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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE, MEDFOKD. 0"RF.aOX, FETDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1935. PAGE ELEVEN Local and BuslnMt Caller Oscar Low of Ash. land was a bualneaa caller In this1 city on Wednesday. Here from Beagle Jim Bankhead and Charlie Moon ot Beagle were call era recently at the Cloyd Itu home In Medford. t On Plumblne; Work R. Doura ot Beagle spent several days In this city during the weeic while engaged here In plumbing work. Walkers Visit Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walker of Beagle and Evyllne Case were among Medford visitors Wednes day. Husnns Visit Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Darell Huaon of Medford visited In Ashland with friends for a short time Wednesday afternoon. Harding on Business Trip B .a. Harding, agent for the southern Ore gon district, bureau of Internal rev enue, left yesterday on a business trip to Klamath Palls. Tn City Today Among visitors liv Medlord today, attending to ofllclal business matters, are Ranrjer Hut7h Hitter of the Lake o' the Woods areo., . and Ranger Maurice Tedrow of the x Butte Falls area. From Grants Pass Miss Margaret Sheldon, purse, was to leave Grants Pass Thursday afternoon for Medford, where she will care for Mrs. H. D. Norton for two weeks. Grants Pass Courier. Derricks Leave Mr. and Mrs. H-r-oert Derrick, formerly of this city, who have been visiting for the past several days at the Ed Lampjrt home, left by way of the Redwood highway this morning for their home In Los Angeles. Visitors from Cornelius The Ash land Tidings states that J. C. Barn ard and Joe Welch of Cornelius, Ore., ere In Ashland and Medford on a short business trip. They arrived Wednesday and plan to leare on Sat urday. ANOTHER BIG Oriental Gardens o Sat. Nite Always 'a Crowd Don't Miss The Big Event! CARNIVAL DANCE at the New DREAMLAND Saturday, September 14 Confetti Men 40c Ball George Dayton and His Orchestra 2 Big Days 2 The Sensational MEDFORD SEPT. 21 and 22 JACKSON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Mexican Steers - Wild Broncos - Bucking: Steers - Bullclogging - Horses - Cowboys Galore! FEATURING NORMAN COWAN'S FAMOUS STRING OF WILD HORSES Pet Parad; Medford, 10:30 a.m. Sept, 21 Sponsored By Medford Pmt 15 American Legion Personal To Washington, I. C. Leylan Wood left last night for Washington. V. C , making the trip by tram. To VIMt In Maine Mr. nd Mrs. R. C. Newton left this morning by train, enroute east to Portland. Maine, where they plan to visit relative. Martin to Aihland After spending several days in this city. George Mar tin left thla morning on the Ore gonlan, enroute to Ashland. Visit. nj- from Lake Creek Mrs. William Hoefft of Lake Creek has been visiting In Medford for the past several days. . Back from Minneapolis R. O. Bare! well returned this morning on the Oregonlan from a month's busi ness trip to Minneapolis. Tn Phoenix nurlnR Day Mrs. R, Downing left this morning on the Oregonlan to spend the day attending to business In Phoenix. . Leaves for Albany E. P. Anthony of the Albany Tanning Co. left by train this morning for the northern city, after spending a few days here attending to business matters. To San Frnnclsco Carl H. Pern strom, first lieutenant In the ermy. left last night by train, enroute to San Francisco, where he will report for duty at Port Funston. Discharged from CCC Robert Rill ette, discharged from the Medford CCC district, left last evening for his home in Portland, making the trip by train. VlsiU Here Mrs. Pete Wilson of San Francisco is spending several days in the city as a guest of Mrs. S. A. Parker. She came here Wed nesday from Medford where she has been visiting friends. Aahlund Tid ings. Pipe Line Work to Start Work will start Monday on construction of a pipeline and tunnel to supply water to the Jacksonville district. It was announced today by D. T. Mc Donoua;h, engineer on the project. The Job. which will occupy about two months, will cost $13,000. Drunks In City Court Three men, arrested In a local rooming house, were last night arrested by city po lice, and this morning were haled Into city court on charges of belw? drunk in & public place. They were Fred Obrlan, given & 10 fine: John Lenz, 10 days In city Jail or leave town, and Wlllard Evans, fined $10. Sent to Forest Fire More than 100 men and foremen from CCC camps within Rogue River national forest left yesterday In nine trucks for a forest fire that was reported in Sis kiyou national forest, 13 miles north east of Crescent City. Although de tailed reports of the fire were un available today at the local forest service offices, the fire was beleved to have been centered in an old burn near valuable redwood timber. The fire was reported here to be several hundred acres in extent. Serpentine Ladies oons 20c Has Major Operation Prank Hanna : of Rogue River Is a patient today at ' the Sacred Heart hospital, where he underwent a maj operation. j Leaves for Portland Robert New , man left this morning by train for Portland, where he will assume a posi tion he recently accepted. He has been a resident of this city for the past seven years. Miss Rogers to School Mtss Marv Pauline Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers. Is leaving Sunday for San Francisco to enter the Mun son private secretarial school. Miss Rogers graduated with honors from the Medford high school last year. Released from Hospital T. W. Scott of route 1, seriously injured recently when the car he was In overturned on the Jacksonville highway, pinning him beneath the wreckage, was re leased this afternoon from the Com munity hospital. Vlsltlnjr at Prospect Miss Jessie Stickle of San Francisco, who has been vacationing in Alberta, Canada, for the past several days, spending considerable time there at Jasper park, arrived on the Oregonlan this morning and left by motor for Pros pect, where she plans to visit for a time with her aunt, Mrs. Jim Grieve. State Fire Reported The state for est patrol reported today that 30 men are at work guarding an IfiO-ecre for est fire in the Lick creek section of the Lake Creek district which broke out yesterday afternoon, apparently as the result of a carelessly discarded clgaret., Fishing Reported Better Fishing conditions In the Applegato have im proved during the past week, accord ing to a weekly bulletin released from the forest service offices, the water having cleared from the last thundsr storm, leaving' the streams fresh and the fish hungry. In the Union Creek section, fishing is said to be good, with many fine catches being taken, but mostly by the most experienced sportsmen. Little Butte creek has been closed from the Fish lake dam to the bridge at North Fork of the Rogue CCC camp, but thero are man7 cutthroat trout being taken from south fork of Little Butte creek from the forest edge down. South Pork and Middle Fork of the Rogue, Blue Canyon and Seven Lakes are attract ing many anglers, the bulletin states. JOHNSON, ROOSEVELT HAVE UNDERSTANDING HYDE PARK, N. Y.. Sept. 13. (AP) Oeneral Hugh S. Johnson reached an understanding with President Roosevelt today for his retirement as works relief administrator In New York City early In October In accord ance with his original agreement. Infant Drowns TAFT, Ore.. Sept. 13. (AP) War ren Andrews, 2 years old, drowned In the Siletz river yesterday when he fell from a landing float. He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Andrews. 53 AHYTIME: KIDOIIJJ LOS ENDS T0NITE! JOAN BL0NDELL "Traveling Saleslady" SATURDAY ONLY! Continuous shows 1 to 11 HIS BARKING GUN SPOKE THE LAW OF THE WEST) In this saga of his best! A lam ah. a& at sm tliy fa u CUsiggK Alllll.n ATTRACTIONS! Ernest Truex in "ONLY THE BRAVE" "Along Came Buck" Cartoon SUN - M0N Q Girl' 4 1 1 WITH MAY ROBSON Mary Carlisle Alan HALE Stars at Roxy Buck jonrs. st.rrea in ' Stone of Silver Creek." comes to the Roxy theater for tomorrow only, with the ; final episode of the serial "Law of j the Wild" on the same program. Harlow, Gable and Beery Scoring Hit In Craterian Film Between dangerous thrills and dan- ; gerous romance, there is something i doing every minute in "China Seas." j the new all-star, drama which opened I yesterday at the Craterian theater. The stars are Clark Gable, Jean Harlow and Wallace Beery. It is a picture in which interest never slackens, and action never lags. It takes Its place among the finest entertainment vehicles of the new screen season. Part of the story Is played In the howling fury of a tropical hurricane on the last frontier, the wild south eastern coast of Asia. It Is one of the most spectacular sequences ever film ed. "China Seas" deals with the odd love story of the hard-bitten young skipper of a coastwise liner, played by Qable, and "China Doll," a lovely wanderer In the Astatic ports, played by Miss Harlow. Involved with them Is a mysterious trader, Wallace Beery, who is suspected of being the master mind of a piracy plot. Action takes place entirely on the wheezy old liner Kin Lung as It plows down the China sea between Hong kong and Slngopore. Under the polite veneer of the pawengers runs a tre mendous dramatic under-current of fierce loves, bitter hates and sinister intrigues, to which the typhoon and the sudden catastrophic pirate raid are fitting background. . Meriting especial mention for out standing acting honors are Lewis 1 Stone, Rosalind Russell, Dudley Dig- ges, C. Aubrey Smith. Robert Bench ley. William Henry, Edward Brophy, Lillian Bond, Soo Yong and others of the distinguished cast. CgQHagaagZ,- J fpositively Ends IMA 1 2 llSl I TODAY and SATURDAY! J J S9 !jgi into Action! EulilfnMSS psnii 'ZrJ- CiMt jtaawSSL -S KINTUCKV DISTIlItRi I vVVVj1 I Racing headlong into . I " t.K A v JH try -v. XyjrJrPl danger... on the trail Q X PREVCE SATURDAY NIGHT , ;473 m ,'mmSJm ofanunknownkiUer! I) I I rffMXL iw'-wvcC' r'-rWM Tim defies the law of . J f ITH0C2 Sxlil ' '.lli-3 Starts Sundayfl Kl m'WwImlMl VCV I I y&P. 81ront'mo8t Telightful ' . iT yTU ... About the .ncner, Jf) i, t J W LSJA P born every minute... 1", V '. lj fitt W tV1, XeCZA and the sharks who t C WA l - ' W f'r RVi.S fish for them with I . CJ . ; . MOSs ' 4 Ma C A ' t' , & ftt i --3 phoney baitl, j Ji I. ZTy - Mjri T 4-Cjames DUNN 1 J",W II fwltMARLINE JUDGE b5 Pints'PI V&Wt-t RV"oijI W ALBURN They tried to lead different lives together . . . P COM No 1JC ' 1 ill 7 ifif " ' ' ' '" ' made their own mlos in the gpma of love ... it's m ' r- i ft.- Tlie reatert ofglM , romantic triangle with a star in each comer I . I M 5l Quart. I ' I Coming Sunday 4T pf him F ym - - No Mor Ladles." co-starring Jm " -feTX H " t '' 1 I d i Crawford and Robert Montgomery In I rr . XVVW S"W i" 1 r? . V! " I a faat-naced comedv-ron-.ance of s s SkNK mi-St - -tSLTftl i I J ruin 1 ' No More Ladles. ' co-starring Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery In a fast-paced comedy -romance of modern young people, comes to the Craterian theater Sunday in the screen version of the play that vir tually stood Broadway on its ears with a record-breaking run. The picture opens with a whirl wind romance between Marcla (Joan Crawford) and Sherry (Robert Mont gomery), and maintains a rspld-mov-ing tempo until the final farteout. Marcla la a light-hearted but level headed society girl whose love for Sherry, an Incorrigible heart-breaker. Is such that she submits to wedding-bells well within the first reel. H Is then that the picture settles down to revealing the problems V.-.a.t accumulate behind the glamorour ex terior the too-popular young Park avemie couple. nrMnl I rnkl nOUMniln tlM hlstoncnt cavniende requinnu two first In enlf roplnK In 104 aeconda j fV I rilllllrMIN iiiiililMllr hours to paaa the reviewing etand. Best steer roplns time waa made by i S0V I LIlULLIUM HUUIlLUJI Everett Bowman. HlUsldo. Ariz., won King Merrttt, Federal, Wyo., In ao.4 jji-T . ; 1 ,,.., ,. . A decided edue In the buldoRRlnR seconda. te V rtEJi M TUDllMn TUD V Til S"roy y throwlnR hla Bteer in U J, : gHywlL Inlllllsh I PI f 1 1 I , ) . Ill aeconds for a now Pendleton record. Oome Anlmala Abundnnt-rAncord- J.; n JSS . S, IllliWIlU IMIUkUV IW Andy Jaurgul of Newhall. Cal., waa tag to report from the forest acr- i'' f.yji WILD WEST PAGEANT sssT din of excitement the days of the "old $&l(t' prp, c,as.,c of wjwwfm i ... ., . o jji IfePI - western ran(re cplca, reached a new 11 I I " aJl 1 ' J I I II Kve " ' ' ! I P!l '0" V " ' hettlt in the spectacular with Its II 7:00-a:00 P LllMlMMiiiaiiMM1'--'-' al Klddlti lOoSl 1 "E "Weatward-ho" parade this morning, MBMalBVaTOD BKMauILiMd!u!kaMiLiMkaV fi V rte"' " ryrgr a mighty, all-star sbvsashi i f ; onTheOASllS J rTj ' lP'' Tim McCoy Stars in Western Drama Vhen there a a reward aa nlca aa at the Ktalto theater. . , j V0 Btllte Seward waiting. Ifa vorth all When McCoy'a friend la murdered i' .UtWr1 LA" 1: the gun-throwing, flat-flnhSlng, iend In cold blood, and the sheriff will do '0M V . hell-for-leather riding that Tim Mo- nothing about It, Tim tnken matte.-s W' rftPcW' Coy la forced to In "Juatlc of tho Into hla own handa to wo that Jua- j VC ri;' Rftiwe." ulavliiriF todav ana Sntl.lihvv tlca la meted out to tho culltv. li:l dffi'di&fi a. li.i vice tctiay, of interest to prospective hunters this year, there are indica tions of deer, bear and smaller g?.me animals In abundance In the hlsrhcr parts of the countrv. Unless rain, comes prior to the hunting season, however, the animals mav be In poor shape, due to excessive dryness of the forest. e o
