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rEDF07!E liXTL TRIBUXK M"EDFOTiD. OTf.Ef.ON-. MONDAY. .TTXE 26. 1033. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal Stationed Hero Lieutenant Ralph M. Oerth of tli CCO group. HUM 1 rationed at Cimp BlJ. according co announcement from headquarters to day. MIm Olnn Returns Mies Peggy Olnn, who (pent the week-end at Hoeeburg and Eugene, returned borne eundajr evening by atage. Called to ' Klamath State Police Sergeant Keith K. Ambrose, left thlB noon for Klamath FalU, where ne waa called to testify In a civil ault there this afternoon. In City Today George KUborn. trainmaster for the Southern Pacific company, with headquarters In Rose burg, la spending today here on busi ness. Guests at Wilsons Mrs. Harry E. Qoeller and children of Klamath rails are guests In Medford this week of Mayor and Mrs. E. M. Wilson. Mrs. Oleller la Mrs. Wilson's daughter. . Gets Building Permit A building J permit was issued by ths city today to ' J. H. Polley of 321 North Holly for remodeling of a stairway at the cost . of MS. Week End at Lake Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hamilton and small daughter motored to Pish Lake Sunday to spend the week end fishing. Their catch was not reported toasy. Mr. Reynolds Is Home C. L. Reyn olds of the Holland hotel returned to Medford yesterday from Portlsnd. where he spent several days with his . daughter, Miss Dorothy Reynolds, who la 111. Stops at Field Captain Frank W. Hackett, flying from Crlssy field. Cat., to Boeing field, Seattle, stopped at the Medford Municipal airport to service hta plane today, before con tinuing bla fUght. a New Torkers Here Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of New York City, fly ing a Curtlaa-Robln ship, stopped at I the Medford airport today en route from Oakland. Calif., to Seattle. ThcJ Jonses are on an air tour of the Unit ed States. Photos on Display A very attract ive display of photographs, featuring many familiar faces, fills the Cham ber of Commerce window today. The display Is composed of photos by Shangle and was arranged by J. Verne Shingle, the photographer, himself. Reports Collision George Camp bell, 17, of Marie street, reported that he had an accident In Talent yester day. Campbell was driving one auto mobile, according to the report at the city police station, and Mr. Edmon son of Talent, the other. Undergo Operations Mrs. M. O. Riddle of 824 West Second street un derwent a major operation today at the Sacred Heart hospital and was reported getting along nicely. Mrs. F.trie Bartlett of Reno, Ore., also un derwent an operation at the hospital w today. ... Much Talk, No rinli The fish that Webster Clark and Dr. F. O. Bunch got yesterday at rish Lake are all In the stories, they tell, according to tneir hungry friends. The two "would be fishermen" since their return had much to say of their extraordinary catohes. No pictures were taken, how ever. No head, no tales, no fins have been exhibite d and several of their friends are of the opinion that the rme catcnea are still in the lake, al though, they hesitate to accuse the doctor and Webster of telling fHh stories. Ranson Webster is especially hungry for a nice fry, he let It be known this morning. fru iOXfoSOOXin "Show-Down" Plan Opens America's Eyes to Car of Amazing Extra Value . . . Only '595 The "Show-Down" plan lets you be the Judge of Dodge perform ance . . . value . . . economy. You don't have to take anybody's word for what the big new Dodge Six can do. You see with your own eyes! You try it out with t your own hands I You are guided by what your own common sense tells you! You'll see that Dodge has 21 point of quality many of which are not found even in the highest priced cars such points as Float ing Power engine mountings, hy draulic brakes, gears that are quiet in every speed, all steel body, and double drop, X bridge-type frame 10 times stronger than ordinary frame construction. You'll see the 7 tests ol econo my that Dodge gives you they mean direct savings of from $50 to $150 on running expense alone. ponr.E S'-U5-!NPH WHEELBASF-SSM AND UP. F.0. B. FACTORY, DENtOIT DODGE EICHT $1115 TO $1395 F.O. B. FACTORi. DETROIT Eakin Motor Company 16 - 18 South Fir St., Medford Lodged In Jail Charged with be ing drunk In a publto place, Lew Hunter, 45, and Earl Akers, 2D, were placed in the city jail Sunday night i Mrs. Hay III Mrs. Dick Hay of Cen tral Point, who has been 111 for some time, was In Medford today for treat ment. . Mill Fleischer Home Miss Elita beth Fleischer of this city spent the past week end visiting her parents at their home at Central Point. Guest of Miss Slmklns Miss Hazel Kulatsd of Bend Is spending this week In Medford. the guest of Miss Leneve Slmklns or 543 South Ivy. Guest of Tollefsons Mrs. D. F. Darling of Minneapolis, Minn., is spending the summer with her son- In-lsw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln O. Tollefson. Home for Week End Miss Geral dlne Fox, stenographer in the office of M. N. Hogan, this city, spent the week end at central Point with her parents, Mr. and Mia. Oeorge Fox. Motor to Crater Lake Mlsa Arllene Butler and Miss Margaret Hensley motored to Crater Lake yesterday, ac companied by Bill Oatman, who Is employed In the National park .'or the summer. . Return from Vacation Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Robinson have returned to Medford from Seattle, where they spent a two weeks' vacation. Mr. Rob inson, city traffic officer, resumed his duties today, driving a new mo torcycle. . Former Resident Passes Mrs. Bet ty Peterson, formerly of Medford. died June 18 In the Sacrsmento hospital, according to word received here by friends. One son, Oscar Peterson. Uvea In the Rogue River valley, and another son, Albert, lives In Sacra mento. Returning East J. p. Keating, con ductor for the Pullman company, who waa on the special train of CCC re cruits arriving from Jefferson Bar racks, Mo., will leave on this evening's trsln for his headquarters in St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Keating arrived In Medford today. Accident Recorded Mlsa Valeria Whitney of Royalcrest Orchard on route 4, waa driving one of the au tomobiles which collided at the cor ner of Sixth and Ivy streets Sunday at 13:30 o'clock, a report filed at the city police atatlon shows. Frank Doty of Gold Hill was listed as driver of the other car. Precipitation Recorded Between 5 a. m., and S p. m.. Sunday a trace of rain was recorded for Medford, ac cording to the report of the federal weather bureau. Five hundreths of an Inch was the amount listed for the period between 5 p. m.. Sunday and S a. m., today. The total since September, 1932, now stands at 14.88 Inches. Return from Fair Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rlnard of 3 Catherine court, re turned to Medford Saturday from Washington, Iowa, where they visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith, and accom panied them to the world's fair at Chicago. The Rlnards reported the fair a wonderful attraction, and were astounded at the low prices. Fifty cents was charged for general admis sion, and they stated that "you could look for two months, without any additional cost, and never see the same things twice." The midway Is the only place one needs to spend, they said. Mr. and Mrs. Rlnard re ported the roads In fine condition. Youll see 12 distinctive features of Dodge performance features that give you dashing pick-up and get-away . . . smooth, easy riding . . . new comfort and luxury. Youll see how Floating Power gives the big i.. 'V Dodge Six the smooth, vibrationless riding qual ities rarely found in even high priced cars of more cylinders yet retain the known economy of six! You Be the Judge When you ask about the "Show Down" plan you won't be sub jected to high pressure salesman ship. The dealer will let you see the facts for yourself let this big Dodge Six sell itself strictly on its own merits! When a car doubles its sales in 8 short weeks . .'. when every body is raving about it . . . you want to see it before you buy a new automobile. And that's all On Business Here Among out-of-town visitors here attending to Busi ness matters today were Judge F. L. TouVelle and Carl pitta of Jackson ville, W. O. Smith of Prespect. C. L. Look and Willis Ireland of Rucn, Benjamin Bellows of Eagle Point, C. E LeMolne and James Corey of Rogue River, William Zswlckl of New York City, and C. J. Palmer of Gold H1U. In Medford District To be station ed at Civilian Conservation corpa camps In the Medford district, are Lieutenant Henry L. Burmann, navy officer from Wilmington, Calif., who is to be at government camp: Lieu tenant Charles F. Hudson of the na val training elation, San Diego, to be at Camp Wineglass In the federal park, and Lieutenant Raymond ft. Kaiser, of Mare Island, to Lake o' the Woods csmp. . Rainy 20 Years Ago A rainy day in June la not a new thing In Med ford, according to Mra. George Kuna man, who recalled thla morning that 20 years ago today, June 38. 1913. It rained all day. She remembere the time very well, also thst the Fourth of July fo lowing was the lsst one on which Medford held a celebration. The city park was the center of fes tivities and town and country turn ed out for civic parade, fireworks and the patriotic program In the park. LIEUT. HARRELL E Lieutenant Ben Hsrrell. who grad uated from the West Point 0. S. military academy June 13th as 3nd lieutenant, arrived Saturday night to visit his father, Joe Harrell. and friends In Medford, also relatives In Eugene until the middle of Septem ber, when he goes to Randolph Field. Texas, where he has been detailed as student officer In the air corps. Lieut. Harrell drove thru from West Point to Medford by auto, stop ping at Indianapolis, Ind., and Kan sas City. Mo., for short visits with classmates who accompanied him on the trip. He was Just six days driv ing time making the trip. He says John Conner who graduat ed at the same time he did will ar rive home 1n the near future. PARK OFFICES 10 T Offices of the Crater National park are being moved today to the park, for the summer activities, and the offices on the third floor of the fed eral building here, will be closed until the end of the park season. It was announced. It waa reported about town today that some tourists had been advised the park concessions were not open. The office stated that the lodge, cafeteria and stores are open at the present time, and are taking care of the trade at the lake. Notice ror Bids I will receive and open sealed bids for the printing of special election ballots, at 10:00 o'clock Friday, the 30th day of June, 1933. Please call at County Clerk's office for copy of ballot and other Instruc tions. G. R. CARTER, County Clerk. Special Convocation of Crater Lake Chapter No. -2 R. A. M. Tuesday, June 27, at 7:30 P. M. Work In R. A. degree. Light refreshments. Visit ors invited. L. C. Stewart. H. P. GEO. ALDBN, Secy. in City after City : ' ' :,fcT ? ' -1;-.. . ' The Big Vodfm Dodge asks. That's why the 'Show-Down" plan was devised to make it easy for you to compare the Dodge Six with other cars in its price class . . . even with many of the higher priced cars! Ask your Dodge dealer Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., June 38. (AP) CATTLE: 1600; calves 40: weak ten dency, steers, good, a8 25.fi.00: com mon and medium, t3.25-8.00: heifers, common and medium, 83.00-5.00: cows, common and medium, 83.50 4.50: bulla, good. 83.25-3.75; cutters and medium. 82.35-3.0.5: vealera, good 88.00-0.75; common and medium, 83.00-8.00: Olives, good, 85 60-8.00: common and medium, 83. 50-5.00. HOGS: 3900: 15-SSc lower: good. 140-300 lbs. 84.85-5.00: 300-350 lbs. 84.60-6.00: over 350 lbs. 84.00-4.85; sows, good. 8S.65-4.16; medium. 83.23 3.86; pigs, good, 83.25-4.23. SHEEP: 1200: fairly steady. Lambs good and choice 85.00-5.50: common and medium. 63.50-5.00; wethers, 62 4.75: ewes, 61.50-3 35. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, June 26. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close July . .63 .68 .85 69. Sept. 68 73 .68 .73 Dec .71 .75H .71 .78)4 Cash wheat No. 1: Big Bend bluestem H.. .77)4 Dark hard winter, 13 pet .78 4 11 pet .73)4 Soft white 68 western white .66)4 Hard winter 4.. .67)4 Northern spring ... 66)4 Western red - .66)4 Oats: No. 3 white, 823.60. Corn: No. 3 E. Yellow 634. Mtllrun. standard, 618. Today's car receipts: Wheat. 46: barley. 1: flour, 31: com, 4; oats, 2: hay, 3. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., June 28 (AP) BUTTER Prints, extras, 24c; stan dards 23)4c. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade. 21 -32c lb.; farmers' door deliv ery. 21-32c ,1b.; sweet cream, 5c higher. EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling price: Oversize 20c; extras 18c: mixed colors 17c; mediums 17c dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: Fresh current receipts, 86 lbs. and up 12c dozen. CHEESE 93 score Oregon triplets. 12c: loaf. 13c lb.: brokera will pay )4c below quotations. MILK Contract price 4 pet. Port land delivery, 61.70 cwt.; B grade cream, 37 Ho lb. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under 150 lbs. 7-7)ic; veal ers 70 to 100 lbs. 7-7t4c; spring lambs. 10-llc: yearlings 4-5c; heavy eves, 3-3c; medium cows, 5c lb.; canner cows, 3-3c bulls, 414-50 lb. HOPS Nominal, 1933, 80-66C lb. LIVE POULTRY Portland dellv ery: buying prices, heavy hens, col ored, 4)4-6)4 lbs. 11c; do 5)4 lbs. up. 10c: broilers, 3 lbs. up, 9-10c: under 3 lbs., ll-ll)4o: colored springs. 3 lbs. up, 12c: roosters, 60 lb.; ducks, Peklns, broilers, I3-13C lb.; old ducks Peklns, 100 lb.; do colored, 100 lb. TO.NITE Radio stars In "The Big Broadcast" Tue. First Run "HER MAD NIOHT" NOW PLAYING Ann Harding Leslie Howard "THE ANIMAL KINGDOM1 Technicolor Musical Revue Cnrtnnn Patlie News V Bit In (to Torture fit for a "Show-Down" today . . . See for yourself the thrilling performance and luxurious beauty of ths big new Dodge "6"! ... See how much more car you get for so few dollars more than ths lowest priced cars! NEW ONIONS California, Bermu das, SI SO crate; new red, 11.33 cental. POTATOES Local, sl.JO; De schutes Oems, 13 00; ao bakers, S3 21, Yakima Oems, 31.65. NEW POTATOES Local white and ted, 13.30 cental; California, white, 2 30-3 83 cental. STRAWBERRIES Oregon Dollars, 1.30-1.40 crate; New Oregons, 11.30 185 crate. , WOOL 1933 clip, nominal: Wll lamette valley. 33-350 lb.; eastern Oregon, 18-3 lo lb.; southern Idaho, 16-350 lb. HAY Buying price from producer: Alfalfa No. I. 315; clover No. 3, 14: eastsrn Oregon timothy 316: oats and vetch 315. Chicago Wheat CHICAOO. June 36. (API Open High Low Close July .84 -.84 .89 .84 .89 Sept. .88j-.87 .93 .86 'J .61-93 Dec. .89-.91 .93 .89 .94-95 May .94V, .99', .94 .99-.99'4 San Francisco Buttrrfat SAN FRANCISCO. June 36. (AP) Buttcrfat 33-prem. grade 34 o. Wall St. Report STOCK AVERAGES Copyright. 1933, Standard Statistics Company.) Juno 30: 60 20 20 00 India RR's Ufa Total Today x90.4 x46 3 108.3 86.3 Piev. day 87.8 45.6 104.4 84.1 Week ago..- 87.0 45.1 109.2 84 8 Year ago 86.4 14.2 60.2 63.4 3 yra. ago....lM.7 117.9 311 6 158.8 High 1933.... 89.0 4S.6 113.7 86.5 Low 1933 42.3 23.5 81.6 43.9 High 1932... 73.3 39.8 111.0 73.9 Low 1932...... 35.1 13.3 61. 8 35.0 X New 1933 high. BOND AY RAGES (Copyright. 1933. Standard Statistic-. Company.) June 36: 20 30 20 60 Ind'la Rft'a Ufa Total Today 73.0 X78 8 84.8 X78.2 Prev. day. 73.1 76.3 84.4 77.9 Week ago 72.6 75.2 84.0 77.2 Year ago 54.6 53.3 73 6 60.4 3 yra. ago.... 93.4 106.0 99 6 99.3 High 1933.... 73.4 76.6 85.3 78.1 Low 1933..... 58.3 07.0 74.1 63 6 High 1932.... 71.3 78.0 86.2 78.1 Low 1933. .... 83.3 47.4 70.9 57.5 X New 1033 high. Today's closing prices for 33 selected stocks follow: Al. Chem. is Dye U7V4 Am. Can ............ 93 A-n. & Fgn. Pow. 16H A. T. & T. ........139?, Anaconda .. left Atch. T. & S. F. ....!........ 65 Bei.dlx Avla 184 Beth. Steel ...... 43 California Pack'g, ..... aV4 Caterpillar Tract 3374 Chrysler ....,... 33 Coml. Solv . H 23 World's Tinest Sound . . . RCA NOW UNTIL TOMORROW NIGHT 7 Beai Still the Greatest and Most Beautiful Musical Film Ever Produced! You're nerer really seen or heard this great show with Its glorious music ... Its daizllng beauty . . , Its red-hot rhythm . . . until you see and hear this 1933 revlral showing! $QN& tfJAZZ with PAUL WHITEMAN John Boles Jeanle Lang Blng Crosby Jeanette Loff Rhythm Boys Stanley mtn Brojt Sisters Harry Bnrrls Sisters "O" Slim Summentlllr and many, many others 1 GIRLS-GIRLS -GIRLS K Six Big Song Hit I Entir Pictur Technicolor I CONGER FUNERAL PARLOR West Main at Newtown Sympathetic, Friendly Service ! Curtiei-Wrlght DuPont Oen. Foods . . - Oen. Mot. ! Int Harveat .... i I. T. & T. 3'J 80!, 37', ....... 29H 4l, 18 ! Johns-Man. 53 ! Monty Ward . US', ! North Amer S'-J'i Penney (J. C.) 43 Phillips Pet is Radio ... ; Sou. Pac. 29' Std. Brands .. 20', St. Oil Cal. 3B't St. Oil N. J. 3l)i Trans. Amer. ...... ....... .......... 7 '4 Union Carb 41 t Unit. Aircraft 33, U. S. Steel 5B, Hayes and Gable Delight Audience In Craterian Hit Those who attended yeatcrday'a ahowing of "The White Sister." star ring Helen Hayea ana Clarke Qable at the Craterian theater, were un doubtedly agreeably surprised to hear an even greater Improvement in the sound system that was recently in stalled. The reason (or thla Improve ment was the installation Saturday nLght of two new speakers on the stage. These speakers are of twice the dimensions of the former horns and the very latest development in repro duction systems. The low notes of the organ music were hrought out es pecially clear in the convent scenes of the picture. "The White Sister" la the much dis cussed talking picture version of the P. Marion Crawford romance of the same name. The combination of Helen Hayea and Clarke Gable la a particu larly strong one and they do a beau tiful Job of bringing to the screen one of the most stirring lore stortea m literary history. In lta poignant, touching narrative. Its beautiful di rection and in the brilliant perform ances of Its two well known stars and lta exceptional supporting cast, "The TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LEAVING Wednesday morning for Oakland want two passengers shsre expenses Bo 10718 Tribune. QIRL WANTED for general house work, room, board and spending money. Apply In person at 33 Olen Oak Court. FOR SALE Electric washing ma chine. Price 35 00. In good running condition. Made by Thor Electric Co. 407 Park Ave., Tel. 339-Y. FOR SALE; 3 room house 3400. Terms. Cabins for rent aa to $10.00. 812 Summit. 1923 DO DOE motor, good condition. 1040 W. 11th. WANTED Girl to work for room and board and small wages, call at 027 N. Bartlett evenings. FOR RENT 6 room modern house, garage, 312.00, water paid. 617 N. FOR BALE 100 young turkeya. Tol. J High Fidelity Wide Range in 1 M At JmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmTMimmM 1 1 af White Sister" standi out forcibly ss one of the beat love stories ever screened. E CHICAOO. June 26. (AP) Excited trading which In volume surpassed war times accompanied prices that soared more than 7 cents a bushel to day for wheat. Widespread conditions approaching crop failure seldom equaled In the United States were reported aa a re sult of three weeka of abnormal heat and drought. Approximately 160.000. 000 bushels of all grains changed hands here today as prices shot sky ward. Violent fluctuation took some de liveries of wheat to within nearly lm mediate reach of $1.00 a bushel, a fig ure that seemed Impossible of reali sation a few months ago when wheat was worth leas than half that price. In the last minute of trading. May wheat touched 90'i centa a bushel and closed at thst figure. Technicolor Film On Rialto Program "King of Jsot," made by Universal Pictures thrM vonn non r an nendlture of almost Ivn mnilnn rfnt- lars. Is bringing paclted houses to he nmiw tneaier wncre it win snow un til tomorrow night. . In its 1933 revival showing, the pic World's Finest Sound .'. . RCA ROMANCE Now Playing Hayen and Gable , atirfiidlnf new height)! of (lory . In th mot , beau Will romnncn ew produced! ... as tender as "Nmtlln' Through and even more glorious. HELEN HAYE9 CLARK GABLE IN LEWIS STONE LOUISE CL0SSER HALE MAY R0BS0N Janet nor has a new Prince Charming In "ADORABLE" At Geary tad Taylor the San Fran citco Till tor finds 9a a Prtncisco's finest hotel. Here, those who appreclat cmrironmenior to be round travelers retui able atmosphere, (Jin, physical net ret old with Its located In the ver JWII 4 .faT i TT-Je'a -aw Ml iky TBI tMW aaT In San Francisco ...st Geary tnd Taylor, h tfib fine hotel. Here i warm, par. soul service b aiiured each futit Evtry room outride.. ., tech with private bath. Three Itao San Franc lie i here theCtlftgues the better shops. shops, the mora (ml at hand not morn! from Its doors. Outstanding In It to every guest's e management take the beautiful pul the structure. T perhaps San Fran live hotel restau teen floor above runout dlnlnj rooms.' Gartjt In connection. Rates... from $3.00 Injle, $5.00 double. THEC LIFT lecorated and rlcH nificlent room wh t la carte serr the diner a far Cisco's raultltnt hlpstreo Bay, the tee nitric U Oakland and Berkeley surging up to the hills on the opposite snore miles away. The view from here Is truly marvelous, a sedative to tired nerves. I delight to tbt jaundiced eye, pick- He II - ture seems to hate an even grra'er beauty of color and the music is brought out more forcibly throut the new sound system. Its many song bite and its beautiful scene all done In Technicolor make this picture still ons of the greatest bits of entertain ment ever shown. With the comtng bsck of musicals. It will do producers . a great deal of good to look carefully at "King of Jasz." because here Is a picture that combines all the ele ments of superior production with "class" entertsinment that appeal to everyone. I Postmaster W. J. Warner announc ed today that calls had been Issued from the bureau of the second assis tant postmsster general, for bids on msll messenger service concerning delivery to and from the Southern Paclflo depot and the post office. The poit office will advertise until 10 a. m.. July 3, when bids will be closed and forwarded to the depart- ment for consideration. Mr. Warner said that anyone interested msy secure a proposal for the bid and further Information from him at the post office building. I Regular communication of fiL Reamea Chapter, O. E. S. vteanesaay evening, June 38. S o'clock. HATTIE M. ALDEN, Secretary. High Fidelity Wide Range ETERNAL ! . i, 1 1 me-up to the Jaded appetite. On the main floor are two other equally fain restaurants, me riorenune tloora llghtfully airy main lobby. me MO guest i room, each Numerous suites desired ilie end II room furnish light fixtures are esigni.es peclslly It. Many of the if notice of the ho luxuriously erg rmsned. best reasons for ' ! rendered Clifl t that both Mr. owner and Mr, ber. both reside ilhts. of course. n of the manage of the lueils is li thai no guril object to the . Ilinosohere ni snrvice thai present dev - odl of liolel hospitality. Al though the Clifl li major hotel of Snn rrancisco. although it Is nted ee supreme In service and value-givlng, yet the rates there are turpritlngly low. . The rales start at 13 single and ' ? 1 - .-. t f i
