MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1939.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
Rain in Park It was raining
in Crater Lake national park at
the time of the daily broadcast
of weather conditions, 8 a. m.
Visibility was described as poor.
Roads in the park were wet but
not slick, rangers said.
...
Court Citation Everett Tel
kamp, 36, of Route 3 was cited
by state police last night to ap
pear in Jacksonville Justice of
t,e peace court today charged
with failure to stop at a stop
Intersection.
. t
On Business Lewis Ulrich.
manager of the Oregon state
employment service, and Rus
sell D. Davis of the unemploy
ment compensation commission,
spent today in Grants Pass
transacting business.
Bends to Play Mrs. Harry
Prentice's Junior and senior ac
cordion bands will present a
program Friday at 7:30 p. m.
in the Baldwin Piano Shoppe,
to observe the Christmas open
ing of Medford stores. Members
of the band from Grants Pass
will also appear on the program.
The pubic is invited to attend.
.
New Stamp Book The post
office department has issued a
revised edition of the official
booklet containing descriptions
and illustrations of all United
States postage stamps from the
date of their introduction in
1847 to June 30, 1939, Post
master Frank DeSouza was noti
fied today. Copies may be
bought by addressing the Super
intendent of Documents, U. S.
Government Printing Office,
Washington, D. C.
UNITED's
MAINLINERS
to PORTLAND
' 1 hr. 35 mln.
SAN FRANCISCO
2 hrs. 33 mln.
LOS ANGELES
5 hrs.
Also fine, fast Mainliner
sleeper service to Chicago,
New York and East! Call
travel agents, hotels.
UNITED Air Lines
Municipal Airport
Tel. 241
Special Thanksgiving Dinner
Open 11 A. M. io 1 P. M 4:45 P. M. to 8 P. M.
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PERSONAL
Church Service Thanksgiv
ing services will be held Thurs
day at 11 a. m. in the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, 129
North Oakdale avenue.
On Holiday Jaunt Rexford
M. Schino, manager of F. W.
Woolworth store here, and Mrs.
Schino left this morning on a
Thanksgiving holiday trip to
San Francisco. They planned to
return Friday.
To Illinois Harold Axland of
18 Groveland avenue left Sat
urday night for Portland where
he took the streamliner for Au
rora, 111., to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Axland. He plans to re
turn December 1.
Return Horn. Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Watson of 229 North Ivy
street returned to Medford yes
terday from Portland where Mr.
Watson underwent a nose oper
ation Friday. He resumed his
work with the California Ore
gon Power company today.
...
Tuttle Returns Shelby M.
Tuttle, manager of Southern
Oregon Sales, Inc., returned by
train this morning from New
York, Washington, D. C, Phila
delphia and other eastern cities
where he spent three weeks
transacting business.
Board io Meet Executive
board of the Jackson County
Public Health association will
meet next Monday evening in
regular session at the Colony
club. The meeting has been
called for 8 o'clock and all mem
bers are urged to attend by Mrs.
J. C. S. Weills, president.
Service Continues Trans-Atlantic
airmail service is operat
ing twice a week to Lisbon, Por
tugal, Postmaster Frank DeSouza
was today asked by the post-
office, department to inform the
public. The department notice
said many inquiries were being
received about the service since
the outbreak of the European
war. Connections are made at
Lisbon with an Italian airline
that carries the airmail to points
in Spain, Italy, Africa and Asia
the department bulletin said.
Plane Passengers Mrs. W. B.
Moore arrived by United Main
liner from Seattle, Wash., this
forenoon. The plane came -di
rectly from Seattle, unable to
get into Portland because of fog.
A. Powers arrived from the
south on the early morning Main-
liner which arrived here two
hours late because of fog in the
San Francisco bay area. In the
bay district the plane ,had to
use the alternate field at Liver
more to avoid the fog. J. Beth
rick and R. M. Schweglcr ar
rived from Portland last even
ing and J. A. Lyon left on the
same plane for San Francisco.
Leaving by Mainliner yesterday
afternoon were A. B. Martin, to
Seattle, and J. Donald Smith and
Vic Vettle, to Portland.
50C and 75c
HOLLAND HOTEL
COFFEE SHOP
a. fuji
30-30iani Meet Past-active
members of the club, including
Cedric Reaney, Wesley Coleman.
Carl Norris, Lew Miles and
Charles Boise, presided over last
night's weekly dinner-meeting of
the 20-30 club in Hotel Jack
son. Guests for the meeting
were Aubrey Sanders, Cyril
Sanders and Sandy Green, also
former members.
TAKEN BY THIEVES
What a thief could possibly
want with a 12-ton Diesel truck
and trailer is a mystery to its
owner, but the fact remains that
one of the highway .freighters
was stolen from Its parking lot
in Portland Monday night, and
recovered Tuesday.
Archie C. Pierce of Medford,
president of the Pierce Auto
Freight Lines, Inc., revealed to
day that one of his company's
new Diesel trucks was found
by state police yesterday in a
ditch on a sideroad south of
Salem. It was damaged to the
extent of $200 and had been
driven a considerable distance,
Mr. Pierce said. A wrecker
was needed to haul it in for re
pairs.
Mr. Pierce explained that the
truck, not in service at the time
of its theft, wasn't missed until
state police informed the Port
land office of its recovery.
Protects Rabbits.
Montgomery, Ala. (UP) The
lowly rabbit has been elevated
to the dignity of game animal by
the state of Alabama. New
hunting rules promulgated by
the state conservation depart
ment stipulate that the little an
imal can be hunted with a gun
only from Oct. 1 to Feb. 20.
STOVE PIPE ? Inspired by
France's goddess of liberty, this
Dache hat of green and white
suede suggests that milliners
plan to continue their "war of
nerves' to a showdown.
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"Hopalong Cassidy" Show Coming
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i iniil-Wi
William Boyd and Russell
Hayden, the range heroes of the
"Hopalong Cassidy" dramas,
stray far from their home corial
to ride herd with Argentine
gauchos and Sidney Toler in the
new Clarence E. Mulford out
door romance, "Law of the Pam
Livestock
Portland
Portland. Nov. 22. (AJM-USDA)
Hogs: Salable 200, total 250; market
active, strong to mostly 10c higher;
good-choice 170 to 316-lb. drive-ins
50.00 to mostly 6.10; tew 235-lb.
weights $5.50; slaughter pigs down
to $5.26: packing sows 14.25 o 4 80;
new good-choice 104-lb. feeder pigs
95 50.
Cattle: Salable and total 100;
calves salable 26, total 40; market
active on limited supply: few sales
stronger; steers and hellers scarce;
few cutter-common steers $5.50
$6.75; medium-good steers quotable
7.75a 9.29; few common heifers $5.25
S6.fl0; fed heifers eligible $8.00 and
up: cutter-common cows $3.00 a 4.35;
canners down to $2.50; fat dairy
type cowa upward to $5.00; good beet
cows quotable $6.60: few sausage
bulls $6.00 ( 5.50; good beef bulls
upward to $8.25; good-choice vealers
salable $8.00(9 9.50; medium grades
$7.00 down; culls down to $4.90.
Sheep: Salable and total 25; small
lot medium-good 82-lb. lambs steady
at $7.50; good-choice truck-In Iambs
salable around $7.75 t 8.00; medium
good ewes quotable $2.50(t S.50.
(The livestock market will bt
closed tomorrow. Thanksgiving day.)
South San Francisco
South San Francisco, Nov. 33.
(AP-USDA) Hogs: 80; steady; part
load good to choice 310-lb. California
butchers S6.35; top; odd choice light
packing sows 94.50.
Cattle: 135: calves 10; scattered
sales steady; load medium 877-lb. fed
steers (8.35. sorted 3 head; load low
medium 985-lb. weights $8.00; good
fed steers absent, weights undei
1,000 lbs. quoted up to S9.50: odd
head common light heifers S6.00.
range cows absent, medium to good
quoted around l5.50rA6.D0. canners
and cutters 3.60?4.75, odd fleshy
dairy cows 05-35: few common to
medium bulls S5.50ft6.50: odd me
dium venlers 18.00, good to choice
S10.50i12 00.
Sheep: 500: lambs slow, about 35c
lower; deck good 76 to 86-lb. medium-pelt
fed lamba $8.35: older
classes lacking, early shorn fat ewes
quoted up to around $4.35.
Chicago
Chicago, Nov. 33 (AP-tJSDA)
Hogs; 30,000; mostly 5?10c lower,
with spots 15c under best time:
practical top $5.90; few head choice
light weights $3.95; bulk 180 to 340
lb., $5.70f5.90: bulk good 330 to
450-lb. packing sows $5.005.40; ei
trem. weights $4.654.90.
Cattle: 7.000; calves 1.000: general
trade strong to 35c, mostly 10r 15c
higher; light kinds $0.00 down: ex
treme top $11.15 paid for long year,
lings: 1,393-lb. $11.00; strictly choice
1.600-lb. $10.00; bulk heifers $9.00
down.
Sheep: 6.500; lat Tuesday: fat
lambs steady to wesk; spots 10$ 15c
lower; other classes steady; lamb top
$9.40 on natives: bulk $0.009936;
best yearlings $8.35.
Portland Produce
Portland.Nov.au (API Live poul
try: Buying prices Leghorn broiler,
1 to 14 lbs 15c, 3 lbs. IBe; fryern,
under 3 lbs. 13c, 3 to 4 lbs 13c lb.;
roasters over 4 lbs 13c; colored hens
to 4 lbs. 13c, over 4 lbs. 13c; Leg.
horn hens under 8j lbs. 8c, over
34 lbs 10c, No. 9 grade 6c less.
Butter, butterfat, e$7t?s, cheese,
country meats, turkeys, onions steady
unchanged.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, Nov. 33. (AP) Wheat:
Open Hlah Low Close
Dec. , 88 '4 88V, 88 8814
May .. 86 88 4 85 86 1(, j
July 83V, 84 B3V4 83'i
Portland Wheat
Portlsnd, Nov. 23. (AP) Grain:
Wheat: Open Hli?h Low Cloa.-
May 791,4 7914 79', 79!4
Dec. 80 80 80 80
Cash grain:
Osts, No. 2, 38-lb. white unquoted
RESERVE SEATS NOW
Donald Dickson
20 rnns-m.n 7 rons-si..1)
7 rows-fl.10 Inrl. Tat
Marian Anderson
20 roRi-M.40 7 iov.s-MS.4
7 rows-S.1.30 Incl. Tat
Make reservations at
PRUITT'8 RADIO
MUSIC CENTER
" 7
in 1ml frit'i
pas." which comes to the New
Rialto theater for a three-day
run starting tomorrow, as the
companion feature with "Pack
Up Your Troubles."
Jane Withers and the Ritz
Brothers are Starred in "Pack
Up Your Troubles" which
heads the big Thanksgiving bill.
Barley. No. 2, 4S-lb. bearded white
$24.00.
Corn, No. 3, eastern yllow ship
ment $25.76.
No. 1 flax $1.73 It.
Cash wheat (bid):
Soft white 70c; western white 79o;
western red 7flc.
Hard red winter ordinary 78'4c;
11 per cent 7813c; 12 per cent 81c;
13 per cent 84c; 14 per c?nt 8$e.
Hard white, Baart ordinary 83c;
12 per cent 84'ic. 13 per cent 87c;
14 per cent OO'c.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 31;
flour 8: corn 7; hay 1; millfeed 6.
Wall St. Report
New York, Nov. 22. (AP)
Traders walked out on the
stock market today and lead
ing issues slipped fractions to
around a point or so.
The desire to avoid commit
ments over the holiday kept
buying orders from the posts
and the session was quiet
throughout. Transfers approxi
mated 500,000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 83 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Ohem. & Dye 176
Am. Can 110
Am. & Pgn. Power....a....,.... 2
A. T. & T 1601,
Anaconda ....... 33
Atch. T. & B. P. 37
Bendlx Avla .. 39i
Beth. Steel 83
Caterpillar Tract. 64
Chrysler 88 14
Coml. Solventa - 13
CurtlBs-Wright I0V4
DuPont 181
Ocn. Electric 40 Mi
Gen. Foods , 45',
Clen. Motors 84 '.fe
Int. Harvester - 61 4
I. T. & T ........ 4H
Johns-Man vl lie 78
Monty Ward - 65
North Amer ....... . 331,
Penney (J. C.) 93
Phillips Pet 404
Hadlo ... 8H
Southern Pacific 18'i
Std. Brands u....u... 6'4
Std. oil Cal 36
Std. Oil N. J. ..
Transnmerlca ....
Union Carbide ..
United Aircraft .
U. S. Steel
45
evt
86 S
48'fc
69H
Pear Markets
Yesterday
Chicago, Nov. 21. (AP-USDA)
Pears; No arrivals, 7 cars on
track; Oregon Bosc, 720 No. 1,
1.40-2.05, average 1.70.
New York, Nov. 21. (AP
USDA) Pears: 1 arrived, 2 Cali
fornia, 16 Oregon, lvWashington
unloaded, 6 on track; Oregon
Medford district Bosc, 720 extra
fancy 1,85-2.15, average 2.03;
1125 fancy 1.85-2.00, average
1.91; 2180 No. 1, 2.05-20, aver
age 2.12; Cornice, 360 extra
fancy 1.95-2.15, average 2.06;
360 fancy 1 65-1.80, average 1.73;
Anjous, 745 extra fancy, 1.70
2.35, average 2.03: 370 fancy
1.60-95, average 1.80.
a. F. Turkey Prices .
San Francisco, Nov. 33. (AP) Net
prices paid producers for live poultry
delivered San Francisco: Turkeys,
Shorn 1:46-6:4.1-9:00 . 0c-40e-10c
NEVER BEFORE SUCH
A GREAT THRILL HIT
In Full Technicolor
DRUMS
AWNS THE
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youii torn, under 18 lb. 18c, IB lb.,
nd ov.r lie: jouni htm 72 13c.
San Franciteo Bult.r.
San Franciico, Nov. 22. AP
USDA) Butter, 02 score 31 H;
01-29'4; 90-28H: 89-27.
Sacramento. Nov. 22. . iJPi
Churning cream butterfat: First
grade 35; second grade 33.
Radio Highlights
By Ajwoplatd Pre.
(Pacific .tandard ttma.)
New York. Not. 32. Thj? network.'
preparation, for 1939'. "flrit" Ttiank.
glrtng (radio 1. goln to tHtbrat.
both the 39rd and th 30th) are
nearly eomplet..
Only on. football (am. I. on the
program lut. but her., are the other
Itrma for tomorrow:
MBa 11 a. m. Choir of Cavalry
Baptist ehurch. New York. In Maun
ttar's "The Song of ThtnkagtTtng."
WJZ-N'BC 11 a. m. Hmir-lon( dra
ma, "Thanks to Amvrlea."
WABC-CBS S SCV Btib Troul Inter
Tl.wln Ui. boy to alt at the right
of President Roosevelt at th. Warm
Springs foundation dinner.
WABC-CBS S :4s Prom London tnd
Berlin, Americans' Thanksgiving In
th. war countries.
NBCI . Blue :4S Dtsertptlon of
Warm Bprlngs dinner and songs by
th. children.
WABC-CBS f :lo Amerlcsns at
work, cranberry workers.
The football gam., to b. handled
by MBS starting at 1:45 la th. con
test between Oregon vs. Washington.
Tonight: Europe WABC-CBS 5:55.
8: MBS 6; WEAF-NBC-East 8.
MBS 6:15, Qen. Hugh A. Drum on
"The U. s. Army aa a Career."
Claud ette Colbert
Henry Fonda Score
In Technicolor Hit
The screen at the Cratcrian
theater must be vibrating from
all the excitement that flashed
across it yesterday the most
vivid, action-packed, thrilling
film hit of the season. "Drums
Along the Mohawk." This pic
ture depicts In technicolor the
days when torch and tomahawk
spread their terror In New
Yorks beautiful Mohawk valley,
based oh Walter D. Edmonds'
best-selling novel.
Tha screen play1' gives Clau
dette Colbert and Henry Fonda
the roles of pioneer lovers who
with the other colonists In the
valley have to face the fierce
onslaught of the savage Iro
quois. While a hoart-warming
romance is thus assured, the
most outstanding feature of
"Drums Along the Mohawk" Is
its action. The screen has prov
ed itself time and again as the
best medium for portraying
scenes like these, but never has
It shown them more powerfully.
One is literally frozen to one's
seat at the tense realism of the
Indian battle sequences, height
ened In their effect by the tech
nicolor. The story takes place In those
days of romance and adventure
when America was young.
Claudette Colbert, an aristo
cratic city-bred girl, marries
Henry Fonda, a farmer-colonist
of the Mohawk valley, as the
film opens. Fonda takes his
bride to the rough frontier
BRONCHIAL
To oulrkly rellev. DISTRESS when
a cold effects your upper bronchial tube.
REMEMBER It take. MORE than
"lust a snivel" You oei to rub your
chest, throst snd back with warming,
soothing "counter-irritant" like good
old reliable Muaterole which panetratea
th. outer layers of th. skin and help,
break up local congestion and pain. Ita
soothing vapors easo breathing. Used by
millions for over 80 yasrsl 8 strengths!
Regular, Children's (mild) and Extra
Strong, 40. Hospital Sisjs, 18.00.
BIG HOLIDAY SHOW
TOMORROW it FRIDAY
.. WIT! 10MANTIC
DIAMA to
thrill tha world!
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fcuLfyji TT10KI FOWII
jP&ja a ii c fin
TavV jotion
Pop.y. jLlttff Ij
Cartoon I J3j S
where her spirit ii almost
broken by the crude life and
surroundings. But, a brave girl,
she perseveres and their love is
strengthened by the hardships
and perils they share. Then the
Indians, under the drive of the
British (for this is during the
Revolution attack the peaceful
valley. This is the signal that
unleashes such thrills upon the
screen as it has seldom shown.
ALBANY LEADS STATE
IN PLACING JOBLESS
Salem. Nov. 22. Albany,
In the midst of turkey picking
activity, led alt offices of the
state employment service last
week by finding Jobs for 434
persons, while Portland was sec
ond with 185.
There were 1.409 placements
throughout the state during the
week. Placements in other cities
included Salem 63, Corvallis 49.
Newport 165, Eugene 101, Rose-
burg 75. Medford 2, Klamath
Falls 161, Pendleton 11 and
Daker 34.
Closing tlm. for Too Late to Clss
slfy Ads la 1:30 p. m.
Too Late to Classify
RIVERSIDE MARKET will be open
all day Thanksgiving for your
conventeno.
WANTED TO BORROW $3,000. First
mortgage on $5,000 farm property.
Box 4371 Tribune.
AUCTION SALE at Pavillion north
Medford. Ore., Saturday. Nov. 36.
commencing at 1:80 p. m. on hogs,
have soma work horses, milk cows,
stock pigs and poultry consigned
for thla sale. Alwaya attend th.
auction.
SO. ORE. LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO.
Col. A. H. Dudley (Auct.)
Phone B61-J-3.
FOR SALE Hay and wood, or trade
for cots. 114 miles south and J,
mil. west of Besl. .chool. Wm.
Straus.
WANTED TO BUY Douglas fir
Christmas trees, standing or de
livered, will have to be full and
shaped well. Phon. 443. L and
Lav. your number or address snd
location of trees.
RIVERMDB MARKET Will be open
an oay -rnanaagivuig for your
consrenl.nc
WAITRESS WANTED. Stat expe
rience in own nandwrtt n and
when available. Bos 426S Tribune.
port RENT 5-room partly furnlshml
nouse, .-jo. rnons 720.
FOR 8 ALB Fine American oil heater,
riH. iosn w. oth st. I
FURNIflHKD APARTMENT, newly
decorated ana modern; Bendlx
laundry, et. Sl North Central.
FOR SALE Good used bathtub.
Tel. 1387.
RIVERSIDE MARKET will b onstl
all day Thanksgiving for your
convenience.
EXPERIJENCEb young woman ( not
over 40) for hsnisework and cook
ing. $3fi month. Reference re
quired. Phone 1110.
CHRISTIAN WOMAN. 47, dependable,
wants housekeeping. Elderly gen
tlemen, mother leas, home In city.
Mrs. Stamen, fill So. RJveralda.
Phone 429-H.
WANTED Mlddle-aaed man and
wife on orchard. State qualifica
tions In application, Boi 4263 Mall
Tribune.
JI7..G.G
You'll laugh yourself silly
it Jan and tha- Ritiaa In
lh.lr blgg.st laugh show ... I
PIui this companion sa
Clar.nca E. Mulford W.st.rn
With WILLIAM BOYD STEFFI DUN A
SIDNEY TOLER RUSSELL HAYDEN JrffiQ J
THEY MUST END TONIGHT!
Jones Family in "Too Busy To Work"
Flua EDMUND LOWE in "Tha Wllnws VanUhaa"
Kiddle. . loc jj J m
IXTBNSION CNIT of Bams Valle?
will hold a rummage sal. In th
old Whlllock .tor. Friday and
Saturday.
SELECT OREEN pine Slabs. Big load.
$4 00. Medford Pul Co. Tel. 631.
POR SALE RCA 6-tub. table model
radio, cheap. 714 Sherman.
STILL AVAILABLE
Double Load Green Pine Slabs. $4.
VALLEY PUEL CO. Tel. 76.
TURKEY DINNER
Served All Day THANKSGIVING.
No change In price.
CORNER IST 304 So. Central.
TURKEY DINNER
Served All Day THANKSOIVTNO.
No change In price.
CORNER INN 204 So. Central.
POR SALE 1936 Ford radio, S14.
Post Office Service station.
RAW PUH8 WANTED!
eastern Cash Prices psld for you
furs at home. Also hides, pelts
and wool
MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUS!
27 N. Orape St. Medford, On,
WANTED Scran iron, to supply In
creasing demand. Spot cash paid
at latest market price.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HO08E
27 Nortb Grape St. Pbon. 1063.
QUALITY Dry Body Fir Nov. special
In load lots. Tel. 631. Med. Fuel Co.
POR SALE 1936 Ford Coup.. '376.
Se. this car at Post Office Servloe
Station. Ted Hearn.
BLOX-FACT Planer-Rough, htaplng
load S4.50. Medford Fuel Co. Tel.
631.
WRtfN your nostrils twcom red.
Irritated, and stuffy tlua to a
head cold, simply Insert some
Menthol a turn. It quickly soothra the
Irritated membranes, reduce local
congestion, and promotes lV-aJlng.
Mentholatum also relieves stv fflnees,
checks anting and other discom
forts of corns.
Enjoy thebeneHtofMant?iolatumB
comforting relief by keeping a Jar
or tuba handy always. cV.il 30c.
Dance Tonite
BtlUvlew Odingt Hall
South of AsUuikd on Htfhway
Muslc by College Bwlngsters
THANKSGIVING
DANCE
at the
OASIS
Thursday Night
Nov. 23rd
OUR GALA
THANKSGIVING SHOW
Starts Tomorrow -3 Days
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