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rEDFORD MSIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1932. PAGE FIVE Local and Chickens Stolen A report at the I city polloe ititlon ibowe that five chicken wr atolen from Earl Jone lut night t hi home, 211 Elm stieet. Lmtm for Spokane Ruth Toreson ft today by train for Spokane, hav ing spent the past month here as the guest of Mrs. L. M. McCarger. mm To Construct Shed A bulletin k permit was Issued at the city hall to H. W. McConell of 1129 Nlantlc. for construction of a shed, to cost 140. i En Route North Mrs. Pearl Frank lin and Miss Helen Teale of Phoenix, Ariz., continued their trip north to day, leaving by train for Portland, i They remained two days In Medford. ! V Leaves for Portland Mrs. A. M. j Siglinger left thl morning on the Shasta for Portland, where she plans to spend several weeks visiting her , daughter, Mrs. Ina Taplln. , On Dullness North W. P. Widener of this city, returned here on the tram today from Eugene, where he spent two days attending to business matters. Miss O'Rourke Here Miss Cather ine O'Rourke of Brush Prairie, Wash.,! has arrived In Medford to spend the 1 remainder of the summer. ! Down from Butte Falls Mr. and Wrs. Everett Moore and young son of Butte Palls were business callers In Medford thla morning. Mr. Moore operates the United States hatchery at Butte Falls. On Business Here J. W. Gaines, district passenger agent for the Southern Pacific company, with headquarters In Portland, la spend (lng several days In Medford on busi ness. He is accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Gaines. Guests at Hotels From Eugene, Roseburg and Salem were registered J. Harper and Jack Retlaw of Eu gene, G. D. Harris of Roseburg, and Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. DaCon and baby of Salem. All stopped at hotels In the city overnight. Washington Residents The Wash ington residents registered at the ho tels In Medford Include Lee Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dean, A. M. Mac Lennan and W. R. Engstrom of Se attle, Gordon Smith of Bremerton and G. C. Phllo of Spokane. Railway Men Here George Web ster, general agent, and George C. Thomas, traveling freight agent Tor the Chicago, Milwaukee fc St. Paul railway, are among business visitors In Medford today from Portland, hav ing arrived by train this morning. Postpone Meeting Announcement has been made that the Joint meet ing of the Central Point, Medford and Ashland Women's Missionary societies of the First Christian church has ' been postponed. The meeting was scheduled for Thursday in the Ash land park. Visit Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hargrave of Fresno, Cal., who arrived here today from the north by train, left by stage at 10 o'clock for Crater lake, where they will spend the day, traveling south via the Klamath route. They are returning from a vacation trip to Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. Represent Rail Lines Ernest S. Farrell, representative of the Union Pacific railway, with headquarters in Eugene. Bert Miller of Portland, of the Chicago; Burlington & Quincy railway and other lines, and A. w. Shoemaker, also of Portland, com mercial agent for the Missouri Pa cific, ars spending today in Medford conferring with local business men. : Likes the Valley After a week in the Rogue River valley, Dewey Dono ..Ta of Lincoln, Neb., left today by train for his home, hoping to be able to return soon. While here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. DuBuque of Central Point, Mr. Donovan visited Crater lake, which he proclaimed quite beautiful, and also made a trip to the coast. From State Center The hotel guests registered in Medford from the city of Portland are Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ward, Arthur E. Mackle, E. J. , Sta.'k. I. Wlederhorn, F. J. Hawes. Mlnnette C. Twist, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wlllnk. Harry A. Meier, H. O. Hood. Anne Runes, W. H. Bowden. B. G. Shaw, W. A. Howe and L. W. Pome roy. Yes Sir Fluhrer's new Bridge Tea Rolls are Only 5c For a pack of ten. Ask your favorite grocer, for this Super Value. I) i Personal On Business George Culy of Pros pect was a business visitor In Med ford yesterday. Guea to Hospital Paul G. Rose left last evening by train for Port land, where he will enter the Vet erans' hospital. To Visit Here Mrs. D. L. Wicker of Roseburg arrived here by train last night from the north for a short visit with Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Thompson. Miss Jensen Home Miss Margaret Jensen has returned to thla city from Portland, where she spent two weeks as guest of relatives. t Battens on Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Batten left last nlgnt on the Shasta for San Francisco, where they plan to spend two weeks vacationing. Return to Texas Mrs. N. E. John son and Clara Leigh left on the Shasta last evening for Canadian. Tex., having spent the past two weeks here as guests of Edward Leigh. Guests of Tuckers Miss Hazel Taylor and mother, Mrs. Harriett Tay lor of Butte Falls are guests In the valley at the W. P. Tucker home on the Old Stage road. Working on Celebration Ray Wil son of Jacksonville was in Medford this morning, working In the inter ests of the celebration to be staged in the pioneer town August 20. Lorentzen In Hospital Fred Lor entzen of Eagle Point underwent a major operation at the Community hospital this morning and was in a favorable Condition later In the day. North on Business John Nieder meyer, manager of the Holly theater, left yesterday afternoon for Portland, where he will attend to business mat ters. He plans to return to Medford Friday evening. , Visit Cruter Lake A party of local folk who visited. Crater lake yester day were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kober stein of porvallis, LaVonne Dunford of Medford and Robert Lewis of Jack sonville. From Texas The following regis tration of Texas cars wer elisted at the Oregon state bureau yesterday: Frank and Jessie Say Le Bountle of Fort Worth and J. H. Burns of Du mas. p License Issued A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's of fice Monday to Edward Elmer Wolff, 32, of Medford, laborer, and Miss Dor othy Kathleen Conrad, 18, of Central Point. Mrs, Merer Home Mrs. Delllia Stevens Meyer, county clerk, return ed to her duties at the courthouse yesterday, having spent the past week at coast points, returning to Medford via the McKenzle pass and Bend, Visitors Today The list of callers In Medford .today from nearby vicin ltles Includes Goldie Hlgdon of Fern valley, J. U. Smith and son Harold of Sardine creek. C. M. Smith and Margaret Ward of Phoenix. a Mrs. Rnnstroni III Mrs. H. Ran strom of Central Point underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital last evening for rupt tired appendix. She was reported getting along nicely this afternoon. In and Out E. J. Schaeffler of Billings, Mont., registered his auto mobile with Lee C. Garlock at the out-of-stato bureau on South River side avenue. His business makes It necessary for him to vllt the tate requently, hi registration card shows, Guests of Garlorka Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McDonald of Walnut Grove, Minn., visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee C Garlock when In Medford over the week-end. They plan to locate on the coast, and will Journey to San Francisco and return to Medford. Walton Improving Jesse Walfon, of Eagle Point, who sustained serious head injuries In a recent auto wresk on the Butte Falls road, When drtv ing with Ralph Dlnsmore. Is reported improving slowly at the Sacred Heart hospital. mm Visit niermas Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thornton of Los Anueles are spending i a few days at Californla-on-the-1 Rogue. Before Journeying up the river, they visited J. R. Bier ma of this city, whom Mr. Thornton knew several years ago in Los Angeles. Destination Medford Motorists who yesterday registered their cars at the out-of-state bureau on South Riverside, who listed their destina tions as Medford. were Fred Berger of Llndsey. Cal., Mrs. Pearl Ntx Bal- lnrri of Im Ancla 1 .1 1"iti bert of Sebaetapol. 1 ... Inrlted to Orange The public Is invited to attend the program an nounced for Friday at the Central Point Grange hall, which promises to be on of the most entertaining of i the season with numerous contests and stunts, arranged for the evening. Following the program, dancing will be enjoyed with music by Hugo i Lange s orchestra. i . Arrive from Lake Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Smith of Crater lake are ar- , : riving in Medford today, and will be , vernlcht gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Hildlng Ben?tjon at their home here. They plan to leave tomorrow for Berkeley, Cal, where they will take graduate work at the University of California. Mr. Smith has been a ranger at the north entrance to Cra ter lake this season. Vl.lt. Ml. Com MIm Luclll Cum m;nR... who ha been apendinff the Mimmer at Crater lake, appearing on the program at the lodge, waa a guest 3unday evening of Mla Vivian Co. She left laat eventn? by tram for her home In Salem. Ml Cummins. tainted ml.lclan, ha been attending t:.e University of Oreeon for the paat two veart. she nsered on the lodge Business Callers Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mynatt of Eagle Point were busi ness callers In Medford this morning. Others from neighboring towns were Frank Pettlgrew of Eagle Point, Mrs. Wilbur Martin of Gold Hill, M. W Anderson of Keno, Mrs. W. T. Thrash-1 er of Jacksonville, George M&rgreiter j of Butte Falls and Miss Ruth Miller of Phoenix. ... From Northern California Mrs. i Gloria Johanson of MacDoel, Cal., is among business callers from the northern section of the southern state In Medford today. Others are W. R. Hull of Dunsmulr, F. C. Sim mons of Yreka, J. F. Simmons and Ferdinand Simmons of the same town. Mr. Hansen In Hospital Harry Hansen, who was rushed to the Com munity hospital yesterday for a ma jor operation, was reported getting along as well as could be expected this afternoon. Mr. Hansen's ap pendix had ruptured before he reach ed the hospital, causing htm severe pain and adding complications to the operation. m Stark Visit Here E. J. Stack, di rector of the division of federal em ployment bureaus for the coast, with offices at Portland, and Geo. A. Montgomery, special agent for the farm labor division, with headquar ters In Kansas City, are In Medford yesterday and today on official busi ness. Chris Gottlieb is in charge of the local labor bureau in southern Oregon. Complete Vacation Mr, and Mrs. V. L. Myers and Sheriff and Mrs. Ralph G. Jennings returned Sundiy from a 12 days' auto trip in Wash ington, Oregon and California. They made the Journey via Crescent City, up the coast to Longview, Wash., and visited various cities in that.state be fore returning to Portland and home through eastern Oregon. The party reported a delightful trip. Touring Parks Dr. H. Chandler Clark of New Rochelle. N. Y., who made the trip to Crater lake by stage, is visiting all of the national parks In the west, he said today, after arriving in Medford by train from the north. He has Just com pleted a visit to Rainier national park In Washington, and after spend ing some time at Crater Lake park will Journey toYosemlte valley. Com ing west. Dr. Clark vacationed at Lake Louise and Banff. - California Guests The San Fran cisco residents at city hotels are C. F. Patterson. L. A. Nott. Mrs. R. V. Haw ley. Kean Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Davis. Others from the finny southern state are Mrs. Gloria Johanson, Mrs. Renting of MacDoel, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Dyrr, Ruth Dyrr and Mrs. An tonsen of Bell. J. P. Benson. H. Haight, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cook and Jack Cook of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ansaai of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Rivais, Mr. and Mrs. G: D. Jones and S. A. Gilbert of Los Angeles, Mrs. M. Black and Miss M. Kennedy of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Key of San Diego, B. H. Coch ran and R. O. Sawyer of Berkeley. and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Allen of Fresno. FLAGS WILL FLY FROM COURT HOUSE STAFFS The new courthouse, on national holidays and other occasions, will be gay with American flags, the county court announced. They have ordered 15 flags, which they were enabled to purchase at a bargain. There will be economy In the display of the na tional colors, when occasions demand. The emblem will fly from the main flagpole, and others on the edifice, and will be properly draped over the entrances. The Medford post of the American Legion has presented Jack son county with a large sized silken American flag. It will be formally presented at the dedication on Sep tember 1. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 15-foot motorboat; has 2'-h.p. marine motor; $25.00. Geo. Williams. Rt. I, Box 22, Gold Hill. LAST TIMES TODAY mmm. TP--- 'Wl'-' war; Warner Bro.' Comedy ) ClMlc of Real Folk ,if 'N row "Chic" Sale Ann Dvorak David Manners Noah Beery also HI'LENDID RliORTS k Si I WED. ONLY "CARMEN" lnplred by nizrrn MMnr. OPTRA A HI'liR CAST AC I'OMPtVIF.II RV THF. NF.W LONDON HYMI'IIONYI New Different Melwllou. Craterian Star ill ' ilfll HAS i I- m . n 'Bachelor a Affairs." a comedy unique in plot and construction is now showing at the Fox Craterian theater. It sparkles In humorous lines and hilarious situations. Adolphe Menjou plays the role of the sedate bachelor who marries in haste and repents In a still greater hurry. Tomorrow evening, as a unique feature on the Craterian program public wedding will be solemnized with Rev. A. O. Bennett officiating. Ellow Mne Wilson soloist and Gladys LaMnrr, organist. Pet Contest To Be Craterian Feature Kiddles from all parts of southern Oregon will gather at the Fox Cra terian Friday and Saturday after noon with pets of every description, cats, dogs, goats, white rats and what have you, .to compete for a crisp dollar bill and tickets to Frank! Buck's sensational animal picture. I "Bring 'Em Back Alive." The ehll-1 dren will parade across the Craterian I stage with their pete and the audi-! ence will determine the winners by applause. On the Craterian stage Sunday evening the 11 winners in the pet contest will appear and the first prize winner will receive a crisp dol lar bill and all 11 children will be given tickets to "Bring "Em Back Alive." "Regardless of what kind of pets they have, all children should enter this novel contest." Manager Don Geddes said today. " 'Bring 'Em Back Alive' Is one of the most amazing animal adventure pictures ever screened and tickets to this remarkable attraction will prove a real Incentive to kiddies to enter the pet contest." Exciting Picture Coming Holly Hit One of the most dramatic se quences ever filmed for a motion picture Is shown in the production of "Carmen," which open, at the Holly theater Wednesday. Thla is a real bull fight which was staged in the famous Roman ring at Ronda. Spain, before a large and tremen dously excited audience. A very modern problem In a rural setting provides the theme for Charles "Chic" Sale's latest Warner Broa. picture which plays for the last times today at the Holly the ater, with Ann Dvorak, David Man ners, Noah Beery and Raymond Hat-ton. HI 1 fv ilF 1 Ilk dU'Atfj-, I II h 17 m m m tea Kst la m I I who i hi rMaw ?a . a lilll Bl WJWWrV " wr-Vt-l YY gmmmmmm Llveitork. PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. (API Cattle. 3S; calve, 10; leady. Bogs. 350; 160 loweri light lights, 140-180 lbs., good and choice, 43 4.85: lightweight. 160-180 lb., good nd choice. t4.6S.i4 85: 180-800 lb., good and choice. $4.654 85: medium weight, 200-220 lb., good and choice, 4 00(5 4 85. Sheep and lamb. 200; steady. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 9 (AP) Country meats: Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs best butchers under 100 lbs.. 6artfic. vealers. 80 to 100 lbs., BijOc lb.; lambs. BQ8liC lb.; yearlings, flc lb.; heavy ewes. 3'3'.':e lb.; canner cows. 3c lb.: bulls. 44a6o lb. POTATOES Local. SI a 1 25 cental; Yakima Gems, si.16iftl.25 cental. Butter, butterfat, eggs and live poultry unchanged. Onions, strawberries, wool and hay quotations unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Aug. 9 (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept S .55 .55 .55 Dec .. 50 .50 .68 .58 May 61', ,611, ,61'i .6Mi Cash wheat : Big Bend bluestem - .65 Soft white .531$ Western white .63 'i Hard winter 53 Northern spring .63 Western red ....... -52 OoU: No. 3 white, 17. Todny's car receipts: Wheat, til barley, 1; flour, 10; corn, 1. San FrniH'lwo Ilutterfut. 8AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9. (AP) Butterfat, f ob., San Francisco, 22c. Wall St. Report Stock Sale Averages. (Copyright. 1932. Standard Statistics Co.) August 9: 50 30 20 90 Ind'ls Rr's Ut's Total Today . 5B 9 26 2 86.5 68.7 Prev day .... 50 6 26 4 85.1 50 0 Week ago .... 46.8 19.7 60.3 46 4 Year ago ...104.2 66.2 158.6 107.0 Bond Sale Averages. (Copyright, 1032. Standard Statistic Co.) August 9: 20 20 20 60 India Rr' Ufa Total Today 64.5 63.3 81.5 60.7 ALWAYS COOL R0XY..15C Phone 201 " Children 10c TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Norma Shearer, Roht. Montgomery Reginald Denny. I'na .ilernei in "PRIVATE LIVES" Wllti Comedy and News Dally Mat. 1:30. Ere. 7 STATE TOMTE JOF. E. DROWN In "FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD" Children 5e. Adults Lie I !ZiTiwi:ilLii?'i'ii'i iiafli i was WHfcRfc lb I ELECTRICITY &4 1 lflLji 8 tizzi 45! r A since siie uses eleclrlc servants HER LIFE SB PLEASANT TOO Prev day 04.4 03 T 80 8 09 8 Week ago .... 02.4 78 0 00 9 Year ago 63.3 96.0 101.3 93.5 NEW YORK. Aug. 9. (AP) The stock market followed a tlgzag course between alternate waves of profit taking and fresh buying today, and closed with a fairly steady tone, with changes In pivotal issues largely nar row. Turnover aproxlmated 3.800,000 shares. The market had a brisk rise Just before noon, under leadership of the utilities. It reacted later, to show a number of temporary losses of 1 to 3 points. In the final dealings the list recovered, and a few Issues finished with small gains. Substantial profit taking sales came from both London and Paris, as well as domestic sources but bulls refused to let the market get out of hand on the downside, de spite a feeling In several quarters that a technical reaction was over due. Today's closing prices for 17 select ed stocks follow: American Can .......... 51 8i American T. A; T. .... 110'j Anaconda 9 'i Curtis Wright 13; General Motors .......... ....... ....... 15 Int. T. & T Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub ...., Radio ...... Southern Pac. S. O. of Cal. S. O. of N. J Trans Am . United Aircraft U. S. Steel 8'i 11 "i . 1'i . ID', . 27 . 35i 4; . 13S . 40', Corp't Trust Shs .. 3.05 4 DRAIN Surfacing between her and Hancock mountain tuiuie; com pleted. wig, fOi VU Kl 1 -nmni i J fit Hr hl ii A lV 4 1 1 i'i5 1 1 :gt 'A iNT FHE WOMAN so tired ORN E IN RELIEF PLAN Mrs. V. L. Sexton, who will super vise and direct conservation of food :n connection with the program of the Jackson County Unemployment Re lief council, is moving from her pres ent residence to 703 West Second street, she announced today. Here telephone nximber, after to day, will therefore be 727-X, and all persons with foods to be conserved, and Jars in which to place them, are urged to telephone her at her resi dence. The response regarding jars Is still far below expectations of the wom en's division of the relief program, headed by Mrs. A. E. Reaines, and all persons in the valley, regardless of how small the amount they have to give, are urged to notify Mrs. Sexton of their contributions at once. The need Is a great one and time of the utmost importance, the women pointed out today. Any farmer or other Individual with surplus fruits or vegetables Is asked to contribute them now to aid the avoidance of a future condition, which will make much greater demands of charity if provision is not made to feed the families of the unemployed this win ter. ' The food conserved through the THE COOLEST The Management of the Fox Craterian Cordially Invites You To Attend a Beautiful Public Wedding ON OUR STAGE Wednesday, 9 P. M. Rev. A. 0. Bennett Will Officiate Ellow Mae Wilson, Soloist, Gladys LaMarr, Organist ON THE "Bachelor's Affairs with ADOLPHE MENJOU J! at night? OUT from lfc day ndl round of hout. work . vhr It ih now? Spending hr llm In r. creation , , . lnilod of drudgery In a hoi kitchen. Wnn lh formtrfy grotltd hr huiband In high dudg.on, ih now wlomi him In high tplrlt. And thai li lh triumph of oUctrlclty. It smooth tho day for th houtowlf by helping hir compll tier houttwork In leu tlm and ln effort. It It th King of Comfort. ... and whtr It It trikf utd, th houM at lait bocomot a homo. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY program of the women's division of the relief council will be exchanged for labor, permitting the unemployed to avoid resorting to a dole In ob taining food. Since no one will be stationed at the Armory kitchen, obtained for canning the foods, until definite or ganization Is completed and suffici ent supplies donated to start the conservation proceedings, sll calls should be directed to Mrs, Sexton, better known to the housewives as Hester Heath, conductor of many cooking schools. Parking Limited In Packing Area Ten-minute parking signs are be ing erected at all of the packing houses In Medford. according to city officers. Because of the trucks com ing and going to the sheds, and the numerous cars making necessary calls, the measure has been found necessary. 15c ANY ANY 15c SEAT TIME Today and Wednesday SPENCER TRACY 8M.I.Y FILERS In 1 "Disorderly Conduct" "Hliat a Life" Paramount Cartoon New SPOT IN TOWNI SCREEN LAST TIMES TODAY FARRELL JeiGAYNOR in "THE FIRST YEAR" Matinee 25 Evening 35 mm 'j pmsrans. .cg:of and p:tjm the - i
