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PAGE FIVE Local and Personal FRAMED BRITAIN'S DEBT PLEA Aids Labor's Cause To Minneapolis MF.DFOTID MAIL TRTBTTXE, MEDFOUD, OREGON, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1932. c . Oat man Returns Barry Oatman Veturned to Median Monday after speeding the paat week with frlenda at a camp In the Wagner Butte lo cality. Mra. Normlle Here Mra. Nettle Mormlle of Portland, arrived here to day to rlalt her daughter. Mra. R. A. Koppee. for a few daya before con tinuing to Ua Angelea. Bicycle Stolen tyle Tamil of 837 West Second atreet reported to the city police that bla bicycle waa atolen yeaterady from the Washington aohool. Blahop Keturna Lee Blahop. sta tlon manager of radio atatlon KM ED, returned to Medford on the Shaeta today from San Pranclaco, where he epent aeveral daya on a builneaa trip. Gentner Returns Loul P. Centner returned to Medford by train thla Smornlng from Seattle, where he at ' tended a conference on Saturday and Sunday. In Local Hospital Mr. George Mc Laln underwent a major operation yesterday at the Community hospital. Mra. Francea Mager la also a patient at the hospital there for medical care, t TmiIi Rtnlen Nick Kirne. who re- ldes at the corner of Stewart avenue and Peach atreet, reported to the city police thla morning that a number of tools were atolen from his shed last aright. Wallace In City J. T. Wallace, rep resentative of the Chtcago it North western railway, with headquarters In Portland, arrived here by train today to attend to business mattera for "la company. Leave for Pasadena Mr. and Mra ' M. A. Ellle are leaving tomorrow for . Pasadena. Cal.. where they will apend about two months with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Barton. t vit in iAtnrti Mra. a. O. Pore- man, who resides five miles from Eagle Point, was a business visitor In Medford yesterday. She statea that onelr new reaiaence Ming con atructed Is nearly completed. Undergoes Operation Mra. Fred atnrtfMM nf Trail waa rushed to the Community hospital yesterday for an emergency operation ror rupsurra ap pendix. She waa 'reported getting along nicely late yeowroaj. Return North Mr. and Mra. D. W King of Brownavllle, Ore., left today on the Shasta for their nome. rouow lng a visit here over Thanksgiving with their aon-in-law and daugnter, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hicks. Rprelvea Can Word has been re ceived here by friends of Mlas Fern Harbaugh of this city, wno is in 4 nurse's training at Orange county hosrjltal. California, atatlrut that she has received her cap, following four months work. Sutherland Fined Frank Suther land was fined 20 In city court this morning by Judge Glenn o. Tayior, on a charge of disturbing the peace. Sutherland was arrested Saturday night, and waa taken to the hospital for treatment, having received in juries to his head. Ruhelnsteln Acquitted In the caae gainst Harry R. Rubelnateln, charg ed with assault and beating M. L. Meadows. RUbelnsteln waa acquitted In Justice court yesterday afternoon. Meadows signed a complaint against RUbelnsteln, following an argument Monday momlng over a flashlight. License Issued A marriage license was Issued Monday afternoon to A. Robert Davie, 31. of Selad Valley, Oal., and Irene Gardner, 38, also of Selad Valley. He gave hla occupa tion aa rancher, and ahe aa ft nurse. It la the second marriage for both, according to the records. t Fmm trllllnnu Mrs. C. W. Roberta of Wllllama creek la spending a few days In Medroro, tne guest n. vmA watklns of 711 West &ond etreet. Mrs. Roberts la here to ee nma mualn. Mrs. Georie Mcciain who is ill. Mrs. watklns Is Mrs. Mc clain's daughter. Thimble Club to Meet Thimble club ot Chrysanthemum circle No. 84. Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet for covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Roy Green, Friday of this week Instead of Wednesday, as announced. It was reported inia aiser noon. Anyone winning additional In--formation Is asked to call Lottie Sam uels. Insurance Men Here John E Meeke. special agent for the Glens Falls Inaursnce company, la a bual rrw caller here today. Kenneth J. Robinson, representing the Atlas In surance company. Is also a business v sailer, others are Howard Boardman. representing F. 8. James & company, and Wilbur Phillips, representing the Security Insurance company. Portlanilern Hotel lists Include the following Portland ndldents: B. M Klsky, .1. K. Robinson, H. P. Board- man. Wilbur Phillips. F. M. Young. O. C. Sayles. E. W. Crichton. R. R. Nicholson. E. B. Connell, A. F. La test!, E. H. Baumer. Dr. J. W. Rob inson. C. F. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. W. H Stevens. Charles Mllllman. S. W. Ba-er and G. A FfjgVnn. Ml 'innalil Pr.-mntMl Wm. MaC' Dons;d of VMford. according to word re.-elrrd f.om Orotfcm State col lege .T Corrsillf, has rn promoted to ri le' first :-ii;art rf the Re. serve O'ftce-s' T-lr:r.g corps by Colorel H Psttrrn. coramand ant ef rnd"s. MacDon.Wt :a a aenlor In ed'Ktn. Voltml'r Mi-t AM Is not depres sion on l..e flre-llnf, aocordlng to a report of n. flit's vlunfer meet Ins ronduc ed at the Pre station Twen v of the S members were in atten-nce. aid pinna vera made for a tur; "i dinner to ot- sfrred shortly aftrr ,T Yea 's. A report -waa made ooncei 1 ig th rac o p jr-. biased or its a ... Business Caller J. 8. Boardman of Central Point la ft business caller ji Medford today. Mr. Llndley III W. T. Llndley of the Crystal meat market U confined to his home today with influenza. Car Is Stolen Claude Acre had his car atolen from North Riverside avenue Monday evening, ft report filed with the city police show. . Hotel Guests From distant points, the following hotel guests are listed on the registers: W. V. Huklll of Washington, D. C, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McCullock of Nelson, B. C. Permit Issued A building permit was tsaued today to A. F. Flowers of 624 West Eleventh street, for re ahlngllng and remodeling a' residence. The cost waa estimated at $150. Mr. Carev Improves Clinton Carey of Eden precinct, near Phoenix, who haa been ill for some time. Is improv ing slowly, according to report to day. Hunts Visit fler Mr. and Mn George Hunt of Rowburg. who were called here by the death of Free Weeks, prominent local merchant. are remaining in the city for ev er! days. Discover Honey W. W. Gregory who resides on the Crater Lake high' way, obtained eight gallons of honey when he removed aome boards from the side of his house last week. Jack Hemstreet, recipient of some of the honey, reported It of the very best quality. t Con noli Meets Ton I (tht There will be a regular meeting of the city coun- oil at the city hall this evening at 7 :30 o'clock. No matters to come be fore the city dads have been an nounced and a short session of the council Is expected. Class Meeting Mrs. S- D. Mason's music appreciation class Is meeting this aiternoon from 8 to 8 o clock, In the T. W. O. A. parlors. The gath ering Is conducted for young women in the city who are Interested in the study of music. m yra - .-is. . am .." .jearK-;: . 3 ttisg -mmiir.i! E Prim Minister Ramsay MacDonald (left) and Sir John Simon (right), foreign minister, framed Britain's second plea to the United Statea ssklng postponement of the $95,550,000 war debt payment due December 15. (Associated Press Photos) Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. . (JP) CATTLE 50; calves 10; ateady. HOGS 9600; about steady;; medium weight, 300-230 lbs. $3.35-3.76; 330 350 lbs. 3.00-3.75; heavyweights, 250 290 lb. $3.85-3.85: feeders-stockers. 70-130 lbs. good and choice $3.50 S.0O. SHEEP AND LAMBS 100; ateady. Portland Produce CURES FOR TAXES A program of tax reduction through legislative measure will be drafted thla afternoon by the taxation com mittee of the Chamber of Commerce, waa the information given out to day by W. H. Gore, chairman of the committee. .There are several pro posals which the committee will un doubtedly make to the Jackson county delegation to the state legla lature bearing on remedies for pres ent conditions an taxation mattera. One of the remedies to be ad vanced by the committee will un doubtedly Include a proposal enab ling partial payment of property taxes at shorter Intervale than the half-year period now In vogue. It la felt that taxpayera generally will welcome the opportunity to pay taxea for a shorter period of time, thereby reductlng the actual amount necessary to pay at any one time. Proposals effecting the two-mill state school levy and the per capita levy for school purposes will also be considered at today'a meeting. At ft later date the committee will also consider the J. C. Baraea plan of tax reduction through exemptlona on home owners' property. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. . (API County meats Selling price to re tailers: Country-killed hogs, best butchers, under 150 lbe. 4 V, -5c; veal era 80-100 lbs., 6-7c lb., lambs 0-10c; yearjlngs 5o lb.: heavy ewes 3-4c; canner cows, 2-3c lb.; bull, 4-4V4C lb. Butter, eggs, butterfat, live poul try, onlona, potatoes, wool and hay unchanged. Joan Bennett Star At Craterian Soon Boasting ft cast of strength and popularity, aa well aa ft thrilling and hllarloua story, "Me and My Gal" cornea to the Craterian theater Wed nesday. Both Joan Bennett and Spencer Tracy, who portray the leading roles, are aald to give the strongest char oj.tri7AtlrmK thev have ever under taken. Miss Bennett appears a ft world-wise, amart-cracklng restaur ant caihler and Tracy enact the role of an ambltiousyoung detective. 1 m Malta t'ommandery No. 4 Knignis -lempiar Masonic Temnle. stated conclave. Ashland li'V-Nj Wednesday evening, Dec. i. vy'V' Open full form. Election of officers. Past Commandera will officiate. AU Sir Knight courte ously Invited. A. J. McCALLen, commander W. H. DAY, Recorder. f New Corn King i t San Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISC, Dec. 8. (Pi Butterfat (cream) f.o.b. San Pran claco, SO ',4. Wall St. Report Stock' Sale Averages (Copyright, 1032. Standard Statlctlca Co.) Dec. 8: 80 30 30 90 Indl's RR's TJt's Total Today 63.4 Prev. day 49.9 Week ago .... 61.8 Tear ago 71 9 36.9 34.7 26.1 87.1 83.8 85.9 39.0 113.1 3 Tra. ago 177.8 134.7 221.5 54.5 51.9 63 74.1 178.3 QUEEN CANDIDATE Rrhftr WMl. senior candidate in t.h ull-nchool carnival aueen con- t&st at the Senior high school, Is to day leading otlwr class competitors by 490 voces, i waa reporia wi afternoon. The contest for queen closes Thursday noon, the day before the carnival, and many tickets are hoinc in order that the pur chasers might vota for their favorite. Eepreentlng the, junior ciass is Miss Louise Elrod, who holds second place, and third, Miss Alice Mae Shir low BnnhnmnTii. tvi - vni v1 will ftnan Frldav evening with the coronation of the queen, to be followed by vaudeville. The program is k oe preaenicu m M, m1n nndltorlum of the school. and will be followed by the usual number of booths and concessions in charge of student organizations. Ttanrtntr will start at 9 o'clock, to continue for two hours. A large num ber of townspeople are espwwa w attend tne annual even. Bond Sale Averages (Copyright, 1932, Standard Statistics Co.) Dec. 0: 20 30 30 60 Ind'ls RR's Ufa Total Today 63.1 Prev. day 63 0 Week ago 63.9 Tear ago .... 69.6 60.1 59 9 61.3 71.8 80.2 64.7 80.6 67.6 S Trs. Aga.. 92.6 105.9 813 87.0 98.9 68.4 76.1 99.1 NEW YORK, Dec. 6 (AP) Stocks rallied briskly today In the sharpest upturn In several weeks. Leading Is sues closed tl to about $6 higher un der a squeezing of short Interest the last half hour. Activity picked up sharply on the late upturn and the closing tone was strong. Transactions approximated 1, 000.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 30 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. ft Dye 76 Am. Can 53 Am. ft Pgn. Pow. . 714 A. T. ft T 107 4 Anaconda 8H Atch. T ft B. P. oy4 Bendlx Avla. , 10 Everyman's Bible Class Entertains Wednesday Night Everyman's bible class will hold s. social and entertainment In the recreation room, In tho basement of the'Chrlstlan church, Wednesday ere, Dec. 7, beginning at 8 p. m. All men of the city are Invited and all who have ever attended the Every man's class in the court house audi torium are urged to be present and bring a man friend who has not at tended. There will be a short program of music and talks followed by a lunch. The committee urges men not to be bashful about attending. No charge for anything. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY Beth. Steel Chrysler Coml. Bolv Curtlss-Wright DuPont Oen. Foods Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest I. T. ft T. ... Johns-Msn. Mw Monty Ward North Amer Param. Publlx Penney (3 C.) Phillip Pet Radio Sou. Pac. . Std. Branda . St. Oil Cal. St. Oil rf. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel 16'4 15 Ti 9", 1 38 22 '4 131j .... 21 '4 .. t'i 311.4 13'4 274 3 334 6 '4 .. 4 17',4 14'4 . 24 80 4'4 , 24 "4 . 2514 . 3314 CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGOESTIONS Personal printed stationery, both envelopes and paper, from ai.ua up; 50 visiting cards, printed and In leather case, only 2.76; 8 pencils with name printed thereon in gold also hardwood ruler in leather case, for $1.00. See them at Commercial Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune, 28-30 N. Grape. Order now. I C. S. Stuart, chairman of the Lion i Relief Kitchen committee, announced t today that the men's ehelter in the jold Methodist church at the corner of Fourth and Bartlett atreets. will be kept open. Last night 33 men alept In the quartera, and Sunday night there were 15. Although auch numbera of men have been staying at the ahelter. there are only ten cota In the hall, there being no other furnishings, ac cording to Mr. Stuart, and the need of as many more cot la decidedly evident. Each tranalent la only given two meale, and Is then asked to con tinue hla Journey. The committee now plans to en large the sleeping room by moving the psrtltlon. and those In charge atate that the high type of men atay- Ing there are eager and willing to do any work that they might, to pay for their lodging. Only yesterday one man asked to do aome carpenter work for those In charge. If he might have some needed clothing. Officer George J. Preseott, special committee chairman for December, tcday made a report of contributions received for the place, and the club wlahea to acknowledge the following donations: 35 mattreasee Mra, James H. Owen. 20 cash William von der Hellen. 10 cash Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mc- Caskey. Beeta for kitchen H. D. Dlzney. Carrot for kitchen Mr. Wllkle. Printing of ticket Medford Print ing company. Subscription to Mall Tribune Medford Mall Tribune. Sack of vegetables Mr. and Mr. B. F. Estea of the Tiny Tavern. . 15 boxes of apples charlea A. Wing 5 vi 7 I I istcr- I1 Mrs. Florence Curtis Hanson ol Chicago, secretary-treasurer of th American Federation of Teachers was mentioned at a possible cholci for a vice-presidency of tho Amerl can Federation of Labor. (Assoc I ated Press Photo) CASH FOR RELIEF WASHINGTON. Dec. (API under heavy police escort, delegft' tlons from 3,000 demonstrators who marched to the capitol In orderly ranks, today presented Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner with oetl tlons for "cash relief to the jobless and for unemployment Insurance. Three department of justice agent aat In the room with Vice President Curtis as the delegation headed by wiiuam Reynolds entered. "In presenting our petition," Ray nolda said, "we represent the needa of 15.000.000 unemployed workera and their dependenta, and farmers almtlarly facing starvation and ruin. "These requests represent the mini mum requirement for life for mil lions of people.' LEVERETTE RENTS ASHLAND THEATER Walter H. Leverette of this city, who Is operating theaters in north ern California and Oranta Pass, and who is associated with a northern chain of picture houses, announced the closing of a deal today through which he will take over the Hurst theater In Ashland, better known to many as the Vlnlng, under which name It was operated for many years. Mr. Leverette will take possession of the theater December 15. The deal was made with Harry Hurst, present operator and manager, and calls for a several years' lease on the play house. The Ashland theater will be operated as all others under Mr. Lev erette's management, to give the best p'-ture programs available to the public of the Llthla city and neigh boring communities. Mr Leverette has been In the show business for several yers, steadily adding new houses to his list of thea ters. WEE SCOTCH LASS IN STUDIO FILM To determine the price to be paid the milk producer In Jarkson county, the executive committee of the re cently formed organisation of pro- ducers and distributors Is in meeting this afternoon. The price to the consumer on the distributors product was determined last week-end and went into effect yesterday. The price of grade A whole milk agreed upon Is eight cents quart to cash customers, and nine cents a quart to 30-day customers. The price prior to the disturbances or last week In the milk market was 10 cents a quart. During the threat ened milk war the price on while milk went down to 10 cents a gal- ion. The condition led to the rea lisation on the part of producers and distributors that a definite prloe should be agreed upon. An organiz ation was formed and a committee appointed and given power to set prices for distributors and producers. On the committee In session this afternoon are: Dick Strauss, George Glllman, W. O. Blankvnshlp and Ted OeBauer. PASSES AGED 71 Homer A. Banister passed away at his home. 45 Llndley avenue, early Monday morning from cerebral hem orrhage. He waa born at Armada, Michigan, December 31, I860 and was In the mercantile business at Port Huron, Michigan until 1017. In that 1 ' ,' 1 ! - Dave Bancroft (above), forms manager of the Boston Braves and coach of the New York Qlsnts. haa been named manager of the cham pion Minneapolis Millers of th American association, succeeding Donle Bush. (Associated Press Photo . year the family moved to Sheridan, Oregon wheie he engaged In the In surance business. In 1029 the family moved to Med ford. He Is survived by three sons, Harold H, Medford; Kenneth B, Roseburg, Ore.; James O. Banister, McMlnvllle, Ore., and three grand children. His wife Sadie C. Banister passed away here September 28. 1833. Fune.al services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home, Wednesday at 3:00 p. m.. Rev, A. O. Bennett offici ating. Interment in Siskiyou Memor ial Park. Join Wurts Book Club, si per year. A suitable Xmaa Gift. Xmas card and folder given with each membership. Life of s group of immigrants in the steerage of an ocean liner, and the colorful experiences of a wee Scotch, lass, are realistically pictured in "Delicious.", which opens at the Studio tonight. NEWSPAPER FILM ON ROXY SCREEN TODAY "Scandal for Sale", now at the Roxy theatre, promises to be authentic. It was taken from Bmlle Gauvreau's famous book "Hot News." the most famous "Tab" editor In the TJ. S. A. . Bazaar. St. Mark's Guild baeaar all dsy Wednesday, December 7, in the Par ish house. All kinds of bazaar ar ticles moderately priced, cooked food, mincemeat, candy also for sale, choice articles on the white elephant table. Bridge will be played, beginning at 3 o clock. FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR cards with names engraved o printed thereon, phone 102-J and i representative will call on you, or call at Commrrclal Printing Dept. of the Mall Tribune. Big line of samples at reduced prices. Time Is gettlne short: ordftr now. BIOGRST PIANO BARGAINS ON PACIFIC COAST SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE QnpJ TTVV Adults isc J I U tJlxJ KMdles So Stnrts Tonlte for 8 Nljrhts j a n i t GAYNOR charies FARRELL With Kl, RRENDFX ALSO 8IIORT SUnJKCTS LAST TIMES TODAY Gaynor and Farrell "Teas Of The Storm Country" COMING TOMORROW I V. n She's FRESH! She's saucy! She bosses me around. Zgm But I'm crazy about her, . a m f Rie flray ai r : is, ..i- SPENCEF T T3- TRACY JOAN BENNETT 1 i K 1 aw.s&iiSB I Slightly used Baby Grand, only $320; easy forms. 1 Beautiful 1100 Baby Orand, only 4P5: easy tr?rms. . 1 $1650 special model, beautiful high grade instrument at sacrifice price. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE 28 So. Grape. THE CHARIS Corp. haa opening for alert saleswomen over 25. to take over local established bvislness. Ap ply Ttraday. Lettle E. Bon bow, Hotel Medford. FOR RENT 5 -room modern house, 3 miles out on Griffin Creek road, near school, phone C. C. Darby. FOR TRADE Rabbits for wood, drew P004 Tribune. LOST Pair of lady's fur-trimmed and lined glovrs. Call 349-Y or 67. Reward. WARM, pleasant room. 220 No. Oak dale. FOR RENT 3 -room apt.; hot water; 110. 821 W. 10th. render and body repairing. Prices for SALE One suit of clothes, right BrtU Sheet Metal Works, ' Priced to sell. See Huber the Tailor. C. E. Troysr of La Fontaln., Ind. j was crowned king of corn at th International Livestock show, HI, ampl ef yellow dent won over . display, of eight regional contest ant, (Associated fret phots) WM-iiujh.iiiiii isi..iiaiua) issMi-vfiti irn'ssiiiilaMasi'ii in nasm t DECEMBER SPECIAL FACTORY PLANER ROUGH BLOCKS $A.so per load NEW LOW PRICE Tel. 76 VALLEY FUEL CO. Tel. 76 V. Umhm r I Home Owned A Operated I I Korv ioc Start TOIAY Cha. Blckford I I i i .."iiFuri, rat u-iinan l l LAST TIMES TODAY II in "SCANDAL FOR SALE " I I UTX f 1 f Also Charlie Chase Comrdr I 1 he Crusader i 'ob"", k,- tmmna m New EVEI.Yn'bbent ! Coml" """-Special Attraction j H. B. WARNER "r H""M ""thter." lew cody imamw l. I TOMORROW j - wok 1 k nhMnnla, Maailne ne- I J II l .innate this plrt - IT one of the best of th. W month. n I ADULTS H I 20c I n ANYTIME J ' I jrM bmiirJimjAN lOOM TODAY M and Wednesday JsJ Qobert MAM0M DAVIES rnnjrt of atan "SCHNOZZLE" DURANTE ZASU PITTS PILLIE DOVE MMCS OLEASON Also Oartoois Sport Seel Starts TODAY! A rPni-itiniiprl Shorv For the Children! AND THE rAGiic poll' By SIGRID ARNE 'A Serial direct from the North Polf oyshop of Santa Claus and his helpers a thrilling Chii.'stmas story a chapter daily until Christmas. In the Mail Tribune
