MEDFORD ilAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1934.
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Local and Personal
William Powell at Craterian
Learta for Portland Un. D. H.
filead lelt this morning on the 5has
for Portland, to ipend tba remaining
dsya of tha week on business.
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Returns to Portland J. A. Parry
returned thla mornlnf on the Ore
gonlan from a two dsya' business
trip to Portland.
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To Lira Here Mra. R. J. Llmly sf
Ahasta, City, Cal., arrived thla morn
ing by train, and will make her home
In thla city.
Leaves Tonight CHorge Codding
dlatrlct attorney, la leaving tonlgnt
by train to attend the meeting In
Portland thla week of dlatrlct attor
neya of the at&te.
Grey In Ashland The Aahlard
Dally Tidings states that Harold Grey,
placement officer for 8ERA In this
elty, was In Ashland Wednesday, look
ing over SERA project!.
- From Oakland Mra. C. B. Stephens
of Onkland arrived thla morning on
the Shasta to spend the ChrlsLn-.ls
holldaya visiting In Medtord with Mr.
and Mra. W.'j. cooney and family.
Fined $10 Victor Johnson, about
15, of thla city, waa fined a 10 this
morning In city court on charges of
being drunk In a public place, having
been arrested last night by city police.
Klrtley Arrive Bill Klrtley of Eu
gene arrived thla morning on the
Oregonlan to spend the Christmas
holldaya visiting In Medford with Ills
brother, E. M. Klrtley.
.
Motor to Ashland Mrs. Elva Dod
eon, Mrs. Lorena Still and Mrs. George
Shlnn motored to Ashland yesterday
to visit with Mra. Dodson'a grand
mother, Mra. W. F. Arant.
Alford ta Portland M. L. Alford,
city recorder, la leaving Friday morn
ing for Portland on a week'a vaca
tion, to vlalt hla eon Herbert, who la
with Associated Oil Co.
.
stolen Bike Found A bicycle be
longing to Russell Warner of route 2.
atolen yesterday from Junior high
school, waa recovered at Bear creek.
near Beck'a bakery, and returned to
Its owner by city police.
Mra. Brown Leaves Mra. J. B.
Brown of 440 North Front atreet left
this morning by train for Portland to
vlalt over the holidays with her moth
er, Mra. M. M. Maine, and her ala
tera. Meadamea E. Wlllla and O. Achor.
Leave for East Mrs. W. K. May
nard, Jr., and family left today by
train, enroute to their home In Aber
deen. 8. D., after visiting for the last
year In Medford with Mrs. Maynard's
mother, Mrs. J. A. Flndley and fam7.
...
From Riverside Mr. and Mrs. W. 0).
Laldley of Riverside, Cil., arrived tills
morning on the Shasta to spend tie
holldaya vlaltlng here with Mr. iAld
ley'a mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.
George Laldley.
Reports Accident Dr. D. W. Stone
of U28 West Main reported to city
police that hla car collided with one
driven by W. H. Manney oi oprague.
Ore., In a minor accident yesterday
noon at the Intersection of Sixth and
Bartlett streets.
Report Filed Reports of a minor
accident yesterday morning at the
Intersection of Eleventh and Central
streets, involving Mra. John Wolff of
thla city and R. O. Stephenson of 413
Arcadia atreet, have been filed wltn
city police.
Don't forget Oriental Gardens, Sat
urday night.
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Superior Flavor
Low Price
BRANDY
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Porters Visit Ashla ml Mayor ft; id
Mr. George Porter of Medford were
Tlitor in tht city Tueaday. Ah
land Dally Tidings.
Called to Portland Mra. Alloa VI n
oent ni called to Portland Tuesday
by tha audden death of bar atep
fathar, John Go 1st. 1
Welaa to Portland A. P. Wetaa laft
thla morning on the Shasta, to vls't
until next spring with hla daughter.
Mrs. George M. Robinson of Portland.
Prom Grants Paaa Mr and Mrs. W.
O. Allen and Dr. and Mra. Con Dur-
land of Grants Paae, vera Medford
t lei tors Tuesday, the Grants Pus
Dally Courier eta tee.
Till ting from Bur-hank Mra. Al
Gllhauaen of B urban Jc, Cal., whoee
husband, the aviator, la well kno-vn
in Medford, la vlaltlng In Medford v
several daya.
At Community A. P. Ewers oi
Prospect waa a patient, yesterday at
the Community hospital, receiving
medical care, aa were Mra. Harry
Young of Eagle Point end Mra. J. A.
Predeiiekaon of this city.
Returns to Medford Erie M. Gray
of Medford, collector of Internal rev
enue for thla district, returned to
Medford Wednesday after spending a
few days here on business. Grants
Pass Dally Courier.
Johnsons Got South Dr. and Mrs
Frederick Johnson left thla week for
southern California to spend the
Christmas vacation with their chil
dren, Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Brown
and Dr. George Johnson.
To Practice Program The begin
ners and primary departments of the
First M. E. church Sunday school v.ll
meet at 8:30 Friday afternoon In the
church aud Itorlum for practice for
the Friday evening Christmas pro
gram.
Returns to Ashland Miss Dorothy
Chappie returned to her work at the
city recorder's office today after a
week's vacation, most of which sne
spent In Medford with her mother,
Mrs. Ethel Chappie, and her aunt,
Miss Emma Jenkins. Ashland Dally
Tidings.
Visit CCC Headquarters Among
officers from OOC camps In the Med
ford district who called at district
headquarters yesterday were Capt.
James O. Wanzer, Engr.-Res. of Co.
1746, Camp Lower Pistol River: Capt.
Robert E. Densmore. CA-Res., Co. 826,
Camp Applegate, and Capt. H. G
Newell of Camp Hilt, Cal.
Leaves for South Mrs. Clara 0.
Halfhlll, mother of Mrs. W. H. Lev-
eretle, left Tuesday evening by tra'a
for Los Angeles, to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Stewart, and
Mrs. Stewart's son Richard. Richard
Stewart returned recently from the
Philippine Islands, where ha has been
on duty in the army.
.
Take Train North Passengers oa
yesterday's northbound United Air
lines plane which, due to adverse
weather conditions, was unable to
continue from Medford, who left fr
the north by train lest evening, were
R. Swanaon, 0. E. Swanson, P. J.
Tuohy. S. Mataumato, w. A. Donohue
and Morten Brown.
Here for Day M. M. Weber of Cold
Spring, Mont., representing the Cold
Spring Granite Co., wis In Medford
today conferring with E. A. Hicks of
the Oregon Granite Co., in the In
terests of Rainbow granite. M:
Weber left this morning on chi
Shasta.
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Attends Agriculture Meet Profei-
cor Relmer of the southern Oregon
experiment station returned this
morning on the Oregonlan from Port
land, where he had spent the last
two days attending a conference of
superintendents of experiment sta
tions throughout the state, held to
discuss various agricultural problems
including farm rehabilitation and
land utilization. Among those pres
ent from southern Oregon were Arch
Work of the Medford experiment sta
tion, and County Agents Uye P. Wil
cox and R. G. Fowler, all of whom
are remaining In Portland until tomorrow.
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PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 30. (AP)
Grain:
Open Hlph Low Close
, .83i4 ,83V RIU ."3ii
May
July
Dec.
.04
.78
BOH
Cash wheat:
Bif Bend bluestem
Dark hard winter (13 pet.). ......
Dark hard winter (U pet.) 86
Soft white, hard winter, north
ern spring and western red -801,
Western white .704
Oats No. 3 white, (33. SO.
Corn No. 3 E. yellow. $41.35.
Mlllrun standard. 34.
Today's car recelpta: Wheat, 37;
barley, l; flour, IB; hay, 1,
Following their astounding success
In "Manhattan Melodrama" and, to
a more greater degrees, In "The Thin
Man," William Powell and Myrna Loy
have their third co-starring vehicle
in "Evelyn Prentice," starting today
at the Craterian theater.
The story deals with the domestic
life of a brilliant criminal lawyer,
whose business keeps him away from
his home and family. On the eve of
a second honeymoon to Europe, the
wife becomes enmeshed In a murder
case and the husband Is called upon
to extricate her.
Many delightful domestic bits, per
formed in the charming manner
which characterized the former pic
tures, make "Evelyn Prentice an
other triumph for the popular team.
Una Merkel. Isabell Jewell, Edward
Brophy and many other screen favo-
ltea are In th supporting cast.
Rialto Drama
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Lost among the missing but while
millions searched for her she rose
out of the shadows to bring Joy and
happiness to a boy and a girl! Des
tined for dishonor she showed him
that life was s game and love its
only victory I A dramatically poign
ant screen play of tangled lives and
broken hearts 1
Such is the motivating theme of
"Among the Missing,' at the Rialto
theater tomorrow and Saturday, with
Richard Cromwell, Henrietta Cross
man, Arthur Hohl and BUlle Seward
in the prominent roles. Comedy, pa
thos, drama and exciting thrills high
light the fllm'a breath-taking action
and suspense.
aMarKety
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 20. (AP)
Cattle: 35; calves 25; steady, un
changed. HOOS : 200; fully steady; un.
changed.
SHEEP: 100; steady, unchanged.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20
( AP ) - ( USD A ) CATTLE : 650, in
cluding 100 holdovers; steers slow
few early sales ateady: asking higher
on better grade and fed light weights;
3 loads low, good 875-lb. short fed
Idaho steers, $6.10 light sorted: car
light weight fed California yearling
steers, bid 87.00, around 25c higher
Now at Roxy
Nils Asther and Gloria Stuart are
featured in "The Love Cnptlve." now
at the Roxy. There Is also 'the first
local showing of "Get That Lion.
than this week's nominal quotation.
SHEEP: 350; all direct. Good to
choice under 90-lb. wooled lambs,
nominally quoted toward $6.50, poe.
slbly above.
CHICAGO, Dec 20. (AP) (USDA)
HOGS: 26,000: direct, 13,000; early
sales largely 10-1 5c higher, but trade
practically at standstill, few better
grade weights above 230 lbs., so. 40
6.55; top, 96.55; 170 to 200 lbs., 95.35
6.10; most 140 to 170 lbs. clesred early
at $4.50-6.35; packing sows, $6-6.16.
CATTLE: 6000. Nt much steer
beef run, due to scarcity long year
lings and" weighty steers: market
steady and active; demand broadest
for grades carrying weight; best heavy
steers, $10.00; no choice yearlings;
best, $9.15; rank and file of steer
crop selling at $8.50 down to $5.50;
vealers strong, mostly e.ra down.
SHEEP: 12,000. Fat lambs In fair
ly broad demand; early bids and few
sales fully steady at upward to $7.75
on good to choice offerings; generally
asking 15-25c and more higher or $8
and better on strictly choice kinds;
clipped lambs scarce; aheep firm;
.slaughter ewes $2.50-3.25; choice light
weights, $3.50; Indications steady on
feeding lambs: no early sales.
Portland Wheat
.78
60 14
.18
8014
.78
.80i
Coml. Solr.
Curtlas- Wright
DuPont
Qen roods .
Oen Mot. ...
Int. Harvest.
I. T. & T.
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., 20. (AP) But
ter Prints, A grade, 33c per lb. In
parchment wrappera, 33o lb. In car
tons; B grade, parchment wrappers,
314e lb.; cartons 33,4e lb.
BUTTERF AT Portland delivery, A
grade deliveries at least twice week-
ly, 32-34o lb.; country routes. 30-S3e
lb.; B grade, or delivery less than
twice weekly, Portland delivery, 31-
33o lb.; c grade at market.
EGGS Sales to retailers: Specials,
28c; extras, 26c; fresh extras, browns,
26c; standards, 24c; fresh medUims,
24c; medium firsts, 32c; fresh pullets.
31c; checks, 24c; bakers, 21o dozen.
EGGS Buying price of whole
salers: Fresh specials, 24c; extras,
21c; fresh extra browns, 21c; extra
firsts, 20c; extra mediums, 20c; me
dium firsts, 16c; pullets. 17c; checks.
10c; bakers, 16-i7o dozen.
CHEESE, milk, country meats, live
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool and
hay, steady and unchanged.
AUTO AND ILK TRUCK
AT
Drivers of both an toe escaped in
Jury In an auto accident last even
ing at the intersection of Fir and
Fourth streets, In which a milk de
livery truck driven b7 Archie Har
rington, 24, of Tenth and King streets
collided with an auto driven by F. B.
Sweeney of 1704 West Main street.
After entering Fir street, Sweeney's
auto met the truck In the center of
the Intersection, according to city po
lice, an dwas brushed aside as the
truck crossed the intersection anl
crashed into a telephone pole anc
firs hydrant. Both the oar and tlu
truck were badly damaged.
Brewer Goes South C. M. Brewsr
left last night by train for the south
Chicago Wheat
CHICAOO, Dee. 30. (AP) Wheat
rut urea:
Open High Low Close
Dee., old .... .974 .875,
New ST, J7, .97 .07',
May .88H i7i .91 .98'
July .92!i .92J .93 .92V4
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Dec. 20. (AP) Utll
lty stocks continued under pressure
today, but scattered Industrials and
a few specialties breasted the cur
rent for moderate advances. Some of
the power and light company Issues
found little support, but the ma
jority still pointed downward. The
close was irregular. Transfers ap
proximated 890,000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 32 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. Dye .....139!',
Am. Can .lOTlfc
Am. fe Fgn. Pow. 44
A. T. it T. 102
Anaconda H ........ 10
Atch. T. & 8. F 62 ft
Bendlx Avla ......... 16
Beth. Steel M 29i
California Pack'g. 364
Cataplllar Tract. ......... a
Chrysler 38
Shows
1:45
7:00-9:00
P-ffijjjSJ Adults l(fi
Oj 251
Dont forget Oriental Gardens, Sat
urday night.
Stated Communication of
Medford Lod?e No. 103, A.
F. A. M., Friday. Dee. 31.
at 7:80 p. m- Flection and
Installation of officer. V1-
Itlng brothers Invited.
V. A. NORRM, W. M
OBO. ALDEN. 8ecy.
Dad Dynge's Dance, Oriental Gar
dens, Saturday night.
DANCE
Saturday Night
DREAMLAND
DINTY MOORE
And His Orchestra
Men 35t 10t
Anytime
Lait Times Tonltt
IRENE DUNNE in
"This Man Is Mine"
with
Constance Cnmmlngi
Ralph Bellamy
Kay Johnson
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Loaded with action
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HENRIETTA CROSMAN
BILLIE SEWARD
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"I SELL ANYTHING"
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Men Didn't Trust Him
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FOR SALE lt30 Charvorlet Coups
Will trade and tarma. Tel. 760-W.
STRAY OOW Ovnr may haya sams
ny paying for aa and refl. J. w.
Oossptt. north of Medford Golf
course, Rt. 4, Box 131.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet.
Radio
Sou. Pae.
Std. Brands H..M
2t. Oil Cal. ....
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
U. 8. Steel SBi
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First Medford Showing
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Man and Beast in a Finish
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Plus Cartoon, "Cindernlla"
Daily Mat. 1:45. Ev. 7, 0
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Dad Dynge's Dance, Oriental Oar
dens. Saturday night.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE 1029 Biilofc Coupe. Al
condition. Price $345. ciayooinb
Motor Co.. A&iland. ore. Tel. 50
FOR SALE 1928 Bulcfc Seden. N'.oe
family oar. Price $175. Claycomb
Motor Co,. Aani and, ore. Phone 50.
WANTED Have a dealrntile client fnr
o. or 0-room furnished home. $jo
to $27.50. Charlea R Rav, Realtor.
Medford Blcl. Phone 302.
FOR SALE Young R. I. Red for
roaeting. Also dr eased geeee. Tel
3S1-R.
FOR SALE Model A and T FV.rd
sedans. Schulta Bros. 137 North
central,
FOR SALE Full-blooded White Le-
norna. u. v. VanHorn, Rt. 2,
424.
BARGAIN. MINERS 2" Bterllnff
pump ior aaie; lerma cell 750-w
FOR SALE 1929 Ford pickup; gol
, mwior excci tnt, new pauu
trade and terma. Call 730-W.
FOR SALE OR TRADt Itarge lot.
clear; some buildings: near grade
and high arhoole. Klamath Fa 11a.
for city property with or without
building. Addreaa Box 174, Trlbunt.
FOR BALE Beautiful raccoon far
coat. Phone ua-x.
FOR SALE 1933 Ford V-8 DeLuxe
Sedan. Looka and runa like new.
Priced for quick aale. $633. Clay
comb Motor Co., Ashland. Ore.
Phone 50.
USED CAR TRADES
1934 Plymouth 4-dr. DeLuxe Sedan.
1034 Plymouth 3-dr. Regular Sed.in.
1933 Chr'ler 4-dr. DeLuxe Sedan;
aide mount, heater; Al con
dition. 1930 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan; goM
rubber. lether upholatery, Al
condition.
1929 Ford Roadster: priced rUht
Also several good buy from $3VO0
to $150.00.
1915 Plymouth on display.
1935 Airflow and Alratream De8ot?w
will be here on display aoon
MEAD MOTOR CO.
16 South Fir.
DeSoto. Plymouth
FOR BALE 1930 Ford Coupe; :uf
ttrea; flrat-cla condition, $375
Claycomb Motor Co. Ashland. Ore.
Phone 60. 4
SACRIFICE SALE Rhode Island Red
cockerels, $1.50 each. Fine for
roisters or breedera Mra. R. B.
Caxley. Phone 314-W.
FOR SALE Light coupe, good paint;
$75.00. 207 No. Peach.
FOR SALE At big reduction, brand
new Ford V-8 1934 Tudor DeLuxe
Sedan. Claycomb Motor Co. Phon
60, Ashland, Ore.
SMALL RANCH SACRIFICE
0 0 C O H 30 Al excellent land; It
OO 3 UU A. Irrigated. 13 A. splen
did alfalfa; family orchard anl
grapes; comfortable 4 -room modem
house; barn; also one other aet im
provements go with place. All for
$3500; $1500 cash; cay terms on
balance, An Ideal small dairy and
diversified farm, only one-half mil
from school; 3 miles from Medford
Good road. CHARLES A. WTtfU
AGENCY. INC. Exclusive.
FOR SALE Light Studebaker Sedan
Tel. 431-J.
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