MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. "WEDNESDAY. JANUARY P. 1035.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and Personal
Wilson to Portland E. M Wilson
left lut night toy train on a bus:neu
trip to Portland.
From Ashland Bob Ingle wu a
btulneas caller In Med ford Monday
morning. Ashland Tiding.
Week -end fiueji Mlaa Lucile Mur
ray of Med ford wu a week-end guest
at thi home of Mis Pearl Wardle of
Ashland, the Tidings states.
At Ashland T. R. Pollock of Glen
dale and Mrs. T. R. Pollock of Med
ford were visitors In this city Sunday
at the home of relatives. Ashland
Tidings.
In Ashland Monday Mrs. Margaret
Goold of Medford visited In Ashland
Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mr.
Pred Tayler, the Ashland Tidings
states.
Leonards Have Guests Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Tayler visited Monday night
In Medford with Mr. Tayler's brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Leonard. AAhlnnd Tidings.
Back rrom Portland L. S. Blyth,
who has spent the last three days
attending to business In Portland, re
turned this morning on the Ors
gonlan. Called to Medford Miss Ruby
Stone arrived this morning on the
Oregon! an from Corvallls. where she
Is attending Oregon State college,
having been called to Medford by '.ne
serious lllnew of her father. Dr. D. W.
atone.
Miss Turnhull Leaves Miss Edna
Turnbull was among those leaving
tbl morning on the Shasta, enroute
to her home In Portland, efter hav
ing spent the holidays visiting here
at the home of Mrs. Emma Bunn.
. Hart to 'Frisco F.oyd Hart, man
ager of Timber Products, left on last
evening's train, enroute to Ban Fran
cisco. " I
Goes to Eugene C. W. McDonald J
left this morning on the Shasta for 1
Ei.gene, where he will spend the
month with his son, weir W. Mc
Donald. i
CCC Man Returns ast Returning
to his home in Shelbyvtlle, 111.. James
B. Isenberg. an enrollee at CCC Camp
Oregon Caves, left Medford last nlgnt
by train,
On Business Trip On a business
trip through Medford. C. J. Wight,
representative of John-Welch Dental
depot of Portland, spent two days
here and left this morning for the
north.
Expect to Stay Miss Irene Wester
berg of Portland arrived In Medford
recently and expects to locate here
permanently. She formerly was asso
ciated with the Jeanne Beauty Studio
and other beauty parlors In Portland.
Mrs. Shaw to Portland Having
been spending the last two weeks In
southern Oregon, visiting her mother
and sister, Mrs. S. E. and Hattle How
'ett of Eagle Point. Mrs. Tavia Shaw
left this morning on the Bhasta for
her home in Portland.
At Cinderella Shop Mrs. Hazel
Marx, formerly i of Grants Pass, has
joined the staff of the Medford Cin
derella shop es buyer of ready-to-wear
clothing, according to word received
from Medford. Mrs. Marx will be re
membered asHeael Hodklnson. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hodklnson.
Of recent years she has been employed
as buyer for Oakland and California
stores. Grants Pass Courier.
Livestock.
PORTLAND. Jan. (AP Cattle
200: stesdy to strong, unchanged.
HOGS 500: packing sows 25c
higher: packing sows, medium ana
good. 5 356 50; others unchanged.
SHEEP 100: steady, unchanged.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9. AP) (USDAl
Hogs 19.000; 1020c higher: better
grade, above 230 lbs., 8. 10-30; top,
8.20; 160-180 lbs., 17.40-45; sows.
7.40-60.
CATTLE 10.000: fed steers and
yearlings strone to 25c higher: 111.75
paid for several loads yearlings and
1250-lb. steers; next highest price.
$1 1.70; yearlings and light s ?rs.
11.40-60; heifer yearlings up to
9.75; vealers strong to 25c or more
higher; selects. WOO and better; bulk
6.00 a 7.50; bulls, 4 35; good beef
cows. 25-50.
SHEEP 8000: active: bids and sales
good to choice slaughter lambs steady
to strong: most sales, 9.10 upward:
asking 25c and more higher; best
lots held well above $9. 50: sheep and
feeding lambs firm; slaughter ewes.
3.504.50; upward to 6.75 bid on
good feeding lambs.
Portland Produce
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RATE EVIDENCE REFUSES TO TAKE
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PORTLAND. Jan. 0. (P New tes
timony presented by the pacific Tele
phone & Telegraph company In Its
suit to enjoin State Utilities Com
missioner Thomas from enforcing his
order for an eight per cent rate re
duction, has been ordered resubmit
ted to the utilities commissioner.
The order was Issued late Tuesday
by Circuit Judges Lusk and Tucker,
sitting en banc In the case. Tlie
court disclosed that the order was In
accord with the state law under
which Thomas has 15 days in which
to take action on the new testimony.
The utilities commissioner may
change or revise his original order,
cancel Its entirely or re-submit It
unchanged. The trial will be resumed
after he reachee hla decision.
On point raised in yesterday's
session in,, connection with property
Taluatlon was whether depreciation
should, be allowed only for actual and
observable deterioration of plant or
for the theoretical loss In value set
up on the company's books as reserve.
The difference In the allowances
made by Commissioner Thomas and
the company la in the neighborhood
of $5.000.000 the main Item in a
total discrepancy of about $11,205,000
between the value of the company's
properties In Oregon as calculated by
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Working girl wishes girl of
god character to share apartment
and expenses. Box 626. Tribune.
EXCELLENT COOK and housekeeper
desires position. References ex
changed. Box 623, Tribune.
FOR SALE! Bed, mattreM and springs
10: also 12-qt. pressure cooker, $7;
good as new merchandise. 519! N.
Bartlett.
FOR RENT Apartments. 334 Apple.
WANTED Thoroughbred male hog:
Duroc or Improved Poland China.
Phone 35S-J.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Jersey COW
to be fresh. Phone 258-J.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished duplex,
close In, modern: adults. Cheap
rent to right party. Key at 240 So.
Grape.
FOR S ALE Oldsmoblle truck, 150.00.
416 So. Laurel.
WANTED Capable woman for llgnt
housekeeping and companion to
elderly woman in modern country
home. Box 622. Tribune.
the company and as figured by the
utilities commissioner for purposes
of rate making.
(Continued from page one.)
mann's mother. Motherhood super
cedes wifehood In her creed. The
courtroom Is stifling. The air Is thick.
Germs must run billions to the
square inch. The ventilation belongs
to an era In which windows were
nailed down when the first snow fell
and remained nailed down until
spring.
Mannfrled Hauptmann U too
young to receive any lasting Impres
sion of what he might behold in the
courtroom. His mother does not dif
fer with Attorney Re Illy because she
wishes to prevent her son from mem
ories that might darken and embit
ter his later life.
She differs from the learned coun
sel because she considers first, her
baby's health.
Not even for the husband she
loves, the man who has blasted her
life and smudged the life of her son
but who to her Is atlll "Richard."
will she bring her baby Into the hot,
germ ridden, whirligig courtroom.
Her decision la admirable. She pro
tects her baby knowing full well no
more eloquent plea than a mother
holding a child In her arms, fighting
for the father of that child that her
son may have a heritage free from
shame, could be presented to a jury.
RUNAWAY LAD AT SEA
SANS OARS OR SAILS
NEW YORK. Jan. 9. (UP) How.
ard Albert, 12, decided to run away to
sea today In a lifeboat, but forgot to
take any oars or sail. A police launch
rescued him as the boat was drifting
Into the main steamer traffic lane
leading to New York harbor.
PORTLAND. Jan. 0. $) BUT
TER Prints, A grade. -33! ac per lb.
in parchment wrappers, 34,c In car
tons; B grade, parchment wrappers.
32'jC; cartons, 33c lb.
BUTTERF AT Portland delivery. A
grade deliveries at least twice weekly.
33-34c lb.: country routes. 31-32c lb.:
B grade, or delivery, 32-33C lb.; C
grade at market.
EGGS Sales to retailers: Specials,
27c; extras, 26c: fresh extras, browns.
26c: standards. 25c: fresh mediums,
25c; medium firsts, 25c; fresh pul
lets. 22c dosen.
EGGS Buying price of wholesalers:
Freeh specials. 25c; extras. 22c; extra
mediums, 20c; pullete, 17c; checks,
17c: bakers, 17c down.
COUNTRY MEATS Soiling price to
retailers: Country killed hogs, beat
butchers, under 150 lbs. 14c; vealers.
fancy, ll-llc lb.; light and thin,
3- 7c lb.; heavy, 3-4c lb.; cutter cows.
5-7c lb.; canners. 4c lb.; bulls, 6
64c lb.; lambs, fancy, 14c lb.; ewes.
4- 8c lb.
LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery
buying prices: Colored hens, over
h2 lbs. 14-15c lb.; do. under 5', Ids.
15-16c: Leghorn fowls, over 3 lbs. 12
13c lb.; do. under 8 lbs. ll-12c lb.;
springs, 4 lbs. and up. 15c lb.; under
4 lbs. 15c lb.; broilers under 2 lbs.
16c lb.; roosters. c lb.; pekin ducks,
12c lb.; colored, lOc lb.; geese, 10
Uc lb.
Cheese, milk, mohair, potatoes, wool
and hay, steady and unchanged.
afternoon sag. the list stiffened a
little in the final dealings, and closed
with mixed gains and losses, mostly
fractional. The closing tone was
steady. Transfers approximated 600.
000 shares.
Today's closing prices fcr 32 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 138'i
Am. Can 114'i
Am . Si Fgn. Pow. 4 ""t
A. T. A- C 105'4
Anaconda .. 11 8B
Atch. T. & S. F 54
Bendix A via iei
Beth, ffteel 34
California Parkg. 39
Caterpillar Tract. 39'
Chrysler 40
Coml. Solv .... 23
Curtiss-Wright ...... 2
Dupont ; 9'3
Gen. Foods ...... .......... 33
Gen. Mot. r. 32
Int. Harvest. .. 41
I. T. T. 9
Johns-Man. 65
Monty-Ward . 29
North Amer 13
Penney (J. C.) 73
Phillips Pet 15
Radio - 5
Sou. Pac ..................... 16
Std. Brands 18
St. Oil Cal 30
St. Oil N. J. 42
Trans. Amer 5
Union Carb. 47
Unit. Aircraft 14
U. 8, Steel 39
"Imitation of Life" Starts Thursday
INDIAN POLICE KILL 7
MOSLEMS DURING RIOT
BOMBAY, Jan. 0. (API Seven
Moslems were killed and 20 Injured
today In Arja. in the state of Ichalk
aranjl. when police fired Into
crowd of 300 Moslems attempting to
prevent' the arrest of one of their
compatriots.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Jan. 8. (AP) Grain.
Wheat:
Open High Lou Close
May 85 14 85 -j 85 Vt 85 14
July 79 14 79 H 794 7H
Cash: Big Bend bluestem. 01: dark
hard winter, 12 per cent. 99'i: do 11
per cent. 90: western red. 83: soft
white, northern spring, hard winter,
western red. 84.
Oats. No. a white. (33.50.
Corn. No. a E yellow. (43.25.
MUlrun standard. 825.50.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 16:
flour 12; hay 1.
a. !cago Wheat
CHICAGO. Jan. 9. (AP) Wheat
Open High Low Close
May 1.01, I.021, i.ot 1.011.
July .93'i .94', .93V4 .93,
Sept .93?, .92-;, .9114 .91?4
San Francisco Ruttcrfnt.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 9. (F
First grade butterfat, 34 f. o. b. 5n
Francisco.
Silver.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9. (IP) Bar sil
ver firmer, higher at 54.
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Meteorological Report
January 9, 1935.
Forecasts,
Medford and vicinity: Unsettled
tonight and Thursday; probably with
rain; not much change In tempera
ture. Oregon: Unsettled tonight and
Thursday: probably rain west por
tion and snow over mountains; not
much change In temperature.
IxtvaX Data.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 60; lowest, 31.
Total monthly precipitation, 095
Inch. Excess for the month. 0.13 inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1934, 9.36 Inches. Excess for the
season. 1.08 Inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p. m. yester
day. B3; 5 a. m. today, 98.
Sunrise tomorrow. 7:38 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 4:59 p. m.
Observations Taken at S a. ni.,
110 Meridian Time.
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CASTOR OIL SENTENCE
FOR HABITUAL DRUNK
HAMMOND, Ind., Jan. 9. (UP)
Fred Cory, 65, arraigned as a habitual
drunkard, had the choice today of a
125 fine, a six months penal farm
sentence or a two-ounce dose of cas
tor oil. He chose the latter. "Come
back tomorrow for another dose,"
Judge J. V. Stodola. Jr., said as he
left. "You're only on probation."
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Use Mall Tribune want ads.
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Jan, 9. (AP) The
stock market sloshed around without
getting anywhere today. After an
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Adults
20c
rag
Kiddies
10c
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TODAY and THURSDAY
Sift J'nTifftcsmmr
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A PICTURE WITH A WALLOP!
Aniirn attritions
CHARLIE CHASE in
'ANOTHER WILD IDEA"
"Egypt, Kingdom of the Nile"
A Tr&veltalk Mctrotone New
ll.
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KltMtJ J
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Last times TONITE
mm
Tomorrow!
Helen Twelvetree in
"She Was a Lady"
Corning Soon!
Thrill. 4flnai: Thrill, A.horel
Thrill, Cilore: In Chjntr.il in
India In tlic Jnn:lf In th
.;trrtd rltlM of Ihf past.
Daily Mat. 1:45. Eve. 7, 9
Boise 44 32 .08 Clear
Boston 52 , 48 .01 Cloudy
Chicago 36 42 .... Cloudy
Boston .... 36 .01 Cloudy
Denver ................. 66 36 .... Clear
Eureka ................. 52 40 .06 Rain
Helena 32' 14 .... Cloudy
Los Angeles 58 50 .12 Cloudy
MEDFORD 37 31 T. Cloudy
New York 64 48 .... Foggy
Omaha 36 32 T. Rain
Phoenix 62 48 .... Clear
Portland 44 34 .... Cloudy
Reno - 42 26 .04 Bnow
Roseburg 59 34 .02 Cloudy
Salt Lake 46 34 .02 Cloudy
San Francisco....- 56 50 .32 Rain
Seattle 44 38 .... Cloudy
Spokane .............. 34 30 . Cloudy
walla Walla ...... 44 30 Foggy
Washington, D.C. 52 .... ....
Be correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann.
There will be Dancing W
at ureaminna xonigni;
HUNDREDS OF
PEOPLE MAKE DREAM
LAND THEIR REGU
LAR RENDEZVOUS.
IF YOU HAVEN'T
BEEN DANCING AT
DREAMLAND OF
LATE, YOU HAVE
BEEN MISSING THE
MOST FUN MEDFORD
HAS TO OFFER.
YOU WILL ENJOY
DANCING AT
DEAMLAND ANY
WEDNESDAY OR
SATURDAY TO THE
EFFERVESCENT
MUSIC OF DINTY
MOORE AND HIS
ORCHESTRA 1
THE ADMISSION
CHARGE IS STILL
REMARKABLY t-0W.
MEN 35c and LADIES 10c
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Problems Facing
Youth Answered
ft Is seldom Indeed that a motion
picture dares to show, in a thor
oughly eonvincinft manner, the ans
wer to some of the many problems
lacing modern youth today. "Dam
aged Lives," now at the Rlalto the
ater until tomorrow night, does Just
this.
Following the lives of a young
couple, through their courtship, their
engagement period and then mar
riage, "Damaged Lives" shows how
ignorance of sex and Its many at
tendant problems can very easily re
sult In broken up homes and unhap
plness. It is a daring drama, frank
and yet with none of the "dirt" one
might expect. It is a story of the
youth of today, seeking happiness,
and not knowing of many of the
pitfalls. It is In throwing light upon
these subjects that the film suc
ceeds In bringing Its message with
a sometimes startling effect.
On the stage. In conjunction with
the showing of the film. Dr. Eugene
What would you do If you were
a widow who had fallen desperately
In love for the first time In your
life and were planning on an early
marriage to the man of your heart.
only to find that your 16-year-oia
daughter, ignorant of the true situa
tion, had fallen no less desperately
In love with the same man?
This U the situation which con
fronts Claudette Colbert In "Imita
tion of Life," coming tomorrow to
the Craterlan theater, with Miss Col
bert in the starring role and Rochelle
HudFon as her daughter.
This Is only one of the several
polcnant problems presented In "Imi
tation of Life." ndapted from the
novel by Fannie Hurst.
Entertaining Stage
Show at Craterian,
In a letter received by George
Hunt of the Craterlan theater, from
the Wilbur Cushman booking agency.
from whose offices the various stage
units playing here every other week
at the Craterlan theater are routed.
"Rambles In Rhythm." the stage unit
playing n one-day engagement at the
theater today Is given praise as being
one of the finest shows on the road
todnv.
The letter states "we assure you
that 'Rambles In Rhythm.' on our
personal wcrd. Is as good a unit as
may be played or found anywhere.
The same thing holds true of the
units following It."
Hpaded (by the well-known team
of "Smoke 'n Honey Gal." and with
Glen Dale, leading man In many
musical comedy shows In the east.
'Rambles In Rhythm" also has tap
dancers, acrobatic s t a ra. ballroom
dancing, pianists, adagio teams, and
musical rhythm as provided by the
Rhythm Ramblers orchestra.
On the Boreen. Stan Laurel and
Oliver Hardy have a perfect back
ground for their particular brand of
comedy In "Babes In Toyland" from
the Victor Herbert operetta.
BOYHOOD FRIENDS MEET
BEHIND DOORS OF PRISON
FLINT, Mich.. Jan 9 (UP) Riley
Bryan and John Odle. both 24, went
to school in Tuii, Okla., together,
both Joined the army at the same
time and todny they will both start
serving 2ft to 40 years In the same
prison. The pair pleaded guilty yes
terday to charges of robbery armed.
E. Voltaire throws additional light
upon the many sex problems in the
home. Illustrating his talks with
living models, featuring Miss Cali
fornia, his talks are of much In
terest to men and women alike.
Matinee showings are for the ladies
only while the evening show have
been set aside for the men.
JOAN BLONDELL IN
'SMARTY' AT STUDIO
"Smarty," the novel story of
rotating wife who furnishes some of
the strangest and most hilarious
marital tangles Imaginable, comes to
the Studio thenter today with Joan
Blondell and Warren William.
The plot concern a young bride,
beautiful but irritating, who longs
to be crushed and mauled and beaten
up In true cave man style by her
love mate, and continues her search
for such a he-brute until she finds
him.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
ROBBER COMES THRICE
TO CAFE ATTENDANT
DENVER, Colo.. Jan. 9. (UP) Is
the third time the charm? Not so
with George Grubb. 31, attendant in
a lunchroom. He was robbed aguln
pdny the third time by the same
man of approximately the same
amount.
Use Mall Trloune want ads.
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jn Shows lilj
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991 Admission
Ml 35c
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Until Tomorrow Night Only!
DRAMATIC!
ABSORBING!
Mothers . . Fathers .
Sous . . Daughters .
nil ghe their praise to
(hi startling drnnifl
of Life n picture for
every adult!
MATS. LADIES ONLY
EVES. MEN ONLY
Chllclrpn undrr 18 not admlllfil.
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ON THE STAGE
Dr. Eugene L. Voltaire
AND HIS
Beautiful Living Models
FEATURING
MISS CALIFORNIA
The truth
nnd feerets
of sev, mar
rlare and
hlrth ron-Irni:
FRI-SATi
WARREN WILLIAM
in Th Liberty Magazine ThrllUr
11 THE CASE OF THE
with MARY ASTOR
Here's fine iinMery oti ttun't nle!
Meet Perry Mfit-on. the nen l pe nf
SherlfM k Holme In lltlnnt lnuer, nin
ter detective, inillrv man the new king
nf crline-liiin'er!
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TODAY ONLY!
Doors Open Tonight
at 6:30
Complete shows starting
7:00 - 9:30
PRICES
TONITE
ONLY
ADULTS
40c
CHILDREN
25c
On the Stage
Sparkling . . rhythmic entertain
ment . . studded with star per
formers and talent!
GENE COBB'S
RAMBLES
in RHYTHM"
with "The Aces of Blackfaces"
Smoke V Honey Gal
GLEN DALE
and Ills Rhythm Ramblers
& ACTS-8
ON THE SCREEN
Laurel & Hardy
Babes inToyland
if
,,b,ofbi
STARTING
Tomorrow
. At our regular
ndm Union
prices.
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IN FANNIE HURST'S
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