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MEDFCRD MItL TRIBUNE, fErF0RD.90TTr!0y. THURSDAY, APRIL 12. 1f2S. . yon FIVE AXittle Addition would make the average house a lot more comfort able. What is it that your house needs? Let's see: sun room, sleeping porch, sum mer kitchen, bedroom, bath- "3 room, hardwood floors, new root, garage, fences, trellis, flower boxes, window seats? Lumber makes them all and ws have the lumber. Prices never will be lower. x ' Woods Lumber Co. "Back to the Woods" 711. East Main , Telephone 108 JSSTTUmi MILLER II f2? fll I : imin rMiiimiin n is. L I or one to ten points in the curly trad-1 iliB. wu checked around midday ' liy profit lukiiiK. Orders piled lulu ! tin' market In such Ihi'ijc volume ttnit tin- ticker fill 4T minutes W- imituhlc word pictures of southern Orruon. other diners win) were Intro- i durcd anil mivi lunt hpi'i-i'lu's In I I'huli'il Circuit JiiiIku C. M. Tinnitus Html tlu market before the cm! ot mil Men .n.iorson: uouerica .inn -the ihird hour, cauMut: widespread , leay ulul Ohak Wallace. Kir;ene; confusion in l.i okcr.iKe huusi-s Itl ca l.uin'i. slate engineer. Salem : throughout tin' country. Salis Mike liuiu'r. I'nrvallis: Senator II. i avi'iaK' il annul. I a million shares I.. KJily. ItoselmrK : Senator .Miller, an huur during Hie e; ly part ot Crams Pass; lleorttc Alexander, the session. Salem: Phil Metellen. 1'iirtlanil. Cull money renewed at 5 i per '. Sam Kozor. secretary nf state. Sa cent but the volume of loanable ; lent: 1,. II. Smith, presidelil C, renter 'funds reached such larKe proper- Oregon association; Illaine Hullocli. ! linns that the. rale fell tu five per ' Maker: licorfte W. Estorly, Waldo; cent shortly after mld-iltiy. 1 tin ! Fl n2S tOr VICe-HreSIOent bO helped to stimulate l.ulllsl. enthu siasni. despite the fact that time Oregonians Won't Have " " commercial iii The elosillK was Irregular. Solue asoned dividend paying slocks includim; Corn Produels and l o- , 0 ous minor issues Into new peak AS Delegate, anO blip-j levels. The market in Keneral. j however, was miller the spell of nnrts Hoover. sciiinc of pivi.tai issues which to Vote for Missouri Preacher Stanfield Files , .1. 1). MirUle. state dairy t-nmmis- ! sinner; Tom Kay. state treasurer: M. II. ritz-ierald. federal pmhibi- , tinn director. Portland; Hal lloss. candidate for secretary of state: Kil V. Averill. Pnrllanil; I'. A. l.uck wuiul, president Douglas founly Sportsmen's association: Waldo Andersmi, Albany; llruse IVnnis. Ktiimnth Sportsmen's association: (!uy (lortlon. Knsohum: James II. iMct'ool. editor "Wild Life Lines," Orepmian. i ltesollllions.' 1 The committee on resolutions, i composed of llert Anderson. Wil- For a New Suit of Clothes It doesn't seem possible, but we have them in all sizes, 34 to 44, for Irove Puiied Stales Steel, fleneral I Motors, Iml'onl and Inlon far- . . i.--.. ...it i-i i3. ! hide down foul' to five points Coder a misapprehension, it is be-t "" 1""" '-- -'", ' " " - lieved. among the democratic "' 1.0. or . under yestcrrtaj s 'propose.! two resolutions of . e- 0f l.lfl PlH t It 1111 I IllUti r-iui" n x-ii.-i 1 r'i"t l nil I". II. I'.m.t. m il niion lriin riiio lost ait enriifr jump m Mfpiitv .slat name v;tiwn, wno $10.00 $1.85 $3.00 $1.75 1 j WHILE THEY LAST 50-Picce Dinner Set Open stock patterns, which can be readily re placed ' from our regular dish stock and Bridge Lamp AND SHADE in attractive finish and colors suitable for any home. COMBINATION 50-PIECE DISH SET AND BRIDGE LAMP CM I Q.50 NEW IN MEDFORD . . 12 Brand New Patterns in NAIRN Inlaid Linoleum Positively Stain Proof Some of These Inlaid Patterns As Low As $1 ,35 a Yard If You Wt to See' a County Fair This Year, Be Sure to Vote for the Fair Measure Ifuilers of tlu state, the name .Milton A. Miller of i'urtlaml Ik to Bo on the democratic primary bal lot uh a camliilato for vice presi dent. Miller filed today. A Portland newspaper last Sun day printed an article HtatinK that Miller's name might lie placed on the ballot ho that democrats in Oregon would not be compelled to vote for Hev. Alonzo Workman of Joplin, who is unknown in Oregon. The misapprehension lies In the fact that SVorltnian has filed as a candidate for president, not vice president. Former United States Senator Kohert N. Stanfield files today as a ciindidate from the state at large to the national republican conven tion. He is for Hoover. SAKKM, Ore., April IS. "Qualified for the position, want the wages ami will do the work.' is the stogan of William S. Levons. who today filed with the secretary of stale as a ciindidate for the democratic nomination for attor ney general. Levens was formerly s-tato prohibition comminn lone r and before that was district attor ney for Unker county. His plat form says: . "if nominated niul elected I will. during my term of office, perform the .diiUes of the office without Interfering or meddling In the. af fairs of other state departments; believe In enforcement of law in a lawful manner by the regularly const ituteil officers." 4- leputy state game warden. nine points into a lows of eight. , died hero a short time ago, ami Total sales approximated 4.-')0.U(M f,. i-'bdi-chner. iiK!i:ber of shares. Mho stale game commission, who 1 died recently. The resolutions POI.ITU S TAIiOOI.n Wt.ro unanlmuMv passed. (Continued from Page One) i resolution passed In th j ineiiinry of Mr. Paily. is as tol plored the bill now in congress j lows: which would establish gnme pre-1 "Some weeks ago Pat Daily, serves In the national forests, say- a charter member of the ,laksin ing thai nuch moves would take i I'uiinty name proteetiw assin-ia-ttffttv n largo share of the control , tlon, came to the end of his and eanhlv Journey. We. his friends and comrades, assembled here tonight, rling to the comforting ibell"f that his kindly and geiier ! ous slrit 1h awaiting us in that ' fairer land of the immortals, j Most of lis here know how he I loved the ben ut if ill streams, the I fir elad hills and the simwy ' ranges of southern oreiii.n. We 1 know with what understanding the mM Thai UITE FALLS WILLIE- SEE WRESTLERS A number nf Meilfunl wrcstllnB fiuiH are jilunniitK to utLcml tu iiuirrow niKlit Uu wi-i'mDItik hiihiU-i-r to li hUkpiI at Itutlc lullM In tin' hixli .scliool Kyinnaniutn whi'i'i1 Sailor .lark Wood of this city will wrcstli' l-rank Hums of Portland in a finish match. Hums i-ccontly wrestled Ted Thye of Portland and out of three fall won one. A dance is to follow the match and the music will be furnished by the Star NoViilty ' orchestra of Idaho, which has been in xoulhern Oreijon for a short time past. of the wild life in Orcnon place it in tlio hands of officials over SHOO miles nway. Mr. Lynch would also shorten the deer season for ten clays, ex plaining that ns a rule durliiK the last tell days bucks huvo heKun hreediiiR and their killii:-; at thai time discourages satisfactory re production. Piasecki Speaks The history of the Oretson tiame :M1d urrecilun he held Protective association was outlined ernniures nil about us. by K. K. Piasecki. president of the "i-"or almost ;o years hi" was association. He told Mr listoners n ,, SC1.V,. ( the state tliini' that tlie organization now has 10,- j commission, um ti, iniclllccnce. 1000 members in IS counlies in i faithfulness and 1 o y a I t y ('.with western OreRon and that only four Whii h he diH. hari;cd bis duiies counties west of the Cascades have ,.n(i,,nl.,,,t hln t mu., 8ocei cdins failed to join. ; caine commission, and tu the He pointed out Its purposes, ue- ,,rismen of Jackson ITlltilllh 11IU Mnfiu. ......... ... readv to co-operate with the fish and game commission and takes nil Interest in Kwnrral anno work, including the education of hunters and fishers In reward to same pro- lection education. He deplored the that thu absence of youiiK men 5 years of auo and under w-as so marked at the meeting, but ex pressed pleasure at seeing such a ' lar ;e number of elderly men, com- pnmcnims ineiii tor uuuiin nu.:ii i , HtMl.H i interest in game In their advanced i . ' . . ago. Short Talks Given Members of the game and fish commissions each gave short - re marks, bi'ginnini,' with Hen DoHis or Kugeno, who told of Ihu .;ame commission's willingness to co-operate with the sportsmen of Jack son county nnd declared Hint the commission was kept busy. Inas much as ::ii counties all demanded cervices of some kind. L. A. Wright of I'nlon. also of the same com mission, followed Durris willi ti few terse remarks. Others who spoke included Matt Uyckiiinn, superintendent of state fish hatcheries: (lone Simpson, su- Union Made Work Pants, $2.50 value Cream color College Corduroy Pants Men's Wool Felt Dress Hats Men's Broadcloth Dress Shirts $1.15 Men's Union Suits (short sleeves, ankle length) 75c Old Hickory Work Shirts 85c Men's Dress Shoes or Oxfords .'. $3.75 Men's Munson last Work Shoes . . ., .$2.95 Tennis Shoes for the whole family -98c WILL H WILSON 32 North Front Street HE ounty, I j nerefore, he it resoiven : ; the Stale (lame l'rotet tivr asso-M-iation, the Slftte dainc eoin : mission, the State Kish ctn'imis- shin, and tin .-aeics-n Ctninty j (ianie I'i'oiective association, in joint meeting assembled, unite in giving public expression to our j sincere love and affection for l' it Daily kimmI citizen, kind friend, j and true snorisman. HP II further resolved that ibis hcarlfell lrilut--the Sti'te Came cum- iuis.-t.on, to be filed with th''ir records, tu tin bereaved family, and to (he public press." The resolution piisscd in the memory of 1. N. Kleischncr, Is as follows: "1 Ion. l. X. I'b'lsehut'r, in em -Im'i of the Slate Came eoniniis sinn and well known sporlsiua ii. has beeii called to his iliheri t;ince in the Land of ann;i:i on the i art her side nf t he I liver .Ionian, a land promised hhn by (ho Cod of his Kathers from line Immemorial -loving husbaml and father, patriotic and public-spii II -ed eltlzen, kind tind eonnidcraic friend and neinhhor and truo lilvestox-k. POHTUND, Ore., Apr. 12. t'aUk and culveu steady; no re ceipts. Hoks steady; ruceipts 345, in eluding 140 on contract. Sheep and lambs steady; no re ceipts. IM'fNlUCl. I'OUTLANIJ, Ore., Apr. 12 Wholesale prices: lil'TTKK Kxtras half cent low er; standards 1 e lower. Portland d a 1 r y (exchange, net wholesale prices: Cubes, extras 3tc; stand ards 3Ne; prime firsts 3Sc; firsts 37u. Creamery prices: Prints 3c over cube standards. KGGH Hteatly; fresh standard ex tras 24c; fresh standard firsts 2 fresh medium extras 'Z'i fresh medium firsts lHjc. 1'rlceK ti re tailers L'c over exennge. lirices. Asoclation selling pric::--: Kxtras L'Ge; firsts 24c; medium 4c; un derslzi'd 2 0c. Nl'TS steady. AValnuts J6(f( 27e almonds 2 0 fu 2Xc; peanuts 10?f 11c; pecans 3S ff Air. HA V steady, iluylng prices: Kastern Oregon timothy $20.50 f 21; valley timothy $LMMH.!ii; oat ! ry, Kogue River 1 C. h. Ieinenweber of Astoria, mem I her of the fish commission; Hush ' Mitchell, director of fish culture; I Muster Fish Warden Hoyt. and Iciimn War ilen Harold Clifford. Paul Scherer, president nf the Jackson county orKani.utioii, out lined the program that 1ihh been planned for the llcne river, in cluding the continued protection of fish Hcroons, maximum release of fish into the river, fish nnirkiiiK. and the unimpeded proKiess of the litih up the HtreHin from the ocean. .Mr. Kclmrnr declared thai pres ent indications iminled to a real ization of these plans, the fish and name commissions having assented their co-operation in the work, which .Is to he larKely in charge, of Major Ralph Cow.-jill. 'who, in a Hhort speech, declared the work, which also includes a complete sur-1 vey of the river, to be an immense , task. , Officers Elected all who knew him answered the sinn Allghty Warden of he was inoiii,n,u uh of a common- esteemed by and . when he minis of the the I'liiverse by the citiz weulili. : "I I ere In Jackson county h " was known as thu father of tin finite I'a Its hatchery. H Is nnme W(is on the roster of the Jaeksou County Game Protective tissoeia-1 lion from the beginning; for 'jo years he was un honored guest at almost every meeting of the asso- , rial In n. and be never turned a deaf ear to our sometimes exact- ing a nd inn bit inns conservation projects, and as he wns loyul to lis, wo were iilso loynl to him, through thick and thin, to the vtu-v end. 1 "Therefore, bo It resolved that . the united and associated sports-( ; men of I tic stale or Oregon um I scmhlcd here tonight, go on ree-! A report hy a special commit-) old as paying sincere and loving, tee. read bv Chrif Gottlieb, noini-1 tribute lo the splendid character nateil Paul Scherer, president :, and worth of our departed Poke NiniiiKer, vlce-oresideiil ; i and brotln r sportsman Louie. DodKe, Kecretaiy and treas- "The secretary of the asuria urer. Nominees for vice-pt'OKldeiitH ; tlon Is hereby instructed to send In the following districts were as j copies of this resolution to the follows: Kvercttu Moore. Hiittu ' members of. his immediate family, KhIIh; Roy Ashpolo. KaKle I'oint; Uo the State Came commission, H. IJ. Reed, Gold Hill; Sum Sun-innd to the putlle preNs." Kverelte lieeson, I B 'J "1M-t - r I 1 ..VI V) - OP 'A WHEN YOU BUY tr A ROD BE SURE ITS A SATISFACTIOM GUARANTEED No! 20 OP FISHING TACKLE COMPLETE OUTFITS Regular price S 5.70 Special $ 4.75 Regular price S 7.75 Special $ 6.45 Regular pi ice $10.35 Special 8 7.95 Regular price 815.05 Special $12.00 See Display In Our Windows AL PICHE ' rr- Hardware and Sporting Goods -- Member Northern Hardware Chain Stores mamm IT'S HERE! THE NEW FORD ROADSTER fl l. tKl huy $14. S0 IS: ntrmv S'J.50 per ton: H1Iiik prl.-n VI a ton num.. CASCAItA ISA UK sK-aily. 7c lb.: Oregon Kiap. root 1 f 4r. HOI'S Hti-udy. I!i27, 22'!i22,ic: lf'8 crop 17i ISc, contract. J"uk kIch L'Oc. Ilids to thp farmer: lllTTKItKAT PtP'ly. 40c Kta tiun: 41c track: 43'ff44c f.o.l). Port lund. POl'I.RV Heavy hens 24?l2uc; IlKht 15i'J0c: hrollrra 32c; Pcklni white duckn 30e: colored nominal: turke.VM. alive 2.ifi27e. ONTONS Ktcady. local $1,709 2.2 5 per cwt. POTATOKS nteudy. 7:c1.25 nack. , Talent; Kay C'offman. I'linvnix: John Pernoll, Lli; AppleKati'; Kl mcr Hull. Table. KocU; J. Coleman, Jacksonville; Floyd Uos. Central Point; James (Irlevo, I'roHpeci: Miles Canlral, liuch. The nomi nees were elected by the popular vote of the assemblo'te and are now the ful!llodKed officers of the or ganization. . The meeting whs called to order at 7:30 In the Klks dlnliiR room, followed . by the invocation by Charles U. Guffney of Ashland. An. ad Iress of welcome w-ua lendered the visitors by Professor Irving.. lnine. who -vainled f.ne ( hlw in- Eggs Eggs I pay one cent premium for clean white standard ..eggs (candled basis). H. S. BOISE 126 W. Main. Phone 805 Portland Wheal POIiTLAMJ, Ore.. April 12. - Illlll hard white. $1.04; hard white liliieHtem, baart. federation, soft white, wentern while $1.4tfc: hard winter and western red S1.3C1,: northern spring S1.3K. Alats No. 2. 3rt. while feed and may $43.50. 0 Tyduy's car recclpl. Wheat 41 barley 1; flour 10; An 2; hay 1. Ituticrrnt. KA.V FKAXiriHCO. Apr. 12. (Pi i'.utterfat f.o.b. Han Franclhco 43 Wall Street Report CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULT! I NF.W YOP.K. April 12. m A jweeffnif ndvnnce In stock n ce which carried genres of Issues up Thf Pf Utl-Wrmmrr Cm., Mufctrr-EiubtldirJ ids 4 i 1 On Display in Our Showrooms TONIGHT-ALL DAY FRIDAY C. E. Gates Auto Co. LINCOLN FORD Pacific Highway at Sixth St. FORDSON Phone 141 ONYX N POINTEX HOSIERY Tot Women $1.15 tfT I Thf Pf iitl-Wrmmrr MuhfriEiMltllihrJ 1S94 MEDFORP TOBACCO CO. Dahlia and Gladiola Bulbs Wo hnvo a choice utock of homecrown Dahlia ami Gladiola bulb Q ir snlo at reasonable prices. These bulbs are all our own raising and arc prize-winning stock. Send for list of varieties and prices. o Hosier's Flower Gardens ASHLAND, OREGON Phone 341-J i
