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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 27. 1934. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal To Portland Clarsnoa Toy of Port land left tot hit homo yestarday at Mr having apent two or three days hera on business. : Back from Visit Mra. H. R. Mans field returned by train yesterday from a few days' visit with her father and mother In Myrtle Creek. Visits Here Mra. J. W. Harris, of Portland, who haa been vlaltlng In thla elty for two days with Mra. B. E. Peden. left by train yesterday for her home. To Cottase Grove Miss Carrol Smith of Butt Tails, left yeaterday on the Shasta for Cottage Grove, where ahe will visit with Mrs. B. P. Morrla, who was formerly of Butte Palls. Visits In Grants Pass Airs. R. M. Gatton and daughter, Patri-la Ana, arrived by train yeaterday Iron. Grants pass, where they have been Malting with Mrs. Gatton'a mother, Mrs. R. B. Gale. ' No Wrecking Permit Albert Pray, of Central Point, waa arrested by state police Friday for maintaining a wrecking house without a license, pray was sentenced to appear at jus tice court. Visits Brother Charley Conaway la visiting his brother, Claire Conaway at San Rafael, Calif., where la la sta tioned In the U. S. Army at Hamilton field. He left here Wednesday morn ing by motor. Shasta Sked Changed The sched ule for the north bound Shasta has been changed from 10:33 a. m. to 10:53 a. m., It waa announced yester day by A. S- Rosenbaum, local South ern Faclflo agent. CCC Boys Arrested Harold Flynn, 18, and Glen Mahan, 19, both of the Applegate CCC camp, were arrested by city police Frldsy night on ohsrges of being drunk In a public place. Both were lodged in the elty Jail. - P. E. O. Delegates Leave Mra. Era mett Rathbun and Mrs. Robert Rog ers, both of Portland, left on the train yesterday, after having remain ed over from the P. E. o. convention In this city as the gueats of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cobb. Continue Classes It waa announced yesterday that the Medford Art leagues will continue free classes on Tuesday and Thursdaya from rto A p. xn., fa, both beginner and advanced classes. The groups meet at the Medford Business college. No P. U. C Fred K. Johnson, of 330 South Central, waa arrested In Grants Pass Friday night by atate polios for operating a commercial truck with no Public Utilities license. Re was fined $10 and oosta for the of fense, and also S and costs for hav ing no license on a trailer. Season Opens The fishing season at Diamond lake opened today, It waa announced by George L. Howard, manager, who was In Medford recent ly. Mr. Howard has been at the lake alnce the first of May, and says that the cottages at the resort have been repaired and repainted for this sum mer's visitors. He saya the fishing In the streams near the lake has been excellent. i Accident at Central and 4th An accident at the Intersection of Central and 4th waa reported at the city po lice station yesterday Involving Ruth Mlnear, Kings highway, and Earl W. Weaver, 84 Rose avenue. Tha report showed that the Mlnear car had the right of way, and waa struck In the aide near the rear by the auto driven by Weaver, The accident occurred at 13 :30 a. m. Saturday. - In from Lake of Woods flugh A. Rltter, ranger In Lake of the Woods region, ia In Medford for two or three days, and will inspect the grazing and timber scale altuatlon In the Keene creek country before returning. Rltter announces that 10 men are now lo cated In a camp near Heavenly Twins, and are at work on the Skyline trail, which will extend from Lake of the Woods to Mt. Hood, along the Cas cade divide. Three Receive Bruises Three occu pants of a car driven by Cornelia W. Barnes, of Phoenix, received bruises In an accident yesterday at the inter section of 4th and Front. The Barnea car, going west on 4th, wss struck by an auto driven by Martha V. An derson, route 3, who was driving north on Front street. Those Injured were Mrs. E. D. Wilson. Mrs. Jim McAbee. and Mrs. Barnes. The collision turned the Bamea car over on its aide. Postmaster to Portland Prank De Souaa, postmaster, left for Portland last night on official business, and will return Tuesday morning. Mr. DeSouza will confer with the central accounting post office about the change In the stamp accounting sys tem which has been recently inau gurated here. Mr. DeSouza saya that heretofore all stamps bought by the local postofflce were secured from Washington, D. C, and that the change will facilitate the buying of etamps from the Pacific coast dis tributing office, located in Portland The system Is receiving a trial throughout the country, with Oregon as the west coast distributing point, and New Jersey the location of tne east coast accounting office. To Ashland William Vimont. r.n. resentatlve of the Nlah Clothing Co . k Asniana yesterday on busi ness. Mrs. Charley Home Mrs. L. C. Chsrlev. vhn w. after undergoing an ocular operation . sou riaucisoo, reiurnea to ner home in Medford Saturday. Here from Janesvllle Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8. Lovejoy of Janesvllle, wis., have arrived In Medford tr, nnrf tw of three days. Mr. Lovejoy is secre tary oi tne owen-Oregon Sales com pany, and ia looking over operation In the Medford section. Neck Yokes Needed Itok vnv single-trees snd horses are still want ed for use In the poneer parade, a leaiure inursaay, June 7, of Oregon's Diamond Jubilee celebration. J. Verne Shangle, parade chairman, reported last evening. General oreDarationa r rapidly going forward with every In dication ui one or tne largest pion eer parades In the west will be shown. Essential to Women with "Bad Skin' LUCKY TIGER Antiseptic Ointment and hot towel treatment a boon ts all women Buy Yours Today PLEARS the skin from pimples and dullness when due to doused pores. Instant relief from burns. A household 6rtt skin aid. Get alar today. Aim rompanlonto old reliable Lucky Tlget Halt Tonic. Rogers at Roxy 1 4, S? f " S-J - 4 The delightful persons of Anne Cameron's Saturday Evening Post story, "Green Dice," will come to Ufa on the screen, with Will Rogers as "Mr. Skltch," in the film by that name which opens at the Roxy the. ater today. For outright entertainment and good, healthy laughs, . "Mr. Skltch' tops anything Rogers has done. Al ways at his best In a modern, topi cal and timely picture, Rogers has the type of role that lets him loose with sallies of wit, the kind that have made him a national favorite as a numorisc. Joan Crawford at Craterian in "Sadie McKee " "Harold Teen" On Rialto Bill Remember your first cigar? Here's probably how you felt. Thla Is Hal LeRoy, star of "Harold Teen," the plcturlzation of the Carl Ed comic strip, at the Rialto theatre today and Monday. "Harold Teen" brings to life the different characters of the funnies in a riot of fun bulla along the lines of a musical comedy. Flaming youth, as personified by Harold and UUums and all the others, Is woven Into a peppy story that Is the very essence of Juvenile enthusiasm. "Queen Christina" at Studio "Queen Christina," which opena at the Studio theater today, atlrrlng Greta Garbo, haa made film history for three reasons, It reunites Garbo with John Gil bert after a screen sepaiutlon of five years and brlnga him out of retirement for a triumphal return to pictures. It Is the picture that Garbo haa wanted to do all her life because Queen Christina of Sweden Is her favorite historical character. It la the most ambitious film pro duction with sets that rival the Field of the Cloth of Gold for their size and beauty that Is to be seen In re cent years. The picture la baaed upon the glamorous lift of Sweden's famous Queen Christina who reigned three yeara ago. Been to Portland Jude Scldel. who has been spending several daya in Portland on business, has returned to Medford. Goes to Cantonrllle James Pardee. Copco elevator man, left yeaterday lit Canyonvllle to visit his brother, Sam. Today Is the SOth anniversary of tne Pardee family's arrival In Canyonvltle, Only three people of the number there fifty yeara ago still live in that city. They will have a celebration today. . Mr. Conger Returns H. W. Conger, president of the Oregon Funeral' Di rectors' association, returned to Med. ford Friday evening from Portland, where he presided at the 31st annual convention of the association. Mr. Conger reported the largest attend ance on record for the organization. f " waaaaaaaaw; aa; 'mmmmmv.W:-vmmmm,-'-. pmwmmmm -.Mvnm-mmmv 'i . - waMiUaBUaCaBM AXasMaaaBaHaal The motion picture version of 'Sa die McKee," Vina Delmar's sensation al Liberty Magazine story, brings Joan Crawford back to the screen as the girl who rose from servants quarters to riches. Pranchot Tone, Edward Arnold and Gene Raymond are the three men who form the love interest in Sadie McKce's life, Tone as the girlhood beau, Arnold as the millionaire, and Raymond as a crooner. Esther Ralston is also featured in the cast as a torch singing vaudeville star with whom Raymond skips out following his af fair with Sadie. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiB Shows r Today 1:45-3:15 7:00-9:00 Adults 25 Kiddies-10o TODAY and MONDAY! Hey! Hey! We're All Going to Have the Time of Our Lives! , T 'A f iHMHi . 1 ...with this peppy... snappy... collegiate musical -comedy! Harold, Lillums, Lilao, Shadow, Fop Jenka and all the others . , . brought to life In a hilarious jamboree of laugh ter, song, and flaming youth! . . . Oboy-Oboy-Oboyl . , .Wadda Pickshurl Guaranteed to make you feel ten years youngerl (Please don't crawl 1) . tail " t I !wlth Broadway's " f m.imi airfT'i r i in., ii i i 7iaaMiiaaCiTTsaiM ADDED ATTRACTIONS ANDY CLYDE in "DORA'S DUNKING DOUGHNUTS" "SCRAPING THE SKV" PATHE NEWSREEL PULUisjiaiuwjMieiuiiM!ip-a ruiififi.iani.rni aimiiiinmai menu aaMajiaaaistibsuusaauaasaiataslajtii -Minwciiusi.ipiijiai.iliWMpi.il ii u'lixa tsytav sp k vii eh a, vaap aaf m m nji I..!.. IPIMPTPT -1 1 'i ii, j'', ,M,.M, iPlll'Mt,WliyPl J J'jkjakJjijKita &s m i mm mm ill Mats 25o . Eves 35o Kiddies lOo Shows Today at 1:45 3:30 - 7:00 - 9:00 STARTS TODAY for 3 DAYS! 7? "Dancing Lady" Has Done It Again! ! BREATH TAXING!... in her role of a "come-on" girl . . . sweetheart of one . . . wife of another In love with ft third! -t..ir Mr'k M,Ji r 1 -(: u K-v fUy,1 I' ' ,VJ:l V.';3fcaU vtf 07. , C .'1" 1 l"",llU4 nj'1'"' piphi iaaa p p M J ' ... "Sadie McKee," born with too much love in her heart she m' h scattered her affections among too many men! , . . Her private '' love af'lr mado blaring headlines . . . Her marriages made H 9 1 newspaper extras , . . Her divorces turned society topsy-turvy! B . fg iJBfR. ..u-. ,'fi ... Here's a woman who played all men as Buckers . , but found m ' S5 1 happiness with the man she thought she hated! t r I . tit-' y u I ' " I h I iff J4 if with FRANCHOT TONE Cone Raymond Esther Ralston FROM VINA DELMAR'S SENSATIONAL LIBERTY MAGAZINE STORYI ADDED ATTRACTIONS LAUREL and HARDY. in "OLIVER THE EIGHTH" "Italr, Land of Inspiration' Kewsreel
