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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 6. 1934. PAGE THIRTEEN Local and Williams at Lake Mr. and Mm.' Tommy WlUlsms celebrated Indepen dence day at Diamond lake. Visit Diamond- Lake Among the many Medtord folk enjoying the Fourth of July at Diamond lake were air. and Mra. E. T. Burelaon. Xamed Inspector Captain M. MU ton Potter, 10th FA., hai been made district Inspector for the Civilian Conservation corps. Vacation Over Fourth The Misses Jean Whitman and Ruth Meuset spent the Fourth of July at Orescent City. Mr. Scheel Injured C. H. Scheel suffered a fractured rib on Wednes day, when he fell at the Rogue River Meat company. He Is receiving treat ment at the Sacred Heart hospital. Finds Spiders Herbert Tetherow of Berrydale brought to the Mall Tribune office this week some black widow spiders, which he found under a bridge which crosses Boar creek, t Visitors In Ashland Included among local people who spent July 4 in Ashland were Mr. and Mrs. wlllard Leonard and son Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Bernle Wood. Reports for Duty First Lieutenant Lloyd Harold Grimes, Inf.-Res., ar rived In Medford this morning from Harrlsburg. Ore., and reported at tho Civilian Conservation corps dlatrlot headquarters for duty. Talent Gets Pop Chief of Police Charles P. Talent of Ashland received Boston bull pup Thursday from San Antonio, Tex., which was sent him by his son, Terry A. Talent, who Is with the narcotic division of enforcement with the federal government. At Grants Pass Among th Med fordttes attending the celebration In Grants Pass Wednesday were Mr. and Mra. H. H. Harvey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Turner, Mr. and Mra. Jack Greaves and party of relatives and friends. Grants Pass Dally Courier. ' Skinner Injured In an automobile accident on the Old Stage road Wed nesday evening at 8:30 o'clock, Ar thur Skinner, who was riding a mo torcycle, suffered a broken arm when he collided with the automobile How ward Lewis of Jacksonville was driving- Goes to MoKlnley Second Lieuten ant Adolph S. Urban, Qm.-Res., has been assigned to Camp McKinley, ac cording to orders Issued from district headquarters of the CCO this week. First Lieutenant Howard A. Malln, SOth Infantry, has been assigned to the district headquarters, and has been appointed assistant district in spector and assistant district execu tive officer. "Chateau du Comte" Southern Oregon's most unique din ner and dancing resort. Visit the "Chateau da Comte" and try our specialty. "Chicken a la Chateau" BOc also Delicious Sandwiches Dutch Lunch Beverages Why not enjoy an evening dancing by the music of "The Mountain Troubadours" Old and new style dances Cover charge: Ladies .10 r..i An ureu weiuuu v Hsiiimiafsi In tints twin arts nr1mts parties solicited. Continuous Shows Saturday 1 to 11 p, m illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli DXOV Y i 20c SATURDAY ONLY oaring with action and heart-pounding suspense -tingling with excitement, comedy aird tender romance! IJ&End TONIGHT Slim Summerville and Andy Devine in 'HORSE PLAY' Personal To Missoula R. E. Griffith left by train n route to Mlaoula, Moat., last night. To Portland Kathryn Matter of thla city left by train thla morn Ins for a two weeks visit with friends In Portland. Taylor Returns olen O. Taylor re turned this morning from Union Creek, where he had spent the Fourth of July. ! To Eugene am Wlgham. formerly of a local CCC camp, left for his home in Eugene on this morning's train. Brief Visitor Robert Chapman ,vas a brief visitor thla morning with Mb brother, W. D. Chapman of this city. He la enroute by train from Long Beach to Brandon, Canada. Business Visit Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Burdette of Rogue River left for their home on the Shasta this morning after having been in Medford for a short time on a business visit. Home to Eugene Mrs. Lloyd Bar ber and daughter Joyce left Medford this morning by train, after having been visiting here with Mrs. Chas. Parmer and E. R. Pry. To South Pork K. P. MoReynolda, Junior forester in the local forest service, left this morning to spend two days at South Pork of the Rogue CCO oamp. No License T. J. O'Hara of this city, arrested, by state police, wes fined $6 and costs In Justice court yesterday for operating a truck with out license plates. Gets Permit S. C. Godlove, 345 North Bartlett. waa Issued a permit by the building department yester day for remodeling and repairing his residence, with costs listed at 8450. - Returns from Heppjier Mrs. O. H. Bengtsoa returned, on the traTn this morning from a three weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Benge of Heppner, Ore. 1 Harding to Grants Pass B. G. Harding, agent for the southern Ore gon district bureau of internal reve nue, left this morning on a business trip to Grants Pass, and will return Monday. On Vacation I. P. Crocker, post office employe, la on a day's vacation today. It Is reported that, playing golf for the first time in his life, he made a score of 48 for nine holes on the Rogue Valley course Tuesday evening, thereby gaining the envy of golfing friends. In Active Duty Seigeant Virgil A. Swarxson of company A, 186th Infan try, haa been transferred from the re serve to active duty. It was announced today. Corporal Seeley A. Johnson has been transferred to the reserve from active duty. He Is also with company A. fc pGuyer .Returns Here Dolph Guyer returned to Medford Tuesday from Seattle, where he visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myer, during the past several weeks. They spent part of the time at their sum mer lodge on Vashon island and en Joyed a trip to Mt. Rainier. ' Gentle Acting Surgeon With the district surgeon, First Lieutenant Wallace A. Douglas, in the cast, First Lieutenant HJalmar T. Gentle has been aslgned as acting district sur geon. His dutlea at Camp Annie Springs will be taken over by Or. William C. Bundrant, surgeon at Camp Wineglass. Moto to Lakevfew Mr, and Mrs. Joe Enders and daughter Shirley have moved to Lakevlew, where Mr. Enders la employed by the sawmills. They will make their home In a pleasant apartment at the hot springs near Lakevlew. Mrs. Enders, who has been in Klamath Falls for some time, was In Ashland recently attending to de tails of moving, and waa accompanied on her return by her daughter Shir ley, who haa been visiting relatives and friends in Ashland and Treka. Ashland Dally Tidings. Anytime Children 100 ALSO Fighting with KIT CARSON Chap. 10 "Midnight Magic" Kraty Kat, "Bunnies and Bonnet Minute Mygteryt "The Clonn Dies" Merihury In South Amertra Grass Fire The city fire depart ment spent considerable time yester day forenoon at 3005 East Mala street, placing a grass fire under control. Aids tn Enrollment W. H. McNalr of Ashland, member of the county re lief committee, was in Medford today, aiding in the enrollment of Ashland men in the Civilian Conservation corps. Reckless Driver Pays Kenneth G. Fawcett of this city was arrested last night on the Jacksonvllle-Ruch high way by state police and fined 15 and sentenced to 15 days in Jail, In Justice court thla morning. Leaves for Ban don J. A. McCleod, pioneer resident of this city, left by train this morning for Bandon, to visit with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie McCleod and family. Cited to Appear Paul LeRoy Cor wln, arrested yesterday by state police for passing on a curve without proper clearance, was cited to appear before Justice of the Peace E. W. Madison of Grants Pass. Leave for Portland -Mrs. W. C. Fer guson of Portland, son Howard and daughters LaVerta and Lois, left for their home, on the Shasta thla morn ing, having been visiting for a month In Ashland and Medford with friends, Get New Equipment The forest service has received a shipment of motor cars from the regional ware house in Vancouver, Wash., Including a Chevrolet sedan for use by the supervisor, two 1-ton Chevrolet trucks and two Chevrolet pickups, all of which arrived here late last night. To Crescent City Dr. I. Gove and family enjoyed a trip to Crescent City, North, Bend and Lake Takchnlck the first of the week. They were accom panied back to Medford by Stanley White of North Bend, Dr. Gove's cousin, who will spend the summer here. E CINCINNATI. (UP ) Did you ever hear a dog singing? Well, Mrs. Anna Alexander did. She owns such a dog. Tim. This Is not a back fence nightmare. He actually Identifies and Imitates five musical notes. His range Is with in the key of E-flat. When Mrs. Alexander plays chords on the piano, Tim gives voice or bark to tones of surprising resemblance. Now three, Tim began his warbling career at 18 months. Mrs. Alexander, herself a teacher of voice, first ob served the dog's love of music, she said, when at a park concert, the animal aat without moving. Later, she noticed that he attempted to' re produce the tones which she played on the piano, and then she began the systematic "development" of his "tal ent." Like many other geniuses, Tim had humble beginnings. His lineage Is undistinguished and n appearance he is part spaniel and part wire-haired terrier. Tim has made one public appear ance. Last year, he participated in an amateur night at a theater Bud was awarded a prize for his ability. Opening Dance BEAGLE HALL 1 mile south and 1 mile east of Beagle Post Office Sat. Night, July 7 Good Music i Ladles 10c Gentlemen 39c FREE LUNCH III 7z mm NT TODAY and SATURDAY Look Out, America! Imagine the Fury of a Million Savages Turned Loose Upon this Country To day! MEN! WOMEN! BOYS! GIRLS! HERTS THAT UUyW()wW PICTUIJfOUIKtDUFOH- jf :' tiiffisife with r 7 : - ..; L&rirP Ann Dvorak Duddley ALSO Stan LAUREL and Oliver HARDY in "Busy Bodies" WILLIE WHOPPER in "Davie Jones' Locker" PATHE NEWS REEL pu Beware! Robert He's Coming Back! Montgomery The Big ln "Fugitive Lovers" Bad Volf" with Madge Evans SIN MY Coming to Roxy An easy-going, braggadocio cowboy who delights in stretching the truth Into fantastic yarns of his fictitious exploits. A racing carl A fast air plane I Hollywood I These are the principle motivating forces that provide the fun and thrills In 'The Thrill Hunter," Buck Jones' film, which cornea to the Roxy the ater tomorrow. "Massacre" Opens At Studio Today Richard Barthelmess picture, "Mas sacre," la now showing at the Studio theater. "Massacre" Is an unusual romance with the unique love triangle of a wealthy white society girl as the rival of an Indian maid for the heart of a Sioux brave. Barthelmess has the role of the In dian youth, whose magnificent phy tlque and dare-devil riding seta the hearts of the gentler sex a-flutter. Ann Dvorak plays the part of the Indian maid, while Claire Dodd Is the flirtatious society siren. The picture is said to be crannied with fast action and thrilling epi sodes. Irene Dunn Scores In Cratertan Film For those seeking real entertain ment, and for those who appreciate good singing, "Stlngaree," now at the Craterlan theater, will completely satisfy. A dramatic romanoe, colored by charming music "Stlngaree" is well acted by Richard Dlx In the title role antl by Irene Dunne, whose lovely voice la heard In several song num bers, both popular and operatic. Her singing of "Tonight Is Mine," particu larly Is of exceptional value. The only disappointment In hearing her beautiful voice is that it has taken almost five years to bring It to the screen, even though It was her suc cess In musicals that first won her fame on. the stage... It's LATE It's LEGAL! DANCE F777 2 JAYVILLE Digges Claire Dodd Western Star John Wayne, popular western star, is at the Rialto theater today and Saturday ln "The Man Prom Utah" as one-half of the double feature pro gram. Crammed with action and Australia Is the locale of the story; the time Is the 70's. Ambitious, but Impossible to the point of being laugh-packed farce comedy, Mnry Boland sings and wnlts for the ar rival of a famous British Impresario, while her household is being tortured. Stlngaree, the Robin Hood of the era, bent on robbing the household, hears Miss Dunne ln the role of Hilda the maid, sing. Posing as the long-awaited Impresario, he gives her the theme Shows 1:45 7:00-D:00 Ends Tomorrow Night Surpasses Even " Cimarron " AH the color mid adventure of that other great picture ... , plus superb music anil nn un dying romance! .LDDH. MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL XEWSRHIiL iStarting Glorious Entertainment!. Ml Sign, .Ml THE WILL CRUMBLE IN Sinister threat from a mighty foel Against five fearless brothers, carrying out a fnth rr'i herltngel Here Is Aril us at the peak of his genius In a picture to be re-' mem he red forever! THE HOUSE OF sgI L f v - And a Ollllngulihsd Coil ef Ons Hundrsd mm ' on Rialto Bill horsemanship, "The Man Prom Utah" should satisfy all lovers of outdoor drama. Tim McCoy Is on tho same program ns a daring firefighter In "A Man's On me." song, and learning her story of de nled opportunity, he kidnaps her. Later, after love has blossomed be tween tho two, Stlngaree and his gun. man, Andy Devine, hold up the must cale and force the impresario to listen to Hilda's singing. She wins fame, and Stlngaree Is captured and sent to Jail. Later he escapes, and when the maid, now a famous operatic star, returns to Australia, tho two flee Into the Impenetrable bushland. Mats . . 250 Eves . . SSa Kldiltes-lOe mm Sunday! HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD THE DUST I " I;1: 1 mWhm 0taHGE AIUISS in ROTHSCHILD BORIS KARIOFF IORETTA YOUNO ROBERT YOUNO 1 HEIEN WESUBY Gloriously climaxed in lav ish scenes presented all in Technicolor I Here Sunday The much-heralded '"House of Rothschild." starring George Arllas ln what Is said to be the supreme tri umph of his career, comes to the Craterlan theater Sunday for a three dav engagement. Telling the tory of the famous banking dynasty, "The House of Rothschild' follows the career of Na than, eldest of five brothers, tn his Continuous Saturday 1 to 13 TODAY and SUN.MON II I i I! ! iliiWl illlll Til PW vvcr 71. Nv "A five-alarm blaze of Pi II TIM McCOY JOHN WAYNEjjl "The Man DM, Strom oJU ITT AII11 "StriotIy Fresh Ytggn" ! I I'M I Four colorful advance to what eventually proves to be the highest peak pos sible to be attained. EX-GOVERNOR YOUNG IN BRIEF VISIT HERE Former Oovernor G. 0. Young of California, who spent the early pert of this week In northern California, stopped at The Mall Tribune for short time on Thursday afternoon, en route to Vreka, Calif., where he ad dressed a gathering last evening.. Young, who left office as chlsf executive of the southern state In January, 1031, la now campaigning for re-election. Dynge's Dance ORIENTAL GARDENS Saturday Night 2 Halls. 2 Dances One Admission Men 35c Ladies 10c SATURDAY v Adults I II 251 I I Kiddies lOoi II Wot Pathos! Wot Drama) Wo Lovln'l . . . ns Schnoitols giTM his all to art . . , and a thru- , ring circus ot Inffsl Jimmy DURANTE LupeVELEZ In 'Strictly Dynamite with Mills Brothers Mi ! ':r i i
