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T MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1934. PAGE NTNK Local and Personal Civil Engineer Her Geo. Pair, civ il engineer from Portland, Is in Med zord for an indefinite stay, Returns from Cheyenne W. L Seward returned yesterday from Cheyenne where he spent two weeks on business. Roadmaster Arrives D. C. Harriss, roadmaster for the Southern Pacific lines at Olendale Is in town on busi ness. Visiting ..CouMn Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Chase left by train yester day to visit Mr. Chase's cousin who Is 111 In Portland. UVrk-encllne nt Sams Valley Week end guests at the James E. Edmis ton home in Sams Valley are Fred Colvlg jr., and John Reddy. Trail Man Visit H. P. Swingle of Trail returned recently from Port land where he has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. J. McHugh. Brewer Returns C. M. Brewer of the California Oregon Power Com pany returned yesterday from Port land where he has been on business since Thursday., Permit Issued Mrs. Melalne Her bert was Issued a permit to reshlngle the residence at 1013 South Oakdale and build a new garage at a cost of 250. Newman Attend' Meeting E. J. Newman, local representative of the Fuller 2rush Co.. Is In Eugene to at tend the annual meeting and ban quet of the Eugene branch of the company. Back to Rose vi He Robert Dough erty, of the Pacific Fruit Express company is leaving with his family by motor for Rosevllle, Calif, after having spent the Christmas vacation In this city. Tuny Bullls ' Here Seth "Tuny" Bui lis. now employed by the Stand ard Oil Co. of Richmond, Calif. Is In Medford to spend the New Year's va cation with his family. He will re turn Wednesday. a Dr. Sanders Returns Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanders returned from Portland Friday where Mrs. Sanders visited with relatives and Dr. Sanders spent the week studying roofless denture work with Dr. Glen Garret of that city. O'Hara to Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Hara are leaving shortly to spend the winter at Phoenix, Ariz. Mr. O'Hara, former popular owner of 'the Rlalto Cigar store, which he sold In October, assuros his friends that he will return In the spring. Culls Committee Meeting Com mander E. W. Wahl, of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, asks that all com mittee members be at the Oriental Gardens, Monday evening, at eight sharp, to make final arrangements for the Gold chavron ball, to be held there that night, Carnes Returns W. Q. Carnes. chief of the western division, branch of plans and designs of the U. B. park service offices In San Francisco, arrived Friday with the Intention of making an Inspection trip to the Oregon Caves, but discovered that there was too much snow there. He Is continuing north, and will return later to make an Inspection of Camp Oregon Caves, CCC. PAHCE Celebrate limtiih 'eve WITH Dinty Moore And His ORCHESTRA Dreamland CARNIVAL NIGHT Men Ladies 35c 10c DANCE LATE AHCB Mrs. flracleii " -re Mrs. Braden. formerly teacher at the Valley school is in Medford for the holidays. Spalding to Grants Pass Robert Spalding is spending the day In Grants Pass on business. Glnn's Have Visitor Mrs. John Bland of Lodl, Calif, is visiting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ginn. " I'ndergnes Operation Howard Dietrich, of Route 4 underwent a major operation at the Community hospital Wednesday morning. Whit smiths stop Over Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Whitsmlth,. of Eugene, stopped over In Medford on business yesterday while enroute to Pomona. Calif. Rain Beneficial John Duggan of Sams Valley was In town yesterday, and reports that the rain that has fallen In that section recently Is very beneficial to the crops. MEETING SLATED Plans for 1935 will be discussed In a series of meetings to be held be tween growers and members of the control board of the Oregon-Washington melon and tomato marketing sgreen-.ent In the various districts throughout Oregon beginning Janu ary 2. "It la the desire of the board that growers give, frankly, their opinions regarding the agreement whatever they may be." said Morton Tompkins Fine Cast in Craterian Picture mm ft -W With Mary Boland and Charlie Ruggles as the parents and Frances Lederer and Joan Bennett as the "bundling" pair In love with each othe, "Pursuit of Happiness," which introduces "Bundling" to the screen. Is at the Craterian theater for today and Monday. "Bundling, of which there were two varieties the first as a simple domestic makeshift arrangement aris ing from the necessities of a new country and the shortage of beds, and the second as between a man and hla maid who shared the same couch to save firewood during the long hours of courtship on a winter evening Is an old American custom from the days of the Puritans. "Pursuit of Happiness" details thai adventures of a shy and handsome Hesslon soldier who deserts the Brit ish army when he learns that the Declaration of Independence promises him "pursuit of happiness." His ad ventures with "bundling" furnish the material for much comedy before the climax In which he finds romance with a pretty Puritan. James Cagney in Rialto Film .1 N vvv1 tr7 of Dayton. Ore., chairman of the agreement's control board. "Produc tion control, better methods of en forcing the act, and conditions which may be peculiar to any single com munity will be covered In these meet ings between producers and those di recting the agreement." Meetings will Include Medford, Frl day, January 4, at 1 :30 p. m. ' 11 Viiiin i r tin Miiisiwi Msiiii lltl III II II IK IKK III It II II Mill M III IMIMI1 II II I III) Ligiajifii i "gg i Shows Today 1:45 3:15 - 7:00 - 9:00 TODAY and MONDAY HE KISSED HER! SHE SOCKED HIM! A roaring, brawl ing laugh-packed thrill and action comedy! . . . With Jimmy running wild as a rough, tough truck driv er -breaking hearts, chins and speed records! . . . And he can dish it out . .v . as well as take it! i i rx In THE ST.LOUI JAMES V LjnI with PATRICIA ELLIS ALLEN JENKINS ADDED TARTOON "Owl and the Fussy Cat' nrp.sic "A DAY IN T0KI0" NOVELTY NEWS S KID' t.1 v M Rough and ready James Cngney comes to the Rlalto theater for today and Monday In "St. Louis Kid," said tc be one of the most riotously funny as well as thrillingly dramatic pro ductions In which he has appeared. The story revolves about a milk trust war which Jimmy has. all unknow ingly, started by knocking a milk magnate colder than the proverbial wedge. The milk war leads to a score of thrilling situations In which Jimmy is arrested for a murder he did not commit, his girl is kidnaped, and another war with the band of ab ductors. The breath-taking action, lnternpersed with hilarious comedy, winds up In a novel and astounding climax. Patlcla EH Is 1 the girl, and Allen Jenkins plays the part of Jimmy's dumb pal who Is responsible for a largo share of his troubles. Snow Follows Dust PENDLETON. Ore.. Dec. 29. (AP) A watery anow began falling here this afternoon, following a drop in temperature. The snow was accom panied by a brlak which blew considerable dust oer the region this morning. A heavy snowfall Is hoped for by ranchers who have winter wheat seeded and now coming up. Pioneer Ctmmun Pavtes Burns, Ore.. Dec. 20. (AP) The death of Tom Hutton here Thursday night removed one of the most color ful of the pioneer stockmen of south eastern Oregon. 'Catherine the Great at Studio L..Vf.A ,. "Catherine the Oreat." production which opens at the Studio theater today, Is Alexnnder Korda's successor to the highly successful "Private Life of Henry VIII." It marks the American debut of Elizabeth Bergner. the most-talked- of actress of the European stage and screen. Co-starred with Miss Bergner la "Catherine the Great" Is Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., playing the erratlo Peter III. The story covers the events of Catherine's life at the Russian court from the day of her arrival to her triumphal march to the throne. Roxy Installs New Earphones For Deaf Another step In the Roxy theater's policy of constantly adding new equipment for the entertainment and comfort of its patrons is the installa tion of earphones for the hard of hearing. The new phones have been thoroughly tried out and people who were unable to enjoy tatklng pictures are now able to hear them almost perfectly. The phones are detachable and the patron asks for them at the door. There Is no extra charge for this added service, according to the management. DANCE at OASIS NEW YEAR'S EVE (Monday nlRht) Sprlm Floor NfW Music 11 ml. No. on C. lJik Hlshwur BmiWMmnttMuaMH Shows Today 1:45 - 3:15 7:00 - 9:00 iTTMimiTrriiiri miTT-HHM inirmiiiirariiMirMjwMiMwiMMMMMMiMMi i Mats ... 25c Eves . v. 35c Kiddies . . 10c TODAY and MONDAY ONLY! THERE IS Something New Under the Sun! AND YET IT'S OLD AMERICAN CUSTOM! fcy . Li.!' "BUNDLING" AH KJ w Ul m ..:- : . ' I' " i' it f JM MM Ml V ill lj IWW ; "i i - . ? -u x-- ni,iiLfifii.J A Bill ... It isn't kissing ... it isn't hugging ... it isn't necking . . . but it combines the best features of all three ! Introduced for the first time in this gay comedy drama of a handsome Continental who pursued hap piness across the Atlantic . . and finally caught it in the heart of a swoet Liberty Belle whose kisses made his ears ring! FRANCIS LEDERER lilt I . mm l ! 1 til J f I - "'J 1 ' MIDNITE SHOW NEW YEAR'S EVE Complete late show starting at 11:00 P. M. with JOAN BENNETT CHARLIE RUGGLES MARY BOLAND EXTRA I STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY "GOING BYE BYE" "Sentinels of Mediterranean" Newsreel
