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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1935. PAGE SEVEN Local and Personal j Attiland Vlsltora Among those from this city spending Sunday In Aahland were Mr. and Mrs. Heroert AJlord and Mr. and Mrs. will Oataa, according to the. Ashland Tidings. WYT1ME: KtDOIIS. Today and Wed. THE ROMANTIC SUCCESSOR TO "MEN IN WHITE" Life - taking . . . love - Riving hours! Brimming with dynamic thrills, crowded with daring ro mance. CHESTER MORRIS VIRGINIA BRUCE ROBERT TAYLOR BILLIE BURKE RAYMOND WALBURN Added 3 Reels ol Vodvll "DEMI-TASSE" "Boston Tea Party" - Newsrecl Called East Mrs. C. E. Hucsabee left this morning on the Shasta for Haverhill. Mas., where she had been called by the illness of her father. Recent Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Loyd and cildren. Mary and Park, of Ban Francisco, were guests In Medford recently at the home of Dr. I. H. Clove. Mra. Loyd's brother. Mm. Peterson to Boise Mrs. R. S. Peterson left this morning on the Oregonlan for Boise. Ida., where she will spend five or lx weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Norden. Kershaw i Return Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Kershaw returned this morning on the Oregonlan from Portland, where they had been attending to business for the past ten days. V Rer. Knotts Leaves Rev. Joseph Knotts of the First Methodist Epis pal church left this morning on the Shasta for Salem, to attend an annual church conference. The conference lasts one week. Lates for Los Angeles Douglas Glaspey. having been discharged from the CCC. left last night b? train en route to Los Angeles. Joseph IV Miles, also having been discharged from the CCC, left for his home In San Francisco. Fight to Be Announced Earl Foy announced today that blow-by-blow results of the Camera -Lou la prtae fight will be announced tonight at the American Legion dart game. Tne service will be rendered through West ern Union, with dispatches every two minutes, as the fight Is not to be broadcast from the ringside. The fight is scheduled at 6 o'clock. Pacific standard time. Two-Mller Visits Elbert Sellers of Seattle, who holds the pacific coss record for the two-mile track event, haa been a visitor in Medford over the week-end with his uncle. Dr. . W. Barnum. leaving for his home this morning on the Shasta. Sellers Is returning from the N. C. A. A. track meet at Berkeley, In which he par ticipated. His record, set at Corvallls in 1829. is 9:27.5. MODERN WOMEN Nicd Not SnfftrtmnthlppaiD and delay duo to ro!d,nervoiu BlraiD, exposure or ftioiUar causes. Chi-ches-ters Diamond Brand Pills araaflecUT, rtuiujto nun give uuicx ncuir. ooia oy ail uruggisw i or over io years. AMtroi . . piiiiiiiiHiMLaiitjaHy Train Men Arrive Among those who arrived this morning on the Ore gonlan to attend to business here for a few days are Joe R- Clyde of San Francisco, general perishable agent for Chicago & Northwestern railway; John C. Willis, general agent for Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co.. and Theodore A. Precht, district freight agent for the Pennsylvania railroad and the Long Island Rail road Co. Atked "to Leave Town Three men. all recently discharged from the tran sient camp at Savage creek, and on their way via, freight train to San Francisco, stopped over In Medford last night, and were arrested by 'city police on a charge of being drunk in a public place. All three pleaded guilty in city court this morning, and were given a choice of serving 10 days In Jail or leaving town. They left town. They were John Curran. 36; Ed J. Otrouard, 30, and Ralph Owens, 41. Virginia Bruce Is Star Roxy8 Drama "Society Doctor." an engrossing story of a aeries of gripping dramas that Involve a group of characters in a metropolitan emergency hospital within the short spaoe of eight hours. Is at the Roxy theater for today Mid tomorrow, with Chestr Morris and Virginia Bruce in the leading roles. Within eight hours the secret mar ring of a young bride and groom la discovered while the groom is under the surgeon's knife on an operating table; a rebellloua interne la fired and rehired; a policeman's death la aveng ed bv his wife and two internes be come bitter enemies In their duel for the love of a pretty nurse. Y ILL PASSES NEW YORK, June 35. (APIMrs. Owen D. Young, wife of the chairman of the board of the General Electric comfpany. died today at her estate at Riverside, Conn., the General Electric offices announced. Mrs. Owen, the former Josephine Sheldon Edmonds of South Bridge. Mass.. had been in poor health for several years. In the 1928 campaign, when her husband was frequently mentioned as a possible presidential candidate the General Electric chairman said his wife's condition would not permit him to enter actively Into public life. They were married In June, 1898 E PORTLAND. Ore.. June 23 (API Market for butter reflected the grow ing weakness suggested not only lo cally but through the country gener ally. Losses of U to 1 cent were scored In the cube trade during the late session of the produce exchange. Cut of 1 cent in the buying price on butterfat automatically follows the slash In butter. Steadiness continued to be ahown In the local egg trade. No price changes were showing either for buy ing or selling wltmn the local terri tory. Even though there was no change In the general cheese market, a cut of 1 cent a pound was shown for Oregon triplets and loaf on the ex change during the late session. No cut was made by Tillamook. Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., June 35. (U. S D. A-)-(AP) HOG receipts 100. Mar ket active, fully steady, quality con sidered. Extreme top 35c, lower In absence of carlots. Good to choice 165-215 lb. weights, $9.609.75; 2J0 250 lbs.. $9.25 (S 9 65; light lights. 9, 925. Packing sows largely 17.25. Feeder pigs quotable at 9.10ig 10. CATTLE receipts 50; calves 10 In cluding 4 direct. Quality mostly plain. Market around steady with ate Monday. Few grass heifers held around 44 5. Low cutter and cutter cows, 81-50'S3; common to medium grade. $3.35i33.75. Bulls 3.754; top vealers. 7 00 SHEEP receipts 500f market act ive, fully steady. Good 76-85 lb. spring lambs, ft6 25.il 6.50: 105 lb. weights down to 5.75. Common to medium grades $5 at 6, Medium to good yearlings 3 A 4.2ft: slaughter ewes $126(jl.75. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June 25. (AP)-(U. S- D. A.) CATTLE: 125; moderately active on supply of large ly low grade cows; generally steady to weak; cutter and common steers. $4 .50 6. SHEEP 750; around steady with Monday; medium to good 68-73 lb. wooled north coast lambs $6.105 .35; shorn $600; yearlings 4.50. CHICAGO. June 25. (AP)-(U. S D, a.) HOGS: 3.000: slow, 1015c lower; better grade 200-240 lbs. 9 40 & .55. top $9.55; 290-340 lbs., $8 70 139.10; light lights $8.50(39.25; sows $8.00 ; 25. CATTLE 5,000; not much done on fed steers and yearlings, compara tively little beef: light steers and yearlings, dominated; top weighty steers $12. 15; light steers $11.50; bulk $850.3 1075; heifers steady to strong and comparatively small crop of cut ter and beef cows slow, steady; bulls steady; vealers steady to weak, $9 down; stockers scarce, steady. SHEEP 4.000; spring lambs most ly steady; good to choice natives up ward to $9; top $9 36 to small killers and traders; rangers absent; nothing done on few loads short yearlings, undertone weak to 35o or more lower; native ewes $33 35. Portland Wheat Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, June 38 (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close June July .79 .79 , .78 i Sept. . .79', .801, .79i Dec. . .. .821, .82 J, ,811, .79 .79 ft .83 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, June 35. (AP) Re action overtook the stock market to day In the wake of the new that the president would Insist upon en actment of his dlstrlbutlon-of-wealth tax program at the present congres- PORTLAND, Ore. Grain: Wheat: Open July 73 Sept. .72 Dec. 73 June 35. (AP) High Low .73 .73 .72 .71 .73 .73' 't Close .73 .71 72 4 Cash : Big Bend bluestem, 13 per cent. 88c; Big Bend bluestem. 84c; dark hard winter, 13 per cent. 88'jC, do, li per cent. 76c; soft white nud western red. 72c; hard winter. 70 Vie, northern spring, 71'ic; western red 70c. Oats: No. 3 white $26.00. Corn: No. 3 eastern yellow $39.50; mill run standard $2400. Today'a car receipts; wheat 65c; flour 4. Portland Produce You Are Cordially Invited to Attend a tin onus Cooking & Canning School. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26 TO SATURDAY JUNE 29 2nd FLOOR, MONTGOMERY WARD CLASSES DAILY AX 2:30 P. This school will be under the direction of Mr. H. W. Porter, well-known culinary expert. He will demon- strate the latest and most scientific methods of efficient cooking. You will remember Mr. Porter's fine demon strations last year and you will want to hear him again this year. Mr. Porter will dem onstrate canning as well as cooking and will gladly answer your questions. All Classes Open to the Public Come Early and Bring Your Friends! PORTLAND. June 25 AP) BUT TER: Prints, A grade. 36c lb. In parchment wrapper, 37c In cartons; B grade, parchment wrapped, 35',3c lb.; cartons 36lic lb. BUTTERFAT Portmitd delivery: A grade deliveries at least twice week- j ly. 35 i 26c lb.: country routes, 24 ou ju-, d (iur, urinrnrs ipmi in in twice weekly, 34 3 25c lb.; C grade at market. B grade cream for bottling Buying price, butterfat basis, 65c lb. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: vealers. No. 1, 11c lb.; others unchanged. NEW ONIONS California Reda, $1.50 per 60-lb. bag; California Tax. $2 50 crate; yellow $1.35 per 50 lb. bag. NEW POTATOES California whites, $3 m 3.15 per cental; Pasco 60s. $1 25 per 50-lb. bag. CANTALOUPES Imperial Jumbo, $2.50 (3 3; standards, $3-60 a 3.70; pony, $2.35 crate; Arizona, pony, Ms. $2.25 crate. Cheese, milk, live poultry, onions, potatoes, watermelons, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. sional session. The recently popular "Blue Chip" Issues led the decline with losses of 1 to mora than 3 points. The close was heavy. Transfers approximated 1,100.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chemical & Dye ..... 193 American Can 1384 American & Foreign Power 4'i A. T. & T - 128 V Anaconda 14' Atch. T. Sc S. F ..... 48i, Bendlx Aviation . . 14 Bethlehem Steel 36', California Packing ...... 34,4 Caterpillar Tractor 48' '7 Chrysler .. 48 Commercial Solvent ..... . lfl'4 Curtiss-Wright . - 3 DuPont .,.. 101; General Foods 36 General Motors 33 i j International Harvester 45 j X. T. afe T 10t, Johns-Manville 514 37 17 74 4 31 6i, Montgomery Ward North American .... Penney (J. C Phillips Petroleum Radio Southern Pactflc 18$ Std. Brands 15 Std. Oil Cal. .. 35i Std. Oil N. J 48V4 Trans. America 6 Union Carbide ........ ... 814 United Aircraft .. 13 U. S. Steel 33 Silver. NEW YORK. June 35. fl-Bar sti ver easier lower at 69. San Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, June 25. .(p) First grade butterfat, 28 f.o.b. San Francisco. Stated Communication of Reames Chapter, O. E. S., Wednesday evening, June 26, at 8 o'clock. Report of Grand chapter proceedings by W. M., Mrs. Phlna Nordwlck. Visiting members invited. HATTIE M. ALDBN. Secy. Tomorrow Thursday Singing dancing laughing loving her way into your heart! Dazzling Jessie Matthews . . . Princess Personality herself . . . different from anyone you've ever seen ... in the musical romance that has everything! i A NEW PERSONALITY JESSIE MATTHEWS IN EVERGREEN Tonltel Last Medford Showing! GRACE MOORE "One Night of Love" Here Wednesday I.W,MHW.HI1LI'IUI,I. W HJ '"-'''" v t ''i'1 """Ir--iifTi-iliiMBMii -"-tub! ' r Dealing with a death my which can cause destruction from almost any distance, "Air Hawks." featuring Ralph Bellamy, Wiley Post and TMa Birell. comes to the Craterlan thea ter for tomorrow only. The story concerns two rival air lines, one headed by Ralph Bellamy. competing for lucrative airmail con tracts. Bellamy's rival employs a mad scientist who haa perfected an in famous machine which can project the electric beam Into the skies to bring down, flaming, the planes of Bellamy's company. The source of the subsequent disasters la unknown to Bellamy, but when the courage of the girl he loves and hla own reck less daring merge to battle the hid den enemy, the executioner of the skies goes down before the onslaught In a novel climax. Tala Birell is seen as the girl who helps Ralph Bellamy avenge the death of his flying buddies. Wiley Post, famous round-the-world flier, la seen In "Air Hawks" as himself. His recent unsuccessful attempt at a new transcontinental speed record la featured In the film, where special scenes were needed for a stratosphere flight. Post portrays one of the pilots in Bellamy's airline. play of Miss Matthews' and her asso ciates' talents as singers and dancers. They are backgrounded with a beauty chorus as large as any ever ease ta bled for a film production. There are rising and falling atrtges in the most modern fashion, turntables and other novelty devices, hundreds of gorgeous costumes and scenic effects conceived on a scale of exceptional grandeur. A night-cap for SOUND SLEEP Tbt a late evening imack of Kcl logg's Corn Flakes with milk or cream. Light, crisp, tempting. Satisfies hunger. Aids restful sleep. Jessie Matthews Heads Cast Film On Rialto Screen "Evorgrwi." which will offer JeM Matthews, new atar dlscowry, at the Rialto theater for tomorrow and Thurnday. la aald to provide an Inno vation In acreen atory telling. Dra matic Incldenta ha been coupled with mirth, music and apectacta to produce a musical film with a genu inely Intriguing plot which awept to Instant popular favor when this film wa presented at the world -famed Radio City music hall. Unusual situ ations are climaxed hy magnificent atage acenea and stirring musical com edy numbera. Appropriately placed acenea In the filmed theater ahown In 'Evergreen'1 afford the opportunity for the die- CORN FLAKES AT BEDTIME IVaseluiej DHhowi FIB ,;o'"'"' lit Matt . . ISo Evea . . 3Sr Kl(ldlc-10c TOMORROW ONLY C ,T Weft of She ... to ride the skies in defiance of a mad man's diabolical Death Ray! V V A SUPER-MADMAN OF THE V STRATOSPHERE ... I M l defying the world with his I f1 i merciless Murder Beam ... un- I . iL til one pilot dares fly in the 111 YV W face of flaming extinction! 1P V mm mm Twiley post? yTB N Tala Birell K OT&fl MHWMMaaaaMW End TOMlg.lt M VOAUU 1 I "1 II If M HQBTQN I !W Shorn fill ,:4 MI 7:00-:l0 II 111 117 South Central Phone 286 11 1 Hindi loc-