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' MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. JTNE 15. 1931 PAGE THIRTEEN Local and fteames to Portland A. X. ftoamaa. attorney, left laat night by train tor Portland. To Diamond Lake Mra. John But ler and Mlaa Arlleno Butler are ipend tng several daya at their aummer home at Diamond laX. Gueet of SUter Mri. John Bloom of Medford la a gueat at the home of her alster. Mra. prank Lyon, on EaM D street. Grant Paas Dally Courier. On Vtalt Here J. I. Oould. of Bend, mall carrier, la In thla tty on a brief visit, having arrived here tnt morning. He will return home Satur day evening. ltd urn South Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kenworth of Hollywood left Tuesday for their home, after visiting Mr. Kenworth's sister. Mra. Jason Ottln- ees of the penney's store of Ashland enjoyed a picnic dinner, swimming and dancing party at Jackson, Hot Springs Tuesday night. Transferred to Medford Richard U. Vincent of Camp Upper Bogus River. CCC, has been transferred to Medford for duty with the headquarters de tachment. Visit Mrs. Adamson Mrs. Max Oe Bauer, her granddaughters Patsy, and Harriet Hart visited Mrs. E. B. Jidani son at her home In Ashland yester day afternoon. On Forest Survey T. O. Watson, from, the umpqua foreat reserve, was In this city this morning en route to Diamond lake, where he will con duct a forest survey trip. Mrs. Prlngle Leaves Mrs. Walter Prlngle, who has been visiting during Jubilee week with Mrs. C. M. Brewer, left on the Shasta thla morning for her home In Everett, wash. V Home from School Glenn 81mkina, student at Oregon State college, tins returned to Medford to spend the aummer with his parents, Dr. and Mra. C. R. SImklna. Cooper Gets Leave Captain Harry S. Cooper, commander at OCO Camp China Flats has been granted a fif teen daya leave of absence, orders Is sued from district headquarters here today state. , Talents In Medford Chief of Po lice snd Mrs. Oharlea Talent of Ash land, former local residents, spent Wednesday In Medford visiting their daughter, Mrs. Phil Stansbury and mall daughter Sherry. Enjoys Swim Dr. B. O. Wilson en- Joys his Sunday exercise, having gone swimming the past two weeks before a round of golf In the morning. Last week he was accompanied by O. W. Ike" Dunford, to Jackson Hot Springs. ' Iave for South Mr. and Mrs. Glen J. Blrk. are leaving tomorrow for San Francisco, where Mr. Blrk plana to remain for about ten days attending to business matters. Mrs, Blrk 111 remain m the bay region for about two or three weeks, visiting relatives. Lieutenant Rae Leaves Lieutenant John M. Rae of the COO district headquarters left today on the Shu ts for Eugene, to visit his wife and child, before they leave for Boston. Lieutenant Rae will return here the first of the weok. HolUater Is Fined Roy M. HoUlater of Talent, arrested Tuesday by state police for operating his car without a muffler, was fined C5 by Justice of the Pesos L. A. Roberta at Ashland Wednesday evening. HolUater' flue was remitted wnen ne paia tne oosw- To South Fork W. L. Jones, super intendent of construction, and Max Rands, regional forest Inspector, left this morning on a regular Inspection trip to South Fork of the Rogue CCC eamp. They returned last night from an inspection trip to the Tiller-Trail "road on the Umpqua Divide. e Visits Daughter Here J. M. Am brose, of Monroe, Ore., who has been confined by Illness for some time In a San Francisco hospital, stopped over in this city with hi daughter. Klma Sanders, having arrived from the south last night. He left for his home en the Shasta this morning. Plan Outing Dick Slngler. poet of fice employe, and family will leave Saturday for an outing at Lake of the Woods, and will stop en rout at Butte-Falls, to get Mr. Singlet's bro ther. Everett Moore, and hln family Mr. Moore la superintendent of the state fish hatchery nesr Butt Falls. Called to Reno Dr. J. H. Hogan 1 leaving today for Reno, Nev., havlm? been called there on account of the government killing cattle, due to the drought. Dr. Enfurth of Kansa City fvlll come west to take Dr. Hogan's place at the Huber Packing company, having been ordered here by the Stn Francisco offices. Suggestions For the Summer Cabin Log Cabin Siding Knotty Pine Doors and Windows Plylock To Insure a Rustic Setting Timber Pkkm$kQPAS uioroao PHONE 7 End North Central "A Oooa firm to Trade With" Personal At Pit 1 1 n r-- Ifnma , v s - - - - - - , . v. vvu- lett snd two sons. Virgil and Harold i ucaiora are spending this week at the J. R. pitunger home. Mrs. Gil lette is a daughter of Mr. and M-s. Plttenger I a guest of her sister. Miss Mary Orr at Grants Pass this week. Ashland Dally Tidings. EE WASHINGTON, June 16. (API Senate Republicans agreed today upon three changes in the new ad ministration labor dlapltes bill and planned to ausmlt them to Demo, cratlo leaden later tu the day. If found acceptable. Senator Rob inson, the majority chieftain, will Introduce the bill Immedlatelyq. Senator McNary, the Republican leader, described the amendments as "not material," and aald the most Important one wouiri limit-. t.vi. an. thorlty for the proposed labor boards t.v "visions oi section 7a or the re covery act and the official Interpre tations that have been placed upon i-LI Word ha been received from Wash ington, D. C. advising the Oregon State code authority for the trucking Industry, that the registration period has been extended to June 20. About half of the truck in Oregon are now registered, and according to James Collins, local representative for the Oregon State code authority, thl move will give Oregon the opportun ity of rating first. Spectacular Revues In Craterian Film Yesterday the Craterian theatre presented lta biggest musical pro duction of the year. "Stand Up and Cheerl" a magnificent show packed with atars. grand music and spectacu lar revues. Created against a background of ever-changing scenes and decorated with lavish aplendor, are five breath taking revues. A few of the thousand and one wonders that make the re vue what they are, are the dazzling girls, the vocal chorus of 500. the hundreds of players, the 335 scenes, the 1,200 wild animals and the flva bands of music. Through this host of musical and visual wonders, weave a charming and romantic story. Among the many stars are Warner Baxter, Madge Evans, James Dunn. Ralph Morgan, Shirley Temple, Ar thur Byron, John Boles, Stepln Fetch It and Nigel Bruce. For the regular Saturday night p re vue the Craterian will show Richard Barthelmesa new ploture, "A Modern Hero." The picture Is based on the novel by Louis Bromfleld which gives a vivid and colorful characterization of a man torn by conflicting traits of Inheritance. 'ADVICE TO LOVELORN' SHOWING AT STUDIO No picture in many months prom ises more laughs or more tender irony than "Advice to the Lovelorn." show ing at the Studio theater, with Lee Tracy In the role of a hard-balled reporter forced to conduct an agony column. "Advice to the Lovelorn" recalls the sentimental columns that rapidly are disappearing from American newspapers. These columns often are laughed at for their mawklshness, even while those who laugh realize they serve as public confessionals to which many sorrow-ridden people bring their troubles and seek for light. DYNGE'S DANCE Back at the. ORIENTAL GARDENS SATURDAY , NIGHT BOTH HALLS 2 Orchestras .. One Admission Men 35 Ladles 10tf Now at Rialto f I) 1 11 1 y As a dashing army officer, William Powell adds to his long list of hits In "The Key." playing on the Rialto theater double feature program for today and Saturday. Ken Maynard In "Qun Justice" la on the same program. FULFILLED TODAY GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., June IB. (AP) The new Dotsero cutoff In western Colorado became a part of the Grand Junction division of the Denver & Rio Grande Western rail road today and shortly afterward be gan earning money for the road. A fast train left here about 2 p. m and was scheduled to strike the Dotsero cutoff about 6 p. m., aa the first through train to go over this route, which represents the fulfill ment of a railroad dream of' two generations. It was the first revenue earning train to be switched Into the new cutoff, which is to be dedicated offlcally tomorrow.. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH PAID for men's Snd hand suits, . hats and shoes, will H. Wilson, 32 No. Front. FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 acre re linquishment, 8 acres bottom land, 2 cleared; two springs, large house: all stock with place. (600 cash, in quire Post Office, Trail, Oregon. ONE 5 ft. bath tub with faucets, very good condition, $15. Hotel Valandra, Central Point. PREVOST BEAUTY SHOP Is now ready to serve new patrons as well as old at our new location 230 So Oakdale. Call 727. Formerly at 16 Laurel St. FOR RENT APTS. 334 Apple. FOR SALE Marlon electric range, $12.50. Phone 790-1. FOUND 'Man's Bulova wrist watch. Owner may have same by paying for advertisement. Tribune office. COMFORTABLE furn. apt., strictly private. Radio, etc. 618 S. Oakdale WANTED Used cream separator, me dlum size. F. D. Gaskell, Eagle roint, star Route. Continuous Shows Saturday 1 to 11 p. m. .illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH SATURDAY ONLY! Daring, Whirlwind Adventure! HITS THE BULL'S IYI THRILLS I ROMANCEI HfUfL, End. T0NITE UPENCT.R TBACT 111 "THE MAD GAME" I Am STEADIER LEVEL NEW YORK, June 13. m The sensational recession In trade has been less pronounced than It was in some ' of the years Immediately preceding., and In most divisions sufficient mo mentum has been gained to prevent a serious Interruption of the general recovery movement, said Dun fc Brad street today in the meekly trade re view. "Apparently a period Is being en tered." asserted the review "In whlcn business will be held to a steadier level until crop prospects will have been more definitely ascertained 4 Guests of Relatives Miss Constance Lyon and little Patty Holmes of Granta Pass are visiting relatives In Medford this week, according to the Grants Pass Dally Courier. ran 20d Anytime TODAY and Saturday He Would Give Any Broken Heart An other Break! THEIR CRIES WERE JUST LAUGHS TO HIM! r ffnt. fhofs nl 1m oniwr to iHtlr LEE TRACY LOVELORN A 0m f 2ANUCK SAMY 20 X BLANE ALSO June Brewster in "Flirting in the Park" Cartoon ' "Bobco's Picture Show" Pathe News Reel Coming Sunday The Champion Romantic Laugh Riot Anytime Children lOe tr ACTIONI w m. sow v x - v i 'ljjU(i'Tk JOAN BL0NDEL 1 llfri'l' ''I ADOLPHt MENJOU Vlljjjf PICK POWELL Sr.., MARY ASTOR nYrWA' 20c TkflGHTINGCODE DIANE SINCLAIR ALSO Chap. ""The Law of the l-awle" "Fighting With Kit Karson" ANDY Cl.YtlB COMr.DV. "DOHA'S DINKINO DOMTS" CARTOON, "CRAZY SPOOKS" T SEATTLE, June 15 (AP) New business reported for Inst week by S97 mills In Oregon and Washington amounted to 57,463,834 board feet of lumber against a production of 63, 637,136 feet and shipments of 45, 696.483 feet, the West Coast Lumber men's association announced today. A total of 003 down and operating mills In the two states reporting for the week, produced 54.054,133 feot, which was approximately 6.000.000 feet more than the preceding week and about 7.000,000 loss than the sec ond previous week. The average weekly production of this group In 1034 has been 84.333,539 feet, compared with 63.035,409 In 1933. Continuous WmillMBWW4p5(S Adulti I Ralurday kj ' J I 1 H I IS 25tf I illiw nil ii ii muni maiiiilii Today and Saturday BIG FEATURES! Was- " ip v -THE K EDNA , Mini n'i jiT" i I U f VVv'Jl JUSTICES) My V W.r i jf WASHINGTON, June 15 (De claring that the so-called brain-trust Is only "window dreAslng for a lot of Liwiwjiani..i-wwaiiiin i ait-W il liiTniiir pius f th hand in ... r- plunder" at the expense of the Amer ican farmers, Rep. Dlrksen (R-, 111.) has attacked sugar Interests which, he said, were displacing millions of bushels of American grain by Im porting blackstrap molasses. In a speech In the house, Dlrksen Show, 1:4.1 7:00-9:00 Ends Tomorrow Night! 12 Great Shows In One! A Jo.TOUfl carnival of muslo . fun , . laughter . songs . . girls . rinzzllng spectacle , . glorious ro mance all presented in a urnntl new style titictly rtirferent from anything that luu gone before 1 MADGE EVANS J AMES DUNN AUNT J EM I MA MITCHELL STARS OF RADIO SCREEN & STAGE lOOO PLAYERS 500 Folllei Girl 3 GREAT BANDS V Saturday Nite Is Preyue Nite! Attend the 0:00 o'clock show and remain for the- prevue at no extra charge . . Richard Barthelmess in "A MODERN HERO" SUNDAY ONLY The TREAT OF jeadwt On the Stage Radio's fnroiite funsters now bring their Joy and happiness to the stngel mffl. Featuring The Sheriff Cliff Clarke Aunt Addle Soda Fop Joe Warner Gilmorottcs Wiley OatB Famous Giltnore Clowns Dixie Hayword Fortified Five, GILM0RF, BAND and . Many Other Favoritei OH THE fvffroSkJl Re-unltrd ftrr.ri.tb rwiKs Adu!ts-40c traced what he called an interlocking system of sugar company boards of directors and governmental "blj shots" which form a "strange a.vt motely, but effective combination" to "take away what little liquor mar ket remains for the outlet of corn. Mata . . Z3 Etm . . 33c Klriillei . 10. with -JOHN BOLES -RALPH MORGAN S1EPIN FETCHIT AND DURANT Six Song Hits ; Including "Baby . Take a Bow, Introducing Shirley Temple as the new child star of America! THE S3 SCRMtH ataln after two jearal rim this aiihactio.ni Kiddies-25c r we nrt ta. (ft ITT I al I 3C
