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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY DECEMBER 14, 1939. PAGE NINE LOCAL and Stuart 111 Gilbert Stuart is confined at his home, 15 Modoc avenue, with influenza. ... Meeting Monday Phoenix Townsend club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the Phoenix Christian church. Get Licenie A marriage li cense was issued yesterday in Reno, Nev., to Clemens R. Jones, 39. of Merlin, and Susie A. Smith, 41, of Medford. Moore Here Fred T. Moore, representative of . the Silver Burdette Publishing company, arrived here this, morning from San Francisco by train to trans act business. Snowing at Park Snow start v ed falling in Crater Lake na , tional park at 8 o'clock this morning, headquarters here an nounced. West and south ent rance roads were passable but tire chains were necessary for safe driving, headquarters said, adding that visibility was zero. Bash Home Frank C. Bash, employe of the California Ore gon, Power company, returned to Medford this morning by train from Chicago where he r transacted business for a week. To iave Sale Phoenix La dies' Aid society of the Pres byterian church will sponsor a cooked food and candy sale Saturday at the Mercantile store starting at 10 a. m. Drills Tonight Company A and headquarters company, third battalion, 186th infantry of the ' Oregon national guard, will hold regular semi-weekly drills in the Medford armory at 8 tonight. Due Saturday Carl Y. Teng wald, member of the Oregon state real estate board, is ex pected to return home Satur day from Portland where he is now helping in conducting real estate broker examinations. j From Park A. D. Roach, storekeeper at Crater Lake na tional park, and Mrs. Roach came to Medford today to do Chritmas shopping and transact other business. They were to return to the. park this after noon. Car MishapPeter E. Ma theny of Ruch and Harold Woods of 1307 East Main street drove cars involved in a slight accident on East Sixth' street J near the Gates used car lot, Wednesday afternoon, according to a report on file today. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often Brings Happy Relief Many sufferers relieva nagging backaeru fluirLly, once lhajr discover that the real csust M their trouble may be tired kidneys. The kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking Uie eicrsa acids and waste out of the blood. They help most people pass about 3 pints s day, When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it Eay cauM nanning backache, rheumatic pains, K pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up Die! its, swelling, puflinres under the eyes, head aches and dimnens. Frequent or scanty pas lages with smarting and burning sometimes ihowa there is something wrmg with your kidneys or bladder. Don't wait! Ask your druKgiat for Doans Pills, used successfully by millions for ovar 40 fears. They give happy relief sod will help ths 5 miles of kidney tubes flu."h out poisonouf waste from your blood. Get Doan's Fills The Gift That Only YOU Can Civs Your Photograph can bt taken as late as December 23 for XMAS delivery. Personality Portraits 24 Hour Service if desired SHANGLE STUDIO Medford Bldg. Phone 1308 PERSONAL Day Returns County Judge Earl B. Day returned by train this morning from Portland where he attended a congres sional heading on forestry prac tices. Plane Passengers Thomas A. Culbertson. Jr., left by United Mainliner this forenoon for Sac ramento, Cal. The early morn ing Mainliner today and the midnight plane last night flew over Medford because of fog. N. G. Hannum arrived from Portland on the southbound flagstop Mainliner last even ing. E. Hotchkiss arrived by Mainliner yesterday afternoon from San Francisco. Civil Service Tests U. S. civil service commission today announced open competitive ex aminations for the following positions: junior medical officer, rotating internship, $2000 a year, and junior medical officer, psychiatric resident, $2000 a year, St. Elizabeth's hospital, Washington, D. C; and engi neering draftsmen in various classifications with salaries ranging from $1440 to $2300 a year. Complete information re garding the examinations and positions may be procured at Medford postoffice from Stan ley G. Sherwood, acting secre tary of the local board of civil service examiners. Livestock Portland Portland, Dec. 14. (AP-tJSDA) Hogs: Salable 660, total 1300; market mostly ateady; extreme top 6c lower; good-choice 166 to 216-lb. drive-Inn 6.00a8.15; few lots S6.256.50; 225 to 290-lb. weights $6.26 6.60; light lights and slaughter pigs $5.25 1? 5.75; packing sows $4.00 $ 4.75; feeder pigs mostly $6.25; choice lightweights to $5.75. Cattle: Salable and total 200: calves salable 40, total 65: market fairly active, mostly steady except some weaker on fat dairy and me dium beef cows: common-medium steers $6.50(3 8.25; strictly good light fed steers quotable $8.75; and above; common-medium heifers $5.25 7.65; cutter-common cows $3.50g4.50; can ners down to $3.00; fat dairy type cows $4.765.25; few good beef cows $6.00(3 6.25; sausage bulls salable $5.00 (36.00; beef bulls $6.60; or up; good- choice vealers $8.00 g 9.50; common grades down to $5.00. Sheep: Salable 300: total 600; few fat lambs about steady; good-choice truck-ins $7.50; medium-good lambs $7.25; common downward to $6.50; some lots, with up to 3 lbs. water dock, strictly finished truck-Ins eli gible to $7.76; carloads -quotable to $6.00; good-choice ewes salable $3.50 04.25. Chicago Chicago. Dec. 14. (AP-USDA) Hoga: 38.000; fairly active; around steady with Wednesday's average on weights below 320 lbs.; others stow, top $5.50; sows slow, around 10c lower; bulk 330-500 lbs. $4.20 80. Cattle: 4.000: calves 1.000; strictly good and choice yearlings and steers scaling up to 1,500 lbs. steady with Wednesday's decline; all other grades representative weights weak to 2oc lower; best yearlings $10.60. Sheep: 7,000: late Wednesday fat lambs ateady to weak; top $9. South San Francisco South Ban Francisco, Dec. 14. (AP-USDA) Hogs: 50: 300-205 lb. butchers topped at $6; few medium 125-155 lb. $4.50 (S 5.25; few sows $4.50. Cattle: 100, calves none: ateady, largely good 1051 lb. California fed steers $9; medium 1191 lb. fed steers $8.25; common $7; dairy type heif ers $6.75; good cows $6.35; fleshy dairy cows $5.35; canner to common cows $3.35 4; bulls absent, quoted mainly $8.50 down. Calves, good to choice vealera quoted around $10.50 13. Sheep: 50; lamba nominally steady; good 76 lb. medlum-pelt $7.50 $ 8.35; good to choice wooled lambs quoted around $8.75; early shorn alaughter ewes quoted $3.75 down. Portland Produce Portland, Ore., Dec. 14. (API Eggs: Buying prices, extra large, 17c; standards, large 15c; medium extras BETTER TASTE-BOTTOM PRICE -AND WE'LL PROVE IT! Always sensational, today COBBS CREEK is bet ter than ever! Finer. ..smoother. ..richer-tasting, yet light . . . and priced low! No greater whisky value on the market. Volume and experience make it GOOD NEWS for you. Try COBBS CREEK today, and see! At pack age stores. Full 90 proof. 10 ttrtighi u h'ttky four jttrs 57e ttrtitbt whisky thru jim eld. 75 iittillei trim mmtrsl tplTlll. Continental Diiulling Corp, Philadelphia, Pa. 13c; extras, ammll Ue; tandem, malt lie. Country Meats: Vealere, fancy, ISglStyc lb.; others unchanged. Live poultry: Nominal buying prices. Leghorn broilers. lbs., 15c lb.; do, 3 lbs. 15c; fryers under 3 lbs. 13c; do. 3 to 4 lbs., 13c: roast en, over 4 lbs.. 13c; colored hens to 4 lbs., 12 "jc lb.; do, over 4 lbs., 13c lb.; Leghorn hena. under 3Vi lbs., 8c lb.: over 34 lba.. BVic lb.; No. a grade, 5c leas. Turkeys: Selling prices, hena 20c 9 31c lb.; toms, 10917c lb. Buying prices: No. 1 hens, 19c lb.; toms. 1515VaC lb. Butter, butterfat, cheese, unions, potatoes, hay. wool, ateady and unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland, Or., Dec. 14. (API Wheat: Open High Low Close .88 .as May .85 .88 .88- Dec. .. 8414 .85 . MU Cash grain : Oats, No. 3, 38-lb. white tie. 16. Barley, No. 3, 45-lb. bearded white $26.35. No. 1 flai. 83.00. Cash wheat (bid): Sort white 84'Jc; western white 8414 c: western red B4e. Hard red winter ordinary 88V,c; 11 per cent 83Ujc: 13 per cent 87c; 18 per cent 90 '4c; 14 per cent 7c. Hard white, Baart ordinary 88c; 13 per cent 90U,c: 18 per cent 3,4c; 14 per cent 96c. Today's car receipts: Wheat 37; barley 1; Hour 13: corn 3; mllireed 1. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Dec. 14. (AP) Although the wheat market had to cope with heavy profit taking sales today. It rose about two cents a bushel at times, establishing new high prices that had not been reached here for more than two years. Open High Low Close Dec. 1.03 M 1.04 1.01 1.01 May 1.00 1.01 .99 .89 July .98'4 .99 .97 .97 Wall St. Report New York, Dec. 14. (P) A break in recently bouyant cot ton futures helped discourage another stock market rally to- day,- Dealings slowed appreciably on retreat. While some leaders retained modest plus signs at the close, losers were plentiful and numerous issues were un changed. Transfers for the full session were in the neighborhood of 900,000 shares. Today'a closing prlcea for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. As Dye -. 17 Am. Can ...... 113 Am. As Pgn. Power... A. T. As T Anaconda itch. T. & S. P. . Bendlx Avla Beth. Steel a 189 80 34 30 83 57 89 13 10 Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solvents .. Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont .. -179 Gen. Electric 39 Gen. Foods .. 46 Gen. Motors ..... ......,.... 54 Int. Harvester ...,... ........ 63 I. T. 4s T 4 Johns-Manvllle ........ 75 Monty Ward .... 55 North Amer. . 33 Penney (J. C.) 91 Phillips Pet. 38 Radio W..M. BU. Southern Paciric . 15 5 34 43 88 46 68 Std. Brands Std. Oil Cal .. Std. Oil N. J Transamerlca Union Carbide . United Aircraft U. S. 8teel San Francisco Batter San Francisco, Dec. 14. (AP-tJ.I. D A.) Butter unchanged. Sacramento, Dec. 14. s Churn ing cream butterfat: first grade 3a;c, second grade 31o. King George 44 Today. 1 London, Dec. 14. (P) King George VI, in mourning for Princess Louise, Duchess of Ar gyll, who died December 3, ob served his 44th birthday quietly today. Even the usual royal cannon salute was cancelled. Use Mall Tribune want ads. IttiAv, If "What a Life", The rin-roarious adventures of Henry Aldrich, radio's hilarious hard-luck kid, are brought to the screen in "What A Life, which opens a three day run today at the New Rialto Theatre. Jackie Cooper plays the title role of Henry Aldrich, whose ability to get into trouble is matched on ly by his gift for inventing ex cuses that almost get him thrown out of school. Betty IS OREGON STAIE HEAD FOR DEFENSE WEEK Capt. Philo D. Smith, adjut ant of the Medford CCC dis trict, has been appointed Ore gon state chairman for national defense week, February 12 to 22, and Capt. fll. C. Wright, Medford Insurance man, has been appointed C.M.T.C. chair man, it was shown in a list of appointments received here to day from Portland headquarters of the state department of the Reserve Officers association of the United States. At last night's meeting of Rogue River chapter of the Re serve Officers association, the following local appointments were made for national defense week planning: Capt. William H. Driscoll, chairman; Capt. Carl Y. Tengwald, Capt. Lyle P. Wilcox and Lieut. Orval Shores, for Medford;" Lieut. Mar cus B. Woods, chairman for Ashland; and Capt. J. . Morri son, chairman for Grants Pass. The reserve officers initiated plans for holding -.a military ball here during national de fense week. ARCH WORK HEADS FEDERAL GROUP Arch Work, bureau of agri cultural engineers, Medford, was elected president of the Southern Oregon Federal Busi ness association at its annual meeting In the Hotel Holland this afternoon. Advanced from vice-president, Mr. Work suc ceeds E. P. Leavitt, superinten dent of Crater Lake national park. Carl Massie, Grants Pass postmaster, was elected vice president and John E. Doerr, Jr., naturalist of Crater Lake national park, was ,re-elec-ted secretary. Chosen for the exec utive committee were E. P. Cliff, supervisor of the Siskiyou national forest, Grants Pass, and B. E. Hayden, bureau of recla mation, Klamath Falls. The of ficers also are members of the executive committee. Mr. Doerr presided in the ab sence of Mr. Leavitt and Mr. Work who were out of town. MedTord Lodge No. lot, A F A M. Stated commun .. . - 1 . . -, vvelf 1080. Annual election and Installation of officers. Erie M. Oray, W. M. $ '.5-:,v -V .- ,''.W., ...... EFFICIENT FUEL! DRY PINE SLABWOOD $6.00 DRY FACTORY BLOCKS $5.50 BUNDLED KINDLING... ..$5.00 Delivered la City Limits Or fill your car or trailer at onr fuel yard on the corner of North Central Are. and MrAndrem Bead. Timber P Phone 7 Rialto Show Field plays opposite Cooper in this fast-actioned high school romantic-comedy. Others in the cast include John Howard, Lion el Stander, Hedda Hopper and Janice Logan. "Marshall of Mesa City", star ring George O'Brien as the marshall of the toughest city on the Yuma Trail, will play as the second feature with "What A Life". Newest Dr. Kildare Film Featured For Craterian Crowds A weird secret malady of a beautiful girl, a doctor on the detective trail to solve it, thrills romance and human interest be hind the walls of a great hospi tal are blended in "The Secret of Dr. Kildare," third of the Dr. Kildare series, now play ing at the Craterian Theatre, with Lew Ayres and Lionel Barymore heading the cast. The story revolves about the nameless terror of a young girl, which, through exciting adven tures, Ayres, as Dr. Jimmy Kil dare, traces down to the machin ations of a fanatical nurse and a quack doctor. Barrymore, as the veteran Dr. Gillespie, guides him. Dramatic episodes such as healing a girl's blindness by practical mental suggestion and the apparent miraculous cure of a paralytic boy by a new medi cal discovery, are mingled with nilanov- comedy, such as Barry more's game of "craps" with George Reed. The story moves at a fast pace, with many deft little human touches. Laraine Day is charming as Mary Lamont, the nurse, and Helen Gilbert's fragile blonde beauty is effective in her role as the "mystery patient." Nat Pendleton and Marie Blake as the ambulance driver and tele phone operator add comedy touches, and Lionel Atwill, Sara Haden, Samuel S. Hinds, Emma Dunn, Walter Kingsford. Grant Mitchell, Alma Kruger and Rob ert Kent handle the principal roies capably. CALL LOCAL FOLK IN BUSBY TRIAL The sheriff's office today served subpoenas on Medford and Jacksonville residents for appearance as witnesses at the insanity trial of Merrill Busby, at Merced, Calif. The local people are directed In the sub poenas to appear in the Merced court tomorrow. They are called by the defense. Busby was convicted this week by a Merced jury of child- stealing, Involving a 14-year. old girl. He entered a plea of not guilty by reason of Insanity, According to the sheriff's of fice, Busby is a former resident, and several years ago was well known in this city and Jackson ville. Among those subpoenaed were Amy Dow of Jacksonville, and' Dr. W. W. P. Holt of Medford. Deputy William Grenbemer was serving five others, including a Rogue River resident. company oateon End North Central Jane at Roxy Jane Withers brings her own brand of law and disorder to the West in "The Arizona Wild cat", which co-stars her with Leo Carrillo at the Roxy Thea tre for today and tomorrow on ly. Weather. Northern California: Fair In south and partly cloudy in north portion tonight and Friday; light rain probable on extreme north coast; no change in tempera ture; light variable wind off coast but moderate southerly above Cape Mendocino. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ada Is 1:30 p. m. Too Late to Classify EMIL'S MARKET Pork Shoulders, whole or half, pound - 114c Fresh Leg of Pork lb. 16c Pork Backbone or Neck ' Back bone 4 lbs. 2&c Fresh Pigs Feet lba. 2Sc Beef Suet lb. 60 Pork Heads lb. 8c Lard, unrendered lb. 6c Beer Steaks, Round or Sirloin. pound "'$o Salad Dressing qt. 19c 80 lbs. Onions. 49c Brazil Nllta lb. ltc FOR RENT 3-room partly furnished house. Inquire 1119 Clark. BOARD and Room. Vacancy. 33 N Orange. FOR RENT 3-room modern house, partly furnlshel, H7.60. water paid. Near Washington school. Phone 729-X. AMERICAN Radiator Circulating heater. Good condition. Bargain. Pred Hallgren. Phoenix. FOR SALE Myrtle fruit and nut bowla and other wooden novelties made from Southern Oregon wood. Call at 808 Beatty Street. LEAVING for Los Angeles Sunday or Monday. Take one passenger, share expenses. P. O. Box 867, Med ford. MINK Fur Neckpiece. Very reason able, 820. Ben Hart, Talent, Box 177. AUCTION SALE at Pavilion Sat., Dec, 16. commencing at 1 :30 p. m. sharp Have lots of livestock consigned to this sale. Hoga, cattle and sheep, Also furniture and tools. Consign ors have your property at Pavilion as early aa possible, Sat. a. m. - So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley (Auot). Phone 861-J-3. USED 1.8 hp. Sea King outboard motor, soo value at 132.00. MONTGOMERY WARD NEW FEED PRICES Wheat; clean, per cwt. 11.76 Hen Scratch, per cwt 1.98 X-tra Egg Mash, per cwt . 2.40 Spec. Err Mash, per cwt. H 2.10 Eastern Y. Corn, per cwt 1.70 Bar None Dairy Feed, cwt..... 2.18 Special Dairy Feed, sack 1.56 Ground Barley, cwt . 1.60 Rolled Barley, sack w 1.10 Oyster Shell, cwt .76 Triangle Calf Meal, uck.IHW 1.15 8amson's Calf Meal, sack 95 Buy In quantity lota and save money. Phone 833. F. E. 8AMSON CO. RELIABLE young woman, with soma hospital experience, wishes practi cal nursing. Maoel Dodson. Kt. 1, Box 48, Central Point, Oregon. FOR SALE 1 heavy team, 2 young cows, lust fresh; 18 Angora goats. Mrs. c. S. Clifford near Agate ecnooi. WANTED To buy a gentle work norse. win give good nome and only light work. Write, stating de scription, where horse can be seen, also cash price. Box 1288, Mall inoune. The Bad Men Ran For Cover, When Jane Came To Town! TODAY and FRIDAY Scrip Tor XMAS KTh Mm ri Sk ' f r av-iaj LOST Male Cocker goanlel and Fox Terrier pup; black and white. Re ward. Dorothy Carol SUva. 531 Palm. Phone 087-L. FOR SALE Lady's gold pin and ear ring apt. An antique. Reasonable. Box 1289, Tribune. SPECIAL trade-In allowance till Xmaa for your Old Bicycle or Tri cycle on New Bikes, Trlkes, Wag ons. Easy terms on balance. Ideal Bike Shop. 411 E. Main. EXPERIENCED girl wants house work. References. Write Box 483. Aahltnd. TURKEY SHOOT Sunday, Dec. 17th. 10 a. m.. at Talent. Turkeya, Geese. Chickens and Groceries. Free coffee. Women welcome. No shotguns permitted. ' HAVE YOU seen the New Stream lined Bicycles at the Ideal Bike Shop? Low down payment. Terms on balance. 411 E. Main. BUY NOW Pay later. Bicycles. Trt- cvcles. Wagons, scooters. Tour credit la good at Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. FOR SALE; Cheap. A good wood ranch, close In, 6 miles from Med ford. Call at 813 Beokinan. THE Carnation Club Degree or Honor will hold a cooked food sale and baaaar at Safeway Store on 6th St.. Saturday, Dec. 16th. WANTED Used Bicycles. Trade them In on a New one lor xmas. easy terms on balance. Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. SPECIAlr Buy the popular priced. lOU perorni. Hxinrnnvepo oijvcu Queen Washer (or Christmas md Ket a year's supply of Rlnso Free. Pick's Hardware. SOMETHING NEW 8e the new oil burning hot water heater and circulator with cooking top. Reasonably priced at Pick's Hardware. FOR BALE 33 Caterpillar tractor In A-l condition. K.w.H. Bales ana Service, 808 So. Riverside. Phon 900. FOR SAUi LarRe pears. Crystal Spring Pack. Co. 34 PONTIAO Coupe. Reasonable. Texaco Bervlce Station, East Main. FINISHED and unfinished placquoa for coloring at The iaea nop, im J. Main. Btnei ney. EOO MASH S2.18 per cwt. If your egg production Is low now. mix about 60 of the Samson HldH PROTEIN Mash with the feed you are now using or better still, change over to the Samson's Spe olal Mash 100 and you will ex perience pleasing and satisfactory reaulta In Increased egg production. F. B. Samson Co., 228 N. Riverside. 3-ROOM furnished Apt. Private bath, gas, garage, oioria Fan Apia., sio So. Central. METHODIST Ladles will hold Baraar : at Burk'a Awning and Top Works, 814 East Main, Saturday, Dec. 18. Open at 8 a. m. JOIN XMAS PIANO CLUB 88 NOW 8 ELECTS YOUR PIANO MANY BARGAINS Large stock of Latest Styles, Spinet's, Qranda and Uprights. EASY TERMS START PAYMENTS IN JANUARY BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPB Medford'a up-to-date Piano Store MUST SELL OR TRADE BY MON DAY 1036 4-door Packard sedan, very clean. Give terms. Post Office Service Station. QUALITY Dry Pine Slabs, (3.00 per load, In two-load lots, Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. RAW FTJKS WANTED I Eastern Cash Prlcea paid for your iura at nome. Also nines, pelts and wool. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE . 17 N. drape St. Medford, Or. "1 Wr r0DAY"For3Ds!w vim e ranesl Comedy-Romance Of Wf High School Life Ever Filmed ... 1 A! II It's that ornery Henry Aldrlrh If ynn laugh at so much on the ' 1 ' radio .. , he'll keep you In stltchesl , jfiik 1 1 cooper Y-y :'yK FIELD WdSM kWA John HOWARli -J, i'r gfjl Lionel STANDER I i . . JiJ WKV Hedda HOPPER 1 s ' ZwJ ljniS. "two rEATURM85'5 . '" .aBBB arrx Tfc .aK9 r'f.-5 vii (Mats it l:4Jll fft04 laf riT M I B :: I Adults . . 2.v MSTVll Ifl If I II Al,u,u I Loses . . . snrlHlJl IN U I I Loges , . . 40. 1 Kiddles. . 10 WjlJ LJ Ul I Kiddles. . 10r I Ths OUt EvwyoM Enjoys ThHi Scrip 12.50 k 15.00 Stswl FOR RENT Well furnished duplex. Adulta. 827 North Grape St. FOR SALE Newtowna. Nice quality, good sizes. By tho lug or trurk load. Bring containers. Myron Rnot Se Co., Inc. Warehouse 47 South Fir St. WANTED Scrap Uon. to supply In creasing demand Spot cash paid at latest market price. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 North Grape St. Phone 1081. DON'T PAY MORE It'i Not Meceisary DON'T PAY LESS It's Dangerous See Our Used Car Specials Portland Prices f.o.b. Medford Humphrey Motors 33 S. Riverside. Phone 454 DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Slum l:4.Vft:4.Vfl:(H 30c-4ftc-10fl BEST OF THE KILDARES! vs sat? 1 ""le...1 SUNDAY! SURPRISE! HEY! Move Over Joe E. Brown and , Martha Raye! GAR BO LAUGHS In' Ninotchka" (Don't iry to pronounce It SEE IT1) N o w 1 Till I Sal. Nit a """J? '-'88. He Tamed The Toughest Town This Side Of Hades! GEORGE O'BRIEN in Virginia Vale - Leon Ames ' i