MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJXE. fEDFORD. OREGON". THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 30, 1934.
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In The Web
Of The Law
The finger!
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pointed the
way to love!
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Screen Snapshots
"Medbury in the Orient"
Cartoon, "Wolf-Wolf"
News
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Use Mall Tribune want ada.
J lndergoa Operation Beasle Meaial
I underwent a major operation Wed
, neaday at the Community hospital.
Rlvrt Treatment Martha rorgey
was taken to the Sacred Heart hoa
pltal laat enlng for medical care.
Mra. Smith to Roseburj Mra. L. B.
Smith lett thle morning by train lor
Roseburg, to vlalt for a week with her
alster, Mr. rloyd Conrad.
From Modesto Mlea Gertrude Bu
chanon. who has been vlalttng In Mo
desto, Cal., for the past month, ar
rived here thla morning by train.
Here for VUlt Mrs. H. a. Klger of
Detroit, Mich., arrived by train thla
morning to vlalt her daughter, Mrs.
W. f. Hablcht of the Old Stage Road.
Mra. Campbell Leaves Mra. J. L.
Campbell left by train today for Cor
vallls. to visit her daughter, Mrs. T.
R. Bryant for two weeka.
To Portland Miss Beulah Andrews
left on the Shasta this morning to
spend 10 daya In Portland visiting
her uncle, William Qaraner.
To Grants Pass Mra. Alice Derby
of thla city Is spending a few days
in Grants Pass, having left by train
this morning.
Leaves for Denver Clay Estea of
San Francisco left Medford for Den
ver, Colo., thla morning on the Shas
ta, having spent a day here on busi
ness.
Suspended Sentence Bob Stewart.
50. arrested Tuesday night by city po
lice, was given a ten day euapended
sentence, when taken Into Justice
court yesterday. Ole Jensen,, 40, ar
rested yesterday morning, was ordered
to leave town.
At Mrs. Stlckel's Mrs. Tom Herrlott
of Prospect, who has been a patient
at the Sacred Heart hospital for the
past two weeks, has recovered auffl'
clently to be moved to the home of
Mrs. Maud Stickler on south Mony
street.
Return from Portland Miss Patricia
Hayes and Robert Hayes returned this
morning from Portland, where they
have been the past two weeka. Miss
Mary Hayes, who accompanied them
north, will remain In Portland for an
other week.
Iveraon to Preach Reverend E.
Iverson of Medford will preach at the
morning service Sunday at the Jack
sonville Presbyterian church, It was
announced today. Word has been re
ceived from Rev. S. H. Jones, that he
will not be able to return to Jack
sonville Sunday.
Officers Transferred Plrat Lieut.
William B. Cleff, Inf. Res., who has
beeu assigned to Camp Tyee, near
Roseburg, has been assigned to Camp
Wlnegksa at Crater Lke. Second
Lieut. Ktnneth A. L. Johnson, Signal
Reserve, Who has been assigned to
Camp Wineglass, has been sent to
Camp Steamboat.
Conducts Service Captain O. R.
Durham of the Salvation Army, Med
ford. conducted religious services at
the Upper Rogue CCC camp Tuesday
evening. His sermon was well received
and Captain Glenn J. Key. command
ing officer, has Invited Rev. Durham
to return for another service In the
near future.
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LAST TIMES TONIGHT
PAUL LUKAS WYNNE GIBSON
"! GIVE MY LOVE"
Tomorrow and Saturday
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SOCIAL
BUTTERFLY?
She thrived on
thrills . . gloried
In dangerous liv
ing , . made a play
thing of the law!
Another rous
ing story of
the thrill ad-
ventures of Inspector
TrerU . . . battling all
gangdom to save a
girl in danger!
with
RALPH BELLAMY
SHIRLEY GREY
ARTHUR HOHL
To Attend School Miss Myrtle Gil.
bert of Eugene arrived In Medford
this morning to visit with her aunt,
Mra. D. C. Wheat, and attend school
here this winter.
Wallace Here James T. Wallace,
representative of the Chicago North
Western railway, arrived In Medford
by train from the north thla morn
ing on business.
Reatalnlng the Lodge Painters are
completing the restalnlng of the at
tractive Crater Lake lodge, now pre
senting a new dress to the public.
Men have been busy all summer ap
plying green stain to the roof and
brown to the walla of the large struc
ture. Miss Johnston to Idaho Miss
Grayce Johnston left today for her
home in Parma, Idaho, after having
spent the past two weeks at Crater
lake visiting Mr. and Mrs. Darwin
Burgher. Mr. Burgher has been em
ployed as a ranger at Crater Lake for
the past aummer.
Dr. Smith Leaving 03r. Warren D.
Smith, professor of geology at the
University of Oregon, will leave at
the end of the week for Eugene, after
having spent the past two months
employed as ranger-naturalist at Cra
ter Lake. H. H. Waesche, employed In
the same capacity, will also leave this
week for his home in Richmond, Va.
Sentences Suspended Floyd T.
Marl, 30, native of Oregon, and Nor
man Clowers, 18, native of Idaho.'both
membera of the Civilian Conservation
corps, were arrested Monday night by
city police on drunkenness charges.
Their sentences were suspended yes
terday in city court, and both were
placed on six months' probation.
Accident at Gold Hill An accident
at a street Intersection in Gold Hill
at 3 p. m., Tuesday was reported to
city polios laat night by Vernon Ber
nard Smlthley. 38. of Klamath Falls,
whose car collided with one driven by
Charley Benge of Gold Hill and one
driven by Bryan Ward of Gold Hill.
Reports show that Benge made a left
turn without signalling.
Visitors from Oakland Mrs. Nellie
Young and Mrs. Rose Collins of Oak
land, Calif., are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jap Andrews and other Medford
friends. Mra. Collins Is the wife of the
late Geo. Collins, former well-known
Medford residents, where he was man
ager of Mason-Ehrman company.
Cagney On Craterian Screen
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James Cagny, In the role of hard
hitting gob whose especial purpoae In
Joining the navy was to have a chance
to get back at Pat O'Brien, chlel pet
ty officer, who not only stole his girl
but handed him a nice sock on the
whisker while doing ao, U at the Cra
terian theater for three days starting
today in "Here Cornea the Navy."
Aa a special added attraction for all
shows both matinee and evening
the Craterian will have "Pinto" Col
vlg. a local boy who haa made good
with the Walt Dlaney studios, on the
stage in person to tell &nd demon
strate In hla own Inimitable manner
how Mickey Mouse cartoons and Silly
Symphonies are made.
Frank Leaves M. M. Prank, travel
ing commercial agent for the Railway
Express Agency, left thla morning by"
train for Ashland, after having been
in Medford for the past four days on
official business. He reports that the
express .business has shown a sub
stantial Increase thla year of 20 per
cent over that of last year. Medford
Is the brightest spot In the division,
Mr. Frank said.
Have First Aid Meet A first aid
meeting was held at Camp Applegate,
CCC, Wednesday evening with a large
attendance. Dr. James B. Glllls, of
Medford, contract surgeon, gave a
talk on various types of unconscious
ness. Lieut. John H. Gordon describ
ed emergency stretchers for taking In
jured men out of the woods. Superin
tendent McOulre of the forest service
gave a lecture on safety In falling
timber and using explosives. The pro
gram was a part of the nationwide
first aid program being carried out in
the CCC camps.
Cyclist Injured Raymond Miller.
20, 319 Ashland avenue, suffered a
flesh wound on the thigh In an acci
dent Tuesday night on the Pacific
highway one and one-half miles south
of Medford, city police reports show,
when he was struck by an auto while
riding a bicycle. Bernhard Benz, 38, of
Portland, driver of the auto, reported
the accident to city police yesterday,
and stated that he was passing an
other car and did not see Miller and
another cyclist, hitting the first a
glancing blow.
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Hammond from G. Pass Ward
Hammond, district manager of the
California Oregon Power company, was
a local business visitor from Grants
Pass yesterday. Mr. Hammond report
ed great Interest being shown in the
Josephine county fair and Invited all
Jackson county residents to attend.
The 1934 fair opens at Grants Pass
Thursday, Aug. 30 and will continue
3 days with a big program of horse
racing and other sports.
In Klamath Fall Bobby Strang Is
spending this wek at Klamath Falls
as the guest of Sheriff and Mra. Lloyd
Low,
Gllstrap to Eugene E. R. GUstrap
left by train this morning for Eugene,
and will return the middle of next
week.
Grass Fire Out The city fire de
partment answered a call to the Pine
Cone, north of Medford yesterday af
ternoon to extinguish a grass fire.
Here on Business E. L. Vinton,
SERA district engineer, is spending
the day In Medford on official busi
ness. Leaves Today Dallas L. Grove,
pos toff lee Janitor, will leave today on
vacation, making a trip with his fam
ily to California points.
Gray on Business Erie Gray, dep
uty agent, southern Oregon district
bureau of Internal revenue, left on a
business trip for the day to Butte
Falls, Prospect and Union creek.
Taylor at In Ion Creek Glen O.
Taylor, deputy clerk o! United States
court, left today for Union creek to
spend the remainder of the week.
Has Injured Foot John Hoskln, gov.
ernmenc employe on the Diamond
Lake road, la receiving treatment at
the Community hospital for Injuries
to his foot.
Arrive from Chicago Anna Ger
trude Eakln arrived hers from Chi
cago yesterday to make her home In
Medford with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Eakln.
Sherman to Lake K. I. Sherman of
San Francisco arrived here this morn
ing on the Shasta to spend two
months at Crater lake on government
work.
I'ndereo Operations Mrs. Thelma
Jones, and Mrs. Gladys Waterman of
103 South Holly street, underwent
major operattona at the Community
hospital today. Mrs. J. I. Minus of
Central Point underwent a major op
eratlon last night.
Here Yesterday Clyde Richardson.
federal estate tax representative from
Portland, spent yesterday In Medford
an official business, leaving last
night.
Leave Today Mrs. Gay Hart and
son, Norman, and Miss Burdeen My
ers left by train today for Portland,
having been visiting here for a few
days with Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kuns.
"TheL'ne Up" Is
Exciting Picture
A tense and exciting acreen drama
of love and the law opened this af
ternoon at the Rony theater under the
title, "The Line-Up." This film la not
the regular run-of-the-mill gangster
underworld story hut rather concerna
Itself with the growth of racketeer
ing as a gigantic and powerful social
parasite.
Featuring Marlon Nixon and Wil
liam aargan In the two main leads,
the picture, briefly, tells the story of
the fur-snatching racket.
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Welcome Home!
On the Stage-In Person!
"The Oregon Apple
Knocker with his Yellow
Clarinet"
Medford's Own
"PINTO" GOLVIG
Back to his old stampin' grounds . . .
where ho first learned how to spit like a
grasshopper to show all his friends how
Mickey Mouse cartoons and Silly Sym
phonies are brought to life 1
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On the Screen!
The Fleet's In!
The Fun Is On !
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Even the navy Isn't big
enough to hold them when
these two heart-breakin'
chin-bustin' Irishmen land
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Plane-carriers , . . Bub-chasers . . . thundering
into action in this uproarious story of two
fighting gobs whose private war almost sank
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JAMES CAGNEY
PAT O'BRIEN
GLORIA STUART FRANK McHUGH