MEDFORDMATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON'. TITURSDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1033.
PAGE FIVK
Local and
To Santa Barhara LouU Sal&tie,
Jr., left laat night by train for Santa
Barbara, Cal.
To Ran Francisco Capt. John P.
Merrill, P. A. -Res., left last ntgat
by train for San Francisco.
Patient at P acred Heart Richard
Garrett of 125 Portland avenue was a
patient yesterday at the Sacred Heait
hospital.
Farrell to Salem Frank Parrel!
vaa among those leaving last night
by train. He w&a enroute to Salem
on business.
Has Operation Mrs, Anna Looker
of 606 West Fourth street underwent
a major operation Wednesday at the
Sacred Heart hospital.
Here on Business Among Med
ford's business visitors today Is W. F.
Bastham of Portland, who arrived
this morning on the Oregon! an.
Back from Portland V. D. Brophy
&nd Luther Deuel returned this morn
ing from Portland, where they it
tended to business for several days.
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In Hospital Among patients at the
Sasred Heart hospital Wednesday was
John Hess of Camp Indian Creek.
OOC. who was receiving medical
treatment.
Discharged from CCC George Vy
xnetal, discharged from Medford CCC
district, left last night for his home
In Chicago, as did Martin J. Prlbash.
also discharged from duty here.
PreolpJtAtton Recorded During the
12-hour period ending at 5 a. m. this
morning, the weather bureau recorded
trace of precipitation, while during
the preceding 12-hour period. .36 of
an Inch was noted.
Back to Rosehurg T. S. Wheeler of
Roseburg, presiding elder of the Pott
land district of the M. E. church,
south, left this morning on the Shasta
for his home, having attended a con
ference here last evening.
Meeting Places Changed The Jack
son county teachers' chorus announc
ed today that the meeting place for
next Saturday has been changed from
the courthouse auditorium to room
6 of the Junior high school.
Pat Shaw Visits Pat Shaw, who
recently enlisted In the United States
navy and Is now receiving prelimin
ary training at San Diego. Cal., Is
spending a few weeks' leave in Med
ford, having arrived Saturday. v
Bran It Returns J. B. Brault, man
ager So. Oregon Gas Corp., returned
ajid Luther Deuel, manager of South
thls morning from Salem and Seattle,
where he had been the last week,
conferring with J. H. Ward, president,
and D. E. York, vice-president of the
corporation,
Boeing Ship Visits A Ford irl
motor airplane used by Boeing School
of Aeronautics as a cross-country
training ship, stopped at the munic
ipal airport this afternoon for 30
minutes. It carried several students
of the school who are being trainsd
in cross-country navigation.
Badminton Club Leaves The Med
iford Badminton club left this morn
ing for Portland, where they will par
ticipate in the first annujj tourna
ment with teams from Seattle, Ta
coms, Longvlew, Olympla and Port
land. The women players who e
making the trip are Mrs. Blanche
Roberts, Mrs. Ned Vilas, Mrs. Kittle
VanHoevenberg, Mrs. Amelia Tuttle
and Mrs. T. Slater Johnston: men
players are W. H. Mulrhead. W. H.
Fluhrer, H. S. Deuel, Max Pieroe and
James (Bud) Hayes
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Fordson tractor, disc
plow and disc, excellent shape; also
Mallard ducks and bantams. Tel.
3-7-11.
"WANTED To rent 6 -room modern
home on paved street, good neigh
borhood. Address Box 3598, Mall
Tribune.
FOR SALE CHEAP Oldamobile Road
ster. Phone 628-R. 257 Beatty St.
A SNAP
My equity In 1934 Master Chevrolet
coupe; run only 4.000 miles. Same
m new. Will accept trade. P. O.
Box 748.
COMPLETE works of Abraham Lin
coln. New. enlarged 12-volume edi
tion. Books in perfect condition.
Half of original price. Dr. Virginia
C. Rlgg. 53 N. Orange St.
WANTED Trailer. Phone 289-J.
CALL Dressler's Square Deal Hatch
ery. Chicks and hatching. Rocks.
Reds. 10c. Harrspn Leghorns from
hleh producing old hens. 9c. Tel.
1569-Y.
FOR SALE An old electric washing
machine, only 87 00. Tel. 341-J-3.
WEEK END
PIANO SALE
New, Used, Repossessed Pianos.
Cable & Sons upright: a real .
good practice piano
Wellington uprlgiit I 87
Royal Bungalow, like new 179
Bungalow Player, fine condition;
a real buy I1M
Several others at greatly reduced
prices.
EASY MONTHLY TERMS
Can Be Arranged
YKY. V. IKI.IKRY
CLINE PIANO CO.
Temporary Warerooms
111 No. Fir St. Medford.
i COMMON
iOLDS
Personal
From Ashland Mrs. p. c. Garrett
of Ashland was a visitor in Medfoi-d
today at the home of Mr. and Mrs
C. R. Prey.
From Hamilton Field Lieut
Brown, flying a P-S6-A Boeing ship,
landed at the municipal airport to
day for lunch, enrout north from
Hamilton field to Pearson field.
Brldce Party Tonight The Social
itea will hold a bridge party to which
the public in invited, tonight at 8
o'clock, at the ParUh hall on South
Oakdale. Contract, auction and five
hundred will be In play.
Pines' Have Visitors Visiting Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Pipes of this city are
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Havermann of
Idaho, who stopped off on their way
to their home In Idaho from a visit
in California.
Improve Snot Lunch Peggy Mc
Merll and Ora Wyant have assumed
management of the Spot Lunch, lo
cated at 17 South Riverside avenw,
It was announced Wednesday. Im
provements will be made In this well
known establishment and service will
be personally supervised by Mrs. Mc
Merll and Mrs. Wyant.
Minor Auto Accident A minor
auto collision between the Chevrolet
sedan driven by Lucille Estes of
King's highway ana the Union Oil
company truck driven by Donald von
der He 11 en, was reported to city po
lice yesterday. The accident occurred
when the two machines scraped fend
ers while endeavoring to pass at a
point where cars were parked on
both sides of the street on South
Oakdale.
Building Permits Issued Building
permit were Issued at the city hall
to Scott Davis, to remodel the build
ing at the corner f Main and Cen
tral, at a cost of $12,000; to H. G.
Waltermelre, 903 Holly street, to
build a chicken houso at a cost of
$100; to Ethel S. Randies. 830 West
Twelfth street, to remodel a resi
dence at a cost of $800, and to C. M.
Houston, 516 Dakota street, also to
remodel a residence, at a cost of $300.
COCKTAIL7 BILL
IN LOWER HOUSE
(Continued irom rage One)
ceded. If passed hotels and restau'
rants would be permitted to serve
hard drinks with meals.
Willis Mahoney, mayor -of Klamath
Falls and opponent of Governor Chas.
H. Martin In the recent primary elec
tion, was at the capital today In the
"Interests of the League of Oregon
Cities bills," he said.
The so-called deficiency Judgment
measure bobbed up again In the sen
ate and was definitely killed when
the body adopted the unfavorable
committee report. It was laid on the
table on Its first appearance and was
brought out today for final consider
ation. The bill would do away with defi
ciency judgments In mortgage fore
closures. The opposition contended
that It would virtually shut down on
money lending.
Senate bill 200, on today's calen
dar, which provides that public offi
cials drawing a salary of more than
$1200 a year, would not be eligible
to hold the position of national com
mitteeman, state central committee
man, or other such office, was laid
on the table for the time being. The
bill was directed against congress
man Walter Pierce, national Demo
cratic committeeman.
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Stated Communication of
Medford Lodfte No, 103, A.
F. as A. M, Friday. Feb. 15.
at 7:30 p. m. Special enter
tainment feature. Visitors
invited. FRED PURDIN, W. M.
GEO. ALDEN, Secy.
Schilling
(J Extract
One drop work magic
in a dish
of cooked fruit
Dreamland
DINTY
MOORE
and Hii Orchestra
A?
DANCE
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 14 (AP
Cattle: 200; active, steady; cows, i
good and choice, $5 25-6 25: common
and medium, $3 50-5 25; others un
changed. HOGS: 300; strong: lightweight,
good and choice, $7.75-8. 35; medium
weight, good and choice, $-8 33; oth
ers unchanged.
SHEEP: 50; steady, unchanged.
CHICAGO. Feb. 14 (AP (U. 8
Dept. Apr.) Hops: 16.000; direct
6,000; active. 15 higher; slow at mid
session; packing sows strong: weights
above 200 lbs. $8.40-50, top $8. 85:
desirable 180-200 lbs. $825-40; 160-
180 lbs. $8 00-25; good packing sows
$7.75-80.
CATTLE: 8.000; better grade steers
fully steady; lower grades strong to
25 higher; early top $13.75: bulk
$8.50-12.00; choice yearling heifers up
to $11.25; she-stock strong to 25
higher; demand fairly good for both
shipper, beef cows, and cuttery and
common offerings; all grades sharing
upturn; bulls strong to 10 higher;
vealers steady to string; outside on
weighty sausage bulls $5.35; few se
lected vealers to $9.00; mostly $8.00-
50 on better grades; light kinds
$6.00-7.50.
SHEEP: Lambs steady; weak to 25
lower; bids and sales good to choice
native and fed western $8.25-60; best
city butcher bids $8.65; choice lambs
held $8.75 upward; sheep about
steady; few good to choice native
ewes $4 50-5.00; nothing done on
feeding lambs; indications around
steady.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 14.
(U. S. Dept. Agr.) CATTLE:
425; Including 340 holdovers;, steer
market not established; generally ask
ing higher on two loads fed Nevada
slaughter steers, or toward 9.50; odd
head common lightweight sold 6.00;
no action on long string holdover
Oregon stockers.
SHEEP: None; good-choice under 80
lb. fed wooled lambs nominally quot
ed around 7.50-8.00.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 14. (AP)
Grain:
Wheat.
Open High Low Close
May 84 84 B33 83 Vi
July 77 77 76 '3 76
Cash: Big Bend bluestcm, 89'j;
dark hard wltcr (12 per cent), 98;
do (11 per cent), 88V4; western white.
81 y3; soft white, hard winter, north
ern spring, western red, 82.
Oats, NO. 2 white, $32.50.
Corn, No. 2 E yellow, $41.25.
Mlllrun standard, $24.50.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 16;
flour 17; corn 1; oats 1,
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 14. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, A grade, 37'2c lb.
in parchment wrappers, 38 Vic lb. in
cartons; B grade, parchment wrappers
3614c; cartons, 37'ac lb.
BUTTER FAT Portland delivery, A
grade deliveries at least twice weekly,
38-39c lb.; country routes, 36-37c lb.;
B grade delivery less than twlco a
20?
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KIDDIES J
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HERE IS ONE PICTURE WE'RE
SURE YOU MUST HAVE MISSED
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With such stars as VERREE TEASDALB VICTOH
J0RY OSGOOD PERKINS REGINALD OWEN
ADDED SELECTIONS
Adventure Pictures Presents
"MEXICO, The Land That No One Knows"
Short Reel "I LOVE A PARADE"
Fox Metrotone News
Nil!
Adults
'20C
LAST TIMES TONIGHT 1
3 f:
week. 37C lb.; C grade at market.
EOGS Sale to retailers: Specials.
27c; extras, 25c; fresh extras, browns.
26c; standards 24c; fresh mediums
25c; medium firsts 24c dozen.
EGGS Buying price of wholesalers
fresh tpeclals. 23c; extras. 21c; extra
mediums 20c; pullets 16c; under
grade 16c dozen.
NEW POTATOES Florida. $3.50
3 75 per 60-lb. box; Hawaiian, $3.40
3 50 per 50-lb. box.
LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery
buying prices: Colored hens, over
lbs., 14-I5c lb.; fowls, under 3 lbs. 12c
lb ; springs. 4 lbs. and up. 16c lb.;
others unchanged.
Ohee.ie. milk, country meat, onions
wool, potatoes, and hay, steady and
unchanged.
Ch:
wit '
casto wheat
CHICAGO. Feb. 14 OR Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May 967, 97 98'i D6y,
July 89-90 9Hi 89(4 B3'4
Sept. 88, 88 87 1, 87 "4
Wall St. Report
NEW YOVX. F-v. 14 (AP) A few
firm speclaiei' pt, the stock mar
ket awrike to'r, although slumber
ous tendencies were pronounced
throughout the greater portion of
the list. Most of the leaders held to
a restricted range. The close was
steady. Transfers approximated only
420,000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 82 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 135
Am. Can U6B
Am. & Fpn. Pow. 4'4
A. T. & T 10314
Anaconda lQa,t
Atch. T. & S. F.
Bendix Avia
Beth. Steel
43
1514
39
41
California Pack'g .....
Caterpillar Tract ........
4114
Chrysler 38
Coml. Bolv 21
Curtlss-Wrlght ,
Dupont .......
Gen. Foods
Gen. Mot
Int. Harvest
I. T. A T
Johns-Man ... .. .
2H
94 H
. 34
. 3074
40
8
51
26
124
Monty Ward
North Amcr
Penney (J. C.) 6D
Phillips Pet 15 V4
Radio -.. 64
Sou. Pac .......... 14
Std. Brands 17
at. on cai . 30
at. on n. j. 40
Trims. Amer. B'A
Union Carb 47
Unit. Aircraft 13
U. S. ateel 35
San Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14. (AP)
First grade butterfat 40 f.o.b, San
Francisco.
Silver
NEW YORK, Feb. 14. (AP) Bar
silver, higher at 54.
Card of Thank.
We wish to express our since ap
preciation for the kindness and sym
pathy extended us during our recent
bereavement; also for the beautiful
floral offerings. John Q. Emmert and
Family.
TODAY
and FRIDAY
One woman in a thousand a thou
sand women in one! Glorious
DuBurry, mistress of royal revelry
HISTORY'S GUILTIEST .
SECRET EXPOSED
la this amazing story of
the most fantastic lover
the world has ever known!
FRIDAY SATURDAY
mm odr
Western Feature
I L & I '
One of the most popular chlla stars
of yesterday. Jackie Coogan, now
(rrown to a six-footer, has one of the
featured roles with Randolph Scolt
and Evelyn Brent In "Home on thv
Range." taken from Zane Grey's "Code
or the West." and starting a throe-
day run at the Rlalto theater today.
HUMAN FLY WILL-
SCALE JACKSON
"I fly through the air with tho
greatest of ease," would probably be
ft suitable theme Bong for D. D. Ro
land, human fly and acrobat, who
will scale the Jackson hotel here Fri
day it 3:30 In the afternoon and
again at 7:30 In the evening.
Having Just climbed the la-story
city hall at Oakland, Roland will
come to Medford with a little more
than 19 yeors' experience. Tho Oak
land climb, however, Is far from be
ing his highest. He climbed 42 sto
ries of the L. O. Smith building in
Seattle and 74 stories of the Chrysler
building In Now York, and during
all his dare-levll feats he has had
only one fall, this of S3 feet off the
court house at Bloomflcld. Iowa.
BeBldcs scaling the walls of the
Jackson hotel, Roland will perform
many gravity-defying stunts on the
cornice of the building. He will bal
ance on chairs, and will do a blind
fold walk along the edge with his
wife, featured in the act, on his
shoulders, reading to him from ft
newspaper.
7:00-0:00 if fOiiOj
Now! Until Saturday Only!
Greater Than Anything You've Ever Seen!
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on Rialto's Bill
W 1th Joa Morrison niniMno "Hnm
on the RanR." the story tells of
Scott's dlfflcultlea tn reconciling his
love for a girl with his loyalty to his
brother. The action takes place
against a background of western
ranches, flaming forest fires and
thrilling horse races.
Now at Roxy
Dolores Del Rio Is the stare of
"Madamo Du Barry," now playing at
the Roxy.
The film treats of Du Barry as ft
woman, giving the intimate aide of
her life and loves.
Avoid False Teeth
Dropping or Slipping
You needn't fear false teeth drop
ping or slipping If you'll sprinkle ft
little Fasteoth on your plate eaco
morning. Olves all day oomfort and
teeth hold tight. Deodorizes. No gum
my, paeiy, tneia or wig r-
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SCREEN
REVIEW
(By Dick Applegate.)
Ones In a long time a truly ei
oeptlonsl picture is filmed, one that
people talk about for months alter.
A picture that has everything; a good
story, an exciting name, a fine can.
unxisual photography, snd thst In
definable something known as "box
office appeal." fluch a picture wm
"It Happened One Night." and while
of sn entirely different kind, such
a picture Is "The Lives of a Bengal
Lancer," which opened for a four
day run at the Craterlan theater yes
terday. If you miss this picture don't blme
me if you are left out of most of tho
fireside conversation for the next few
weeks, because obviously enough the
picture ts going to be talked about.
With Gary Cooper In the leading
role, and Franchot Tone and Rlchird
Cromwell in only slightly less Im
portant ones, excellent acting ts
given, and the other members' names
read like the social register of the
camera world, with Sir Quy Stand
ing, O. Aubrey Smith (1 like him),
Monte Blue and Kathleen Burke.
The story widely differs from the
Francis Yeats-Brown novel from
which It was taken, but that Is un
derstandable, and the picture suffers
in no way for tho difference. Four
years were spent In the production,
and the results Justify the time.
One of the best pictures of the
year.
$10 FINE FOR FAILURE
STOP AT INTERSECTION
LeRoy Williams, arrested Tuesday
on a charge of having driven through
a stop street, was fined K in city
oourt this morning by Judge Allon
D. curry. The arrest was the first
stop In the new campaign being
launched against violation of tho
trafflo laws of the city in an at
tempt to check the mounting num
ber of auto acoldents here.
A warning was Issued by city po
lice that those found violating the
laws, even the minor ones, will be
dealt with severely.
Shows
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7:00-0:00
Starts Today
Pounding hoofs of
galloping herd , , , thun
dering the song of the
range ... the battle of
men for life and love . . .
with six-gun Justice roar
ing the Code of the West
Yith
II .-..Him MMMBil
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JACKIE COOGAN
RANDOLPH SCOTT
EVELYN BRENT
'JOE MORRISON i
Sinning "Home
ADDED
RUTH ETTINO in
"Bandits and Ballads"
TRUCK FEE REGULATION
AGAIN FACED BY SOLONS
SALEM, Ore., Feb. 14. (AP) The
old question of truck fee regulation
came up sgaln last night before the
Joint roads and highways committee,
this time In the form of a hearing
on two legislative measures, one
amending the existing law to lower
mlllage taxes on trucks, and the oth
er which would allow Independent
carriers to pay a flat fee of 40 cents
per hundredweight on a load.
Ose Mali Tribune want vis.
"ALL THE
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OUT OF LIFE"
says middle aged woman
Many women suffer from hot
flashes, dizzy spells, nervousness
and other an
noying symp
toms of the
Change of Lifej
They get so
blue and dis
couraged that
life does not
seem worth
living. '
Mrs. Matushek
"All the fun was gone out of life,'
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five years I was going through a very
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fl Had Awful Hot Spells')
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Golden West..
....as only Zane
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