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PAGE FITfi DR. ALDRICH TELLS Maurice Scores Craterian Hit In Holly Hit Local and Personal MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, lEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRTL 1032. V Fmm Phoenl George Elfers of Phoenix wa in lied ford today at tending to business matters. Visiting Relatives Mrs, Howard Williamson left Friday for Oakland, Cal., where she I visiting relatives. Business Callers Lowell Tracy of Gold Hill and William Pennington of Central Point are attending to business matters In Medford today. ' In City Today Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Colby of Ashland and A. D. Lewis. Jr.. of Prospect are among those reg istered at local hotels. On Business A. K. Child, publicity director lor the Multnomah hotel, Portland, la spending today In Med ford on business. ... North Carolina Visitor Arthur Q Koenlg of Greensboro, N, 0., was among the week-end wlsltors In Med ford who arrived on Saturday. . Here from Hood Rive: A. W. Petera and Mlsa Betty Peters of Hood River were among the Saturday visitors In Medford. Back from Cater Lake Ernest Roa tel of tfhe Crater Lake national park headquarters ataff arrived home last evening from having spent the week end at the park. From Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller of Eugene are in Medford to day, having arrived yesterday. Mr. Miller represents ttie Eugene Neon Sign company. ... Insurance Men Leave M. K. Sprott and Otto E. Bagley, Insurance com pany representatives In this city sev eral days last week, left Sunday for Klamath Falls. Mr. Hedrtck In North E. H. Hed rick, superintendent of local schools, la In Portland today attending meet ings scheduled In the northern city In the Interests of Oregon's educa tional program. From Pasco Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Morgan of Pasco, Wash., arrived In Medford today to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart of Central Point. Mr. Morgan plans to return In three or four days, and Mrs. Morgan will re main about two weeks. ... Plans Dinner Meeting Plans for a dinner meeting to be held Thursday evening of this week are being formu lated by members of the Business and Professional Women's club. Def inite announcement of the place and program will be made In the near future. From State Points From points In Oregon outside of Portland, the fol lowing are registered at local hotels: J. J. Shaw and H. O. Egeberg of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Starr of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kastel, O. W. Weir and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller of Eugene and R. A. Blyth of Oswego. From Washington Among the guesta at local hotela from Wash ington are Mr. and Mrs. Chas. O. n nf TniwnA. w. H. Mason and F. E. Fortner of Vancouver, and the following from Seattle: a. J. t . . m Ti Mrs. W. H. Hayden and two children. Miss Bemlce Cud- hie, F. W. Anderson and a. n uenv- Returning South Mr. and Mrs. Rr?iT left here bv motor this morning for their home at Santa Rosa, Cal, via the Redwood high way. Mrs. Brazier has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ernes . d.w and her mother, Mrs. J. W. WHey, Y. haa- (11 fnr th T)SSt flVS weeks. Mr. Brazier has been a guest of the Biaena for me inv Retlstered from California From California, the following out-of-state autos registered with Lee Oarlock this forenoon: J. W. Cunningham of Pittsburg, Chas. A. Mitchell, Jr., of San Jose. M. B. Sweet of Richmond, Ous Copulous of Los Angeles, Harry Catuzzo of Hilt, Raymond O. Hoeffer and Mm. Ludeman of San Francisco. H. V. Vanderhoof of Olympla, Wash., also registered today. Spent Week-end Here Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wood spent the week end In Medford and Grants Pass from their home. Wildcat ranch, at Prospect. Saturday, Mr. Wood went fishing with "Rainbow" Gibson of Grants Pass, and rcutrned to Medford with a 32-pound salmon. As a re sult, Mr. and Mrs. Wood and Dr. and Mrs. Jud Rlckert enjoyed a salmon dinner yesterday. Mr. Wood also at tended the gun club shoot Sunday. From Stale MetropolisGuests from Portland at Medford hotels yesterday Included Miss Edith Hohnsteln. R. O. Zau, Sr., R. O. Zau, Jr, H. C. Holmes. L. E. Larsen, J. J. Oerber, R. Breed love, Oeneva Chaplin, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Hammersly, C. F. Hawkins, E. S. Sawyer, K. A. Johnston. P. J. Helirerson, F. R. Mounce, Miss E. I Looseli, C. Walton Lorue, Nell Mar ' felt, J. A. Helzer. Wm. A. Hesse. Will Stone and F. M. Sartor!. ... Will Be Admitted to Concert Any one paying membership dues for next year In advance to the southern Ore gon branch of the Civic Music asso ciation, will be admitted with this year's members of the association at the concert Thursday evening of Coe Olsde, famous contralto, who will sine at the Senior high school audi torium. All guests at the concert must bring their membership cards with them. Wm. F. Isaacs, president of the association, stated today. From Bear stale Registrations from California at local hotels Sun day Included Dr. L. L. Walls. T A. Lovejoy. J. O. WotxU. Mr. and Mrs. Precourt, C. W. Crockett. E. T. Mc Huih. J. S. Oolclberg of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Raymond of Stockton. P. H. Mears of Pomona, Mr. and Mrs Orland Wilcox of Sacra mento. C. E. Parker of San Jose. 8 W Coombs of Oakland. Patrice Neely of s-anta Barbara. L. J. Templln of San Pedro and the following from SAn Franciwo: C. W. Delloff. Joe Romalne, Mr. and Mis. B. J. Levy and R. O. Hoellex Fire at Nat A flue fire at Mer rick's Natatorlum on North River side, about 7:30 last evening, did not result in any damage, according to a report ol tne local fire department. From Distant Places Visitors from a distance arriving In Medford Sun day Included B. D. Boyer of Chicago, HI.. F. A. Pruess of Minneapolis, Minn, and Mias Mary C. Leahy of Kansas City, Mo. Returns from South Mrs. R. F. Anderson returned to Medford from Oakland. Cal, today on the Shasta, after having been called south by the death of her son-ln-law. H. H. Helms, a former Medford resident. Mrs. An derson spent a week In the south. . Postmaster In Portland Postmaster Wm. J. Warner left Sunday for Port land, where today he was to appear before the- federal grand Jury as a witness In a case. I'ndergo Operations Mrs. Chris. Schlffer Is reported getting along nicely, following a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital. Jack Clark Is also In the hospital, having undergone an operation. Stops at Port Dr. Patden of Oak land, Cal, physician for the Pacific Air Transport, Boeing and Varney air lines, stopped at the Medford air port today. Dr. Patden gives all of the pilots examinations once each month. He was scheduled to con tinue north on the 3 o'clock plane. Reports to Police Homer F. Wes cott of the Sedgwick Real Estate cor poration of Syracuse, N. Y, repotted to the city police station yesterday to leave his card and Inform the officers that he did not have any Lindbergh Money. Westcott's car was the one reported at the Ivy street market Friday evening, the occupants of which attempted to cash a 20 bill. OF AT STATERUM RULE BOSTON, April 18. (A1) William H. Mitchell, secretary of the Liberal Civic league, made public a telegram today which he said was received from Franklin D. Roosevelt, candi date for the Democratic presidential nomination. It was In answer to a request by the league for Roosevelt's stand on prohibition. The telegram, Mitchell said, read as follows: "Please consider I still maintain 10P per cent by earlier expression of opinion favoring the return of con trol of Intoxicants to the several states. This is definite. I have on many oocas ions agreed wi th you r statement that the time has come for definite action." Picture frames mads to order. The Peasleys. opp Holly theater. Phone 642 We'll naul away your refiwe. City Sanir-arv Servlo. Dr. Wm. Aldrlch of the govern ment experimental orchard acquaint ed members of the Ktwanls club with the type of work being done at the orchard In an address at the regular club luncheon at the Hotel Medford today noon. The government' aim, he pointed out. Is to help the pear grower make more money by reducing his produc tion coats. Experiments are being made to show the value of water In the production of more and larger fruit. Trees, as people, Dr. Aldrlch point ed out, need water. The experimen tal work carried on at the orchard near tftls city will determine the best time for applying the water to the trees In view of better fruit, he stated. The benefits to be derived by local business men through the production of fruit at lower costs, was empha sized to the club members by the speaker In conclusion. Olin Arnsplger of the Talent and Medford Irrigation districts expressed his apprect talon of the information being brought to growers and irri gation district heads by the govern mental experimentation. R. G. Fow ler, county agent, also added a word of appreciation of Dr. Aldrlch's work and instructive talk. Sf Oregon Weather. Fair east portion tonight and Tuesday, with local frosts tonight; unsettled, with rain tonight or Tues day, west portion; fresh south winds offshore. Auto glass installed wni.e you wait Prices right. Brill tfneet Metal Works Tonite Tomorrow THE FUNNIEST FILM SINCE ABIE'S IRISH ROSEI Don't Mill This -Comedy Drama 1 V V" nig . t 3 Townl . u . V 1. - 'it" ! "The HEART of HEW YORK" with OrnrjEe Sidney, Ruth Hall Donald Cook, Smith and Dale Hie MTfamlnu Ptory of a family nf panprr who berame million aires oxer nlht. AIo Graham MrNamre Newt Miftcey Moti Kartoon "The HI111II0 Master? By S. . Van Pine (By Jack Ret law.) The peppiest, snappiest, cleverest laugh-song picture that has been proffered In Medford for many moons Is now showing today and tomorrow at the Fox Craterian theater flth Inimitable Maurice Chevalier and a magnificent supporting cast, in that sparkling hit, "One Hour With- You." This great singing comedy has that undefiniable "it" of which you have heard so much and only Clara Bow herself can match flaming per sonality. "One Hour With You" hasn't a serious or dull moment in It. With gorgeous Jeanotte MacDonald and Oenevleve Tobin, two blondes and oh I what blondes together with Charles Ruggles, Roland Young and a whole galaxy of other celebrities, this picture keeps you either roaring with laughter or listening rapturous ly as clever eong after song is so ex cellently presented. One of the smartest added attrac tions on this program is the local debut of Madge, clever organist, as a songstress. As a part of her nifty solo feature she sings two songs, and with the opening of the program yes terday, she was awarded enormous applause. Hear her sing for the first time In Medford. A Karl Dane and George K. Arthur comedy rounds out a dandy ensemble of entertainment. C.E. A discussion 01 "Russia" consti tuted the sixth topic in the series of popular discussion periods spon sored by the Presbyterian senior Christian Endeavor, Sunday, under WUliston Blgler, leader for the evening. Devotionals were led by Sp liver. Maxlne Bohnert a request reading. The discussion period Guardlna Palmerton and Helen Wil son. Miss Palmerton spoke In favor of Russia and Miss Wilson against. H. F. W, presented featured '' Oeorge Sidney, famom comedian, who has appeared In so many feature comedies with Charlie Murray, la the featured player In "The Heart of New York," the comedy of the big town and the attraction at the Holly for tonight and tomorrow. 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(X Qarartmmt picture ' fr.'A IT'' -t I Eve. 30c Also Also HEAR MADGE SING For the First Time Here! Karl Geo. K. Dane and Arthur In Comedy Cyclone COMING Edmund Claudatte LOWE and COLBERT Wed. and Thurs. In "The Misleading Lady" Also Special Stage Act TonlKUt Last Times Eddie Cantor in "Palmy Days" TUESDAY ONE DAY ONLY TUESDAY rjj'. nun nit ,n hat tauirh-Hit EOdieUUILLAN "Neck and Neck" ANT BEAT 15 Register NOW Swearing In of Votei la Prohibited by the Constitution Begister at the Court House or with your Local Precinot Registrar APRIL 19 Is Last Day To Register Before Primary Election The only exception applies to those who voted at any election In the last two years and who have not since changed their legal residence. Delilia Stevens Meyer County Clerk. At Geary and Taylor the San Fran clico fliltor finds San Pranclsco'snnest hotel. Here, thosa who appreciate an enTlronroent of quiet liveliness are sure to be found each year tees world travelers returning to enjoy its hospit able atmosphere. Fortunately the Cllft, physically new the (rreater part yet old with lis years of located In the err cen' lUn San here th me-up to the Jaded appetite. On tht main Door are two other equally fam ous restaurants, the Florentine I and the unique, dellfthtrnih Conee shop, j The UIIR Koora lust onmia-- FrsnrUfl- ,T-L5 CUP' . . o" I .. ... : ' Uii.ii r arrrtrb Left lie busy Ifeteeralnc life of erkeley turilna: up to nils on the opposite shore miles away. The view irom nere is iruiy marvelous, a teriallre to tired nerves, aueats il 11 that no guest cause to object to the as lacklnr In that atmosphere ot friendliness and personal service that has been so Important in present day methods of hotel hospitality. Al though the Cllft is a major hotel ol Sin Francisco, although It is rated a supreme in service and value-givlne;,' marvelous, a sedative to tired nerves, yet the rates there are surprisingly 4 delight to .the Jaundloed eje, nkk-Jjow, , Tl rale (tart tt S3 linsle and
