NEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFORF), OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1932.
PAOE TITIRTEEN
Local and
Mrs. Burroughs 111 Mrs. M- J. Bur
1 roughs 1 co alined to ber home, 44
Quinoe street, tbU week, ulterlag
from influenza.
Home for Holidays Guy W. Ptaette
place bas arrived in Medford to spend
the Christmas holidays with bis f&m-
.
Returns from SchoolAlias Dorothy
Roberts returned to Med ford by train
" ' today from Eugene, where she la a
ttudent at the University of Oregon.
Sir. Owen Home James H. Owen
of the Owen-Oregon Lumber company
arrived back in Med ford on the Ora
gonlan today.
Mr. Newbury III Friends of Attor-;
ney Ous Newbury were sorry' to learn
. this morning that he 1a confined to
' bis home with Influenza. :
l
Returns Today Phlltp Showalter,
who .was called to Frenno, Cel.. Sun
day by the death of his sister, re
turned to Medford today.
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Bob Eramens Home Bob Emmens.
student at the University of Oregon,
arrived borne by train tbla mornln;,
to spend the holidays here.
Returns to School Miss Joan De
- ' Losh. who has been til at her home
tor thj; past 10 days with tonsllltls,
returned to school this week. She is
"'. a student at the Senlo: high school.
...
Miss Rlggs Visitor Mildred Rigns
. of Portland Is spending several days
here as guest of Mrs. A. 8. Mays 'and
Mrs. D. W. Dlcto?y. The three were
shopping in Medford this morning.
Mrs. Parsons III Mrs. Owen Par
sons Is among local folk 111 this week
with severe colds and influenza, dhe
was absent from the office of New
bury and Newbury because, of Illness,
this morning.
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Home from Portland--Jess Helt re
turned yestrrday from Portland,
where he visited Heine Swartzen
holts. He reports that Heine Is get
ting along very well In tia new posi
tion in the Rose dty.
. License Is Issued A marriage li
cense was issued yesterday at the
county clerk's office to Paul Robert
Strahap. 35, of Rogue River, and Dor
othy J. Dickinson, 34. of Talent. He
listed his occupation as a teacher,
and she as a houwkeeper.
From a Distance From points dis
tant,, the following were hotel guests
, overnight: J. Calvin Reld of New
. York city. Mr. and Mrs R. L.
Comas of Lexington, 111., Helen Qer
ber of Logan, Utah, and H. B. Row
land of Baltimore, Md.
Rhead to Portland Kenneth J.
Rhead, radio technician for the United
Air Lines, with headquarters In Oak
land. Cal., left Medford this morning
by plane for Portland, where he plans
to spend a few days. He spent two
days at the Medford municipal air
port. t
Seattle Folk Registered here from
Seattle were R. R- Springsteen, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Larson, M. A. Rhodes.
Joe Gross, Raymond Krautz, Helen
Krautz and Jeanette MoPherson. M
A. Davis of Kelso was also on the
register from the state of Washington.
n'st trie Chammon Yo-Yo
Artist?
Along with the rest of the coast Medford has gone
Yo Yo, and Fluhrer's Bakery will hold a Yo Yo
tournament in connection with their Yo Yo cam.
paign. If you are a Yo Yo fan be sure to enter the
Yo-Yo Contest
This Saturday from 2:30 to 4:30
Building next to Fluhrer's Bakery
Old Breier Location
This is going to he sumpin', Eight prizes and jobs
for the winners. Two divisions, Young and Old.
Mr. X Will
h
El
FREE ADMISSION. CONTEST OPEN to ANYONE
) Lindy's
w rm :
These are sumpin'. We know yon will like them.
They really are delicious and the' price if excep
tionally low.
Saturday only
19c doz.
Look for them at your favorite grocer
and our retail store.
P. S. Don't mi3j our Yo Yo contast tomorrow.
" ng your Yo Yo. Admission free, 2:30 p. m.
Personal
Automobile Stolen An automobile
bel&ni& to Roy Rlgga, which was
lUKd to Mrs- Clara Oossaway of Fort
Jones, Cal., was stoien from In front
of the Community hospital about 8
o'clock last evening, according to a.
report filed with the city police. The
car had California license plates,
Mrs. 8 we in Better Mrs. Jack Swem
and daughters, Phoebe and Nancy,
who have been HI with Influenza sttv
Sunday, were reported In an improved
condition this afternoon. Mrs. Swem
was up for the first time today and
the children are also In an improved
condition. -
Miss Frey Leaves Miss Margaret
Prey, who baa been assisting Dr. B.
L. Lageson fr the past few months,
la leaving Saturday morning for Port
land to spend the Christmas holidays
with ber family. Lieut, and Mrs. V.
C. Fpps. Miss Frey was formerly from
the university of Oregon, where she
Is affiliated with Pel Alpha chapter
c Cht Omega.
Eaklns Visit Here Jack Eakln,
commander of the Oregon American
Legion, here for a conference, also
visited friends yesterday anl was ac
eompanled by Mrs. Eakln. The Eaklns
reside at Dallas, Ore., former home
town of Dr. B. R. Elliott, who as
among frtends visited yesterday. The
visitors are continuing to Coqulile
today,
Stop at Hotels Among the Oregon
quests at this hotels In fch city are
the following Portlaniers : B. J.
Clary, Carl R. Moser, Kenneth Ackley,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Steel, M. Keller.
H. H. Cooper, Dorothy Jones, A. S.
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Whet
stone. B. H. Ferry, S. C, Draper, H. T.
Tube 1 horn, O. J. Johnson and Charles
W. Elrey.
Bounties Issued Five bounty
checks were Issued by the Jackson
county clerks office yesterday. Thy
were: 3 to Charles Humphrey 3f
Eagle Point, for one coyote; (3 to
Buford Chllders of Talent, for one
bobcat; 99 to Charles Drake of Beag-
gle, for two coyotes and one bobcat;
(3 to Anton Ring of Ashland, for one
bobcat, and $18 to Ben Oswald of
Climax, for five coyotes and one bob
cat.
Guests In City O. R. Oilllland of
Prospect and W. A. Arnold were reg
istered at hotels hre last night, us
were A. p. Gannon, Mr. and Mrs S
S. George. 3. R. Pooley, W. H. Sim
mons, H. B. E?son and I. Sctaulz o
Eugene, 'Jerry Owen of- Silsm, C. V.
Looslv of KHmath Palls, Charles V
Ire and L. J. Bennett of Rweburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eakon, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Jeub and Mr. and Mrs. J
B. Benolt of Dallas.
Many from South A larger num
ber of Californlans. representing
many cities, weft guests at various
hotels in the city overnight. They
were J. A. Grltsch of Redding, Mrs.
Peero? of San Dle.?6, M. P. Doran
Hollywood, P. J. Weeslng and P. A
Vlles of Chico. T. A. Smith of Vallejo,
H. R. Low, Mr. and Mrs. George B
Cuteson and Mrs. Mary Darrow of
Oakland. Mr. and Mrs H- M. McKcc,
Martin Luther, Leon Oppenhelm. Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. McLellar of San Fran
cisco, J. J, Less, Mr. and Mrs, J.1
Harms and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fox tt
Los Angeles.
1
Be in Charge
i
Called to Seattle W. O. Webster
Is leaving tomorrow for Seattle, hav
ing been called to the northern city !
by the serious Illness of bit father,
O. J. Webster.
Undergoes Operation Mrs. H. I
Rhodes or Beall La no underwent an
operation at the Community hospital
this morning, and was reported in
satisfactory condition this afternoon
Leaves Hospital Johnny Balrd,
son of Rev. and Mrs, w. R. Balrd.
who recently underwent a major op
eratlon at the Community hospital
for ruptured appendix, left the hos
pital for his homo this morning.
Visit Bowns Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Hoi 1 In j worth of Eugen are In Med
ford, the guests of Captain and Mrs.
Lee M. Bown. The two families have
been friends for man) years, the
Bowns formerly residing in Eugene.
Business Callers The list of busi
ness visitors in Medford today In
clude W. T. Miller of Williams creek.
Mrs. Betty Wortman and A. M. Tyr
rell of Central point and Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Llndley of Colter Butte.
Paper Is Issued Today's Issue of
the Eagle Quill Is off the press, a
four-page mimeographed newspaper
published by the students at Eagle
Point high school. Several news
stories of the school and several In
teresting editorials are Included in
the makeup. Doris Houston Is editor.
Grey Is 111 J. O. Grey, member of
the city council, is confined to his
home today, suffering from influenza.
Mr. Grey has not mlss?d a regular
council meeting during the time he
has been a member of that body, and
last night he attended the special
meeting called for hearing on the
city budget.
B. Y. P. C. to Broadcast What
proves 'to be something different for
the B. Y. P. U. of the First Baptlat
church will be their broadcast Satur
day noon over KMED. This pro
gram will consist of hymns by a cho
rus, a duet by Doris Rose and La
Merle Beck .and a solo by Helen
Judy. A. O. Hes is sponsoring this
program, which will go on tho air
at 13 noon Saturday.
Scouts to Have Sale Members of
Girl Ssout troop No. 6 of the Jack
son school will conduct a candy sale
tomorrow at the Peerless Market.
starting at 10 o'clock, according to
announcement made this afternoon
All of the candy will ue made by the
girls in the troop. Th unit was r
csntly organized and an enthusiastic
group of girls now makes up the par
son n el.
I
A meeting of land owners of the
Medford Irrigation district will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the
county court house at 3 o'clock.
Through an error In yestedday's Mall
Tribune the meeting was announced
.as for bond owners, but It Is the land
owners who are urged to attend, Olen
Arnsp'ger, manager of the district,
stated today,
A new plan of settlement with
new assessment rates will be discuss
ed at the meeting and the plan
promises to be one which will mean
much to the Rogue River valley.
-
TOLO, Dec. 16. (Spl.) Mra. Lu-
clnda, Sheets has been visiting her
brother, P. H. Whetstone,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Overbeck have
moved to Beal lane. t
Victor Anderson, a student at Gold
Hill high school, visited Tolo school
Monday. I
Mrs, Loren Prock of Castlac, Cal..
was honor guest at a dinner Sunday
at the H. D. Hamor home. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Tula,
Mr. and Mrs. Olen La Barr and little
daughter, Diane, and the hostess,
Mrs. Hamor.
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Tule enter
tained Mrs. Prock, Mr. and Mrs. La
Barr and daughter and Mr. and Mrs
Hamor at dinner.
Rev. D. T. Randall visited In Tolo
Tuesday In the Interest of the Amer
ican Sunday School union.
Alva Peterman was absent from
school Tuesday on account of Ill
ness. Miss Arlene Inroan, student at the
Central Point high school, stayed
with Ruby Webster in that city Wed
nesday night. They attended a "kid
party" given by the Girls League.
Ruth Johnson, formerly a student
of Tolo school, has moved with her
parents to Gold Hill.
For practical and useful gift
wrapped attractively
s;e ETHEL WYN B. HOFFMANN
Sixth and Holly.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to extend cur heartfelt
thanks to friends for many kind ex
pressions of sympathy during our re
cent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. W, Scheble
and Family.
BEND Joseph Egg purchased Pate
Plerson's blacksmith shop.
Tolo
FREE!
SI Box of 16
Beautiful
Christmas Cards
FREE!
With Each New
WURTS
Book Club
Membership For a
Limited Time
OR
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PORTLAND, Dec. 18. (AP) Bttll
another low price record has been
established here for dressed turkeys
of top grade with practically no busi
ness In sight at the moment above
14c lb. The low point continues at
a dime, but If any really poor quality
birds appeared, there was some ques
tion as to whether they could be sold.
The 3s of today would pass In nor
mal years as a fairly good bird.
Perhaps the chief new factor ap
pears the keen desire of large dis
tributors to get their birds Into places
where they can be moved Into con
sumers' hands. Offers of consign
ments of turkeys are being freely
made which means that the large re
tailers are going to be mighty slow
about paying out cash In advance for
their probable Christmas needs. This
indicates weakness underlying even
current all-time low price records.
Canadian Wheat
At New Bottom
WINNIPEG, Dec. 13 (AP) Still On
the downward slide after four days
of tobogganing, wheat prices on the
local grain exchange todav had drop
ped to historically low values. Wtth
the De-ember future at 38 cents
shortly before noon, statisticians bur
rowed back into dusty flies, but with
no hope of finding the like anywhere
In the recorded past.
Livestock.
PORTLAND, Deo. 18. (AP) Cattle
65; calves 20; steady.
Hoga 550; steady t ostrong.
Sheep and lamba 100; steady.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Dec. 16. (AP) Coun
try meats selling price to retailers:
Country-kir.cd hogs, best but:here.
under 160 lbs., 8f5Iic; vealers, 80
100 lbs.. 7a7VJc lb.; lambs, 8ra9c:
yearlings, 5c lb.; heavy ewes. 3ff4c
lb.; canner cows, 2 3c lb.; bulls, 4
i'-e lb.
Butter, egs. butterfat, live poultry,
onions, potatoes, wool and hay un
changed. Porlland Wheat
PORTLAND,
Wheat:
Ore., Dec. 16. (P)-
Open High
.4214 -421,4
. 46 .464
46 -467,
Low "
41 K
.44
.45
Close
Deo.
May
July
41V.
.44',
.43
.61
.4914
.4714
.41
.40
.41
Cash wfeat:
No. 1 Bl$ Bond blue3tem
Dark hard winter, (12)
(11)
Solt white
Western white .........
Hard winter ... ,
TONIGHT and SAT.
COMING SUNDAY
Ovl t
crowd. 4
haun lhaw
- y& "com. o
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CONQUERORS
v
Our Doors Will Swing Open
9 a. m. Saturday
On a Gigantic
SALE
$15,000 Stock of
FURNITURE
Sacrificed for Cash We Must Sell
This Stock At Once
John Cutp Furniture Co.
315 East Main ft.
Northern spring
.40
-39',
western red
Oats: No. 3 whlM
Corn: No. a E. yellow.
Mlllrun standard .
17.J0
17.60
13 00
Today's car reoetpta: wheat 44;
barley 1; flour 7; corn 1; hay 4.
San Francisco llnttrrrat.
SAN TOANC1SCO, DM. 16. yp)
Butterfat (cream) l.o.b. San Fran
cisco, 28',-i.
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 1932, Standard Statistics
Co.)
December 16:
60 30 20 00
Ind'ls Rfs Ufa Total
Today 63.6 37.9 01.5 656
Prov. day 63.3 37.7 01.3 66 0
Week ago ... 63 8 37.6 90.8 66.3
Year ago . 61.6 323 95.0 3.0
Bond Pale Averages.
(Copyright, 1032, Standard Statistics
Co.)
December 16:
India Rr Ufa Total
20 90 20 60
Today 67.7 60.8 81.1 68.0
Prev. day . 62.7 60.7 81.1 68.1
Week ago 62.2 60.4 80S 67.8
Tear ago 63.8 62.3 81.2 69.0
NEW YOPK, Deo. 16. (Pi A few
trickles of selling aeep:d through the
stock market today, but lrsea were
mostly fractional. The list closed
with an easy tone. Transfers aggre
gated 900.000 ahares.
Today's closing prices for 80 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chern. & Dye 80
Am. Can ' Y
Am. & w.?n. Pow.....-... 7
A. T. & T , 107
Anaconda 614
Atch. T. & S. P ..
Bendlx Avla. ........
Bath. 8teel
41
10
15'i
Chrysler .
Coml. Solv
Curtlss-Wrlght
10'j,
1
r00 LATE 10 CLASSIFV
BUY AT HOME Out-of-town sales
men are csnvnsalnn Medford busi
ness men for duplicate and tripli
cate salta boohs and flat packs tor
different kinds of counter sales r:g- '
titers, for Irder sheets and state
ments used on boolckeeplnR ma
chines, and other kinds of printing
AU of these can be furnished by
your local printers end at as low
and generally lower prices. Do no?
order anything from out-of-town
printers Call your own printer and
kei-rj the money employing home
people.
BHON7-E TOMS. $8.00: Bronze hens.
25c lb. W. A, Pyburn, Route 4,
Buckshot Hill.
LADY wants transportation to Se
attle or Portland. Phone 09.
ENGLISH WALNUTS for Christmas.
mile west of Phoenix. A. N.
Wright.
POUND T.ndy'a scarl at Elks club.
Phone 1138.
FURNISHED apt. for rent. 3 rooms,
private bath and entrance. Phone
503-Y. 9 E. Jackson. I
s
T U D I 0 THEATRE1
Adults 18c Kiddles 6c JL
Tonight and Saturday
ZANE GREY'S
'Riders of the Purpje Sage"
with
OEOROE O'BRIEN
NOAH BEEHY
MAKGUEKITK CIIIJItCIIILL
Also HARRY CAREY
"The Last of the Mohicans"
Comedy Cartoon News
UT'jl Homt Owned A operated
ifnrv ioc
Children 5c
first 8 rows
Phone 201 r
Friday and Saturday
First Showing In Medford
'Honor of the Press'
Edward Nugent, Bits Le Boy
AUn
Bullero Olrl Rmli News
Continuous Shows Sat, 1:30 to 11
DuPont
38",
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13',
22iJ
7',
22
14',
29
2
25
5
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18
15'i
23',
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26
261,
80 "4
Gen. Poods , ,,
Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
I. T. as T
Johns-Man. nw
Monty Ward
North jtmer.
Param. Publlx
Peni.ey (J. c.)
PSllllps.Pet
Fadlo
Sou. Pac
Std. Brands
St. OH Cal.
St. OH N. J
Trans. Amer.
Union Carta.
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
40 ET 8 WRECKS'
CLASS OF EIGHT
One of the most successful 40 and
8 Initiations ever held In southern
Oregon was staged at the armory
last night, presided over by Carl T.
Tengwald, chef de gore of the local
volture. The 40 and 8'a are the tun
order of the American Legion, but are
also active In the serious aide and
the welfare work being carried on
by them la gaining national promi
nence. A class of eight candidates "fought
the battle all over again." They
were Herb Alford, Dr. c. L. Ogle, Wal
ter W. stockwell and Dr. B. O. Bai
ley of Grants Pass, O. A. Peterson
and E. Taylor of Kerby. Walt J. Olm-
ASK FOR S & H GREEN
"MR. X" MADE A DRESS for a LADY
in our display wiridow in 45 minutes!!!
YOU have 6 working days
left to make that new frock before Christmas
W- IT- U
sky 'p
Bargains in Piece Goods
NUBBY
WEAVES
Fancy cotton and
rayon nubby
weaves In all col
ors, 30 Inches
wide, special, yard
45c
Hundreds of
Gome in and
tee our interest
ing display of
Bird Cages and
other Gift sug
gestions. Mutual
S. Central
sche'.d and Cass Wymore of Medlord
The Initiation drew several dtatln
uulshed auests from out of thu rttv
among whom were Ed Bayllss. grand
vuti uc B, ouonaan, ure., uael
ncraiaie, grana cncrninoi, ruamatn
district. Keno. Ore anrl L. C. n.r.
lock, grand chemlnot. Josephine and
jacuaon districts, jueaiord; also Hor
ace Bromley, grand orator and cym-
rjai piayer.
10 ADD TARGETS
FOR RIFLE CLUB
Plans are under way to construct
additional targets at the Medford
Itlfle club range in the Armory base
ment. This will speed up shooting
by accommodating larger squads, or
firing with rifle and pistol at the
same time.
As the Indoor season Is Just get
ting under way, anyone Interested in
'hese evonta should plan to attend
the weekly meetings.
The ten man team to represent
the club In coming competitive
matchea will be selected accord'r.g to
the scores made on the home range
In the next few weeks
Following are the scores made last
Wednesday evening:
E. H Pomeroy
866
355
353
351
331
330
321
318
305
C R. Pomeroy
Ed Lull ..
S. J. Bristow
C. A. Sander
L. Lull
H. Rinabarger .
I. K. Waddell .
Sonny Gleason .
SAVINGS STAMPS ADDITIONAL SAVINGS FOR YOU
If "Mr. X" can
1 1 in 45 minutes
same task in 6 days.
WHY NOT TRY?
As a Pre-Christmas Home
Sewing Inducement We Are
Offering Some
WOOL
CREPES
54 - l n c h wool
o r e p e s in red,
brown, green and
black. Regular
( 1.31 values, yard
98c
FANCY
PRINTS
Vat - dyed faaoy
prints which refru-larly-
sell for 190,
A real M. M. value
15c
USEFUL Gifts at
EPARTMEOTSToRE
ii-;.-.i;i..,,a;ift
The Xmas Gift
That's Different
A
Bird Cage
New 1932 Model bird cages in red,
blue, green, orchid, gold and tan,
Three prices , . ,
$1.50
$3.50 $5.00
iill & Seed Co.
rred Sanders
Albeit Smith .
L. Norman
C. Brewer -
S. J. Richardson
W. A. Cormany
. 2C8
. 272
267
, 205
, 168
164
E. C. Caster .
L. E. LeMaater
P. Lofland
J. Henry
N. LeMaster
141
108
86
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Stated communication cf
Medford Lodge No. 103. A.
V Ai A kf IPrtria. rw 1A
Gy at 7:30 p. m. Annual elec-
y tlon of officers. Visitors In
vited. By order of L C. STEWART,
W. M. GEO ALDEN, Secretary.
Ends Today "RPEAKEA81LY"
TOMOHItOW
Tim McCoy in "Cornered"
ASHES
Wny Bring That Up?
There Are No Ashes in
Gasco Briquets
TRV A TON
Tel. 76 Tel. 76 k
VALLEY FUEL CO. . j
it
3
do the same task ,
you can do the
FANCY
WOOLENS
Here la a r.tl
Rome-Sewing spec
lal: Basket weaves
and Ostrich clotbs,
ai.95 value, yard
$1.65
Bargain Prices!
We give
S. & H. Green
Stamps
Ask for them with your
purchases
Medford
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