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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31. 1933. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal On Varatlnn Miiu. Gertrude But lr. deputy count; clerk, la on a week's vacation. On Business Bern Mil. O. D. Wine land of Ashland waa a bualneaa vla- ltor in Medlord Wednesday morning Gueat of Blacks Samuel Pond of San Francisco arrived nere this .fore noon on the 8haata from San Fran cisco, to be the gueat of Mr. and Mrs C. N. Black at their river home. Go to Portland Miss Sara Van-, Meter and Mrs. Oharlea VanScoyoc left by train today for Portland. They plan to return to Medford the first of the week. . Visits In Eugene Ernest B. Oil strap, business manager of, the Mall Tribune, left today on the Shasta for his home in Eugene, where he plsns to remain for a week. Stops In City Thomas J. Oralg of 8an Francisco, assistant manager of the Insurance Company of North America, spent yesterday in Medford attending to business affairs. To Government camp Chaplain Willis Bergen of the O. C. C. head quarters left today for Government camp where he will conduct a meet ing. at Visit Foots Creek Mrs. G. H. West and daughter Pauline Champlaln left this morning for Foots creek, where they will visit Mrs. West's mother, Mrs. Charles Wahl. They plan to re turn to Medford Sunday. To Roseburg A. S. Rosenbaum. district freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific company, Is spending the day in Roseburg, hav ing made the trip north on the Shasta. Nurses Leave Fifteen student nurses from ' the Sacred Heart hos pital left this morning on the Shasta for Portland, where they will con tinue their training at St. Vincent's hospital, . . , . Announces Change Harriet O. Woodhouse of the Medford Beauty shop announced . today . that . after September 1 she will be associated with the Murray Beauty shop In the Craterlan building. Jury Trial, Justice Court J. H. Reynolds, charged with driving while intoxicated, will be heard tomorrow morning In Justice of the Peace Wil liam R. Coleman's court, before a Jury. Reynolds, through his attor ney, Frank DeSouza, has asked for a Jury trial, and the aame has been granted.' RCA PERFECT SOUND TONITE and FRIDAY EMPTY POCKETS IN HIS UNIFORM . . . EMPTY ARMS ASKING FOR LOVE HERBERT MARSHALL ITH1 hUNOMIWl ITU IN J, vs a MARITZi MlES SB ay OLRND IIKIIN limtFIElD aj iwiii i mu C Gtzrtmounl QittnK i Alio New Morton Downey ' Bray Nation Arrives In City W. A. Moeer of Portland arrived here this morning on the Oregonlan on a brief pleasure trip. Held In Jail Charged with being drunk in a public place, W. H. Stew art Is in the county Jail, having been arrested last night. In Medford W. R. Jephcott of Se attle Is in Medford on a business trip, and also visiting bis niece, Miss Margaret Henaley. Mr. Jephcott rep resents the Borden company. ... Go to Klamath Mr. and Mrs, Charles F. Carlisle of Portland, who spent yesterday In Medford on busi ness, left this morning for Klamath Falls. Mr. Carlisle Is with the In surance Company of North America. To Bold Conference All company commanders of the C. O. C. camps in this district will report to headquar ters In the old city hall September 6. for a conference with Major Clare H. Armstrong, district commander. Telephone Robbed A report was filed with the city police Wednesday afternoon that the telephone box at the Southern Pacific depot was taken from the booth and the money re moved, sometime Tuesday night. Returns from Inspection Lee M. Bown, captain of the Oregon state police, returned to Medford yester day from an Inspection tour of dis trict No. 8. - He stopped in Ashland in the forenoon before returning here. At Fur Farm General Glassford of Washington, D. C, also his son-in-law and daughter, Attorney and Mrs. Lee Combes of Los Angeles, are va cationing this week at the Northwest fur farm, located east of Prospect. The general spent his vacation there last year, also. Present smoking Set; Boys at the C. C. C. Camp Ingram have com pleted an attractive smoking set for presentation to Captain W. R. Church, formerly commander at Ingram, who has been transferred to the Elk creek camp. The wooden stand has two candle holders, an ash tray, a tiny sledge hammer and ax carved from wood and stained. More Vaccinations The county health department will vaccinate more residents of the Gold Hill dis trict next Monday, Including school children, for smallpox. A goodly por tion of the popuatlon of Gold Hill have been vaccinated the past week. as the result of many being exposed to the disease. Get Plane The new red Waco flve pasaenger cabin plane belonging to Ralph Vlrden, United Air Unas pilot, and C. Ray Qllllland of the North west .fur farm, is now at the farm. Mr. Gllllland announced when In Medford yesterday, and will be used to bring guests to the ranch from the south. Miner Drops Dead According to the Grants Pass Dally Courier, Victor John Mason, 40, a miner from Se attle, dropped dead from a heart at tack on the trail up Tennessee Pass on Josephine creek near Kerby, about S o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The body was taken to Grants Pass by the Josephine county coroner, Virgil Hull. t Secure Marriage License Ernest Alvin Tarr, 89, of Medford. and Eve lyn Blanche Jones, 19, of Central Point secured a marriage license at the Josephine county courthouse Tuesday afternoon and left Immedi ately for Medford to be married. Tarr gave his occupstlon as a painter. It was the first marriage for' both. Grants Pass Dally Courier. At Hotel Meeting W. M. Clemenson of the Jackson hotel and Pete Den son of the Medford hotel are In Port land today attending a hotel proprie tors' meeting, to receive the code drawn up for them under the N.R A. The two local men were Joined In Grants Pass by Al Martlneau of the Redwoods hotel. Make Publicity Report Upper Rogue River C. C. C. camp has filed a publicity report with the district headquarters here, and It Includes a number of clippings from Illinois newspapers, written by the boys who were enlisted from that section. They are by Melvln Johnson to the Putnam County Record, Oranvllle, 111.: Earl Maroonnet, to the Streator Times Press, Streator, 111., and by Earl F. Phelps to the Democrat-Tribune, Carml, 111. On Radio Programs Friends In Medford of LaVerne Sutharlln will be Interested In knowing that he la now alnging over radio ststlon KTAB, at 9:18 o'clock each evening, with the exception of Sundaya. Several local person heard his presentation last evening. .see Barron will Appraisers Bd Dunn. Fred Holme and M. M. Tucker have been named appraisers of the estate of Homer W. Barron, well-known resi dent of the Ashland dlstrtct, who died August 11, leaving no will. Hugh W. Barron, a son, was been named ad ministrator, t No Eagles' Social Out of respect to Hugo Daley, former member, whose funeral occurs Friday, there will be no social function at the Eagles' lodge meeting Friday evening. It has been announced by Jack Hueaton. hesd of the local aerie. Regular business meeting will be held at the usual time, however, Visits from East Edward W. Carl of Philadelphia Is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. R. W. Lee, 1130 West Ninth street. While In southern Oregon he will visit Crater Lake, Oregon Cavee and Crescent City. Mr. Carl reports that business in the east has Improved greatly dur ing the psst few weeks. He Is an ardent pinochle player and challenges all comers. E IN SEMI-FINALS EXMOOR. HIGHLAND PARK, 111., Aug. 31. (AP) Enid Wilson, cham pion of England, and Virginia Van Wle of Chicago. American title holder. reached the semi-finals of the na tional women's gold championship to day and will meet tomorrow. The International duel of the cham pions was set aa Miss Wilson defeated Charlotte Glutting of West Orange, N. J., a and 1, and Miss Van Wle turned back a spirited challenge by Mrs. Leona Cheney, San Gabriel, Cel., one up. Helen Hicks of Inwood, N. Y and Maureen Orcutt, Haworth, N. J, reached the other semi-finals match. Miss Hicks defeated Luclle Robinson, Des Moines, 4. and 8, and Miss Orcutt eliminated Mrs. O. S. Hill of Kansas City, one up. Youth Held As Office Looter Esrl Thompson, 19, who laid he was an orphan from Florida, Is being held In the city Jail, following his arrest early this morning, by city and state police, on charges' of hav ing stolen a number of articles from the offices of Dr. B. C. Wilson and Harry Skyrman In the Medford cen ter building. According to the report at the po lice station, Thompson was In Dr. Wil son's office when the doctor arrived early in the evening. Thompson claimed he was not well, and a pre scription was given him by the doc tor. Later It was discovered a num ber of articles were missing from the office. Attorney Skyrman reported the theft of some money, and other artlclea. Officers arrested Thompson on the street some time after midnight, and a number of allegedly stolen articles were In his bag. Pleasing Craterian Crowds Jet tMNi " , JF' Beloved Marie Dressier, who la re sponsible popularity for helf of the enormous for "Tugboat Annie" at the Craterlan theater. Wallace Beery, co-strred with Miss Dressier in this rousing picture, Is being held re sponsible for the other half, ' Livestock. PORTLAND, Aug. 31. (AP) Cat-. tie: 80, calves 30, steady. HOGS: 350, 10c higher, active. Lightweight, good and choice, '85 a 5.85: medium weight, good and choice, S5.355.75; heavyweight, good and choice, $4.855.40: packing sows, me dium and good. $44.80; slaughter pigs, good and choice. $3.854.25. SHEEP: 700, lambs, 25 to 35c higher, steady. Lambs, good and choice, $5.S0s8.26. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Aug. 31. (AP)-r-Table. Open High Low Close Sept.- ..: 71 V, ,711,4 711, 71 i Dec. 78 78H 14 76!s Caan Wheat No. l: Big Bend bluestem 81 Dark Hsrd Winter, 13 pet 83 11 pet ......,... 78 Soft White '70 Western White ..... 70 Hard winter ,. , 70 70 68 Northern spring ........ Wescsrn red ..... ..... Oats: No. 3 white, 823.50. Corn: No. 3 E yellow, 836.25. Mlllrun satndard. $17.80. Today's car receipts: Wheat 83; flour HO; corn 2; oats 17: bay 2. ROXY IS SHOWING ROMANTIC -COMEDY With Herbert Marshall starring and Sari Marltza, Charlie Rugglea and Mary Boland sharing leading honors, the romantto comedy, "Evenings for Sale," opened at the Roxy today. Set against the gsy background of Vienna, the picture combines the clever val ues of the camera and story with a musical accompaniment that follows the romance from beginning to end. 1 Shrine Stated Session. Hlllah Temple meets at Masonic hall, Ashland, Frldsy evening, Septem ber 1st, In stated ses sion. Routine and other Important business. Reports of Rep resentetive to the Imperial Session Watermelon feed after the meeting. All Shriners Invited. albert K, OASA, potentate R. 8. DETRICK, Recorder. Buy Your Winter FUEL NOW! Order GREEN PINE SLABS Delivered Direct From the Mill This fuel will dry In about 30 dayi and you have effected BIG SAVING Phone' Timber Products Company 3 BIG DAYS STARTING TODAY YOU BOHV KNOW WHAT tAUCHIK It UNTIL TfflTVI HIM rv joe c. ELM EQ THE GREAT' h f ATtUCIA ILUI Flirif MetflMM OAltl BOM IMHU MOtTOM tmiXC MOtLOWAT fMITQM 1 POTTM . ADDED Technicolor Musical "Hollywood Premiere" Sport, Football Footwork Paths News Portland Produce PORTLAND, Aug. SI. (AP) But ter Prlnta, extras, 23c; standards, aac. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade 30c lb.; farmer's door delivery, 18c per lb.; sweet cream, 8c higher. BOOS-Paclflc Poultry Producers' selling prices: Oversize 84c; extras, 33c; standards 20o; mediums 30c; pul lets, 16c dozen. Buying price by whole salers: Fresh extras, 30c doz.; me diums, 18c dozen; undergrade 10c pul let, lOo doxen. K Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, potatoes, cantaloupes, wool and hay, unchanged. San Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. (AP) Butterfat, 33 a 23 V4c. St. Report Stock Sale Averages Aug. si. (Couyrlght, 1938. Standard Statistics Co.) 81) 30 30 SO Ind'ls RR's TJt's Total Today 03.6 63.6 00.1 88.1 Prev. day .... 06.6 63.7 00.4 88.1 Week ago 04.0 61.0 87.7 88.4 Year ago 64.8 38.0 101.4 86.6 3 Yrs. ago ..167.3 130.8 322.6 180.7 (Couyright, 1033. Standard Statistics Co.) Aug. 81. , 30 30 30 60 India RR'a Ufa Total Today .. 76.6 80.6 83.0 80.0 Prev. day . 78.6 80.7 84.0 80.0 Week ago ... 76.8 80 S 84.8 80.6 Year ago .... 68.8 71.4 84.0 76.0 3 Yrs. sgo - 04.8 108.6 100.7 101.3 WALL STSTDO HED . NEW YORK, Aug. 31 (AP) Stock market trading dwindled today under the Influence of pre-holtday inertia and most prices were content to hold to a fairly steady course. Some alco hols and oils Improved, but numerous Issues fluctuated In unimportant fractions. Minor galna and losses were about even at the close. Turn over approximated 1,100,00 Oshares. Today's closing prices for .33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. 6s Dye ........ H...:..130 Am. Can .. 03 Am. & Fgn. Pow. ....,....... 14V4 A. T. T , ....i.l26?i Anaconda ....r .... 17 Atch. T. & 8. F. ........ . SSVj, Bendix Avlat ...... 18 Vj Beth. Steel 38y4 Caterpillar Tract ........................... 33 Chrysler .... ....... 441, Coml. Solv. . 88?, Curtlas-Wrlght .... DuPont Oen. Foods oen. Mot. Int. Harvest. ................ I. T. 4s T. ......... ... Johns-Man. .. Monty Ward ..... North Amer. Penney (J. O.) , Phillips Pet ... Radio ., Sou. Pic. ..., 80', ...... 371, 83 H 401j 17 !t .... 67 ...... 36 ii ...... 241'j ...... 48 16Vi ..... 8i , 8', Std. Brands - St. Oil Cal St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. , Union Carb. . Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel , 38 VI 30 H 0i, 7'. 48', 38', 64 Chicago Wheat (CHICAOO, Aug. Si. (API Wheat: Open .ilgh Low cTose Sept. .84 M, .8711 .84 .88 -', Dee. . .80 .S1H .88 AO -U May .04!i 08 .S3;; 04V-4s Added Features On Craterian Program Those who attended the matinee showing of "Tugboat Annie" at the Craterlan Theater yesterday after noon, ware given better than an hour'a run of abort aubjects. cover ing a wide range from travelogues to newareels to comedies and acreen re vues. Through a mixup at the exchange In Poitland, the film was not put on the regular film truck and ft special plane had to be chartered In order to gt the show here for the after noon showing. Although the plane left Portland at eleven In the morn ing which ordinarily would . have brought It Into Medford not later than 1:30 In the afternoon atorma and the heavy amoke caused by for est fires delayed Its arrival here until 3:00 o'clock at which time the film waa iuhed to the theater and put on the screen. Those who' had aat through the longer than usual short subject pro gram considered themselves well re paid for their waiting however, when the Marie Dressier-Wallace Beery production was eventually flashed on the acreen. fOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY CASH PAID for men's secondhand suits, odd coats, hats and shoes Will H. Wilson. 33 N, Front St. TOP PRICES oald for 2nd hand fur niture. Berrydale 2nd Hand Store 1603 N. Riverside. Phone 386. BIO) iirsen slabs, per losd 3-load lots, 188 Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631 FOR EXCHANQE 80-acre irrigated farm, in cultivation, In Weld ooun ty, Colorado, 84 miles north Den ver, 10 miles south Oreeley. A No. 1 water right. Want smaller prop erty nesrer the west coast. J. M. Spurlln, Fort Lupton, Colo. FOR RENT 118 North Oskdale, 8 room unfurnished, very desirable lower flat. Reduction In rent al lowed for care of upper flat. Chaa. R. Ray, Realtor, Medford Bldg Phone 303. FOR SALE 13-guage Western Field pump shotgun. 621 Bo. Holly. FOR SALE 1-3 h.p. electric motor and rotary pump, very reasonable pries. Inqulri Valandra Hotel, cen tral Point. FOR SALE Ultra violet health lamp, aheap, 112 Mistletoe. LOST Black wallet containing driv er's license. Identification card, sig nature Ralph N. Carothere, 111 in bills. Leave at Tribune office. Reward. TUSCAN OLINO peaches: Olelm Ranch, Talent, Ore. Foot Specialist M. M. Departm't Store Saturday Anyone who is suffering from foot trouble has been Invited to oonfer with L. E Sulllns, representative of Dr. w M. Scholl noted foot author ity ol Chicago, who will be at the M. M Department store Saturday, accord ins to O. A. Meeker. Similar demonstrations by Dr. chol! experts are held at the M. M. mm time to time enabling aouthern Oreg-An residents an opportunity to have their fnn lilmant. . and remedies suggested. Among the wimuoii irouniea wnioh will be con sidered bV Mr Rnllln. -u. - callouses, bunlona. crooked toes, tired me, tout and leg palna, weak arches, flat toot swollen ankles, sore heels. Itchlnx toes. athlAt tn. lv perspiration. James Dunn Stars In Rialto Picture "Arlaona to Broadway." the new Fox comedy with Jamea Dunn. Joan Bennett and Herbert Mundln In the featured roles, now playing at the Rialto. IMs a picture tailored to your or der from a pattern of laughs. It nss light, sparkling, xestful, fast-moving fun with a speed marked by gales of laughter. It Is gusrsnteed to whip up a breezy mirth, to fan away you blues and cares. School Warrant Call Is Issued The City school offices announced today a call for warrants No. 8880 to 4169, Interest to cease September 4. this war. The warranta are payable at the school district office, the notice stated. Shows at 2:00 1:18 0:18 Mats. .... ISO Eves, .... ,16s Kiddles a Dime SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE Hurry! It Can't Stay Forever! Crowds! . . . Crowds! . . . and more CROWDS! Never has there been a show that so com pletely won the hearts of the hun dreds who have seen it! ToteTl ' we urgently Suggest Tou Come Early To Be Assured ' of a Seat! Tuffboat ANNIE- i I V MSM',Con,.d,HrtTlob, y'u"';. I V V WHh ROBERT YOUNG I Early I IX X. MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN yl To Be I kV WILIAR0 ROBERTSON SJL Assured I MX ot a seat! 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