MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 19.15
page Frvt;
Local and
In Klamath Kenneth S. Pern
aenior WPA engineer, was a busin
TlRltor in Klamath Falls today.
Looker In Portland W. J. to)cer,
secretary of the Rogue River Traffic
association, is in Portland on busi
ness. He will be gone about ten (Uys.
From Lava Bfls Don. C. Fisher,
park ranjw at Lava Berts national
monument, was a week-end visitor In
Med ford.
Initiate Tonieht Job's Daughters
will hold a regular meeting tonight In
the Masonic temple at 7:30. An Inttia
tlon ceremony will be held after
Which refreshments will be served.
Fern Valley .Meet Ladies of Fern
Valley will meet at 3 p. m. Wednes
day at the home or Mrs. H. Boyer.
Bich attendant was asked to bring
her favorite candy recipe.
Going To Bly Lieut. HJalmer T.
Gentle, district surgeon, and Lieut.
W. King, assistant adjutant, will
leave tomorrow to make an inspection
of the CCC camp at Bly.
Smith Returns Lieut. Phllo D.
Smith, adjutant of the Med ford CCC
district, returned yesterday from
Portland where he spent four days
visiting relatives.
Callison Here P. Q. "Prink" Ca'.ll
son. Oregon University football coach,
stopped In Medford yesterday en route
to Eugene from San Francisco and
visited with friends.
To Poratello Mrs. Edna Faber Wt
yesterday morning i.-companvlng the
remains of her husband, Henry B.
Faber, who passed away Friday eve
ning, to Pocatello. Idaho, where bur
ial will take place,
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New Command Capt. Claire D.
Walace. who has been on duty as as
sistant adjutant at CCC heed quarters
here for the past 18 months, assumed
command of Camp Bradford yester
day. Snowmen Meet Tonight Rogue
Snowmen will elect officers for the
new year at tonight's meeting at the
Jackson County Chamber of Com
merce. The meeting will be called to
order at 7:30 by Glen Fabrick, presi
dent. To San Francisco Eugene C. Gold
en. CCC district educational adviser,
left today for San Francisco where he
will receive an assortment of books
donated to the camps by the Univer
sity of California. He will be gone
week.
New Alignment Reese W. Taylor,
assistant United State. forester, ar
rived from Portland today to assume
new duties with the Rogue River na
tional forest. He left this afternoon
for the South Fork CCC camp where
he will serve aa foreman.
New Shrubbery Cordy Sunderman,
recreation technician of the Rogue
river national forest, and John Walsh,
project superintendent of the Elk
Creek CCC camp, left today for the
Coqullle region where they will ob
tain coast shrubbery to plant at var
ious forest camp grotinds and ranger
stations.
Small Fire Damage Fire caused by
en overheated flue yesterday after
noon scorched the wall behind the
living room heater at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gibbs. 320 Vi
Mitchell Way, near the Medford Lad
der Works. The blare was quickly ex
tinguished by the fire department
with negligible damage.
Deputy Marshal Speaks George
Stokes, state deputy fire marshal of
Salem. Is to address the monthly
meeting of the Southern Oregon Fire
fighters association in Jacksonville
toniirht. Roy Elliott, Med ford fire
chief, will provide as association presi
dent. HensMman Returns George Hen
selman. district agent for the Vtnt
Life Insurance company, ha return
ed from Portland where he attended
a company dinner In honor of Budd
C. Long who has been promoted to
general agent at Spoktne. Mr. Long
has many friends here who will be
Interested In his promotion by the
Aetna.
Makes You Forget
You Have False Teeth
Dont worry about your false teeth
rocking, slipping or waprilng Fas
teeth, a new improved powder holds
them firm and comfortable all dy
No gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Eat.
laugh and talk with comfort. Get
Faareeth from your druggist. Three
Sl7ies.
Modern-Type Construction
Calls For CEMENT
Use This Dependable Southern Oregon Product
"BEAVER BRAND"
PORTLAND CEMENT
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Beaver Portland Cement Co.
GOLD HILL, OREGON
Sold in Medford by Medford Concrete Conitroction Co., Porter
Lumber Co., Timber Product! Co., Economy Lumber Co., Wallace
WoodB Lumber Co., Big Pine Lumber Co.. Medford Lumber Co.
Personal
Hardy Away Oland B. Hardy left
last evening for Corvallis.
Here Today H. B. Hill arrived on
the morning train from Portland to
day for a business visit.
Anthony to Coast E. P. Anthony
left yesterday morning for Marahfield.
From Portland R. w. Taylor was
among those arriving here this morn
ing from Portland on business.
Business Visitor W. L. Calloway of
Portland was transacting business In
Medford today.
Meeting Postponed Roosevelt
Home and School circle today an
nounced the postponement of the
regular meeting to December 1.1:
From State llotpjtal L. Scott, rep
resentative of ths Oregon State hos
pital, tranfacted official business here
yesterday.
Glem to New York Accompanying
a CCC enrollee whose illness necessi
tated his returning home, Harry Glem
left Saturday night for New York
city. He will return Immediately.
CCC Men Leave CCC enrollees re
cently discharged were Raymond Ba
bett. who left for Port Henry. N. Y.,
and John S. Nowobielskt, who went
to Chicago.
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HOT COMPETITION
CHICAGO. Dec. 3 (AP) Either
the high scoring Detroit Lions or
the Chicago Cardinals will battle
the New York Giants fn the Nat
ional Professional Football league's
championship playoff.
The Lions assured themselves ot
nothing less than a tie for the
leadership of the western division
yesterday by walloping the Brook
lyn Dodgers, 28-0. The Cardinals
clung to a chance of tying the
Lions by battling the Bears to. a
7-7 draw.
Cardinals and Bears meet again
next Sunday In the final games ot
the regular schedule, and the Cards
must wtn to tie Detroit and force
a playoff for western division hon
ors. The Giants clinched the eastern
section title for the third consecu
tive year by conquering the lowly
Philadelphia Eagles. 31-14.
CAGE OFFICIALS
In order that the results of the
basketball official's examinations
may be In the hands of all Oregon
high achool officials before Decem
ber 20. the opening of the basket
ball season, the examinations will
be held at the Senior high school
building st 10 o'clock Saturday
morning, December 7. It waa an
nounced this morning by Principal
C. G. Smith.
Any person who cares to do so
may take the examinations, and
men who qualify will be rated ac
cording to results. Their names will
be placed in that order In the
catalogue which will be Issued to
all member schools of the Oregon
State High School Athletic associa
tion. A fee of 3 will be paid by
each applicant.
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L. S. U.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3. (AP)
Barring a last minute upset, Louisi
ana atete and Fordham apparently
will meet In Louisiana's sugar bowl
game here New Year's day.
The committee In oharge of selec
tions will not make an official an
nouncement until tomorrow night
but today these two teams had the
Inside track.
Both L.S.U. and Fordham lost one
game during the season. LS.U. to
Rice, 10-7, and Fordham to Purdue.
30-0.
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Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 3. (AP)
(U. S. Dept. Agr.l Hogs 1,400 Includ
ing 302 direct. Market mostly 35c
higher; extreme top on load lot 50c
higher. Good to choice 170-320 lb.
loads ftlO.33-10.50; drive-ins mostly
1055; 235-310 lbs. $9.50-9.75. light
lights $9.50-10.00. Packing sows $7.60
8.00. Few choice light feeder pigs
steady at 910.00-10.35.
Cattle 1.500; calves 100. Market ac
tive, mostly 35c higher; bulls only
eteady; vealers 50c higher. Bulk grass
nnd hay fed steers $5.50-7.85. Few
short-feds $7.00-7.35: long-fed kind
to $7.75. Heifers $4.00-5.75; low cutter
and cutter cows $2.00-3.00; common
to medium $3 50-4 35; good beef cows
$4.50-4.75. Bulls $3.75-4.75; odd head
to $5 00. Good to choice vealers $7.50
850; common to medium $400-7.00.
Few heavy calves $4.00-5.50.
Sheep BOO, Including 250 through.
Market mostly 50c higher. Good to
choice 79-97 lb. lambs $9.259.50;
common to medium $7.50-9.00; few
pood yearlings to $7. Odd lots fat
ewes $3.75-4.00. Load choice fed ewes
$4.75.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3. ( AP) (U. 3.
Dept. Agr.) HOGS 36.000; active,
steady; desirable 170-300 lbs. 9.75-90,
top 9.90; 140-160 lbs. 9.65-85; sows
9.00-25.
CATTLE 21,000; steady; steers
12.50-13.00; strictly choice to prime
held above 14.00; bulk of steers run
comprises warmed-up and short-fed
kinds of value to sell 11.00 down;
she-stock easy, undertone weak to
lower; bulls firm 585 down; vealers
steady to 25 lower; selects up to 11.00.
SHEEP 10.000; fat lambs stow, un
dertone weak to 25 lower. Most bids
and few sales merely good native and
fed western lambs 11.25 down; asking
11.50 upward on choice and fed west
ern lambs 11.25 down; asking 11.50"
upward on choice sheep; dull. Noth
ing done on largest supply yearlings
available locally this season; slaugh
ter ewes bid 4.50-5.35; feeding lambs
scarce. In broad demand Indications
steady.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Dec. 3. (AP) Grain:
Wheat- Open High Low Close
May . 823; 82 82 ! 0214
Dee 81 81 V, 81 14 81 Vi
Cash : Big Bend Btuestem. 1.16':
ditto. 13 per cent. 1.19; dsrk hard
winter 12 per cent, 1.09 14; ditto 11
per cent, 91; soft white, northern
spring. 81: hard winter. 8314; west
ern white, western red. 80 ',4.
Oats. No. 3 white. 33.00.
Corn, No. 3 E. yellow, 31.00.
Mlllrun. 17.50.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 39;
flour 19; corn 3; oats 1,
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Dec. 3. ( AP ) BUT
TER: Prints. A grade a7c lb. in
parchment wrapper, 38 'c In car
tons; B grade, parchment wrapped.
364e lb.; cartons 37 ',4c lb.
BUTTFRFAT Portland delivery:
A grade deliveries at least twice
weekly, 38i3(lc lb.; country routes.
36 37c lb.; B grade, deliveries less
than twice weekly, 36 m 38c lb.; C
grade, at market.
B grade cream for bottling buy
ing price, butterfat basis, 05c lb.
EGGS Buying price of whole
salers : fresh specials, 36c; extras.
28c; standards, 26c; extra medium,
21c; do medium firsts, 19c; under
grade, 17c; pullets 14c down.
CHEESE Oregon triplets, 17c;
Oregon loaf. 1 8c. Brokers will pay
"4e below quotations.
MILK A grade. Portland deliv
ery. 5214c lb.; butterfat bsals for
4 per cent.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers: country killed hogs.
best butchers, under 150 lbs., 16
(l4c lb.: vealers. No. 1. 12c lb.;
Heht and thin. 8f10c lb.; heavy.
7 8c lb.; cutter cows. 6 7c lb.;
canners, 54 nrflc lb.; bulls, 77V4c
lb.; lambs 1415e lb.; medium
lOuH.V lb.: ewes. 47e lb.
LIVE POULTRY Portland deliv
ery, buying price: colored hens,
over 5',4 lbs.. 15 16c lb.; under
514 lbs.. 16 17c lb.: Leghorn hens.
over 8',4 lbs., is 19 14c lb.; under
34 lbs.. 13 14c lb.: Leghorn broil
ers. 2 lbs. and up, 1617e lb.; un
der 3 lbs.. 3031c lb: colored
spring. 8 to 3'4 lbs., 16 17c lb.;
roosters. 8 9c lb.: Pekln ducks,
youn. 16 17c pound.
ONTONS Oregon, $3.253 SO per
100 lbs.
POTATOES Local, tl75 entJ;
Klamath, 923,310 cental; Doechutea
Grma, tlB5r1.95 cental; local Bur
bank. 1 75.
WOOI, 1935 clip, nominal; Wil
lamette- valley, medium, 35c: coarse
and braid. i.tc lb.; eastern Orejton.
IS 32c lb.
HAY Ruylnf? price from pro
ducer: alfalfa. No. 1, U5ClH;
eastern Oregon timothy, sn.AOi
18: Willamette valley timothy. 16
(lo: oata and vetch. I10tl3: clo
ver. ai0ftl2 ton. Portland.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAOO. Dec. 2 (API
Wheat: Open Hlch Low CloM
Dec. 071; 97i S4 974
May 96-97 97 1)9 9814
July R!'4 89S 88i 88-89
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Dec. 3. (AP) After
backing and filling dully throughout
the greater part of today s scarton,
the stock market staged an active re
treat In the final hour.
Brokers reported many of their cus
tomer had decided to adjourn to the
side-lines pending further European
developments. The clow was heavy,
losses of fractions to around 3 points
predominating. Transfers approxi
mated 1.500.000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 33 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. &. Dye 160?;
Am. Can ............. 137
Am. & Fpn. Pow Sfc
A. T. fc T .... 1541
Anaconda ,
Atch. T. & S. F.
Bendlx Avin
Beth. Steel ,
34
A3 ft
19
....... 47
35
64
80
30
3S
136
..... 33
California Pack'g.
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Coml. Solv
Curtlss-Wright
Dupont
Gen. Poods ............
Gen. Mot
Int. Harvest ..........
I. T. T
Johns-Man ........
Monty Ward
North Amer
.,.... B3i
60
13
87
374
38
Penney (J. C.) . ..... 78
Phillips Pet 34
Rndlo 10
Sou. Pac - 33
Htd. Brands
St. Oil Cal
St. Oil N. J. ...
Trans. Amer
Union Carb ......
Unit. Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
14
36' 4
47
. 704
33 4
46'. 4
.silver
NEW YORK, Dec. 2. (AP) Bar
silvei steady, unchanged at 65.
San Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3. ()
First grade butterfat, 39, f.o.b. San
Francisco.
MYRTLE POINT. Ore., Dec. 3 VP)
The Myrtle Point high football team,
undefeated and untied, will play no
post-seafion game, officials an
nounced. At the instance of health authori
ties, Myrtle Point called off a game
with the undefeated, untied Medford
high team because of Infantile par
alysis cases near Medford. Negotia
tions with Hood River fell through,
and a game with Eugene High waa
cancelled when Eugene wan suddenly
dropped from undefeated, untied
ranks by Unlvorslty High.
Methodist Ladies
Planning Bazaar
Many articles suitable for Christ
mas gifts will be found by Medford
shoppers at the bazaar arranged by
ladles of the First Methodist church
for this Fridny and Saturday in the
Sparta building.
New goods at rummasre sale prices
will be featured, Christmas gifts
being made a specialty.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
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ship's surceon. In this scene from "Mutiny on the Bounty." the plcturtra
tlon of the famous Nonthof f-Hall novel, which comes Thnrsday to the
Cratertan theatre.
Spectacular Film
Pleases Audience
Craterian Theatre
Bringing to the screen a powerful
story staged against a spectacular
background. "The Last Days of Pom
pell" opened last night at the Cra
terian theatre.
No effort was spared In the staging.
The arena sequences show vividly the
glory and savagery of the original Ro
man "games." The scenes of destruction-earthquakes
toppling a city to
ruins, the blazing fires, the fear-maddened
mobs are among the most
memorable ever filmed.
The film Is a personal triumph for
Preston Foster In the difficult loading
role.
Doroihy Wilson Is excellent as the
tragic young slave girl. Basil Rath
hone contributes a memorable per
formance as Pontius Pilate, and Alan
Hale, as a rough-and-ready ex-con-vlct,
adds much to the color and
humor of the film. John Wood, a
newcomer from the English screen,
proves himself capable In a sensitive
tole. and i.mall David Holt la appeal
ing. Louis CaJhern as a brutal Roman
official, Wyrley Birch as & slave, and
Gloria Shea contribute excellent per
formances. The story Is that of Marcuv, a
young blacksmith whose poverty costs
him the lives of wife and child. De
ciding that wealth shaU be his goal,
ho successively becomes a dlrtcr.
di-als In slaves, and enters Into manj
reckless denls. At the end .if twenty
years, as head of the ar?na, arnmglng
bloody spectacles foi the populace,
his only unsurpassed human Instinct
is his love and um'oitlon for his
adopted son. The climax of the pic
ture Is his realizv.i'.i.' that hM very
wealth and position must cost him
the life of his boy. His struggle with
himself, staged against the back
ground of a city rocking to ruins,
provides a gripping conclusion for the
picture. !
DANCK at K. P. Hall. Tuesday, Dec.
3rd, sponsored by Relief Comm'.ttee
of Church of Lfltter Day Saints. Ad-
Use Mall Tribune wan ads.
Positively Ends
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SHE'S SWEETER THAN EVER!
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DEAR TO THE HEART OF EVERYONE!
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Shirley Temple In
Picture At Rialto
"Curly Top," Shlrly Temple's
bright and tuneful new plctur open
ed Its return ennyoment at th Rlsl
to theater lost night where It will
play through tomorrow nlffht. To
hundreds who had come to expert
the utmost In cinema, entertainment
from this dimpled darling, the new
picture brlnua new thrills In dancing,
eonss. laughter and sheer fun.
Beyond all comparison. "Curly
Top" tfl Shirley Temple's greatest pic
ture. It has five new songs: a number
of Intriguing new dance routines, in
cluding the sensational rope -skipping
dance episode; a sterling supporting
cast including John Boles. Rochelle
Hudson. Jane Darwell and Esther
Dole; and ft corking romantic story
y-bout which aJl of tho film's actlvl
t'ea cetitor.
Against a colorful muslo&l back
ground which the film provides.
"Curly Top" tells the fascinating
story of the curly heade'l waif who
brings happiness and romance to the
millionaire foster-father who be
friends her.
ASSOME LEAGUE LEAD
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 3. (API
Portland paced the Northwestern
Ice Hockey league again today fol
lowing a 4 to 3 victory over Ed
monton here last night In s game
punctuated with flying fists anU
flailing sticks.
Morrle Rims tad; Edmonton center,
suffered a slight concussion when
he was knocked down and crashed
Medford Lodge No, A3. I. O. O. F.
Meets on each
Tuesday, 7:30 p.
m.. I. O. O. F.
hall, 319 w. 6th St. Members are
urged to be present and visiting
brothers always welcome.
Tomorrow Night! C3
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able role . , thnt at ruptni
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Into the end of th rtnk. He re
ceived treatment at a hospital and
was discharged in time to join she
team on its return.
HALF CENT POUND
FORTLArTD, Dec. 3. (JT) A gen
eral butter advance of 14 e lb was
made during the late session of the
produce exchange. Butter-fat buying
price was advanced to lc lb.
Market for eggs appeared unable to
right Itself, due chiefly to ths poor
quality of many offerings. Reports
suggested that additional stocks of
midwest storage eggs were approach
ing the city.
Continued gain of strength Is show
ing In the domestic cheese trade with
resulting advances In price in spot.
While on the west coast there was
practically no change In values, the
Wisconsin sector was firmer and lc
higher generally.
FLOCKING SOUTH
BERKELEY , Cal.. Dee. S. flV-
Migratory workers are again entering
California In mounting numbers &f
ter ft period In which the totals de
cllned progressively.
Resettlement administration figures
for ths 30 days ending November 15
allowed 6,864 men, women and chil
dren came Into the state In automo
biles carrying out-of-state licenses
compared to 8.309 the month before.
The close of the fruit harvest In
the Northwest and of the beet season
In Montana Increased the Influx from
those sections.
The Oregon border checking station
reported most of the migrants are in
"deplorable condition."
BERNATfl KNITTING TARNS
Place Chrlstmaa Orders now. See Mies
Venlt& Daley. 343 N. Qr&pe ttt.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FURNITURE repaired, upholstered
and finished. Phone 000-R. Thl
bault. FOUND Am all ta-nntah white dog.
"Pal" on collar. Ph. 308-J-3.
TRADE ae Fond coupe with Rux-
tell axis for model T truck in gooa
condition. Ohftrley Oearley, Central
Point. P. O. Box 354.
iMO FORD coupe, overhauled. A-l
condition, only 9169.00.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth
Hurry! It Ends Tomorrow!
BIGGEST SPECTACLE IN 1936 YEARS
Kino
IF Qroadmai'
with
Dorothy PAGE Pinky TOMLIN
Louis Hnry Edward Pawlcy
Alan Wrd. Sit lit tha
HOLLY
3 -COMmQ THURSDAY?
FOR SALE Good shelled com II 60
cwt, 130 per ton John Nealon.
Phone lid. Central Point.
FOR SALE Speed - O-Bvk e good con
dition and newly pi m ted, balloon
tires. 43 Rosa Court.
LOST 0 mo. old small white puppie
with black ears, black and brown
pots on body. Childs pet. Please
cell 11P.1-R.
FOR RENT 8 room house with fire
place, American Radiator circulat
ing heater and hard wood floors.
Close in. Tel. S55-L.
WANTED Middle-eced couple to Ui
In (urnlshwl country house, for
care and very small tvn.. Retereno
ee required. Box 7740, TrPvune.
FOR SALE Weaner ptgs $3 50 and
44 each. Inquire C. D. Blame. I mile
north J'rtlle on Old Stage Road.
RENT S furnished house. 813 Sum
mit. SALE House lot. Terms. 813 Bummls.
PF.nrORFIED roller canaries. Priced,
right. Flnneys, Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Fat hogs ready to butch
er this week. J. F. Wortman. Med
ford, Route 4.
WANTED Sanitary couch or day-bed.
Also eoste for 7 yr. old boy and 5
yr. old girl. P. O. Box 15, Jackson
ville. RED and green apples 23e ind up.
701 w. 11th.
PASSENGERS wanted share expenses
Ios Angeles leaving Dec. 20 to 33.
Box 7733. Tribune.
WANTED TO BUY Dairy cows freeb.
and coming from California market.
C. C. Hoover. Tel. 437-R.
FOR RENT 3 room furnished apart
ment, bath, heet, end garage. In
quire at 534 N. Bartlett.
FOR RENT Ground floor suite in
beautiful Holly Apartments. Four
spacious rooms, nice and warm,
electric range. FrUridaire, built-in,
closet space. Second door north of
postofflce. Ave! le-ble now. Open for
Inspection. 135 North Holly.
WANTED Fresh milk goat. Stite
quantity and price. Box 760S, Trib
une. FOR SALE Taylor Tot walker cheap.
Box 7183. Tribune.
Night Coughs
Quickly checked
without "dosing."
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DANCE
DREAMLAND
TUESDAY NITE
minF'R ORCHESTRA
WED. ONLY
Tunes for your heart!
Thrilli for your eyel
A new kind of story
that sizzle" with ex-,
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The mightiest adventure of all time, with
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