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PAGE SEVEN Local and Mra. Brown HI Mr. E. Q. Brown, wu reported yesterday aa being 1U ; at her borne here, , I I nospltal Patient H. M. Sowash of Talent underwent a minor operation at the Community hospital Tuesday., Undergoes Operation Mra. Herbert Dtu worth of Trail underwent a ma jor operation at the Community hos pital Tuesday. t For Medical Care Mra. Joseph Wright of Central Point is a patient at the Community hospital this week for medical care. Mrs. Ashpole 111 Mrs. Roy Ashpole of Eagle Point underwent a major operation at the Community hospital here today and was reported getting along satisfactorily. $ MoCanna Apprehended Charles McCanna, who thla summer escaped from the Curry county Jail, was ap prehended in Klamath Palis yester day, according to state police here. Astnronomy Class Meets The class in elementary astronomy will meet this evening at the Junior high school at 7:30 .o'clock. A large attendance Is anticipated. Lost Boy Found Jesse Walton, re ported missina: by his mother, Mrs. C. W. Bailey of Eagle Point, was lo cated yesterday by state police. He had gone to Klamath Falls, then on to Chlloquln and Dunsmulr, Cal. Clippers stolen City police re ceived a report today of the theft of a pair of Andla Master DeLuxe elec tric clippers from the Stephenson and Fry barber shop at 14 North Front street. i T Thorndlke Goes North Eugene Tnorndtke of the First National bank is leaving for Portland to attend the meeting there Friday of the agricul tural committee of the State Bankers asoclatlon. . T Mra. Marsh Here Mra. B. E. Marsh has arrived in Medford from Portland to Join her husband, manage of the Holly theater here. In making their home in this city. They axe now located at the Schuler apartments. . Two Drivers Fined Ralph Woldor mar and A. C. Bad ore k. arrested by Officer Tom Robinson last night on North Riverside and charged with reckless driving, appeared before Judge A. D. Curry thla morning and were fined $lfi each. P.-T..A. to Meet The Junior high achol Parent-Teacher association will hold a regular meeting Friday even ing, and as this week Is education week the topic for the evening will be devoted to the education of chil dren. The name of the speaker will be announced later. Artisans Plan party The Artiaan y lodge will hold an open meeting at the K. P. hall, Fifth and Grape streets, on Thursday evening, Novem ber 9, at 8:15. The program includes music, songs, tap and toe-dancing, games, cards, dancing and refresh ments. The public is invited. p Dr. Salade Improved The condi tion of Dr. L. A. Salade, who under went a major operation at the Com munity hospital following an acute attack of appendicitis, was reported as slightly better today. His health was continuing to improve as steadily as possible under the circumstances, the hospital reported. Wilder Not Guilty Pete, Wilder, who appeared In Justice court today on a charge of reckless driving, the result of the accident on North River side, in Which Raymond Bingham was Injured, was found not guilty. He entered a guilty plea- to a charge of failure to have an operator's license and was fined 95. The fine was sus pended. Teachers' Chorus The Teachers' Chorus will hold a rehearsal Satur . A day morning, November 11, at 10:30 o'clock, in the auditorium of the courthouse. This rehearsal la held a week earlier than the regular meeting to make final preparations for the entertainment which la to be given at Same Valley, November 17. All members are urged to be present. Prayer Meeting Tonight Re. E. A. Oldenburg of the First Presbyterian church will conduct the regular prayer meeting there this evening in the absence of Rev. W. J. Howell, who has been Invited to Grants Pass to preach in the First Baptist church there. While in the neighboring city. Reverend and Mrs, Howell will be dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. John Haman. Reverend Haman Is iastor of the .Grants Pass Presbyterian church. A American .Legion n Saturday Night ORIENTAL GARDENS MEN $1.00 Free Feed, Elks' Personal Table Rock Club Meets There will be a meeting of the Table Rock Com munity club Friday evening of this week, It was announced today, for the annual election of officers. SlLVt.l SCREEN REVIEW By Mary Grelnrt Kelly. IX you are on who enjoys a pic ture for the acting, by all means don't mlaa "Tlie Narrow Corner." which opened to a substantial house at the Rlalto yesterday. For here la a pic ture which combines creative acting with Intelligent direction, and be cause of the two Is really worth while. The story (Somerset Maugham's) although not exactly new, Is one with plenty of romantic appeal, even for the Jaded appetite. And while It's South Sea Island stuff. It has a twist or two that takes it away from the former patterns. Douglas Fairbanks. Jr., gives all he has in this one; illttle Patricia Ellis Is a real surprise; Ralph Bellamy is at his best. But the real acting Is by those not featured. And you'd better try and catch their names yourself. Grid Stars Head Cast Of Football Picture At Holly "With this squad of gridiron bat tlers, I could whip any football team In the country, and that goes for the national champion Trojans, the Ram bling Irish of Notre Dame. North western, Bucknell, west Point and th wiut nf trm crack outflta." declared Pat O'Brien to a gTOup of actors in the cast of "College Coach." wnicn opens today with Pat in the title role. "That's pretty strong, Pat," warn ed Dick Powell. "There are plenty of powerful clubs this year, but you should be able to win with this lineup: Griffith, U. S. C, halfback; War burton. TJ. S. C, quarterback, and McNelsh, U. S. C, halfback, who play behind a ' forv ard line of Captain Ford Palmer, U. 8. C, and Muller, U. C. L. A., ends; Harper, TJ. S. O., and Tearlck, TJ. C. L. A., tackles; Rosenberg and Williamson, TJ. 8. C. guards, with Captain Coates, TJ.-C. L. A. centering the ball." The regular cast features Dick Powell as the college hero, Ann Dvorak. Pat O'Brien, Lyle Talbot, Ar thur Byron, Hugh Herbert, Arthur Hohl and Philip Faversham. Ghosts Stalk On Holly Stage For Big Spook Party Tonight brings to the Holly the ater at a special midnight matinee the spook party, to -be held on the stage, beginning at 11 p. m. Ala Din. well known mystic, will appear on the stage and conduct a spiritualistic seance, at which a skeleton will come to life, skulls will talk, spirits will raise tables, and thrl.l of thrills, the ghost will materialize and be with the audience in person. Manager Marsh assures his patrons the chilliest, thrilllest evening of en tertainment they have ever witnessed. nd he saya they will come away as- uMaaHUuazwtK&ajkwsa R. C. A. PERFECT SOUND TONITE-Carole Lombard in "From Hell To Heaven" Tomorrow Richard Cromwell in "That's My Boy" 7 Ends Tonlte Jack Buchanan In "YES, MR. BROWN" ' starts Tomorrow "I COVER THE WATERFRONT" Armistice DANCE LADIES FREE Temple at Noon sured that there really are ghoiU and spirits. Preceding this distinct novelty In entertainment, the management will present a special screen attraction. "The Sphtni," featuring Lionel At will. The show begins at 11 o'clock, and children will not be admitted unless accompanied by an adult. The Medford Oleemen will start their series of visitations to the granges next Monday, it was an nounced today by chamber of com merce officials. The Phoenix Grange Is first on the list for this season and the meeting will be held in the Phoenix high school gymnasium, Monday, November 13th, at 8 p. m. Those who desire to attend from Medford are asked to communicate with Jack Swem, chairman of the lnter-city visitation committee, of the chamber of commerce, or to the chamber of commerce direct, so that grange officials at Phoenix may be notified of the number to expect. The visits to the granges by the Oleemen are made possible through the sale of associate memberships and those citizens who have not-et pur chased memberships are urged to do so. The money raised by this means is used in purchasing musical scores and unless sufficient memberships are obtained, the Glecmen will have to forego their civic work and grange visits, it was announced by R. W. Frame, president. An associate membership costing 2.00 entitles the holder and two frlenda to two concerts which will be put on at a later date. The grange concert and others held In the rural districts are entirely free. Card of Thankn. Wa wish to thank our friends lor their kindness and for the beau'.trul floral offerings at the time of our recent bereavement. D. T. Cox and Family. Mra. Louisa Gregory and Family. I cvaMv .... , -x.-.;. . . . r r lYtifH I See What Happens When With Doug;. Fairbanks, Jr. Attend the 9:00 o'clock show . . . See the complete regular program and stay for pre-showing of TRICK FOR TRICK! THRILL As two f"fv other ofthe ft "tin r J. 1 1 irt.WiAmJa Remember ... the Rlalto Theatre only has J00 seals and only and maybe not that manyl KMED Broadcast Schedule Thursday 8:00 Breakfast news by Mnil Tri bune. 8:05 Musical Clock 8:15 A Peerless parade 8:30 Shopping Oulde 8 :4S News - parade 9:00 Friendship circle 0:30 Morning melody 9:45 Meeting of the Martha Meade society 10:00 U. 8. weather forecast 10:00 Eb and Zeb 10:15 Musical notes. 10:30 The Pet program 10:45 Vignettes 11:00 The Grants Pass hour 11:15 Martial muslo 11:30 Radio Protective Diet league 11:45 Song and comedy 12:00 Mid-day review 12:15 Popularity 12:30 News flashes by Mall Tri bune 12:30 Songs of old 12 :45 Hollywood Impressions 1:00 Varieties 2:00 Classified edition of the air 3:00 Radio bridge hour 3:15 Songs for everyday 3:30-KMED program review 3:35 Music of old 4:00 Judge Rutherford 4:15 Cocktail of music 4:30 S. O. N. S. 4 :45 Mastcrworks 5:00 Cecil and Sally 5:15 Popular parade 5:30 SI and Elmer 5:45 News digest by Mall Tribune 6:00 Medford Theatre Guide 6:15 With the masters 6:30 Interlude 6:45 Holly-Tlme 7:00 The Hawk 7:15 Berrydale on the Air 7:30 Eventide 7:45 to 8:00 Medford Jr. High "Spook Night" Now On Rialto Program Since the first "Spook Night" was put on at the Rlalto theater Hal lowe'en night, the theater has had 1 many calls for a second one. So. tonight is again "Spook Night" at the Rlalto and those attending the 9:00 I o'clock show are Invited to remain as guests after the regular program I Ends Tomorrow A Man of the World Meets a Lovely Jungle Girl Who Has Never Known the Magic Delights of Love! SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S The NARROW CORNER Patricia Ellis TONIGHT IS "SPOOK FOR THRILL! LAUGH FOR LAUGH! naglcians expose each and show you the inside magic racket 1 See TOCUli Ralph Morgan Victor Jory Sally Blane No extra charge for the extra show. IT'S FUN TO BE FOOLED... ITS MORE FUN TO FRIDAY SATURDAY George O'Brien at His Best in Zane Grey's Action 'CM M VRi Lttl I (AIL flittf tmum n aatimn for a preview showing of "Trick for Trick." a mystery drama in which secrets of magic are revealed as two magicians vie with each other for superiority. Ralph Morgan, Victor Jory and Sally Blane are featured. The film Is said to reveal all the tricks, fakes snd deceit with which magicians amaze their victims. Reward Offered for Swan. B ELTON, Tex. (UP) A prodigal swan that left Its home on Lake Basset near here has been the ob ject of a two-weeks hunt by city oflclals and unemployed. The fact that a 7 50 reward for the swan's return was offered by the city man ager, caused scores of unemployed to Join the search. The gird was Isst seen floating lazily down the Leon river. LOWiXL, Mass. (UP) Although a mayoralty candidate in the recent primaries here had 40 members on his campaign committee In one pre cinct, he received only 37 votes. 4 BOSTON. (UP) The wife of Mal colm E. Nichols, former mayor of Boston, Is the twin sister of his first wife, who died In 1926. Regular communication of Reamea Chapter, O. E. S Wednesday evening. Novem ber 8. at 8 o'clock. Visit ing members welcome. HATT1E M. ALiDEN, Secy. h CE Dreamland TONIGHT DINTY MOORE'S LITTLE GIANTS Men 25c , Ladies 10c Night Ralph Bellamy NITE 3"; '..'jr 1 :'-:.:.vj KNOW ',00 tlikets will be sold . . n Romance M iv If IS A --: Roof Flashing and gutters. Brill Metal Works. F00 LATE 10 CLASSIFY CASH PAJD for moo teooadiianc uits. odd oottU. oats snd &aues Will H WliSOQ 92 N Proot 3t. WANTED To buy good horse, weight about 1400 lbs. KC, care Mall Tri bune, tr FOR SALE Barley straw, both baled and loose. Phone 331-R. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Dora E. Smith, south half Anderson ranch. Talent. FOR RENT Modern 6-room house, with range. 39 Meyers St. GOOD HOME Fair wages for girl or unincumbered lady, in exchange for housework services. Must oe reliable; good cook. References re quired. Box 1121, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Adjustable wheel-chair. C. E. Borg, Talent. HAILED BY THE NATION'S PRESS YEAR'S GREATEST PICTURE LIBERTY MAGAZINE awarded it 4 STARS " EXTRAORDINARY I A GRAND PICTURE 1" WARREN WILLIAM MAY ROBSON GUY KIBBEE WLtNUA rAKKtU JEAN PARKER . I r ii THE PICTURE THAT MAKES MAY ROBSON A STAR! SUNDAY w 'ft) FOR S A LE 3 30 -g al '.on capacity oil tank. Will trade for cow. Phone 3-F-ll. WILL TRADE 25 A good bottom land, all in cultivation and cle&r. for good house in Mfdford. In quire at Ue-a Men's hop, 103 W. Main. Medford. Baldwin Pianos 10 DISCOUNT ON GRAND PIANOS AT PRESENT LOW PRICES UP TO NOVEMBER 2VTH. Advance in prices on all Baldwin Merchandise after November 25th. 8 benutllul, htph-clftss Grands, one twed Hamil ton Grand, very low price. New and uwt upright. BALDWIN PIANO SHOP 26 So. Grape. STARTS TOMORROW! The drama of the embattled far mer In hid flMperate stand! Strik ing, revolting ... for his American birthright to live and luvel (Filmed In the harvest fields of Eastern Oregon) with RICHARD AIU.EU CIIESTEHLUIRIS CEHEVIEVTO3in ROSCOE ATES JULIE HAYDON BURTON CHURCHILL Ends Tonight Stars I Girls I Songs I Dances I Laughter 1 BROADWAY THRU A . KEYHOLE" Mats 25o. Eves 35o Kiddies lOo, I J SOUTHERN OREGON'S 4 11 V Veterans oreign Wars ARMISTICE DAY BENEFIT DANCE FAIR GROUNDS SATURDAY, NOV. 11 MUSIC BY DINTY MOORE'S LITTLE GIANTS Men 33c Ladie 10c Reward. FOR RENT 6-room noue. No. 308 North Holly: ai2 50. water paid oy owner. J. W. Wakefield. FOR SALE '31 Plymouth Sedan. W. Second. EVE MASON DANCING RTl'DIO RMXROOM DANCINO Clares fnr Junior lllffh and High School Students K. P. Hall Nn. Gran New Steps Phone till Adults by Appointment Thur.-Frl.-Sat. On the Stage t 9:00 o'clock Opportunity Contest Eliminations Shows 1:45-7,9 FINEST THEATRE g LOST Platinum brooch. Phone 764. lUCHU U VUH! ,. i I Ar HHMmkl
