MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFOKD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRTL 7. 1936.
PAGE SETEW
LOCAL and
From CCC Camp Capt. William B
l3 better, commanding Camp Hum
bug Mountain, waa a business vlaltor
la liedtord today.
Hayes Back Dr. James o. Hayes
returned this morning from Portland
where ho spent a abort time trans
acting, business.
To Enlist Kessley Talley left on
toe evening train yesterday for Port
land whnt ha will annlv for enlist
ment in the United States army.
...
nnfi,au rail Mra TTalan Rmfth
was among Medford callers In Ash
land yesterday, haying been called
there by business.
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Telegraph Man Here Arriving on
the morning train irom rortiana to
day waa c. K. jangiey 01 tne west
ern TJnlon Telegraph company, who
will confer with local officials of the
company.
Get Marriage License Word has
, been received here thst Kenneth Mc-
Farland of thla city and Elizabeth
Dowell of Tacoma. Wash., took out a
marriage license In Tacoma today.
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Visits Parents Jasper Reynolds re
turned yesterday morning after spend
ing Sunday visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lew Reynolds, at their home
' In Ashland. '
a a
Mrs. Scheffel 111 Mrs. Fred W.
' Scheffel wss confined to her home at
1031 West Tenth street today by 111
- ness. While she Is not seriously sick,
It was expected she would not be able
to be about for a week.
a a
'. Changs Meeting Announcement
was made today that a meeting of the
Business and Professional Women's
club, mistakenly scheduled for this
evening, will be held next Tuesday
evening at 6:30. In the Htoel Medford.
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Monthly Meeting The Missionary
Circle society of the First Christian
church will hold Its monthly meeting
this evening at 7:45 o'clock In the
church auditorium. Dorothy Culy
will have charge of the meeting.
a a
Publicist Here George orlflth.
chief of public relations for the U.
S. regional forester's office In Port
land, conferred here today with Karl
L. Janouch, supervisor of the Rogue
River national forest.
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Optometrists Meet Regular semi
monthly educational meeting of the
southern Oregon district of the Opto
metrlc asoclatlon will be held In the
Hotel Medford at 7 o'clock tomor
row nlgbt with Dr. O. H. scheotz of
Grants Pass, chairman, In charge. The
program, arranged by Dr. Robert E.
Lee, Includes talks on "Special Apti
tudes" and "The Doctrine of Human
Service."
MEDFORD
S. P. Railroad
Track, Facing
Main St.
2 DAYS ONLY
MON.-TUES.
APRIL 13-14
Real Live Penguins
Octupus
Sea Monsters
OPEN 10 A.M. TILL 11 P.M.
GREEN
ADMISSION I U l
FOR THIS DATE
SEE
SLAB
$00
Big DOUBLE LOAD
For Direct Mill Deliveries
First come, tint served 1
Phone 7 Now
TIMBER PROD J CT 5 CO.
??7D OF NORTH
PERSONAL
Here for Week-end Miss Lucille
Milllkan of Brownsboro visited Med
ford friends over the week-end,
a a a
In Ashland Bill Luman called on
frlenda In Ashland Bunday, returning
to his home here the same day,
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Here on Business Among Medford
business callers Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs. T. D. Pryor of Ashland.
a a
Week-end Visitors Mrs. H- 0.
Frohbach spent the week-end aa the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Simpson
at their home In Ashland,
a a a
Park Weather Clear Weather at
Crater Lake national park was de
scribed In the dally broadcast today
aa clear, with 150 Inches of snow on
the ground. Maximum temperature
yesterday waa 33, minimum 15.
a a
New Camp Surgeon Dr. H. Minor
Nichols of Portland has been employ
ed as contract surgeon by the CCC
and assigned to camp Wtmer, It was
announced today, capt. Albert B.
Dlsmore has been serving aa surgeon
for both Camp Rand ' and Camp
Wlmer.
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Advance Man Here J. Pollette, ad
vance manager for the Paclflo Whale
Exhibition company, which plans to
stage an exhibit here next week,
transacted business relative to the
show here yesterday. He left for the
north last night.
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Visitors Leave Mr. and Mra. J. A.
Cameron lett this morning by train
for their home In Montana after
spending the psst three weeks here
visiting at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. J. 0.
Cameron.
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Many Attend Meeting A report to
day concerning the fellowship meet
ing yesterday at the Full Gospel
church stated that a large number of
persons from Roseburg, Canyonvllle,
Grants Pass, Marlllo, Dunamulr, Ash
land and other southern Oregon
points attended.
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Study Group Meet The study
group for mothers, and home-makers
will meet at the' Christian church
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock In
the' Loyal Workers' room. A cordial
Invitation Is extended all Interested
persons.
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To Attend Meet A large number of
Ashland Active club members are ex
pected to attend the meeting of the
Medford group tonight at the Hotel
Medford when Chuck Mann, editor
of the "Actlvlan" and International
historian, will apeak to both groups,
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Fishing Successful Fishing Sun
day were I. C. Irwin and A. Render,
who tried their luck In Rogue river
and Little Butte creek, and Walter
Olmscheld, who accompanied Mr. and
Mra. Jack Moore of Ashland to Big
Butte creek. They reported good re
suits.
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Undergoes Operation Frances Wal
ker of the Sunrise auto camp under.
went an operation for removal of
tonsils at the Osteopathic hospital
and clinic this morning. Jimmy Mil'
ler of Central point waa discharged
yesterday. He underwent a mastoid
operation some time ago. Maxtne
Cook of Oold Hill left for her home
Sunday after receiving medical treat
ment.
a a
Ships Refuel Here Two army ob
rvston planes refueled at municipal
airport Sunday. One waa piloted by
Capt. J. H. Gardner, commander of
Boeing field In Seattle, who was tak
lng his ship to Rockwell field, San
Diego, for checking. The other waa
flown by Private H. A. Gunn, who was
returning to his post at Crlssy field
California, after a flight to Pearson
field, Vancouver.
ENDORSEMENT BY
T
ORDERED ERASED
(Continued from page One.)
A Townsend club at Roseburg re
fused recently to make similar con
trlbutlona. Roy Oompton, leader of
the Roseburg revolt, pointed out the'
large number of state area board
memhera who are candldatea for po
lltlcal offices. He said hla club still
waa loyal to the Townsend plan, bow
ever.
Paine, who Inaugurated the state
wide canvass, said: ,
"If we can be assured of one-third
of the state voting strength, we will
have nothing to worry about."
The .campaign should bring Ore
gon's estimated 130.000 Townsend
club members to 300.000 and result In
establishment of 130 new clubs, he
said.
PINE
CENTRAL AVENUE
ELECTED LEADER
OF ROTARY CLUB
As a result of the annua election
of officers for the Medford Rotary
club, held Id the basement banquet
hall of the Hotel Medford at noon
today, George Henselman was selected
to head the club for the 1036-1937
season. The new president la well
qualified to will the office for the
coming season, having been long
George Henselman
Identified with the Medford club, a
former director and active In Rotary
affairs.
The board directors for the com
ing year will comprise the following
members: Rev. E. 8. Bartlam. Lee
Bishop, Al Lantls, John Moffatt, Ku
gene Thorndlke and W. A. Gates, the
present president of the club. With
the new board and president, the
Medford club will continue to main
tain Its reputation aa one of the most
active and belt known Rotary clubs
on the coast.
Aa an enjoyable feature of today's
program, J. C. Long, a past assistant
Rotary governor, entertained wnn an
Inspiring talk that was filled with
humorous stories and poetry. Har
monica music selections were also
rendered by the speaker.
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Livestock,
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 7. (AP.
USDA) Hog receipt J00; market
fully ateady. Good-choice, 180-310.
lb. drlvelns, 610.76 a 10.86; losd lota
quotable to 11; 330-370 lb. butcherst
10( 10.35: 110-146 lb. weights, eioot
10.35; packing sows, 88.50S8.78;
feeders quotable 810.35 9 10.78.
CATTLE recelpta 100. calvea JO;
rrterket elow, early aslea about steady
with late Monday, or fully 35 cents
lower than week ago. Few common
medium steers, 66.36 e 7.16; good
long feds quotable 88.00; fed heifers.
88 .50 m 7.00: low cutter and cutter
cow I3.75a4.36: common-medium,
84.50 is 5.36; good beef cows quotable
to 86.00; bulls 65 6.76; choice veal.
era auotable 610.00 down.
SHEEP receipts 1400, Including 6S8
direct; five decks Callforria spring
lamba unsold: scattered lots drive
Ins steady. Good-choice spring lamba
610.50a 11; medium 610.00 down;
odd heads medium old crop lamba.
89.00; similar yearlings. 88.00; common-medium
ewes, 63 5.60.
CHICAGO. April 7. (AP-USDA)
Hogs 13.000; unevenly 516o lower;
ton. 610.90: bulk better grade. 180
350 lbe.. 610.70-88; 140-180 lbs.,
610.60-76: 360-300 lbs., 610.80-15;
300-350 lbs.. 610.40-60: sows. 66.50-85
CATTLE 7000: calvea 3500: fed
steers and yearlings weak to 35c
lower, better grades suitable for
shipping purposes showing mostde
cllne: very alow; In-between grades
predominating In run! best year
lings early 81000: medium weights
held around 610.50: bulk of quality
and condition to sell at 68.00 e0.5o;
all she stock firm; strictly choice
light heifers up to 69.00; weighty
heifers, 68.50: lower priced beef cows
selling at 65.257, ruling 10i15c
higher: bulls fully ateady and mi
ens unchanged.
SHEEP 7000; fat lambs steady to
I5a higher; mostly shade higher than
best time Monday; other killing
elajtwa fullv steadv: early bulk fed
3
IF YOU HAVE A WEAK
HEART-STAY AWAY!
11:30 SATURDAY NIGHT 1
HOLLY THEATRE
1 B I C K
q)F MYSTERY & FPU "EAST YiSftjH
Mo?)S OF JAVAM'iZi
J-KrVRLOFr 1 ElUsbeth Young j tyy
m in "xne unoui i
western lsmbe, 610.J5-60; few, 610.66:
around 100-lb. clippers, 68.60: year
lings carrying few two-year-old
wethers tT.50 straight; native spring
lambs. H.0O M.oo: wooled ewes
5.00-50; clippers, 64.00-76.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, April T, (AP) But
ter Prima, A grade, 334o lb. In
parchment wrapper, 82te in car
tons: B grade, parchment wrapper,
334o lb.: cartons, JJ'-ic lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A
grade, delivered at least twice week
ly, 83 35c lb.: country routes. 319
34o lb.; B grade. 82833c lb.; C
grade at market.
B GRADE CHEAM rjn m.-wvr.c. i
Buying price butterfat basis, 63 14c
lb.
EGOS Buying price of whole
salers: Extras. 18c dozen: atanaaras.
10c: extra mediums, 16c; do me
dium firsts. 15c: undergrade, uc;
pullets, 13c dozen.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool and
hay, ateady and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 7. (AP)
Oraln:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May .. - 30 SOVt -80 -80
July .7S,i .73 .73 .78 a,
Sept. - .73 .73 .73 .73
Cash:
Big Bend blueetem, 1 per cent,
H.15V4; Big Bend blueetem, 11.13:
dark herd winter, 12 per oent, 61.03;
11 per cent, Ole; soft white, western
white, northern spring, hard win
ter, western red, 81c.
Oats, No. 3 white. 131.80.
Corn. No. 3 eastern yellow, 630.
MUlrun, 117.
, Today'a car recelpta: Wheat, 4:
flour, 6; hay, 1.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, April 7. (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May 8tl .94 .94
July .85 V -85 M t
Sep. .83 ,84 J3 .83 H
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Aplrl 7. (AP Buy
ing In some of the utilities and spe
cialties tended to counteract stock
mark tproflt taking today among
recent ateel and motor leaaera.
The session lacked vigor tnrougn-
out. Scattered aupport was in evi
dence during the final hour, but the
close waa Irregular. Transfer ap
proximated 1,750.000 shares.
A few mining Issues were resistant,
but the list, aa a whole, seemed to
lean toward a moderate technical
correction which waa In line with
early forecaeta from -the commission
houses. '
Today's closing prices for 33 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. ei Dye 307
Am. Can 1,1
Am. & Fgn. Power 'A
A. T. & T.
Anaconda 87
Atch. T. 8s 8. F. "
Bendlx Avla. : 6
Beth. Steel - 63
California Pkg. 83
oaterolllar Tractor - '
Chrysler .......
Coml. Solv .....
101
30
V4
161
86
Curtlss-Wrlght .
DuPont
Oen. Foods -.
Gen. Motora ...
Int. Harvest.
Z. T. it T.
Johns-Man.
Mont. Ward
North Amer
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet.
Radio ....
89
87";
16
111
44
38
76
48
13
86
16
Sou. Pac. -
8td. Brands
Bid. Oil Cal.
Btd. OH N. J. -.
Trana. Amer. .
Union Carb.
United Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
46
68
13
87
35
70
Silver.
NEW YORK, April 7. (AP) Bar
sliver ateady and unchanged at
44c.
mm
AMYT1ME:
CI Tomorrow OnlyEJ
SHIPWRECKED IN HELL I
Positively Ends Tonight I
Mystery Hit On
- : , 7
I- . Y.kt..A a,,, rn
Seven keys to a deserted railroad
shack In the Adirondack. Seven
mysterious people from widely dif
ferent walka of life, each of whom
thinks hla key Is the only one In ex
istence, met one eerie winter's night
at the Isolated Inn.
This situation, conceived by the
late Earl Derr Blggera aa a best-selling
novel and then brought to the
Rialto Thriller
"You May e Next," amazing
drama of a super-criminal's attempt
to bl-Jack the billion dollar radio In
dustry with his discovery of a secret
radio wave capable ot transforming
eveay broadcast Into unlntllllglble
bedlam, will play at the Rialto the
ater tomorrow and Thursday on the
same bill with Jay Clarke, world's
foremost mentallst, now appearing In
person at the Rialto on his second
sensational week.
Ann 8othern and Lloyd Nolan,
stars, seen together for the first time,
find themselves Innocently Impllcat.
ed In the nefarious attempt to Jam
the nation's radio facilities.
Douglaas Dumbrllle, John Arledge
and Burton Churchill are In support,
Blckford In Lead
New Roxy Picture
One of the moat thrilling and tense
of all lunele productions Is "Bast of
Java." starring Charles Blckford, play'
Tomorrow
Air Waves Jammed
Now, more then
ever, the talk
of the. town
with his .mat
ing ability to
.eiiri eH them right!
jfA
call them right!
1
VirV. . and put her back on the
A air I
,
j
Wedensday Bill
U f - y -V
stsge by George M. Cohan. Is the
basis' of the thrilling mystery-farce.
"Seven Keys to Baldpate." at the
Craterlan and Holly Wednesday. En
acted by a brilliant cast headed by
Gene Raymond. Margaret Callahan.
Erin O'Brien-Moore, Erlo Blore. Mo
roni Olsen, Grant Mitchell-and Ray
Mayer, the picture offera a unique
combination of laughs and suspense.
lng tomorrow only at the Roxy thea
ter. Blckford, oaat aa an American
gangster fleeing from East Africa with
"Q" men on hla trail, champlona
seven cowering human beings. In
eluding a beautiful woman, against
seven lions when a tramp schooner
Is wrecked on the reefs of a Jungle
Isle a hundred miles from the near
eat civilisation. Thla la the film In
which Blckford waa attacked by a
erased Hon and nearly died of hla
wounds.
In the cast are Elisabeth Young,
Prank Alberteon, Leslie re n ton, Clar
ence Muse and many other noted
players of stage and screen.
Spook Show Coming
To Stage At Holly
Walking ghosts, talking skeletons.
singing skulls and floating spirits are
only a small portion of the thrills to
be found' In Jaclara Mldnlte 8pook
Show which la booked tor one special
performance beginning at 11:30 Sat
urday night, at the Holly theater.
Xn addition to thla unusual stage
show there will be a showing of Far-
loff In "The Ghoul," on the screen
Immediately before the Ohosta take
their bowa.
Jaclar haa been rated as one of
America's premier entertainers and
now on hla first tour with thla new
Spook Show, lie has startled show-
goers In all the larger cities of the
Paclflo coaat. He presents solid
hour of' baffling amusement aug
mented by some of his most sensa
tional effect which are In many In
stances hilariously funny. Hla abil
ity aa a showman stands him well
with this unusual type of entertain
ment, aa he has hi audience spell
bound for thrills one moment and the
next roaring with laughter, with some
member of the audience who haa been
MODERN WOMEN
Nd Net Cufftt monthly pslo and daisy due to
tokU.nervuiij truo.eiponum or tumilau' cauiee.
Chi-rh e-tm Diamond Hr nnd Pilli vr tflaotive.
nJisbleandDvaQHickfUlltf. Bold by
alldruRKiiUforovnr4.'yr.rs. At ror
"IMS IAHVID AND" AH
and Thursday!
-Broadcasts Ruined
Danger,' from broadcast
thieves, threatened this
torch-8injjer . . . until the
O-mon cracked down on
their brand new racket
and put
Poiitlvely Ends Tonight!
'"HflRDHlG
'The Lady Consents'
Plui Added Attraction 1
On the (Hag Mat Ere.
World' Forenoit Mentillit
..
, Vi rv
aaaaatsegOTitfreaiftiirw -erm
taken by surprise at one of his tricks.
Children under 16 years of age will
not be admitted, due to the thrills
that are a part of the performance.
Adult with weak hearts are also
warned to not attend.
George) B. Griffith, of research
lodge No. 168. Portland, will deliver
an address tonight for members of
the DeMolay and all Maater Masons,
on "Building Modern Men." AU Ma
sons are Invited to attend the meet
ing which will be held at 7 .30 In the
DeMolay hall.
Mr. Ortfftth la speaking under aus
pices of the Grsnd Oouncll of the
DeMolsy.
100 LATE TO CLASSIFY
CARS painted. Spray system. Low cost
Guar. Auto Beauty Shop., ph. 1061.
OOOD citizenship requires that vou
register ana vote, registration iir
the May primary cloeea April 14tb.
Jackson County Democratic, Cen
tral Committee.
FOR RENT Apartment, rooms and
batn: lights and Dot water lur
nlshed; Frlgldalre. 810 S. Oakdale.
FOR RENT 6-room house, sleeping
porch and bath, 609 Hamilton. 816
month, water paid. Inquire Med
ford Exohange, 39 S. Front.
POr pent Desirable fl-room house:
modern, clean reasonable. 200 W.
Jackson.
FOR SALE By owner, 6 acres, 4 In
pears; 6-room modern house, base
ment; other buildings: city water;
at city limits. 101 Western Ave.
FOR SALE Good used wood range
with coll: cheap. 70S West 18th.
USED Chlckerlng Upright Piano; fine
condition. Bargain for cash, or will
sell on easy terms like rent, Bald
win Piano Shoppe.
FOR SAL1S Electrlo refrigerator, 0 ft.,
used a months. 103 MPle Park
Drive.
SACRIFICE SALE 160 -acre ranch, 60
tillable; crop In: excellent springs.
Place eub-lrrlgated. considerable
saw timber. Stock, tools, household
goods. Medford 30 miles. Hunting,
fishing. No lncubrance. Real bar
gain, cash or terms. Box 2840,
Tribune.
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Tomorrow (Wednesday) Only
A SWELL NIGHT FOR MURDER!
I sf-Jh Bleak old Baldpate
Inn! Eerie setting
f . .TTT ' tor the hilarious es-
I (1k. 4 J-, oapades the thrill-
L v Jf I I"" adventures of
K 1 '"I seven people in
f, f 1 I I' V search of the same
lAaTV fh f '' WWen mystery I
r
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S :- U
GENE RAYMOND
T tSJohtiN ' " Margaret Callahan
4j These 3 T, J y Eric Blore Moroni
bere. 7 ; y I Olsen Erin O'Brien
JLr r- J MooreGrantMitchell
Starting THURSDAY! ESai!
QUINTUPLETS J
I glorifying a dramatic Sj vOsS
story aa rttraer. sa - ff i Jt"
I 1 1 1 1 jm m. a r wyy 11
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HAVE 6338 equity In Studebaker '34
Dictator aeoan. will traae ror ugni
coupe or sell at a discount. 1134
Court St.
FOR BALE 6430 equity In 1036 De
Luxe Plymouth sedsn, cssh or will
consider small car. 431 West 10th
St.
TWO calves for sale. B. E. Ford, 3
miles west on Jacksonville Hwy,
Phone 731-R.
FOUND Purse end gloves on East
Main. Identify at Tribune olllc
and pay for ad.
FOR RENT 100S East Main St.. 8
rom, unfurnished home, with wood
range: 630 Including water. Charlea
R. Ray, Realtor, Meuford Bldg. Tel.
302.
WANTED A diabetic's gram scale.
Cash. Cheap. Phone 1418-Y.
FOR SALE Qoat'a milk. First house
on right, Berrydale Ave. Call even
ings. LOGGING Trailer, ready to go, only
698 00.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth.
PORTLY furnished 6-room house for
rent, close In. Inquire 106 Almond
St.
Stabbed By
Neuritis!
Manr people suffer attacks by thla
arch-fiend, commonly called "nerve
pain." The first warning Is usually a
sharp, stabbing pain, which may
"come and go'r or hurt constantly.
You may feel It In the ahoulder, nee,
forearm, small of the back, or down
the thlah or leg to the heel.
No matter where you have nerve
pains, whether due to neuritis, neu
ralgia, sciatica or rheumatism, you
csn get quick relief without using
narcotics or harmful drugs. Just ap
ply Tyamol over tha part that hurta
and the pain will usually disappear
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Tyamol la a penetrating emollient,
powerful but soothing In Us action,
which goea In througlx the porea and
la carried to burning, aching nerves.
Buy a package today and enjoy aom
real relief. Leading drugglsta every
where have Tysmol In stock, Alwaya
on hand at Strang's Dnig Btore.
f1 jMdiestOc
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