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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1935. PAGE NTXE Local and To Portland Among those leaving last nJht for Portland were C. E. Gates and William Allen. From Orvallls Elmer Hansen of Cor vein was calling In Med ford to day. - From Murphy R. L. Holbrook of Murphy was among business visitors In Medford today. At-htitiid Visitor Mrs. Mary Math ews was a business caller In Ashland Tuesday. Arnolds In AMiland Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Arnold of this city were among callers In Ashland Tuesday and Wed- I nesday. 1 On Mining Ilulnet Riymond Guyer and John C. Standon arrived this morning from San Francisco to transact mining business. Visits Here Today C. A. Russell of Washington, D. C. was visiting friends here today. He also stopped at the Rogue Valley academy. In Hospital Mrs. Lester Price. 301 South Central, entered the Sacred Heart hospital this morning, where ehe will undergo a major operation. CC'C Men Leave Reoently dis charged " CCC enrolleea loavinE list niht were John A. Rkltyan. to Cleveland. Ohio, and Leo Parkinson, to Rockford, 111. Here Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Slover of Grants Pass were Medford callers yesterday, visiting their daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hutchinson. Returns Home Mrs, Everett Ream, who has been visiting for the past two weeks at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gerard, left this morning for her home In Eugene. Cancel 'Meeting Notice la being given that the meeting of DeMoIay. scheduled for this evening, has been cancelled. Another date will be an nounced later. Will Wed Howard William Payne, 23, Sams Valley, and LaiirA Lorraine Arnold, 18. Medford. obtained a mar rlage license at the county clerk's oflec In Grants Pass Tuesday. Fox ill L. C. Fox, Mall Tribune reporter, Is confined to his home with Illness. A diagnosis last night, show ed that he may be suffering from ap pendicitis. ' To San Francisco Mrs. Helen Gober, who has been transacting busi ness for the Curt! Publishing com pany here for the past week. Is leav ing tonight for San Francisco. At Sacred Heart Among patients at the Sacred .Heart hospital today were Mrs. Nell Thomas of this city, and Mrs. Harold Smith of Ruch. both of whom underwent major operations today. VMts Hon w. B. Lanham from Wa-hlngton, D. C, arrived this morn- ir-i to spend several days as the guest ol his mother-in-law and father-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lyman. Mr, Lanham is on a business trip which Mis taken him through California. TRY A PONY YOURSELF sayi Major Gruil, and you'll realize why il'i now iha fashion itom lha Silvar Slipper to iha Gold Coast to terra Hildick neat or mixed. It's 10 fruity-rich and inexpeniiTe. Any cocktail, highball l Mixed drink yen can make with whiikar, rum at brandy, yon can maka meelhar. tastier, ehaapar with Dlitributad by Bluebell Imparrlnf Car corctlon, 371 Msdltsn Avt., N. Y. C AVAIlASlf IN OKEOON HILDICK BLACK LABEL QUARTS Na. 40IA-(I.?S INTS-No. 40IC $1.00 HALF PINTS Na. 4010 $ 5 J "to friends and folks back home" . . . send Thanksgiving Greeting Cardf They cost so little Vet mean so much. SWEM'S GIFT SHOP 1 3W Personal Representative Leave MUs Jose phine Howe, field representative for the Boys and Girls Aid society, left this morning for Grants Pass after transacting business here yesterday. Miss Wallace Recovers Miss Imo gens Wallace, who underwent a minor operation at the Sacred Heart hos pital yesterday, was released irom the hospital this morning, reported i coverlng nicely. Announce Bazaar The Women's Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold a bazaar in the American Legion building, Sat urday, December 14, from R:30 to 5 o'clock. Planning Trip Walter Antle, pro prietor of the Smoke House bowling alleys here, is planning on taking a trip to Portland some time early next week to procure new automatic pin setting machines for the alleys. Guests Leave Mr. and Mrs. Pete Burkheimer and daughter. Miss Ella, left this nlorning for their home In Omaha, Neb., after spendin? the past ten days as guests at the W. J. Burk heimer home. Shoplifter Convict efl William Wick, 64-year-old transient arrested yesterday on a charge of shoplifting, was this morning given 30 days in Jail and assessed court costs of $4.50 on his plea of guilty in Justice court. Wick was charged with "stealing a wrist watch from the East Sido drug store and an electric Iron from the Hubbard Bros, hardware store. ADVISE ROOSEVELT E HOUSTON, Tex.. Nov. 21. (,T) Shipping, banking and business lead era of the 22nd annual -National For eign council advised the administra tion today to balance the budget and return to the gold standard. The council commended the ad ministration's reciprocal trade agree ment program, advocated direct sub aidles to the American merchant ma rine, and'crlticlzed crop curtailment measures. Specific measures, thsy added, should Include: I Permanent return to gold at a fixed ratio not lower than the pres ent dollar. 2 Convertibility of currency Into gold In such amounts as are required, for settlement of International trans actions. 3 Repeal of such laws as may re quire the further purchase of sliver for monetary purposes. 4 Balancing the budget; avoiding further Inflation and all unnecessary governmental expenditures. The convention called for direct federal aid to attain "and sustain an adequate, privately owned and oper ated merchant marine." Will Rogers9 Last Film Starts Today Starting today, Medford has Its last chance to see one of the country's most beloved stars in a picture that Ideally expresses his philosophy of life. The star, of course, Is Will Rogers, whose last picture, 'In Old Ken tucky," starts a three-day run at the Craterlan theater today showing for both matinee and evenings and, to allow everyone a chance to see the loved humorist In his last picture, "In Old Kentucky" is being shown dur ing the next three days for evening shows only at the Holly theater. Set against the thrilling back ground of racing thoroughbreds, with Rogers In the role of an expert train er who uses his wits In winning races and promoting romances, "In Old Kentucky" abounds In the rich hu mor for which he became famous. U1YT1ME: KIDOtIS J Q Today and Friday Q A GUESS-PROOF MYSTERY nffl 2 reels COMEDY 0 NorHty t) Rialto to Show A program of outstanding Interest comes to the Rialto theater for to morrow and Saturday, with Zane Grey's "Wanderer of the Wasteland" as the feature picture on the pro gram, and Prank's Little Wranglers, the "kid-size" edition" of the famous Arizona Wranglers, appearing on the stage as a-special added attraction for all shows. "Wanderer of the Wasteland." one of Grey's most widely read novels of PENDLETON, Ore., Nov. 21. (AP) William Keaton, 37, Dayvllle, was placed under $1000 bond In Justice court at Long Creek last night on a manslaughter charge arising from the fatal shooting Tuesday of w. C. Gibbs. Long Creek rancher, while on an elk hunting trip at the head of Hun kins creek In the Blue mountains. Opens at Roxy HZSggcmaj ssjarsaa5J Jean Parker and Robert Taylor, starred In , "Murder In the Fleet," come to the Roxy theater today and Friday.". The story deals with mys terious murders on a warship during maneuvers. Ted Healy.JJna Merkel, Nat Pendle ton, Jean Hersholt, Frank Shields and the United States Navy are all In this picture of many thrills. Shows 1.45 0:4.1-11:1111 Tomorrow TW( , - TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS On The Stage! fclm if . FRANK'S k ti LITTLE 111 II WRANGLERS JJ m An all -juvenile hill-billy Jim band 1 See the Biggest Little Jim jlL band play and sing your Mfm favorite cowboy tunes ! WM jfff ZANE RE 8 1 llh nen Jagger. n nil wJoMh "' H ki Admiral Richard E. Byrd In his second Antarctic expedition! m "LITTLE AMERICA'1 Zane Grey Film 1 F) i the west, tells the poignant story of a man hounded by law. The cast In cludes Dean Jagger, Gall Patrick, Ed ward Ellis, Benny Baker, "Buster" Crabbe, "Trlxte" Prlganza. Monte Blue, Raymond Hatton and Anna Q. Nilsson. The Little Wranglers, composed of youngsters who are particularly adept In presenting old range ballads In veteran style, have a half-hour pro gram on the stage for both matinee and evening shows. The body of Glbbs was brought to Long Creek late yesterday and an In quest was held Immediately. The Jury placed the blame upon Keatcn. Glbbs, who had lived at Long Creek for 38 years, formerly owned a hotel in Pendleton. He had an Interest In a lymber company near Date. His widow, a son and two daughters sur vive him. Germany Calls Men To Colors BERLIN. Germany. Nov. 21. (AP) Placards calling the military classes of 1915 and 1016 to the colors ap peared today. Recruits born In those years will receive notice to report for duty not later than February 1. The classes of J914 and 1915 al ready were In service 1914 men as soldiers and 1915 recruits In labor battalions. 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The vessels sailed with tlieir gen eral cargoes, but left the Iron on the piers. aMMMafflamaM 1 TODAY! vr HIS v LAST ... A motion picture event of such great importance it needs two theatres to do it justice! . . . For your ac commodation, it will also be shown EVENINGS ONLY (6:45-9:00) at the The glorious climax of a glorious career I ... An unforgettable romance, mellow with rich humor, tingling with thrills I . . . America's favorite as you like him best! ri u mm 14 l!i wn w. ..taiK. aHsak vmr . & M ink. M MW II IS IV 7 - jar Mf DOROTHY WILSON RUSSELL f : HARDIE CHARLES SELLON , S7 LOUISE HENRY ALAN DINEHART ) P f . essrxm mil Dnnnjcnw '. ,,. V Mm v m 5 : r Intriguing story of a society girl who believed In the "love 'em and leave" credo, but found herself falling sin cerely In love In spite of her formula for keeping men in their "proper Need Donkeys For Farley s Parade PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 31. (AP) The Democrats are donkey hunting. Lew Wallace, arranging for the pa rade following the arrival of Post master General James A. Farley here Saturday at 3:30 p. m., advertised for some of the long-eared animals. He Jingled 93 for the owner of each donkey appearing. 1 hot tfiItrUlMIIBI Ill lllll lill Wt HI i Ipf Here they come! Poundingr . . . thun dering . , , straining for that extra inch that means victory ... In the most thril lingly hilarious climax ever screened! -1 4 yi---a 1V place." The cast Includes six-foot Brian Aherne In the romantic role opposite the glamorous Miss Craw ford, Frank Morgan. Allno MacMahn, Eric Blore and Fred Keating. Be correctly corseted to an Artlat Mode) oy Ethelwvn B floirmnn. Ski'nSufferers find ready relief from itching of ec zema, rashes and aimilar ills, in the gentle medication of sun AND GREATEST MS Tfa gentle medication of Resmol ROOSEVELT ENROUTE FOR WARM SPRINGS ATLANTA. Ga Nov. 21. (API- President Franklin D. Roosevelt pass ed through Atlanta shortly aft?r 1 p. m. (C. S. T) on a spoclal train to spend Thanksgiving at Warm Sprns. The train stopped here Just long enough to change locomotives. Klleri hy Auto. PORTLAND. Nov. 31. p Patrick Mowry. elderly Portland man, walked into the path of an oncoming auto mobile and waa killed here today. Charles E. WILson, Newberg contrac tor and former postmaster, w.is driver of the car. A Fine Blend of Kentucky STRAIGHT WHISKIES Itlemletl and nottled by W. L. HEI.LFR NONS. lue. Distillers. Louisville. Kr. Mats , . . 25c Eves . . . . 35; Kiddies . . 10c PICTURE! . n it
