Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 24, 1933, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextirF-TYFORT) MATL TRTBTE. rEDFOD, OEEGO, FRIDAY. MARCH 24, 1933. PAGE ELEVEN 1 Local and Personal From Grant i pass Visitors in Med ford laat evening from Grant Pass Included Miss Mary Burkhardt and Mlaa Blllle Fish. Brltts Are Callers SmSl Brttt and hlc Ulster. Miss MolUe Britt, were in Medlord yesterday afternoon, calling on friends. Ttiriton In Ashland Attorney O. C. Boggt and B. O. Nixon were among Iocr- peopla spending Wednesday In Aahiand on business. B. E. McElhooe spent Thursday in die Llthla city. Decks Plan Trip North Mr. snd Mrs. T. I. Deck are leaving Sunday for a motor trip to Portland, where they wlU spend a week attending to business matters and visiting friends. AMiIander In Hospital Mrs, Mar jorH McCarthy of Ashland Is a pati ent at the Sacred Heart hospital for medical care, and was reported get ting along nicely this afternoon. Mr. Hoyt nere William Hoyt of Port Klamath was a visitor in Med ford yesterday, coming down from Eaglt Point, where he was called by the serious nines so nls wife, who is at the home of her mother, Mrs. 8. E. Howlett. Mrs. Pickett Improves Mrs. L. F. Pickett of Gold Hill la reported as getttn gal on g nicely in the Portland hospital, following a major operation Tuesday. Mr. Pickett Is also in Port land. Oregonlans Listing their residences as polnU In the state were the fol lowing visitors here overnight: O. V. Loosley and J. L. Edmunds of Klam ath Falls, O. D. Flynn, Z. N. Agee and H. B Esson of Eugene and George H. Graves of Salem. Prom Portland Included among those listed at local hotels from the city of Portland are Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Boozier, B. G. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. O A. Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kllppel, J. G. Severtson, N. E. Cotty, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hammersly. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Russel, George F. Idpp. Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. E, Wlttmer, E. W. Bush, H. G, Lockerbie, H. W. hfetzger, Mr. and Mrs Harry Stembol. W. O. Rowe, S. H. Goodman. Robert Benjamin, P. W. Rlnvie 0. Sternberg. Ben Leventon, Mrs. Grace Doughty, Wm. Roney, J. H. Anderson. W. E. Potter, H. J. Llnt ner and Grace Forrest. Mrs. Pellett Improved Mrs. Martin pellert, whp Is a patient at the Com munity hospital, -was reported in an lmpiored condition today. From Seattle Listed at hotels from the city of Seattle are Leon E. Rice, 0. B Stead, W. A. MoGratb, J. Kilns. C. A Sache, E. R. Ewkson, George Johnson, Charles Muslaldtn and Char les Slmonatead. .. . i Transfer to AMiIantl Mlas Hazel Hiatt, chief operator at the telephone offlc. was recently transferred to Grants Pass. Miss Dorothy Nyswaner of Medford has been transferred to Ashland In her place. Ashland Dally Tidings. n ran Its Called South air. and Mrs. J. B Brault and little daughter Chw malne, left Wednesday evening for San Francisco, where Mr. Brault was call ed ou business. Mr. Brault la gen eral manager of the Southern Oregon Gaa corporation here. Down from School Among stu dents vacationing here from the Uni versity of .Oregon, who will bo re turning to the campus next week are Sam Kroschel, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kroschel, and Bill Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cunning ham. Call forn la ns From San Francisco, J. T. May, B. Oas, Mrs. John Fourney. Robert M. Gibson, Walter O. Kllnzel and A. S. Hale were registered at city note's. Other Caltfornlans were Mrs. W. Sawyer of Alameda, O. H. Mc Outchan of Mt. Shasta, Frank Al berts cn of Hollywood. P. 0. Black of Chlco and M. W. Frank and Irvln Jnckclson of Los Angeles, N Byrnes on Business D. H. Byrnes, head of the Seattle office of the Gen eral Cigar company, was in Medford yesterday on a brief survey of the southern Oregon territory. Mr. Byrnss was optimistic over general business conditions In Oregon and Washing ton, and was gratified at the increas ing demand for White Owl nickel cigars In this section of the state. Eliminates CarrierWith announce ment this morning by the Southern Pao'.flc company that trains Nos. 7 and 8 will not be - discontinued through here Sunday, as previously planned, the bids for carrying the mall in this area will not be con sidered. This was made known to 'day by Postmaster Wm. J. Warner. You've Read About It You've Heard About It Now yon can try this cake which has been the subject of a nation-wide advertising campaign. This cake advertised on the back cover of this week's Saturday Evening Post and nightly over the National Broadcasting system by Betty Crocker herself will be our week end special is the large De Luxe size. We have made two trial batches of this cake during the past week and it's a knockout. No homemade cake from any home recipe can beat it. The price for the size and quality is such that no woman can afford to try to bake it in her own home. Betty Crocker Milk Chocolate 39c each A glorious cake with a marvelous soft, tender and moist crumb structure. Place your order now at your favorite grocer or. our retail store. ?ss I SUNDAY 5 HILARIOUS 1 COMEDY! GORGEOUS 1 GIRLS! GLORIOUS 1 MUSIC! Returns Here Alias Gladys Whltson has returned here from Portland, where she visited her father, H. I. Whltson, before he left by train tor Drayton, N. D. Baby Clinic Planned A pre-school and b.by clinic will be held at Phoe nix March 27, from 1:30 to 4 o'clock. It wa announced today by the coun ty health unit. The church In that town will be the place of the cllntc, and all mothers are Invited to bring their children. Two Burglarlee Reports were filed with the city police this morning by the Porter Lumber company and the Trowbridge Oa-blent works, that their establishments were entered by Jim mying the aide doors. About $4.50 was taken from the Porter Lumber oomusny, and nothing was missing from Trowbridge's, according to the report. The burglaries occurred sometime during the night. Eddie Cantor Hit Craterian Sunday Promised by Samuel Ooldwyn as the biggest as well as the funniest picture to come out of Hollywood this season, "The Kid from Spain" comes to the Craterian theater Sunday. It t the annual screen song-and-dance comedy of Eddie Cantor, suc ceeding his "Palmy Days" of last seaart) and "Whoopee" of the "car before Eddie makes but one picture a yw, saving his energy, his voice and his laughs for a single big effort. "The Kid from Spain" is the story of a button-eyed lad, who, getting klcktd out of school with his room mate, for suspicious goings-on In a girls' dormitory, gets Involved In a bank robbery and escapes to Mexico disguised as Don Sebastian II, the famous bull -fighter. He accepts the acclaim of a great fete In his honor, tryin? desperately to maintain his masquerade until the minute he a foro-a into the arena to fight the four bulls In the thrilling climax of the picture. "Nagan," with Melvyn Douglas, la the screen attraction tonight and to morrow at the Fox Craterian. "Sins Of Love" At Roxy Monday The secrets of life will be explained In the first-run picture, "Sins of Love," which opens a three-day en gagement at the Roxy theater Mon day. It is reported that this picture broke every house record at the Roxle theater In Oakland, Calif., where It played for two weeks. Mrs. Jardlne McCree, an authority on sex, will spenk to the women every afternoon and at the special business women's show Wednesday night from 6:30 to 8:30. Professor Howard Ooldln, sex philosopher, will talk to the men each evening. The first 35 women In line for the Monday matinee will be admitted free. WASHINGTON. March 24. (AP) Legislation to repeal the railroad re capture clause and give the Inter state commerce commission authority to regulate railroad holding compa nies was approved today by the house Interstate commerce committee. TOMTE LEW AYRES in "Impatient Maiden" SATURDAY ONLY Continuous Shows 1-11 p. m. HE WELCOMES nwgER. WITH ASMIlj BIQNES Also Sport Review "Shopping With Wlfte." Mickey Monse, "Mickey', Follies1 THE ONE PICTURE That has EVERYTHING! iUUU umi fa Ssmuel GolJwyn's Production of THE KID FROm JPBUr THE GLORIOUS GOLDWYN GIRLS IYDA ROBERT! SIDNEY FRANKLIN NO ADVANCE IN PRICES! Mat. (ex Sun.) 15o :: Nites and Sun. Mat. 25c STUDIO Theatre Stiowlng for the Last Times Tontte and Saturday 'Goona Goona' Don't Miss This Picture Made on the Isle of Bali All Native Cast Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., March 34. (AP) CATTLE 60, calves 93; about steady. HOGS, 400; steady. SHEEP AND LAMBS none; steady to firm. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., March 34. (AP Butter: Prints, extras 19t&-20c; standards, 19o lb. BUTTE RPAT Direct to shippers: Station, basic price, 15c lb; Portland delivery prices: Churning cream, base 15c; price range, 15-17c; sweet cream higher. EGOS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling prices: Fresh extras, 16c; standards, 15c; mediums, 16c. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs best butchers, under 160 lbs, 9-9V2c; veal ers, 80-100 lbs., 8-8 14 c; lambs. 13-13 c; spring lambs, 16c lb.; yearlings, 5c; heavy ewes, 4-5c; canner cows, 3&-3Vfcc; bulls 4-4 v3o lb. Wall St. Report Todsy . 3 BIM 774 66.7 Prev. day -615 61.6 77.3 66 8 Week ago 63 J 61.0 78.8 67 3 Year sgo 67 73 4 83.6 73 0 3 Yr. ago..- 94.4 107.3 99.7 100.4 NEW YORK, March 34. (AP) Stocks drifted In desultory trading today. Scattered selling waa readily absorbed, and the rails and wet stocks displayed some firmness, white elec tric power l&uea were steadier. The close was Irregular. Transfers were only about 600.000 shares. Today's closing price, for 30 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye Am. Can Crash Proves Fatal EUGENE, Ore.. Marcfc 34. (AP) A. Carlos Uarsters Portland real es tate man, died In a hospital here today from Injuries suffered a week ago when his automobile collided with a state police car near Halsey. Am. & Fgn. Pow. A. T. & T. Anaconda Atch T. is 8. T. . Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel , Chrysler Coral. Solv. CurtlM-Wrlght DuPont Stock Sale Averages. (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.) MareS 24: SO 20 30 SO Today Prev day 49.7 Week ago 53.3 Year ago. 80 .0 3 Yzf. ago.... 189.7 Ind'la RR'S Vt's Total . 49 8 37 9 68.3 49.6 27.9 28.3 30.8 63.4 76.0 99.8 49 7 62.7 63 4 138.9 353.7 102.8 Bond Snlc Averflffes. (Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics Co.) M ircli 24: 20 30 20 60 Ind'l, BR' TJt'a Total Int. Harvest. I. T. & T. Johns-MAll. Monty Ward North. Amer. . Param. Publtx Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio - Sou. Pao. Std. Brands St. Oil Cl. St. Oil N. J. , Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft , U. S. Steel , 78 86 . . 'i 93 H 1 43Ji 8Vi . 13'i ; a . 12 !, . tt . 38 . 35 '4 13 , 33 . Mi . "H4 . 13H . , S3 ?i 8?i 16tt 16 23 Vi . 20 'i . M . 2311 . SIH . 381, San Franelsco nutterfat SAN FRANCISCO, March 24 (AP) Cream t, o. b. San Francisco, 20c. WASHINGTON, March 24. (AP) President Roosevelt today signed a bill making the federal reserve sys tem available to non-member banks during the emergency. Ends Tonlte "Mask of Fu Manchu" Saturday Only John Wayne In 'TELEGRAPH TRAIL" Coming Sunday A Ship Wracked with Laughter TODAY E5,ftlliJ.(LraIJ I5c-25c v EllH esesn ! i si -s i mini n aniw jm.iiwhili... ,iim,t-T3 if i-YSti ii nun i .am. i i i n l mini ,1 U.M iaM V IsT . ' " 1 EVER DAUI-.D T ' ' !;- i FOR THE SCREEN! ,1 1 A T' .--. J I I A m SCARED V i feaiaAT 'f ' 00 ' . nut You'll I.ove Etery ft V'.I , mVr-:-s, '.s 'XK; Jgr Minute of This rininlng L ! I n-fjjfr Roinnnee ... Filmed AniliUt the - 1 Fary 01 l'rlcn' Wildest Utosli jjt.Ji.h.. 4 rr It's a Klott INFERNAL MACHINE with Chester MORRIS Cenevieve TOB1N ; PLUS . A RIOT OF LAIT.TU "The Fatal Glass of Beer" with W. 0. FIELDS Mickey Mouse Craterian Newt WITH MELVYN DOUGLAS TALA BIRELL WILD ANIMALS! EXOTIC LOVE! TERRIFIC THRILLS! If AT b-'ii-'i't-V-Tii. ' fe i-)i? r '-3 ft4 4 fPll It Starts Ko One ' lender IB Ad mitted to Anv Showi First Run Road Show True and authentlo In every detail, lt'a an event to startle and amaze with Its vital facta. No adult man or woman In Medford should mlas It. The Most Sensational Motion Picture Ever Filmed SINS OF LOVE Nothing before like It. It comes direct from an Oakland run; It will be offered here exactly as presented in America's largest cities. Ladies Only 2 to 4 p. m. MRS. JARDINE McCREE NOTED AUTHORITY ON SEX She will tell you what causes divorce; how to hold your husband and other astonishing facts. Men Only 8:00-11 p. m. PROF. HOWARD GOLD IN Noted aei philosopher, will tell you na ture's lawa and other delicate aeorets of lite remember knowledge Is priceless. t A real Caesarian operation ; lsT P a blood transfusion; proper kJm1mU care 0j eXpeotant mothers; and many other amazing scenes. Trained Nurses in Attendance at Every Show Do you have ohlldrenT Do you want chil dren! What causes crlme7 what are the laws of love? Would you know happiness? Would you avoid misery? The first 25 ladlea in line at the yi- pi "1 box offlee Mils afternoon will be I KliIj lm"t!1 ,ree fu tlw man- agement. 3 Days Starting Monday 3 STAR MEAT MARKET 314 E. Main Free Delivery Hams whole or half . lb. 14c R. I. Red Hens, Fryers lb. 17c BEEF STEW Lb. BEEF POT ROAST Lb. SHORTENING 4 lbs . 6c 8c 25c LEAN PORK ROASTS Lb. PICNIC SHOULDERS Lb. HOME RENDERED LARD, 3 lbs Veal Loaf, per lb.. . 10c WSB- PAYLESS DRUGS ; yLook at These' Savings! s .ar I lBf) $2.00 VALUE (Ch"7(j H FOR ONLY... c Sh"f ljM Purchose a bottle of BORDEN'S MALTED MILK for the V ' Ifa&h regular price $1.00. ADD lo and reoeive ANOTHER I BOTTLE of the same size and a HANDY FOOD MIXER ik UFREE1 -; ' ' -41 ! I (vjZ $ -BO Prophylaotio Tooth Brushes 33 B lit $ 55 Dr. West Tooth Paste 14 I ! $1.00 Zonite : 57 f $ .60 Italian Balm : : 34r ' I 1(1 T.n Rnan A for ' "T; El $1.50 Pinkhara QQo I $ -30 Bromo 1 Qr' I II Compound JJOC Quinine ; I UC I $ .60 P. 0. OQa $1.00 Squibbs : CQi. ' Shampoo - UC Cod Liver 0(1 . - U 7C $ .60 Fordham's Tooth Q7i U 40 10co S1G9 Paste O I C InnMn j r. $ .75 Black Psylla OQ $ .50 Armand's Face Q I PHYY SSS SC6d' fcOC' wder OUC ii IVV A 1 7: so p?m. i $1.00 Bayer Aspirin CH. $ .85 Kruschen C7 j j Tablets UUC Salt - - I C t I TT.t tTT- O T.J I H Bottles -UUC Salts T"UC El i $ .50 Pt. Antiseptic OQ. $ .85 Burma CQ !F Solution... aUC Shave-..- $ .50 Yeast Foam Q 1 $ .60 Pint Rubblnjr 1 ' Tablets , O lC Alcohol I UC ' II 25 MrL2(K. j $ .25 Feenamint . "J Qc J1-20 B. M. A.- , 3 9c m rro8tma 2 9 33 $ .75 Ben day 39C Phone 273 10c 25c $1.00 Odento Paste $ .50 Santiseptio Lotion FAY-LE13S EU(SS 33 North Central We Are Never Undersold