MEDFORD MAIL' TEEBUra. BEDFORD. OREGON'. WEDNESDAY. .TEXT 18, 1934
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Goe to Portland Rlno E. Rolkleo
of th CCO left today by train for
Portland. j
Blanchard In Medford O. 5. BUn
ehard, attorney at Grant pau, apent
Testrd&T here attending to bualntaa.
Collier to Spokane Mra. A. D.
Collier and children left on tha 0.'
gonlan laat evening, en route to Spo
kane. Guest In Medford Mlaa Jo Appla
gate of Aahland la the house gueat in
Medford of Mlaa Oeorga Webb for i
few daya.
At Hot Springs Ladies of the Tlrat
M. E. church enjoyed a swimming
party on Tuesday at the Jtvckaon Hot
Springs.
Scouts Enjoy Swim Girl Scout
from Phoenix enjoyed a swimming
party and picnic at the Jackaon Hot
fipringa Tueaday.
Leaves for Eugene Clyde S. Rich
ardson, who la with the department
of Internal revenue, left yesterday by
train for Eugene.
Bustners Visitor According to the
Ashland Tidings, Manley Brower of
that city was a business visitor In
Medford Monday.
Goes to Chicago Charles Dekato
CCC enrolle at the South Fork of tne
Rogue camp, left by train Tueaday
evening for Chicago.
Plan Swim Party Employee of thf
Montgomery Ward stores of Medford
and Klamath Palls will have a swim
ming party at the Jackson Hot Springs
Sunday.
Robinson In Hospital Tom Robin
son, city traffic officer, la a patient
at the Sacred Heart hospital, where
yesterday he underwent a minor op
eration. Reports Accident John Locke re
ported to the city police this morn
ing that hla car struck a Copco true,
parked In front of Flchtner'a Garage,
Ir.st evening.
Visits Sister George Harrington,
who la employed at Crater Lake na
tional park, la spending a couple of
days in Ashland with hla slater. Mrs.
Rfllph Johnson.
Has Appendix Removed Dale Bar
zelton of Redding, Cal., underwent an
emergency operation for the removal
of his appendix yesterday at the Sac
red Heart hospital.
Returns North Ted Mesch, who
represents the Knight Packing com
pany, and who has been attending
to business matters in Mid ford, loft
lest evening for the north.
Undergoes Operation Mra. Glen
McOoy of Trail, who has been reoelV'
Ing medical care at the Sacred Heart
hospital alnce July 13, today under
went a major operation.
c
Mrs. Pierce Home Mra. H. M. Fierce
of 38 Vancouver avenue, waa able to
return to her home from the Sacred
Heart hospital. She waa reported In
a much Improved condition.
McGuire to Camp Lieutenant
Cvril H. McGuire. who returned to
Medford thla week from Chicago, has
reported for duty at the Upper Rogue
CCC camp near Union Creek.
At Soda Springs Mra. Clarence
Boyd and son Wayne of Roseburg.
Mra. Everett Eads and son. John Eadk.
arc spending the week at the Bad
summer home at Dead Indian Sola
Sprlnga.
Last Times Tonite
2 FEATURES
'8 Girls In A Boat"
PLUS
"One Is Guilty"
Starts Tomorrow-Another Big Double Bill
"SHADOWS
OF
Sing Sing"
TONIGHT 7:30
FEEE!!
Talking Pictures
BARNEY OLDFIELD
in
"HELL DRIVERS"
Alio
Rolling Plymouth Over a Cliff
Come and See How PYM0UTHS &re
Engineered Built Tested
ARMSTRONG
38 North Rivenide.
Chrr.ler and Plymouth Dealers
look t..r the nir r hr; ir-Ph month fign on North Rlter.lde
Personal
Leaves for North Mra. E. P. Mc
Donald left on today's Shasta for New
Westminster, 6. C.
Haa Major Operation P. O. Stanley
underwent a major operation today
at the Community hospital.
In Bedford Today Mra. Grace E.
Pellet', rf the Griffin creek aectton.
and granddaughter, Mlaa Ing rid Pa
deraen of Yreka. Cal., were shopping
in Medford today.
Visit Mrs. Kenney Mr. and Mra.
Tracy Boeratler and brother of Co-'
tatl. Cal.. visited with Mrs. T. J. Ken-!
ney of Medford recently, on thtlr way
north. Mra. Boeratler la Mra. Kenney'
niece.
Exhibit Apples Two large Buden
helmer apples from the Rogue place
on the old Central Point road, are
on exhibit today in the Chamber of
Commerce. One apie weighs one
pound, 10 ounoea.
On Business Visit Emory Llaton.
representative of Certainteed Prod
ucts. Inc., of San Francisco, wlti.
headquarters In Chlco, Cal., waa a
bust ne as visitor In Medford today,
calling on local dealers.
Arrives from East Mra. Jennie Ehr
hart, mother of George Ehrhart of
Medford, arrived here last evening
from Mel wood City, Pa., to make her
home in Medford. Mra. Ehrhart left
the e is tern city Prlday morning.
Captain Church Here Captain
Henry C. Church, commanding officer
at Camp MerM. cf the Civilian Con
servation corps, was a visitor at d'j
trlct headquartera yesterday and to
day, attending to official matters.
Shopping In Medford Included
among out-of-town shoppers in Med
for today were Mrs. P. G. Sweden
burg of Aahland, Mra. George Trelcn
ler of Central Point, Mrs. P. A.
Daugherty and Miss Laura Burson of
Phoenix and Mra. L. Hatfield of Cen
tral Point.
Expect New Recruits A special
train la leaving Chicago tomorrow,
carrying several hundred additional
recuits from the sixth corps area for
the Civilian Conservation corps camps
in the Medford district, it waa learned
at district headquartera today. The
men will be placed in the camps here
to fill the quotas.
Insurance Men Here George Swelg
her of Portland, northwest represen
tative for the Ohio National Life In
surance company, and A. B. Evans of
Salem, general agent for the same
company In Oregon, conferred yes
terday with C. N. Culy, district man
ager for the Ohio Life Insurance or
ganization, with headquartera in
Medford.
Camera Club to Meet Medford
Camera club open meeting for July
will be devoted to the principle of
artistic landscape photography, with
several mem Mrs giving their Ideas,
followed by a general discussion. All
interested in photography or paint
ing are invited to thla meeting to
morrow evening at a o'clock In the
courthouse auditorium.
On Inspection Karl L. Janouch.
Rogue River national forest super
visor, and J. P. Campbell of the forest
offices in Portland, left yesterday on
an inspection trip in the Klamath
district. They are to vlalt the newly
constructed lookout house at Pelican
Butte, and also on Ashland Peak
The latter house waa completed late
last fall, and two CCC men have
been placel there as lookouts.
ANYTIME
Children 10c
"The House
or
Mystery"
MOTORS, Inc.
Phone 18
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Livestock.
PORTLAND, July i8. (JP) CAT
TLE: 25; quotably steady, unchanged.
HOGS: 300; strong to 10c higher;
lightweight, good and choice, M75
5.75; medium weight, good and cho.ee
$510-5.75.
SHEEP: 500; weak to SAo lower;
lambs, good and choice. $5.50-6 00;
common and medium, $4 50-5 50.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Julr 18 (P Whul:
Open High Lev Clost
July 81 81', 81 Bl'j
Sept. Bl'J 83 81i 83
Dec. 83 84 83 i 84
Cash: Big Bend blueatem. 83; duk
hard winter. 13 per cent., 87; do. 11
per cent., 83; soft white, western
white, hard winter, northern spring
and western red, 81.
Oats: No. 3 white. 27.00.
Corn: No. 3 E. yellow, 29.23.
Mtllrun standard, 20.00.
Today's car receipts: wheat 7; Tour
8; corn 3; oats 5; nay 1.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, July 18. (AP) But
ter Prlnta, A grade, 24c; parchment
wrapped cartons, 25c; quantity pur
chased '.c lb. less; B grade, parch
ment wrappers. 23'ie: cartons, 24sC.
BUTTER PAT Portland delivery, A
grade delivered at least twice weekly.
21 923c; country routes, IB s 20c lb.;
B grade or delivery fewer than twice
weekly, Portland, 20 iff 22c; country
routes, 17(3 19c; C grade at market.
EGGS Sales to retailers Private
firma: Specials, 24c: extras, 22c; ex
tra fresh,. extra brown, 22c; standard.
20c: fresh mediums, 20c; medium
firsts, 18c; checks. 17c; bakers 15c
dozen.
EGGS Sales to retailers Co-ops:
Oversize, 24c; extra, 22c; standard.
19c; mediums, 20c dozen.
EGGS Buying price of wholesalera:
Fresh specials, 2021c; extra, 19it20c;
extra mediums, 17c dozen; medium
firsts, 14f15c; pulleta. 13(jl4c; un
dergrade. 13 iff 14c dozen.
ONIONS New. California wax. $1 50
cental; red, fel; yellow. $1.25 per 50
lb. box: Walla Walla. $1.60 cental.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
poultry, potatoes, strawberries, canta.
loupes, wool and hay, steady and un
changed. Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. July 18. (IP) Wheat:
Open High Low CloM
July old.. 98', .99", 98'4 .98
New 99s, .99 98', .95.14
Sep old-1.00'4 l.OHi .99i LOO',
New ..1.00 l.OHi .99!i l-OI'j
Dee. old 102 i 1.02i 1.01 1.0174
New ..1.02 -.03 1.03 1.01 1.01V,
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, July 18. (AP) Al
though the trading volume today
dropped aubatantlally under that of
yeaterday, etocka generally pointed
upward for gaina of fractlone to two
or more pointe. A more hopeful view
of the Pacific coast strike situation
aided sentiment. The close was firm.
Transfers approximated only 440.000
hares.
Today's closing prlcea for 33 selected
stocks follow:
Am. Can 100;
Am. & Fgn. Pow 7i
A. T. tfe T 113
Anaconda - 14Vi
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California Psck'g.
Caterpillar Tract.
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DuPont
Gen. Foods
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U. S. Steel
Pan Frand.cn Mutterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 18. UP1
First grade butterfat 241, t. o.b. S:n
Francisco.
Evport Wheat.
PORTLAND, July 18. i Emerg
ency Export corporation today bid
cents bushel for country wheat
for foreign shipment.
Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE. July 18. (Spl.)
Mra. L. Com beat la reported 111 at her
home here.
A near tragedy occurred last week
on Big Apple Rate, when the small ao.i
of Mr. ana Mra. Charles Ivte waa near
ly drowned. Hearing the crlex of hla
aix-year-eld son WlUr, Mr. Ivie rush-;
ed to his rescue. j
Walter Whitney waa a caller In
Central Point Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Backus are
the parent of a baby girl, born July
IS.
Ed Coffman la quite 111 at the home
of his mother In Medford. Sam Cow
man returned home Monday after
spending the paat week with his eon.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ravener apent
Sundav nieht w!t. fchntr rtfliiirhtr
Mra. Oeoree Hollincaworth in Med-1
ford.
Alec Norrls haa been quite 111 at hla
home here for some time.
Stanley Shaffer, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Shaffer, partly aevered 1:1s
foot with an tx at hla home here
recently. Stanley is able to go about
on crutchea.
Ernest and Albert Olaon and Rofcir
Card were Butte Palis callera Sunday
morning.
Bud Mitchell left S.nnday for the
Boy Scout camp at Lake o' the Woods.
to spend a week.
Mr. and Mra. Hubert DeHaaa visited
the home of Mr. DeHaas' parent. Mr
and Mra. J. D. DeHaaa. here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moore of Butte
Falls were recent callers here.
Mlaa Burdette Dunnington and Mlas
Francea Clark have returned from a
camping trip at Cantrall's awtmmlns
John Hueners and crew have been
busy the past week and thla wec.A
threshing his crop of wheat and bar
ley. John Coffman of Tuba City, Cal.,
visited relatives here the first part of
the month.
Mr. and Mra. Ed Cantrall and
daughter Leota, visited Grandma
Cantrall and Amy Dow last week.
Mrs. Fred Butcher and children
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Clever Comedy Team at Craterian
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey.
whoat madcap adventures have en-
livened many a picture, are back
again In their newest comedy, "Cock,
eyed Cavaliers," opening a four-day
run at the Craterian theater today.
With the locale a mythical monarchy
have returned home, after visiting
her slater, Mrs. George Tranta, at
Butte Falls. Mlas Freda Butcher re
turned to Butte Falls to spend sev
eral daya.
Mr. and Mra. Ike Coffman spent
Sunday at Star Gulch, vlalt lng Horace
Ounderson.
A forest fire started on Jack's creek
late Saturday afternoon and spread
rapidly over the Jacksonville hill.
McLeod
McLEOD, July 18. (Spl.) An epi
demic or summer flu has been going
around the last week. Among the
most severe cases reported are Jim
Rodgers and Gun Dltnworth, who have
both been confined to the house,
while a few children have had slight
attacks.
Roy Vaughn spent several days at
home with his family over the week
end.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Train at their homo July 12.
Ralph Train has enlisted with the
Annie Springs CCC.
Mrs. McFarland, Mhs Erma Glass
and Bill Cadwallader spent Sunday
at their homes.
Harry Harding visited hla family at
Crater Lake Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kurti. are lo
cated In Mr. Hoag'a cabin by the
bridge, where they are contemplating
making their home for the coming
winter. Mrs. Kurtz la a sister to
Dale and Jim Sawyer.
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DANCE
TONITE
kitSt Music h.v
ffr
Dreamland 1
8. Oregon's Hottest Dunce Band I : u
Men 36o Ladies 10c I (?
, In days when knighthood waa In
newer, Wheeler and Woolsey proceed
to bring In modern songs and gaga
and frolic wkith Thelma Todd and
i Dorothy Lee. Noah Beery offers a
J big surprise In singing a number with
1 gusto and a fine voice.
W. D. Coburn spent the week end i
with his family.
Harry Mclntyre haa Joined the Un-!
Ion Creek CCC.
Little Billy Coburn. who trlea his
best to fulfill his daddy's place dur
ing hla absence, has waged a cam
paign against gophera raiding the
family garden. Billy uses poison bar
ley and finds It highly effective, but
was surprised when he discovered one
of their 60-pound porkers sacrificed
for the cause.
Jnmca Thomas la helping Oua Dlts
worth with hla haying.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughn and
sons attended a birthday party hon
oring Mrs. Vaughn's mother, Mra.
Dave Pence, last Sunday.
It Is reported that local camp
grounds are enjoying increased busi
ness over the last several years. Fish
ing is also steadily Improving and
good catches of atcelhesds are now
bring made.
Constance Cummings
Heads Cast At Rialto
A love story, vividly human, pack
ing a fine sentimental wallop and
taking fine advantage nf many tne-
atrr elements. Is what you can ex
pect In Glamour, now at the Rialto
theater It la both romantic and
dramatic, yet not lacking In comedy
STARTS TODAY!
I
A Tayle of Olden Chivalric to Make
the Bellic Shake With Madde Delight!
The Louts Are Out of Gaol Again!
contrasts and with an exceptional
cast giving life to the widely-read
Edna Ferber story.
One of the outstanding point. Is
the picture, realism, dealing with a
situation which almost every man
and woman haa either experienced
or dreamed about,
Ths ,tory opens with a girl who
wants both a career In the theater
and, at the same time, loved. Con
stance Cummlr.gs, In the role of
Linda, a small-ttmt chorus girl, man
age to achieve a frlendrhlp with
Paul Lukas. a auccesstul and glam
orous composer. Comes fame, ro
mance, marriage and a baby,
A big timer now, she la attracted
to Phillip Reed, playing tha part of ;
Lorer.ro Valentl, whom the discovers j
In a Bohemian, cafe, and Induces the '
manager to give him a Job In her
show Lukas sacrifices his hopes for
happiness when the two confess
their love, and consents to divorce.
Then to London, where Valentl's suc
cess and mode of life parallel Lin
da's rise to fame. Then cornea the
punch of the picture, In which Linda,
disllusloned, returns to America only
to find everything In a turmoil
Has Injured Spine F. H. Baker of
Oold Hill is In the Community hos
pital receiving treatment for an In
jured spine, suffered yesterday after
noon whn he fell 29 feet, at a gold
mine In that section. He was repot t
ed resting easily this afternoon.
DANCE
Saturday Night
UKLAMLAIND
CLARE ASH
Present, His
DANCE ORCHESTRA
and the Domino Club Review
Monte Ballon
Curt Durnalde
Three. Kings
Hill Billys
Renne Recant!
Tod Short
Men 40e
Ladles 10o
Featuring
Georgia Lee
In her fascinating
FAN DANCE
and her exotic
M.AVE DANCE
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TOO FAST, THINKS
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(Contlnueo from page one)
for me to live there. I have and al
ways shall have the greatest admira
tion and affection for Mr. McAdoo."
The senator, who did not contest
the action, said she "correctly stated
the reasons for the separation."
The court approved a property set
tlement, which waa not made public,
and awarded first custody of the
children. Eleanor. 19, and Faith, 14,
to Mrs. McAdoo.
Henry Grlvi. attorney for Mrs. Mc
Adoo aald: "Each step waa taken ac
cording to the rules of court and law.
Under the rules It could have been
done even faster. If Judge Collier
wants to Investigate he la perfectly at
liberty to do so."
Senator McAdoo Is 70 years old;
Mrs. McAdoo 43. Mr. McAdoo's first
wife. Sarah Fleming McAdoo, died in
1913.
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