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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. AUGUST 13. 1935. PAGE ELEVE Local and Personal From Iry Creek William Pergu ,on wa In Medford Irom hl ranch on Dry creek- ' From Clilco Torn Wray returned from a business trip to Chloo. Cali fornia', Friday. ; From Applefate Herman Offen bacher or the Applefjata district -visited in the city yesterday. Tnhle Rwl' Visitor D. Morrison oX Table Roc It spent yesterday visiting friends In this city. . Paul Lut Recovers Paul Luy was downtown yesterday for the first time in several days, following an attack of flu. At Diamond lJke Mr. and Mrs. J. Buff of Salem were In Medford yes terday enroute to their summer cabin t Diamond lake. At Seven Lakes Mr. and Mrs. Au brey Norrls are now on- vacation, which they are spending In the Sev en Lakes country. Hoy Craft Returns Roy Craft re turned Saturday after a vacation dpent visiting hi father at McCleary. Washington. phadivlck Here Donald Chadwlck, of Portland, formerly of Medford. Is in the city now. visiting with his grandmother. Mrs. Bell Llttrell. At Wakefield Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sllllman, of the San Joaquin valley In California are visitors this week at trw Jack Wakefield home. .Visiting From h. A. Francis Neff is in Medford this week from her home- in Los Angeles, visiting with relatives and friends. Wade to Rose City M. L. Wade left last nlht for Portland, to meet Mrs. Wade, with whom he will re turn Tuesday. Here From Coos Buy John W. Nel son, advertising manager of the Coos Bay Times at Marshfleld was In Med ford Saturday on business. Marketlne Melons Bob Fields of Central Point was In the city Satur day marketing his crop of water melons and cantaloupes. Mrs. Calkins Leaves Mrs. Eleanor Calkins Is spending the week end ,rith her husband at Williams creek, at the home of Mrs. Calkins' par ents. Contractor does Through Frank Rhoades, contractor on the Dlllard Trall cut-off road went through this city, stopping briefly, while enroute to the home owners meeting at Dia mond lake today. Ml!s Dlrklmon Leaves Miss Bur dine Dickinson, of Mitchell, S. D-, left Saturday after visiting for sev eral weeks here with Miss Gladys Henderson and Mlas Pearl Davis. From .Summer School Orvllle Wil son returned to his home here tile last of the week after spending most of the summer at the University of Oregon summer session. Visiting MrCrertlps Lieut and Mrs. S. J. Cunningham of Oakland. Calif., are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clatous McCredle here. Mr. Cunning ham Is Mrs. McCredie's cousin. On Drunk Charee Charles Jesse man was arrested Friday night on a charge of being drunk in a public place, and was lodged In the city Jail overnight. At Diamond Lake Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lamport, and Mrs. Vern VanDyke .are spending the week end at the Lamport summer home at Diamond lake, having left here yesterday. Home Owners Meet All home own ers at Diamond lake will meet today to confer with forestry officials re garding the possible building of a new road around the lake. The meet ing will be held at the Diamond Lake resort. Ashland vs. Klamath Today The Ashland baseball nine will Journey to Klamath Falls today to meet the Red Sox on their home field for the last game of the season. In previous encounters. Klamath has won three out of four games. Hardy will pitch to McLean?" Ouests Orln Schmck Home Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Olfford and little daughter Beverly, from Cedarvllle, Calif., are guests at the A. t Orln Schenck home here, having arrived unexpectedly to visit father Schenck who Is quite 111 at his home, on Mis tletoe street. N. L. Olfford and son Jay of Grants Pass were calling at the Schenck home Saturday evening, State PoIIra to School Capt. Lee M. Bown. and privates Phil Stansbury and J. C. Johnson left yesterday by motor for the suite police training school at Camp Clatsop. Capt. Bown will have complete charge of the school during the ensuing week. Pri vates McKlnnon and Bush are due back In Medford today after a week spent at the school. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Holly Court No. i. Call Jackson Co. Building and Loan Assn., 185. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Repos sessed. 8 foot, double door DeLuxe model used three months. Balance of contract 181. Also one new six foot box. never used, for M5. See Denlson at 101 Crater Lake Ave. LOST Black leather puree. Return Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Comfortable house 1123 W. Main. roomy BOARDERS by day or week. 324 8. Grape. FOR SALE 1931 Chevrolet, long wheel base truck, reconditioned, new paint. Ideal for fruit hauling, at a Real Buy. Rogue River Chev rolet, Inc. 32 N. Riverside. STAR '27 Pickup, canopy top, new rubber, good condition. This Is a snan. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FOR SALE Turkeys. Lyden House, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Ideal cattle ranch, 320 acres In Green Springs district Completely fenced, stocked with cattle. Irrigation. Timber. Good house r.nd barn. Reasonably priced. Box 6323, Tribune. FOR SALE One gray mare. 1650 lbs. Good work mare. Call 17-F-14. FOR SALE Used fruit warehouse, trucks. Medford Pipe & Mach. Co. North Riverside. HAVE YOUR FURNITURE REUP HOLSTERED. REFINISHED, RE GLUED. Tlllbault. Phone 969-R for estimate. LOST Diamond wedding ting. Re ward. 515 Pennsylvania. WANTED Will buy or trade for a number of used Chevrolet or Ford pick-ups. Rnoue River Chevrolet. Inc. 32 N. Riverside. FOR RENT Partly furn 4-room house and garage. 410'4 Hamilton. s.5.00 REWARD for Information lead ing to the recovery of one milk goat. All white, short hair, large size. Thought to be stolen by tran sients. Call 44 North Front St. Do you Need Glasses? Si8 Dr. R. M. HOOD OPTOMETRIST Tel. 283-R Sparta Bide. 4U5 B. Main St. Medford Skillful Service Reasonable Prices ANYTIME; KtDOIESJ Stars of Grace Moore Musical Hit .Jf. !. I'l l lit lifii Busbv Berkelev's famous (lancnn; show hit of the year, ' Gold Diggers i Dw,n responsible. ol 103a." is piaying at rne noxy ine-1 M. E. Simpson, store clerk, was ater today and Monday with Dlck;badly burned and cut and suffered Powell, Gloria Stuart. Adolphe Men- r(.ntlv from shock. Mrs. Ralnh Orlmes Alice Brady. Frank McHuph andWns cllt and bburned. Dorothy Dare topping the cast with song, romance and laughter. born. Te dog, a tiny but Intelligent Animal, m colored white and tan. and according to Muck la insured at IJoyd'a In London for 10.000. Hp aald he paid $1,000 for her when she waa but two month old. Joel Chandler Harris, author ol many tales of Negro folklore, wrote volumes. He was a native ol Georgia. With a supporting cast that in cludes Leo Carrlllo and the two new stars, Michael Bnrtlett and Robert Allen, "Love Me Forever.' starring the lovely Grace Moore In the successor to "One Night of Love." opens a three- day engagement at the Craterlan the ater today. With Victor Schertzlnger. who di rected the first picture, guiding the i heard destiny of this new film, "Love Me Forever" ha been built about the rise to fame of a society deb who. suddenly finding herself about pen niless, puts herself under the guid ance of an Italian gambler and cafe owner who flnancea her studies and thrusts her Into grand opera success. Drama, romance and the glorious singing of Mlsa Moore make the film a noteworthy follow-up to the first picture. Modern and operatic melo dies are blended together to allow both types of music their proper place. Among the numbers to be are "Love Me Forever, tne theme; operatic selections from Le Boheme." "Rlgoletto," "Funlcull- Funlcula," "II Baclo.' "Jingle Bells," 'The Bells of St. Mary's," "Rings on My Fingers" and ft ragtime tune, "Whoa." Today & Mon. 11 0T. vs Soqs; it r - 3 Ad e U'S'V- "iT fit tfS, , ' A Errrm Aided Attractions LITTLE DUTCH MILL" "iOIXT LITTLE KLVFV Color Canwns NEWS No Oregon Lli-ense Dewey M. Kuehl. driving a lare Callfornlo mov ing van, was arrested here late Friday afternoon on & charge of driving an out of state truck without Oregon plates, was fined (10 and costs of 4.M In Justice court Saturday. The fine was suspended upon procuring of a license. From Beagle Mrs. Ruby Schuli of Beagle waa a Medford visitor yester day. Valuable Dog Eddie Mack. Seattle salesman, was In Medford with a toy Pekingese dog of the Siberian varie ty Friday claiming it to be one of only seven with such coloring ever TODAY and MONDAY A COLLEGE COURSE IN SWEET ROMANCE! . . . His Father Went Collegiate and anipetl on the enmpns to bust up his son's ronianoe mi 1 ,"V ill ekrtffiSajr!! MUSIC 1 S0N0S I LAUGHS!... and 24 of the Btuniiing:- est Co-Eds who ever broke a freshman ' heart! ... the old man went Ga Ga tool 1 uA'V:'5 Vt . rXTRt ADDKO ATTRACTIONS SONG HIT STORY "Bounding Main" Cartoon - Novelty . News n "Gold Diggers" 2 STORE EXPLOSION BEND, Ore., Aug. 17. (AP) Sev eral persons were Injured, one seri ously, and the Bend Hardware com pany's store was badly damaged by an explosion late today. Firemen believed the blast was caused by explosion of several keRR of black powdor and dynamite caps In the store. A match, dropped Into trail of powder. Is believed to have it kind In central Oregon, serving the entire mid -state region. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many frlenda for their kind expression of sympathy and many beautiful lioral offerings during our recent bereavement. Mra Luther Rigga and family. 4 Use Mall moune want arts Geologists Near Death MOSCOW. Aug. 17. (AP) Sevsn geologists, exploring for the first time the crater of KUutcheff volcano In the Kanchatka peninsula, barely es caped with their Uvea when the crater suddenly filled with smoke and sul phur gas, dispatches reported today. Cse Mall Tribune want ada. A ftre that followed the explosion 1 waa quickly checked. j The store Is one of the largest of Delicious French Dinners AT T1IK CHATEAU TODAY From 5 p in. to 8 p. m. Handicraft Shop Will Be CLOSED ON MONDAY To re-arrange merchandise and make final mark-downs for last week of selling! SALE ENDS SATURDAY See Monday's Tribune for Bargain Prices! 42 South Central YOU'LL SIGH. ..AND DREAM n i iuf flfjpyj! V hi I -.-AND LIVE ANEW' ( Today 1 . . : when the divine star of "One Night of L "emy Jf 3 Days Love" bursts into glorious song ... as drama, Awatd( StrSKk romance music are brilliantly blended into jlr' f e rantest ' a musical romances!! ; J -.' y'-'k:)iA fN HA I - ' , If Ltf ' t ' t r I' S in ner new picture 1 lovemeporever; V E V - '-A - with J n. S L...;:i LEO CARRILLO ZJ ! . ,; MICHAEL BARTLIlT ROBERT ALLEN 'jT f ' 1, r,.n .v x..; Jiy Directea oy Victor Schertzinger LikUA " 1 ' - waai.naeatcu n 1 1 Bgw . J , ' I Our Onnj Ha Comllralnni In EXTRA You'll Rave About Thl Colorloon I ' v , I "Anniversary Trouble" O ADDED O "The Good Little Monkeys' j if-"' j AKj (hi- l.alMt Nws Evrnta TREATS The Rral RurcrMor to "3 rigs" Shows Today 1:46-3 15 7:00-9:00 I, mi phi.iiiii mi mi yww yy" ' wi imwiajwiiin.w Mats . . Eves . i Children 25c 35o 10c 3 2Jj2J22iSiiiij 3
