Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 07, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIIj TRTBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. AVEDXESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1936. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL - From Trail Mrs. W. D. Morgan of Trail was shopping and transacting ' business In Msdford yesterday. To Live Here Mrs. Qmi Oold of -Climax recently moved to this city, -where she plans to reside during the winter. v: In from South Fork Capt. Preston ,je, Eohner of Camp Bouth Fork was biiflness visitor in Medford today. Re was accompanied by Mrs. Rohner. Calling Here Mr. and Mrs. William vBull.ngton of Grants pa&a were call ing on friends and transacting busi ness here yesterday. From Talent Out-of-town visitors 'In Medford yesterday Included George Ifand business acquaintances while ; here. i On Jury Duty J. Fattlg of Kerby .; was In Medford today to serve on the -federal Jury. He was accompanied . by Mrs. Fattig, who called on friends while here. Tonsils Removed Mrs. Edna Myers was among patients at the Osteo pathic clinic and hospital today, hav ing undergone an operation for re- naoval of her tonsils this morning. Returns from North Warren Bay ltss returned on the morning train from the north today from Portland, where he attended the livestock ex position. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Gubser of Gilroy. Cal , left here Monday for the southern state after spending four days In Medford as the guess of their nephew, Jack Mat lack. On Hunting Trip Fred Fry, Shorty Humphrey, Vance Wolgamott and Henry Taylor of 6an Diego, left this mornlng for the Four Mlla lake coun try where they will hunt deer for the next two weeks. Chorus Rehearsal Announcement has been made that the Jackson county teachers' chorus will meet for regular rehearsal Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in the courthouse audi torium. Esther Church Leake, direc tor, urges all members to be present. Livestock PORTLAND, Oct. 7. AP-USDA) Hogs 250, market active, lightweights strong to shade higher, mostly at 10 Zo 10 cents nignsr, gooa w cuoi 183 to 318 lb. drlve-lns mostly 810.25: 328 to 380 lb. 89.50-78: 120 to 150 lb. 89.50-75: packing sows 87.75-8.00; good choice feeder pigs salable around 83.00-75: common :ght weight dewn Trard to 85.50. . . CATTLE 100: calves, 100; market Very slow; scattered sales steady to weak; one load good stocker steers, $5.65: slsughter steers scarce, modl- iim itMU nnotSDle 85.75 to 87.00: strictly good grade eligible to 87.50; common to medium oelfers 84.00-3.35; low cutter and cutter cows 82.50 (25: common to medium 83.50-4.35: good beef cows 84.50-5.00; bull mostly 84.30-5.25; good to choice Tealers 8B.0O-9.OO; odd head 89 35-50: choice 225 lb. calves up to 87.75; load nd odd lots; medium grades unsold; demand narrow. SHEEP 200; market fairly active, fully steady; good fat lambs 87J5 80; one outstanding lot 88 lb up to $7.57; common to medium grade $8.00-7.00: few yearling $5.00-50; medium ewes $2.00-75; good fat ewes quotable to $3.25. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. T. (AP-USDA) Hogs: 650: direct 185. Active; fully steady, apot hlher on lightweight butcher and tow: top uid bulk 150-230 lb. California 10.S5; short-load medium 157 lb. weight 10.5O: few aale 340-3J5 lb. verages 9.85-10.35; packing ow $7.75-85; good quoted to $8.00. CATTLE: 200; steer mostly teady. two loada 815-910 lb. steer off beet A top 7.75; car medium 975 lb. CeJl form as 7.00; good light fed steers absent, quoted 8.00-60; tw-tock ii.ti. ih.rured. dairy COW weak.' short-load medlum-ood 950 lb. Idaho range cows w io--'"-ters-cutter 3.a5-4.3S; Iw heavy dairy cows (4.25-50; odd bull M-50-iM; good quoted to 5.0; calve: 135. About steady, part-load vealer 7.60; load medium-good 333 (b. range calve 6.76. SHEEP: 600; all direct; holdovers 500; salable supply J1 holdover lambs, quality mostly plain: no early le; good wooied lambs quoted , .aAA-aq tt Tuesday: two tlVUUU o.w-w-w. - deck mostly medium 88 lb wooied Oregon tombs 87.25 Mralght, weak. CHICAGO. Oct. 7-(AP-USDA)-Hcgs, 12,000; strong to 10 higher than Tuesday verge. top 110 50; bulk better grade 180-340 lb. 110 16-40; most strong weight pigs ,850.9.25; bulk desirable packing sows M.15-40. CATTLE, 8.000; calve 1.500; general trend active; steer and yearlings J atrong to 25. motly 16-25 higher bet- tar grade ultol for .Mpper "P most; ill grade eAring upturn, however; top yearling 810.40; best medium weight ieex 810.25; big weight 89.50; heifer yearling scaling 880 lb UP to 110.35; Ut cowl dull but cutters fully steeay t 84 :li down; grass heifers y uneven at 84.75 6.35; but fed heifer wanted at 89.00; upwaxd; several load turning t 9.50-1035; stocker and feeder con fniiv ste.dv and fairly Active; bulls steady at 43.90 down; vealer 60 , lower at 810.00 down. ! SHEEP, 8,000 Including 4.000 direct; fat natlv lambs mostly Meidy; bulk good to choice to larger Interest ta.SO-75; sheep and feeding lamb lit- i Now 1 Eat CABBAGE nt Stomach Ooe jiffy with leii-n . Err Here from Bit Capt. Buford E. Boyd of Camp Bly was n visitor at CCC headquarters today.- Club Meeting Announcement has been made that the Paat Noble Grand club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mae Stuart on Stewart avenue. All members are requested to be present. On Emerald St-aff Victor Dallalre has been named on the editorial board of the Oregon Emerald, Uni versity of Oregon campus publica tion. Fred Colvlg, former Medford boy, Is editor of the paper. Elected to Office Rev, F W. Hop kins was elected president of the Grants Pass Ministerial association at the regular monthly meeting Monday morning. Other officers will be Rev. H. P. Sconce, vice-president, and Rev, Mrs. Rosella Douglas, secretary 'treas urer. School Opens Tomorrow The state free mining school at Grants Pass Is to open tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Grants Pass high school, according tv. W. D. Pur vine. superintendent. Classes will be held Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nlghta of each wek, with day classes to be started soon. New Room Soon The construction of the addition to the Jacksonville schoolhouse la progressing rapidly, it is reported, and occupancy of the new rooms Is expected to take place be fore November. M. E. Coe, principal, states that enrollment has Increased In the grade schools this year and Is only slightly below the 1935 total In the high school. Masons to Ashland Southern Ore gon Masons will convene at Ashland Masonic lodge Thursday evening, tt has been announced. Dinner Is to be served at 6:30 o'clock In the Masonic temple dining room. Following din ner, members will gather In the lodge room where they will be addressed by United States District Attorney Carl Donough, who Is here attending federal court. His topic is to be "Are You Law Conscious?" As the meet ing is expected to be of great Interest to all Masons, a large attendance Is expected. tie changed: medium to choice native ewea around 2.50-3.30; double good to choice around 80 lb. summer shorn lambs 88.25 with 10 per cent sort at $7.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Oct. 7. (AP) BUT- TGR Prints. Grade 36c lb. In parchment wrappers; 37c In cartons: B grade, parchment wrappers, 35c lb.; cartons 36c. BUTERFAT (Portland delivery, gen eral price) A grade delivered at least twfoe weekly, S7'c-39o lb.; country routes, 36' -37c lb.; B grade 95; hard winter S9!6; western red " B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price butterfat basis, 53 Eggs, cheese, country meats, live poultry, potatoes, onions, cantaloupes, wool, bay, steady, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Oct. 7, (API Wheat: Open High Low Close May .97V4 STA SI SI Dec 96Vi 6 SB 56 Cash ivheat: Big Bend bluestem, 3 pet. 1.034; dark hard winter, 13 pet. 1.17M; 13 pet. l.HVi; U. pet. 1.0S14; soft white and western whit 96V4; hard winter 99y4 western red 96 H- Oat, No. 3 Palouse. 29.00. Barley, No. 3, 45-lb. B. W., 33.50. Corn. No. 3 E. T. ship, 49.60; Argen tine 36.00. Mlllrun standard. 28.00. Today's Car Receipt: Wheat 33; barley I; flour 10; hay 8. rr: . . .... c i i r.h man Wheat ULAIKt 11 : . . iljt .T.T? . " ' t d c u n d i h " cmicaoo. oci. 7.-(Aj-)-wne.i: I II L I U II V S ieV A 1 . A I Open High Low Close Wli H Z I I Dec. 1.13't l.lS',1 1.13 I.13H Y it V 3 lllll! 'I DARWELL VJ 1 kj 1 '" Arline Judge Evelyn Venable StjjfiSr ! I M If JNJMkVE22& I EK3 US FEATURE NO. 21 Ksssa I 1 Tomorrow & Frl!2 111 ot I i'-A aecusEBt I WMlii U Of ..v,n, her ,T J - P .... .J.V'IP , 14 I 11 f'lm JXf i Ed.T,n.te, f fifiM 'with LEW AY R E S ! the voice jv -jgg ; -AGAIL PATRICK BUGLE ANN"j. ffEjjl ' "f' Paul Klly Joyct Compton . Wl,h I llvfi I C'rti' ' , Bnny Bolter-Ernest Cojiart li Lionel Barrymon-B aflhligul U - f Onilow SfVnl !l;l May SO .89 -8974 July - .65 H .85 .86 Va Wail St. Report NEW YORK, Oct. 7. (AP) After a fast upward sortie Into new high territory for the pest five yeari, the stock market backed up in the final hour today and closed with trends decidedly Indefinite. A break of about S points or so In Douglas Aircraft on an unsatisfactory earnings statement, combined with profit-taking elsewhere, helped un settle the list. Turnover waa the largest since early In the year, ap proximately 2,900 000 shares. Today's closing prices for 31 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye.............237 Am. Can 123?, Am. & Fgn. Pow...... ...... 7S, A T. & T 178 Anaconda . 407, Atch. T. 4i S. r 81 '4 Bendlx Avla. . 31 Beth. Steel 73H California Pack'g 384 Caterpillar Tract. 83 (4 Chrysler 136'; Coml. Solv 18Ji Curtlss-Wrlght 64 DuPont I86"i Gen. Poods .,. 40J Gen. Mot. 704 Ir.t. Harvest. I T. & T. Monty Ward North Amer. . Penney (J. C.) . Phillips Pet Radio . Sou. Pac 88 '4 13'i 51 33 '4 94 45 ZZZ 46 'i 15'4 37H 64 1414 09 24 i . 74; std. Brands ......... St. Oil Cal St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer Union Carb . Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel San FGranclsco Butter SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7. (AP USDA) Butter unchanged; eggs, large. 364: mediums. 264; smalls, 174; cheese unchanged. SACRAMENTO. Oct 7. (P)-Chum-Ing cream butterfat; first grsde 39; second grade 374. Show Starts Tonight at 6:30 til show. inLrW'y'wSaTffll Mau.."cTd I Mjrlfi.S TO DRY 13 tt, - , i or a enorme wno i jV , X li makes b e 1 i e v e I 'j'ij A idsr$& s.h9'8 Broa.dway'8 III 1 1 F l's'I m o t h e r believe "4 1 I A V77f II ' H iTZPC II B' Wlin Ji I LEVIN, SONNENBERG GRAPPLE TO DRAW SAN PRANCISCO. Oct. 7. (API Dave Levin, 201 pounds. New Tork. snd Gus Sonnenberg. 304. New York, wrestled to a midnight drew In their two-hour match here. Each had gained a fall when, under state law the bout was stopped at the stroke of 12. . Stated Communication of Reames Chaoter. O. E. S.. V Matrons and Past Patrons guests of honor. Visiting members In vited. Hattle M. Aiaen. oecy. There will be a nimmBge sale Fri day and Saturday, at 407 Enst Main. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY RED CHOW puppies, also Scottles and wlre-halrs, 2 miles south ou High way. ' FOR SALE 15 White Leghorn and 15 mixed laying pullet. 713 Palm. FOR SALE OR TRADE 23-lnch wood heater, gas water heater, 30-gallon tank, range with colls. 847 East 9th St FOR RENT 4-room house, $1250. Dresslers, phone 15b9-. DUST PROOF, well-ventllated refln Ishlng rooms, with natural light, help us give you a good paint Job at Auto Beauty Shop, 608 S. River side. FOR RENT $20; modern furnished 3 rooms and sleeping porch. Adults. 626 E. Main. Phone 1203-W. FOR SALE Good feeder and weaner pigs, also laying pullets. Phone 403-J-l. tpMS oil V 1'Aam nf mnrM 3(100 lbs.. $150; 150 Red pullets. $1 each. Farm macninery. k. ri. uoe, nusw t Route 1, Box 14. FOR SALE My equity In one acre with DUliaings, e-u. win ww good cow ror part. airs, woiuio DeBarr Avenue. WANTED Experienced shoe sales man for part time work. Give ref erences. BOX ooo, 'iTioune. BACHELOR APARTMENTS, 445 S. Front. FOR SALE Dresses and coats: sizes 14 and 16. Exceptional bargains. Phone 509-L. nfter B p. m. aw lyniatw.viHiiwai j (l gjimr'ifti 'flViVlMr'Tl 31 MU I SSi-.S mi mm j ' . mill, i FOR 8ALE 3 barrels stove oil. cheap. 1 mile below Gold Ray dam on Rogue River. WILL ROOM and board man and wire or two business girls In my home. 324 Mae St. FOR SALE 5-room home: modern: owner. Inquire Monarch Qrocery, 1803 W. Main. FOR SALE! Team large burros, har ness and pack saddles. R. 3, Box 44, Midway Road. WANTED Tomato pickets. Oscar BiacKiora, central Point. Phone 14-x-l. FOR SALE Motor bike, rocker, car pet and fireplace screen. 415 Ed wards. FOR RENT Small furnished house 310 Maple street. Phone 912-J. DRY EAR CORN. $30: bring sacks. Mixe tt.oger, earns valley. LEASE One acre garden soil. Irri gated. Fruit and berries. Two-room house. Lights. On banks of Rogue near Trail. $10 monthly. D. E. Millard. "Roguedale," Star Route. Eagle Point. Ore. AMERICAN oll-burnlng circulating heater: largest slae: late model.: used 2 months; 150 gallon fuel storace tanks Included, $100, $5 per moiun. uau h'J4-y. RUMMAGE SALE given by the ladles of the Lions' club. Friday and Sat urday. Oct. 9th and 10th. 414 East Main, next to Roxy Theatre. A GENUINE BARGAIN-, modern home, living room 18x20 feet, fireplace hardwood floors, basement with oil burner, 2 bath rooms. 2-car garage, chicken houses for 2000 birds. Irri gation, also Medford Cltv water. 2 acres of land. Price reduce to 4750 for quick sale. Let me show you the bargain of the valley. a. mitterueld. exclusive agent. LARGE STOCK on hand of Roofing panel' all weight Building paper Sheeetlng paper Felt Plaster bosrd Comigated Iron PAINTS All colors at $1.20 per gal. Complete stock of Barb Wire. SEE THE MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE AND SAVE WHAT A WOW Ck k. J v. jff'SSSj i t ''fJIW Vk if ri K . t)vs' mrrniA mm. aa, WARNER BAXTER LIONEL BARRYM0RE "TtteRoad tcrCfoiijw with JUNE LANG Gregory RAT0FF YOU'LL agggr V r y "til r k The power and , ' Jv, sweep of "The 1 .l ye --"V. Big Parade". . the It ;.- . ( Tf'tf. "All Quiet On The fi; 1 1 ' 'l""!; Western Front" Ifij 1 V (' i s big m botirjf Jl " FOR SALE Ford l4 ton truck, feed grinder .roll mill, rarm implement. Bechtold, Route 3, Box 30, near air port. FOR SALE Pool hall. Oood business. E R. Fuller, R. Est. Agency, 1803 W. Main. WHY RENT? When you can own a Cosy Home of your own. 707 Oak Street: two bedrooms, hardwood floor in liv ing room: new paint. East front, Assessments snd taxes all paid, $1330. $135 down, balance $17 per month, which Includes Interest. taxes and Insurance. This Is ha other Loan Company Sacrifice. W. E. THOMAS 43 South Central Ave. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 616 N. Central. MAYFLOWER Wallpaper; I lot 60 oft. Bal. stock 30 Off. Lamporvk LAMPORT'S Sale Mayflower Wallpa per; 1 lot 50 off. Bal. stock ail's, off. THIS ADV. good for $35.00 this week on any used car in stocx seiung ior more then $100.00. All cars St ad. vert Inert list prices. Get one of these bargains. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth WANTED A two-ten tractor plow Most be In good condition. Phone Mr. Mead, 990. DEMOCRATIC RALLY All votera are earnestly requested to be present at Democratic rieaa quarters at 217 West Main street at eight o'clock Wednesday evening. October seventn. 10 near me non ornhle Carl O. Donauch. State Dl rector for the "ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT CLUB. You will en lov the music given by our "DEM OCRATIO GLEE CLUB" under the direction of the well-known artist. Mr. James Stevens. All Jsckson County Democrstlo Candidate will be Introduced from ma piauorm Mr. Edwin D. Hick will preside. Paid Adv WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? IS THERE A CURE? A booklet containlni the opinions of fsiuenii doc ten en tfci interetting mhject will b cnt FREE, while they Int. to an? reader writim to the ErlueitionsJ Diriiion. 13J Fiftb Avenue, New YorW, N. Y., Dept. o-1 lf)4 Today Only! OF A COMEDY! Will also play to. night only at the .. . HOLLY THEATRE wiiii Crcd Slon Bllllt turk if Starts Tomorrow! THE YEAR'S MOST IMPRESSIVE CAST! The great World War . . . where heart-starved men . , gave up their Uvea gladly for the glory of a woman's oaressl BlB V i Ai LIVE THI8 PICTURE! i y $30 oo A MONTH FOR RENT OR C1 A MONTH TO BUILD YOUR OWN HOME! Not much choice there. Who wouldn't want their own home if it cost no more than the rent they now pay! Such a pro- gram is yours through our new Paboo Protected House Plan. Imagine the thrill of a new home; built according to your ideas ; designed by an experienced architect; built by a reliable contractor, of the proper materials; Government in spected before you take possession; 10, IB or 20 years to pay . . . each monthly payment no more than the rent you now . pay. See us today ... we can show you howl WE OFFER YOU A PA BOO protected GOVERNMENT inspected mi built according to your specifications LOOK at THESE RUGGED FEATURES TERMITE PROOFING EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE RAIN PROOF MOISTURE PROOF SOUND DEADENING INSULA TION AGAINST HEAT AND COLD FUEL CONSERVATION AR0HITE0TUALLV COR RECT BUILT OF THE FINEST MATERIALS PROPER CONSTRUCTION BY RELIABLE . . SKILLED WORKMEN AND PABCO-PRO- TEOTED AND GOVERNMENT INSPECTED I For Your Convenience We Are Adding A NEW DEPARTMENT A man familiar with modern architectural design and an expert in negotiating details of loans, will be at your service at all times. He will work with you from the first rough plan to the finished home. He will recommend the architect, the contractor, the proper ma terials and arrange for your FHA Loan. He will call at your home by appointment, day or evening. 4H If yon own bulldln tot, It will probably mora than cotsr (he tint payment Timber Products Co, End of North Central Avenue Phone 7 I