Locdl and
Ooes to Omaha Jullua Promm lelt
today on the Shasta for Omaha, Web.
Visit Beach Mr. and Mr. A. R.
Clement apent the weet-tnd at Cres
cent City.
Leaves for Chicago Grace Globe
last night left on the Southern Pa
cific, en route east to Chicago.
Mr. O'Kelly Leaves Mis. Fred O'
Key waa ft passenger on the Shaata
last evening, going to Merced, CaUf.
pews In Meolorfl Mr. and Mrs. Rog
er Dw and am all child of Klamath
Palls, wero Medford visitors yester
day. CCC Men Leave Ten CCC enrollees
"V from Illinois, who have been dis
charged, left last evening by train for
Chicago.
Business Visitor Captain Albert T.
Anderson, commanding officer at
Camp Rand, was In Medford on busi
ness Tuesday.
Back from lAke Dr. and Mrs. R.
W. Clancy and Mra. Charle Palm re
turned to Medford Monday alter va
cationing at Diamond laXe.
Leave for Banrfon Mra. Charles
Palm and Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Eldridge
left last night for Bandon to spend
several days.'
Ha nlan Fined Ardle Hanlan, 62,
nns fined $10 In city court this morn
ing on charges of being drunfc In pub-
$ j Uc. City police made the arrest.
ti
Returns from Portland W. W. Hoag-
land, of the local Mason Barman ot-
I flees, returned to Medford Tuesd&i
I w morning after spending the week-end
I'm Portland.
i
I On Trip to Coast Mr. and Mrs.
i Prod Powell left here Sunday for
Marshfield and other coast cities.
They expect to return to Medford
i Sept. 8.
f On Trip South Ben B. Harder.
president of the First National bank,
1 and M. D. Field of the California Ore-
gon Power company, left on the fihas-
;,r ta Tuesday evening, for San Pran-
i: Cisco.
; Dr. Beucler Mores Dr. Co ride A.
I Beucler. of Medford, a contract sur-
i geon on duty with the CCC, left
Tuesday for Camp Tyee near Roseburg.
? Dr. Beucler has been at Camp Rand
for the past year.
Officers In City Ueut. Cyril H. Mc
Gulre, of Camp Upper Rogue, wa in
Medford on official business Wednes
day. Captain John R. Merrill, of
Camp Wineglass, and Captain Estley
L. Parley, of Camp Hilt, were also
' visitors at the Medford ditrlct head-
y quarter.
Sew Officers Assigned Two new of
ficers reported for duty in the Med
ford CCC district Monday. First Lieut.
Robert 3. Bower, Infantry-Reserve, of
Hollywood. CaUf., waa assigned to
Cnrnp Rand and Fttst Lieut. William
H. Drl&coll. Field Artillery Reserve, of
Eureka. Utah, was assigned to Camp
Upper Rogue.
Arrive by Train Mrs. W. P. Lemke
of Eugene, accompanied by her grand
son Wayne Pack of Medford, arrived
here on the Oregonlan this morning.
Wayne haa been spending tfc past
two weeks in Eugene. Mrs. Lempke
will be the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Eula Peck. She plana to return
to her home tomorrow.
Aetire Club Meets At the meeting
of the Active club at the Medford
hotel last evening, President Chester
Hubbard related amusing Incidents
occurring on his recent trip to the
World's fair. Announcement waa made,
by the president that an Interesting
prnjrram of entertainment has been
planned for next Tuesday's meetng.
Open Offices Here Office of the
newly organized Valley Adjustment
Bureau, incorporated, were opened
this week m the Palm building at
107 East Main street. R. E. Munter,
manager, was engaged in similar busi
ness in Los Angeles, CaUf tor five
years previous to locating in Medford.
Collections and credit Investigations
are the new adjustment bureau's specialties.
TONITE
To (he lining strain of the
MELODY BOYS
Direction REO FIFER
Dreamland
Men 35c Ladies lOo
Conrenipnre anfl Economy
Stop an OAKLAND
Hotel San ?ablo offert:
Comtort
vlthoat Extra ra(rsnc
Cfntral Location
RATES: t.00 to I.T4
FlltB GtR.tGB
MODERN COfTEE SHO
lltrtctlont to Uotcl: 5ta; on
Main llttnva; (San Patilo
T,nnt) olwtlj to Kith 8t.
Manacrmcnt
HtRRr B. STRAVO
1
Personal
Out on BaI)M. A. StOM, J. ni
released from tht city Jail on I0
ball todaj. Having been arrested last
evening by ctty police on ohargea ot
being drunk in a public place. '
...
Retuma Home T. E. Wlle7, man
ager ot the lead atoie at Central
olnt. returned to hi home lh lat
ter part of the trees', much Improved.
He had been In the Community hos
pital for a week. lufferng from blood
poisoning.
...
Pays tor Fence Seplone Trojl o!
Mediord. who lost a wheel to his ar
while driving down tne highway near
Phoenix at a. -3D a. m., Tuesday, badly
damaged the fenoa m front of the
Plttenger residence. Trojl arranged to
pay for the damage.
...
Nurses to Meet Tomorrow Tomor
row evening at 1:30 at the home o!
Mra. Atlanta Satchwell, 41 Aahland
avenue, the Graduate Nurses' associa
tion of district four will conduct a
business meeting, with Miss Hazel
Strayne, Miss Alice Morris and Mrs.
Chester SlHImsn aa acting hostesses.
I
Burelsons Fall
Opening And Sale
Begins Thursday
Presenting an array of advance
fashions lor the new aeason, Burel
son'a ladles' -ready-to-wear store will
hold a special fall opening and anles
event beginning tomorrow morning
and continuing through Saturday.
Thia la the first fall and winter
display to be shown In Burelson'a at
tractive new atora In Medford Center
building and then stock ot merchan
dise la larger than ever hefore.
There are dresses for all occasions
Including smart styles for evening,
daytime nd traveling. Swagger suits
again play an important part In tV
feminine wardrobe, and metallic trim
mings are featured on both allk and
wool frocks.
Burelson'a downstara atore haa an
interesting assortment of lower priced
apparel. The mlUinery department la
also located downstairs where all the
new hats are being shown this week.
Meteorological Report
September 5, 193.
Forecasts,
Medford and vicinity; Pair tonight
and Thursday. Not much change in
temperature.
Oregon: Pair tonight and Thurs
day, but low clouds Thursday morn
ing over northwest portion; continued
warm east portion.
Local Data,
Temperature a year ago today;
Honest, 7B; lowest, 44.
Total monthly precipitation, none.
Deficiency for the month .04 inch.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber l, 1934, none.
Deficiency for the season .04 inch.
Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yester
day 17 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 62 per
cent.
Tomorrow; Sunrise, 5;41 a. m. Sun.
set, 6:37 p. m.
5 m S S S 9
r 7 r 5 r n
5 sl
mi S 5
p ri 3g
Boise
Boston ' ,
Cloudy
78 66 .04 Cloudy
58 .04 Clear
Chicago
Denver
Eureka ..
62
Clear
Cloudy
P.Cdy.
Clrudy
Clear
Cloudy
Rain
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Cloudy
Clouny
Clear
Clear
P. Cdy.
, 62 Kg
. 80 50
Helena
Los Angeles , 84
MEDFORD
. S 58
New York
80
Omaha 84 62
Phoenix ..1 OH 80
Portland 80 58
Reno 80 66
Roseburg 80 84
Salt Lake 90 66
San Francisco 88 54
Seattle 72 80
Spokane 92 $8
Walla Walla 08
Washington, D.C. 86 66
Apollo Piano Studio, 126 No. Hotly
St. fmprove your piano technfqje
Correct foundation. European Con
servatory methods. Ha.-m.ony tauht.
Class lessons for beginners. Enroll
now.
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flBUTTER BEfllSlwall St Report
J fiM PfUOT MADTO
u iwjho iftno
PORTLAND, Sept. AP Dtf- j
spite a good print demand and the
close clearing of all receipts, but
ter declined I cent on the exchange
at a special meeting late Tuesday on
all grades except 89 score, which went
a half cent lower.
The following prices were quoted.
Extr&s, 92 score. 38jc; standards, 9)
score, 25 'i cents; prime Urate, 90
score, 25 cents and firsts, 89 score,
24 cents.
The market appeared generally In
a good position hut the San Fran
cisco and eastern markets have shown
some weakness. San Fronct&oo ts off t
1 cents from the week's opening.
Butterfat declined I cent to 21
cents, Portland delivery and 24 cents,
primary points.
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Livestock.
PORTLAND, Sept. 5.(AP) Cat
tie: 100; calves 10; about steady, cull
vealers slightly lower; cult, common
and medium, ft3.00ffi6,50.
HOGS 400; very slow 25c lower:
lightweight, good and choice. 6.25
1.25; medium weight, good and
rbolce, 0.75j7.25; heavyweight, good
and choice, fc6.25j7.00.
Sheep 200; steady, unchanged.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Sept. 5. 7 Butter
Print A grade. 28c; parchment wrap
ped cartons. 29c; quantity purchases
'2c lb. less; B grade, parchment wrap
ped. 27'c; do cartons, 280.
BUTTERF AT Portland delivery: A
grade delivery at least twic weekly.
27-28c; country routes. 25-26c; B
grade or delivery fewer than twice
weekly, Portland, 28-27c; country
routes, 24-25c: c grade at market.
EGGS Sales to retailer Private
firms: Specials. 29c; extras, 27c; fresh
extra brown, 27c; standards, 24c; fresh
mediums 25c; medium tlrsta 22c; pul
lets, 16c; black pullete,. l&c; do firsts.
15c; checks, 17-18c; bakers, 17c dozen.
EGGS Buying price of wholesalers:
Fresh specials, 25c; extras, 23c; fresh
extra, brown. 23c; extra tlreta, 22c;
fresh mediums 20c; medium firsts I8c;
pullets. 14c; checks, ISc; undergrade,
12-13c dozen.
NEW POTATOES Oregon Burhanka.
6065c 50 lbs.; Yakima Gems No. 1.
$1.25 cental.
CHEESE, milk, country meats, hops,
live poultry, onions, strawberries, can
taloupes, wool and hay, steady and
unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Sept. 5. Grain.
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May . 80 14 9 IV 90 9 1
Sept. 85 B5Vi B5 MV
Dee. ... 87 81 81 87
Cash; Big Bend hluestem 94;
dark hard winter, J2 per cent 98:
do 3 2 per cent, 93 fy; soft white,
northern spring and western red, 86;
western white, 85; hard winter, 89 .
Oatst No. 2 whltet $33,50.
Corn: No. 2 E yellow, $36.50.
Mill run, standard, $20.00.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 37; bT
ley 2; flour 9; corn 4; oats 3; hay 9.
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Chicago Wheat 7Trr
CHICAGO, Sopl. SHfl-TOllHt. A ' "i ' ' " i" iir
Open Vigil Low Close) Y " 3 Jf ' , ,ft,f
Sept. old -..1.03', 1.03 I.02J4 1.05 ' ' J K- fa. V J4 , ?J
New 1.03'i lOSH iW, 1.0J A' f. ,F 5 X ' JT
Dec. old J.04 l.OSi, 1.04 1.08, V , f ' j i '
Kew l.04',i 1.06'i 1.0S, v Sk 1 I . 5
May 1.05V, 101'i 104 1.0T1 Fa : ': .'J. "A uf I S-Jk s-.umm,
I mm zoo ! a A-,;mm
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
NEW VORrT. Sept. 5. lAP)BtocX
stagtxt a quiet recovery today coinci
dent with brisk rallies in wheat and
cotton. Metal Issues led the upturn.
Ralls and various specialties Improved
substantially. While there 'waa acme
expansion In the trading solume,
transfers approximated onls 625,000
fhares. The close was JiTm.
Today's closing prices for S3 selected
stocks follow;
M. Chenv & Dye 133V
Am. Can 99
Am. & Fjm. Pow, 8vj
A. T. A T. .
Anaconda 22?i
Atch. T. & 8. F. 52
Bendix Avia,
Beth. Steel ...
IS'k
30 'i
- 42i
26'i
333i
aw.
9Di
30
30
California Pack'g.
Caterpillar Tract. -
Chrysler -
Ccm, SoVv
Curtlas-Wrlght
DllPOJii .................
Oen. Foods - -
Gen. Mot
Int. Harvest. : 2S-?i
I. T. A: T. 10 'i
Johns-Mau. 47', 4
Monty Ward 25
North Amer -
Penney (3. C.) . .... 58
Phillips Pet .
RfldJo
Sou. Pac ..... J 51
Std. Brands , It? ft
St. Oit Cftl 34t,
St. Oil N. J. . ..... 44 4
Trans. Amer. 5
Union Carb. ... 43
Unit. Alrcratt .
$8
U. S. Steel ...
. 34Vi
Myrna Loy Star
Of Spy Picture
"When a beautiful spy neglects her
duty to her country to fall In love,
she fnrarinbly signs her own darn
warrant.
Out of this unwritten law of es
pionage has come a vitally gripping ;
screen drama that is different from ,
all of its spy predecessors. I
The picture Is "Stauxboul Quest."
now at the Rlalto theater, with Myrna
Loy and Georce Brent. 1
As "Fraulein Dokw," German'B
mysterious spy, Mlas Loy Is despatch- j
ed to Turkey to trap All Bey, a hlh
military oJJiclal suspected of "selling
out' to the enemy.
The ir))slon )s a most dangerous
one, hut made doubly hazardous !or
"Frauleln Doktor" by the persistent
suit ot Douglass Be&l, & dashing
young American. He is madly in
love with Miss Loy, whom he does
not suspect as a secret service agent.
To nerve her country, "Frauleln
Doktor" condemns her sweetheart to
death.
George Brent plays the role ot
Beall. C. Henry Gordon Is sn as
All Bey, the Turkish general, anC
Lionel Atwill deserves honorable men
tlon Jor his characterization oJ
Sturm, chief of the Oerjnan counter
espionage system.
I 1:00-0:00 ) Q A2l'ftfPl i l 1f If 3 KM"'" "" I
Hurry! Positively Ends Tomorrow! !
A GREAT STAR . . .
. . . At Her Glamorous Best!
OREGON, TTEDXESDAY,
At Craterian
Shlrtpy Temple, 5-j'ear-old sensa
tion ot the screen, Is on the screen
at the Craterian theater, with Gary
Cooper and Carole Lombard in "Now
nnd Forever," starting a four-day run
todny.
The story has Cooper and MIfs
Lombard aa two daring, adventurous
people who are unsatisfied with what
Ute haa to otter, until a lovable Uttlc
child changes their attitude and
tcachea thevn U trut meaning
Iotc.
RATTLESNAKE BITES
ROGUE RIVER WOMAN
ROGUE RIVER, Sept. 5. (SpU
Mrs. Cardtu. who Uvea at the Horton
ranch, was. bitten by a rattlesnake
last Thursday evantag. while picking
up aorne apples In the orchatd. She
wjw rushed lo a donor and Is geUlvig
along alrtpht.
San Fntiicteco Rutterfat
SAN FRANCISCO. Sopt. fl. (P)
First grade butterfat, 28c fob. San
Francisco.
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PASCO. Wash., Sept. 5. (UP The
Pasco Grain and Elevator company
was totally destroyed by lira Monday .
About 335.0D0 bushels ol bulk grain
were burned.
Vse Mai) Tribune want ada
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SEPTEMBER 5, 3934.
mm mi sues
TO BE HELD SUNDAY
Mil OF
Amanda M. Ft hi p&iAed away t.t
ber residence, 1J Par street,
ford, September S, 1034. She had
been, HUng tor th past tevtral ytata
and Jar lbs- past Sire month nad
been serfousfy fff.
Mrs. Fcht was born (n Erie county.
Pennsylvania. May 14 1852. When
a child of one year she moved with
her parents to West Hope. O., where
aha sained her early education and
waa united In mavrlaa to- HtnTy
FerA at KvAn, C. June 25, ft'i4
Mr. pehl passed away March 7, 1S27
They lelt Ohio and moved to Ta-
coroa, Wab.. Jiving lber umtI) )93e.
at which tima they cams lo lied
ford.
She leaves many Mends who will
mourn her departure, besides her two
sons. Earl H. Fehl ot this city and
Deibert Fehf of San DieRO. Cat., and
one daughter, Mrs. R. F. Cailam, of
Tacoma; also five grandchildren.
Funeral services,, under direction
of the Petl Funeral Home will he
held at the family residence, M Park
street, Sunday at 2 p. nv, wltv. tt
terment in tn Savnlly plot In tht
JacksOTVilua wmtlwj.
Flrat Lieut. John M. Rae Infantry-
Reserve, Who ts on duty with the Mod-
tord CCC district aa conwnandft'E ot
tha headquarter detachment at tha
Sairgmunds, ha promoVed to
the nnic of raptsln, arrorfllnir to
word received here.
Captain Rae will continue an CCC
duty, having been granted a leare ot
absence from the CTnfversfty of Ore
gon, where he fa an associate pro
fessor In the school of business sd-
mlnlsttatloru
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Gsa Matt Trthvn want ada.
Shows
1:45
AMERICA'S "BABY BERNHARDT"
SCORES AGAIN!
Little BKm Marker give tatl
Prince utivrmmg s lew pwniST
about how to handle the fair er?
GARY COOPER
CAROLE lOiMQARD
SHIRLEY miPLE
Lxw Tune-. "Euddv the GoV Newsreet
JOSEPH L WOOD
DIES, EAGLE PI
Joseph E. Wood passed away at hi
hom neat Eal Point Tuawlay tian
)ng Screwing m "iong and gradual de
cline fn health. He was 73 years of
afc. horn In Kt.o tounty, Oht, and
had resided at Eagle Point tor the
past five yeara-v coming here from
Yoncolla. Oregon.
Mr. Wood was a nwtv.ot o tn
PTeafeyterlan cnurcn i, tga Polnv.
He leaxi-a, 'besint his wile, rme aon.
Jarlr wocrt and wife, yrtma, and tares-
grandchildren, Marie, Jfiarrin and
Ellsworth Wood, ot Ele Potnt. Also
two sisters. Belfe and Eii Shore, both
of Missouri.
Funeral services will be conducted
by the Conger Funeral Pattata, at 1-00
p. nv TViUtfcday at tha Psoytlan
hurcn In Easl Point vVCti Ba.
Smith 0 Bntle Falls ollldaiinff, In
tprment n Centra) Point cemetery.
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Tons Melons
Sold Saturday
Two and a haM ttms M wslTmriDTis
trnm Otto Brjbnert'j term were Mfiti t
fioilowaya Ttellahle Orocery gtcre Sr
ttrday, according to V. A. Holloway.
A special demonirtrwcfon of the
luscious Thfjfe Roclt melons was ftefd
at the Reliable all dsy. the water
melons being packed tn Ice to retain
ttwlr tlavot and crlapoes.
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Card of Thnnka
We wish, to thank our many ftleudi
?ot lh kindness, agmoaty and tlotal
oJtrrtnrs ahDwn n Vh ,ba'amtT.t, ot
our beloved wlJ and roothw. Bay yf.
Brown, Mra. O. V. Crawford, T&rs. t. 1. ,
Clarir. Jack Olbson.
FOR A JtEXh TIME
DANCE and DINE
at BONNET'S OBtLL
Sat. Nita 2
Dance Tilt Cm
Starting Today!
A gay, badssMflt LotiiMte
, . heart-breaker del are) , .
A. Uny tot , . Just a. five
yesr o)i kid! . . BbV b
learned about women from
bT , , to this faUghthl ttorj
of three unusKal people!
with the tcreen' tallest big
Jsr , . Wseert litti itar . ,
and prettiert Monde tarl
AUOr.D ATTRACTIONS
BROADWAY MUSICAL BREVITY
"MURDER IN YOUR EYES"
PAGE FIVE
ORAZiG DISTRICT
IK urn
eTfoca-men of Che soutA no! of th
valfey, 25 in number, hava filed
petition with the county court acting
with Dr. Ottceru deputy stock tn
tpe.ctor, aa tn county grazJLng board,
asking eall!.nnant ot tti ?laV
Boca ytalTig tilstTlct. Conndy tVon9
Bar) B. Ty baa sei "WPOJWAnay, Bep
iemher IP. as the date tor hearing
on the petition.
The petition asks that tht grazing
district sfnrt at the Dead Indian road
and Pacific Highway Junction, pro
ceed easterly to a point on the Klam-ath-Jacaaan
county Una, ux section
12, praeved souttv to wb.a tfeA act-t,n-KaTfiaVV,
ttAinty V.n Jotws V&
Orejftin-CBMIanila stata Vint, procetn
westerly on tb jljiie Dm d Ibe Fa
clflc Highway, theses- north to ib
ptrfnf ot beginning. Four of the sign
era of the petition reside la California
with legal reBfdence in ffiis state.
The balance of the signers reside fa
the Ashland district.
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