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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. AUGUST 12, 1940. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and PERSONAL On Business William Bosche of S'.miy Cove w a Medford business caller today. Calls Here Sidney McQuat of Grants Pass transacted busi ness in this city today. Moth Her Geneva P. Case of Portland recently moved to Med ford and is making her home at 30S East Jackson boulevard. From Ashland R. A. Smith and C. Kincaid. Ashland resi dents, attended to business here this morning. Returns to Phoenix R. L. Clower returned recently to Phoenix to reside after an ab sence of several years. He has been working in California cities. To Camp Mary Jo Plymale, daughter of Mrs. Vera V. Ply male of 59 North Orange street, left yesterday morning for the Girl Scout camp at Lake o' Woods. She will be in camp a week. On Leave Maurice M. Gen tle, educational advise- at Camp Hat Creek, Cal., was a caller at CCC district headquarters here today. Mr. Gentle, on a two weeks' leave, will snend several days in Medford and then go to Monmouth for a visit with his mother and father. Returns Home Dcloris Cobb returned to the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Cobb at 71S King street, yes terday from Sacred Heart hos pital. Miss Cobb had been con fined In the hospital for several weeks. She underwent an appendectomy. Newlyweds Return Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bergstrom returned to Medford Sundsy from a week's honeymoon at Seaside, Rockaway and Portland. They were married in Reno, Nev., August 3 and left immediately for the Oregon polntc by motor. Mr. Bergstrom is connected with district headquarters of the CCC in Medford. Attends Conference George H. Fields, Medford CCC district educational adviser, returned Sunday from Portland where he conferred with state officials of the WPA and attended a con ference of forestry officials at U. S. regional headquarters. Mr. Fields, making the trip by mo tor, called on the state superin tendent of public instruction at Salem. Recovering F r 1 e n d s here were informed today that Mrs Lester Wilson was recovering satisfactorily in a hospital at Astoria from a major operation she underwent about a week ago. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have been residing in Gearhart since the close of the Prospect high school where Mr. Wilson was instructor and athletic director. Store to Move Roy's Feed store, operated by Roy Rushton for the past two yeais in Berry dale, will open for business in Its new location at 231 North Riverside avenue, August 14, ac cording to the owner. Opening aays win be featured with a special poultry clinic at which a field man will diagnose poul try ailments. Fisher's feeds wilt be featured at the new store. On Vacation L. C. Breen. as sistant personnel adjutant, Med ford CCC district headquarters, accompanied by Mrs. Breen. left Sunday for several days' vaca tion on the coast near Crescent City, Cal. End Fishing Trip Allison Moulton, Medford attorney, and William Grenbemer, deputy sheriff, returned lart night from a two-day fishing trip to the Williamson river and Diamond lake. They reported good luck. From Portland Glen Belford of Portland arrived in Medford this morning to transact busi ness. He was to confer with Sam Colton of the Office Sta tionery and Supply company here. 4 lbs, lie; Leghorn bens, under II, jbs, c: colored hens, ovr S lbs ISc; colored hen. 1 to 1 lb.. 13c: old roosters. Sc. Dressed Turseva: nominal, old crop rlllnc prices, hens. No. 1, ISc: tome. 13 le. Onions: Oregon ervstl x. 63 76 per SO lb. bag: Walla Walla. 11M Potatoes: Eastern orogon-waamng- On Vacation Roland G Beach, assistant ootsmaster. and i ton. si JO 1.60 cwt Mrs. Beach left yesterday by Hay: Benin, price to retailer.. motorcar and trailer on a fort- I " - " .V . ... Tk j -j ion; ciovrr. w ion umou nights vacation They headed ton. I Or nainaiirr .ncauu w 1 1 r v Mr. Beach planned to do tome fishing. 1-10 timothy. ut- Uey tim othy. 114 ton, Portland. BUT HEALED NOW LIVESTOCK Portland Wheat Guest from South Mrs. Ger trude E. Bosworth of Compton, Cal., is a guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Treichler. at their ranch home In Central Point. Mrs. Bosworth arrived Saturday for a visit of a week or ten days. e e New Inspector P. L. Dunham arrived here today to take up his duties as postoffice Inspector in this district. His office is in the federal building. Mr. Dun ham was transferred here from Missoula. Mont. He succeeds Harold E. Young, who was ad vanced to another district. uras rum punier crew were sent by state forest patrol headquarters yesterday afternoon to put out a grass fire at the Bybee corner on the Jacksonville highway. The blare covered about two acres ana although it was close to an old barn, no property damage was done. Portland I Portland. Ore, Au. 12 (AP-CS. OA.)-Hoga: 3000; market fairly act ive. 1016e higher: good-choice 170 316 lb. drlv-lna largely 67 SO; Jew to S7.8S; carload 67.70: 330-370 lb. butchers 66 78 e 7: light lights a.78 7: packing aowa 66 4.60; choice light feeder plga S7. Cattle: 3750: calvea IS": market alow, unevenly ateady to 35c lower: beat ateera and bulla oft least: late market mostly 163Sc lower, realera steady: load 173 lb. fed ateera S10.75: few loads greas-fat ateera 66.60 1 6 60: plain ateera downward to 66: few atockera 67.26 a 8: common cowa 63.80 5: good beef cows 66 .80; good beef bulla 67; .25: common gradea down to IS. good -choice waters 11. fiheen! ftsnfl: market active: fat pumper and , iambs 80c higher; ewes ateady: load good-choice 81 lb. Washington lamoa 68.35; good-choice truckrd-ln lambs 7 758.10; few feeder lambs SS.7S; Portland, Aug. Open Caah grain: Oate. No. 3. 38 lb. white S:S. Barley. Ho. 3. 4S lb. bearded white. 33. Cora. No. 3. eaatern yellow ship ment S3 1. Plai. No. 1, SI. 63. Cash wheat 1 bid ) : Soft white 7',e. western white 74Se, western red 74e. Hard red winter, fcrdlnary 73lic. 11 percent 74c. 13 percent 75'xC, 13 percent 7S,1e. 14 percent 77',c. Hard white. Baart. 13 percent BSC. 13 percent 85c. 14 percent 87c. Today car receipts: wheat 187. barley 13, flour 33, corn 6, oats 3. hay 0. mlllfeed 6. Bette Davis Heads Cast With Charles Boyer In New Show There's a never-to-be-forgot ten experience at the Craterian tneaire, wnere Bene uavis ana Charles Boyer have combined i their dynamic talent in bring ing Rachel Fields' novel, "All This and Heaven Too" to glow ing life on the screen, j Henriette (Bette Davis) comes to the luxurious Paris home of khe Duce de Praslln (Charles Boyer) to act as governess to ren. To them she 3 (API Wheat: I pictures indicated, and doctors i thev have never had from High Low Close feared. Instead. Green learned, i their mother, a hysterical neu- he had previously sustained a rotc vvoman, whose only in fractured neck, but with no jorost is In her husband. Her recollection of how and whenid passions and utter dlsre it happened. Igart for the children have es- A week aso Sunday Green .tranced him, however, and In dived through an inner lube in!tne qujet intelligent little gov- Gordon Green, manager of the American Fruitgrowers. Inc., has returned by plane from Portland, rejoicing he did not ,hi-four chnd sustain a broken neck, as X-ray Rialto Thriller jP ' r i;: Chicago Wheat his private pool and struck bot tom terrifically. He came to the surface with a 'bump on his head and a pain in his neck. X-rays showed two vcrtebraes out of line and local doctors recommended he consult Dr. Dillehunt of Portland. Green erness he sees all that he wants of life. No word of love passes be tween them, but there is a deep, understanding fr I e n d s h I p in which each finds the first hap Diness they have known. The a a.-.nn n nnnn Hen- sped north by the next plane. ; he clusa of her hus. Dr. Dillehunt. following an I. ... ,... ,nH dismisses FOR BMX Tl banded pullet. 4 banded cockerele. s pedigreed eoca erela. 4 pedigreed pullet. Hanson Leghorns. Received from Mr. Han eon April 34. Reason for aale re turning to active duty 0". a. Navy, will aell at bargain. C. H. Rouaaey, Trail. POH 0ALK Good trailer house, good condition. Bargain. Phone 4474. FOR baix pine oat, jap a. And rewa Phone 4860. POH RENT 8 bedroom hemae with large yard on east aid. Phone SOftD. POR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment. Adults. Phone 473S. NOV-IRRIGATED, tree rip. Elbert peaches. Teaaltor Orchard, Vagi Point. POR 8AIJS Baby buggy. 71 W. loth. POR SAM Desoto Airflow a pa. arnger coupe. 801 tf. Orape. PORTA BU radio In metal rasa for aale or will trade for calf. Call evening at 117 N. Peach. Chicago, Aug. 13 (API Wheat: Open High Low Close fairly good ewea S3: good lightweight sept. 74 .7H -73' .7'i ewea quotable to 83.50. Dec. May .75 75. To Teach Lew Girdler, CCC educational adviser at Camp Al kali Lake, was an official caller at district headquarters here to day. Mr. Girdler has resigned to accept a place as teaching assistant In the department of English, University of Califor nia at Berkeley. With Mrs. Girdler. he was to leave today for Berkeley to assume his new duties. While stationed at Camp Alkali Lake, the couple made their home in Burns. s At Airport Lieut. L. Hurren stopped at Medford municipal airport this noon to have his North American observation plane refueled. He was en route from Griffith park, Los Angeles, to Chehalis. Wash., where he is taking part in maneuvers. He stopped here yesterday on his way south to Griffith park from Chehalis. Lieut. F. R. Young departed in his Boeing bomber last night for March field. Riverside. Cal. He ar rived here Saturday evening from Portland. e Vacation Ends Mrs. Vera V Plymale today resumed her duties as clerk at Medford post- office after enjoying a two weeks' vacation in California. Accompanied by her two chil dren, Ben and Mary Jo, Mrs. Plymale returned Saturday even ing to her home. S9 North Orange street. She and her chil dren visited her sifters, Mrs. R. W. Telfer and Mrs. Blanche Miles of Sun Francisco, and her brother. George Merriman of Orange. Mrs. Plymaic and the rhilrlren visited In other Cali fornia cities and made side trips " to Tia Juana and Acua Call ente. Mexico, their motorcar log showing more than 3,000 miles fnr the Journey. Picnic P I a n n e d Women's bible class of ths Methodist church will enjoy a covered dish picnic at the Girl Scout dav camp near the fairgrounds. Thursday afternoon. Those de siring transportation are asked to meet at the church at 12:30 p. m. e Stray Bull! M. F. Barry of 30 Windsor avenue reported to police that a window on the south side of his home was broken Saturday evening by a ,22-caliber bullet. Mr. Barry told police it was his opinion that the bullet was fired by young boys playing in the neigh borhood. e e Get Certificates Melton H. Coulter and M. M. Baker, em ployed at the local Railway Ex press Agency, recently received certificates from the agency In recognition of their safe driving. Both men have driven company trucks for five years In Med ford without an accident for which they were responsible. The certificates were signed by L. O. Head, president of the agency. e Attend Fair Recent visitors at the Golden Gate international exposition who registered at the Shasta-Cascade building includ ed C. Pitts. H. L. Birlily, B. V. Goodroad, Winona VarneV, Shir ley Foster, Rolland Varner, H. Buchter, Mrs. D. K. Varner, Richard Foster. Emma Walga mott. Vance Wolgamott. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Oium, Eleanor Ward and Dr. and Mrs. Dwight H. Findley, all of Medford; Ruth Poole. Mrs. R. E. Newbry, LaMar Ormond. Bill Blackmer. Tom Newbry, Melvln Brantley, Bob ' Brantley, Dorothy M. Grossman, Alice Jean Gross man, Katherine Grossman, Es tella M. Hays, James Curtis. George E. High, Delbert Jones, Ardis Warren and Mrs. Homer Barron, Ashland. aoulh San Francisco South San Francisco, Aug. 13. (AP-USDA) Hogs 400; around 10c higher: 3 loada 300-318 lb. Califor nia 87.80. few 140 lb. hogs 86: pack ing aowa 84.50 9 8. Cattle: 1100; quality Improved: mostly short fed and north coast range steers and cowa: active, fully steady: around 16 loads ateera 88.50 9. few 980 lb. 89 10: load 868 lb heifers 88 80; about two loads good cowa up to 66.75. aged medium range cowa 65756.35: fleshy dairy cowa 65.25 .50. very aearce: bulla strong, medium mostly 66.38 down. Calves in ,imi, Mwri (a choir venters quoted 610.50 a; 11 JO: slaughter calves j J '"w 69410. Sheep: 3300: wooled lambs acarre. quoted 68.75: deck medium pelt choice lambs 68: around 60 percent of run" short ewea. eligible 61.353 3 40. .754 .76'. 74', .76', .75S .76'. Wall St. Reports examination, informed Green he had no neck fractures now, but had sustained one previously, now healed. This was news to Green, who has no remem brance of so severe an accident. Before the cheering news. Green had visions of being in a cast throughout the busy pear packing season. "I feel like a man the gover nor had reprieved from the gas chamber," Green said today. New York. Aug. 12. On iet resistance of steels and other selected Industrials stead ied the stock market today after considerable early hesitancy at tributed to nervousness over fresh war developments. Dealings were around 275,000 shares. Today's closing price for 33 select- Al. Chem. 8c Dye Am. Can Am. At Fgn. Pow A. T. 8s T. Anaconda Atch. T. 6. F. .154', Chicago Chicago. Aug. 13. (AP-DSDAI Hogs: 13.000. top 8890: bulk good and choice 300-340 Iba. 68.85 . 90: 240-370 lbs. 86.40cl .76: most 270-300 lba. 66 s. 50: some 800-350 lbs. 65 75 6.10: most packing aowa 360 lba. down 65.40 : good 260-450 lb. of ferings 64.85 m 5 SO. Cattle: 11.000. calvea 1.000: top 812.18 paid for 1184 lb. and 1300 lb. averages: next highest price 612 paid for 1238 lb. Colorado fed steers; beet yearlings 61160; weighty aaua age bulla to 87.30: weighty cutter cowa 68.50; good Montana yearlings 9 JO. Sheep: 8.000; good and choice handywelght native aprlngera and westerns early 610; best handywelght fed yearllnga 67.74; medium to good gradea 87.35; odd head fat native ewea 83.75: bulk 63.75?f 3.50; cannera downward from 61.80. Portland Produce 96 iinnuoted . 163', 20 "Zl 78S 46', 74H 10 7'4 leev, 34, 41 J 431, I 3'4 unquoted 43 19i 8. 4', 6' 1B. 344 I 64 4 l Plane Passengers R. W. Hutchinson arrived by United Malnliner this forenoon from Portland, and departing on the same plane were Angus Bow mer. to San Francisco, and Mrs F. B. Colin and child, to Oak land. Leaving early this morn ing were Mrs. K. Rose, to Port land, and Bob Smith, to New York. Arrivals from Portland on the midnight Mainliner were Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wright. Mrs. D. Coss, F. McColloch, Mrs. J. R. Bierma and Mayor C. C, Furnas. B. L. Stevenson left for Portland last night. Arriv als last evening were Mr. and Mrs. E. Leonard, from Port land. Miss N. Totel, Mrs. J. Brady. Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Haltermnn, from Seattle Departing were Nion Tucker, A. Lowrey and F. B. Colin, to San Francisco, and H. W. Piper, to Los Angeles. Seely V. Hall arrived yesterday afternoon from Oakland and Harold Hunt left on the same plane for Port land. Arrivals yesterday noon were Mrs. W. Doyle, from Los Angeles, and J. S. Oliveria. from San Francisco. Miss Verna Dietrich left on the same plane for Spokane. Portland. Ore.. Aug. 13. (API- Butter. A grade. 32c lb. In parch ment wrappers. 33c lb. In carton; B grade. 31c In parchment wrappers, 32c lb. In cartons. Butterfat: Flrat quality, maximum of .8 of 1 percent acidity, delivered Portland. 3030So lb.: premium quality (minimum of .36 of 1 percent acidity), 324c, valley routes and country points, 2c less or 284c sec ond quality 3c under first, or 384e. Cheeae: Selling price to Portland retallera: Tillamook, triplets, 30c lb.: loaf, 31c lb. fob. price to whole salers, triplets, 18c lb.; loaf, 19c fob. Tillamook. Eggs: Buying prices, extra, large. 31e doxen: standards, large. 184e; extras, medium. 19e: do atandarda. 174c Country Meat: Selling prle to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best butchera. 136-160 lbs.. 94 10c; vealers. fancy. 15418e lb.: light thin, 11 13c; heavy, 10 11c: lambs, spring. 10 416c; ewe. 6 7c; good cutter cowa. 9 $ 10c lb.: canner cowa. 89c lb: bulls. 104 11c lb. Live Poultry: Buying prices. No. I grade. Leghorn brollera. 14 to 3 lbs., 14c; fryers, under lb 15c; fryers. 3S to 4 lb. 17c; roasters, over 4 lba., 18c: Leghorn hena, over Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract, Chrysler Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wright DuPont Oen. Elec. Oen. Foods Oen. Mot. ... Int. Harveat. t. T. 8i T. Johns-Mnn. Monty Ward ' North Amer. Penney (J. c.) Phillips Pet I Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Branda St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. . Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel POWER INTERRUPTION DUE TO WORK CREW Light and power In Medford went out momentarily at noon today. Cause was attributed to the automatic flashing over of a switch on a line where men were working north of town. i LEGIONNAIRES TO MEET COMMANDER Oregon legionnaires will be afforded an opportunity of meeting their national comman der, Raymond J. Kelly when he pays his official visit to the Ore gon department Aug. 13-14. Commander Kelly is scheduled to arrive at Swan Island airport at 9:30 p. m.. August 13 from Minneapolis. He will be met by a delegation headed by Mayor Joseph K. Carson and Dept. Commander Niel R. Allen and escorted to the post clubrooms for a short informal reception. On Wednesday, Commander Kelly will visit the Veterans hospital in the morning and be the guest at a luncheon of the Eastside Commercial club. In the afternoon he will be taken to Timhcrline lodge and Bonne ville dam and on his return will suffer final initiation by the Grants Pass Cavemen. From 6 to 7 Commander Kelly will meet legionnaires in his suite at the Benson and at 8:30 will address the veterans and auxiliary at Navy Post hall, 128 N. E. Russell street. her. When the duchesse is found murdered in her boudoir soon afterward. Henriette and the Due Immediately become the storm-center of Parisian scandal. Although his suicide a few days later releases her from prison, life seems no longer tol-.-rable for her. until Henry Field (Jeffrey Lynn), young American whom she has met only casually, offers her peace, security In America. Taken by Death Word was received in Medford today of the death Saturday in Aberdeen, Wash., of Mrs. Clara DeLosh, i grandmother of Mrs Joan Buch anan of West 11th street ana mother of the late Beaumont DeLosh. Mrs. DeLosh vistied frequently in this city and had many friends here who will be sorry to learn of her death. The funeral was to be held today. The Buchanans left for Aberdeen by motorcar upon being inform ed of the death. Robert Douglas, in the peril ous descent from the summit of the forbidden Matterhorn In the Swiss Alps, risks his life to bring to the screen the greatest thrill picture of all time, "The Challenge," which plays on the double bill of adventure hits coming to the Cool Rialto the atre for tomorrow and Wednes day, Thousands of thrills and doiens of champions and stars accompany Douglas In the spec tacular film. "South of Karanga," the tense drama of nine persons on the first train to cross the sav age-infested African velt and starring Charles Bickford, Lull Deste, James Craig and Maurice Moscovitch, plays as the top ad venture film with "The Chal lenge." Closing time for Too Late to Clea nly Ads 1 1 :30 p. m. Closing time for Too Lste to Clas sify Ada la 1 30 p. m. Us Mall Tribune want ads. CANTALOUPES Perfeeto. Heart of Gold, 3Sc. 36e and 8oe par dosen. B. E Tom. 3 miles west on Jack annvllle Highway. WANTED Let m do your picking. I have a crew. 536 N. RlraraXM. Dial 3677. NEW .25- 36 Winchester. 6330. Han sen Hardware. POR BALE Indeetrueto trunk, tike new. Call evenings at 117 N. Peach- LOST Cameo broach, bet- end Holly. Call at 417 King. ween Xing POR SALE Overstuffed davenport, 618 00. Mad over Ilk new. Phone) 3908. DIAL 3908 for upholsurtng. bault. CRAWFORD PEACHES at Harry Wil son's, corner Orchard Horn Drive, and Sunset Road. MUST SELL IS h. p. outboard motor and boat. A-l condition, 6130, terms. 633 Edwarda. POR RENT 6-room unfurnlabed house, a bedrooms. 431 M. Bartletu Cloalng time for Too Lat to Clas sify Ads 1 1:30 p. m. Too Late to Classify 1933 Plymouth Sedan 67600. Needa little work. 817 Newtown HFADLIOHTS resltvered. Holly. ROOM and Board. 3613. 814 Beatty. Dial FOR SALE 100 luc boxea. Ilk new. need once. 7c ech. John Williams. rear 610 So. central. A. L. VROMAN PLUMBING and HEATING No. Hawthorne Ave. Dial 2538 CRANE deep well Jei and shallow well waiet st'11 Cloelng time for Too Lt to Claft ilfy Adi u 1:30 p. m. BOXY Torment! Terror! fREACHERY! ' " Nine frrnxled . -r people on the J first train av1" j rros savage jr tilled Alrlca: v sttbV- rtacJSc St f ,r Mr Inc. T K I riffle. Kir .7E HAVE SOLD ;o osJ nrt in MMforJ dor tnff tht pt two trt mthovl an ratrhphri or risctY ttj adttniMng claim. XSp JiiM tl trl4 and pror'd hfin't b-4ni mvMhfW., Cooksey Motor Co Ised fr IM. 1tl rUrtlett Dial 3S1I L MUST END TOMORROW! eiraa. sU . iii Plus Johnnv Downs In llallan Mxhr" Wdndy Thurady jrki "Charlie COOPER Chan at Little Tough Treasure Guys In Island" "Newsboys' " Home" Sidney Tolr .NO MIIt rm Meeh !': f 1 Dae Mall Tribune want ad. j I J BBBfflN Mats lie tax 4c-33e Eves 46c tax se-SOe . I ff J I 1 ,4 . , t.M. L- I ., . I I I Ve ONE OF THE GREATEST ffkjtl DRAMAS OF ALL TIMEl i SOuftlllS 1 "1 ALL THIS. A?i Tlr HEAVEN TOO L to- ---- J MORROW gi fGLSiM 1 y II '.L " ' II I I WEDI TWO 1 1 1 Adventure starts WEDNESDAY I FaturM VW yhe greatest artlon mm yflljuHureeTcr filmed: 1 dj! Tl" RANDOLPH SCOTT d jJl t lyT I KAY IIANCIf a lhouumls ol 'ijj' M - L.r. 1 (V HJANOONUVY Alpine speet. fljj V CtJK)vQ HUHRYI ENDS TONITEI " " Plus "Military Academy saaaaaawaasawi i I . sswssaaaaaaxaaaaaaawwaaaasa. 1 1 ' msmmmmm Warehouse NEW 1 940 7 Sale of DESOTOS V j.0 .8. V PV ..S , v." .' With EACH NEW DESOTO SOLD This Week, We Will Install Absolutely FREE a 1940 Custom Built Push Button Radio, $57.50 Value. We have a Complete Choice of Colors and Body Stylet. The Largest Stock of Chrysler Products in Southern Oregon. HUMPHREY MOTORS DeSoto 33 So. Riverside, Medford Dial 4980 Plymouth