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' 5IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1935 PAGE SEVER Local and Joyce Visits Jack Jojwe, regional Inspector of the forest service, Port land, visited In Medford today. Phelan Hfre Lieut. Henry F. Phe Isn of Oa Knoll was In Medford to. day with lighters for the Elks Christ mas tree card tonight. t Here on Business O. Veils, man ager of the Sonoma Valley Cheese factory. Sonoma.. Cel.. was here on business today. Goes to McKlnley Capt. Franklin H. Canlett. district CCC Inspector, left i for camp MoKmley, near Marshfleld. today. Fined S5 Ernest V. Wlckham pleaded guilty In Justice court to a charge of speeding and was fined 5 and costs. He was allowed five days to pay the fine. To Idaho Mrs. Myrtle Sloan and daughters. Lillian and June, left by automobile Tuesday for Emmett. Ida.. where they expect to make their per manent home. Fishes Smith River Cipt. C. L. Pierce of the OCC headquarters, to gether with Mrs. Pierce and her mother, Mrs. Mamie Pox. left today to fish on lower Smith river. Fader Fined J. W. Pader, 48. was fined $10 In city court this morning on his plea of guilty to a charge of being drunk and disorderly In a ptib llo place. He was granted time In which to pay the fine. Shirley Confined Earl P. Shirley of 1108 East Main street, chief test boardman of the Faclflo Telephone and Telegraph company, was report ed resting comfortably today at the Community hospital where ne unoer went a major operation Monday. Friends were asked not to call for a few daya. . Methodist Party A Ohrlstmas par ty for the primary department of the First Methodist Sunday school has been arranged for Saturday afternoon In the church parlors from 2 till 4 o'clock. All children of the depart- ment are Invited and are requested to bring an Inexpensive gift for ex change. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY GIFT CERTIFICATE One complete vpnr nlano lessons free with pur chase of a new nationally priced piano for Christmas. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE. XMA3 SPECIALS ON USED CARS Good selection ol an maxes enu model, priced as low aa S40.00. Term as low as 2.50 per week. See us for used oars at Southern Oregon's lowest prices. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. for SALE Extra good 1931 Ford truck, for quick sale, 300 cash 1138 Court St, evenings. USED Bungalow piano; bargain for Christmas. Baldwin piano snoppe OET those big fine walnuts, 130 lb, Webster Ranch, Old Stage road. Fancv cracked nuts, 350. W. W. Hartley. FOR SALE 'A acre close to city lim its; 4-room nouse, nennouse, gar ace, eood shade and fruit trees; $850 if taken at once. Very easy tmu. S Acres, close to town; good build ings; easy terms; going at viuo. This Is a bargain. B. J. PALMER Space in Palmer Piano Store. SOREEN tests under flood lights without charge to promising appli cants. Box not, iTioune. FURNISHED house, 4 rooms, bath and screen porch. 1129 W. Main, $20. C. A. Devoe, FOUND Watch. Call at 814 W. 2nd. FOR SALE Roasting chickens. 951-R. TICKET for sale to Los Angeles. 349-Y. Tel REBUILT tractors and Implement at 39 So. Grape. Bargain prices. NEW velvet dress. 16: man's suit and overcoat, 40. 333 N. Holly, Apt, vnn rent 915 Queen Anne Ave., 5. mom. overstuffed, furnished home, $37.50 per mo. Inc. water. Charles R. Ray. Realtor, Medford Bldg Phone 302. FOR SALE Large Ball machine, quire 949 Murray St. In FOR RENT 5-room furnished house. 915 Queen Anne; excellent conai tion: $38 per month. Harold Brown Agency. Call 195; aftsr 1570. FOR SALE Good Jersey milk cow, years old. Rt. 1, Box 171, Orchsrd Home Drive. H. Graham. .1 A 'm esrden soil. Iirlssted: tm- ersl Jull-besrliv? fruit trees. 4-room house, smsil ohlrxen nous sno gar see; Joins cltv limits: 800.00; very ewy terms. FOWLER REALTY CO., 44 N. Riverside. rOR SALE Oentle worX msre. 1300 lbs. 996 Osk St.. Ashltnd. Or. TOR SALE Income property, close In. Phone 953 -J. 7 P. M. w..-j'.Tr-w 1 ELKS TEMPLE 15 Rounds CCC Boxing 1 Crab Feed! Free Beer During Days of 49 Personal In Ashland Sam Velght was among business visitors In Ashland Wednes- dsy. In Grants Fass Earl Oray has been sependlng a fe wdays In Grants Pass. transacting business matters. Reames Back Charles W. Reames returned this morning from Portland where he made a short business visit. Codding Away District Attorney George Codding left by train last night for Portland where he will transact business. Applies for Enlistment Arvld R. Oertson left yesterday for Portland where he will apply for enlistment In the United States army. Condition the Same The condition of Miss Mildred Carlton, who has been 111 at the Community hospital for some time, Is reported by hospital at tendants as about the same. P.-T. A. Meeting Washington P.- T. A. will entertain with a Christmas party Friday aftemon In the school auditorium. A Christmas program has been prepared by the achool ohlldren. Donations for those In need will be distributed by Boy Scouts. Leaves After Visit Mrs. Nina E. Lerson. who stopped In Medford route to Holbrook. Ariz., to visit her eon, left this morning to resume her trip. While here, she was a guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Lewis. Buys Cattle Ten head of young registered steers were purchased re cently by B. R. Pech from Mrs. Alex Sparrow at Klrtland Farm. Tne cat tle are from registered stock and are among the finest in the valley, Mr. Pech said. Janoueh Returns Karl L. Janoueh. supervisor of the Rogue River nation al forest, was back at his duties here today following an extensive aiotor trip with Mrs. Janoueh In the south and southwest. All of the major at tractions were visited during the Jour ney. Mr. and Mrs. Janoueh returned via southern California where they visited In San Diego and on Cataltna Island. Livestock. PORTLAND, Dec. 19, (AP-USDA) Hogs 200. Market rather slow, mostly steady; good to choice, no- 215-lb. drlve-lns, $9.80; plainer, $9.40 down: few. 240-260 lb. butchers, b; extreme weights down to $8.00; light lights, $9 a 9.25; packing sows. 7.ao a 7.50; feeder pigs quotame, suotiu. Cattle 150. Including IB direct. calves 50. Including 37 direct; mar ket rather slow, mostly ateady: spots weak to 25c lower on fleshy dairy tvne cows: common to medium laughter steers. $5.50i6.50: com mon to medium heifers, $4.256; Heht cutterv kinds down to $3.50; low cutter ana cutter cows, 3.25; common to -medium, j.ouo 4.28 Including fat dairy type cows to $4.00; good beef cows quotable $5 and above; few bulls, 3.504.65; medium to good vealers. $7jt8; com mon down to $4. Few heavy calves, $3.7588- SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19. (AP-USDA)-CATTLE 850, direct 340: moderately' active, steady; four loads medium 775 to 1000-lb. warmed-up nd short-fed California and Oregon ateers, $7.18 87.50: cnoice veaiers, quoted up to $9.50. SHEEP, 7,500; all direct; nominal; choice under 80-lb. wooled lambs quoted up to $10.00; slaughter ewes salable up to $4.75. CHICAGO, Dec. 19. (AP-USDA) HOGS 15.000; active 5-10 higher; top $9.70: 170-280 lbs. $9.56-85; 140-160 lbs. $9.35-60: sows $8.40-68. CATTLE 5,000; better grsde fed steers and yearllnes 35 higher: up turns since early In week $1.00 or mors on such kinds; shippers taking these cattle mostly $13.00 upward; prime light steers from Nebraska feed lot $14.35: only handful choice and prime shippers here, bulk of balanc ing selling $9.50 down to $7.50; weighty sausage bulls to $6; vealers up to $11.00. selected SHEEP 11.000; fat lamba slow; un dertone slow, weak: aged sheep and feeding lambs relatively scarce, about steady; good to choice natives upward to $11.00: best held $11.35 snd above: fed westerns toyard traders $11.35; medium light weights loads down to $10.40 and below; slaughter ewes $4.26-75, Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 19. (API Oral n: Wheat: Open High Low Close May 854 8 .85'i .88 Dec 84'4 .84 .844 .84 Cash: Big Bend bluestem 1.19!i ELKS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE Starts Promptly at TONIGHT Tree JJAiv Gifts Do (IS pet.) 1.22 Dark hard winter (12 pet.) 1.13'; Do (11 pet.) .94 Soft white .85 Western white .84 Northern spring , , , .85 Hard winter .88 Western red .84 Oats No. 3 white. $23. Corn No. 2 eastern yellow. $30.50. Mlllrun standsrd. $17.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat, flour, 11; corn, 2; hay, 1. 19; Portland Produce PORTLAND, Dec. 19. (P) BUT TER Prints, A grade, 38!,c lb. In parchment wrapper, 374 lb. in car ton: B grade, parchment wrapped, 352C lb.; carton, 36f3c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twice weekly, 37-38c lb.; country toutea, 35-36c lb.; B grade, deliveries less than twice weekly, 35-37c lb.; C grade at market. B GRADE CREAM FOR BOTTLING Buying price, butterfat basis, 55c lb. EGOS Buying price of wholesalers: Fresh specials. 23c; extras. 23c; stand ards. 20c; extra medium. 18c: do. me dium firsts. 16c; undergrade, 15c; pul lets. 15c dozen. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, potatoes, wool and hay. steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Dec. 19. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec. 1.0i 1017, l.oo; 1.01 99 May .93 i .99", .98 July .89-S .904 .89V4 90 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Dec. 19. (AP) Buy ers nibbled at mining, aviation and specialty Issues In today's market. The rest of the Hat. generally, was permitted to take care of Itself. The silver situation and muddled foreign affairs were viewed as restrict ive influences. Relative dullness ruled during the greater part of the ses sion. The close waa Irregular. Trans fers sproxlmated 1,250,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow: AI. Chem. & Dye :..... 149 Am. Can 131 Am. & Fgn. Power . 6, A. T. & T - 15114 Anaconda . 26 Atch. T. & S. F 5474 Bendlx Avla 21 Beth. Steel 45 California Packg. 3414 Caterpillar Tractor ........... 85 Chrysler 86 Vj coml. Solv 20 Curtlss-Wrlght 3 DuPont 13574 Gen. Foods .. 32 Gen. Motors .. 54 Int. Harvest 601 I. T. 8c T. . 12 Johns-Man ..- 90 Mont. Ward 36 North Amer 24 Penney (J. C.) 80 Phillips Pet. 36 Radio 12 Sou. Pac , 22 Std. Brands . 14 Std. Oil Cal .- 37 Std. OH N. J., : 48 Trans. Amer 12 Union Carb 70 United Aircraft 23 U. S. Steel 44 Pear Market Yesterday NEW YORK, Dec. 18. (AP-USDA) Pear auction mnrket. Two cars arrived; 5 Oregon cars. 4 Washing ton. 1 California unloaded; 14 cars on track. Oreeon Boscs: 3,030 boxes extra fancy, $1.90(5285. average $2.35; 1.559 fancy. $1.85(2 2.70, average $2.29: 716 fancy and better, $2.iu (2.75, average $'2.46. Oregon D'AnJous: 1.185 boxes ex- i -3 I vH IS rs' JfWTIME: 1 skA.y AT I V int. Today and Friday!- HERE'S SOMETHING FOR WIVES TO THINK ABOUT INCERE 1 TRUE'TO'UFEI It darei to trll the truth about maitrrn Iotp and marriage! AGEOF wcieliM PUllUM$ MADGE EVANS MAY IOIION HILIN VINSON David Jack Holt F.xtnil "One Too , Many" Cartoon News r km P Coming in Craterian Musical Hit Ll 1 1 rLJlsri - L One of the world's most famous voices will be heard from the screen of the craterian theater starting Sun day with the opening of "Metropol itan," Lawrence Ttbbetfs new tar ring picture. Back to the screen after five years. Tlbbett has found a new world, with the many advances discovered . In sound reproduction adding material ly In the presentation of his fine baritone voice. In the course of the dramatic com edy, which traces the adventures of young singer In pursuit of fame and romance. Tlbbett sings selections from the operas, "Carmen," "Pagll acd" and "The Barber of Seville," as well as a duo of popular numbers. Romantic complications beset Tlb- bett's path In 'Metropolitan." In lovo tra fancy, $2,20 at 2.39, average $2 50; 387 fancy, $1.952.40, average $2.1o. Oregon Cornice: 282 boxes extra fancy. $1.60$ 2, average $1.81; "C" grade, $1. 50 (g 1.66, average $1.65. No Chicago auction yesterday. Theatres Feature Scrip Gift Books Theater scrip, attractively bound In booklets of $2.50 and $6.00 sizes, are now on sale at Hunt's Craterian and Rialto theater box-offices, according to George Hunt. Shows 1:45' 6:45-9:00 IT'S PERRY MASON'S FUNNIEST ROLE! Tom SATURDAY orrow AND I iik-M H 'Jfj C3 Hurry! Ends Tonite'CS " WILL ROGERS In DOUBTING THOMAS in with Virginia Bruce, he cannot re veal his Inclinations because Alice Brady loves him. She ts a tempera mental prima donna, and Tibbett's fate, and that of the company, hang on her good will. The- temperamental tantrums and didoes of operatic celebrities who sur round Tlbbett furnish many of the picture's comedy moments. When Tlbbett decides that he can1 not pretend for Miss Brady's sake any longer, the compnny faces a crisis, without money or supporters. The cllmnx shows how this gallant band of performers rnlly round their leader and come through with a crashing success. Included In the cast are Cesar Ro mero. Luis Albernl. Thurston Hall and George Marlon, Sr., In Its sup porting cast. "The scrip books, which are used as money In the purchase of tickets, have many times proved to be the solution of what to give someone whose wants are not always well known, as well as the Inveterate theater-goer who finds such a gift one that will prove very handy and thoroughly acceptable," Hunt said to day. Scrip books are available at either theater and the same scrip will be accepted at both houses. CHRISTMAS CARDS, 4 for 5o at Heath's Drug Store. These cards sold regularly up to 25c. Adults 25 Klddles-10c 4 1 Rialto Friday " " . "v,rt CSV i The latest of Erie Stanley Gard ner's best selling novels to be brought to the screen, "The Case of the Lucky Legs," comes to the Rialto theater tomorrow with Warren William again cast in the role of the famous and astute lawyer-detective,1 Perry Mason It opens with a contest for tha girl with the most beautiful legs, with the murder of the man who promoted It. hfter he had skipped town with the proceeds. The killing is tied up with Shows at 1:45 : 6:45 - 9:00 Starts FROM HANGOVERS TO f 1 'V IT "soanvwj in k: n kwx V fv i?' It 1 THE IDEAL XMAS GIFT HUNT THEATRES SCRIP BOOK! It Solve, the Gift Problem . . . $2.80 and $5.00 Sizes . . . Ask the Cashier! a triangular love afair In which the winner of the contest, Patrtctal Ellis, her bos. Porter Halt . and httr doc- tor-lover. Lyle Talbot, are Involved. Alter the police are completely bat fled. William steps In and solves the crime In a series of the most breath taking adventures imaginable. Genevieve Tobln has the leading feminine role as the wiK-cracklng secretary of the lawyer-detective. At Craterian Edward Arnold, whose portraval of Diamond Jim" In the picture of that; name shot him to stardom, plays the '. role of the detective who Is called in to solve a couple of mysterious mur ders in "Remember Last Night?", opening a three day run at the cra terian theater today. Based on Adam Hobhouae's "Hang over Murders," the film depiots the troubles tho detective and his assist ant have In finding a solution to a crime committed sometime during the height of a wild party, with each member of tho party proving of no use by not being able to remember a thing that had happened. Today for Three 4 Edwarj'ARNOLD - Constance CUMMINGS t and Robert YOUNG in NIGHT?" -JAMES-WHALE'S TRIUMPH OF TRIUMPHS! with Robert Armstrong - Louise Henry Gregory Ratoff Reginald Denny From the novel, "Hangover Murdorg," by Adam Hobhouse SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION! Pl.l'S LATEST NEWS EVENTS Ran Fram'lsro Butterfat, BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19. (AP) Fir n grade butterfat, 39c I. o. b San Francisco. Announcing the Opening DANCE 2 Jacksonville SATURDAY December 21 DINTY MOORE 6 Little Giants OF RHYTHM SOLOISTS SINGERS ENTKRTA1N1.RS Men 40c Ladies Free Medford-Klamath Truck Line (formerly on S. Riverside) ' MOVED TO 111 North Fir Mats ... 25c Eves ... 35c Kiddies . 10c Days! MURDER! Wfo the DARING in its origin ality I A picture you won't toon forget . . . 14 people at a gay party . . . waking up to discover two had paid with their" lives . . . and nobody could remember what had happened 1 Sally EILERS f ?; ' ALL NEW! from
