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? v MEDFORD MATL TftTBTTi. MEDFOKD. ORF.OOX. THURSDAY. APRIL 16. 1936. PAGE SEVEN 5 LOCAL and PERSONAL Roberts Back O. M. Roberts. Med ford attorney, returned this morning lrom Portland where he made a brief business visit. Gray Returns Harold Grey return- ad thl morning on tha Oregonlan fronv a short business trip to Port land. . To IllinoisMrs. Myrtle A. Patter son, accompanied by bar two sons, " left by train last night for Aurora, -';iu. . y? To Portland-JyrU Otterdale, chief operator for the Pacific Telephone company, left on tha evening train yesterday for Portland where aha was , called by business. ' ' Tengrwald Visits Victor A. Teng wald, Medford'attorney and Republi can candidate for the nomination for district attorney, waa among busi neat visitors In Grants Pass Tuesday. ' Leave Clinic Mrs. 0. S. Hayes and her baby -aon left the Osteopathic cllnte, where the young man was born, to return to their home yes , terday. Canfleld III A slight Illness today ' confined David H. Canfleld. superin tendent of Crater Lake national park. t. to his home at 1317 Queen Anne ave nue. Mine Operator Here A. A. Kewn t bam, operator of the Los Cabin mine near Gold Hill, was a business visitor In Medford today. He stated that . mining is continuing active In the . Gold Hill area. "'A f 1 Vacationist, lean Among Easter vacationists In Medford were Mr. and Mm. L. Lorenson of Great Falls, Mont., who left for their home this morning after visiting at the home of A. Lorenson here. ) Purchases Farm A. C. Leigh ton, former resident of New York City, stated today he had purchased the R. A. Rolph farm In the Willow Springs section near Central Point, where he will make his home. ' Leave for Home Mrs. D. R. Paisley and small son John left on the morn ing train today for then nome in De trlot, Mich., after spending some time visiting friends in Gold Hill and Med ford.. " . Important Rehearsal Announce ment waa made today that the Jack son County Teachers' chorus will hold an Important rehearsal Saturday morning at 10 o'elock In the court house auditorium. a - For Mother's ay It has been suggested by headquarters that all the officers and enrollees of the CCC - write letters to their mothers In com memoration of Mother's day. May 10. , The suggestion was made first by the secretary of war. The writing of let- atrB Vinrr tnr Vf rtth sw'st 4arj Haa hn a custom in the army for years. Visiting Friends Mrs. A. A- Mad den of Ashland was among Med(rd visitors yesterday, calling at thehume of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Rlnabarger. From Ashland Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Piatt and Mrs. Jane Lang tile of Ash land shopped and trsnscted business here yesterday afternoon. Transacts Business Cel Gerevals, representative of the Hamilton Pa cific company offices here, transact ed business In Ashland Tuesday. 0 Returns Home Mrs. Robert E. Lee returned Tuesday night from Oro ville; cal., where she spent a few hays visiting her sister. Visit In Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Turpin were in Ashland Tuesday, calling at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Guetzlaff. To San Francisco Mrs, John Law rence will leave here this evening for San Francisco on a business visit of several days. Here for MeetingClyde Kellls and Bud Gandee of Ashland were among those attending a sales meeting of the Shell OH company here Monday evening. Special Agent Here E. A. Steffen, special representative of Sharp and Dohme of Baltimore, Md., and Phila delphia, Pa., arrived In Medford yes terday to confer with local merchants. Medford Visitors--Among Ashland residents visiting In Medford Monday were Harold Alklna, Slade Songer, D. S. Kerr, A. 8. Neely, Earl Leever, Roy Parr, Jr. Roy Parr, George Shafer, Art Cooper and Bob Ingle. Clegg Returns Capt. William B. Clegg of Camp Prescott returned yes terday from Fort Sheridan, 111 whither he went recently as com mander of a special train taking CCC enrollees back east for discharge. ' Enrolled by CCC Roy O. Stewart, Raymond W. Harris, Glenn H. Allen and Joseph L. Bailee, all from Jose phine county, were enrolled yesterday by the CCC and were assigned today to Camp South Umpqua for duty. Driver Fined Charles N. McMer rlck, R. F. D. 1, Medford, was assessed $1 and costs yesterday in Justice court upon a plea of guilty to operating an auto without an operator's license. He waa given until May 1 to remit. Leaves for North H. B. Esson. rep resentative of Blumauer Frank com pany, Portland, with headquarters In .Medford, left here today on a short business trip to the northern metrop olis. To Visit Son Mrs. M. T. Wray left early today for a vacation trip of several days during which she will be the guest of friends in Sacramento. She wilt also visit her son Dick, who Is a student at the Chlco State Teach ers' college. MY BROTHER BILL This shows WHIiam helping out when your orders get heavy. He's like the rest of as knows every step In turning out good whiskey. fit Ail."i 1M i " - You never could have got a Family's Whiskey so tasty if it wasn't that us Wilkens . started distilling way back , Thi. here Family's Whiskey of ours has got everything that three whole generations of us Wilkens have learned concerning ways of making whiskey with a genuine n . ness and tastlness to itl And here' one thing sure. There isn't one bottle but what's got every bit of the quality to it that we distillers are enjoying ourselves. We want to make our Family's Whiskey something that'll do us proud, and make you glad you bought it! ; HI 1 S9 1 ' ' U I W s 1 ' S ' I SBBB 1 . ' f ' J- sd 9ttm svin. fi. fmtck $ Caw. IM-. Jiwh. Fa DMsta of Schwln PradKts Ce Im. FRFE A eorr f our WfThrn Fafnllr CVtnt Anm tf von 11 wfltt me at The Maple. R F. D. No. 9.fkhrn:T. Pa. S proof 75 grain ntotral spirits. Cvrright 19. Joa.P, Fine & Co . Irx. AVAILABLE IN OREGON ' Attend Meeting The Rev. H. 8. Relchard and E. W. Madison of Oranta Pass attended the meeting of the Presbyterian officials held here yes terday. a a a Here on Business L. J. Armstrong, traveling representative for the Santa Fe railroad, and S. O. Edwards, rep resenting the Missouri Pacific rail road, were among Medford business visitors Tuesday. a Business Visitors Business visitors from A&Mand In Medford Tuesday in cluded Cliff Bromley. Bill Bromley. Headrlck Baughmaa, BUI Grenbremer. Bob Davis, Gerald Dalkenberg,. Mrs. C. B. Dalkenberg and LaVtrn Dalken berg. a a Return from Meetlnj L. C. Stew art and Ralph E. Sweeney returned this morning from Portland where they attended the annual state meet ings of York Rite Masonic bodies. They left here last Saturday. The sessions were held Monday, Tuesday and yesterday. a a Honesty Lauded The Rev. William H. Carle, retired minister now resid ing at Lake Creek, today spoke high ly of the honesty of the person who found and returned his wallet which, among other things, contained 17, The Rev. Mr. carle lost the wallet last Thursday without knowing It, but his name was Inside. On Sun day It was returned to him by a neighbor, Mark Hoepff, to whom it was delivered by the finder, who said he found it in Eagle Point. The name of the retriever was not ob tained. . "There are still honest peo ple in the world," commented the retired pastor. WOMENS GOLF TEAM OFF FOR SCOTLAND FOR CURTIS ITCH NTEW YORK, April 16. UP Amer ica's Curtis cup team, fortified with youth and experience, steamed over the high seas today for Scotland and the third International match battle against England's golf stars. "It's one of the best teams ever to represent America, and I believe we have a fine chance of keeping the trophy we never .have lost." said Mrs. Glenna Collett- Vara f Philadelphia, national champion and team captain. Members of the team. In addition to Mrs. Vara, are Mrs. Maureen Or cutt Crews. Miami; Mrs. Opal S. Hill, Kansas City; Mrs. Leona D. Cheney, Los Angeles; Patty Berg. Minneapolis; Marlon Mlley, Lexington, Ky.; Char lotte Glutting, Orange, N. J., and Mrs. Prank Gold th wait. Fort Worth, Texas. The Curt la cup matches will be played at Gleneagles, Scotland, May 6. Mrs. Vare said she hadn't made up her mind yet who would play. All of the American team membera planned to compete In the British women's championship. v PLAN HIGH SCHOOL L Miss Floy Young, music instructor at the Senior high school, haa an nounced that a choral concert by the combined boys' and girls' glee clubs of the high school will be presented on the evening, of April 33 in the school auditorium at eight o'clock. The program will include musical numbers by the glee clubs, an aggre gate of 80 voices; numbers by the boys and girls octette; songs by a mixed quartette; mixed chorus num bers: and a violin ensemble. The glee clubs will be assisted in their presen tation by the high school orchestra, under direction of P. Wilson Walt. Numbers to be presented on this program will represent long and dili gent rehearsal on the part of the young vocalists and their director, Miss Young. There la no admission charge and the public Is Invited. Use Mall Tribune want ads. 4 I! aTaVyXf 20 I PJ1 II 7 JtAKYnME: I .4J m aJ VkidoiisJ I aVk d' AT I pjBB Today and Friday . Sjsjpjsjpj mBMBBBSMBUMBBBMBiBMBllMBaanEMS She's Grander Than Ever I '- A, the so & rs thre ' hellcats from the 'j VJUi a n f . 1 ,! 'i TtfT Added "horts Jnj Two Reels VCl "Vodvil" II nolnj plan, with 113 L joc Thomas' JfM Three Outstanding Stars in Coming Attraction Car an-i The most talked about starring combination of the year will bring Clark Gable, Myrna Loy and Jean Harlow to the Craterlan theatre Sun day in "Wife vs. Secretary", Other favorites in the supporting cast in clude May Robson. George Bnrbpr. James Stewart and Hobart augh. The film play Is based on Faith Baldwin's wldely-iead novel and show a Gable as the successful busi ness man very much In love with his emotional crisis by the presence of hlc secretary, Jean Harlow. Through thta "eternal triangle" situation, viewed from a fresh viewpoint, comes the plot of the story, promising con siderable dramatic fireworks for all wife. Myrna Loy, but caught In an concerned. Donald Stars Donald Duck makes bis debut In opera, appearing with Clara ,Cluck (the hen) in "Mickey's Grand xjpera" on the same program with Harold Lloyd's ''The Milky Way." opening a three day run at the Craterlan the atre today. As an opera star, Donald makes a good fish peddler, but with the aid of Clara's excited cackling and Mickey's Inspired conducting, to say nothing of Pluto's off-stage sound effects, "Mickey's Grand Opera" fin ally pulls through In spite of the principals. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Benson of Central Point, a girl weighing 7 '4 pounds, at the Purucker Maternity Home April 15. Born to Mr. and Mrs. David Neville of Prospect, a boy weighing 7 pounds, yesterday at the Purucker Maternity Home. Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wll llama of Medford, a girl weighing 6 pounds and 10 ounces at the Puruck er Maternity Home April la. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wil liamson of S16 West Thirteenth street, a boy weighing 8 pounds, April 14 at the Community hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mcrl Meni man, a boy weighing 7 pounds at the Community holtal April 14. On Roxy Bill May Robson. the grand old lady ot the acreen, triumphs again In her lat est atarrlng vehicle, "Three Kids and a pueen," playing at the Roxy theatre today and Friday. In this picture she playa a wealthy old lady from society who goes to the aluma to get sway from herself and falls In love with three motherless Wda Who call her their queen. With Miss Robson In. this heart appealing picture are Frankle Darrow, Henry Armetta and Charlotte Henry. Mr. Wortman atated that although one-way traffic waa the rule of the road from Annie Springs on, chain, were not necessary and good driving conditions prevailed. For the last twenty miles, the drive was made through snow banka from one to fif teen feet deep. All but the last few miles from Government camp to the lake nave been kept open to tourists through out the winter by the park service. In Rialto Hit I1.'" v A .- 'I 2 1 w Larry ''Buster" Crabbe, Tom Keene and Marsha Hunt are the leading players In the new Zane Grey film, "Desert Gold," coming to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Saturday. It's the story of an Indian chief tain and his desert mine, for which warring factions of white men battle. According to advance reports "Desert Gold" Is among thi best pictures made from Zane Grey's many novels. The American Indian, played by Crabbe, plays a great part In this thrilling ploturisatlon of the old west at its best. With these three western favorites are such names as Monte Blue, Ray mond Hat ton, Robert Co minings and Glen Ertkson. Salmon In Columbia - THJ DALLES. Ore., April W AV Word from Ge.no Falls Indicated the spring run of salmon haa started in the Columbia river. Four Urge fish were reported taken. Logger Killed CARLTON. Ore., April 18. ;p Neil r flundqulst, 81, of Seaside, died In a logging train accident near here. He waa brake man on the Carlton Coast line. Sundqulat waa crush ea by logs when a car waa derailed. Use Mall Tribune want ada. Girl to Womanhood MO need for girls or women to suf fer every month from periodic pains, headache or side ache. In girlhood and womanhood Dr. Pierce's- Favorite Prescription it i very beneficial tonic. This is what Mrs. II. GolrlsvAflh of It IS Sonar SL. Stockton. Cal.. aald: "When I wu a. air develop! nf into womanhood I was pile &nd weak. Mother fare mc Dr. PUree'a Vavor ita PreacHptloa and It aoon ear relief. 1 again felt alrons and active. Iwo bottles of tha 'Favorllt PreacrlpUon' wu all 1 needed." Co la your drugairt today. Kaw ah, UbaSOc Liquid II 00 and $1 JS. Writs Or. Plertt's Clinic. BoffUo N. Y for frea medical atrlm. Ran Franrlsco Butter. SAN FRANCISCO, April 18. (AP USDA) Butter, score: 93-31. SACRAMENTO. Cal., April 18. (AP-USDA) Churning cream butter fat, first grade 84, second grade 33. Ose Mall Tribune want ada. . Quality Green Pine Slabs Fer Load Two Load Lots . . 02 Medford Fuel Co. Hit N. Central IRIAN AUTO IS FIRST TO LAKE First visitor oar to reach the Crater Lake rim this year was that of J. F. Wortman, who, with his wife and a group of friends, drove to the winter resort yesterday. Accompanying the Wortmans were Mrs. Julia Mitchell, Mrs. Charles Spencer, of San Fran cisco, end Mrs. L. O. Llndley. Nig fit Coughs Quickly checked without "dosing." rub on VVapoRub Shows 1:45 8:45-0:00 Ja. Adults I Klddlea-100 I ZANE GREY'S THRILLING TALE OF THE REDMEN'S GOLD! The Indian makes hii . last gtand . . . against the white man's greed for yellow gold ... In the most exciting of . all Zane Grey's wost e r n roraanoesf Tomorrow & Saturday Starting TODAY 3 Days .V' .a .At V . ..V' EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTIONS . Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Willi ISUMtUU iUUA ailU All sua ontu;aiu i Ul , Miunri o unHtiu urcnH Sport Eeel "Feminine Invasion" News Events Shows at 1-45 6:45-9:00 Mats . . . 25o Eves . . , 35c Kiddies . lOo BunMmaajmjai
