Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 23, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MXECJ TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, 23, 1931. PAOE FTTH Local and In California . Ross of Central' point pent Tuesday northern Cali fornia. Futon In Onnta Pass Thomas J. Piuon, local Insurance man, trans acted business In Oranta Pau Tues day. ... Vlalta In California Mrs. Lena Clemens of Central Point visited friends In northern California one day last week. Visits Family Clifford Cottrell. stationed at the Annie Springs COC camp, visited his family at Flounce Bock over the week-end. a Reports for Duty First Lieutenant T. P. Coatee. FA-Res., reported for duty Tuesday at the CCC district headquarters from Los Angeles. On Business Here Business visitors i m Medford from Grants Pass on Mon (f day, according to the Courier, were Ed Newman and Adrian Hershberger. Mrs. Murphy Better Mrs. O. M. Murphy, who hss been a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital for the past two days, was reported Improved to day. i . Goes to Fish Lake Richard E Payne of the First National bank left this morning for Fish lake to spend the day fishing, and will return this evening. Transferred to 826 First Lieuten ant L. B. Hansen, Med-Res., Is being transferred by CCO district head- quartera from Camp Melrose, to com pany 926, Camp Applegate. t Report to Melrose Orders were is sued at CCC district headquarters tnrinv for Contract Surgeon James E. Foley of Roseburg to report as part time oamp surgeon wiin company 739, Camp Melrose. Undergoes Operation Mrs. Frank 1 Applegate of 615 South Oakdale ve- nue underwent a major operation yesterday at the Sacred Heart hos pital. She was reported as getting along nicely today. Transacting Business E. R. Morris, district supervisor of the Oregon liquor control commission, was in Medford today transacting business, and will leave this afternoon for the eoast. Thompson In Ashland O. C. Tv.nrr.twin of Medford. representative of the Associated of Commercial Truck Owners, was a Dusiness cauor In Ashland Monday Ashland Dally Tldlnga. gloneker Home Ray Sloneker of na wKt .TuclcMvn street, a member of the city police force, was able to return to nis nome irom wjb dwiw Heart hospital yesterday. He had been suffering from a severe cold. Move to Medford Mr. and Mrs. Ruben E. Peyton, who have lived at ' the Peyton ranch above Trail since 1891, have moved to Medford, and V are now making their home at 60 ' Summit avenue, where they will be glad to welcome their friends. Earl Foy Much Better Earl Foy, manager of the local state nquor store on South Bartlett, who under went a serious operation at the Com munity hospital several weeks ago, Is much better and Is able to sit up In a wheel chair, It waa reported this morning. Leave for South Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hosgland have left for Pomona and Long Beach, Cal., to visit witn their son and daughter, D. M. Hoag- land and Mrs. O. T. Hawkins, and their granddaughter, Mrs. Millard Lye. They are accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bodln and Bobby Hoagland of Medford. -Ashland Tid ings. Ready for Floats Bert Ragen, rep. resenting the risk Flag and Decorat ing company, reported today lndlca tions are good for many floats In the J agricultural and Industrial parade June 8. during Oregon's Diamond Jubilee celebration. Mr. Ragen has made arrangements to decorate floats to be entered by local business es tablishments. Guests of Naumes Joe Paglla ol Santa Clara college in California, who last year held the title of all-coast fullback, was an overnight guest in Medford of Joe Naumes, who gradu ated from Santa Clara and has re turned to his home here for the sum mar. Paglla left this noon en route to his home at Black Diamond, Wash . with Harry Knerk of Seattle, who graduated In engineering this year from Santa Clara. Knerk was also a guest of Naumes. II 20? Chil dren 10 Any Time Last Times TONITE 2 Big Features HARVEY PLUS FURY of the JUNGLE COMING TOMORROW Onslow Stevens in "THE CROSBY CASE" Pall) Mill. 1:45. E- 6:45 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I Mlllll llll IIIIIIII III Mill' V W-mIi!Ps m: betray i ; JOHN BOLES M I f W : EL BRENDEL Jzj Personal Here from Qljmpja jj. H. Cleland of Olympls, Wash., arrived in Medford this morning on the train. Jailed for Drunkennesi Nela Fugle of thla city waa placed In the city jbu iaac night on charges of being drunk In publio place. Edwardi In Medford Lieutenant Grant H. Ed ward of Oamp Steam boat, near Roseburg, waa a visitor in Medford today, calling at the CCC district headquarters. Returns Home Mrs. Ray Millard of Central Point, who underwent a major operation at the sacred Heart hoaplttl about two weeks ago, was able to re turn to her home today. Had No Muffler Rollie Freeman of Ashland waa arrested by state polloe yesterday for operating a carwltbout a muffler. He waa cited to appear to day in the Justice court In Ashland. Mortar Here Mr. Victoria F. Miller of Pasadena, Cal., arrived on the Shasta this morning and will make her home here on East Eleventh street. Business Here Robert L. Moore, representative of the Chr. BJellaud 4c Co., of New York, waa In Medford today on business, and will continue on to Oranta Pass. Mrs. Hampson Improved Mrs. Charles Hampson, formerly Berte Por ter, who has been very ill in Grants Pass, is much improved, it was re ported this morning. On Business Here Lewls Blyth of tne paciflo Telephone and Telegraph Co. returned to Medford this morning from Portland, after a two days' stay there on business. Here from Portland Chas. A. Ful len, assistant general agent for the Chicago Great Western railroad com pany, arrived on the train thla morn ing from Portland. Drunkenness Charge Joe Fred Mlnkler, a transient of the transient center camp at Talent, was arrested by local police yesterday and ordered to leave town by th city court. From Eugene Ernest 8. Farrell. traveling traffic agent for the Union Pacific system, arrived In this city this morning on the train from Eu gene. Meeting In Evening The meeting of the fialesemen's auxiliary will be held tomorrow evening, Instead of in the afternoon, as previously an nounced. The members will meet with Mrs. E. H. Thomas, 110 Mistletoe. No Truck Permit O. E. Joelson waa arrested by state police on the Crater Lake highway yesterday, for operat ing a commercial truck without a Public Utilities permit, and was cited to appear before Justice of the Peace W. R. Coleman this afternoon. Collision Reported A collision at the corner of Jackson and Central was reported yesterday by Alfred Wolff of Jacksonville. The report showed that the car of A. G. VanZee, 363 Beatty street, ran Into Wolff's ma chine and was thrown into an iron post, breaking the steering wheel, Accident on Sixth An accident was reported at the city polio esta- tion yesterday by A. L. Schlorder of Portland who, while driving on Sixth street between Grape and Fir, was struck by the car of Kay LaKao of Central Point, who suddenly turned out from the curb. A fender of the Schlorder car was damaged. Accident Reported An accident In volving L. F. Glenn, 323 Ken net street, and Mrs. Glen Jackson. 301 Valley View drive, waa reported this morn ing at the city police station. The report showed that Mrs. Jackson en- tered the intersection of Valley View drive and Hlllcrest road, where the accident occurred, at considerable tpeed, and that Glenn's vision was partly obstducted by tall weeds. tt Take My Advice Presented by SENIOR CLASS of Medford High School Wednesday, May 23 Admission 25c. Curtain 8:00 P.M. TODAY There Is A Mill Fuel For Every Purpose FACTORY BLOCKS GREEN AND DRY SLABW00D SAWDUST BUNDLED KINDLING Prices justify a trial Micro bo PHONE 7 Knd Norlh Ctnlral. A Good Firm to Trsde nttli Frank Buck's Latest Thriller Here A harvest of the unique Spectacle, or Langur, monkeys waa gathered by Frank Buck on his recent expedition into the Malayan Jungles and are shown in the picture. "Wild Cargo," opening today for a four-day en gagement at the Cr atari an theater. "Wild Cargo," like its predecessor, "Bring 'Em Back Alive," follows Buck through the Jungles as he hunts rare animals to fill orders from various zoos. Two photographers followed every hazardous move and succeeded In recording scenes which are even more thrilling than the first picture showed. Livestock. PORTLAND. May 33. (AP) Cat tle 176; calves 10; slow, steady, un changed. HOGS 160; 10 16c higher; light weight, good and choice, 3-35 $4.10: medium weight, good and choice $3.85 4.10. SHEEP 2300; selected spring lambs higher; spring lambs, good and choice, 97.768.36. Portland Produce PORTLAND, May 23. (AP) But ter Prints, A grade, 33c; parchment wrapper, cartons, 24c; qusntlty pur chases, Vio lb. less; B (trade, parch ment wrappers, 2ivic; cartons, 22c. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery, A grade delivered at least twice weekly, 20g21c; country routes, 17lBo lb.; B grade or delivery ewer than twice weekly, Portland, 1819; country routes, 15 a 16c; O grade at market. BOOS Pacific poultry producers' selling price; Oversize, 19c; fresh extrss, 17c: standards, ISc; mediums l&o dozen (cartons 1 cent higher.) Buying price of wholesalers; Fresh specials, 17c; extra, 15c; extra me diums, 14c; medium firsts, 11c; pul lets, 11c; undergrades, llo dozen. NEW POTATOES Shatter white, tl.75ial.85: Garnet, 11.25. STRAWBERRIES Oregon, 24s, Gold Dollar, 90c; Improved Oregon, l.oo $1.25 crate. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, old potatoes, wool and hsy, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., May 23. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May 74 74 74 74 July 72 72 72 72 Sept 72 72 72 72 Cash: Big Bend bluestem 73; dark hard winter 12 per cent 76: do 11 per cent 73; soft white, western white, hard winter, northern spring and western red, H. Oats: No. 2 white 20.00. Corn: No. 2 E. yellow 26.00. MUlrun standard, 15.00. Today's car receipts: wheat 31; barley 1; flour 3; hay 1, Buck faced death twice and al most approached point of never seeing himself on the screen in "Wild Cargo." Both encounters were with snakes. Once a 31-foot python wound around his right arm. On another occasion a king cobra cornered Buck, Only his experience enabled him to cope with the situations. Packed with thrills, adventure and daring that deals with rounding up living wild things, from bull finches to elephants, "Wild Cargo" should satisfy to the fullest extent even the most blase of theater goers. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, May 23. (AP) The stock market found little In the news of a bullish character today and prices drifted to further lower levels In ex ceptlonally dull trading. The steels were particularly soft on reports of another drop In production. Only a few specialties were steady to firm. The close was rnther heavy. Transfers approximated 676,000 shares. Speculative circles, after a close study of the president's silver mes sage, apparently could discover no Immediate Inflationary stimulus In its content. There was no especial selling rush, but, on the other hand, buyers were few. Cotton drooped, as did silver end rubber futures. Bonds were lrregu lar. The dollar moved up in terms of leading foreign exchanges.' Today's closing prices for 32 selected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye .. . 130 Am. Can 92 V Am. & Fgn. Pow. 7 A. T. & T. 112 Anaconda 14 Atch. T. ss 8. P. . Bendlx Avla. 52 14 32 3014 28 38 Beth Steel California Pack'g. Caterpillar - Tract. Chryaler Coml. Solv ... CurUss-wrlght . DuPont .... Gen. Foods 32 V4 814 8214 3214 Gen. Mot Int. Harvest I. T. & T. . Johns-Man. 31 31 12 V, 47 24 Monty Ward North Amer. - 16 55', - 18 - m - 21 .. 1914 32 - 42 Penney (J. O.) . Phillips Pet Radio , Sou. Pac Std. Brands St. Oil Cal ., St. Oil N, J. Trans. Amer. . 6 Union Carb. - 88 Vt Shows 1:45 7:00-9:00 Ends Tomorrow Night! 1000 WHISPERED SECRETS! Walter Huston Frances Dee "Keep 'Em Rolling" PLIS Mrsterr Thrills! "The Double Door" I! PLUS 0 20 Vi 89 Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, May 23. ( AP ) Wheat : Open High Low Close May .80V4 .01 Vi -89 .90 July .88 .89 .87 .89 Sept. .89 .00 .88 .89 Silver. NEW YORK, May 33. (AP) Bar silver barely steady, lower at 44. San Frnnelsco Butt erf at. SAN FRANCISCO, May 33. (API- First grade butterfat, 32c, t. o. b., San Francisco. Bebe Daniels In Drama at Rialto A love story, replete with drama, action and passion, yet entirely free from the morbidity of the usual hos pital picture, a rapidly moving, su perbly acted silver screen romance. Is "Registered Nurse, featuring beauti ful Bebe Daniels, which had its lo cal premiere at the Rialto theater yesterday. Miss Daniels Is ably supported by two leading men, Lyle Talbat, In the role of the villain, and John Halli day, as the hero. Talbot, as ever, Is the suave pol ished man-of-the-world, who by flat tery and deception. Ingratiates hlm self Into the affections of a too trustful woman. John Halllday, as the chief of the hospital staff of surgeons, and Tal bot's rival for the pretty nurse, gives an exceptional performance. There are few more talented players os the screen than Halllday, as attested by his performance In such pictures "The House on 66th Street," "Man Called Back," "Flrty Million French men" and others. In "Registered Nurse" he handles his part with a brilliance akin to genius. WORK STARTS ON . NEW DANCE HALL Tucker Bros, have started construc tion on a new dance pavilion to be known as "Seven Oaks," according to 204 Anytime LAST TIMES TONITE 2 FEATURES U Hid ailiir Deny SlipHnn Starts Tomorrow PAUL ROBESON "EMPEROR JONES" Also Walt Disney's Silly Symphony in Technicolor "Funny Little Bunnies" ADULTS 25 Klddlcs-10o Breaking the sil ence of a nurse's an Rul short lips . . repealing the sec ret loves and pas sions with 'every thrilling secret ex posed I with Unit. Aircraft , U. S. Steel IRENE "O tj DUNNE CS"52 LYLE TALBOT JOHN HALLIDAY IRENE FRANKLIN MINNA. GOMBEL VIRGINIA SALE Dlnty Moore, whose orchestra will play for regular dances to be an nounced soon. The hall la located at the Medford city limits, just off the Jacksonville highway. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Oat and wheat hay in FOR SALE Acreage within 2 miles or Medford; good soli, Irrigation; $50 an acre. Would consider some trade. Address 1600 N. Riverside or Phone 361-R. FOR 8 ALE M 11 k fed R. Z. Red fryers. -i me book your order for Jubilee week. Phone 351-R. FOR SALE cheap or trade for good v, atctmy nc-rc, smaii nouse, on highway, a miles south of Talent. jSslsillslsltliiissIi Bursting From the Jungle's Heart! ...A Film-load of Savage Wonders! BnngEmSachAUve Hearts beat faster I . , Pulses quiokenl . . , Frank Buok Is back alive I . . . Back from the land of a thousand deaths to share his new thrills with you! . . . Romance that is all raw, reckless courage I . . . Bare hands against fanged fury I . , . He against a howling hell I ... No wonder dauntless prince of danger holds a world of and women spell-bound I Why h it . . . NATURE SAVES HER BIGGEST THRILLS FOR BUCK! ADDED d Jean Sargent in a "LET'S PLAY "Movie Memories" IT TODAY SOUTHERN OREGON'S FINEST THEATRE FOR SALE Biby chicks, reduced prices; White Leghorns snd Reds. Mrs. Carley, phone 258-X. 10 ACRES improved, on Pacific high way near Ashland, exchange for im proved acreage near Modford, Rt. 1, Box 136, Talent. FOR SALE Full-blood Guernsey cow, heavy milker, fresh June 10, or trade for light enclosed car. 16 South Chestnut St. BAROAINS IN USED TOOLS 3 Used mowers 1 Buck rake 3 Hay wagon Harrow disc t Sprayers Brllllon rollers 3 Fordsons 3 Ctetracs 3 Peed grinders 1 Spring tooth 1 Qrlndntone close out. HUBBARD BROS., INO. Cor. Main and Riverside. man this men Broadway Brevity POSTOFFI0E" MacNamee News STARTS for 4 DAYS EARL Richmond pi cherries. Phone 639-J-3. WANTED LIOHT OAR, IMMEDI ATELY. Will pay $100 cash for light or medium weight car, coach preferred, '28 or later model. Miul be in good condition. No dealers. Box 1156. Mall Tribune. FURNISHED a -room apt. lor rent, Call 641-W. MUST SACRIFICE 10 shares California Oregon Power Co. 6 Pfd. Wrlto Box UM, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE 2 00-acre stock ranch, 10 ml. north Grants Pass; barn, family orchard, 500 small cherry trees, vineyard, 40 acres timber. Inquire 206 so. Holly St., Medford. FOR SALE: Chairs, table, bed, dress er, heater. Phone 834-R. CASH PAID for men's Snd hand suits, hats and shoes. Will H. Wilson, 83 No. Front. Made in the wilds of Malaya . . . the thrilling camera record of the strangest trade a man has ever worked at! Comendbylhedeadlyeotra, Buekfighli tht hooded lemf tart-handed and unarmtdl Bhows 1:45 7:00 . 0:00 Mats . . . . , 2Bo Svei 36c Kiddies-lOo