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MEDFORD MAIL TRITHJXB, MEDFOKI). OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1033. PAGE FIFTEEN Local and Wheeler In Ashland D. M- Wheeler of this city was a business caller In Ashland Tuesday. .Mrs. Sweeney Visitor Mrs. ChaTle D. Sweeney -was In Ashland yesterday on a business visit. On Business Trip E. G. Narresan, deputy United States marshal, lelt on a business trip today to Wimaa valley. Vlfclt Friends Here Mr. and Mrs. Oayton fiturtevant of independence visited friends In Medford last night. McMann Away H. J. McMann of the Standard Oil company left kist night for Seattle. MIm Cox Leaves Miss Ora Cox left last night on a business trip to Port land. To San Francipco Among those going south last night was I. P. Pod dleon, going to San Francisco. " Here on Business Mrs. H. P. Mc Kay arrived this morning from Port lend to transact business here. Daniels Back T. B. Danlsls return ed this morning from a business trip to Portland. Bin cham Here C. A. Bingham nf Portland was among buslnwa visitors here today. .- From Ashland Hospital France Doney, who has been 111 for the past two weeks In an Ashland hasp! to), Kturned to her home here yesterdday. From Oosquet Lieut. John B. Albln of Camp Oasquet was o busi ness caller at CCC headquarters here today. To Portland H. F. Lange, accom panied -by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. tJmith, drove to Portland today to attend the Portland automobile show. From Ashland Among Ashland res idents here Wednesday were Chet Brown. Mrs. Delia Acklln, Louis Hoxte ind Everett Acklln. Church Homecoming Announce ment was made today of the First Methodist Episcopal church home coming Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Peck Returns Home -William Peck, southern Oregon pioneer, has return ed to his home In Cmtral Point after spending the summer as coretiker of boats at Lake o' the Woods. .. Returns to Crater William Mont gomery, ranger of the Crater Lake national park, returned to the moun tain resort last evening after spend ing the day at Medford headquarters. Returns from Cnves W. E. Robert, son. resident engineer of Crater Lake national pork, was back at headquar ters here today, following an Inspec tion trip yesterday to Oregon Caves. To Michigan Mrs. R. E. Ertrcond son and daughter and Mrs. Edmond son's mother, Mrs. Loren Moore, all of Butte Falls, left lost evening for Muskegon, Mich. Neighbors. puestr Mrs.-Margery Pearson, recorder, and Mrs. Nornm Glascock, receiver, of the Royal Neighbors, were guests of the Ashland chapter Wednesday evening, Special Program A. B. Arnold, sup erintendent of the Federated churches Sunday school In Staten Island, N. Y.t will talk to the Presbyterian Sunday school November 24 at 10:15, in n special program. Continue Northward Stopping here yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dwyer of Saai Francisco, who arrived on the plane and were forced by the suspended plane schedule to take the evening train north. Receiving Care Here Mrs. A. L. Harvey of Ashland, who hfts been gravely ill at her home there for sev eral days, was yesterday brought to Medford by ambulance so that she anight be oared for at thi home of her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Wilson. ! A QUALITY DRINKER ... IS A MODERATE DRINKER An appreciation for all fine thing, ii governed by modarata Indulgence in all fine thingi. . . SSS? KENTUCKY Sf'gM BOURBON "" 1 95 PROOF 0V I 18 MONTHS H H Agina In tht wood fives W .- v. Ttf M msilownei. fw straight S UJhiskey B $1 C Ws&s 1 PINT I D&6 BLACK LABEL WHISKEY-A BLEND- 90 PROOF o!d and oiptiy b'tndtd with 40 purs qreiis neutral ipiritt to fnskt perfection. 1. 10 Personal CCC Men Leave Discharged CCC enrol lees leaving last night were An thony Galtto. to Newark, N. J.: Vin cent Legatta, New York;, and George Eelkemp. Linden, N. J. New Ashland PastorThe Rev. C. E. Wordsworth of Clifton vale, Mass., will assume the pastorate of the Nazarene church In Ashland Sunday. The pul pit has been vacant since the resigna tion of the Rev. R. T. Holmes, who is now In Oregon City. Leave for Game Among those leav ing on the special train for Palo Alto last night were Mr. and Mrs. X. Qurk holtz. Frank Perl, Jack Porter, Bert Orr and A. S. Rosenbaum. They plan to attend the California-Stanford game. On Inspection Trip H. A. Hitter, district ranger, and C E. Sunderman. recreation foreman, of the United States forest service, left today for Dead Indian Soda Springs, where they were to inspect the work being done ty the ERA camp. Church People Arrive Mrs. U. Q. Menzles of India, Virgil Sly of Indian a polls, Leonard Q. Levitt of Eugene, and W. F. Swanden of Portland ar rived this morning on business con nected with the one-day conference at the Christian church, Return from Inspection Capt. Wil liam C. Ryan, CCC district welfare of ficer, and Eugene C. Golden, district educational adviser, were bock at tbelr duties at Medford headquarters today after a two-day inspection of camps at Oasquet, Humbug Moun tain, Bradford, McKlnley and Sltkum. Here for Conference Arlvlng on the morning train were Miss Sarah Green of Chicago and S. W. Hall of Salem, on the board of education for the Methodist church, here to con tiuct the education conference at the chuven today. Miss Green was ex pected to leave tonight. To Hear Farley Several prominent Medford Democrats plan to leave here tonight to attend the ceremonies in honor of Postmaster-General James A. Farley In Portland tomorrow. In cluded In the group leaving tonight were A. E. Reames, member of the state Democratic committee, Ralph O. Stephenson, chairman of the Jackson county central comimttee. and J. R. Marshall, committee member. Mr. Farley is to give a public address at the Portland armory at 7:30 tomor row night.- . Knklns Return Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Eakln returned Wednesday from an oxtended trip in southern California, visiting In Las Angeles, Long Beach and Son Diego. While in tha south, the Eaklns attended the San Diego exposition and made a short tour of northern Mexico. On their return trip to Orwon, Mr. and Mrs. Eaklu visited in -San Francisco and Mr Eakln attended a Rotary meeting at which the officers of the famous "China Clipper," oftolals of the post office department and airlines were guests of honor. STRATO RECORD MOSCOW, Nov. 22. (AP) Soviet Teat Pilot Vladimir Koklnakl said to day he set a new world altitude record for airplanes by ascending 47,818 feet, or slightly more than nine miles. The present official record was established by Italian Commander Renato Donatl, who reached 47354 feet (8.96 miles) In a flight from Rome April 11, 1934. The instruments in Koklnakl's open single-motored biplane were exam ined after his 62 -minute flight by a commission of Soviet experts who confirmed the flier's claims. 1 I SAMUEL Jamet Clark HALF QUART PINT $2.I5 Joan Crawford f imnm i la iiiim Glamorous Joan Crawford, more glamorous than ever In new Adrian fashioned gowns, has a new romantic idol as her leading man In "I Live My Life," opening Sunday at the Cra terian "theater. He is Brian Aherne. a six -foot -three answer t4 any maid en's prayer, who knocks rivals for a loop, hurls the lovely Joan into chairs, and In general acts like the hard boiled archaeologist he Is supposed to be. The picture deals with the romance of a sophisticated debutante and the horny-handed archaeologist. Compli cations to the romance are brought about by the girl's ultra-modern ideas Koklnakl. 31 years old and a former stevedore, had made repeated unsuc cessful attempts to better the record. On the flight which he said finally brought him success, he took fuel enough only for the ascent and splraled to the ground with an empty tank after remaining ten minutes at his peak altitude. Koklnakl landed at the Frunze air port outside Moscow 62 minutes after his takeoff from the same place. Donatl was ih the air an hour and 17 minutes. OREGON AIRPORT PLANS APPROVES WASHINGTON, NOV. 22. (AP) The air commerce bureau today certi fied feasibility of a long list of airport projects proposed for Inclusion In the works progress program. The projects still must be approved by WPA, President Roowvelt . and Comptroller General J. R. McCarl, before state WPA directors are auth orized to Include them In state pro grams. They included: Oregon: Pendleton, construction of .asphalt surface, relocating and rock ing runways, extending rock base to cover present unprotected areas In three main runways 937,289. Brookings, Brookings airport, clear ing.) grading, surfacing and marking, $1163; Grand Dallas, commerce department- emergency landing field, grading, seeding, and changing light ing system, $5013. LA GRANDE. Ore., Nov. 22. (AP) The La Grande First National Bank organization will be liquidated within the next 60 days and control go to the First National bank of Portland. A large majority of the stockholders met and voted the action. THE DALLES, Ore., Nov. 22. (AP) Snow In the mountains and 1.8 of an inch of rainfall at lower levels cheered grain growers and orchard 1st s today. Precipitation has been below normal this fall. UNGEHLEIOER, Pr.ild.nt Diitllllnq Corporation GULF STREAM STRAIGHT WHISKEY 90 PROOF 12 MONTHS ftisra It no lit-up on tht Increasing popularity throughout all of Ore gon of thU iplandid whiikey. The reaien why, ii quality; qualify first nd Itit. fry 1 yourself. HALF PINT , 40' 75 PINT OUAKt $1.40 OAl. $2.75 GALLON $3.73 OittiAad by aiporft from specially teloeted grain give! thii whiikty itt distinctive character. 14 MONTHS OLD half rni ori; ?U PINT JUf l.70 Coming Sunday la4wywai,jiuM It ,. on life In general, but A heme's rapid fire lessons in love eventually melt down the resistance. A fast-moving story, the picture abounds in comedy situations and la ugh -provoking dialogue, with a brilliant supporting cast Including Frank Morgan as Miss Crawford's rather bewildered father: Aline Mac Mahon In the humorous port, of "the other girl'; Eric Blore and Arthur Treacher remembered as the lanky Englishman), as a couple of butlers: Fred Keating as the unlucky lover, und Jessie Ralph, Hedda Hopper, Ed Brophy and Sterling Holloway also featured. Many Enjoy Final Will Rogers Film The picture that marks the climax of Will Rogers' glorious career, "In Old Kentucky." opened its local run yesterday, being shown matinee and evening at the Craterlnn and also for tho evening shows at the Holly the ater. To say that, from an entertain ment point of view it tops any pre vious will Rogers picture, would be like gilding the lily but. accepting the audience reaction, no other con clusion can be reached. Through It nil is pervaded the mellow good hu mor with which will Rogers pictures became so Intimately associated. Rogers has the role of Steve Tap ley, a trainer of champions and the skillful guide of young love in a lnnd where all tho horses are fast and the women beautiful. Around the romance of Dorothy Wilson and Russell Hardle much of the picture's action centers. Hardle is the trainer for wealthy Charles Richman, a Job Rogers lost when he mm IMYTIME: I DDI i$ J 191 tST TIMES TOXKIIITM SATURDAY ONLY! . Continuous Showr l to HE TAMED THE WEST! But love had him roped, branded, and hog - tied! In Harold Bell Wright's "WHEN A MAN'S A MAN" . with Dorothy IVII-on nd Paul Kelly Ernest True In f'rlpnrtlj spirit' Cartoon 1 ff&fl : 9 r iciioot io THfTVtNINd TRAIL i sun. v-r-. M0N. !! ADRIAN Wranglers on r VHrv: r"" '7! mm ''xLj ifi:feii.i Frank's Little Wranglers, whose popularity over station KOOa result ed In a road tour for the youngsters, are appearing on the stage of the Rialto theater for today and tomor row only, as a special added attrac tion at the regular admission prices. Presenting old-time raivje ballads In a professional stylo worthy of vctorun performers. The Little Wranglers will protected Miss Wilson's grandfather, Charles SeUon, from Rlchman's wrath. The task of training Miss Wilson's horse for the Ash ford stakes takes up only part of Rogers' time, however. He Is at the same time engaged In the courtship of the Southern lady, played by Esther Dole. And Bill Rob inson, the famous dancer, Is his aide In both these tasks. Through plot and counterplot, this delightful story weaves its way, bring ing us to the spectacular climax In the race. And here Miss Wilson defies -Today and TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS! rf . in rerson I 1 '" FRANK'S I ITT I F . WW S ! WRANGLERS fcjLSv" I The vest-pocket edition of the If "iViV Ii ' famous Arizona Wranglers .. . it' I''' M : all-juvenile band . . . playing . Ik Ml, kvV ' 7 f-Af ,&. and singing your favorite hill- feF4 i 'f.';ir ev ef. m. biily tunes! I , On the Screen! ffl II Thrills of the old west! iP ZANE GREY'S wjt 7A .aMiiwiiffiir mt-- . V I ' DEAN JAGGER GAIL Is " I ' l PATRICK "BUSTER" I ' ' 'r fl ' fiPl k ' ORABBE TRIXIE . , f y'ff.P 5, - I I II ilFRIGANZA MONTE ' f VV' Ifir A II I IX BLUE Anna Q, NILSS0N Jp ,! iffl B I RAYMOND HATT0N II fff' Vf Jf i ' lift VaxC"- II MjZfjLMb' i iSJf aa m J Mi Plus RUTH ETTINO in "Old Spanish Onion" I'lHiniLVT YTV7 fl ft tiL l H XALICE FAYE W S JNvRAy WALKER V) N Stage at Rialto be on the atne for both maxinec and evening shows. The screen feature on the prog rani. Zane Orcy'a "Wanderer of the Waste land," with an outstanding cast In cluding Dean Jagger, CHU1 Patrick and many others, tells the dramatic ad ventures of a man who found him pelf forced to Join a gang of outlaws, and the resultant excitement and thrills that fell to his lot. all precedent by riding her mount to victory and a happy solution for all concerned. To try describing the Innumerable rtb-tlckling situations which have been loaded Into the picture would be utterly useless. There Is only one ronl wuy to properly enjoy caqh little bit and that la, "see the picture." Leaves on Visit Emma Jenkins left this morning for Portland, where she will spend the ensuing week as the guest of friends. Saturday!! gMmtugiiit til iiwwrowwwBsrew Roxy's Star Harold Bell Wnghi'a "Wl.en a Miui j a Mtoi," with Oergo O'Brien In ine eadlng role, comes to the Roxy thea ter for Saturday only. An unforget table portrayal of the hero, who ; r"" ' - .n.ieitiilinnr.M Sliowa I w rSfl f T if WTIl I Mala . . . tic ;:"a;; Positively Ends Tomorrow Night! Im HIS LAST .. . and GREATEST TRIUMPH! I A Blorloiitt rllnmx to n n'tit enrevr, with nil tho rich dowu-to-rarth hit mor that mnde ltlin America's Idolt Also EVENINGS ONLY at the HOLLY THEATRE IMIEVUB SAT. NIGHT BOTH THKATBES! HIS FAMILY TREE" When an Irishman rhongos his with JAMES BARTON - She had "everything that money could buy except her kind of love! Thore's utter fascination in every scene of this laugh laden, fast and furious roniantio riot! change from an eastern "softie" to a rugtged wwtern man of Action, la tjlven by O'Brien, eupported by a ilendicl cast made up of Dorothy Wilson, Paul Kelly, Harry Woods and others. Use Mall rrloune want ada. to the latest hits at ORIENTAL GARDENS Sat. Hite 1 Admission 2 Halls DANCE On The OASIS SPRING FLOOR Every Sat. Nite Vi- TBS f at ,s t nnme . . . anything ran happen MARGARET CALLAHAN COMING SUNDAY! 'Here's To Love' and here's to the strangers we kiss and sometimes marry" ... A pent house deb speaks her mindl PINT QUART QUART ,
