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Newspaper Page TextMEDF0T5D MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, QftEOOy, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1837. PAGE FIVE ft I. nr... ani) PFHnrjAi if From Sardine Creek Mr aud Mrs. John Lltater. owners of the Hoiue of Mystery on Sarttlns creek, transacted business and called upon friend here today. Mrs. Vllm Home Mrs. E. N. Vllm was discharged from Community hos pital yesterday and returned to her home at 203 Qenessee street. She was reported greatly Improved in health. Friends may now visit her at her home. Firing North Lleuf. J. B. Precton stopped at Medford municipal air port yesterday to have his army Doug las observation plane servlcod. He wss to return to his station at Fort Lewis, Wash., from a practice flight to Cal ifornia army air corps bases. Conducting Audit A. H. Cousins, fiscal agent ior the Pacific northwest, region of the United Stat&s forest service, and Ray Merrltt, auditor, ar rived here this morning from Port land to make a periodic fiscal audit of the Rogue river national frest. It was expected they would be here for several day3. Father Stricken Karl L. Jsnoueh, supervisor of the Rogue river nattonil forest was to leave by train tonight for Fairfield. Neb., aummoned by the seriousness Illness of his father. Frank Janouch. Mr. Janouch was notified by telegram this morning that his father had suffered a para lytic stroke. On Business Tour H. A. Kern of Van Wert. Ohio, superintendent of agencies of the Central Manuiactur era' Mutual Fire Insurance Co. arrives ,here by plane yesterday morning. He was met here by Charles H. Tisdale of Portland, special agent for the company, and the two left hero this morning by motorcar to make an ln apectlen of the Oregon district. Stake Inspection H. C. Obye. as sistant supervisor of the Rogue river national forest left this morr.'.ng foi Lake of the Woods where he was to meet Linn Forrest, member of the architectural staff at the regional forester's office in Portland. The two men were tc make an Inspection of forest service construction In the lake area. Talent Cluh to Meet Talent Com munity club will meet on Wednecaday and the program will be devoted to a continuation of a traveler's introduc tion to Chinese civilization, the bsslc problems being religion, philosophy and the social order. Calligraphy and the origin of handwriting were the topics for the last club meeting, via itors are welcome. To Attend Rites Members of Med ford post of the American r,rf all a-raduatc nurses trtii attend the funeral serv. Ices for June Etta Earhart in the Perl rhnnel at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon Graduate nurses are to asserblc at Community hospital at 1 o clock ana Legionnaires are to meet at the chpel at 1 :1S. Miss Earhart. a graduate nurse and anaesthetist and a charter mem ber of the American Legion po..t. aira Friday afternoon after suncring paralytic atroke. reetine Tomorrow Southern Ore- nam and Mineral society will hold a regular semi-monthly meeting In the Jackson County Chamber of commerce at 1:30 tomorrow night with E. R. Santo, president In onarge. Specimens collected during a field trip yesterday will be studied. Spec imens found on the field trip on Indian creek at Dyer Butt included natrollt. "Oregon diamond." and amethvst crystals, some In geode and nodule formations. Samples of Jasper and hair agate also were found. The field trip was guided by I. C Daley. The group enjoyed an outoor 'uneh eon at noon. Lodge To Meet Theosophleal lodge will hold an open meetlni Tuesday night a S o'clock at 330 North Oak dale avenue. To Grants Pass A. A. Rosenbaum. district passenger agent of the South em Pacific company left this morning for Grants Pass on a short business trip. s Overcoat Stolen Lester Mann of Central Point reported to city police yesterday that his oxford ill over coat was stolen from his car parked Jn North Bartlett street sometime Ssturday night. Driver Cited Thomas Clyde Wil liamson. 33. of Ashland was cited by state police yesterday to appear in Justice court today on a charge or driving an automobile without an operator's license. ' Livestock Today's car receipt: Wheat. ; barley. 6; flour. 13; corn. 7; oats. 1: hay. S. . To Install Apartments GcBauer apartments at Sixth street and Oik dale avenue applied at the city build ing Inspector's office today for a per mit to Install four apartments lu the basement of a stated cost of 1300, Evangelist Here Evangelist O. O. McCay of Craig. Alaska. Is visiting relatives In Medford and will preach during the week at the Oh 'rch of Christ on North Court street. The services are at 7 :30 o'clock" and all are Invited to hear him. Benefit Tuesdsy Business and Pro. lesslonal Women's club will give i benefit card party Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Girls' Ccuimunity club. There will be contract bridge and pinochle with prizes tor each. Refreshments will be served later Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Rose Houston at 330-R tonight. Drills Tomorrow Company A and headquarters company. 186th Infan try of the Oregon national guard will hold regular weekly drills In the Med ford armory at 8 tomorrow went Positions are open In Company A for eligible young men and recruits may apply for enrollment to Bgt. Oorge r. Llndley at the armory prior to jr uur. lng the drills tomorrow night. Short Circuit Pire department was called at 11:28 this morning to the residence of H. E. Dunnluot In the Rosewood apartments, 249 South Riv erside avenue where. Chief Roy Elliott reported, a short circuit developed in a drop light from the celling. Fire was averted by pulling tne ngnt corn out of the socket and no other darn- age was done. Chief Elliott stated Mr. Dunning Is manager of tne ten-jam lly apartment building. ' To Give Resume Resume of new legislation of especial Importance to southern. Oregon' will be given by James W. Mott, representative In con irresa from this district, at the lunch eon being oponsored by the Jc.ckson County Chamber of Commerce and th i.mns club In Valentine's cafe wednesdav. The legislation to be re viewed waa passed at the last session of congress. Reservations for the luncheon are now now being received at the chamber of commerce. Portland PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 1. (API (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOOS: 3300, in. eluding 164 direct, market fairly ac tive, steady with Friday, 80 cents lower than a week ago. good-choice 168-318 lb. drlvelna 8 74. csr load lota 890-9.00. 338-388 lb. butchera 8.00- 8.38, few 8.S0. light lights 8.00-835. packing sows 7.00, good-choice feed ers 8.38-8.80. CATTLE: 8100, Including 193 thru and direct, calves 880, Including 138 through and direct, market slow, beat steers snd heifers steady, other kinds weak. 35 cents lower, vealera 80 cents lower, few losds good steers 9.00. medium 7.50-8.50. common 8.75, few atockers 6.00-8.50. heifers 5.00-7.00, odd head 7.36, low cutter and cutter cows 3.80-8.60, common-medium 8.78- .00, good beef cows 5.35-6.00, bulla .00-8.38, beef 'bulla 5.75. cuttera 4.00, good-choice vealera 7.50-8.80, odd head 9.00, grass cslves 4.00-6.0O. SHEEP: 1000, market active, fat lambs steady, slsughter ewea atrong to 25 cents higher, bulk good-choice lsmbs 7.50-8.00, common-medium .00-7.00, medium-good shorn 6.00- 7.00, yearlings 6.50 down, medium good ewes 3.75-3.50, deck 140 lb. 4.00. Chicago. CHICAGO, Nov. 1. (AP-USDA) Hogs 16.000: fully 10c higher tnan Friday's sverage: top, 89.60: most good packing sows, $8.00-50; light weights to 68.60 or better. CATTLE 18.000: calves 3000; long- fed weighty steers scarce: msrket firm; western greasers steady 'to aoc higher; bulls and vealera strong at 86.50 down and 610.60 down re- ipectlvely. SHEEP 12,000: fat laniDS . opening bids and sales strong to 18c up at 69.88 ft 10 on natives; siaugn ter ewes steady; good to choice, $3 it feeding lambs ateady to easier, early sales 9.65 down. HBAy Arrive, hv Almlane Mr. and Mrs Steed Nolta of Willows, Calif., and Eugene Pallette, screen actor, arrived from the south at Medford municipal irroirt this morning In Mr. Nolta's plane. Mrs. Nolta disembarked here to spend the night wltn ner oroiuv. Charles J. Prltchett of 406 norm us- dsle avenue, manager of the Western Auto Supply company nere. sir. not' ws fivlni Mr. Pallette to Port land from Chlco. Calif., where he has. been engaged In a motion yiciun--. ur Nolta continued north with Mt Pallette as soon as the plane had been -mired. Mr. Nolta is to return here tomorrow for a brief visit si tne m. . , md Mrs. prltchett. Mr. Nolta Is a commercial filer and doia eon. slderable work In dusting n plant ing Ice fields. Minor Accidents Cars driven by Paul J. Quackenbush of 30 North Riv erside avenue and Kooert m. umu sis north Riverside were invoivea . .imt accident on sixth street be tween Riverside .avenue and Bartlett street Saturday morning, a city police report said today. Arthur Pogn of 806 West 10th street ana a. v. -304 Hamilton street drove mschlnea involved In a minor mishap on West n-.-.v, .at Saturday afternoon, ac cording to a city polle Prt- c" operated by Oeorge aisnns " "J"" DMnt and C. J. wora wi --- Riverslde avenue collided with minor damage at the corner oi East Main street oatura.y - .i. runa report revealed today. V Sims of Route 4 .nd Willis . 103 Park street drove ve hide, that collided with no serious damage, on sixtn axre "";--' evening, according to a report In city police atatlon Heavy ran Crop PORTLAND. Or.. Nov. I. (API Oregon's 1987 com production will reach 3.310.000 bushel compsred with 1.933 .000 bushel las' year. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. Nov. 1. (AP) Wheat: Open. High Low Close Dec. .971, .9714 Mav . 96. 96i July .91 .91 Vi .98 4, B5H .90U, 96 .96 .904, Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Nov. 1 .(AP) Stocks managed to retrieve portions' of early loasea running to three or more points In today's market, but most leaders were In the losing column at the finish. Steels led an esrly sell-off on a further drop In production. Ralls were fairly resistant while coppers, farm Implements, mall orders, motors and specialties failed to put up much opposition. Part of the day's sluggish pro ceedings waa attributed to the desire of speculative forces to lighten com mitment because of the exchange closing tomorrow for the local elections. Dealings were alow from the start, the transfers approxlmstlng 1.100,000 shares. Today'a closing prices for 83 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye ... ... Am. Can .... - ... Am. & Fgn. Power A. T. & T Anaconda .......... Atch. T. it S. F Bendlx Aviation .... ... "Goldwyn Follies," Yet To Come, Will Cost Two Million Birth Of Nation Was First Costly Film. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler .... South San Francisco. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1. AP-USDA) Hogs 100. Early clear ance, light upply, butchers 15c hign- er compsred last Friday; top load good 205-310 lb. welghta; nnclclnir mows auoted around -Joe higher: odd head smooth light sows, $7.00. bulk eligible 66.50-75. CATTLE : 1000. including 305 di rect. Steers atrong to 25c nigncr; several loads medium to good fed steers, 1170 lb. down, sb.dum .; load medium 1066 lb. grass steers, $8.35 sorted 5 head: she-stock com- psrstlvely scarce; load plain to me dium 785 lb. helfera off beet-tops. 86.16; dairy type cows. $3.50a 4.1&; bulk low cutters and cutters eligible $3 4; bull quoted up to $6.00. Calves 75; good to choice vealers quoted $9 10. Sheep 3500. Including 1800 aireci.. Moderately active to fully 36c higher; deck good 74 lb. Oregon wooled lambs, $9.50; common to medium, $8.50; 200 head clover pastured lamos $9.35; 2 decks good medlum-pelt Oregon fed lamba $9.00 8tralght, and sorted 10 per cent. Curt Is-Wright DuPont ... Gen. Electric . Gen. Foods ..... Oen. Motors Int. Harvest. ... I. T. & T. ..... Johns-Man Mont. Ward .... North Amer. Penney (J. C.) .. Phillips Pet Radio ... Sou. Pnc . Std. Brands . ... ......... Std. Oil 0,1. Std. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb 77?4 United Aircraft 19 W U. S. Steel 81 162 Oltt 4?i 153 30 'j 40 K 13 64 80 54 76!, 4 133 42 31 H 41 H 76 7i . 83 43 30', 80 V, 46 7H 31H 94 33 , 82 ft 12 Portland Produce PORTLAND, Nov. 1. (AP) But ter Prlnta: A grade. 37c id. in parchment wrappers. 38c lb. In car tons: B grade. 36c lb. In psrenment wrappers, 37c lb. In cartona. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price) A grade. 37gS7',io lb., country stations; A graoe, .sgnotto lb.; B grade, 3c lb. less; C grsde. 6c leas.' EGGS Buying price by whole saler: Extras. 39c; standards. c. firsts. 22c; medium. 22c; medium firsts, 30c: smsll extraa, 14c: under- ffrades. 16c dozen. CHEESE Oregon triplets, too: gon loaf, lc; brokers wm paj 77 cent" below quotations. COUNTRY MEATS Belling pnee to retailers: Country killed hogs, beat butcher, under 160 lbs., 13 a 1 i Vic vealera. 1314 a 14c: light and tnin. 9$ 13c; heavy. 8 a 9c lb.; canner cows. 6ia.64c; cutters, 6'4s7Vic; mils. 9( 9ftc: springs lambs, 14V4ic; ewea, 47c lb. LIVE POULTRY Buying price. Leghorn, broilers. IV4 to 2 lbs. 38c lb. colored springs, 3 to 3V4 lbs. 19, 30c lb.: over S'A lbs., 19a auc, leghorn hens, over iY, lbs., 13. 140 lb.: under 314 lbs., iierao 10.; tut ored hens, 4 to 8 lbs., 179 ibc id.; over 8 lbs., 1718o lb.; No. 2 grsde 3c less. TURKEYS Buying price dressed No. 1 hens. 33iPj34c; torn, 23;23c 1..; selling price lo to 2e higher. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 1 (AP) Orsln: wht-. Own , High Low Close May ... -90 - .90 .90 .90 Dee .87 ' 1 ' -87 87 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem h.w., IS per cent. 91; 12 per cent. 89: dark hsrd winter, 18 per oent, $1.08: 13 per cent, 99; 11 per cent, 91; soft white and western whit. 87i hard winter, 80; western red, 88. Oats, No. 2 white, $34. Oats. Gray. $36. Barley, No. 3 46 lb. b. w.. $27.80, Corn, No. E. Y., ship. $30. Mlllrun. standard. $31. .When a cold strikes . . . don't take needless risks Treat Colds This PROVED Way WHY experiment? Vlcks Vspo Rub has been ubl prowd for vou . . . provtd by everyday utt in more h5me . th i . J medication of U ?'.,WS provei by the Urg"t clinical tests ever made on coids 'gee lull de tails in each VnpoRub pacsage.) uniy 9 you such proof. ' VapoRub 18 the ..direct external V , ?l::reatinni- Btmply massage it on the thro", chest, and boric 'as illustrated". Relief start almost at once you begin to (eel tun and comfort- able as VapoRub wortuiJ direct through the akin Uke a pou - tic. At tne same '"'"'XZ cated vapors released by the warmth of the body-are carrtetj direct to the Irritated air-pass ig with every breath. This double nctlon loosens nhlegm relieves Irritation and coughlng-helps break local cop- l,R2at treatment l Afterrestf ul sleep comes.VapoRub keeps n uu w " - nOUT.Ul'en- bv momint the wont o: the cold over, nvon aw ". --- AICKS 1 u V VapoRub Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On N matter how many medicines ou have tried for your cough, chest vlfl. or hronphlal irritation, you cai ?et relief now with Creomulsloi Serious trouble mav be brewing an vou cannot afford to take a chanc with anv remerlv leas rjotent the." Creomulslon, which goes ngni w the seat of the trouble and aids na ture to soothe and heal the Inflame mucous membranes and to loosen snd expel the germ-iaaen pniegm Even if otner remeaies nave isiieti 4nn't ha, discouraged, trv Creomul- ;inn. Your druggist Is authorized to efund your money If you are not horoughly satisfied with tne oene lis obtained from the Very first wttle. Creomulslon la one word not wo. and It has no hyphen in It. sk for It plainly, see that the nan- n the bottle is Creomulslon, an oull set the genuine product ant tha relief, you want. (Advj. Menus of the Day (By Mrs. Alexander George) Using Up Leftovers Breakfast Menu ' Chilled Diced Fruit Browned Cereal Cakes Honty Scrambled Egg Yolks Coffee Luncheon Menu Vegetable Beef Salad " Bread Plum Salad . Date Cookies Tea pinner Menu Shepherd'a Pie Baked Squash Bread Butter Beet Relish Salad Cottage Pudding Orange Sauce Coffee Vegetable Beef Salad 1 cup diced cooked beef 2-3 cup cooked peas 1-3 cup diced cooked carrot 1-8 cup diced celery 1 tablespoon chopped onlona 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1 tablespoon chopped sweet pickles Yt teaspoon salt ",, teaspoon' paprika 1-3 cun sslsd dressing Mis and chill Ingredient and serve on -lettuce. Other vegetables msy be used place of those mentioned. Shepnera-s rie I'i cups diced, cooked meat 14 cup cooked green besns 2 tablespoons chopped onions 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1-3 cup milk 114 eP mashed potatoes 4 tsblesDOons leftover gravy Mix meat, bean, onions and par- alev. Pour into a buttered, snsnow h.irint. rilah. Add milk, lop wivu nntatoea and spread with gravy, Bake twenty minutes In a moder ate n.M Serve In dish In which baked. The gravy may also be used the Inside of the pie. Orange auc 14 cup granulated sugar 3 tablespoons flour 14 tosspoon salt 14 cup orange jule 2 tableapoons lemon Jule 1 teaspoon grated orangs rind 1-8 cup boiling water a tablesBoona butter Blend sugar and flour. Add rest um Imeredienta ana cooa w mlnut. Stir conatantly. Serve warm or cold. MILLION DOLLARS NOTHING UNUSUAL IN COST OF FILM By Robbln Coons HOLLYWOOD Maybe you haven't realised It yet. but you're supposed to be saying "Thsnks a million" to Hollywood and aaylng It with coin. It you don't, Hollywood will be In a sorry way. But Hollywood isn't worried about that, because It's pretty euro you'll do your part. Almost alwaya. you have. This town is turning out million- dollar ptcturea with the nonchal ance of a veteran gambler tossing In another stsck of blue chips Nearly 40 films, current or budget ed, will cost in the nelghborhooo. jf a cool million. Some will coat more. One Is down tor $3,000.uou Ooldwyn Polllcs.") Costs Have Rocketed onita a few nlctures have ' coal that much and more, but not in tentionally. The silent "Ben riur niled un troubles and took yeare to get back ita $3,000,000-odd nut Hell's Angels" cost $3.ouu.uuu. P"'"-- lv because of lunklng a silent ver sion snd mlcrophonlng It. The yeare have nut the picture in the Clear. But only 33 yeara ago una lace thought D. W. oruiiin waa nrai-lcad for sinking $108,000 into Tha Birth of a Nation." mat pic ture has grossed nearly si4.oou.uuu It waa one of the flrat to show Hollvwood that the more you apend the more you make. "Ifa gotta be big" la no mere wisecrack. It's gotta be ble to get the kind of grosses and prestige Hollywood want. Griffith's picture, produced on coiu- psrsble scale today, would coat ap nroxlmatelv $1,100,000. Story, atar director, labor, materials costs "a.o rocketed. Lillian Olsh got ou week then big money. Irene Dunne, today, gets more than $100,000 per picture. Cast ueis r' Mich of the cost of a modern million-dollar movie 1 'insurance. Spending that much, the producer wants to be aura he haa the right director, stars, story. Successful play or novel la one form of Insurance. He'll pay what he must to get is. even If It's that staggering wou.uuu mr the nlav "Room service- or $200,000 for "You Can't Take It With You." Owning such a prop erty, he won't trust a bright new comer with It. Hen nana iv John Pord ($100,000 for "Hurri cane") or Xeo .Mccarey iwno. u write hla own ticket after "The Awful Truth") or some other vet eran. And nen gei ........ that come high because tne puou win nav to see them, une-iourm of his cost will go to csst. exclusive of extrss. bit, snd characters, who take an additional one-iwenucm. And then there's -overnosa .tHiA nneratlon. Including executive ..laola and evervtning oown vv. drinking water. That Item adds from IB to 40 percent on tne coat oi inn picture, which in tne ena pays i the bills they hope snd returns a nice profit. to 1 0 ' ASHLAND YOUTH : IDENTIFIES TRIO ; AS CRIME AIDES ; (Continued from Fag Ont.) HE :EEKS PEACE and quiet life as a l.imdoner after a life in America which brought and lost him millions. Samuel Insull returns to the land of his birth to make his home. 8 tablespoons cream. "4 cup chopped almonda. teaspoon cinnamon. Mix Ingredients ' and spread on cookies with a pastry brush or a cloth firmly tied onto a fork. Bako for 10 minutes In a mo.icr;ic ovon. Fried Oysters. Serving Four" 1 pint large oyatcra 1 cup crumbe 1 eg or 2 yolka 2 tablespoons milk 14 teaspoon salt "4 teaspoon paprika 14 teaspoon celery salt 8 tablespoona fat Carefully look over oystera and re move any sheila. Dip oysters In. crumbs, then In e? mixed with milk i and seasonings, riace again In; crumbs, patting weil to keep them In j place. Chill until cooking time Melt fat In a frying pan. When hot add and quickly brown the oystera and the others assaulted him and then threw him In the ditch after taking bis money. ' "I had paid for the refreshmenta at the cafe and had difficulty In finding a one dollar bill In my bill fold,' he said. "I think the men saw my money then snd thought i was carrying a good deal." RIc apparently suffered no seri ous Injuries other than a cut Up and bruises, but wss badly ahaken Sun day and sfter receiving hospital trcatment,.went to an Ashland hotel where he plans to remain for aeveral days. Rice's clothea were smeared with blood. In hi statement, Rice said he had $41 in cash and $220 In Bank oi America travellers checks. In bis alleged confession, Messlnirer said that $31 waa divided by eagle be tween the three men. Messlnger la quoted by officers as saying he waa looking under the hood of his car. used in the affair, when the alleged attack occurred. Messlnger Is a former Orrgon State College student and said he had known Cagle while a student there, No deadly weapons were used IE the assault, according to Chief of Police Talent. BACHELOR apartment. 448 So. Front. WANTED Three tent and trailer house. Phone 1138-Y. FOR RENT Furnished Adults. 604 W. 10th. FOR SALE Pop corn that really pops 3 lbs. sec. Monarch seed a. Feed Co. MADAM ZONA. PALMIST tells past, present snd future names and In itials without question. H.mra 10 till 8. Rainbow Auto Camp. FOR SALE Wire-haired fox-terrier. . work. Phon 1487-W. FOR SALE Wire-haired Inquire 810 So. Holly. YOUNO practical nuraa want c Reference, box 4739. Tribune. FOR SALE Quaker oil burner, condition. Phone 468-R-3. good FOR SALE Stock trailer. 147 N. Hol ly St. WOMEN EARN GOOD PAY Wonder ful opportunity. Experience unnec essary. Addressing envelopes for us. ' Everything supplied. Write, enclos ing stamped .ddreaaed envelope. . Nationwide Distributors, 401 Brod- way. N. Y. WANTED Laundry. Phone 1348-M. FOR RENT 4-room furn. apt. 204 . Grape. FOR SALE -"Dry, Eastern shelled corn at new low price. Monarch Seed Feed Co. 81,-prER MTiNB 1) Serving Six or Seven Chilled Pineapple and Grapefruit Juices Broiled Lamb Chops Corn Cakes Syrup Fruit Salad French Dressing Salted Wafers Orape Sherbet Orange Crisps Broiled Limb Chops 4 loin chops. 14 teaspoon paprika. !4 teaspoon salt. 14 teaspoon celery sslt. Place chops on a shallow pan and arrange six Inches below a glowing fire. Broil seven minutes. Turn and broil the other side for seven min utes. Sprinkle with sessoning ana serve Immedlstely. Corn Cakes i eupa flour. 4 teaspoon! baking powder. 14 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon granulated sugar. 1 cup fresh or canned green corn. 3 eggs. 3 cups milk. 8 tablespoons butter, melted. Mix Ingredients and beat for two minutes. Drop portions from spoon or pour from a pitcher onto a hot greased griddle. Bake caxea unui browned underneath. Turn and brown upper sides. Serve hot with buttor, honey or syrup. Orange crisps (Tasty Rich Cookies) 14 cup butter. I cup granulated sugar. 1 tablespoon grated orange rind 14 cup orange Juice. 1 tablespoon lemon Jule. 14 teaspoon grated lemon rind. 14 teaspoon salt. - 314 "UP four. I egg. t teaspoon baking powder. dream butter snd augar. Add rest of the Ingredient. Chill dough. Roll dough out until It la very thin. Ua Ing s doughnut cutter, cut out cook ies. Spread each cooky with topping. Topping 1-3 cup granulated sugar. 1 sgB vnlk. Rub butter of bacon fat over po- tatoca Juat before they are baked. Do ing so prevent their skin from breaking. Princess Pudding 1 cup brown sugar 1-3 cup butter '4 cup peach Juice 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 cups canned peaches Mix all Ingredients In a large fry ing pan. Allow to boll for two mln utea. Cover with batter. Baiter 114 OP" pastry flour 214 teaspoon baking powder 14 tesspoon salt 14 cup grsnulated sugar 1 egg , 2-3 cup milk ' 1 teaspoon vanilla 14 teaspoon almond extract 4 tablespoons butter, melted Mix Ingredients. Beat for one min ute. Pour over peachea. Bake In the frying plan for 30 mlnutea in a mod erate oven. Let stand five minutes. Csrefully unmold. pesch aide up. Top wltb hsrd sauce and serve fresh. Rialto Fans Like Fine Double Bill Audiences witnessed"" yesterday the greatest star-studded, atory-packed double bill program ever offered at the Rialto theatre. "As Good As Married" and "Back In Circulation" are the two features drawing current applause at the Rialto. "As Good Aa Married" Is a delight ful comedy, a worthy successor to such hits aa "My Man Godfrey." "Three Smert Girls" and "When Love fs Young." It spsrkles from the first scrne to the lsst. The main situation Is novel. In triguing and amusing. John Boles Is a successful architect hairs seed by the demanda of gold-digging girls and Income tax collectors, who threaten to strip him of all hla earn Inga. 80 what does he do but propose marriage to hla secretary, played by Doris Nolan, who takes htm up on It because she happens to be In love with him. Back In Circulation," a faat runner-up for hilarity and entertain ment, Is an engrossing newspaper comedy-dram. Pat O'Brien and Joan Blondell a great pair are starred In this highly dramatic and exciting story of the power of the press. The plot of the story revolves around the death of a millionaire. discovered by a tabloid newspaper ed. Itor (Pat) to have occurred under mysterious clrcumatances. The editor, aided by hi keen wo man reporter (Joan) amaaaea a damning amount" of circumstantial evidence egalnst the widow, and through hla printed stories she Is brought to trial. The two hlte will show at the Rialto through Tuesday. PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 1. (AP) An automobile killed Erwln N. Dud ley. 44. truck driver. Saturday a he attempted to cross an Intersection. FOR SALE 2-sectlon spring-tooth hsrrow. 2-sectlon guard rail harrow. -ateel plow: chilled plow; vineyard plow and hay rake. Vero Marshall. Phone 1316-M. FOR SALE 1830 Model A coupe, sir w h e e 1 a. motor re-condltloned. . Cheap. 448 No. Front. LOST Gold wrist watch on Queen Ann. Liberal reward. Phone 1388 or return to Roosevelt school. FOR BALE '38 Chevrolet cabriolet. good tires and motor, $00. Inquire 138 N. Central. FOR RENT 8-room furnished house $18. Just outside city llmtta, on . North Pacific highway. Carley. Tel. 314-W. SMALL furnished house close In. Key at 148 8. Ivy. PHONE 969-R Thlbsult. for reuphoistertng. CHICKS Bsrred Rocks. Hampshire . $9 per 100. Brooks Hatchery, Grants Pass Ore. FOR RENT 40-scre farm and orch- -ard. Young full bearing pears and . cherries. No equipment furnished. , Box 4919. Tribune. . , FOR SALE Mixed vetoh and winter peaa for better hay crop. New low price. Monaroh Seed Feed Co. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Brown Swiss bull cslves from 3 to 10 months old Phone 417. Phlpps Orcnards. More Enrollees Here From South A speelsl train arrived lest night In Medford from Port Bennlng, Os., with 381 new enrollees for camps of tbe Medford CCC dletrict. The re mits wllj bring to full strength sev ers! of the southern companies lo cated here. On the train were 29 men fee- Camp Applegat. 80 for Oregon Cavea. 66 for Rand, 104 for Oooa Head and 428 for China Fists. Rmul Arch Masons, Speelal convocation , of Crater Lake Chanter No. 89 on Tuesdsy even;n. No vember 2, at 7:80 p. m. Work In Royal Arch degree. Vlaltors wel come. FRED A. PURDIN. h. r. 0. D. PRAZEB, Secretary. 00 oc-c-uru Minns l:4V:4S- ENDS TOMORROW! ' HIGH ADVBNTURZI Closing Mm tot Too Let to Clas sify Ads Is 1:80 p m. Man.201 rn m pirn jL H. C fSYMAN, Proprietor L H. WAGENEJt, Mrnf LOS ANCjtLtb SIXTH eND SPRING STREETS T, in f Single Boosa X $222 up l Double Room I $322 up 3 Minutes rrora Bui Station 10 Minute from R. R Surion Fireproof Carat to Coowecttoa Autos Checked at tbe Doe. Shopping and Theatre Center ta HURRY I Ends Tomorrow I WlHlilW8tON mt ttOWSjacsjl Cz and Nalaon Eddy nil" t. v-e . ; ' . "Ort the Hapnri HabH" X I X HIGH GRADE. LATE MOT) EL USED ' CARS. ' 80 DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE 1P37 De Soto sedan.-with overdrive.. 1937 Chevrolet coupe. 1936 Pontlao sedan. ' 1938 Plymouth sedan. 1938 Chrysler sedan. 1938 Plymouth coupe. 1034 Chevrolet sedan. ' 1934 Willys sedan. 1933 Plymouth sedan. 1933 Chevrolet sedan. 1933 Ford coupe. ' v 1832 Plymouth sedan. 1931 Chevrolet sedan. 1931 Ford coupe. 80 more Practically all mtkes ana . models to choose from. LANGS MOTOR CAR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Used Car Lot Sales Room 36 so. Rleerelde 88 N. Riverside' Phone 18 REFINISHINO Best mste rials prop erly applied. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. 1 4.1-6:4S-9:18 !'"" LAST TIMES TOMORROW N SOLI. N04AM TWO SWELL HITSI MS2" 1 a 8aaV am m ill TfJ ISA'1 I . ft nWsatxttB 00MIN0 WEDNESDAY! The merry-mani acs of Insanity la their first mm 1 wed gr n M 0KLY WED snd THTJR 9 mm aaRB! a t S-aSa aaw aaaat taaaaaa leslaraalaajas 1 atealvsastaaari I a....haa I aaj aa A PLt'a rrATi'Rt no. at Van Haflin Marian Marah Hotel Oornalina 88 S.ff. park Portias Feel at Home In "The Heart of Portland" 0 rtay iXnrttr taaasi Diek4 " , , ft Wit sack t aa saw . oarMaon May. IN THE HEART OF THE 0ITT Parkin Hotel M 8.W. Par Part las 3?: u.' i m 3