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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORL), ORFHON, TEDXF.SDAY. MAHCTI 27. 1935. PAGE ELEVEN Local and Lenten Sr Ire- -Lenten wvloe w'l! , be held tenant 7:45 o'clock at the Z:on Lutheran church. Turner VUIU 7. 8- Turner of Portland 1b among Medford visiuv. having arrived this morning oy train. Leave on Business D. O. Tyree and J. J. Slslnnrr left this morning on a business trip to northern California. Leme for JWlein Mrs. H. L. Nobltt nd Miss Cleone Garrett left la: n:ht by train for Salem. t From Granti rass Mrc. Mary Fry U attending to business in Medforl. haviru? arrived this morning on tn Oregonlan. DlM-harRed from CCC Marcus Schnlder, havln been diftehirg.d from the CCC. left last night by train for Granta Pas. Leaved for Portland Mrs. A. W. Shepherd left this morning f,y train for Portland, where she will Tistt rela tive. " Ha Operation Mrs. Etrl Peyton of Medford underwent a major opera tion yesterday at the Sacred Hrt hospital. Ashland Visitor Mrs. Wilbur Chll dreth of Medford la spending a fJW daya in Ashland with her parenta Mr. and Mrs. William B. Oould Ashlmd Tidings. Back from Portland Mrs A- C Case returned from Portland Monday evening, having spent a weei in the Rose City attending a Btblo confer ence. lliick to Grunts Paw Mrs. T. J. Hampson has returned to her home in Grants Ps after spending the winter In Medford with her daughter, according to the Granta Puts Courier. t Cast Meets Tonight The principals and chorus of the opera. Pra Dlavalo. will meet tonight for a rehearsal at the St. Mark's -Guild hall at 7:30. according to announcement made to- j day. ' i Attending Normal Miss Jeanne Fobrick of Medford is in Ashland at- , tending the Normal for the spring , quarter. Miss rabrick was student of the Normal last year and ran a clver column in The Siskiyou, stu dent publication. She is staving with her brother-in-law and sl'.er. Mr and Mrs. Bob Ingle. Ashlind Tid ings. Teachers to Meet Jackson county's primary teachers council wilt Rift Saturday, March 30. at 1:30 o'clock, at the courthouse auditorium, accord ing to announcement today. . Miss Laura York of Independence school is chairman, and Mrs. EstheT Church Leake will be principal speaker, giving a demonstration of children's music Miss Helen Klnsey of the public lib rary will talk on library lists and children's books. Mrs. Warner Returns Mrs. E. N. i Warner, who has been spending tUe last ten days In Portland, returned Monday evening. She went to take advantage of the Bible conference held in that city. She reported that Dr. A. O. Oaebeleln of New York was guest speaker, and Is a nationally known writer and Bible expositor. His last book, which has created national interest, is 'The Conflict of the Ages and World Prospects.' Activity In Sonth Georse F. Phy thlan returned last week from an ex tended business trip to San Diego. Mr. Phythlan reports much activity In that vicinity as last minute prep arations are being made for the 8n Diego exposition which opens M-.y 29. An idea of the scope of the ex position may be gained by the faot that the Ford exhibit alon will oon ever a half million dollars and w.ll cover over 500 acres. AKYT1HE KIDOIIl M Positively Ends Tonight! "FLIRTATION WALK" STARTS TOMORROW 20c Anytime Positively Ends Tonlclitl CLARK GABLE CLAUDETTE COLBERT "It Happened One Night" 91 I fOA' L TOMORROW I Vu'll thrill to the rmprmny of human liMirtN to the rhthm of th-' fe.imns with JEAN MUIS WOODS Personal Called to Rosehiirg J'.m Wamaley of Luman's market was cailwi to Root- bur Tuesday by the death of his father. t Here from Kansas Mr. Helena S. Peckham of Clay Center. Km . armel Tuesday for an indefinite visit w;th her sen. J. W. Peckham and family on Western avenue. Hamilton Returns Moore Hamil ton, editor of the Medford Srn. hi returned from a meeting of t.ie gov ernor's interim commitw. of which he was recently appoint?:! a member. The meeting was held at Eugene. License Examiner Coming. Ward McReynolds, examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be in Medford Frlda yand Saturday, April 5 and 8. at the city hall, between the hours of 9 a. m. to S p. m. Friday, and 8 a m. to 5 p. m. Saturday. a?cordiig to a reent announcement released from the secretary of state's office. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with Mr. McReynoids during these hours. IAD TO BE BOUGHT BY COMMISSIONERS SALEM, March 71. (AP) Con- ; structlon of 10 miles of highway work, : including much pavement widening. In addition to two bridges and fur nishing of rock piles, the total sum amounting to about half a million dollars, will be let by the htghway commlsslou in Its next two sessions to clear up the balance of federal appropratlona made available last year. The bulk of the contracts will be let tomorrow when the commission meeta In Portland. The balance, or four projects, will be let at the meet ing April 11, it was announced. These lettlngs will be the last large ones unless congress passes the additional appropraltlons for highway work now before It. The balance of the work will be done In 11 counties. Awards to be made tomorrow, amounting to about 400.000. wlU include: Jackson County: Siskiyou summit- state line section of Pacific highway. furnish approximately 3300 cubic yards crushed rock In stockpile, and furnish and place approximately 2700 cubic yards crushed rock In shoul ders. SEATTLE, March 27. ( API Mel- vttl M. Radtr. 31. of Wnlla Walla, aastatant University of Washington professor of philosophy, and Mlsa Vir ginia Baker, high school art Instruc tor here, were married today. 8tated Communication of Ramos Chapter, O E. 8 . Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Official ilt of V Mrs. Inez Glaisyer, Associate Grand Matron of Oregon. Visiting members Invited. HATTIE M. AL.DEN, Secy. Special Convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 33. R A- M., Tuesday, March 3th at 7:30 p, m. Worn In R. A. degree. V 1 s 1 1 o ' invited Light refreshment. O. O. HORNER H. P. GEO. ALDEN. Secy. Ohio SERA Probed Gov. Martin E. Davey (above), new chief of Ohio, la in receipt of I letter from FERA Chief Harry Hop kins esylng Investigation has die eloaed "Incontrovertible evidence' of corruption In state relief admin istration. Evidence hai been given to Ohio prosecutors. (Associated Press Photo Grand Opening Gold Hill ravinon Saturday Night Dance until 2 o'clock with Dinty Moore AND HIS 7-PIECE ORCHESTRA rr i " V 1 Kip ' ' "Yii V fljMarkety Livestock. PORTLAND. Mrch 37 j!p CAT TLE: 100; steady, unchanged HOGS: 100; steady, unchanged. SHEEP: 25; steady, unchanged. SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO, March 37. vP (U. S. Dept. Agr.) CAT TLE: 50: moderately active: prac tically all offerings low rad cow, steady; steer market nominal go-Ml grade long-feds, all weights, eli$rthie around 8.00-50; good-choloo light-' weiht vealrrs quoted 8.00 pos- : SHEEP: 700: ffood-cholce spnnfi , lams nominally quoted srornd 8.3V 50. possibly 8.75; comparable quality under 90 lb. fed wooled eligible to ward 7 00. CHICAGO. March 37. (AP)- (USD A) HOGS 11.000; moderately act ive, 10-I5c higher: 200 to 2ft0 lbs.. $9.10-9 30. top 19.25; 100 to 200 lbs.. $8.60-9. 15; light lights, $8.50-8.60: sows, $835-8.40. CATTLE 7000; meager supply strictlv eood and choice steers and yearlings steady: others slow, steady j to weak; comparatively little done; better grade steer and yearlings $13 13.60; heifers, firm to higher, best in load lots. $10.15, bulk $8.50-9.: veal ers steady at $7.50-8; choice, $8 50-9. SHEEP 15,000; fat lamba in fairly broad demand trade delayed by lower bids; asking steady and better for choice offerings; sheep and feeding lambs little changed; bids and few sales held merely good to choice wool ed lambs $7.85-8; choice lots held $8.25-8.35 and above; bids on medium woolsklns downward to $7 and below; nothing done on clipped offerings; native ewes, $4,00-6; bulk feeding lambs unsold. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., March 27. (AP) Grain: Wheat Open High Low Close May 80 .80 .80 .80 i July .754 .78 .75; .78 Sep .lhVA .78 .75 .78 Cash: Big Bend bluestem 8i Dark hard winter (12 pet.) Sb' Dark hard winter (11 pet.) .83 Soft white .79 Northern spring t . AX Hard winter and western red .TS1 Oats No. 2 White, $28. Corn No. a Eastern yellow, $39.50. MiHrun standard. $24. Today'a car receipts: Wheat, 15; flour, 26. CHICAGO, March 27. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May .94V, .951, S4'i July ,92',4 .93',; .92'i Sep. .91 .934 31 S3', .93 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., March 37. (AP BUTTER Prints. A grade 28c lb. in parchment wrappers. 30c lb. In car tons; B grade, parchment wrappers 28lc lb., cartons 29c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twice weekly, 28-20C lb.; country routes. 30-20c lb.; B grade, deliveries less than twice weekly. 38-27c lb.; O grade at mar ket. B GRADE CREAM Buying prices butterfat basis, fioc lb. EGGS Sales to retailers: Specials, 20c; extras, 32c: fresh extras, browns. 33c: standards. 3 lo; fresh mediums, 20c: medium firsts, 18c dozen. EGGS Buying price of wholesal ers: Fresh specials, 21c; extras, 20c; firsts, 38c; extra mediums, 17c: me dium firsts, 18c; under grades, 16c dozen. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, potatoes, new pota toes, wool and hay, steady and un changed. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, March 27. (p En couraged by Improvement In prin cipal staples, stocks were mostly able to work higher today, devpttf salt tared selling. Gains of fraction to more than two points were numerous t th close, but the day's turnover was only ap proximately 460.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed etocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye .., Am. Can .. Am. & Pgn. Pow A. T. & T Anaconda Atch. T. & 8. r 1X2 118 S 103 10', 37, 13 1J 34i 38 38, 34 18i 3t, Bendlx Avla. Beth. Stl California Pack'g . i Caterpillar Tract. . Chrysler . Coml. Solv Citftlas.Wl-.ght . COMING Chicago Wheat Fred Wolcott AND HIS Caliornians THE WEST'S TAVORITE DANCE ORCHESTRA 4 Q Clever Musicians I w and Entertainers TFRtNO JOSS BETTV IOC J0H,O Dreamland Men 40c Ladies 25c Rialto's Stars ?'?rtm& yV-L ' A f JV" Hh$ Barbara Stanwyck's newest starring picture, "The Woman la Red." la at the R 1 a 1 to t hea t er for today and Thursday, with Gene Raymond head ing the supporting cast which also includes Genevieve Tobln. Phillip Reed, Dorothy Tree and other well known players. A colorful and picturesque drama based on the best selling novel "North Shore." the film Is replete with thrills and Intensely dynamic situations. In addition, there is a glowing romance and a sensational court trial in which a young girl allows her reputation to be torn to shatters In order to save an Innocent man from conviction of murder. DuPont Gen. Foods Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. & T Johns-Man. Montv Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac Std. Brands St. Oil Cal Trans. Amer Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel 90-i 33s, 28 37 4 42, 23. H'. 63 15', . 13. 14 29 6'a 4flV, Ilk. 29 V, flan Franclsro Butterfat SAN FRANCISCO. March 27. (AP) First grade butterfat 30c f.o.b San Francisco. Silver NEW YORK. March 27. (AP) Bar silver barely Bteady, V lower at 81. NO 5 CENT BEER SACRAMENTO, March 37 (AP) The California beer drinker will not soon aee the return of true S-cent gl&ra of foaming brew. In the opinion of a apodal senate oommttte. Tb committee, which spent the February receas of the state legisla ture In examining the structure or the stat liquor business In Califor nia, made this observation in a re port submitted today by Its chairman. Senator Plerovlch. of Jackson. Among recommendations It tug gp&td wens Increaaes In license fees, which. It said, would net the state betwia Beven and ten million dol lars more a blennlum. TRY THIS NEW FOOT REMEDY Costs Little and Makes Feet Feel Fine. pyot sufferers gather round; get right up close and listen. Here's good nAWA for vou. The real "Corn Killer" ! here at last. Ice-Mint, the New Discowry U AAtri to a til It end foot misery. Hard corns, soft corns, or corns be tween the toes, also toughened cal louses. Just shrivel up and uft off easy. It's wonderful. The is no onin or soreness when applying Ice- Mint or afterwards, and It doesnt even Irritate the skin. Think of it; Just a touch or two of that cooling, soothing Ice-Mint, and real foot Joy Is yours. Ice-Mint prevent foot-odors and keeps thm sweet and comtortable. It Is the real secret for fine, healthy feet, and keeps you free from foot troubles. Everv person who nas aur fered with stubborn corns or tender fft can appreciate the coolin;. sooth In comfort that it brings; peclair women who wear high heeled shoes, and men who hare to iwna eu day on their feet. Try It. Oet a Mw cents i worth of Ice-Mint from your druggist today and give your poor, tired, aur I ferlrw?. burning feet the treat of the.r i lives. There is nothing netter. FRIDAY! u ; ' .i '' ; At Craterian Possessor of ft fine soprano voice. Miss Oiga Steele Is one of the several featured acta In th. Kolb and Dill stage show at the Craterian theater for today only. Doors will be opened at 8:30 this evening to accommodate the expected crowd with the policy of "first come, first served." to be maintained throughout the evening. There wtll be two complete shows. CODE 10 SATISFY WASHINGTON, March 27. (p) Immediate steps to revise the lum ber code to meet Justice deportment objections today were promised by Don Id B. Rich berg. NRA chairman. Previously, the lumber cede auth ority had asked its suspension on grounds the government Md "In capacitated" the agreement by with drawing its eppeal in th Alabama Belcher case from a supremo cou'-t test. This case involved NRA's con stitutionality. "I think the lumber people,' Rjch- berg said at h Is press conference . "have taken too far a swing. The code is In force, it is qulto a dif ferent thing to say thst one part at the code la Invalid than to say thr entire oode la invalid." Rich be r said 23 cases either were pending or on their way to circuit courts of appeal. Any one of theae cases, he said, would serve ratlsfe? torlly to teat the recovery act. "I would like to mnke It clear .' Rlchberg said, "that the decision (r withdraw the Belcher easel was made wmm Shows 1:45 7:00-9 -.00 TODAY and 'The woman who wouldn't talk" now pours out. her story! Here Thursday ,1 3 The amusing arrount of what hap pens to a perfect English butler-valet when he u exposed to American ideas of democracy, ts the plot and story of ''Rustles of Bed Oap." which comes tomorrow to the Craterian theater with Charles Laugh ton in the title role. The picture, adapted from Harry Leon Wilson's famous story, first published in the Saturday Evening Post, features Mary Bolsnd, Charlie Ruggles, Roland Young, Zatu Pitts and Lelia Hyams In support of Laugh ton. 'Ruggles'" adventures begin when his titled master loses him to an American tour tut and his wife in a poker game. On his first day in his new Job, Ruggles takes his exuberant master out to view London's art gal lerles and winds up with him in a drunken spree. Back to Red Oap. U, 8. A., a crude but stimulating western town of the 1900a, goes "Ruggles" with his Ameri can employers. And, when his mas ter introdxicea him to the society big wigs of Red Oap as a colonel of the English army. "Ruggles" becomes the social favorite. "Ruggles' " former master turns up in Red Gap to find a completely al tered butler who engineers his lord ship into a romance with a lovely American lady. Finally, Rugglea" himself flnda romance with the town's leading widow and becomes the town's leading restaurateur. by the department of Jmtlee. I am not expressing any disagreement with the department of Justloe but I don't want It understood the withdrawal was made because of pressure by NRA.' , DANCE! Dreamland TONIGHT DINTY MOOJtE AND HIS ORCHESTRA MEN 35c LADIES lOo Adults 25d Kiddles 10c THURSDAY! Beauty of East Trias' "pin7 woods ' area Is to be preserved In a 1.000 acre state park seven miles north of Tyler. An egg served In a cefo st Nash Tille wu found to contain a yolk in the form of a heart. A olork known to be lis vrars oil is still keeping time in te home of Mrs. IJllle Webster HollowT of south Hutchinson. K.s. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH paid for men's 2nd hand suits hat and sh.vs. Will H. WiUon. 33 No. Front St. FOR ft ALB OR TRADE '21 tkxi; trues, ready to so to work. Will take car. wood or stork. Phone 172. evenings. BABY UPRIGHT PIANO Perfect cotl- aiuon. fnoed ior fU!-ck aie. Terms of course. BMd-vin Piano fihoppe. FOR RENT 3 -room house, furniahid or unfurnished; garajre. 145 So. Orape. FOR RENT 5 -room house. 19 Crater Lake; 20 per month. O. E. Pierce. Phone 3U7-R-2. TRADE Truck or car for palntin; ana carpenter work. Box 4987. Tribune. FOR SALE White ljnorn hens. nansen strain. H. J. Fleischer, Central Point. Ore. TODAY ONLY! Adults-SSc Children-2Sc DOORS OPEN TONIGHT AT 6:30 tWI 1 Of":-. PLUS ON THE SCREEN Chester Morris-Virginia Bruce in "SOCIETY DOCTOR" Starting Tomorrow! THE CAST IS A RIOT SQUAD All BY ITSELF AND THE STORY'S A H0WUN0 SCREEN SCREAM I V Hers they r M"MtMW Red Oap'a first T!rV I JV Harrr ln W.l- CX)fl)Kl 1 1 1 1 ' iTllj onl boik Into L4ty ' ribilj! iC SfL I IM ! IS OKnltled Charles Uuihton as f fc-j I Charlie Bnmles" ntitler . . . belnn mutnken w lJ tor an rnllh Lord . . . nd fallln In "fA k Inre with Zu PIHsl TRADE Equity In 160-acrs farm, cren In grains. Want acreffe. house in town. Consider god car. Box 2398. Tribune. "WANTED Unincumbered woman for gencr.tl help In auto ramp. No laundry. Room and tx.:d and amll wses. Stat e.e and wac-M expectf-d in first letter. Write Boat 27, Happy Camp, California. i - 1 FOR SALK Pumps, pipe nd enwlnea J mlleJt north Mld - y; E-Colu; FOR 6AI-E Tjun'-h counter, in opera tion; (rood location. Wtll aocep noxi ear or tairk as pirt payment. C.ill at Tribune. I FOR RFNT Renson.i!: coT-fortabls, roinv nou.-e on wesc inm. Tel. FOR tSAlaP. Electric broodr, 600 c n l ck c;i p c 1 1 v . c hes p f c r cash, after 5 p. m. H. J. Fleischer, Central Point, Ore. YOU NO LADY with car wanta Job, motherless or pntlcnitn' home la Oregon. H-'zel Hlraii. Box 5313, Portland. Ore. FOR RENT 4 -room furnished houss, newly decoruted. Intjuire 305 So. Ortkclale. FOR SALE Dodtte car; 3 rd brood sows, to farrow in 3 months; feed er and weaner plga. Davis, over Buckshot hill. TRADE Salem property 7-roonl rtouM. 1 1-3 acres) for Improved M"Uortl acrene. 315 Haven, or Tel. 443-W. ON THE STAGE! The two ambassadors of Mirth ! Favcriics of the nation .... with their newest fastest and funniest show of all "THIS AND THAT" 25 People 25 and DilL 4T- - Will i Soloists Singers Entertainers MEN LADIES 10r 1 ro D