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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1936. PAGE SEVEN ft GOAL and PERSONAL I From Ashland Out-ot-town busi ness calleTS bers Saturday Included Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Robert ;on of Ass land. Sunday Csllers Calling on busi ness acquaintances here Sunday were Lonnle Scroggtns and Belona Goldj. both of Ashland. Here Today Mrs. A. g Hartley al Jacksonville was calling on friends and business acquaintances here to day. , "' Calling in Ashland Medford resi dents calling on Ashland friends Sun day included Mr. and Mrs. Dean VI- pfa California J. D, Convirs was ainong passengers leaving by train last night, his destination being Wasco, Cal. To Roseburg rrank Schaffer, WPA guperintendent, was among those leaving for the north by train to day, hie destination being Roseburg, " Visiting Here Mrs. Sarah Bainous it Paradise; Cal., came here Sunday from Grants Pass to visit a short time before continuing to her home. Visits Sunday Mrs. Olcnn Fabrtck was among Medford visitors in Ash land Sunday, calling at the home of Jier daughter and son-in-lsw, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ingle. Saturday 'lsitor Olen Cusiesr, Medford representative of the Mar shall Wells Hardware company in Portland, was transacting business in Ashland Saturday. Undergoes Operation Miss Florence Gifford, who underwent an appendix operation a week ago at the Osteo pathic clinic. Is recuperating satis- "Spanish Vet Meeting The United Spanish Wsr Veterans and their aua Uiary will meet In regular session at the Armory weanesaay evening, w. tbber 7. at. 8 o'clock. A pot-luck din oar will be served In the basement at .:S0. with all members and visiting oomrsdes invited. HEAR GOVERNOR L0WDEI1 Or ILLINOIS TONIGHT 7 o'Clock ON STATIONS KGO - KGA - KJR Republican state Central Com mittee, Arthur w. rnauu. Paid Adv. ARMY DOCTOR PRESCRIBES FOR STOMACH Heedless Misery and Suffering of Many People Greatly Be lieved When Acids and Poisons Cleaned Out j H. L. Williams, Prominent Med icine Manufacturer, who brings medicinal formula, perfected dur ing World War, to this city. ltUUona of people are sick tods; because their stomach Isn't digesting food properly, because their bowls are clogged. Fermenting food causes ft sour taste. Poul-smelllng gas dls- Wds the stomach and pains the ftJIrt. Congested food decaya In in- ; tea tines, spreading poisons through the system. i A World War Medicine. w These common conditions may be ; r quickly overcome by the prescription , of an ex-army doctor, developed dur-' I tag the World War to keep our sol- diers fit. Now, this prescription en- j Joys national sale as Williams 8.L.K. A Formula. It is sold with tnts distinct nnderstanding that the user gets ' v his money back If he feils to say ' I after taking 8 IS.. "I feel great!" ! I Money-Back Guarantee. j Did you ever get a doctor to write f a prescription under a money-bacs I guarantee) Not So you can realire i how effective Williams S. L. K. I Formula must be to sell to I thousands of sick people, with i I practically no refunds. This' f medicine certainly gets rerultal It's ' t a Brest tonic for your stomach, over-; I coming nausea, indigestion, gas, bloat f ft fulehes potcons from kidneys By 5 Its diuretic sction and stimulates liver action to furnlih stomach with bile . I needed to stimulate digestion. Be f lieveayou from getting up nights with ; weak blsdder. Gives boels a great ! anslng. You'll feel titr tomor- If you take Williams B U K : rormuis wiuj.nv. o'-'m will? vj Heath'a Drug Stor. North Central . Are. on pusrsntu of 'Bsilsfsctlon os- Monev Bscki" Adt. At Clinic Mr. M. J. Storm of Jadtsonville underwent ft tonsillotomy at th Osteopathic chute and hos pital this morning. Continues Kerih Dr. Ernest L. Harris, who Addressed Kepubllcana here last Bight, continued north by train today lor further speaking en gagement. On Business Trip W. Thomas BoS- ger of Spring street left last night or Portland where he will spend the next several days transacting busi ness. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Anderson, of Portland are visiting relatives and friends Is Medford. Mr, Anderson is a Safeway supervisor of a Portland district. Ellis Recovered Frank Sills of the Applegate district, who has been con fined to the Osteopathic clinic and hospital for almost two weeks, re turned to his home Sunday. Visitor Leaves Miss Inez LeCierc left here Sunday for Topeka, Kans,. after spending two weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry LeCtorc, in this eity, 'Gilford at O, 8. C Herbert Gil ford is among the students from Medford who are enroled for the fall term at Oregon State college He it taking a business course, ma joring la accounting. Attends Meeting Mrs. Hal McNalr of Ashland was In Medford last even tng to attend the meeting of Job'3 Daughters. Mrs. McNatr s aiding In the organisation of an Ashland bethel of Job's Daughters. Mrs, Prentice Back Mrs. H. R. Prentice returned to her home here yesterday after having spent the pat several days in Centralis, Wash, where she was called by the illness of her mother, Prom Bonanza Captain W. W Williams, company commander of Camp Bonanza, and Ernes B. Eilert- sen, educational advisor there, were visitors at headquarters here yester day. At Clinic George Berks, Jr., of Cascade Gorge u a patient at the Osteopathic clinic and hospital, hav ing been received for medical atten tion. Mrs. J. C. Malone of Talent had her tonsils removed the clinic yesterday. Boy Scout Rally The Mrdfofd dis trict Boy Scouta wiU hold a big rally Friday evening, November 13, at the Senior high school auditorium, it has been announced. Between 300 and 300 boys will participate is the dem onstration of activities, and a crowd of 600 or 700 spectators is expected Conrad Improving The condition of J. T. Conrad, assistant waterm as ter, who has been critically ill at the Sacred Heart hospital for the past three weeks, is now showing improve ment. It was learned today. Visitors are not yet allowed, however, it was announced. Returns to Army Post Staff Ser gtant Leslie Conroy and Mrs, Conroy and little daughter left Monday to return to duty in the army medical department ftt Fort Crook Neb., alter a months vacation visit at the home here of Sergeant Conroy's sister, Mrs, S. M. Oliver. Kewlyweds to Coast Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Dunn left today for their new home in Crescent City, Cal.. where they will be joint owners of the Redwood Hoyelty shop with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Bart, formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn were mar ried last Wednesdsy evening. Mrs. Dunn was Miss Ruth Hanscam be fore last week's ceremony. Week-end Quest Miss Mattle Perry of Roseburg was a week-end guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Nick Ktme. Mlta Perry has been with the Roseburg poetofflce staff for the psst 28 years. Mrs Ben H. Palrchlld of Yreka, Cel., was also guest at the Xime home over the week-end. she Is a sister of Mrs. Kims. ' - Extend Invitation The Fruit Dis patch company, banana Industry or, ganlzatlon, has extended an Invita, tioa to all grccera and their em ployes In the vicinity to view motion pictures showing the process of grow. Ing and shipping bsnanss which will be given tonight at 8 o'clock at the Hotel Medford. There is to be no admission charge, ... Mission Meeting The Young Peo ple's Missionary circle of the First Christian church will hold the regu lar monthly meeting this evening at 8 o'clock In the recreational hail ol the church. A short business session will precede the program which is to be conducted by members of Dick Fraley's group, the topic being "The Negro to America," Marjorie Greg ory's group will be in charge of the social hour. All young people abovs high school age are cordially Invited to attend. WIN A in Wards Woodworking Contest No g limit! Prizi awarded according to two age group. Claw A 11 year and over. Clan B 16 year and under. Com In (ooy to WarJt HorJwan Dport mofit and gt on f nby Form liaTTTTrarnTTranym?lll 117 So. Central Livestock PORTLAND, Oct. (AP-ffSDA) HOGS 200, market active, strong to shade higher; good to choice 160 to 210 lb. drive-ins mostly SiQ.I5s.25. few down to $10; light light mostly 9.50; few up to 30; 235 to 260 lbs. weight 9.&09.?& packing sows 7.7598.35; choice 80 to 100 lb. feed er pigs S.73, CATTLE 200; including 26 through; calves 150, market very slow low grade kinds offered; scat tered sales about steady, few com mon steers at 14.50 5.50; good grass steers salable up to Monday top of $7,60, few common heifers $45; low cutters and cutter cows '2.5tia 3.25 common to medium cows 13.50$ 4.25: good feew oowe quotable up to $4.75; bulls $4 .50 5; load around 360 lb, calves $6; so choice light dealers sold quotable upward to $3, SHEEP Receipts 200; market about steady, good fat lambs $7.25 .50; common to medium grade 8$7; good tat ewes, quotable $3.00 ,25. CHICAGO, Oct. 6. (AP-USDA) HOG 8 15,000, weight under 150 lbs., and sows steady with Monday's average; thers weak to 10c lower, top $1.40; bulk good and choice 190- 240 lbs. SI 0.15 $.40; pigs active; bulk strong weights 18,50 9; sow mostly $9.15 .40, CATTLE 8,000, calves 2.000; all grades yearlings and light steers fully steady; less desirable killing quality considered; middle grades predominated; medium weight and weighty steers slow, steady; stock era and feeders fairly active, better grades fully steady; others weak; country outlet fairly broad Monday in face of largest stocker supplies of the season; beat fed yearlings $1040; weighty steers $9.15; sot much steer beef Is run; beef cows 10$ 15c lower; cutters weak; bulla strong to shade higher and vsalers closing lower after steady start, most ly 10c down late; but selects up to $11 early. SHEEP 8,000; fat lambs . meetly IS$2Sc lower, sheep weak; choice feeding lambs steady; bulk native lambs $8.50 75; few to small kill ers $8.85(3 9; beat westers here $8.75: bulk $8.40 .50; most ewes around $3.50 $ 3.50; top feeding lambs $8.80, Portland Produce Prodsee PORTLAND. Oct. 6, (API BUT TER: Prints, A Orsde. SH ! In parchment wrappers; S1s lb. ta cartons; S grade, parchment rrap pen, 35Ho lb.: carton, 36 lie lb. BUTTBMWT (Portland mllvery, genera! price) A grade delivered at least twice weekly, 3Tc x SSe lb. country C grade at market. B grade cream for market, Buying price butterfat basis, &3e. Eggs, cheese, ceuatry meats, live poultry, wool, bsy, hops, mohair. Css cars bark, steady, unchanged. POTATOES Local Sl.803; Des chutes $1 5? 1,95; Klamath Ho, I, 1.85 31 95; Yakima No. 1, 11.80a 1.88. ONIONS Oregon 11.18 US; Yak. Ima ei.to cental. CANTALOUPES The Dalies 11.35 g 1.40; Heart of Oold, si . 35 1 1.50 crate; DUlsrd t!3i crate. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Oct. .(AP) local wheat prices advanced a half cent for May and December and local cash wss up an equal amount, while Montana advanced a cent; Wheat; Open High Low Close May M .071.4 .88V, j)lyt Dee. 4H St H Cash whest: Big Bend blues tern, 13 ptc.. 81.04U; dark hard winter, IS po., 13 se si.13'4; II pe. Il.oeu; ss;ft white and western white, SSH; n;orthem sprint, blank: hard winter, et,H: western red Oats, Mo. 3 gray, 830.00; gray, M0. Barley, No. 3 4$ lb. . w.. so.0. Corn, No. 3 eastern yellow ship, (48.S0; Argentine, blank. Mlllrun standard, 818. Today's car receipts; Wheat, 8: bsr. ley, 1: flouir, 11; com, blank; sata, 1 hay, 3. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. Oct, . (API Hew up turns of whest priors late today ac companled assertions that Canadian export purchases amounted to around 2 000.000 bushels. Wheat; Open High Low Close Dee. 1.14H 1.141,4 i.W.i 1.14 May . 1.1314 1.M14 1.11 3'4 Julv .881,4 M Jft .8',4 Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Oct, yp) elected stocks drove another recovery spike In todays market. Oils, slrersfts. farm impSmats and a wide assortment of industrial ape- PRIZE Telephone 286 claltiea recorded adva&cea of frac tion to 3 or more points, a number reaching new high ground for the past 5 or 6 years. Profit taking both early end late. however, held back many of the old lines leaders. Transfers were arsusd ,250,000 shares, the largest turnover since April 30, last. Today's closing price for 32 select ed stocka follow; Ah chem. Dye 234 Am, Oas Am. & Fgn. Few. 714 T, & T. . Anaconda ,,. 41 H Ath. T. & 3. F. Besdix Avis, , .., . 33 Beth. Steel ... T3i California Paek'g. Caterpillar Tract. .... my, ni iatj - WSH !i 11 8S w4 ia, n. Chrysler Com!, Sol r. Curt laa-Wright DuFont ,, Gen. Foods Gen. Mot. 1st, Harvest, I. T. St T. Johns-Mas, Monty Warn North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. - H Radio 11 Sou, Pac. 4l Std, Brand IS's St. Oil CaL St. Oil- N. J. Trans. Amer. , 14 .! a - Wii Union Carb, . Unit. Aircraft . U. s. Steel 3000 WELL-TO-DO SLAIN BY MADRID EXECUTION SQUADS (Continued from Page One.) $& K&tionai confederation of labor with ita wteliite. the federation of Iberian anarchist. The role of free-lance executioner. the refugees added. Is second nature to the avowed gunmen In these two organisation, but the members af the popular front parties and unions regard it with loathing. The "Chek, people tribunal, wn- ders&ood to be entirely dominated by the anarch lt and syndicalists at itmt headquarters on Holy Sunday MIX successfully hoodwinks the polios snd the government over the treatmemt of persons known to have fiUen Sntg It ctutcseav today's advices aeJd, Would Exterminate Rich Many peraons hav been executed. thejr added, despite official efforts to &twe their Jlvei and "Chka" assur ances to the authorities that no h&sm uld befall ihem. . Trai erldenca that the "exeeu tick er aim at the extermination of tihe entire capitalistic class is provided. tha travelers continued, by the n lim ber of persons of liberal convictions found every day at dawn on the cpi- tl' sandy outsxirte, shot with "sae crneJty. A favorite ruse of the "executo: en" the refugees ccnunueo, is to socoat "suspects in the street, segre gate them and obtain from e-ch pri vately an account of the eon vaca tion they vera holding when accent ed, ft may be fatal, the sovreea !d, if the aecounta do not tally. GEORGE L NOLTA TAKEN BY DEATH Oeore LeSrln Kbits, SO, of Jckon Till, passed ava; at s local hospital after six weeks of pneumonia, h was born at Oakland, Oregon, Octo ber 1, 1875 and was married to Sens Sees, January 14. 1895 at yoseaile, Oregon. Ten children were barn to the union. He leaves his wife Zona, and eight children, m. R. J, Aile man, Mrs. Vernon Allen, of Orland, California; neyd, Virgil, lcjsJ, Dale and Walter KoIU. of WHiowa Cjiifor nia; Vance Kolta, JscksonvUle, Ore., end nine grand children. Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home, Wednesdsy at 10:30 a. m.r Rev. D, E. MUlard offl clating. Interment In Siskiyou Me morial part, His parents William and Nancy Noils were pioneers of the Sutherlln district settling there in IS4S, . Stan Williamson, assistant coach at Kansas State, and one-tlmt cap tain of the U, S. C. Troana. was de scribed by Howard Jones as "the greatest leader of any team I have ever coached, Closing time for Tou Late to Claa alfv Ada U liSO p m Jse Mail Tribune want ads. GREEN SILAS WDB Big DOUBLE LOAD FOB DIRECT MILL DELIVERIES' FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Phone 7 Now TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. END OF NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE On Craterian And Holly Screens 0 The romantie story of a Ut!elj noblaoas whs marries an AmerlcaQ girlt sad theit seta about to prova htmsrU a better American than ah la amd a better cowboy than fata neighbors In Arizona, ta pissentetl is "My American Wile, Paramount ptc- ture starring Francla Leilerrr and lovl7 Ann Sot hern. The film la to plajr a$ the Craterian thf iter to morrow only. In Double Bill Jase Darweli with Clair a '1 re vor heads the aU-star cast of ' Star for a Night which plays at the Rlalto theater tomorrow and Thursday on the same program with Mwrder With, pictures," which iters Lew Ayres and Gall Patrick. "Star for a Kight1 trtls an trancing story of how madcap chorus girls turn a musical show topsy turvy and Broadway exerts alt its make -believe to make a mother's dreams come true. Others in the cast are AHne Judge, Evelyn Yes able, Alan Dinehsrt and Dean Jagger, "Murder With Pictures" tlls a mys terious yarn about a woitld.be Sher lock Holmes, whs goes out to solve murder mysteries with camera. They evidently work wonders as the ac tion of the story Is said tc be alive with thrtila ftnd surprises. Others III the cast are Paul Kelly, Joyce Com p. ton and Benny Bker. Somnton. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jaekson County. Reiahsrd Albert Roif. PWntHf, vs. Louette, Susan Rsif, Defendant. To Louetta Susan HoU, the above named defendant In tee name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby required arid summoned to appear in the above entitled Court and cause and answer the Complaint of Plaintiff on file nereis against you, within four ( weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this summons, exclusive of the first dste of publication, and tf you fail to so appear and anawer said Compiaint or plead thereto Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In hi Complaint on file In the above entitled Court and eaua. a succinct statement of which relief prayed for Is as follows, to-wit: per a Decree of this Court that the bonds of matrimony Mere? more ana now existing between Plaintiff end Defendant be forever dissolved snd held for naught. This Summons la published In the Medford MU Tribune bir order of the Honorable H. D. Norton, Judge of the above entitled Court, msde and entered the 5ih day of October, 1936, The date of the first publi cation la October eth, Was, O, H. BENGTSON, Attorney for Plaintiff, 13 Esst Main Street, Medford, Oregon. MODERN WOMth PINE - ? i Siii m-mX ..iaiiCii'sssBS The star at "One Rainy Afternoon' Is gives a atoiy perfectly sHd to tola charm ta My Americas Wife,' and Mts Sathem in light-footed romantic sequences of the flim, proves h?rfH a perfect screea mate for the European set or. Fred Stone and Billte Burke head tiie support ins cast. "My American Witt" also g) at the Holly theater tomorrow night only. - Roxy Romance Erie Wnden and Maureen 0Su!li- vmn have the romsmtc leads In ' The Voice of Bugle Ann" aierring Lionel Barry more, which plays at the Boxy theater today and tomorrow only. The story is of the old American type whteh made "Ah Wilderness" such a hit on the stage and on the screen Others In the cast are Dud ley Diggs, Spring Byington Charley Grapwwlsi d Henry Wadesworth. Malt Commsnrtery No. 4, Knights Temptar, Ststed Conclave. Wednes day, Oct, Masoisls Tem ple. Ashland. Routine bus- I Iness, rehearsal of rtutiea, f MILLARD W, ORUBBt E, C, fL E. DETRiCK, &et?etry, There will be a rummage ssia Fri day snd Saturday, at 407 East Main, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Lease on service station, with grocery store and cabins, Crater Lake highwsy. Phone 952 FOR SALE Good 6 -room eottege, i bedroom, lot of shade. Priced to sell. H- O, WILSON, 1 Chestnut. BANTAMS and Rhode lalmd Reds for sale, 7 Chestnut St. Phone 15W. FOR SALE 7 cr, modern house; IS acres, good bttifdinga: 9 scree, modern house. H N, Lofland, 325 So, Oakdale, noo and evenings. DRIVINO to Portland Wednesdsy; tske one or two psssengsrs share expenses. 916 West 10th APPLE PICKERS wanted, TeL 460 -J. WILL SELL equity In attractive 6 room modern homo In one of Med ford' finest residential districts; fine tawn, yard, shade trees or will trade for smaller home in Medford or country. Balance on Home Own. ers long-term, law interest loan. Address owner, Box 491, Mall Trib une. FOR SALE Completely recondition ed V-S sedan, by owner. Phone 887 -L. 329 West Jackson, 8TFAM-HEATED room, with prtrsto bsth, priest sntnmce, en ground Q Today nd Thur.l Q One of the Year's. Best! s.vt 'Ah 'WIMwnew uaa ! kmrtUutt to il trf I manrs . , from V SELeCTCD )1 .lt, LARGE ho(W?k??nlnst rosm, I 5J per EASV TO OWK-5-room all modern hi5e with acreage suburban, on King's highway; bln prtj toofc like new; pay tJISOO csrt tailance monthly Mfcs rent. Oris TMU TUUT, 310 Liberty BW(, FOR SALE OB THADE acres t(m- tesr, mostly hardwood, Sn Butte PSSs,, tor Leghorn pullets and cow tht wlil Ireshen soon. w. O. Fyn Bme 144, Rt, I Cesral Ijnt, cSoss to BlackwlJ Hill Sendee Stt;on. COflVALEEm' HOSIE, feeing UtWa lrk, 153 Orsnlte St., At&land, Qrt Iirsrsilds snd old p-?p cared for. Cabins to rem. A welcome to sit FOR SALE A barsain, l&m V track, long wheel bas-?, dual whsls, res 32x6, 10-ply. erissd aprj, iike sifw, has been utl very HttW; cct 993, w.l for m&5 if taitea before ThtirFrtsr. Jom Reed. Rt. 3, S--x 195, Ortois Pati, Ore-, 6 rr.llfa out lof r river rosd. WANTED Etderiy tarty for light hmisework d compantan to eider- jy lady. &c-ir,e aag?s, 343 N. Or ftp. FOR SALE Heywood-Wkafield bsby rsrrive, Eocd comiKion, mm Phone won SALS - livestock. Farm Implements snd FOB SALE Kitchen cabinet, aewhig ; decs, many other things, 108 B, Grape. WAirTED Cfeaa. soft ton rsi at Matt Tribune. MAYFLOWER Ws!ipapr; Off, Bai. tiock 20 o'J, 1 lot ao Lamport k LAMPOHTS Sale Mevflowsr WHj per; i lot m off, ad, stock 30 tff. (saft - 6:1 H Tomorrow & Thurs!i 2 MORE BIG KITS Tb "iwaetest kid on Br'dway , , the dear est mother in the world , the best of dream come tntei CLAtEE TREVOR JAMB DARWELL "Star For A Night" A RUNE JUDGE . EVEtTO VENABtl-DEAH JAQOIB Q Plus Feature No. 2 And Wfcst tali iI sjhrtortt last's sisi' him." LEW AYRES GAIL PATRIOK "MURDER" with PICTURES I Hurryl They End Tonltel CHARLIE RU00LE8 MARY B0LAND Is WIVES NEVER KNOW pint, "THE HOUSE OF A THOUSAND CANDLES" PHILLIPS HOLMES MAE CLARKE raiiAyilWMU jii am am I BWNMamac . K.smm ' I t J tma r.sJ laawal THIS ABV. good for 35.5G this week os ny used ear la stock selling f more than tlD'.M. All cars st sd veHimhg list prices. Get or. of these bargsiss, PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge Pljmouiik AFTER 5? yesrtf sspertenc fhuW know how t& wMisa yr ear s yoi- ish! Mich. AMto suty WA.STHD A tw-ta trartar ptow. Most 15 in scd conditiDr.-, Pboaa Mr, Mead, m DEMOCRATIC RALtT AH r&)trB are earwatiy requeued t be pseot st Democratic Hed quir'.r at West Mta street at elRht o'clock WedueKtsy eTerjr.g Ortober sentJj, ii rMr the H&s emWe Carl C, PsnsKgh. saste Dfi rector for the ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT CLCB." Yau wi en jsy the musie sivpn bv out "DEM OCRATIC GLEE CLUS TOder tlw ltrectton of toe well-ftcs artl Mr, Jsmes Stawss, AH Jscistm sty Demisrrstle C&nmOmtza win be. introduced from th idsifixm Mr Edwin 0, Blclcs will preside. Psid Ade, 4i miDSummER nicnT 5 BBiRm D TOMORROW 0NLYQ When a Royal Court Goes Cowpunchmg . , weli- teere"! mtt to fan! Wrtt Itls rtep as he it?? ont to jet the st dttie qaeeal FRflTsfONI ilLlii BURKE irnesl Cassart rant MirchsII m' y-r--rrTrrriT rrrrrm 1 1 i s . Will s! b. thiwn Vthis. j 1 ajf cmljp mt tht j Holly Theatre T THUS. The great lore J n - . At.. Vf .Tfc?. i Kienfc war , , . 'h'A J' 'ired w-lth tit !; ''AJr inspired sclirg t - of these three y -C t great it&ri juke im iSsrSSteORY BAfOF t J 8ihos t;4S-8;45 s 25c - 3-' - I9e Positively Ends Tonightll 1 r It a