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Local and Personal
Two Features at Rialto
Mr. Preiost Returns- Mrs. Jose
phine Prevost, who'hsa been, spend
ing the past week in San Francisco,
baa returned to Medford.
Tattles no South Mr. and Mrs. 8.
M. Tuttls are spending a week in Cal
ifornia on a business and pleasure
trip.
Permit Given A re -ah Ingle penult
was filed at the city halt yesterday
by Edwin Pettet. The cost of the
repairs was listed at a 1 50.
Visits Friends Lee Casey of this
etly arrived on the train this morn
ing from Portland, where he has been
Tlsiting friends.
From Salem Hospital Is. Scott of
the state hospital at Salem arrived
In Medford this morning and return
d on the Shasta.
Scherer to Portland Paul Scherer,
president of the Southern Oregon
Sales corporation, left by train this
morning for Portland.
Called from Eugene Junior Porter,
student at the University of Oregon,
was called home by the illness of his
sister, who resides in Orants Pass.
Taylor In Klamath P. W. Taylor
of Taylor and Blerma, Is In Klamath
Palls, transacting business with L. A.
Kimble, who Is In charge of their
store in Klamath Falls.
On Extended Visit George Jones.
first aid man for the Applegate CCC
camp, left this morning by train for
Portland, where he plana to make an
extended visit.
Braults ReturnMr. and Mrs. Jean
Brault and. daughter Charmalne re
turned today on the Shasta from San
Francisco and bay points, where they
have been sDending the past two
weeks, on business and pleasure.
irteiidi Lumber Meeting W. O.
Ruegntts of Portland, president of the
4L, Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lum
bermen, was in this city attending
the regular monthly meeting of the
Owen-Oregon Lumber Sales Co., held
in the K. P. hall last night.
Locates in Medford C. C. Bailey of
Portland, known in the typewriter
business as "Skipper" Bailey, has
Joined Taylor and Blerma. Underwood
typewriter agency, to assist In han
dling service work In the local agenc7-
Mr. Bailey has had several years ex
perience and will be a valuable addi
tion to the firm, J. R. Blerma said
yesterday.
Desire Jubilee Pennants Local mo
torists having two or more Oregon
Diamond Jubilee pennants on their
eara are asked by the general com
mittee to bring extra flags back to
headquarters office where they will
be given to motorists who as yet have
had no flags. The same request hold
true for boys who obtained1 the pen
ante for their bicycles. They are de
sired for use on automobiles.
Tribune Recewcs Flowers A beau
tiful basket of columbine, coral bells
and roses was presented to the Mall
Tribune and staff today by Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Jacobs, 604 Pine street, in
commemoration of the paper winning
the Pulitzer prize for 1933. The spray
bouquet, exquisite In color and frag
rance, was displayed in the office and
attracted enthusiastic comments from
all who saw It. The card on the
basket read as follows: "Accept our
congratulations on winning the Pu
litzer prize and our sincere gratltudo
for the service you have given Med
ford.M .
With Jack Holt playing the role
of a big-time- gambler, "Whirlpool,"
his latest starring picture, plays at
the Rialto theatre today and Sat
urday. Donald Cook, Jean Arthur,
So More Itclics Needed All avail
able space for display purposes hav
ing been utilized, announcement was
made today at the Oregon Diamond
Jubilee headquarters that no more
relics are needed for display pur
poses at that office. However, peo
ple having such relics now are asked
to hold them until Jubilee week be
fore they will be needed for the big
historical exhibit to be maintained In
Jacksonville.
Lilfc Lee and Allen Jenkins are also
In the cast.
"Riders of Destiny," an action-filled
western drama, with John Wayne
In the leading role, occupies the
other half of the double feature program.
"So You Won't Sing, Eh?"
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Imagine, tf you can, Zasu Pitts as i & big-shot gnngster, that he spirits
a mammy singer In a cheap vaude-.i her to Broadway and places her In
ville circuit whose rendition of a the top spot on a big show. Nat
plaintive "bluea number" , so affects I Pendleton Is the gangster chief, with
Adult!
Last Times Tonite
Kiddles
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tikis-
It's the Best Entertainment
she' has ever given you!
TOMORROW
(Saturday Only)
We urge that you attend
the matinee tomorrow if
possible, to avoid evening
crowds, and he sure to get a
seat.
Matinee Shows start . ...
1:45 and 3:45
CUTEY CO-EDS!
Tantalizing Tunes!
It's a Riot of Bomane,
Life and Laughter 1
with
MARY CARLISLE
BUSTER CRABBE
FLORENCE LAKE
TED FI0-RIT0 and
His Orchestra
NO LOAFING
Al Stewart's Boys Never
Let Your Soles Get Cold
with Long Interludes . .
DANCE
TILL 2 IN
JACKSONVILLE
-Where They Get Hot
and Stay Hotl
Continuous
Shows
Saturday
1 to 11 p. m.
c m
Children 10c
SATURDAY ONLY!
A Super Dog Solves a.
Thrilling Mystery
FIRST TIME
IN MEDFORD
PLUS "Fighting with
Chap. 2 "The White Chief
ALSO Andy Clyde In
"Old G.vpjle Costume"
Mickey Mouse In "Mickey In
Arabia"
MfiK
mm
Ned Sparks as hU henchman and
Pert Kelton as the Jealous girl
friend. Edward Everett Uorton Is the
producer who la driven wild by the
gangland methods In putting on a
show a procedure of sticking the
blunt end of an automatic into one's
rtbes when they refuse to sing. The
title of this riotous farce ls "Sing
and Like It," taken from the smash
stage show, "So You Won't Sing,
Eh?" It plays at the Craterlnn theatre
today and Saturday,
For the regular Saturday night
prevue, the Craterlan will show "Fin
ishing School," featuring Ginger
Rogers. Bruce Cabot, Frances Dee
and Blllte Burke. Those attending
the 8:00 o'clock show are invited to
remain for the prevue at no extra
charge.
From Portland Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Ricter of Medford arrived on the train
this morning from Portland.
DrScholls
Zinopads
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GOLD HILL
DANCE
Getting Bigger
and Better
Every Sat. Nite
Come Up Sometime
Musio hy
JOHNNY BENNETT
6 Men of Note
Do You Gamble?
By waiting until winter to purchase your fuel. Eliminate
all risk of not getting your fuel cheap enough, or soon
enough, by ordering wood in the season which offers
A Mill Fuel For Every Purpose
Green Pine Slabs Dry Factory Blocks
$3-75
Delivered
One and One Half t'nlt Loud
$S.OO
One I nll l.ond
TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY
Lumber Building Materials and Fuel
Phone 7
End North Central "A finnd llrm to Trade With"
Shows
1:45
7:00 - 9:00
T
SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST
THEATRE
Mats '
Eves
Kiddies . lOo
25 c
35c
I "So
Today and Saturday
You Won't Sing, Eh?" I
With one heartfelt yelp Annie Snodgrass
had Broadway on its feet (rushing toward
the nearest exit) . , . she was kidnaped
three times but nothing could stop this
dippy dame with a voice like the bird
they call a duck! ...
PITTS
l head! rt0"""1 j S0"r ""tO
CoutlumniH
Saturday
1:00 - 15:00
Today and Saturday
25
TWO BIG
Torn between two de
Mrcti . to reveal lid
prist and tnke what Is
- rlRhtruMy his ... or to
shield (hone whom he
loves nnd face the gum
of his enemies! '
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Ethel Waters famous blue singer,
in "Bubbling Over" Musical
Cartoon Newsreol
Pl11s
Out of the hills he enme
sinking nnd fighting Ills way to
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ADDKD
Broadway Tlrelty
"A Little Girl With
Big Ideas'1
Looney Tune Newa
Pert Kelton Edward
Everett Morten Ned
Sparks Nat Pendleton
Prevue Saturday Night after 9:00 o'clock Show
"FINISHING SCHOOL"
with
GINGER ROGERS BRUCE CABOT FRANCES SEE
SUNDAY
mi
in his
greatest
ro
le . . ,
Tha tlorr of the
Pillltii-r Prlta Play
of l!t:3 mlrrorrd
In a motion pic
lilra In thin atory
of mfdtrlna Trrsua
mnraU ... a rar
M of courtship
... a marrlaae ir
a mnkrihltt . , ,
and dlutcr to a
compronilw!
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CECILIA PARKER
SUNDAY
,, 7 lit
lillilr niaaninri
HIS NEW SGREAMLINED HIT!
JOB I.
hits town .In the uproarious, successor to
'SonOf A-Sailor-
"AVERY
HOtKmOBU GUY
DANCE!
FAIR GROUNDS
SATURDAY NIGHT
W-Piece Orchestra
Men 35c Ladies 10c