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L BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1934. PAGE ELEVEN Local and In Medford W. W. Bslderre. local aatorney, iu In Medford Wednesday transiting business. Grant Pass Dsllt Courier. Fry In Hospital O. X. Pry d Trill patient at the Community hos pital, where he underwent a major operation Thursday. e e e Janitor at Courthouse H. M. Turn feaugh haa been named Janitor at the Jsokson County oourthouee, and haa aatumed hie dutlea there. e Visiting Here Mrs. O. A. Sanford. of Orovllle. Calif., la Tlaltlng In this city with Mr. and Mr. C. E. Wllltami. Mr. Williams la Mrs. Sanford's eon. e To Home In Portland Doris Linda left on the Shasta this morning for her homo In Portland, after hating spent a elc and a half tlsltlns; In Medford. In Medford Today Captain Eugene W. Bice, oommandlng officer at camp Dog LAke, COC. was a visitor In Med ford today, attending to business mat ters at the CCO district headquarters. On Duty Here Sergeant William Troy and Corporal George B. Gregory hare reported for duty at the CCO district headquarters. Both will be assigned to duty with the quarter master's division. On Leave Educational Adviser George C. Berreman, on duty at Camp Dog Lake, wren me camp ww. ... w m-antori a leave of absence for a four-day period, ordere Issued OUt OI aiSiriCl nesaquarvc u.io state. vun. nmlttea rrhrouffh an error, aha name name of John B. Griffin waa omitted from the names of mem bers of the parade committee. Mr M.fM mu nf th oldest native eons, was one of the first white children horn in this section. Reports for Doty Captain Harold Orova Newell, qm.Kes., wno nas own j.. . viimha with the Civilian Conservation corps, haa reported for duty at the Medford CCO district headquarters. He has not neon as signed from neaaquerters yet. Visits Culbertion Lieutenant Rob t.nM nf nrlMV field. San Pran- elsoo, was an overnight guest of Tom Culbertson here Monday, returning to San Francisco on Tuesday. Ueut. Jarman. a class mate of Culbertaon's t Oregon Stat college, haa been sta tioned with tn air corps in ne n- wallan Islands. iisaktiIv Taken 111 Mrs. Mildred Rlggs, who has been visiting In this -. lt.fe v.- aunt.. Mr. Walter Dlck- y, became suddenly 111 reoently and was taken to tne community no' wltftl. Mr. Uld Mrs. H. B. Ruiks. a sis ter. Mrs. Sam Houser, and Mrs. Tom Clark were called Immediately from McMlnnvlUe. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Rings also arrived and will spend few days with Mrs. Dicxey. Annlanf wnfnn In Parade An an elent wagon which crossed the plains in 1850, pulled by a span 01 steers, was among the entries of the pioneer parade yesterday. Cal Young, of Eu gene, Lane county commissioner, and chairman of Eugene pioneer events -Mi0ifc Mmti here for the OC- ..-. Tt .-a MMMiiat mjt a weddlnfi gift to Mary Reed, who was born In southern Oregon on October i, ibou. Visitor In Medford Chester Martin, sophomore in tne Toieao nign scawi, who was a winner In the Oregon Dla- -.nnrf .TnhiiM kmt contest, was a visitor in Medford today, and called at the Mall Tribune office. Martin's step-mother, who was also in the city. Is the youngest daughter of Isaac Skeetera, who was a member of the Hlllman party that discovered Crater lake. Martin used as his topio for the essay "The Authentic History of Ora er Lake." e e Oil Men Here 0. O. Walker, assist ant division manager of the southern Oregon district for General Petroleum oompsny with headquarters in Port land haa been In the city the pat two days conferring with T. M. Hig glns, district msneger. While some time was spent In going over the ter ritory, the official took "time out" to visit the important Jubilee attrac tions. Mr. Walker praised the Jubilee very highly and waa delighted with the entertainment provided for htm while in this city. Money Orders gtolen--Word has been received here from 0. B. Cains, post office Inspector In charge, at Seattle, Wash., that on the night of May 17, thla year, the poet office at Shanlko. Ore., was burglarised, and money order forms Nos. 4781s to 47800 were stolen. These forms, he stated, have been cashed at Portland, Boise and Lewlston, apparently by two men. Also on June 8, the Unity. ' Ore., post office was burglarised, and forms Nos. 34010 to 34200 were stolen, also the money order stamp and cut ter. Inspector Calne requests that lo cal officers, stores, garagea, and auto camps watch for these etolen orders, apprehend passers, cause their arrest, and wire the government office, collect. FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO Dreamland DANCING FROM 9 TO 1:30 TONIGHT and Saturday Mulc br the MELODY BOYS (Direction B'g Filer) Southern Orrjons Hotteet Dance Band A I" i Men. Personal Undergoes Operation A. P. But'.ei underwent a minor operation at the Community hospital Thursday. Attends Jubilee Miss Msud Mor ton, of the Cinderella Shop In Grants Pass, is In Medford to enjoy the Dia mond Jubilee, From Roaeburg Mrs. R. F. Forrest er of Roaeburg, arrived by train thu morning to spend two days vlsltln-j in Medford. Down for Dsy Airs. O. H. Thurs ton and Mrs. E. J. Payton came down from Roaeburg this morning to spend the day In Medford. e Here from Morshfleld Mrs. Tom Crabtree, her two sons, Earl and Merle, and Pauline and Glen Ander son left for Marshfleld this morning on tne Shasta. - At Diamond Lake Mr. and Mrs Floyd Sparks and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Whiteside are vacationing at Diamond lake. Mr. Sparks is associated with M O. Mogensen snd Co., of Sin Fran cisco, and Mr. Whiteside Is of the Ad vance Register, of Tulare, California. Her for Two Weeks Frank Suarc- llnl, of Monterey, Cel., a recent grad uate of the university of Santa Clara, arrived in this city on the Shasta this morning to spend two weeks here for the remaining days of the Jubilee, and to visit Crater lake and the Ore gon caves. -4- Dog Star of Roxy First Run Picture The remarkable Intelligence of a dog, and a gripping story of melo dramatic action, with suspense and nerve-thrilling episodes, make "Jaws of Justice," first-run picture com ing to the Roxy tomorrow, real en tertainment. The dog Is Kazan. The plot of this exciting piece re volves around the attempt of out siders to learn the secret of a hidden lode of gold ore In a northwestern mining community. When the leader of the eettlement fairs to return from a trip to Can ada to settle the rights to the hidden lode, a series of mysterious and sin ister events follow that are finally solved through the sixth sense of Kazan. A thrilling climax to the sequence of rspldly moving episodes Is where Kazan saves the hidden mine from being blown up by tracing the stran ger to the scene, pulling the burning fuse away with His teeth and gnaw ing through the rope from which the man Is suspended, sending him crashing to the bottom of the ravine. D 20c Anytime CONTINUOUS SHOWS SATURDAY1 Ends Saturday Nite VUPIrVlPS, HOORAY' Coming Sunday A PICTURE YOU SIMPLY MUST SEE - .joc McCoy Heads Rialto Double Bill Tim McCoy, exponent of - the fast and thrilling action melodramas, la again to be seen In another series of exciting exploits In "Hell Bent for Love," on the Rialto theater's double feature program for today and to morrow. Lillian Bond appears oppo site the star in the role of a gang ster's "moll," who helps McCoy vin dicate himself as a highway patrol officer after he has been framed and discharged from the force. MlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH Continuous Shows Saturday 1 to 11 p. m. i w ar mm m ar i if SATURDAY ONLY First Time in Medford Action! Thrills! Mystery! vb and the Lure of f HIDDEN GOLD Vjjt C" The Screen's Latest in 'AWS S A Dog's Instinct ALSO KIT CARSOll Chapter 6 "The Secret of Iran Mountain" Earneit Truax Comedy "EXPECTANT FATHER" Cartoon Auto Show -f A I vV 31 Marvelous Spring DANCE FLOOR Southern Oregon's Newest Sensation Cover Charge 45c No CoTer Chsrge for lnecorted Ladle 3 On the same program, In "He Couldn't Take It," Rsy Wslker plays the role of Jimmy Case, whose flair for fighting causes him to lose Job after Job and run out of excuses to offer his flsncee, played by Virginia Cherrlll. So he becomes a prlzeglhter and lasts Just long enough to make him realize he was never cut out for the professional game. Then, in a series of hilarious and thrilling Inci dents, he finally "gets next to him self." Dog Marvel Sy &3S'2Lf li wM w Jjm BROOMFIELD , I "KlPP4 iXl JV ,U & 'n .tl'3 I .ON THE SCREEN . - , B. I Finds the Lost Mine Last Times TONIGHT Learn about life, love and laughter from this ' grand comedy ' "LADIES MUST LOVE" MEET THE GANG at the OASIS CABARET Located 11 Miles No. Medford on Crater Lake Highway Hot Music by Al Stewart and His 11 Nite Owla Tarzan Coming 4r M . L..i 1 The most ambition attempt evar made by a motion picture studio to I Continuous FJryffTfl Adulls I Saturday pHE 'JftlHIOjj 25 llljll 1 1 1:00-12:00 niiWLisffw will nuilri Ki'11"" 1(c I TODAY and SATURDAY I 9 FFATIIRF5I rvinrnrrsn 7 fi, . .... W..W. ... , ,, , g .J I 20c Feature No, pjULvKJ U UxJLZU ... Xtthm A l no inpic-crovro a uouuid- V; TOl'sf jT" I If Ulin I imni IA flFVa I I -7T2r:: rS meiody W) I moTlnr. story of a hlrhnoy pat- ll 7jLi THEHOTTEST, ' 5 ft I i rolman hell bent for lor.l ' PTK PEPPIEST, FAST- rJ j I i I T m "I COLORED .. . TMJ " I aWVSPIl JoanBlondell UITB'CLUD PPll SSl in"Smarty , CIISOU ' 4Xl;i Adult5-40C REC0RD.N0 ,fg& lf- S ' ' Kiddie8-25c L0" Feature No. 2 RetttWs! fclsV fi j Plenty of nerve . . . hut no con- ''.";,':- IL . ' . k V troll Ho was born to flfht and lot ' L - 5 RAY WALKER 'sL VX. . 1 WmA I GEO. E. STONE P.'.. . Wj ! Virginia Cherrill J '4fJ(f 1 jl ibLiX&t&JjM Edgar Kennedy In "Wrong Direotion" NOVELTY and NE1VSREEL Keyond your wllrtefit drenmsl Arttentnr sncli as 1 i you'T never beheldl . . Romance rnrlnn tlirotiirt j I Jungle terrorsl . Two years In Ilia making! Th IU biggest thrill show ever brought to the screen! SUNDAY Wfr?T fcnrSl ' J0HNNY ' PopulVrkDemand Wv'tti ' 1 WE ISSMULLER pOGERS gj mBimJMl L nine, ii a riniCfl M.AHRif n ?."!VA"VM MIS KSM CI M IIL-1 III With Nk L HAM L UN bring an adventure atory to the acrean haa just been completed with the filming of 'Tartan and Hla Mate," new thrill picture featuring Johnny Wo Iu mu Her and Maureen O'Sulltvan to be shown Sunday at the Craterlan treatre. Two of the biggest cllmaxea of the picture show a herd of maddened e.e phanU charging a safari of natives and white men and later an attack of dozens of lions upon a camp. Wild animal men and & crew of 1.000 pro duction men were recruited from sll parts of the country to ajvslat the stu dio In obtaining the scenes. 1 The new story continues the ad ventures of Tnrr&n, played by Wels muller. when a safari of white mm. attempt to raid the elephants' burial ground" of millions of dollars worth of Ivory. Tarzan'aattempts to protect the sacred jungle hoard get him into breath-taking hazards that far sur pa the thrills of "Tarmn, the Ape Man." Of special Interest In the picture are scene taken under water by a special process that has recorded the strangest sight ever seen by humin eye a battle between a man and a giant crocodile. The notable supporting oaa. In cludes many player remembered for their roles In "Tarzan, the Ape Man." Including Nell Hamilton, Forrester Harvey, PorU Lloyd,- of the original cast. Plan Comedy Talent Ladles' Aid li preparing a comedy to be presented on June IS, It was announced today. The public la being Invited to attend the. play, Mra. C. V. Hold ridge ea'd today. l Mnllnees t IMS Hurry ! Ends Tomorrow Night ! Capacity Crowds! . . . and They're All Saying, "WOW! What a Show" ON THE STAGE IN PERSON Vlsltlna; Here Mrs. Harriet Watson, Mrs. Velma Ooodwln, and Robert Chlpman, arrived in thla city this morning to visit with Mrs. Goodwin' sister, Mrs. Florence Rush. Mrs. Knight Hack Airs. 0. A Knight, who has been 111 at tlw Greene Eye hospital at San Pranclsca for the past two months, returned to Medrord this morning, her condition much improved. awtnnrtwfrii'ii l Evenings ' at 7:00-9:00 vmtmu i cr mimuifi i i
