Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 01, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNTE. MEDFOTiD, OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1936. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL ahd PERSONAL f pps North Mr. and Mrs. John Op left on the morning train (or thi north today for Eugene, where th, plan a short stay. Visit Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Drake were among Medford residents visiting friends and business ac quaintances in Ashland yesterday. Goes South Mrs. P. Thomas was among those boarding a southbound train last night, her destination being Berkeley. Cal. Business Caller Charles J. Barry, district passenger agent for the New York Central system, arrived this morning from Portland headquarters! to transact business nere. Valley Tomatoes Best Lawrmce Plndlay of Jefferson, Ore., fox farmer, was In Grants Pass Wednesday to pur chase 4.000 pounds of tomatoes for fox lood. When asked why he pur chased his tomatoes there, he replied "Because Rogue river valley tomatoes are the beat." Grange Sleeting Central Point Grange will meet tomorrow evening at the Grange hall, according to an nouncement made today. Entertain ment for the lecture hour will be lu charge of the legislative committee. Team No. 1 Is expected to have an announcement for team No. 2. Chancellor In Ashland Dr. Fred erick M. Hunter, chancellor of the Oregon state system of higher edu cation, visited officials end faculty members .of the Southern Oregon Normal school In Ashland Tuesday. He - reported Increased enrollment throughout the aystem. particularly In the university of Oregon whose reentered students number over S.0O0, and at Oregon State college, where enrollment Is several nunorea more than at the Eugeno school. Livestock. PORTLAND, Oct. 1. (AP-USDA) Hogs 600, Including 167 direct; slow, light weights barely steady: others unevenly weaker to 35c lower. Good to choice 165-210 lb. drlvelns, 19.76 to mostly 10:, 230-260 lb.. S9.25-50; 135-150 lb., $9.25-50: packing sows, 8.00-25; good light feeder pigs quot able up to 18.50. CATTLE 100. Including 8 direct; ealves 75, Including 9 direct. Market druggy, partial clearance, weak to shade lower or 25-50C below last week. Cutter to common steera $3.65535; medium. $6.00-25; cutter to common heifers, $3.5035.00; cutter to common ,4 4n.Q as- .-nmmon to medium cows', $3.50f4.25: good light vealera quotable up to as.ou; cnoice, .w, common, $4.50: few medium calves $5.00, many unsold. rhewp 400. Including 02 direct Slow unevenly steady to 35c lower than Monday, 81-92 lb. $7.35-50: com mon, $6:00; few plain feeder lambs, $56: common to medium ewes, $1.50 is 2.75: good fat ewes quotable to $3.25. CHICAGO. Oct. 1. (AP-USDA) Hogs 11.000: steady to 10c higher; .t.inii4 liehtweiffhts weak: top $10.50; bulk desirable 300-250 lbi $10.15-40; 160-200 lb., grading good and choice largely $9.6510.25: bulk light and medium weight sows, $8.75 (g 9.35. fATTi.ir: fiooO: calves 1000: fed ateers and yearlings selling In line with Wednesday's closing trade; all grades cowa strong to oc nigner, rtit.tr and common beef cowa gen erally 1015c higher: not much beef In run: best prime steer yearlings. $10.16: choice to prime mi-io. mir n tonned at $10.26: most In-between t.i'ra at urimRih with erassers at $6.50 down to $4.50: weighty cutter cows up to $4.50: bulla steany ai $5.85 down, but vealers unevenly lower at $10.00 down; few siuju. SHEEP 9000: fat lambs mostly steady to weak; top natives to small killers, $9 65: bulk around .aa wivn an so nnld anarinelv bv larger Inter ests; most westerns. $9.25, sorted 20 per cent and less; native and range ewes. $2 50 3.50 moatly: feeding lambs relatively scarce; quotable ateady. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Oct, 1. i AP-ttsriAi Horn 300: direct 160. Butchera mostly steady. Two loads 185-200 lb. Callfornias. ioo wp 1mm tft..nnunl welehts. $10.30: pack Ing sows prsctlcally absent; odd good sows to $8.00. CATTLE 175; direct 16. Slaughter steers slow: few sales about sieaay, half-load desirable northern Cali fornia 1035 lb. grassy steers. $7.00; mA lnrt thnrt. feria held higher: good light fed steers absent; quoted around $8.00 u 8.50; good cows quoveo to $5.50. Bulk low cutiers-curaro, afiKnanO' few heavv dstrv cows, $4.76. Bulls scarce, quoted mostly $5.60 down. rAi.wr, 76: direct 16: nothing done early, load mixed range calves and vealers on sale: geod-cnoice y- mrm nun .rnunri SO .00 A 0.50. SHEEP 60: holdovers 60. Lambs very scarce: part-deck medium hold overs on sale: good-choice lambs ab- mm o.AAlkln minted 13.006. 8.35: part-deck I10-lb. ahort-wooled yearlings. $6.40; steady; goco-cnui ewes quoted around a.ou r " Portland Produce PORTLAND, Oct. 1. (&) Butter pr.nte. A grade, 31'ic lb. In parch, ment wrappers. lb. In cartons GREEN PUKE Slabs Select Quality Per Visiting Here Joyce Gage of Port land arrived by train thli morning for a visit In Medford. To New Home Mrs. viola Aldredge left Medford recently to make her home In Merrill. Ore., for the present, her future plans being Indefinite. Here Yesterday Among out-of- town callera here yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. DeArmond of Ash land, who visited relatives and friends while here. ... To Organize Group Organization of an Ashland bethel of Job's Daugh ters la to begin tomorrow with the visit to Ashland of Mrs. Cora Young, grand guardian of the group In Ore gon. It Is expected that the Ashland and Medford bethels will cooperate In many activities, both drawing members and Interest throughout southern Oregon. Express Appreciation Mr. and Mrs. George Jantzer. whose sawmill at Cascade Gorge was destroyed oy (lames Sunday with a loss of over 25.000, today expressed their thanks and appreciation to employes,, neigh bors and friends who aided In hold ing the fire from spreading to near by buildings and lumber plies. Jant zer announced that the mill will be rebuilt. New Music society A new south ern Oregon music society la to be formed In Ashland soon under the direction of Lawrence Hubert, well- known violinist. The organization is to be known as the Ashland Orches- tral aoclety and will be composed of the finest talent In the district, ac cording to Huber, who added that It will In no way conflict with pres ent musical groups In the city or county. Rehearsals are to begin next week. B grade, parchment wrappers. 36',4c lb.; cartons, 37v4c lb. BUTTERPAT (Portland delivery general price) A grade, delivered at least twice weekly, 38iJ-41V4c lb.: country routes, 36Vi-39io lb.; B grade, 36-39C lb.; C grade at market, B GRADE CREAM for market Buying prlee butterfat basis. S3c. EGGS Buying price by wholesalers Extras, 31c; standatds 25c; extra medium, 22c: low medium firsts, 18c; undergrade, 16c; pullets 13-15c; pec' wees 8c dozen. Cheese, country meats and live poultry, steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Oct. 1. (AP) While there was a fractional rise early In the Portland wheat market, finals were unchanged, on the sample cash market all wheat was unchanged. Wheat: Open High Low Close Mav . 96 14 .96!$ .9014 .96 !4 Dec. St'A .06V, .95 .951,4 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem hw, 13 pc, $1.03; dark hard winter, IS pc., $1.16',J: 13 pc, $1.10; 11 pc, $1.04. Soft white, western white, 94; hard winter, 98; western rea 05. Oats. No. 3 white, $30: gray, 29 Barley, No. 2, 45 lb., b. w. $33.50. Corn No. 2 eastern yellow, ship, $49.50: Argentine, $38. -Mlllrun. standard. $28. Today'a car recelpta: Wheat, 11 flour, 4. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Oct. 1. (AP) Wall streetera raked over the stock market today and pulled out a handful of Issues at moderately higher prices, leaving the rest of the list to shift for Itself. Transactions totaled about 1,100,000 shares. Passage by the Prench chamber of deputies of the bill establishing the value of the franc at a lower point appeared to have been discounted In financial clrclea as brokers said it failed to bring any noticeable change In share prices when announced Today's closing prices for 32 select. ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye ..: 228 Am. Can 124 Am. & Fgn. Pow. 7i A. T. & T. 172 Anaconda Atch. T. & 8. F. Bendlz Avla. Beth. Steel California Paclt'g. Caterpillar Tract. , Chrysler - Coml. SolT. Curtlse-Wrlght DuPoot Gen. Poods Gen. Mot . 38 78'i 30 88 i 38i 81 'i 131 V, 16K, 161 40 'J . 89J, 88 13 in 48 31 93 Int. Harvest. I. T. ft T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (3. C.) Mosquitoes No need now to be chewed to bite by those blood-thirsty pests! Just burn a little BllHAril on your porch or wherever you want to spend the night In oomfort you won't be both ered again. Mosqultoo, HATE the pleasant odor of burning Bl'HACH and won't come anywhere near It. Ifa sure death to them If they dot So protect yourself from these peat this cheap, easy way in Handv Sifter Tans 35c up at all tirug.. Grocery, seed stores and ret shop . Phillips Pet , Radio ... 8ou. Pac. 41 lOVi 43 15 35 61 13 97 V4 24 69 H Std. Brands St. OH Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trass. Amer. . Union Carb. - - Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Oct. 1. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec 1.13'i l.mi 1.134 1.134 May 1.1U, 1.12V. 1.114 1.11S July saA .89(4 T .98(4 Corn: Dec. .941, S2' .93, May .89 a, .89 H .88 H .89 4 July .85V4 .85?, .85 .85 fan Francisco Butter. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1. (AP)- Butter unchanged. SACRAMENTO, Oct. 1. (AP) Churning cream butterfat; first grade 40c; second grade, 37V&C. REMAIN IN FORCE DURING DEM1 (Continued from Pago One.) In the future," said the official, who had spent all yesterday and last night moving from one conference to an other. He was sent here by plane from Washington when trouble threatened. Previous to the truce, the shippers had announced that beginning to day they would hire only under their own terms, and at cocks Instead of through Jointly -operated hiring halls. Union chiefs, including Harry Bridges, district president of the In ternational Longshoremen's associa tion, said any such action would be a lockout" which would bring union resistance. Commission Intercedes The employers proposal for the truce was embodied in a telegram sent the newly created United States maritime commission, which advanc ed three suggestions for delaying showdown. 'The shipowners are willing to agree to an extension of present con tracts and awards for a period of 60 days as you request," the message said, "upon condition that each of the unions on or before October 18 agree with your commission and with us that any and all disputes that shall not be settled by negotiation within the 60-dsy period shall be submitted to arbitration before your commission and upon the under standing that your commission will lend lta efforta and influence, to see that awards and existing contracts are lived up to during the period," Willing to Walt "We have advised maritime unions of our willingness to grant a 15-day extension." The working agreements involved are those which followed the bitter 1934 coastwlde strike, In which a dozen men lost their lives, and which finally led to a mass walkout of all unions in the San Francisco bay area, virtually paralyzing activity In this city. Under those agreements, the marl time unions received generally higher wages and better working conditions. The agreements were renewed a year ago by mutual consent, but this year both sides announced dissatisfaction and a desire to modify them. Shippers charged the unions with violation of the pacts which brought numerous disputes and tleups. Un ions in turn accused the employers of precipitating the disputes. In all union requests for modifies' tlon there was mentioned a desire to "clarify" a certain section relating to working conditions. During the 34 hours, preceding last midnight, but 17 ships moved in ana out of San Francisco bay as compared to a daily average .of 60. Today & Friday! BACK TO THRILL YOU ALL OVER AQAINI The 3 million ilollar pict u r e that made screen history .. returned by popular demand 7 "Hell's Angels" On J-. If . P ' N 4 Aft ) Attt An extraordinary screen program takes place at the Rlalto theater to morrow and Saturday with the re turn showing of "Hell's Aivtels." and n the same bill Zane Orey'a "King of the Royal Mounted." "Hell's Angels" Introduced the plat inum star, Jean Harlow, to audiences for the first time. With er In the cast are Ben Lyon and Jitmea HnM. Return Showing Shakespeare's Play Olivia de Haylland, Dick Powell Etoo Alexander and Anita Louise are mong the many featured tsrs in the Relnhordt production of Shakes pe arc's "Midsummer Night's Dream," coning to the Crater lan theatre Sun day for its popular price showing. Also In the cast are such favorites as James Carney, Joe E. Brown, Jean Mulr. Frank McHugh, Huh Herbert, lap Hunter, Victor Jory, Vereo Teas dale Arthur Treacher. Hobart cava- naugh. Grant Mitchell and Mickey Rooney, whose portrayal of Puck Is one of the outstanding roles in the picture. IH 8iiows 1:49 11:15-0:15 (Tomorrow and Saturday ! V 2 BIG MAJOR HITS Here's Action I kW t&l MCIOTJTEB jffj ROBERT KENT .' W E0SALIND KEITH Vffff-r Return Showing of the itV ffff Greatest Air Picture Ever Madel yS ff Medf0don!aydP,OPU,ar mZW M Jean Harlow's ' fijl ANGELS" Positively Ending Tonight I M (u Brwln Tsui jj Bauf ARK IBOtBLE- CONDEMNED" M Tomorrow and Saturday! 2 BIG MAJOR HITS Rialto's Program "Hell's Angels' Is undoubtedly, and will alwavs be. the greatest air ptc ture ever produced. Zane Grey's "King of the Royrl Mounted" stars Robert '?nt as the Mountle who In search of romanc. thrills and adventure enters the great northern country to fulfill hla dreams. Rosalind Keith and Alan Dlnehart are featured In the cast. Spectacular and dazzling tn Its fantasy yet with some rare and up rosrioufl comedy bits, "A Midsummer Night's Dream has won braise throughout the world when played a roadshow attraction. Opening Its popr.lar price run locally on the same date as in the metropolitan centers. It Is expected that hundreds Of southern Oregon show-goers will take advantage of the lowe; prices to see Shipespeare's masterpiece on the screen. FUEL OIL, any amount. Call 1184 Petroleum Heat to Burner Co. III Mats . , 25c 1 1 I ll lives . . 35c III Si I Kiddles . 10c 1 1 I Dramatic Star 5 j 5 ft ?2S Pranchot Tone, starring with Clark Gable and Charles Laughton In "Mt- tlny on the Bounty." plays a return engagement at the Roxy theater to day and tomorrow In the two million dollar adventure film that won the Academy award for the finest pic ture of the year. Service Club Meets Second meet ing o fthe Lincoln schol service cIud will be held tomorrow afternoon at the school. A large attendance Is ex pec ted. A musical program Is to be followed by a business session, with plans for the ensuing year to be outlined by the president, Mrs. A. B Shirley, who will also appoint com mittees. Fifth grade mothers will act as hostesses. Shrine Stated Sewlon. Hillah Temple meets at Masonlo hall, Ashland, Frldav evenlns. October Jiand, tn stated session W Routine and other im portant business regarding the Fall Ceremonial. SPECIAL ENTERTAIN MENT by KLAMATH FALLS NOBLES. Light refreshments after session. All Shrlners Invited. , OEOROE W. HILL1S, Potentate. . K. DETRICK. Recorder. Living In Fear Of , DENTURE STATIC? Do you hiss, gurgle or mumble hen you talk? Nervous becauio plates slip, click, or pop out? Con ceal all telltale evitienco or talse teeth, stop all trouble, by using FAS TEETH. This new Improved powder grips plates tight for 34 hours. Spe cial alkaline content prevents sore glims, burning, bad breath. Tastw less. Oet FA8TEETH nt any drug store, when mouth tissues ohnnge, see your dentist. I 4ry v .... . A "HIT PARA0I Z$y- f itavi Haavan?" v'iL ! j-t - J :SlnB, Boby, Sing" ' ' jpjL ",lov Will Tall'.' Q) Sv Extra Added Trent HAL LeROY and Preinser Slstera in "WASH YOUR STEP" Lateit Kew- Events A deputy sheriff near Goodnight. Tex., shot a black eagle with a seven foot wlngspread. AUTO LOaNS AND REFTN ANC TNO . W E. Thomas, 45 8. Central Closing time for To Late to Clas sify Ads is 1 :30 p. m. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 3 desirable modern, fur nished city homes. Immediate pos session. Best buys in Medford. Also several city and suburban homes, stock and dairy ranches. I will build to suit purchaser. If It's Real Estate you want, I have It. W. J. Roberta. 720 West 2nd. MAYFLOWER Wallpaper. 1 lot 50 oil. Bai. stock 40o oil. Lamport b. PLEASANT sleepinp room on east sine, ciose in. Rica is 11 new rea. 304 Oenesee. FOR SALE Service station on Pacific highway, with 5 acres ground and living quarters, 8 miles out. Price $3,000. Will trade for larger acre age or Medford buslneas of same value. P. O. Box 144, Talent. RUMMAGE SALE The adult Mis sionary society of First Christian church will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday lu the build Ing Just west of Roxy theater. LAMPORT'S Sale Mayflower Wallpa per; l lot 50 otr. Bai. atock ao off. FOR SALE Oood double-barrel 30 guage Parker shotgun; one .25-35 Winchester carbine rule with sncue. no w. and. WANTED A cook and waitress, man and wife preferred. Hotel Ashland 200 30-lnch passenger and truck used tires, 50o and $1.00. Older Tiro Shop. 114 8. Riverside. APPLE pickers wanted. Phone 480-J. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap ply In person. Must be neat. Franklin's Cafe. WANTED Tomato pickers. Ted Fish, Phoenix. FOR SALE By owner. 1929 Oakland leather upholstering, new paint, good runner ,tn ponecc conoiuon 016 East Jackson. WANTED Olrl to help sow In tailor shop. Klein tne '11 nor, 12H h. Main, upstairs. FOR SALE Electric vacuum cleaner. $5.00. 007 Mae. WANTED Drag -saw. Will pay rash Harry Hoxworth, Rt. 4, Box 80-A Medford. v. tO 1"N n SHOW ... ... . . fw"-j : , m 'Alice Adolphe FAYE MENJOU TED HEALY PATSY KELLY GREGORY RATOFF MICHAEL WHALEN RITZ BROTHERS WANTED Light 4-wheel trailer, box 325. Tribune. FOR SALE White Rock pullets. Jackson County Feed Co. WANTED A man to shuck corn. R. V. Bcall, Beau Lane. FURNISHED , duplex, 604 W. 10th. FOR SALE 1033 Chrysler Imperial 6- pnssenger coupe, ukc new. Must sold by Oct. 15th. LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. 36 N. Riverside. FOR RENT 4 -room nartlv furnished uouse. pnone luavi-K. FOR SALE Chev. touring, good con dition, S35.UU. bib summit Ave. GRACE CIRCLE of the Presbyterian cnurcn win noict a Rummage sale, Saturday. October 3rd. at 21 So. Riverside. 2 doors south of Valen tine's Cafe. AFTER 17 years' experience we should know how to reftnlsh your car as you wish! see Mich. Auto Beauty Shop. 608 S. Riverside. TO vote at November election you must register not later than Oc tober 3rd. To Rhow your good citl srcnshipDo it today. Jackson Coun ty Democratic Central Committee. PAY AS LOW AS 81 C PER WEfK Fdy txittt ut dfttroui. Hart fttiti Iraki LiniAf put yftvt cw tt mi pty tor H m iml wtUy pynwit(. 7tr$fone AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE STORES Itlverslile and Ninth Phone S for 3 Days cT"Cucoo wn Contest W if with a grand cart of funsters, including IADDED BHORTStjj Mats .... 260 Eves .... 35o Kiddies . . . lOo Load in Two toad Lot Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631 Hit N. Central 1 U -J