fEDFOKP ATL TRTBTTNTi. rEPTOKD. OKEflON. TTEPyESTAT. .TTTLY 21. 1937.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
VWt to Ashland Mlas Dorothy f
Awn w wm wiji is TiAiuug in ,
hooM or Mr. ana Kin. Archie Ktnctud
In Aahiand.
Returns Home Ml&s Connls Con
way, who has been staying In Klam
ath Falls, returned to her home here
Monday.
Express Man Hera M. R. White
head, superintendent of the Pacific
Fruit Express company, arrived here
this morning from his Portland of
fices to confer with local represen
tatives. Recreation Planning Fred W.
Cleator, recreation engineer In the
United State regional forester's of
fice at Portland, conferred here this
morning with Karl h. Janouch, sup
ervisor of the Rogue River nation a:
forest after mattng an Inspection at
Lake of the Woods with Paul Brtn
son. Junior forester, and Cordy Sun
derman, recreation foreman. After
the morning conference Mr. Cleator
went to the Applegate district with
Mr. Brlnson and Mr. 6underman to
Inspect existing snd map out addi
tions! recreational feclllttes.
1 6th Anniversary Sale
of Southern Oregon's Largest
Canvas and Lawn Furniture Stock
Only 3 Days Left!
On July 20, 1930, .Mr. F. r. Burn purchased the Medford Tent A
Awning Works and has added the auto top, auto upholstering and
lawn furniture departments. He now has the largest stock of the
above In Southern Oregon and wishes to extend his appreciation to
his customers of the past and a hearty welcome to his new customers.
For the week of July U-24 you will be glten an opportunity to secure
some real buys In: ,
Lawn Chairs Seat Covers
Garden Umbrellas Awnings
Lawn Swings Auto Tops
Tents Camp Beds
Childs Trapeze
Yacht Chair
Solid' hardwood frame.
Choice of many colors in
striped material.
Without
arm rests
With
am rests
79c
$1.29
Medford Tent &
Phone 448
P. P. BURK.
"DO YOU SPEND
MONEY FOR NEW
LINGERIE?"
Trie answer is most empha
tically NO! Because the
smart young woman has
J earned that a good laun
dry can keep good lingerie
looking like new -Perhaps
no other service of ours
tells the story of our quality
work as convincingly as
the way we launder dainty
silks. Do not be afraid to
include your silken undies
in the weekly laundry bun
dle you send to usl
American
C0o I31WUIH CINIKAl ATlnii fVM l
iJ&s... Mtnrncn.nRf. PHONE 873
PERSONAL
From Trail Uoyd French of Trail
wu among oui-or-iowTi outineu na
ttora calling here thla morning.
Lave for Home Mr. Elizabeth
Carey and her daughter Elizabeth leit
for tbetr home In Omaha, Neb., last
night after spending two weeks wltn
Mrs. Carey's parents, Mr. and Mis.
D. T. McDonough of 735 West 14th
street.
Improve Lavatories City School
Superintendent E. H. Hedrlck applied
at the city building Inspectors office
today for a permit to Install concrete
In the lavatories at the Roosevelt
school on Queen Anne avenue at a
stated cost of 1700.
Guest Leaves Miss Virginia Prlem
of Seattle left here by train last
night for Detroit where she Is em
ployed as dietitian by a restaurant
chain. She had been visiting here
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Brlnson, 10 Willamette avenue. Mra
Brlnson accompanied Miss Prlem to
San Francisco. Mrs. Brlnson planned
to spend a couple of days In th
Bay City and return to Med ford Fri
day. Reclining Chair
Adjustable hardwood
frame. Colorful stripe
Without arm rest
or foot rest
98c
With
rest
As
shown ...
$1.29
$1.85
Awning Works
314 E. Main
ALL YOUR
Laundry
From Central Point Mr. A. 8
Webster of Centra Point waa shop
ping and transacting business here
this morning.
To Reside Here MUs Inea Oaxes
of Tulsa. Okla.. has taken up resi
dence here wltn her brotber-ln-Uw
and slater. Mr. and Mra. Karl L.
Janouch of 1303 Bast Main atreet.
Mtsa Oakes haa Tlalted here several
tlmea In past summers.
Named Deputy Clerk Mlas Clara,
Wood hu been named a deputy In
the county clerk' office and haa
assumed her new duties. For a num
ber of years Mlas wood waa connected
with a local bank and haa wide ex
perience In bookkeeping and clerical
work Involving legal points.
a
Ptcntc Postponed The Phoenix
Orange plcnlo scheduled for this' Fri
day hu been postponed a week be
cause of the death of a member, It
was announced today. It will now
be held at 7 o'clock on the evening
of Friday, July SO, at the home of
Mr. and Mra. Ray 0. Ward.
Evangelist Speaks The Rev.
Michael BlUlster of the Russian
Evangelistic association, haa been
speaking to representative audiences
at the First Baptist church here. He
will speak thla evening on Challenge
to Atheism. Illustrated with pleturei.
He will speak aglan tomorrow even
ing. t
On Flight Home F. W. Oraham,
Tacoma business man, and his three
children arrived In a Waco cabin
plane at Medford municipal airport
lata yesterday afternoon. They were
en route home from Los Angeles
where they spent a vacation. They
continued north after their ship bad
been serviced.
t
Stevens Improves Steady Improve
ment la reported In the condition of
Jamea Stevens, nationally known
Medford musician, who has been
seriously HI for the past tew weeks.
His condition was highly critical tor;
several daya but la now definitely
better, the attending physician re
ports. Mr. Stevens la still confined
to his home, 837 West Tenth street.
Minor Accident Car driven by
W. E. stlngley of Beagle and Arthur
Ross OavU of 703 West 11th street
were Involved In an accident at the
Intersection of Jackson boulevard and
Bartlett atreet yesterday afternoon, a
city police report said today. Stlnz
ley, driving north on Bartlett atreet.
was hit broadside by the machine
operated by Davis, according to the
report.
Enrolling for CCC Vacancle for
CCO enrollment In Jackson county
have not been completely fflled and
enrollment will be kept open until
July 31, according to an announce
ment from local headquarters. Men
between the ages of 17 and 33 years,
unmarried, unemployed and In need
of employment, are eligible. Enroll
ment started July 1 for the current
period.
Patients This Week Thla week's
patient at the Osteopathic clinic and
hospital Include Edward Watson, ton
of Lee Watson, 635 Pennsylvania ave
nue, and Elmer Kyle, central Point,
who underwent tonal lecto ml ea Mon
day; Wallace Lowry, minor operation
Monday: Lucille and Alleen Sellars.
daughter of Mr. A. Sellars of cen
tral Point, tonsils removed Tuesday;
and Bobby Furber, son of Mr, and
Mrs. F. O. Furber of Dorrl, Cal., who
had hi tonsils removed this morning.
Now In Navy Three youths accept
ed tentatively here for enlistment In
the United state navy passed their
final qualifying examinations In
Portland on July 14 and are now en.
rolled In the naval training station'
at San Diego for three month of
preliminary preparation before being
assigned to actual duty, Ernest M.
West, recruiting officer, wa notlflod
today. Th youth are Orvllle F.
Taylor, 'son of Mr. and Mra. Elmer
C. Taylor of Qrant Pass: Cedrlc B.
Russell,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeas
j. Russell of Yreka, Cel.. and Nathan
A. Banry, son of Mrs. Edna, Bsnry
of Gold Hill. Th three comprised
the July enlistment quota for this
district. Mr. West Is now accepting
applications for future quotas. He
may be consulted at his office In the
Medford federal building.
Civil Service Tests United States
civil service commission today an
nounced th following competitive
examinations: senior educational an
alyst (tests and measurements, $4,000
a year, snd educational analyst, $3,800
a year, extension service, office of
cooperative extension work, depart
metn of agriculture; warden and as
sociate warden, $3,800 to $S,SO0
year, TJ. S. bureau of prisons, depart
ment of Justice: principal safety pro
motion adviser, 85.600 a year, division
of labor standards, department of
labor; and field representative, $3400
a year, division of savings bonds i
treasury department. Detailed infor
mation regarding tn positions .no
examination msy be procured at
Medford postofflo from Earl M. York
secretary of the local board of ex
aminers. 4
SACRAMENTO. July 31. (
Churning cream butterfat: Pint
grade 38; second grade 33. j
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WASHTNOTON, July 31. ( At
kinson. Jones snd Company. Inc. of
Portland. Ore., asked the tax appeals
.ward to redetermine a $1,880 defi
ciency In 1939 Income and excess prof-
Its taxes assessed by th revenue bu
reau.
Phone 843 well haul away foui
'us City Herniary Seme
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Livestock
South San Francisco
SOUTH 6AN FRANCISCO. July 81.
(AP-U-S. Dept. AffT, HOGS. 500.
direct 4ft. Butchen mostly 10 high
er, quality considered; bulk 170-325
lbs. California 130-13-95. latter top
freely; light-light and around 340
27ft lbs. butchers largely 13.45; pack
ing sows about steady, 9.50-10.00.
CATTLE. 750, direct 37ft. Sters
active, strong to 3ft higher; quality
largely medium and below; load M0
1010 lbs. grass steers 8.75-0 00; load
670 Iba. stockers 7.3ft; ahe-tock fully
steady at week's upturn; few grass
helfera 7.50; good 1130 lbs. graxa
cows 6.75; bulla quoted 4.00-6.00.
Calves: 160. direct 30. No early aales
calves or Testers.
SHEEP 1.350. direct 135; holdovers
670. Tuesday's entire aupply held
over.
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 31. (U-9.
Dept. Agr.) HOGS; 500, Including
144 direct, market steady-weak; good
choice 170-314 lb. drlvelns 13 30-40.
carload lot eligible 13 65; 325-380 lb.
11.75-90. 125-55 lb. mostly 11.50-90;
packing sows largely 8.35-50, light
weights to 8.76; few good-choice
feeder pigs 11.00-15.
CATTLE: lift including 37 direct,
calves 35 Including 8 direct, market
rather slow but mostly steady; few
common grass steers 5.75-8.00, cut
ters down 4.75; fat grassera eligible
up to Monday's top of 933: few
heifers 5.00-6.50; low cutter and cut
tor cowa 3.50-4.25. common-medium
4.50-5.50, good beef cowa 6.00 and
above; bulla mostly 6.50-6.35, cutters
down 4.50; good-choloe veslers most
ly 8.509.50, common-medium 6.50
7.50; few common-medium calves
4.&0-7.00.
SHEEP: 300, market very slow
about steady, few lots fairly good
spring lambs 8.00.
Chicago
CHICAGO, July 31. (AP-USDA)
Hogs 9.000; generally 10-15 higher
than Tuesday's average; spots late 15
20 higher; top 813.85; bulk good and
choice 180-350 lbs., $13.50-75; 150-170
lbs. 813.15-65.
CATTLE 5,000, calves 1,500; trade
active at advance; top 816.85, new
high for year; best yearlings 916.00;
mixed yearlings $15.00; heifers year
lings $15.00; heifers yearlings $14.50
In load lots, short load $15.35; grass
heifers and grass cows mostly 35 high
er. SHEEP 3.000; active, spring lambs
unevenly 15-40 higher; natives to
packers and small killers $10.35-50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, July 31. (A) BUT
TER Prints, A grade. 38c lb. In
parchment wrapper, 38c In cartons:
B grade, 34c In parchment wrap
pers: 38c In carton.
BUTTBRrAT (Portland delivery,
buying price) A grade, 34-34 Ho lb.
country stations; A grade 33-33o
lb.; B grade 1140 lss; O grade 8c
less. .... .... ... . -
EOOS Buying price by whole
salers: Extras 33c; standard 18r:
firsts lgc; medium 10c; medium
firsts 16o; undergrade 14c dozen.
Cheese, country meats snd live
poultry unchanged.
POTATOES New crop. Yakima
White Rose, $1.78 cental; local, 81.14
1.25 orange box.
ONIONS New crop, California
red, 89c-$l 80-lb. bag: Walla Walla.
76c-$1.00 per 80-lb. bag.
CANTALOUPES Delano, jumbs
48s, $3.78-3; standard 45s, $3.38-3.75;
jumbo 8Ss, $3.50-3.75.
Wool and hay unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Wheat,
PORTLAND, July 31 (AP) Orain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July l.osu, 1.08 'A 1.08 1.08
Sept. 1.08 1.08 1.05',4 1-0
Caah wheat: Big Bend btuestem,
h.w., 13 pet., $1.08; dark hard win
ter, 13 pet, $1.38: 13 pet., $1.17: 11
pet., $1.11; soft white, western white
and western red, $1.0$; herd winter,
$1.08.
Oats, No. 3 white, $81.
No. 3 45 lb. b.w $38.80.
Corn, Argentine, $43.
MlUrun, standard, $38.50.
Today's ear receipt: Wheat, S:
flour. 0; oats, 3; hay. 1.
BAN FRANCISCO. July 31. (AP
USDA) Butter: Score, 03-34; $1-33:
80-80 H: 89-384.
Tomorrow and Fri!
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Dramatic Sea Epic Here Thursday
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Two lovers held captive on a honey
moon ship a blase with mutiny; spec
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sweep over the seven seas; the thun
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Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. July 31. (fl) Wheat.
Open High Low Close
July . 1 10 1.33'i 1.30 1.29
Sep. 1.30-31 1 221; 1.30 1.33H
Dec. 1.33-33 1.24H 121 1.34 ',4
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK. July 21. () The
stock market drifted down fractions
to a point or more In leisurely trad
ing today.
Brokers said the decline resulted
from mild offerings attracted by the
current rise In prices.
U. 8. Steel, recent leader on the
advance, opened more than a point
lowor on turnover of 3,000 shares
and continued heaviness In this Issue
served In some measure to set the
tone of trading desplto an abortive
mid-day rally In rails, motors and
specialties.
Transactions approximately 850,000
shares.
Today's closing prices for 33 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye...... .WH..HM 334
Am. Can
Am. & Fgn. Pow....
A. T. Sc T
Anaconda
A ten. T. & S. P.
100
170
30
Bendlz Avla.
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
03",
07
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In Rialto Comedy
Long and lanky Arthur Treacher la
cast with Jack Haley, Roc he lie Hud
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to Eat," hilarious new comedy play
ing at the RJalto theatre today and
tomorrow only. The film pictures the
wild adventures of a siren who Just
haj to eat at no matter what trouble
she brings to her fellow travelers.
Audiences may well know what to
expect when this fun-filled oast gets
started.
"It Could Happen to You." featur
ing Owen Davis, Jr., Alan Baxter and
Astrld Allwyn plays as the companion
hit.
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FOR SALE Home Comfort enamelled
range, almost new. AST Mae St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 5 acrea at
city limit; 8-room house, modern,
basement, fireplace, outbuildings;
om terms. 101 Western Ave.
FOR SALE 13 -frauge double-barrel
shotgun. In good condition. For
quick sale, ta.OO. 341 Haven.
18 ACRES. Irrigated, near Medford:
good 4-room house, cabin, barn,
chicken house, shade, good view.
11 acrea clover and alfalfa, balance
In a variety of fmlt and garden.
Price tssso, Sid Blood, 132 No.
Central.
FOR RENT a-room modern furnish
ed house, 35. Stewart Ave., across
from S. O. 8.
SWEET CORN, S5e down: a miles
t on Jacksonville Hwy. B, E
Pord, phone 731-R.
FOR SALE Large da port and
chair, O. E. electric range, large O.
E. refrigerator, dining room set, vac
uum cleaner, electric sewing ma
chine, single bed with mattress, sil
verware, beautiful fur coat, like
new. Telephone 804-W.
APRICOT CULLS for sale, IV40. Oar.
rett. phone S71-J-1.
WANTED General housework by
aay or nour. rnone BOOyJ.
FOR RENT Bedroom close In. Call
alter 0, aai west stn.
WANTED Children to care for In
rruii aeaaon. Fenced yard with
ahade. Right price. Write Mr. C.
B. McClaln. Phoenix. Ore., Box 91.
LOST Keys in leather container.
nw.uy r. j. oui 1, rnoemx.
BOY WANTED Judge's Medford
Greenhouse, 1008 East Main.
WANTED Man and wife on ranch,
rnone iiOB-d,
CORNER oO'xlOO' on highway, offlca
building 16x38'. 375.0O. Sacrifice
price. Also a real buy, a-room new
house, 8350.00. W. A. ChUdere,
Jacksonville, Ore.
WANTED Small children to car for
In my home while mothera work.
Large fenced yard, plenty ahade.
85.00 per week. Lem Wilson, Res.
In Jacksonville.
PEACHES, o lb. Bring containers.
Pierce's Greenhouse, phona 607-R-a.
FOR SALE 8-room modern house. 1
nure inna; narawood Iioora, fire
place, berries. 83000.00. Also small
house trailer, unfurnished, 850.00
Box 4058, Tribune.
APRICOTS, S14. Bring containers
,.iwn vmnuua non-irrigacea or
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TWO YEARS TO PRODUCE . . . . COST
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FURNISHED apartment, 818 M. Central.
FOR SALE 4 head of dairy cowl.
W. T. Wright, 1 mile north of Cen
tral point.
GOOD STORE for sale, handling gro
oerlea and fresh meats; good loca
tion and good bualneas. Inv. stock.
Owner. Box 4053. Mall Tribune.
MANY CHERRIES yet for aale. W. .
Barnum, near Ever Shady Auto
Park.
DRIVING to Salt Lake; room for t
p&asengera; share expense. 308
Tripp St.
38 PLYMOUTH Coupe; cannot b
told from new; Bluo Seal guarantee;
low easy terms. Used Car Dept.,
6th and Bartlett Sts. Open evenlnf.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
FOR SALE CHEAP Equity In wen
located city lot Address P. O. Bof
839, Medford, Ore.
Auto painting properly dona or no
charge. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
FOR SALE New potatoes, 600 par
lug box. Bring boxes. 403 Benson.
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