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Local and Personal
To Dnt Indian Clawnca Pierce
and family and EUla Baundere an
vacationing for aoveral days at Dead
Indian aoda aprlnga.
Heturna to Med ford Or bin Cook
aey, who baa been with th Standard
OH company In OranU Paaa, has been
transferred back to Medford.
Going to Portlund Ed a. Trow
bridge la leaving this evening by train
for Portland, where be will spend a
few days.
Returning Home Mrs. Anna
Thomas of Portland, who motored
to Medford, left this forenoon on the
Shasta for her borne in the north.
For Medical Care O. E. Corbln of
Union Greek la a patient at the com
munity hospital this week for medical
care.
To See SUIp Among those taking
advantage of the Southern Pacific ex
cursion to Portland, to see the old
ship Constitution, were Ellae and
Charlotte Older and Jlmmle Lewis.
They left on the Shasta today.
Women Wear the Pants
In this riotous comedy
"Ccnw up
and I'll
show you
tome 0 my
etching"
THE
WARRIOR'S HlSBAXD
with
ELIJJALANDI
Marlorle Rambeau
rncst Trucx
; David Manners
. SUNDAY
From Granti Pa si Mr. ind Mr
Q. M. Stldhtm and Mra. Sara Wertt.
ail of Grants Pas, were visitors in
Medford Wednesday. 1
Attend to Business Mra. C. E
Reynolds and daughter MUdred and
Mra. O. C. Waldon of Medford were
bualneas visitors In Aabland Wednes
day. Vara! lulling Here K. K. Knicker
bocker of Chicago, official of the
United Air Dines,, la spending a few
days in Medford and the Rogue River
valley, vacationing.
Mr. l marls Here K. A. Oemarls.
traveling representative for the South
ern Pacific company, with headquar
ters in 8lem la in Medford today at
tending to buslneu matters.
I'ndergo Operations Mrs. W. 8.
Robinson and daughter Jane, both
under went minor operations at the
Community hospital here this morn
ing.
a
Visits Parents Mrs. Louis Zetas of
Medford la spending several days In
Oranta Paas visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Williams, according to
the Orants Paas Courier.
a
Visits Maddens Mrs. Tom Rose-
berry of Medford la spending a few
days visiting at the A. A. Madden
residence here. Mrs. Roseberry la an
old friend of the Madden family.
Ashland Dally Tidings.
Leaxes for North Miss Helen
Louise Bratney of Portland, who baa
been the guest of her grandmother.
Mrs. Laura Pierce here for the past
several weeks, left by train Friday
for her home.
On Excursion Today Leaving on
the Southern Pacific train today for
Portland, were Mra. A. Penwell and
daughter Elsie, Mra. A. E. Vawter and
son Jerry. Mrs. William Mooney and
son Bobby of Prospect and Mrs. M.
M. Moore and Miss Orva Stevens.
En Route South Miss Harriett
Baldwin and her mother, Mrs. Prank
Baldwin of Newberg, Ore., were vis
itors In Medford today, en route to
California on a vacation trip. Miss
Baldwin ta music instructor In the
local schools. She has been spending
the summer In Portland and Newberg
a
Have Police Escort Members of
the national championship drum
corps of the Spanish -American War
Veterans, from Tacoma, who are en
route to the national convention
Lob Angeles, -were escorted to the
California state line last evening by
state police.
Here on Business S. 0. Collin of
the Table Rock district waa a busi
ness caller In Medford this morning.
Leaving for Convention Cal C.
Wells, deputy United States marshal,
la leaving today for Klamath Palls,
from where he will go to Los Angelas
to Jhe national convention of the
Spanish-American. War Veterans. Mr
WeUa la a delegate from the state
department.
Gets Knee Injury C. W. Ringer of
the Economy Lumber company, aua
talned injuries this morning In a
minor accident at a sawmill at Trail.
He was delivering lumber when some
of ft slipped, catching his left knee
between the boards. He was brought
to the Sacred Heart hospital about
11:30 o'clock thla morning for treat
ment. a a
Return to Texas B. B. Newland
and family, who have been visiting
hla brother. R. H. Newland and family
here, left Wednesday for their home
In Denlson. Tex. The Newlande were
accompanied to Medford by their
daughter, Mra. Hazel Hall, and three
children, of San Francisco. The
group made the return trip south by
the Redwood highway, and were ac
companied as far as Crescent City
by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Newland on
Wednesday. The party visited Crater
Lake while here.
BUCK GAY CABALLERO
IN 'CALIFORNIA TRAIL'
Buck Jonea becomes the d&ehliL?,
adventurous scout, Santa Fe Stewart
on the screen of the Roxy theater to
morrow, in "The California Trail.
Instead of the usual western out
fit that Jones has been accustomed
to, he dons a gleaming white silk
shirt, a flowing black cape and the
other habiliments of a cavalry of
ficer in early California days, and be
friends the unfortunate peons who .
are being starved of food and land I
by autocratic rulers. j
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Putting Men to Work Is
What Counts
We have been doing our part
by putting FIVE new men on
our payroll since August 1st.
English Hermits
A rich, chewy cake cookie of exceptional size which
we know yon will like. Great for picnio lunches.
Double Bill Craterian Feature
Rialto Stars
! Flirnf ?T"5f1
I'iW 1 The lighting face or Tom Keen,
11.. JFJ :X I ilW'?MlV ! " beedle. "pan" of Bdgar
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One of the biggest shows of the in "Don't Bet on Love" on one-half
year Is being offered by the Craterian
theater today and Saturday. Lew
Ayrea and Ginger Rogers are featured
of the program and Laurel and Hardy
in their latest full-length feature.
"The Devil's Brother,' on the other
half.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
CASH PAID for men's secondhand
suite, odd coats, bats and shoes.
Will H. Wilson, 33 N. Front St.
CLEAN furn. apt.: has 2 bedrooms.
310 Portland Ave.
FOR SALE Coal oil stove and break
fast table. 310 Portland Ave.
FOR SALE Good cooking apples.
Damson plums, crabappiea. Mrs. D.
W. Luke. Phone 539-J-l.
FOR SALE One cutter grader, good
condition. Big 7 Warenou&e, inc.
Phone 194.
WANTED Competent experienced
beauty salon operator. Holland
Hotel' Beauty Salon.
FOR SALE String beana for can
ning, 2c lb. First house south Tiny
Tavern, Talent.
FOR RENT Men'a sleeping room:
private entrance; bath. 133 Almond
St.
FOR QUICK SALE International
truck for fruit hauling; real bargain.
Pennington Battery Service. Tel.
003.
23c doz.
A complete line of Betty Crocker Cakes. Angel
Foods 39c. Other large sizes 44o. Small cakes
all from Betty Crocker formulaes 25c.
paaaq
WANTED To purchase several dairy
cows. Give complete description.
Address Box 12062. Tribune.
LOST Truck tire arid rim, Aug. 8th,
on Crater Lake highway. Reward.
L. R. chambers. Roseburg, Ore.
HOUSEKEEPING or sleeping room.
7.00. 603 N. Bartlett.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished house,
close In. Inquire at 511 Park Ave.
FOR SALE R. I. Red hens, one year
old, 16c per lb. Also fryera Hoc
each. Mra. Geo. Horner, Losler
lane. Vi ml. south Baker's stora.
VACATION CABINS S2.00 per week.
Convalescent Home grounds, facing
park. Free vegetables. 153 Oranlte
St.. Ashland, Ore.
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RCA r-ERFECT SOUND
15r?
Any Time
Children 10c Any Time
T0NITE
Warner
Baxter in
'Dangerously
Yours'
Saturday Only
Continuous Shows 1-11 p. m-
of thieves Vnpfk
sOsf.
BUCK
!ialCC
JST1 P
SwfdowtrWidei
"The California
Trail"
DANCE
DINTY MOORE'S
Little Giants of Rhythm
FAIRGROUNDS
Saturday Night
The Best Music and the
Coolest Dancing in Southern Oregon
Men Ladies
DANCE
l!l4rMjga. ..4il
"The Iron (
Momter" SLP SfffA . 9
Harry lunation Comedy
Mlrkle Mouse
iillll
Hurry! It Ends Saturday
Thrills Galore in
"Lucky DeviU"
With Bill Boyd
Dorothy VYHnn Rfweue Atei
Al-o Phil naker Mualral
Sport Reel t News Reel.
Meeting Of Truck
Owners Saturday
A meeting Is called at the Chamber
of Commerce on Saturday. Aug. 18th.
3 p. m.. for the purpose of form
ing a N. R. A. code, and it Is very
urgent that all common carriers.
anywhere for hire, private truck own
ers, or anyone connected with the
operation of trucks for hire, attend
thus meeting. This code must be
agreed, upon ana rorwarded at once
(Adv.)
covery. She was restlrrg well at tht
hospital here.
BALLOT PILFERERS
PENDLETON, Ore., Aug. 18. (&)
Phyalclana said today that Mra. Jamea
Doane. wounded in the right lung by
a .bullet allegedly fired by her hua-
oanci, has an excellent chance of re-
Oftlciai Information detailing the
prison numbers of six jAtkaoa coun
ty men, serving time for participa
tion in the recent agitation here Is
an follows:
Tom L. Brecheen, Ashland. 12,601;
J. Arthur iJiDieii, 12.693: Wesley Mc
Kltrirn, ia,694: Walter J Jonea. 13..
fltia; L A. Banks, 12,697 and Earl H.
Fehl, 1J.6DB.
The lighting face of Tom Keen
and the heedleas "pan'1 of Edgar
Kennedy betoken trouble for some
one In "Crossfire." at the Rialto the
ater today and tomorrow. It's an
action-filled story of western bad
men and eastern gangsters armed
with machlne-ftuna. who endeavor to
take over control of a little weatern
mining town.
IVOKLn-S FINEST SOlNn .... RCA IIICII FII1F.I.ITY WIDE RAN OB
tVOIII.U'S FINIIST SOINO
RCA Hitch Flclellly Wide Rnncc
MAKE . . .
WHOOPEE
SATURDAY
-at-
Jacksonville
GOLD RUSH
JUBILEE
Baseball
GOLD HILL
vs. '
JACKSONVILLE MINERS
School Grounds Park
at 10:00 a. m.
STUNTS AND
NOVELTY EVENTS
on west side of town and
on 'California Street
RODEO
1:00 p. m. at the
BASEBALL GROUNDS
a real touch of the
old west don't miss it
CONTEST STREET
EVENTS NOVELTY
STUNTS SOMETHING
DOING EVERY MINUTE
Pioneer Parade 5:30 P. M.
DANCING
THREE BIG DANCES . . . OLD
TIME DANCE at I. 0. 0. F. hall . . .
Modern musio at
old U. S. Hotel . . y
Mammoth Street -v
Dance on Califor-f4$
nia Street
All-Star Wrestling Card
Outdoor Arena Ball Park 9:15 p. in.
Ted Thye vs Wong Bock Chueng
Al Karasick vs Everett Kibbens
-Don't Miss This ALL-STAR card!
. . . Visit MONTE CARLO . . . 1880 GAMBLING DEN . . .
SEE old Museums . . . backyard OOLD MINES . . . Spot
where GOLD WAS DISCOVERED!
EVERYBODY INVITED
EVERYBODY WELCOME
7:1. - 11:1.1
Mala. l.V
live 2.1e
Klilillo. a Plme
Today and Saturday
Gusp as he rides across the
scroen . . . Thrill as he bat
tles in vicious combat , . .
Chill as he shoots with rapid
fire . . . Yell as he routs the
machine gunners in this rip
snorting, whiz-bank action
film.
Today and Saturday
Double Feature Program
and WOTTA Show!
in a todrtnf 11017
of t cowboy uho
found love in the
htat ol a fun fiik.
CROSSFIRE
' MTTT rUHNtSS
tDSAK KENNED!
PLUS .
"B0 MILLION DOLLARS
CAN'T BE WRONG"
"Laughing With Medbury
in the Wild West"
Mctrotone News
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SUNDAY-MONDAY
She made a name for herself
In 'Frisco . . . and 'Frisco
mado a name for her I
The Story of a Fast-Plunging
Plumber in Fast Company!
Whfn he was "In the nionry" h hit lire high wide and hand
some , . and LOVE wm lomethlng to laugh at!
PHONE
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for Classified
Ads
h 'fe, "flji hut he learned about women from her!
GINGER ROGERS
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OW LOVE
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Mats. 25c. Eves. 35c. Kids lOo
Shows 2:00 7:15 9:1B
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