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arEDFOKD m THTBUgIEDFORD, EOy,FgII)AY, FEBRUARY 3, 1033.
PAGE ELEVEN
Local and
rernol In Hospital Arnold Pernol
Is a patient today at Ui Sacred
H&art hospital.
California nj Here -OueaU la local
hotels from California today inelud
Leo Domlt, Gen D. Evana and O.
Row ol San Franclaco.
Sharp Goes North Phil Sharp, lo
cal manager of the Pactllo Air Trans
port, left Thursday afternon by plans
for Portland tor a w days' Dusmess,
Undergoes Operation Mrs. R.
oariri.-utv sf fvi Aifcv underwent
major operation this morning at the
Community hospital.
Here from Hilt Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
TPMHama nf Wilt. Cal. . arrived hOW OH
the train this morning to spend the
day attending to business mailers
V and visiting.
' -
Rancher. Visitor John B. Smith
a Thnrnnwm erk is In Medford to
day from the country, attending to
business matters and visiting wnn
friends.
Hilt Represented Hilt, Cat., was
mrwnted in Medford today ny sev
eral business callers and shoppers
Among them were Mr. and Mrs
Richard Williams.
nnir a inn ,Mr. Mftrv Murrav of
8t. Louis arrived this morning by
train to be guest for an Indefinite
urixil h mnn .Tfthn Iivmm of
Eagle Point. She left the eastern
city Monday.
Mm VlmHcall Frills. Mm. Jul
rimVMil nat.nlnMt lt(fht lnlurles this
morning when she tripped and fell it
her home on Genesee street.
Animal Brings S3 W. L. Bsrr of
the Talent district brought a bobcat
hide Into the county clerk's office
today to receive a bounty of 3, for
killing the animal.
Will Visit In Portland Mrs. Kath
arine Huntress plans to leave tomor
row for Portland for a few days visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huntress.
Cunningham III A. B. Cunning
ham of the People Electric company
underwent a major operation at the
Sacred Heart hospital yesterday and
wss reported getting along very well
today.
Here from Portland Guests at
Medford hotels from Portland today
Include R. D. Bergln, Dave Olds, Ruth
' Robinson. R. H. Cook, I. W. Murray,
Charles Wentworth, Mr. and Mrs. A
. N. Russell, O. W. Reynolds, O. P.
Schnlckle, V. T. Tatlow, O. B. Ball
and B. H. Poderns.
From Oregon Points Howard
Scheffel of Klamath Falls, Floyd
Phillips of Klamath Agency, Lee
Hatcher of Chlloquln, P. S. Jones of
Roseburg and Mrs. Al Marti neau of
Grants Pass were guests in Medford
today.
Shopping Friday Mrs. Herbert
Elmore of Appiegste was shopping in
Medford this morning. Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Beagle of Ashland were callers
today, as were Mrs. F. A. Dutton of
Eagle Point and Richard Sahln of
Grants Pass.
Get Marriage License A marriage
license was issued today by the coun
ty clerk's office- here to John Victor
Roff. 33, of cecllvllle, Cal and Mil
dred Marian Farnsworth, 30, of the
same town. The marriage Is the first
for the groom and the second for the
bride.
Fishers, Calient Mr. and Mrs. L.
M. Fisher of the Sams Valley district
were In Medford this morning at
tending to business matters and vis
iting with friends, displaying their
always welcome smiles and a sense of
humor, which the depression has
failed to conquer.
Cook Leaves Hospital James Cook,
who lost his hand by a gunshot
wound the first of the week, was re
moved from the Sacred Heart hos
pital to his home today, his condi
tion being much Improved. Cook's
y hand was torn practically off by the
accidental dlschsrge of his own shot
gun, at his farm home near the city,
a few days ago. He was rushed to
the hospital, where amputation was
found necessary.
Yellow Sponge Cake
A large-size, fine-textured cake which make s pop
ular dessert wherever lt'g served.
Ton '11 agree that Fluhrer's special sponge cake has
everything a home-made cake has and more, too.
The layers are filled with fruit jam and iced with
marshmallow and cocoanut frosting.
Saturday Special
37c
100 Popularity
With each yellow
Personal
Wilson In Portland Mayor B. M.
Wilson left Thursday night for Port
land, where he will transact business,
returning to this city about Sunday.
From California B. R. Stewart of
Los Angeles and George W. Edwards of
Cnlco are visitors In Medford from
California today.
From Distant Points P. Williams
of Washington, D. C, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry T. Anderson and B F.
Stratford of Seattle are business vis
itors here today.
From Oregon Points H. B. Esson of
Eugene, C. K. Noonan of Astoria and
Cordelia Reuter of The Dalles are In
Medford from other Oregoncltles to
day. Portlanders Call O. L. Gardiner,
A. S. Mundeil, W. A. Kennedy, Mr.
and Mrs. M. A. Cash, George D. Ger
son, Jr., and James Dougherty, I. A.
Mlckelson, Roy F. Wlldman. Richard
Klnley and P. B. Dlmm. all of Port
land, are registered at local hotels to
day. .
Called to Klamath Falls Mrs. Don
Newbury was called to Klamath Falls
this morning by the serious Illness of
her brother, John Delaell, who suf
fered a relapse following pneumonia.
Delaell had been removed from the
hospital to his home a few days ago.
apparently In a much Improved con
dition. He became 111 again last night
and was returned to the hospital.
Registered In Medford Wm. R.
G ruber of Portland was a business
caller In Medford this morning and
was registered at a local hotel last
night. Others were Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Ohorln, Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Watte rs
of Salem. G. R. Stevenson of Port
land and L. O. Relnholdt of the same
city.
:
Butte Falls
BUTTE FALLS, Feb. 8. (Special)
Iona May Edmondson celebrated her
sixth birthday anniversary January
31 after school. Her little friends
brought her presents and enjoyed
the birthday cake. Ice cream, confec
tions and festivities. Those present
were: Delbert Geppert, Beverly Jack
son, Dorothy Hllkey, Lowell Patton,
Virginia Hllkey, Leon a Moore, Darwin
Moore, Clara Edmondson and Mrs.
Loren Moore.
Recent dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Marlon were Mr. and Mrs.
Will Lockard and Mr. and Mrs. Bo
denhamer and grandson of Medford.
Earl Wymore and Mr. Hahn of
Medford visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Marlon recently.
Wendell Klncade, who has been
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carson for
a year, returned to his home in Los
Angeles last week. ;
Earl Bcckdoldt left for Salem Sun
day for medical treatment,
day for medical treatment. He was
Injured while doing road work last
fall.
There was six feet of snow ten
miles above Butte Falls. The snow
Is thawing now.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patton took
Earl Beckdoldt to Medford Sunday
and spent Sunday and Monday In
Medford and Central Point visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hanson and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Hlglnbotham.
Shirley Smith returned to school
January 30, after a week's absence
due to Illness.
Mrs. Mabel Mack, who was to have
been here Monday, was unable to
come on account of illness. She will
be wltft the Hustlers club in Feb
ruary.
The Pollyanna girls met with Mrs.
Joe Htbbard, their leader, January
31. The girls will give a public en
tertainment soon.
There were three basketball games
at the Butte Falls gym last Friday.
Prospect men's team lost to Butte
Falls men's team. S3 to 34; Prospect
women's team defeated Butte Falls
women's team. 38 to 43, and Prospect
high school boys' team lost to Butte
Falls high school. I
W. M. Wire of Newoerg Is work
ing at the new government fish j
hatchery. He stays at Frank Car-1
son's. I
Mrs. Ray Parker entertained for
Mrs. Lester Smith on last Thursday.
There were 11 guests. i
Mrs. Ray Parker will spend the
week end with Dawsons' at Trail.
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Votes Free
sponge cake ,
Market?
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore, Tb. S. (AP)
CATTLE, 35: calrea, 10: Blow.
HOGS. 935: steady.
SHEEP and LAMBS, 700: ateady.
Portland Pzoduce
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 3. (AP)
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to
retailers; Country-killed hogs, best
butchers, under 150 lbs.. Be; veafers,
80-100 lbs.. 8!4-9c; lambs, U-13c.
yearlings, 6c; heavy ewes, 4-4lc;
canner cows 3 14 -3 ',4c lb.; bulls, 4
4 ',4c lb.
. LIVE POULTRY Buying price:
heavy hens, colored A lbs., 13c; do
mediums, 10c; lights, 7-8c; springs,
light, 13c; heavy, 13c; old roosters,
5c; ducks, Pekln spring l(M7c lb
old, 10-1 lo lb.; geese, 8c lb.
Butter, eggs, butterfat, onions, po
tatoes, wool and hay, steady and un
changed. San Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 3. (AP)
Cream f.o.b. San Francisco Slo.
Wall St. Report
STOCK SALE AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistics
Company)
Peb. :
50 20 30 80
Ind'ls RR'a Ufa Total
Today 49.3 38.8 X83.3 jcM.8
Pre, day 404 38.1 84.1 83 0
Weak ago 53.8 28.1 81.0 55.8
Tear ago 81.8 35.T 88.2 4.3
3 yra. ago....l7SJ 134.3 228.4 180.8
X New 1933 low.
BOND SALE AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics
Company)
Peb. S:
20 30 v 30 80
Ind'ls RR'a Ufs Total
. 83.8 64.8 X82.2 70.1
. 83.8 64.8 83.7 70.3
Today
Prer. day
Week ago
64.8 64.7 83.4 71.0
Year ago 67.8 74.8 83.5 75.0
3 yra. ago.... 83.8 104.5 88.2 88.5
X New 1833 low.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3. (AP) Rails
crept tip late today to give a Uttle
better appearance to a ragged and Ir
resolute stock market. Some utilities
and specialties were heavy, however,
and the list was irregular at the fin
ish. Turnover was only about 900,-
000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 30 selected
stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 83
Am. Can 58
Am. & Pgn. Pow. " 5
A. T. & T. 100
Anaconda
Atch. T. & B. P.
. 43
. 9
. 14
. U
. 10
1
. 3514
. 23
law
. 30
. 6
. 19
. 12
, 24
. 25'.
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Steel
Chrysler ..
Coml. Solv. ,...,
Curtlss-Wright .
DuPont
Gen. Foods
Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
I. T. as T.
Johns-Man
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Param. Publlx
Penney (J. O.)
Phltilps Pet ,
814
4
Radio ..
Sou. Pac
Std. Brands .
8t. OH Cal
St. Oil N. J.
. 17
. 14
. 23
. 35
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
Dnlt. Aircraft .
4
, 2514
2314
. 28
U. S. Steel .
Special Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
n m. a I Htvtaf math. A
at 7:30 P- m- Worlc ln F' c'
degree. Visitors invited.
By order of O. W. DeJamett. W. M.
GEO- AljUEin, oecrewj.
4
"Bunny Cloth" 8prlng Frocks ln al
luring new colors and styles. Special
for Saturday at Adrlenne's. $5.95.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
WANT 2500-al. water tank, alao 2-in.,
H4-ln., 1-ln. pipe. Box 0710, Mall
Tribune.
WANTED By experienced lady with
daughter of 9. position In mother
less home. Phone 837-X.
HTOHWAY acreage for aale or trade
pnone oa-i
MODERN, new, 8 -room furnished
house and garage; also cabin, aa.50.
Phone 1283-J.
GENTL-ratAN wanta transportation to
Los Angeles In private car. Will
share expenses, help drive, or both.
Write Box 937S. Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE '29 Pord Tudor, S138.00;
'29 Ford 4 -door sedan. 170.00: "39
Ford roadster, S145.O0: and many
more tj choose from. OATES USEO
OAR LOT.
FOR SALE Pigs, to 4 months oH
Ed Hartshorn, corner of Coleman
and Pioneer road.
LADY will share expenses for trans
portation to Portland. Cabin No.
79, Merrick's.
FOR SALE Almost new electric
washing machine. 713 Palm St.
FOR RENT 1204 Nlantlc First Ins.
Agency.
318 BERRYDALE tUM, water paid,
First Ins. Agency.
1004 E. JACKSON Wood store; rent
right. First Ins. Agency.
824 13TH Low rent. First Ins. Age.
710 DAKOTA Wood store; aiS.00.
First Ins. Agency.
. OOOD OARS AT LOW PRICES
1933 Butck 8dn
UvnJ wrr lttt u a botis car.
s 0rrJeB new cr rusrants tuvl ner-
vlee. Can hardly be elaned m ft
1938 0tu6bakr Roaster - 63 00
- Thousand of mllaa of unuaed
transportation.
1P37 atar Tourinir .47S00
Motor in fine condition. A good
looking care in nice abap.
1026 Hudson Coach 150 00
A good iturdy car. Lota of ml lea in
It yet.
SKrWTOVS OARAGB
Bulck -Pontlac Dealer.
14 So. Bivertde, Phoo 102
Wins High Honors
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Helen Hattorl, 18, was chosen
member of the Epheblan Sooloty,
greatest honor a Los Angeles high
school graduate can win. The Japs
nese girl won the award on schol
irshlp and service. . (Associated
Press Photo
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FOR MARSH STORE
H. E. Marsh, owner of Marsh's Gro
cery located at 130 East Main, Is re
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends this week ln honor of the
nineteenth &nni7?50.ry of the store.
The business was started in the pres
ent location February 5, 1014. It was
known as Marsh and Bennett at first
but Mr. Marsh later bought Mr. Ben
nett's Interest.
The employes all have a record of
years of service with Mr. Marsh.
Arthur M. Putney has been with the
organization 14 years; Louis Crane,
11 years; Mrs. James Murray, book-
keeper, 10 years and Mayn&rd Putney,
seven years.
Mr. Marsh says many of his pres
ent customers have been trading
there since the store opened. Besides
featuring quality groceries at reason
able prices. Marsh's also have a com
plete stock of unusual and Interest
ing foods.
f- .
Fewer Russians
Lose Minds Now
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3. (AP)
Absence of fear for the future, says
Corliss Lamont, professor of philoso
phy at Columbia university and son
of Thomas W. Lamont, banker, has
greatly lessoned. Insanity in Soviet
Russia.
New French Felt Hats. All spring
snadea. . priced at only 93.90. See
them at Adrlenne's.
Eoxy 10c
Ends Tonlte A True Story
"The Blonde Captive"
SATURDAY ONLY
Fifhling for Love and Honert
R lick -fc
ft WHITE
Also Andy Clyde Comedy
Terrytoon News
Continuous Show Sat. 1:30-11
STUDIO
Adults lSe
Kiddles So
Tonlte and Saturday
" Oh andu The Magician"
"Movie Album Thrills"
Serial Cat too n News
4'e "J
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1
TUCKER'S
Beauty Salon
Featuring
Genuine Bingletts
Permanent Wavei
For Limited time,
$1.75
Lillian Pnhl and Doris Gray,
Beauticians.
No Telephone Appointment.)
31 N. Fir St.
Severin Battery Service
Medford Made Batteries
-volt, 13-plite, 1 year guaran
tee, (3.30
Re-wound Armatures fl up
Recharge 60c Our Make tsc
t.V?3 N. HlterMde Phone l0
Foje Craterlsn morls fans will wel
come the announcement today by
James Carey, manager of that theater,
that reduced prices are now effective.
Th Is assures the same hlRD-clsaa,
first-run attractions which are being
featured bj the Craterlsn st substan
tially lower prices, according to Mr.
Carey. All Craterlan seats will be
priced at 1 5c far matinee showings
and 25o for evening performances,
with the usual dime admission for
kiddles. Evening prices will prevail
on Sundays snd holidays, according to
the Craterlan announcement.
Of added Interest to Craterlan pa
trons Is Mr. Carey's announcement
that outstanding features produced by
Me tro-aoldwyn -Mayer, Fox, B. K, O.,
Paramount, Universal, Warner Bros
and Columbia have been booked with
added popular Vitaphone and educa
tional features In store for southern
Oregon cinema fsns. Included ln the
early attractions which have been se
cured by the Craterlan- management
are: Norma Shearer and Clark Oa-
ble's pew hit. "Strange Interlude":
Helen Hays snd Gary Cooper's dra
matlo masterpiece. "Farewell to Arma'
and Richard Dtx remarkable screen
version of "HelPs Highway."
Tomorrow and Saturday the Cra-
IFOR SALE:
The Most Beautiful
WOMAN IN
CHINATOWN
. .... To be Sold to
the Highest Male Bidder
Only one of the many heart-gripping: sit
uations in "THE SON-DAUGHTER"
0o-8tarring Helen Hayes and Ramon
Novarro. Coming to the CRATERLAN
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the
, new low prloes!
Don't Gasp
dmSm
Eat Two laladt daily with t"i,-' '3
Bast Foods Mayonnalta and . 'v J
you, too, may bt tlondori f,i ' ,- ' 4
Lily Damita weighs exactly 114 t " " : f
pounds. She Is 5 feet 3 inches tall; V I'fi ' ' r :l
And 4 glance at her measure- t$xt.iff- i ' 1
meats will prore to you her per- . tl i
feet proportions. f 1' ''jnmmmm
Now how does Mil.. Dimita jflViTL. 'tiJJ
keep so graceful and slender? Sha f JjUt
eats sensibly! Sh cuts out heary W f ' J fima.J
fsttening foods. And substitutes A J 1
two inexpensire salads regularly If
erery day ... corered with Best : i tjt. V '
Foods Mayonnaise. II . - if f '
Why don't yon start this plan at f i .'
once? It's so cffecdrel I I ;', '
Just remember to always Insist on tV ; - vA iV
Best Foods. A mayonnaise yuu : '
can trust I Made of only the finest "
eggs, vinegars, salad oils and t ' . : & WwSJISsJ
spices. . '-'f-"i jtjJLI Jfb'i
Certain mayonnaise makers sr. 1 miT 1
now using Inferior ingredients in y Ife ', i WMF
a frantic effort to lower prices. -.pi-.- r t
Bewarel Set that you get Ben V ' ' V- L 'V"1
Foods. At your grocer's today.
terlan will show the season's out
standing mystery-comedy, "The Pen
guin Pool Murder," which Includes ln
its excellent csst such laugh-producing
artists as Edna May Oliver, and
James Oleason. In this rollicking
mystery film Stuart Palmer's tale is
adroitly manipulated to place suspic
ion on everyone, Including Miss With
ers, whose hat pin Is the murder wea
pon. Investigation further Involves
the aquarium director, whom Parker
had sold out in the stock market;
Mrs. Parker, snd her lover, who hsd
planned to elope, and a pickpocket,
found ln possession of the murdered
man's watch.
Miss Oliver's convincing perform
ance neatly couples humor and drama.
with James Oleason as inspector
Piper, she promotes grand hilarity.
Mae Clarke sympathetically portrays
a harassed wife, and Donald Cook
makes a likeable lover.
Final sale Winter Dresses, values to
$30.95. Many new numbers added to
the group, Saturday special $0, t
Adrlenne's.
j. ,
What's left in Hats
now 30o snd 1.00
ETHEL WYN B. HOFFMANN.
HEMORRHOIDS
Piles Successfully Treated
without Surgery
No Pain No Lou of Time
Consultation A Examination Free
Dr. Harvey E. Millar
205 Liberty Bldg.
At..
Locals
Insurance Man Call, OUbert Mar
lnf of Portland, representatira ot the
Fidelity and Casualty company, wu
In Mediord this morning attending
to ousineas matters and calling on
local agencies.
Adsms lilt by Car Earl Adams ot
Central Point, who was struck this
morning by a car driven by Mrs. L.
F. Blythe, was reported In a painful
out not serious condition at the
Community hospital this afternoon.
Adams was brought to the hospital
shortly before noon. He was walking
behind a wagon when the accident
occurred. Mrs. Blythe's view, accord
NOW!
The Most
Sensational
First Run
Entertainment
Value Ever
Offered In
Medford!
THINK
OF IT
Th. pick of the pictures
from all the major pro
dncers Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Fox-RKO
Paramount Warner Bros.
Universal Columbia
Vitaphone Educational
AU Showing
EXCLUSIVELY
FIRST RUN
IN MEDFORD 1
At Thee
Astounding
Prices!
ZL Today Ct
wwj a aii p np
a uhlx ur
Th tpintcr -
mad the cept look sickl
with
Edna May OLIVER
JAMES GLEASON
MAE CLARKE
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
kmerico
TIMES
AS MUCH FOR
SMOKE
sR
1
&S
rprlE annual per capita expenditure lot
electricity in 1929 arnounied to .0X
In th. same year th American public
nf 16J0 per capita, or more than
times as much, for tobacco. Wo
rit 8.00 per capiia for ic. cream
ut on. and three-fifth, times a much
as for electricity) fSM per capita for
candy 3.50 mora per person than for
electricity.
Th H m otfW mm ac mrgy al aay prica tfaat
dl Ggfca ch. hooM, na&isjrtaH, adi and von dotfiaa.
MM run a dor, cUaa tiia ntp, mok th loc4.
hmt waafa aarf pmada tha vocld'a Sjhui aaipae as
ynoa sm, bracaa at aa lupi ceat at abota thn.
irha ot ma oral br aadi dadaa a tisaly faUl
Ehcnidiy 1$ ora ehepax aiaag fa. bay.
fHE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
ing to the report, was obstructed oy
fog.
New French Pelt Hats. All spring
shades. Priced at only 3 95. 3e
them at Adrlenne's.
Ends Tonlte
"AIR MAIL"
Tomorrow
Tim McCoy
'righting; for Justice"
MATINEE
ALL SEATS
NIGHTS
ALL SEATS
25
Mgt.it Prices Prevail all Day
Sundays and Holidays
Kiddies 10 Always I
Watch For These Hits!
Norma Shearer C Oable
-STRANGE INTERLUDE"
FAREWELL TO ARMS"
Helen Hays Gary Cooper
HELL'S IIIOHWAT
RICHARD MX
THEY'RE COMINO SOON
Saturday
nil nrui
niLKtll II
$1uih who
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Mo,t
Unusual
'Xatur.
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