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MEPFOnO MAIL TRTT.UXE. MTDFOUD. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTODFR 10, 1934 PAGE THIRTEEN Local and Personal "Wagon Wheels" at Craterian On UuMnrai Trip Chas. E. Bur nett and E. A. Groves, both reprt eentattves of the Chicago, Rock Isl and & Pacific Railway Co., are M?U ford business visitors today, havi.ig arrived thia morning on the Ore gon lan. ' ;,.. TIC" 3 ALWAYS A CROWD! I DAD DYNGE'S I ORIENTAL GARDEMS BOTH HALLS SAT-KITS Gross Fire The city ftre depart ment answered a call at 2 o'clock this afternoon to 610 Benson, to extin guish a grass fire. I tec-el yes Medical Care Marlon O'Connor of Phoenix Is a patient at the Community hospital, where he ts receiving medical attention. WLNon In S. F. Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Wilson and daughter Joan left this morning by motor for San Francisco, where they will spend four or five days attending to business matters. Flue Fire at Hotel A flue fire at the Holland hotel this morning at 4:55 was extinguished by th eclty fire department. No damage resulted to the hotel. I Return from Portland Lieutenant and Mrs. Harley a. Preston and their daughters have returned to Med ford fro mspendlng several days In Port land. Kinney Files Here I. S. Kinney of Lake view arrived here today on tho Oregon Air Service fro Lakmeview. en route to Marshfield, where he has been transferred. Mr. Kinney la with the Standard Oil company. Case Postponed The case of Claude Miles. 45, of Butte Falls, who was arrested by state police Wednesday evening, north of Medford, for reck less driving, has been postponed in Justice court from yesterday after noon until this afternoon at 4:33 o clock. Renews Acquaintances Capt. O. L. Overmeyer. U. S. A., retired, returned Wednesday from a trip north on 1 1 which he renewed acquaintances with two members of the 3oth U. 8. volun teer infantry, with whom he had serv ed in the Philippine islands 25 years a-zo. Captain Overmeyer, accompanied by Mis. Overmeyer. was away about five days. He made the trip after having learned of the whereabouts of his former companions through a newspaper clipping, which had beea written to learn the whereabouts of Captain Overmeyer. The two he vis ited are Walter A. Smith of Portland, and Harold B. Palmer of Sunnysidc, I Wash. I -. - ... i I 1 "S A. s May Robion In "Ldy I Dy Coumbi'i Picture Coming Sunday For A that picture on of last year's big screen events, comes to the Rlalto theater Sunday In "Lady by Choice," in which she again portinya a gental old soak, Carole Lombard is the fan dancer who adopts Miss Robson as a pub licity stunt on Mother's day but finds the tables turned on her when the former "soak" takes her new Joo j seriously and decides to make over the chiseling, gold-digging tendencies of her charge. Stitd to rival even the first picture for sheer human entertainment, "Lady by Choice" la given credit for being one of the year's most enjoyable screen stories. From Ash In ml Included among visitors here Wednesday from Ash land were Mr, and Mrs. Frank Jordan. Mr Mid Mrs. Sherman Powell, Mrs. Homer Grow and Mlas Mabel Grow. Returns Home Miss Francse Bar ber of 618 Mc Andrews road has re turned to her home after a stav of May Robson. the beloved star of : two weeks visiting in Portland with many stage and screen auccease. whose her sister, Mrs. LeRoy Smith, formerly performance In "Lady for s Day" made LytUa Barber of Medford. To San Francisco Wlntfred Inmin will leave for San Francisco tomorrow morning, where she will spend the week-end, and attend the Stanford U. S. F. football game. King from Tiller Lieutenant Ben jamin Ktn,r of camp Tiller who is Met: ford yesterday attending to busi ness matters at dletrlct headquarters of the CCC. Hurd to Portland Clinton Thonuis Hurd, manager of Ye Jobbe Shoppe of Portland, left for his home in th-u clty the first of the week, after s;' eral days business visit in Medford and southern Oregon. ff k At Clmr Creek Kenneth Fibush of Co. 1641, is now at Clear Creek camp In northern California, where ho is stationed as educational advisor for the company. Leaves for Grants Pass Mrs. Mary E. Fry of Phoenix was In this city today and left this morning on the Shasta for Grants Pass, where she will spend the next few days. Stated Communication of Gr p- & A- M., Friday. Oct. 19. at 7:30 p. m. Visiting mem bers invited. V. A. NORR1S. W. 3a. GEO. ALDEN, Secy." A Ose Mall Tribune want sds 0 Elfins 571 Instant relief: aooUics and heals; ends cause. r t Schoim Zmo-pads Zan Grevs "W.i.ion nc.is. taii'.n ffom his story. "Fighting Caravans." and depicting the adventures and dangers the early pioneers encoun tered In their trek to settle the Ore gon country back In 1844, is at th Craterian theater for today and tomorrow. Rancloinh Scott. Utile Billv Lee and Gail Patrick have leading roies with i Monte Blue also featured with Ray- i mond Hatton. For the regular Saturday night pre vue. the Craterian will ahow Alophe Menjou end Doris Kenyon In "The Human Side." To Hold Auction The Talent Grange will conduct an auction s? Saturday night at the Grango hall, beginning at 8 o'clock, to which th public Is cordially nlvlted. Refresh ments will be sold during the even ing. Free entertainment has been planned. On lnsUM'tlon Trip Captain ,M. Milton Potter, executive officer at the CCC district headquarters, left this morning on a five-day inspection trip to camps in the northern part of the district. He was accompanied by John Redden, clerk at headquarters. Adults- 'Trrnr TTrn Kiddies 10c TODAY and SATURDAY 9 Same Stars-More Laughs-Than "Convention City" Another big contention of IVnriicr Bros, lungh stars wltli nil your hilarious fa vorites' together again 111 Separation City! mmSm 0 Aililecl Selections AMOS and ANDY J '( rAHTOON I j "The I. Ion Tamer" "flAPF.TAKF.R'S DAUGHTER" THWrl.Tll.K pilll M.HS 111 I I. naBnDSBBVMBUldO&l Warn.r Rroi. 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"let 'erbuck" 3,000 howling Keclnklna nnl ylpperlnif hurkerooii on (lie official Mima of the . . 1934 Pendleton Roundup STARTS fyi c i i u n v TheG reat Successor SUN.DAY to "Lady for a Day" But you'll laugh louder . . . cheer longer . . . remember it forever 1 MAY ROBSON Beloved Star of "Lady For A Day" CAROLE LOMBARD 'LADY by CHOICE' with ROGER PRYOR WALTER CONNOLLY l 7:00-0:00 f j "OuiaOj Today and Saturday! LSaga of the Old Oregon Trail!-: , to orl,lee th. R'l"- V SATURDAY NIGHt yJW I "HUMAN SIDE'jf Starting SUNDAY! HI HAD A MILLION DOLLARS; f, LiL o a 1 i 3 fr V'. . . - V t4' V The Flrt Gent If -nun of the ncwn port rn yd the Lat Orntlrnmn of the Barr family . , . who trlrd to hard to be the "hinhmI man In the world" And found hhuvtf the mnt hlovrd! A grand role for Arils'! A CIORCE LAST. GENTLEMAN with EDNA MAE OLIVER JANET BEECHER CHARLOTTE HENRY RALPH MORGAN II c mmmM
