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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKU. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1935
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Arent Her C. F. Burnett, general
went for the Rock Island railway.
wba bu&lnM visitor In thu cty to
day. Here Todav P. W. Sedgwick, gen
eral agent for the St. Louts South
western railway, was conferring with
local officials today.
Will Visit Here Mr. and Mr. C. A.
Poole of San Jose arrived thla morn
ln to be guesta of Dr. and Mrs. C- R
Simpltlna for the ensuing week.
nere on Bustne Capt. w. B. Led
better. oomman'teT of Camp Humbug
Mountain, wan at Medford CCC head
quarters yesterday on buslnean.
To Crater Burrel Sexton of the Cra-
ter Lake national park winter crew !
returned yesterday to the mountain 1
resort after being In Medford several
day a.
Ti Applejate Cflpt. Franklin H.
Canlett, CCC district Inspector, waa
making an Inspection today of Camp
Applegate.
Rptiirn from Rav City Mrs. R. W.
Kin, wife of Lieut Kin qf CCC
-headquartera. returned today from a
fortnight's visit In San Francisco.
To Eastern Orepon Mijor Oeore
R. Owens, commanding officer of the
Medford CCC district, left today on a
two-day inspection trip to camps in
eastern Oregon.
Ornnts Paw Visitors Viewing the
football game here Armistice day were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langley. Mr. and
Mrs. David Thomaa and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Llnkhart of Orants Pass.
CCC Men Leave Leaving lwt night
Jeer Earl Rlaner, to Wlllard.- Ohio:
.' Charles R. Depew. to Chinieotho. N.
Y.; Casimir J. Warmachowskl. to Chl-
. caeo: and Edward R. Mtlburn to Los
Angeles, all former CCC enrollees,
Honey Exhibit An exhibit cf honey
h as been arra nged in the Jackaon
County Chamber of Commerce as a
reminder that thla is "honey week."
Another reminder ia the convention
here Friday and Saturday of the Ore
gon State Beekeepers' association.
Reserve Officer Meet Reserve of
ficers will hold a regular meeting at
7:30 tomorrow night at the home of
Lieut. James Orlgsby in Jacksonville.
Major Crtaxles.S. Pettea of Eugene
will give a talk on mobilization. It
was expected that many OCC officers
would attend the meeting.
Examiner Coming Ward McReyn
olds, examiner of operators and chauf
feurs, will be at city hall Friday from
9 a. m. to B p. m. and on Saturday
from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Persons seek
ing permits or licenses to drive cars
were requested by Earl Snell. secre
tary of state, to get tn touch with
Mr. McReynolds.
Monitor Exhibit An exhibit of the
Christian Science Monitor in scrap-
books and posters will be held in the
Fir and Sixth street office of the Hol
land hotel, Friday and Saturday, from
9 a. m. to 9 -p. m and Sunday from
1 to 5 p. m. The display, prepared
hy committees of the local Church of
Christ, Scientist, is designed to be
educational as well as Interesting.
The public ia invited to Inspect the
exhibit.
Park Roads Open The smith and
west entrances to Crater Lake na
tional park are open and motorists
fn.? fct to the resort without diffi
culty, though officials advised them
today to carry chains in case change
in weather conditions made their use
necessary. The rim and east and
north entrances are closed and will
rot be opened again until spring.
Before starting for the lake, motorists
may ascertain weather conditions by
, calling the park service office In tha
Federal building.
YOU
And Your Friends Are
CORDIALLY INVITED
To Be the Guests of
This Theater and
The California Oregon Power Company
Thursday Afternoon
NOVEMBER 14th
Premier Showing in Medford
of
"THREE WOMEN
MORE THAK HALF OF SCENES FILMED IN
FULL NATURAL COLOR
WITH
Johnny Mack Brown
Hedda Hopper
Inez Courtney
Thrw tromn hrtiif, a nw rp of drama th irrrrn that will prois rrrr ntntatnlnr.
Mor, than half lh Ifature I, in foil natural rolor anil rtrrr marrlm roiiul. In MrnrORO
,hnilld ra It.
In tdilltlon to the fall Itnfth f.atur a rartoon comrdr. Hnlliaood Hulrw and Musical
NnTflllf.
TH. on frw nrformanr U pi,'. pn..ihlr thmnrh the cooperation of the Rialto theater
and The California orrron To. r r ,j,,.t.
Personal
Nott Leave L. A. No:t left last
evening for San Francisco.
Business Caller Axil spute made a
business trip to Ashland Sunday.
Dodge in Ahland B. L, Dodge was
a business oallei in Ashland Sunday.
O.ernlsht Guests Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Campbell were ovrniht guests
of Mra. S. A. Parker of Ash'.an:! Sun
day and Monday.
Mrs. Ryan Away Mrs. Henry Ryan
left on the evening train yesterday
lor Sacramento.
To Portland Leonard Carpenter, H
Chandler Egan and William Sproat
left by train for Portland last night.
Go East Todav Mrs. Thomas H.
Temple of Talent left this morning
for Central City, Neb., accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. I. M. Young.
Roseburg Visitor Miss Lotua Hes-
vlgrave of Central Point is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Noel of Roseburg
this week before going on to Portland
to visit friends and relatives.
Visit Parents Clara Hanseam, stu
dent at the Southern Oregon Normal
school in Ashland, spent the week-end
with her parents. Mi. and Mrs. A. R.
Han scam of this city.
Bible Conference Dr. v. P. White,
nationally known Bible teacher, will
be in Medford ror a Bible conference
from November 24 to December 1.
to be held at the First Baptist church.
Ladles' Aid Meets The Ladles' Aid
of Zlon Lutheran church will meet
in the church parlors Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock, it was announced
today.
New Trooper A. M. Mitrovioh.
state police officer, has Just been
transferred to the Medford district
from Portland t and will henceforth
work out of Medford headquarters
office. It was announced today. Mit
rovlch has already taken up his ac
tive patrol duties.
Visit In Independence Mr. and
Mrs Dick Ttltes, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Garry Newton of Ashland.
Journeyed to Independence where
they spent Sunday and Monday as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Newton.
Legion Head Visits American Le
gion Commander George Kochn of
Portland was a Medford visitor Arm
lit Ice day, following his participation
on the celebration at Grants Pass.
He was accompanied to Medford by
Commander Ben Coutant, Nell Allen,
Dr. C. L. Ogle and Dick Singleton of
the Climate City. After visiting the
dugout here and expressing regrets
at the shortness of his stay, he took
the afternoon plane to Portland. He
will return to Medford in the near
future for a special meeting, he said
CENTRAL POINT GRANGE
FREE PROGRAM FRIDAY
Regular session of the Central
Point Grange on Friday evening will
be preceded with a program at 8:00
o'clock, given by members of the
Home Economics club. The public
Is cordially invited.
Card of Thanks.
We wlah to express our sincere ap
preclatlon to friends and neighbors
for the acts of kindness and sympathy
extended to us during our recent be
reavement, and especially to the
teachers and pupils of Griffen Crek
school, and members of the Sunday
school class;' also for the beautiful
floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Kima and Family.
Weather
Northern California: Talr tonight
and Thursday: frost tonight: gentle
northerly wind off the coast.
Sheila Manners
Wm. Collier, Sr.
Bert Roach
Livestock
PORTLAND. Nov. 13 (AP-U S.
Dept. Agr.) HOGS 300. Market ac
tive, mostly steady. Good to choice
170-220 lbs., mostlv 9 25: 335-260 lrw.
8.75-0.90; few light lights 8 50-875
Packing sows, 7-7.50. Feeder pigs,
8.75-10.
CATTLE 300. including 153 direct;
calves 15. Market very slow, only
scattered lots sold, around steady,
many without bids. Odd lots com
mon steers. 4.50-5 75. Few helfes.
4-4.75: low cutter and cutter cows.
2 25-3; common to medium, 3 35-4.
Bulls 3-75-5. Including one load
1401-lb. range bulls at 5. Good to
choice vealera to 7. 50-8 50. Medium
calves around 3-50-3.50.
SHEEP 200. Market active, fully
steady. Good to choice 75-103 lb.
lambs. 8 65-8.75. Good US lbs. down
to 8: medium around 7.50. Few me
dium yearlinas. 3.50. Medium to good
ewes. 2 50-3 50.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13. (AP-U. S.
Dept. Art ) HOGS 18.000; steady to
15 lower: top 9 45; deslranle 170-2B0
Ira. 0.25-40: 140-180 Ibi. 9 00-35:
mostly 9.25-35: 290-lb. butchers, 9 00
30: sows. 8.25-30.
CATTLE 7.000; Strictly good and
choice weighty steera and yearlings.
25 higher: market very uneven on all
grades selling 10.50 downward; large
ly clean-up market on common, me
dium, and low erade steers and year
lings; best fed yearlings. '2.50:
weighty bullocks up to 1345: light
steers up to 13.15; heifers steady to
strong: beef cows strong: beef bulls.
6 25-7.00; vealera steady; stockora and
feeders. 8.00-7.00.
SHEEP 10.000:, fat lambs moderate
ly active. Indications around steady:
sheep firm: feeding lambs relatively
scarce; good to choice native and
come-back lambs, 10.00-25; plainer
quality downward to 9.50 and below;
merely good 82-lb. yearlings, 8.25: de
sirable native ewes. 3.50-4 85
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.
(AP-USDA) CATTLE. 375; steers
slow, quality mostly medium and be
low; undertone weak: good around
900-lb. steers absent, quoted around
$7.75-8.00: she-stock steady: choice
vealera absent, quoted up to $9.50.
SHEEP. 200; steady: two decks 85-86-lb.
early shorn California lambs.
$8.40; choice under 80-lb. wooled
lambs, quoted around $9.50; best ewes
eligible nround $4.00.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov, 13. ( AP)
BUTTE R Prints. A grade 34c lb. in
parchment wrapper. 85 '4c in cartons;
B grade, parchment wrapped, 33c
lb., cartons 34 lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A
grade, deliveries at least twice weekly,
34-35c lb.; country routes, 32-35C lb.;
B grade, deliveries less than twice
weekly, 33-35c lb.; C grade at market.
B GRADE CREAM FOR BOTTLING
Buying price, butterfat basis, 55c
pound.
EGGS Buying price of wholesal
ers: Fresh specials, 33-34c; extras.
33c: standards, 29a; extra medium.
25c: do medium firsts. 30c; under
grade, 18c: pullets, 15c dozen.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool snd
hay Steady and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND Ore., Nov. 18. (AP)
Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 80 .80 .79 .79
Dec .79 .79 .78 .78
Cash:
Big Bend bluestem Sl.10'4
Do (13 pet.) 112"j
Dark hard winter (12 pet.) ...... 1.03 tj
Do (U pet.) 85
99
Soft white, northern spring 77'i
Western white, western red 76i
Hard winter 80
Oats No. 3 white, $23.30.
Corn No. a eastern yellow 133 25.
Mlllrun standard. ftl8.50.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 43:
barley, 1; flour, 10: hay. 9.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Nov. 13. (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
Dec 93 .94 .93 93i
May 94 .944 .93 V
July .881, .88 .88 .88
Pear Market
Yesterday
NEW YORK. Nov. 13. (AP-USDA)
Pear market: Oregon Boscs slightly
weaker; California stocks slightly
weaker; 15 cars arrived: 1 Washington
car unloaded: 14 cars on track.
Oregon Boscs : 1 .555 boxes extra
fancy 83.10-3. 10. average. 3.53: 1.358
boxes fancy I3.A5-2.85, average $3.44;
830 boxes fancy and better 8.30-3.96.
average $3.46.
Oregon D'Anjous: 730 boxes fancy
$1.80-2.85. average $3.18.
Washington D'AnuJous: 714 boxes
extra fancy $3.00-3.73, average $2.34;
720 boxes unclassified $1.75-3-30, av
erage $2.07.
CHICAGO. Nov.' 12. (AP-USDA)
ePar auction market: 1 California
car. 4 Washington arrived; 8 cars on
track; 3 sold.
Oregon Boscs: 530 boxe s extra
fancy $3.30-2.70, average $2.45: 300
boxes fancy $3.10-3.55, average $3.33.
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Nov. 13. (AP) A
modest buying spurt tn rails, steels
and specialties swept the stock mar
ket back; Into an advancing trend
during late trading today after an un
certain forenoon session. Gains of 1
to 3 points were well distributed and
closing prices were around the best
of the day. Sales approximated
1.950.000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 33 select
ed stocks follow:
AI. Chem. It Dye ISHi
Am. Can . 143
Am. & Pgn. Pow 6
A. T. it T
Anaconda
Atch. T. it S. F
Bendlx Avla
Beth. Steel ..
California Pack'g
Caterpillar Tract
Chrysler .
Coml. Solv ..., .
Curtlss-Wrlght
DuPont .....
148 Vi,
ai'4
- 50 !4
..... 32
4.1
35 H
58
85 '4
20Y,
- at
.....140
Gen. Poods 32 J
3en. Mot 57",
Int. Harveat 58
I. T. it T 11
Johns-Man ......... 87
Monty Ward 36,
North Amer. 26?,
Penney (J. C.) 80
Phillips Pet 35'i
Radio 9,i
Sou. Pac. ............ ID1,,
Std. Brands 14',
8t. Oil Cal 37'3
St. Oil N. J 40 '4
Trans. Amer 11 'A
Union Carb 70 '4
Unit. Aircraft 20
U. S. Steel 48!,
Slker
NEW YORK, Nov. 13 (AP) Bar sil
ver steady, unchanged at 65c.
turkey, delivered San PranclMo: SlnTlllttJ ,. g .
Young toms, under and over 37 lba w I W feii . p--W
27e, voun hen!lc VH V All the western THFfi RFflT ' ' AYW J
Ban Frnnrlsco Butterfat I l-'ffi': :.0V X stars van ever I lib UntHI 1 ff j I
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 13 (API- If iii,' - 'Sl X. 7 f ' i stB I
Plrst (trade butterfat, 39c f. o. b. San Ci,.W " ,fea. -X 0 heard Of . . . in M BJ L I P A ll JL. J JFt I
. .T0 L.ATE T0 0LASSirY :: 7' MELODRAMA! "W A
SURKET SHOOT at Central Point I A jJP A l" Jf tf F '
next Sunday. Shotgun and all kinds 1 ffi" KiPj . wf M, - if
rifle matches. Turkeya. beef, mer- 1 .'IL V a nr. J SLM ' ' V 1
ehandlse. PVsllow th crowd. V VaV Sfc. Aali'A fa T L i i W " Jt :" Jr ' IC 1
N'JV ml iWfirrcii 1 n r 1 1 1 , UK -Ji !-'JL il
FOR RENT 4 -room house. V4 aera V $t,W' WmSS If r ''
i wOT1n3dU)onllwI-n, "5 IPSmi Romance, and MC iV
FOR SALE Team of horaee and har- J. nl "7V v lYVaTTll Drama Inten 1 f IS a"k X I
new: welrht about 3000 lbs. Team iaS3l '5fiV V L ' r A?
mules and harness, wagon and two isdEr SS&itAm I t J 1 A A S r
U-lneh plows. Whltsett Bros., 1 U 1 " - .1 slf' V irJZC'J I KX 8 1 I 1 C U 1 U U sS3S?t VM. I
mil, above Provolt. Wt,t . Ca.O r tPfri fj fU.-. V W i
B GoS0H LRf JJ Great New X$pS&
lllftW 1 -'-8 MAZWS( h-'lr Screen Pro- HKf
in. boatload 1 W. - dtfR-K-O-Radio, .jj j , 1 J I jXwfr,
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ENDS TONIGHT! CZZl WOTE-' 8peC- ot "THBX? jAet A UetUV W The world changes . . . Love
Lionel 1 ,ot !'l"goiilor. 'ftdver- I 1 n A, 1 doe. not . . . today more than
Ufftihtftht Br"n,,r Jl sponsored hy can reel o 1 fON0 ever . . . it will stun with
L'i2LVJJilL m V v . AdffllM IE 1X rCt- its force and realism 1
"Way Down East"
A drama which, more than 4u
years ago, first portrayed tne tri
umph of young love over mercllesa
self -righteousness and bigotry, again
holda the attention of movie fans
a the great American melodrama.
Way Down East." comes tomorrow
to the Cratertan theater for Its first
local run.
Featuring Henry Fonda, star 01
"The Farmer Takes a Wife," with
REFINED, capable woman around 35,
wn.ni ngnc noun. wir.. ncwreinos.
P. O. Box 680, Medford.
GRAND PIANO. tored In Medford.
verv reasonable; terms, would
trade. Write Derby's Music Co., 117
So. 7th, Klamath Falls.
FOR SALE One two -keg beer cabi
net; complete; A-l condition. Tel.
1261.
RELIABLE man here with family de
sires employment. Box 7899, Mall
Tribune.
WANTED Capable girl for house
work. Man and wife. Phone 852-J.
evenings.
BUY NOW I
Many Home-Buyers and Investors have
already taken advantage of the lib
eral financing offered on our re
possessed properties.
Five convincing reasons why YOU
should buy NOW:
1, Prlcea are still the lowest in years
with definite indications of rising.
3. Rents are on the upward trend.
3. Building costs are up and rising.
4. Shortage of homea la Imminent.
5. Home ownership promotes good
cltlwnshlp.
Write or oall W. J. WARNER
Jackson County Bldg. & Loan Assn.
126 E. Main St. Phone 195.
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Coming Thursday
Rochelle Hudson, the picture tells
the ageleea story of a woman who
has sinned, who atones for her tin
and who asserts her right to love
and happiness.
The picture also features Slim
Summcrvtlle, Margaret Hamilton and
Andy Dcvtne in the rolea of local
characters whose behavior helps to
lend the picture the stamp of authen
ticity. FOR SALE RADIOS
REBUILT RADIOS
00-Dav Guarantee.
1 Croslcy 6-tub auto set $15.00
1 Philco 5-tubo auto set.. ......... lS.oo
1 simplex 5 (like new).......,.... 20.00
1 Majestic-Ford 25.00
1 Edison console 28 50
1 Airline "10" console 35.00
1 spar ton "8" console 25.00
1 Atwater Kent console . 25 00
1 Atwater Kent console 17.50
1 Stewart Warner all-wave
table "7" 52.50
Numerous battery aets S5.00 up
DON'S RADTO SERVICE
407 E. Main. Medford. Tel. 668
FOR SALE Cheap, 2 2-wheel trailers.
Medford Poultry and Etfg Co.
FOR RENT 3 -room apt.; also cabin.
616 N. Central.
WILL SELL OR TRADE Studio couch
and Whit circulating heater for
bed and dining set. 911 Reddy.
FOR SALE Circulating heater, nearly
new. Reasonable. Oall at 1017
West 9 th.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Parker double
barrel ahotgim, for chickens. Carl
D. Bowman, Tel. 57 or 437 -M.
GIRL wishes work. Experienced cook.
Phone 457-J.
-rsr SilliS
- - - - . BBBiaajBa a
Western Drama
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With the greatest collection ot
TI4U tl.a n.ta nnHArlnn nf
western stars ever assembled for one
picture, "Powder Smoke Range-' opens
Its local run tomorrow night at the
Rialto theater.
With the special matinee allowing
of "Three Women." sponsored by the
California Oregon Power company,
at the afternoon attraction tomor
row, the Rialto departs from its'
usual schedule and opens the regular
feature In the evening.
Harry Carey and Hoot Gibson head
the large cast of "Powder Smoke
Range," which boasts of such west
ern favorttea a Bab Steele. Tom
Tyler, Gulnn Williams. William Far
num, William Desmond, "Buzaj" Bar
FOR RENT- Furnished 3 -room apart
ment; private bath, sleeping porch.
912 So. Oakdale.
FOK SALE 40 acres, house and harn:
$150 cash. Inquire .lack Shearln
sorvlra station, Crater Lake Hwy.,
No. Engl Point.
7-ROOM house, 304 So Ivy: $15. water
paid. Inquire 220 No. Oak:lale.
LADY wilt give part time service for
heated H. K. room. Box 873, Med
ford. Ore.
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Shown
l!45
11:11-9:00
P1" i mwiwuw.u mwmm
He returned from the spirit
world to straighten out the
mess he had made of his lifel
Coming to Rialto
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U'rtlli, 11'nlna At f(v HllffO
ton. Wallv Wttlea. Art Mix. Buffalo
Bill. Jr., Buddy Roosevelt, Franklyn
Fnrnum. Sam Hordy and Ray Mayer.
"Boots" Mnllory plays the leading
feminine role.
"Powder Smoke Range" is a story
of the real wild west, with a back
ground of rugged California of th
sixties Into which ride Carey. Gib
son and Williams as the three mea
qulteers of the open spaces who
think fast, act quick, and put fair
play above greed and gold.
Fiery, Smarting
CHAFED SKIN
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llrva thia ln.m.i
and rcstoro comfort
to lbs Irritnlrd skin
with soothing Realnol.
union la quick,
nod it is safe for
tenderest skins.
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Also Tonite OnJy at the
HoEly Theatre
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NO ADVERTISING
J Lionel At.111 ; " - jJ( 5UmreT,""- ?tm, ,,-e..
ADMISSION FREE