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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON". TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1936. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and vi.lrs Hpre Lillian Hamilton of Ashland ru the guest o( friends In thl city over the week-end. To Vreka Mr. and Mm. Dlclt Trite tcompanled Mr. and Mra. Garry Nw ton to Yresa Sunday. Here on Visit -Hit. Kathryn Nell and daughter Join of Ashland wne among visitors In Medford Saturday. Sunday Guests Mr. and Mr. Dan Camel were Sunday guest at - the home of Mrs. S. A. Parker In Ashland. In Aahland Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Render of thla city were Sunday gueata t the home of Mr. and Mre. I. C. Erwln In Aahland. III at Home -Mrs. Alice Vincent 11 111 at her home, aufterlng from a heart ailment. She ha been con fined to her home for some time. Ashland Visitor Jack Moore was among Ashland visitors In Medford orer the week-end, spending the time with friends here. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klne had as a week-end guest Mr. Klne's sister. Mrs. Clifford Price of Mount Shasta City, 01. From Indian Creek Dr. Oeorgc B. laenhart. surgeon at Camp Indian Creek, waa a business visitor today at Medford CCC headquarters. At Headquarters Capt. John R. Murray, commander of Camp Tule lke. conferred with oftlcera at CCC headquartera here today. Visits Nephew Mre. Bertha Cor thell and daughter Marjorle of Ash land visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Corthell' nephew and wife, Mr. ..and Mrs. Loyal Abbott, of this city. ' From Ashland Mr. and Mr. Boy parr and Miss Dorothy Parr of Ash land visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Doss and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clause of this city. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED At once, a painter who will exchange work as part payment on piano. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. TmatEUB MUSICIANS contest tart again Saturday night, February 15. ? 8 o'clock. CASH PRIZES. If you olay piano, any Instrument, lng or dance, register at once. Phone 335. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. XNTEDTfTtrade 1 ',4 -ton Graham truck for '11""J2"ifi JUNK J"1"1 WANTED CASH PAID for Inner tube, lc per lb up Rags, cotton and wool, up to 5c per lb. Scrap iron, small or large lots; also all other metals of all (lecrlptlons. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 No. Orape. phone 1083 FOR SALE 4 acrea. modem house, outbuildings, pasture, fruit, berries, Irrigated. A snap. 1300; terms. Also Rogue river frontage with or without oablns. Everything In real estate. Roberts, 720 3nd. Phone 1S38-J. ' WANTED Middle-aged elderly man, who understanda sheep. Rt. 1. Bon 308. Central Point. iuLOWPIANO for rent or will sell for balance due. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE. LOOT-Mirt'R.lverelde truck tire with tube, on rim. Phone 720-R. Reward. FOR RENT 1 A. alfalfa, 1 A. garden, modern house, large barn, chicken house; $1500 monthly. Sheley Agency. 1 mile north of city limits. FOR SALE Bv owner. 34 acres; cher ries, pears, alfalfa; extra good build ings Priced to sell. Box 350. Mall Tribune. FOR RBNT acrea. 9 acrea Irrigat ed; house, outbuildings. Lester Mesaal, Lake Creek, Ore. FrTsaJjE Non-resident owned Im proved 45-acre estate on Griffin creek; 14 acres In orchard; at price recommended by neighbors. D. 8. BogRS, Administrator. S80 ACRES. Sams Valley, one mile from school; 83 acrea alfalfa, 107 acrea pasture. 50 acres timber. 40 acres wood lot; house, barn, three chicken houses, woodshed, spring water. Price 3600; lCi down, 10 per year with i Intereat. The Real Estate Exchange, 1 N. Bartlett St. Phone 14M. flTcHEVROLET Sedani perfect every wav. original finish like new. Only W45.00. PrERCE-ALLBN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. 20 ACRES, cultivated, close In, fine 4 room house, barn, large chicken house. 5A .free water. Price $1600; terms, sheley Agency 1 mile north of city limits, pacific Hwy. CSH TALKS Service station. grocery and lunch, with living quarters, on Pacific Hwy. uoing goou Mvist sell at once. $600 cash. Can give some terms If aeslred. Address P. O. Box 640. CLOSING-OUT SPECIALS on our White Elephant Table: Eight-day clo.-k ,11 . Six-dollar pearla J 36 Pc. genuine Rogera silver 15 00 Manv other bargaina. 15 N. Fir St. The Book Nook. WANTED Office desk, filing cabinet, desk chair. Monarch Seed Co. FARM BUYERS ATTENTION I 94 Acre, one mile from Talent on county road. 17 acres slfalfs. 8 seres clover pasture, all Irrigated: gol cottage, barn, two chicken houses, garsee. gralnary. good well, all fenc ed. Price .''300.00: 10", down. 10 per vear wlt-h fr Interest. The heal Estnte Exchange. 10 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1408. FOR SALE Majestic car radio priced ve-y mw: cwl condltl"n. Tel. 20 WELDING Arc and Acetylene Welding . EARL (MAC) McBEE 4a 5onth Fir St. 2bi Medford-Klamath Truck Line (fcrmerlv on . Riverside) MOVED TO 1 1 1 North Fir PERSONAL Oates South C. T. Oatea left on the southbound evening train yester dsy for Richmond, Cal., where he will iranaacx Dusinesa at tne Ford plant In that city. Pierce Is III Cant. C. L. rtorne ... slstant Inspector of the Medford dis trict, waa confined today to H hom on the Old Stage road by a slight Ill ness. General Aient Here w. B. Scott, general agent for the Ohlcago and Northwestern railway, arrived in Med ford from Portland today to confer with local official. - Visits In Klamath Mis Claudia Constable waa a guest over the week end at the home of her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Constable, In Klamath Falls. Spend Week-End Here Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ingle and son of Ashland spent the week-end In Medford visit ing at the home of Mrs. Ingle's mother. Mrs. Margaret Fabrlck. To Hospital Mrs. J. R. Thompson underwent a major operation at the Community hospital yesterday morn ing and was reported recovering nicely today. Chamber Dinner A dinner will be held at 7;30 tonight In the Talent city hall, under sponsorship of the Talent chamber of commerce. The Royal Nelghbora lodge will prepare and serve the dinner. To Lava Beds J. Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger of Crater Lake national park, and Oeorge F. Whltworth, as sistant EOW engineer, today trans acted business at the Lava Beda na tional monument In California Return Home Mrs. Leland Clark and her two small daughters. Betty and Mary Ann. have returned to their home In Medford after spending the past month In Los Angelea where they were gueat of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Johnson parenta of Mra. Clark. From Portland E. H. Galllen of Portland, of the Chase & Sanborn company, arived on the morning train today to transact business in connection with the appearance of a troupe of Major Bowes' amateur per formers here next Sunday. Reserve Meeting Reserve officers of the dlstrlot will hold a dinner at Val entine's cafe at 8;30 Thursday evening after whioh a regular business meet ing will be held In the Armory at 8. Capt. M. 0. Wright will be the ln atructor, the officers to conalder the C. and O. S. map problem. MaJ. Charles S. Pettec of Eugene will be present. Armory Drill Ton lent Company A and headquarters company, third bat talion, 186th Infantry, will hold their regular weekly drills in the Armory at 8 o'clock tonight. Two vacancies In company A were announced today bj Capt. Carl Y. Tengwald. command ing officer. Anyone desiring to en list In the company should be at the Armory at 7:30, he said. Emergency Treatment John Sha fer, 69, In Inmate of the county poor farm, received emergency treatment In a local hospital Sunday night when he was found on the atreets, unable to support himself. Released from the hospital, he fell down the stairs of a local rooming house lsst night and waa given emergency treat ment again, thla time In the city Jail. "Just drunk," police summarized his condition today. Lincoln Birthday Market Holiday NEW YORK, Feb. 11. ;P In ob servance of Lincoln'a birthday, prin cipal financial markets In the United States will be closed tomorrow. For eign market, the New Orleans cotton msrket. the Boston wool market, live stock msrkete and the Savannah na val stores will remain open. Latest Tombstone . Has Stream Lines NEW YORK, Feb. 11. (AP) And now, with considerable fanfare, the monument maker of Amerlc have exposed to public view the streamlined grave stone I Of the tall, graceful, slightly curved shafts on display at the flrat national exhibit of memorial markers here, C. O. Austin, an official, said: 'Many might with some Justice be referred to s stresmllned." Silver. NEW YORK. Feb. 11. (AP) Bar silver steadv and unchanged at 44i. SNIDERY ICE CREAM Fancy heart centered brick and individual molds for colorful dessert . Phone 203 Snider Dairy & Produce Co. Market? Uveal ork PORTLAND. Feb. 11. (AP-USDA) HOGS 600 Including 300 direct. Market ateady, 15c higher than Mon day's average. Good to choice 165 to 316 lbs. mostly 611.15. top (11.35 spar ingly: 330 to 360 lbs., $10.60 10 85: light lights, 10.50 10.75. Packing sows. 69.00a 9.35. Feeder pigs quot able 610.35 10 90. CAVTLB 50. calve 10. Market ac tive on meager supply, fully steady at Monday's advance. No steer of- fered early. Good fed steers quotable t 67.50 and above. Few common helf- I ers, 64.75 it 5.50; low cutter and cut ter cows. 63.76 '9 3.75; ommon to me dium, 4.004.76. Good beef cow quotable to 85.36. Bulls. 64.76 a 538: light beef bulls to 6635 Choice veal ers quotable to 610. SHEEP Market nominally steady. Good trucked-ln lambs, saleable to 69.00. Choice load lota quotable 69.50. Yearllnga ssleable 66.75. Good to choice ewea quotable 64.36(f5.00. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 11. (AP-USDA) CATTLE 50; slaughter steers absent, good around 900-lb. fed steera quoted 67.76 8.00; good cows absent, quoted 65.S0g6.00; few daU7 heifers, 6510:S.35: late Monday steers closed fairly active, steady, load medium-good 920-lb. Oregon steers. 67.50. load good 1325-lb. beeves. 67.40. bulk medium steers. 66.60a 7.35: part load good 938-lb. fed heifers, $6.35. Calves, 75, all direct. Nominal; choice vealers quoted up to 69.50. HEEP 750. direct 635. Lambs at- sent, good to choice under 83-lb. wooled lambs quoted (9.7510.25; ewea strong, deck choice 138-lb. Cali fornia ewes 65.00, deck medium 100- lb. weight 63.76. Late Monday lamba very slow, weak, two deck medium to good 84-lb. California fed wooled lambs. 69.85; two decks good 89-lb. fed shorn Callfornlas, 69.10. CHICAGO, Feb. 11. (AP-USDA) Hoga 5000; mostly 25 s 35c higher then Monday's average: part of early advance lost: top 611.15: bulk 170- 250 lbs., 610.90 11.15: 360-360 IDS. 610.50a 11.05: best light lights. 611101 most aowa. 69.50a 10.00. CATTLE 5500: calves 800: market again slow: killers refused higher asking prices: undertone barely steady to veak following Monday forced advance: largely ateer anu heifer run. this suggesting more tonnage than numbers Indicate; good and choice weighty steera to shippers up to 611.00. but bulk of crop $9.00 down: practically every thing of quality and conditions to go to killers, whether being against normal atocker and feeder move ment: cows scarce: strong to 15c hlfiher: bulls and vealers 25c higher: selected vealera to 613.50; weighty sausage bulla to $7.25. SHEEP 12.000; fat lambs opening slow; Indlcatlona 15 25c or more lower: sheep steady; bidding $ ioju snd down on most better grade lamb now held $10.76-85 and above; nothing done on yearllnga; scattered native ewes $4.00-57. Portland Produce portIjAND. Ore.. Feb. 11. (AP) Prints. A grade. 37c lb. in parchment wrapper, 38c lb. In carton: B grade, parchment wrapper, 36c lb.; carton. 37c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twice week iv. 37-asc lb.: country routes. 38-37C lb.: B grsde, deliveries less than twice weekly. 35-38C lb.: C grade at market. B grade cream for market Buying price, butterfat baals. 53',$c Vb. EGOS Buying price of wholesal ers: Fresh special, 18-lSc; extra 18c; standards 18c; extra medium lc: do medium first 13c; undergrade 13c: pullets 13o dozen. POTATOES Local. 11.50 cental: Klamath 1.7S cental; Scappoose Netted Gem. 1.80 cental: Deschutes Netted Gems. 175 cental. Cheese, milk, country meat, live potiltry. onions, wool and hay, ateady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 11. (API Grain: " Wheat: Open High Low Close May XW, .8314 .834 .83 i July .774 .T7i 774 774 Sep. .784 -76 -78 -784 Caah: Big Bend bluestem ll-lTVi Do (18 pet.) 1.30ft Dark hard winter (13 pet.). 1.09ft Do (11 pet.) .sft Soft white, western whit, northern spring, hard winter western red . .88 Oats No. 3 white. 823. Corn No. 3 eastern yellow. 830 25. Feb. 14th Is the Date And Don't Forget To Order Mlllrun, 18.S0. Today car receipt: Wheat. 10; barley, 1; flour, 7; oats. 1; hay, 3. Chicago Wheat CH1CAOO. Feb. 11 (API Wheat: Open High Low Close May 96 .97'j .96 ,97'4 July .88 .89 .88', 8'i Sep. .88 ,88'i .87i .67?, Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Feb. II. (AP) Stocks awung Into another broad advance In today's market with many Issues mounting to new high levels for the past seversl yesrs. Despite profit taking, gains of frac tions to 3 or more points predomi nated. The closing was strong. Trans fers approximated 3.350,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye Am. Can . - Am. & Fgn. Power A. T. & T 168 134 - S 171, S3; Anaconda Atch., T. & S. F. - 75; Bendlx Avla 33' 66', 341, 69 V4 94 , Beth. Steel California Pkg ....... Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler , Coml Solv. 20 1; 4 148 33 H 59, Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont . Oon. Foods Gen. Motors Int. Harveat. . ........ I. T. & T. '. Johns-Man. 117 39H 29 74?; 44?, 117, Mont. Ward North Amer. . Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio Std. Brands ........ Std. OH Cal. Std. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. 16; 46, 60; 13', 79", 30, 581- Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel OF WORLD ALMANAC Medford figures prominently at least three times In the new 1938 World Almanac. A. H. Ban well, man ager of the Jackson County cham ber of Commerce, pointed .out today after a hasty perusal of the 1000 pae digest of facts. The Medford Mall Tribune la listed In the almanac as a PuliUer prize winner for disinterested and merit orious editorial service. In company with such metropolitan dallies as the old New York World, the New York World-Telegram, n,e Indian apolis Times and the Bsston Post. "It Is seldom that a newspaper In a city the size of Medford . re ceives such recognition," Mr. Ban- well commented. In the past 34 years only three men have won the United States amateur golf championship more than once and In that select trio the World Almanac lists H. Chandler Eflun of Medford, his name being linked with such celebrities as Bobby Jones and Jerome D. Travers. cham pion of a quarter century ago. Considerable space is given to description of Crater lake and thla natural phenomenon Is, always as sociated with Medford, Mr. Banwell pointed out. "There are few cltiea of compar able si ee In the country that re ceive as much favorable mention as Medford." Mr. Banwell said. MODERN WOMEN Nttd No! Sj(Iff mnnthly pio Wty dua to rnlde.neriouistraiQ.eipoauttoruiiulv rtusfi. Chi-chtv-tert Diamond Hmnd Pilli aratflectiT. r.ihlf iDii tn v Quick Rt lit!. (Sold by w alldniwnsUforovf'MAyi'art. Atfcrw "THI BlAMON0 MAUD" mm Today and Wed. HER SON WAS A Jh gmr exrryt h 1 n that hr btvr rnii lit be the man knew him to bet A FEATHER 1NHERHAT PAULINE LORD BASIL RATHBONE LOUIS HAy WARD Wendy BAP.PIE BJl.tJURKE fP -Pi Andy Clyde j . anspthnta sj Nensreel 1 w ?Tfri n i n .T---- - . m. h fain nrr nnrl rl ffnrfint f I Bowes Amateurs Among the many talented enter talnera who will ahow the reason why they were chosen for the Major Bowes Amateur Stage Unit, coming Sunday only to the Craterlan theater, are "The Tune Teasers," four young men from Toronto who did NOT get the gong. The unit, presenting a well-rounded EXTRA CUBE BUTTER ADVANCES HALF CENT PORTIiANT), Feb. 11. (P) Ad vance of He In buttr extra oubea, prim flrat and first grades prevailed today. Butterfat remained unchanged. Large extras were advanced lc to the same price aa quoted for the top grade opeclals. Keen demand waa ahovlng for live ohlckena along the wholesale way, with prices firm to a fraction higher In spots. Good demand prevailed for dressed turlMws In the trade here with prices fj"! THE DICKS HEELS OFF I a!! h ' 'O Joel, J"J I Li hSiv)f :i I t;; - - :- -. - , in He committed the perfect crime for the girl he loved . . . and then paid the price that all killers pay . . . by losing the only living thing he ever loved I f0MIN0 THUR8DAY FEIDAV Oregon's own nudist show! l "HFSPFRIA" hw ill g v - . 1 J IS (Land of The West) fl A Filmed in all its boldness 111 1 at the Estacada Nudist Ja VVV All I Ti OM.T - OVER JJ Coming Sunday nWmsJsi! program of varied entertainment, will be Medfccd'a first chsnce to see these amateura In person on the stage al- thoug there are undoubtedly thou sands of Rogue valley folk who hav already heard them over the air. The screen festure on the same program will have Bette Davla and Franchot Tone In "Dangerous.' little changed. Turkeya continued the lowest price fowls on the market. , . SALEM. Feb. 11. (ff) Richard Ware, received at the state peniten tiary from Lake county December 1, 1926. today received one of the few conditional pardona Issued by Gov ernor Martin. Ware was sentenced to 30 years in prison for a statutory offense. His pardon was recommended by the state parole officer. , .6V-. -, ... - Special Communication of O Medford Lodge No. 103, A. O M pui Ss A. M., Wednesday. Pen lath, at 1:30 p. m., for the purpose or attending and conducting the funeral of Brother Peter fl. Anderson. O. O. Horner. W. M. GEO. B, ALDFN, JSecy. , Kld'diel-lOc HOUNDED THE THIS KILLER! "DAY li ' f wrrJf Edward Horton His awthfart waited and wonder ed: hi buslneM dwindled itway and hla home life waa becoming unbear able, but he waa happy because the townsfolk ahowered him with silver cups for hla wonderful civic service from which they were getting all the benefits. fit am rig Ed ward Eve re 1 1 Hor to n . In Rialto Role Peter lorre, whose only previous American screen appearance waa n "Mad Low," plays the pert of a de mented criminologist who turns mur derer and matches wlta with Edward Arnold. In the role of a police In spector. The picture la "Crime and Punishment." playing today and to morrow only at the Rialto theater, and comes here heralded as one of the Show 1 1:49 I :4V9:I I jW 1 .iiniljp PUBLIC PANICku! Tomorrow Only! 0h ! what a tap I Fall guy for the whole family in-laws, out laws and by -laws I And then the worm turned you'll howl with sheer delight Also shown tomor row night only at Holly Theatre Edward Everett Horton k Lois W 1 1 1 o n .jll POMITIVKLT ENDS T0N1OIIT I I j If li IRRNIS Dt'NNB Robt. Tailor Jj I I Sunday! On the Stage! In Person! MAJOR BOWES' AMATEURS in Craterian Hit Htllywmjd b lnvfucram picture stealer. In a great comedy film of hla own, "Your Uncle Dudley.' cornea tomor row to the Craterlan theater, for matinee and evening, also tomorrow nLght only at the Holly theater. Lois Wilson Is the aweethearfc n4 the secretary of this paragon of pub Mr aervloe. outstanding pictures of this type eret released, Marian Marsh. Robert Allen and Mrs. Pat Campbell have featured role. (Stated Communication of Reamea Chapter. O. K, 8, Wednesday evening, Feb. IS, Social night. Visiting mem bers welcome. HATTIE M. AJjDHN. SeoT. Lincoln Birthday DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS Wednesday Night Men 25 ladies 10 c 3 Slats . . . tit l ere . . . 31 KlddleilOc I 1 l.onh IVrtn'a fomlng on THURSDAY! i j t.