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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON". TITTRSDAT. JAVTARY 30. 193(5. PAGE SEVEN Local and Kelly North Ool. !. E. Kelly left on the evening train yeaterdsy fori Salem wher be wll make a, brief business visit. t At Headquarter C apt. J&mea O. Wanber, commander of Damp Agness, conferred with officer at Medford OCC headquarters today. Rudy to Portland Robert Rudy left by train laat night for Portland where he will make brief bualnese Tlalt. VanDyVe Here Prank J. VanDyke. city attorney of Ashland, transacted business in the Federal building and the courthouse hero today. Attends Play William Meyers was among those from this city attend ing "Singapore Spider," contest play presented at Eagle Point last night. Sweeney North Dr. Charles T Sweeney left on the morning train today for Seattle where he will make a business visit of a few days. To Portland Ernest J. Smith left yesterday afternoon on a short busi ness trip to Portland, driving up with R. A. Skinner. They expect to re turn tomorrow morning. To San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Albert Orr left last night by train for San Francisco where they will at tend Buyer's week which ttarta Feb ruary 8. To San Iler;o Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Freeman of Central Point will leave tonight for San Diego where they will sojourn for the next several months. Returns North George F. Peterson of the Valvolene Oil company re turned to his headquarters In Port land this morning after spending yes terday transacting business here. Students Visit Here The Misses Helen and Marian Gould of Ashland, students at Southern Oregon Normal, were week-end visitors here at the home of their sister, Mrs. Wilbur R. Chlldreth. Back from Inspection Cept. Frank lin H. Canlett. district CCC Inspector, was back at headquarters here today following an Inspection of Camps Oregon Caves, Gasquet and Humbug Mountain. Grey at Meeting Herb Grey, Mall Tribune advertising manager, was to day attending a conference of news paper advertising executives In San Francisco. He left for the bay city last night by train. Attends Meeting H. 0. Emery, 0. H. wenner, O. E. Hedberg, T. H. Simp ton and J. W. McCoy, all of Ashland, ttended the meeting of the South ern Oregon Bankers' association here Tuesday night. Fra7.ee necupcratlng Oliver D Frazee, exchange teller of the Med ford branch of the First National bank of Portland, was reported resting com fortably today following a major op eration at Sacred Heart hospital yes terday. Forest Conference Karl L. Janouch, supervisor, and K. P. Reynolds, assist ant forester of the Rogue River na tional forest, were In Grants Pass to day conferring with Roy Headley, chief of the division of fire control improvements, Washington, D. C. Watson Sigma Nu Richard Watson of Medford, reported by a press re lease from the University of Oregon as pledging Sigma Phi Epsllon, pledg ed Sigma Nu. as did Bob Oolvlg of this city, it was learned today. The press release was in error. Speakfl Here George N. Magwood, chairman of the congressional board of the third congressional district of the Townsend club, returned to his headquarters In Portland this morn ing after filling speaking engage ments here yesterday. Joins Show Boat Hugh A. Ritter, district ranger of the Rogue River national forest, will leave tonight for Portland to take over a new assign ment for a month. He has been as signed to the forest service show boat which will our Washington. The show boats give educational enter tainment on forest service at COC camps and public schools. Instead of traveling in boats, however, the show troupes and their properties travel In portable trucks. AND 4 BUSES daily Leave Medford B:10a.m. fi.r.oa.m. 6:45 p.m. 1? :05 a.m. GO BY BUS ... if j cheaper ... it't more restful ...if 5 convenient LOW FARES (haw RariTi San Francisco . $7.60 S13.70 Los Angeles . . $12.40 $22.35 Additional Local Service . . . and connections to ail points in rhe U. S. JACKSON HOTIL Central Elfhth DEPOT Phone 309 fill: '4 Personal Carter In Ashland County Clert Oeorge R. Carter was a business caller In Ashland Tuesday. T ran wot Business Ous Blllen transacted business in Ashland Wed nesday. Business Caller Jim Semple of the Voorhles Orchard transacted business In Medford today. From Apptegate J. B. Herrlott of Applegate was among business vis itors In Medford Monday. To Spokane Lester Newbry of Tal ent left last night on a business trip to Pokane, Wash. Farrrll I'pstate Prank P. Parrell, city attorney, Is transacting business In upstate cities. He is expected back Saturday. From Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Robert Currier of Grants Pass trans acted business and called on friends her yesterday. Returns -Home Mrs. James Sulli van of Ashland, who has been a pati ent In a local hospital following a major operation, returned to her home Sunday. Business Caller Cel Gerevals, Med ford representative of the Baker, Hamilton and Pacific company of San Francisco, was among business callers In Ashland Tuesday. Reserve Officers Meet Reserve of ficers of this district will meet at the Armory tonight. A special map program Is to be presented which will be of interest to all those in the or ganization. To Portland Miss Amy Elliott, stu dent at the University of Oregon, to day went to Portland, where she will meet' her mother, Mrs. B. R. Elliott, who Is returning from a visit in Se attle. The two will visit William Bar num. student at the North Pacific Dental college, before returning to Eugene, where Mrs. Elliott will be a guest of her daughter for a few days. Holding Trvouts Company A. 186th infantry, will hold a tryout at the Armory tonight to select a four man team to represent the unit In the William Randolph Hearst indoor rifle competition for the national guard. The team Is to be selected next week, after which actual firing will begin. The national contest will be Judged by mall. All shoots must be concluded by February 10. Rifles of .22 caliber are used. Attend Conference in Medford to day were Bishop Titus Lowe of the Portland area of the Methodist Epis copal church; Dr. J, C. Harrison, sup erintendent of the Portland area; Dr. Louis Megtn, superintendent of the Salem district, and S- W. Hall, super intendent of the Cascade district, who continued to Ashland for the third all-day conference of the church In Oregon, the other two having been held yesterday and Tuesday In Port land and Salem. Attending the Ash land conference from Medford was the Rev. Joseph Knotts, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church here. Return from Lake J. Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger, and Charles E. Chrlsler, chief clerk of Crater Lake national park, were back at their of fices in Federal building today, fol lowing an Inspection of properties. facilities and personnel at the moun tain resort. Mr. Crouch stated that skiing and weather conditions at the lake are now Ideal. All park roads are open excepting the stretch from headquarters to the rim, which will be plowed out soon, he said. The state highway leading to the west entrance Is still closed, he related, so that Medford residents must travel via Ashland and Klamath Falls to reach the resort. Fifty-five cars and 198 persons registered at the lake last Sunday. Livestock. PORTLAND. Ore.. Jn. 30. (AP USDA) Hogs 600, Including 341 through. Market active, mostly steady. Few early sales 15c higher. Bulk 169-315 lb. drlvelns, 110.85: few early to 111: 330-300 lbs.. 610010.35: light lights mostly 10.35 10.85. Pscklng sows largely 68.50: lights to 68.76. Choice 03-lb. feeder pigs, 610.75. CATTLE 150, Including 79 through direct; calves; 135, Including 133 through-direct. Market moderately active on plainer kinds, rather slow on others; few common steers un sold. Good feeder steers quotable 87 and above. Pew heifers. 65 f 5.50; low cutter and cutter cows, 63.75 3.50; common to medium. 63.76a DENTISTRY iSr"-S.jJ Cse me often I ' ll and visit your I a e a t lit regn- I I B9st 4 50: good beef cows quotable to 05J5. Bulls, 84 5: good to choice veslers, 68 9 0; medium around 67. SHEEP 100. including 63 direct. Package common 71-lb. woo led lambs about steady, 67.50. Good trucked-ln lambs saleable to 68.75 4 9: choice load lots quotable to 89.50. Fat ewes quotable, 84.35 3 5. SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 30 (AP-USDA) Cattle 800; load top good 991 lb. California fed steers. 68.00: three leads medium-good fed steers, 67.00-50; choice veslers quot ed up to 89.50. SHEEP 750: choice Under 80-10. wooled lambs quoted around 610; ewes salable 65.50 down. CHICAOO, Jan. 30. ( AP-DSDA) HOGS 32,000; mostly 10 to 15c lower than Wednesday's average: top 810.10: bulk 170 to 350 lbs., 89.9011.10: 360 to 850 lbs.. 89.83 m 10: better grade 140 to 180 lbs., mostly 69.75 910; few sows. 88-909.35. CATTLE .000, calvea 1,500: very little done on steers and yearlings: bidding 35a lower on common and medium grades and unevenly steady to 35o off on better grade steers. 1 1.00(1 11.50, but choice kinds held around 618.: bulk of crop held at 810.76 down to 68.00: undertone weak on all she-stock, 360 lower on bulls, and 35c or more on vealers; latter class selling 81.001.50 under recent high time st 611.50 downward. SHEEP 13,000; fat lambs opening slow; generally asking around steady and refusing lower bids esrly: better grade lambs held 610.65 a 10.73 and above; most bids downward from 810.50: sheep and feeding lambs about steady; native ewes 64.00 s 4.75; best Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore.. Jon. 30. (API BUTTER Print. Agrade. 86 Vic lb., In parchment wrapper, 37V4c lb. carton: B grade, parchment wrapper 3514c lb., carton 36c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twice weekly. 373 38c lb.: country routes. 88 3 37c lb.: B gride, deliveries less than twice weekly. 33 338c lyb.; c grade at mar ket. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price, butterfat basis. 65c lb. EOG8 Buying price of wholesal ers Fresh specials, 17 e 18c: extra, 17c: standards, 15c: extra medium, 14c; do medium firsts, 13c: under grade, 13c; pullets, 13c dozen. ONIONS Oregon, 61.80 3 1.66 per 100 lbs. POTATOES Local, 81.40 cental; Klamath. 61.65 cental; Scappoose Netted Oems, 81.3531.40 cental: De schutes Netted Oems, 61.403l.65 cen tal. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poulty, wool and hay steady and un changed. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Jan. 30. (fl) Oroln: Wheat Open High Low Close May 88 88 85 85 July ,.. 78 78 78 78 Sept 77 77 77 77 Cash: Big Bend bluestem, l.la',4: do. 13 pet. 1.31; dark hard winter, 13 net. 1.09: do. 11 net. 93: soft white, western white, hsrd winter, western rad. 8314: northern spring. B3V4. Oats, No. 3 white, 33.60. Com. No. 1 E. yellow, 30.50. Mlllrun. 17.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat 19 flour 7; hay 8. Chicago Wheat CHICAOO, Jan. 30. (AP) Wheat: . Open High Low Close May .99", .99, .9814 .99,4 July .88 .89 .88H .88 Sept. .87(4 -87 "V "Vi Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Jan. 80 () The stock market turned In a rather rag ged performance today as profit tak ers went home with some of their gains In the recent favorites. At the asm time, some .of the steel, utilities, soils and specialties wer resistant, and scattered strong spot were in evldenos. The close was Irregular. Transfers approximat ed 3.850,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. te Dye 1S64 Am. Can 1304 Am. 8c Fgn. Pow. 1, 84 A. T. T 161 Anaconda ,. 80 Atch. T. S. w 7J4 Bendlx Avla. 30-4 DENTAL PAIN MINIMIZED SAVE on DENTISTRY by the Frequent Examination and Repair of Your Teeth Prices quoted gladly and in advance of any work done Fillings, Plates, Bridges EXTRACTIONS Dr. Barnum DENTIST SPARTA BI.DO. Opposite Hubbard Bros. PHONE !J-R Rialto to Show Devil's Island Film -j wrer -si,- 14 . Jf fHJ- fat AH A harrowing- tale of the Prenr.h Devil's Island penal colony, called "Escape Prom Devil's Island," featur ing Victor Jory. Florence Rice and Nor man Foster, plays at the Rialto then ter tomorrow and Saturday. The film's drama Is set against a background of death -Infested swamp land and alligator-ridden rivers, na ture's own barricades against escape "Captain Blood" at Daring and debonair Peter Blood, immortalized by the novel of Rafael Sabatlnl. has been brought to life on the screen In "Captain Blood," which comes to the Craterian theater on Sunday, for Its local run. The gentleman pirate of fortune Is portrayed by Errol Flynn, a young Irishman comparatively new to film, but who won this role, considered one of the most Important of the year, over a score of famous actors after a serlea of screen tests. Tall, broad-shouldered, handsome, with a dashing and magnificent per sonality. Flynn has lived something Beth Steel California Pack'g -..... Caterpillar Tract. 51 'i 35 6314 2034 4 144 14 34 84 18 108 Chrysler ......... Com I. 8olv Curtias -Wright DuPont Gen. Foods Gen. Mot Int. Harvest. I. T. tic T...... Johns-Man. II T It Jl!:15-9:0(ly C3 Tomorrow and Saturday! CONDEMNED TO A Where the aun fries your brain . . . where life is cheap er than a smoke . . . and a woman's kiss is a madman's dream I Two men from the legion of Lost Souls . . , damned to Devil's Island . . . defy their doom for the woman only one can have I XjVPOSITIVBLVai''' " ' ffi D ENDS TONIGHT I ES I AIJti if ' M 3r"H HtRltRT .' 'V Y. fcaTT tf- lt ft ATI NO "-" i''' ri. SV 1 wrTWs. mr c from this desolate penal outpost. Jory enacts the role of an adventurer-spy condemned to this tropicul Hades after a thwarted attempt to steal some military secrets. Together with his compatriot, the father of Florence Rice and young Foster, serv ing a sentence for crime he never committed, Jory strikes for freedom across the trackloxs marshy Jungto. Craterian Sunday of the life of Peter Blood, not as a pirate, but as the soldier of fortune, for he has sought adventure all over the world. The leading lady, portraying a beautiful noblewoman who falls In love with the bold pirate, Is Olivia de Havlland. The story opens during the period when the Duke of Monmouth wa& leading an abortive rebellion against King James II. Dr. Peter Blood runs afoul of the soldiery and soon there after finds himself slave In the West Indies and later the captain of a pirate ship. Monty Ward North Amer 38 DANCE Bert Pmvrll nnd Ills ORF.flON I.UMI1ER JACKS K. P. HALL Every Saturday MKht Men Mr 9 Till 3 Lailles tic HELL ON EARTH! Jsw"'"""""", 71 , 43 13', 381, 15i 43 'i 58 s, M, 73 . 381, 48 U Radio Sou. Pec. 6t4. Branda . St. Oil Col. . St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer. .. Union Carb ....... Unit. Aircraft ... U. 8. Steel Gagney In Irish Role At Roxy "The Irish In Us.' with James Cag- ney, Pat O'Brien. Frank McHugh and Olivia De Havlland In the leading roles, plays at the Roxy theater today and Friday. The story la about the sorrows and Joys, the anxieties and triumphs of a little family of New York Irish folk. Cagney. O'Brien and McHugh are cast as brothers and real comedy comes to the front as they steal one an- ot burs' girls, swipe one anothers' suits and fight for the first kiss from their darling old mother. Others In the cast are Allen Jen kins. J. Farretl MacDonald and Mary Gordon, the little Irish lady that made a great name for herself by playing the mother to these three boys In "The Irish In Us." 4 1 LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. 80. (API- Moths, reported Land Commissioner Leo Swanson, were eating their way right Into Nebraska's finances. He sAld he spent 9300 a month for labor and poison to restrain the peats from destroying carpet In the legis lative chambers at Nebraska's cap- Hoi. 6 CARD OF THANK We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends for their woras 01 sympathy ana acta or kind ness during our recent and bereave ment In the loss of our beloved wife and mother; also for the beautiful flowers. C. Oodlove, Mr. and Mrs. Etna W. Wall. Special communication of Medford Lodge No. 103, A. AjX at 7:30 p. m. Work In E. A. degree. Visitor Invited. O. O. Horner. W. M. GEO. AJUDBN, Secy. Penney (J. 0.) Phillips Pet Vej oygMir i'w " m liiirfra Hiaf-M- iitv-r-H-Tat-.i-ili I 'cFV? I Smarts Today I WHEN 'MIGHT WAS RIGHT' IN GOLD-MAD FRISCO! LADIES AND GENTLEM E N her. is a SHOW! ka .i -ft ' . tf LV". - " Va .jjf With A Blast of Dynamite He Rocks fre-. -V--.rf : II B.IVf . Bp mmm MARGARET LINDSAY F1 F) HXi RICAROO CORTEZ J C 1 J B I L,LI DAMITAOUt-JLO Llr. 'V'lfe Donald Woods Barton Maclan Ceorge L Stone Msl,. file Free L. I j''" ' nit" pb s i .1) iir-iniFr, wm iiiilo ' " 'mmu.-. l i " m ssmmiiiiijji TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY COMICB PEARS Put up In half boxes. 30 to AO pears per box, large sizes suitable for gilt shipment or homs iie. a l.oo to S1.26. Medford loo and 6 tor ago Co. Phone -64. FOR SALE grinder, fan mill. 4-horM a -cycle gos engine, 8-tube radio, good 8x10 rug, 25 Rhode Isl and pullet. Al's Trading Post. Jack- . sonvllle highway and Lozler lane. ANOTHER REAL BUY I Well Improved acres near Medford, 1 with 4 acre in full bearing fruit; 6 -room home. Total price Ss!250.0O; 1.000.00 down, balance on term to suit responsible buyer. ALSO Resl speculation In this 10 acres located liuude city limit of Med ford within a blocks of city school, streets on three aides, water, sewer available, price only SJOOOO per acre for Immediate sale. Terms. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. (Exclusive Agents.) WANTED Man to tg small bunch of heep. Jacksonville, F. E. Bybea. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 -ton truck. 704 Beatty Bt. FOR RENT Large front sleeping room. 225 Cottage. FOR RENT FumlslieTcbin; hot and cold water, garage; adult. 953 Dakota St. FURNISHED house, 4 room, bath and screened porch, at 1510 West Main, $17. 50; water not paid. C. A. I Lwvoe, aaa-j-a. BARLEY Ben beardless. l'4c lb. E. E. Fo&a, Talent. FOR SALE Guernsey cow. Frank Howell, Loeler Lane. AUCTION SALE at Pavilion Saturday. February 1st. Poultry, tools Includ ing onrpentr and millwright tools: lot of good furniture; usual run of livestock. Southern Oregon Live stock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dud ley. Auctioneer. for Baby's Cold vcd best by two era t ions of mothers. VICKS " , P'. in nm irfx-fM' TT The Grad e of ST Glittering with the gaudy glamour of the vicious "Fifties" , . , seething with underworld terror and Vigilante vengeance . . . ruled by the "Frisco Kid," hare-fisted king of the "Barbary Coast"! '34 FORD V-8 DeLuxe Coupe; cannot be told from new. Bargain prtca only M85.00. PIEHCK-ALIN MOTOR CO. LKxt(e and Plymouth. j Today and Fri i f ' A Mir, .i, ..m m , dpi S'" Modern Gangdom! l it' Pill"-.' Hollywood Trouble If '3'VTf-v c Novelty - News te3 v:sx Isrti.frisi narlr"- r 7 "- ' os r t
