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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1935. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal Bing Crosby in Craterian Show rrederlckt In Portland J. W. rrea erlcka of Medtord I In Portland tak ing examination for telegraphic position. Takea l"p Dutl Mlaa Mary Brown haa talsen up her dutlea on the teach In ataff of the Medlord Senior high aehool. i Attend! Buvera' ' One Orr left Saturday night By train for San Francisco, where he will attend buy era" week. To Eugene P. M. Kenworthy, tier ing been In Medford for a day attend ing to bue'.nesa. left Friday night by train for Eugene. On Furlough Charley T. Knopp. on furlough from Medtord CCC dlatrlct. left Friday night by train for his home In Tacoma. Wash. Hlrki Returns P. E. Hicks, travel ins representative of the Pet Milk company, returned to Medford Friday evening, after a week'a absence. Tax Man Arrives H. F. Guerln of the right-of-way tax department, ar rived Saturday morning on the Ore gonlan from his headquartera In Portland. Home to Vancouver Mr. and Mra. John W. Plttenger of Vancouver Wash., left yesterday morning for their home, having been In Medford for a day. . Neff Returns Porter J. Neff, at torney, returned yesterday morning br train from Portland nd Salem, where he attended the legislative ses sion for two days. Here from Portland Walter Daly of Portland, representative of Title and Trust Co., spent Saturday In Medford on business, having arrived on the Oregonlan. " dhlrler Leaves on Plane E. P. Shirley left for Portland on the Unit ed Air Lines plane yesterday after noon. He will remain In the northern city for several daya on business. . Merclers Leave Monday Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Mercler will leave Monday to return to their home In Los An geles. Mrs. Mercler la the daughter of the late James Slorah of thla city. Pete Wlnne Visits Pete Wlnne. Medford high graduate, left Satur day to return to his position wttn crescent City oil oompany. He has been here on several days' leave. Here for Week-end Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Oatton of Grants Pass arrived Saturday morning by train to spend two dsys In Medford with Mra. Gat ton"a parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gall. . . Hemstreet Improved Jack Hem street la a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital, recovering from a major operation. He Is Improving atlsfactorlly and la now able to re ceive visitors. Arrive from Portland Mr. and Mrf. D. S. Whitney and daughter, Mlas Marietta Whitney, all of Ashland, ar. rived an the Oregonlan Saturday morning from Portland, ana return ad to their home In Ashland by motor. Discharged from CCC Three mem- bera of Medford CCO district, who left Friday night for their homfs. having been discharged, were: Rob art G. Bellamy and Fred L. Blsner, both to Portland, and Walter C Krause, to Chicago. 111. Arrives from Portland Miss Nancy Gill of Ashland, enroute home to spend the week-end, arrived In Med ford Saturday morning on the Ore. gonlan. Miss Gill, a student at Northwestern Business college, met friends here who took her to Ash. land by motor. Attend District Meeting C. W Smith and N. C. Donaldson of the Corvallls extension service, arrived Saturday morning by train to attend the district cornhog meting in Mea ford Saturday. Messrs. Smith and Donaldson aided Robert O. Fowler. county agent. In conducting the meeting. O'Haras in South Mr. and rMs William O'Hara, tonneny of Medford. where Mr. O'Hara owned the Rlalto Cigar store, are spending the winter In San Diego, having gone there re cently from Phoonlx. Arizona. They said in a communication to Medford that they very much enjoy San Di ego, where they said on January 30 that the temperature was 80 In the shade. Here Saturday Project superinten dent, L. H. McGulre of Camp Apple gata was In Medford Saturday at tending to business. lake to Be Full Upper Klamath lake will probably have as much wat er in it this year as it has ever had, according to the ranger at Pelican guard-station, after making a survey of the enow deptha surrounding the lake. Skits from Lake Douglas Roach. assistant storekeeper at Crater take national park, is spending the week end in Medford having skied out from the lake. He was accompanied by L. Howard Crawford, ECW artist who la spending the winter In the park and capturing many beautiful snow scenes on canvas, according to Roach. Howard is at Klamath Falls, and wilt probably return to the park with Roach next Tuesday. Roach aald the snow in the park, having melted during the last ten days' of mild weather, has frozen over with an ex cellent crust for skiing. He aald the snow has settled to lis Inches from a high point of the season of 146 Inches, reached during the height of the recent storm. Roach also report- ed a depth of eight Inches at Klam- ath Falls, but none on the west side j or tne oreenspnngs. Inspects Oregon Cares AI. Kott nauer, ECW inspector from Yosemlte national park, where he la master mechanic, was in southern Oregon the tatter part of the week on an In spection trip to Camp Oregon Caves. The Inspection work is part of a pro gram launched by Robert Fechner. national CCC commander. F. G. Whltworth, project superintendent of Camp Oregon caves, reported that Kottnauer expressed the oplnlan that the trucks at Camp Oregon Cavea are kept In far above the average condi tion, and that all equipment used at the camp la in excellent shape considering its age and use. Whlt worth has employed a system in car ing for the trucka whereby drivers are awarded a pennant each week for the best cared for truck. He says the drivers accordingly take a great pride in their equipment. f . Z IKV-v. Jr.. , , mnnJTW V "Lady By Choice" at Studio 1M" 'V ' '4ff "Lady By Choice," which opens to day at the Studio thenter. tells the tale of a fan dancer who. as a pub licity stunt, adopts a mother. The "mother" Is a derelict police court frequenter, who hu been arrested so many times that even the sentenc ing Judge considers her an "-old friend. Carole Lombard, May Robson and Walter Connolly have the leading roles. Blng Crosby, whose new musical film, "Here Is My Heart," opens to day at the Craterian theater, has Rol and Young, one of the screen's most popular comedians In an Important featured role in the supporting cast. Others include Kitty Carlisle, Alison Skipworth and Reginald Owen. Giving Crosby an opportunity to display his comedy talent as well as his singing ability, "Here Is My Heart" Is a bright and frivolous ro mance about a millionaire crooner's heroic courtship of a haughty prin- .cess with whom he falls in love at sight In an elevator. ' Unable to meet the princess, Cros by buys the hotel In which she lives and with the aid of a false mustache and beard, disguises himself as her waiter. Then, little by little, the prin cess warms to his charm and comes under the influence of his singing. And. although Crosby has to tend to the' princess' dogs and parrot and support her profligate family, he fin ally succeeds In winning her but not until many hilarious complications have entered into the romance. Several new hit tunes are sung by Crosby and also by Miss Carlisle, whose lovely soprano voice was heard in "She Loves Me Not," another Cros by picture. Lake O the Woods Frozen With1 30 Inches of snow there. Lake O' the Woods Is frozen over now, according to Hugh Rltter, ranger from that dis trict. Stationed at Medford C. L- East, formerly cleric at Camp Oregon Caves, will be stationed at Medford hereafter to handle major clerical work, according to officials of Crater lake national park service. From Elk Creek Ralph Jennings project superintendent of Elk Creek CCC camp, was in Medford Saturday conferring with officials of Rogue River national forest. Condition Serious Mrs. Elsie Em mert of Spring street was In a serious condition at Sacred Heart hospital Saturday night, following an emerg ency operation there Saturday, ac cording to attendants. From Bay CHy Mrs. J. E. Russell in Cllmute city George Hensel- returned on the Saturday morning man was a business visitor In Grants Shasta from San Francisco, where Pass Friday, according to the Grants she has been for some time. Pass Courier. lark In Hospital Lincoln Spence of rrall, who received a serious hand cut recently, was taken back to the Community hospital Saturday for medical care. f amp Foreman Call -D. C. Mills, foreman at Camp Applegate. CCC. was tn Medford Saturday attending to business at the local forest service offices. llohson Here Coach "Hobby" Hob son, of the Southern Oregon Normal school in Ashland, stopped over in Medford Saturday while enroute to Portland to umpire the Rose Festival professional football game there to day. He also stopped in Eugene lant night to attend the Oregon State Oregon varsity basketball game. To Regional Offices Miss Janle Smith, chief clerk at the offices of Rogue River national forest, will leave this evening for Portland to at tend a regional conference of chief clerks of the forest service pertain ing to office efficiency and organiza tion. Twenty clerks are expected to attend, and will each conduct a part of the session under the direction of A. H. Cousins, regional fiscal agent. Miss Smith will be In charge of a conference for training office personnel. Owens Leaves James Owen left this week-end for a five-day business trip to Portland. At Sacred Heart John Painter of Central point was a patient at 8a crM Heart hospital Saturday receiv ing treatment for pneumonia. In Medford Saturday Among Medford visitors Saturday were the following : Robert Hot 1 eld. Kanes Creek; J. C. Chlldreth, Trail; Jean Upton, Sams Valley; Mrs. Joe W. Johnson and son Lee, central Point; Mrs. A. L. Dougherty and ton Eu gene. Kings highway; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Spartln, Williams Creek. Labor Leaders Freed. CHICAGO. Feb. 3. (API William Tuber and Joseph J. Kehoe, elderly labor leaders, were acquitted tonight of murder charges developing from the death last September of James J. Kelly, a bus dispatcher, during the motor coach driver's strike. 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