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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, fEDFOBD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JTLY fi. 1938. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL Corps Meeti Women's Relief Corps will convene tomorrow at 2 O'clock at the armory. Meeting Friday Board ot direc tors of the Fruit Growers league will meet at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce at 3 p. m. Friday, Meeting Tomorrow Royal Neigh bors will meet In a business session at 8 p. m. tomorrow In the K. P. hall. All offteera are requested to be present. From Oakland Mrs. L. Vincent of Oakland, Cal.. la visiting at the borne of her son and daughter-liv law, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Vincent, 81B West 11th street. Walker Back Jack Walker of Lorlng court, salesman for the Sperry Flour company, returned on this morning's train from Portland where he had transacted buslnere since Monday. Visits Here Cliff Garnett of San Francisco arrived In Medford recently and will spend several days visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gar nett, at an North Peach street. He formerly lived In Medford and well known here. 910 Fines Glenn Mark Huber, 37, of 25 Quince street was fined $10 In city court yesterday on a charge of drunk and disorderly conduct, Coleman P. Roberts, 49, of Medford wss fined $10 on a charge of drunk enness. Minor Accident Clifford C. Proc tor of fill Haven street and L. P. Chris tea n of Route 1 drove cars In volved In a slight mishap at North Central avenue and Jackson boule vard Tuesday afternoon, a report in city police station said today. On Field Trip R. A. Work and R. W. Childreth, affiliated with the federal experiment station here, left yesterday on an Inspection tour of all snow survey sites In northern California and eastern and southern Oregon. They expected to be gone about three weeks. Committee Meets Executive com mittee of the Jackson county Demo cratic central committee last night approved appointments to fill vacan cies as precinct committeemen and women. The appointments were rec ommended by the nominating com mittee. Drill Team Call Drill team of Crater Lake aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles will assemble at 8 p. m. Thurs day at the Lincoln school, in unl form. It was announced today by William Peck, manager. The team will march from the school to the armory to take part In the weekly meeting of the lodge. Baby Clinic Regular monthly well-baby clinic will be held in the Sparrow memorial suite at the Jack son county courthouse from 1:30 to 4 Thursday afternoon. Dr. A. E. Mer- kel. county health officer, and Miss Elizabeth McGalllard, county nurse will be In charge. Parents are asked to telephone 1359 for appointments. Leave Tuesday Allyn Monroe of San Francisco, who has been visiting at the George M. Roberts home on Crown Hill for the past two weeks, departed last evening for his home In the Bay City. He was accompanied by Fred Frank of Portland. The two are students at the Boeing aviation school, . Williams Back Dave Williams returned to his home In the Berben apartments today from Condon where he had spent the past several months visiting his parents. He was ac companied to Medford by William oruoer, piano tuner from Portland. Mr. Gruber will spend several weeks here. Green Returns Gordon R. Green. division msnager of American Fruit Growers, Inc.. returned on this morn ing's train from his annual tour of principal pear markets in the east. During his absence of three weeks, Mrs. Green visited friends in Bend. Portland and Hood River. She re turned to Medford yesterday. Special Stop A southbound United Malnllner made a special stop at Mearora municipal airport at 6:10 last evening for Mrs. Nlon Tucker, who had been sojourning at her summer lodge. Rogue Roost. Mrs. Tucker returned to her home In San Franciseo. Ordinarily the early evening Malnllner files over Med ford. On Practice Hop Six United States army air corps reserve pilots were among yesterday's arrivals at Medford municipal airport. Each flying a North American basic train er. the reserve officers arrived from Fort Lewis. Wash , and returned to their base after a brief visit here. They were MaJ. F. G. Logg, Capt. L. C. Pollock, Capt. H. C. McHenry. Capt. W. M. Turner, Capt. H. B. Taylor and Lieut. C. A. Scott. Unique Map A unique map ar rangement on the lawn at the home of the Rev. John W. Hoyt. 133 Mistle toe street, drew neighborly attention over the Fourth of July. The graphic map. outlined with white rope, was 30 feet square and Illustrated the battle of Bunker Hill. Each of the Important locations of that his torical battle was marked and a flag inserted at the Bunker Hill mark. Forester Here K. P. McReynolds. assistant forester in charge of tire control on the Umpqua national for- est with headquarters In Poseburg. i was an overnight visitor here. He! conferred with executives of the Rogue River national forest before continuing this morning to Diamond ' lake where be was to conduct a fire training school for CCC personnel. Before being tramferred to the Ump qua. Mr. McReynolds was In cnarge of fire control on the Ro-fue River ns : tional forest, with headquarters In Medford. 1 New Garage John Schepers of 317 Beatty street applied at the city building Inspector's office yesterday tor a permit to build a private garage at a stated cost of $50. Film Star Here Eugene Pallet, famous film comedian, was a pas senger on the northbound United Malnllner this afternoon. He was en route from Los Angeles tc Port land whence he was to go to his ranch in northeastern Oregon. He chatted with field attendants while the plane was In port. Specimens Shown Specimens found recently by members on ex ploratory trips were displayed at last night's regular semi-monthly meeting of the Southern Oregon Gem and Mineral society at the Jackson Coun ty Chamber of Commerce. Miss Juan lta Yorton exhibited pumice stone she found at Crater lake and lava rocks at Diamond lake. I. C Daley displayed samples of opalized wood he found on a trip In eastern Oregon. The meeting voted to hold a field trip Sunday, place to be designated later. It was decided to redecorate and rearrange the society's display In the chamber of commerce window tonight. The meeting was In charge of E. R. Santo, president. 1 Livestock U pet., 88: 13 pet. M; IS pet.. TO; 14 pet., 73. Hard whlte-bsart. ordinary, 88; 11 pet., 67: 12 pet., 68; 13 pet.. 12V,; 14 pet. 7414. Car receipts: Wheat, 6; flour, 9; corn, 3; mlllfeed, 6. Portland Produce PORTLAND. July 6. ( AP-USDA) Butter Prints: A grade. 28V4c lb. In parchment wrappers: 2(Hic in car tons: B grade. 97c lb. In parchment wrappers, 28c lb. In cartons. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery, buying price: A grade, 36a364e lb. In country stations; A grade, 35c lb.; B grade, l'ic less; C grade, 6c lb. less. EOGS Buying prices by whole salers: Specials, 22'jc; extras. 20c; standards, 18c; special medium, 18c; extra mediums, 17c; undergrades. 16c dozen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs, best butcher, under 160 lbs., tllVi12ic lb.; vealers. heavy, 8 a 9c lb.: spring lambs. 1231254c lb.; others un changed. Cheese, live poultry and turkeys unchanged. Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, csnta loupes, unchanged. Wall St. Report FOR MEATS SHOWN BY MEDFORD FIRMS A simple aluminum utensil which effectively dices snd cubes steaks, making them more tender and djficst Ible, is now being featured In a ate and Lydlard's Economy Oroceterlss and Hubbard Brothers by a well known Medford man. John B. Kirk. Mr. Kirk, who heads a Santa Monica manufacturing concern bearing his name, is the Inventor of the novel, durable " tenderize r" and those who have already used this handy kitchen utensil are enthusiastic over' their efficiency In dicing and cubing steaks. With a few easy strokes, steaks are rendered tender and Juicy with the Kirk Meat Tenderlzer which Is avail able In both household and larger restaurant sizes. John Kirk, who leads the Kirk Manufacturing company, Is well known in Medford and a former di rector of the Jackson County Cham, ber of Commerce, Portland. PORTLAND. Ore., July ( AP- USDA) Hogs 500. including 88 di rect: , market active, mostly 35c higher; good-choice 165-215 lb. drive ins mostly $0.75; few lots down 99.60 early; odd head up (9.85 late with carload quotable to $10; 225-75 lb. butchers mostly $9.25; 325 lb. down $8.25; few light lights, $9.00-60; packing sows, $6.75 7.25; few good- choice 115 lb. feeder pigs, $9.50. CATTLE 150; calves 50, Including 9 direct; market opened active with later trading very alow, but most sales around steady; few medium grass steers, $7.00-50; common down $6.00, with cutters down $5.00; strict ly good grass steers eligible $8.50; few common heifers, $5.5Q 6.25; cutters down $4.60; low cutter and cutter cows, $3.25-75; common-medium, $4.005.00; good beef $5.25-75; bulls mostly $5.00 & 6.00; good beef up $6.25; good-choice vealers, $7.00 qb.oo; selects up $8.50. SHEEP 400, including 67 direct; market active to steady; good 75-85 id spring lambs, $6.25-50; common medium, $5.50 6.00; odd yearling. $4.25; medium - good ewes, $2.00 3.00; choice 140-lb., $3.25; common down $1.50. South San Francisco. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 6. (AP-USDA) Hogs 700. Including 329 direct; active, 15c higher; around three loads 195-215 lb. butchers. $10.40; few 250 lb., $9.90; packing sows, $8.40; market now equal to October, 1937. , CATTLE 250, including 76 direct; fully steady; load creep-fed 800 lb. yearling steers, $9.00; six head out. $8.00; 2 cars medium 1050 lb. grass steers, $7.00-50; heifers scarce, odd head fed 750 lb. heifers, $8.00; pack age good 1180 lb. cows, $6.00: load 987 lb. grassers, $5.00; low cutters and cutters active, mostly $3.50(54; bulls firm, $5 6; calves 50: strong; gooa to choice 180-200 lb. around $8.60; numerous packages medium tO gooa $6.50(38.00. SHEEP none; nominally steadv: late yesterday active, fully 25-35c higher; many decks $7.25-35; ewes nominally $2.25-76. Chicago CHICAGO, July 6. (AP-USDA, Hogs 14,000, Including 3000 direct; active io-20c higher than yesterday's average; top, $9.60: good and choice 170-240 lbs.. $9.40-60: 250-280 lbs.. $9.00-40; 290-325 lbs., $8-60(9 9.00. uaxiiaB booo; calves 1000; sTeers and yearlings fully 25c hieher: mar ket active at advance; top $12.25 paid for 1276 lbs. averages; several loads $11.75-90; all grass cattle very scarce; cows and heifera firm: bulls strong: vealers 25c higher; instances ouc up: vealers $9.50 down; best fed heifers $10.60; light steers of year ling type. $11.00' SHEEP 3000; spring lambs steadv to weak, spots easier; other classes steady; native spring Iambi tn nark. ers. $9.00-25; mostly around $9.00; sortea lots to local killers, $9.35 and $9.40; good yearlings. $7.50; native slaughter ewes, $3.00-25 mostly. Chicago Wheat NEW YORK. July 6. (AP) The buying urge came to the surface of the stock market again today after a moderate setback from the Bteep midyear advance had run lta course. A late wave of orders, concentrated mostly on coppers, oils and other industrial groups, gave the market a vigorous shove upward, overcom ing the hesitancy that prevailed most of the session. Early losses running to more than 2 points in representative issues were replaced by gains that ranged to 4 points In the strongest movers. Trading slowed almost to a stand still on the sell-off. making a no ticeable contrast with the buying stampede, then picked up when the rally got going. Transactions ap proximated 1.600,000 ' shares. Some stocks swept ahead to new highs for the bull movement on the late buying wave, notably among the mining, oil and miscellaneous Indus trial groups. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye . 173 VJ Am. Can , .... 100 Am. & Fgn. Pow. ; .. 6 A. T. & T. 142 Anaconda Atch. T. to S. P. Bendix Avla Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtiss-Wright DuPont Oen. Elec.' Gen. Foods Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. se T. Johns-Man , Monty Ward . North Amer. ... Penney (J. c.) Phillips Pet .... Radio Sou. Pac . Std. Brands St. 01 cal. . St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. , Union Carb. ..... Unit, Aircraft U. S. Steel IE 88 ft 37 1514 81 .. 68 6774 8 T HBVi 42 33y, 30 68 10 ft , 84 44 - 33 80 43 7 17 8 33 86 13 81 38 60 ER "Kidnapped" Wins Approval Fans At Craterian Showing From an $18-a-week manicurist to film star, playing opposite one of the screen's leading male play ers I Once a nobody today the talk of the movie town. That Is the Jump made by lovely, flame-haired Arleen Whelan. who makes her film debut opposite Warner Baxter in the pic turlzatlon of Robert Louis Steven son's "Kidnapped." opening a four day run today at the Craterian The ater. Not once In years is an unknown cast as leading lady for her very first picture, but It all fits In per fectly with the astounding good fortune that .started Arleen'a way when H. Bruce "Lucky" Humber- stone walked into Pat Regan's ton sorlal parlor on Hollywood Boule vard Just about a year ago. He was getting a haircut when he heard: "Manicure, sir?" It's Humberstone's business to rec- I ognlze screen personality and after watching Arleen s grace and dignity as she went about her work, he offered her a screen test. But, so dubious was she of the offer and Its sincerity that she almost turned It down. However, taking a day off for a test was one of the most for tunate things that could ever hap pen to a girl. Now she is being groomed for big things and "Kid nspped" Is the beginning of what augurs well for the future success of the ex-manlcurlst. As a special added attraction with "Kidnapped," the Craterian la show ing the newest of Walt Disney's tech nicolor cartoons, Mickey Mouse in -Micxeya Trailer." W. H. (Heinle. Plnhr.-- AH final main event in th hvxrMt... division of the July 4th regatta at Lake of the Woods, n k. In his "Bad News." Second was Howdy Murray In "Block Prldav" and third w w zj Moose Muirhead in his "Riptide." Fourth place award went to in sth bins In a service runabout. In other events Leo Stebbina m. first in two races for service run abouts and Fluhrer breezed home a winner In a contest for racing hydro planes. In rounding a buoy Joe Rhoads of Klamath Falls was thrown from his boat and thus became a member of the Hell Divers club. Auto Mishap Fatal. COQUILLE. July 6. (AP) Dr. Belle Merrill (Mrs. Reginald Ward), oj. aiea at 3:10 a.m. today in the Knife hospital here from a skull fracture suffered when her automo bile overturned on the Araco-Mvrtle Point county road Tuesday noon. She was aione in the automobile and the cause of the accident had not been determined. Liner Hit By Gale PLYMOUTH. Enfflnnrf .1.11-r m The United fitj-toa llnar ur..KiH wu riiivcu eeverai nours late today with a dozen passengers suffering minor injuries received when the ship encounierea a suaaen Atlantic gale Monday, The first gold mined In the U. 0. came from the Applachlans. Th tram nf errtlr" l nnulht a Dutch origin. 3 Doors Open Tonite 6:30 M2m "Cocoanut Grove" Sunday Film a-AliSaaii M t. - J 1 "Springboard of the Stars" ts the name the world-famous Ambassador Hotel's Cocoanut Grove In Los Ange les has been called by people in the know, and lt'a the Grove that Is the turning point of Fred MacMur ray's career in "Cocoanut Grove." the new film that comes to the Craterian theater Sunday for a three-day showing. Teamed with Fred la Harriet Milliard and the two head a large cast Including Ben Blue, lUo Davis, the Yacht Club Boys. Billy Lee. Eve Arden. Dorothy Howe and Harry Owens and hie Royal Hawaiian orchestra. Both Mac Murray and Miss HUUard play parts In the film 'that dupli cate their real life experiences. As a swing-happy young band-leader, two Jumps ahead of the sheriff, finally winning fame at the Grove, the genial Fred has an Ideal role. Harriet Is the vocalist In his band. Dramatic Picture of Ex-Convicts on Screen at Rialto A dramatic story of ex -convicts. out on parole and forbidden to marry, Is the powerful theme of the new Sylvia Sidney-George Raft film, 'You and Me," which opened a three-day run yesterday at the RTalto theater. It Is a romance of the city streets. with Miss Sidney as a department store girl who hungers for the right kind of love, and Raft as a casual drifter who awakens to his real self In the pleading arms of the girl who loves him. As usual, Miss Sidney Is at her best in a film of this type, as evi denced by her past successes. "An American Tragedy," "Street Scene," and "Fury." The story deals with the struggles of Miss Sidney and Rait to keep an ideally happy marriage together, de spite their extreme poverty, and Miss Sidney's secret knowledge that she is an ex-convict, out on parole, and forbidden connubial rights. "Silks and Saddles." starring Her man Brlx and Toby Wing, plays as the companion feature. Use Mall Trlbuno Want Ads. Too Much Fourth THE DALLES, uly 8. ( The Fourth of July spirit lasted too long in the heart of Charles Stockfish. 13, and as a result he was in a hospital today with severe burns. The cause of his Injury was a barrel of powder which he Ignited. No Time to Die. NEW YORK. July fl. (AP) Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, energetic 64-year-old leader of the American Zionist move ment, arrived from Detroit today with a cheerful denial of the re ports that he had died aboard the train. "I have never had less time for dying." he said, "than now." Too Late to Classify HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for all kinds of Live Poultry. Phons 314-R. Independent Live Poultry Co. 1938 DODGE 4-door Touring Sedan. Driven very little: new car guaran tee. At a bargain price: 6 Interest. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors for Jackson County. R. & G. USED CARS Renewed and Guaranteed. 1937 Lincoln - Zephyr Coupe; heater, radio; low mileage. .$1145 1936 Hudson 4-door Sedan; heater, low miletge 645 1937 Ford DeLuxe Touring Se dan: heater, radio .... 695 1938 Ford 4-door DeLuxe Sedan, green with white sldewaU tires. Just like new 820 1936 Ford 2-door Sedan 495 1034 Dodge 4-door Sedan, trunk 425 1036 Plymouth 2-door DeLuxe Sedan 865 1937 Ford Pickup, 60 motor...., 650 1937 Ford Pickup, 85 motor....... 666 1933 Ford 2-door Sedan 325 C. E. Gates Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. WANTED Experienced waitress. Hotel Jackson. SALE OR TRADE 6 acres under water: service station and living qxiarters. Would like place In or around Medford. First Signal Sta tion south of Talent. GIRL wants housework or care of children; room, board and small wages. References. Box 1283, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 1936 Willys Sedan, for coupe or roadster, '29 to '32. Rt. I, Box 346. Phone 4-F-13. CLAIRVOYANT and PALMIST Truthful advice on all affairs of life. 1760 No. Riverside. 1 SKINNER'S SPECIAL 1936 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe Town Sedan in absolutely perfect condi tion; only 97.000 miles. Not a blemish on It. Large built-in trunk. Nesrly new tires. Only $486. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck Cars. G.M.C. Trucks. TRUCK TIRES Several good used and recaps. Size 32x6. Bargains) Medford Service Station. LOST Brown horse mule. Finder please notify Frank Wooldrtdge Central Point. UNFURNISHED house for rent. 1748-Y. Tel. LOST Hamilton wrist-watch with spring strap. Return to O. O. Alen derfer. 718 So. Oakdale. Reward, FOR SALE Fruit Jars, 117 Laurel. FOR SALE '33 Chevrolet truck, or trade for light car. W. M. Hansen, Brownsboro. FOR RENT 3-rr furnished house, $22.60. Phone 281. mqf BOYSENBERRIES 825 W. .'Sth. FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house. 508 Austin. Ad u lta. FOR RENT Small furntthed apt.: private entrance and private bath. 345 Apple. FOR SALE OR TRADE 6-roora house. 6 blocks from University in Eugene; near grade schools. Price $1600, or trade for Medford prop erty. Address 1948 Onyx St., Eu gene. Ore. PLEASANT ROOM, furnished. 43 No. Peach. Phone 830-J, BO YSENBER RIESPlcked fresh" 75o crate. B. V. Good road, West Stew art Ave. AS8AYER W. O. WRIGHT, 614 W. 11th St. Gold, silver, copper. $1.00 each. Cinnabar, $2.00. RECTAL AND COLON TROUBLES Sntiralrdon awty with by j notviurfical methods, No j confinement to home. No 10 ot time Irotn work. What we beve done for f houeaads of other we ceo do for you Learn what It -means to ba traatad bv apeelallati who are long experlac4 la this particular line of work. MES BOOKLET CU or writ iW H. Vtry inttrtxtiag Mod iastructirm. Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC PSjyscJaw and Surgaon W.E. Cor. E. Bum id and Grand Ava. . Telephone EAit 3018 Portland, Orefoa sfcV l:4V7:00-:l!i CHICAOO. July 8 (jfy whnt: Open Hluh Low cm Ju)y -""Hi .73 .70A .7! V. Sept. .71-72 .73 .71 .7331 Dm. .73?4 .75U .7.1i tsiz. Dm Mall Tribune Want Ads. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore.. JulT . (API drain: Wheat: Open High Low Close July .89V4 .68 '4 M Sept. .eav4 ! .9H ,6a4 Dec. .6 .87 .88 Blii Cash grain: Oats. No. 3 38 lb. white. a no- No. 3 38 lb. gray. I2S.0O. Barley. No. 3 45 lb. b.w 82S.OO. Corn. No. 3 E. y., shipment. .28.75 Cash wheat Ibid): Soft white (hd. wh. app.) BSVi; w. white or w. club, eati; western red. 65 H: hard red winter, oral nary. 65"i; llpct., 68; 13 pet. 88 13 pet, 70; 14 pet. 73. Hard red spring, ordinary, 6514; Films Developed Free PRINTS 4?. ALL SIZE 8 Southern Oregon', flne.t film flnl.hlng terrlcc at Medford', low en prices. Twlce-a-da, Delivery Mall ti Vonr Filial swEivrs Cast man Kodaks and Finishing rrwttu 1 TOMORROW and FRIDAY I Screwy Days Are Here TODAY ONLVI Kent Taylor Fay Wray in "JURY'S SECRET" END TOMORROW Drama more exciting than "Big Bouse" love greater than j o n'l I ever see , ,rrm ee NIY-ton-sRHFr , uiun- a .t anas lYOUnndME' PlXg "SILKS and SADDLES" Again . . . ! . fcSSy p-BX Their funniest i J5"3l jf 3 I I 1A7t?.F11IS l :t cii' ' 1 ...From Great Stories Come the ft-oatcs-Pictures! A11-the breathless excitement . . the far-flung adventure ... the thriU-swep-u--. toseeonthescreenl Starts Todav 4 Davs V'Vi i w 7 r 1 1. $H' I fell VjtoC TOmtd in th Glowing', New Sepia-Tone . . . with ftWTlf Jv WARNER FREDDIE 53? BAXTER BARTHOLOMEW : 'MMMilj.BW ' 9 ,a l'mo,t dashing . .. hit tint plctun tine I JpMW '.'MJftV j. and colorful role I "Coptalni Courageous!" jLj& arleen whelan I . .- year' emotional screen find in her sensational debut! C. AUBREY SMITH REGINALD OWEN I 5 JOHN CARR ADINE . NIGEL BRUCE . MILES MANDER RALPH FORBES . H B. WARNER ARTHUR HOHL E. E. CLIVE . HALLIWELLHOBBES- MONTAGU LOVE Show, at 1:45 t:M t:15 M.ts-1M tes-40c Rldll-1M 0
