PACE ELEVEN
Local and Personal I &4ad&f
jnnouch at Camp Karl I. Janouch,
supervisor of the Rogue River na
tlonal foreat, U apendin today at
Camp South Pork of the Rogue, at
tending to bualnesa matters.
Trace of Rain United State
weather bureau reported that atnce 5
o'clock :yeaterday aftemon, up until
fl a', m. today, a trace of molature had
ben recorded.
Leave for the Enst Mrs. David R.
Wood .left last night for Dunamulr to
continue east with her daughter
Helen,, who will receive treatment at
Mayo Brothers' clinic.
Visits In Mw! ford Mrs. Wilfred
Henry of-Klamath Falls, who has been
visiting relatives in Eugene, spent a
ahort time in Medford Thursday evening.-before
continuing to her home.
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Mctzlaar In City Traffic Represen
tative Metzlaar of the United Air
Lines, with offices In Portland, was
a visitor lp Medford yesterday at the
local airport.
To Camp AppIeRatc Captain Esley
A, Farley. Air-Res., who is on duty
wit hthe Civilian Conservation corps
in the Medford district, has been as
signed to Camp-Applegate.
Planes Stop Here Four new army
pursuit planes from the Boeing fac
tory stopped here for gasoline Thuu
day afternoon before continuing
south to the air base where thoy will
be stationed at March field.
Tejmlt to Young and Hall The
building permit for remodeling of
Brown's pool- hall has been Issued to
young and Hall. It calls for chans
lng of windows and entrance at Front
and Main' streets, at a cost of $500.
Friday Shoppers Among shoppers
and business callers In Medford today
from other localities are Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Carlton of Prospect. Mrs. Tom
McGraw of the Old Stage road, and
Mrs. Mae Fltepatrlck of Fern valley.
Leaves for Portland Ira J. Mason,
who ha been here. for the past sev
eral months as assistant supervisor of
the Rogue River national forest, left
yesterday for Portland, wMcre he will
accept another position with the for
est service. His family will leave next
week for the northern city. (
Dunne In Medford Joe E. Dunne
of Portland, candidate for the Repub
lican candidate for governor of Ore
gon, was in Medford Thursday, call
ing on local business men. Mr. Dunne
has as . his slogan, "A governor for all
the people." Appearing on his cam
paign cards is "Father of $5.00 license
See."
Here from Klamath Mrs. Frank
DeSpoln of Klamath Falls, who di
rected a group of the choruses yes
terday at the music festival, spon
sored by the Southern Oregon Normal
school, continued to Medford last
evening for a short visit with friends
.beforo returning to Klamath Falls.
She was acompanled by another mem
ber of the Klamath Falls teaching
staff.
Goes to Crlwy Captain Marion
Huggins. flying an 0-19 observation
ship, stopped at the Medford airport
yesterday afternoon. He was flying
from Pearson field at Vancouver,
Wash., to Crlssy field at San Fran
cisco. Mr. Meeker Improving C. A.
Meeker, prominent Medford merchant,
who has been a patient at the Com
munity hospital for the past three
weeks, where he underwent a malor
operation, was reported getting along
satisfactorily today.
Westergrtn Takes Job E. C. Wes
tergren. better known as "Sandy."
will assume the position at the South
ern Oregon Gas corporation to be
made vacant soon by the departure
to Portland of Mrs. Florence Kurtz,
It was announced yesterday.
Primary Council to Meet There
will be am eetlng of the Jackson
County Primary Teachers' council
Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at
the county courthouse auditorium.
Miss .Helen Klnsey. children's libra
rian, will talk on the library for chil
dren of six to nine years of age.
Here from Arizona Mrs. R. F. Wil
dur of Ncgales, Ariz., daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson of Cen
tral Point, arrived here Wednesday
for a short visit. She reported that
Mr. Wildur and their two little girls
are well, and friends here were sorry
they were unable to visit here.
Services Plane Here Captain Lewis
Yancy, flying his autoglro. In which
-he has mode many spectacular
flights, was at the Medford airport
yesterday afternoon, and had his ship
serviced by Dick Culbertson. Yancy
was en route to Portland.
Visitor In Medford Oust Anderson.
Republican candidate for state labor
commissioner, was a visitor In Med
ford yesterday, calling on local folk.
Mr. Anderson has announced his
campaign slogan as "A new deal for
labor and Industry."
Want Hemlns ton Chief of Police
Clatous McCredle received a telegram
from Chief of Police James H. Davis
of Los Angeles yesterday, stating that
he held a felony warrant (forgery) for
Alfred S. Hemington, alias J. R. Mc
pherson, who Is being held hero in
connection, with the theft of an auto
mobile last Saturday.
Goddard Reports S. V. Goddard of
Klamath Falls, Rogue River national
forestry foreman, reported for duty
today at the Medford forestry office.
and was gathering up equipment to
start work the first of the week on
the Mount Ashland road. Mr. God
dard will be In charge of the road
construction crew on the project.
If. S. Uuvn Progressing The lawn
at the Medford high school Is grow
ing rapidly, according to reports to
day of the first cutting. Just half
the grass was mowed down at the
first cutting yesterday, but the other
half is expected to shoot up enough
for anoher mowing before the end
of the week.
Livestock.
PORTLAND, April 27. yp) CAT
TLE: 100: calves 75; active for plain
steers, unchanged.
HOGS: 900; sharply lower: light
weight, good and choice, a3.50-4.00;
medium weight, good and choice,
3.60-4.00; heavyweight, good and
choice, ft3.35-3.75; packing sows, me
dium and good, ft'2.35-3.00; feeder and
stocker pigs, good and choice, ft3.00
3.50, SHEEP: 2000; steady, unchanged.
Portland Produce
backed and filled without getting
anywhere in particular. A fair rally
In commodities failed to create any
noticeable enthusiasm and dullness
ruled throughout. The colse was
steady and transfers approximated
850,000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 32 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. tfc Dye .... 1454
Am. Can 101 ij
Am. & Fgn. Power 04
A. T. As T. . - - 120'i
Anaconda .... IS1,
Atch. T. & S. F. - 68
Bondix Aviation 184
Beth. Steel ............. 41
California Packing 31 ?t
Caterpillar Tractor 31 H
Chrysler oo
Thrilling, Drama at Craterian
PORTLAND. April 27. (&) BUT- I
TER Prints, "A" grade. 23c lb.: I
parchment wrapper, cartons. 24c;
quantity purchases. V7c lb. less; 'B"
grade, parchment wrappers, 33c; car
tons. 33c lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivered :
A grade delivered at least twice week
ly. 20c: country routes. 17c lb.; Bj
grade or delivery fewer than twice j
weekly, Portland, 19c: country routes,
16c lb.; C grade at market.
EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers
selling prices: Oversize, 19c; fresh
extras, 17c; standards, 15c; mediums,
15c dozen (cartons lc higher). Buy
ing price of wholesalers: Fresh spec
ials, 17c; extra, 14c; firsts, 14c; medi
ums, 14c; pullets, 11c; undergrades,
11c dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to
retailers, vealers, 90-100 lbs., 7'$ -8c
lb.; others unchanged.
NEW POTATOES Hawaii, Wc-$l.flU
21-lb. box; California garnets, 4-4 'c
lb.; California white, 3-4o lb.
STRAWBERRIES Oregon 24s, $3 00
orate; Sacramento 24s, $1.50-1.60 crate.
Cheese, milk, live poultry, old po
tatoes, wool and hay, unchanged.
Coml. Sol v.
Curtiss Wrlg,ht ......
Gen. FoFods .
Gen. Motors ..........
Int. Harvest. .........
I. T. & T
Johns Man. -
Mont. Ward ............
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet -
Radio . ..
Sou. Pac ..
Std. Brands ............
Std. Oil Cal ......
Sid. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer
Union Carb
United Aircraft .
U. S. Steel - 401,
26 Ti
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95 H
37H
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67H
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Export Wheat.
PORTLAND, April 27. (AP) The
emergency export corporation's bid
for soft white wheat for foreign ship
ment, 71 cents bushel.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, April 27. (AP)
Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 66 .67 i .66 .67
July - - .65 H .67 .65i .67
Sept. ...... 66 .67 .66 .67
Cash: Big Bend blues tern, 69c;
dark hard winter, 12 per cent, 73ic;
11 per cent, 68c; soft white, west
ern white, hard winter, northern
spring and western red, 67c.
Oats: No. 2 white, $18.50.
Corn: No. 2 eastern yellow, 922.75;
mill-run sUtdard, $10.50.
Today's car receipts: wheat 42;
barley 4; flour 24; oats 2; hay 1.
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CHICAGO, April 27. (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May .754 .17 -7514
July .76 .77",i .751. .78
Sept. .70?4 .7814 -'OH -78!,
Wall St. Report
Robert Montgomery. In the role of. Elisabeth Allan, Ralph Porbea and
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Revel, gentleman crook. Is starred In
"The Mystery of Mr. X" at the Cra
terian theater today and Saturday.
Featured In the cast are Lewis Stone,
Henry Stephenson.
The story evolves around the activi
ties of the mysterious "X," who has
a mnnla for killing policemen.
Silver.
NEW YORK, April 27. Bar
silver firm, higher at 43.
FIRST RUN WESTERN
AT ROXY YESTERDAY
"Ranger's Code," starring Bob Steel,
comes to the Roxy tomorrow. Tto
film haa never been shown In Medford.
It Is the thrilling story of a young
ranger whose fathej Is wounded by
rustlers. He is given the assignment
of preventing the lynching of those
same rustlers at the hands of a mob
of Irate cattlemen. In order to pre
vent tho lynching he turns the men
loose while he holds the mob at bay.
and then seta forth to recapture his
men. How he does It provides the
plot for one of tho most novel and
entertaining pictures of the Bob I
Steel series.
. . .
Boost Gas Price.
PENDLETON, April 27. p Sev
eral gasoline dealers who had their
product priced at from 18 to 17 cents
a gallon here for the past two weeks.
Thursday increased the price to 10
and 304 cents.
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Girls Dancing Class The regular
dancing class for the Girls Commun
ity club will be held this evening at
the Roosevelt school at 7:30 o'clock.
Due to Miss Marjorio Golf's unex
pected delay in returning from Port
land lost week, last Friday's class was
postponed. The course will be re
sumed tongiht to be continued In the
future.
Dramatic Picture
Soon at Craterian
One of the most fascinatingly varied
functions among the elements Is the
action of ocean water and it Is this
which contributed the title of "Rip
tide" to Norma Shearer's latest star
ring vehicle which cornea to the Cra
terian theater on Sunday.
The dictionary tells that a riptide
is the condition when water becomes
roughened by conflicting tides or cur
rents. What Is remarkable about this
condition is that there is no resolu
tion of the conflict until one weakens
and Is diverted to another direction.
And this, by strict parallel. Is the
Btjryi which Edmund Gouldlnfe has
both written and directed In "Rip
tide." Nonna Shenrer, as an adven
turous American woman who has
married Into London society, finds
that the dullness and sobriety of
English life Is not enough for her,
even though she relishes it to a cer
tain degree and loves her husband
moderately well. When a wild young
American play-boy comes into her
life, he does not displace her hus
band by nny means; her love some
how encompasses both of them.
And then, by natural selection, ono
of these Joint and conflicting cur
rents of love weakens of its own ac
cord and the woman la free to con
tlnue In a single direction with her ,
true companion. i
Herbert Marshall plays the role of
the husband In the new Shearer
drama, and tho part of the American
play-boy Is filled by Robert Mont
gomery. 4 '
On Business Htn; Attorney Ches
ter C. McCarty of Portland arrived In
Medford last evening with two pas
sengers, flying his Byrd airplane.
Genevlove Tobln and Donald Cook
have the lending roles In "The Ninth
Guest." on the Rlalto theater s dou
ble feature program for today and
Saturday. In the picture, eight per
sons are summoned by a mysterious
telegram to attend a party in a pent
house high above the city. When they
are gathered, a voice from the radio
Informs them they are all to meet
death. Five die before the mystery
Is cleared.
In the other feature Tim McCoy
Is starred In "Tho Voice In the Night,"
Hoover Is Visitor C. G. Hoover of
Kiamath Falls, who formerly resided
in Medford, was a business visitor
here'Thursday.
DREAM FILM AT
STUDIO SUNDAY
"Going Hollywood," called the
"screen dream." opens at the Studio
Sunday.
It is made up of song and muslo
and dancing, sunshine and April
showers, animated scarecrows and
dancing daisies, a little glass love
bungalow and the happiness of
love-struck girl.
San FrnnrUro Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27. ()
First grade butterfat 22 "Jc, f. o. b.
San Francisco.
DANCE
EVERY
IN GOOD OLD
J'VILLE
Where the New Deal
Shuffles till 2 A. M.
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Stock Snle Averages
(Copyright, 1934, Standard Statistics
Co.)
April 37:
50 30 30 00
Indl'a Rr' . Ut' Total
Today B7.3 60.0 13.8
Prev. day 97.1 49.9 74.1
WoeK ago ..100.3 81.9 77.0
Vear ago 64.7 30.8 74.1
3 yrs. ago ...113.5 83.3 164.8 117.3
(1938 average equals 100).
Bond Sale Averages
(Copyright, 1934, Standard Statistics
Co.)
April 37:
30 30 30 60
Indl's Rr's Ut's Total
Today 83.3 89.1 00.4 87.8
Prev. day .... 83.3 89.6 90.4 87.7
Week ago .... 83.9 90.0 00.4 88.1
Tear ago 63.7 61.9 7J.8 68
3 yrs. ago .... 83.7 08.9 100.4 94.3
(1936 average equals 100).
NEW YORK, April 37. (AP) There
were a tew live spots In today's stock
market, but the list, as a whole,
Anytime
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To Tell Him
that he will play a better game of golf if his fuel
problem is solved now for the winter. Just think
of it only
AAr FOR A LARGE Vi UNIT LOAD OP
W A I W GREEN PINE SLABS DELIVERED !
that means a lot of money saved for those who
BUY NOW I
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More Laughs Than'
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with JEAN MUIR
Frank McHugb
Thelma Todd
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Music! Song!
Dance! Love!
Marion Davies
Bing Crosby
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DANCE
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Mlikey Mnue In "Mlikev's Beilen' I
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TODAY and SATURDAY
A city In terror . . . but It took
this gny ' decclrer who stole
Indies' hearts as well u their
Jewels to solve the mysteryl
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PRE VUE
Remain after the 0:00
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"SLEEPERS
EAST"
, WYNNE 0ID8ON
PKKSTON FOSTER
ELIZABETH
ALLEN
LEWIS STONE
RALPH FORBES
HENRY STEPHENSON
plus
Sterling Holloway In
"Heartburn"
Qoofy Newsreel
III LOVE
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She played a man's (am
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Her heart was bruled
. , but It's all In the
Knme when you're caufht
In a RirTliiBI
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