1IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFORD, OREGOX. TUESDAY. MAY 14. 1935.
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Local and
Mrs, Canrteld Returns Mr. David
H. Canftetd returned today from a
visit In Piedmont. .Cel.
Penel Leaves Luther Deuel Is mak- j
lng a Duslnea trip to Portland to- !
night by train.
Bark from South Mrs. Patsy Rich
ardson and daughter, Dorta have Just
returned home after spending a va
cation In southern California.
Crawford Visits L. Howard
Crawford, caretaker at Camp Annie
Springs, w among Med ford visitors
today.
Will Leave Tonljrht Mrs. Duncan
of Hotel Med ford will leave tonight
enroute to Dea Moines. Iowa. She will
make the trip by train. 1
Mra. Sam Colton North Mrs. Sam
Colton is in Portland vlalting with
her parenta. She expect to return to
Mod ford in about 10 days.
Joyce Visits Jack Joyce. O. and C.
Inspector of the Portland regional
forest service offices, was Med ford
tmalnew visitor today.
Robertson Expected W. E. Robert
son, resident engineer for the park
service. Is expected to arrive Friday
for the summer, from his winter
headqunrtera at San Francisco.
Hughes at work Oliver (Odl
Hughes has reported at Crater lake
national park for duty this summer.
He Is to be a member of the rangers'
srtaff.
Visit In Pherwonds Dr. and Mrs.
Vay Peterson of Loa Angeles are visit
ing In Medford at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Russell Sherwood for a few
days. Dr. and Mrs. Peterson are on
their way to Canada.
HEMES ENJOY VOYAGE
THROUGH CANAL AFTER
WASHINGTON D.C. VISIT
After a 18-day sea voyage aboard
the Dolllar liner President Wilson,
from New ToTk to Los Angeles, via
the Panama canal. Mr and Mrs. Evan
Reames returned to Medford on the
Shasta today, having been away for
seven weeks.
Mr. Ron m went to Washington to
appear before the U. S. supreme court
In behalf of the California Oregon
Power company in their legal dispute
with the Beaver Portland Cement
company over water right from
Rogue river. He also devoted two
weeks to business matters In New
York.
The return on the palatial liner.
Mr. and Mrs. Reames declare to be
the finest vacation trip they ever
made. They stopped In Havana for a
short time, spent a day and a half
In Panama, and visited with friends
in boa Angeles for a day and a half.
While In the southern California dry
they visited with Tom Travis, former
ly with the Standard OH company
here, and with Wes Ore on. formerly
here with the Pacific Fruit and Pro
duce company.
Upon their arrival today. Mr.
Reames stated that the trip was the
greatest rest he had ever had. ana
that he was now ready to take up his
law work with increased vigor.
FESTIVAL ENJOYED
AT SAMS VALLEY
SAMS VALLEY. May 14 (Spl.l
The May festival sponsored by the
Sums Valley high school was attend
ed by more than 200 residents. In
cluding patrons and students from
Anttnch. Table Rock and Meadows.
The dnys program was opened when
Miss Marie Seegmlller, elected queen
of the festival by the student body,
was crowned on her throne by Prin
cipal E. W. Empey. Other features
followed in succession, Including the
winding of the May pole by 10 pri
mary Htrls. dressed In crepe paper
costumes of various shades In at
tractive colors.
Entertaining musical numbers were
Blvcn by Anlloch. Meadows and Sams
Valley students. The Antloch har
monica band, which Included some
very voting students, attracted con
sldrrable attention with their display
oi musical talent. Juat before the
basket dinner m served athletic
contests were held In which the dif
ferent schools won their share of
blur ribbons. Jerry Pttrgornld and
MiMred DucBsn were clowns for the
mornlne"s performance and kept the
aurt'.en-e in a good humor by their
comic antics.
In the afternoon an Interesting
ball came was put on by the Central
rolnt. and Sams Valley high school
students In which the local xya
came out winners.
MEDFORD VETERINARY
HOSPITAL
IS years expedience in large
and mall animal practice
Dr. 4. W Haters
225 N. Riverside Phone 36'J
Aevailnble for Conservative
L0AI1S
ON HOMES
In Medford District
First Federal Savings &
Loan Assn. of Medford
27 No. Holly St.
Personal
Ciets Limit of Trout D. B. Crosby
reported today that he caught a lim
it of trout yesterday on Rogue river.
Visits at A Milan d Miss Oertrude
Ahlstrom, Medford teacher, spent the
week-end In Ashland, the Ashland
Tidings state. Lucile Kavanaugh also
visited in Ashland during the week
end.
Take Naval Bvams. Four youths
from southern Oregon left yesterday
by train for Portland to take their
final examinations for enlistment In
the United Statea navy. They were
J. R. Tungate of Butte Palls, J. C.
Abemathy of Kerby, Ore., Oerald
Critchlow of Phoenix, and A. W. Lim
beck of Central Point. If the examln-
ationa are passed, they will go to San
Diego for preliminary training.
West Has Visitors Mr. and Mrs. S.
M. West have as visitors at their
home this week Mrs. C. C. Keasler and
Mias Inez Whlttacker of Paaadena.
Miss Whlttacker being a sister of
Dixie Whlttacker of Al O. Barnea clr
cus which cornea to Medford Satur
day. Mr. West, who is naval recruit
ing of i leer for the Medford district
and his guests made a fishing trip to
Squaw lake Sunday, reporting several
fine catches of trout.
To Install Equipment The first
shipment for Crater Lake National
park this spring will be made Thurs
day, according to L. R. Chandler, pur
chasing agent, who la making prep
arations to take the material Into the
lake via the south entrance. During
the trip the equipment will be car
ded by hand over a half-mile bar
rier of snow which ha not yet been
plowed from the road. Chandler, who
recently returned from a trip to the
south entrance, said It la now pos
sible to drive into tne park for some
distance.
BID TO SPEAK
ON SEAL OE GOD
Rev. W. R. Balrd will speak on the
"Seal of God" at the Christian church
Sunday night. Many are Interested
tn this subject because of the Im
portant place the Bible haa given It
In regard to the last great war and
the coming of Christ.
' The following questions will be an
swered by Bible quotations:
Can we be saved without the Seal
of God?
Why does Satan want false seal the
ories taught?
What ifl the Seal of God?
How do we receive God's stamp of
ownership?
Does the seal contain the name of,
office and territory belonging to God?
Catholics believe the highest au
thority is the voice of the church;
Protestants believe the Bible Is the
highest tribunal to which a Christian
can go.
In this respect are you Roman
Catholic or Protestant?
Can a child lead you or do you
want to know "Who hath believed"?
"All are welcome to hear a discus
ion of the most important subject
with which you will ever be con
fronted, the Seal of God." says the
announcement.
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FAV0RPR0GRAM
The wheat production adjustment
referendum Is now underway among
wheat growers of Jackson county,
according to County Agent Robert
O. Fowler. The vote, he says, is
running about three to one In favor
of continuation of the present wheat
adjustment profrram. There are 104
whe 6 throwers In the county eligible
to vote.
Ballot title of the referendum Is:
"Are you in favor of a wheat pro
duction program to follow the pres
ent one. which expires with the 1OT5
crop year?"
All of the Jackson county wheat
growers have not yet voted, accord
ing to Fowler. Meeting will b held
this week to complete the voting.
Ballots and tabulations must be in
Washington, D. C, by May 36.
The referendum Is nation-wide,
for the purpose of determining the
sentiment of. wheat men on the ad
ministration program for wheat.
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Livestock.
PORTLAND. May 14. (AP) Cat
tle 300; calves 10: active; steers,
good, common and medium, S.50
9.10: other unchanged.
HOOS 200; drivelns 15c lower:
light weight, good and choice. $7.76
a 8.85; medium weight, good and
choice. 8.50rB85; others unchanged.
SHEEP 300; 10 a 25c lower; spring
lambs, good and medium. 95 50
8.75; lambs, good and choice, 4.7&
5.20; others unchanged.
CHICAGO. May 1 (AP) (USD A)
Hog, 11.000: tctlve. SlOe higher:
better grade 180-260 lbs.. 9 30-40:
top. 9 40; 380-320 lba.. 19.10-35: ex
treme welghu. $0.00 and below; good
to choice, 190-180 lbs.. 9. 10-39:
140-180 lb,.. ss.00iil9.3S: aovs. 88.39
S0. CATTLE 7000: general market ac
tive, steers and yearlings predomi
nating tn run. steady to 35c higher;
shippers fairly active: best weighty
steers, 814.Z5; several loads. 813.509
14: but not much here of value to
sell over 813.50 or below 810: vealers
35 a 50c higher at 88 00-50; few 89.00
and better.
SHEEP 10.000; fat lamba active.
10 30c higher; springers strong:
aged sheep 35 to 40c up: good to
choice clipped lambs, 88.35-50: short
double merely good 78-lb. Csllfornla
springers, 89.25; few others. 89.10;
native springers upward to 89.28:
beat held higher: two doubles strictly
choice shorn 119-lb. California ewes,
84.75; natives, $3.50 1 4.50.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, May 14,
AP)-(USDA) CATTLE: 125: act
ive, steady to strong: two small lota
medium 970 to 1040-lb. graaa steers,
$8.00-8.50; good to choice vealers nom
inally quoted around 98-9; possibly
99.50.
SHEEP 150; around steady: deck
good 75-lb. lambs $7, with 15 per
cent medium end out 6; choice ab
sent; quotable above that figure.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., May 14. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, A grade, 28ie lb.
in parchment wrappers. 29!o lb. In
cartons: B grade, parchment wrap-
pera 37"2o lb.: cartons, 2B',c lb.
BOTTERFAT Portland delivery: A
grade, dellvertea at least twice weekly.
27o lb.: country routes. 35-27c lb.; B
grade, deliveries less than twice week
ly, 26c lb.: C grade at market.
B GRADE CREAM FOR BOTTLING
Buying price, butterfat basis. 5c
lb.
EOOS Sales to retailers: Specials.
37c; extras. 26c: fresh extras, brown.
24c; atandard. 33c; fresh mediums,
25c: medium firsts 22c lozen.
EGGS Buying price of wholesal
ers: Fresh specials, 24c; extras, 24c;
standards. 22c; extra mediums, 31c;
medium firsts, I8c; under-grade, lBc
dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to
retallera: Country killed hogs, best
butchers, under 160 lbs., 18-lSVic lb.;
others unchanged.
NEW ONIONS Texas Bermudas.
3.25 per 50-lb. bag; California, 3.35
per 60-lb. bag.
POTATOES Oregon Buibanks, 1.70
cental; Deschutes Oems, 1.7S; Idaho
Gems, $1.70.
NEW POTATOES California Gar
nets, 1.95 per 50-lb. bg; Whites
$2.10 per 50-lb. bag.
Cheese, milk, live poultry, onions,
wool and hay, steady and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., May 14. ( AP)
Grain:
Open High Low Close
May 80'. .80 .SO .80
July 79 .7914 .79 .79
Sep 70 .79 .79 .79
Caah:
Big Bend Bluestem - - Jl'i
Dark hard winter (13 pet.) .95',
Dark hard winter (11 pet. )...... .83
Soft white .79
Western white ..... .79
Hard winter .78
Northern spring .. 79
Adrienne
Announce Speoial Low
Price on Smart Apparel
HATS
Early spring hats of rough
straw and fabrics.
V2 price
Summer Millinery
Special group of crepe
and straw hats. Black,
pink, tan, blue.
$1.00
Coats and Suits
Now U the time to sHert
smart white coat or suit. A
new shipment marked at
1 295
Another frmip of short Jarket
tailored miIi. AIo trotteur and
Innrer mat".
V2 price
Today Only
Richard Barthelmess, absent for
months from the screen, returns to
play the gun-flghtlng desperado who
lays down his life to get a squealer
In "Four Hours to Kill!" coming
tomorrow only to the Craterian the
ater. An escaped murderer on his wy
back to the noose. Barthelmess
makes a successful break In a the
ater where he and a detective are
spending the time between trains.
While police search for him, Bar
thelmess makes a call that lures his
victim to the theater.
In the meantime, other small life
dramas work out In the theater.
All of these center on the escaped
convict.
A crashing, llght-nlng-ltke climax
changes the figures In the drama.
Western red .. 78
Oats No. 3 white, 28.
Corn No. 3 eastern yellow, $41.35.
Mlllrun standard, 936.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 4;
barley, 4; flour, 9; corn, 1,
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. May 14. (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May .91 'i .01 .00 .01
July .93li .03 .91S .02
8ep. .. .B3'i ,04Uj .92', .93
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK. May 14. (AP, The
stock market continued to display an
optimistic undertone today with oils
and scattered specialties Improving
substantially. Moat of the ultllltles.
however, were Inclined to dip. The
close was steady. Transfers approxi
mated 1.300.000 aharea.
Today's closing prices lor 32 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye . 147
Am. Can ........-. 124
Am. & Fgn. Pow...
A. T. & T
Anaconda
Atch. T. & S. F....
Bend It Avla
Beth. Steel-
.... 3Ti
116
15
... 41
14
36 v;
California Pack's : - 35 li
mm
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KIBOHii
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Today and Wed.
A second-rale i-omlc . . .
a would -be dancer ... and
a sir-year -old youngster
all that was real In
their mnke-believe life!
LEE TRACY
"YOU BELONG
TO ME"
with fllmdom'i
new child star
DAVID HOLT
HELEN MACK
Lynne Overman
and Helen Morgan
Mntlnf "Wh.n H
Comra Home To Me"
ADDED
Thelma Todd and
Pair Kelly In
"ONE HORSE
FARMERS "
Pete Smith's
"Taking Care of Baby"
Newrel
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HOTEL
2045 University
Berkeley, Calif.
A STRICTLY modern
establishment with a
charming home environ
ment appealing to the
tourist or residential
guest.
Centrally and
Conveniently Located
R'aonnbl ruff by the (Ut
or l.rm.
The ideal home for
yourself and family
o
Parlfle Or.hound Depot
i
Headquarters for the Lizards!
Convention of Snanish Ameri
can War Veterans. Make reser
vations at once
Burns and Allen at Rialto
Hi C:! K
aV 1iswiiTii''ar ' it1'
Combining the diwv antics o!
George Burns and Oracle Allen with
the tender love story of Joe Morrison
and Dixie Lee. and the hit tunes of
Mat Gordon and Harry Revel "Love
Caterpillar Tract
Chrysler
Coml. Solv
Curt las-Wright
.... 47
.... 451,
... 20' i
... 3'i
DuPont
Gen. Foods ..
... 35',
Oen. Mot 32'i
Int. Harvest J. 42,
I. T. & T 7
Johns-Man 40' t
Monty Ward 26' ,
North Amer 14
Penney (J. C.) 703;,
Phllllpa Pet 21
Radio o'B
Sou. Pac 17
Sid. Brands 14'i
St. Oil Cel 3Tj
St. Oil N. J 46
Trans. Amer 51
Union Carb. 56 Tg
Unit. Aircraft l.ts;
U. S. Steel 33
San Francisco Bullerfat
SAN FRANCISCO. May H (API
I First Rrade butterfat. 29' ac f. o. b.
San Francisco.
Fire on I.o.ler I.anr The fire de
partment was called at noon today to
a house on Lozler lane owned bv E
J. Dickey, when a defective flue eatta-
ea a nre which damaped the roof
Allchtly. The chemlcat rig answered
the call.
snow, I ' a faffiR
ir 1 9
MnaapMina iii.i
Starting Today 3 Days
THEY'RE DAFFY! THEY'RE SCREWY!
IN TWOWORDSJHEY'REIM-POSSIBLE!
. says George:: "They're
singing love songs and
you're talking like an im-
eciie. ... says
Gracie: "Isn't it
wonderful? and I
never took
- 1
' PWtmmB 'r ,8T TIMES T0HITE.
. y ' Frednc March - Chas. Laugnton
ifl ifTVT OJNl w) . in "LES MISERABLES"
UI ML B A ! 4 J M bv I v
George Burns ('M
m Gracie Alien l CifHLafS
j 1 JOE MORRISON pj If 1 W WmrW
.Hrtoon Nr. Bin? LTOSIiyj j,,, tt .r-- ' - -M
IS' 1
ns -u-.-.
in Bloom-' starts a three-day run
at the Rialto theater today.
The film tells the love story of a
Rlrl who runs away from her father's
carnival and a boy who hopes to win
fame by his songs.
FRALEY INQUEST
Tl
The coroner's Inquest into tha
death of Fruncls Froley. 13. killed by
an automobile while riding a bicycle
on the Jacksonville highway Sunday,
was scheduled to get under way to
day at 3 o'clock. The coroner's Jury
ts made up of the following men:
Earl Gaddia. George- Carat ens. Thom
as Fuson. Tom Wottermsn, Fred Col
vUr and H. B. Cady.
Witnesses who were to be called by
District Attorney Oeonpe Codding
and Coroner Prank perl include Ray
mond W. Chtlders. 12. a boy cyclist
accompanying Frnley at the time of
the accident: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Lindlcy and daughter Leona; Joe Wil
son, driver of the car which knocked
the Lcmery car into the boy; Elsie
Batti and Eilene Pool; Oregon State
Police orflcer Richard Secantl. City
Traffic Officer Tern Robinson. Dr. A
E. Dodson. who attended the boy; and
Justin Miifwl, of Tolo.
The Investigation was to take pla-ce
at the Conner funeral parlors.
- B,ai n Ad.un
W U. J . Si il .
DIXIE LEE m M I :
ROTH IS HELD FOR
ACTION OP LAW IN
(Continued from Page One.)
told him. he was en route to Grants
Pass where Schmlta claimed an uncle
and brother resided. Roth and
Schmltz. both transients, travelled
from Weed. Calif., to Ashland, last
Saturday on a freight train.
EiRht transients, eye-wltnewaes, or
in the vicinity of the fatal alterca
tion were Riven 30 days county Jail
sentences In Justice court yesterday
for vagrancy and aentencea append
ed, except for George P. Boyd of Mo
desto. Caltf., 4 material witness in
the case.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
EVERYTHING in wire: garden spe
cialties, aweet pea wire, trellis and
flower guard, rings for peonies or
shrubbery. Let ua make a gnu xor
your picnic supper.
VOIjKEY DIXON. NAT. BUrtiDlNG
124 N. Riverside Ave.. Medford, Ore.
MINER'S SCREEN; new double deck
and all other types cut to your ex
act mea su re me n t at red uced
prices. We ship every whore.
VOI.NEY DIXON. NAT. BUILDING
134 N. Riverside Ave., Medford. Ore.
FOR RENT 6-rm. house. Furnished
or unfurnished. 204 So. Grape.
WANTED 3 young neat appearing
women for cafe work. P. O. Box 04.
Crescent City.
LOST Black Scotty male. Return to
112 Summit. Reward.
FOR SALE Male calf. Phone 1569-Y,
FOR RENT 5 room modern house.
Hardwood floors, fireplace. garae
Close in. Partly furnished. $20 0C
month, water paid B. J. Pftlmer,
Medford Center Bid?., downstairs.
FOR SALE Frtgidalre. capacity 6,2.
tiwd one month, tlAfl.00. Phone
013.
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11 1 TOMORROW ONLY! ES3
WILL TRADE 16' Weatinghouat
electric fan for A No. 1 tent, 13 x
14' or 14'xlV. Jacksonville Hwy, Box
18.
FOR RKNT 6mall cottage, also 5
room partly furnished house. Red
den At Co. Phone 720.
FOR SALE: Ice box. 60 lb. capacity.
good condition. 418 Haven.
Man Can Talk
With God, Says
Noted Psychologist
A new and revolutionary religlou
teaching baaed entirely on the mis
understood sayings of the Galilean
Carpenter, and designed to show
how we mav find, understand and
use the same Identical power which
jesu used In performing Hla so
called Miracles, Is attracting world
wide attention to its founder. Dr.
Frank B. Robinson, noted psycholo
gist, author and lecturer.
"Paychlana." this new psychologi
cal religion, believes and teaches that
It is today possible for every normal
human belne. understanding spirit
ual law aa Christ understood It. to
duplicate every work that the Carpen
ter oi Galilee ever am it wiwvoi
and teaches that when He aatd. "tba
thlnga tnat I do shall y do also."
He meant what He said and meant
it literally to all mankind, through
all the ages.
Dr. Robinson haa prepared a 000
word treatise on "Psychiana," in
which he tells about hla long search.
Tor the Truth, how he finally cam
to the full realization of an Unseen
power or force no dynamic tn Itself
that all other powers and force fada
Into Insignificance beside ithow he
learned to commune directly with the
Living God, using this mighty, never
falling power to demonstrate health,
happlneia and financial success, and
how any normal being may find and
use It as Jesua did. He Is now offer
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If you want to read this highly in
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