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FORTLAND FINDS
PEACH SHORTAGE;
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PEARS GO SLOW
fdRTLAND, Aug. l.--(At).' There
ires an acute shortage of peaches on
the eaat aide armer'a mnrket .today.
Only two small lota were displayed
Kt, growers aaked leaa than the
oaual market (or these while they
could have obtained a amall premium
at' least. Sales mostly 60-65C.
jtppers, ,were slow and In liberal
offering; mostly 40c box. .
r- Real Hubbard squash was Offer
tylf nominally 2'io lb. Danish at 50
OMh box or hoc lug. a trine slow.
' Com was easy at 60-eOo sack.
htckberrles were a -trine dull at
mostly doc crate,
tomatoes Bold at. a siiread of 40'
60c pox,, gonerallyi a fow well packed
stock. higher. . .. ." v' ,; . ..
i-Lettuce, sold well 1.28-1.60 crate
for best local. . ', -,
. Bartlett pears moved slowly, $1.50
tot pacaea ana si lor jumoies.
Livrslurk .
PORTWND, Aug.- 13. (AP) OATf
; HOO8:;300: sttwJy. ; .,
j SHEEP: 1000; steady. , ' ' ;
Portland Wheat
'PORTIjAND, Pre... Aug.. 13. ( API.
Wheat; '
Open High Low Close
Bept. (old) .46 .40 .40' .40V4
Sepjl. (new).... .47 .47 .47 47
Dec .80 ft.. 60 ft M 0
eCsjih wheat:
Big Bend bluestem
Soft Wilt. ..,.
Western white ......
Hard winter
Northern spring ....
western red
50
.. .40
- . .40
.43
- .43
......... .43
Oats: No. white 617.00
: Today's car receipts: ..Wheat 04;
flour 9; corn 1; oats 1; hay a. .
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. AUg. 13. (AP) But-
tttt iegga, milk, country meats, mo
basse butterfat. live poultry, onions,
jMtatoes, vDoit hay, quotations un
changed.. ; ...
- Han 'rnittliun lllliiprfnt
CAN FRANCISCO, Aug.. 13.. ( AP)
Dei iffttrAi x. o. o, oiui rruuvisuu,
LWall Street Report
, ft took Hale Avnie. .
(Copyright, 1831, Standard Statistics
.' ,, CO.) ''"" '
1 . ' BO 30 S 30 BO
Ind'ls RR's Ufa Total
Tbtiy" ...... 107.0 "06.8 jda.7,'' in.3
Prev. day .. 1O5.0 06.3 161.9 109 6
Week ago .. 103.6 67.5 167.8 107.6
Montg ago.. 108.3 - 75.0 164.0 113.0
rear ago .. 167.0 117.8 308.1 160.0
I NSW YORK, Aug. 13. (AP) The
stock market scored moderate re
covery today, finishing with goneral
advances of about a point.
; Firming of the oil shares on the
signing of conservation bill In
Texas expected to cut the flood or
oil "from the great east Texas pool
by about 30 per cent, started an ad
vance, which spread through most
of the list, affecting the merchandis
ing food and miscellaneous Issues
notably. Ralls also recovered In
spots, '.on ordering of the -regular
dividend by Union Pacific.
The advance faltered consider
ably during the afternoon, and final
prices were generally somewhat under
the day's best. The closing tone was
firm, however, and sales were around
a million and a half shares.
Today's closing prices for 17 se
lected stocks follow: ...
American Can ..',.,;.. 04
American T.
Curtis Wright v..,.
Anaconda .......
General Motors
Int. T. T. .........:.......,....
Montgomery Ward x,...
Paramount Pub.
Radio j ;
Southern" Pac.
S. O. of Cal..
S. O.'of N. J. Z.
Trans Am
United Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
Corp't Trust Shs
Hrjrr. Fxd, Trust,
........ 173
3
- 24
38
28',
33
3314
.. n.20
., 88
....... 38
1 .
32
89 '4
4
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BUTTER ANDEGGS
10 PREVENT
Serious Condition Brings
Action by Governor Meier
On 245,0C0 Acres
Lands Mostly Remote
PORTLAND. AilR. 13. (AP)-Therc
was no change in 'the butter, price
the lato session of the exchanqo.
Butterfat values continue -extremely
high at all northwest points con
sidering the price of butter, ' '
There was little, :t anv,. ''material
chango In the egg market sltiintlon
for the day. Prices named by the lo
cal co-ops were unchanged and prl
vato interests reported likewise
Sale of live chickens generally coh-.
. tlnue at the recent high price ac
cording to leaders 'oft the trade. De
mand Is good In all lines but there
is no acute shortage of offerings.
There continues a demand for
dressed hen turkeys In tho local trade
with prices well held. Reports Indi
cate the early entrance of now crop
broiler turkeys.
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New Star Has Lead
In Craterian Film
.Climaxing ' a succession . of . fea
tured roles In which his' popularity
has soared to astonishing heights.
Clark Oable takos his place among
the stars In "Sporting Blood," com
ing to Fox Craterian Friday and Sat
urday.. . .- ,. . . ' ;
Oable eritorcd pictures" shortly
after his" stage appearance in San
Francisco as "Killer" Mean In "The
Last Mile." ' . Y
Oable was the Salvationist In Joan
Crawford's "Laughing Sinners"; a
gangster In "Dance, Fools, Dance,"
a rcportor with a sense of humor
In "The Secret Six"; the fascinating
gambler In "A Free Soul," and a
chauffeur scheming his employer's
downfall In "Night, Nurse." "
"Sporting Blood," ' while It ' deals
with a gambler, a feminine follower
of the traaks, and a broken-down
thoroughbred, Is not strictly classi
fiable aa . raeetnick picture. It hns
a human story, dealing with the re
generation of a man and' a girl
through their love for a gallant
thoroughbred, . 1 .. '. . .
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ZULU MONUMENTS TO
HONOR ROYAL QUARTET
VRYHEID, Natal (AP) Ciaka,
tewayo, Diniauiu and Mpande, n- o -
Zulu kings whom Sir nldor Haggard j JOB. DTOWTl OCOTing
ImmcrtnllKcd In his African romances
are tdbe commemorated by four
monuments at various centers in the
Zulu nation. ...
This Is the first time that the
Zulus have erected any memorials
after the modern fashion. "
SALEM, Aug. 13. (AP) Proclama
tions closing 243.000 acres In eastern
Coos and weBtern Douglas county to
all forms of entry and 114,000 acres
to all entry except by pormlt, were
Issued by Governor Julius L. Meier
today. The serious fire conditions in
tho areas closed caused the action
of the governor, upon recommenda
tion of Lynn F. Cronemlller, utate
forester.
Sixty thousand acres closed to all
forms of entry Is In the Eden Ridge
country south of Camas valley and
the ' remainder Is in the Tioga and
Bottom creek count: y. The ' areas
closed to entry except by permit In
cludos 6,000 acres on the headwaters
of the west fork of Crow creek, 17,
600 acres east of Powers on the south
fork of the Coquille river. 12.000
acres south of Roseburg-Mnrshfleld
highway between -the mouth of Sla
ter creek ond three miles below Re.
mote, and about 80.000 acres north of
the Rosoburg-MaTshfield highway be
tween Bradford station and below
Remote,
i First State Cloving -
These are the first areas that have
been closed by tho governor's procla
mation within state units, Crone
mlller announced. All other procla
mations have covered national forest
lands or private landa within the na
tldnol forest protective units. The
total area closed to all. forms of entry
ub to tho present time Is approxima
tely 360,000 acres. He said the total
acreaxe closed Is very smalt when
compared with the entire 26 million
acres of forest land In the state, or
less than two per cent.
"Tho area for which' the absolute
closure la asked consists of some of
the1 most Inaccessible portions of
western Douglas and eastern Coos
counties," Cronemlller said. "There
are no residents within any of this
area."
Pageant Tonight At
Plunges In Ashland
denly to act as If there were not
such a thing as worry In the world.
Funny play and funny players added
to a good story, worked like laugh
ing gas.
Joe E. outdoes even himself In
the unique character of a timid
follower of the eternal feminine,
who. by an 'odd turn of fate Is
made the caretaker of a young roust
about with money whose . father
wants blm taken so far from, the
women that he'll never think ol
them.
Showing with the feature is an
other of the Adventures In .Africa
reels, and as a special attraction the
Holly Is showing this reel on the
giant multi-life screen. A news
reel with Graham ' McNamee . anr
nouncing, and a Bobby Jones golf
reel, "The Braasle," round out the
show at the Holly.
A. one-adt pageant entitled "The
Enchanted Pool," , will be presented
(his evening at tho Twin Plunges Jn
Ashland by poople of that city. A
water carnival under the direction
of Matt Thompson has also been
nlanned for the evening, to be fol
lowed by a dance, with music by Ike
Porter's orchestra.
, The entire presentation Is free to
tho soutnorn Oregon . puonc, ana
many from this city are planning to
attend. Included In the cast of the
pageant Is Dorothy Gaddls, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gaddls of this
city. Pageant and ballet of the pro
gram Is under the direction of Mar
Jorie McNalr. '
In "Broad Minded"
, . -t t..,,
E'vrt?bo&y at the Holly lftst nigh:
whtn Jo if. Brown appeared as the
fet:vr of "Brond Minded" seemed ud-
APPOINTMENTS MADE
STEVENSVILtE, Moht.,' Aug. 13.-
(AP) Bishop Arthur 3. Moore, tit Sttri
Francisco, today announced minister
ial appointments for the northwest
conference of the Methodist -Episcopal
church, South.
The appointments Included:
Portland district: Prev.dihg Elder
R. V. Waldrnvon, Richmond; Calif., to
Corvallls, Ore. W. E. Tipton, San
Francisco to Corvallls, Ore.. P. D.
Hartman,.8pokana to Coquille, Ore.
J. J. A. Hall, Myrtle Creek, , Ore., to
Franklin. Ore.. C. F. McConnell,
Walla Walla, Wash., to Myrtle Creek.
Ore. C. E. Smith, Corvallls, Ore., to
Roseburg. Ore. Frank Hopkins, La
Orandet Ore., to Oklahoma confer
ence, residing Elder J. B. Neec7im,
Ccrvallls, to Richmond, Calif.
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AID PROPELLER STUDY
NEW YORK (AP) Whero the pub
lic ."las Its "movies," the engineer has
his "stopples." - .
Members of the Society of Auto
motive Engineers are looking at
"stopples" : to study' such rapidly
moving mechanisms as airplane pro
pellers or engine valves.
"Stopples" are made possible by
use of a "stroboscope" with a flicker
light that flnshcs a series of Images
to the eyes, the flickers being syn
chronized with tho mechanism so
that the .moving mechanism appears
stationary. . t
By making a gradual chaiige in 'tfie
synchronization between the flickers
and the position of a moving part,
slow motion of a mechanism is ob
tained. . L
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Bandits Companion
To Be Sent Home
The district attorney's office plan
ned to, take, action today to aan
homo ' Mrs. Mario McCandless, if prij
roled from a 10 years' sentence in
state prison as the companion d
Ed F. "Tough Eddie" Rice, wh
entered state prison yesterday to
serve, 16 years for the holdup of
the Be 11 view service, station near
Ashland a week ago. The Red Cross
will be asked to supply a ticket to
Seattle for the woman. She waf
paroled last Monday, but held In
the hopes that kin would '"provide
transportation back home for her.
Mrs. McCandleas was disappointed
when county authorities refused to
let her ride as far as Salem with
her paramour on the auto trip yes
terday, The pair wore allowed to
soy fnrowcll.
Shangle Now Heads
Photographers Of ;
Southern District
J-. n HaVrkuta! A Klrl . pitcher. "lfty" Langford,
Shampoos. 25. Open 7:30 . ri. play with a semi-pro baseball team j be
to o p. m. - ?
" ! in Dallas, Tex.
Two wings, costing
added to the fteM?3
rnstltute. -Houston t-J
J, Verne Shangle was named presi
dent of the Southern Oregon Pho
tographers' association to succeed B.
R. Harwocd. at the meeting of the
assciatlon held Tuesday night In
Klamath Falls. Harwood recently re
signed from the office. Henri Con
rad! of Klamath Falls was chosen
vice-president.
Letters of congratulation regarding
the Med ford photographers' success
in passage of the recent ordinance
regarding their profession, written
from various cities, were read., The
Medford group was highly commend
ed for the action taken, and credited
with aiding photographers ,of other
cities in solving their difficulties.
The Klamath Falls prize money
from last year's fair was received
and several Instructive talks on im
proved business methods were given.
: The southern Oregon, association
has been Invited to enter a display
In the Pacific coast convention to
be held in Sacramento. Each pho
tographer is submitting three large'
photographs.
Shangle is also entering an indi
vidual exhibit at the convention.
Display New Modes
In Manns Windows
New styles, in fall dresses, coats and
hats, as well as accessories have been
displayed this week In Mann's Central
avenue windows. Fabrics of silks and
rayons In the latest shades are being
shown In various mcdels.
In harmony with the color tonea,
felt hats of the derby and Eugenie
modes are attracting much attention.
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Bids on Grading Due
At Office August 17
The Medford school board will re
rnive hid on grading the Washing
ton school grounds on Peach street,
according to the grades established by
tho city engineer's office, It was an
nounced today.
Bids must be filed at tho school
superintendent's office before $ p. m
August 17, 1931. Specifications as to
grading may be had at the school
office.
Showcase plate, jmitering, beveling,
polishing, cementing. Medford Plate
mass co. - ...
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
Arid You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rarin' to Go
it you feci sour and sunk and the world
looks punk, don't swallow a lot of salta,
Ymineral water, oil. taxutivo candy or chewing
(Turn and expect tliem to make you suddenly
uwuot and buoyant and full of sunshine.
For they can't do it. They only move the
howola and a mere movement doesn't get at
the cause. The reason far your down-and-out
feeling is your Hvlt. It should pour out two
pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily.
If this bile is not flowing freely, your food
doesn't digest. It just decays In the bowels.
Ubb bloats up your stomach. You have a
thick, bad taste And your breath is foul,
akin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head
acbee and you feel duwn and out. Your whole
system Is poisoned.
It takes those mod, old CARTER'S
MTTLB UVER FllAS to get these two
Jtounds of bile flowing freely and make you
col "up and up." They contain wonderful,
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing
when it comes to making the bile How freely.
liut don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter'
tittle liver I'illa, Look fur the name Carter's
Little liver Pills on the red label. Kesi-nt a
ulwtitutv. 25e at all stores. ltKU C. M. Co.
tistiiil nut.
For Every New Member "of the
GOAL
FREE
New Models "'
New Low Prices
$2oo
DOWN 'V '
$200
A WEEK
CLUB
AH you have to do is enf oil in oiir HeatrQla Free
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Coal and Wood Club as soon a? your Heatrola
is installed we will E3i:d a ton of "coal or a cotd'
of wood to your home (one-half ton of cbal or
2 tiets of wood With smaller models).
Enroll Before Aug. 29
Do not put it off ! At our new, low prices and
.moderate terins, yoa can enjoy Heatrola com
fort in your own home. -i-i
Circulatinip: Heaters
Priced As
Low As )
Free Coal arid Wood with each One
TRADE IN YOUR OLD
STOVE OR HEATER "
$4850
219 W. Main .St,
Phone 9
3
3C
Our August Furniture Sale r. IS "NOW" ON!
Right Now The Greatest Opportunity In Years To
SAVE ON TOP QUALITY FURNITURE
Daven
rricca as low as
$47.5
Furniture of Every Description at Bargain Prices
3-Piece Bed , I
Special
llnn m" Uvty BfW ': rollril
i'nllon VrUt.l Mullmiv Any
$19.05
K
Hand Painted .
Coffee Tables
A mil miIp burg iittt.
$1.79
11 Occasional
Chairs
$9.75
Choir rf nvrn lit orralonal
rhMlr. Kcttularly prlrtU lu
Framed
Pictures
$1.29
1 pular nthjrrts In ond
frame. Value to $'.85.
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Mattress
Special
r.naraiitriil Inntr spring mat
tm, i i- iill Jo .. mti, ,rt
llrklne. KrfUlar r:s.00 alue.
Sprrhil
$18.75
I TsblMSmokcfi "mkI;:,
: small pieces reduced
f as much as . . ,
sllEDFCRD FURNITURE S HOWE. CO.
Linoleum -:
. - ..v f
Fire Inlaid Linoleum
in a wide selection
; of patterns. t
-$139
A Yard
3-piece Walnut
Bedroom
Suites
$g0OO
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