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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. JIEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. JUNE 12. 1934. PAGE SEVES Local and S. P. Agent Here K. A. DeMarlaa, traveling passener agent tor th'i Southern Paclllo Linea, arrived In thla city yeaterday on cuaineas. To Visit Uncle Dorothy Jaclyn Flynn ol thla left lor Salem this morning to visit with her uncle, A. A. Flynn. t Inspector Here S. H. Morse, poit office inspector with headquarters In Eugene. Is In thla city today on of ficial buslneaa. Major Operation Dorothy PlttL ger, route 4, underwent a major op eration at the Community hospital thla morning. To I'pper Rogue W. h. Jones, j perlntendent of construction In the forest service, left today for the Up per Rogue CCC camp, and will re turn thla evening. Leaves for Portland Miss Marjorle Brassfleld. of Portland, left thla morn ing for her home, after having spent ten days In this city visiting with Mr and Mra. A. E. Orr. . To Go North Miss Gertrude Wa:z Ung. special Instructor, will leave for 'the north next Thursday to visit In Portland and Seattle, before return ing to her home In Myrtle point. For Church "Meeting Mrs. J. M. lEham, of Grants Pass, arrived on the train this morning to attend the meeting of the Foreign Missionary of the Methodist church here today. ... Miss Andrews to Eugene Miss Win netrcd Andrews, librarian at the Jun ior high school, will leave by auto In the near future for Eugene, where she will spend a few weeks at her home. Leaving Hospital Mrs. Fred Bay less, of Hilt, who underwent a major operation at the Community hospital two weeks ego, la leaving for her home today. t Army Planes Here Three army Boe ing pursuit ships passed through Med ford this noon en route to South Ridge Field. Michigan. They were n-sw ahlps from the Boeing factory, In charge of Lt. E. Grlswold. ... Mrs. Bowman Returns Mra. Mar cella H. Bowman, 18 South Central, returned recently from San Diego, where ahe has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lola Jones, for six weeka. Condition Better The condition of Lucille Moon, Howard street, who un derwent an appendicitis operation at the community hospital two days ago, la reported as much better to day. Leaves for School Mlaa Edith An drewa of this city left recently for Seattle to attend the University of Washington summer school. Miss An drews la the daughter of Mrs. W. V. Andrews. SOT South Oakdale. Jubilee Guests Mr. and Mra. N. C Smythe, 928 South Central, had as (shelf guests during Jubilee week, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Paye and son Qune from Fort Klamath. Mrs. Paye la Mr. and Mrs. Smythe's daughter. r Sisters to Meet The Pythian Sis ters will meet Wednesday evening for their regular session at the K. of P. ' hall. Following the meeting cards will be enjoyed. Refreshments will be served by a committee of Ruth Wal ters, Grace Reed and Gertrude Baker. Mrs. Thomdlke Leaves Mra. Eugene Thoradlke left today by train for Willow Creek, Mont., where aha w called by the lllnesa of her mother, Mra. N. W. Downle. She was accom panied to Olendale. Ore., by her eon Billy, who will vacation on a ranch there. Motor to Eugene John W. Greene, accompanied by his parents, Mr. and Mia. Fred W. Greene, and alster-ln-law, Mrs. Chaa. R. Greene, motored to Eugene Sunday to aitena jonna graduation In Foreign Commerce at the University of Oregon. He com pleted his course at mid-year. ROXY SATURDAY 11 P. M. Sharp stem SimUl MID NITE Only The weather Calls for It! BUNDLED KINDLING For fast hot fires in 200 cubic feet . 100 cubic feet. Timber TOmPANY PHONE 7 End North Central "A Oood Firm to Trade With" Personal Fullen Here Today Chaa. A. Fullm, assistant general agent for the Chi cago Great Western Railroad Co., with headquarters at Portland, arrived on the train this morning. Arrives This Morning 1. Kocher, inspector of transportation for the Southern Pacific Co., with headquar ters at San Francisco, arrived In Med ford thla morning. Wallace, Clyde Here J. T. Wallace, general agent for the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, and Joe R. Clyde, general perishable agent, with headquarters at San Francisco, ar rived In Medford yesterday. Mrs. Ashcraft Visitor Mrs. Lillian Ashcraft of Northport, Calif., arrived today to visit her brother George Corura and her mother here and her sister, Mrs. John Coblelgh m Butte Falls. ' Miss Co rum Leaves Miss Bonnie Corum haa returned to her home In Portland after spending the pas; week with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Corum at their home on South Central, and enjoying the Jubilee. Chauffeur Examiner Coming Ward McReynolds, examiner of operators and chauffeurs, connected with the office of secretary of state, will be In Medford Friday and Saturday at tne city hall. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cara should get In touch with him. Returns from Salem Rev. J. Knotta. of the First Methodist church, returned last night from Salem, where he attended the consmencement exer cises of the Willamette university. His son, Rosa, who was graduated, re turned to Medford with his father and will apend the summer here. . Ho Crater Lake Dr. F. A. McGrud er. Mary McGruder and Margaret Mc Gruder, of Corvallls, and Mrs. B. F. Welch of Baltimore, arrived In this city this morning on the train and will spend the day visiting at Crater lake before preceding south to sail east through the Panama canal. Lightning Strikes A report at the forest service office thla morning shows that the lightning of yester day's thunderstorm struck in the for est near Imnaha ranger station, which is In the Prospect region. Only a small fire resulted, and Is the only fire yet reported. Moving Starts Alarm When a heavy safe was moved Into an office on the second floor of the First National bank building laat night, an electrical cont actwas made by the Jarring which atarted the bank burglar alarm. It rang for some time, start ing about 7:15, before an electrician was able to break the connection. . Plans Trip East Miss Sara Van Meter, principal at the Roosevelt school, will leave In the near future for the east to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Lillian Sherrard, who Is superintendent of schools at Chero kee, Iowa. Miss Van Meter will atip at San Francisco, and at the World's Fair In Chicago. Barks into Car An accident was reported at the city police station thla morning Involving Mrs. E. O. Kerns, of Klamath Falls, whose auto struck the fender of a machine owned by Louis Jennings, as Mrs. Kerns was backing out of a driveway. The Jen nings oar was parked In front of 333 South Riverside. To Visit Portland Mrs. L. R. Baker, and son Harold, left on the train this morning for Portland, and were ac companied by Mra. A. B. Ellison, wno haa been visiting them In this eltv for a month. Mra. Baker and Harold Burning, Gnawing Pains In Stomach Relieved Neutralize Irritating acids with Dr. Emll's Adla Tablets. Prevent serious t,Amh tmiihl.. vt Mt what VOU I want. Adla gives relief or your money mm 4 i VEL morning and evening! .$3.75 .$2.00 will apend several daya visiting Mrs. Ellison, who Is Mr. Baker's mother, at her home In Portland. Ashpoles' Guests Depart Francis Lucas, Llnfleld college student of Ms Mlnnvllle. and Francis Evans. Wil lamette university student of Salem, who have been guests of Mra. Mary A. Ashpole, of Tripp street, have re turned to their homes after spending the week here enjoying the Jubilee. Mr. and Mra. Chet Maria of Smith River Corners, who have also been Jubilee guests of Mra. Mary Ashpule and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ashpole, left Sunday for their homes. LYNCHING FEARED 8USANVILLE, Cl June 19. (AP) A coroner'a Jury today returned a verdict of "murder by partlea un known" following an inquest into the deatha of five persons slain by an apparently crazed knife killer here Sunday night. Meanwhile, sherlff'a deputies main tained a strict guard at the Lassen county Jail while rumors persisted that members of the Susanvllle Ital ian colony were considering a lynch ing attempt against Peter Alosl. lum ber mill foreman, suspected of the wholesale slaylngs. Alosl was arrested shortly after the mutilated bodlea of joe Fazio, a gro cer, hla wife and their grown daugh ter and son and a neighbor woman were found elashed by knife wounds. District Attorney Orover Julian ex pected to file a murder complaint against Alosl In a "day or two." The 45-year-old mill worker, who has steadfastly maintained hla lnnonc ence, was removed this morning to a basement of the county Jail as a further precaution against possible mob violence. T PAY FOR TOOTH IN LUNG SALEM, June 12. (AP) The lone written opinion handed down today by the Oregon aupreme court affirmed the decree of Judge Calvin L. Sweek In an appeal from Umatilla county In the suit for collection of $1736 on a promissory note and Interest from Auguat 37, 1931, brought by Roy N. Johnson against C. C. Curl. The plain tiff won the suit and the opinion by Justice J. o. Bailey upheld htm In an appeal taken by Curl. The court, In an oral opinion, de nied the petition for rehearing In the $20,000 damage case won by Miss Mil dred Schamonl against Dr. Harry Semler, Portland dentist, on charges or malpractice. The case was started upon the allegation that Mlsa Mil dred Schamonl suffered Impairment of neaitn when the dentist, through carelessness, allowed one of the ex tracted teeth to go down her throat and It lodged in her lung. PORTLAND POLICEMEN ARE RETURNED TO JOB PORTLAND, Ore., June 12. (UPl Twelve policemen released from service in connection with the shanghaiing" of two dozen crew members of the oil tanker Kekoskee by striking seamen last week, last night were to report for duty. and Wed. DOUBLE Number 1 W with CHARLOTTE HENRY m "Atkt" RICHARD ARLEN ROSCO ATES GARY COOPER LEON ERROL LOUISE FAZENDA W. C. FIELDS SKEETS GALLAGHER CARY GRANT . RAYMOND HATTON ,5r.V,? HORTON ROSCOE KARNS BABY LtROY MAE MARSH POLLY MORAN JACK O A K I E EDNA MAY OLIVER MAY ROBSON CHARLIE RUGGLES ALISON SKIPWORTH NED SPARKS FORD STERLING Daily Matinee 1:45. ''Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllW Today I DYoVA", 20c Now at Roxy After living for generations in story book land, all the strange, unusual people that roam the pages of Lewis Carroll's beloved fantasy "Alice In Wonderland." have come to life on the screen. They may be seen on the Roxy theater double bill tonight and to morrow. Out of the black night the radio voice warned him that the woman he loved was In danger. Racing against time with thundering motors and shreiking sirens he risked his life dared the unknown to save her from the murderous vengeance of an es caped convict. This is the T. N. T. loaded, thrill laden climax that brings "Police Car 17," the second feature, to Its excit ing conclusion. Rialto Stars One of the funniest plays In ths history of the modern theare, often called a "classic in laughs," comes to the Rialto theatre tomorrow. It Is "The Show-Off." starrlns Spencer Tracy with Madge Evans at the head of a notable cast. The story deals with the compli cations that arise in the lift of a young man who talks too much. He brae of hi social position, his motor cars and his estates, none of whl:n he has. He tells the president of his company how to run the concern and talks himself out of a Job. He even fools his wife for a whllo. but after she finds him out his trou bles really begin. "David Harum," Will Rogers' great success, closes its run tonight at the Rialto theatre. Fine Cast Coming On Craterian Bill With one of -the largest and most imposing casts ever assembled for a motion picture production, "Stand Up and Cheerl" will make Its appear- Number 2 Ready for Life or Death I.Ives hanging by a thread as Car 17 streaks to the scene of action. ALSO Louise Fazenda in "Mountain Music" Screen Song News Evening 6:45 II1' FEATURE 111 TEXAS OFFICERS RIDDLE AUTO jmrrmrmimi jt; 7i This Is the bullet-riddled automobile In which Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, Dallas desperado pair, were shot and killed as they sped over a Louisiana road at 85 mllea per hour. Officers who waited In ambush for them oumoed 167 bullets into the car...(Assoclated Press Photo) a nee on the screen of the Craterian treatre, on Thursday, for an engage ment of three days. Among the mat.y star names that stud the roster of players are Warner Baxter, Jamei Dunn, Madge Evans, Ralph Morgan, Shirley Temple, Nigel Bruce, Arthur Byron, John Boles and Stepln Petchlt. In the supporting cast are a number of famous entertainment personali ties among whom are Sylvia Froo, Jimmy Dallas. "Aunt Jemima." Mitch ell and Durant and Mick Poran. The story is that of a Broadway theatrical producer who Is called upon by the President of the United States to help restore prosperity by reviving the spirits of the people through a gigantic amusement campaign. With the cream of the entertainment crop at his disposal, the producer puts on display the most lavish amusement units ever produced. Among the thousand and one won ders In the picture there are hun dreds of dazzling girls, a vocal chorus of 500, 1.000 players, 335 scenes, 1,200 wild animals and 5 bands of music. OF NORTH BAY. Ont., June 12. (UP) Baby Yvonne, largest of the Dlonne quintuplets, has survived the most serious setback any of the five tiny girls have experienced since tihetr Show 1:45 7:00-9:00 Positively Ends Tonight! Will Rogers "David Harum' Tomorrow and Thursday SHE LOVED HIM almost as much as he loved himself! j0&-2&' fW " i-pci Jniy urn fw " In hla pantal mljfmVk vS the MADGE EVANS GRANT MITCHELL Lois Wilson 1A ft birth two weeks ago Dr. A. R. Dafoe, attending pnyalclan. told the United Press last night. The child would not eat yesterday and failed to respond to emergency oxygen-carbon dioxide treatment. She was sinking rapidly when Dr. Dafoe resorted to use of rum. Two drops brought her around. She was much Improved today, but had lost half an ounce weighed two pounds, eight ounces. Marie, smallest of the quintuplets, was unchanged at one pound twelve ounces. The quintuplets now are being fed a total of two and one-half ounces or human milk every two hours. LONDON, Jun 12. (AP) The Canadian press ' learned today that the expansion of the British air force announced officially some time ago contemplated the addition of 60 squadrons totaling roughly 600 air planes. The government has let It be known that It Intends to bring the air force to parity with that of any other nation "within striking dis tance." Excluding 100 machines In India. Britain at present has 800 first class machines and 130 second -line alr i craft. Adulta 25 KlddlPH 10c Ha toM the worM he na a rnckered wonder and they LALOIIKD t him ... He told the hnai how to run hi butf neit and he FIRED him ... He told the elrt he Inteil her and the .MARRIED him! 'It , jiv BRITISH AIR FORCE TO ADD 600 PLANES OF BARROW J2 If BIRTHS Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mlnter of Eagle Point, a son, weigh' lng a pounds, 14 ounces, this after noon at the Community hospital. PENDLETON i Ore., June 13. (AP) Federal officials are bearing down on manufacturers and vendors of Illegal liquor In this area. am Isi,ow" I Pf?!PPTV I Mau s5 I 1:45 I 4 '1 I J 'J I1 I I F-vea . . 350 I 7:00-0 :00 j EQ2j7jlUjJ I Riddles .10c Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night! The greatest thriller . . . n throb . . . and other acenel "hnnWEISSMULLER MDlUfAATE MAUREEN O'SULLIVAR STARTS THURSE .WARNER MADGE EVANS JAMES DUNN "AUNT JEMIMA"-STEPIN FETCHIT MITCHELL AND DURANT J3 STARS OP RADIO SCREtN it STAGI 1000 PIAYIRS 300 Pollloi Girls 5 GREAT BANDS LOS ANGELES, June 13. (UP) George J. (Slim) fiomervllle, lanky screen comedian, held too much ap peal for other women and abused her. Mrs. Gertrude M. SomerviUe. his wife, charged in a suit for separate main tenance filed In superior court today. Mrs. SomerviUe charged in her complaint that the comedian had been seen in Tla Jusna cafes with other women and had associated with one particular unnamed woman for the past four months. MM 20c Anytime Last Times Tonite - "ESKIMO" Filmed in the Arctic Tomorrow William Powell in "Private Detective 62" Jungle Thrills and Jungle Love! ever produced eaip punch . In every or , . r. with - JOHN BOLES -RALPH MORGAN Words aren't bl enough to describe this entertainment martel , . , marshaling the entertainment (enlus of stage, screen, radio, circus. and vaudeville the world overt
