PAGE SEVEN
SCENE OF KANSAS PLANE CRASH WHICH KILLED SIX
Local and Personal
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, irEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1933
Rancher Call X. C. Nygren of Lake
Orek vu tmong ranch ra calling In
Medlord today.
From Auburn, Wash. Quest In
Medford today from Auburn, Waan.
number thre. They are Joe Barnett,
Carl Cornwall and Bob Soortt.
From University City Caller from
Eugene today are Oladya Dugan, a.
O. Toung, L. F. Roop, judge and Mrs.
0. F. Skip worth, B. R. Derfllnger.
Guest at Lumsdens Cecil Young
of Portland la a gueat here thla week
of Mrs. H. U. Lunuden at her home
on North Oakdale.
Buslneu Caller George Knight of
John Morrei and oompanyla a busi
ness caller In Medford today from
Eugene.
Guest of Blnglen Mrs. Jess Whlt
latch and son, Vera, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Slngler thla week.
They left yesterday morning for their
home at Merrill. '
Klamath Folk Here Catherine Oay
lord of Klamath la a business visitor
In Medford today. Thos. W. DelZell,
also of that city was registered at a
local hotel last night.
Meeting Tonight Reserve officers
will meet tonight at the armory at
7:30 o'clock, with Major H. J. Tlerney
of Eugene as speaker. This Is the
semi-monthly meeting of the group.
4
From Distant Points V. W. Soht el
der of Detroit, Mich., was a Medford
visitor yesterday and registered at a
local hotel. Another caller from a dis
tant city was Carl A. Oustofson, of
Boone. Iowa.
Will Reside Here H. o. Halght.
representative in Medford for Electro
lux vacuum cleaners, has moved bis
family to Medford and Is establish
ing his permanent home at 324
Fourth street.
Eagles to Play Cards Eagles will
play cards after the regular lodge
session Friday night, It was announc
ed today. Nominations for officers
will be received at the next two meet
ings and all members are urged to
attend.
Barre-Hlll In Program Music lov
ers who attended the concert here
last week of Barre-Hlll, baritone,
will welcome news that he will be
heard In a program tonight to be
broadcast by NBC at 6:30 o'clock
western time.
Business Visitors Among persons
from other towns transacting busi
ness In Medford today are Clarence
Young of Oakland, CaL, O. F. Lewis,
Prospect, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brown.
. Albany, Rose B. Folsom and daugh
ter, Salt Lake City.
Leaves Findings O. L. Sechlar of
114 Third street, St. Helens, Ore.,
stopped here last night and deposited
with police a that box filled with ar
ticles, evidently lost on the highway.
He found the package this side of
Salem he -stated.
'
Out of Town Today Among local
residents attending to business mat
ters or visiting In other towns this
week are Ralph Sweeney, who Is in
Portland. Mrs. Lorraine Thomas In
Klamath Falls and C. C. Furnas, the
same city.
Medford Shoppers Shoppers in
Medford yesterday and today from
neighboring towns were Miss Laura
Bureon of Phoenix. Mrs. R. H. Pax
son and Mrs. Opal Flnley of Central
Point, Mrs. Carl Quackenbush and
mother-in-law from the Coker Butto
section.
Mr. Perl Expected Mrs. John Perl,
who has been 111 In the south for
some time, la expected home from
Los Angeles Easter Sunday, her fami
ly announced today. The news will
be welcomed by Mrs. Perl's many
friends In Medford, who have anx
ious awaited her recovery.
Port landers Here The list of hotel
guests In Medford today Includes a
number of persons from the Rose
city: D. B. Stanett. J. E. Berger, J. T.
Henry, N. E. Ootty, L. O. Griffith,;
Mrs. C. A. Smith, Lee Warmuth, Ed
Shea, J. R. Dixon end H. DehneL j
i
Kresse Goes North Dr. A. F. Wal
ter Kresse Is leaving for northern
points Thursday. While in Portland
he will confer with officials pf the
U. S. Veterans bureau, regarding
emergency hospitalization of ex -service
men. Dr. Kresse expects to be
gone from 7 to 10 days. i
To Inspire Travel Sidney Gee, pas-1
stnger agent for the Cunard steam ,
ship lines, Is in Medfod today from
Portland to arouse travel-minded
folk to the pleasures of many trips.'
now afforded. John Scanlon, repre
senting the New York Central lines,
was also a Medford visitor today,
coming over from Klamath Falls. i
Bay City Visitors Ouests In Med
ford today from San Francisco, the
hotel lists reveal are: Misses G, Park
hurst, A. Shelton, M. KartMll, L.
Gouthler, L. Young, Mr. and Mrs. R.
p. Burkhead, Wm. A. Slmklns, Mr.
and Mrs. O. F. Charleston. E. J. Put
nam. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Terry, L.
D. Adams. 1
W 111 Attend Con ve n 1 1 on Ed ward
C. Kelly, representative to the state
legislature from this district, will
leave Friday for Portland to attend
the annual Jefferson day banquet
and rally of Oregon Democrats. He
will be accompanied on the trip
north by Mrs. Paul Grelner and Miss
Marjorle Kelly. Mr. Kelly will be one
of the leading speakers on the ban
quet program.
Seattle Fllk Here The Washing
ton metropolis, Seattle, la well rep
resented on the Medford hotel lists
today. Among visitors from there are
Joe Gross, B. W. Gould. R. R. Spring
steen, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Price. F. E.
Walker. Dolph O. Lewis, Lawrence R.
Foster, Walter Patterson. J. W. Marsh.
J. H. Dahltoerx. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelte.
1. Jacob, H. H. Manny, Mr. and Mrs.
E E Armstrong Root. Berk, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. E. Pierce,
Pre-Easter Services The Pre-Eas'er
services will be held at th Free
Methodist church this evening at
7:30 o'clock and will continue each
evening during the week.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., April 13. (AP)
CATTLE, 00c; calves, 10; about steady
HOGS, 160; steady.
SHEEP and LAMBS. 330; steady to
weak.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., April 12. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, extras, 3lo; stan
dards SOfto lb.
BUTTERFAT Direct to shippers:
Station basis price lac; price range
15-1 8c Portland delivery; churning
cream base, 16c; price range, 16-lBc
lb.; sweet cream higher,
EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers
selling prices: fresh extras, 14c; stan
dards, 13c; mediums 12c. Buying
price of wholesalers: Fresh current
receipts, 68 lbs. and up, 9-lOc
dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers: Country killed hogs,
best butchers, under 150 lbs.. 614 -6c;
vealers, 80-100 lbs. 7-Bc; lambs, 12
12!c; spring lambs 10-16c lb.; year
lings, 6c; heavy ewes 4-Sc; canner
cows. 2-3lc; bulls 4-4o lb.
STRAWBERRIES Calif ornla $1.50
per 12 -cup crate.
Live poultry, onions, potatoes, new
potatoes, wool and hay, steady and
unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., April 12. (AP)
Table:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May, new .54 .64 .54 .34
May, old .55 Vi .5514 .34 !i .54 ',4
July . .66 14 SB .55 .65
Sept. - .6814 -66 J4 .56 ',4 .5814
Cash wheat No. 1: ,
Big Bend bluestem
Dark hard winter, 12 pet.
11 pet.
.62
.6014
.5614
.5414
.5214
5314
. .52 14
. .5114
422.00
. 19.25
. 16.00
Today's car receipts: Wheat 61;
Soft white
Western white
Hard winter
Northern spring
Western red ,
Oats: No. 3 white
Corn: No. 3 E. yellow.
Mlllrun, standard
barley 2; flour 11; oata 1; hay 13.
San Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO. April 12. (AP)
Cream for San Francisco 20o.
t
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics
Company)
50 20 20 90
April 12: Ind'la Rr's Ufs Total
Today 62 4 25.7 87.4 50.9
Prev. day . 63.1 26.1 68.8 51.7
Week ago . 48.7 23.5 62.6 47.3
Tear ago . 46.9 21.1 76.6 48.1
3 yrs. ago ....202 3 137.8 279.8 205.6
Bond Sale Averages
(Copyright 1933. standard Statistics
Company)
20 20 20 60
April 12: Ind'ls Rr's Ut'e Total
Today 80.3 58.2 74 2 64.2
Prev. day 60.8 68.0 74.8 64.4
Week ago 89.6 57.7 743 63.8
Tear ogo 80.1 62.1 77.5 86 6
8 yrs. ago -.. 94.3 108.3 99.1 09.9
NEW YORK, April 12. (AP) A
quiet reaction developed In today's
stock market, depressing leading Is
sues fractions to nearly two point.
The closing tone was heavy. Sales
approximated 760,000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 30 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 82H
Am. Can 80
Am. or Pgn. Pow. 434
A. I. T.
Anaconda
Atch. T. tt B. V.
Bendlx Avla, .
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Com). Bolv.
Curtlss-Wrlght
DuPont
Gen. Poods
Oe n . Mot.
Int. Harvest.
I. T. & T.
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet.
Radio .
Sou. Fao.
Std. Brands .
St. OH Cal. .
St. Oil N. J,
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
-91
7
-41 K
914
-1814
-11
13
114
-38
-25 aj
134
...23 '4
6
19
-.14
-1874
...24
. 6',
- 4! ',
.14
-16
-2411
-27 V4
26
21
31',
Snow Scenes By
Shangle, Gilmore
Photograph for the Crater Lake
winter feature appearing on page 4
of today's Mall Tribune were furnish
ed by Snaggle's studio and the Gil
more OH oompany. a
NEED FOR CURB
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. April 13.
(AP) Denouncing the "destruc
tion" of the public utilities regula
tory act which he proposed at the
last legislature, Charles M. Thomas,
state public utilities commissioner'
indicated here last night he will
seek through an Initiative measure
at the next general election such reg
ulatory powers as were eliminated
from the Thomas bill by amendment
by the legislature.
Nearly a thousand persons from
Klamath Palls, Medford, Grants Psss,
Roseburg, Bend, Redmond and Lake
view heard the address by Commis
sioner Thomas here.
"The only recognizable feature re
maining after final action" on the
power bill which bore his name, he
aold, "were the words 'senate bill
No. 10'." As a remedy, he declared,
the voters will be asked to approve
broader powers of administration at
the next general election.
"I am telling you frankly," he said.
"that notwithstanding all that has
been said In regard to the czar-like
powers of the Oregon commissioner,
that the problem before us can never
be conquered under ,the authority
given by present laws, and that un
less the people of Oregon give in
creased powers and adequate funds,'
satisfactory results can never be ob
tained."
Borne utility transactions were 93
scribed as "piracy," and he added
that no relief can be expected under
existing statutes.
First, he declared, a law must be
passed covering the subjects set forth
in senate bill 19 as It was Intro
duced. Second, publicity must be
given all public utility affairs. Third,
the private utilities must not
charge more than the public can
serve Itself for, and there must be
no more than a fair return on the
investment.
"At present." he continued, "you
have placed your own agent In the
position where, armed only with a
sling, he is Instructed to defeat
Goliath; to prevail against fully
armed and accoutered opponents
(for money Is the life-blood of court
procedure) and then permitted to use
nothing more serious than a peashooter."
E!
Disputes over roads and boundar
ies are demanding the attention of
the county court this afternoon. Paul
Rynnlng, county engineer, C. R
Bowman, county school superintend
ent, and members of the county
court are visiting the Upper Trail
region to act as a boundary board
In settling a school dispute.
The court will continue to the
Indian Creek section, where a road
dispute, which concerns Ford Potter,
has caused great arguments and con
siderable discomfort to several per
sons. 1
SEARCH FOR BODIES
U. B. 8. PORTLAND AT SEA. April
13. (AP) High seaa and a howling
gale off the Jersey coast where the
airship Akron crashed eight days
ago hindered the search today for
the bodies of the 07 members of the
crew still unrecovered.
The storm kept the planes which
have been taking part In the search
out of the air and small boats of
the salvage fleet had to stay In port.
The work of the largercraft, like this
cruiser, was hampered.
Sally Eilers Star
Craterian Picture
Bally Eilers and Ralph Bellamy
who scored a dual triumph In "Dis
orderly Conduct," are reunited in
"Second Hand Wife," at the Crat
terlan today and tomorrow.
"Second Hand Wife" is the story
of a big business man who finds
himself In an emotional crisis when,
neglected by his fashionable wife, he
falls In love with his secretary. His
home has been held together only by
their child. Eventually, the wife di
vorces him and he marries the office
girl. And all goes well until he dis
covers that his wife's divorce Is not
legAl.
As an added feature attraction a
laughable picture, "New Western
Front" filmed at the legion conven
tion In Portland will be shown.
MONMOUTH. April 13. (AP)
Pilfered bases and a fourth Inning
rally netted the Willamette Univer
sity Bearcats a 6 to 8 win over the
Oregon Normal baseball team here
yesterday.
. ,
These Associated Pre, pictures provide graphic views of the wreckage of the trl-motored plane which
erashed near Neode6ha, Kae., resulting In death to six persons and critical injuries to eight others. The accl.
dent terminated the hojneward flight of the Winnipeg Tollers. Canadian amateur basketball chamolona.
JAPANESE TROOPS MARCHING- INTO WALLED CITY
This picture, taken during the Japanese occupation of 8hnhalkwan, walled gateway city from Man
churla into North China, show, Japanese troops entering the city following defeat of Chines forces. (Asso
ciated Presa Photo)
Meteorological Report
April 12, 1933
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight
and Thursday; frost tonight; warm
er Thursday.
Oregon: Pair tonight and Thurs
day; cloudy, unsettled on coast;
frost tonight; warmer Interior Thursday.
Local Data
Lowest temperature thla morning.
35 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 75; lowest 41.
Total precipitation jlnce Septem
ber 1. 1932. 12:71 Inches.
Relative humldltv at ft D. m- yes
terday 69 per cent; 6 a. m. today 97
per cent.
Sunset today 6:48 p. m.
Sunrise tomorrow, 5:33 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 6:49 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.,
Meridian Time
City
2 2
B1 1
Boston 48 40 .02 Bain
Boise 42 34 P.Cdy.
Chicago .- - - 36 Clear
Eureka . 34 46 .... Clear
Helena 42 26 .02 Cloudy
Los Angeles . 80 56 .. Clear
MBDTORD 61 33 T. Clopdy
New Orleana .... 54 .... Clouly
STUDIO T-'E
Rndi Tonlte Dolores Del Rio
Leo Cariillo In "Girl of the Rio"
Thur. "THE SILENT ENEMY
Dally MaU Open 1:30, Bhow 1:45
1U.M1I. IIUKI3 H,Kl.Ur 111
"Mask of Fu Manchn"
Thursday Joan and farlon
Marh In
-rRiNr lurngTf'R"
GREEN
PINE SLABS
$3.75
BIG DOUBLE LOAD
April Delivery Only Order Now!
Timber Products Co.
End of No. Central. Phone 7
New York
Phoenix
Omaha ..
Uortland -Reno
Roseburg
SMt Lake
San franclaco -
Seattle -..
Spokane
Walla Wui'ui -.
Washington, D.
48 40 .08 Rain
82 48 Clear
64 34 ... P.Cdy.
56 36 .12 Clear
60 40 .... P.Cdy.
66 46 T. Clopdy
62 43 Cloudy
52 .. Clear
48 40 T. P.Cdy.
50 36 .01 Cloudy
66 36 .04 P.Cdy.
... 40 JB0 Rain
SCHOOLS 10 OBSERVE
tlngulshlng the Symbolio Light. All
Knlghte welcome.
L. E. WILLIAMS, flecty,
Although numerous reports about
the elty today announced arrival of
a carload of beer, Investigation this
afternoon found Medford at 111 In a
atate of drouth, with exception of
few Individual shipment In by pri
vate dlipcnsers.
Several cafca were serving beer
I at yeaterday and today, having
brought the beverage In from Cali
fornia In amnll amounts. Distribu
tors were atlll unable to obtain a
supply of the product from brew
eries to the north and south. East
ern beer will ba arriving not later
than next week.
AT
'TSvery thing's going to the bow
wowj,' is the complaint coming into
the MAiford police station these days.
And thla la the reason why The
gardening season has arrived and the
dogs are malting tine moat of It.
BHcks, browns and spotted dogs
were reported in sevenut flower beda
yesterday and today and the police
thla afternoon Issued a warning to
all dog owners to observe the garden
ing season. In keeping with restric
tions of the city ordinance. The or-.
dl wince states that all dogs within
the city should be kept at home or
on leash during the months of April,
May and June.
Closing out allk Se cloth dresses
great bargains from 13.00 to (10.00
ETHRLWYN B. HOFFMANN'S.
Registered trap shoot will be held
at the local grounds Easter Sunday,
beginning at 10:30 o'clock. It was
announced today. It will last about
three or four hours to enable peo
ple plenty of time to return home
to Easter dlnnera.
Anyone, regardless of membership
In the Medford Gun club, will be
allowed to shoot. Last year the
MaU Tribune trophy vrzs brought
back to Medford from Klamath Palls
by Bill Bates and It Is hoped that
this season's honors will again fall
to Medford.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR 8ALE OR TRADE Thirty acres
oak, laurel, pine, six miles south
east Medford. Take lato Chevrolet
or Ford. Chas Robertson, Rt. 3, Box
165, Grants Pass.
WANTED Oorl for general house
work and oaring for child. Good
home and spending money. Box
13049 Tribune.
FOR SALE 14" sulky plow. SIS. Ted
Fish, Phoenix.
FOR RENT 5 -room modem home.
breakfast nook, lota of bullt-lns.
hardwood floors, fireplace, hot atr
furnace, well furnished, electrlo re
frigerator, overstuffed set, HO, wall
er paid. Phone 728.
SALE OHBAP, TERMS LIKE RENT
1 Yi acres, modern fl-room house,
garage, chicken house 600 capacity.
barn. Close to new highway, Barnes
Ave. no. so.
FOR SALE Hansen leghorn pullets
6 weeks old, 30c each. Toulouse gos
lings, eggs. Barred Rock baby
chicks. Hatching eggs. R. E. Oarley.
Tel 358-X.
WANTED To rent or lease 10 or 30
acres corn land; also electrlo Incu
bator. O. V. Myers. Tel 258-J.
DANCE
TONIGHT
at
Dreamland
DINTY MOORE'S
7 LITTLE GIANTS
EE
PARENTS
TEACHERS
and others Interested
are invited to hear
Mrs. Gudren
Thorne-Thomsen
internationally known
EDUCATOR
who will speak at the
Guild Hall
Thursday Eve., April 13
8:15 o'clock
Mrs. Thomaen'a lecture tour has
been endowed In the Interest of
present educational needs, so
there will be
No Admission Charge '
STARTS
TODAY
BBaZnZiiaiZisMS
New Low Prives
15c 25c
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4)
8H
ENDS TONITB
"Trouble in Paradise"
' TOMORBOW
Lee Tracy Lnpe Velez
STATE PRODUCTS WEEK; 91K
SALEM, April . 12. (AP) Oregon
Products Week. April 31 to May 1,
will be observed In some manner by
the public schools, O. A. Howard,
superintendent of schools, announced
today. He has Issued bulletins to
county and city school officials ask
ing some program be worked out In
keeping with the boosting of Oregon
made products.
The bulletins were sent at the
request of the Oregon Manufacturing
association, sponsor of the week.
Notice
Regular communication
of Reames Chapter, O. E.
0., Wednesday evening, B
O'clock. Visiting members ln-
HATTTE M. ALDBN,
Secretary.
SCOTTISH RITE
Obligatory meeting Chap
ter Rose Croix, 7:30 p. m..
April 18. Ceremony of the
Mystic Banquet and Ex-
HHMHIIIHlHI
Time Now
Send Blaster Card
Greetings To
Your Friends
The Easter cards were never
more beautiful than this
year the finest selection at
lowest prices are here
Swem's Gift Shop
on Main Street
I II I
RADIANTLY
HAPPyi
Her boss loved her . .
, Wanted to marry her. . t
Could she step from his
office into his home?
With poignant sincerity,
Sally Eilers portrays the
heroine of Kathleen Norris'
absorbing romance.
SECOND HAND) WIFE
Sally EILERS Ralph Bellamy..
PLUS
ISfMlllllMMIItlMIIIKIItlMHIItMIMIIIM
Easter Greetings
"Say it with flowers"
A choice selection of Easter Lilies,
Hydrangeas, eto. Also lovely
out flowers.
Flowers Wired Everywhere
WE DELIVER
Medford Greenhouse
1008 E. Main.
Phone 374
Laughs and Thrills With the Legion . ,
on "THE NEW WESTERN FRONT"
60,000 LEGIONNAIRES MAKING WHOOPEE
1 -"nsigu
The Carlsbad of America Open All .Year
Vtxto mum manag ument aa tka
Rlcheiieii Hotel
Vima far kta Woof
FTnet Mud and Mineral Baths and
Mineral Waters in the World
MlfMskas Csrstirt Waters (or Rheumatism, Arthritis, LnmbagoX
High Blood Pressure, Nottcos Fatigua, Stomach "Troubles
latee (with meanO-Cottagee, H day, tU wkv-dotel, tt day, M0 wK.
When in San Franclaoa
Sro ml thm
Richelieu Hotel
Vaa IVm at deary
Wm imislliss ar raMtr, Mns
Byron Hot Springs
Centra Costa County, Cal,
Rkhellca Hotel, San Frantise