MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY. AUGUST 25.
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Local and Personal
cniH.r in i hlenco Mr. G, E. Sni
ffer and children left Friday evening
by train enroute to Chicago
Returns to CoqiitMe Mr. M. Jack
aon of Coquille, who has been visit
ing here with her on. Clifford Batty,
left Saturday for her home.
AppUtft fnr Enlistment Jack D.
Lee left for San Francisco Friday eve
ning by train to apply for enlistment
in the army.
CCC Member Leaves John Greg
ory, having been discharged from
Medfcrd CCC district, left Friday eve
ning for hla home tn New York City.
Down from Unke -Dorothy and
Patsy Richardson were week end vis
itor in Medford from Crater lake,
where their mother U employed for
the summer.
Leaves for New Jersey Among pas
sengers on the northbound train who
left Medford Friday night was Ste
phen Deutchbaue:. who was enroute
to his home tn Paswilc, N. J.
Leaves After Visit B. G. Fletcher
of Eugene, who has been visiting here
wit to his brother. Julius Fletcher of
the Berrydale district, left by train
yesterday for his home.
Miss N've leaves for South Miss
Ruth Nye left Friday evening by train
for the Exposition-at Son Dtego,
' planning to make tha trip south from
San Francisco by boat.
Crater l-ake Visitor Miss Clsra
Hoffman of Fort Duchesne, Utah, ar
rived in Medford recently and left by
stage yestereday morning tor Crater
lake to spend the da-y.
Leave for Crater Lake Among pas
sengers on the regular stage to Crater
Lake national park yestereday were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Roberta of
Baltimore, Maryland.
.
Von der Hellen Returns William
Van der Hellen, road contractor, re
turned yesterday morning on the
Shasta from San Francisco, where he
had been attending to business mat
ters during the week.
Here from Portland A. 8. Donls of
Portland was expected to arrive yes
terday morning on the train to Join
vitft 'if here, and also to visit hta
sister, Mrs. C. J. Kenney of Jackson
ville. 1
A. R. Gould Visits A. R. Gould, as
sistant traffic manager for Chicago
and Northwestern Lines, left Friday
evening by train for Sacramento, af
ter attending to business matters
here.
Arrive for Visit Here Darvln and
Earl Stone of Kansas City, Mo., ar
rived yesterday by train to spend a
few days visiting here at the home
of Mrs. Charles Friend, before con
tinuing on to Roseburg.
Leave for South Mr. and Mrs. G
J. Relnklng and family returned this
week to heir home in Hayward, Cal ,
after spending several days here with
relatives. They visited C. Relnklng
of Central Point and Walter Reln
klng of Medford.
Miss Frances Oreen Visits Miss
Frances Green of Portland was among
Medford visitors this week, stopping
here enroute south to Berkeley. Cat,
where she will be a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Nettle Green While In
the vicinity she visited with Mrs.
George Purucker. daughter, Miss
Anne, and her sister. Miss Flora of
Berkeley. The latter was also vaca
tioning In the valley.
Mattney Visits John Mattney of
the Appleate district wa a business
visitor to the city Saturday.
From Sunset on R(tgn,----.!ik John
son. from Sunset On the Rogue was
a business risitor ia Medford yester
day.
Has Toilet lei-tnmy Jerry Newman
of H:lt, Cal.. was patient at the
Osteopathic Clinic aud Hospital yes
terday. having undergone a tonsil
ectomy. From F.asle Point Jame Owens of
Eagle Point was in Medford yester
day, exhibiting some of the huge yel
low tomatoes that he raided on his
farm.
Mrs. Pelton Visit Mrs. James Pel-
ton returned to her home In Fort
Klamath Friday after spending sev
eral days here visiting with her bro
ther. Jon Orth.
At Osteopathic Clinic Mrs. Floyd
Riche of Prospect has been a patient
at the Osteopathic Clinic and Hos
pital this week end. having under
gone a minor operation there yes
terday. Discharged from CCC John F. Mc
Donald and Robert Mason, both dis
charged from the Medford CCC dis
trict, left Friday evening for their
respective homes In Gleend&le, Cal..
and San Francisco.
Roach on Fruit Business O. E.
Roach of Portland, representative of
Pacific Fruit Express Co.. arrived Sat
urday morning on the Oregonlan to
spend the ensuing two months In the
valley attending to business relative
to the shipment of fruit to outside
markets.
Ladles' Homecoming Scheduled
Homecoming of the M. E. Ladies' Aid
society will be held Tuesday. August
27, in the Sunshine parlors of the
church. It was announced yesterday
Members of Prisclllft Circle will be
hostesses. All members are urced to
attend as a good time Is expected.
At iJJke O the woods Visitors at
Lake o' the Woods during the week
have Included Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Glascock. Mary. Marfe and Rosalie
Hussong and Susan Husaong They
will be Joined over the week end ay
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wolff, and Louis
and Donald Wolff.
Garrlott Moves Here H. H. Gar
rtott who was made many visits to
this locality In past years, arrived
Saturday to make his permanent
home here. Mr. Garrlott has been em
ployed for many years by a stock
brokerage concern in San Francisco.
Mrs. Garrlott. who will Join her hus
band here later. Is a daughter of Mr
and Mrs. H. H. Oillette of Ashland.
Pre-School Tests Ptaiuit-rt Pre
school tests for children who will
become six years of age during
the school year are scheduled to be
held at the office of the county su
perintendent, Aug. 26-31, It was an
nounced. The tests are for only those
living in Jackson county outside of
Medford and Ashland, and will not be
given children who become six before
the school season starts.
Brilliant Stars of Craterian Romance
' r A3- J V , 'if
Janet Gaynor Introduces a new It Is a saga of the last hectic days
screen sweetheart. Henry Fonds. in on the grand old Erie, with Its lure
"The Farmer Takes a Wife." romance for the adventurous. Its turbulent
of th old Eerie Canal, starting a life for those who plied its moats,
three-day engagement at the Crate- and the romantic conflict between
rian theater today.
I those who lived by It and on it and
for those for whom It was only a
mean to an end.
An exceptional supporting cast In
cludes Charles Blckford. Slim Sum
mervllle, Andy Devlne, Jane ("din
ger") Withers. Roger Imhof and Mar
garet Hamilton.
Joe Brown in Rialto Comedy
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Coast Directories
On File at C. of C.
The Jackson County chamber of
commerce now has directories avail
able for many Pacific coast points.
Those now on flic, und accessible to
the public, arc the following:
Oregon: Portland. Salem, Astoria,
Eugene.
California: Sacramento. Long
Beach. San Dtcgo. Pasadena. San
Francisco. Los Angeles. Oakland, San
Jose.
Washington : Spokane. Tacoma,
Seattle. Everett. Ellcnsburg. Bremer
ton. Port Angeles, Wenatchee, Yaki
ma. Olympla. Walla Walla. Vancou
ver. Gray'a Harbor, Lewis county,
Cowlitz county and Bellingham.
Others
Lcwlston. Idaho: Colorado Springs,
Colorado; Reno. Nevada.
KEYS and xurt lock repairing.
Medford Cyclery 23 N Fir Pb 861.
STRAHORN SAYS
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OPP WORKINGS
Roxy Star
Margaret Sullavan and Herbert
Marshall, co-starred together for the
first time, are seen In "The Good
Fairy." playing at the Roxy theater
today and Monday.
Frank Morgan, Reginald Owen and
Alan Hale are also featured In this
lively comedy-romance of a theater
usherette whose Ideas gained from
watching many movies finally lead
her Into hilarious complications.
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Ject of reaching the surface. He has
also been connecting the two shafts
In the deepest workings. All this to
accomplish several important things.
First, to Intersect the various gold
bearing veins en route: second, to ef
fect a substantial saving in changing
the transportation of ores from the
eleventh level over the tramway built
by former operators, to dump them
Washout on lis pee
RIVERSIDE. Cal.. Aug. 24. (AP
Traffic was restored on the South
ern Pacific through Coachella valley
late today after an 18-hour Inter
ruption caused by washout of one
and one-half miles of track in the
upper part of Imperial valley.
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Modem, Spicy, Ro
mantic and Racv! The
smartest romedy In
months!
down throjiigh tlie chutes and through
the new main underground wonting
avenue, the eighteenth level, directly
to the mill; and third, the creation
of some mine ventilating, independ
ent of the regular forced air system,
from the deepest workings to the sur
face near the apex of the mountain.
"This work was planned Rfter sur
veys of some two nliles of tunnels,
drifts and other openings and. so far
as economically possible, to prospect
for additional pay oreshoots as well
as to intersect and crosscut the known
productive veins which so frequently
rib and enrich Opp mountain.
"These undertakings are so nearly
complete that, with the almost 15.000
assays thus far made, it will soon be
possible to read the bowels of that
treasure hoxise almost as an open
book, so far as existing openings are
concerned.
"Yesterday brought reports of a
strike of $14 ore In No. 2 level and
assays of 24.82 in five feet of foot
' wall quartz in a raise from the No.
19 level. What Is equally Important,
was the strike of a fine flow of water
In No. 1 shaft about 100 feet below
the 18 level. One of the most im
portant problems in large scale Opp
mine developments has been the
water supply, which has been short
during July, August and September
In the unusually dry seasons which
have prevailed for some years past.
"Also, these upraises have uncov
ered some fine streaks of rich mill
ing ores In contacting the oreshoots
tributary to the respective levels,
notably one on the comparatively
low-grade eleventh level and another
a little above the eighteenth. An
other 150 feet will carry the upper
one to the surface and assist in
blocking out the No. 2 vein which
carries 94 to 910 ore for a width of
five to seven feet. Values of the con
centrates have shown a gratifying in
crease in the last few days."
Joe E. Brown is coming to town
today I He appears In "Alibi Ike"
the home run comedy by Ring Iard
ner. starting today at the Rialto
theatre for a three-day run.
Joe. In the title role, is both a
crack pitcher and the best batter
of his club. He has an alibi lor
everything not Just for mistakes
but for plays any other player would
have been proud of.
Joe falls In love with the sister
of the captain's wife, but when he
alibis on his romance, the girl hears
him and turns him down cold.
Thrills follow in which Joe is
kldnopcd by a bunch of crooks,
but he escapes, and the romance Is
pntched up by the players in one oi
the most comical climaxes Imagin
able. Olivia do Havllland has the lead
ing feinlne role opposite Joe.
Others In the cast Include Ruth
Donnelly, Roscoe Kama, William
Frawley, and a score of expert
b.i.Tball players of national reputation.
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'S DIZZY! HE'S DAFFY!
He's Battier'n Ever!
Starts
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Batter up ! . . . The
battier the better!
. . . As the wild
man of baseball is
struck dumb by a
blonde dame's
curves! . . . it's a
pennant winning
riot of romance
and hilarity!
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