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PXGE FOUR MEDFORD MUL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1932. 1 1 I I i I J i S t ! i . t K ; ; ( r ; 5 5 1 SHOWN IN REGION PORTLAND, May 27 (AP) Qreat . If increased make of butter Is shown in th terrltor tnpuiary to Port land and Increasing supplies ar reaching the local market. Local churning Is also Inclined to show a very liberal increase despite prev ious Ideas that the flush had been reached. There was no further change In the price of butter for the day al though it was apparent that the lat est advance in the market was a trifle out of line with supply and demand, Butterfat values are considered steady. There continues a lack of general price change in the market for eggs here with receipts still of very lib eral volume. Underselling by unat tached producers la the chief bear ish Influence w.hlch keeps Portland prices below other coast points. Demand for live chickens Is being taken care of by rather fair volume of late offerings here. All sorts are In liberal supply and especially the colored stock which Is moving more slowly. Strawberry prices are generally be ing held here with the absence of Callfornlan. Local receipts are In creasing but not In volume to take care of the demand without the southern product. Most sales of top quality, $3.36 crate. G. Strawberry shipments from the Or ants Pass section of the valley have totaled about 4,000 crates this season, with dally shipment averag ing 060 crates, according to an ar ticle appearing in the Grants Pass Pally Courier. This announcement was made by H. D. Rodenberry, rep resentative of the Tri-way company, Safeway concern. The shipments have been made in express lot to northern markets, one being shipped In carloads. Prices at the first of the season, paid to growers, were 91.15 two weeks ago, and yesterday were 70 cents per 16 box crate, Mr. Rodenberry stated. Schoolgirl Actress B 1 i .-.,x. Ami ' ft . c: v-.imr, , e, " v AuocUttd Pttu Photo Patricia Ellis of ' Now York, who's only 17, took her school books with her when she went to Hollywood to enter the movies. Market? Livestock. PORTLAND, May 27. (AP) Cat tit. 86; calves, 10; extremely slow. Hogs 600, Including 107 direct and S00 through; steady. 7 Bheep and lambs about 600; weak. Portland Produce PORTLAND, My 37. (AP) New potatoes California . Garnets,. itg o lb,; whites, S2.40i33.69 cental. Wool, 1033 clip nominal; .Willam ette valley, 0o lb,; eastern Oregon lj8t4o lb. Butter, butterfat, eggs, live poul try, country meats, onions, potatoes seed potatoes,' snd hay quotations unchanged. Wall St. Report 10,852 CITIZENS EXERCISE RIGHT In ths prlmsry election last Fri day 10,852 voters went to ths polls, out of a total registration of 17,315. This was a fraction more then 81 per cent of the vote the .highest on record for a primary election In this county. Out of a total registration in the 13 wards of this city of ,32S, 3,794 went to the polls. Ths vote In this city by precinct was; North Main South Main North Central South Central North Riverside Oakrtftle .. Newtcwn Northeast Southeast East Southwest West Northwest No. Reg. Voted 445 374 850 193 347 133 418 222 840 400 438 278 687 858 855 420 807 843 188 IIS 825 880 430 377 824 497 The vote In A&hland by precinct was: Boulevard 463 363 East Central 262 174 West Central 301 198 On It 313 178 North 343 147 East 816 166 Southeast . 420 336 Northwest 837 319 West 93 63 The remaining precincts of the county voted as follows: No. Reg. Antloch Applegate Barron Bellvlew , Butte Falls Central Point, North . Central Point, South , Climax . Derby , Deter STOCK HAIR AVERAGES (Copyright, 1032. Standard Statistics Company) May 37: 60 30 30 SO Ind'ls RR's Ut's Total Today 88.3X 14.3X 60. lx 38.31 Prev. day.... 40.8 18.1 83.8 40.6 Week ago.... 43.8 17.1 69.3 43.5 Year ago. 100.8 73.1 181.0 106.3 X New 1932 low. BOND BALE AVERAGES (Copyright, 1932, standard Statistics Company) May 27: . 20 30 30 60 Ind'ls RR's Ws Total Today 55.3 40.11X 73.01 09.1 J Prev. day. 65.3 49.8 73.4 69.5 Week ago.. 96.4 62.3 74.2 60.9 Year ago.... 63.S S8.2 100.3 94.1 NEW YORK, May 37. (AP) Gen eral Electrics dividend out was an other blow to an already tottorlng stock market today. The list weak ened emphatically lets and closed with losses of 1 to 6 points. Turn over was about a million shares. Todny's closing prices for 16 sel ected stocks follow: American Can . ........ 3514 American T. de T. ..S3 Portland Wheat May . July .. Sept. PORTLAND, May 37. (AP) Wheat futures: Open High Low Close .61 .61 .60 .60 ; . .57 .97 .97 V4 .9714 .98 .66 .65 .65 Dec .59 ,5S .89 .99 Cash wheat: Big Bend blueatem .71 Soft white ...... .01 Western white .60 Hard winter , . .99 Northern spring r , .99 Western red .......... .58 Oats: No. 3 white taa.oo Today's car receipts: Wheat 80; flour 8; corn 1; oats a. Anaconda . Curtis Wright General Motors Int. T. T. Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub. Radio Southern Pac. 3. O. of Cal S. O. of N. J. . Trans Am. - United Aircraft .. U 8. Steel Corp't Trust Bhs. , 4 H H . an . ' a ..18 ..33 - H - 1A -36 - 1.90 Ran Franclsro llutterfat SAN FRANCISCO, May 37. (AP) Butterfat f.o.b. San Francisco 19c. GOLD BEACH Rogue River gar age held opening In its new service station. ILL OPEN JUNE 4TH Cafeteria, store and cabins of Crat er Lake national park, located at the rim, will be opened at noon Satur day, June 4, according to announce ment made by R. w. Price, manager of the Crater Lake lodge and resort. Mr. Price stated that the lodge would not upon until July 1, the official opening date of the park season. TILLAMOOK Lewis Radio Service enlarged their show window. Eagle Point Flounce Rock Foots Creek Jold Hill Griffin Creek . Howard Jacksonville, North Jacksonvllls, South Lake Creek ... Mound .. Orchard Home Perrydale .. Phoenix, East Phoenix, West Plnehurst Rogue River Roxy Ann Sam's Valley Sterling Talent, East Talent, West Trail Union 1 Watklns Willow Springs Wlmer . 130 . 312 . 99 . 254 . 222 . 389 . 342 . 27 . 70 . 95 . 490 . 304 . 113 . 443 . 149 . 367 . 308 . 284 . 132 . 223 . 292 . 873 . 297 . 874 . 83 879 413 198 89 287 320 228 192 1 83 194 182 Voted 64 146 64 153 140 317 216 14 85 36 386 163 84 241 04 318 18V 167 103 190 183 316 174 248 38 300 378 130 81 181 310 180 103 88 61 111 WASHINGTON, May 37. (API- Responsible leaders of the Republi cans and Democrats are canvassing possibility of both parties uniting on Identical prohibition platform declarations. Two conferences have been held. one In New York and another here, but the movement admittedly has not gotten very far. It Is unsatis factory to the militant wets and drys of both parties. VIEW BEAUTIFUL Illustrating again that as sure as Vie hyanctnth emerges, delicate and fragrant each year from ne muddy soils of apring, so will renewed In terest in art and beauty be born of a period of dark and dejection rec ord crowds are flocking to the high school gymnasium today to view the annual show of the Mod ford Garden club, directed by Mrs. A. E. Re a me, president, and her able staff of com mittees. A show In whlah flowers, doubling In entry totals the highest records of past years, convey in their abund ance and exquislteness assurance that though all the world go wrong. Mother Nature will continue right, sending forth in times of stress, blos soms more beautiful than ever be fore. In the list of visitors are flower lovers from all sections of the val ley, many of whom are also exhib itors. The show will remain open until 9:00 o'clock tonight, to give all an opportunity to enjoy the fine plants, grown in southern Oregon soli, and the charming arrangements developed by southern Oregonlans, who ha ye encouraged them from bulbs to blossoms. The universality of Interest here In flowers and their arrangement Is evidenced in the exhibits, which have been entered by folk, ranging from primary standing to the veteran fancier. From all sections the flow ers have been transported and among the loveliest are those entered by the local Japanese colony, participat ing in the show this year for the first time., In the children's department are displays representing field, garden and tea time. A miniature pasture, exhibited by Harlow Carpenter, five, shows' what can be accomplished when a child's imagination Is grant ed freedom for expression. A tea table, entered by bis sister, Julie, la perfect In appointment and ready and waiting for guests of toyland. A May pole idea, carried out by Bar bara Brewer, a sunken garden, cre ated in a rusty frying pan by Phoebe Swem, and all other entries from Medford's future garden lovers are worthy of much praise. The occasional table group includes one of lovely brass, which Invites the smoker to sit down and enter a realm of pipe dreams. A giant red poppy fills the vase and a Dawes pipe, placed In careless manner la accompanied by other smoking ac cessories. Mrs. H. D. McCaakey Is the exhibitor. The economy tables featured this year for the first time are also at tracting much Interest, proving to all hostesses that beauty can be achiev ed without a great expenditure of money. Each one has been decorat ed and set at a price not exceeding $6.00. Appealing more than ever before to the masculine ranks of the val ley the show now in session for Its second day Includes many Interest ing designs for laying out gardens, entered by Louis B. Humphrys, who also designed the beautiful table of non-rusting steel, made by 81m Wade of the S. O. S and entered by the Alfred S. V. Carpenters, which was the subject of much comment from visitors last night. Shadow boxes, displayed by Tom Swem, Orbie Natwick, Jack Wurts and Jane Snedlcor offer Interesting suggestions in art, ranging from the ncuvcau to the Chinese. The wall hangings are among the most attractive entries by the Jap anese folk. In their very artistic arrangement each one expresses the Oriental's ability to create beauty without an abundance of material. E NEW FLAGS TO FLY FOR MEMORIAL DAY Many bright, new American flags are expected to be in evidence here on Memorial Day due to the effort of local American eglon post. During the past few days a committee of legionnaires has been calling on Med ford business firms with a special offer on flags for decorative purposes. Several local firms have purchased additional flags for their places of business and others are replacing their old flags with new ones. Some residence owners are also Installing flags before Memorial day. Anyone wishing one of the legion flags should phone W. J. Olmscheld, adjutant of Medford post at 993 at once. HAWLEY TARIFF BILL LOST IN COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, May 27. P) The Hawley bill for an upward adjust ment In tariff ratea against nations with depreciated money was rejected today by the house wars and means committee by a 16 to 9 vote. ! K f V Golden West Coffee; fZh!zk V Golden West Drip maker; J I MRS Is boiling water : ; Let it "drip", I P V i you'll know 5 Grand Flavor! I . $!jLiJ Your !troc' Golden Wert and the Golden 'aV Wcjt "drip" coffae maker. other methods tOx-V a : '' TjAy j ' ASK THE HOME FOLKS ... . They know . Wherever you go, you find this malt with millions yof friends 111 rfevi VI : Trwi r or Wt- 111 I North or South 1 -T I wherever you go H ' 1 1 A smII 1 rjzzt'; yu'n "nd ,h h u IMllSK rfWlW JLrQ ver uniform high iPlAlTlrXll I quslltyol Blue Ribbon I 1 IMV t " I. hdltthelsvonl I 1 S C'Kk 'fu melt ol the i(lon. Al- Distributed by I E. FEIDEQER, Ashland HOLIDAY SPECIALS at Medf ord's Modern Fruit and Vegetable Market Bunch Vegetables 3 bunches EOc Kentucky Wonder Beans 2 pounds 19 Red Ripe Strawberries boxes 2)c All Jackson county resident who have done any clean-up or beautlflca tlon work 'along the Pacific highway this spring are urged to report their activities to the central committee, C. L. MacDonald, chairman, 134 South Front street, at once. The committee report la now being made up and every Improvement item should be Included In order to make the best possible showing for Jackson county. The state contest closes May 31 and It Is hoped that this county will win one of the cash prizes. Any improvement work started this month although not yet complete may be Included in reports of local residents to the committee If received by Sat urday night, May 28. All reports must be in by that time If they are to he reported by the county committee 5 the state conest directors. BLAZE DESTROYS E APPLEGATE, May 37. (Spl.) The house on the BUI Smith ranch near Ruch was completely -destroyed by fire Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Armprleet and family were residing in the house. Mr. Armprlsat was not at home and everything In the house wss destroyed. The origin of the fire Is not known. The roof was all in flames before Mrs. Arm priest discovered It. The houes wss covered by Insurance but thsre was no Insurance on the furniture. Mr. and Mrs. Armprlest are sow living in the cabin belonging to Bill Fruit" near the Sunnyslde servloe station. VANCOUVER. Wash, May 37 (AP) Continued fall of the Columbia river here has lessened fear of wide spread damage which would have resulted had ths river continued Its upward trend. tllESTS xxxx .( Jread BiscoUtT Jae kind of wheat may be good for one kind of baking, but not for another. There, fore, a flour made from only one kind of wheat may not be what you need today. This "balanced" flour is safer. It's a blend of different kinds of the finest wheat. It workl perfectly for all your baking, all the time. PILLSBURYS DC01-J&: Lifteestfy Food HtLwe LibertyBldg. "The Home of Pure Foods" W.MainSt. Alexander Grocery Inc. Oranges Medium size, sweet and full of juice. Extra special 2 dox. 23c Peas Telephone variety real fancy $ lbs. 1 7c Cantaloupe Large 2-Portion Size 2 for 1 9c Valley Fruit & Produce Co. 10 So. .Central FREE DELIVERY Phone 97 Open Evenings and Sundays Phone 143 TREE DELIVERY E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr. If you want to help Wall Street, that's your privilege. But if you desire to see thia Community built up, and like a store where prices are low and intelligent food service is a specialty, we can please yon. Pint Jar Mayonnaise 29c U pint Jar FREE 1 Qt. Bottle Clorox 19 . 1 Lb. Cream Cheese 19 1 Lb. flood Coffee 19 1 Large pkg. wholewheat pancake flour 19 Battle Creek Health Foods Banquet Tea i2 lb. for 49c 2-lb. pkf. Granulated Sugar FBEfl 2 Cans Tomato Juice 19$ 2 Large Cans Sugar Corn 19$ 1 Large Can Del Monte Peaches....l9$ Two 2 Lb. Bags Fancy Rice ...-19$ Three 10c pkgs. Potato Chips 19$ Manning's Coffee Phone 611 Model Bakery SATURDAY SPECIALS Joe Doblmeier RAISED D0NUTS, doz. 4-15$ BUTTERHORNS and WALNUT ROLLS 6 for 25 JANNIE JAM CAKES, each 20$ A wonderful moist, dark cake. WHOLEWHEAT POUND CAKE..12$ Do you look upon Bread as merely filling tip Stuff? If yon want Food Stuff, get Model Bakery's Homemade, 3 for 20$ Phone 164 Liberty Market E. R. Pech "The Home of Good Meats Govt. Inspected Swift & Co. Steer Beef" SWIFT'S BEST STEER BEEF and PORE Aged meats contain 1-3 more f 0 od value than fresh-killed meats- SATURDAY SPECIALS Lamb Stew, lb 5c Swift's Lean Bacon, lb 1554c Nice Fryers, 3 for $1.00 Colored Hens, lb. . .23c Fancy, milk fed Turkeys, lb 23c STAR MEAT MARKET A REAL SATURDAY SPECIAL All Choice Beef Steaks Sirloin -fl pw T-Bone H aki if Round, lb. JP Beef Pot Roast, lb. ...10c Hamburger, lb 10c We Deliver Beef Short Ribs, lb. ...8c Choice Hens Fryers Phone 273
