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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 16, 1940. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Mae Attack Mn. M. M. Gault of 105 Tripp street If con fined to her home in bed with a recent heart attack. VUUf Parenti Florence Erbei, employe of the Liberty building, left yesterday for Multnomah to visit her parents, Mr. an! Mri Robert Erbes. To Meet Griffin Creek Grange will hold a regular ses sion tonight at 8, with the Eagle Point Grange as guests. All members are urged to at tend. Bicycle Stolen Delroy Har vey of 417 North Grape street reported to city police that his bicycle was stolen on Crater Lake avenue yesterday. License of 'the vehicle was 848. Minor Accident John L. Wil son of Sacramento, Cal., and Henry L. Nutting of 902 Queen Anne avenue drove cars involv ed in a slight mishap at Cen tral avenue and Ninth street Monday afternoon, a report on file said today. On Trip Paul Kavanaugh. manager of the shoe department at the Band Box, left Sunday by motorcar for Salem and Portland for a week's business and pleasure trip. He will visit various shoe departments while on the trip. . . Barley Stolen State police were today searching for a thief who stole 10 sacks of white winter barley at the R. L. Hague place, route 2. Mr. Hague told police he missed the barley Monday. The sacks, each of which weighed from 115 to 120 pounds, were valued by the owner at SI apiece. Visiting Parents and Mrs. Paul Allen of Walla Walla, Wash., former Medford resi dents, are here for a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Allen of 734 Pennsylvania avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Boll of Phoenix. Mr. Allen left here in 1929. He Is now branch circulation manager for the Oregonian in Walla Walla. Publicists Here Gordon Clay combe, former Ashland resident now assistant director of pub licity and promotion of the Golden Gate International ex position, and Carl Werner joI Portland,, his Oregon represen tative, transacted business here today. Mr. Claycombe was met here by Mr. Werner and the two were to leave for the north this afternoon. ' Leaving Tonight Oliver F. Erieson of Portland, assistant regional forester in charge of timber management, will re turn to Portland tonight by train after spending several days in making a general in spectlon on the Rogue River national forest. Frederick Furst of the division of wild life and range management, who came here with Mr. Erieson, will re main on the Rogue forest a lit tle longer. At Exposition Recent visit ors at the Golden Gate interna tional exposition who registered at the Shasta-Cascade building included A. E. Carpenter, R. M. Silvio, George Frank, Dor othy Gill, Dave Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank, Mrs. Clif ford Proctor, Clifford C. Proc tor and Margaret Bowman, all of Medford; Mrs. Gerald Wen ner. J. M .Green, Mrs. T. E. Russell and T. E. Russell, of Ashland; Dr. J. H. Malley of Trail: rnd George Coffeen of Applegate. Al Airport Capt. L. H..Mc Henry stopped at Medford mu nicipal airport today to have his North American plane re fueled. He ca.'led here yester day, on his way south and to day wns returning from Sac ramento Cal., to Seattle. He vas awaiting more favorable flying weather before continu ing northward. Flying in for matlon. five irmy pilots ar rived here from Moffett field. Cal., lata yesterday afternoon, each flying a Curtiss pursuit plane. After their planes had been serviced, they left for Red Bluff. Cal. The pilots were Lieuts. J. A. Morris. L. F. Du sard. G. W. West, F. B. James and P. S. Doe. Plane Paisanoars A. E. Hum phries ar.d D. G. Brown arrived by United Mainlir.er this noon from Sacramento. Cal.. and Mrr F. Casson of Yreka. Cal.. left on the same plune for New York via Portland. L. B. Gil let arrived rn the forenoon Mainimer from Seattle. Carl Werner and Mrs. A. L. Cohen arrived from Portland last mid night and Roy Mosel left on the samp olane for San Fran cisco. D S. McCutcheon and Velma Niaville arrived from San Francisco lart night and Harry Kanlon departed on the fme plane for Portland. R. H. Cottrell lift by Mainliner last evening for Pan Francisco. H. Luther dparul for Portland bv Mainhr.er yesterday after neon, j PERSONAL New Girts A. C. Raworth of 1102 Wi'hington street ap plied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a permit to construct a private garage at a stated cost of $150. Eiarch.r Leaves Bren H. Starcher, associated with the Medford Production Credit as sociation, is transacting business in Roseburg for reveral days. He made the trip by motorcar. Sister Here Mrs. S. P. Dris ccll of Los Angeles arrived in Medford this morning to visit for some time witli her sister, Mrs. Belle Mitchell, at her home, 519 South Riverside ave nue. LIVESTOCK Portland. July 16. (AP-USOA1 1 Hogt: 650. market rather slow, about steady; food -choice 163 to 315-lb. , drtve-lne 67.10 r 7.26; mostly salable at 67.15; carloads quotable to 67. 85; 326 to 250-lb. weights 96 50 4 6.75; light lights 66.25 q 6 50: medium grades down to 96.00; packing sows 4450525; lightweight feeder pigs quotable 96.50 4 7 00. Cattle : 100: ealvee. 35c: market slow, mostly stesdy: few plain strs unsold; odd head cutter-common steers 95.75 9 7.00; grass-fat steers salable around 96.35 $9.00; pood fed steers quotable 91000 $ 10.30; few common heifers 95.33 $6.50; good fed heifers quotable up to 69.00; canner common cows 93.30s450; few medium-good beef cows 95.00 5.75; good young cows quotable to 96 26; medium-good sausage buns io-boi. 7.00; good choice vealers 99 0O99 50; selects to 99 85; medium testers 97.00 8.50. Sheep: 400; market active, steady: good-choice spring lambs 98 006.25; common-medium grades 67.00 4 7.50; few feeder lambs 97.00: odd yearlings 95.00: fat ewes salable 63 70 d 300; common grades down to 91.00. South San Franclero South San Pranclaco. July 18. (AP-CSDAI Hoga: 113; around 10c higher: one load 190 to 315-lb. Call fornlaa 47.75; tew packing aowa 45 00. Cattle: 133; ateera eteady; tew pack ages grass ateera $7.75 $ 8 00 to feed lota: yesterday. 4 cars llaht fed ateera (8.50 3 10 00; today, mostly she-stock: young cows absent, quoted 38.35 4 3 85; load medium 1.070-lb. aeed grass cows 85.73: tew packages 46 00 $8.35; cannera and cutters weak to ISc lower, moetly 33.50 e4S0: bulla nominal, S8.008.75: calves, salable 10; steady; odd head vealers 811.00; few elaugnter calves 88.50 1 0.50. Sheep: 800; fat lambs weak: about three decks wooled 73 to 77-lb., lambs 88.60 a 8.85: 3 decks medium to choice 70-lb. ahorn iamba 88.35, extreme: Baekage'anorn 113-lb. ewea 83.30. - Chicago Chicago. July 18. (AP-USDAl Hoga: 19 000. top 88 80 sparingly; bulk good and choice 300-370 lbs. 88.40 . 75; 370-300- lbs. generally 38 AS: most 180-200 lb. llfhta 88 30 -.70; good sows 300 lbs down, moet ly 3S.408.7S; 400-550 Iba. 34.859 8855. Cattle: 8800: calves 1.300: several loads highly finished weighty steers held above SUJO: best yearlings 311.10: light ateera 311 18: with sev eral loads 810J.85; heifers firm, best 1040 lba, several loads to- 410 35a .30: cows very draggy and weak; cutters 35 23 down; weighty sausage bull offerings 87.40; vealers firm at 31030 down: selects 81079. Sheep: 10.000; spring lambs around 25c lower: five doubles sorted handywelghta Idaho's 39 4 40: two and one-half doubles medium to good 88 lbs. Texas springs 88.50; bid ding 39 .35 on best natives held at 8945 and down; fat aheep fairly steady; few light and heavyweights native ewea 83.25 n .30; most hesvy welghta 82 3 21. ROXY Shows 1:00-9:13 vrs-30c. inc. tai. Klrirlle, Dime 4nvt(me. LAST 1 !. TON1IE! an tax H HI I fT Plus "Ohl Johnnie" I , I fOM A FRAMI-U9 I M.j TmcafDTOtHI I Sill MORROW V-eWa and v ." VV THUR. tX Portland Produce Portland. July 16. (API Buttar. buturfat. cheeea, gge. country meat. lie. poultry, dreaeed turkeye. onion, new potatoee, bar, wool mo hair, unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland. July 16. ,A-v -Oram: Wheat: Opn Hifh Low Cloa Sept. 74 .74 .74 .74 Caah grain: Oat: No. 2. Mlb. mhtt $22 00. BarleyNo. a. 45-lb. B- W. 419 75. Corn No. 3, E. T. aalpment $30.00. Flex No 1. tlftO'i. Cah wheat (bid) : Sort whlta. western whtta Tic; western red 73 He. Hard red winter: ordinary 73c; 11 per oent 74c; 13 per cent 70c; 13 per cent 76c; 14 per cent 60c. Hard whlte-baart: 12 per cent 79c; 18 per cent 81c; 14 per cent 83c. Today's car receipts : Wheat a 1 ; barley 0: flour 9; corn 10; oats, hay 0; mlUfeed 10. Chicago Wheat Chicago. July 18. (API Wheat: Open High Low Cloee July .73 H " .TJ'i .744 Sept. .73", .734 .73 S 'S'i Dec. .74 ?i .73 H .744 .78 H Wall St. Reports New York, July 16. IP) The stock market shook off a portion of its gloom today and selected steels, motors, aircrafts and specialties rallied 1 to more than 2 points. Extreme gains were reduced at the close. Transfers were around 400.000 shares for the first time in about two weeks. Brokers attributed the revival partly to the thought the mar ket, which hit a 22-year-old turnover yesterday, may have been "sold out" and was due at least for a temporary upswing despite possible adverse news developments. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected atocka follow: Al. Chem. & Dye.- 143 Am. Can 834 Am. Ac Fgn. Power 1 : j A. T. 3c T. . 159 H Anaconda . 19 H Atch. T. & S. P. ISi, Bendlx Avla. 38 Bethlehem Steel 77, Caterpillar Tract, Chrysler . Coml. Solvents ., CurtlM-Wright DuPont Oen. Electric . . Oen. Foods Oen. Motors . Int. Harvester I. T. & T . Johns-Manville Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio . Southern Pacific Std. Brands 8td. Oil Cal. Std. Oil H. J. Transamerlca Union Carbide United Aircraft U. S. Steel Ran FranelMO Butter San Francisco, July 18. (AP-TJ.S. 3l,4 Z. 43 40 79 'j 8 8', IB', 83', TOMORROW! . . 4 DAYS . . . BLAZING DRAMA OF NATURE IN THE RAW . . ! A nun and a woman battling th terror of the ftoMn irlldtrneM . . racing agalmt death In a howling blizzard! (nds Tonight: "SAFARI" plus -MARCH of TIME plus ftraham MacNamee'e "Oregon Coaetllne ar jqp r 4T at . -r. VyVmX' Tech Matinees Pally at 1:45 Eienlnf Shoe, Daily at 7 00 and :IS Roxy's Stars tf'ftaJU I wt-& Charl.u Rugsles is up to his ears in girl trouble in "His Exciting Night," which comes to the Roxy theater for tomor row and Wednesday only as the companion feature with "Black mail," starring Edward G. Rob inson. D A Butter. V aeon 39c: 81, J7c; 80, 37c. Sacramento. July 18 (API Churning cream butterfat: first grade 31c; second grade Me (un changed). OF CP. SUCCUMBS William D. Hood. 65, a resi dent of Central Point for the pal 13 years, passed away in a local hospital Monday. He was born at Harrison, Boone county, Arkansas, July 28. 1874. Coming west at the age of 13, he resided at Plaza, Wash., for 17 yean and from there moved to Midvale, Idaho, where he resided until coming to Central Point. Besides his wife. Dollio Hood, he leaves thrye children, Mrs. Alma Leman, Elma Haight and W. Allen Hood, all of Central Point. Also the following broth ers and sisters; Eliza Thomason, of Montana; Mrs. W. C. Reeves, Lena McDonald, Mrs. Ira Smith, Martha Williams. Y. T. Hood, J. M. Hood, all of Washington; and Henderson Hood of Aurora, Mo., and J. M. Hood of Tacoma. Funeral services will be held at the Conger chapel at 3 p. m. Wednesday with Frank Childers officiating. Interment will be in the Central Point cemetery. By scHEffa 'MM CUT "The Trails and Views of Prescott Park" is the title of an Illustrated article aoDcaring in the July issue of The American City, a publication with nation al circulation among city of ficials. The article was written by Fred W. Scheffel, Medford city superintendent. It describes the Pri-n1t Pnrk nrnipct on Roxv Ann, developed on the 1.700- acre tract, and is illustrated witn seven pictures of the park. AM I nicoioT with WILLIAM rRAWLEY JANE DARWELL J. ramU MacDONALD , 1.111 Matt: 31c. fed. Us 4c Total i.V tie,: 4V, fed. Mt Sr--Total VX KIDDIES A DIM- AWIIME ftX 4jb Jt8W Drama of North tr-' wr'"11 Vair:ri. l-a-a--e---it fli.a-iilni i n f Akim Tamiroff, as the Can adian hunter and guide, shares top honors with Ray Milland and Patricia Monson in "Un tamed," the vivid drama of the north woods, coming to the Craterian theater tomorrow for a four-day run. Filmed entirely in Technl- "Sporting Blood" Opens Today The love affair between Mau reen O'Sullivan and Robert Young in "Sporting Blood" meets the opposition of Lewis Stone, playing Mi:.s Sullivan's father in the dramatic story of horse racing and a feud be tween two southern families. The picture heads the double bill opening for today and to morrow only at the New Rialto theater, with William Cargan and Lynne Carver In Important supporting roles. "21 Dayi Together," co-star ring the screen's two most ex citing discoveries Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier, Important Notice TO ALL YOU BOYS AND GIRLS 12 TO , 15 YEARS OLD! Tor a long time we're felt T" have been galling a tough break. 0 Ii has always been the custom in theatre everywhere la make a very small charge for children until you reach the age of 12 years . . and than B ANGI . . you had to pay tha full adult ad mission price. 0 Thai's pretty tough nut fe crack . and here's what w figured eui to relieve the situ ation . . i Starting Tomorrow WEDNESDAY, JULY 17th Children 12 to 15-20c NO FEDERAL TAX TO PAY Yours far Entertainment, CRATERIAN THEATRE Ceo. A. Hunt, Mgr. ROXY THEATRE E. L. Childers. Mgr. RIALTO THEATRE Elno Hemmlla, Mgr. Woods Coming -4-.-WS-T44aatVr'4.. color, "Untamed" Is the story of a city-bred girl who marries the hunter and finds herself immured in the wilderness far away from all the things she has enjoyed. When a young doctor arrives, a triangle Is es tablished which leads to some tensely dramatic and thrilling repercussions. plays as an added fenture with "Sporting Blood." A murder Involves the two glamorous stars in the popular John Gals Worthy drama. 1 Preparations Begun Johannesburg, South Africa Despite the war, five expeditions of scientists and astronomers from abroad have arranged to come to South Africa later In the year to observe the total eclipse of the sun on October 1. There will also be three South African groups studying the eclipse from various points. Too Late to Classify BLABBSelect Pine, slncle load 93.00. aiearord Fuel Co. Tel. as I. vrw rrro mill, Ground Barley. ct. . si JO Oround Oata, sack 81 03 Wheat, cw t 81 40 MXDPORO PUTL PEED DEPT. Court Al McAndrewe TRADE Hay for food cow. Cntrl roint. Laurel end 4tn. call ave Blna. Oeo. Wright. 7 -ROOM modem home for rent. 408 Jay St. WANIEU Cattle to pasture. Alao l.1) ions oaied meadow nay for ale. Elror Jackson. RS. No. 3. Eagle Point. THE original Towneend Starr Wed nesday night dance, elnce 1030. Towiuend Hall, 123', Weat Main St. Now cooled with moat expen sive and modern air conditioning equipment. Cooleat hall In Med ford. Come dance and enjoy it. FOR 6ALB by owner. "38 Chevrolet deluxe 4-door sedan. Radio, hester. Excellent condition. Wonderful buy. Phona ta. call 1894 altei 8.30 p. m. SITUATION" WANTED Bookkeeper, salesman, young man. unlveralty education, deelree position. Loca tion and salary no object. Box 1U, Rogue River. WANTED An experienced book keeper. Lady preferred. Bteady em ployment. Good aalary. Box 3433, Tribune. C.4flAA Lang living room, dining y4UUU room, kitchen, four bed rooms, basement, automatic oil fur nace, laundry room. Larue lot. fruit, shade. Eaat Bid on paved St. Terme. ALSO NEW five-room cottatea. bath, fire place, oak floors, fully furnished with good furniture: 10 acree of land, irrigated and In clover, him. etc. Cloee in. will trade for Med ford property. ALSO ffOOArt Five-room cottage In ex QiJJV rellent condition, east aide, paved street. Termi. We have a large and up-tn-dat Hating. Call us for an appointment and a car will call for vcai. ELMER HER ft TED No. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 14D8 or 1813-J FOR RENT '4 Duplex. 8 rooms and aleeplng porch, partly furnished. 820.00 month, water paid. Phona 971. Retular 81 00 CAR WASH 8e We shampoo your car. Hot lust cold water wash. SAM BATEMAN'S 81h St. Shell AM IN need of acreage tract up to -v acres, i.v n. mvereioe. nanaen. CANNINO Aprlcote 04e. Nice clean cote, no scale. Just arrived, guar anteed watermelone 33c each. Cooking apples, grapefruit, oranges, cantaloupes, local sweetrom. We will not be undersold. Cltv Limits Fruit Stand, S. Pacific Highway. FOR RETT Furnlahed Hotel Holland apartments, electrlo range and Frlgldalre. BOOKS: STOP I LOOK I LISTEN I "The End In Bible Prophecy" BOe "The End In Pyramid Prophecy".. BOo jne end in star irophecy" boc "Spiritism and the Fallen Angels" 80c Order from: Poatofflca Bos 878. Medford. Oregon. An Exciting . . . Fury-Lashed Drama of Virginia. .and a Modern "Rhett Butler"! In for The beloved Judge of the Hardy family ..In an even greater rolel most .setting dis coveries . Scarlett O'Hara and the star er "Rib sees" and Hathetlng Heights" ...excitingly to (etherl Shews 1:43-7-8.13 A FURNISHED house and one and two room pta. 804 W. loth WANTED Rawlelgh dralera. Pleas ant, profitable. Independent busi ness. Edward Jones. Phona 811. Central Point. WANTED-Scrap Iron for domeetto market. Unload In car and receive more money Medford Bargain Houae. 11 N. Orape St. Phone 1082. FOR RENT Nicely furnished duplex. Elecuie refrigerator. Maytag, elec tric range ad oil neater. Adults. 704 Pine. HIGHEST CASH frUCES PAID for SCRAP IRON AND METAL i. all klnda. Datterlea. radlatora. alumi num, eopper. braaa: alao hides, peita and wool. Medford Bargain Houae. It N. Grape Phona lOda. FOR RENT Spacious and attractive four-room downstairs suite in tha Holly Apartments. Completely fur ntahed except dlehee and tinea. Oarage Second door north of poatofflca. Adulta only. 840. Avail aole now. see manager la rear, or phona 1397-R, THE OF BONDED WHISKIES GI.E5MOI.E D1STILI.ERIKS Co, Inc. LonUvllle-Oiitnsboro. Kcntarky. Coming dawn the stretch ...filled with ran sing T s r I n' and liodln" thrUlsl 1 V-JW Quarts $2.70 IS I TODAY and WED 1WO TOP-NOTCH rEATlBES Each Other's Arms the First Time!