Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 15, 1937, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTDFOttD MATT., TRTBTTNTC, MEDFOKD. OREGON. TTEDNT-SDAT. SEPTEMBER IS, 1937 PAOE SEVEN LOCAL and rslllnic Here Will Dodge and Rob. ert Dodge of Ashland transacted busi nees here Monday evening. Here from A ill land Mrs. 8. B. Mitchell of Ashland shopped and call ed on friend here Monday. Lunrhes Here Ernestine Hicks of Ashland was among guests at a lunch eon here Monday. Visits Howards Dorothy Avent of this city la spending the week visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Charlex B. Howard of the Summit ranch near Ashland. Attend Band Meet A. E. Orr of this city was among those attending a Bhrtne band meeting Monday night in Ashland. Evening Visitor Out-of-town via- Itors here Monday evening included Esther Carter and Mrs. D. O. Rosen baum of Ashland, who visited their slater-ln-law, Mrs. Wayne Carter. Observe Holiday r Orthodox Jews here today observed Yom Klppur, profoundly religious Hebrew day of atonement. It la a period of fast that began at sunset yesterday and continues until sundown this evening. On Business Trip Erie M. Gray, deputy collector of United States In ternal revenue, Is transacting oflfclal business In' northern cities. He plans to return to his office In the federal building here on Saturday, September 36. Kerosene Fire Slight damage to the kitchen wall was done by a kero sene stove fire yesterday afternoon tn the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Al bert, 415 Beatty street. The blaze was put out by the fire department's chemical crew. Earlier In the after- con the crew put out a grass fire t at 618 West Jackson street. Driver Tests Written examinations and road tests for automobile drivere will be conducted here as usual Sat urday from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. State examiners will be In council cham bers on the top floor of city hail. Persons seeking permits or licenses to drive cars are requested to report to the examiners. Departs for North Ralph Schisler, manager of the Schtsler-Schumacher Produce company of Los Angeles, left Medford municipal airport this morn ing for Portland in his Stlnson plane. He arrived from the south several days ago to go deer hunting in north em California but after he got there learned that the season had not yet opened. He returned to Medford last night. . Building Permits Safeway Stores. Inc.. applied for a pennlt at the city building Inspector's office yesterday to remodel the store at Main and Holly streets at a stated cost of tlfiO Pottinger and Cox applied for a per- i Y mil to reroof a building at 135 West Main street at a stated cost of $400. C. B. Haven of 1107 Niantlc street applied for a permit to reshingle a residence at a cost of $50. To Go Hunting M. D. King. 3rd. Los Angeles insurance company ex ecutive, left Medford municipal air port In hi Stlnson for Klamath Falls this morning. He planned to go deer hunting with Dr. Paul Sharp. Klam ath Falls surgeon and aviation en thusiast, In northern California. King arrived here from the north Monday evening, his wife. Bernadine Lewie King, noted stunt pilot, arriving about the same time In her own plane. Mr. and Mrs. King were taken on a fishing trip by Emory Culbert son yesterday morning, each landing a steelhead. Mrs. King left about noon for the south. Mr. King re mained to do some more fishing yes terdav afternoon and this morning. but nulling luck had deserted him THE BEST! BET FOR EVERY ROUND OlDrlYMI DISTILURI. INC., N.T. C Dudlkd la Ilamh Trademark Reg. I. S. Pat. Oil. Phone 13J0 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service 1 ' 1 ThlsMhUkei Qllp Is 18 month. I fill' PERSONAL Week-Ends Here Mrs. Violet Hlght of Ashland spent the wek-end here ! vialting her son. Jay Hlght. Week-End Visitor Mrs. Florence Dellinger of Grants Pass spent the week-end here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker. t Prom Eajtle Point 'Mrs. W. G. Pierce of Eagle Point was attending to business matters and shopping here this morning. Deuel Due Back F. Kramer Deuel, Medford attorney, was expected to re turn this afternoon or evening from San Francisco whither he went to transact business. He made the trip by motorcar. Livestock Portland PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 15. (AP- USDA) Hogs: 700. Including 161 di rect, market active, steady with late Tuesday or strong to 10 cents higher than Monday, good-choice 165-210 lb. drivelns 1.85, few lots 10.85-10.75. car lot quotable eil.00 and above. 225-280 lb. butchers (10.O0-1O.35. light lights 110.00-10.25, lew choice lots $10.50. packing sows $8.50. light weights $8.75, load. choice feeder ptgs $10.00. CATTLE: 200. Including 12 direct, calves 100, Including 73 direct, mar ket slow, steady, weak on plain kinds available, lev common grass steers $6.00-7.25. stockers $6.00-7.00, medium-good grass steers $8.25-10.00, choice heifers $5.25-6.75, low cutter and cutter $3.25-4.00, common-medium $4.25-5.25, good beef cows $9.00; bulls $5.75-6.15. beef bulls $6.50. few good-choice veslers $9.50-10.00, choice $10.50, medium grades $7.00-8.00. . SHEEP: 2000, Including 1927 direct, market slow, mostly steady, few good 80-90 lb. lambs $9.00-9.25, common medium $7.00-8.50. few yearlings $6.00. 2-year-old wethers $4.50. load edoum ewes unsold, medium-good grades $2.97-4.00. CHICAGO. Sept. 15. (AP-USDA) HOGS 10.000; very slow; generally 10- 16 lower than Tuesday's average; spots 20 and 35 off; top 12.90; bulk good and choice 190-230 lbs. 12.60-85; most sales good and choice 160-180 lbs. 12.00-70; mostly early sales packing sowfi 11.15. CATTLE 9.000; calves 1,200; fed steers and yearlings strong to 35 higher; strictly grain-fed offerings all welghta active; early top 18.85; oral loads held at 19.00 or above: cows and heifers firm to slightly higher; bulls strong to 26 higher; weighty kinds up to 7.25; vealere steady to weak at 13.00 down; mostly 12.60 down; stockers and feeders slow, steady. SHEEP 16,00; market again very ac tive; spring lambs strong to 25 high er; slaughter sheep sharing advance; 11.50 paid for both natives and choice Wyoming: bulk westerns - 1 1 .35-35; good to choice natives 11.00-25 freely: choice Montana ewes 4.50 to .killers, .South San t-n.nrh.co SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 850. including 154 direct; around 10c higher; ap proximately 600 head good 100 to 225 Callfomlas, $11.60. light;; sorted out at $11.10; packing sows 25c higher, packages 240 to 340, 98.75. CATTLE: 100. Including 27 direct. Steers scarce, medium to good, noml- naly firm, quoted 99.76, common grades weak: heifers limited; run In cludes three loads cutter to medium cows; two loads cutters, $44.75; bulls absent. Calves: 88. all direct. Good to choice 180 to 226 calves quoted to (8.60: vealcrs to (9.50. SHEEP: 460, including 300 direct. Nominally steady, around 60 head good 87 woo led lambs, (9.75; two packages good shorn 60 lambs, (8.36 fcB.50: ewes active. firm,vpackagc 100 common, (2.60. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Sept. 15. (P; Butter Print: A grade, 3aVic lb. In parch ment wrappers, 37c lb. In cartona; B grade, 35',4c In parchment wrap pers. 36',c lb. in cartons. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price): A grade, 36 y, -37c lb., country stations: A grade. 35c lb.; B grade, 3c less; C grade, 6c less. EGOS Buying price by wholesalers: Extras. 37c doz.; standards. 34c dos.; firsts, 22c doz.; medium. 22c doz.: medium firsts, 19c doz.; small extras. 13c doz.; undergrades, 14c doz. Positively Ends T o n i t e PICTURE OF THE YEAR! prJ ' "iflXJ lTT Y 1 y, r J L I W imrmf' today and thur -JS J&' TTgiy ! Wl W '"CJ: I taw, shOWS ULil i WKSSHt jTi T"A2fTu 11 1 iv I 'wii-it'M.Aur.)Lnr-. 6:45 and 0:00 4 "ftjOZ- UHALLtl 8C00P! LOUIS FA HP, FIGHT PICTURES SUNDAY I I I ' I Cheese, country meau, Uv poultry, unchanged. Cantaloupes Yakima standards. 90c-l; The Dalles, SI; Olllards. SI. Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAOO. 8ept. 15. IP) Nervous bulges in prices late today carried September and October deliveries of corn up respectively 2 and 4 cents a bushel. The bulges, which were not fully maintained.' were due to buying by traders who were short of supplies to meet uncompleted contracts, and were Influenced by indications that the market was threatened with a "natural corner. At the close, corn varied from lower to 2i cents higher compared with yesterday's finish. Sept. 1.05'i ?i. Oct. 73!'4, Dec. 63H-. Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. .1.03 1.04 1 .02 . 1 .02-03 Dec. ... 1.04 Va 1.08 A, 1.037, 1.0414 May ... 1.07 1.07t 1.06 1.06& Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 15. (AP) Grain: Wheat: Open High Low close May SS'i .9514 -95 Sept .9014 -9014 .90 .90 Decl4 .93 .93 .921', 32 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem. hf 13 pet., 93: 12 pet, 90: dark hard winter, 13 pet. 1.0414: 12 pet. 1.00; 11 pet, 92; soft white and( western white, 90; hard winter, 91;' western red, 91. Oats: No. 2 white, 23.00. Barley: No. 2, 45-lb. B. W., 27.50. Corn: Argenlne nominal. MUlrun standard, 20 60. Today'a car receipts; Wheat. 56; barley, 8; flour, 22: oats, 3; hay, 6. Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Sept. 15. (ff) Heav- ! iness In steels and motors took the edge off an attempted stock market rally today and prices finished rag ged. U. S. Steel and Chrysler refused to go along with the others when oils and specialties led the rest of the market up for net gains of fractions to a point or more. At the start equities opened weak. The brisk selling drive soon lost force and a gradual rise set In aided by short covering, brokers said. Much of the time the market wo felt to have shown underlying strength, particularly In view of the fact London turned from the buying to the selling side. This resistance In turn braced most of the list, hut traders in late dealing became dis heartened at the draggy behavior of the steels and motors and the mar ket was left without support. j The slower pace of trading was seen : in financial circles as indicating a desire to await clarification of both technical factors and adminlRtrstlvc credit policies. Transaction approximated 1,500. 000 share. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 206 Am. Can 97 Am. Pn. Pow. 54 A. T. & T 163 Anaconda 49r;B Atch. T. & S. P 59 Show Starts ToniteO " tf (Ss XWZS Thrill-A-Minute Mystery Romance! tbvV i f l " J i Deanna Durbin 2 hfj S,fi Fourteen year old Deanna Durbin, whose lovely voice and sparkling per sonality brought her overnight fame in "Three Smart Girls," return to the screen in "100 Men and a Girl," coming to the Craterlan theatre Sun day, In which Mischa Auer and Adolphc Menjou have featured roles Rialto Mystery George Murphy and Rita Johnson are at the Rialto theatre today and tomorrow in "London By Night," a thrill -a -minute murder mystery with Scotland Yard In pursuit of the craf tiest murderer on record. The film of fers Murphy his first straight dra matic role. Virginia Field and Man- tagu Love are In support. "Reported Missing," aviation, dra ma featuring William Gargan and Jean Rogers shares double bill hon ors. Bendlx Avla - IT Beth. Steel 80 Caterpillar Tract -.. Chrysler Coml. Solv Curtlss-Wright . 97 . 11 4 Du Pont 149 Gen. Elec - 47H Gen. Foods - 35, Gen. Mot... 30V, Int. Harvest 9914 I. T. & T. 9 Johns-Man . . 108 Monty Ward 615, North Amor 33?, Penney (J. C.) 8714 Phillips Pet 63V, Radio 9 Sou. Pnc 33 Vi Std- Brands - 11 St. Oil Cal .... 39Vi St. Oil N. J 59H Trans. Amer 13?, Union Cnrb D3V4 Unit. Aircraft 33, U. S. Steel 94 rorcZZZI s&- -"-r !iNG ON iRTB! ...if, Got Everything MWl'' st. 011 n. j son XZZy ' ; ' v:enr LIKE NOTHiww " u i Trans. Amer 137. INSANE AltfTICtl " - -H". -fl Union Cnrb 93V4 ' r" T . . . w ; ':. .si ji A' ?zl L : j Today 4 Days J SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16. (AP- ' NSiS" Wf, ' S .-A t V 3fTl)V li USDAI-Butter. score. 93-33'Ai 1- fw'4' j A ( v & ' ' m. J4z W-rS&P SACRAMENTO. Sept. 15. (Pi I lvV? lAii '.1 W JF" rNSrH ''.K?Shi Churning cream butterfat: First 4 -l N, W V ' , Wp 7 " Jr aNWTS? ,r.de 39H: ond grade 37!4. W, ' iJ . W 11' tl P"V. ) V .1 Coming Sunday . along with famed director Leopold I Stokowskt, Alice Brady. Eugene Pal- lette and Jed Prouty. With all advance notice giving the youthful Mlsa Durbin some of the most glowing pntlsa any performer haa ever enjoyed, "100 Mni and Girl" la expected to create new box office record throughout the nation. Don Ameche, Alice Faye In Music Hit On Craterian Bill Rhythm sweet, trembly and low down; new song hits by Gordon Re. vel; scores of beautiful girts; a par ade of personalities headed by Alice Faye. the Rltz Brothera and Don Ameche, bring "You Can't Have Ev erything" to the Craterian theatre to day for a four dAy engagement. All the uproar, the swing, the bril liance and the freshness that have come to be expected from the stars who brought "Sing. Baby. Sing." "Wake Up and Live" and other smash muslclana to the screen, are again cap tured In the new season's latest of fering. Also In the cast are Charles Wlnnlnger, Louise Hovlclt (Gypsy R.ose Lee), Rublnoff. Tony Martin. Arthur Treacher, Phyllis Brooks, Tip, Tap and Toe, Loula Prima and his band Rublnoff's facile violin starts the j story off on Its mad. muslcsl career by Introducing Alice Faye. hopeful young playwright penniless In Newj York, to Don Ameche, successful au- Come a-runnin ! Here's the r.sr- xr "TiSsgsx? rw : ZA ' W ...Th moat 8infratiotial f !M rmioir.nl amanh of them hV M I 17 I j trior of bright and fragile musical comedies. Currently appearing In Ameohe'e latest show are the Rita Brothers and Louise Hovlck. the lat ter making her first screen appear, a nee. To further his romantic alms. Ameche has Wlnnlnger. his producer, buy Miss Faye's tragedy, which the madcap Rltzes proceed to adapt Into rowdy farce. A steady round of sing lng, dancing and comedy Intersperses the light action to produce the un and amusement of the film. Too Late to Classify EAST SIDE 5-room modern bungalow, glassed-in porch, service porch. osK floors, fire plsce. basement, pipe furnace, nice rard and shrubbery: Queen Anne Aw: 38O0: terms. Inquire 1003 B. Jacason. evenings. PEACHES HALE AND EI.BFRTAS. ALSO CONCORD GRAPES HARHY WILSON. 1 MILE OFF STEWART AVE. CORNER ORCHARD HOME AND SUNSET DRIVE. FOR RENT esee. i-room house. 311 an- FOR RENT Modern new home. 3 bedrooms. 438 8. Orape. Adults only. Fowler Realty Co., 44 N. Riverside. FOR RALE Shorthorn cow end Guernsey heifer. Maxwell, on Mor row road. PEACHES J. H. Hales. Elbertas. Mulrs. "i mile west of Upper Qrif. fin Creek school. D. C. Durham. FOR SALE Concord grapes tor Jelly 101 Portland. Phone B50-L. FOR SALE OR RENT 5-room "mod ern house. 508 Mary St. Inquire first house south. WANTED 8-lnch bench saw. H Hlght. American Fruit Growers. LATE Hale peachea. Bring container. O. B. Carpenter. mile west of Phoenix. Houston road. FOR RENT Furnl.hed apt. with elec trical conveniences, oil hest. fn- qulre 305 80. Onkdale. DANCE at the OASIS SAT. Nile - Spring Floor Loud-speaker Sjstem M'.W ORrill'.STIIA FOR RENT Small furnished house. Inquire 305 South Oakdala. FOB SALE Star 8 car In good order PEACHES A short drive to Tucker's for Hsles and Elbertas. third house on right Orchard Home Drive, off Stewart Ave. 8WAP Good Marlln 55-30 for metal bed. wood lathe. Give or take. b. E. J.. Central Point. General Del. FOR SALE Team at Cox Ranch, So. Peach. LATE TYPE Hoover Cleaners. Model 543. complete with attaenmenta. S8150. Model 70. complete with at. tarhments, ,38.00. jonn cupp rur nlture Co. FOR SALE OR RENT Modern 6- room house, perrydale. Tel. 804-w FOR SALE Italian prunes. Phone 7-F-14. FURNISHED 3-room apartment. Adults. 604 w. loth. WANTED Housekeeper for 3 adults. Sundays off. Apply Mrs. Blgelow, 100 W. Main. FOR SALE 17 White Hansen Leg horns. January pullets, lsylng. 11 esch: 10 one-vear hens, 50c each: 5 bantams, 35o each. Jungfrau Goat Dalrv. Routs 4, Box 54, Buck shot Hill road. for sale CHEAP Two acres with 3-room house on highway, or will trade for small place near Medford. Box 3754. Tribune. '35 DODGE 4-door sedsn: beautiful golden beige finish; looks and runs ' like new; radio and many extras. Denendable Blue Seal guarantee Only 630. Every day la bargain day at PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- mUml ClksKl-Aad Teatl hm 0l ! SW b IbaMHihfllirii'ttGt unk and the world 00k. P". Laxatives are only nakhlfts. A mri bowel movn.nt doesn't ;t at U Jf t.kH the. good, old Carter ' LUtl. LIvM Pills to et these two pound, of bll. "o" fri.lv aid m.k.yo fl "uv endup .Harm. ... nU. y.t emeilnf In tnk ni oil. now f re. A.k for Carter's LtW. LlwM, to show you've been waitin' for! WANTED 9 salesmen to sell Dodge and Plymouth automobiles and . Dodge trucks. A real money-making opportunity. See Mr. Taylor at Pierce-Allen Motor Co. FOR SALE Almost new Oil Circu lator. 1133 N. Central. AUTO reflnishlng to match any color. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. GET CANNING BARTLETTS at Alt Vista Packing House. SKIN IRRITATIONS Matinees 30c Evenings 40c Kiddies 10c vasgawft... 1 cum ov a 1 s1 , 1IIIH