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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. JUNE 7, 1933 PAGE SEVEN LUL-L and Band IMcnlc Mrs. Harry Prentice's accordion band will hold a plcctc Thursday at 1 at Jackson Hot Springs. With Auto Firm Miss Jean PhlUlpa has Joined the office staff of the Pterce-Allen Motor company. Inc. - Fined $10 Donald J. Spencer, 30. of Med ford was fined $10 In city court yesterday afternoon for being drunk Saturday night. To San Francisco Wr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter of Veritas archards are leaving this evening for San Fran cisco. Returns Home Albert Burch of Ross Lane returned on this morn ing's train from Colorado where he had spent three weeks. He is a con sulting engineer. Returns Home Miss Doris Munn returned to her home In Bams Valley on June 4 after spending a week at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Cushman, at Trail. Unit to Meet Medford home ex tension tmlt will convene Wednesday In the courthouse auditorium at 1:30 p. m. During the session officers for next year will be Installed and the program planned for next year. Recovering J. H. Goswick, owner of the Hotel Grand, was reported re covering satisfactorily today from a major operation he underwent In Sacred Heart hospital yesterday. It was expected that he would be able to receive visitors the latter part of the week. To Remodel E. J. Allen of 15 South Front -street applied at the city building Inspector's office yes terday for a permit to remodel a building at a stated cost of $1000, H. H. Haswell of 23 Mistletoe street applied for a permit to remodel and repair a residence at a stated cost of 600. H.E.C, to Meet: Jacksonville Home Economic club will convene for luncheon tomorrow at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Lula Flsk In the Griffin Creek district. All members are ask ed to be present as plans for the Jack son County Chamber of Commerce dinner will be formulated. School Observer Philip L. Paine, assistant In personnel management at the U. S. regional forester's office nt Portland, arrived by train this morn lng to attend as an observer the fire control training school at Carberry The school is being conducted for tho summer field personnel of the Rogue River national forest. Klwanls Speakers N. B. Rader, district traffic manager of United Air Lines, and W. R. Thigpen, traveling passenger agent, both of Portland will address the regular weekly luncheon-meeting of the Klwanls club in the Hotel Medford tomorrow at 12:15 They will speak on commeroial avi ation. C. M. Hurd Is program chair man. To Give Talk Ray Cameron, Med ford high school student, will give a talk on the history of the Siskiyou mountains at tonight's meeting of the Southern Oregon Gem and Mln eral society In the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce at 7:30. This is the fourth a series of talks by high school students on geologic and mineral subjects. Plans for a field trip Sunday will be made at the meeting. Minor Accidents Jimmy Glenn of 402 Park street and Charles Humph' rey of Eagle Point drove cars In- olved In a slight mishap on Park street Monday afternoon, a city police report said today. Machines operated by Bill Tycer of Kerby and Emil Jeff- coat of Wonder collided with minor damage on the Pacific highway near the Pine Cone Monday evening, ac cording to a report on file in city police station today. To Compete Employes of Medford postofflce will compete again this year In the annual national airmail rose show to be held during the year ly Portland rose festival, June 3-11 it was announced today by Post master Frank DeSouza. The Med ford entries won prizes in the. first two airmail rose shows. Purpose of the show. Is to demonstrate the speed and efficiency of the airmail service. not only for cities on the commer cial air transport lines but for the numerous communities connected with airports by train and star route service. Bark from East Chaplain and Mrs. H. W. Anderson and daughter Dorothy returned last evening from a month's visit in the east and mid' west, during which Chaplain Ander son attended "the annual convention of the chaplains association of the TJ. 8. army, at Washington, D. C He is on ditty here as CCC district chap lain. At the convention he was elect ed vice-president of the association for the ninth corps area group. He also attended sessions of the northern Baptist convention In Milwaukee. Wis. The Andersons also visited relatives and friends In Mt. Pleasant. Term.. Galllpolls and Toledo. Ohio, Detroit. Mich, and Chicago and Rockford, 111 . Ames and Montlcello. Iowa, and Cas per, Wyo. Places of interest visited Included Natural Bridge. Va.. the Cumberland mountain area in Ten nessee, Wind River canyon and Hot Springs. Wyo.. and the Telowstone national park. Why UDGA Tablets Curb Excess Add Distress of STOMACH ULCERS If yuf itomtcf pib U tnoraptnird by GA hunt rk tY.et.i.ig. Ucunrti. Durmri, INDI GENT x . rjyKi, etc , don i tikr bkin tod dinrio -irci or htJVav rritunt. but folio thf iflvrf-f of tu iho-jur.Jt of lurmff acid-tomirh uflrrer rixemmer-d I'DGA TUetl to twlp ID'j TtNttt Uittfor. F.hitcia'i i-jccful pfrKTic-K-a Utt to brin reii from extra iV tc:r.ctt d urm Vtei Irwtiwni wppiy J' ti on rr.-rUd jri'ir.tre of remit w moory bufc! Gc LLG jv) r;l or gt tout nMy btfk WEMI.RN TMItllT TORE and all good drug stores PERSONAL Visits Here Mrs. H. L. Myers of Ashland transacted business here yes terday. From Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Colver of phoenix were Medford ca'.l era yestreday. From Ranch Mrs. Ed Gilmore of the Elliott farm was a business caller in Medford today. From Portland Duncan Nease of Portland was a business visitor In Medford yesterday. In Clinic R. M. Finney of Jack sonville underwent an operation for the removal of his tonsils today In Osteopathic clinic. In Hospital Barbara Koehler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam K. Koehler of Central Point, underwent an operation today In the Ostopathlc hospital for the removal of her ton sils. Home for Summer Ted Taylor, student ' at Oregon State college In Corvallls and son of L. C. Taylor of 204 Vancouver avenue, returned to Medford Saturday night to spend the summer at his home here. To Rose Show Mrs. L. O. Taylor of 304 Vancouver avenue will leave Thursday to witness the annual rose festival In Portland. She will be ac companied by her mother, Mrs. Chris Baler, and her aunt. Mrs. Florence McCraney, who are guests' at the Tay lor home. Before returning to Med ford the group will visit relatives in Tacoma, Wash. The trip will take about a week. Proh ftr-axa Fir r. w ft mr this afternoon were conducting an investigation to ascertain who set a Dlle Of brush nn fir amH lf It tn spread to grass that had been cut ua b ,os on wiuamette avenue near Smith Street. Th fir rinrfmnt.'.i chemical crew was called about noon to extinguisn tne maze and arrived Just in time to save a chicken house irom destruction, tne iiremen re ported. Rubbish fires are not to be left unattended, Chief Roy Elliott pointed out. Livestock Portland PORTLAND, Ore., June 7. (AP USDA) Hogs 300, market active, steady, good-choice 170-310 lb. drlve lns $8.50, medium $8.25; packing sows $6.00-50. good-choice feeder pigs sal able $8.00-50. CATTLE 50, calves 35, market slow; medium grass steers salable $6.75 8.00, strictly good common grass fed $8.75, grass heifers $6.00-7.50; 1 ow cutter and cutter cows $3.25-4.00. common-medium $4.25-75, good beef cows salable $5.00-75, few bulls $5.75 6.00, vealers steady with Monday's low time, good-choice $8.50-7.00. select $7.50. SHEEP 350, market active, spring lambs 25 higher, others steady, bulk and top good-oholce spring lambs $7.00, common - medium $5.50-6.50, light culls $4.50, few shorn old crop lambs $4.50, medium ewes $2.00-25. South San Francisco SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 7, (AP-USDA)-Hogs 625; around steady: about 135 head choice 175-200 lb. butchers $9.10-18; paokage 250 lbs. at $8.55. CATTLE 150; slow, about ateady; quality common and medium; about four loads on sale eligible $6.50-7.00; she-stock steady, load 870 lb, grass heifers $6.00; odd grass bulls $5.25. Calves 100: steady; about 25 head 311 lb. California vealers $8.50; load 305 lb. calves $7.50. SHZBP 1,050, Including 390 direct; steady; choice absent; short deck 66 lb. wooled lambs $7.35; 3 decks me dium to good 70-75 lb. CaHromlas $6.65; ewes nominally $.50-1.50. Chicago CHICAGO. June 7. (AP-UBDA) HOGS: 15,000. Including 4,000 direct; 5s 15o higher; top $9.00; good 400 550 lb. packing sows $7.75 8.00; lighter weights $8,10 8.35. CATTLE 7.000: calves 3.000, fed steers and yearlings opening steady: early top $10.60: light ateers $10.30; yearlings $10.15: heifers steady; early top $9.50: cutters weak: bulk $4.25 5.25: weighty sausage bulls $6.90 down: vealers 36 50c higher at $9.50 down. SHEEP 6.500, Including 3.300 di rect: late Monday fat lambs and springers mostly 35o higher; sheep steady; best native spring lambs $10,359.50; good Callfomlas $10.15: clipped lambs $8 65618 10 mostly: clipped Iambs firm; most native springers $10.75ll: clipped lambs downward from $8; sheep etesdy. . P. Butter SAN FRANCISCO. June 7. (AP USDA) Butter, score 93. 36e; 91. 34c. BE EGONOMWISE Order your green SLAB Now when delivery u wsured 12 nd 16 Inch 75 Timber PRORilicTS company MIDrOHO S&tW OHMION Portland Produce PORTLAND. June 7. (API BTJT TEP: Prints. A grade, 37c parch ment wrappers; 28c In cartons; B grade 26 He lb. In parchment? wrap pers. 37 Vic lb. in cartons. BUTTER FAT Portland delivery, buying price: A grade 25g35Vio In country stations; A grade. 33'io lb.; B grade. 3c less; C grade 6c lb. less. Eggs Buying prices by wholesal ers: specials, 22c; extras. I9ie; standards, 17',-ic: special medium. 17'ic; extra mediums lB'.c; under grade 15HC dozen. Cheese, country meats, live poul try and turkeys unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Ore., June 7. (AP) Grain: Wheat Open High Low Close July 66 tS'i 66 68(4 8ept. 66 6714 7(4 Cuh grain: m Oats. No. 3 38-lb. white, 25.00; No. a 38-lb. gray. 39.00. Barley, No. 3 46-lb. b. w., 3500. Corn, No. 3 e. y. ahlp., 38.50. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white, 6614; western white, 6714; western red, 67. Hard red winter ordinary. 67: tl per cent, 67; 13 per cent, 70; 13 per cet, 74; 14 per cent. 79. Hard red spring ordinary, 66: 11 per cent, 66; 13 per cent. 69; 13 per cent, 74; 14 per cent, 60. Hard whlte-Baart ordinary, 6814: 11 per cent, 6814; 13 per cent, 69; 13 per cent, 73: 14 per cent, 74. Today's oar receipts: Wheat, 14; barley, 1; flour, 0; corn. 4: mill feed, 3. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. June 7. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Closa July 7014 -7314 .70 .781. Sept. 7214 -74 .71 .74 H Dec . .73V4 .7534 .7314 -75 4 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, June 7. (AP) Back sliding tendencies crept Into the stock market today after a slow forenoon rally and early gains of fractions to a point or more were reduced or transformed Into losses of as much at the close. While selling waa viewed as un Important transfers approximated 400,000 Bhares the urge to cash In even small proflta was sufficient to curtail what little buying was In evidence. Today's closing prices for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. tt Dye 146',i Amer. Can 86 Am. & Fgn. Power 3 A. T. & T 129 Anaconda 33 Atch. T. St S. F 264 Bendlx Avla. , 104 Beth. Steel 44 Caterpillar Tract 39 Chrysler 41 Coml. Solv 7 Curtlas-Wright 4 DuPont 96 14 Oen. Eleo. 33 Gen. Fooda 28'4 Gen. Motors 28 Int. Harvester .. 62 I. T. & T . 8 Johns-Man 68 Monty Ward 31 North Amer 18 Penney (J. C.) 59 Phillips Pet 33 Radio .w 8 14 South. Pacific Standard Brands ..... St. Oil Cal St. Oil N. J ...... Trans. Amer Union Carb. .............. 10 7 27 46 8V4 64 36 43 United Aircraft U. S. Steel SACRAMENTO, June 7. (AP) Churning cream butterfat: first grade 38c; second grade 3014c. 10 NOMINATE OFFICERS FOR YEAR Officers for the ensuing year will be nominated at tonight's regular semi-monthly meeting of Medford post of the American Legion In the armory at 8 o'clock. Tbe meeting will also receive re ports on the Legion Junior baseball project and Beaver boys' state plans Preparations will be made for repre sentation at the annual state and national conventions. Because of the Importance of the agenda to be disposed of tonight. Don Newbury, post commander. Is sued a plea for every member to make a special effort to be present. Mr. Newbury also Invited visiting Legionnaires to attend. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. WOOD BIO LOAD Delliered la city limits. TALENT FROM AFAR GIVEN CHANCE FOR Angus Moore of Shawnee. Okla., and Hagen Moore of Baker, Ore., ar- rived In Ashland Sunday to take part In this year s Oregon Shakespearean festival, and were among those given auditions last night by Director An gus L, Bowmer. The two Moores are not related. Angus Moore has Just returned from England where he played during the past season with the Michael Martin Harvey Shakespearean company tour ing the Island. He also served as assistant stage manager with the stock company. Prior to that time. he studied with the London Central school and played with the Little Theatre company at Bath. Hagen Moore, director of dramatics at the Baker. Ore., high school, la a graduate' of the University of Ore gon drama department and waa granted a scholarship with the Pasa dena Playhouse last season. He also studied last year with the Theodore Irving school In New York City, and is regarded as an actor of promise. The two men are the first of a number of young actors coming here from all over the United States to take part in the festival, according to Director Bowmer. Others are ex pected to arrive this week. Bob Stead man, Klamath Falls, dra ma director for the Hantey, Ore., high school, arrived two weeks ago and is again Working as technical director for the productions. "Twelfth Night," "Taming of the Shrew," "Hamlet" and the "Merchant of Venice" will be presented during the festival Au gust S to 13, inclusive. All young people In the valley who wish to take part are invited to attend the auditions at 8 o'clock every night this week In the South' ern Oregon' Normal school audito rium, according to Bowmer. NEW DEAL PR0P0SE0 FOR LOCAL BREWERY An organization la being formed here to take over the property for merly owned by the Oold Seal Cream ery and Southern Oregon Brewing corporation, it was announced today. It Is planned to add additional bus iness lines to those conducted now. It is reported that stockholders of the Southern Oregon Brewing corpor ation and the preferred stockholders of the Gold Seal Creamery will be given an opportunity to participate In the new organization by reason of their stock holdings in Southern Ore gon Brewing corporation , and the Gold Seal Creamery. S. A. Kroschel, present owner of the property, Is here now considering a proposal for the property from the new organization. He stated he saw a good future for the new organiza tion, i'and regretted that he could not help operate It, but woud assist the company financially. He has to leave for San Diego In a few days. COUNCIL WILL VOTE ON PAVING CONTRACT City council Is to vote at Its regu lar semi-monthly meeting tonight on awarding a contract for the recon struction, repair and resurfacing of paved streets. The meeting will be held as usual at 7:30 In council chambers. Blda for th street work were opened at a special meeting last Friday night. Warren Northwest. Inc., of Portland waa the low bidder, sub mitting a figure of 923,040, with an alternate proposal of 921, 140. HEPPNER, June 7. (AP) W. H. Taylor of Walla Walla died here yesterday of an Infection after his arm wes amputated when he fell from a train near Morgan Thursday use Man Tribune want Ads. l fcTI ffZT7A ljRbifc &fatT "V berry Finn, Aunt Pol- Jl I I I ' V7Zfy I J? dFVr- tZXl ly and Becky Thatcher '1", fr mi. ySPXlS" V ymVUA ... Favorite. All .. . I i " - ) ;; TODAY and WED! ff ' f jTi J All Brought to Eife in , f . i, i m m 1 VrS fiL ff This Grand New Tech- Jl :. J 1L Gay Romance! , I xh&M '"''m" f ISig iiQI hoDAY - ' MarkTwain's H-v ilgHigSl Id TV ' I uuat wed. k r iVSSrtl 111 The picturiiiation of Alfred OUi- ft O)! X& ., 1111 J V I M vanf. famous dog story, "Bob, f A4 I III JIJV 1 . .4" ArjTl kZTZSrf: Son of Battle", becomes the I 'O I IJ jK fttkiYl ' 18 V W ." screen's greatest thrill! . . . . I I ' AAffV'il ft 1 iw -A f rSfclV I '-S&'--. wUt on the Sam. Prosram: P MV L 3 VICTOR" pTOM KELLY Tjgf S CMl john loder will Jackie M0JAN ? jSSI 'ilDfl. JrYr Margaret ckHllll MAY R0BS0.1 zLf ' LiCCS-ii ill Hltfwra uiii ':n : : "Tom Sawyer." Lost in the darkest regions of "tho cave" I Injun Joe hiding somewhere close 1 One of the most thrilling mo ments of Mark Twain's most beloved story, "The Adventures of Tom Saw yer," loses none of its thrill In the new Technicolor plcturlzatlon of the famous classic, which opens tomorrow at the Craterlan theater for a four day run. Tommy Kelly. 13-year-old son of a WPA relief worker, won the coveted role of Tom Sawyer over 25.000 other aspirants, with all reports heaping CRATER CLUB PLANS ENTERTAINMENT FOR The outlining of plans for the entertainment of the Oregon News paper Publishers associations, who will hold their convention in Med ford June 17 and 18, was the main topic of discussion at a luncheon meeting of the Crater club's Lords of the Forest at the Jackson hotel yesterday. It was decided to hold a picnic at the Elks picnic grounds Friday eve ning, June 17, at which time several of the visiting dignitaries will be Initiated into the Crater club In the Impressive rites that have made the club one of Med ford's outstanding organizations. Numerous entertain ment stunts are also being planned for the benefit of the visitors. Big Eruption O. O. Alenderfcr named his committees In charge of the various functions to be per formed and already much of the evening's entertainment haa been arranged. The picnlo will be open to the visiting delegates, the Orator club members, their guests and wives. : Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. , DOORS OPEN TONIGHT AH 6:30 Mad Woman..! Vnlr.nnin MnrtlririR til ma hflr wiles loose on the Jungle rnncess Doy tnenai . . . j - t,nni auu ,wuab a iiiiaiiuun wiuiw they have ! , r lUlllL ENTERTAINMENT! U f JrV Here Wednesday much praise on his young shoulders for his fine portrayal. The part of Becky Thatcher, Tom's "girl," Is play ed by another comparative newcomer, Ann Glllls. while others in the cast Include Jackie Moran as Huck Finn. May Robson as Aunt Polly, Walter Brennan as Muff Potter and Victor Jory as Injun Joe. " A new Walt Disney cartoon comedy, featuring Donald Duck in "Donald's Nephews," will be an added attrac tion. Rialto Drama Wilt Fyffe, as Old McAdam, and John Loder and Margaret Lockwood as the young lovers, have the lead ing roles In "To The Victor," the plcturlzatlon of Alfred Ollivant's fam ous' dog story, "Bob, Son of Battle,' which plays at tho Rialto theater to day and tomorrow as the added fea ture with "Wise Girl," co-starring Miriam Hopkins and Bay MUland. -,'f f 3a V' 'j MM ' 4 f M v w i i liTiras.T- mi iimh" I MsrMia Rsye - Bob Hope . Oracle Allen XJ) 'JF aj "!! it'W1 I Oeori" nurns - Edward Everett llorton w 2 . Comedy Roles "Live. Love and Learn," co-starring Robert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell, plays at the Roxy theater for today and tomorrow only. Robert Benchley and Helen Vinson are prom inently cast In the hilarious domestic comedy. Stated Communication of Reames Chapter, O. E. 8., A&Sh at 8 o'clock. Hattie M. Alden, Secy. Too Late to Classify SALE OR TRADE MUklns does, springers, for small gas engine, car. pickup, hay. wm. vainer, utae Creek. FOR SALE Patil Pressure System, 37.50. Also 1 8-h.p. motor, M 00, 012 Pennsylvania. WANTED Young lady, pleasing per sonality, part time booking appoint ments. Applv In person, 0 :30 lo 11:30. Wednesday morning, W. 8th ana Hamilton. SPECIAL DISCOUNT On all New and Used Cars.. Large stock to choose from. Now Is the time to get a new Chrysler or Plymouth, while they last. This applies to cars in stock only. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 North Riverside. Used Car Lot, 35 So. Riverside. FOR SALE Equity In '37 Ford Do Luxe Coupe. See car at Lewis Super Service. APARTMENT FOR RENT , Front apartment, nicely fur nished; combination living and dining room with fire place: bedroom, bath, cabt net kitchen; hot and cold water furnished. Rent reaa onable. Apply at business office, Mail Tribune. CABIN for rent. Call 1748-Y. '30 FORD V-8 DeLuxe model, trunk, new motor, good rubber. Perfect every way. A real bargain at only 9465, on low easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. A Complete Show, 1:49-7100-0:00 Mats-30q Eves-400 Kldrilei-100 I Ends Tonlte - Doors Open 6:48 A if CTV. "COLLEGE SWING" wZMS YOUNO MAN wishes transportation to middle west. Good driver. Share expenses. Box 1538, Tribune. FOR SALE 18-foot boat and trailer, or will sell separate. 713 Oak. FOR SALE Several A-l building lots; paved streets. Will build to suit purchaser. Also grocery store, butcher shop, shoemaker shop. All equipped. Doing good business, "Dad' Roberts, 720 W. 2nd St. FOR SALE 8 acres, best of soil, good house and outbuildings, at sacrifice; close In. Also 7 -room plastered house, paved street, near schools: 3 bedrooms, cement foun dation. Sacrifice, 91600. Also sev eral other city and suburban homes, farms, stock ranches, plenty water and timber. Also 70 acres Improved dairy ranch, stocked and equipped, clear of Incumbrances. Best buys In southern Oregon. "Dad", Roberts. 720 W. 2nd St. ELECTRIC refrigerator. 6H cu. ft, 822 Park Ave. FOR RENT Partly furnished 7 room house; water and electric range; acre; 2 miles out; 912 month. Phone 4-F-2. LUNCH ROOM and confectionery, do ing doog business, low overhead, 750. Thirty-acre dairy ranch, running stream, good Improvements, soma stock and equipment, close In. Trade for small suburban. REAL ' ESTATE EXCHANGE 7 No. Bartlett. Phone 1486 or 1548-R. FOR SALE Boston bull terriers. 1017 W. 9th. SPECIAL SALE Registered Boston bull dog. Puppies 95 each. One matron. 910: one young male, 810. Rexroad Kennels, Jacksonville. BOARD and ROOM 223 No. Central. FOR RENT 8-room furnished apt. Adults. 9 E. Jackson. NO SALE JUST OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES '30 Chevrolet Sedan M...125.00 '30 Ford Sedan ... 135 GO '20 Chevrolet Coach 95.00 '30 Chevrolet Coach .................... 135.00 '29 Chevrolet Pickup . 95.00 "29 Chevrolet Coupe . 70.00 Term Sure. Yes. we have later models. Independent Used Car Lot 206 N. Riverside. SALE Good going business. You buy equipment, stock at lnvoloe price. A real buy. Oscar M. Shep herd, 643 South 6th. Grants Pass. FOR RENT Pleasant room for em ployed person, block from court house. 103 Mistletoe. SALE 10 acres subdivision property. Just out city limits of Medford on east side. Will exchange for Grants Pass acreage or city property. Oscar M. Shepherd, 643 South 6th, Grant Pasa, Ore. MODERN WOMEN Hu NMSu'tl monthly psta ""eky dujlo ?afsrsissi iUeudftivQHlckRllif.8oMby ag. 1H1 DIAMOND fy HAHB" . 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