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MEDFORD MAIL TREBUXE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1935. PAGE FIVHJ Local and Back from Camp George P. Whit wort h , ECW engineer, returned to Medford today from an Inspection of the CCC camp at Oregon Caves. Rout el Here Ernest Rotel, public relation ranker at Crater Lake na tional parte, was expected to report at headquarters In the Federal building today for winter aervlce here. Inspector Here Major B. H. Brown, QMC, inspector of the 0th corps area, was In Medford today making an In spection of CCO motor vehicle. The lwpectlon wo to require several days. CCC Adviser Here Thomas Welsh, educational adviser of Camp Klamath, called at OCC headquarters here to day. His company waa recently trans ferred from Camp Jordan Creek. Ida ho, to the Medford district. He re ported the men are now at home In tehlr new surroundings. A Fine Blend of STRAIGHT WHISKIES Blended nnrt nottled br W. I.. WKI.I.EK SONS. Inc. Distillers, Louisville, lv. A Three Days' Cough Is Your Danger Signal No matter how many medicines you have trietMor your cough, chest cold or oronchial irritation, you can get relief now with Creomulsion. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with anything less than Creomul elon, which goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to boo the and heal the inflamed mem branes as the germ-laden pu'.egm is loosened and expelled. Even if other remedies have failed, don't be discouraged, your druggist is authorized to guarantee Creomulsion and to refund your money if you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle. Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv.) ' -de - vTF il Kentucky , -T4 jf WT - i' Straight Whisky I f ' Lxf Brfnqsower Prices f IT'S riper, amazingly smoother I Yet Bottoms Up's amazing popularity now makes possible new low prices 1 Made the gen uine, costly sour-mash way, in a famous family-owned Ken tucky distillery, from a 65-year-old formula rich in flavorful small grains. Enjoy its mellower flavor today! KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKY M BROWN-FORMAN Distillery COMPANY Personal TrovbrJ1re Awav Bn TmvhriH left last night for Portland when lie win mine a Dusmesa visit. Ft or! nit Equipment Automotive equipment used at Crater Lake na tional park was belnc transferred to Medford today for winter tomge. To Lake Resort David H. Canfteld superintendent of Crater Lke nation al park, left for the resort today to make a final check of personnel and equipment following the dlsbandment of staffs for the winter. Returns from Funeral Mrs. J. H. Sugfi of Burelson's millinery depart- mert, returned to Medford yesterday rrom Forest Grove, where she waa called Sunday by the death of her brother, J. E. Loom Is. Collect I n jr Books Eugene C. Gol den. educational adviser for the Med ford CCC district. Is upending the week in San Francisco where he will obtain a supply of books for use In camp libraries. Completes Check Cpt. Franklin H. Canlett, district CCC Inspector, waa back at headquarters here today after completing an Inspection of Csmps Aness. GaJtqttet. Oregon Caves, Union Creek and Ork Knoll. Camps Disband Company 1900 at Diamond lake and company 1993 at Upper Rosrue are being disbanded this week for the winter. The men will be transferred to other csmps In the Medford CCC district. Meeting Saturday A meeting of the Degree of Honor, juvenile divi sion, will be meld at the Envies' hall at 2 o'clock Saturday with Mrs. J. A. Goddard in charge. There will be games, prizes end refreshment. To Oravel Road A rock crusher was installed on the Anderson creek road which is to be graveled within the next few weeks to the section line gap by the U. 8. forest service. William H. Jones, superintendent of construction for the Rogue River na tional forest, is in charge. Art Teacher Returns Mis. E. Bd mondson. secretary of the Southern Oregon Art association, has Just re turned from the east where she vis ited art schools and galleries and also the fair in San Diego. Mrs. Edmond son, who Is a teacher of pastel with the art association, will resume her regular classes, starting Friday. No vember1 8. at 1:30. and pupils are to come at the same time as rormerly. " Return from Illinois Ueut. and Mrs. William B. Cle and son Billy returned to Medford today from Ot tawa. 111., where Mrs. Cleeg and Billy spent the summer and where Lieut. Clegg spent a month's leave of ab' sence from his post at CCC head quarters here. They were accom panied by Mrs. Clegg's mother, Mrs. Katherine Volkenant, who will re main here for a visit. larity KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKY IPINT Code N0.15S-D PINT, Code No. 155-C . 80c QUART, Cod. No. 155 $1.50 f ESI To Eugene George Moore was In Eugene today transacting business. Goes to Grants Pass The Rev. W. O. Boyle was among thoe leaving Medford last night, his destination being Grants Pass. Rusincjts Visitor W: C Brooks waa among business visitors in town to day, having arrived from Seattle this morning. OfflrlaU Here J. S. McLaughlin of Portland, official for the Illinois Cen tral railway, and E. S. Farrell of the Union Pacific railway, were among business callers here today. Gran ce Meeting A special request Is issued to all members of the Cen tral Point Grange to attend the meet ing tomorrow when election of offi cers will take place. License Issued Word has been re ceived here of the Issuance of a mar riage license in Reno to Robert E. Lee Clark of Marysville, CM., and Laura Gllman of this city. From Klrhv Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Anderson of Kirby came to Medford yesterday. Mrs. Anderson will remain in town for the present while Mr. Anderson will return to Klrby to look after his mining, interest. INTER CITY MEET SETS PRECEDENT The Inter-city conference of Rotary clubs held yesterday In Grants Pass was such a romplete success that Medford Rotarlans today asserted that a precedent was set that would be followed out in the future. It was the first conference of Its kind to be held on the west coast and 175 Rotarlans from seven cities attended, with Stanley Long of Se attle, district governor, giving the prlitciU address at last night's sea slon. Mr. Long emphasized the place of Rotary in civic affairs and pointed out that it can play an important role in mnintnlnlng good will among the 79 nations in which Rotary Inter national is now represented. Mr. Long praised the Medford Ro tary cltib for its program of voca tional work under the able guidance of W. A- Gates, who organised the sub-district conference aa representa tive of the district goxernor. The day's convention opened with a morning conference followed with a luncheon at the Hotel del Rogue, at which E. W. Shockley of Medford led the group In three songs. After the luncheon a forum waa held from 2 to fi o'cock at the Rlvoli theater, the speakers being Lee Bishop and Frank Newman of Medford, Nell Allen of Grants Pass, Prof. W. M. Ball of Oregon State collegeCharles Nunn of Mar&hfleld and E. B. Hall of Klamath Falls. A banquet was held at 6 o'clock In the Hotel del Rogue. Amos Voorhles, president of the Grants Pass club, presided and was lauded for his poise and skill In filling the difficult role of toast master. Mrs. Esther Bristol of Provolt sang several numbers dur ing the dinner. Medford Rotarlans who attended the conference were A. G. Anderson. A. O. Arnold. Lee Bishop, C. W. Ellis. Charles c. Pumas. W. A. Gates, Geo. Henselman, Roland Hubbard, Oeorge Hunt. w. E. Lantls. Walter Leverette. Joe Marshall. Prank Newman, Warren Schenck, E. W. Shockley. A1m Glen Smith, Charles Steward. J. W. Wakefield. W. A. Whitelaw, L. J. Hathawny, Herb Grey, C. D. Bean. Robert Wright, Harold Reichsteln and Charles A. Wing. "K1CKERNICK" Dndergartnents that tit at Ethel wyn B Hoffmann's. , Notice I. O. O. F. All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at the I. O. O. P. hall. 1 :30 p. m. Friday, to attend funeral of Bro. W. E. Nicholson. F. A. DAUGHERTT. N. Of. Dse Mall Tribune want ads. E3 Today and Fri. t 3 If aTsVA? ifioTH PI: I V JfAKVTlME: I 1 I MCHMlElDICKEM'IlMMdXTAL ICDCOinDROODj DOUCtAS MONTGOMERY HEATHER ANGEL &v DAVID MANNERS m- 3iiy ... n5k COMEDY Musical Hit Coming to Craterian -aroadway uoiKlouer," winch re unites the popular stars ot "Gold Diggers of 1P33." Dick Powell and Joan Blondell, comes to the Crate rian theater Sunday. There is an all-star cast which also includes Adolphe Menjou and Louise Fazenda. The story, which is new, concerns a New York taxt driver, played by Dick Powell, who aspires to be a alngfr and takes lessons from a down and out Italian teacher. The taxi driver gets an audition at a radio Buck Jones in 4 1 i Tense drama, louder romance and thrilling feata of horsemanship come to the screen of the Rialto theater tomorrow when Buck Jones opens an engngement of two days as the star of "Border Brigands," drama of the Far North. The absorbing story deals with the activities of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police in that part of Can ada lying against the Arctic Circle, Shrine Stated Session. Hlllah Temple meets in stated session at Masonic Hall, Ashland, Friday e ven 1 ng , November 1st , In stated session. Rou tine and other important business, regarding the Fall Ceremonial. Ao rehear.nl of all members of the Di van following the meeting. Rcfresh menta after session. F. F. WHITTLE. Potentate. R. E. DETRTCK, Recorder. mmmt iiii iua, ayiiiaai,) aim j) uu .aCftcii.ai'(e? waaiggia3iawwiii n m mt mvrimm0wnmmKi i Show, I Vi !!,lf41?,TI',,!F,al Si Adnlta J i: yilrlH fojll 2f. fcSl 7:00-9:nii JW JnKaMtarUlaMa? llj Klddlea-IOc Tomorrow and Saturday! POSITIVELY ENDS TONIGHT! SeSn "REDHEADS ON PARADE" station, but. through a scries of mix ups. falls to arrive. The professor sings for him, but his one-time fine voice Is gone and Dick 1omb his chance. They go to Italy, where the pro fessor sells vegetables on the street and the taxi driver becomes a gondo lier, iinally singing hla way to opera, and back to America to Joan Blon dell. the girl he loves. Adolphe Menlou Is the shabby pro fessor, while Miss Fnzcnda Is the sponsor of a propram. Rialto Thriller and pictures i the "Mountles' bitter fpud between and A band of out- laws which maintains Its hesdquar wrs in a lawless town on the Ameri can side of the International border. How Buck resigns from the service and worms himself into the confi dence of the gang makes a story filled with dangerous situations and hard riding action. Jones' supporting cast In this un usual picture Includes Lona Andre, Fred Kohler, Frank Rice, J. P. Mc Gowan and many others. ght a Cold ? help end it looner, throat and chest with VICKS Vapo Rua Rough I Ready I Reck less! . . . It's Buck Jones at his most ex citing best! ... in the most furious action drama he erer made! HaaaaaaaaMaHKSK Craterian Star Pail Robeson's magnificent bari tone voice is heard In modern ar rangements of native Congo chants In 'Sanders of the River." picturUa tion of Edgar Wallace's unusual drama of the power a lone white man held over an empire of savages. It starts today at the Craterian theater for a three-day run. In Roxy Film 7 ,ViSi.u Charles Dickens' Immortal classic, "Mystery of Edwin Drood." starring Clsude Rnlns, Is at the Roxy theater today and Friday. The story of a choir master who, by day, was a model of righteousness but by night I was a nend. "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" la the thrilling myterv type of entertainment that has proven so popular with audiences. Douglass Montgomery and Heather Angel are featured. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SPECIAL This ad will be accepted as t2S.OO on any uaea c:ir in stock purclntsed on or before November 4th, 1035. No oar overpriced. Easy terms: full allowance for your car in trade Pleroe-AUen Motor Co. Dodge and Plymouth. MAN. 25, with office experience, wants inside work; clerical or otherwise. References furnished. Box 6059, Tribune. FOR SALE Tokay grapes, lc. Bring Phoenix. M. L. Hartley. I Thru the Wild Jungle Roared the Cry "SANDERS IS DEAD! THERE IS NO LAW" Wmmm Y,tt 'J Bhows atx 1:45 7:00-9:00 ali WANTED Iron-wheel -aon. M. I. Hartley, Phone 9-r-H, Talont. FOR SALE Light car. A real buy. Inquire 730 Alder. FOR SALE SeaAOned hardwood; close In. D. E. Wagner, Rt. 1, Box 330. Medford. Ore. 0 ACRES, highway: bldga; part cul tivated: good land. Prleo 11400. TWce late model car or truck. 402 E. Main. FOR SALE Dry body wood. 1.50 tier In 4-tler loads. Hawley Traiufer. Phone 613. WANTED Olrl for general house work. Call In perron. 2S Wash ington. LOST Sheen&kln coat, between Washington achool and bualneac district. Reward. 019 Dakota. BARNYARD fertlllrr; any kind you want. McClonagle. Phone 2AS-M. DAIRY RANCH. STOCKED AND EQUIPPED 40 acre in alfalfa and Lad 1 no clover; all irrigated; living spring for do mestic use: modern house and out buildings: 10 hend dairy stock, good team, milking machine, ill neces sary equipment. Total price $7500; half down, balance to suit. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC. 100 E. Main Si. Phone 72S. MEDFORD. ORJSOON. FOR RENT Furnished apartment: private bath, hot water, garage. 831 W. 10th St. FOR SALE Wood heater, lfl-tn. wood. Will trade for chickens. 928 Park Ave, ROOM, board, 153 No. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furnished house, 5 miles out. 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So don't waste your time or money itrivlng to reduce with methods that are hard, futile or depend on harmful, health racking aslts and faxatlvea for their action. Start the Marmola treatment today that mil lions have uaed successfully to get rid of excess fat. The formula Is In every box so you know just what you are taking. Don't watet Narmola today from drugglata. Three million half-crazed natives broke loose in a frenzy of savage aban don . . . but Sanders re turned ... to match his wits against primitive magic, his personal magnetism against un tamed passion! The most excitlnv drama of the year! ' Starts Today 3 Days PAUL ROBESON LESLIE BANKS NINA MAE McKINNEY Ctf and east oj tnousanat 81 7 F.XTRA Aimm ''( Silly Symphony in Color "Cookie Carnival" i'.vV MfHICAL nrKI. NOVKI.TY NEWS EVENT" i . PQNTIAO Sedan: completely recon ditioned; new paint, new rubber. A bargain. PIEROE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. 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TIM FOU TH I TUMMV ANtio"...t5sr.5j; NOT A LAXATIVE wwmi. tDrTi Tills wwk at YmirdRiKgiat'a Bau rntt Uful&Colnr 1Q3M938 Calendar Xtier HOTEL ALLEN 9perlal Winter tlatps by wrrk or month T. ALLEN. Prop. HOHLWEO'S AUTO TOP SHOP Cushions, Curlalna marie to order. Top and Upholster Re pairing. 109 E. EIGHTH ST. with Brill Metal Wnrk MEDFORD VETERINARY HOSPITAL 16 yean experience In tare and ,mal) animal practice .226 N. Riverside. Phone 369 I ATTnfTION Mats ... 25c Eves . . . 35c Children . 10c war Sir i At Loutnttfe in Kentucky ,, (,,p.p,n lor lllu-lralM V rli The Vml ""li" WrtT"- W' : iiii iiii'iis,Ai'ii.ifiri issjpc m.iw,7P a t a "?i Br'lrU Bids Portland, or'
