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3JEDF0KD M5TL TRIBUTE, JIEDFOTID, OREGON, MONTJST, JTTXE 19, 1933. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal 1IQU0R HAULER . i in nnimn nwrn Leaving for Portland M. K. Sprott Is leaving this afternoon for Port land after spending severel daya here, attending to Insurance builneaa. Mra. Rodfera Moves Irt. Marjorle Rodgers baa moved to a new resl denoa at SW Weat 10th street, where ahe la now at noma to her friends, they announced today. Mra. Piatt leaves Mra. Hal Piatt la leaving today for a trip north, to Include staye In Monmouth. Portland and LaQrande. She expects to be away from the city a month. Mr. Tucker Leaves Won Tucker of Hlllaboro, Calif., who apent Pather'a day with hla children at the Tucker lodge on the Rogue, left last evening on the Shasta for the south. Fish Butte Creek Mr. and Mra. Scott Hamilton, accompanied by Miss Leona Johnson and Harry Elden. mo tored to Butte Creek Sunday for a fishing trip. Fishing GoodJames O. Murray, WHO jcd,biuj ,.b. o- r Ids dam. waa successful In landing two salmon, he reported today. Few fishermen apent Sunday at the dam. Exhibit Rosea A beautiful bouquet of tansendschorn rosea la on exhibit today at the Chamber of Commerce. The flowers were brought in ny Mrs. B. M. Wilson and were grown at her home. Wheel Stolen B. W. Brock of route two, Medford, reported to the city po lice yesterday that he had a wheel atolen from his Ford car, when It was parked on South Central street Sat urday night. Plcnle on Creek Among Medford people plcnloklng on Butte Creek Sunday' were Mr. and Mrs. Bob. Her- rlott and party. Swimming waa en joyed by many -although the water Is attll high and cold. Church Circle to Meet The Mary V and Martha circle of the First Metho- . dlst Episcopal ohurch will meet to morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. J. Palmer on the Old Stage road. Keller In Town Joe Keller of Port land, representing the National Auto Theft bureau, waa a visitor In Med ford this morning, and left for Ash land and Klamath Falls on his peri odical tour through the state. Oarlocks Go East Mr. and Mrs. L O. Oarlock and children left Satur day for Chicago by motor. They will attend to business Interests In the eastern city, visit Mrs. Oarlock's rela, ' tlves and attend the World's fair. Confers Here W. J. Martlndale, traffic agent for the American rail way express, with headquartera In San Francisco Is In Medford today at tending to business matters, having arrived- on the Shasta this afternoon, Will Visit Lake Lyle Oarlock, nephew of Lee O. Oarlock, who arrlv ) ed last week from Minnesota to visit the latter. Is remaining in southern Oregon for several days to enjoy trip to Crater Lake and other scenic points. Aklpworth Visit Here Mrs. George f. Sklpwortti and son and daughter are guests In Medford today, having accompanied Judge Sklpworth on hla return from Eugene for resumption of the trial of Walter J. Jones, mayor of Rogue River. Kill Rat Milton Ottoman, clerk at the Southern Pacific passenger del . t couldn't go fishing Sunday because he had to work, so he put In a prof itable morning by killing a large rat (with the aid of two customers,) The evidence was lying on the depot plat form yesterday. Fish Bltlnr at LakeLocal people, who enjoyed an outing at Fish Lake yesterday, report that the fish are biting th.re, and they dont mean maybe. Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Carpenter and Carl and Robert Hoizgang re ported fine catches. Other visitors at the lake yesterday were Mr. ana Mrs. , Warren Butler of this city. Delegate Leaves Mra. W. O. Kin dred, delegate from the local chap ter of Daughters of Union Veterans, left on the Shasta today for Salem, to attend the state convention. Mrs, Kindred Is also Junior vice president of the department. She plans to visit In Portland before returning to her home here. . Pleads Not Guilty H. A. Smith, driver of an automobile which collid ed with the Noel Benson car Satur day evening, resulting In the injury of Miss Patricia Carlon, entered a plea of not guilty when he appeared in city court on a charge of reckless driving. The case was postponed until 10 a. m. Wednesday. Has Cousin Here Eugene Lorton of Tulsa. Okla., appointed last week by i President Roosevelt as a member of . the International joint commission ef the United States and Onada, is a cousin ef C. H. Lorton of Bedford. Titt Oklahoma man was appointed to Succeed the late Porter J. McCumber. Visit In Medford Mrs. W. H. Mc-' Pherson motored to Medford Thurs-; day accompanied by Mrs. O. J. Har- , ney and daughter, Miss Nora Harney, and spent the day on business and visiting with Mrs. Ouy Satterlee. Mrs Joseph Dalf-y and Miss Mary Walker. Miss Harney made arrangements to attend Sacred Heart hospital for a nuraea training course next fall. Klamath Falls News. Released on Bond Andy Klchlnko. 23. of Washington, who was arrested esrly Friday morning by Federal Pro hibition Investigator Lee 1. Moon, was released from the county Jail at mid night Sunday, when 12000 bond was furnished for him. The bond, accord ing to officers, was approved by Unu sed States Commissioner Frailer of Portland. The sureties were furnished by friends of Klchlnko's. who reside In Seattle. Klchlnko waa bound over to the federal grand Jury on charges al transportating liquor. ' Fish at Lake Glen Fabrlck and Phil Sharp apent Saturday afternoon at Fish Lake, where each was suc cessful in catching the limit of trout. . . Undergoes Operation Mrs . O. C. Howard, underwent a major operation at the Community hospital this morning and waa reported getting along nicely. Will Be X-Rayed Patricia Carlon. who sustained Injuries In an auto crash Saturday night was reported getting along satisfactorily at the Community hospital today, where she was to be X-rayed this afternoon to determine the extent of her Injuries. Capt. Ilehert Leaves Captain and Mra. Edmund Nelson Hebert left to day for Letterman'a General hospital In San Francisco, where Captain He bert has been ordered. He waa adlu- lant for the C. C. C. headquarters. but became 111 last week and was or dered south. Mrs. Hebert arrived Sat urday to accompany him. in Medford Today From points about the valley, the following were In Medford thla afternoon attending to business matters: Earl Martin and Desmond Sweet of Beagle. H. R. Ing- llng of Ashland, D. E. Lehrman and A. P. Johnson of Grants Pass. Paul Bohnert of Central Point. Ouy Wal- ion, w. M. Lewis. Dan Doyle and H. E Ellif of Eagle Point, R. O. Rosentlel of Portland was also a visitor In Med ford today. Home from Portland Mayor and Mrs. E. M. Wilson returned Saturday night from Portland, where they at tended the Masonic and Eastern Star conferences. They were accompanied north by Mrs. Harry Nordwick. who returned with them, and Mrs. Meta Gilbert. Mra. Wilson attended the meeting as worthy matron of Reames chapter, this city. NAZI PARTY OUTLAWED BY AUSTRIAN DECREE VIENNA, June 19. (API The eov- ernment of Chancellor Dollfusa is sued a decree tonieht outlawlnir Nazi parties In Austria. Pierces riot Houst, tomatoes at vour grocer's. The quality is fine and the price is right. Stated convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 32 R. A. M. Tuesday, June 20 at 7:30 P. M. Work on P. M. and M. E. M. degree. Visitors tnvlterl. M. C. STEWART, H. P. Geo. Alden, Secretary. THEY CHOOSE mm f j fit 1 yi il w V M The bicycle It replacing the horse for polo In Hollywood. Marl Colman, Lona Andre, Kathleen Burke and Grace Bradley have Just finished a chukker or two. (Associated Press Photo) ANNOUNCEMENT Hodgen-Brewster Feeds WILL BE SOLD AT KIMBALL WAREHOUSE Across Street From Swift & Co. HODGEN-BREWSTER FEEDS have, for years, maintained a wonderful reputation for producing profitable results in the raising of chickens, turkeys, calves, dairy cows and hogs. ' Remember that until further notice . . . you should come to the Kimball Ware house, on North Fir street (across the street from Swift and Co.), for your supplies of Hodgen-Brewster Feed. ALSO A COMPLETE STOCK OF FEEDS AND GRAINS JERRY BARR Spray Materials. Tel. 803 Berry Cups Id DUUNU UVLK W. J. Clements, 31, arrested In Klamath Falls Saturday with 1200 gallons of 190 proof alcohol In a new OMO truck, has been bound over to the federal, grand Jury, ac cording to word received by Deputy United 8tates Marshal Cal C. Wells, who raid the bond was set at S2500 by B. C. Thomas, United States Com missioner In Klamath Falls, on charge of transportation and posses sion. The liquor Is said to be valued be tween SIO.000 and (13,000, and the truck will be confiscated by the gov ernment. N HYSTERICAL STATE ROSEBURG, Ore., June 19. () Sheriff Percy Webb today requested a mental examination for Rita Wln nlngham, 18. held in the county Jail on a charge of kidnaping. The sheriff reports that the girl Is In a highly nervous and hysterical state and Is apparently suffering from mental de rangement. She was arrested June 13, charged with being Implicated with Jack Hal ey, Fred Park and her brother, Doug las Wlnntngham, In the abduction of Attorney Ray B. Compton of this city. f John Barrymore In Hit At Craterian John Barrymore Is starred In "Re union In Vienna," Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer'a plcturlzatlon of Robert E. Sherwood's smashing Broadway atage hit of Ust season. In the new film, now playing at the Craterian theater. Barrymore plays the role of the Im pulsive and Irresistible Hapsburg archduke. Rudolf, who returns to Vi enna from exile to recapture the memory of kisses that lingered long after the royal reign toppled and the glory of the glamorous court lite faded. This role, created on the atage by Alfred Lunt, with Lynn Fontanne In the feminine lead. Is said to match Barrymore's Individual talents and personality with flawless fit. It fol lows his acclaim In "Grand Hotel," "Rasputin and the Empress," "Bill of Divorcement" and "Topaze." BIKES FOR POLO a artnn 1 AMERICAN DELEGATES TO ECONOMIC CONFERENCE President Roosevelt hat named these three members of the United world economic conference In London. (Associated Press Photos) aMarhety U vf stock PORTLAND, June 10. (yT) Cattle: 1050, cal yea 100; steady. Steers, good $6.00-6.85; common and medium, $3.75-6.33; heifers, good, 5.25-6.2V, common and medium, 93.00-6.50; cows, good, 4. 60-525; common and medium, 93.00-4.60; bulla, good, $5.25 3.75; cutter and medium, $2.25-3,25; vealera, good, $6.00-6.75; common and medium, $3.00-6.00; calves, good, $5.50-0.00; common and medium, $2 50-5.00. HOGS: 3600; dull, steady, good, $140 200 lbs. $5.00-5.35; 300-350 lbs. $5.00 5.35; over 350 lbs. $4.35-5.15: sows, good, $3.75-4.50; medium, $3.50-3.75; pigs, good, $4.00-5.00. SHEEP: 3300; dull, steady. Lambs, good and choice. $5.75-6.00; common and medium, $4.00-4.75; wethers $2.00-4.75; ewea. $.75-2.25. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., June 19. (AP) Table: Wheat: Open HlRh Low Close July .68 ,B94 .56 .58 Sept .59 .6254 -59 .61 Dec. ..'... 63V4 .63H ,63H .6814 Cash "wheat No. 1: Biff Bend bluestem , .651,4 . .66 !4 , .631,4 58 . '.5514 .67 ',4 .55V4 . .55 '4 Dark hard winter, 12 pet. 11 pet. Soft white Western white Hard winter Northern aprlng Western red Oats: No. 2 white .......... , 22.50 ...22.80 Corn: No. 2 E. yellow.. Portland Produce PORTLAND. June 19. (Pi Butter Prints. eKtra 24c; atandard 23',c. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade 21-22c lb.; farmers' door deliv ery, 21-22c lb.: sweet cream oo higner, BOGS Pacific Poultry producers' selling price: Oversize 20c: extras 18c; mixed colors 17c; mediums 17c dozen. Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh current receipts, 56 lbs. and up, 12c dozen. LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery: Buying prices heavy hens, colored. 4V4-54 lbs. 11c: do 54 lbs. up 10c; broilers 2 lbs. up 8c; under 2 lbs. 10c: colored springs. 2 lbs. up 12c: roost ers. So lb.; ducks, Peklns, broilers, 12-13o lb.: old ducks. Peklns, 10c lb ; do colored 10c lb. STRAWBERRIES Oregon Dollars, ll.2S-l.S0: new Oregons Sl.40-1.85. , CHEESE 92 score Oregon triplets, 12c; loaf, 13c lb.; brokers will pay YiO below quotations. MD-JC Contract price 4 pet. Port, land delivery 1.70 cwt; B grade cream, 37o lb. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retallera: Country killed hoga. best butchers, under 150 lbs. 7-7'4c; veal ers, 70 to 100 lbs., B-lOc; spring lambs 10-10',4c; yearllnga 2-4c; heavy ewes, 2-3c; medium cows, So lb.; canner cows 2',4-3c; bulls, 4!4-5c lb. HOPS Nominal, 103,1, 70-7SC lb. NEW ONIONS California Bermu das, tl per 50-lb crate; new red, 2c lb. POTATOES Local, 1.15-1.35; De schutes Gems, $1.75; do bakers, $1.90; Yakima Gems, S1.50. NEW POTATOES California Oar nets, 2 '4 -2 He lb.; whit JV.c lb. WOOL 1933 clip nominal; Willam ette valley, 21-23C lb.; eastern Ore gon, 18-21c lb.; southern Idaho, 16 20c lb. HAY Buying price from producer: Alfalfa No. 1, 15; clover No. 2. 14; eastern Oregon timothy. 16; oats and vetch, 16. Wall St. Report STOCK SALE AVERAGES ' (Copyright, 1833, Standard Statistics Company.) June 19: SO Ind'ls Today - 87.6 Prev day 81.8 3 yrs. ago..... 160.3 High 1933.... 89.0 Low 1933 .... 42.3 Hlfrh 1932.... 72.3 LOW 1932 35.1 20 RR'S X45.1 42.0 121.5 45.1 23.5 39.8 13.2 20 90 Ut's Total 109.2 101.5 222.2 113 7 01.5 111.0 61.8 84.8 j 79.1 1 165.1 86.S 43.9 73.9 35 0 X New 1933 high. BOND SALE AVERAGES (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Company.) June 19: 30 20 30 60 Ind'ls RR's Ut's Total Today 73.6 76.2 84.0 77.2 Prev. day.... 72.1 74.4 83 6 76.7 Week ago 73.1 76.9 84"4 77.7 year ago 65.9 53.9 74.8 81.3 3 yrs. ago.... 93 2 106.6 99.6 99.8 NEW YORK, June 19. (AP) Fi nancial markets were borne upward today on a new wave of Inflationary psychology. As the dollar declined sharply In foreign exchange markets, following reports the Washington ad mlnlatratlon disapproved of currency stabilization at present rates, stocks soared 2 to 7 or more points. The close was strong. Approximately 6,000,000 shares changed hands. A rush of buyers at the opening sent prices spurting to levels where they regained substantial portions of their last week's losses. AU groups participated In the recovery. While there were Intermittent pauses to ab sorb profit taking, the movement was forward throughout. Grains were up from 3 to 3 cents a bushel, around New Year'e high, bar silver rallied and bonds were strong. Today's closing prices for 80 selected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye ...I17 Am. Can 02 9m. st Fgn. Pow. 17 14 A. T. & T. 131'. Now! Lee Tracy Lupe Velez In "The Half Naked Truth" Also Harry Sweet Comedy Cartoon Paths News H-IFsUsc lonlte tvilllam Haines In "FAST LIFE" Tne First Run Comedy "MY WIFF.'H FAMILY" hORTLAND w EE9 offer NOTHING FINER IN HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS 1HE HOTEL MULTNOMAH It Portltnd'i largest hotel, located only 3 blocks from the leading banki and torea, yet out of the nolsf traffic New modern furni rure, new equipment, new decoration. , Excellent dining room, cafeteria and coffee i ho p. Popular prices. Garage across tho atret attendant it the door . Lobby pip organ concert tvery evening RATFS FROM - 11.10 DETACHED BATH 11.00 VITH BATH HOTEL viLLTNOMAH O I T U N ( i OtlOOk j a ;7Sfev, v hi Siilfil ' vss B Statet delegation to the coming Anaconda Atch. T. & S, F. w Bendlx Avia. Beth. Steel California Pack'g. Caterpillar Tract. . Coml. Solv Curtlss -Wright DuPont Qen. Foods Oen, Mot Int. Harvest ...... I. T. b T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. . Penney (J. C.) , Phillips Pot Radio . Sou. Pac, std. Branda St. OH Cal St. OH N. J. Trans. Amer. Unit. Aircraft . U. S. Steel WITH 100 ENROLLED In the ..ally Vacation Bible school, which opened this morning at the First Presbyterian church, 100 peo ple were enrolled. The classes will continue through Friday morning. As a close of the school, a plcnlo will be held Saturday from 11 to 4 at the Bollywood ranch. The Sun day school of the Presbyterian church will also Jolu the group at the plc nlo. WORLD'S FINEST SOUND RCA High Fidelity Wide Range Last Times TONIGHT Jtaomedy . . . Thrills . . . Romance I Zasii, Jimmy and Boots bring laughs to make yon hap py . . nnd romance to make I yon glad I HELLO, STEHf JAMES DUNN 2ASURTTS MMNAGOMBEU BOOTS MALLOW Selected Short Subjects Starts TOMORROW Headlines and Waistlines! Now he's In Russia . , . with Kews his Rarket and Blondri Ills Weakness! BENITA HUME UNA MERKEL I JAMES GLEAS0N 'is1 r- t j . .. .. 1.1.1. LIT ar 1 1 3 E The city council will meet In regu lar session tomorrow evening, Mayor B. M. Wilson announced today fol lowing his return from Portland. Dis cussing the special city election to be held June 80th. Mayor Wilson also pointed out today that the change In ordinance to b voted on will In no way provide for Increasing the In debtedneas of the city, contrary to opinion, which seems to have arisen In certain circles of the city. The election has been called to make a change in the Medford ord inance, unifying It with the Oregon law. which enables cities to refund existing bonds. Bonds amounting to 311,000 will be coming due thla year. Medford does not have the money to pay them and It Is necessary that the city ordinance must be amended be flre the bonds m be refunded. No Increased Indebtedness Is to be con sidered In the June 80th ballot. It will be concerned excluaively with caring for the existing Indebtedness of ths city. Lee Tracy Coming In Rialto Comedy "Clear All Wires," Broadway'a big gest laugh hit, is on the screen at last. Lee Trsev heart. r..t n.t film celebrities In Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayers talkie version of thu nlav. whirh opens Tuesday at the Rialto theater. Bena and Samuel Spewack, authors of the riotous drama of a fast-talblnff newspaper correspondent who gets imp maso ox comio complications WORLD'S FINEST BOUND WIDE Now! . . . till Tomorrow Night Won't You Come Into My Parlor? ST 1 vofin (ewnLorL Selected Short Subjects FUNERAL PARLOR West Main at Newtown Sympathetic, Friendly Service At Geary and Taylor the Sao Fran cisco visitor nods Ss n Francisco', finest hotel. Here, those who sppreclate an environment of quiet liveliness are lure to be found each year sees world traveler! returning to enjoy Its hospit sbls atmosphere. Fortunately the CUrt, phyileslly new the sreater part. yet old with Its years or located in ths very cen Itan San FranfJ here the busy mlna Ufa of Berkeley arsHna; up to I oa the opposite shore miles away. The view Irora iters It truly marvelous, a sedative to tired nerves. a dejlfutle.Ui jaundiced eye, a pick' In Europe, tUo wrote the screen adaptation In collaboration with Delmar Oaves. Tracy plays tha role of the Irresponsible newspaperman. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED To lease or trade for small Improved acreage in Rogue River valley, might consider buying. Com. munlcate with A. A. Thompson, Rt. 1, Box 239, central point, Ore, ANYONE having old car to give away call Mr. Monnson, Room 2, Lynn Rooms. FOR SALE 40 acrea wild oat hay, standing in field. Phone Ashland, 373-R-4. CHICAGO resident, expert driver, will drive, assist, while there for trana portatlon expense. A. P. Burgess, Jr., Central Point. Rt. 1, Box 145-A. HELP WANTED Man with car. good pay. See Mr. Lester at Jackson Ho tel Tuesday. FOR SALE Milk cows, heifers and sheep. O. C. Sanderson, Beagls, Ore. A FEW brand new electrle refrigera tors at leas than wnoieaaie. Be John Denlson, 101 Crater Lake Ave. BULL puppies. 610 So. Holly. WANTED Lsdy passenger to Oak land, caltf. Thursday moming. share expenses. Box 10804 Tribune. BEAUTIFUL VIEW COUNTRY HOME sairal acrea, 2 mln. from town. SjlSnview unsurpassed. Fine) 1 garden. Poultry house. Double garage. Electric water sys tem. House modern large view liv ing room; fireplace. Dining room: extra large kitchen; many bullt Ins. Two bedrooms; full plumbing. Where else could you Invest this amount of money and get a beau tiful home? Magnificent view; love ly garden; with every city conveni ence. Terms and down payment very reasonable. Exclusive listing. W. I. VAWTER Insurance Investments) Business Opportunities . . . RCA HIGH FIDELITY RANGE Said The Spider To The Fly The spiciest . . , frothiest . . . gayest comedy-romances of all timet Its comedy will delight yon . . Its romance will intrigue yon . . Its abandon will bring a blush to your cheeks , , , But you'll love It! m. Wanna. pwnfl WYIIYflBD ms-up to tha Jaded appetite. On tha mala floor are two other equally I ous restaurants, tha Florentine snd the unique, dellghtfu Coffee Shop, Just off The Clin roo' rooms f " SI If suests it hat no fuett to object to tha lacking In that atmosphere oi friendliness and personal service that has been to Important In present day methods of hotel hospitality. Al though the Clift Is a major hotel of San Francisco, although It Is rated as supreme In service and vilue-glvlng. , vet tha rates there are surprisingly -Jlow. Ths) taiat start at tS alexia soot
