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rAGE NINE Rialto Star "Stingaree" Now at Craterian Local and Personal MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 5. 1934. Ur. Howard Goei Kast-Dr. W. W. Howard lett on th Shasta today tor' ' points In Iowa, where he plans to remain for several weeks. Leate for Portland Mrs. Rose Elfert and Joan Buchter left this . morning for Portland, where they plan to visit relatives. Out on Ball Frank P. Garner, ar rested Wednesday evening on charges of being drunk In a public place, was released this morning on S10 ball. At Lake o' the Woods Miss Ll Murle Bock of this city Is spending the week camping at Lake .o the Woods. Move to Medford Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Undley and daughter Dorothy have moved to their home at 806 North Riverside from Belllngham, Wash. Visits Sister Here Mrs. Mary Gray has returned to Medford from Cali fornia, to visit her sister, Mrs. J. F. True. At Sacred Heart Mrs. Roy Rlggs Is a patient at the Sacred Heart hos pital, receiving treatment for pneu monia. Whlpples to Oakland Mr. and Mrs. ' Stephen M. Whipple and daughter left today for Oakland, Cal., where they will vacation for a week. Mr. Whipple has the Whipple studio here. Released on Ball Charles Lay, 62, and Jack Calhoun, arrested on charges of being drunk In a public place, were released yesterday on $10 ball. Leave for South Mrs. Pert left on the Shasta Wednesday evening for San Francisco, and Mrs. Prlng, who has been visiting here, left on the same train for Los Angeles. r Vlcltinff RplntlrPft Mrs. H. U. Lumsden Is visiting her brother t - Kent, Wash., having stopped en route north to visit Trcve Lumsden t Hlllsboro. CCC's Arrive Nineteen CCO en rolles from Vancouver Barracks ar rived In Medford Wednesday morn ing, and were taken to Lakevlew by truck. They have been assigned to Camp Dog Lake. in Medford Tuesday Shoppers In ' Medford Tuesday Included Dave Pence of Trail, Mrs. S. E. Howlett and Hattle Howlett of Eagle Point, Mrs. Marv Grieve of Prospect, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Boardman of Central Point. Theft Reported A report was placed on file with the city police, that the Southern Pacific tool station waa broken Into Tuesday night, and - four eallons of gasoline and two quarts of oil taken. Report Accident Ruby Schulz of Sams Valley and Lester Pitman of v,-i riAl . filed accident renorts , with the city police concerning a col llslon yesterday aftemon at 3 o'clock, at . the corner of Riverside and Main streets. Sherwood Exalted Ruler Stanley Sherwod, esteemed leading knight of Medford Elks lodge, will conduct the lodge session this evening, serving In place of Exalted Ruler H.,N. Butler, who Is In the east as delegate to the national convention of the organiza tion. Vacation on Coast Miss Arlenc Jensen of the Band Box and Shoe Box In Medtord, and Miss Wilda Hall, manager of the Grants Pass branch of the same store, Bre spending two weeks' vacation at Crescent City and other places of interest along the coast. To Leave Saturday All Girl scouts enrolled at the Girl Scout camp at Lake o' the Woods will leave Satur-1 day, July 7, Instead of on Sunday. July 8, as was previously announced. Friends or relatives who have been informed Incorrectly are requested to call at the lake Saturday afternoon Visitors from Gold Hill Little Miss Jill Martin of Gold Hill and Milton Turner. Jr., of Salem, spent today in Medford enjoying swimming at Mer rick's natatorium and attending the theater. They returned to Gold Hill this evening with their aunt, Mrs. Vella Hayes. 20d Anytime HURRY! EndsTonite Arm Broken Arthur Skinner Is a patient at the Community hosnita!. receiving treatment for a broken arm. Thompsons to Portland Mr And Mrs. Claude C. Thompson left today ror Portland, where Mr. Thompson will attend to business matters. Has Broken Leg Ernest Smith of Butte Falls was brought Into the Community hospital yesterday, suffer ing from a broken leg. Undergoes Operation J. Chrlstlan son of Medford underwent a major operation today at the Community hospital. (. Visit In Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yost and son Glennle, Jr., of Redmond, Ore., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rickey of Phoenix. To Visit Husband Mrs. Geonre Wllkle is leaving this week-end fnr Lakevlew, to visit her husband, who is employed at the Dog Lake CCC camp. Has Appendix Out-Donald Pollak of Pocatello, Ida., aged 8. underwent an emergency operation at the Com. munity hospital Wednesday for the removal ox hla appendix. A Two Grass Fires The city fire de partment was called out twice on the Fourth of July to extinguish grass fires. They were at the Jackson county shop at 11:50 a. m., and on Vancouver avenue at 10:30 p. m. Bonus Blanks Left According to announcement today there are a few Missouri soldiers' bonus application blanks left. ThOAA Vhn UTArA pltflvAna of Missouri at the time they enlisted in me world war are entitled to the Donua. These blanks may be secured from Thomas K. Flynn, service of ficer of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, at 219 North Oakdale, or by telephon ing 107. Examiner Coming Ward McReyn olda, state examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be In Medford Friday and Saturday, July 13 and 14, and at the city hall between the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. tomorrow, and 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. Saturday. All those wishing to get permits or licenses to drive cars may do so by getting In touch with Mr. McReynolds during these hours. x Exams for CCC's Physical exam inations for Junior CCC applicants will be held at the fairgrounds to morrow at 8:30 a. m. - Members of the Junior class of enrollees, from ages 18 to 25, who have received noti fications by mall are asked to report to the Jackson county relief commit tee hefldmmrtom In h- if t,oi Only those who have been selected by j"u win dc received, it is announced, as the present quota has been filled. LET'S BE SAFE The u. s. will plant trees to lay the dust. We have the trees let's apply the oil to make Good Roa.-ls and keep Infantile Paralysis at a sale distance. 1300 cases In California. A Dustless City, Mountain Air and Pure Water will double our popula tion. FARMERS & FRUITGROWERS BANK (Deposits Insured.) SALEM, July 5. () William Eln- zig, state purchasing agent and secre tary of the board of control, was limping about the statehouse today as the result of bruises suffered In an automobile accident late last night. East Texas rose growers supply almost half the nation's roso bushes. w-ticb Ik. Tim McCoy, always portrayed as a man of action In the thick of adven ture, crashes through to new thrills In "A Man'a Game." on the Rialto theater's double feature program for tomorrow and Saturday. "Man's Game" shows McCoy living the dangerous life of a firefighter m a big city. Evalyn Knapp has the leading feminine role. On the same program. John Wayne will be shown In a western drama. "The Man from Utah." Roxy Comedians CVT The opening of "Horse Play" this afternoon at the Roxy theater, co satrring Slim Summervllle and Andy Devlne, Introduces a new male com edy team of double-barreled propor tions, "Horse Play" Is a perfect medium for the drollery of the well-known Slim Summervllle. Andy Devine, cast as his cowboy pal, hlses to the occa sion, proving the perfect foil. Locale of the film moves from the dusty range of the Montana dow country to the fog veiled country side of an English medieval castle. Much of the naturally fast action of the picture is enlivened by the ridiculous situations in which sums horse Is found. Reunited for the first time since their great success in "Cimarron," Irene Dunne and Richard Dlx are co-starred in "Stingaree," opening a three-day run at the Craterian thea ter today. "Stingaree" tells the colorful story of Australia's celebrated highwayman, whose passion for music and beauti ful women finally causes him to sac rlflco his liberty to fulfill a poor girl's operatic ambitions. Irene Dunne's beautiful singing voice is heard for the first time in this film in both popular and operatic son-is. Mickey Mouse is also on the Cra terian program In his new cartoon "Mickey s Steam Roller." y WASHINGTON, July 5. (AP) The White House today made public an executive order by President Roosevelt abolishing the national re covery review board, headed by Clar ence Darrow. The president's executive order said that "the board, has made three reports to the president in the exer cise of its 'duties and functions and has substantially completed the work for which It was established" and that because "tho chairman and two other members have resigned reports would not be representative of the board as originally constituted." He called upon the remaining members to take steps to discontinue the board. Awning Ciitcl.es Fire An awning on the Medford building In front of the M. and M. department store caught fire Tuesday morning at 11:30 probably from a cigarette bein thrown down from an upper stovy window. The blaze was extinguished by the fire department after It had burned a hole In the canvas. With Robert Armstrong Helen Mack Frank Reicher TOMORROW With ANN DVORAK Tlliddley Dieses Claire Oodd Today and Fri. 20c Anytime Children 10c LESLIE SE YOU'LL DIE LAUGHING! Opening Dance BEAGLE HALL 1 mile nuth and t mile tnst of riffle Poit Of tire Sat. Night, July 7 flood Mlllc Uiillr. lor. Gentlemen 25c i m.K n m ii w. I 1 when you sea these two lovelorn cow boys traveling on a de luxe ocean liner with their HORSE... When you see them and the HORSE-rattend the fancy dress ball In London . . . When you see Oh, what's the use, It's so crazy you wouldn't believe It If we told you I -BUT WE'VE GOT IT ON THE SCREE N A N D IT'S A WOWI ' -. - - - JSUMM(RVILL aURNDY D VIN in HORS PLAY TT ALSO Murrnr-PldneY Comrdj "RADIO DOIOH" Cartoon, "Oh riuzanna" NEW 8 fJS Coming Saturday stloyetl fight- STATE CHAMPION ROSEBURG, Ore., July 5. (AP) While her husband, national flight champion, waa breaking his own state record, Mrs. Homer Prouty of Port land, competing in the State Archer asociation tournament here yester day, shot an arrow a greater distance than any woman archer in the United States has ever been able to achieve in open tournament. Mrs. Prouty's arrow traveled a distance of 366 yards, establishing a new record in the women's division. Mr. Prouty, in the open flight com petition, set a new state record of 461 yards, breaking his previous mark by one yard. Ralph Miller of Seattle, national target champion, was high scorer in the target events. The state title was taken by Leslie Seahorn of Med ford, with Bert Cowling of Marcola second and Dick Adcock of Portland third. Miss Ruth Tawney of Portland won the women's championship, with Faith Llndross of Corvallis second and Edna Stewart of Coquille third. Dr. L. B. Schmidt of Sales was J elected president of the state asso , elation at the business meeting held ' last night, concluding the tourna I ment. Other officers named includ ! ed C. W. Davis of Medford, Becre j tary -treasurer. I' The Btate meetng in 1035 will bo ' held in Salem. I 7:00-H:00 IsQUjklff JpttfY Blf Kindles 10c ENDS TONIGHT Lew Ayres - Alice Faye "She Learned About Sailors" Tomorrow and Saturday BIG FEATURES! "A MAN'S LGAME" J p EVALYHJfflAPP Jj A Blazing his way with a wL ffcl H roaring six-gun ... a dare i lENrCi B dcviI Puncner seeking jus- I jfl tice and finding love ! I WAYNE I 1 "The Man J Mp From Starting Today For 3 Days Romance Rides Again With the Stars of Immortal "Cimarron" Recklessly daring . . . madly loving . . . two great stars reunited in another glorious adventure of lifo on earth's far frontiers ... a strident, blood-rushing romance of a famous highway robber who thrived on danger and lived for lovel DUNNElW'W More linilltllul Mian ever, us n lrl 1 lf with n henvMii? Rift of ne. !" 1 m-m. 1T"" fi H rights l.cr ay (o ll,e ,.la.l(IHs of H. . j $8 f 4 f RICHARD . D r X Dnslilngl . . . n tlic wtKlihurklliix r Iv ff9 , ?f- 1 out taw. "Stlnsnrcc" dtfjrlnR death fessss " ' nnuti ind the devil to make the girl's g m ,hiii - J dreams conic true! """I-T S A M With' MARY BOLAND . CONWAY TEARLE ANDY DEVIN HENRY STEPHENSON UNA O'CONNOR ADDED , MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON "Mickey's Steam Roller" Technicolor Musical McNamee News Shows 1:45 7:00-9:00 Mats.-25o Eves. 35c Kiddies-lOo Hfl TUFGM. SPGf N'5 h NtsT TMAxfiJ Sunday!... Geo. Arliss in "The House of Rothschild" PRICES CUT! SWIMMING TWIN PLUNGES ADULTS 25c CHILDREN !Oc ADULT PRICE INCLUDES TOWEL
