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MEDFORD MATL TRIRTXE. MEDFOIJL), OREGON. TUESDAY. MARCH IP. 1935. PAGE FIVE Local and VKIt m A-hland Mrs. J. W. Mer-, rltl and her daughter, Mrs. B. San derbon ol Metllord, were visiting In Ashland with friends Siuiday. j From Ahlond Miss Irene Wehrll of Ashland was a business visitor In Medford Monday morning, according to the Ashland Tidlnes. From H'lSiie Klver C. b. Hatch of Rogue River arrived this mor.uhg "it the Oretonian to spend the (toy in Medford on circuit court Jury duty. Spend Week-end Here Earl Lit trell and George Hague of Grants Puss spent the week-end with friends j In Medford. Grants Pass Courier. llxi Operation Mrs. P. M. Pllsnm of Tennant, Cal.. underwent a major operation yesterday at the Sabred Heart hospital- Sundov Victors The Ashland Tid ings states that Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Sander of Ashland visited In Med ford Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shy Morthland. Kxpected In Arrive W. F Hayden of Grants Pass was expected to arrive today by train to spend several days her on business connected with min ing Interests. From Portland Kenneth Pilllty ! Portland arrived this mornin? jy train to reassume a position at head quarters detachment of Medford CCC district. FrelRht Man Arrives R. E. Mul lany. representatlvo of the Trans continental prelcht bureau, arrived last night by train to attend to of ficial business In Medford. Grants Pass visitors According to the Grants Pass Courier. Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Parsons. Medford. spent the- week-end In Grants Pass at the home of the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. I.. E. Mllledge. Wilsons Have Visitors Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Yeo and Mrs. A. L. Har vey visited at Medford Sunday after noon with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson is Mrs. Harvey's daugh ter. Ashland Tidings. Sander Recoverlnc ReP 'rom the community hospital Indicate that Fred C. Sander, who recently undei went a major operation there. Is re covering nicely, and should be able to be about in a short time. Loott Reported Better Burt bowry. Jr., who underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital. Is re covering as well as could oe expecUd However, he will not be able to re ceive visitors for several days. Luclan Clement Sails Lucian (Lute) Clement, who loi the last sev eral months has been employed for T. W. Woolworth Co. and a stock exchange bureau at San Francisco, has sailed for Honolulu, T. H., ac cording to word received here today by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Clement of 223 West Main. He is working his way to the Islands aboard ship. Clement and Dick Sleight, both graduates of Medford high school, have spent some time In San Fran elsco. where- Sleight Is artist for F. W. Woolworth Co. and also attend ing business college. Merchant's LUNCHES 35c Table d'Hote or a M Carte Pert t re The COLONI AL Everybody Welcome "20 NYTlMEs Positively End Tonight 1M ASClNATtNO COUMI Of "THf THIN MAM Alwuia LQY UNA MERKEL WED-THUR saam sTM7a?fTlsi&-"-T-'-J"ss3 I j.Ti'T-J 'L i "' nitln.e 1 still r 11 1 in Positively Knd Tonljtht The Surprise Musical Of The Screen! --j mh;m WED TI'.L R I 13 3 Personal Hack from Portland Miss Mary Haven returned this morning on the Oreonun from Portland. At Sacred Heart Arthur Lord of Central Point is a patient at he Sac red Heart hospital, where he under went a minor operation yesterday. At Hipltal-Mra. Vaileh Trubbe of 830 T.iylor street unoerwent a major operatlcn today at the Community hospital. Has Ton-tlertomy E. J. Jsnney of Modoc avenue underwent a tonsll ectomy this morning at the Com munity hospital. Vinlne Improves Prof. i. Vlning who Is receiving treatment at the Community hospital, was much im proved Monday, according to the at tending physician. Ashland Tidings. Has Emergency Operation Ned Cash of Central Point underwent an err.er.jency operation last night at tr.e Sacred Heart hospital, attendants re ported today. Hate Major Operations E. E. Fisher of 316 King street. Ellrabeth Renter of Jacksonville and Mrs. Chai les Jantzer of Central Point all under went major operations this morning at the Sacred Heart hospital. Girl Scouts Awarded The Olrl Scout headquarters was attractively decorated last Monday evening for the purpose of conducting a cere mony, at which four girls were pre sented with the tenderfoot pin. This makes them members of the Girl Scouts of America. Those who re ceived this badge were Jean Leonard. Nancy Day, Peggy Dean and Ruth Nordlck. OF Co-operation of the motoring pub lic, during the period of resurfacing the Pacific highway between Sixth street and the north city limits. Is requested by the stste highway com mission, through Resident. Rntrlneer V. L. Goodnight. Work started this morning on the project, and Is ex pected to take three weeks. "We plan to maintain one-way traffic during the work." Engineer Ooodnlght said today, "but unless there is co-operation by the motor ing public, the highway will be closed on certain portions. It Is re quested that city and country auto lst use other afreets as much possible to lessen the traffic and danger of congestion and accidents- ine state highway board, does not want to divert the truffle nnlau absolutely necessary, but It will be none, it co-operation Is not forth coming." Ooodnlght also requested that "sightseeing motorists" refrain from traveling by the work, while under way. "The contractors and the state highway board desire a first-class Job. and this csn be accomplished only by the help of motorists." he said. Goodnight said that traffic from the north could reach the business district, by using the McAndrews road to North Central avenue, and Crater Lake Highway traffic could travel to East Main and enter the downtown section by that route. It Is planned to rout the present light through travel direct over the t-acinc Hignway, unless conditions warranted use of detours. 4 OREGON'S RELIEF WASHINGTON, March 19. (AP) The federal relief administration to day granted an additional (67.575.313 for March relief, bringing total allot ments for the month to 8129.732.537. Most of the grants were for the second half of March. Including general relief, transient relief, col lege student aid. the emergency edu cation program and drought relief. No grants were made to Idaho, pending Increased contribution from the state government. Grant included: Oregon. (475.000; California, (47,750.000; Washington, $966,890. i KILL 27 MOHAMMEDANS IN ORDER TO HALT RIOT KARACHI, India, March 19. (AP) Twenty-seven Mohammedans were killed and 97 Injured today when po lice stopped a riot of 100.000 demon strating against the execution of a fellow moslem with a volley of shots. MARVIN OKOBcif and his barjd, Oriental Gardens. Thursday. DANCE AT DREAMLAND WEDNESDAY NIGHT DINTY MOORE AND HIS ORCHESTRA MEN r.rjc LADIES 10c livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. Mar. 19. I API CATTLE 100: 25-75.- lower. Steers, common nd medium. 5 25-9 10: cow. jgood. common and medium. 4 00-7.00; How cutter and cutter, 2.00-4.00; bulls, good and choice. 5 00-50: cutter, coin- mon and medium, 3.75-5.00 unchanged. HOC.S. 100: 10-25C lower. others UEht- weight, good and choice. 7.75-9.25: medlumweiahl. good and chok-e. 8 50- ! 9.25; heavyweight, good and choice. : 8.00-75; packing sows, medium and good. 6 50-7.75: others unchsnged. SHEEP and lambs 25: steady. Lambs, common and medium. 4 23 6.50: ewes, good and choice. 3.25-4 25: cull, common and medium. 2.00-3.50; others unchanged. OHICAGO. March 19 J, (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS: 14.000: slow, lj 25 lower: good to choice 180-230 lbs 8.90-9.00. top 9.10; big we'ghts 875 90: desirable 160-180 lbs 8:50-90; light lights 8. 15-50: sows 8.25-40 CATTLE: 6.000: fed steers and vear llnga very slow, uneven, steady to 25 lower: all grades 50-75 lower for week very little done: heifers steady: other she stock steady except cutter cows weak to shade lower; bulls and choice vealers steady: best light 'teers 2.75: holding heavy western-fed steers, sim ilar to 13.75 kinds week n.?o, above i 13.00: nelfer yearlings 10.00: cutter cowa 4.00: sausage bulls 5.75; select ed vealers 9 00-50. bulk 7.50-8.50- SHEBP: 13.000; fat lambs slow: trade delayed by lower olds; bulk held for fully steady price rates; sheep and feeding lambs little chsnged. bids and few sales good to choice na tive and fed western lambs 8.00-25; choice offerings held 8 50-65 and above: medium to choice native ewes 4.00-5.00: light weight westerns quot able higher. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., BUTTER Prints, March 19. (AP) A grade, 29c lb. In parchment wrappers. 30c lb. in cartons; B grade, parchment wran- ! pers ae'jc lb., cartons 29'c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twice weekly, 28-29C lb.; country routes, 28-290 lb.: B. grade, deliveries less than twice weekly, 26-2c lb.: C grade at market. B GRADE CREAM Buying prices, butterfat basis, 55c lb. EGGS Sales to retailers: Specials. 23c; extras. 20c: fresh extras, browns. 30c; standards. 19c; fresh mediums. 20c: medium firsts, I8c dozen. EGGS Buying prices of wholesal ers: Fresh specials. 21c; extras. 20c: firsts, 18c; extra mediums. 17c: me dium firsts. 16c: undergrade. 16c doz. POTATOES Oregon Burbanks. 1 cental; Deschutes Gems. (1.35-1.40 cental; Idaho Gems, (1.25-1.30 cen tal. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, new potatoes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, March 19. Grain: (AP) Wheat Open High Low Close May .774 '"'i July 7ia; .7i ,71 a; .71Si Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 84: dnrK hard winter. 12 per cent, 93; do. 11 per cent, 80'2; soft white. 77: west ern white and hard winter. 76: nor thern spring, 78',i: western red, 76. Oats: No. 3 white, (29.00. Corn: No. a yellow, 38.7S. Millrun: Standard. 124.00. Today's ear receipts: Wheat, 7; flour, 15: oats. 1; hay. 1. Chicago Wheat , CHICAOO. March 10. (API Wheat: Open High Low close May 91',; .93 .91 .91 Jul; .88', .89 'i .88'-, .88', Sept. ,88'i .89 .88", .88 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, March 19. (AP) The stock market followed the lead of cot ton and other commodities into high er price levels today. Although handicapped by stagnant trading, gains ranging from minor fractions to a point or more were well distributed among all groups at the close. Transfers approximated 500,000 share. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. &. Dye . 27 -t Am. Can .113', Am. & Fgn. Pow . 2si A. T. it T. 100 Anaconda 8V3 Atch. T. Si 8. F 39 Bendtx Avla. . , 12 Beth. Steel 23 Caterpillar Tract. . 38 Chrysler 33 Com). Solv. ! 8 Curtias-Wrlght 2 DuPont 88 Gen. Foods 33 I'm mm1 MARVIN GEORGE Marvelous Musiciani ORIENTAL GARDENS Thurs, Night March 21 38 36 Int. Harvest. I. T. T Johns-Man. . .Monty Ward .... ! North Amer i pr '! - j Penney iJ C.) ;"hi!!:ps Pet .. Radio iSou. Pac. 33', 10 2', 65', . 15 ' . 14 . 15 28', 36'. , 5', . 46 . 11s, st1 Brands . iSt. Oil Cal. ... S:- :' N- J- Trans. Amer union Caib L'n.t. Aircraft .... U. S. Steel Siller NEW YORK. M.ircil 19. API Bar , sliver steady, unchanged at 587tc. San Knim-isi-n Hulterfnt SAN FRANCISCO. March 19 (API First grade butterfat. 30c f. o, b. San Kranclsro. Here Wednesday Acolnlnied ns the perfect musical comedy, "Roberta" comes to Crnterlan theatre tomorrow as a three-star at traction with Irene Dunne, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogere. With Miss Dunne singing Jerome Kern sons hits, including tTie famous "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes." and Astaire and Miss Rogers whirling thru j -Roberta's" dazzling dance routines ! said to outshine those of "The Oay i Divorcee." the picture also presents a brilliant array of feminine fashions ldLplayed by a bevy of America' most beautiful ft iris. In addition to dancing as they nave never dn need before , , . even In Flying Down to Rio" and "The Gay Divorcee" . . . Fred Astaire and Miss Rogers sing. Astaire also burns up the keys In a torrid piano number, revenling a new accomplishment. With rmich of the story action cen tering In a Paris style salon, the fash ion displays enter logically Into the gay. romantic story. As a stage attraction. "Roberta" was a smash hit on New York's Broadway, playing more than 250 per formances at the New Amsterdam theatre. It subsequently hung up new attendance records In road show ing. FOR JAMBOE FUND The Boy Scouts of Medford troop 8. and of Gold Hill troop 17, will hold a Joint vaudeville show at the Washington school gym on March 26. at 8 p. m. Featured will be minstrel skits, songs, dancing and Jokes. Tickets went on sale Saturday. The proceeds will go toward sending a boy to the International Jamboree, to be held in Washington, D. C. The public Is Invited to attend, and help this worthy cause. MARVIN GEORGE and his band. Oriental Gardens, Thursday TIRED and IRRITABLE w1 'HO wouldn't he rrn.. when periodicpaio was dragging her down? Relieve the fain and discom ort by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets. All drug gists sell them. Mrs. Marion Sidnr of Chicago says: "I was very tired and irritable. I had severe pains and terrible headaches pert odically. My husband bought me your Tablets and they helped me wonderfully." Why don't you try them next month? Gen. Mot ... V I Now I Eat J Lobster ThiinkJn Hell-am j BELL-ANSSp FOR INDIGESTION 5tK.-a Kay Francis in , f ; tie - v. tT V 7' ' ; n Thrills and unique situations me the keynotes In "Living On Velvet," opening a three day nm at the Rialto theatre. Its star cast Is headed by W aire n William, Kay Fra nc la a nd Oeorge Brent. There are unusual air maneuvers with some of the maddest stunting Imaginable by the pilot, whobe air escapades finally get him grounded, after which his mania for speed SLATED MONDAY Due to the tact that the audit of Rogue Valley Golf club's books Is In complete, the annual meeting, which was to have been held Monday, was postponed for another week. The meeting will be held definitely Mon day evening. March 25. at 7:30 o'clock In the Hotel Medford, President Harry McMahon annnunced today. Starts Today 3 Days! They Do the Things You d Like to Do! p fWw WARREN hVs'rMsnd"- sis nnd lotpd his friend's M'lfs even niorc! ' jf KAY "" J"t,d onc rzSHkfi I man to marry an- ff 5 rl Xx other the dnv artrr she ijj 3(1 tSA 'f. met him! IfN.' .- GEORGE I UtUnUt Ihumhed hl K '. none at the world, nnd W lived onh for thrills! M ri 'Women ST IVILLIAM ifc 1 "Kau p T FRANCIS BRENT LXLJyy ADDED TREATS "Demi Tasae" 2 Reeb of Vodvil M "Strange As It BmP Rialto Picture brings mm to gnet m a wild auto ride. There is an unique romance In the story In which two friends love the same girl, but each doe. his best to givo her to the other to make the woman happy. Brent Is the aviator, William Is his bet friend and Kay Francis Is tha beautiful society girl whom the two love. At this meeting a complete report will be rendered outlining accom plishments during the past year well as deciding upon a definite pol icy governing the club's 1035 actlvl ties. As many matters having an Impor tant bearing on the future of the club will be discussed, all stockhold ers asc well as playing members are urgently requested to attend. In addition to going into the fin anclal affairs of the club, three new directors will be elected for the ensu ing year. MARVIN GEORGE and his band Oriental Gardens, Thursday. LiTlhil 1 .i.Vm if i.si. W. T4, i nii'!- 7 ' Malta Commnder- So. 4, k. T.. MhxmiIc Ashlmid, Ore. Stated conclave. Wednesday evening. March 20 . Opn short form. Routine bull Knight invited. R. L. BTRDIC, Commnnder. W. H. DAY, Recorder. MARVIN GEORGE and hi band. Oriental Gardens, Thursday. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH psid for men's 2nd nand suits. hats and shoes. Will H. Wilson, 32 j No. Front St. WOOD WANTED 100 to 200 cords 4' green fir. Vslley Fuel Co. 26 W. Main. EX-NAVY MAN wants work; prefer radio or electrical. Glean Hall, ru 2, Box 408. Medford. WANTED Cow trailer. .o.v. 2-wheel, 19lnch wheels preferred. Write price and description to Geo. A. Taylor, Camp Connell, Hornbrook Cal. FOR RENT 5-room furniMied house, 330 Haven. Inquire 324 Haven. S0-ACRE ranch, 40 sores cultivated. 40 more belnj; cleared, improved, 35 acres of free water. Price S.IOO'J Will trade for Medford house Homeseekers Exchange, 402 East Main. POR SALE Hollywood Imrhorn hatching esss. 2 50 per hundred: 300 baby chicks April 1, at Oc. s. P. Ireland. Lozter Lane. GOOD URF.n rR SO-Day Written Ouarantee. REAL BARGAINS 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Bus. Coupe. 1033 Chrysler Brougham. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, 11,- 700 miles. 1933 Dodge Business Coupe. 1933 Plymouth 4-door Sedan. 1933 Chev. rumble seat Coups. 1930 Bulck Coupe. 1931 Chev. Victoria 5-irnas. 1929 Ford Town Sedan. 1930 Chev. Spt. Roadster. Twenty others from 25 up to choose from. ARMSTRONQ MOTORS. INC. '37 CHEV. TRUCK, 4-speedtransrnls- "iun; our picaup: a 33x4'4 tires. Bowman Place,, Central Point. FOR RENT Apartment, 334 Apple. Shows 1:4.1 7:00-11:00 STARTING TOMORROW! The Show You've Waited For! LU1TH New dance sensa tions by America's dance sweethearts . , . new magic melodies ... a lifetime of laughs ... a riot of rhythm and joy I If p I S I Positively Ends Tonight! $ULiRvnnmARSHflii bD WANTED To buy used piano, mtl si7 preferred. Quote very beji price for cash; also make. Box 2103, Tribune. FOB SALE Choice fteardles sed barley. E- H. Nledermeyer. Phona 697-R-X. NASAL CATARRH . . . Just a few drop up each nostril CLEARS HEAD QUICKLY Enjoy yourself at the MARBLE CORNER in historic old JACKSONVILLE Dancing every night except Monday GOOD MUSIC D. E. Hartman, Prop. IM.AN NOW TO ATTEND THE Townsend Club Dance at Dreamland Friday Delicious, Extra Thick Milk Shakes, 10c CLEO'S 1 1 1 1 I I I llll. A STAR-STUDDED MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT THAT BUBBLES WITH BRILLIANCE MORE GORGEOUS MORE GLITTERING THAN "THE GAY niunDrtc, with IRENE DUNNE FRED ASTAIRE GINGER ROGERS RANDOLPH SCOTT FROM THE CELEBRATED STAGE MUSICAl MUSIC by JEROME KERN BOOK ond LYRICS BY OTTO HARBACH Fnina V raasvawwfH
