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MHEDFOKT) MATT, TRIBUNE. rETFORP. OREGON". TUESDAY. .TUNE P. 1937. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL From Ashland Plre Chief Clint Bsughman and Mrs. Baughman ol AhUnd were Medford visitor today. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barsee of Moro visited friends and relative here during the week-end ' From Portland R. R. Mclntyr of Portland oalled on friends and busi ness acquaintances here yesterday. From Afthland The Rev. M. T. Wire of Ashland ws among those Tlsltlng frlenda and attending to business matters here yesterday. Week-Ends Here H. R. Fuller, superintendent of CCC Camp Silver Lake, spent the week-end In Med ford transacting business and visit ing friends. Visit In Ashland Mrs. Mary Shrank of Medford and her son Arnold of Sama Valley, spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Leona Ormand In Ashland. Mrs. Ormand Is a daughter of Mrs. Shrank Picnic In Park Medford visitors In Ashland Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schmidt and children, who picnicked In Uthla park with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Durham of Ashland. . Here Today Out-of-town residents shopping and transacting business here this morning Included Herbert Carlton and three children of Pros pect. Meeting Tomorrow H. E. C. of Jacksonville Grange will meet tomor row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Orange hall. Mra. Mattie Meacham and Mrs. Stanley Peters will have charge of the meeting. Meeting Tonight Regular weekly dinner-meeting of the Active club will be held In the Hotel Metllord tonight at 6:30. President Dwlght L. HoUfehton said the meeting would be confined to a business session. In Klamath Falls Miss Jean Fox of this city spent the week-end visit ing friends In Klamath Falls. She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cone. Mra. Emma Davis, Charles Her and Mtss Beverley Taylor, all of Ashland. 1 This ya come to Ctnidt for an ideal nation. Revel in the thrill of new thines. and the chirm of different customs. High up in the Canadian Rockies enjoy the luxury of inactive hotels, known the Vorld-owr for excellent service; or the genuine comforts afforded by Mountiin Lodges, it different scenic points in this crett mountiin region. Every nation activity is tviilible here., in outing long to be remembered by every member of your funily. Long suy ind family rates te offered at the following resorts; BANFF SPRINGS HOTELS baronial hotel overlooking beautiful Bow Valley. Alpine elimbiog, finest mountain golf coutse in America-bathing, hot sulphur springs, fishing. Kates as low u $6 )0, European plan. CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE ...F.cinn Lake Louise and the Victoria Glacier. Alpine climbing, Swiss guides, swimming, noating, fishing. Rates as low as $6.50, European plan. EMERALD LAKE CHALET...On Emerald Lake in a glorioua aetting; spacious club house, paneled cabina; electric lights, hot and cold running water. Rates from $7, including meals. CANADIAN ROCKIES LODGES..Rustic cabins at Yoho Valley, Lake Wapta. Uke O'Hara, Moraine Lake, Radium Hot Springs. Rate $9 per day, including meals. If ro plant drive, atk jour Atiro Club. Travel Bureau, ec our local often fix ",Mftrty m and edier illuKrated liicmuir. To lengthen rout Tication, crave) by mm at Low.Co Summet Fuel. Aifc about "AHExftw Tim t Rfiiti," V.H. Deacon. Ceo'l Aft Pn Depe 3S W Broadly, American Bank Bldf BR OS)'. Portland HOTELS v VORLD'S GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM GREEN rates I SLAB WOOED Big DOUBLE LOAD H FOR DIRECT MILL DELIVERIES : FIR8T COME FIRST SERVED! : Phone 7 Now I TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. i END OF NORTH Home from School William Cott rell returned by train thin morning to Ms home here after studying the put year at Cornish school In Seattle He plana to spend the summer vaca tion here). ... Returns Home Mr. and Mrs. Don Row returned to Medford Sunday from a trip to San Francisco where Mr. Rowe attended a Kraft-Phoenix district supervisors, meeting last Saturday. ... Plan Hike Girl Scouts, troop 4. wlU meet tonight at 7 o'clocx to make plana tor an overnight hike scheduled lor June 13 and 13. All members expecting to go are urged to be present. . Meeting Requett Each member at the Disabled American Veterana' aux iliary was today requested to bring a pie to the regular semi-monthly meeting In Eagles' hall at 8 o'clock tonight. Refreshments will be served after the business session. ... At Matches Among Ashland per eona attending the wrestling matchfa at the armory last night were Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Kaegl, Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Mc Dougal. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Miles Mra. Bud Gandee and Allan Autrey. Visit Here Out-of-town resident? visiting In Medford yesterday In cluded Mrs. H. C. Carey and Clifford Carey of Central Point; J. R. Mc Allister of Lake Creek: Mrs. Lee John son, Mrs. Paul McCurley and Mra. Fred Butcher of Jacksonville. ... Birth Announced Word has been received by Medford friends of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mau rice wakeman of Los Angeles, May 31. Wakeman Is a former resident of this city, having lived here with his parents. Mr. and' Mra. Louis Wakeman. e Attends Meeting Carl Y. Teng wald. president of the Medford Realty Board, returned Sunday by plane after attending a board meeting of the National Real Estate association held the latter part of last week in Port land. He went up by plane Thura day. ... Bisters Visit Here Mr. and Mrs Nick Klme have as house guests Mrs. Kima'a two sisters. Mrs. M. Stlne of Oakland. Cal., and Mrs. Ben Fairchlld of Yreka. Cal.. both former resident of Jacksonville where they were born and reared. They were Emma ana Mary Plymale' before their marriage. Anto Fire The fire department's chemical crew was celled at 4:10 yes. terday afternoon to Central avenue ami Sixth street where a car owned by John Denzer had caught fire from a ahort circuit In the nailery cam The blaze was put out without loss. only the insulation of the came be ing burned, the department report Foresters Here J. M. Rands from the O. S. regional forester's office In Portland, and Robert Mercer, con struction superintendent of the Dmp qua national forest In Roseburg, wero making an Inspection trip today W. L. Jones, Rogue River national forest construction superintendent. to the new Anderson creek road ... Water for Dors Southern Oregon Humane society today urged all own. era of dogs to be careful that the nets had plenty of cool, fresh and clean drinking water through the hot summer months. Life for the dogs will be far more pleasant and safer If the matter Is attended to regu larly, the society stressed. ... Drills Tonight Company A and headouartera company, 188th lnfau- trv. will meet for regular drills to nleht at the armory. Capt. Cart Y. Tengwald of company A announced that there are seversl vacancies and It is desired that these be filled as soon as possible to precede army maneuvera at Fort Lewla in August, ... Mrs. DeVoe Here Mrs. Harold De voe of Salinas. Cal-., Is visiting rela- tlvea and friends In the valley. Mrs DeVoe waa formerly Mlaa Louise Stokes of this city and Grants Pass and Is renewing acquaintances wnn a number of frlenda here. She ex. pects to return south the latter part of this week. . Open at Noon In compliance with the new atate law eireciive yester day, business will be transacted dally during the noon hour In the Jackson county courthouse building by all departments having more than one deputy. Those not having more than one deputy are the county school. enelneer and treasurer departments, but it is understood that they will also remain open during the noon hour whenever practicable. Dae Mill Tribune want ads. PIKE CENTRAL AVENUE , Women's Golf A "blind hole" tournament for women golfers of the Rogue Valley Golf club will be held tomorrow, with Mrs. Dave Wilcox in charge. Luncheon will be served at noon in the clubhouse. Livestock PORTLAND, June 8. (AP-USDA) HOGS 3S0; market fairly active, moatly steady: good to choice 165 to 310-lb. drivelns, largely 810.75: load lota absent quotable to 811.00: 335 to 280-lb. weights. SIO.OOs 10-25; light lights. 810.00 10.35: packing sows largely 87.75: feeder pigs 89.751000. CATTLE 300 including 134 direct, calvea 15: market about ateady: few medium dry fed a tears 88.85, better klnda available around 880.00sll0.00, top Monday 810.50: grass steers eli gible around 86.00 a8.00: cutters down to 8.00: few stockers. 86.75 6.50; grass heiYera nominally 66 009 7.50; load medium California grass cows. t'.C3. other offerings mostly low cutter and cutter dairy type cows at 83.78 a 5.50; bulls eatable around 86.00ig6.60: choice vealers quotable up to 69.00; few common slaughter calves. 65.00 s 6.00. . SHEEP 400; spring lambs about steady, yearlings weak, fat ewea weak to 35 cents lower; few good spring lambs, 610.35. best held around 810.50. common grades down to 67 bO: culla. 66.00 9 7.00: few common year lings. 84.00 3 5.00: medium to good ewes, 83.00er3.50. Wall St. Report NEW YORK. June 8. (API An upturn in selected steels, coppers. all-crafts and specialties Imparted a rallying touch to today'a stock mar ket. Whether buying inspiration was round In Great Britain's reassurances she would stick to her non-gold standard platform, or whether the generally sold-out condition of tne list brought belated support, was a matter of argument in the board rooms. At any rate, tne price betterment was accompanied by no pickup in trading momentum and the ticker tape dragged from the start. There also were a number of losses at the close, although few Issues were espe cially weak. ' Today'a closing prices for 33 se lected stocks follow; Al. Chem. 6 Dye 338 Am, Can B7 1 168 55 83 30 H 85 'j 90 HS'a 14 , . 156 , 64', . 39 . 54 V, 1U)4 . 11 . 139 . 64W Am. As Fgn. Power A. T. T. Anaconda Atch. T. t S. P. Bendix Avia. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tractor .. Chrysler Coml. Solv ... Curtlss-Wrlght . DuPont Oen. Electric ..... Gen. Foods .. Gen. Motors . Int. Harvest T. A: T Johns-Man. .. Mont. Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) ... . 35 . ei Phillips Pet. 66 'i " 63 13)4 43 6514 13 1004 264 Radio Sou. Pac . Std. Brands ., Std. OH Cal Std. OH N. J Trans. Amer. .". Union Carb ... United Aircraft U. S. Steel 1, 101 a,i San Francisco Butter. SAN FRANCISCO, June 8. (AP) U. 8. D. A. Butter: Score 92-3214; B1-31H; 90-31(4: 89-28. SPIES IN SPAIN ERE WAR OPENED MADRID, June 8. JPt Police re. ported late today that they had un covered evidence that a German spy and propaganda center existed in Ma drld before the start of the Spanish civil war. Agents aald they had confiscated large quantltlea of nasi propaganda. Loth In Spanish and German, in a raid on an apartment of a German reatdent of Madrid who Is now in Paris. The supposed Oennan esp'onsste leader's name was not disclosed. Two Spaslsrds allegedly connected with Modern-Type Construction Calls For CEMENT Use Thi Dependable Southern Oregon Product "BEAVER BRAND" PORTLAND CEMENT Beaver Portland Cement Co. GOLD HILL, OREGON Sold In Medford by Medford Concrete Coiutruction Co., Porter Lumber Co., Timber Product! Co., Economy Lumber Co., Wallace . Woods Lumber Co., Big Pine Lumber Co., Medford Lumber Co. MAY FACE LETHAL If .&si.aaii. t ! saWj!ai For the first time in Los Angeles court history prospective jurors in the trial of Pat and Grant Goodwin (left to right) were asked whether they had any prejudice against execution by lethal (as. Trial of the brothers, accused of killing Harry Crowther, was one of the first murder trials In the state since (as executions were legalized in California. the agency were arrested. One waa said to have possessed an Introdue-1 tory lotter to the German from the 1 lata Jose Primo De Rivera, a Span ish fascist leader. Police said large volumea of prop- rganda material and correspondence indicated & network of espionage agents had operated throughout Spain prior to last July 18, when the war started. 'It appeara that Geerman authort- tlea were not unaware of these ac tivities, particularly the diplomatic representatives and consular agents of the country," a police communique said. Officers declared the alleged prop aganda agency colloborated with the Spanish Insurgents "In preparation for a fascist revolt as well aa for the intervention of foreign forcea." FORDTLM riot ASK WAGE BOOST DETROIT. June 8. -HP) Accounts of last month's melee at the Ford Mo tor company plant were sought today lrom participants on both Bides while the United Automobile workers map ped further plans In automotive labor hargalnlng. Common Pleas Judge Ralph W. Lid dy, pursuing his one man grand Jury investigation, called into the hearing several union women and two men said to have aided In beating union representatives off Ford property. Attention centered also on the un- .ona projected resumption of negotla Hons with General Motors corpora-1 tion for Increased concessions In wages and working conditions. One of the "tentative" demands Is a blanket wage boost of 10 cents an hour, en tailing e. 50. 000,000 annual apgre- gp-te. Testimony on the May 26 Dearborn plant riot was expected from Oscar Jones, negro, former pugilist, and Wilfred Comment, both of whom Prosecutor Duncan McCrea has said were members of the Ford service de partment. The Investigation seeks to determ ine whether employes of the service department, also known as plant "po lice" had a hand In routing unionists from Ford property. Harry H. Bennett, Ford personnel director who testified briefly yester day, has denied that service men took part In the fight attendant upon the union's effort to circularize plant workers. Edsel Ford, company president, will :estlfy upon his return from an east ern business trip. Warren Lodge No. 10 A. F. Ac A. M. Regular Commun ication, Wednesday. June Bth. 82nd Anniversary Din ner 6:80, Visiting brethren G. O. BANDEN, W. M. E. A. LANOLEY. Secy. GAS EXECUTION 4 SONS TESTIFY IT E (Continued from page One.) took photographs of the shooting scene, Coroner Frank Perl and State ' Police Ueut. A. G. Dunn. Defense counsel objected to the ad mission as evidence of photographs taken after the shooting and the ob jection was sustained for the time being. When Fields entered court this morning he stood for a few moments before his wire and family but they Ignored him. Only three witnesses were heard be fore adjournment of court yesterday. They were sons of Mr. and Mrs Fields and all three testified against their father. . Sherman Fields, 9. and William H. Fields, 15, testified that Mow was sitting In a chair smoking a clgaret when he was shot. William stated that after he shot Mow, Fields point ed the gun at his wife, the boy tes tifying that he saw haa father "pull ing the trigger." It waa brought out that the revolver contained only the shell that killed Mow. Delmar Fields, 17. testified that he ran Into the room when he heard the shot and took the gun away from his father as he was pointing It at Mrs, Fields. Under cross examination he denied that Fields was trying to hand the gun to his estranged wife but acknowledged that he did not hear the trigger clicking. "I waa trying to protect my moth er," Delmar said. "I didn't know the gun had only one shell." Defense counsel questioned the wit ness regarding who slept with Mrs. Fields the night before the shooting but the boys said Mow waa still up when they went to bed and was pre paring for breakfast when they got up the next morning. It was brought out that Mow came to the house the day before the shooting and helped to split wood for the family. When Mow visited the family at Christmas time he stayed over night at the nearby home of the boys aunt, Delmar tes tified. Nine-year-old Sherman, when cross examined about discussing the case with anyone, said he had made up "no lines" to recite, his mother, he added, having told him simply to tell the truth. The Jury Is composed of Alexander H. Pracht, Ashland, retired; Laura M. Applewhite. Ashland, housewife; J. H. Hardv. Ashland, merchant; fiadl V. Stratton, Ashland, housewife; Rose Kyle y)3 Newtown street, housewife; J. E. Stewart, 708 West 10th street, retired; Doris R. Nealon, Central Point, housewife; Walter B. Allen, Tal ent, mechanic; Carl J. Brommer, 831 Minnesota street, collector; Cecil 8. Johnson, Oold Hill, merchant; John E. Wilkinson, 714 Psrk street, salea- Joel McCrea In A 00m ped ling drama of the con flict between love and dut? brink's Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea, with Lloyd Nolan heading the sup porting cut. to the New Craterian theater tomorrow only In "Interne Can't Take Money.1 Aa the title lm piles, the itory re Tolves around the oath that Internea In Come Back Conrad Nagel. fast regaining his popularity, cornea to the Rial to thea ter for tomorrow and Thursday In a thrilling new hit titled "The Gold Racket." Eleanor Hunt and Fuzzy Knight play opposite the star. Karen Morley, Robert Baldwin and Edusrdo ClannelU have featured roles in "The Oirl from Scotland Yard. which plays as the companion feature with "The Gold Racket." Ml&s Mor ley plays daring girt spy working out of Scotland Yard In search of a death-leading ray that la terror ising the whole of London. Baldwin carries the romsntlo Interest while ClannelU plays the vllllan. man; and Theo J. Fish, Phoenix, ar ch ard 1st. District Attorney Frank J. t-iewm&n and his deputy, George W. Hell ton are prosecuting for the state. Fields la rep resented by Newbury A Newbury, appointed by the state. Applications for permits to con struct two new residences were re ceived at the city building inspector's office yesterday. O. T. Gage of 83S Bennett street applied for a permit to build a house I at a etated cost of 12700. and P. E. Nichols of 14 Summit avenue applied for a permit to construct a garage and reeldence at a stated cost of 2ft00. e Card of Thanks, X wish to express my sincere thanks to the friends of my brother for their kindness and sympathy; and also tor the beautiful floral offerings during my recent bereavement. Lizzie Lane. Stated Communication of Reames Chapter, O. E. 6.. Thursday evening at 6:00 o'clock. Hattle M. Alden, Sefty. CORNS CURED CCA AA WntS'a asl.kiil aara .art. ifuvivv REWARD Crn.0f a.araAt.. a.nay IS, Mlnnlw olthovt sain. N. a4 S.rn tr Mrinm. SH.OO nCWARD H v.. Snd any wis VOUNO iiruo ADai nrr STORE wnn'wr Tomorrow Only I RICH IN ROMANCE! And loaded DORIS NOLAN in THE MAN I 'MARRY, MICHAEL WHALEN Lait Timet Tonitel Powell Loy "AFTER THE THIN MAN' i I Id own with h i t . . . Craterian Drama are obliged to take, forbidding them to accept any feea or gratuities for aervlcea before they are licensed to practice. When McCrea. aa the In terne, rehuea to accept & gift of 1,000 from a gangster patient, al though he could put It to good uae, he brlnga about a tense situation that la only solved in the dramatic climax. Da Mall Tribune want ads. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 43 -Inch mangle Ironer. Phone 869 -Y, morning or evening. BOARD AND ROOM 830 W. 1 1th. APARTMENTS Close In. nicely fur niched; electric stove and refriger ator; hot and cold water; S rooms, 30; 3 rooms and sleeping porch. '.'SOU. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC, Phone 738. 109 E. Mala Bt. 120 ACRES FREE WATER ALL EQUIPPED $11,000 120 acres, 87 A, un der cultivation, bal ance pasture: abso lutely free water; brand new 6' room modern bungalow; fireplace, electric lights, barn, garage, chick en house; small 3 -room tenant house; house all furnished; place stocked and equipped S horses, 6 cows, 10 calves, 11 hogs, 75 chick ens. 3 goats; good Implements, In cluding tractor. ALSO 3 100 APARTMENT HOUSE 6 Apartments. $2100 will bring 878 per mo. rent when renovated. More than 82.000 or of it possibility at once. Out-of-town owner. Exclusive agents. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC. Phone 728. 100 E. Main Bt. FOR SALE Kingsbury Piano, 675; Hallet & Davis, 670; sewing ma chine, 2 pairs French doors. Ilk new; mahogany buffet, Lloyd baby carriage and other articles. Hawley Transfer, 118 N. Riverside. OOINO BUSINESS In smsll town near Medford. Sells average 640 per day throughout the year in groceries. An ideal prop osition for man and wife. Business could be enlarged to include feed . and seed business. Total price 61600. includes furniture, fixtures snd stock, CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC. Phone 728. 109 E. Main St. Exclusive Agents. RELIABLE PARTY wishes to rent B room modern furnished home, with double gars ge. Call 400. IM.1-7:mi-n:l(i TOMORROW & THUR8I Exoliament-Oa-! tore oi " - 6131. retrtitt:::D' w JtJt Karen Morley Robert Baldwin tEduardo OiannelU TWO BIG HITSlLr KING of CRIME ! r.HsMo HnstV I Hurry I They End Tonitel WALLACE FORD In "You're In The Army Now" Plui 'Venui Makes Trouble' X mi '"fiSw furill'ni x- pota WtW powerful V jjf B,w af FOR SALE Here's a real buy: 8260 for 580 equity in 1938 Ford tour ing aedan with trunk; only 0.000 mflea. Call Buster Brown Shoe Store. WANTED High school girls. Apply at coffee POT Wednesday, Nona Rlntrside. FOR BaLB Two acres, good 4 -room house, modern: s cnicjcen nouses; close in. Another 2 -sere tract, gar den land, good 8 -room house, on highway. About one acre on East Main St.; good building site. All three of these pieces priced reas onable and good terms. H. O. WTLSON 7 Chestnut St. Phone 1564. USED WASHER SALE. PICK'S HARD WARE, 125 to 849.60. Agents for Myers Pump. HAT FOR SALE Fine alfalfa hay for sale. 610 in shock. H. O. Wilson. Phone 1564. VERY MODERN 8-room stucco house; large living room with at tractive fireplace, oak floors thru out, modern bath, storage attic, laundry, cooler, double garage, ce ment drive, corner lot, all paved. Total price only 63400. Location No. 548 Pennsvlranla St. off North Oakcale. EARL TUMY, 810 Liberty Bldg. VACANCY 880-J. In private home. Phono FOR RENT Furnished apartment: electrio range, refrigerator, ho water and heat furnished. Finest residential district. 635. Address Box 3700. Tribune. FOR SALE Good houaecar .trailer, can be seen after 4 p. m., 331 Mae St. 68 TURKEYS. 8 weeks old: 30 Whit Leghorn hens. 50c each. Georga Tedrick. old Pacific Hwy. near Howard school. FOR SALE Used Bulck. near Baptist church. N. Central PLANER BLOCKS from the big milt. Large, dry blocks. 64.46 per load. Tel. 333, Central Point Wood Yard. FOR RENT 3 - room apartment; adults, phone 641-W. LOST White Toy Fox terrier; Jose phlne cotinty license. Return to 512 King. Reward. WANTED Middle-aged lady to car ror emeriy invalid isoy. can at 343 N. Orape. THOROUGHBRED Llewellyn Setter. female pup, for sale. 724 Crater Lake Ave. PCANTS Zinnias, asters. 2 down 26c; petunias, snapdragons, 15c. 31 1 Willamette. FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house on W. Oth 8t Reasonable rent to permanent renters. Phone 1076. GUARANTEED PAINTTNiS. time pay- menta. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. hows 1:4(1.7:00-9 30c-4r-tno Ends Tonlte rant Muni THE WOMAN I LOVE' Tomorrow Only! He Risked His Life to Save a Rat . . For What? ten bucks, month and a hot at glory I CAN'T TAKE MONEY with LLOYD NOLAN STANLEY RIDJE3 NICK m LUKATS fZ. T Starts Thursdayl -araati. .SAO1" tr Mm I r.n it r i r iia i
