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MEDFORD frraiL TRIBUNE, ftfEDFOBD,- OftEfiON". TTTTRSDXT. "SI AY it 128.
At the Rialto Today
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G. 0. P. PRIMARY!
'hiff Interest In the primary to- j
ninrrnw centers In tho Jlepuhllran
fi;hi for the I h t r i c t attorney I
rn'Milnn turn. In the opinion of a 1
majority of local voters, union
flKtixy should ln convicted today
or tomorrow which Ik penf-rally
iviiitrdf-d riH highly f rn probable
h- will tarry Medford hy a ma- j
Jorlty Biifficlent In defeat Moultun, j
who Is expected to run xtrotiK in
tin rural districts, particularly in j
til- northern pnrt of the county. I
Two w:iH'im at ten to Hevn were
i t-ptu t -d at a local cigar More to
day t h:it rhnney would get the
nomination. It w?mn to be tho
general feeling that t'haney'H
harden fight will b againfll
(teurire Codding. hi Democratic
opponent In the fall election, thin
)M-iriK bawd upon the aKKurnption
that tho ftpeuoplican party hat
been so hadly xplit over thin con
te--i that the defeated fucllon will
hwihf? their support to Codding In
the fall. W. (i. Trill i the third
candidate, hut han made no active
campaign. Ih not well known, find
wilt Mi i prine hln own friends if ho
) uiih better limn third.
For roiiniy conimiMfliont-r Victor
IluiKt ll. Incumbent, in expected to
find Htlff opjioMltlon from J. (1.
J,ov of Central Tolnt. but not uf
flfipiit to endanger hln hu ccenn by
a comfortable majority.
The sheriff contest between O.
l:. Alden and Chun. D. Stacy has
been a good-natured affair, with a
fairly even race predicted.
Mi-h. iJeitiia HtcvenM Meyer, In
riirnhent. la expected to win th
Kcpuhllcun nomination for county
clerk, an tier opposition has been
diveded between three candidate,
fl. It. Carter. A. J. Crone and C. T.
I'arker. Crone has not made a
very active cnrupagln; but 1a prom
inent in Mod ford legion circle, j
nnd will undoubtedly Kt a good ;
vote in Ihla city. . j
Mkewlno Mrn RuMtnne Homes
Carter Ih looked upon aH a certain
winner of the county jtchool ku- ,
perintenitent nomination against
V. A. UavlH nnd U. W. Milam. Tho
woman vote, which in a very Im
portant but often disregarded fno
tro. Ih expected to go. almost
Kolidly for Mi'H. Carter.
Tor delegation to the national
convention Floyd J. Cook In the
local candidate and nan conducted
a vigorous and Nhrewd campaign,
lie wilt undobutedly gel a tre
inendotm vote in Houthern Oregon,
and has aluo a large following in
l'oi-tlaiid. his former home. HIh
el'-riiori Ih genera ly conceded.
'
hard winter, western red, $133;
northern Npring, $1.3.
Oft in. No. a. 3 ti -pound white
feed, jtfi
j Today car receipt Wheat, JO:
flour 7; corn4: hay, 3
Kan I'rniicl-i-o Market,
KAN KUAA'CIHCU, May 17. lA'i
Butterfat f.o.b. Kan Frum-lsco 47c
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Wall Street Report
! NEW YORK. May 1 7. JP A
i sensational rally ir. prices brought
to a dramatic clone a day of he
; wilder! ng price movements on
'the New York Mock exchange to
fday. li keg dropped $) to J6.SO
j a tdiare at the opening, rallied $5
'to $15 before mid-day, lout a, good
part of their gain in an early
afternoon reaction. Inspired hy
. .stiffening money rate and then
oared again in spectacular fash-'
ion in the la hour of trading.
Final flotations disclosed a rather
imposing lost of net gains, rang
ing from SI to $ 1 2. interspersed
with a numler of net declines.
American Telephone and Tele
graph common wuu the outstand
ing individual feature in today's
market, soaring nearly 15 points
to a new high record at 21 1 on
buying influenced by the proposed
increase in capitalization with the
off. ring of valuable ''lights" to
share-holders.
Supporting orders turned the
i current prices stronRy upward
l again before the clone, after the
avalanche of selling had driven a
' number of important shares tu
the lowest prices of the week.
! Curtifcs rebounded from J4fc'T
to ltiO. Wright came up from
2 12 s lo above 2 JO. American
International sold more than eight
points beyond its previous close,
when it touched duplicating
the year's bent figure. J,udlum
Kteel was up nearly nine points
at C7, also a new peak. General
Motors and Radio rallied three
and five points respectively, from
their low levels Total sales ap
proximated 3. MM). 000 shares.
HiGetting Up Nights Makes You Feel
Old 1 ry New 48 Hour TesJ
If vou feel that yon are losing pep. health and
strength bf-caiise of (.'i-ltln l'p XiKlUH, IlluiUcr
WeaUness, llul iliu-,' or llihlnK Bensallon. Wg ur Kroin
palnB. why noi make ilie fystex 4S Hour '1'estj
Don I sive up. IJon'l wait, (let Cystex today. -ut
it tu a ! hour test. If it soon makes you feel lik,
new, f nil of pep. Bleep well, with pains alleviated,
pay only Our, othTWle notliinK. Try Cystex on our
money haik sunrantee. Only Mi: For sale at
Heath's Un'-V Stole.
ctrwtur lax tnq, yfic rnJL ,n nruia j
The picture Is based on the news
paper comic strip of the same name
and contains all of the character
mado famous by that noted cartoonist.
The titlo role in played by Arthur
Th e lea d I n k f m i n I n rede
by
Perhaps the main attraction of
"Harold Teen," which opened to
day at the Kialto theater, is lin
frenhnesN and ynuthfulness.
llnrold, the liTepresslhlc country
hoy, takes the city hlffh school by
storm, with a loiiKinsT onco more
to play "one old cat" and Join the Jake,
"sanK" In somn sort of mlaehlev- that of Mllums is played
ous prank. '.Mary Krfan.
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1 THE MARKETS
25 CABS WANTED
TRIPS NEXT WEEK
Mcdford motorists aro requeHtcd
hi n-ihter llieir utitumnbileH ut the
Ciiaiuber of CoiuiuercH us kuchI
caiH in whteh to Kivu the dtdt'KUles
to tin- musfc tcuchers' convention
hero next Tuesday, May Tlt a hccuIc
ttrlve In the southwestern uiIko of
the. valley and to AHhland. Com
initteeH liavi been working on tho
project and sttll need 2li curs to
ushuic lransiortatlt)ii for nil dole
Mates, the HcivlccH of I'D InivliiK nl
ready been procured.
Tho Medford Realty Hoard Is In
clutte nl' amuiKcmenU nnd M)H.
(i. It. Hutchwoil him hneu dtivotluK
her edurU In regard to transpor
tation. As a rekult, hIiq has ploilKes
lor 2b ruiH with tudy drlverH. Mo
toilsts nre uiKed io re-dster Jhcir
earn H early as poRslhlo in order
that preiiaratlons for tho drive may
he completed early.
Vitophone to
Open May 24th
Hunt's Craterian
Livestock.
PORTLAND. Ore., May 17. 0D
Cattle and calves steady; no ra
ce 1 pis.
Hokh steady; receipts 130, all onUnft white,
contract.
Hheep and lambs: Receipts 1 . f S 5 ,
lncludlnK f 70 hilled through. IjimbH
2G cents lower; talklnK f0 crents
lowet art yenrllnKH. Lambs, R4 lbs.
down, Rood to choice $13. SO 4 :
do. 02 lbs. down, medium 2.hOrt
13; do. all weights, cull to com
mon $10ft 12; yoriln? wethers 110
lbs. down, medium to choice $8
10,
WOOL Steady. Kastern Oregon
33?? 40c; valley medium 43c; rnurst
3Kc.
MOHAIR Long Ktaple fiOc; do.
short 331 40c; kid 70c lb.
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Muy 17. UP)
Wheat. HUB hard white, S1.&3;
western white, $ 1 .42;
Produce.
I'ORTLAND, Ore., May 17. fP)
Wholesale prices:
MUTTKR Hteady. Portland
dairy e x c h a n k e. net wholesale
prices: Cubes, extras 42c; Htand
ard 41c; prime firsts 40Hc; flrHts
3!iViC Creamery prices: Prints 3c
over cube standards liulterfal
buying prices: Station 41c; track
42c; delivered In Portland 44
4 Go.
KCIOS Steady. Portland dairy
exchange, net basin: Fresh stand
ard extra 220c; frenh standard
firths 24c; frenh medium exti-a
23c; fresh medium firsts 21 Ifcn.
Prices to retullerH 1 to 3 cents over
exchange prices.
HAY HtcHdy. lluylnjc prices:
Kusterti Oregon tl in nt h y $ 20. fi 0 ii
21; do. valley $ 1 tl ('i l D.CiO: alflilfn
$l9i?i'l!t.6n; oat Iwy lf.501? 16; j.iWycr
straw $fl.&0 per ton. m HellhiK prices
J a ton more,
CAHCARA BAR K Steady, 7c lb.
Oregon grape root lfi4c.
HOPS .Steady. t&27 crop 23c;
1!2K crop 1 S IHKv. contract; fug
gle.i 20c.
Rids to the farmer:
MILK Steady, raw 4r.) $2.3(1
qwt. f.o.b. Portland. Huilrrf.it
steady, 40c station; 41c track; 43
Hi 44c f.o.h, Portland.
POULTRY Heavy hens 23c;
light 17 20c; broilers 23 (ji 2Kr; p,..
kin white duckw 27c: colored, nom
liinl. ONIONS Steady, local $L7r.ri?
$2.2 & per cwt.
POTA TO ICS St ea d y, 7 r.n K $ 1 . 2 T.
sack.
LKTTtTf'i;.
FOR CONGRESS
n& - si
t Marsllfielit warts move to liuild
iSIIMKIUU CtwH l::iy tirile.
u
I
m
t!-A. "I- r
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yVho watches your iron
while youre watching the ironing?
The Westinghouse Iron has a built-in watchman the
famous Spencer Disc Thermostat. It automatically
turns the current off and on. . This iron stays within
the correct temperature range without your attention.
The Westinghouse is the original automatic iron using a
method of heat control that has been proven by four years of
use in hundreds of thousands of homes. Ask your nearest dealer
to show this iron to you.
-i; sum j
W. C. Hawley
llelltlhlletlll ('undid. lie for lienilliil
tuition ami present Chairman ot
Committee mi Ways anil .Means of
National Mouse of Kopresentnllvea,
a Nativo Hon of OreKon who has
"No Interests to Serve hut the l'tth
lle Interests" ami who is
CLEAN
CAPABLE
EXPERIENCED
FAITHFUL
SUCCESSFUL
(load Ilia rocoril of Riiepe.tsfitl Sotv.
Ih Voters' Pamphlet.
(I'ahl ntlv. hy Kmiahl ('. Olnverl
1H1 IRON WITH THE BUILT-IN WATCHMAN
flu: Sign t,f a
Wist m g hoiue Dealer
Permanent relief
from work and worry
Constant
Protection
to Health
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See the newFrigidaires at our display rooms', espe
cially the new Tu-Tone models of exquisite beauty.
See the cooling unit which converts any good ice
box into a Trigidaire at surprisingly low cost. All
Frigidaire prices are low, and payments can be
arranged to suit your budget. ' . .
People's Electric Store
214 W. Main Street Phone 12
FRIGIDAIRE
PRODUCT. OF. GENERAL- MOTORS
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PEOPLES ELECTRIC STORE
214 W. Main
Medford, Ore.
Phone 12
In Case of Fire
-Your Valuables and Securities are
safe in a Safe Deposit Box.
Get Your
Safety Deposit Box
NOW
The Cost Is Reasonable
First National Bank
Medford, Oregon
. SECURITY SAFETY SERVICE
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
CAPITAL A1JD SURPLUS $150,000
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Tlio crew of onBlnoem mul In
iull:illuii men from the lictrlrul
ivftcirrh offlicrt In Now York aro
iiIMly working on thp Vltiiphonc
huHiilhitluii nl HuiU'm Crutcrlnn
Iht'iitor thi week untl all wll he
In ii'dilini'MH la pr.'ncnt this nuich
waitcul for attraction to AU'tffonl
lioI(! on 'Diui-Miluy, Muy 4(h.
Oenrno Ntrlnnfellow, who In hore
In eh a rut of tlu Installation, on-
tnvi'H Mi: Hunt that evorythlnn will
1m- Iii lip-lop Hhupe nnil thai he
Is alHu ttln; Mur moKt complete
nml perfect Installation t tin t hut
Ik en opened on tho coaM,
'I he opening attraction with the
haphone will he "Tho Jn Sln-
t." Marring M JoliMin. which will'
inn for one week atnrtlitK ThuiH
tlay. Ahiy 24th.
Love Candidate for
Co. Mommissioner
olitics and Tire R
MORE MILEAGE IN
YOUR INIUREDTIRE
J. (1. J.nvo, who Ih an)clnR for tho
republican no ml nation for county
roininlKuloner tomurrow, own- nnd
operate the Snowy Itutto orchard,
m-ur t'entral I'oint, nnd hiH heen
u resident of tho county otKht
ypnni.
Jio wan formerly a county coni
: ntlMHloner in 'nshlimt(n county.
Iowa, nnd understand tho work
InKH of tho office.
.Mr. Lova In a good rortdn on
tllUiaHt.
Hhrcp Ounert
Atlrntlon!
Wo nrfl In position to pay you
jroro thnn anybody for wool-mo-Jmlr.
Heo vn lief or you noil.
MKDFORD BAKOAIN JIOUHR.
1'iiono 10C2. 27 N. Grp Ht
I6ttf
Main and Pacific Highway
In politics, the "fixer" is looked at askance. He is a questionable char
acter, seldom trusted and depended upon.
But in our repair department we've got fixers of a different breed. And
they are mighty welcome when you have tire trouble.
They're trained men. They're capable men. They know tires and tire
construction.
They're backed up in their capacity and knowledge by the finest and
most modern repair equipment that money can buy, and by methods per
fected in the largest tire development department in the world.
FIX TIRES AS THEY ARE MADE
Now, these trained men use the same materials, the same machines, the
same processes as are used in the great Goodyear factory.
When they do a repair job that job is a factory job-as fine and endur
ing a job as science and gqod intention can make it.
You'll find our repair prices surprisingly reasonable, too, and every job
from our shop is Guaranteed!
Low Prices
on
Medford Service Station
YOUR TIRE SHOP"
Phone 14
Speedway
Cords
30x3 Vi Clincher Cords
$5.50
29x4.40 Balloons
6.85