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BEAGLE. Ore, Aug. 7. (Spl.
A letter was received by Lawrence
Sanderson from Mr, Cornwall atatinr
ha, Mr. Cornwell and children are
pending their vacation In Monte
Vista, Colo. :' Enroute there they
vlalted, Bryoe Canyon, Meaa Verda
park and passed through Lassen Peak
pak. They expected to start home
about the Itrat of August. Mrs. Corn
well .was' principal of our school Inst
year. ;
Air. VanCvcle attended church
and a plcnlo at flranls Was Sunday;
Mr.. ,and Mra. , 8oegmiler;' and
daughter Marie accompanied by pon
nle Calder at Bedford! jeft Sunday
for Weed, Cajif to 'visit, .the fieegmll
ler'' son rjon,' od opr, relatives.
iney remriipa wonaay.
JThetma atanderson spent Wednes
day In .Medlord visiting relative. '
C. 0. ' Mulhpllen ,ard family were
Prospect business visitors Monday.
Mrs. Schulia was . leader pi tpt)
Friendly, JJeighbore pujidsy . evening.
Temptation,", was the test, and ihe
lesson was ta.lt en from, both the pid
and the Vtf, .Textamf ntr., A apecM
song was rendered by Mr. L,ucas,nd
Mr. Urant and Mr. Orant gave the
young folk a. talk on the subjeojt,
Marl Aeegmlller ia neat leader. ',:;.
'.Pear picking at Modoc and Dixie
orchard Is , under way again and
most of our young folk are working.
Mr. and Mrs. Calder and daughter
Donna, of Medford wore Wednesday
guest at the ' Wllllams-Bcegmlller
horn. .., ,
Mr. and Mia. jollier and family
hvp , moved ,to town. We are joiry
to load tie Colliers and will mlu
. them greatly, vrfio ckjJIers have jieeji;
worain lorssfr."
year. - '"
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i-CLIMAX, X)re.. Aug. 7. (8pl. Mr.
ipd Mra.yA- JvPrlaaamjand iarpliy
pent puntlay with Mr. and Mrs. John
Owens, ,',-,. t v,' ' .-v.'... ; " '.' I
,MI Wanda Wyantt orLak creek
Is 'spending JMls , week with Netyle
Drlssom." , .. , , j,"' S ,
Mr, W. t. .Charley and sCayton MP
Lean shopped In Medford Wednesday.
j Carl ana Joe CompJon nave been
helping hayl. hay on the WerOs ranch.
-j.fr-H- fthd JP6.il -Wr,ta .wept Xo Med
jprd Saturday. As also did W. P.
Jlharley. - " ' ' T ' '
r. and Mrs. Chas. Jantsar and son
pob of Azalea, were guests at the
Werta home Sunday ..
.."Mrs. K. H. Compton was a pleasant
sailer at the Walter Charley home
BAuiday. ,, ,-; , . ., .
, tin, L. H Werta and Mrs. Oump
feft visited school Tuesday. r'.; V
. f hll Werta, OAias Jnntaer and N.
g. Hansjii motored to .Central Point
Mrs. K, H. Compton spent Tuesday
at the Werta home. . ,
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f ; 3R0WNSB0RO
i r BROWNBBORO, ' Ore., Aug. 7-
S !) Mr. and Mi. KarJ Tucker, and
; children. Mrs. Rd Tucker and Bill
j Jlart enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake
jeyntly, r, - V1
I ..Lester Marshall and Louis Rohrer
; spent last week-end at Lake o' ahe
i Woods,, with t,ie Marshall family, who
i are spending the summer there. .'
Mr. lynd Mrs. Roy Stanley and aon
er pleasant callers al he Wright
npme Smiday. v "
,', JMr. and Mrs. Harve Btnnloy and
,aoo picnicked at Dead Indian 8oda
jringa Tuesday.
lr.(Oeo. Brown and daughters
Donna anrl Hnln Knii 'ltr" mnA uH
)(d,wln , Waketlrld pf Medford spent
,jaai Bijnoay at Bed Blanket, taking
Mill them supplies for their sheep
camp, y
Donald Bleberstedt, Victor Oardner
Charlie Mills and Mr. Bush left re
.tieutly for Peac BJvar . valley. Canada
land expect to be gone several weeks.
, Mr. and Mrs. 8t. Claire of Trail
japent Prldaj flight at the home 9t
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f AOLB JPOIKT. Ore, Aug. 7. ISpl.)
i My. Sophie Chlldreth, who recently
underwent an operation at the Com
munity hospital. Is , now quite well
fjsijrt able Uj, attend to her social
duties. ':- i,
' jverftt Pnber of Central Point at
lnded the lecture hour prof ram at
ike Eagle Point Orange Tuesday.
f ' Vrs, Karl Btoner and R o. Brown
.nrjurnod Wednesday from Portland.
Wisr Mra. Btwer, reoelved medlonl
yontlon. . !;'
;;(liMrs. .James Linn and daughter
J ry wars In gl Pfllnt recently,
a ending to business, en route to
Jfdford..
. : Mrs. Lula Taylor and Mrs, Charley
Ja sJker ware business visitors' at tho
'it sns of Mrs. Sdlth Weldman, Au.
vliaTni. hlaaelw ptanliy. owner of th
QpHsfe oecuplad 4y Mrs, dlth Weld
,no and son Rudy, has put up wln
,d m awnlnirs. masting the cotuge look
VHght And heary. ,"'
"'jirs, W. C. Clements and Mrs. Amy
,Brpwn shopped la Medford Monday.
, Mrs, B. K. Howlatt, who lias been
"tinder the weather for some u me, Is
muoh Improved and was able to at
Vpd Orange. August 4.
Mr. end Mrs. W. . Hammel ot the
fc,rtr Lake highway were, her Ttiys
day on business.
JV'Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Caater of Phoe
4( attended Orange Tuesday.
V' . Services will be held Sunday. Au
"(rust th. at the Presbyterian ohyxch---ao)f
j. 0. BmlCn oocdpylng the pn
ia, Anmdey school. 10 . n.. nvortiln?
srnlce II a. m. Christian Kndeavor
i . m, . prohlng services p. m.
AU are cordially Invited.
I tivenlle. Orange met Wednesday
Ifc tifW VH ' troil, v
' WAONER CREEK. Ore., Aug. 7.
(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sten-
nett of Crescent City are here visit,
Ing. friends, and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Taylor were In
Medford shopping Monday.
Albert Chamberlain la .reported do
ing nicely since his recent lllness.-
M.rs. W. L. Sommer and daughter
Marie and Miss Ooldle Abbott were
In Ashland recently, transacting busi
ness..'
Mrs. P. E. W. Smith called ,09 Mrs.'
Ella Abbott .Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. L. Sriner, accompanied by
Mrs. C. E, Oreen, shopped in Medford
Thursday.
Among. dinner guests at the, home
of Mrs. Wm. Kerby Sunday were Mr.
anal Mrs.' ArtViur Stennett, Mr. and
Mrs. a. u. sommers and family, Mr,
Wm.. Harrison, and sons, Robert and
oienn. , ' ,
Olenn Abbott called at the H. L.
eornmers home recently. '
jciydo ' Stennett, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur 9tennett. who has been
maiung .an extended visit here with
.friend and relatives, will accompany
his parents to their home In Crescent
City.; . .' ..,
Mr. and Mrs. M. W, Moarnw and
family, from the Klamath Junction,
accompanied by C, A. McOrew of Ash
land, were Sunday dinner-guests of
Mr. and Mrs. O. A, Briner. .. i ,
H; L. Scmmer and daughter Mar
jory attended the dance In Central
Po.'Pt. Satvrday.,,.,, , .... ,
. ii. Bradley was Ip. Medford on
bualneas Monday. " '. .,. ' ,., r '
Mr. And Mrs,-J. D, Hlagle ox ren-
tral. Point ,are , spending A few days
with their son. H. P. plsgle. hcr-i-
'Mr. "and Mrs! 6harlcs Coweri called
on'Mr's.' I.' f;,'BradI3fueKlay. 5 " ?!
aars. jjynn; suonaraapn or Amity.
Ore., is spendlne, -.law days at the,
home of Her brother, H. T. Slagle. -
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TALEfIT,Oro., Aug. ,7. (Spl.) Mrs.
Ida. French and Mrs. L, I. Crawford
of Talent arid Mrs. Ray Coleronn left
by- motor for a vacation trip through
eastern 'Oregon and ) WashlnfeVb PP
.Tuesday mofnlcg. , . ... , ...
Ml', and Mrs. J'loyd - Bell vajid chil
dren pt Eagle Pf lnt' spent the day
Thursday with Mr, Bell's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Belli' . ;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris and
Mrs. May Nugent ot Fair Oaks, Calif.,
arrived In the valley by motor Tues
day and are the house guests or Mr":
and Mrs. Harry Weagant.,tMV,i,
Mr. and Mrs. DoWltte Hortoiy of
Medford uri oaretaklng at the Don
Johnson ranch during Mr. Jcinson's
absence. i i ' ': ". ' "'
The Ladles' Aid and "ho Mlssl mary
society of the Methodist church held
a Joins meeting on .Thursday at the
county home of E, F. Newbry. There
was a large attendance and the meet
ing was very much enjoyed by. all, 1
Chase Gardner, Nlel and Vern
Spiers and Howard Burnetts drove
to Kerby Sunday where Nlel Spiers
plWifd .the game for' Ctran'ta pass.
Grants Pass has signed up Spiers to
pitch for them for the rest of the
season.
On the way home tbey enjoyed a
trip through toe Oregon Caves.
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Srhart of Wood
land. , Calif., ware .dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gardner Wednes
day evening. Mrs. Erhart was former
ly Miss Mayken Gibson and will be
remembered here as a teacher of the
W.i.nd Point suhqol.,;. ! "
' Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Marsh and son
Roger of ijos Angeles arrived dn Sun
day and are the house guests of Mrs.
Marsh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Free
man Wedge.
The damage done the pool hall re
cently by tire Is being repaired by Id
Bom.) ! ,: v
Mr, aud Mrs. Lloys Hamilton and
family wbo'havo been occupying the
Slepy house have moved to Medford,
Mn. and Mrs. Joe Denis have
moved to their new, home on a ranch
recently purchased on t,ie Crater
Lake highway.
Mrs. Rycredt Bailey la vacationing
on the jOregon coast thla week. "
Chas. Bowman drove to Portland
and return thla week. ' His sister;
Mrs. Turnbaugh of Medford, accom
panied him.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skecteii
drove to Kerby Saturday to attend
the celebration and to bring home
their son Richard who has been
spending his vacation at tta home of
his grandmother In Kerby. , '
, Mr. and Mrs. Tryon took their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Allston
and Mr- and Mrs. Joe Quirk ot Port
land,' to Craler Lake during their
visit here. -' - '
Mrs. A. Wtnkleman who has been
so seriously 111 at the Sacred Heart
hospital In Medford la reported as
slowly Improving,
The Southern Pacific hat a crew ol
painters In Talent this week re-let-
.terlng all railroad signs.
twice in me last week w have
seen women riding on top ot trelgh'
trains rarrylng((nwds of rnsh., ; ,
ur. ano Mrs. Miner and dauft'ter
Marls and Ruth, ot PhoenK, spent
tha ritnlnB ( thjt J R frmfn-rt
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. Stratton entertained '
Wednesday honoring Mrs. Allen of
Memphis. Ttnrr. who.- h Mrs. Wm.
OJenn's house tueat.' ' "
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3UTTE FALLS
BUTTE FALLS, Ore,. Aug. 7. (dpi.)
Mrs. Oscar' iilutbotham and sou
Dean and Mrs. Chas. Patton anr son
lowell made business trip to Mid
ford Thursday.
Mr. end Mr. Ernest Alberts and
Children went, to Huckleberry moun
tain aunaay. - ney report swarms of
pickers and twrrirs selling fcr 1 par
gallon.'
Maxlne Jackson spent two wrek.t
with her great aunt. Mrs. Mvnle Pos
ter ol Wilt, MtK.tnUf.-, wm
- MEDFOBD MAIL:
Firestone EmphasizclCjratsmahsHip
lEissfr J.HS $r .'.wer.-j6--i tut., m
viU&M fcw&'t ltJl m i i., .;
'Harvey S. Firestone world famous tire nsagiiale' and outstanding
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tnausiriajisi isows worsting ub xjie
'actory at Los Angeles. ; ' ,'
There Is no American industry
where pride of craftsmanship is
greater than In, the 'Firestone fac
tories," says R. , C. Tucker, yice
president and ficubral sales manager
of tbl Western f ircstdne foctprics.
"(r. J''irestbnc has long r.ecpgriiiod
that it takes something more thah
materials,, skill ,-aiid. equipment to
build - the' best products, ' explains
pucker. ','In the vast I'lrestone or
ganization this something more is a
pulling together', spirit among all of,
the 15.000 designers, and builders of
Firestone products. Each of these
craftsmen is a Firestone stockholder
-partners with Mr. Firestone in the
business: "Each 'sliarcs'rcsponsibility
and reward .vritb ie aciye J;ie?,d -of
the- Jjusincss. - Tp sjii.se. .men sales
,ind bruits mean' fjf more tliah ma
terial Hftijp ElTictcitcy, And progress
Are. the natural resuiu. . ", ,,
there she took, yoeal eson. Maxlne
Is .vlslVng btr a.uflt. Mrs. , fftarlle
White, in Prospect this week.
11TWIlenne Jackson Is expecting Eu
genia Derrick of Medford to visit her
. air.- ana ssrs. .90 uximap arui
son.llnd moved to Keno Sunday,
where Bob Is employed, by the WoyprT
nasusor uo. -.- ; 'j. 1
..' Mrs. C'aV Conley has been very, ill
and is yitlU quite Weak but lmprpv
liuj. , She has been In the. hospltat
for several weeks.-. : i . ..'i
Hustlers club met Thursday with
Mrs, ..Homer' Craft at the fish hatcf-i
,ftry, ,' All members are now' busy
wording on quilts and .articles ,Jor
the bamar to be given this fall.
Woodman ledge will give a dance
Saturday nigh. August 22, at ,trj,o
Woodman JialliT All Butte falls and
their friends aro Invited.. .
' Karl'' Her'endcen la -building a serv-
toe-station at Lorraine.. He also runs
a toarber shop .there.- : . .
Mrs. Augusta Tlmmons of .Chicago
spent a wo)c with Mr, plokard or
do)d Hll. and returned' to visit Mrs,
Al Hllitreth of Butte Palls. . '
-Mr. and Mrs. At Hlldrctrt, Mr. and
Mrs. Bolts of Medford and Mrs. Au
gusta Tlmmops picnicked at the Butte
Falls f ish '-hatchery Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Rocooe Larson and
son were In Medford Thursday. , ,,
N..vp. Stoddard w.as In Medford
Thursday.- ,
s. A. Hlldrcth, school clerk, .was
In Medford Thursday, looking alter
business for the school district. 3
'- Roscoe Larson's mother Is vlsltlrut
h,er. sb,n' and family.
,' Brisbane's Today'1
(Continued from Page One) .
as-' our grandfathers were sur
prised when told that' a bath tub
waa itrsi 10 pc inaiauea , in. tne
White House.
A groat majority of the grand
fathers denounced the effeminate
extravagance, saying that the pres
ident, like his predecessors should .be
content to walk down to the Poto
mac, Just back of the White House,
If he thought, a bath necessary. (
In Vera.Crus a volcanic , eruption
by Mount '.Thumpa has tn,en and Wo
men burled .under tons ot dirt. '
The mountain, never before ;vio
lent within memory ot man, acted
.badly. w.Ub. ,md(!rground rumblings.
nd the, opening ot a wide fissure
In the mountain side, groat streams
ot mud and wator poured in nearby
houses., , ,
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. .That, might be considered a mir
acle, rebuking Interference with the
church toy the Vera Crua govern
ment, and la doubtless so Interpret
ed by many. Although the volcano
did not hurt the governor respon
sible for -driving out the clergy, h
may have frightened him. It" la
batd on one ten burled alive. J',
The Republlo Steel corporation's
salaried employees, at Youngstown,
phlo, .started work yesterday, under
a wag reduction of alxteen and twp
thlrda per cent. They will work
only five days' a week, at the old
rate, per day. ' Other workers are
not affected. Such cuts remind th
man with the' white collar that
there I virtue In unions, when hard
times come. But even unions may
have to choose tjetween wage reduc
tion and a abut down.
President Oreen of the American
Federation ot Labor predicts disor
der It the depression lasts, and wants
government and Industry to prevent
It. It la dangerous to predict un
order lor predictions sometimes pro
mote rfaii,ion.
Mr. Green's Idea, however, may be
to give capital a "little scare," to
promote action. . .
- Nothing Is as tun id a "big money."
TRIBUm MEDFORD,
.sire mois in sne mmfnuui s-esKpee
; ...'. ,
The oersonal. direct interest of
.every employee in' making ' the best
, tires it is possible to build undoubt
edly has- been, a .big' factor in the
riemarkablc list of records 'held by
Firestone jio one gets any bigger
durlU out of tjie? rhdianapolis' races,
for' Instance,'' than' Firestone1 em
ployees, because the ,(9 they build
have wrricd all , the winners to vic
tory ,fpr twelve cpnsecutive years.
The same' in the Breat transconti-
nenlaj runs and other supreme tests '
of tire strength and stamina.' ' '
.1 he Jact that every tire fir.cstone
b.uihls bears the iiame Fires'ohe' and
must pleasure squarely up to ' the
Firestone quality sfandafds "Is nn
other iniportarit reason 'for" the pride
of craftsmanship and the indomitable
spirit found in the Firestone factor
ies," ' ' ' ' '' ': '
It is more timid than a pink-eyed
whlte rabbit aced by a roaring lion?
"Big . money" says "think of - us
lending out millions at half .or one
pep cent a: year lntorest'. Why waste
your sympathy on .the man .without
a Job?"!;. j.;' .... . .f'i'fKii..,
' James Goodwin Hall, jiead of ih'e
antl-prohlbltlon "crusaders" files for
amusement, cqntlrnteo to tweak rec
ords, and has Just maris ,the round
trip from New York to Chicago and
back in 0 hours and 66 minutes,
beating the time of ihe crack -tiler
Hawks, from Chicago to few . jjoiK
by two minutes. Hawks , will rem
edy 'that, probably. ' '.'-:'. ''
Railroad mm ' of Intelligence,
knowing thaif t.h,e JOying machnewnj
soon bo safer than tuie train,! and
contemplating a five: houri-trip Ito
Chicago, will' do some. Jiard thlhk
Ing. .Other hard ; thinking .will be
done by sincere prolxlbltipttlsts,
amazed that 'a man should tl so
fast and not on Ice water. ,',.' , ,
Airplanes, driven- by Dler-elJ fin
glues, will take passengers froin Bril-
cago .to New York tor live dollars,
In five hours, and from New, .Yjork
to 'Seattle for ten dollars In fifteen
hours and less. Write .that, on your
tablets. '. , .
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I LUMBEI
WILL BATTLE RATE
. LONOVIEW, Wash., Aug. 7. (AP)
Three wost coast lumber groups
will combine forces at an interstate
commerce ' hearing at Portland Au
gust 12. to protest, the requested
railroad freight rate Increases, said
Colonel W.- Bt Greeley, secretary
manager of t&e ,Wc.4 Coast Lumber
man's association, at a meeting of
trustees of that body here yesterday.
The Wcstorn Pine association and
the Redwood Lumber association
are tho other two groups. Colonel
Oreeley will be principal witness
tor tho combined groups on tho
adverse effect of rate Increases on
the lumber Industry, It was said.
Dance &.U. night In the new open
air pavilion at Prospect. Muslo -by
Stradcr's band.
Phone M3. We'll haul away yobi
refme city Sanitary Service. ' ,
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''''''
You Can Afford
OIL HEAT Now!
secure the lifetime rrmtort and true econniny ot a Century
Oil Itnrner at new low-price now In effect. '
Simple In construction automatic In operation nnromlt
tl nall.v gunrantred.
lo a,way with druiUerv anil: uncertain drat forever. AMt for
the new deal, today. ' : -' 1 ' j "
The ELECTRIC WIRING COMPANY
'V? n . its W. Main- Uti'MrdfoM.' f(n fj f t'sV' '
' '. jPROVOST llHOTMKKS. 9S . Main St,. Ashland ' " ' ,
t. T. KI.CII. limits P
AS TH5. NAME IMPLIES
aftECiOX; FRTDAY. AtTflUST 7, 1931.
ROGUE BARTLETTS
W IN PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Aug. 7. (AP) The
first carload of Rogue River Bart-
lett pears was due here today, nom
inally quoted to retailers at 82.25
for extra fancy and $2 for fancy
grade. Yakima extra fancy grade Is
ea and el.76 for fancy..
The Journal said today the move
ment of Bartletts Is getting into
full swing in both major shipping
sections.
At Medford and Yakima," 1 the
paper said, "the movement la show
ing normal dally Increase Jn volume.
Of particular interest In this year's
movement Is the circumstance that
the crop is so huge and generally
so good that much greater care than
normal will be , exercised In sending
out only the cream .of the .' crop.", .
Great activity in the Yakima re
gion was attributed In part to the
extremely low price quoted, 20 lor
No. .1. and iio.a ton , lor no. z
grade. "These are In Jact the low
est prices named along the Pacific
-coast," the paper said, -"and there
fore, may account for, the extremely
heavy purchases." . ; . V
Home canning operations In Bart
letts are expected to show a .very
Yaltlma is preparing j.to aid '. this
(movement -by Uberal advertising, and
It Is said Rogue river Interests may
follow, autt. ; ; .; ,v .. A iy.t,
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LIVERPOOL, Eng.. Aug-..r-tAP)
Wheat touched ' the lowest, price In
thirty-seven years here today when
October futures opened ' at three
Shilling 8 pence per .hundredweight
(about .63 cents a -bushel).--
The result . Is that thousands ot
English farmers find themselves In a
bad position .Just . when the crop la
being harvested. , Dumping-of foreign
wheat' Into. -an already .over-supplied
market Is blamed for' the drop..'.:
t .
- ' Uvwtock.
v: PORTLAND. Aug. 7. (AP)--Cattle,
35; calves. 20; very quiet. .
, Hogs 6.38;'' about 'Steady, 'y ; . '". 'V-
Sheep, 700, Including 49 direct;
steady..- ' !. '" ' ' :'v- '.:
; Portland Produce
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PORTLAND.' Aug. 7. (AP MO
tintr: ' Nominal buying price, 1031
clip. Long hair, 10c; kid, 16b lb.
. Onions: Selling price to retailers:
Walla Walla globes, H.20 135. '
Butter, eggs, milk, 'country meats,
butterfat, live poultry, potatoes,
wool,- hay, quotations' unchanged.
Portland Wheat
' PQRTJ4AND, Ore.. Aug. 7. (AP)
Wheat:, ' ";. ' '"'.''
Open High Low Close
8opt. (old):.... .45y4'.4B .46 .45
Sept.' (hew).... v48 .47 .46 .47
JDoo. . 49 V4 .60 .4914 ?o '
, wasn grainy . s
Big Bend bluostem .'. .64
Soft while" .:......'... .45V4
Western whlto ., .. .46U.
Northern spring .........., .42
Western red .42 V4
OaU: No, 2 white .417.00
.Today's car receipts: Wheat 101;
flour 9; oats 2; hay 3 - -. 1
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SHU iTaiirlHro HpttrfHt-,- l '
8AM FRANCISCO. Aug. 7i-AP)-j-Buttertat
f.o.b. San Pranctsco' 30c.r
4 1- , .
Wall Street Report
NEW yORK,: .Alig. 7. (APl-c-curlty
markets, stiffened toward the
oloso of today's. tradlng.,i(ftr a. ang
gy tendency In the rail' Issues' and
imparted-! '.a. somewhat Micvptn
during most ot the day. ' '"
A vigorous advance In the wheat
marKet was an encouraging develop
airftt.lbut" tho stock market -remained
eatremety sluggish, and the. tttm-
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tUILT.
FOR A LlFtTIMK
over was. only about three-quarters
of a million shares.
Today's clcalng price for 17 select
ed stocks follow:
American. Can .
Curtis Wright
3
167 '.i
841,
37
27
20
22
1714
74
57,
37 !,
.
26
American T. T
Anaconda
General Motors
Int. T. & T.
Montgo.mery Ward ...
Paramount Pub.
Radio . rv
Southern Pac
S. O. of Ca.
S. O. of N. J." .
Trans- Am. ,
United Aircraft .
U. 8. Steel
Corp't Trust 8hs
:8-y. Fx 0. Trust.; ..-'
.an
' ' I Rspirlnl b Jstbas County btrsct Co.
fiilk strut sn Csntrsl Awins.)
Marrlatje Licenses
Gilbert L. Holdsclaw and Alma E.
Stafford.
Robert E. Clancy and Camllle C.
Clemenson. .
' Circuit Court
- H. J. Hagen vs. J. T. Brewer as
Oregon California Trucking Co! et al.
For money. j
:' flxal Estate Tra;isfers.
' J. W- Cook, et ux. to George For
est .Cook. W- D. to 2.654 acres In
NE'4 sec.: 19. twp 37 S R. 1 W-.
io. -:'.'- '--' ' "'
-jaazei Bromley to Horace L. Brom
ley, . C. b. to lots 7 and 8, Bryant
Add. to Medford. Lot 4 Oaklawn
Add. tp Mfcdford,,!.
. Rachel Mead, et ytr to Adam Emlg,
W. P. to lot '4, blk. 1. Crescent sub
division to Medford.'tlO.
Ezra J., Bonner, et ux.. to A.
Robinson.' et ux, W. D. to of
ap'A: fY of swu; se"4 ol nw
sec. 20,'twp.'34 I E., 10.
Charles Oswald to ouarun
Schmidt. W. P- to NW!4 of SJE4; NE
qf SW'A sec. 6, twp. 37 B, B.
1 E. 1. -.''"'. "' . "..
. F. - A. Olldden. et ux, to J. B.
Starkey, et ux, W. P., to lot a,
Mace subdivision. 10.
Noel Ersktne, - t ux to Hamilton
Watklns, et ux, W. P. to tract in
Mlngiis sub-division to Medford, $10.
...United States to Martin R. Bcottl,
patent to I lots i and 2, see. 20, twp.
40 S., R. 2 E.
Sheriff to. Frank P. Dutton,. tax
' iiri'y. nf Mull.' fun. 4. twD.
39 S.. R. 1 W.. 60.
Sheriff .to Jack Hlckson, tax ocea
to lot 3 and 4, blk. 3, Central Add.
to Eagle Point, $10. '
Sheriff to Porothy Ounn, tax deed
to 8W of NWVi; NW14 of SW'A
sec. 8. twp. 37 S,'R. W- 8188.99.
.Sheriff to Joe N. Buckmaster, tax
deed.- 20 acres -la sec. Jl, ,twp. 34
8, R. 1 E.68.76. '
Sheriff to Cleona V. Jlrburn, tax
deed to 8W14 ,of SW',4, sec. 32, twp.
38 8- R., 4 W. 84,9 91.. ,' -
Sheriff to W. H. tung, tax deed
to lot , 33, blk. 9, .Central Add. to
Eagle Point, 822.60..
L.Clty'of Medtord to A. J. Johnston,
et MX, Q. C. p. to lot" 111 blk,. 3,
prultdale Add. to Medford. 1. '
R. H. Toft, et ux. to P. M. Cleve
land. W. D. to lots 11 and 13, blk.
17.' Butte Falls, 810., . .
. Ralph F. Dean to Olive Dean.
W. P. to NEV4 of SE seo. 6, ,twp.
37 8.. R. W. 810.
United States to Ralph Farnhom
DeBn, patent to lot 8 and 8W V, ol
SWK sec. 6, two. 37 '8.. R. 2 W.
Sheriff to Hal E. Wright, tax
deed to SUj of 814 sec. 28, twp.
33 S., R. 1 W., 8247.44. t
Joseph Mayfield. et ux, to W. G.
Mayfleld. W. D. to NW14 of SEH:
8WH of NEV4, 8E of NW sec.
31, twp, 34. 1 W., 8W14 of SWV,
sec." 30, NW14 -'of 'UW14 sec;"3i;
SEi of SEVi sec. 26. twp. 34 S.,
R. 2 W.. 810.
Madeline M. Gerdes $0 Thq. F.
Keisoe. et yx. W. P. .to lot 10,
Gerdes Terrace, 810. x- !''
Leota B. Thompson to C. E.-Aoplc-gate.
W. D. to 10 acres In DLC 84,
twp. 37 a..JR. a.W. 810..
Homer A., Banister, et ux. to Myrtle
M. Banister. ,W.! D. to tract In PLC
72. twp. 37 .8... ;R. 1 , 10.'
'. May Hedges, et vlr to J. G. 8kld
more. .W. -D- to N14. ot.J)W4J; 8E4
of NW'i; NE ,Qf SWU. seq, 32 twp.
87's.;.p;':a e'h'810. ' '' -:
"-Beryl E. Eaton to WlUard S. Eaton,
et : ux. W. 'D. to I acres In PLC
69. twp. 38 R. 1 Vr.: 810.
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