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. Grtfflng. ninth corps
AMERICA'S FASTEST-SELLING STRAIGHT WHISKEY
So good it became a favorite of the
Blue Grass country sixty years ago
So good it's a national favorite today.
JuBl try it!
TfllS EMBLEM
THE AMERICAN MEDICINAL SPIRITS CO., INC.
LouU.III. . R.lilmor Tirw York . Chkaso . Sui Fr.nrtMa
Ei..uIIt. OHIr..i 120 Bro.dw., IS.w York, N. Y.
Starts Today -3 Days!
and "Lady tor a Day" . . . now
brings you the greatest roman
tic comedy of all time ...
Happy! . . . Thrilling I ...
Hilarious I . . . you'll
.... .
FRANK ;CAPRA:
WALTER CONNOLLY
,i,-lLN VINSON
educational adviser, will be principal
speaker at the meeting of educational
advisers, bringing with him a resume
of his findings during the year
throughout the eight western states
comprising his district.
Georfte Griffith, public relationship
) superintendent of forestry activities
for the western area, with headquar
ters at Portland, has been given a
special invitation to attend, as have
officials of Umpqua. Siskiyou and
Rogue River nntinaial forests, and of
officials of the regional forest service
offices at Portland.
Use Mail Trloune want ada
PROTECTS YOU
Mats .... 25o
Eves .... 35c
Kiddies . . . lOo
" ""
love it I
. Production
MEN 40c LADIES 15c ; ,
C
J