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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 21. M34. PAGE THIRTEEN Local and Personal "Babbitt" Leaves Tonight J- 8. Smith a leaving thla evening by tr!n tor Ssa Fraacisoo. . Hutchison leaves Richard P. Hutchinson, discharged OCC enrole, left last nifiht by train lor Portlanl. Keff Leaves for Xorth Porter J. Keif, attorney, lJt last evening by train on a business trip north. t To Albany Miss Holen McKenzie la to leave MedXord by train this evening for Albany, Ore. On Furlouch RlehsM Rhymer ol a Medford district CCC camp, Is leav. ing today for Chchallr. Wash., on Christmas furlough. To Portland Among those was left Medford last evening by train 15 Jose Coolc, who was enroute to Port lend. Oat on Ball Jack Bailey of this city -was out on $10 ball today, hav. Ing been arrested last night by city police on charges of being drunk In a public place. Brief Visitor Frances Jensen of Eugene was a brief Medford visitor today, arriving on the Oregonlan airl leaving on the southbound United Airlines plane for Loa Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Juniper Visit Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Juniper of OJhkosh, Mich., arrived this morning by train to spend a few days In Me'llord on business. danceIS) Saturday Night DREAMLAND DINTY MOORE And His Orchestra Men 35d ' Ladies 10J DANCE 9 till 2 Saturday Night to the rhythm of So. Ore. Hottest Dance Band Jacksonville From Oakland Miss Marit Kemp of Oakland, Cel., arrived this morn ing on the Shasta and will apend t ie holidays visiting st Ea;!e Point w'.to her mother, Mrs. W. E. Pulton. To Grants Pa Mlsa Barbara Hampson left on tnia mornln'a Shaat for Grant Paa. to spend t ;e week-end with her father, T J." Hamp son. Here from Portland George Mitch ley of Portland, representative of the Sheffield Film Exchange, arrived tY.s morning on the Oregon ion to apend the day in Medford attending to business. Mrs. Reynolds Expected Mrs. Fretf Reynolds of Oklahoma City, Old., was expected to arrive today by train to Join her husband, who is visiting in Medford with his brother, 0. K Reynolds of Spring street. On Business Visit K. A. Thomas of Portland la spending the day In Medford, consulting merchants on the purchase of radios for the last fjw days' Christmas business. Thomas Is a representative of RCA Victor Co. Permit Issued A building permit was issued yesterday from the city building department to the Church of God. 213 Haven street, for con struction of an addition, at a cost of $50. . Returns to Portland Eugene J. Callaghan was among those leaving this morning on the Shasta, en route to his home In Portland after spend ing the last ten weeks visiting Wil liam Carr of the Applegate. as Thomas Visits J. D. C. Thomas of San Francisco, department of the in terior, division of lnvejt Lgatlon, ar rived this morning on the Shasta, and is staying in Medfoid for the dy before continuing north- ; Arrives from 'Frisco Mlas Evelyn R. Applegate was expected to arrive today from San Franclwo, by train, to be a guest over Christmas of her sister, Mrs. C. C. Chitwood of Jack sonville. V Enroute to Portland Joseph J Foster of Oakland, of Southern Pa cific lines newspaper service, was a brief Medford visitor this morning, having been on the Shasta enroute to Portland. Leaves for Riddle J. M. Cornutt of Rliiuie, Ore., lefi this morning on t;ie Shasta, having completed grading and government Inspection, work in con nection with the shipment of turkeys by the Southern Oregon Turkey as sociation. Cornutt had been in this city two days. Miss Chausse to Arrive Miss Dor othy Chausse will arrive Sunday to spend the holidays with her parent, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Chausse of the Medford public golf course. MX Chausse Is federal relief administrator for the northwest dlatiict of Wash ington, with headquarters at Everett ' Leave by Train Six passengers on the northbound United Airlines plane, piloted by Ralph Virden, whlcn w, unable to continue from Medford be cause of weather conditions yesterday, left last evening by train. They were P. J. Polsky, Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Mur ray, K. C. Caufman, R W. Olnutcd and A. A. Lalng. ADDITIONAL TOYS II In a last minute appeal to the people of Medford and vicinity, the Medford fire department is asking that their present supply of old and discarded toys be replenished. From present Indications the annual drive to procure these articles lor renovation will fall far short of the mark set for this year. In co-operation with the Ladv Lions, the local firemen are gather ing up all the unwanted and used children's playthings In and around the city of Medford. These articles are repaired and painted by the city Firemen and distributed to the less fortunate youngsters whose parents are not able to afford the little things that bring Joy to the hearts of the kiddles. The Lady Llona club, telephone 834-Y. are handling the distribution and collection of the toys and play things. For the convenience of any one having these articles, who dees not want to keep them, call the Medford fire department at 849. or the Lady Lions club, and they will be Immediately picked up. Babbitt." greatest of the bmclair Lewis novels which brought to that dlstlnmiUhcd author the honor ol being the first American to win the Nobel prlzo In literature, la sched uled aa the feature attraction at the Craterlan theater for Sunday and Monday. . Transferred to the screen with all Its subtle humor, Its philosophy. Its dramatic situations and Its Irony, and given a remarkable cast headed by Allna MacMahon and Ouy Klbbee, the film version of "Babbitt" Is ex pected to rival In popularity the book on which It Is based. Stated Communication of Medford Lodge No. 103. A. at 7:30 p. m. Election and Installation of officers. Vis iting brothers Invited. V. A. NORRIS, W. M OBO. A.LDEN. Secy. Don't forget Oriental Gardens. Sat urday night. Use Mall TrlDune want ads. i ii m w mwj u'tai,.' "a , t j. wiwwwtniiwii i . n jiiiiui i mi fcftBiTWiWisht'.srt in m- - -' - M Adults V"Mim W4 Kiddles .20. KliyjlLU lOe .Aniline ! I J i 1 Anytime TODAY and SATURDAY HE BIT ON THE HOOK HE HAD BAITED FOR SOMEBODY ELSE! 1 Eoen Ihe president of a marriage bureau If ' & i bat no defense against ifr t , i(-t With STUART IRWIN ROCHELLE HUDSON Mil KIITON ikiiti oauaoHH .TON CHUICHIU BEN BLUE in "The Prize Sap" Mfloilv Msrter "EARBER SHOP BLUES" TATIIK NKW5 l:ENT i.m ii I'liisiiilrii ii) "iTtsVi SI N. ION. I.CI.IR HOWARD "Of Human Bondage" with netie Davis France P-e, Ksr Johnton A result wherein a plaintiff in a civil action "loses when she wins" has arisen In the damage action of Ruby Knight against Charles Dodson and wife, according to Attorney Gus Newbury. A rerdict giving Mrs. Knight 50 from Mrs. Dodson was returned by a JacksDn county Jury last month. No award waa returned against Dodson. Mrs. Knight was granted Judgment against Mrs. Dodson for 931, making the total $81. Judgment was ren dered against Mrs. Knight, In favor of. Dodson, for 6160. The two Judg ments, for and against, leave Mrs. Knight loser In the case by $79, Mrs. Knight sued the Dodson's for 2500. alleged damages, as the result of a neighborhood fuss last summer in which a child was slapped. The litigants live on Beatty street, this city. CODDING WILL ATTEND PROSECUTORS MEING District Attorney George A. Cod ding left last night for Portland to attend the annual meeting of the district attorneys of Oregon. He will Introduce a resolution calling upon the next session of the legislature to restore to .the Oregon Criminal Syn dicalism law the portion eliminated. The resolution holds that In Us prest ent form the criminal syndicalism law "is Inadequate to curb the activi ties of organisations and agitators seeking to overthrow the American government by force. The resolution combats the efforts of upstAte organizations to have the criminal syndicalism law repealed. "Among the Missing," at Rialto r , y s v v-.,. " Pocatello Kid -Amung me Aliasing'' at tho Rialto theater for todnv and Saturday fea tures a popular cast In the persons of Richard Cromwell, Henrietta Oros- man, Billie Seward and Arthur Hohl. Dealing with a gang of Jewel thieves, the story concerns an old 1 1 1 Powell and Loy in Evelyn Prentice After making blg.hlta with their parts in "Manhattan Melodrama" and again in "The Thin Man,'' one ex pects a great deal from tho team of Vviiiiam Powell and Myrna Loy. And "Evelyn Prentice," which opened yes terday at the Crnterlnn theater comes through in fine style, with both stars again delivering memorable performances. Again playing husband and wife. Evelyn Prentlco" has Powell and Miss Loy this time enmeshed In an amazing problem, worked out In one of the most dramatic courtroom Ken Maynard plays a dual role In "The Pocatello Kid," which will be on the bill at the Roxy theater to morrow. In it Ken will be eeen as the Pocatello Kid, an escaped convict seeking to escape from the pursuing posse, and ae Jim Bledsoe, his brother, renegade sheriff, the tool ol a band of unscrupulous cattle rustlers. m i no hcuuu oi iita a ram a is laei and continuous. A number of new tricks .will be performed by "Tarean." Ken May- imrd's wotidcrful trained horse. The favorite Xmas gift Miss Bay lor's Ccocolates. East Side Pharmacy. Main & Riverside. A. A. A. WEAR BETTER. CLOTHES Suits and O'coate to measure, (21 50 up. Klein the Tailor, Upstairs. Christmas Seals are the hall-mark of health. Buy them and use them generously. DANCE at OASIS SATURDAY NIGHT No dusts Rood rioor. Good crowds, good music lUMSfl TONITE NILS ASTIIKR In "LOVE CAPTIVE" Plus First local shotting "CKT THAT I.IOX" SATURDAY Continuous Shows 1 to 11 , Framed by a Killer! M -m Wu mm BTi B PLUS BING CROSBY In "DREAM HOUSE" Betty Boop cartoon, 'Betty Boop'i Trial' THE IRON DEATH STARTS SUNDAY OUY LOMBARDS and HI3 ROYAL CANADIANS George Burns Gracie Allen In 'MANY HAPPY RETURNS' woman. ' Aunt Martha." piayed ty Henrietta Crosman. who disappears uom noma oiuy iu bevumo invuiVed with tho robbers, acting as their cook. The situations that arise offer many surprises and thrills which lead to a startling climax. acenes presented on the screen In many a month. It Is the drama of a great criminal attorney, who, on the eve of a second honeymoon with his wife, finds her enmeshed In the tangled maze ot motives and evict ?nce in which he 1 etruffgling to svo a woman's life. Myrna Loy, as Evelyn Prentice, the wife, whoso misstep leads to the dramatic highlights of the plrture, once again proves herself one of the most versatile actresses on the screen. Numerous bits of comedy remind one of the light bits of the former picture, "The Thin Man," with the Esnme delightful charm prevailing throughout the entire production. Studio Comedians 4 t4 x & "Wit L.AiS.'.)ir'S.A. V iA 3e?J-iM V 4s ! Skeets" Oallighfr and Stuart Er win are a couple of matrimonial pro moters In the comedy, ''Bachelor Bait," now playing at the Studio theater. he received word from Red Devil, who has reached El Paso, Texas, say ing that the mysterious meanle wants to get a return engagement with Pete Belcastro, the Italian grappler who kicked him out of the ring here two weeks ago. Lillard says the hooded demon is on the warpath for Belcastro. and will meet him In & free-for-all, - winner-take-all or any other type of match. Accordingly, the promoter Is negotiating with Pete for the return tussle. While the belligerent Italian t making up his mind Lillard will attempt also to sign up such big time grapplera as Paul Boesch. the Brooklyn drop-kicker, or Louis Ba cag&lupl, the terrible Italian. Christmas Seals are penny health. Insurance. , 4- Use Mall Tribune want ads. LILLARD 10 SEEK In an effort to bring to Medford ; soma of the wrestling talent that ; has been centering In Portland and iscnttl fnr iha taut nivArM mnntha. i Promoter Mack Lillard ta leaving for the north this week-end. and j announced that the next card at the armory will probably be on Janu ary 3. The promoter stated today that ' The Ideal Xmas GiftHunt Theatres Coupon Book ' AVAll.AMI.F. IN fl.Sfl and J5.00 SIZES. ASK TUB CASIIIKR E2SS3T0DAY and SATURDAY! & Mi Mild mm Among the missing but he rosfl out of t.hfl flhfiHnwft in hrrur f romance and joy into the livos of others 1 i with RICHARD CROMWELL HENRIETTA CROSMAN . BILLIE SEWARJL----!3 L I L IIP'SI CS3SUN-M0NESS3 , - m mr m 1 IV Plnvtng the two I R most Mn:itlonnl fi f; , filler of Mn career It lM 'n n rut limiting yc' f'rnnm' 7 m FAfiES with MARY ASTOR. RICARDO CORTEZ AA A E CLARKE iii;aJhnwii,4'XitV.. ri Christmas ill. ILL GIFT Night ORIENTAL GARDENS DANCE SAT. HITE BOTH HALLS . Men 35J Ladies 10tf Tvsr. m nuiiiaiian,uiiiutwniis ssv.au iipm.)is)iiisiiii,.i Mats . . .'i'ti Gtss . . . 33(' Klddln-ioc The Ideal Xmas Gift-Hunt Theaters Coupon Book AVAILABLE IN SS.50 anA S.O0 (USES ASK THE CASniF.B Postively Ends Tomorrow Night ! THEY'VE DONE IT AGAIN! Another grand triumph for the most popular team in . pictures today! POWELL LOY I i UNA MERKEL PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT I ATtcr lout show No extra charge "Dragon Murder Case" Warren William Margaret Lindsay l aft fil, lM3 g SUMMON W ABIC SHOT : r K- WHO WENT I Sinclair Lewis' hilar ious novel that has made the world laugh in 17 different languages . . brought to the screen by the perfect Babbitt . , to and GLEN BOLES MAXINE DOYLE' MINNA GOMEELL1 Berton CHURCHILL i.. M ,oudor than everl WMMMMM
