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1TEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE. frrEDFORD, OREGON'. WEDNESDAY, TTTNE 9, 1937. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL AND BuftlneM VUltor-Butler Walker of Ahln4 wu among those transacting bualneaa la M?dford Monday. . T Fortland Bgt. George p. Llnd Uy. caretaker at the Medford armory, left by motor lust night for a fwr days' rUU in Portland. it Bare from Ashland Out-of-town t&itora in Medford Monday Included Mrs. J. O. Cook&le and Mark Waren felt, both of A i hi and- At Reftort Fred Ames of Portland and J. H. FKzwater of Washington, D- C-, registered Sunday at Diamond lake reaort. Active Meeting Members of the Active elqb met In regular weekly aefislon last night In the Hotel Med ford, with a good attendance talcing part In a bualneu discussion, t Attend Demonstration Glen Pres eott, Max Orowaon, Bill Johnson and Dick Putney of Ashland attended an electrical demonttr&Mon held here Monday evening. Meeting Bet-t-Cora K. Smith, spir itualist paator who lectured here Inst night, will hold a second meeting Sunday night at 8 o'clock at the K. f. hall. t t Ore from Mlwourl A sample of lead on from Missouri has been re eel ved by the Jaskson County Cham ber f Commerce to add to its atl atate friendship gem and mlneial exhibit. Pleper Here Dean Pleper, who left Medford a year ago to take a position at price. Idaho, returned to Medford the first of this week and expects to remain here. He la making pres ent headquarters at the Carl Y. Tengwald real estate agency. Married In G. P. Miss Feryll My Welch and George C. Rltchey. both of this city, were united In marriage Monday at the home of Dr. and Mrs H. 9. Be i chard in Grants Pass. Dr. Fetohard, pastor of the Grants Pass BPthany Presbyterian church, read the service. Make Inspection Matt Ryckmac, aupartntendent of hatcheries for the Oregon state game commission, and his assistant, H. R. Mangold, spent a few recent days at Dlamlnd lake, inspecting the fishing and hatchery and taking motion pictures of the lake, resort and surrounding scenery. Queen Esther Party Queen Esther circle of the First M. E. church will hold "grown-up children" party to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the church. There will be games and - refreshments for all. Admission will be according to the waistline of those attending. Board Meeting Regular meeting of the Medford Real Estate Board has been called tot noon tomorrow at the Jackson hotel. Carl Y. Teng wald. president, will report on the regional meeting of the National As sociation of Realty Boards held last week In Portland. He will discuss a new law affecting realty brokers and salesmen which he states Is of great Importance to alt realtors. sChan&Chan 14 Chines. Medicine Co 'TV J, JB. Be relieved at once bj I :jP-irXi " herbal remedy Do nave: a f i n m a Ferer, Stnmaclt Trouble. Constipation Chronic Cough, Rheumatism, sin us Trouble, piles. Arthritis. Colitis. Eczema. Nervousness, Appendicitis HI Blood Pressure. Prostate Trou ble, Heart. Liter, Bladder. Kidney Disorders. Longs. Blood. Urinary disorders. Herbs trill give you rellel. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 135 East Main OPENS THURSDAY MEDFORD'S UNIQUE NEW COFFEE and SANDWICH SHOP! THE GOFFEE NORTH RIVERSIDE DRIVE-IN TRAY SERVICE or EAT IN THE GIANT COFFEE POT! Sandwiches, Cold Drinks, Fountain Service and Delicious Coffee PLENTY OF DRIVE - IN PARKING SPACE! PERSONAL Agent Here C. l. Blahoff oi Port land, district agent for the Great Northern railroad, arrived here bv train this morning ta transact busi ness. . Gas Company Meeting Southern Oregon Qaa corporation service men of Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland conferred Monday at the Ashland of fice. Call In Aihland Medford resldenU calling out of town Sunday Included Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Atterbury, who called at the home of friend in Ash land, their former home. To Attend Show Mrs. Earl Oaddis and daughter Dorothy left today by motor for Portland to attend the rose show. They will be with Mr. Gaddia In Portland. Mrs. Gaddla will continue into Washington on a busi ness trip but Dorothy wilt return to Medford after a teveral days visit in the north. Collecting Tree Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Noble of San Francisco regis tered the early part of the week at Diamond lake. Mr. Noble la seeking additional specimens of northwest native trees for a grove he has been collecting from net ion a J forests and parks. He was assisted In his search at Diamond lake by the Big Camas ranger station. Begins Duties Harold Bowerman. who will be In charge of the Diamond lake area for the United States foren service this season, began his duties this week. Telephone lines from Union Creek to the lske are now open and communication may be es tablished now by telephone or tele graph from Medford and Klamath Falls. Make Home Here Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Jones, formerly of Mlnot, N. D., arrived recently to make their home on a fruit ranch on Stewart avenue. They are the parent of Mrs. R. E. Waldron and Mrs, A, E. Brockway of this city, A recent vis itor at the Jones and Brockway home was Marlon Hoag of Dallas, Ore., who stopped en route north after witness ing the San Francisco Golden Gate bridge fiesta. Charter Ceremony Mra. Nellie Evens, national commander of the Navy Mothers' club of America, will present the local club with its char ter and install officers at a special ceremony scheduled for tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the First Methodist church, Laurel and West Main streets. The public Is Invited to attend. Mrs. Evens and her son. a navy man. are driving down from Portland, continuing from here to Los Angeles. Cal..- to attend the na tional convention of the club. The Rogue River Navy Mothers' club now has 36 charter members. Purposes of the group are social, charitable and educational. DEATH COMES 10 HENRY A. KNUTZEN Henry A. Knutzen pawed away at his home at Applegate, Ore . Tuesday noon alter an lllueaa tor the past five montha from a complication of diseases, aged 75 years, nine mouths and 1 day. He was born at Downers vile, Calif., September 7, 1861. He came with his parents from Califor nia settling on Thompson creek, sixty-seven years ago. He waa a high type of citizen and highly respected and leaves a host of friends, besides his wife, who survives him, Anna I. Knutzen. Funeral services will be held at the Perl punerej home Thursday at J:00 p. m. Rev. Lambkin, officiating. In terment In .Jacksonville cemetery. featuring- Wa st- Report NEW YORK. June . (AP) Al though Wall Street's will appeared paralysed by strike news today, traders found energy to bid up apec laities and shipbuilding Issues frac tion to a point or so. Declines of fractions to around point for the general list reflected continuance of the seven-state ateel strike, the power strike In the Sagt naw valley of Michigan and threat of a strike In the silk industry, broken said. Today's closing prices for 8S teeted stocks follow i Al. Chem. As Dye 3B Am. Can 7 Am. fe Fgn. Pow. A. T. fe T, Anaconda ,. Atch. T. & 8. F, Bendtz Avla. ssi JO' Beth. Steel 80 Caterpillar Tract. -.... Chrysler ,.,.,,....,...... Coml. Solv Curtiss-Wrlght DuPont Gen. Elec. Gen. Foods - Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest. ........... I. T. & T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward ...... North Amer, .-,.... . Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet ...-. Radio ............ Sou, Pac. ...... Std. Brands - 111 13H BH 165 3'i 88H 62 H 110 '4 . 10H . 138 Mii 341, 00 . 66 , B . 81 13 i St. Oil Cal. -St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel .... 42', 68 100 26 V4 Livestock Portland Livestock. PORTLAND, June 9. (AP.USDA) Hogs 100. Including 180 direct; market active, mostly atesdy; good to choice 185-310 lb. drlvelns mostly $10.75: load lots quotable to til; 300-380 lb. weights, 81010.35; light lights and slaughter pigs mostly 10; few to 810.35; packing sows. 87.50 6 8: choice feeder pigs salable up to 810. CATTLE 300, Including 31 direct; calves 150, Including 131 direct; mar ket rather slow, but mostly steady; odd head grasa steers. 8897.75; grain fed steers salable around 89 10.50: few stockere. 85 1 8.75: part load 868 ib. California grass heifers, 88.25; few cutter and common heifers, 85 6.50; low cutter and cutter cows, 83.768.35; oommon to medium grades, 85.5096.75. with grassy dairy cows seldom above 86.00; part load 986 lb. California grass cows, 87.16; bulls mostly 86 a 6.25; cutters down to 85.25; good to choice vealers, 88t9. SHEEP 600, including 330 direct; market steady to weak; few fairly good 73 to 85 lb. spring lambs. 810 10.35; few common grades 88 50; culls down to 87.00; common grassy yearlings, 85.80; slaughter ewes sal able to around 62.50 down. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. June 9. ( AP) Qraln: Wheat: Open High Low Close July - l.ooH 1.0114 1.00(4 l -0H4 Bant . OflU. 1.00 .0814 1.00 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestera. h.w., 13 pet., 61.10: aara nara win ter, 13 pet., 6139; 1 pet., 61.31: 11 pet.. 81.13: soft white, western white. 61.10: hard winter, 6109; western rH ai in Oats, No. 3 white, 6S3.50; pay, 632.50. Barley. No. 3, 48 lb. b.w., 640. Portland Produce PORTLAND, June) 9. (IT) BUT TER Prints. A grade, 34c lb. In parchment wrappers, 35o In cartons; B grade, 33c In parchment wrappers. 34c In cartons. PIT AVENUE BUTTZRPAT (Portland delivery, buying price) A grade, 33 4 -Sic lb.; country stations ; A grade, lb.; B grade lc less; C grade 8c less, EGGS Buying price by whole salers: Extras, 30c; standard 17c; medium first 18c; undergrade I6e dozen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling prtct to retailers: Vealers, II -lie tb.; others unchanged. Cheese and live poultry unchanged HIGHBOYSFILE PLEA FOR PAROLE George and Robert High of Ash land, brothers, inmates of the state penitentiary following conviction in this county on a charge of arson, are seeking a parole, It was learned today from their attorney, William Brlggs of Ashland, who returned thl morning after conferring with Salem officials. The High brothers were found guilty of setting fire to and destroy ing the Balfour-Guthrie barn near Ashland January 4, 19S3. for Insur ance. They were sentenced to four years in the penitentiary and have served about a year and a half. TWO-STATE MEET '40 ET 8' AT WEED A larg representation of local voy ageurs la txpected to attend the sec ond annual Oregon-California inter state ceremonial of the 40 et 0 awl tte in Weed. Calif., next Saturday and Sunday. Advance bulletins from Weed out line an attractive program of enter tainment features In addition to the ceremonial, officers here aatd. The ceremonial will be preceded by a banquet at the Shasta Inn. All voyageurc planning to attend are asked to register with Lee Oar lock, grand chef de gare who will head the Oregon delegation which will Include representatives from Port land, alem, Eugene and other up state cities. PORTLAND, June O.yp) Large areas in the eastern portion of the state are "suffering from drought," the United States department of ag riculture weather report on crop con ditions said today. The report stud that until showers occurred Monday night, conditions generally were unfavorable for small grains, although winter wheat and rye are heading In the warmer districts and corn moved ahead promisingly. Apples and peara made satisfactory progress and in the extreme eastern counties prunes were described as good. Although drying, pastures still enabled cattle and sheep to thrive and sugar beets were progressing. E CROWNED TONITE PORTLAND, Juna 0P Port, land crowns a beautiful young queen tonight and plays host to Its own folks and thousands ef visitors at the annual Rose festival. Colorful ceremonies at Multnomah stadium will mark the coronation of Queen Dorothy Hardin. It will be the first major event on the festival pro gram extending through Saturday. The grand climax will be the an nual floral parade and the carefree merrykana. Meeting Miners Association at Jacksonville U. 6. hall, Monday, Tuna 14 at 8 o'clock. Called by the S W. Oregon Miners' Association. Closing time for Too Lata to Clss- I s:fy Ads Is 1:30 p. m. ' Tomorrow & Friday! Mae goes to (he country the country goes for Mac MAE WEST In 'Go West Young Man' Warren Randolph WILLIAM 8C0TT V Today Only! 1 y DORIS NOLAN Michael Whalen 1 I "The Man I J Marry" i r1 Three Stars In Inrvr TVanv. ttmmA far hU work as the priest In "San Pranctsco." and Franchot Tone, wno maae distinct hit in "Bengal Lancers" and "Untlnv nn tk Rftlintv " ftm tAmd with Gladys Oeorge in "They Gave Him a uun,' coming tomorrow .u the New Craterlan Theater for a three-day run. Tnna fai ihnvn tVi wakllna who learns the value of a gun dur- Ino tVm wr inH hummM a iranfratar afterwards. Tracy Is his wartime bud FARM VALUES IN STATE ASCENDING CORVALLIS. June 8. Oregon farm values have risen 10 points Mnce March, 1033, the Oregon State college extension service reported to day, The national rise was 13 points. The Index stood at 82 In Oregon In March, compared with 73 In 1933 and 170 In the land boom days of 1920. Increased farm price and Incomes are largely responsible for the trend, said L. R. Brelthaupt, extension econ omist. Tax and credit conditions are less of a burden. "As higher land values almost al ways bring higher interest and tax charges per acre, the future trend of land values will probably continue to reflt primarily upon prevailing lev ela of prices for farm products and the net Income of farmers aftr pay. ing production expenses," Bralthaupt said. ATTEND THE HOME ECONOMICS LECTURE! by Mrs. Craya on Friday, a o'clock. K. ot p. lsll.. Frca to all. Many nlcs guts. Attention, Ladles! Hear Mrs. Cray's instructive lecture and demonstration on home manage ment, Friday, a p. m., K. of P. hall Admission free. A gift to all. Stated Communication of Reames Chapter, o. B- 8., Thursday evening at 8 :00 o'clock. Hattle M. Alden. Secy. II MORLEY ROBERT BALDWIN BDUARDO Ciannelli Millions at ' Show Starts if Thursday Drama dy, aa ez-clrcua barker who tries to make a man out of his pal. Gladys Oeorge, in her first role since ' val lant Is the Word for Carrie." 1 the Red Cross nurse, torn between love for Tracy and pity for Tone. Colorful and spectacular scenes, before the war. during the war and In later years, bring much excite ment into the play, which includes Cliff (Ukelela Ike) Edwards, Msry Lou Treen and Edgar Den ring in the featured cast. In Rialto Hit Besutlful Karen Morley plays the title role In "The Girl Prom Scot land Tard." the atory of Interna tional intrigue in which she Is co featured with Robert Baldwin and Bduardo Clannelll. The film la at the Rialto theater for today and tomorrow only with The Gold Racket," starring Conrad Nsfl. aa the companion feature. TELLS L PORTLAND. June Q.(JP) Or. Fran els F- Townsend, national leader of the pension movement, informed John Jeffrey, district manager, today only the district board Is recognised is the final authority. Jeffrey protested statements from Dwlght Bunnell, national reprsaen tatlve, that a "houaecleanlng" would he undertaken to purge the district of "petty politics " AND THURS! A girl discovers the power be. hind the most thrilling- spy plot you've ever seen or read about ... the diabolical death ray I Thrills! yfcv Stake! The lure of smuggled gold . Ace detective uncovers new crime racket! Conrad Mage! Eleanor Hunt Tonite at 6:30 Mats . . , IV I 35t I I Of I Theosophy Talk Saturday Night Mlaa Jao Oln-Watfcer will lecture on Theosophy and a Vision of To morrow." at 8 o'clock Saturday even ing at 790 North Oakdal avenue. Miss Olen-Walker, an .Englishwoman t 1st ting America, come to Medford from OJtl. San Pranclsoo and Oak land. Cal.. where aha Is said to htv been enthuslsstlcally received by audteaoaa intreatd In theosophy. psychology and kindred subjects. The publle is Inrlted to hear Mlu Olen-Walker. There la no admission charge. Red Army fthake-(7p. MOSCOW, June 9. (AP) The command of the red army was dras tically shaken up today by war Commissar Klementt Voroahllorr who announced appointment of five new commanders in key rones. Portland Landmark Passe. PORTLAND, Jun B- (AP) On the site of a fsmous landmark here. the Corbet t home between 6th and 6th avenues on Southwest Taylor street, paclfln Greyhound lines will erect a $180,000 stage terminal, the Cerbett Investment company said to. day. The site was sold for a price In excess of $300,000 Dm Mall Tribune want ads. Too Late to Classify 30 FORD DeLuxe Coupe: cannot be torn irom new: anven very utt'e. A real buy at only $510.00; low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. i ACRES MODERN BUNOALOW NEAR MEDFORD 1 ACRE IN LADINO CLOVER 4. j M ft o-room moaern oungui S43U0 l0w' overlooking Med v w w w ford: 1 acres free mil! eleotrlo lights: i acre clover. 8 peach trees. 3 peer trees, good gsrden; bam. chicken house; cow, chickens, hay in barn, garden tools. Plsce is clear and priced to sell. Only 84500; some terms. Also 314 ACRES ORCHARD HOME DISTRICT 8 CHERRY TREES is 4 AAA 4-room simost new mod S ml 111 U rn bungalow; electric to Lsdlno clover: garage, 3 chicken houses: all good soil; located south west of Medford Only 83000, on terms. Also 81350 ROOM MODERN REAL CLOSE IN it 4 A B A 'r0m modern home: a SlZhU bedrooms: plastered. ' eoori condition: 1o.a of shrubbery. A good home for any one, with a profit possibility of $1000. will rent for 835.00 per month. SEE THIS AT ONCE. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY. INC. Phone 738. I0 R. Main St. r FULL OF DRAMA! WrSTANWYCJ ZZZMFM&Virv TODAY Y Ten. el Daring! V T )v f Real! A great vfvV- I novel telli a thrll- I )iv V I ling story of two I ( Ty men a woman 1;.- a gun! 1 BsaasasaaaaaaaaagBsaakeaaaxasxeiaBBBBais Shows Jj Mats . . . IO 1884 BTUPEBAKZR 4-4oer trunk a. dan; 6 wheels. Really a, beautiful ear. Priced to sell. SKINNERS GARAGE Bulck-Pontlae. Used Csr Lot, 9th and Bartlsti. 19S8 PONTTAO 3-door trunk sedan: motor, paint, tires sll A-l. Has bad only one owner. SKINNER'S GARAGE Used Csr Lot. new location, 9th and Bartlett. next to Firestone. REGISTERED TJewellTrl setter femalel pup tor ssie. Rogue Bmsu Anions Hospital. I4A6 N. Riverside. FOR SALE e-room plastered houaet ostn. modern: 2 lots, good location: t00. Mrs. S. C. Williams. Talent, Ore. no WHITE LEOHORN pullets. 1ft weeka old, and 85 lt-months -ow hens. Mrs. T. T Buck. V, mil north Bear Creek bridge, Central Point. FOR SALE Some fiood blsck walnu. logs. Inquire 914 W. Main. Medlord. FOR QUICK SALE 33SO propertf for 11350: 1600 cash gets 4-room modern bungalow on 50Yl26-ft. lot. Room for another house: fruit teres, flowers, close to schools: bal a rice on easy terms. 030 Osk Si. WANTED Experienced woman for general housework: no children: permanent place. Box 3580. Tribune, R. 1. RED CHICKS Blood-teeted. Sweeney Poultry Ranch. Tel. 838 -J. FOR HIRE Boat and trailer. 4 rntlea north on Mldwsy road. Potter plaot. FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple. WANTED Young man, mechanically Inclined, to learn battery and elec trical work: also help In servloa ststlon. Call Signal Station, 1808 N. Riverside. FOR RENT e-room house. 801 West 11th St. FOR SALE More men's hats. Unique Cleaners Hat Department. WANTED Dead and worthies ani mals. Phone 081-R. WANTED Experienced flat work folder. Domestle Laundry. GUARANTEED PAINTlNtJ. time PT ments. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. RHEUMATISM VICTIMS ThouBtnds who luffered like you are suffering now enjoy bet ter health, tree ot pain, thanks to GERKE'S MINERAL, a remed ial agent that has proven remark ably effective In the treatment of Rheumatism, Neuritis, High Blood Pressure, Sinus, Ulcers, Catarrh and Kidney, Bladder and Stom ach Trouble. For a safe, rapid healing agent for eruptions, ores, cuts and oth er skin .troubles, use GERKE'S MINERAL externally. 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