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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD. OREGON". MONDAY. JUNE 14. 1937. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and PERSONAL Scheffel Cslli Pred W. Scheffel, city superintendent, transscted bus iness In Ashland Saturday. Hera from A inland Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Porsythe of Aahland vera among thoee shopping and transact ing other buslneaa here Friday. Club Session The newly-organized Accordion club will meet tomorrow night at 7 :30 at Prultt's Melody ahop. The club now haa 17 members. Se baitlan Apollo la director. To Visit North Mrs. John Dallalre left Sunday for Salem and Detroit where she plana to visit her father and other relatives during the aum mer. Flying North O. R. Dodson stop ped at municipal airport this after noon to have hie Waco plane eerv loed. He was en route from Oakl&nd, Csllf., to Portland. Fishing Trip Floyd House, Ralph Spenoer and Harold Grey all caught the limit of mountain trout yesterday at Mulr and Foster creeks. The three men, all In the ssme party, used, files to take their strings. Meeting Postponed Meeting of the service club of the United Spsnlsh War Veterans auxiliary scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oeorge Alden has been postponed until further notice. Mrs. Mack Home Mabel Mack, home demonstration agent, returned home by train this morning from Portland where she underwent an emergency appendectomy three weeks ago. She expects to be back In her office In the county courthouse this week. Golden Transferred Eugene 0. Oolden. former educatlonsl coordina tor of the Medford CCC district has been transferred to the Los Angeles district. Oolden was transferred last from Medford to the Monterey "'"uillln California. He began hla CCC eaotlonal work as adviser for Camp Indla'SvCreek in the Medford district. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Olen Radsbaugh of Vlsslla, Csllf., are guests of relative here. They arrived Saturday by motorcar and plan to leave tomorrow for Roseburg and Eu gene where they will visit other rela tives during a two weeks' vacation. Mr. Radsbaugh Is In charge of the printing department of the Times Delta in visana. Resumes Duties Here-County Judge Earl B. Day resumed his duties here today after an absence of the past few weeks In Washington, D. o where he represented the county at congressional hearings pertaining to the administration of Oregon grant lands. Judge Day thla morning at tended a meeting of the relief com mlttee and later presided at a routine session of the county court. wins Merit Flag Camp Bly was awarded the Medford CCC district su premacy banner for May. It was an nounced today. The camp is com manded by Capt. Preston E. Rohrer. Three campa tied for aecond place: Ounter, commanded by Capt. Lam bert A. Beard, wlmer. commanded by Capt. Rupert T. Gilbert, and Clear Lake, commanded by Capt. Victor H. Meseke. All departments of camp ao tlvlty are Included In the monthly ratings. Airport Arrivals Medford munlcl pal airport arrivals today Included Mr. and Mrs. Homer Scheurer In their Falrchlld cabin plane. They arrived from Oakland, Calif., and continued to Portland after they had had breakfast and their ahlp had been serviced. Arrivals yesterday Included A. L. Fields, Portland automobile dis tributor, Mrs. Fields and their daugh ter who were returning to their home from San Francisco in their Stlnson plane; Mr. and Mrs. Max Flelsch msnn, who arrived In their Lockheed Electra from Eugene near where they had spent several dsya fishing; and J. M. Miller, lieutenant of the Cal ifornia national guard, who arrived from Hamilton field, Calif.. In Douglas ovservatton plane. Miller re mained here overnight and left this morning for Pearson field, Vancouver, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Pletsehman left for their home near Reno after their plan had been refueled. Capt. Harry Asche was tn charge of the ahlp, with Dean Severns as co-pilot. HELPLESS with SINUS? Are you enduring sleepless nights, wretched dsys. not knowing which wav to turn for sinus relief? Here's SI-NO the new. scientific discovery, providing relief through sinus venti lation and dralnace. Send for Dr. Davis' FREE booklet about Sinus, Hay Fever and Assthma relief. Dr. Davis' laboratories. Dept. A3, P. O. Box 4320. Portland. Oregon. All Workers Of Crafts Mass Meeting Tuesday, 8 P. M. St. Marks Guild Hall Purpose of Organizing A. F. of L. and State Federation Representatives to speak I Medford Vllltor Lew H. Hansen of Ashland was a Medford visitor today. Court In O. P. Judge H. D. Nor ton will hold district court sessions In Granta Pass all thla week. Transact Business Mr. and Mrs. John Ltteter. owners of the House of Mystery on Sardine creek, transacted bualness here todsy. From Vreka Mr. and Mra. Luke Lang of Treka. Calif., visited friends tn Medford yesterday. Mr. Lang at tended the Elks picnic. Both are for mer Medford residents. To Ban Francisco Frank Dixon left by train laat night for a week's stay In San Francisco. He la to re turn with ihls sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. William Hlnea of Yakima, who are also visiting In the Bey City. From Lakertew Lakevlew visitors here over the week-end Included Carl Dudley,' who visited relatives and friends. Ernest J. Smith, who visited his family here, end Kermlt Smith, guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clemens. Haa Operation Medford friends of Mra. Dorothy Reynolds Stshlman of Ashland will be Interested to hesr that she la reported Improving stead ily following a major operation at Mayo Brothers cllnle In Rochester, Minn., Frldsy evening. Her condition Is ssld to be excellent. To Get Prisoners Paul Hanlln, United States deputy marshal left thla morning for Klamath Falls where he was to take eight federal prison ers Into custody. The prisoners were to be brought tonight to Jackson county Jail where they are to be held pending their removal to Portland. Joint Meeting A Joint meeting of the Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass Active clubs will be held In the Hotel Medford tomorrow night at 8:30. An entertainment program Is planned, wives of the Aotlvians will meet at the home of Mrs. Dwlght L. Houghton, S13 Newtown street, while the Joint meeting Is In progress. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, June 14. ) Op pressed prlnclpslly by widening labor ruts, the atock market today suffer ed Its sharpest bresk in several weeks. With offerings expanding substsn tlally, losses of 1 to more than 7 points hit all departments In the morning tumble. Numerous new lows for the yesr or longer were distribut ed throughout the list. Prominent on the extension of the decline were steels and motors. Not far behind, however, were rails, cop pers, rubbers, oils, mall ordera and farm Implements. Some support appeared near the final hour and extreme aetbacka were pared or reduced. At the aame time weakness was In evidence at the close. Transfers were In the neighborhood of 1,300,000 shares, the lsrgest vol ume In around a month, Today'a closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem & Dye -31T Am. Can 8314 Am. As Pgn Pow. 8 A. T. 8c T. 18-?. Anaconda 50i Atch. T. - 8. F. 80 Bendix Avia. IB Beth. Steel 784 Caterpillar Tract 88'i Chrysler ...... 103 Coml. Solv 1SV4 Curt las-Wright 8V4 0u Pont 10 Oen. Electric 804 Den. Foods ....-.. 3814 Gen. Mot. 48 H Int. Harvest 104 I. T. - T. 104 Johns-Man. - 138 Monty Ward North Amer. Peney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio Sou. Pae. . Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. -St. Oil N. J. . Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit Aircraft U. S. Steel . 8014 33 87 631 . 8 . 48 . "ft . 40 . 8414 . 13 . 8814 . 34 V, . 84 Portland Produce PORTLAND. June 14. (API BUT TER: Prints. A grade, 83140 lb. In parchment wrappers, 3414c In car tons: B grsde 3314c In parchment wrappers: 83'ic tn cartons. BUTTERFAT (Portlsnd delivery, buvlna price) A grade, sauce S3- lb.; country stations: A grade, S014 )31e lb.; B grade le less; C grade 8c less. EGGS Buying price by whole salers: extrae, 10c; stsndard. 19c: medium flrsta 15c; undergradea ISc dozen, COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Ewes, 4ff7o lb.; others unchsnged. Cheese and country meats unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. June 14. (& Grsln: upen nign ow i;ioso July 1.00 1 01 1.00 1.01 Sep. 97 "4 M tVA 88 Cash whest: Big Bend bluestem. hw. 13 pet. 1.10; dsrk hard winter. 13 pet. 1.37; 13 pet. 1.18; u pet. 1.11; soft white, and western white 1.11; hard winter 1.08: western red 1.10. Outs. No. 3 white 33.50. gray 33.90. Barley, No. 3-48 lb. bw 40.00. Livestock PORTLAND. June 14. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 3500, including 358 direct, market active, steady, bulla 15-310 lb. drlvelns H0.65a.75. load lots up to 11; 330-380 lbs. lOiflO.35, few 910.50; light lights and slaughter plga $10(9(10.60, packing sows 97.75. feeders a9.75$ 10.15, CATTLE 3500. including 550 through and direct, calves 335. mar ket mostly steady, dry feds active, common grass slow, veal steady, bulk medium-good dry fed steers 99 w 9.75. top 910.35, load good fed heifers 99.50, bulk grass steers 98 8, few 98.50, four loads California higher, cutter steers 95, few stock 95.50 $ 6.60. bulk grass heifers 96 7.35. few head up to 98. cutters down to 94.50, low cutter and cutter 93.75 3-25, common-medium mostly 95.50 ( 8.50. few loads Caltfornla grasa 98.50 g 7.35, odd head good beef cowa 97.50, bulls 96 9 6.50. odd head 97, cutters 96. vel 99 down, few selects 99.50, scattering medium-good calves 7?8. . SHEEP 33,00. market active. steady, load good -choice spring lambs 910.60, bulk good trucked In 910.35. common-medium 97.50a9.75, few grassy yearlings 94.50 5, common medium ewes 91(33. good ewes above 93.60. Frisco Livestock SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 14. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 700. direct 380. Butchers steady to fully 10c higher, qualty and aorta considered; bulk 160-310 lb. butchers 911.35 $.35. straight and moderate; sorted, top 911.35: few around 345 lb. weights out 910.75: sows steady, mainly 98.75, odd head light 90. CATTLE 750, direct 300. Entire supply greasers, opening moderately active, steers strong to mostly 35c higher; early salea medium around 900-1000 lb, graas steers 97.858.0; good steers absent, long-fed kinds quoted up to 910.50; she-stock open ing steady to strong, early aales med turn -good grass cowa 95.50 6. 18 straight and moderately sorted, good young gross cows quoted up to 96,50 or slightly above, low-cutters-cutters eligible largely 93. 76, few smooth dairy cows 94; medium bulls eligible largely 95.75 down. Calves: 35. No early sales. Indications firm, medium- good vealers and light calves quoted 97.00 4 -,50. SHEEP 1.000, direct 85. Lambs steady to strong, package good-choice o id. California aprlngera 91025, good llght-welghta 910 .18, two aecKs medium-good 60 lb. north coast lambs 910. sorted 36 percent, first of season; medium wooled lambs 98.75, good 70 lb. shorn kinds 98.50, sorted 16 percent; other classes scarce. few shorn yesrllngs 94.50 6; few ewes strong to 35c higher, common to low-good 98 lb. shorn Callfornlas 91.75 g 2.80. Technicolor Film With Janet Gaynor On Craterian Bill Just as has been the esse In al most every city where the picture haa played, new box office records were established yesterday with the opening of "A star la Born," the glorious technicolor production that opened a three-day run at the New Craterian theater, with Janet Oaynor and Predrlc March co-starred. All the thrills of a trip to Holly wood were provided those who waited their chance to aee thla widely her alded film play. For thla really first modern story to come to the screen in color Is so vividly told, so con vincingly .played and ao brilliantly directed that you leave the theater feeling as If you'd actually paid a visit to movieland. The two stara, Oaynor and March, were never given more made-to-order parta to portry. Mlas Oaynor emergea a lovely new personality, and Just aa It happens In the picture, she is a new-born star, .one totally different from the stsr theater-goers have known in the past. TOMORROW WED! Fiction's Funniest Sleuths Tonite ! BIN0 CROSBY In 'Pennies From Heaven' a V T ' MtTCHINO WITS - t lV 1 WITH TMC fT Predrlc March U auparb aa Nor-; man Maine, tha plctura favor, to whoae atar la at it wrvtth whan the two tfieet and then atart rapidly waning. It la a grand, role which ox fera him plenty of opportunltlea for the kind of comedy and drama at which he excels. The whole caat. tn fact, turn In admirable performance. A d o 1 p h Menjou once again hangi up a great portrayal, as does lovable old May Robaon. Andy Devlne la the hulking aailatant director whoae heart la a big aa hla body; Lloner Stander once again la a demon pre as agent, and all the rest, which Includes many old-tlm favorite, a a e m to have caught the aplrlt of the picture and outdone themselves. It's a ahow that really la a show and Judging from the reception It received last night. It behooves on to go early for a seat. Ann Sothern Stars with Don Ameche In Romance At Rialto A laugh-aploed romanca pungent with danger, aa two snowbound strangers find themselves marooned In a mountain lodge with only a stuffed moose for chaperons, "Fifty Roads to Town" opened a three-day run yesterday at the Rialto theater, with Don Ameche and Ann Sothern, two delightfully thrilling young stars In the leading roles. Fifty Roads to Town" starts tta thrilling toboggan ride of merriment with Don Ameche hurriedly leaving town In hla car, after receiving a mysterious telephone call that some one la ready to shoot him on sight. Roaring along the road to Canada at the same time Is Ann Sothern, and the addition of a motorcycle cop to the party makes for a thrill Ing three-cornered chase. Supporting the two stars are these delightful and thrilling entertalnera: Slim Summervllle, John Qiialen.Jane Darwell, Alan Dlnehart and Stepln Fetchlt. Peter B. Kyne'a "Kelly of the Secret Service." starring Lloyd Hughes and Sheila Manors, plays as the added feature with "Fifty Roads to Town." Mrs. Viola Jenkins of 80 Cottage street was slightly injured last night when the ear driven by her husband. Frank E. Jenkins, was struck by a machine operated by Bill Goodman of 739 Went Main atreet at the Inter section of Riverside and Twelfth street, a city police report aald to day. Goodman, according to the report, turned from Riverside avenue Into Twelfth street and hit the fendera and hub cap of the Jenkins auto. Mrs. Jenkins received minor bruises. Cars driven by Thomas w. Swoops of 001 North Central avenue and Da vid B. Wmnlngham of Jacksonville were . Involved In a minor crash at Central avenue and Fourth street Sunday morning, according to a city police report. William Foss of Roseburg, driving a truck, struck a horse a short dis tance south of the Siskiyou summit Friday night, breaking Its leg, a po lice report stated. The horse wsa de stroyed. Foss, In his report, stated he swerved wide to avoid eight horses on the highway, but one walked in front of hla truck. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ada la 1:30 p. m. Use Mall Tribune want adi. 1:4.1-7:00-0:18 Hurry I End. Tomorrow! IT'S THRILL SPICED I ZSk DON AMECHt JgL jlK ANN SOTHERN jtt And On The Same Bill! PETER B. KYNE'S 'KELLY of the SECRET SERVICE' Wednesday Thursday EDWARD tVERITT mmn Trlf MAN IN THE MIIXOIT GENEVIEVE T0BIN T Plus this exciting romance of the turf ! IiN HURT IN MINOR CAR CRASH JZ"v. It's runnj CjH1 '" Bone" Hor 1 1 ton In hit 'atttA Inrrt "" K tfl role . . and On Holly Stage i ft t Robert Bell m Bell's Orglnal Hawaiian Follies, headed by Robert Bell himself, come to the stage of the Holly theatre for tomorrow only, appearing in per son for both matinee and evening shows. On the screen will be Holly wood, version of the recent world glrdllng newspaper flight "Flyaway Baby," with Olenda Farrell and Barton MacLane heading the caat. Having appeared In the leading theatres of the country, coming to Medford from the Oolden Oste the stre In San Francisco, the Hawaiian Folliea is a colorful, tuneful revue that brings the glamour and ro mance of the Islanda In to minutes of atage entertainment that Includea alnglng, dancing (Hawaiian hula and modern), and music of walklk! aa presented by the steel guitar or. ehestra. The Grange Eagle Point Oranee Eagle Point Orange will meet In regular session June IK. r?nn,-.-i. of first and aecond degrees on several new candldatea will feature th v. ning. Recreation club haa r.h.rir nt h- leoture hour. Active games will be played. A good attendance la urged by thoee In charge. Rev. Hadley Re-Elected. NEWBERO, June 14 (AP) Dele gates to the annual meeting of Frlenda re-elected the Rev. Cheater A. Hadley of Portland for hla eeveflth term aa superintendent of Quaker churches In Oregon. Wsshlngton and Idaho and the Bolivia. South Amer ica, mission. Dae Mall Tribune want Mb. Shows 1:45-1:00-9 30c-40c-10e Positively End. Tomorrow! ALL RECORDS SMASHED GflVllOl. COME EARI V ' -la -.- - A ft COLOR WEDNESDAY ONLY It Will Leave You Limp With YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE SYLVIA SIDNEY HENRY FONDA BARTON MaeLANC WARREN HYMCR I Also Wed NUht THEATRE ThUr8dayPP PLUS MICKEY MOUSE ANU DONALD DUCK Notice Hereafter X will not be responsible for debt contracted by no one except myself. EDWARD COOK. ROYAL ARCH MASONS Stated convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 33 on Tuesday evening, June 15th. st 1:30 P. M. Visitors Welcome. FRED A. PURDIN. H. P. O. D. FRAZEE. Secy. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 30 Durant sedan, '87 license. 534 Hamilton. '35 PLYMOUTH touring aedan, looks and runs like new. Blue Seal guar antee, only 9599.00 today only. Easy terms, PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth TWO furnished a part menu. 806 West Main. PLANTS Zlnnlss. asters. 3 dew. 35o. Petunias, snapdragons 15c. 311 Wll- .ameito WANTED Flnt class car washer. Must haw at least 3 years' exper ience. Lange Motor Car Co., 38 N. Riverside. SHOE repair outfit for sale. Man ning's 2nd Hand Store. Talent. STRAYED from Dead Indian country, gra y horse . wel g h t 1 600; br a nd FT. right shoulder: baiter on. Tel. 1369-Y. Write L. C. Gordon. 3U Willamette. Reward. FOR SALE Bicycle 96 60: breakfast table and chairs 96.75: canoe 932 50. Good used piano cheap; and many other articles, Hawley Transfer, 118 N. Riverside. FURNISHED room, close In. private entrance. 130 8. Laurel. Tel. 934 -L. GUARANTEED PA INT IN tl. time pav ments. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop W r-BVL " 1 NATIVE HARMONY SINGERS J 1 A'', iV? KANA LOKI ROBT. BELL I 11 1 VjjAl" J MODERN HUIA HAWAII'S BMT 111 W PRINCESS LEIHI ) T rJPT CEREMONIAL DANCERS J !!S I BABY JOY ALOHA LAN I i I .JW SHIRLEY TF.MPM! AIX NATION'S i totf&s)$&$& OT HAWAII DANCES IW,$M$ K JOHN KA H00K0NA f TENOR SOLOIST J) fil tNEKI LA MAKA - Vm HAWAIIAN RHUMBA DANCER ))) J-aJ STEEL GUITAR BAND Popular Prices: (fff II lststS CRAN E CRANE 00., 710 N. W. Fourteenth Are., Portl&nd, 0r. Tomorrow (Tues.) Only! Oil fHEBTABG MATINEE and EVENING Hawaii's Greatest Enter tainers . Maidens and Hula Dancers in a Snap. py, Hilarious TthrlU-.-rnlnote. n . tha wo't. GLENDA .FARRELL .Barton MacLane Hugh O oonneu Matinee-30c Evening Revue I "" , adtentorel - 40c Kiddiet-1 Oc
