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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1934. PAGE SEVEN Johns Man - 58 ' today re mained out of the market for Mont. Ward 31', soft whit wheat for foreign ship North Amer - 19 i mcnt. A wee ago the quotation was Penney (J. C.) 64 1 78 cenu a bushel. Phllllpa Pet. IT . Radio .. 7-; j Transferred to O. Pa Accordm.; Sou. Pac .. 37 to the Drains Pasa Courier. Forro. t Std. Brands ...... 21 McKay la assisting Carl Holzgang In St. Oil Cnl. .. nihnalnp the shoe department of t lie St. Oil N. J 454 1 new Band Box and Shoe Box atom Trans. Amer 6', I in Grants Pass. McKay was trans Union Carbide ...... 43 j ferred here from Medford on account United Aircraft . 331, i 0f the pre-Eaater rush of busmen. N. S. St,eel ............. 61 i ' Louise Brlcker, store manager. aa:d. Local and Personal Clark Gable Coming to Craterian Bhopplnn In Medford Mr. W. L. Badley and Mrs. Casey of Rogue River wer shopping in Medford Monday. VWt Relatives Here Mlaa Con Unc Lyon and MIm Patracla Peake of Grants Pass, are spending several dav In Medford visiting relatives. I Medical Case Here Mrs. Nathan Durr of Central Point Is receiving medical treatment at the Community hospital this week. t i Parsons In Hospital Gerald Par-, sons, sons of Chester Parsons or Phoe nix, underwent a major operation at the Community hospital Monday, Dr. Have Returning Dr. and Mrs. James C. Hayes are returning to Med- ford tomorrow from New York and, eastern cities. J Goes to Oklahoma John Owsley! left by train last evening for Mounds. Okla., accompanying the body of; Mary Owsley, which Is being taken there for burial. . . ! Purling Is Patient Charles Durllng of Talent Is a patient at the Com munity hospital here, where he un derwent a minor operation on Sat urday. Undergoes Operation P. A. Wat ltlns of Court street underwent a ma jor operation Saturday at the Com munity hospital and was reported getting along satisfactorily yesterday. Mr, Bovle Returns From a business trip north, J. at Boyle of the Cali fornia Oregon Power company re turned to Medford this morning on the Oregonlan. Returning Home Having been on duty here with the Civilian Conser vation corps at the Port Orford camp, First Lieutenant Wallace ElgUn Is leaving tomorrow for his home In Portland. Here for Trial E. P. Stewart, Southern Pacific claims attorney, Is In Medford for the damage suit of Anne Turpin against the Southern Pacific and J. C. Clin and' Jacfc Mc Nerney, truck line operators. a Gllllland In Medford-C. Ray Gllll land, prominent airways operator from the bay district, who Is a fre quent visitor In the Rogue River valley. Is spending a few days here In connection with, his business In terests. Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hesa of this city drove to Medford Monday to attend the funeral serv ices for Mrs. Hess' aunt, Mrs. Margaret Matney Lewis, 48," who died Saturday at her home In Jacksonville. Grants Pass Dally Courier. " Reports for Dnty First Lieutenant Rufus T. Gilbert, of Drain, Ore., has reported to Medford for duty with the CCC. Until being assigned to camp duty, the new officers In the district atttt.tnnot a, hpadnuartera. be coming familiar, with,, the operations 01 tne QigaiusniiWH. Exams This Week Examiner Ward McReynolds -will be in Medford Fri day and Saturday, March 23 and 24 .f. Htv hall from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., on Friday and from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Saturday to give examina tions lor OperairOrs ana ctmuiicuia. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars, are asked to get In touch with Mr. McReynolds. Mlsa Reynolds Here Miss Mildred Reynolds, a student at the University of Oregon, arrived here today on the Oregonlan to spend the spring vaca tion In Medford. Ordered to Court D. Gentry of Medford, arrested Saturday on the Pacific highway by state police, for operating a coupe with four passen gers, was scheduled to appear in Jus tice court here this afternoon. Miss Ditto Leaves The Grants Pass Courier eta tew that Miss El a Marie Ditto, manager of Adrlenne"a store in Grants Pass,' has returned to that city from Medford, after hav-; lng spent the past week here assist-; Ing with the sale at the local store.: Called To Valley Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Miner and little Arlene Beyerle. Jr., of Berkeley, Calif., 'are the guests here of Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian' Apollo. Mrs. Miner Is the sister of Mrs. Apollo, having been called here by the Ill ness of their mother, Mrs. H. R. Can ine of Ashland. Undergoes Operation Mrs. Jack Myers of Central Poiiit, underwent a major operation this morning at the Community hospital. Ashland Girl Married County Judge Orant-w. Matthews of Jose phine county presided at the wedding Monday morning of Shirley Reginald Black, 49, of Wlllets, Calif., and Evelyn Pauline McElfresh, 25, of Ash land, according to announcement in Monday's Issue of the Courier at Grants Pass. .Files Report Today An accident report was made at the city police station by Charles Friend of this city, driving a truck belonging to the Relnking Trucking company. The col lision with a Washington car, occur red two miles out of Medford on the Crater Lake highway, the report states. a Has Sweet Peas Mrs. R. J, Forsyth, Who resides at 723 McAndrews road, was a visitor at the Mall Tribune yesterday, and displayed some sweet peas, which had grown at her home. Mrs. Forsyth said that more buds were expected to be In full bloom in a few more days. She planted the peas last fall. Guests of Emmens Jim Rlngrosc of San Francisco, and Don Thompson of Pebble Beach, Calif., are the guests In Medford during spring vacation of Tom Emmens. All three are students at the University of Oregon. Rln? rose has taken a prominent part In public speaking contests on the cam pus, having recently placed first In competition conducted here. Maintain Natmal setting Accord ing to orders Issued from the Civil ian Conservation corps headquarters, concerning the establishment of work camps, "the natural appearance ol the camp site 'will be maintained as far as practicable." The orders state that tree trunks, rocks, nor rock for mation are to be painted or white washed, without the consent of the forest or park supervisor. Cutting of trees and shrubs Is also prohibited, other than those necessary for camp sites. 1 1 , ViV'VtJ t In 1 1 f With Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert co-starred, 'and with Walter Connolly and Roscoe Kama In the supporting cast, "It Happened One Night" conies to the Craterlun the taer tomorrow. Gable la the ex-reporter, and Miss Colbert the petulant, supercilious heiress, making .her way to New ork. They meet and when Gable notca the girl's apparent helplessness, he takes her under his wing. Their adven tures from this point' on provide a wealth of comedy, romance and drama. Will Rogers In "David Harmu" closes Its engagement tonight. Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., March 20. (AP) CATTLE 100, calves 25; steady, un changed. HOGS: 100: steady, unchanged. SHEEP: 600; choice wool lambs. 10-lfic lower; lambs, good and choice, 18-9; other unchanged. Elissa Landi in Rialto Picture "St if 2 14 I' AS. Francis Lederer, new screen person ality, plays a raw man of the north who tries his primitive courtshp on a London society belle In "Man of Two Worlds," starting a three-day run at the Rialto theater today. EUssa Landl ls the girl whose photo graph so Intrigues the savage that he leaves ,his native Greenland In or der to be With her, only to find the modern laws of civilization proving a barrier to complete understanding. Ginger Rogers DJscoveilng that the man she hates is the man she has unwittingly prom ised to marry, is the dumbfounding experience encountered by the snappy Ginger Rogers In her role with Nor man Foster In "Rafter Romance," now at, the Studio. "No Other Woman" is the second feature. In keeping with the tlme.s Drugs and Toiletries at Cut. Rates at JAR MIN'S DRUG STORE. PAIR OF COMICS IN 'TILLIE AND GUS' Having stolen pictures from prac tically every star in Hollywood, W. C, Fields and Alison Skipworth are now trying to steal a picture from each other. These two lovable rascals are together in "Tillie and Gus." at the Roxy theater. They play the roles of card sharks who, after emptying wallets and dodging sheriffs all the way from Shanghai to Nome, arrive back home to find their niece and her husband practically penniless due to the skinflint methods of a shyster lawyer. braziuaTiwians massacre workers RIO DE JANEIRO, March 20. (AP) The newspaper aolte in a dispatch from Manaos today said a band of Janapery Indiana near Curlahu, Brazil, posing as friendly, lured six rubber workers to a remote spot and killed them with arrows. Other Indians then attacked the workers' camp of 22 employes, the dispatch said. Only eight, Including three wounded, reached Manaos. iS TODAY GuseeWueves! Aunt TiUieUr 'd ?' t,;,n the Am. I I Ann I at- H" VI Hit, A' iKiPWrtb,. ALSO frVreen Ponr, 'I)own by the Old Mill Strram." Comedy, "Not the Marrjlnf Kind" New, DallT Mat. 1:15. T.xr. 6:4 fi.. urA-a i , VISIT OUR I' PS fk. -W..fttifri.-1..-1.jf-. BE OUR GUEST SEE WHY THOUSANDS ARE SAYING "OURS IS A FRIGIDAIRE '34" Do you think that electric refrigerators are noisy and expensive to operate? . . , Do you think that the ice trays of all electric refriger ators stick and have to he pried or hammered loose?... Do you think that defrost! ng all electric refrigerators is a nuisance? Then visit our Spring Show ing of the Frigidaire '41 It has automatic Ice tray release. . .the trays slide out at a touch of your finger! It has automatic defrost ing... turns itself on after de frosting is completed! The extra quiet motor is so efficient ' that it operates on an amazingly small amount of current! And the Frigidaire '34 line con pins models that have the Sliding Utility Basket which ii wonderfully convenient forstor Ing small articles,.. adjustable shelves. . .much greater Hydra tor capacity. . .generous ice freezing capacity. . .the con venient new, Frigidaire Serva shelf, and . . .Lijetimt Porcelain inside and outt Our special Spring Showing of the Frigidaire '34 is now in progress. See this colorful dis play; learn why thousands boast, "Ours is a Frigidaire '34." IVilY YEAR THI tST OF THI YEAI 'lur L 7 II 1 t rin t 1 I I InMallrd E LEONARD ELECTRIC Holly Theatre Bldg. Morris B. Leonard. Portland Produce Company) 60 20 20 March 20: Ind'ls Rr's Ut"s Today 95.0 49 5 78 2 Prev. day .... 93.0 48 6 75.0 Week ago .... 97.7 50 9 78 4 Year ago .... 614 28 8 72.7 3 yrs. ago ...138.6 95 8 203.6 PORTLAND, March 20. (AP) But ter: extras, 254c; standards, 25 Vic pound. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, 23 24c lb.; farmer's door de livery, 20 e 21c EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling price: fresh extras, 16c; stand ards, 14c; mediums, 14c down (car tons le higher). Buying price of wholesalers: fresh extras, 16c; firsts 14c; mediums, 14c; pullets, 12c; un dergrade, loc dozen. Cheese 92 score, Oregon triplets, 12c. Brokers will pay lc below quo tations. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: country killed hogs, best butchers under 50 lbs., 9a9!'ac; veal era. 90-100 lbs., 11 11 14 c lb.; light and thin, 6 a 8c lb.; heavy calves, 5 136c lb.; yearling lambs, 15c: spring lambs, 19 20c lb.; ewes, 47c lb.; canner cows, 233ic lb.; bulls 5',-,g6c lb. POTATOES Local white and, red, $1.15(31.25 cental; Yakima 1.35 if? 1.40; Deschutes, 1.43(3' 1.50; bakers, S1.&5;? 1.70. New Florida Triumphs, 2.502.60 per 50 lbs., 7c lb.; Ha waii, ai.65ot.76 per 21-lb. box. Milk, mohair, hops, live poultry, onions, strawberries, wool and hay, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, March 20. ( AP) Grain Wheat: Open High Low Clo.-e May .7214 .72 .721 ,72'j July 724 .721,4 .724 .72'4 Cash: Big Bend bluestem 734c; dark hard winter, 12 per cent. 78:. do 11 per cent, 73c; soft white, west ern white, hard winter, northern spring and western red. 1lc, Oats: No. 2 white. 120.50. Corn: No. 2 eastern yellow, $23.25: milt-run standard, $13.00. Today's car receipts: wheat 138; barley 3; flour 6; corn 2; oats 1. Wall St. Report Stork Sale Averages (Copyright, 1934. Standard Statistics 90 Total ' 84 7 83.0 B7.1 51.6 143.4 (1926 average equals 100). Bond Sale Averaces (Copyright, 1034, Standard Statistics Company) 20 20 20 60 March 20: Tnd'ls Rr's Ufa Total Today - 80.7 86,3 88.3 85.1 Prev. day .... 80.8 86 4 88.3 85.1 Week ago .... 80.5 87 2 88.0 85 2 Year ago .... 61.7 62. 1 77,9 67 2 3 yrs. ago .... 88.6 102.1 101.0 97.2 (1926 average equals 100). NEW YORK, March 20. (API Stocks rallied briskly In the final hour today following news that the president had Intervened In the threatened motor, strike. All catego ries quickly turned about after hav ing registered moderate early losses. Closing gains ranged from 1 to 2 or more points. Transfers approximated 1,600,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. is Dye ... 150 Am, Can , Am. & Fgn. Power A. T. & T Anaconda Atch. T. & 6. F. Bendix Aviation Beth. Steel 97 ,10V4 118' 14& 66 - 18; 42 California Packing 24 Caterpillar Tractor 294 Chrysler 524 Coml. Solv ....... 27 Curtlss Wright ... 414 Du Pont . 96 Gen. Foods w 33, Gen. Motors 37g Int. 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(AP) Wheat: Open HlRh Low CIom My 7i 87 Mi 87i July 87 87 H Wi 87 U Sept. 88?i 88j 8T,i 8B?i lil?if Man 1 111 1TBUBB Matinee, at 1:45 Evening! at 8:43-9:00 - Compare our pictures with all the others in town regardless of price I Mats 15 Eves 25 Kiddies 10 Starting Today for 3 Days jdored by millions of women EnuiW by millions of men! rii iiljwi j;w . . making nrlml tlvt, barbaric love 1 to 6&Ma LANDI Out of the frozen North he came ... to worship at the feet of a daughter of luxury . . , but the soft restraints of modern civilisation meant nothing to this barbarian whose only law was simple passion 1 iipiiii Phone 427 HENRY STEPHENSON 1. rARBELL Mac DONALD ADDED ATTRACTIONS Jimmy Gleason in "Pie for Two" NOVELTY NEWSREEL Silver NEW YORK, March 20. (AP) Bar silver firm. H higher at 45. San Francisco Rtittcrfitt SAN FRANCISCO, March 20. (AP) First grade butterfat, 25c f. o. b. Export Wheat PORTLAND, March 20. (AP) The Emergency Export Corporation again Mr. W. R. Danlela of Richmond N. 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Technique perfected far above all others for light, smart comedy." Robt. Ruhl, in Mail Tribune March 11th. l I "tilt Vn 4" Start a Munrtn I a L "Hit No. 4" Start, Sunday George Raft in "Bolero" with Carole Lombard Sally Rand 12-inch and 10-inch Gruen Slab Wood PINE $275 Big Double Load Now 'faking Orders First Come First Served mm Timber PimDHdrs Company PHONE 7 F.tirt North Crnlral. A Ooo4 Firm To Trade With
