MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREC.OX. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1938.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Here On Bulne o. p. Barshaw
of Applegate ni a Medford: business
caiir roaay.
...
rail, Hero Harry Hereford of
Butte Fall, transacted business here
this morning.
Med lord Caller J. E. Graw of
Eagle Point wae a Med ford business
caller this morning.
On Business Robert L. Kenaston
of Oolrt Hill attended to business
matters In this city today.
.
From Talent c. w. Cooper, Keith
Thoreson and Charles O. Long, rest
dents of Talent, transacted bwdneaa
In Medford this morning.
Fouler Leates J. o. Fowler of 34
Vancouver avenue, left today by mo
torcar for northern California where
he will transact business for a week.
Visit Here Larry Dodge and Bob
rrrm of cre.'cent City. Col., spent
um weea-ena
friends.
On Official Mission B. n Hard
Ing. VS. Internal revenue agent left
last night for Klamath Falls where
n was 10 transact official business
It was expected that he would re
main there several days.
Chimney Fire No damage wa done
by a chimney fire at the home of
Mrs. E. T. Burelson on Barneburg
road last night. Answering an alarm
at 7:25. the fire deDartment'a chem
ical crew stood by while soot In the
chimney burned itself out.
At Wrestling Matches Among
Ashland residents attending the
wrestling matches In the Medford
armory last night were W. D. Jock
son, Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooper, Mr.
and Mra. P. D. MrDoucall and Horn'
Chlpman.
.
Flies To Klamath W. H. Pluhrer.
sportsman filer and head of the
bakeries bearing his name, .left to
day from Medford munlclnal airnort
In a private Falrchlld cabin nlant-
t.U, ln private Falrchlld cabin plane
Medford visiting for Klomath p,,,, wn0 , J, to
To Roseiuirg Paul Honlln. United
States deputy marshal left this
. morning on an official business trip
to Roseburg.
.
Onus Fire Unusual for thu nm
of year, a grass fire occurred last
night on Eastwood Drive north of
tne i.u.o.f. cemetery. A fire de
pnrtment chemical crew, answering
an alarm at 6:20. put the blare out.
valise was not ascertained.
Fined $5 William McGrotty of
Route 3 was fined 5 In city court
this morning on a charge of failure
to stop at e stop street. He was cited
by city police Sunday at Main street
and Riverside ovenue.
Slight Mishap Ivan Davis of 36
Portland avenue Bnd Frank Isaacs of
233 North Grape street operated cars
Involved In a minor accident In front
of 3J1 Apple street Monday evening,
a city police report stated today.
Henderson Home Roy Henderson
of 747 West Jackson Btreet returned
to Medford by train this morning
from Portland where he had visited
his father, o. p. Henderson since
jnsi rriaay. on Sunday, o. P. Hend
erson celebrated his 95th birthday.
...
Meeting Set Newly-organized
Voting Parents study group Is to
convene at 7:15 pjn. Thursday ln
the A. R. Clement residence at 1323
West Main street. The meeting Is
Intended especially for both mothers
and fathers in the group and all
members are asked to make a special
effort to attend.
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Park Weather Clear Clear, cold
weather continue in npvM in
itrater Lake national pork today.
rangers reported by radio. The park
roads were free of snow and tire
chains were not needed, tho rangers
stated. Snow In the park la still
packed hard and has an ley surface,
they said.
.
Meeting Thursday Southern Ore
gon Oem and Mineral society will
hold a regulor semi-monthly meet
ing at the Jackson Cnnntv cham
ber of Commerce at 7:30 p.m. Thurs
day. Dr. R. C. Van Valzah Is sche
duled to give a talk on quartz cry
stallizations. Anyone Interested In
a study of gems and minerals Is In
vited to attend.
Oets Promotion Miss June Nu
gent, clerk-stenocraoher of the Con
solidated Freight Lines. Inc.. has
been promoted by the company to Its
Klamath Falls office and will leave
here to take ud her new humm
Thursday morning. Miss Nugent la
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vln.
cent J. Nugent of 33 Tripp street
She was graduated from Medford
high school last May.
Pays Call Here Frank 8 Moore
supervisor of the Sawtooth national
forest with headquarters In Halley.
Idaho, called upon executives of the
uogue Hiver national forest here yes
terday. Mr. Moore Is arjenriina va.
cation at the home of his mother In
Ashland. He attended the weekly
meeting-luncheon of the Medford
Rotary club this noon. He Is presi
dent of the Rotary club In Halley.
Airport Arrivals Todav's arrivals
at Medford municipal airport Includ-
oa I.OI. o. P. Bradley of Rockwell
field, San Diego. Cel.. who arrived
from Hamilton field. San RafueJ
Cal.. and left for Pearson field Van.
couver, Wash., after his army Doug
las basic tralnlne olan had hMn
serviced: Lieut. O. H. Brown. Fort
Lewis. Wash., to Oakland, Cal., ln
an army Douglas observation plane:
and Lieut. O. J. Mosman. Sacra
mento. Cal.. to Pearson field In an
army Douglas observation.
a
Officers To Meet Rogue River
chapter of the Reserve Officers as
sociation wUl hold a get-together
dinner In the Hotel Holland n s an
tomorrow. All reserve officers of the
district are Invited to attend. Capt.
Herbert R. Laslett of Corvallls, presi
dent of the Onegon denartment. win
be present. After dinner the reserve
officers will meet in the Medford
armory at 7:30 for a regular study
class. Instructor will be MaJ.
Charles S. Pettee, regular army of
ficer on R.O.T.C. duty at the Uni
versity of Oregon In Eugene. Prob
lem to be studied la "The New In
fantry Regiment."
Committee Meeting Sportsmen
were reminded today of the meet
ing of the fish and cam enmmittM
of the Jackson County Chamber of
commerce ln the chamber office at
s p.m. tomorrow. There la vw
general discussion of legislation that
might be proposed for the advantage
of wild life In the stste and anyone
with Ideas on the subject Is Invited
to come to the meeting and express
mem. Jacltson county's legislators,
Senator Ocorge W. Dunn. Represen
tative William M. McAllister and
Representative Eark Newbry, have
been Invited to the meetlnc an that
they might hear the views expressed
on suggested legislation. The meet
Ing will hear a report from John E
Doerr. Jr., Crater Lake national nark
naturalist, on the recent Oregon Wild
j-ue Federation conferno In Cor
vallta.
TURKEY HENS HIGHER
PORTLAND, Dec 13. (API
Turkey hens gained strength on the
market here today The buying price
for toms was auoted eenemllv at sta
cents a pound and 24 cents for hens.
A fair supniv and demand e,tjH
for toms. Swift and Company an
nounced it tied selected Oregon lur.
keys for display at the New York
World's Fair.
Ran Francisco Turkev Prlres
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 13 (J,
j net prices paid producers for lire
poultry delivered San Francisco: Tur
keys, young toms. under 18 lbs.,
fresh. J3c; over 18 lbs., 32'4r23c;
young hens, fresh, 2514 8 26c.
. 4
"Valley of the Giants' Coming
AdF
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rift
sp w fck
U . . eiv I
Peter B. Kvnra thunciertne
venture of the Cnilfornla redwoods
ln the early days of the lumber
barons, brings Wayne Morris and
Claire Trevor In leading rolea of
'Vallev of the Giants." tho nil-
technicolor nroduetton. to the rrn-
terlan theater tomorrow for a four
day engagement. Also ln the cast of
this thrill-Jammed drama that was
actually filmed in the heart of the
redwood nnlre. are Charles Bick-
ford, Alan. Hale. Prank McHuch.
Donald Crisp. Jack LaKue and John
ijiiei.
Aa a special added attraction on
the same program, the Craterlan will
have Walt Disney's silly symphony.
"Ferdinand the Bull." based on the
best-seller that has swept tho coun
try. Filmed entirely In color. "Fer
dinand the Bull" tella the delight
ful story of the young "he-cow"
who discovered himself In the mid
dle Of a bllllflrht nrumn whoti hH
much rather be tn the fields smell-
ing tne pretty flowers.
BRITAIN READY TO
DEFEND SELF AND
ALLIES IF NEEDED
(continued from page one)
too la rt ro cxAssiri
THE STEAK and Waffle Show now
under new magement. (Bill and
nazcrs riace). open Wed.. Dec. 14
nuuiu ruB RENT Private en
trance, natn and shower. 2.50
408 Edwards St.
FOR RENT OR SALE Reasonable
3-room house. Phone 449-x.
'Road Demon" on Rialto Bill
Livestock
Only Once In a
Lifetime . . .
Introductory Offer
Why Pay 915.00?
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY .
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for only
:or jT f , Beautlfnl
$1.49
Equal in Appearance and
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Electric Shaver
Do Not Confuse
This Wllh Anj
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Thit Is i
the Market
1-Year Unconditional Factory Guarantee
A Iharai flnu (hat flntxt hlfttl T1ft
Z. Doei the Job first time ued. No "brraltln In period,
t S. Hoes mu Irritate even the niot delleate nktn.
4. Easy to rlean and does not spray hlker dut.
S. Mn donhle irtlnn sh3vtn head.
A. fft Martin mntnr. rinrer Null Msrtlnjt nulunet eliminated.
7. No radio Interferrnre.
. hnppd to f-have hair jrowth In ear nd noe.
f. Tested and approved hr I nderwrlter Laboratory.
. . . mut be prit marked
not later than midnight,
nerember 1R.
Add lie for malllnf.
Mail Order Only
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FASHION JEWELRY SALES
?. 0. BOX 599-DENVER, COLO.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 13. (AP)
(VS. Dept. Agr.) Hogs. 900 Includ
ing 478 direct, market active. Strom
and steady, good-choice 160-215 lb
drlvelns 7.75-85. few cholee lots 8.00,
-!25-65 lb. butchers 7.35. few light
lights 7.25-35. pack-Ins sows flnn.'is
good-choice 7.111-31 lb. feeder pigs
7.75-8.00.
Cattle, 100. calves 28, supply limit
ed, scattered sales steady, medium
good fed steers absent, salable 7 26
8.65. low cuttery diary type steers
4.25, medium-good heifers salable
8.50-7.50. commo n5.35. low cutter
and cutter cows 350-3.50, few fleshy
dairy type cows 4.35-78, good heel
cows salable 8.50-6.28. few common.
medium bulls 4.75-5.00, good beef
bulls quotable 6.00, choice vealers
scarce, quotable 8.50.
Sheep 100, scatered sales steady.
" 101 cnoice 87 lb. trucked In
lambs 7.85. carload lots fed wooled
Ismbs eligible around 8.25, few fair
ly good ewes 3.50. choice grades 4.00.
South Son Franrlsco
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 13.
(AP-USDA) HOGS: 300: butchers 5o
lower; top and bulk 175 to 225-lh.
welghta. 7.95; few alaunhtcr nla
6.95; packing sows weak at .Ano,n
6.25.
CATTLE: 135; steers undertone
barely steady: fat cows and heifer
quoted nominally steady; medium to
good beef cows quoted $5.00 (J 6 50:
odd medium bulls up to $6.00 steady.
Monday: steers mostly steady: bulk
medium to good fed steers. tBHtx.
8.75; top, 89.00. Calves: 35; nominally
steady: odd head medium to chntra
venlera, 88.50 10.50. latter top.
SHEEP: 78: lambs absent: minted
nominally steady: good to choice fed
wooiea lamDS quoted up to 8.75;
saleable aupply limited to part deck
mixed quality slaughter ewes Mon
day; lamba strong to fully 15c higher:
top. 88.75 on choloe 93 to 93-lb. fed
wooled Oregons; good 81-lb. Nevadas.
88.50; sorted 15 per cent medium,
7.50.
A f
Joan Valerie, Tom Beck and Henry
Armetta (all members of the sports
loving Gamblnl Family) thrill to the
most dangerous sport In tho world
auto racing ln "Road Demon," sec
ond ln the Sports Adventure series.
we had voluntarily abandoned for
penoa oi many years."
He gave this Picture of modern
warfare:
'War todav differ rttnrt.mAntnnv
from all wars of the oas: inasmuch
as todsy Its first and most numerous
victims are not DroiesAlonal rteht.
era but the civilian population, the
workman and the clerk, the house
wife, and uost horrible of all. the
children."
War Technique Told
He explained the ruthless tech
nlque of modern warfare and his
belief war only "sows the dragon's
teeth of fresh Injustices and fresh
conflicts" led him to chooso a pol
icy of appeasement.
He said he was "astonished at the
pessimism which seems to possess
some of our critics" and wss deter
mined to "persist In a policy which
has given us such remarkable re
sults." Tlio results he claimed for his pol
icy were these fine accords ' made
ln the past year: The Brltlsh-Itlsh.
British-Italian. British-German, British-American
and French - German
agreements.
The prime minister disclaimed any
personsl preference for nar.ilsm or
fascism.
"The complete subordination of
Individual Independence to some
thing which Is called the state, but
which really only mcana those who
for the time belnir rule the state"
he said, "would be Insupportable be
cause it runs counter to all our
most fundamental conceptions of
the framework of human society."
playing today and tomorrow only as
the companion feature with "Secrets
of an Actress." starring Kay Francis
George Brent and Ian Hunter. .
BUI Robinson heads the featured
cb.1 ot "Rosd Demon ' with some
new toe-tapping routines.
prices: A grade 31t4-32c lb., Port
land delivery: B grade lljc lb. less;
0 grade 8c lb. less Country de
livery 30o lb. for A grade.
Eggs Wholesalers' buying prices:
Specials 32c dan.; extras 30c doz;
standards largo 29c doz.; extra me
diums 28c doz.; extras small 35c doz.
Cheese, country meats, live poultry
unchanged.
Turkeya selling prices: Dressed
new crop hens 25-23C lb.; toms 22-24c
lb. Buying prices: New hens 23'-24c
lb.; toms 31 ,4o lb.
Butter Prints: A grade 33c lb.
In parchment wrappers, 83'4c lb. In
cartons: B grade 3114c lb. In parch
ment wrappers. 3214c lb. ln cartons.
Potatoes Ynklma gems 1J0 cen
tal; locals 1.00-1.10: Deschutes gems
150-1.40 centa.1: California swees
1.26-1.60 for 60-lb. crate: new Call
fronla triumphs 3.00 per 60-lb. box.
Onions, wool, hay unchanged.
Chicago
CHICAOO. Dec. 18. (AP-USDA)
HOGS: 32.000: mostly 1020c lower
than Monday's average; top, 87.40;
good medium weight and heavy
packing sows, t6.50t6.65: few ilaht
butcher kinds to $6.75.
! CATTLK: 9,000; calves, 2.000: sev
eral loads choice and prime light and
medium weight steers sold steady at
$12.50 to $18.28: all other grades wesk
to 25c lower, mostly 25c off, with very
little done at decline; heifers weak
to 35c lower with medium to good
grades predominating: most heifers
n8.50 down to $7.25; bulla steady to
16o off; light kinds showing decline:
up to $6.75 paid for a few heavy
sausage bulls.
SHEEP: 12.000; late Monday fat
lambs 15$25e lower than Friday;
vearllngs weak to 25c
steady; lamb top, $9.35; good year
lings, 87.25fit7.75; slaughter ewes.
S3.75it4.25: today's trade alow; early
lamb bids around 35c lower; talking
$8.76 9.00.
Portland Wheat
Roxy Romance
MM. V V V .. -'- '
Tom Brown and Dorothea Kent
have featured roles With Allen Rrnriv
and Charles Wlnntnger In the laugh
smash or the year, ''Goodbye Broad
way." playing today and tomorrow
only at tlio Roxy theater.
Closing time for Too Ijite to riaa-
slfy Ads la 1:30 p m.
TO
ENTERTAIN CHILDREN
AT CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Salvation Army's annual
Chrlatmaa party for children will be
held at 3.16 North Bartlett atroet
st 8 p.m. Monday, December 36
It was announced today by Oapt
Reginald H. Vincent.
A program of entertainment will
be presented, a feature of which
will be a play, "King Winter and
HIS Court.." Th nmonm will h
given by the young people of the
onivuiiun snny.
At the conolualon of the program
canav. fruit and tovs win h dia
trlbuted by Santa Claua.
The Salvation Army kettlea will
remain on the atreets every day
until Christmas. Cant. Vincent, re
minded the mihlln. Aa nf tnm
unnstmas charities depends almost
wnouy on tne kettle donations
Capt. Vincent asked the public
be as generous as possible.
FOR SALE Australian shepherd
puppy. 518 E. Main.
FOR SALE Piano, $40. 616 S. Orape.
FOR RENT Unfurnished 8-room
upper flat. Modern, oil heater,
newly decorated. Adults. 718 W.
Main. Phone 1470-J.
FOR SALE Davenport chair, gate
leg isoie, outlet. 710 w. Jackson
Anybody Can Buy on the Terms
We Make
Come In and find out how easv
It is to own this fine, used '37
Pontlac De Luxe Sedan. Looks
and runs like new. 00-day guar
antee, and priced for quick sale.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors
FOR SALE Household furnishings
and tools. 639 N. Central.
FOR SALE Two puppies. $5.00 each.
1807 W. Main.
MEDFORD POULTRY As EOO CO.
Pay Top Prices fnr Turkevs. Rab
bits. Ducks. Geese. Chickens and
Eggs. 10 Wesi Jackson St.
3-ROOM apartment, nicely furnished.
Continuous hot water, reasonable.
708 Park Ave.
FOR SALE 1033 Chevrolet Coach In
n-i connuion. air wheels; priced
right to sell. H. C. Wltham, 318
B. 8th. across from Wards.
SMALL trallor house. $10. Tom. 306
norm itiversme.
4-ROOM unfurnished modern hoisc
redecorated, steady adult tenants
only. 0 B. Jarkson.
FOR SALE Weanor plga. 1st house
west of Midway Cash Store. North
Pacific Highway.
FOR SALE Rebuilt Wade dragsaw,
$80.00. Take wood as down pay
ment and iwrms on balance. See
H. C. Wltham. 318 E. 8th. Across
from Wards.
FOR RENT Holly Court No. 3. Par
tially furnished, 2 bedrooms, $30.
Phone 1322-w.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For cheap
car or truck. 1935 Chev. Standard
Tudor, fine shape,
Olson. 626 W. Palm
JUNK WANTED JUNK
The following prices we will pay:
Batterlea 40c to 60c each
Radiators... . 4c per lb.
Aluminum ...8c to 10c per lb
Heavy Brass ...,4c to 6c per lb.
Coppers. 6c to 7c per lb.
Zlnk 1140 per lb.
Rubber Innertubes. 114c per lb.
Oasketa 3l,ic per lb.
Rags. ',c per lb.
Do not sell for less. Get the abova
prices at the
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N. Grape St. Ph. 1063
BARGAIN DEPARTMENT
Pianos, accordions and band Instru
ments for Christmas can be found
in our bargain room, at low prices,
i'erms lltoe rent or discount for
cash.
Baldwin Piano Shop
SAFE. 42x27. for sale or trade for
smaller size. Phone 1043-J.
WOOD ALL KINDS, $1.75 tier and
up. Phone 1626-W.
WANTED SCRAP IRON
Loading out Scrap Iron this week.
Unload In car and receive more
monev. MEDFORD BARGAIN
HOUSE, 37 N. Orape St., Phone
1062.
DOCTOR'S SERVICES
and PRESCRIPTIONS
Harold Wainscot t
Most of the many menaces to Uf
oould bo avoided by consulting a doc
tor now and then. Waiting until a
serious lUnem compels you to seek hla
services la pretty much like daring a
heavyweight champion to hit you on
tha chin he might do It.
A medical doctor can detect slgni
of bodily disorders before specific.
Indications, discernible to you. have
reached an acute stage and prescribe,
the protective measures.
Hla prescriptions are more seriously
written than la the Congressional
Record and should be prepared by ft
pharmacist of high standing In hla
profession.
This la the 4th of a series of
Editorial Advertisements appearing in
thla pane' rKh Tuesday.
Copyright
PORTLAND. Dec. 13. (IV-Oriilns
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May flfl 8S 66 6tt
1c - 64 64 64 84
Cash grain:
Oats. No. a, 38-lb. white, 27.fi0;
No. 2, 38-lb. gray nominal.
Barley, No. 2, 45-lb. B. W., 23.00
Corn. No. 2. E. Y. shipment. 2a.nn
Cash wheat fbld): j
Soft white. fl4Uc- t8rti .u...
Mc; western red. 82c.
Hard red winter ordinary. 82c: 11
per cent, 62c; 13 per cent, 84c; 13 per
cent, 67c; 14 per cent, 71c.
Hard whtte-Bnnrt ordinary, 6ftc; 12
per cent. 65c 13 ner eint. ia
cent, 67c.
Todny'a car receipts: Wheat, 83;
Hour, 11; torn. 4; mill feed, 8.
ATTENTION TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF OUH NEW LOW PRICKS
Marlncllo Hair Brushing,
Shampoo, Fingerwave 75o
(With Curls or Neck Trim)
Marinello Beauty Salon
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Give MEDFORD THEATRES SCRIP, for XMAB . $2.60 . $5.00
(I :-8:l InkVl k.Wyj Kiddle. 10c I
Chicago Wheat
Portland Produce
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CHICAOO, Dee. 13. () I Jt, ,KiA $ W
Wheat: Open High Low Clo.e I ft!rb9& 1 -JlS
Dec M,i M 63 63 I M Y
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