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OTJDFCmT) M'ATL TRTBITNE. rET)FOT?T). 01?Efl-0NT. FRIDAY, SEPTFfBF.K 24. 1937. PAOE TrrTRTEEJT LOCAL and In A ftli land Tom Freed was among Medford visitors in Ashland this week, transacting business there yesterday. From Ashland Ned Mars of Ash land was a Medford visitor this morn ing. Business Callers Mrs. Henry Nel son and daughter Jewell of this city wen among business callers In Ash land Wednesday. Radio Club Meet Rogue Valley Radio club will meet tonight at 8:15 o'clock at the home of Wallace Brill on Lozler Lane. Moves Office Dr. B. L. Lageaon has moved his offices from the Med ford Center building to 219 in the Fluhrer building. From Central Point H. J. Fleischer of Central Point was calling In Med ford this morning on business mat ters. Wort man Guest Leaves Mrs. Ber nle Titus of Seattle, Wash., who has hn vtsltlna at the J. R. Wortman home, returned to Seattle Friday. From Eastern Oregon Ray Marx returned to eastern Oregon this 1 morning after spending two days transacting business here. Here Wednesday Among out-of town residents calling here Wednes day were Ed Petty and son Wayne, Al Brower and Logan Ntnlnger, all of Ashland. In Ashland Rev. D. D. Randall of this city, American Sunday school missionary for southern Oregon, and Rev. W. L. Ray were Ashland visitors Wednesday. To Sutherlln Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lyman left by motor car today for Sutherlln, Ore., where they will visit for a few days with friends and rela tives. Here Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Whittle of Ashland were calling on friends and business acquaint ances here yesterday. Also here yes terday from Ashland were Jimmy Culler and Harold Ricks. CARNIVAL DANCE AT THE OASIS SAT. SEPT. 25 New Loud Speaking System, Spring Floor, Peppy Music by "Rogue River Rliytlim Boys" CARNIVAL DANCE ..; AT THE OASIS SAT., SEPT. 25TH New Loud Speaking System, Spring Floor, Peppy Music by "Boguc River Rhythm Boys" PERSONAL To Sacramento Edith Nichols, em ploye In the city superintendent's office, plana to leave for Sacramento tonight to visit her cousin. Maxlne Nichols, over the week-end. , Rebuild Oarage Nick Kune of 336 North Oakdale avenue applied at the city building Inspector's office yes terday for a permit to rebuild a pri vate garage at a stated cost of VIM. Returns to Portland Winifred Ayers, teacher at Reed college in Portland, returned to her position Wednesday after spending a wk8 visit with Mr. and Mra. E. T. Allen of the Allen hotel, To Portland Captain and Mrs. H. J. Melrlng, accompanied by Mrs. E. J. Brugger and daughter Audrey, are leaving tomorrow morning for Port land. They will return to Medford next week. Visit Here Mrs. F. H. Crowson, Mrs. Tom Carter and children of Ash land and Mrs. Ed Cary and Mrs. Tom Gorman spent Wednesday here on business and visiting with Mrs. John Redden. Mrs. Cary of Santa Cruz and Mrs. Gorman of San Francisco are house guests of Mrs. Crowson. Tonsils Removed Patients at the Osteopathic hospital this week In cluded Miss Nellie Nipper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nipper of route 4, who had her tonsils removed yes terday morning, and George R. Potts of Central Point, who underwent tonsllectomy this morning. Gets Huge Buck G. Ntcewood of Medford returned room the Bly coun try yesterday with a muletail deer weighing 204 pounds. He immediate- ly entered It In the contest being sponsored by Lamport. Durward Porter bagged a blacktall in the vicin ity of Eagle Point yesterday. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. A. Cop ley and Glen and Carl Bennett of Ogalalla. Neb., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Scrtpter. Mrs. Copley Is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Scripter and Carl and Glen are nephews. They plan to remain about two weeks. Transferred Here Ruth HIM. tor merly employed by the Baker county relief committee, has been trans ferred to Medford and will aot aa case worker for the Jackson county relief committee, with headquarters In the city hall. She began her new duties early thla week. . . Moving to Portland Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson of 510 South Holly will leave Saturday morning for Port. land where they will make their per manent home. Mr. Thompson Is with the Shell Oil company and has re cently been promoted to the district office In Portland. ... Trip Planned Southern Oregon Oem and Mineral society wlU take field trip Sunday for the study of petrified leaves and wood In the vie- lnlty of Nichols bluff ond Round Top mountain, about six miles north of Eagle Point. All members and friends are asked to bring a lunch and meet at the chamber of commorce building by 9 a. m. Tonight and Tomorrow Mm A Real Treat for Every Member of the Family! Com edy, Songs, Dances everything you could wish fori ! The Follies Revue That funny fella' of Broadway musical hits MAURICE CASH and these top-notch FLO Brlnj Bl ART thoM bine. 4 SCARLETS ThjH maka you iap VERA ROSS AND HER FLYING FINGERS Big-time Vaudeville , . in Big-time style . . . what a happy joy show for your entertainment PLUS ON THE SCREEN Here's romping romance . gay, gooft, delirious from hold-up to crah to a cell to love! "Married Before Breakfast" ROBT. YOUNG Florence Rice Vlslu Today Out-of-town visitors here today Included Mrs. A. O. Allen of central Point. I I i Receives Attention Rachel Schmidt of Jacksonville waa In Medford this morning to receive medical attention. Trail Visitor R. Morgan of Trail waa transacting business and calling on friends In Medford yesterday. ... From Phoenix Mra. C. K. Mcclain of Phoenix waa calling on friends and transacting business here today. ... From Talent Mr. and Mrs. Tom Temple of Talent were among out-of-town residents calling In Medford this morning. Dismissed from Hospital Lieut. John Rosenbaum. commander 01 Camp Agnesa CCC, waa dismissed from the Sacred Heart hospital Tues day, following an appendectomy. Lieut, and Mrs. Rosenbaum returned to Agness Wednesday. Lieut. Coates Here Lieut. T.' P. Coates, formerly with the Meoiora CCC dlstllct, waa a caller here early In tho week. Lieut, and Mrs. coates and family have been staying In Au burn, Cel.. since ther departure in August" and will leave soon for Los Angeles to reside. ... Special Meeting A special meeting of the advisory hoard of the First Baptist church Is called for tonight at 8 o'clock to confer with a New York church official. The board is made un of trustees, finance commit tee. deacons and deaconesses, church officers. Sunday school superintend ents and presidents of organisations. Drunks Punished Floyd E. Ingrlm of Medford and Charles F. Spenee of Hollywood. Cal., were each fined 10 In city court this morning on a charge of drunkenness. George Antnony Miller waa sentenced to 10 days In lall or leave town Immediately, the same charge. He told the Judge he would leave town. John Lawrence Ford, 34. of Alabama was to appear later on a drunk charge. ... Airport Arrlvnls Arlvtng at Med for municipal airport, toaay we CaDt. H. Mlnty. .piloting a Douglas army plane, en route from Fort Lewis to Hamilton field; ueui. Dllotlnz a Northrup army plane, en mntjt from March Iieia. uaiuoniin, w Marahfleld, Ore., to visit his parents; nd John R. Fulton In a Stlnson, from Seattle to California. Arrivals late yesterday were Berkeley Brandt, Jr., piloting a Falrchlld, en route from San Francisco to Seattle where be la a student at the University of washlnnton. and F. W. Oraham. pilot. tag a Waco, en route from Seattle to Sacramento. Duce Inaugurates Relic Exposition ROME. Sent. 34. ( AP) Italy modern Caesar, Premier Benito Mus ftiiwt tndav Inaugurated a vast ex position of imperial Rome on tho qnnntw. annlvorftflrv of the Year Of thA hirth nf Emperor Augustus. With a group of diplomats and high officers of state, II Duce strode through the largo exhibition rooms where are gathered 10.000 different objecte reconstructed from the old Roman era. "We must go back to Augustus to find a spectacle that compares to what Italy offers today," II Duce said recently. ' Mat. and Eve, ON THE STAGE supporting acts DRAKE & DIANE Dancing In the modern manner JANE & RALPH Did yon say "tap danrlng'f Mat . 3r Etp - - 40 Klddlra - - 10c Vaudeville Acts And Screen Show On Holly Program Although an accepted fact that the main attraction Is the vaudeville ap pearing on the stage "The Follies Revue." featuring Maurice Cash and other headllncrs of 'in the fle&h" entertainment nonetheless the screen feature will undoubtedly release much merriment among the audi ence. With Robert Young and Florence heading the cast, the story tells of a young Inventor who acquires robot and encountera an immed iate change of fortune. Engaged to marry a society girl, he meets lovely girl at a travel agency, sne also la engaged and the Inventor trya to help her fiance sell Insur ance. The plot Involves the Inventor and the girl In a series or remarkable adventurea, Including a thrilling Jewel robbery and a kidnaping. Eventually they are arrested. And In their re spective cells they discover love. But In between times, both before ano after they meet and encounter their many escapades together, the merri ment runs wild, leading many review ers to call the film a "sleeper," which. In picture parlance, means a surprise hit show both for picture fans ana exhibitors. Thompson Creek THOMPSON CREEK, Sept. 24. (Spl) Percy D. Porter, wlfo and son of Santa Marie, Cal.. visited Mr. Por ter's sister, Mrs. Frank Decker. Mrs. Martha Mee has been called to Seattle to see her mother who Is very 111. ' Thompson creek Sunday acnooi opened again September 12, after a vacation during the not summer months. ADDleaate Home Economics club met at Jane Masons wnn a gooa attendance. t Most Thompson creek men are or have been In the high hills hunting. W. D- Brown of Dana, Cal., visited his daughter, Mrs. Naomi oassaway. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Durham ana son of Fontana, Cal., vlsltod Mrs. Durham's sister, Mrs. Frank Decker. Wiley Turnbaugh returned Sep tember 18 after three weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Clint Vroman. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Elmore start ed September 17 for Cottars Grove and visited Mr. Elmore's mother and sisters. From there they went through the McKenzle pass which they report as wonderful, after which they came home September 19 by way of Bend and Diamond lake, which thev found lust closing for the season. Jane Mason visited Berteena Elmore September 19. First frost of the season struck Thompson creek September 32 with out doing any serious damage. Oregon: Fair tonight, local frosts in the east portion; Saturday fair with rising temperature In the In terior, moderate northerly wind off the coast. Saturday Only! Shows 1-3-7-9 Blazing Guns Big town, racketeers meet more than their match in fluMlnr Dirk Arlenl ADDED TREATS 2-KEEL MUSICAL CARTOON . NEWS JOBINSON SUNDAY MONDAY Positively Ends Tonight ! ill t 7 ITifc ci i , i MHCHCt 1 1 r "Topper" Opens """iSla. ! Time out for romancing as Connie Bennett and Gary Grant forget their hectic adventures In Topper." which comes Sunday to the Cratertan the atre, and Indulge In some love-making so rudely Interrupted by an auto mobile crack up. From the delightful farce conceiv ed by Thome Smith. "Topper" has 1 i A . Y m m v.v .!'Avfr v.. n: a 1 -JJ(Jk,t Jean Harlow Picture Returns Here lik&i 4 Robert Willinms ond Jean Harlow In a romantic scene from Jean's most beloved ptcture, "Platinum Blonde," which returns to the Biol to theatre Sunday for a three-day run In -response to the Insistent demands of her fans. Loretta Young Is co-starred In the film which Frank Capra di rected. Robert Williams' a one-time Binning Bid for Mine, JOHANNESBURG. (UP) A bid of one shilling (25 cents) was offered for the mineral rights of the famous Doom hoe k platinum mines nt a pub D! Showa 1:00-3:15 6:43-9115 Fiction's Greatest Diamond Thief 'Oat " ' f C3 TODAY and SAT! Two fl"'J T GENE AUTRY .. l-rib mmmi ridge mm Pimgn . adventure , ilfnr fights nRilnt I ml '.t'v SUN Rf;Tl RNEti: bl rolrf that won! her It n a r t or n 1 1 I lon Plui Chfatfr Murrla 'FLIGHT FROM Run Here Sunday 3 vA -,m been adapted to tne screen and. from all reports, la one of the most delicious and novel comedy hits the screen has ever known. The story of a timid soul who Is adopted by two "spooks" for their "good deed," "Top per's" hectic adventures with his "now you see them, now you don't" hosts, make unique, hilarious film entertainment. promising actor now among the Im mortal, supports the blonde star In the film which gave her her name and widespread reputation. "Flight From Glory," aviation drama set In the Andes mountains, shares double bill honors with "Platinum Blonde." Chester Morris, Whitney Bourne and Onslow Stevens share starring roles In the alr-romanoe. lic auction here. The shares of the mine at one time were "talked up' to $25 and were Involved In one of the jnost sensational collapses the Rand share market has ever seen MaU . . E?el . . Kitldlr, toe 33c 1 0c IS BACK...! Her newest adven ture sends Sophie to Hollywood . .. . and crafty competition 1 R E T T A T m PLATINUM BLONDE', flANK CAPIA ."" iraiwJ At Pine Cone The deacon and city slicker la one of the acts now featured at the Pin Cone. They are two of four stars of the famous Crockett Family, famous radio and stage performers, now appearing on the stage of the Pine Cone. Gosslin Ignored On Greeter List SALEM. Sept. 2V CP) W. L. Goss lin, private secretary to Governor Charles H- Martin, declared today that he had not taken to heart the omission of his namo from the list of committees to greet President Roosevelt on, his visit to Oregon next Tuesday. "I might name a photographle committee' myself," Gosslin said. 'The Democratic lenders In Portland apparently have overlooked such committee In completing their ar rangement. uoftslln once served as president of the Young Dcmocratlo organiza tion in uregon. Rlryrle Ridden 43 Years. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP) Despite his age, James D. Young. 72, who sharpens saws, still rides his ancient, safety model blcyole 10 or 12 miles a day In making his deliveries. Since he acquired his bicycle 42 years ago, ho estimates he has ridden It many thousands of miles. Here Comes 'Topper' Starting Sunday Get a Load of This! and get an Idea of the loads of fun In store for yon when "Topper" sets the town on Iti earl These ate the penile that made henpecked Mr. Topper the life of the party and howl I I f i i i i ' mill nun This It picture of OIa jour aweetheart Connie and Car; dose of thla end when they pat their Tonll be able to tee ECTOPLASM to workl ' right through her! I iV II J 1J1L IIIWIUIIU I W W M I BILLIE BURKE Eugene Fallette I Extra! See Yourself in the Movies! Drat thimlng of the motion pictures filmed In Mrdrord the flrat of last month! . . tAKT TIMES TOMORROW NITB DAIlUCDOPEn mm I. r SAM MYLIE OF THE TEAM Or mvi ir o cAiivrvrnc mi Lit. a. oauiwliu Who Will Appear at the CHATEAU FOR 3 DAYS . Starting Wed., Sept. 23rd in Songs Dancing Comedy of The Gay 90'$ SOMETIirXO TIlFKERRVr' NO CHARGE Slj : Thlt Is the shower under which Connie takes a hath In Top per's room! Ii Caryf . face red? ' with BARTON MBcl.ANf. Ann Sheridan Mata . Btea , . 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