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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD AT ATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1933. PAGE NINE Local and Personal in Medford Todny -Mrs. Jacob Pry and Mrs. O. E. Henderson of Eag'e Point are spending today In Medford on bualnea and pleasure. Stop in Medford h Westlund and J. O. Piatt, both of Seattle, were Washington folk who were listed on hotel registers here today. prom Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimes of Klamath Falls were visitors In Medford yesterday and were guests at a local hotel. Mrs. Muck Still 111 Mrs. Mabel Mack, home demonstration agent, ts still 111 at her home, suffering from complications following Influenza. Represents CompanyMr. and Mrs. K. O. McDonald of Portland were vis itors In Medford overnight. Mr. Mc Donald Is with the Texas OH com i pany. Report Flue Fire Fire Chief Roy Elliott reported a flue ftre this morn ing at the A. C. Hubbard residence. 322 South Riverside avenue. No dam age resulted, he reported. ' Marriage License A marriage li cense was issued at the county court house yesterday to Joseph Francis Terry and May E. Bellinger, both of Hilt. Cal. Business Callers Among business callers In Medford today from other districts were Mrs. Frank Lark and son Edward of Jacksonville, Ed Web ber of Butte creek and Mrs. E. C. Faber of Central Point. Williams Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hendrtckson ot this city spent several days this week as guests of friends In the Williams creek district. They returned to Mod ford yesterday. To Hold Clinic Dr. E. A. Friend of Los Angeles, Oal., will arrive in Med f ford this week-end. where he will assist Dr. E. J. Carpenter In a two day clinic at his office In "the Holly theater building Monday and Tues day, February 13 and 14. From Bay City J. J. Kennedy was a business caller In Medford this morning from San Francisco. Others from the bay city were Miss Gertrude Keane, Mrs. A. Fox, T L. Lewis and Lydla O. Schrelbner. Port landers Call Mr. and Mrs. D. Vance of the Rose city were guests here today, registered at a local hotel last night. C. B. Dawson, E. B. Con nell, R. Woehr, C. O. Evans. Chas. Combs and L. Robinson and wife wre also visitors from Portland. From Northern Points W. O. Beaver of Everett, Wash., was a busi ness caller In Medford yesterday and was registered at a local hotel last night. Other registrations from north' ern points Included Ralph Spalding, Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Moculloch of Roseburg. In City yesterday Thers -were number of out-of-town visitors here yesterday for the Daughters of the Nile luncheon honoring the supreme queen, Mrs. L. Pearle McClellan of Albany, N. T. Among them were Mrs. Sam Baker of Grants Pass. Mrs. f Henry Enders and Mrs. W. H. Mc- Nalr of Ashland. . Dance This Evening The Valen tine dance being given by the Poca hontas lodge for Its members and the Redmen lodge and the members' friends, Is scheduled for this evening In the Redmen hall. Music will bo furnished by Dickey's orchestra, and refreshments will be served, accord' lng to the announcement. Medford Man Here Joe Harrell or Medford was m this olty Thursday n business. Grants Pasa Dally Courier. Mrs. Smith Better Mrs. Helen Johns Smith returned to the beauty porlor this morning after a week's illness with Influenza. Trip to Medford Mr. and Mrs. Don Beckett of this city motored to Med-1 ford Thursday, accompanied by Rer. H. H. Mitchell, who went on to Ash land on business. Grants Pass Dally Courier. Get License to Wed A marriage license was Issued by the county clerk's office today to Dr. Barnum E Smith, physician of Ashland, and Eve lyn Carolyn Jeffres, nurse of Ash land. The marriage will be the sec ond for bride snd for groom. On Business Here Boyd J. Dreesen of Washington, D. c who Is with the aeronautical division of the United States department of commerce, is spending a few days In Medford on business In connection with the de partment. j Goes to Seattle Lieutenant Con nors of Brooks field, San Antonio, Tex., flying a IT. S. army ship, ar rived at the Medford municipal air port this afternoon from Crlssey field. California, en route to Seattle. Lieu tenant Connors had his plane serv iced before continuing his flight. Gates In Portland According to the column, "Those Who Come and Go." published in the Morning Ore gon! an. "Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gates, proprietors of two Medford grocery stores," are guests at the Imperial hotel in the northern city. eUoe in City G. D. Roe, special representative of Montgomery Ward & Co.. Is at the local Ward store, opening up a new typewriter depart ment. Mr. Roe has many friends here, and has visited Medford for the past 25 years in the interest of type writer companies. Flying South Lt. T. B. Anderson of the TT, S. army, left by plane this morning for his home port at Rock well field, San Diego, Ca!.. having re mained overnight in Medford. Lieu tenant Anderson stopped-at the local airport Monday en route to Seattle. P. F. E. Man Visits O. A. Rich ardson, superintendent of the Pacific Fruit Express, stopped off for a few minutes in Medford this morning when en route north on the Shasta, and was greeted by a number of lo cal fruit men while here, Chimney Fires Three chlmuey fires were reported late Thursday afternoon by the city fire department, at the Christine Meclno home, 603 Benson; the Abby K. Thomas resi dence, 718 West Main street, and the O. L. Houston home, 716 West Thir teenth street. Portlanders From the city of Port land, hotel guests include 0. O. Greg ory, A. F. Roth, O. J. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Llnd, Ole Ohlson, E. Ran dall, P. L. Lattner, M. Eppsteln, W. N. Rife, C. S. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Keonan, C. E. Raymond. Miss Shirley Ross and Miss Crystal Nagle. California Folk O. M. Kimmel. Bertram Smith and Dave O'Brien of San Francisco were guests at local hotels overnight, as were the follow ing Californlans: Charles B. Howard and party of Ohico, D. E. Snowden of Modesto and Frank L. Scott, Min- ard O. LeFever and J. M. Reid of Los Angeles. From a Distance Those registering at Medford hotels from distant points Include James Horowitz ot New York city, W. T. Glass of Rochester, N. 1 , and H. F. Nelson and Bill Watson of Burke, Ida. Firestone Meeting Firestone deal ers of this district met yesterday at the Hotel Jackson for a meeting wltn A. J. Stevens of Portland, district manager, who arrived here for a con ference with dealers, Get Bounties William Stucker o! Eagle Point received six dollars this morning from the county clerk's of fice when he brought in two bobcat hides. A. E. Scran ton of Jacksonville also received six dollars on a coyote and one bobcat hide. craterTarewell Markets' Livestock. PORTLAND, Feb. 10. (AP) Cat tle. IS. steady. Hogs, 75; steady to strong. Sheep and lamba, 365; steady. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Feb. 10 (AP) Wheat f Open Hlg! Low Close May 45H 5H -45'i July 46 y, .46 !4 .46 Cash wheat: No. 1 Btg Bend bluestem Dark hard winter, 13 pet. 11 pet Sc't white , Western white Hard winter ' . Meeting of the Craters club, planned as a farewell party for C. T. Baker, who leaves soon for Boise, Idaho, where he will be secretary of the chamber of commerce, will be held Monday, February 20, lt was an nounced this morning. The party was originally scheduled for Monday. February 13. The date was changed to avoid a conflict with the annual Lincoln banquet, schedul ed for that evening. 1 Jacksonville rfl Betty Crocker Angel Food No doubt that name brings back pleasant sensations of a delicious dessert you enjoyed not long ago. Because of popular demand we are again featuring these unexcelled , , 13 Egg ANGEL FOOD CAKES 37c For Saturday Only Iced with home-made boiled egg white frosting, or uniced, according to your choice. This cake is a regular 75o value. Northern spring , Western red Oats: No. 3 white. (18 50 Corn: No. 2 E. yellow $17.50. Mlllrun. standard, $13. Today's car receipts: barley, 3; flour, 6; corn, hay, 1. MYt 40 .51 .51 .41 .43 14 .41 ii .4254 41 'A .4054 Wheat, 19: 3; oats, 3; Week ago 63.6 year ago.. 66.8 3 yrs. ago ..83.3 64 8 73.0 105.0 83 3 81.8 S8.1 70.1 73.5 S8.8 NEW YORK. Feb. 10. (AP) The stock market lacked stamina to con tinue Its advance today, and In sev eral cases eased off a point or more under light selling. The closing tone was heavy. Transfers approximated 700.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 30 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. Sz Dye 83H Am. Can 58 Am. & Fgn. Pow , ,m - 614 A. T. & T loan Anaconda .,. 714 Atch. T. & 3. F 44H Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel Chrysler Coml. Solv ........ Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont .. Gen. Foods ...... Oen. Motors Int. Harvest. - I. T. tc T Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer.. Param. Publix Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet ... Radio Portland Foduce free Popularity Votes with each cake. J WHY NOT TODAY? That famous Italian style ' Noodle Dinner made with FISCHER'S GOLD MEDAL FRESH EGG and MILK NOODLES Will serve six people at a total cost of 5c per person Recipe in the package At Tour Grocer JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 10. (Spl.) Southern Oregon Breeders' association met Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilson. Twenty members were pres ent. The ladies served a rabbit din ner. A business meeting was held, and an instructive talk on Angora rabbits was given by E. L. Bernier or Bellingham, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. James Lit tell, Jr., en tertained with ft card party Wednes day. Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coleman, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Oil Its, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dorothy. Miss Carmen Dorothy and Donald Dorothy. High scores were awarded Miss Dorothy and Lee Smith. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. John Hueners and Mrs. Archie Bowman attended a meeting of the Ladles' Aid society of the St. Peters' Luther n church Thursday. A play honoring Lincoln's birthday and several musical numbers will be given by the grade school pupils dur ing the program at Jacksonville. Orange Friday. Mrs. Fred Pick, Mrs. E. S. Sever ance and Miss Mollis Brltt attended Daughters of the Nile meeting at the Medford Masonic hall Wednesday honoring the official visit of the su preme queen, L. Pearl McClellan .or Albany, N. Y. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pick and eon. Dale, and Mrs J. D. Brown of King's highway motored to Missouri flat on Monday afternoon to visit at the J. T. Cook home. ( Home Economics club of Jackson ville Grange met with Mrs. Tom Gil ford of the West Side district Thurs day. Mrs. J. D. Brown of Kings Highway returned home Tuesday after several days with her sister, Mrs. Peter Fick. Members of the Royal Neighbor Lodge are planning to attend the R. N. A. rally February 18 at Grants Pass. Mrs. Archie Bowman and children, Ida, Lome and Elmer, visited at the Lon Hulse home near Ruch Sunday. Mrs. John Hueners and sons, Ernst and George and Mrs. Archie Bowman and daughter, Ida, attended the young peoples' entertainment at the St Peters Luthern church in Medford Wednesday. Gilford White of Medford spent Wednesday evening at the Archie Bowman home. He Is a member of the U. 8. army and after being home on a furlough will return this week to the Hawaiian islands, where he will be stationed. A family dinner was enjoyed at the L. T. Wilson home Wednesday. Pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. George Wendt and sons. Lester and Donald, of Jacksonville end Mr. and Mrs. Arthur West and dau ghter, Betty, of Perrydale. Theron Babb Is much Improved, following an operation at the Com munity hospital recently. Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Chlldera enter tained at dinner Sunday for the fol lowing relatives: Mrs. Leonard Mc Kee and daughters Marcine and Enid of Big Applegate, Mr. and Mrs. Ker- mlt Combs and Mr. and Mrs. Chestei Joni and son. Junior, of Medford. P.-T. A. of Jacksonville will enter tain the county P.-T. A. unit at the J Presbyterian church here February ! 11. The business meeting will begin at 10 a. m, and a luncheon will be served at noon for a reasonable sum. ; Program will Include a talk on school bills before the legislature by County School Superintendent Bow man A speech by Mrs. Mabel Church, Medford teacher, a vocal duet by Mrs. Anna Wendt and Mrs. Catherine Wendt, a vocal solo by Mrs. John R. Knight, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Catherine Wendt and a piano duet by Mrs. Mabel Sims and Mrs. Wendt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller received word Wednesday of the birth of their first grandchlid, an 6 -pound boy, born to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stoker at Oakland. Calif. Mrs. Stoker will be remembered here as Vivian Miller. 1 Newspaper Men ' Visiting Medford Frank Bartholomew and Tom Cur ran, newspapermen from San Fran cisco, are business visitors In Med ford today. They plan to remain here several days. PORTLAND, Feb. 10. (AP) Live poultry, buying price: Heavy hens, colored. 4 lbs., 10c; do mediums. 8c: lights. 6c; aprlngs. light. 11c; heavy. 11c; old roosters, 5c; ducks, pekin. spring. 17c. old ducks, Pekin, 11 13c; colored, 10c lb. Butter, eggs, country meats, mohair, nuts, cascara bark, hops, butterfat. onions, potatoes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. 8. F. Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. (AP) Cream, f. o. b., San Francisco, 18lc. Wall St Report STOCK SALE AVERAGES (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Company) Feb. 10: 80 Ind'ls Today -. 60.1 Prev. day . 61.0 Week ago.... 49.2 Year ago 57.4 3 yrs. ago.... 181.1 30 RR'S 39.7 39.7 28.6 31.5 139.9 20 Ut's 83.8 86.1 82.3 92.2 234.1 ' 90 Total 62 63.7 81.8 69.5 183.6 BOND SALE AVERAGES (Copyright. 1933, Standard Statistics Company) Feb. 10: Today Prev. day. 20 Ind'ls ... 63.3 .. 63.3 20 RR's 65.7 65.6 30 Ut's 82.6 83.7 60 Total 70.4 70.5 TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOB SALE Jersey cow and heifer: coming fresh soon. Hugger Ranch, west of Central Point. DRY FIR and black oak. Phone 15S Jacksonville. FOR SALE Good coal. 60c sack. Ill No. Fir St. Phone 332. Retaking Trucking Co. MEDFORD modorn, clear bungalow, close In, and'eash for acreage, stock or dairy ranch. Box loo. Talent, Ore FOR SALE Whoopee, model T car . with license, 15; running fine. 122 Tripp St. Sou. Pac Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. st. on n. j Trans. Amer, .. Union Carb Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel 9?, , 14 "4 , 11 - 1'i . 37H 34 !4 13'i, 191, . 63, 19 13, 35U 25H .. 5 ti 18 15 ' - 24 V, 26!', .A.. 5 Mi : 24 'i 23 27H IN FEATURE SALE Carold J. Parker, local distributor for Durkee'a products, announced to day that the grocery stores of Med ford and vicinity are featuring a special combination offer on Durkee's salad dressing and Durkee's mayonnaise. Mr. Parker says: "Durkee's salad dressing Is the original salad dress lng and has been on the market foi over 75 years. It Is different because a definite art Is applied In Its manu facture.' According to Mr. Parker, 13 different spices are added to a lar?e quantity of pure vinegar and agitated In this vinegar for a period of six months. At the end of six months this mixture Is then passed througn a filter which removes all of the fib rous materials and leaves a pure, clean vinegar with the blended, flavor of the spices. This vinegar Is then mixed with oil, eggs and one or two other Ingredients in specially con' atructed churns. The product 11 aged for 30 days In order to secure the propar blend after manufactur lng. Durkee's salad dressing ts not only a product that can be used on salad but lt is extremely delicious as an appetizer on saltlnes or with any meat or sea food, either hot or cold. It adds a delightful spicy flavor o any kind of sandwich. Fishing Villages Wrecked By Seas ST. OEOROE'S, N. F., Feb. 10. (AP) Swirling waters of Bay St. George, backed up today under the force of a gale out of the northwest, carried wreckage from a dozen coas tal villages out to sea. The bay, swept by gales yesterday, flooded the village of Sandy Point and forced -Ls 4S0 fish erf oik to seek refuge in their attics. Other villages reported looses of fishing stores, boats and gear, and the total damage will run into thou sands of dollars. ii m mim in mmKmmmmmmissmissssssmmmamssuuMHttmm timmMam sun-mon-tues. "An afternoon of happiness . . paid for with years of paint' NINA and NED... shared their irartlfng secret . . of love denied, I THE PICTURE THAT REVOLUTIONIZES TALKINQ PICTURES M-Q'M'i Newest Achievement starring . . N0MA SHEARER """GABLE vmrriTi . Ii J X i . ture has been shown at rood show prices the country overt We bring It to you at 1933 prices! Sterling O. Mendenhall of Port land, former Medford theater man, i who recently purchased an interest In the Grants Pass Amusement company. Is to take over the management of the Rlvoli and . state theaters In Grants Pass, according to announce ment made yesterday afternoon. The Grants Pass Amusement company is Jointly owned by Walter Leverette ot Medford and George Hunt of Rose burg, who was also formerly In the theatre business In Medford. . Debate Dates Are Announced In the inter-city high school debate schedule, for this season, Grants Pass high school debaters will meet the Ashland tams Wednesday, February 16, according to announcement made In Grants Pass. The climate city Will be represented by Jack VanDyki, John Shaw, Julia Qutnby and Fred Dayton. Lutheran - Ladles' Satuprday. Feb. 11, eery. Aid Food Sale, at Reliable Gro- DOUBLE CONSTRUCTED HOMB a 4 a I- Consisting of living S fin room, hardwood floor, fireplace, dinette, kit chen, 3 sleeping rooms and bath. Located on paved street, all assess ment paid. This home Is prac tically new and can be had for $200 down, balance $20 per month. See Charles a. Wing Agency, Inc. R.BD HOT BAG-AIN kgmf 7 acres of excellent free NH Q soli, about 340 pear trees, 4 years old and younger; 20 cherries, 13 peaches, 3 quince, 3 butternuts, 1 apple, 4 almond, 30 gooseberries; 3 -room house, chicken house, 30x80, which cost $600 when built; garage. This property Is only 2' miles from Medford on splen did road, and we consider lt one f the outstanding bargains of the year. Total price $975.00; $360.00 cash, balance on terms to suit re sponsible parties. Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., Exclusive Agents. FOR SALE Gentle young saddle mare. Call 1013 E. Jackson. . Ends Tonltfl "Afraid to Talk" Saturday Only Buck Jones "The Sundown Rider" Here THF. NF.W S i II III r--r n li I I 1 l Ii. II XX II II II I 1 1 Nx jy 1 1 w 1 1 V I J Home Owned I Kn yv m. a r Home Owned . Operated lOc Phone 201 Children 0c First S Rows TONITE Lowell Sherman in 'FALSE FACES" . Sat. Only Ken Maynard In- ' "BETWEEN FIGHTING MEN" Also Candled Camera Bridge Wives News 1 Continuous Shows Sat. 1:30-11' STUDIO Adults ISO Kiddle 8c Tonlte and Saturday "CONGORILLA" with Mr. and Mrs, Mnrtln Johnson Serial Ripley Cartoon News Dynamic Drama! Roaring Comedy! Thundering Action! tHJ. TODAY AND SATURDAY SPKCIALI MICKEY MOUSE In Ills Latent All Color Cartoon Comedy News If EDMUND LOWE WYNNI GIBSON lOHaiUOf MOXHOail tj Allan DIHINAKf Lutheran Ladles' Aid Pood Sale, Saturday, Feb. 11. at Reliable Grocery. HEM0KEH0ID8 piles Successfully Treated without Sorcery No Pain No Los, of Time Consultation A Examination Free Dr. Haney K Miller (OS Liberty Bld(. Cash Does It Meat Market Located 107 Wet Main, 0pp. Rialto Theater Where Quality and Prices Meet At Our Market You Win Find the Hlgtiest Quality Swiff, U. S. INSPECTED MEATS When planning your dally menu,, we Inrlte yon to select one of onr suernlent Steaks or Prime Beef Roasts, Breakfast Bacon or Brookfleld Sausage. ' Operated Under Personal Supervision of McFerren Bros. 1 1 2-Inch Wheelbase 75 Horsepower New and distinctive lines, larger, roomier bodies, faster acceleration and increased power, speed and economy are outstanding features of the New ford V 8-oylinder oar. This is the roomiest and most powerful Ford ever built, and it brings a new style of beauty, . new standard of comfort and t new pace in performance at a low price. See It at Our Showrooms SatluuE'day, Felb. 1 E C. E. Gates Auto Co. Sixth and Riverside. , Phone 141 Phone 203 We Specialize in Designing Ice : Cream Creations for Holiday Parties..... Order Your Valentine ICE CREAM Oay heart-shaped Ice Cream Molds Bricks with heart centers and a number of other attractive specials for Valentine's. Serve Snider's Ice Cream to make your party a success. Tune in: Saturday 11:15 A. M. KMED Snider Dairy & Produce Co. N. Bartlett "If It's Snider's, It's the Best to Buy'