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JUMP ONE CENT
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 54 (AP)
Advance of lo down In th selling
price of eggs on the Portland market,
effective Thursday morning. U an
nounced by K. J. Dixon, general man
ager of the Paclflo Co-ope, In eptte
of the undergrade aaels at low price
by ouUldera. The new price on ex
trea will be 30c down.' The marketa
elsewhere are considered Just fair.
PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 34.-(AP
Jteeelpte of butter on tha Portland
market recently hare continued their
prerlous decrease but along tha coast j
conditions are a tnfle mixed In thla
retard. While both Portland and
Ban PTancleco butter offerings have
of late decreased. tfcer baa been i
slight gala In offerings at Los Ange
lea for a like period.
Trade In butter la generally steady
without price change. .
Indications were that peach prices
were about cm tha stabilized margin
auggested by the Yakima valley peach
growers for a resale value to con'
aumer of about 60c with Jobbers tell
ing 0o In lots for Bbertaa.
Quality cantaloupes out of tbe Wl-
lard section are showing a eteady
movement at SI 10 top.- The Dalles
and Yakima stock la practically un
changed.
Market for huckleberries la weaker.
flalee of coaat stocks are reported
around 7e with mountain offer
ings around 8 4 9c lb. Quality la very
good.
Peaches overwhelmed tha East Bide
farmers wholesale market today
Peaches from Yakima, from Wapato,
from Mllton-Preewater, from south
ern Oregon and the Willamette valley
were all there and In plenty. There
waa very good quality In general but
prices were weal to generally lower.
Sales of Crawford ruled generally
30 e too for Willamette valley boxes
wltb most salea of bushel boxes at
00 7So. Yakima Crawford-Ilbertaa
were mostly 38 too wtth a few too.
The Delias baa a few vary large
alsed Cdawforda which moved at sOe
aa did a vary few of the Willamette
valley. Yakima J. a. sold around Mo
generally top for large sized fruit.
Peers were In further abundance
during the day, Bartletta moving
alowly at to 80s bushel box. .
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OUT ON SHIP THURSDAY
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. S4 -AP)
Sight carloads of fresh pears will be
loaded for north European delivery
by the North Pacific Coaat line mo
torsblp Loehk trine, due here Thurs
day. She will eall Thursday night for
Liverpool, London and Rotterdam. '
Marfcgty
Livestock,
PORTLAND, Aug. 34 (AP) Cat
tle 35, calves 10; nominally steady.
Hogs 180; steady; medium weight,
330-360 lbs., good and cholM, 88.780
4.80; 300-860 lbs, good and choice,
aa 50 4.25; packing sows. 378-800 lbs.
medium end good, 43.00 a 3.78; teed-ere-etockers,
70-130 lbs. good and
choice, e3.5oe4.35.
Sheep and lambs, 180; steady
Portlsad Produce
PORTLAND, Aug. 34 -(AP) But
ter, butterfat, eggs, lira poultry and
, country meats, unchanged.
Mohair, nuts, eaacara bark, bops,
onions, potatoes, strawberries, wool
and hay quotations unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, tre. Aug. 34--(AP)
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
Sept. M'i 43i MM ay,
Dec, , Mi Mi J8i
May M M M?t
Cash wjieat:
Big Bend bluestem
-88
-83 i
Bolt white
Western white
Hard winter
Northern aprlng
Western red .
Oata: No. 3 white.
. it
. At
817.00
Today'a car recelpte: Wheat 158;
barley ; flour 10; corn 4; na 1.
San Pranrlsro Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 34. W)
Butterfat, f.o.b. San Francisco, 31.
Wall St. Report
Slock Sal Averages,
(Copyright, 1933. Otcndard Statistic
Co.)
August 94
80
SO
Sr's
. 34 9
88.1
28.4
84.2
ISO. 5
20
TJt'S
998
98 2
90 8
181.7
8.18.8
90
Total
88 9
84.7
89 7
109.2
247.7
Ind'le
Today 84 8
Prev day S3 j
Week ago . 88 a
Tear, ago ...108 8
8 yre ago .247.7
' Bond ale Average.
(Copyright, 1932. Standard Statistics
Co.)
August S4:
90 20 20 80
' India Rr's TJfs Total'
' Today . 8 78.8 88 4 78 9 1
Prev day 89.7 78.1 88.2 77 3
Week ago 88 S 89.8 83.1 72 9
Tear ago 83.8 1.8 100.8 918
S yre ago 101.4 98.7 98.9
KKW TORK. Aug. 24. (AP) Rail
road Issues pulled the stock market
out of a confused price movement
Into a strong upturn late today.
' Shares of a group of the hard coal
carrying roada aurged tip 94 to more,
than 910 . share, and losses of 91 to
93 or more nworded by several lead
lag Jaauaa lo t middle of da; 1
were mostly recovered. Adraneea of
II to II i share were numerous at
the close.
Turnover approximated three and a
half million shares, or roughly a mil
lion less thsn yesterday.
Today's closing prices for 18 aelect
ed stocks follow:
American Can 67
Anaconda , 10 ;
A me rice- T. is T 11T
Curtt vVrlght
Oeneral Motor
Int. T. T.
. s'i
. l?s
. UH
. 13S
. VA
. 2'i
. 23 S
. 35'i
; s,
. 18
. 45H
, 335
Montgomery Ward
Paramount Pub.
Radio
Southern Psc. -6.
O. of Cal.
s. o. of n. J
Trans Am.
United Aircraft
V. S. Steel
Corp't Trust She.
Beagle
BEAOLE, Aug. 34 (Bpl.) Mr. and
Mrs. Don Seegmlller were honored Pn
day evening with a kitchen shower
by the Friendly Neighbors. The oc
casion waa a surprise at tha R, H.
Seegmlller home. The evening waa
spent In game and stunts and re
freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs.
Seegmlller, Jr., received many useful
gift. Mr. and Mra. Calder of Med
ford, parent of Mra. Seegmlller, were
guest.
Milton Sanderson was a Sunday
guest at the Otto Prey home on Lake
creek.
Jack Edier of thla place and George
Belts of Medford went to the Fish
lake country Sunday after buckle
berries.
Earl Caae and family, who are
camping on Huckleberry mountain,
are picking and bringing their ber
ries to the valley and aelllng them
to local people.
Lucille Knox of Medford spent last
week visiting her friend, Elizabeth
Ryan,
Bin Ranaow and Lawrence Sander
son spent Saturday night camping at
Dodge Bridge.
August 14 was Grandma Parka
birthday and she waa 83 yeara old.
Orandma aays aha feela Just like a
girl and she la aa active ea moat at
half her age. August 18 waa Mrs.
Blachofl'a birthday and she gave her
age as paat 18. They both picked a
birthday cake for themselves from the
Friendly Neighbors- picnic table.
Rev. Iverson of Medford new
preaching services at the school house
Sunday after Sunday school.
Mr. and Mra. Sam Newman and
family of Table Rock attended Bun
day school at Antloeh Sunday morn
ing and spent the remainder of tbe
day as guet at the Zuck home. '
Mr. and Mrs. Calder and Mr. and
Mra. Leo Williams and family of Med
ford were Sunday truest at tha R. H.
Seegmlller home.
Mr. Ryan and eon, Homer, both
having the aame natal day, were hon
ored with a picnic birthday dinner
on Butte creek near McLeod. The
table was laden with food, Including
the birthday cake and Ice cream
Those present were Mr. and Mra. Ryan
and family, Mr. Sprouse and family.
Luclle Knox of Medford and Mr. and
Mra. McOowan of California. Mrs
McOowan la a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ryan and Is here on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sims and baby
daughter. Virginia Lee. of flams Val
ley were Sunday guests at the James
Martin home.
John Nelson and Charlie Mulhollen
were Medford visitors Saturday. They
went to sell their Bartlett pear crop.
Ruby and Nedra Scriuls apent the
latter part of tha week In Medford
visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Ysunaa. While there they attended
the Barnes circus.
Mra. Wheeler lost several head of
turkeys again Friday night. Thla
makes the second time thieves have
visited the Wheeler home and we un
derstand Mrs. Wheeler la loier of
about 100 turkeys.
Mrs. Edler was leader of the Friend,
ly Neighbors Sunday evening. The
leaaona for August 14 and 31 were
taken up, A special aong by Mr.
Sprouse, Mr. Lucaa, Mr. Grant and
Mr. Sakratda waa enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mra. William Pomeroy of
the Meadows spent the week-end at
Huckleberry mountain.
Bill Edler, who has been working
on Lake creek, returned home Satur
day evening.
Uoran Moee la staying with , his
father at Prospect end working at
road construction.
Mra. Ruby Bchula and two email
daughters, Ruby and Nedra. spent
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Sunday, visiting Mrs. Bchuf mother,
Mrs, Ysunaa of Medford. A cousin of
Mrs. Scbuls, whom she had not seen
for nine pears, was also a guest at
tha Ysunaa home.
s 1 1 .
Geld Hill
GOLD HILL, Aug. 34 (Special)
Mlse Liberty Smith of Redding. CaL,
spent a week here visiting Mra. Mar
Jorie Pena.
Mr. and Mra. Bill Kinney, who have
been living In the Tresham bouse,
moved a few days ago Into the house
formerly occupied by Mrs. Minnie
Byerly. Mr. and Mra, M. 8. Jcbjuon
are moving Into the house vacated
by Mr. and Mra. Kinney.
Mrs. Wilbur Martin waa a Medford
visitor August 18.
Mrs. 0. W. Martin and children.
Jack and OIU: Mrs. Lily McKay and
Nona Heyland returned Auguat 18
from Crescent City, when they were
camping.
Mra. Edith Bryan worked at Drake's
grocery Sunday.
Among local people attending the
A! O. Barnes circus In Medford Wed
nesday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Carter and son, Leroy; Mr.
and Mrs. Chae. Carter; Mra. Tom
Cook and daughter, Bernlce; Mr. and
Mrs. Cbaa. Kell, Mrs. May Logan and
son, Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Walker and eons, Aall, Deloa and La
Verne, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Mull
end children.
Mrs. S. C. Schneider, Mrs. Lily
McKay and Mra. Wm. Ruhl were Med
ford visitors Thursday.
Mlas Nora Heyland, who has been
staying with Jill Martin,, returned
home to Medford Wednesday,
Mlse Lola Cameron waa a Medford
vlaltor Saturday.
Miss Leona Wheatler was a Med
ford visitor Thursday evening.
Many local people attended the
"Gold Rush Jubilee" at Jacksonville
Saturday evening. '
Mr. and Mrs. Aurele Meuner, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Blair and Mr. and Mra.
Maurice Meunler apent Thursday at
Crescent City,
Mr. and Mra. Maurice Meunler and
Mrs. Joe Blair were Medford visitors
Wedneaday.
Mr. and Mra. Wm, Ferguson, Mrs.
Lulu Davla and Mr. and Mra. Wm.
mule picnicked at Ashland, August
14th.
Mrs. Pets Smith and son of Grants 1
Pass spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and '
Mra. Ray Cameron. She returned to ;
Aanland 8unday afternoon with her ;
sister, Mrs. Otis Johnson, who has !
been visiting her parents here.
Mrs. George Hammersly, who la i
working In the Weeks packing house
at McLeod, apent the week end at
home here.
Mra. Frank Smith and children of :
Portland . arrived here Monday to !
spend some time. They are staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Puhl. -
Mrs. Kols of Medford arrived Tues
day for a week with her father, Mr.
Hall.
Mrs. B. A. Roes waa a Medford vis
itor Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook and family
moved Into the house vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. Bob MUlspauh Friday. ,
Mra, Rita Doran spent Friday In j
Medford, ( j
Mrs. Matilda Parker of Medford and
her son, Curtis, of San Francisco
were vlaltora here Tuesday. j
Mlaa Louise Smith spent Wednes
day In Medford, j
Mrs. Earl Moore and daughter, June, !
and Jeanne Hammersly, were Med- j
ford visitors Saturday. I
There will be a ball game on the ;
local diamond between Hilt and Gold i
HIU Auguat 38. I
STERLING, Aug. 34. (Spl.) Mra.
R. Dutton and Mr. .and Mra. W. O.
Dutton of Medford wers house guest
of Prank Dutton and family August
18.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Knappa are
working In tha fruit at Phoenix.
F. Dutton and S. Netaon Just fin
ished threshing. Some extra large
yields of grain have been reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Brownlee and
J. D. French motored to Jacksonville
Saturday for the Jubilee celebration.
Sunday guests of J. D. French were
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Klelnhammer of
Little Applegate and Oay Dutton 01 ;
Sterling creek.
Dan Pierce and family motored to
Medford Saturday.
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Reports today from various sections
of the county, continued to confirm
th belief that the abortive recall
plot against circuit Judge H. D. Nor
ton waa meeting with high disfavor,
in city and country alike.
W. R. Coleman, whose dutlea with
th state fish commission, carry him
to all parte of the county, said today
"that he had found the recall decid
edly unpopular, wltb few If any eup-
Charles Bouasum of thla city,
etated that he haa talked recently
with frlenda in the Central Point
district, and they had told the circu
lator "to go on home" and that all
when approached bad emphatically
refused to sign.
A petition left In a grocery store at
Central Point waa reported to contain
alx name, and "on of them waa
Illegal, because the wife had signed
her husband's cams."
Charges that voters were "Intimi
dated" and "afraid to algn" were re
garded by business men, lawyers, and
citizens, a "too silly to merit the
slightest consideration.''
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California authorities today advised '
'be sheriffs office that they expected !
eoo, to serve tbe warrant on Mra. 1
Llla Payne of RoaevUle, Calif., Issued I
last week against her, with Clifford I
Wilson, son of Will H. Wilson, local
August Range Bargains
Prices Reduced on Toledo Ranges
Extra Quality Ranges Weigh 300 lbs. Each
TOLEDO
Semi - Enamel
ed range. Oar
regular price
$47.
16-inch oven -
$39.95
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f T Spend Your f fr
In Beautiful Southern Oregon
and Northern California
Spend your week-end or vacation In
popular resorts offer excellent service
yoar guldel
Dance with the Legionnaires
AtGASQUET Symns' Camp
Every Sat. Nite fl on Highway
Muste by Bagdad Ballroom Band On Smith River, IS miles East of
of San Francisco , Crescent City
20 mllea east of Crescent City
open air pavilion Fishing, Boating, Swimming
CABINS AND CAMP GROUND
Frank Symns, Prop,
Twin Plunges '
Ashland. Oregon j Have the "
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Swim In drinking water Mailed to You
During Tour Vacation
Diamond Lake Resort
merchant. Tbe complaint waa tiled
by Mra. Vera Wilson, and a statutory
or fense la alleged. The wife I repre
sented by Attorney M. O. Wilklne of
Ashland, independent candidate for
district attorney.
Wilson, who wsa returned from Au
burn, Calif, late Monday la at liberty
on 81000 bond.
Wilson's attorneys claim the charge
la an over-etreeaed domestic difficulty.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. A, Gay of
Rout 3. a son. weighing 7 pounds,
10 ounces, at tha Sacred Heart hospi
tal today. Mother and baby are re
ported getting along nicely.
Born to Mr. and Mra. M. Beswlck of
Gold Hill, a daughter, weighing 7
pounds 7'j ounces, at the Commu
nity hospital Tuesday, August 13.
Leaves for North Having conduct
ed services at tbe Apostolic Faith
church -here, Rev. Florence L. Crane
returned to Portland today on the
Shasta, fine was accompanied by her
secretary.
" JACKSON COUNTY
TAX PROPERTY
450 Pieces 5 Acres Up Some City Lots
FOR SALE
By County at AMAZINGLY LOW PEICE3
, SEE
H. D. Fearey Dan W. Herring
-AT SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Semi - Enamel
ed range. Our
regular price
$50.
18-inch oven -
$43.00
Full JSnameled
range. Onr reg
alar price $57
16-inch oven
$53
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the Beautiful Redwoods country. These
and warm hospitality. I'se this list aa
Pishing
Boating
Swimming
Riding
Camping
Pishing Is good now
st Diamond Lake. SH
fir. trip from Medford.
.Locals
In snranc Men Here M. X. Sprott.
special agent for the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty company, and
Otto Bagley, auditor for tbe com
pany, are In Medford today from
Portland, having arrived from tbe
north Saturday. Phillips Beck of the
California Insurance company waa
also expected to arrive today from
Portland.
Oregon tans Here The hotel regis
ters in Medford contain the names
of the following from polnte in Ore
gon, outside of Portland: E. S. Far
rell, C H. Stevenson, H. B. Esson,
W. A. Arnold, Norman Favors, F. H.
Thompson and W. F. Hays of Eu
gene. R. A. Stan. F. T. Dick, Ann
Merten. Francea Kuenettng. J. C. Cur
rle and J. W. Ooebel of Salem, Mr.
and Mra. D. A. McDonald of Gold
Hill, George H. Neal and H. B. Hughes
of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ed
mund of Klamath Falls, and Doug
Milne, SUn Mayfleld and Mrs. John
Milne of The Dalles.
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Foil Enameled
range. Our reg
ular price $60.
18-inch oven
$56
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River View
Auto Park
On Smith River
20 miles east of Crescent
City on the Bedwood
Highway
MODERN CABINS .
IDEAL CAMPING
TOURIST SUPPLIES
HUNTING, PISHING
and SWIMMING
frank Pitts. Proprietor
ALWAYS COOL
M
Hughes Camp
at the month .
of the Klamath River
Best Salmon Fishing
in the State
Boats
For Information writ.
Box S. Beqoa, Calif.
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