MEDFOTID MATL TRrRtTNTE. rETVFO'R'D, (VR-EGOy, FRTTVAY. OCTOBTO 14. 1933.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
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Rogue Fishing Beat Best angling
In Oregon at prisent ! ottered by
-salmon la coastal itreama and the
Bogue river, the state fishing com
mission'! jreekly bulletin said today.
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Driver Fined Holbert O. DeWol!.
18. of Vale was fined 3.50 and M.rO
eosu In justice of the peace court
yesterday for driving car without
-an operator's license. He pleaded
guilty. He was cited by state police
on the Pacific highway October 12.
A.A.C.W. to Meet American As
sociation of University Women will
convene tomorrow at 12:30 p. m. In
the Holland hotel for luncheon and a
"special program. All members are
asked to be present.
HmAil Rlaz A small blaze In the
..... mai.hinji At the Render Tea
and Coffee company, 40 North Bart
lett street yesterday afternoon was
extinguished without damage by thi
'fire department's chemical crew. The
fire occurred at 4:10 p. m.
Drnnks Sentenced Appearing be
fore City Judge Allen D. Curry this
morning, both charged with drunS
wmard Fhelan. 39. of Med-
'ford was sentenced to 10 days In
jail, and Joe Nolan, 70, of Medford
to five days.
Hunter Fined Daniel W. Frye. 85,
Box 70, Route 4, was fined 925 and
I4.S0 costs In justice of the peace
court this morning for hunting with
out a license. He pleaded gul.ty
when arraigned before Judge William
B. Coleman. The charge was filed by
gtate police of the game division.
Bird Hnnter Fined Wallace L.
Ohrt, 10, Box 19. Spring street, was
fined 125 and $4.50 costs by Judge
Wllllsm R. Coleman In justice of tr.e
peace court this morning for hunt
ing quail during closed season. lis
(leaded guilty to the charge, fiM
By stale pouce.
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DANCE
AT
ROGUE ELK
SAT. NITE OCT 15
SPON80RF.D BY
UPPER BOGIE ORANGE
Musle by Hal Grow's Orchestra
Men 50c Ladies Free
To Klamath Falls Mrs. Robert
Hart of Klamath Falls, former Med
ford resident, was a visitor here to
day. Her sister, Miss Betty Vllm,
was to return to Klamath Falls with
her this afternoon for a visit over the
week-end.
tee
Green Here Roan Green recently
arrived In Medford and Is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Oreen. at their home on Route 3.
Mr. Oreen recently completed a year's
flying course with the naval air
corps In Pensacola. Fla., and Is now
a cadet In the air corps. He for
merly lived In this city.
To Keep Roads Open In response
to several Inquiries. Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce announced to
day It had been Informed that roadi
within Crater I-ake national park
would be kept open again this win
ter. The chamber said It had neon
so Informed by E. P. Leavltt, park
superintendent. The chamber of
commerce has addressed an Inquiry
to James Bromley, resident engineer
of the state highway commission at
Grants Pass, to ascertain whether the
state plans to keep the highways
to the park opened this winter as In
the past two years.
. .
Pictured With Feller A proud
boy today was little Bobby Walker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Verl. Walker of
203 West Jackson boulevard. The
reason? Bobby had his photograph
taken with Bobby Feller, sensational
young pitcher of the Cleveland In
dians, the other day when he was In
Portland. The picture showing the
two Bobbles was published In the
Oregonlan. It was taken at the air
port where Feller boarded a United
Malnllner for Ban Francisco. Mrs.
Walker and Bobby, who had been
sojourning In Portland, returned home
this morning by train.
Pert Talks County Coroner Fran
Perl of Medford led a discussion on
professional topics at a meeting uf
southern Oregon funeral directors
last night at the Elk hotel at Klam
ath Falls. Other speakers on the
program were Will M. Dodge of Ash
land and Earl WhlUock and Wlllard
Ward of Klamath Falls. Will Dodge
president of the association, presided
at the monthly meeting. Also at
tending the meeting was George Ryan
of Portland, state secretary. Invita
tion from Grants Pass members to
hold the next meeting there was ac
cepted. Mrs. Mae Hall and Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Hull of Grants Pass were
appointed program and banquet com
mittee.
From Ashland Ashland residents
visiting in Medford this morning In
luded Ned Mars and Clyde Dunham
In Ashland Duke Lorton of Car.
glU Court apartments spent Thursday
In Ashland visiting friends.
Speeder Pays Martin L. Millard,
30, of Klamath Falls was fined DO
and 84-50 costs In Justice of wo
peace court this morning for speeding
a truck on Crater Lake highway near
Trall, October 10. He pleaded guilty
to the charge, preferred by Deputy
Sheriff William Orenbemer.
Grange Dance Central Pont
Grange will sponsor a dance In tho
hall tomorrow night, with musle rj
Dickey's three-piece ' orchestra. Tho
public Is welcome. This will be the
first of a aeries of fall activities of
the Orange. Dancing will be from
9 to 12.
From Eugene Jack Foster, repre
sentative of the Coca Cola Bottllnq
company from Eugene, has been
tranactlng business In this city. He
will leave tonight on the train for
Palo Alto where he will attend the
Oregon-Stanford football game to
morrow. He was registered at the
Hotel Medford.'
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Crash Charged Ernest E. Newton
of 304 Ashland avenue, charged with
violation of the basic traffic rule.
Is scheduled to appear In city court
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. New
ton, city police said, drove 80 miles
an hour on North Riverside avenue
early this morning and. In attempt
ing to negotiate a curve, smashed
Into a service station sign near tho
Pine Cone.
Evelyn Bittner and
Curtis Barnes Head
Cast of Local Movie
D. w. Balrd. cameraman who Is
filming the home talent movie, "Run-
nln' wild," today listed the cast for
the production and then returned to
his work of filming scenes In the
picture. Today was spent filming
party scenes and other sequences at
the beautiful home of J. H. Owen.
The leading lady In the production
will be Evelyn Bittner, while Curtis
Barnes will play the leading mascu
line role. The comedian la Jack
Parker and the comedienne Maxlne
White. The two scheming crooks are
played by Warren Loffer and Vert
Stephenson. Others with parts In
the picture are Euseb Dallalre, Leo
Sakralda. Mildred Smith, Pauline
Champlaln, Rose Meadows, Joyce
Young. L. Benjamin. Dick Balse,
Dick Reum, Ted Llndley, Buck Le-
land, "Loyd Rauw, Ethyl Leely. Don
Elliott, Paul Dlmlck, Fred Meadows,
Ruth Meadows, Dwlght Albright and
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concentration. It produces intense heat by con
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Concentrated in the pages of your daily
newspaper is the news of the world, all the
essential facts of far-flung battle lines, the
discoveries of science, the administration of
government, the world of sport, business and
entertainment .
This concentration of information produces
intense reader interst, which begets results
for advertisers. Few persons realize, until
they have experienced isolation, how intense is
the desire for news. Advertising, too, is news.
The burning question in business today is
how to spend wisely, without waste, for the
things of solid value. In the field of adver
tising the newspaper is an obvious answer.
Medford Mail Tribune
"Marie Antoinette" Here Sunday
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Barn Dance Trio
Qene Autry, supported by frog
voiced Smiley Burnette and demure
Helen Valkls, brings his songs of the
range to the Rosy theatre for tomor
row only In "The Old Barn Dance."
Episode 9 of the "Dick Tracy" aerial
will be on the aame program.
CUPID WAITS ON
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Flan Beaver Befu(
ALBANY, Oct. 14. AP) The
Santlam Fish and Game Protective
auoclatlon proposed a Beaver creek
refuge today to give the unwanted
beaver a home and permit worried
farmers to live In peace.
Appearing with Norma Shearer In
the spectacular film production,
'Marie Antoinette," which opens a
three-day run Sunday at the Cra-
terian theatre, at regular prices, will
be Robert Morley In the role of
King Louis XVI. Not very well known
to movie-goers. Morley s portrayal of
Franco's wastrel king has resulted In
one of the most widely acclaimed
characterizations any player has ever
enjoyed and has put hira in the front
for the academy award presented to
the player for the outstanding per
formance of the year.
Claudette Colbert Coming to Rialto
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POftTLAND, Oct. 14. (AP)
Larger food markets reported 10 per
cent gains this week compared with
last. Dun's review said today in its
weekly survey of the Portland trad
ing area.
Variety retailers and wholesalers
said business was up about fi per
cent. Cooler weather stimulated
clothing and shoe sales.
Relief loads began to reveal a sea
sonal Increase.
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 14. ( AP)
Cupid waited uncertainly in the
Multnomah county Jail today after
Raymond Dale Kramer, 84, waived
extradition at a hearing before U. 8.
Commissioner Kenneth Frazler for
his removal to West Virginia on a
murder Indictment.
Kramer, who had been working In
Eugene as a paper hanger under an
assumed name, said he and his Eu
gene fiancee would decide whether I
they would marry after he appeared
before a federal Judge late today.
The prisoner, accused of participat
ing In a holdup which resulted in
the shooting of James Gil Us at
Terra Alta. W. Vs.. in 1934. planned
to wed last Saturday and had even
purchased a ring. The arrest by FBI
agents, however, interrupted the ro
mance.
The Eugene girl visited him at
the Jail today.
Raymond Teets, said to have been
Kramer's companion, received a Ufa
sentence.
"Old Oregon" Moved '
PORTLAND. Oct. 14. (AP) The
battleship Oregon, mighty Spanish-
American war fighter, docked at her
permanent berth today in the Wil
lamette river memorial park at the
foot of 8. w, Jefferson street.
Thug Victim "Holds Own"
PORTLAND. Oct. 14. ( AP) Mrs.
Isaac Segel, 63, critically stabbed la
a struggle with a robber yesterday,
was "holding her own" at a hospital
today. Police said the description of
her assailant tallied with that of
a man seen loitering In the neigh
borhood.
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One of tho most thrilling dramas
of recent years was Max Miller's
"I Cover the Waterfront, which had
Claudette Colbert, Ernest Torrence
and Ben Lyon In featured roles.
It comes to the Rialto theatre- for
Sunday and Monday In a return
engagement which will have Alex
ander Dumas' "Count of Monte
Crlsto" aa the added feature on the
twin bill.
the Musical Mountaineers with C. W.
Dorothy and Alios Gillette.
A regular Hollywood premiere will
be 'conducted Tuesday evening at the
Rialto theatre when the first showing
of "Runnln" Wild" -will be glvnn.
D. W. Batrd, who has been filming
the movie for the Rialto and making
a newsreel for the Mall Tribune, sold
that Medford would get a sample of
the kind of party the Hollywood
theatres put on at the first showing
of feature productions, except that
the shortness of time aa well as
expense will not permit the blazing
In lights of the names of the lending
characters. But there "rill be loud
speakers In front of the brilliantly
lighted theatre, to make the an
nouncements to the crowd that is
expected to gather before the doors
open.
People will not be permitted to
enter the theatre until after the
arrival of the members of the cart,
who will be driven up to the entrance
In brand-new cars, furnished by auto
dealers of Medford. They will be
dressed In formal evening attire, and
will step from their limousines as the
featured playera of the film colony
do at the Initial showings of their
best productions.
As they arrive, each member of the
cast will be announced, and will step
to the microphone and make a short
talk, telling something of his or her
part in the production, before enter
ing the theatre to see the picture on
the screen.
All the boys and girls of Medford
and the Medford territory are urged
to participate in the big pet parade
tomorrow afternoon starting prompt
ly at 1:30 in front of the Chamber
of Commerce building. Many indi
vidual and group shots will be taken
as well as pictures of the entire
parade and all will be shown In
conjunction with the Mall Tribune
newsreel and "Runnln Wild" on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of next week, October 18, 19 and 20.
C. L. Perkii
DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY
Phone 272. 13S 8. Central Ave.
Medford, Ore.'
.HEPPNER. Oct. 14. (AP) Sheriff
C. J. D. Baumen sought Hiram John
son today after members of his
family reported him missing since
Tuesday night.
Johnson's daughter, Mrs. Wayne
Balrd, said he set out for home after
trading his old truck for a new
one at Pendleton. Mrs. Balrd and
the missing man's wife accompanied
him to Pendleton and returned ahead
of him.
The sheriff examined the highway
route, but found no evidence of an
accident.
LAY 'AD' TRICKERY
TO
PORTLAND, Oct. 14. (AP) Ore
gon travel authorities didn't like
It. They complained today a San
Francisco publication promoting the
Golden Gate exposition pictured Mt
Hood and Crater lake with the bay
bridges and the California sea coast,
but failed to mention they didn't
belong to California.
VL
JOB
PENNER
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pins this added Western thrill:
BOB BAKER In "Last Stand"
Xotlre of Hearing on Final Account
ana Report or Aciminisirator,
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed, Ruth Warren, as Executrix of
tne la st win and Testament oi
Stephen B. Hill, deceased, that she
did on the 13th day of October, 193B.
file in the County Court of the state
of Oregon for Jackson County, her
First and Final Account and Report
as Executrix of the La.it Will and
Testament of Stephen B. Hill, de
ceased, In which court said estate is
pending; that thereupon, on sail
date an order was duly made and
entered In said court fixing the 13th
day of November, 1038, at the hour uf
io:oo ociock a. in., as the time, ana
the courtroom of the County Court
of Jackson County, Oregon,- as the
place, for hearlnn any objections t
.said Final Account and Report and
lor the settlement of said estate.
Now, therefore, all persons having
objections to said Final Account ana
Report snail make the same at sa:u
time and place.
Dated: This 13th day of October
193. RUTH WARREN.
As Executrix of the Last Will and Tes
tament of Stephen B. Hill, deceased.
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