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rETF(TRT MAIL TRIBUTE. ArEPFORD, OftEGOy. TUESDAY. THTR IS. 1937. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Visits Here Adrian rraley of Klsmath Palls visited friends and rel atives here and In Ashland Sunday. Business Visitors Out-of-town business visitors calling hers recently Included Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moore of Ashland who were her yesterday. To Klamath Falls Kenneth Mad den has been transferred from a ser vice station here to a similar position in Klamath Falls. ... Transacts Business E. H. BlUlnss of Ashland was among out-of-town residents transacting business In Medford Saturday. Bring Roses A large bouquet of red roses was sent to the Mall Trib une office this morning by the Jack son county Humsne society. From Ashland George Oreen. pub lisher and manager of the Ashland Dally Tidings, was a visitor In Med ford this morning. Drills Tonight Regular drills for Company A and headquartera com pany, 186th Infantry of the Oregon national guard, will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the armory. Minor Accident Cara driven by Emma C. Buckley of Ruch and Roy F. Cherry of route 1 were Involved In a minor accident on the Btg Ap- plegate road Sunday afternoon, a city police report said today. Recruiter Here MaJ. B. D. Bagnall, From Hilt Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bsumsn were In Medford last night ! to attend the wrestling matches at the armory. i To "Wreck" Lee Oarlock, Horace Bromley, George Kerr and II. H- Mc Kenzle attended the Interstste 40 et 8 wreck at Weed, Cal.. last Saturday night. Gsrlock Is grand chef de gsre of the Oregon organisation. Aulo Accident A car driven by Joe Daniels of route 1 and one oper U. S. army recruiting officer of the a ted by Wilton White of Lorlng court. west inn sireei. mumca wnn nimv damage at 618 South Central avenue yetserday when the Daniels machine made a left turn Into a private drive way, according to a city police report. IN TH2 TEW 1997 Stewart-Warner 3 YEARS TO PAY Don't bay until you SAV-A.STEP And S othar Ixelatlrm Ftuta yeu nr mw bfor( Palmer Music and Electric Store Main and Bartlett Phone 788 Portland district, wss to leave Port. land today on an Inspection tour of recruiting activities In Salem, Eugene, Medford and Klamath Palls In the order nsmed, It was announced today. From California Mrs. Dan Gamble of Los Angeles and Mrs. Harry Lind say and Prank Andrews of Pasadena. Cal., will be guests st the home of J. B. Andrews. 1404 West Main street, for several days. They will arrive by automobile tomorrow morning. In Hospital Here Mrs. O. Edwards of Qreenaprlngs underwent a major operation at a local hospital the lat ter part of last week. Mrs. J. A. White of Ashland la reported recov ering satisfactorily following a major operation at a hospital here Satur day. To Return Tomorrow George T. prey and family are expected to re turn to Medford tomorrow from Bend where Mr. Prey has been at tending the convention of the Ore gon State Bankers' association. Mr. prey is manager of the Medford branch of the United States National bank' of Portland. Transferred Winifred Inman. em ployed In the navy department In Washington. D. C, has been trans ferred to the navy Inspection of air craft department at Santa Monica, Cal., It was learned yesterday. Miss Inman was to leave by plane for her new position todsy. Miss Inman Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Inman of Medford. Active Meeting Medford, Ashland and Grants Psss chapters of the Ac tive club will meet in Joint session at the Hotel Medford tonight at 6:30. Nominations of officers will be held by the Medford chapter, following which the three clubs will hold a stag party, wives of the Actlvlans will gather at the home of Mra. 'Dwlght L. Houghton while the stag party Is In progress. Club Meeting Rogue River Vslley Nsvy Mothers' club will hold a regu lar meeting at 8 p. m., June 18. In the home of Mrs. Thomas A. culbert- aon. Sr., at the Medford airport. All members are asked to attend as Im portant business Is to be trsnsacted by this recently-formed organization. Including the reading of present and the adoption of new by-laws. Mrs. W. D. Roberts, first vice-commander, will preside. The club la planning its first annual picnic which will be held on July 11 at the fish hatch ery above Butte Palls. Mothers of boys In the United states navy and their families are Invited. At Wrestling Matches Among Ash land persons attending the wrestling matches here last night were Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Miles, Mrs. LeRoy Osn dee, Art Cooper, Mr. snd Mrs. P. O. McDougall, Allen Brower. W. D. Jack son, pred Cushlng and Esrl Leever. Members to Aid All members of the Eastern Stsr social club who have not been contacted concerning the serving of dinner, luncheon and a bsnauet to the Lions and visitors during the Lions' convention here next week are requested to call Mrs. L. L. Sanders at B86-J. All are urged to aid and Mrs. Sanders requests that members call as soon as possible. Flowers for the tables will be appre ciated, she said. Wall St. Report To Eastern Oregon Mrs. Eve Ben son left today for eastern Oregon where she will conduct dancing classes for the next two months. Following her stay there she plsns to visit Los Angeles and Chicago for further dancing study before reopen ing her studio nere next September. Miss Jewel Deter will conduct limit ed summer clssses at the Benson studio here during Mrs. Benson's absence. Fishing Good Pishing remains good st Dlsmond lake, it la reported today by attendants. Herman Paine. California manufacturer and director of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com merce. spent four dsys at the lake recently and got the limit each day, a report stated. Recent visitors from the valley Included: Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Moyer and party. C. B. McRoex and party and Mr. and Mrs. Theo dore Guetzlaff of Ashland: J. A Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fllnn of Medford: and Mr. and Mrs. O. Hevll son of Grants Pass. A public address system has been Installed at the lake to facilitate communication and en tertalnment. Work ts reported pro greasing on a large new boat-house which Is expected to be completed shortly. Cspt. Clyde R. Yates of the Los Angeles office of General Petro leum company arrived Sunday for a two weeks' stay at the leke. SOFTBALL GAMES NEW YORK. June 15. (AP) Re coveries of fractions to or more point predominated In today's stock market as strike news appeared less of an Important selling Influence. Brokers attributed the quiet come back partly to quick-turn traders and some short covering based on the theory the wash-out of Monday may have been a climax to the list less performance of the past several weeks. At that, buying In most categories was of the half-hearted type and the ticker tape waa seldom called upon to more than Jog. Best price were seen in the final hour, with steels and motors receiving the most noticeable support. Some traders cashed In profits Just before the close, and extreme gains were reduced in many instances. There ateo was an assortment of moderate losers at the finish. Today's closing prices for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 3184 Am, Can ... 90 Am. ito Ppn. Pow A. T. & T. , 165 Anaconda 604 Atch. T. & 8. F. 165 Bendix Avia - 19 V4 Beth. Steel ...... 80, Caterpillar Tract. ..... Chrysler . Coml. Solv .. Curtiss-Wright DuPont Gen. Elec. Gen. Poods - Oen. Mot Int. Harvest ..... I. T. is T. i Johns-Ms n Monty Ward North Amer A In Dual Role jgUJ r If N V i Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet .... Radio Sou. Pac Std. Brands 8t. Oil Cal St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer. .. Union Carb Unit. Aircraft .. U. S. Strl 101 T 13'. 5',i 193 50 361, 60", 106 10 136 63 4 221, 86', 63 5j 8', 47 13': 40 H 63 s, 13-S 97 34 H 85 H Edward Everett Horton, whose sad festures are productive of tons of lsughter wherever they are seen on the screen. Is stsrred in one of the most fsnclful and hllarloua comedies of his csreer In "The Man In the Mirror." which will play at the Rlalto theater tomorrow and Thursday. Gen evieve Tobln, also a favorite come dienne, plays opposite Horton. In the picture Horton haa to dou ble with himself (his first "dual1 role), as hta reflection In the mirror is personified and atarts to run things, which leads to all sorts of smuslng snd ridiculous compiles tlons. A thrilling and exciting drama of the turf, "You Can't Buy Luck, plays as the sdded feature with "The Men In the Mirror." Helen Mack Onslow Stevens and Vinton Haworth have the featured leads. Livestock FLOWER NEWHOUSE Practical Christian mystic of California Speaks of "THE NECESSARY CHANGE" Guild Hall, N. Oakdale Ave. Sunday Evening, June 20th, 8 p. m. LOVE OFFERING All softball games scheduled for tonight at the lighted high school field have been postponed because of rain and wet grounds, It was snnounced today. This makea the sixth consecutive postponement since the opening of the season June 7. Because of the unsettled westher. it wss decided to give teams 34 hours notice from now on when the games are to be played, but It was thought doubtful that the clubs would be able to see action the rest of this week. Holders of season tickets will wit. ness the original schedule of 46 games. It wss pointed out, the post Donemente being tacked onto the end of the schedule. nTrTOMMM Tiff Dynamic conflict, thrilling action and searing romance are combined In You Only Live Once." coming to morrow only to the New Craterian theater, with Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda co-starred. The story of a three-time loser who resolves to go straight, only to have fate pin a false charge of murder against him and sentence him to the electric chair, "You Only Live Once shows him escaping from prison Joining his sweetheart, and finally In a fusllade of lead, the shattering of both Uvea. The picture will also be shown to morrow night only at the Holly theater. EGOS Buying price by whole salera: Extras. 10c;. standard, 16c; medium firsts, 15c; undergrades, 15c down. Cheese, country meats and live poultry unchanged. PORTLAND. June 15 (AP) New potatoes California whites. 91.859 1.90. The Dalles, agSftc lb. PORTLAND. Ore.. June 15 (AP USDA) Hogs: 300, market active mostly steady, bulk 105-315 lb drive- Ins, $10.65-10.75, load lots quotable 11.00, 220-370 lb. $10.00-10.25. light lights and slaughter pigs $10.00- 10.25, packing sows $7.50-7.75. choice feeder pigs saleable $10.00. CATTLE: 150, calves 15. market very slow, few sales fleshy grass cows and common steers and heifers weak to 25 cents lower, other c'asses steady, mostly nominal, medium-good dry fed steers saleable $0.00-10.25, few common grassera $5.50-7.35. cutters $5.00. odd lots grass heifers $5.50 7.00, cuttery dry type heifers $4 50. low cutter and cutter cows active $3.75-5.00, medium $6.50. 3 loads California grass cows unsold, bulls $6 00-6.50, vealers $0.00. SHEEP: 700. Including 308 direct, market slow, spring lambs 35-50 cents lower, slaughter ewes steady, bulk good rprlng lambs $9.50-10,00, com mon $7.00-9.00, ewes $6.75, odd yesr li.igs $5.00 common to good ewes i 1.00-2. 50, odd head $3.00. Ban Francisco Butter. SAN FRANCISCO, June 6. (AP) 93-32; 01-31; 90-30 Butter; Score, 60-37. SACRAMENTO, June 15. (AP) Churning cream, first grade 36; sec ond grade, 34 Vic. VALLEY Portland Wheat Listen, Everybody Have yon ever been pestered to death with someone 'i persistency? If you have yon '11 understand our predicament. Carol Wall of the Mail Tribune has camped in our store, trying to make us spend our money in advertising, when we are having January in June. We really believe that he has Alto, Arlene, Helen and Jenes, Fred, and Carl all on his side of the argument. The Carpenters had to give in, so here are some real specials for Wednesday and Thursday only. Mow it is up to you to respond to these young peoples' aspirations. Wednesday & Thursday Only June 16th and 17th Our Famous Wash Frocks styled in Hollywood, all brand new styles. The reg. Band Box price, $1.95. Special $1.49 SLEIPS Pure Silk Crepe. Reg. Band Box price, $1.95. Special $1.29 THE BEST SATIN SLIP in town 89 every day. PORTLAND, June !. (Pi Grain. Open High Low Close July l.io i.oa l ot i.oa Sep. 08 1.0014 88 1JJ0V4 Dec. .. 1.01 Vi 1.01V4 10114 1-0114 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem, hw, 13 pet. 1.13; dark hard winter. IS pet. 1.30: 13 pet. 1.33; llpct. 1.14: solr white snd western white 1.14; herd winter 1.13; western red MS Oats. No. 3 white 33 90. gray 33 50. Barley. No. 3-48 lb. bw 4000. Corn, Argentine 43.00. Mullrun standard 31.00. Todsy's car receipts; Wheat ficur 1. Portland Produce Rev. James Hamilton, pastor of the First Christian church of this city, was elected new president of the Rogue River Vslley Ministerial association at that body's annual meeting yesterday. He replaces Rev, E. B. Nourse of the Congregational church In Ashland. The meeting was held in Llthl park In Ashland, beginning at 10:30 a.m. Other officers elected are: ev. Nourse, vice-president, and Rev. Iverson of the Presbyterian church here, secretary-treasurer. Reports of the past year's actlvl ties and plans for the future featured the business session. Picnic luncn eon was served at noon to ministers and their families from all southern Oregon churches between Grants Pass and Ashland. A fall rally Is planned for the last Monday In September at Orante Pass, when Rev. S. L. Divine of this city will be the main speaker. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our spprecla tlon to friends for the kindness and sympathy extended us during our recent bereavement; also for the besutlful floral offerings. Bernard C. Boudewyns, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Sleight and Family. Dramatic Stars Oscar Piper, screen detective de luxe, la at It again, in "The Plot Thickens." fifth of the Stuart Pal mer series coming to the Roxy thea ter for todsy snd tomorrow. This time the hard-bolted sleuth Is teem ed with Zasu Pitts, In the role of HUdegarde Withers. Jsmes Gleason playa the Inpsector. VIOLENCE FLARES IN STEEL STRIKE; PEACE HOPE SUM (Continued Irons page One.) Screen Sleuth TWO VACANCIES Room ind board. Mra. waterman, 17 Bo. Newtown. Phone M70-Y. FOR SALE 60 Bst tractor good con dition, ready to go to work. 30 8. Grape. BOARD AND ROOM Neat. attracti7 room and good family meal. 716 E. Main. FOR SALE Fountatn equipment, In cluding refrigeration and back bar. Practically new. Prospect Store, Prospect, Ore. FOR SALE Several Fordsona, thor oughly overhauled; also crawler tractors, mowing machines, hay rakes, Irrigation pumps, electric and gas, and all kinds of used farm machinery in good condition, at bargsln prices. 39 S. Grape St, Mich., announced he would permit peaceful picketing, and a C. I. O, strike In Grand Rapid. Mich., furni ture factories waa settled, sending 1000 men back to their Jobs. But there waa no back-to-worfc movement, no strike settlement. There were hints that the strike, already paralysing the Joba of 80,000 men In seven states, would spread further. With more than 10.000 coal miners now out In an effort to cut off steel's fuel supply, and with one CIO spokesman stating that 600,000 men can be called out If necessary, there were persisting reports today of strikes at other Bethlehem steel plants besides the big one here. Too Late to Classify C E GATE9 AUTO CO. R. b G. USED CARS "30 podge Sedan ao Essex Coupe . .... 29 Graham Sedan . 30 Oakland Sedan 39 Bulck Coupe O. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. MUST SELL equity In this terms on Dsisnce, s diocks from school, o room modern house garage barn chicken house, cooler, cement walk, lawn, shade, garden. Lad 1 no clover. Turn left at Howard school. Hardy. One group cheered the strikers and pickets, urging them on. Another hurled denunciations tt them, holding them responsible for the terrorism which swept tie 7-mile Cambria plant area last night. Organize Vigilantes. Neutral resident of the valley called for peace and an end to bloodshed. In Johnstown, they or ganized a group of "vigilantes" to support Mayor Daniel J. Shields. The mayor telephoned Gov. George earlier that unless he took the situation in hand at once, he would appeal to the American Legion to protect the city. Thousands watched the disorders last night, while against the night sky the red glare of the mills and showers of yellowish stars told them that steel waa still being made. Among the Injured at Cambria were a union picket, shot twice and critically wounded, and a Bethlehem worker, with a fractured skull. Pennsylvania's Governor George Earle told his state police head, Major Lynn Adams: "Take control of the entire city of Johnstown If local authorities cannot maintain law and order." Mayor Shi eld a said: "The city council has authorised me to spend unlimited funds to bring about order during the strike." Back-to-work movements pushed forward In Youngstown, Ohio, and Buffalo. N. Y.: the mayor of Monroe. FOR SALE Thorobred Llewellyn Setter puppies. See them at Mon arch Seed Co. FOR RENT Furnished house, 636 west Fourth. '34 CHRYSLER Sedan, small mileage: cannot be told from new; Blue seal guarantee. Only $563 on low, eaay terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. . Dodge and Plymouth. FOR SALE 14-h.p. Johnson motor and 16-ft. cruiser boat. F. W. Ovelman, Jacksonville Hwy. FOR SALE 7-year-old horse; work single or double: gentle; broke to ride; 1100 lbs. Chas. Oswald, Eagle Point, Climax Rt., Antelope. MODERN suburban home for rent, furnished. References required. In quire 109 E. 8th St. FOR RENT Furnished 3 -room apart ments, with garage; adults. 604 West 10th. FOR RENT 2 -room house, all fur nished; lights and water paid. 351 Beatty. FOR BALE Nice, large house; hard wood floors, 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 porches, bath, large lot. 70x335: shade trees. Price (3500, $350 down. Another house, close In, on pavement, 3 bedrooms, large lot: In good condition. S3250, 1335 down. H. G. WILSON, 7 Chestnut. Phone 1564. GUARANTEED PAINTINCI. time paT menta. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. CORNS CURED $50.00 WortJ'i olafeMt Nni win. Corn. Off laarmltii nonqr hick unlMi MM llllt flff In REWARD " bum W MrnM. i'm.OS nanniw IWARD Ifyoii And mr wli YOUNG'S PKUU AT ORB C0RN-0FF PORTLAND, June 15, (AP) But ter Prints. A grade. 3316c lb. in parchment wrappers; 34V4c In car tons. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price) A grade, 32A$$3c lb.: country stations; A grade, 30 or 31c lb.; B grade l'c less; C grade 6c less. II I.J I 11 Vl,y,u SPORT OXFORDS AH colors including white with crepe jolei; alio military heel. The regular Band Box price $3.95 Special THE 223 East 6th St. $2-95 'THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY" Phone 989 Today & Wednesday Inspector Piper on the Trail of Death! With Mill 'Unoopjr" With in prult: -4T I TODAY ONLY! 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