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Newspaper Page TextirEDFOTtD fATL TRIBUNE. fEPFORT). OREGON. TilTOTfA'Y. yOTTrBEftg. 1937. v PA'(TR VIVE LOCAL and rrom Ashland Clint Baughman, Ashland fire chief, wsa a Medford vis itor this morning. Here on Business Dora provost, aouthem Oregon representative of A. Q. Spauldlng and company with head quart ra In Ashland, waa a business visitor In Medford thtt momlng. - maw Traps Bears Trapping of two bears at Lake of the Woods by George Bous som was disclosed today by Rogue river national foreat headquarters. Mr. Boussom Is a care-taker at the lake resort. Convalescing John H. Denlson of 804 West Jackson boulevard la recu perating satisfactorily In a Portland hospital where he recently underwent a major operation, according to word received here today. i Club Meeting Carrol I. Hays, man ager of the Associated Oil company In this district, will present motion pictures of several Pacific coast con ference football games at tomorrow night's regular weekly dinner-meeting of the Active club In the Hotel Medford. Postofflce Closing Medford postof flce will close at noon Thursday, In observance of Armistice Day. The sub station will be closed alt day. The morning city delivery and the rural deliveries will be made as usual, but there will be no afternoon city deliv ery, Postmaster Prank DeSousa said. Armistice Call Members of the Southern Oregon Gem and Mineral society are asked to assemble at 620 South Ivy street at 10 a. m. Thurs day preparatory to participating In the Armistice Day parad-s. Society banners are to be Issued for draping ears entering the parade. Club to Tour Members of the Med ford Garden club, with City Superin tendent Fred W. Scheffel, were to mske an Inspection tour of the Bear Creek parkway, municipal airport, sewage disposal plant and Prescott park thla afternoon. Explanation of the landscaping of the projects and outlining of future plans will be given club members, Mr. Scheffel said. Workers Increased Thirty WPA employes are now working on the Medford municipal a!"xrt drslnage system, City Superintendent Fred W. Scheffel said today. The men are en gaged In digging trenches, laying tile and back-filling with gravel prepar atory to general resurtsclng that will take place next spring, the super intendent explained. The crew will be gradually Increased this winter, Mr. Scheffel stated. Marking Timber Paul Brlnson, Junior forester of the Rogue river na tional forest, and Chauncey Florey left this morning to map logging op erations In an area off the Diamond Lake highway on Copeland creek where Mr. Florey recently purchased some Douglas fir for hla Central Point mill. Mr. Brlnson was to mark the trees to be cut, the logging to be done under the fixed sustained yield policy of the United Statea foreet service. Growers' Magailne A new mags sine on fruits and vegetables Is to be published Jointly soon by American Fruit Growers, Inc., and the American National Cooperative Exchange, Inc.. It was announced today. While de signed primarily for fruit growers, the msgaslne will be circulated among banks, business houses, colleges, gov ernment agencies, trade centers and brokerage houses, the announcement said. It la to be published monthly and will contsln articles on fruits and vegetables. Corporal Coming Corp. Maurice K. Mlddleton will arrive here tomorrow to spend a few days at the United States army recruiting office In city hnll. according to a press release re ceived today from MaJ. H. D. Bagnall. district recruiting officer at Portland. After a few daya here, Corp Mlddleton will proceed to Klamath Falls for du tv at the recruiting sub-station there. He will be sn saslstant to Sgt. Willis 8. Estep. In charge of the Medford re cruiting office. The corporal la serv Ing his first enlistment In the army and at the time of his assignment to recruiting duty was clerk of Company M of the 7th Infantry regiment at Vancouver Barracks. Wash. He Is a brother of Mrs. William M. McAllister n Capitol hill I. . INVESTIGATE - t the MEDFORD BRANCH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND IIMIU PERSONAL i To Conference J. O. Fowler will leave tonight for San Frsnclsco where hs Is to attend a sales conference of the 8 and W Fine Foods, Inc. He rep resents the company here. t Returns to Office Dr. 'Hyman R. Oaheroff, saslstant district surgeon, returned to his office at CCC head quartera today following an appen dectomy two weeks ago. To Dan Franclsro-Mtas Viola Scher rer, clerk-stenographer of the Rogue river national forest left Saturday on a trip to San Francisco via Klam ath Falls. She plsnned to return Tues day night or Wednesday morning. Back from Vacation Capt. and Mrs. C. L. Pierce returned this week-end from a week's vacation spent fishing at the mouth of Smith river. They caught a number of large salmon during the week. Meeting Tomorrow Jackson coun ty chapter and auxiliary of the Dis abled American Veterans of the World war will hold regular semi-monthly meetings In the Medford armory at 8 tomorrow night. Final plans are to be made for participation In the Armis tice Day parade. Hunt Successful Hugh Rltter. dis trict ranger of the Rogue vlver na tional forest at Lake of the Woods. Msrlon Nance, Junior forester, and Elmer Rowden and Rusell Winn, fire guards, hunted In the Rocky Point area yesterday and reported excellent luck. Many ducks and geese were bagged. Meeting Tonight A large attend ance Is expected at tonight's regular meeting of Colonel Sargent camp and auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans in the Medford armory. S. L. Hanson of Portland, commander of the Oregon state department will be present and In honor of nls visit a turkey dinner will be served st 6.30. Business sessions will be held at the conclusion of the dinner. All mem bers were urged to attend as officers for next year will be nominated. Drunks Exiled John Venable. 81, of Texas and Walter Borkoskl, 43, of Pennsylvania, charged with being drunk on the street, were ordered by City Judge Allen D. Curry this mom lng to lesve town Immediately or serve 10 days In Jail. Both said they would leave town. Lloyd Defresse of Medford, charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was released on payment of 10 ball and waa to appear later for hearing. William Mc Cann, 26. of Kansas, charged with being drunk on the street, waa releas ed on payment of 10 ball and was also to appear later for hearing. Minor Accidents Accident reports In city police atstlon today listed the following minor collisions: cars driven by Seth M. Bullls of 75 Florence ave nue and Bernal Slead of 1025 West Ninth street at Front and Main streets Sunday evening: machines operated k- .i.-.vn a. Meale of Route 2 and Lee Hsmllton of 228 North Central ave nue on West Main street between Grape and Holly streets Sunday after- -lvn hv Mrs. RalDh L. Cook of 824 East Jackson boulevard snd Roger Card of Jacksonville at ,f.i. nr at.reets: and cars oper ated by H. M. Bartlett of Central Point and John Patrick of i nine street on Fir street Saturday after noon. Livestock Portland PORTLAND. Or.. Nov. 8 (AP USD A ) HOGS : 3200. Including 33 direct, mtrket active, ttrong to wtmAv trnnrl.rhnlee 106316 lb. drive Ina $8.76 ta 8.85. carload lote W, 328- 310 lb. butcher a$8.50. most sales 8.25. light light $8.25. pecking aow $77.35. few lota feeder pigfl 8.35. CATTLE 3600, including 33 direct, calves 300. Including 30 direct, mar ket atrong to 35 cents higher, ateera up moat, alow at advance, several load medium-good steers 87.75 fl. part load good light steers 89.50. common $6 6 7. cutters 84.50. stock ers 86 ($6.50, some higher, common medium heifers 85.257, part load rnrvi hAifen 87.76. low cutter and cutter cows 83.78(53.60, common- medium $3.75(35. good beer cowa 5.60(8. few young cows $6.26. bulls $4.75 r 5-26. beef bulls $5.50 ft 5.76. cutter 436. tr rod -r hole veaWs Low-Cost way PAY CAS H ! "Firtt National tlrOII t IN8UIANCI COiOItlOH $7.60(88 80, select kinds 88, common medium 849 8.80. SHEEP 1600, market active, fat lambs 60 ($75 cents higher, yearling 36f60 cents higher, ewes strong with top 10 cents higher, scattered good cnolce trucked In lambs 88.36 j 8 M. few from mixed load 89. few good yearlings 86.609 7.25, common-medium ewes 83 i 3.25. few good trucked in $3 76. one load 134 lb. $4.10. 8outh San Franoinr SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8 AP-U. 8. Dept. A nr.) HOGS 3,100. including 1,550 direct; butchers 10 to mostly 36 lower; early top 9.68 on load good to choice 300-330 lb. weights; packing sows steady, mainly 7.50. CATTLE: 1,400. Including 145 di rect. Stesrs opened fairly active, steady to strong; uniformly good fed steers quoted around 9.38: part load medium 096 lb. steers 7.78: she-stock opened, mostly stesdy; part lcyui medium 780 lb. rang heifers 6.00; load good 030 lb. range cows 5.76; a losds dairy type "campaign" cowa 4.16, sorted, 18 hesd 8.35: bulk low cutters snd cutters eligible 3.00-4.00; calves:' 10. Nominally steady: good to cholcs vealera quoted around 9.80 10.60. ' SHEEP: 3,000, Including 660 direct. Lambs active, 36-35 higher; double good to cholcs 80 lb. recently shorn fed lambs 0.80: double medium to good 70 lb. mixed medlum-pel.t and wooled Ismbs 9.60: other classes practically absent; good to choice wooled slaughter ewes quoted up to 4.00. Chicago CHICAGO, Nov. 8. (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS 33.000; hogs 300 lbs. down snd packing sows 10-15 lower; heavier hogs 18-38 lower but mostly 18-30 lower than Friday's average; top 0.86 ; most good pack ing sows 8.80-8.80: lightweights and best medium weights up to 8.70. CATTLE 16.000. calves 3,600: choice and prime longfed steers and year lings active, strong on shipper ac count at 17.60 upward; top 19.76 for 1.355 lb. bullocks; cutter cows 3.7.V 4.75;- atrongweights 8.00: saus-r bulls and veslers fully steady, at 70" and 11.00 down respectively; atockprF and feeders firm. SHEEP 16.000; fst lambs and yearlings very slow; Indications 2.V lower; asking steady to lower ' -sheep; about steady on feeding ! Early bids good to choice n: . lambs upward to 0.76 and 10.0 slaughted ewes around 3.50-4.25. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. g. (API BUTTER Print: A grade. 37c lb. In psrehment wrappers, sac lb. In car tons: B grade 3Sc lb. In parchment wrappers. 37c lb. In cartons. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price) A grade, 37-37140 lb., country statlona: A grade, 35-35.)0 lb.: B grade, ac lb. less; C grade, 6c less. EGOS Buying price by wholesal ers: Extras, 30c dor,.; atandards, 37c doz.; firsts, 22c doz.: medium, 22o doz.; medium firsts, 23c doz.; small extras, 16c doz.; undergrsdes, 16c doz. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butcher, under 160 lbs., 11-U'ic: vealers, 13 lie; light and thin, 0-1 lc; heavy, 6c lb.; canner cows, 6-6c; cutters, 6Vi-7Vic; bulls, S-SVjc: spring lambs, l'j-15c; ewes, 4-7o lb. Cheese, live poultry, turkeys, steady and unchanged. Potatoea, onions, cantaloupes, wool, hay, steady, unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAOO, Nov. . (API Open High Low Deo. B4-S3 8614 64 H May 85-86 H 87 U July 81-H 83Ta 81H Close 88- VI 88-87 82-14 Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., NOV. 8. (AP) Grain: Open Hlgb t Low Close May 7914 TO't ' 78 78 Vi Dec. T7V4 7714 764 7614 Cash whest: Big Bend blues tern hw 18 per cent 81; 12 per cent 79: dark hard winter IS per cent 83: 13 per cent 80: 11 per cent 81; toft white and western white 77; hard winter 80; western red 78. Oats, No. 2 white 24.00. Oats.' No. 7 gray 26.00. Barley, No. 2-45 lb. b. w. 27.60. Com. No 2 B. T. ship 28 26 Bank Wst of th Roclcei Mid-Air Collision Plunges tWi- V 'Vy..:.. .- t.-. v .... . ........ , J i ' " 1 " "I Vv At '',-.' 1... f 4r.f sv Ti....,r T-riiiii-fn-- - r.-tiff'rraiM-5'u-!----r Mlllrun standard 21.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat 10ft; barley 3; flour 6; corn 3:- oats 4; hay 5. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Nov. 8. (API- Stocks traveled a rocky road In to day's market and while many leaders limped Into lower territory, others tilted forward at the close. A series of dips and mild rallies punctuated the session, reflecting nervousness of traders over confusing foreign and domestic developments. Depressing was the estimate this week's steel mill operationa would show the eighth consecutive decline. Bar gold In London, In terms of the dollar, stepped up to a new 3-year peek snd there were signs the United States may soon lose some of Its yellow metal stores. Further repatriation of short-term balances from America pushed up sterling to new top since September, 1030. The French franc also exhibited atrength. Transfers were around 1,400,000 shares. Todsy's closing prices for 33 sel ected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 151 Am. Can 85i Am. it Fgn. Pow ......... 4, A. T. r T. 140 Anaconda 26 Vi Atch. T. & S. F. v - 37'4 Bendlx Avia. 13 Beth. Steel . . 47 . 5114 - 671, - '4 - 3 .114V. . 38'., . 80 H - 8014 Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Com!. 8olv CurttM-WrlRht DuPont ..w.. Oen. Elee. Oen. Foods Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest. 64', I. T. T. Johns-Man. ... Monty Ward H. North Amer 6i 71 37J 19', 74 41 1"a lBH , 814 , 31 '4 . 491, . 13 70'i Penney (J. C.) ... Phllilpa Pet Radio Sou. Psc std. Brands St. Oil Cl St. Oil N. J. Trans.. AmT. Un'on Osrb. . Still Coughing? No matter how many medicine" ou have tried for your cough, ehest old, or bronchial Irritation, you can ret relief now with Creomulslon. Serious Unuble may be brewing and ou cannot afford to take a chance .1th. any remedy less potn' 'hsn -'reomulslon, which goes right to he seat of the trouble and aids na ura to soothe and heal the Inflamed lucous membrane and to loosen nd expel the germ-laden phlegm. Even 1 other remedies have felled, on't be discouraged, try Oreomul lon. Your drugglJt la authorized is efund your money If you are not horoiighly satisfied with the bene it obtained from th very first ottte. Creomulslon la one word no' wo, and It has no hyphen In It isk for It plainly, see thst the namt n the bottle Is Creomulslon. anc ouH get the genuine product ant iia relief you want. (Adv.) - " ' ' " "i . Unit. Aircraft 1714 U. S. Steel B4'4 Ronald Colman Has Leading Role Film on Craterian Screen Right on the heels of "Lost Hori zon," Ronald Colman ushered In an other magnificent bit of entertain ment with hla dual rola In 'The Prisoner of Zends," which opened a three day run at the New Craterian theatre yesterday. The picture is a modernized version of tne famous Anthony Hope swashbuckling tele of love. Intrigue and adventure In the courts of Europe, with Madeleine Carroll and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., in the chief supporting roles. Colman Is st his charming best In the difficult dual role of the ad venturous Rudolf Ressendyll and as the roistering King Rudolf V, whom hs resembled so closely. Then the agents of the king's brotuer, Black Michael (Raymond Massey), who Is plotting to seize the throne, render the king Incapable of attending hla own coronation by drugging hla drinks. Colonel Ze.pt (C. Aubrey Smith), and young Captitn von Tarlenhelm (David Nlven) en list Rassendyll to impersonate the king at the coronation. Rassendyll does so well that he even deceives the lovely Princess Flavta (Madeleine Carroll), betroth ed of the king, who proeeeda lo fell madly In love with Mm. Rassendyll loves her, too, and Is about to re veal the deception when It Is dis covered thst the king has been kid naped by Black Michael and his henchman, the dashing Rupert of Hentzsu (Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.) and Imprisoned In Zenda castle. It. thus becomes necessary to keep Rassendyll on the throne. It Is rrom this point that the story moves to s sweeping cllmsx with the king's real Identity kept a secret. North China experiences the cold est winters In the world for Its lati tude. r cook GAS SPEED CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SURE RESULTS Dm . I hooim fun I I - T I Five Navy Men to Death Too Late to Classify FURNITURE REPAIRING Regluelng. Cane chairs restored. Will call and. deliver. Jarmln. Phone 1203-R. ABBEY'S 8PECIAL 33 Chevrolet Master coach with trunk, looka good, rune fine. Priced right. 8345. See It at ABBEY'S, 0th As Bartlett, A WINTERIZED Plymouth sedsn, trunk, mnny extras Including anti freeze. A real bargain at 1437.00 on low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge 6e Plymouth Distributors FOR RENT 4-room furnished spart ment. close In, reasonable. Phone 1740-Y. FOR SALF Duroc sows, weiner pigs: sulky plow. Ed Gllmore, Elliott Farm. ROOM and BOARD for young man. Inquire Commercial Finance Corp. sbovo First National Bank. FOR RENT 2 furnished hou'keep ing rooms. 813, 323 Kennet. Behind Berrydslo 2nd Hand Store. FOR BALE 6 lota 2 blocks east of High school with modern house, fireplace, sleeping porch, garage, barn, chicken house, fruit, berries, shrubbery, lots of shsd-. 62500 terms. Box 302, Central Point, PLANER BLOCKS 64.46 per load Pine slabs 63.76 per losd. Central Point Woodvnrd. Phone 333. CHOICE business Income property. Ashlsnd. Very reasonable. See my agent, 106 N. Pioneer. AahlBnd. FOR RENT Modern 3-room aport-! ment, also 4-room unfurnished home. Csll st 817 West 10th. I UNCLS SLIM MOVES IN ON THE JONCSCSI mum. l'v M (IRAN l! 1MIM TOMOKKOtl: mm A throng Is shown above Inspect lug wreckage of nil amphibian plane which carried five navy fliers to Ihelr deaths after a collision Mvcr Boeing field In Seattle. Terrific force of the Impart with earth. Is attested hv the demolition of the plane and wide scnlterlng of the wreckage. The white bundles In the foreground of lower plctnae are the bodies of the five denil. (A. P. Photos'). FOR RENT Unfurnished house on Corning Court. Dr. Elliott. 1037 PACKARD 6 sedan. Whit wall tires. Small mileage, priced very reasonable. LANOE MOTOR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth. 38 N. Riverside BARGAINS IN USED MACHINERY High pressure Portable sprayer late model with hose, guns and filler 8600.00 Hartlle Mogul 12 sprayer rebuilt with hose and guns 8250.00 Two l'i h p. high pressure steam hollers, new fire box linings and fittings, each ... 6 75 00 Rebuilt Champion mower 8 30.00 7 Shank Cultivator (new) 8100.00 8 ft. Heavv Standard disc har row (new)' 8100.00 420 gnl. Automatlo pressure sys tem 67 .00 720 gal. Pressure pump 8 35.00 Two Steerllng Self priming CentrlfUHRl Dumps with 5 h p. gas engines, each :. 610000 smau spray pump sunaoie ior 300 lbs. pressure 8 38.00 4 h.p Cushman Engine (re built) 6 48.00 New Auto Steering snraver chaa- als (heavy) ..S 35.00 9 h.p. Diesel englae 6300.00 E. R. WHITE Snlea Engineer 124 N. Riverside Phone 27 Hhows t:l.1-:4VII:nn HURRY 1 End Tomorrow I History 'i Greatest Adventure ti euierrccr 'Wr. , LOVtlliST STORY Of CHILDHOOD SVSR TOLD1 sua .j er V 'I' JC 'r!A HERE ii WEDNESDAY i Hotel Cornelius SU park Porttans Feel at Home In "The Heart of Portland Comfort Convenience Courtesy Senrtee attractive Rates! Detached bath 11.00 ap With oath " op BEN 0. 0B1M8ON Mp. 1 IN THE HEART OF THE CITY FOR RENT 5-room furnlshec, house. 606 50. Newtown. C. . GATES AUTO CO, R. b a. USED CARS 'S3 Ford Coupe fSIA '35 Ford Coupe .....445 '3.1 Ford 2-door Sedan ... S446 '35 Ford Standard 4-door Sedan 46 '36 Ford de luxe 2-door Sedan 6570 C. E. OATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR RENT House 115 N. Peach. Tel. 1240-R. RELIABLE capable single middle-aged gentleman with clean habits. BO smoker desires work long or short lobs. What have you? Ekstrand, 341 N. Front St. LOfiT Front bumper bracket. Return to Shoe Dept.. Montgomery Ward. FOR RENT Close In 25 acres paatura. barn, house, hay for sale. Fowlaf Realtv Co. 44 N. Riverside. WANTED One or two passengers to shsre expenses to Los Angelas. S dsn. Leaving Tues. or Wed. Cell 808 st 8. Grape. Miss Owen. FOR RENT Furnished home at 81 Pennsvtvnnla Ave. S40. Address F. O. Box 261. Tulelake. California. ATTENTION you folks who are sleep ing on HARD bumpy matresses, take them to the CENTRAL POINT MATTRESS FACTORY and hava them renovated and rebuilt LIKtt NEW much cheaper than buying new ones. Will call for and ,lel1ve same dav. PHONE 38. CENTRAL POINT MATTRESS FACTORY. ABBEY'S SPECIAL '38 La FAYETTE two-door, radio, fine condition, looks llke'ne,w 8588 WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. Ninth snd Bartlett. Tel. 303 FOR RENT 2 acres, 5-room modern, furnished house, city water, close In. reasonable. Route 4, Box 13. PIANOS We now have a large stoea of slightly used small Bungalow pianos at prices you esn afford. Sea these high grade pianos. Ivers Pond, I.udwlg. Decker ei Son. Holnung, Vose. Knabe. and other fine makes. Small down payment. . easy terms. Hawley Transfer Co, 118 N. River, side. - WANTED General housework. Per manent Job by capable, woman, 68 week. References. Phone 628-J. FOR SAl.Bl Organs, heaters, chairs, tables, davenports, dressers, beds, at .Tack's 2nd Hand Store. 108 South Grape. ROOM AND BOARD. 1003 W. Main. LOST Gold and black enamel set brooch at theater or about town. Please leave at Tribune office. FOR RENT Modern 5-room house. Phone 640-X. WANTED Practical nursing. Tel 481 Central Point 8 a. m. to e p. ra. FOR SALE Feeder pigs. L. O. Pen. land, Route 4. Box 340, Medford. NEW AND USED oil heating stoves, also used wood hestlng and cook stoves. Jones Pump 8s Burner Co, 32 N. Grape. GREEN STAMPS are now given with all barber work at the MEDFORD CENTER BARBER SHOP, down stairs. Medford Center Bldg. Ladles' and children's hslr-outttng s spec ialty. Jim Grimes and Louie Erbes. REFINISHING Best materials prop erly applied. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. NOTICE Fine watch and Jewelry re pairing at reasonable prices. C. I Myers. 116 No Central. :4.-l:4-!;m MUST KND TONfTEt Exotic and Daring! DIETRICH JDONflf ! Knight Without Armor f nne Nngel and Warren Hull In "A BRIDE FOR HENRY" X Tragedy sNm)i Beery, Je, and lirrr (lad Romance Packed with Thrills! morrow VlAfA-"" 1 V A companion treat I 1 that tops 'Em all! WP? 7 frttnmnt! X1 1 fl'l M - f ii lini BUI fjjj Park At Hotel t3 . Part Port hind