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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO METWORP MATL TRTBUNE. MEPFOTtD. OREGON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13. 1938. . PwigWff' . I maw vDiMflTiirrt ArnHt 11 ATT I viui n tocki owned (mil LOCAL TALENT TO PLAY BIG PART IN Under the direction of Vernon I Price of the Rogera company, rehear f.t Are well underway (or the gala minstrel-review to be staged by the Medford Uona club the night ol April 10 and 5(1 In the aenlor high school auditorium. With - 350 local people In the cast, Including many of the clty'i tlneat musical performers, the show is expected to reach a new high In spectacular entertainment. Proceeds of the presentation will be used to swell the Lions club blind' fund, to assist the Medford Olee men, nd for the Junior symphony -orchestra. According to Mr. Price, rehearsals Indicate all members of the cast are on their toe and that one seen mores after the other with amazing speed and dsah. In addition to the skits, dances and spectacular, num bers making up the revue portion of tho show, an elaborate minstrel scene Is featured. Tunes are the latest, and offerings of the all comedy end-men will keep patrons sides aching. The end-men are Bay Marti, Charley Mor rlsey, Lowell Dupray. Jack Marshall, Mike Beck and William Brooks. Prominent local artists in the show are Dr. William Roney. Interlocutor, Andy Anderson, Clyde Williamson. Charles Prltchett, Art Render, or. u. L. Perkins, Eaton Humphrey. Herb Jenkins, Leland Brophy and J. F Haws. "Quiet Waters," a gorgeous scene In which girls represent the wake of the moon, will be featured by LA Mori Beck as soloist, a Iris who will take part In the scene are Iflls Brln son, Warlda, Cole, Betty Davis, Elate Older, Joan Mole, Helen McAllister, .Daphlne Shonkweller, Ruth Blornh and Joan Buchtr. HELP STOMACH DIGEST FOOD Without Laxatives snd You U list Thai win sia be a "hot-cha" num ber led by Mlaa Jewel Deter, with the following girls appearing: Helen Smith, Jean Bowen, Doretna una. Melba Unn, Pat Marguls, Mary Mile stone, Helen Lawrence and Lomtlne Swoape. "Touring Back In 1801," Is an Bi larloua comedy number In which the cay maids, bashful beaux and gaso line bungles of the Wo bring down tho house. Special costumes and ac ceasories are provided, with the fol lowing well-known peopla anrolled: Verne Boklrk. Lyia wiiiuunaon, uiauys Robinson, Marcla Chamberlain ana Mirth rMAauza of the dlrli. snd Charlie Morrlaey, Lowell Duprey, Jack Marshall, Richard Mole and Byron Murdock of the boys. One of the highlights of tha show Is "Black Moonlight," a beautirui ..W . HomVu,, Tn thA SnMlBltV scene will be Bette Davis, Daphne Shonkweller, Maxlne White, Joan Mole and LaMerle Beck. The ononis will consist of Durell Adams, Bar hum Bavan. Herbert Howard, Alpha Whlllock, Stanley Oustln, Ruth Slo- rah, Douglas Plckell and oretcnen One of the show's most Interest ing features will be the appearance of the Medford Oleemen, under the direction of Sebastian Apoiio. Tne following are members of the Oiee roen: Almua Prultt, assistant dl!: tor; Maynard Bush, president; and m K niton, ahelton Waters, fjall Thomson. Prank aray, Morris Stern er, Earl BesJl, A. J. McDonough, Mar tin Webb. J. E. Hlllls, Ray Erlckson. Harry Mam. Merle Dietncn, nay nun- snker. lii. .iwlng. C, L. Smith, J. H. liu-onale, Morris Ellett, Henry wvrt-rmever. Ken Denman. Victor Tongwald, Earl roy, Dr. W. W. How ard, Charles Buchanan, A. L. Vroman. Claude vanZandt, Mr. Crows ana Oiant Boan. Other performers in the oast are; rinrnthv Dawson. Dorothy Olllette, Ruth May Preabt, colleen Wlnterhald- er, Beverly Pearson, Lllybelie cose bolt, Virginia Hawley, Colleen Baw don, Muriel Plntt, Doris Robinson. Alba Blanchl, Shirley Lawrence, Bar bara Preston, Phyllis Canon, tola Plenlng, Elberta Huhler, Ruth Mor gan, Reva Read, Constance King. Bar hum Monraw. Msrv Jane Lewis, Ines Jano Kendall, Irene Pranklln. Agnes Drummond, Eva Hedriok, Kathryn Jones, Wanda Dunatan. Marnelle Bev Everylhinf from Soup to Nuts Tha ituntrh thould SliMt to sound of r4 . mn jou .at wr, IFUIT. nwH or nca ar man you ara n.noui. Dum.d or chti, tit worlr roor atomaeh potira out too nues fluid. Tour fond doaan't Slant and roll hara fai. heart Sum, nauara. pain or aws atoisaca. Ton faal aoor, Irk and upial all oar. Doctora Bar nerer tab a lataUf for atomart, pain. It la &ntaroui andfooilah. It tak.i Ihoia llltla Mart uhlau caliad Bell-anl rcr Indliaallon a maka tha aicta .toomh flulda harralaii. fellata flitrcn in 5 alnutci and put rou back on lour taL RallaT tt ao quirk 11 la anaalnf and ona SSa Sscftw proraa Ik Aak tor Ball.an tor ladtiaatloa to 19.00; 226-70 lb., 18.00 to mostly M.2S; light lights mostly 18.26; pack ing sows, e.75a.7.00; few choice 104 lb. feeder pigs up Mas. CATTLE 160, Including 6 direct; oslves 26. Including 10 direct; few steers steady at Monday's advance; common-medium, $6.25 ft 7.60; strict ly good fed quotable up to 68.75; helfera acarce; few cutters, $4.60 6.00; fed salable around $7.603 8.16: eows slow, weak to shads lower moat of Monday's advance l"et; law cutter and cutter eows. S3 50 c 75; built, 65.60 tt 6.26: vealers steady, chalce 60.00-16; deluxe up $9.75. SHEEP 200, Including IB direct: market about stendy; few lots good spring lambs, $0.00-16; choice quot- sble to $l.oo; common - meaium throwouts, $8.00-16; few common- medium shorn lambs, $56; me dium-good shorn ewes, $3.50r?4.00. Livestock Ins mostly $8.75: carload quotable I B grade. 2c lb. less; South Han Franclsro SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April 11 (AP-USDA) -Hogs "00, Including 176 direct. Generally steady; top and bulk sorted good to choice 170-225 lb. butchers, $8.00: packing sows steady to 16c higher; good light sows up to $6.75; around 116 head good to choice butchers sifted from the show, $8.76. CATTLE: 200, Including 38 direct. Steers steady; supply limited to two losds medium to good 985-900 lb. Nevadas at $8.35; good light fed steers quoted up to $9.00; ahe stock strong; low cutters and cutters. $3.75tt4.50; fleshy dairy type cows, $4.78 m 5.00 freely; bulls steady, odd head $5.00a6.25. Calves 10. Steady; odd head medium to good vealers. $8.00i9.50; choice quoted to $10 50 SHEEP 1600, Including 1200 di rect. Lambs opened weak, quality considered: 1 deck largely medium 68 lb. California spring lambs. $7.60 straight: 2 decks good springers held higher; older olasses praotically ab sent; wooled slaughter ewes quoted up to around $4.50. lees. EOOS Buying prices by whole salers: Specials, 18c; extras. 16o; Standards, 15o: apeclal mediums. 16c: extra mediums. 14c; standard mediums, 16c; undergrades, I W doz. COUNTRY MEATS Selling prlos to retailers: Spring lambs, 31' 34c lb.; others unchanged. TURKEYS Nominal. Buying p-loei Breeder hens, 20c lb.; selling price: Breeder hens. 22 e 24c lb. Cheese and live poultry unchanged. Am. Pgn. Pow- A. T. & T. Anaconda - - Atcn. T. k S. F. Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. . Chrysler ...... Com. Sorv. Curtlss-WUght Dupont ...- Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., April IS (AP) Oraln: (wheat) Open High Low L.ose May . .76 -luvt i" July .74'4 -74'A .74A .74 J4 Sept: .74 -75 .74 .75 Cash grain: Oats, No. 2. 38-lb. white $25.60; No. 2, 3E-lb. gray $25.ou. Barley, No. 2, 45-lb. B. w. sua. Corn. No. 2, E. Y. shipment, $28.76. Mlllrun standard, unquoted. Cash wheat Ibid): Soft white 78',4c: western white, 78V4C: western red, 77c. Hard red winter ordinary, 77Ho; 11 pe.cent.' 79o; 12 percent, 82c: IS percent, dec: 14 percent. 90o. Hard red spring ordinary 77o; 11 percent, 70c; 12 percent. 82o; 13 per cent, 86c: U percent, ooo. Hard white, Baart ordinary, 79o; 11 percent, 80c; 12 percent, 81e; IS per cent, 82c; 14 percent, 830. Today's car recelpta: wheat 34; bar ley 4; flour 6; corn 1; mlllfeed 4. den. Eleo. Oen. Foods Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest. T. ft T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer Penney (J- o.) Phillips Pet Radio ...... Portland PORTLAND. Ore., April 13. (AP UBDA) Hogs 500, Including 165 di rect; market fairly active, mostly stesdy: good-choice 156-210 lb. drive- The tfflt Want PRECISELY Yott FOR EASTER Not "Jutt another hat." BUT AN EASTER HAT THAT'S TRULY INDIVIDUAL ... one that call for admiration (. . . one you'll be proud to wear just as we are proud to 'have our label in it . . . And you'll find it in our person ality collection of really smart hats for Easter . , , Perfectly priced at $2.98 to $12.50 ADRIENNE'S LuOella O'Brien, Manager Hat Dopt. Easter Accessories Bags - Gloves New Bags and Gloves to Match Your Ensemble Priced $1.98, $3.98, $5.98 ALSO LINGERIE NEW JEWELRY HOSIERY HANDKERCHIEFS Let Your Easter Gift Come From Adrienne'i. Look Your Finest for Easter with a Permanent, from Adrienne'i Salon of Beauty ADRIENNE'S Chicago. CHICAGO, April 13. (AP-USDA) Hogs 9000, Including 2500 direct; market moderately active; generally 10-15C higher than Tucadny's aver age; top, $8.65; good 350-650 lb. packing sows, $7 .26-60; smooth hutcher kinds up to $7.76. CATTLE 8000; cslves 1200; both steeres and yfarllngs strong; strictly choice 1272 lh. strs. $10.35. the top: long yearlimjs. $9.00; steer mar ket mostly $8.00nr9.50; best yearlings $9.10; weighty sausage bulls, $700 down; vealers $10.50 down: mostly $0.50 down to $8.00. SHEEP 5000. Including 600 direct: lata Tuesday fat lambs steady to weak: about 10-16c lower; top, $8 60: today's trsde moderately active; moetly steady; wooled lambs, $8 25 40; good to choice 120 lbs., $5.00. Chicago Wheat Chicago Wheat. CHICAGO, April 13 (AP) Wheat: open High tow tiiose . .8314 .83 .83 .82 . .80 14 .80 V, .79 SO . .80 3114 XQV, 30 May July Sept. Wall St. Report Portland Produce PORTLAND, April 13 (AP) But ter Prints: A grade, 28c lb. In parchment wrappers; 20c lb. In lar tons: B glade. 31'Ao lb. In psrhh ment wrnppers, 28o lb. In cartons. BUTTKHFAT Portland delivery, buying prlle: A grade, 26'Aia37c lb., rotintry stations; A grade, 25d lb.; NEW YORK, April 13. (AP) Buyera favored Industrial shares ana shied away from rails in a tempera, mental stock market today. A wide break In Santa Fa shares threw other rails off the bullish track. Delayed two houra before markot could be made, Santa Fe preferred plunged more than 13 points at one time, while the com mon soon after the opening broke about 4. later rallying a bit. Liquidation in Santa Fe followed overnlRht announcemont that the road had decided to defer action on payment of Interest on the 4 per cent adjustment bonds of 1995, the first delay since the road was rc- orRiuilred In 1896. The slide shocked other sections of the market tor while. ' Transactions approximated 860,000 shares. Todny's closing prices for 32 'tACted stocks follow: Alt Chem. As Dye 14214 Am. Can 88 Bone, YvLalf Sou. Pae Std.' Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer. . Union Carb . Unit. Aircraft -U. S. Steel S 127 2754 48 . 40 4H 1V4 4 102(4 84 26 82 82(4 1 87(4 81(4 17 82 14 83y4 8 11 7 29' 47 8 17(4 24 45 SAN FRANCISCO. April IS (AU- USDAI Butter, score, 92-28(4; 91 35(4. SAORAMENTO, April U. UP) Ohurnlng cream buturfat: First grade 39; second grade 2a. ' T Cltuaef In Med ford's third safe driv ing school will be held each Tuesday and Thursday from 10:30 to noon on Monroe street at the aenlor high school, It was announced today by Mark Ooldy. chairman of the Med ford Traffic .afety council. The school was organized and the first claw held at the high school yenterday. Nineteen adults and 18 high school students were enrolled. The school will continue to May 13. Safe driving Is stressed in the In struction. Instructors are Harris Janes, Lou Brauley and Prank Hull. Representing the hlfjh school as instructors are Russ Acheson and Bd Kirtley, faculty members. STNOPH1B or ANNUL BTATK.HBNT Ot THE NORTH HlVEJt INSUKAsNCB CO. or 110 William St.. Kw York. In tbt 8i4( ot Nw York, on th thirty 'tim dy of DoecmtMr. ItlT. mad to th In u ranee Commtieioner of tho Stata of Orafon. purauant to law: CAPITAL Amount of capital a toe a paid op I t,IS0.9.t0 INCOME Nat pramlume roealvod d ur ine tha yaar I 1,111, Intaraat, dlvtdanda and rants rcalvd during tha year 1,011,111.11 Incoma from oibar aourcai raoalvad during- tha yer I7l,lil9.10 Total Incoma f T.ISI.M1.1I DISBURSEMENTS Nat loaaoa paid during tha year Including adjuatmant axpanaaa 2,4t.S3T.i Dlvldanda paid on cplta4 lock during tha year ... 110,000.00 Commlitalona and aalarlea paid during tha year Mll.tll.eT Taxee. Ilcenaee and feaa paid during the year Hf.fll.40 Amount ot U other expend Jture 1.0IO.ITI.&7 Total espendltvree I ;,31.l ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real aetata owned (market value) f 111.016.10 Value of at co It a owned (market value) ll,lTS.4ia.OO Value of bnnds owned (amortized) Loane on morigagao and collateral, ate Caah in bank and on hand Premium a In course of col lection written alnea Sep tember 10. 111 Iniereat and rente due sad accrued Other aetata (net) .HT.llT.lt 111.100.00 UJMJI.It fil.Tll.te 4fl.STl.04 IS.4S1.41 V.IU w- va. " " . ... ... ket value) i.m.u." Vniui of bonda owned mar- ket or amortlaed) t."Tl,41S t" Loan on morifagea and eel lateral, etc ...... ! Caah In banke and on band 111.004. Premium la oourae of col lection written eincf nap timber JO. 193T . , mmA n itua and Olh.r saHts (net) !.. 1 III.IOO.U Total smllted assats . . .l7.HH.Hl i . LIABILITIES Qrosa claims for loawa un- pld 9 IH.IM.se AmuuqC ef uarn.s pr.m turns ea all oulatandlnf rial. IH'.MI " Put for eommlaaloa aao brok.r.i. "JJ.'IJ All oth.r llablllllta T0,m.3t Total llablllllaa, xc.pt cspttal capital psia n.ooi.m.io 11,000.000. t.335.S1.08 .$S.3a5.91.08 Surplus ov.r all llabllltl... Surplus aa regards polleyhold.ri Total IT.m.SO.Si Bl SIN'RKa IN PBEOON TOR THE YEAR Nst pr.ralums r.c.lv.d durlsj v.., IH.llt.IS Nat loaaaa paid during th. .r I.I1S.IS ...M. mcgrrwl durlol las . f.lli.aa .s", . of Company. PACIKIO nB ! HVKA.WI rOMPAST. Nam. of Pr..ld.at. C. V. of S.cr.lary. A. B. Matth.wa Statutory roaldent sttorn.y for Mrrles. Inauranes CommlMlot.r. Strike out "markat" or "smortlsaov" Loral As.nt CAKf. T TENOWAt.D Its n . -Main., Usdford Or. To keep DAINTY and sweet bi addition to the protective advantage of M D ( mad icated douche powdar 1 be rjuM of na Oxyquinolin con tact (1 la coolutf and re frHhlng. At all laadini drug and department atorea f0 FEMININE HVCIENE A lovely gift for a lovely lady! BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Iveans of 608 North Riverside avenue a boy weighing seven pounds and 14 ounces In the community hospital early this morning, Wednesday, April IS. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Emll Peter son of 804 West 13th street, at the Community hospital at 9:30 this morning, a girl weighing six pounds, five ounces. The little girl has been named Sen J a Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Je'f Davis of 833 Beat ty street, are the parents ot a girt weighing six pounds, 7!6 ounces, born Sunday at the community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dow of 1119 West Main street, are the parents of a boy baby weighing eight pounds, 13 ounces, born at the Community hospital Tuesday evening. TotaJ admitted asaeta ... Ill, 39), 114. 40 LIABILITIES , Oroae claim for loeaeaa un paid I IIM1I.0O Amount of tinea rned pre mlumc on all outatandlng rlaka MU.TSMT Due for coram laal on and brokerage 41,000.00 AH other llabilltlea 44I.S9S.ST Total llabilltlea, aicapt oanltal I 7.2S1.I34.44 Capital paid up.U.006,000.00 Burpiue over an llabilltlea .. .11.010,563. JS Surplua aa regarde policy- noidera .14.030,l9.l Total 111. 191. Ils-to BUSINE3S IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net sremlumi received durina tha year 110,309. 4 Net loasea paid during the year 22,607.11 Net loaaae incurred during- the year 22.103.86 Name of Company, Tho North nivor In cur ance Co. Name of President, J. Latter Paraone. Name of Secretary, David Q. Wake man. Statutory realrirnt attorney for errvlce. Inauranco Commlaalonar, Balem. Ore gon. Strike out "market" or "amortlfad." Lorol A gent a DAN115TJa.ROIII.NSON INP. AGENCY Mod ford, Oregon. Don't worry about wet mussr wood. Just srdar "Pree-lo-loga" they are BONE-DRY, always ready to use and "all heat" leas than a shovel ol ashes to a ton. No soot or smoke, no clinkers. CLEAN CONVENI ENT AND ECONOMICAL. MEDFORD DEALERS Medford Fuel Co. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 631 Plume 76 Southern Oregon PrP8tn-tor,s Co. , 1 1 1 L 1" Q"i3 vt.-.' ,' I; ; , M ityY if, J synopsis or anncal statkmbkt Of the PACIPIC K1BB INSURANCE COMPANY of New York. In the State of New York, on the thirty. flrai day of December, 193T, made to tho Insurance Commlaaloner of the State of Oregon, purauant to law; CAPITAL Amount of capital atock paid paid up 11,000,000.00 INCOME Net premtuma received dur ing the year I3.940.llt.60 Intaraat, dlvldenda and renta received during the year. 309,418.40 Income from other aourcea received during the year. 04.710. 14 Total Income 14.331,605.14 DISBURSEMENTS Net loaaee paid during the ynr Including adjustment exjJoncoB $l,7l!4,S8T.8l Dlvldenda paid on capital a took during the yenr ... 140,000.00 Commiesiona and aalarfai paid during tne yenr i,t, ot.t Taxaa. licenrea and teea paid during the year 10l.61l.ll Amount of all other expen- dltur 9AS.ni1.lll !! i u EXTRA IT'S FALSE YV ECONOMY Mb) GRANDPA Al Smith ot welcoming kiss from grand daughter Mary Warner, 10, on arrival In Albany for New York state constitutional convention. jda-V Re am $5 Chapter, O. Stated Communication of 8. 5. Thursday evening, April V . u at 8 o'clock. Da Molay Hall- Visiting members welcome. HATTIE M. ALDEH. Secretary. To Wear Yourself Out Over Laundry N'a woman ne itrfe Mrkgchro anrl headache, from Uunrirj -ork at httme. It's tH much -and ran he so east t done awir lh hv lettlnir ns i yonr Hashing and IronlnR- Accept our gift of at dsn of tetsura a year. You'll find onr htll low endln your laundry to as will provo health and money economy. : American Lundry 131 CENTRAL AVlNDt ,.MlDf0RP,CRC. i PHONE 8T1 LAWRENCE HUBERT Vloltnlut with Ruhlnoff, Qeorge stoll. Raymond PaJs KF1, KNX. KF"D. KTAR, KHJ. nvpert Instruction for ad-anced -tudent. Quirk, eomprrhen sire course for heclnners. ALL VIOMX LBSOVl TR1CT1.T PRIVATE Special elae for Out tar and Banjo. Studio at BALDWIN PIANO SH0PPE Medford Phone SS3 Total expi-n.llt'irfH (:..s;:t. 790.21 ADMITTKD ASSETS Value of real ratal owned (market value) 3I.S84.tO MmJ- Mr EASTER BONNET BOX of SHEER SILK STOCKINGS A gift to add glimouf and smartness to her new Spring ensemble. NoMend luxuri ously fine, expensive-looking stockings ... in their gay little Bonnet Box, a gift to delight any woman, be she 16 or 60 I JllriettaVs SHIED or SEMI 2 PAIRS IN THE I0HHET II! 31 and $1 .15 M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE HOUSES FOR OLD! mimm DON'T FORGET . EASTER CARDS Send Ihem to yonr friend and loved ones. They cost to little they mean to much. SWEM'S Greeting Cardi TYPICAL YOU MAY MAKI DWIUINCUNIT Alf-CoxdlHsnlag Hsalini Syltams I fgmseai. stoksrs, til bums ft. boils'. K.t Wars. Hsarsrs Daara, Fsncoa Dthwwars, WatVs Uhlln tyirams ' LaaalMipiiif ' Hsraofaf Sysrams Vtntllaiiai SysrsiM W.H. and Ciltaru )IIH sal Iwskisst Naoks ak Caasl, Obtain CUmH. Capbasra), Inndry Cbutas, Tubs Mlrrars, Sbtrns VcaHUrlRf Fan MISCfUANtOUl Barn Fans, Bins taatki, Srallt, Trovistit Baralar Alarm SyslaiTis llsvatort, ticalatOft Firs Alarm Jyarssas Fir Etcaas Safiabtsr Sysram UNDIK PROVISIONS OF THl NtW Aatlondl jouiiny -Oct ' you MAY MODERNIZE YOUR HOME through The First National Bank of Portland Rrst Notional loora, under this oct, ronge from $50 to $10,000 for moderniiotion of homes ond business plants, and up to $2,500 for construction of new, non-residential ' buildings. FHA finonclng through this bank, assures youi Rent-like payments; na extra charges. establishment of Bank Credit. Benefit of axport knowledge aqulred through flnan-lng the modernliation of thousands of homes throughout Oregon. MEDFORD BRANCH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND "Firtl National Bant West of the Rocfciej F t 0 t I A i 0 e F O S I T "Htm CI COIFOlAtlOH 1 1 tt I M I I I