MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNTS, 3JEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. NOVErBET? "18, Y936.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
In Ashland Hertford business Cill
ers In As bland Monday Included L. V.
Waller and A. E. Ream.
Calling Here Gene Smith of Ash
land transacted business and called
on (rlenda here Monday.
Back at Office Dr. Hsrvey P. Cole
man, who had been confined to his
home with acute arthritis, resumed
practice at his office today.
Club Meeting Wenonah club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the Red
man hall for a regular card party.
It waa announced today. ,
Visitor Leaves A. M. Rowland,
business visitor here for a short time,
'v returned to Portland last night by
''train.
Mrs. Voorhles North Mra. Gordon
Voorhtes Is to leave this evening by
train for a short stay In Portland.
She is a member of the state capltol
punning commission.
Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Wolf of Ashland were among out-of-town
resldenta attending the funeral
of Mra. Agnes Wheellhan held here
Monday. x
Bible Class Meet Women's Bible
class of the First M. E. church will
noon In the home of Mrs. Eva Younger
non in the homo of Mrs. Eva Younger
at 223 North Central avenue.
Medlrs to Meet Jackson County
Medical association la to meet to
night at the Holland hotel, with Dr.
W. H. Heckman as host. Dinner la to
be at 7 o'clock. Dr. R. E. Green will
read the paper of the evening.
Divines Return Dr. and Mrs. Sher
I man L. Divine returned today from
a five days' visit with their daugh
tr In Sacramento, Csl. Dr. Divine
w-wlll JlMd the mid-week service at
' 7 :30 o'clock tonight at the First Pres
byterian church. Mrs. E. Iverson is
to speak on the national preaching
mission meeting In Portland recently.
Die8elized Ford
See It
LECTURE
by
F. E. BECKETT
Licensed Diesel Engineer
FREE
Moving Pictures
Odd Fellows Hall
November 18th 8 p. m.
FINE FOOD
Cap. Hsgerman's Orchestra
Every N'lght. t)lne and Dance at
ERNIE'S CASINO
Inipct Corp Mrs. Ethtl Rd of
this city vtdted th OrmnU Pasi
Women's Relief corps Saturday s of
ficial Inspector. Members from Med
ford, Gold Hill and Care Junction
were guests at the luncheon,
Attends Installation Mrs. Ira D.
Canfleld, department historian, was
among Medford members present at
the installation of officers for the
Grant Pass V. P. W. auxiliary and
post Saturday night.
To Visit Mother Miss Mary Bell
will leave here tomorrow for Spo
kane, Wash., to spend a ten days'
vacation at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Ettle Bell. En route she will
visit friends In Portland.
New Adviser Ralph B. Hardin of
Seattle reported at district CCC head
quarters here for duty as an educa
tional adviser at Camp Silver Lake.
Mr. Hardtn. a former principal of the
Monroe high school In Washington,
has been on duty as adviser In both
the Port Lewis and Vancouver Bar
racks districts.
Officers Moved Lieut. LeRoy Q.
Cronkhlte, who has been on duty at
Camp South Umpqua Palls, has been
transferred to Camp Rand, according
to local CCO headquarters. Lieut.
Theodore V. Prochazka is being moved
from Gasquet to wimer, and Lieut.
Richard E. Drum my la being trans
ferred from Wlmer to Gasquet.
To Attend Meet-rEugene O. Golden,
educational coordinator for the Med
ford CCC district, and Donald Mace,
adviser for headquarters detachment,
will attend an educational conference
at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., No
vember 33 and 34. Both will appear
on the program of the conference, to
be attended by representatives of
Vancouver Barracks district camps.
Plane Held Over Unfavorable
weather conditions in the northern
part of the state caused the ground
ing of the 5:18 p. m. United Air Lines
northbound plane here yesterday, T.
M. Howard, J. M. Doober, W. E. Dar
den and S. Hotellng, passengers on
the plane, continued north by train.
The ship took off for the north this
morning.
Gates Returns C. E. Gates, Pord
dealer here, returned to Medford yes
terday from Detroit, Mich., where he
attended a sales meeting and pre
view of the 1037 models. He traveled
by train to Portland and from there
to Medford In a new Ford de luxe
sedan. Mr. Gates left here for the
east with Mrs. Gates, on November
1. Mrs. Gates will remain In the
east until December 1, visiting five
sisters she had not seen in 14 years.
Her sisters reside in and near Star
City, Ind. One of her sisters, Mrs.
George w. Redvlck of Star City and
Winona Lake. Ind.. will accompany
her on her return trip for a visit
here. After visiting here Mrs. Red
vlck will go to Los Angeles where
she plans to spend the winter with
her son.
BAZAAR
Sacred Heart Church
PARISH HALL
November 20 and 21
Hope Chest will be disposed of Saturday Evening
"Libeletf Lady," at Craterian Thursday, Has Fine Cast
5
Already established ss one of the
year's ten biggest box office attrac
ttons, "Libeled Lady" com to the
Craterian theatre tomorrow for a
three day engagement, its all star cast
headed by such famous players ss
William Powell, Myrna Loy, Jean
Harlow and Spencer Tracy.
Love blooms In the headlines and
libel sprouts In court In this rollick
ing romantic comedy, which tells the
story of sn Impetuous Lothario hired
by a newspaper to quash a five -million
dollar libel suit. William Powell
1 the Lothario, Myrna Loy the lib
eled lady. Spencer Tracy the worried
newspaper editor and Jean Harlow,
his girl friend, very much In love
wit Tracy but forced to marry
Powell. Love, laughter and legal
complications are all present.
Walter Connolly and Charley
Grspewln liend tlip supporting cast.
Paxton Moves Capt. Glen V. Paxton,
who has been on temporary duty at
Camp Wlmer, has been transferred to
Camp McKlnley and will take com
mand there, relieving Lieut. Samuel
J. Dunktn.
Party Cancelled Announcement
was made today of the Indefinite
postponement of the card party
scheduled by the Pythian Sisters In
Knights of Pythias hall tomorrow
night. Conflict In dates for use of
the .hall necessitated the postpone
ment and the party was projected to a
future date to be announced later.
Council Meet Jackson county pri
mary teachers' council' will meet Sat
urdsy afternoon at 1 :30 in the court
house auditorium, with poetry as the
discussion subject. Miss Erma May
of the Sams Valley school will be
chairman; Miss Jeanette Smith, SONS
primary supervisor, will speak and re
ports will be given by Mrs. Nettle
Sheley of Rogue River schools and
Miss Joyce Handley snd Miss Madge
Mitchell of Gold Hill schools. All
primary teachers and any others in
terested are Invited to attend.
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Livestock
PORTLAND. NOV. 18. ( AP-USDA)
Hogs 400, 4 direct: market rather
slow, mostly steady; good to choice
165-316 lb. drive-Ins mostly S8.95;
load lots absent, quotable to 10.00;
few 340-360 lb. butchers $0 35; 120-
15 lb. weights mostly $9.00-50; pack
ing sows largely $7.50; few up to
$7.75; choice local feeder pigs quot
able up to $3.00. ,
CATTLE 300. 97 direct; calves 35.
10 direct; market very slow, partial
clearance about steady, some bids
lower particularly on low grade cows;
off common steers 5.00-e.OO; heifers
$4.50-5.50; low cutter and cutter cows
$3.75-3.35; common to medium cows
$3.65-4.35; good beef cows held above
$5.35; bulls mostly $4.75-5.35; choice
vealers up to $9.00; common to me
dium grades $5.00-7.00.
SHEEP 300; market about steady
on limited supply; few medium 70
85 lb. lambs $6.50-75; good truck-Ins
salable around $7.35-50; yearlings
$5-00 down; short deck slaughter
ewe 53.35; choice quotablo $350 or
above.
Starting Tomorrow
ovemmlbeiL E9ttfin
Evei?y COAT
In A Sensational Price Slashing
CO ATT SALE
It isn't necessary to wait until January to get your coat at the loweit possible
price ... We intend clearing our rack . . . Our regular pricei always save
you money . . . think what these sale prices mean to you I
COATS
Regular $37.50 and $29.95 values. Sale price .
$2150
Regular $24.50 and $26.50 values. Sale price .
$1850
$1650
$1450
$850
4
Regular $22.95 values. Sale price..
Regular $19.95 values. Sale price..
Regular $11.95 values. Sale price..
Dresses and Hats included in this tale.
The AE3E) B3
The store that saves you money
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18.
(AP-USDA) -Hogs: 1.750; direct 1,300.
Mostly steady, top and bulk 15J-313
lb. butchers $10.35; load 153 lb. Ida
ho $10.50; sorted 16 head 135 lb.
$9.75; few 240-330 lb. weights $9.75;
packing sows $7.3575.
CATTLE: 175. Steers nominally
steady, package medium 055 lb.
weights $7.25; four loads Oregon
steers placed in local feed lot; good
fed steers absent, quoted to $8.75;
range she-stock absent, good cows
quoted to $5.50; lower-grade cows
uneven, mostly around steady; short
lond 1140 lb. dairy cowa $5.00. sorted
6 head $4.00; other dairy cows to
$4.50; hulk low-cutvrs-cutters $3.50
4.25; odd bulls $4.50-5.50; steady.
Calves: None. Nominal; good -choice
vealers quoted to $9.50.
SHEEP 3,400; direct 3,135; lambs
steady, two decks strictly good 81
82 lb. California wooled lambs $8.40;
straight, small lot 68 lb. weights
$7.50; other classes absent, ewes sal
able $3,25 down.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 18.-r-(AP
BUTTER, prints, A grade, 34c lb.;
In parchment wrappers 35Uc lb In
cartons; B grade, parchment wrappers
34 lie lb.; cartons 35c lb.
BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery,
general price) A grade delivered at
least twice weekly 36-37o lb.; country
routes, 34-36c lb.; B grade 34-35? lb.;
C grade at market.
EGGS Buying price by wholesal
ers: extras 33c doss.: standards 39c
doz.; extra medium 35c dos.; medium
firsts 21c; medium 35c doz.; under
grade 17c dos.; pullets 13-15c doz.;
Ie wees 3c dos.
LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery
buying price: colored hens over 4V4
lbs. 16-170 lb.; under 44 lb. 10.17c
lb.; Leghorn hens 13-14o lb.; Leghorn
broilers 1 lbs. 18-17o lb.; Leghorn
pprlngs 14-15c lb.; roosters 8-9c lb.
Cheese and country meats steady
unchanged.
Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, steady
unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Nov. 18. P Wheat:
Open High ' Low Close
M&y ......100 1.0014 .99 .09
Dec. .99 .0914 .98 V .98
Today Car Receipts: Wheat
barley 1; flour 7; hay 1.
Chicago Wheat
1
I CHICAGO, Nov. 18 (API
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Dec -1.1814 1.19V, 1.17H t.l7H
May 1.15.18 l.iavfc I IS 1 1H
. July 1.0S14 1.03H !
FUR SHOWING
Caracul, Persian, Marmot
and many othera In all sizes.
ETHKIjWYN B. HOFFMANN.
C3 Tomorrow & Fri!
ANOTHER GREAT FILM
ON OUR BIO LINE-UP!
Pfc IsstM OBmCwweaif s I
-COUNTRY
10CHFJ.lt NUDUM
PS
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Nov. 18. (AP)
Although dividends, bonuses and
wage increases rolled up to record
proportions today, the stock market
tripped over selling which effectively
halted the surging advance of many
recent leaders.
The sharp upturn of ths past two
sessions, brokers said, induced some
traders to cash In part of their pro
fits. Trends were uneven at the
close. Transfers approximated 3,900.-
000 shares.
Todays closing prices for 32 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. fc Dye.. .-. 339 '4
Am. Can 1 2 5 i
Am. Sr Fgn. Pow- e?4
A. T. tfe T .. laoii
On Roxy Bill
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Damon Runyon's thrilling romance,
"Three. Wise Quys." starring Robert
Young and Betty Purneaa In the stel
lar roles, playa at the Roxy theater
today only. With them In the cast
are Herman Blng. Bruce Cabot, Ray
mond Walbxirn and Thurston Hall.
Anaconda
Atch. T. & 8. F
Bendlx Avia.
Beth. Steel
Caliroinla Pack'g .
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Coml. Solv.
Curtljs-Wrlght
DuPont ......
Gen. Foods ....
um. Mot. -
Int. Harvest.
I. T. & T
Johns-Man ....
Monty Ward
North Amer ,
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. Pac ..
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer
Union Carb
Unit. Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
MANN'S BEAUTY SALON
Thursday Special
Flnjrer Wave and
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Show Starts Tonight At 6:30
W laali 1 1 1 1
The fearless
sequel to Lon
don's Tall Of
The Wild '!
Today Only!!
DAMON RUNYON'S
UJISE GUVS
Marion Marsh and
James Dunn Head
Cast Rialto Film
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Above la pictured happy-go-lucky
Jamea Dunn, who has the load In
"Come Closer, Folks," which playa at
the Rialto theater today and tomor
row on the double bill program with
w. Somerset Maugh.am' "Isle of
Fury."
"Coma Closer, Polka" Is the hllarl
oua tale of a big city pitchman and
hla adventurea along the sidewalks.
Ho sets out with a gang of high
pressure salesmen to canvass the
nation with phoney two-bit watches
but discovers to hla surprise that the
country's clttiens weren't the fools
they aro cracked up to be. It's load,
ed with laughs and according to ad
vance reports It's a show that siiould
n't be missed. With Dunn In the
cast are Mnrlon Marsh, Wynne Gib
son, Herman Blng and Georgo McKay.
"Isle of Fury" deala with a fugi
tive from Justice who set up a king
dom on an Island In the South Seaa.
Everything Is at hla command until
a shipwrecked white man float Into
hla harbor and threatens the love of
hla bride. As cotncldenca would have
It, the new arrival la the hunter of
the fugitive. From hero the plot
thickens and the climax la finally
brought about In the greateat or
thrilling manners, Humphrey Bogort,
Margaret. Lindsay and Donald Woods
have the leading rolea.
Gertrude Dodson, knitting Instruc
tor, now located In Fortmlller's Store,
Ashlsnd.
MANN'S BEAUTY SALON
Thursday special
Flncer Wave and
Shampoo for 7Sc.
Quality. Dependability and
true Rye Flavor all prtdoml
note In UDL
PINT
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stove
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$2.75
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Hi-de-Ho! It's love
on the loose and
musio in the airl
TOMORROW!
HERE THEY COFVIE!
41? Big Stars in One Grand Film!
LfOWEi.L
He w the btOman but h walked off wlllf
.the bride ... He'd do anything for a pall',
Her disguise couldn't hide fier"once-ln-a
lifetime anklei from him I
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front-page news but It landed In thel
comle taction I .
JfiotTRACY
' To him a marriage llceme wat utt a?
permit to fight I
Jhty'rt Rascahl They're Rowdy
And They're Rarn' For Romance!
ILMBW