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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1934)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGOX, SUNDAY, JULY S, 1934. PAGE SEVEN Local and Business for Day Berth Cor of Gold Kill w la Medford yesterday on business for the day. To Ban Joe Rev. and Mr. 0. W. Bedford left Friday, night on the train for San Jose. Calif. Here for Week-end Nate Russel, foreman of the Applegate CCO camp, la spending the week-end In Medford. Reported Improved Jnn Moffatt, who haa been 111 during the paat week at his home, la reported greatly Im proved. At Hospital Miss Zelda Smith la a . patient at the Sacred Heart hospital, where she underwent a major opera tion laat week. Hawkins Fined S10 Harry Hawkins of thta city, arrested Friday night tor drunkenness, was fined -10 In city court yesterday. To pelican BayMr. and Mrs. 0. H. Beery and daughter Madge are leav ing today for a week's outing at Pelican bay. ' From Eueene Mrs. Bert Saylea of Eugene arrived on the train yesterday and left Immediately to make a visit In Jacksonville. Leaves for Oalesburg C. E. Meyers of Central Point, left here on the Southern Pacific Friday night, en route to Oalesburg, ni. Rltter on Business District Ranger Hugh A. Bitter, of the Lake of the Woods district, arrived In Medford yes terday morning on business. Jennings Here for Day Ralph Jen nings, forestry superintendent of the South Fork of the Rogue CCO camp, was in Medford on business yesterday. Here from Sacramento Lorraine Holmes of Sacramento arrived here yesterday morning and will visit In Central Point for two weeks with S. J. Brlstow. Leaves for Home Mrs. Elvis Stocs ton, of Portland, left by train yester day for her home, after having visit ed for a day here with Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Dodson. "Visits Miss MeConochle Mrs. L. B. Hobbs and daughter of Los Angeles, who formerly resided here, are In Medford visiting Miss Bessie MeCon ochle. From Astoria Mr. and Mrs. A. Wul plo of Astoria arrived In Medford yes terday by train for a week's visit here, and will also spend several days at Diamond lake. ' Warner Here Forestry Superinten dent Frederick J. Warner of the Up per Rogue CCC camp, waa a business visitor In Medford yesterday and re turned to camp last night. Alenderfer Returns O. O. Alender fer returned by train yesterday morn ing from Minneapolis, where he had attended a Shrine convention, being away from Medford for a month. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Werti of Anderson, Calif., arrived here by train yesterday and will spend most of the summer visiting with their sons, Lester, of Climax, and Ves ter, of Ruch. Called to Grand Junction Mrs. Oliver Rogers left by train Friday evening for Grand Junction, Colo., where she had been called by the death of her mother. Mrs. L. L. Qreen, who passed away Thursday. m Smith Returns C. O. Smith, who returned recently from a trip to De troit, where he attended a Rotary con vention, was back at the school su perintendent's office Friday. Mr. Smith spent two weeks In the east. Visits Mrs. Anderson Mrs. M. O. Svana of Los Angeles has been visit ing In this city for six weeks with her daughter Mrs. Bert Anderson. She left on the train yesterday for Seattle to visit her son, C. C. Evans. t Accident Reported An accident was reported Friday at the city police station by Walter Inch, 803 Catherine street, and Mrs. Michael Beck, 824 South Grape whose car pulled out from the curb, hit the Inch auto and knocked It into a parked car owned by George Porter. Visits Wilsons R. 0. Baciklewlca of Stewart, Nev., was a visitor here Sat urday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wilson. Mr. Baczkiewlct Is with the Carson Indian school there, and was formerly associated with Mr. Wil son In the Indtsn service at Brown ing, Mont., and Reno. Nev. t MIm McGregor Here Alias Jessie McGregor of Los Angeles arrived here yesterday on the Shasta, and will visit for a few days with Dr. Mary Jane Rochelle and Miss Alma Bailey before continuing north to spend part of the summer In Portland. Miss Mc Gregor will make a trip to Crater lake tomorrow. Three Injured Gladys Ray, Helen Wilkinson and Mamie Perry, all of Eagle Point, received bruises In an accident reported at the cltj police station yesterday which occurred July 8 on the Evans creek road. The report hows that the car In which thoy were riding, driven by Gladys Rsy, collided on a narrow curve with n auto driven by Molford Walton, of Eagle Point, whose car had defective brakes. Officers Transferred An order was Issued at the CCC district headquar ters Saturday, transferring a number of officers In the district. Csptain Thomas N. Crowley. Inf-Res., will go from Camp Tree to Camp Wineglass Second Lieutenant Robert H. Colwell, Cer.-Res, of Camp Annie Sprlnga will go to Camp Rana Ranger Station, and Second Lieutenant Roy D. Croft of Rand is transferred Into district headquarters. Second Lieutenant H. A. Barrls. Inf-Res., will go to Annie Springs, and Plrst Lieutenant Leslie O. Ross. 14th CA. who Is now at dis trict headquarters will be assistant quartermaster and subsistence officer First Lieutenant L. H. Grimes. Inf Res . will go to Csmp Bradford. He It now on duty at headquarters. Personal Leaves for South B1U Barnum is leaving today for Napa. Calif., where he will visit Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swln son. In Medford Baturday Lieutenant R. E. Dahlln of Big Bar, Calif., was a visitor In Medford yesterday having formerly been with the CCO district headquarters here. Clement Visits Luclsn Clement, who Is employed at the Standard Oil station at Government camp, Is a visitor In this city, having arrived Thursday evening. He will return to Government camp today. Fugitive Lovers All the sensations of a rapid, thrill ing cross-country trip are promised in "Fugitive Lovers," starring Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans, which opens at the Studio theater today. In addition to authentic scenes shot from a great Greyhound bus as It actually sped from New York to Hollywood, the audience will also see the most daring prison break and thrilling man-hunt ever screened. Today's program will also include the Silly Symphony technicolor se qual to "The Three Little Pigs," "The Big Bad Wolf," which has two new members In the cast, Little Bed Riding Hood and Grandma. Shows Today 1:45-3:15 7:00-9:00 Shirley Temple in "WHAT'S TO DO" Novelty Newsreel "House "The House of Rothschild," which comes here heralded as the outstand ing success in George Arll&s' success studded career, opens its three-day run at the Craterian theater today. The film, which traces the rise of the famous European banking fam ily from obscurity In Germany, to the position of national prominence it had gained at the end of the Napo leonic wars, presents George Arllss in two roles first as Mayer Roths child, the father of the five brothers Return to Chlco Misses Nelle Mor doff and Miss Mary Dempsey of Chlro. Cal., left Wednesday for their home after visiting Mlsa Mordoff's mother. Mrs. Mary Mordoff, and her sisters. Mrs. H. S. Chlrgwln end Mrs. O. II. Beery, all of this city. HAP Rtfr KM You'll shout . . . you'll roar . , . you'll scream when the divine Schnozzola ups-and ats grim tragedy running the gamut of emotions from Hot-Cha to Hamlet! Boinin' up wit' passion! JIMMY DURANTE LUPE VELEZ In the tragic story of a devil wit' Women who was putty in the hands o' a darnel Wot Actin'l Wot Pathos! Wot Lovin'l The secret love of Rothschild" Opens at who made the name celebrated, and later as Nathan Rothschild, the brother who founded the English branch of the family. Featured In support of Arllss are Boris Karloff, as the wicked Baron Ledrantz, Loretta Young who plays his daughter, and Robert Young, her fiancee and aide to the Duke of Wel lington. Others In the impressive cast are C. Aubrey Smith, Helen Westly, Arthur Byron. Florence Arllss, Reginald Owen and Alan Mowbray. WASHINGTON, July 7. (P) A de crease of 80 per cent In the number of lumber orders for the first six months of 1934 as compared with the similar period of 1933 was reported today by the National Lumber Manu facturer's association. Adults 25c Kiddies-10o TODAY ani1 MONDAY JEE-MEE and . LUP-EE turn on th Heat! O life of a radio comic with MILLS BROS. Norman FOSTER Marian NIXON William GARGAN Eugene PALLETTEpP u Minna GOMBELL STERLING HOLLOWAY Shows Today 1:45 - 3:30 7:00 - 9:00 THE SWORDS OF ALL DIVIDE ISSi JvAtw M4n3p IW if4i fe ' -y WWhW "Strictly Dynamite" at Rialto f ; P:ifi L v v v Jimmy Durante and Lupe Velez as a comedy broadcasting team Jealous of each other provide the principal fun and heart Intorcst In "Strictly Dynamite," plnylug at the Rialto the ater today and Monday. Also In this story of what goes on behind tho scenes In a big broadcast. sa fTWJsswar- i : imis te i jaKWSMltM.-: Jk A p I Mil u Starting Today THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD! Arliss' Greatest Role! He might have made the House master of nations! But tho only reward ho sought was to fulfill thb Rothsohild creed: to live with dignity ... to trade with dignity ; . . to walk the world with dignity! A Btory with the dramatic power and romantic sweep to match the great genius of Goorge Arliss I Craterian Today lng studio are the Four Mills Brothers, Norman Foster, Marian Nixon, Wil liam Gargan, Minna Gombcll and a host of other favorites. To St. .Joseph O. A. Smith left this city by train Friday night for St. Joseph, Mo. 1t jquinmimrri im t armmrmmimJ.tmgtxKmm i I ii j m r n in inn for Three Days EUROPE COULD NOT THE INCOMPARABLE ' OEORGE ARLISS IN HIS GREATEST TRIUMPH IHHE IHiOdM OIF !HOTIH1CIH1DILP BORIS KARLOFF LORETTA YOUNG ROBERT YOUNO HELEN WESTLEY And a Dlatlnqulthtd Supporting Cast ef Ont Hundred o Also Selected Short Subjects! Roxy Is Showing "Berkeley Square" With Leslie Howard playing the leading role in which he originally created a sensation on the London and New York stages. "Berkeley Square'' opens at the Roxy theater today. Unique In its theme, a fervid love story Intermingling fantasy and reality in a romance which bridges two centuries and overcomes the bar riers of time, "Berkeley Square" was produced on the lavish scale. Leslie Howard who has a difficult role to portray, Is snid to give an In spired performance that outdoes any of hta former roles. Heather Angel who Is seen opposite Howard plays her most Important role. I'matllla Grass Fire PENDLETON. July 7. (fpf A gra.w snd timber fire which covered 640 acres northwest of Monument in the Umatilla National forest was being fought by a crew of men today. Three small fires in the reserve were undT control. Dairy Cow Fund WASHINGTON, July 7. ) Sec retary Wallace today allotted $3,000. 000 to begin a national program for eradicating Bangs disease In dairy cattlo. Mats .... 25c Eves . . . . 35c Kiddies . . . 10c 1
