MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKI), OREGON", WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1933.
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Local and
Newbury III Attorney Gu New
bury was absent from bis office this
morning because of a severe cold.
Evergreen State Those in Medford
from the city of Seattle, who regis
tered at Medford hotels. Included A.
Cautler and James MoAnally.
Mrs. Grove In Hospital Mrs. I. W.
Grove of this city underwent a major
operation this morning at the Com
munity hospital.
Mrs. Bashaw Improved Mrs. Elsie
Bashaw returned this morning to har
position at Swm's Gift shop, after
an Illness of several days.
Mrs. Wilson Goes Airs. H. P. Wil
son left this morning on the train
for Ashland after being guest here
for three days of Mrs. Dora Prloe.
From Llthin City Mrs. P. G. Swed
fenburg was in Medford yesterday at
tending to business matters and can
ing on friends.
Guest from Ashland Mrs. May
Green of Ashland Is spending several
weetcs in Medford as guest of her
mother and sister.
Business Callers Mr. and Mrs. T.
p. Tollefson of Central Point were
business callers In Medford yesterday
accompanied by their son Merland.
'Returns to Klamath H. P. Bos
worth, Jr., has returned to Klamath
Faljs after a short business visit m
this c!ty,
Parsons Arrives Reginald Parsons
of this city and Seattle, arrived this
morning to spend several days at
Hillcrest orchards.
Girls:
Tomorrow only . with
cash purchases and
payment on account
you get . . .
Double
Popularity
Votes
nneim Due's
Announce
New Low-Price
Department of
DRESSES
In these three price groups of new Spring
Dresses, you will find All Taffeta Frocks
Crinkle Crepe silk styles Gay Silk Prints
Soft Rabbit Hair Cloth Dresses In attractive
colors. Polo blue, gray, beige, red. green,
plaids, checks, black and wtilte. And look at
these prleesl
$5 $10
$ X 5
First Spring Hats
WEM GHFTT
1933 Book-Club Membership C
Entitles you to read all the books you want, when- '
ever you wish, throughout the entire year, without
further cost.
Every up-to-date novel that is worth while or that has won inecesi, it include in the
fine list of books available.
DOUBLE POPULARITY VOTES TOMORROW.
200 VOTES WITH $1 MEMBERSHIP
Personal
Gets Bulldlnr Permit A t,ui
permit was issued by the city bulld-
...B ucyarwnens today to C. F. Nich
ols for repairs at his home on Locust
street, amounting to $50.
Leaves for Hospital Mrs. Victor
Dallalre left thLa mom i no- mi .
Shasta for Port Ian rl wham aha win
be a patient at the St. Vincent's hos-
puai ior medical treatment.
Cunningham Better Friends of A.
B. Cunningham, who recentlv un
derwent an operation at the Sacred
Heart hospital, are glad to learn that
he Is getting along very well.
Leave for South Mr. and Mrs.
George 0. Foreman of Eagle Point,
who recently came to this valley from
the south, to make their home, are
leaving tomorrow for San Diego.
Here from Portland wilHnm nrio-
hanbergor of Portland Is a Medford
visitor todav. L. O. nuint nt R:t
Lake City, Utah, Is also in Medford
on business.
Under roes Operation Mrs. J. H.
Crawford of Haven street recently
underwent an oneratlon fitr trn!tr or.
the Sacred Heart hospital and was
reported in a much Improved condi
tion too ay.
Oregonlans B. A. Collier of Rose
burg stopped overnight m Medford,
as did the following EM gene residents:
Mrs. H. O. High, Miss Helen High.
Henry T. DeBoest, H. J. Kallsky and
H. B. Esson.
P.-T, A. to Meet Announcement
has been received from Miss Yetta R.
Olson of Eagle Point that the Parent-
Teachers association of the Eagle
Point school will meet Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Here from California Mr. and Mrs.
P. I. Johnson and Mrs. George Gray
of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Crys
tal of Berkeley, A. N. Young and G.
G. Nelson of San Francisco are Med
ford visitors today.
Grange Plans Dance Talent
O 'arLfire wl'l entertain with a dancing
party Friday night at the town hall.
The public is Invited and music for
dancing will be played by Boon's
orchestra.
From Portland Included among
the large number of Portlanders who
stopped In Medford were R. K. Lse,
Louis R. Centre, C. L. Dining, Ed
Steffen, H. H. Sampels, J. T. Soake,
C. C. Hole, M. J. Coveny. H.G. Find
lay and H. 0. Brayton.
An ounce Meeting Past Noble
Grand olub of Olive Rebekah lodge
will meet tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Bateman, it
was announced today. The business
meeting will be called at 8 o'clock,
to be followed by a program. All
members are urged to attend.
Thieves Steal Shirts Mrs. David
Yale of 809 West Fourth street, re
ported to the city police last night
that five of her husband's white
shirts had been stolen from the
clothesline back of their house. Chief
of Police Clatous McCredle said this
morning that many such complaints
have been received, and women are
warned not to leave clothes hanging
on the line after dark.
Come In and see what's meant by "High Hat.
Both straws end felti In new colors,
$1.95 AND UP
DOUBLE VOTES
TOMORROW
Getohell Home Delroy Oetchell,
president of the Farmers and Fruit
growers bank returned on the Shasta
this morning from a short stay In
San Francisco.
Reynolds Out Again Lew Reynolds
of the Hotel Holland, who recently
suffered a relapse from influenza,
was down at the desk this morning
in a much improved condition.
Thursday Club Meet Phoenix
Thursday club will meet Saturday
this week at the home of Mrs. D. It.
Sloan, it was announced today. It
will be the regular afternoon meet
ing, with Mrs. Lovell Ferns as assist
ant hostees.
Oregonlans Call Howard Maytle.d
of Redmond, F. J. York. E. Sllver
steln, C. H. Stevenson and Norman
Favors of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Summer of Bend and George Barbour
of Roeeburg are calling In Medford
today.
From Distance From points dis
tant, the following hotel guests re
mained In Medford overnight: J. H
Swan and Charles M. Proden of Elko,
Nev., H. C. Myers of Boise, Ida., and
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ferguson of Cin
cinnati, Ohio.
Issue Bounties The county clerk's
office today Issued bounty warrants
to three Jackson county residents,
totaling 924. They went to Robert
A. Ferns for one bobcat; Walter F
Charley of Climax, for one bobcat,
and Gerald Buck of Jacksonville, .for
one bobcat and five coyotes.
Registered Here The list of hotel
registrations today Includes the names
of Donald Gray, Oswego: Harvey C.
Jack, Portland; Vert Phillips. Port
land; Gwendolyn Moore, Sacramento;
George W. Blockman of San Fran
cisco, Mr. and Mrs. H Lineman, also
of the bay city, Gerald Sutton of
Portland and J. O. Stearns of Salem.
Mr. Emory Here Fred Emory.
northwest representative of the Line
Material Co. of Milwaukee. Wis., Is
spending several days in Medford and
vicinity this week. Mr. Emory Is a
former member of Copco organiza
tion and has many friends in Med
ford and southern Oregon.
Naturalisation Court Postpone
ment of the winter term of naturaliz
ation court was announced yesterday
by Mrs. G. Q. A'Alblnl. The court
originally scheduled for February
18 will not convene for -.a week or
two. Notices of meeting will be sent
to the interested persons.
Rates May Be Reduced A.' 8.
Rosenbaum, general freight and pas
senger agent for the Southern pa
olfic. refuses to say "yes" or "no,"
but there Is a report about town
this week to the effect that the
Southern Pacific is going to put on
another cent-a-mlle special this
month. Many are expecting the re
duction to occur around February 12
and are hoping to attend the ground
breaking ceremony for the Golden
Gate bridge in San Francisco a few
days later.
.A.R
Crater Lake chapter of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution will
observe the anniversary of the birth
of Oeorge Washington with a lunch'
eon and social meeting, in the par
lors of the Presbyterian church, on
Wednesday, February 33, at 1 oolock.
As Is customary at the annual
luncheon, the membership roll will
be called. The program commlttoe
will furnish the questions on his
torical subjects, and their- anewe-s
for this roll-call.
The regent, Mrs. Dixon, requests
all officers and oommlttee chairmen
to bring their reports to this meet
ing In order tht she may have the
Information for her report to the
atate society.
Phest Colds
VS .... Best treated
r"3 ' without "dosing"
flML'lHMI-.'JlaJLJ
Dry SLABS
per Tier
You Haul Them.
Medford Fuel Co.
1122 N. Central
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BALLOT THURSDAY
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Cecil Humphrey
Dorothy Nyswanner
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Neva Samuels
Bern ice Gilt
Clara Younger i,,..
Mary Blschoff , ,
Dorothy Leonard
Marlon Hamrtck. Ot. Point..
Venlta Anderson ........
Mollie Brown ,, .,-
Shirley Offord - -
Alice Farasworth ,
Loleta Bennett
Dorothy Shaw
Ruth Demorest
Chrystlne Pearson
Kathertne Stewart
Helen Stewart
Genevieve Brown
Dorothy Reynolds
Sally Roberts
Frances Sparrow ,
Erlene Taylor, Ruch
Dorothy Lee -.
Pearl Rhodes .. .,..,. ,
Peggy G inn
Viola Strong
Louise Laughead,, Jacksonville
Alice Walton, Jacksonville......
Bernedlne Arnold, Jacksonville
Norma Gordon, Axhinnrt ,
Frances Hess, AwhiAnrf ,
Beth Joy. Ashland ' , -
Frances Splndler, Ashland
Marie Woodson, Ashland...
Doris Conger ,
Mary Polly, Ashland ,
Kathertne Appiegate ,
Elizabeth Appiegate ,
Marcella Smyth
Goldle Higdon ,
Marguerite McAllister ...,
Ruth Boussum
Evelyn Leonard
Margaret Burroughs w.
Thelma Heard - .........
Ruth Meusel
Louise Elrod
Billy Ranney
Josephine Power M
Evlyne McKee -.
Winifred Jones
Edna Newbry, Talent .......
Jean Chamberlain .......
Jean Swlgart
Oracle Wakefield, Jacksonville
Frances . Wakefield, J'ksonvllle
Virginia Pick, Jacksonville -.
Oleta Rogers ..............
138.300
Marie Rlgdon, Ashland.
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Lucille Gordon, Ashland....
Frances Cramer, Ashland..
Maxino Miller, Ashland...
Florence Bellinger, Ashland.
Virginia Crandall, Ashland
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Tomorrow
"Afraid To Talk"
Erlo Linden Sidney Fox
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TONITE Buster Keaton
In "SPEAK EASILY1
Thur. Lowell Sherman
In "FALSE FACES"
STUDIO
ENDS TONITE, Edw. O. Robinson
In "TIGER SHARK"
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnston
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Sis.
Wall St. Report
STOCK SALE 8AVERAGES
(Copyright. 1033. Standard Statistics
Company)
Feb. 8:
' 60 30 30 90
Jnd'ls RR'a Ut's Total
Today 49.0 38.9 83.8 63 5
Prev. day 49.4 38.3 83.1 51.9
Week ago. 80 S 38.8 84.T 53.0
Year ago 68.3 31.7 94.3 60.5
S yrs. Bgo....l81.7 140.3 333.1 183.9
BOND SAI.B AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics
Company)
Feb. 8:
30 30 30 60
Ind'll RR's tit's Total
Today 63.3 64.8 82.3 70.0
Prev. day 63.1 64.4 81.1 69.8
Week ago. 64.0 65.6 83.3 70.8
Year ago. 67.3 73.7 81.9 73.9
3 yrs ago.- 93.1 10S1 98.3 96.8
NEW YORK, Feb. 8. (AP) A slow
rally In the stock market was Inter
rupted only temporarily by a sag In
the tobacco Issues today, and net
gains of fractions to more than a
point were numerous at the finish.
Turnover was only about 700,000
ahares. .
Today'a closing prices for 30 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye...... 83
Am. Can ...... 68
Am. ss Fgn. Pow 6H
A. T. & T 101
Anaconda 7
Atch. T. & 8. r.
Bendtx Avla
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Coml. Solv.
Curttas-Wrlght
DuPont
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Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
. 31
1. T. Ic T.
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward
North Amer. ,
. 30
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Param. Publix M
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet
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. 38 i
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. 17
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. 344
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Sou. Pac
Std. Branda
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer.
4H
Union Carb 2414
United Aircraft 244
U. 8. Steel 27?4
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Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 8. (AP)
CATTLE. 38: calves 10; steady.
HOGS. 350: steady.
SHEEP and LAMBS. 850: steady.
Portland Foduce
PORTLAND, Feb. 8 (AP) COUN
TRY MEATS selling price to retail
ers: Country-killed hogs, best butch
ers, under 150 lbs. -3-5c: vealers.
80-100 lbs.. 8V4-9o lb.; lambs, ll-13o;
yearlings, 5c: heavy ewes, 4x4i4o:
Beth. Steel
is a Fact,
we" known by leaV tobacco ex-
pert, that Camels are made
from finer. MORE EXPENSIVE
tobaccos than am other popular
brand. We actually pay MILLIONS
MORE every year to insure your
enjoyment.
ISItniA N. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
v.rrai
canner cows, 3i4-3!Jc lb.; bulls, 4
4'ic lb.
LIVE POULTRY Buying price:
heavy hens, colored 4 lbs., 10c; do
mediums, 80: lights, 6c: springs, light
11c; heavy. He: old roosters, 5c:
ducks. Pekin, spring, toms. No. 1, 13c;
hens, 14c: No. 3. hens, 10-llc; No. 3
tons. 10c; culls 7c.
Butter, eggs, butterfat, onions, po
tatoes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged.
San FrancUt-o Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8. (API
Cream f.o.b. San Francisco, lSc.
0. T. Baker, secretary of the Med
ford Chamber of Commerce, who has
accepted the position of secretary to
the Boise. Idaho, chamber, Is expect
ed to return to Medford on this even
ing's train. His formal resignation,
It Is understood, will be submitted
to the local board at the luncheon
meeting tomorrow. A successor will
then be considered for the local posi
tion. The trsnsfer Is a promotion
for Mr. Baker.
4
Ship Fire Set.
BORDEAUX, France, Feb. 8. P)
Destruction of the teamer Atlantlque.
which burned In the English channel
last month, has been dltlnltely at
tributed to arson by an Investigating
board, and today's newspapers said
an arrest was imminent.
Be correctly corseted
by ETHBLWYN B HOFFMANN
Sixth and Holly
Dr. R. W. Clancy hasresumed prac
tice In Medford. Room 308 Medford
Bldg. Phonea Office 77; Res. 118.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
FOR BALE Fine Upright piano, ma
hogany case. 178; 13 monthly han
dles. See It st Cltne Piano Co.,
Main and Riverside.
295 AND your piano buys a beau
tiful Baby Qrand; pay balance nice
rent. Cllnc Piano Co., Main and
Riverside.
MINERS who hav reasonable pros
pects ana require financial assist
ance, write brief description to
Box 8557. Mail Tribune.
FOR SALE Jersey cow and heifer;
coming rresn aoon. Hugger Kancn,
west of Central Point.
WIND ORCHARD extra fancy and
fancy wrapped and packed cornice
pears, tl.10 per box. For sale at
Big "7" Warehouse.
FOR RENT Modern S-room unfur
nished home. In excellent condi
tion; hardwood floors, fireplace,
bullt-lns, stationary laundry trays;
good location: 20 per mo., water
paid. Phone 738.
WANTED To buy for cash, light car
in good condition. Phone 790-J.
WANTED Qlrl or woman to assist
with housework for home. Phone
1067-L.
INCOME TAX Let me prepare your
lui-uiuQ in return, xears of experi
ence. Both State and Fedoral are
now due. Fred L Colvlg. 625 d.
Central. Phone 736-M.
A FEW large, very heavy cardboard
ou.wnwio lur siuring- oeaainc.
clothing, etc., for sale cheap at
Commercial Printing Dept. Mall
Tribune, 38 N. Grape.
1933 PRICES!
15c-25c
Mat. Night
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Mow
train faros
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Tourui fares to California cut.
Longer limits. Stopover privi
legesand dozens more Califor
nia destinations Included. Now
you can ride in warm, steam
nested coaches or reclining chair
ctn for less than ever before.
And you can sleep In a comfor
table tourist berth for the night
for as little as S1.50. (Tourist
berths are the same size as Stand- .
ard Pullman berths not as lux
urious, but very comfortable.) ;
Stopover anywhere within tht
limit of your ticket. Roundtrips
are good for 21 days.
SAMPLE TOURIST FARES
One Round- .
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SAN FRANCISCO 112.00 $18.0
LOS ANORLF.8 21.30 28.70
and mtitj olbtrs
Southern Pacific
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' Phone 34
Severin Battery Service
Medford Had Batten ft
volt, IS-plate, I year guaran
tee. M
Re wound Armatures l op
Becharge 80c. Our Make KSc
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