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MTIDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGOX. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1935. PAGE ELEVEN Local and Learet for South Mr. Belle Kiln? left last niht by train, enrome to San LuU Obispo. CM. ' Files. Returns J. P. Fliegel, at torney, returned this morning from a two days' business trip to Salem. To Ashland Harold Kello&t; of this city left this morning on the Ore ganl&n for Ashland, to spend a fev hours on business. From Cedarvllle Mrs. H. E. Hughes of Cedarvllle, Cal., .9 visiting at ;he home of Mr. and Mrs John Christian. 29 Kenwood. To Inspect Plant Site Samuel A. Greeley of Hansen & Greeley, salu tary engineering company of Chlcaa. in charge of plans for the Medloid towage disposal plant, will be in this city February 22 and 23. to confer with City Superintendent Fred S:hef fel on completion of the plans for the plant, Ssheffel stated today. II AJMi$j TOMORROW (Saturday Only) with Continuous Shows! Vtv.. .virS tit tfkir l gg ( ALSO- 1 kJk W ifecJM EPISODE 6 B "The Cave Man" PURSUED BY SAVAGES Short Reel News out" imti4m Sunday CHS 19 Nil ss MEM ? TODAY and He put the ZIP into Comes The Navy". .. Now see him put EVERYTHING into f 1 1 ry 1 Artflefl: romrrtv "Lame Duck ' tOONFV Tl K rxiiTooN PATIIK M.H.S K i ! Ci K fj mm j ' " j 1 r,! - -r-i SUNDAY! M) "THE i-Aaniun&u mi W.C. FIELDS JOE MOHSiSON 23i JACK J" Personal From Clmlnnati E. p. Perguien of Cincinnati left this morning by train, alter hartng been attending to commerc.al business m Mediord f "r two days. Back from Salem Frank Farrell. city attorney, returned this morning on the Orc;;onian (rem Salem, whore he had been attending to business since Wednesday. John Carkin Arrives John CarKln of Salem, formerly of this city, ar rived this morning on the Oregon'.an to spend the day attending to busi ness connected with the state ta. commission. Judges Debates James Carrell of Eugene, of the speech division of the University cf Oregon, left for that city this morning on the Shasta, having been in southern Oregon for the last three days Judging the southern Ore gon district debates between Medford. Ashland and Grants Pass high schools. LnH Times Tonight! DOLORES DEL RIO IX "MADAME DU BARRY" Plus: Cartoon STARTS SUNDAY! "IhauAeeru The LITTLE Feature that is The Year's BIG Sensation! M.lody Oram, of OauHn, SpLndO tnivul BOB Gloriou. NEW TECHNICOLOR!, II "la Kooka-racho" SATURDAY 9 "Here r s. DID' 1 BABY LeRO' JUDITH ALLF KULHALL n II Hu Operation Mi Margaiet Boer of Cherry treet underwent an oyperatlcm yesterday at the Commun ity hospital. From Lit hii City Mr. Je&ae Nell. Mr. Laur Pierce and Mite Ruth Hanscam were Ashland people vl<lng la thl city Wednwiay. A h la nd Attorney Call Attorney L. A. Robert of Ashland wa a busi ness caller In Medford Thursday morning, the Ashland Tidings state. Neighbor tn rarllcr All officers of the Royal Neighbors are requet-d to be at the K. of P. hall, Monday, February 18, at 3:30, to practice fer work at Ashland Wednesday night. k At Community Miss Mary Mellon of 40 Cottage street Is a patient at the Community hospital, where he underwent a major operation yester day. Randall In Hospital Miles Randall of 245 South Central avenue Is a patient at the Community hospital, having undergone a major operation Thursday. Rosenberg Return David Rosen berg of Bear Creetc orchard returned this morning by train from Seattle, where he has been attending to busi ness for the last week. Visits Copco A. C Smith of Port land, representative of Easy Washing Machine corporation, arrived today to confer with Glenn L. Jackson of the California Oregon Power Co. Returns from North Mr. E. Bel lamy of Med ford returned this morn ing from Colvllle, Wash., where he had attended the funeral of ner mother, the late Mr. L. Baldwin. Returns North E. P. Anthony of the Anthony Tanning Co.. returned north this morning on the Shasta. having been attending to business in Medford for several days No Operator's License Verne Brlck- Iey, 25, of the Medford CCC. was ir rested yesterday by state police on charge of having no automobile op erator's permit. Miss Wilkinson III Miss Ethel Wilkinson, senior stenographer at the Crater Lake national park offices, h.ts been confined to her home with Ill ness for the last several days. - ConTleld to Klamath David H. Canfleld, superintendent of Crater Lake national park, left for Klamnch ! Falls, and expects to make a two-day ! trip Into the park. Mrs. Harrison Leaves Mr. Ralpn Harrison 1 leaving this week for her home in Roseburg, having been ;n Medford with her mother, Mrs. F. W. Bartlett, who has cen quite ill but Is recovering nicely. Leaves for East Mr. R. B. Couse left this morning for McCook- Nb., having been visiting In Medford -at trre home of her parent, Rev. and Mrs. J. Logan Stuart She had been in Medford for the last two month To Visit Daughter 'Mrs. S. A. Nye of Talent left this morning for Port land, where she will visit her daugh ter. Miss Ruth T. Nye, and friends Miss Nye 1 with the art department of Washington high school. Recovering from Operation Mrs Del Cox of 51 Nort1! Oakdale avenue, formerly Miss Marjorle Marshall. Is recovering nicely today from an ap pendicitis operation at the Sacred Heart hospital. Four Inches of Snow The weather bureau reported this morning that four nlchca of new snow ha fallen on the summit of the Siskiyou moun tains, the recent depths having been almost entirely melted. Rack from South Mr. Sue Hazel rlwr returned to Medford the first of the week from Los Angeles, where she ' was the guest of her son and dau i-ter-ln-taw, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hazel rigg. Back at Work Fred Warner of Rogue River national forest service who wa recently put in charge of all ECW work within the forest, has re turned to work after having spent the last week on leave. Cow gill to Portland Ralph P. Cowglll, engineer with the state game commission, stopped in Grants Pass Wednesday, enroute to Portland from : his home In Medford. Grants Pass Courier. Able to Leave Hospital Eugene Coates, who nearly severed a filler ! several week ago while chopping wood at hi home, 624 Beasle street, was able to leave the hospital recently and expect to regain use of he member. Reddens In Ashland Mr. and Mrs. John Redden of Medford are vlsltt.ig : In Ashland for a few days at the ; home of Mrs. Redden 's parents, Mr 1 and Mrs. H. G. Wolcott, according to the Ashland Tidings. j DANCE Dreamland DINTY MOORE and Hii Orchestra SATURDAY Men 35c Ladies 10c Jackie Coogan In Western Thriller On Rialto Screen Grown Into a tall, bronzed and handsome young man, Jackie Coo gan of "The Kid" fame, returns to the screen for his first adult rote In Zane Grfy's "Home on the Range," which opened yesterday at the Rialto theater. And fully accoutred with Stetson hat, high-heeled boots and six shoot ers, Jackie Coogan proves ns hard riding and straight-shooting a West ern star as Randolph Scott, Addison Richards, Fuzzy Knight or any of the other three hundred famous cow punchers who appear tn the film. With Evelyn Brent and Ann Sheri dan providing the feminine Interest. I ! "Home on the Range" Is tle story of the deadly feud between a gang of crooks and the rancher-brothers, played by Coogan and Randolph Scott. Through devious channels the crooks get control of tbe ranch own ed by the brothers In order to take possession of the racing horses. But Evelyn Brent, who Is a member of the crooks' band, falls In love with Scott and turns the tables on her former colleagues. There are thrilling fight and a hair-raising escape from death In a forest fire. But these are only pre ludes to the blood-tingling horse race In which Jackie Coogan rides his horse. Midnight, to victory, after the crooks have been bested. The film plays at the Rialto thea ter until tomorrow night, with Ches ter Morris as the star of "I've Been Around" as the prevue to be shown after the last program. Technical Staff Large In Filming "Bengal Lancers99 Coupled with Its other unusual claims, "The Lives of a Bengal Lan cer," now at the Crater lan theater, boasts tho largest number of tech nical advisors ever engaged in the making of a film. Eight distinguished former military officers have guided the destinies of this screen production, making It as authentic and realistic as possible. Those engaged as advisors were Col. W. E. Wynn, of Britain's Indian army: Achmed Abdulla, writer and soldier; Captain Rochefort-Johns, Royal Engineers; Francis " Yeats Brown, author of the story and for mer Bengal Lancer; Ram Singh, na tive officer; Major G. O. T. Bngley of the Bengalese cavalry; L&4 Chan Mehra, lecturer on Indian matters and Col. Tim Lonergan. formerly of the General Staff, A. E- F. The picture, which required four year for Its production and employ ed over four thousand actor In Its scenes, features Gary Cooper, Fran chot Tone. Richard Cromwell and 8lr Guy Standing In the principal role. Adapted from the book by Fran cis Yeats-Brown, "The Lives of a Bengal Lancer" Is a picture of the ad ventures and heroism of the officers In one of the world's most famous cavalry organizations. The picture closes Its run tomor row night, after winning lavish praise from all those who have seen It. For the regular Saturday night pre vue. held after the last regular show, the Craterlan will have Mady Chris tians, a glamorous new star, with Jean Parker and Charles Blckford in "The Wicked Woman." Use Mail Tribune want ad KERSHAW MILK DEPOT 1 Gal. Milk 30c 1 Qt. Milk 9c Fresh Cream 106 North Ivy In Boyd's Market DANCE AT JACKSONVILLE SATURDAY NITE Where the fun lasts till 2 A I Stewart And His Nite Owls DYNGE'S DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS Sat. Nite Always a Crowd BOTH HALLS TWO ORCHESTRAS ONE ADMISSION Coming to V Robert Montgomery and Muureen O'Sulllvnn head the cast of "lime- Out," which opens ot the Roxy Sun- day. "La. Cucaracha." the special added attraction Sunday, ts a romantic story of life In the cantlnas ot o;d 0 HAVANA, Feb. 15. (AP) There was many a weary citizen in Havana today whose night was mnde sleep less by a series of petty bom which started before midnight and continued until early morning. More than 50 small bombs or pe tards exploded with loud reports, but there was little damage and no cas ualties were reported. One petard exploded near the home of an American, Frank Steln hart, Sr., president of the Street Railway company, and another near the American-owned department store. La Moda Americana. Most of the petards were tossed from moving automobiles and from roof tops. $61,860 Low Bid For Dam Roads PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 15. ( AP) A low bid of $01,860 was submitted late Thursday for road construction and landscaping of the grounds at the site of the Bonneville dam. Par-ker-Schramm company of Portland was low among the nine bidders. The government's estimate was $83,250, WINDOW OLASS- We cll wlndun izlass and will replace your broken windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab inet WorkB I! toTo., GPfTinf! Ill 25c If 7:oo-o:o g MaJhrWaiStosa 63)1 KlMin ,0cIU -- ----- --idniwnrniiniiiiiiiina iiimi Hurry! Ends Tomorrow Night! ZanG Grey's Song of the Range! Nlx-Riin Justice ngnlnst outlaw . . . In a onc-mau war for life and with JACKIE COOGAN RANDOLPH SCOTT EVELYN BRENT The drama of "State Fair" . . the heart-throbs of "David Harum" . . the laughter of "Handy Andy" as Will goes all his great pictures one better as Irvin's S. Cobb's famous Kentucky Judge 1 ' Home Onfwte 1 p,efWJmis i 1M ta SUN MON . Fair" . . the heart-throbs a I.:- :i - 15 better as Irvin's S. t-'.tC J finhh'. fumoiij Kfintuckv li Jt ' S X WILL 'Judsc Priest" will I 'wtVTx psitively N0T be I 1WflktiWt$?jf '' J' l hovn ngain in V l3SUr6W'iJ Mclford at any othcrthcalre! ' Roxy Sunday 1 - - .u It w Mrxlco mul t.ikt-s Us tit.e trom the fona and clum-mc wovn Into the ; pii-turo which Is In Technicolor, Cob Slcole dcvel.,js Irom a shy lad to a man who can hold his own anywhere In "The Brand of Hate" l at the Roxy Saturday. At Studio 1! t "j sen Anyinmg," convoy arama, with one of the most amusing and unique plots, complemented by a heart throbbing romance, opens at tho Studio theater today. The story presents an uproarious, although startling, revelation 01 questionable auctioneering methods, and tho manufacture of antiques over nlht. which Is 'the background for a most human and colorful ro mance In which two girls battle for a man's love. Pat O'Brf len. Ann Dvorak ana Claire Todd, who head the cast, form the triangle. Millie that makes the rafters ring! DANt'B and make the flour spring at the SIS Saturday Night killers love! cxk Bp mm Coming Sunday Movie lovers who remember the enjoyable screen entertainment that resulted from the Juxtaposition or the talents of Janet Guy nor and Warner Baxter, will delight in the announcement that this team ot screen Livers are again co-starred. The picture Is "One Mon Spring," and starts a three-day engagement "Sunday at the Craterlan theater. Janet Gaynor has a deeply emo tional role as a courageous girl alone in the world, and Warnei Baxter is the romantic adventurer who clings to the right to dream. This vibrant romance set In a snow-coated park Is said to be parked to the hilt with excitement. It Is different from any rele either star has yet had, and affords each a rare opportunity to reach new emotional heights. Brought together by chance in a park In mid-winter, a man and a girl, each penniless, seek refuge in a disused tool house, to which come an oddly-sssorted set of characters tossed hither by adversity. Their com. munal, platcnic life, in which they put up a stiff front and learn to extract Joy out of the hard blows that come their way, make for an absorbing dn.ma. 7:00-0:00 Kltldlea . lOe POSTIVELY ENDS TOMORROW! The greatest thrlll-advcnture ever brought to the screen you owe It to yourself to see Itl hJ GARY COOLER lff&JPS I FRANCHOT TONE fjfmM'j I RICHARD CROMWELL fjrB-J SIR 'GUY STANDING lEki CAUBREY SMITH KlMmtfJaMnUsiMHMMMLZHMIaBIIMpi - PREVUE SATURDAY NIGHT , After last rrgiilnr show nt no extra charge JS5 "A WICKED WOMAN" m with MADY CHRISTIANS JEAN PAKKEB CHARLES BICKFOHD pgi starts ; Sunday b. 1 Starts nwiv xii n The nrtvrntiirrn of two pro pie who aiifrored, strove and trliiinphfd , , . KUldrd hy a pure unwlflsh hive that no mau or rlrrutn ntnnre could criihhl ONE in 11 11 mtmm Stepln Fctchit brines his peculiar and original comedy to relieve th tenseness of this picture thst ha been called as hard as earth and soft a clouds. The talented supporting cast 1 composed of Walter King. Jane Darwell. R:ger Imhof, Gr.me Mitchell, Rosemary " mes. John Qua Vn, Nick Koran and Astrid Allwyn. Trl-Motnr Visit.. A Ford trl-mnor airplane, piloted by F. H. Jerdone, stopped at the municipal airport for a half hour this noon, enroute to Oakland. From there Jerdo:ie ex prcth to fly to NH'.ir.tua, ollM.ls it the airport said. DON'T GET UP NIGHTS M AKK THIS 25c TF f Use Juniper oil, Buchu leaves, etc., to flush out excels acid and wa.sto matter. Gvt rid of blidder irritation that onuses w.tkin( up. frequent ae sire, scanty flow, burning and bark ache. Get Juniper oil. Buchu leav-.-s. etc.. In llttie uroen tablet call d Bukets, the bladder laxative. In four days If not pleased go back and 'ct your 25c. Get your regular sleep feel "full of pep." Heath Drug Btor, Jarmln Drug Store. EAGLES SOCIAL DANCE TONIGHT Eagle's Hall -9 p. m. Dyngo's Orchestra Sunday m?1 'A m Warner in r ' HUSKY THROATS Overtaxed by 1 speaking.slng- ..t1 0p 1 lug, smoking r0yG with WALTER KING JANE DARWELL ibimiiii mm 11 imn i r i i mfr a I litoin tkmm via. trt i
