Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 13, 1934, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text5IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, JUNE "13, 193. PAGE FTVU Local and Go to partland Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kidd left by train Tuesday evening for Portland. Morse Leaves 3. H. Morse, federal postal Inspector, left here on the Oregonlan last evening for bis home at Eugene. loss U Reported Fire Chief Roy Elliott reported this morning that a loss of $29.24 was the figure given for the May fire loss In Mcdford. Leave for Seattle Mrs. K. T. Ha mashlta and small child left last eve nlng for Seattle, making the trip north by train. Mr. Kllhorn Here On his usual business visit, George Kilborn, train ' master for the Southern Paclf le com pany, la in Medford today from Rose burg. Miss Van Meter to Leave Mlaa Ssra Van Meter la leaving here Thursday evening for a trip to the mid-west, during vhlch time she will visit In Sioux CJty, Iowa, Mason City, and joliet, ill. Cited to Court 'Roy Holllster of Talent, arrested yesterday by the state police for driving his car without a ' muffler, waa cited to appear before justice of the Peace L. A. Roberts In Ashland today. Gates Leave Mr. and Mrs. W. A. dates and daughter Mary Ann left this morning by motor for Seasld-5, where Mrs. Dates and daughter will vacation for some time. Mr. Gates will continue from there to Chicago, to attend the National Wholesale Gro cers convention. Mrs. Peter Leaves Mrs. Mary Peter, who spent the past week in Medford attending the Diamond Jubilee, l?ft last evening on the Shasta for her home in Oakland, Calif. Mrs. Peter formerly resided In Medford, where she taught at the Lincoln and Wash ington school. She Is a sister of At torney Gua Newberry. roxy; 11:00 P. M. Saturday Nite On the Stage IN PERSON PROF. H. PAUL STROI'n Hollywood Beauties ONE SHOW ONLY AT 11 :00 P. M. 40c IGNORANCE jirJJ ' J Sim' J 3 in One jM 1 ' Combination rW ' llcpluned to sr&f Please IejL t mr .nil ivgwtaywMMgm UJJ Adults 20d mm TODAY and THURSDAY Back To The Type Of Role That Made Him The Idol Of Millions! . . Arthur Byron Ruth Donnelly-Gordon Westcott Also Comedy Pathe Review MGM News Personal Leaves bv Train .Mm. ou rhm. ling left on the Shasta Tuesday eve- img lor &an Francisco. To south Dakota Mrs. Lizzie Hear- hardt and son left on the Shasta th'.a morning for Sioux Falls, South Da kota.. Undergoes Operation -Mis Oeorirl- anna Hussong underwent a major op eration at the Community hospital this morning. . In Medford Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Will Schmidt of Oregon's Switzer land, east of Boxy Ann, were callers In Medford Tuesday. In Medford Today CaDtain Jonn R. Murray, commander of the Annie Springs CCO camp, and Mrs. Murray. wno refliaeg at Fort Klamath, were visitors in Medford today. From Dor Lake Howard O. Work. from Camp Dog Lake, has been trans ferred to CCC headquarters detach ment at Medford, according to orders issued out of district headquarters today. Attend Lecture Among those from Ashland attending the Westlnghouse lecture in Medford Monday evening, were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Thornton and Kl- mer Smith. - Chemical Truck Called The o'.tv fire department this morning sent the chemical truck to the Medford Municipal airport at 1:45 where an overheated furnace was causing trou ble. No damage resulted. Going to Vancouver First Lieuten ant Robert H. Soule, adjutant at the Medford district CCC headquarters, is leaving today for Vancouver Barracks, to move his household goods to Med ford, having been ordered her perma nently. Kndo Visits Here John Kado of Seattle, who formerly resided in Med ford. but la now head of an Import ing company in the Washington city. left by train last evening for his home, having visited friends and rela tives here. m Culbertson In South Tommy Cul- bertson, city airport superintendent left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he plans to remain for a few days at tending to business matters. Bill Clarkson la taking his place at the airport. Return to Salem (Mr. and Mrs. W B, Cobb, daughter Margery and son Billy, accompanied by Mr. Cobb's mother, Mrs. E. R. Cobb, left Mondiy for their home at Salem, having spent the Jubilee week here. Mrs. E. R Cobb plans to visit with her son for some time. Woodshed Burns A woodshed burned to the ground at 743 West Fourteenth street shortly afternoon today. The cause of. the blaze was not determined, according to Fire Chief Roy Elliott. The fire scorched a wood shed nearby, he reported. The shed belonged to Harry Lewi. Pursuits Here Three new Boeing pursuit ships of the 26 type, were set down at the Medford Municipal air port this morning by Captain W. A. Maxwell, Lieutenant Thayer Olds ana Lieutenant Clark Piper. The ships were being taken from Seattle to March field at Riverside, Calif. Porter Visits Sister Junior Porter, who has been attending the Univer sity of Oregon, is spending a week m Grants Pass visiting Mr, ana Mrs. Charles Hampson and baby daughter Patricia. Mrs. Hampson is his sister. He then plana to continue to Medford to spend the summer. Camp Paper Issued The first Issue of the Pistol River Pilot published by tvi TwAr Pistol River CC camn nas been placed in circulation, and la a four-paged mlmeograpn paper, ins staff for the publication is Carl J. Mtwn. aHitor: Lee Winetrout. man aging editor, Ivan Dyer, assistant edi tor and Lieutenant Preston a. Ronn er, publication advisor. Report to Medford John Raposa and Manuel Gordon from Camp Hilt in northern California, have reported for duty at the motor transport of fice at the fairground here, in the Medford CCC district. Jerome S. Schu man, also from Camp Hilt has been assigned to headquarters detachment and will be on duty at the quartern master's office. Plan Tea Women's Missionary so ciety of the First Christian church will give an anniversary tea Friday. June 15 from one to five o'clock, in the recreational hall of the church. There will be a display of souvenirs and curios from foreign lands. Home made candies and cooxirs will also be on sale. Mrs. Everett Eads and Mrs I. H. Gove will pour. Kids 10d Am - J i nCTCfT vt .73 MS. M A I O A ft I LINDSAY mi Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., June 13. (AP) CATTLE; 100, calves 10; steady, un changed. HOGS 150; steady, unchanged. SHEEP 500. Top lambs. 50o low er; spring lambs, good, (1.50-7.00; me dium. $6.50-8.50; yearling wethers, $3.25-4.75; ewes, good and choice, 1.50-3; common and medium, 75c- $1.75. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., June 13. (AP) BUTTER Prints. A grade, 23c; parch ment wrapped cartons, 24c; quantity purchases, lb. less; B grade, parchment wrappers, 32c; cartons, 23c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade delivered at least twice weekly, 20-21c; country routes, 17-18c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 17-18; country routes, 14-15c; c grade at market. EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling price: Oversize, 20c; fresh ex tras, 18c; standards, 16c; mediums, 16c dozen (cartons 1 cent higher). Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh specials, 18c; extra, 16c; extra medi ums, 15c; medium firsts, 12c; pul lets, 12c; undergrade, 12c dozen. STRAWBERRIES Improved Ore. gon, ai-1.35 crate. Cheese, milk, country meats, poul try, onions, potatoes, cantaloupes, wool and hay unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Jun el3. (AP) Wheat futures: Open High Low .7014 -78 .80 .78 Close .78 .78 July 7914 Sept. - 70 ft Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem Dark hard winter (13 pet.)... Dark hard winter (11 pet.)... .77 .83 .77 Soft white, western white, hard winter, northern spring and western red .7614 Oats No. 2 white, 126. Corn No. 3 E. yellow, $28.25. Mlllrun standard, $18. Today'a car receipts: Wheat 8, flour 1, corn 5, oats 1. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, June 13. (AP) Wheat futures: Open High Low Close July .97 1.00 .5 $eb Sept. 1.00 1.01 .96 SB Deo. 1.07 1.024 .98 .98 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, June 13. (AP) Stocks were somewhat unsettled In the late dealings today following a relapse In the grain market. Early gain or fractions to a point or more were pared or replaced by moderate losses. Profit taking waa fairly well absorbed. however, and trading waa rather dull. The close was Irregular. Transfers approximated 850,000 shares. Wall Street, as a whole, continued to look for higher prices, although commentators warned that technical reactions could be expected on the upward climb. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 140ft Am. Can - 97 Am. & Fgn. Pow ........................ 9 A. T. & T - 119 a,4 Anaconda ..,......., ...... 1 5 Atch. T. & S. F. 6934 Bendix Avla 16 ft Beth. Steel 34 California Pack's 3214 Caterpillar Tractor . .- 27 Coml. Solv 23 Chrysler 42 Curtlss-Wrlght 314 89?4 32 4 32 ?4 33', 13 DuPont Gen Foods Gen. Mot Int. Harvest I. T. & T. Johns-Man. ..... Monty Ward .. North Amer. . Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac. 8td. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. OH N. J. 63 28 V, . 18 SS 19', 1i 2SV, 20 ',4 30 '4 46 V, Trans. Amer. . 4 Union Carb United Aircraft U. S. Steel 42 '4 21 H 42 Silver NEW YORK, June 13. (AP) Bar silver steady, 14o higher at 4514c. RECRUITERS FINAL CALL IS FOR WARDMASTERS TECHNICIAN Sergeant Jennings D. Lowman, who Is closing the U. S. army recruiting station in Medford, announced to day that the army needs two ward masters and one operating room technician for service with the medi cal department, United States army forces In china. In addition to the standards re quired for army enlistment, the fol lowing qualifications must also be met: Men must have had previous army service, must have been last discharged with character excellent, must not be under 21 years of age nor over 35 years, must have resided In the united States at least two years since last foreign service tour, must be a natural born citizen of the United States. The applicants who have been dis charged for a period of over 90 days must furnish outline of where they have resided since discharge, togeth er with the beginning and ending dates at each place. They will also be required to furnish, character ref erence verifications, and the appli cants must be prepared to pay their own expenses to San Francisco and be prepared to act without delay. Aa the local recruiting office la being closed, all Information con cerning the positions must be re ceived from the district recruiting of fice of the United States army, third floor, Third and Mission streets, San Francisco. WILLIAM POWELL AS PRIVATE DETECTIVE "Private Detective 63," a fast action melodrama with tasty love episodes, opened at the Studio theater today with William Powell in the stellar role. The plot concerns a love racket In which a private detective deals with the methods used by an unscrupulous private detective agency to obtain or manufacture evidence for the divorce courts, at the Instigation of Jealous husbands and wives. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE. CARS, ETC. Prompt service and le gal rates. W. E. THOMAS, 45 fl Central. State license No. S 157. WANTED Royal Anne and Blng cherries this week. Cannot uso cracked ones. Rogue River Valley Canning Co., Phone 94. FOR SALE Fresh milk cow. Phone 401-J-l. FOR SALE Model T Ford coupe, reasonable for cash. Call st Phone office, central Point. ONE female shepherd, a shepherd puppies. Call 1518, Dr. Philips. WANTED TO RENT-raaiT house, close In. Box 1602, Mall Tribune, 20c Anytime Children lOo LAST TIMES TONITE 2 FEATURES Charlotte Henry as "Alice In Wonderland" Tim McCoy In "Police Car 17" STARTS TOMORROW Spencer Tracy in "The Mad Game" Dally Mat. 1:45. Eve. 0:45 I .Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll, H Tracy in Rialto Comedy SPENCER TRACY MADGE Heywood Broun, world-famous Jour nalist and critlo, calls "The Show Off at the Rialto theater today and tomorrow "the best comedy that has yet been written by an American." Starring Spencer Tracy, the story Is human, believable, laugh-enter Midnight Show at Roxy Saturday On Saturday night, June 16, the most unusual show ever to come to Medford will be presented at the Roxy theater. Only one performance will be given of this Interesting show, and It will take place at midnight. "Scar let Love," the name of the astound ing feature, has In Its cast Conrad Nagel and Catherine Dale Owen. This production has been very sic ill fully made and deals with sex problems which occur In present day married life. Professor H. Shroud, who Is asso ciated with the show, presents In a very fine, but frank way, the amazing facts about marital life, proving that 90 per cent of all men commit atroc ious Indiscretions In marriage, due to Ignorance of sex laws. This la in deed a most unusual but honest Shows 1:45 4:00-9:00 mm Today and Thursday! The Daf f iest . . . Laffiest Screen Hit of the Year! r i n (3. .ADDED , Sterling Holloway ST 355 3ii& CARTOON "CONFIPFNTB" PARAMOUNT NKWS EVANS mSH0V-OFF tainment from start to finish. Tracy la a consummate egotist. He brags about everything, and gets Into one complication after another. His young wife, Madge Evans, stays with him as long as she can, but finally she too gives htm the gate. But It all comes out well In the end. revelation, which will undoubtedly startle and surprise everybody who la unfamiliar with scientific sex laws. The show throughout Is very inter esting and educational. However, ad mission will not be granted anyone under 18 years of age. Professor H. Paul Stroud's Holly wood Beauties will appear on the stage aa part of this very unusual show. Goes to Portland W. W. Allen left last evening for Portland, to attend a meeting In that city 01 Plymouth automobile dealers. Help nature clear up the blotches and make your skin lovelier the tare easy R way use bland eiroctive m esinol Adults 25 Kiddles 10c I 1 Here's the most laugh V ' able, lovable liar of them all! ; ? ' "vi He Built Castles In the Air hot air! lie talked about million! and didn't hnve cent In his pockets ... but when he told her "I love you", she married him In spite of himself! It's howl! $41 with MADGE EVANS Grant Mitchell Lois Wilson 4- V sr.:. ? s "Born April 1st Coming Thursday m.lu l.U ''"!" f ! ah A.? J 4 ' ' ' i Stand Up and Cheer P one of the most elaborate motion pictures ever created by Hollywood, will make Its appearance at the Crater ian tomor- 1 row. Among the many elements the film offers are hundreds of dazzling girls, a vocal chorus of B00, 1000 players, 333 scenes, 1200 wild animals and five bands of music. Moulded with this array of players, scenes and music, are five spectacular revue numbers that are mentioned as being the most lavish and pretentious ever to be undertaken. Each of these rythmic revues contains an authentic song hit. all of which are heralded as the dance tunes of the nation for 1034. The large cast Includes Warner Baxter, Madge Evans, James Dunn, John Boles, Ralph Morgan, and Stepln Fetchlt. In the supporting cast are number of leading personalities from the stage and radio, among whom are Sylvia Prooe, Jimmy Dallas, c I Bhow, I CTTirj I Mats . . S I 1:45 i '1, 1 I . J 1 ,1 Hrc . . !5o j 1:0(1-0:009 i 'jMjltlMilrri I Klddl" 10c rr yriMiiin iiiiiiiimiiiimism ENDS TONIGHT Weissmuller O'Sullivan "TARZAN and HIS MATE" Starting The loveliest . . mo beauteous Glrlst the most amazing of breath taking Spectacles! , the most novel Comedy Idea evert Revel In the fun. the magnitude the' 1001 surprises! 3 I If ' IVI u mm m WARNER MADGE EVANS JAMES DUNN "AUNT JEMIMA" MITCHELL STARS OF RADIu SCRUM STAOI 1000 PLAYERS SOO folllei Girl! S GREAT BANDS "Aunt Jemima," Nick Form, Mitchell and Ourant. Although musical In them, the screen play contains a story that la timely and topical. The president of the United States appoints a famous Broadway producer to the cabinet post of Secretary of Amusement. It 1 hla duty to help restore prosperity by re viving the spirits of the people. Se lecting the country's leading enter tainers, the producer proceeds to amuse the nation with magnificent and lavish stage productions. "Tarzan and His Mate' close lta run tonight. Postpone Meeting The meeting of the Phoenix Thursday club has been postponed until June 28, according to announcement issued.. DANCE TONIGHT St THE OAKS (End TV. Main off J'rlUe HI(hwaT) MEDFORD'S NEW OPEN AIR PAVILION DANCE TO DINT? MOORE S ORIGINAL LITTLE GIANTS! DANCING Every Sun., Wed., and Sat. Men 35d Ladies 104 HENRY DYNOE'S THREE PIECE' ORCHESTRA Playing Evenings at OASIS 101 SSOUTII CENTRAL. Excellent dance floor. Come and enjoy jour self. Tomorrow! - JOHN BOLES RALPH MORGAN STEPIN FETCHIT AND DURANT ' ls. ""Oil ft- ) 5SS