Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 15, 1936, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IS. 1933. PAflE FIVE Local and Personal Here JOT Visit Everett Moore of Butt Mil oahed on friends and hopped here, yesterday. prom Central Point Oharlee Isaacs of Central Point ni among business visitors hero today. Kelly Back Col: E. B. Kelly return ed thl morning alter a few mmt,.' bus Ineea visit to Salem. e Here on Business V. O. K. Smith of Ashland waa among bualnesa vis itors here Tuesday. Buslnesa Vlsltor-J. 8. Jordan of Ashland transacted buslneea In this city Monday. as Attend Meeting 01enn Inlow and Henry carter, noon 01 Asmazic, at tended an agriculture meeting !i this city Monday evening. t Marsha Returns E. O. Narregen. deputy United States marshal, return ed this morning from a bualnesa trip to Portland. Has Medical Treatment W. C. leaver of Central Point waa receiving medical treatment at the Community hospital today. - nelrell Away Thomaa Delzell. WPA director for southern Oregon, left last night for Portland whera he will transact buslnesa. Prom Ashland In Medford Mond.y evening from ashland weTe Chester Woods. R. Barrett and Mtas Clema Barrett, and also Billy Hulen. Allen Autrey, Rosa Lemon and Art Cooper. rnnrolMHnr iMIka Aarft VanMeter. principal of the Roosevelt aohool. was convalescing today at the community . f-A.-, nnanMnn Will Veep her confined the remainder of the week. Hetirea from Business E. T. Staples. Ashland realtor and Insur ance agent, today announced hie re tirement from business. The firm of Engle & Thomas la taking over the Insurance business. Snow Surveys A regional offloe for making snow surveys under Jurisdic tion of the U. S. department of com merce, haa been established here with Arch Work in charge. Snow statistics are Important in foretelling the amount of water available for crops and Irrigation systems. Train Delayed Delayed by a slide near Viaduct In the Siskiyou moun tains, the northbound train, the Shasta, scheduled to arrive In Med ford thla morning at 8:53, did not arrive until 11 a. m. The elide, ac cording to oflelala here, waa caused by loosening of dirt by exceaalve rain. . Officers to Meet Reserve officers of the district will meet tomorrow night, a dinner being scheduled at the Hotel Medford for 8:30 and a business session at the Armory for 8 o'clock. Ma. J. S. Stutevoss. pre3l--dent of the Oregon department, Re serve Officers association, will be pres ent. MaJ. Charles S. Pettee of Eugene will give Instruction In military tactlca. Crater Exhlblt-A photo-art exhibit of Crater Lake national pars may be seen at the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce. The display con . nhnbvraDhs and a oro- Jector which shows ecenea of winter sports at the mountain resort escn evening from 5 to 11. The display waa arranged by Ernest A. Roatel of the psrk staff. Former Resident Visits Ellsworth i. Boomer, formerly of thla city and now of Minneapolis. Minn- stopped in Medford today en route to Los Angelea on a pleasure trip. While here he waa a breakfaat guest of Mrs. Alloa Trowbridge. Mr. Boomer, with his parents, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Boom er, lived In Medford for many yeara. He attended hlh aohool here. He Is now engaged In the Neon algn busi ness. He etated that ha found the weather here pleasantly warm after experiencing below-freezing tempera tures In the east. Buslnesa visitor A. M. Hubanka of Wlmer called on friends and trans acted bualnesa her today. TABLE TENNISERS MEET THURSDAY Plana for organization of a. Ml- cussed at & preliminary meeting ot all those interested In the sport, at the Smoke Houne Bowl, 415 Ewt Main atreet, at 8 p.m. tomor row. Interest In the came haa ln- sr uwrnA rrraa tier In rVtaa tit fW months, and with lnadrqaate facili ties it nas oeen aeemea aavisnuic for enthusiasts to band together. All those men,, women and chil dren Interested In Joining the club are asked to be present at this initui mpt!nff t. which tirnn com mittees will be appointed to Inves tigate the price or piaying equip- mnt. anrl nnrft In which trt house the renture. These committees will report back at a later date, at whicn time a vote will be taken to regu late dues to get the organisation started. The meeting Thursday le considered Af vtttxl ImnnrtnncA In determining the slae of the club, and the ad visability of continuing with tne organization. No plana have been definitely formulated to date, those sponsoring the club stated today. 4 Livestock PORTLAND, Jan. 15. (AP-USDA) HOOS 600 Including 300 direct, rather alow, unevenly steady to 15c lower than Tuesday's average. Oood ,n -hAiM 1 7n to gin Iha . mnatlv 10 83; light lights, largely 810.88; 230 o ass in. butcnera, aio.as; neaviea down to ag.oo. Packing sows, as.00 e 8.50; good to choice SB-lb. feeder plga, 110.80. CATTLE 300 Including 88 direct and through: calves, 16. Market alow, mostly steady. Two loads 770-lb. fu,4 art QK- few feria aT.DO. Helfera mostly 5.00?.25; low cutter inri eiitrjir enwa. 82.80fl3.7S: com mon to medium. Including fat dairy type. 84.0088.00: good beef cows nunfhlji a7S ftov bulla. t4.00aS.00. Medium vealera, 6.S0n8.50; choice quotable to 89.80. SHEEP 100. Few sales; mecmim lamba steady at MOO 9 0.00; good fat lambs saleable to 89.50. Choice load lots to 810; fat ewes quotable 84.35 C6.00. ftrrru ! WDifirlRTn. Jan. IS. (AP-OSDA) CATTLE 60. Slaugh ter steera very alow. Indications weak, quality moatly medium, few loads eligible around 7.0O7.S5: she-stock about ateady. low-grade cowa active: bulls atrong to 25o higher, odd head good up to 86.00; choice vealera quot ed up to 89.50. SHEEP 1,850, all direct. Nominal, choice fed wooled lamba quoted up to 810.85; awea aaieaoie so.ou Quu. The, fnllnwlnff resolution Was adopted by the Klwanla club at the last meeting: "Whereas, death has taken from u-wM T Wnrinn nna nt our hon ored and beloved fellow members. 1,1. Hb vVtn Ttaa been his constant Mmnar,lnT and faithful helpet through all of the yeara of hla man hood; Now. therefore, be It resolved u- memnera nt this OrsanlEa tlon take this means of expressing to him our deep sincere iynipij at this time of hla great loss. m. 1 enrtnee raanlved that the president of this club deliver to .1.- TT.-A-.hi Harrv D. Norton a - - rwaniutions. and that the secretary deliver a copy thereof to The Medford Man iTiuuno, niaca a conv on file In the records of this organization. 'MEDFORD KIWANlB 1i.uu. "By L. H. Fletcher. President. "Carl T. -iwgwald Secy." -a- CONTINUED RAIN: BOOSTS RECORD Raina continued today to pile up mmMi nHth no abatement lm- .ji.t.i- in ii,ht tha weather bu reau forecast occasional showers again tonight and tomorrow. Dreirtttat.lnn for the 34 hours end lng at 8 a. m. today measured .80 of an lnch.brlnglng the January total to 6.68 Inches, the weteet January period on record. Highest recorded rainfall for the entire month of Jan i. a qa Inr.hea. measured In 1914 Excess above normal for the month - I. A 90 Inches. Totl rainfall alnce September 1 la 13.65, a seasonal excess oi o.oo incurs. silver NEW YORK, Jan. 15. )AP) Bar sil ver ateady and unchanged at iw Use Mall Tribune want ads. "Tale of Two Cities" Opens Craterian Run Thursday ten nvnr.knr .Tan. lfi. fAP-USDA) Hogs 3000: slow, moatly 5loc higher than Tueadaya average. na-. ft .aviv ln.an cents advance lost; early top. 81015; bulk 180-350 lbs., 69.90 10.00; 360-300 lbs., largely 9.80-95; better grade, lau-wu i. $9.60-95; best sows, 69.00. CATTLE 1100; calvea 1500: atractiy good, choice and prime steers acarce; aettt. atMd-r: hulk such kinds selling at 613.50 upward: extreme top early 814.4o: some nem nigu"', lower grade steers In excessive sup ply: mostly 35c lower at 6io.ou downward; lower grade neuera practically all cowa unevenly weak 4n iner. hetter erada heifers steady: best yearling helfera selling up to 811...0; nulls easy; -vrwtc.o steady, practical top sausage bulls, $6.35. sheep 8000: fat lamba Terr Blow; Indications around ateady: gener ally asking stronger; asking 010.85 to 611.00 on better grades: as yet few bids; sheep ateady; native ewe, 64.76 is-6.50: feeding lamba acarce; quotable steady. , a-.)swiiiii-iiiiiiaa ji awii-ii-iiiiniiwi am am 1 r v I I - 1 T ; 1 J. .. :&9M -la fkW r - r FOR !UENT--A-room furnished house, cjoae m: moaern. mean, pavea ec -fin, water paid; adults; 123.00. Key 340 So. Grape. FOR SAIjE Oabln, Diamond lake: also E-flat cornet. B-nst trumpet with A and C slides; guitar, mando line, violin. Underwood portable tvTtewrltr, Coleman heater, electric heater, a-nurner electric pi ate, nai top deak. noelty bookoaae, smok ln cabinet. Ubrarr table. bed. eprlrtfis and mattress: amok lng tand floor lamp, inquire peoples Kectrlo Apartments, No. 304, be tween fl and 7 p. m. FOR SALE 42500 buys a t&OOO mod ern a -room nouae ana one acre ground on state highway adjoining city limits; W300 onsn. Daism'e monthly payment. Look thla over before you buy. Also 4fl4 acres on Kan 7eek: 15 screa bottom land, black soil, free watr; new 3 -room log house, outbulldlnga. only aiaoo; terms. Li. Q. PIVKHUL 904 E. Main. Phone 1580-J. I FOR SALE "4 acre. J -room house. electric water system, barn, chicken hou se, f ni 1 1 trees . Prl ce 550 ; terms. K. R. Olle, mile south on i nomaa roaa. I LOST Blark leather pune containing giaaaea. Reward. 0O7 Oatherlna St FASTER tervlcel 1 PORTLAND Vi hrs. SEATTLE 2 hri. SAN FRANCISCO 2 brs. 10S ANGELES A 4'4hrs. v'j New faster morning and evening planes to California; also to Portland, Tacoma, Seattle. Now you cm leave at 3:12 p. m., and arrive in Portland before dinner. Or leave after lunch and be in Southern California in early evening! Twin-engined planes. Heated cabins. Stewardesses. Tickets: IVfunlcIpat Airport Tel. 241 Hotels; Travel Bureaus; Telegraph Offices UNITED AIR LINES The plcturlcation of Charles Dick ens' Immortal "A Tale of Two Cities ". cornea to the Craterian theatre to morrow for a three day run. Ronald Colman, as Sydney Carton, brilliant wastrel, heads a tin cast which numbers many of the most famous stars of the atage and screen. Produced on a lavish scale which took two years of preparation, the film version followa closely the orig inal, and brings to life on the screen the characters that have become more famous aa each year rolls by. I FOR SALE S acres, well, shade, rich eoil: Pacific hwy; river frontage; aunken gardens, aire for 3 or 8 homes or oajap ground. Swimming pool partly iinlsneo. No restric tions on property, no water rlghta to pay. Across from town of Rogue River. Warren Melnsen. Union 76 Station. Rogus River, Ore., general delivery. TOR SALE 3 large dictionaries 13 vols. Nelson loose leaf Bncvelooedla. Many other fine books; 1 aet 3 pe. Rogers silverware. Want True and Master Detective. BOOK NOOK, 18 Ho. Fir St. EGGS Buying price of wholesal ers: rresh specials, sue: extrae, ic; atandards. nc; extra medium, 18c; medium firsts. 13c; undergrade, 18c; pullets, 13c dozen. POTATOES Local, 1.40 cental; Klamath, 1.651.75 cental: 8cap pooee Netted Gema, (1.40 9 1.60 cen tal; Deschutes Gems, $1.6591.18 cen Cheese, milk, country meats, live poulary. onions, wool and hay, ateady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 10. (AP) Grain: Wheat: Open f High Low Close May - .81 V4 .88 .81 .8114 July .18V4 .18 -1854 -18V4 Sep. .77V4 .71 -T7V4 -77 Vi Caah: Big Bend bluestem (18 pct.).1.33 Big Bend bluestem 130 Dark hard winter (13 pet.) 1.11 TVi 1 1 1 net A - Soft white --84V5 Western white .84 V4 Northern spring - 8,4 -tr.rrf winter .8414 Western red .; -"''A Oats No. 3 white. 833.80. Corn No. 3 eastern yellow, 31. Mlllrun, 817.80. Todav'a car receipta: Wheat, S3 barley, 8; flour, 19; oats. 1. Portland Produce Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Jan. IS (AP) Whest: Open High Low Clone May 1.00 1.01 .90 July .90 .89 .88V4 .88 Sep.- .88 .Baft xi Ji Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Jan. 13. (AP) Prices headed lower at the close of the atock market today, aa athe ticker lagged behind the market by several minutes. Halls and srjeelaltles, which had ahown the best improvement In rather uncertain market, shaded their early gains. In other portions of- the list losses of fractions to a point or so were rather common. The closing tone waa easy. Trans fers approximated 8.600,000 aharea. Today'a closing prlcea for 33 select. ed stocks follow: At. Chem. Jc Dye Am. Can Mexican Star Has Lead Rialto Film The new romantic comedy-wlth-muate, "I Live For Love", which waa ahown at the Rialto theatre yester dsy for the first time locally, swept audlencea with galea of laughter over the htlarloua altuatlona and sent Uiem home gaily whistling the'eatchy alra. The talented all atar cast Is headed by Dolores Del Rio. exotic Mexican star. She plays the part of a tem peramental South American prima donna who hopea to aet Broadway by the ears, but whose success is marred by her own tempestuous rages and her Inability to segregate her ardent love affairs from her work, all of which adds to the hilarity of the piece. In "I Live For Love" a new singing voice la Introduced for the first time on the screen, that ot Everett Mar. shall who plays opposite Mlsa Del Rio. He shares her love affair and with his soothing voice alnga love songs to cool the fire of thla gorgeous little beauty. Guy Klbbee, Allen Jenkins, and Berton Churchill among other come dians are In the large cast, T. B. SUPERINTENDENT . IS BACKED BY i BOARD FOR SALE Viking cream separator. 816. 10S3 court. WANTED Room and board. Tel. 1030. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. IB. (AP) tit i u u rrlnt. A orade. 36c lb. In parchment wrapper, 37c lb. la carton: B grade, parchment wrapper, 3614c lb., carton, ao'o id. ntrmrRF at Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twloe week'v. 36 a 37c lb.; country rouie, no mam lb.; B grade, deliveries leas than twice weekly, 83 a 34c lb.; O grade at mar ket. B ORADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price, butterfat basis, 85c pound r 7 Three More Days c OF ADRIEMHE'S POPULAR FIVE CENT SALE Thursday-Friday-Saturday Am. & Fgn. Power . A. T. it T - Anaconda Atch. T. is S. F Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel California Pkg. Caterpillar Tractor , Chrysler DRESSES One group of after noon, street, dinner and evening Dresse. Regular price $19.95, plui So Two Dresses $20.00 Silk Dresses One assortment of Smart Silk Dresse. Regular value $16 95, pltu $5 Two Dresses $17.00 Entire stock of Fall and Winter Dresses, Coats and Suits. Pay 5c plus regular price for one and get two ar ticles! Bring a friend with you! L0UN0IN0 ROBES PAJAMAS NIOHT DOWNS SWEATERS SCARP 3ET8 JEWELRY NO EXCHAN0EB NO CHARGES " NO REFUNDS ADRIENNE'S Winter Dresses tight weight Wool Htyles an attrac tive 811k Dresses. Reg. $10i5 Dresaei Two for $11.00 Reg. $7.95 Dresses Two for $8.00 Reg. $5.95 Drestei Two for $6.00 r I JL Rain Coats Regular $5.95 CoaU, plui 6c Two Coati $6.00 Regular $10.95 Ooate, plui 8c Two Coatt $1100 Regular $12 95 Coati, plui 5c Two CoaU $13.00 Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont .'. Gen. Foods Orr.. Motors Int. Harvest. I. T. 4c T. Johns-Man. Mont. Ward North Amer. Jenney (J. C.) -Phillips Pet. Radio Sou. Pac . Std. Branda . Std. Oil Cal. Std. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. tmion Carb. United Aircraft U. S. Steel 167 131 8 169 28" 88 H 311, 63 Vt 86, 63 V4 88 14 31'A 4 14114 851,4 65 H 67ft iSi loo'i 8?4 28 74 asy, 13'i 26H 16 41 84 13 74 as y, 48W BALEM, Ore.. Jan. 16 (AP) The atata board of control. In a public statement following the private hear. lng given Dr. Philip Newmyer, who waa summarily dlachsrgcd from the staff of the state tuberculosis hos pital, austalned the action of Supt, Q. C. Bellinger of that Institution. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PHONE 969-R tor re-upholsterlng. re finishing, re-glulng. Thibault, FOR SALE Ford Coach. 1932 model B wlft Karri-Keen trunk, fine tires, license. See owner at 304 W. Jack ,eon St. Dsn Francisco Butterfat ' BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 16. (AP) First grade butterfat, 39c f. o. h. San Francisco. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Zau!dsaiaHwaB AXYTIME: KIDDtftSl Today Only Headline news romrs to llfel s""""assnaomorrow and Fri"" m TOR BAUD Eleven choloe Mammoth Bron&a breeding hena; Kuptt strain; on yoirn torn. Inquire jacKAon co. oa una rwa, FOR fl.VLR TT7 fir wrwl. 11. 376-X, FOR 8 ALB Fder pigs. Meadow- nrooK Knon, sagie point, ore. toi. 27-X-10. DANCE Wednesday Nite Sponsored Jointly By T. 0. E. and Dynge DREAMLAND Men 25o . . . Women 10c 'ss nwwvTWMjrr Sedan, nerfeot every way: ttunk. many extraa. smau mileage. Bargain prloe 6485.00. FIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge end Plymouth. IP YOU want your linoleum or carpet I laid, oall 134. Louie Thompson. 1929 DURANT Sedan 6146.00 1830 Ford Roadster, rumble seat 146.00 1138 Court St.. after p. m. TERMS POSITION WANTED as housekeeper or cook. Take full charge. Beier- ences. Phone 1622-Y. FRIED PORK tpset Stomach Ones In Jiffy with Bell-ami FOR INDIGESTION iiiil.s- Shows 1:48 8:45-8:00 Adults Klddtea-lOc WAJADfMOKOf KATH- , HI10 OIUISOMI UCIIMi II ftw mum TMI 1 ' " ski i . " Ends Tomorrow Nile! Audiences hail a new singing sensation in this gay . . comedy . . musical farce about " two public idols I D6ldr6S bd MO EVERETT MARSHALL I LAVE una ldug with GUY KIBBEE Allen JENKINS FRIDAY SATURDAY I Ssir Clarence ..:!','i..,.,'.t If "Hop-along Casssidy in t : ti: I Jimmy Ellison . i jejn pouvero J POULTRY RANCH IK ACRES, J-room house, partly fur nished, t modern brooder houses, automatic ell burning brooder stoves, all equipment needed for 1000 turkt or 2000 chicks. Plenty hade and water, on state highway, Si miles from Medford. The buildings nnd equipment 0OST $900 and are almost new yet yon can bur the complete outfit, IS acres land Included FOR ONLY ?750 On terms of hi down, balance semi-annual Installments. Will also consider used coupe or sedan In part I payment. See Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, owners. I nn premises, Butte Falls Highway, near Derby School. Shows ' 1:48 6:45-9:00 HIS Mats . . . 23c Eves ... SM Kiddles 10c 7 v " Nino Martini t) HERE'S m Genevieve Tobln Anita Louisa Also Tonight Only At The Holly Theatre TOMORROW! 1936'i first great successor to 'David Copperfield' . . . thrillinjly brought to the screen with all the intensity and soul stirring romanoe of Dickens' great novel I RONALD COLMAN In Charles Dickens' Immortal Maiterpieee A TALE OF TVO CITIES" ELIZABETH ALLAN EDNA MAY OLIVER BASIL RATHBONE Cast of 6000 A handsome ne'er-do-well rising to supreme heights for the woman he loved and could not possess . . . plp.yed gainst the teething back ground of the French revo lution! i.' "J i - I- i. iTi -.11- Hotel Cornelius US t.W. Park Fertland Feel at Home in "The Heart of Portland" Comfort Comsntenra - Courtesy Serrlca - Attraetlr Bates: Detained bath . 81.00 op Wllb batb 11 80 P BKN O, ORIMSON. Hp. sittsiLcj I r.ull all (n'liJ Park Ave Hotel etl 8.W. Park Portland IN THE HEART OF THE CITY 7