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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 22, 1934. PAGE NINE Local and Mrs. Lands Leavti Mr. W. I, Ltntl left lut evening on the Ore gonltvn for Portland. To Visit Here Mrs. John Meyers of Sugene- jt1t4 here todtr by train so Tlslt her daughter, Mrs. H. F. Lang for about two vecks. Lean for Pocatello William and Rba Harr left this morning on the Shaata for Pocatello. Ida., where they axe to reside. see Visit "Water's Edge" Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Wall spent the week-end as srueeta at the Lewis Ulrica summer lodge, "Water' Edge" on Rogue river. At Diamond Lake Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Phetteplace and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Relchateln spent several days c&Uonlng at Diamond lake. Mn. Plercy In Portland Mrs. L. A. plercy of this city is tn Portland, hav ing been called there yesterday by the lllnesi of her mother. Gets Permit Le Bradahaw of 105 Geneva was given a permit at the building department Monday for re roofing his residence at a cost of 100. Visiting Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Ed gar Newgard of Centralla, Wash., are Tlaltors In Medford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Nichols on South Holly. Mrs. Newgard Is Mr. Nichols cUter. Exchange Property Prance Holt gang has exchanged her property con alstlng of 2' acres on the Jackaon Tllle highway to Wilbur Klme for a houM and lot at 30 Rom avenue. The deal was made by H. N. Lojland. Hockley Here O. C. Hockley of tortland, state engineer. Is In Med ord on business connected with the sewage disposal project, and spent yes terday morning at Butte Falls with City Superintendent Fred Scheffel. Whltmore tn Salem J. Whltmore, state resident engineer with head quarters at Ashland, is spending a few days tn Salem on business con nected with the state highway de partment. Sondag on Business Norman Son dag, president of the Australian-New Seal and-American Trade Co., and Mrs. Con dag. arrived here yesterday by train. They will remain here for a few days while Mr. Sondag attends to business matters. Steelhead Run On Lewis TJlrleh reported yesterday that the steelhead run from the ocean has reached the neighboring Rogue, and statea that Saturday evening at the Flelshhacker property he hooked six fish, landing three, all of the fresh run. On Inspection TripMajor Clare H. Armstrong, commander of the Med ford CCC district, is on an Inspection tour of the southern part of the dis trict this week. Major Armstrong visit ed Camp Dog Lake, near Lakevlew, Tuesday and was to visit Camp Hilt and Yreka Wednesday. Cited Into Court Jms Leander Hell of Route 1. Ashland, was arrested t 8:30 p. m., Tuesday five miles north of Aehland on the Paclflo highway, en charges of operating a truck with out sidelight. He was cited to appear before Justice of the Peace I. A. Rob erts Thursday. The arrest was made by state police. Leave for Portland Mr. Mary Pot ter, A. B. Ellison, Mr. Mary Ellison, and Mrs. Potter's children, Loratne and Dorothy, all of Portland, left by train yesterday for their homes, hav ing come to Medford to attend the funeral of William Orover Medley, Jr , who was drowned recently In Bear week. William Medley was Mra. Ein ton's grandson, and Mr, Ellison's nephew. Meet with Dr. Lee The Southern district of the Oregon Op tome trie as sociation extension program, will hold -. business and educational meeting in Med ford this evening at eight o'clock. In the offloes of Dr. Robert E. Lee, at 103 North Central avenue. Preceding the meeting, dinner will be held at the Jackson hotel. Dr. A. M. Simmons of Klamath Falls la In charge of ar rangements. He will speak on "Ortho pedics," and Dr. Lee is to speak on Enthusiasm." ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME MAY BE FOUND at The Broztell A Distinctive Hotel I'' .v ,;-v W it1 2!, 1 . ...jJikr. ... i , lab.?? IT IS EASILY accession to shop pint and theatrical center, rharenes. libraries, park, nd trsniportstleo lines. tadifi tratfllnf, ullhoot ewort 111 appreciate the atmosphere, ol rmrltr and rr " ",r4 Eiery mom irltti tnb and shower Room With Bath $1.60 Hotel Broztell Fifth Ave. 4 27tb St., N. V Personal lla Infected Leg F. jj.. Wiley of Central Point. Is receiving treatment at the Community hospital for an In fected leg. . Return! Home Mlas Mary Van Dyke, who haa been seriously ill at the Community hospital, returned to her home today. Visits Grandmother Orma Hol brooc of Albany. Ore., arrived here Turkey evening to vle.lt her grand mother. . Returns from School diet Leonard ha returned to Medford from Port land, where he has been attending echool conducted by the Texas com pany, during the past ten days. Visit Mn, Oatman Mra. William Bruin, of Talent, and Mrs. Bertha Smith, San Jose, Calif., were guests In Medford today of Mrs. K. 8. Oat man. ' Visit the Caves Mlas Sally Starr, of Portland, and Mrs. K. 8. Hunt ress of Medford motored to the Ore gon Caves today and also Tletted friends at KeTby. At Crescent City Miss mis, Parks, accompanied by her mother and brother, Mrs. Elizabeth Parks and Hollls Parks, are spending this week at Crescent City, Calif. . Reports to Police Rae Simmons of 904 West Tenth street filed an acci dent report Tuesday with ths city police, naming C- J. Long as driver of the other automobile Involved In the collision. Smith Beturns C. 3. Smith, prin cipal of Medford high school, and acting superintendent during E. H. Hedrlck's absence, returned to Med ford this morning on the Oregonlan from Eugene and Portland. . To Leave Sunday Mra. E- R. Hood of Belllngham, Wash., and her two children, Robin and Barbara, are leaving Sundsy for their home, after having spent the past month here the guests of Mrs. Hood's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Tong. Miss mson Leaving Miss Clara Mary Fuson will leove this evening by train for Los Angeles, where she has accepted a position. She will make her home with her aunt, Mlas Jeobell Stuart. e e Vacation st Springs Mr. and Mrs. Weston P. Shields, Mrs. E. N. Warner. R. K. Whitehead and Paul Goodwin of Medford and Rev. and Mrs. Peter son of Phoenix are among those oc cupying cottages at Dead Indian soda springs. e File Aocldent Reports B. J. Me Phee of 319 South Newtown and Lela Shepherd of Route One, Rogue River, were driving the automobiles which collided yesterday on the Pacific highway nine miles north of Medford. The Shepherd car crashed Into the ear McPhee was driving, the reports stated. e e Visit Dead Indian Among Sunday visitors at Dead Indian soda, springs were Mrs. J. P. Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. daisy of Ashland, Mr. and Mra. Frank Bellinger, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Oustafson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fortln of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. Barnes of Eagle Point. e Leave for North E. H. Hedrlck, au perlntendent of schools, who is spend ing the summer near San Francisco. Is improving rapidly from bl& recent Illness, according to report brought to Medford today by Miss Gertrude Watzllng, member of the publlo school faculty here, who visited him a few days ago. Miss Watzling, with Miss Gertrude Needham of Salem, has been vacationing In the south, visiting Agua Callente and Tla Juana. They spent about a week at San Diego and near-by points. They left today for Salem, accompanied by Miss Louise Baaford. ANYTIME UG CHILDREN lOo LAST TIMES TONITE Frances Dee, Gene Raymond Alison sklpworth In Coming Out Party" THURSDAY ICEBERG THI IMPOSSIBU COMES TO THI SCMIN In a starkly roallstk drama of daring and advanfura and of esjIf-soerlfWIng lev actually photo graphed In Grenland'i Arctic wasted CINEMA 'STILLS' TO CENSOR RULE B Leicester Warner United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UP) Censorship of motion pictures at the source of supply doesnt stop at the films themselves still photograph for lobby dlsplsy and for newspaper con sumption also come under official scrutiny of the Hill Hays office. It isn't a new move. For more than a year. In fact, studios have submitted prints of every production "still" taken on their respective lots for perusal by John Lewis, assistant to Joseph I. Breen, the films official censor. With this revolutionary step, modesty entered the movies. "Leg" art of scantily-clad beauties was not permitted to leave the studios. Pic tures of Clarke Qable and Joan Craw ford In a "horleont&l" clinch were turned down. Everything became "pollyannalah," If you get what I mean It wasn't long before the atudloa decided, to save the negatives and submit only pictures which would receive the Hays office stamp of ap proval. As a result, of the 8000 to 4000 still photographs which pass under the youthful eyee of Lewis each week. less than one per cent are rejected. Last week only seven prints got thumbs down and two of them were deliberately posed In an effort to get Lewis' goat. But there Is no dearth of undraped art to grace the rotogravure sections of the Sunday papers. Newspapers nave huge "morgues" where pictures of every kind are stored. It Is no problem at all to go back through tne flies and dig up "hot" art to spread through the paper. One enter prising syndicate Is now releasing old-time photographs throughout the country in an effort to fill the "crying" need of the picture editors ror something sensational. The newspapers, however, are over' looking a bet. New photographers are welcome on every lot In Holly wood, ii they saw the llitht. they could pose and take any pictures their little heart desired, and the ways office could not say them nay, CANADA WHEAT BEING PLACED ON MARKET OTTAWA, Aug. aa. (AP) Canada is selling its big wheat boldinga, it WU SnOWn lOasT BV tft rinmlnnn .bureau of statistics. In the week enaing August 17, Internal wheat holdings dropped from 187.331.597 bushela to 185,123,6117, a reduction of $3,107,930. At the same time, Cana dian wheat In American elevators amounted to 10.388,124 bushels, com pared to 5,293,842 last year. Goes to Los Angeles Fred Opp left by train Tuesday evening for Los An geles, Use Mail Trlbuna want ads. vWrn 20t Anytime HURRY! last Times Tonite George Arliss "The Houe of . Rothschild" With BOB IS KARLOFF LORETTA YOl'Ntt ROBERT YOUNG Tomorrow Only hrXu WfThJt .aW 01tH "onl the world .. . ml KM QilVi 8mash the grim MMlJM miMifflfmtm, teT of thl law 1 r mUM I A ' A and save a human I .i.r.V" Get set for w ,ouii. I ' Soul-Shatterlnf A T T ijfW alithUw frh hf fi:'ft? rm 1 ttlm dvorak fd (rrrrt rd J Frrr 1 M Ss, ALINE MhMDHON U rlHIn'llT'll1' I H PREST0N FOSTER y 1 ";"' " ''tT' 1 ' ' At The TOQOERY'S nJilff fM,M) Men's Wear Sale JT rt"t ik. 1A NisSif Men's Shirts r Pil $1.25 Value. "GoA , M J V 7Qc i Xr3" mm Richard Dix at "Tour father." Richard Dts tells Dorothy Wilson In "His Greatest Gamble" at the Rialto theater today and Thursday, "was a half-mad cava lier who lights his cigarettes on the stars and ttuowa the stnrs away." Dlx is really employing this whimsy to describe himself the girl's father without his daughter knowing the relation. He la the gaily poetic Ad Will Rogers at t " f t i His wife wanted htm to retire and play a little but all play and no work makes Will Rogers a wild boy in "Handy Andy," opening today at the Craterian theater, conchlta Monte negro happens to be the one with whom Will finds carefree abandon. Shows 1:45 7.00-0:00 Starts Today m hH st The Stirring Drama of a Man Who Game Back ...Just In Time! Rialto Today . . - a: ,a venturer who hears the world calling him, desert his wife, klduaps his daughter to show her the French gambling casinos, la cast In Jail for murder, and escapes to return home and shame his wife for brow-beating the daughter Into hypochondria and arranges the latter 's elopement with a young newspaper man as irrespon sible as himself. Bruce Cabot has the role of the young chap. Craterian Today even going so far aa to do a knock- 'em-down-and-drag-'em-out adagio dance with him. said to be one of the high lights of the film. Besides out-Tarzanlng Tarzan, taking up golf In a big way with all the trimmings, including aa loud clothea as he can 25c Kiddles 10c I for 3 Days ! ucX. I possibly find performing the Carl oca and other little Items, the picture la filled with typical Rogers wise cracks and comedy. SALEM, Ore., Aug. aa. (AP) Vic tor Edwards, Tacoma, Indian, was ar rested north of Salem on the Pa cific highway by state police early this morning. He was being held here for Portland authorities. Po lice said that Edwards was driving a car which had allegedly been stolen from the Royal Cab company In Port land. Use Mill Trlbuuo want ads. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR 5 ALE 2 btdroura suites, com plete; living -room suite; dining room suite; oenern Electric refri gerator: electric ringe; piano. Mrs. J. L. Ely. Old 8tae Road, ft mile North Weatslde school. HOUSE FOR RENT 17.50. water paid. Phone 1232-W. FOR, RENT Five -room house, sleep ing porch, chicken house, brooder, l.S acres. Permanent tenants. 1704 N. Riverside. WANTED Girl out of school to as sist with housework and cre of two children. Pleasant borne and moderate wages. For Interview phone 693. LOST 31 Jewel Weltham watch, green gold case, initial in back P. Q. V. Lert in men s rest room st Wlth am's. Return to Van's Tire Shop at 8th and Riverside. FOR SAIiE Tox terrier puppies. L. m. Mtuneny, across from Medford public golf clubhouse. WANTED Housekeeper, age 35 to 35, dt single man on ranch. Box 3876, Tribune. Shows 1:45 ' 7:00-9:00 i im f You'll ROAR 1 V T7T III - V DUCDdnlE Conchita Montenegro Mory Carlisle Roger Imhof tt If 1175 BUYS complete 3 pump Service Station equipment, doing good bual ne. Leue or buy property on own terms. (Renson sickness.) Nice busi ness for mictdleatted man or wo man. Ooldcn Rule Service, near Kerby. WANTED To get In touch with someone who understands making artificial flowers. M. C. Baremore, 1059 Court. NICELY furnished house. Call at 511 Park Ave. FOR RENT Modern 5 room furnish ed house. 1500. inquire 318 Ap ple St. FOR SALE Cletrac 30. mechanically perfect. 1130 Nlantlc. FOR SALE or trade for wood, a three burner oil stove with oven. Tel. 833 -H. TOMATOES. NO. 1. $1 50; culls. 50c per cwt. Phone 4-F-13. 0. J. Logan. 300 ACRES FARMING LAND, good house and barn. 4 miles from Med ford on Crater Lake road; known as the I. A. Pniett ranch. Phone 730-H or call 430 So. Oakdale, Medford. TONITE To the llltlnc strain of tne MELODY BOYS Direction MKO FIFER Dreamland Men 35c Ladies lOo nt nrfni i f mi irnmnm STARTS TODAY! It's Will's funniest and most human picture . . . There's no stopping him, nor the laughs either, when he steps out to make his wife pipe down! Even better and Peggy Wood v. is Robert Taylor See Will do a cave man Csiioca . . inis. ill bug :wiui , take up golf with a hi de lil and a ho-de-ho . . and knock your eye out with his glad rags I ADDED ATTRACTIONS Musical "Darling Enemy" with Gertrude Niesen "Buddy's Day Out" Cartoon MacNamee News HirV.aVl Before she eaa draw h ma blood the BoMalia tnuit flrtt iSto It by Injecting poise n. Thus h Introduces (trma eaaw d ! and dmth.Ouard! aialnat moaqultocs -flic and other insects. Kill them with FLY-TOX. lasiet mm dtW'srf.V CAR RADIO SerTlce on all niakea. Certified service station for RCA. Motor, ola. Bosch and Crosley Aut Radios. DON'S RADIO SERVICE 423 c. Main Next to Brldje SEVERIN BATTERIES For long trouble free service Rewinding a Specialty Generator and Armature Exch. SBVERIN nATTKRY SERVICE rat No. Riverside. Phone iW Mats . . . 25c Eves . ,. 35c Kiddles. 10c funnier than "David Harum." 4 -OHk, 3 2 1 1 Ilnllr Mul. 1:4V
