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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORD. OREGON. SUXDAY. JUNE 2. 1935. PAGE NINE SOFT GOAL MINES' OF NATION PLAN Ben Bernie and Lads at Craterian "Sequoia" Funsters Open at Rialto Today r Local and Personal - Mrs. Newbry LeavesMrs. E. Lester Newbry left Friday night 07 .w11 for Spokane, Wash. nnhrt Returns Attorney O. M 4 M pntwrta itiirnpH Saturday morning If. . . " r . ... r an by tr&la after brief business trip V I to Salem. Mmnritti riar Gueftft Mr. and Mm Ch&rlea Smith wee guwta at the home of, Mr. and Mr, vera rroxe Memorial day. Mrs. John Opp Leaves Mrs. John "pp left Saturday morning by train on a week's trip to Eugene. Salem and Portland. Has Operation Dixie Brown of Si North Oakdale avenue, underwent a major operation Friday at the Sacred Heart hospital. At. iurpd HeartMrs. Paul Robert son of Prospect underwent a major operation yesterday at the Sacred Heart hospital. Attarner coddlnr Return District Attomev Georee Coddlrw returned Saturday morning on the Oregonlan from a short business trip to aaiern Mrs. Long Improved Mrs. I. N tnff. who has been confined to her home for the past few weeks with a severe attack of flu, was reportea somewhat improved Saturday. i. w. Kimball Arrive J. W. Kim ball of Winnepe? arrived Friday by train for a ten days' visit in Medford at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. S:ott Wolff. Mrs. Kimball has been & guest at th Wolff home for soma time. Vets and Ladle to Meet United Spanish war veterans and ladles aux iliary will meet at the Armory Wed nesday, June 5. Dinner will be served at 8:30. All members are urfted to be present, and visiting members are ln rlted. End Visit Here Mrs. I. O Doucet and Mm. Ellen Btes returned t Crescent City early this week after .pending several days visiting Mrs Doucet's daughters, Alice D. English of this city, and Mrs. Seeley A Duns mulr. Mrs. English accompanied them to Dunsmutr, and while there mace studies In oil of Mt. Shasta and Cat tle Crags. Mary E. Clarkvm Returns Mrs. Mary E. Clarkson, mother of Wm. Clarkaon at the municipal airport, returned recently from an extended trip started last January. While ahe has been gone, Mrs. Clarkaon has Tisltcd In San Frsnclsco, Los Angs les. various cities through the south west including San Antonio. Texas, amd In Hot Springs, Arte. It waa in Arkansas that she spent most of he; time, visiting with her son. Wellls Sustains Injury-ohn Wellls, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. 8. Wellls of Keene Way, a freshman at the University of Oregon, has been forced to abandon his college work for the year because of kn.se Injury which necessitated an operation In Portland last Tuesday. The youn? man Is making a rapid recovery, how ever and expecta to return to Medford the latter part of this week. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Chrysler 70 or 73 motor, with or without accessories. Tel. 967. WANTED TO BENT 1300 ;b. horse with privilege of buying. John Nealon. Phone 118, Central Point. FOUND Pin on Main street Owner may have same by paying suitable reward. 222 No. Central. FOR RENT Modern 4 -room duplex, oil heater, electric range. Inquire S34 N. Bartlett. LOST Boston bull terrier. Color white and black-brown. Female. Answers to name of Judy. Jackson County License No. 1538. Reason able reward for information leading to owners recovery. Phone 633 Name on file. FREE dirt. 803 E. Jackson. NOTICE Save money by cortractin? your thinning. Have 20-25 experi enced thinners. Call Wltherow. 25B-W. BUTCK Sedan completely overhauled, used very little. See this one at the bargain prt"e of S175.00. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FOR SALE 30 ewes W. Phone 825. L. Lewis. FOR SALE '30 Chev. coach. Central. Largest Stock of LAWN and GARDEN FURNITURE in Southern Oregon! LAWN SWINGS as low as $15-oo complete Mrs. Fry 111 Mrs. Sarah Fry is re ported to be seriously ill at her home in Central Point. Crawford visits L. Howard Craw ford, care taker at CCC Camp Annie Springs, was among Medford business visitors over the week-end. To Spend Summer Here 'Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Green of Portland who have several ranches In the valley, will spend the summer on thtir Grtf lfn creek ranch. Pete Belcastro Visits Pete Bclcas tro. Italian grappler, waa a Medford visitor yesterday, stopping at the Mall Tribune offices briefly enroute north from California. He Is schedul ed to appear In Portland. ' Thinning- at Wine's Thinning has started at the Charles A. Wing or chards. Mr. Wing reported yesterda; with a crew of 2o men at wo-k undir Foreman Charles Prultt. Mr. Win reports a heavy crop of apples this year. Mis Wilson Visits Miss Flov Wil son of Seattle, Is visiting with h: cousin Mias Elisabeth Fleischer ot Central Point, having arrived on the Shasta last night. She will be In Med ford a week, returning to Seattle wtn Mias Fleischer, by auto. Picnic Scheduled The annual pic nic for Crater Lake Guild will be held at Jackson Hot Spring Monday evening. Transportation will be prj vlded. leaving the Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock. Bach member Is urged to be present and to bring her owi sandwiches and service. Club Plans Picnic Past Matron club of Reamea Chapter, O. E 8.. will meet Monday at the summer home of Mrs. John White on Wagner creek Those who plan to attend this meet ing, which will be the last one for the summer, were notified to call Mrs. Lee Garlock. Takes park position Dr. Carl R Swartzlow of University of Missouri at Columbia, Mo., where he la heid of the geology department, has as sumed active duty as associate ni turallst for Crater Lake Nationil park. He replaces Warren G. Moody, who had the position last year. Will Have Plmlc Lunch The Wo men's Association of the Presbyterl-'o church will meet with Mrs W. K Watt on Coleman creek road Tues day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Each cir cle will have charge of the program. Refreshment will be served by the Sunny Sisters, who are rem.nded it bring cookies and sandwiches as has been pre-arranged. Graduates Monday Jo'ra Alden Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H Thompson of 13 Tripp street, will graduate Monday from the Oregii.-i State school of Pharmacy. Thompson. member of O. 8. C. crew, was in Port land recently and participated In the race with the four-oared sheila of the Portland rowing club. O. S. C. won by a close margin. WHEAT DROPS ON FI CHICAOO, June 1. (AP) The grain market was Jolted today by a drop In prices that made new record lows for tha season in wheat, corn, oats and rye. Venting their nervousness in a wave of liquidation were traders who pro fessed shock as a result of President Roosevelt's reported expression that if the government crop control program were scrapped 36 cent wheat would be possible. Wheat slid 9 cents to as low aa 61 cents for July, carrying other grains down sharply before sufficient sup port appeared to right the market. A mild rally, influenced partly by later Independent strength in the corn pit. i brought wheat back to within 1 to ; l'i cents of the previous close, July finishing at 83'; -83. Ralil Berlin Churches BERLIN. Germany, June 1. (AP Police raided the offices of the Cath olic Union for Relief and Cultural Help here today simultaneously with publication of reports that Pope Pius would be asked by German bishops I to halt smuggling of foreign currency out of Germany by Catholic organi zations. "KICKERNICK" Undergarments that fit at EtheJwynn B. Hoffmann CHAIRS Fancy stripes and f 4 QP durable frames 5 I 0O Jm SPECIAL ONLY $1.20 Awin-g Works F. F. EURK. Prop. WASHINGTON. June 1 (API The United Mine Workers of America today ordered 340.000 soft coal miners to quit work June 17 unless otherwise notified. This sweeping command, possibly foretelling one of the largest strikes In the nation's history, was issued as Secretary Perkins sought to re store by the Interstate compact method some of the industrial prac tices stripped of federal enforcement by the supreme" court's NRA decision. Miss Perkins summoned to Wash ington next Tuesday representatives of the northeastern industrial states to consider uniform state legislation to maintain some code industrial standards. Maximum wages, maximum hours, child labor and night work were some of the fields the conference would be submitted to state legisla tures for ratification or rejection. Massachusetts, New Hampshire. Rhode Island. Vermont, Connecticut. New York, Now Jersey and Pennsylvania were asked to send representatives. AFTER DEATH OF NRA NOT HEAVY The nation's business struggled to adjust istelf to the resounding smash of the NRA codes last week. The supreme court's momentous de cision caught Industry In a seasonal decline, but retail trade, hampered for some time by cool weather, spurt ed in several sections to the best levels since the Easter shopping sea son, as summery skies sent shoppers hastening for warm weather and va cation merchandise. Industrial production showed little immediate response to the decision Starts Today-3 Days! Mighty drama, nn forgettable ro innnre . . . wild animals at In ally living their parts In a pnxliirllnn that took two years to make! INDUSTRY SLACK rr Ijj in a pnxiiiriinn I that took two years to make! mmmmM THEY MAKE BUSI 10 1 i NESS A PLEASURE Ml their work ... Turn- I vr I L? ine sales-appeal into I I 3 '' Ja. M sx-appeal at those " fe I V sizzling sales conven- I seeouo P" tions 11 3 tne K f YAH I O fk I Spiciest ... Naught- ; ' I&twi iest... Romantic r i.n' ' i mtt-'m i - las- -2 f i VI I m?x4 II If B B 'lilfllLow 0 $0 witb ' g rMliV JOAN BLONDELL '..-.. V GLEN DA FAR R ELL y j W!k W,LL,AM GARGAN ' I 0 j ft HUGH HERBERT im i n it it i i i 1 . .. i Kusseii naraie . '-r,r I Maiitoi'-tne Deer l.i j SI I i 1, wnw bile I 1H1UU. I I II "Betty Boon's Little Pal" : f I ... . k L 1 5 . v ,' v J4 . V Starred with George Raft m his sec ond film, Ben Bernie together wttii his lads appears in "Stolen Harmony ' at the Cr.Uerlen theater, starting to day in his best clowning and music al mood. The picture, featuring a new score by those wizards of the keyboard. Mark Go: don and Harry Revel, blends music with comedy and closes on a dramatic note. Ben Bernie leads his leds and lassc on a trans-continental barnstorming tour in a large bus. One of the members of the baud is of the high tribunal, but prices slumped sharply in sensitive com modity markets. Although manufac turers tried to hold their price sched ules, buyers In wholesale and pri mary markets took to the sidelines pending developments. What particularly disturbed the raw staples markets were the ques tions raised as to the constitution ality of the AAA measures by which farm staples had been bolstered to levels sharply above world prices. The reception accorded the decision W Snows 1:45-3:15-7-9 I ffl Starts Today - 3 Days The 'Gimme Gals' Are Sack Again! I $r.'. "Convention Citv"! f S nusrauH6, 1 W $ S B I 4 : jr i Jilt r -n i. i J N A -5 Stfi Rwt, an ex -convict wnom Bvrnie na glwun a Job in an effort to help the lad go straight. When money Is miss ing things look bad for Raft, but Grace Bradley, also a member of the troupe, persuades him to stick it out and clear himself. Enron te between towns, the band Is kidnapped by a gang of desper adoes who Intend to use the bus fo, their get-nwav. Raft sees his chance and takes it. He makes the criminals believe that he is one of them, then by a desperate ruse outwtta them and turns thorn over to tho police. in Industry depended largely on the particular industry. Such lines as textiles and steel struggled to pre serve the fair practice and pricing provisions of their codes. But such lines as automobile and petroleum, In which codes had been less effect ive, seemed more willing to see them 4 For Good Buys In Used Cars see ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. Lot on East th St. Tel. 18 I' WPJSJUM JW.IJMIIPIWII IW JI I.WL.H, HI Mill fWTF 4 V" 4 - .;K--it'V 4. :r Added JOE COOK in 'A Nose for News" Socnic News . US 1ZJ hi&n El 1 Ps. jia ' II MA Produced with painataKiij caie that too two yvan to finish. And featuring a deer and a mountain lion as the two principal players, "Se quoia," hailed as an out landing achievement, starts & tliroeday run at the Hoxy theater today. Jor Parker hends the cost. Va!!ey View VALLEY VIEW. June 1. (Spl) Mrs. Fred Carle enlertalned tho Indies of the neighborhood at her homo TuPMlay of Inst week with a showei. honoring MIm Dorothy Leslie, whose mnrrlaRe will tnko place this month. Miss Leslie received mnny lovely prec ents. a short prosram in the nrLer noon included piano solo by Mrs. Everett Bostwlck; vocal solos. Mrs. Geo. Lowd and Mrs. Roy will lams; reading. "A Prescription for a Good Husband." by Mrs. Glenrar Delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. J. R. McCrnckon and Mrs. Wm. Darby attended the recent mis sionary convention In Medford. Mr. and Mrs.' Luther Bell of Po mona. Calif., are visiting at the R. N. Chaney home. R. B. Foray the of Medford spent Shows Today 1:415-3:15 7:00-9:00 I rr- t -- X v Starts Today for 3 HEAR YE! HEAR YE! f & 1V NLT r -A W k'u' r.?,.;-;?- th , n - Charley Chase in "FATE'S FATHEAD" JLwJmk. ...... ,.. h i With Joan Blondell. Hwh Herber and Olenda Far-re 11 heading die cm. of fun-makers, "Traveling S-ilealady ' opena a three-day enaement at th-; Rialto theater today. It Is an up-to-date story of a vouiw (firl, who refused an opportunity to enter the business office of h-r father, a toothpaste manufacturer, signs wlch hla rival to sell a paste with cocktail last Thursday at the S. L. Wilson home. Mrs. J. R. Leslie and Miss Dorothy Leslie spent several days In Snn Francisco last week. Miss Muriel Morse was the only Valley View pupil graduating from Ashland high school this year. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Werth and fam ily visited Hyatt Prairie dam Sun day. C. W. Glnsgow visited at the W. A. Stratton home Tuesday. C. Austin, Medford dairy Inspector was a caller Tuesday. The John Arnold place and ten acres of the Wm. Bostwlck place ad Joining It have been sold. The new owner will take possession this fall. J. R. Iieslle has been called back on the raTlroad as fireman. Homer Billings, Ashland Insurance ag?nt. wns a business caller the past week. Mrs. H. R. Westerburg, Mrs. Don GRACE BRADLEY IRIS ADRIAN Goodee Montgomery Lloyd Nolan o You 11 r roar at that Tuneful , with Gestures! ... and more h ts "Wou d Them A Love" and ' Let'j Spill r(f -a tne Beans xnnr.n attbali -" - , r.I y flavors, an Idea submitted to her by an inebriated inventor. She beats her father's str saleemtit at even,' turn and falls In lavm with her salesman rival. Joan Blondell has the title rola with WJKlam Gangan. Glend Farrell is the other aide of th triangular love affair and Hugh Herbert is the Inventor. Lowe and Jackie Don and Ted Nich ols, spent the week-end at Elkton and Wnldport. Ore. Sam Chllders is taking a 10-day trip in the John Dny country tn east ern OreRon. Mrs. Mnbel Mack held an all-day m or ting at the club house on last Thursday, demonstrating menu plan nlng and table decoration. A coveted dish dinner waa enjoyed at noon. Dr. Haines of Ashlnnd was a caller at th Sam Chllders home Wednes day. Raymond Chllders Is suffering from an attack of bronchitis. Plymouth Qulld or the Ashland Congregational church, mot at the home of Mrs. K. Wilson In Valley View Wednesday. The ladles combined their usual meeting and held a shower for Miss Leslie at the same meeting. She received many nice gifts. Ose Mall Tribune want ads. Matt . . . 25c Eves . . . 35c Kiddiei . lOo Days! HEAR YE! IK - Km Drummer two . Be Ts r Medford Tent 314 E. Main. 0 3 1 ,r" ' l.. f -ri News Events ii i hi nil nr 1
