MEDFORD 1XSJL TEEBTJTE, MEDFOUD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, ilAY 31, 1933.
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Local and Personal Sf
Visitor Here -Juhn F. Miller Jr., of
Sacramento waa a visitor In MedIord
this week.
to lllinoli Vailejr Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest N. Blden motored yesterday to
the Illinois valley for the day.
Hart Goes North Floyd Hart wm
unong Medford people leaving last
night on the northbound train.
Lunoheon Postponed The Weno
nah club luncheon, planned for this
week, has been postponed until next
week. It waa announced today.
Freight Man Calls Bob Mulaney.
representative of the Transcontinen
tal Freight bureau, waa a business
caller in Medford this morning.
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Mrs. Johnson, Guest Mra. V.
Johnson and children Donald and
Joan are visiting her grand parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. McNamara at 1010
W- 4th street.
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' Taylor Returns .North Norval T7
fer of Independence, who spent the
reek end here as gueat of his father,
Leon Taylor, and other relatives, left
last night on the train for home.
Visiting in Kent. Mrs. H. U. Lums
den Is spending several daya In Kens.
Wash., as guest of ner brother, A. T.
Berlin, who is well known in this
city.
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Gets Building Permit A building
permit was issued today to Mrs. Ma
rie Otterdale of 845 Dakota for the re
pairing of a roof, to cost $50.
Motor to Ashland Air. and Mra. B.
N. Eldridge and Mrs. Rose Elfert mo
tored to Ashland yesterday to spend
the holiday afternoon in Llthla park.
Hansens Return Home Mr. and
Mrs. H. Hansen, who have been guests
here of. Mrs. Walter Larsen, left this
morning on the Shasta for their home
in Portland.
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Club Plans Party The Pythian
club will hold a card party Thursday
evening, June 1, It was announced to
day. It will be at the K. P. hall and
bridge and 500 will be played with
the Pythian staff acting as hostesses.
An invitation is extended the public.
In City Yesterday Among visitors
in Medford yesterday for the Memor
ial day observance were Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Pence of Trail, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Peterson of Prospect, Mr. and Mrs.
E- E. Meyer of Lake Creek.
Mr. Hedrick on Trip E. H. Hedrlck,
superintendent of the Medford
schools, left last night for Portland,
where he will spend two days attend
ing to business matters in the inter
est of the schools.
Return Tuesday Prank Buchtn
an M. L. Jacobs left Tuesday for San
Francisco, having visited their par
ents here over the week-end. Mr,
Buchter was the guest of H. P. Buch-
ter, and Mr. Jacobs visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Jacobs.
Mr. Jephcott Here W. R. Jephcott
nd R. E. Soper, representatives of
the Borden Milk company, are busi
ness callers here today from the
north. While in Medford Mr. Jeph
cott will also visit his niece, Miss Mar
garet Hensley.
Mrs. Donnell, Guest Mrs. G. W
Donnell of San Francisco, formerly of
Grants Pass, Is a guest in Medford
this week of Mrs. W. H. Fallln and
other friends, who also formerly re
sided in the climate city.
Baby Clinic- Tomorrow Ail moth
ers, wishing to make appointments
for the clinic to be conducted to
morrow for infants and children of
pre-school age, are asked to' call the
health department, phone 1359.
Return Whistle The fire depart
ment will start blowing a return
whistle at the close of each fire fight
ing expedition, it was announced to
day, in order that water users, ask
ed, to shut off the water during a
Wire, will know when they may turn
it on. This cooperation has been ar
ranged by the department in appre
ciation of the effort made by the
people to turn the water off at the
announcement of a fire, Chief Roy El
liott stated, asking all to listen f-r
the whistle.
Owens In Portland Well, well, Jas.
H. Owens has gone back to the old
home place. Last time he was here he
announced that he had been playing
hookey, but this time he wants the
. world to know that he is keeping
house in the old home at Pure Water,
one of the show places of Jackson
county. When Mr. Owen was here
few weeks ago he registered from
Medford. and this caused his friends
to' get after him. So yesterday when
he arrived at the Hotel Portland to
attend the gathering of the Western
Plni association, Jim wrote the rlg'at
address in a bold hand. He is in the
lumber business down south. Mrs.
Owen accompanied him to this cit.
The Oregonlan.
ITndFiroM nmrfltlan-Afri. Briife
Moffatt of this city underwent an
operation at the Community hospital
toaay.
In From Agate D. W. Bee be, poul
tiyman of the Agate district, was in
Medford today, accompanied by his
grandson attending to business mat
ters. Mrs. Haggerty Home Mrs. P. R.
Haggerty has returned from Santa
Rosa. Cal., where she visited hw
brother, B. H. Clement, during the
past 10 daya.
Garden Club to Meet The Med
ford Garden club will hold its regu
lar monthly meeting Thursday eve
ning, June 1, at 7:35 o'clock in the
court house auditorium. Plana for
the flower show next week will te
discussed and other matters of in
terest to all flower lovers.
RELIEF ENDED BY
LACK OF FINANCE
(Continued from Page One.)
During the month of March $7,938.
57 was spent and many commissary
ohsrges absorbed in addition to ottnr
aid given.
The average expenditure per family
per month the committee estimated
at 90.25, using the sum on a gradua
ted scale. Between 47.00 and $16 was
received by each family, depending
upon the number of persons Includ
ed.
Through the relief program the
government workers have stressed
many times, and repeated again to
day that, "the federal government is
only aiding the man a little towaru
the solution of his problem. In that
only a limited amount of funds are
available, these must be divided
among the whole number of people
needing aid."
All reciplenta, with the exception
of those mentally and physically un
fit, are required, and have been, to
work for what they receive. The
county gets labor In return for all
money released through this relief
channel.
All records have not been turned 'n
and checked for the month of May,
which ends today, but it Is bellevfd
that the number of caes total ap
proximately 1700 families and 300
single persons, with expenditures ex
ceeding. slightly, the $17,000 budget.
TAKES C.C.C. DUTY
Captsln William H. Sadler, quarter,
master, United States army, has re
ported lor duty at the headquarters
of the Medford district Civilian Con
servation Corps, It was announced
here today.
He has been placed in charge of
the O. C. C. warehouse and has been
appointed procurement officer. Cap
tain Sadler comes here after a years
duty ae a student at the Command
and General Staff school at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Orders have been Issued for the
rear cadres for camps P-41 at Apple
gate, F-45 at Agness and P-48 at
Cliff Springs, to proceed from Van
couver Barracks, Washington, to their
respective camps at once, It was also
announced at headquarters nere to
day.
The men will be arriving tomor
row or Friday. It is expected that
the local quota of 69 men will be
enrolled In the near future and sent
to the Applegate camp.
Among other new arrivals at the
local Conservation Corps headquarters
are Lieut. Lewis T. Ross, executive
officer, and Lieut. George A. A. Jones,
assistant executive, who will direct
publlcit .
To Buck Tammany
WASHINGTON. May 31. (UP)
Representative Lorlng Black, New
York democrat, announced today ne
nad broken with his party leaders In
that state and would run for mayor
of New York city against Tammsny's
candidate. Mayor John P. OBrlen
More than 9,400.000 insured per.
sons are employed in Great Britain.
Oil production In Prussia now av-
eragea about 125,000 barrels a month.
Industrial production in France
has risen regularly this year.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 81. (AP)
CATTLE 100, calves 20; nominally
steady.
HOGS. 450: 10c lower. Good. 140-
300 lbs., 13-5.75; 300-350 lbs., S5.J3-
5.75.
SHEEP, 400; quotably steady.
Portland Wheat
"Hell Below" at Craterian
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 31. (AP)
Wheat futures:
Open High Low Close
May .6014 'ntt ""Vi -604
July .6U. .6114 -6iy4 61i
Sept. 6314 .6214 .6314 .62V4
Ca&n wheat No. 1
Big Bend bluestem
Dark hard winter (12 pet.)..
Dark hard winter (11 pet )..
Soft white ,
Western white
Hard winter
.6814
.70
.66
.61
58 4
.61
.58 '4
5814
Northern spring .. .
Western red
Oats No. 2 white, 22 50.
Corn No. 2 E. yellow, 122.
Mlllrun standard. 919.
Today's car receipt: Wheat 54,
barley 2, flour 32, corn 1, oats 1,
hay 11.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., May 31. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, extras, 34: stand
ard, 2214c.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A
grade, 21-22c lb.: farmera' door de
liverly, 21-22C lb.; sweet cream, 5c
higher.
EGGS Pacific Poultry producers'
selling prices: Jumbos. 19c; extras.
18c: mixed colors, 17c: mediums, l ie
dozen. Buying prices of wholesalers:
Fresh current receipts, 66 lbs. up, 14c
dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers, under 150 lbs, 614-7c; veal-
ers, 70 to 100 lbs., 7-714c; spring
lambs, 13-13V4c: yearlings, a-ac;
heavy ewes, 3 14 -3c;. canner cows, 8-9c;
bullcs. 5a-6c lb.
MOHAIR Nominal buying price:
1933 clip.' 13o lb.
NEW ONIONS California Bermu
das, $1.60-1.75 per 50-lb. crate; Cali
fornia. 40c per lug; new red, 3c lb.
NEW POTATOES California Gar
nets. 214-3C lb.; white, 2Ho lb.
STRAWBERRIES Sacramento 24s,
t; .75-1.90; Oregon, 62.50-S crate.
WOOL 1933 clip, nominal; Wil
lamette Valley, 18-250 lb.: Eastern
Oregon, 17-200 lb.; Southern Idaho,
ia-20o lb.
Cheese, milk, cascara bark, hops,
live poultry, onions, potatoes and
hay unchanged.
Kan Frnnrilsco Butterfat
SAN FRANCESCO. May 81. UP)
Butterfat 23; grade at ft. -
Wall St. Report
fltnrit Rale Averaces
(Copyright, 1933, standard Statistics
Co.)
May 81:
an so 20 90
Indl's Rr's Ufa Total
Today 80 6 42.8 91.2 76.6
Prev. day 81.7 43.0 92.9 77.7
w.lt aeo .. 76.0 40.1 88.4 72.6
Year aso 35.6 13.4 54.8 35 6
3 Yrs. ago ..189.8 130.3 270.2 194.5
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statiatlca
CO.)
May 31:
20 20 20 60
Indl's Rr's Ufa Total
Todav xllS X74.5 82.6 X76.1
Prev. day .. 71.2 74.1 83.7 76.0
Week a so 70.1 71.5 81.2 74.2
Year a so .. 64.3 47.8 71.6 57.9
3 Yrs. ago .... 04.1 106.4 99.5 100 0
X New 1933 hlgft.
NEW YORK, May 81. (AP) Op
erators for the advance got little en
couragement from the action of old
Una industrial favorites In today's
stock market and profit taking be.
came general In the late trading.
bringing many net losses of fractions
to more than a points. Transactions
approximated 6.300,000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 30 se
lected stocks follow
Al. Chem. t Dye ...
Am, Can -
Am. Jt Fgn. Power ,
A. T. & T.
Anaconda
Atch. T. & S. P.
Dendlx Avla.
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Coml. Solv.
Curtlas Wright
DuPont
Gen. Foods ..
Gen. Motors .
Int. Harvest.
I. T. & T.
Johns-Man.
Mont. Ward
North. Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet.
Radio
Sou. Pac.
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117H
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164
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Starts TODAY
Walter Huston, Pat O'Brien
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IAlso Krazy Kat News
Two Black Crown In Africa
FACTORY BLOCKS
and SLAB WOOD
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ECONOMY
Products of Our Mill and Factory
Phone 7
Timber Products Company
End Xa'tA Central " A Good Firm to Trade With"
jt s r i r n s
Robert Montgomery heads a cast of
exceptional ability featured In "Hell
Below," now showing at the Crate
rian theater. This amazing picture
Is heralded as the most exciting ma
rine picture ever filmed during the
era of talkies.
St. Brands
St. OH Cal.
St. Oil N. J. .
20's
33
36
Trans. Amer. . 6?s
Union Carbd 38
United Aircraft 31
U. S. Steel 51T4
Warren Williams In
Clever Rialto Show
"What Prices Success" might well
be the title of "Employes' Entrance,"
which carries the all-star cast con
sisting of Warren Williams. Loretta
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CASH paid for men's 2nd hand milts,
odd coats, hftts and shoes. Will H
Wilson, 32 North Front.
14 A. place: best of soil: plenty of
water; fine for couple or bachelor;
cheap C. A B., 612 8. Oakdal
Medford.
WANTED 1 h. p. electric motor. Mtwt
cheap. Phone 1496. 16 North Riverside.
FOR SALE Hotpolnt electric range
like new, half price. 422 Laurel.
FOR RENT To responsible parties 6
room modern housr, east sidi,
12.50, water paid. Phone 834-J.
FOR SALE Modern t room houie,
(1670. 9200 cash, bal. like rent. Call
711 East Jackson.
WANTED Wheel chair, must be
strong. Phone 658-J.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wants house
keeping. 234 E. 9th street.
Young, Alice White, Wallace Ford and
Allen Jenkins, and whlcAi la now
playing at the Rialto.
For the first time since the talkies
that beehive of humanity, the throb
blng, pulsing department store, with
all Its ramifications, and its tnou
sands of employes, has been made
the locale for a picture.
'AMERICAN MADNESS'
OPENS AT ROXY TODAY
"American Madness." a story of to
day, and starring Walter Huston,
opens at the Roxy theater this after
noon. Due to an error In yesterday's
paper the picture was advertised one
day early.
Walter Huston, regarded as one of
America's finest actors, Is seen In the
featured role, that of a great banker
whose courage and foresight prevent
the ruin of hla bank.
STUDIO IS SHOWING
'PROSPERITY' TODAY
"Prosperity," starring Marie Dress
ier and Polly Moran, opened at the
Studio theater today.
High spots of the comic episodes
are a scene In which Miss Dressier
and Miss Moran break up the formal
wedding party of their respective son
and daughter; and various occur
rences In the Joint home of the In
laws in whltfi broken dishes, carpet
beaters, mud and even castor oil have
a sharo In providing hilarious humor.
FOR RENT Small clean furnished
house, close in. 232 So. Ivy.
FOR RENT -Modern 6-room stucco,
basement, furnace. 625 Pine.
FOR SALE Shoe shop, fully equip
ped, 4 -room dwelling store bldg, ne
cottage, two car garage. All clenr of
Indebtedness. Will consider late
model light car as first payment.
W. Haley, Bly, Oregon.
LOST Bright blue Jacket, trimmed
with silver buttons. Please leave at
Murray's Beauty Shop or Phone
363.
FOR RENT Close in residence, good
location. Inquire 223 N. Central.
FOR SALE Service station, 4 acres
of garden. Real buy if taken at
once. Rosen's Service, Talent, Or.
WILL the party who found a blue set
ring In the ladles rest room at air
port Monday afternoon please re
turn same to pacific Air Transport,
at Airport.
FOR SALE Few nice tomato & cab
bage plants, cheap. Turn left Bak
er's Serv. Sta., last house left side
Lozler Lane.
WANTED 3 milk cows T. B. and
abortion tested. Milk must tea,
about S. cheap for cash Mrs. Thomp
son, 623 E. Main. Tel 712-L.
STnDI0 - 15c
STARTS TODAY for
A 4-Day Engagement
The Scream of the Screen
DRESSLE
MORAN
(prosper
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HAL ROACH M-O-M
MAJESTIC KEEPS
FOOD SEALED IN
PERFECT SAFETY
Electro-sealed for life" is the slo
gan of the Majestic refrigeration com
pany, which guarantees the handsome
Majesties to be sare for life against
dust,, dirt, moisture and abuse since
the perfection of the electro-sealed
unit protected within a metal dome
Hester Heath has selected a Majestic
from Palmer Music and Electric store
for demonstration at the Mall Trib
une's cooking school, Craterian the
ater Friday.
As the heat circulates the blood. :n
the human body, so the "compressor"
circulates the refrigerant in an elec
tric refrigerator. Any interruption in
its performance must necessarily af
fect the constancy and Intensity of
cold, in the food chamber. Conse
quently, the compressor must be
thoroughly protected from moisture.
dirt, and tampering In All Majestic
De Luxe models the compressor "s
Electro-Sealed for life and for safe
ty within a solid steel dome "se
cure as the Nation" from the action
of any elements or disturbance.
Naturally, this could only be pos
sible with mechanism so precisely
made, so carefully tested, and so en
tirely dependable, that its operation
without the least attention can posi
tively be assured. With this Electro-
Sealed process. Majestic refrigerator
engineers have made a distinct ad
vance over the previous practice of
hermetlo sealing. Available only in
Majestic refrigerators, it provides .n
unquestioned superiority, which is, of
itself, sufficient reason for demand
ing and getting a Majestic, Clay
ton Isaac stated In discussing the
model which will be shown at the
cooking school.
Cabinet Resigns
DANZIO, May 31. (UP) The cab
signed as head of the free city of
Danzig's government today, but con
tinues in office pending the reorgan
ization of the administration by the
victorious nazi party. 0
PARK SERVICE E
CRATER
Crater Lake park, Mr. Ubbey report
ed today following the txip, and the
dogwood is In blossom along the
highway, adding vo the beauty of the
scenery. One mother bear and tv
new cubs are out and about at Ann.e
Springs, he Mso reported. The high
way is in splendid condition and
many visitors entering the park.
Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Pitt, assistant ed
itor, division of public relation.
Washington office of the National
park service, arrived here yesterday
afternoon and motored to Crater
Lake with D. S. Llbbey, park natur
alist and assistant superintendent of
Crater National park. She will leave
tomorrow for Seattle en route to Mt.
Rainier, one of the national parks to
be included, in her western visit.
. Mrs. Pitt la making the tour to
gather authentic Information to aid
In the editing of park bulletins and
publicity.
The snow is melting rapidly in the
BARGAIN DANCE
Dreamland
TONIGHT
DINTY MOORE'S
LITTLE GIANTS
Men Ladies
10c 10c
if i iHimrn rfitisii Jiii
in
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so much
ottle tliat makes
diffey-eiice in.
ijour desserts. It imparts that
rich "1 delicate flavor, not one.
that is 'loid"andcjJlashij.
chilling
Vanilla si
STARTS TODAY!
Laughing . . . Loving . . . Fighting . . .
Hell-Hounds of the Sea
Flirting with Love . . . then with Death . . . Out of the warm arms of women
and into the cold grip of the sea . . . Rocked on the Ocean's bomb-wrecked
Bed . . . Fighting , . . Shouting . . . Groping . . . Reeling Into Hell Below!
1933 WILL BS FAMED FO& ONE PICTURE
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Starts Sun, "Strange Interlude"
First Time at Low Prices
Now Playing . . . Until Tomorrow Night
Girls you couldn'Kouch with a . - , . , '.
100-foot yacht ready to barter yfl i.L-Tj
their kisses for a $10 job! j tl'
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NOTE On account of the Mail Tribune'i Free Cooking School Wed., Thur., Fri. After
noon!, there will be no matinee showing of the picture on those days.
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