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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1931.
ITS
DROP IN BUTTER;
' PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 8 AP)
Sutter and eggs have bun tadjr
here this week, The movement or
egg out ot the coolers hu been
meeting resistance, end poultrymen
generally agree that lor the time
being at least no auetalned advance
la likely.
Local egg Interest are looking
to the mld-wett and east (or an In
dication of what may be expected
to develop here.
Butter barely la holding Its own,
According to reports, there la shad
lng of established prices In some
grades. There was not enough oi
It, however, to Influence the trade
to make any price ehenges on the
exchange session late Wednesday,
, Tomato prices failed to stand UP
under tnoreased offerings in inurs
day's wholesale trade and prices
dropped to 3940 cents a box. Less
desirable stuff was under 35 cents,
but not enough of this showed to
Justify a lower quotation for sound
stock.
Reduction of ty cent was forced
In the wholesale market for aweet
potatoes here Thursday. They are
now quoted at . !4H cents i
pound.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept, (AP)
Cattle 189. calves as; steady,
HOOS 800, steady, Light light,
140 to 180 lbs,, good and choice,
9l).75. Light weight, 160 to 180
lbs., good and choice, f O.eoe0.70:
180 to 200 lbs., good and choice, S.60
a 8.75. Medium weight, 900 to 330
lbs,, good and choice, 8a5.75i 320
to 250 lbs, good and choice, 14.50
(tl.lt. Heavy weight, 950 to 990 lbs,
good and clolce, M.ajif6; 200 to 890
lbs, good and choice, $494,79, Pack
ing aows, 979 to 000 lbs, medium
and good, as4. Feeder and stocker
pigs, 70 to ISO lbs, good and choice,
5 5.79.
Sheep and lambs 1200, steady.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. (.(API
Butter, butterfat, eggs, milk, eountry
meats, live poultry, onions, potatoes,
wool and bay quotations unchanged.
Portland Wheat '
PORTLAND, Sept, S.--(AP)-Whoat.
Open High Low Close
Sept. (old) .44) .4414 -44!4 ,44)4
Sept. (new) - M, ASA .44 .47
pec. . .4914 .47 .48J, .47
Cash wheat:
Blng Bend blueatem .88
Soft whit ..,. .44
Western whit .44
Hard winter .42
Northern Spring . .42
Western red , .42
Oats:
No. 9 whit ', , en an
i Today' ear receipts: Wheat
barley 3; flour 7; oat a; hay 8.
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334;
Wall Street Report
Stork Sale Averagpa
Open High Low Close
Indl'a Rr's trt's Total
50 30 30
00
Today 1M.T
Prev. day.10M
Week ago ...100.8
Month ago 1084
81.0 157.8 108.0
82 J. 181.0 108.8
84.8 183.8 110.0
70.4 183.1 110.8
Year ago 189. 120.4 310.7 188.1
NEW YORK, Sept. 8. (AP) The
sharpest selling flurry In weeks sent
several prominent stocks to new low
levela for the bear market today, In
cluding U. 8. Steel and leading rail
roads. Tha severe decline In Berlin on
resumption of trading In the Bourse;
a wide-open break in J. X. Case, on
auspenslon of common dividends, to
gether with oontlnued lack ot Im
pressive . evidence of a aeaaonal re
covery In business, oomblned to send
the market In a pronounced alump.
The day'a turnover waa only about
9.000.000 shares, but It was th larg
est slnos mid-July. Losses of one
to more than three points were num
erous, and them were several wider
declines.
Today's cloalng prices for 17 sel
ected stocks follow:
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a lot in knowing bow.
We believe that the
two generations of ex
perience in the baking
busineaf ii largely the
reason why Fluhrer'a
Milk Breads are the fin
est the market affords.
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Montgomery Ward
Paramount Pub.
Southern Pao.
Radio
8. O. of Cal.
S. O. of N.
Trans Am. ,
United Aircraft
U. B. Steel .
Corp't Trust Shs.
8-yr. rxd. Trust ,
UPPER VALLEY CLUB
L MEET SEPT. 9
BELL VIEW, Ore., Sept. 8. (Spl.V
First regular meeting of the Upper
vsuey community club will be held
In the club rooms, September 9, at
3 p. at. This Is the first meeting
sine th regular summer vscation.
Many plans for the club year will be
discusssd and various committees ap
pointed,
Officer for the year are as follows
President, Mrs, L, H. Pankey; first
vice-president, Mrs. Arthur Tuppor;
second vice-president, Mrs. Sumner
Williamson; third vice-president, Mrs
Willis Byrd; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Mark True,
Those acting as hostesses for the
afternoon are Mrs. Wads Wsllls, Mrs.
Hilda Welch, Mrs. Mary fitenrud and
Mrs. Norma Waltermelr.
No special program la being pre
pared for the meeting. Mrs. Edwin
Dunn will have charge of the pro
gram ror the October meeting.
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LAKE 0' WOODS ROAD
supervisor H, B. Rankin' of the
Crater National forest has been
spending the past few days Inspect'
ing conditions at Lake o' the Woods,
Pelican Bay, Rocky Point and other
points lying within the forest area.
He has been paying special at
tentlon to aupervlstng ths work of
grading and. otherwise Improving" the
condition of the road on ths other
side ot the mountain connecting
Klamath Falls with the Lake o' the
Woods resort. This road has beon
very rough and full of ruts all sum.
mer, but the prevalence of forest
fires has kept the forest's road crew
so busy that the work of Improve'
ment could not be undertaken until
now.
1
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pag On)
powerful, agre on a settlement of the
Catholic Action" difficulty.
Fifteen thousand church clubs will
now reopen, forbidden, however, to
engage In political activities or even
'to have classes for sports. All that
Is reserved for Mussolini's young peo
ple.
However, each side feels It has won,
whloh Indicates that th aettlement
I probably fair.
H
An able Du Pont company has de
veloped a "synthetlo dross goods fibre
Ilk silk."
Tha process sounds Ilk "Alice In
Wonderland," Including castor oil,
Ethylene, glycol, carbon, hydrogen, ox
ygen. Synthetlo silk Is said to me "at
least as good as real silk." and silk
worms, dropped Into hot water to
make their cocoon unwind, will be
glad to hear that. When wilt tha Du
Pont announce "synthstlo rubber" at
120 a ton?
Th progressive Pullman company,
on It "Sportsmen' train" of the
Cheeapeaka and Oh 16 railroad. Installs
foot rests for travelera. Thoy ride
comfortably, with feet raised, legs
etretohed out, leaning back, accord
ing to ths American habit. A good
Idea. Our great American trouble
la heart disease, and the Pullman
foot rest will help that. - When your
feet an up and you lean back, the
blood flows horltontally, Instead ot
perpendicularly, and the strain on
your hoart la lesa.
Do your thinking and working lying
down. If you can, especially In old
ag.
. ,
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Pur
du of Fhoenli. a daughter, weigh
ln 1 poundi, this morning. Th
little girl hat been named Ellen
Irene.
. .
IMntor Injured
SALEM, Ore., Sept. 3. (AP) ReT. S
Dnrlow Johnson, pastor of the Leslie
Methodist church here, was brought
to the Balom hospital early today
suffering serious hip injuries aa a
mult of an automobile accident on
the Salmon River highway near the
coast last night,
No hunting, no trewpnMng signs, on
cardboard or cloth at Job department
of Mall Tribune, 38-30 North Grape,
1929 Chevrolet Coach.
0. K. Used Car
American Can .....
American T. T.
Anaconda ............
Curtis Wright
Oeneral Motors
STAR DUST LURES
L
OF POLAR DEPTHS
(Continued from Page On)
the globe. The earth already has
been weighed from the equator,
where the radius Is longest, and a
comparison of the two weights will
disclose important phenomena about,
among other things, the mineral con
stitution of the earth.
"By use of the sonic depth finder,
Sir H ibert can make an almost un
broken contour map of the bottom
of the Arctic sea. Only a- submarine
can do this, and it hae never been
done In the Arctic.
"lr Hubert also can observe water
life In the Arctic sea as no 'other
explorer could by actually being un
der the surface where the life exists.
He also can make Important weather
observations, Investigate water tern
peratures and otherwise fill In the
Innumerable gaps that exist In our
Arotlo Information.
"Probably three years will be need
ed for the completion of the work
of tftie expedition. It Is of Immense
scientific importance."
IE! LOCALS FRIDAY
Swimming teams of the Klamath
Falls Athletic club and Med ford will
meet tomorrow night at eight o'clock
at the Natatorlum. The visitors de
feated the local team two weeks
ago by a closo score, and Mcdford
won the water polo game.
The Medford mermen are Roan
Green, Virgil Swanaon, Lloyd Ham
mock, Richard Sleeter, Harry Rob
inson, George Hoover, James Jones,
Peter Rhine and James Nelson.
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Communications
An Inquiry Answered
To the Editor:
Southern Oregon's greatest monop
oly Is beginning to clamp down on
It consumers, Today I found that
In order to snjoy some ot the con
venlences offered by the service of
the California Oregon Power com
pany, I must "enjoy" all of them or
tribute of one thirty-five per
month will be extracted. Tim was
when power firms dealt In servloe
and were glad to b of service to us
(the consumers) for our business.
Mow I find that In order to have
an automatlo Kotpolnt heater In my
noma I must pay a flat rata of M.00
per month, where If I had an electrlo
range I could get power for both the
range and Hotpolnt for $3,03, Un
fortunately I do not own an elec
tric range, so I am either to be de
prived of the convenience of an elec
trlo water heater or pay the "tri
bute."
I would like to be enlightened on
th justlc of -he thing. I am a
regular reader ot th Tribune and
admire Its stand on many commun
ity problems.
RAYMOND HUN8AKER.
Jacksonville, Ors., Sept. 2.
Id. Not: According to Informa
tion from the looal office Mr, Hun-
alter Is In error. The flat rate for
water heater alone I (4.00 per
month, but for such a, heater and
a range th combined minimum rate
Is 6.o3 not (3.63.
Girls Fight Duel
For Tailor's Love
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 3. (AP) Two
women fought a pletol duel today as
the result of rivalry for the affec
tions of Sergio SUva, a tailor, and one
was perhaps mortally wounded.
The duel ended when Senorlta
Sofia Mendoza fell with a bullet
wound In the chest. The shots at
tracted a policeman who sent Sofia
to a hospital and took the other
duelist, Maria de Los Angeles Oarcla,
to Jail,
Pioneer Rancher
Gives to Church
PENDLETON, Ore., Sept. 3. (AP)
John Vert, 70, Umatilla county pio
neer wheat rancher, has set sslde
45,000 as a gift to the Pendleton
Presbyterian church. It waa announc
ed lost night during a birthday din
ner In his honor. The money is to
be used In building a new church.
Several yoars ago, the announce
ment continued, Vert made a gift of
a?t,000 cash to ths Presbyterian
ohurch for educational purposes.
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FIRST TRAIN NOV. 2
OVER KLAMATH LINK
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Sept. 3. (AP)
'George Neubourg, superintendent
of the Sacramento Northern railroad,
announced today the first freight
train to be run on the new Western
Pactftc-Great Northern cutoff, be
tween Klamath Fall. Ore., and Ked
die, Plumas county, will start No
vember 2, one month ahead of the
original schedule.
4
Factory blocks, dry alaua and body
wood. Summer prices. Mcdford Fuel
Co, Tel. 631.
4
Green slabs, M60 per load. Mcd
ford Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
$395
. Chevrolet Owners
When vn need service, let our CHEVRO
LET specially do the Job quickly thor
oughly, cheaply.
Pierce Allen Motor Co.
11 Month Hlverlcle Phone 150
t B CAR LOT Sth and narllrtt sts.
Phone 011
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln 8Utlon)
Thursday.
P. M
ft to 0 6o. Oregon Theater Guide;
News and Markets by Mall Tri
bune. 0 to 7- Checker Cab; Where to Go;
Phllco; Porter Lumber.
7 to 8 Happiness Train; AU Re
quest, g to 9 All Request.
Friday.
A. M
7:65 to 8 Breakfast Broadcast Of
news by Mall Tribune.
8 to 9 Treasure Box; West Side
Pharmacy.
9 to 10 Friendship Circle by Econ
omy Orocaterla: Isaac's Store;
Proctor 5e Gamble.
10 Weather forecast.
10 to 11 Rockdetl program.
11 to 12 alder's Dairy; Burel
son'o Ladles' Wear; Jacque Len
ox, P. M
12 to 1 Monarch Seed and Feed
Co; Jackson Co, Bldg. Ac Loan;
News flashes by Mall Tribune.
1 to 3 flperry Flour Home Har
mony. a to 3:30 World Bookman; Popu
lar program.
4:80 to 0 KMED presentation.
ft to 6 Western Auto Supply; So.
Oregon Theater Oulde; News and
Markets by Mall Tribune.
0 to 7 Mutual Mill; Where to Go;
Koke-Chapman; Uncle Jerry.
7 to 8 Happiness Train; Camp
Laurel; Modern Plumbing and
Sheet Metal Co.
8 to 9 All Request program.
Circuit Court.
United States vs. Angelina B. DU-
lard; tax lien.
A. L. Simmon vs, Nellie Simmons;
divorce.
L. Pennington vs. Earl X. Jibing;
chattel lien.
Alice Mllkowskla a minor; guardian
ship.
Carlton Nursery Co., Inc. vs. H. H
Corliss et al; for money.
Clara belle Elliott vs. Clara Mary
Fuson et al; for damages.
W. H. Merrlman vb, R. G. Freeman;
chattel Hen. t
Jackson County Building & Loan
Assn. vs. Earl F. Evenslzer; fore
closure mortgage.
Eagle Point Irrigation District vs.
Eva Mozelle Vawter et al; foreclosure
crop Hen.
Eagle Point Irrigation District vs.
P. K. Miller et al; foreclose crop Hen.
Probate Court.
Estate of M. J. Olson, deceased; ad
mitted to probate.
Real Estate Transfers.
Florence B. Taylor to Rex A. Fuller
et ux; w. D. NW of NWV4 of Boo.
3, Tp. 30 a. R. 4 W.,
Victor L. Bunnell et ux to Oretchen
B. McDonald et al; q. O. D. Lot 7.
Blk. 74, Medford; tA of 8(4 ot Lot
a, Blk. 9, Park Add. to Medford.
Porter J. Neff et ux to M. F. Young
et al; W. D. 20.25 acres In D. L. C. 00,
Tp. 30 8. R. 3 W. -
Etta Conlon et vlr to Oeo. R. Os-
born; W. D. Lot 5, Bmlg's Add. to
Medford.
Emma B. Robinson et vlr to Louis
F. Kuehnle; W. D. Lots 1, 2, 4 and 8
In Williams' subdivision .n Sec, 90
and 30, Tp. 37 8. R. 1 W.
George W. newlun et ux to Jackson
County; Q. O. D. trip of land 30 teet
In width off the E. side of NE(4 ot
NBi,4 of Sec. 30 and 8EK of SEVi of
Sec. 30, all in Tp. 36 8. R. 3 W.
Stella J. Merrick, et al to George
F. King, Q. O. D. to EV, of seo.
34, twp. 34 S., R. 4 W., 10.
William S. Hoagland to Estella
Hoagland, W. D. to lots 7 and 8
In blk. 8 ot Fryers' Add., to Eagle
Point, Oregon.
Joseph Crowther. et ux, to E. W.
Fuller, Q. O. D. to WV4 of SWK
the SE'.i of SW and 8Wi; ot
SEi; of sec. 35, twp. 33 S. R.
3 E., also, lots 1, 3 and 8 of sec. 30,
twp. 33 S.. R. 3 E.. H0.
E. W. Fuller, et ux, to Joseph
Crowther, et ux, K. O. D. to
ot SWVi the BEy, of SWV, and
SW'i of BE',; ot sec. 28, twp. 33 8..
R, S E.. W. M also lota 1, 3 and
3 of sec. 30, twp. 33 8., R. 8 E..
10.
Mrs. Mne Llewellyn to Angelo Ca
rlnle, et ux. W. D. to 8W of SEVi
of sec. 35, twp. 34 8., R. 4 W., 10.
evangelist'holding
tent meetings here
Evangelist W. Marlon McCart of
Portland is conducting revival meet
ings In a big tent, located at the
east end of the Main street bridge.
The meetings begin at 7:30 o'clock
each evening, and will continue for
some weeks to come.
A cordial Invitation Is extended
to all.
.Ko Shrine Stated session.
iijri- Hlllah Temple meets at
Friday evening, Sept. 4th,
In stated session.
Reports on C7th Im
perial Council session. Other Import
ant business. All Shrlners Invited.
Watermelon feed after session.
CARL Y. TKNOWALD. Potentate.
R. B. DETRICK, Recorder.
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Dance with the crowds at the
French Village Saturday nights. Gents
60c: ladles free.
WrS
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Nora Wilson, hitch-hiker from
St. Louis, Mo., taken to the Com
munity hospital yesterday evening af
ter being found unconscious at the
Greene and Shores service station on
North Riverside, is reported to be In
a semi-conscious condition today and
suffering from hemorrhages of the
brain.
She Is believed to be about 40 years
of age, but has been unable to tell
how she came to Medford or reveal
other facts regarding her identity, a
slip of paper giving her name and
statins that she sustained a fractured
skuU In an auto accident a few
months ago was found In her hand
bag. During the few moments that ber
mind was clear last evening she told
Dr. R, W. Sleeter, attending physician,
that her last remembrance was of
leaving Red Bluff, Cal, walking down
the highway.
She entered the Oreene and Shores
service station yesterday evening and
soon after fell to the ground. The em
ployees did not notice from what di
rection she entered.
She told one of the nurses at the
hospital this morning that she had
come from St. Louis for her health.
She soon after suffered another seri
ous hemorrhage of the brain and has
since been only semi-conscious.
Mrs. Wilson Is & woman of me
dium height with long dark hair
slightly streaked with gray: She is
very thin and shows signs of much
suffering. She was wearing a cheap
summer dress and no hat when she
entered the service station yesterday.
STATE OWNED PUBS
URGED IN ENGLAND
LONDON(AP) Local option or
state-owned pubs are reported to be
two recommendations which will be
made by the royal commission Inves
tigating England's liquor problem.
One section of the report will rec
ommend that pubs and breweries
should be taken over by the state, It
Is reported, and that all brewers, bar
men and barmaids become civil serv
ants. .. TUM Bum maitriara
9vj rrv
"it i more than I can .ftu.d to
fix this blooming tire,"
Sighs Puffy as he claps his hands be-
, fore his roadside fire.
I think the simplest thing to do Is
leave our pile of. Junk
And get to where we're going by pro
ceeding on our spunk." -
R. A. Wernich of Coqutlle, receiver
of West Coast Lumber Co., awarded
contract to furnish lumber for tim
bering state highway tunnel between
Scottaburg and Drain.
LAST DAY
The Mystery Thriller
"Murder
by the
Clock"
with
WILLIAM BOYD
LII.YAN TASHMAtt
11IX1IN TOOMEY
TOMORROW
BOB STEELE
"Near the Trail's
End""
Matinee
..15c
Nights 25o
Children 100 Anytime
FOUNDED
1909
JACKSON COUNTY
95 4sm U
2 Million Doomed
in Kiangsu Region
Say Missionaries
SHANGHAI, Sept. 2. ( AP ) Esti
mates that at least 100.000 persons
had perished in the flood waters
of northern Kiangsu province and
that probably 2.000.000 others were
doomed to die there of starvation
and exposure were made today by
American missionaries arriving here
from the devastated area.
The northern Kiangsu flood,
caused by the breaking of dykes
along the Grand Canal, reached its
crest last week, Just as the country
was receiving first reports of the
enormous loss of life and property
in the overflow of the Yangtse river
500 miles Inland.
GOLF CZARS FAIL TO
ALTER BALLOON BALL
BEVERLY COUNTRY CLUB. CM
cago. Sept. 3. (AP) The United States
Oolf association has taken no action
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Beautiful modern bunga
low, 7 rooms and bath, fireplace,
full basement, furnace, east side,
paved street, corner lot; $250 down,
balance easy.
Very good suburban home, 1
acre; hardwood floors, fruit, chick
en equipment, going at leas than
cost of improvements.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
125 E. 6th St. Phone 14p6.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. W. S. Henry,
west end McAndrews road.
FOR SALE Baby calves. VanDyke's
Dairy. Phone 403-R-l.
FOR SALE Tomatoes lc; pick them
yourself. Sprlngbrook Farm. Fol
low arrows from Buckshot corner
and Crater Lake highway.
WANTED Young woman wants hour
housework, phone S43-R.
FOR SALE Dining room table and 4
chairs, aio. Phone 1020.
FOR SALE Large Coles Hot Blast
heater: burns coal or wood; 10.
Tel. 777.
FOR RENT Sleeping room; working
woman or school pupils desired;
home privileges. 120 So. Ivy.
FOR REN13 3 nicely furnished rooms
and bath; I large furnished, house
keeping room. 325 So. Ivy
FOR EXCHANGE By owner, strictly
modern 7-room house in Eugene, 1
block from University campus, for
small improved acreage near Med
ford. Address Box 1731, Tribune.
FOR RENT Attractively furnished
apartment ror a. Mrs. Troworidge.
005 W. 10th.
FOR RENT Small furnished house,
strictly modern: Frlgldalre, electric
range. 221 North Holly.
WANTED Lady housekeeper, out of
town. Write Box 1783, Mail Tribune.
TEACHERS' ROOMS c6mfortable,
airy; near new schools. 610 S. New
town. Phone 1165-W.
BOARD and nicely furnished room,
adjoining bath; near new high
school. Suitable for 1 or 2 ladles.
1417-X.
STORE CLOSED LABOR DAY
FEATURES FRIDAY AND SATURDDAY
Coffee
MAX-I-MOl, DEL MONTE OR
HAXWEM. HOUSE. PACKED
IN VACUUM. POUND
Potato Chips
BLUE I1EI.L OR NALLEV'S.
FHE31I AND CRISP
10c PACKAGE
Pork and Beans
CAMPBELL'S WITH PORK
AND TOMATO SAUCE.
CAN
ninili mi ail 'ft f- '
Circulating Heaters
designed to alter the status of the
new "balloon" ball and probably wlU
not do so.
032
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A DANCING DAUGHTER!
With a most modem mother.
In a story of indescretion
and its bitter tomorrows . .
that could only be told today!
" t Joan
LRAWFORD
ThisModemAc)
PAULINE
25o till 2
35o after 2
SOo Night
J
iJsaMSsja
Coming
SUNDAY
DIRIGIBLE
34
Bacon Squares
GOOD QUALITY FOR SEAS
ONING. POUND
Mayonnaise
BEST FOODS. THE FINE
QUALITY MAYONNAISE.
QUART JAR
Peanut Butter
HOODY'S FANCY QUALITY IS
BILK. POUND
7c
1113 NORTH CENTRAL
280 Lb. Heaters
$10 Down
$10 a Month
See Them In Our Windows
Lakevlew Twenty-one car loads of
lambs, cattle 'and horses shipped re
cently from here.
SHOT YEAR
FREDERICK
NEIL HAMILTON
MONROE OWSLEY
NOW
PLAYING
Jack Holt
Ralph Graves
14c
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