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MEDFORD MAIL TREBUiTE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1035 PAGE SEVEN Local and Train Visits Herb Craln, formerly of this city, and now with the Stand aid Oil company in Portland, la visit ing In Med ford lor several days. Mrs. Herring Visits Daughter Here Mra. C. W. Herring of Montana !s visiting In Medford with her daugh ter, Mrs. Clara P:eper. Judge to Arrive Jude Carl E. Wimberley of Roseburg la expected to arrive In Medford February 13, to hear the Fehl-Nledermeyer Inter pleader case. Attend Band practice Among Med ford musicians who were In Ashland Monday night attending practice of the Shrine band were D. R. Terrett, Pred StransE. S. H. Blood and Dick Kay, according to the Ashland Tid lngs. HURRY! Ends Tonight EDWARD G. ROBINSON "The Man With Two Faces" with Mary Astor Ricardo Cortez PHILO VANCE TACKLES A MONSTER! if 5" 02M&o mm. Warren William Margaret Lindsay Lyle Talbot 20c Anytime NOW PLAYING . I'STIL TOMOHKOW NIGHT: One of the most hilarious comedy-dramas of all time! The famous stage play "ALAIS THE BEACON" The gambling "Dcaron." tlie ?lrl of mystery, and the boy who could "take It"! As is, i2& JOEL McCREA SALLY BLANE BcRTON CHURCHILL. With 1 O Colorful Music! Stirring Rhythms! Brilliant Novelties! 12 STARS OF RADIO AND STAGE The West's Favorite Dance Orchestra FEED WOLCOTT AND HIS CALsFGEWIANS Featuring Miss Betty Lou Johnson Former Hotel Palace (S.F.)artis'. Fred Wolcott A master musician in every respect CAESAR GRAZIAN0 Playing trombone, guitar, master of pinno accordion, arranger and composer PE1AM Personal In Medford Today Mrs. N. Dshack of Central Point la among Medford rial tors today. From San Francisco H. Camp of San Francisco arrived thla morning by train to spend the day on bualne&s. Building Permit Iued A building permit was issued yesterday to Ed Llndberg in the amount of 100, for rerooflng the residence at 510 West Eleventh street here. Attends Dental Meeting Dr. R. L. Burdlc was in Medford Tuesday night attending a meeting of the Southern Oregon Dental association, the Ash land Tidings states. Examiner Due Tomorrow Ward McReynolds, state auto license ex aminer, will be In Medford Friday and Saturday of this week to give driving testa. In Oakland Hospital Miss Eleanor Todd is a patient at Eaat Oakland hospital, Oakland, C&1-. having re cently undergone an operation tor appendicitis. Here from Eugene A. Stewart of Eugene, representative of Southern Pacific company, arrived this morn ing on the Oregonlan to attend to business today. Bolger Has Operation W. fl. Bolgr. manager of J. C. Penney Co. in Med ford. underwent a tonsillectomy this morning at the Community hospital and Is recovering nicely. Miss Nichols III Miss Edith Nich ols, employed at the city superintend ent's office, haa been 111 at her home with the flu for the past two weeks, but Is recovering rapidly, and Is ex pected at her office Monday. Here on Business C. L. Blschoff of Portland, traveling passenger agent for Great Northern Railway Co., ar rived this morning to spend the day attending to business. k Expected to Arrive James Smith of Oshkosh, Wis., was expected to ar rive today by train to spend two weeks at the home of hla brother. Andrew Smith of Beall lane. t From Madera Having apent the last three weeks at Madera, Cal where he has been recovering from Illness. Rev. N. D. Wood was expected to return this morning by train. Burk Expected Glen Burk, local Metropolitan Life Insurance company manager, was expected to return to day from New York, where he has been attending a oonventlon of Metro politan Life district managers. Radiator Ornament Stolen Verne Shajigle. local photographer, reported to city police today that the radiator ornament from his automobile waa stolen some time during the night, probably while the car waa parked at his home on Dakota avenue. Koozers to Coqullle Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Koozer left this morning for Coqume where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson. Mr. Koozer. who Is president of the Bagley Can ning Co. of Ashland, will continue on to Corv&U to attend the cannera' school at the Oregon State college. Mrs. Wilson Is Mr. and Mrs. Koozer'c daughter. Leonards from Portland Mr. and Mrs. Morris Leonard returned today from a meeting of Frlgldalra dealers and salesmen at the Multnomah hotel in Portland Monday. Two hundred sixty-five were in attendance. Includ Ing Frlgldaire representatives from the entire northwest. The Initial showing of the 1935 Frlgldaire line waa made, and the new purchasing plan, made possible through t'he Na tional Housing s-ct, was outlined. Dr. Sweeney Returns Dr. Charles T. Sweeney, having attended the an nual executive meeting of the State Medical society, returned this morn ing on the Oregonlan. reporting a very successful meeting He said the guest speaker was Professor Ludwlg Fraenkel of Germany, who also lec tured before the Portland Academy of Medicine. Regular legislative busi ness waa attended to. Dr. Sweenov said, and several r commendations Te made regarding state legislation, Eddie McKean Director, M.C. and Baritone VocalUt LAND ADOPT SCHEDULE Mrs. George A. Codding, chairman of the women's tournament commit tee of Rogue Valley Golf club, an nounced today the schedule for the current golfing season, opened yester day by a blind bogey event. Out of ten players. Mrs. Codding won first place, scoring net 43. the number chosen In the blind bogey drawing. Other players scored as fol lows: Mra. J. C. Thompson. 37; Mra. F. G. Bunch, 48; Mrs. E. F. Coleman. 63; Mrs. Thurlow, 42; Mra. Leland Clark, 45; Mrs. Goodwin Humphrey, Mrs. D. R. Wood, 42: Mrs. E. C. Jerome, 48. and Mra. Aletha Vawter, 41. With everyone talking golf and be ginning to play more frequently. Mrs. Codding anticipates a fine season In announcing the following schedule: Feb. 13, point pur tournament; Feb. 20. flag tournament; Feb. 27, kicker tournament; Mar. 1, ladder tourna ment starts; Mar. 3. Klamath Falls players expected for return Inter-city men's and ladies' tournamenj; Mar. 0. two-ball foursome; Mar. 13, rotation tournament; Mar. 30, point par tour nament; Mar. 37, mixed tournament: Apr. 3. match play: Apr. 10, open date with an Invitation extended Grants Pass and Ashland players; Apr. 17. team match, with captains elected and sides chosen; Apr. 24. tombstone tournament; May 1, qualifying rounds for club championship with players divided Into low, medium and high handicap groups; May 8, first matcn for club championship, which will be decided during the ensuing week: May 15, open: May 22, one club match; May 39, open; June 6, quali fying rounds for Murray trophy: June 12. first match for Murray trophy, to be awarded during the ensuing week; June 19 to 26. match play forMc Caskey cup; Aug. 21, match play tournament: Aug. 28, point par tour nament; Aug. 30. 31. and Sept. 1 and 2. Southern Oregon championship tournament. PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS The city schools of Medford are busy planning programa for the celebration of Washington's birth day, February 22, according to a bulletin issued by acting school superintendent. C. G. Smith today. There will be no regular school holiday, according to the announce ment, but a comprehensive program is in store. The entertainment at the senior high will be under the supervision of the H. E. C. A., history, eco nomics and civic honorary society. while the program at the Junior high will be under the direction of the history department. All of the programs at the grade schools will be directed by the school prin cipals. Austrian Minister ' Escapes Assassin VIENNA, Austria, Feb. 7. (AP) An Insane Nazi's attempt to assassi nate an Austrian cabinet minister In the chancellory yesterday was report ed today. Authorities were said to be making every effort to keep the episode secret. The assassin, the report said, asked to see the minister without explain ing the object of his visit. POISONED KIDNEYS Stop Getting Up Nights. To harmlessly flush poisons and acid from kidneys and correct Irrita tion of bladder so that you can stop "getting up nights" get a 35 cent package of Gold Medal Haarlem OH Capsules and take as directed. Other symptoms of kidney end bladder weaknesses are scant, burning or smarting passage backache leg cramps puffy eyes. mWm M lit A Stars in Craterian's New Hit After having made two smash hits in a row "Lady for a Day" and "It Happened One Night" the genius of Director Frank Capra la again brought to fore with his new picture, "Broadway Bill," opening today at the Craterlan theater, with Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy In the leading roles. Like the others, this new Capra film play has been having a smashing success everywhere It has been shown with holdovers the rule Instead of the execeptlon. The story is a simple one, but, with Csprs'e manner of telling it. A thor oughly entertaining one throughout With thst intangible Capra quality. SCREEN REVIEW By Dirk ApplfRate A thrilling mystery story, "The White Cockatoo." with Ricardo Cor tez and Jean Mulr. with color, sus pense and a perfect setting, played in conjunction with the vaudeville at the Craterlan theater last night. Set in a larpe hotel on the coast of France, the play moves swiftly to Its final denoument with very few flaws.' The love interest centers In Jean Mulr, as a young American girl who Is about to Inherit a million dollars, and Ricardo Cortez, a young Ameri can who spends most of the picture preventing people of various descrip tions from swindling her out of It. The mystery Interest centers in the attempts on Mlsa Mulr's life, and the murders of two of the hotel employ es, and the clever solving of the mur ders by Cortez. Most mystery plays content them selves with a few weird sound ef fects. - and the use of disembodied hands with long finger-nails, clutch lng from behind curtains at the beautiful damsel's throat, and flash es of some guy In a black cape slink ing off through the underbrush. No such amateurish maneuvers In TOMORROW and Friday What Happens I show. 1 1 (TcrnfTi 1 1 i ,A IGHMf fOJ 254 7:00-9:00 ,v UjlAWsd I Klddln 10c When the Police Commissioner's Own Sweetheart Is Ac cused of MURDERl With RALPH BELLAMY Valerie Hobson Irene Ware Positively Ends Tonight George Raft Jean Parker in "LIMEKOUSE BLUES" evasive, fleeting yet paradoxically something definite that brings out the greatness in the players and story alike, "Broadway Bill' 'la a superb successor to "It Happened One Night." Baxter Is the young man married Into a rich family who dominate th Industries of a small town, yet al ways with the desire of "getting away from it all" and going to the race tracks he knows and loves, and finally doing so. which leads to some highly exciting situations. Myrna Loy Is the younger sister of Baxter's wife, snd the only member of the family who really understands him. this one, however, and the fans who enjoy a well txirnrri mystery purred contentedly at this one. Outstanding In the vaudeville was a bicycle riding act that would be a credit to blg-tlme circuita. The broad seasoning of silly remarks which ac companied it was no doubt thrown In to appease the rustic appetites of we Medford yokels, but otherwise it was darn good. If I could ride a bi cycle like that I could at least quit worrying about getting my new ahoe shine all wet on these rainy days, If that makes any difference to you. 10 DEGREES ON FRIDAY Friday night, February 8 at Ma sonic hall, Medford lodge No. 103. A. F. and A. M., wilt confer the Master Mason's degree on two can didates. This Is the second time this year thla degree haa been con ferred upon two candidates at the same ceremony, and a good attend ance la anticipated. A cordial Invitation Is extended all, visiting members. For Hose that Wear buy NOLDE & HORST Ethel wyn B. Hoffmann Unique ., . powerful thrilling . . . m the commis sioner 'i sweet heart admits a murder she did not commit! Fred Wolcott Frrd Wolcutt, n maaier musician and composer, will present his Call fornlans at Dreamland, Friday night. He has gathered about him eleven talented and versatile musicians and entertainers. Hla appreciation and execution of dance rhythms have made him famous throughout Cali fornia, according to the Dreamland management. 'HALF A SINNER' IS HILARIOUS COMEDY "Half a Sinner," one of the most hilarious and successful comedy-dramas of the year is now at the Studio. with Berton Churchill, Broadway stage and screen star, Joel McCrea and Sallie Blane In the principal roles. Thoroughly wholesome, laugh able, dramatic. It Is one of the most delightful films to be shown In some time. Shows 1:45 7:00 . 9:00 r TWO BRILLIANT STARS in a GRAND PICTURE! The man who gave us "It Happened One . Night" . . . J I is SUNDAY! ... The Hottest All-Colored Stage Show In America! 50 Dusky Entertainers in "DARKTOWN SCANDALS" A two-day conference of CCC educa tlonal advisers, company command ers and project superintendents of Medford district will mart here to morrow with a meeting of command ers at headquarters detachment, and educational advisers at the court house auditorium. Dr. John B. 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