Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 13, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, 27r"T.rT7TT 13, 1931. PAGE TWO E ON FEW RECEIPTS; PORTLAND, - Oct. !.() gg market trad Is strong In practically every leading center o( the country, the Journal eava today. No change la generally ah own locally '-or the day, but practically all private In terest are now fallowing the lull price of the oo-ope. There la eome talk and even quotatlona by private Interest at higher price than being listed by the co-ope, but ao far aa known thl Is talk and nothing more. Egg receipt are barely holding their own In the home territory or along the coast generally. There remain a very good tone In the market for butter here and along the coast generally. There wae no change In the price list. Ho aeaalona of exchangee were held Monday. Despite the weakness reported ry a government newa agency, there appears continued steadiness In the market for live chlckene here, with ISo being freely offered for heavy hen end lit) 13a for light offer Inge. First hothouse tomatoes of the eeaaon have been received hen. The supply consisted of odds and ends from a Portland plant and sold at dime ft pound. First shipment from Eugene arrived Tuesday and sold at 13.75 crate for extra fancy. - FOR OREGON TURKEY PORTLAND, Oct. 1S (AP) An urgent call from New York for fresh ly dressed Oregon turkeys, gave cen tral Oregon producers ft prloe 4 cents pound higher than the opening val ues of year ago, The Frawley-Olark company of Portland, made this statement. As buyer of ft liberal aupply in the Red mond district at 0o lb for No. 1 tome end 35o for No. 1 ben. These prices re 4o above that paid at the start ft year ago. ' The call wae an emergency on and Oregon was picked by the New York buyers a having the best tur keys In the country. Market? Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 11, (AP) CATTLX 190, calves 10; about steady. HOoa TOO, including MO direct; feeder pig 50 lowsr. Feeder and tocker pigs, 70-190 lb, good and oholoe S4.go-B.00. 8UEXP AND LAMBS gOO; . fully . steady, Vi Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Oct. II. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Deo, M M M May M M6 M Oaah wheat; Big Bend bluettem .Vi Bolt white .40 Vi Western white .40 Vi Hard winter MY, Northern spring .48 Vi Western red MVi Oota: ' No. 1 whit 118.00 Today's car receipt! Wheat 40; flout 11; hay a. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Oct. 1. (AP) Ltv poultry, net buying price; Heavy none, colored 4Vi lb, up, lBc lb, do medium. 1814o; light, U)iac; broiler under lVi lbs. too; over lVi lb, 15c; oolored rooster over lbs. 30c; old roosters, 7c; ducks, Peklne, 18 14a Butter, butttrfat, eggs, milk, ooun. try meat, cntoni. potatoes, wool and hay quotation unchanged. Ran Francisco Bntterfat..' BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19 (AP) Butterfat, f.cb. Ban Francisco, 84 Vic t Shangl studio Your order eom . pie ted In on day. Let ua Iron out those lender bvunpe. Brill Sheet Uetal Work. Become Butter Hon Conscious nd try a Hot Butter Horn for breakfast Ton 11 be turpriied at their goodneii, especial It when mad by lluh. rer. Wall St. Report Stock Sale Averages. (Copyright, 1031, Standard Statistics Co.) October 13: 80 80 30 00 Ind'ls RRs UTs Total Today . 778 13 118.1 80.3 Prsv. day 81.8 Week ago - "8 8 Month ago 08 2 84.7 133.8 843 48.7 114.3 78.7 88.1 HS-3 08.3 Year ago 188.7 107.0 1843 1403 HlTW YORK, Oct. 18-(AP) Share price dipped backward rather rap Idly today, although trading In the atock market wae the quietest In fortnight. There were numerous loeaee of 3 to 8 points at the finish. Bales totaled only about million and half shares. The wldesprsad ballet that the market should be given ft chance to consolidate Its position after last week's sweeping advance checked buying. Profit taking sales found the market without a fusion of sup port from repurchases by shorts, since bears had been severely" re stricted, on the whole, broker aid. the market's reaction was about as expected. Today's Closing prices for 15 se lected stocks follow; American Can American T, ds T. Anaconda ..... Curtis right General Motors Int. T. tc T. Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub . Radio .. Southern Pac. S. O. of Cel. .... S. O. of N. J, Trans Am. ........ United Aircraft U. B, Steel ...... 81 188 Vi 14 avi aVi lev it v 13 12 63 son 80 4Vi 14 88 Vi Lessees Would Halt Pump Installation Application for an Injunction to restrain H. M. Butt and hi wife, lessee of property In the South Sea addition of Medford, In the south west portion of the city, from- ex cavating for the Installation of a gasoline pump, was filed this morn ing In the clroult court by Henry Zuelhke and wife, owners of the property. They seek 8350 damages, and ask that the work be stopped, alleging It will effect the value of the property. I FOR COURT TERM OPENING OCT. 26 The Jury list for the term of the circuit court starting Monday, Octo ber 30 hi been drawn. Thirty-one names are on the list, eight from Ashland, 14 from Medford and adja cent territory; Central Point, two; and one eacn from Pronpeot, Lake Greek, Jacksonville, Rogue River, Butte Palls, and Phoenix, The first seven names drawn from the list will comprise t&e new grand jury, which Is scheduled to bear evi dence of the death of Ed Foster, Jacksonville resident, killed while on a deer hunting trip, and also Inquire into the circumstances surrounding the fatal Injury to C, B. Ward of Phoenix, last week, when be was struck by an auto driven by Gordon A. Stewart of this elty. The outgoing grand Jury, of whlcrh Orover O. Corum wae foreman, held fewer sessions, than any grand Jury In years, In this county. The new Jury list Is aa follows. 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The rule, in full, la; "Any school, whose students, supporters, rooters or partisans take part In riots, fights, pilfering, painting or any unsportsmanlike conduct against any other school in the association, shall forfeit all games played and won, and shall be automatically suspended for an indefinite period from the association.' .. . , Bats and dresses remodeled; chil dren's sewing done in your home. Tel 833-J. See Shan gib studio specials before buying photographs. Krysialglow. kodak gloss euoreme. rh Peaa!ys. opp Holly theatr GIRLS' LEAGUE AT PLANF0R PARTY The OlrU' League council, consist ing of Girls' league offlcera, chairmen or the atandlng committees end of class representatives, held their sec ond meeting of the year yesterday at the senior high school. 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Olrl who will take part -In these drills are: Ceall Sullivan, Florence Boussum, Loleta Bennett, Mildred Reynolds, Luella Corn, Madge Kline man, Margarita Boyle, Mary Cnderi, Alene Ray, Maxlne Vaughn, Lola Hill, Pat Carlow, Betty Fallln, Dorothy Limbeck, Margaret Pennington, Ruth Notice, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 38, I. O. O. F will give a carnival and bazaar at Odd Fellows Hall, Wednesday evening, October 14, to which all membera of all branches of the order and their friend are cor dially Invited. A cafeteria dinner will be served at 6, and In addition there will be booth at which hot dogs, hamburger and other kinds of sandwiches will be served. Popcorn, chilli and other things for the children and grownups will be served. Fortune telling, cards and danc ing, with good muslo will be the diversion, and some stunt dancing will feature that part of the program. Shoemaker's Orchestra will furnish the music and a general evening of entertainment will b had. 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