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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUira, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. MAT 81. 1988. PAGE NINE LOCAL and PERSONAL Frum Ashland W. M. Walls or Ashland vu a TUltor In Medford this morning. . En Jo j Outing Ralph .Woodfora, m ploy o thft tty superintendent's of flo, enjoyed fin Decoration Day wk-nd oamplna; on Union ore. . Drunk Fined Krwln Alexander. 6S, and Fred VanOamp, M, transients. were fined 110 eaob In city oourt this morning on ohargea of drunkenness. Secretary 111 Mm Bdltb Nichols, secretary of thft city euperlntendflnfs office, la oonflned to her home today slightly 111. Holiday In Country Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Janouoh and Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Drummond spent yesterday In the Butte Falls recreation area. From Klamath Palls Mrs. Leslie Rogers of Klamath Falls spent the week-end In Medford with Mr, and Mrs. Riley D. Henson. Daughter Here Mrs. Oeorge Sllll man (Ver Dean Harvey) and son of Alameda. Cal., were here over the week end visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harvey. Redmond Visitor Mrs. Marie Mont gomery of Redmond. Ore., has been visiting with friends In the city for the past several days. She will re turn to her home tomorrow. Here for Vacation Mickey Hohlweg of Phoenix. Ariz., arrived In Medford last week to spend the summer vaca tion with his father, Frank Hohlweg. At Wrestling Matches Among Ash land residents attending the wrestling matches In the Medford armory last night were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cooper and Clark Thomas. Court Citation James V. Nygren, 36. of Williams was cited by state police Saturday to appear In Justice court here June 4. charged with op erating a vehicle without a muffler Beach Outing Mr. and Mrs. Chea ter Newton of Talent and Mr. and Mrs. N. C. 8t. Arnold of Central Point enjoyed an outine; and picnic on the beaoh at Crescent City, Cal., over the holiday. Plan Board Meeting Jackson county planning commission will meet In the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce at 8 o'clock tomorrow night to discuss planning In general Karl L. Janouch. chairman, will pre side. Miss Gore Here Miss Rosa Gore of Eureka T Cal., spent the week-end here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gore. She continued on to Portland before returning to Eureka where she Is associated with the state relief administration of California. From Crater Lake J. Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger of Crater Lake national park, transacted business here today. He came to Medford this morning with Mrs. Crouch and their young son Jimmy. The family was to return to the lake resort tonight. Special Meeting Jackson County Chamber of Commerce board of direc tors will hold a special luncheon meeting In the Hotel Medford at noon tomorrow. The fish and game com mittee will meet with the board. .Eugene Thorndlke. chamber president, will preside. From Stockton Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Bunch and son of Stockton, Cal., were Medford visitors over the week end as truest of Mrs. Bunch's mother, Mrs. E. N. Warner. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bunch contributed solos at the TitAt Baptist church services Sunday morning. Bible School starts Dally vaca tion Bible school of the First Baptist church started today with 70 teach ers and pupils attending The ses sion last thre hours, starting at 9 o'clock and closing at 12. There are varied classes for all ages, with Bible work, singing and handiwork includ ed. All children are Invited. Divorce Sought Carl E. Nichols seckj a divorce from Neva G. Nichols In a suit filed In Klamath county. Plaintiff asks restoration of defend ant's former name, Neva G. Samuels. Cruel and Inhuman treatment Is al leged. The couple were married De cember 5, 1937. in Medford. Back from Parley Noble Vincent, manager of the Buster Brown shoe store, returned home this morning from Portland where he attended a two-day convention of the Northwest fthoe Dealers association. Many bright colored shoes were on display at the fall shoe show held during the con vention, Mr. Vincent said. New Yorker Here Paul Jones of New York, representing the McNaught Newspaper Syndicate, visited in Med ford today afti spending the week end fishing on the Rogue river. Jones has alwayt been Interested In Med ford. for he wa bom at the Nash hotel here, hi parents moving on. how tar, fw week i later so that ha hasn't a diatinc, recollection of what the oommunlti m like at that time R U m emhuaiMtic about southern oretroo b uid h hopes to spend hi neit long vacation here, durlmt the fishing and hunting sea- fell Chan & Chan )iid,m Medicine Co. rellstftd at nnce by .ar rh.) rmM. I)n am ha.: Asthn-a, u, rever, stomarh rronbto. Constipation. '.hf'.rtt ' uaffi Kfiumsttm, Sl ti. fmwhl. Pll rthM(K ro III. wm. pf4itlrff li ttltli llln.Nl FrMturt, I'.IHUI, Heart, Liter. niaddrt. Klein. I. ant,.. 9lo4. t'nnar? trouble. Herb Mill ,ir rt. relic 10 t ra. te b p tn. . Tnoa-Tltir.tUr ie-lt . in. C'-iM n-i'ii... tis . M.lM Mrs. Logan Visits Mrs. Role Logan of San Francisco Is spending Mr.nl days In Medford and Grants Pass, taking can of business matters. Mrs. I,ogan, with her two daughters, the Misses Vlvlenna and Lynn Logan, resided hers until four years ago and has since lived in the Bay region. Mrs. Logan has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. L, Flynn. ... Drill Practice Eagles' drill team will practice In the Lincoln school at 7:S0 tomorrow night. It will be on Important session as preparations will be made for participation In the an nual state convention In Klamath Falls. June 30 and July 1 and a, it was stated by William Peck, team manager. ... Plane Change Beginning tomor row the late southbound United Air Lines plane will leave here, 38 min utes' later than at present. On the new schedule the plane will arrive at municipal airport at midnight and depart for the south at 12:10 a. m. Mails for the plane will close nt Med ford central postofflco at 11:25 p. m ..... At Baseball Game Among out-of-town persons attending the Weed Medford baseball game at the high school field yesterday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hall, Darby O'Toole, Aubrey Miles, Donald Wol cott, Ray Hawks and Mike Harklns, all of Ashland, end Henry LeClerc and Arnold Bauman of Hilt. Cal. ... Here for Fishing Ted Showalter, office manager of the United Air Lines at Oakland, Cal., left for his home last night by piano after spend ing the week-end here fishing. He arrived by plane Sunday morning. Accompanied by Max C. Henne, United manager, here, Mr. ahowalter angled In the south fork of Rogue river and In Butte creek with only fair success. Return from Con-t Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Cllne. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Wood and Mr. Wood's sister. Miss Clara Wood, returned this morning from a motor trip to the coast. They wers the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Ooold and Dolores Goold while In Marshflcld where Mr. Goold was re cently prdmoted to assistant manager of the Union OH company. ... Tuckers Leave A southbound United Air Lines Malnllner, which ordinarily flies over Medford, made a special stop at municipal airport last evening for Nlon Tucker. San Francisco newspaper publisher, and Mrs. Tucker, who were returning to their Bay city home after sojourn ing at Rogues Roost, their lodge on the Rogue river. ... From Pittsburgh Mrs. Archer Hoyt of Pittsburgh. Penn., will b2 the house guest of the Rev. and Mrs. John W. Hoyt for a brief time. She Is en route to see her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Martin of Spokane. Wash. She will be In the west about two weeks before returning to her position with the Westlnghouse Elec tric and Manufacturing company at Pittsburgh, where she Is engineering correspondent- ... Two Injured June Tingley. 18, and Helen Kent, 19, sustained slight Injuries Sunday evening when the car In which they were passengers, driven by Duane E. Bergstrom of 26 Portland avenue, skidded in loose gravel on the Prospect-Butte Falls road and crashed Into a tree, a city police re port said today. 8. K. Welleaman of 221',$ North Holly street and S. Stlm- son of Central Point drove cars In- volved In a alight mishap on Korth Holly street Sunday afternoon, ac cording to a city police report today. Mschlnes operated by John Delzetl of Corvallls and E. Gillespie of 304 South Holly street were Involved In minor collision at Main street and Central avenue Monday morning, a report on rile In city police station said today. ... Many at I'nlnn Creek Mrs. Ade line Hlnck and daughters, Misses Helen and Delphlne Hlnck, spent tho Memorial Day holiday at their cabin at Union Creek. Other Medford resi dents who were at their cabins at Union Creek for the week-end were Mr. and Mrs, Glenn O. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. George Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Kardlng. Mr. and Mrs. John Wllkerson stopped at the resort on their way to Fort Klamath. ... Drills Tonight Company A and headquarters compsny, 188th Infantry of the Oregon national guard will hold regular weekly drills In the Medford armory at 8 tonight. The companies are now preparing for their annual encampment at Clatsop at the mouth of the Columbia river. Com pany A held a successful bivouac west of Phoenix over the holiday week-end, engaging In maneuvers to prepare the men for the Clatsop en campment. ... Community Event Jackson Coun ty Chamber of Commerce will par ticipate In Its second community event of the season on June 21 when members will attend a dinner spon sored by the Home Economics club of the Jacksonville Grange. The dinner will be held at 7 p. m. In the Orange hall after an Inspection has been made at the Jacksonville museum. Details regarding the affair are to be an nounced later by Oeorge Henselrnan. chairman of the chamber's Inter-clty visitation committee. Dramatic Picture Wins Acclaim From Craterian Crowds A whole city destroyed! People scattering before the fierce blasts of the flames that seemed to shoot out from everywhere! Buildings toppling to the ground and being consumed by the hungry fire! Danger from the air where live sparks were . being blown here and there by the breeze that seemed to spring up as If by magio to help the angry flames eat up everything In sight antique fire equipment vainly trying to stem the blaze women and children scream ingmen fighting men In an effort to escape that Is the thrilling cli max of "In Old Chicago," opening a five day run today at the Craterian theatre. Admittedly the most spectacular drama of the last decade. "In Old Chicago" also holds the enviable rec ord or being the biggest boxofflce at- Gracie and George in College Comedy Rialto Dancer ' tTirT-I5t? 1 L i i n n-rir"i "v""-r' ft Vir'ii 7ir"'TniiiiiiiisaJ Oracle Allen and George Burns In college! Hard to believe but It act ually happens tn "College Swing." he Big Apple musical comedy com ing Sunday to the Craterian theatre. Also featured In the cast are Jackie Coogan and his bride, Betty Grable. Martha Raye. Bob Hope. Edward Everett Horton, Ben Blue, "Skinny" Ennls, the Slate Brothers and Jerry Colonna. traction tf the year. It tells the story I of Mrs. O'Leary and her boys, Jack, the fearless crusading reform mayor; Dion,' charming scapegrace, power mad boss of the old Hub; Bobby, the youngest of the sons. Alice Brady has won the Academy Award for her role of Mrs. O'Leary, with Don Ameche, Tyrone Power and Tom Brown playing the parts of her boys. Also featured In this stirring drama of boisterous, turbulent Chicago of the 70c a raw, bold boom town of easy money and easy ways ire Alice Faye, Andy Devlne. Brian Donlovy. Phyllis Brooks. Sidney Black mer, Berton Churchill. June Storey, Paul Hurst, Spencer Charters and thou- Jessle Matthews, the dancing di vinity, brings a new talent to the screen In "Sailing Along," glorious new sond-dance comedy filled movie opening at the Rialto theatre tomor new song-dance -comedy filled movie the petite star. The Jones Family In a hilarious new adventure. "A Trip to Paris,"' will play as the added feature with the Matthews hit. sands of other players. Walt Disney's "Lonesome Ghosts." featuring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and The Goof, Is an added attraction on the program. f ' BIRTHS Born To Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wil son of Table Rock, Monday. May 23. 1038, a baby girl, weighing 7 pounds and B ounces, at the Puruckcr ma ternity home. Born To Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Blackburn of Route 8, Tuesday, May 34, 1038, a baby daughter weghlng 7 pounds and 14 ounces, at the Pu rucker maternity home. 4 Closing time foi Too Late tc Claa 31 fy Ads Is 1 :30 p m. L Bummer vacation travel began in earnest over the Decoration Day week-end, it was indicated by re ports received today from recrea tion centers tn southern Oregoa The tourist travel was substantially augmented over the long week-end by a general exodus of residents from Rogue valley cities. More than 300 cars were registered at Crater Lake national park Sun day, only a slightly smaller num ber being recorded at the famed re sort yesterday, It was stated by J. Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger who came to Medford on business today. The McKee Bridge and Beaver Sulphur campgrounds in the Apple gate district of the Rogue River na tional forest were taxed to capacity both Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reed of Jacksonville have opened a store across the road from the McKee bridge campground where picnickers may now procure groceries, refreshments and motor car fuel and lubrleants. Pishing and boating attracted a crowd to Fish lake each day of the holiday period. Angling also was a popular aport on most of the streams and at all of the accessible lakes. Especially good results were obtained at Squaw lake, the United Statea forest service reported. Many valley residents spent the holiday at their summer cabins on rivers and lakes, the Union Creek area being one of the popular spots. Mr. Crouch said conditions were at their boat for sight -seeing at Cra ter lake. Tourist travel already has reached substantial proportions, most of the week-day visitors coming from out of state, he said. The travel has "Big City" Stars ( Spencer Tracy, this year's Academy Award winner, Is co-starred with Lulse Ralner in the dramatic tri umph of their screen careers, "Biff City," playing ct the Roxy theatre today and tomorrow only. a wide geographical distribution, coming from all parts of the coun try, Including distant points la the east and south, he stated. TWO MUST HANG FOR SLAKING U. S. AGENT WASHINGTON, May St. ) Two men convicted of killing Wtmberly W. Baker, federal agent, at the To peka. Kas., postofflce In April 1837, failed to Induce the supreme oourt today to prevent their death by hang ing. ' The court refused to pas upon a decision of the tenth circuit court of appeals upholding the convictions of Robert suhay and dlen Applegate In the federal district court of To peka. Suhay and Applegate were alleged, to have stolen an automobile In New York City and robbed a bank at Ke tonah. N. Y., of 18.000. They were objects of a nationwide search. MSB :4.".-7:(lil-l):15 TODAY and WED! ON THE SCREEN! Heart-throbs of a great city . . . set ting the tempo to an unforgettable love-story. . . a drama with the sweep and power of "Fury"! THEY'RE IN IT, TOO I hct DEMFSCI Jimmr McUHNIN i Mu Mmlu. DC IN it VU(H,W,., 7t n,Ar3:w-' Joy ahoy for the happiest cargo that ever willed across the. srreen! . . Jessie MATTHEWS G J Holonel YOUNC TOMORROW and THURSDAY W2 GRAND HITS!! n 1 HURRY I ENDS T0NITE! fWNlE0FTs Phis "Arson Racket Squad" 1 (5w vS? to a?&i' ll p;c; fT- ''i t 1 ALICE TT7TTNE DyTACK 1 V rXKO Be It From the Bening 338 jjiXJji!! 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