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MEDFOTiD MAIL TRTBTTNT:. EDFOID, OREGON. FRIDAY. XTTGrST 3, 1934. PAGE ELEVEN Local and Personal At Craterian Deuel to Portland H. S. Deuel In ft lut night for Portland on tht train. ' Denltt Here Jeaa DeWltt. district; ringer stationed at t'nion Creek. U m Medford on business today. In from 5-ake Hugii Rltter, ranger atatloned the Lake o the Wood: district, came to Medford Thursday. Here from Ashland Mrs. F. Smola Tid Kay Smola. of Aahland were vit itora In this city Wednesday, the Ash land Tidings atatea. Smith to Lake C. O. Bmlth, man ager of Lake o" the Wooda resort, left . today at noon to spend the week-end at the lake. Win Returns Charle Wing, real "tor. returned thla morning from- a taualne&a trip to San Francisco. He waa gone two days. . Jonea to Pend Indtnn W. L. Jonts, forest service construction foreman, left today for the Dead Indian road eonatruction camp and Owen ranch Robbers Trade Guns J. M. Sk!n.nor. 813 Jeanette atreet. reported to city police yesterday that someone stole a .22-callber Winchester pump from hi home, and left two other guns In Its place. Hits XTnknown Car Mrs. Mary Keene, 816 West Second street, re ported to city police yesterday that her Essex sedan, collided at the inter section of Main atreet and Crate: Lake avenue with a car whose driver's ' name la unknown. Will Fish Lake Mr. and Mrs. J. C Craw of Los Ange'ea came to Med ford on the Shasta this morning to J spend a week's vacation here visiting M. Amy. They will go to Crater and Diamond lakes on fishing excursions while here, and will continue north to Vancouver before returning to their home In the south. 20c An v( lint . Children lOo Last Times TOXITB Hilarious Romance Geo. O'Brien - Mary Brian In "EVER SINCE EVE" Saturday Continuous Shows 1 to 11 Thundering Action with the Border Patrol ( . - 41 Qj Camera jS?f' Adventure Comedy Newbury Goes North Don New bury, attorney, left last night by train for Portland. At Community Roy Lehman Is at the Community hospital receiving medical care today. Medical Cae - Eugene Law son. t, is a patient at the Community hos pital today receiving medical treat ment. Has Medical Attention Anne J. Bateman Is at the Community hos pital today receiving medical atten tion. Petrlck Here A. C. Petrlck of Se attle, representative of the Moloney Electrical Co., arrived here this morn ing and will spend the day attending to business matters, Weslea In Town C. P. Weslea, Jun ior forester, who Is In charge of the blister rust control work near Union Creek, is in Med ford for the day, hav ing arrived this morning. Miss Seahrook Leaves Miss Jesse Seabrook left on the Shasta tills morning for Portland. She will apend a week or 10 days visiting her sister Beatrice. Captain Prosser Stops Captain Prosser of Portland, flying an 0-35 Douglas ship, stopped briefly at the Medford airport today. He waa on hla way south to Crlasy field. $1200 Permit Issued A building permit for a residence with coat esti mated at 91300. was Issued yesterdny by the building department In the city hall, to Miss O. J. Sullivan. 019 Co lumbus avenue. t'lrlch In Ashland Lewis Ulrlch, manager of the local offices of the National Reemployment Service, lo cated In the city hall, Is In Ashland today conducting routine official business. Returns to Home Mrs. Alfred B V. Carpenter, who sustained a broken ankle recently In a fall at her home, was able to leave the community hospital, where she was taken for treatment, today, Phlpni Goes East Bill Phlpps, std' dent at University of Oregon, will leave tonight by tTaln for Ann Arbor, Mich., to attend a fraternity meeting. Phlpps will also visit A Century of Progress exposition In Chicago before returning. Leave for North Mrs. Bernard Nut ting and two sons. Buddy and Ron ald, left for Bell Ingham, Wash., tnis morning to visit Mrs, Nutting's moth er, Mrs. H. O. Swsnson. They will return In five or six weeks, having made the trip by train. In Cltv Today Several visitors In Medford today are: Ruby and Wayne Hlffftlnbotham of Willow Springs, O. O. Hatton, also of Willow Springs, Margaret Tyre 11 of the Old Stage road, Wilbur Stevens of the Buckshot hill district, and Mary Weedman of Eagle Point. Offloe to Be Closed The U. 8. navy recruiting offloe, located In the Fed eral building, will be closed tomorrow, A. P. Walker, recruiting officer, ' an nounced thla morning. Walker la making a trip to Roaeburg on official business over the week-end. The of fice will be open at the regular time, 9 a. m., Monday morning. Coming Sunday 4 Laurel and Hardy, with Jimmy Durante, Lup Velet. Polly Moran. Charles Butterworth and many other screen and radio tavorltes. and even Mickey Mouse himself, ara featured In "Hollywood Party" at the Crate rian theater today and Saturday. Be sides appearing as one of the fea tured players In the main picture through a process of some clever trick photography Mickey Mouse Is also on the Craterian program In a new Walt Disney cartoon. "The Mouse," entirely In color. moll In Austria following the assas sination of Chancellor Dollfusa by Nasls, two of whom were hanged Tuesday, are Incorporated in the news reel on the current program at the Craterian theater for today and Saturday, which has "Hollywood i Party" as the feature picture, The recent demise of John DllUn-1 ger, bad man extraordinary, and the , attendant morbid crowds that throng- j ed the way as the body was taken I to the cemetery are also in the news- j reel with many other Interesting cenes of the day. LOST Slma Cht S. Central Ave. 618-U fratenlty pin on Finder please :all WANTED To lease with option to buy. on terms, small nervate, close In. If possible, city waur and elec tricity. Box 3608, Tribune. P1CKL1NO CUCUMBERS, cut flowers. Mra. Dressier, 1107 E. Main. Phone 1569-Y. 'FIGHTING RANGER' ATROXY SATURDAY Busk Jones, the fast-riding, quick shooting son of the plains, conies to the Roxy theater tomorrow in "The Fighting Ranger," picturing the old, bad West on the Arlrona border. Buck Is seen as an Arizona ranger bent on avenging the death of his brother by "The Cougar." notorioua outlaw. He adopts the Identity of an Baby LeRoy, with his manhandling ' Imprisoned email-time bad man, and (or we ahould sy nosehandling) ol ( soon wins the confidence of "The W. C. Fields in "The Old Fashioned Cougar." Way," coming to the Craterian the FOR SALE Hyslop crabaDpl?s. W. J. Oebhard. l3 ml. north Bear creek bridge. Central Point. FOR SALE Cream separjuar. m Ik cooler. 3 10-fiallon cans. J. H. Sun ley, Rt. 3, Medford. DRIVE CAR east, transportation; know roads. References. W. Hat field. Rogue River, 1U. 1. 100 AND light car in good running order buys best paying st-rvice a'a tlon on Redwood hUhway. near Korby. account slckneas. Golden Rule Service. WANTED Waitress. Must be experi enced, Apply Diamond Cafe. REQUESTED BY CUBA IS. OIL GIVES CHILDREN CHANGE TO. VKTTJATHER - (Contlnuea uuin page one) atre Sunday, has his hands full. It's! ARREST OF MACHADO just anomer or me many various comedy situations In the film, which ranges from the presentation of the famous old tear-jerker. "The Drunk- Plying I ard." to Fields' Juggling and about I every trick for a laugh you could possibly think of. PLUS "There Is nothing to the rumor that I am engaged to marry a Wash ington newspaper man. I am going home to work. I have more than the usual amount of writing and radio work to do while mother Is away. Mrs. Dall said her children would remain with their father for a cou ple of weeks-' and then return to her. But she would not discuss the terms of their custody Incorporated in the divorce decree. Dall, taking the youngsters to his hotel suite said he would show "Sis tie" and "Buzzle" the world's fair, particularly the enchanted island. Now at Rialto Mary Astor, beauteous and austere. has some of the dignity taken away from her In Edgar Wallace's "The Return of the Terror," at the Rialto theater for today and Saturday. Lyle Talbot, John Haillday and Prank Mc Hugh are also featured In this eerie thriller that combines murder and mystery In copious quantities. A two-reel aubject. taking In all the highlights of the "Century of Progress." Is on the same program with a cartoon and newsreel. HAVANA, Aug. 3. (HI The stale department tonight Instructed tne Cuban minister to the Dominican re public to Tequest the arrest of former President Oerardo Mschado, pending a request for extradition, based on seven charges, Including murder. TOO CLASSIFY WANTED TO RENT Large unfur nished room. Prefer south Med ford; by gent of exemplary habits. Box 2609, Tribune. CANNING com, pickling cucumbers and strawberries. Bring contain ers. Dora E. Smith, south ftlf Anderson Ranch, Talent. FOR RENT J-room furnished hou 2.M month. J. O. Vlall, Phoenix. FOR SALE 1200-pound mare, sound, work single or double, or trade for cow. Cull evenings, rtt. 4, Box 151, Just north of golf links. FOR RUNT 8 -room bungalow,- 8W Haven. Inquire John F. White, 220 Bo. Laurel. ALL MAKES of washing machines re paired. Pick's Hardware, 131 W. Main. 7:00-0:00 j Tl H K hi diet j TODAY and SATURDAY Come On... Join the Fun! The merriest fun-show of the year invites you to the time of your m Uveal IN GOLF SEMi-FINAL SOUTH PARK, Pittsburg. Aug. 3. (AP) Arthur Armstrong of Honolulu was six up on Lorraine Young of San Antonio at the end of 37 holes in their 86-hole semi-final match ofv the National, public links championship today. "Lost Patrol" Drama Of Tragedy, Heroism Yesterday they were eleven Today, they are but eight. What of tomor row? That Is he queatlon which ever looms before the soldiers of "The Lost Patrol." drama of the desert now at the Roxy theater, featuring Victor McLaglen. Boris Karloff, Reginald Denny, Wallace Ford and othera of a powerful cast. Hostile Arabs surround the desert oasis In which they are making their last heroic stand. To move beyond the fringe of sheltering palms is to meet destruction, swift and terrible Heat, hunger and uncertainty tor ture them as they await their doom, Some face the end with laughing gal lantry, speaking of past loves and gay adventures. Others grow sullen and restive, while the reason of one totters to leavs Mm a pathetic, but noble, madman. And always the cir cle of saber marked sand mounds within the oasis grows. Austrian Turmoil In Newsreel Here Oraphio scenes picturing the tur- TO BE FEATURE OF -1 1 1 1 1 1 If 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s kWTALMADGE PIRATE CHAPTER 3 THE DEATH PLUNGE Hlgh-olaaa surfboard rldlnsj exhi bition ax scheduled by the Southern Oregon Boat elub for flunday'a pro gram at Savage Rapid. This part of the varied program wilt be talten care of by three local expert. Aubrey Sander and Jim Daly of this city and Otto Bohnert of Central Point. An out-of-the-ordlnary vater atunt which ha never been seen In south ern Oregon, and which promise to furnlh one of the best features of Sunday' event. Is being planned by boat elub officials, who wish It to remain a surprise. It will be handled by several outsider who are making the trip for the occasion. After the racea, which betf'.n promptly at 3 p. m.. t picnic dlnne will be held for the driver, dassea for the race Include B, C, unlimited and runabout divisions. Fsn and drivers are expected from as far away a Albany and Portland with many from northern California and Klamath Falls. A low admission charge 1 a popular feature of the event. m Adults 20c in 10c llll O TODAY and SATURDAY The Man Who Made "The Iron Horse" Has Wrenohod From the Heart of the Desert An Epio of Iron Men! JOHN FORD'f Production . Ml M& II MUSIC... STARS... f U GIRLS... AND LAFfS 111 I'll O ...THAT'S ' ( J3l;.?-f5 U El u li II WfiiiinitrS FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, tin- f i If.VVVwrjia EJ KUi 1 U(rMw V'A'rfto"' I perlal, 30 No. Front. J fctj , ?S kM aj J Hiraalrfii-'i-t"i'-'ata1ii nj CASHaTd for men's 2nd band eulta. Ill 'il JfffiSt' ESaA fTK hats and shoes. Will H. Wilson. 82 1 h1 Hs jf 'i'3' For a real eood time v WL i50o J y-XU M : DANCE MTlGIRLS VVJ t'hi JLi BONNEY'S GRILL .tJi 3 1 V-S V;,? flfl MTI'BOAY XHHIT T V i K f tV f .'. Mnlfiird 5-Pc. Orchestra -y i ' V Featuring noimev's Famous V Tj 'Jv SONS T K V Uvkh iHITS jSvMjV m I v v v t ti I BUY AND SELL mining equipment, pumps, euslnes, pipe. Patricia 2nd Hand Store, Jacksonville. TRADE Equity in 5-room modern house in Memosa ror gooa car Box 2610, Tribune. ba TODAY and SATURDAY ca S54t fit f N ' S' R K O RAOtO Picture Victor McUgbn Boris' Ksrlofffv Wallase Tt Reiinald Dt iA rloff i5H ,r',t Ol- BLAZING! MIGHTY! GLORIOUS! life Also BEN BLUE in "Here Comes Flossie" Tom and Jerry in "DOUGHNUTS" PATHE NEWS REEL A Good Idea! 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"Century of Progress" A 80 mlnilla trip to the, ChlruKo World's Fair Ilia het short erer relrnsedl "Sinister Muff" Tar toon Metro News ' I 2 V T, D SUNDAY MONDAY IRENE Sll it jhuManU The s'orr of rat-away wife who SMSlloned her pride and went to battle for her man with tha war err, "Hands Off! Constance CUMMIN GS RALPH BELLAMY KAY JOHNSON CHARLES STARRETT This is a drama . not t V V a vegetable ) mart I J- A vleW n iiiiiiiiirrrniirmiiiiiriirm 'With BABY LE ROY JOE MORRISON JUDITH ALIEN JACK MULHAll mm May T 'yrw wmf?i'mwwf-,miwr v
