Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 01, 1937, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextfEDFOTTO MATL TRTBrj"N"E. fEDFORP.. OBEOOy. THTRSDAT. .TTTLT 1. 1937. PAGE SETEN LOCAL amd PERSONAL Here from Lake Mrs. P. o. Hawk Vlilt Friends Dr. and Mra. c. E. of Diamond lak resort transacted business and received medical atten tion her yesterday. Visit Hera Yesterday visitor In Medford from out of town Included Mrs. Sella Tullla of Trail and Mrs. H. E. Orlffeths of Eagl Point. Prom Central Point Out-of -to a-n residents -transacting business In Medford this morning Included Henry young and Mrs. H. C. Cary, both of Oentral Point. . . Prom Ashland Among Ashland residents spending the evening In Medford last night were BUI Jung vtrth. Lawrence GUI and Dwlght Patterson. Plan Opening Mr. and tira. Ray Schumacher of Talent and Medford, who recently purchased the Grants Pass Band Box store, plan to open the establishment under their man agement Saturday, The business will be closed today and tomorrow for Inventory. Schumacher formerly own ed Ray's market at Talent. PILE SUFFERERS New Cet Quick Relief This Safe Eaty Way Why exmtinua to suffer? Ho ma tm vonuui Bead to cm iufl trine thtt pain, fafoxty and mra tail dlstnu eaojd by Mm. On tingle box of MOAVA SUP POSTTORTES, that coat nlr a fejw otnti vUl quickly and oonclu-iwlr proro that IKa Miffsrinjr mn ba atansatl i ntvli iMnM btnlibtd. If Umm moototn. forties, homlinc raotal oonw don't do M we W7 your money ehosrfully rtrfandad. Why DfftT another day? Got a (mull box Bst Moavm today and aoocpt oothlnc !. In and r.lOAVA PILE l SUPPOSITORIES Jarmln's For Drugs DINE and DANCE at the CHATEAU Swing String Serenaders with Lawrence Hubert Every Evening Kunx of thla city Tinted friends In Ashlsnd early this week. Calling Hera Mrs. H. L. DeArmond of Ashlsnd and daughter, Mrs. Rich ard Amrlne of Laiccvlew, visited In Medford yesterday afternoon. ... From California A visitor In the city Is Mrs. Bess Sutler of Vallejo. Cel., who Is a guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. P. Luchterhsnd. Calls In Ashland Recent Medford visitors In Ashlsnd Included H. M. Welshssr, who trsnsscted business ther Wednesday, ... To Eugene Miss Louise Hsrnlsh left here Tuesday for Eugene wher she will spend a fortnight visiting friends and relative. Red men to Install Improved Order of Redmen will Install officers for the ensuing term at their hall on Apple street next Tuesday evening. On Business Here A, H, Pracht, R. E. Detrlct, h. R. Coder, O. D. Elhsrt snd Mrs. Guy Applewhite, all of Ash lsnd, have been among Medford busi ness visitors this week. Body Cremated The body of Sher man B. Pecht, Medford, wss cremsted at the Htllerest crematorium In Grants Pass Tuesdsy. The ashes were to be taken to Mr. Pecht's former home In the east by hi wife. Fu neral services were held here Mon- dsy at the Perl chapel. ... Examiner Due Ward McReynolds, state examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be here as usual Sat. urdsy at the city hall between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive care are asked to see Mr. Reynolds during those hours. Test Fire Apparatl All Rogue River national forest automotive flre-flght- lng equipment was assembled today for a test and demonstration at the head of Forest creek in the Apple- gate section. The workout wss dl rected by H. C. Obye. assistant super visor In charge of fire control. Bar from Ashland . 11. Utwttler of Ashlsnd transacted business and called on friends her yeaterdsy. ... U el I Election Election of of ficers of southern Oregon voltur of the 40 et 8 soelete, composed of Jack son snd Josephine counties, will b held at a Dutch feed In Valentine's csfe tomorrow night at 7 o'clock Member wishing reservation are asked to get In touch with Lee Oar lock, grand chef de gare. Transferred Here Cordy Sunder man today resumed his position aa recreation architect at Medford head quarters of the Rogue River national forest. He held the same post here before but was transferred In the same capacity last year to the Siski you national forest In Grant Psss. Mr. snd Mrs. Sundermsn and family moved to Medford yesterday. Livestock Wall St. Report Many Stars at Craterian Sunday Tti ADRIENNE'S ft Suggestions llf-P42W7& rw-Va New Assortment SUN SUITS OVERALLS SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS GOWNS $198 House Coats Values to $3.98 SPECIAL $298 Lounging Pajamas $2.98 Regular values to $5.98 DRESSES STRUTWEAR COATS HOSIERY HATS $1.35 VALUES. KNIT SUITS 4TH OP JULY SPECIALS . , 2 and 3 Piece $100 i2 Price JUST RECEIVED $1.95 a new shipment of Nelly Don dresses in laces, Bemberg sheers, dotted wi and Batiste. Sizes 12 to 44. to $10.95 100 DRESSES k prints and sheers. BUes 11 to tt pel AA Values to $19 95. Special Friday T) JJ attirday ADRIENNE'S CHICAGO. July 1. (AP-TJSDA) HOOS 8000; msrket IS to 3s cents higher toen Wednesday average: top 813.80: good to choice a 00 to 300-lbs.. 811.78) 18.10; comparable 190 to 190 lbs. avers. SU.S0als.00: most good 360 to S00 lb. packing sows, SlO.lOt 10.78. CATTLE 4000, calves 1500: grsln- fed steer IS to 35 cent higher, top 15.00 pld for 1180-lb. averages: best yearlings, 815.00: grass steers, eio.so down to 87.00 and below: atockers and feeders, week to 35 cent lower; grasa cow and heifer steady: bulls steady to weak: vealera 89.50 down; weighty sausage nulls up to i.io. but most plsln and medium weight offerings going at 88.75 8.50. SHEEP 11,000: active and most sslea spring Iamb and yearlings steady; spots stronger, nstlve spring ers to psckers, eii.oo; top eu.to: four doubles Idaho springers, 810.00 straight: sheep steady; alsughter ewes 83.00) 4.50. Soutb San Francisco. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 1 (AP-USDA) HOOS: 500. butchers 10 cents higher, top snd bulk 175-335 lb 11.95; llght-llght and medium light 11.00-76; 385-390 lb, 10.95-11.45; pack tag sow mostly 9.40; few 8.75-9.35 CATTLE: 135; low: grass-fat steers nominally quoted up to 9.35: medium light down to 7.00; sale low-grade cows 36 cent lower than Wednes day's best time; low-eutter-cutter cows J .00-80; weighty bull quoted up to 6.00. Calves: 60, good-choice vealera 8.60-9.60. SHEEP: 1,900; lamb weak to 35 cents lower; wooled springers 9.36 10.35; medium-good shorn springers 5.00-7.00. NEW YORK. July 1. I API The stock msrket rested on Its oars to day after a further upstream pull In eitension of a mid-year rally. While early gains were shaved, most shares held advance of frac tions to more than a point In late dealings. ' A shift towsrd steel was seen for a while accompanied oy a break of more than 8 point tn Chrysler. How ever, steel shires encountered larger offerings on the bulge and yielded part of the ground gained. Transfers approximated 700.000 share. Today'a closing prices for 83 se lected stocks follow; Al. Chem 4s Dye 334 Am. Csn 5V4 Am. A: Fgn. Pow. 7" A. T. s T 165 Ansconda .. 63 Atch. T. at S. F. -.. 78H Bendlx Avl. IBS Beth Steel , 86 Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler CurtlM.WrlRht -DuPont . Gn. Elec. Oen. Foods Qtn, Mot. Int. Harveat. T. A T. Johna-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phllllpi Pet Radio Sou. Pac. ..... St-d. Brands . St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. ... Trans. Amer. ... Union Carb. . Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel , 91 05 S 13! 153 524 , 103 H . 10H . 135 . 64H . 33 1 . 86 i . 13 . 69 - IS , 100 97 V4 - 100 ft San FranclKCO Butter SAN FRANCISCO, July 1. (AP USDA) Butter unchanged. A parade of the most famous names of the air wave cornea to the New Cratertan theatre Sunday with the first showing of "Hit Parade." Frances Lang ford and Phil Regan are co-starred in the leading roles. Also th the huge cast are three top-notch orchestras Carl Hoff and his Hit Parade orchestra; Dulce El lington with his hand, with Ivie An derson; and nlmble-fngereld Eddie Duchln uid his fsmoua aggregation. Others Include Al Pearce and hla Gong, Pick and Pat. Loulaa Henry, George Olvot, the Oreek Ambassador, the Voice of Experience, Ed Thorgnr sen, Pert Kelton. the Gentle Maniacs. Tie Toe Girls, Ed Brophy, Oscar and Elmer and Xne b Courtney to mention a few. Guy Kibbee Heading Cast Rialto Comedy With Ouy Kibbee In the title role. Octavlus Roy Cohen's famous "fst man" detective steps out of the Sat urday Evening Post onto the screen In "Jim Harvey. Detective." coming to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow snd Saturday. Comedy, naturally, Is the keynote of the film play, but enough thrills sre mixed In to more than balance the laughter. Tom Browne, Ed Brophy. Lucie Kef; and Catherine Doucet all have featured roles In this picture heading the twin bill that will have singing Dick Foran In "Cherokee Strip" as the added feature. Hotel Clerk flhot LA GRANDE. Ore., July t. fAPt Alfred Peck, aa, night clerk at the Union hotel, was In a hospital here today dangerously wounded snd peace officers were seeking trace of a man who shot Peck last night dur ing an attempted robbery. r. "rat J 1 n?) ERNIE FIELDS tfmerin't Srttist 5 Coming to DREAMLAND BALL ROOM July 7th THE APPOINTED TO Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., Junly 1. (AP) BUTTER. Prints, A grade, 34 c lb. In parchment wrappers, 35c In car tons; B grade. 33 '4 c In parchment wrappers, 34c In cartons. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price): A grade, 34w34'ac lb. country stations; A grade, 33$33c lb.; B grade, .IVic less; O grade 6c lees. EGGS Buying price by wholesal ers: Extras, 30c: standard 18c; me dium, 16c; medium firsts, lSe; un dergrades, 14c dozen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling prlca to retailers: Spring lambs, 18c; others unchanged. CHEESE AND LIVE POULTRY Unchanged. CANTALOUPES Brawley. Jumbo 4Ss, 13 standard 45s, 3.78(f2.B0: Jumbo 36c, $3.6093.78. ' POTATOES New potatoes, onions, wool, hay, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, July 1. IJPt Oraln: Wnet: Onen H!-h tyw Close July -.18 -1.13 1.10 1.10?', Sen 1.07 1.10U lJ0t 1.104 Cash wheat: Blf Bend bluestem, hw 13 pet. 1.17N; dark hard winter 18 pet. 1J3N; 13 pet. 1J4N: 11 pet. 1.18N; soft white and western white. I 1SN; hard winter 1.16K; western rad 1.1TN. Cats, No. 3 whit 83M: gray, nom inal. Barlay, No. 8-45 lb. bw, 86.00. Corn, Argentina 43.00. Mlllrun standard 38.00. Today's ear receipt: Wriest t: flour 14; hay 4. Chicago Wheat OHICAOO, July !.() -All Chi cago aenvene et wht skyrocket ed to the Inunedlst permissible lim it st the hut today, 8 cent a bushel In th case of July contract. Wheat: Open nigh Low Close July . 130 1.381, 1.104 1.34 Sep. .-13H4 1-35 1 30S 135 Dec. . 133-38 1.38 1.33 1.4 1.38H SACRAMENTO. July I. (API ChurnlnK cream butterat: First grade. 37c; second Rrsde, 35c. STOMlES TO CLOSE JULY 3 AND 5 NEW YORK. July 1 .(API The board of governors of the New York stock exchange ruled today the mar ket would be closed on Saturday. July 3. The ruling was made In response to a petition by members. The ex change will also be closed Monday, July 6, In observance of the Inde pendence day holiday. The New York curb exchange an nounced It would also be closed Sat urday and Monday. 1368 IN HALF YEAR Out-of-state automobile regis tra tlons for the first six months of this year totaled 1368, It was revealed to day by Lee Oarlock, manager of the Medford branch of the AAA. The to-1 tal waa a alight drop from the half way mark of 1038, when 1501 per mits were Issued. June of this year aaw 461 out-of-state motorists register at the local office aa compared to 429 the same month last year. May of 1937 sew 387 permlta Issued. Oarlock stated that, although Med ford showed a slight decline for the first six months over last year, tour 1st travel Into Oregon had increased about 30 per cent. The Ashland of fice, open 24 hours, caught many mo tor! sta who might atop here, he said AGRICULTURE BOARD SALEM, July 1. OP) Governor ! Martin reappointed today Mac Hoke, j Pendleton; Qeorge H. Pu lien wider, Carlton, and R. A. Collins, Hood Rlv-1 er, to the state board of agriculture for terms ending July 1, 1043. Orant J. Williams, Gold Beach, waa appointed Curry county district attorney to succeed B. R. MiCabe, resigned. Arthur W. Whltaker, Portland, waa reappointed a member of the state board of aeronautics for a term end ing June 17, 1043, while Mrs. J. S. Pralght, Portland, waa named mem ber of the stt prohibition commis sion until June 0, 1041, succeeding Mra. Isaac Sweet. HUGE HAILSTONES HIT ML ANGEL AREA CROPS MT. ANOEL, July 1 . (fP) Farmers of the North Howell district reported that In a hailstorm yesterday hail stones an Inch In diameter bombard ed the community. The atorm, which lasted half an hour, was said to have damaged hops and corn. Dies In Cemetery. J EPPERSON, July 1. (VP) The automobile of Archer O. Miller, 73. ran against a tombstone In the Ma sonic cemetery here and came to a atop. Miller was found dead at the wheel. Coroner L. E. Barrtek said relatives believed Miller had died of heart trouble with which he had been afflicted. Highway Open. BEND. July 1. (TV-The Dalles Callfornla highway between Bend and Redmond, under construction since November, 1033, opened on a restrict ed basis to motorists today. Travel era were cautioned to drive carefully for the remainder of the week. Corn now occupies more land than cotton In the south. In 1030 the south harvested lo percent more acres of corn, than cotton. Summer Storage Expert care and adequate Insurance ARTISTA PUR SHOP 338 W. 8th. Pbona 684. Sermon By Signs On Friday Night The Rev. Mrs. Richard Olson of Portland, who preaches sermons and sings songs through the universal sign language of her deaf congrega tions, will appear at the Pull Gospel church of Newtown street near West Main street tomorrow night at 8 o'cloc. The public la Invited. She arrl ved rece n t ly In Portl and from the First Pull Gospel church for the Deaf In Los Angeles, aald to be the only one of its kind In the na tion. They hope to organize similar churches throughout the nation for the aake of the thousands of handi capped persons. EAGLE POINT GRANGE DANCE IS POSTPONED EAGLE POINT, July 1. (Spl.) Grange danoa which, waa to have been given July 3 has been post poned to July 10 because of sick ness and other reasons, It was an nounced today. EAGLES DANCE TONIGHT at OUR NEW LODGE HALI THE ARMORY Bide For Eagles and Their Friends A Q00D TIME AND REFRESHMENTS! DANCING STARTS AT 9:00 P. M. PAT MOORE'S CHICAGO SYNC0PAT0RS Lawn movsr servlcs, call and del. Ideal Bilte Shi'p Tel.868. 411 B. Main PILES 1 vjfl u relieved al one, D out neruai remeaj inta m i Vi lasted over thousands al Tears. Chines herbs will sin you relief no matter what too are afflicted with jou owe It to yourself to use this opportunity to retain fool health. Chan's herbs have restored health to thousand of people Wh; not four Do ron nave Oaa. Constipa tion, stomact) Trouble. Hheurnatism. Ha; Feter, Prostate Trouble. Ulcere, Children's Ued Wettlnf, Gall (ton. Run Down Condition, sinus Troubl. Asthma, tnfluensn. Female Trouble, Pile. Chronic Couth. High Blood Pressure, arttirtu Colitis, Nervousness, appendicitis, Tonallltls. Eczema. Heart, Ut Bladder, Kldneja, Lungs, Blood, Urinary Disorder. Free consultation Open 10 to P. M. CHAN A CHAN Sat, till 8 P.M. Tue,.-Thure 10-12 A, M. 838 B. Main Chinese Med. Co, Closed Sua. ml WAREHOUSEMEN WOULD BAR UNION EXPULSION SALEM, July 1 . 7p) Warehouse men affiliated with the International Longshoremen's Federation appealed to the supreme court today to en- Join the Portland Central Labor Coun cil from expelling them. Judge Louis P. Hewitt of Multno mah county held that the council had the right to expel the warn housemen'a delegates. Courtesy to Tourists. SALEM. July 1 .(7p Tourists will find Salem a heaven thla summer. Instead of getting tags for over-parking, the out-of-state mot or 1M a will receive courtesy tags. Inviting thm to park aa long aa they please. allows l:4.)-.-it:l. Pbona 62. Well haul away your refuse, City rianttary Service WINDOW OLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken i windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab- j (net Works. NEW USES FOR SULFANILAMIDE A short tun sf o ran an ad on Sulfanilamide and tine then vrl new use ban been found. Thla pro duct promise to be on of tn most ImporUnt discoveries In modern med icine history. The druc I still very much In the experimental stae. It 1 now beinf used In many type of Infection, such : carlet fever, ghonorrhea, typhoid, spinal menin gitis and all Infection where strep -ttcoccl ere present. However, the use of this drug I accompanied by cer tain danger and it Is only given un der strict supervision of the medlcsl profession. We hare a new type electric fan which haa reinforced rubber blades. It tell for 81.38. It Is noiseless and Ideal to use around children or pet The slight reinforcing help to give greater amount of air than is pos sible with an all rubber blade. It It perfectly harmless. A child may tuck '.t finger In the revolving blades without Injury. I Insulin 10 ec. U 40 Is 11.11 Heath. Drug St?re, phone ti. TODAY and FRIDAY "Im" o mm Extra! i reel Broadway Brevity "Backyard Broadcast" SaK TOMORROW and RAT. Octavu, Roy Cohen's SatEvePost sleuth . . plaied by only logical man for th rolel fl7 CHEROKEE I STRIP" A ItNK RRYAN "I E WOMEN LIKE ME! I GIVE TMCM FYfnKTFrJFMTT i nidfivi ENDS TOMTE! n -.J I I I a p UNDER the RED ROBE' r Shows at 1:45 7:00-9:15 Who was h7 . . . What wa he? . . . thla baby-laced bell-hop so fwolnatlng to W . women that they fell willing prey W to hit weird conspiraoiea . . . and turned dreams of ,,f . ecstasy into y X nightmares of .f . terrorl yy X hhrti v. -rxmmf. V J STARTS TODAY FOR 3 DAYS Is THIS th story be hind thou three mur ders of whifn Robert Irwin I accused' It might bel . . . It' th most amailng. daring m a r d r story that was ever screened I CDG (&: Matt , . . 30c EvJ . , . 40c Kiddies . lOe