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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUyE. iEEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JTTNE 23. 1937.
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LOCAL ahd PERSONAL I
Granti Pau Visitor MsdeUne
Snydsr, WPA offlos employ. sptnt
jestsrdsr In OranU Pau on business.
From Prospect Mrs. P. A. Carlton
of prospect waa calling on frlsnds
and shopping In Mcdlord today.
...
In AihlanJ Ed Judd was amont
Wadford TUltora In Ashland this week,
transacting business there Monday.
...
From Prospect Medford visitors
this morning Included Mrs. M. Horn
buckle, Jr., and M. Hornbuckle of
Prospect.
Here on Business Out-of-town
callers transacting buslneu here yes
terday Included Mrs. H. L. Jagger of
Prospect and Zella Tullls of Trail.
...
From Ashland Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Lane of Ashland were among those
visiting friends and business ac
quaintances here yesterday.
...
From Jacksonville Mrs. Earl
Smith of Jacksonville was In Med
ford yesteTday to receive medical at
tention. ...
Shop Here Mrs. H. 0. Csrey and
eon Clifford of Central Point were
among out-of-town shoppers In Med
ford yesterday.
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On Vacation Tim Fallln. WPA of
fice employe In this district, Is vaca
tioning in the hills above Prospect
and Union Creek this week.
...
On Business Visit Valley residents
transacting business In Medford Mon
day Included Mrs. w. J. Wallace of
Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Cleveland of Trail.
a .
,. Guests In Ashland Medford resi
dent spending the week-end out ol
town Included Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Campbell and ion, who visited with
Mrs. Campbell's mother, Mrs. 8. A.
Porter, In Ashland. "
...
Airport Arrivals Todsy's arrivals
at Medford municipal airport Includ
ed Lieut. F. Carroll, en rout from
Sunnyvale, Cal., to Spokane, Wash.,
In an army observation plane; Ted
Brown, operator of a flying service
at Mines field. Los Angeles, en route
home from Eugene In a Ryan open
ooekplt plane; Max Pelrce and Thomas
A. Culbertson, airport manager, who
returned in a Waco from Salem
whither they flew last night to carry
plans forward for a Salem air show;
and Olen W. Neel, Inspector for the
bureau of air commerce, who arrived
from Eugene In a Monocoupe. Mr.
Neel waa to give flying tests this
afternoon for Max Pelrce and Maurice
Spatz, who are seeking prlvnte pilot
licenses.
Emirs Market
Phone 850
Friday Special
Salmon Steak
lb. 23c
Dills qt. 5c
Model Bakery
Special for
Friday
Walnut Rolls
4 for 9c
Phone 511
YOUNG MEN
AND WOMEN
With their ever increasing
activities need a quart of
pure rich milk every day
to keep healthy, happy
and strong.
DAIRY
PHONE 1289-1 OR TEll THE DRIVE
From Coqullle Billy Calvert, for
merly of Uedford and at present em
ployed In Coqullle, la Tinting with
hi uncle. Dr. C E. Kun. for a few
days.
On Trip Pout h Mr. Vlrg.ll Bolton
and daughter Margaret Ruth left by
motorcar this morning for the Ban
Francisco bay area to rltlt friend
and relatives. They will return to
their home at 19 Lincoln street here
In two or three weeks.
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To Conference Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence A. Meeker will leave tomorrow
morning for Klamath rails to attend
the Methodist conference. Mr. Meeker
Is a delegate from the First Meth
odist church here. They will be In
Klamath Falls for the remainder of
the week.
From Ashland Ashland callers In
Medford Bunday included Bam Jor
dan, M. M. H&rktna, John Hughes,
Lark In Orubb. I. R. Prldeger, Mr. and
Mrs. P. R. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
McDougal, Henry End era, Harry Mc-
Nalr. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bpecht, Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Brower and Mr. and
Mrs. Sim Morris.
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Administrator An order naming
Royal Bebb as administrator of the
estate of bis sister, Mrs. Haeel V.
Johnston, killed last Saturday In an
auto accident near Redding, Cal., was
filed today In circuit court. It is
set forth In the petition that Mrs.
Johnston died Intestate and that the
only heirs are two minor sons.
To Reorganize A reorganization
meeting of the Ashland Lit hi ana will
be held at B o'clock tonight In the
Llthla Springs hotel. The association,
a civic promotion group of 50 mem
bers, disbanded several years ago. All
former members have been especially
Invited to attend tonight's meeting.
It Is hoped to revive the organiza
tion In time for partlclptalon In
Fourth of July and other Ashland
celebrations scheduled for the sum
mer. Livestock
Portland.
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 23. (AP
USDA) Hogs 500; 160 direct: market
active, mostly steady: good-choice
around 166-J10 lb. drlvelns, 10.75;
load lots eligible to HI: medium
down 610.50; butchers around 230
80 lb., 10. 00-25; underweights below
HO lb., $10.00-35: packing sows,
7.50-75: feeder pigs, 610.00-25.
CATTLE 150: calves 225, Including
207 direct: market rather slow, but
mostly steady: losd medium dry fed
steers held around 18.60; strictly
good fed kinds eligible 610 and
above; few common-medium ' grass
steers, 66.00 8.50; cutters down 65;
grass heifers largely 66.50(8; 7; odd
head 67.50 8: low cutter and cutter
cows, 63.50$5.25; fat dairy type up
65.76: beef cows up 66.75: bulls
mostly 65.75g8.35; few beef bulls,
66.50; realers weak, good-choice
mostly 68.00-60; few up 60.00.
BHEEP 400; market about steady
with quality mostly poor: few sorted
spring lambs, 610: good-choice eli
gible 610.25: common-medium 679
8.50: few yearlings, 65 8 6; medium-
good ewes, 62 (J; 3.25.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 33. (AF-TJ8DA)
Hogs 13.000; fully 10c higher than
Tuesday's average; top 11.75 paid
frequently; bulk good and choice
300-300 lb., ll.40-70-
CATTLB 8000; csl-ea 1500; another
active market on gralnfed steers and
yearlings, strong to 15c higher; strict
ly gralnfed kinds grading good and
better showing most advance; nu
merous loads, 13.50(f 14.75; best
yearlings 914.60; heifer yearlings.
13.30; all grades cows and heifers
mainly grassy kinds selling actively
at steady to strong prices.
SHEEP 11,000; native spring lambs
and yearlings slow, steady to weak;
early sales native springers mostly
ail.7513.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, June 23. MP) BUT
TER Prints, A grade. 34e lb. In
parchment wrappers, 35c In cartons;
B grade 33o In parchment wrappers;
34c In cartons.
BUTTERFAT (Portlsnd delivery,
buying price) A grsde, 33-33Vfec lb.
country ststlons; A grade, 31-31V4C
lb.; B grade lo lb. less; 0 grade 6c
less.
EQOS Buying price by whole
salers: Extras, 30e; stsndsrd 17c;
medium 16c: medium firsts 15c; un
dergrade 14c dozen.'
CONTRT MEATS Selling price to
retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butcher, under 160 lbs., 14-14V,e lb.;
others unchsnged.
Cheese and live poultry unchanged.
NEW POTATOES California whites
61.66-1.75 cents; The Dslles, 2c lb.
CANTALOUPES Brewley, Jumbo
45s, 63-3.13: standard 45s, 62.75; jum
bo 36s. 62.73.
Potstoes, onions, wool hsy, un
chsnged. Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, June 33. (AP)
Steels, motors and a few specialties
rocked along for moderate gains to
day and towed the rest of the list
ahesd after an Irregular afternoon
performance.
finer rar
FINISHING
Free developing, better
printi, quicker lerviee
In by 11 Ready at S
SWEM'S
KODAKS
C. S. Steel was a leader moat of
the session, rising around I during
the afternoon. Other steels Joined in
the climb and In the final hour
energy was transmitted to the rest
of the market. There were scattered
losses near the close.
Transactions approximated 650.000
shares.
Today's closing prices tor 62 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. as Dye lit
Am. & Fgn. Pow. 7
Am. Can M14
A. T. A T. 165
Anaconda
61",
79 V.
63
89 Vi
Atch. T. & 8. T.
BendlK Avis. .....
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tract,
Chrysler
100
Coml. Solv.
131
Curtlss-Wright
8V,
154
63
37,
50 ,
107lj
10H
125ft
65
,. as
. 87
..- 54
8V.
. 45
11
DuPont
Gen. Elee.
Oen. Poods ...
Oen. Mot. .....
Int. Harvest.
I. T. T.
Johns-Msn.
Monty ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.) ....,
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. Psc.
8td. Brands -St.
Oil Cal.
40 1,
66
St. Oil N. J,
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
.- 12H
. 98',
- 26 i,
. 08 Vj
San Francisco Butter
SAN FRANCISCO. June 33. P
Bitter, S3 score, 33c; SI score Slo.
SACRAMENTO, June 23. OP)
Churning cresm butterfst, first grade
37; second grade 35.
DON MACE TAKES
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Don Mace, educational coordinator
of the Medford CCO district since
last December, will leave tomorrow
morning to fill the same position
In the Vancouver Barracks, Wash., die
tr.ct. Mr. Mace will be succeeded here
b Q. W. Fields, educational coordin
ator of the Vancouver Barracks dis
trict. The two men are exchanging
posts In a general readjustment of
the 9th corps area. Eugene C. Golden,
whose place Mr. Mace took here, was
recently transferred to the Los An
geles district when the Monterey
district, whither he went from Hed
ford, was disbanded.
Mr. Mace has been In the CCC ed
ucational service since 1934, hie first
assignment being In this district. He
served as adviser at several Medford
district camps before being advanced
to the position of coordinator.
Officers said that Mr. Mace's work
has been outstanding, particularly In
the vocational training field. He has
become recognized as an organiser
and educator who has a thorough un
derstanding of the educational needs
01 CCC enroll ees.
The Medford district educational
program and accomplishments, off
liters pointed out, have frequently
been commended by headquarters.
During his residence here Mr. Mace
has become widely known and has
numerous friends who will regret his
departure.
JACKSONVILLE FORMS
JACKSONVILLE. June 2S. flpl.)
C. O MoDomld was elected president
o a new unit of the Southwestern
Oregon Miners association at an or
ganization meeting here last night,
Other officers chosen were Walter
Kcene, vice president, Charles E- Hof
er secretary, and J. D. Oorrlper,
treasurer.
The parent association has head
quarters In Or ants Pass. R. s Kelly
Is president.
LAST ELKS INITIATION
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Conferring of the degree on the last
class of Elks until October will be
done tomorrow n'ght In the temple,
aisd B. L. Sanderson, exalted ruler,
urges a large attendance to welcome
the candidates.
Following the regular lodge session, !
the feed committee will serve baked I
hAm burger and German-Spanish j
se.uce, gravy and buna with all the
trimmings, and beer. Elk Chef Lloyd i
Morthland will prepare the food.
Edgar H, Sterrett
Funeral Thursday
Funeral services for Edgar Howard
Sterrett who passed away at ft local
hospital, June 10 will be held at the
Perl Funeral home, Thursday after
neon at 3 o'clock, the Rev. S. L. Di
vine officiating. Interment will taki
piae in the Siskiyou Memorial park.
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Tracy at Rialto
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The Lee Tracy theater fan know
so well cocky, dynamic and full
of pep la at the Rialto theater
today and tomorrow In a picture role
tailor-made to his talents, that or
an ex-reporter who turns radio
"newscaster" In "Behind the Head
lines." With the aid of a pocket
short-wave transmitter, he continu
ally scoops his former newspaper
pals.
"The League of Frightened Men."
featuring Walter Connolly as Nero
Wolfe In a Rex Stout murder story,
Is the added feature on the pro
gram.
ROUND UP KEAGLE
FOR STAY1N JAIL
Everett Ray Keagle, 44. of Central
Point, who was fined $160 and sen
tenced to serve 00 days In the county
Jail after being found guilty by a
Jury In justice of the peace court
June a, of driving a truck while In
toxicated, was last night arrested by
state police and brought to the coun
ty jail to start serving his sentence.
Following his conviction June 8, to
which he pleaded not guilty following
a complaint filed by Archie Pierce
that Keagle had forced several ears
off the road between Central Point
an d Med f ord , Just 1 oe of the Peace
William R. Coleman gave Keagle four
days In which to dispose of property
before starting his sentence.
He failed to return, however, In
the allotted time, and stated police
procured a warrant and brought him
to the county jail to begin serving
his W days, they report.
CARPENTERS SELL
STORE IN G. PASS
GRANTS PASS, June 33. ) Mr.
snd Mrs. Ray J. Schumacher today
announced the purchase of the Grants
Pass Band Box and Shoe Box from
Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Carpenter of Med
ford. Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher were un
til last month proprietors of Ray's
Market In Talent, food store which
they had operated for the past five
yr.ara. It was purchased by Mrs. Ithel
Low of Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter have op
erated the Grants Pass Band Box In
conjunction with the original Med
ford establishment of the same name
for the past sereral years. It Is not
known whether they plan expansion
of their business elsewhere.
It Is expected Mr. and Mrs. Schu
macher will personally oporate the
Grants Pass store. When sale of their
Talent business was announced. Schu
macher stated that he Intended con
tlnulng In business of some form in
southern Oregon. At that time he
planned an extended trip east with
blr family during the summer.
Amount Involved in the sale was
not announced.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
ffitbut CInel-And TH Jam Oat ef W h
fin MoroiB RanY ti Gt
The It-vtr hoald pear out twoee&nd el
liquid bile Into roar boweli dsllr. If this bile
Is not flowing f i-m)?, roar food dMen't dlat
It last dtcaya tn the bow). Gas bloats
roar stomach. Yoq rt eonitlpated. Yeas
whole iratem Is poisoned and rtro fesl soar,
sank end the world looks pank,
LusUtm ere only makeshifts, A saen
bowel movement doesn't set at the cans. It
Uktt those rood, old Carter's Little Lives
Pills to get these two pound of bile flowing
freely and make yon feci ' ap and op". Hemv
toss, gentle, yet emaslng In making Wle flow
freely. Aak for Carter's Little Liver Pills by
asm. Stubbornly refuse anything else,
Tomorrow and Fril
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"Hold on to your iox, folia
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MeitH r Shirley leu
Rofctrt Cmimm Imi DtrrM
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TOrMV ONLY
"Flying Hostess"
Judith Barrett e m. Girian
Kipling's Saga
While It la still being shown
throughout the country In various
cities at roadshow prices. Rudyard
Klpllng'a thrilling saga of the ses.
"Captains Courageous," opens its
three-day local run tomorrow at the
New Craterian theater at regular
Craterian prices.
Kipling's famous story of the he
roic Gloucester fishermen and the
bov they regenerated throtigh Ideals
MAINLINER HERE;
OMITS PORTLAND
Another southbound United Maln-
liner stopped at Medford municipal
airport this morning, the big plane
being unable to land at Portland be
cause of cross winds.
The huge craft, largest on United
States transport lines, was in port
here for an hour, departing for Oak
land at 12:11. It had 13 passengers
aboard when It arrived and 17 when
It left, a smaller United plane bring
ing five southbound passengers from
lortlsnd for transfer to the Main-
liner here. A Medford passenger also
arrived on the plane from Portland.
All airmail on hand was dispatched
by the postofflce on the two planes,
the smaller of which returned to
Portland.
Grover Tyler was pilot of the Maln
llner. Co-pi lot waa Weldon Rhodes
:ind hostess was Mlsa Jackie Ganser.
No difficulty was experienced In the
landing or take-off of the big craft.
This was the third Malnllner using
the Medford airport In the past ten
daya when landlnga could not be
made In Portland. , .
Stated Communication of
th Resirss Chapter, o.sa..
Thursday evsning, June ?
Hsttle M. Aldm. Secy.
TODAY AND
It BOG ij n
DIANA GIBSON
rj DONALD MEEK J4 J I
v PAUL CUILF0YLE
PHILIP HUSTON aSSL,
FRANK M. THOMAS S0
ttexSWrt'
Show Starts Tonight At 6:30
Shows
1:46
:.10-:ofl
of Sea Coming
of courage and humanity, has the
same pulse pounding thrills and
mighty adventure that made "Mu
tiny on the Bounty" auch a tremen
doua hit a couple of years ago. Head
ing the cast are Freddie Bartholo
mew. Spencer Tracy. Lionel Barry
more, Melvyn Douglas, Charley Grape
win, Mickey Rooney, Jack LaRue,
John Carradlne and many other fa
mous screen players.
JUPE PLUVIOUS TO
GIVE VALLEY REST
The unseasonal domination of the
Rogue River valley by Jupiter Plu
vious was due for sudden end todsy
as weather officials predicted fair
weather and rising temperatures to
night and tomorrow.
A water-soaked valtey was today
drying out under the first continu
ous sunshine In three weeks. The
break came when an extensive storm
pressure area over the entire north
west was pushed inward by a high
pressure area from the south ana
west, weathermen explain.
More than Inch and a half ot
rain haa been registered so fsr In
June, bringing the seasonal total to
16.40 Inches. Rain has fallen almost
every day of the past three weeks,
records show, although the amount
of precipitation la not unusually
large.
The rain has delayed many vaca
tion activities and the advent of
good weather Is expected to bring
sn Incresse In business and travel.
Too Late to Classify
REp CURRANTS and dried Petite
prunes. Mrs. u. w. uuxe, mono
879-J-l.
BRAIDED RUOS for le. Tel. flfl9-R,
THURSDAY!
He SCOOPED The
Nation's Newshounds
Cocky, quick
thinking, faet
talking . . . here'i
Tracy m a bomb
shell broadcaster
on the ipot I
Mats . . ,
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FOR SALS 4 -room house In Talent,
400; small payment down; 10 a
month, or 9300 cash. 310 Haven.
Phillips.
LARGS, cool front room, ground
floor, adjoins bath, first-class bed.
Board If desired. Oil W. 10th 6t.
FOR SALS Model A Sport Touring;
excellent condition. See at 643 6.
Riverside, evenings.
BRAND NTW FURNITURE
xi ACRE SUBURBAN
HOUSE IN pink OF CONDITION
fronnn cre loam u. 4-
AllUU rooro tlmost nw bunga
low. completely furnish
ed; alt brand new, including daven
port and chair, beautiful 3-plese
bedroom suite, radio, good stoves
In fact, everything goes; cherries,
apricots, good garden, garage, chick
en house, good road. Owners leav
ing. Priced to sell only $2000. See
this at once.
ALSO
NEAR SCHOOLS
a m m ft - room bungalow in
SzZull a"001 condition; living
we a vm atnii rilntnv room
have hardwood floors; fireplace. 3
nice bedrooms, modern bath; lo
cated near grade and Junior high.
Excellent terms.
CHARLES A. WING AOENCY. INC.
Phone 728. 109 E. Main St.
FOR RENT -2 -room cabin, 18.00. 310
Haven.
FOR RENT Will exchange rent of
small house, north city limits, for
work on poultry ranch. Apply
Thursday. Mrs. R. K. Carley, Rt. 3-
FOR SALE Service station and store.
603 8. Riverside.
FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE Davenport- and overstuffed
chairs, Pxl3 Firth rue:, bedroom
suite, mlscellaneoua furniture. 319
North Bartlett St.
FOR SALE 1036 Ford coupe, by own
er, wm consider a small car in
trade. Phone 117-M.
DO YOU WANT 13 NET ON YOUR
INVESTMENT?
Very attractive bungalow In excellent
con an ion; targe living room witn
oak floors, 3 nice bedrooms, large
bath, kitchen with built-in. Inlaid
linoleum, laundry room with trays;
full lot, good location, walking dis
tance down town. Have fine ten
ant who will lease for 926 per
month. Price 18S0.00; terms.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
No. 7 N. Bartlett St.
Phone 1496 or 1646-R.
WANTED Experienced waitress.
Hotel MMlford.
F Pilsener
I of th fM
ViJCN Starts Tomorrow!
TODAY ONLY A
IUUH BONDrlVV
VICTOR MOORE V.Tr 1 f
j faY iINTEH jr j
6 hows """ ?f?T WJfS11" ' M,t 1
FOR QUICK BALE All my resldenes)
property, Nob Hill addition, st a
very reasonable price. Inquire 604
So. Central.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished upper
apartment; garage. Inquire 804 I.
Main. 287-X.
FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apart
mem: bath, hot and cold water fur
nished; garage; adults. 631 W. 10th,
PARTY Is known who took the pewtaf
pan at silver seal supper, rrldlsT,
June 18th. Return at once and
avoid trouble.
'38 INTERNATIONAL Pickup ; 3 t
choose from; mechanically perfects
good rubber; Blue Seal guarantee
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth.
ACTION ft ALE
60 Registered Canadian Hereford and
Shorthorn bulls, 1 and 3 years old.
Bred by the best breeders In Can
ada. Sale staarts l o'clock Satur
day, June 36. Southern Paclfia;
Stock Yards, Klamath Palls, Ore.
WALTER HALL. OWNER.
GUARANTEED PAINTINc. time pay
ments. Miicnen auio Beauty Shop
FOR SALE One of the most beauti
ful homes on the west side. Com
pletely modern, 6 rooms, tile bath
and shower, concrete foundation:
furnace - with sawdust burner In
clean, dry basement; tile drain
board, fireplace, lots of bullt-ina;
double garage, large yard, a host of
beautiful flowers and shrubs,
fruit trees. Come and see It at 44
Nfrth Peach.
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fHHSEM
dudget pmn
flth and Riverside
-NOW YOU CAN
SEE IT AT OUR
REGULAR PRICES!
A Big ... At Great ...
As Thrilling As the Never
To-Be-Forgotten "Mntiny
on the Bounty" . . , A
Roadshow Smash At No
Raise. In Pricesl
Show Starts Tonite
at 6:45
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