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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORECOX, FRIDAY. AUGUST 17. 1934. PAGE THIRTEEN Local and Called to Fire A flue fire at the J. C. Herring residence, 28 Ross court, wm extinguished at 9:15 a. m. today oy the ctly fire department. Mra. K ii Ij; lit III Mrs. C. A. Knight; of East Main atreet la a patient in the Community hospital, where she ! U receiving medical care. t Miss Carroll Here Mia Maurlne Carroll, hostess at the Oregon Cave Chateau, was In Medford yesterday, returning last night to the resort. ' Ulrlih In Ashland Lewi Ulrich, manager of the local National Re employment Service offices. 1 spend ing today m A&hland on official busi ness. Leave for East Mrs. F. H. Reum and her eistcr, Mrs. R. N. Day, left by train last .night for Missoula, ont., to spend two weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. Pierce Here Mrs. Clarence Pierce returned to her home here yes terday from Modesto, Cal.. where she had been visiting relatives tat three weeks. Bruce Hammond Back Bruce Ham mond arrived on the Shasta this morning from Chicago, having been visiting A Century of Progress ex position for the past three weeks. At Diamond Lake Dr. and Mrs. Forrest Grunlngen of Los Angeles, who are guests in this city of Dr. and Mrs. Russell Sherwood, also of Los Angeles, accompanied Dr. and Mrs. Sherwood to Diamond lake yesterday to spend a few days vacationing. Dr. and Mra. Sherwood have been In Med ford since last Sunday. Dr. Grun ingen Is of the staff of the Los An geles county hospital. MMMHMnBHMHMMMHM DAD DYNGrs DANCE AT ORIENTAL GARDENS EXT SAT. NITE COOL HOT HALL MUSIC extra JACK BIAXCHI with Dynge's Orchestra Featuring "Little Man You've Had a Busy Day," "Fair ftnd Warmer and many other popular numbers. BOTH HALLS 9flf Anytime tUW Children 10c Ends TONITE A FIGHTING FOOL Shows His Hand to a Gang of Bad Men V -t" v.4isfe.i V"" K t yiiii GUM JUSTICE With Ccetli, Prkr, Hoootr AteMtr, W.h.r Miller. Directed by Alan Jamei. Produced by Ken Mayntrd Production,. Presented by Orl Leemmle. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE. , ALSO Betty Compson in "No Sleep On the Deep KRAZY KAT CARTOON Personal Leave After Visit Mrs. Thelma At fcebery and son Noland of Portland left for the north today, after visit ing for the past week with Mr. and Mrs. O. w. Andrews at their home, 107 Mistletoe. From North Plntte Roll D. David son and family from North Platte. Neb., arrived In Medford this morn ing by train to visit Mr. Davidson's mother and sister, Mrs. E. M. David son and Mrs. Mabel Moore. Miss Renne Leaves Miss Oypsy Renne left for her home In Portland on this morning's train, having been visiting fo rthe past throe days with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chattanach, at Shady Cove, Mrs. Smirk Returns Mrs. L. H. Smlck returned today by train from San Francisco, where she haa been visiting for the past three days with and her daughter, Miss Beatrice Suth erllr.e. Mrs. Wilson Leaves Mrs. B. B. Wil son, who has been residing in Cen tral Point with her sister. Mrs. J. M. Johnston, for the past year, left to day by train for Sparta, Ore,, and will stop to visit & niece at Sherwood, Ore. Miss Reese Returns Miss Catherine Reese, who Is residing here at the C. W. McDonald home, returned this morning from Turpin, Iowa, where she has been visiting since the first of May. Miss Reese will teach here this winter. Sincler on Vacation Richard Sln- gler. postoffice employe, Is on a IS days' vacation, and will leave for the coast, returning after a few days to spend the remainder of the vacation fishing at Diamond lake and Rogue river. a Visit the Fergusons Mrs. L. C. New ton, her twin sons, Mark and Robert, and daughter, Leslie Charlotte, are expected here this evening from Bel llngham, Wash., to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ferguson and daughter Jeane. Mrs. Newton is Mr. Ferguson's sister. Hill on Business Dwlght Hill, rep resentative of the Fumess Steamsh'p Co .of Portland, arrived here today by train, to interview local fruit dls tributors concerning the shipping of the pear harvest. The Fumess steam ship Co. has regular service every fortnight direct to the United King dom, and Is used extensively by local shippers. Mr. Hill haa been in San Francisco for the past few days, hav ing been In Medford two weeks ago. Return from South Allen D. Curry and Rev. W. Baird returned last evening by mote from a 10 days' vacation in southern California, where they were accompanied by Mr. Curry's sister, Miss Eleanor Curry, who will remain In the south until the opening of school, when she will return to teach. Mr. Curry visited relatives in San Francisco and Sacra ment, and vacationed at Lake Ta hoe and .Donne r lake. Rev. Balrd visited at his i ome In Fowler, Cal., and In Fresno. SATURDAY ONE BAY ONLY Continuous Shows 1 to 11 More action mora riding, mora fight ing, mora of vry- thlng you lika than you've ever teen In a Western drama In n lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli. m mm A L Jft WTALMAIXjE i3 3Mk . YJi CHAPTIR 4 On Buslncks Trips J. C. Boyle of the California Oregon Power Co.. and ! Evan Reames. attorney, left last night by train on business trips to San ; Francisco. j ! In Medford Todav Mr. and Mrs. L Hatfield of Central Point, Mrs. ! Sophia Baker of Grants Pass and Mrs. Chub Anderson of Phoenix were busl- ness visitors In Medford this morning. Here for Visit F. P. Oardner of Topeka, Kans.. arrived In Medford by train this morning to visit for a few days with his granddaughter, Mrs. Pauline Peckham, On Business Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kennedy of Portland arrived here this morning by train aiid will remain In Medford for two weeks, while Mr. Kennedy attends to business matters. Insurance Man Here J, G. New man, representing the National Fire Insurance company of Hartford, with headquarters in Portland, is a visitor in Medford today, calling on Insur ance men. Leaves Town James Clyde Gazley, 36, a transient, when given the choice of 10 days in Jail or leave town, aftrr having been arrested Wednesday night by city police on drunkenness charges, left yesterday. Visits Joe nurd Mrs. E. H. Hard of this city received a letter from her son, Joe Hurd, stating that Fred Spuhn had spent ten days with him in his London flat. Spuhn had been at Henley with his Yale crew. Mrs. Crdwson Visits Mrs. W. Y. Crowson, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herb Alford, in Port land for some time. Is here to spend several days with friends. Mrs. Crow son formerly resided here, operating Crowson's confectlonc.y. visits Parents Philip T. Sharp of San Diego, who haa been spending several days of his vacation in Med ford, left Thursday on the United Air Lines ship for Portland, where he will visit his parents. Sharp was for merly field superintendent hero for United Air Lines. From Eugpne George Knight of Eugene, representing the John Mor rell company, is here today attending to business matters, as Is Bernle Wil liams, who is with the Walton te Moore dry goods company of San Francisco. Mrs. Williams accompanied her husband here. At Crater Lake Dr. and Mra. Charles Fleischer 'and Mra. Jameson Cotting of New York City arrived In Medford by train this morning from the north, and are now at Crater Lake, having made the trip this morn ing by stage. Dr. and Mrs. Fleischer and Mrs. Cotting have been in Alaska for the post few days, and are making an extended tour of scenic points. From Crater Lake they will continue south in two days. and Saturday LAUGHS!SONGS!FUN!ROIANCE! In a joyous jamboree of youth and melody THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS LOVERS COME TO LIFEJN, THE SCREEN!.-, Harold, lillumond oil tlotKny 6ry (. that will make'fyourheart turn handsprings' Rochelle Hudson Patricia Ellis Guy Kibbee Hugh Herbert Hobart Cavanaugh Chic Chandler STARTS litre Yesterday James Wallace of the Chicago Northwestern railway, Ernest Parrell of the Union Pacific Ui0s, and R. O. Owen, assistant freight and traffic manager for Union Pacific, with headquarters In San Francisco, were in Medford on official business last evening. Visit MfConoihles Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dimmer and son Charles of Oakland, Cal.. have been here visiting Mrs, Dltzmer's alster. Mrs. Roy Mc- Conochie, whom she had not seen for 35 years. They motored to CraU?r Lake, and have gone south to Sacra mento, where they will visit Mrs. Dl tamer's brother before returning home. Heberts to Lake Captain C. A. He bert of the CCC camp at Zlg Zag, Ore., accompanied by Mrs. Hebert, to day motored to Crater Lake. Cap tain Hebert visited the CCC district headquarters here this morning, and he and Mrs. Hebert planned to visit Lieutenant Cyril H. McGuire at Camp Upper Rogue enroutc to the lake. Captain Hebert is the brother of Cap tain Edmund Nelson Hebert, in the regular army, who was in charge of the quartermaster's department of the Medford CCC district when it was organized over a year ago. LAVAL SUR LE LAC. Aug. 17 (AP) C. Rosa (Sandy) Somcrville, Lon don, Ont., veteran and winner of the j United States amateur title in 1933, today defeated Jesse Guilford of Bos ton, also a former champion, 9 and 3, to enter the final round of the Cana dian amateur golf tournament. Albert "Scotty" Campbell of Se attle, the defending champion, earned the right to meet Somervllle in the 36-hole final tomorrow by defeating young Ernie Palmer, Winnipeg, 6 and 4. Poultry experts have found that fowlpox, commonly known as "sore head," Is caused by a microscopic germ affecting the skin and mucous membranes of the fowls, A Crowd EVERY Saturday Night CAN'E Be Wrong. TILL J'VILLE A Good Town for a Good Time! Adults 20d Kiddies 10 SUNDAY! W '. ' ADVERTISING FILM "The Blue Eaple in Person." car ried in a cage atop a waon float, which Durell Adams was pulling, won for htm today one of the $2 prizes l?lven by the Mail Tribune and Hunt's Craterlan, in the Joe E- Brown "Cir cus Clown" parade. Durell was dreas ed as Uncle Sam. Durell 'a father. L. J. Adams, said this afternoon he couldn't see Just why his young son should get the money, when he (Mr. Adams) had put in three days catching the "eagle." The bird was a chicken, colored blue. The other 2 prizes went to Frnnkle Silvia, "Bring 'Em Back Alive"; a girls' team, Joan Mole, Jockey, and TODAY and IS THERE In the GAIETY and RHYTHM 0h f f .. i n " wilh ' ! STUART l? '" 'jf Ka Tom Kcniwdy-Wllt Stanton I - f "Trailing Along" S . '- Cnrtuon Nc v,rf et XAmimmmmmmJsMa7hflt'-,mil,'.iu m III fftvtb siivi iil'l'"''! Ta'A ,rom th A 1 I 1 ! j I fA I It- I trt by her bcautl I'l 1!.i4!7 Inn JnimA fjtf' '"l h0,1jr " II - -'J ; fj ''Lvll,2 hi ""' ' h the only rp Ii y l& 11 '1Bt NfttUr .1 i-,,i.vi,,;:i--nn- I DREAMLAND SATURDAY NIGHT MEN 35c LADIES 10c Virginia Hawley, dancer; Mae West team. Helen Wroten and Mary Lou Swoape; and clown team. Lucille Francis and Hazel Cowan. The hundreds of children partici pating in the parade, dressed in ev ery conceivable costume, were ad mitted free to the showing of Joe E. Brown in "Circus Clown" after the parade. E GUIDE F DEAD AT CUFF BASE GOLD BEACH, On.. Aug. 17. (AP) The Rogue river wllrta today had claimed another victim In Carl Miller, 38. well-known guide and woodsman whose broken body was found at the biuie o( a 300-toot cliff. Miller left Agncsa Tuesday to go to Pulnted Rock, and had not been soon since. Miss Mildred Meservy discov ered his body In an Isolated spot 35 miles up Rogue river. It wea brought here. SATURDAY A DOCTOR House? You'll nred a doctor ivhrn yon double up with Iniifih crumps nt tills personally pomlucted tour through the world's blRKest, nnd goofiest, mntrlmonlnl bureuu! k SKEETS . ' GMlAGIIEiVi; ROCKELLE HUDSON PERT KELTON BURTON CHURCHILL DANCE E WIFE OF PASTOR OOLDSBORO. N. C, Aug. 17. (AP) Mrs. R. H. Askew was reported today to have received a second communi cation from the presumed kidnapers of her husband. "Four-Square gospel" evangelist, missing since Tuesday. TODAY and The greatest laugh show on eartn hits the town . . . right on the funny bons , , . more comedy , . , suspense and romance than any other Joe E. Brown hit . . plus 1001 real circus thrills, and actual Big-Toy Stars . . led by none other, ladies and gentlo men, than Joe E. Brown the Man on the Plying Tra peze 1 - what with in v II I ,BHW,ww,W)WBJ,ifiiMiw .i mi i .; imhiiu .mm nmrn m 1,1 ' ---T'ifriiir,irt1-rilinY,iiiinr ' imiviMatA-- etfAHMiiTl I ::00-!):oo t h!" " M U 1 Klddle.-10o I SUN-MONPi LOVE JOY and f - s and Hate! V Sadness! -S ""n' ,al",a' tr,at ,10", tfc;Y''.' i tQ'l'b&r lortny .. liUthlulljr produced fi'!f&r plrture . . . nd nlth S!Ir',v MM 4 ! DOUGLASS MONTGOMERY a a - f axn Vsv. Federal agents assigned to the cast by the division of Investigation, de partment of Justice, and Sheriff Paul Oarrlson's office veiled their Investi gations and upon their Instructions Mra. Askew declined to answer any questions about the hunt for her mUslng 38-year-old husband. Reports from reliable sources, how ever, said she received a telegram sent from Washington which said: "Have the money ready Saturday. At the Hospital Pauline King of Pomona, Cal., Is receiving medical care at the Community hospital. SATURDAY jam 3' J- ' with PAT ELLIS Dorothy BURGESS DON DILLAWAY And a galaxy of famous Big-Top Stars! uimrj?" k I i J baa I Aclnt th tide or K time and rhanr. ll men art little . . . but In the e.TM of a worn an In love, a mnn rnn hprome hlRfpr than the whole world t 1 cartoon 1 Him llllll
