fEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1937.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Calling Hen Out-of-town resi
dent calling here this morning In
cluded Mrs. T. A. Carlton and son
Tommy ol prospect.
From Crater Lake Ernest A. Ros
tel. publicist at Crater Lake national
park, and Mra. Rostel were Mediord
Tiattora last night.
...
Receiving Treatment Mra. B. Q
peart of 40 North Peach street en
tered the Osteopathic hospital las:
night tor medical treatment.
On Vacation Wanda Coe, atenog
repher at the Carl T. Tengwald
Agency, la spending a fortnight's va
cation at Crescent City, Cal., and
other coast resort cities.
Mores Away Miss Maxlne Nichols,
a resident of Medford for several
years, left this morning for Sacra
men to, Cal.. where she will make her
future home.
Home on Leave Paul L. Thomp
son, radioman on the U. 8. 8. Cin
cinnati, la spending a 31-day leave
of absence at the home of bis par.
ants. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shirley.
Medford Visitor Steve POwlor.
Ashland high school athlete, visited
In Medford for a short time today.
He Is employed this summer at the
Frank Hall sawmill on the Dead In
dian mountain.
.
On Audit Mission L. J. Knox and
a. Q. D'Alblnl. certified publlo ac
countants, left this morning for Oold
Beach where they will make an audit
of the Curry county school district
They expect to return the first of
next week.
Pythias Social Talisman lodge 31
Knlghta of Pythias, will hold a social
meeting Monday in Its hall at Fifth
and Grape street for resident and
visiting members. A program will be
nresented and refreshments served
Last Monday the lodge initiated
class of esquires into the knight
rank.
Committee Meeting A general
meeting of all committee chairmen
for the state Klks convention to be
staged in Medfora in September will
be held In the Elks temple tomorrow
night starting at 7:30 o'clock. Pur
chasing of hats and badges to be
worn during the convention will be
discussed, as will other convention
matters.
Here from Ashland A. A. Madden
Ashland transacted business and
called on friends here Tuesday.
From Central Point Mrs. A. H.
Webster of Central Point was shop
ping and attending to business mat
ters here this morning.
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ten
ner of Ashland called early this week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Falwell here.
Birth Announced Word has been
received ere of the birth of a son
weighing eight pounds, .to Mr. and
Mra. Evert Ream, July 35. Mrs.
Ream is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Gerard of 213 Beatty street.
Correction Through a typograpn
leal error a name was misspelled in a
birth notice in yesterday's Mstl
Tribune. The name should have
been Mr. and Mra Joe Donald Cape
to whom a boy weighing eight
pounda was born on Saturday. July
24, at their home. 2 Elm atreet.
Fire Danger Eases With the pass
ing of electric storms, fire danger
on the Rogue River national forest
was eased considerably touay. on;
one new lighting-caused fire was re
ported and It was confined to a snag
at the head of Dead Indian creeK.
Of the 54 fires caused by lightning
Sunday and Monday only four re
malned this morning to be complete
ly extinguished.
At Gllhousen Lodge Carl Winn
Kuth, salesman of Olendale, Cal.. Mrs.
Wlnneguth and their two children are
snendlnz a week at Montana annou
sen's Rogue river lodge near Trail.
He Inaugurated the first day of his
visit yesterday by catching a 4V4
pound steelhead and a mess of small,
er trout. He comes to southern Ore.
gon to fish the Rogue river three or
four times a year.
More Planes Ordered Ten addi
tional twin-engined Malnliner trans
ports have been ordered by united
Air Lines, Max O. Henne, neid man'
ager here, was Informed by Chicago
headquarters today. The new planes
will supplement the company's orlg.
Inel order for 30 Malnltners on which
deliver; will be completed next week,
Mr. Henne said, united is toaay ny
Ins more passenger revenue miles
than ever before In Its history, the
Medford manager was Informed.
To Highway Meeting Judge Frank
L. TouVelle of Jacksonville left Med
ford this morning for Portland where
he will attend a special meeting
the state highway commission In the
Benson hotel tomorrow night. Judge
TouVelle Is a member of the commis
sion. Friday night the regular month'
ly meeting of the commission will
held In the Public Service building
Portland. Delegations from all parts
of the state will attend the special
session tomorrow sight. Judge Tou
Velle said.
Toastmaster Karl L. Janouch.
supervisor of the Rogue River na
tlonal forest, was today named toast'
master for the banquet to be given
In the Hotel Medford st 8:30 next
Wednesday in honor of David H. Can.
field and E. P. Leavitt, national park
auperlntendents. The banquet will
be given Jointly by the Jackson Cou&
ty Chamber of commerce and
Crater club. Mr. Janouch's appoint
ment waa made by Olen Arnsplga'
chamber president. Coyle Brlggs, big
eruption. Is In charge of arrange
ments for the Crater club. The ban
quet Is to be a farewell testimonial
for Mr. Canfleld. who Is relinquish
ing his post aa superintendent of
Crater Lake national park to become
superintendent of Rocky Mountain
rational park In Colorado and a wel
come to Mr. Leavitt, superintendent
of Lassen volcanic national park, who
will succeed Mr. Csnfleld st Crater.
(AP-USDA) Hogs 350, Including
15 direct. Mostly steady; about 100
head 190-216 California butchers.
13.10 straight: load medium-good
170 lb. weights. 613.78; other weights
practically absent.
CATTLE 350. Including 30 direct.
Steers fairly active, about steady;
good grades sbaent; three short-loads
common -m e d 1 u m 955-1000 grsss
steers, s7.5038.25; ehe-etook active,
fully steady, common-medium cowa
as 6; good quoted 66.35 and above.
low-cutters-cutters, S3 e 4 M; pack
age very thin kinds, 63.00; bulla e4)
5.60, unchanged.
SHEEP 600, Including 320 direct:
holdover 176. Deck good 63 shorn
California lambs sold atronger at
as.2S: sorted 10 per cent 87.00: wool
ed springers sbaent; good quoted up
to around 89.00.
Marx Brothers Coming In Rollicking Craterian Hit
Carkln Hre John H. C ark in ol
Salem, state tax commissioner, ar
rived here last night to transact bus
iness and look over his valley farm
property. He registered at the Hotel
Holland. Mr. Carkln Is a former
Medford attorney and a brother f
Mrs. Glenn O. Taylor of 35 Quince
street.
Airport Arrivals Today's arrivals
at Medford municipal airport Includ
ed Lieut. 8. T. Box and Lieut. G. L.
Spioer, regular army officers return
ing to their posts at March field,
Riverside, Cal., from Spokane, Wash.,
In Korthrup attack planeA; and Roblu
Day, a major in the Waahintgon na
tional guard, who was en route from
Hamilton field, San Rafael, Cal., to
Spokane, Wash., In a Douglas obser-,
vatlon.
Rated Honor Man Berthel L. Rob
erts, former Medford high school stu
dent, was selected as "honor man" of
his company at the San Diego naval
training station for the week end
ing July 34, Ernest M. West, recruit
ing officer here, was notified todaj.
The selection is based upon personal
appearance, Initiative and the abil
ity to profit by instruction. Roberts
was accepted for enlistment In tne
navy at the recruiting station here
and waa enlisted at Portland lact
May 19. He Is the son of Mrs. Mar
gureta O. Brovold of Dryden.
Patrol Flight H. C. Obye, assist
ant supervisor of the Rogue River
national forest, and K. P. McReyn-
olds, assistant forester of the Ump
qua national forest, left by plar.e
this afternoon to locate possible
lightning-caused fires over the Ump
qua forest and the upper part of
the Rogue forest along the divide.
In some parts of .the forests, It was
pointed out, fires cannot be spotted
from lookout stations. The two for
esters' were piloted by Thomas A.
Culbertson, Jr., In his Waco plane.
Both men are In charge of fire con
trol on their forests.
Chicago.
CHJCAOO, July 28. (AP-USDA)
Hogs 10.000; mostly 10c lower; pack
ing sows weak to 10c lower; bulk
good and choice 160-335 lb., $13.65
90; few sales choice 170-310 lb.,
13.95 and 613; good and choice 150-
170 lb., $13.45-65: most good packing
sows 610.35 1 11.10; best lightweights.
611.15-35.
CATTLE 8000; calver " 1500; fed
steers and yearlings steady to 35c
lower; prime steers and common and
medium (trades steady; 617.00 paid
for light steers: largely 615& 16.50
fed steer trade with medium to good
grades at 69.60 g 13; most shortfed
heifers 614.35 down to 611.50; prime
886 lb. heifers 616.75: grass heifers
611 down to 66.00: cows firm; bulls
10 15c higher: vealers 35c higher;
mostly 610.50 11.35.
SHEEP 10,000; spring lambs steady;
most natives 611.00-35 to packers;
few choice held above 611-50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, July 28. WP) BUT
TER Prints. A grade. 35o lb. In
parchment wrappers, 36c lb. In car
tons; B grade, 3414 ,n parchment
wrappers; 35 in cartons.
BUTTERFAT (Portland deliver,
buying price) A grade 85-35 V4o lu
country stations; A grade 33-33 lb.;
B grade ll&o lb. less: G grade 6c less.
EGGS Buying price by whole
salers: extras 21o dozen; stsndsrls
19c; first 18c; medium 10c; medium
firsts 16c; undergrade 14c dozen.
Cheese, country meats and live
poultry unchanged.
Potatoes, onions, csntaloupea, wool,
hay, unchanged.
ftk ! II anil ii aw i a iiisMsiinaV lf rfl'ftf )Ttl I 111 1
A Day at the Races" brings the
Msrx Brothers Groucho, Chloo snd
Hsrpo to the New Craterian theatre
tomorrow in what has been describ
ed aa maddest, merriest, most amus
ing piece of Marxmanla these inim
itable comedians hsve ever delivered
to the expectsnt public.
Esther Mulr is the beauteous
blonde who Is msnhandled by the
three madmen as they romp through
one hilarious adventure after an-
other. Also In the csst sre singing
Allan Jones and Maureen O'Sulllvan
Wheat:
July
Sept. . ..
Deo. ....
Open High Low Close
1.23H 1-36 1.18tt 1.25
1.18S 118 1-17 1.18
.U.20 1.21 1.10 1.20
Wall St. Report
NEW . YORK, July 28. (AP
Csught In cross currents of selling,
the stock market yielded fractions to
one or more points today.
U. S. Steel, the pace-setter, led a
late decline, dropping around two
points alter an earlier abortive rally.
General Motors also turned In a
heavy-footed performance, falling
more then a point.
For a time around mid-day, avia
tion and metal shares found friends
but later they were left to shin for
themselves.
Transactions approximated 800,000
shares.
Today's closing prices for 31 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. at Dye 238
Am. Can 108
Am. & Pgn. Pow , 8
A. T. As T. ... 172
Anaconda 58
Portland Wheat
Livestock
PORTLAND, July 28 (AP) Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July 1.05 1.05 1.06 1.05
Sept 1.04 1.04 1.04 1.04
Cash wheat:
Big Bend bluestem h.w.. 12 per cent,
61.06; dark hard winter, 13 per
cent, 61.17: 12 per cent, 61.13; 11
per cent, 61.07; soft white, western
white, northern spring, hard winter,
western red, 31.05.
Oats: No. 2 white. 630.
Barley: No. 2 45 lb. b.w.. 632.60.
Corn: Argentine. 642.00.
Mlllrun, standard, 828.00.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 13;
flour, 8; oats, 2.
Atch. T. tc S. P.
Bendix Avla. ......
Beth. Steel
Chrysler ,
Coml. Solv.
Curtlss-Wrlght .
DuPont ...
den. Elec. .-
Gen. Poods
- - 83
20
93
111
14
6
160
, 67
, 37
Gen. Mot. 54
Int. Harvest. . 113
X. T. 41 T 11
Chicago Wheat
Portlsnd.
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 28. (AP-
USDA) Hogs 300. msrket active,
fairly strong; good-choice 165-210 lb.
drlvelns mostly 812.15; few long hsui
lots, 612.60; carload lots eligible
612.76; 225-70 lb., 611.75 13; light
lights snd slaughter pigs, 611.609
12; choice 154 lb. lot, 612.15; pack
ing sows meetly 68.50-75: llghwelghts
to 69.00: feeder pigs salable around
611.00-26.
CATTLE 100. Including 34 direct;
calves 225, Including 198 direct; msr
ket rather slow, but mostly stesdy;
few common grass steers, 66 8; cut
ters down 34.50: strictly good grass
ers eligible 610; cutter to common
heifers, 66Q6.7S; low cutter and cut.
ter cows, 63.50 3 4; common-medium.
64.50ia8.25: dairy type unevenly be
low 64.75: good beef cows salable up
to 66.00 and above bulls, 65.00 3 6.00;
eood-eholee vealers, 68.50 9.50; se
lect to 69.75: common down 85.60.
SHEEP 800, Including 11 direct;
market stesdy; good 78-110 lb. truck-
ed-ln spring lambs, 68.00-25: common-medium
66.00 $7.50; yearlings
salable 65.00 6.00; medium - good
ewes, 63.6093.50.
CHICAGO, July 28. (AP) With
considerable buying based on war
developments In the east, whest
prices late today scored a maximum
upturn of 4ii centa a bushel.
Johns - Man. ........
Monty Ward ......
North Amer
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet .....
Radio
Sou. Pac
Std. Branda .....
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer. ...
Union Curb. ...
Unit. Aircraft ,
U.
132
62
..." Sift
, 61
9
47
12
... 44
70
13
101
'.. 29
S. Steel .. 114
Swimmer Drowned
OREGON CITY, July 28.-(P)-Theo
dore M, Radke, 45, of Portland,
drowned In the Molalla river near
Wright's bridge last night while
swimming with a party of friends.
The body was recovered by members
of the Oregon City fire depsrtment.
Hypnotist On Holly's Stage
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Chsrles Qulgley snd Rosalind
Keith co-star In "Criminals of The
Air," which plsys st the Rlalto the
atre today and tomorrow. The story
deals with smugglers who fly con
traband across the Mexican border
in defiance of tne V. S. border pa.
trol. Included In the cast are Rita
Hayworth, Marc Lawrence and Pat
ricia Parr.
Talk of The Devil." co-starring Rl-
eardo Cortes and Sally Ellers, plays
aa the companion feature.
Bar Communist Vote
ALBANY. N. Y., July 28. (Jfy New
York's court of appeals today barred
the communist party from the of f 1
cial state ballot aa a recognised po
litical organlratlon.
Delmar the Great, acclaimed as one
of the world's best hypnotists and
escspe srtlsts. comes to the stage of
the Holly Theatre tomorrow nignt.
for sn "In person" appearance of
three nlghta (no matinee Bhows),
demonstrating the hypnotlo powers
that .have brought him fame and
fortune and using voluntary eub-
I titer est Is Noted
In Gospel Series
Rapidly Increasing Interest Is not?d
In the special gospel campaign led
by Evangelist W. E Stram at Fourth
and Oakdale. The apeaker'a clear
cut, gripping messages are receiving
high comment. Tonight the message
will be, "Did the Bible Come from
God, from Man. or from the DevllV"
On Thursday, Mr. Stram will sing
the lstest edition of "The Prisoner's
Song," a song not yet heard in Med
ford, snd will present s Bible address
on the same subject. The publlo Is
Invited to enjoy the messages during
the csmpalgn at 8 o'clock nightly.
Use Msll Tribune want ads.
Jects from ' the audience for nis
unique act In which comedy plays
an Important part.
Exclusive." said to be one of the
best newspaper stories to reach the
screen, with Fred MacMurray, Fran
cea Farmer, Charlie Ruggles, Lloyd
Nolan end Ralph Morgan In the Iro
portant roles, will be shown as the
feature picture on the same program,
Regular admission prices win pre'
vail.
Rialto Thriller
FOR BALE Buy 165 records 9 e.
ortglnsl 675 pnonograpn iree; vio
trola portable and 25 records, 66.95;
small refrigerator. 66.95; large re
frigerator. 69.75; Geographic maga
lines. 1814-1936, bargain.
MEDFORD EXCHANGE
39 SOUTH FRONT.
MIDDLE AGED woman for general
housework in country nome. uoaro,
room and small wages. Phone 1604
before 10 a. m.
WAITRESS WANTED Hotel Jackson.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Jelly plums. Tel. 969-R,
FOR SALE Milch Host.
873. Central Point. .
Rt. 1, Box
LATE 1932 Ford de luxe coupe; new
tires, atr norn, A-l condition. oar
rtfice bargain. Must be sold to
day. Private party; 6275. Hotel
Holland, ask for Mr. Pruett. Tel,
710.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, my home,
1620 East Main; 6 rooma, hardwovl
floors, sawdust burner furnace;
double gsrage, weather-atrlpped.
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK
FOR SALE
C-35, l-3 ton. 175 w. b.. excellent
condition: extra good tires; 6775.
PERRY L. ASHCRAFT
138 S. Riverside. Phone 191,
WANT GOOD CAR aa all or part down
payment on .-room nouae, good lo
cation. 206 N. Riverside Ave.
FOR RENT 4 -room house, fully
modern: 2 acres: 2 miles from busi
ness center, 817.60 Phone 349-Y.
518 So. Oskdsle.
WANTED Msn not afraid of long
hours, hard work and good pay;
6375 cash Investment, well secured.
Write Box 443, Tribune for interview.
BOAT ANT TRAILER for sale cheap.
200 N. tuversiae.
WOULD LIKE ride to portlsnd: share
expenses. Don Collier. 628 W. loth.
GRAVENSTEIN APPLES O. V. Myers,
Tel. 258-J.
19S8 PLYMOUTH de luxe touring
sedan; low mileage: excellent shsps.
1934 PLYMOUTH coupe: good me
chanically; only one owner.
8OUTHERN OREGON MOTORS
DeSoto-Plymoutn. 32 8. Bartlett.
MALE HOG Tel. 268-J.
YOUNG GIPL wants chance to leant
restsursnt business. Box 430, care
Mall Tribune. -f
APRICOTS. 3c: delicious. Bring
containers to Tessltor famous Or
chards, phone 21-X-10. Eagle Point,
Sign at highway turn.
FOR SALE Choice 1V4 acres on Old
stage road. 4tn nouse south or Beau
Lane, close m; 5 -room house, live
able but not finished: cow barn,
chicken house, fruit, good garden,
pasture, fine view. Balance on loan
6303, payable 610 per mo. Will sell
my equity of 6866 for the best offer!
made this week. Am leaving Aug.
1st. White Box Holder, Rt. 3, Box
337-A. Medford, No trades.
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms; twin
Deas ii aesirea. mono buu-j.
60 ACRES on highway near Medford.
an cuicivaoie, so acres irrigatea,
good buildings. Implements, 37 head
stock, 100 hens, new furniture in
cluded. Price 69000; Rood terms.
400-Acre stock ranch, free water,
Bood 7-room modern house, 3 Darns,
some com me real timber. Implements
and stock included, 65600: 61000
down payment. BID BLOOD, 133
N. Central.
FOR SALE A-l fresh milk cow.
Haddock, Lozler Lane.
Auto painting properly done or no
Changs. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
FOR SALE New potatoes. 60o per
lug box. Bring boxes. 403 Benson.
Famous Treatments ,
NftMStS -
Por 83 ytars this Cllnls has
uccaaafull Utitad Racial
ind Colom dlaofdars aach at
Pllaa, Plaaurt, Filtula. Co
litis, Bleating, Qaa, Conatl
atloai alao Stamae UU
tart, Aelditr, !r.ilattloa.
land today for FACE Book-
ls annalnlnst valuahlst In.
toraaatle and aapUining oar SMtbaal
Oar traatmanta InTolva NO eoaltaeatea, '
or hoapital aurflcai aparatioa.
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
rkrmleUn mm4 Serges
N.B. Cern.r Bnrnsld. sad Qrand Avsesa
T.l.phoiw KAst Wli Portland, Or.a '
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(No Mats) The mo(t nnlqu. : , ir ' fl
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them all ... s spell- f. , e3as
Adulta 400 binding meemerlaer $J. ' v 2
Klddles-luc who'll glre you some- i.r',i
thing new In enter- f '14'f III!
South San Francisco. f VA PERSON 1 i
SOUTH SAN PRANCI8CO. July 38
j q DELMAR i
C 1 Hypnotist and Eacapa
M-foloOf (Si Artiat Extraordinary,
t i ii j ii I 6e year friends under Delmer-s
Love, Ltuis and music! f tpen a Riot mm
rJHS starts In Ijjj Brlnr joor own locks, handcuffs. 1IJ
ffl? Wi wHz ' T'' I shackles Us escape from them ill! .
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rJ T0day I CHARLIE RUGGLES ffVj
Wi 1f?ir2 1 's&Pft't Lloyd NoUn-Ralph Morgan
Show Starts Tonight at 6:30
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TODAY mi THURS TWIH HITS!
KILLERS STALK THE SKY!
A cloud-crashing,
gun-flashing, fist
smashing story of
a man -hunting
Border Pa'rol
pilot . . . and a
headline hunting
gal!
ROSALIND KEITH
CHARLES QUIGLEY
The devil talka, and a man and
a woman find tbemaelves mixed
up in death-dealing intrigue I
RXCARD0 SALLY
CORTEZ EILERS
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Mats . , aoe
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Kiddies. 10c
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Soramble of Nuta,
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Beautifnl Oirltl
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