nr. iinrr
WING FOR
II JO FINISH $1
r -
L Will Contest Hus
Cjpjfteno Divorce Suit
C, counter. Attack in
L ujGILBS.- Aug. . 18.-r(AP)
E'nrto. o"'es8 wU!e ; at Jack
Si fppwr heavyweight boxing
tfuilMt Dcmpsey who filed a
t silt W P00 ysterdfty- Pft"
LfOtnl ohargwof cruelty.
L Hit- Aug, 18. (AP)rrThe
prmpseya apparently . had
L tie dlvorcf; courts of Nevada,
Uuiornla. - '
L fanner heavyweight champion's
foaMiej yesterday, was met
p Mttnwnt In Los Angeles last
,1ft, . Iht.. "h" likewise . .would ,
mil on the Bame .grouno
but In the courts or uu-
jerer action his .wife takes In
nU. Jlowever, wUl not present
i Wm going through with his
iittordlng to.iDempsey.js attor
(Beberti B. -Burns.,' .
W iojng. light,. along with the
i-, 1. Mid late last night when
Ed .Drat. Mia?. .- Taylor contem
in immediate. si(U;ln her own
r Denv, Settlement,.
la denied ,that a property set-
ni tgreefl upon by the couple
Mi upset by,-tho.dtvorce action
uncni by bempsey.
ttj, meanwhile. Is continuing
uilana for tho., series, of , Xour
I uMbltlon bouts, he will par-
pn a barnstorming trip
Icrt tbe Pacific northwest and
the eut.
nt of warming up for the tour,
Ml box tr;o rounds each- with
Beuley of Oakland, Calv and
Puente. Mexican heavyweight.;
Icmcrrow night. 'He expects -to
by the end of the week for
bod. Ore., where he "opens" on
Hit.
4 .
' PAGEiFIVK
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, rEDFORD, .ORF-GOX, TUESDAY," AUGUST: 18. 'IMf V. .' -I
I mil lain nri . -i J , , ,a3 . . J -
PflDTI AKini MM
Ifi RECORDS
IN
-15T0 $1.35 BOX
PORTLAND. Aug. 18.-, AP)-811ght,
easlnesa m undergrade butter appears
the result of recent congestion of
butterfat, supplies m the, country -as
a result of the milk strike.
Top quality, outlet, appear, steady
with no change In the price lor. cubes,
either on the open market or on the
produce exchange., It is the offgradc
stuff that shows more or less neglect
at former .values; resulting in the
shading of prime first ic on the ex
change for the week's Initial session
Local egg market situation contin
ues to reflect a very good trading
tone with no further changes In the
price for the day.
. : CheeBe took another arinn
lb., effective, at once. Selling prices
at Tillamook is now 17c for triplets
and 18c for loaf.
General trading In the market for
live chickens retains its recent good
The , market, for . emintrv vmaH
meats is practically unchanged.
, First arrivals of Elberta peaches of
the season, from the Ashland section,
are reported. The price was Initially
listed at Sl.is-l.a5 box. nmnr,H f
local Crawlords Is excellent with few
arriving.
Increasing supplies, together with
greater, low bcriod comnctiunn from
other districts, caused a further cut
of 25c crate In the rjrlee nf nillnrri
cantaloupes. Yakima stock Is soiling
at. oareiy ircignt costs.
California Lovcll ncachfft .ir lift
ing offered around 75-85c.
' Movement, of Bartlett pears Is
quite fair: prices holding. -
Head lettuce, very' firm; mostly
$1.76 crate for aest local.
fijMarhety
' l.lvrstot'k
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 18. (API
CATTLE: 190. Including 32 through;
strong.
HOGS: 100; easy. Light light, 140
160 lbs., good and choice, $7.00 w 7.75;
light weight. 160-180 lbs., good and
choice, $7.50 7.75: 180-200 lbs., good
and choice, $7.50 ( 7.75.
SHEEP: 1300; weak. Lambs. 90
lbs., down, good and choice, $5.00
6.75; medum, $3 .00 c 6.00.
MIR LAKE, Aug., 18. (Spl.)
png in 841 cars, 2036 -visitors
"traded to Crater Lake over
m. fringing the total travel to
tp to 129.527 people. 12.417
f of the season's total at t.ils
wtjear. Tho.cars entering the
wltd a total of 42.341 as com
s to $7,638 a year ago. .
i number of visitors Is ahead by
Kmnt over 1930 and the cars
1 per cent, Indlcatlne autos
f"S the park this summer are
F lM passengers, or on the
f t ,3.05 persons per. cai. .Last
mrk was 3.11.
t Interesting visitors Sunday
Ja"l Kaplla Khandvola, young
Bombay. India, dressed In
sarb. She has been spend-
r" 'e studying social, con
r to this countrv. with nlnns
Fn social . work in , her native
r oneciagh Beckett of Dub-
Kuui J. Irving of St. Andrews,
F ere also Sunday vUltors.
- .
'II
IS WARNED
F LAX MORALS
PCHUCK'. i
-' nu, lo. (rtr
Bove formed a cathedral to-
tho rort-l-. . 1
fc... - " supreme council of
r 1 Column,,. j
1 wr WUB uuvum
r lat Rw ti . .
"Ulavillo. was celebrant of
k , -"osepn Chartrand.
F sw., a8lnt laxity of
llm, 7" ""d against creed.
L w J" modern code of
kbT. n aisvered was de-.
tx p Cnnd as "col-
"onthepart of man."
f'af For, Crime.
v
"ay Law Report
'auellll "Um "ec"ona ot
i ))t-J. a, meir w
w. .'" spot of crime
k!Tth tetnlay by the
fco - report to Fresi-
n-" " "sen, however,
i ("""nendatlons or sug-
m ,olume "Port on the
'. brief statement
i to discuss the
F m0lUni WM 8lrcn over
ptoT'Pori, setting forth
P - hi a steady stream
, Wminsls wa... pouring
""antwd areas of half
"iUOf(.
, . '- or
: Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 18. (API
Butter,, eggs, mllki country meats,
mchalr, .butterfat; live poultry, on
ions, potatoes, wool, hay, quotations
unchanged. '
San Francisco . Iluttcrfot .
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18. (AP)
-Buttcrfnt'.f.o.b., San Francisco 32c.
Portland Wheat
i PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. IB. (API
Wheat: .
Open High Low Closs
Sept. (old) 46'4 .46' A8A .46'
Sept. (new) 47 .47 .47 .47
Dec 60 .50 .60 .60
Cash grain:
Big Bend .bluestcm 56
Soft white 46
Western v.'ilte 48
Hard winter 43
Northern spring - 43
tirt.i-n rati .43
Oats: No. 2 white $17.00
Today's car receipts: wncai tv.
flour 2: oats 2.
niOOn of DUGHT
Wall Street Report
.... STOCK SAMS AVKKAdKS
Copyrlght. 1931, Standard Statistics
Company.) ,
50 20 20 60
.,. n 13. flt'ln Tntal
luuin. .
Today 108.7 65.8 104.5 112.0
' -..b tot a HI A
Prev. day. iu.a oo.o
Week ago 107.6 67.4 .102.8 111.1
Month ago...l08.7' 74.7 164.7 113.3
year ago 100.6 118.3 212.2 163.1
:: . . . a ,:iDt RtlllM
. NEW YUKli, n"K- "
renewed their offensive In the stock
market today, only to uh
unforsecn obstacle In heavy selling
orders for some of the motor shares.
The oils, however, managed to
show consistent strength, and close
higher, along with several other Is
sues. Bulls sent me h..v -j
briskly during the lorenou... -numerous
gain, of 2 to 6 points
were registered, but these were all
. nttpv midday.
nut, wipea oui .d
when general motor. . oliM
..r ,nM n 07M1 , shares-
in oiocxs oi ,ivpd
The selling flurry was short mea.
however, and Uie market stiffened In
the late trading. cl.ng with .bmn
an even mixture of gain, and losses
in prominent Issues. The turnover
exceeded 1.500.000.
Today's closing prices for 17 se
lected stocks follow: '
American Can . - - '
American T. T -
Anaconda - ' gl,
Curtis Wright - 37
General Motors
T-, T Mr T., . ........ -
Montgomery ward
Paramount ruu.
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otflcem oX tho student body and
various ,,cloisc4 , of the scuior hii
School, will meet this evening at
the home of Miss Adra Edwards on
Newtown street to mftko plans for
the coming school year.
Those who- will attend the meet-
Ing, Include the following student
body officers: Arthur Iverson, presi
dent; Mas. Rae,. vice-president; Miss
Edwards, secretary: Wtldou Colbaugh, j
treasurer; Jerry Till, property, man- i
ager; Richard Proebstel, business i
manager; Adrian 'Fraley, HI Tlmea I
editor;. Ml&a Anna MUe. Pnsou. Cra- 1
ter editor; ' Willis ton Blgler, yell
leader and Miss Nelle Green, song
queen.
Other school officers Invited are
Harold GeBauer. president of the
senior class; David Lowry. president
nf the junior class, and , William
Prentice, president of the . sopho-
mcre class. Neville Blclen and Jack
Boyl, student body officers laat year,'
have also received Invitations,
Mr. and Mrs. KriRell
Entertain at .tinner.,
Much of the Informal entertaining
of the past few days has citcrcd
around Mrs. Eleanor Wlntorbutham of
New York City, who is tho house guest
of Mrs. Stewart Patterson, and, last
evening Mr. and Mrs. Cot bin' Edgell
entertained, in .nor honor at a dinner
party.
Covers were placed for the honor
guest, Mrs. WiiUerbotham; Mrs. Pat
terson. Mrs. Black Preston, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Chandler Egim, Mr. and Mrs.
George M- Roberts. T.. Slater John
son, Colonel Gordon Voorhies, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgell. t
Take Trip to . v,"
Crater lake. ,
A party from McdTord motored to
Mrs. A. B. Hlnck'a cabin Saturday
afternoon where they remained all
night, and motored to Crater lake
Sunday morning. They enjoyed a
horseback ride around to various
Dart of the park, ,. and returned
home Sunday evening.
Members of the group wore Mrs.
B. M. Baucom. Mrs. Oraco Voas.
Mlases Helen and Delphlne HI nek.
Miss Marjorle Hazclton and guest
Miss Muriel Bradley of Portland, ami
Miss Helen Dugan.
f-r .
Leave for.- i '. .
Coast Points.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen have
aa their guesta Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles
Bctz and small son, Dale, of Port
land. The party spent last week
at Diamond lake, and left this morn
ing for tho coast where they will
vacation for sovcral days.
4
Mr. timl Mrn. Sheldon
Are .V.hIIIiik Here... n
'"Mr. and Mrs, Bon Shotdon-aro n
Medford from thejr homo in Los
Ahgclcto, and plan to leave soon by
rector for Portland and SeRt,tle(,Thoy
will bring homo their children, David
and Barbara,., who, ,havo been nt
summer camp. . ,
Ml'H tiotclieU
To Kuterltiln
Mls: Gloria Getchell, daushter of
Mr.-and Mrs. Dclroy Getchell, Is en
tertalnlng tomorrow evening for a
group of her intimate friend. The
young mlscs will enjoy dimu-r at the
Getchel) residence, on the cornor f
Onkdale and Stewart avenue.
The large flat roof of the garage
has been converted into a sleeping
room for tbe night, and electric light
have been arranged attractively, f
Spend Veek-Kud.
At Coast 1'uliiU.
Mi. and Mrs. Walter Gebhard oi
Central Point. . Mr. and Mm. . Joe
Young of Long Island, Kansas and
Mr. and Mrs.. E. W. Oebhard mo
tored to Crescent City and Brook
ings for the week-end, They en
Joyed fishing' and bathing while
there. The party also visited the
Oregon Caves. Messrs. Ocblutrd are
brothers of Mrs. Young.
Mrs. WhitorlMitham
Leaven This Evening.
Mrs. Eleanor W into root ham of New
York city will lcavo this evening by
train for Chicago. While in Medford
she has been the house guest ol
Mrs. Stewart Patterson and, was the
inspiration of numerous arclnl af
fairs. ' '.
KnnsiiN People
Visit Itelullves. j
Mr. and Mrs. j Joe Young and chil
dren of Long, Island, Kansas, , are
spending n month hero visiting rela
tives nd frlonrt-s. Mrs; Young at
tended Medford hlghaehool aevcral
years, ago. i j , , '
To. Visit 111
San Krone Urn, .
Mr. .and Mrs. C. D. Thompr.on left
by motor this nftcrnoon for Sun
Prancico whcro they will spend 10
days visiting their son, C. C. Thomp
son. (iiie.st of
Mrs. Vokh.
. Mia Myrtle- Gill or Portland l
spending two week In Medford as
the guest of Mrs. Grace Vow. .'
Uiiuena Circle 1
Meets Wednesday ( ,
Rowcna Circle, No. 1211 will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Claro
KldrldRO nt the Voorhies lunch.
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. PORTLAND, Orc Aug. IB. (AP
Figures compiled from government
repeats and from reports of distrib
uters indicate the world'i dried prima
crops this year will bo matorlally les
than last year and will be Bllghtly
below the average of recent years..
". California reports indicate a maxi
mum crop of about 176,000 tons as
compared to 2M.0O0 tons a year ago.
Tho Oregon crop, including Clark
county. Waiting ton, Is placed at 26,
000 to m.
WIMER WILL BE HOME
NEWLY WEDDED PAIR
WIMER, Ore., Aug. 18. (Spl.)
Harry tJkeiJnxlon und Mm. Vbii Hoy
of Evan creek valley, wore .married
In OranH Pna AuRust 10. Tho groom
l well known In thl vicinity, havlnn
homcsladd near Wlmor, and l the
oldest son of Mra. Elton lui(worthl
Mrs. Van, Hoy l a daughter of
Mra. Ferguson of Evana creek valley
and n'.atcr of Fred Knteht. She aUo
la well known In nor nclKhborho-jd.
The happy coupla, v,ho will. llo
In tho home prepared, bv tho .groom,
have hoat of well wlehcis around
Wlmcr. ,' ,
f'nrd of Thonka, " X
We wlh to uiank -u. ...any friends
for their klndiiesa and for the many '
floral tributes In our recent bereavo-
ment. Mr Mar R Sln:lalr
" (nd nelatlvea.
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ment at Salem.
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u rSST her. being rep.ireu.
MRS. HALE HERE- FOR
DATA ON PIONEERS
I W" t j
Mra. W. C. Hale oV'terkSleV. Cnllf..
Wlie of a former circuit Judge tor
this county, and s member of the
pioneer Langetl family of eouthern
Oregon, la viaillng old frlenda and
relative in the city, and collKting
pioneer data, which .he my embody
In a mswry .
Mra Hale a colleouon oi aoutnern
Oregon htttorlcal data waa deatroyed
. ,, uuroi month ago.
Thla week ahe ha. nn lulling
olo frtenda In Joaephine emirrty, and
vteltlng pioneer place, of Inwreav
Teaterday .he vialted M.m A.'.e
Hanley. and waa luncheon gueat of
Mra. H. D. Norton.
Te U.
I. s.
Government
Tea , Examiners
state that tea
is best when
it is sealed in
vacuum.
FRESH
Schilling
TEA
Always Fresh
sealed in vacuum
f lilce jyour; coffee.:
NoMoreNeuritis
In Anns, Neck, Legs or Thighs
If yoo want to get rid of the agonla
fng pains ot neuritis, neuralgia, in:lt
lc or rheumtim, Just apyl Tjnmol
to the afTectet parts and aea. how
quickly all mlwry will eeaaa.
Tywmol la ft powerfully penetratlnf
absorbent, aooihlnf and healina; In It
anion, whlrh gtmn in through th
pnrtt and quickly rach (h4 burninsr,
artitna nrvea. Thuao atubtvirn patnt
In the bark of th nfk, tout tha
Moulder blad, faca of u4lS4n the
frrarm and finirer, or i; it ending
flown th thigh to tha nwrTrfML will
noo 41wptr. Cramplnit of thrmi
e will tinp tnd you jn .nfrftw
b bother! with orenc iw'llnr.
attfTnesn, niimbn4M or teo4eraaa of
the iolDta and ligament.
TTemni la not ordinary Hn1mnl
r aalTa, but a ftntilia mw amaiitenl
that la entirely dlfWent from anythtnff
tfu hare ever u4. Ion't auffer any
ncer. Oat a eupply of Tyamol at any
food tfxvc atora. Jwmya mm a4 4
TRA' UHIO nTOKR
warning
against substitutes
for genuine
Kotex
4 ?AI i
WITHSTOOD WELIi
AFTER ACCIDENT
Tho condition of Mra. Lctn Conway,
of Blyvtllp. Ark., sister of Mra. A. B.
Cunninshnm, wluHa right arm was
amputated near the wrlut nt Saeretl
Hart hospltnl yesterday .afternoon,
lollcwtuR an auto accident on tho
Jacksonville hlrway nar Ouk Orovo
school., wa reported eurly this after
noon us "favorable," by pr, Edwin R.
Durno. with Dr. J. C. Hayes", attend
ing physician. ,
Mrs. Conway., a mlddle-aRed wom
an, wife of Orbin Cqnway. prominent
Arkansas banker and cotton Rrower,
underwent the serious surgical opera
Hon with bravery.
With her husband and Mr. and
Mra. J. H. Rlggs of Little Rock, Ark.,
they were, returning from a trip to
Alaska and stopped off in this city
to vtslt with the A. B. CmuilnKham
and O. O. Alenderfer families. It was
the intention to spend , tho day at
Crater Lake, and it was whllo return
ing t.'ie Misses Rhoda and Winona
Koene to their horns in Jacksonville,
that the accident occurred. The two
young ladles sustained minor bruises
and contusions. t
At the time the heavy car started
to skid, Mrs. Conway had lacr ami
partially resting out tho window. Tho
auto turned over and Mrs, Conway 'b
arm was outside. It Is figured that
she Instinctively clutched tho car
window, and member waa pinned
to the oarVi, - . (
1 Before amputation, tt waa fully dd
ttmnlncd that no other courso ! wat
open. i
r0-vlU ta-pbUo. Halt cry, JC
I-t, Kiiarnntee . . pO
k Kiitlory KechnritlitR AOu j 1
' Sovorin Battery Service
1553 No. irivn-Hine '
V; , , JZ
AUTOVIOLATORS
CITED j TOJ COURT
Harold (Swede) ..Anderson, giant
University of Oregon football pros
pect, was detained by the state pollco
Saturday night, charged with oper
ating an auto, with four people la
the ,frojt. Anderson ten daya ag?,
with another youn crashed Into. a
milk wagon.
Munte Safford of thla ;lty, waa alno
apprehended Saturday , night - and
charged with operating an auto until
four In the front seat. .
B. . Bryson of thla city was ar
rested for speeding in the city, and
ignoring atop signs. . -
A number . of autotsts yesterday
were cautioned agalrut driving onto
main highway from country .road)
without stopping, and Juvenile driv
ers were quizzed about their years.
4
Near Jamc-sburg. N. Y., ta ft strotch
of 300 feet of railroad uack laid on
stone ties in 1831. It la not U3od.
but In good condition. - -t
. Lake view Oas well struck on Jack
Moffltt ranc.!, eight milee- south of
PutsAnEndTo
Bunion Pains
. . ' i ;
Don't Suffer Another Day
. There, is one simple, yet .inoxpon
alvo way to reduce inflammation of
swollen too JolnU and help get thorn
fKnivwhore near normal and that It
to apply Minnie' KmcnilU Oil night
and morning.
Aik Heath's Drug Store or Jurmtrt
fe Woola or any, first-class drugs 1st
for an original two-ounco bottle bf
.Mcm'H Kmemld Oil (ah 85c bctto
m 3 weeks and refuse to accept
anything in Us place.. It la such a
highly concentrated preparation that
two ounces lasU a , long-time, and
furthermore if ,onc, bottle., "does hot
give you complete'" satisfaction you
can have ymir money refunded.
1
FOUNDED
,1909
! i JACKSON COUlITy,
BUILDING & LOAN;
' ASSOCIATION : :
J
YES, some iubituica arc clcv
ctly mad to look like Kotcx.
But thatdocsn't makcthemthesamo.
Are they clean, like Kotcx?,
Scientifically made in surrounding
of hospital cleanliness? Have mod
ern methods been used, so that,,
hands have never touched them?
These questions remain u:uv
swered, when you accept a substi
tute of whose makers you know
nothing. But thctc arc questions of
vital importance, because they arc
directly related to your lealih.'
Accept no substitute cf whose
origin you arc uncertain. Demand
Kotcx tbe genuine. Hospitals
use Kotcx,, It fully meets their
requirements. .
Kotcx is supremely comfortable.
Shaped to fit. Adjustable. Depos
able. Stays soft for hours.
KOTSX
Sanltarjr Napkin
fwTO?!- -nr-
DON'T GAMBLE
wiih a? lifetime
investment
An electric rolrlqercrtor U a lonq-Hm Investment. Don't
be hasty. . Inveatiqalo the pronounced money-eavlnq
features of the Wesllnqhouse "Completely Balanced"
Refrigerator. '
A Wettinghouae, according to owners, will actually
save you nearly half Us cost the first year and keep
thai wonderful economy year after year.
Find out about this economy. It is due to the "com
pletely balanced" construction. Find out how much a
Westinghouse will save in your home. We will show
. you in actual flguzea.
$10 DOWN-TWO WHOLE YEARS TO PAY
Remember the Westinghouse eaves while. you pay.
Prices are very moderate.. Only $10 down Is required.
Balance may be dividod over two years,, See us before
you decide on any rofrtgoraior of any male .or type.
WestinghouseX2&-
IT'S A MONEY-SAVER
People's Electric Store
212-214 West Main St.
Medford, Oregon