Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 09, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX ' ' MRDFORD MATL TRIBUNE- MEDFORD, ORKfiOX, FRIDAY, MAY,' n, 1930.' Well and Happy After Years of Suffering MRS. CAItRI13 V. SEIVHRT "l'vo taken throo hollies of Bar gun now ' and every 'neuritis and rheumatic ialn In mybody Ih Rone. .My norvfs aro In perfect condition. Not only this, hut 1 hnvo gained ten pounds." "I am now a well and happy wo man nnd owe n debt of gratitude to Sargon." :.M rs, Carrie V. Heivert, W.. 11)28 '. Doono Ave., Hpokane, Wash. " ". Sargon's fame In baaed on actual results, not empty promises, t Mil lion uho It.' millions .praise It. ' MrkIII Drug Co.. Agents' ' r MEDFORD MONPAY North' Carttrnl Ave. May 19 1 &BflRNE CIRCUS AND XHE ADDED FEATURES PAGEANT OF PEKIN GREAT CRETONA'8 SENSATION AL EUROPEAN HIGH WIRE ACT Twice Dally, 2-8 P.'M. Doors Open l-J'P.'M. 'Grand SUnd Chairs and ' General Admission Tickets on 8ale Circus Day at Jarmln Woods', corner Main and Central. 1 Stock Gambling Versus Income Investment Among tho Whie tho Present Buying Trend is a i , ' i .:,.' - Return to ' ;Sourtd Income Investments Ai' I Wc Recommend Iho Purchaso or , Monarch Royalty Corpn' (A Delaware Corporation) '.ClasB VA" Preferred Stock Price $17.00 per share To net 9 por annum. lfJl UJlllllKbUljr f MAIL this Coupon TODAY to bur' Oregon Representative Mr. Frank Dent . 1 Jackson Hotel Medf ord, Ore. . Please furnish me full details , regarding this Seasoned Month. v ly Dividend Paying Security. and my RIGHTS to limited par ' tioipation in the potentially valuablo Common Stock Bonus .... "v Name Address lXjM"J...'i...... A. S. HEILBR0N& CO. Investment Securities San Francisco, Calif. 13.422 VOTERS REGISTERED IS COUNTY REPORT Revised figures of tho county clcrk'a office give the Jackson county registration for tho primary election us 13,422, divided aH fol Iowh: Republicans, 0,509. Democrats, 3,391. Socialists. !S. Prohibitionists, 42. - .' Progressives, 20, ' Miscellaneous, 402. The registration by reclncls In this city Is as follows,' for the two major parlies: Hep. Hem. Medford N. Main 2110 " 80 Medford H. Main..........' 102 OS MetlfOrd' N. Central .' 1K3 65 Medford H. Central 'I 247 117 Medford N. Riverside.. 27(1 13!) Medford Oakdalo 21!) 70 MedTord Newtown 343 ,1 14 North East Medford.... 3U4 lull South Hast .Medford.... 304 )20 Bust Medford 77 32 South West Medford.. 345 14 Ti West Medford 382 100 North West Medford.. 21 - 10H ' ' 1 ' " j.hoj'Vim The registration for the balanco of the county 'Is as follows: Rep. Dem Ashland lloulevard .... 271 ; so Ashland liaat Cenlrul.. 107 : 43 Ashland West Ccntrul.. 1511 50 Ashland Oak 174 5!) North Ashlund ... 137 47 Hast Ashland 164 115 South Knst Ashland.... ' 220 ' "03 North West Ashland.,.. 201) '67 West Ashland 110 I) Ahtibch (;';34 , '35 Applogttto .... .'. 'ho ' 4H. Harron' i "64 37. Hollovlew , 13H '44 Hutto i''ltlls 105 64 North Central Point.... 212 07 South Central T'olnt.... 10!) ' '70 Climax . 22 5 Uorhy V27 ' 12 lJCter 20 Ragle l'oint 212 Flounce Itock 122 Fools Creek .' ' ox Hold Hill ;.. 180 Griffin Creek :.... ' 94 Hownrd 102 North Jacksonville .... 203 South Jacksonville .... 175 Lake Clock so Mound iig Orchard Homo 123 Perrydnlo 247 Kast' Phoenix '. 132 Wost l'hoenlx .1111 Inehurst 34 Haker City 62 38 Cloudy Rlsmarck - . 48 32 Cloudy Holso 02 44 Rriln . Denver :.. .'. 60 ' 36 Clear Dos Moines 78 " 00 P.Cdy. Fresno .'. 06 '"40 Clear Helena 40 '34 Snow , Los Angeles .... 02 ' 48 Clear Marshflcld 68 42 Cloudy Phoenix ., 06 48 Cloudy Portland 04 40 Clenr Rod IBIuft 08 4!) Clear RoSoburg 68 44 Cloudy Salt Lake 48 30 Cloudy San Francisco... 02 48 . Clear Santa Fc 58 30 Clear Seattle ..' 02 44 Cloudy Spokane ... 08 - 48 P.Cdy.' Walla Walla .... 00 60 Cloudy Winnipeg .'.,,., .... 40 P. Cdy. u 1, """" """"f r-yr" Roxy Ann Sams Valley Klerllng Kast Talent , West Talont ' Trull Union WatkltiH . ...... Willow Springs ....' io Wlmer-.;.r.T. ...'.... t.j.Ai.,.,.. p ' 71 100 2110 62 '24 118 134 77 SO 11 8 113 36 27 142 22 07 46 46 23 44 56 08 03 : 00 10 70 . 2 113 10 40 71 38 27 0 34 44 NO LOCAL ATHLETES ENTER TRACK MEET Medford high school will not lie represented In tho stalo track meet being conducted at Oregon State college Saturday, Coach Merrill llagan announced this morning, iit-ciiunc 1110 'Aieumrd cntrlcH are unable to run within tho mini mum time limits. Fifty-ono schools havo already signmcii tneii- intention of enter ing athletics,' there being 16 win ners of last year's track to com pete again this year, rlvo of these wcro rirst place winners. A bronxc statue U being award ed Iho school winning the. largest number of iiolnts, with pennants going to tnose winning second and third pluses. VAN H0EVENBURG HOME FROM FRUIT CONFERENCE H. Van Hoevenburg returned to Mcdrord this morning from Hun Francisco.. .whero he has been -conferring with government officials regarding details of Inspection reg ulations concerning shipment of frulr. ' , Everything worked out satisfac torily In the south, he stated, nnd ho has returned to bo tin hand for any future smudging ut his orch aid In tho Sams Valley region. Mr. Van HneVenblirg'manlo rfce trip to San Francisco by piano Wednesday. Meteorological Rtyort Miiy . IffitO M-irml and vicinity: Tonight and HutuiUay fair and mild. On-tfoti: K'tlr and mild tonlBht ami Katurdiiy, Local Data. 1? H Vt I 'A Toinpcrutui'O (degrees) 64 Highest (last 12 hours) 64 Lowest (last 12 hours) 37 Rel. humidity (per ct.) 43 Precipitation finches). .00 Stalo of weather Lowest temperature this Ing 34 degrees. 30 64 34 !)() .00 Cloudy Cloudy morn- Total precipitation slitce Sept. 1, 1920, 13.50 Inches. Temperatures a year ago today: Highest 74; lowest 34. i Sunset today 7:18 p. m. Sunrise Saturday,' 4:56 n. m. Sunset Saturday, 7:10 p. m. Observations Taken at 6 A. M. ' 120th Meridian Time CITY. 3 a 2 V h o a -1 3 Metooroldglst. DEMAND FOR BUTTER I'OHTLjAND, May 9 VPJ Uut Um valued continue to develop alrcnKtn. . Conaumcr domand uh well aH HtornKe demand lia picked up considerably, to way nollilnK f a brlHker demand from outside miirketB. In nomo cases It Is i'c ported aellora huvo obtained 1't'o mlums. Bug prices -were weak today, but no official price-. change was un- nounced. AwnaniKUH and atrawberrlos wore comnaratively scarce and prices Increased accordingly f to their hlghoHt level In nnuiy diiya. ; ' "rt- THE MARKETS ES BY 0R. SHOCKLEY BY LEGERDEMAIN Members of Medford lodge 1 HiS I.:. I. O. K., irnjoyed an umiKimli and entcrtaiuiiiK evening last nitfht! when Frank Waager. a meml)cr J of MlnncaiMjllR lodge and a rune- sentallvo of the Associated Oil: company, presented a program of 3leiKht-tf-hand tricks. Mr. U'aa gor's clever card tricks proved tit local Elks that the hand is un-, doubted ly quicker than the eye! and much credit wan. given to Kx alted Ruler" Oh Alenderfer for I Heeurfng this intercut ing and en - j tet talning contribution , . to lust night'H regular Klka' meeting. Plans are under way for regu lar entertainment nt Pllks gath erings which will help to attract large turnouts on ' meeting; nights when Incoming candidates do nt p r o v I d o amusement. Inlllntion plglil,s v are always big ones for members of Medford lodge 1 168 aird Kxalted Hitler Alenderfer. and his new officers are nlmlryx at a unitornily large attendance every regular Klks' meeting night. BRAND TO IT J udgc ir the It Is alxo llranil will trial 'of tho Over : 3,600.00 game fish, were hatched at North Carolina flsh crles last -year. General Motors 47 vonnecot Copper 40- ii.-uiio corporation 40 Reading ;l 1 4 'j Sears Roebuck 8 ! 14 United Air Craft 04 U. S. Steel 1. .,v..i.'.lG9 Mont. Ward 41 S. 1. 122 The county health department to day reported the completion of 2107 tuberculin tests . given t,. ' school children of tho county, including 251 in Medford and 05 -in Ashland. KiithiiHiusm of children and parents has been highly enthusiastic in the work, which will huve its climax Wednesday and Thursday with a tuberculosis clinic. Through the kindness and gen-: eroslty of Dr. E. W. Shockley 111 X-rays have been hiade on children having reactions. Ur. Shockley 1ms thrown his X-ray laboratories In the Medford building open to serv ice for this health drive -and is an enthusiastic health worker. Dr. Shockley has reduced' the' price of these films for this drive and it is now being auked of all who are able to pay that they contribute $2.50 toward this X-ray film and the difference between tills $2.50 and the cost of taking the picture is being made up by the Jackson County Health association and oth er affiliated health organizations. An 'X-ray, film showing suspicion of something wrong with the lungs will be referred back to the health department and the children af fected will be scheduled to ho pres ent for the clinic next week. A report published this morning lout the erroneous Impression that 2100 X-ray pictures had been taken and that they were taken at the Sacred Heart hospital County of ficials declared this to .-he nn orror. .1 T. Itr.'ind of Marshficld. cir cult Judge of Coos county, will bo named by the state supreme coifrt.; to hear the alienation suit ofj. Mrs. Oertrude Core against her husband's parents. William . " 'X Gore and Sophia Ish Gore. .SlOO.-j 000 is sought in the present ac- T tlon. j Mrs. Gertrude M. Gore filed "nj affidavit of 'prejudice agalngt I'll--1 X . , , ., ,. v ,1,111 alleging hero Tuesday to hear tho argu cull Judge 1. D. Notion. " ,ho mollo f .,,, de- r'"1 ,:lLU'y;,J."t, for theifcnse. that the plaintiff make her an 111,11. . .-., ..n,.....,!. complaint more specific. g was'" heard by Judge, .. , 1. i,, tiken from 'set the u.ilo I .-orion. 1111- m.-u .....r, the Jury on nn Involuntary non suit, on the grounds of Insuffic iency of evidence. Judge llrand, one of the best ....U,U In th stitte. is the ...... ,...i ,.ii,.i.i for trnnsfefl Mall Tribuno nds nro read by ... ,, .it ...iiii-i 1 on nna nnnnin every nav. tf nt tins nine. m- "i" X ' action. Jodd Sect evangelists of Japan arc distributing Huddhist sermons on phonograph records. ' , court 1 20.000 people every "ay. , Phil R. Baer of Paris, Tex., haa; ben United States marshal under four of the Inst five presidents. 'Will Stop Pain Instantly And .Remove Cora or Money Refunded 3 WAFERS FOR 10c NOT LIKE THE REST If you've tried all sorts of corn remedies without getting the relief expected, risk a dime and try "O-Joy Corn Wafers," the wonder ful new remedy guaranteed to stop pain at once .and quickly remove corn, callous, roots and all ' or money back. i No thick doughnut-shaped pads or burning acids just a tiny, thin, as paper wafer. Press one onthe: corn with finger and It sticks there.' Awny Roes pain, shoes don't hurt,! iance if you like. No inconve nience, worry or bother. Six O-Joy Corn Wafers for a dime at drug. 3tres. Star Market SATURDAY SPECIALS , Rhode Island Red Fryers Choice Young Rabbits Pork Shoulder Roasts, per pound . Fresh Side Pork, per pound .... Veal Shoulder Roasts, per pound . Beef Short Ribs, per pound. .... .171c Hams, half or whole, per pound .... 30c Bacon Squares, per pound 20c 20c 20c 22c Phone 273 We Deliver t Livestock PORTLAND, Ore, May I). (A) Cattle so, calves 10, steady. IIOGS 100, quotably steady. SllUliP 300, talking unevenly lower on spring lambs, best not quoted above 10.00. (Shorn basis, except In spring lambs). Spring lambs 19. 50-10, medium N.. Mi ll. 50, cull and common $7-8.50. Lambs, 84 lbs. down $8.60-9. 84 to 92 lbs. $8-8.75, 92 lbs. down mo dlum $7.60-8.50, all weights, coin mon $0-7.60. Yearling wethers $6.60-7. 'Kwes $ 1.75-5.60, 120-160 lbs. $3.75-5, all weights, cull and common $1.60-3.76. : Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore.. May 9. Wheat futures: Open High Low Close May ....... 1.00 a 1.01 I .on '.j 1.01 Julv l.Ol'ii 1.1U-M 1.01 1.01 Sopt 1.024 1.02 l.trJVi l.w- Cash wheat: Dig lleml, blue stem, hard white I.IOMi Soft while 1.02H Western while ' I.02H Hard winter IM'i Northoin spring l.oovi Western rod 1.004 Oats No. 2. KS-lu. wtitto, $29. Today's car receipts: Whoat 39, flour 6. corn 5. PORTLAND, Ore.. May 9-MA1) Putter: Stronger, unchanged. Kggs: 'Weak, unchanged. Milk (butterfnt). poultry, coun try meals, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, casearn bark .nnd ; hops steady and 'unchanged. 1 . IVY STREET MARKET OPEN SIX DAYS With a Full Line of Meats F -'A ' R M ' - E R1t.r, ' BOB CROWDER THE'BEST OF POULTRY AND MEATS a At Prices You Can Afford to Pay Fx B R Wall Street Report KV VOUK. May 9. tJ The stock market's response to the lopping off J0(VMMUt00 of the brokerage loan total was nme whnt dlHappolntltiK to lrreconcll mbly bullish quarters today, hut the list showed quiet strength here nnd there, particularly In the food and farm implement shares, although price movements were vague and Irregular. Trading Avita the quiet cat In several weeks. O . fall money runtlmied to com mand 3 percent. President Knrrell of IT. Steel Indfcnted, that aH things consid ered, conditions nre "very Rood." U, S. Hteel managed to get to 170. exactly & points nhove Vcs terdnyii new tow foe the year. Canadian lHclflc. Ooodyear Huh ber. Pierce Oil pM,, Sun Oil, Klee trlc Power nnd Light nnd Vtittcd Carbon moved up forcefully In the late trading hut the list generally fluctuntiMl narrowly. The cloe was firm. Hales approximated S.ooo.- (io xhnres. Tothiy's closing pi for 1 S selected stocks follow; Am. Can 1 57 j Col. Onn 74 Am. Tel. nnd Tel 24 Anaconda fi I urilss Wright J I Hennrnl KlfCtrle (new " 7 $ LOO IRE IEE'S$1 HOSIERY CLASSIC i . s -I SILK 20,000 PAIRS REGULAR $1.95 PURE SILK HOSE ON SALE AT A GREAT 10! Starts! on - f Saturday F;f '1.'' t M .vjtFf.vr 1 i Just for 4 Days GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY. EVERY PAIR PERFECT IN WEAVE AND TEXTURE MAKE YOUR OWN QUALITY COMPARISONS The values will speak for themselves ... far more eloquently than any language at our command. : Enough to say tu-, these ai'e the product of Belding-Hemin-way, noted for their high grade merchandise over a period of years. With this name you will find tho best of workmanship and material used. ' ALL SILK WE CONSIDER THIS sale promises to bring will and confidence. A FEAT IN VALUE ... and this an ever-increasing measure of good mm vr . m J hi ' m ' 1 rA : Sk i v4 When Breier Brings You a 'Special . . . They Make It WORTH WHILE! Full Fashion All Silk Hosiery AND WE MEAN ALL SILK ... FROM TOP TO TOE WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY We are glad to have our customers stock up and lay in a good supply of hosiery now, but we may be obliged to keep the limit within reason, so that all may share in this remark able hosiery value. OUR LAST SILK HOSIERY SPECIAL was one of our most important events last year. This far outranks that one . . . wc are determined it should. Regular $1.95 Values to Sell for These 4 Days for Only $1.00 Ask any hosiery expert how much these stockings arc selling for the country over! i Remember ' , ; These Are 45 GAUGE , SERVICE WEIGHT Silk to top, with garter top reinforced. All silj ffcot. Double spliced narrow French heel, especially constructed slipper sole. sole. High RAPID SELLING STARTS - at 9:15 Sharp 0 OBEY THAT IMPULSE-BE EARLY! SIX OF THE SEASON'S SMARTEST SHADES Beige "Claire, Allure, Grain, Sun Tan, Tan Sand. Crystal Beige Sizes 8' to 10 DEPT. STOllES , ,"3fcV' Sl - 7 IN THE WEST mm