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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. DECED3ER 6. 1939. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL On Hunting Trip Orbin Cooksey and Dr. Stanley Phil lips returned Monday from Tule lake region where they spent the week-end duck hunting. 9 Newburys Away Don and Gus Newbury of the legal firm of Newbury and Newbury, arc spending some time in Bend on business. They expect to re turn to Medford the end of the week. Student Leaves Miss Mary Belottl left yesterday for her home In Klamath Falls after finishing a course at Leonard Beauty college. She has secured a position with the Vanity Beauty shop in Klamath. Unit to Meet Roxy Ann ex tension unit will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Francis Moffatt on Spring street. Mabe! Mack will conduct a discussion on care of the hair. All women of the community who are inter ested are asked to attend. DeMolny to Meet Modford DeMolay will hold a regular session tonight at 7:30 in the Masonic Temple. Final plans for the district convention, to be held Saturday and Sunday, will be completed. Any person having extra bedroom space to room the delegates attending the confab are asked to call Don Hathaway, or phone 1464 Play Try-Outs All persons Interested are reminded of the try-out3 for four one-act plays to be presented in January, this evening and Thursday evenii'g in room 212 of the Medford Center building. Try-outs have been ca'ued by Angus Bowmr, drama director of the Southern Oregon College of Education. who will direct the plays Mr. Bowmer stated today that ex perlence is not necessary for persons wishing to try out for the plays. Time will oe v:ju Mrs. Myers Back Mrs. Edna Myers of 401 West Second street returned on this morning's bus from Klamath Falls, where she spent several days transacting business for the National Insti tute of Music and Art of Los Angeles. Mrs. Myers reported that Christine (Mickey) Pearson Klamath girl who is well known here, is doing excellent violin work. She also stated that one of the institute pupils, Dorothy Kight. six -year -old youngster of Shasta Way, had been run over by a car and is seriously ill in the Klamath Valley hos pital. Plane Passenrjors Today's southbound United Mainliner, due at Medford airport in the forenoon, did not arrive until mid-afternoon due to having been held over in Seattle be cause of fog. Getting off the Tuesday midnight plane were Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bennett and C. D. Hudson, all of Se attle. J. F. Dillard was a pas senger getting off the north bound flagstop Tuesday even ing and R. H. Sturgeon stop ped here from last evening's southbound flagstop. F. H Mc intosh got off yesterday after noon's Mainliner, and passen gers getting on were W. J. Sul livan to Portland and E. A. Hewes and W. O. Lowrey to Seattle. Achievement Council The 18th achievement council of cub pack 1, Boy Scouts, will be hem in Jackson grade school audi torium at 7:15 Friday night. All parents and others inter ested in cubbing are cordially invited to attend. "Daytime Wife", With Fine Cast, Here Sunday Hanlin Returns Paul Hanlin United States deputy marshal, returned last evening by bi:s from Klamath Falls where he went to get James Skyler, pa role violater who is now looped in the county jail here awaiting transfer to McNeil Island. Paraioos Here Mr. and Mrs. Leland Parazoo of the Klamath reservation are spending several days in ' Medford transacting business They are staying at the Hotel Holland. The couple's daughter Alfreda, is a student here at St. Mary's Academy. To Attend Funeral D.U.V. of the Civil War are asked to meet at Conger Funeral home Thurs day afternoon at 2:15, to at tend the funeral of Mary F. Woods, wife of J. C. Woods, who passed away at her home In Central Point yesterday morning. Take Pictures Lieut. Karl Polifka, pilot, Corp. Al Jen nings, photographer and staff sergeant, H. Green are using Medford for a base for taking army photos in the Crescent City and Humboldt districts. Their home station is Moffatt field, neav Palo Alto, Cal. Building Permits W. A. Lig gett of 812 Newtown street ap plied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a permit to make an addition to his residence at a stated cost of S130. C. H. Jordan of 718 Beekman street applied for a permit to build a private garage at a stated cost of $25. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner cf operators and chauffeurs will be in Medford city hall next Saturday between the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 p. m., and all those wishing per mits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours. Myers Leave Mr. and Mra. Chester L. Ms'ers of 406 King street left last evening by train for Flint, Mich., where they will take possession of a new car to drive back to Medford The Myers went from here to San Francisco where they board ed the streamliner for the east ern city. They expect to b away about ten days. Meet Cancelled The regular meeting of the Chester A. Ar thur Relief Corps scheduled for Thursday afternoon has been cancelled because of the funeral of Mrs. Mary Woods, who died yesterday. Relief corps services will be conducted at Conger funeral parlors instead of the graveside. All corps members are to meet at the funeral home at 1:45 tomorrow afternoon. Church Bazaar Presbyterian church will sponsor a bazaar, tea and turkey dinner FrWay in the church. Bazaar will open at noon, tea will be served from 3 to 5 and dinner from 8 to 7 p. m. A number of attractive VA Mi vs, a 4V V3 iJU fc lie ii r 1i ; " j Tvrone Power and Linda Dar-1 starring roles In "Day-Time I Theatre. Binnie Barnes, Warren nell, brilliant star discovery of I Wife", which opens a three day Williams and Joan Davis have "Hotel For Women", have co-irun Sunday at the Craterian supporting roles. items will be for sale, including plants. Music and a program will be a feature throughout dinner. The public is invited to attend. Reservations may be made by calling 1911-W or 1524-L. 11 per cent 82'3e: 13 per cent 85c: 13 per cent 86c; M per cent 06c. Hard whlte-Bnart ordinary 87c; 13 per cent 883;c; 13 per cent 03c; 14 per cent 95c. - Pear Markets Yesterday Too Late to Classify HOUSE FOR RENT Call 20 Tripp. COMK TO Pwtbyrnan Church Chrtatmaa Bazaar Friday. Decern br 8 Open 13 p. m. Afternoon ta. Turkey dinner 60e. I to T. FOR SALE OR TRADE Small trailer houA, small afparator, team horse. 719 W. 10th St. COFFEE SHOP EQUIP NfENT Coun ter, stools, tables, hamburger plat. Mount View Motor Court. Aahland. FOR SALE or trai for stock 10 inch. 8 or 4 bottom tractor plow. Alo team work horse. C. R. Oil berteon. Route 3. Box 136. Medford. FOR SAI.F Electric wanher, cook stove, bicycle FrM Hortapp. corner 7th and Maple. Central Point. DANCE To wnnend hall Saturday. Dec. 9. Sponsored by Wenonah Club. Admt.vMon, 40c gent; 10c ladies. YOUNO WOMAN wants hour work. Reference. Phone 3087-J. Livestock Chicago Wheat Portland. Ore.. Dec. 6 (AP-USDA1 Hogs: Salable 700. total 950; market slow, mostly 10a 15c lower: good choice 165 to 31S-lb. drlvelns mostly 96.00: few outstanding lot 86.10: off gradea down to S5.15: 330 to 370-lb. butchers mostly S5.50; lew light lUrtita 5.50: packing sowb 4.00r 4.50: few feeder plga S5.35: beat held around $5.50. Cattle: Salable and- total 150; calves salable 35, total 35: market active, fully steady: some dairy-type cowa as much as 23c higher; scat tered common-medium steers 86.00 8.00; cuttefs 85.00: common heif ers S5.25ia6.00; medium grades to 87.00; cutter-common cows 83.25 k 4.25; canners down to 2.75: fat dairy typo cows $4.50i5 6.25; good beef cows salable $5.756.50: aausace bulls $5.00 19 6.00; good-choice vealera $8.00 a 9.50; good 350-lb. calves $7.00; culls downward to $4.00. Sheep: Salable and total 100: mar ket steady but mostly nominal; few good-choice heavy trucked-ln lambs $7.75; fed, wooled lambs quotable $8.10; few plain light feeder lambs $5.50: common light yearlings $4.50; good-choice ewes salable $3.50?4.25. Chicago, Dec. 6 (AP) The wheat pit had to absorb henvy profit-taking today as all futures climbed Into new season htths and reached the best prices In about two years. Wheat: Open High Low. Close Dec 96'i 971, 9S3, 97, May 83'-, 83 93 V, 93 a, July 9014 8114 89T4 9U4 Wall St. Report New York. Dec. 8. ( AP-USDA1 Pears: 6 arrived. 6 Oregon. 1 Wash ington unloaded, 14 on track; Oregon Base, 720 fancy $1.750 3.15. average $303. 720 No. 1. 8180i3.15. average $303; Medford Anjous. 370 extra fancy $1.95,n3 30. average $3.13. 370 fancy $1.802.00. average $1.98. .lOIN XMAS PIANO CLUB NOW $3 00 8EI.BCTS YOUR PIANO MANY BARGAINS Large stock of Latest Styles. Splneta, Grands and Uprights. EASY TERMS START PAYMENTS IN JANUARY BALDWTN PIANO SHOPPE Medford's up-to-date Plnno Store. FRFE OREASE JOB given with each new Bicycle Dougnt Deiore Jtmas Special low prices. Uso your credit Ideal Bike Shop. 411 East Main POR SALC One P V 8 Unlvex pro jector, 8 M M. Phone 281. Chicago Chicago. Dec. 6 ( AP-USDA) Hogs: 26.000; active, steady to 10c higher than Tuesday's average: most ad vance on medium weight and heavy butchers; top $5.66: bulk good and choice 160 to 240-lb. averages $3.50 (SS.66: 240 to 370-lb. most $5.35 a 5.55; 370 to 360-lb. butchers $5.15 a 5.40; good 360 to 450-lb. packing sows $4.85 a 5.10; heavier weights 4.604.70. Cattle: 9.000: calves 1.000: active and strong market on all grades yearlings. Instances a little higher; numerous loads light and long year ling steers sold to order buyers and local killers at $10.50ia 11.00; best 1.353-lb. stera $10.75: 1,219-lb. $10.85; cows scarce and steady; cutters $4.50 a 6.00; bulls, weighty kinds $7. 15a 7.35: vealers steady at $10.00 down. Sheep: 11,000; late Tuesday; fat lambs and yearlings 15uf25c higher; sheep firm; lamb top $9.25. Air urt Till- in- IfiAVi PRIM? STOCK pmoor ,srw"?? fySF 5tnutli San Krani-lsco South San Pranelaco, Dec. 6. (AP USDA1 Hogs: 700. Butchers 15 a 25c lilgher: bulk good to choice 170 to 220-lb. Callfornlaa $6 90 a 7.00. top $7.00: welghte around 140 to 160-lb and 230 to 270-lb. sorted out $6.40 6 50: no Idaho rail hogs offered: packing sows scarce, strong to 25c higher for week to date, mainly $5.00 a 6.35. Cattle: 50; calves 26; steers noml nslly steady; medium to good steers quoted $8.00a0.50: she stock around steady; short load medium 834-lb. heifers $7.76: medium to good beef cows quoted $5.76a6.50: csnners and cutters $3.50?8.25: odd fleshy dairy cowa $5.50: few medium to low-good vealera $9.00a 10.00. Sheep: 1.100; lambs alow, early trade weak to 25c lower; 170 bead medium to good 69-lb. California wooled lambs $8.50: part deck good 80-lb. medlum-pelt lambs $8.10; me deulm to good 79-lb. averages $7.75; few common to medium 58-lb. shorn lambs $6.60. 1 New York, Dec. 8. (fF) Shares of the heavy industries led a broad stock market ad vance which pushed pivotal is sues up fractions to around 3 points today. Transfers approximated 1,000, 000 shares compared with 589, 620 yesterday. Improved sentiment over the business prospect for the next few months and considerable investment buying were as signed as reasons for the upturn. Among gainers were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, J. I. Case, International Harvester, Caterpillar, Douglas Aircraft, United Aircraft, Anaconda, West inghouse Electric, DuPont, In ternational Paper common and preferred, Brooklyn-Manhattan common and preferred, both of which reached 10D9 highs, U. S. Rubber, Eastern Air Lines and New York Central. Today's closing rrlce fr 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chcm. 4 Dye 172i,i Am. Can - 111!4 Am. & Pgn. Power A. T. Ji T 169!i Anaconda 31 Atch. T. & S. P 28', Bendix Avla 20J,1 Beth. Steel 8214 Caterpillar Tract B5'4 Chrysler - - - 87 Coml. Solvents - 13- Curtlss-Wrlght 10 DuPont. 17B,, Gen. Electric 30', Gen. Poods 46 Gen. Motors - 53Ts Int. Harvester : 60i I. T. T 4 Artie Shaw Makes Screen Debut Here Attention Cats! Alligators! Rug Cutters! and Jitterbugs! Artie Shaw made his screen de but yesterday at the New Rial to theater and, boys and girls, he was hotter than hot. The picture is "Dancing Co-Ed," featuring Lana Turner, Rich-. ard Carlson and a really swell j cast, so if you're not a jitter bug ' enthusiast, don t let that worry you. There's plenty of j fun to go around for all types of audiences. The picture will play at Ihe popular Main street showhouse until tomorrow night. For the jitterbugs, Shaw and his band offers "Nightmare," "One Night Stand," "Wire Brush Stomp" among many of his popular hits, with two new one added, "Stealing Apples" and "Racket Rhythm." Shaw plays nineteen numbers in all. For the screen fans who are not interested in jitterbug man ia, there is a madcap story of a little vaudeville hoofer who goes to college at the sugges tion of a press agent to win a nationwide contest for the best dancing co-ed and a starring role in a Hollywood production "Dancing Co-Ed" is fun for everybody and 'Missing Evi dence," starring Preston Fos ter and Irene Hervey, has been added as the second feature. POR RENT 4-room furnished house. Electrlo range and refrigerator, oil heater. Newly decorated. Phone 381. And so it dots, Colonel! Barclay's Private Stock is tops in rich flavor, in mellowsmooth ness, in downright casriness. And though this 6n straight whiskey is distilled from the best grains and aged two full years, it's priced 'way down! Try some. You'll agree that Barclay's Private Stock is the buy in rye I Jas. BicUr at Co., Ltd.. Peoria I Drtroiti -t ,'. i-li. ....... Glsffow, Scotland Pint 85c iuarUSl.60 A OOOO NAMC TO OO BUY I 'PRIVATE CMVICWA STOCK CTOAinUT DYt lVJ HISK1Y " " Sf.l n r irt.V i t fi Vitf V.miMrrri8 - J Portland Produce Johns-Manvllle ......... Monty Ward North Amer Penney M. C.) Phillips Pet Radio Southern Pacific Std. Brands ... Std. Oil Cal Std. Oil N. J TTansamerica Union Carbide United Aircraft U. 8. Steel .. 78 '4 .... 54 32 , 404 6 16 5 .... 35 V. ... 45 ... 6 .... 87 .... 46 H .... 69 Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ada la 1:30 p. m. Show Starts Tonight At 6:45 25c-35c-10c S3C-40C-10C San Francisco Butter San Francisco, Dec. 6. fP) (USDA) Butter, 92-31; 91-28V; 90-28; 89-27. Sacramento. Dec. 6. JF Churning cream butterfat: first grade 34 Vic; second grade 32V4c. Portland. Dc. fl (AP) Butter, butterfat. eggs, and cheew. steady, unchanged. Conn try Meata: Selling plica to retailer Country-killed hcga. beat bulchera, 135 to 150 lbs. 8a84c; vealera, fancy, 12'al3c lb. IlgJit hln 10 12c lb.: heavy 9n 10c lb.; spring lamba 14 15c lb.: ewea. Amlc lb.; good cutter ccwa C'(?7c lb.; canner cows 6c lb.; bulls 09',c lb. Turkeys: Selling price Hens 21 m 22c lb.; torn 17c lb. Buying prlcpft No. 1 hens lSlQ'ic lb., to-nn. 15' 18c lb. Jve poultry, onions, potato, hay &ady. unchanged. It's Red Hot Swing! morrow tfffi, N'lte W Tf Plus lie nee" m UXi TVIIII UCUU CaUMI 1ITII II1W in ta nm ujm ui in inrott Portland Wheat Portlsnd, Dec. 6 (AP) Oraln: Wheat: Open Hlh Low Close May B2',4 83'i 82'4 83'j Drc 81, 82', 8!, 82", Cash pram: Oat No. 2. 38. lb. white S26 .00. Br!eyNo. 2. 45-lb. bearded white 125 00. Corn N"o. 3. eastern yellow ahlp menta unquoted. Flax No. 1. ai.8914. Cash wheat bid: Soft white 82' ic- western white C2'-c: n-'r'.-m red 82c. Hard red winter ordinary U'i', I A GREAT STAR IN A GREAT ROLE! t?-i5fiP'1 romolrron Rir A FRIDAV A 1 i r- 4 Ji9itr9 "fi'V JSgH view Ends Tonit Jtfl S; I FRI and SAT I $ifiA I Two Westernal I y ...3t "louei v 5 ainri" minrf wira 1 oidii ii mil r ROUGH RIDERS ROY ROGERS RiVHONn MITTDM .a.- 1 rOR BALE LeaTing for aaat coast. fieiun,! wl nouaenold rurnltura and dlahea at sacrifice. 618 Bo. Oakdala. TCK3UST DTNKCT, 12 noon to T p. m. eunoay, xmc. lutn. farun nvi ox Catholio church, 60. oakdale. AUCTION BALK at Bale Pavilion Saturday. Dec. 9th. Hava hotza, rattle and sheep eon&iswd for this sale. Also complete household furnishing, circulating oil heater, cook stove, wood heater, dining room set, roll-top desk . leather davenport set. beds, rugs, etc. Always attend the Auction. SO. ORE. LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO. Col, A H. Dud lev (Auct.) Phone 851-J-3. L. s R. enameled alectrlc rang $22.50. W'MH water heatr $50. Lind Bros.. 408 E. Main. FUEL OIL NEW Awoclated Day or nlte service. Medford Fuel Co, Tel 631. FOR SAMS or trade for wood Stock trailer. 807 Hazl St.. Central Point. FOR TRADE 'M Chrysler coupe for sedsn, truck tr cattle, inquire Poat Offlca Service Station. DO YOU KNOW Hudson hss the world's safest brakes? Hvriraullc and mechanical reserve on the' sam pedal. SPECIAL THIS WEEK 1P37 Master Deluxe Chevrolet Sedan green finish, hae our 30-day guar antee. Priced to sen at COOKSEY MOTOR CO. 1R2 8. Riverside. Phone 077. FOR SALE Close to Medford. 2 acres in clover, a -room modern horn chicken house, barn. A real good buy. Eaay terms. 2.5wj. L. J. AUSTIN 44 N. Riverside. Phone 1885 FOR. SALE One rnsry heifera. Harel St., Central Point. 807 FOR RENT Country home with acerace. modern six-room house, Inclosed porch, basement, garage and wood house, poultry nouses for 200 hens, small barn- Some fruit, some alfalfa and other plowed ground. Deep well pressure water system and other advantages. See owner at the Marvin W. Johnson olace near Wlntr Orchard on Thurs day 7th or aee Hansen & Boylsnd. 122 N. Central. Medford. FOR SALE Child's ar and tricycle. in good cond 1 tion . 16 Newtown. RAW FUHS WANTED I Eastern Cash Prices paid for your tura at noma, aiso niaea, paita and wool. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 27 N. O raps St. Medford, Ora. FOR SALE Newtowns. Nice quality. good sieea. By the lug or truck load. Bring contalnera. Myron Root ft Co., Inc. Warehouse 47 South Fir St. WANTED Scrap lion, to supply In creasing demand, spot cah pais at latent market price. MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE 27 North Grape St. Phone 1063. YOUR Christmas shopping will ba aone wun ease, here you win find gifts everyone to pleaaa. Presbyterian Church Chrtstma ba?aar. Tea served from 8 to 6. Turkey dinner from 6 to 7. Bring: the family. CHEST COLD MISERY riRST nibthront.chest, and back with Vlcks VapoRub at bedtiine. then spread a thick layer of VapoRub on the chest ana cover with a warmed cloth. RIOHT AWAY, VapoRub goes to work loosens phlegm eaaea muscular soreness or tightness clears air passages relievea coughing. And often by morning, most of the t9 misery of the If cold is gone. V VapoRub 5 ff Ar A u n AaWi 11 isr ixff... .ii.'a? is 1 fijrr"4i.i Is I I ' Sf 1 1 ail m me : mm .--..! II II d f-4 IS l I Iht Hi M lyF ft mm ma Im cvi fiA I ayer than 1 I H S I m Pak ",T I lit- A U HAPPENED I I t.- I lf-t- ONE NIGHT" ill II M0RE M0V" V? V 111 i rabl "MR- A I I 1 Mf DEEDS GOES P f J I I TO TOWN' Fabled Washington! Shrlna el damocracyl Mighty eapliol whosa will shape tha dastlnlM oi Main Street and dynaittasl Out ol ita treasure, oi mystery and lntrlgua. romanca and ad Tentura, diplomacy and might, ih ganiua of Frank Capra hae brought to the screen the heart of America in the great Ameri can motion pletural starts TODAY 4 DAYS ONLY WfJiWD'al MORE TENDER than the mas terful "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU' FRANK CAPR 1 jr.iiM TiilrliT YER manTT Va laugh- Ml irj :ked "IT 1 lJl - frl PPENED iM v(f I E NIGHT" 0 jS i Mi if (D)s WcQsliniiiStom , co-starring ARTHUR -STEWART ,im Claude RAINS Edward ARNOLD Guy KIBBEE -Thomas MITCHELL Beulah BONDI dhows Dally at I 45 :4S . 9:00 ' TTKM II El Hi VMZ Mats - SOe RTFS ot Riddle lot 1 1 1