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PGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1932. CALLED OF AREA, BY DEATH Another pioneer of Jackson eounty, Mra. Kettle L. Howard Webb, wife of B. 8. Webb, of 1466 North Mansfield avenue, Hollywood, Cel., died at bet home Monday evening, August 6, 1932, of heart-disease. Bhe was born In Kewanee, 111., December 3, 1859, days of age at the time of her deith. She crossed the plains by ox team with her parents, J. 6. and M. B. Howard, and two brothers In 1800, and arrived In Jacksonville In Octo ber of the same year. She grew to womanhood In Jack sonville, where she lived until 1884. when the family moved to ttie new town of Medford. She was well known to the older pioneers of the valley. November 10, 1888, she was married to B. B, Webb of Medford, later mov ing to Hollywood, Cal. She was an, early member of the Christian church of Medford, her husband being a charter member. After going to Hol lywood she became a member of the Christian church there, and was act ive In church work until her hen 1th failed her In recent years. Funeral services were held In Hol lywood with Interment there. Surviving her are the husband, B. B. Webb; three children George Webb, of San Diego, Cal.: Dr. Edith Ford and Dr. Ora Elerath of oHlly wood; one brother, Charles J. How ard of Kerby, Ore.; one sister, Mrs. J. B. Roberts of 40 Crater Lake ave nue, Medford; also five grandchildren. Motor and Tires Both Ah'Cooled iT7pF35 i r . . "v. ... ; ..r ii Hal Baker, left, ganeral muair of the WaH.ro Aolo Supply Com pany, tall, Jim Shin.H., pre.id.nt of th. S. A M. Lamp Company, that the dutinctire, ipiralin. .Ida-wall ridgea of the We.tem Giant Super Vbipiord lira dl.parie heat In much tba aama manner as the cooling fin. cn the motor of Shirreff.' air-cooled automobile. Livestock. PORTLAND, Or.., Aug. 11. () CATTLE 100; calve. 39. Steady, HOGS S00; sttsdy. SHEEP AND LAMBS 1000. Steady. WHITE COAT SUIT IS FACED IN BLUE WASHINGTON. (AP) Mrs. Charles Francis Adams Is wearing a white coat suit faced In blue. Her dress Is on sport lines, and the coat la seven -eighths length. MRS. SMOOT CHOOSES OUTFIT OF YELLOW ' WASHINGTON. (AP) Mr.. Reed Smoot recently wore a smart cult ol yellow crepe de china. Her beige hat was trimmed with yellow satin rib bon. A ORE AT HAT AND DRESS CLEARANCE. All eummer itock go ing away below cost. See the mar ' velous silk dreasea at 92.99. THE BAND BOX & SHOE BOX. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Ton TRADE Lot with a-room cabin, Klamath Falls, tor lot or acreage Medlord. Box 6437, Tribune. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. ONIONS Soiling price to retailer): New Walla Walla. 70-9900 cental. POTATOES Looal, tl.CO orange box: Yakima Oem, 11.19-129 oental. HOPS Nominal, 1931, 12-130 lb.; contract. 1032, 12c lb. STRAWBERRIES Oregon Sea, $1.80-1 75 crate. Butter, butterfat, egg., lire poul try and country meat, unchanged. Wool and bay quotation, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 11, (API- Wheat future. : Open High Low Oloae Sept. . .98 .66 .89 H MM Dec. .69 .89 .88 My, May .82 14 MM .82 .82 Cash wheat: Big Bend blueatem Soft whit. ..... Western whit. Hard winter ... FIVE ROOMS and sleeping porch nicely furnished; eleotrlo range, neatrola, piano, washing machine, etc. House .old for .3,200: furni ture Insured at one time for 92,800. . Total price 13,000, plu. half year taxes. Terms. 0. S. B UTTER FIELD, ' 409 Medford Center Building. WANTED Competent woman for cooking and general hotuework. , Must be good cook. Phone 1379. - Mrs. David Rosenberg. WANTED Laundry, 4c lb. Mending ' done free. 328 No. Central. WILL take Copco stock at par aa part or full payment on good real estate and out price, are not advanced, . but are rock bottom. BROWN ft WHITE, 104 West Main. WANTED Capable, experienced young woman for general house ' work and care of young child. Tel. )4-J-ll or writ. Box 6272, Tribune. WANTED Capable person for gen ' eral housework in private family. Experience In cooking required. Box 68B5, Mall Tribune. FORD TRUCK for sale or trade for wood. Phone 368, or 819-L after 6 p. m. FOR RENT Two furnished sleeping rooms, $2 per week; semi-modern 2 -mom apartment, $3 per week. 307 N. Ivy 6t. FOR SALE Furniture consisting of bed and spring, X bed-sanitary oouch, bed couch, dreaser, heating stove. S07 N. Ivy St. Northern surlng Western red Oats No. a white, 817. Today's car receipt.: flour 8, 88V4 .84 .84 33 H .62 Vi Wheat 64, Ban Frnnclico Butterfat. SAN FRANCIISCO, Aug. 11, (P) Butterfat, f.o.b. San Francuco, 22, 4 Wall St. Report Stock Sale Averages (Copyright, 1032, Standard Statistic. Co.) August lit 60 30 90 90 Indl'a Rr'( Ut'. Total Today 60.4 28 0 80.2 804 Prev. day 60.7 28.1 89.9 60S Week ago . 83.8 31.8 78.8 81.7 3 Yrs, ago..337.8 183.7 884.8 3384 dwindled, and th. growing feeling th.t th. list was rip. for a technical reaotlon brought considerable profit taking and short selling. Morning advance, of 1 to 4 were replaced with losses of 1 to 9. Buying appeared on the setback, however, from both foreign and domeatlc source., and many share, recovered. Today', closing price, for 16 se lected stocks follow: American Can 6614 American T. fc T, 11314 Anaconda Curtis Wright General Motor. Int. T. ft T. Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub. Radio Southern Pad. S. O. of Cal. .. S. O. of N. J. Tran. Am. . United Aircraft ..., U. S. Steel ... Corp't Trust Shs. .... 8H 1 16!4 11 11 8 . 205, , 27'. , 8414 8 1414 42 3.10 OF A number of local packing house. hay. opened for the Mason, and ac cording to a check reported this morning by th. chamber of com merce and Harry Moore, manager of th. Medford Association of th. Unemployed, local labor U being used as much a. possible in all houses. Th. manager, of several houses have announced their Inten tions to continue throughout the sesson with local labor, carrying on tb. greater part of the fruit work. However, In order to determine definitely whether or not there are any local qualified packers without employment, any falling In this classification are asked to call at Mr. Moore', offlo In th. olty hall for registration. Bond Sal. Average. (Copyright, 1032, Standard Statistics Co.) August 11: 30 30 InrU'a Rr's Today 69.3 66.4 Prev. day . 88.0 66.4 Week ago ... 63.8 60.8 3 Yrs. ago... 93.8 103.1 30 Ut's 83.0 83.0 78 8 96.8 60 Total 71.8 70.8 67.7 97.3 WANTED Brit car 3S will buy. Phone 334-.M. NEW YORK, Aug. 11 (AP) The Stock market acted weary of bullish stimulation today, but It encoun tered the support of fresh buying on declines. The result was a mix ture of gain, and Iosm. at th. finish, mostly narrow. Turnover amounted to some 4,300,000 .hare.. Th. market wa. given a sharp boost under leadership of rails and WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You,H Jump Oat of Bed in the Morning Rarin to Go If yw M war ud tunk tod tho worid kmki punk, don't nrallow m lot ol t&lu, svlnwml water, oil. Lu&Ut ctmdy or chawing r-ia ud uptct thorn to mik you suddenly iwit and buoyant and full of aunibioa. For they can't do It. They only mow the bowU and ft mart movamant dnaan't fat at th causa. Tha rauoa tor your down-nd-oul feeling la your llvr. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bit Into your bowola dally. If this hlla uj not Oowtnf freely, your (ond doaan't difaat. It Juaft dacaya in tha bow la. Oh bloat up your atomacb. You hava a thick, bad tast and your braath to foul, akin often bratka out In blamlahaa. Your haad achaa and you faal down and out. Your whole ayalam La poisoned. a It takaa thoaa (nod, old C A TITER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS to V; thaaa two pouBda of bila flowing fraaly and nukt you (aal "up and up. Thay contain woodarfu' barmlMa gvntla vagwtabta aatracta. amailng want U eomaa to making tha bile flow fratVy. But don't aak for lirar pllla. Aak for Carter'! IJttla Lirar Pilla. Look for tha nana Carter'i RinTinTin of Movies Goes to Dog Paradise HOLLYWOOD, Aug. ' 11(AP) The famous German police dog actor, Rln Tin Tin, which was credited with saavtng Warner Broth era from possible bankruptcy before that movie concern gave the world talking pictures, U dead after more than 13 yeara In the films. Popular the world over among movie goen. the clever animal itar, which earned a fortune In his ca reer, died Tuesday morning at the home of his owner and trainer, Lee Duncan, in nearby Westwoodan It became known last night. Death apparently resulted from the infirmities of age. Rln Tin Tin was 14 years old, quite aged for a dog. He will be succeeded In pictures by his son, Rln Tin Tin, Jr.. and the latter will start In a few days a picture which was to have starred the elder dog. Mascot pic tures announced. ' Rln Tin Tin was In several pic tures for Warners In the silent film days. Rls popularity Is credited. In large measure, with having bridged Warners over serious financial if faculties, which befell them Just before they bought Vita phone and gave the world Its first talking pic ture. No estimate was available on the life-time earnings of the remark able canine thesplan, but the total Is believed to have been around $300,000. He has appeared on the stage, and his bark has been heard by radio In programs advertising a dog food. The body was burled privately at the rear of the Duncan home. A statement from Mascot pictures said Rln Tin Tin, Jr., which has been trained for a year for picture work, gives promise of equalling if not excelling the elder dog as an actor. BLUE DRESS AND HAT CHOSEN BY MRS. GANN WASHINGTON. (AP) Mr.. Dolly Gann-wora at a recnt outdoor .vent a dm. of Alice blue figured crepe with a cape and the lower part of th. bodice of plain colored crep. chif fon. Ber rough straw hat was blu. bearing a blue chiffon bsnd. LIGHT COLORS POPULAR FOR SUMMER WEAR PARIS. (AP) Lady Hibblesdal.. th. former Mrs. John Jacob Aator, Is among smart women who hav. chosen light colors for hot weather wear In town. Included In her wardrobe Is sn en semble of cream colored open, work cotton, designed with a sleeveless dress finished with a wide scarf of brilliant green crinkly ribbon slipped under a belt of looper string. It la finished with a ahort pscket edged with a band of the looped string. ' NEW FOR FALL. Hats, Ready-to-Wear and Shoe, arriving dally. Priced so attractively low you will be de lighted. THE BAND BOX & SHOE BOX. ' Republicans Wait Key Address by President By FRANCIS M. STEPHENSON (Associated Press Staff Writer) WASHINGTON, Aug. 11. (API Republican hast, rallied around President Hoover todsy to heed his call to arms for ths 1932 campaign. Th. vexing prohibition problem and moves, past and contemplated, to meet the economic situation form the substance of the keynote ad dress Mr. Hoover will deliver tonight In formally opening his drive for another four years In office. Republican leaders from coast to coast are assembled here for they trsdltlonsl notlflcstlon ceremony. and each has brought a message of renewed hope to the president, born of the recent upturn In commodity prices. Waiting to hear th. last word from the party chieftains, Mr. Hoover only today completed the final text of hi. speech of acceptance. He has consulted, apparently, over the ver biage of the prohibition declaration and some phases of a legislative program he has In mind for the short session of congress beginning In December. A buffet luncheon on th. aouth lawn of the Whit. House to th. Republican guests and presided over by Mr. and Mrs. Hoover was th. start of the day', program. Tonight at about 0:19 o'clock, eastern stand ard time, the president will begin hi. address. It will be broadcast by two natton-wtde chain, and Re publican meetings have been called throughout the nation to listen, Everett Sanders, of Indiana, a. chairman of the Republican national committee, will preside over th. session. Representative Snell, of New York, as permanent chairman of the Republican convention which nominated Mr. Hoover in Jun. will deliver the brief message at notification. f.r, k ,i . I Ut Uw Pills on tb. red IsM. Bent a farm Implements, but buying .oon auwutuu. 2&c at all ttarm. 0 13M C- M. c. 4 August Range Bargains Prices Reduced on Toledo Ranges Extra Quality Ranges Weigh 300 lbs. Each TOLEDO SUPREME Semi Enamel ed range. Our rejjular price $47. 16-inch oven $39.95 Semi . Enamel ed range. Onr regular price $30. 13-inch oven $43.00 Full Enameled range. Our reg ular price ?B7. 16-inch oven $53 roll Enameled range. Our reg ular price $60, lS-Lnch oven $56 SEE OUR WINDOWS : -fito j 1 ri -inn nn mm Full Oversize 4,40-21 full Oversize 4.50-21 Ford ' ! Ford Chevrolet 549 583 J Each J J Each r In pairs mLla pairs X59 il'S Per single tire 3 P single dr. J Full Oversize 4.50-20 Full Oversize 4.75-19 Chevrolet Ford Chevrolet Plymouth SEach Each In pairs In pairs 2.89 63 Per single tiro Per single tire Full Oversize 4.75-20 Full Oversize 5,00-19 Chrysler Plymouth Pontiac Chrysler Dodge Nash ! EacB ""Itjr In Pa':r In pairs ,470 85 Per single tire 4 Per single tire t Full Oversize 5.00-20 Full Oversize 5.25-21 Essex Nash Buick Dodge Nash fcl Each ""Lf In pairs adV' In pairs A15 C98 Per slngl. tire Per .Ingle tire . Full Oversize GOODYEAR 30 4 Reg. ci. Ford Model T TUBES f30 are now so low priced j jjacn it's thrifty to put a new Jfcln pairs tube in every new tire 39 Per single tlr. J Why pay good money for any second-choice tire when first-choice costs no more? YOU don't have to take anybody's word for the fact that this tire's low priced. Here's what it costs, in big, black type. You don't have to take anybody's word for the quality these prices buy. Look at the tire. It's a genuine Goodyear. Built in the world's largest tire factories. Guaranteed for life. Full oversize. Bodied with Goodyear Supertwist Cord. Goodyear Speedway by name. You bet this is a bargain. Goodyear never built a better tire at such prices as these and millions of motorists know, Goodyear builds the best tires on the road. Why buy any second-choice tire when first-choice sells at the same low price? SPEEIO WAY TUNE IN on the Goodyear Program every Wednesday night over N.B.C Red Network, TEAF and Associated Stations Medford Service Station "YOUR TIRE SHOP" C. C. Furnas, Prop. Corner Main and Pacific Highway Phone 14 MANUFACTURED ON THE PACIFIC COAST
