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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1938)
M WEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. M"EDFOT5D, OKEG ON. 'TTtoNESDAYr OCTOBITR 2(3, "1938. PAGE THIRTEEN n LOCAL and Here On Builneii Clarence Cook of Cold Hill called In Medford thl morning and transacted business. Calli Here Elbert Albert of Jsck tonvllle transacted business here tbls morning. Calls On Business Frederick Ho dapp of Central Point waa a business caller In tbls city today. From Ashland Business callers In Medford from Ashland this morning Included Hugh Smith and Edward Scholar. Ball Men Here H. W. Klein of Port, land, general passenger and freight agent of the Southern Faclflo com- tpany. and V. M. Patterson of Rose burg, trainmaster, transacted com pany business here today. Overnlgh Guest Ray Porter of Cleveland, Ohio, piloting a Waco plane, landed at the Medford mu nicipal airport last night and came Into Medford to spend the night. Re left thla morning for Los Angeles. Ball Agent Here 8. F. Fitzpatrlck of Portland, traveling passenger agent eg the Northern Pacific railway trans acted business here today. He arrived tbls morning from Klamath Falls and waa to leave this afternoon for ugene on a routine swing around his district. Sentence (Suspended Milton Ozean Phlfer. 31, CCC Camp Prescott en rolled charged with drunkenness, drew a 10-day Jail sentence, which was suspended pending his good be havior, when he appeared In city court this morning. Ordered to leave town or spend 10 days In Jail were Ray Huston, 48, and William Jones. M -year -old Negro. Charged with drunkenness, both said they would leave tows. ... Y Mayor Due Back Mayor C. C. Fur nas and Mrs. Furnas were expected to return to Medford tomorrow from Lancaster. Calif., whither they went to visit the mayor's mother and older brother, Mrs. Emily M. Furnas and Oscar M. Furnas, who have been 111. When Mayor and Mrs. Fumas left here by mo trocar last Sunday they axpected to return Friday, though their return depended upon the con 'dltlon of the mayor's mother and brother. No word has been received from them since they left. ... Dance Tonight The publlo la In vited to the Hallowe'en masquerade dance to be sponsored tonight by the Fraternal Order of Eagles In Its ballroom at 42 North Front street. Prizes will be awarded for costume novelty. Dynge's orchestra will pro vide muslo. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock following the regular weekly meetings of the aerie and It aux iliary. Members were reminded that beginning tonight the weekly meet. V Ings will be held at 7:30 Instead of 8. f Tonight's dance Is the first of a series to be held every other week through out the fall and winter season. ... Woodmen Chief Due J. O. Wllaon of Denver, Colo., vice chairman of the board of directors of the Wood men of the World, will meet with Medford camp 90 at 7:30 p.m. Friday In Townsend hall at 123'$ West Main street. Mr. Wilson will be accom psnled by his wife, a Junior director, and their son, a field representative of the organization. General Wood men plans and policies will be dis cussed and because of the ' Impor tance of the official visit all local membera were urged by officers to make a special effort to be present. It has been two years since Mr. Wll son had paid an official visit here. With his family he was In Grants Pass today and was expected to arrive here tomorrow morning. He probably will remain In Medford over the week-end. officers stated. ELK'S HOLLOWE'EN DANCE temple SAT. OCT. 29 MUSIC 9 TILL 2 Special Decorations mill Elks $1 Per Couple; PERSONAL From Portland Nell Bertrandlas of Portland was a business visitor In Medford yesterday. ... Remmlla Back lino Hemmlla. ad vertising manager for Hunt's the aters, returned this afternoon by United Malnllner from Portland where he transacted theater business. To Portland Mr. and Mra. Bert B. Lowry. Sr- accompanied by their son. David, and daughter. Mrs. William Miller and. her young son, Larry, left this noon by motorcar for Portland, where they will attend the Oregon D. 8. O. football game Saturday. En route to Portland they will atop In Eugene to visit the Lowrys' son. Phillip, and then proceed to Cor vallls, where they will visit their sons. Wayne and Wallace, students of Oregon Bute college. ... Minor Accident Floesle Dunfold Monroe of 331 Howard street and William R. Vance of 1135 Court street drove automobiles which col lided, with slight damage at Main street 'and Oakdale avenue yesterday afternoon, a city police report said today. Oars operated by Raymond Rose of 333 Mae street and 8. E. Chastaln of Route 2 were Involved In a minor mishap at North Central avenue and West Jackson boulevard, a report on file In city police station stated today. . Cub Pack Meeting First regular achievement council of the new school year will be held by Cub Pack 8 In the Roosevelt school at 7:30 Friday evening. All Roosevelt district parents of boys 9 to 11 years old were Invited by Ray Baker, com mittee chairman, to attend the meet ing to become acquainted with the work of cub scouts. The following boya will receive awards at the coun ell: Gordon Farrell, David Holmes. Arden Skinner, Nicholas Green. Wla ter Whlsenant, Phillip Phlpps, Bobby Butler, Jimmy Shobe. Arnold Thomp son and Jack Shields. David Holmes will receive the bear award. Arden Skinner the . lion award and the others the wolf award. Livestock - Portland PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 37, (Ap. USDA) HOGS: 600, including 80 di rect, market active, ateady. good choice 165-215 lb. drlveins $8.00, 225-280 lb. 87.75. 80, heavier kind $7.50, llght lighU and slaughter pita 87.5008. packing sows (0.503 .75. lightweights 87, choice light feeders scarce, quotable 8. CATTLE 250, calves 80 Including 9 direct, market slow, steady to weak with low priced cows weak to 25c lower for two days, few common medium steers ' $5.506.25, strictly good light steers saleable 88, common-medium heifers $5 iff. 6.50, low cutter and cutter cows 82.50&3.25, fat dairy type cows largely 83.50 1$ 4.25. good beef cows $4.75 5.50, few bulls $4.50(3 5, good beef bulls 85.80, cutters down to $4, few choice veal ers $0, medium-good $7(58.50. SHEEP 1750, including 1373 through and direct, market active on best lambs, slow on lower grades, about steady, good-choice 73-88 lb. lambs $6.50 . 75, carload lots quoted $7, few .common lambs $5.50 .75, common 21-125 lb. yearltnps 84, good 109 lb. slaughter ewes $2.50, com mon 101 lb. $155! CHICAGO. Oct. 2. (AP-USDA) Hotjs 16.000; mostly iO-15 lower then Wednesday's average; active at de cline; top $8.00; good light and me dium w?lght packing sows $7.40-75; heavies $7.15-28. CATTLE 4.000; calves 1,000, fed steers and yearlings strong to 25 higher: fairly active; nothing strictly choice here; top $12.00; paid for weighty steers: beat yearlings $11.85; stocker and feeder trade continued Guests $2 Per Couple fairly active: strong to 39 higher than week ago; heifers fully steady with grassy and warmed up kinds firm at 97.38 down; best fed heifers tlO.OO; all grades cows fully steady. SHEEP 11,000; late Wednesday fat lombs mostly at lower; native 8.50 78; good to near choice comebacks 8.10-50: early sales weak to as low er: top Dakota lambs 88.75: best natives 88.80; bulk natives and come backs good offerings I8.35-S0; sheep steady; ewes 93.35-00; feeding lambs firm. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Oct. 37, (API BUT TER: A grade 304c lb. In parchment wrappers. 31 lb. In cartons: B grsde 39140 lb. In .parchment wrap pers, 30 lb. In cartons. BOTTERFAT Portland delivery, buying price; A grade 39g39!4c lb. Portland delivery: B grads, lljo lb. lea; 0 grade 8c lb. less. Country de livery 37Hc lb. for A grade. IOCS Buying price for whole saler!: specials 3e doc.; extras, 33c doz.; standards, 39a do.; extra med ium 38c doc.; extra small. 31c doe. Cheese, country meats, live poul try, turkeys unchanged. Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, un chsnged. . .. Portland Wheat ' Open High Low Close Deo. .88 .834 .83 .83 May .84 .84 Cash grain: Oats, No. 3, 38-lb. whit 838; No. 3, 38-lb. gray, nominal. Barley, No. a, 48-lb. B- W. 831. Corn, No. a, B. Y. shipment 334.78. Cash wheat bid: Soft white 63c; western white 83 ,5e. Western red 80 'Ac. Hard red winter ordinary 80c; 11 percent 60c; 13 percent 63'&c; 18 percent 66',Jc; 14 percent 70c. Hard white, Baart ordinary 63c; la percent 63c; 13 percent 65c; 14 per cent 67c. Car recelpta: wheat 74: barley 3; flour 3; corn 3; oat 1, hay 3. mill feed 8. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. Oct. 37. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec. -wH -85 S .65 J .63 March - - -67 May ; .87 .87ft .66 .87V4 July .... .67 .67 .66 .67 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Oct. 37. yP) Selling of coppers, motors, and rubber In terrupted a' fairly brisk rally In to day'a stock markst and early gains running to a point or more were sub stantially reduced or transformed In to losses of ea much.' Offerings were plentiful during most of the proceedings, but they became more Insistent as the final hour neared and, for a while the ticker tape fell behind. The llet re gslnsd part of Its composure subse quently, however, with steels, air craft and rails contesting the turn down. Activity In low-priced snares waa still pronounced, but far from aa feverish a on Wednesday. Transfers were In the neighborhood of 1.800, 000 shares. Today's cloelng prices for S3 select ed stock fallow: Al. Chem. & Dye ; 188 Am. qan - 104 Am. it Fgn. Pow. 4 A. T. & T 148 Anaconda 38 Atch. T. 8. f. 39 Bendlx Avis. ...... 23 Beth. Steel 68 Caterpillar Tract. 83 Chrysler 83 Caml. Solv. U Curtlsa-Wright Du Pont. Oen. Elee. Gen. Pooda -Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. & T. Johns-Man. ..147 47 38 - 80 . 63 .. 9 -101 Monty Ward . 1 K . 38 83 . 89 . n North Amer. .. Penney (J. 0.) Phillip Pet. . Radio Sou. Pas. 19 8 to. Brands St. Oil Cel. 1 . 80 63 St. Oil N. J. . Trans. Amer. Union Carb. .. Unit. Aircraft , 87 36 U. S. Steel . 68 San Francisco Batter SAN FRANCISCO, Oot. 37. (AP USD A) BUTTER, unchanged. New Screen Team In "Stablemates" A new screen team was Introduced to the audience yesterday at the Craterian theatre, and not since Wal lace Beery and Jackie Cooper appear ed In '"The Champ,' has an audience been so receptive and enthusiastic. The new team Is that of Wallace Beery and Mickey Rooney who are co-starred In 'Stablemate.' Bery Is seen In the role of a once brilliant veterinarian who changed to a race trak bum because he waa framed Into a murder charge. Rooney, fretfi from hie triumph In "Boya Town." won more admirers. If pot aible. In his characterize uon of the sable boy and Jockey who befriends Beery In order to get the latter to operate on his Injured horse. The Crater Lake Aerie 2003 Fraternal Order of Eagle Masquerade Dance Tonight 9 p. m. Eaglei Hall, 32 N. Front Pri2e-Admi8slon 25c and lOo Flying Thrills at Rialto The training of student filers at a big aviation school and ft ' daring flight Into Asia via the North Pole to map out a new aerial route to Europe furnish many of the thrills In "Sky Giant," opening a three day run today at the Rialto theatre with "Last Gangster" -T) A story paralleling the life of no torious Al Capone brings Edward G. Robinson to the Roxy theatre for today and tomorrow only In 'The Last Gangster. Other players In sup port of Robinson are Jamea Stewart, Rose Strondner, Lionel Stander. Douglas Scott and John Can-ad In e. two Join forces and tour the coun try with the race horse, which Rooney has been given In lieu of his salary. When the horse la In perfect con dition they start for Hollywood park to participate In the big race. One day Rooney listens to a radio brood eaat and learns that his traveling companion Is an escaped convict. Having learned to love Berry like a father, he trlea to persuade him not to come to tho track without let ting him know the reason. Capture Is sure if he does, But Beery goes along. There they meet the man who waa responsible for Beery'a framed charge. He Is the former owner of Rooney's horse and takes it from r It ((0)(D)II)WCAn2 LDFE&GJAKGDS YOUR ASSURANCE OF MFET7 LIFEGUARDS ACTUALLY SAVE YOU MONEY IN ADDED SAFE MILEAGE Lifeguard! enable you to get m much aa 25 more safe mileage from your present tires, Lifeguards can be used in more than one set of tim . . . they can be used in any brand of tires on any car. You cannot afford NOT to hav this as sured PROTECTION for yourself and your family .... NO TIRE IS BLOW-OUT PROOF .... LIFEGUARDS PREVENT serious accidents . . . Save life and property RE-TREADING SERVICE Let us examine your casings ... we will tell you frankly if they are right for a re-tread job. If so, we can assure you .the finest possible service PLU8 mod erate prices 1 Medford Service Station YOUR TIRE SHOP C. 0. Furnag, Proprietor Main Street and Pacific Highway. Pbone 14 (I Richard Dix. Cheater Morris and Harry Carey In the three leading male roles. "The Colorado TnU.,M tarring Charlea Starrett In ht best western role, plays as the companion action feature with "SHy Giant." the boy because he can't show own ership papers. Then things really start to 'happen, with the action of the big race matching the tempo of the climax. "Sta-blematea" plays through Sat urday. When buying a thicken, press the breast .bone. If the bone Is flexible, the chicken Is probably not more than five months old. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Richmond piano, piano bench, music cabinet; all solid oak, all in A 1 condition, original finish like new; price, $75. New 3-wheel trailer, good rubber; price, 915. 310 Portland Ave. FOR SALS New and used oil and wood heaters, cook stove, trash burner. Phone a89-X. 433 King St. WANTED TO RENT or lease Build ing suitable for garage. With or without equipment. Phone 877-H. BEST CASH OFFER for Life maga zines to date leas six Issues. Ad dress -Box 3066. Tribune. MUST BELL AT ONCE 3-room house. Part trade and part cash. What have you? Call at 337 Marie this afternoon or evening. FOR SALE Modern 6-room house on pavement, close in, 91,800; 9300 down. 3 good houses for rent. H. Q. Wilson, 7 Chestnut, phone 1564. FOR SALE Tokay grapes, 10 lb. Bring boxes and pick them. Phone 9-F-8 Hartley. FURNITURE REUPHOL8TERING, re flnlshtng and reglulng. Phone 969-R. Thlbault. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Everything for your roofing needs, a carload shipment received of roof ing paper, building paper, roof paint, roof etaln, and asphalt. Cedar shin lies. 1st, and and 3rd grade, priced to save you money. 8hlpment received of steel-top eook stoves, containing large firebox and duplex grate. t 813.76. Large quantity of boots, shoes, blan ket, tin eoata and pants and slickers. We have Installed a eomplete stock of window glass, all slse and priced to save the poeketbook. Pipe, pipe fittings, cable, belting, pulleys and shenve boxings. Wedges, sledges, crosaout sawa. axes, tools and Implements at special price. Stove pipe and elbow, heavy gauge, at 30c each. Ranges, heatrolas. heater, new and used furnltur?- b4 jprlngr.r- mat tresses, cots and cot pads at ma terially reduced prices. Paint, all colors, at 91.38 per gallon, linseed oil, turpentine. Barb wire, stock fencing, and chicken netting at bargain price. Remember every week 1 BARGAIN WEEK at MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-31 North Grape St. Phone 1063. GOOD OPPORTUNITY to buy good farm by persons reoelvlng tenant loans. 300 acres located on high way. Water for Irrigation. Good building. Write Box 2065 00 Tribune. WANTED TO TRADE Wood for buar, aw. Box 3067. Tribune. LICENSED CHAUFFEUR, experienced driver, want work. Box 9068 Tribune. HERE SUNDAY 100 HORSEPOWER With New Low Prices "That's Desoto for 1939" BRIOOS-HUMPHREY MOTOR CO. H7 V.H U Vi Shows 1:45-8:4.1-9:00 30C-4OC-1OC Capacity Crowds Say Swell Entertainment! Tntll Sat. Night Only: iuvic 1 H't. ( im(4!i picture Plus DONALD DU0K and Q00FY in "Fox Hunt" COM1NO SUNDAY EVERY LAFF A H0WL1 Every Howl Gets Louder I "I0HN BARvS'T TODAY and FRIDAY 1 SttOt" .v tt But they got him like they got the rent! He's rotting on Alcatrax like he deserves: mm ' James STJiWART Rose STRADNER Lionel STANDER Douglas S00TT John Can-ad lne Sidney Blackmer mZai! Uj2u5. mm 1 -mr yvj T3 fii WANTED SALESMAN Between 35 and 40. Must be ateady, inaustrious, gooa nablta. steady Job, salary and cornmlulno, now open. Box 1938. Tribune. LOST Sheaf fer fountain pen. black ana silver rinlsh with name "Lola Latham." Finder please return to Tribune office. SPECIAL Fox terrier, 13.80. One male Scottle pup, 910. Royal Rogue Kennel. FOR RENT Furnished house, two Dearooms. on heater, piano. Tel. 483 or 1S80-X. FOR SALE 18 cows, 13 have calves. a ary, cow tot calf later. See or phone Alex Lavln, Prospect. Oregon. FOR KENT A very cozy kitchenette apartment at Holly Apartments, suitable for one or two adults. Very modest rent. Second door north of postofflce. See manager. BIO RUMMAGE SALE Orace and Easv Side Circles of the Presby terian church combined. Oct. 3B and 39. Next to Fanatorlum. FOR SALE 3-room house, large lot, uees; ntf.r scnool: 81, 100: 8500 down, balance small payments. Phone owner 1569-J. WOMAN WANTS WORK by hour or day. Tel. 4ao.I1. DRIVING TO LOS ANQELES noxt Tuesday, want two passengers to shsre expenses. Drive slow. Box 3070, Tribune. ft Thundering Men Against skies ... and r a v. FOR THREE UAiai rr TtftiKa . . . aiiu nnm Who Love.vMJMJU r . c p v.;-:. A'. o m ju HARRY ST'yV War and romance on the awa tViain MAf finrtlf for life and the women they love I Charles Starrett flat tjsrir I . I 7- J Be relieved at one by onr HlTVi ("I'd over thousands of li ''"I ou relief no matter iTay.y.'3 with yon ow It to ywurself to Li t3 lo regain your health. Chan's health to thousands of people Why not yont Da yon have Oas, 1 Constipation, Stomach Trouble. Rhenmatlsm, Hay Fever, Clem, Children's Bed Wetting, Oall atones. Ran Down Condition, Rlnn Trouble, Prostate Trouble, Asthma, Influent, Femsle Trouble, Pile. Chronic Cough, High Blood Pressure, Arthritis, Colitis, Nervousness, Apprndltltl. Tonsllltlt, Enema, Blood Disorder, Heart, Liver, Sidney, Lungs, Blood, 1'rlnary Disorder. Pre eonsnltatlon. CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Open daily 10 a. m. to 12 ; 1 p.m. to 6. 238 B. Main Bt. FOR SALE 4 weaner pita. Joan Mace, 8 mile north Central Point. FOR SALE Washing machine, oil burner, walnut. Phone 363, Jack sonville. FOR SALE Blue club seed wheat, reoleaned. V 1 1 a a Ranch, phone 801-R-l. FOR RENT 4-room modern fur nished house. 1330 Sallng Ave. FOR SALE Jersey-Guernsey heifer. Wra. stucker. Ooker Butt road. FOR SALE Dressmaking shop, wall established, excellent business for two. Terms to reliable party. Box 1934, Tribune. FOR SALE Large sine American oil heater with 4 tanks, copper pipe, about 80 gallons oil, 860. Inquuw 818 W. 3nd. FOR SALE Large circulating heater, Tel, 380. FOR SALE 5 -room modem nous, double garage. Near schools: eloa In. Address Box 3053, Tribune. FOR RENT 8 -room house with piano and 3 stoves. 816 So. Ivy. KNAPP BROS. Aerotred Shoe Local Agent P. Arnold Wiley tit cedar St, Medford Drama Of Uncharted of Yomen 4 'ft' A story of the few. less men who paved the cloud road to tho - North Pole and Alia I rTf .few,.. w AQTWrVT A herbal remedy, tried ant year. Chines herb wUl what yon are afflicted nae thla opportunity herbs hate restored 1
