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1TEDF0ED JIAIL TRIBUNE, ilEDFORD, OREGON", SUNDAY, JULY 31, 1932. PAGE FIVE Local and Mrs. Glenn 111 Mr. B. T,. Olenn J has been 111 at her home for the past we It. VUtte Cot tact Grove Miss Nellie Bushell of this city motored to Cot tage Orove Saturday to spend several days visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Hutchinson Better Mrs. O. I. Hutchinson, who has been ill for sev eral days, was reported feeling much better yesterday. Undergoes Operation Mrs. C. L. Roadarnel of Eagle Point underwent a major operation at the Community hospital Friday. Miss Daniels Leaves Miss Dorothy Daniels left yesterday noon for Cor vallls to spend several weeks visiting friends. On Visit North Mrs. W. P. Wlden- er left on the Shasta yesterday for Eugene, where she will be guest of frlenis for a time. Bob Allen Here Bob Allen of Eu gene la In Medford for the week-end visiting friends, formerly from his home city and the University of Oregon. Completes stay Here Mrs. Fred Mordell, who visited Mrs. G. E. Mor dell here during the past week, left yesterday for her home In the north ern part of the state. Has Pneumonia Albert R. Gay uf Oakland, Cal., Is confined to the Community hospital In this city, where Jie Is being treated for pneu monia. Week-End Lallers Shoppers and A visitors In Medford over the week end were Amy Dow of Jacksonville, Mrs. Mary Lane and Mrs. P. L. Pick ett of Gold Hill. Watklns In City John Watklns uf Portland Is spending the week-end in Medford, having arrived Friday on one of his periodic business trips in the interests of the engraving company for which he Is representative. Ranger Visits Office District Rang er Hugh B. Rltter was In town yes terday attending to business regard ing his range district. During the next few days range inspection will be conducted at Mt. Ashland. Married by Judge Phillip Marlon Mulderick of Glenn county, Cal., and Jane Gertrude Robblna of Tehama county, were married In this city Thursday afternoon by Judge Glenn O. Taylor. V 9 Stage Manager Here Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Coldewey of Portland, were -visitors in Medford yesterday. Mr. Col dewey is district traffic manager for the Greyhound stages In the Oregon division. Leave for Vacation Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Wakefield plan to leave Mon day for Bishop, Cal., where they will spend two weeks vacationing with Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Gldlove, former resi dents of this city. On Fishing Trip Mr. and Mrs. J Sanford Richardson and son, Donald, and guest, Charles Springer of Port land, left yesterday for Crater Creek, where they plan to spend the week- nd fishing. They will be Joined there today by Henry Maury, Miss Mary Maury and their guests, Mrs. Waltie Fay and little granddaughter, Pat ricia Springer of Portland. On the Hotel List Registered at Medford hotels yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson of Grants Pass, Mrs. M. Hylman of Ashland, Guy Yung, Klamath Falls; Howard Orser. Don Gurner, Jack Fornette, Glen W. Neel and J. W. Sloan of Portland, Mrs. f A. O. Sanders, Mrs. Alice Orser and E. ' H. Clark of the same city and R. De- Leon and M Brown of San Francisco. Feists Go North Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Feist and son left yesterday on the Shasta for Portland, to which city Mr. Feist has been transferred by the Standard Oil company of Call fornia from the local office. Mr. Feist will be given a fine position in the northern city. Ho was with the Stan dard OH company in Tacoma, Wash., before coming to the Medford office, through which he cultivated many friends, who regret his departure north. Raises Fine Plum "A man who has lived here since '52 ought to know how to raise good plums, and I do. H. W. Hamlin of 522 Newtown street, well known southern Oregon teams' ter of the early days, stated yester day, waving on hlght a branch of his green gage tree, positively loaded with plums of superior s)ze, with a touch of pink In their coloring, which in dicates ripeness. The little tree at his home, Mr. Hamlin stated, supports a crop for this year In excess of 100 pounds. ... News from Ml Millard Wo:d has ben received here that Miss Jean Millard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Millard, was graduated an honor student from the Paramount Beauty school of Los Angeles, cal. Miss Mil lard left Medford last summer to take up this work, and her many friends will be glad to learn that ahe has accepted a position in the largest beauty salon on Hollywood Bo-.ilevard In Hollywood, Cal., where she will start work after August 20. Until that time, she us vacationing with her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cosh Of Redlands, California. BBS Starts TODAY William Powell FTelpi Brent Ouy Kibble In 'High Pressure' Alo 2 CnmrrtlM Personal In From Lake Creek L.' H. Wyant and daughter. Wanda, and Chsrlev Elder of Lake Creek were ahonDlnz in Medford yesterday. Leave Hospital Mrs. Lawrence Da vis and baby daughter left the Com munity hospital for their home In the city yesterday. Both weie report ed getting along nicely. Keaney Goes North Robert Kean ey left Friday for Eugene to spend the week-end. Mr. Keaney is an alumnus of the University of Oregon and a former member of the U. of O. football squad. Owen Called to Field Sgt. G rover O. Owen received a telegram Satur day afternoon, asking him to report Immediately to duty at March Field. Riverside, Cal., to the 70th Service Squadron Air Corps. t Smiths Go North Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith left yesterday for Oak land, Cal., where Mr. Smith will re sume his work at a school of en gineers. Mrs. Smith will return to Medford. Visit G a Mocks Here Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Zelcnka of La Grange, 111., where Mrs. Lee Oarlock formerly resided, stopped in this city Saturday to vis It the Oarlocks. The Zelenkas are making a tour of the wnst and con tinued from Medford north, en route to Canada. 9 Mynatt Goes Home Lawrence My- natt, who sustained serious injuries last week when a stick of dynamite exploded In the well in which he was working with a drill, la in a much Improved condition and was removed from the Sacred Heart hospital to his home at Eagle Point yesterday. Bishop to Attend Games Lee Bishop, business manager of radio station KMED left yesterday on a va cation trip to his home In Des Moines, Iowa, planning to take In the Olym pic games in Los Angeles en route. He was accompanied by his brother, Wendell Bishop who has spent the past ten days In Medford as his guest. From Points North Hotel registra tions Include from points north for the week-end: W. F. Hays of Eugene, Mrs. L. G. Rundell of Vancouver, B. C, Guy Bott of Portland, C. M. O'- Malley of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Reimer and H. D. Tertus, Seattle, and L. Axland and C. C. Barr of Port land. Norrls Back on Job Aubrey Nor tls has returned to his position at Kldd's shoe store after a vacation at Diamond lake and several days' fish ing on the Rogue. He reported yes terday that he landed three steel- head and that any fisherman can get them now, with fish more plentiful in the stream than they have been In many years. Callfornlans Here Residents of the golden state, who are guests at local hotels are: A. A. Love of San Fran cisco, D. Wood, L. Mayrisch, C. C. Mayo, Leon Oppenheim, A. N. Young, R. E. Frey and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cooper, also of the bay city; D. J. Coldewey of Santa Monlco, W. E. Lun den of Los Angeles. Mrs. H. Johnson of San Leandro and Mrs. Wiles, also of San Leandro. Three Building Permits Three building permits were Issued yester day by the city building department for improvements to be made In Med ford. They were: to S. O. S. for con struction of an addition to the fruit plant, amounting to (750, to the Standard Oil company of California for a partition, costing (50 at head quarters in the Liberty building, and to H. A. Hanscom for construction of a garage on North Grape to cost $25. m Many Motor Through Many visit ors from all sections of the United States are now motoring through Medford. most of them en rout to Crater Lake, according to registra tions at the out-of-state motor asso ciation headquarters, which Included the following guests for the past sev eral days: H. L. Spence and J. H. Uceny, Los Angeles, Andrew R. Schaff ner, Vancouver, Wash., Matt C. Coons, Olympla. Wash., Frank and Myrtle Kimball, Calexico, Cal., H. M. Roberts, Missoula, Mont., Hazel V. Hart, San Francisco, Xavler Glvorder, San Ra fael, Cal., George Perry, Seattle, D. D. DeVolld, Carthage, Mo., W. W. Dick inson, Southgate, Cal., Lucy M. Pan ne 11, Escondido, Cal., Bertha K. Singleton, Yuma, Arts., James Houck. Las Vegas, Nev.. Marian E. Reed. Piedmont, Cat., Mrs. Etta B. Cloake, Atandish. Cal., C. L. Cross, Mitchell, Nebraska, Bernard T. J ant Is, Los An geles, Harry B. Griffith, Los Angeles, Barney Martin, Hughson. Cal., C. E. Wise, Los Angeles and Hugh Edmls ton, Potlach, Wash. Mill blocks $5.00 per load In 3 -load lots. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. ALWAYS COOL ROXY 15c Children lfc TODAY and MONDAY Captivating adventure of an ador able masquerader. EVELYN LAYE JOHN BOLES and Leon Errol in "ONE HEAVENLY NIGHT" ALSO "Hotter Than Haiti" News Conllniion. hnt, Xnndajf 1:30 to 11 P. M. Down from Beafle Mr. and Mrs.! W. W. Dlnken weve shopping in Med- ford yesterday from their home at Beagle. V Toy on Business Trip C. J. Toy left the last of the week for Fort land on a short business trip. Mr. Toy is southern Oregon's representa tive of Del Monte food products. Mrs. Drake Near Death Mrs. L. A. Drake of East Eden precinct was re ported In a critical condition Satur day following a paralytic stroke sev eral days ago. Smith Attends Meeting S. Sumpt- er Smith, one of Jackson county's most widely known supporters of the Republican banner, attended the meeting in Portland yesterday of the State Republican central committee. Airmen Visit Klamath W. H. ("Moose") Mulrhead and Tommy Cul bertson arrived back at the Medford airport Saturday afternoon after a short flight In which they visited Klamath Falls and Lake O' the woods. Shell Plane Stops William Fletch er, piloting a Shell OH company plane stopped at the local airport Saturday for lunch and servicing of the plane en rout to Seattle with a party of company officials who had attended the Shrine convention in San Fran' Cisco. Music Week Opens Craterian Theater With Song Contest This week wilt be music week at the Fox Craterian theater and an especially entertaining program Is being planned in celebration. Sun day, Monday and Tuesday nights a singing contest will be sponsored by the theater. The try-outs to fill the Sunday and Monday program period and the finals Tuesday's. Wednesday the Garden club flower show will be held at the theater and Miss Ellow Mae Wilson and Mrs. George Andrews will add the musical offering. They will also entertain Thursday. A harmonica contest has been arranged for Thurcuay with three prizes offered by the Prultt Melody Shop. First and second prizes will be Hohner harmonicas and the third a violin tone harmonica. All mouth organ artists interested In entering are urged to get in touch with Don Geddes, manager of the theater some time before Thursday at 6:00 p. m., w.ien all entries must be In. The Arizona Wranglers, now on tour, will appear at the theater on August 19 and 20; Mr. Geddes also announced yesterday. IN LATE AUGUST Harvest of the canning tomatoes in the valley should start by the lat ter part of August, according to County Agent R. G. Fowler who made an inspection of the crop recently. There are 265 acres of tomatoes out this year. The weather has not been particularly conducive toward theJr rapid development, but they are form. mg well and solidly and with warm weather the latter part of next month they should ripen well. 'ONE HEAVENLY NIGHT' BY LOUIS BR0MFIELD Louis Bromfield, distinguished American novelist, wrote his first original story for the screen in "One Heavenly Night," which opens at the Roxy theater today, with Evelyn Laye and Leon Errol and John Boles In Its principal roles. BENJAMIN'S ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCE NEW PRICES Starting Tuesday night Ben Ben jamin's orchestra will give four ten cent dances every week at Dreamland hall. According to Mr. Benjamin these dances will be held Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday nights in answer to popular demand. SHE WANTED A because she 1 From the Famous Novel by H i Faith Baldwin i 'X Shows 1:45 to 11:00 A FIrt National gtiwatlnn with an Outstanding Ltne-up of FaTontr Loretta Young; Norman Fottek Aline MacMahon George Brent Vivienne Osborne THE "Skyscraper Souls" At Craterian Scene from "Skvacmner Souls," now with Warren William anit Maureen O' Loretta Young Whether or not one agrees vith the Intimated settlement of the prob lem of marriage versus caress, as presented in "Week-End Marriage", this picture which starts at the Hol ly theatre today offers a lot of novel ty and entertainment. The atory is based on Faith Baldwins famous nov el. Putting novelty and entertain ment into the statement of a domes tic problem is one of the rough prob lems that have always confronted playwrights and stage and screen di rectors. The story of an almost ill fated marriage strikes & happy me dium between Its problem and en Musical Pictures Coming To Molly Two outstanding musical produc tions are to be shown at the Holly theatre In the very near future John Ntedermeyer, manager announced to day. Since the showing of "Pagll accl" at the Holly some time ago many music lovers have inquired whether or not It was possible to get other famous operas brought to the Holly screen. "We are pleased to announce that under present ar rangements we will be able to show "Carmen" at the Holly on August 10," John Nledermeycr announced. This picture is said to be a faithful reproduction; of the opera and music lovers should enjoy this picture. The other musical show coming In the immediate future is "Congress Dances" featuring Lillian Harvey. Desirable houses always In first class condition for rent, lease or sale. Call 105. Auto glass installed while you wait. Prices right. Brill Sheet Metal Works Real Estate or Insurance Leave it to Jones. Phone 796. CTSti VfAl K.fi -rrTyL. . . . .aria HUSBAND -BUT COULDN'T KEEP HIM !?U Ur P'UMM. " as - NW' - .pf t,":. . -JLia. -,.5KWtf, --- --- BETTER SHOWS ARE AT THE playing at the Craterian theS he Sullivan In featured role. In Holly Picture tertainment aspects through the com bination of good writing, fine act ing and splendid direction. It also provides winsome Loretta Young with one of the finest vehicles of her ca reer. The cast Includes other princi ples as Norman Poster, Aline Mac Mahon,, who will be remembered for her parte In "Five Star Final" and "The Mouthpiece" and George Brent who is Hollywood's latest male "rave." This picture will be at the Holly for three days. The short subject will include an other of the S. S. Van Dyne mystery stories, "The Symphony Mystery." Clive Brook At Fox Rialto Today , "The Man From Yesterday," at the Fox Rialto today and tomorrow, brings two of the most popular stars of today together in one picture. Cllve Brook and Claudette Colbert, each with a tremendous following of fans, carry the leading roles In the picture. On the stage, in honor of Fox Theatres Music Week, Miss Geraldine Thompson, who has made a num ber of friends in Medfnrd by her superb violin solos, gives her inter pretation of Drigo's "Serenade." fthe is accompanied at the piano by Miss Margaret Childera. STATE THEATER HAS NEW BICYCLE RACK Orvllle Goodrich, manager of the State theater, with the assistance of the Ideal Bicycle Shop, has Installed a bicycle rack In front of the the ater for the use of boys attending the show. This much needed im provement will keep the wheels off the sidewalk. UJBEC to be a W 1 1 b If T VAf'v HOLLY Ft f III Also Ml llf The Symphony Mystery III y FOR RELIEF IRK Judge Lamkin Appoints Leaders In Each Area To Form Organization To Start At Once. Organization of Jackson county re lief work was launched Friday with the appointment of committees to carry on the work. The committees were named by County Judge C. B. Lamkin, with the recommendation from Robert G. Fowler, general chair man, that they start functioning at once. It was also recommended that a committee of three bo appointed In each community of the county. Chairmen of the community com mittees were also named, being mas ters of the grange where possible, they to appoint two others. The standing commltteees were named as follows, the first named betnfj chairman: Commissary County Judge O. B. Lamkin, J. C. Barnes, Medford; John H. Fuller, Ashland. Employment Harry Moore, Victor A. Tengwald, J. S. Folsom, all Med ford, and Guy Applewhite, Ashland. Barter R. G. Fowler, Mrs. A. E. Reames and Miss Lillian Roberts, Medford. Food Conservation Mrs. Mabel Mack, Mrs. A. E. Reames and Ralph Bou telle, Medford. Shelter and Food Commissioner John A. Barneburg, Harry D. Turner, James H. Owen, and members to be appointed by American Lelon. Co-ordination C. A. Meker, Miss Lillian Roberts. Harry D. Moore, Sal vation Army, Helping Hand Mission. Transportation Commissioner Vic tor A. Bursell, Paul Rynnlng and Seth Bullts. Puhliclty Mrs. E. L. Knapp, Mrs. I. E. Schuler, Eva Nealon Hamilton and Reglna Johnson. General Advisory Ben Harder, Eu gene Thorndike and J. C. Thomp son. The community committee heads named are all grange masters with the exception of Mrs. Sam McNalr of Ashland, W. T. Grieve of Prospect, THE From the Book 'Skyscraper' by Faith Baldwin FEATURING WARREN E tub is 2EZ5S23f5td Musio H mwT J f y J 4 ll f V M Week A J l.f'lllijl'ul mm. WILLIAM MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN NORMAN FOSTER JEAN HERSH0LT MUSIC WEEK SPECIAL Leading Local Singers Will Participate in a Song Contest Tonite WINNERS DETERMINED BY POPULAR APPLAUSE Eugene Thorndyke of Medford, and J. H. Reed, Gold Hill. The others are : Bellvlew, George Andrews; Ashland, Mrs. Bam McNalr; Talent, Harry Welgand; Phoenix, Ray Ward; Jacksonville, H. E. Conner; Applegate. Herbert Elmore; Central Point, Ar nold Bohnert: Roxy Ann, Roacoe Roberts; Eagle Point, A. O. Mlttle stadt; Lake Creek, Rusa Moore; Butte rails. A. C. Hlbbard; Sams Valley. R. E. Nealon; Rogue River, Perry Walt, and Ed Dtmmick. Wimer. Domestic Relations George Pres cott. Mrs. I. E. Schuler, B. R. Pinch, Regtna Johnson and L. R. Bloom, E VANDALS TARGET Serious vandalism, attributed to a gang of neighborhood bad boys was committed early Saturday morning at the Chanticleer service station on the Crater Lake highway, near the city limits. The gasoline tank hose was cut and the contents allowed to drop on the ground, followed by an attempt to set fire to the gasoline. Burnt matches were found near by the stats police. Failure of the gas to Ignite prevented a large blase or ex plosion. According to the state police, a number of depredations have been committed at the service station, such as cutting water hoae, tramp ling flowers, and tampering with the pumps. APPLEGATE GOLD APPLEOATE, July 30. (Spl) Gold mining Is engaging the attention of many in tills vicinity with a num ber from outside points also seeking the elusive yellow metal. Even wo men may be seen along t,he streams with a gold pan. Several from dis tant places are working their own claims or for companies. Some of them are J. A. Anderson, of Salem, on Middle Fork; F. B. Salisbury and son of Everett, Wash., on Yellow Jacket; Paul J. McCurdy, of Port TownBend, Wash., on Upper Apple gate; W, A. Peabody, of Ashland, on Carberry. There are also several min ing in the Squaw Lake vicinity. Broken windows glazed by Trow bridge Cabinet Work,. COOLEST SPOT IN MINERS SEEKING xrtf ir i:i STARTS . Mil BY RURAL SCHOOLS IN COUNTY LIBRARY TEST The Juvenile department of th public library la exhibiting book maps made by rural schools of this county during a recent contest. Th contest, open to all rural grade schools served by the Jackson Coun ty Library, entailed the making of an outline map of the world, on which were entered In the proper lo cale the titles of books read In the schools during the past year. The schools were divided into two divisions: Group A Including one room schools In which all grades worked together; and group B, two or more room schools where each, room worked Individually. Fern Valley School, under the di rection of Miss Gladys Murphy, waa winner of the first group, with ft map, illustrated with cut-out pic tures. The price for group B waa won by West Side school under the supervision of Mrs. Deaver. Honor able mention for the most original work went to Shady Cove school, with a map illustrated with represen tative flgurfs carved from wood, and to the seventh grade at Phoenix school, whose map was Illustrated with pencil drawings. The price for each group, present ed by the Jackson County Library is a book, "South of Zero" by M. L Rosa, for the school library. j lBo any Seat- Any Time 15c j TODAV and MONDAY CLAUDETTE COLBERT ! CLIVE BROOK j In j "Man From Yesterday" PLUS On Our Sta at 0:00 P. M. (Jerry Thompson Solo Violinist TOWN Something Different Every Night m TODAY THE SENSATION OF 1932 Stamped By Critios , V To Be Greater Than "GRAND HOTEL" 71 r f-SN
