTlte heroes after ifrnkeneinf S
for Jnta.nc, and Smft inspired!
numerous amateur authorsft to re.- j
Ihse the drama in aged housekeepers, :
Aside from the few of esgarismi
charge. shouM they opes any such
manuscripts, the studios feel justi
fied is their attitude by the law &?
averages, which would make Ms woric
involved overshadow the chance of
atory discovery,
,
KLAMATH FALtS Work of exes
nation on eXOOCeoo-gailon reservler
at Moore Prjtt started.
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1g AN ANT g
DC MM TIME 1 DC
Last Times TODAY
The jlorlmii nnsn irf hpp)
teTere , refreshing mnun
teln brf .
"Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm"
T0M0EE0W
Ths "Humfrj" f We T1)m
"Symphony of
Six Million"
COUNTRY RECORD
PARAGUAY ROUTS
BOLIVIAN FORCES
ASUNCION Paraguay, Sept, 1
(APj Paraguayan forces ftgnting
three-day battle with Bolivians st
Fort Boqueros In the Chaco region
osmpletrty annlhiisted5 the four
teenth Bolivian infantry regiment and
were meeting with further eueeesses
as the fierce battle continued the
gotremment announced today.
The Bolivian commander. Major
Adolfo Ialrans, wmi tefcen prisoner,
the official bulletin said, asd other
high officers were eiein.
The cabinet met last night snd It
was understood it decided to send
notes to the neutral countries and to
the league of nations today.
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The Weather
Oregon Fair tonight and Tuesday
rising temperature In the interiors
gentle to moderate ehange&hls winds
of fishore. - - -
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W A LDP ORT Th e Iron KettSe
moved to new location at Morris ho
tel. NOW
.3 js ?V
Qaity Musio Love
Xanghter Eonvance 1
The tiMrfKHiJ, of the fs1kls
The esM(-rtlrFhtjr wsH wf the mf
trojmlte that (Mils mnt rtills
uiUHons,
rf.i:Miirt Aitatr
OF AJMM50 FBATl'MES
OKI Medford!
IT'LL BE HEEE
WEDNESDAY I
"OKAY
AMERICA"
LEW AYRES
COMINO
I SOON
iffy
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ft J AsSh f
EADS AND JENNINGS
IE IN GUN SHOOT
The ii y?trday hstwen Clares
Kad Sum Jranint with sor-f
of 34, tot a Sg os the eiuh wiK
be het oft at she mx re-ilsr gih
etint ot the Mfter3 Gun eiuti H
nnonffd fedsy. BHS B.tt it pre
nt hflder of th tup, hasten vors
the shaetaf with Hy C&tmtn-
Othr sflfw is th aiMlisj hin-Sl-etp
ditslon were;
e w. wsi m
Ed im ,,.,
Sid Hewtost 33
H, CroisAnt- ., , 33
Bill Be 33
Bay sinn Si
E3mer Wilson 19
&eorz is at 34 targsts jfsUrdtf -ere:
mil Bates
as
Sam 3mmn$M t
. W, Wood
34
34
33
3i
19
Ciaenc Esds
Sid Kewton
K, Crolttnt
Elmer Wi;5sn
Sey Coleman
FSHStETOH Work progreasinf on
retaining tnd buffer wall bsing con
1 J rue ted below MsMocfc itrttt bridge.
COWAUASr InitsilaMo of
rtop pipe organ in first Methodlsi
ehureh completed.
SPBINSFlffi.O Highway oiled from
here to Yale ranch
EtMIRA Plata for new school
building mt this place, comp,et4.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Or will trade for W0O
flr wood, Ladles suit, 40, nev
er bees ssrs, Fhone it 0? WiM,
TOR BENT FtoBisheil upl, !
trie range, permessnt iste only
Bring beses. Bate
In qaantltlM, ml. west Mjeente,
FOB SENT 4 pssmb Jao pwtif tar
nish, wter pM, tUM 1 month,
Hl MianUe Bt,
B, bcrna Hudn wUl take
3 psssengeie leaving soon, Sher
ex psnA. Fssme
FOB SAU-4iarge stee orlb 52-4 Ds-
FIANO fitendard m, biee esses
ST,W. Balftwin Kano 8hcp( 36
FOB RNT Fm, S S room spts.
and garage, 604 W, 10th
FOR ChSM-s1 bed nd hahy
csrriege Fhone 645-L,
FOR MM Almoat new SO tnhe Air
line radio at half price. S43 a, Bi?
emide. FOB BAmimi Ford Coupe, MS S.
Bierside
LOST- Pari Bosary with gold eross
and chain Sunday, Phone 1SS3
WAK1"ED Row boat SMiabS for
outhsard motor. Bhone
TOMATOES o 3bS( Fettte prunes ic,
Itailana So, p Cft-rpfctj-r, jaelE
sonrtiie Hha-?.
TONIGHT!
FOUNTAIN of YOUTH
"The Last Enemy to Be Destroyed to DEATH" (1 Con. 15-26)
YOUTH for 100 YEARS
Changing ths Vibrations of the Blood Makes This Possible
GILBERT THAYER
tin Person)
Owes Demonstration to the Public
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GIIjBEBT IIIAYEE'S diaeerety of ehanglng tte vibraUotut of the blood will ai4
HEALTH, HAPPINESS unA SUCCESS to the Hvm of miljow of people, Br. Jm
I Gordon, San Francisco, Calif,
MONDAY Man Ai H li and At He Kay Bseow.
TUESDAY Predomtoatten MnM taprtntona, Yr Hand Writing a4 Whrt tt
Eeveato,
WEDNESDAY Man Ifce Matter Of Every Situation In lift, Tfltf hetnrt wffl
you th newt of the ineeam cf Ihomw A Eduoa la eomphUnf w IBM
InvenWoM,
K0TE: Htm lcturi glwn to paokd koum to w 300 oittoi tootadlag Imion,
Bug ., Hew York Oily, OMoag, Lo Angelei, Ite,
ADMISSION FREE Every Man and Woman in Medford
Invited,
Joan Biondett Now
Appearing At Holly
i!Bj City BSut.w ss tho-wnne t th
Msiiy tast cr, f the fj;4i mor.
n mo-ne to dt'-e. Sm ths cpr.ln-g
9 -Jfta, 1 i show, thcrc
merit
r,evp TJPn'A $.wi tht Jibf
Direcwtr tRoy he also 1nwtd
plenty of music to Mven up the aha.
FMticusarsy r.z tt n-?ro,
Clarence Mtiee, sisisg "Every Dty
Csn Be a Sundsy,
111 short ebctes tt feature of
which to a Buh Ettlng comedy ss
also filled with mualc. Css't We
Tilt It Ov&t "Pent House Sere
nade and Af WeWerssn My D'11
are three numbers sung by M ;a E'.
ting in tnis subject
Wilt Rogers Scores
Hit Fox Craterian
Very dlnt Itt (Jl(W IX Kt
Jsnt from Sfs tra prevSmss sctttn
sffrtnpss tout H tft JnJ?Mn
Esrtfc eod 1 iSfewert h wtth la.
csl BojetB tarn t sjSng vre:-
Istag th timiinsss tomtog Ms. wit
ty spetSSght peeaesi mngitkimt tte
noted hamsfta Jim MooWjBtfwJy
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Matinee
25c
. 35 c
KIMIh s Dime
Jfcu fJ joed of the pic-
Jnt luce and Waiter
fT f. J Canst and hie
7 emous arrsy
i3-w Mr-, ...ariMt of wise creeks
fl Pi
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K. of P. HALL
Corner of 5th and Grape Streets
Medford, Oregon
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Sept If, It, 14 at 8:15 P, M,
"GILBERT fHAYEB has mada tie diKowry of
the Am" Dr. Elmer E. Lee, M.D, of New
York CHy,
4H per? burita storf c?
business mans dmt4si t&d ta
atd von Set toto lb background 01
a riotous--1, Juimy pSstui Btt swa
tsori for hto problems to u fScsnt
as it la niiariouaw
Vzt i rcoi; v t r. ior,il mettd Bog
era sees to bring his headstrong Sm
Uf "dows to esrsft rns a "Rt--wind
eiimss which, m many feepecte
ia tne bt ertortt of vh
reer, I?ei Bich agato p;sf tt part
of hi lraHonsttfie wife Theo
dore Lodi or,ce Kire beco lie
Basian diA
Ko, ,,. V, ,
Tawitay, at, 13th.
t ao P. K,
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