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MEDFOTO MAIL TRTBUNE, "NfEDFOKD, OT?EGO"NT, FKTDAY. SEPTEJEBE'R 23; 1936. PAGE TTgRTEEN- Vv LOCAL and PERSONAL - From Reese Creek E. Hanson of Reese creek was calling on friends and transacting business here today. Calling Here Out of town resl- dents calling here today Included " Clair Hlgglnbotham of Phoenix and '."J. M. Brown of Eagle Point. Leaves for College Pred Snyder left "yesterday for corvallls where he will resume studies at Oregon State col ; lege. To Portland Mrs. M. P. Clemen ts son left on the evening train last t njght for Portland where she will - niake a short business visit. Bally Announcement A Crater Lake Union Christian Endeavor rally will be held In Jacksonville on Octo ber 3. AH members are urged to be "present for a pot-luck supper at 6:30 p. m. Business session will follow ghllght of the meeting will be the lecldlng of place and completion of plans for the union convention No vember 37 to 29. The meeting will be open for invitation at individual churches. , I BETTER HEALTH ttomsch, Rectal and Colon Ailment 1 Destroy Your Constitution 4 Put known treatment In b West (orUlcars.Acid i Ity, Indigestion, Piles, ' Fissures, Fistula, Colitis, ' Bloiting, Constipation. Diagnosis, Examination nd Treatment by skilled ptcUlim. (. No hospital surgical opera ttoD.Ko conbnemenl Write orcall for FREE descriptive Booklet. Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physician and Surgeon N.B. Corner Burnsido and Grand Avenue - Telephone EAst 3918 Porthnd, Oreuon -A Iteturn From Hunt J. L. Berry of this city and I. C. Erwln of Ashland returned Wednesday from ft four days' hunting trip In the Cox Flat and Cougar mountain districts. Visiting Friends Mrs. Luther Ting ley Is visiting this week in Grants Pass where she Is the guest of friends. She is a former resident of that city. In Ashland Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Drake were among Medford visitors In Ashland yesterday, calling on friends and business acquaintances while there. Mentzer Back Leland A. Mentzer, vocational Instructor at Medford sen ior high school, returned thla morn ing from Portland where he waa call ed by the death of his mother. Convalescing Mrs. W. R. Slpea Is convalescing in Sacred Heart hospital where she underwent a major oper ation a week ago last Mpnday. She has recovered sufficiently to receive friends for short visits each day. , Business Visitor H. L. Moore of Ashland was among out of town res idents making business visits here Wednesday. Other Ashland residents here Wednesday Included Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Pryor.' Class Resumes Study The 8, O. S. class of the Baptist church will re sume the study of Exodus Sunday morning. Subject will be "The Shelt ering Blood" and the lesson text la the 12th chapter of Exodus, the pic ture Book of Redemption. Mrs. E. N Warner instructs the class. AU who aro not attending any other school or class are cordially Invited to at tend. Children of those attending will bo cared for during the study per iod, the announcement said. ORIENTAL GARDENS DANCE Featuring TONIGHT SEPTEMBER 25 Admission: Men 40c, Ladies 25c "The Great Ziegfeld" Here Sunday i for ' J I) There Is comedy, ably supplied by Prank Morgan, In "The Great lZeg feld," which comes Sunday to the Craterlan theatre with William Pow ell In the title role and Myrna Loy as his wife, B 11 lie Burke. But comedy Is but a small part of this mammoth show that was two years In produc tion and occupies three hours on the screen. So long is It, that there will be but two hows dally one In the afternoon and one at night But to accommodate the crowds that are ex pected to see the attraction at popu lar prices, It has been decided to also have one evening show Sunday at the Holly theatre. Foastlng a cast of famous names from stage and screen, "The Oreot Ziegfeld" tel1. the story of the man whose Follies became known through out the woirld as the last word m ex travaganza. Beautiful girls play Important part in tha show just as in Ziegfeld s real life story and there aro hundreds of the most beautiful show girls of Hollywood and New York. Twelve on hits, spectacular production numbers, glitter and the glamour surrounding the life of the man who "glorified the American girl" are all to be found in the pic ture. Stars of Double Bill, Rialto Sunday ismt r : 1 Ps.t O'Brien end MiL'ngarct Ltnclsay star In 'Tublla Enemy's wire." which plays on the two-feiuures program with "Navy Bern," starting & three clay rvin at the Rialto theatre Sun day. ', In "Piibllo Enemy"a . WUeJ" the stcry of the other side of the war on crime, Pat O'Brien and Miss Undsay, with Robert Armstrong and an all- star cast of supporting players, show what happens when the desperate mates of the mobsters try to bresk the clutch of the. underworld and go strcight. "Navy Born" Is a delightful ro mantle - comedy dealing with Uncle Sams navy and their manoeuvera with an adopted baby. Claire Dodd and William Uarfran nre co-featured. To Los Angeles Valeria Whitney was among those leaving on the Shasta last night, her destination be ing Los Angeles. a Fond Sale Oak drove Extension unit today announced a food sale all day tomorrow at Boyd's market Public support was Invited. Dance Tomorrow The Redman lodgo today announced a dance for tomorrow evening at Its hall on Ap ple street for members of Redman and Pocahontas lodges and tholr friends. ... Mining Congress It is expected that several persons from Medford will attend the regional mining con gress to be held In Roseburg on Octo ber 3. So thst sufficient accommo dations can be provided by the Rose burg Chamber of Commerce, those planning to attend from here are re quested to notify the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Gov. Charles H. Martin la to address the congress which will convene at 9:30 a. m. A. luncheon Is to be held at the Hotel Umpqua and as the dining room ac commodations are limited to 100 per sons, the Roseburg chamber Is anx ious to know how1 many will be pres ent. The region to be represented at the congress Includes Jackson, Jose phine, Curry, Coos, Lane and Doug las counties. Boost For Yreka A sub-commlttec of the Inter-clty visitation commit tee of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce today went to work In earnest on behalf of Yieka'a Gold Rush which opened this morning for a three-day celebration. Members of the committee visited merchants and advertised the California city's festi val by giving out Oold Rush badges and urging nil they met to attend the celebration tomorrow or Sunday. It was expected that a large delegation would go to Yreka for tha last day of the festivities when the Crater olub will Join In the celebration and Its uniformed unit will participate In the big parade scheduled for 1 o'clock Members of the chamber's sub-committee which distributed badges to day were Dr. W. P. Ronoy, Frank Gray and Dr. LeRoy O. Jensen. ' FLOWERS FOR THE LADIES The public la Invited Sat. and Sun to attend the opening ot The Meyer Greenhouses. At the old Rogue Val ley Greenhouses. 626 Pranquette St. "Card ofThanks We wish to express our apprecia tion to the brothers and Bisters of the Church of Christ and also our many friends, for the beautiful floral offering and kind aympathy shown us during our bereavement. . Shertleld family, L. P. Shertleld and family. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Keeney ar. and Mrs. H. K. Hughes. Detective Mystery With Westerner on Rialto Double Bill Edmund Lowe and Constance Cum- mings head the cast of "Seven Sin ners," which plays at the Rialto theatre today and Saturday on the double-bill program with "Ride 'Em Cowboy " The story of "Seven Sinners" deals with the efforts of a criminal Investi gator an American to discover the reason for the wreck of a French train In which he Is riding. His clues carry him and a girl insurance In vestigator into an amazing series of adventures. In "Ride Em Cowboy," which stars Buck Jones, Buck portrays a happy- go lucky cowboy who is forever get ting himself !nto trouble. He escapes from a aher'f who wants him for one of hta'pranks, when he Hgrees to drive an auto In a race. Switching from his hors? to a mechanical steed. Buck finds the hli?h speed contrap tion buck Jumping sun-fishing, roll ing, pitching and raring into the next county. DEMPSEY AND MATMEN TO BOOST ROOSEVELT NEW YORK, Sept. 25 . (UP) J acX Dempsey said today he will tour New York state with a match of ring pachyderms (wrestlers) In an attempt to lure votei for President Roose velt. The boys will atao their brawls then Dempsey will Bpeak, or vice versa. NEW YORK. Sept. 25. (UP) Three Beau Brummels, held up Otto Reul In his haberdashery today. When he said he had only 625, tho thugs spent a half hour trying on 35 ' neckties, which they took. Singing Cowboy 9 p e o 1 a 1 Coramunlatlos Medford Lodge No. 103, A. P. it A. M., Sunday, Sept. aith, 3 P. M for the purpose of attending and conducting the funeral of Bro. Harry L. Meyers. E. M. WILSON, Seoy. O. O. HORNER. W. M. Dance at the Oasis Steve Whipple and his . Music .Makers SATURDAY NIGHT Dick Foran. the singing cowboy.! comes to the Roxy theatre tomorrow only in "Trencpery Rides the Range." The action of tho storv drala with l"oran. in the role of a U. S. cavalry officer who, at the head of a battal ion of rangers carries the stars and stripes Into the heart of the Indian country. Episode 2 of the serial, "The Roar ing West," attrrlng Buck Jones, Is also on the name bill. Wally Berger of the Boston Bees was the only slugger to home-run In every city on the National league cir cuit last season. ANCE SAT. KITE ORIENTAL GARDENS Bud Dynge's Band Rube's Old Timers In the Small . Hall! ' 2 HALLS ONE ADMISSION DANCE Sat. Night, Sept. 26 AT Gold Hill Pavilion ' MUSIC BY ' Silva's Orchestra waaaajiMiiiijiMiiii E$ I Shows I El $ Ml l:-3:I!t I fj iJ giLiMwiiiiiniS FOR PERSONAL LOANS OP ALL KINDS. W. E- Thomas. 45 8. Central GUN REPAIRS. Expert gunsmiths Sims Bros.. 23 N. Fir. Qun sights. 5 MIDGET PHOTOS 1 P Peasley Studio 10C Use Mall Tribune want ada w H Y EOT m sue POTATOES LAP BAGS? Hemp is grown in foreign countries and manufactured into burlap by foreign labor Help A Home Industry There are Thousands of Tons of Potatoes sold in this valley every year. Think what this would mean to the Box Factory if these were all sold in Wooden Boxes, instead of burlap bags. Why not resolve to buy ALL YOUE POTATOES this year IN WOODEN BOXES at no extra cost! This week you can buy a SO Ms. BOX oE u. s No. 2 Klamath Gems for AHYT1ME: Hurry! It Ends Tonight! Marlene Gar DIETRICH . COOPER "DESIRE" SATURDAY ONLY! .Shows 1-3, 6:45-8 It. " 'In. CARTOON xoaTT SUN & M0N mm Mats . . tie Bvr . , 3.1c Kiddles . lOe Today and Saturday 50-50 LAUGHS & THRILLS. 100 ENTERTAINMENT! You'll chill at the dangerous spy ad ventures of . . . Edmund LOWE Constance CUMMINGS "SEVEN SINNERS" IN SEARCH OF THRILLS '.'.TO- i i AH JtlX mustt UtUhh )jlr I'.niai 51 fix -.f i d ' v . Ati ..'1 ji. PLUS HIT NO. 2 THE WILDEST, RARIN'EST WESTERN YET . . . . ! H COVfQOV iJ' 4 v?,? '1 You're nen him rJflR horifi and Rtrfin , . now you'll ite htm ride raring car,,'.(ool .:J Starts SUNDAY-3 Days! 2 BIG;HITS! The mates ot the mnhsters I -7:i A n 1 1 n I e fnr i P.' fcf3 nrllonl A panic ii gr 4hjaj 1 ssr? iMaaaaaaMBaBai f MaMaMSaMi II I I I inn 1 1 II II II mil II II in llll MaMBaWn Ml -r ilnwSfimu....ii Ml e,v"o, HkTt;il.1vuj K,dd;;.,i Iwi ! nmimi m ni ,wm' 1 Greatest Outdoor Thrill In Years! I ft Hurry! Ends i CL fls'w Tomorrow I . V!5f f Night! "KINO OF THE jl f fa J MIUK.JSY moUBJii II DAMNED" W lifHPLUTO.DONALD with Noah Beery l " "Alpine Climbers" 1 1 SUNDAY!! AT POPULAR PRICES! THE GIANT SHOW You've Heard About . . Asked About . . . Talkod About! 2 Years in Production! A Fortune to Make and a Joy to Behold I W m .mi : FANNIE BRrc Bpeclsl prlees "Zleufeld" Enjtaiternent onlj: Mats - 40c Kiddles IOC Eves 65o Kiddles - 10c fin In thu evfrema lenath of thla great show, there will be two perfor mances onlj each day matinee and evenlni . . . but fnr your convenience, . It will alo he shown Sunday nlfht only at the HOLLY THEATRE Doors will open at 6:43-Show starts 7:30 HI i.llii'.iirwtM
