JHEDFOTTO MIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD. OHEflOV. MONTAY. PF.PTE'MTnTlT? 23. liTO
PAGE FTVK
Local and Personal
Meteorological Report
To Portland David Hoaenburg took
the northbound train last night for
Portland.'
Business Visitor Among early ar
rival In Medfow! thli morning was
T. Xi. Crump of Portland.
Back from Minneapolis Qua New
bury returned thla morning from
Minneapolis, where he has been
spending the past three weeks.
Eleanor Boyd Visits Miss Eleanor
Boyd, formerly of Medford, now of
Roseburg. spent the week-end In Med
ford, flatting Miss Oeraldlne lAtham.
Loomls to School Floyd Loomls. re
cent graduate of the Medford high
school, left last night for Corvallla to
begin a course In aeronautical en
gineering at Oregon State college.
Culbertson Leaves Richard Cul
bertaon, here for the past several
weeks on furlough from the United
6tatea navy, returned to San Fran
elaco today after visiting here with
his parents.
nHiAnti vl.lf Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Williams, recently married
here and now making tneir m
Klamath Palls, apent the week-end
here visiting their families. Mrs. Wil
liams la the former Oladys Mlnear.
Visitor Returns Home Mrs. C. E
Oppermal. who has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. Demmer of Jacksonville,
for the past three weeks, boarded the
train thla morning for her home In
Portland.
Parade Prlie Winner Chcoliing ol
the prize winners In Saturday's pet
parade, which Inaugurated the rodeo,
shows that Sylvia Eileen "dinger"
Eakin won a prize for her entry of a
fox terrier puppy In a doll buscsy.
Her name waa listed as "dingle" In
Sunday's Mall Tribune.
At Osteopathic rllnle Oeorge La
kln of Eagle Point haa been a patient
at the Osteopathic clinic and hospital
since last night.
Receiving Medical Care O. O.
Pruitt of Eele Point la receiving
medical care at the Community hos
pital, as Is also Lewis Croft of Med
ford. '
To Walla WallaMiss Alma Schmidt
left today for her home in walla
Walla, after spending the past two
weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
d. T. Brlttaon.
Janouoh Inspects Karl Janouch.
supervisor of Rogue River national
forest, made a trip Into the Applegate
region today to inspect ECW Civ
ilian Conservation corps Improve
ments, and made a special Inspection
at the Wrangle dap campground.
fjivlrtn Installation Tontaht Mem
bers of the American Legion and Aux
iliary will meet tonight at S o'clock
- tum TA9inn Hftii fnr the Installa
tion of officers. Installation will be
followed by a dance, wltn reirean
ments served at a late hour.
Dead Man Not Dead Last night
city police were called to Bartlett
atreet to Investigate a report that
there was a dead man In a doorway.
Prlends beat the police to the corpse,
however, and assured officers that the
man waa only "dead drunk." They
had already taken him home, where
he wns sleeping soundly, if drunkenly.
'
Bncj Deer Charles Stanford, who
resides at dold Ray dam, brought
down a jeo-pouna, mra-iwiu, u
near Table Rock. Relph Oreen; his
father, W. D. dreen: Sam Jennings
and Dr. I. H. dove were today stalk
ing the mule-tall deer In eastern Ore
ton. They left yesterday to estab
lish camp In the Lakevlew country.
Forecasts
uHfnrd and Ttelnltv: Fair tonight
and Tuesday but becoming cloudy
no change In temperature.
Oregon: Fair lonjgnt ana
day. but becoming cloudy west por
tion; no change' In temperature.
liOcai uaia
Temneraturs a year ago today:
highest 50: lowest S.
Total monthly precipitation. J"
Inches: deficiency for the month.
.08 Inches.
tw.i nnuMnltatlnn since Septem
ber 1, 1835, .35 Inches; deficiency
for the season, .05 inches.
Relstlvs humidity at 5 p. m. yes
terdsy. 43 per cent; I a. m. today.
85 per cent.
Tomorrow: sunrise o:uo .
sunset 6:08 p. m.
Observstlons Taken at 5 A. M,
ISO Meridian Time '
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Stars of Coming Rialto Drama
11 4 1 i i'l
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Boston
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Helena ,
; Los Angeles-...
Meorord
New York ......
Oma.hu
Phoenix ....
PortlanJ
Reno
Roseburg ..
Salt Lake ....
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Seattle
Spokane
Walla Walla....
Wash., D. C.
.Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 23. (AP)
tV. 8. Dent. Afrr. HOOS: 1500 includ
ing 632 through and direct; market i
active, steady to mostly asc nigner;
good to choice 170-220 lb. drlvetns.
A 10.75-11; load lots mostly 11; 235-350
lbs. 10.10.75: light-lights 10.25-10.50;
packing bows 7.76-8.00; top feeder pigs
11.00.
CATTLE: 2400 including 144 thru
and direct: calves 150; quality mostly
plain; market around steady with tete
lat week, or strong to 26c higher
than week ago; bulk grass steer 8.50
T.25; best load 7.75; odd head 8.00:
heifers mostly 4.25-6; low cutter and
utter cows 2-3.28; common to me
dium 3.50-4.25; good beef cows 3.50
8.25: bulla mostly 3.50-4.50: good to
choice vealera 8-9; stacker and feeder
Steers 5-6.25.
SHEEP: 4000 including 3049 thru
and on contract; market active,
snostly 25e higher; fat ewes steady:
hulk fat lambs 8-8.25; common to
medium 6.50-7.75; yearlings 6-6.25;
fat ewes 2.75-3.25.
Corn! No. 2 E. yellow 639.00.
Millrun standard $17.00.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 136;
barley 5; flour 37; oata 10; hay 2.
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T Clear
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T Cloudy
.00 P Cloudy
.00 Clear
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A thrill-pflcked. fun-capped adventure-mystery
that dispenses laughs
and suspense in equal measure. Is
'.'Black Sheep." which starts a three
day engagement at the Rialto thea
ter tomorrow. Edmund Lowe and
Claire Trevor are starred, with Tom
Brown, Eugene Pallet to. Adrlenne
Ames and Herbert Mundln in sup
port. Lowe takes the part of a profes
sional ship gambler, who finds the
cards stacked against him when he
tackles a game wherein everything he
counts worth while is at stake.
Claire Trevor plays the part of an
actress returning home from, a Jaunt
abroad. Love Joins forces with Miss
Trevor to back a romance and save
the life of Tom Brown, a misguided
youth, who is under the influence of
an adventuress, who is trying to
amucRle a necklace of pricele pearls
through the customs.
They overcome his problem but fall
In love at the same time. They alt
return to the states and the last ship
sets Mil again.
"Men Without Names" ha Its final
showing tonight.
STARK DELICIOUS APPLES for aale.
1.00 per Starting Monday,
Sept. 23rd. Woodlawn Orchard,
Central Point. Bring your own
boxes.
TO LOAN Prom 1500 to $800 on Al
real estate security C. C P:.vtf.
Room 1. Palm building, Med lord.
Oregon.
FOR SALE O rapes. J. A. Manke,
2 miles east of Jacksonville, adjoin
ing former Clancy orchard.
WAREHOUSE SITE on 8. P. tracks In
heart of M-viford'a industrla' dla
trict; 70x100 feet with frontage on
two paved streets. All clear. Sac
rifice prlrp for lmmedlnt aale.
Terms. Will consider tra-Je for San
Francisco or Oakland property.
Owner here for brief time. no wt
at once. Address Box "Warehouse."
Mall Tribune.
GOLDMAN 8-in. centrifugal pump
and pipes, cheap. H. Schermerhorn.
mile west of Phoenix.
WANTED Woman for general house
work; family of 2. 106 CUrk.
20 REGISTERED Hereford -w and
1 purebred bull calf for sale. Oeorge
Ward. Hotel Valley. Roseburg, or
Jackson Hotel, Medford.
FOR SALE 60 weaner pigs, 25 Red
pullets. 403-J-l.
FOR 8ALE-132-L.
-All kinds of apples. Tel.
LOST Between Sunset Ave. and S.
P. depot, suitcase containing vacu
um cleaner attachment and other
articles. Return 1122 Sunset Ave.
Reward.
WOMAN
keeper.
wants position aa house
Tel. 459-X.
HERE'S RELIEF
1 1 iSore, Irritated Skin
Wherever it is however broken the
surface-freely apply soothing
inoi
FOR RENT New. modern 3-room
hou?e and 3-room apt. 304 W.
Jackson.
LOST Near Craterimi Uittuer. (told
cameo set brooch: valuable as heir
loom. Liberal reward. Return to
Mall Tribune.
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Beth. Steel - , 38 ',
California Pack's 3l'a
Caterpillar Tract 50'i
Chrysler '. 70
Coml. Sol'v IB;,
Curtis-Wright a1,
DuPont 133
Oen. Foods .. 30i
Gen. Mot. - 44.
Int. Harvest SB",
I. T. & T ,. 10
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 33. (AP)
Grain:
Wheat: Open High low Close
Msy 84 84 84t 84',
Bept. old 83 83 MV, 81H
Sept. new 83 83 81 81 u,
Dec 83,i B3V, 83'4 834
Csah: Big Bend bluestem 13 per
cent lll'-i: Big Bend bluestem 10fli$:
darlt hard winter 13 per cent lOO1:
do 11 per cent 80: soft whit flfli;
western wMte 80; hard winter 84:
northern spring 8014; western re d
78 H.
Oats: No. 3 white (10.90.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Sept. 33. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, A grade, SOc lb. In
parchment wrapper. Slo lb. In car-
ions: B grade, parchment wrap pea.
29c lb.: cartons 30c lb.
BUTTERPAT Portland delivery:
A grade deliveries at lesst twice
weekly, 30i31c lb.; country routes.
3B3U lb.; B grade, deliveries leas
than twice weekly, 3838c lb.;
C grade at market.
B grade cream for bottling buy
ing price, buttsrfat basis,- 56c lb.
EGGS Buying price of whole
salers: fresh specials, 31c; extras.
31c; standards. 38c; extra mediums
3Sc: do medium firsts, 33c; under
grade, 10c; pullets 16c dozen.
CHEESE Oregon triplets, 18',4c:
Oregon loaf, 18',ic. Brokers will pay
c below quotations.
MILK A grade, Portland delivery.
53U,c lb.; butterfat basis for four
per cent. . '
COUNTRY MEATS Belling price
to retailera: country killed hogs,
best butchers under 180 lbs.. 18V40
lb.; vealers, No. 1, 1354 914c lb.;
light and thin, 8llo lb.; heavy,
7V4ci?Bc lb.; cutter cows tQl'Ac
lb.; canners, 4Sc lb.; bulls 787V4C
lb; lambs, 14 He lb.; medium, 89
13c lb.; ewes. 4i6c lb.
LIVE POULTRY Portland deliv
ery, ' buying price, colored hens, over
SVj lbs., 18 18c lb.; under BV4 lbs.,
17i18c lb.: Leghorn hens over 3'4
lbs., 14 a 18c lb: under 3',i lbs..
13 14c lb; spring. 3Vi lbs. and up.
18i19e lb; under 3!4 lbs.. 1718c
lb: white broilers, la 18c lb.;
roosters, 8Bc lb.; Pekln ducks,
I young. 1!17 lb.
ONIONS Walla Walla, 800e per
50-lb. bag: Oregon, tl.SO 100 lbs.
POTATOES Lol. cental:
Yakima Netted Oems, 1.3Si1.30
'cental. ..
,.tn.T.rtTTVKA.-nlllaTd. ll&l-iO
crate; Willamette valley, 78c8100;
Spear melons. 70n76e crate.
WOOL 1833 cup. iwimw
lamette valley medium, 35c lb.:
coarse and braid. 33c lb.; eastern
Oregon. 18 8 33c lb.
HAY Buying price from produc
er:, alfalfa. No. 1, new price, 10
-a. .... rMmn -tlmothv. 817;
oats. 7 t0 ton: Willamette valley
timothy. 14; clover, eicjiu -
Portland.
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward
North Amer
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. Psc
Std. Brsndi
St. Oil cal
St. OH N. J
Trans. Amer.
Union- Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Chicago Wheat
Sept.
Dec. .
May .
Open High Low Close
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. 88 S M 7'4 98,
. MH 80 98'i 08H
Wall St. Report
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Francis Lederer
Delights Crowds
C rater iari Screen
Here Wednesday
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Hurry! Ends Tomorrow!
1 9 3 5 ' s Surprise Entertainment Treat!
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NEW YORK. Sept. as. JAF) Stocks
k..v fnr rvnvriea In today's
market a a carmer view of the war
picture induced aome anort wnvmis
and buying for the long account.
Oalna . of fraction to around a
point were scattered over the list and
the cloaing tone waa firm. Transfers,
however, approximated onty 1,000,000
shares. '
Today' closing prices for 33 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. Dre 165
Am. Can u -i
Am. & rgn. Pow 8
A. T. & T . 137
AnftMnda eeea.s se.s a i...M..e 20
The effervescent charm, intriguing
good looks and remarkable comedy
talents of Francis Lederer are the cur
rent attraction at the Craterian thea
ter, where the romantic Czech star
la heading the oast oi VThe Gay De
ception." Mounted and dressed with lavish
beauty and color, "The Oay Decep
tion" whirls its principals, Lederer
and Frances Dee. through a hilarious
aeries of comedy adventure to a Joy
ous romantic climax.
The gay deceivers of the film are
this pair; Lederer, a prince masquer
ading as a member of the staff In an
ultra -luxurious hotel, and Miss Dee,
WhQ js having a fling on some money
she has won arid pretending to be an
heiress.
When they meet she of course re
sents the attention of & mere menial,
but Lederer persists in paying court.
Lederer resumes his royal title and
the situations are reversed, and when
he is arrested aa an Impostor through
some sort of misunderstanding, the
hilarity reaches its peak.
There are still more laugh punches
left n the script es the picture
races to Ita aurprlse climax and to
the happy resolution of the romance
of these two light-hearted pretend
era.
"The greatest actress of all time
better than Bernhardt or Duse." This
is the enviable reputation that Eliza
beth Bergner, coming Wednesday to
the Craterian theater In "Escape Me
Never," holds for her sincere, inspir
ed performances, not only on the
screen but also on the stage,
Oharle B. Cochran, world famous
theatrical producer, was the man who
gave her the above title, and "Es
cspe Me Never" is said to give the
talented actress every opportunity to
display her finely shaded histrionic
ability, in a vivid story of a little
Lond on slavey who was- w 1 1 1 1 ng to
give everything to help the man she
loved reach the pinnacle of success.
jAtch. T. is a. F.
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Units to Heat a Fbur Room House Priced at Only
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$124-50
NOTHING DOWN
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Other models for homes
tnd Stores op to 14.900
eublr feet taparltr priced
la ... .
N. H. A. Monthly
Ternu s Low u
Here Is a elrrolatlnr. heater that Is sturdily ran
strurted. beantirully destined and remarkably
efficient In operation the very last word In home
hestlnj It fires rapid circulation of Isrfe tot
umes of heated air Iniurlnf an cren srd health
ful dUtrlbutlon of hntthrovfhoat thi rooms
being heated. Temperatures are easily controlled
to secure the moat comfort,
Befor you buy any oil burning circulator
Be tht Lonerg&n Modeli
at our itore !
ALL ARE INVITED to the Catholic
crd party at PHrlsh hall, Tuesday
evening. Playing bcglna st 8 oeloclc
Prices and refreshments. Mrs. Clark
son, chairman.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Italian prunes. Phone
7-F-H alter 6:00 p m.
FOR RENT 5-room furnished home; , v . 1M
overstuffed furniture. hnrriwcod VV Tr8 ! M , I'fJ
floors, fireplace, electric retrteer- ? .f ' 1 H , - of fUTl1 IV'&l
ator. basement, piped furnace; M5. iiJr-fRl W 111 A JUrOTO j tl
Inc. tcr. Charles R. R.!V. Realtor, if. 3 ! Olori0tsly 8?.,. I Ml
Medford Bldg. Phone 302. tom"" 111
PHONE flfiO-R. Your furniture re- '.jtSWJ''.; ffi VttlocltOUtl 1 M
upholstered, reflnlshcd. re-slued by !v?Jfc- ' jSS- 11 1 Vft
U$fV t -vtexSlf IV
FOR SALR Jonathan apples. ood a ; ffll 8&6m i stV Ml
eclor: washed and boxed. Whit- jV - --1 ffl rl mraBSa Ml
K -IraWfflSll I
lfe or''ilnttcr,.Bpa'rt payment. "h."n. lot- I - ' fetew-jlfl 1 HatB 111
.s.ft LOST-Whlte and brown fox terrier I I . 7cia J A ill
punpy4(),ong tan; .chUdrcn, pe, ? , fjfJf U
liW'V SPIT7.pvNBF.Ra ap plea, reasonable I "9 P&fl S3 11
price. Ala Vista Pacxins House. K! , fU-l,Xff ilwBjl
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tl t.F mance ever given ... an 1
jf enraptured love drama! Mi
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Also 8hown Wed- "IS Gfr B IP
nesday nit at S 61! Ml an tSM
Hear flrnce More Tonlsht.
Grace Moore sings Tor you aa the
charming hesteea at Vlcka Open House.
Tune In on this great program broiio-
nn.t f..n,n UnlloninrH flVM A COASt.tO-
coast chain (NBC) every Monday night
at l:au lwinc sianaara niiio.
Moore Is presented by Vlcka . . . the
one name that stands for Better Con
trol of Colds.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT!
T..:iH.AH4 1,1,,,.-.,. m11
I A nin erniviKl nf fnrpflfl B
SC. aS: nn actress into the . most
,
gjfij: reckless role of her career
Egg gky. I and gives yon the merriest
journey you ve evr nu i
Special Convocation of Cra
ter Lafce Chapter No. 33. R.
A. M.. Tuesday. Sept.. 34th.
at 7:30 p.m. Work In M. M.
degree. Visitors Invited.
O. O. HORNER, H. P.
ALDEN, Secy.
L'onergan Heater are inspected and approved by
underwriter' laboratories
LEONARD ELECTRIC CO.
Stated Communication of
Reames Chapter. O. E. S..
ftx weanesaay evening ai o.
aMll vilAht iriai.lns mam.
V bers Invited.
HATTTE M. ALDEN, Secy.
TOMORROW and WED.
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