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M"EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, 'MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, .TT7LY 3, 1934. PAGE FIVE It 1 1 n i ll L.ocai ana rersonal Mrf. Barneburf to Leave Mr. Joha Btnwburg will lav tomorrow to visit for montn wim irivnaa ana reia- tire in ix Angeic Hern for Visit Mr. nd Mr. Nick Sochi, of Portland, arrived hj twin tun morning k epena ft ween tuu- tat Me wlth Sim Qollo' Ottoman Returns Bob Ottoman returned this morning by train from Portland, having gone up Sunday eve- ... Here on Business Harry Goldberg, of New York, arrived In Medford this morning on the train to spend two days here on business. . Baby CUnlo Jnly A The regular baby cllnle will be held July 5 from 1 :80 to 4 p. m. At the J&ckson County Health department In the court house. Appointments may be made by calltug 1359. ... Get Mmlt at Lake Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swlgart and Elliott Ayres ceuffht a limit of trout Sunday at Diamond lake, where they spent the week-end. They report having landed the full number before 9 o clock Sun day morning. ... Miss Benson to Go East Miss Eula Benson, Instructor at the senior high ichool, will leave by train tomorrow for the east and New York City. She will travel through Los Angeles, New Orleans, Washington, D. c, Chicago and Mlneapolls. Miss Kellogg Leaves Doris Kellogg left last night for her home In San Francisco. She has been visiting for some time In this city with her aunt, Mrs. John Barneburg. She will visit in San Francisco with her sister en route south. ... To Lake for Fourth Mr. and Mrs B. H. Slngjer, and Mra. Slngler's mother, Mrs. Margaret E. Moore, will leave tomorrow for Lake of the Woods where they will spend the day. They Trill stop at Butte Falls for Everett Moore, who Is superintendent of the government fish hatchery there, and will meet Mrs. Slngler's sister ana brother-in-law at the lake. ... Stage Running The stage to Cra ter lake ls'now running on regular schedule, having started July 1. One trip Is made from this city to the lake and return each day, the atsge leaving the Southern Pacific depot at 8:30 a. m., and starting the return trip at 8 p. m. A regular schedule Is also maintained through Klamath Falls. Accident Reported An accident which occurred June 80 on Sand Creek hill, six miles northwest of Fort Klamath, was reported yesterday at the city police station. The report shows that a government truck driven by Wayne Justus, of the Medford CCC headquarters detachment, wss hit by an auto driven by Oscar Klttrldge, of Silver Lake, Ore., which had only one headlight and was on the wrong side of the road. ... Two Injured In Accident Peart Beale, 80, and B. Beale, 80, both of Crescent, Ore., received minor bruises In an auto accident this momlng on the Pacific highway m which a car driven by George Beale, of Crescent, was hit by a car driven by VIck Boles, of Washington. The report filed at the city police station shows that Boles was driving In the center of the highway. The left front fender and running board of the Beale machine were taken off by the collision. Let's Go To Skull Island Again and See the Cannibals! The Earthquake! The Sea Serpent! The Twelve Foot Ape With the Human Heart! Fighting Monsters of Ages Past! Thrills Await You Beyond Compare! Back to the Island of -4 search for burled gold! You'll seeamax' r y ing things in tJlyTS & radio -ALSO- GUS SHY in a Musical Comedy "PAUL REVERE JR." 'ROPING WILD BEARS" With Pete Smith Hearst Metrotone News Starts Today For 3 Big Days! . sister-Mr.. L. Brock of Portland arrived here this mornlmr from Oakland lor a visit with he slster, Mrs. J. o. McKee. To Eugene Mrs. Cora I. Allen of SJ Washington street Is leaving today for Eugene, to spend the Fourth of July with her son, Paul G. Allen and wife ... Miss Klrkpatrirk Here Blanche Klrkpatrlck Is visiting her home In this city, having arrived Sunday night from San Francisco, where she has been attending business college Move on Ross Court Captain and Mrs. Robert F. Dark have moved to the residence at S3 Ross Court, for merly occupied by Captain B. B. Mc Mahon and family. ... Here for Bummer Ardeth Renard, Oakland, arrived In this city this morning by train to visit here for the summer with her mother, Mrs. Harry Helms, of Jacksonville. ... Velt to Portland Harold I. Velt, of Portland, left for his home by train this morning, having been In Med ford a few days attending church meetings, . . . Here for Fourth Mrs. Lucille Wheeler, of Colfax. Calif., arrived on the Shasta this morning to spend the Fourth of July here with her mother, Mrs. Charles E. Holmes. ... Visits Cousin Meda Sever son of San Francisco has been visiting In this city for the past two daya with her cousin. O. H. Bengtson, and left this morning by train for Tacoma, Wash. She enjoyed a trip to Crater lake while here. ... To Riddle Miss Louise Keesee left on this morning's train for Riddle, where she will visit her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Riddle, be fore continuing for a months' trip to Yellowstone National Park and Can ada. ... Hit Head On Two cars driven by John Norrls, of Jacksonville, and R. Potter, of Steamboat, hit head on when they met on a narrow road along Big Applegate yesterday. As the autos were both being driven slowly, little damage resulted. WITH FIFTY CENTS Fifty cents was a satisfactory haul for a hold-up man who thrust a .38 Colts automatic In the ribs of C. J. Prltchett, manager of the Western Auto Supply Co., 101 South River side at 9:50 last night. Prltchett had left the store for home and was step ping Into his car outside when the hold-up occurred. The bandit, a young fellow, came up behind Prlt chett and demanded his money. Upon being refused, he thrust a gun Into Prltchett's ribs, whereupon he was given 60 cents and left, apparently satisfied. The robber was described as 5 feet, 4 inches tall, dark complexloned, with a black mustache, and wearing dark trousers and a light shirt. Prltchett reports that this Is the second time he has been accosted, the first offense harlng occurred two years ago when a single man entered the store as Prltchett was locking up and apparently got "scared out" after demanding to have a check cashed. Towering high above the ship, the moo ster lashed his tail three miles astern! ROBERT ARMSTRONG HELEN MACK, FRANK RE1CHER. JOHN MARSTON VICTOR WOWO, LEE KOHL MAR, ED BRADY . . Directed b) ERNEST B. SCHOEDSACK New Adventure ... V - ' Son of Kong,-' now at the Studio, sequel to "King Kong," has struck a stronger note of public appeal than Its sensational predecessor. The new adventure spectacle includes a pow erful romance between two of Its hu man characters, and a menace mons ter that reveals a heart of gold. In "Son of Kong." the man, the maid and the ape, go side by side In search of the burled treasure of a lost civilization, and together battle all the modern and prehistoric foes they encounter. Alice McLarry, special representative of 'Miriam Gross" will be at Adrt enne's store In Medford all day Thursday, July 5, to display new fail styles In Miriam Gross Knitted Dress es and Suits. Orders will be taken all day at Adrlenne's and southern Ore gon girls and women are Invited to Inspect this beautiful line of apparel. Arbor day, a legal holiday In many statos, first was observed In Neb raska on April 10. 1872, on which occasion more than a million trees were planted. if; M W Starts Today for 3 Days ! Pacific Northwest Premiere! THE FLEET'S IN! Look out girls! . . . Here they some 1 ... a rollicking, roister ous bunch of battleship jack tars . . . with a sweetheart in every port of call and they've covered the world! . . . But Oh My! Oh My! what a let down when a wisecracking blue-sea sailor meets a blue eyed lass who knows only sol diers and marines I Ml -v. . . yVj . f 'l with mm "Last Round-Up" Hie daring border legton rode out of th thrilling '70s this afternoon onto the screen of the Roxy theater, to live again In "The Last Round up," those dangerous days of the west when the majority of adventur ers .took gold from the ground and the minority took It away from them. "The Last Round-Up" struck a new tone In outdoor romance with the first enactment and screen recording of the famous cowboy lament. Everything expected of an outdoor rapid-fire drama Is embraced in the screening of this Zane Grey novel, "The Border Legion. ' Randolph Scott, portraying the hero role of Jim Cleve, the hardy son of the west who Inadvertently finds himself a member of the out law band, wins his right to future stardom. The action of "The Ninth Guest," the second film on the big double feature program, takes place In a span of less than 24 hours. Eight persons, friends, enemies, lov ers, trapped In a penthouse high above New York city, battle a hidden and ruthless foe. The fiend's plans evolve successfully, until he Inter feres In the romance of two young people and encounters his match. Bathing caps from lOo to BOo at Medford Pharmacy. 25 Kiddles 10c i i mm) LEW AYRES ALICE FAYE HARRY GREEN Fnk MITCHELL jack D U R A K T Hear Alice Faye Sing: "Ths Krjr lo Mr llrarf ind "(thi! I.rarnrd About Sailor," Mickey McGuJre Comedy Scrappy Cartoon Paramount New Sailor Comedy Wf. 1 g' "fit '.Tyry r rrw Lew Ayres and Alice Faye have the leading roles In "She Learned About "Stingaree" Coming To Craterian Soon Late In the 1870 'a the populous sections of Australia were terrorized by a notorious, dashing Robin Hood bandit, called "Stingaree." Among his depredations was the kidnaping of the governor general of Alt Australia. Later he shocked the British empire by attending a theatre WED. 1:30 to 11 Tonight and A The song of the soddls... Immortollilng the Ameri can cowboy ... quick on th trigger., .thriving on danger.., 8oklng adven ture... finding romance! fast laied on ZNl Gttrs novel "THE BORDER UGON" RANDOLPH SCOTT Monte Blue Barbara Fritchie Fred Kohler Fuzzy Knight illllllllillllllllllllllilHllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllilllllliillllllilllillllllllllllli,. f 'S'"W WPG PROGRAM tb , FEATURENO. 1 TO I Plus Feature No. 2 Eight Were Invited but the Ninth Came Unasked 1 Coming THURSDAY Two Fool Cowboy and a Horse I Now at Rialto i Sailors," a rollicking story of nautical life and loves, starting a three day ruu at t Rinito theatre today. In Melbourne, wearing the governor's full regalia. He managed to escape. With him he took Hilda. Bouverle, celebrated beauty and operatlo star of the period. The remarkable romance between the opera atnr and the bandit la told In "Stingaree," co-starring Irene Dunno and Richard Dlx. with Mary Boland In a featured role. The picture comes to the Craterian theatre Thursday. Anytime Children lOo Tomorrow ALSO Popoye Cartoon, "I Yam What I Yam" Waller Cutlttt Rugene Pallptte In "Sailor, llewnre" New, niwmW: m Shirley Temple in "Baby, Take a Bow" Bhirley Temple certainly H entltltM to take & bow for her performance In "Baby. Take & Bow." which opened yeaterday at the Craterian theater. The work of this fi-year-old girl U really astonishing. She possesses the (Trace and intelligence of a. grown person and a personality that will carry her far. In "Stand Up and Cheer 1' she was delightful in a little sketch with James Dunn. In "Baby, Take a Bow," she has an Important part running the full length of the picture and she turns In a truly remarkable per formance. She hasn't a trace of self- I 1:45 Wll'll : MM, b..ss. 1 I Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night! SHE'S SWEEPING 'EM OFF THEIR FEET WITH JOY! When this baby smiles at you . . . even tho sun seems brighter I She's the darling of the nation 1 Shirley TEMPLE I with , I JAMES DUNN CLAIRE TREVOR 1 Starting THURSDAY f; vSf ,:-"lf','fi vf'jll Orrivt lore rMr, axtiln . . . mjS "4J6 Vvyy ln 'h A,1",n,,ll', fy,-. - W" 'r"" ; Ml Ml'hrotcil Wfhireyman . . VtfJ?'-''' ' tlff Ii,fil of daring and nnh Xfa .. 'It romance I A price on his head ..eft sonjr In lih heart ... a ilrl In hla dreams ... he feared neither man nor drvlll One of Ithttiry'n mmt charmliif scoumlreUt consciousness. Every gesture, every line Is delivered with unstudied grace She will steal your heart as soon as she comes on the screen. And giving all this space to little Shirley Is not to belittle the per formances turned In by the grownup actors In the cast. James Dunn and, Claire Trevor are excellent aa Uttle Shirley's parents. Alan Dlnehart has hla amusing moments as the blunder ing detective who Is dogging Dunn'a heels. Fireworks la middle of Lake o' the Woods the Fourth. Swim caps at coat at the Medfor4 Pharmacy. Use Mall Trtbuno want ada. Sri The Creat Stars of "Cimarron" in wilh CONWAY TEARLE HENRY STEPHENSON IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllH1, 3
