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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1934)
MEDFORD MATT. TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1934. PAGTl SEVEN Local and Personal Craterian Star From Portland Mra. J. J. Emmena and Bob Emmena returned on the train this morning rrom Portland. ArrlTM Tola Morning Mra. Jean Kent 01 this city arrived on the train .this morning from Salem. Keturns from Eugene Paul Luy re. turned to Medford Monday from Eu fene, where he spent the week-end. ' Mr. Soberer Beturnt Paul Scherer of the Southern Oregon Sales, Inc returned to Medford Monday from Portland. e From Sacramento District Agent Oraves, tor the Hallway Express, and Mrs. Oraves returned on the train this morning from Sacramento. Mr. Lowe Here D. M. Lowe of Ash land, who formerly resided In the Valley View district, was a visitor In Medford Monday afternoon. From Portland Mrs. E. B. Plckel of this city arrived by train this morn ing from Portland, where she has been the past month. Weaver in Medford Howard Weaver of the Holeproof Hosiery company of San Francisco, is a business visitor In Medford. Bank Is Painting The Medford Na. tlonal bank Is this week having some painting done as a part of the clean up campaign preceding the Diamond Jubilee. Go to Applegate John J. Seely and William D. Coffin, members of Camp Upper Rogue River, will go to Camp Applegate for duty, according to headquarters announcement. Was Medford Guest Miss Florence Delllnger of this city was guest over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker in Medford. Grants Psss Dally courier. From Beverly Hills Mrs. a. L. Everett of this city arrived on the Shasta this morning from Beverly Hills, Cal., where she has been the past two weeks. To Visit In Portland Miss Louise Brommer of this city left on the flhasta this morning for Portland, w'nre she will spend a week visiting with friends. Called to Hubbard O. J. McKee of Medford returned by train this morn ing from Hubbard, where he was re cently called by the death of his brother, Goes to Tiller First Lieutenant Edward H. LaSalle,'FA-Res., has been relieved rrom his assignment at Camp Steamboat, and has been ordered to duty at Camp Tiller. e Visitors Here Today Captain Harry S. Copper, commander of Camp South Fork of the Rogue, and Captain Glen P. Wallace, Applegate CCC camp com mander, were visitors at district head quarters this morning. To Visit Caves A party from the Portland chamber of commerce ar rived in southern Oregon on a special ear this morning, stopping at Grants Pass. From there they plan to visit the Oregon Caves. Edwards to steamboat Lieut. Grant R. Edwards, FA-Res., who has been on duty with company 966, at Camp Dog Lake, yesterday reported for duty at Camp Steamboat, In the Roeeburg section. Visit In Ashland According to the Ashland Dally Tidings, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wakefield, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Alford end Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barnes ' of Medford were Ashland visitors Sun. day. Visiting Here Mrs. W. H. Byington ef Oakland, Cal., la visiting In Med ford with her son and daughter-in-law, the H. D. Bylngtons, who reside in the Berrydale district. Mr. Bying ton is of the Rogue River Chevrolet agency en North Riverside. Sergeants In City State police aer geants. In charge of three sections of district No. 3. were visitors in Med ford lsst evening. They were sergeant Marlon Barnes of Klamath Falls, Ser geant Keith K. Ambrose of Coqulllc and Sergeant Ralph Qulne of Rose burg. League to Meet The Medford Art league will meet May 17 at 3 p. m., at the Business college, it wss an nounced today. As the art exhibit Is to be held on Saturday, May Id, all members of the league are asked to bring in their work to the Thurs day meeting. Come to Headquarters Albert Mo Dermott, CCC Junior from Camp Ag nsss, will report to headquarters de tachment for duty, an order Issued yesterday atatea. Tom B. Williams. from Camp Annie Springe will also report to headquartera detachment for duty. Return to Medford !r. and Mra. 0. T. Colbaugh and son Lloyd of Med ford visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Icenhower Sunday, the Ashlsnd Dally Tidings states. Wlldon Colbaugh, who apent the week-end at the Icenhower home, returned wish them. Dr. Dean m During the illness of Dr. Oeorge B. Dean, contract surgeon at Camp Applegate. CCC, Contract Surgeon William C. Bundrant will be on temporary duty at the camp. Dr. Bundrant will then proceed to Camp Wineglass In Crater Lake national park, where he will report as camp surgeon. e Bare for Movie Tourney Billy Oreen of the National Screen service and senior ehsmplon athlete of Ore gon, arrived In Medford by train this morning. He is here to compete In the Oregon Motion Picture Golf tour nament, May 16 and 16, but an nounces that his golf chsmplonshlp Is not at stake. Brings Back Limit C. O. Smith, principal of the senior high school, and manager of the Lake o' the Woods resort, brought back a limit of bass, eastern brook and allverilde trout, when he returned from a Sunday's trip to the resort. The bsss and east ern brook trout were caught from the boat landing, and Mr. Smith aays the sllveralde trout are biting freely. The catch is on dlsp'.iy at Al Plche'a. Stops at Port Flying a Martin bomber, Lieutenant wentworth Ooss stopped at the Medford airport today, en route from Pearson field, Van couver, to Crlssy field, San Francisco. Goes to Portland Jack Haman of Holllster, Cal., flying a Stlnson, Jr., stopped here today at the Medford municipal airport, before continuing to Portland, Deputy In Medford Deputy State Fire Marahal Oeorge w. Stokes la In Medford today from Salem, conferring with Fire Chief Roy Elliott and attending- to some Investigations In this city. Undergo Operations Mra. J. E. Prank of Rogue River underwent a major operation at the Community hospital this morning, and G. W Smith of Gold Hill underwent a major operation this afternoon. Recovering Ernest Frlberg, CCC worker who is In the Sacred Heart hospital, was today reported recover ing satisfactorily from a severe cold. George Naben of 898 South Oakdalc avenue, operated on Saturday, was getting along nicely today. ' Has Unusual Operation Patricia Marx, six-year-old daughter of Mr and Mra. H. A. Marx, was operated on this morning at the Sacred Heart hospital, for a throat ailment. The operation, performed by Dr. Lemery, wea pronounced successful this after noon by hospital attendanta. . Advertises Rose Festival Worth Caldwell, manager of the Portland Rose Festival, was a visitor In Med ford today, and extended a special Invitation to Medford and southern Oregon residents to attend the festi val in the Rose City, June 11 to 14, Inclusive. He stated that a large num ber of Portlanders plan to come here for the Jubilee. ROTARY'S DELEGATES An interesting, detailed report of the recent district conference of Rotary International in Tacoma was given at today's luncheon meeting of the Medford Rotary club by Glen Smith, president-elect of the club here, and Joe Marshall, aecretary. In the course of his report, Smith pointed out that the initial Rotary conference was held In Tacoma 20 years sgo. Tribute was paid to the Rotarlana of the Washington city for their splendid hospitality by the speaker, who also briefly discussed the procedure of the international Rotary board and the Important work the organisation Is accomplishing in Europe and the Orient in encourag ing friendlier relations between countrlea and avoiding open warfare. Joe Marshall also emphasized the spirit of hospitality and good-fellow-ahlp that prevailed at the Tacoma conference and briefly told of some of the sessions he attended as a Med ford Rotary club representative. H. H. Sanderson of Seattle and Ed Morrla of Eugene were visiting Rotar lana who enjoyed today's meeting. Club guests were Joe McMahon, for mer Medford traffic official, Emmett Nealon and Ralph Billings. A special program with Illustrated lecture has been planned for next week's Rotary Helen Twelvetrees has one of the featured roles In "All Men Are Ene mies," on the screen at the Craterian theater - today and tomorrow, with the "Purple Sage Riders" on the stage In person for all shows. "The Purple Sage Riders," an ag gregation of stars from radio and stage, are headed by the Lonesome Cowboy, whose voice and act are known from coast to coast. A fea tured performer at the Sunshine In ternational radio station, between Texas and Mexico, he Is credited with having one of the largest listening audiences of radio. In addition to this well known star, the unit Is also composed of picked radio fa vorites from the Arizona Wranglers, the Happy-Go-Lucky. Hour, the Bev erly Hill Billies and the Hollywood Hill Billies. Texas Tommy, with his wonder horse of screen fame, "Baby Doll," a pony of almost human under standing and Johnnie Judd, world's champion trick roper, are also In the show. "The Purple Sage Riders" Is a brand new stage unit, direct from Holly wood, and making their first tour together through this territory. Their local engagement at the Craterian the ater today and tomorrow will be made at no Increase in prices. They ap pear for all shows, both matinee and evenings. " Cyanide and Bichloride Tablets for blight cutting. Very low prices. Med ford Pharmacy. meeting, according to Program Chair man Oeorge Henselman. "TOUR" A lady friend was complaining about her bread not being fresh. A neighbor brought It "tour" atten tlo that If she'd Insist on Fluhrer's New Spun Bread her troubles would be over. Why don't you try It? iilllllllllllllllllllllH Today rmvm I IVj -fi tl I ri Anytime . 1 J fill?"" ChMnn I0C and Wed, ANOTHER BIG x No. 1 One wanted love - another, riches a third wanted an other man's wife but none knew the dark aecret of each other's hearts. Double Bill No. 2 (LKIDC S&LUJ Doq vaude villa's mo t 1 o v . d actor A mashlno drama of emotional conflict play.d largely by an amazinocaatof eaninaal Featuring BUSTER, The Wonder Dog ALSO Screen Song, "Stoopnocracy" "PalOf Wlle" News DAILY MATINEE 1:45 EVENING 6:45 Edward G. Robinson in Rialto Film With the happy combination that made "Little Caesar" such a popu lar hit together again In "Dark Haz ard," opening a three-day run at the Rialto theater today, Edward G, Rob inson and the author, W. R. Burnett, once again come through with a story and a characterization that make the picture one of many entertainment values, Robinson Is shown as a happy-go-lucky gambler, ready to bet his ahlrt on the "dogs," and falling to make a go of his marriage with Genevieve Tobln. Glen da Farrell Is the other woman In the cast, a fast-stepping blonde who knows all the answers. BIRTHS Now at Studio "The Kennel Murder Case," brings William Powell to the screen of the Studio theater today as Phllo Vance, the famous detective character created by S. S. VanDlne. The action Is swift moving, start ing with the murder of a prize Scottle and Involving the slaying of two men and the attempted murder of a third Glamorous Constance Bennett is starred In the second feature, "After Tonight," showing the perils and manee of a wartime spy's career. CGC USfSlARGE 1 (Continued rom page one) army, but is purchased from private firms In this district. limit h Gunnled Health of the men in the camp has been closely guarded during the past year, wKh a medical officer from the army or navy, or a contract surgeon In each camp, Major James R. Btbighaus became district sur geon when headquarters was estab lished and filled that position until his transfer to Montana last week. Figures at headquarters show that during the year 125 cases of disease and 76 injuries were treated in the hospitals, while 3,770 work days were lost by men In hospitals, and 12,744 by nen In quarters. Two thousand ana nine typhoid Inoculations were given the men, 3,005 smallpox vaccinations, and 225 Inoculations against Rocky Mountain spotted fever. There were two deaths In the district the past year, one young man receiving fatal injuries from a falling tree, and the other died the result of carbuncles. The medical division spent 1 425.87 for hospital cae other than govern ment hospitals, and 91098.50 for only slclans other than government doc tors. Expenditures also Included 91. 428 50 for dentists, 9363 for nurses, 9247.00 for optical service and 993.33 for medicine purchased In open mar ket. Reserve Officers Used Camps when originally established were In charge of regular army men, who have since been replaced by re serve officers. Numerous changes In enrollment of the regular men have been necessitated by the ruling that a man can only serve five quarters. Authority In t(j camps divided, between the army and the forest ser vice, the latter being In charge of work outside the camp. The army Is In charge of administration and supplies. mm i SAVE YOUR LICKV TIGER Magic Shampoo The htlr on in immaculately clem icalp al ways hai a better dune for new I saury and growth Hera'i a ihampoo that pleaieathe entire family. Money back guarantee at druffbta and barberi. Try It today. 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