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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. "MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. MARCH 5. 1935. PAGE TERES Society and Clubs State Organizer Gaett At If(trr of Honor Meet The JuTnlIe Degree of Honor club xnet in regular session Saturday aft ernoon, in the Eaglea hall, with Ern l Bmlth, president, In the chair. There was a good attendance and Im portant business was discussed with Mrs. Minnie Card, itate organizer, who was honor guest. Mrs. Card waa presented Tloleta by the usher, MarJorLe Ooddard, and gave a charming response. The meet ing waa made very Interesting with practice drills. Ernest Smith was pre sented his ninth senior major stripe for hl Degree of Honor service cap. After the buslneaa meeting a soc ial program waa begun with read ing bv Katherlne Campbell. Visitors aud visiting mothers were present. 7 adding to the attendance. Refresh ' menu of cake were served. The next meeting will be held In the same hall the first Saturday In April. It la hoped all Jurenllea will be present. Detroit Wedding lias Local Interest News of the engagement of Miss Vlda Walker, Michigan girl, and tnacher in the Detroit schools, and Paul Wanner, son of Mr. and Mrs F. D. Wagner of Ashland, baa reached the University of Oregon campus. The wedding date bas not been set but will take place In the early summer when the couple are planning a non . eymoon trip to Oregon. Mr. Wagner was employed after hU craduatlon from the university in 1930. with the Armstrong Cork com pany at Its factory In Lancaster. Pa. He later Joined the sales department and has had bis headquarters with the Armstrong branch at Detroit since. Oregon Dally Emerald. Protective Association Will Meet Thursday Eve Degree of Honor Protective associ ation will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening In the Eagles' hall 1 on West Main street at 7:30. There will b an interesting program and several new members are to be In itiated. Mrs. Minnie Card, state or ganizer, will be present. Refreshments and dancing will fol low the business session and those In charge announced that friends of the club members who wish to dance ire welcome to attend after 9:30. Talks Scheduled for Wednesday Club Meeting Mrs. R. B. Hammond will give talk entitled "Propoganda Msnace" as one of the Interesting features of the regular meeting of the Wednes day Btudy club scheduled for tomor row at the Girls' Community club rooms on North Bartlett street, Mrs. Ira Love of Central Point will give a book revue and current topics will be discussed by Mrs. M. m. Mor rls. Chrysanthemum Circle Juveniles Plan Meeting The Juvenile club of Chrysanthe mum Circle No. 84, will meet at the Odd Fellows' hall Wednesday at 4:00 o'clock. It Is urged that all members attend. Women of Botary To Meet Tomorrow Women of Rotary will meet on Wednesday for one o'clock covered dish luncheon at the home of Mra. W. H. Richsteln. 504 South Holly. Mrs. C. O. Leonard will be assistant hostess. Madrigal Club Will .Meet Tonight Madrigal club will meet for reg nlar rehearsal at 7:45 oclock tanlght at the Girls' Community club rooms. All members are urged to be pres ent. - Miss Clara Hanley To Be Luncheon Hostess Miss Clara Hanley will be hostess at luncheon Wednesday at 1 :lo o'clock, at her hone, to members of the Jacksonville Home Economics club. Interesting Entertainment Planned for MUMonary Meet Mrs. I. H. Gove It In charge of the Interesting entertainment that is being planned for the meeting ef the Women's Missionary society of the Christian church Wednesday aft ernoon at 3:00 o'clock at the church. All women of the church are In- ltd. Circle Missionary Society Plans Dinner The Circle Missionary society of the Christian church is having a pot luck dinner Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the church. All members are urged to attend as Interesting reports on the work carried on st the recent state convention held at Port land, have been prepared. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Alfalfa and barley hy, Hugger'a Ranch, Central Point. FOR SALE Red and Rock setting pu; blood tested; 45c setting. $2.50 per 100; 1 rntle north on old Pa cific Hwy. Mrs. Edw. O. Miller. TOR SALE Earliest of AH seed pota toes. R. H. Field. Seven Oaks. lei. 185, Central Point. Pot Lack Supper For Sargent Post Regular meeting of Col. Sargent Post U. S. V. W. will be held at the armory Wednesday, March 6. A pot luck supper will be served at 6:30. True meeting Is called for 8 o'clock and all members and visiting mem bers are welcome. A program will be given. 8t. Ann's Altar Society Will Meet St. Ann's Altar society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. the meeting having been postponed from Tuesday. Popular Acclaim Brings Return of Soloists Tonight Returning by popular acclaim to southern Oregon, David Campbell, concert pianist, and Delberg Frad- enberg, lyric tenor, will apepar at the Baldwin piano shoppe at 8;15 this evening. The two appeared in Ashland in January before one of the most en thusiastic audiences ever to attend In that city, and most of those to hear their first program have indi cated an intention of being present tonight. In view of the limited space at the Baldwin shoppe, those wishing to obtain good seats are advised to arrive early. The program for tonight has been changed completely from the one presented in Ashland, eo as to offer as wide a variety ss possible to southern Oregon music lovers. The program as announced Is aa follows: I. "Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue". - Bach David Campbell n. Ana from "Elijah" ("If With All Your Hearts") Mendelssohn Aria from "Le Rol d'Ys" (Seren ade) - Lalo Aria from "Joclyn" (Lullaby) Godard Delbert Fradenberg III. Two Etudes" . Chopin Walts" Chopin David Campbell IV. 'Over the Mountains". Qullter "Oh Cease Thy Singing, Maiden Fair" Rachmaninoff "May The Maiden" Carpenter "Ave Maria" Kahn Delbert Fradenberg V. "Capriccio" Brahms "Intermezzo" . Brahms "Introduction and Componella." - Paganlnl-Liszt David Fradenberg FIRE LADDIES El PRICES TAKE DIP PORTLAND, March 9- fAP) Dur ing the late session of the produce exchange there was a loss of le lb. each for the two top score butter. Yjo loss for prime firsts and un changed for firsts. The price on butterfat was lowered le lb. along with the cut of extra butter, thereby lowering both butter and fat to the values established late last week. Trading In the egg market was considered of steady character, al though here and there was a note of easiness where recelepts piled up on some of the smaller operators. Trading trend In the chicken mar ket continued of firm character with full recent advances generally maintained. For selected stock occa sional small premium was suggested. iflMarket? Livestock. PORTLAND, March 8. (AP) Cat tle 150; calves, 10; steady, unchanged. HOGS 100; steady; lightweight, good and choice, t8.25.v9.25; medium weight, good and choice, ft8.75(3 9J5; others unchanged. SHEEP 35; nominally steady; un changed. HEIRESS TO FORTUNE MARRIES "3$ I. T. & T John-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C) Phillips Pet. Radio Sou. Pac. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Frame after their marriage In New York, The bride Is the former Mist Rolsalind Kress, heiress to the chain itorl fortune. (Associated Press Photo) strong; asking higher on limited umbers choice lambs on sale; bulk lambs of medium to good 80-85 lb. 825; choice bid upward to 9 00-10; best held above 9 35; sheep and feed lng lambs little changed; medium to choice native ewes 4 50-5.35. best held above 6. 50; medium to choice feeding lambs quotable 6.50-7.05. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, March 5 (AP) (U. 8. Dept. Agr.) Cattle: 350; Including 60 holdovers and 2 cara Just arrived; low grade cows and bulls active, fully steady; steers scarce; clearance Incomplete, Includ ing some late arrivals; toppy kinds absent; load holdover medium 1076 lb. Nevada hay and grain fed steers, 99.60. others In first hands; good fed quoted above $10.60. SHEEP: 535, all direct; good to choice under 90 lb. fed wooled lambs nominally quoted 97.50 to possibly $7.75; double deck 93 lb. local warm ed up California lambs on yearling order $7.00. sorted 10 per cent; late Monday, 150 head California spring lambs direct to packers, first of 1935 season. Portland Wheat Close 81 75 dark PORTLAND. Ore., March 0. (AP) Orain: Wheat : Open High Low May - 81 j; 81 81 July 76 !i 76 '4 75 Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 88; hard winter 12 per cent, 97; do 11 per cent, 84 soft white. 81; northern spring, 82' j ; western white, hard win ter, western red. 80. Oats. No. a white. 31.50. Corn. No. 3 K. yellow, 40.00. Mlllrun standard. 24.00. Today's car receipts: wheat, 23; flour. 3. CHICAGO, March 8. (AP) (TJ. S Dept. Agr. HOGS: 10,000; active, 15 higher; better grade above 300 lb. 9.70-75. top load 415 lb. 9.60; 160-200 lbs. 9.50-75; light light 9.00-50; sows 8.90-9.00. CATTLE: 8.000; common and medi um weight steers 10-15 higher, active; firmer market on better grad weigh ty bullocks comparable light kinds steady, top 13.75; best long yearlings 13.25; belfer yearlings 10.50; all she stock uneven, supply comprising in between grade heifers, selling 9.50 down to 6.50; cowa of value to sell 5.00 downward, steady; heifers firm cutter cows slow 4.50 down; bulls, steady, practical top 5.40; 6.50 for outstanding offerings; vealera very scarce, mostly 8-50-9.50. SHEEP ; 1 1 ,000 : slaugh ter Iambs fairly active, sales and bids steady to Fifty-eight members of the volun teer and regular Medford fire depart ment attended a dance and feed last night at the fire hall, given under the supervision of Tire chict Roy Elliott. Those who attended, all firemen and their lady guests, report having had a wonderful time. After the dance, music tor which was furnish ed by Dickey's orchestra, sandwiches and coffee was served at midnight. The event waa held last year for the first time, and was such a success that it was voted to repeat it. WANTED Old horses end cowa for t fox feed. Box 3580, Tribune. FOR SALE 2 thoroughbred Poland- China brood sow. Wm. F. Jones, 1 Rt. 1, Rogue River. Ore. WANTED to buy for cash, light truck Consider model T in pood ehapo. Box 5005. Tribune. FOR SALE Inspected strawberry plants. Improved Oregon and Mas tadon. Reasonable prices. Free from disease: thrifty plant. Oak Grove road, Rt. 2. Box 303. Medford. COZY HOME! 4 mod. raw., new htgn quality furnishings, Including over stuffed; lamps, newest electric ranee, etc. Eaat aide view; very attractive financing; $700 will han dle. Arthur E. IvUn. 19 N BartltV.t. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1929 Chev rolet panel delivery In good condi tion, cheap for caaH. Inquire at shooting gallery. 309 E. Main St. FOR RENT Modem house In Talent, with rane, $8. Call E. C. Gardner. FURNISHED ROOMS with bath. 20 BeAtty. EXPERI ENCED ate nogr. p he r dwslrea position. Box 4659. Tribune. Schilling finer takes out . j nor jreczet out want I la its delicate naor Chicago Wheat a week. 30-3 lc lb.; O grade at market. B GRADE CREAM Buying price butterfat bun, 53o lb. BOOB Aalea to retailers: Apeclals, 21c: extras. 30c; fresh extras, browns, 20c: standards, 19c; fresh mediums, 30c; medium firsts. 18o dozen. EOGS Buying prices of whole salers: Fresh specials, 30c; extras, 18c: extra mediums, 17o; medium firsts. 15c; under grades, 15c down. POTATOES Oregon Burbanks, B3 flOo cental: Deschutes gems, 11.00 1.10 cental. NEW POTATOBS nortds. 2 50. 3 80 50-lb. box; Hawaii, ,1 50 per 30 lb. box. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, wool and hay, ateady and unchanged. std. Brands . St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. 3. Trans. Amer. - - , Union orb. , Unit. Ativrntt 11 U. S. Stei-l 30 'i ' 33', 10'i 87 U 14', 4J 4'i 18, an', 37', 5 46 BIRTHS ellter. NEW YORK. March sliver barely steady, i 8 ( AP) Bar lower at 37 V Born to Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Dodg es of Ruch. OTe., a baby girl weigh ing S1 pounds, this morniog at the community hospital. Card ef Thank. We wish to expresa our slneere thanks to our many friends and neighbor for their kind sympathy and help, and also for the beautiful floral offering durln? our recent rwreavrment. Mr. and Mrs, Qeo. N. V-.a. Py Now I Eat l Rich Foods I I sVV Thank to Be II-am f Qutcaw Kd!f twetut It DISBOLVX f water, ruebca itomtch rudy to utw Sure EEW autcs 19J ud Trial u Proof. He BELL-ANSSp FOR INDIGESTION CSiltitViili Wall St. Report MEN PORTLAND, " i O. D. Irwin, arrested here last week by state police and sheriffs office authorities, yesterday appeared befo-c U. S. ComJssloner Victor Tengwald, . under the name he was using when arrested, Ray King, also his wife, Mra. Loulae King, and were bound over to federal grand Jury m Portland, the man under 5.000 bond, and the woman with bond set at 3,000. The two were taken to Portland yesterday by Deputy U. 8. Marshal Leo McLaln. to face a charge growing out of a violation of the Dyer art, when the two brought a stolen auto- ; obtmle to this city several weeks ago Local authorities were uncertain as to whether Irwtn would face the Dyer act charges before facing escape charges filed against him for his , Kansas state penitentiary break at Lansing In 1933. Re waa charged with the Dyer act violation before it was learned of his prison record, state police said today, Ask the customers who have their watch repairing done here. Johnson the Jeweler. WEDNESDAY is Remnant Day! at PENNEY'S Mill-ends, short lengths, priced to clear. Cotton and silk fabrics. Yonr opportunity to save. Store open 8:30 a. m, BE HERE EARLY CHICAGO, March 5. (API- Wheat: Open High Low May P6'4 0674 July 01H 91'i BO'i Sep. 00 ' 90 ?, 89 Close 95-98 Portland Produce PORTLAND, March 8 (P) BUT TER Prints, A grade. 32c lb. In parchment wrappers. 33c lb. In car tons; B grade, parchment wrappers. 31c lb.; cartons, 32c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery. A grade deliveries at least twlc weekly, 32-33c lb.; country routes, 32-33C Id.; B grade, dellverlea .less than twice NEW YORK. March 8. (AP) The I stock market suffered a relapse to- i day, for no particular reason that could be cited by brokers, and quot ed values receded 1 to 8 or more points. All sections of the list were Included In the selling movement. The close waa somewhat weak. Trans fers approximated 970.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow; A. Chem. tt Dye 133 Am. Cen 114V4 Am. is Fgn. Pow. , 2, A. T. & T. 108 Anaconda 9a Atch. T. As 8. 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