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--?r t r-v PAGE TWO - MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNfl. MEDFORD, OREtiON, SATURDAY, ! .-H ,'i.J -J.T Local and Personal CHEROKEE CIRL IN; PAGEAPiT, k Heat Wave Modcnillnir . The heat wave In Medford anil vicinity hu jjeon dlpslpntlnK Mow ly a few depTces a day, and hence yesterday, with a maximum of 88 was the coolest of tho week. To day was as cool oh jcsterdny up to early afternoon, 1'alr weather with soma oloudlnesH, and no change In tcroporaturo l tho forecast for Sunday. . Visit Sirs. Wilkinson Oladyfl Merrltt of Ban Prunclaco l In the city visiting her mother, t Mrs. A. L- Wilkinson. Hlie nrrlved In Medford on the fchaMu t thl noon. . V VWt Itihilhc Air. M. A. Htr.'itton and daugh tc.rM,.'uncy and Caroline, of Port land are vlsltlngr Mre, M. K. Wood at her home In Aahland, and lator plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fuson In Medford. Mrs.- gtrat ton is Mr, Fuson'a sister. From Distant Places - Guests registered from distant points at local hotels Include Dr. and Mrs, D. C. Hmdy and John 1-. Taylor of Chicago, III.. Otto Deciht of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr.., If. u. Helm, mother and daughter of Aus tin, Tex., Mrs. A. T. Halno of Ncw-cawtle-on-Tyne, Kngland, A. II. Zcc- .man of New York City, Uekln Ed ward of Manhattan, KnnB., and Mrs. duy of Vancouver, i, C. ; Mr. Tnlrick Had l)crntioii Ocorgo Tedrick of tho Colonial bakery, who underwent a major . operation' at tho 'Community hos pital Thursday evening, 1 reported an netting along niceiy. Hludcnts Stop Hem ltlchard Olvens, Bid Hoffman and Charles .Foster atopped hero this morning en route from Kugcno to ' Klamath Full. They will return hero tomorrow. All aro attending tho summer ecsslon at tho Unlver lty of Oregon, .. To Alter Hull JtullllliiK Harry Turner today obtained building permit for alteration the Hall and Hall building at 313 East Main street. The cost. of tho work was estimated at 2&0, ; At ftimiioml Ijiko . Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Murphy. Mr, and Mm. Harold V Ing and son Herbert and Frederic Wing, are spendlug tho week end at the Mur phy cabin at Diamond lake. ..... MlHM WllKOII Illipi'DVllUt Mlas Goldle Witaon, who has been 111 at the Community hospital, has returned to her homo at 104 King street, where sho Is con valescing, , ... ; Minor Forest Flro Kcixirtcd . i ho. first new forest fire Jn the Crater national forest within, the past two days wiim a small one which was reported to tho head quarters office here ot 8 a. m. to day by tho lokout on Mt. Mc Iiughlln, as burning at Clover sta tion In the !cuil Indian country, Frank a P. Editor Because the editor and Mrs. On It were called to California on urgent .business, the paper next week will bo practically tho enino aa llii week. This is dono. ralher than missing nn Iseuo, In order to keeri the paper's legal standing. Central Point American. Bauglimanu In City 'James Baughman, formerly a po Ilea officer In Medford, who now resides at Red Bluff. Cul., Is In Medford today." Hotel Medio rd , Barber Shop. Haircut J&c. 110 Takes Over Uutlo Fulls Kloro K. C. Fabor, wont to llulto Falls loot Monday to take ovor tho Clove land store. The proprietor loft toi Texas. Central Point American. Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's semi annual clearing sals offers straw hate 11.60 up. , Drensee at 10.00, 110.00, 1 1 5.00 up, Corsclcttea half price. 811k underwear half price. Captain Black Hero - Captain C. N. Black of Ban Fran cleco la In southern Oregon to spend two weeks at hut cabin on Hemic river. He arrived In Medford by train Saturday, ' Free shampoo Mon., Tues., Wed, with 11 marcel or i finger wave, facials II Thur. and Frl. Bow man's. Tel, 67. 113 California, Vamlioutsts Hum. Frum the etnto of California, tho following are registered at Medford hotel: Mr, and Mrs, U'sllo How. .man of Burbank, Ida Baty ot Kan Lull Obispo, D. V. Bout and family. Mtwdamea W. . Onuld, W. Knox, Mary IS. and Helen II. Hudulph of Oakland, Mary Armstrong and family of riant a. Maria, Mr. nnd M,ns. Hansen and J. A. Brennai) ehd party of San Jose, Norman Crundall and party of Pasudona, Mr. and Mr. C. U Cnrleon of , Crockett, Mr. and Mrs. H, A. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Me. Shea and daughter, W, K. Hopkins and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II Oreyscheog, Prwl Jackobsen and J. J. Kamrar of Kan Francisco, Mrs, Hodge and daughter, Alexia ines K, Bewail, A. K. Kilter end W, J. Htrykor, Miss Blrykcr and Mr. anil Mrs, l. Hot h by of lx Angeles. Peggy Marklc, local beauty ex' pert, lias accepted a position at Bowman's and will be there July ; 112 Visit tlio Wormian Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wortninn of Punsmulr. Cat., aro In Medford visiting Mr. Wortmnn'a parents, Mr. and Mia. II. tl. Wurtmnn. Am In my new office, 135 Bo. Central, Just smith of Montgomery Ward. H. D. Klwood, optometrist. Here on Jury Duty Mr. and Mrs. en. Dunn ot Ah land spent ycatcrdny In Medford. Mr. Dunn waa called hero by Jury duty. Hates for out-of-town trips. Tel. 00. . . (iolf Tourney ohIimwmI The gulf tournament that was to .have been played between Grants Paea and Aohlund In GMnt Pass tomorrow, has been postpone until - sometime ' during the fall months. The postponement was made because of the wur-m weather. Portraits of distinction. Th Peiuleyn, opp. Holly tbenter. Visited lu lliMrhnrsr .' Mr. and Mrs. Jam Wamslcy have returned home after spending a few day In Itnsetuirrf vWdtlnK the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wamsley. and the bitter's parents, Mr. and Mis. tl. W. Fin ley. Mm. Wamsley was formerly Mlsa Katie Flnley of Huseburg. Visllcil Itclutlns . . Mrs, (Ikidys.ChcHlcy Waller, con neoted with tho staff In tho. office of the I'aclfio Tulephono & Tele graph company ut Medford, nnd who .haM been In Corvullki to spend. acveral days with her husband, h. n. Wnller, nnd her mother, Min. V,r JI, Chesley, . and fumlly, has returned to hor work. Corvallls Tlmes-Oazotto . . I 1 ')' f JtroKon windows (tlazcd . by Trowbrldgo C'ablnot .Works. , PoMtuffiro C'Iohim I'Jjirly ' . Beginning with today tho Med ford postoffjeo will bO closed lit 2 o'clock every Baturdny aftornoon (or the remainder of that day. Tho windows will be closed nnd there will bo no arternoon deliveries by tho carriers. This is In conform ity with tho 44- hours a weok voted by congrews to postal employes. Phono 643. Wo'll haul away your refuse. City Hanltury Service. Ituii'ltWH Klanmli I air llorsn racing, n feature of Klam ath county falra for yearo, will not be held thltt year. Tho cxpermo of holding a moot Is not Justified by returns, the county fair board said in explaining tho movo. ' Krystalglow, kodak glor,. su preme. The Penaleys, opp. Holly VhoHtor, Cliiiinber Nocrt-tnry HiSDvcrlng A. F. B..Htoele, ICugene chamber of commerce secretary, who has been In a critical condition.' fol lowing an operation, Is pnet the crisis and on the roi.d to recovery, his phylelnn now roporta. Lovely Tulip Oil wavcii, ts.BO; other perriianants (rl whnmpoo nnd finger wave II; ninrrvl 7Sn.wKalh ryn Uieatoll, 230 B. Central, 1174. Vlslta In Mrilford Mrs. Oenrgo T. Pratl, twoidnugh- ters, Margaret, nnd Catherlno, and son Paul, arrived yesterday . from Portland to spend tho week end hero.wlMi Mr. Pratt, who drives ono ot tho Crater Lnkp Btagea. From Statu MetniHills , Itraldents of Portland registered at Medfonl hotels' Include Mr. anil Mm F. W.. Htoll, B.ert Orji-sbaok. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Brown, .-.:. llushong. II. J. Dui heln. N. K. Io pold. Hay Hundley, Frank DeBnnln. J. J. Kamrar,! Mr. and Mrs.' e. It. Pennlngli.n. U M. Clark. B. M. Downle, H. II. Klmon, J, J. Oerber, Oeo. J. James. , A. F. Holdcn. Jr.. W. It. Frlli. Mr and Mm. IV. K. Clancy, t'. l'orsons, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ilelrrlch.. It. I Maelcby, J. I). HniKett. Karl U Wilson. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. U A'ealih, MIim (1. W. Beck and Mrs. F. L. O'Donnell. Tho first H enupk'H are freo nt Oold Hill .Saturday nluht. t Sunday (inim- ut (inlil Mill The (Inld lllll baseball team will ngiilu meet the Cresi-ent City hall club, on the Hold lllll Held to morrow, . County AgrutN' Cimtcnnif County Ak-rnla U P. Wilcox and II. tl. Fowler arrived, homo last night from Itom-hui'ij where they yesterday utlemli'd the meeting of lho southern Oregon dMi'M county agenia, They ii-iort that the galh. ring was iiloi li-Ks relative to news. only routine matters being discussed. m-t BRINGS NEW WAR .dfi,t'iiil0l J'rsss Photo Anna Boat, known as "White Flower" to her people, the Chcrokees, was celeoted to portray one of the leading character! In an historic pageant and feotlval In Ontario, Cil. She Is from Oklahoma,., v , BALK COLLECTION OF CHURCH TAXES MTOKrc - BY - CIsAUli, Buffnlk OnKland (P) KiiKlish furmoiH nro kIvIiik rhurch nuttioiitlps Iittlu worry over prospeela for continuation of tlio tlthu. 'It lu a Herioiiff moment for tho i-huich," Hnid Bir Htimford IJownliiKi Hocrelnry of tho Kcclt'H- iitHtiritl commlHHlon, 'Tho titho flomiincl U equtva- lont to i.2f HhllltnKH on evory Mii'k of wheat, " countorort A. W. Moudh, chitlrniun of tho Kuffolk TlthG-l'fiyertV nfltiociulton. Tho Hltuatlon was brought to a hoiul hero when n furmer'a pon n'!itonH wr fturtloncil to sutisfy arrears In tltliOH. . Tho, farmqr'ii nelKhboi-H bd 0 cotilH, 10 . cent nnd other low prlreH for Ih'ks, owh anil farm machinery, . When , tho aIo . won ovor. tho titho conimlaionor nn only 135. Tho fur mors friends then mnoe him a prenent of tho thiitKH they had purehnHod. OpponentH of tho tithes Hay more thun C00 Siutolk mniiownoiH huvo joinod their oiKunUatlon und that 1000 Norfolk farmers ore orKHhlKli.Ki ua well us BmiiUer numbers lu Kbhpx nnd t'uinbrldKe- Bhlre. JJueiuiPO of rollKloun convh tlona, however. ihohI Brltlnh farm ers feol tho titho ts n fair chatKO. ThoHO not oppoed to ttthea '' landowners purehnHO land In full knowtedgo that tlthen nro ex peeted. Hepudlntton, they any, would work Brent hardship on count iy cleivymen of the' rhurch of Kntiluml, , A , . KLAMATH CHEGK THIEF THREE YEARS SACK AM KNTO, Cal.. July H (tV) .lacob It. Henle, who pleaded jnitlty In I'nlted states district court hero today to steallm? a $ir.,00n Rovcrnmcut check from a pojttofflco box in Klamath KallH, Ore, was Hentencd to three years lu prison by federal Judno Krank KcrrlKun. Iten in was Arrested In Sacra mento rcemilly when he attempted Id' 1.iy n- truck i wit 1 vart f tho amottitt of the check. SUBSURFACE, HEAT SPOOL WARM ICELAND , UKYKJAViK, Iceland.-- (P) Year-round bathing lu comfort ably warm water, olthcr salt oi fresh is now posslblo. In this land of the chilly minio. The sea bathing may bo had at a spot where tho Atlantic washes through a lava rldgo filter, so hot that a lagoon of warm walor forms behind It. The fre.sh water swimming Is In a pool Just opened here, tho water .beliiR piped .from n oar by J.ot sprliiffs. it conies In at about .ten dcRreos below boll in f?, .-. Tho hot springs uio user! also to heat somo of the city's homes' and tho plpou load to a laundry, school hospital and other, publio" build- Tho country Is volcanic Jnd H has been noticed that the- Vocation of th,or hot sprlnws points ;to,iii cony nQcuoriv who ciqus in the onrth. STAMPS DEFRAY FLIGHT EXPENSE 1,1'XMIOHN, Italy (P) Govern monta uio milking inigo fortunes out of a Bunortlulty oi special stamp issues, all at the expense of tho poor stamp collector, the Eu ropean l'hllatellc congress decided when it mot hero. Tho congress decided to ask va rious governments to cut down on commemorative issues, stumps for sperlal flights, and the like. ' General Halo Hallio. Italian air minister, revealed that the total cost ot his squadron flight to Bra il! lu January $ 1 0O.0UO had been covered by lho sulo of special air stamps, ami a mist eftg had been left over for another flight. Many rianes nt IVirt A number ot planm vWlcd the Medfonl airport today. Including Wayne II. Klnher, flying n Mtear num. en route from Oakland to Portland: Marthle liowman. flvlnit A Waco from Portland lo Uurlmnk- Oantaln Walter K. Kraus fi-em Crewy field, en route to Peamon rti in, Vancouver, Wash., and W. (1. Fletcher, representing the Shell Oil company. ' ' A Unli hot hsnee In a cool hall at '1111, till i Y. m. llOO.OOe Kodak St Prasley Hiudin. rliee. lHlalln Urrwonkana at IDntrls Ouests from Oregon p.. lot. out side of Portland, registered at Med. ford hotels include Krank .e AVhoMer and I. II. lisnahary of Corvallls. J. O. I -ex of Dallas, r. (lunderson and J. ov Carlson of Bend, a. II. Kllloln. o( llosehurit. K. J. Kcellstw of Balcm and Frank Jenkins. N. TaVors and 0. V. Heaver of Rugene. Brill Sheet Metal Works does expert repairing, fender and auto irndy repairing. Births IN APRICOT HARVEST TUK H.M.I.KS, Ore., July II. (J1 Willi the harvest ot apricots ami wheat III full sway, hero next week, the numhora of the unem ployed , will be diminished, I...UIS Krits, In chaiae of the federal em ployment bureuu. raid today. The Dalles district will produce approximately Srn) tons of apricots this season. " Mr. nnd Mrs. ViikII lanb-l.n are the parents of a son, aelahiiiK IS pouml, horn at the ( '1.1111011 nlty bospltal Katunlny. July II. NO CAKE7"sd "GERMAN SOLDIERS EAT BREAD HUH I IN. -7,l Kelchswehr sol dleia will In fiitqre nilcn a dlstiiui Ive feature ot their week end. their Huuday cake. It will he replaced by prosaic bread. The Herman government made this attack on the army menu as part of.lu program, pf economy. LONDON, Kne.-OVl - Prises for I'UtHtandliiK newspaivr work are to hi offenil by Cm don SellrlilKe. London merchant prince. Five awards of Huil pounds each will he alren annually for the best exclusive news story, the best piece of descriptive writing, the best article on Industry, commerce or finance, the besl piece of foreian irr...,iIM, Brt (1,,, Im)s, (. terestlng photograph. A eoniunttee of newspaper men and publishers headed hv Lord Rid delle will make (he sections. Mall Tribune ads are 50,000 people every day. read FAILS BREAK WILL POKTI.AN'D, Ore.. July II, (A?) Tho testament of Thomas Henry Kdwarda, pioneer 'ur.iHure dealer hero, who died nt Sail DIcko In I'.i.'u IcavInK an estate of (5110, U00 in -Multnomah county, waa upheld In circuit court here today. The petition of Martha Virginia Ed ward Karle of Huston, Mass., only chlhl of Kdwimls, wns denied. the sought to have the will set aside. Mrs. Karle reuresented this city as ".Miss Portland" at the Atlantic I'lty hcNuty contest 4n la;2. : KENO DISTRICT BLAZE KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., July It HI A forest flro covering me acres was burning today In the Keno Springs district 46 miles east of here and was said lo be threat ening some of the finest stands of tlnilier In the county. 'Thirty men with tractors -and other equipment were ball ling the flames. . dairymaITinaIjgurates drive for presidency POUT DKPOSIT. Md.. July It Former Senator Joseph Ir win France'a Independent cam palitn for the Uepubllean nomina tion for president gets under way this afternoon at his model dairy tnim near here. From a platform set up tvjforc :00a seals on his lawn. Or. Fiance planned to ae out In detail what he conceives to be the hemes of the 19SJ election and to vole, op position to some of President lloo. ver a policies. SAYS COL. MILLER "Tho only Indications ot a v today are found In just plain h,u man nature. And the next conflict will probably -be with some distant nation least suspected today," Lieut. Colonel Wm. C. Miller jof Charleston, S. C who arrived In Medford this morning to visit hk ranch In. .the, Table Rock district, stated when urged to .voice- his opinion of the often prophesied "approaching combat.? i "You ee, the averages are against utv - Each . generation has Its war' Colonel Mlllor explained. "There undoubtedly . will, be an other one. Today, there are ;no rumbling which would Indicate the future opponents. A few years before we entered the World war, who would have, forecast trouble with Germany?" Colonel Miller, ,who is accom panied by Mrs. Miller, is en route to Chllkoot Baracks, the only army station In Alaska. . He will be in command there, and after spend ing five years as professor of mili tary science and tactics at. The Cltud,el, military cuIIcko at Charles ton, -he aaya he Is anxious to be with the troopa again. . Colonel Miller Is a southerner of the qld school, descendant o(, the Galllard family, member .of ; the French Huguenot settlement which eatablishod -one. of the most, ro mantle and boat known southern, aristocracies. His wjfe Is a Yan kee of equally well, known hert-! agoi But there In perfect harmony I in the Miller family, although Mrs. Miller explained this morning, most of tho South Carolinians - are in spirit still fighting the ;Ctvll war. "Much, of the romance has gone slnco -the Civil , war period, i but South Carolina Is wtill a grand old state,!'. Mr Miller, declared, with ns much pride in her voice as ono could expect from a true daughter of tho southland. "It was a per Tect Ufo those people led,- but of course It. couldn't endure," she said, referring to plantation days, then drew a beautiful word picture of tho few remaining plantation hou.se .and .tho .llttto . cabins, foiv merly i Inhabited , by tho negroes, which still lend .enchantment! to the state of South Carolina, the fiwt to secedo from the union. Colonol Miller hokln-a prominent placet In international . military cir cles and, has received many decor ations. But the ono most; Inter esting to him, according to Mrs. MUler, is tho decoration of the, Or der, of the :'Rliing Sun, re.ce.ved during his war service In Siberia, where ho was Gtatloned -following the entrance, of the United States in thd-World war. The emblom rosonvbles a brcastplnto and hangs from the nock. Colonel Miller aN served on tho Mexican border and in the Philippines. Tho Millers made the trip west from New York via the Panama canal, and wlll continue north to Seattlo this evening, from which city they will sail for Alaska, They noticed tho. very dry conditions In most states, while traveling inland. South Carolina, however, they ex plained, hart had sufficient rainfall, this yean and will reatizo a good1 cotton rop. i"When. the ootton ctop falls thc-ro' Mrs. Miller add ed, "everything stops, the ..ttuderUs leave school.' John L. Nenlon,, who operates th Miller's ranch, 'met them at the Shasta this morning and motored them trt Table Rock, where they spent tho afternoon. . ; : SEE CLEAR WEATHER ' FOR ENSUING WEEK OrcKon: Generally fair tonight nnd unday,-b.ut with somo cloudi- nesst no change In temperature; modornto north and northwest winds offshore. Weekly .out look for July 13 to is, inclusive; . . , . Fair weather In the western states: clear the coming week, ex cept for cloudiness nlonjt the const; temperature will he normal. 4 Notloo. Why pay more? Haircut 25c. CI rand Hotel Harbcr Shop. 11ml of Thanks. . We wUh to exprem our sincere appreciation to our many friends for their kindness and for the beau tiful floral offerings during our recent loss of our beloved one. Mm. Iloyt Smith. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Smith. Hoy Smith. - ' Mr. and Mrs. T. L; Farlow, ( aril nt Thanks. We wish to express our sincere aratltudn to our ninny frtemU for their sympathy and beautiful floral offerings at the time of our recent bereavement. WUhurt L,; -Lull and T-amlly, . - risslfict advertislnir Rets results. egg mmi IN WEEK'S CLOSE PORTLAND, Ore., July 11. (ff) Eggs looked particularly firm as the week closed,. The, greatest strength was in the top quality. De mand was cleaning out all offerings of extra eggs here in good shape. Other markets .reflect- the same1 sit uation. , , ... Portland was the only one of five Important .markets that did not show higher prices during this week. - .- Butter closed the. week in good shape. Receipts are bout right for current demand. In ifs bal anced condition, no change is ex pected in either direction unless weather conditions change produc tion enough one way or the other to make this a factor marketwlse. , 14' 'r' , TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOtt I5KXT To desirable tenants. p!cniut. shsdy home, newly re decorated, at 31 IS So. Klverslde. . fall at J2& So. Kiverside for information. KOll SALK-5JT-.X. -New boat. 1S. Call If ST SI'KOIAI. Coupe, In aood con dition, reaeonable price. Wm. Chiun, Jackson Hotel. FOR SAI.R Raby bue(ry. Play pen, rain lun. eiectnc wahlna nischlne, portable phi table, lame 4o Alice St . . kivetrtocK 'i ' PORTLAND, Or July 11. (IP) CATTLE 2820; calves , 175 ' for week. Cows were steady compar ed with week ago, but demand was extremely weak for lower grades. Top grade steers sqld at 17.85. Bulk of desirable kinds were ,(7 and up. Few head strictly good feeder year lings were 8.75. Veal and calves were from $8 down to $4. HOGS 3415 for week. Compar ed with week ago all classes of hogs wete Bteady. Bulk nnd prac tical top on light butchers was 38.75, although scattered small choice lot:i sold from $8.85 up to $1). SHEEP 7465 for week. Lambs, 2343; 2E to 60 cents lower than week ago, but yearlings were steady to 50c higher. Ewes' were steady. Bulk good to near-choice valley lambs were $5 to 35.25. Strictly choice Mt. Adams and sim ilarly quality lambs were quotable up to 35.76. A few good to choice up to 100 pounds brought $1.50 to $5. --: Portland Wheat . PORTLAND, Ore., July 11. UP) Wheat:,, ' .. Open High Low Close July (old) .51 .51 .50U .6014 July (new) .61 .61 .61 .51 Sop, (old).60!4 .60 .40' .49 Sep. : (old) .50 .50 .4,9 .49 Dec 64-)4 .64 .63 .63 . C1inh, wheat: Bi Bend bluestcm -.64 Soft white !.'."... M9 Western white, - .'40 Hard winter eM Northern spring ,. .46 Western red .....'..J. .415 Oats: No.- 2 white 320,50 Today's car receipts: Wheat (10; flour 6; corn l;oats 3; hay 6. Portland Produce BOAT IN BANDON BANDON, pro... July 11. W) A. search was being made 'today for the body of P. B. Kessler, 57, who 1b believed to hnve drowned nearly n week ago while fishing In a rowboat off the bar. His boat, unoccupied and. with the oars missing, was washed up on the beach neap here. Kessler ,cn,rne. .to Bandon ; three months ngo .tr'om.;Mpdforoj and opened a mrnuurq r-.i..r " His son, C. P. Kw ranger in the r.,i. .. est, Was here tnj..."l the search for the bJ Nothing U know, est lie.idnunrtora n,. it was stuted this a, J Its employ by the . Kessierr In recent yJ ji,n.u oiiiiui, cnier el., ter forest was Indian that possibly c. p be a ranger of the Crj;ei inrR lorce. Vacuum Cleaners 50cdaydeliJ 'Service Electri oourn Molly1' r ON THE STAGE ; r TONIGHT AT 9 P. M. ! A DISCOVERY NIGHT SPECIALTY DE LUXE Earle Davis - and His BLACK CAT IDEA' ON THE SCRfJ Last Di; "I Take It Womar From the noJ "Lost Ecstitf- Mary Robert) BJ with GARY C00PEI CAROLE LOMtJ PORTLAND, Ore., July 11 (P) Butter, butterfat, eggs, milk, country moats, mohair, nuts, cus caru bark, hops, live poultry, on ions, potatoes, wool nnd hay quo tations unchanged. San Francisco Butterfat SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 11. (P) Butterfat t. 0. b. San Fran cisco, 26c. . " Wall Street Report NEW YORK, July 11. -r- (P) Continued weakness .of the Ger man mnrk, reflecting further de mands for exchange at the Keichs bank, nnd advances in .French, .Dutch nnd Swift, currencies fea tured developments In the finan cial markets today. 6tock,4 hero wero heavy, with many lenders oft 31 to 31, but the trading was very dull. ,' l Today's closing prices for 16 se lected stocks follow: Am. Can infi',4 Am. Tel. nnd Tel 177 Anaconda -25 Col. tins 31 Curtlxs-Wrlght 3 Vj General Kioctric General Motors Kennlcot Copper Mont. Ward Radio Corporation . Trans. Am. Bears Roebuck United Air Craft tJ. S. Steel Corpt. Trust Shs 5-Tr. Fxd. TriKt.. WILL TRADK '25 Dodge sport ourina n.r inter model T Ford i-oupe. or roadster. Tel. 40H-R-1 FOR HKNT July IMh. furnished 4-room house. Keddy Ave. Tel. nave lour Hand :V,ii' Louise Dl. r . . can rmvely read your talents, virtue. what nws that yoa .-ribb'.e when "toti in thought , ' " Send Jrrr"cribbHniri"or siKnaturc l cents. Addras Lou Ric. t featuring CHUCK BEIR ALSO The Crooning Tenor CHAKli Fox Cratcrlan CHAS! Usherettes COME and . Many Others -.J. FOX MH ; SUNDAY ROBERT MONTGOMERY: 'THE MAN IN POSSESSION' Today itapii :' DOUBLE FEAT . .. PROGRAM You can t "KEEP husbahandhisld iop..Whathoppei when hubby quit job end wifey i ;? lowork'.;:;- ,yt t n 1 1 : ---St Smashing comedy success with SKEETS GAllAGHER IK 'S-. CAROLE LOMBARD t:'V nivnli TACUM1M NOSMAN FOSTER if.,, d, ... ..AND 3 Hotel Medfonl : mmMS Dinner $1.00 Every Day in the Week ' ig. "The Food Is Better" j wJ'.feF., ,( at the Medford ! rfffW " J ' . I trv FINGER PRINTS - ' ... -v- ' . i CMtfLX tiaveour i w n arc 1 -2 IV M mJ If I V k w m FOUNDED 1909 BUILDING & LOAN ' ASSOCIATION tAClB PENCIL CO, NEW YORK Cm -1