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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKU. OREGON". WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11. 1936. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and On Business Visit Mrs. Benjamin M Heatb of Ashland was a business visitor in Medford today. In Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Loren Stephens called on relatives and friends In Grants Pass Monday. . From Ashland H. L. Claycorab of , Ashland made business and friendly calls In tnls city yesterday. To Idaho H. J. Rummell was among passengers on the northbound train last night, bla destination be inj 8,n Point, Idaho. Attend Practice Fred Strang. Dr. L. L. Sander and D. E. Terrett at tended Shrine band practice In Ash land Monday evening. Here on Business J. P. Mlmnaugh . and Steve Zarka, both of Ashland, were among business callers here yes terc ay. Here from Ashland Among Ash land residents In Medford Monday were Mr; and Mrs. Henry Wallla and Vollle Squire. . Call on Friends Mr. and Mra. E N. Butler of Ashland called on Med ford friends Tuesday and called In otrer valley towns during the day. business Visitor Don Ross of the accounting department 'for Copco. transacted business in Ashland yes terday. . From Tule Lake Capt. John R, Murray, commander of Camp Tule Lake, conferred yesterday with of ficers at CCO headquarters here. from Camp Bly Oapt. Buford E. Boyd, commander of Camp Bly, was a, business visitor yesterday at Med 'foro COC headquarters. Returns Home Harold A. Frohbach returned last night to his home In Minneapolis, Minn., having been call ed here by the death of his father, H. O. Frohbach,- lost Monday. Visits son Mrs. Elizabeth Bowor msn left Monday for San Francisco where she will spend a few daye vis iting her son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs Dan Bowerman. from Portland 0. W. Walls, man ager of the Insurance department of the Portland Trust & Savings bank, was In Medford today conferring with local representative. Copco Men Visit William Tucker and Sterling Richmond, both of the California Oregon Power company, transacted business In Ashland yes ter.'.ay. Mrs. Klncald South Mrs. Alice Klncald la among Mod lord I tee visiting out of town, she being a guest at the home of he daughter. Mrs. R. D. Tlaherty, at Santa Ana, Cal. Mltrovltch Returns Anthony Mltrovltch, state policeman who has been convalescing from a recent Ill ness at the home of Ms parents m Portland, returned to his duties at Mcadford headquarters today. Leave for Home Mrs. Lucie Nolan and small son Richard left here this morning for their home at Lostlne, after spending the past month in Medford aa the guests of Mrs. N. 8. Oatman, mother of Mrs. Nolan. Medford Visitors Recent visitors to- Medford from Ashland Included Mra. A. F. Abbott. Mrs. H. L. Moore and Mrs. Durfee, who spent Monday afternoon here, and Erford Poole, who was in town Monday evening. Confers Here Stanley Richmond, educational adviser at Camp Soutn Fork, conferred yesterday at, Medford COC headquarters with Eugene C. Golden, district educational coordln ,. (.tor. They discussed camp programs. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. W. Potter left this morning for their home near Welaer. Idaho, after spend ing the past four months vlsltlmj their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mra. E. H. Ross of Ross lane. ' . ' Undergo Operations Donna Sher wood, who underwent a tonsllectomy ano adenomectomy at the Osteo pathic clinic and hospital yesterday, ws reported aa doing nicely today. Others who had tonsils and adenoids ren-oved during the past few day were Ferney McKibbon and Olen Blrk. Dr. O. H. Scheetz of Grants Pass underwent a tonsllectomy at the hospital Sunday. AUCTION SALE TONIGHT 7:30 O'CLOCK - AT WURTS GIFTS Every Afternoon at 1 :00 p. m. SIMPLE MUSCULAR RHEUMATIC PAINS GET QUICK RELIEF h you are one of the rsst numsr of people who suffer torturing. blnf. shooting simple muscular rheu matic puns of arms. leg., ahoulde-. and body, here is quick relief. Te Jur a few doses of Williams B.U X. Compound. It must produce results or money back. Williams M X Com pound is prepsred from the prescrip tion of a d'v?'w wio used It in prl v.v practice many yesrs. Now this rluble rel:f Is svallable to suffer er, at a cost of only a tew cents a Try a bMtle umler the money b.t anarsnree. Fn)ov blessed relief a "nenv other Mifferers sit they have On iu at Heath. Dr j store. Ad. PERSONAL Teacher C horns Meet The Jtck md County Teachers' choriu will meet in the courthouse auditorium Saturday mornlug at 10 o'clock. Every member Is urged to be preaeut aa the chorus Is practicing for tho concert to be held March 30. Duties Enlarged .Donald Mtv, educational adviser at Camp w liner, haj been assigned the additional duty of aerrlng headquarteu detachment at the fairgrounds. He conferrei yt tejtfay with officers of CCC hesd- quorters here regarding hla new as signment. To Conference Harry W. Andrew een, special lecturer on vocational training for the 0th corps area, Sim Francisco, left for Monterey, Cal., to dey after spending a month at camps In the Medford CCC district. He Is to attend a Joint educational con ference between the Fresno and Mon terey districts In -Monterey, Friday ano Saturday. Two Face Charges Gordon Hau, arerted by state police on a charge of operating a non-licensed- automo bile, was scheduled to appear In Jus tice court at 4:30 thla afternoon to answer the charge. Thomas Oraer of Tonasket, Wash., arrested on a charge of operating a truck line with no license and no PUO permit, was also scheduled to appear In Justice couit this afternoon. Buyers Return New spring and summer apparel selected Mr. and Mrs O. T. Steward In Los Angeles and San Francisco during the past six weeks, Is arriving at Adrlenne'a store dal.y in readiness for Easter wear. The Stewards returned to Medford today from the southern state where they also purchased merchandise from New York and Chicago manu facturing companies. Leaving for .Montana Louis H. McOuire, project superintendent at the Applegate CCC camp, has resign ed from the Rogue River national forest service to accept a position a Junior engineer on a federal project in Montana. He Is completing his work with the forest service th'j week and expects to report for his new duties Monday. HLs place here will be taken by Robert Aufderheide, now foreman of the Applegate camp. The latter's successor has not bees named. Livestock. PORTLAND. Ore.. March 11. (AP USDA) Hogs: Receipts 350, includ ing 10 direct; market rather slow, mostly steady; good-choice 170-lb. dri veins mostly 910.50; few down to 910.40; load lota quotable to 910.75; 330-75 lb., 910.00; 375-lb. down to 89.00; 120-50 lb., 99.75 to mostly 910; packing sows, 98.25-50; feeder pTgs, $10.00-50. CATTLE: Receipt 100. Including 6 direct; calves 15, including 8 di rect: market very slow, mostly steady; good fed steers. $7.00; oom mon -medium grades, $5.75$6; heif ers, scarce; low cutter and cutter cows. 92.50 3.50; common -medium, including fat dairy type cows, 93.76 (9 4.75; odd head good beef cows, 95.00-25; bulls mostly 84.75 5.35; good-choice vealers, 98 $ 9.00. SHEEP: Receipts. 60; market steady on slaughter ewes, nominally steady other classes; choice trucked in lambs salable $9.50-76; load lot quotable to $10.00: few good-choice 120-55 lb. ewes. 8500-50; common 85-lb. weights down to $3.00. CHICAGO, March 11. (AP-USDA. HOGS 11.000; steady to 10 cents high er: some sale heavies more than 10 cents above previous close; top 10.95 fo short load strictly choice 180 lb.; 150-340 lb. 10.15-55; 250-290 lb. 0.80 10.C5; 290-350 lb. 0 80-85; sows 9-00-40. CATTLE 7.000; solves 1,500; led steers and yearlings generally steady to strong following active and strong to 13 cents higher market early; kiil iiV quality improved; dressed trade sluggish, this tending to weaken po sition of better gra4e tseers wanted on shipper account; supply such klnda fairly liberal; early top 11.65; some held around 13.00; mostly steers 7.75 10 00; fed heifers strong to 33 higher cows strong; best fed heifers 900. stoi-kers and feeders fairly actvle at 7 7o down to 6.00. - SHEEP 7.000: fat lambs generally 33 higher; morning' top 10.35; to all Interests with 101 lb. Colorado at 10.10; -odd lots medium to good light lamb .9.25-10.13; no strictly good yearlings offered; fed Teias yearlings bla around 9.00; sheep extremely (lax ffteinhardt's riMT nix moeucTiox "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM" BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Muiic by MenJelssonn, Willi a cast of more loan one thousand Thursday zJCarch 19th TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY 2:15 and 8:15 ALL BEATS RESERVED MATINEE: Lower floor 1st 30 rows 5c. balance (So Balcony 1st 2 rows tl. 10. balance tie EVENINO: lower floor lit 10 rows c. neat 10 rows S balance i leat rows) 11.10 Balcony 1st I rows II 65, balance 69e ALL PRICES INCLUDE TAX Box Office Opens Monday Noon Mail Orderi Now I Hunt's Qratcrjan Theatre scarce; fully steady; odd natlv wea 5-50 down; no Xwdinj lamb olfre. SAN FRANCISCO. March U .(AP USDA) HOGS 1.100; opened active, closed alow, fully 10c lower; early top 111. 15 on 180 to 190-lb. butchers; later sales 170 to 835-lb. averages, $10.0011; part load 377-lb. weight. $10.40; packing sows, mostly 98.50. CATTLE 300, daughter steers act ive, strong to shad higher; good 1010-lb., 97.35, medium good around 1000 lbs.. 97.35. Medium to good he stock practically absent, low cutters and cutters about steady, mainly $3.504.35. few heavy dairy cows, 94.60; bulla steady, few 95.75 down. Calves 34, odd lots, common to me dium Tellers, 95.00 a 7.00; choice veal ers quoted up to 910.00. L. SHEEP Nona. Nonlmal; good un der 85-lb, fed wooled lamba quoted aound 99.50a8.35; choice light wool er ewes salable up to 95.50. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, March 11. (AP) Grain: Wheat Open High low Close May Mi .8t4 M'l, July .74' .78V. .78 .78 Sept .77 .7 .77 .77 Cash: Bis Bend bluestem, 81.31; do. 13 per cent, 11.24: dark hard winter, 12 per cent. 81.11: do. 11 per cent. 99c; soft white, western white. 87c; northern spring, hard winter, 86c; western red, SO'c. Oats, No. 2 white. S22.50ff23.50. Corn. No. 2 B yellow, 31.50. Mlllrun. 818.00.. Today'a car receipts: Wheat, 2S: barley, !; flour, 18; hay, 2. Portland Produce PORTLAND. March 11. BUT TER Prints, A grade. 30V$c lb. in parchment wrapper. 30e lb. In car tons; B grad. parchment wrapper. .-9Vac lb.; carton. 30'ic lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery A grade, deliveries at least twice weekly 30-31C lb.; country routes. 38-30c .b.: B grade, deliveries less than twice weekly, 28-20c lb.; C grade at market B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price, butterfat basis, 53 ',4c lb EGGS Buying price of wholesalers Extras 18c; standards 16c; extra me dium 16c; do medium first 15c; un der grade. 13c; pullets 13c down. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, potatoes, wool ant, hay, steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, March 11. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May SB, S9b SB 3 July .89H .89 .88 .89 Sep. .88 .88V4 .87 .88'. Wall St. Report NEW YORK. March 11. (P) Bull ish operations in today's stock mar ket were centered principally on in dustrial specialties and a number n these were pushed up 1 to 6 or mor. points. ' Steel, rails, motors and utilities were belated followers of the forward move. Somo profit taking appeared in the last hour, but the close wa firm Despite the sharp gains, the volume approximated only 3,200,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow; AI. Chem. Dye . 190 V. Am. Can , , ,134 Am. Se Fgn. Pow. 1 Anaconda 86 'A Atch. T. & S. F. 78S Bendlx Av.a . 35 '4 Betn. Steel , California Pack'g. Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler ... - Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wright DuPont 1 Gtn. Foods. Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest. . T. & T. Johns-Man. . Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio ....... Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. . St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. . Unit. Aircraft U. 8. fiteel 64 ZZJZL.M . i TODAY ONLY Z .7ul p?v .Zir I zzzzizz'ioJ mc . i sftd 1 . ft I zzzzzzz sj mmm Bing Crosby in W Adapted from the stage success that made a record year's run on Broad way. "Anything Goea," with Cole Porter' famous song hits, comes to the Craterlan theater tomorrow with Bing Crosby. Ethel Merman and Charlie Rtiggles In the leading roles of the screen version of the famous hit. Also featured In the cast are Ida Luplno, Grace Bradley. Arthur Treacher. Robert McWade and Matt Moore among others. Crosby play the part of a broker who finds himself aboard an ocean liner, with the borrowed passoprt of a public enemy In his pocket. Charlie The W. C. T. U. The W. C. T. U. meets Thursday afternoon at 3:30 In the Baptist church parlor. The program Jll be one of special Interest as Rev. J. N. Long, evangelist at the Baptist church, will lead the devotional ser vice and give an address. Mrs. Long and Mrs. Norman Gail will be heard In solos. Those who have not yet heard Mr. Long are urged to attend. This will be an open meeting and all are welcome. Rev. Long will apeak promptly at 3:30. a IAWNMOWBRS Sharpened. We call for and deliver. 23 N. Fir' St. SIMS BROS. Phone 261. ' Special meeting of Med ford Council of Kadosh Wednesday night. Thir tieth Degree. Supper at 6:30 P. M. Special Feast Day observance. A 1 1 members urged to be present. Visitors cor dially Invited. By order of the commander, L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. Use Msll Tribune want ads. "20 ANYTIME: Brill Metal Works, Inc. ORNERtl. HHV.T.T METAL fcrneres oil Burners 109 E. 8th St. Phone 418 It. i J1 k iv- -W "Ws' X. ' '. T i LclDOIEW I B- 1 rA5t I ssa v-Jo-S -A ; i. yp I eat fv B"n iitSttV I I s lmSMMr I B jEyaWAX f Xy I vT w ) V? NEIL fk HAMILTON m furness 'Erf i Thursday Show Ruggles, in various disguises, assist him to find a beautiful girl he be ltevea to be in distress and at the same time keep out of the clutches of the law. Between them the two of them, and the assistance of the other leads, they manage to keep in perpetual hot water, enlivening the film no little bit. Comedy, fast paced throughout, proves to be the motivating theme of the show, but with Cole Porter, ace song writer, au thor of various tunes In the picture, there are naturally many song num bers, including the ever-popular "You're On Top.' San Francisco Butter. SAN FRANCISCO. March 11. (AT USDA) Butter, score: 92-31. IAWNMOWEBS Sharpened. We cell for and deliver. 23 N. Fir St. SITUS BROS. Phone 281. Enjoy the alluring fragrance of Pantoufle and Leaul Perfume. Young's Drugs, Main and Central. Stated Communication of Reames Chapter, O. E. 8., Thursday evening at 8 o' clock. Social Night. Vlslt- lnj members Invited. HATTIE M. ALDBN, Secty. Use Mall Tribune want adi. Shows 1:45 0:45-9:00 EL,::'.TSToday and SHE FELL FOR And Had to if x ' ' 2f fe y 11 y in ... of being: left alone, while her hus band wont to other porta . . . and for all ahe knew, other women! The strangest wedding; bargain that was ever made I 7D Bated en the neve) by KATHLEEN NORRli with CLAIRE TREVOR Ralph BELLAMY Ben LYON Jane DARWELL I PLUS I Hal Kemp and Orrheafra "NO OTHER ONE Popular Arte nee Novelty Neirt ,. - . ... t Rialto's Star ne bV . l fir 4". Claire Trevor and Ralph Bellamy have the featured rolfa in "Navy Wife." which plays at the Rialto the ater today and Thursday. The film, which fcRtures for the first time the woman' aide of navy life, was adapted from Kathleen Norrls' popular novel, "Beauty'a DanRhter." "Navy Wife" tella the atory of a young nurse who loses her heart to a navy physician, atill In love with the memory of his dead wife. Bel lamy offers marriage to Miss Trevor, however, so that hla crippled daugh ter may have a home and mother. As the story progresses. Miss Trovor learns that, Instead of one rival, the dead wife, she hna two. The second Is a beautiful, exotic woman, played by Kathleen Burke. Just as their marriage la about to end In tragedy, a surprise-filled climax brings them understanding and happiness. Warrpn Hymer. Ben Lyon and Jane Darwin are also In the cast. Card of Thunka. I wish to take thla means to thank my company and employes and many other friends for sympathy and klnd nera they have shown In my recent accident, and for the flowera that have been sent In. Ho my many business friends who find It Is Im possible to visit, because of business hours. I will be glad to have them cal at their convenience, as I will d here for some time yet. Will be gli-i to ree anvone as often aa they would like to call. It la lmpoeatble for me to tlnd words to express my thanka for the hospitality I have receive! here. Max M. Overstreet, Room 329, Sacred Heart Hospital. ' 100 LATE TO CLASSIFY PHONE 969-R, re -upholstering., nt fiulshtng. re-g hieing. Thlbault. FOR RENT Modern 7-room house on east aide; oil-burner. Phone 827-X. FOR &ALF Cabin and river front age on Rogue river. Call 507 Palm St. WANTED Brush mirner. Glenn Darby, Kings highway. FOR SAI.E household furniture. Mrs. D. W Stone, 1128 West Main. I-hone lfllR-J. It will happen soon! Evan's Buster Brown Removal Sale! a Adults Klddles-10c ThursdayB 1 A NAVY MAN! Pay the Price! - -. (6. . A i LP II TP'1 ft f ROLLER CANARIES 31 S. Rlversiae. WANTED To rent 3-room spart nient, by two business RLrla. Reas onable. Box 1071, Tribune. FOR RENT Furnished apartment; nr.,,. pin.i. dhl ii. oversillll- ei. One 3-room. one 4,-room at tne Oloria Pan at south Central, under management ol the ownr, Mrs. Bechtel. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY hefluced prices on orriera of 100 or more Rhode Island Red hatching Mshood strain. Mra. R. E. 3rtey. Phone 314-W. FOR SALE 40 aores of rl-h free sell. io per acre. Phone 1388. John Frees. 801 N. Central. FOK SALE One 70-ft. lot. 14 A. ad joining on baok covered hard wood. Inquire Knox Service St. Jackson ville. FOR RENT 4-roorn modern houAe. turnlshed: reasonable. Inquire 311 W. Jacknon- FOR SALE Late 1030 Ford roadster; rumble sent: reconditioned engine. Must sacrifice. Phone 208-R. FOR RENT Desirable house on er. side, close in. D. T. Lswton, 331 Apple. FOR RENT Apartment. 3 rooms nn nam, iifinu ana not water fur nished; Frlgtdalre. 810 s. Oakdale WANTED Wool and mohalrAlwa7 top prices paid. J. J. Osenbruggo. 133 s. Riverside. 1:49 0:19-9:00 RKA hC ipgSiJS Hol,y 1 Bllh g JOKL ,Mr(. ALSO TOMOIIT ONLY AT THE CRATERIAN THEATRE On the Stage at 9:00 o'clock Mann 's Spring Fashion Show TOMORROW! IT'S THE TOPS! BING CROSBY M Ethel MERMAN Xj Tha musical show that wowed the nation . now topi the screen parade in a riot of romance hilarity new tunes stars excitement I Feel at "The Heart Comfort Convenience, Courtesy Service Attractive Ratet Dettched oath ' With bstb ... Hotel Cornelius 851 V? Park BIN O. port land IN THE HEART OP THE CITV MATCHED black team, saddle horses, milk cow, cheap. Phone 1410. LATE MODEL CHEV. lonr wheelbase truck, guaranteed perfect: overs:re tires, overload springs. Priced for quick sale. Trade and terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Drvtee and Plymouth. Bell-ansIM FOR INDIGESTION ..- ...-..J . i.,- J ST. PATRICK DANCE March 17th at ORIENTAL GARDENS Two Dances Two Orchestras One Admission Shamrock will he given nway with tickets. Pf'lll Muu ,5cll 'J. Ill E" 5C Kiddles 10c 1 1 f Now I Eat V j Rich Gravy J ) 'l''t Stomorh Goel 1 "Sin Jiffy with Kell-ans I TODAY ONLY! 1 B1I.I.IE BIRKF, 3 Home in of Portland' ORIMSON M(T, ill h. a 11.00 np pftrk Ave II JO up Hnf-i 82.1 S.rf. Park Portland