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"MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 14. lflSR. PAGE ELEVEN Local and In Ashland Shorty .Conrad called In Ashland yesterday. Kelly North Col. K. X. Kelly left laat night by train for Salem where , ha will make a brief butlneaa visit. Ren Today A. Stewart of Eugene, special Investigator for the Southern Pacific railway, transacted bualneaa In Uedford today. . Hera on Business D. O. Johnaon of s&n PTandaco continued north to Portland laat night after transacting business here yeaterday. ... Hart Away Ployd Hart left In the evening train yesterday for San Prsn etaoo where he will make a ahort bua lneaa atay. rrom Portland Mary Jane Spurlln arrived thla morning from Portland to attend the meeting of the league , of Oregon Cltiea. Club Meeting Madrigal club will meet thla evening at 7:44 In the Girls' Community clubrooms for the regular practice. . . i . Here on Business Mrs. Jessie Warnke. her daughter Betty, and her mother. Mrs. C. willisana, of Grants Paaa. visited friends here Sunday. f prom Crater Lake Bert Sexton, radio technician at Crater Lake na tional park, conferred with park of ficials here today. He motored from the resort Sunday. Latham Improving Jerry Latham,, Mall TriDune circulation iut4ei, was able to be about for a short time today. He Is convalescing from a tonellectomy performed Saturday. Colled to SeattleMr. and Mrs. H. O. Wilson were called to Seattle Mon day by the accidental death of their nephew. Walter Downen. former Roaeburg high schol student. Visitor Home Mrs. Zena Cobletgh returned to her home In Eufitene this morning after spending the past three weeks ss the guest of Mrs. Robert Helvey. . . Craft to Ajrness Lieut. Roy Craft. CCC public relations officer, left to day on a business trip to Agness. the most Isolated camp In the Medford district. Travel to the camp entalla a long boatnde. Hurt In Fall Mrs. Ployd P- Whittle of 426 B street, Ashland, was reported resting -comfortably today In the Ashland Community hospital whither she was taken Monday when she sup ped on a rug at her home. She suf fered a broken left leg. Baric from California After an ab sence of five weeks. Ransom Webster returned to Medford this morning from California. He visited his wife at Moorpark where ahe Is completing the year ' aa principal of the grade school. "He also spent some time In Los Angeles and San Diego. Here to Recuperate Seth Bullls. Jr., arrived this morning from San Pranclsco to spend two or three weeks here recuperating from a serious Ill ness which confined him to the hos pital for several weeks. While here he will visit his father, S. M. Bullls, and his aunt, Miss Helen Bullls. Return from Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Leland Brophy arrived here Sun day following s two weeks' vacation In California. They were guests of Bmll Brophy at Bakersfleld snd were entertslned by friends In .Los An geles, San Pranclsco and other cities In the southern state. t Here for Meeting Mrs. C. B. Rob ertson of Roseburg returned to her home last night after attending a meeting of the executive committee of the Southwestern Oregon Presby terial society, of which she Is presi dent. While here, Mrs. Robertson was the guest of Mrs. E. Iverson. P.-T. A. Meeting Those attending the meeting of the Jackson county council of the P.-T. A. In the Talent school tomorrow wsre requested to day to bring either a salad or a des sert and table service. The meeting will open at 10 a? m. and continue through the day, with the Talent unit acting as host. Spanish Class A special course f dictation, reading and transcription will be given to the students In the free Spanish class that meets tonlnht at 7:30 in the high achool. at was announced today by J. C. Hunter. In structor. This feature has been added because the students made rapid progress lsst year. Mr. Hunter said. Toy Opening Office Earl Pay an. nounoed today the opening of an of fice in the Jackson County Bank building, where he will peclallre In the preparation of atate and federal Income tax returns. Mr. Poy has had Severn! years of .experience In this line, having filled the office of dep uty collector, bureau of Internal rev enue, for seven years. CCC Men Arrive A special trsln bringing replacement men from the nilnots area for CCC camps In ths Medford district srrlved here at :40 this morning. Twenty-nine men for South Pork snd 39 for Presoott left ths train here. Sixteen for Oregon Caves and 32 for Rand got off at Grants Pass and ths rest of trie 188 men aboard were to detrain at Rose burg for Camps Sltkum, China Fists and McXtnley. . Janonrr. Is speaker Karl L. Js nouch. supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, will be the principal spesker at the weekly meeting of the Ashland Active club at the Ashland hotel tomorrow evening. He will speak on the proposal to add the Dia mond lake srea, now under U. S. forest service supervision, to Cra'er lake national park. He will be o ovnpanled bv P. V. Horton. assistant regional fnreetr In ehanr of lands snd rscres'lon. who Is expected to siTlve In Medford from Portlind to morrow nvmlrv? Medford-Klamath Truck Line (formerly en . Hlterlitel Movr.n to 111 North Fir Personal Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Roy parr of Aahland visitor! Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Bowan In thla olty. VUltlnr Here Mrs. A. C. Power of Monro la visiting with ber sister, Mrs. Lula Sunderman, 511 North Fir street. In Ahland Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Render were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. IV.C. Irwin of Ashland Sunday. Goes North V. J. Martin of De troit was a bualneaa visiter here yea terday, continuing north to Portland laat night. Scheffel Away Howard Scheffel left by train last night for Sacra mento. Cal., where he will make a short bualneaa visit. ' Flere Yesterday J. M. Treferln of Roaeburg, trainmaster of tie South ern Pacific railway, was a business visitor here yesterday. Here on Visit Mrs. Jeaste here yesterday included G. J. Kenney of Los Angeles, who continued to Eugene last night by train. r Meeting Scheduled Howard Home Economics club will meet at the school house tomorrow. Subject of the meeting will be buymanshlp of shoes and care of the feet. A pot-luck luncheon will be served at noon and any dish desired mar be brought. All ladles of the district are Invited. ' ' Reports Progress Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Baugh received word from their daughter, Ml&s Hattle M. Baugh, who Is talcing nurses' training In St. AJ phonsua hlspltal In Boise, Idaho, that ahe has successfully passed her pro bation period and will now enter up on more specialized training. Welcome New Students The IB room of the Roosevelt, school, under the supervlilon of Miss Gladys Bond, Is having a get-acquainted party for children planning to enter the Roose velt school for the first time at the beginning of the new semester. The party will take place In room 1, be tween the hours of S and 4 Friday afternoon during the business ses sion of the Home and School circle. In Rialto Role ' The beauty of Dolores Del Rio Is combined with the singing talents of Everett Marshall newcomer to the screen In "I Live for Love' opening a three day run at the Rialto theatre today. Marshall, who became famous as a star with the "Scandals", "The Fol lies" and more recently aa lead In "Calling All Stars", which was one of Broadway's biggest successes laat season, plays the part of a radio singer and master of ceremonies who wants to marry Mlsa Del Rio and take her away from the glamour of the theatre and bright lights. When ahe refuses. It results In some lilting comedy, set to a background of Mar shall's singing. Guy Klbbee, Allen Jenkins and Kobart Cavanaugh have featured roles In the supporting cast. 4 ' PORTLAND. Jan. 14v (AP) The Portland school board ordered a public hearing for January 29 on demand of S. M. Lister, properties superintendent of Portland public schools, on charges of ovcr-expendi-turca In Lister's department. Justus Dinkel, 88. of Traben-Trsr-bach, and his brothers. Hermann, 82, and Wlihelm, 80, estimate that together they have drunk 85.700 bottles of wine in the last sixty years. Out-of-state . automobiles register' ed in Orpgon in November. 1935. Increased 13 per cnt over the reg Istratlon for November, 1934. fi wonoih how V ...... Ig SVNI SWT l; -J I rv r0t sH .:ytf7IW0JBt l JIM Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 14. (AP) (U. 8. Dept. Agr.) HOGS 300, mar ket rather alow, drtve-lns steady to loo lower than Monday. Good to choice 17CK320 lbs. 10.85-11. Good to choice 330-260 lbs. mostly 10.90: 136 110 :U. IO.J5-10.aO.. Packing sows 8." Choice !! feeder pigs quotable 10.TS. CATTLE SO; calves 10. Scattered ssles around steady. No steers of fered: best grain feda Monday 7.65: few heifers 5-6: light cuttery heifers down to 4: low cutter and cutter cows 3.75-3.75: common to medium 4-5: good beef cows quotable 0.70 up. bulls mostly 4.50-5.25: beef bulls to 5. aood to choice vealers 6-50-P.50; medium 7-8. SHEEP 50. Few good to choice 1 128-lb. lambs carrying wet fleeces: about steady at 9: lights quotable 1 9.50, wt"i choice grsln-feds eligible to 10. Pst ewes ssleable around 4.35-5. CHICAOO. Jan. 14. (AP-USDA) HOGS 30.000; mostly 10 ($20 cents. spots 25o lower than Monday's aver age; early top, $9.95, some held high er: bulk 170 to 250 lbs., $9.75(ffB.90: 260 to 840 lbs., mostly $9.0Sij 9.85i better grade 140 to 160 lbs., 9.60S 9.85; good light weight sows, (8.90. CATTLE 9,000, calves 2.000; very dull and weak to unevenly lower marke ton most killing classes: few loads outstanding steers and year lings promised to sell steady at $13.00 upward with top well above $14.00. but general average run cattle sell ing at $13.00 downward, 25c off; even common kinds under pressure; heif ers steady to weak, scarce, but other she -stock tending rower; cows ruling 25 25c down for week to date: bulla 10 15c fewer and vealers 25 50c off; stockers and feeders, easy. SHEEP 13,000; fat lambs opening alow, generally asking around steady and refusing lower bida early: good to choice native and fed western lambs bid $10.50 and lesa now asking $10.75(3 10.85 and above; sheep about steady; native ewea, $5.50 down. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Jan. 14. (AP) Oram Wheat. Open High Low Close May 87"4 87 V4 87 VI 87 li July 78!i 79 784 78J Sept. 77i,i 77V4 77 Vi 77'i, Cash: Big Bend bluestem 13 per cent 122V4; Big Bend bluestem 130; dark hard winter 13 percent 111; do It percent 94 Vi: soft white 85; west ern white B4t; northern spring 85; hard winter 85: western red B. Oats. No. 3 white 23.60. Corn. No. 2 E. yellow 31.00. MUlrun 17.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat 8; flour 8; oats 1; hay 3. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Jan. 14. JF) BUT TER Print, A grade, 36c lb. In parch ment wrapper, 37c lb in carton; B grade, parchment wrapper, 35V&0 lb.; carton. 36 He lh. BUTTBRFAT Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twice weekly. 38-37c lb.; country routes, 35 -36c lb-; B grade, deliveries less than twice weekly, 33 -34c lb"; C grade at market. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price, butterfat vasla, 55c lb. EGOS Buying price jof wholeaalers: Fresh specials, 20c; extras, 19c; stand ards, 17c; extra medium, 15c; do, me dium firsts, 13c; undergrade, 19c; pullets, 13c dozen. POTATOES Local, $1.50 ceital; Klamath, $1.65-1.75 cental; Descrutes gems, $1.65-1.75 cental; Ccaptrxwe netted gems, $1.65-1.50 cental. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. Jsn. 14. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May 1.00 V4 1.00'i .9914 100 July .88 .89'. .88H .89'j, Sep. .874 .87 .87V, 374 San Franrlsco Bulterfat SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 14. (AP) First srsds butterfat, 89a f 0. b. Csn Pranclsco. LONG DISTANCE geti oh OHStveb hUjfct What questions -boat members of thi family are in your mind? Whose birth, day, whose anniversary is this? What anxieties would you like to set at rest ? What good news are you wailing to hear? Call the folks now! Yorftl be more than paid in pleasure for the little it eosta THE PACIfIC TELEPHONE ' AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Went 6th street Phone I In Coveted Role I t: I .r n 's.-.sa- Ronald Col man portrays Sydney Carton, brilliant wastrel of A Tale of Two Cities", the plcturlratlow of the famous Dickens novel coming Thursday to the Craterlan theatre. For seven years. Colman haa wanted to play thla part and his performance In the ' picture has been winning much praise wherever the 'film haa been shown. NEW YORK. Jan. 14. (AP) Stock market bullishness wss highly select ive today, olla and soeclsltles being in active demand while other groupa encountered considerable profit tak ing. Gains up to a point' or so were held by the favorites and a number of six tops were recorded. Losses, generslly, were In small fractions. The close -was stesdy. Trsnsfers approximated 3,700,000 shsres. Plesstng to the brokers' was' the sale of a stock exchange seat for $170,000, up 815.000 over the laa( pre vious desl to the highest level sines August, 1933. The figure was almost triple ths low depression rats. ' Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye Am. Can 166 14 13114 18914, 20'.; 70 H 3314 53 38?4 65 '4 89 31 4 '4 Ml 85 65 6814 15H 101 36 li 38 1 40 13 37 18 14 41 84 13 76 37 48 Am. A: Fgn. Power . A. T. & T. Anaconda Atch. T. & 8. P .i Bendtx Avla. ... Beth. Steel California Pkg. Caterpillar Tractor- Chrysler Coml. Solv. L..,. Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont ... .m , Oen. Foods .... Oen. Motors Int. Hsrvest. .. I. T. Sc T. . Johns-Man. ....... . Mont. Wsrd North Amer. .. Penney (J. O.) Phillips Pet. Radio H. Sou. Pac Std. Brands ....... Std. Oil Cal. Std. Oil N. J. -. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U, S. Steel Pear Market Yesterday NEW YORK, Jan. 13. (AP-USDA) Pear auction market. 8 cars arrived; 7 Oregon cars, 3 Washington. 1 Cali fornia unloaded; 6 oars on track. Oregon ITAnJoua: 3,534 boxes ex tra fancy, 83.15-3.90, average 83.46; 1,735 fancy. 81.90-3.70, average -.:; 89 unclassified, $1.76-3.30, average $3.09. Oregon Boeoa: 1,337 boxes extra fancy, $1.90-3.10, average $3.48; 738 average $3.33. Oregon Cornice: 534 boxes extra fancy. $1.93-3.35. average $3.13; 848 fancy, $1.70-3.46, average $3.08. AKVT1ME: (IMttj 1 1 Tomorrow Only Their very livei a ecret, Uncle Bara'i G-Men match bullet with bullet I WITHOUT RAtllES' fid -icRMIIT Mil Hill mil mini lilll III! Last Vtmea Tonlte ' I0W A.NOIO DlftmOltD Jim' aanii sit ,av vtt i'"-'if- Wall St. Report fir pa Theqdareto , y oiible-Dare Essd hi Nino Martini at Craterian and Holly r & . . . 3vK5 Introducing Nino Martini whose voles Is already well known to mil lions of radio listeners In his first screen role, "Here's to, Romance" will be at the Craterlan theatre tomorrow only for matinee and evening showa, also tomorrow night only at the Holly theatre. With Oenevlere Tobln and Anita Louise supplying the love Interest both wsnting the same man and a oast that Includes Maria Mambarelll. tne famous dancer, Madame Schu-mann-Helnk. beloved singer known ss "Mother" to thousands of dough ' CHICAGO, Jan. 13. (AP-USDA) Pear auction. One car on track: 1 car sold; no srrlvsls. Oregon Boscs: 879 boxes extra fancy, $1.85-3.15, average $3.03. Silver N7W YORK. Jan. 14 (AP) Bar sil ver stesdy snd unchsnged st 49o. G-Men, Gangsters, In Roxy Thriller Based on. actual facta from the secret flies of the department of Jus tics In Wsshington. "Men Without Nsmes", stsrrlng Fred MacMurrsy, plays tomorrow only st the Roxy theatre. : ' With Madge Evans, Lynne Over man. David Holt and Leslie Fenton In featured roles, the film Is devoted Today OPEN YOUR HEART TO ROMANCE and a fascinating new Singer of Love Songs Dolores Iff 'D WW 9 boys during the war, whose film de but has already caused ber to be talked about aa the first resl loglcsl successor to Msrle Oresslsr, Regiusld Denny snd many others, the film is the dramatlo. comical and tuneful story of a young man who finds his rlss to fame depends not alone upon his glorious voice but upon the ca prices of those who are In a position to help him. Mertlnl sings several modern and classic numbers. Including the theme "Here's to Romance". "Midnight In Paris" and a comedy tune, "Hunkle dora". to the adventures of the government men In trailing down a mob of mur derous gangsters and mlxea Innumer able thrills with a romance between MacMurrsy snd Mlsa Evans. Malta Commnndery No. 4. K. T. Meets stated Conclave. Ma sonic Temple, Ashland, Wednesday evening. Dec. 16. Routine business. Also Temple degree tiro candidates. Chicken dinner at 8:30. All Sir Knights courteously Invited. E. Ij. LENOX, Commander. W. H. DAY. Recorder. 4 An "antl-trestlng" ordinance wss adopted by the Tacoma. Wash., city council, making the buying of an Intoxicating drink; for another per. son a misdemeanor. for 3 Days'.C He bring to the loreen the magic of a new voice , . a$ he tlngi to exotlo Dol Rio In thii romance 10 gay, io charming, you'll ' live it with them I Del RIO EVERETT MARSHALL ili GUY KIBBEE ALLEN JENKINS BERTON CHURCHILL Hobart CAVANAUGH DON ALVARADO -Hr Plus4,P0PEYE CARTOON" llsrllo R.ipMMly" with Jnhnny Oreen's Orfh llrtorlal Nrwrel ' I wish to thsnk sll my friends and neighbors for their many klndueases during- the past year, and for their aympathy and the flowers sent at ill umes. Airs. ui&oein ixxiipxins. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PHONE 90&-R for n-uphoUtrlig. rt- IimBtUIafj, (a-4Ullll. eVUtUBlllai. WTL.L TRADE KUllfer disc, Vw Rout 1, BOX 304. WIU, EXCHANGE equity In 10fl-cre dwnr ranou xor city proprty. Rt. 1, Box 3M. POR SALE Houot,old goods, stock, chlcjcna snd tools. Old stig road. Mrs. Frs.nk Tompkins. FOR SALE Ford Ootwh, 10S3 modl B wltli Karrl-Ken trunk, fine tires, license. See owner st 304 W, Jack son fit. WANTFTSomeon with capttAl who woTna iik to neip wwow witn urge family, who hss financial problem. Box 4397. Trlbuns. WANTED Reliable elderly woman for general nouseworK. lor Udv imn alone in coun"?. Box 4190, Tribune. FOR SALE Wood, woodsawlng and leranzer, pnone ooa-J. FOR RENT 3 and 3 rooms furnished apartment; garage; adults. 004 W. 10th. FOR RENT 717 West 14th: Holly Court No. 8. corner 4th and North Holly: 419 West Second. Also other dentrabla homes. Phone 193 or evenings, 1147-W. FOR SALE Royal, portable type writer, practically new; 30 cash Phone 1S18-J. EAST SIDE BEAUTY SALON Featur ing Nu-Ray Machlneless Permanent Waves. 3. AIks special Two 3 o Jl Permanents for the price of one. oio Ease Main. Tel. asa. FOR SALE 180 White MlnorwTpuT lets and laat year's hens. $1.00 each at 333 Laurel St., Aahlan.;, ore V. O. Mllburn. FARMERS. ATTENTION " Rebuilt, second-hand farm Imple ments, traciors. etc.. for sale at bar- ?aln prices at 39 South Grape, Med ord. Call and see what we have. rOR RENT OR TRADE Modern Mr- nlshed 8 -room bungslow. 10B Wsst Main. i IT0M0RR0W ONLYSt: rvaTaH THURSDAY! I The fUmlng olsssie drstlnrd to be the best lored mm V in Charles A TALE OF ma LOST Cold U-valler frith blue stone pendant.. Return to Tribune office. Reward. WANTED Bass viol and piano accor dion. Must be cheap. Box 4303, Tribune. WANTED Experienced young woman. Housework and aulst with children. Board, room and waes. References required. Phone 93J-W. FOR SALE 'Falrbanka-More electric pump, oeo davenport, Singer sewing machine, Universal range. Call 43 7-J, or addreas Rt. 4, Box A6-A. POPULAR piano harmony and tricky breaks taught In a new, easy way. For Information call fllA. IF YOUR basement Is filling with water. Caas Auto Wrecking will pump it out or furnish equipment. Prices reasonable. Phone 780. FOR SALE Eleven choice Mammoth Bronse breeding hens: Kupeta traln; one younu torn. Inquire Jackson Co. Seed and Feed. MAN with family want steady work at livable wage: all around handy msn mechanically, steam, carpen ter, paint, drive truck. Would con sider Janitor Job. Realdent of Med ford past nine years. Box 4305, Tribune. MODERN WOMEN Nitd Not Sufftrnwotbty pais and delay duo to roltla .ntIyoll6talD,epflrtoUmilrrJg IHI DIAMOND MAM0- BAHCE Wednesday Nito Sponsored Jointly By F. 0. E. and Dynge DREAMLAND Men 25c . . . Women 10c HI Mats ... 23e Eres . . . 830 Kiddles 100 Hurry 1 It Ends Tonitel plclare of ''tfi . It J f Dicltent' ' . with ELIZABETH ALLAN EDNA MAY OLIVER BASIL RATHBONE c 3 i C 1
