PXGE TWO
MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1931.
0WWS ATTENTION
OF CITY TRADERS
PORTLAWD, On., Oct. IB (AP)-
Wlds spread between the price quo:
ed for egge la Portland end some
other market, both of the west and
the . east, la attracting much atten
tion from the trade, the Journal eald
today. Explanation for thti epread
are logical from both eldee of the
controversy and Indicate much the
aame oondltlon elsewhere even though
quotation at other point appear
uniform.
It ha been said that there are no
fresh egg being offered on the port-
land market becauae the price for
resales to retailer are lower than
what operators are playing the coun
try for Ite supplies. Thl I not the
caae, although .It la perhaps a half
truth.
. Purchase of egg freshly laid, are
being made In the country at price
beyond what 1 being quoted for
fresh egg to retailer and return on
pools sre much in eaves of thl quo
tation. There we no change In general
price for the day.
There waa no change of moment
In the butter market situation for
the day. Late sessions of the prod
uce exchange was without feature for
cube. Butte rfat situation is strong.
While the market for lire chickens
In general 1 steady to firm and srsn
May
Oeah wheat:
Big Bend Bluestenx.
Soft white
Western whit ,
Bard winter
MK M JS MH
Northern isprlng
Western fed
Oats;
no. a w.t....
Today's fcar receipt: Wheat 03;
flour 17; com 7; oat 1; hay 1.
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Portland Produce
PO.ki-LAND, or.. Oct. 19. (API
Butter, butterfat, egg, milk, country
meats, lire poultry, onion, potatoes,
wool and hay quotations unchanged.
Ban franclsco Butterfat,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IS, (AP)
Butterfat f.b. San Francisco, M.
Wall St. Report
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STOCK SALE AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1931, Standard Statistic
company)
80 30
. Ind'ls BR's
Today n S0.7
Frer. day 75.9 49.4
Week ago.-. 81.(1 tia
Month ago- 83.7 S3.5
Year ago..140J 108
90
Utla
119.8
114.4
laa.o
141.0
101J
0
ToUl
73.1
7B.4
B4.8
88.3
144.8
NCW YORK, Oct. 15. (AP) The
stock market waa again unable to
hold a rally today. Cain of 1 to
10 point wer largely lost In the last
hour, although the market Improved
In the last few minute and olosed
of active volume, there Is a slightly J ton- ' 1u ,how-
tlons to S point.
The turnover waa lea than mil
lion and a half share.
Rail shares lad a fairly brisk ad
vene during the earlier hour, a It
was reported In Wall Street that the
Washington administration may soon
announce It plan for stabilizing
railroad bonds.
Today'a closing price for IS (elect
ed stocks follow:
American Oan , T ' 80 $4
American T. as Mv 1a7
easier feeling generally for springer
stuff with some price recessions noted
during the day.
In general a slightly easier ton Is
apparent In the market for turkeys.
Dressed hen are especially Inclined
to ease up with some sales 1 to 3c
lower. Oe-teral top for fancy torn
not above 83c lb.
Seven congestion la showing gen
erally all through the country for
potatoes, Little oeah business ap'
pears at any poljt and prices an
lower but on a moat nominal basis.
This applies to the local as well
primary market. . .
SHEET AND TUBE CO.
WILL PAY DMDEI
.YOUNOSTOWN, O., Oct. 18. (AP)
Youngstown Sheet and Tub stock
Dolden who opposed th merger of
their company with the Bethlehem
Steel corporation will reeelve ap
proximately fi.700,000 in back divi
dends, ' Thl was announced by Sheet and
Tube official today on receiving
word of the cancellation of the bll
lion dollar merger contract.
North Pacific Nut
, Supply Oversold
t PORTLAND, Oct. 18 --(AP) Ben's
a note of optimism for growen of
walnut and filbert.
W. H Bentley. manager of th
North Pacific Nut O ro wars' associa
tion, announced today within
week of naming opening price that
the association ha not only oversold
Urn supplies of th better grade
Bute, but that only limited stooka
of any grade an available.
Douglas Growers
Oppose Prune Pool
1 ROSEBURO, On. Oct. lS--(AP)
Douglas county prune growers will
offer their tint pool of the season
Friday night. Thus pool com 1st of
iBO.ooo pounds of Italian prunes,
180,000 pound of Petite, and 80,000
pounds of data prunes.
The Vmpqua valley crop I esti
mated at 8,000,000 pound thl year,
compared to a normal yield of be
tween la and 18 million.
PROaanx, Ore., Oct. IB. (Special)
Ladle of the Presbyterian church
are making plans and preparations
for their harvest home supper which
will be held at the Presbyterian
church October 38. Mrs. L. O. Caster
Is chairman of the committee for
the planning and serving of the sup
per.
Among those who have been 3hos-
en to help her an Mrs. H. W. Frame
and Mrs. J. B. Foster, who will have
charge of the salad; Mrs. Dave Walk
er la one of the memben on the pie
committee; Mn, H. P. Boyer, will
have charge of the dining room.
Solicitors have been chosen In
each locality .of the community to
contact the members then for their
donations for the supper.
These chicken suppen have won
feme not only in Phoenix but in
Medford and Ashland a well.
'
Signs of Better Times
CHICAGO, Oct. IB (AP) Stat
Auditor Oscar Nelson announced to
day that hoarded money I returning
to bank In Chicago and throughout
Illinois in noticeable amount.
FERN VALLEY
Anaconda
Curtis Wright -General
Motors
Int. T. & T
Montgomery Ward
Paramount Pub,
Radio
Southern Paolflo .
S. O. of Cal,
S. O. of N. J.
Trans Am.
United Aircraft .
U. S. Steel ..
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Pear Markets
FERN VALLEY, Ore., Oct. IB.
Members of Fern Valley Literary so
ciety an looking forward to the
meeting Oct. SO when a Hallowe'en
program, prepared by Miss Murphy,
Mrs. Wm. Fern and Mrs. Jo Kantor,
Jr., will be given. All have been in
vited to attend.
The Watkln man has been making
calls In Fern Valley this week.
Mr. and Mn. Frank RlnsteapV of
Medford were at Hughes' Sunday
afternoon.
Mr, and Mn. Joe Kantor, Jr., and
family spent Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mn. Ed Marshall. Dr. Swe-
denburg visited at his orchard Sun
day. Sunday evening Dallas Reader and
Frank Park returned from a success
ful hunting trip of two days. They
brought In a large buck.
Jess Eldrldge accompanied Lem
Hughe to Mr. Hughes's mine In the
Applegate district Thursday for a
week's stay. Mn; Eldrldge is visiting
Mn. Hughes during their absence.
Mr. and Mn. Joe Kantor, .Sr., Mr.
and Mn. Jos Kantor, Jr., Lillian,
Helen, John, Bill and Anne Kantor,
Floyd MaHarry and Jim Black spent
Sunday at Mr, Kantor' place on
Coleman creek.
"
NEW YORK, Oct. 18 (AP) T. W.
Woolworth company today declared
an extra dividend of 83 a share in
addition to the regular quarterly
disbursement of 80 cent. The extra
dividend la payable November IB to
stock of record Nov. 1, and the regu
lar Dec. 1 to stock of record Nov. 1.
This was a welcome bnak for Wall
Street In the long chain of dividend
reduction. It had been expected,
however. The surplus of the parent
company waa considerably Increased
a few months ago by the recapitali
zation and public sale of securities of
the British subsidiary.- It had been
expected that th company would
take some action toward distributing
part of thl lurplu to th stock-
-olden.
CASPER, Wyo, Oct. IS--(AP)
uasper ou men eald today proposed
Wyoming to Vancouver, B. O- natur
al gas pip line, announced yesterday
at rortiana, oa been contemplated
for some time.
It waa understood by oil men hen
the Pilot Butte, Sand Draw, Muskrat,
fowder River, Little Buffalo
Pin Dome field are available ai
source of supply. However, it waa
the understanding here, oil men aald,
the principal source of supply would
be the Dry Creek field in southern
Montana with Garland, Byron and
Elk Basin structures in Wyoming
prooaoiy oeing tappea.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1B (Spealal to
Rogue River Traffto Assn.) Market
for bom somewhat lower; Anjou mar
ket higher. .
Two carload California Boao aver
aged 13.80.
Two oarloada OaUiornla Hard lee av
eraged 83.31.
One carload California Oomlo av
enged S3.80.
Four carload Oregon Boso as follows:
Low.
Blu Malt .t3.S8
Red Maltest a. 90
Bear Creek .... 8.00
Rosenberg's Cub 1.80
Polly . a.so
Top o Day.
Red Diamond
(Hood River)
a.so
High.
' 88.48
3.35
8.BB
3.30
8.SB
3.36 :
Avg.
3.38
3.89
3.38
8.04
8.37
3.07
3.50 840 3.83
All the Mall Tribune carriers are
scouting the city for Jlggs, the
black toy terrier, four-months old
bob-tailed pup of the AI Clement
family, 308 Haven, street, which
trustingly followed an older dog
visiting that neighborhood last Fri
day and hae not been seen since.
Each boy is hoping to walk back
wth Jlggs and collect the 81 re
ward Al has offered. The other
kids of the city an expected to
Join In the search a soon a they
hear of the reward.
Although the dog la worthless
but cute, he was the special pet
of my daughter Emma, nine yean
old, who la almost heartbroken;"
said Al today. "However, I have
eaten but little and have not elept
well since Jlggs left," continued the
engineer of the Hotel Medford. "He
was so smart and loving." Al also
said that he had been training
Jlggs to do various stunts.
Al had taught Jlggs to eat when-
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HALL REPAINTED
Phoenix Orange met Tuesday night.
Next meeting will be Oct. S7, at
which tlm officer of th Eagle
Point Drang will preside Instead of
th local officere. A large attendance
la anticipated.
Men of th Phoenix Orange hare
volunteered in. painting the hall.
which 1 now well under way. Thurs
day ot this week the ladle will meet
at the hall and take can ot several
odd Jobs of cleaning and decorating
about the hall and at noon will serve
covered dish dinner to th men.
The carnival which waa postponed
last week will be held on November
7. Th plana which wan started for
the carnival for the last week will be
carried out In full and probably en
larged upon aa tuna will allow,
ever foot was put before his Jaw,
and waa Just planning -to have th
canine pet bring hi slippers as
soon aa he could buy a nice pair.
LEAD WORLD IN
PITTSBURGH. Oct. IB. (AP)
Calling for "leadership In a leader.
less world," Oov. Albert C. Ritchie ot
Maryland, aald In an address at
Founder's day exercise of Carnegie
Institute here today that "a united
and courageous front by the men of
light and learning now will do much
to check the wave of hysteria and
tear ' whloh ha been sweeping the
people oft their feet."
'What we need today," he aald, "Is
a mobilization of the constructive
brain of the country and a demobili
sation of political oratory. It la time
to aeeboth politic and eoonomlcs
realistically."
Oov. Ritchie said th problem ot
th hour in hi opinion 1 how to
mak "politics and economics under
stand each other, pull together for
the common good and bring order out
of the existing chaos a chaos which
may be due nearly aa much to psy
chologic aa to eoonomlo or political
causes, but which in any event hat
no earthly right to exist In this en
of intellectual
material plenty.
enlightenment and
After Every
Hearty Meal
Protect vour stomach from Oas and
Add Indigestion. "Blaurated" Mag
nesia neutralizes Stomach Adds that
cause after eating distress. Keeps
stomach sweet and clean digestion
perfeot. All over the world, for stom
ach ills, most people prefer and demand
Your oholoe of powder or tablet- at
Jarmln & Wood or the nearest drug
store.
ANNOUNCEMENT 01"
The Black Bear Coal Co.
Located in Pat Ryan Mountain, East of Medford
Price F. O. B.
Cleaned, screened block coal, ton .-.
The Nut and Fines, t, o. b. trucks, ton .
In sacks. 100 lbs. each
47.80
$6.60
..$ .60
Delivered in Medford and Vicinity
Single ton lots, per ton
Five ton or more, per ton
Office at Mine. Phone 17-F-24
-.fl.SO
Or Phone IBIS Medford
1927 Studebaker Dictator Sedan..
-$375
Proper Lubrication
is essential to the best performance of your
Chevrolet. Here we employ the best high
pressure equipment and our Chevrolet ex
pert KNOW how to do the Job right and
the proper grade of oil to use!
Pierce-Allen Motor Co.
112 South Riverside Phone 180
. USED CAR LOT 8th and Bartlett St. -Phone
941
FOUNDED
1909
JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
, ' - ASSOCIATION
"MlfD
Three carloads Washington Anlous.
ar sa.-o; combination, -.73; un
classified, ta.ss.
One carload Colorado Anjous, IS. IS.
I
Livestock.
. PORTLAND, On, Oct, 18 (AP)
CATTLE 88. oalvee 10; quotably steady.
boos 7M including sag direct;
steady.
' SHEEP AMD LAMBS 300; steady.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, On, Oct. 16 (AP)
Wheat: . .
Open. High. Low. Close.
Deo. . .81)4 .S1U M Jl!.
IT
Don't Say
bread say Fluhrer'B
Holsnm and be aJ
aured of the finest
the market affords.
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PHONEIX On., Oct. IS. (Special)
The progrem of mualo and song
by th colored singers from Elko
chool of Alabama waa attended by a
large audlenoe and waa greatly en
Joyed. dirts' League of Phoenix high
school will have a Hallowe'en mas
querade party at th school gym in
th near future, "
Mr. and Mr. Tom Caster have
moved from the Hlggtnbotham place
in Phoenix to a home in Fern Valley
owned by Mr. Stewart, Mr, and Mrs.
Floyd Bsll ot Eagle Point have moved
to th Ulgglnbotham plan in Pho
nix. Mr, and Mn. Donald Anderson, who
hats been living at the home ot Mn.
Donna Oreffls for the past aevenl
months an moving this week to the
Fred Barneberg home.
Mr. and Mn. Jim McAbee and fam
ily called at the Caster home Sun
day. Miss Jennie McAbee waa a din
ner guest at the Caster home.
Independent Packing company fin
ished packing for this season Satur
day.
Mr. and Mn, Roy Burleson spsnt
Tuesday and Wednesday on the Ap
legat at the horn of Mr. and Mn.
b Burleson..
TRAIL, On., Oct. IB. (Special.)
Omar Fit immona and soln Donald
of Pomeroy, Wash., arrived Monday
for a visit at the 8. W. Hutchinson
horn. Mr. Pltaalmmons 1 a brother
of Mn. Hutohlnson.
Mn. Geo. D. Saltaman of Medford
la (pending a few days in this com'
muntty.
A number of relatives and trlenda
gathered at the home ot Lowell Ash
on Elk creek and surprised them Frl
day evening. All had a Jolly good
time.
Mrs. Ed Ash spent Friday at the
home of her aon Howard Ash on Elk
creek.
Air. and Mn. Jack Houston and
grand-daughter, Helen Kent, and Mr.
and Mn. S. W. Hutohlnson attended
Sunday school and ohurch at Central
Point Sunday, after which they drove
to the home of Mr. and Mn, Jim
Kennett where they wen entertained
at dinner and visited the remainder
of the day.
Mn. Mabel Mack and mother were
callen at the Harry Mem man home
Sunday when they made arrange
ment for an all day meeting Oct. aa,
to be held at the Merrlman home.
Mia Gertrude Hammond ot Willow
Springs, and little Jean French are
pending the week with Mn. Harry
Merrlman.
Mr. and Mn. Olarenoe Noe of Med'
ford an spending a few days at their
cabin near Sunset auto camp.
JENKINS' 'COMMENT
(Continued from page one)
SHADY COVE
I SHADY COVE, Or Oct. IS
i (Sol.) Joe Dennis who bought a
part ot th old Fisher plaoa on In-
aisn vreex na sunt a nice home
and ha moved in and la nloely set
tled. They came hen from Talent.
Mr. Kubly who ha lived on th
Ben Dennis plsoe this summer has
moved his family to California whsn
he ha work.
Frank Wicha who ma staying with
Jo Dennis has returned to Talent.
Mrs. John Laden wa very elck a
part ot last week, but I better at
thl writing.
Mn. Minnie Bias has been very
ick for a tew day but I better
ow,
Mr. Jan Elmmrly who went to
aklm,' Wash, for her health la im
proving nicely.
Mn. Charle Winkle wa visiting
her. sister, Mis Csrolln Drealer of
Beall Lan a few daya this week.
-.-..-, -nut -.in wm. ciinincr-
ly and family to Prlneville this week 1
I to work la th potato Held.
them, the story adds, are adequate
for a meal.
Fin enough, tor anybody that likes
such a meal. But this writer, speak
ing for himself alone, will continue
to vote tor a diet of Oregon (teak
and Oregon potatoes, finished oft
with a dessert of Oregon fruit.
Stated Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 10S, A.
F. at A. M Friday, Oct. 1(1,
7:90 p. m. Visitors cordial
ly invited. By order of
X. L. LENOX, W. M.
GEO. ALDBN, Secretary.
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Phone 74S-Y.
HIGH school boy, IS yean old, wanta
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roR SALE Choice Darwin tulip
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