MEDFORD MAIL TRTBtTNTE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. 'AUGUST 2fi, 1936.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
To Baker Mrs. L. D. Allen left on
the morning train yesterday tori
Baker.
To School William Cottrell Of
Rogue River will leave this evening
tor Seattle, Waah., where he expects
to enter Cornl&h achool.
On Lre Lieut. Phllo D. Smith,
adjutant of the Med ford CCO dis
trict, la spending a five-day leave ot
absence In Colestln. ,
Overnight Vllsltor SrnMt J.
Smith returned to Lakevlew this
morning after an overnight visit with
his family here.
Transacts Business Glen Cuslek,
Medford representative of the Mar
shall Wells company of Portland,
transacted business In Ashland Mon
day. ..- :,
Orass Fire The fire department's
chemical crew was called yesterday
afternoon to put out a grass fire at
Bast Main street and Windsor avenue
next to the residence of Robert A.
Duff, superintendent of the city water
department. ' Firemen said the blaze
was probably caused by a motorist
tossing a lighted match or cigarette
stub from his oar. No damage was
done.
'WOMAN BEDRIDDEN
FOR 15 MONTHS
'-. Arthritis Victim Now
Active Again '
Many sufferers, crippled and 1n
aeony for years, by Arthritis, Sciatica.
Neuritis, and similar troubles caused
by overactd conditions In the sys-
tern, are finding RO-MARI their first
relief from tneso painful ailments.
The experience of Mrs. Arthur Wade,
135 Hawthorne Way, San Jose, Calif.,
Is Just one of the many who write
grateful letters after taking this new
.TErltlsh formula. She says:
"I am sending for two more bottles
of RO-MARI- It has certainly done
wonders for me. I will take one more
bottle and have another on hand for
UBe in case I should feel It needfut
at any time. I bave been in bed for
15 months, Just lifted to a wheel chair
. for 3 or 3 hours a day. Now I am
able to set about a little. I certainly
give the credit for my improvement
to RO-MARI.
Why endure stiffness, pain, sleep
less nights, lessened activity? This
remarkable scientific prescription. ds.
veloped by a physician In Ireland and
used by eminent British doctors', may
belp you as it has helped others.
For sale here exclusively by Jarrnln'a
Drug Store.
Artistic Sprays, Baskets and Fu
neral Designs. Cactus- Novelties,
Blooming riants and Ferns.
Meyer Greenhouses
Phone 184 Franqnette at 14th
, N S V S X S ".
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C ' the mood f l
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r breathing .
C - exercise V
f greets you from
' ( every glass of
X - bourbon myi li,.c
. WHISKEY
Ov hiham waii: : riom. iiumois j
At Headquarters Cast. Harold H.
Capers, commander of Camp Annie
Spring in Crater Lake national park.
and A. L. Mallery, educational ad
viser, transacted official business yes
terday at Medford CCO headquarters.
Recruiter Away Ernest M. West,
recruiting officer for the United
States navy here, transacted official
business in Klamath Falls today. Hs
was expected to return to his office
in federal building tomorrow.
Visits Friends ,Joe Fader was
among Medford callers In Ashland
yesterday, visiting several frlendB
white there. Other recent visitors
from Medford In Ashland Included
Richard LaFleur. '
Home from Hospital Mrs. O. B.
Turner of Ashland, who recently
underwent an operation In a Medford
hospital, was taken to her home Sun
day and Is reported as recovering
satisfactory
Would Abolish Board Two peti
tions to place the question of aboli
tion of the Ashland Uthla park
board on the Nuvember ballot are In
circulation this .week. The board is
now a separate unit from other city
government agencies and the peti
tions seek transfer of park control to
the mayor and city council.
To Present Plctures-Csjrol I. Hays,
Medford manager of the Associated
Oil company, will present pictures
of the San Francisco Golden Gate
bridge at a meeting of the Ashiand
Active club at the Plaza cafe this
evening. Regular weekly meetings of
the club are being resumed after,
summer vacation period.
Civil Service Tests ' The United
States civil service commission today
announced competitive examinations
for an accounting and auditing as
sistant at 91,800 a year, administra
tive officers of various grades, (3,800
to 95.600 .a year, and senior adminis
trative assistant, 93.300 a year, social
security ' board. Full information re
garding the tests may be procured
at Medford postofflce from Earl H.
York, secretary of the local civil ser
vice board.
To Conference Capt. William C.
Ryan, welfare officer of the Medford
CCO dlstriot, and Eugene 0. Golden,
educational coordinator, presided to
day at a zone educational conference
at Camp Diamond Lake. Also at
tending the conference were Earl
Griffin, adviser at Camp Wlmer.
George Blrrell, adviser at Camp Ap
plegate, and Robert Clee, WPA teach
er at Wlmer, all of whom reported at
CCO headquarters here this morning
before proceeding to Camp Diamond
Lake. Capt. . Ryan and Mr. Golden
held an educational conference yes
terday at Oamp Selad and proceeded
clrectly from there to Camp Dia
mond Lake. They are expected to
return to Medford tomorrow.
Mrs. Frobach Home Mrs. H. O.
Frobach has returned to her home
here after spending several daya at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. TV H.
Simpson In Ashland.
Leaves for School Miss Lucile
Burtts. art Instructor at the South
ern Oregon Normal school, left by
train Monday evening for New York
City where she will attend Columbia
university this winter.
From Portland R. L. Olsen. United
States assistant forester In charge
of fire hasard reduction, arrived
from Portland this morning to inspect
conditions on the Rogue River na
tional forest. He left for the Apple
gate district this afternoon with K
p. McReynolds, assistant . forester
here. '
.
Montana Plenic Former residents
of Montana now living In southern
Oregon were invited today to a plcnlo
to be held Sunday at Union Creek
camp on the Crater Lake highway.
The picnic is sponsored by former
Montanans residing In Klamath Falls
Those attending were asked to bring
basket lunches.
Livestock,
PORTLAND, Aug. 26. (AP-USDA)
Hogs 250, 106 direct; market very
slow: better grades snout steaay,
lower BTades wesker; good to choice
165-210 mostly 911.35: medium grades
down to 811.00; 320-40 in. outcners.
10.35ll: few light light, all.00
11.33; packing sows. 90.00-35; choice
llffht feeder Diss Quotable up to
910.75.
nATTi 375: 350 through; calves
75. including 59 through and direct:
scattered sales steady, but demand
narmw with MllUt bids lOWeri
few common grass steers, 4.505.56;
nrt load fleshy 987 lb. steers, ae.oo,
common heifers, 84.60c5.50: low out.
ter and cutter cows, 93.00-50; com
mon to medium, 99.75 9 4.60: good
hef cows. (4.75: bulls mostly 4o
few good vealers 97.00; choice quot
hi to 98.00.
hhhep- 1500. Including noo
through: msrket active, fully steady
ejreont on low grade lambs: medium
to uood lamba mostly si.uu-ao;
mon gradea down to eo.io. bw
shorn lambs, 66.40: odd head year
lings. 95.00: load ' choice or lao-io
ewes. 63.50: odd lots common to me
dium grades, 91.509r3.75.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 36
IAP.USDA1 Hoa 850; -direct 300.
Mostly 10c lower: top and bulk 170
mo lb. csllfornlss, 91190; package
medium to good 330 lb. weight
11.75: few light light. 811.60: psck
age 133 lb. pigs, 811.00: packing sows
mostly (8.78; good quoiea
ijito Tuesday losd local butchers
ai i sn.
CATTLE 500; fairly active; mostly
steady; losd medium 940 lb. shortfed
t.r 7.50: four loads medium i
asn ih. warmed-up California steers,
(7.10; package 1050 lb. weights. 97.10;
two loads 1045-1075 lb. averages.
176-85: few common to medium
light grass steers. 95.50a "'. P8"
m medium range cows, 94.50: good
minted t (8.50: low outtera and cut.
ters very scarce, eligible mostly
around 93.004.00; few bulls up to
AS 9ft nlintmt (5.50-
nAi.vKS 5: all direct. Nominal
good to choice vealers quoted around
99.00-50.
SHEEP 1600. Fat lambs opening
slow: fully 35c lower: two decks good
to choice 85-lb. wooled Oregon raw
anno .tralaht: good shorn lambs,
(8.35; medium' to good medium pelt
lmh. (7.78: other clssses scarce
choice ewes quoted up to (3.76. Late
Tuesday, one deck medium to good
85-lb. medium pe" lambs, (8.36 sort
ed 10 per cent.
CHICAGO, Aug. 36. (AP-USDA)
Hoes 13.000; slow. 10 to 15o spot 35
cent lower thsn Tuesday'a average;
sows weak-to 10c lower: top, (11.85;
hiv H.lr.hl 190-350 lbs., 911.00-35;
t- oan-ain lh. (10.65 il 1-28; best,
160-170 lbs.. (10.85; most sows (9.00.
SR.
cattle 10.000: calves 1500: me
i, w.mht. and weighty steers weak
to 16c lower: fully aoe lower
Monday, a compared with a week
ngo today. 25-40 cents off: light heifer
and mixed yeaning scarce, ij,
ht heifers. 89.35: mixed offerings.
so SO: 900-lb. yearling steers, 99.60;
seversl loads medium weight steers,
o nn-so. Atrtctiv nrlme Nebraska scal
ing around 1300 lbs., (10.36: several
t.,i. in rrnn of value to sell at (9.78
a 10.00: bl weight steers showing
mi decline compared with week ago,
kinds scaling over ioo in"-: "w"
mit .hnrt fed and grassy Bieers
steady; all the stock stesay to strong
hulls strom- and vealera steady; sau
sage bulls. 95.50 down: vealers 99.00
down: mostly (.ooi.oo on
grades; packers slow; atesdy at 94.50
(S6.00 mostly. But wen orea yosrimss
quotable to 97.00.
sheep 13.000. Including 8000 !!'
reet: fat lambs fairly active, steady;
hetter srsde natives (8.759.28: few
(9.60 to city butchers; most throw
outs. (67: Washington rangers,
S0.1S9.30: Idshoa (9.15t9.36; Mon,
tsns ag.ss: nstlve ewes steady: bulk
better grades, 93.8041 9.60.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Aug. 36. iPi Butter
Print. A grade. 38o lb. In psrch
ment wrappers. 89c lb. In cartons;
grade, psrehment wrsppers. 87c lb
carton. 38c lb.
BUTTER PAT (Portland delivery
senersl price) A grade, delivered
least twice weekly, 39-40',4c lb,
country route, 38-39',4 lb.; B grade,
37-38o lb.; C grade at marxet.
EGOS Buying price by wholesalers
Extras, 34c; standards, 31c; extra me.
dium. 30c: do medium, first. 18c;
undergrade 19c; pullet. 14c down.
Cheese, country meat, and lire
poultry, stesdy and unchanged.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 3S. (AP)
With the world's trade bullish, the
Portlsnd market price on speculative
wheat futures was down for the Sep
tember and May today, the result of
umplng. Sales Included 3000 bush
els each September and December
and 10.000 bushels May. Cash prices
ere unchanged for local.
Wheat. Open High Low Close
May MM 97 9614 97
Sept. .... '4 96 96
Dec. 96'i 861, 96V4 Bt'i
Cash wheat: Big Behd bluestem
Bart 1.09 a: dark hard winter, 13 po.
1.18 b: 13 pc. 1.13 b: 11 po. 1.06 a:
soft white 95 a: western white 94 a:
hard winter 1.00 b: western red 96 a.
Osts, white 33.00: No. 3 gray 30.00.
Barley, no. 3-45 lb. b, w, 34.50.
Corn, No. S eastern yellow ship.
50.50: Argentine 40.00.
Mlllrun, standard. 37.00.
Today's csr receipts: Wheat 1.39;
barley 43; flour 8: corn none; oat 8.
(A-asked: b-bld.)
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. Aug. 36. (AP) Whsat
futures advanced 1 cents a bushel
today, reversing the recent downward
trend, but then reacted and fluctu
ated .nervously around yesterdays
closing level. Corn also worked high
er, afterwsrd more than losing the
early gains as offerings Increased.
Wheat: Open High ljw Close
Sept. 1.11?; 1.12V, l.U 1.11H
Dec. 1.10?
May 1.09 ft
1.11 . 1.0974 U04
1.09H t.OBtt 1.09V4
Com:
Sept. 1.13
1.14'i
97)4
93 V4
1.12
96 V4
93
112',
96
93 '4
Dec. 97 14
May 9IH
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Aug. 36. (AP) The
stock market shuffled over a tortuous
path today and ended up by back
ing Into slightly lower territory.
There wa little change In the gen
erally aatlsfactory business and In
dustrial picture and the day'a erratic
performance was attributed largely
to profit taking. The close wss Ir
regular. Transfers 'Vere around 900,
000 shsres.
Today's closing prices for 30 se
lected stocks follow:
Am. Can 130
Am. 6t Fgn. Pow. 64
A. T. 6c T. 178
Anaconda -
Bendtx Avis. .
37
37
Beth. Steel
63
41
74
California Pack'g. ...
Caterpillar Tract. .....
Chrysler -.....
Coml. Solv
Curtlss-Wrlght
110
15H
!4
DuPont
155
Gen. Foods-
38 i
Gen. Mot. ..
. 64
Int. Harvest. ......
I. T. ft T.
Johns-Man.
77
13
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
44
, 30
. 86
Phllllp Pet
Radio -
, 41
. 10
. 30
, 15
36
62
IS
. 93
24
96
Sou. Pac.
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cal
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
U. 8. Steel ....
, Sliver. '
NEW YORK, Auf. 26. (AP) Bar
sliver unlet and unchanged at 44.
Ban Francisco Butter.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25. (API-
Butter unchanged.
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 99. (API-
Churning cream nutterfat, first grade
41c; second grade, 38c,
4-H CLl
FOR IRK DM
4rT club members of Jsckson
county In Home Economics protects
are now prepsrlng to display their
work at the 4-H club (air to be held
in the courthouse auditorium, Satur
day, August 29, beginning at 9:00
s. m.
The added feature whereby each
exhibitor receives a prize is proving
populsr with the club members Judg
ing from recent comments made oy
them.
Several clubs plan to eihlblt 100
percent, thus taking advantage of
the special fifty-cent prlM which Is
given to each club emihiting ioo
percent, the price to be used as the
club may see fit.
Qua sights to fit all guns, Sims
Bros, 29 N. Plr.
Dm Mall Tribune wsnt ads.
SCREEN DOORS
WINDOW SCREENS
Made Right-Priced Right
Trowbridge Cabinet Wk.
MUSCULAR PAINS
GET QUICK RELIEF
H6 longer la there any need (01
men and women to sutler torturing
stabbing, shooting simple musculsi
rheumatic pains or arms, legs, sboui
ders and body, without the benefits
ot the doctor's prescription, known at
Wlllama R. 0. X. Compound, mil
remarkable preparation is now avail
able at a cost or only a few cents s
dsy, and Just a tew doses usual);
give quick relief. Being a liquid
highly concentrated, already dissolved
It starts to work almost Immedlste-
ly. It Is not only Just something u.
"rub on." Those things help, but Wil
liam R. 0. X. Compound works from
the "Insida out." Its pain relieving In
gredlenu are absorbed into the blood
and carried to son. Inflsmtd muscle,
and parts, giving a feeling of ease snc
comfort which U a blessing to suffer,
ers. Try William, R. 0. X Compo'iM
todsv. The flrti bottle must pron '.1
results or money back. On sale ai j
sue ai
Shirley Temple Coming Thursday
fce0 f'X
ti Va
CKrs 15 n :
It's always an event when Shirley
Temple comes 'to town, but according
to advance reports, when "The Poor
Little Rich Girl," the tiny star's new
hit, opens tomorrow at the Craterlan
theater. It will be something In the
way of a celebration, an epoch, a
new milestone In entertainment.
Comes to Rialto
3eHo
J
The ace comedian. Sten'r. Fctehlt
has one of the leading roles In ,J36
Hours to Kill," the daring story deal
ing with America's ace undercover
man who faces death to trap the last
of the mob men, playing at the Rialto
theater tomorrow and Friday only on
the same program with the personal
appearance of Gamier, Master Psy
cho Analyst and, Miracle Man. Gar
nler will be on the stage the re
mainder of the week answering ques
tions from the stage at both matinee
and evening performances.
Others In the cast of "36 Hours to
Kill" are Brian Donlevy, Gloria
Stuart, Isabel Jewell and Warren Hy
mer. $100 FINE, 30 DAYS
Roy Llnderman, a resident of this
crty for two months, charged with
driving an auto while Intoxicated,
entered a plea of guilty and was sen
tenced to serve 30 days In the county
jail, fined 9100 and suffered suspen
sion of his auto drivers' license for
one year, In justice court.
TJnderman waa driving on the Pa
clflc highway Monday, In a car bear
ing a California license, when state
police stopped to question him rela
tive to the foreign licence, and found
him under the Influence of liquor.
Carl D. Helford was aaacfiaed 91 and
costs for failure to procure an opera
tor's license, and Ralph Zumwalt of
Jacksonville the same, for tmproper
lights upon a motcr vehicle.
Playing cards made of a cellulose
material can bo cleaned with a damp
cloth.
Tomorrow & Friday iQ
HawnHHDH
He had
10 DAYS
.! -
Today Only!!!
LILY PONS
in "I Dream Too Much"
IIF.NRV FOVn.t
..ill 1 ,
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3
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For. definitely the talented Temple
miss la said to Rive the performance
of her life In this new film, and, to
top it off, she's surrounded by a ver
itable gallery of Hollywood' brightest
stars Including Alice Faya, Gloria
Stuart, Jack Haley and Michael
Whalen.
NORTHWEST AHEAD IN
FOREST FIRE FIGHTING
PORTLAND, Aug. 96. (P) Fire
lighting agencies of the northwest
came In for high praise here from
Hugh Fleming. Jr., fire-prevention
specialist with the U, S. forest ser.
vice.
Fleming, whose Job It Is to nation.
slice the best forest fire prevention
methods of each district In the coun
try, said he had boen assigned to
study tlils region first because of tho
outstanding record made here.
Three-fourtha of New York atate,
geologists estimste. wss under wster
millions of yesrs sgo.
Until 1886, aluminum was too ex.
pensive to be used for commercial
purposes.
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Use Mai) Tribune wsnt ads.
TOO LATH XO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Duo-Therm oil burning
circulator, can n40-j.
2.
Shows 1:1,1-7-0. Alult-2c Klls-I0r
Tomorrow & Fri.n
GET THAT MAN!
mini hfm back
dead or all's ...
the blrgest thrill
since the famous
n 1 11 1 n ger Case)
BRIAN DONLEVY
GLORIA STUART
DOUGLAS FOWLEV
ISABEL JEWELL
STEPIN FETCHIT
Endi Tonight I
riftST BAST
JOHNNY DOWNS
IRLEY DEANE
JANR DARF.WE1.I,
On Our Stage-Regt of Week
Has Helped
1000 s . . Let
Him Help You!
'GARNIER'
Master
lyrlio-jtnljst
tntwrrs Health,
Domestic, Finsn.
rlnl questions!
ma
mm.
FOR SALE Bicycle. 315 Ashland Ave.
ELECTRIC stove (or sale cheap.
606
Wet 11th.
FOR SALE 8-ptfM rd mahogany old
la-inloned living room aviue witn
olaw fwt: also some oth old
pieces, mqx.tre corner Manzsntta
and Hlghlsnd nvenuer or wrltt 236
M&nranlta Ave.. Grants Pass.
FOR RENT Ftrttt-elaas bedroom;
steam neaiea. cioae m. iua uenevn.
WANTED Medium size flat-top desk.
Olve price and description, box
4713, Tribune.
TAKFN IN on new Willys 77 sedan.
ltas V-8 4 -door sedan. This car
Is clean and ready to go.
Book price .1530
Oltr price 405
MEAD MOTOR CO., 16 8o. Fir.
FOR SALE 80 Plymouth Rock and
do Hanson strain white Legnorn
early batched pullets, all laying.
Cummlnjrs poultry Ranch, ft mtles
out Midway rond.
FOR RENT FurnlPhed hoxiM, 3 beds.
37.50. Phone 1303-W.
WANTED Toil to look at my bar
gains, almost, new clothing for all
the family. I8 K. Main.
FOR SAI.E-rBlue Damson and Hun
garian plums. 101 Portland Ae.
Tel. 85fl-l.
TWO PASSENGERS desire to share
expenses in driving to Portland
Friday or Saturday. Call 326-J-3
FOR SALE
414 A., m ml. N. W. of Medford:
3rm, house, barn, chicken house,
etc. Price 913.10.00.
40 A. on Old Stage road, free soil,
10 A. in alfalfa, balance small tim
ber; all fenced, a-rm. house, barn,
chicken house, etc. Price !975.00
30A. ml. N. of Central point, all
In cultivation. 10 A. creek bottom;
good fl-rm. modern house, barn. etc.
Prlca 94600.00; 10 down, balance
terms. ' ,
Nrt 1001 Mrtrfh r mitral kvm l.mnm
house, new roof and exterior pslnt.
trice rftu.uu; iuvv aown, oiuanro
easy terms.
TENOWALD AQENCT
12B West Main St, Phone DOS.
FOR SALE Crsb spples. Mrs. H.
nrsnam, Kt. i, box 171.
FOR SALF Universal range with coll
ao. Call after 0:30 p. m., I3ift
Wert loth.
TnnrfflinTiii g in
7:00-0:00 I Kioaiee 10c J
Feel at Home In
'The Heart of Portland'
Cemtfort
Courtesy
Attractive
Detached bstb
Hotel
Oorneliui
S?S S.W. Park
Portland
h bsth
BEN O.
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
for five horses.
WB match and patch any finish. Au
to Beauty Shop, 8. Riverside.
happier
with
STANDARD
GASOLINE
A new 'Standard' fihower Head
saves 14 Your Hot Water!
Modern Plumbing
& SHEET METAL CO.
410 E, Mnln. Phone 620
Lost River
BUTTSR
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Phone
1300
for Towing or
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Anywhere Anytime
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Rates:
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Park Ave.
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82.1 S.W. Park
Portlsnd
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ORIMSON, Mgr.
WANTED Pasture
Phone 610-J-6.
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