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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNT:, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1933. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal noun from Sprints Mr. and Mrs. C C Wimuu of Dead Indian eprlnse re visitors in Medlord today. Coca to Boseburj O. I Jackson left Thursday oo a business trip to Boaeburg. Over from Klamath O. B. Anders of Klamath. la attendln gto bualneaa mattera In Medford today. In Ashland Harold L. Brown, lo cal Insuranca agent, apent Wednes day in Aehland attendln to bualneaa affalra. g To OranU Past O. J. Toy. dlatrlct manager of the California Packing corporation, waa a bualneaa vlaltor in Grant Paaa Thuraday. On Bualneaa Here Mr. McDanlela of th Carlton Nuraery Co.. Carlton. Ore.. In In Medford on a preliminary trip, lntervlewln local growers today Slight Moisture The weather bu reau'a report today ahowed a trace of precipitation in the period from p. m. Thuraday to ft a. m. today. Business callers Among bualneaa Tlaltora In Medford today are Dr. B. B Slrahgeasner of Trail and Mrs. Mary Qrleve of Prospect. Cow Disappears Hugh Mitchell, who realdea on Mapla Park drive, re ported to city police this morning that Ma cow waa atolen from bla plaoa some time during the night. Becks Attend Bound-Up Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beck are among Med , ford people attending the Pendleton Round-Up this week. Reames Ooej Hunting Attorney Chaxlea Reames haa Joined the cara van of hunters out from Medford this week and la hunting in eastern Ore gon. Vincent Is Caller P. O. Vincent, Insurance man from Portland, arrived here thla morning for a short visit with friends before continuing to ftan Pranclaco. Back to Independence Miss Dor othy Young Is lesvlng tonight lor In dependence to resume her position as teacher In the school there, after spending the summer with relatives in Medford. To Ban Francisco Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. woods, accompanied by Cole Holmes, left Thursday for San Pran- elsco by motor. They will also visit and attend to business matters In San Jose before returnin nmoe.. Mrs. Williams Improved Mrs. C. H. Williams of 724 West Eleventh street, who fell and broke her ankle several dsys ago, waa reported In an lm proved condition today. Her ankle will be In a cast for some time. . Buck Is Here C. J. Buck, regional forester from the federal offices in Portland, arrived here this forenoon to attend to business matters at the Rogue River national forestry offices Mr. Buck will go over plena with the forestry officials while here. Mrs. Currle Gets Buck Mrs. Harry Currle. who stopped In this city to day with her husband, Mr. Currle of tha New York-London mine of Wolf Creek, announced that she bagged a four-point mule deer In Lake county. The animal weighed 300 pounda when dressed. Today and Saturday A Thrilling Romance of Police Ambulance la ? OKd BILL BOYD laivuuc nipenu WllllftM flBDfinW y sV salty Furnais ADIO Vf A dramatic d'tt cfosurs of graft in th hospitals ALSO COMEDY "Remember When" Cartoon "Dish Ran Away With the Spoon" Travel Talk Pathe News Mystery Picture on Rialto Screen In Grants Pan W&rd Hammond of the California Oregon Power com pany, stationed In GranU pass, spent yesterday tn Medford attending to business matters. Visitor Here Elza Ditto of Grants Pass, of Adrlenne's shop In that city, was a business visitor la Medford yesterday afternoon. Goes to Oregon State Burton Lowry, Jr. sophomore at Oregon State coll fee, left this morning for Cor vail is to resume his studies for the fall term. On Fishing Trip Ernest Smith and Leon B. Hasktns left this morning by motor for Crescent City and other coast points, expecting to do tome fishing over the week-end. i Letcher Arrested George T. Let cher of San Jose, Cal.. was arrested Thursday by state police for operat- j Ing his automobile, using California dealer plates. Fullen Calls Here Chas. A. rullen. assistant general agent of the Chi-1 eago Great Western Railroad Co., was a visitor in Medford yesterday from Portland. . Get Mule Tails Mr. and Mrs. Con DeVore received word yesterday that their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron DeVore, shot two mule tall deer In eastern Oregon, where they are spending their honeymoon. Returns from North Having taken a federal prisoner to Portland for ar raignment, from Lake view, Deputy United States marshal Cal C. Wells returned to Medford on the Ore gon lan this morning. Mr. Owen Leaves James H. Owen left on the Oregon lan last evening for Portland, where today he Is at tending a meeting of an N. R. A. committee concerning the lumber code. He plans to return here this evening. Returns to School George Wlnne, who has been attending the United States naval academy at Annapolis for the past year, left Sunday by mtor for the east, having spent the summer here with his mother, Mrs. Nell Wlnne, and other relatives George planned to stop In Eugene before continuing to school. Enjoying School Miss Katherlne Stearns, who left this city recently to enter nurses' training school at Stan ford university, is enjoying her work very much, according to letters re ceived by her father, Dr. R. W. Stearns. Miss Shaw Goes North Miss Vera Shaw, granddaughter of Mrs. 8. E. Howlett, well-known pioneer of south ern Oregon, left the first of the week to return to her home In Portland, after being guest of the Howletts at Eagle Point for some time. A companies Team A. S. Rosen baum, district freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific com pany today,- accompanied the South ern Oregon Normal school football team north, through his district, which extends as far as Grants Pass. The team is en route to Corvallls Mr. Rosenbaum plans to return here Saturday morning. Armbrust Leaving Lieutenant Carl R. Armbrust of the C. C. 3. headquartres here. Is leaving tomor row morning for Moon Prairie, from where he will accompany 17 men to Klamath Falls. From there they will en train for Redding. Cal., to be Joined by another group of C. C. C men who are returning to Fort Kno. Kentucky. Daniels' Home from South Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels returned last night from a three weeks' business trip through southern California. Mr. Daniels today reported conditions much Improved In the southern state, with signs of business increases since last May evidenced on all sides. He was in San Francisco In May and said that to the visitor conditions now appear two-thirds better. Leaves for South Mrs. Ruth Schu-! mann of Honolulu, H. T., who has i teen vacationing at the Fur, Fish j and Gam efarm near Prospect, left I last evening on the Shasta for San 1 Francisco. Miss Nell Morrison, who! has Just returned from Honolulu, where she was the guest of Mrs I Schumann for five months, left on ! the Oregonlan for Seattle, after spending some time at the farm. As guests of C. Ray Glllll&nd, they took an airplane trip over the farm late yesterday afternoon. 4 This year's session of the Univer sity of North Carolina Is the 137th. ?5S?w. CASH PAID for men- secondhand suits, odd ousts, asts and shoes Will a. Wilson. S3 N. From St. FOR PENT Smli furnished house, strictly modern; frljidalre. am No Holly St. TOP PK1CE3 oaid for 2nd band fur niture. Bern dale 2qq Hand dtore 1603 N Riverside. Pnone 3tJfl FOR SALE Dairy cows. D. p. Dug- gan. Rt. 1, Central point. FOR RENT Available Oct. US. 1017 West 10th St., 7-room unfurnished home, attractive architecture, hard wood floors, fireplace, interior walls and woodwork in excellent condi tion: 125. Including water. Charles R Ray, Realtor, room a 03 Medford Bldg. WANTED Party to re-decorate house TAke pay in rent. 40i East Main. BARGAIN Short time. Master Incu bator, with oil burner. a70-egg; brooder stove, canopy 1000-chict capacity. I mile west of Phoenix on Calhoun road. Mrs. Schermer-horn. Chester Morris and Vlvlene Osborne, Seven,' playing at the Rialto theater today and tomorrow. Frank M Hugh, Allen Jenkins and Harry Ste phenson are also featured. are two of the principal characters in the mystery story, "Tomorrow at Double Bill Coming to Craterian "Midnight Club," at the craterian Staurday night will again be ' Pre. theater today and tomorrow, has w night" at the Craterian, with -n. t.v .,. .,f Loretta Young, Winnie Llgotner and Cllve Brook and George Raft pitted T.ibot featured In "Sh. Had againat each other for jeweia ana Say yM a modern story ot moa for a girl. ern morals. ACTIVE CLUB LEADER Darrell Huson. president of the Active club, announced today that Dr. Leslie C. Slmklns of Seattle, In ternational president of the young men's service organization, will be In Medford next Monday. The club will meet Monday night next week to welcome Dr. Slmklns, who will be In Medford all day Monday. Actlvlans are making plans to en tertain Dr. Slmklns during the day as well as at the evening meeting. LION MAN COMING TO ROXY SATURDAY Excitement runs high in "King of the Jungle," which comes to the Roxy theater Saturday. It Is the story of a real wild man e. boy brought up from early child hood by a pock of lions. And, al though the story deals with the tam ing of the Lion Man, at the hands of a beautiful woman, It glorifies the Jungle beasts in their native setting, and builds a narrative of primitive power. The role of the Lion Man Is In the hands of Buster Cr&bbe, swim ming champion of International re- STUDIO SHOWING 'EMERGENCY CALL' Two love stories, one Idealistic and the other of heart-throbbing power. Intersperse the story enacted by Bill Boyd and William Gargan in "Emerg ency Call." This fast-stepping drama of the hospital ambulance srevlce opened at the Studio today. RCA PERFECT SOtXD D it r 1 TVf nere s uooa news Tomorrow we will offer our genuine French Donuts at the very special price of 19c dozer This ia a new all time low on this very popular donut and you can't afford to miss this bargain. ?j uhm'5 Last Times Tonlte Cllve nrook In "Sherlock Holmes" SATURDAY ONLY Continuous Shows 1:30-11 HE KNEW ONLY TO TAKE WHAT HE WANTED!... Glorious While Olant ,and Beautiful Civ lllied Olrl . . . Moil Amazing Romanes filmed I THU10MMAM (BUSTf R CRABBt) FRANCIS Dff CI paramount tyctute ALSO MOfl A snd MCK COMEDT KRtZV KIT Card of Thanks. We wish to expreas our sincere ap preciation to our Irlenda tor their Rind sympathy, beautiful floral offer" lngs and other acta of kindness dur ing our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mra. O. H. Good and Family. t It you want a good, cheap coyer crop, see ua about Turnlpj seed. Far mers xchsnge Cooperative, Fourth and Fir. Phone 832. CI C 8-room partly furntahed. CaU " at 45 a. central. 1031 Ford Coupe Standard. mi Bulck 4-door Sedan. FOR SALE Fine tomatoea io lb , you pick them. Bring containers John Mace, turn right before over head bridge Tolo, i miles then left turn lt mile. FOR SALE REASONABLE 1 solid mahogany dresser and oheat of drawers, 1 Kimball piano, solid walnut case. Call 48 North Orango, evenings. 1P31 Ford Coun Dm I.iim. 031 Ford Coupe Standard. ui bvuck -aoor sedan. 1925 Bulck 6-passenger, glass en- cloaca, win iraae tor model A Ford pickup. SKINNER'S OARAOB Bulck, Pontile Sales and Service. S. Riverside. Phone 103. WILL TAKE Cooco stock or .m.ll property clear as down payment on iw uiuuceu o-room noma witn breakfast nook, basement, furuace, hardwood floors and fireplace; fur nished or unfurnished. Write own er. Box 579, Tribune. Coming Sunday fOO LATt TO CLASSIFY GOOD USED CARS WITH A WRITTEN GUARANTEE. LOOK AT THESE PRICES: 1930 Chrysler Brougham, 4- soeed trans. a4nn an 1938 Chev. coupe ia:i rord Roadster 1931 Chev. Sedan 1928 Chrysler Coupe ivtu uias uoupe 1929 Hudson Coupe 192R Hiirisnn Vlt.-,-!. rvmni' 1030 Bulck 40 Spt. Coupe Z 450.00 This proves that our prices are lower. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 38 N. Riverside. Gpil 12 Stars! r-y 100 Girls! ' 8 Songs! fjWEIZELS l A MARY BRIAN na.uu I f ROGER PRICE -1 150.00 K LEO CARRILLO: ZZlllZ ' ll LILLIAN MILES I 265.00 Mf l II na ",mou 325.00 1 H tm ' I "Ot I lORnn Vt, B anil I I f radio. tJ...r Thing! Shows at 2:00 7:U . 0:15 WORLD'S FINEST SOUND iELTZSjCJI Mats, .... 15a Eves 25c Kiddles a Dims KCA HIGH FIDELITY WIDE RANGE CASH PAID for small cash mjlster 3 North Riverside. FOR SALE OR TRADE For tractor. 1 team work hore. Harold Crowl, Weat Phoenix, Pioneer road. FOUND Auto horn on aouth pacific highway. Call at Medford 8. P. switch engine, ask for H. C. Hauge. EXCHANGE Stude 4-paasenger coups like new for sedan or small ranch. 317 North Riverside. PEACHES For canning. O. E. Car penter, 'i mile west of Phoenix on Houston road. Bring boxes. LOtfT -Lady's black patent purse. Re turn to Tribune. Reward. FOR SALE A-l fresh Jersey cow. R. nogue, near Howard school. FOR SALE 12-gauge Remington au tomatic enotgun. Phone 1006-w. yj-iwiM-li. A REAL THRILLER Elgin National Stock Car Road Race WATCH THE FORD V-8 WIN TODAY AND SATURDAY in juisiw jjiijsuaimi Today and Saturday ONLY THE DEAD ...knew his name! The living knew he claimed a victim . . . every time the clock struck seven I You'll gasp . . . m ... and thrill! 1 TOMORROW AT SBVBN" Death was always on time! Wrh CHESTER MORRIS VIVIENNE OSBORNE frank McHugh, Allan Jenkins, Henry SteDhemon, Grant Mitchell .Plus . Edgar Kennedy in "Good Housewrecking" Tom and Jerry Cartoon "Magic Mummy" Metrotone News COMING SUNDAY EDDH CANTOR Shows at 2:00 7.15 - 9:15 IS SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE SusftlsaaUssU Mats. . . 25c Eves. . . 35c Kiddies 10c Today and Tomorrow iirT nn ABLAZE WITH LIFE! TWO MEN and a GIRL . . . One loving her for what she was . . . one wanting her for what she could give . . . LIVING VIOLENTLY . . . LOVING PASSION ATELY in the excitement charged atmosphere of 11111 I I I I f M . PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM'S midnlaki Umb GEORGE RAFT CLIVE BROOK ALISON SKIPWORTH HELEN VINSON PLUS "The 'No' Man" Broadway Brevity "Father Noah's Ark" Silly Symphony "The Elgin Road Race" Universal News ilsi iilii Saturday Night Is "Pre-view Night" Come to the 9:00 o'clock show ... see the complete regular show and stay through for a "pre view" showing of . , . must r.nnn ctnt $ cn Became The Cuslomer It Alwtyt Klthtt ,mm lw nt i i n i w w I1! v r t: .a .. I Y L E TALBOT CJishi WINNIE LIGHTNER REGIS T00MEY J Tt 1 ALL FOR THE PRICE OF THE REGULAR SHOW! J 7C r-isn li ,mx www wiiii.w"1
