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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE TWO ocal arid" Personal , Thf;. hotels of the city, which huvo been billed to cuimcity .Mon ti ay und today, beyond a few res ervations made for cnierKenoy trav eling guests, , by . the hankers and their women folks attending th Btate convention, will have return ed to normalcy by tomorrow morn inn. as tbe convention visiton be gan departing thlx afternoon for their respective homes. . . George .lolmwoii Homo Tcxluy . George Johnson, who in study ing dentistry at tho University of Southern California, is expected home this evening. . Ha will he employed In the office of his father, Dr. Frederick Johnson, during the summer vacation. From- Distant- PolnlH Guests from a distance at Med- ford hotols include Home Stephen son of South Bend, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. -w. O. -Burhor of Philadel- . phla..Pa., and W. 3. Dills of New York City. Eve- Benson's" Dancing Darlings tonight at Fox Cratorlan, 9 o'clock. 80 . Ynmlloii at Olanmiul Jnku Mr. and Mrs. Will Tlanwen left Me (I ford this morning for Diamond . lake, whore they will spend tho re mainder of the week at their cot tage, f 'I , Thorval H. Folkenberg. teacher of .violin,- believes the summer va cation to bo the opportuno time for .children to study music. A special course of instruction, Including use of instrument, it offered. Call HtudioB, .Rooms 3 .and 4, College Bldg., 81 ,N. Grape. 80 More Building' Applications Files at the city building dept' mcnt today Included applications , from C. A. Knight, alterations, ,Routh Fir, ISO; Adele Spraguo, ad dition to dwelling,. Portland ave nuo, $fiO; E. K. Leonard, refresh ment stand, Riverside, IfiO; W. W. ..Bailey, new roof, Ulveraldo, 18S An attractive solectlon of wash able silk and printed cotton dresses is on display at Rthelwyn B. Hoff munn's. Quality merchandise mod erately priced from 14.60 up. 84 New Ijiiucsttmo Deposit Kxtenslve 1 1 m e t o n o depoxIM have been found In the Black Butte quicksilver mine In southern lanc county. It is said tho deposltH ars sufficient to -warrant commercial development.. . 16-in. green pine slabs, large or - small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 7-6. : : .; - 844tf Week Kntl Guest J X. Brownell of Jvlamalh Falls ;wns a work end .guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. CI. HlHirif.nf Tlnri-udfiln iivb- .nue. .Tho party -jtiutnYed to- tW1 , south fork of tho Rogue und spent Sunday fishing.. .Mr.. Brownell re sumed to KJamath Falls. last even- -Jog. v ; Let its haul away your garbage and refuse. 'Phono 642, City Rani ' tary Service. 387tf WIII Visit Ht Grants Pahs ; ' M-liw Maurlnp Carroll wlll leave 1 this evening for Orants Pass whrro she will visit for several weeks. " For best green slabs, ask driver or call Med ford Fuel Co., Tel. fiS I . . .v ... . -i - . 65tf , Now 31 luv Corporation t , . Articles of Incorporation woro filed,! recently by the Gulden Med- . fordllinlng company, which plans to .operate in Jackaon county. 11. N. .Jackson, W. il. Corwln and George .Wood of Jackson cnuntv comprlso the incorporation. Capi talisation was placed at $25,000. Dry kindling $2.50 per load. Val ley Fuel Co., Phone 16. tf frtrnrnfra Blrlhdny Miss Hthel Wilkinson, .Mecretary In' the Crater Ioke offices at Gov ern men t camp, celebrated her birthday yesterday with an Inform al party at the national park. Mit Wilkinson was- surprised hy a (rrotip of park 'rangers and other 'friends. All straw hata nt Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's are offered at one half their original price. 84 One Marriage. I.Uvi.nc . Tho county clock's office issued s niarriage license this forenoon to W. H."Bnrtlett. 31. and Jlanel l'iu torson, 19, both ot Rosehurg. Tjlmo for' all purposes nt Med ford Lumber Co. ' 78tf Visitors from -Bear Slate 10, O. Heasman of 1oh Angelen. Mr. and Mrs. Bonk of Corning. Ml, and Mrs. .F, H. Htaton of Redding are hniong tho CallfornhW i-egis-'terert nt Medford hotels. Mr. Man: .Don't lot yotir wife rtave. in a hot kitohon during the summor months. Lot Fluhror bo your baker. 'A T VIJl 'ftlltM I Jib.. Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Hand uf Houth Newtown sireei were among in Mcflrnrd perons wno npent Mim ed the weather unusually clear an ) warm. . Movi-d to Myrtlo Point Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Chapman, formerly of Gold Hill, have moved to Myrtle Point where Mr. Chap man is manager of the Standard Oil company plant. :, Slate Brum CorpH Jtiilcs A meeting of ths American I gion state drum corps was held at Portland recently, attended by William C. Kelley of Baker, slati chulrman; . Jack Davis and Torn Anglln of Bend, Dave Shade of Salem and Charles W. Wittemoi of Corvallls. Rules and regulations were adopted for the contest it Baker. . Anyone who would like a bar gain in a high grade banjo should call at this office and inspect the banjo left hore for sale; a sacrifice regardless of cost. 2Stf Will Visit Her SMcr Mrs. J2. c. Jeromo will leave to morrow for San Jose, Cnl., where she will visit her sister, Mrs. D. A. bachelder. The Peasley's now studio now open, opposite new Holly theater. tf Holiness Meeting nt Talent Tno people of tho new organis ation of tho Rogue River Valley Holiness association are holding an all-day convention loday in M. K. church at Talent. Those attending brought their lunches and remain ed for the three services, 10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and H p. m. Eve Benson's Dancing Darlings tonight at Fox Craterlan, 9 o'clock. ' 80 Vl.sflH in Poiilaml . Mrs. I,. W. MVOTM. whn hnn lnnn residing with her son. V. L,. Myer? of lOlfi Knst Jucksuh street, left for Portland on the Shasta (his noon to visit relatives. IG-ln. croon nine HlnliH. In run nr small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 70. 344tf At Trail for Summer Dr. and Mrs.-:. Kirchirnsnnpr m. rived yestcrdav from San Frninon to take up their summer residence nt their home In the Trail section, along the Rogue river They ha 1 spent the winter in San Francisco and crime on their periodical Hy to this section. Chnuneey Florey now located 123 Mast Main, tit. Insurance and Real Estate. 6Etf oil ('oni)wiu.v in .Suit . ' Franccw Probtsfleld U numd do. fendant In a civil action brought against her by tho Shell Oil com pany for tho collection of 3H1, claimed duo for supplies. k Dr. Blnzo's laxative Tablots aro guarii-ntoedvyluith's JWua Store to bo the (W efflcleht' laxativt) you evor used. 83 tiwt or Mrs. It. .1, foni-oy Mrs. Norman Walter Hall of San Francisco arrived hi Medford this morning to he the guest of Mr R. J. Conroy for soveral days. Forrest green slabs, ask driver on cull Medford Fuel Co.j Tel. 631. , 65tf MoctM With Auxiliary . Mrs. Georgia Weber, stato de partment hospital chairman for the American Legion Auxiliary, loft this' morning for Portland, follow ing n meeting with the local hux illary la.it evening. -For Sale? One beautiful golden oak dining room sot. Call 607 So. Control. Cal-old J. Parkor. HO Ifioro fittm WiihliiKton J. Owen Taylor or Kent, John Huehne of Spokane, J. II. Minor, and Jay Laron of Seattle are among tho guests at local hotels from Washington. Artcraft silk hoso "Dulcote,,t the latest In'luntmicMH holor'. nt II. PR, has arrived at Kthelwyn B. Hoff mann's, so Tho Peasleys new studio now open. opposito now Holly theater. tf VUlllitg Tlirlr Parents Miss 1ch1i Inch, who has been at the rniverslty of Arizona H Tucson, and Miss Una Inch of Ios Angelen arrived on the Shasta this morning to vU"lt their parents. See Brill's Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender and auto bodv repairing. tf 60 Ladles' hats 7l'n each, tomor row only. Tho Band Box, 223 Kust tlth St. 80 Will Sail Saturday ..Mrs. m. A. Curdlnor, who has heen making her homo with her dftughter. Mrs. o, T. Whitman, left this morning for .Portland to nail on the Wllhe'lmlna Miturday, Jun 14 for Honolulu. She will visit with her son, P. C. Cordlner of Honolulu, who Is with the Holllater Drug coniimny. PhonA R43. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service, S37tf Choice gladolas, snapdragons. sweetpeaM and mixed garden flow ers. Opt our prices. Phono 300-1. or call at 325 S. Holly St. 86 I'jiHttM'n Cmiplc l.eves Mr. and Mrs, Daniel O. Bocher of rhlhulelphla left this morning for Portland, following a huslnosn trip to this t'Uy, . 1 A special value ut $1.50 in tht all-silk Artcraft hose is making iitult a reputation at Kthelwyn B i Hnffmann's. st Convalescent Home. Graduate nurse In charge. Phone 1605-J. 8 VMtor I'nnii Gold Hill Mrs. S. A. Busenherry of Gold Hill was In Medford yesterday on business. 1 ft -In. green pine slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76, if MEDFOlfli 'MAIL .Worlu Hanker Kuouh Ij1ihI- . Down from the land of cool breezes at Astoria came J. K.-Ro-mrin, president of the Bank of Commerce, to attend the state bankers' convention here yesterday and today. Mr. Roman has been a resident of the fishing town for sometime and came there from Minnesota, where he lived close t othe home of the Lindberghs. He spent many Joyful , hours fishing with Colonel Charles A. Llnd bergh'.n father, und knew the boy as a IHtlo fellow In knee- pants. Mr. Roman indicated that Astoria ( is up and coming, with over 20 i salmon canneries operating -In the vicinity. Ai'uulttcd Yesterday Charged with being an accom plicein the burglary of a store at lOagle Point a short time ago, Kr nct Kller was acquitted In circuit eourt yesterday. , He was impli cated in the burglary with three others, two of whom are to serve sentences on the .charge. Choice gladolas, snapdragons, sweetpeas and mixed .garden flow ers. Got our prices. . Phone 390-L or call at .125 S. Holly St. 8G Chauncey.iFlorey now located 123 ICnst Main St, Insurance and Real Estate. . . 65tt To Picnic Sunday Tho Past. Noble Grand club of Olive Rebekah Jodgo will give a picnic at Dr. Rickert's cabin at Kdgewood park Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Visiting past noble grands are also cordially Invited. Tomorrow only,' J0 ladles' hats. vahif-H to ?3.08, ht 70c each. The Band Box, 223 Kast 0th St. 80 For Sale: 500 empty 60-lb, hon ey tins and Amalzo' oil tins; good tops. See Carold J. Parker, 612 So. Riverside, Medford, Ore, 80 Arrive from ' New York Tho former Mrs. Walter Bowne and daughter Ruth of New York City arrived in Medford this morn ing1 to visit' for several days with friends. They were former resi dents' of Medford. Kvo Benson's Dancing Darling:! tonight at Fox Cratorlan, 9 o'clock. 80 Geo. A. Bohnert, General Truck ing, at Fichtner's Garage, Tel, 180. 92 Divorce Oecreo Returned Nora lirickson was granted' a di vorce in circuit court from Andrew Krlckson. according to pnpers on flic at the county clerk's office to day. She was given the custody of tho only hild. Big millinery HnK now golne on at the Band Box. 223 Kast tith St. ; so Public Market Grocery Butter 38c lb.,. eggs 28c doz., all standard coffeo 43o. 89 Hero from San Francisco Among the San Francisco guests registered at local hotels nro Ward D. Armstrong, Win. H. Taplln, lOu geno Plunkett, J. H. Silver, F. A. lirown and son and Mrs. A. 10. Yarter and son of San Francisco. Don't nilsn tho hi it mllllnnfu Bnln at the Band Box, 223 Kast 6th. Hats values to J 1-2:50 nt II, I2.DS, 3. 1)8. Kvefy hat a great money savor. 85 Chauncey Florey now located 123 Kast Main St, Insurance and Real listate. 65tf Will Attend FeMlvnl Ml1 nnil MlR I olunil T Mnnl mr are 'among the Medford residents motoring to Portland this week to attend tho rose festival. For best green slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 65tf Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating, button making' and hoso mending. Handicraft Shop. 257tf Sailing for .IKuwall Anita Atohr, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Kmll Mohr, plan to leave soon for British Columbia, Avhere she will sal) for the Hawaiian Isl ands with the summer school cruise of tho University ot Oregon. Notice! 1. O. O. F. Encamp ment special meeting Wednesday evening. Grand patriarch's official visit. Make it a point to be present. . Prices slashed for quick clear ance of summer hats at the Band llox. 223 Kast 6th. Look! 11.00, tl.UH and up to I.V08; every hat worlh three limes these prices. 85 Pre i wiring for Convention Over 200 chiropractors are ex pected to attend the annual state convention of that profession here during the early part of next month. Local committees are working on plans for tho session, which will Include a number of well known speakers. Plans are also olng forward for quite an entertainment program. I6tnch water and play balls In bright colors, special 9Sc each. M F. JL Co. 86 Iiet'ht Tlre yotir fire Insurance. Carl '-Y. ' Tengwald," Hotel Holland Uldg. Phone 9D3. tf Mmcr at Hotel - -. i Believed to be the work of petty thieves, two guestJ. K. V. Ltvvfcy of Portland and Colonel Roblo of Grants Pass, at a local hotel, re ported to the police, today that their rooms had been entered and 120 and 11.1 had been taken from them, respectively. Dressmaking and remodeling nt the Fashion S h o p, 424 Medford Bldg. Tel, 1181, tf Tree Prop: A large stock always on nann. j'hono .'. Aicdioru Lum ber Cb. ' 78lf IrtMivIng for ivnlnnd Mis. Ijewl I'lrleh and son Rus sell will leave for Portland this evening to attend the rose festival this week. Mrs, CI rich will hare charge of the Medford Garden club exhibit 9t the show. Mrs. Ida Wood and Florence Graves. Summer classes now betcln nlttK. Residence 2 JO No. Oakdale, phone U'-U-Wo 83 TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Xnturuliiitioii Mun Hero - Several applicants for United States citizenship appeared at the county clerk's office this forenoon to confer with W. Blackman of the federal naturalization office at Portland. There will be a hearing for sucjj applicants to be held here In a short time, according to pres ent plans. Flaying at Bench Oscar Wagner, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wagner of Ashland, and George Barron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barronr also of Ash land, are' spending the summer playing with Robinson's Varsity Vagabond .dance band at Jantzen beach, Portland. Both boys are former University of Oregon stu dents. ' ' '" The Rogue Nook Inn at Gold Hill Is now open for business. Short orders and chicken dinners will be served any time. Coy & Robinson, proprietors. 82 Flower I O vers Off to Portland Jane Snedicor and Mrs. George Riddle, president of tho Grants Pass-Garden club, left thi after noon for Portland. Miss Snedicor Is a member of the Grants Pass club and -so 1 successfully staged their exhibit at the Portland rose show lust year that she was asked ivgain this year to stage their ex hibit, which will Mje of garden flowers and Josephine county wild flowers - - ...... - ificreen Doors (fixtures free) Medford Lumber Co. Phone 629. 78tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SA LB "GREEN ACRIiS" Pacific highway. 3 miles north Central Point. 44 nor oh, 10 acres young pear, ,20 acres alfalfa, balance, pasture. Wonderful 7 room modern bungalow sur rounded with 20 beautiful large . oak trees, picturesque front yard with flowers, shrubs and ornamentnl trees of all kinds. In fact, the most Ideal place ever offered for sale. Dandy barn, tool ahed, tank house, chicken houHe, brooder house, 2 wagons, horse, harness, large cream sep arator, mower, rake, springtooth. in fact tools of all kinds: 100 chickens; free water right. Priced at only $15,000; Rome , terms. Don't miss this today. Write, phone or call nt office of C. R. BEKBK AGENCY, 1 G S. Bartlett, or C. W. BAHB AGENCY, 3 N. Bartlett. Phone 805 or 1234. (Exclusive Agents.) TO RENT Rooms, 12 per week. Bachelor rooms. 4-la S. Front. ss FOR SALE A coyote pup about 10 weeks old. 4U8 Kd wards St. R2 FOR RENT 5 or 6-room modern partly furnished house, electric range, garage, -wood house, chick en. house, nice lawn, shade,, flow era, berries, paved Rtreet, close to grade and high schools. Call 837 W. 2nd and see house, or Phono 064-L. i' tf WANTED Work of any kind. Write Mrs. Chaa. Moftkv caro Mrs. 'Eliza Thompson, Rdgue. River. . 81 WANTED Oirl to help with housework -and children, also children taken in home. Phone 1.348-W. 82 WANTED 8-foot floor or counter showcase. See Wahl, Farmer & Fruitgrowers bank. 82 FOR SALE Bulck, late 1029 road ster; 6 disc wheels, 6 good tires, 90tt-h.p., HO miles per hour. Pri vately owned and In elegaflt con dition. Car can be cen at Rich field OH plant mornings ov No. , 4 Soiitlt Newtown evenings. Will take car In trade, and to respon sible parties will finance IS pay ments, tf FOR RENT 4-room modern fur nished house, 2 lit North Peach St. Fred C. Sonder. tf WILL PAY CASH for slightly used rorti or ( nevroiet car. I'rlce must be right. 311; So., 'Peach. 81 WANTEIV Position a typist or bookkeeper by high school grad uate. Box E. S., Mall Tribune. 81 WANTED Second-hand office desk, lloy E. Kennedy & Sons. 4th and Bartlett. SOtf WANTED 4 or 5 -room furnished modern house with garage; no children. Roy K. Kennedy. 4th and Bartlett. . 80tf FOR SALE Nice davenport In first-class condition, cheap. Tel. 1442. 83 FOR SALE PIANO; good terms; priced low. 2Sti So. Oakdute. 82 FOR RENT Inrge outside sleep ing room, 1 Mi block from city park. 222 S. Holly. hi FOR RENT Furnished house; peas, heans, corn, turnips, car rots, raspberries, s t r a wherries, cherries nearly ripe; 1-3 acre po tatoes now marketable, AH for the price of the usual house rental. Give possession next week. N. Riverside, opposite sign "Leaving Medford. M. B. Low, 81 JUNE SPECIAL IN USED CARS Look over this line of used cars before vou buy. Compare our prices with the others. You can turn In your car on tho down payment, with easy terms on the balance. 1929 Pontlac Coupe, splen did condition -.a. 1625.00 1928 Pontlac Coach; low mileage; in splendid condition, fully guar anteed , 550.00 1928 Pontlac Couoe; best of condition : 525.00 1927 Studebaker Dictator sedan 475.00 Hudson Speedster, for speed 12.V00 Studebaker Light 6 Touring 135.00 1927 Essex ndan; nice shape v 37ft. 00 192K overland 6 Coupe....;... 4700 1927 Pontlac Lumlau Sedan 47o0 Several cheap Fords around 59.00 1925 Overland fi Coach 150.00 SANHKUSON MOTOR CO. Your Oakland and Pontlac Dealer. 83 ARE YOC AWAUE That Medford property I tho Pnfet investment on thu coast? No boom we don t want It; nt the eyes of tho nation are on Medford, and Its recovery will w i rt.pl d. I-et Us show you sonii- of our home hsrgains. See H O L M E S 0r HOMES. Nttjih Hotel corner. '86 FOR PA LK llou((ii.M furniture. Sewlnu machine, nearlv n w Winner. 404 East McAndrewi, road, 82 OUEflON, TUESDAY, W. It. C Social Tomorrow The Woman's Relief Corps social will be held Wednesday at thu homo of Mrs. Maggie Webber on AVest Second Btreet. Terry Talent Visiting Here Terry Talent of teattie. Is here for a couple of days, visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs. Chan. P. Tal ent and his Bister. TeTry is connected with the fed eral narcotic department nt Seattle and has made a splendid record. Tree Props. All lengths, regular size. Cheap at Medford Lumber Co, 78tf liCaves for California Hamilton Law, well known clerk and helper In the Toggery this past winter, while attending high school, left Saturday for California, where he expects to work in the open during the summer, preparatory to entering college in the fall. Ham ilton was among the recent grad uates of Medford high. Copco Manager In City O. G. Steele, Copco division man ager for northern California, was a business visitor at the company's home office today. Choice gladolas, snapdragons. sweetpeas and mixed giu'den flow ers, Get our prices. Phono 390-L or call at 325 S. Holly St. 8C Hot Point Man Here Ralph J. Cordlner, northwest sales manager for tine Hotpolnt electric range, arrived here today from Seattle on a short business visit. He will leave later In the week for San Francisco to attend the National Electric Light asso ciation convention which open3 June 16th. Editor Irvine Entertained - ' B. F. Irvine, editor of the Port land Journal, accompanied by Mrs Irvine, spent Saturday In the val ley, guests of Attorney and Mrs. C M. Thomas of Medford. Satur day evening Attorney and Mrs. Thomas entertained Mr. and Mrs. Irvine and MM Regina Johnson of Ashland at dinner nt the Med ford hotel. Ashland Tidings. Travelers Warned Notices were posted in Portland hotels Sunday. 'signed by the Med- fivf,l . Vir,f atnttn.r t h 1. 1 i 1 1 nvtlll- able hotel accommodations In Med ford had been taken for Monday and Tuesday of this week. The Oregon State Bankers association Is liolding Its -annual1 convention In the pearpickers' city. The Ore jyonlan. OF LUNCHEON MEET Bankers from various cltloH of thu Pacific coa-st, In Medford for their annual :': convention, were gnosis at the moetmg of the Ro tary club held at Hotel Medford today noon. Several other Rotar lans interested In various lines of business were also out of town guests, composing one of the larg est crowds enjoyed by the club for several weeks. Llewellyn A. Banks' was main speaker on the program nrranged by Hotarlnn Lantls and chose as his subject, "Constitutional Rights" An effort 'to Institute jurytcss trials, the Farm Relief Act and compulsory co-operative market ing were attacked by the speaker, who maintained that the same do and will lessen the constitutional rights of the people. Roy Stewart, visitor from Marys- vllle, Cal., brought greetings to the local Rotary club from tho club of that city and gave a resume 6f the work now being carried on by the southern group. "Tho Rotary club should be a clearing bouse for Ideas, developed thru natural channels" Mr. Stewart stated. "It is tho policy of our club to develop the Rotarlan." The benefits received by each Individ ual' in tho organization wore em phasized. ' Democratic Meeting. Members of the Democratic County Central Committee for Jackson County will meet Thursday afternoon, June 12, 1030, at 3 p. m nt Hotel Medford, Medford, Oregon, for tho purpose of elect ing officers, filling vacancies and transacting .other .business. . Jl em bers .requested to attend. x . H. F. MESaDER,- Chairman. 81 HARRY MARX Painter of the Hornet of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging : Phone 178-J YOUR HEALTH is your wealth. It's as nonr an your telephone. Call 1290 for appointment. DR. CHARLES R. SIMKIN3. Over Woolworth'e 8tore Russian Massage. Electrotherapy Chiropractic A L;&H. Electric Range SALE SOUTHERN OREGON ,t, ELECTRIC 409 Fast Main St. BANKERS GUESTS JUNE 10, 1930.' BUTTER AND EGG E PORTLAND, Ore., Junu 10. (fl') Butler nml ukk prices were un changed tuclny, with butter nhow Iiib a firm undertone. HeceiptH of the latter huvo been lighter than heretofore. CIreen pea are tho feature of Portland's wholesale fruit and veBetable market. Outside demand for green peas Is very active. Apple dealers report slower de mand, and Jobbing prices are a shade lower. The market is oversuppllcd with Imperial valley cantaloupes, with about 30 carloads on track. California's new potato market is firm, with slight price-increases almost daily. . ,? i Produce PORTLAND, June 10. (IP) Uutter: Firm, unchanged. Eggs, milk (biittertiit), poultry, country meats, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay cascara bark and hops steady and unchanged. Livestock PORTLAND, Juno 10. (P) Cat tle: 150, calves 15, steers and bulls around steady, calves and vealers, weak, steady to 50c lower and she stock uneven, 25Ti75c lower. Heif ers, good, $9 (B 9.75; common to medium, $79. Cows, good, $7.75 'S.25; common to medium, tlifft) 7.75; low cutter to cutter, $2.50 6. HOGS 500, Including 234 direct;; quotably steady. SHEEP 1000, Including 244 on contract; lambs 25c lower, other classes quotably steady. (Quota tions, except on lambs on shorn basis) lambs, good to choice, $7.758.75; medium, $C.757.75; all weights, common, $56.75. Yearling wethers, $4G. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, June 10. () Wheat futures: Open High Low Close July ,V.02' 1.0SV4 1.031,4 1.02 Sept. -.s ....1.03 1.0314 1.03 1.03 Cash Wheat: lllg Beml.Hlue Stem, hard white 1.16 Soft white 1.03 Western white 1.03 Hard winter ..1.01 Northern spring 1.01 Western red 1.01 Oats No. 2-38 lb. -white $29. Today's car recelpts:i Wlicat 108, barley 4, flour 4;' corn 2, oats 1, . .. .. . T Wall Street Report; ! iNJOW YORK, June 10 Beara finally ran' to' cover late In today's' session of tho stock market ami-, hare; prices jrall'de. swiftly after 'more than a' hundred Issues had recorded new'- low levels for B'GQm OVERALL ARITHMETIC JvuvtoGubv PI. 7 5 (MkyihMi tl.7 5 at ouKpfioau $35Q OUTWEAR JAajuthu, f$l.25 tfcfaap 1.25 oWvaJhf I 1.25 $3.75 SAVING YOU $3.75 a 3.50 - .25 Platinum anil white gold Ring of exquisite, lace like dcslRns set with dia monds f sparkling bril- ' Haney-"rlns of captivating ' beauty. Larry Schade Your Favorite Jeweler Since 1918 THE IMS J Mann s the year lato yesterday and today. th.. t,;ii-kft churned about un- certainly during the early hours of trading, as weakly held stock, shaken loose by tho abrupt drop late yesterday was absorbed, while supporting orders and sporudic short covering tended to steady prices. A wide assortment of shares sould up about $3 to $10 ahovo yesterday's final levels, including IT. S. Htecl, American Can. Johns Munvlllo, Eastman Kodak, Amer ican Foreign Power, Allied Chem ical, Vanadium. Worthington, Houston, Columbian Cnrbon, Amer ican Tobacco U. Air Reduction. A. Ptti'irif. nnil Southern Railway. The closo was strong. Sales approximated 4.600,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 13 se lected stocks follow: Am. Can 139 Col. Oa 7!u Am. Tel. and Tel 2'lf 'Anaconda rtii-tiss Wright 66 's S'i 78,j 46 4T"h 44 Vi General Electric (new).. Oeneral Motors Kennlcot Copper Rnrlln fimnl'fl tion Readlm- 1 1 2 searw Roebuck 81 i United Air Craft I U. S. Steel 1!('S Mont. Ward 4- S. P US' HEM) The Deschutes national forest was under forest fire guard i today to prevent destruction by pos- slblo campers. . , . . . ... InvVhtor,- has patented7 Air'aiito mntlr device for plastering walls. A L - - ENTIRELY in Ttmma I ' ' ' starts -. : ' Tomorrow All Talking Comedy of a big hearted girl with a one-way mind.' ' , ..; .. . 1 THAT i i WITH JOAN BENNETT KENNETH fVWKENNA REGIS TOOMEY Quick Pile Mi No Salves or Cutting Pile sufferers can only ... safe and lasting relief by remL.-' the cause bad blood ciiTului?'' the lower bowel. Cuiiin.. . salves can't do this ,n, " remedy must be used. MKM-iif' the prescription of Dr. J s t ' this blood congestion ,'m(j al!ov" ens the affected nnrlx HEM - ROlD tablet, H ,0'lH druggists everywhere, have miV wonderful record for nuipi, lasting reller. that Jaimn & J.-a: always , ell tbem wllh-guarant,"0;-money Lack if they do not ,iS Pile suffering. na ' MASON EHRMAN i CO.' ' ,S .' " . '. . THE, WORLD'S GREATEST BARITONE in an IMMORTAL SINGING MASTERPIECE a new screen Venation Never has a new personality been greeted with such a wve of c nth us- iRAMON NOVARRO 1 in tho talking, singing hit l "IN GAY MADRID" 5 EVE BENSON DANCE REVUE I . .BARGAIN ! Kiddles Mat; v10c .f-L.i. ! j , MATS., , J Cf Adults, Eve.i 25,1 50 .-. t WHERE TALKING PICTURES HEACH, PERFECTION : j coming TOMORROW Fr3Days m ALL TALKING , ' - Ends TONITE BUSTER KEAT0N in his first talking laugh hit, 'TREE Yncf EASY' u