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MEPFOTCD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1933. PAGE THREE E Letter, Inviting Hugh 8. Johnson, administrator ot the National Re covery administration, to Include MedJord in bis western tour, was mailed out today lrom the chamber of commerce. An Invitation has also been extended Senator C. L. McNary, asking him to address a torum lunch eon of the Medford chamber of com merce In the near future. The letter to Mr. Johnson reads: "It has been brought to our at tention that you are planning to tour the Paclllc coast next month and I wish u take this opportunity of extending to you a hearty limita tion to visit Medfor. "I approbate that you psebably are flooded with reqweaea from various commtmlties but I bekeve It would,i e very eneflctal tf; the recovery prooranl if yevi cu-! aorenge to come to iCledtord. "TJfis city Is sttMateM Midway be tweea Sa FaIso an Bertlood. awl I knew that ear 12.880 elMzens Bt tfcese ef tHe Mer cities r MUth V Oregon wewla! apselate tli,e p yert'ialty hear yiur message. I cm iislve!ff .gsSKKitee ywa am au Vexie of over two tkeijstfn In this city and wijh a huotaup over the radio your audience wauld be wejl over a hunted thousand In this aouthern Oregon country. "A stop over in Medford would not delay you to any extent, especially U you are traveling by airplane and I firmly believe that If you will honor us with a visit in Medford. that It will Immeasurably benefit the presi dent's recovery program In northern California and southern Oregoif. 'Yours very truly. "W. S. BOLGER. "President." 4 KOCfETY d Clubs lle Club Meets Saturday Afternoon There will be a meeting of the Dixie iub Saturday afternoon at the home f lens. C. C- Murray at 621 West EWventh street. Members are asked te gather there at 2 o'clock. Miss Mtirray Leaves Ior Campus Visit Miss Lucille Murray, member of the lscal younger set, left this morning for Salem, where she will be guest of friends at Willamette university lor home-coming. 4 To Klamath Falls Chief Ranger Starvld H. Can field of Crater Lake aatioaal park, Is to be- assigned to tke branck fflees of the park at Blastvatb Falls, during tke wixter sea eon, It was announced today. Lydi'a E. Pink-ham' Tablets Relieve a-nct Cofl-bKrf PePiodfe Paiite Sihioal tests prove it. Take them todav for welcome ease and com fort, lake them regularly for perma nent relied No narcotics. No dizziness;' No on pleasant effects.' Sold Iff all druggists-KSmail box 50)!. Iiarger size, if you prefer; Very Special Values Friday and Saturday Another lot of Fur-trim-med Coats, special Tailored Coats and Swagger Suits, pecial DRESSES Silks, knits and wools. Special Friday $2.95 to HATS . UO new Fall models. Special 95 c -Tho Band Box & Shoe Box The Store That Saves You Money" 223 E. 6th St. . Phone 989 Club Reports Due For Sunday Pages Tomorrow is Friday, when all club, lodge and chur;h circle an nouncements and reports for the Sunday edition will be due at the Mall Tribune. Publicity chairmen are urged to bring In announce ments or telephone them to the society editor before 6 o'clock Fri day evening. Reports of events occurring prior to Friday, and announcements for the coming week, will appear In the Monday edition If received later than Friday evenlnR. SHAPED AT MEET Oregon's Diamond Jubilee celebra tion took definite form last night, when members of the general corns, mlttee gathered fa their first session at the Chamber of Commerce, and outlined various steps of the observ ance of itie state's birthday, to open here June 3, 1934." E. C. (Jerry) Jerome, general chair man of the celebration, presided at the enthusiastic gathering, character ized by the sincere belief that "Old Man .Oregon" has a birthday party coming, and that he'll blow the candles out In Medford at the close of the biggest celebration in seventy- five years of stavenood. (And he won't have to wear whiskers to the party. Chairman Jerome assured all present ). No concessions will be granted space at the celebration unless they are passed on by the general com mittee, to protect the public against rackets. Entertainment will be con stant and the pioneer, who made Oregon's birth possible, will be glori fied throughout the week, with ev ery section of the state cooperating in the program t There will be a day for everybody fanner to merchants and the dog races are expected to draw visitors from all sections ot the coast, Mr. Jerome stated. Governor Julius L. Meier, who Is giving Medford his unqualified sup port In the celebration, has written the mayor of every city in the state, asking that committees be appointed to start work on the birthday party. Committee chairmen, who will di rect the various phases of the cele bration here were announced last .night by Chairman Jerome, They in clude: Floyd Hart, aviation; W. A. Gates, home products; B. R. Shreve, publicity; P. E. Wahl, finance; O. O. Alenderfer, dog races; Raymond Mik sche, beautification; George Hunt, queen contest; school essays, C. a. Smith; advertising, C. L. MacDnaH; trap shoot, T. E. Daniels; W. P. Isaacs, fly casting contest; H. Cham ler Egan, golf tournament; John Mof fatt, street decoration; Prof. Irving Vlning. pioneer exhibit; W. W. Allen, concessions; J. C. Thompson, enter tainment: E. C. Solinsky. Crater Lake; Henry Enters, housing, an c. C. Altkouse, rabbit show. JOAN BLONDELL IN 'BROADWAY BAD' "Broadway Bad." the story of a girl who made New York acclaim her and like It, opened at the Roxy theater thla afternoon. Heading the cast are Joan Blondell, Rlcardo Cortez, Ginger Rogers, Allen Vincent. Victor Jory, Adrlenne Ames and Spencer Charters. COATS Smart fur-trimrned, silk lined and inter lined dress coats.- Deep fur collars, newest styles and materials. You will expect these high grade garments to be twice the price. Special at $1995 $11.95 $8.95 10 $19.95 and Saturday $11.95 SHOES At monrv-Mvltiff Talue. UkIIm shoe $1.95 to $4.95 Kiddies Shoes $1.25 to $2.95 "The Baron" Coming to Holly i.V. J,'-r. i Li ai'sL&aaaaaasi ram am a ipmaHsHaanaiaMMBXavexs'asjSMiHHHHflMMMHHKMM JIMMY DURANTE ".EDNA MAY OLIVER. JACK PEARL art. HENRY ' KOLKER n MEET THE BARON Jack Pearl, famous "Baron Mun-, chausen" of radio, Jimmy Durante of "Schnozzle" fame, and Zaau Pitts, S FILE BUDGETS FOR - School district levies for 1934, for maintenance of schools, warrant In debtedness, bond Interest, and miscellaneous matters, have been filed with the county clerk, as follows: District- Amount. S 18.79600 54.384 25 1.847.41 6.988 S3 3.747.96 710.00 Jacksonville Ashland Valley View Eagle Point , Lone Pine - Antioch Climax Agate 463 00 3.038.18 Sams Valley , Talent Mt. Fltt Thompson Creek Meadows Brownsboro Applegate Forrest Creek Reese Creek Dead Indian North Trail - Medford Prospect Soda Springs Evans Valley v Laurelhurst Bellvlew Liberty Benver Creek Roguelands Tolo Howard 5.869 19 8,467.88 47.38 635.17 138 50 191.66 473.00 1,151.03 1.593 00 1.127.0 6200 189,487 00 11,480.00 1.760 00 7.568.22 432 14 3.686.20 771-20 111.00 1,515.00 877.44 6.0B7.00 Scale of the districts will have mo special levy. There are 180 dstrlcts In the county, nil 29 have file tkelr budgets te tae. The frnal date ws NovesVer 1, as" all aoe expected i report by tMe end f the week. Portland Seused . By Owe Imek Ram PORTLAND, Nov. 2. p) Nearly one Inch of rain waa added yeater- Pints Imported BAY RUM 35c mm 1 lb. U. S. P. EPSOM SALTS lOc . 4 oz. Pure OLIVE OIL 15c Pints PEROXIDE 23c 4 oz. Aromatic CASCARA 29r. mm 2 oz. Spirits CAMPHOR 17c Pint3 Rubbing ALCOHOL 15c mix 4 oz. Pure CASTOR OIL 15c POPULAR WELL KNOWN BRANDS AT LOW EVERYDAY PRICES ASPIRIN ICO-Mad'n Aspirin 19c ICO-Wyeth Aspirin 29c ICO -Bayer Aspirin 59c whimsical comedienne, are the laugh- making trio heading the all-come- dian cast in "Meet the Baron," lng to the Holly Saturday. KM ED Broadcast Schedule Friday 8:08 IVcrAilait News H' UK. 8:&6 ytes9A CK , 8:15 A Peerless arsfife. 8:30 Shopping GuWe. 8:45 The Royal Cluta. 9:00 Friendship Circle. 0:30 Morning Melody. 0:45 Home-malers Bureau. 10:00 U. S. Weather Fuaeiajft. 10:00 Eb an Zeb. 10:15 Radio School of Clwy. 10:30 Musical Notes. 31:00 The Grants Pass JN. 11:15 Martial Music. 11:30 Protective Diet Lew; me. 11:45 Song and Comedy, 12:00 Mid -day Review. 12:15 Radio Rendezvous. 12:30 News Flashes by Mail Truae. 12:30 Monarch Melodies. 12 :4 5 Vignettes. 1 :00 Varieties. 2:00 Classified Edition of the Air, 3:00 A, Tour of San Francisco. 3:05 Songs for Everyday. 3:30 KMED Program Review. 3:35 Music of Old. 4 :00 Cocktail of Music. 4 :30 Masterworks. 5:00 Ceril and Sally. 5:15 Thrill Seeker. 5:30 Si and Elmer. 5:45 News Digest by Mall Tribune. 6:00 Medford Theatre Guide. 6:15 Sports and Fishing Flashes by Al Piche. 8:20 Color Harmony. 6:30 The Golden Voice of the Rogue River Valley. 6:45 Holly-Time. 7:00 The Hawk. 7:15 Modernistics. 7:30 Chandu the Magician. 7:4:5 Nine Striking Beauties. 8: 89 t 8:30 The Rogue Hiver Cow beys. day an last night to the excess pre elpltaitlon fer Both the year and the aeaaen heje. tn ttie 24-hw period Pertlaad Kceved .93 f m Inch. About .7 ef an lh f rein fell ia 1 a Xour-heur period laat night. - Western Thrift Storey 125 East Sixth Street (Next to Wurts' Gift Shop Friday, Saturday and Monday Selling Bring your list to Western Thrift and Be Assured of THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN Kindly note No Merchandise listed herein or stocked at West ern Thrift is Sold for less than cost. Prices Quoted inoftide a SMALL profit and a huge saving to our customers. S1.00 Milea ' n-1 loe Dial r - - Nervine Of C Tohaeco t for X3C 30c New Box rj 1 $1.00 Ital Briar O Q Stationery , t I C Pipe Oi) C Fresh Flashlight rj 50c Lockllte nn Bnttrrle,, S for 1 C Tohacro Pourhe. OiC 35c Vlckg n4 1 Pound Tobacco rfC VnH) Rlih ti 1 C Prim e Albert 3 C I Pound Borden's AQk iftc 3"01, TOacco q Malted Milk 'tivC Tn Nickels iC 50c Dr. Payne's q Be Cigars. n j Tooth Pn.te 1 7 C F.I Modelo for J C $1.00 Ambrosia O IJIT,,n,fr 1 f Fare Powder LjC fhntlnr (ream lUC 30c l!6-lr.e jq $1.00 Thermos ayQ Kodak Film. ZjC Varmim Bottle I iv C S loot Mrlnie 4 A HM Pilot qq Till'lne 1UC Alarm llnck. ZOC fiOc SnnrtI Brand . Q $1.00 flem Rar.br A f Porket Knlve. 1 jC 5 rtmihle Fdte Blade. 47C BOc llan'ord's nn 2r (llllette, Prnhak 4 Q nalam nf Mrrrh ZjC and Auto atrnp Blade. . 1 ,7 C 3.V Whl.k rn 5e randy a Brooms fajC Bara TrC MEDFORD S ORIGINAL CUT-RATE STORE I fat y eft 125 EAST VALLEY TURKEY IS UNDER PREVIOUS YEAR Tho turkey output of the Rogue River valley this season will be be tween 30,000 and 35,000 less than last year, according to County Agent Robert1 G. Fowler. The birds are of good size and healthy. There has been some buying for California mar kets. This week a buyer sought two carloads of young turkeys. The price "talked" has been 25 and 27 cents per pound. A 20 per cent shortage In the na tional turkey crop has been recorded in some trade Journals. The recent heat wave in California held back the development of some of the tur keys of that section. Turkey prices Tuesday In San Francisco ranged a cent higher than a year ago, and were quoted at 25 and 30 cents per pound. The price is expected to advance as Thanksgiving approaches. Holdings of frozen turkeys are re ported as low. Poultry Producers of Central Cali fornia Tuesday quoted twrkeys as fol lows : Fancy young hen, all weigh La, 25 cents per ?ou&4. Fancy oU hen. all wefcjtata, 24 cets jT loun. Fancy young toiM- 11 to 17 pounds, cent per pun. Fancy young torn, 17 to 22 pounds, 36 cents per pound. , Swotations on other holiday poul try follow: Fa cy youn g d uls, 3 to 4 ?unto, 10 cents per pound. -Famcy young geese, 9 t 12 pnds. 2 cetts per pound. Livestock. ORTLAND. Nov. 2. (AP)-attle; 100; calves 60, steady, unchwigcd. HOOS: 150; steady, unchanged. SHEEP; 500; about steady, un changed. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Nov. 2. P) BUTTER Prints, extras, 24c; standarda, 23c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, 21c; farmer'a door delivery, 19c per lb.; aweet cream 5c higher. EGOS Pacific Poultry Producera' selling price: Fresh extra special, 31c; extras, 29c; standards. 24c; me diums, 25c; pullets, 18c dozen. Buy ing price by wholesalera: Fresh extras. 29c doz.: firsts, 23c; mediums, 20c dozen; undergrade, 14c; pullets. 14c. COUNTRY MEATij Selling price to retailers: ' Country-killed hogs, best butchers, under 150 lbs. 7-7'4o; vcal ers, 90-100 lbs. 6i4-7c lb: light and thin, 4-5c; heavy calves. 4c lb; lambs. 8-9c lb.; yearlings, 4-5o lb.; heavy ewes, 2-3c lb.: medium cows, 2-5c lb.; canner cows, l-2o lb.; bulla, 4 Vic lb. LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery: Buslng prices Colored fowls, 4 to 6 lbs. 13c; over 6 lbs. 11c: spring put- SIXTH ST, market? lets. 2 to 3li lbs. 12c: roasters over 3'i lbs. lie; Leghorn fowls over 3', lbs. 10c; under 3i lbs. 9c; broilers, l'a to 2 lbs. 13c; 2 lbs. and up 11c: stags, 8c; roosters, 5c; Pekln ducks. 10c; colored ducks. Be; geese, 8c in. Cheese, milk, mohair, cases ra bark, hops, onions, potatoes, cantaloupes, wool and hay. unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Nov 2 (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May .73 .7354 .'3 .73 '.i Dec 67i .68?; .6714 -B?4 Cash: Big Bend bluestem .75 Dark hard winter. 13 pet. .77 Soft white . .69 Western white . .'. .69 Hard winter .69 Northern spring .69 Western red .69 Oats: No. S whife. 22. Corn: No. 2 E yellow, 22. Mlllrun, standard, $13460. Todoy'a car receipts: Wheat, 25; barley, 3; f)ur, 16; corn, 9; oain, 4. Chicago" Whoa CHICAGO. Nev. 2. (AP) Wheat: Open Hlpfc Low . Clese Dec. .85 JlS'i .88, .B6H-54 May .fei'i .SS'i .86 July 8S',a .88'.; .; .B'i-, 8AI FACKCO, KV. 2. pS Butterfnt, f. . b., Saa Francisco, X3 23 4 c. 8tok, SiMs n'ewisea. (Coyrip't. 1933. Stanaokd Statistics Ca.) 50 20 21 SO ' Jhtfls Rr's fa Total Todia; i 82.5 38.9 68.1 73.2 Prev. day .. 81.5 87.9 68.2 72.4 Week ag, .... 84.0 39.4 71.9 76.0 Year age .... 50.2 24.6 82.0 61.8 3 S'i. iff ....130.8 105.6 181.0 135.7 Bond Sale Averages. (Copyrlgrj., 1933, Standard Statistics Co.) November 2: -. 20 20 20 60 Ind'ls Rr's Ufa Total Today 71.5 70 9 78.4 73.6 Prev. day 71.6 70.8 78.5 73.6 Week ago 72.1 72.7 79.8 74.8 Year ago ... 62.4 63.4 81.3 69.0 3 yra. ago .... 91.4 105.8 99.4 98.9 NEW YORK, Nov. 3. (AP) The stock market maintained & generally firm position today In trading that waa as llatless as that of the pre vious session. Reported purchases of small amounts of gold in London and Paris by the federal reserve sys tem failed to create any unusual en thusiasm. The close was Irregularly higher. Transfers approximated 1, .100,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 31 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chcm. & Dye ........................ 130 Am, Can . . 89 Am. & Fgn. 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Steel Megis Toomey Star Of Pdmlto Pictme' One of the largest and most color ful natural settings of its type ever seen In motion pictures was utilized for the filming of "State Trooper," coralng Saturday to the Rlalto, when the 12.i-ace refinery of the Standard Oil catiay of l Segundo, Cal., was turned over t the motloa picture ogim!zatl,n to obtatx authentic sfeaes for the production w4ilt tells a tery ef the petroleum laie.M.y ef tke far we. "Sta Trooper," ft awAt A ascl.-iMM4 f a &tAVn(e price-slashing war. haa a brllllaci caart cnelsttng of Rea 'rffev, Eva lju ITnaya an Walter Mc&wjrii. For Utah School tMid tfcMflos High sttirtriKs . B. HAIL, AT. ISr.fa Phone 1111 A NATIONALLY A. T. & T Anaconda , Atch. T. is 8. F. Bendlx Aviation idem H Reports Theft P. I. Sandor of Trail filed a report with city police officere that a lamp chimney, gua shells and a pair of shoes were stolen from his car, in a parking lot Wed nesday. Famous "Rothmoor" COATS A siiipnicai of Rothmoors anw today. 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