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MEDFORD MAP--' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1932. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal Guett of Stacys Mm Mar Or a of Ashland Is a guut here this week of Mrs. Chu. Stacy. " Swartzenholt lavea--Hetne Swarta nftolt baa left Med ford to accept a position in Portland, where he ma employed before coming to this city. V. P. W. Will Meet Veteran of Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Armory. Mr. Eakln Home Clyde S. Eakln, who has been In the north on a business trip, arrived back In Med ford by train this morning. Has Operation Howard Bouesom, 19, of Oold Hill underwent an op eration at the Sacred Heart hospital today, and Is reported getting along nicely. Fined $10 BUI Shann, 40, was to day fined 10 In city court for being drunk In a public place. He was given three months' time lj which to pay the tine. Contractor Here O. B. Joelson of Roseburg, contractor, who has been working on several projects In south era Oregon, was transacting business In Medford this morning. Shopping Todsy Mrs. A. S. May jf Phoenix was shopping In Medford this morning. Other callera ..were Mrs. Royal Brown of Eagle Point and A. W. WUletts of Persist. Mrs. Montgomery Leaves Mra. Naomi Montgomery left on the Shasta this momlng for Portland, having spent the past few days In Medford visiting friends. Mrs. Hampson Leaves Mrs. T. J. Hampson returned to her home In Grants Pass by train today, having visited frlenda here over the week end. m a Bicycle Stolen Wayne Stead of 103S West Tenth street reported to the city polios that his bicycle was stolen from the studio theater Sat urday night. DMinilaMnn .01 The federal weather bureau's report today shows that oetween o a. m. ana o p. ra. sniuli rj nf mln fell. And be tween s p. m. and 5 a. m. today, .01 Of an inch was recoraea. Mrs. Shepherd In Hospital Mrs. Alloa Shepherd of Brookings, Ore., underwent a major operation at the Community hospital Saturday, and was reported getting along nicely to day. Mall Packages Early Postmaster William J. Warner today announced that word has been received from the postmaster-general, stating that the postofflce is to be closed from rruo.. night, Saturday, December 34, until midnight Monday, December 26, for the Christmas holiday. Mr. Warner urges that packages be mailed early this season, In order that they might be delivered before the following Tuesday. . 1 1 And now comes 1 1 the day when every member of the family turns his thoughts to food. ' We want to suggest a few Fluhrer products which we will have on sale. Bread for . Dressing 6 Varieties of Dinner Rolls Plum Pudding Pumpkin or Mince Pies Doughnuts -All Varieties Cakes and Pastries Galore All these of course have the traditional quality of all of Fluhrer 's Pro- k ducts. The finest the Jk On Buil new Here c. M. Darti tnd O. B. ffuhr of Hollywood, who ar In th valley attending to buslnew mat ters in conjunction with tom mine, wvre overnight guesU at a local hotel. On Busineas Here K. O. Knicker bocker and J. R. Cunningham, offic ial of the United Al Line, with headquarters In Chicago, were over night guest In Medford on busineas. Obotalns Permit A building per mit was Issued by the olty building department to Herbert Haertle for the construction of an addition to a res idence and garage at 308 Crater Lake avenue. The cost was listed at 950. Mr. Maury Improved Henry Maury, who has been 111 for the put week, was reported In an Improved condition yesterday. The nurse who has been attending him at the Maury ranch home in the West Side district, left yesterday for Ashland. Will Attend Game Mrs. Rose Elfert and grandson. Billy B&rnum, are among the Medford people plan ning to attend the game Jn Portland Thanksgiving day. While in the northern olty they will be guests if Mrs. Elfert's daughter. Prom Portland The numerous ho tel guests listed from Portland In clude George Olten, J. R. Schneider, H. C- Bhrs&m. R. W. Land, D. 8. Putnam, H. J. Tubelhorn, R. T. Cun ningham, Mrs C. L. Parrar, Philips Beck, O. P. GustafBon, J. L. Wright and Jay Lalng. Seven-Piece Band Ike Porter's seven-piece dance band will furnish music for the firemen's ball on Thanksgiving evening at the Oriental Gardens, according to announcement today by Fire Chief Roy Elliott. A free check-room will be conducted by the firemen, he stated. Accident Reported Andre Chomel of the hotel In Central Point, filed an accident report at the city police station, following hts collision with the Southern Pacific train at the Main street crossing Sunday. In his report, Mr. Chomel said that he "did not see the stop sign in time to avoid the accident. ' a To Klamath Falls Carl K. Grant, district manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company, and How ard Scheffel, manager of the Klamath Falls area, left today for Klamath Falls, where Mr. Scheffel will look for a location. He was recently ap pointed to the position of manager there. ' Putnam Here George Putnam, edl ltor of the Salem Capital Journal, and former editor of the Mall Trib une, spent yesterday In Medford, an route by train from San Francisco to Portland. He was the guest of his old fishing and political pal, Judge E. E. Kelly, for the day, leaving on the night train for the north. File Report Paul. Turner of Med ford and James N. Cornutt of Central Point filed an accident etaolshrdlu Point filed accident reports today with the city police, following a col lision at West Main and Mistletoe intersection at 7 o'clock Sunday even ing. The front wheels Interlocked from the crash, the reports show. - In Lauder Company Included among tthe Harry Lauder troupe, which stopped at the local hotels while appearing In tonight's perform ance at the Fox Craterlan theater, were Sir Harry Lauder, Miss Greta Lauder, Henry Vallance, Jerry Shea. Louis King, Tas Mellllo, Jean Dls- laurier, H. Jones and W. McLannon. X. A. L. C Plans Bazaar Rogue River N. A. L. 0. Auxiliary No. 867 will give a dance and bazaar at the I. O. O. F. hall Saturday night, De cember 3. The committees In charge are busy with plans to assure suc cess for the affair, they report, and all postal and service employes and their wives and husbands are cor dially Invited to attend. From Distance Included among the guests at Medford hotels, listing their reslrences as points In distant states, were Robert Reynolds of Phil- adelphla, C. Hardy, L. F. Solomon and Martin W. Wagner of Montreal, Henry Vallance, Naldle Catherwlck, Major Jerome, Ray Owen , Martin Zahner. N. O. McCourt, Alex McNeill, Edward GUson and James O'Brien of New York city. Forfeit Ball James flooit forfeit ed $10 In city court today for failure to appear as cheduled. Scott, en route from San Francisco to Port land, was taken from a passenger stage here yesterday and lodged in Jail. One full bottle and an empty whiskey bottle were found in his pos session. e From Oregon Points topping at the hotels in the city from point in the state outside of Portland were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Montgomery of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Al Newton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Whelter, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wise of Klamath Falls. Walter M. Tway of Ooqullle, Mr. and Mrs Ernest H. Brltt and Mr. and Mis. Roy Thompson of Corvallia. , IS (By In Nealon Hamilton.) "Hera to sins and to males the peo pis laugh again" with that, ths per petual axplanatlon (or hts being wherever he happens to be air Harry Lauder, whose songs hare traveled on the winds of every oountry from Zululand to China, back again to the Soottleh highlands, and over the seas and home again, for 60 years, and five times around the world leaned back In his bed at the Hotel Med ford thta morning to puff his friendly pipe, with fingers still marked with the "coal of less prosperous daya." "It'a my weather-glass," he said of his pips, resting elbows on his Scotch plaid blanket. "When I can't amoke there's something wrong. It waa a wee one Z smoked when a boy of 19. working In tho mill. At the play house at Arbroath I made my first appearance. I ssng Tho' Poor I'm a Gentleman Still.' And I was," he added, with another emptying of hta pipe Into the ash tray. "I sang to make their! cry then. It was In the atmosphere. Now I sing to make them laugh, x raise my audience to my own enthusiasm. On the stsge tonight at the Cra terlan theater, he then announced, "111 do It again: you watch and see. First their feet begin to move, then like a flash the rhythm has traveled to the mind. I love to catch the response 01 a new audience. They are not aware of what Is happening to them. My old audiences know whst's going on." "It's the same the world over," Sir Harry Lauder continued, from the Zulu audience, bead-clad, to the sophisticated New Yorker. The world responds to rhythm and the slmpltC' lty and sincerity of the folk song. "It must be real to live on." he added. "All my songs are atorles based on love and domestic trouble. Wherever you go, you know, every. where, every day, some one Is loving and someone Is bickering. It's fun damental. I get them with my rhythm, be It fast or alow." Coaxed back to talk -of Scotland, and asked for an answer to the old Scotch Joke, Sir Hairy laughed. "It originated In America. We laugh at you because It's all wrong. The Scotch are the most generous people In the world. You should hsve been a bit thrifty yourselves during the past few years. You wouldn't be In auch a panic today." He returned to puffing on his pipe. Mr. Lauder is accompanied by his niece. Miss Qreta Lauder, who goes everywhere with him, and who will run his new home, now under con struction 17 miles from Glasgow. Tonight he will alng. among other songs, one of his most famous and moat popular, "Roamln' In the Gloamln' " also "Wee Hooee 'Mang tne Heather." thing to a duck he has seen, he ad mitted thta morning, following re turn from a hunting Jaunt with Dr. R. a. VanValsah and Ashland frlenda. They visited the Agency lake region and found nothing left of the ducks but a few feathers. With appetltles atlU with them and nothing with whtoh to satisfy them, they returned to the city, "saddened men." , BMarhety Livestock. PORTLAND, Nov. 31. (AP) Cattle 1100, alow, 35c: higher In apots. Steers, 600-900 lbs., medium, 94.36 96.00; common, t2.76a4.35; 000-1100 lbs., medium, $4.00 a 5.00; common 3.5Oa4.0O; 1100-1300 lbs., medium. 3.7694.50; heners, 650-350 lbs., me dium, as. 50 4.35: common. aa.SOts 3.50; cows, O s M, (3.00 3.00. low cutter end cutter, HOOisja.oO: bulls, yearlings excluded, good and choice (beef) 92.00aa.aoi cutter, com. and med., 1.50ia3.00; vealera, milk fed. Rood and choice, 6S.00q6.60; medium, 3.7595.00: cull and common, 3.00e 3.75: calves. 250-600 lbs, good and choice, 3.7995.00: com. and med.. 3.00 a 3.75. HOGS: 3300: generally 35e lower. light lights. 140-160 lba, good and choice, 3.3694: lightweights. 160- 180 lbs., 3.764; 180-300 lbs., 3.75s) 4; medium weight, 300-220 lbs.. 3.36 94: 320-280 lbs., 393.76; heavy weights, 250-200 lbs., 2.889 3.65; 200. 360 lba., 2.76 9 3.60; packing sows. 275-500 lbs., medium and good, 82.60 3: feedera-atockere 70-130 lbs., good and choice, 3 93.50. SHEEP and LAMBS 1500: steady to firm; lamba, 00 lbs. down, good and choice, 4.3594.50: medium. 3.509 4.25; sll weights, common, 2.50 9 3.50; yearling wethers, 90-110 lbs., medium to choice, 1.3593.85: ewes, 90-120 lbs', medium to choice, 1.0091.35: 120-iao lbs., medium to choice, .70 9 1.35: all weights, cull to common, .60 .75. Roseburg Stop at the UMPQUA HOTEL Right on the highway near the center of town. The Umpque 1 Roseburg's lsrgest and finest hotel. 1. A. HARDISO, Managing owner dec No Docks "Quack, quack I" Is the call going out to Dr. R. o. Mul holland today, and that's nearest Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Nov. 21 (AP) Wheat Open High Low Close Dec. .43y4 .43H .43H .43H May .48 .4814 .484, .48, Cash wheat: No. 1 Big Bend Bluestem 63 No. 1 dark hard winter 12 pet. . J11V4 II pet. . .4914 No. 1 soft white . .... 43 No. 1 western white 42 No. 1 hard winter .43 No. 1 northern spring 42 No. 1 western red 41)4 Oats: No. 3 white, 17, corn. No. t yellow, 118.50; mlllrun, standard. 12.36. Today's oar receipts: Wheat, 77; barley, 1; flour, 11. corn, 6; hay, 4. Prev Week Year 3 yra Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 31. (PI BUTTER Prints, 93 score or better, 37c: standards 37c lb BOOS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling prices: Pre ah extras 39c: atandarda 37c: mediums 3c: pullets 32o doaen- OOUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs, best butchers under 50 lbs. 5 14c: vealers, 80-100 lbs. 5'4-7c: lambs 8'4-9c; year lings 5c lb.; heavy ewes 3c lb.; canner oowe 3-3'jc: bulls 4-4!4c lb.. BUTTER AT Dl rect to ahlppers: Station. 3S-34C. Portland delivery prleea: Churning cream, 33-34e lb ; aweet cream, higher. LIVE POULTRY Net buying price: Heavy hena, colored. 4V4 lba. 13c; do. mediums, 11c; lights 9c: springs, col ored 11c; all weights, white 10c: old roosters 7c: ducks, Peking lO-llo lb. POTATOES Local 75o orange box: Deschutes gems 1 05-1 IS; Yakima gems 70c-tl.00 cents!. WOOL 1932 clip .nominal; Wil lamette valley 13-I5c lb.; eastern Oregon 10-13c lb. HAY Buying price from producer: Alfalfa 11.50-13; clover M-O.SO: east ern Oregon timothy 16.50; oat and vetch 10.50-11. San Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 31 ( Butterfat f.o.b. San Francisco 27. Wall St. Report Stork Rale Averages. (Copyright, 1932, Standard Statistics Co.) 60 30 30 90 Ind'ls Rr's Ut's Total Today . 65.6 37.9 89.8 67.3 Prev day .... 60.0 27.8 89.4 57.5 Week ago .... 57.6 28.9 91.4 59.0 Year ago .... 75.4 43.4 115.7 77.6 3 yrs ago ....171.4 134.1 308.9 171.6 ACHIH6 Joints When tbe kidneys are not active etuxign, excess arte mdi and urea in the blood are likely to cause pstnfnl deposits in joints and muscles. To relieve this trouble, try Gold Medal Haarlem Oil CapMiles. For 287 years this fine, old preparation has been widely need for just this purpose. Its endarinc popularity is the best proof that it works. Insist "1 OOLD MEDAL. 86c A 75c GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES ROXY . 10c in "HORSE FEATHERS' Also News. Cartoon, Comedy STUDIO Adults ISc Kids 6e Last Times Tonight joe E. nfinn "THE TENDERFOOT" Plus Comedy Cartoon .News THANKSGIVING MEAT AND PRODUCE FEATURES Sweet Potatoes Fancy Baking Sue 5 pounds Cranberries Fancy Oregon Grown 2 pounds Celery Rota City Brand, large size 2 stalks Bwoo, r uvairo lur Duimg per pound 25 15 1 Tuiplkeys 17120 rim 1 nrf I U 1 4V2C pound Chickens Freeh Dressed Heni pound Pork or (pi c Beef Roasts lb. Qj Bond Sale Averages (Copyright, 1933. standard Statistics Co.) 30 30 30 60 Ind'ls Rr's Ufs Total Today 63.0 68.0 83.0 69.3 day 83.1 ago 63.7 ago 74 9 ago . 93.1 39 83.2 69.4 64 1 83.3 70.0 80 4 90.1 81 6 J04.V 91.4 98.1 NEW YORK, Nov. 31 (AP) Ths stock market began the new week with a few Uicklea of aelllng In evl dence today, but trading waa In ex tremely light volume, and most losses at ths close were fractional. The final tone waa easy. Transfera approximated 600.000. Today'a clos ing prices: Today'a closing prices for 30 select ed atocks follow: Al. Chem. ar Dye . .. 79 Am. Can 66 Vt Am. ft Fgn. Pow....... 8 A. T. ft T 108 H Anaconda 9 Int. Harvest. .. I. T. ft T Johna-alan. . - Monty Ward North Amer. Param. Publlx Penney (J. C.).. Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac ... Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft .. U. S. Steel , 33 V, BH , 23 , 13 . 29 3'i 23 8 . 6 10'i . 16 an1, 31 S 6i 23!, 3TS -.. 35 H George Raft Comes In Craterian Film Oeore Raft, young movie player who, In minor roles In three films, developed popularity rivalling that of any star-ranking actor In Hollywood, has his first Important role In "Night After Nlffht," screen sdaptatlon of ths Louis Bromfleld story. "Single Night." which comes to the Craterlan theater Tuesday and Wednesday. Atch. T. ft S. F Bendlx Avla .. Beth. Steel Chrysler Coml. Solv Curtlss-Wright DuPont Gen. Foods Oen. Mot . 431, , 11 , mi. , 16, . 10', . 2i, . 37 S , 25, 13 T4 TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR SALE A trio of purtbrsd whit Angora rabbiu. or win take wnu Leghorn pulleta. Phono 494. G. J. Logan. FOR RENT 4 -room furnlahi houae and 3-room apartment. Tel. 378 -R. 30-30 WINCHESTER carbine for iftlt at bargain; hand-made stock with pistol grip; allng swivels and Ly man sight. Horace W. Thompson. Phone 12-P-33. 4 -ROOM modern furnished house on Lozler lane: 4 acre land. Call 105. GOOD team of horses with harness. 100; a sows, 97 each. Baker, Box 91, Wagner Creek, Talent. 36 PI OS, 1.60 each. M. P. Baker, Box 31, Wagner creea, Taienx. FOR RENT Fine business store on Central Ave., near th St. Box 8857. WANTED Position as housekeeper in motherless home. Inquire 100B W, Main, room 5, Nye Apt. FOR RENT Modern 4 -room house. Inquire v03 Weat Clark. FOR SALE WOOD Trailer load, 35c up; truck, 81 up. Also grain hay and grain in the sheaf. C. A. Learned, Crater Lake highway. 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"ONE STOP SERVICE" 9th and Rivenlda Prions C20 ANY ANY -SEA1 TIME IOC ENDS TODAY TIFFANY THAYER'S "13 WOMEN" Tomorrow "Bachelor's Affairs" LAST TIME T0NITE UNHOLY LOVE LYLE TALBOT LILA LEE H. B. WARNER ADULTS 20c ANYTIME TOMORROW "Guilty or Not Guilty TOMORROW AND WED. MaTrHatatl i NIGHT GEORGE RAFT OONSDUKE CUMMINGS WYNNt GIBSON MAE WECTanil ALISON SKIPW0RTH Rllan lights are low- passion flames brightest. MATS. j and 2Srt ar fflAi i 20? fl) THEATRE MEDFORD FOX CRATERIAN TONIGHT AT 8:30 The World'i Greatest Singing Comedian ON THE STAGE IN PERSON WILXIAM MORRIS .7ry SimnRYLAUBEf! ""EVER NEW - IN NEW SONGS AND OLD FAVORITES COMPANY OF CLEVER ENTCRXAJNCRS Kiltie Bagpipe Band Sir Harry Lauder's Own Orchestra ' "Harry Lauder is different His songs and characterisations are OJs- tlnct" Chicago Dally News Down to Earth Prices for Roadshow Seats Now Selling! 50tf- -$1.00 Choice Front Seats 11.50 and 12.00 plus 10 Government Tax eltcoTiaitor Al Oesrj sad Taylor thvsjr TSJlJilia Jaded appetite. On tht dseaTliltornndsganPruA "KJIC two other equally fata. hotsl. Hers, those VJTJ frr xvwV rlorentlne Boom environment of quI'VtO' JpS'S. Jv'JV delightfully airy to bo found enolCyJr J Si?JcSv xSJ'Ot."18 IM'n 'bl'-' travelers returnryr lS YV'Vk vOv?"" " iPL y'- yV alacartoVW . ? SSA Ihod nera VW ' f . SSJ Cisco a multirVVVi v VV yOaTJn shlp-strewn IS!VVW , .. aV! uakiana and uerswvVCi xX ths hills on the opjW. ' .svWll t sedative I0WW1 SSA NaVV SJ marvelous. a delight I the Jaundiced Is guest to the sphere of service thst present dsv ospltality. Al- a major hotel of hough It It rated at vice and value-aHvlnt there are surprisingly ratet start at S3 tingle and FUNERAL PARLOR West Main at Newtown Office County Coroner
