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fEDFORD MUL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. .TAM7AHY 19. 193?.
PAGE ELEVEN
Local and Personal
Down from Camp Bab Davla of
Cawy'a Camp la shopping in Medford
today.
'
In Aihland Today Carl Brommer
Is spending today In Aahland on buil
nesa interest.
Mrf. Genhart Calta Mra. Harold
Oebhart of Antelope was ahopplng
and attending to buAineaa matter in
Medford thla morning.
4
Expected Home Mrs. B. R. Elliott
Is expected borne the first of the week
from Portland, where she has been
visiting friends for the paat week.
Guest of Llndle.YA Miss Amy Elliott,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Elliott,
waa guest laat night of Miss Virginia
Lindley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.
L. Lindley, si Coker Butte.
V Kllborn In Medford Attending to
business matters, O. H. Kllborn, iis
trict freight and passenger agent. Is
spending today in MedTord, from his
headquarters In Roseburg.
Fined $10 On charges of being
drunk in a public place, Oscar Dlzney,
38. a native of Kentucky, was fined
10 in city court thla afternoon. Dis
ney was arrested early today.
Miss Loing Improved -Miss Freda.
Laing. who has been 111 for thq past
five months, la now convalescing and
able to b aooui town occasional,
friends were glad to learn today.
Attend Convention A. E. voorhles,
rmhithr nt thm Courier: Earle E.
Voorhles, managing editor, and Noble
D. Stanton, advertising manager, i-it
Thursday for Eugene to attend a
t.hrMi.riftv convention of the Oregon
State Editorial association. Grants
Pass Daily Courier.
Return to Spokane Mrs. R. H.
Holmes and young daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. Holmes' psrenu,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strang, left to
day on the Shasta for their home in
Spokane.
Business Caller Among visitors on
business missions In Medford today
'are Joe W. Johnson of Central point.
Vlrginis Miller of Williams creek,
Edith Rogers of Ross lane, J. A.
Blckerdyke of Ashland, and Eddie
Martin of Central Point.
VfMts Daughter Here Mrs. Anna
Davenport arrived here this mornirg
on the Oregonian from Grants Pass
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Louis Jen
kins, who resides on South Holly
street. Mrs. Davenport plans to 're
main here until Sunday.
Complaint Filed A complaint for
ths collection of money ellegedly due
has been filed at the county clerk's
office in Grants Pass, according to the
Grants Pass Courier. It is the First
National bank of Medford vs. Charles
H. Pettlnger, Mildred-Aikens and Ma
bel Blondell.
Mr. Tesgue Here E. O. Tesgue of
Windsor, Vermont, arrived in Medford
on the Shasta today to be the guest
here of Mr. snd Mrs. E. C. Jerome.
Mr. Teague formerly made his home
in Medford. and sines that time, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome have visited him in
Vermont.
Rainfall Yesterday The TJ. S.
weather bureau, stationed st the Mod-
ford airport, reported today that .IB
of an Inch of moisture was recorded
there between the hours of 5 a. m.
and 5 p. m. Thursday. Only .01 of an
inch was listed for the period be
tween S p. m. yesterday and 5 a. m.
today.
Gary Cooper and
Fredric March in
Coming Holly Hit
When aeven accomplished artist
collaborate on & motion picture the
result ougftt to be gratifying, and It
Is. as revealed In Paramount' "De
lgn lor Living," which opens Sun
day at the Holly.
The seven who contributed their
great sXlll, enthusiasm and sophisti
cation to the comedy drama are
Predrtc March, Gnry Cooper, Miriam
Hopkins. Edward Everett Horton, Dir
ector Ernst Lubltach Noel Coward,
the playwright, and Ben Hecht. who
transcribed the play for the screen.
Adroitly conceived, brilliantly dir
ected and acted with verve and un
derstanding, "Design for Living,"
opens a new, broad field of screen
literature, and It may be predicted
that here la a plot that will be cop
led extensively as the nt film
cycle.
The story la unique and absorbing.
An American girl falls In with two
young musketeers of art In the Paris
Latin quarter. The men are life-long
friends. A strange love affair la In
evitable, and the principals resign
themselves to whatever Joys, Jealous
ies and agonies may result from a
three-cornered love.
Marion Davies at
Craterian Sunday
Marlon Davies plays one of the
most entertaining roles of her film
career In the novel musical produc
tion, "Going Hollywood," her new
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I w TOR RENT Furnished 4-roora home
at 34 Quince. Inquire 820 So. Ivy.
YOUNO RABBITS, 35c each. 337 West
Holly.
11)26 CHEVROLET TRUCK, excellent
condition. 3SY West Holly.
WANTED Raw furs, hldea, pelta and
wool. Joe Konop. 130 So. Central,
across from Montgomery Ward Co.
PIANO BUYERS
We will be open until 9 o'clock to
night to show the Baldwin used
a grand as advertised, and one fine
upright for less than 75. Baldwin
Piano Shoppe, 26 south Grape.
FOR SALE New Dodge Sedan, cheap.
Phone 1700.
FOR SALE Baled alfalfi. second cut
.tlng. Edward G. Miller, one mile
north Medford on old Pacific bwy.
. i
EXPERIENCED girl wanted at Fred's
Sandwich Shop. 135 No. Central.
THESE USED OARS ARE PRICED
RIGHT
lft.10 Chev. Coupe.
1027 Bulck Roadster. '
1(133 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. :
1929 Ford Coupe.
1931 Ford Roadster, DeLuxe model.
1930 Pdntiac Coupe. I
1931 Scudebaker Sedan.
1926 Nash Coach. I
1930 Dod?e DeLuxe Sedan.
WALTER W. ABBEY, INC.
123 S. Riverside Ave. Phone 303.
SMALL furnished bouse ror 2 adults:
close in. Phone 310-R.
YpOR SALE -Good dinlng-roonrset, '
Hcatrola, bed and apnngs. lawn j
mowrr, child's bed, rocking chair.'
618 west Jackson.
BABY GRAND piano ot stnndird
make, and two upright pianos to
be closed out for the balance due
on lease. Liberal terms. See at
Ranking Transfer Go. Ill No. Fir.
Robert Montgomery at Craterian
yi. i e oera I:
mltte. InTMtlg.tlnjt milk prlc in., board expreaslng the
dlcAU milk sale, have decreased 15 r '
per cent In Portland since the state committee"! desire to learn what
control board set a higher retail price ' methods were used in computation
schedule, It was aald by the consum- ' 0f the revised schedule.
era' group today. I
Thomaa A. Sweeney, chairman of j For Fuel Oil Delivery, Phone 315
the committee, addressed a letter to 1 Pads Transfer. Quick service.
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
Robert Montgomery Is starred in
the Craterian theater's feature pic
ture for today and tomorrow "Fugi
tive Lovers." in which Madge Evans,
Nat Pendleton. Ted Hcaly and his
stooges are also featured.
Montgomery plays the role of an
escaped convict, steals a ride on a
transcontlnentar bus, meets a pretty
girl, and is mixed up In more excit
ing adventures than one would be
lieve possible.
Metro-Cioldwyn-Mayer starring ve
hide which la to be seen Sunday at
the Craterian theatre.
Blng Crosby, noted crooner of radio
and motion pictures, plays the radio
crooner role opposite Miss Davies.
The story deal with a lonely girl
in love with a crooner's voice, who
trails him to Hollywood, where he
Is to make his first appearance as
a film star and who, after much dif
ficulty with a flighty, temperamental
French actress, who likewise loves
the crooner, becomes a picture star
in her own right.
Throughout the picture are woven
the dance and musical numbers,
which add an unusual charm and
pictorial beauty to the romantic
story.
On the same program "Sus-Tl-Ka."
filmed in Southern Oregon and
Northern CalLfornla and with many
shots of the scenic grandeur of
Crater Lake, will also be shown.
'BOWERY' DRAMA
FULL OF LAUGHS
The wicked eighties and the gay
nineties may have been Just that, but
Time la a Jokester and In this year
the days of Chuck Connors and Steve
Brodle, with their honky tonks, and
their spectacular bridge Jumps, arc
richly, dellctously and frequently
riotously funny.
At least the crowds at the Studio
last night found "The Bowery" good
for deep-hearted laughter from start
to' finish.
TALENT PASSES
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Booth, born
In Pennsylvania In 1649 passed away ,
in Talent, January 18 at the home ot
her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Long, where
she had resided for the past six years.
She wbs a member of the church ol
Latter Day Saints of Denver, Colo. ,
Her home for the greater part of her
life was in and near Boulder, Colo.
She was married in Iowa to H.
Booth, who passed awny 10 years ago
at Boulder, Colo. She leaves four
children, Mrs. Letta J. Walte of Los
Angeles: Mrs. Nellie Long of Hayden.
Colo.; Mrs. Love 11a Long of Tatent
and a son, W. L. Booth of Meridian.
Idaho. Three sisters and a brothir
in Boulder. Colo., and a brother, H. E.
Wood of Hornbrook, Cal., thirteen
grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Funeral services at M. S. church
at Talent Saturday at 2 p. m. Inter
ment at Talent cemetery.
PORTLAND, Ore!, Jan. 19. (AP)
Data gathered by the citizens com-
KLAMATH FALLS, Jan. 19. (Spl.)
A Joint meeting of Malln. Merrill
and Klamath Falls American Legion
posts was held at Merrill Tuesday
night.
Chief business matter taken up was
the development of plans for a large
attendance at the district Legion con.
ference to be held at Medford on
Fbruary 6.
Stated Communication of
A Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
Aftft F. SB A, M.. Friday, Jan. 19.
program has been prepared.
Visitors invited. V. A. NORRIS. W. M.
GEO. ALDEN. Secy.
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J'VILLE
EVERY SATURDAY
Good Music Good Beer
Come Enjoy Yourself
the Roof I Nailed On!!
To bur l:!ht sedan or
Address Bol 318, Mail
WANTFD -roadster.
Tribune.
WANTED TO RENT To Hi -ton
trucks without drivers. Apply at U.
S. Talent Relief Camp. Talent, Ore.
PLEASANT ROOM, separate entrance,
heat. 320 No. Oskdsle.
REAL OLD TIME
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at
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SAT. NITE
lid every !sttmlay night
See art. tomorrow
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Music By
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'Broadway Thru a Keyhole'
ENDS TONITK
MIRIAM HOPKINS
JACK LA HUE In
"THE STORY OF
TEMPLE DRAKE"
Saturday Only
Continuous Show, 1:30 to 11
FIRST TIME
IN MEDFORD
He wa brondrd a thief, marked
nn outlaw, but he foiitlit through
to honor.
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Fugitive lovers are missing 1
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Rescue of school chll
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