Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 24, 1936, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text"NfEDFOTID MATL TRFBTTNTK. M"ET)FORD, OTCF.OeVN. TUESDAY. MATJCTT 24. 1M6. PAGE ELEVEN 54 LOCAL and Guest In Ashland Robert Madden pent the week-end visiting at the Manly M. Brower home In Ashland. Shopping Here Ruth Woods and Thelma Gregory, both of Ashland, were among Medford shoppers Sat urday. From New York H. T. Moore of New York City arrived this morning from Portland to transact business here, Business Visitor Business vlslt-m In Medford today Included Jack Rob ertson of Hollywood who arrived from the nortb this morning. : " To San Francisco -Mrs. May Joe" in was among passengers on the south bound train last nlghi, her destina tion being San Francisco. - Bre Today Edwin T. Hick tram acted business In Medford today. He expected to return to his headquar ters In San Francisco this evening. Lieutenant Back Ueut. H. H. Mar den returned this morning from Port land and Seattle where he has; been visiting since last Thursday when lie went north by plane. "From Camp Rand Lieut. Walter J. Buboltz and W. W. Belcher, educa tional adviser, of Camp Rand "con ferred yesterday with olflcera at CCC headquarters here. Receives Aid C. A. Richardson, caretaker of the lodge In Crater lata national park, was to be taken by rangers today to government camp whence he was to be brought to Med ford for medical .treatment and rest. He Is suffering from a sprained ank!?. sustained a few days ago when he slipped on the snow. ' Confers Here John R. Sargent, U. B. bureau of public roads under whose supervision roads in Crater lake national park were constructed, left this morning for Klamath Falls after conferring here with David H. Can field . park superintendent, and J . Carlisle Crouch, chief ranger. Mr. Sar gent makes his headquarters in Port land. To Address Actlvlnns-Davld H. Can field, superintendent of Crater lake national park, will be the principal speaker at the weekly dinner-meeting of the Ashland Active club in ths Ashland hotel at 6:15 tomorrow eve ning. While the exact subject of the talk has not been decided, It Is ex pected to be on some phase of na tional park administration, Attend Conference Robert Aufder helde, project superintendent at Camp APPlegate, and J. A. Walsh, project superintendent at Camp South Fork, today attended a conference of Rogue river national forest personnel In fed eral court. The conference, which opened yesterday, la mapping out a program of forest fire prevention and suppression for the summer season.' SPEED IS SOUGHT IN FLOOD RELIEF : An urgent plea lor Immediate contributions to the Jackson county Red Cross fund for the rehabilita tion of flood victims was Issued to day by Oeorge T. Frey, local chair man. The county's quota has been set by national headquarters at 450. .-- "The response thus far has been generous but we are eager to com plete the quota so that Jackson county may be among th first to forward Ita allotment," Mr; Frey said. "We have now received allRhtly more than 9100. contribution have ranged from 91 to 910 from adults. Children have -been coming In with 35 -cent plecca." Contributions may be left at Red Cross office. In the courthouse, any . FROW THE WEST COAST &anamaCanaJ Eaiprtaj-Ikitain Thi irMt wnrld-erulM ihfo arrives In San Fraoclaco on April JOth, aa.Hnft (or Europe on Mr noraini in un usual opportunity to Weaten. traveler.. .a trip to Cherbourg and Southampton, arrMnt Mu th. Th" Empress nf Britain' li the larfttat erulM liner afloat, aflordina .Site. Sottd and Spaca ...room and apartment!, ttnnU and aquai courts, two iwtmmlnft poola...uniclled In luturloua appointment! and wrvic Join the troupe, happy, tenftanlal world traltra aboard ...Ihrouth the Panama Canal Ithampla time at Balboa and Ghrlatooal...an .nttrtsnnt on; anrf nitihf In Havana. ..In Nt York foe thoppint and an ctenfnf at th thtr Ilvlna aboard the "EmprtJS of Britain during your stay in New York.. .no bother of pack ing; Of unpacking. ..and no hotel , thrill. cro.ini th Atlantic on QriiA the "Emprtst of Britain. MINIMUM FARE from san rnvM.isa ins incclu SOUTHAMPTON... S404 CHERBOURG $40 1 (Including berth and await) loftfca tar ell derails, rewrratlons and bookings, tall or wrirt our local office be low. W K. MACON Ow tn. I - r- t1' PERSONAL Business Callers Mrs. W, Luman and son Hilt were among business callers In Ashland Saturday, Ashland Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Bohnert visited friends In Ash land Bunday, . At Headquarters Lieut. John A. Rosenbaum of Camp Agness was a business caller at Medford CCC head quarters yesterday. Here On Business Business callers In Medford Saturday Included Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jones of Ashland who spent the day here. Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stevens of Ashland visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Jones, par ents' of Mrs. Stevens, of this city. . ' Visit Ashland Friends Mr. and Mrs. George Gates and Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gates visited friends In Ashland Sun day. Executive Sleeting The Circle Mis sionary society of the First Christian church will hold a monthly executive meeting at the home of Mrs. P. C. Latham this evening at 7:45. Stories Published Elmer Carlson has received notice of the acceptance or three of his stories by publications. "How Ted Geta a Job" has been ac cepted by Junior Joys, published by the Nazarene Publishing company; "Bobby Goea to The Airport" and "Billy and His Banjo" will both ap pear in ensuing Issues of The Young Crusader, w. C. T. tJ. publication. White Gravely III B. J. White, proprietor of the Crystal Springs dairy who haa been suffering from a heart ailment for several months, was reported gravely 111 at Sacred Heart hospital today. Little hope was held out for his recovery. Last week he suffered a bad stroke. His brother El don and wife, from Mi not, North Da kota, arrived here Saturday to be with him. Guard Prill Tonight Company A and headquarters company, third battalion, 186th infantry, will hold their regular weekly drills In the Medford armory at 8 o'clock tonight. There are now two vacancies In Com pany A which the officers are eager to fill before March 31 after which date no new members will be ac cepted who have not had previous military experience. Recruits should apply at the armory at 7:30 tonight. More Crater Snow Six Inches of new snow were measured In Crater lake national park this morning, mak ing the total depth on the ground 133 inches. It was stated In the dally broadcast from i park headquarten. The weather was described as cloudy, with snow falling intermittently. Skiing conditions were said to be ex cellent. Weather conditions are now broadcast from the park dally at 7:B0 a. m. over a 3235 wave-length. Medford bank, the First National Bank of Ashland or the First State Bank of - Eagle Point, Mr. Frey ald. ELK CANDIDATES RIDE The last class of Initiates to bo welcomed Into Lodge 1168, B. P. O. Elks under the regime of the pres ent officers, will ride the goat at the regular weekly meeting Thurs day night. The in-going class will not be large, probably five or six new members, It was announced. A big attendance la expected for the Initiation ceremonies. On April 2. a week from Thursday, new of ficers elected last week will be In stalled In their chairs In a cere mony expected to attract a huge turnout of the antlered herd. DR. BARNES TO SPEAK AT Dr. I. T. Barnes, pastor at large of the Advent Christian church, will be with the Medford church of that de nomination for five days! beginning Wednesday evening, March 33. and continuing over Sunday, the 39th. There will be services every evening at 7:30, with two services Sunday at the regular preaching hours. Dr. Barnes Is a speaker of splendid ability and will preach along lines of holiness and the victorious lire. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all to attend. Pactory style workmanship thor oughly guaranteed Youi watch or Jewelry repairing receives my person at mention Jno W. Johnson. s GREEN SLAB WOB soo Big DOUBLE LOAD For Direct Mill Dcliveriei First come, first served I Phone 7 Now TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. Markety Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., March 24. (AP-USDA) HOG receipt 300; market steady. Oood to choice drlvelna 10.75 10 BS; load lots ab sent, but quotable to 111: 330-3O0 lb. $10 10.50; 115-156 lb. 10 10.50; packing sows largely (8.50; feeders quotable $10.2511. CATTLE: Receipt 100, Including 49 through; calvees 16, Including four through; market slow, scatter ed salea steady. Odd head medium stoers, 8.75$7; good long-fed steers quotable to 67.05; common heifers, $5.25 . 5.76; good fed quotable up ward to $7; low cutter and cutter oows $2.75 44; common to medium. $4.50(95; fed good beef cows. $5.50; bulls $4.75t5.50; good to choice vealers. $8.50$ 9.50; common to med turn, $5(9 8, No sheep receipts. Market nom inally steady. Good to. choice drlve tns salable around $9.50(9 10; choice load lots quotable to $10.35; good to choice ewes, $5.50 8. CHICAGO. March 24. AP-USDA) HOGS: 12,000; slow, 10-15 lower; weights below 200 lb. off most; prac tical top. $10.75; bulk 160-250 lb., $10.35-80; 250-300 lb. $10.35-50; sows steady to 10 lower, $9.40-75. CATTLE: 8.000. calves 2,500; fed steers and yearlings slow, bidding 25 lower on better grades with supply apparently In excess of trade require ments; largely steer and heifer run; better grades predominating; common and medium light steers fully steady at $8-50 down; all she stock steady, light heifers all grades continue ac tive at recent advance; best heifers $9-25; cows steady; bulls strong; veal ers 25 higher at $9.00 down to $7.50. few $9.50. SHEEP: 8,000; fairly active, steady trade on all classes; bulk choice ftJ western lambs $10.00-25 to packers; several loads averaging 67-90 lb., $10.35 and 10.40 to shippers; around 105 lb. weights, $9.76; feeding and shearing lambs $9.00-50; fall shorn yearlings, $8.35; most fat ewes, $4.50 5.50. Portland Produce PORTLAND. March 24. (AP) BUTTER: Prints. A grade, 32c lb. In parchment wrapper. 33c lb. In carton; B grade, parchment wrap per. 31c lb.; cartons, 32c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery. A grade, deliveries at least twice week ly. 32 j? 34c lb.; country routes, 30&33C lb.; B grade, 3031c lb.; O grade at market. B grade cream for market Buy ing price, butterfat basis, S3!4c lb. EOOS Buying price of whole salers: extras, 18c; standards, 16c; extra mediums, 16c; do medium firsts, 15c; under grade, 13c; pul lets, 13c dozen. POTATOES Local. 9150 cental; Klamath, 91-65 cental: Scappoose Netted ' Gems, 91.60 cental: Des chutes Netted Oems, 9165 cental. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, wool and hay. steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., March 24. (AP) Grain; Wheat. Open High Low Close May 82 82 Vi 82 82 ',4 July 15 75 76'. 75'2 Sept. 73 73 i 73 73 Cash: Big Beno Blueatem 13 per cent 121; do 12 per cent 118; dark hard winter 12 per cent 107",$; do 11 per cent 9514; soft white, western white 84; northern spring, hard win ter, western red 83. Oats, No. 2 white 22.50. Corn, No. 9 I. yellow 29.50. Mlllrun 17.00. Today's car receipt: Wheat S2: flour 7: oats 1; hay 1. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. March 34. fl Wheat. Open High Low Close May 97, 74 961, 7t July -Sept. B7 86H 85 86 87 86 H Wall St. Report NEW YORK, March 34. (AP) The stock market turned Irregular Jiwt before the clou today aftr be- MODERN WOMEN Ntt4 Not Sufftf monthly pain and delay due to rolil. DRi-voufl train, pstKuiT or imilar nuM. Chi chev-tora Diamond HriuidPilliaraefltctive, rJililmipvoQkURtlll. tWd by iui(jruxri!'ui'irfvfr'iy&r8. aw ret thi piamond fy a fl AMD" . PINE lnf ta.ld to . fslrtjr tts4y eouzs. throughout most at th. session bjr selected group of Industrial speclsl tles end rells. Sole, approximated 1,950.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 82 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye IBS' Am. Can -iaa Am. A rgn. Poir- . , , 8-S A. T. ft T. ia Anaconda Atoh. T. ft 8. F. Bendtx A via. Beth. Steel .. California Pack'g Caterpillar Tract. . Chrysler Co ml. Solv Curti&s-Wrlght DuPont Gen. Food, Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. ft T. Johns Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. 0.) Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac Std. Brands ..., St. OH Cal. ... St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer, Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel Ban Frant'lsco Butter SAN FRANCISCO, March 3. (AP-USDA) Butter, score: 02, 30c. SACRAMENTO. Calif., March 24. (API Churning cream butterfat, first grade, 33c; second grade, 320, Kellogg Wage Scale Highest In Its History Manufacturer Who Pioneered Six-Hour Day Finds It a Success IN the six-hour day with waces raised to compensate for the shorter working period lies the solution of the unemployment problem. In the opinion of W. K. Kellogg, the Bat tle Creek cereal manufacturer. Mr. Kellogg bases his convic tion on the expe rience of the Kellogg Company Bhlph haa tirtan W. K. Kellogg on the (ll.hou, basis through five of-the severest years in American history and which has just announced an avor age wage Increase of 18V4 per cent With this Increase Kellogg workers now receive more for six hours work than they did tor eight hours in the years just prior to the de pression. The minimum, which If guaranteed all male employees of the plant, Is (4 60 tor a six hour day equivalent to 6 for eight hourB. "We have found that with tho shorter working day efficiency Is so Increased, accident and sickness rates are so improved, and the unit cost of production Is so lowered that we can afford to pay as much for six hours as we formerly paid for eight," Mr. Kellogg said. "The company Is more than satisfied with the results. "When we Instituted the slxhour day we were able to Increase em ployment 20 per cent Of coarse, there are some plants In which the six-hour day would not be practic able. "But I am convinced that It the plan were tried in those plants that could profit by It, they could in crease their employment by at leaat 10 oer cent." POINT PAR TOURNAMENT TOMORROW FOR LADIES A point par tournament aud lunch la on the profrram Wednesday for women golfers at tha Rogue Valley links, It waa announced today. 'KlCa-ittviCK" Dndergarmenu that fit at Bthelwvo B Huffman n"a 3 Tomorrow Onlyl CS The Biggest Comedy Sensation In Years ! as 74 4 .9 88 'i S'i 73 85 Vi am i A . i 148 4 85 :. 18(4 45'i 13', ia; aft 3.: 13V4 564 6314 ft:ogA VAj-wsouasoh 'Iff .nd Tonlle! 1fJ lU MIRIAM ill I HOPKINS 111 Anne Shirley at Outstripping her success In "Anne of Oreen Gables," Anne Shirley offers an unusual type of performance In her newest feature, "Chatterbox," which plays at the Rialto theater tomorrow and Thursday. Playing a stage-struck runaway from n Vermont farm, sadly larking Lionel Barrymore I'll kill the man who kills my dog!". How many times have you heard this said; yot how many times do you honestly believe It could happen? In "The Voice of Bugle Ann," playing tomorrow only for mat inee and evening shows at the Cra ter lan thenter also tomorrow night only at the Holly theater, Lionel Bar rymore as Spring Davis voices this threat, and when his prlae fox hound Is killed he carries out the threat and commits murdpr. PYorn this stir .,,ll,,,..Wa.ikM I 'LI. Hi sumlflwiniai" "J""irii'K1y"; I "H 'r- V tV tt "I'll kill the man who kills my i jaaaa-aaaMMfS IW I T" firafflS'll I I Ii:ivn:"" ySUlUauL Kid.uM.ioc MORE LOVABLE THAN EVER! with ANNE SHIRLEY Phillips Holmes Eric Rhodes Positively Ends Tonight! W ROGkRS 'STEAMBOAT ROUND THI SEHD Rialto Thursday A lu acting ability or know led He of the world, Anne Is satd to turn In a brilliant portrayal whose delightful comedy la balanced by poignant dra matic momenta. Others In the cast with Miss Bhlr ley are Phillips Holmes, Erik Rhodes, Edward Kills and Margaret Hamilton. Here Wednesday ring background has come one of the most gripping of screen dramas. 'Bugle Ann" la the dog's name, de rived from the deep bay so much like a bugle. She la the old man's pride and Joy, and upon her he lav ishes the affection and care he might feel for a daughter. She Is the only dog In Missouri with that prlae bugle voice And i having raised her from the runt of the litter, Spring Davis feels Justly proud of his pup. When his dog In klllfd by the mennneas of his ... as "Jenny Yates", the little stage struck coun try girl who took a whirl at Broad way . . . and failed because she talked too much! It lives with human emo tions! Tomorrow and Thursday! neighbor tha old man, without fur ther ado. shoots him and Is sentenc ed to prison. It la In tha courtroom seen that he gives the dramatic trib ute to dogs In general which, If for no other reason, would make the film well worth white. But, with a happier climax than spending the rest of his life In prison, the story is brought to ft cloa. Maureen O'SulUvan, Eric Ltnden, Dudley Dlggea and Charley Orapewln head th supporting cast. Roxy Wednesday "Hot Tl p." wl th Jam aieason and Zosu Pitts In the starring roles, will play at the Roxy theater to morrow only. It It the sad, sad story of a hen pecked husband who gambled his wife on a horse race. He lost the race and lost his wife, until she made so much fuse that the owner brought her back. FLORENCE, Italy, March 34. (AP) Maria Stola, the S3-year-old maid of the Grecian Prlnceesea Irene and Catherine, committed suicide today In 350-foot Jump horn the 600-year- old tower constructed by the old mas ter, O lot to. In her plunge she carried her vio lin. Despite Mile. Btola's employment as maid to the sisters of King Oeorge of Greece, she had been gaining a repu tation as a student of the violin. My personal attention given to all watch repairs, factory style workman ship, reasonably priced and thorough ly guaranteed. Jno W. Johnson. S PHOTOS 150. Pasley-s Studio. KiiaaiiBBiiasisMiMlsiia II 'r HT1TnTlll::g I 0:45-0:0(1 Xt-.l.l.M U.'ll Kiddies IPC 1T0M0RR0W 0HLY1C Also Tomorrow Nite at iRj J jer-iyi HOLLY THEATRE I ( I'llNIl IVCI, V KSlin TOMOIITI Jl '''Vlfrfl COMING I As typically American as the United Stntes . . as human and natural as your best friend! 7 HATCHERIES OF COAST SPEEDING UP OUTPUT PORTLAND, Ors.. March 34 (AP) Paririo coast hatclwrl sat 4 per Dt mora kks In rebruarr than th sam month last year, r. ports ot activities showed today. ihe hntrh was 59.0 per cent bet ter this year. Oregon hstcherles reported 441.. 383 egg, an Increase of 69.50 par cent over February of 1935. Sale able chicks hatched were 171,339 an Increase of 96.49 per cent. Portland Miller Dies PORTLAND. Ore.. March 34. (AP)-Joepli W, Clanonfr, 73, well- known Portland miller, died today following a long Illness. During the World war he was chairman of the Western Milling division under th United States food administration, headed by Herbert Hoover. Governor To Portland SALEM, March 34. (AP) Gover nor Martin left for Portland early today to attend "several confer ences." He would not divulge th nature of the meetings which n will attend. Ue Mall Tribune want ads. GUITTARD CIIOC&LATB 0.ITY ( QUALITY watt chtKttlata MODERATE PRICE He atvore hetf kill the man nho killed Ma rtoK and he paid the price gladly. Drama rub hi n(i shoul ders with mys tery and pathos and humor I THURSDAY! ,7ild$rness WaSBace, with Lionel Barrymora Aline MacMahoiwUj END OF NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE aBBiaai