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U t$ 10 PICK (if BEAUTIES mm beauty sbow will be held last a41" OLL-' L bere 300 babies will go f5 T.wtfrAn will hp Wr Dailf" o r . nn wlfn of Mnvnr U U YtiO"i Can A. J- Hanby, Mrs. R. E. Urj. 6uw " TDornane .ill be ludced at 2:30 . hfthiu at 3:15 o. m. L be tagged and numbered as L, tne juage. C, will be anuounced on the Lj me "King" and "Queen" ujd "queen nu iiwwuw , mill be at the corona- Utmber 1, at 412 East Main Lined. The coronation starts QL . t narvpv. ballet lnstruct- iu. a. L present an entertainment of 00060) Dalle I. bin unuw opcv, hr nuDllS. L examinations will be held wt Main street irom u a. m. . - wednesdav and Thurs- tgatlt and 37- Appointment lLt icneauiea lor cacn uauy. L lor "Baby King" today are. gill and Glen Coleman, iirst; . .trruin. second: Marshall ttpj; Richard Steele, Mervyn I ind Glen Byra, lourtn; rvivford. fifth. L (or "Queen" 'are: Marion U Blta Wiignt, nrsti aer- rjomas and Carmen Wright, L tan Doran. third: Olenda L Helen Devlne and Janls Mirth; Vlvlnn Heckathorn kjMara, fifth. , J BOOK SALE HIGH SCHOOL f SEPTEMBER 2 imlor high school book ex- fin open the fir3t week in be. Hiss Myma Batrett, high librarian, announced today. sudents who have books to this department for sale are ta to have them at the school than September 4 talk exchange system, which pted by the school librarian, ral successful in the past sev lw and especially last school pa 1326 books were Bold to it a cost of $860.55. The price of the copies was $1,- aiktng a saving .to the stu- kmisslon for selling the books ft by the exchange and the a Immediately turned over to Rial owner of the book. arrett will be at the exchange pU and 4, to take used pt are brought in. In order PT may be classified and own- m made out. books should N In by Friday of that week. I Tv.-"wiu ear oaies On New York Auction to TL Ulu Tn Daiy FrUit ReP 'he tolbcMail Inbune by the FmitowJrs' Leaei: HECKKB JtJJL TKmxrSK MEDFOttB, New Zionist Leader 0KEC.O!7, SATTJRIKVY, RTJflrST 25, 3931 PSQE THREH Ml ugne" OregoritaUannes"" ,C; J.CarWaSh",gtn Bts and 3 cars Brand. . Bxs. 80? On Bartletu market easier. Blue Goose xtr. 99 , , "us 1358 150 '85s 180s 195s Avg. I Tip Top Icy 421 "" 200 M ln J 240 250 250 250 25 I Fifth Ave. fey. 520 225 2M 2 M 2'5 22S 230 230 2 318 1 s S ; s s i r -gjs s-a-s s a si BARTLETT PEARS PEN TO MEET LK SITUATION '"bea, president of the CatUe Marketlnz assocla- f told a series of meetings Fmi at Klamath Palls and . 'all to discuss the na !nii situation, as well as I laany local cnttlpmen are to attend the meetings. r l be in Yreka August 1 City hall, find In Kl&m- P September 1 at the court Fl unsatisfactory condl- r e cattle business have Ljtt misinformation which P4 on ODeratlons. accord- fotbet. He staten that pwtlve for every cowman to "wrmed on the situation, tO Cam An hli nnaHllnm ON SHORT YIELD PORTLAND, Aug. 22.-(AP)-Fur-ther gains in strength are indicated in the Bartlett pear deal In prac tically all sections. Not only Is there an Improved feeling at pri mary points of the Pacific slope and the northwest especially, but con suming centers of the midwest and the east report betterment in the demand and price from day to day. Of more than passing Interest at this time is the report that the California shipping deal will be con cluded within a week. Little is said to remain there. In the northwest the season is well under way in practically all districts. Shipments are Increasing and have about reach ed their maximum! P.O.B. prices are steady to firmer in practically all sections. Crop of practically all the major producing districts of the Pacific northwest is turning out much more shorter than expected even a few days ago when a substantial de crease from earlier estimates was forecast in a survey made by the Journal. - Pears out of the Rogue River dis trict continue to outsell all other packed Bartletts in this market, al though Willamette valley Jumtole stock shows the greatest total vol ume. The latter are being used extensively for canning with sales up to $1.25 box. 1 Livestock. PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 22. (AP). Tnt.tlp 2252 for week. Market started steady with steers and she stuff inclined to show strength in spots and fractional advances. Top steers held around 7.00, with bulk of desirable sorts, 5.75 and better, while offgrade was around 4.50. Fairly good heifers scaled $5.00 6.50. Cutter to fairly good bulls were $3.264.50. Vealcrs and calves showed a spread of S8.50 and down to $4.00 generally. HOGS: 4050 for week. Slaughter kinds opened 15 e 25c lower on Mon day, . while the closing deals were 25 m 40c below last week's finals. Monday sales for light butchers were around $7.50 j 7.76. Closing prices were around $7.50; although some late trading Friday was around $7.26 0 7.35. Strong neavy soris au KKnTKO hut mostly $7.00 and less. Packing sows were around $3.S04.25; slaughter pigs soia, o.i ontn riv hut later not above $7.00, although strictly choice was quotable to $7 ou. Di,rirn. iwMj Tjimbs and ewes appeared steady to 25c lower for the week, but yearlings n ohnice valley lambs were $5.00. with a few Monday 25c better. Strictly choice shorn lamos . trm. of $5.00 and down to $4.75 generally. M"um. yearlings sold $3.ouc.3.ou - - llVL at $4.00: cull and choice ewe. spread $1.00(33.25. Indications : that the MacDonald government was reaching a crisis in England, in Its errn-t . economy nrrornm ... influence. . Reports from the Youngstown area indicated that tAai , . . wuvpu- MUUia DC maintained around recent levels next ano might show a little up turn. A fresh fli.n r the prospect of a 10 to 15 per cent cut in steel wages, however, has been Interpreted in Borne quarters as in dicating that executives look for only a mild seasonal upturn. Todays closing prices fo.- 17 select ed StOclCR fnllnm. American Can , giyt i. oc 170 Anaconda Curtlss Wrgiht . .... . .ZT. 3 General Motors . 35 Int. T. & T " " 00 Montgomery Ward 2074 raramount Pub. 2314 Radio Southern Pac ni S. O. of Cal Z.Z.Z. 40 o. 01 n. j 40 Trans. Am. .. 714 Dnlted Aircraft " 011 Tt . . " ' 'S i u. o. oieei f.. 371 1 vurw i itusi snu oa. 5-yr. Fxd. Trust.... J. " "1 7 pay. liWERAL IWAFTERiON Pjovicea for Fred Furry, away very suddenly at l '""wi at noon rriaay, I"1 of which appeared In 1 wn 01 this paper, will IT residence at 3:00 i- iMwrmrnt in rnoe- tal parlors in charge. Wrs Favor Mithment of County Offices Passed h t.h Tn pa - . r I,, ' Andrews, worthy t the county court JDt1 nealtn unlt jJ'T agent and county Er ent, and consolidate 01 mmt. . engineer ana -nouter, was filed this L"101 taxation" la" set w iv the drastic 1. ""olutlon turther " "epa be taken ere the eomlng year la com- ) winty Oranges for KT - h tC"""n:"on. Tht Peas f theater. Portland Produce 1tw1iiPt. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 22. (API- Butter, eggs. mu. butterfat. live poultry, on.ons pota toes, wool, hay - quotations unchanged. Portland Wheat rf - ) Aaaociuttid Pra9 Photo Tha world Zionist congress at Basle, Switzerland, elected Nahum Sokolow, veteran of the Zionist movement, president of the world organization. , VOICE OF MEDFORD' TOPIC FOR DR. FUNK Union services will be conducted in the English Lutheran church at 8 o'clodk Sunday evening. ' Dr. Funk will speak on an interesting theme in discussing "The Voice of Medford." The pastor will reply to the ques tion, "Can character bo molded by an act of the will?" The public is cordially invited to attend. Meteorological Report August 22, 1931. Forecasts. Medford and viclnitv: Tr.nichf anH Sunday fair; normal temperature. Oregon:. Fair tonight and Sunday; normal temperature. Local Data. Lowest temperature this morning, 48 degrees. Temperature a .year ago today: Highest, 92; lowest. 51. Total precipitation since September 1, 1930, 13.67 inches. Relative humidity at 5 o. m. vester- day, 14; 6 a. m. today, 54. Sunset today, 7:01 p. m. Tomorrow: Sunrise. 6:27 sunset, 7 p. m. Observations taken at ff fl Meridian Time. City i v Baker City B4 48 .... Clear Boston 66 60 .... P. Cdy. Boise 90 60 .... Clear Chicago 72 64 .... Clear Denver 88 62 .... P. Cdy. Des Moines 82 64 .... Clear Fresno 96 64 .... Clear Helena 78 64 .... Clear Los Angeles 90 68 .... Clear Medford 87 50 .... Clear New York 74 62 .... Cloudy Phoenix 102 80 T. Cloudy Portland 74 56 .... Clear Reno 92 64 .". Clear Roseburg 80 50 .... Clear Salt Lake 94 66 .01 Clear San Francisco 72 66 .... Clear Seattle 68 54 .... Clear Spokane 92 64 .... Clear Washington. D.C. 62 M Cloudy T TOTING ON ROADS With the hunting season approach ing, the state police, Captain R. M. Bown In charge of the southern Ore gon district, will take steps for a rigid enforcement of the new state law prohibiting transportation of a loaded gun on the highway, be the gun totcr aboard a horse, auto, mo torcycle or afoot. The main purpose of the new law is to halt the prac tice of shooting at deer or wild birds from moving cars along the high ways, and prevent accidents due to hurried removal of the weapon from the auto. The framer of the law figured that by the time an autolst stops his car and loads his gun, whatever he in tends to shoot at will be out of range. - v" Dozens of permits for carrying pis tols have been Issued in the past fort night, and the new law also applies to them, when on the highway. The permit Is good only for the pistol for which It Is Issued, and a rifle, shot gun or a different calibre pistol can not be carried under the same license. Captain Bown returned yesterday from an Inspection of his district. 4 1 PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 22.-(AP- Wat: U1h tw Close itii AR3. .45V Cash grain: M oahh hlnpstem ,K 45,4 Soft white 45(, Western wnue a, Hard winter " 43, Northern spring - - ' a,. Western red $1750 Oats: No. 3 white 130. Todays car receiyw. flour 9; corn 5; oats 4; hay 1. i San mm-lM-o ni"'",s'AP. BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. -(A!', Butterfat f ob. Ssn Fr.ncl.co 32c. Wall Street Report E,FI LOCAL RESIDENT, DIES Word has been received in Medford of the death Thursday nlglit in Phoe nix, Ariz., of Mrs. Martha DeVore. wife of Charles DeVore. who formerly resided In Medford. Funeral services are being conducted in Phoenix to day. I Mrs. DeVore is survived by her widower, Charles Devore, son 1 nomas. H,i,rrttir Martha. Ruth, her sis ter. Mrs. F. J. Wllmot of Medford. and several relatives In Iowa. The DeVore family left Medioro about five years ago fo.- Arizona, where they have resided since that time. Martha Ruth will come to urnr .ni make her home with her aunt. Mrs. Wllmot. Mr. DeVore will return to Medford later. - Stock sale wm" (Copyright. WlStandard Statistics Anat M. go 20 20 vO 106 4 64 6 !' 65.0 10" : 68 3 167 1"" 75 1 164 S I"4 TnAaV Prev. day. .. 106 7 ..n . 1113 Month ago. 108.8 1 on 1 Month ago- -Year ago... 163.7 i"- 165 - - ' Tn 1 API NEW YORK. Aug Trading in stock, came standstill today. - '"1L.:rdThec'U..nd r.in pm'nent Wue. were .arge 17 fractional. OFF TO PENITENTIARY Robert Poole. 20. Gold Hill youth, who confessed he et fires in the Foots creek district, so ne rniuin. . .... .. -.. ii.i tn the custody of Sheriff Ralph Jennings fqr Salem, to start serving a one-yer Ku..v.. Poole was accompanied by Raymond Harry Hubbard. 27. who confessed the theft of $147 from the sefe of the local Western Union office, after he had clandestinely secured the sate combination from his brother's cloth-Ina- while en route to a cleaning es tablishment. Hubbard was arrested at Willows. Cel., ten hours after the robbery, end all but $10 of the stolen money was regained. $1000.000 Kodak prlrea. Details at Peasley Studio. For Sale Choice Bartletts for can ning. 2c per lb. f3Q3 . Jackson 8t Classified advertising fell remit Radio Program KMED (Mall Trlbuna-Vlrgln Station) Sallirdnr. P. M. 5 to 6 Lewis 8uper Station; So. Oregon Theatre Guide; News and Markets by Mali Tribune. 6 to 7 Jackson Hot Springs: Where to Go; Old Time Fid dlers Contest. 7 to 9 Happiness Train; All Request 'Program. Rlimlay. A. M. 8 to 10 KMED presentation. 10 to 11 Watchtower Program: Jackson Hot Springs. 11 to 12:30 Light Sunday mu sical selections. P. M 12 30 to 19:45 Twin Plunges. 12:46 to 3:30 Light popular program. 4:30 to 8 KMED presentation, tion. 8 to 9 Valley Radio Church. Momlav. A. M. 7:65 to 8 Breakfast Broadcast of news by Mall Tribune. 8 to 9 Treasure Box; West Bide Pharmacy: Gold Seal. 9 to 10 Friendship Circle by Economy Oroceterla; City Cleaning and Dyeing, Adrlennes, 10 Weather forecast. 10 to II Snow White; Oardner Drug Co. 11 to 12 Sperry Plour; Burel son's Ladles' Wear; Jackson Co. Bldg. and Loan. P. M 12 to 1 Monarch Seed and Feed Co.. news flashes by Mall Trib une. 1 to 2 M. F. and H. Co.: McNalr Bros. 2 to 3:30 Snider's Dairy; World Bookman. P. M 4:30 to 5 KMED presentstlon. 5 to 6 80. Oregon Theatre Oulde; news and markets by Msll Trib une. 6 to 7 Mutual Mill: Where to Oo; The Toggery: Uncle Jerry. 7 to 8 Happiness Train; Hutch inson Tree Surgery: John Cupp Furniture: all request. 8 to 9 KMED presentation; re mote for Fox Craterlsn. crops St. Mark a EpUropal. Wm. B. Hamilton, Re-ctoi Corner Oakdale and Fifth St. 8 a. m., Holy communion. Catholic Church. So. Oakdale and 10th St. Masses at 7 and 9 a.m. folks, 7 p. m.. In the ch-rpel. Miss Oeraldine Fox leads the devotions; the pastor conducts the discussion. Adventuring In Friendship," Sunday school, 9:45 a. m with classes and welcome for all. B.. J. Neumann, superintendent. Ild-week meeting Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.. in the chapel. The pastor leads in "Going to the Mountains with the Sftvlour Mount Hattln." , All are welcome to the spiritual ministerles of this church. Full f.oiKl Church. Newtown St.. near Main. R. D. Streyffeler, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m Morning worship, 11 a. m Evangelistic service, 8 p. m. Bible study Thursday evening. A welcome to all. Main Street Methodist Church, South. N. D. Wood, pastor. Announcement for Sunday. August 33, 1931. 9:45 a. m., Sunday school. 11 a. m., Sermon by the pastor. 7 p. m., Epworth league worship service. PilRrlm Holiness Church. Temporary location, 134 South Lin coln St. Rev. W. Marvin Gilliam, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. People's meeting, 7:30 p. m. We extend a welcome to all. If you don't attend church elsewhere come worship with us. First Presbyterian Church. Claude B. Porter, minister. Bible school. 9:45 a, m. Morning worship service, 11 a. m Rev. F. E. Bancroft of Sausallto, Cal., will preach. Mrs. Alexander Sparrow will sing "The Lord la Mindful of His Own, with Mrs. George Andrews accom panying at the organ console. We gladly welcome all who will come and worship with us. First mint 1st Chiin-li. W. H. Eaton, minister. 9:45 a. m.. Sunday school. 11 a. m., Morning worship. 7 p. m Young People's groups. 8 p. m.. Union services at First Lutheran church. Our pastor, Dr. Eaton, has returned from his vacation and will be the speaker at the morning service. You are cordially Invited to attend these services. First Christian Church. Ninth and Oakdale Sts. W. R. Balrd, minister. Bible school at 9:30 a. m. M. E Olson, superintendent. 1 Morning worship from 10:30 to 11:30. Anthem, "Praise Ye the Father1 (Gounod). Sermon subject, "Victorious Faith.' Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. Union church services at the Luth eran church at 8 o'clock. Free MethodlHt Church. j Through the appointment of the Oregon conference of the Free Meth odist church, and trusting that it Is also through divine providence, we are In the city of Medford ' We desire the fellowship of all christian people. i We will hold our first service Sun day morning, August 23. There will be evening service. We will be glad to greut any and all at these services. Rev. E. N. Long and Family. St. IVterN I.utlierun Church,. (Mo. Synod.) East Main St. and Portland Ave. H. H. Young, pastor. Divine worship Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. , David a Man According to the Heart of Qod." theme. A short business meeting after services. Choir will meet immediately after sen ices. No evening services Sunday. Young People's society will meet next Friday evening In the John Hueners home near Jacksonville. Public always welcome. International llltile Students, . Judge Rutherford, lecturer. The Watch Tower program which is given by electrical transcription over KMED every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, consists of a lecture by Judge Rutherford, world wide known Bible exponent. The subject of the talk Sunday Is "Judgment of the Na tions. International Bible Students meet for study .n-erv Sunday morning at 10:30 at tne home of Mrs. W. W Bailey, 102 Mistletoe street, and every Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Anna Brewer, 727 South Central avenue. All Interested In Watch Tower Bible stuay are wel come. The rending room whtcn Is located at 401 in the Medford building, is open daily from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m., except Sundays and holidays. The librarian Is In attendance from 11 to 4. at which time the Bible and all authorized Christian Science litera ture may be read, borrowed or pur chased. The public is cortllrtlly invited to attend the services on.1 visit the read ing room. chaiWaRajh IS LAST OF PERTH, Australia (AP) Penni less and almost fr lend leas, an old man died in the state hospital here, and It was not until then that It became known that he was Lord Shernrd. 12th baron of an ancient line. No doubt the title died with him. The barony of Shernrd of Leltrlm was founded In 1027, and the third baron was c routed an carl of Great Britain in 17U. But with the sixth earl in 1850 the turtunes or the family fell into decline. Robert Caste) Shepherd, twelfth baron, for some years had eked out a meagre existence as a gold pros pector in Australia. Lovely permanent waves, 44.50. Fin ger waving, 66c. Prevost's, "815 W- Main. Phone 363. 3 Valley tludio church, (Undenominational) T. L. Thuemler, pastor. Services every Sunday evening between the hours of eight and nine. The Medford male quartet will furnish the muBlc and there will be story for the children as usual. Sermon subject Is "How to Get Rich Quick" by the pnstdr. Now those that are not rich had better listen In and learn how to get rich, especially in depressing times. This is a subject that will Interest old and young. Questions and suggestions are re quested. Tune in and make your home a place of worship during this hour. Church or (1ml. Corner Haven and Holly. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Teed Car din, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject "The Midnight Cry." by H. W. Burch. Young people's meeting at 7 p. m. Mr. Card in and Mr. Bucanon In charge. Preaching at 8 p. m. Subject "The, Apostasy or the Church and What Her Destruction Will Be." There will -be special singing and, good music. Come let us worship tho Lord to gether, ItAhel Mlnfllonary liuptlNt Church. "The church that lives the gospel.", 235 North Bartlett. Rodney Richards, uastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching. 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Second coming of our Loid. And then shall appear the sign of the Son of Man in heaven; and then' shall all the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall sea the Son or Man coming in the clouds or heaven, with power and great glory. Matt. 24:30. Kngllfth Lutheran Church. Fourth at Oakdale Ave. "Where the Way Is Made Plain." "The Shunamlte" will be the sub ject for the sermon by the pastor at the hour or worship, 11 s. m. Dr. Funk will continue the special series of sermons for the month of August on "The Key to the Scriptures" and "Salute to Man by the Way." Union services will be held in this church at 8 p. m. The pastor will speak on the subject, "The Voice of Medford." Our Bible school begins at 10:15 a. m., with classes for all ages. The Fedenited Chun-hen. Central Point, Ore. J. M. Johnson, pastor. "A Gospel for All Men" Is the title ; of the lesson this week. The 10th ' and 11th chapters of Acts Is the text. School opens at 9:45 and there is a class and a teacher for each age group. All are welcome. A fine group of young people are enjoying the devotional services. In the Endeavor. Unusual Interest Is being shown for summer tlmo, and all are looking forward to real re cruiting in the next few weeks. "The place and importance of Obe dience" will be the theme of the morning sermon, and in the evening the subject will be: "Russia's place as a leador nation in the Internation al drama." We will appreciate It if you wilt bring your friends, and the strangers. Last Times Tonitel Adorable , , W ;-; Chiinniug . . . Liii!! J Than Kver mmmm Vint Church of ChrM, HclentlNt. Authorised branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, August 23: Mind. Sunday school at 9:45. Applicants under the age of 20 may be admitted. Wednesday evening meetings, which Include testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings, at 8 o'clock. You have treat coming to you ir you have not had a milk ihukc made at Heath's Drug Store The biggest little fountain In town In the coolest store In town. 217 C Main DEVELOPING and PRINTING Mall Us Your Film, SWEM'S Madford 0- vlt. ID-plate llattery, tf " 1- yr. guarantee .... pO Battery Iterhartlns; fiOc Severin Battery Service 1.122 No. Klvernide DOROTHY MACKAILL is THE RECKLESS HOUR Willi .11, II. Warner ,-, Jonn mandril AIni . (Irnhnm Mc.Niimro News ' "AIIVUNTl'HUS IN AKItICA" Tomorrow and Monday! AT LAST! Aflsr 13 Yor Stcrtlt of Front. GfMtotf Spy Arc Out I f SHE WAS A WOMAN! 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