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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1935)
PAGE THIRTEEN Leares lor North T. H. Smith of 39 North Orn lefl this morning by train for ChehalU, Wash., where he expects to spend several days. "Baboona" "Death on Diamond" at Roxy At Crateria girl Saturday, wrth s special print for the boy or girl bringing In tha Local and Personal most labels from the cartons of Qua ker or Mothers' Oats. Ten other prt:t will be awarded the winners of ttie best plane models. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCII 8, 1933. . ! im ! ii ii ii rem Patient at Hospital I. 8. W 11a on of 2l Palm stmt la a patient at the Community hospital. Has Operation F. O. Flndley of Bear Creek orchards underwent an operation Thursday at ths Commun ity hospital. Dr. Lee Back Dr. Robert Z. Lee returned Wednesday evening from California, where he had visited his mother, Mrs. R. H. Lee, for five days From Oregon Cares H. J. Tlcknor, assistant project superintendent of Camp Oregon Caves, was in Medford yesterday attending to business. Prepare for Camp Company A and Headquarters company, 186th lnlan- try, are starting to prepare for sum fcntr camp to be held In June. Capt. Carl T. Tengwald said the camp will probably be held thla year at Port Lewis, Wash., Instead of Camp Clatsop. Leave for Seattle Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Rosenberg left last nigiit by train for Seattle. Arntplger to Portland" -p'en Arris p!ger left last night on a, hueness' trip"to Portland. Leaves for Couth Among those who left last nt by train was Mrs. Lake, en.-oute to San Francisco. Here from Seattle Ernest Hummer of Seattle arrived this morning by train to spend several days attending to business here. From Portland John McKlnney of Portland Is attending to business here today, having arrived this morning on the Oregonlan. , Wilson Goes North E. M. Wilson, state grand master of Masonic lodge, left last night by train for Portland to attend to lodge business for few days. TODAY !?., nd SATURDAY l. iot4 Continuous Shows Saturday WHAT A PICTURE THEY'VE MADE! The producers of "The Thin Man," again have blended laughs and love and excitement to make highly enjoyable screen fare ! 80,000 people see a murder. You'll have the time of your life trying to solve it! Ell ) v n4f' I m with la C I wUliVJ Madqe EVANS Nat PENDLETON-Ted HEAU Also Another Chapter of Perils of pAULINE EPISODI 9 THI MUMMY WALKS "Added! Another New Kcreen Classic Cartoon In Comic Color 'The Brave Tin Soldier" BING CROSBY in "I Surrender, Dear" . Fox Metrotone News STARTS SUNDAY iMAURICE: CHEVALIER Ql Q s ItNST IUBITSCH PRODUCTION Kiddies 106 TODAY and SATURDAY Another Natural for Ken! HORSE IMvMH T"dd K'llr In "I'LL BE. SUINGYOU" with RUTH HIATT a "VTampu Bahy Star Coming Sunday JAMES CAGNEY in "The St. Louis Kid' from New York B. Goodman of New York City arrived this morning by train to apend the day on bul new. fler Wednesday M: Victoria Tarerner and Mr. Stanley Roblnett, both of Ashland, were visitors In Med ford Wednesday, the Ashland Tiding state. leaves for Portland M!ss AUc Morgan of Jacksonville left thla morn ing by train for Portland, where ahe will spend three week visiting friends. Burch Rrturns Albert Burch, prominent mining engineer, returned this morning by train from Sacra mento, where he had been on several days business. CCC Members Leave OCC mem bers, having been discharged, who left last night by train for their homes Included: Stanley B. Klyce, to Port land; Prank A. Marlnau, to Bend, Ore. Air Inspector Here Olcn Nell, de partment of commerce Inspector, ar ! rived In a department of commerce plane at the municipal airport yes terday, enroute from Portland to Oakland. Attorney Calls J. M. Dcvera, attor ney for the Oregon state highway commission, was In Med lord Thurs day on financial business. He called on O. E. Gates and several other friends while here. Back io Portland Having been In Medford for two days, conferring with the management of Hubbard Bros.. W. G. Hannon, representative of the Cleveland Trustor Co., left thla morn ing by train for his headquarters at Portland. Engineer Arrives h. R. Graves of Spokane, ret regl ration engineer, ar rived thla morning to confer with the management of the Medford loe and Storage company regarding the ex pens Ion project of the plan on South Fir street. From Regional Office Regional Engineer James Franklin and Regional Fire Chief J. F. Campbell of the Port- land forest service offices arrived yes- rcraay to corner witn major uiare n Armstrong, commanding officer of Medford CCC district, regarding fire protection In the CCC district, and also with officials of Rogue River na tional forest. Picture Printed While looking through the latest edition of Elks Magazine. W. A. Grim, salesman for the California Oregon Power company mw a picture of his brother, Bonn Grim" of Sturgls, Mich., lodge. The picture showed Grim with three hunt ing companions and a bg of game killed In Michigan during the last hunting season. The bag consisted of two bucks and three bears, ono of which was turned over to the lodge for feed, that was greatly enjoyed, according to the magazine. Now at Studio Ruth Hiatt, on of the most oeau ttful girls on the screen and one of the famous "Wampu Baby Stars," has the leading role with Ken May nard In "Sunset Trail," which Is now playing at the Studio theater. DANCE Follow the Crowd to Oriental Gardens SAT. NITE Dynge's Orchestras Two Halls One Admission Tense mvstery and hilarious com edy are blended Into a unique form of drama In D?ath on the Dia mond," vivid story of a mysterious killer running amuck In a basebnl! team during a pennant race, which Is now playing at the Roxy theater. Every grim episode, every moment of horror or suspense Is deftly turned Into comedy relief. One of the most sensational ad venture films of all time Is promised for tne Rial to theater, where the newest production of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, "Baboona," showa to day and tomorrow. "Baboona," It la said, outdistances anything the Johnsons have yet brought back from unexplored and savag lands, not only for authen ticity and graphic detail, but for sheer suspense and excitement. This time the Intrepid pair of ex plorers have made safari In Africa by air. Subtitling their feature "an aerial epic over Africa." they have created It from the labors of two years during which time they trav eled some 60,000 miles by air above jungle and plain, above unknown waters and mysterious mountains. It furnishes one of the world's most extraordinary records of the conquest of the unconquerable. The jungle has baffled the John sons before as it has baffled many an adventurer; but thla time they flew lnl Where others had halted. they plunged on and from the air they entered the forbidden kingdom of claw and fang. The Johnsons dared to fly where no man or woman had ever gone be fore. And they were rewarded by se curing a picture which, according to all advance accounts, la the most ex traordinary of the long and notaole series they have produced. To Board Meeting Mrs. Jack Hcy land, state- viee-pre-sldent of the P. T. A., left this morning for Port land, where she will attend the stale P.-T. A. board meeting. She said a date for the state convention to oe held here In October will be set at the meeting. New Snow Reported The forest ser vice reports that a total of 11 inches of fresh snow has fallen at Union Creek since Wednesday, making the depth there now approximately 45 Inches. Skiing conditions are said to be good. 4 An official survey shows there are 7,000,000 licensed hunters In the United State. Canada's total domestic exports In January, 1035, totalled 143,003,000, of which $17,52H.0O0 went to the United States and $10,611,000 to the United Kingdom. Aviatrix Mvrna Lov, whose sparkling char actorizattona tn recent pictures have made her one of the screens most popular feminine stars, has the lead ing role In ' Wings In the Dark coming Sunday to the Craterlan the ater. Cary Grant, Roscoe Karns. Ho bart Cavanaugh and many other well known players are In the featured roles. The film story shows Miss Lot as a daredevil aviatrix who risks life and limb for the sake of the man she loves. Grant Is the airman who Is also scientist and adventurer. His life Is devoted to making flight safe through the perfection of Instru ments for .blind flying. On the eve of the trans-Atlantic flight which will prove the complete success of his experiments, he Is blinded by an accident. In a final, gripping climax Cary Grant goes aloft to bring Miss Loy down when she Is fog-bound above the landing field at the end of the flight. An accident restores his sight. Visits Afhland According to the Aahland Tldlnga, Henry Weishaar of Medford transacted business In Ash land Thursday. If you are looking for a SWELL TIME Come to JACKSONVILLE SAT. NITE and join in the fun nntU 2 A. M. with DANCE Dreamland SATURDAY NIGHT DINTY MOORE and Hii Orchestra Men Ladies 35c 10c III Shows 1:00-3:00 7:00-1) :00 "ixed ro cheerfully refund your A I money on tfa spot if yoo irs J James Capney and Pat O'Brien, co starred In "Devil Dogs of the Air." are winning audiences at the Crate rlan theater, where the picture plays until tomorrow night. Both players discovered, during the filming of the picture, the energy supplied by oatmeal and Insisted upon Quaker Oats being Included In their diet every day. It is for this reason that the theater la co-operating with the local grocers In holding a model plana contest for boys and The Bankrupt Sale of Gardner Drugs ! all ovtr. xrrtlnR th lale Mnnj; and iiipsiIht or thr odds and ends. F.rtrvttilng vtll go at jour ptlcflh All race PondiT, rrramn, Boupp, cnC Up sttrka, value up to 91.00 for IT ItnT Pnprr, value up to 91.00, for ts SpcctarlM, value lip to 94.00, lot So Easter Djn One-Half prloa lift oil on art tMtent Mfdlrlne pv R QBWWVPVTffWMBHBSBBBvaaaaaaaafl Adults 25C Kiddies 10c TODAY and SATURDAY! &EV0ND mms ! AFRICAN JUNGLES! CIVILIZATION'S OUTPOSTS FILMED AT THE DANGER OF DEATH! It one frail wing crumpled ... if their strain ing motors failed . . . they faced certain death in the ravenous maw of the wilderness below 1 AN ASTOUNDING AERIAL EPIC OVER AFRICA! MR. AND MRS. MARTIN JOHNSON'S YnV ?1 I 1 f sfa ii A FMI PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT "BEHIND THE EVIDENCE" Norman FOSTER Donald COOK Shoila MANNERS SUN-MON The mu!ul roninnce of tha Prince and the , chorus (flrll &- si in Sigmund Romberg's IS w$m ml 9 tt . sJtr3s3kiS5sW--i I l:00.0:0 y333- P Kiddle. . 1 Positively Ends Tomorrow Night! jy n fRtin(t Irishmen In a Mip I circus of Inffs and thrills! I j Model plnne contest tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 o'clock ... 10 swell prizes anil n sperlnl prlie for tlifl most )nkcr or Mothers Oats lnliels! PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT I "MAYBE IT'S LOVE" Ross ALEXANDER-Qloria STUART W Starts Sunday! 10 . . . V ' W' -S- K ' III! It's funny what Rlrl will do for tore! Here's one that flew the Aftnntlc Ocean . to "(et her "innn" . . . Mvrna Loy In another grand performance! C30C- f with j ! ROSCOE HARMS ! ! HO.BART CAVANAUGH j( ill DEAN JAGGER Slerrle Melody "Rhtlimlntti Itfi" A Mii.lc.il Heel nil New Reel ini A I Stewart With Brilliant npportlnr, rat And Hi Nite Owls t0 '''islstssTiiMsdtoASisltfSsBiMi c
