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rEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, "VTEDXESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1933. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal Mr. Iiedrli'fc Ooe, North E. H. Hd- rick, superintendent of Medlotd choola, is in Salem again thla week for a few daya, on buaUiwj. Ouest In Bay City Sadie Harklns of thla city la vleltlng In San Fran cisco this week and while there la guest at the Hotel sir Francis Drake. From Medford Robert arlmme:t, lumber man from Med'ord, was In this city Monday on buslnesa Oranta Pass Courier. m c Wheelers, Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Malln Wheeler and Mrs George Mat thews were visitors In Medford Mon day. Ashland Tidings. Bazaar Date Changed The Mistle toe club of the Eoyal Nelghbora will hold a bazaar. December 16, Instead of December 9. at the Reliable Croc ? ery, It was announced today. Gates' Motor South C. E. Gates and son. George Gates, left this morning by auto for San Francisco, where they will attend the meeting of the Ford dealera of the Pacific coast. Attend Funeral Mrs. William Myer, Cedrlc Myer, O. F. Blllinga and Ralph Blllinga were among Ashland people who were In Medford Monday, attending funeral services for the late John Barneburg Ashland Tldlnga. Baby Clinic Tomorrow The Jack 'non county health unit has anuounc . j . itniit fnr huhlpa tomorrow after noon at the Alex Sparrow Memorial clinic, to be neia irom i;ou w MnthM are juiced to tele phone 1359 for appointments, during the morning. ... Nurse supervisor ncre ...v. . -i Billemeyer, state supervisor of public health nurses, irou. t.o 'board of health, has been a visitor i. wuir fnr tti niut several days, devoting her time to inspection of work carried on here ana visiting wmi the nurses. Ashlanderi Call Air. and Mrs. Char les Clause spent the week-end in Med ford visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Oentry and family. Mrs. Gentry Is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clause. Ashland Tidings. Seals Go on Sale Christmas Mala were placed on sale today In the schools of Jacksonville. They are ao being aold at the Jacksonville Phar macy, allowing people an opportunity to aid the battle against tubercu losis. Veterans to Meet Veterans who are receiving pensions or disabled allow ances and those who have been cut off the government rolls, are asked to meet at the Eagles' hall this evening at 8 o'clock An Invitation Is also extended all persons who have worn the uniform of the united states to attend the meeting. Bazaar to Be Saturday The Degree of Honor Juveniles will sponsor a ba zaar and window sale, December 9, at 314 East Main street. It was announc ed today. The building waa formerly occupied by Brown'a drug atore, and will offer a central location for the affair. Christmas gifts yid home made candles will be featured. Tuberculosis Warning ''If the de pression continues, an Increase In tu berculosis will result. The outcome will depend upon the success with which diagnostic clinics, field nurs ing, sanatoria, and related services are maintained, and especially the machinery for early case finding and Isolation of open casea of the dis ease." Dr. Vaughan. Thla state ment by Dr. vaughan Is one which local health workers wish brought to the attention of all people, believing that many do not realize the need for funds to fight the disease. These funds are greatly Increased by pur. chase of Christmas seals, which exast so little money from each buyer and accomplish so much fine work. Li restock PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 8. (AP) CATTLE: 150; calves 10; fully steady, unchanged. HOGS: 200; steady. Feeder and stocker pigs, good and choice, $2.25 2.73; others unchanged. SHEEP: 700; steady, unchanged. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. fl. AP) BUTTER Prints, extras 23c; stan dards 22,ic lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade 20-21c; farmer's door delivery, 17-18c per lb.; sweet cream, 5c higher. EGOS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling price: fresh extra specials, 28c; extras 26c; standards 21c; medium 22c; pullets 16c dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: Fresh extras 23c doz.; firsts 15c; mediums 15c doz.; under grade 12c; pullets 12c doz. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs,- best butchers, under 150 lbs., 7c; vealers 00-100 lbs., 7c lb.; light and thin, 4 6c lb.; heavy calves 4c lb.; lambs 9 10c lb.: yearlings 4 -5c lb.: heavy ewes 2c lb.; medium cows 4 -5c lb.; canner cows l-2c lb.; bulls 34-4c lb. Cheese, milk, live poultry potatoes. wool, and hay, unchanged. Al. Chem. & Dye M7i Am. Can 88 Am. & Fgn. Pow. H A. T. & T. H7 Anaconda 14 H Atch. T. & 8. F. 61 li Bendlx Avla Beth. Steel 35 California Pack'g. . . 21t Caterpillar Tract. 24 U Chrvsler ..........-.. 61 Rialto's Star WW ft - , Coml. Solv. Curt lss- Wright DuPont -..'.. Gen. Foods Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. & T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio 80 20 20 90 ' Ind'ls Rr's Of, Total Today 93.1 42.3 68.0 80.4 Prev. day 93.7 41.6 67.0 81.0 Week ago .... 90.4 40 0 66.7 78.5 Year ago .... 53.4 26.9 87.1 54.5 3 yrs. ago ...127.1 98.1 162 jj 1283 I HEAVY-WINDS HIT NORTHWEST AREA (Continued from page one) SEATTLE, Dec. 6. tfP) Two atorm deaths were marked up today as rains, high winds and snow still held sway over the Pacific northwest In the winter's first severe storm. Struck down by an automobile In i a driving rain and strong wind last night at Burlington, Elmer L. Wilson, 72, president of the Plrst National bank there, was killed. The driver of the car was exonerated by a cor oner's Jury. while working with other men In clearing a road Into a logging camp in the North Elver district of Qrsys TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED To trade squash for wood. Phone 1368-X. FOR RENT 5-room house; garden space, fruit: adults. 508 Austin St. HAVE your furniture re-upholstered, reflnlshed and reglued. Tel. 969 -R. Thlbault. 15. Tel. FOR SALE WoM heater, 3-P-llf WANTED Sewing and hand quilting, reasonable charges 616 Berrydaie Ave. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will be pi'd for informstlon locstlng a Hartfo-d Sancony rug. 131418 ft. that dis appeared from my home between Aug. 1. 1932. and Aug. 1. 1933. SUP posed to have been sold In Medford. Address Charles W. Kayser, Merlin, Ore FOR SALE 1400 or rent 10, 641 Pine. Brown & White, or write owner, J. Jjrl, Boring, Ore. FOR RENT 841 Pine. io. Keys at Brown & White. Main. MANAGER WANTED Local manager wanted by national firm, rated a 500,000 Dun & Brad street. Want man of averace abil ity to look after business in Med ford and vicinity. This Is good for SO a week to start: $1500 cash In vestment required (in certain cases which is protected by surety bond In vour bank and returnable. No selling. Writ Box 1547, Riving address and telephone number. MIXEPS ATTENTION 5 and 30 stamp mill, lono-lb stamps, for sale st a barealn 755 N. 8th St.. OranLs PaM. Ore. DF3IRABT.K room, separate entrance, heat. 220 N. Oskdale. WANTED Truck golni to flucramento ' with part load to take aoom iauu lbs. household (inods. M J. Randall. ' Rt. 1 Box 499. Medford. WANTED Girl or woman to assist tn housework and care of small child. Meals and small wages. Tel. 1421. FOR SALE 159 acres timber. 3-room loz cabin, or trade for valley acre nee, improved or unimproved. E N. Gray, Route 1, Box 378. Harbor county, Thore Haaslng. 65, was fatally crushed yesterday. Drenching rains fell along the Washington, Oregon and British Co lumbia coasts, more than an Inch In a 12-hour period at Vancouver, B. C., and nearly an Inch at Seattle. A wind of gale velocity lashed the district. Lowland areas on Grays har bor were flooded by a high tide In the inland Empire area, extend ing as far east as western Montana, heavy snow fell. Two of the three passes in the Cascade mountains were blocked to highway traflo by the drifts. A landslide at New Era, north of Aurora, blocked the main lines of the Southern Pacific at 8:30 a. m. Slides on the Portland -Marsh field line held up traffic last night and had not been cleared early today. Damage to telephone lines waa scattered over the state. About 500 ttlephonea were put out of service In Portland. The Corvall Is -Newport lead waa snapped, as was the Newport Tillamook line. Trees falling across wires caused most of the trouble The Roeeburg-Marshfleld and Eu gene -Reedsport lines were out In the coast moutalns, but service was to be restored during the morning. Til lamook was cut off from elegraph communication, and several tele graph wires were out on the Marsh field circuit. Emergency, line crews were called out In Portland laet night after the gale had blown down a 11,000-volt primary circuit at three points. Wall St. Report Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. . Trans. Amer. Union Carb Unit. Aircraft U. S. 8teel . 32'i . 36 . 33'i . 42'i . 13, . 61. , 23?, . IS , S2Ji , 161, . H . 20 . 23'i . 42 . 48 . 6 , 47'i . 33", . 46, r s It' i it & Vfy Scottish Rite Reunion. Lodse degree work will tl?Y commence at 8 a. m.. Thurs- ' rtnv nnH onntlmi thrOlieh the day. with dinner at 6 p m. Chapter work will be given all day Friday. All membera of the Rite cordially Invited to attend. L. E. WILLIAMS. Secy. Stock Sale Average,, (Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics Co.) December 6 i Bond Sale Averages. (Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics Co.) December 6: 20 Ind'ls . 71.4 . 71.1 . 70.3 . 62.1 20 Rr's 71.3 70.3 68.8 60.1 100.4 20 60 Ut's Total 77.1 76.7 76 .3 80.2 99.0 73.2 72.7 71.8 67.4 95.9 Today . Prev. day ... Week ago ... Year ago ... 3 yrs. ago ... NEW YORK, Dec. 6. (AP) The stock market mulled tn moderately Irregular areas today as the trading enthusiasm of yesterday cooled con siderably. Firmness of the rails and some specialties waa an argument against any extensive liquidation or short selling, however, and most of the lesders held around their pre vious levels. Mixed prices ruled at 'the close. Transiers approximated 1,350.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Notice of Final llenrlnt; In the County Court of the State of Oreron in and for Jackson county. In the Matter of the Estate of Amelia M. Slgllnger, Deceased. Notice Is herebv Klven that Ethel S. Willlts. Executrix of the Estate of Amelia M. Slilincer, deceased. na filed her First and Final Account and Report and petitioned for an order settling the estate, ai.d that Thurs day, the 4th day of Januarjk 1934. at 10:00 a. m.. In the County Court Chambers. Medford, Oregon, has been fixed as the time and place of hearing said Petition. All Mceina lntTVf4u ftr nnt.lflert rto appear then and there -to ahow cause, if anv mere oe. wny eucn account should not be approved, and the Executrix discharged and the surety released. ETHEL B. W1L1.1IW. Executrix of the Estate ol Amelia M. S'.gllnger. Deceased. Last Times Tonight James Dunn, Sally Ellers In "Hold Me Tight" Starts Tomorrow Fay Wray, Gene Raymond In "Ann Carver's Profession" "ft w . ' ' to' 1 ! Colleen Moor. Colleen Moore returns to the screen In ''The Power and the Glory" which she la featured with Spencer Tracy at the Rlalto theater. Also on the same program la other feature, "Hypnotized," with Moran and Mack doing their bit to add hilarity to this staid old world A well selected group of short sub jects rounds out the program. Export Wheat PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 8. (AP) A price of 7ft cents a bushel waa offered today by the emergency export cor poration for soft white wheat. . 4. Malta Commandery No. 4 W Knights Templar. --- 7 Masonic Hall. Stated conclave, Ashland, Wednesday evening, Dec, 6. Open long form, with drill. Brief business routine. All Sir Knights courteously invited. J. H. HARDY, Commander. W. H. DAY, Recorder. At Craterian V 1 ill HI fe? HI "DUCK SOUP The Marx Brothers, peerless come dians of the screen, are starring at the Craterian this week In their latest riot, "Duck Soup," In which Oroucho appears ss Rufus T. Butterfly, dicta tor of Preedonia Southern Oregon people who witneased the opening of this rollicking laugh hit last night have voted It the beat of the Marx creations. Now at Studio. Lee Tracv, featured In "The Nuis ance," which opens at the Studio today. Auto glass, plate and shatter-procf . Brill Metal Works. D5ED TODAY and Thursday NEVER GIVE A SUCKER A BREAK! Lee Tracy al ways forgot his racket when a blonde crossed his path! He wrings the laughs and thrills of ambu lance rhaslnff. DANCE Dreamland TONIGHT DINTY MOORE '8 LITTLE GIANTS Men 25c Ladies 10c r-j MADGE WSTJI h EVANS I FRANK f f5 II MORGAN I A f 1 CHARLES BIG DOUBLE BILL NOW PLAYING FOR THREE DAYS HE FLIRTED WITH DEATH ...and a beautiful girl I Buffalo stampedes. ..Indian attacks... Plundering bandits. ..He braved them all when he rode into the badlands ...and rode out with a beautiful girll f" far mrvH Added Attractions Tom and Jerry in 'The Magic Mummy' Travel Talk Big Ditch of Panama Sport Reel MOM News 7i Shows IMS 8:45-9:00 Mats . . . l.W Eves ... ISC Klrtillrs . 10c Also "Sing Sinner Sing' From the brilliant story by Wilson Collison, author of "Red Dust", with Paul Lukas, Leila Hyams and George Stone, Joyce Compton, PLUS SHORT REELS "METRO NEWS REEL" "ANSWERING THE RIOT CALL" "FOR THE MAN SHE LOVED" Who says "The Biggest Show Value In Town "? You Old Foxy-woxy, are you trying to kid the public? LOOK! COUNT 'EM! J Feature: and Liberty says "4 Stars"! "Hi jTrP mm SPENCER TRACY COLLEEN MOORE 2 Feature: MORAN 'MACK THE TWO BLACK CROWS HACK SENtJETTS Hilarious Comedy Feature HYPNOTIZED 3 Paramount Newsreel 4 Cartoon "Beau Bosko" 5 Ted Husing's "Sport Thrills" 6 "Around the World in Eight Minutes" Novelty And Compare The Prices Too! Mats 15c Eves 25c Kiddies 10c "Silver King" Is Coming in Person! See Tomorrow's Paper Show, 1:4.1 7:00-0:00 3 Mat, , . . 2.1c Kvr, . . . :i.'r Klrtillf, . , 10c Now! Until Saturday! Laugh, Town, Laugh! yd ? Everybody is laughing at the Four Madmen! Gags and Girls! Songs anc Sappy Sayings! ivy 0 0 ft ADDED Ted Fio Rito and His Band in "An Air Tonic" " Pnthe Review Universal Newsreel
