Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 17, 1932, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO v MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932. BUTTER ADVANCE. PORTLAND, March 17 (AP) Ad Tnc In the pric of lower grade or icort butter on the produce exchange during the lut teanlon did not indi cate any material change In the gen eral altuatlon. It simply appeared that the aellera of lower acore butter were going to take profit while able to do ao. The big atores are taking all the undergrade butter offered and the public appeara well eatlafled. " T.nis resulted In both prime first and first advancing lo lb. for cube during the session. It means that there la today practically no premium for so-called top quality butter In the Portland market, .Recent attempt to force artificial advances on butterfat In Port 'Mid have failed. Setback of egg price was shown for the day aa a result of continued shading of value. Most of the cur rent weakneaa in the trade appears due to the peddling by producers dir ect to retailers. While In some quarters buyers shades their bids for live chickens during the day: general feeling in the market was at least steady. Prices are therefore a trifle mixed. There Is a mixed tone for dressed turkeys. Some buyers are taking 32c for No. 1 hens but little of the stock arriving can be classed In that grade, therefore such a price Is very seldom available. Increased buying of potatoes la re flected at Oregon country points for carload movement. Most of the local purchasers are around fiOo with sacks furnished by the buyers. General strength la Indicated at most leading American points. Cabbage advanced to a new high today at V4.60 per hundred pounds to retailers. This la for late California offerings. OREGON EGG YIELD SHOWING INCREASE COBVALLIS, Ore., March 17 AP) Egg production In Oregon showed a 14 per cent Increase during the past week, according to the weekly review Issued today by the O.S.C. ex tension service and the U.S.D.A, bur eau of agricultural economics, but the combined Increase of the three coast states was sharply less than the seasonable Increase of a year ago. 4- TO PORTLAND, March 17 (AP) Choice Roseburg broccoli, or spring cauliflower, was rolling Into the north and Into the east today aa the an nual 'big movement" got under way. The crop Is expected to reach 100 carloads, Portland distributors declare the quality of the crop In general waa never better than this season and the Ires are In demand. Livestock PORTLAND, March 17 (AP) Cat tle 37ft, calves 10; quotably steady, Horb 300. Including 104 through; steady. Sheep and lambs 39; ewes BOo high er. Ewes 130 lbs. medium to choice 3.003.80. 130 to ISO lbs. medium to choice 3,3S(fT3.39, all weights cull to eommon a 1. 00$ 2.211. PORTLAND, Or.., March 17. (ZD Wheat 1 Open. High. lxsw. Clone. May . .68', MM, .68 .68 July .6a .68H .68 14 .5814 Sept. 60 .69 69 .50 Cash grain: Big Bend bhieitem ........, ...... .65Uj Soft white .58 Western whit. . .. .59 Hard winter ........u............. .54 Northern anrlng .84 Western red .64 Onto; No. 3 white 833.00 Today'a ear receipts: Wneat 8; flour 0; corn 1; oata 1; hay 8. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Mmv-h 37. yiV-Uut ter. butterfat. live poultry, country meats, onions. potatoes, new and seed potatoes, wool and hay quo tations unchanged. Kan rrnnrlnoo lihtiprfnt. BAN PRANClaCO, March 17. ,TV Butterfat f o b. San Pranclsco 34c. Jenkins' Comment (Continued from Pag. On.) ally warm winter the weather la un uaually cold In thi East. Again the weather aharpa won't ' agree that there la any definite con nection, but clrcumauntlal erldenoa oftan polnta In tnat direction. . . Marsters Silent on Political Aim ROSKBUKCI, Ore., March 17 (jpi A. O. Maratera of Roaeburg, canker, former Hate senator and former mem ber of the stst fair board, refused todujr to make a definite 'itemnt on rutnora that he mv r.Hi. fate It- otj treasurer. Marater. la AeyuOllca, Portland Wheat Medford Pear Sales, New York Auction From New York Daily Fruit Reporter, furnished to The Mail Tribune by the Fruitgrowers' League . Eight can Medford Ail)ous. 2 cart W. Nellie aold sale Anions atronger on bent atoclt, unchanged others nva trim Hna AN.IOUH Olen Hoaa, extra ................... Olen Ivy, fancy ., oien Hoaa. extra - mn Ivv. fancy - . Broadway, extra Blue Diamond, extra, H. R. 308 Beaoon. fancy Blue Maltese Crow, extra Red Malteae Cross, fancy i,.,n .tm Evergreen, fancy - Cub, fancy - Top o' Day, fancy . .................. W. NEIXIS: PfnniLfllfi. extra ..,.-....... Blue Oooae, extra Tip Top. fancy . ANJOUS: Bear Creek, extra Evergreen, extra E WALLA WALLA, Waah., March 17. ( AP) Two California medical atu. dents, who were eeeklng a human akull for their etudlee, were blamed todav for burying the corpee of a woman, which waa found In a wjieat field here two weeka ago. The two, Howard M. Auaherman of Loma Linda, and Chaunceford A Mounce of San Bernardino, have confessed the deed, Proaecutor Ber nard J. Lehrer announced to Cali fornia authorities. They attended Walla Walla college here laat year. Questioning of the pair, he aald, revealed they had taken it from a cemetery at Mliton. Ore., on a night in December, , 1030. They returnea her with the body In a trunk and after falling at their dleaectlng. bur ied It hurriedly In a nearby field. The two were questioned, he said. by Stanley Muaaell, San Bernardino district attorney. The caae woa turned over by Lehrer to C. O, Proebstel of Pendle ton, proaecutor for Umatilla county, Ore. 1 The senior high achool paper, the Ht-Tlmes, is sponsoring a short story contest which Is opon to any high school student. The contest will run until the next Issue of the paper, two weeks, or possibly longer. The stories may be on any subject of human Interest, such as adventure, travel, or romance; and should be at least 6000 words In length, and pre ferably longer. The winning atory will be run in the HI -Times in the form of a continued story and will extend over several Issues. This plan If successful will become a permanent feature of the high school paper, and If not used regular ly these contests will be given from time to time, A large number of schools thruout Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah and California have used this plan and In thoso schools the student response has been large. LOCALTOGLARY Of the 26 titken from the bread box at Wlllard's hamburger stand on South Rlverslie avenue Wednes day morning about three o'clock, 23.06 of the money wns recovered, according to city police, when they arrested Ralph E. MoCav 21, late yesterday afternoon. Several cartons of olgnrptt".. ..j had tnken were also -.1. Mri -i .....d on North Riv erside Avenue by local authorities, and later confeiwed to entering the shop. He waa scheduled to appear before Judfte Olen O. Taylor this afternoon. New Nash Autos on Display Here By March 25th A complete line of new Naah cara la expected to arrive In Medford by March 36, according to waitsr w. Abbey who recently took over the Naah agoncy In thla territory and la now located at 123 South Riverside avenue. The Sanderson Motor com pany formerly occupied thla build ing, i Joe Daley, a mechanic of 50 yeara i experience, came here from Klamath Palla to take charge of the Walter W. Abbey Inc.. aervlce and repair de partment. Perry Provost will aaalat In the ehogv . Louie Damasch, local ear aaleaman. ' a employed on the Naah aalea ataff. ! , Ktated commuiil'?aMoi. of! A Medford ldii No. 103, A., . -W P. A. M, Friday, March 1 JX ' 1:50 P- m' MWwt pictures of hunting wild game In Canada will be ahovvn Via llora Invitee; 1, c. STEWART. W. M OKO. ALDEN, Secretary. Makes You Forget You Have False Teeth Don't worry about your false teeth , rocklnn, allpplng or wabbling. Kai- , teeth, a new Improved powder, hold i them firm i,nd comlortsbL .11 day No gooey, pany lle or frelln r.at. , Iauh ani talk with co.ur.,t Oct jPaatteth from Jartntn si Woods or. here March Mth. . Weather clear. 00a 100a 110. 120a " 303 1' 360 ilia 246 260 350 260 316 230 330 326 300 200 300 200 260 260 360 360 376 386 306 300 370 270 276 338 346 365 .180 318 JW toll 300 13 820 3S 360 300 S7f ?3 an MB 33 310 300 355 350 360 200 38 325 385 360 290 306 310 386 265 270 20 310 310 330 315 320 336 345 33 144 618 830 316 ., 422 . 08 BXB. (2388100) 4Ua 140 13U 45a 60a 55a 60a 130 145 150 180 130 135 .... 653 160 130 128 Wall St. Report Mock Bale Averages M (Copyright, 1032, StandarV Statistics Co.) March 17: 80 30 20 SO Ind'ls Rr'a Ufa Total Today 63.3 32.6 104.0 65.7 Prav. day .... 62.3 31.0 101.7 64.4 Week ago .... 86.8 35.8 108.6 68.4 Year ago ....134.2 04.0 100.3 139 8 Bond Bale Averages (Copyright, 1032, Standard Statistics Co.) March 17: 30 20 20 60 Ind'Ia Rr'a Ufa Total Today 60.6 74.6 84.8 76.3 Prev. day .... 60.8 74.6 84.7 76 4 Week ago .... 71.8 77.8 85.4 78.1 Year ago .... 87.8 102.4 100.9 87.0 NEW YORK, Maroh 17 (AP) The first Important railroad enrnlngs statement for February was favorable enough to prompt considerable short covering In today's stock market. The list closed with a strong tone, and numerous net gains of 1 to 3 points. Turnover approximated 1,700,000 shares. Chesapeake and Ohio's February statement, appearing after midday. checked a decline which had carried thnt lwme to a new low, and had a favorable reaction upon Ralls gen erally. Today's closing prices for 17 select ed stocks follow: American Can 67 American T. Sc T. .......... . 123 Anaconda ..... 9 Curtis Wright ............................. iy3 Ooneml Motors H..........W,.......H. 19 Int. T.ifc T - .. 0 Montgomery Ward ....... ........... 9 Paramount Pub H 8 Radio ....................... 7'a Southern Pac. , .... 34 8. O. Of Cal - aft S. O. Of N. J. 39 H Trans. Am .wn.w...WH..R.n 4 United Aircraft 12 U, S. Steel 43 7i Corp't Trust Shs. ......... 2.26 Speed Typist in Demonstration at Business College An Interesting demonstration, show ing the evolution of speed In typing from the old days when the touch system first won out over the hunt-and-perk artist, down to the present, was given today at the Medford Busi ness college by Louise English, In structor at fiebnke Walker Business college In Portland. Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Walker, Miss Knglish, formerly of Grants Pass, Is making a tour of the state to show present day students what can be accomplished In the business world. Mr. Walker, founder of tho business college where Vie was a student be fore becoming an Instructor, also In troduced O. w. Newberry, president of the local business college, as one of bis former students. Cmhter suicides, HOPEWELL. N. J.. March 17 Theodore M. Hall, 60. cashier of tho Hopewell National bank, hot and killed himself in the cellar of his home today. Officials said the bank affairs wcio in good order. PATRONIZE lltl.MK 1'ltlNTErt Do not order anything In t'.ia print lng line until you call up aon.e local printer, and ak u they print the aame work, and you will find they ca furnlah everything desired In the printing Una and usually at lower prices than out-of-town printera. Don't advocate purchasing gcoda In your line at home and then order your printing from people whose em ployes do not live or spend money In Medrord Paid adv. Myrtla Point Al Poppe and 3. Schrlefer plan moving bakery to lar ger quarters at Sixth and Willow streets. P Nothing Finer in breads oan bo found anywhere than Fluhrer'i New Holsum loaf. Ask your grocer. 1 On Nellts market atronger than laat 135a 160a 186a 180a 106a 210a AVU. 376 300 255 ..... .. 281 220 320 206 218 300 300 200 .. . 2U2 350 260 260 ..... ..... .... 360 300 420 420 400 . .... 400 .... 260 380 420 390 390 . 368 300 400 386 386 ..... . 389 366 360 360 355 355 346 325 325 326 .... 808 385 285 300 300 377 335 350 850 340 340 320 836 350 385 370 300 ..... .... 853 (2281100) 320 210 205 (2455175; 262K155) 178 188 166 AVO. 142 133 I REVISI WASHINGTON, March 17. (AP) A Democratic attack In the senate today against revision of the British war debt vowed to America brought a denial from Senator Reed (R., Pa.) on behalf of President Hoover that the subject was even under consideration. Senator Reed specified that the "question had not been discussed' with Ambassador Mellon, who Is about to sail for his London post Senator Robinson, Arkansas, the Democratic leader, had quoted from a newspaper atory published here today saying that Mellon was fav ornbly Inclined for revision of the British debt. He warned that any revision would be very carefully considered by congress. After Senator Conally (D., Texas) ch:u:p:iged the . administration to state its position Senator Reed, who h'Mi Just returned to the floor scld: "I am authorized to say that there Is not a word of truth In tho newspaper article." IRISH CYCLISTS SHOT DOWN FROM AMBUSH BELFAST, Northern Ireland. March 17. (fl) Three unidentified men cyc ling to Hibernian hall near Moghera felt In County Londonderry today, were fired upon from ambush. All were wounded and one may die. f Oregon City Preliminary plans approved for construction of post office. ( Florence Red Arrow Ca.'e opened for business. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Man or woman to solicit on commission. Phone 863-R. FOR SALE Circulating heater: cheap. 616 So. Grape. FOR SALE Small white laying Leg horns, fiOc. Phone Jacksonville 174 FOR SAIJl Dairy and sheep and horse fertiliser and black loam Lee Hamilton. Phone 010-L. CHICKS Saturday and next week Square Deal Hatchery. Tel. 1560-L LOST Brown driving glove with black fur. Return to Mall Tribune or 823 W. loth. LOST Black and white fox terrier puppy. Mottly brown faoe. Re ward. Call Club Cafe. SPECIAL Complete family orchard. ji lamous stark record bearing trees, value 25; good to Kith, 112 delivered. W. B. Crause, 628 South Fir St. FOR TRADE Steam boiler, Incuba tor end brooder, for cows. E. V. Hollfleld, Old Stage road. FOR SALE OR TRADE Chevrolet coach. Will take old Dirtge or Bulck If motor is in good condi tion. C. J. Logan. 229 East 6th St BEST apartments In town at new ,ivvw lam. ovnuier Apia. FOR SA1.E Fresh Jersey mhk cow W. N. Troxell, 1$ mile south Baker Service Station. WANT TO BUY 1-ton ice machine Prefer sulphur-dioxide. H:h Wil son. Phone 111-X-l, Central Point. See Them In Our Window! Davenport Sets Direct from Roberti Bros.' Factory, L. A. Priced As Low As $49.95 1 1 Cover Patterns to Choose from $5. Down, Balance $5 Month ML BE WEI IS (Continued trom page One) startled the dry assemblage with the statement that he favored resubmis sion If for no other reason than to refute claims fchat the liquor laws were forced through during the World war when thousands of citizens were overseas. Semi-suppressed "nays' greeted the remarks of the gray-halred Chief ex ecutive who started his career as a gold-digger In the Klondyke, but he continued: "It Is the right of my record to at least make these sug gestions for your careful considera tion." Making Mistake Declaring that Vie W.C.T.U. and the Anti-Saloon league were "making a mistake" in their battle against a referendum, the (.overnor told the women that prohibition had failed to meet the expectations of Its sup porters and that the wisdom of con tinuing It should be submitted to the people for a final decision. He predicted the nation would remain dry unless a substantial substitute for prohibition Is offered. The status of Ohio's delegates to t,he republican national convention, as revealed by Maschke, was Inter rupted by several leaders of that party as providing addition Impetus for a serious fight for a referendum plank In the party's next platform. Funeral services for Edwin Carlyle Stanwood will be conducted at the I. O. O. P. cemetery at Gold Hill Sun day. March 20. at 2 p. m. Mr. Stan wood died March 13 at his home In Crescent City. He was born January 8. 1835. Mr. Stanwood la survived by Mary E. Williams of Newberg, Clara H. Stewart of Portland, and O. C. Stan wood of Gold Hill. v ! Hancock mountain tunnel, on Draln-Reednport highway, opened to light traffic. Hodgen-Brewster 1932 Milk Chick Starter This feed has been thoroughly tested under FARM FLOCK CONDITIONS and has been proven to be SAFE AND EASY TO USE. It is rich in digestible proteins and care fully balanced in its mineral content. NOPC0 XX COD LIVER OIL makes it safe to use under confined conditions, regarless of the amount of sunshine available. ANIMAL POULTRY YEAST FOAM in the mash is valuable in con trolling C0CCIDI0SSIS. BUY THE BEST MASH IT PAYS Mutual Mill & Seed Company. Inc. Phone 269 Medford. Oregon FORECLOSE MOVE Fl Suit for foreclosure of chattel and real ejtats mortgagee against the Pacific Record-Herald, weekly news paper; Earl H. Fehl, publisher; Mrs. Fehl, hla wiie; Roy Parr, game war. den. and the Eagle Point Irrigation district, were filed yeaterday by Geo. M. Roberts, attorney for Nladermeyer, Inc., a aouthern Oregon coiporatlon, headed by L. Ntedermeyer of the West Side district. Th action is under stood as a necessary procedure to protect the Nledermeyer tntcreats In the Fehl property against the 916.000 Judgment awarded Officer Parr at the close of the libel suit agnnst Mr. Fehl and the Pacific Record-Herald. The real estate mortgage neld by Mr. Nledermeyer dates back to April 1, 1037, alnce which time Mr. Fehl has owed him $3600. plus Interest at seven per cent on the amount. The chattel mortgage on newspaper equip ment Is for $4000, and dates back to 1024. In addttlon to these sums, Mr. Nledermeyer asks payment of Inter est and attorney's tees. The Parr judgment, the complaint atates. Is subject to, Inferior and subordinate to the superior right arid Interest of the plaintiff, Nlndcrmeyer. The Hen of the Irrigation company on the Fehl property Is also Inferior to the Nledermeyer title, It Is stated. The newspaper was closed down Saturday night by the sheriff's office, after Judge H. D. Norton of the cir cuit court rescinded the 10 days' stay of execution at first granted the de fendant In the libel suit. Dry slabs 1.60 tier. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. Picture frames nude to ordex. The Peasleys opp Holly theater. COUGHS Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creomuliion com bines the 7 best helps known to mod erji science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Money refunded if any cough no matter of how long standing is not relieved. Ask your druggist for Creomulsioo, (adv.), Baby Chicks E, GALA EVENT FOR TONIGHT Festive celebration of St. PnfHrv. day win be staged tonight at the vncniai uaraens. where the Med ford post. Amerlcsn Leplnn i. An tertQ'nlnK With a dancing n'.-tn ill aouthern Oregonlans who are "wear. in1 o" the green" and all others who enjoy an evening of dunlin - invited to be present. John Day Ted CoombT"purcheMd Cold Storage Market. 3V7t l oldfield type Sii. 4.50-20 450-21 4.75-19 4-75-20 5.00-19 5.00-20 5.00-21 5.2521 WTien bought in pairs, price each $465 SPARK PLUGS Pu. New Life in Your Motor Improved design for high speed motors power sealed, double tested FOR FORDS For other curl 75c 4.40-21 $4T Firestone Service Stores, Inc. One-Stop Service Ninth and Pacific Highway Phone 520 Cut the Cost of Painted Walls with Charm FLAT-TONE drn your wills In . loft, plesilns colorful finish, that stiyi beautiful. Finjsr marks and soil can b removaJ with soap snd wsttr. Ll us show you Ih. many ilipplt and tapestry .(facts possible with Flat-Ton.. Qft"1 intriguins colon. Per quart wvl ISB SHKBWIN-WII.I.IAM QfAI.ITY BBlSBEt FOR BUST PAlTIi BESIXTS) Water White Linoleum Lacquer Your linolsum will wtar longer and leeo new looting II you give II t cost a two of ROGERS BRUSHING LACQUER FOR LINOLEUM. It It clear watei while snd brushes on easily, leaving protecting film that wards off wear and leaves your linoleum easier to clean. 1 7 Rogers Linoleum Lecqucr, per quart Xef v FREE: Until April 2nd we are giving a one-pound con of FLAX0AP with every quart purchase of Sherwin-Williams Paint Varnish Stain Enamel or Lacquer. Don't Misi "Keeping Up With Daughter" Every Friday Morning Over KMED From 10.30 to 10:45. Hubbard Bros,, Inc. Since 1884 HEALTH GROUP MEETS INVifffllLESOON on County Fublle Health n's bi-monthly meeting will at th. Preabyterlan churcB ionvlll Wednesday afternoon. 33, at S:00 o'clock, accord- announcement mad. today. Jacksonville group wlU b. for the afternoon. Dr. 0. mond, newly appointed coun ts, officer, will also attend. ORJil CAR Jackf soclatlcl I be hel In JackF March 1 lng to ( Th 1 1. Drurrf 'tV h-. f IS (ONLY AS SAFE AS YOUR TARES DONH ' tak chances with smoo :n worn-out tires. Drive in now art et us equip your car with neyW Firestones for safe, trouble-f)fee. economical motoring. Eacd Per p4i, $5.35 . $10.38 5.43 10.54 . 6.33 12.32 6.43 12.48 . 6.65 12.90 6.75 13.10 v. 6.98 13.54 V.8.15 15.82 IS YOUR BATTERY UNDER-POWERED? Drive In today for a thorough inspection before it is too lste. BATTERIES $f-9S (TPiih your old huttty) Painting Your Home! Irlr tr cosl You to paint yourhouse 7Th.t HOUSE PAINT is what concerns you rather than the cost per gallon. Paint cost should be measured by the surface covered and years olwear. SWP House Paint covers half again as much surface as "cheaper" paint and lasts years longer. Use Sherwin-Williams House Paint and save your painting dollars. Outside Gloss n nr While per gallon 3.l7U