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3IEDF0TCD irXTT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1932. PAGE FIVE Local and , t From Chicago Tha hotel fueata In -t 'Medford from distant polnu art Mr. -and Mrs. Ben Jacobsen of Chicago. ? ; 4' Goei to Paico Miaa Eva Hart of 'Central Point left by train Friday evening for Paaco. Waah., where aha I will Tlalt for aome time. '1 j Learra for Eugene Mra. K. Shep t herd left by train yeaterday forenoon s j for Eugene to vialt frend for a few ; daya. ' i li Champion In Hospital Mrl. J. R i Champion of North Rlveralde la In fthe Community hoaplta.1, where ahe S recently underwent a major opera i I Hon. t i Hayei Haa Operation Pat Hayes of .SjGranta Paea underwent a major oper t : atlon at the Community hospital and ' waa reported getting along nicely yea-j- terday. 1 Look for Fluhrer's whole wheat loaf at your grocer. Note its bright new wrapper. Announcing The Re-Opening o the STUDIO Formerly State Theater 3 Days Starts Admission Adults 15c Kids ... 5c Any Seat Anytime f TnnAV H A Sh aaL laiaeaaeaaaaaaiatliaaaaa.aaamaaaaaal atxrkOH iatllIIVrJrVll$5 1 J K Personal Mr. Parrel. Leaves R. D. Parrell of the Wabash railroad line, left for Portland Friday evening by train. Horn from Hunting T. E. Daniels and Chester Wood and party return ed yesterday from a hunting trip up the Elk creek country and reported "some luck." Clothes Stolen Mra. D. C. Young reported to city police Friday after noon that several articles of clothing were stolen from the house on Rosa Lane, near the Baker service station. Lively Ones Home J. M. 'Lively, who has been receiving treatment at the Community hospital for severe burns, received when opening a pres sure cooker, had sufficiently recov ered yesterday to return to his home. Guests of Howletts Mrs. Tavla Smith of Portland Is a guest at Eagle Point of her mother, Mrs. 8. E. How- lett, and was In Med ford with her a few days ago shopping and visiting friends. mm Motora to Med ford -Mrs- John Beck' ett. of this city was Included In the local residents Who were visitors Jn Medford Friday. Orants Pas Dally Courier. Iolng Reflef Work McLeod's home economic unit will meet Thursday for an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. Qua Dits worth to do relief canning. Attends FuneralMrs. B. H. Arn old of Long Beach, Calif-, attended the funeral services here yesterday morning for James W. Young. She ar rived from the south on the Shasta Saturday. t To Attend Funeral Mra. Arthur Carlson of Oakland, Calif., arrived n Medford Saturday morning by train to attend funeral services for her sister, Mrs. Mary Agnes Bennett Stel- Insurance Man Here Kenneth Rob ertson, representative of the Atlas Nn surance company, with headquarters In Portland, stopped here yesterday en route to Klamath Falls and Lake view. J- Latest R.C.A. Sound Equipment New Screen New Projection Machines aV1 RICHARD DIX MARY ASTOR, JOEL MTREA ERIC VON STROHIEM ROBERT ARMSTRONG -ALSO- PATHE NEWS AND COMEDY Fronde , little HI Arrfw Meet Hizzonner the Mayor! He'll Give you the Funniest, FasteBt, Frothiest vening you ever spent. He dressed, loved and played as he pleased. NOW SHOWING Al.o Silly Symphony and The Trans-Atlantic Mystery Injures ShoulderFriends of Mrs A. J. Klocaer will be sorry to hear that she broke her left shoulder la a fall at home Prlday evening. Guesti In Medford Mr. and Mrs. Medford Pitman of Butte Falls are in Medford, for two days, the guests f Or. and Mrs. Jud D. Rlckert. Resumes Duties Miss Irene Sled of the Bowman Beauty shop, who has been Hi for the past seven weeks, hair returned to her duties at the shop. To Yreka Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rey nolds left yesterday afternoon for Yreka, Calif., where they are spend ing the week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Suffecool. Mr. Reyn olds is Mrs. Suffecool'a brother. Washinctonlans H. J. TlbblU of Tacoma Is listed among the hotel guests here from the Washington state. Others are Adolph Nelson and Alice Taylor of Seattle, and W. C Beaver of Everett. License Issned A marriage license was Issued Friday to Ashley L. Hug of Medford, 30, and Shirley Jones, 22 of Rogue River. Both listed their oc cupations as packers. He la a native of Montana, and she of California. From Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Eagle Point were in the city shopping yesterday. J. H Trusty of Elk Creek was also a busi ness caller yesterday, as were Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vincent of Orlffin Creek, Mrs. Fred Daugherty and Mrs. Don ald Anderson of Phoenix. To Ship Dog The Grest Dane, a beautiful large dog belonging to Mrs, Aim J. Lowrey of Burllngame, which has been housed at the Jackson coun ty humane shelter for the past year, will be shipped next Thursday to Carmel Valley, Calif., to make Its home at the Parrott estate, accord ing to Mrs. Sidney Richardson. ' To Butte Falls-Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, county home demonstration agent, will Journey to Butte Falls Wednes day to assist In the relief canning work a,t the high school home eco nomics laboratory. Mrs. Joe Hibbard, Butte Falls chairman of the food con servation work there, will be In charge. t Visit Meltons Mr. and Mrs. T. l Patterson and son Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Stcar and son Robert Harold, all of Los Angeles, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Melton at their Beagle home. Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Stear are daughters of the Meltons. Mrs. Melton is recovering from a major operation which ahe recently under went. Visit Mrs. Gardner-Mrs. Cliff John. von and party of Seaside were In Medford Saturday and visited Mrs. W, H. Gardner, who formerly lived In that city. Friday Mrs. Gardner had as visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Oates and Mr. and Mrs. Howard La I gh ton of Seaside. They made the trip to Crescent City via the coast route, and will visit Crater Lake and Bend en route home. Shepherd to Speak A. W. Shep herd, who gave an address on prohi bition Thursday night, which met with much applause from radio fans of the valley, will speak again Mon day evening from station KMED, choosing Oregon Laws as his subject. He will speak between 7;iB to 7;; o'clock and a very entertaining, as well as enlightening, address Is prom ised. Crowd Attends Show A large crowd attended the Rlvoll theater Thursday night, when the local Adrlenne shop presented Its annual fall style show, local girls acting as mannequins, A number of Medford residents, includ ing Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Steward, own ers of the Adrlenne stores, motored to Grants Pass to witness the show, reporting that they all considered it a real success. Grants Pass Dally Courier. i From Sunny South Stopping In Medford from the California cities are A. V. Kelly, Mr. and Mra. C. H Henry, H. E. Black and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cross of Los Angelee, H. N Gilbert of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. T, L. Halden and daughter of Oakland Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wassung of Taft, F. H. Berger of Tracy, and Phillip A Kennedy and M. K. Fabel of Stanford university of Palo Alto. Robinson In Craterian Thriller Edward G. Robinson as Captain Mike "de bes dam' fecsherman In Pacific ocean" In his latest drama Tiger Shark" which opens at the Craterian theatre today. His por John sent Leave Mr. and Mra. Au gust P. Johnsen left on the train last evening for .Seattle, where they will spend a few days. HI at Hospital Mrs. William Heath is a patient at the Sacred Heart hos pital, where she is receiving medical attention. Here for Week-End Robert K. Al len and Otto Frohnmeyer of Eugene were expected to arrive here last eve-1 ning from Eugene to spend the week end with friends. I In Hospital Mrs. Minnie Woods of San Francisco, who was formerly em ployed at Crater National park. Is In a local hospital, recuperating from a I major operation. To Central Point Jules Paudols of Opheimr. Mont., registered his auto mobile here Saturday at the out-of- state bureau on South Riverside. He jave his Oregon destination as Cen tral Point. mm Llbheys Here Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Llbbey of Crater Lake were visitors in Medford Prlday, making arrangements to move to this city soon, from the park. Mr. Llbbey is the park natural ist. From the I-nke Merel Sacer, land scape architect on the west coast for the United States park service, with neaaquartera in San Francisco, was in Medford Saturday from Crater Na tional park, where he has been spend ing the past few weeks. PlWW TODAY Xl'tSuJJLiiA and Monday (i !J mm 1 HS ijj -TiilXi' "MERRY WIDOW" (UslB yKll Greater in 4S 0 GREATEST IN 7 O "DOWNSTAIRS" Tjj 3fe You'll see the same Gil- D Kfif j 'jB fcor who swpfr ho na- Xjiiel Ifftlyr'Bit' picfure. You'll see him aV( mSM: s gay . . handsome Ah Efel Zifjf-I M-t dashing lover and MM aWfcg'3jfA.Jhorri wrecker de luxal Jffffl fe tbW',d He loves in all climes I D0WN (III Own Slon) PAUL LUKAS .y VIRGINIA BRUCE 15' ANY TIME trayal Is said to be the best of his screen career. Appearing with him are Richard Arlen and Zlta 'Johann. the latter a newcomer, to Holly, wood. Visit Miss Thompson Miss Vir ginia Tillman and Miss Barbara Rich mond of Coq utile, who are attending Southern Oregon Normal school at Ashland, are guest this week-end in Medford of Miss Geraldlne Thompson In City Saturday J. A. Thomason principal of the Gold Hill schools, was a visitor in Medford Saturday at tending to business matters, as was W. A. Johnson, principal of the Rogue River schools. Arrives Here L. R. Rovny of Nev ada City, Calif., gave Medford as his Oregon destination when arriving here Saturday and registering his au tomobile. E. Ousterhaut of River bank, Calif., who also registered, waa en route to Eagle Point, his card showed. Leaves Monday James M. Dews of the U. 8. S. Beaver, who haa been vis ltlng his parents T. A. Dews In Jack sonville, will leave tomorrow for San Francisco to sail for Honolulu, T. H. For several years he was stationed f China, and was there at the time of the Chinese trouble with Japan. Accident Reported The automobile driven by Miss Inger Paulsen of Fres no, allf., turned over on the Crater Lake highway two miles this aide of the Medford entrance, according to word received from .there yesterday afternoon. The car turned completely over, and was not too badly damaged to drive. Miss Paulsen was accom panied by her cousin, Frederick Paul sen of Copenhagen, Denmark. First Time Shown in Medford STAIRS Ton tlnumia allow F.fpry ftunriar 2:00 to 11:00 HEDDA HOPPER From State Joints Registered tt hotels in Medford from points in the stats are Cordelia Render of The Dalles, J. C. Currie, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Scellera and W. H. Case of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lee of Rose burg, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLeod of Coos Bay. Struck by Bar PaUy Randolph, 3. suffered minor injuries at 6:15 o'clock last evening, when he was struck down by the automobile drlren by Hans Meier, at the corner of Sixth and Front streets. The child ran in front of the automobile, according to Meier's report filed at the city police station. Visits Here Miss Ida O'Brien, who did speelal supervisory work last fall for schools In Jackson county, was a visitor In Medford Saturday. She Is now a member of the Southern Ore gon Normal school faculty, .having filled the position left vacant by Miss Clara Trotter. Miss O'Brien's niece. Miss Paula Messenger of Los Angeles. is a student at the normal school this winter. Stop In Medford Listing Portland their homes ,the following guests are registered at the hotels here: Ira P. E. Reynolds, C. V. Anderson, Theo dore F. Msthleson, G. A. Malcolm. Mr and Mrs. N. V. Nye. O. C. Bennett. V. L. Torrey, Bart Saver, N. J. Gordon F. W. Howell, R. H. Tavlor. Dr. and Mra. T. H. Coffen. J. K. Robinson,. L. E. Tldball, L. B. Murphy, Arthur L. Orookham, M. F. Keller, and Henry F Cohen. ' Studio Theater Has New Sound Device The State theater reopens today as the Studio theater with the lat est R. 0. A. Photophone sound equip ment. Walter H. Leverette. the new owner, announced yesterday that testa of the sound reproduction of Vie Studio have proved it better than In any theater anywhere. The new equipment has Improvements that have been added only during the last few months. New projection machines and i new screen have also been Installed The theater will have a small stago and .several rows of seats In the back have been raised to give a clear vision from every part of the house, A new curtain. In front of the screen and a marquee over Vie side walk will be installed during the next few days. The marquee Is be ing manufactured In Medford by the Standard Neon company. It will have the name of the theater and modernistic designs In five different colors. Mr. Leverette. who owns theaters In Grants Pass, Ore., and Yreka, Calif., will be In active charge of the Studio. Today, Monday and Tuesday the Studio will show "The Lost Squad ron," starring Richard DIx. j J.l f Jr Eobin"on ln A0TI0N 'f fjf i $k again aa a Little Caesar 'f " f'I tt jy of the High Sea.! i A - 'y ( Fifty men defied death five weeks to v .s i it' J frlm tii ePc ' wave-tossed - ; iy,w i junslesI . j l , See ferocious sharks at war with men in Ska If f ifA the most dangerous, daring, colorful j i ' I ' 4 thriller ever filmed! cF 2yJlVxl 'ii See the tumultuous drama of an amaz- f Jr W m ing love tangle that only a terrible doom By j $rjj, could solve I PRICE3 g p Mats. Week Days 25 Evenings, Sunday Mats and Holidays 35 S In Holly Hit Lee Tracy in "The Night Mayor" Night Mayor," which open at the Holly theatre today affords thor oughly enjoyable and highly unique entertainment. The subject la pro lific with poiulblltttes, and the au thor has made It entirely plausible. Rlamoroua, romantlo and exciting. The dialogue scintillates with clever and humorous repartee, and the plot as it unfolds furnishes an tinder current of big-town politics for the edification of the male members of the audience: and for the women there are party scenes galore, with all the modern clothes the eye can take in, Bobby Kingston, mayor of a large city, is an honest and capable exec utive, but Is the target of reform ers because of his gay night life. Lee Tracy portrays the role of the night mayor and Evalyn Knapp the blond beauty. Other principals In the cast include Eugene Palette, Warren &ymer, and Donald Dll la way. Short subjects on the Holly pro gram today will Include a Silly 8y Hi pbone Cartoon and The Trans-Atlantic Mystery. FAIRBANKS AT ROXY TODAY IN MODERN ROLE For two days, starting today, the Roxy theater will feature Douglas Fairbanks In "Reaching for the Moon." There are thrills, excite ment and laughs In this modern story. Doug Is cast as a dashing, devil-may-care adventurer In Wall street, matching wits with million aires. Bebe Daniels, Edward Everett Hor ton and Jack Mulhall have Import ant parte In the picture. with a tremendous east Including RICHARD ARLEN RESCUED KITTEN Things aren't m bad as they seem, was the theme of a little black kit ten's purring Friday morning, when he curled himself up in a right tidy knot In the McCurdy-Daniels office. A few minutes beSjre he hsd been down in the street, cold and hungry and having, what papers -by describ ed as "a fit.' He was rescued from Cie street by Mrs. Maud Chapman, who is positive that someone threw him there, and was given a plate of warm milk by Mrs. Owen Parsons. The fit ended and the onoe hungry kitten began to purr in very loud tones. He is, Mrs. Chapman an nounces, "very much Persian" In an cestry, and she's gmr.g to keep him John Gilbert Star Picture At Rialto "Downstairs." which Introduces John Gilbert to his screen fans In a startling new departure as a sin ister but colorful villain, shows at the Rialto theatre today and tomor row. The atory of "Downstalra" waa written by Gilbert himself. Origin ally he Intended to direct Erich von Strohelm In It. which gives some hint as to the nature of the extra ordinary role In which Gilbert up sets sll precedents and abandons his former type of romantic heroes for a villainous characterization. "Downstairs" Is a tense drama laid in the servants' quarters of an Euro pean castle with Oilbert, as a chauf feur, spreading a web of Intrigue that enmeshes the entire household until a fantastic revenge ends hit plotting. Virginia Bruce, whose bethrothal to Gilbert was recently announced, plays the heroine as the maid and Paul Lukaa enacts the avenging but ler who lures the philandering chauf feur to a horrible doom. There is also a comedy, "The Ice Men's Ball," another Cannibals of the Deep series, "Man Eating Sharks' and the Fox Movietone News. ROXY.. .15' PUone gni Children 10c Sunday and Monday DOl'dl Afl FAIRBANKS and Bebe Daniels In "Reaching for the Moon" Also "Royal Bluff News Continuous Shows Sun. 1:30-11 STARTS TODAY "--htt v-v'r -Ha I and Z1TA JOHANN Kiddies a Dime
