MEDFORD MAIL TR1BUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, "FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1932.
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there, picking up votes by dribleU,
. At the aa.'.e time some of the Roose
velt Ut were showing algns of wa-
Tertng under the pounding counter
attack of the bloo of favorite son.
MlMourl Quits Reed
The Missouri delegation, pledged to
Reed, oollapaed and toppled most of
1U votes Into the Roosevelt column.
The candidacy of Gov. Murray of
. Oklahoma lasted but one ballot; but
, when the governor himself released
his delegates, they divided among
other favorite sons, and none of them
went to the New Yorker.
There were definite algni of agita
tion In the Texas and California dele
gations, pledged to Speaker Oarner,
with Roosevelt figuring as the most
likely beneficiary, should a real break
come. The Inside circle of convention
leaders heard much talk of a combln
atlon Involving the vlce-prestdentlal
nomination. Both Oarner and William
O. McAdoo. chairman of the Califor
nia delegation, were mentioned In
convention floor gossip as poaslble
Ttoe presidential nominees with
Roosevelt.
Leaders Reek Loophole
The adjournment was until 8:30
p. m., but even as they filed out of
the coliseum the leaders were carry
ing on into private conferences their
efforts to arrive at some breakdown
which would avert anything like the
long1 deadlock eight years ago in
Madison Square garden.
- Roosevelt's gaina had beerf' steady,
small as they were. On the first bal
lot he bad 660, on the second 067,
and on the third 683. The additions
on the second roll call had come from
Indiana. Missouri, New York. North
Dakota, Ohio and Alaska. On the
second ballot he took 24 from Reed
In Missouri. 1 from fln.tth In New
York, 2 from Whlt in Ohio, and 1
from Smith In Pennsylvania.
His loss was a fraction of a vote in
North parol! n a and a vote In North
Dakota.
Tammany To ffn.lt h
At least some of the Roosevelt early
ballot hopes failed entirely to ma
ter t aline, Tammany, polling In the
oenter of ths convention floor just
as the light of dawn was coming In
through the high windows of the big
staomm, went solidly to Smith, in
Pennsylvania, the Roosevelt total was
below the p re-balloting claims.
The session, which adjourned Just
after nine o clock this morning had
begun at nine last night. It was the
Roosevelt generals who Insisted that
the delegates go on to the test of the
roll calK itself before adjourning. But
after two ballots had failed to de
velop the push-over they had pre
dicted, they tried In vain to adjourn,
Chairman Walsh ruling that the loud
chorus of "nos" sent up by the non-
Roosevelt blocs were decisive.
Delegates Worn Out
' They went out of the stadium a
wry tired, aleepy lot, all of them
They had aat through hours of ora
tory, even before the balloting put
rU added tension on them. They had
inarched and shoutd in a series of
midnight demonstrations which, en
masse, probably set a mark for en
durance.
A weary lot, they gathered In hotel
conference rooms to go on with their
negotiations and an uncertain lot,
for none of the best Informed seem
ed to consider himself capable of
saying with assurance Just what
might be in store the hours Just
fthend for the candidates, the con
vention, and the party.
Jenkins' Comment
(Continued tram Psg On)
re.th out lti clan and tlckl th.
rbb!t' long eara, thu. Cluing It to
Iom lu trid. So. In little while,
on, of the dog. picked It up, and
etarted back with It.
nr"HB raven then flutered down In
front of the dog, and the fool
dog atarted chaalng It. Alter t while
It led the dog over an Irrigation ditch,
flew across, and the dog dropped the
rabbit In order to ewlm th ditch
after th raven.
' "Th raven then awooped back,
picked up the rabbit and flew away
cawing derl.lvely."
pAKE It or leave A. But If anybody
but Bill Hanley had told that
atory, thu writer wouldn't be able
to awallow It.
DILI b the way, la contemplating
a new tourl.t attraction for hla
Tellowiton cut-off highway. He la
going to (tart a ratleanak farm out
between Lakevlew and Burn.
TourUU from the Katt, he aaya,
will come mllee and mllee to tn the
enakea, o they can go back home
and brag about the danger they en
countered out West.
fits rattle.nake, Bill aaya, aerve a
Hatful purpoee tn thle devllal
taed modern age. It put a little kick
of danger Into the bulinei of living.
That, he think., la a good thing;
aneclally tor the children, who are
taught that then Un't much that
can hurt them any more.
"Don't let 'em think that.1 he eeye.
-Teach Ihem that there ARK dan
Fvri that mutt be avoided. That will
mak better men and women of
them."
DUY cane sugar
refined In n r
U.S.A.
Blip horn indtutry
CORVALLIS, Ore.. July 1. (AP)
A marked Increaae In bog price,
and a gradual upward trend In
cattle price featured the past week
In the Uvea lock trade, together witn
little activity In he lamb trade, eald
today' market review by the O.S O.
extension aervlce and the UJB.D.A.
bureau of agricultural economics.
Hogs at Portland and Chicago
reached a top price of (5 for the
first time In aeveral months. This
brought the June gain at Portland
to 1.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Or., July t. (API
Cattle 35, calves It; steady.
Hogs 000; steady.
Sheep and lambs 400; steady.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 1, (AP)
Live poultry Net buying price: Ducks
Pekln ll-lSc. Others unchanged.
Butter butterfat, eggs and country
meats unchanged.
Potatoes Local 8flc-l. Others unchanged.
New potatoes, strawberries, wool
and hay quotations unchanged.
Porthnd Wheat
PORTLAND, Or., July l-(AP)
Wheat future.:
Open High Low Close
July .48V4 .4BV4 .48 .4814
Sept. .. .47 .47 .47 .47
Dec .80 .80' M .80
Cash wheat; '
Big Bend blue. tern
Soft white
Western white -.
Hard winter
Northern aprlng
Western red ...
Oata No. 2 white, 21
Today's car receipts:
flour 7, corn 8.
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.48
.48
.47
so.
Wheat 37,
San Francisco Butterfat
BAN rHANOISCO. July J. (AP
Butterfat f. o. b. San Francisco 16.
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistic
Co.)
July 1:
80 30 30 00
Ind'U Rr' Ufa Total
30.3 13.7 87.T 10.6
35.1 13.1 84.8 86.3
Week ago ... 80.4 14.4 88.4 88.8
Year ago ....114.7 80.8 178.1 110.7
Today
Prev day ,
Bond Sale Averages,
(Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistic
Co.)
July 1:
30 so
30
80
Ind'U Rr'a Ufa Total
Today .. 88.3 61.0 73.3 80.4
Prev day .... 83.4 81.8 73.3 80.4
Week ago 64.3 83 8 73.7 60.6
Year ago 84.8 100.0 100.0 83.1
NIW YORK, July 1 (AP) Short
covering In anticipation of the mar
ket' three-day vacation gave atocka
a lift today. Net gain of 1 to 3
point were general. Transactions ap
proximated 600,000 shares.
The recovery In eharee wa th best
In a fortnight. Except for a mqmen
tary setback caused by some scattered
selling early the list wss on the up
grade and olos.d around the best
levels.
Today's eloslng prices for 16 se
lected storks follow:
American Can
American T. & T.
Anaconda ..........M
Curtlaa WrlgM ...
General Motors ...
Int. T, ds T
Montgomery Ward
Paramount Pub. .
Radio
Southern Pao.
S. O. of Cel.
S. O. of N. J.
Trans. Am
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel ..
Corpt. Trust Shares .........
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PENJEL
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FIVE UP ON TURN
(Continued rruui Pag On)
Mr. Vera Hutchlngs, of Vancouver,
B. C, waa four up on Mra. Harry
Braddocks, of San Franclaco. They
were playing only 18 holes.
Hogan defeated Vincent Dolp.
Portland, 8 and 3, In yesterday's
quarter finals; Egan downed Dr. O.
r. Willing, Portland, 8 and 8:
Shields beat Joe Brown, Portland,
7 and 6. and Robblna bested Oeorge
Mead, Portland, 4 and 3.
Mra. Brent Potter, Palo Alto, Cel.,
defending champion, had little dif
ficulty yesterday In defeating Miss
Angle Parkhurst, Burllngame, Cel.,
6 and 8.
HORACE WALLACE,
Horace H. Wallace, father of Mrs.
W. f, Campbell of 804 east Main
atreet and veteran of the civil war,
passed away early this morning at
the advanced age of 03 years. A
complete obttusry will appear In a
later Issue of this paper.
Funeral services will be held at
the Wlrst Methodist church at 3:30
Saturday with Conger Funeral Par
lors In charge.
MEETING SCHEDULE
The last weekly meeting of the Elks'
club preceding the summer vacation
was held last night and plana made
for July, August and September. Dur
ing those three months the lodge will
hold one meeting each month for
transaction of whatever business de
mands attention.
October 1 the winter season will
reopen with a meeting at the local
temple each week.
GIVEN 22 VOTES
ON 2ND BALLOT
(Continued from peg on)
"Twenty t-w-o for Will Rogers."
Then pandemonium let loose, th
bas drummer banged hi drum,
which wok up th band leader, who
shook the chief trombonist, and the
trains of "Will Rogers, Here We
Come," broke forth, blending with
the twitter of sparrows In the flag
bedecked rafters. Unfortunately will
wasn't there, but the night clerk
tfte Terminal hotel called him, and
he wa heard to mumble "Make it
plain water."
Twenty-two vote. I 14 mor than
Newton Baker, received, four more
then Jim Reed, 33 more than Alfalfa
BUI of Oklahoma, neck and neck
with Governor Byrdl
who said the Mall Trlbun' candi
date waa a Joke? The first ten hours
of yesterdsy's convention may have
been a Joke, but It was no Joke be
tween 6 and 8 a. m. (Chicago time)
this morning.
And this epoch making nomination
was made at precisely two minutes
alter 7.
Now watch the Mall Tribune's can
didate go, I go to sleep for
another eight hours.
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Hot Biscuits, Potstoes, New
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producing foods. Eat salads. Fresh vegetables of all kinds are
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ance and cheap, yet the quality is good.
Mayonnaise and salad dressing or the salad oils, if you make your own,
are lowest in their history, so what heretofore has been somewhat of a
luxury is now not only your best, but one of your cheaper foods.
Try it for a few days. Select your favorites from our fruits, and vege
tables. Serve in salads with your favorite dressing and hot weather
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Bunt, Parkerhouse or Napkin
rolls dozen 12c
Cakes, fine assortment,
choice ..... 23c
BREAD
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1 lb. loaf . . . . 5c
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Sunshine Butter Maccarobns,
Mb. box (54 cookies) 23t
Sunshine Nobility (English style) ,
Mb. box (58 biscuits) 29?
Sunshine assorted large Ice Cream
Wafers 30 wafers (cellophane) 21?
Animal toy or character cookies,
3 packages l3v
Edgemont Grahams (toy gyro free)
package 15v
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Mayonnaise, Nalley's Salad Time,
pints 17c, qts. 29c
Kraft Mayonnaise,
Kraft Mayonnaise. . pints 19c, qts. 33c
Nalley's Best Mayonnaise,
. pints 22c, qts. 38c
Nalley's Wonder Pickles (sweet
dill) 15-oz. jar 15c
O Nalley's Sweet Relish. . . 15-oz. jar 15c
Ripe Olives, Lindsay brand, No. 1
tall can . 10c
Stuffed Olives, 3 size jars . 10cl3c-15c
O Queen Olives, pint jar 20c, qt. jar 33c
Royal Club Jelly Powder, finest
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Yolo Pickles, dills or sour,
pint 16c, qt. 25c
Yolo Sweet Pickles. . .pint 20c, qt. 30c
O Lady Gay Shrimp .......... 3 cans 29c
Miss Low Shrimp . . . '. . 2 cans 25c
g Pabstet Cheese, all varieties,
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Pabstet Malt Syrup (the choice of
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White Star Tuna Fish, medium can 15c
O Asparagus, Alliance, No. 1 tall can 15c
Pork and Beans, Van Camp's, No.
1 tall can , 5c
Hot Cake Flour or Corn Meal,
Sperry's, comp. size pkg. 10c
Sardines, North Star, imported in
pure olive oil 4 cans 25c
Cane and Maple Syrup, Amaizo,
pint jug 19c
Amaizo White or Golden Syrup,
,. . . 1-lb. can 10c
Amaizo Syrup, Golden,
5-lb. can 30c, 10-lb. 59c
Wesson Oil. pints 18c, qts. 37c
Amaizo Oil . ..... . pints 17c, qts. 33c
Snowdrift Shortening,
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Assorted Taffies ... .,. lb. 14c
Salted Peanuts . lb. 10c
Miss Jane Marshmallows . . lb. box 23c
Ivory Soap, medium bar v. . .... 5c
P. & G. White Laundry Soap,
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Bob White, a Proctor & Gamble
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Flour, Mapleleaf, hardwheat,
. 49-lb. 98c
White Rose, guaranteed light bread
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Drifted Snow, home perfected flour
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Can Openers 5c-10c-25c
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Sheet Steel Frying Pans, 3 sizes,
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Tin Coffee Pot 25c
Tin Cups 3 for 10c
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