fEPFOTm MXTL TRTBUNT:. fEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. NOTEMBER 2. 1937.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
Rogers Returns Prink H. Rogers,
eity building and light Inspector, re
turned Use night from San Francisco
where ha apent tha week-end visiting
his wife and daughter.
To Remodel Mrs. Annie S. Brown
of 320 Haven street applied at tha
city building Inspectors office yes
terday for a permit to remodel a
kitchen and rear porch at a stated
coat of $300.
Drunk Fined Jamra Harry Da via.
81, was fined $10 in city court yes
terday on a charge of being drunk.
According to city police, Davis waa
arrested In his parked car at Main
street and Riverside avenue.
On Flight ftouth gt. Ray Stock
well waa a late arrival yesterday at
Med ford municipal airport. He waa
n route In an army Douglaa observa
tion plane from Fort Lewis, Wash.,
where he la stationed, to Oakland,
Cal.
Bags Deer D. B. Walch of Med
ford route 1 bagged a larpre bear near
Brownaboro last night. The big fel
low weighed between 350 and 400
pounds. Brought to Med ford today,
the bear attracted a large gallery of
spectators.
Lodge to Meet Talisman lodge SI,
Knights of Pythias, will Initiate In
the esquire rank Monday, November
8, at the regular meeting. All mem
bers are urged to attend and visiting
members fife Invited. Refreshments
will be served.
Minor Accident Automobiles driven
by Harold C. McCollum of 534 Ham
ilton street and Royce Prultt of 1712
West Main street were involved in a
mishap at the Intersection of Jackson
boulevard and McAndrews road yes
terday afternoon, according to a city
polloe report today.
Party Tonight American Legion
naires of southern Oregon will con
verge tonight on the armory here
where Medford post will be host at
a stag party. All World war veterans,
whether poet members or not, ore In
vited. A brief business session at 8
o'clock will be followed by a program
of entertainment and a Dutch lunch.
Fruit Men Here Gordon R. Green,
division manager of American, Fruit
Growers, Inc., returned this morning
from a business trip to Portland. He
was accompanied by C. W. Brown,
treasurer of American Fruit Growers,
V. O. Lawrence, general sales man
ager, and W. H. Baggs, general man
ager, all of Pittsburgh. Mr. Brown,
Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Baggs were to
spend the day here on business and
leave on the train this evening for
Ban Francisco.
MODERN WOMEN
Nttd No $fftf monthly pin and delay due to
roldNDflousBtr&iD.expoeureorBlinlJareaiuca.
Chj-rhfe-ter Diamond Brand Pi) la are afiecti vt,
reliable and riva Quick Rtll. Sold hv &
alldrurtDitaforoverOyeua. At for j
MillliRlHitlilla
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At Wrestling Matchce Among Ash
Und residents attending th wrestling
mstehes lut night st the Medford
armory were W. D. Jackson. Allen
Prescott, Lawrence Porter, Dick Camp
bell, Ned Mars. Aubrey Miles. Mike
Wolcott, Phil Keaton, Cleorge Sehaef
fer. Roy Parr, Jr.. Mr. and Mr. p. D.
MeDougall and Mr. and Mr. Art
Oooper.
Ptedged t Friars Richard Sleeter,
son of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Sleeter.
and Robert DeArmond of Bend are
among nine University of Oregon
students pledged to Friars, senior ser
vice honorary fraternity. The De
Armonda formerly lived In Medford.
Selection for membership In the
Friars la considered a high campus
honor and la based on student at
tainment in extra-curricular activ
ities. ...
Return "oath Steed Nolle, com
mercial flier of Willows, Cal., return
ed to Medford municipal airport this
noon after taking Eugene Pallette,
film actor, to Portland. He was Join
ed here by his wife, who disembarked
yesterday to visit her brother, Charles
J. Prltcbett. and Mrs. Pritchett of
406 North Oakdale avenue. Mr. and
Mrs. Nolta. traveling In a Waco plane.
left for their home after the ahlp
had been serviced.
New Chaplain First Lieut, Francis
Ray Johnson, Chap.-Res., reported for
duty yesterday aa a chaplain with the
local CCC district. The Rev. Mr.
Johnson Is from Red Bluff, Cal. With
Chaplain Johnson, Chaplain Clifton
R. Pond and Chaplain Henry W. An
derson, the district now has three
full-time chaplains In addition to
many volunteer clergymen who help
provide religious services in the
camps.
...
Hunt at Rocky Point A number of
officers from the Medford CCC head
quarters hunted at Rocky Point on
the upper Klamath lake yesterday
with only fair success. MaJ. George
R. Owens and his guest. Leland Bro
phy. each brought down a Canadian
goose and a number of ducks, as did
Capt. E. W. Oruhn. Lieut. Fred W.
Greene got his limit of ducks and
Capt. H. J. Melring, Lieut. E. J. Brug
ger, Lieut. Phtlo D. Smith and capt.
Olenn 3. Key. each bagged several
ducks. They drove over Sunday and
stayed at the CCC side csmp at the
old Harriman estate at Rocky Point.
To Convention W. W. Walker,
president of the Commercial Finance
corporation, will leave here by train
Friday night for Chicago where he
will attend the fourth annual con
vention of the American Finance Con
ference on November 10 and 11. Mr.
Walker will go first to Portland where
he will transact business Saturday.
He will leave Portland for Chicago
Sunday morning on one of the new
streamline trains. He expect to be
gone a week or ten dsys. One of the
major speakers at the convention will
be Sen. Alben W. Barkley of Ken
tucky, senate majority leader, who
will talk on "Monopoly and Government."
100,000 men . . .
Afternoon Planet The new United
Air Linea schedule which beoamt f.
fsctlva yesterday spreads the service
more evenly over the 34 hours and
provides for two afternoon planes In
stead of one as formerly. A plane
for the south now arrives at Medford
municipal airport at 3:54 p. m. and
departs at 3:04 p. m. It la scheduled
to arrive In San Francisco at 6:05 p.
m. and Lob Angeles at 8:35 p. m.
This allowa Medford travelers to spend
part of the day here and yet arrive
In San Francisco in time for dinner
and In Loa Angeles for supper. An
other afternoon plane, .northbound,
arrives from the south at 1:04 and
departs for Portland and Seattle at
1:14. The other southbound plsne
arrives at 11:60 p. m. and leaves at
midnight, while the other northbound
ship arrives at 6:07 a. m. and departs
st 6:17 a. m. The afternoon planes
are 31-passenger Douglas Malnllners.
The other two sre ten-passenger Boe
ings. Livestock
Portland
PORTLAND, Nov. 3. (AP-CSDA)
HOOS 300: market active, mostly
steady: good and choice 166 to 315-
1b. drlvelm, 68.76; carload lots ab
sent, quotable around 69.00: few 335
to 370-lb. butchers, 68.00 8.35: light
lights, 8.00.8.2B: packing sows.
67.00 ( 7.35; feeder pigs, salable 98.35
38.50.
CATTLE 100, calkves 16: market
steady; common to medium steers.
66.008.00; few steers unsold, strict
ly good kinds eligible shove 69.00;
few heifers 85.00 a 6.00. cutters down
to 94.50; low cutter and cutter cows,
93.50 a 8.50; common to medium,
3. 7599.00: good beef cows, 65.50&
8.65; bulla, 96.00es.36, beef bulls
65.78, cutters 94.00, few good vealers
67.50 a 8.00, choice 88.50; common
grass calves, 94.50 & 5.50.
SHEEP 600: fat lambs strong with
late Monday or 36 cent higher for
two days; others steady: few choice
89-lb. lambs, 98.36; common to me
dium, 66 00 7.00: odd common year
lings. 95.00: few medium ewea. 63.00,
crolce quotable at 94.00 and. up.
South San Franrlsco
SOUTH 8AN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3.
(AP-USDAl HOGS 350. Including 85
direct. Butchers mostly 30 cents
higher; top and bulk good to choice
160 to 335-lb. weights. 69.40: part
load, 69.35; sortout largely 68.90;
packing sows 25 to 60 cents higher,
87.00 7.25.
CATTLE 360 Including 15 direct,
holdovers 40. Fairly active, steers
strong: good fed steers absent, quoted
up to 69.50: she-stock stesdy: few
medium range heifers. 65.76r6.00:
common to medium beefs cows. 94.00
S.00: good young cows quoted to
65.76 or slightly above; cutter grade
cows. 63.00(4.00: few medium bulls
66.365.60, steady. Calves: 125, all
direct: nominal. Late Monday: Mar
ket 50 to 75 cents higher: load good
to choice 180-lb. Nevada range veal
ers. 810.60: good cslves from ssme
shipment, 88.75.
SHEEP 1325 Including 1050 direct,
holdovers 86; lambs strong: long
deck merely good 80-lb. wooled Ore
gons, 69.60; part deck 75-lb. medium
pelt Oregon lambs 89.25. sorted 10
per cent; part deck medium holdovers
58-lb. wooled feeoer iambs. 67.75:
Ritz Brothers in
Surrounded with an all-star fun
cast, the Rite Brothers, who have
overnight become the nation's com
edy favorites, have their first starring
picture, "Life Begins at College," at
tha Craterlan theatre tomorrow for a
four-day run. On the same program
will be a Walt Disney silly symphony
in technicolor. "The Old Mill."
other classes absent; slaughter ewes
quoted 94.00 down.
Chicago
CHICAGO, Kov. 2. (AP - U8DA1
HOOS 16.000, including 3500 direct:
market mostly 5 to 10 cents higher
than Monday's average; packing sows
10 to 16 cents up. top S9.65; bulk
good and choice 150 to 180-lb. 99.35
9.60; 190 to 330 lb.. 9.45i980;
240 to 300 lb., 9.l6(a9.60: most good
packing sows. 8$8.50; lightweights.
$8 .65 f 8.75.
CATTLE 0500. calves 1 500; steer
and yearling market, slow; asking
prices higher; prospects steady to
strong; best fed steers early $18.76
but some held higher: bulk, 9.50f
15.00. All she-etock 10 to 15 cents
higher, bulls sharing advance and
vealers strong; cutter cows, 4.75
down: heavy sausage bulls up to
S6.60; sprinkling vealers, 111.00. most
ly $10.50 down.
rhfitp 7finn. nftne direct: fat
lambs rather active: bids and wiles
strong to 10 cents or more higher;
onnri tn rhntre native .,lerlnns.
$10.00$ 10.35; four doubles Colorado
$10.15: choice Iambs held around
$10.40(? 10.50; sheep about steady.
good to enmee native ewea, m.uuw
4.00.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Nov. 2. (API Butter
Print, A grade, 37c lb. In parcn
ment wrappers, 38c lb. in csrtons:
B grade. 36c lb. In parchment wrap
pers, 37c lb. in cartons.
BUTTERFAT (Portlsnd delivery,
buying prlcet A grade, 37(d37'.ic lb.,
country stations; A grade, 35J35(ic
lb.; B grade, 2c less; C grade, tic
less.
EGGS Buying price by whole
salers: Extras. 29c; standards, line;
firsts. 32c: medium. 22c: medium
Football Comedy
Supporting the rambling Rltses
are Joan Davis (also fast becoming a
favorite with fans,. Gloria Stuart.
Tony Martin, Fred Stone, Nat Pen
dleton, Joan Marsh and a host of
others. One of the high spots of fun
Is the football classic of which it
has been said that "football was
never like this, but then the Ritees
never played at It before."
firsts, 20c; small extras, 14c: under
grades, 16c dozen.
TURKEYS Buying price: Hens, 33
i? 23c lb.; No. 1 toms, 302lc lb.;
selling price lc to 2c higher.
Cheese, country meats and live
poultry unchanged.
Potatoes, cantaloupes, onions, wool,
hay, unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Nov. 3. P Orain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 90 .00 .86 a .88J
Dec 87 .87 " i .86 .86
Cash Wheat: Big Bend bluestem
h.w., 13 pet. 89; 12 pet. 87; dark hard
winter, 13 pet. 1.01; 12 pet. 97; 11
pet. R9: soft white and western white
85; hard winter 88; western red 86.
Oats. No. 3 white. 24.00.
Oats, gray, 2600.
Barley, No. 3, 48-lb. b w., 37.50.
Corn, No. 3 E.T. ship. 39.00.
Mlllrtin standard, 31.00.
Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 57;
barley 1; flour 3; hay, 1.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Nov. 3. (AP) Wheat
plunged downward more than 3Va
cents a bushel late today to almost
the season's bottom price record.
Indlffprenco on the part of export
ers and speculative buyers wna In
great measure responsible for wheat
celling that appeared to be of a
liquidating character. Besides. Wash
ington reports said the house efirl
cuiuiral committee had a tenative
draft of a general farm bill which
would Impost a processing tax of 30
cents s bushel on wheat.
Wheat: Open High Ixw Close
Dec 95t ., WA A4i
May 95'; .Pft'i .931; .9ai
July 00', .90"4 Mj .88A
Nan Franrlsro Butter.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3 (AP
USDA) Butter, score. 93-35',$. 91
34. BACRAMENTO. Cal.. Nov. S.-HflPr
Churning cream butterfat: First
grade 40 'i; second grade 38V4-
Ro.al Arch Masons.
Special convocation
of
Crater Lake Chapter NO. 83
on Tuesday evening. No
vember 3, at 7:30 p. m. Work
in Royal Arch degree. Visitors wel
come. FRED A. PURDIN, H. P.
O. D. FRAZEK, Secretary.
Malta Commandery No, 4,
Knights Templar,
Manonlr Temple.
Ill Stated conclave. Wednes
day evening. November 8.
Open In long form Brief
routine business followed by work In
the Order of the Temple.
Earl T. Newbry, E. O.
R. B. Detflck, Recorder.
Borneo la the fourth largest (aland
In the world.
Closing time for Too Lata to Clea.
slfy Ada la 1 30 p. m.
Tomorrow
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Van Heflln and Marian Marsh are
featured In the top roles of ,-Satur-dave
Heroes.' which plays at the
Rialto theatre tomorrow and Thurs
day as the companion feature with
"Oangwav." starring Jessie Mathews.
"Saturdays Heroes" tells a tale of
intrigue In college athletics, against
a background of exciting gridiron
contests, and with young romance
running Its allotted rocky course to
a happv conclusion.
FIFTY CENT LOAN
IS
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provided shortly by the commodity
credit corporation for the new corn
loans.
Can Get More Funds.
This would permit loans on about
170.000.000 bushels.
Department officials said they be
lieved a relatively small part of this
year's large crop, officially estimated
at 3.661,938.000 bushels, would be
pledged under government loans.
They Indicated, however, that if ad
ditional funds were needed they
would be provided.
Because the 60-cent loan offered
on this year's crop Is near the price
of corn on the farm, officials pre
dicted many farmers would not seek
the government loan. They added
that many banks and other private
lenders probably would make corn
loans in addition to those under
written by government funda.
AS HIT-
Charged with failure to stop at the
scene of an accident. Buster Craw
ford. 18. of 307 Jeanette avenue, was
to appear In city nourt this after
noon as a result of an automobile
crash about 10:30 last night on South
Riverside avenue Involving Craw
ford's machine and one operated by
Leo Ollhooley of San Francisco. No
body was Injured.
City police report the 1038 Chev
rolet coupe drlved by Crawford side
swiped the Oldsmoblle sedan opera
ted by Ollhooley near Brewer's ma
chine shop, bounced oft the latter
car and crashed Into a rock garden
In the front yard of the B. A. Rosen
crans residence at 813 South River
side avenue.
Mrs. RosenPrana told city police
that after the accident she saw four
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Kay Francis and Ian Hunter are
paired for the third time on the
screen In her newest starring picture.
"Stolen Holiday," gree,t human drama
of fashions, finance and lore, bssed
on recent International event, which
cornea to the Rosy theatre for to
morrow only.
boys jump out of the damaged Chev
rolet coup and disappear around the
corner of her house. The car waa
removed to a local garage by police
and Crawford appeared at the station
this morning, admitting ownership
of tha machine, police aald.
Left front wheen of the Chevrolet
was knocked off. The Oldsmoblle re
ceived damaged fenders and running
board.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ada is 1:30 p m.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT 9-room house st Black-
wen nm service station. H. M.
Mcintosh. Box 145-A. Rt. 1, Central
Point.
FOR SALE 1H acres, near Phoenix
ow. .to risn., r-noenix.
FURNITURE Chesterfield, breakfast
aet. rjeoroom set and complete
household furnishings for sale. 11J9
West 8th.
BRIGHT. CLEAN ALFALFA HAV,
wainuts, apples Snow, Delicious
and Newtown, 30c per lug, 8 for
1.H0. Bring containers. George
Trelchler. Central Point.
FOR RENT Modern -room house
sauits only. J 34 stark St.
DRIVINO to Salt Lake City, leave
nov. ntn; return 10 days, will
take one. two or three passengers.
Share expenses. Phone 1120
FOR RENT Furnished house, tot S.
wewtown.
SMALL DAIRY HERD for sale. Small
down payment; 10 per month.
Apt. 3. 801 N. Central.
FOUND A sure cure for starting
trouDie wus winter. install a
Severln Heavy Duty Battery, 4.7fl.
a-vear guarantee, at Slgnil atntlon
1303 N. Riverside.
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TUNES! mSFME4lJ Hit!
Walt Disney's
Last Timti Tonight-IRENE DUNNE
High, Wide & Handsome
ALL KINDS of tractor work; get
equipment. Box int, Tribune.
WANTED Olrl for part-time, houao
work and ear of two babies, atuat
be experienced. W W. Main, after
noons. ALL 1B37 wall-paper at 11 off regu
lar price. Pittsburgh Paint Store.
132 W. Main.
WANTED Part-time salesman. Tok
hetm Gasoline Service sts tie
Pumps. Commission basla. Phone
w w. . Hueppen as
Hotel.
FOR bent a-room modern noose, na
town. Phone 4o9-R-.
FOR RENT 4-room house, unfur
nlshed. 17.50. H. a. Wilson, T
Chestnut. Phone ISM.
FOR SALE Oood s-room house. U
acre land: noon, eaoo down, bal
ance 419 month. H. O. Wilson, T
Chestnut. Phone 154.
aasaa 80 wes, 4 acres trrlg.
SbUUD ,na ln "over: house,
nrw www blrn ,te. tmeta an4
cross-fenced: 13 dairy cows. tam,
full set farm msehtnery, hay, feed,
etc. sell or trade for smaller place.
Also
MtlMM 140 acres, 3T lrrlg. and
S35DD ln 'lov" n(1 iMi
wwwww ,mill bouse, fslr barn,
nne spring water, some machinery.
Will carry 30 dairy oowa. Trade for
Medford property.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCKAK9
No. T K. Bartlett. across street from
Snlder'a Dairy.
REFINISHINO Best materials prop
erly applied. Mitchell Auto Beauty
Shop.
MR. FIXIT WANTS A JOB Can
chalra reseated, furniture repaired,
reglued. Will call and deliver.
Phone 1J03-R.
TOUNOMAn" iicerued1 ehauff our and
truck driver, 10 yeara experience,
needs work badly, will consider
any proposition, any hours. Free
to travel, p. o. Box 883. Ashland.
FOR SALE One good dairy heifer,
bred: and Guernsey bull. Inquire
O. & M. Store, Ross Lans and
Jscksonvllle Hwy.
CARPENTERINO. alterations, repairs.
Prices right, (lis West 13th.
FOR TRADE Trailer or truck, cream
separator, for wood, eow or sheep,
C. W. stout, road connecting Grif
fin Creek and Dark Hollow.
FOR SALE 30 weaner plga. 4 brood
sows and I boar. Inquire 317 West
Main St.
GREEN STAMPS are now gleam wt
all barber work at the MEDFORP
CENTER BARBER SHOP, down
stairs Medford Center Bldg.
LOST White femsls Llewellyn a4
ter. Answers to nam of Freckles.
Phone 840-Y.
FOR SALE Stock beets. Tel. Hart
ley, 9-F-S.
CLEAN 3 -room apartment; adults.
Phone B41-W.
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