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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUD, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 3, 1933. PACE TTTRFHS 3 Local and Holiness Visitor J. E. Bertolette of Grtnu Pass Friday aiiernoon.-uranis Put Dally courier. Undertow Operation James Turv es of Ashlsnd underwent minor op eration at the Community hospital this morning. Golnc to Prospect City Superin tendent Fred ScheJfel and fami'.y will 6pend tomorrow at the Prospect resort. Going to Calltornla Susan Dynan of this city la planning a business and pleasure trip to California In the near future. . Visits Brother Here P. J. Soltnsky, V jr.. of San Francisco, la vlaltlng his brother. B. C. Sollnsky here, having l arrived on the Shasta today. I ... 1 Norton In Eugene Judge Harry D. Norton has opened a term of court in Eugene, as Judge sklpworth of Lane county la in thla city trying the ballot cases. ! Medforrt Visitor Mlaa Laura Berry of Medford la in Grant Pass vlaltlng I at the home of Mrs. Dama McKlnst.-y on H street. Grants Paaa Dally Cour I ler. i Leave on Trip Mr. and Mra. E. Ohrlstenson. who have resided In Medford for the past four years, are leaving thla evening by train for San ' Francisco, then by boat for San Diego. ' Guests at Oatinsins Bill Oatman , rand Glen Krause are down from the j CCC camp near the Crater Lake area I to be guests of Mr. Oatman'a mother, Mra. N. S. Oatman until Tuesday. Arrest T. u.-.l City Police Officer Joe Cave and state police arrested Lloyd .'"T7- '.t Sunday afternoon on a charge of driving while Intoxicated. The arrest waa made on North Fir atreet. On Inspection Trip Major Clare H. . Armstrong, commanding officer cf the CCC headquarters, left here this morning on &n Inspection trip to campa at Flk creek. Upper Rogue. Government camp, and Wineglass. At I'nlon Creek Mr. and Mra. Ar thur Lalng are spending several days vacationing at Union Creek thla week and during Mrs. Lalng'a absence Amy Elliott ia acting as assistant in the office of her father, Dr. B. P.. Elliott. Callers Monday Visitors in Med f or tod a v from neighboring communi ties were Lawrence Conger of the West Side district, E. J. Elder of Lake Creek and Mrs. O. L. LIndley and daughter, Virginia, of Roxy Ann road. Going to Cabin Mra. A. B. Hlnck and daughtera are going to spend to morrow at their cabin In the moun tains, Joining the many other Med ford people, who plan to holiday on the river. Leaves for North Pauline Zoe Chambers, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ted Chambers, left by train this morning for Salem, to spend about two weeks vlaltlng her grandmother. Mra. J. C. Eycrly. In Medford Monday Pre-Fourth of July callera were Mr. and Mra. Rich ard Williams and family of Hilt, Cal , here thla morning; Joe Root and Mra. R. L. Doty of Central Point, H. L. Dalkey of Fern Valley and Earl Culy of Applegate. Sgt. Tracy Leaving Sergeant Wil liam Tracy, one of the offlcera who haa been In charge of activities, at the C. C. C. headquarters at the Jack son county fairgrounds during the past month, will leave tonight for Great Falls, Montana. Mrs. Hunt Fine -Friends of Mrs. tMoree Hunt, who underwent an op eration at the Sacred Heart hospital Saturday, was reported In a much Improved condition this afternoon, and resting comfortably, her friends were glad to learn. Cherries Displayed A beautiful collection of Blng and Royal Ann cherries, placed in square formation In a wooden gift box. Is on dlspliy today at tha chamber of commerce. The cherries were brought to Medford by Mrs. B. M. Heath of Aahland, from whose orchard they were picked. Takes Liquor North Federal Prohl b'tion Investigator Clyde Hedgea, sta tioned at Roseburg. waa In Medford early this morning to transfer a load of 43 gallons of slcohol to the prohi bition headquarters In Portland. The liquor had been stored In the deputy United States marshal vault at the federal building. Since the removal of the prohibition officer from this district, the seizures are being taken north. 4 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Part turn. 4-room house. 1 Ask 444 N. Front. FOr"sale or TRADE for wood Ford trucks. Med. Fuel Co. APT. & sleeping rooms. 716 Welch. FOR SALE Roys! Anne cherries Sc. Henry Miller. Jacksonville. I CELEBRATION 4 TH OP J Fairgrounds TUE. NIGHT DINTY MOORE'S 8 Little Giants IJANCE AND KEEP COOL u L ! rnNFKTTI I SI RPI.: TIM.s Personal To Vreka Mr. and Mra. D. O mm.1 sey motored to Yreka Sunday where ciijoyea dinner. Held in Jail Arrested on charge of being drunk In a public place. Betty Smith was placed in the city Jail Saturday evening. . . . Aker Arretted Claude Aker was lodged In the city Jan Saturday when he waa arrested on the atreet with five pint of alleged liquor. To Visit Son Mrs. C. J. Morris of Seattle Is here to visit her son Levy, who resides near Medford. Mrs. Mor ris made the trip south by train. r Mlt Blschoff Leaving Mis Mary Bischoff will leave tonight for Seat tle, to spend a week'a vacation with friends. . Flies North S. W. Smith of the department of commerce airways, left today In hie Bellanca plane for Portland, having remained In Med ford overnight. No Y V? C A Meeting Y. W. C. A. board will not hold any gatherlnga during July or August It was sn- nounced today, therefore no meet ing will be held tonight. Dickey Released John Dickey was relessed from the city Jail Sunday when he furnished tin ball on a charge of being drunk In a public place. ... Here for Fourth Mr. and Mrs. El mer Geer of Los Molls, Calif., are in Medford to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mra. C- J. Geer at their home on the North Paaciflc highway. Lantern Stolen A Coleman gas lantern was stolen from C. L. John son's place at 1024 North Front atreet. a complaint filed with the city pollco shows. Guests Here Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hurat and daughter Vlnette. and Mr. and Mrs. Alek Vaver and daughter Beverley Jean,, all of Tacoma, are here for the week, to be guests of Mrs. Hurst's parents, Mr. and Mra. C. J. Geer and Mrs Hurst's sister, Mrs. W. T. Lindley of Jackson street. Swings stolen J. V. Schow of ill South Oakdale avenue, reported to city police that a canvas hammock waa taken out of hi yard Saturday night. Delroy Getchell. who reside at 1121 South Oakdale told the offlcera that a canvas folding chair awing waa stolen from hla yard. Holmer Here John Holmer of Pros pect was a visitor In Medford Satur day afternoon, and announced that a Fourth of July dance will be given at Prospect tomorrow evening, and a large number of valley people are ex pected to Journey to the resort for the day. He reports eastern brook trout plentiful, and catches good. March and Grant In Air Picture "The Eagle and the Hawk." the story of two war-time flyers who be come heroes under the stimulus of their personal hatred for each other, opena at Hunt'a Craterlan theater Wedneaday. Fredrlc March and Cary Grant play the featured roles, with Carole Lom bard and Jack Oakle at the head of the supporting cast. The story la by John Monk Saunders, author of "Wings." March Is the "eagle" of the story a bold, reckless pilot who flies for the fun of It. Grant Is the "hawk" a deadly, earnest killer, who kills for the fun of It. As pilot and observer in the Royal Flying Corps, they are an unbeatable combination. The series of thrilling, breath-taking events bring the picture to an unusual concluaion. UNIDENTIFIED BODY FOUND NEAR SALEM SALEM, July 3. fV-No identifi cation had been made today of a dis integrating body found Saturday on the weit bank of the Willamette riv er here. The body was five feet, five Inches tall and waa shot through the breast, officers declared It a suicide. Stop in Roseburg at the UMPQUA HOTEL The leading hotel of the Umpqua Valley J. A. Harding, managing owner RATES: without bath: J 1.25. $1.50. Single, Single, mth hath: 1T5. $2.00. 13.25. DANCE TO DINTY MOORE'S 8 Little Giants TUESDAY NIGHT Fairgrounds MEN LADIES 25c 10c 3 YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONFERENCE IS FINISHED TODAY The moat successful conference ever held at Rogue River came to a close today after morning devotions. The studies given to this large group are graded Into two group. In termediate and senior, with th fol lowing dally program: The Book of Phlllpplans" Rev. w. J. Howell. "Discovering My Vocation" Rev. Ralph Peterson. Story Telling for Teacher In Chil dren' Dept. Miss Dorothy Smith. So This I Missions" Rev. Sidney Harris. "Life Aa a Stewardship" Rev. Don- aid J. Henry. 'Foreign Missions" Rev. D. A. Thompson, D.D. "Recreational Leadership" Rev. H. L. Weir. "Life Enrichment" Mrs. W. S. 011 more. "The Romance of Your Church" Rev. Stanley Jewell. "Intermediate Bible" Dr. J. K. Howard. "Home Missions" Rev. Grover O. Blrtchet. "Message and Program" Rev. W. L. VanNuya, D.D. One evening of the week waa de voted to atunt night, one to bonfire, one to faggot aervlce with communion and one for motion plcturea of the mission field with other nights de voted to popular Inspirational ad dresses. The Rev. J, W. Haman, Phi. of Grants Paaa waa dean of the school. Rev. Haman Is formerly of Pasadena and Is a valuable asset to the presby tery of southwestern Oregon. The registrar and manager was Rev. H. T. Mltchelmore of Ashland, An Interesting feature was the gift of 160 acres of land at Glendale, Ore., for a permanent camp site. This Is the gift of Rev. and Mrs. J. K. How ard and Is given for life. It is to be Improved with log buildings and ath letic fields and will prove to be one of the finest camps for summer confer ences in Oregon. Meteorological Report July 3, 1333. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Cloudy and mild tonight and Tuesday. Oregon: Generally cloudy tonight and Tuesday; mild temperature. Local Data. Lowest temperature this morning, 53 degreea. Temperature a year ago today: Hlgheat, 77; lowest, 51. Total precipitation alnce September 1, 1032, 14.88 Inchee. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yea- terday, 36 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 73 per cent. Sunset today, 7:90 p. m. Tomorrow; Sunrise, 4:41 a. m. Sun set, 7:80 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 aA, M., 120 Meridian Time Oi ti r i Boston .......... Cheyenne Chicago Eureka ......... Helena Los Angelea MEDFORD . New Orleans New York -. Omaha Phoenix ....... 70 83 72 58 88 73 84 00 78 90 100 86 60 63 80 Cloudy T P. Cdy, T Clear Clear 66 Cloudy 54 Clear 78 .04 Clear 66 .28 P. Cdy. P Cdy. Clear Portland .., 74 Cloudy Reno ...... Roseburg Salt Lake 84 - 74 80 Clear Cloudy Clear San Francisco 64 Seattle 68 Spokane 78 Walla Walla 84 Washington, D.C. 8fi Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy 58 3 49 Rain Ends Tonlte John Barrymore In "A BILL OF piVORCEMENT" Start! TOMORROW "Men of America" nllh Bill Boid. Chlo Sale. Dorothy Wilson Selected Short Subjects When Yon Ara In KLAMATH FALLS Stop At Th WILLARD HOTEL Cheerful Serric Modern Surroundinrs Central Location Al Dining Room We iBTlte Tonr FatroMfe Rare 1 1 -BO Dp WILLARD HOTEL d ul Halm. anaasatk rD 4L.HKRT Alien. Mart- Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton MIm Ruhl Hostess At Luncheon Today Miss Roxana Ruhl, who recently returned home for the summer vaca tion, entertained today at luncheon for a number of friends at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W. Ruhl. Covers were placed for Misses Frances and Harriett Sparrow, Mis Vivian Van Hoevenberg, guest from Portland of Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Hoevenberg of Sam Valley; Mrs. W. W. Aldrich, Mua Ellen Hill of Ross, Cal., guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. Corn ing Kenly, and tha hostess. Miss Ruhl. Mrs. Behb Enjoying Summer Opera Seamon In New York "The Chicago Opera company u having three weeks of opera in New York. Attended a matinee perform ance of 'Martha' Saturday and to my surprise, when I opened the program. I saw In the cast, the character of 'Martha' (Lady Harriet) waa to play ed by none other than Caroline An drews" Is an interesting note in a letter Just received from Mrs. Royal B. Bebb, who with young aon. Ward, la enjoying a summer in the east. "Her acting was splendid and voice excellent," Mrs. Bebb continues her g-Umpse of the former Medford girl. "Her singing of The Last Rose of Summer' won her several curtain calls. "As I was going out I ran into Mr. Ed Andrews and enjoyed a chat with him. Expect to attend the evening performance Wednesday of 'Carmen,' in which Caroline Andrews will take the part of Mlcaela." A round of entertaining and gaiety for her pleasure in New York and New Jersey, prior to entering Into her music study July 10th is revealed In Mrs. Bebb a letter. But all events In her former home city are saddened. she also reveals in the letter, by the unexpected death of her old friend Mme. Mathllde Cottrelly, who began her dramatic career In Germany 74 years ago: produced and managed scores of plays in this country and once was known aa the most versa tile woman on the American stage. Before leaving Medford for New York, Mrs. Bebb received a letter from Mme Cottrelly, inviting her ;o spend a month at her home on Barn gegat Bay. On the S. S. Dixie en route to New York from New Orleans, she receled a radiogram, stating that her friend waa seriously ill. Mrs Bebb will devots much time to the study of music before return ing to Medford In the fall to reopen her classes in piano here. She will probably meet more mem bers of the Andrews family before leaving, for Mra. George Andrews and aon. George Edward, are on their way to New York, where George will study voice and where they will make their home for a number of years. Mestlames Foster and Lindley Entertain Mrs. H. E. Foster of S12 North Bart lett and Mrs. W. T. Lindley of 315 East Jackson were hostesses at tea Thursday, honoring Mrs. Foster's sis ter, Mrs. Geo. R. Barry of San Fran cisco, who observed her 14th wedding anniversary, and Mrs. Llndley'a sla ter, Mrs. Harold Denson. Rosea and delphiniums decorated the rooms for the occasion and bridge was enjoyed, followed by refresh menu. Woods Leave for Conference at Troy Reverend and Mrs. N". D. Wood of the South Methodist church are leav ing today for a conference at Troy, Ore. Mat. 10c Eve. 15c Children loe Anytime Ends Tqnlte The Mystery of "THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES" Plus - Slim Summerrllle Comedy Osnald Cartoon Nens Starts TOMORROW A Glorious 4th of July ' LAUGH HIT1 qrnmciD3 So PI.I'W "THF nF.MIST" I Ut RFEN sotu:MRi-sr.ivi Luther Leaguers Meet I at Hot Springs Monday ! The regular business and social meeting of the Luther League will be held at Hot Springs Monday, July 10. It waa announced today. All members, who plan to attend are uked to bring picnic luncheon and to meet at the church at 6:30 o'clock for transpor tation. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Holiday at seaside Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Smith, who have been in Portland for several days, are leaving for Seaside to spend the Fourth of July holiday with United States Marshal and Mrs. Jack Day at their summer home. They expect to return to Medford Thursday. George Gates' Entertain At Lake o' the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. George Gates are among Medford people spending the holiday at Lake o' the Woods. They left with a party of guests Saturday to remain over the week-end and the Fourth of July at their lake cabin. Reheknhi to Meet for "School" Tonight Olive Rebekah lodtje No, 38, I. O. O. F., will meet this evening at eight o'clock, and members are requested to bring a school day lunch. An old fashioned school program has been prepared for the evening. f Mrs. Allen and daughter Vacationing In Canada Mrs. W. W. Allen and daughter Virginia are spending the summer at Toca. B. C, where they are guesta of Mrs. Allen's sister, Mrs. Charles Montgomery, and her mother, Mrs. 8. J. Irving. TOMORROW Special Return Showing tflie Gwnd (Uimimiiomance t m (mueai Pfft.w..' J.-.! JL y I'al'V .i.Ji -ij .... smuaaJ . . . IN . . . Meet a I 1.L..I.J-..L l-.-.-Vll From the novel by Phil Stong Special Fricei For This Great Attraction: Matineea 25 Evenings LAST TIMES TONIGHT Jack Buchanan, 'Ye, Mr. Brown' Rainbow Auto Camp 1746 No. Riverside Ave. Mrs. Sweeney a4 (grandson On Holiday Mrs. Ida Sweeney and grandson, Billy Townes, left EOurday for Port land where they 4il be guests of Mrs. Sweeney's sons, H. H. and R. C. Townee and families. They wtll be Joined In Portland by Mrs, W. J. Blrt of Kansas City, Missouri, cousin of Mrs. Sweeney. Mrs. Blrt will accom pany them back to Medford for an extended visit with Mrs. Sweeney and daughter, Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, before continuing to Los Angeles. Leonard Carpenter Host at Dinner Leonard Carpenter, who has as hla house guest from New York. Jack Spalding, entertained at dinner Sat urday evening at hla country home cast of the city. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Louts Sal ad p. Jr., Mr. and Mra. W. W. Aid rich, Misses Frances Sparrow and Roxana Ruhl and Messrs. Spalding and Carpenter. Itlarks Arrive Today From Stay In East. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Black are ar riving today from a six weeks' stay in the east. They will continue to their river lodge and will entertain there tomorrow for a number of friends. Among those invited to their home for the Fourth of July are Mr. and Mra. Corbln EcigoU. Parretti Varatlnn at Coast City Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Parrett left Friday for Marahfleld where they will spend the Fourth of July holiday and their vacation as guests of Mrs. Piu- rett's family. Llrlrh to llolldny At Hirer Cnhln. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrlrh will be hosts at a family party at their cabin on Rogue river tomorrow. Joining the Medford exodus to mountain streams Mra. Vinson Retter Mrs. O. L. Vln son of Griffin Creek, who haa been 111 for some time, was reported in an Improved condition this morning. Clmpmnnn vppnh0! A family goes to the State Fair ... Ma takes along her pickles . . . Dad takes his p rl re nin nlng hog . . . The ktrii come along and find a new world . . . Here's picture thftt will delight you like nothing else. JANET Gaynor WILL Rogers LEW Ayres SALLY ElLERS NORMAN FOSTER LOUISE DRESSER FRANK CRAVEN VICTOR JORY BLUE BOY FIRE WORKS Over 100 varieties Blue Ribbon Array In "State Fair" Eight screen start, a prize story of fiction, and a chimpton of the ani mal world are the blue ribbon array of "State Fair." coming to Hunt's Rialto theater tomorrow. Janet Gaynor, Will Rogers. Lew Ayres. Sally Ellers. Norman Foster, Louise Dresser, Frank Craven and Vic tor Jory are the stars of the produc tion. The novel "State Fair" Is the prize story. It won the Literary Guild award and broke Into the ranks of sensational best-sellers. Acclaimed by critics and readers aa combining romance, comedy and color with strik ing human qualities. It has been one of the most discussed books of the day. WILD COMEDY AT ROXY TOMORROW Lions to the right of them, gorillas to the left of them, Tarzans all around them down into the valley of laughs WORLD'S FINEST BOt'NP . . . Ends Tomorrow Night The Rebirth Timed to the second! . . . Inspiring! . . . No motion pic ture like it ever before! You owe it to yourself to see this great show! . . . Thrills: A Prefldent made plefatnr! . . . Two million men on the marrh! . . Rancttrrs attark the White Hon. . . . and 1001 other timely thrill flashing arroM the screenl GABRIEL OVER THE WHITE HOUSE Walter Huston Franchot Tone SELECTED Coming More Thrills than "HelFs Angels" and "Wings" with a Greater Cast Amaiing drama of two war-birds who flaw to glory together, hating each othar all tha way! And the woman whose charms made thtm forget tha war! FREDR1C CARY Vim- NW( CAROLE LOMBARD JACKOAKIE At oearj sua layior me od rran elicovlsltor finds San Francisco's finest lt.l ur fthntM whoannreciste in tnvlronment of quiet llTellness are sure, lo be round eacn year sees travelers returning to enjoy its she tmotonere. ronn Cllft, physically one ret old with Its y located in th e ttan San Fra here the th b fro1 Out to manau the bea the nerhaDI live hotel teen floors decorated s nIHclent room 1 lh diner fsrflunj rlsco't multltudln Dikland and Berkcl h hills nn tha ODDOSttfl Tha view from hi .. -I ... . a MrlntlvA tA , delight to the jsundlced e. pick itructWSfc. -Yv aO.tffcSr' 'X march the two comics. Wheeler and Woolsey, in their newest comedy. "So This Is Africa!" a stde-tlcklmf travesty on Tarzan films, which opens at the Roxy theater tomorrow. It ia the most wildly humorous of any previous Wheeler and Woolsey comedy. Business Caller Wilbur Martin of Gold Hill was attending to business matters In Medford thla morning. SWIM DANCE at TWIN PLUNGES "The Fun Spot of Southern Oregon" SlmT free RCA lllflll FIDELITY WIDE RASOB of a Nation! with Karen Morley Dickie Moore SHORT SUBJECTS Wednesday Written by the authol of "WIiirs" me-up co tne jaaea appetite. Un U main Jaor are two other equally fain- its, the riorencin iunoi (que, delightfully airy just off th main lobby. isns soma u gueii outside room, each h. Numerous suite try desired lit and All room furnish light fixtures ara s, especially linv of th totlc of th iously s' i. seasons for Cllft h Mr. Mr. slda :oure. nae i guests Is no Kuest obiect to th thai atmoioher of twtrannal service that to Important in' present oay . kn.nit.lltV. Al. rnj. vi ...K.. ... DMnni.n allhnnirh It la rated as suprem In service and value-living, yet in reiea mpr. iur(inuij tow. The rate sUrt at $3 single sod - n i 40& flu- - - ' . m
