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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JTLY 10, 1933. PAGE ELEVEN Local and i..w. m-hriHiltd The Kll-Kare Klub will bold a dano In Bt. Mari's Qulld hall, Friday evening, for mem ber and their Jrlends, an announce ment today atated. At Butte TOlla Norman O. White, aaltant aupervlsor of Rogue Rlvsr national foreat. and Ranger Maurice Tedrow were at Butte Fall yester day on an Inspection tour. On lire Inspection A fire Inspec tion tour was the purpose of a trip made this week into the App'.egate country by K. P. McReynolds. admin istrative assistant for Rogue River na tional forest. New Road Foreman Charles M. Darling of Herman. Ore., was expoct td to arrive the latter part of the week to take over the position of road maintenance foreman at Crater Iite national park. i Grange Will Meet Roxy Ann Orange will meet In regular session Friday evening. It waa announced. An exhibit of forest service slides will take place at 8 o'clock. ' It la. urged that all members attend. Bay City Visitors Mr. and Mrs. M. Tj. Maltland and son Peter of San Francisco are guests In Medford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W Jacobs. Mr. Mnltland Is manager of the Coca Cola Bottling company In -he bay city. New Senior Foreman Engineer P. Z. Thompson has been hired as new senior foreman engineer at Camp Lava Beds, at Lava Beds national monument, California, It was an nounced at the offices of Crater Lake national forest. He will assume duties Monday. A. E. Demaray to Visit A. E. De maray, assistant director for the na tional park service at Washington. D. C, la expected by officials of Crater Lake national park to arrive July S5 at Klamath Falls, whence he will make an Inspection trip to Lava Beds national monument, California, be fore visiting Crater Lake. He will be 1 accompanied here by Mrs. Demaray. ' W. A. Deliell Visits W. A. De.Mll of Portland, chief of the field divi sion of the offices of collector of Internal revenue, was a Medford busi ness visitor yesterday, conferring with Erie Gray, deputy collector for the southern Oregon district. Mr. Delzell Is the father of Thomas Delzell. re cently appointed as manager for WPA In this district. ... Attend Recreational Meeting Sup ervisor Karl Janouch, Austin Mc Tteynolds. Norman Pentck, Vernon Davis and Cordy Sunderman. all of Rogue River national forest, have re turned from a recreational meeting at Cdell lake, where they met with 30 representatives from Rogue River. Deschutes. Fremont and Umpqua na tional forests. The meeting was con ducted by Ray Llmberg, recreational training officer, and Fred Cleaton recreational engineer of the regional forest service offices at Portland. . Visitors from Luke David H. Can field, superintendent, who arrived 4 from Crater Lake national park to spend the week at the Medford of fices attending to official business left last evening for Oregon Caves national monument. Other visitors from the park this week have been w. E. Robertson, engineer; Frances Lange. landscape architect, who also left for the Caves, and George F. Whltworth. assistant engineer m charge of ECW. Erneat Rostel, pub lic relations ranger, arrived last night. , Radio Service Puctory trained technician and all new Factory equipment. All makes. Work positively gunranteed. C. D. BEAN Phone 497. r;n E. Mam 1 AJ(filft . . .Red and White At all seasons, but particularly the summer season, and on all occasions when you feel like it, there is nothing quite comparable to a dry wine by Guasti . . . there is the thrill of a gentle exhila ration in its body and a touch of magic in its exquisite bouquet . . . keep some of these delicious wines on hand at all times, and be sure they are Guasti. PnJuct $f FRLTT 1 NDUSTHrES, Ltd. A mmc 'i Lirxtil Tim Ortrtstnu tern Angela Sxa Fnacbco Cbtcaxo Nrw York Personal DeSouza III Postmaster Prank De Souza Is reported confined to hta home by Illness today. Leave This Evening Charlea D. Anderson will leave Medford by triin this evening enroute to Chicago. Thompson to Portland Thomas Thompson of Medford Ice and Stor age, Co. left iasb night by train en route to Portland. Anthony In Medford B. P. An thony of the Albany Tanning Co. has been attending to business here for the past several days. Here from Oakland D. I. Byers of Oakland Is among Medford business visitors today, having arrived from the north this morning by train. Returns from North Mrs. P. Als berge. who la visiting In Medford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ree of 515 King atreet, returned this morn ing on the Oregonlan, after vlalttug at Whldby Island, Wash. Portland visitor A vlaltor In Med ford from Portland who arrived this morning on the Oregonlan Is Mrs Emma Murray, who Is visiting at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson. Safeway Employes to Picnic Safe way employes from all southern Ore gon will gather at the Oravel Pit park outside of Port Klamath on the Crater Lake highway, Sunday, for an annual picnic. It Is expected that 500 Safeway workers and their guests will be present. Visitors Return North Mrs. O. V. Chwmey, daughter June and son Ed ward of Portland, who have- ben guests during the week of Mrs. Ches ney's father, P. Demmer of this city, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. W. Conklln of Phoenix, left this morning on the Shasta for their home. Leave for Ran Francisco Mrs. May Telfer and Mrs. Blanche Mites, who have been visiting here with Mrs. Vera Plymale, their sister, left Tues day evening for San Francisco, after a week's stay. They had been called to Medford by the death In Red Lodge, Mont., of their brother, Sharon C. Merrlman, whose funeral was held here. Llndley Gets Appointment Word was received here today by Major El.en.burg of the 162nd Infantry of the National Guard, of the appoint ment of George P. Llndley as prop erty caretaker at the Armory here. The appointment was made for "long and faithful service." Llndley Is first sergeant of company A of the Na tional Guard here now. Campbell to San Diego Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Filaon and daughter from Tennant, Cal., Mrs. S. A. Parker of Ashland, and Clarance Campbell of Medford left Monday for San Diego, where they will visit the exposition and where Mr. Pllson, postmaster at Tennant, will attend a postmasters' convention. They plan also to visit in Los Angeles, at National City with Ted Parker and Marian Parker, and at San Francisco with Gertrude Par ker, who is taking nurse's training in that city. Ashland Tidings. IN WEEK'S ACCIDENTS SALEM. July 19.-H7P) Deaths of four Oregon workmen were reported to the state Industrial accident com mission during the week ending July 18. Accidents totaled 690. The fatalities were William A. Craft t Toledo flagman: Lee A. Elliott, Klam ! ath Falls millwright; Geoorge P. j Noeck, Reeds port carpenter, and Jack j Traylor, Reedsport steelworker. Marble Corner. Jacksonville. Every one has a good time. Good music to dance by. ..a1 ....... '-"'iff FLYNN ELECTRIC BUyS BUILDING The Plynn Electric company yes terday completed nnegotiatlons for the purchase of the John P. White building on West Main street, naw occupied by the Flck Hardware com pany, according to Thomas K. Plynn today. The purchase price waa in the neighborhood of $12,000. but Plynn would not definitely state the figure. The building will be completely renovated in the Interior, and the front will be remodeled, according to the new owner. A complete shop will be Installed, and equipment will en able the company to do any kind of electrical work. Flynn said today that rapidly Increased business has called for an expansion Into the downtown area. He has maintained his shop on North Oakdale, and a warehouse on West Eleventh street, since he came to Medford from San Francisco two years ago. GEORGE WILSON MEETS EUROPEAN WRESTLERS George Wilson, former football star at the University of Washington, and. now a professional wrestler, who has appeared In several sensational matches in Medford, Is wrestling in Sofia, and in other sections of south western Europe, it waa learned today when word from the stocky flying tackier was received here. Wilson made his headquarters at Paris for some time and Is now touring other parts of the continent, where he snys there Is considerable enthusiasm f.n the American brand of wrestling. He said he has been very successful in securing matches. Meteorological Report July 19. 1935 Forecast Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Saturday; comewhat coller Sat urday. Oregon: Pair tonight and Satur day, but generally overcast near coast; somewhat cooler Interior Saturday. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest 89; lowest 67. To'al monthly precipitation, none. Deficiency for the month 0.28 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1934, 15.85 Inches. Deficiency for the season, 1.91 Inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yester day, 17 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 6f per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 4.63 a. m., sun set, 7:41 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M., 120 Meridian Time Is 8 z 3 2 i B tC TJ si r Boise 94 62 Cloudy Boston 88 73 .... Clear Chicago - 94 74 .... Clear Denver 84 62 .18 P. Cdy. Eureka 68 62 T". Rain Helena .......... 62 .... Clear Los Angeles -- 82 62 Cloudy MEDFORD 97 62 Clear New York 88 72 P. Cdy. Omaha ... 94 74 Cl?a Phoenix -- 104 78 .... Cloudy Portland 82 88 .... Clear Reno 92 68 T. Clear Roseburg 90 58 Clear Salt Lake 94 64 .... P. Cdy. San Francisco 66 52 T. Cloudy Seattle 78 56 Clear Spokane 90 58 Clear Walla Walla 92 .... Washington, D C. 92 73 Clear Coming Sunday Comedy, romance and glamour di vide honors against a background of tuneful music in "Hooray for Love,M which features Ann Sothern and Oer.e Ravmond, and comes Sunday to the Crater la ii theater. Romance Is provided by the young coll eve man who aspires to be a Brondwav producer and the ulrl who wants to be a musical comedv star. When their paths cross. It is love at first sight, and they travel the road to success together. Two clever comedy teams carry the burden of the hilarity provided In the story. Musical selection sung In a night club and a radio station and a four act revue comprise the musical back ground. Bill Robinson and Maria Gambarelli are featured In two widely different dancing specialties. Roxy Headliner Randolph Scott, with Chic Sale and Ann Sheridan, Is featured In Zanc Grey's "Rocky Mountain Mystery" at the Roxy theater for Saturday only. The fourth episode of the serial 'Law of the Wild" will be on the sme program. Jane Withers Star Of Craterian Film A bundle of sure-fire, top-notch entertainment, and an Introduction of a little star for whom It la easy to predict a great following, waa rt- vealed on the screen of the Craterian theater yesterday. The picture. "Ginger," which boasts the talents of little nlne-yearl-old Jane Withers, an expert comedienne who Is remembered for her part in "Bright Eyes." kept last night's audi ence agog every minute of its play ing time and the applause that fol lowed It, gave proof of this reviewer'! sentiments. "Ginger" boasts the world's cham pion small girl and boy heavies of the screen Jane Withers and Jackie Searl. There's a swell clash, with a world of comedy, when these young sters get together, although they're not heavies in this picture. You'll enjoy the manner In which UJMWIWIjJjtJjilall ion wt i mc Ends Tonite l m. audi SATURDAY ONLY Continuous Shows 1 to II n . a,v w ADDED Comedy, "Men In Black' Cartoon, (:oofy Gondolas' SUN. - MON GARY COOPE f I N CMO I f O H I ill CUf STANDING I Stars of Rialto's nrn, v 1 1 The newest of the Clue Club mys-, terles. "The Florentine Dagger," la at the Rlalto theater for today and Sat urday, with Donald Woods, Margaret Ltndsay and C. Aubrey Smith in the leading roles. Unraveling the mystery surround ing a murder, the plot of the picture casts suspicion most heavily on ihe the talented little orphan Jane, de nied the love and care of a mother and father, herself looks after O. P. Heggle. gives him lectures, loves him, defends him and keeps house for him. When Jane is taken into the Park avenue home of the pampered Jackie Searl, trouble and fun are certain to follow, and they do. Today and THE CRElViE OF Planned In the Middle Ages! Com mitted In 103.51 A dead man on the floor and a dagger tallied with the blood of centuries tn the hands of a man who was horn to kill ...... I with MARGARET LINDSAY, DONALD WOODS' C. AUBREY SMITH ADDED Ted And Hli in "This color C.rtoon - N.w. CIIU autlitntlc round bj round plrturn j JOE LEWIS M0N. CARNERA ff Kream acrambte m Jm hJI iff the 9Mrm In . AJLftffikl jmf thli rollicking riot I "pj&wl&tlttiU mCaaa3 TOWN WARREN WILLIAM ff Pft GUY KIEBEE 4ffitt"V3rk Mystery Film descendant of the. blood v Borglas. whose most pleasant dlveYslons back in the days of early history, were the poisoning, stabbing or what have you of persons who Incurred their ill pleasure. How he Is finally cleared of the blame is finally brought out, but r.ot until several thrilling and suspense ful episodes have passed. Card of Thanks, The family of Sharon C. Merrlman, who passed away July 4, wish to thank the many friends for the beautiful floral offerings and kindnesses ex tended. Mrs. Sharon C. Merrlmau, Mrs. Blanche Miles, Mrs. May Telfer. Mra. Vera Plymale, George W. Marrt man, Myrle and Francis Merrlman. Saturday THE CENTURIES! TREATS F i o Rito orche.tr a Band Aire" mmim www l mb hi ih mlhwhh SCHENCK RECOVERING FROM AUTO INJURIES D. R. Schenck, who was seriously Injured when struck by an auto on West Main street July 9, waa reported considerably better today at the Com munity hospital. Despite his ad vanced age of nearly 88 years, Mr. Schenck Is recovering satLsfactorv, according to reports from the hospi tal. He is the father of A. Orln Schenck, accountant of this city. DANCE At Bonney's Grill Saturday night. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED At once, responsible party to store piano lor a montns; or will sell cheap for cash. Box 3060, car? Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Yearling Bronze turkeys, S 1.25 each; throw little ones In. Toggenberg milk goats cheap, 18 month h.iffir a.nmnt.lilrt htfr 406 Ear hart St. WANTED 4 to 6 men to make 300 cords of 4-ft. wood and short wood. We furnish the tools. Apply 112 Garfield St., Ashland, after 7 p. m. FOR SALE Large size baby bed and mattress. li'J King St. FOR SALS Oood child's saddle. Price a bargain. Phone 829 -R, I ,:4, lWaf 1 H Hi I iet...s.vII 1:00-9:0(1 I ElJ. nilSiiJ'l ql Klclillr. . I0t'jlj Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night! SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S ONLY RIVAL! VV JACKIE SEARL I o. P. HEGGIE I SkSSSSSlm A thrill-pnckoti story of the dnredevil ncwanl menl L BaZg TRgOUNDAY 1 lit -fn Here They Come! U:vp ' j mm g 10 bright stars of Broad- IT 11 M ! ii HayIIi-ll wnod and the 9 ;f-3 networks . . In one hrll- lt I 1 llant flllah musical! "''Jr f ANN SOTHERN I GENE RAYMOND IgO BILL ROBINSON Hill Robinson, tnp dance kin of the world, and his dazzling feet are alone well worth the price of admission . . . but there's morn ... MUCH MORE! FOR SALE Washing machine In good condition, 10. Call 431 West 11th. FOR RENT The ground floor duplex of my home at &42 East Main St.. completely furnished; beautiful grounds; oil burner furnace. Phone W. W. Wniker at 31 or 898-J-3. Available August 1. 1029 FORD Tudor; a fine little car; looks and runs like new. PIEHCE-ALLEiS MOTOR CO. Dode and Plymouth. FREES GARAGE In ne wloiUon?8oT North Central. Phone 1388. FREES GARAGE in new location. 801 N. Central. Phone 1388. DANCE K. P. HALL Every Saturday Night 9 till 2 t FiSsL.--TTLJil DANCE Every SATURDAY Night on the OASIS SPRING FLOOR A mischievous little elf, full of fun niil liui!,'liter, she cnjitnres your heart completely! PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT BILLIE SEWARD yyLLE FORD
