SfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULT 12, 1333,
PAGE FIVE
Local and Personal
In Sftcrtd Heart Father Powri of
Portland I a patitnt st th &cred
Kert botplul faer tbU ek.
rnderfoci Operation Carl Myers
underwent an oprtion at th Sa
cred Heart hospital today.
Hn. MoCurry Here ftire. Lutttt T.
MeCurry of Green. Castle, Ind., la a
guest this week at the T. W. C. A.
Guest from Portland Don Flynn
of the Genera Electric Supply com
pany was a local business visitor frost
Portland yesterday.
Goes to Klamath Fred Simmon
of the Columbia Knit line of Port
land toft yesterday for Klamath Falls
after spending the week-end here.
Guest at Thompson Miss Amy El
liott, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. R.
Elliott, is a guest today of Miss patsy
Thompson-at her home at phoenix.
Wreck on Eleventh Willi am David
son and J. T. Drew figured in an auto
wreck last evening at Eleventh and
Ftr streets, No one was Injured.
Visits Miss Llndley Miss Betty
Vllm of this city U spending a short
holiday as guest of Miss Virginia
Llndley at her home in the Sams Val
ley district.
Arrive from South A. W. Hazen
and M. Stevens arrived this morning
lrom San Francisco and were met at
the Shasta by Dr. S. W. winkle with
whom they are conferring here.
Mr. Richardson Improved J. San-
ford Richardson of Beall Lane, who
. has been ill for the past week with a
severe cold, was reported improved
today. He was in Med ford this morn
ing for medical treatment.
Here from Omaha, Mrs. Elizabeth
Carey and daughter, Mary Elisabeth,
arrived on the train from the south
this morning from Omaha to be
guests for a time of Mrs. Carey's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. McDonougn.
Standard Oil Men Here H. I. Coa
tello and J. Ryan, dignitaries of the
Standard Oil company of California,
arrived on the Shasta this morning
from Can Francisco to confer with
th local staff.
TT. C T. 17. to Meet A very Inter
esting program baa been prepared by
the young people of the churches for
the- meeting Thursday. July 13th of
the W. C, T. U. All young people are
cordially Invited to attend.
t
Dallaire Is Driver Phil Dallaire la
now driver of the Crater Lake stage
which leavea Medford daily for the
park. The return trip la made in
time for passengers to board the eve
ning trains If they desire.
For Medical Care John Blanch!
who was a patient at the Sacred
Heart hospital for medical care, ts
.leaving today for his home. George
Stone is still a patient at the hos
pital
Mrs, Gibson to Fair Mrs, "Rain
bow" Gibson will leave Thursday
morning. In company with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E, Everard of Pasadena
for the World's fair in Chicago. The
party plana to be gone about a monrh,
Grants Pass Courier.
Homers Complete Trip Mr. O. O.
Horner, and eons, Jim and Donald.
have returned from a two weeks trip
by auto, having visited friends and
relatives In Reno, Wellington and Ely,
Kev., and at Rosevllle and Sacra
mento, Cal.
Girl Located The daughter of Mrs.
Howard Hilkev. reported missing from
her home yesterday in the Antelope
district, and believed hitch hiking
down tho highway, was located here,
staying at 34 Cottage street, city po
lice announced today.
Miss Reynolds Home Her many
friends in Medford are welcoming
home this week Mias Dorothy Reyn
olds, who was ill for some time this
summer in Portland. Her condition
is much improved, but she is still un
able to resume all the activities with
which she ts associated in Medford.
Horses on Train Several of Med
ford's horse racing fans watched with
eagerness the load of horses passing
through Medford this morning on the
train for the north and Don Collier
la quoted as placing his money on the
bay with her head out of the win
dow. ,
In Radio Program Roger Wolf,
well known young pianist, and his
friend. Little Virginia Oentry, who
plays the saxophone, will be heard in
a radio program amateur night, to
night, beginning at 7 o'clock. Both
are Just seven years of age and their
program is anxiously awaited by their
many old as well as Tery yotjtig
Here from Medford John Bertol
a Medford business man, was in
Grants Pass Monday on a business
trip. Grants Pass Courier.
Has Tonsils Out BlUy Virgin un
derwent an operation yesterday at
tlw Sacred Heart hospital for removal
of his tonsils.
Here from Klamath T. W. Delaell
of The California Oregon Power com
pany arrived here yesterday from
Klamath Falls for a short business
visit at the Copco general offices.
To Attend Funeral All members of
the Eagles lodge have been requested
to attend the funeral services Thurs
day afternoon at the Perl Funeral
home for Albert Tlngleaf.
Lieut. Kennedv Calls Lieut. Am lei
Kennedy, in command at Boeing
field, stopped at the local airport, for
short visit today on his return
north from San Diego.
Mrs. Coleman In Hospital Mrs. J.
H. Coleman is a patient at the Com
munity hospital this week, having
undergone a minor operation there
yesterday.
Party Postponed The card party,
scheduled for tonight by the Phoenix
Thursday club has been postponed
indefinitely, it was announced thi
morning. j
Pre-School Clinic A pre-schoot '
and baby clinic will be held in the
old court house at Jacksonville i
Thursday afternoon from 1:30 to 4
o'clock, the county health depart
ment reported today, urging a good
attendance.
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Former Resident Calls Dalton Ter-
rill. former resident of this city, was
a business visitor here yesterday. Mr.
Terrlll Is now located at Yreka, where
he is division accountant for the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company.
WEATHER BRINGS
SMALLEST GRAIN
CROP FORMS
Farm Administrators Going
Ahead With Plans to Make
Smaller Yields Fashion
able for American Farmer
Linstock.
PORTLAND, July I. (AP) Cst-
38. calves 14: steady.
Hog,; SO; steady.
Sheep; til; tat.
l Week seo SS
Yf Ir go 36 B
j S yrs. 0-..!e2 0
H 100 ,?!
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123 SIM 18M
Portland Produce
FIVE TIME LOSER
GOING TO TRIAL
Paul F. White, "five times loser'
at the counterfeiting game, will be
leaving here, probably tomorrow, for
Portland in tin. istody of Deputy
United States Marshal Cal Wella. With
htm will go two other counterfeiters,
John Williams, 19, and Donald Camp
bell, at, who were distributing the
money, made by White over a camp-
fire in the Applegate district, where
he was arrested on Information fur
nished by Chief of Police McCredle.
Deputy Marshal Wells left for
Klamath Falls this morning to get
David Middle ton, charged with coun
terfeiting there, and four other pris
oners, who will be taken to Portland,
One alleged moonshiner from Grants
Pass will Join the party of prisoners.
ED DEALERS ILL
ADOPT ETHICS COD!
The Oregon Feed Dealers' associa
tion will hold a genera! meeting of
wholesale and retail feed dealers of
western Oregon at the Marlon Hotel,
Salem, Thursday morning at 10:30.
The purpose of the meeting la to
perfect organization under the
tional Industrial recover? act, and
all feed dealers of western Oregon
whether members of the association
or not, have been invited to attend.
The management of the association
has been working for the past few
weeks on a trade practice code, which
wilt be submitted to the meeting at
this time.
By ROV F, HESORICKHOS
Associated Press Staff Writer.
WASHINGTON, July M. (API
American farmers face the prospect
of their smallest grain and corn har
vest in decades, but farm adminis
trators are going right ahead today
with plana to make smaller crops the
future fashion.
The worst crop weather in 50 years
provided by droughts, excessive
heat, storms, grasshoppers and In
sects is responsible for what in many
areas will be a total crop failure
with yields lowered through most ot
the grain and corn belts far below
average.
Nature Poor Balance,
. But nature'a method of curtailing
production is unsatisfactory, says
Secretary Wallace. It brings tragedy
to some and higher prices to those
who are lucky enough to raise some-;
thing.
He made thla plain after reading
estimates of the crop reporting board
forecasting the smallest wheat crop
since 1893, one of the four smallest
corn harvests in S3 years and the
lightest crop of oats sine 1897.
Through the farm adjustment act.
ha says it will be possible to bring
about a uniform reduction of out
put by co-operative action of farm
ers, thus reducing the supply of farm
commodities and Increasing prices to
a point where farm purchasing power
will be returned to pre-war level.
That applies, he says, to cotton as
well aa grains and corn.
May Forget Figure.
He said that the exceedingly short
grain crop, while solving to some ex
tent the surplus carry-over from last
year "can easily cause both farmers
and city people to lose sight of trie
fact that we are slut planting more
acres to grain than can be conaumed
in this country or sold at a fair price
abroad.
"The unusual weather conditions of
this year and higher prices resulting
will distort the Judgment of the farm
ers of the United States aa to wnat
they should plant next year unless
we are able to co-operate in some
effective way under the mechanism
of the agricultural act," he asserted.
Fl Cuts Later.
Acreage reduction of wheat to that
required under the wheat plan, he
aaid. will not be- determined until
after the London wheat conference
and establishment of the significance
of this year's small crop. George N.
Peek, chief administrator, said that
the small crop in no way will affect
the determination of farm adminis
trators to continue In effect the 30
cents per bushel wheat processing
tax which became effective Sunday.
The board'a estimates indicated an
aggregate crop of wheat, corn, oata,
barley, rye and flaxseed of 3.783.204,
000 bushels, a total of 1,08,8B000
below last year.
PORTLAND, July 13, (AP) But
ter: Prints, extras, Sec; standards,
25c.
BUTTSWAT: Portland delivery, A
grade, 24$ 25c lb.; farmers' door de
livery, 22a 23c to.; sweet cream, 5c
higher,
BOOS: Pacific Poultry Producers'
selling price; Overs!. 21c; extras.
19c; mixed colors, 18c; mediums, 18c
t'oeen.
Buying prtce by wholesalers: Presh
current receipts, 56 lbs. and up, 14c
dozen.
NEW ONIONS: California. Bermuda.
SI 25 50-ib. orate; new red, SI 35 cental.
POTATOES: Local, 52.00; Deschutes
Gems, 52.85 cental; do Bakers, 93.00;
Yakima Gems, 53.7S.
NEW POTATOES: Local white and
red, 52.25$ 2.35 cental.
STRAWBERRIES; New Oregon.
l.75a.00.
Cheese, milk, country meats, mo
hair, cascara bark, hops, live poul
try, wool, hay, quotations unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, July M.-WPi-Wbea;.
Open High Low Close
July 82 83 i 82 83 i
Sept. 85 86'i 85 MV,
Dec. 89 90; 89 89Ji
Cash wheat:
No. 1 Bl blue stem , , 93
Dark hard winter (12 pet.) 93
do (It pet.) 88
Soft white 8t
Western White ,-. . 81
Hard winter .............., 81
Northern spring ..,-.-., 81
Western red L 81
Oats: No. 2 white, 535.5!).
Corn: No. 2 E. yettow, $28.75. t
Milirun standard, 519.50.
Today's car receipts:
Wheat 131: barley I; flour tt, corn
5; oata 2; hay 2,
CHICAGO, July S3, AP Wheat:
Open High Low Close
July l.03i t.DSH l-05!i l-Wi-ls
Sept, . Ij07 1.09. '1.06 1.06H-H
May 1.18 1.15H l.tau 1.14H-S
Dec 1.094 I.HH 106 1.19K-H
ALLEGED AUTO THIEF
RETURNED TO SALEM
Chief of Police Mtnto of Salem ar
rived here laat night to take into his
custody Clifford Schock of Colum
bus, Ksa., arrested on the Pacific
highway by state police and charged
with the theft of the Salem city dog
catcher's car,
Mathew Vandertaeck, the 15-year-old
boy, with whom Schock claimed
to have been riding, was also picked
up last night on the highway by
state police, who announced today
that the youth had nothing to do
with the theft, but would be held aa
a witness. The two will be taken to
Salem today by Chief Mlnto.
Sheet Metal Work of all kinds
Brl'.l Metal Works.
U
Now Is The Time To Buy
FACTORY BLOCKS
and SLAB WOOD
TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY
Lumber Building Material and Fuel
Phone 7
tr.d .Sort!, Cer.tr jl "A to 7 r.ije With
BEEBE'S INJURIES IN
CAR CRASH SERIOUS
D. W. Beebe, farmer of the Agate
district, who received Injuries yes
terday in an auto collision one mile
south of Medford, waa not able to
leave the Sacred Heart hospital last
night, as It was believed he would be
earlier In the day, Mr. Beebe received
a severe fracture of the rib and waa
suffering from shock today.
His grandson, Everett Atkins, who
was also Injured tn the wreck, waa
expected to return to the Beebe ranch
from the hospital today. He received
numerous cuts about the head, hie
mother, Mrs. Hazel Atkins, said thla
morning.
Chicago Wheat
Ran Francisco Butterfat,
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12, !AP)-
Butterfat 25 prem. grade 24.
Wall St. Report
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NEW YORK, July 13. (API A
rather Indifferent stock market, plod
ded somewhat stubbornly Into fir
mer territory today under the leader
ship of the buoyant alcohols and as
sorted specialties. Except in a tew
Issues, trading volume waa not espe
cially pronounced until the last
hour.- Transfers approximated 5.000,
000 shares,
Today's closing prices for 52 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. A Dye 126
Am. 5s Pgn, Pow, 935i
As. 4s rgn. Pew. ....- 18
A. T. as T. 12H
Anaconda . , 20l,
Atch. T. is S. r. 75
Bendtx Avia.
Beth. Steel
California Pack's
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Coml. Solv,
Curtlss-Wright
DuPont
Gen, Poods
Oen. Mot. .
Int. Harvest,
I. T. 5t T.
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet ..
Radio
Sou, Pac.
Sid, Brands
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer,
Union Carb,
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steet
TALIAN MEN
REACH LABRADOR
SHED! AC H B,, 2uj 12, (AP)
Hs Italian a3r squadron led by Gn-
erat lulo Baibo arrived this after
noon M Crt wright, Lbrdor, endtag
Its tlSgbt from Iceland, ccord!nj to
ft vtreleu report reeetved her.
The information of completion ot
the flight from Reykjavik to the
Labrador port, s distance of 1500
miles and longest stage In the entire
trip from iuly to Chicago was re
ceived at th Italian ar base here.
According to the time given in the
v&eieea message the 1500 miles were
covered in ten and a half hour.
Hillah Shriners at Meet
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sifiMnrffl..,. -furril-iiim
BAER ENROUTE
TO MEET FIANCEE
FORT YORTB, Tea., July . (AP),
Tack Dempsey, Ma Baer and part
iert by plane today for Kansas- City
and Salt Late City.
Baer, his manager and fei trainer.
flew west towacda Salt Lake City and
Dempsey took another plane for Kan
sas City, where he is met Mia
HsttMh WinSajB, whom f t -txt-.tts
he will marry in fteno neat week. Miss
WitUama ia a Stew Tort musical com
edy star, formerly marries to Roger
Wolf Kshn. son of Otis Kalsa.
Because he hurt nta right hand tn
rough eahrtrttten bout with Bab
Bant here tart night and kt tired c
oox.ng. Baer expects to cancel all
ether ensasesae'-K ana rest, until
time to start work on c Bsortnj picture.
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Photo isy The Peasleya.
E. C, ".ferry") Jrrome and Paul ft. Bnnt! whet with potentate A.
K, Cas, repreent UUMi Temple at the Imperial seutsii t(,, fJr ln it.
tenttc City.
Picture courtesy of AaMand T-iinga.
ATLANTIC CITT, N. J , July !-
(AP John S. Sebrrtl, of Korfstk.
'a today became the Imperial poten.
fate of Korth America Shrtnedora,
succeeding Earl C, Milts of Des
Moines. Is.
Albert K. ,Piebach, Cleveland, and
genera! pre-election favorite tor Im
perial outer guard, was the victorious
candidate.
Jassea C. Burger, Denver, wss
elected Imperial treasurer.
Jfugrts M. Caldwell, Seattle, KmIi.
waa named Imperial assistant rabban.
The new officers will be installed
tomorrow.
The Imperial council waa HU await
ing a committee report In the mat
ter Before taking action Sn selecting
next year's convention city. It was
believed Minneapolis would be chosen.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE One new Mien test
bench, cylinder hone hat. chant-tr,
as& E. grease gun. George StoMa
hon, i mils So. TaleaS,
FO R Ai--G ne cow. b-izz w. the
inner and a "27" WMppet eosh,
Oeorge McMshsn, 1 mil S&. Ts
FOR SALE 12 head pri zvera. Ever
ett Ba-fcy T&tent.
NZW YORK. July i 2e (APj Alfred
S. Smith today waa elected a director
of the New York Life Insurant com
psnf, succeeding George M. Reynolds
of Chicago resigned because of poor
heMih.
BOND MIC AVERAGE
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics
Company)
July 13:
30 30 ' 301 80
Ind'ta RB'a We Total i
Today xTS.t S3. Jrtl.ej
Prer, day 78,1 83.3 86 8 81 J
Week ago.... 74.3 80.0 85.8 80.0!
Year ago 84.4 S3.0 73.U 60.4 i
a yra. ago 9S.4 107.8 100,9 100.4
i New 193 hlsha.
STOCK SAtB AVERAGE
(Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistic
Company)
July 13:
Today
Pre?, day
80
India
98.7
- 7t
30
Bit's
5S.8
55,4
30
tit's
1I1.J
10S
00
Total
84,3
83.0
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Comedy, "Babe of Mine"
"Three'a A Crowd" News
SEEK FEDERAL LOAN
PORTLAND. July 13, API A loan
of eiGO.OGO to be used m construc
tion of is projects at state game
fares and flab matcheries. will be
applied for by the state game com.
mission through the reconstruction
finance corporation. Annual pay-.
meU are expected not to exceed 5,r
soo over a 40-year period.
If tbegams commission, la success
ful tn getting thla money, 9tt per
cent of teSch would be a grant, the
fish cumrMsalon will make similar
application.
TOXITE JACK OAKIE tn
"Madison Square Garden" ;
Thur, Gaynor and ForreH tn
"Tens of the Mora Country"
Normal Leaders
Speak At Meet
SALEM, Juty IS. f) JT, A. Chur
chill, president of Monmouth Normal
school and L. E. Messenger of South
ern Oregon Normal school were speak
ers here yesterday at the annual con
ference of the Oreon County School
Superintendent's aasoclstlon.
Churchill spone on "elementary
teacher training In Oregon," and Mes
senger discussed "the spirit of youth,"
e
Call the Southern Oregon Credit
Bureau. They can sell you who pa
bia debts S'cmpt.y.
Phone 643. We'll haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Serriee.
SAUNAS, Calif! (OP When A.
Stclner was entering a store with a
ca of eggs on his shoulder two men
it imped Into him. While hi wsa
busy harping the eggs from falling,
they picked hit pocket.
A
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DANCE
Dreamland
TONIGHT
ADMISSION
10
DINTY MOORE'S
LITTLE GIANTS
Fun for Boys and Grls
To th first 12 boyi and girli who bring is 12
or GRAHAM BREAD wrapper each, w will
est of our fin
RAPID FIRE TOY GUNS FREE!
Honeymaid brad i for lale'at Alexander', Grocery, Hum
phrey'i, Home Grocery, Reliable Grocery, Star Market,
and Ivy St, Market
MODEL BAKERY-Liberty Bldg.
fl ORLDS FINEST MIL'lill
RCA Hiett Fidelity Wiile Baaty
Satire
No account charged to Fraternal
order et Eagles win be pM ttnles
accompanied by requisition.
Signed; V. O. OILUfPTE.
Secty.
NAMPA, Ida. (UP A young wo
man tore off her clothing when she
became enraged at aa suto:r,cb.l? she
tried to "ware dawn" on the North
Nampa highway recently, failed to
stop, Clarence Graybilt reported to
police.
t&'ASFFED SSectric washer, late mod
el., must, be cheap for cash. Phone
M8-J-2.
POR SALE-Mate toy foJ terrlera 3 mfc
old. 69t Terrace. Ashland, 26! -J.
PGR SALE Jersey cow, fresh and
fiilty tested. See Ges. WeftS at Lamport's.
a ROOM rum. aot and Uirlst and fee
vater, ganae, Adults, . ft. B5j,
WARRANTS will be haodW at Pra
ftt Melody Shop. 33 KorBr Central,
Medford Center building. Phone 33,
Roy Pruitt-
kABKDRT Washed, starched
dried. 4c tb, 10S So. Gripe.
and
WANTED PWts sewing, ssesdiEjf of
ail kinds, etatttes made ssttt. Cash
or exchange. 103 So. Orspe.
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