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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1935)
PAGE NINE "The Iron Duke" Opens at Craterian Today Roxy Today KUli) In Mexico 'BROWNSVILLE, Texas, April 30. iff Raymond A- Bengson, 27 -year-old American geologist, waa found ahot to death In Mataraoroa, Mexico, across the Rio Grande from here early today in what waa apparently a rob. bery. Local and Personal MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, APRIL 21. 1933. anWWMw.Uk lining. u 11 H..H HI.I1..I inm,WmiMyMi-WW' u.yi.WMI.M IS. UI.'J.vIWlJlWMia. WJWJ K e. C , , ar Tyre Takn Trip D. O. Tyree re turned Friday Irom a brief bualneaa trip to northern California. From Hogue Klver Mrs. Daiay al Rogue River wa a Mectlord ahop per Saturday. To Eugene Misses Eva and Babe MoOhehey left yesterday morning by train to spend Easter with their par ents in Eugene. Arrives by Train Mike Honley, Jr.. of Lake Creek. Ore., arrived yesterday morning by train alter a business trip north. Returns to Portland Miss Anne Whltney1 of Portland left yesterday morning on the Shasta for her home having been visiting In Medford for a week. Sleeter Stars at Golf Dick Sleeter, student at University of Oregon, and graduate of Medford high school. Is showing his ability as a golfer at the Eugene course, according to an ar ticle In a recent edition of the Ore gon Journal. Sleeter. who has starred In many .tournaments on the Rogu Valley course, carded the third best score in a sextet of yearling quali fiers in a recent match at the uni versity. He toured the course In 160 for 36 holes, nine strokes better than the best varsity qualifying mark, ac cording to the Journal. Injured on Way to Mother-John Knowlton, 16. of Minnesota, was In jured Friday while riding on fright train enroute to this city to Tialt his mother, who Is reputed to be a resident of Medford, according to a Eugene dispatch. The boy banged his foot on a yard signal light as the train sped by. and the Injury beoame so painful by the time he arrived at Cottage Drove that he left the train and applied for help. He was taken to Eugene, the foot X-rayed, but no bones found broken. He was put In a federal transient camp. No Med ford directory list Knowlton's mother as resident of this city. s piiiif wiii w iia-gsaMBHM II B I B W A-S' MWtnnr. I Today and Mon. 1 l9 irt fiTtfasfaMaiiij Mure thrilling, more disturbing, more fas cinating than ever . . . pouring emo 1 1 o n a I fire Into the wild, free heart of Babble.. Hepburn M MMI1 MUlttrl IMMOfrtil . . m'UTTLe IIIinisKR1 JOHN BEAl ALAN HALE BERYL MERCER The romance that has touched the hearts of millions . . . now the picture to crown the career of America's Idol! Broadway Mil Meal In Technicolor "BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" 'Kyes of Hujla' 6 Newsreel Beter to Portland R. H. Reter. manager of the Pinnacle Packing Co. left Friday by plane for Portland on ! bualnea connected with the local fruit Induatry. On Drunk Charge JTank Morgan ttt yeatrday lined 110 In city court when he pleaded guilty to 4 charge of being intoxicated In a public place. Visiting Family John Uyera, dis trict manager for Northern Llle In surance Co., with offices In the Llb rty building, left for hla home at Salem, for a visit over the Easter holidays with hla family, lie la ac companied by Mrs. Meyer, and two daughters, who are attending school here. They expect to return Monday. Attorney Roberta Returns Attor ney George Roberts, counsel for E. C. (Al) Sollnsky, deposed superinten dent of Crater Lake National park returned yesterday morning by train from Portland. He will return north over th week end for SoUnsky's trial In federal court for alleged misman agement of federal funds, which opens at Portland Monday. Visits Husband Here Mrs. G. O. Ourtner left yesterday morning by train for Portland, having been visit ing In Medford with her husband, who was axiperintendent of the River side paving project. She was also a guest here of her sister. Mrs. A. J. Qauther. Mr. Curtner will next su pervise the paving of Main street at Grants Pass. Shows Copco Film Home Brom ley, publicity director of the Cali fornia Oregon Power Company, has returned from a business trip to Vreka. While there Mr. Bromley put on motion picture programs for a 20-30 club stag party and Lions club dinner showing the Diamond Jubilee films and other "Copco Cur rent Events." Prenttc in Politic? When politics broke with a bang" at University of Oregon Thursday, it was not with out representation from Medford, ac cording to & story in the Oregon Journal. Robert Prentice, graduate of Medford high school and son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prentice, is on one ticket, for the position of Junior fin ance officer. He Is on the ticket headed by William J. Schloth of Portland, nominee for president. f 1 Bringing to life the character of "Bubble," romantic gypsy girl of Sir James Barrle's great novel "The Lit tle MtiilKter." Katherlne Hepburn ts at the Roxy theatre for today and Monday in the plcturlzatlon of the famous story, John Beal and Alan Hale head the supporting cast. DOMESTIC MADECLOSE SPACED POULTRY FENCE LESS THAN (J PER SQ. FOOT WHILE AVAILABLE POPULAR HEIGHTS Vln NAT BUILDING RIVERSIDE Building Permits George Arllss, in the role of Wei-1 and statesman, llngton, Napoleon's nemesis, Is at the Opening during tha famed "Hun Craterian theatre, starting today. In dred Days" of history, the film shows "The Iron Duke." following the car- the crushing defeat of Napoleon af eer through wars and peace-time In- ter his escape from Elba, and then, trlgue of the famous British soldier 'with peace, Wellington's political en emies attempting to beamtrch his name with scandal In Unking tn with that of an attractive married womnn. only to have the master statesman outwit them and throw their plot back Into their faces. Permit Issued to Mrs. Rose Slngler, 514 South Grape street, to reahlngle and repair residence at an approxi mate cost of $150. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Leaves for Yachats-Mrs. Dora Cam eron left yesterday morning on the Shasta for Yachats, Ore., where she will spend a month visiting with Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Boatwlck. Mr. Bostwlck if her brother. C. A. R. to Meet There will be a meeting of General Joseph Lane so ciety, C. A. R., Wednesday evening. April 24, at 7:30 o'clock, at the home ! of Miss Barbara Holt, 11 Corning Court, It was announced. CCC Sheet off Press The second edi tion of the "Gasquet Gazette," pub lication of the Gasquet CCC camp, ie off the press, ana several copies received here. The tiny newspaper has filled a need In the camp, and has been very favorably received by the men. Deliell to Klamath T. W. Deliell. manager of the land department for the local power company left yester day for Klamath Falls after a short visit at the Copco home office In this city. j 4 W Malta Commandery No. 4 ty? ,v Knights Templar will ob- serve Easter, at Masonic ' i Temple, Medford, Sunday, I , April 21. Banquet to mem- o'clock, followed by the traditional Templar service at 3 o'clock, to which the public la invited. Service conduct- ec by Templar Drill Team. Address by Rev. 3. W. Hall, M. E. pastor of Ash land, B. L. BURDIC, Commander. W. K. Day. Recorder. Seventh fg. Annual ljjp Monday BALL .Upi-e American t.eirlnti Auxiliary ORIENTAL GARDENS MONDAY, APRIL 22 Music by Al Stewnrt's Orchestra MriHBi.mMiwmnisifni iTiwnTTiiittfiiiiMirirffniTimTTrfiiifii,Tf fte CKmpil6ne MuSical Romuice of May Make Purchase P. J. Morley of Portland, representative of the Sunbeam Neon Co., waa expected to arrive Saturday by train to confer j with officials of the Tri-Statc Neon i Sign Co. of this city. It was indl- 1 cated by officials that he may pur chase the local store. Northern Life Insurance Co. llome Office, Seattle, Washt Complete Coverage Contracts Ufe Accident Health Offices 107-40(1 Liberty Rid. Phone 81. Use Mall Trlbunu want ads. GREEN PINE SLAB WOO BIG DOUBLE LOAD For Direct Mill Deliveries Phone J Now TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY END OF NORTH CENTRAL AVE. Shows Today 1:45-3:15 7:00-9:00 1 11 I- i I awsarvi Mats . ... 25c Eves . ... 35c Children . , lOo jSMEEME STARTING TODAY - 3 DAYS! " 'in ir'.i'ni ii liitriiiAl ifnanMii,i,imii iimt'mM'v iiimii rj """ Starts Today for 3 Days! NAPOLEON S MASTER -with the troops...with the ladies! mm y I' M n a Hl V "tassel ,i m . I, 4 ' Wellington, ' who out maneuvered Napoleon on the battlefields and in the ballrooms of France . . . thrilling Iy portrayed by the electrifying genius of a great star at his superla tive best! ' MB in THE v RON I ME Roaring cannon ... the mad charge of the Scots Grays, the Highland Black Watch, Blucher's Dragoons and Napoleon's Old Guard . . . all riding to death and glory in this soul-stirring, pulse-pounding saga of Wellington . . the Iron Duke of Waterloo I ADDED ATTRACTIONS Charley Chase in "Something Simple" Pete Smith' "Goofy Movies" News Events
