MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD, ORF.GOX, THURSDAY, .TTJXE 21. 1934.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
To Albany H. M. LIU left on the
train lut night for Albany, Ore.
To Spokane Mlw Gloria Felse left
by trala for Spokane lut evening.
Goes to Coast Nina J. High left by
train lut night en route to Seaside.
Leares for Alberta Mr. L. Plater
left by train last night for Saskatoon.
Alberta.
To Iowa Mrs. Janle Fernlund left
for Dodge City, Iowa, Wednesday, by
train.
Ooea to Dunsmulr Mlsa Naomi Mc
Olothlln left today by motor for
Dun&mulr, Calif., where she will re
alde. Visits Stewart Emery 01m&teari,
Reno mining man, stopped over here
laat night to rlslt Jack Stewart. Olm
atead was enroute to Seattle.
At Crescent City Qua Samuels,
city treasurer, and Mrs. Samuels left
yesterday for Crescent City, where
they will spend a week's vacation.
Edwards In Medford Lieutenant
Grant H. Edwards of Camp Steam
boat, la a visitor In Medford today,
: calling at the CCO district headquar
ters. Report for Duty Lieutenant George
Ross has been assigned to the dls
trlct staff of the CCC here, and First
Lieutenant Glen B. Wood, reported
for duty today from Springfield, Ore.
CCC Worker Jailed Eddie Baker,
37, a CCO worker from Illinois, sta
tioned here, was lodged In the city
Jail lost night on charges of being
drunk.
.
At Community Hospital Dorothy
Husband of Central Point la a pa
tient at the Community hospital,
where this morning she underwent
a major operation.
Has Head Injuries J. S. Churchill
of Oakland, Ore., who .suffered head
Injuries last evening In an automobile
accident, was taken to the Commun
ity hospital for medical attention.
Files to Portland John Henry of
Ashland, flying a Klnner airplane,
stopped at the Medford Municipal
airport for gasoline today before con
tinuing to Portland, where he plans
to visit relatives.
Visitor In Medford Las Bowman of
Seattle, traveling representative for
the Waco airplane company, waa a vis
itor in Medford today at the Munici
pal airport, en route to Seattle from
Los Angeles.
In Office Tomorrow Dr. B. R. El
liot, who with his daughter Mlsa Amy
haa been" on an extended trip east,
will return to Medford this evening,
and will be In his office on Friday.
, Here for Business J. E. Howard, of
Spokane, superintendent of the New
berry stores, arrived In this olty this
morning to spend two" days here on
-business.
Mlksches on Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mlksche left this morning for
a vacation trip to Portland. They ex
pect to visit several Washington cities
before returning to Medford.
Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Harrv
Andrews and daughter, Evelyn, are
visiting In this city with Mr. An
drews' mother, Mrs. Myrtle Andrews
for about two weeks, and are enjoy
ing fishing in the surrounding lakes
. and etresms while here.
Confined by Illness Charles 0.
Darnell, 629 Dakota avenue, of the
Rogue River Chevrolet Co., has been
confined to bed by Illness sine the
first of the week.
Accident on Main An accident on
Main street below the Bear creek
bridge waa reported at the city police
station last night by Bill Cunning
ham, 810 South Oakdale avenue, and
O. V. Hendrickson, a Cottsge street.
The report showed that Hendrickson.
who was making a left turn, appar
ently did not see the Cunningham
car.
To Visit World's Fair Jerome Flti
gerald and Arthur Straus of Sams
Valley are leaving the laat of the
week for Chicago to visit the World's
fair. They are planning the trip by
way of Lake Tahoe, Reno, Salt Lake
and the Yellowstone National park.
They Intend to be gone until about
the first of September visiting friends
and relatives In the east.
Invite Orders Here A number of
telegrams were sent today from Med
ford. by the chamber of commerce,
Mayor E. M. Wilson and several bual
nea firms. Inviting the Fraternal Or
der of Eaglea to come to Medford next
year for the annual convention. The
state convention Is now in session at
Marshfleld. The chamber of com
merce haa also extended an invitation
to International Active, to conduct
the next convention of the clubs In
this city.
LAST TIMES TO.NITK
2 Features
JAMES CAGNEY
in "Lady Killer"
plus
Randolph Scott in
"BROKEN DREAMS"
Tomorrow
MEANEST ,
IN TOWN
VKBT MULT
miTJVj'lH Anytime
Personal
Gray In Ashland Erie Gray, deputy
Internal revenue collector, spent yes
terday in Aahland on biulne&s.
To Grants Pass Rom, Blackmor
Wlllett left thla moraine by train on
her regular weekly trip to OranU
Pua.
Miss Olson Here Mis Ethel Olson,
secretary for the city treasurer of
YakJma, Wash., la in thla city for a
two weeks' visit with friends.
Portland Official Here Deputy
Collector Kelson of the Portland In
ternal revenue office, la in thla city
on business, having arrived yesterday
for the remainder of the week. '
Goes East Mrs. Raymond W. P"ern
lund and baby left thla morning by
train for Cornell, Iowa, to visit until
the first of November with her
mother, Mrs. Bertha Wells.
m
Hera on Business P. M. Mitchell,
of Dallaa, Texas, arrived In this elty
by train this morning to spend the
day here conferring on business wlti
George M. Roberts, attorney.
On Butte Falls Visit Mlsa Thelma
Rulbert and Miss Violet Olsen are
spending a two weeks' vacation In
Butte Palls visiting Miss Olaen's par
ents. Plan storage House The Southern
Oregon Sale company was recently
Issued a permit at the building de
partment for the construction of a
$30,000 storage house at tta packing
plant on Riverside and Stewart ave
nue. -
Sprague Brief Visitor H. A. Sprague,
of St. Joseph, publisher of the St.
Joseph News-Press and the St. Jo
seph Gazette, arrived on the train
thla morning for a day's visit in Med
ford, and left today for Williams to
visit the P. I. Bristol Oregon Lime
plant.
Managing Shoe Box Prita Hols
gang of Medford Is here for two weeks
managing the Shoe Blx In the ab
sence of hla brother, Carl, who Is
oa vacation. The Medford man t
regularly employed in the Band Box
and Shoe Box In the neighboring city.
Grants Pass Dally Courier.
Ordered to McKtntey Captain Dan
iel W. Evans, Inf.-Res., who arrived
here this week from Helena, Mont.,
for duty wrth the Medford CCC dis
trict, has been ordered to duty at
Camp McKlnley. First Lieutenant
John H. Gordon, Qm.-Res., haa been
assigned to duty with the quarter
master's office here.
m
Misses Ferry Return Misses Fran
ces and Elizabeth Ferry, who have
been attending Stanford university,
arrived on the Shasta this morning
to spend the summer at their home
on Foots creek. En route north they
were guests for a week at a house
party for a group of Stanford stu
dents' at the home of Miss Fannie
Hastngs, near Monterey.
Graduates Visit Here Robert Jef
frey and Arthur Keke, who graduated
from the . mechanical engineering
school of Stanford university last
Monday, were visitors In this city
yesterday at the V. D. Brophy home,
and with Mrs. Molly T. Holmes. They
continued north this morning en
route to the Port Townsend training
camp in Seattle. -
Menus of the Day
By Mrs. Alexander George
MEALS SERVING TWO
Breakfast x
French Pineapple, Chilled
Ready Cooked Cereal Cream
Buttered Toast Jam
Coffee
Luncheon
Tomato Salad
Bread Butter
Pears Bran Cakes
Tea
Dinner
Creamed Eggs and Chicken
Buttered Beets
Bread Butter
Head Lettuce Russian Dressing
Raspberry Fie Coffee
Creamed Eggs and Chicken for Two
3 tablespoons butter. .
3 tablespoons flour.
1 cup milk.
K teaspoon salt.
y4 teaspoon paprika.
teaspoon celery salt.
3 hard cooked eggs, sliced.
ys cup diced cooked chicken.
1 teaspoon chopped parsley.
1 teaspoon chopped green pep
peri. Melt butter and add flour. Mix and
add milk and cook until creamy
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sauce forms. Stir constantly. Add
rest of ingredients and cook one min
uts. Serve poured over mashed po
tato cakes, rice or buttered toast.
Raspberry Pie Filling
S cups raspberries.
1 cup sugar.
2 tablespoons flour.
1 teaspoon cinnamon.
V4 teaspoon nutmeg.
Vi teaspoon salt.
1 tablespoon lemon Juice.
1 tablespoon water.
3 tablespoons butter.
Thoroughly wash berries. Add sugar
and flour and blend well. Add rest
of Ingredients. Pour Into unbaked
pie crust. Cover with top crust and
bake 10 minutes in moderately hot
oven. Lower fire and bake 40 min
utes In moderately slow oven.
A Tempting Salad
A good salad to serve during this
season la made by placing slices of
tomato Jelly on lettuce and topping
with cream or cottage cheese and sur
rounding with salad dressing. This
can serve as the main course for
luncheon or supper.
DINNER FOR FOUR
Meat Loaf Escalloped Potatoes
Vegetable Salad
Bread Butter
Pineapple
Gold Cakes with Creamy Frosting
Coffee a
1 pound beef round, chopped.
1 tablespoon chopped onion.
1 tablespoon chopped celery.
1 tablespoon chopped green pep
per. cup crumbs.
Vi teaspoon salt.
1 egg.
3 tablespoons butter, melted.
1 tablespoon chopped parsley.
Mix Ingredients and shape into loaf
1H Inches thick. Place In baking
pan and add Inch water. Cover
and bake one hour In moderate oven.
Baste frequently.
Vegetable Salad
1 cup cooked peas. '
l cup cooked 'carrots.
cup diced cooked beets.
1 tablespoon chopped onion.
2 tablespoons chopped pickles.
teaspoon salt.
1-3 cup diced celery.
1-8 cup salad dressing.
Mix and chill Ingredients and serve
on lettuce.
Gold Cakes
(Uusing Up Leftover Eg Yolks)
4 tablespoons butter.
Vt cups sugar.
4 tablespoons strained orange
Juice.
X teaspoon lemon extract.
teaspoon salt.
4 egg yolks.
V4 cups pastry flour.
1 teaspoons baking powder.
Cream butter and sugar. Add rest
of Ingredients and beat two minutes.
Half fill greased muffin pans or pa
per baking cups and bake IB min
utesln moderate oven. Cool and
frost. f
Creamy Frosting
3 tablespoons butter.
3 tablespoons orange Juice,
ft teaspoon salt.
4 teaspoon vanilla.
Va teaspoon almond extract.
Vt cups sifted confectioner's
sugar.
Cream butter, add sugar and rest
of Ingredients. Beat and let stand
of cakes.
S minutes. Mix well and frost top
ENDS
Shows I CJWP'PSl Adults R
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T:00-:00 L LkikjilUUikk&J Kiddles 10c 1
Karoff-Lugosi"The Black Cat"
Tomorrow
2
FIRST
ace
RUN
mm;
Nothing could tame her she was a raging
spitfire but when this news-hound took np
the job, she dlscorered she lotrd the mnn
she thought she hatedl
ALSO
All-Star Cast in Brilliant Craterian Hit
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Br a 1
Allen Jenkins, (ihiRcr Rogers. )l ok Potvell and Pat O'Brien, all well Known on the screen, have featured roles
In ''20 Million Sweethearts- opening Its three dnv run at the Craterian theatre today. Also In the cast are the
Four Ming urotners, Tea Fio kiio ana ms ramous orcnesirs, me Tnree DcDuiamea and Musty Marcellno among
others.
As a special added attraction, Wnlt Disney's new Silly Symphony, "The Wise Little Hen" Is being shown on
the same progrum.
In Double Bill
Lyle Talbot and Bet to Davis have
leading rolea in "Fog Over Frisco," on
the Rial to theatre's feature program
for Friday and Saturday. "The Hell
Cat," with Ann Sothern and Robert
Armstrong, will be on the same pro
gram. "Fog Over Frisco" tells of the hair
ralstng adventures that befell a tto
:lety girl whose mania for out-of-tlH-way
thrills lead her into some amaz
ing experiences.
.
Startling Crash
In Roxy Picture
One of the moat startling "crashes'"
ever seen in a motion picture occurs
TONIGHT
and Saturday
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ANN SOTHERN
Robi ARMSTRONG
MINNA GOMBEL
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'Va.Mk
in "Cross Country Cruise," the comedy-drama
which Is now the feature
at the Roxy theater, with Lew Ayrea
In the starring role.
A giant passenger bus, In which a
criminal la fleeing from officers of
the law, careens at breakneck speed
along a road in the desert, when sud
denly an airplane, bearing the offi
cers, lands In the road ahead of It
and blocks the way. Without slack
ening Its pace, the bus crashes head
long into the plane and hurtles Into
an irrigation ditch. And Alan Dlne
hart, the murderer, is not the only
passenger on the bus, for It also car
ries June Knight, whom he has forced
to accompany him as a hostage.
WELDER KILLED WHEN
CYLINDER BLOWS UP
TILLAMOOK, June 31. (AP)
Harry Painton, about 50. a welder at
the Hammon -Tillamook Lumber com
pany mill at Garibaldi, was killed late i
yesterday when a locomotive cylinder 1
head blew off. Painton was welding J
the equipment. Gas created within ;
the cylinder by the heat of the torch
U believed to have caused the explo-!
slon. Palnton's widow survives.
Lumpkin Hall, built 03 years ago
as the home of Governor Wilson
Lumpkin of Georgia, still stands on
the campus of the state university
at Athens.
with
JUNE
KNIGHT
CROSS
COUNTRY
CRUISE
A wealthy young
playboy and a reg
ular girl meet on a
transcontinental
bus - and things
start happen-
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ALSO
Lew Holtz Comedy
"WHEN DO WE EAT"
Tom Howard in
'ACES WILD" NEWS
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SALEM, June 31. (AP) Stanley
Rayson, 35, who robbed a bank, es
caped, waa captured and sentenced
to 30 years' Imprisonment, alt within
the space of 4 houra, was brought
here from Roseburg last night, and
today "dressed In" at the penitentiary
and assigned to duty In the flax
plant.
Rayson yesterday robbed the Oak
land bank In Douglas county of 1900
and pleaded guilty when brought be
fore Judge B. L. Eddy.
Who in
ti
ts this guy
Jaffee?
Thla li the k of Oku
Jaffee
Whoie Idle bouts were
much taffy
Who drore tils acton nearly
daffy
This la the saga of Oscar
Jaffee.
Jaffee "discovered" gophl
Bloti
Among soma Brooklyn pane
and pots
And told her ahe'd own
pearli and yachta
But Sophie laid "You're
nots."
Now Sophie waa a nerrona
fawk
Who didn't quite know how
to walk
Across a Broadway state.
She'd balk
but O. J. taught her how
with chalk.
And there wai the pin that
won great fame
For thla obscure little
Brooklyn dame
He jabbed It In her what'a
Its-name
And she screamed her way
to wide acclaim.
"It Happened, One Night"
on a Century Train
The things they did, might
seem Insane
Nutty, goofy, simple to you,
We laughed
And laughed
And you will tool
O. J.'s not hurt (much)
he's feeling fine
Just lying on his clatsle
spine
To win Soph back for Auld
Lang Syne
And get her name on the
doited line!
John
BARRYMORE
in "20th
CENTURY"
with
Carole Lombard
e
SUNDAY
WALDEN UNLICENSED
AS DAIRY IS CHARGE
A eomplalnt charging E. O. Walden
of Wslden's dairy with selling and
distributing milk without a license,
In accordance with the Oregon milk
code, was filed today In Justice court
by State Milk Inspector John Bil
lings. The case Is scheduled to be
heard before Justfce of the Peace
William Coleman this afternoon.
mmeisii siiswiMsis ail iiiaiiji il ill'
jv TODAY
For 3 Days
V Kew thrills and song hits
tj In the FIRST entirely
$.4$ffi 1 new ,aa ln musical!
' "''-ssiew lnC "42nl S'reet"'
Radio . . . stage ... S Hf , T.s'S Vv
Screen! A great cast of tSl ' 7'f 3
rarorltea headed by Dirk Jp3 fEjN, V'"' ..: :vf "
Powell nnd Ginger nog- t, , ATS ' y
5Bm
It's the Big Parade of fF tf" nf
Radio set to laughs and t V J
music you'll remember jC!! T
for many a moon! J$'
V aaj, VOU'LL HEARl
C,.,y f V "I'll String Along with
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EXTRA'
Walt Disney's New Silly Symphony
ALL IN TECHNICOLOR
"THE WISE LITTLE HEN"
Harry Orlbbon Comedy Newsreel
Shows 1:46-7:00-0:00
Light rrom the sun reachea tho
earth In 499 seconds.
tczettui etching'
Quickly relieve the torment and
soothe the irritated skin by simply
applying safe, comforting ijm
Resieol
A different . dmzllng
. , delirious show fairly
stilling with action and
surprises . romnm-o
and melody!
Mata-2Do Evos-35o Kiddies-lOo
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Comedy Cartoon - News
Hull) Mat. 1:4.1.