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MEDFORD MICH, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1933. PAGE ELEVEN Local and Dr. LantU Home Dr. W. E Lantiai Lhaa returned from Victoria. B. O.l whexa he represented the local Rotary club at the convention. Return from Portland City Attor ney Pranlt P. FarreU and Pol yd Hart returned to Medford by train todiy from Portland, where they have been attending to bualneaa matters. To Yellowstone Park-Wesley Eltch 7 and family of Jacksonville are leaving tomorrow for Yellowstone park, whore they plan to spend ths summer. Hammond to Medford Ward Ham mond, manager the- Copco. waa a business visitor to Medford, Wednes day afternoon. Orants Pass Dally Courier. , Meet Postponed The Hostess club will not meet Tuesday, It waa an nounced today. The postponement was made necessary beause of lUncw of members. . i Announce Homecoming The Eagle ,Point Civic elub will have a home coming for all old members, at the club rooms, the afternoon of June 8 at 2:30 o'clock. Visit in Medford Mrs. Myrl Wat eon in company with Mrs. John Law on. who Is visiting her from Oakland, jiotored to Medford Thursday whe they will visit friends for several days. Grants Pass Oally Courier. ' At Hotels Prom a distance, D. Fo-d McOormlck was listed, giving his resi dence aa Elizabeth, New Jersey., th ere stopping at hotels in, Medford were 0. J. Wright, W. R. Ellis, N. R. Twlsa and Lowell Miller of Portland. Nineteen 'Accidents A total of M accident in Medford and vicinity were reported to the city police dur ing the month of May, according to the files. Some Involved two automo biles and some three. Volunteer Meeting On Monday .evening, at 7:30 o'clock, volunteer f firemen will meet for their regular monthly session at the fire hall. The mayor of Berrydale and his group will entertain, according to Fire Chief Roy Elliott:"" Goes to Colorado Harriet O. Wood bouse of the Medford Beauty shop left by motor for Denver, Colo., to rpend a month visiting her mother and other relatives, She plans to re turn via southern California, and vis it her brother at Pontana, and alto her daughter. From California M. Murray of Dunsmulr was registered at a hotel In the city, as were the following Calif ornlans: Arthur K. Biggins of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. McCon nelly of Happy Camp. Fred R. Miner and Kethcan h. Oerckfeld of San Francisco and F. 0. Hitchcock of Ijs Angeles1. Perls Thanked for Aid In beha;f of Col. Sargent Camp No. 33, U. d. Spanish War veterans and Col. ffar . gent -Auxiliary, No. 13, O. S. W. V, the officers take this means of thank- lng the Perl Funeral home for the beautiful roses given for wreaths; also for use of a car In the Memorial day parade. Walter Geo. Averlll, com mander of camp, and Carrie Averlll. president, auxiliary USE Cooking School Special Ask Miss Hester Heath About Them We constantly axe trying new things In our cake shop and we recently uncovered a new Item which we believe you will he enthusiastic about. It's an English Hermit made from an old British recipe and it's a real treat. Liberally filled with fruit and nuts with a flavor and chewiness all Its own. English Hermits , 17c doz. This Is the introductory price only. The regular price will be higher. At your favorite grocer or our retail store. SOUND ECONOMY By purchasing Lumber Building Materials Fuel Wldch Are Manufactured Locally Yon Are Best Serving Vonr Own Interest TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY End North Central "A Good Firm to Trade With" Phone 7 Personal Leaves for Drain Mrs. Caspert of Drain, who haa been visiting relatives in Medford for several days, left thU noon for her home. Get Marriage License A marriage license was issued at the county court house Wednesday to John C. Somer sett of San Francisco, and Alice M.t tlestaedt, also of that city He listed Ma occupation a investments. Visitors from Eugene Mrs. Wendell Van Loan and young son Jack are spending veveral days In Medford vis iting friends. The Van Loans former ly resided In Medford. where Mrs. Vsn Loan wis principal of the Val ley school. i Fined $5 H. L. Tate was fined 5 In Justice court Wednesday on a charge of. Improper license. Because Tate waa unable to pay the fine, It was suspended until July 1 on hts promise to secure an operator's li cense and proper licenses for his vehicle. . , t ' m Attend Church Assemblies Rev. John T. LaRoae, minister of the lo cal Nazerene church, left Thursday for San Francisco and Los Angeles, where he will attend the district as semblies of the Nazerene church. He will be accompanied by Rev. Donald J. Smith of Portland. . Install Off! cere Medford lodge of Ragles and the auxiliary will Install officers tonight at the Eagles hall and elaborate ceremonials have been plan .ned for the occasion. Jack Hues ton, known to his fellow lodgman as the "Klngflsh," is the new leader of tha lodge. Visits Here Frank Whaley. chief pilot for the Speedway Air service of Seattle, left this forenoon in his parka trainer, en route back to Seattle. He planned to stop over In Eugene. Mr Whaley arrived here last evening, and publicized General Petroleum gaso line, with a banner on his plane. Meet at Station Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Moody of San Francisco were passen gers on the Shasta this noon, en route to Portland, and while at the Medford depot, visited Mr. Moody's uncle, As sistant Attorney General Ralph E. Moody of this city. Mr. Moody of SaD Francisco Is with the Pacific Fru.t Expreea. Search for Doctor Chief of Police Clatous McCredle today recehed a letter from Chaplain I. L. Rodstrom of Henry W. Lawton Camp No. 1. Denver, Colo., seeking the where abouts of Dr. Emily Collar, an osteo path who made her home In Medford In 1928. Rodstrom Is anxious to ob tain the war record of Dr. Collar's deceased brother, he stated. It's "Better Times" That there la a solid basis for the feeling that bet ter times are here was the report brought today by H. B. Kilngensmith, assistant manager of the Palace ho tel in- San Francisco, en route south- after a 3000 miles motor trip through the northwest. Mr. Kllngensmlth said that all along the highway as far north as Vancouver, B. C, he saw new homes going up, painting and repairs being made on old homes particularly farm houses, and a bet ter feeling prevailing everywhere. "More and more people are coming to realize that now Is the time to buy," he dlecared. 4 Wells Returns Having taken Ken neth Thompson, 3a of Klamath rails Into Portland, Cal C. Wells, deputy United Btatoe marshal returned to Medford on tCie Oregon lan this morn ing. Thompscn was bound over to the federal grind Jury on $'J500 bond on a charge of transporting Intoxi cating liquor. License Secured Marriage licenses were Issued at the county clerk's of fice yesterday to Lloyd Hellund. of Eureka and Mary Elizabeth Ramos of Areata. Bott are natives of California, and he gave his occupation as a dene. The marriage ceremony was perform ed by Justice of the Peace W. R Coleman. Performs WeddingJustice of the Peace W. R. Coleman officiated the wedding Wednesday of Willis Ed ward Davis, of Treka, and Edna Lu cille Phillips of Hawklnsvllle, Calif. They secured the Urenae at the coun ty clerk's office, and Davis listed nil occupation as a laborer. Both stated they were natives of California. McClanahan Pined Allan P. Mc- Clanahan was fined 25 In Justice court by Judge W. R. Coleman, on a charge of reckless driving. McOlana- han was driver of one of the auto mobiles figuring In the collision at the corner of Fifth and Central streets Tuesday evening, wrecking the automobile driven by Mrs. Bessie Mc Conochle, and a state police car park ed on the street. In Medford Today Wm. Schmidt, who is developing a park for the pub lic, to be known as "Oregon Switzer land." waa a visitors in Medford thiA morning. The park Is located In the Roxy Ann district, and two years will be required for all of the Improve ments to be made, Mr. Schmidt said At the present time he Is Inviting persons to see the natural beauties of the place. A danco pavilion and other constructions will be, put in the park later, according to present plans. ' OPENWGUP JOBS SAN FRANCISCO. June 3. (AP) Increased employment In Industrial plants In Oregon was noted today in a report by the federal reserve bank for April, Involving 124 firms In that state. The report showed a 7 per cent In crease In wage earners and 13 per cent In total payrolls aa applying to the average weekly wages paid. Slight declines were reported In the paper and printing trades and miscellane ous groups. As compared with April. 1033, the decrease In the number of all em ployes was 0 per cent and the pay roll decrease 10 per cent. Both the number of employed and the payrolls in the textile group were "slightly higher" than In the corresponding month of 1932. Colorado Beauty CIV mm 5r f ! w Lillian Walberg, Colorado col lege aophomore, who waa adjudged winner of the school'a annual beau, ty contest, la smart, too for ahe leada her class In scholastic stand ing for tha year. (Associated Press Photo Striped straw hats for men are fashionable In London. ' Englsnd's Russian population now totals 67,925. , Beautiful Card Table Covers, Du pont cloth. 65c T&lue. Three for el. Wurts Gifts. Notice to Creditors Notice Is Hereby Given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court or Jackson County, Oregon, Executor of the estate of Q, y. Monnlch, deceased. Ail persons having claims against the said estate are hereoy notified to present the same duly verified, to the undersign cd at the office of hia attorney, Room No. 210, Medford National Bank Building, Medford, Oregon, on or be fore six months from the date of this Notice. Dated and first published June 2nd, 1933. ERNBST O. MONN1CH. Exec. Est. of C. P. Monnlch, deceased. Don B. Newbury, attor. for executor. am M WW H .. ... . K - X Ha, i j C " v . Only TONIGHT and SATURDAY Left! QTIinifl-l lf1 I 'StnS? Erlude' Rialto Stars iinmi"!! i m miiia miiim mi Two comedians one who cannot laugh and the other who cannot cryl That is the contrast offered by Bus ter Keaton and Jimmy Durnnte, who combine their comedy talents on the screen again In "What I No Beer?" which heads the program at the Rialto today and Saturday. Alternating between excitement and hilarious comedy, the picture centers around the current problem of legalized beer. Buster Is a tax idermist, and "Schnozzle," the town barber, but by accident they are In volved In the operation of a whole sale brewery. And, as If being caught between the wets and the dry s on the beer question were not enough, they are also caught between the fire of two beer-running gangs who seek to control the output of their brewery. Barrymore Will Appear In Hunt's Craterian Drama "Rasputin and the Empress." the Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer sensational drama of the fall of the Romanoffs, with John, Ethel and Lionel Barry more together on the screen for the first time. Is the attraction coming to Hunt's Craterian theater begin ning Sunday. Bas3d on happenings within the memory of the present generation, the picture's episodes present a re plica of the most colorful royal court In the world, thus Including the spectacle of a "period" picture while stlU remafnlng strictly a modern story. Ethel Barrymore plays the Em press, John Is cast as Prince Chego dleff, and Lionel essays Vie role of the 'Holy Devil" In the sensational plcturlzatlon of the downfall of the empire and the rise of the Bolshe vik re el me. "Hell Below," a gripping picture of submarine warfare, Is the cur rent attraction at Hunt's Craterian. This picture has been acclaimed by those who have seen it as one of the most realistic and breath-taking pic tures ever to be shown to Craterian patrons. 'TEXAS BUDDIES IS AIR WESTERN Bob Steele, hero of many a dash ing western story, becomes a flying cowboy In "Texas Buddies' at the Roxy tomorrow. In this stirring story of the west ern desert coutry, the galloping cow pony and the soaring airplane meet and act aa allies against a com mon cause. , Theta Deltl Phi, Phi Beta Sigma, Sigma Epsllon Pi alumni Invited to breakfast Llthla Hotel, Ashland, Sun day, June 3, 0:30- a- m.a 60c. Sigma Epsllon PI. Respond Miss Hales, Beautiful Card Table Covers, Du pont Cloth. 85c va'iue. Three for tl Wurts Gifts. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH paid for men's 2nd band suits, odd coats, hat. and shoes. Will H Wilson, 33 North Fiont. 1V4 A. plaos; best of soil; plenty of water; nuo lor wuijib cheap O. A. B., 613 8. O&kdale Medford. FOR EXCHANGE ( acres Improved Bearing irult ana crop; lor uncwivni home. A. P. Flowers, 112 E. 13th Bt. FOB SALE Bed fryers. Tel 851-B. EXCHANGE; Oakland and Wataon vllle, California property for south srn Oregon real estate. Inquire Tal ent Seervlce Station. Talent. LOST iarge blue Eyershsrp foun tsln pen. Frank DeSouza, OOINO EAST? Ticket to LlTlnaaton, Mont. Good until June 6th. Reas onable. 648 Pennsylvania Ave. FOR SALE Velvs-tone radio, 7-tube with case, U. Tel 847-X. SALE OR RENT S-room bouse, MOO. Terms. 813 Summltt. WANTED At once, light trailer, good condition, cheap. Phone 477-Y, 408 W, 2nd. WANTED Iron wheel wseon, send description and price. W. L. Law son, Eagle Point. RENT Pianos 2 Month And Up; All rental paid applies if purchased la. er. Free delivery. Cllne Piano Co. Phone 436, Main St Rlveralds, Med ford. Ik Hoardinq First Time at Low Prices SPERM Y Livestock PORTLAND. June J. (Cattle: 100, calves 40; atetuty. KOOS: 700; steWy. Over 250 lbs. 4 75-5 60; sows, good, S4 00-4 75; me dium, S3 80-4 50. SHEEP; 150; steady. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, June a (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close July .eosi .eoi .con .eo's Sept. .63 2 .63 .03 Dec. .5S -MS -H Cash wheat No. 1: Big Bend bluestem Dark hard winter, 13 pet. . Soft white , .60 .80 !i .58 ,BB .56 Western whit Hard winter Northern ' spring Western red ...... Oats: No. 3 white, 22.50, Corn: No. 3 E yellow. 931.50 Ml 11 run: Standard, 619. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 30; flour, 15; hay, 4. Portland Produce PORTLAND, June 2. BUTTER Prints, extras 34o; standards 33lc. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade 31-23o lb.; fsxmers' door dellr- ery, 31 -23c lb.; sweet cream 5c htgh- EOO-S Pacific Poultry producers' selling prices: Jumbos lSe; extras 18c; mixed colors 17c; mediums 17c dozen. Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh current receipts 56 lbs. and up 13- 14c down. CHEESE, milk, country meats, mo hair, cascara baric, hops, live poultry, onions, new onions, potatoes, new po tatoes, strawberries, wool ad hay, un changed. San Francisco Butterfat SAN FRANCISCO. June 2. Butterfat ,33; prem grade 34ft. Wall St. Report WALL ST - aWln. NEW YORK, June 3. (AP) Ths stock market boiled today In the re newed flrea of speculative and In vestment enthualaam. Trading vol ume waa at one of the fastest paces of tha year and gains of 1 to o or more points were ecattered over a wide area. The elose waa atrong. Total ' tranaaotlona approximated 7,000.000 aharea. Today'a cloalng prices for S3 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. Dye 111 Am. Csn L OS Am. Fgn. Pow , 14 A. T. & T 123 y, Anaconda 18 Atch. T. & S. Bendlx Avla. 89 'A I 17V4 1 as Beth. Steel , California Pack'g Octerplllar Tract. Chrysler ... 34 V. 30 aV. El Mat. lOo Eve. 15o Children loo Anytime Tonite Walter Huston in "American Madness" SATURDAY ONLY Continuous Shows 1-11 p. m. A Flying Fighter at home In tha cockpit or In tha saddle BOB STEELE In "Texas Buddies" Also- Andy Clyde Comedy Mickey Mouse Jungle Mystery Prices Are Going Up Now Is The Time To Buy. $5 Delivers any Piano in ThU Sale Never again will you have such an opportunity to bay a fine piano at such a low price. Trade In the old piano, radio or other In strument on the first payment. We still have several floor sample and store used grands at less than ths regular price, also used and uprights some of them can not be told from brand new at about 20o on the dollar, such makes as Chlckerlng. Lester. Emerson, Bald win-Howard. Kimball, Kurtanann, P. S. Wick and many others, prices start a 37. Pay 11 a week. All are fully guaranteed under our two year 100 percent exchange plan. Better come In tonight and make your selection for Immediate or later delivery. No finance company to deal with as we do not peddle our custom era contracts. Important We will loan a number of these wonderful bargains free to pros pective buyers until this gigantic stock Is reduced. We reserve the right to select tha homes wa loan them to. Cline Piano Co. OPEM EVENINGS Largest Iteftler on tha Coast Selling from Canada to Mexico. Spsrta Bldg., Msln and Riverside Phone 426. Medford, Oregon Coml. Solr Curtlas-Wrlght . DuPont Gen. Foods ., Gen. Mot Int. Harvest. I. T. & T. Johns-Man. 10H 83 ' 4 17 '; 38 Monty Ward 24!, North Amer, .. Penney (J. C.) . Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac. i Std. Branda , 29'i . 39 . 14 '4 . ! . 37 . 31 St. Oil Cal, St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U S. Steel APPLEGATE CAMP E With the tent floor whir. fTv v,y completed grouped together around a large tree to form a dance floor, the Civilian Conservation corps re emits at tha Applejrate oamp on Se attle Bar entertained about 350 guests last evening with a dancing party. Csptaln B. B. MoMahon. Is In charg? of the Applegat jtvtnp with First Lieutenant Orrln .T iruViauH rived with yesterday's contingent of 10 men. 'Old Fiddlers" of th ArmW.. t!on furnished music for rfanclno- and as a part of the program, several box ing Douis were put on. In Attendant fmm a district headmiaLrtr r Clare H. Armstrong, district com- manaer; Aiajor Bibighaxis. surgeon; Lt. L, T. Ross, executive: i.t. rv a Jones, publtclty, and Lt. Fred W. Greene, adjutant. Refreshments of coffee, sandwiches and cake were served by the O. C. O boys. 4o; 54 Today and Saturday A COUPLE OF BIG HOP AND MALT MEN FROM THE YEAST! . . . They buy a brewery and don't even know how to make Beer! . , . It took a national event to mako the funniest comedy of screen history! . . . You wont need any S.t when you see these 4 boys brewing 100 laughter! JlW what Roseo ATM Phyllis BARRY John MHJAH PLUS OLARK and MeCCI.LOUOH In Trurirlfs Dilemma Bam yard Bunk Paths News COMING SUNDA7 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. L0EETTA Y0UNO ALIKE MA0MAH0N "THE LIFE OF JIMMY D0LAN" A Novelty Surprise Party Fairgrounds SATURDAY Comfortable and Refreshing Dancing to Dinty Moore's Little Giants D A G E Men 25c 69 LOCAL YOUTHS 10 BE MUSTERED At eight o'clock tomorrow morning, 69 Jackson county and 34 Josephine county young men, who have been selected locally for the civilian con servation corps camps, will report at the fairgrounds to be given physical examinations, and to be assigned their clothing end other supplies. Also on Saturday morning, 68 boys from Klamath Falls will report to Cliff Springs camp for enrollment, and Monday, 50 from Coos county and 7 from Curry county will report at Camp Agness. A rear detachment of 75 men Is scheduled to arrive In Marshfleld to morrow morning and continue to Gold Beach, from which place they will make the trip to Agness by boat. Hie radio station being set up at the C. C. C. headquarters here, will be known as station WUBG, lt was announced today. Don Shugg of Huntington Park, Calif., Is In charge of erecting the station, and Edwin Grlnstead of North Bend. Ore., ts second operator. The station la be ing equipped for broadcasting to the various camps. s Meier at Festival. SALEM, June 3. (AP) Governor Julius L. Meier left here today to at tend the strawberry festival at Lebanon. It was announced here he would make a short address at the ceremony during the afternoon, s Beautiful Card Table Covers, Du- pont Cloth. 86o value. Three for 1 Wurts Gifts. The Irish Free State expects many visitors xrom America tills summer. .v mm m.m m A tJ C E Ladies 10c COUNTIES 10 SEEK I ROSBBimo. Ore.. June J. (P) A proposal that Ouy Cordon, district attorney for Douglas county, be im mediately sent to Washington. D. C, In sn endeavor to secure financial relief for the 18 land grant counties in Oregon. Is to be considered at a meeting to be held In Eugent tonight. Representatives of all the affected counttea have been called to the con ference. Attorney Cordon, who was a membfr of the delegation on which In 192d drafted the O & O grant land bill and secured Its passage through congress, will fly to Washington, If authorized at the meeting In an ef fort to secure the federal money now due. Cmntllla Chief Dies Pendleton, Ore., June 2. (AP) Jim Badroads, one of the threa chtefa of the Umattlta Indian res ervation, died late Thursday at the age of 08 from pneumonia. He waa one of the few Indiana who con tinued to wear the long hair bralda and waa a familiar figure In the an nual roundup. Redden & Co. Write log hauling bonda. IH:MHt,M;. Hurry I Hurry! Hurry! It Ends Saturday with ROBERT MONTGOMERY WALTER HUSTON MADGE EVANS JIMMY DURANTE EUGENE PALLETTE ROBERT YOUNG as Prince Paul. rota that wins him new fame ... tTHEL mOBt: aa ths Czarina, added faroa for America'! brilliant iUr.M UONEi as RaApQtfn, a II Tin portrait' of unforgettable power RASPUTIN AND THE EMPRESS TF1 21 (U- SUNDAY JOHN
