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arwiimm I! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFOKl). OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1933. PAGE NINE Local and Personal Got to Salem Mrs. Monnle Hau ur, who has been In this district for the past several days, lelt this morn ing on the Shasta (or Salem. Journeys North Miss Alleen Bry ant lelt by train this forenoon for ugene and Portland She la from Hew Yorw city. Mrs. Cox Better 'Mrs. H. D. Cox of Central Point, who Is receiving treat ment at a looal hospital, was reported In an Improved condition yesterday afternoon. Guest of Wortmans Mrs. O. E. Harkness of Portland Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wortman at their tiome near Phoenix. Mrs. Hsrlcness Is Mrs. Wortmsn's sister. Lodge at 7:30 Pocahontas lodge Twill meet this evening at T.ao ociocx instead of 8 o'clock, as Is customary, it was announced today. The gath ering will -be held In the Redman hall. Meors In North Vred w. Mean, at one time city attorney of Medford, is now located at Salem, where he has entered Into law practice. Word was received from the former Medford .man today by Joseph O. Orey. Mrs. French IllMrs. A. L. French of Grant Pass Is much Improved, following a serious major operation at the Josephine hospital last TnurS' day. Her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Wble of Medford, Is staying with her. Callfornlans Visit Medford James B. Lovejoy. one of the owners of the Siskiyou Kews of Yreka, Cel., was In Medford today, accompanied by Mrs. Lovejoy and her mother, Mrs. Prank Dumphy. Yesterday In Bojpburg -Hugh B, v Rankin, supervisor of Rogue River 7 national forest, and Norman C. whits, aalstf-.nt supervisor, spent yesterday In Hoseburg attending to business matters at the forts service office there . Finds Butterfly A golden butter fly was found this morning at the horns of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Carey of the Eden precinct, according to Mrs. Carev. who telephoned the Mall Tribune. Mrs. Carey said the little butterfly substantiated the claims that spring Is here, as she hsd point ed out In a poem she had written, which was published In the Mall Tribune a few days ago. Stop Here Listed among hotel guests stopping In Medford overnight were Harry M. Shadle of Seattle, Mr, and Mrs., W. J. Rice of Oakland, Frank Cooper, A. J. MoAdams and P. I Hardisty of Eugene, Mrs. C. C. Williams of Marshfleld, Clarence W. Reynolds of Corvallls. I. L. Low, R. H. Brown, T. R. Glllenwaters and J. H. Turnbull of Klamath Falls and C. B. Stead of San Francisco. Card Party Friday It was an, nounced today by the Wenonah club that the regular monthly public card party will be held Friday evening In the Redman hall, for members and their friends. Pinochle, five hundred i and bridge will be In play, starting at 8:30 o'clock. Refreshments are to be served by the committee. Ber- nice Sears and Evelyn Knudzen. A smal charge will be made. On Honor Roll The name of Miss Elaine Brophy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Brophy, was eliminated from the honor roll released by Jun ior high school. It should have ap peared on the OA list, It was an nounced today. Precipitation Light Only .10 of an Inch of rainfall was recorded at the Medford branch of the U. S. weather bureau between S a. m. and 5 p. m. yesterday. Prom 5 pm. yesterday to S a. m. today, noly a traco was recorded. Portlanders Hotel guests Included from Portlsnd: O. R. Coffin, Mr. snd Mrs. W; C. Green, Fred Rltlnger. O. A Warren, A. K Lumsden. O. H. Carson. H. O. Hanford. H. O. Walling, M. C Cory, J. F. Wallace. A. C. Smith, R. D. Johnstone, L. p. Iserman, Bruce BasinMci, Ruth Cummins, A. s. Moody, J L Wright, Wilbur Phillips and C. woosiey. . At the Hotels Included among ho, tel guests are J. B. Spalletta of Cres cent City, Ployd Peterson and J. G. Plnkston of Coqullle. P. B. Hawley or Oregon City. E, Anderson and A B. Goodman of Portland, H. V. Schmalz and Tom Clark of Bums, Wm. J. Walsh of Salem, John F. Callahan of San Francisco and J. B. Oarro!!, of Portland. Colbert-Marsh Hit On Craterian Bill: Fine Show Sunday "Tonight Is Ours," Claudette Col bert-Frederic March starring picture, which opened today at the Fox Cra terian theater, and which will con tinue It run there through Satur day, la an adaptation of a play by Noel Coward, brilliant young EngUsn actor; author, composer and general Jack-of-all-trades, who la best known to the movie public for his "Private Lives." The ft! marks the first appear ance of March on the screen since his winning of the award of the Acad emy of Motion Picture Arte and Scl encea for the best performance of 1932. Like other Coward works, "Tonight Is Ours" la an amusing and romantic tale of the Uvea of clever, intelligent people. Miss Colbert la cast as a young woman who has tossed aside the lesponsl bill ties of a kingdom for a fling at Paris, and March as a young Parisian who Insists on sharing the fling with her. Ronald Coleman In "Cyrara" opens at the Craterian Sunday, according to Manager Jim Carey. YREKASLAYTR is 23 BALLOT THEFTS IS REVELATION It became known today from au thentic sources that 33 men were in dicted by the grand Jury for complic ity in the brazen and bungiesome ballot theft. Positively known as Indicted were L. A. Banks, held for murder; County Jude S. H. Fehl, Sheriff Gordon L. Schermerhorn, Walter J. Jones, mayor of Rogue River and a Fehl appointee as rosd supervisor: Charles W. Davis. whom Fehl endeavored to name for a county machine shop berth; T. L. Brecheen, Ashland Democratic ward work, politically active alnce hi arrival from California 18 months ago; R. C. Cummlnga of the Wlmer district; Jean Conners, one of the "Grecnapring Mountain Boys"; John Glenn, former county Jailer, and two unnamed "courthouse boarders and roomers." Some of those Indicted are in hid ing, endeavoring to arrange bonds before being taken into custody. The authorities still refuse to make known any of the evidence presented to the grand Jury, which returned the indictments in a short time. They reiterated their previous claim "It was airtight, and a cinch case, The ballots left behind in the courthouse vault by the Intruders will be investigated by the grand Jury. in an effort to establish a basic motive Officers contend that while the shell f recount was desired. It was not the impelling motive. It is known that the recount was a subject of conferences as early tt last December, and that Banks told Intimates "the ballots must not see the light of day, or 7 might as well leave Jackson county, for Ralph Jennings will oe the sheriff." The authorities also desire to es tablish definitely the "master minds behind the ballot outrage. Only 12 of the containers were left behind, including two from this city, and, the Rogue River and Wlmer bal lots. A survey of the official figures, taken from the poll books, shows that the total for county judge and sher iff exceeded the vote, for other offices, Including President, end that the vote in some of the precincts was 'aur- prising." The results in some or tne country precinct has been a source of wonder, since the final count was published. f. ter prints, extras, 21c; standards. 20 lie lb. BUTTERF AT Direct to shippers: Station, 15c. Portland delivery prices: Churning cream, 15917c; sweet cream higher. EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling prices: Fresh extras, 16c; standards, 15c; mediums. 15c. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under 150 lbs., 6&6c; vealers. 80-100 lbs., 89c; lambs, 12 q 12'c; spring lambs, 16c lb; year lings, 5c; heavy ewes, 495c; canner cows, 2'3$3c; bulls, 4g4Hc lb. LIVE POULTRY Buying prices: Heavy hens, colored, 4'4 lbs., 11 12c; do mediums, 10c; lights, 10c; springs- light, 12c; heavy, 12c; old roosters, 5c; ducks, Peklns, spring, 14 16c; old ducks, Peklns,, 10 012c; colored. 10c lb. ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Oregon, 1 a 1.10 cental; Yakima, Spanish, 75 90c cental. Potatoes, new potatoes, wool and hay steady and unchanged. VANCOUVER, B. 0., Mar. 17. (ff) A photograph of George Manning, under arrest at Yreka, Cal., on a murder charge, has been tentatively Identified, police said today, as that of one of three bandits who staged a $2,700 bank robbery here In Janu ary. The bank robbed was a subur ban branch of the Bank of Commerce. A Donut Treat Everyone likes donuts and tomorrow we will offer two varieties for your approval at very special prices The two varieties will be the famous Cinnamon Donuts which we introduced in this community and the Old Fashioned Powdered Sugar Donuts dipped in a special type sugar preparation. We will sell both types at a special money saving price, Saturday only, 1 17c doz. At our retail store or your favorite grocer. E Fair Driver Ahead Is Autoisfs Alibi; Case Is Dismissed ' CHICAGO, Mar. 17. (& The only defense Theodore Bakeyon of Gary, Ind., had when arraigned for speeding was this: "I can't stand women drivers." "And neither can I." added "Wil liam Brumllck, assistant state's attorney. Judge Samuel H Trude express ed no official opinion In women drivers, but dismissed the case.' "There was a woman ahead of me." aald BaJceyon. "and it took me 16 blocks to pass her." Portland Wheat PORTLAND, March 17. Wheat: (AP) ST. MARY'S PLANS OBSERVANCE FOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY At St. Mary's Academy thle evening the beloved Irish holiday will be ob served In a pleasing and Impressive manner through a program of music and plays. Bach year the school ar ranges an elaborate celebration of the birthday of the beloved St. Patrick and all students and friends of the school are again today "wearing the green." The litis green Isle, where tne shamrocks grow, will be the Inspira tion of all decorations and features of entertainment this evening snd the public Is Invited to come to the scademy auditorium and surrender to the appeal of Irlsn song ana laushter and a "bit of the blarney." The comolete program lor me evening reads: The Rainbow Klmona. Scene: Miss Penelope Wright's col' legists achool for. young ladles. Nellie van Tassel....Oenevleve DeVaney Ruth Ash ton Mary Dallalre Alice Marlon Helen McDonnei Isabel Sutre LaVonne Corum Beatrice Courtney .... Martha DeSouza Olive Mercer - Arlene Jensen Winifred Turner Edna Burkhardt Edit Jones Olivette Qinet Rose Jackson Louise Pankey pino "Valse Arabesque" Lack Elaine Brophy. The Top o' the Morning" Mana zuza Mary Orltsch. James Lewis, Jeanette Metternlck, Jack Henderson, unn. tins Devaney, Michael Reddy, Mar guerite Kempke, George Moty, uam erlne Louie, Barbara Ann Brayton, John Jensen, John Oltzen. Berceuse" Open High Low Close .49 .501,1 A9V, .60 .SO VI .Sl .8014 .5" 50', .01 Vi .50V4 .50V, May (new) May (old) July Cash wheat: No. 1 Big Bend Bluestem ...... Dark hard winter, 12 pet Soft white . Western white Hard winter .6514 5514 .51 !4 .47 .46 .47 Northern spring - .46 Western red .. .45 Oats: No. 3 white. 630: corn. No. 2 eastern yellow, 117.50. Mlllrun, standard, $14. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 4; bar ley, 1; flour, 9; hay, 4. 4 Wall St. Report The regular monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Wom en's club was held Thursday evening In the city hall. The president, Mrs, Edwlna Welshaar, presided at the business session, during which the following resolution was unanimously passed: "Whereas, in the course of hie duty, this oommunity has. in the killing of Constable George Prescott, lost an able officer of the law and an exemplary citizen, who was at all times courteous In the discharge of his dutes, and whose memory will be cherished by the youth of the community which at many times has been brought under his reprimand, administered in a spirit of fatherly care; It is "Resolved, by the Business -and Professional Women's clu of Med ford to express its sympathy to the family of Mr. Prescott in their be reavement; and further "Resolved, that this resolution' be sent to the press of Medford, to the family of the deceased, and put upon the records of this organisation. "MEDFORD BUSINESS AND PRO FESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB.. "Edwlna Welshaar, President. "Anne Barnes, Corr. Secretary NEW YORK, March 17. (AP) The stock' market . receded substantially today and closed with numerous de clines of 1 to 4 point. A mid-day rally under leadership of the rails failed to hold. The closing tone was heavy. Transfers approximated 1,850,- 000 shares. Today's closing prices for 2? lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. At Dye 84 Am. Can , ... 69 Am. & Pgn. Pow. . fl A. T. is T 103 Anaconda 7 Atch. T. is S. P. 44 Bendlx Avla ttft Beth. Steel 14 Chrysler . 10 Coml. Solv ... 13 Livestock. PORTLAND, March 17. (AP) Cat tle, 25; calves, 10; steady. Hogs, 400; steady. Sheep and lambs, 1100; steady. J Portland Produce PORTLAND, March 17. (AP) But- ) Liberty Meat Market Liberty Bldg "The Home of Good Meats" Only the Finest Meats Sold By This Market BEEF VEAL PORK LAMB Phone 164 Fancy Hens g(Q)c each . . . . . Turkeys Fryers Broileri Swift's Government Inspected Meats STUDIO in Any Seat Any Time I TODAY (PrL) and SAT. WHEELER A WOOLSEY In "HOLD T5M JAIL" PLUS Chapter Ttiree of "THE HURRICANE EXPRESS" News Act Cartoon t HEY, KIDDIES! The first SO children attending the Saturday Matinee will receive Free one combination Yo-Vo Top. - Curtlss -Wright DuPont ........ Gen. Poods Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest I. T. & T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer ... Param. Publlx Penney (J. C.) , Phillips Pet Radio Trans Amer. Union Carb. .. Unit. Aircraft 2 . 40 28 13 - 32 . 7 . 17 . 13 . 22 y . . 24 . e4 . . 24 . 23 COLOMBO, Ceylon, Mar. 17. (V Fifteen persons were killed Tuesday night in an explosion and fire board the Norwegian steamship Hlnnoy. It sank in the Indian ocean, 300 miles from here, survivors reported today. Hear Al Stewart at the Jacksonville Dance Saturday night. Karp Klalne Brophy. Piano, "Military Polonaise "....Chop In Martha DeSouxa. Oar Irish Philosopher. Scene; Room in Professor Beatum's academy for boys. Professor Beatum .... Bernard Corum Terrenes O'Toole ........ Warren Loner Mr. Pennington Robert Smith Harold Pennington Ralph Denman Larry Crawford Paul Safer id a Edward SklnnerMacDonald Devaney Horatio Alger Walter Young Boys of the school: Norman Moty. John Applegate, Raymond Lewis, Joseph Denman, Junior Kempke, Chester Logan; At the piano Martha DeSouxa. FlICHlEClERING bas not bwn ravsaled to officials, reached for his gun and .hammered Pitch several times across the held, when he stopped his passage In the street and called him names he did not like. L. 15. Ptch, prominent member of the Good Government Congress, whose comments on the local situa tion yesterday were allegedjr silenced by several whacks on the hesd with a gun. was reported resting more easily today at the Sacred Heart hospital, where he will probably be confined for some time. Pitch re ceived several bad cuts on the head but no permanent Injuries, the at tending physlclal stated this after noon. He was attacked when he obstruct ed the passage down West Main stree of a Good Government Con gress opponent, according to the story. The assailant, whose name COULD YOU CALL HIS MISTRESS A "BAD" WOMAN? (She knew he was married; yet she urged him on) COULD YOU CALL HIS WIFE A "GOOD" WOMAN? (She knew he needed her; yet she left him . , . alone) If you were the judge, what would you have done W....wM-.4-.i.l.'.'.' 'I V m " STARTS The SAMUEL GOIDWYN Production of RONALD COLMAN SUNDAY: II ., KAY FRANCIS. Directed b, KING VIDOR IS hiM m m t u m Come Back to Erin" Arranged TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR SALE or trade for a cow. 150 Hanson Leghorn triple pw" hens. Phone 16. C. V. Balderston. WANTED Have renter wanting fur nished nome wim oi-i 25. Charles R. Ray. Realtor. Med for Bldg. Phone 303. FOR RENT 635 Palm. 4-room fur nished home: electric range, v tlvo overstuffed furniture, garden space. 35 Inc. wster. Charles R. Ray, Rsaltor. Medford Bldg. Phone 801. 430 ACRES Well Improved, 800 acres paid water rignt: ou acres summ and clover: atocked and equipped Will take some trsde. Easy terms. Knight Upp. 19 N. Bartlett. PINE BUNGALOW PIANO Slightly used, over hslf paid for; 1 weekly handles. OUne Piano Co., Main and Riverside, FOR RENT 8-room modern cottsgo. 13 313 So. Grape. FOUND mall dog; may be had on Identifying dog and paying for this ad. Dick Kay, 1813 West Main. Phone 1337-R. NEW Singer Sewing Machine Co. of fices at S N. Bartlett. Machines for sale or rent oheap. Good elec. machines. Public Invited to Inspect them. .Telephone 783. FOR RENT OR SALE Beautiful 8 room suburban residence on paved highway near good school; truck garden with Irrigation; large chick en house with runs; pssture for 3 or 3 oows, with barns snd milk house: olty water. Call 1491 or 1850-R. PATRONIZE Llndy'a Milk Depot, 633 E. Main. . Grade A milk, 30c gal Grade A cream. Sat. and Sun. spec ial. Coffee cream. 30c qt. Whip ping cream. 40c qt. SMALL modern house. 801 N. Central. I5 ENDS TONITB 'The Big Broadcast' TOMORROW TOM KEENE "The Cheyenne Kid". Comedy Serial Newa TONITB JACK OAKIE In "ONCE IN A LIFETIME" SAT. Continuous shows 1-11 TOM MIX In THE FOURTH HORSEMAN" Also Mark Fennett Comedy Terry Toon Mickey Mouse PAY-LESS DRUGS Always UNDERSELLS All Advertised Prices In the City of Medford Fine, first quality, nationally known toiletries and remedies at DRASTICALLY REDUCED CUT PRICES. Quantity is subject to stock on hand! $1,00 Coty Face Powder 50c Ipana Tooth .Paste 35o Williams Shaving Cream 76c lb.. Black Psylla Seed . 35o Vicks Vapo Rub. Regular or Stainless ... 75o Ben Gay Alalgesio ..... '. lOo Lux Toilet Soap. A real saving at 3 for... 85o qt. Paraffin Oil. . A heavy medicinal oil... $1,00 Pepsodent Antiseptio 69c 25c 21c 23c 21c 39c 19c 49c 57c This Coupon and Entitles you to 2 regular 2 ounce sack of STUD TOBACCO $1.15 lb. Sir Walter Raleigh Smoking Tobacco 81c 60o Woodbury Shampoos, 2 for . 25o Henri Rachu Soaps, 2 for 49c 25c 16o Jergens Assorted Bath Soaps, 2 for.... 60o Italian Balm. Keep Hands White.. $1.60 Oitrooarbonate $1.00 Zonite. A powerful Germicide.. 15c 34c 89c 59c $1.16 lb. Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco 81c 100 6-grain Aspirin Tablets . 60o Yeast Foam Tablets 19 c 31c PAY-LESS EDIMJOS We Are Never Undersold DANCE TONIGHT DINTY MOORP. S LITTLE GIANTS Dreamland 2 (swa t!TrTsnrn I PBwttjre . TODAY C h I f&M' I NEW LOW PRICES 19 TWfW I i i "lauuarf'-fsaaw i matinbe-mohts m 33 M Central . M' II . STAR MEAT MARKET CTip: O p frKf ' I III main. rree uenvery. rnoneso j!- R' L Red Hens' Fryers lb 17c JSJ'I BEEF STEW. gg FRESH SIDE PORK. "j QC BEEF POT ROAST. A. PI0NIO SHOULDERS. 4 LUIU. IIUSMUb) OB " J Jy Z SHORTENING. OC(f HOME RENDERED 4Cm tarn n i fltAy'Vti?1 4 ib LARD- 3 lb rmr-N,w. 1 TSmSmmli IIP -J sal S;mpborijr mmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmJ I '
