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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1933)
MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1933. Local and I Bo.rlei Bojr III Donald Boyle la a patient for medical treatment at the ftaered Heart hospital thla week, j ... j Released from Quarantine Herb Brown, deputy coroner, wai released from scarlet fever quarantine yester j' i Visit In Ashland 4Ir. and Mrs. F. ! A. Coolcaey of this city spent Tuesday venlng In Ashland visiting Dr. and i SIra. H. B. Knapp. i i i ; Has Scarlet Feter Mrs. Alron Hart- dock of 307 North Ivy atreet wss f auarantlned yesterday for -srlot - lever. , i Bostwlck In Hospital Vance Bost ivlck underwent an operation at the g acred Heart hospital Wednesday morning. jt Soda Postponed The Women's Jkellef Corps social, scheduled for Fri day, has been postponed until a later date, which will be announced soon. i ' ' ' f From Grants Pass Acordtng to the Grants Pass Dally Courier, C. A. Prultt and 0. H. Hilton of Grants Pass were visitors In Medford Wednesday. 4 Visitor In Medford orthlngton C. Bmtth. traveling passenger agent for ' the Northern Pacific company, waa a , -visitor In Medford Wednesday from fcla headquarters In Portland. 5 On Business Here Lawrence Balch, representing the Central Shoe com pany of St. Louis, Mo., was a business , -Visitor In Medford yesterday, calling en a number of merchant. i a W. R. C. to Meet Members of the Women's Relief Corps are requested to attend the funeral of Mrs. Harriet , aMcRae at the Conger chapel Friday Mr . , n A'flni1r It. w.s in- . jounced today. I Mrs. Phetteplace Better Mrs. Irece Phetteplace, who waa recently re moved from the Community hospital to her home, was reported steadily Improving yesterday. She underwent a major operation several weeks ago. J In Hospital Mr. M. E. Miller of - Phoenix underwent a minor operation at the Sacred Heart hospital today, and was reported as getting alons Silcely. Her daughter Marie Is a grad uate nurse from the Sacred Heart hos pital. i " i Boy Breaks Lee Delbert Whltely. five; of Jacksonville, wa brought to the Sacred Heart hospital yesterday tor treatment of a spiral fracture of '. his right leg, received In a fall at his home. The break is In the upper section of the leg. Reports Collision P. E. Redden of 823 Medford building, and L. S. Brad- ahaw of 215 Vancouver were driving automobiles which collided yesterday evening at 6 o'clock, on Main street . at Bartlett. . No damage resulted, the accident report of Mr. Redden states. . Heport to Police Charles Fischer ? of 33 North Fir street and Charles John Campbell of the Campbell Clothing company filed accident re ports with the Medford police wed need ay concerning a collision at Sixth and Ivy street at 8:10 a. m. Accident on File James O'Brien of 604 South Ivy street filed an accident Twnort with the cltv police concern ing a collision at the intersection of Klehth and South ivy. wun me auio- J mobile driven by Clyde Walters of 31 Chestnut. To Attend Funeral Daughters of TTnUn IhF.nni nf t.h ntVll Wr Will 1 meet at Conner's Funeral parlors Frl- !day afternoon at 3 o'clock, to attend "jthe funeral services for Mrs. Harriett McRae, mother of Mrs. Nina L. Carlon and Mra. Leone E Webb. Goes to Seattle Miss Laura Berry iOf Medford. wno spent some ume v .lting her cousin. Mrs. Dana McKln atry. in Grants Pass, left Tuesday for Seattle, where she will spend the win ter with relatives, according to the Brant Pas Dally Courier. 5 Bnow In Mountains Road building activities on the Mount Ashland road ceased temporarily Tuesday, due to the effort of Jupiter Pluvlus In pro ducing a snow storm. Six Inches of now was on the ground, with more falling. Thirty men who were em ployed on the road are temporarily laid off until the weather Improves Ashland Dally Tidings. ... Plan Extensive Program Company 1746, COC Camp Kerby at Selma. has n extensive program for thl week, according to the list sent Csptsin Harold E. Stow, publicity and welfare Officer of district headquarters. This venlng the "Oregon Showboat," mov ing pictures, will be shown by the forest service. Tomorrow representa tives of the camp will participate In the old Tiddlers' contest at the Elvoll theater in Grant Pass, and the bas ketball team will play the HampsM team In the Grants Pasa league. Camp Rand. Kerby and Applegave are now member of the Grant Pass City Basketball league. A Quick Hot Fuel Dry Pine Factory Blocks Can be purchased in large or small loads. Try one load and you will be pleasantly sur prised how clean and convenient this fuel is op ytia Timber Prqjs Company mm A Good Personal Shopping Today Mrs. E. O. Wilson Of the Table Rock district waa among shoppers in MedXord this morning. From Ashland Chief of Polio Charles P. Talent of Ashland waa a visitor In Medford thla afternoon. - Called to Medford Mrs. Ford Roper of Lodl, Cal., arrived here today on the Shasta, called here by the death of George Dewey, her brother-in-law. Sollnskr In South E. 0. Sollnsky, superintendent of Crater Lake na tional park, left Wednesday for San Francisco on a business trip. From Other Cities Visitors in Mod ford today l'rom neighboring cities were Mrs. P. H. Hardy of Ashland and Mrs. A. B- Cornell of Grants Pass. Mr. Schmidt 111 E. F. Schmidt, who returned to his home here yes terday from Klamath Falls, quite 111, was said today to be getting along aa well as can be expected. Business Callers F. L. Caton of Sams Valley was a business caller in Medford this morning. Mrs. L. Hat field of Central Point also transacted business In this city. Reports Theft R. J. Bills of 804 Peach street reported to the city po lice that he had two radiators, one generator and a carburetor stolen from his model T Ford last night at his residence. Shirt Stolen A heavy checked shirt was solen from In front of Will H. Wilson's store, 32 North Front street, yesterday, he reported to city police this morning. ' Goes to Washington Miss Donna Sollnskv, who ha been employed Jn the Crater Lake national park offices here for some time, left Tuesday even. lng for Washington, D. Cm where she will be employed in the national park offices. 4 Undergoes Operation D. O. LlniV sey of Lozler lane underwent a major operation at the Sicred Heart hos pital this morning and was reported getting along satisfactorily this after noon. Lutmdens Expected Mr. and Mrs. Treve Lumsden and children are ex pected in Medford from Hillsboro to spend the holidays with Mr. Lums den's mother, Mrs. H. U. Lumsden and friend. They left here a fw months ago to reside In the northern city. Fenton Dies Word has been r ceived In Medford by Mrs. Mark Smith that her grandfather, Charles L. Fen ton, formerly of Tolo, died yesterday at Long Beach, Cal. Funeral services are to be conducted today. Mr. Fen ton. who has been ill for nearly year, left Tolo last April. Merrlam Here H. S. Merrlam Goshen, one of the prominent fruit growers of Lane county. Is leaving this evening for his home, having attended the fruitgrowers' meeting nere yester day and today. Mr. Merrlam la active in the Pacific highway association, and la at member of the executive committee from Lane county. He a alsted materially In helping to secure the reconstruction of the Siskiyou project. r - 1 Spencer Tracy In "Man's Castle" "Man's Castle," which opened at the Craterian theater yesterday, proved Itself to be one of the most moving love stories ever made Into a motion picture. Directed by Prank Boreage, who handled the direction of "Seventh Heaven," It prove to be a powerful and emotional classic, ri valing even the beauty and charm of the former picture. Spencer Tracy as Bill, tne snin less, footloose wanderer, and "Loretta Young aa Trlna. the homeleee waif Bill meet on the atreet and takes to his home, are excellent In their characterlratlona. Their interpreta tlona of the two characters put Into the picture a pathos and moving force that sweep the spectators along In a flood of emotional appeal. Bill, an Irresponsible young chap, soon becomes restless of living so long In one place. He ha no use for money; he tell Trlna he doet not Relieves Worst Cough In Just 30 Seconds One dose of Bronchline Emulsion will fix that cough of yours. Gives INSTANT RELIEF I An other iiiw or two an hour apart wBl probably end It for gooa and all. If you have to take more than half a bottle to get rid of It, you can have your money back. Jarmln Drug Store and all other good druggists gusrantee It. Contains no dope and won't upset your stoma:h. Bronchullne Emulsion INSTANT RELIEF from COUGHS. Firm to Trade With. Medford ! love her and will leave her soon; he meets a rich and beautiful show girl who wants him for a playmate. But BUI la beginning to love Trlna in gruff, kind way; he tees her beauty; he becomes more considerate. Then the world tumbles about his ears. Trlna telle him he is about to become father. To get money to take care of her, he attempts a robbery and falla. The affair la cleared up and Bill leaves aboard a freight train headed some where and with htm is Trlna. There la also one of those delight ful Mickey Mouse cartoons on the same program, and a thrilling camera adventure "Anlakchak" plus the uni versal newareel. James Cagney In 'Mayor of HelV At Rialto Soon A young Jimmy Cagney, hard-hit ting and tough, that's what the cast ing director was looking for to fill the role of Jimmy, an important char- acter in "The Mayor of Hell." star ring James Cagney, and coming to the Rialto theater tomorrow on the same bill with Tom Mix in "Rustler's Roundup." The casting director, after a long search, found this Junior Cag ney in the person of Frankie Darrow. Cagney is appointed, through po litical Influence, deputy commissioner and makes a visit to the reformatory. After falling In love with the school's nurse, he has himself appointed war den of the reformatory. Event fol low In rapid succession as Sagney finds himself trying to make the youngsters so much like himself in his boyhood days learn the right way of looking at life. In "Rustler's Roundup," Tom Mix, who has won many prizes at nation ally famous rodeos, participates in a rodeo, besides "rounding a gang of cattle thieves during the course of the picture. Dorothea Wieck In "Cradle Song" A deeply emotional tale of mother love and sacrifice came to the Holly theater yesterday in "Cradle Song," the first American vehicle for newest star, Dorothea Wieck. Bringing to the role all the charm and beauty that she displayed as the school teacher in "Maedchen in Uniform." Dorothea Wieck reveals In "Cradle Song." a sensitivity, a dra matic understanding, and a grasp of the different part that places her high among the leading dramatic act resses In Hollywood. ROXY IS SHOWING 'STRICTLY PERSONAL' "Strictly Personal," drama which plays upon the theme of "get-ac-qualnted clubs" I currently on dis play at the Roity theater, with Mar Jorle Rambeau. Eddie Qulllan and Dorothy Jordan in leading roles. WW Ends Tonite RUTH GHATTERTON "Frisco Jenny" Plug "The Past jf Mary Holmes" Tomorrow 'Mystery of the Wax Museum' and "Flaming Gold" -,.iuuf. Short hiiOJerW MMJOftll RAMIEAu ED0II QUIUAN WKOTHY 10RDA" ALSO t range fate of Poison Ivr Battle l ife News TONIGHT S niTxoiiY35rl HEAIITS! Drsire drove T'tasi j them to the VivV Lonrly Heart WfcAH Club . . no fySN'l price too high UA for the love Wil", their lonell- fl neki denied jjffV fill MART NOSE DIVES CHICAGO, Dec. 14. (AP) A sharp drop of three cents a pound In whole sale butter prices today carried the market to a 35-year low lovel for De cember. Choice butter, 82 score or extraa. dropped to 16 cent a pound from yesterday's price of 10 cents, with cheaper grades off almost as much. The abrupt decime was caused by widespread report the Dairy Market ing corporation, a government subsi dised agency, will cease buying but ter at the end of this week. Thl organization had been buying but ter for relief purposes and la said to have taken 45.000.000 pounds. Gold Price Holds Same Level Today WASHINGTON. Dec. 14. (AP) Tfte RFC price for newly mined domestic gold was unchanged today tit 934.01 an ounce. Thla quotation waa the same fixed last December X and repeated for 12 business days, during which the dol lar has been slightly more than five to the pound. LI restock. PORTLAND, Dec. 14. (vP) CAT TLE: 126; calves 60; quiet, "unchangtd, HOGS: 150; steady to strong, un changed. SHEEP: 400;' steady, unchanged. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Dec. 14. (ff) BUT TER Prints, extras 31 c; standaMs 21c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, 17-18c; farmer's door delivery, 15c' lb.; sweet cream 5c higher. EGOS 'Pacific Poultry Producers' selling price: Fresh extra specials 26c; extras 24c; standards 20c: medi ums 20c dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: Fresh extras 21c dozn; firsts 17c; mediums 15c; undergrade 12c; pullets 12c dozen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers:' Country-killed hogs, besc butchers under 150 lbs. 4-7c; veal ers, 90-100 lbs. 7c lb.; light and thin 5-c lb.; heavy calves 4c lb.; lam'ss Shows 1:45 6:45-9:15 irsw.n WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD FOX? He whuffed with two features And puffed with a circus-wagon spiel! But when the Rialto beat him at it You should have heard him squeal ! 2 MAJOR FIRST V RUN FEATURES a LAST TIMES TONIGHT Joel McCrea Ginger Rogers in "CHANCE AT HEAVEN" 1 PLUS Dorothy Jordan in "Bondage" Tomorrow HE CAN "TAKE" IT You've seen Cagney alap 'em down in a dozen great pictures . . . NOW see him take it on the chin I JAMES CAGNEY IN THE "MAYOR-HELL with MADGE EVANS PLUS SEE some of the fastest rodeo scenes ever filmed In ft sizzling Western drama that will keep you on the edge of your seat I 10-11c lb.; yearlings 4-6c lb ; hy twes Sc lb.; medium cows 8-6c lb ; canner cows 2 -3c lb.; bulls, 4e lb. L1VS POULTRY Portland dellTery, buying prices: Colored fowls. 4 to 0 lbs. 10c; over 6 lbs. 10c; spring pul lets 3 to 34 lbs, 11c; roasters, over 3V lbs. 11c; Leghorn fowls, over lbs. 8c; under 34 lbs. 8c; broilers, ll4 to 3 lbs. 13c; 3 lbs. and up 10c; stas 8o; roosters 5c. pekln ducks 10c; ool ored ducks 7c; geese 8c lb.; turkeys, No. 1, 10-13c lb. POTATOES Local white and rei $100-1.05 cenUl; Yakima $1.35-1.35; Deschutea $1.30-1.40 cental. Cheese, milk, mohair, caacara bark, bops, onions, wool and bay, unchanged. Pears Yesterday CHICAGO, Dee. IS. -(AP) USDA Pear auction: No arrivals. One car on track. 3 sold. Oregon Howells. 337 boxes ex. fancy. 1. 35 1 1.75; aver age 1156; 33S boxea (ancy, 1 30a 1.55; average, 91.48. NEW YORK, Dec. 14. ( AP) U8D A Pear auction: Four cara arrived 3 Oregon, 1 Washington unloaded. Oregon D'AnJous, 718 boxes, ex. lancv 92.15a3.42: average, 3.37. Oregon Boac: 723 boxes fancy and better, 9190r2.10; average, 91.99; 733 boxes extra fsncy, 91.30a3.25: aver age, 9197: 440 boxes fsncy, 9190a 3.05; average, 91.98. San Franrluro Riitterfnt SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 14. (AP) Butterfat t. o. b. San Francisco, 20 21c. SlWer NEW YORK, Dec. 14. (AP) Bar silver ;c higher at 43 Vic. m 4 Party Crashers " May Face Gates At Salem High SALEM. Dec. 14. (AP) Iron gates may be used at Salem- high school dances to solve the problem of party crashers and leave-early students. The school board last night re ceived a suggestion from Principal Fred Wolf that such a gate for the gymnasium might remedy the situation. He was quoted as saying there was considerable complaint over outsiders "crashing" high school parties and over students leaving the affairs early, going elsewhere and telling their parents they had been at the parties. Mats ... ISa Ktcs . . 250 Kiddles . . 100 and Saturdays: f ALLEN JENKINS Selected Short Subjects SWOLLEN RIVER rr r - I Some of the Tacoma, Wash., .lOmes which were flooded when the Puyallup river overflowed Its banks near the city. Bridges, roads and railway tracks were torn out by the water. (Associated Press Photo) Betty Compson Weds as Sailors Cheer for Navy ALBUQUERQUE, Dec. 14. (UP) Betty Compson, screen actress, be came Mrs. Irving Weinberg here last night before the b!gest wedding audi ence New Mexico has ever seen. Threo or four thousand people Jam med the brick walk of tho Santa Fe railroad depot to hear Betty and her manager promise to love, honor and obey. Police Judtre J. L- Onbfr performed the ceremony while Mayor Clyde Tingley and Mra. Tlngley acted as best man and bridesmaid. The mayor, In response to vigorous suggestions from the crou, kissed the bride, so did the groom. 2 MAJOR FEATURES STARTING SATURDAY FOR 4-DAY RUN mm 1MK S HERE at last is its mighty .7tJ""!tvis,l successor ... a love story ll i hf'irS 80 beautiful '"8 tenderly U ffx (yWt'itv poignant ...so utterly sim- I f4 J f i; ple-you'll cherish it pft: fVV' 'I1 in your heart forever! IvJ Ik Mighty Melodrama f "Af "saw of the Roaring Rails! I f ' ill TODAY and FRIDAY I 1 tt A V ) ALS0 A Mafttrrplrre for the fcnllrr I'smllv "BLACK BEAUTY" FLOODS HOMES A spotlight played on the observa tion platform of the Santa' Fe "Chief" as It came to a stop. Fifteen pollco men and ft dozen firemen kept the crowd back while the police Judge arranged the bridal party. An orchestra played "Lilac Time." A squad of sailors on furlough en livened the occasion by vigorous cheers for the U. S. navy. "This Is lovely," smiled Betty, ft trifle nervously. Shows 1:45 7:00-0:00 NOW PLAYING Remember 7th HEAVEN? SPENCER TRACY LORETTA YOUNG Glcnda Farrcll Arthur Hohl Walter Connolly Marjorie Rambeau Dickie Moore K AT.flOMli!lcv Mniinn in "Punnv Love" tiVY0 AniaKcnaK CLARA "Very fine," said Weinberg, trying to appear nonchalant but obvlouiy also Just a little nervous. I'm sure thl I the biggest wel ding I ever ssy, snd I want to thtr.k you all for coming." Betty ssld. Flashlight boomed, the crotl cheered, betty smiled snd ssld good bye. The sailors huzxalied for tne United States navy, and the bridal party was on Its way. How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat Lost Her Prominent Hips Double Chin Sluggishness Gained Physical Vigor A Shapely Youthful Figure. If you're fat first remove th en use 1 Take a half teaspoonful of Kru schen Salts In a gass of hot water in the morning go light on fatty meats and sweets In 4 weeks get on the scales and mote how many pound of fat have vanished. Notice also that you have gained in energy your skin Is clearer yn'J feel younger In body Kruschen will give any fat woman a Joyous surprise. But be sure It's Kruschen your health comes first and SAFETY FIRST Is the Kruschen promise. Oet a Jar of Kruschen Salts from Woods Drug Co. or any leading drug gist anywhere In America (lasts 4 weeks) and the cost Is not more than 85c. If this first Jar doesn't convince you this Is the easiest, SAFEST and surest way to lost fat your money returned. Get that Kruschen feeling of su perb health, of spirited activity no more gas, acidity or constipation. "I've tried everything else and K ni ne., en Is the only thing I get results from. I've lost 20 lbs. so far and only have 15 lbs. more to lose. Even after I'm down to normal weight Fll continue Kru schen for It makes me reel great." Helen Smith, Haverhill, Mass. Mats .... 20 Evts .... So Klddltt . . .100 uiuvoii imo. COMING SUNDAY BOW in 'HOOPLA' fnd of No. Cenlrst 7 C
