Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 25, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textt MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1936. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and To Portland Among those expect ed to leave by train tonight tor the north Is Mrs. J. F. Smith, who will . : go to Portland. II aj Operation Mrs. K. J. Madden la among patients at Community hos pital, having undergone an appendec tomy Monday evening. Temporary Move Blden shoe ser vice announced today Its removal to the Kldd store on East Main street during remodeling of Its premises at 19 South central avenue. Colton North Sam Colton planned to leave tonight for Portland to join Mrs. Colton, who has been visiting j- there. They expect to spend several ,,- days visiting In the north. Phythlun Home Returning home this morning was George Phythlan, who has spent the past few weeks l traveling In the east, stopping in s number of cities on business. Business Visitors Out-of-town res . Idents transacting business here yes terday Included Will M. Dodge, T. L. O'Harra, P. L. Nutter and Earl Balrd, all of Ashland. Pageant Tonight A Thanksgiving : pageant will be given In the Howard school at 7:30 this evening. Admls slon will be a pound of food staples that can be used In making soup In the school kitchen. Get License A marriage license -was Issued at the Josephine county clerk's office In Grants Pass Satur day to Adolph Louis Straube, farmer, and Luetta Nancy west, both of Jack sonville. Here from Ashland Among out-of-. town visitors In Medford Monday H were H. H. Elhart of Ashland, who transacted business here, and Olen Johnston, also of Ashland, who at tended a committee meeting here In the evening. Grange Dance Ways and means committee of the Phoenix Grange will sponsor a dance at the hall Friday night, starting at 9 o'clock. Silva's orchestra will furnish the music, and turkey sandwiches will be served by the committee. Those in charge state that everyone la welcome. The Morning AfterTaking Carters Little Liver Pills MajeflsAkuau THANKSGIVING NIGHT DANCE Thursday Evening November 26 at the OASIS Eagle Point Les Price's Swing Band ADMISSION Men 40c Ladies 10c uiHiniaiiiiiiiiiiBH D . ml, D C f c E E f -bote ELKS AND INVITED GUESTS INFORMAL Les Price's 1 0 Piece Swing Band Swing Music At Its Best THE TOP DANCE OF THE SEASON DON'T MISS IT! PERSONAL Here on Business Mrs. Irene Moreland of Sardine creek transact ed business in Medford yesterday. From. Applegate Holman Barn hart, project superintendent of the Apple gate CCC camp, conferred this morn ing with executives of the Rogue river national forest service In fed eral building here. To VUlt Portland Lieut. Philo D. Smith and Lieut. William Drlscoll of the local CCC headquarters will spend a four-day Thanksgiving leave In Portland. They plan to leave tonight and return late Sunday. Visits Headquarters Lieut. Don Llndsey. who was formerly on duty 4n the Medford CCC district, visited at headquarters here yesterday. He was transferred some months ago to the Vancouver Barracks district. Back from Hospital Earl Freeman, CCC member of headquarters detach ment, returned yesterday from the veterans' hospital at Roseburg where he underwent a minor foot operation recently. Members to Meet Announcement waa made today that all nonaffili ated members of O. E. S. are request ed to meet Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the Masonic hal to com plete arrangements for the annual card party. Rummage Sale O. E. 8. Social club will hold a rummage sale Frl day and Saturday In the Whlllock building opposite the California Ore gon Power company on West Main street. Persona having bundles to be called for are asked to telephone 532-M. Back from Game Capt. and Mrs. Albert T. Anderson and daughter Kathryn returned Monday evening from a four-day vacation trip to the big game at Corvallls. They also vis ited In Portland and Salem. Lieut. E. J. Brugger accompanied them to Portland and returned with them Monday, Back from Inspection H. C. Obye. , assistant supervisor of the Rogue river national forest, was back at his office in federal building today after completing a general Inspection of Pelican Bay Lumber company log ging operations northeast of Crater lake. He returned via Dead i Indian Soda Springs and Lake of the woods, where he also made inspections. Return from Conference Eugene O. Golden, district educational ad viser, and Don Mace, adviser at Pres cott and headquarters detachment, returned late last night from- Van couver where they took part In an educational conference held by the Vancouver Barracks CCC district. Dr. D. E. Wtedman, ninth corps area ad viser, presided at the meetings. - Accepted for Army Robert M. Clark of route 1 was accepted yester day for service In the United States army and was assigned to the 7th infantry stationed at Vancouver Bar racks, Wash., it was announced to day from the Portland office of Ma J. H. D. Bagnall. district recruiting of ficer. Clark applied for enlistment at the recruiting station In city hall here on November 20. Hurt In Fall Mrs. Margaret Moore, cook at government camp In Crater lake national park, was receiving treatment In Community hospital to day for bruises and a wrenched mus cle In her side. The attending phy si clan said her condition was not at all serious. ' She fell from a step ladder while she was cleaning the walls of the camp mess hall yes terday forenoon. Plan Program Epworth league of the First Methodist Episcopal church will present an "old - fashioned" Thanksgiving program tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. In the Sun shine parlors of the church. An out standing feature will be a high school boys' chorus presenting an original Interpretation of "Pop-eye," according to the announcement. There is no admission charge, but a free-will of fering will be taken. All members and friends of the church and lea gues are Invited. Throng Expected One of the larg est crowds In years Is expected to attend the annual firemen's charity ball at Oriental Gardens tomorrow night. Chief Roy Elliott stated today, j Advance ticket sale has been large, he : said, and Indications point to a gala . evening. Steve Whipple and his nine- ' Attend Party Oscar Silver, Wil liam Grenbemer, Hugh Bentley, Dr. W. J., Crandall, Arthur Taylor and Guy Applewhite were among the large group or Ashland Legionnaires who attended the stag party and tur key dinner sponsored by the Medford Legion post at the K.. P. hall last night. piece swing band will provide music and an exhibition ballroom swing dance will be presented by Jewel Deter and Howard Poffenbarger. Pro ceeds will be used in restoring dis carded toys for needy children at Christmas. Wood South Kenneth Scott Wood, high school teacher. Is among those planning to spend the Thanksgiving holidays out of town. He will go to Eureka, Cal., to join Mrs. Wood, the two to be guests of relatives there. 1 Livestock PORTLAND. Nov. 25. ( AP-USDA) Hogs 1200, 1108 direct, market steady; good-choice lightweight drlve lna mostly (10.00, odd head 110.10, load lots absent, quotable 10.25, 22560 lb.' &9.25-50; heavier down 8.76; few light lights $9.25-50; 112 lb. slaughter pigs $9.00; packing sows largely 7.50: 1 lot good-choice 68 lb. feeder pigs $3.00. CATTLE 100. direct 39. calves 10. mostly a pre-hollday cleanup, scat tered cowa about steady, other classes nominally steady; common-medium dressed steers salable $5.00-7.25. strictly good grsssera and short fed elgllble around $7.50-8.00 and above; common heifers 'salable $4.25-5.25, better kinds quotable $6.50; low out ter and cutter cowa $2.50-3:25; common-medium $3.5014.25; good beef cows salable around $4.75-5.25. Bulls nominally $4.85-5.25; good-choice vealers quotable $7.50-B.50. SHEEP: None, market nominally steady; good lightweight trucked lambs salable $7.25-50; yearlings around $5.00; down; good-choice ewes $3.00-25. SOUTH SAN PBAKCISCO. Nov. 25. (AP-USDA) Hogs 2.300, direct 1,970, butchers mostly 10 lower, bulk 175-220 lb. Idahos and California $10.00 to mostly $10.05, latter top; 145-150 lb. mainly $9.50; few $9.80; 225-260 lb. $9.55, few 327 lb. down to $8.50; packing sows steady, $7.00 to mostly $7.25. .. 1 CATTLE 100, direct 25, holdovers 35. All classes nominally steady, ateers absent, good fed steers quoted $8.25-75, medium kinds salable $6.75 8.00; short-load medium Colorado range cowa $5.25, sorted 4 head $4.50; low-cutters-cutters salable mostly $3.25-425; few colorsdo range bulla $5.00-5.75: calves: none. Nominal; good-choice veelers quoted around $8.50-9.50. SHEEP: None; holdovers 325. lambs mostly 25-35 lower for week, two decks good-choice holdover 87 lb. medium-pelt Callfornlas $7.50: good woolsklns absent, quoted to. $8.00; few yearlings unsold; ewea absent, quoted to $3.25 late Tuesday; deck medlum-pelt lambs placed In local feed lot. CHICAGO, Nov. 25. (AP-USDA) Hogs 26.000. Active on weights above 210 lbs,, steady. Lighter weights steady to 10 lower. Top $9.85; bulk good and choice 190-275 lb., $9.40-79: most 150 180 lb., $8.60-9.35: pigs scarce; few choice strong-weights $8.00 upward; bulk desirable sows $9.00-35. CATTLE 10.000, calves 1.500. Tear Ungs and light steers fully steady; $1225 paid for commercial yearlings; several loads $11.65-12.20 but very little done on weighty steers; under tone steady to wesX; all other classes strong and fairly active, she-stock being In small supply: replacement cattle also very scarce and strong; sausage bulls up to $5.35; cutter cows up to $4.35; no choice heifers In run; vealers atrong to 28 higher; largely $9.50 market with $10.00 paid for selects. SHEEP 17,000. Including 9,900 di rect. Fat lambs moderately active; mostly stesdy; good to choice native and fed comeback offerings $9.00-25 freely; best held $9.35 and above; aheep about steady; few slaughter ewes $3.00-4.25; feeding lambs scarce. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Nov. 25. (AP) Frac tional price loss was shown for De- GRANGE DANCE Thanksgiving Night SILVA'S ORCHESTRA Applegate Community Hal LOS ANGELES Ofie Host vcmenz ecGommcxMiaa Uhe Finest Easy dcfo sleec-lnsplrlno, beds, large loams with luxurious fittings Unsurpassed service on) luxury convenient. KM J4l V X. . llJ ore yours at amazingly low cost HOTEL CLARK P.G.B.MOKRlSSJffr. eember wheat on the futures market. There waa a sale of 1000 bushels De cember. May was unchanged. There were no cash prices named. (wheat) Open High Low May 2BK S9 .99?4 Dec. .99 .99 .08!; Close .99 98 ? Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Nov., 25. (AP)r-Wheat: Open High Low Close Doc. 1.17J4 1.18!4 117!j 117'i May . 1.16 1.16.J 1.1514 1.15i July 1.05i 1.05U 1.04!., 1.04; Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Nov. 25. (AP) It waa on-agaln-off-agaln In today's quiet stock market as an assortment of favorites stepped forward fractions to a point or so while other leaders fell back as much. Sagging dividends and other con structive business news attracted buyers to selected Issues. Selling Intervals were again attributed to tears of further upheavals In Europe. Transfers - were around 1,800,000 shares. - Today's closing prlcea for 32 select ed stocks follow: At. Chem. & Dye Am. Can - Am. & Fgn. Pow. A. T. Is T. Anaconda Atch. T. & 8. P. Bendlx Avla . Beth. Steel . 231 , i2u;' . 7'4 . 1854 . 49 14 . 72 V, : 284 . 71 . 43 . 87V . 1251 . 1611 . 6!4 . 180 . 42 . 69 y4 . 98 . 12?4 . 13914 . 4,4 . 31 , 105 '4 . 45 ',4 . 12 , 40 . 16 . 38T4 , 66 '4 , 17 , 102V4 . 26 California Pack'g. Caterplllar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont Gen. Foods Gen. Mot. .. Int. Harvest. I, T. & T. Johns-Man -...... Monty Ward North Amer Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Brnnds A St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. .... Unit. Aircraft . U. S. Steel WW SIXTY PER CENT Sixty percent of the turkey crop of the Rogue River valley waa sold during the Thanksgiving trade, ac cording to estimates by County Agent Robert G. Fowler. According to these figures, 88.000 turkeys went to mar ket. The turkey population has been estimated at between 60,000 and 65, 000 birds.: The county Agent said he had no way to determine what proportion of the birds hsd been sold locally, aa a result of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce "Eat-Mors-Turkey" drive. "The campaign was a great help In enabling the small growers to dispose of their turkeys," said the county agent. The price waa lower than last year, with the turkeya selling from IT to 19 and 22 conta per pound. Some of the growera are reported to have held thoir turkeya for the Chrlstmaa holiday trade, with the hope the price will be higher. Phone 542. Woll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. COMING SUNDAY 1 See it from the Beginning 'Slats SOC EVES 26c Kids 10c Q Tomorrow & Friday !Q WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR . . . TODAY ONLY I Richard Arlen Beryl Mercer Tavern i s Ki V-afcfcfc vT Shop I V. U CASINO - II ' f Clark Gable Coming In Holly Show ,' Y' ' t ''V - it, f ' VV Vy 4 i " 4v' ' W Clark Gttblr. aa the up-and-coming prlse-rlng champ, and Allen Jenkins as his trainer, furnish many of the laughs In "Cain A Mabel" coming tomorrow to the Holly Theater for a threo-day run. Others In the cast Include Roscoe Karns, Marlon Davles, Walter Catlett, Hobart Cavanaugh, Ruth Donnelly Pert Kclton and Wil liam Collier, Sr. Rialto's Star Whenever there la a champion there Is always someone who attempts by hook or crook to dethrone him. Such Show Starts Tonight At 6:30! tr'a Today and THEY CALLED HIM "CHAIN-LIGHTNING"! Stu as the farm lad who "went to town" as a bridge player . . he could add numbers faster than an adding machine , . . but at love his mind was a perfect blank 1 STUART ERWIN Robert ARMSTRONG BETTY FURNESS EDMUND GWENN Condemned Men Laughed When He Got The Chair. . ! with MARSHA HUNT 'Aim Paul KELLY Kent TAYLOR Harry CAREY Tne guttering Dacxgrouna 01 the theater, with Its musical numbers and dances, and the thrill of a champion ship battle In the squared circle are highlights of this mirthful romance of a fighter and a musical comedy star, a romance that first start out aa r press agent's brainstorm and finds the two prlnclpls cordially hat ing each other but "putting on the act" for the public' benefit. la the case of Stuart Erwtn, all-Amer-Ican bridge champion of "All-American Chump," which playa at the Rlalto theater today and tomorrow on the same grand double bill with "The Accusing Finger." "The Accusing Finger" tells the dramatlo story of a prosecuting at torney who all his life Bonds men to the electrlo ohalr. But In the event of this film's unwinding the said attorney Is caught In a web of cir cumstantial evidence that threatens hla very life. To give away the cli max here would spoil the picture. Paul Kelly plays the attorney with Marsha Hunt, Kent Taylor. Robert Cummlnga and Harry Carey In the other Important roles. "All American Chump" features with Btunrt Erwln such noted players Mats . . esc Kves . . 35c Kiddles . 10c Thursday! C m a ILAfuV He scent the lirtrer C) part of bis life sending men to the fato he bad to meet hinuelfl ROBERT CUMMINGS 88 I: as Robert Armstrong, Betty Purness, Edward Brophy and Edmund Owenn. 1 San Francisco Butter. 8 AN ntANCISCO. Not. 35. (AP- USDA) Butter, score, 92-34; 01-33'i; 90-38'i; 89 -31 ',4. SACRAMENTO. Nov. 25. (A"' Churning cream butterfat: First grade, 38 ',4; second grade, as. O. E. S. SOCIAL CLUB will hold a rummage sale on Friday and Satur day, November 27th and 28th, In tho Whlllock building opposite Copco. Anyone having bundles to be cnlled for please phone 532-M. ' i HELP WANTED to eat Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner. AMY'S PLACE. Jack sonville. Phone 293. CHRYSLER TOPS 'EM ALL. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Catering by the hour. Esther Hublcr, phone 582-J. FOR SALE Must sell my '34 Chev rolet Master Coach, In good condi tion; 450. 618 S. Oakdale. WANTED Young man for sales work. No house to house. No experience necessary. Apply 211 N. Peach. NEEDED (300 In exchange for gro ceries. Buy your needed supplies for Thanksgiving at Franklins Grocery, 437 8. Central. Open all day except from 3 to 5 p. m. FOR RENT 4-room house; bath, partly furnished, garage; adults only. Call 863 Dakota St. fJOOD USED drum outfit at a bar gain. Ralph T. Ogle, p. O. Box 707, Medford. GROCERY and filling station, with living quarters. Good location In Medford. Here'a an opportunity for a live wire. Full price 460, and terms. Tengwald Agency. FOR SALE 35 aheep, or trade for cattle. Phone 1109, ATTEND Grange Dance at Phoenix. Friday, Nov. 27th, 9:00. silva's orchestra. Everyono welcome. YOUNO MEN to travel with sales manager. Make fast monsy. Pay dally. Transportation furnished. Excellent opportunity advancement Houston, Hotel Jackson. EXPERIENCED MAN wants ranch work. Bill Glass. Eagle point, Rt. FOR RENT Upstairs furnished 3 room apartment, close In. Tnl. 1075 Shows 1:48 6:45 9:00 TODAY ONLY! ' STARTS omorrowj If lovers In the eyes of the world , , , hut a pain in the neck to fl each other . . laughs with Oable as a cham pion priie fighter and Marion as the star of a musioal show I MARION CLARIS CAIN and With ALLEN JENKINS ROSCOE KARNS WALTER CATLETT DAVID CARLYLC HOBABT CAVANAUQH Directed by LLOYD BACON Muslo and lyrics by Harry Wairan and Al Dubin FURNITURE re-upholstered, reflnlsh ed. rebuilt. Phone 909-R. Thl bault. AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, NOV. 28. at Sale Pavilion In North Med ford, Ore., consisting of some good work horses, stock pigs and a bred sows; about 30 head of dairy cows, heifers and bulls to be sold. All helters over 8 months of age must be tested. Consignors have your stock In yards by 12 noon. 80. Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer. Phone 851-J-3. FOR SALE Rabbits, hutches, ban tam chickens. 614 So. Newtown. WANTED Young man to shsr sleeping room 2 beds; reasonable. 225 Cottage St. FOR 8 ALE Superflex oil heater, good condition. 543 8. Ivy. It glad dens rough ened. chaDDcd skin1 when you smooth in a few drops of Chamber lain's Lotion. Never sticky, greasy or gum my, a clear, golden liquid, it dries quickly, encourages notable re sults over night because it satirises. At all toilet goods counters. Cham crlain Laboratories, Inc., Dcs Moines, Iowa. Stlnioj-L. YOU II IKIN nir.ni.Mir..i.-VBniiniii. DINE and DANCE at BONNEY'S GRILL v Matt ... trie Uvea . . . 3e Kiddles . 100 mmmm A Thanhs- giving Day Treat! X , It's a riot of DAWES GABLE in MABEL