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1IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1934. Local and ...From Fort Lenls First Lleutenanti Clarence Kanaga of Port Lewla. Wash., le a visitor In Mdlord. ' Dr. Hayea To Portland -Dr. James O. Hayea of tola city left by train laat night for Portland Undergoes Operation -Georgs W. White, father of Mra. Vella Hayes of this city, underwent an operation at th Community hoapltal yesterday. Visitors from Spokane Mr. and Mrs. George Young, of Spokane, are visiting in Medford with Mra. Grace O. Held, of 303 Vancouver avenue, . Day In Medford Mrs. M. Taylor of Portland, spent yesterday In Med ford, going north on the evening train. On Business Here L. R. Graves, of Spokane, arrived In this city last night to apend several daya here on business. New Machinery Walts Shoe Repair Shop. 122 North Central, haa Just In stalled the latest In shoe repair ma chinery. Goes To Dog Lake Bert Lee, OCC ' enrolle, who has been on duty with Headquartera detachment, haa been transferred to Company 968, now at Camp Dog Lake. To Calgary Mrs. Jack Maddlngton - ... amou ..feiMrjm toft on the. train last night for Calgary, Canada, where they will visit Mra. Maaaingiona mother. a a Railway Man Here J. S. McLaugh lin, traveling representative of tne Illinois Central, arrived In Medford this morning from hla headquarters . In Portland. Here on Business P. A. Miller, of Eugene, owner of the Miller Tractor and Equipment company, arrived in Medford last night for a two days' stay here on business. . l.lnnn, Rnnerrlsor Here E. R. Mor ris, of Eugene, district supervisor for the Oregon Liquor Control commle alon, ia in thia city on business, and will leave for Klamath Falls this ' afternoon. SERA Office Moving Tho local personnel and placement office of the SERA, at 208 East Eighth street, Is moving Into the city hall today. where they will make their offices on the third floor. Leave for Portland Carl and Blale Williams of thia city left this noon for Portland, where Carl plans to enter the Tarola Motor Car company school for a short time. Mlsa Wil liams will visit with friends. To Visit In Santiago E. S. Prank left Medford by train laat night for Santiago, where he will spend two weeks visiting his niece, Mrs. I. P. . Andres, and his sister, Mrs. Arthur Andres. ... Visiting In California Miss Vir ginia Gregory of Medford Is visiting . in Berkeley, Calif., with a friend, Miss Maxine Tracy, and alao plans to visit in Lodl, Calif., before her return home the latter part of the week. a I. B. Foy Improved I. E. Foy, man ger of the local atate liquor atore on South Bartlett, was reported this morning as being much Improved. Mr. Foy underwent an operation at the Sacred Heart hospital laat Wed nesday. a Mrs. Davis In Medford Mrs. Echo Davis arrived In Medford Monday evening from Santa Barbara, Calif.. to visit friends and relatives. She Is the house guest of her aunt, Mra. N. 8. oatman, at 222 South Central avenue. a a a Permit for Piano Shon A permit for the Baldwin Piano Shoppe, which is moving to 123 West Main, waa Issued by the building department at the city hall yesterday. The permit la for remodelling and conatructlns a new store front, the cost amount ing to $450. a Disorderly Conduct Arnold Young of thia city, who waa taken before the Justice court Monday on chargea of disorderly conduct, waa found guilty and fined 10. He waa also placed on a six months' parole, as he had been warned several times before by the police. a a a Attending Movie Tourney Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ryan of Ashland are In this city where Mr. Ryan, who la manager of the Llthla theater, Is participates In the Oregon Motion Picture golf tournament here May 15 and 16. The Ryana are staying with H. C. Fredetta while here. a Leaving for Ohio Martha Ruth DeVore, who haa made her home here for the past three yeara with her aunt, Mrs. F. J. Wilmot, It leaving thia evening on the train for Bowling Green, Ohio, where she will make her home with her mother'a slater, Mra. Whlttaker. a a a fiuejt In Meriford Mrs. Pearl Wal lace of Portland waa a gueat yester- dv of her son Lieutenant Clsire Wallace, who la on duty at the CCC district headquarters here, also her nephew. Lieutenant A. O. Dunn of the Oregon state police, ana sirs. Dunn. TONITE 2 Features! "East of Fifth Ave." ond "Lucky Dog" STARTS TOMORROW Warner Oland in "Charlie Chan's Greatest Case" Dally Mn. .:!... 8:4.1 Personal Business In Medford Leonard D. Klota. of Portland, was in Medford yesterday transacting business. a a a Has Operation Mra. Del Carmen of thia city waa operated on at the Community hospital this morning. a a On Business Here Glenn W. Potts of Gould and Gould Inc., insurance firm, la spending several daya here on business, from Portland. a Major Operation June Vroman. who resides on Reddy avenue of this city, underwent a major operation at the Community hospital last night. a a a Sollnsky Files to S. F. E. O. Sol Insky, superintendent of the Crater Lake national park, flew to San Fran cisco this morning on the southbound plane. a a a Radio Talk Mayor Mahoney of Klamath Falls will give a radio talk over atatlon KM ED tonight opposing the nomination of Congressman Mar tin aa governor of the state. a a a Ryans Guests Here Mr. and Mr1. Lee Ryan of Ashland are guesta of Mr. and Mra. H. O. Fredette while Mr. Ryan, who la manager of the Vlnlng theater In Ashland, la attend ing the gathering of Oregon motion picture men here. a a a Cooked Food Sale A cooked food sale featuring rabbit pie will be held at 318 East Main atreet Saturday, at 8:30 a. m-, sponsored by the lady membera of the Rabbit Breeders' as sociation. The association Is raising money to present their Jubilee pro gram. a a a Navy Men Are Leaving Lieutenant Lawrence T. Tlchenor, u. S. navy, who has been on CCC duty at Camp Devils Flat, haa been ordered to re port to the U. S. S. Rigel. San Diego. Calif.. June 1. ordere Issued at CCC district headquartera yesterday stated. Lieutenant Frank V. Shepard, u. S. navy, haa also been ordered to re port to the U. S. S. Rigel. He Is now on duty at Camp Lower Pistol River. a a a Colonel Allen Here Colonel Hubert A. Allen, TJ. S. army, senior instruc tor of the Oregon National Guard, is on official business here. While In the city, Colonel and Mrs. Allen are the guests of Mr. and Mra. A. J. Klocker, with whom they were ac quainted yeara ago In Iowa. Colonel Allen recently publlahed a military handbook, which has been quite wide ly distributed. t PLANS FOR PALM L TO CITY COUNCIL (Continued from page one) provide additional light if necessary, There will also be a granite drinking fount. Also the possibility of the construction of a drinking fountain for dogs, and a bird bath. The pool, Mr. Newman told the council, will be surrounded by a cement walk with two seats ten feet in length, of granite slabs, at each aide. Of the best Italian marble, and to be made by one of the best available sculptors In Italy, will be the statue of a youth with two dogs. Contract has already been let to the local granite company for the construction of the pool, which will replace the fountain In the park at the present time. The dedication will simply say: "Dedicated to the city of Medford Ore., by Charles W. and Callle Palm, 1934." An ordinance was passed releasing some property to David M. and Grace Deter, they being represented at the meeting by Attorney Hllding Bengt- son. Consideration of a voucher sys tem for presenting bills to the city was delayed Until the Tuesday meet ing. A beer dispenser'! license waa Is sued to Harry Prentice by the council upon the recommendation of the license committee. Prentice Is to operate a confectionery and lunch stand on East Main street In the building formerly occupied by the Monarch Seed and Feed company. The group voted to turn on all the lights on Sixth street during the week of the jubilee, and Installation of new lights between Ninth and on favorably. Sixth streets on Riverside was voted t Silver NXW YORK, May 16. (AP) Bar silver easy, c lower at 44c. San Francisco Butterfat SAN rRANCISOO, May 16. (API First grade butterfat aiVio (, o. b. San Franetaco. EARL Mr' 1,4 1 SALES TAX STAND VOTERS' INTEREST Politics In Jackson county became slightly tepid today, after weeks of serenity, with the broadcasting of mild canards, and claims that a num ber of candidates were "double -shoot- ing the turn" on the school relief aales tax, by being for It In this city. and against It In the country. H, E. Conger, West Side district farmer and republican candidate for county Judge, was mentioned In this connection. Conger in a letter to the editor today, says: "Regarding the sales tax I thought everybody knew how I. stood. I am In favor of any thing that looks like property " tax relief." The sales tax Is quite an issue with many voters, particularly the women, who ask candidates how they stand on "relief for the schools." The ladies in their questioning demand definite answers, and are chary of last min ute conversations. Voters are being warned to beware of eleventh hour canards and circu lars. Distribution of dodgers contain ing false and sensational statements Is scheduled for late Thursday night. one report said. Typewritten slips of paper contain ing the resurrected "Good Govern ment congress" endorsement of Rufus C. Holman for governor, H. E. Conger for county Judge, Fred Rapp for com missioner, Amos W. Walker for sher iff, George Dunn for state senator. Earl Snell for secretary of state, A. C. Hough for circuit judge, and J. M. Devers for congressman were left in autos of this city last evening. Street talk today plainly showed a drift of local republican voters to Joe M. Dunne for governor, and the sentiment is evenly divided between rural and town voters. Holman and Brown have many supporters in the country sections. Democratic workers were busy cam paigning for General Martin. The Ma honey sentiment here Is not pro nounced, but is said to be strong in the north end of the county. Attor ney George A. Codding Is scheduled to speak tn behalf of the general over the radio tomorrow at 11:30 o'clock. Voters have started to shake off their apathy, and a heavier rote than first predicted is expected. Assessor Coleman, best of the local prognostt catora, predicts about 600 votes will be cast about a 60 per cent vote. Rain would cut this down. Edward G. Robinson In Rialto Picture History repeats Itself at the Rialto theater, where "Dark Hazard" Is being shown until tomorrow night. It sel dom, however, repeats Itself within as short a space of time as In the case of W. R. Burnett, celebrated American novelist, and Edward G. Robinson, equally celebrated film star. About three yeara ago a novel from the pen of Burnett made Robinson a star overnight. That picture was "Little Caesar." It started a cycle of gangster pictures that lasted for quite some time. And here history has started doubl ing on Its tracks again. "Dark Haz ard" again brings the combination of Burnett and Robinson together. Instead of being a gangster picture, however, this latest release Is the story of a well meaning, but Invete rate gambler who loves animals, rac ing, mankind and gambling too much to retain the love of his wife whom he adores. EDDIE CANTOR AT STUDIO TOMORROW Eddie Cantor sings three lively new song hits In hla Inimitable fashion In "Roman Scandals," showing tomor row at the Studio theater. The numbers are "Keep Young and Beautiful," "Build a Little Home," and "Tax On Love." Gloria Stuart, David Mannera, Ed ward Arnold and Veree Teasdale are featured with Ruth Ettlng. LISTEN IN TONIGHT 7:30 to 7:40 KMED Hear An Important Talk By OEOKOE KINCAID In behalf of the candidacy of . WILLIS E. MAHONEY for Democratic Nomination for Governor, Paid adv. y B. DAY COUNTY JUDGE His past record of efficient service in the legislature and in re-establishing harmony and order in the County's business affairs entitles him to re-election as County Judge of Jackson County (Paid Adv.) Walt Disney Cartoon Here Thursday Uir affW ST riBkk. SK M O The Three Little Pigs, who were created by Walt Disney for his Silly Symphony of that name, return to Medford in a new Disney creation, "The Big Bod Wolf," playing at the Crater! an theater, starting tomorrow. Besides the Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf, little Red Riding Hood will also be In a featured role In the cartoon. Just as the former Disney opus was filled with catchy tunes and lyrics, so Is this latest Silly Symphony. The entire film Is in technicolor. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., May 16. (AP) CATTLE 100, calvca 35; steady, un changed. HOGS 200; Steady, unchanged. SHEEP 500; steady, unchanged. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., May 16. (AP) BUTTER Prints, A grade, 13c; parchment wrapper, cartons, 23c; quantity purchases, c lb. less; B grade, parchment wrapper,. 13c; cartons, 22lc. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade delivered at least twice weekly. 20c; country routes, 17c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 18c; country routes, 15c; C grade at market. EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling price: Oversize, lfic; fresh extras, 17c; standards, 15c; mediums, 15c dozen (cartons 1 cent higher). Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh specials, 17c; extras, 16c; extra me-' dlums, 14c; medium firsts, 11c; pul lets, 11c: undergrade, lie dozen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under 50 lbs., 8-8c; vealers, 00 to 100 lbs., 7 ',4c lb.; light and thin, 6-6c; heavy calves, 4 -5c; yearling lams 14 S-lOc; spring Iambs, 15-16c lb.; ewes, 4-5c lb.; canner sows, 3 -4c lb.; cutter cows, 5-6c lb.; bulles, 5-5 Vic lb. STRAWBERRIES Oregon, 24s, Gold Dollar 85c-1.00; Improved Ore- gon, $1.00-1.10 crate. Cheese, milk, live poultry, pota toes, wool and hay, unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, May 16. (AP) Wheat futures: Open High Low Close May 873,4 .90 .86?4 .00 July .86 .89 .85 .88 Sept, 8714 -85 .69 i Wall St. Report NEW YORK, May 16. (AP) Stocks found new followers today and the rally of the previous session degener ated into a spotty price movement which left trends highly indecisive. Some of the metals were subjected to pressure, but there were a number of late recoveries. The close was Adults 20d Chil dren 10c mmi Last Times Tonite 2 FEATURES wiillaa W W m ' t Mill I M I I v-T-v I V I -PLUS- mm AHER I0NI6HI OTLBtTKT ROLAWD Admiral Byrd Picks His Men! DO YOU? FREES' OARAGE Is where per sonal supervision Is more than a Phone 1522-Y As near aa your Telephone A Worn Out nailery or Generator qj5- may ruin that Starts Tomorrov For ! 3 Days As the feature picture on the same program, Lanny Ross, radio's popu lar baritone of "Show Boat" fame, makes his full length featured role In "Melody in Spring." He sings three new aong numbersln the picture, which has in the supporting cast such favorites of Medford audiences as Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland, as Blodgett, president of the Blodgctt Dog Biscuit company, and hts wife. Ann Southern, playing the role of their daughter, is alao featured. Irregular. The turnover of approxi mately 650,000 shares was the smal lest of the year to date. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. it Dye 129 "Ji Am. Can 92 Am, it Fgn. Pow 8 A. T. & T ... 112i Anaconda 13 8 Atch. T. & S. P 55 Bendlx A via .. Beth. Steel California Pack-g Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler 15 3Mi 38 t 22!, Co ml. Solv Curtlss-Wrlght .. 3V, 81'. DuPont Oen. Poods . 32 V4 Oen. Mot 32 Int. Harveat. . 24 , I. T. & T. 12 Johna-Man. 48 14 Monty Ward ........... 24 . North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phllllpa Pet 16 5714 17H 714 ..... 21 19 Radio Sou. Pac . Std. Branda .......... St. Oil Cal. 30 41!i 6 37 20 St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. . .. Unit. Aircraft . U. S. Steel 4114 Communications Save the Schools! To the Editor: Are we going to let our public school go on the rocka? What will become of our atate If people have to move out of It to educate their .children? Wha,t will our property be worth If we have any more taxes loaded on than &t present? If the sales tax does not pass many will turn their property over to- our bankrupt state. The sales tax will save the state, and one does not have to be a prophet to see the way things will look up it the aales tax goes through. It will be up and up. People will come here to educate their children and buy homes. Prop erty will enhance In value and there will be a smile tn Oregon that will not rub off. Mother BARBER. Ashland, May 16. Shows 1:45 1:00 . 9:00 Ends Tomorrow Night t His Greatest Screen Role! fiurpasalnf eren hla g W 1 Sreat triumph In the memorable "Little f fl; ."T Caesar" ... and writ- 1 I W-i "n D ,n m u" I I .svaiiw fl thorl I EiOBIWSOW In DARK HAZARD with 0ENEVIEVE T0BIN OLENDA FARRELL ' FRI TWO ACE - 1 "Murder In Trinidad" FOR JUBILEE TOLD AT LI'S L Harry Parkinson of Portland who la in Medford to supervise the erection of decorations In tha valley for the Diamond Jubilee, waa the guest of Fire Chief Roy Elliott at today s Lion's club luncheon at the Colonial club, and explained the plan worked out for the city. Eighty-two atreet lines are to be strung, and will Include the state seal. This Is the first time that any decorating firm has been allowed to use a state seal for bannera, accord ing to Mr. Parkinson, who Informed the Lions what an unusual honor, that the Jubilee committee received permission to ute the emblem. Picks and shovels, reminiscent of the mining daya In Jackson county, will be included In the decorating scheme, and according to tha plans. all 112 electric light stands In the city will be decorated in the Jubilee emblem. Welcome letters will be erected at the four entrances to the city, at the north and south of the Paclflo high way, Crater Lake highway and Jack sonville. Sixty percent of the private atore decoratlona will be carried out In the state colors of blue snd gold. One exception la the court house, which will have an Amorlcan flag 24 by 38 feet, hung in front of the building. The flag Is valued by the decorating company at 8350. Mr. Parkinson said. Also a guest at the luncheon, of Fire Chief Elliott, waa George Stokes, deputy state -fire marshal, who told the club that the Medford fire de partment ha8 a record of one of the lowest fire loss ratios In tha state, which he pointed oat. would materi ally reflect In the establishing of In surance rates for the city. Captain B. B. McMahon of the CCC district headquartera waa a guest of Lion Verne Shangle, and epoke briefly. Delegates named to the atate Lion convention In Eugene June 3, 4 and 5. were H. W. Conger, local club president. Roy Elliott, Carol Hayes, Lawrence Pennington! and Lion Shangle, alternate. 1 Call for Bids School Dlst. No. 99 will recelva bids Tor 20 tier of black oak, 10 tier of body fir, 5 tier pine. Blda open until May 25. T. J, OIPFORD, Clrek. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH PAID for men's 2nd hand suits, hats and shoes. Will H. Wilson, 33 No. Front. EASTER No matter where you go "Eas ter" west you won't find any better bread than Fluhrer's New Spun Bread. c Adults 2Bo Klddlea 10a - SAT FEATURES -2 Ken Maynard In "Honor to the II Range" RANCH-SEEKERS! You can't grt more for your money than thia: 25 acrea free soil with deeded water right and 40 acrea mining ground adjoining; all next to unlimited range. 4-room house, good barn, other bldga. Family orchard, 10 A In alfalfa, bat. oats. 25 head stock and horses, turkeys, chickens, hogs, all farming equipment, hay in barn, etc. All for (2650.00 total pries. Arthur E. Lalng, IS N. Bartlett. Tel. 1494. Preabyterlan Rummage Sale, 1. O. o. F. Bldg., W. 8th. May 18 and 19. FOR SALE 9300.00 piano for o0 cash. Call tomorrow between 6 and 8 p. m. 701 No. Riverside. FOR TRADE Ashland house for Medford. Reasonable. 518 So. Oaic dale. FOR SALE A-1 Studobaker sedan, cheap. 518 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE My home completely lumisned at 703 west loth 5t, oix large rooms, fine shade, good loca tion. At a bargain. Jack Stewart, j NOTICE Mr. Grower! Have 30 good i exponencea t runners, it me come out and look over your orchard and make you price per tree, will save you money. Ph. 528-w. FOR SALE Electric refrigerators. Ust year's models; new. Can make you a big saving. Terms. See John Denlson at 101 Crater Lake Ave. ShoHS TBMBaBsuMEiBW!!twfia':rS 1:00 0:00 Last Times Tonight One the Stage In Person "Purple Sage Riders" On the Screen U "All Men Are Enemies" . Starting Walt. Disney Silly Symphony in Technicolor The Sequel to "The Three Little Pigs" "THE BIG with The Three Little Pigs Bed Riding Hood ALSO Lanny Ross Ann Southern FOR SALE Practically new range. Call at 528 Haven. Vote for No. 14 X R.S.ANDERSON Non-Partisan Candidate for Circuit Judge Paid Adv. BUY NOW IT'S NICK DRYING WEATHER GHEEN SLABWOOD 12" or 16" $3.75 Large Double Load Valley Fuel Co. Tel. in eaJTi Mats . . . !3c Eves .... 33c Kiddles . .10c Tomorrow! BAD WOLF" Non-1 . . At lust! . . Lanny Row, radio's singing sensa tion , , , In 1 featured role as a handsome young prince of romance singing his heart out an the Blodjrett Dog Biscuit Hour! It's fun , . , It's lively! . , It's tune ful! Charlie Rupples Mary Boland rnjS, -m SKVERIN Ti i-Ja Phone S90 LrJL ism C?f.i tt. Rlreraldt afa t? mum
