rF.DFOTJT) MATL TRTBTTXE. rF.rFOTm' OREGON. FRIDAY. JTXE 4. 1937.
PAGE TTITRTEEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
To Portland Ml si Amy Elliott ami
Bill Branum left early this morning
for Portland to visit relatives. Thsy I
Till return tomorrow.
Visit In Ashland Mrs. Etta O'Brien
and Mrs. Ed William of this city
called at the home of Mrs. Emma
Davis In Ashland Wednesday.
Calling Here Out-of-town busi
ness callers in Medford Wednesday
Included Mrs. Cloma i-urto-i, Mrs
BeUe Bonger and Mrs. Mark True,
all of Ashland.
On Flight North MaJ. J. V. Norrts
stopped at Medford municipal airport
yesterday afternoon to hava his army
Douglas basic training plane refueled.
He was en route from Hamilton field.
Cal., to Portland.
Superintendent 111 Fred W. Schef
fel, ctly superintendent, who has been
confined to his home with a severe
cold for the past week, was today
reported as recovering rapidly.
.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Ferguson have returned home from
Portland where Mr. Ferguson under
went a major operation last week.
He Is reported recovering satisfac
torily. .
Flying South Ivor Witney, head of
the Witney Flying Service at Sacra
mento, Cal., stopped at the municipal
airport yesterday afternoon to have
his Monocoupe serviced. He arrived
from Portland and was on his way
home after a flight to Montana.
Trekan Here Luke Lalng, former
Medford resident now employed In
Yreka, Cal., was a business visitor
here yesterday and today. Lalng Is
head of the parts department of the
Erlckson & James garage In the Cali
fornia city,
Operators Confer Truck operators
have been conferring here this week
with Harold 8. Hughes, interstate
commerce commission motor trans
port supervisor. Informal hearings
have been conducted to establish op
erators' rights as Interstate carriers
for the purpose of acquiring certifi
cate of permit to operate.
Lights Ont Investigation by the
California Oregon Power company ser
vice crew failed to reveal the reason
for a break in the downtown light
circuit last night, it was stated to
day. Lights went out Intermittently
over a ten-minute period around 8:30.
The circuit switch was "set up" and
the trouble apparently worked ltsell
out, the company said.
Navy Club Meeting Rogue River
Valley Navy Mothers club will meet
In the home of Mrs. W. D. Roberts
at 1011 West 10th street, Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members
are asked to be present as plans are
to be made for a special meeting at
which the club will be presented its
charter by Mrs. Nellie Evans of Port
land, national commander.
Arriving Tonic lit Mr. and Mrs.
Edward O. Kelly, former Medford
residents, are expected to arrive by
motorcar tonight from their Port
land home for a brief visit at the
home of Mr. Kelly's parents, Col.
and Mrs. E. E. Kelly. They will be
accompanied by their two children.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly will probably re-
main here until the middle of next
week when they will go to San Fran
cisco for a short sojourn, leaving the
children here until their return.
DANCE
' AT '
DREAMLAND
Southern Oregon's Finest
Ballroom
Featuring
LES PRICE
AND HIS
SWING BAND
Sat., June 5
Dancing 9 till 2
Men 40t Ladies 20c
THINK
BEFORE YOU
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Where There's a Good Crowd
Meet Your Friends A
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ECome Early, Stay Late K
Don't miss the
Visiting Today Out-of-town busi
ness visitors calling hers this morn
ing Included Mrs. Irene Moreland of
Gold HIU and Frank Wortman of
Phoenix.
Back from Burns Karl L. Janouch.
supervisor of the Rogue River na
tional forest, returned this afternoon
from Burns where he attended a con
Xerence of supervisors who made a
study of methods for marking tim
ber Intended for sale.
Minor Accident Cars driven by
Pearl Hale of 311 Vancouver avenue
and E. W. Oebhard collided on the
Midway road north of Medford yes
terday morning, according to a city
police report. Oebhard, driving a
truck, attempted to make a left hand
turn Into a drlvewan as the car op
erated by Pearl Hale started to pass
it, the report stated.ffThe rear fender
of the Hale machine was damaged.
On Vacation Miss Gertrude Butler,
deputy county clerk, Is spending a
two weeks' vacation In and around
Los Angeles. She acompanled Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Tunnell of Jack
sonville, the trip south being made
via Reno, Nov., and Berkeley. Cal.
Mrs. Tunnell Is also employed In the
county clerk's office and Mr. Tunnell
Is a teacher and athletic coach at
Jacksonville high school.
To Give Course Helen Ann
Thomas, home demonstration agent
at large, will leave tonight for Cor
vallls to give a summer course In
home furnishing at Oregon State col
lege. The summer schol will be con
ducted from June 7 to 18. During
the past fortnight Miss Thomas has
been substituting here for Mabel
Mack, Jackson county home demon
stration agent who Is recuperating In
Portland from an appendix operation.
Out of Hospital Mabel Mack, Jack
son , county home demonstration
agent, Is recuperating from an oper
ation at the home of her brother.
1803 8. E. 60th street, Portland, ac
cording to word received here today.
She was discharged Wednesday from
St. Vincent's hospital, Portland, where
she underwent an operation 'for the
removal of her appendix. Mrs. Mack
was stricken with appendicitis when
she was returning to Medford from a
convention In EugeHe.
Livestock
Portland Livestock !
PORTLAND, June 4. (AP) (TJ. S. 1
Dept. Agr.) HOOS 450, Including 339
alrcct, market slow, few sales around
30 cents lower than late Thursday,
165-215 lb. mostly 10.50, medium
grade down to 10.25, 225-260 lb. 3.50
0.75, light lights mostly 10.00: few
down to fl.75, packing sows 7 50-7.75,
choice feeder pigs up to 10.00.
CATTLE: 160, Including 89 direct,
calves 100, Including 87 direct, mostly
a clean up market, about steady, 1
lot medium 868 lb. dry fed steers 8.85,
Pght cutter steers down to 525,
strictly good fed steers salable around
10.00-10.50, common heifers 6.00-7.00,
low cutter and cutter cows 3.75-6.25,
few common cows 5.75-6.00, grassy
dairy type cows mostly below 6.00,
fleshy beef type cows quotable to
7.00, good dry fed cows eligible to
7.75, week's top California gnawers
7.65, bulls mostly 6.00, vealers 9.00
down.
SHEEP 250 Including 203 direct.
scratter sales about steady, few common-medium
sprlnlambs 8.50-10.00,
good grades quoted to 10.50, few
slaughter ewes 2.00-2.50.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., June 4. (AP)
Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Cloae
July ......1.01 1.03 1.03 1.03
Sep. 99 ij 90 'i 99ii 9914
Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestera hw
13 pet 1.10; dark hard winter 13 pet
1.29; 13 pet 5.21; 11 pet 1.13; toll
white, western white, hard - winter
and western red, 1.09.
Oats: No. 3 white 33 .0, gray 33.50.
Barley, No. 3-49 lb. bw 40.00.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, June 4. 0p i Butter
Prints, A grade, 34c lb. In parch
ment wrappers, 33 &c lb.; cartons
34 Vic lb.
BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery,
buying price) A grade, 34-34c lb.;
country stations; A grade 32-33 !c;
B grade 1'jC less; C grade 6c less.
B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET
Price paid producer: Butterfat basis,
55.2c lb.; milk, 63.7c lb.; surplus,
12-o'clock feature
w j n
Paul Muni In Dramatic Sunday Role
fin
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The vivid, emotional situation of
two French flyers, their carefree, al
most hysterical abandon behind the
lines, their heroic and death -defylnp
combats over no-ma.n's land, and
their romances with the woman they
left behind them, comes to the screen
of the New Craterlan theater Sunday
with the opening of "The Woman I
45.9c lb. Price paid milk board, 67c
lb.
EGGS Buying price by whole
salers: Extras, 20c; standard 17c; me
dium 16c; medium firsts, 15c; under
grade 15c dozen.
LIVE POULTRY buying price of
wholesalers: Colored hens, 4-5 lb.,
15-16c lb.; over fl lbs, 14-15c lb.; leg
horn hens under 3 lbs., ll-12c lb.;
over 3 ',4 lbs., 13-14C lb.; colored
springers, over 3li lbs, 19-20c lb.; 2
to 3Va lbs., 10-20c lb.; leghorn broil
ers, 16-17 lb.; roosters, 6-7c lb.
Cheese and country meats, steady
and unchanged.
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, June 4.(fp) Leading
stocks switched back on the recovery
track In today's market after drift
ing moderately downward In early
proceedings. .
The president's press conference re
marks left the list cold for a time
but, after some study, trading forces
apparently found buying fuel In the
chief executive's warning to newsmen
"not to worry" over the gold situation
and In bis statement no more mes
sages would be sent congress this ;
session. His assurance the court re-1
form program would bo put through
without compromise seemingly was 1
In line with expectations.
On top of the gold hint from the
White House, Wall street also found
beiated stimulation In unconfirmed
rumors that three principal nations
names not mentioned would an
nounce over the week-end their wil
lingness to purchase the yellow metal
In any amount at around $35 an
ounce.
Today's closing prices for 32 select
ed stocks follow;
AI. Chem. & Dye . ......... 329 H
Am. Can 97
Am. Se Fgn. Pow ..... 714
A. T. & T. -..167
Anaconda 64 Vi
Atch. T. & 8. P 8416
Bendlx A via. 20 U
Beth. Steel 86 U
Caterpillar Tract. .
Chrysler ..... ...
Coml. Solv. ......
03 H
114
..... 13i
6H
167
54 H
Curtlss-Wrlght
Du Pont
Gen. Elec
Gen. Foods ............
39 Vi
Gen. Mot. ... . 554
Int. Harvest 111 !
I. T. & T. 10J,
Johns-Man 129
Monty Ward 53
North Amer 25
DU
o 03 q
NO RED TAPE
NO DELAYS
LEWIS SUPER
SERVICE STATION
PHONE 1300
WE NEVER CLOSE
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Love," co-starring Paul Muni and
Miriam Hopkins, with Louis Hayward
heading the featured players.
Drama reaches a peak when the
two men, who have become Insep
arable companions through many
harrowing experiences in the air. dis
cover that both are in love with the
same woman.
Penney (J. C.) ..........
Phillips Pet.
Radio ........
Sou. Pac.
Std. Brands ....
St. Ool Cal.
St. Oil N. J. .
Trans. Amer
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
80
5S
S2
13A
43fc
67,
. 13
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29
103 ',4
San Francisco Butter.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 4. ((Pi
Cheese, flats. 17: triplets, 16j; eggs
and butter unchanged.
SACRAMENTO, Cal., June 4. P)
Butter, first grade, 37c; second grade.
35c.
Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
P. & A. M., Special Com-
JX 8 p. m. Work In E. A. de
gree. Visiting brethren wel
come. C. M. Houston, W. M. ,
R. E.- Sweeney, Secy.
Boyd At Roxy
William Boyd comes to the screen
as "Hopalong Cassldy" for the eighth
time In "Trail Dust," Clarence K.
Mul ford's action-packed story of the
drought-ridden southwest, which
plays at the Roxy theater for tomor
row only. Jimmy Ellison and George
Hayes again play Hoppy's pals.
Episode eight of the serial, "Flash
Gordon." Is also on the same bill.
Positively Ends Tonight!
WILL ROGERS
as "Doctor Bull"
SATURDAY 0NLY1
Show. t-3. 7-9
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Plu, Epliode 8
'Flash Gordon'
Larry Crabbe
Added Short Subjects!
2.
Starts Sunday - 3 Days!
You know what that means!
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Comedy Drama Of
John Mills, Wallace Ford and Orace
Bradley are seen In a tense scene
from the comedy-drama, "You're In
the Army Now' coming to the Rlalto
theater for a three-day run starting
Sunday
Anna Lee and Prank Cellter
STAGE A STRIKE
COQTJlLLE. June 4. (API D. N.
Sage, district ""maintenance engineer.
conferred thlsmornlng with 16 strik
ing members of a state highway
maintenance crew at Pistol river;
The dlschargo of John Schllemann,
said ta be the oldest member of the
crew In point of service, was given
as the reason for the strike. The
workers demanded his reinstatement
together with the restoration of "pre
d press ton wages" and a reduction
in working hours.
Sage said he believed no union was
concerned In the strike. No pickets
were posted.
Circular letters from the state
highway officials warning the men
that labor organization activities
would not be recognised were re
ceived Thursday.
RALEIOH. N. C June 4. (AP)
The state employment service has a
Job for a cook born In January, and
has been unable to fill It.
An employer la "Insistent in her
demands" that the cook be born In
the first month, stated R. Mayr.e
Albright, director, adding:
"She says that to her certain
knowledge from past experience,
persons born In January make much
II I Shows Hat. I f
III 1:00-3:15. 1 M
J I 7:00-9:30 HI
Today and Sat.
Here's double-barrelled
action for you . .
Harold Bell Wright's
latest and greatest
thrill-adventure yarn
. , . with tough horn.
bres galore
STARTS SUNDAY
SAYS COOKS BORN
IN JANUARY BEST
4V WRIGHT'S
IS" A PAUL KELLY
LmH JUDITH ALLEN
ftipTM Johnny Arthur . LeRoy Mason
't"ffS f I Plus your favorite action star I
V ..fcs ' I ... in a new, daring adventure I
yjf'fl I . of the road ! I
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IUmJ Plus James Dunn Patricia Ellis
in "VENUS MAKES TROUBLE"
War Here Sunday
also have important roles in the film
which Is based on adventursome army
life.
James Dunn and Patricia Ellis, co
starring In "Venus. Makes Trouble,
nlava as the comnanlon feature with
i "You're !h' the Army Now."
better domestic servants and are
blessed and tempered with much
sweeter dispositions than those who
are born during other months.'
Lawyers Dominate.
PORTLAND,. June 4. (AP) School
Board Chairman Jessie M. Short left
her post yesterday as Harry M. Kenln
and Louis E. Starr, elected In Tues
day's school election, stepped Into
their new Jobs. Both are attorneys,
bringing to four the number of law
yers on the seven-man board.
Closing time for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ads Is 1:30 p m.
Too Late to Classify
6-ROOM bungalow: fireplace, oil
heater, 2-car garage. Low price for
quick sale. C. '8. BUTTE RIFELD,
Medford Building.
FRYERS Choice, milk-fed Barred
Rocks. Phone 869 -M. or call last
house on left side of Lozie Lane.
EMPTY furniture van returning from
Snn Francisco about June Hth,
wants load from there or way
points. Phone 015, Hawley Trans
fer, 118 N. Riverside.
BOARD AND ROOM 829 W. 11th.
FOR SALE Alfalfa In shook, oheap
If taken now. 4 mile west Central
Point, Rt. 1, Box 45.
HOME COMFORT RANGE Oeneral
electric motor,. H-h.p.; one John
Deere gas engine, one upright; 8
plece settee set, cream separator,
11x12 rug, nice assortment of
chairs. AL'S TRADING POST, Jack
sonville Hwy. and Lozler Lane.
MALE Pekingese, lovely blonde coat,
black mask. $12.50; blonde female
Pekingese, $12.60; Boston Bull male,
$18; Golden Cocker male, $10; male
Shepherd, $3. Royal Rogue Kennels.
PARTNER Have you $2600 cash for
half interest In going business
showing Immense profit? Act
quirk. Box 2519. Tribune.
Ill Gvra . . . sue HI
I f I Kiddle, .10c
2 Action Hits!
2 GRAND FEATURES!
FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 4
rooms and sleeping porch. Phone
495.
RELIABLE party wants to rent small
ranch on Bear creek, near Meaiora.
Box 3010, Tribune.
USED ICE BOXES Pick's Hardware,
as to aao. Agents for Myers Pumps.
FURNISHED apartment, 3 bedrooms.
223 East Main, over Qault s Shoe
Shop. Phone 393-H.
FOR RENT 3 furnished apartments,
closo In. See Roland Hubbard at
Hubbard Bros.
075 00 3 -room house; shower,
sleeping porch. bulU-Ins, garden:
Ado down, or $250 cash and good
used car.
ALSO
4 Acres, filling station, store, fix
tures, ft-room modern house; fire
place, close In on paving. Terms.
Exclusive by Orecnamycr, 705 N.
Riverside.
WANTED Competent housekeeper
for middle-aged couple. 336 Plum.
USED WASHER SALE, FICK'S HARD
WARE. 25 to 949.50. Agents for
Myers Pumps.
STUDENT can earn personal short
hand instruction and coaching by
care of office. Box 2013, Tribune.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
610 N. Central.
SELLINO FOR LESS, OUR PRICES
MEAN SAVINOS FOR YOU
Paint at S1.35 per gallon.
Complete line of used and new pipe
and pipe fittings.
New and used cable, from to 1
inch.
Bath tubs, sinks and plumbing sun
dries. Lawn mowers, garden tools and 3 -ply
garden hose, 50 feet for S2.25.
Tools and Implements for the car
penter, mechanlo and the farmer.
Large atock of barb-wire, fencing and
chicken netting.
Corrugated roofing and roofing pa
per at prices below mall order com
petitors. New and used furniture and utensils
for the home, the camp and the
summer home.
REMEMBER
Every day Is Bargain Day at the
MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE
27-31 North Grape Street.
FOR RENT 4-room duplex, east
aide; partly furnished, 30. 30
Portland Ave: Phone fl-P-2.
FOR SALE Equity In fl-room mod
ern nouae. iuuo r. uentrai; auu
down, balance $19.60 month. In
cludes taxes and Insurance. Owner,
704 So. Peach. Phone 473-W.
GUARANTEED PAINTINd. time pay-
rnnjjjiucneuto
Sham .
1:45
7:00-9:00
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Ends Tomorrow Night!
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Prevne Bat. mt I nC I GUI UnHm
"" Mdse Evanii . Uwli Stone - Ralph Forhe.
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FOR SALE fl-room modern house,
large lot, on east side, ai.750; 200
cash, balance small monthly pay
ments.
ALSO 1 A: 6-rm. house, city water,
shade, fine garden land, near high
school, 850; easy terms.
L. O. PIC ICE LL, 16 S. Bartlett.
LOCAL PEAS are now on the market.
Ask your grocer. B. E. Ford, grower.
CHRYSLER 6 Sedan, a well kept car
with a lot of miles at small cost.
This Is a bargain at only 9175.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge-Plymouth,
MUST SACRIFICE 160 acres at Butts
Falls, account of health. Ideal for
stock. Plenty of timber. Consider
good car as part payment. Inquire
524 Pearl St., Medford.
FOR RENT Newly decorated apart
ment. Mall Tribune Bldg. Apply
business office.
FOR SALE WOO equity In modern 4
room house; S800 cash or '36 car
equal to that value; 13 acre, under
Irrigation. Owner, 534 Berrydale Ave.
PAINTING, calsomlnlng, pa per hang
ing. Estimates given Beckham,
Til. 379-R-3.
big Eagles
DAEJCS
FRIDAY
After Installation of Of
ficers. All Members Urged
to Attend.
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
at
OASIS
EAGLE POINT
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Cascade Wranglers
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Surprise Show of 1937!
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Starting SUNDAY!
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