Medford mail tribune., March 24, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfi OX. SATURDAY. MARCIT 24. 1928.
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ViriJcDonald, who ittspitx
is fniei'.'Us In ihe Medfuit
A of.'
IS fntei'.'.ilM In Ihe MCliniU , o-,
fcicco romiwny to M. !e:tauer, Mi P-1 success ana are in cnurjfi a ,
yesterday for KnRen. her- I !-' H. V. MulhoUund of thin i-liy. i
eently purchased the Moore 'lio!e-j Dance, Kagle Point Sat. nit. 2 t
K&la Candy company. H will make, A bounty warrant was issued at '.
his permanent home in Kufiene.Whe county clerk's office yesterday;
after having lived in Medford for in II. 1'hilllps of Jacksonville for,
I years.
I A permanertt wave
See Mr.
i Shrgd, ai the 15ob Jn Shop.
, r.u-Kt from n distance r..l(or..l
j at Medford hotelsncl,ulo u.
- Wlnwll kana city. Mo.. M..
1 and Mrs. W. H. Hurkr of W
eouver, i:. i .. J. a. 1 uvaimuKi, i
; .miuiudu. an '.,.,, '
I tuinw nm- m i,r ,, ,.,.,.,,..,. t .,, M,lk.u Mr ,
.Mr. Htiarii In permam nliy loi aK'J ; ,! MrSi , S(mn f oai.1,,,,,1,:
In. the Hob In licnuty phon In the -Mr an, Ml.H () ,,. ivhltconih. w ,
Unarm BldK- Hair - buljblnl! and;,, Mason, (1. iirnwn and Ci oiKt:
pwminont waving ore hi si'c- , jCK,.r f r.s Anseli-H and Mr.i
lally: I'hone In your appointments, i um Alrsl A Anderson. II. W.j
'II'' i l-Vimer, A. UcrnHZak, t'hark'M 1N
Many Midford nnd vnlloy pooplo tn-Kon. J. Mirir-Kir. M. S. Wren I
will luko In tonillt nt Ashland th.'and Krfd Cai'ti-r of San l''ranels.-o. '
htconil nnd InM nlKht of tho sjjirlnic I licKiilar danoo K.,;lc Point Sat. 2 I
exposition of th AuiTl'-an l.i-iilon An appllrallnn for an l-(trii !
' pot of that city, at the Ashland ; lul.c sIkii. 12 foot loni; ami 3 it j
armory. 1 Inrhos wido. was on fllo at tho oily
Kustor Kalo of ohokor and nock-j Imlldini; dopartinont today. Tho!
. pigeon, ono wook only, starting J slun Ih to ho orootod at tho now'
Monday at proatly rodurod pricos. : i.oMosh sorvii-o station on tho oor-'
"Wardwpll Fur Co. -
cnl I'hamhcr of Commerc'", return-1
ed yesterday from Kutiene, wIhmc i
hp, had attended the annual short i
eourse Kiven for commercial set-re-1
taries by the University of Oregon. ;
12-ln. oak chunk wood. $3.50'
tier. Medford fuel Co. TH. C3tJ
344tf'fnrd, who Is home from the lni
Kotlowing 13 such licenses issued j versi y oC Oregon to spend the,
yesterday, temporary auto licenses f Hpring vacation, was a visitor In
were fasued, this forenoon at the ' Ashland last Wednesday. j
hwiff'i ofice to C.eorge Maddox, ; Dance. Itiverslde Comnnmityj
(1. S. Malhewson. C. tl. Martin, club, Saturday nljjht. llroaiiway
Jack 1. Porter, Lawrence (iober ! orehestra. 2'
and Floyd Toiler of Medford, Jlut'-j The crop reporting board of the
ly Hull and W. . I. Morgan of Jack- Fiiited Slates department of ari
sonvllle and It. 10. Moris of Ash-! culture estimates that 12 per cent
land. !ef the wheat raised last year on
Kvery. man and woman over 21,
.yean old who nas resuieu in incor the growers.
sLate six monttiH prior to the pri- ltl-in. launel woid, $4.50 tier,
mai'x. May 18, Ih entitled to vote, Medford Fuel Co. Tel. CIl). 347tf
but must register at once Anyone) . in keeping with the present sea
ln th county can register at county j Rnn, tho public market this morn-
f clerk's offlee. Medford. residents
' reKister at Chamber of Commerce
! or county clerk's office. tf
At the rate of four cars dally,
Klamath potatoes hnve been haul
ed from ce)arH to freight depots
and nenl to meet the demand on
j 1 San Francisco markets. Sinee the
I first of the month SO cars of Netted
? i C.ems have been shipped from
i Klamath Falls. Seven left Wed-
Mnesduy for California.
Dance, Hlverslda Community
' Club, Saturday night. Hroadway
l orchestra. o H
y. L. 'aiiv.'uys of Portland, dean
of the Teachers' Training school,
g'to b(i held 1. Medford on April 18,
13, 23 and 20 and May 2 and 3,
)t? l ..t.l.J A. ...11 til If 'ft
and '30 an May 1. Is in Medford .
today comph'.tlng arrangements for
the Hchool to be conducted by five
Y'of tho Medford churcheH. " ,
., Walnut top grafting, by export-
enced,, successful walnut grafter. Co. Phono 230. 3 3 7 1 f
437,8. Fir. , , ' fi j rjuests from Portland registered
- Included among the Oregonianx 1 Ht Medford hotels include Paul V.
jy registered at, Medford hotels, other j Burnett, F. M. Reeves. II. (i. Mul
V. than thpso from Portland, are Ceo. holland, C. A. Mjinsfield. M. F.
T,. CJardlnier of Haker, Alice Collier Swift, W. I.. Park, H. S. Miller.
nud Mrs. T. It. Currie of Cuijullle, i)t ytt (jrver, II. .1. West, A. C. Free-
Wm. A. Huth, F. I.. Jones and Mr. man, J. M. Macleay. O. L. Perkins.
and Mrs. B. U. Wheeler of Kucene. () c. Dewey, II. C. Jones. C. II.
Cltirence Maker of Itoseburg and (ioodyear. W. l.l'nrkhurHt. Mr. and
"Wayne Arnold of Albany. Mrs! Paul Wamlry. Clarence Miller
7 Innce, Kagle Point , Mat. nite. 2 j un,i p ),. Heiimeyer.
. . Twenty-thrfio out of tho Htatnj Hatidpleatlng and smneklng. The
2- cars registered here yesterday with j Fashion Shop, 42 1 Medford Itldg.
' tho local tat traffic bureau in 'he 34tuf
Chajnbur of Commerce building. Aftor signing Phil Mayes, speedy
Perennial plants. We have them. .lirtiumi tn.xer. to moot Joe Cor-
Tho price is right. Come and mimiin u,rv Friilay. Promoter Mob
- or write for price list. S. K. Chas-1 gUi,.k today anuounVed that the
tain, near Owen-Oregon office. Tel. i fluh, lul,t iiet, nostnoned for three
The largest Chinook Balmon to
b tukeri frotfi the Mogue river this
.- season wan caught Thursday by J.
. M. Hughes of this city at the Savage
Rupiils dam. The fish weighed 40
pouuds, and is on display in the
wim'W of AI Jordan's store on
Maui street. Ashland Tidings.
ICaster sale of chokei-s and neck
, ' pieces, one week only, starling j Kidlow the crowd, r.tl miles from
Monday, at greatly reduced prices. Mifnrd Redwou.l highway.
WnrdwHl Fur Co. 3 , Kumllv stvle chicken dinners. $l.ti0.
The Cainera club, which was re-! , ()U rahln nM, i- ninil wmth f
eently organized at the .1. Verne '. Helma. ore. 3S4
Shangle photo Mini Us, will hold j (t wn v j, p a t t n n li a d
a regular meeting next Momhiy Mlffirl,.llt,V re.-overed from hi re
eT. night to. take up interesting cam-, ,.,,, jdlmsilon illness to come
, flU?s. down town this morning loir,'
ColviR DrugB, next tn tho Rialto 1M1(M,Kh to get a badly needed
theater, open every night and Sim- ui,,iv
: day. I'hone XIS. Kre
delivery.
Quality
A much abused word
but one full of genuine
significance when used
in conjunction with
Fluhrer's Milk Bread.
At Any Grocer
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Six hi hool children initio ntH re- J
1 eel vert treatment yesterday lifter-;
noon at I lie regular dental elinie
held m the county health unit ;
h a d( ti a rt e ru In the cou rt ho iin.
Two of the patients eauie from j
. Kuple 1'olnt and othern came from.
Medford and outlying sections. Thv f
v ...... o ihuvhik i or a run.-.
two rnyoteM he had killed a whorl
"'X
Phone umt perennials now. J-aise se
3t;, lection to choose from, reasonably
((flr'; Ui-'l-S.
(.)lfol.nluni
r "ciKtt-reil at Med-1
f(n1 h(jlp)) im.luiU (, W10,.k
u A,.WK ()f .,.,,. A. K. .
Sadler of SiH-ranicnto. S. T. Awch
cnlirunio of covins. Lieutenant V
ncr of Itivorxhlo avonuo and Jaok-i
now in the lust stages of eomplc-'
tiou and is being construrtd by the
t'aliiet company. !
(ivfon slali wood at summer'
prices. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 131. 1
331tf!
Miss Marian VanScoyoc of Med-
Oregon, farms Is yet in the liamlsj
ihg wus up to the average, with
supplies of sausage, dressed meats
and the usual lines of late prndiir
and home cooked foodstuff in
stock. A feature of the market
was a supply of well formed heads
Of broccoli, the supply of which
was rapidly sold out. tp until late
this forenoon, the market was still
doing a good business, with a good
number of out of town shoppers
aming the patrons.
Automobile Itlue Hook, l!28 edi
tion for 1'aeinc toast and National
paH;s. Il.ho at Swem's. 7
One hundredth of an Inch more
rain fell during the 24 hours end
ing at 8 a. m. today, mure fell at
limes during the rest of the day.
and unsettled weather with nor-
mal temperature and probable
rjlin Is predicted for tonight and
Sunday. Today's minimum was 4'j
and yesterday's maximum was 57.
That good coal. Hansen Coal
weeks at least. Joe thinks he
ought to have at hast four week
to train tor a ngtu wttn suen a
speedy lad ns Mayes and will not
consent to meeting him sooner.
Mayes is one of the fastest hoys I
in tho ring at I2ii pounds, umlj
Wuick thinks he will make (lorinan
I give everything he has to stay with
him.- - Oi ants Pass Courier.
I'.ai ly Suni-lse seed potatoes, 2c j
a pound.' t. I'. Hartley. I'honOj
!-l-"-21. 7;
i ..us. . l
ami throo rhll-
B'dren tr
m the nurih lacifl- hiuh-
way st'iiitm. spoilt this miirnlug
In iho city shoppiim.
I'nlviK DniKA n-xi tn tht Itlalto
ibtalt-r, open ov.m'.v ntht ami Sun
dav. I'hnno 1 'i. Krre (b-livtMV.
O
Mrs. S. i:. Hmvh-it. nuwirr f tho
Siinny.sid"" hotel at Kn i;lt- I'olnt.
p-ni yt'sii'rilay in .larknnvilb vi
iiiiiu ht'i- ibiuuhtiM-. who has beni
ill fnr tho pat tVw wi'Um in tin1 '
JartiMutivtllc sanliarium. j
linno. llaub 1'ttint Vat. nlto. 2'
Mrs. V. W. Pink ins. who N 1
bn n frnni her l'nspii't hnnu t j
.spt'ntl ilif wfok i'ihI with li tt' par-j
rtitH, Mr. ami Mrn. . . W. Ma.von of
M-'.f,i ,1. inniiiriMl to Ash la mi to- !
ibiy in visit fi ioiuls. a !
riu' Thrift Shop ha tho follow I
i ii H artirl' on sab' Krhlay ami K t -1
tn .lav: rhll.l's batbini'tti'. laruo I
willow b.isk"M, rliilil's bed ami niau-
r'vs, two rarpt't swiTpiMs. vonbnj
Iiitlt pti'i-i's .'tin) rin: tnatt'iial. lailli's'.
stiminiM' bats, jihu'm suits, ovt-r-!
roals aint shot1-. oinMr i oats ami j
ivr. V arc still nffcrhts'!
many useful art it-b" of clot hint;
on our ."( fountt'f. ton't forjjrt
Wi'ilnsilay () Tlnirsday, "butulb1"
lax, as wi ihm'.I mom ilothlm; of
t'Vt'iy kind, Dt'livrr nvor llfx cafo
or call 4 .'!. 34
Mr. and Mis. I'rauVi Uimllo tlrovc
in front' tb" Klamath orchard,
wlH'ir Mr. Kiddle is foreman, this
moriilm; and spent several hours
on liu.siite.ss and pba
Kor da tic
rhestrlr rail ST 5.
3T6
I D. Harris and daUKhtor I.eona Wolr MoDonald, who rocontly
of lh tld Htaf: road Hpenl thin purohasod a wholesale candy and
morning In tho c-Hy vfnitinK and ' luliaooo houo in KuKene, loft
shoiipioK- Ootoiday for that oily to take
Dance. Ilivemlde Community i UP hl work,
('lull, Saturday night. llroadwayl J. It. Hpunton. local ticket aBnt
orchestra. , ' for the Southern J'aclfic. U Kpend-
Mrs. Uonnu Oarrlii motorad to'g a 10-Uay vacation in Sia
Medford from hor ranch at I'hoc. i Francisco, having loft for that
nix this morning and spent sov-Klty last Wednesday.
oral hours shopping. i You must register to vote ut tho
For Interior and exterior paint-I Primary .May 1 K. The new Uw puis
ing and papering. 1'honc 069-It. j a slop to swearing In votes on elet
367 J lion day. Register at onoe with
It. Vinton Jieull, horticulturist ' -' (iarlock at the Chamber of
and farmer of lieall l-ane, spent Coinmtroe or at county clerk's of
yesierday In the city transacting f"'e Medford. tf
business. J-aurtin Conley, who spent the
3c a day. Rooks you want to jiast week In Medford and Kla-
read. Circulating library nl Swem's. math F'alls visiting friends and
7 ; transacting business, left yester
Ohurlos M. Peterson, spedu day for Itls home in Eugene,
jjjient fur tho Home Insurance com-; see Kliior Hanley liush for re
l.any. traveling out of Portland, is ,.ened alfalfa seed and baled hay.
In Medford today on company j n- K. Main. Phone !02. 33l'lf
business.
If you want a good building loan
on a low rate of interest, see lted-1
don & So. 42tf" I
Tho Yeoman dance held lasl
night at the W. O. XV. hall was
w-cll attended. Tho music, decora
tions and program fenmroB all con- Select your now spring suit nl
tribute! to Ihe success of the even-l,h' Men's Shop, from the M. Horn
jn(f .and Kd V. Price linos. All the now
I) a n c e. Tlivcrsi.fe Community j weaves from 2ii to $r.O. We guar
Club. Saturday night. liroadway ""'e fit and satisfaction. 3'Otf
ori-hoslra. . 2 A marriage license waK Issued
Claud 'ard, superintendent of : yesterday at the county clerk's of
tho I,. A. Hanks orchard, was n : flee to Joseph Duane, 2it. of Mar
btislnoss vis tor In Medford this' tinez. Calif., and Miss Dolva March,
morning.
Hemstitching He per yard. Mill-(his
tons covered at Handicraft Shop. I seryman, while Miss March gave
tf , stenography as her occupation. A
Whir. P.arton and his Melody license wan Issued this forenoon X
Kings, of I.ewiston, Idaho, who' Carl Vowngmark, 22, and Dorothy
have played here for several guest 1 Davis, 111. both of San FraneUeo.
artist engagements at Hilarity hall. fnder the caption of "Ashland
were featured over KMKD. th"TweVe Years Ago." three items of
Mail Tribune-Virgin radio station i Medford interest were publishe 1
this morning from 10 to 1 1, through! yrauy by the Ashland Tidings.
uie courtesy oi ine reopies i.iee-1 !ia follows: "John W. Kern, prin
trie store, who have recently taken rl,)ni of tne Jackson schooj at Med
over the Atwater Kent radio ser-1 fordi wliJi in Ashland Saturday in
vice. ftequests came in a steady ; romi,nny with Mr. Hanl.y. who is
stream from the various points in i (.andidate for school huperlntend
the valb'v for favorite numbers, j ent. -c. m. Thomas of Talent.
Those which the musicians were j oandidate for representative nn thp.
unauie to supply they suiistitute(
selections and dedicated them to
the requesting listeners.
Films in at 9 a. m. out at 5 p. m
Swemn, niast'-r photo finishers
Fred Wallace, representative of
the John I lampshire Construction
company at Kaglc Point, spent this
morning In the
business.
city transacting
Met me write your fire Snsurance. j
( arl . Tengwald. Hotel Holland.
Phone !t3.
C. N. Culy spent yesterday wi
his ranch near firants Pass, cheek
ing up on work. He returned to
Medford last night.
Regular danco Eagle Point Sat. 2
Mrs. Ralph Nichols and hahy
wcre Medford visitors this morning.
.,. ano .,... .mmes . eyion mo-
Calif., tills morning. They will)
spent the week end here.
I'lah coal, clean, low In ash. Han
sen Coal Co.' Phone 23!. 337i.f
Members of the Medford Cha n
ber of Commerce are reminded that
the nominating ballots, which were
sent out this week for the nomina
tion of -4 directors: for the ensu
ing year, must be returned to the
chamber headquarters by March 21)
In order that the votes may be
counted. The nominations are be
ing held to fill directorial positions
to be Jeft vacant by the retirement
of J. D. Rnssf:ll. Monls I'lrlch, John
Carkin, J. C. Carle. Fort Hubbard.
J. W Wakefield and P. A. Seherer.
All kinds vdio batteries charg
ed, 75c. Mewls Super Service. 6
Mrs. William Henderson left last
evening for her home, in Roseburg.
following a short visit here with
her sister, Mrs. C.eorge Meyor.
liest I'tah Coal. Hansen Coal Co.
Phone 23!. 337if
The Junior class play of the Cen
tral Point high school, which was
(o have been presented last night,
will be presented next Friday even
ing, according to present pla ns.
Rehearsals on the production, "0r.
Mob," a two-act comedy, have been
in M'ogress for several weeks and
hit hide Perry Johnson, Louise
Moli ne rt and Flora Collins in the
leading parts.
Night ami. day service. Lewis
Super Service. 6
After having spent nine months
visiting friend ur d relatives in
llamili'ii, Mo., Mrs. Al Simmons Is
expected to return to her home
here next week.
Try our n o o n d a y merchants'
lunch. 40c ami 5oc. Jackson Hotel
Coffee Shop. ViOtf
Failure to observe the police rul
ing prohibiting the parking of auto
mobiles on city streets caused II
machines to be towed to garages
early this morning and placed In
lorae. Iarh time an owner np;
peareu at the police station, ro
potrinw tluit bis ear hud been
stolen. Officer Peck wrote, out for
each a violation slip ami directed
them to the stoniK'' fiaraue, where
charwes of tow inn and storage had
to lie paid. The automobiles were
picked up on the street between
tl' bonis of I ami T. o'clock in the
niornintf.
You" ll like our even inn dinners,
f'Oe and fijie. Jackson Hotel (..f-fi-e
Shun L".)Stf
T. Kamlkawa and wife, who left !
early this year to spend several
months vlsiiini; relatives in Japan,
near Tokyo, are expected to return
home this month. He will resume
duties fts janitor at the First Na
tional bank.
lfi-in. manzanita wood, $4.50 per
tier. Med. Kuel Tel. 631. 347tf
Although the weather has been
I hi eatenliiK and stormy. ih Pa-
ciftc Air Transiort mail idanes
have been makln their schiled
slots at the local air field. The
clouds, outside of causing the
planes to seek low altitudeQip-
tiarently are no serious obstacles
to air traniort.ition.
See KM nor 1 'unley Push for re
cleaned alfalfa seed and haled bay.
M'fi K. Main Phone !ta2. 33l'.
Mr. and Mis. U. F. Carper.cer
arrived here today to spend a hort
time, visitintt friends while eiif-jhuite
by motor from Seattle, Ya$. to
SaiiKiis. Calif.
Creen slab wnoj at summer
prices. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 831.
i. i:. llotiKcn, postal Inspector
for this di ision. left yesterday
for Kugene, after spend ing sev- i
ral days In Medford on official
business. 1
Mrs. Uorothy Staey, after a few
jduyx' illness, with a nevere cold,
, returned to work this morninn
ith the Sujer AlumlnuTu Vare
company now being represented
in thi city. .
j 20, of Central Point. Duane gave
occupation as that of nur-
r(J)mbliran tj(.fcet. was up Friday
evening for the Klks dance." "John
H. Carkin. candidate on the repub
lican ticket for tlje oi'ice of rep
resentative, was up from Medford
Thursday.'
Mrs. J. A. I-amli of Coquiile is
visiting in this city with her broth
er. Ralph Woodford, and sister,
M..- I..m. WilHumu
o )(( Htud(,nt8 'f ,he 0oU1
..... ivttn UttaUh ,y.
roll work, according to County
Physician 1 D. Inskeep, who said
today that ii the neighborhood of
40 more students remain to be ex
amined. Similar work is also go
ing on at the Central Point schools
i and health examinations will be
u) otu.r pchoo, luter on
according to present indications.
Miss (Jiadys Clilespie, a student
of the F.ugene high school, has been
visiting her aunts. Mrs. Victor Mur
sell and Mrs. Morris Haley, this
Week,
The organization of girls club1
leaders of that section, held in the
junior high school at Ashland yes
terday afternoon, attended by
Miss Florence Vork of this ityv,
the county home demonstration
agent. Mrs. C. G. Maughman is
supervisor for this year, replacing
Mrs. A. C. Joy.
Among the hotel guests in Med
ford from the s'ate of Washington
are F. A. Mabin .of Fort Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C King of Cen
tralia and Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Lord
and 1 1. H. Mauney of Seattle.
It is rumored that the Crater
rlub will come to life with a big
"eruption" to be staged Monday
night. April 2nd. Some surprise
stunts and entertainment are being
arranged by the committee in
charge and a real send-off will be
given the "spring opening" of this
popular booster .club.
.Tack Partridge has returned
from a business trip to Roseburg
and Douglas county.
Monday night's meeting of th
local American Legion post, at the
Armory, will be a live-wire event
with special entertainment features
to supple mi' nt .the usual business
meeting. The new 1 0-piece legion
orchestra will be on hand to pro
Vide the latest jazz hits and there
will be a '"feed" after the meeting.
A special Invitation to all ex-service
men in the county, whether
legion members or not, has been
extended by Post Commander
Mromley.
The Women's C.lee rlub of Wil
lamette university will be present
ed in concert at the First M. V..
church. Monday evening, March
2 fan.
V Vl..l',.ll .liut....t ..iln. ...
'1 ' i,'.,',..,, i ...... .i . nw.n
idelphia. is in Medford for a few
iVeeks lookiitK over Jackson county.
The Weather '
lowest temperature this moQi
inn, 42.
Precipitation for 24 hours end
ini; 5 a. m., .01 inches.
Yesterday's w rather
here
highest
HKest
emperature. 5T :
.this month since 1912. Sti. Lowest
temMrrature yesterday, 4S; lowest
this month since HM2. 14
temperature yesterday. 5 1 :
ture for tin day. excess,
Mean
tie pa r
4 de-
Krees. verane dail;(J xi ess for the
month. A degrees.
I'reclpitation Total rainfall
since first of month. 1 .1,1 inches;
1 n-year averace for the month
I 1 ' s inches. Total raiutal Isince
j J:uiary t. 4.o inches. Total
; rainfall since September 1, 11.84
inches.
j Humidity yesterday. r . m..
! per rent; 12 noon, fiii per cent;
i li. m.. .iS per cent.
Character of day Cloudy.
Sun sets today at ti :j 7 p. m.:
rises tomorrow, fi : OS a. m.. sets
tomorrow, 1:2 p. m.
.Moon rises today at 7:-4 n. m ,
sets at in:J p. in.
tKises anl sets computed for
level horixon .
Koreca.st for toniKht ami tomor
row Cnstetled. probably w ixh
rain toniuht and Sunday. Vwi
erato tfftniierature.
L. WAUTKl! IICK.
j Met enrobe ist, i
S, Weather Uu-
reou.
THE MARKETS
I I.ivt'MtMk
I'PRTUXU, ire.. Mar. 24. tA
, Jleee!lrf for wiek a proximately )
fattle lyhd; culven L'To; hogii 7"oo;
Kheep 170.
CATTLK ('omparfHl with a
week aito: Steert. Kne rally USc
lower: ipotj mote; all Kiiida tak
ing the decline; toi J 1 2 on two
loads; hulk desirable kind 911-25
4i 11.75; medium graded lt.5fi
11; -he stock wteady; one loud
Kood heif-r.s Slu.tifj; bulk $9.7ii
10.25; three load.- outstanding
.cows SS.TATi 10; bulk $.75 ft 9.50;
jrutteiH $4.50-f( ti.75; calves yearce,
i few choic vealers ft 4; calves
'mostly around 12. '
i HOCS Compared with a week
i ano: Hutcher classes 1 5c higher;
0 it''f IiK 15 to 2&e higher. Park
ing sows steady; bulk 15o to 210
' lbs. $y.2f: few lots to Khi)per.s
$y.Z; light litibts and strong
j w'ifibtH $H.50f( j; feetler piKsin
! good demand, mostly $3.7:'; few
1 lots at packing sows mostly $7
j it 7.50.
SI1K1CP Compared with a week
jagfr Lumbs sharply hiirher, good
ehoire lightweight wooled quoted
i nt $15; odd lots at that price; two
'decks medium to good 83 lb.
weiKhtM $14.25; a few lots medium
$1214; ewes scarce, f-w lot at
$.00.
Product
PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 24. (JP)
Wholesale prices:
ML'TTKR. cube extras half eetit
lower; Portland dairy exchange
net wholesale prices: Cube extras
44c; standards 43c; prime firsts
43c: firsts 42c. Creamery prices:
Prints 3c over cube standards.
KO(JS steady; fresh standard
extras 24c; tresh standard firsts
21c; fresh medium extras 21c;
fresh medium firsts ISc. Prices to
retailers 2c over exchange prices.
Association selling prices: Kxtras
2 tie; fiirs 23c; medium 23c; un
dersized 20c.
NCTS steady. Walnuts 19 ft 29c,
almonds 20 fn 2 8c; peanuts 1 o tf
HAYS steady. Muying juices:
Kastern Oregon timothy $20.50
21; do valley $18418.50; alfalfa
$18fM8.r,o; oat hay $14.5lMil5;
straw $y.5o per ton. SeJIing prices
$2 a ton more.
CASCARA bark steady 7e lb.;
Oregon grape root M 4e.
HOPS steady. 1!27 crop 20T
21 Vjc: 1928 crop 18-Jrlflc contract.
Fuggles 20c.
RIDS to the farmer:
Hl'TTKKFAT lc higher f.o.h.
Portland at 50c; at station 4tic;
track 47c.
Poultry steady; heavy hens 22
24c; light 15fi20e; springs 20fr
21c; broilers 2;U( 25c; Pekin white
ducks 3oc; colored nominal; tin
keys alive 254 27c.
ONIONS steady, local $2,5013
per cut.
POTATOKS steady 751.25 per
sack.
I'ni'lliiml Wheat
PORTLAND, o,e.. Mm-. H.tJP)
Uht.ui hid: HUB haril while SI. 47:
hnril white blueMlem, Imiirt, fed
eintltin. sort while, western white
$1..LS'2: hard winter, northern
sprlnK. western red S 1 . a .
Oats Xn, , 3ii lb. white reed and
gray $4 o.fiO.
Today s ear reeeipts Wheat 50;
rlnur III; eom B; nals 1; hay 3.
Nan L'ranciM'o Itutierfat
SAN I-'HANCIHCO. .i,.. 2A.(P
Hutlerral r.ci.h. San l-'ranelseo ITc.
Wall Street Report
SKW VOIIK, -Mareh 2-t. (P)
Tho headlong HCranihle to hny
stogks enntlnueil uuahated today
and lifted many issue $ to $!i a
share. Ceneral .Motors, after leap
ing to a new reeord of $l'Ji.
elosed at 1!HI. U, jj.;.-,. Cnited
Cast Iron l'ipe and liul'ont had
net Kalns of $!i and $S.Mt, re
nieitively. Hupp and Hudson
Motors were hntmhl up in enor
mous amounts. a few stocks
sunned on piotit taking, notahly'
Ameriean Smeltinit. whieh elosed
-'."a a sharo lower. Total sales
ot 2,028,301) marked the third
successive Saturday exceeding 2.-
000,000 shares.
General Motors has recorded
an extreme itain of sr.4.75 a share
in three weeks, which represents
an increase nt more than $:'.,a.
000.000 In the market value of
the lT.r.oo.ooo shares of common
stock outstanding. .
Such an increase Is unprece
dented In Ameriean corporation
history.
Kxtra reporters, runners and
clerks have heen impressed into
service ly the Kxchange in order
to cope with tlie tremendous vol
ume of trading.
: Coal JKi.r.O per ton. .Medford '
j Kuel Co. Tel. 63 I. 337tf"
TOO LATE JO CLASSIFY
KtUi K.WHANT.Ii-I'.norl ic trola
for Mood cow. Address Koute
1. Pox lir.-K, Aslilanil, Ore. 3
KOK S.Ui;-Kabblts. New ealan.l.
White, Champaign. D'Arsents.
liedimeed-. 50f and up. Crater
I-ik- Ua libit ry on Poss l.ane.
Phont J06-1E-2. 3
FOK UK.N'T Furnished house
keepiiiK rooms. Phone fi34-U. 4
YA.Ti;i 3 men with ears to sell
to farmers and ranchers; V'to to
$4t per week. Oi.l firm. Steady
work. Advancement. You will
receive training by our manager.'
No investment. See Mr. McCall. ,
i?v Vn '-ntial. lodnv 1
These Brug Stores
Are Open Nights
TOs Week
Medford. Pharmacy
Heath's Drag Store
Strang's Drug Store
BEN SHELDON GIVES
Just as fast as he could relate it,
Hen Sheldon of Medford began tell
ing the news of the southern end
of the state. "I am very fond of
t lying and have made many trips,"
said he, "but I didn't come noith
from Los Angeles in a plane. Med
lord will have to pet a better lanii
Ing field; U will have to buy an
orchard adjacent to Us present air
port and get rid of the present
muddy one now in use. The land
ing field Q'.ill have to he Ions
enough to Ret away from. There's
a dandy field at Ashland and the
town will capitalize it. Did yon
know that I-oJ Kuhi, editor of the
Mail-Tribune, has contributed to
the 'shame fund? Hob sent Morah
$10 to help pute the republican
party of the so-called stain it re
ceived when Sinclair contributed to
the campaign fund of 3920. 1 think
Borah is filly in this matter. When
I arrived in Meuiord a few days
ago I asked Home-men on the street
who in the crowd intended voting
for Smith, and you should have
seen the hands go up. I can't un
derstand how a state as dry as Ore
gon is can support Smiih, and I
inquired of many people for their
explanation. There's an investiga
tion of the prohibition funds in
Jackson county. I don't jinow
what it's all about, but Judge Char
ley Thomas has brought in H. L.
Eddy, state senator from Hosebur-T,
to make an investigation. That
should indicate that there is some
thing serious, t spend 40 per cent
of rfly time in .Medford and J0 per
cent in los Angeles. Down in los
Angeles they coijsjder the new
comer as one ot tneir most mipoi- ;
tant assets. There are oil, mann
.fticturing and newscomers, and the ;
latter are placed tirst. These bring '
money. The tourist crop is con
sidered as simply a forerunner of
the newcomers. Compared to the
way the town was four years age
Los Angeles is quiet. It is, in my
opinion, overbuilt in office build-
lugs and apartment houses. The I
swing now is to separate dwellings.
the home taking precedence in j
building over apartment houses."
Mr. Sheldon, formerly in the legis- j
lature, is at the Imperial, having '
Iriven north from Medford lor a ;
nibble at the granrl opera season.
Portland Oregonian. '
tilgbeht Quality oewuiry ituiutiru.
a Satisfaction Assured II
-mL Oualltv and Price.
Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting
Mall us yonr want.
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Also
BETTY BROWN
At the
Wurlitzer
0. s. c.
GRAND CONCERT
and
COMMUNITY DANCE
ARMORY
TONIGHT
Concert 8 p. m.
50c
An 8-Piece College Orchestra
o at Dances
.ft:
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Mmmsi
distilled running Ire water In every room, the serv
Ice and the arlistUallv decorated lobby. Rates are
reasoname, too. Yerolcome you'
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-sETs TONIGHT
Wallace Beery
and
Raymond tiatton
in
"Partners in Crime"
The Funniest of all
their Funny Shows
ALSO
On the Stage
THE KIDDIE DANCE REVUE
by Eve Benson Pupils
in
in
Dance 9:15 p. m,
$1.00
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In meet you at the MANX,
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