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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1934. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal Warner Her Saturday Fred War ner, luperintendent of Elk creek OCC etmp. wa attending to bulnu In Medford Saturday. To Chlcaxo Mr. I. Maaaer left Friday evening by tra?n enroute to Chicago, 111., having been Tl siting In Medford. CCC Boys Leave Having been dis charged from Applegate CCO camp, Raymond O. Johnson and Clifford D. Wheeler left by train Friday night for Portland. Matthews Arrives J. Matthews of Portland arrived Saturday morning by train to attend to business here connected with mining Interests. He will be In the valley several days. Howard in Medford J. H. Howard of Los Angeles, supervisor for New berry Stores, arrived Saturday morn ing by train to spend two days In Medford on business. Miss Dynan improved Miss Betty Dynan, who underwent a major op eration Thursday morning at the Sa cred Heart hospital is reported as getting along nicely. Leaves for Klamath Hugh Rltte, forest service ranger, U leaving tt week-end for his winter headquarters at Klamath Pells, having been In Medrord on business for a few days. Officer Visits Officer Foster of Burns, of the state police, was In Med ford yesterday on an official business visit to the Medford state police head' 'quarters. To Grants Pass Mrs. R. A. Seoly of this city left Saturday morning on the Shasta for Grants Pass to spend the week-end visiting there with her mother, Mrs. Anna Lane. To Cave City Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker of this city, left yesterday morning by train for Grants Pass to spend the week end visiting with a& and Mrs. Homer T. Wakefield. Gom to Oakland Mrs. R. H. Wo'.fc left Medford Saturday morning for Oakland, Ore., to spend the week end there with her husband, who is em ployed by Southern Pacific lines. To Rosehurg A. W. Stredllng of this city left Saturday by train 'or Rose burg, to receive medical treat ment at the Veterans' hospital f?r several weeks. Returns North L. F. Roop of Eu gene, of Western Union, left Saturday morning on the Shasta for his head quarters in Eugene, having been In Medford attending to business since Friday evening. Here Over Week End James Car roll, telephone foreman of Applegate OOC camp, Is In Medford over tho week end and was attending to busi ness yesterday at the forest service Offices. From Regional Of rice Mr. John son, regional explosive Inspector from the flrest service offices at Portland, was In Medford Saturday attending to business with officials of Rogue River national forest. a Lucas Arrives C. R. Lucas, of Salt Lake City, representative of the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries, arrived Satur day morning by train on a semi-an nual Inspection tour. Lucas left last night, after making an Inspection of the Butte Falls hatchery. Visits Relatives Mrs. Fred Taylor visited Wednesday evening with a cousin. Gerald Wood, who recently arrived from Illinois to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Good of Medford. Mr. Good is Mrs. Tayler'a brother. Ashland Dally Tidings. Mrs. Hobart Leave Mrs. Jesse H j- bart, of Fort Jones, Cal., having been visiting In Medford with Mrs. H. L. Hobart, her daughter-in-law, left Sat urday on the Shasta for Portland to spend the Christmas holidays visiting there with her daughter, Mrs. M. D. Allee. Home fo Week End Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Coleman arrived Saturday by train to spend the week end at their home in this city, at 319 Haven street. Today or Monday they will return to Dunwnulr, Cal., where Mr. Coleman Is headquartered with Southern Pacific lines. Mrs. Llmbocker Leaves Mrs. Rich ard Llmbacker of Seattle, form erly Miss Pauline Grieves of this city and stenographer at the chamber of commerce, left Friday evening by train for Los Angeles. Mrs. Llmbocker had been visiting In Medford a few days with her brother, William Orlevea. Car, Trailer Collide A car driven by Mrs. Mae Earl. 34. of 1103 Nl antic street, and a trailer that came loose from a car being driven by Ronald Mitchell, collided in a minor accident yesterday on the Pacific highway north of Central Point. Police records show the trailer and car hit headen as the autos were about to pass. herlff Smith VMts Sheriff F. . Smith of Curry county, with head quarters at Gold Beach, was In Med ford Friday visiting the local state police offices. Sheriff Smith was a lender of the group of officers who raptured Hugo Mayer, eccentric her mit of the Illinois river country, who is In custody at Grant Pass, chsrged with the murder of Robert Fanta. Pollreman Hits Deer A. S. Currle, Klamath Falls state police officer, re ported to city paltce In Medford Thursday that his car ran Into deer en the Klamath Falls highway near Lincoln. Monday evening. Currle re ported that four deer were In the h:hway ahead or him. and a fifth Jumped in front of his car from tne s:de of the road, as he attempted to pass the anima'. Cars Recovered A ear belonging to Robert Hale was recovered by city police at the corner of East Ninth and Central stretta. after It was re putedly stolen Thursday night while parked on Easi Eighth street. An other automobile belonging to M. J French, alo reptitrtly stolen Thurs eiav trov.f E iiith and Bartlett streets was :w recovered soon after on 8ou:n Central. EUlfe In Medford Superintendent F. ElUffe of South Fork of the Rogue CCC camp, was among Medford busi ness visitors yesterday. Operated On Mrs. J. 8. Hows oi West Main street Friday underwent a major operation at the Community hospital. Reter to Portland Raymond Reter, manager of the Pinnacle Packing Co . left on the airplane Friday (or Port land, where ho will spend several days on business. Return from Yreka Mrs. Gertrude Peart and Mrs. Myrtle Fearey have returned to Medford from Yreka, where they spent two days attending the Splrella school. Ordered from Town Harry Jones, 23, of California, arrested Thursday by city police on charges of being drunk In a public place, Friday was ordered out of town by City Jud?e Allen D. Curry. Here from Ashliint! The A-shlanrt Tidings states that Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Barber and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fraley were In Medford visiting Wed nesday, as were Mr. end Mrs. R07 Parr and Dorothy Parr. The latr three were guests at the Alvcna Bui len home. Musical Mystery "Murder at the Vanities, the film adapted from Earl Carroll's stage hit, and which combines, for the rist time, a brilliant musical show and a murder mystery, comes to the Roxy theater today, with the premiere of an elaborate musical show. While girls are dancing and sing ing, and while the audience la in tune with the frivolity of the even ing, a mysterious murder takes place, Film Version of Famous Novel on Craterian Screen Ann Harding in "Vergie Winters" TgBBi: V """ twS '""""""1 v7 "t v -vt v i ' Tlielr niniui('(! tlirt'dlt'lllMK lli'i' lover s rurrpr, Ann Hurillng a.H llm hi-lit-Inc In "The Lire or ypritie miers- pieans wun mm 10 ritb nrr up. Jhn Bole 1, co-starred In this powerful human drama produced from LonU Bromrield's famous stoo'. Laughing Low-Down on Hollywood V JtS,,-i...-J)1iTt ii'ir 11 Hailed as the 'laughing low-down on a couple of Hollywood upstarts." "385 Nights In Hoiiywood," with Jas. Dunn and Alice Fave In the leading rolea. Is at the Rialto theater for today and Monday. From advance reports, here at last Is a story with a different slant on the movie colony. Telling the hilari ous happenings of a girl, a boy, and two adagio Icemen who turn the flicker city upBlde down, the play Is said to be one of the fastest and funniest feature comedies ever re leased. With most of the action taking place inside a fake movie school, with Dunn as the young director and Alice Faye as the would-be star, things take on a novel turn when the di rector decides to take a chance and make a real movie out of what Is supposed to be Just a "come-on" for sucker money. Mitchell and Durant, the two knockabout comedians, are the Ice men who contribute no little to the fun. 1 - Bullls Returns Here fl. M. Bullls of the CaJifo-n'a Oregon Power Co. returned Thursday from a brief busi ness visit In Klamath Falls. Beloved Characters Brought to Life Re ' "iV! i ? t V 5 The story reveals the transforma tion wrought by the orphan heroine In the lives of the spinster and her bachelor brother who adopt her. It also traces a delightful boy -and-girl romance which has Its Inception In a country school acquaintance. Anne Shirley, Tom Brown, Helen Weatley and O. P. Heggle have the leading roles. Receive Treatment Several persona are in the Community hospital for medical treatment. Including Cather ine Bennett of Beagle, Margaret Gott fried of Almond street In Medford, and E. R. Beebe of the Hotel Allen, this city. floes to Let term an Captain Harry E. Cooper, commander of Camp China Flats, Co. 1627, left Friday for Letter- man General hospital In San Fran cisco, for medical attention. First Lieutenant Roy W. Otto, staff officer at the camp, will be In command dur ing Captain Cooper's absence. Bringing to life one of fiction's ; Cmtcrlan theater for three days. 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