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lEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. JUXE 28. 1934. PAGE ELEVEN 1 Local and At Community Hospital Leona Oil man underwent major operation today at the Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert leave Mr. and Mra. Van Ollbert left for Port land on the Shasta thla morning. Sheets on Vacation M. P. Sheets, rural mall carrier, Horn week'a va eatton. , neJarnett on Day's Vacation Otto paJarnett, post office cleric, is on va cation today. t t III at Home T. W. Payne, rural mall carrier, la reported at the poat offloa to be confined to his home by lllnes.. TO Grants Pass Mrs. Rosa Black more Wlllett left by train thla morn . n her resrular weekly trip to ,JB sf erants Pass. GUDCns IO mimiii " O T. Ollbert loft thla city thla morn ing on the train to vlalt relatives In Portland for two weeks. !0c Anytime Children 10c TONIGHT ffi Jimmy and Sally a. 0 JAMES DUNN Claire Trevor Harvey Stephens ALSO "DUCKY DEAR" - NEWS "BROADWAY GOSSIP" Dally Mat. . 1:45 Erenlnf '00 On the STAGE SUNDAY ONLY IN PERSON at mufhU al SSfcMTTTtf -- IT ElissaLandi -:- Frank Morgan with an atl-rtar supporting cast In "Sisters under the Skin" Personal Mrs. Hoff Learn Mrs. O. B. Boff, of Lamed. Kansas, who has been vis Itlng her for six weeks with her sis ter, Mrs. o. Lew Reynolds, left this morning on the Shasta for her home. Mansfield Returns Robert Mans field, Junior forester for the Rogue River National foreat. returned yes terday from Butte Falls, where he hs been engaged In timber sale work. Jones to Erans Creek W. L. Jones, superintendent of construction, In the foreat service, left tday for Erans creek, having returned yesterday Iron Applegate CCC camp. Leave for Summer Mrs. B. W. Gor don and daughter left on the Shasta this morning for Lymden, Washing ton, and will visit there for the aum mer with Mra. Gordon's mother. Mrs. Hanlfen Arrives Mra. J. H. Hanlfen, of Watsonvllle, Calif., ar rived on the Shasta this morning to visit here with her brother, Mack LUlard, Stops at Port Lieutenant Bob X- Nowland, flying from Boeing field, Seattle, to Randolph field, Texas, In a 'Douglas, stopped at the Medford municipal airport for a ahort time today. Has Void License O&rl W. Berg man waa arrested yesterday on Beall lane by state police for driving a car with a void California license, and waa cited to appear in Justice court today. Leaves thla Morning John P. Scan Un, travelling representative of the New York Central Linea, left this morning by train, having arrived here yesterday by stage from Klamath Palls. mm Fined 1100 Frank Clute, of Apple gate, arrested yesterday on drunken driving charges by state police, waa fined tloo and cost, given thlray days In Jail and relieved of hla op erator'a license for one year this morning In Justice court. m Fire Hazard Delayed The fire haz. ard in the southern Oregon forests has been delayed, It la reported at the foreat service offices by three-tenths of an inch rainfall aLnce Monday night, which waa generally distribut ed over the forests. Visiting Lake Miss B. Moyers, of Seattle, and Miss F. WW well, of San Francisco, who arrived In thla olty this morning axe vlaitlng Crater lake for the day, and will leave for the north on the coaat highway tonight by motor. Mntnv fa Toiut A nartv of Med fmt fnlk. nri Mm. .T. H. fiwe&rlncren of CenterviUe, Iowa, motored to Crescent City and other beach resorts over the week-end. Others In the group were Miss Phyllis Swearlngen. daughter of Mra. Swearlngen, Misses Mabel Coffeen, Carmen Dorothy, Hel en orotty and Mauae uemoresi. Vlittlnr Here Mr. and Mrs. NIC Klme have as visitors at their home Jack Jordan and Miss Emma Herman, of San Francisco. Also visiting here are Mr. and Mrs. Melville Stine, of niVluiii. Mm. fitlne la Mrs. Kime's sister, and will be remembered here as Emma piymaie, or jacKaonvme. vui rvatAF IaIia Mr. and Mra. H W. Koehler, of San Mateo, Calif., are spending the day visiting Crater lake. They are on their way to Eugene, and will continue north to Seattle and Victoria. Mr. Koehler was formerly an Instructor at the University of Oregon, and la now conneoted with San Mateo Junior college. Back from Union Creek Norman 0. White, aaslatant supervisor of the Rogue River National forest, L. S. av,iniav. fnrftst service clerk. K. P. MxBAvnoirfs. lunior forester, and Karl Janouch, foreat supervisor, returned yesterday xrom union camp, where a fire training school is kin r.n4.ictad. McRevnolda and Ja nouch also visited South Fork of the Rogue eamp, and are working on toe COO educational program. mm)i gang The biggest sensation on the Ameri can stage today . . . Famou. NBO stars . . . direct from record-breaking appearances throughout the country! Bokklen to Portland ft. B. Bokk-I len, of San Pranclaoo, left this city last night for Portland on business. MeAllUter to Portland W. McAl lister, attorney, left on last night's train for Portland. Velt Returns Sam Velt of thla cltf returned thla morn In from a week's business trip to Portland. White Gets Permit W. L. White. 314 Haven, has been Issued a permit from the building department for an addition valued at 100. To Albany H. M. LIU, of the Cali fornia Oregon Power Co., left for Al bany on the Wednesday evening train. To Portland Col. Gordon Voorhiea and Luther Deuel left on business for Portland last night on the Southern Pacific Barry from Portland C. J. Barry, district passenger agent for the Mew York Central lines, arrived In Med ford from Portland thla morning. Mrs. Orr from Portland Mrs. A. 1? Orr returned by train last night from a visit in Portland for a week wl:n friends, To Return Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Ou Samuels will return thla evening from Crescent City, where they have been vacationing for the past week. Lydrlartl Return -William H. Lyd- lard, returned thla morning to this city on the train, having been to Salem for a day on business. V Freight Agent Here S. W. Elmore, travelling freight agent for the KortU- ern Pacific, arrived In this city this morning. 9 Gray to Return Tomorrow Erie Gray, deputy revenue agent for the local district, who Is on a business trip in the north, will return tomor row. Back to Illinois Bruoe Thompson, formerly of the McKinley CCC camp near Coqullle. left this city on this morning's train for hla home In Rock- ford, Illinois. Back from North-T . A. Jones, representative of the Chevrolet motor car factory, returned to thla city this morning after & three days business trip. Permit Issued A permit for modelling a residence ha been Issued to J. V. Watson, 014 North Riverside. by the building department in the city hall, with costs listed at $450. To Klamath Falls Mrs. Otto T. Nichols and children and Mrs. 0. F. Nichols, left today for Klamath Falls to visit for a few days with friends and relatives. On Radio Again Esther Merrltt Sanderson, who has presented pro gram! over station KMED previously, will return to the air Friday evening In a program at six o clock. Reports for Puty First Lieutenant Worth L. Kindred, FA-Res., has re ported for duty at the Medford dis trict CCC headquarters, having come here from Seattle. To Visit Here Miss A. K. Burehar dt of San Francisco, nurse from the Leland Stanford hospital, has arrived in Medford to spend her vacation, the guest of Miss Helen Herbert. Miss Burchardl will remain here until Sep tember, when she will sail for New York city, via the Panama canal. She plans to remain In New York, for & two-year course at Columbia univer sity. Shows 2:00 7:15 9:15 ISSffl HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! PLAYING FOB THE LAST TIMES TONITE The New Blazing Star of the Screen Has Taken Our City by Storm! I I J' 'orrll MacDonald llllllllllllllllllllll StarU TomorrW hiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiii :HAL ROACH Presents C. i Aiinni in their new full length feature nirMirif : OF o-ftf CHARLEY CHASE Wtfuro In Double Bill -J Rav Walker and Sally Blane have the leading roles in Clty Limits ' on the Rial to theatre's' double feature program for tomorrow and Saturday. Walker's role la that of a nervy re porter who finds himself In many close and exciting escapes from dan ger in an effort to get "hla story." On the same program, Jack Holt will be shown In "Black Moon". Fay Wray and Dorothy Burgess are also featured. Reckless Driver Fined C. E. Kllnq le, arrested last night on Main street by city police on charges of reckless driving, was fined 60 and relieved of his driver's license for 90 days in city court this morning. Precipitation Reported Between 8 a. m., and 5 p. m., on Wednesday, there was a total of .00 of an inch of precipitation, according to the re port made this morning by the fed eral weather bureau. Visit Relatives Misses Lucille and Florence Johnson, accompanied by their brother Melvln Johnson, came to Medford from Grants Pass last eve ning to visit relatives here. They planned to return home today. Bitten by Dog Billy Barrls, young son of Lieutenant and Mrs. H. A. Barrls of Medford suffered two gashes on his face Wednesday afternoon, when bitten by a dog at the Apple gate CCC camp. He received treat ment for the wounds, which were not considered dangerous. ROXY IS SHOWING 'JIMMY AND SALLY' "Jimmy and Sally." starring JameB Dunn and Claire Trevor, opened at the Roxy theater today, for a two day run. Jimmy, cast as a high pressure press agent, la so sold on himself that he neglect hla girl friend. 8he hap pens to be smarter than he believes her to be and aa a result he gets more than one surprise. On moro than one occasion she glvea him pointers which help to build up hts ego. Hubbard Elected Lions' Secretary H. T. Hubbard was yesterday re leected secretary-treasurer of the Lions club, In the annual election held at the weekly luncheon meeting in the colonial club. The Wedneaduy report atated Lyle Thurman had been named to the position. Adults 20 Kiddies 10i The producers who dlicovered Katharine Hepburn present thl, yen's new blazing Itarl In THE M. . Mr Here Friday MAX B6.K. The official heavyweight champion fight pictures, taken at the ringside of the Max Baer-Primo Camera melee will be shown at the Craterlan thea tre tomorrow and Saturday. Complete In every detail, showing all the Important blowa and knock downs In slow motion, the film rec ord of the recent heavyweight battle for the championship proves the out standing supremacy of the Llvermore butcher boy over his towering rival. Boer's clowning and playful attitude at times, suddenly giving way to a vlclousnesa that knew no restraint In delivering blowa that fall like a one ton trip hammer on the massive Jaw of the former champion, ls'also clear ly shown In the film. On the same program will be Lee Tracy's new picture, his first since hla escapade In Mexico that resulted in his being removed from the film he waa then working on, "I'll Tell the World" showa Tracy as a foreign newa correspondent, in one mlxtip after another. Charlie Chase Adds Laughs To Comedy For the first time in hla career aincc he attained atardom, Charley Chase, popular comedian, Is appearing In the cast of a picture other thnn his own. Reading the script of "Sons of the Desert." the new ijnirnl nun votviv full-length feature comedy one day recently, onase was Intrigued by a "good time Charlie" part In the story and he Immediately suggested that he be given the role. "Sons of the Desert" opens at the Studio tomorrow. Chase and Laurel and Hardy have urcii warm inenda since they first met on the "lot" and each la an ad mirer of the other'a peculiar comedy talents. There haa never been any profeaslonal Jealousy among the three funsters and on mnnv nipn.nn. .1.1, have exchanged Ideas for their re spective comcay offerings. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Redden this morning at Purucker maternity home, a baby girl weighing seven and one-half pounda. I shows ETfTRFyC! I i:5 ttf'lMiiojy 25c I 1:00-0:00 I uijdMiUiSMj Kiddles 10c I ENDS TONIGHT Herbert Mundin in "Call It Luck" Tomorrow TWO ACE !&JpyEIRD AMAZING VOOPOO RITES Sjl He fnurlit ngalnit n power Ills brute strength Blum datintlexs rourago could not understand IM2iP a Juiisle enchantress whose beauty held PLUS High Powered 16 WITH Ray WalkerSally Coming in Person 1 . ft. 1 V M. h, U tail With the sensational Al Pearce stace and radio show coming to the Craterlan theatre Sunday, will be Mabel Todd, comedienne. Mabel la a Los Angeles girl, a Blen der blonde, and her stage experience Includes vaudeville, a part in the musical comedy "Flying High." and will also be remembered by Medford ltca as a former member of the Fan chon and Marco units. The entlro cast of the NBO radio attraction will appear with Pearce for his local engagement Sunday. GO 10 28 CITIES WASHINGTON, June 28. (AP) The public worka administration to day alloted 33,313,680 for construc tion of 208 projecta In 38 cities. Ha waii and Alaska. An allocation of I33.008.883 for projecta In 30 states and Hawaii and Alaska was announced late today. Officiate estimated the projecta an nounced today would provide the equivalent of a month'a work for 107.681 men on construction sites and twice that amount of employment Indirectly in industries producing and transporting materials. The applicants, the PWA said, have promised that they will atart work promptly. Protect Your Roses From Plant Lice Don't let your lovely roses be spoil ed by lice when It Is so easy and cheap to protect them all season. Simply sprinkle the bushes with Bu-hach and you can know your roses will be safe. Money back If you don't agree that Bu-hnch Is the best protection against lnnect pests you have ever tried, IN HANDY 3IFTER CANS AT DRUG.GR0CEI3Yi SEED STORES UHACH INSECT POWDER and Saturday FEATURES! Cylinder Romance! BlaneFrank Graven I It Q. J SHANGHAI, June 38. (AP) Street rioting In which Japanese attacked British troops threatened another ugly international Incident today on a Far Eastern scene. Shanghai's International settlement virtually a war none, waa a center of the controversy. Japanese objected angrily when Brltlah troops attempted to arrest two Japanese sailors In the territory. Missiles bricks, bottles and clubs began to fly. Only after several hours were Brlt lah and Japanese forces able to pre vent what threatened to become an armed clash. Use Mall Tribune want ads. DANCE AT Prospect Pavilion Sat. June 30 Tuo. July 3rd "MELODY BOYS" 60c per couple I Show PPPPPWIffl Ma 25c 1:45 'f 1 l Hi r '1 I ETes 35c 7:00.9:00 jj-sj Klddlcs-lOc LAST TIMES TONIGHT Sylvia Sidney Gary Grant "30 Day Princess" Tomorrow Thrtllin&L Sensational! M( World's Heavyweight CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT PICTURES MAX BAER PRIMO CARNERA Entire Fight Bound by Bound. See the Vonotian Giant crashed to the floor 13 times under the trip-hammer-lng, black-jacking blows of the hand some, laughing, sneering, visclous Lar amie Larrupperl BP ELECTRIC IRON SETS BLAZE AT KING HOME An electric Iron, which haa ben left on, caused the tin thla after noon at the Otto King residence, i')t Benson street, which burned the cur. tains, wall paper and a number of clothes In the kitchen, according to the report made by the city fire de partment, which was called to ex tinguish the blaze. All kinds of legs, blanks for aale, for rent, no hunting, no trespassing and other cards for sale at Commercial Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune. Tells Her Friends HowShe Lost Fat 50 Pounds of It Perls and Looks Better Here's a woman with mind of he own she wanted to lose a load of fat and she went ahead and did It sh knows now the safe, healthy way to reduce resd on. "I am writing and telling you what good results I had from Krusehen Salts. I took It for reducing for 3 months. I welshed 316 lbs., and now weih 165. I have lost 60 lbs. and X sure feel better and I also look bet ter. I have told all my friends that I use Krusehen Salts and think they are wonderful thing to take.' Mrs. E. Pelst, Warren, Ohio. Fat folks who will Just try one ar of Krusehen and pay no attention to gossiping friends will know at the end of 4 weeks the Joy of losing pounds of fat and looking and feeling younger. Get It at Woods Drug Store or any druggist In the world take one half teaspoonfut In hot water the first thing every morning. and Saturday . . . All important blows in slow motion I r n -4, r T I JMMi m 1 Ai IT. u
