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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TEIBUXE, MEDFORD, QREGQX, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1931 PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal To Leare Monday Mrs.-W. J. Call wlU leaf Monday sight by train lor Sibley, Iowa. On Business Saturday J. A. Chit holm of Gold Hiil spent Saturday in Medford on business. Returns Home 'Miss Cleila Walker, who resides on South Oakdale avenue, returned to her home Saturday, from the Community hospital. Here Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. E. A Hildreth of Butte Falls arrived In Med ford yesterday to spend the day attending to business matters. Leave for Ventura Mr. and Mrs, F, S. Carpenter, of the Jacksonville highway, left last evening by train for Ventura, Cal.. where they wtU spend the winter. Appears at Court Ernest Lester Huff, 20, a native of Pennsylvania, ap peared in city court Saturday morning to answer to charges of Wckless driv ing, having been arrested by city po lice Friday night at Sixth and River side. He was sentenced to $25 fine or 334 days in the city Jail. Ferns Baby Better Little Billy Ferns, two-year-old baby who Friday morning had a fragment of apple lodged in his windpipe, were reported much better last evening at the Community hos pital. By coughing, the child had dis lodged the particle of apple, which for a time had greatly hindered his breathing. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ferns of Fern Valley. Returns from .Vort h Ted Higgins returned yesterday on the Oregoniaa from Portland, where he had been for the past few days on business. Visit Mother Clyd and Claude Leaverton of Columbus, Mont., were here the latter part of the week visit ing their mother, Mrs. S. A. Leaver ton of Ross Lane, who is recovering from a major operation. Here for Funeral Mrs. Ralph Arn old and son. Bill, arrived yesterday morning from Tillamook. Ore., to at tend the funeral here Saturday of Mrs Arnold's mother-in-law, Mrs. R. H. Arnold, who passed away Tuesday. Leave Friday Charles Burnett, agent for the Chicago, Rock Island railway, left Friday night for Portland, hiring been In Medford on a short business visit. E. A. Groves, also agent for Rock Island railway, left the sam evening for San Francisco, having ar rived with Mr. Burnett. Braeklnreeds Leaving Mr. and Mrs. Alin BracWnreed will be leaving Med ford at the end of this month, to mske their home is Portland, where Mr. Bracklnreen will have offices In the American National bank build ing, and will act as tax counsel to a group of several of the leading law firms of Multnomah county, Mr. Brackinreed's Income tax law practice in this city will be taken over by his office partner, A. Orin Schenek, who will retain the offices In the Medford building which they have occupied to gether for several years past. George Arliss in Craterian Hit After making screen history with hU portrayal In "The House of Roths child," George Arliss returns in an altogether different role to the Cra terian theater today In his new star ring picture "The Last Gentleman" probably the most unusual comedy to reach the screen sines the inception of talkies. The story, which depicts the amus ing and eventful efforts of an eccen tric hut lovabl old millionaire m choose a worthy iielr among hU var ious and colorful relatives, offer Ar liss another great rote, and the bttt llant artist achieves another charac terisation aa rich and complete a& even thotigh In a lighter vein "Ta House of Rotshchild." Cabot Barr Is a tyrannical hut good hearted old widower who first drlY$ his fnmlly from his household and then brings them back. Insisting upon meddling Into everyone else's affair Mr. and Mrs. Public Here is a picture that is just plain, ordinary swell! Humor, warmth, drama and heart appeal with capital letters! A Tremendous Successor to "Lady for a Day "U Lovable May Bobson In another grand role . . . mixing- laughter and tears romance and fun ... as Patsy, whose heart was in her bottle until she became an adopted "mother" to a chiseling, gold digging fan dancer 1 and then the fun began 1 STARTS TODAY Fl 5 DAYS! (fa Bu Qioico ,t xiAj-, XT' k with CAROLE LOMBARD ROGER PRYOR WALTER CONNOLLY ADDED Song Hit "Time On My Hands " "Adrentaret of Kewnrert Cameramen" Cartoon News NO ADVANCE IN PRICES! ADULTS 25c CHILDREN 10c "Come On Marines," at Roxy Studio Film fcdng byonu or Mondw wJtngn( of hrd-bMId, aft-tmns HUl lcrltT, Rlchird Artm, H- Mns In "Conw on Mirin op-rj co Kami, Monta Blue and thetrlat tha Roxy todny. a nnwntla one the old gestu man la finally dllhtd to find that utually naa aomeona hi bcUem ean toe traatad to fall Jlt to a tor tina. A aplndld aupportlna caat aaslata Mr, Artlaa In malting tha tllm full o! tbw, human cnuruinnwnt. Skint May OUrar, Ralph Morgan, Janet Beech. Charlotte Henry and Prank JUbertaos are a few of tha featured play era. Dene.' fined 10 George Dewtj, M, of Michigan, ma fined no js:er day In eity court, where he had been arraigned on ehargea of being drunk ia a public place. Dew? a armted Friday night by city police. Care Collide Care drlnn toy Adrian Praley, si, of 10 Weat Jackaon, and 0, Wilson. 7a, of 104 King i!rt, col. Uded at the Intersection of Slutto and Oakdale yeaterday at 11:05 a. m. Re porta filed ith city police indicated that Wilson failed to atop maU tt terlng Sixth atreet, Report Accident E-nt P:k. 3T, of San Dlega California, reported to city police yesterday that nia car col lided with an auto driven by Hobort T, Naah. of Granta Bass, at on the north Pacific highway. The re ports showed that Pike skidded on wet parement, Oae Mall Tribune want ada. 5V' is is W la?! if -m-yr " "Gallant Lady, starring Clive Brook and Asa Hsrdtnn which speas th Studio the Rter tods?, pr wnt on ol the most poignantly drams tic and mppetM&g jtorie hich baa coroe to Iht r a this season. Fined Yesterday G-?org Reynold. 44, a XkitlTa ol Oklahoma, wu fined $10 ia city eaurt jMt-rdKf, hfrli been arrested Fr1d a j irigttt by city police for drunkenne&s. Saturday in Juatloa court for barln do rtceipt of rfttrtlo:n fa a aotar re hide. 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Cussed... Cranky... Crabby... Cantankerous... Aa Arlin so grandly human you'll laugh . . ,' and cry ... In role you'll lov as much as he loved playing it I The distin guished star of "The House ot Rothschild" becomes Cabot Barr last gentleman of the Barr Family who tried so hard to become ."the meanest man In the world" . . . and found himself the most comical ... and beloved! ' .l.s mi mm 7 - r v laV I I I Supreme Artist of the Screen ... in "The LAST Gentl eman 99 ADDED . ALL-STAB COMEDY "Mrs, Barnacle Bill" "OUMPSES Or ERIN" PATHS NEWS with EDNA MAY OLIVER RALPH MORGAH CHARLOTTE HEHRY JANET BEECHER JOSEPH CAWTHORN
