Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 14, 1937, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Here on Bulnfii Wlborn Bteson at Aftbland tranueted bu&lneu in Mdford today. From Trail M. 8. Penc of Trill was In Medford thl morning to re ceive medical attention. Med ford Visitor Bud Gandee and Aubrey Mile of Ashland were bunl nM vlAltor in Med ford yesterday afrrnoon. Here Today Mrs. Leonard Freeman of Central Point wu shopping and transacting business In Medford thli morning. From Crescent CTty Mrs. C. H. Meseke of Crescent City visited In Med ford yesterday, transacting busi ness and receiving medical attention while here. From Talent The Rev. and Mrs. Tom Temple of Talent visited friends and attended to business matters here yesterday. Mabel Mack Returns Mabel Mack, county home demonstration agent. Has returned to her offloe here after three weeks In the north. Mrs. Mack vacationed for two weeks on the coast before going to Salem for the open ing of the state fair where she act ed as a Judge at 4-H club contests. Fall program for extension units Is now underway, Mrs. Mack stated. MODERN WOMEN Nid Not Stiff ti monthly pain and delay due to colds, nerrousatratD, exposure or similar cause. Chi-ches-tersDiamond Brand Pills are effective, ruiaoioaoaspeuuicKHiii. ooia oy m, aUdrugVBtelorover50yearB. Atkfer 55 IHilMilMHiWanBKS H I PWHON B y MAN V A, Medford Bargain House will remain CLOSED WEDNESDAY JEWISH HOLIDAY Open for Business Thursday as Usual PERSONAL From Trill Montana Ollhousen transacted business here today. With her husband. Al Gllhousen. the Is proprietor of Rogue River Lodge near Trail. W mores Lea Mr. and Mrs. Caa: I. Wymore left today for Cave City where Mr. Wymore haa entered busi ness. They sold their property at 343 lorth Holly street to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Oorby. To Hospital Carl Bennett, Cali fornia Oregon Power company em ploye, left by train thla morning for Portland where he was to enter St. Vlncent'a hospital. He wu injured last July 8. Attend Matches Among Ashland realdenta attending the wrestling matches at the Medford armory last night' were Allen Autry, Roy Parr. Jr., George Schaeffer, Bud Gandeo. Mr. and Mrs. P. Q. McDougall and Art Cooper. Remodel and Reshlngle Mrs. Mollle Keene of 136 South Oakdale avenue applied at the city building Inspec tor office yesterday for a permit to remodel a house at a stated cost of 8100. A. W. Lacey of 219 Haven street applied for a permit to re shingle a house at a stated cost of $75. ... Land Meelheads M. D. King, 3rd, Lob Angeles Insurance executive, and his wife. Bernadlne Lewis King, fam ed stunt pilot, wero taken fishing on the Rogue river near the Elks picnic grounds this momlng by Emory Cul bertson. Each landed a steelhead, the largest weighing four pounds. The party fished from 6 to 6 a. m. The Kings arrived here by plane last evening. They registered at the Hotel Medford. "FIVE mm TWO LEAVES FOUR" WRONG? Well, ye and no. The arithmetic of yowr school days taught that "If Mary had five dollars and spent two . . . " three dollars remained. But that is mathematics not shopping! In managing a home . a . guarding a limited family income . . . we've simply got to do better than Mary did. We must sharp en our buying wits . . ascertain where the dollars of extra value lurk . . . take five dollars to town and get much more for the money spent. Fortunately, there are ever-willing guides right at hand the advertisements in this newspaper. Adver tised merchandise is often exceptional value merchan dise. It makes dollars S-LR-E-T-C-H. No. 81. Knights of Pythias. Initiated a class In page rank last evening and a class will be Initiated, In esquire rank next Monday evening. Aa Im portant business will also come be fore the next meeting, all members are urgently requested to be present. Refreshments will be served. Visits 1n North Mrs. Lots Young of Central Point waa a recent visitor In the north. She visited her par ents, the Rev. and Mrs. P. L. Cook, in Eugene and Dr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Former In Salem. While in Sa lem. Mrs. Young waa Invited to the home of Mis. Walter Denton. Stat chairman' of the Oregon Federation of Muslo clubs. Mrs. Denton Inform ed her that the report of Med ford's observation of Music Week lsst May was one of the few out of more than 300 In the state sent to national headquarters In Washington, D. C. Airport Arrivals Today's arrivals, at 1 Medford municipal airport inciuoea D. N. Donohue, en route from San Francisco to Seattle In a FalrcUlld: anri i:jrrv A..ehe and Dean Severne. en route from San Francisco to Seattle in a Lockheed Electra owned by Max Flelschmann, gin and yeast manufac turer. Late arrivals yesterday inciua ed Lieut. O. O. Northrup and Sgt. Roy Stockwell. en rout from Oak land. Cal.. to Fort Lewis. Wash.. In a Douglas observation: and Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Whitney, from Oakland In a Falrchlld. The Whltneys were taken by Thomas A. Culbertson. Jr.. air port manager, to Rogue River Lodge near Trail where they will spend a few days. Mr. Whitney operates a flying service in Sacramento. Cal.. Livestock Portland PORTLAND. Sept. 14. AP-USDA) Hogs: 300. market active, strong to 10 cents higher, good-choice 155-210 lb. drlvelns 810.75, few up to 610.85, load lots quotable to 811 00. 225-285 lb. 610.00-10.28, light lights 6lo.3, packing sows $8.50. llghtwcglhu 63.75, CATTLE: 100. calves is. market slow, barely steady with late Mon day, low grade cows and heifers 35 emtji lower for two days, few loads 1 and several lota common-medium grass steers $8.00-8.50. good grass steers eligible to 610.00. few cutters $5.00. common-medium heifers sa.jo ' 6.75. low cutter and cutter cows 63.25 4.00. common-medium 64.23-5.50. good beef cows $8.00 and above, bulls 65.75. 6.25. beef bulls $6.60. g ood-cholce vealers 610.00-10 50. medium 85.50- 9.00. SHEEP: 300. market steady, poor quality considered, few medium-good lambs 8.00-9.00. culls and common grades 65.00-7.00. mostly to feeder buyers, medium yearlings 66 00. old wethers 64.50. culls to common ewes $1.50-2.50, good fat ewes 64 00. aouth Frnnrlf.cn SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14. (AP-USDA) Hogs: 650. Including 350 direct; fully 50 higher; load 180 300 lbs. Callfornlaa 11.50; package 327 lb. locals 811.40: few packing sows 88.50. CATTLE: 375, Including 129 direct; nominally steady: largely cows: steers scarce, few common 6.50-7.75: pack- age 830 lb. helfera 18 SO; few 945 lb. cows 85.00; around load Angus cut trra 88.75; aorta 85.00: load low-cut. ters 84 50, sorts at 84.00; bulla ab sent. Calvea ISO. al direct; good-choice quoted up to 9.50. SHEEP: 80: normal: package 70 lb. California 8.50; few head 137 lb. shorn ewes 83-50. Chicago CHICAOO. Sept. 14. ( AP-USDAI HOGS 100.000 Including 1800 direct; market unevenly 35 to '80 eenta higher thin Mondsy'a average, spots up more: top 8t3.0O: bulk good and choice 180 to 330-lb.. 813.80 13.90; 340 to 800 lbs.. 813 .35 13.86: 160 to ISO lbs.. SU.BSi 13.85; most good packing sows. 810.7511.36: best light weights to 811.35 and 81140. CATTLE 9000, calvea 1500: fed steers and yearlings steady to strong, falrlv active: top 818.86 paid for long yearlings: sows strong to 18 cents higher. Beet western grass cows, $9.00: weighty grsss heifers. $.ou; fed helfera as high as 816.00: bulls 10 to 15 cents higher: vealers. 50 cents higher at 613.00 down: very liberal sudoIv replacement cattle here in a, 000 haed western run: trade about steady. SHEEP 12,000. Including 3000 di rect; spring lambs active, fully 35 cents higher; asking more advance; sheep strong to 35 cents up; feeding lambs staedy; good to choice natives up to 611.00; early top, ii.aa. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 14. (API- Grain : Wheat: Open High Low Close May Bi SS'i .95 -9514 Sept .00 30', -00 .BOli Dec .93 .93 .93 .93 n.h wheat: Ble Bend bluestem. i9 n.t. naii; hw. 13 net.. -90'A: HArk hard winter. 13 pet.. 1.04'i: 12 pet., 1.001)1 11 pet., .931i: soft white ano western white, ao'n. naro winwr and western red. .9114. Oats No. 3 white, as.oo. Barley No. 3. 45 lb., bw., 37.50. Corn Argentine, nominal; mlllrun standard. 30.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 47: barley. 6: flour, 0: hay, 8. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. Bent. 14 (API Bio ex port purchases of North American wheat did mucn toaay to nou. wucm values here sharply at times. About 3.500.000 bushels of wheat were bought for shipment to Europe, of which 1.750.000 bushels were from Canada and 750,000 from the United ftt..tK. Wheat! Open High Low Close Sept 1.03V. 1.04 1.03 1.03V4 Dec 1.06 1.05 IMV, 1.05 May 107, 1.07H 1.06 1.071, Portland Produce PORTLAND. Sept. 14. (IP) BUT TER Print: A grade, 3e lb. In parchment wrappers. 37'c lb. In car tons: B grade 3814c In parchment wrappers. 36140 In cartons. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery. buying price! A grade. 36cV4-87c lb.. Ritz Brothers in The madesp Hits Brothers. Irre pressible exponents of maniacal non sense, ere among the many featured stars of "You Can't Have Every thing. which comes to the Craterlan theatre tomorrow for a four-day en gagement. Also In top roles are Alice Faye, Don Ameche, Louise Hovick (Gypsy Rose Lfel. Tony Martin, On Rialto Bill William OarR.in and Jean Rogers head the cost of "Reportrd Missing." airplane drama coming to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Thursday as the added feature with "London By Night," mystery-thriller starring George Murphy and Rita Johnson. In "Reported Missing," Oarnan portrays an Inventor whose device Is blamed for the wreckage of two pas senger planes. Dick Purcell. Hobart Cavanaugh and Joseph Sawyer are also featured. oountry stations: A grade, 35c lb.; B grade 2c less; C grade 6c less. EGOS Buying price by whole salers: Extras. 27c: standards. 34c: firsts, 22c; medium. 23c; medium firsts. 19c: small extraa, 13c; under grades, 14c dozen. Cheese, country meat and live poultry tmchanged. CANTALOUPES Yakima stand ards. 90C-8100; The Dalles, 81.00; Dlllards, 81.00 down, crate. Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, un changed. Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Sept. 14. (AP) In the most Important rally since June, stocks swept upward today with lead ers regaining 61 to 65 of yesterday's losses and some shares adding an even greater impressive tots!. ' The advance spread to the bond market, where U. S. government IB- sues extended galna scored yesterday following announcement of the treas ury's gold desterlllratlon program. Corporate liens likewise worked Into higher ground. Transfers . were around l.ooo.ooo shares. Todsy's closing prices for S3 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye Am. Can Am. 4 Fgn. power A. T. A T. Anaconda Atch. T. is S. F. -BendU Aviation Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler Coml. Solv. curtiss-Wright DuPont . Oen. Oectrlo Gen. Foods .... Oen. Motors Int. Harvest. T. A T. Johns-Man. """-- 1 MB sMttlkWWBiiMBl mmm I 1. V . . .-.;;,"... S l.,Vl. Mont, ward . 83 m T 1 1 S ill ,. X ltx'Jt mLTir s THE DIVIL TO PAY! 1 TfJ L s Tr 1 z3 L-11- I AttA'h I JeSlL:ll'I0" Positively inds Tonlfht i " ( WsXU WWi The Toat of Hew York j J K I mT 1 1 1 Itarrina EDWARD ARNOLD I S V Comedy Mil O j MICKEY R00NEY f UUZL I Er .' . 4 aa4M1 I pu, -nanre rhsrlle lisnre" . " aMBBSJMK. 1 r -U l 1 I : Wednesday Hit ii I Charles Wlnnlnger. Rublnoff and his violin, Arthur Treacher, Phyllis Brooks. Tip, Tap and Toe. and Louis Prima with his red-hot band. Gordon and Revel, ace tunemasters. have six new song numbers in the show. Among these are "Afraid t Dream," "Danger, Love at Work, "The Lovellne56 Of. Von" and "Please Pardon Us, We're In Love." Dramatic Role Pit O'Brien Is at tno Roxy t.'.catio today and tomorrow In the title role of "The Great O'Malley," dramatic story of an Irish cop who matched wlta and bullets with a deadly killer, as played by Humphrey Bognrt. Sybil Jason and Ann Sheridan support the two lends. Std. Brands 10', Std. Oil Csl 30 601, 13 91 33 96 Std. 01N. J. .... Trans. Amcr Union Carbide .. United Aircraft U. S. Steel San Francisco Butter. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 14. (AP- USDA) Butter, score, 92-3614; 81 3314. SACRAMENTO, Calif.. Sept. 14. (API Churning cream butterfat, first grade, 39; second grade, 3614. Miilln t'omntandery No, Knights Templar, Masonic Temple. Ahland. Stated Conclave, Wednes day evening, September 16th. Routine business. Petitions. Rehearsal of Receiving Duties. Visiting Sir Knights are In vited to attend. Earl T. Newbry, E. O. R. E. Detrlck. Recorder. New England reports a boom In the boys' snd girls' camp business. Enrollments this summer are from 5 to 40 percent higher than In 1036. ' . 4 . . r 7 . ... . r , -iw;. Big Stars . . . Hot Love . . , OOINO to Ashland each day. would f Loild L&ffg , '. . Hit .Oonffl take passengers on share expense "r.'y . basis. 508 Haven, or phone as, If .A' New Dances . . . 0m ' it " VW of the New Season Beit! , . ira w ...... ... zzzzz 99. J I IIJL'N I W L'J' Sll II ' i K a V rjzr.i. , I MA iLRiJ I III SVV I i I I T vt ' c sal. ' vVT'wV . ffl -sr.' XJ HH I ? I W " V ' i ,IIBArrUNtiMTol tnl I I y i..t" WW 88 II rn.no. and Vv II I J- . 7 . 1 -r MWt ,J4 W PLYMOUTH DeLuxe 4-door sedan; 6 wheels; dependable Blue Seal guar antee. This car should sell at $435 but our bargain price Is only 347. on low easy terms; full price for your csr In trade. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. MUST SELL Home at 3124 Ea.it Mnln St. miiM be sold this month as owner Is leaving the city. Modern house and gar age, beautiful corner lot. Open for anv reasonable offer, CHARLES A. WIND AGENCY. INC 109 E. Main Bt. Phone 738. LANGE'S Always has better RcondttlonM Used Cars. IPS!. Chevrolet Panel IPSA Chevrolet 5dBr 1PM Chrysler Sedan 1038 DeSoto Coupe 1P3S V-B Sedan 1638 La ysyette Redan 1P38 Plymouth Sedan IMS Plymouth Coupe Bfi Cars to choose from Nearly all makes and models. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. Chrvsler-Plvmouth Dealer. Used Car LoJ 35 So. Riverside. FOR SALE 8 acres, all free soil: 5 roo modem house, basement, fire place, at cltv limits. Will sell tor what house Is worth. 101 Western Ave. WANTED Farm hand, good milker. Prof. Engelhardt, Rt. 8. FOR 8ALE Winchester carbine, special. Inquire 135 N. Holly. FURNITURE FOR SALE Furnishings of 5-room house, whole or In part. Leaving city. Inquire 518 Penn Ave. WANTED Work by hour. Tel. 1060-L. 8-rooro modern house partly furnished, on pavement, close In: ault- $3200 able for apartmenta. Also S I AAR . acres, ,-room iwuk, Si DUD 60 apricots. 3 prune. 5 " 1 w w w neseh a ehwrrv. all hear. ing: somo free Irrigation. Terms. A. F. Flowers, Cor. 12th and Front. WANTED Woman for housework, csre of children: room, board. 85 per week. Call after 8. 611 8o. Riverside. FOR SALE Peaches. Griffin creek, by Bring contalnera. Mrs. Helmroth, white school. WANTED Elderly woman to help with housework; good home, small wage. P. O. Box 607. Gold Hill, or Phone 8-L. STRAYED One brown Jersey cow, brand right hip. S. W. Call Dark'a Orocery. 6 MONTH guaranteed BATTERY. 82.86 with your old battery. 8EVERIN ELECTRIC 1303 No. Riverside. FOR SALE Damson plums 3e: to matoes. 1. L. A. .Worden. Jack sonville Hwy. on Farrydale Ave. STRAYED Light bay gelding: acar on left hip bone: sore on left foot. Notify C. S. Stuart. Tel. 1031. Reward ill CtB-romorrou) vC The Picture That . y Has Evervthinsr . . . 35.00 REWARD for return of "Jlggs." Boston bull stolen from Klamath Palls; 7 months, wearing harness; stub tall, black with white fore head, chin and chest. No questions asked. Notify Bob O'Connor. 1708 Main, Klamath Palls. WANTED to buy email sawmill Write J. R. Hoffman. Yamsav, Oregon. FOR SALE 13 fat lambs. J. ft. Hoff man ranch. Applegate. Ore. FOR SALE Sawmill and planer. In pood shape to operate now. 8. Y. Johnston. Applegate, Ore. FOR SALE 500 ft. used hydrauHe pipe. 36c per foot. Route 3, Bo 388, Grants Pass, Ore. WANTED Olrl for general house work. 403 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT House. 358 S. Oskdata. FOR BALE One SH.h.p. Stover i line engine: one o-n.p. rsirnanKs Morse gasoline engine. Medford Concrete Construction Co., 1830 If. Riverside. LARGE FRONT ROOM, suitable for two gentlemen; good home-cooked meals. 611 W. 10th St. CARETAKER'S or proprietor's Job .wanted by young married coupla, for winter montha or longer. Im material whether resort, concession or summer home. References fur nished. Write 908 W. lOtb St. WILL EXCHANGE 3 yearling colts, one purebred Guernsey bull calf, 8 months, for team of horses. Stew art Ave. to Thomas road. Jack Martin. FOR SALE J. H. Hale and Mulr peaches. Henry Nledermeyer. I mile north Jacksonville on Old 8tsge road. Phone 854. Jacksonville. MAYTAG WASHER, aluminum tub. new wringer rolls, 840: 6-foot elec tric refrigerator, fine condition, 81 10: new boat motor, single cyl inder. 2-h.p.. never used. 650; fins Columbia bicycle. 620. See between 6 and 8 o'clock at 304 West Jackson St.. Medford. LARGE STOCK ON HAND Dry lum ber. 2x4. 3x6, shlplsp and boards. Priced to sell 812 to 614 per 1000. Quality Building Materials of all kinds in stock at all tlmea. Prompt Service. MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY 3rd and Fir Streets. OVERSTOCKED on Used pianos will sell on practlcslly any terma. Less than rent 3 good used grands eheap. One square grand. 625. See these at once. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. WANTED 3 salesmen to sell Dodg and Plymouth automobiles an0 Dodge trucks. A real money-making opportunity. See Mr. Taylor at Pierce-Allen Motor Co. SLIGHTLY used accordion, looks Ilk new. 615. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. FOR SALE Ann ost new Oil Circu lator. 1133 N. Central. AUTO roflnuhlng to match any color. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. GET CANNING BARTLETTS at Ala, Vista Packing House.