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MEDFOKD MATE TRIBTJNT3, rFDFORD, tVnEGOtf. STTSTfAT. TTGTJST 13, 193?. PXGE !rcns Local and Personal Return from Portland Mr. and Mrs. Alas Brsckinreed returned by motor Thursday trom a montha rlslt In Portland. Smith to Portland Martin Smith Is spending the week-end In Port land, baring left Saturday morning on the Shasta. In Butte Falls Mlaa Helen Smith to spending the week-end at her home In Butts Falls. ' . " Learn for Coajt Miss Milan Rob erts, executive secretary for the local American Red Cross, left Saturday for the coast to spend several days. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Crosby and son, Raymond, are spend ing two weeks' vacation at Charles ton, Ore. ... Fined $10 B. D. Berg of this city was fined 10 In city court Saturday, after being arrested Friday night by elty police on drunkenness charges. Mrs. Dean to Leave Mrs. R. B. Seen will leave by train this evening for Minneapolis, Minn., visiting at several points enroute. 1 Leaves Town Mrs. Win. Shann of thla city was ordered to leave town Friday by city police, after being ar rested Thursday night on charges of being drunk In a public place. Ordered to Leave Art Lowery, a transient, was ordered to leave town by city court yesterday. He was sr rested by city police on charges of drunkenness Frtdsy night. At Ranger station K. P. McReyn- lds. Junior forester, left Ssturdsy for Camp a ranger atatlon near Butte Falls, to remain there on official busi ness for the next week. Returns from Vacation Ad'.el Neff. elerk at the Medford postofflce, has MturnArf trt work after a three weeks' vscatlon, which was spent mainly In Hediora. un naltitw Ijaw Mrs. J. H. Bsllev of Myrtle Creek left by train yesterday tor her home, having been visiting hare for the past week with her sister, Mrs. W. H. Dyer. Here from Fresno Mrs. W. A. Clark of Fresno Is visiting In this city at the home of her daughter and son-ln law, Rev. and Mra. c. E. Cox, having arrived Saturday by train. I i shonnlnr Here I. S. Bushenvllle of , ' Portland and Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Hsn- num of Orants Pass were ahopplng In Medford Saturday morning, making the trip by train. Mr. Bushenvllle has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hsnnum for the past six weeks. Accident on Front An accident on South Front street Saturday noon In which a car driven by Ray Hale, 31 of Alturas, Calif., city police reports show, wss struck by one driven by John Matney of Ruch, who pulled out from the curb. see Tools Stolen D. F. Newton, 804 Ashland avenue, reported to city po lice Friday that most of his earpen. ter tools were stolen while be was at work In Luman Brothers' store on Msln and Bartlett atreets. Each tool was msrked with the letter N. May Get Eagles Announcement waa made yesterdsy that all parties com' ins under the food and grocery dls. trlbutors' code, who have paid their assessments, and have not received the code eagle, may obtain them by getting In touch with R. C. Bur gess, secretsry. Barn rise O'Conner John CConner, retired mall carrier, waa pleasantly Aurprlsed Friday evening at his home near Central Point, when 18 of his former fellow-employes gathered to present him with an appropriate and highly appreciated gift, consisting of a fishing rod, reel and line. RoKnbaum Leaves A. 8. Rosen. baum, district freight and passenger agent for Southern Pacific lines, left yesterdsy on a several deys' trip to O'Dell lske, where he has been Invited for a vacation at the homes of several New York rsllway executives. He made the trip by way of Diamond lake. Visiting Here Mr. and Mra. F. (Speed) Nolta of willows. Calif., sre visiting here with Mr. Nolta's brother In-law, Charles Prltchett. They hsve Just returned from the Chlcsgo World's fair, making the trip In a new car. Mr. Nolta Is well known among California aviators. Visiting Clement Lawrence Pen bold, accompanied by his daughter. Jane, Is visiting hers with A. R. Clem ent, a comrsde of the Spsnlsh-Amer-lean war. Mr. Clement and Mr. Pen tlbo'.d have not seen esch other for over 33 years. Mr. Penbold and Miss Penbo'.d will continue south In a few days. Janney to Portland Paul Janney left for Portland Friday night by train. Returns Home Mrs. Davis of Gold Hill returned to her borne Ssturdsy after having received medical atten tion at the Sacred Heart hospital. Here from Portland Mra. Mary El lison and aon. Arthur Ellison, arrived In Medford Saturday morning by train from Portland. Chamberlain Here E. E. Chamber lain of Chicago, arrived by train yes terdsy to visit here for a month with Mr. and Mra. E. E. Nash. ... In Portland W. E. Thomas, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos Thomas and Miss Margaret Burroughs ara ex pected to return today from Portland, where they spent the past few days. . . Ordered to Leave John Cardell. 33 of New York waa ordered to leave town Friday by city polios, having been arrested Thursday night on charges of disorderly conduct. Flowers at C. of c. F. H. Reum brought to the chamber of commerce Saturday a large bouquet of gladlola and Mrs. O. J. Wolfe of North Grape street presented a beautiful bouquet of asters. Stone stops Here S. A. Stone, of Salem, arrived In the city yesterday with his family from a two weeks' vacation along the coast. Mr. Stone Is a member of the news staff of the Oregon Journal at Salem. Mrs. Thompson Here Mrs. P. L. Thompson arrived from Amarlllo. Texas. Friday night to atay a short time with her husband'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shirley. Mr. Thompson Is a radioman In ths TJ. 9. nary and Is now stationed with the fleet on the eastern coast. After visiting here. Mrs. Thompson will return to Long Beach. Cauf., where they will make their home, when the fleet returns to the Pacific coast this fall. "Little Man" Opens at Craterian lJJelfss.s ' ' ' - t a , X. f H v i it 11 ' With Margaret Sullavnn, the girl' who made such an Instant hit In "Only Yesterday," in the leading role, "Little Man, What Now?" taken from the Hans Fallada novel of the same name, plays today and Monday at the Craterian theater. Douglass Montgomery has the role of the "little man." Coming at a time when the nation is emerging from the depression, and thousands of "little men" and "little women" are seeing a ray of hope for the future, "Little Man, "What Now?" graphically portrays the hardships. the trials and tribulations of a young married couple, made endurable only by the fact that they are very much In love with one another. Contriv ing to find happiness with each other In the knowledge of an addition to the family, stark tragedy faces them when the husband loses his Job again on the eve of the baby's birth. But with the undaunted spirit of the young and unsophisticated, they find a. temporary respite from the worries that have harassed their married life. And, since the young are not prone to look far ahead, the two find con-tentment. At Rialto Today TJ, , v. Loretta Young, raised to starring position, has the lead In "Born to Be Bad," at the Rialto theater for today and Monday. Cary Grant has the chief male role opposite. Strictly adult entertainment, and not Recommended for the children, "Born to Be Bad" show Mis Young as a hard-boiled "customer's girl" In the cloak and ault trade, luring buy ers Into ordering the latest style cre ations In the hope of an amorous re turn. Iuto this sordid life comes Cary Grant, wealthy and desirable, but already married, who falls In Arliss at Studio VAf i "The House of Rothschild.1 open ing at the Studio today, which traces the rise of the famous European banking family from obscurity In Yankfort. Germany, to the position of International promlnenco it had gained at the end of the Napoleonic wars, presents AMUa in two rolcs first an Maver Amschel Rothschild the father of the five brothers who made the family's name celebrated, and later as Nathan Rotachltd, the brother who founded the English branch of the family. . ' "' ' a love with the unscrupulous girl. Lowell Sherman, who has won an enviable reputation for his superior direction of sophisticated drama, was the guiding hand for the picture. Has Tonsils Removed Mrs. Cather ine Smith of Crater Lake had her ton sils removed at the Sacred Heart hos pital Saturday. 'Scandals' at Roxy Blpger, better and mora magnifi cent than any of the productions that have annually amazed Broadway's musical playgoers, George White's "Scandals'' opens at the Roxy the ater today. Throughout this array of comedy, beauty, dancing and aongs, runs s romantic tale of Interest and genu ine suspense. It la the love of the two principals In the show, Rudy Vallee and Alice Faye. From Hollywood Wilfred Jackson of the Walt Disney studios In Holly wood stopped in Medford Saturday and was interested in the dining room at the corner of Central and Jackson streets, which carries the name Mick ey Mouse, he told the proprietor. Kr. Jr;on visited Jacksonville yesterday, and said he had come to southern Oregon after having heard Pin to Col vlg tell of this section. Colvlg is with the Disney studios In Hollywood, end Is expected to srrlrs here In a few clays, to visit relatives. Report Short Changer Monarch Seed and Feed Co. reported to city po lice Friday that a man Judged to be about 25 or 30 years old, tall and well dressed, apparently purposely short changed the store 4.95. Grey Returns Erie Gray, deputy agent, southern Oregon district bu reau of Internal revenue, returned from a week's official business trip north, during which be stopped at Grants Pass, Rose burg and way points. DANCE TONIGHT (SUNDAY) AT The OAKS MtSIC BV The Oaks Orchestra Rainier On Tap Gentlemen HoO Ladies FREE I l aJ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiMii isisiaiiiiiiHii ii iiiiimi ! m i n-'r--' 1- V LORETTA Shows today 1:45 3:10 7:00 9:00 Adults 25 Kiddies lOo o Get your Crocks at Hubbard Bros. H gal. to 15 gat THE GRANGE Lake Creek. At the last meeting of Lake Creek Grange, after a brief business session, Master Floyd Chsrley Introduced a representative of the Shell Oil com pany who explained the Gasoline co op plan so much talked of In Grange circles. The remainder of the even ing was given over to recreation, start ing with a grand march which was followed by old-fashioned dances. AU who attended report an enjoyable time. Among the welcome visitors were Mrs. A. F. Wilson of Bams Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Wo. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Her nlsh, Mrs. Price and Sam Harnlsh all of Eagle Point. Quite a large number of visitors from the Lake Creek community were also present. 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A drama of human ex perience in which young woman's spirit gives the courageous ' and triumphant answer to the prevailing ques tion . . . One of the most understanding and sympathetic stories of young love, tragedy and triumph ever brought to the screen I III -pi4,r f - Ill lit. '4 tir'' ' K".-r - -..in ..iiWIi-i ' r-' -"' I Due to the eeniatlona! frankne. of this picture IT II NOT KIXOMMF.NIH.D TOR TUB tllll.OKEM McizaazctStdlftmn LITTLE MAN WHAT NOW? HANS FALt ADA'S grt novel of today . . . faith, fully produced as a picture . . , and more than just a picture) great human experience! , with DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY Fred Kohler e Alan Hala Mae Marsh e Geo. Meeker Muriel Kirkland DeWitt . Jennings Hedda Hopper ADDED Charley Chase in "I'll Take Vanilla" NOVELTY NEWSREEL I
