MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1934.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and Personal
Merriam Elected Governor
Arrives from Bobbin? D. C. Harris,
roadmaster, southern Pacific line,
arrived on the Oregontan this morn
ing on official business.
Leaves for Portland Mr. and Mra.
Charlea Ray left thla morning on the
Shasta to spend a few days In Port
land. In Ashland Jalte Phillips of Med
ford was a caller In Ashland on busi
ness, according to the Ashland Dally
Tidings.
On Inspection Trip Captain Fob.
ert H. Soule. adjutant at the Med
ford OOO district headquarters, left
this morning on an Inspection trip
of the camps In northern California.
Bike Stolen A Miami bicycle De
longing to Ted Marshall of 938 South
Holly street, was stolen last night
while Marshall was attending a scout
meeting at the Washington school,
according to city police.
.
Leaves for Home Gene L. Hatho
way, formerly of the Medford CCC
headquarters detachment, left for his
home In Niobrara, Neb., last night by
train.
From Grants Pass Mrs. George T.
Turner and daughter, Miss Ethel Tur
ner, and Miss Constance Mitchell, all
of Grants Pass, were Medford visitors
Tuesday. Grants Pass Daily Courier.
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Inspector Here Fred K. Goodlow.
inspector for the north district, Call
'fornla highway patrol, is in Medford.
having arrived last night from his
headquarters In Dunsmutr.
. ,
To Attend Game Mrs. Vera Van
Dyke. Mary Van Dyke and Mrs. Gene
Chlldera are leaving for Portland
Thursday to atend the Oregon-O. S. C.
game.
To Heroof George Barnum of Slfl
North Front street, obtained a permit
yesterday from the city building de
partment to reroof a residence. Costs
are listed at 40.
.
Here for Bay 1. A. Nott. repre
sentative of the Sangamo Electric Co..
San Francisco, arrived In Medford on
the Shasta this morning to spend a
day or two in Medford attending to
business.
' Leaves for East Harold A. Good
miller and Don J. Loftus, both dis
charged members of Camp Cape Se
bsstlan, CCC. left Medford last night
by train for their- homes In Decatur.
HI.
Return from Eugene Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Phlpps have returned from Eu
gene, where they spent Fathers day
and attended the football game with
their son, Estill, who is a student at
the University of Oregon.
Cited to Appear Frank Schuette,
JS, of 513 South Holly, Is cited to
appear Thursday In Justice court, hav
ing been arrested yesterday morning
on the. .south Pacific highway by
state police, on charges of possession
of a void foreign license.
Newman Arrested John Newman.
69, of Rogue River, la cited to appear
in Justice court In Gold Hill, No
vember 10, having been arrested hy
state police Monday night at Rogue
River. Newman Is charged with hav
ing no tail-light on a motor vehicle.
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From Eagle Point Hattla Howlett
and Rom Whaley of Eagle Point were
shopping in Medford Tuead&y.
Undergoee Operation Mra, C. H.
CMe of route one underwent a major
operation today at the Communt'y
hospital,
Boardmaiu In Medford Mr. and
Mra. B. J. Board man of Central Point
were In Medford Tuesday attending
to business matera.
Visiting Today Andy Payne of
Sama Valley la visiting in Medford
today, as !a Lee Van Osdale. who came
In from he CCC oamp at which he la
employed.
Stone In City Kenneth Rohlnaon
of the Atlas Insurance company, atop
ped in Medford yesterday to attend
to business matters. His headquar
ters are in Portland.
Fined in Entice CourtWalter A.
Anderson ot this city was fined $5
and costs in Justice court Monday,
having been arrested Sunday by state
police on charges of having no lights
on a motor vehicle.
Granted Leave Lieutenant Walter
E. Christie, on detached service at
the CCC district hesdquarters, has
been granted four-day leave, effec
tive on or about November 33, ic
cordlng to orders Issued today,
Livestock.
PORTLAND, Nov. 7. (AP) Cattle
100; calves 10: alow, weaker.
HOGS 350; fully steady; feeder and
stocker pigs, good and choice, $3.50
g 4.00; others unchanged.
SHEEP-500; fully steady.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.
AP) (TJ. 8. Dept. Agr.) CATTLE:
375; Including 100 direct; run large
ly she-stock. Including about 90 head
low-grade cows; few common Colo
rado steers $3.50; good 900-1200 lb.
fed quotable to around $6.00.
SHEEP: 750; including 576 direct:
good-choice under 90 lb. full-wooled
lambs nominally quoted around
$6.00-35.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Nov. 7. (AP) Butter
Prints, A grade, 34c lb. in parch
ment wrappers; 35c lb. in cartons;
B grade, parchment wrappers, 33c lb.;
cartons, 34c lb.
BUTTERF AT Portland delivery, A
grade deliveries at least twice weekly,
34 36c lb.; country routes, 32$34c
lb.; B grade or delivery less than
twice weekly, 33 35c lb.; C grade at
market.
EOGS Sales to retailers: Specials,
36c; extras, 34c; fresh extras, brown,
34c; standards, 28c; fresh mediums.
29c; medium firsts, 26c; fresh pul
lets, 23c; do firsts, 20c; checks, 26c;
bakers, 21c dozen.
EOGS Buying price of whole
Balers : Fresh specials, 35c: extra,
32c; fresh extra browns, 32c; extra
firsts, 39c; extra medium, 25c; me
dium firsts, 32c; pullets, 18l9c; do
firsts, 18c; undergrade, 1617c dozv
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers, country killed hogs, best
butchers, under 150 lbs., lllSc
lb.; fancy lambs, 10 11c lb.; others
unchanged.
ONIONS Oregon, 1.75 3 cental;
Yakima, $1$1.10.
Cheese, milk, mohair, live poultry,
potatoes, wool and hay, steady and
unchanged.
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Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, NOT. 7. (AP) Grain.
Wheat.
Open High Low Close
May 85 86 85 V4 86
Dec. - 83!4 84'. 63!-; 84'.
L Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 93 '4;
dark hard winter, la per cent, 03 Vi;
do 11 per cent, 96; soft whits, hard
winter, northern spring, western red,
84; western white, 83.
Oats, No. 3 white, (33.00.
Corn, No. 3 E yellow, S87.75.
MUlrun standard, 131.50.
Today'a car receipts: Wheat, 31;
flour, 30; oats 1.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAOO, Nov. 7. (AP) Wheat:
Open Hleh Low Close
Dee. eld .98 1.00 -98 !4 LOOK
New .98V4 101',, .98 J.oi
May . .97V4 1.00 .96 1.00
JUly .90 .94 'A .90 !4 .94
San Francisco Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7. (API
First (rrade butterfat, 35c f. o. b.,
San Francisco.
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David B lifts of Oold Hill, charged
with drunken driving, was fined $100
snd coals and sentenced to 30 days
In the county Jail, Monday In Justin
court, loren Wnittns. also of Oold
Hill, was placed in the county Jail,
on charges of falling to furnish his
name at an accident, after a fine of
$35 and costs had been defaulted.
Bllea was driving Whiting's car
when it figured In an accident, No
vember S. on the north Pacific high
way, according to state police, who
made the arrests Saturday night on
warrants issued from Justice of the
Peace w. R. Coleman's court.
The complaint was filed by L. A
Schmltt, according to officers, whoas
car waa hit by the Biles auto, o!
which Whiting Is the owner.
Earl Worden and Donald Wilson,
both 10 years of age and of Central
Point, were each fined $35 and costs
Monday in Justice court, on charges
of hunting waterfowl between sun
rise and sunset. Worden snd Wilson
were arrested by state police of the
Frank F. Merriam Cabove) Republican candidate, who won a decisive
victory in the bitter California sace for governor. (A. P. Photo).
St. Report
NEW YORK, Nov. 7. (AP) After
hesitating most of the day, the stock
market finally surged upward on a
substantial buying wave In the last
hour today, and closed with numer
ous gains of 1 to 4 points a share.
The turnover approximated 1,000,000
shares and the final tone was strong.
Today's closing prices for 32 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 130
Am. Can - - 103 3
Am. & Fgn. Power ......... ft?',,
A. T. & T 1113-i
Anaconda 11
Atrh. T. & 8. F Mft
Bendlx Aviation M
Beth. Steel I", ,
California Packing s ,
Caterpillar Tractor
Chrysler 36 ft
Com!. Solv . .. 2Qi;
Curtiss-Wright -
DuPont
G.O.P.
RES MA
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32
2i
95 Vi
General Foods 33
General Motors
International Harvester ,
I. T. Si T
Johna-Manvllle
Mont. Ward
North American . .
Park Utah -
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet -.
Radio .
30 i2
34 1 j,
9
61
27 V,
13
Vi
67 J't
15,
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Sou. Pac - - 18V,
Std. Brands .
18;
Std. Oil Cal 32
Std. Oil N. J. 42
Trans Amer - 5
Union Carbide .- ,44'i
U. B. Steel 33
Silver.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7. (AP) Bar
silver steady, unchanged at 53.
CHILDERS INSTALLING
NEW CHAIRS IN R0XY
The latest type, wide, sprlng-bot'
torn, upholstered back chairs are belru?
lnatalled in the Roxy theater, accord
lng to Gene Childers. Mr. Childers
says: "The- heavily padded backs.
which are curved to fit the body,. will
provide the utmost comfort and also
Increase the efficiency of the sound
equipment by eliminating echoes. We
oould haw purchased a cheaper chair,
but after seeing thla model we knew
that we would never be satisfied with
anything else."
The Roxy is open both matinee and
evenings. The work la being done
during the mornings,
Dse Mai) Tribune want ads.
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PORTLAND, Nov. 7. AP ) Ar
thur Priaulx, chairman of the repub
lican state central committee, today
issued a statement felicitating Char
les H. Martin, democratic, on attain
ing the governorship of Oregon and
pledging the hearty support of the
republican party.
"Although the loss of the gover
norship race and one congressional
seat Is keenly felt," Prlalux said, "we
consider the election of two republi
can congressmen, a republican sec
retary of Btate and two other major
republican candidates an important
victory.
"In viewing the results of the na
tional election, the selection of two
republican congressmen from Ore
gon Is particularly significant. Ore
gon has four republican members
of the fiveman congressional dele
gallon, which marks this state as
one of the few rock-ribbed republi
can strongholds.
"On behalf of organized republi
canism in Oregon I want to extend
to General Charles H. Martin feli
citations In his victory, and a pledge
of our hearty support in hi efforts
for the good of Oregon."
"May he be successful in his pur
pose to advance Oregon to its prop
er place in the sun."
Use Mall Tribuiie want ads.
LADY CANDIDATE
SALEM. Nov. 7. (AP) Mrs. Han
nah Martin of Salem, who yesterday
waa re-elected as state representative
from Marlon county, will be a candi
date for speaker of the house during
the 193S session.
Mrs. Martin made thla announce
ment after she heard reports from
Portland that Lowell Paget. Multno
mah county state representative, had
been defeated for re-election. Paget
had been talked as a candidate for
leader of the house.
Mrs, Martin served during one reg
ular and two special sessions of the
legislature.
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BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Young of this
city are the parents of a son, weigh-
Ing 7 pounds and 13 ounces, born
today at the Community hospital.
Pa.
Mcmwi
him
O Your own druggist Is authorized to
cheerfully refund your money on the spot
f yoa art no relieved 6y Creomuliioa.
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DIESELS Raw mad vtrrhirt, tralni, truiki,
traitart, thavili, ihlpi, ilrplanat, nlnlni, airl
tultun, pumping, power iiniratlan. Praatlial
Shag Caunat and Hama Sturty. fy Ttrrat, Pre
ipy "Olatal Nawi" Ulli tf Bli Opptrtunltln,
Naltort'teldt Employment 8rvtt la Tr
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Hemphill Disss) Inglnttflng Schools
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Positively Ends Tomorrow!
YESTERDAY'S AUDIENCES AGREED:
A New Star Has "Arrived"!
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SPENCER TRACY KETTI GALLIAN
NED SPARKS HELEN MORGAN
LESLIE FENTGN STEPIN FETCHIT
FRI-SAT
Ken Maynard
in "SMOKING GUNS"
Comedy Team On Craterian Screen
Whlla Zuu tremble in fear of v.
O. Fields' biting "the hand that feed.
him." that gallant gentleman, with
hi, courtly "furrln" way, la merely
Impressing a klaa on the Illy white
flnjera of hla bride. It'a a aoene
from "Mra. Wlgga of the Cabbjge
Patch." aUrtlng today at the Cra
terian theater, with Zaau Pitta por
traying tha fluttery Mtaa Haay and
Field aa O. Cheatarfleld Stubblna,
her mail-order husband.
Loved by million of Americana, the
famous play cornea to the screen with
ite rich human qualities, its little
tragedies, its uproarious comedy situ
ations enhanced by the far-reaching
possibilities of the motion picture
technique. Pauline Lord, noted stage
star, has the role of Mrs. Wlgga, with
Evelyn Venabte as Lucy Oloott and
Kent Taylor as Bob Redding.
New Star Scoring
Hit, Rialto Drama
One of the most exciting ways to
tell a big story 1, to set in motion
a smaller one which. a it rfvinn.
opens one window of the theme after
notner, until rrom lta narrow con
fines one sees the play of mighty
forces. This Li the adventurous and
highly auoceaaful technique used In
presenting "Msrle Oalante," which
opened at the Rialto theater vetr.
day.
Kettl Oalllan. a newcomer, nnrt.r.v.
Maria, a French girl shanghaied by
the captain of trtmn tm.-
whom she was delivering & telegram.
vratmng ranama, ens la filled with
only one Idea the determination to
get home again nd through her
tiny, personal crlals, as she seeks help
from one man after another In the
Canal Zone, la owuiiiftiiv mmiw .ka
gargantuan plot of a munitions firm
to start a war by blowing up the U.
S. navq as it passes through the canal.
One by one, the disguises are re
moved from the kindly or officious
or indifferent people who surround
Marie, and she learns that Tenokl
(Leslie Fenton) and Crawbett (Spen
cer Tracy), the U. S. atudent of trop
ical diseases, and Ratcllft (Robert
Loraine). the genial English vleltor.
are secret service agents of their re
spective countries, bent on forestall
ing the enemy to world peace, Bro
gard (Siegfried Rumann). The pic
ture winds up to a climax which.
played In the power house of a dam,
with the turblnee screaming and
plenty of dynamite on hand, la as
CAN EPILEPSY BE CURED?
A booklet containing the opinions
of famous doctors on this Interesting
subject will be sent TREE, while they
last, to any reader writing to the
Educational Division. Dept. N-318,
045 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
thrilling a anything brought to tha
screen thla year.
As Tims, the weekly am maga
zine, points out, difficulties had to
bo overcome in the making of the
picture. Germany objected to the
villain, and although he is left with
a strong accent and Prussian haircut,
he is also left without nationality,
The same applied to the Japanese
Tenokl, the U. 8. navy, the govern
ment of Panama, the Oanal Zona aut
horities. Arrangements satisfactory
to all parties were apparently made,
end no acenea had to be reahot.
Mrs. Lumsden LeaWnp Mr,. Bee, is
Lumsden is leaving Friday for Port
land, to visit her son Treve and fam
ily, for a month.
Phest Colds
WJfc Best treated
yfsL-s. without "dosing"
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Starts Today for 4 Days!
They Didn't Have Much Money . . . But
They Had a Lot of Fun!
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Th moflt lorthle character!
In all American literature
t . Here they all are, and
thank goodneii, they haven't
changed a bit! Mri. Wf
and her brood . . . Znn
aa fluttery Mtaa Hazy, who
got a hmband for a two
cent itamp . , and V. C
rteldi aa 0. Cheiterfleld
atubblna, Mini Haxy'a mail
order eonl-matet What a
rtotoni lova affair thefr'i lal
of the Cabbage Patch"
Frtm thi ihj by Aitt Hegan Rlrl anil Annt Crawford Fltxnir, with
W. C. FIELDS o ZASU PITTS
PAULINE LORD
EVELYN VENABLE KENT TAYLOR
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