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JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. JULY 1. 1934. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal Leave for Portland Sam Colton left by train for Portland Friday nigh.. Leaves for North Albert Burch left by train for the north Friday night. To Rofue River Patay Hall lift by train yesterday on a weelt'a rtalt In Rogue River. a Mrs. Lemerey Leave Mrs. Charlea Lemerey left by train yesterday for Oervata and Portland. a . Enroute East Mrs. Florence Marlon, of Butto Falls, left by train yeaterdiy enroute to New Sharon, Iowa. From Roseburg Mra. M. J. Adlcliu, of Roaeburg, arrived yesterday for a two week's visit In this city. Wilson Returns Former Mayor B. M. Wilson returned to Medford from Portland on yesterday's train. a On Vncatlon Mrs. Rebecca Jenson, of the public school superintendent's office, will take a two days' vacation this week. Back from Seattle W. F. Qulsen berry. of the California Oregon Powor Co., returned yesterday on the train - from Seattle. puts Cp Ball Buford R. Jones, ar rested Friday night by city police on charges of drunkenness, was out on $10 ball yesterday. Leave for Fish Lake Carl Scrlpter and Dick Slngler left yesterday after noon for Fish lake, to spend the week end there fishing. Visiting son Mrs. F. M. Rallton, of San Francisco, arrived on yesterday morning's Shasta to visit with her son, Frank L. Rallton. w To Klamath Falls Mrs. R. H. Slng ler and two sons left Friday evening for Klamath Falls, and will visit there until after the Fourth or juiy. a a Hr.meMa.rv Wochnlck who is staying in this city with her aunt, left by train yesterday to spend the summer at her home In Portland. To Eugene clell Alford. of Eugene, i vnn MnrM'tll with the lo- wou jiao cal CCC headquarters detachment left for hl home in cugenc j-day. Visiting Mrs. Strang Mrs. Robert H. Holmes and daughter, Marlon, of Spokane, are visiting In this city with Mrs. Holmes' momer, mr. .. Strang. .hin afr Prnsneet Lake Postmas ter Frank DeSouza and Pete Carter left last night for Prospect iske, wnero they are fishing toaay, ana turn this evening. jepson Leaves Pierce Jepson, for rnerly of the local headquarters de f t.hfl rivilian Conserve UA,J1U..W w- ' tion corps, left by train yesterday for his home in nugene. a Mrs. Batchwell Better Mrs. O. oapiTi.i.ii who has been confined her home with a severe case of blood poisoning In her hand, Is now aoie to be up, ana is improving iwiuij. Back from Camp Phil Lounaberry returned yesterday by tram irom me w in. Attended National Guard Camp Clatsop. He visited In Portland for several days oeiore com ing home. a a a picnic on River Mr. and Mrs. Stan fiK.-n.nnrl Mr. unit Mrs. WlllaTd UNm Dorothy and Jack Hughes, and Evelyn Grlmmett and Hal Farley were plc nlcklne on Rogue River at Dodge bridge last evening. Rasmussen Arrive H. A. Raamus- sen, of Portland, arrived by train yes- tarriw anri Brill h Connected With A O. Arnold, of the local branch of Blake. Moffitt and Towne at Tenth and South Front street. a John Ferry Home John Ferry, -who for the past two years nas been eiv eaced in research work In England and Europe, arrived yesterday to spend the summer at his home on Foots creek. He win leave ior otan. ford university this fall to take up further post graduation work. a a a Accident on Sams Creek An acci dent Friday on Sams creek, In Sams Valley, was reported yesterday at the city police station by E. P. Hughes, of Gold Hill. The report shows that the car Hughes was driving hit lose gravel and skidded Into an auto driven by S. L. Shanklln, also of Gold Hill. a Winkles on Vacation Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Winkle and sons. Ernest and Eugene, and daughter Carol Elaine, left Saturday on a two-weeks vaca tion trip to Idaho where they will visit relatives and friends. During Mr. winkle's absence the Rtggs Optical company's office here will be In charge of F. M. Drake, from the firm's office In San Francisco. -a a a a Artisan Picnic Sunday July 1, the Artisans will hold a picnic for mem bers and friends at the Llthta park in Ashland. All Grange Artisans, Ore gon Bankers, association. State Police group are Invited with families and friends. Esch is to bring picnic lunch and cups. Coffee will be served by the committee. There will be Indoor baeeball, horseshoe, tennis, commun ity singing, and other entertainment. a a Visiting from Los Angeles Deputy Sheriff Charlie Smith and family, of Los Angeles, are visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Folsom. They mo tored from California In a travelling aero coach deluxe attached to their car. It Is equipped with two systems of lighting, gas and electricity, two upper and lower berths, a radio, a built-in kitchen, and all the conveni ences of a home, and the Smiths state It to be "the only way to travel." a a a Woodsmen Transferred Sixteen lo cal experienced men, who have been with the CCC at Camp Upper Rogue River, are ordered transferred to Camp South Fork of the Rogue River, ac cording to Medford district headquar ters. Tl.ey are Henry A. Atkins. Woody A. Caldwell, Walter D. Clark. Rudolph H. Claussen. Thomas O. Dews. John Hanklns. Luther E. Jeffries, August Lng. John A. Porter. Leonel C. Rusho. Otto P. Rusho. Lyman F. Slavent. Dudley p Smith. Cecil W. Tucker, John V. Wheeler and Alvln O. Young. Visit Mrs. NewtonMrs. J. F. Moore of Klamath Falls has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Jessie Newton at S05 Apple street. Mrs. Wm. Hohl of Portland, who has also been visiting Mrs. Newton, her sister, left Thurs day for her home. a a On Detached Service Sam B. Tay lor, Kenneth I. Veley and William J. Howe, all members of Camp Lower Pistol River, have been placed at Camp Rand Ranger station on de tached service, orders Issued from dis trict headquarters, state. a a a Ordered on Trips Hermsn E. Flynn and Bernard F. Mayer, CCC truck drivers, have been ordered to Bandon. and Robert A. Tokam and Harold E. Thomas have been ordered to Kla math Falls, for the purpose of return ing oil drums from the Shell Oil company, according to orders Issued this week. a a Doctors Transferred Lieutenant Walter L. Bach, (MC) U. S. N. Is be ing transferred to Camp Oak Knoll In northern California, from Camp South Fork of the Rogue river. Con tract Surgeon Ellas H. Porter, who Is now at Oak Knoll, will replace Lieu tenant Bach at South Pork Camp, an nouncement made at the CCC dla trlct headquarters, states. Al Pearce and his Gang on Craterian Stage Today Mrs. Brown In Hospital Having un dergone a major operation Thursday at the Sacred Heart hospital, Mr. H. L. Brown of 136 North Oa led ale areu ue waa yesterday reported doing wll. Here on Business Mr. and Mrs George Went, of Jacksonville, were In Medford Saturday on business. Mr. Went Is a prominent dairyman of the Jacksonville district, Here for Short Visit E. W. Kent, of San Ptanclaoo. arrived In Medford this morning by train for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jantzer, of Prospect. Receive Medical Care Clarence Rucker, Everett Jenkins and David Vines of the Civilian Conservation corps sj-e patlenta at the Sacred Heart hospital for medical treatment. Addition to Building James Slo rah, 335 Bartlett, has been Issued a permit by the building department for an addition valued At 1700 to & business building. Back from Visit Katherine and Richmond Shelley, of this city, re turned Friday morning from Monta gue, Calif., where they have been vis iting for two weeks with their grandmother. Meets with Mrs. Anderson Thursday bridge club met this past week with Mrs. J. B. Anderson. On Business Here Max Leudde mann of Portland was attending to business matters in Medford on Sat urday. To the Coast Lieutenant and Mrs. H. A. Berrta left yesterday afternoon (or Crescent City, to spend th week end. Williams Returns C. H. Williams has returned hers from Oakland. CM., where he motored south with bis mother. Leave for Portland Miss Thelma Heard and sister Mrsi Frederick John son are leaving today for Portland and Eugene, where they plan to visit sev eral days. Fire Near Copco Lake A forest fire near the head of the east fork of Fall creek, about three miles north of Copco lake, Calif., was reported to th forest service headquarters here yes terday, and wu taken over by the state department, aa It lies in their territory. It was thought yesterday that the eight men assigned to the fire would be able to put It under control. a Shows Today 1:45-3:15 7:00-9:00 ADULTS 25c Kiddies-lOc , Extra! Extended 1st. Run Showing . TODAY ONLY BAER - CARNERA WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT PICTURES All Important Blows and Knockdowns IK SLOW MOTION Deals Go North W. K. Deal and son Tommy, who spent several days In Medford,, returned to Portland on Thursday. Plans Fishing Trip Kenneth Pow ell will spend the Fourth of July or. a fishing trip to the mouth of the Rogue river. Catch the Llmtt Gene Thanos, Lewis Thanos and George Paris, went fishing Saturday at Hyatt lake, and returned with the limit of crapples. Returning to Seattle Mrs. A. E. Horn, who has been residing here for the post two months. Is leaving on Monday for her former home In Seat tle. To Attend Meeting Mrs. William Cherry and party left for CentnalU. Wash., the last of the week, to attend the big Four-Square gospel camp meeting. Clifford is Transferred Ferris Gil ford, formerly employed with the Standard Oil company In Medford and Grants Pass, and later in Kla math Falls, was transferred last we-ak to Cedarvtlle, Calif., where he and Mrs. Gifford and little daughter Beverly are now residing. In Medford Saturday Among shop pers here Saturday were Mr. and Mm. E. J. Boardman of Central Point. Mrs. Donna Grains and Mrs. Grace Pellett of phoenix. To Return Today Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels are expected to return to Medford today from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walther at their home near Eugene. Men Are Transferred Albert W. Curnow end Glenn c. Young, who have been with the Lower Pistol River CCC camp are being transferred to Camp Agness. Harold R. Johnson of Camp Upper Rogue Is also being transferred, having been ordered to Headquarters detachment In Medford. as has Glen W. Husted, from Camp Annie Springs In Crater Lake Nation al park. Sell Ilusnn's Wlint-Not Huson's What-Not confectionery store, at Sixth and Ivy, was sold June 31 to E. J. Reinking, and will be operated Jointly by Reinking and his brother-in-law, O. F. Jensen, of Portland. Mrs. Ina M. Huson. former owner, will maintain a Joint ownership of De Voes with her son. Darrell. who hs operated it In the past. .Mlsg Marx Resign Miss Hazel Marx has resigned her position in the ready-to-wear department of Mann's store. Here from Seattle E. J. Ryan of Seattle, is visiting his brother-in-law. Hugh Mitchell of Maple Park drive for several weeks. Knutzen Improved Jake Knutren of Copper, who has been In the hjs pital at Roseburg for some time, re covering from a broken leg, is ray idly improving. It was reported here yesterday. He was a member of the Appleate CCC camp. Also patients at the Roseburg hospital from Applegate are Reino Ralkko and Clarence Hert ford. Ralkko was taken to the hos pital by ambulance Wednesday. Granted Leaves Officers accom panying the special train to Fort Sheridan, 111., which leaves here Sun day evening, have been granted leaves of absence before returning here, ac cording to headquarters. Seven days leave is grnnted Captain Glen P. Wal lace, In f-Res.; First Lieutenant Wal lace S. Douglas, Med -Res.; and First Lieutenant Cyril H. McGuire, CA-Res. Sergeant Oscar W. Spaulding will be granted 12 days' leave. Returns from Portland Howard F. Ull of this city returned Friday morn ing from a business trip to Portland. 99 Aldrlch Returns Dr. W. W. Aldrleh returned last Sunday from Berkeley, Calif., where he had been apendlnj a week. Here for Conference G. W. Kuhl man, of the farm management de partment at Oregon State college, and W. L. Teutaeh, assistant county agent leader, arrived In Medford yes terday morning for a conference here concerning: farm record books, whim are provided all farmers who have signed wheat or corn-hog contract. Ensign Hew Here Ensign Lowell Dew has returned here from Los An geles and San Francisco, and Is visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Dew on the Jacksonville highway. A graduate of Annapolis in the class of 1033. which was not commissioned, Dew recently received his commission and is awaiting his assignment now. Mrs. Ins, M. Huson is now at the DeVoe store and will be glad to have her friends drop in anytime. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Eves. 6:30-7:45 8:45-9:50 Also TODAY and MONDAY Millions of women loved him from afar . but tlree women wanted a closeup ... the thrill of his embrace 1 His love stories lured feminine hearts . . . and feminine worship almost lured him to disaster I WARNER BAXTER. starring in SUCH VOMEII" DANGEROUS With ROSEMARY AMES R0CHELLE HUDSON M0NA BARRIE HERBERT MUNDIN TODAY OHLY! m" All Shows Mats, and Eves, -rjr 'i jj, Continuous Today Doors Open 1:45 v4 0 :A Most Sensational Stage - Radio A Attraction in the Country Today! ' 'T'O FAMOUS N. B. C. 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