MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJNT:, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1934.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Transact Business Mr. and Mri.
Cul SUlt of Ashland transacted busi
ness in Medford Tuesday.
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Manning It visitor Randolph Man
ning of Oakland. Cal.. la a'vlaltor in
southern Oregon for a few days.
Mra, Epler Leaves On a bualneas
trip to her former home, Mra. Martin
Epler left today for Fergus Tall.
Minn.
.
Miss Aslicraft Returns Mlsa Ruth
Ashcraft, who 'has been employed In
Portland since February, returned to
Medford the end of the weelc.
Guests from McMtnnvllIe Dr. W.
O. Hoffman and Mrs. Hoffman of
McMlnnvllle. Ore., axe guests of Or.
and Mrs. E. W. Hofmsn In this city.
Parks on Bridge For parting his
car on the Bear creek bridge, Tom
Smith was required to pay a tine of
one dollar.
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'Sirs, Conlcy Here Mrs. Harold
Cooley of Grants Pass spent Tuesday
and today visiting her sister. Mra. T.
E. Williams, and other relatives In
Medford.
Meeting Tonight Miss Vaal Stark,
regional director of the Girl Scouts,
will conduct a training for scout lead
era Wednesday at 5:30 In the court
house auditorium.
Accident Reported Reports were
placed on file at the elty police sta
tion yesterday by Kenneth Boussum of
Applegste and Orvllle Baugh of the
Grand hotel, whose cara collided yes
terday. fin tn Pnrtlanri On a bUSlneSS
trip, Lee Bishop of KMED and Ernest
Rostel, publicity manager lor me ure
gon Diamond Jubilee, left this morn
ing for Portland. They plan to be
gone two days.
Greys Return Home Mr. and Mra.
i r 'nmr ubirnr.il tn Medford last
evening from Oakland, Cal., where
they spent a week as tne guests 01
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Grey. They
also visited Mr. and Mrs: L. B. Brown
In Oakland.
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Return from Salem Karl L. Ja
Ah iiru.riHKnr. and Norman C.
White, assistant supervisor of the
Rogue River notional lorest. rurnw
to Medford yesterday afternoon from
Salem, where they attended the state
foreaters' meeting.
. .
Grocery Store Entered George
rVii nrAiK the Eleventh
Street grocery, reported to the city
police tnis morning mat nis 01.010 wiw
ont-Ad r.viriMitfH the hatc. sometime
during the night, and tobacco and a
small amount 01 cheese were laaen.
Mr. Van Hoevcnberg Returns H.
Van Hoevenberg. who flew to San
Francisco on the United Air Lines
ship Thursday, returned to Medford
this morning by plane, having at-
tended to business matters In the
bay district..
Inspector In District Inspector
. Jack Joyce of the regional engineer's
office in Portland, Is a visitor In the
Rogue River national forest, and la
spending today at the Evans Creek
CCO camp. He waa accompanied to
. camp by Bill Jones, road supervisor
for the forest.
' Leave for Presidio Frank O. Rob
erta, son of Dr. and Mrs. Prank Rob
erta, and Charlee W. Lamb, eon of
Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Lamb, have en
llated In the United Statea army, and
left last evening by train for the
Presidio at San Francisco.
Remodel Pavilion Johnny Bennett
and his band of Qranta Pass have
been engaged to play for the dances
at the Gold Hill pavilion, which has
Just been remodeled, with a new floor
being put in. The nail will open
April 31, and dances are to be held
every Saturday evening.
Mr. Merchant Here L. O. Devaney.
field superintendent for the United
Air Lines at the local airport, re
turned here this morning by plane
from Portland, accompanied by H. J.
Merchant, northwest traffic manager
for the United Air Line. Mr. M-
-. chant plana to apend the day here.
Rail Slen Here A number of ratl
, road company representatives are
spending today In Medford, having
arrived on the Oregonlan thla morn
ing. They Inc'.udo Erneat Farrell of
the Union pacific, J. C. Wallace of
the Chicago 45 Northwestern, Ed
Duffy of the Denver is Rio Grande,
and Jack McLaughlin of the Illinois
Central.
Find Burglar Tools City and state
police at Ashland last night were un
successful in capturing the burglar at
the Ashland high school at Iowa and
Mountain avenues in that city, ac-
.. cording to reports here today. A
chisel and screwdriver were found In
. the school, but a check made by
school authorities said nothing was
tsken from the building.
Reports for Duty W. W. Belcher
hsa reported for duty at the Medford
. Civilian Conservation corps headquar
ters as an educational advisor. Mr.
Belcher, who came here from The
Dalles, la a former resident of Med
ford. having been scout executive here
in 1937 snd 1928. From here he went
to The Dalles as scout executive. Mr
Belcher will be with company 1SJ5.
now atatloned at Evans creek.
Diamond Lake Featured The Dia
mond Lake resort, one of southern
Oregon'a most popular aummerlng
places, is featured in the window dis
play thla week at the Chsmber of
Commerce. A painting of the lake
forms the background. And Indian
baskets, arrowheads and historic guns
furnish Interest. The poem, "The
Spirit of Diamond Lake." la repro
duced In lane print. Diamond Lake
ta located Just "8 miles from Med
ford and la known as fishermen's
paradlae. A catrh of rainbow trout,
photraphed at the lake, la Includ'il
in the exhibit as proof of the latter.
IS
EPILEPSY INHERITED?
CAN IT BE CURED?
A booklet containing the opinions
of famous doctors on this m'.-reitlna
aubjfct wilt ( snt FREE. --:! thry
1 1 rv mter rrlt.l;. to the
Personal
Sollnsky at Park Superintendent
E. c. Sollnsky of Crater Lake na
tional park la spending today at the
lake. .
Has Hose Stolen Robert Strang of
1100 But Main street reported to city
police today that he had a length of
hose stolen from his plaoa laat night.
Alloni to Meet The regular meet
ing of the Allons club will be held
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. George Henaelman. Mrs. George
Codding will be assistant hostess.
Undergoes Operation Mra. George
Young of Medford underwent a malor
operatlon at the Community hospital
today.
In Community Hospital Mra. Ern
est Cougnman of Qranta Pas and
Mrs. F. R. Jenklna of Medford are
patients at the Community hospital
for medical care. .
Fined In Ashland Charged with op
erating their cars witty Improper li
cense plates, Fermln M. Nleva, 36,
and Eugenlo P. Tulato, 30, were each
fined $5 and costs of H-SO In Ash
land thla morning, by Justice of the
Peace L. A. Roberts.
CLUE UNCOVERED
BOSTON, April 18. (AP) U. 8.
Marshal John J. Murphy today asked
New York federal authorities to have
Dr. John P. "Jafsie" Condon, ranom
conveyor In the Lindbergh kidnap'
lng case, come here to view a photo
graph believed to be that of the
mysterious "John" who received the
ransom money.
Marshal Murphy declined to divulge
where the photograph had been ob
tained. The request that Dr. Condon
come here was forwarded to the U. S.
marshal at New York.
Dr. Condon gave (50,000 to the
stranger In a New York cemetery in
what was to have been a step toward
ultimate return of the child to its
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lind
bergh. The finding of the child's
body not far from the New Jersey
home of the Lindbergh later disclosed
that whoever received the money
could not -have fulfilled his part of
the bargain.
Frances Dee Star
Picture at Rialto
Timely, universally Interesting and
rlcvh in entertainment quality, "Com
ing Out Party," which opened at the
Rialto theater yesterday, proved to
be a daringly and realistic expose of
the dignified debutante racket, Jesse
L. Lasky, producer, has gone to the
society pages for his material, and
has produced a lavish film that Is
packed with laughs, romance, gayety
and music.
Going behind the scenes, the film
depicts the petty hates and desires of
debutantes and their ambitious, so
cial climbing mothers. Conniving eo
clsl secretaries, ambitions band lead
ers, and "stags" trying to "crash"
coming out parties, are few of the
choice morsels served.
Frances Dee and Gene Raymond
who supply the romantic Interest, are
both attractive and able In their
roles, Alson Sklpworth, Nigel Bruce
and Harry Green are excellent In
their alloted characterizations.
The short subject program with
"Coming Out Party" is above the
average, with a two-reeler, "The
World's Greatest Tftrllls," showing
the most exciting incidents ever
shown in various newsreels In the
past ten or fifteen years. There is
also a cartoon, "A Merry Old Soul"
which was cited by the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as
one of the best shorts produced last
year. A newsreel rounds out the
program.
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Diver Trapped
Under Water Saved
Sam Myers, veteran deep sea dlv.
r, waa hauled from 30 feet of water
by rescue squads after he had been
wedged In an outlet of Salt Springs
reservoir, 45 mile, from Stockton,
Cal, for eight hours. He waa recov
ering In a Stockton hotpltal. (Asso
ciated Press Photo
Last Timei T0NITE
2 FEATURES
"Devil In Love"
and
" Laugh tr In Hell
Tomorrow JACK IIOI.T
In "MISTKR OF MEN"
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Livestock
PORTLAND, Ora.. April 18. (AP)
CATTLE: 80; calves 30; active, un
changed.
HOOS: 100; steady; feeder end
stocker pigs, good and choice, 2.75
3.25. SHEEP: 100; steady, unchanged.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., April 18. (AP)
BUTTER Extras, 31c lb.; standard
10He lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery A
grade delivered at least twice weekly
18c, country routes. 15c lb., B grade
or delivery fewer than twice weekly.
Portland 17c, country routes 14o lb.
C grad) at market.
BOOS Pacific Poultry Producers'
selling prices: Overslee, 10c; fi-tsh
e xtr as, 1 7c ; stand ard 1 6c ; med i ti ma
16c dozen (cartons lc higher). Buy
ing price of wholesalers: Fresh spe
cials 17c dozen; extra, 14c; firsts 14c;
mediums 16c; pullets, 13c; under
grade 10c dozen.
STRAW BERRIES--Fresno, 20s. $1.15
Sacramento 24v $1.15-1.35 crate.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
poultry, onions, potatoes (new and
old), wool and hay, unchanged.
Portland Wheat
, PORTLAND, April 18. Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 6534 86V 65 66
July 66 66H 66'3, 88
Sept... 664 66i 86i 66',4
Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 67; dark
hard winter (12 pet.), 71: do. (11
pet.), 86 Vi: soft white, western white,
Nhard winter, northern aprlng snd
western red, 65.
Oats: No. 3 white, 18.00.
Corn: No. 2 E. yellow. 21.75.
Millrun standard, 15.50.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 145;
barley 3; flour 8; hay 1.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, April 18. Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May 78 79H 77H 77
Sept. 80 80 70 79
July 7914 79 77 77-78
Sato Francisco Butterfat.
SAN PRANCISCO, April 18. ( AP)
First grade butterfat, 31ft f. o. b.
San Francisco.
Export Wheat.
PORTLAND. April 18. (AP)
Emergency export corporation's bid
for soft white wheat for foreign shtp
ment, 69 cents bushel.
SILVER ADVOCATES TO
CONFER WITH PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON. April 18. (API-
Senator King (D, Utah) said today
he had arranged for congressional
leaders of the move to remonetlze
silver to confer with Prcaldent Roose
velt ThurrCay.
King t?'u reporters he did not
know who would be Invited to the
conference, but assumed the commit
tee representing the senate silver
bloc, of which he la chairman, would
be Included.
ROME. Italy, April 18. (AP)
Wheat acreaga reduction on a world
wide acale waa outlined thla after
noon by the world wheat advisory
commission. Just at a moment when
Ita labors were about to end, It found
Itself faced with what la perhapa
the moat important subject of ita
meeting.
Matinees
at
1:48
Mats. 15 Eves, 25$ Kiddies 101
ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT!
She Wu Launched Llkn a Battleship! .
with crowds cheering . . . binds playing . .
champagne effervescing , . and did the mke
a splash!
FRANCIS DEE
GENE RAYMOND
Alison SKIPWORTH
NIGEL BRUCE
HARRY GREEN
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NEW YORK, April 18. (AP) Sub
stantial advances in several Indus
trials snd specialties lifted curb mar
ket prices today.
Aluminum Company gained three
points, American Gas, Charli Corpo
ration, Mead Johnson, Montgomery
Ward "A," New Jersey Zinc, Parker
Rust Proof, Novadel Agene, Pitts
burgh Plate Q I ass, Safety Car, and
U. 8. Poll "B" improved a point or
more, and Great Atlantic & Pacific.
Sen Iff. Newmont Mining, and North
ern States Power "A" advanced two
to three points. An extreme gain
of 12 points was made by Koppers
Gas fc Coke.
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Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 1934. Standard Statistics
Co.)
April 18
to 10 30 eo
Ind'la RR's Ufa Total
Today 094 11.0 79.5 1T.1
Prev. day. 98.1 90.! 74.4 88.1
Week ago. 99.4 51.6 74.4 87.9
Year ago 95.1 38.3 . 88.1 83.9
3 Yrs. a0....131.9 87.7 178.1 128.3
(1936 average equals 100.)
Bond Sale Average,.
(Copyright, 1934, Standard Statistics
Co.)
April 18
30 30 30 80
Ind'la RR'a Ufa Total
Today '83.8 89.4 89.9 "87.5
Prev. day 83.0 89.1 89.5 87.3
Week ago. 83.8 88.7 89.4 87.0
Year ago 60.7 87.8 74.3 64.2
3 Yrs. ago.... 85.7 94.8 100.7 95.4
(1936 average equals 100.)
New 1934 high.
NEW YORK, April IB. (AP) The
stock market felt cheerful. If not
Jubilant, today and many Issues
pushed up briskly for gains of 1 to 1
or more points. The preferreda and
specialties led the upturn which em
braced virtually all groupa. Extreme
advancea were shaded In the laat half
hour, but the close waa firm. The
trading volume expanded to approxi
mately 1,600,000 sharea.
Today's closing prices for 82 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 152 Vi
Am. Can 10414
Am. it Fgn. Pow.. 10 Vi
A. T. & T 123 V
Anaconda H.... n .... 16 lA
Atch. T. is S. P 69
Bendlx Avla, 18
Beth. Steel 43
California Pack'g 30
Caterpillar Tract. . ......... 32 'i
Chrysler ... 63 a,
Coml. Solv 29)i
Ourttss-Wrlght . . 4i
DuPont 98
Gen. Foods - 34?,
Oen. Mot 88
int. Harvest 41 !4
I. T. ft; T. . If
Johns-Man ........ 57
Monty Ward ........... ..... ....Sl'A
North Amer. .... 10 'i
Penney (J. C.) ............ 67
Phillips Pet .... .. .......... 10.
Radio ..... 8
Sou. Pac 28
Std. Brand ... 31
St. Oil Cal. . . 37 !4
St. Oil N. J .,. 46
Trans. Amer. ..,.................., ty,
Union Carb ... 46
Unit. Aircraft 33
U. S. Steel lift
Evenings
at
6:48 8:00
5'
warn
III
Fine Cast in Craterian Picture
"
With Dorothy Dell as a hostess In
a waterfront dlvo operated by Alison
Sklpworth, and Victor McLaglen as
roistering stoker fresh from the
hold of a China ateamer, "Wharf
"Dinner at Eight" at Studio
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Marie Dressier!.. John Barn,-more I
Wallace Beery I Jean Harlow! Lionel
Barrymore! Lee Tracyl Edmund Lowe!
BUlle Burke! Madge Evansl Jean Her.
sholtl Karen M or ley! Phillips Holmes!
These are the names tn the amaz
WASHINGTON, April 18 (AP) In a
move foreshadowing the possible veto
o the $480,000,000 revenue bill, the
senate today returned the measure to
the house without seeking reconsider
ation of taxes on Philippine coconut
oil opposed by President Roosevelt.
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GEORGES. KAUFMAN
taa EDNA FEBBER.
STARTS TODAY 4 BIG DAYS!
Attend Matlneei To Ayoid Evening Crowds
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J:00 P. M. I'Vlin -fl'JLf IT vnBg ,n ''rlr'
Angel" at the Craterian theater today
and tomorrow, brlnga back the old
daya of the famous Barbary Coast,
San Francteco'a notorious tenderloin
of yeara gone by.
ing aggregation of stars who appear
together In "Dinner at Eight," which
opens today at the Studio theatre,
It describes the emotional experi
ences of a heterogeneous group of
people, who are brought together at a
dramatic dinner party.
President Roosevelt has Indicated
he would veto the legislation If tuc
coconut oil levies are retained. He
maintains that action violated the
Philippine Independence act.
SUGAR DROPS 20 CTS.
IN WHOLESALE MART
SAN FRANCIBCO. April 18. (AP)
Sugar prices dropped 30 cents a
hundred pounds In the Whole-sale
market here today, California & Ha
waiian Spugar Co. announced. The
refined cane base waa 14.30 per 100
at the new level.
AIR MAIL SUIIS
CALLED EFFORT
E
(Continued from Pag One)
had volunteered o call former Poat
maater General Walter F. Brown "on
the carpet" in 1631 tn the interest of
Century Air Lines. He likewise de
nied he had sought aid for the com
pany from President Hoover.
Requa Letters Read
Chairman Black (D., Ala.) yester
day read the committee letter which
said Requa, a close friend of former
President Hoover, had volunteered
his aid to the company In obtaining
an opportunity to bid for an airmail
contract.
, Black today ready into the record
more communications between cffl.
c 1r la of the Century Air Line refer
ring to Requa's friendship with
Hoover and his purported disagree
ment with Brown's air mall policy In
1931.
Requa, In reply, sam he did assure
Young he would do his beat to obtain
favorable consideration of the Cen
tury company.
Black questioned Requa at length
about a conference of republican na
tional committeemen and others
prominent in the party In New York
last week, which Requa said he at
tended.
Requa conceded frankly that the
meeting waa to discuss "how In hell
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TODAY and THURSDAY!
RBARY COAST !
Notorious ....
Violent . . . Baw
dy ,. . Romantic !
.Where the tides
of humiin pas-,
sions rolled up
strange wrecks
Of lives and
hopes I . . Whore
a wonum's love
could be had at
a price and a
haven found for
crushed dere
licts . . '.
such as Toy,
tinseled darl
ing of the
Coast know
ing all about
men, nothing
about lovel
TURK...! heme
In any peit!
C0M0... price
on his heed!
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MOTHER BRIGHT
her purple pa.il
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Walt Disney's "Funny Little Bunnies"
SILLY SYMPHONY IN TECHNICOLOR
"Business Is A Pleasure" Musical in Color
the national committee was goln to
pay Its debis," and raise money lor
the coming campaign.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schrecengot of
North Orape street are the parents
of a daughter weighing seven pound,
eight ounces, born today at the Com
munity hospital. She has been nam
ed Greta Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Cunvmlugs of
Medford, today received announce
ment of the birth of their first
grandson, Frederick Dean, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick N. Cummlngs
of Portland. The child weighed 8'.i
pounds, and both mother and son
were reported getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Routh of Gold
Hill are the parents of a 9 -pound
girl, born April 17. Both mother and
daughter are reported getting along
nicely.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles B. Havens of
1109 Niantlc street, are the parents
of a daughter, weighing 8 pounds, V2
ounces, born Tuesday at the Sacred
Heart hospital.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mas&cr
of Central Point, a son, weighing
seven pounds, at the Sacred Heart
hospital Tuesday.
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make your skin lovelier the safe easy
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Mats . . 25c
Eve . . 35c
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VICTOR McLAGLEN
DOROTHY DELL
PRESTON FOSTER
ALISON SKIPWORTH
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