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Newspaper Page Textr fEDFOHD MXTL THIBTTXE. rEDFORP. OKEGOX. TITUTiSDAY. .7ULY 1933. PAGE mE' Local and Personal in Ciiv Today Mrs. L. H. Smith of Central Point t among out-of-town -ople anopptng in Medford today. Vii.it MIm Welch Mis Betty John ton left by train today for Grant ' part, where he wiU spend the week ' end as the gueat of Miss Helen Welch, j r ' Attend funrral Mr. -and Mrs., Bernard Robert were at Kerby yea-! terday, attending the funeral services for Mrs. Charles J. Howard. Mrs. How ard was Mrs. .Roberts' aunt. e Help Extinguish Fire CCC recrulta at the Bly camp aided several days i i?o in putting out n forest fire in 'that section, according to reports at headquarters here. Wilson Leaves A. C. Wilson, man-. rer of the Gatea and Lydlard Gro ' ceteris No. 2, is spending several day' vacationing at Crescent City and Baa don. I Leaves Hospital Mrs. R. H. Singler: and young son hive gone to their' dome from the Sacred Heart hospital. Both Mrs. emgler and son are get ting along ulceiy. Return to Falls Mrs. Rosa Aubrey, and three daughters left yesterday for their home. in Klamath Falls, having spent the past week here with Mr. ' and Mrs. R. H Stngler and family. Leaves oil Train Mrs. G. E. Stra ytier will visit in Grants Pass before continuing to Roseburg for several cays. She left Medford on today's train. . To Grants Pass May Tlngley and Luctle Johnson returned from Med ford Wedneseday where they visited Miss Johnson's sister. Mrs. B. H. Llnd ley. Grants Fats Daily Courier. - Traveling North Miss Jean Allen, who resides near Seatle, left this morning by train for her home, hav ing spent the past two days here vis iting Mr and Mrs. Ed. Canoose. On Business Here Mr. Wight of the Juhn Welch Dental Supply company, v.-as a visitor in Medford yesterday at tending to business. He left last eve ning for Klamath Falls. Hampsons Have Visitors Mrs. Bun ny Udlng and eon. Tommy, of Med ford, and Al R Vinton of Crescent City are guests of the T. J. Hamp ton family this week. Grants Pass .Dally Courier. Mr. Barry Here C. J. Barry, rep resentative of the New York Central railway, with headquarters In Port land, la spending today In Medford attending to business affairs. ; . : Mr. 7.1 miner Here J. H. Zlmmer of Portland, manager of the Knight Cat eup company, has arrived in Medford to remain for the season, and super vise operations at the plant on South Front street. .... a ; En Route South Miss P. Lukes of puluth, Minn., Is spending today in Medford, having arrived from the north today en route to San Fran cisco. She will continue south on the Shasta this evening. Bread Goes t'p Bread took the scheduled rise Wednesday in Ashland and Is now selling three small wrap ped loaves for 20 cents. The rise orig inally planned to take place Monday, was delayed until Wednesday Ash land Dally Tidings. Returns from Fair Mfs. Bell Lit- trell of this city, returned to Medford this morning on the Shasta from cation which started June 1, and which has taken her to the world's 'fair at Chicago, to New Mexico, Los Angeles. Santa Cruz, and other points, She was accompanied by her daugh ter Mrs. Ethel Chadwick and daugh ter Shirley, who reside In Portland. KC.V PERFECT SOIND Tonite and Friday Orcnte.t Ue.tern Thrlllrr "HERITAGE OF THE DESERT" with RANDOLPH SCOTT anil MLI.Y PLANE ALSO Marie Prcvost anil Henry Armetta Comeily, "Pick Me Up" SoiMhern Hint Mm Nens American Legion Carnival Sponsored by Local Post No. 15 Invites You to Their Carnival of Fun At Medford 1 Week, Com. Aug. 1 Giant Merry-Go-Round . . . Ferria Wheel . . . Glider . . . Real live Pony Ride with 20 Ponies . . . Funny Shows . . . Monkey Circus . . . Clowns . . . Athletic Arena . . . Concessions ... A Glittering Fairyland of Wonders. FREE ArMITTANCE TO SHOW GROUNDS ALL FOR FUN AND FUN FOR ALL Undergoes Operation Mr. Shang of this city underwent a minor op eration at the Community hospital today. , Mm. Griffin 111 Mrs. 0. B. Griffin of Ashland underwent a major opera tion here today at the Community hospital. G uests Hp re Mrs. M. King and daughter June of Seaside, arrived here this noon to be the guests for two days of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ferguson nd daughter Jeane. Stop at Port Among ships land ing at the local port this week was the Fairchild being piloted by Lieu tenant Northrup and Sergeant Stock well. They were flying from Crlasy field to Fort Lewis, Washington, and stopped here for gas. Visit Crater Lake Miss T. MiUigan and Miss E. St. John of San Francisco were overnight gueats in Medford. and plan to leave today by stage for Cra ter lake. Tomorrow evening they will return to Medford and leave by train for Grants Pass. Miss Krentz Departs Having been the guest In Medford for the past two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. O. Z. How ard, Miss Anna Krentz of Portland left on today's Shasta for he home. Mrs. Howard and Miss Krentz are sisters. Brays to Leave Soon Dr. Jouett P. Bray, who will return to the ministry of the South Methodlat church in Milton or Walla Walla thla aummer, will leave Medford with his family one week from Monday, he stated today, He has rented his place on Lozler Lane to A. Fortner, but does not plan to sell It, as he expects to return to the Rogue river valley again some time to make his home. He voiced much regret today at leaving behind him a. fine patch of melons and such good fishing in the Rogue. He expect ed to return next spring, however, for salmon fishing, having already ac cepted several Invitations. He will Cive up his practice as a chlropra tor. 4 1 SILVER SCREEN REVIEW By Mary Qrelner Kelly. There are .several reasons why every enthusiastic theater-goer should see "Secrets," Mary Plckford's latest talkie, now showing at Hunt's Cra te rlan. First. Mary Plckford la a tradition al Institution In this country. Altho she has been temporarily replaced in random's affections first by this and then that more glamorous product of the cinema art, still she holds her place in the average memory V America's Swwetheart." This picture, carefully selected, employing the cream of the movie capital's talent In support acting, di rection and production la not only Mary's comeback It's the test as to whether or not today's audiences have outgrown Mary Plckford. True, this la a different type story. Mary has grown up and . expresses mature emotions. She has mot out lived her beauty and la absolutely as YOUNG looking as ever. So what? Some of the critics have raved about the show. Others awarded It "second beat" comment. In no pub lications scrutinized so far has It been actually panned. Again, so what? The question Is: Marry Plckford, the traditional institution. Instltu ttons of traditional Importance are worthy of careful and representative consideration. They are retained or rejected by majority rule. So each theater-goer must see for himself and cast his own ballot for or against the Plckford estate in filmdom's de votion. Plenty Of Comedy In Rialto Western That comedy Is prominent In "Scatlet River," starring Tom Keene Friday and Saturday at the Rialto theatre, la assured by the featured casting of Rosco Ates and Ed Ken nedy, who are part of the supporting cast which further Includes Dorothy Wilson, Crelghton Chaney and Hoop er Atchley. Rosco Ates gives his first screen non-stuttering role as a comic farm hsnd. Ed Kennedy portraye an easily excited firm director who works for Tom Keene, a movie cowboy. Ates and Kennedy perform hilariously as a joyous team thrust together by the action fighting and riding resultant when Keene comes to an Arizona ranch to shoot his new picture and discovers that It pretty owner, Dor- Lothy Wilson, la being swindled out or ner property oy ner iwcu.au uu a band of real outlaws. ROXY IS SHOWING ZANE GREY WESTERN Zane Orey's action romance of the west, "Heritage of the Desert." with Randolph Scott, Sally Blane and J. Farrell MacDonald, opens today the Roxy. The picture, following the novel closely. Is the story of the battle be tween ranchers and outlaws. RAILROAD PLANS LINKED TO PLEA FOR HARBOR AID GRANTS PASS. July 27. Tes tifying before an army engineering board headed by Lieut.-Colonel H. A. Pinch assisted by two captains and a1 stenographer in his department, dele gates from Grant Pass and Medford yesterday brought up to date the data on this interior sections plea for a tidewater outlet to open in the Rogue and Klamath valleys a pro ducing area the slza of an ordinary state as the army engineers were told. Authorized by a recent congress ional committee act, the hearing was held simultaneously with Washing ton D. C. Consideration of an appli cation to the R. P. C. for a $5,000,000 fund for rail construction from here to the Crescent City harbor, and to the I. C. C. for a certificate permit ting work to begin. Prospect that harbor authorization and construc tion might proceed in concert with rail-laying were voiced by delegates leturnlng from the coast hearing to day. Star witness for the general plan was W.'H, Gore of Medford, who was assisted by C. H. Demaray of Grants Pass, receiver for the C. and O. C lailroad already extending, part way to the port. W. H. Muirhead of the Beaver-Portland Cement company at Gold Hill who discussed freight rates. W F. Harden of Grants Pass on min ing tonnage. City Attorney James T. Chinnock for the city's railroad in terests, and William Holmes, local Standard Oil manager, on petroleum product tonnages. WASHINGTON, July 27. (AP) The postman became the administra tion courier through the land today in delivery of ti'ie pledges for higher wages and more employment, to be signed forthwith by employers In agreement with President Roosevelt. Awaiting an even more active re sponse than that In some 16,000 mes sages of endorsement already receiv ed, federal officials prepared for an early path of caution. This la represented by an lntent ness upon Interpretations, of the gen eral vhge and work code, to which all employers are being, asked to sub scribe, of a nature to win voluntary co-operatloa everywhere. Queries by the hundreds have rained upon Washington since first the blanket proposition was advanced textuaJly; and now Hugh 8.. John son and .his fellow administrators are getting around to answering. President Roosevelt today signed orders extending the scope of the cotton textile Industrial code to in clude manufacturers of cordage and twine, hosiery, garments and pajamas. The recovery unit reported that distribution of the forms Intended to bring shorter hours for millions and new Jobs for additional millions, was proceeding without hitch in all areas. WHEAT ALLOTMENT WASHINGTON. July 37. (AP) Secretary Wallace today announced production allotments totaling 456,- ,588 buahela In 42 states and 3333 counties as the basis on which benefit payments will be made to farmers under the voluntary domestic 'allot ment plan put In force by the farm administrators. The state allotment by bushels, under the wheat plan Includes: Ore gon. 11.450,585. SMELTED GOLD NOT EXPORTABLE, IS RULE WASHINGTON, July 27. (AP) Attorney General Cummlngs has ruled that no form of gold produced In this country which has been thru sny smelting process can be exported under the president's gold embargo proclamation. If It Is exported only because of the value of Its gold con tent. Sunday llWWWJl HOUR AND WAGE PLEDGES MAILED FOR - EMPLOYERS to' MBp1 i ffiMarkety Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. July 37. (API CATTLE: 30. calves 9; steady. HOGS: 343: steady. SHEEP: 358; ateady; ewes. 11.00-3.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore.. July 37. (API BUTTER Prints, extras. 35c; stand ards, Me. BUTTERPAT Portland delivery: A grade, 33c lb.: farmers' door deliv ery, 31o lb.; sweet cream, 5c higher. EOU8 Pacific Poultry Producers' fllln? price: Oversize. 34c: extras. 33c: - (.andards, 30c: mediums. 30c: pullets, He dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: Fresh current receipts, S6 lbs. and up, 15-10C dozen. HOPS Nominal; 1933, 4.8-SOc lb. . LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery: Buying prices: Heavy bens, colored. t'i-SS lbs.. 11c: do 5j lbs. up, 11c; hens, over 3U lbs, 9c; under 3'i lbs. 9c; broilers. li lbs. 13c: colored springs. 3 lbs. up, 13-14c: roasters, over 3 lbs, 14c: roosters. 6c fb.; ducks. Pekliu, broilers, 8-10c lb,' old ducks, 10c lb. Chueee, milk, country meats, new onions, potatoes, new potatoes, straw berries, wool ana hay. unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., July. 27. (AP) Table: ' Open .80 High Low Close July .80 .83 .87 it-', .86 i .90 V4 .04 .06 8ept .83 .86 Dec 87 .90 i . Cash wheat No. 1: Big Bend blues tern Dark hard winter, 12 pet. 11 pet .. .87 Soft white .85 Western white .88 Hard winter ......,.. .85 Northern spring -....,.. .85 Western red ...... .................... .83 Corn: No. 3 E. yellow.. 26.75 Oats: No. 3 white 26.60 Mlllrun. standard 10.50 Today's car receiptor Wheat 45; barley 1; flour 7; corn 5; oata 1; h'ay 1. San Francisco Rtttterfut SAN FRANCISCO, July 37. (AP) B utter fat 23 prem. grade 2 4 Vic. Wall St. Report Stock Sale Averages (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.). July 37: 50 20 ao 80 Indl's Rr's Ut's Total Today 89.9 49.5 98.7 84.8 Prey, day .... 88.9 48.5 97.0 84.1 Week Ago .... 87.9 50.3 S8.5 83.9 , Year ago .... 46.0 19.0 68.1 4A.1 I 3 Yrs. ego ....188.4 123.9 227.3 ' 173.4 Bond fiule Averngcs (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics ... CO.) ,;...L . July 37: 30 r Indl's 30 Rr's 82.2 62.3 83.9 58.1 20 Ut's 88.7 88.8 87.8 77.1 60 Total ,81.6 81.6 83.6 65.1 100.4 Today 75.9 - Prev. day .. 7541. . WeeK ago ... 7 3 Tear ago . .. 60.1 3 Yrs. ago ..- 93.5 107.4. 100.2 NEW YORK, July 37. (API Late softness of gold mining Issues failed materially to unsettle a fairly firm stock market today and leading equi ties llnl&hed In a steady to firm po sltlon There was a selllni flnrrv In the last hour, but offerings were readily absorbed and most of the leaders rallied. The abbreviated sea- . Shows at 2:00 7:15 - 0:15 II WORLD'S FINEST SOUND RCA Tomorrow and Saturday A movie con-boy Ie fights It out with the -ZJrJLwWL "bad men" of jiYjIvj i ;lttoerV 5raSs CHRIS WOLFE. alon was quite 2,700 000 shares. Todiy's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 1174 Am. Can ..........,.. 87 Am. Sc Fgn. Power ........ - 12; A. T. & T. 126 S Anaconda Atch. T. & s. r. 3 m 161, 4314 374 H 34', 33 , 3 'a 73 38 31 34 Vi 154 45(4 33 37, 41V4 14 8!i 38 1,4 3H 351, 38 7, 43 ; 33', 66 Bendlx Avia. Beth. 8teJ ... California Packing Caterpillar Tract. . C.irysler Coml. Solv Curtisa Wright DuPo.it ,, Gen. Foods . Of n. Motors Int. Harvest. . ;., I. T. tz T Johns Man. M Mont. Ward . North Amer , Penney (J. C.) Phillip, Pet . Radl3 Sou. Pac ......... Std. Brands ............. St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer ....... Union Carb United Aircraft U. S. Steel ...... FAILURE LABEL LONDON. Eng.. July 37. (AP) President Roosevelt, In a dramatic message to Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain, today ripped the labels 01 "failure" from the world economic conference which many delegates were busily affixing by their speeches at the final ple nary session. The president's note, which Secre tary of State Cordell Hull read to the assembled delegates, came as a climax to a morning of speeches, most of which were critical. The session was adjourned until 3 p. m. aa soon as the communication was read. Mr. Hull was scheduled to speak during the afternoon meet ing. Par from t.he bickering and squab bling -of London during the last six weeks, Roosevelt gave the delegates a perspective of the work they have done here and told them that "re sults are not always measured In Lterma -f formal agreement." ROSEBURO. Ore.. July 27. (AP) Argulus L. Monroe, 74, for many years engaged In the photography business In the northern part of Douglas county and southern portion of Lane county, drowned himself In the bathtub at hi home at Drain late last night. Despondency over continued 111 health was given In a note which he left as reason for out side. He had returned to his home Tuesday after being a patient for 10 days at the local hospital. m NOW Edward O. Robinson , In "SILVER DOLLAR" Alexander Gray Musical "Panslnr, The Buck" 31 Mats 13c E?es 2c Kiddles a Dime HIGH FIDELITY WIDE RANGE PHOTOGRAPHER USES BATHTUB IN SUICIDE Super-Lubricant! Py.-oll cannot be burned by motor heat, noi washed off bearings by wet gasoline. Pyroll Is Absolutely Guaranteed to make a real sating, on gat and nil bills by reducing frlctlon-drag. MEDFORD OIL DEPO to? So. Riverside Front Sanderson Motor Co. Phone 1383. rilM HULL SEWER DEAL HERE Ernest L. Crockett, assistant super visor of the Oregon Uame commis sion, arrived tn Medford UxUy to do everything possible to aid the city M , Medford in putting over her band is sue for sewage construction tomorrow. The game commission is particular ly interested in the election, he point ed out, as construction of an ade quate sewage plant here, menus pres ervation of the Rogue as a lis hi 115 stream. The game commission Is particu larly pleased, Mr Crockatt stateJ. with the appointment of Marshall Dana as a leader in the National In dustrial Recovery act program, as he is a conservationist at tietu-t and our particularly sympathetic with the am bitions of cities now seeking federal funds for adequate sewage dlaponil systems. Five municipalities have already voted to take advantage, of the fed eral funds for this purpose and their lesponsels greeted by the game com mission as showing that the senti ment of the people favors clean riv ers. Under the new laws, Mr. Crockatt also stated here today, the ganio com mission has Increased powers to act in halting pollution of streams. Recreation Club Camp Postponed The Jackson County Recreation i ciud camp, scnecnued tor July 29 and 30 at the Dead Indian Soda Springs, has been postponed. It was announc ed today by Mrs. Mabel C. Mack. lan for the camp will be an nounced at a later date. Notice The Board of Equalization, for the County of Jackson," State of Oregon, ! will meet on the 14th day of August, iwjj. as me on ice or the county As sessor of the above named county ana stHie, ror tne purpose of review ing and equalizing the ft.isessmenti roua ror tne year 1933. J. B. COLEMAN, County Assessor. 100 LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR SALE 8 hlRh grade milk goaia, fresh. Phone 12. Jacksonville. CLEVER ENGLISH anjpA full five rooms with gar- 30 ge In connection. Hard wood floors. Fireplace convenient kitchen. Modern bath. In fact everything you could want in a modern home. Reasonable terms. Located West Park street. Many other good bargains. W. I. VAWTER Jackson County Bank Bldg. Phone 114 4 -J Light structural steel fabrication. . Brill Metal Works. PINE Royal Ann & Lambert cherries 538 s. Plr St. WANTED Listings of valley homea exchange for choice Cal. property Staple Realty Co.. Ashland LAMPORT'S uWilfiMwn i ii "'Si What You Want, When You Want It 1 -Gallon Non-Breakable Thermos Jugs .... .51.98 Blue Enamel Canners, complete with rack . . .$1.09 National Pressure Cookers ......... ...$12.50 Black Fly Screen, all sizes, foot 2c Rubber Jar Tighteners, each 5c ORANGE TAN WINDOW AWNINGS, Complete with all fixtures .... No. 9 large size Solid Copper Boilers, wt. 10 lbs. $3.95 Preserving Kettles, each S .75 Electric Fans . .' 51.95 Reclining Chairs $1.19 Kalsomine, all colors, lb S .08 House Paint, gallon $1.35 White, Ivory, Cream and Gray.. Floor Paint, per quart ; $ .65 Sanitary Kitchen Cans $ .95 8-lb. test Blue Ribbon Leaders, ea. 20c i't ft. The beat for atcelhead. 20c Dry Flies, 3 for .25c Bathing Suits All wool. Each . . LAMPORT'S 226-230 East Main TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY EXPERIENCED auto mechanic needs work tn (taraie or private repair Jobs Will work for low wazea. Ex cellent references. Has Urtje family and must have work. Phone 760. BIG black Poland China boar and five good sows, weauer pis, Jersev Ouernsey heifer. Baker, mile south of Talent. WANTED Grocery Scale. Computing, thirty pounds caoactty. Must be ac curate. D. M Cleveland. Butte Falls. Ore. TRADE Spuds for Red hens, turkeys or what have you. W. R. Lamb (Rt. 1. Old Stage Road). FOR RENT Furnished 4-room house 618 E. 9th. M2.00. Phone 1383-J. FOR SALE OR TRADE Piano, rug, dresser, library table. 512 N. Holly FOR RENT a -room modern house Inquire 2(34 Bcatty. WANTED to buy old gold, den'.al acrttpd, placer gold. Cecil M. Jen nliis, corner Front & Main. WANTED At least 100 old brick or if possible 300. Tel 132-w. WANTED Girl lor 344 So. Grape. housework. Call PLUMS for jelly 3c lb. 341 Haven St. Minn at 7:15 - 0:15 I UOItl.O'S FINEST SOlTNl RCA Now! Until Saturday Night The Star of Stars! h sweeping on to Charlie s fill " 4 Kill . UK'S . . m it ...in ..ii m.&JT :'vxv.:: IS! W.nnl . ittt ALSO Ul IfrM VEnJ $1 00 TOO LATt TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 1931 Bulck 4 -floor Sedan. 1930 Peerlejw 4door Bedan. 1929 Graham P4ijc 4 -door Sedaa. 1UJ9 Dedoto Coupe 1929 Pouti&c Ro&dftter. 1927 Bulck Bport Roadster. 1929 Chevrolet 2 -door Sedan. ' SKINNER'S OARAGE ' Bute - Pontlac Sales Service Phone 103 FOR SALE Large 'ce box: Also large electric range. 706 Dakota Ave. LOAD WANTED Empty truck goinj? to Crescent City eah day next ten days. Box 11038. Tribune. 3-ROOM modern furnished house, fireplace, hardwood floors, wood or electric range .garage. 28 Washing ton street. FOR SALS: Cherries Late Blngs 3c on tree. 4c picked. 83 Taylor. SKVFRIN BATTKHY SERVICE Medford M.i tie Batteries 6 volt 13-plate flJQ 1 yr. guarantee wWsifaW Recharge, our make. 33c l&il No. ttlm&lde. Phone 300 Mats 2 AC Eves 3.1C Kiddles a Dime - WIDE RAHUE I HHill FIDELITY greater glory than ever! O R D A love drama or the early Went! The eplo romance . of hlntory! Told with the sweep and majesty tf an empire won by a hardy people! .By II mean see ltt lesue;howard A yNIND AKTIStS MCTUM Chose In "KATl'BB IN TUB WRONG" Universal Newsreel GREEN $185 Phone 120-R