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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1933.
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton
Committee Named for
Altar Society Farty
Committee, named today to com
plete arrangement tot, the card
party announced tor next Wednesday
evening at ParUh hell. I eompoeed
of Mr. Prank Orttach, Mr. Paul
Orelner. Mr. Dlldea, Mr. J. O. Haye.
Mr. O. M. Hartley. Mra. M. Herbert.
Mr. Hoffbeck nd Mlases Martha
Hauley. Hageman and BUli Hammett.
The party, arranged under aue
plce ot the -St. Ann' AlUr oclety.
1 one of a aerie tor the ummer
arason. Playing will begin at 8:00
o'clock and all pereon who enjoy
an evening- at card are Invited to
attend. .
ainnana Betnrn
to California
Mr. and Mr. O. J. Nunan, former
resident of the Roftue aiver vlley.
who arrived lait week from the eouth
to vlalt their old home ad friend,
are returning to California thl week.
While here on their flrat vUit In
even year they were much lmpres.
fd with the development ot Medford'
residential district on the Bst ld
and In the surrounding country,
where many lovely home have been
erected during their even year' ab
sence. They enjoyed trip around the
Old Stag road, through the Bagla
Point and Grant Pas country, par
ticularly. Mis Nyswaner lloetes
At Dinner Tonight
Ml Dorothy Nyewaner la among
local folk entertaining for the plea
aura of Mr. and Mr. Dudley 8er
oombe. house guest of Mr. and Mr.
Prank Perl. She will be hoite at S
o'clock dinner this evening at Bon
ney' Drill.
Cover will be placed for Mr. and
Mr. Bercombe, Mr. and Mr. Perl.
Mr. and Mr. Harold Ralohsteln.
Mis Kathryn Sweeney, Messr. Bob
Keeney and Harry QUI and the ho-,
tees, Mia Nyswaner.
Boiy Ann Orange
Announce Party
Th Hoxr Ann Orange to entertaln-
n tomorrow evenlncr with a card
party at the Bed Top school, to which
all persons wno enjoy a. av v w
ot pinochle are Invited.
a nnaii admission will b charged
and refreshments will follow card.
the secretary, Lillian Andrew, an
nounced today, extending an invita
tion to all. ,
Mr. Thorndlke Among
Hoteea of Week
,r h,u rhirrulika entertained
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Dakota, inviting mcnoa mw iuh
- eon and four table of bridge, follow
ing. The party 1 the flrat of a series
planned by Mr. Thorndlke for the
(ummer aeuon and ah will be hos
ts at another affair next week.
aland Hubbard
at Dlamod Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hubbard and
children are again planning to apano
much tune at their summer horn at
Diamond lake. Being each year among
the first to break the trail into the
resort, they are maintaining their
reputation thl season. Mr. Hubbard
and children, accompanied by her
brother, Lee Allen, -left a few day
ago for the lake and will be Joined
there thl week end by Mr. Hubbard.
-
Mr. Daig and Children
Her From Portland
Mr. Harold Dagg and young on
and daughter of Portland, are gueata
In Medford of Mrs. Dagg'a parent,
Dr. and Mr. R. W. Clancy.
Mra. Dagg la remembered aa Wini
fred Clancy, former member of the
local younger set. Considerable en
tertaining 1 planned tor her stay
here.
Kellya Betnrn From
Portland Trip
Mr. and Mr. Edward O. Kelly, son,
Bernard, and Mr. B. B. Kelly returned
last evening from a two day visit
In Portland. Judge W. H. Cannon,
who made the trip north with them,
la remaining for a longer tay in
th Rose City.
Mis Adam Onest' "
Hera of Mrs. Vincent
' Ml Prankla Adam, formerly of
thl city, now an instructor In the
Seattle schools. Is a guest ot Mr.
Alice Vlnoent thl week at th Bybee
ranch. Rhe expect to spend a month
of the cummer vacation here.
Oraduata Nurse
to Picnic, Grant Paa
Member of th Oraduata Nurses
association of District No. . are In
vited to a picnic In the Orant Pas
park Thursday, June 38. The Oranta)
Paw nurses will act a hostess and '
all members anticipating attending j
the affair are asked to call Mr. O. E.
Otborn at 15S3 tomorrow.
Charity Hart Away' '
For Hammer Vacation.
Mlaa Charity Hart, daughter ot Mr j
and Mra. noyd Hart, who recently i
left for Chicago, 1 going to spend j
th summer with her grandmother, i
Mr. Welther at her home near Eu- j
gen, une loft for the University city
Isat week.
Jerome KipeclJuJ '
Oueata from Sooth
Mr, and Mrs. 8. O. Jerome are ex
pecting guest to art re soon from
eouthern California for a two weeks'
vacation. In tbe party will be Mr.
Jerome' brother, Erneet JSehoenen
berger and family and Mr. Edith
Jerome of San Jose.
Mra. Pnbrlrk to Honor
Oranddanithler at Picnic
Mr. Olen Fabrlck 1 entertaining
tomorrow with a plcnlo party In
Aahland nark for th pleasure of her
granddaughter, Dorothy Sly, who la
her guest this week from Vancouver,
Waah. Eight members of the young
er set have been Invited for th occa
sion. Butler Hare Guests
from Los Angeles
Mr. end Mr. Victor Lunny of Los
Angeles, house guaat thl week ol
Mr. nd Mrs. W'.rren Butler, left this
morning to continue their trip to
Portland.
Paske Take Cabin
on Hirer for Summer
Dr. and Mra. O. H. Pack and fem
lly are Joining the vacationing ranks
thl week and have taken a cabin at
Edgewood park on Bogus river for
the summer.
Edwin Leave for
Summer at Lake
Mr. and Mra. A. R. Edwin are mov
ing today to their Crater Lake home
for th summer sesson. Mr. Edwin
being with the Crater Lake National
Park service.
BOSTON, June aa. (AP) A reduc
tion of 7 ,89 1,844 .50 the surplus
of the Ford Motor compsny for 1033
compared with 1081 was shown In a
statement filed with the Massachu
setts commissioner of taxation and
corporations today.
The surplus tor 1033 was IS80.603.M.
In 1031 It was 55,303 .347.10. Capital
stock was listed a S17.2S4.S00. A list
of asset included "each, etc," a
303.650.4393. compared with 373,
433,104.03 In 1831.
ENDED FOR FAMILY
LISBON CP) The building of a
road to link Colmbra and Sabagul in
the province of Blera was begun with
much ceremony In 1878.
The work ha been carried on
continuously, but trie 60th anniver
sary find only 10 mile completed.
All the work ha been don by
member of one family. It ha sup
ported them for three generation. -
Now It hss been decided to Increase
the staff and finish th road.
Farm Bill Executive
' Chsrls J, Brand (above) ol
Washington, D. C, a nstlv ol
Minnesota, wn namd eo.admin.
Istrstor of th nsw farm bill. Ht
will work assistant to Qeorge
Peek of Illinois. (Associated Press
Photo!
Federal
ens-'s .
WINS EUROPEAN
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Taplana Marloff, a blue-eyed,
Paris, va elected "Mlea Europe"
14 nation held In Madrid, Spain.
MISSOURI LADS
Rear cadrei for aeveTal of the
Civilian OouaervDtlon corps camps In
the Medford district are scheduled to
arrive at various points In southern
Oregon Monday, according to an
nouncement Issued today.
Lieut. O. A. A. Jones of the head
quarters staff, stated this morning
that the rear cadres for company
1663, government camp, and 1663,
Wineglass camp left Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo., last evening, and are
scheduled to arrive at Chlloquln
Monday.
For company 1043 at Lake o the
Woods, the rear cadre Is expected to
arrive at Klamath Palls on that date
having left the barracks hursday.
Detachments for 1091, Upper Rogue
river camp, and for 1650, Mt, Reuben,
will be brought to Medford, and are
also scheduled to be here on Mon
day's train.
Enlisted young men for Camp Bly,
company 1645 and Camp Ingram,
1G47, wilt reach Lakevlew on Monday
also, according to present plans.
Eve Benson Dance
Revue Is Saturday
The program of enjoyable dance
numbers from Eve Benson's studio,
which was scheduled for Twin
Plunges last Saturday, and postponed
owing to an unusually cold evening,
win be given June 34 at 8:45 p. m.
Colorful groupings and clever num
bers will be seen at this exhibition
of art, together with beautiful cos
tumes and lovely music.
A group of pupils and parents of
Eve Benson's school of the dance are
picnicking at Llthla park, Ashland,
today.
There are 18 uncompleted recla
mation projects In 13 western states.
Home Loan Bank of
Pacifio Building;
PORTLAND, OREGON
Jnn 21, 1938.
Mr. Hamilton Patton,
Southern Building sud Loan Association,
Medford, Oregon.
Dear Mr. Patton 1
We are today In receipt of advice from the Federal
Home Loan Bank Board in Washington that the application
of your institution for membership in tho Federal Ilome
Loan Bank has been approved.
Tlease accept my congratulation! upon the early ap.
proval of your membership.
Your very truly,
Chtis. II. Stewart
Manager,
BEAUTY. CROWN
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chestnut - haired Russian girl living In
in a contest among beauty quaen of
(Associated Pre Photo)
TAXESJNCREASING
SALEM, Ore., June 33; (AP)
Wltn three counties yet to report,
first half taxes delinquent In the
stat for the year 1933 aggregate 0.
078,888.08 or 44.73 per cent, It was
announced at the offices of the state
tax commission late today.
Tax delinquencies, based on re
ports from all counties In ths state
In 1933, was 38 per cent. Members
of the tax commission said that It
was likely that the total tax delin
quencies for 1933 would be Increased
to nearly 60 per cent, although the
exact percentage cannot be determin
ed until all the reports are received
and tabulated.
Taxes charged against the counties
for th year 1033 totaled $404.
39181. Of which $30,397,1454)8 was
classified as first half. Taxes have
been collected In the amount ot 111,
318,357.30. .
ENI
To attend the offlolal opening of
Crater Lake national park on July 1,
the third annual good-will tour of
the Shasta Cascadlans will Journey to
the lake, the week-end trip starting
June 30 from Redding, and delega
tions Joining the party on the way
north, according to Information re
ceived today.
Numerous prominent offlolals,
newspaper men and distinguished
guests are planning to attend, and
"Singing" Jimmy Smith of Los An
geles will be a member of the tour.
A merry party will be staged at Cra
ter Lake the evening of July 1, and
the program and entertainment will
be under the direction of the Klam
ath county Junior chamber or com
merce.
The state of California has assign
ed Inspector Fred Goodloe as official
escort for the goodwill caravan.
Portland
Eleventh Dl'trlct
ALASKA
IDAHO
MONTANA
OREGON
UTAH
WASHINGTON
WYO.MINO
DELINQUENT STATE
Llrestork.
PORTLAND. June 3a (AP) Cat
tle: 60, ealTee, 40; steady.
Hogs: 700; steady.
Sheep: ISO; steady.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Jun 23. (AP) But
ter: Print, extra. 3tc; atandard,
13 "4 c
BU'iTERFAT Portland delivery: A
grade. 3123o lb ; farmera door de
livery, 314230 lb.; sweet cream oc
higher.
EGOS Pacldo Poultry Producer'
selling prlos: Oversize, 30c; extras.
18c; mixed colors, 17c; medium, 17c
dosen. Buying price of wholesalers:
Fresh current receipts, 69 lb, and
up, 13c dozen.
HOPS Nominal, 1933, 606o lb.
POTATOES Local, SI 50: Deachutes
Oems, 1 86; do baiters, 2 00; Yakima
Gems, 1.60sl.7S.
NEW POTATOES Local white and
red, 334c lb.; California white, 2
93.16 cental.
' STRAWBERRIES Oregon Dollars,
$1.50 crate; new Oregon, vl.601.85.
Cheese, milk, country meats, me-
hstr, cascara bark, lire poultry, onions,
new onions, wool and hay unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, June 33. (AP)
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
July .50V4 1 .OOH .81
Sept .63 H MVt .88 .84 VI
Dec. .8714 .68 '4 .67 A .68 Yt
Cash wheat No. 1:
Big Bend bluestem
.69
.70
.88
.6154
.59
.61
.59
.59
Dark hard winter, 13 pet. .
11 pet. .
Soft white
Weetern white .
Hard winter
Northern spring '
Western red ,
Oats: No. 3 white. $33.50.
Corn: No. 3 E yellow, 33.
Mlllrun: Standard, 16.
Today'a car receipts: Wheat, 31;
barley, 1; flour, 15; corn. 3; hay, S.
Chicago Wheat i
CHICAGO. June 23. (AP) Wheat
futures:
Open High Low Close
Jly. 7754-i 80'4 77H 79)4-8014
Sep. TOH-li 834 79V4 83V4-H
Dec. 82H-a 85 V4 82-83)4 85)4-M
SAN FRANCISCO, June 33. (AP)
-Butterfat, 83-prem. grade, 24V4a
Wall SI. Report
Stock Sale Average
(Copyright, 133, standard Statistics
Co.)
50 30 20 90
lnd'l RR' TJf ToUl
Today 87.3 45.3 104.7 83 8
Prev. day 84.3 44.0 103.1 81.2
Week sgo B0.4 41.4 100 J 77.9
Year sgo 37.9 15.3 59.3 38 1
3 Yrs. sgo .164.8 100.1 313.6 159.5
Bond 8le Averages
(Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistic
Co.)
30 20 30 60
lnd'l RR'a Ufs Total
Today 73.8 78 5 84 3 77.7
From the Cheapest That? Good I
(lit Jrl VlsbnnjtWnf advantage of '" l
llll Of M tne special low price w are now offer- xtlt rJ ft i m II
llll NOW. Come In and see for yourself the S 3frb3 W II
llll values wa are featuring for Saturday. flJjMte. R UU II
3-Piece Davenport Set Smart New
illi Breakfast Sets
E&S&r" 5-Piece Breakfast Set finished In J 4 " fA I
ip3a ivory with trimmings in green. p 0J I
' "Nglpa Here'i s 8-Piece Green Decorated (J QC?
it iWjii!?! Sot that'i an outstanding value at tip I aO )
llll V.V;N,i Beposjemed davenport art . II
llll f Wiinrfa,. wits two comfortable over- 5-Piece Breakfast Set Extension fi "fl tyF
WW JLvT-S '-Scf if Ingly low price. ' B sure to who BUY NOW W 4r
llll ' ffPTfc.J Three-piece suite p 1 1 ' II
$01 95 Pottery Table Lamps
I J X A fine selection of pottery Table
llll ( Lamps in a choice of red, green C A
and black. $2.05 value. Special to. (D I ""
llll ' aw . jwsaa mmmm I r 9w morrow, each JL
ft k"" L J L -HT" yLJ'J U City, county and school warrants accepted in F0LL t
flMEDFORD FURNITURE & HDWE C0jT1 COUNTS on the purchase of furniture and other
B ijm ip ajr merchandise at this store.
TANDEM BIKE FOR SIX BUILT OF AIRPLANE TUBING
SlW."!!!! ' Illi HI. ' l.S 'III 11." "!."" " l'
Three time th alz of th, bicycle that Inspired popular song at the turn of th century, thl, slx
passsnger vehicle wn built by father and ton at Alameda, Cat, and ha a wheel baa of 16 feet, flv
Inches. F. D. Amaral and Edward Amaral (on th, first two seat) built it of airplane tubing. (Associ
ated Press Phn
Prev. day 78.0 76.1 84 J T7.7
Week ago 71.7 74 3 83.4 76.4
Year ago 54 5 53.7 74.0 60.7
8 Yrs. ago - 73.7 106.7 994 99.6
NEW YORK. June 33. (AP) A
late rally In grains brought support
to a rather shaky stock market today
and several leading Issues gained' 1
to 3 or more points. The close was
firm. Extreme dullness prevailed
until the final dash. Approximately
3.400,000 shares changed hands.
Today'a closing price for 33 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 115
Am. Can 9114
Am.' dc Fgn. Pow. 16 '4
A. T. ts T. .,.,,197
Ansconda ,
Atch. T. 4c 8. P. .
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Steel
. 18'4
. 66
. is y4
. 37V4
. 23
. 2254
California Pack'g ,
Caterpillar Tract. .
Chrysler .
Coml. Bolv.
Curt Im-Wright .
DuPont
Gen. Foods
34 Vt
32V4
- 3
ia
36
3814
39 V,
17)4
53
Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest .
1. T. 4s T.
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward .
. 334
. 3214
. 40
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips' Pet
Radio
144
94
. 28
. 19
. 351.4
. 38
. 7
. 89)4
. 82)4
66)4
Sou. Pac.
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cal
St. Oil N. J. .
Trans. Amer. .
Dnlon Carb.
Unit. Aircraft .
U. S. Steel
E -
IS
PORTLAND, Ore., June 33. (AP)
The Journal eald today that "a near
famine" exists In the potato mar
ket, and "holdings of potatoes in Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho are un
usually limited with a call for sup
plies perhaps on the litest date ever
known In this territory lor ine 01a
crop.
Production ha decreased greatiy.-
the article said, "and Instead of show
ing normal aeaeonable Increase over
demand. It la actually not keeping
paoe with the call." The extreme hot
weather In the east waa said to have
been a contributing factor. Chicago
and Minneapolis are buying old crop
potatoes In the Pacific northwest, a
condition never before experienced at
this time ot year."
McMCRRAY. Alta., June 23. (AP)
Fear that three Colorado mining
Dinty Moore's
8 Little Giants
FairGrounds
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Lots of Prizes
Many Surprises
DANCE AT BEAUTIFUL
LAKE 0'THE WOODS
Resort SAT. NIGHT
FIRST DANCE OF THE SEASON
Spend the Week End I
Cabins Boats Saddle Horses
Coffee Shop Supplies Camping
OLEN SMITH, Manager
The Road via Butte Falls Is Open
student were drowned In Lako Atha
basca were strengthened today when
Mr. and Mra. John Bums of Nelson,
B. C, parents of one of the youth,
returned by airplane from Port Chlp
weyan, where they had gone to aeek
news of the fate of their eon.
Surprise Novelty
NIGHT
FairGrounds
SATURDAY
Dinty Moore's
Little Giants
Men
Ladiei
25c 10c