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MEDFORD ATT' TRTB-2TE, JIEDFOT3D, OREGON. TVEDSDTiY, IVTJGTTST 15, I93i. PAGE FIVE Local and John Holmer litre John Holmer of Prospect apent yesterday la Mediord. From persist W. W. Wllllts of Per alst waa In Medford Tuesday morning, and spent the afternoon In Ashland. From Prospect Mrs. H. B. Herrlck of Prospect Is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital, where she Is receiving medical care. V Choate In City J. T. Choate. tray llng representative of the Canadian National railway. Is a business visitor here today. Goes to Chicago Warren IJgett left by train today for Chicago, where he will visit his sister. Miss Viva Lig gett, who formerly resided here. Goes to Los Anjcles Mrs. E- L. Brewer of Los Angeles, who has been visiting In Medford. will leave this evening by train for her home. From Gold Hill Today C. L. Stud well of Gold Hill, In charge of the house of mystery there, was a busi ness visitor in Medford this morning. Has Tonsils Removed J. A. Mo Dougall this morning underwent an operation at the Sacred Heart hos pital for the removal of his tonsils. Loses Car V. D. Field. 23 Cottage street, reported to the city ponce jl. night that he had lost his automobile at 3 a. m. yesterday. Leaving for Salem Miss Sabrlna Thatcher Is leaving this evening lor Salem, where she plans to spend two weeks. Ordered Out of Town Henry An derson, S3, a native of Oklahoma, was arrested yesterday when begging from house to house on the east side. Po lice today ordered him to leave town. Mrs, Hicks Leaves Mrs. P. E. Hlcis of this city left this morning by train for Roseburg. where she will meet her husband, who Is coming from Marshfleld. CCC's Leave Duane Robinson of Portland and Victor Delucchl of San Francisco, who have been discharged from the CCC, left for their homes last evening on the Southern Pacific. Life Savers to Meet Members of the life saving corps will meet at the Katatorlum tonight at 7:30. according to announcement made this morning, which urged that all be present. t Leaves for Portland Etta Ounster of Portland, who has been spending the past week here, left on today's Shasta for her home. While here she visited Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wolga mott, the latter being her sister. Arrest Youth Billy Carpenter, 14. was arrested at Daynard's sawmill In the Dead Indian district yesterday by state police, on & warrant Issued out of Josephine county. The youth, with another 15-year-old boy, was charged with robbing a store at Selma, Ore., on two occasions. The boy was taken to Grants Pass by the officers. Convenience and Economy Stop In OAKLAND Hotel San Pablo offers! Comfort without Extravagance Centra Location RATES: 91.00 to IL75 FREE GARAGE MODERN COFFEE SHOP Directions to Hotel: Stay on Main Highway (San Pablo Avenne) directly to 20th St. Management -(lARRY 8. STRANG ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME MAY BE FOUND at The Broztell A Distinctive Hotel 7i 9C -j trri ' I;, -IT W IT W, ... .'l b m ' a -!.? mm It IS EASILY accessible to shop pine anil theatrical center, churches, llbrarlrt, parks and transportation lines. La 1 lei traveltnc without ewort III appreciate the atmosphere ol lecurlty and rest It offer. Etery room with tub and ihower. Room With Bath $1.50 Hotel Broztell Fifth Ave. & 27th St., N. V. Personal I'ndergoei Operation O. Hlggln botham ol thla city underwent a ma jor operation th La morning at the Sacred Heart hospital. Receive Treatment Mr a. O. H. Wattenburger of Talent la receiving medical treatment at the Sacred Heart hospital. Farrell In Medford Erneat rarrell, representing the Union Pacific com pany, la a visitor in Medford today from Portland. t Leaves Here Tonight Elmo Chaae, manager of Chaae Co., florists, of Eugene, who haa been In Medford a few days on business, -will return to Eugene this evening. Mr. Martlndale Here Wm. M&rtln dale, representative of the traffic de partment of the American Railway Express company, is In Medford for a few days from San Francisco, at tending to business matters. Plane Arrives Here Lea Bowman of Los Angeles, who has been visiting at the Northwest Fish Fur And Game farm. Is expected to leave for the south today In his plane, which ar rived this morning from Los Angeles. Completes Visit Here Miss Marie Chevlgny of Alberta, Canada, who has been visiting her brother, Joseph Chevlgny, for the past month, left today on the Shasta for her home, Miss Chevlgny also spent soma time In California. Returns to Hood River Melvln Sherreib of Hood River, who visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sanger of Little Applegate for che past three weeks, left today fur his home, making the trip nortj on the I Shasta. j On Business Here Mrs. E. T. Bur- i dette and little Altars Cummlngs of Rogue River were in Medford this morning attending to business mat ters. They arrived here on the Ore gon lan, end left at 10:45 on the Shasta. I eaves Hospital Dave Penoe of Trail, who has been a patient In the Community hospital, left yesterday, and Is staying at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Dlts worth, in Medford. Mrs. Pence Is also spending a few days In Medford. Vacation In North Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ege, who attended to business matters in Medford, have gone to Portland to spend two weeks vaca tioning. Their home is In San Fran cisco, and Mr. Ege represents the Fidelity and Casualty company of New York. Robinson In Hospital Tom Rob inson, city traffic officer, Is In the St. Vincent's hospital m Portland, where he Is expected to undergo an operation this week. Robinson will probably be in the hospital for about two weeks, a telegram received today by Chief of Police Clatous McCredle stated, Special Prayer Meeting A special prayer meeting will be held at the First Christian church tonight, start ing at 7:45 o'clock, under leadership of Walter O. Crank. Topic for the evening will be "How our Bible came down to us." All are Invited to at tend and gain information on how the Bible was handed down through the ages. Examiner This Week Ward Mc Reynolds, examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be In Medford from 0 a. m. to 8 p. m. on Saturday of this week, on a special trip, according to information received by the police, McReynolda was unable to give exam inations to all applicants last week, and for that reason 1s returning here for a day. He will also be here on Friday and Saturday of the following week. Ingram Arrested William R. In gram, 35, a salesmen from Eugene, was arrested yesterday by the state police, on charges of reckless driving. Jngram was scheduled to appear be fore Justice of the Peace W. R. Cole man In this city. August 22. The complaint states that Ingram passed two long rows of cars at an excessive rate of speed, narrowly averting a head-on collision each time. The ar rest was made on the Pacific highway south of Phoenix. Announce Oldeon Meet The Ore gon and Washington Gideons' state convention will be held In Corvallla i Saturday, Sunday and Monday (Labor I day), September 1-3, according to an nouncement received here today. Dele gates will be provided lodging and breakfast during the convention, and special low rates for meals arranged for visitors. Further information may be obtained by writing George Waldo, secretary, 118 North 21st, Corvallis. 20c Anytime Children 10o ENDS TONITE BOUND YOUNG HIS DOUBLE LIFE' illlllllllllllllllllllll!ll!!lllllllillli, TOMORROW Leaves for Seattle Jack Murray left last evening by train for Seattle, where he has employment. He might also attend the University of Wash ington, according to present plans. Visits the Franklins Nell Dorm an of Nevada. Mo., who arrived here to day on the Oregonian, will spend two or three days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Franklin, before con tinuing to California to visit. Oat man Returns William F. Oat man returned to his home In Med ford the first of the week from Los tine, Ore., where be visited his sla ter, Mrs. C. R. Nolan, and family for the past several weeks. Mr. Wortman Better J. F. Wort man, who has been 111 since the first of June, Is now able to be up, and able to come In to Medford from his place on the Paclflo highway Just south of town. leaves for California Art Endrls, local manager of the Sperry Flour Co., left for northern California yes terday morning, and will return Fri day. Mr. Endrls will then leave by tral n for Port 1 and to spend a f e w days atendlng to business. Guests of Fllllngers Mr. and Mrs. Will Tory and son Keith of Sumner, Ore., and Mrs. Cora E. Wryly are guests in Medford of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Filllnger, having arrived here from a tour through the south, which took them Into Mexico. Mrs. Woody, mother of Mrs. F'Jinger, plans to re main here for a extended visit. The Torys will continue on to their home at Sumne?, RE E T With home repair loans from the government available under the na tional housing act, considerable in terest Is being manifested by home owners In remodeling. As a feature of this program in southern Oregon, the Jackson County Building and Loan association made public today a plan of completely remodeling one of their properties with accurate, care ful check on costs for the benefit of home owners. The house at 1506 West Main street, In almost dilapidated conditions, has been selected by officials of the asso ciation and workmen will begin im mediately on completely renovating the property. Local labor and ma terials will be used and, when the remodeling is completed, cost figures will be made public. People of this city will be Interested In viewing this property now so that they may see the posibllltles of renovating old houses. LOSES TWO F WILLIAMS CREEK, Aug. 15. (Spl.) R. F. Lewman had two fingers cut off of his left hand one day last week and another badly lacerated, while putting hay Into the barn. Hla fingers got caught In the rope of the fork, drawing him up Into the air to the hay window, before he succeeded In making the others hear. He was rushed Immediately to Grants Pass for treatment. "Journal of Crime" At Studio Today Ruth Chatter ton comes to the Studio theater today in "Journal of a Crime." The drama depicts the devastating effects of a murder on the conscience of a sensitive and reftr.M woman, although that murder waa committed to save her home from a love pirate. Besides this emotional side there Is much thrilling action. Adolphe Menjou plays opposite her. TALENT GRANGE TO SEE DIAMOND JUBILEE FILM Talent Grange will meet Thursday evening with a covered dish dinner at 7:30 for the members and their families. At 8:30 the Diamond Jubilee parade pictures will be shown. Visitors will be welcome. No admission will be charged for the pictures. An egg deteriorates In storage be cause tt Is ''digesting Itself" through a chemical called trypsin that acts on the egg white. Adults 20c llll TODAY and THURSDAY The Great Chatterton Playing Her Heart Out in a Role that Will Haunt Your Dreams! JOURIifll OF n CRiffii: CLAIRE D0DD ri-ts Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumitin "ON APPROVAL" CARTOON "THE FATAL NOTE" NEWS RKLX P ON CUBE BUTTER PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 15. (AP) Premium of at least per pound was being offered above the produce exchange quotation for cube butter on the market here today. There waa no change in the egg price, but real freeh eggs were be low demands. Trading In the chicken market w , alow, but ateady, with prices un changed. Dressed turkeys, especially hens, were finding call. Local dressed meat values were down somewhat for country killed calves. Veal and hogs well as beef remained In good crl. Tomato sslea wve active under the new code who!dsale minimum price of 40o box. Peach r.arket was fairly active with cr.f call for The Dalles and Willamette valley auppllea. Markets' Livestock. PORTLAND. Aug. 15. CAT TLE 163; calves 31; steady, unchanged. HOGS 300; active, 15c higher. Light weight, good and choice, $5.10-6.15; medium weight, "good and choice, 95.40-6.15; heavyweight, good and choice, t4.65-5.60; packing aowa, me dium and good. 3.60-4.25; feeder and stocker pigs, good and choice, $3.40 3.85. SHEEP 700; active, lambs 25c high er. Lambs, good and choice, 95.00 6.25; common and medium, 93.75- 5.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Aug. 15. (AP) But ter Print, A grade. 2714c: parchment wrapped cartons. 28 Vic; quantity pur chases Ho tt 1; B grade, parch ment wrapped, 27c; do, cartons, 28c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade delivery at least twice weekly, 26 3 27c lb.; country routes. 23 25c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 25 13 26c, coun try routes, 20 d 21c; C grade at market, EGGS Sales to retailers: Private firms, specials, 26c; extras, 24c; ex tra fresh extras, brown, 23c; stand ards, 22c; fresh mediums, 22c; me dium firsts, 20c; pullets, 16c; checks, 17 18c; bakers, 16c dozen. Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh specials. 23c; extras, 21c; extra mediums, 18 9 18c; medium firsts, 15c; pullets, 14c; undergrades, 14c per dozen. COUNTRY MEATS-rrSpring lambs, 10(8llo. Others unchanged. ONIONS Oregon, 80 (3860 per B0 1b. bag; Walla Walla, 70 75c per cental. NEW POTATOES Oregon Bur banks, 60 a 05c 50 lbs.; Yakima Gems, No. 1, 91.20 cental. CANTALOUPES Standards, 91. 25 rl.35; Dlllard $1.65(1.76 per crate; old-fashioned musk melon, 91 per crate. WOOL 1934 clip, nominal; Wil lamette valley, medium, 20c lb.; fine or half-blood, 20c; lamb, 18o lb.; east ern Oregon, 17 20c lb. Cheese, milk, poultry, strawberries and hay, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Aug. 15. (AP) "Wheat: Open , High Low Close May .9214 .93' .921-4 M Sept. .8fl .80 14 JR6 .So Dee. 874 .87 .87H Cash: Big Bend bluest m, 89c; dark hard winter, 13 per cent, 94c; dark hard winter, 11 per cent, 89c; soft white, western white, northern spring and western red, 84c; bard winter, 86c. -Oata: No. 9 white 431.00. Hdd,l DANCE To the Ultlnf strains of th. Direction REO FIFF.B MELODY BOYS Dreamland Men 36o Ladies lOo Kiddies IOC ADOLPHE MENJOU GEORGE BARBIER I II Leslie Howard "51 - T Stic. V. Leslie Howard and Bette Davis are the two principals In the strange love affair of W. Somerset Maugham's "Of Human Bondage," at the Craterian theater for today and tomorrow. Dealing with the love of a lame, sensitive, well bred artist-medical Corn: No. 2 eastern yellow 935.25; mill-run standard, 920.00, Today's car receipts: wheat 178; barley 3; flour 0; corn 4; oats 8. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Aug. 15. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept., old.. l.OUa l-01t 1.00B l.Olifc New 1.01 Vi l.OHi l.OOi's 1.01 Dec, old.... 1.04 1.044 1.024 1.034 New 1.04 1.044 l-O-'i 1.034 May . 1.0714 1.074 1.05 1.06 ft San Francisco Butt erf at SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15. (AP) First grade butterfat 28c, f. o. b. San Francisco. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Aug. 15. (AP) A shift ox bullish attention from ln flatlon shares such as non-ferrous metals, o building supply atocks, failed to stir up much enthusiasm In the stock market today, and price trends were mixed at the close. Sales approximated S80.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 sel ected stocks follow: Al. Chem. U Dyo 137 Am. Can 60 (i Am. & Fgn. Pow . A. T. & T. Anaconda 111 124 47 1374 26 39H 27'4 33 19 !4 21, 88H 29'.4 Atch. T. & 8. F. Bendlx Avla. ...... Beth. Steel - California Pack'g. K Cataplllar Tract. Chrysler . Coml. Solv Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont Gen. Foods Oen. Mot. .. , 39 V , 20 4 Int. Harvest. , I. T. & T. Johns-Mnn. . Monty ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet B!4 44W 32 13V, 57 !4 17 Radio '4 Sou, Pac Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. . Trans. Amer. . 1 . 19 . 35 . 4414 Hurry ! Ends Tomorrow Night ! A Riot of Adventure and Laffs! 1 Constance CUMMINGS FRI Even the president of a have his weak moments ASM At Craterian student for an unworthy woman held "in bondage" bv the girl's strange attraction, the picture ahowa how the man s Clinging aicaniaany w such a love can only Dring cusasier in th end. France Dee. Kay John son and Reginald Denny have fea tured roies. Union Csrb. 41 Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel . 15 33 Spencer Tracy in Pictures at Rialto "Looking for Trouble." starring Spencer Tracy, which opened at the Rialto theater last night, offers some of the most definitely thrilling and entertaining film fare of which this reviewer haa partaken in many moona. The story deala with a little known phase of life that of the professional "trouble shooter." the telephone linesman whose business It Is to sea that the wires are kept clear through blizzard, fire, storm or earthquake. Spencer Tracy, cast as foreman of a group of these adventurous lada who brave every catclyam of nature ao that communication between man and man may not be Interrupted, brings to the portrayal of his role a virility which makes It one of the most con vincing parts he haa ever played on the screen. Jack Oakte, who plays his assistant, Is responsible for much of ths sparkling humor which kept last night's audlenca chuckling with mirth. Get your Crocks at Hubbard Bros. 14 gal. to 15 gal. DANCE TONIGHT at THE OAKS (End of We3t Main) Rainier on Tap Music by The Oak, Orchestra Dancing every Wednesday and Sunday Hon 35c Just a couple of wise guys looking for nifty dames and shooting trouble for the phone company I It's a great show I Arline JUDGE - SAT matrimonial bureau may . ava L vir W i thn n,r ,ot tn s.dIflBoir ,, STUART ERWIN SKEETS GALLAGHER ROCHELLE HUDSON GIVEN LOIR RATES W. J. Martlndale, traffle agent for the Railway Express agency, who ar rived here yeaterday from San Fran clsoo, announced today that a great reduction, affective today, Is being made in airway express rates. These changes will be affective on the Unit ed Air Lines ships through Med- xom. The reductions, Mr. Martlndale said, show a decrease of about two- thirds from Hating of three years ago. The changes are affective throughout the Railway Express sys tem. The minimum charge is now 85 cents, Instead of a dollar as prev iously, according to Mr. Martlndale. FOR DREDGE EXPERTS Unted Statea Civil Service commis sion haa announced several open competitive examinations, applica tions for which must be on file with secretary. Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, U. 8. Engineer Depart ment at Large, Qlaagow, Mont., not later than August 39. The open poeltlona are: Dredge run ner (cutter he ad suction pipeline dredge); master, dredge; mate, dredge. and chief operator, power sub-station (for filling the position of fore man, power aub-statlon). Competitors will not be required to report for examination at any place, but will be rated on their ex perience and fitness. Shows 7:00 - 0:00 TODAY and THURSDAY HE LOVED HER WITH A PASSION STRONGER THAN LOVE' lyy Ngia:!!.1 W. Somerset Maugh- . J V.X, V? 'ami mat norcl .' --WfW's now an even greater ! -l&fcfZ if I notion picture! I V$$i$iv'If t si) T II I t 'm yt I With bnrnlnc soul ha II f - sfvC"; J worshipped her . . . II ( " Th 1 1 VI i . an Idol cold as lest... 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