Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 29, 1935, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextlEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, fEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 29. 1935. PAGE FIYE Local and YUUori from Troll Mr. and Mrs. pave Pence of Trail were visitors to Med ford last Saturday. From Rogue River Mra. Sam San drey arrived by train this morning from Rogue River, to vUlt In this city. Mn. B.nr.dge 111 Mra. B. H. Eld ridge, who hu been ill with the fiu for the past week, la still confined to her bed. but la recovering- Guests of Bate Mr. and Mra. Carl Bowman of Med ford were In the city Sunday a guests of Mr. and' Mra. Nate Bates. Ashland Tidings. VAt Ashland Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pitch of Medford were visitor In Ashland Sunday, the Ashland Tid injs state. Here Monday John Walsh, project superintendent of Camp Evans Creek. OOC. was among Medford bu&lne&s visitors yesterday. Calder Baric at Work Richard C al der, elevator operator at the Federal building, la back at work, having been 111 for the last two weeks. . Troop to Meet Washington troop No. 7, Girl Scouts, will meet at head quarters Wednesday evening at 4 p. m. All members are urged to be present. Parker Back at Work W. J. Parker, project superintendent at Car berry Creek CCC camp, la back at work after having been iU for several daya at a Medford hospital. Medford Visitors The Oranta Pass Courier states that Mra. Clyde Martin, Mrs. A. K. Cass and Mrs. Sam Stlne baugh, all of Grant Pass, were Sat- urday visitors In Medford. L Visit In Ashland Mr. and Mra. Dan Campbell of Medford visited in Ash land Sunday at the home of Mrs. S A. Parker, according to the Ashland Tidings. Visits Aunt Mrs. Nellie I. Merri man of Medford la visiting with her aunt, Mrs. R. Boswell, at 005 East D street, Grants Pass. Grants Pais Courier. Miss McAllister Returns Uiss Helen McAllister returned Sunday from Mount Hood, Ore., where she was the guest of friends over the week-end, enjoying the winter sports. Pelletts Here for Day Mr. autf Mrs. Homer Pellett arrived on the morn ing train for San Francisco this morn ing, and will return to that city this , evening. Back to Portland A. H. Cousins of Portland, fiscal agent for the forest service . returned over the week-end to Che regional offices at Portland, having been in Medford for several v days on general Inspection work. ; ..... Visit Oregon Cavw W. X. Robert son, associate engineer for Crater Lake national park, and Francis G. Lange of San Francisco, architect for the park service, are at Oregon Caves to day on inspection work. "Sluice Box" Printed The "Sluice Box," mimeographed newspaper pub lished bi-weekly at Camp Applegate, OCC, baa been published this week, edited by Bob Baynham. tt carries news, sports and humor columns. Call at Headquarters Among vis itors at Medford CCC district head quarters today were Capt. Oliver P. Smith -of Camp Indian Creek. First Lieut. ChaTles L. meraon,Cav-Re.,of Camp Agness, and Captain Harold Q. Newell, QM-Res- of Camp Hilt. Returns from Ea.t Carl Spenter, representative of Kellogg Co. for southern Oregon, returned from Chi cago and Elgin, IU , after several ( weeks visit. He left Mrs. Spencer I and, their new twins with Mra. Bpen-1 cer's parents In Elgin. i ... Fishing In Illinois River Roy Pru- ltt Glen Pruitt and Charley Pruitt are fishing today in trie Illinois river. They had fine luck while fishing that came stream last week, according to the Lamport sporting goods store em ployes. m 9 . Refer Returns Raymond Reter. general menager of the Pinnacle Packing company here, returned from San Francisco this morning. Mr. Reter has been In the bay city to attend the convention of the Western Fruit Jobbers association. He reports a very fine convention. . Grange to Meet -Roxy Ann Grange will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock Frl- day evening. February 1. W. T. Bol ger. chairman of the educational committee, will present a program during the lecture hour. The home t economics club will meet with Mra. Robert Helvey at her home Wednes day afternoon. January 30. Will Provide Stoves The forest service will provide small stoves here after at the ski slide at Union Creek. according to Supervisor Karl Janouch, , to enable skiers to prepare coffee and other hot foods while enjoying the 1 winter sport at the resort. A shelter has been built at the slide and wood Is provided by the forest service. Nearly 100 persons spent Sunday ski ing and tobogganing t Union Creek. Why Continue To Suffer Stomach Distress? And why should any man or wom an suffer another hour with Indi gestion or any stomach misery when the remedy that acta almost Instant-y can be easily procured. Get a bottle today at any drwsut anywhere with the distinct under standing that if It doesn't put an end to Gas. Indigestion or any upset stomseh condition that causes jom distress your money la refunded. & DARE'S Personal Guenther IU Hugo Guenthw. clerk at the postofflce, la confined to lus ivumm wiwi iiiness today. Has Operation Mrs A. w in ger of route 3 underwent a major op- iiwa way at me community hos pital. E BUTTER DECLINES PORTLANO, Ore., Jan. 29. (AP) urop oi ,c lb. each In extra and prime first butter was reported on the produce exchange for the late There was no own rhonu in hu. terfat prices. For some time past nevcraj country sectors navs been DaVlnff full Pnrt.ln.nH nnntoHnn. where the cream was shipped to this city at aaoiuonsi expense. Trade In the egg market was get- DrlCS nHMlnna In tha mm. T..l market was Inclined to show slJght shading in spots. Demand for live chickens remained nrm aiong the wholesale way with nrlcM hpiH tiit t the. H cioi lavnncfl. ah sorts continued in lavor witn onerAtAr. Steadiness wan con t inn ah nriiv in tha buvlns nrtr on nrenH tur keys with lesales here to retailers on auuBLaiiuaiijr me same D&sis. targe uuiivq ciD in uraii chii ior ireezing KALLSllRIIES 10:30 WEDNESDAY John Mauri oe Kallstrom, father o! Olca Anderson, and husband at Mr. Josephine Kallstrom, (both now de ceased), passes away at bis residence. The Alaska Auto Camp, three miles below Oold Hill, Oregon, Sunday at 4 p. m., from heart trouble. Mr. Kall strom was born In Sweden, January 24, 1883. Re came to the United States 30 years ago, and located In Tellurlde, Colorado, the home of his uncle, OustaT Anderson. He was unit ed in marriage to Josephine Anderson In 1910, and shortly afterwards they muvea so soutnern Oregon.,, He was a fine Christian "mnn leaves a host of friends. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World. Surviving are two sister. mi r.n. lian Kallstrom of Sweden, Mrs. Hanna ooerg of Chicago. Illinois. Puneral services will be conducted from the Perl Funeral Home, Wednes day morning at 10:30 with Rev. Peter son otftclatlna. Interment In t.h Siskiyou Memorial Park. - - - DIES, AGED 87 Ui. ft.-. . muivuiciu puna away at the family residence, 114 South Grape street, Jan. 25, 1S3S. from In flrmltlea due to old age. 'Mrs. Lamou- rvu w oam mz newory, Vermont, Oct. U, 1847, and was aged 87 years. She leaves to mourn her ln t.hrt children. Mra. W. L. Miller and Mlsa Prances Lamoureux of Medford. Ore., and George W. Lamoureux, of Flush ing, new York. Remains were forward bt Po land. Oregon for cremation, by the " mnenu Home, Monday erening. 'THE GAY DIVORCEE' IS TRUE MUSICAL COMEDY "The Oav Divorcee." mn.f.ai edy hit at the Studio, is declared to be the first "true musical comedy" ever presented on the screen Fred Astslre and Olnger Rogers are starred. M0SHER FUEL COMPANY WILL SUCCEED HANSEN Notice of the formation of the Mosher Fuel company was filed yes terday with the county clerk, with Jack I. Mosher as proprietor. At the same time the Hansen Fuel compsny, by Harry Hansen, filed notice of the dissolution of the business name, due to the sale of the business to Mosher. Special Convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 3J. R A. M.. Tuesday. Jan. J3h. 7:S0 p. m. Work In M. M. degree. Vlsltlni members Invited. O. O. HORNER, H. P. GEO. ALDEN, Secy. DANCE Tonight DREAMLAND D'mty Moore AND HIS ORCHESTRA ft MEN LADIES 35c 10c darKety Umtwk. PORTLAND. Jan. 39. (Jp) CAT TLE: 100; calves 10: alow, steady: steers 25c lower: steers, good, com mon and medium. 4 308 75; others unchanged. HOGS: 25c lower: lightweight, good and choice. "7.25-8 50 r medium weight, good and choice, 8 00-8 50; others un changed. &KEBP: 50; steady, unchanged. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. (AP)-(USDA) CATTLE: 650; few lots common to iridium. 710 to 780 1b. California yearling steers. 95.00 750: about 40 head largely medium 059 -lb. Oregon yearling helten, $7.35; common to medium Idaho heifers $5.00-6 50;' low cutter to common cows early. 1.50-4.25; odd good bulls to M.SO; calves, 100; market nomi nally stead;. SHEEP: 750: good to choice under P0-Jb. fed vrooled lambs, nominally quoted around 8 25-8 50. CHICAGO. Jan. 29. ( AP) (USD A Hcgs 28,000: better grade weights above 200 lbs., 7.75-P0; top. 7.90; light lights. $7.00-40; sows. $7.35-45 CATTLE 8000: top $18.00 paid tor 1 130 and 1 190 -lb. fed steers: bulk better grades $ll.7& upward, owV cuttery and common cows and heifers of value to sell $7.00 downward show ing much weakness; realera b0cs9l lower; top vealers, $9.60; demand for good to choice feeding lambs, $7.40 Portland Produce PORTLArTO. Jan. 29. AP) BUT TER Prints, A grade, 34V2c lb. In parchment, 35'4c lb. In cartons; B grade, parchment wrappers, 34c lb., cartons 36c lb. BUTTERPAT Portland delivery. A grade deliveries at least twice weekly, 35-36c lb.; country routes, 34-35c lb.; B grade, or delivery less than twice a week. S3-34c lb.; C grade at market. EGGS Sales to retailers: Specials 27c; extras, 36c; fresh extras, browns, 28c; standards 25c; fresh mediums 25c; medium firsts 24c; fresh pullets 22c dozen. EGGS Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh specials, 24c: extras, 21c; extra mediums 20c; pullets 16c; checks, 16c: bakers, 16c dozen. ONIONS Oregon , $1.50-1.75 cental. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, potatoes, wool and hay. steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 29. (4P) Grain: Open High Low Clot May B3K .84 .83 .83 July .7 .78 .Itt .7 Cash: Big Bend blueatem .88 Dark hard winter (13 pet.)..- &1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY REWARD OFFERED for return Of ski clothing, ski shoes, and other per sonal effects allegedly dumped from suitcase In cornfield south of town near railroad tracks, by thief v Sat urday night. Please oall 942. LOST Lady's white gold square wrist watch with black band. Reward It returned to Mall Tribune. 28 FORD coupe, with rumble aeat; good condition; $75.00. Address Box 732, Tribune. STRAYED From Griffin creek. bUcfc horse with halter; left front foot turns out. Phone 12 12 -J. FOR SALE OR TRADE Model M Samson tractor. Write J. H. Stan ley, Route 3. Medford. STOCK AND DAIRY RANCHES. Pear Orchards, acreage home, city home, building lota, placer mines. Every thing in real estate. Roberts, 720 West 2nd. FOR BALE Br owner. Bear creek bottom acreage: excellent garden land. Phon 1524-L. WANTED Girl to aasist with house work. Phone S78-J. FOR SALE; Baled oat hay. Phone 7-F-J4. FOR SALE Oak barrela, $1.00 each. ?&IT Wiggly. 210 E. Main. FOR. SALE 504 Wt Jackson t. 2 -bed room home; hardwood floors, lot 60x5fl; government 5 loan In amount of $1050; payment, prin cipal and Interest. $11.14 monthly Price $1350. Terms $300 down arid and assume loan. Charles R. Ray, Realtor. Medford Bldg. Tel. 302. 20c Anytime Hurry! End Tomorrow Nite You May Never Get To See Another Show Like This! You'll Want to See It Again and Again I A I I C I PL,. BRADY H O ft TO N Dark hard winter (IX pet.) .871$ Western white jos, Sott Mw, hard wlnt. north ern aprtng, western red S Oata No. 2 white, 32.80. Corn No. 1 B. yellow. tto.iO. Mlllrun standard, tit. Today, car reoerpta: Wheat. JO; flour, 4; hay, 2. CK'cago Wheat j 2 i Open High Low Ctoae May Sep. , .f5', .86 1, .S3 .091, . 87j ggij .7i .7lfc . .89 1 , .86 H .85 J, .88 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Jan. 29. (AP) Stock, did little during the greater part of todaye aession, but moderate pres sure was applied to the list In the final hour and prices eagged. While activity expanded on the downturn dealings generally were extremely dull. The close was heavy. Transfers approximated 520,000 shares. Todsy's closing prices tor ' S3 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye J35'i American Can Amerlcsn & Foreign Power 4'B A. T. Si T 104 Vk Anaconda Atch. t. & s. r Bendlx Aviation .... Bethlehem Steel California Packing Caterpillar Tractor JOf4 45", 15 39 STH asy. Chrysler . Commercial Ootfent ao-,i 3 837, W 39' 49 asTi 12 SB '4 16 1514 17V4 39 40 B'i 45V4 13 Curtlss-Wright DuPont General Foods .... General Motors . International Han'ester Johns-Manvllle u. Montgomerr Ward . North American Penney (J. C.) ; Phillips Petroleum Radio Southern Paclflo . Std. Brands . Std. Oil Cal Std. Oil N. J. Trans. America. -Union Carbide United Alrcratt V. S. Steel San Francisco Dutterfnt. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 39. yP) Flrat grade butterlat 3S4 , !. o. b. Sin Francisco. Sllrer. NEW YORK. Jan. 39. (IP) Bar sil ver Inner, 54 heger at 54 J4. ORDER MACHINE GUNS FOR PORTLAND BANDITS PORTLAND. Jan. 29. (P) Tile next bank bandit that cornea to town mar find himMli in the arc ot a, withering spray of lead from two sub machine guns the Multnomah sheriff has ordered. The murderous -weapons, ol cali ber, fire 600 shota a minute literally a, stream of lead. 4 To really big man authority means only responsibility. A love service la never done for ap preciation or reward. 4 N K busy tongue, an idle brain. Strong emotion, weaker thought. ICR WiDME: TODAY . FIRST TIME IN MEDFORD Lady Policeman Trails Gang! Murder! Thrills! and the comedy of a lady cop who gets her man! PLUS "Betty Roop's Rl To Fame Hal Roach Comedy NEWS EVENT8 ' '1 CARTOON Daily Mat. 1:45 Eve. 7, 9 I Sylvia Sidney in Indian Role at Rialto When a wtuta man . marries an Apache Indian girl, one would eipect ihlnga to happen, naittcnuaVj whan the white man Is a pampered son of wealthy parent. In "Behold My Wife." aurttng a three-day run at the Rialto theater today, SsMs, 8W ney pleya the role of the Indian girl who falls In love with Dene Ray mond, marries him. only to dlsoonr 'GIMME' GROUP NEW YORK, Jan. 39. (API The American Legion Is called "America's Premier Gang" In an editorial In to day's fssue of the Seventh Regiment uszette, wnich criticises the Legion for demanding cash payment 0 the bonus. The editorial was made public hy President's Midnight Show Craterian Wednesday WARNER BAXTER MYRNA LOTT te "BROADWAY BILL' I I WWifellll (I 7:00-0:00 ejjjjajbAiJislMelj I Kiddles 10c 1 1 Starting Today for 3 Days! 3 r t m with GENE RAYMOND H. B. WARNER Laura Hope Crews- Monroe Qua! ADDED nnnrur V" the sailor ta NOVELTY "BABY BLUES" "CLUB CONTINENTAL" BAND REEL-NEWS EVENTS Ma only desire for matrlmone vu prompted by hfs wish to humfifate his parents. From Mil complicated situation has oome a screen play that runs the gamut of emotions, ranging from the light comedy touches at which Mlsa Rtoney la to adept, to atari drama and exciting suspense. A not able cast of supporting players la headed by H. B. Warner. Col. Ralph C. Tobln, commanding' of fleer of the 107th regiment, New yorlt national guard, formerly known as the 7th. It bears the heading: "Pub llo Knemy tfo. l," ana accuses the Legion ot being "guided by the ethics ot gangdom." Immediate payment ot the bonus, aaya the editorial, "will lead to na tional bankruptcy." The Legion's de mand, it aays, is Justified "by noth Vng more than the 'Crime ol gVnv mes.' M After having worked together fn circus for 40 years, Victor F. Ander sons, 70, and Elizabeth W. Pew, 73, have married. Each had taken two previous trips to the altar. AND HER STING WAS A COBRA'S She looked like a cultured white girl with generations of rinemeot behind her. But at heart she was still a savage , . . and coW kiU for leas than the white man she called her own . . . had done to her I ATTRACTIONS . n:J v... c. e. uiu iuu Civet otic A Dream Walking?" ALL IN TECHNICOLOR 1 3fV "At . a : ' s: i mm 4 Here Wednesday f f ja V r i Described In advance accounts from Hollywood as Che finest to date of Will Rogers' notable aeries of Amer Jcen character portraits, "The County Chairman" will be seen here at the Craterlan theater, beginning tomor row. "The County Chairman" la a screen adaptation of the famous play of the aarcve title, oj one ot Amerlca'a fore most humorists, George Ads. "Tha Counts CUaltmati," It l said. is a story of smiles and heart tugs. rivalling the hugely successful "Judge Priest" and "David Harum" as a te nia for Rogers. In the new film he It seen as a wily, lovahle county hose. half-diplomat, half-rustic. He wins elections arici arranges Vne, trt!M with equal skill and no one, not even his rivals, can resist him. A notable aupportlng cast Includes such players as Evelyn Venable, Kent Taylor, Louise Dresser. Bcrton CTiiwcft 111, Mickey Rooney, Frank Melton and Stepln Tetehlt. Once again Will Rogers displays his recently developed flair for singing In this picture. This time he renders an oln-tlrfte ire&tain tavigtra ec.v.5. accompanying himself on the guitar Another highlight of "The County Chairman" It one ot those famous torchlight processions so much In vogue st the turn of the century. This one Is staked by Will and Is said to have all the titiay ana thilll of its originals. . President's Benefit Warner Baxter Myrna . Shows 1:45 Starting Tomorrow! HE'LL W!H YOUR VOTE ON THE LAUGH TICKET! ilk. stef II 1 fiiflillfffll fl i'ffik '''W'v'' A i'Y' mmWv Another nproarioa role for ihls ovaWe star . . . v& od vu boT who threw a rfionkey wrench into political macriine . . .but not too buiy to pTomclt live WILL II 7.1S couniv CVCLin f nmcr MICKEY BERTON POMTlVr.l.V BN'DS TONfOffT 1 Vv Loretta John Id The White Opens at Roxy 5 1 M A lady cop eta Into a lot of funny mlxups In tratllng a kins of klllert .n "Vfomvi. tksm K Y Roxy with Skeeta Gallagher and Lu ctlle Oleaaon. Due to an accident, the short ttvstern, "Pais of the PrtU Tie," did not arrive for today's ahowv SOTfl tWVh tiVi money can buy. The btgger the fish the mere essilf It gets away. Too many compliments and gifts Now I Eat 1 Cucumber ' No Upset Stomach QVw KtLtt kiuu It DISaOLVES m wtter, i-McAtw ttemtch ratdr tK Bur Rlief line 1S97 and Trial la Proof. 2S& BELL-ANSS TOR WDIOlSTiOK tS.is.'Si Raaanawal Midnight Show Wed. Loy In "BROADWAY BILL" ,15c . 390 Klflfl'.t . tflc VCnHDLt nocccro ROONEY CHURCHILL j j Youne Boles in t Parade" V-. " a I 'III