Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 20, 1934, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSrEDFORP MAIL TEIBUN'E, irEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. JTXT 20, 1934. PAGE ELEVEN Local and Personal Bower on Business L. V. Borer of Chicago la in ima cuy on Dusiness today. WliHe to Portland H. J. Whlta ltt on the Shasta lut night for Port Wilson to Portland K. U. Wilson left on lut nmnti train ior Port land. Leaves for Sarramento C. K. How ard left by train Thursday for Sac To Chicago Clara Tilly Uft thl city on yesterday evenings train for Chicago. Grants Plans Picnic PhoenU tirsnge ha planned a swimming ana (cnlc party for Tuesday at the Jack son Rot Springs. Visitor from Seattle Mrs. Mabel rlagley, representative of the Maid Well Lingerie company of Seattle, was a business visitor In Medford today. At Hot gprlnss Mra. Robert Mls sche. Mrs. Raymond Mtksche and party were swimming at Jackson Hot Bpriiigs weanesaey. Have Chauffeur pins The state police have two chauffeur pins. No 12234 and No. 11006. which have been turned in. The owners are requested to call at that office for them. , From Grants Pass J. J. Wclnner of the Copco investment department a' Grants Pass spent Thursday here at. tending to business affairs, according to the Grants Pass Dally courier, t Arrives on Business Geo. H. Pair of -ihe engineering department of the Southern Pacific, arrived this morn. Ing from the north to spend the day here on business. Miss Xrsklne Here Miss Axlne Zrsklne of Roaeburg, Ore., arrived In Medford recently to spend the re mainder of th school vacation with her cousin. Miss Olive Erskln. rallen leaves C. A. Pulton of the Chicago-Great Northern railway spent yesterday In this city on business, and left on the northbound train Thurs dsy evening. Cllne Gets Permit T. N. Cllne has been Issued a permit by the building department for the erection of a lunch room at 402 south Fir at the cost of 130. Gray Returns Brie Gray, deputy agent for the southern Oregon bureau of internal revenue, returned las night from a week's visit In Grants Pass on official buslneaa. Lands Salmon W. A. Holloway r orts that he caught a Chinook sa mon In the Rogue Wednesday, weigh ing between 20 and 25 pounds, with a light fly rod. He also caught three nice steelheads. To south rork Karl Janouch. sup ervisor of the Rogue River national forest, and J. F. Campbell, regional forest Inspector from Portland, :eft this morning foT South Fork of the Rogue CCO camp. Visit Mrs. Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Harold HUdreth of Portland , guest In Jacksonville of Mrs. James Cantrell, Mr. Hlldreth's mother. They expect to visit Diamond lake and Bend before completing their vaca tion. Leave for Clackamas Ralph R. Me-Tntyre- and Olen Cummins, both en rolled in the CCO here, left this morning on the Shasta for Clacka mas, where they nave been ordered to report for duty with company O, 186th Infantry, Oregon National Ouard, of which they are members. Both men are from Eugene. Other Nation1 Guardsmen from company O, who are en duty with the CCO, are expected leave for Clackamas also. DANCE OASIS SAT. KITE Spring noor Sew Orchestra For a Real Good Timo, Follow The Crowds to the) ORIENTAL GARDENS Sat. Nite BOTH HALLS! D YNGE DANCE BAND Men 35 o Ladies 10c Receives Treatment E. E. Ash o! Trail u receiving medical attention at the Community hoapltaL On vtilt Bsttr Vllm of thl city 1 vlaltlng for several days in Granta Paw with Cora Breltmayer, having left thla morning. Mra. Judd 111 Mrs. M. B. Judd la a patient at th Community hospital, where thla morning ah underwent a major operation. Harding to Grants Pass B. O. Harding, agent for the southern Ore gon district, bureau of Internal re-venue, left on a business trip to Oram Pass thla morning. Arrives from South Btrtha Boehme of San Pranclaco arrived on the Shut, thta morning .to meet her brother-in-law, Ed Heydenburk. here before con tinuing tvorth to Eugene by motor. Leave for Portland Mr. and Mra. M. B. Ferguson left by train this morning for their home in Portland, having been visiting for the past four daya in this city with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Flellln. Plane Stops Here A National Guard plane was placed In the hangar at the Medford airport last night, and was taken out this morning for aero photography. The plane is from the National Ouard field at Spokane. Among Medford Visitors Among visitors in Meaiord today were Mr. and Mra. Fred Lewis of Reese creek, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Weldman of Eagle Point, Arden Tyrell of the Old Stac road, and J. H. Colten, also of the Old Stage road. Brief Business Visit W. J. Shepard of Treka arrived in this city this morning with Mrs. Shepard and their small daughter, and was a brief vis itor here on business In connection with Copco, continuing north by train to Grants Pass, before making an auto trip along the coast. Rome Partially Burned The city fire department answered a call to a residence two miles south of Medford on the Pacific highway, at 8:50 p. m. Friday, to extinguish a fire that had broken out from the fireplace In t!w house. The name of the residents mms not available at the fire depart ment today. The room was damaged near the fireplace. 0. B. to Meet Members in the southern territory of the Crater Lake Christian Endeavor Union will hold a swimming party at Helman's Baths In Ashland tonight at 7 o'clock, with the entire tank reserved. Mlnola Oos nell will be In charge. A party for members of the union who reside in the northern section of the valley will be given at a later date in Grants Pass. tuc Anytime Children 10c Last Times TONITE 2 Features 'aw Rialto Star "1 si,f v -A -.i.t r I i , tit-fx- (CAW" " a jtf?S Ken Maynard Is starred In "Straw berry Roan," the film tzat Ion of the famous Curley Fletcher range ballad, at the Rialto theater today and Sat urday on the double feature program. It Is the story of the horse whose wild spirit defied capture, ruling his herd with a supremacy that knew no IntcjXcieuco, unlii uue day a lonely cowhand succeeded In tossing a rope around his bold head. On the same program. Walter Con nolly Is starred In "Whom the Oods Destroy " with Robert Younfc. Lola Wilson and Hobart Bosworth In the supporting cast. Edlefsen Fined Alvln L. Edlefsen was fined $10 In city court this morn ing on charges of being drunk. Move from Talent Mr. and Mrs R. H. Southwlck of Talent have mov ed to this city and will make their permanent residence here. Mrs. Cr ah tree Leaves Mrs. Tom Crabtree left on the Shasta thla morn ing for her home In Marshfleld, after a week's visit here with relatives. Gets Rattler Robert Mansfield. Junior forester, report today that he Jellied his first rattlesnake of the season last Tuesday at Evans creek. Dae Mall Tribune want ads Now at Studio K & . 1 "in?" Y 1 t j i i ew j j district attorney. Plot developments require the attorney to send the gam bler, one or his close friends, to the electric chair for a murder com mitted for the attorney's benefit. In the supporting cast are Leo Car rillo. Nat Pendleton, Icabel Jewell, Muriel Evans, Thomas Jrckson, Noel Madison and Mickey Rooney. the prairies; a man-made prairie tire ! and two mad attempts to ford swol len rivers. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Robert Monteomerv Halr-raslng episodes mark the "Mys tery of Mr. X," which heads the Studio double feature program. "The Man Prom Monterey" Is the second Here Sunday " 'WHEELS OF DESTINY' AT ROXY TOMORROW A really epic screen play of the early west, said to be the finest of i the year, comes to the Roxy theater . tomorrow. j It la "Wheels of Destiny." starring I the red-blooded Ken Maynard and Tnraan. and deals with the trek of j pioneers who cross western plains In i covered T sgons to California In search of gold. i Included in the tense drama Is the midnight siege of a mid-western ho-tt-1 by thieves: a pitched battle be tween the pioneers and a tribe of en raged Indians In a wild storm on OOOD USED PIANO, 159 00 Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 123 W. Main. FOR SALE 000 ft. of good used old lumber, five rolls o( roollng. 18 large beams, 66 foundation stone: odds end enda. Mr. Elliott, 1 blok from highway on Laurel St.. Cen tral Point. FOR SALE Oood Tounjr heavy work horse. Butte creek, orchard, Eale Point. Ore. NO ADMITTANCE. No Smoking and all other signs for ssle at Mall Tribune Job Dept., 38-30 N. Grape. LOST 4-montlis-old Cocker Spaniel pup: white with one black ear. An-av.-era name "Tongo." Reward. Tel. 401-J-2. WANTED Fat lambs. See J. J. Osen. brugge, at once. Clark Gable, In the role of a weal thy and daring gambler. Is starred In "Manhattan Melodrama," coming to the Craterlan theater Sunday, with Myrna Loy and William Powell also in top roles. A romantic action story of New York's night life, "Manhattan Melo drama" shows Miss Loy aa Oable's stveetheart, and marrying Powell; the 7H? tU SATURDAY ONE DAT ONLY Continuous Shows 1 to 11 p. m. Action Every Minute. MTJSI0 THAT WILL STRIKE YOU RIGHT 1 FUN THAT WILL STRIKE YOU PUK! DANCE J'ville Till 2 cm and tils waron train fleht their way through hostile Indians, prairie fire,, storms swollen streams and even more dangerous white men! ALSO Final Thrilling Chapter KIT CARSON "The Trail To Glory" Merrily Vonrs House rieanl:i Adults 20c Anytime Kiddies 10c Anytime Today and Saturday DOUBLE BILL ATTRACTIONS FEATURE NO. 1 FEATURE NO. 2 n Continuous Saturday Adults I Kiddles 10c I TODAY and SATURDAY 2 GREAT FEATURES Sft ( 'rt f mm am-fk v i i hors rOR BALE Orchard ladders, while they last, five only ld-foot Xjaraen ladders u Ko at S3 05 each. Mont gomery Waru it Co. WANTED Experienced pear plckors to pick by box. Phone 1018-U SACK TWINE. lOo per skein. Hdws. FOB SALE 11)31 DodRe SKlan: looks and runs like new; priced to sell quick. Easy terms. 1833 Plymouth DeLuxe model sedsn: flostlim power, automatlo clutch. aafety Klaas, new rubber; guaranteed every way. A real buy. PIERCE - ALLEN MOTOR CO., INC. 112 8. Riverside. Phone 150. LOST Small, ahsirpy, white and black male dog; no collar. Reward. Tel. 331 -j. or call at 309 E. Jackson. POR RENT 631 Pennsylvania, 3. room furn. home: wood and gas ranq:: overstuffed furniture; S25 Imluaing water, ohaa. R. Ray, Realtor, Med. ford Bid)!. Phone 3oa. rOR SALE--For atorage. dinette set, sewing machine, combination book case, empty trunks, misc. cooklne utensils, UUhfa and silverware. Esda Transfer Jt Storage Co., 101S No. Central. CASH PAID for men'a and hand suits, bats and shoes. Will H Wilson. H No. Front. I Shoira 1:4.1 7:00-9:00 Mais . . . ISc f-lves . . . ,1Se Khldles-lOo I Ends Tomorrow Night! EmSsJUM B0.lQSiSEY DOROTHY IFF .S "e. Merry ninldrna . . enmriy qnppn . (tny mn-io . . Mlnrlous hap rnlna . . a nitRon-load or fnn as the rurkooa run high, wide and handsome. STARTS SUNDAY aW taW va. 1 1 1 II the atory of the wildest horse that ever piled a cow puncher! "I'll bet all muh money Thar's no man alive. That kin stay with ol1 Straw berry When lie makes his high dive. Famed in Song and Story "STRAWBERRY ROAN" Ruth Hall urn iittarr 1 1- u -L J- I ANOTHER GREAT FEATURE! ACTION! THRILLS! ROMANCE! 11 .. rrr i all . VI bri ;. V ATTRACTION NO. 3 DOUGLAS WAKEFIXLD and BILLY NELSON in "MIXED NUTS" ATTRACTION NO. 4 MICKEY and MINNIE MOUSE in "GULLIVER MICKEY" HE DIED A THOUSAND DEATHS TO LIVE FOR HIS SONI WALTER CONNOLLY BOSWORTH WimT9 fROM A STORY BY . l ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNt wiser 1 LP r I Fate brought them togothor VT7 in a warfare of wits, passion and love I It 'a the yoar'a Thrill Bomaree I 5 Yt'Vfr&?,yr'v&ikvm&w- Clark Qable Idol the aoreen . . . here aa a handsome . , , reckless gambler . . the only "home" he 'a interested in ia the home stretch af, the track. Aa for babiea he'd take dice anytime I nr:.7J.-ir--r-Ti SUfi-MOHE VSSSSSr GEORGE Sr 3SSa M Ml Kfl '.l.i Coming Sunday "WONDER BAR" wIlh ADOLPHE MENJOU FRANCES DRAKE Tha rnol t'mnfhJ nti tnrj nlnre "I Hood and Sand' l'h th moit eniotul arrcrn rhnrartrr ilnre Valentino an ttift nd Ttntiirnii nnd darltn matntlor of the hull rlnci n DANCE HOT MUSIC BY Al Stewart and His NIGHT OWLS "The Cream of the Crop" Featuring WAYNE RYAN That Torrid Trumpeter GOLD HILL SATURDAY NIGHT GOOD ORDER-CLEAN HALL &M00TH FLOOR Sponsored by the Gold Hill Chamber of Commerce suawswr..M.vtp- itmm aa4a