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AIEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUXE, JIEDFOKD. OttEGOX. THURSDAY, MARCII 24, 1932.
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PORTLAND, (ore, March 34. (AP)
Sale of undergrade eggs In Portland
as fresh stock u proving a very seri
ous factor In maintaining already low
record price. These so-called under
grade eggs, being sold as extras, to
consumers.are being purchased below
the established prices for top grade.
The selling of so-called undergrade
eggs as well as the peddling by pro
ducers direct to retailers, Is respon
sible for much of the local 'disaster,
according to E. J. Dixon, general
manager of the local coops.
There was no change In the general
butter market trade for the day on
the open market for either cubes or
prints. Practically all offerings are
being, absorbed at full prices.
Northern Interests continue to hurt
sales of chickens In the local trade
as a result of forcing considerable
light and medium weight hens
en the market here. Springs and
heavy hens are In good call.
Demand for dressed hen turkeys
continues to exceed current cuppiy
here, but prices appear about as high
as buyers care to follow. Toms are
scarce but quality In general Is noth
ing to brag about.
First Texas potatoes of the season
were due to arrive in Portland late
In the day. T,hey are of the Tri
umph variety and will be priced 8c
pound packed In 50s.
NEW YORK, March 24 (AP)
The first advance In crude oil prices
of the Mld-contlnent field since No
vember 3 caused a surge of buying
of oil companies' securities In the
stock market today.
The Continental Co. announced
that on April 1 It would mark up Its
TOO LATtPrO CLASSIFY
POUND Purae. Owner may have
same By Identifying and paying for
ad. See Geo. Barton at Ivy St.
Market.
ONE of the oldest and largest firm
of its kind in the United States Is
expanding their business and In the
program of same there comes to
one man or woman in this district
the opportunity to achieve finan
cial Independence. We have finan
cial rating of over 300.000, with 45
years experience behind u.. If you
are In good health and honest and
can invest $600 and up in equip
ment necessary to handle the terri
tory, we will consider your appli
cation. Your Income is assured and
investment fully protected by profit
guarantee bond. We establish the
business and guarantee the profits.
No selling to do. Write Bc-x 3055.
care Tribune, for personal inter
view. TOR RENT Furnished duplex. Morn
ings Tel. 201-H, afternoons call 107
Mistletoe.
FORCED SALE 22 acres In crop: fine
soil, modern home, barn, chicken
house, hog house, cows, teem, chick
ens. Incubator, full set machinery,
fine family orchard. Step into an
Income. Make offer.
ALSO, 5 -room modern cottage; fire
place, hardwood floors, etc , west
side: rented for f30 per month;
mtg. 1350. Price 2200. Will take
J. C. B. h. stock or Conco stock.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
125 E. 6th St. Phone 1496.
TOR SALE HOME BUYERS! AGAIN
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS AT YOUR
DOOR. BUNGALOW WORTH 3000
TODAY, BUT TO BE SACRIFICED
READ 5 -room modern bungalow,
hardwood floors, fireplace, base
ment, garsse. paved, all city liens
paia in run, eant side, priced this
week 1700. only 1700 cash, bal
ance 929.92 per month.
CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC.
Phone 728. 18 N. Front.
FOR SALE Small Jonathan, New
town and Delicious apples, 25c
Cider apples, two boxes 25c, Joe
Kantor, Route 4, Box 337, Medford.
FOR SALE! Good work horse, 125,
harness included. Joe Kantor, Rt.
4. Box 237, Medford.
LOST Between Medford and Ash
land, carton addressed to Shrine
Temple at Ashland. Re war J Please
notify Tribune.
WANTED Young stock to pasture.
Phone 634-L.
BARGAIN Furnished 5-room mod
em bunealow; fireplace, Tine shade,
east front. 5 blocks from business
center on pavement, all Mse-wments
paid: 2100, 1250 down. Inquire
128 Cottage.
FOR RENT Small furnished house,
close in. Call 828-W.
FOR TRADE Income properry. close
in on highway, for Copco stock
Box 3048, Tribune.
FOR SALE Mt. Diablo waterproof
cement. Woods Lumber Co.
FOR SALE '29 Ford truck, good con
dition, good rubber, stake body 7'x
9. Barcaln for cash. Also one 3i
Black St Decker electric drill and
Hutto hone with 38 stones. See J
L. Cross, i mile went of Willow
Springs Service Station, Central
Point.
FOR SALE
1930 Nash Coupe - t575
1028 Oldsmobile Coach 325
1026 Chrvaier 70 Roadster.... M 185
1930 Bulck RoacUter 725
1931 Bulck 8 Sedan.. 895
1925 Nash Touring, glass en
closure 85
Open evenings and Siindvi. Terms
WAI.TFR W. ABBEY. INC
NASH SALES AND SERVICE
12S S. Riverside. Phone 303.
CORN PRODUCTS
Are Lower.
We have made a good buy on a car
of corn and w;h to pass ihe sav
ins on to our cuntomera.
Shelled corn, per 100 tl 40
Cracked or ground corn.. 1 50
Chick corn trrita I 80
Ail mixed feeds containing corn
i:e much loner In price n.rw
MORTON MILLING COMPANY.
Jackson St.. oa JUUrwo.
prices IS cents a barrel. Other lead
ing oil companies are expected to
announce similar action before April
1st.
Orders for stocks of leading oil
companies came Into the market In
blocks of 1000 to 7000 shares at a
time. Prices quickly Jumped from
about 50 cents to t. 50 share for
stocks of the Standard Oil Compa
nies of New Jersey and California and
for tho Independent producers like
Texas Co., Sinclair. Continental and
Royal Dutch.
Markety
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. March 24. (AP)
Cattle, 135; -calves, 25; cows. 35c
higher. Cows good, (4.755.35; com
mon and medium, $3.60(34.75; iow
cutter and cutter, $1.50(33.50.
Hogs 1050, Including 98 direct and
94 through; killer stuff 10c lower.
Light light, 140 to '160 lbu., good and
choice, $5 5.65; ltgt weights, 160 to
180 lbs., good and choice, $5.50
5.65; 180 to 200 lbs., good and choice,
$5.505.65; medium weight, 200 to
220 lbs., good and choice, $5 6.65;
220 to 250 lbs., good and choice, $4.75
5.50.
Sheep and lambs, 200; medium and
low grade lambs lower. Spring lambs
common, $7.50 8.50.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., March 24. (AP)
Wheat futures:
Open High
May .53 .53'4
July .53 .54 Vt
Sept 13 .5414
Low
.53
.53 1;
Close
.63
.54',
.54!'.
.62
.52
.62
. 80
- 50
.50
Cash wheat:
Big Bend bluestem
Soft white
Western white
Hard winter
Northern spring
Western red
Oats No. 2 white, 22.50.
flour 16, corn 3. hay 1.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. March 24. (AP)
Butter, butterfat, eggs, live poultry,
country meats, mohair, nuts, cas
cara bark, hops, onions, potatoes,
new and seed potatoes, wool and
hay quotations unchanged.
San Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Maroh 24.
(AP) Butterfat f. o. b. San Fran
cisco, 24c.
Wall St. Report
Stock sale averages.
(Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistics
Co.)
March 24:
50 20 30 90
Ind'ls RR's Ut's Total
Today .. 60.0
Prev. day .... 60.8
Week ago 63.3
Year ago ....137.1
30.3
30.7
99.6
100.2
62.4
63.1
32.6 104.1 65.8
96.5 200.8 143.0
Bond sale averages.
(Copyright, 1932. Standard Statistics
Co.)
30 20 20 60
Indl's RR's Ut's Total
67.9 73.4 83.6 75.0
68.7 73.5 83.6 75.3
i 69.6 74.5 84.8 76.3
88.5 102.2 101.0 97.3
Today
Prev. day
Week ago
Year ago ...
NEW YORK, March 24. (AP) A
barely perceptible downward drift
developed In today's stock market
which was marked primarily by pre
hoilday apathy. A few Issues lost
point, but most declines were frac
tional. The closing tone was easy.
Turnover was under a million shares.
Issues losing a point or more were
American Telephone, National Biscuit,
Proctor ib Gamble, and Peoples Oaa.
Today's closing prices for 16 se
lected stocks follow:
American Can 64
American T. & T. "Vfc
Anaconda .. 8
Curtis Wright iy.
General Motors r 16
Int. T. & T. 734
Introducing ....
FREE
A dainty pair of Shoe Trees
and a Hat Stand with
Each Easter Hat!
FASTER SPECIAL
Smart spring styles featuring new straws
and flower trimming.
98c to $5.95
HaU re modeled and made
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United Aircraft .
13 U
U. 8. Steel .
. 4n;
... 3.20
Corp't Trust Shs.
Willys-Overland
Agency Will Be
Established Here
T. A. Pigot. factory representative
for the Willys-Overland Pacific com
pany, with headquarters In Los An
geles, Cal.. Is In Medford for the pur
pose of placing the agency for Willys-Overland
cars with a local auto
mobile firm.
The four complete lines of cars
manufactured by tjhla company and
now ready for spring and summer
sales Include Willys-Overland six and
eight, 95 Knight and 66 Knight, ac
cording to Mr. Plgott.
A Willys-Overland six roadster,
traveling the greatest distance at the
fastest speed of any previous trans
continental automobile run, recently
broke the record from New York to
Los Angeles and return by seven
hours.
Driven by R. H. McKenzie and Joe
Harberth, this car covered the dis
tance of 6770 miles in the record
breaking time of 135 hours and 22
minutes, and set an amazing aver
age speed of almost 51 miles per
hour.
ROGERS SELECTED FOR
City Building Inspector Frank
Rogers has received a notice from
David H. Merrill, managing secretary-treasurer
of the Pacific Coast
Building officers' conference, stating
that he had been appointed on the
executive committee of the organiza
tion. The announcement of the appoint
ment was given out by C. D. Walles.
Jr., of Long Beach, Calif., according
to the letter. In this position, Mr.
Rogers will receive letters dealing
with the business of the association,
which Includes as Its members, the
outstanding architects and engineers
of the country.
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ILL IN LOS ANGELES
Thos. J. Fuson of this city received
word today that his brother, Clif
ford H. Fuson, formerly of Ashland
Is critically ill In Los Angeles from
complications arising from an attack
of pneumonia, followed by acute ap
pendltls. Mr. Fuson, his sister In
Portland, and their mother, Mrs.
Mary Wood of Ashland, plan to leave
for the south tonight.
Guild Will Hold
Cooked Food Sale
Thee will be no meeting of the
St. Mark's guild tomorrow, according
to announcement today. The mem
bers will meet Saturday morning at
the Plggly Wlggly store, where they
will sponsor a cooked foods sale.
Special communication of
Medford lodge No. 103, A
F. & A. M., Friday March
35th, at 7:30 p. m. Work
in F. C. degree. Visitors
invited. By order of
L. C. STEWART. W. M
Plan to attend the luncheon and
card party at the Catho.ic Parish
hall, Monday at 1 o'clock. AM Set 35c.
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Yeomen Leap Year dance, K of P,
hall, Thursday night. Music by the
Merrymakers. Admission 25c each
Orystalglow Kodak gloss supreme
me Peasleys. opp Holly the tee.
Picture frames made to order The
Peasleys opp Holly theater.
Montgomery Ward .
Paramount Pub.
Radio
Southern Fac. .
8 O. of Cal.
8 O. of N. J.
Trans Am.
"ADEL LEE"
Millinery
In The
M. M. Store
to order at the Adel tee.
YOUTH IS SLAIN
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SAN FRANClfaCO. Marc 24. (P)
A 20-year-old girl, terrified almost
to the point of collapse, this morn
ing sobbed out a story of how her
21-year-old companion. Paul Herman:
Hanson, was shot and killed by two;
men on a lonely road near here last
night. j
The girl, Miss Alice Olson, a ste
nographer, told police the youth was
killed as he resisted efforts of the
two men to assault her.
As Hanson fell before the fire from
the men's guns, she said she fled
amid a hail of bullets and managed ,
to elude pursuit by hiding in a field, j
She crept to a highway and stopped
a passing motorist.
The, youth's body was found by
police, near the automobile in which
Miss Olson said they had driven to
the spot. They had been keeping
company for the past 18 months, she
said. I
The girl told police they were sit
ting in the parked automobile when
two men. one armed with a rifle and i
the other with a pistol, suddenly i
appeared beside the car. !
She and Hanson were ordered to!
put up their hands, the girl said, and
then the youth was pulled from the
machine and ordered to stand aside.
While one of the men covered her
companion with a gun, she contin
ued, the other pulled her from the
automobile and attempted to assault
her.
She declared Hanson sprang for
ward as she screamed and started to
fight. The man armed with the rifle
fired and the youth fe'l. Police found
the bullet had entered his snoulder
and plowed downward through his
left lung.
An intensive hunt was being con
ducted this morning for the two men.
St. Mark's food aale, Saturday
morning at Piggly Wlggly.
Hotel Holland Barber Shop. J. M.
Dunn, 31 N. Fir St.
Ray Hoople's Barber Shop now
open. Next to City Hall.
Broken windows iazed by Trow
orldge Cabinet Works
Phone 643 We'll oaul away youi
reftiM City Santf.arv Servios.
Portraits of distinction
leys, opp Holly theater.
You
probably
don't own a
Bed
Warmer
Bed warmers have long since
gone the way of nightcaps
and feather beds. We don't
need them nowadays for
we live in warm houses, work
in steam-heated offices, ride
in closed cars. Winter just
j isn t what it used to be.
And we don't need all the
heavy old-fashioned foods
! people used to think neces
sary. That's why a bowl of
crisp Kellogg's Corn Flakes
is so refreshing these
mornings and so good for
everybody.
No cooking, no trouble. De
licious with hot or cold milk.
Splendid for ' the children's
evening meal. Kcllogg's are
rich in energy easy to di
gest. Why not order a red-
and-green package today?
Quality guaranteed.
CORN
Jenkins Comment
(Continued from Page One)
ment of Industry and business the
time will come when there will be
no new Jobs for those of us who
must have new Jobs if we are to
make progress for ourselves.
It la this writer's belief that the
man who wants to get rich too
quickly and too easily, WITHOU'i
WORK, ought to be soaked pretty
hard, but if we destroy the courage
and the Initiative of the big man
with good brains, we shall kill the
goose that lays golden eggs for all
of us.
Real Estate or Insurance Leave It
to Jones. Phone 7M.
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FANCY PEACHES
Del Monte or LHthy's Nationally known,
quality foods.
Large cans
GRAPEFRUIT
i Dainty bits. Florid trfe rlpcnM park.
aKxrellcnt quality.
No. 2 can .'.
AIRWAY COFFEE
Honest to goodness coffee
flavor and value. Try It and
be con v inted.
Lb. 23c; 3 lbs
SAFEWAY COFFEE
Skillfully blended, mellow fla
vored coffee the best.
Lb. 31c; 3 lbs
SUGAR
Pure rune, fine granulated.
In cloth bag.
10 lbs
CANNED
Salad Peas
Green Giants new and different.
8-oz. can
Oysters
Gulf Klst, Fancy Southern
Pack.
2 cans .....
Crab Meat
fllesha, Fancy Quality
Y2 size can
Fancy Corn
Blue nnd Gold Fancy Shoe
Peg, Whole Kernel.
No. 2 can
Brooms
Domestic five new.
Heavy construction
Each
Crackers
V flnowflnkes or Grahams,
Fresh
2-lb. box
Fresh Eggs
Frei Extras,
Large In size
Dozen
Listen
Gtszed baked hsm If car to prepare
end delicious to eat, no matter whether
It ll to serve two or twenty.
Ham Glazed With Syrup
Prepare smoked ham in usual wsy, by
boiling in water till tender. Skin, place in
baking pan, stick whole cloves in top.
Place In moderate oven (350F. until
heated thoroughly. During last half hour
of cooking, pour on enough syrup to coat
ham, odd water In bottom of pan to pre
vent caramellting end continue baking,
baiting occasionally. Small canned hams
or slices of ham may alio be glazed in
this way.
SAFEWAY HOMEMAKERS' BUREAU
most cordially Invites you to write for sny
Information you desire, be It a) recipe, t
budget, a parry planned. Simply enclose
large self addressed stamped envelope
with your request to Julia Lee Wright
Safeway Homemakers' Bureau, Care of
Safeway Stores, Inc., P.O. Bo 774, Oak
land, California.
Come Help Yourself To Real Savings
PUBLISHER IS DEAD
McMINNVILLE, Ore., March 24.
(AP) Funeral services were held
today for D. I. Asbury, 70, former
newspaper publisher of Canyon City
and McMinnvllle, who died at his
home here Monday nlsht.
Asbury came to Oregon in 1881.
He learned the printing trade at Un
ion and in 1884 bought the Canyon
City News, which he published un
til 1890. He then purchased the Yam
hlll County Reporter. In late yeara
he had operated a Job printing plant
here.
Daily's Taxi, Phone 15. City trips
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Fancy
65
89c
49c
Green tender
Max
FOODS
LB.
82C
15c
29c
15c
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I li llllll ilMMIISIIWISMI.S
Pancrust
The Finest Shortening, used In
all Safeway Cooking Schools
3-lb. can
H. O. Oats
Quick Cook In j or Regular
Package
Palmolive
Or Wanda Beauty Toilet Soipt
Bar
55c
25c
11c
In KMED, HomemakeiV Broadcast, Every Friday Morning at
Quality Meats for Easter-
HAMS
Swifts Premium
ovenized. Half
or whole
BACON
Kaatern
ftuear cured.
Br the piece
lb.
SALT BACON PORK ROAST
:i: lb . 1 Sc vo lb 1 V
HENS PICNICS
ktcl each 5 gc h-sss- lb . fl y2c
FIERCE DEBATE
MARKS CLIMAX
IN REVENUE AC!
(Continued trom Page One)
boosting Income and surtax rates,
estates and disallowing credits to
Americans for taxes paid to foreign
governments. They sent the surtax
to the war time rates with a 65 per
cent maximum and raised the maxi
mum normal income tax rate to 7
per cent.
The estate taxes were raised to a
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Eaater time is here! Our appetites are longing for
the new foods Mother Nature provides. One can
almost taste them now. Eggs fresh, sweet, mild
flavored. Hams, tender and tasty. Fresh green
peas and new potatoes oh so good creamed to
gether. These, and dozens of other treats await
you at our stores. Values, too, greater than they
have ever been.
Savings Friday, Saturday
and Monday
CANDY BARS
Rock wood's Chocolate Nut Bar, Some
Confection
I'a-lb. bar
TOMATOES
Solid park, the buy of the ytar.
Not. the low price. 1-arge !4 cans
2 cans
Our Easter Display
Fruits and Vegetables
Asparagus Lettuce
spears
Solid crisp head
2 lbs. 25c Each . . 5c
Large Artichokes, 6 for
PEANUT BUTTER
- l - Mum Is Extra Quality and Fresh Oround
MARSHMALLOW3
Fluffiest yet, the new tender, dellcloui Marshmallow.
Cellnfane bag.
LB
CAKE FLOUR
Gold Medal, made famous by Betty Crocker.
Large pkg -
STRING BEANS
Hlnklyou Brand, Green Cut, Strinilem, Tender
NO. 2 CAN
Prunes
Ijirne Oregon frown Pelltes
4 lbs
49c
28c
5c
tuna,
10 bars
Peets Soap
Granulated for all washing
Small pkg
POT
lb. 2
Choice shoulder
outs
U4y2c
46 per cent maximum on estates In
excess of 110.000.000 and lowered the
exemption from 9100,000 to 150.000.
DANCE until 2:00 Saturday night.
March 26. at Gold Hill Pavilion. Ike
Porter's band.
New Wonderful
Face Power j
Prevents Large Pores 1
Stays on Longer
Pot a youthful complexion, use new
wonderful MELLO-GLO Face Powder.
Hides tiny lines, wrinkles and pores.
New French process makes It spread
more smoothly and stay on longer.
No more shiny nosea. Purest face
powder known. Prevents large pores.
Ask today for new, wonderful face
powder, MELLO-GLO, that suits every
complexion. Jarmln 6i WoxU Drug
Store.
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10
25
Oranges
Large Navels. Sweet, full
of Juice
Doz. . 24c
25c
12c
21c
19c
10c
15 c
Soap
the new Laundry s4
sonp value "J J n
tfaUW
7c
10:46
ROAST
ib.nuc
JjAtlleV rendered
lbs. $HC
Main at Holly