MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1934.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Lavn Tonight Mrs. J. Rlnstad
wilt lee tonight by train for Seattle,
Wuh.
Johnson to Leave Harold J. John
on of th! city will leave lor Portland
tonight by train.
Visits Headquarter! William 0.
Wymer, camp educational adviser of
Camp Bradford, visited at the CCC
headquarters In Medlord Tuesday.
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Emmert Here Jack Emmert, assist
ant supervisor of Yoaemlte National
Park, arrived In Medford by train
thle morning on temporary detail.
Arrives from North Fred Phlpps of
Oregon City arrived this morning by
train to spend a week visiting in Med
ford with P. W. Smith.
Vlult the Piihls Mr. and Mrs. Sid
ney penewell of Portland are here via.
ltlng Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Puhl. Mrs.
Penewell and Mrs. Puhl are sisters.
Mrs. Meehan Leaves Mrs. Wm. Mee
han of Boone, Iowa, left by train to
day for her home, having been visit
ing In Medford for the past sU weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. E. C. Tarns.
Kennedy on Business Howard Ken
nedy o( San Francisco, of the Wallace
Sliver Co., arrived In Medford on the
Shasta this morning to spend the day
on business.
Reports to Police Orvllle C. Hamil
ton, 32, of Central Point, reported to
city police yesterday that while driv
ing along Midway road Aug. 8, his car
struck & calf.
- Ulrlch In Grants pass Lewis Ulrich,
manager of the Medford offices of the
National Reemployment Service, Is In
-Grants Pass today on official busi
ness. Railway Men Here D. Miller of the
Burlington Railway and J. 8. Mc
Laughlin of the Illinois Central ar
rived here by train this morning on
a day's business.
Gets Permit B. W. Winkle of 113
Willamette street was issued a permit
. for 1900 yesterday at the building de
partment in the city hall tor repairs,
due to fire damage.
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To Remodel O.. C. Falling of 323
South Holly street obtained a permit
Monday from the building department
for remodeling hla residence at a cost
of '200.
Elliott on Business Ed. Elliott of
Plscer, Calif., has been In Medford on
business for the past two days, and
left this morning for the south, stop
ping in Ashland enroute.
Anytime Children 100
Dally Mat. 1:45. Eve. 7
TO HIT E
and Wednesday
Rupert Hughes'
THRILLING STORY
W&) In
The kidnapper, serve,
notice) upon a mother
. . , frantic with fear
: MISS FANE'S
BABY IS
STOLEN''
DOROTHEA WIECK
ALICE BRADY
L' Bill 1 e 0 I
Also Cartoon
'Parade On Wooden Shoes"
On Ice News
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Personal
Has Operation W. J. MuCulloch of
501 Beatty street underwent a major
operation yesterday at the Commun
ity hospital.
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At Beach Sunday Mr. and Mrs. O
P. Peckham and son George, of this
city spent Sunday at Crescent City,
according to the Grants Pass Courier.
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Beturns to Salem Ted Metsch re
turned to Salem the latter part of
the week, having attended to buslnew
here in connection with the Knight
Packing company.
Reports Theft A. J. Klocker of 1437
East Main reported to city police yes
terday that a gray coat, gray bat and
bill fold were stolen from his car as
It was parked on South Peach street.
Robinson Returns Tom Robinson,
city traffic officer, returned last night
from Portland, where he has been
confined to a hospital for several days
for medical treatment.
.
Returns North Mrs. Mamie Howeil
of Walla Walla, Wash., left for her
home this morning by train, having
been visiting In Central Point for a
day with her daughter. Mrs. Lucy
Lynam.
Renuen Returns E, Kemsen, branch
manager of the Pacific Press Publish
ing Co., returned to Medford this
morning by train from Olendale, Cal.,
where he has been on business for the
past week.
Nettling is Visitor P. Nethlng of
Brooklyn, New York, was a brief visit
or in Medford this morning, arriving
here from the north by train. -He left
for Crater lake by bus, to spend a few
days before going to San Francisco.
Collision on Oak dale Two autos
driven by D. O. Llndsey, 55, Lozler
Lane,, and M. W. Wahi, 49, 802 New
town, collided at the Intersection of
Sixth and Oakdale streets at 8 a. m.
yesterday, according to reports filed
at city police headquarters.
Clarks Return Mr. and Mrs. Don
Clerk, and daughter Nancy returned
today to Medford from Portland,
where Mrs. Clark has been In the hos
pital for the past three weeks. Mr.
Clark and Nancy left here Thursday,
and spent the week-end In Portland.
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Shopping Monday Included among
out-of-town people in Medford shop
ping and attending to business mat
ters, yesterday, were John Nelson of
Beagle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fltzger
old of Sams Valley, and Laura Burson
of Phoenix.
Examiner Coming 'Ward McReyn
olds, examiner of operators and chauf
feurs, will be In Medford Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 7 and 8 at t'ne city
hall, it was announced this morning.
Permits will be issued between the
hours of Friday, 9 a. m., to 6 p. m.,
and Saturday, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m,
Returns from South Mrs. S. J.
Riley resumed her activities as book
keeper for Porter Lumber company
this week after a vacation which she
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.
M. Smith, at San Luis Oboapo. Calif.
Mrs. Riley also spent some time with
friends In San Francisco and attend
ed the Fiesta at Santa Barbara.
Announce Promo t lona Carl T.
Tengwald of Company A, Oregon Nat
ional Guard, yesterday afternoon re
ceived announcement of the advance
ment in rank of three local members
of the company, from first class pri
vates, to corporals. They were Ralph
E. Glem. Arthur L. Schats and Virgil
A. Swanson.
' Three Can Collide Three oars, one
driven by Rtchard Sleeter, 18, 1715
Siskiyou Height, another driven by
Stdeny Brlstow of Central Point, and
a Yellow Cab parked at the curb, fig
ured in an accident yesterday at 3:45
p. m., In front of the community hos
pital. Police report show that Bris
tow made a left turn out of Myrtle
street Into East Main, colliding with
Sleeter s auto, which also hit the
taxi.
Men Transferred to Ashland Hod
Dunn of Ashland has been transferred
from the local Pay'n Takit store to the
Safeway store on Nortn Central, Med
ford, and began his new duties this
morning. Fred Mants of Medford was
transferred to the Ashland store.
Ashland Tidings.
To Give Talk Dr. O. R. Chambera,
professor of psychology at Oregon
State college, will give a talk at the
South Fork CCO camp Tuesday eve
ning, according to Captain Glen P.
Wallace, commanding officer. Dr.
Chambers has been on a vacation trip
to Crater lake and was invited to
speak at the camp by Victor E. Sparks,
camp educational adviser.
Are Transferred Dr. Conde A. Beuc
ler, Medford physician who haa been
on duty at Camp Rand, near Grants
Pass, as contract surgeon, has been
transferred to Camp Tree near Rose-
burg. Lieut, harry E. Mackey, Medl
cal reserve, who haa been on duty as
camp surgeon at Tyee. has been trans
ferred to Camp Rand.
Grass Fire Extinguished A small
grass fire at the corner of Sast Main
and Trip streets was extinguished
this morning shortly before noon by
the flit department.
Treated for Bruises A. D. Merrill I
and P. H. Carroll of Portland, whose j
car figured in a minor accident last
evening on the north Pacific highway,
were treated today for cuts and bruis
es at the Community hospital.
Bitten by Rattler Miss Vera Ker
shaw of the Antelope creek district.
was bitten by a small rattlesnake last
! evening, and U today reported in a
j satisfactory condition by Dr. Wm. p.
Holt, who treated Miss Kershaw In
i this city last niht. Dr. Holt said the
bite was not serioua as the snake was
very small, and that the patient was
in no danger.
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Records compiled by the Univer
sity of Kentucky show an averag?
dairy cow will produce milk valued
at H4137 annually, while feed coats
187 87.
At Craterian
Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper,
as Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins
in the screen version of Robert
Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island,"
are playing to capacity crowds at the
Craterian theatre. The picture closes
tomorrow night.
Rialto Star
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Paul Lukas, who co-stars with
Wynne Gibson In the Vlckl Baum
story "I Give My Love," starting a
three-day run at the Rialto theatre
today. It tells the story of an art
lsts' model, unselfishly sacrificing
herself to further the ambitions of
a worthless husband.
Now At Roxy
'Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen." the
picture dealing with the crime or
kidnapping, revealing the Inside story
of the snatch racket, opened at the
Roxy theater this afternoon.
Pinto Colvig On
Craterian Stage .
Thursday Night
Haven't you often wondered how
cartoons particularly Mickey Mouses
and Silly Symphonies are made? On
Thursday. "Pinto" Colvig, well known
in Medford rind for the past few yeara
member of Walt Disney's crew at the
Disney studios in Hollywood, will be
on the stage of the Craterian the
ater demonstrating the technique
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used In supplying the various noises
In the manufacture of the animated
pictures, and believe it or not, "Pinto"
still Is quite the musician and it is
hla "yellow clarinet" that makes cow
moos, a derby hat that makes a roar
like an airplane besides many other
clever uses of soundmakers.
Colvig la no novice at entertaining.
He has appeared over coast, national
and International radio hookups many
times. He Is also author of the lyrics
in the song. "The World Owes Me a
Llvin' " which the grasshopper sang
in the Disney Silly Symphony "The
Grasshopper and the Ant." Likewise.
It was Pinto's voice which was heard
as the grasshopper In the cartoon.
Hts act will consist of explaining how
sound effects are put Into cartoons,
and with a running patter of wise
cracks and gaps, illustrates by doing
some or the effects.
On the screen will be "Here Comes
the Navy" with James Catrney and Pat
O'Brien featured. As the title im
plies, it is a rough and ready film
story of the battleship boys, filmed
with the co-operation of the United
States navy.
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LOR IE NT, France. Aug. 28. (AP)
Fifty-six prisoners fought their way
out of the famous Island reforma
tory of Belle Isle off the coast near
Lorlent today but when night fell
only six remained at large.
Inhabitants of the various nearby
islands Joined the prison guards and
customs agents in a man hunt which
rounded up 50 of the fugitives be
fore they could swim ashore.
They were unable to cross the wa
ter either by swimming or by boats
because of a storm.
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PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 28. (AP)
D. J. Russell, trainmaster at Eugene,
will become assistant superintendent
of the Portland division of the South
ern Pacific company September 1.
E. L. King, superintendent of the
Portland division, announced Russell
would succeed C. W. "Charley"
Martyn, who will retire after 44 years
of service with the road In Oregon.
Spa
nish Steamer
Goes Down In Fog
LONDON, Aug. 28. (AP) Sinking
of the Spanish steamer Flora was re
ported by Lloyd's representative at
Bilbao today. The report said the
Bhlp'a master had wirelessed owners
that the crew was saved but the ship
sank after running aground In fog
off Cape Saint Vincent.
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When the heat wave was at Its
height an assistant had to be as
signed full time to answer telephone
calls to the federal weather bureau
at Topeka, Kansas, from residents
wanting to know the correct tem
perature.
'KINGFISH' DICTATES TO SOLONS
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With upraliad arms, acowllng fact and flashing ayaa, Senator Huoy
P. Long dictated to Louisiana legislator! the measures he wished
passed In his "battle to the death" with Mayor T. Semmes Walmsley
for control of New Orleans affairs. Bill after bill was passed in accord,
ance svlth hla wlshea. (Associated Press Photo)
LITTLE GIRL'S BODY
DISCOVERED IN LAKE
WALLA WALLA, Aug. 28. (AP)
The body of Dorothy Cole, five-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benja
min Cole, was recovered from alx feet
of water in Langdon lake, 45 miles
southeast of here at the summit of
the Blue Mountains, late last night.
The girl was last seen by boys, play
ing at the edge of the lake about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Her
mother became uneasy over the child's
failure to return home after dinner.
but had not made Inquiry of her
whereabouta during the day In belief
she was at some neighbors' camp.
There are salt lakes In Tibet which
are remnants of shrinkage of huge
fresh-water glacial lakes formed In
past ages.
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Farm experts say a good growth
of cow peas, if turned under the
ground, will furnish aa much nitro
gen to the soil as would coma from
300 pounds of nitrate of soda per
acre.
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THURSDAY
On the Stage
MEDFORD'SOWN
"PINTO COLVIG"
When better noises are made. Pinto will make
'em ... see htm show how Mickey Mouse
cartoons and Billy Symphonies are model
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PORTLAND, Aug. 28. (AP) Ship
arrivals this month at Portland
already exceed those of the entire
month of Auguat, 1033, a survey
showed today.
This month 38 vessels In inter
coastal trade and 118 in coastal trade
have docked here. In August, 1033,
34 lntercoastal and 100 coastal ves
sels arrived.
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Deep sea divers sometimes be
come affected with a form of tem
porary paralysis called "the bends"
If they remain too long at great
depths.
Old St. John's church In Richmond,
Va., founded 103 yeara ago, was used
as a barracks by British soldiers In
1771.
The United States department of
commerce reports American cigar
ettes are being pushed off the mar
ket in Japan by that country's to
bacco monopoly bureau.
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through the murky sulphurous
fumes that swirled about his gaa
mask, Oarry Leach, veteran moun
tain climber, clambered down the
precipitous side of Mt. Hood crater
before dawn today to bring back the
body of Victor Von Nirmann, 33,
University of Washington Junior stu
dent. Since mid-afternoon Monday,
Von Normann.s crumpled body had
lain in the crater.
200 Foot Fall
The chances were 1000 to 1 that
the Hunt Point, Wash., youth was
dead, mountain men said, e 1th or
killed by his 300 foot fall from the
crater rim or suffocated by the
fumes that eternally fill the jaggd
hole nearly 10,000 feet up on the
side of the mountain. But on that
one chance, Leach endangered his
life in the night climb down Into
the pit. Ten other men stood by,
ready to help. Four of them were
members of the hiking party that had
stood near Von Normann when he
leaned too far over the crater's edge
Six were forest rangers, veterans of
rrmny a rescue expedition.
Thousands of feet down the moun
tain, state policemen waited with the
receiving set of a short wave radio,
ready to answer any Instructions
that came from Leach or the other
members of the searching party, in
this little resort town, dozens of
other mountain experts sat up most
of the night, waiting some word
from the crater's rim.
Pnrenta Wait Word
At H -.nt Point, near Seattle, Von
Norman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Von Normann, and his 14-year old
sister waited, too, hoping against
hope that the youth who had been
a member of the "Scouts," a private
mountain climbing club, since he was
a Boy Scout, might atlll be alive.
Threo efforts to rescue the Wash
ington youth had been made Mon
day afternoon and evening by Aun-
nle Faublon, packer for the U. S,
forest service. Three times Faublon
came within 10 feet of Von Nor
man's body and three times was
driven hack by the fumes which rise
from hundreds of Jets on the crater
floor, some so hot they cannot bo
touched. The three effort com
pletely exhausted Faublon,
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Portions of six states can be seen
from the top of Pinnacle mountain
ner Cumberland Oap, Kentucky.
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The mountains of northern India
and central Asia were uplifted about
one million years ago.
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