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' MEDFORD MaTT, TRIBUyE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, XOTEMBEB 25. 1935. PXGE FIVE 1 Local and RamM Bark A. E. Reamea, who Uft Friday evening for Portland, re turned this morning. ' Janner to Portland Paul Janney lft last night tor Portland where he will tr&ns&ct business. Mr. EaJcln Away Mra. Clara Eafcln left last evening for Sacramento where she will apend the Thanksgiving holi days. 4 Plummer I,mtp Guy Plummer wa amount J.ltUord residents leaving this week-end, hi destination being Wllkeeboro, N. O. To Rweburj; J. J. Spltiwr of Eagle Point left thla morning for Roaeburg where he will enter the Veterans hos pital. Orr Back Bert Orr returned this morning from San Francisco where he had been transacting business since laat 'Thursday. From Anpleeate Ca.pt. Rom D. Guy. commands of Camp Applegate, was a buslnes visitor at Medford CC3 head quarters today. To Eastern Oregon Capt. franklin H. Canlett, CCC district Inspector, left for eastern Oregon today on an In spection trip. Prom Grants Pass Mlas Maud Mor ton of the Cinderella shop in Grants Paw spent several hours transacting business In Medford this morning. Inspects rnnip Oapt. Ernest W Gruhn, CCC district executive officer, is making an inspection of camps In the northern part of the Medford dis trict. Madrigal Meets Suspended At the last meeting of the Madrigal club it was decided to suspend further meet ings until the first Tuesday In Janu ary. Notice of the resumption of meetings will be announced In the Mail Tribune. E HUGE SUMS MILITARY FORCE Highly Mechanized. Army Of Nearly 700,000 Men, 3.000 Fighting Planes. Modern Navy Sought. . By ROBERT B. PARKER PARIS. Pi Prance's mighty arm ti forces 7.-I11 be Riven, mors money and more men In 1036. military bud eets show. A highly mechanized Army of near ly 700.000 men. a. fighting air force with 3.000 fast planea and the world's most, modern navy are prepared to follow the paths that France's diplo mats blaze at Genera. More than 13.500.000.000 franca. which translates Into $801,000,000. ulll be spent on the upkoep and Im provement of the fighting services next year, an Increase of more than 130.000.000 over this year's defense budgets. More Millions comhnt fins. Additional millions of francs will go to assure the safety of 40.000.000 citizens of Prance and nearly "0.000.- ooo !n the colonies and protectorates from poison gas and bomb attacks from the air. The French army, called by mill tary expert the world's finest fight ing machine, will count 695.033 men In active service next year, with an estimated reserve of nearly 7,000.000. Of the standing army. 200.000 will be stationed abroad and the rest in Prance, with raore than 100.000 on 34-hour watch In the ateel and con crete frontier fortifications. And these fortifications are to be extended and etrengthened. Speed, keynote of this year's army training, will be stressed aiain in 193 with heaw Increases In motorized eoulpment. Air Force on Watcll. Brigades of shock troops, composed nrofesslonal aoldlera. highly trained and lightning fast, will be expanded beyond the 100.000 that tok the field this year. They form a covering force to atop holes In the frontier lorun catlons until general mobilization can get under way. General VIctOT Denaln. Mr minis ter, exnects to have more than 3.000 modern flrst-llne fighting pUnes for service by the end of this year, since last January 900, bombers. 900 pur ault planes and 1.200 observation T SLEEP ON LEFT SIDE . AFFECTS HEART 0a Pressure May Cause Dig comfort. Right Side Best If vou toss in bed and can't slep on right side, try Adlerlka. Just ONE does re:ieves stomach GAS press'.niion heart so vou sleep soundly all night. Adlerlka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowels and brings out foul mat ter vou would never believe was In vour svstem. This old matter mav have poisoned you for months and caused GAS. sour stomach, headacne or nervousness. nr. II. I.. Shoub. New York, reports: In :iiMIII"n In Inle.tlnal rleamlnc. Vllerika trrallv rpdures hartiTl.i and i-oinn tiadlll." Mrs. Jas. Filler: "Gas on my stom- ac'i was so had I could not e.U or .-p Even mv heart hurt Tne first c- of Adlenxa b-O'.ichl me relief Mow I eat as I wish. P fine and nrv-r fit better." i:ve vour stomach "d -owe:s a RF.M, cleansing wlt A?.;er:i and see ho-v good vou feel. Just. ONE dose relieve, r.sx and itronlr oon'ip t:?u v s i lritt, .nl npriai.it. Hea'-as Ph.'Jiac. Personal Business Visitor Mrs. K. Chraler of; the Simplicity Drees Pattern com-! pany, arrived In Medford from San Francisco thl morning on a business visit. BouMum Improving Olarenoe Bouasum, who underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hos pital last Wednesday, waa showing a alight improvement today. Will Confer Degree t The degree team of Medford lodge No. 83, I. O. O. F.. will meet Tuesday at 7 p. m. to confer the third degree on a no vitiate. A good attendance was re quested. Tengwalds More Capt. and Mrs. Carl Y. Tengwald have moved to the residence on Kings highway formerly occupied by Mra. Jessie Mlnear. The Mlneara have moved to their orchard west of town. HIHs Leave Tonight Mr. and Mrs. K. V. H1U will leave this evening for San Francisco. Mr. Hill Is resident engineer here for Greely and Hansen, Chicago engineers now working on the Medford sewage disposal plant. V B. P. W. Meeting Announcement was made today of the dinner meet ing of the Business and Professional Women's club tomorrow evening at the Hotel Medford. Members are re quested to call Mrs. Anita Robertson at 764, for reservations. Prentices Away Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frentice spent the week-end in Klem nth Falls, called there by the serious illness of Mrs. Prentice's niece, Mrs. Glen Pruitt. Mrs. Prultt has many friends here who are sorry to hear of her Illness. Here on Business M. J. Melchoir of Salem, tfleld representative of the World War Veterans' state aid com mission, Is spending several days here en business. He conferred today with CApt. Carl Y. Tengwald, lo?al repre sentatlve of the commission. planes have been built. With these and 41.136 ufriiia and men. the air corps is ready for lnatant action at hundreds of bases. Twenty-four hour watohea, lnstl ruted by General Denaln laat spring will bo maintained at all airports that France's air armadas' may fly the minute an enemy attacks. France's navy, almost completely re. built, save for Its capital ships, since 1923. and counting more modern ves eels than the three fleets which out rank it In size, will have 165.000 tors of new shlpa In the stocks In 1936. Liners Train French Tars. The "Dunkerque," 26.500-ton bat- ship, France's first In 20 years, will be ready next spring. A sister snip the "Strasbourg." will be launohed late next year. The keel of a 35.000- ton dreadnought, designed to keep paoe with Mussolini's building pro. gram, will be laid this year, with the keel for a second to follow aa soon ss the Washington treaty expires. The navy's personnel next year will be 63.140, an Increase of more than 4.000. In addition, the navy counts thousands of reservists on France's many merchant ships. " Coastguard batteries for the Chan nel and the North sea figure prom inently In the navy's expenses for 11936. for in Prance the navy la charg ed with coast defense. A naval avia tion center at Tahiti. Prance's South Psclflc colony, and the equipping of 50 colonial sloops with seaplanes, ac counts for some of the expense. Legion Meeting Tuesday Evening Medford post of the American Le gion will meet. Tuesday evening In their new qunrtera In K. P. hall. Fifth and Grape streets. There will be a covered dish supper at 6:30, followed by the legion session at 7:30. During the meeting of the veterans, cards may be played by the ladles. After the meeting there will be dancing, and for those who do not care to dance, cards may be resumed. POCKET PICKED WHILE COP LEAVING CHURCH ATLANTA. Nov. 35. (fpt Patrol man Joe Allen reported a theft from himself. As he was leaving the Bap tist tabernacle, he said, his pocket was picked of his wallet containing (4 and lodge cards. FREE INSTALLATION 1936 Crosley World Spanning Radio Chassis Installed In Oour Old Set Perhaps yon hare an expensive Radio In your home today with a very nlre cabinet, which yon would like to keep to fit In with yonr surrounding furniture, Crosley now make. It polhl for yon to purchase an all-wave ehasls for your cabinet or mantle set. hrlnrlng It completely up to dale In even' respect. The following new Crosley Chassis are available: Model 6356 tubes. 3 band receiver. $35.30 Model 6556 metal tubes, 3 bands 40.75 Model 7157 tubes, 3 bands 4 35 Model 7257 tubes, 5 bands 58.00 Model 8658 metal tubes, 5 bands 70.50 Model 9150 tubes, 5 bands 71.00 An attractive panel furnished with each chassis. FREE INSTALLATION To First Five Purchasers of These New Units For Information Phone 300 If you. don't want to trade new one.' bring it in for Reliable Service Guaranteed cost to you. FICK'S HARDWARE 131 WEST Marhety Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 25 (AP- . 8. Dept. Agr.) HOGS 1.250 In cluding i54 direct. Market opened 25 to more than 50c higher, closing around 25c higher. Early bulk 170 215 lbs , (8 85-10: late drlvelna (9.75: 230-270 lbs., (935: light lights 19 9.25. Packing sows (7.25-7.50. Choice 77-lb. feeder pigs (10.25, others so lo. CATTLE 1.300 Including 52 through; calves 150. 25 through. Mar ket uneven, early sales mostly steady, later trade unevenly steady to 15c tower. Low grade cows around steady, 25c lower than week ago. Bulk grass and fed steers (5.60-7. Heifers (4- 5.50: low cutter and cutter cows. 91.75-3; common to medium, (3.25-4; good beef cows (4.25-4.85. Bulls (3.75- Vealers weak to 50; lower, good to choice (7-8; common (4. Heavy calves (3-5.25. SHEEP 700 including 107 direct. Market active. Fat lambs around 25c higher; other classes steady. Good to choice 77-92 lb, lambs (8.15-9; com mon to medium (7-8.50. Medium year lings (5.50-6. Pat ewes (3.50-3.75; choice to (4 or better. CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-(AP-U. S. Dept Agr.) HOGS 19.000; steady to shade, lower; desirable 180-300 lbs. (9.50-65 top (9.75; 140-170 lbs. (9.25-50; sows (8.50-85. CATTLE 16.000; choice and prime steers and yearlings steady; up to (14.00 paid for 1150 and 1121 lbs. few loads (12.75-13.25; lower grades (9.00 downward; stockera and feed ers 25-40 higher; she-stock steady to strong; strlotly choice yearling helf. ers up to (12.00; heifers (9.00 down; bulla and vealers steady: top sausage bulls (5.75; vealers (10.50 down, very few selects (11.00. SHEEP 16.000; fat lambs steady: aged sheep firm; feeding lsmbs strong to 25 higher; good and choice native come-back lamba bid upward to (11.00; best bid (11.25 with others held (11.35 upward: good to choice fed clipped lambs (9.25: yearlings (9.00 down: feeding lambs xipward to (9.50 and (9.75; 68 lm. Montanas car rying an end suitable for slaughter (10.25. SAN FRANCISCO, Not. 25. (AP U. 8. Dept. Agr.) HOGS 335, Oregons (9.60: few Ihedium packing sows (7.35, good absent, quoted around (7.50. CATTLE: 650: salable aupply In cludes about eigh loads steers, slow. early sales steady, good under 900; steers quoted to (8.00; choice vealers quoted up to (9.50. SHEEP: 1.800. Salable supply In eludes two decks Oregon lamba and two decks California ewes; no early action on lambs, asking higher, choice under 80: wooled lambs abaent, quot ed to (9.75; ewes active, firm, part- load Oregon ewes (3.75; two decks California (3.35, choice quoted to $4.25. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Nov. 35. P) Grain; Wneat .. Open High ' Low Close May - 84H 84-Vi " Dec 83 Vi 83!'j 83 83 Cash: Bins Bend bluestem (13 pet.) (1.20 Big Bend bluestem - - 117Vi Dark hard winter (13 pet.) Dark hard winter (11 pet.) 80ft white l.lOVi .93 .82 'j .82 li JB2 1,4 .8614 .81 ',4 Western white Northern spring ... Hard winter Western red - Oata. No. 3 white, (23.00. Barley, (23.50. Corn, No. 3 E. yellow. (31.80. Mlllrun, (18.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat 63 flour 15; oats 1: hay 4. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Nov. 25. (IP) BUT TER Prints, A grade. 36c lb In parch ment wrapper, 37c In cartons; B grsde. parchment wrapped, 85c lb.: cartons. 36o lb. RUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A zrade deliveries at least twice weekly, 37-38c lb.; country routes, 35-38c lb.: B grade, deliveries less than twice weekly. 36-370 lb.; C grade at market. BOOS Buying price of wholesalers Fresh specials. 38c: extras. 38c: stand- your OLD RADIO in on a a thorough check up with and at the lowest possible MAIN ST. ards. 28c; extra medium, 31e: do. me dium firsts. 19c; undergrade, 17a; pul lets, 14c doses, CHEESE Oregon triplets. 17e; Ore gon loaf. 18c. Brokers will pay tyc below quotations. MILK A grade. Portland delivery. 53i,c lb.; butterfat basis for 4 per cent. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hosra, best butchers, under 150 lbs. 15-15!ia lb.; vealers. No. 1, 13c lb.; light and thin. 8-10c lb.; heavy. 7-8c lb.: cutter cows. 6-7c lb.: oanners. 54160 lb.; bulls. 7- 7tC lb.; lemba, 14-15o lb.; medium. 10-13e lb.: ewea, 4-7o lb. LIVE POULTRY-rPortland delivery, buying price: Colored hens, over 0 lbs. 17-18o lb.: under 5'i lbs. 18-190 lb.: Leghorn hens, over 3'-! lbs. 16- 17c lb.: under SH lbs. 14-lSo lb.: Leghorn broilers. 3 lbs. and up, 16- 17c lb.; under 3 lbs. 20-2 lc lb.; col ored spring. S to 3'4 lbs. 16-170 lb.; roosters. 8-9e lb.; Pekln ducks, young. 16-17c lb. ONIONS Oregon, (1.90-3.10 per 100 lbs. POTATOES Local, 01.75 cental: Klamath. (2-2.10 cental; Deschutes gems. (1.85-1.95 cental; local Bur- banks. (1.75. WOOL 1035 clip, nominal; Willam ette valley, medium. 25c lb.; coarse snd braid, 23c lb.; astern Oregon, 16 23c lb. HAY Buying price from producer: Alfalfa No. 1. (1450-16: eastern Ore- Ron timothy, (17.50-18: Willamette valley timothy. (15-16: oats and vetch. (10-13; clover. (10-13 ton, Portland. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Nov. 25. yfr wneat: Open High Low Close Nov l.oivi 101"4 Dec 99? l.OOli .98i .99V4 May 99-1.00H 1.00V. 98Vi .BB July .. 2?, .90V .90U Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Nov. 25. (AP) Profit taking stemmed the advanc ing stock market tide today and prices backed up fractions to or more points. Selling wss said to have been In duced partly by the French politi cal and financial crisis. The close was heavy. Transfers approximated 3.300.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 93 se lected atocks follow: Al. Chem. 4c Dye l4i Am. Can M2 Vi Am. & Fgn. Pow. ........ 714 A. T. & T 158H Anaconda Atch. T. & S. F. Bendlx Avla Beth. Steel 34 53 H 31 Vi 49 14 86"', 88 88 'i 31 140 , 33 Vi , 66H . 60 ',4 , 1314 . 95 V4 . 87 "t . 36i . 81 California,. Pack'g.- ............. Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solv - .......... Curtlea-Wrlght DuPont - Gen. Foods ...,...... Gen. Mot Int.. Harvest. - I. T. & T Johns-Man. H Monty Ward . . ...... North Amer ... .... Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet - 844 Radio Sou. Pac .... 24 Vi Std. Brands . ................... 35 V, ST. ...... 48 ', 13H .... 73 St. Oil Cal . St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. ... ......... Union Carb ........ Unit. Aircraft 31 4 U. S. Steel ... Ask First Degree In Fiedler Case PORTLAND. Ore.. Not. 38. (AP) Arguing that a verdict of first degree murder should be returned, the atste closed Its case today scalnst George Leonard Fielder, 33. charged with the slaying of Erneat C. Loll, a deputy sheriff. Ths circuit court jury was expected to taks the case late this sftemoon. Deputy Loll waa shot to death when he challenged two youths who were hunting pheasants out of sea. son. Fielder and A. Ferdinand Wes ton, 23. were arrested at Mocllps, Wash., several days later. Hot Chicken Te. males at Husoes' Confectionery. Holds False Teeth Tighter and Longer This new delightful powder keeps false teeth from rocking, slipping or dropping. No psaty taste or reeling. Olvea perfect confidence all day long. Get Fasteeth from your aruggisi, Three sizes. a ANYTIME: TOSITE TOMORROW and Wednesday '; '"' 1 1 sar. J -'V 1 erSk-4 ,,l,l!h" 'fS&JZS not ol a g T timid son II viHAR!llK0T0:i Ka".B t cumin . BUlTERWOttS ViViii Spencer Tracy Coming to Rialto VK 'VrV 1 Sor" "fr-1-" '-If "Dante's Inferno," with Spencer Tracy, Claire Trevor Henry B. Wal thall and Alan Dlnehart, one of the moat startling modern dramas ever produced by the motion picture In dustry, comes to the Rialto theater tomorrow and Wednesday, with scenes of unmatched spectacle and soul-stirring sights that leaves one bresthess In their mighty sweep. The thrilling adventure of the Im mortal Dante In his Journey through Joan Crawford In New Type Picture (Jraterian Screen Joan Crawford brings a new kind of picture, aa well as a new leading man to the Craterlan theater thla week with her new production, "I Live My Life," which opened ft8 local run yesterday. The story Is novel, dramatic and at times uproariously funny. The leading man is Brian Aherne, the distinguished English actor, who with this picture comes Into his own as a leading man to be reck oned with. Aherne Is an archeologlat In "I Live My Life," as hard-boiled and city-hating as they come. When first he sees the beautiful girl from the yacht In the quiet bay of the Greek Island where he has been dig ging, he's uninterested. She's obviously rich, and rich girls. to him, are psrasltea. When she tells him, however, that she is the owner's secretary, love comes In a rush. Thus begins a romance that rises to all-absorbing proportions. When, however, the archaeologist follows the girl to New York, dis covers that she Is In reality the rich man's spoiled daughter, trou- ble and laughter begin. Miss Crawford has never been more glamorous than In this sprightly, magnificently mounted production. Her Adrian-designed costumes are quieter, yet more stunning than ever before. Interior settings are In exqulslts taste, while the out- of-door scenes are as magnificent Glamorous Joan At Shows 1:45 M 6:45-9:00 ffl W A rroa a I fl"stTrTilallfTTVua' I WED. ONLY! I STEPIN FETCHIT I I Martha HUNT Johnny DOWNS I lllf Mso WeditlyNignOnly t lh HOLLY THEATRE At fcl. - 4 the Inferno, as recorded In that greatest of all literary classics, "The Dlvlns Comedy," Is plcturiaed on the screen as an expression of a modern love story theme, and becomes one of the greatest spectacles ever at tempted, that of a woman who des perately strives to save the man she loves from destruction. Truly a great picture, "Dante's Inferno" will thrill you with Its modern conception of the place be low known as Hell I as only fp-eat landscape ar4 sea scapes can be. Supporting the leading player la a superb cast. Frnnk Morgan la at his fumbling, mumbling best as the well-meaning father. MARKET STEADY PORTLAND, Nov. 23. P The turkey market wtw fairly steady here today with the demand chiefly for herw and very small torn. Few of the letter were available. Receipts were described aa "only fair" Sunday. The general top for bena wa 20 to 30 cent a pound to retailers, with toms quoted at 28 to 30 oenta. The buying price waa nominally 34 to 26 cents for toms. and 33 to 36 cents for hens. Live birds, Portland delivery price, were 18 to 30 cent I. O. O. P. members are requested to meet at the hall at 1 p.m. Tuea day to attend the funeral of Bro. Shaw at Conger'a parlors and con duct services at graveside. Medford Iidge No. 83, I. O. O. F. Meets on each Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., I. O. O. P. hall, 219 W. 8th St. Membera are urged to be present and visiting brothers always welcome. !Mata .-. . 25c Eves 350 Kiddles lflo Her Glorious Best! Hurry! It Ends Tomorrow! thrill to the happl- srrapplest romantic riot , brought to the acreenl LIVE MX LIFE, BRIAN AHERNE Frank MORGAN Aline MacMahen You'll call this one a Natural! . . . one of the funniest p i o t u re you 've ever mil CIGLD.V EOF GUN CLUB PRIZES The trusty fowling piece of Ray Coleman yesterday earned lte keep, when Coleman knocked down enough clay pigeons at the turkey shoot at the Medford gun club to take one turkey, one ham and one bacon, the only winner of the day to take three major prizes. In all, 34 turkeys changed hands, with three hams, five bacons, six hens and 17 small sacks of sugar going as prises. Turkey winners besides Cole man were Harry Wilson, Dr. Lemery. Everett Eads, George Eads, Orover Corum, John Tomlin, O. L. Strange, J. H. Cawkert Bill Coy and Fred Schef- lei. Other turkey winners were Ralph Oreen. George Howard, R. B. Albough. Bus Oreen. Ron DeVoe, Mitchell, Dr. Lageson. Oeorge Jantzer, Bob Oil strap, Bill Young. 8yd Newton. T. X. Daniels, and Mre. Russell Semon. Hams went to Coleman. Ola Alen- derfer and Ralph Oreen. while Harry Wilson, Cawker, Goodwin, Elmer Wil son, Dan Schusa and H. L. Claycomb took hens. In the shoot for bacons, Tomlin, Coleman, Coy, Mitchell and Fred Sander were successful. Sacks of sugar were won by Dr. Lemery. Cratg. Roland Hubbard (3). Dr. Thayer. R. D. Semon. Chpa. Woods, Brock, Fred Sander, Jantzer, W. W. Bates (2), J. B&yllas, H. Eldon, New ton and Clarence Eads. Interest waa added to the shoot In a special contest by the five shooters who attended the Pacific Indian shoot at Harrison Hotp rings in British Columbia this spring. The shooters, T. E. Daniels, Jerry J erome, Doc Lemery. Oeorge Porter and John Tom lin couldn't agree as to who waa the best shot, so they fired away 100 times. Tomlln'a original contention that he was the creme de ia, creme of the bunch was borne out when he won the bombardment wltb s score of 93. SHOOTING BREAKS UP PM IN PUD PORTLAND. Or., Nov. as (API Mrs. Dorothy I. Pea waa In a se rious condition today with bullet through her abdomen, and a man booked as Matthew J. Anderson was hsld under 10.000 bond aa police Investigated the shooting which broke up a Sunday party. Anderson' de nied the attack. Witnesses told police Anderson at tended the party uninvited and was la Tomorrow and Wednesday! MODERN! TIMELY! DARING! il:l!..m!Wil!(ii Amazing spectacle breatn il;l!..m!Wil!(J I Revealing romance that no woman can resist! Blazing drama that will stagger the emotions 1 fif;l!..HI,.W;l! An unforgettable miracle 01 enter-tainment! s-l Sa.lK.aB ucuny ft- mm ssked to leai1. He walked to blft car at the front of the bouse. Mrs. Fat followed blm. Those In the house heard shots and ran out to find Mrs. Pea dangerously wounded. 6.300 To Work PORTLAND. Nov. 25. (A) The Works Progress Administration put 0.300 men to work In and near Port land today on 23 projects designed to care for the district's unemployed. "KICKERNICK" Dnderg&nnents that fit aft - Ethel wyn B Hoffmann. The beet Hot Chocolate In town a H uson' Con fectlonery. Ose Mall xrloune want ad. for stubborn CO MEDFORD VETERINABT? HOSPITAL 15 years experience In larg d small animal practice 225 N. Riverside. Phone 369 DANCE , TUE. NITE DREAMLAND RUBE'S ORCHESTRA ALSO SPEC. DANCE Thanksgiving Nit Townsend Club Dance THANKSGIVING NIOHI Oasis Hall, Eagle Point Admission Men 40c, Ladles Free that will take your awayi LAST TIMES TONIGHT 1 ALICE FA YE UPS I i 1 r
