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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1935 PAGE SEVEN Local and Care City VUltor Mrs. Lawrence Meeaal of Oave City was a visitor in Medford today, coming by auto. To Los Angela Eugene Thomdyice of this city left last night tor Loa Angelee. From Oakland E. M. Verne of Oak land vu among bualneas vtalton In Medford today. Discharged CCC Bernard Eeacoff. discharged CCC member, left by train last night for Brooklyn, N, Y. At Headquarter Lieut. Robert N. flleaggs. commander of the CCC camp at Indian creek, was a business vis itor at headquarters here today. TouVelle Bark Judge Prank L TouVelle returned this morning from Portland where he attended a meeting of the state highway commission. O. 8. C- Man Here MoKlnley Hunt ington, with the O. 8. C. extension service, arrived here this morning to give a turkey-killing demonstration. Shop Here Mrs. Andy McCallum and Mrs. Hal McNair of Ashland were shopping In Medford today. FreldfVr Here Ike Freldlger of Ashland was in town today transact ing business. From Central point Mra. L. Hat ' find of Central Point was calling In Medford this afternoon, Here Yesterday Business oallers In . Medford yesterday included Ed Staples and Joe Samuelson of Ashland. From Jacksonville Miss Issle Mc Cully. Miss Molly Brltt and Emll Brltt. all of Jacksonville, were among Med ford callers today. At Sacred Heart Avanella Clem- ons. 1309 Locust street, was a patient At the Sacred Heart hospital today, having been admitted for medical treatment. a Cajifield Due Bark David H. Oan fleld. superintendent of Crater Lake national park, was expected to return to hla office here tonight or tomor row. He has been transacting busi ness In Seattle and Portland. OF P.-T.A. EXTENDED FOR AID IN STATE MEETING Member of tha city council of P.-T. A. wish to extend their thanks and ivPrecletlon to the following for donations and ourtesles so gener ously offered during the recent state P.-T. A. convention here: Prof. Relmer, experiment station; Medford Ice end Storage. Fluhrer'a Bakery. Reliable Cash Grocery, Pin nacle Packing Co.. Myron Root Pack ing Co., H. S. Deuel, Rogue Rlrer Plorlsts, A. 8. Rosenbaum, Medford School of Beauty Culture. C. A. Whll lock's Oolden Rule. Mlsa Crlasell. art supervisor. Mrs. Nell Pranklln. Mlsa Mildred Beeson. ,Mrs. John Jensen, Lea Welsenberger, Medford Mall Tribune, Fred Sclieffel. KMED. Thanks are also extended to Eva. Haielrl8 Marsh, the Madrigal -club, under the direction of Elsie Carlton . Btrang. Mrs. Lea Welsenberger. Teach ers' chorus, directed by Esther Church Leake. Mrs. Chester Wednt. Mrs. Wm. MeAllUrter. Orley Ham, Elinor Curry. Chae. Whlllock. Mrs. John Hubler and Mr. Prank Paake. for their musical contribution during the convention. Appreciation Is also expressed to Mls Maurlne Carlll. dean of women at the high school, and the following glrla for acting aa pagea: Doris Ellenburg. Opal Prince, Ros alie Lealle. Jean Adams. Frank! Rlna barger. Leah Etta Evans. Mildred Buckles. Lola Herman. Catherine Ford. Kathleen Dlllard. Betty Pennington. Peggy Reter. Betty Jane Knox, Lois rrazee. Delia Mae Dale. Betty Pur dln. Janice Shreve. June Wllllama. Mlgnon Phlpps. 1 Card of Thanks. We wish to extend to our friends our sincere thanks for the beautiful flowers and for their kind sympathy In our recent bereavement. O. R. Schermerhorn.. J- R- Schermerhorn and Kleces and. Nephews. Bear Veteran HOHLWEO'S AUTO TOP SHOP Tops. Curtain Made to Order. For P..timate Phone 418 J09 E. EIGHTH ST. with Brill Metal Worm - 1 Larry Lutz, a sophomore tensa tion at tackle for California in 1933, It back on the job this year and aims to recover from the alump In I hit play of last fall. He't from Santa Ant, Calif. (Atsociated Press Photo Personal Mrs, Newman Home Mrs. T. J. Newman, who attended the state board meeting of the D. A. R. In Salem last Friday, returned home yes terday. Will Speak to Oh In Mrs. J. F. File gel will speak to girl at the Chris tian church tonight at 7:30 o'clock on "Choosing Our Companions." All girls of high school age are Invited. Returns to Poat Capt. Harold B. Elveraon wa back at his poat es com manding officer of Camp Elk Creek today after paying a business call at CCC headquarters here yesterday. Moving Company Capt. Irvln M Hunctlman. commanding officer of the CCC camp at Dog lake, Is engaged In moving his company to Bly for the winter. He called at headquar ters here yesterday. J. A. Shaw Dies Word was received here from Mrs. J. A. Shaw, now living tn Sacramento, of the death of her husband In that city on October 15, after a brief Illness. Mrs. Shaw will be remembered as the former Miss Pearle Gillette of Jacksonville. She has many friends in the valley. Mrs. Kayser Here Mrs. Charles W. Kayser of Overlook ranch near Mer lin was a Medford visitor yesterday while en route back to her home after spending the fall In New York City with her son Rosier. Roger is leaving the east soon to study the violin In Portland, Mrs. Kayser reported that Mr. Kayser Is now at their ranch home, having arrived last week from Los Angeles. Displays Gourds Miss Kathryn1 Gentner of 20 North Orange street Is displaying an assortment of her gourds at the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce. A student In Ju nior high school. Miss Centner raises the gourd as a hobby. They are used mainly for decorative purposes, being considered especially appropri ate as harmonizing accessories of defl oration at this season. Several Port land delegates to the recent P.-T. A. convention here were so highly pleas ed with the gourds that they took a large number of them to their homes. !PU CM E IN EARLY STORM (Continued Prom Page One.) portion of the state today and swirled Into Portland and the high areas of western Oregon. It was the first October snowfall In the history of Portland's 64-year old weather bureau. An Inch of snow covered Klamath Falls while lesser amounts fell and melted at La Grande. Pendleton. The Dalles, Hood River and other towns east of the Cascades. The snow at Pendleton was about 16 days ahead of the usual winter schedule. Low temperatures prevailed, but the aky was clearing. The upper Willamette valley was not visited by snow, but nine' inches of snow sent snow plowa snorting over the McKenzle Pass between Eugene and Bend. The highway department announced the pass between western and central Oregon would be kept open until covered with four feet of snow. Clear skies today followed recent rains at Salem, but some snow had fallen In surrounding hills. The Oregon Caves National Monu ment park will be kept open all win ter. Arrangements have been made again for CCO workers to clear the highway of snow, whenever It comes. Last winter the road was blocked only for about two days. ZACHARY GIRL PLEADS SAN DIBOO. Cel., Oct. P) Lots Zachary, 18. accused of the mur der of her father, Roy Zachary, 45, of Enclnlates, pleaded not guilty and not jrullty by reason of Insanltay to day when she was arratnued In su perior court here. Date of trial will be set November 8. Zachary was ahot during a family quarrel September 18. He died sev eral weeks later In the hospital. The girl la held in Jail without ball. BIRTHS Born, to Lieut, and Mrs. Fred ; Greene Jr.. 68088 South Central, a i girl, weighing 7 Iba.. October 39 j at the Community hospital. The 1 baby haa been named 8hannon Collins. I Oat Mall Tribune want adt. Hallowe'en Dance Oriental Gardens FEATURING Frank Cookson' Famous "Old Mill Orchestra" Men 40c Ladies 35c j&&l&f Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 29. AP) HOGS 100. Market sesdy. Good to choice 176 to 320 lbs., mostly $10.00; 335 to 360 lbs.. $9.25-9.50: light lights, mostly $9.25. Packing sows. $7.26 7 50. Choice light feeder pigs, $11.00. CATTLE 50, cslves 10. Market about steady on limited supply of plain kinds offered. Odd head grass steers, $5.00-0.75. Scattering light dairy type steers and heifers, $3.00 3.75; better heifers, $400-4.50: low cutter and cutter cows, $1.752.75; common to medium. $3.00-3.75; good beef cows quotable up to $4,50 and above. Heavy sausage bulls to $4.50; plain down to $3.00. Pew choice veal era. $8.00; common to medium heavy calves. $3.00-3.00. SHEEP 100. Market steady. Good 90-lb. lambs, $8.00; medium, 70-85-lbs., $7.00-7.75. Good 63-lb. clipped lambs, $7.35. Pew fat ewe. $3.00; common down to $1.50t CHICAGO, Oct. 39. (AP-USDA1 HOOS, 19.000: 5-lOc lower: desirable 180 to 250 lbs., t9.S0-9.es, top, (9.70: 140 to ISO lbs.. I9.10-S.40; sows. 8.38 8.40. CATTLE 8000: steers and yearlings steady: mostly early sales better grades $11.50-12.50, with 13 bid on light steers: not many common and medium grade steers In run: cows, steady; heifers and vealera. strong to 2Sc higher at $9.50-10.00: selects up to $10.50: stockers and feeders, steady. $8.80-7.76; better grades year lings and at.er calves. $8.00 upward. SHEEP 8000: fat lambs steady to 15c higher; sheep and feeding lambs strong I good to choice native lambs. $9.80-9.90: bulk $9.78 upward with few best lots to small killers, $10.00: merely good range lambs, $9.50, oth ers held upward to $9.90 and above: good to choice yearlings downward from $8.00: choice range ewea, $4.75; feeding lambs, $9.00 down. SOUTH SAN PRANCISCO, Oct. 39. (AP-USDA) CATTLE: 150; steers slow; good around 900 lb. weights absent, quoted up to $8; part load 908 lb. feeder steers $8.60: she-stock slow, steady: load 738 lb. Oregon feeder heifers $8. CALVES 10. nominal: choice vealera quoted up to $9.80. SHEEP 850. nominal. Choice around 80 lb. wooled lambs quoted 9i.25; best ewes eligible around $4.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 39. (AP) BUTTER Prints, A grade. 83c lb. in parchment wrapper, 34e in car tona: B grade, parchment wrapped, 32c lb.: cartons. 33c lb. BUTTERPAT Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twice weekly, 33-84c lb.; country routes, Sl-34o lb.; B grade, deliveries less than twice weekly. 32-33c lb.: C grade at market. B GRADE CREAM FOR BOTTLING Buying price, butterfat basla, 85c pound. EGGS Buying price of wholesal ers: Fresh specials, 33-34c; extras, 32c; standards, 29c; extra medium, 23c: do medium firsts, 20c; under grade, 18e; pullets, 15c town. LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery, buying price: Colored hens, over 5 lbs., 17-lBcu under 8 lbs.. 18-19C lb.; leghorn hens, over 3 Ubi., 18-17c lb.: 18-17c; spring, 3 lbs. and up, 17 18c lb.; 33-23a lb.: colored spring, S to 3 lbs.. 17-18c lb.; over 8 lbs., 18 17o lb.; roosters, 8-9o lb.; Pekln ducks, young, 16-17c lb. Cheees, milk, country meat, onions, potatoes, wool and hay Steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. Oct. 39. (AP) Wheat: Optn High Low Close Dec .97 .98 .95 .98 May .98 .98 .96 .98 July .87 .88 .88 .81 Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Oct. 39 (AP) Oram: Wheat: Open High Low Close May .83 .83 JI .83 Dee 81 .81 .80 .81 Cash: Big Bend bluestem. $1.14: do 18 per cent, $1.19: dark hard winter, 13 per cent, $1.00; do, 11 per cent, 88c; soft white, northern spring. 8lc; western white, western red, 80c; hard winter, 84, Oats, No. 3 white, $38.80. Corn. No. 3 eastern yellow, 838.00. Mlllrun standard. $17.35. Todays oar receipts: wheat 40: barley 3; flour 8. Come to Bonney'i Hallowe'en Party Wednesday Nite Favori, etc' BONNEY'S GRILL Famous Fried Chlrken flood Moils TONIGHT at the Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Oct. 39. (AP) A lata rally In U. 8. Steel common today brought support to a stock market that had exhibited highly Irregular tendencies throughout the greater part of the session. While there were stIU a few toft spoU in evidence, the general upturn In the final hour gavs the list a steady to firm closing tone. Transfers approximated 1.730,000 ahares. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. it-Dye 167 Am. Can 144 Am. & Fgn. Pow . 61, A. T. & T 144 Anaconda . . Atch. T. ae S. T. Bendlx Avia. Beth. Steel 31 48 23 39 3Si 56 88 17 3 134 - 83 53 88 10 . 88 California Pack'g Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solv Curtl&s-Wrlght . DuPont Gen. Poods Gen. Mot , Int. Harvest I. T. it T. Johns-Man. .. ............... Monty Ward S8, North Amer. 34 Penney (J. C.) ... . 80 Phillips Pet 34 Rsdlo 7 Sou. Pao ......... 18i std. Brands 14 St Oil Cal 36'i. St. OH N. J 4B'i Trans. Amer - 0 Union Carb 71 Unit. Aircraft 30 U. S. Steel 47 San Francisco Butterfat SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 39. (AP) First grade butterfat, 95c f. o. b. Ban Francisco. Silver NEW YORK. Oct. 29. (API Bar sli ver, quiet and unchanged at 65 c. U. S. Observer Ma J. Norman E. Flake wa order- ad to sail from Washington, D, C, to Homo with tha proapaot of being military obaervar with tha Italian armiea In Ethiopia If tha Italian government' permit... (Aaasclatad Preaa Photol BATTLE-SCARRED TAXI PORTLAND, Oct. 20. fjp) Paul Rovere'a horse couldn't have received a more enthusiastic welcome than given a famous, battle-scarred taxi d. la Marne which arrived here yes terday, a gift of the French govern ment. Tha Portland voiture, 40 et 8. fun and service affiliate of the American legion, wm recipient. Legionnaires with red. white and blue garb and with overseas caps, almost burled the 40-year-old vehicle aa they swarmed over It while a newsreel camera ground and other cameras clicked. The Lady Lion club will sponsor Rummage Sale for Chrlitmu Toy Fund Frl. and Sat., Not. 1 and 3, In Sparta Bldg. a Tomorrow Only CS A Riot of Laughter! DflBRr JAMtj GLEASON EDNA MAY OLIVER TEMPLE in "The Llttl Colonel" LrFdlny delattWa'. Tf? and an amateur tleulfe mi try tolve murder myitery jk i ! Kndi i Tonight! Ann Sothern in With a crack combination of music, comedy and romance, "Th Girl PVlenrt" makes her bow to Medford tomorrow at the Craterian theater, where It will play for a one-day only engagement, tUao being shown tomor row at the Holly theater. Ann Sothern and Jack Haley are starred, with Rofier Pryor Jn an Im portant featura role. With Miss Sothern aa & demuro country miss, "The Girl Friend' con cerns itaelf with the hilarious com L TO PORTLAND OFFICE, NARREGAN TO BE HERE , After being In charge of the Med ford office In the federal building for a year and a half, Leo Me Lain, deputy U. s. marshal, will return for duty In the marshal's office In Portland Frldny. He will be re placed here by Deputy Marshal Eu gene Narregan of Med ford who re ceived his appolnment two months ago and since has been attached to the Portland office. IsiiaiMlwZZiwM IK9MBilSBlaEIWKflSMHB THE RED-HEADED PARADE OF BEAUTY. ..FUN. ..AND MELODY! Starts Today3 Days t 48 prise redheads one from every tate . . . Radiant . . . Ravishing , . . Rapturoua . . aflame with youth frolicnomo as colts ... in this girl-filled, whirly-girly jamboree of-joy I I -J 25 MATJ JOHN BOLES DIXIE LEE JACK HALEY RAYMOND 4 ALAN DINEHART Out of the air , . , Onto the screen "The Voice of Experience" Cartoon "The Toylan'd Broadcast' Latest News Events Craterian Film 1 plications that beaet Roger Pryor, aa an out-of-work actor, when he pre tends to be a theatrical producer Just to secure a summer's lodging for hlm jtelf snd his two colleagues, Victor Kilian and Ray Walker. The comedy become fast and furi ous and builds to a grand finale that has been meeting with the full ap proval of theater audiences. There Is & large dancing chorus and several lilting tunes by Arthur Johnston and Qus Kahn. Mr. McLaln returned this morn ing from Portland where last week he took IS prisoners from the coun ty Jail here. While In Portland he received Instructions to complete hla work here this week and return to his former duties November 1. Mr. McLaln was assigned to the Medford office In March, 1034. It was to have been a temporary assignment but transfer of per sonnel of the marshal's office nec easl tated h Is remain I ng here. He became known In Medford as a courteous and efficient federal ngent. He has lived at the Holland hotel. Mr. Narregan at present Is In Phoenix, Arte, where he took a prisoner. He will come to Medford aa soon aa he completes his mis sion there. Use Mall Tribune want ads. t ' - ( U'i, 7 with WALBURN A I On Rialto Bill 1 t ' Klt'r, aaw John Bolea, tn "Redheads in Pa rade." with Dixie Lee, Jack Haley, Alan Dlnehart and Raymond Wal burn, starts a three-day engagement at the Rialto theater today. This picture boasts tha largest galsxy of redheads ever assembled at one time In the history of the motion picture. Forty-clsht of the gorgeous creatures. One from each state tn tha union, selected from a nation wide contest. An amusing story of the produc tion of motion pictures and the ever searching for new talent and new ideas, "Redheads on Parade" tells the nerve-wracking experiences of a atar and a producer without sufficient financial backing to produce the pic ture they feel would be successful. But ballyhoo, and a hectic advertis ing campaign bring results, and also bring a set full gf redheaded girls to put over a hair dye and. In that fashion, get the desired financing. The result Is a merry hour's enter tainment, with a musical background to the romance between Boles and Miss Lee. On the same program, the Rialto la showing the first screen edition of the tremendously popular radio feature "The Voloe of Experience." TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT 4 -room unfurnished house, cheap. S12 So. Riverside. WILL LADY driving north directly behind car wrecked at Ever Shady October 6, please Phone 13 03 -It? LOST Pair glasses, gold-rlmmed. Reward.- Phone 1624. FOR 8AU-Bu-aawT7 " W? HoUy'. 1 howa I Jf 1:13 Ix 6:30-9:00 i (TOMORROW ONLY! The huggable, lovable crush of the country A . tt farm . rlJ!i y'ha dwn on ItkoSrl Napoleon! 0m wr 11 THE PAUL ROBESON LESLIE BANKS l THUR NINA MAE Mc IVIilVSMBiciajrSl CHEVROLET Sedan, lata '30 model; wire wheels, new tires, very email mileage. Had excellent care. A real buy. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. LEAVING for Oakland Sat. morning. Take 1 passenger. H. W. Cain, 3 . blocks west Pine Cone, new hgwy. FOR SALE 'Furniture. 3 blocka west Pine Cone, new hgwy. TAKEN UP 3 ahoat. 3 sowi. 1 boar. Owner ran claim upon payment this adv., feed and damage. M. F, Stewart, Star Route. Trail. FOR SALE. TRADEor LEASEAcrfr ate, homes and ranches. E. Gould, The Acreage Man, 403 West Jackson. FOR LEASE OR SALE New StUOOO) and concrete garage. 36x50, to party with equipment; on highway be tween Gninta Pass and Crescent City. Rent 925 mo., water and fuel furnished. Sale 91500; terms. If Interested, phone 312. FOR SALE Tokay and Rose Peru grapes. 1'ic lb. Bring boxes and pick them; 1 nil. south Phoenuc M L. Hartley, phone 9-F-8. IN MEDFORD for the first time, the A. G. Fuellzer; a highly suoeeee ful method for burning Diesel or stove oil In your car. truck or trac tor. Cuts transportation cost from 60 to 75 over gasoline. For demonstration or Information see or write H. E James at 1501 No. Riverside, Medford. FOR SALE 1035 Chcv. Sedan with 9500 miles, at a real saving. Rogue River Chevrolet, Inc., 32 No. River side. WANTED 400 feet 8. 10 or 13-lnoh hydraulic pipe. See F. E. Wahl, Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank. - SPECIAL This ad will be accepted aa $25.00 on any used car In stock purcluwed on or before November 4th, 1935. No car overpriced. Easy terms; full allowance for your car In trade. Pierce-Allen Motor Co. Dodge and Plymouth. MODERN WOMEN Nttd Not Suffer monthly pain sad delay dus to coUU, nervous triu, espoaur or similar causes. Chi-choi-treOiAmondHrnndPillBnreeCectiTt. irli.ioic nod ki ve Uuictt Ktiitr. win ny all drug job La frovr 't.iyreirm. A tot 4 I ' UOHO bsand- . Mats . . . J5c Evn . . . 35c Kiddles . lftc Also tomorrow night only at the HOLLY THEATRE til 1 1 aini.mi rami AW SOTHERH JACK H Al fv ni... - - a. j nER PRYQR Po.llltflr End Tonltal Claudette Colbert "SHE MARRIED HER BOSS" ("Wings Over Ethiopia" Starts KINNEY