rA'GE EIGHT
AFTER WEEK-END
PORTLAND. March 9t. - (AP)
There we no changa in the butter
market altuatlon for the wrek'a open.
Ing. There wae a very heavy In
oreaa In receipt of butter here lent
week with a moderate gain In local
churning.
The market for egg appeara prac
tically unchanged at the week
opening with recelpta practically
atearty. Peddling by producer! to
retullera contlnuea the chief market
price menace.
There remain a fairly ateady tone
In the cheeae trade at primary
point of the country.
There remalna an eaay feeling gen
erally in the market for live light
weight hen aa well a medium, but
' heavy etock remalna fairly ateady.
Broiler market la about ateady at
18 to 33e lb., according to weight
and quality.
Lower price are being named in
apota for country killed calve. Bale
in general are not above 99'4o for
topa. with heavy aorta mostly 6c lb.
While buying of potatoea In the
local territory for carload ahlpment
remalna fairly active, California buy
era appear to be fighting the lateat
price advancea being quoted by
Yakima.
There waa a very liberal lncreaae
-..inn. nt veoAtahlea during the
Monday session of the eaat aide
farmers' wholeaaie maraei. .
. t h-wnii waa a real aur-
jncrwKJ 111
prlae. There waa a good etock from
the Roseburg secuon
SOc for beet 3'a and 90c-l for l'a.
Llveatork
PORTLAND, March 31. (API
Cattle 1178: calvea 60, alow. dull.
Steer 800-900 Iba. good 63SiT,
medium 5.aBie.2. common 4!
medium 4nt5.7. Heifers B58-860
medium d.38.35, common 4
8 39, 1100-1300 lb, good 8.1Bi8.80.
uam.ii. Helfera 888-880
lbs., good aa.TSi86.60, medium M.W
08.78, common 3.oui.m. u.,
good 4.S06, common and medium
s.36i4 80, low cutter and cutter
l.o0e3.3o. Bulla, yearllnga exclud
ed, good and choice (beet) 3.3a
8.78, cutter common and medium
83 a 3.28. Vealera milk fed good and
eholoe 77.80, medium 88.80 o 7.
eull and common 83 a 8.80. Calvea
360-800 lbs. good and choice 88.80
j7, common and medium 83 8.60.
HOOS 1860, Including 183 direct
and 848 through; killer stuff 28-40
higher; feeder plga 38 higher. Light
llghta 140-160 lbs. good and choice
866.76: ligntweigni im-iou ,u.
good and choice 8.808.78, 180-200
lbs. good and choice 88.80 98.76;
medium weight 300-320 lba. good and
choice 88 8.78, 220-360 lba. good
and choice 84.76mB.60; heavyweight
380-390 lba. good and choice 84.S0Q
8.40, 300-360 lbs. good and choice
840 4.90. Packing aowa 378-600 lbs.
medium and good 83.784.68. Feed-era-
atockera 70-130 lbs. good and
eholoe 84O4.60.
SHEEP and LAMBS 1860, Includ
ing 1044 on contract or through;
ateady. Lamba 90 lbs. down good
and choice 86.38 9 7, medium 88.28
8.28, all weight common 846.26.
Yearling wethera 90-110 lbs. medium
to cholc .. Ewe 120 lbs. med
ium to Choice 633.60, 120-180 lb,
medium to choice 3.38s3.25, all
weight cull to common 81 e 2.38.
Portland Produce
rrodure.
PORTLAND. March 21 (AP) But
ter: Print 93 core or better, 34 a)
36c: standards. 34 380 carton.
BUTTERFAT Direct to ahlppera:
Station, 30o. Portland delivery price
310 lb.
EOOS Paclflo poultry produce ra
selling prlcea: Freeh extraa. 14o;
atandarda. I3c. medium. 13o.
LIVE POULTRY Net buying price:
Heavy hen, colored, 44 lb, up. 16c;
do mediums, 12c; light, 10c: broilers.
17 ISO lb.: colored roasters over
lba. 2033c: springe, 17c; o!d roost
ers. 8c; ducks, Pekln, 16c; geese. 12c:
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers: Country Kiuen m...
best butchers, under 100 lbs., 7
7Uo. vealera. 80 to 130 lbs., 99V4C
spring lambs, net 30c; lamb year
lings. 18cs14oi heavy ewes, 8c; canner
cows, 34e; bulls, otito'io.
ONIONS Selling P'lce to retail
era: Oregon, 660l7.00 cental; boil
er,
NEW POTATOES Fiorina, iuww
lb.: California, ic-mao in.
POTATOES Local. 90cl 18:
Parkdale. 11.28: Deschutes. 61.26
186: eastern Washington. 7Sci81.l6.
SEED POTATOES (Certified) ear.
Meat of all, ll"jc. Early Rose. 1
114 c lb.
WOOL 1931 crop nominal: Wil
lamette Valley. LUHS'ic: eastern
i-.Mnn lldfrlfte nonnd.
HAY Buying price from producer:
Alfalfa. 8l4iB.6o: ciover, Wil
lamette Valley timothy. 18: east
ern Oregon timothy, 19; oata and
vetch, 13,
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore, March 21 ()
Wheat:
Open. High. Low. Close
May M', .64', .5S M'i
July . .88', 85j .69j .68 S
Sept. M' .85 .681,
Caah wheat:
Big Bend bluatem.
Soft whit
.62 'i
.63
.83
.81
Jl I
M
Western whit
Hard winter
Nohtren spring .
Western red .......
Western red
Osta:
No. a whit .
Today's car reoelpl: Wheat 86.
barley 0; flour 31: corn 4; boy
Kan FntnrW-o Htitterraf,
BAN FRANCISCO, March 31 A
Butteilst fo.b. Ban Francisco, 940.
Wall St. Report
Ktok Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 1032, Standard Statistics
Co.)
March all
60 30 30 90
IndT RR' TJt's Total
Today 81.7 31.7 1013 64 0
Prev. day. 61.0 30 9 eo 0 63 2
Week ago. 63.7 83 6 10S9 66 0
Year ago....137.1 98.8 201.8' 142.1
Bond Hale Averages.
(Copyright, 1932, standard Statistics
Co.)
Maroh 21:
90
30
30 60
Ufa Total
84 0 78.7
84 2 7 8 7
85.3 77.0
1011 97.3
India RR'
Today 68 9 73.7
Prev. day.. 69.0 78.9
Week ago...... 70 1 76 7
Year ago. 88.6 102 3 101 1
NEW YORK, March 31. P The
stock market turne1 upward and
closed with numerous net gains of 1
to 3 point today. Trading was slug-
glah, the day turnover falling abort
of a million shares, but the closing
tone was firm.
The turn seemed to reflect more
than anything elae a, complete dry'
Ing up of selling, which In turn
prompted hort covering. The ralla
finally reaponded to President Hoov
er reaaaurlng statement regarding
the reconstruction plan of talcing care
of the road's preaslng financial re
qulremente. Today's closing prices for 16 select
ed stock follow:
American Can ...
American T. Si T 13H4
Anaconda . -
Curtlas-Wrlght 114
Oeneral Motora . IS
Int. T. 6c T 814
Montgomery Ward 914
Paramount Pub. . .
Radio ....
7
Southern Pac.
, 24',
, 25
, 2874
. 4
. 13
. 4274
. 125
S. O. of Cat..
S. O. of N. J
Trans. Am.
United Aircraft .
O. 8. Steel
Corpt Trust Sh. .
SUPPLIES STOLEN
GOLF C
It semi even soma bury Urn ar
particular about their clothes, for
when the shop at the Rogue River
Valley Oolf club was entered some
time last night, two pairs of plaid
plus-fours were left untouched, but
six pairs of golf knickers were taken,
along with other articles, it waa re
ported by Jack Hueston, professional
at the club.
The plus-fours had been taken to
the club by Fred J. MoPherson when
he closed his men's store hore, and
were placed on sale at the club shop.
Candy, cigarettes and a dozttn pairs
of golf socks were also taken, Mr.
Huoflt-on said. He estimated the loss
at 4B.
A hole was cut In the door, and the
Yale lock opened from the Inside.
Mr. Hueston said the slite of the hole
Indicated that the theft was com
mitted by Juveniles.
DINNER AT HOTEL IS
POSTPONED By CLUB
Announcement waa made today
that the dinner scheduled lor Wed
nesday evening at the Hotel Medford.
under the sponsorship of the public
relatione committee of the Business
and Profeaslonal Women's club, has
been postponed until later.
Members of the olub se:o they
thought It advisable to postpone the
affair, and notice will be given when
the date is decided upon.
a. ,
Special convocation of Cra
ter Lake chapter No. 83, R
A. M., Tuesday. March 32.
at 7:30 p. m. Work in R.
A. degree. Thla will be
courtesy work for Reamea Chapter
no, 28 of Grants Pass. A large at
tendance Is desired. Visitors Invited.
Refreshment. By order of
B. L. LENOX. H. P.
GEO. ALDEN. Secretsry.
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is uuvxiux Ljmuc
FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS
Plenty of time for i long
These tickets are strictly
First Class, good on ALL
trains, coaches or Pullmans,
nln. KnU rh,r..
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A FEW SAMPLE
Portland ..r !
Eugene
San Francisco .
Los Angelei
Similar low fares beltreen all
Southernfrlaciic
J 0. Carlo
Phone 34
1IEDF0ED MAIL
LIABILITY FOR
TO
BE
(Continued irom rage One.)
of my - deposit and au
thorize the reduction by said
amount.
"This waiver Is made In con
sideration of similar waiver of
other depositors and to be ef
fective only when such waivers
have been obtained In an amount
sufficient to make possible aald
assumption of aald deposit lia
bility." liepoMtors Sign Waiver.
Deposltora of the Jackaon County
nonk MivKir.iltd to tr.a appeals.
starting Sunday afternoon. They
were advised by leiepnone zo como
to the bank, and all afternoon there
waa a large crowd waiting to aign.
Offlclala of the Jackson County
n.b mnrmmmaA rteen annrectatlon
of the helpful loyalty manifested by
their client.
Jackson county funds on deposit
in thm .ia.knn rmintv Bank totaled
872.980, protected by 880.000 in prime
securities, accormng io bounty us
urer A. C. Walker.
l.lttle Excitement.
The action of the Jackson County
Bank caused but a minimum of ex
citement among the depositors and
business'' today at the three other
i i.- ha fttv wna normal thla
morning when the banks opened.
There was a large crowa oi rai
outslde of the bank, but no unusual
activity within.
Speedy adjustment or tne auc
tion la universally declared to do
. hi,tinu id io the cltv and vallei,
and makes funds available at an
early date, Instead or the long per.
for formal recelversnip ana uijuiu.-
tlon. The banking life of the city.
It la believed, will Be atrengmen
and the community ultimately bene
fitted There waa keen lntereat In
the negotiations throughout the
county, and the eolutlon presented
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
... n 1 1 l- a few everirreen tree!
Arizona cypress, Italian cypresa bud
shade trees, aw Beany ot.
FOR RENT Furnished small apt!
and garage. 604 W. 10th St.
FOR RENT Large front room: hot
and cold water and ahower. 20 8
Fir.
WANTED To rent nicely furnished 8
or 6-room home; u.-epm aim
tn hlcli achool Re-
.nnnihi nartv. References. Box
1000, Tribune.
SMALL modern furnished apt. bunga
low, suitable lor couple, lei.
pl.EASANT ROOM and board at 716
E. Main. Phone na.
FOR SALE One used davenport and
library table, pnone oii-j-e.
rvrrir-v Inut.ln rorner: house car-
rvlnir 82000 insurance. Will trade
for Copco atock. Box 3023. Tribune
FOTt"sALE Attractive homes, bulld
, i k.....i.w a with ennA
achools and family trade. Call 720
west eecona oi.
FOR RENT Small furnished house:
llchta and water paid; 612 per mo
819 N. Fir.
WANTED To borrow 6100: good se
curity: will make weekly paymenia
Address S. K., Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Oraln hay. ohenp: wagon
and harness. Harry O. Chase, Beau
Lone, Central Point.
FOR RENT Furnished duplex.
201.11.
Tel
WANTF.D Bv middle-seed woman
confinement casea. Will help with
the housework If needed. Very rea
sonable rtir-. Box 3063. Tribune.
WANTED Fresh cow for cash.
Box 258. Central Point. Ore.
R. 1
FOR SALE Feeder pigs. 3. Box 81
Anderson Creek road. Talent.
MODERN ROOM Adjoining bath.
Board if desired. Phone 1417-X.
FOR RENT Beautiful Mrnlshed
home. 840 E. 8th. K ya at 137 Tripp.
FOR RENT S-rm. partly furnished
house, east aide; 817. SO. Keys at
137 Tripp.
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ROUNDTRIPS:
7.15
..$ 4.4S
. . $ 9.10
,.,.,... .$18.25
stations on our Vacific lines.
TRIBUNE. MEDFOKJJ,
and adopted fostered new confidence.
Officers, directors and employees
of tl.s Jackson County Bank and
First National Bank worked all Bun-
day afternoon and night, and all
day today, perfecting the new ar
rangement.
ELKS STUDY FOR
Tl
PsrtLrianshlp h&s flared to the fore
again, and during tho past few daya
numeroua wagers have been made In
connection with the Court Hall-Oua
Newbury pelllnft match, scheduled
for Thursday evening at the Elks
temple.
fipelllng books which have been In
storage since the last match staged
between the teams, are being dusted
off. Some members said today they
would refuse to study a great deal,
for they mJght be chosen on the te&m
which they were wagering against.
sides will be chosen Thursday eve
ning, and side bets being made In
clude a few that the two captains
will be among the first 25 to sit
down.
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At the student body assembly held
at the senior high school this after
noon, Wilton White presented Arthur
Iverson, student body president, with
the plaque representing fourth place
won in the state basketball tourna
ment. Brief talks wore given by each
member, following his Introduction
by Coach Darwin K. BurRher, Maurice
"Red" Soheel. named all state guard
spoke, followed by Alton Llndley.
Robert Dietrich, Lloyd Ham mack.
Tommy White, George Harrington,
Bill Knlps.-and Wilton White.
Harold GeBauer also gave a short
talk on the assembly program.
6MTJDOE OILAny kind you want.
Low rates and quick servica. Phone
833 now. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY,
220 North Riverside.
"The smoke is smooth. It's mM. Noharsh- tdl &3$&t fSs.
ness."ThefirstpuiTofaCnESTERFIELD ffiPg ' t
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Better tobaccosthat's the reason,
mellow tobaccos Turkish anrl Domestic. fam'3f"'
Not just blended, but cross-blended ,f ' r , ..................ui...iuuajaMM
that is, one kind of leaf blended with an- " , x tf v,
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other kind not merely mixed with it rsi t V' ' ' "
And just enough Turkish tobacco to give ffV VUV'I
the right aroma-,o make the taste better. If J . '9 fS " V-
The paper is the purest that can be v j! J
made. It burns without taste or odor. ' l I
Every care is taken for just one pur- 1 J ft " & fj '
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They're clicking with Millions 7 ly jl ! -
ay i g r-w-n w lax
THEY'RE MIIDER
THEY'RE PURE
THEY TASTE BETTBR-
OREGON", MONDAY,
GET FINES FOR
Thre men, while returning home
from Saturday night dance and who
fell Into the clutches of the state
police, learned In Judge Taylor's
court today that late night car driv
ing and liquor I a costly mixture.
Another driver with liquor wa alao
punished.
Robert Force, said to be a Central
Point man, and who work In an
orchard ct Eagle Point, waa fined
850 and 64.50 cost on his plea of
guilty to possession of liquor while
driving through the valley yesterday.
Two quart of wine were found In
the car which h aaya were for hie
own uae. He claimed that a Cen
tral Point man named "Jerry" gave
him the wine.
Inasmuch a Force wa "broke."
and hla parents were dependent on
hi support, he waa given until April
10 to pay.
Like flnen were Imposed on Charle
W. Frank end Melville O. Wright,
local young men, who while returning
at high speed on the Jacksonville
highway from the Jacksonville dance
at 1 a. m., Sunday, when hailed by
Stat Policeman OBrlen, gave the
latter quite a chae, but were finally
caught In the atreets of Medford.
During their wild ride tley nearly
crashed into several cars. Three
fourths of a gallon of moonshine waa
found In the car.
Wright, who drove the car, wa
charged with liquor transportation,
and Franka charged with liquor pos
session. They aald that Franka had
only taken but one drink of the
liquor and pronounced It so bad
that Wright did not touch It. and
they hid planned to throw It away.
Both were without money and were
given until April to pay.
A. M. Henabaw. In addition to
having hla driving license suspended
for 30 daya on his guilty plea to
reckleaa driving on the Crater Lake
highway at 1 a.m. Sunday while re
turning from the dance- at Rogue
LIQUOR
Jj-ifl'l-Jr B'SM.tHianaiiiviuIoaaccoCQ,
MARCH 21, 1932.
Elk wa fined 50 and cost. The
state police charge that he speeded
around curve on the wrong aide of
the road and while being pursued
after he wa hailed threw out a
k. and that part bottle of
moonshine waa found In hi car.
Development of the radio, and
contributions to it Improvement,
made by various inventors, was the
subject of a talk given at the Kl
wanls club luncheon this noon at
the Hotel Medford by Floyd Rush.
Several Interesting facta on televis
ion were also given by Mr. Rush.
A brief review of the basketball
tournament at Salem waa given by
John Mann. Olen Fabrick's guest.
J. Tiffany of Pocatello, Idaho, was
Introduced at the luncheon.
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51 FEET
Figures given out today ahow that
during the past week the precipita
tion at Crater Lake National park
amounts to 6.7 Inches, and that so
far this month, 8 feet and 11 Inches
of snow have fallen at the park,
while the total snowfall for the sea
eon to date la 61 feet and 9 Inches.
The present snow depths at the
park are a follows: 16 feet at the
rim. 12 feet. 4 Inchea at government
camp. 11 feet. 1 Inch at Anna Spring
camp, and 6 feet, 41 Inchea at the
south entrance.
David Canfleld. chief ranger of
the park, left here thla morning
for Fort Klamath with some extra
j part for the big rotary enow plow
of the park.
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Regular communication of
Reamea chapter. O. E. 8..
Wednesday evening, March
23, 8 p. m. Cards and re
freshments. Visiting mem
ber cordially invited.
HATTIE M. ALDEN. Secy
RUSH ADDRESS
KIWANIANS TODAY
EXTEND HOLIDAY
IRRIGATION DEBT
WASHINGTON. March 21. VP)
The house today paised an amended
bill to extend a moratorium on con
struction charge to water users on
federal reclamation project.
The measure postpone all con
struction charge due In 1S31 and
.i fnr isr,2. untl Hhe end
of the contract period. It would also
extend for a year tne rime
ginning construction of the Uncom
pahgre, Colorado, reclamarl.-n proj
ect. n ... Bmifh rR.. Idaho!
estimated the 18-months moratorium
would defer payments of 3 ,000.000
to the reclamation runa.
Mr. 3. T. West of Jacksonville
..nHa-nwnt. a malor Deration at the
Community hospital this morning
whore she Is reported as maxing a
good recovery this afternoon.
Mrs. James Fay Cole of Rogue
River also underwent an operation
today and Is reported doing nicely.
Plan Jacksonville
Junior Baseball
H. Farley and C. B. Dunnlngton
attended American Legion meeting
at. Merif.irH Mondav where they an
nounced plans to organize a Junior
Legion baseDau team again mis year
In Jacksonville.
STAINLESS
original form, too, if you prefci
, for
10 COLDS
19Z
OVER W MILLION JARS USED YEARLY
WITH
UMtf. . MILLIONS
lesteiiield
11500 ASKED BY
SANDER IN FRUIT
SETTLEMENT SUiT
The civil suit of Fred O. Sander,
orcahrdlst. against the Sunereet. Or
chards. Inc., operated by L. A. Banks,
local newspaper publisher, openet
this morning In circuit court.
Sander Is asking for 1500 for fruit
he claims was delivered the defend
snt. The question Involved is oas
of the amount of freight delivered
of the amount of fruit delivered M
the amount of cull fruit Included.
Sander is represented by Attorneys
Porter J. Neff and Frank DeSouia
and the Suncrest Orchards by New.
burv and Newbury.
When the Jury wa called for hs
case. Mrs. Max GeBauer, a member,
whose name was mentioned In affi
davit submitted last week by at
torneys for Earl H. Fehl In a mo4
tlon filed for new trial, charging
Irregularities and prejudice of the
Jury In the libel suit, won by Game
Warden Parr, asked to be excused
from serving. Her request was grant
ed with the consent of attorneys and
E. B. Carter called to take her place.
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