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Pl'GE EIGHT - ' MEDFOUD M2HJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1932. HOLDING STEM; EGG TRADE DULL PORTLAND, Ore., WOT. . (API Conditions within the buttar market continue more or leu of steady char acter. There was no change In the price on the open market lor either prints or oubes during the day. Continued strength was displayed for the underscores and up to 91 score but anything abore that was hard to move except at lower-score values. Butterfat buying prices continue strong and generally around the high point. Trade In the egg market appears a trifle dull but without general price change. There la an undercurrent of easiness In the east and especially to for storage goods. Market for live chickens continues to reflect steadiness here. Carryover of country killed calves continues quite serious here as a re sult of the liberal arrivals and cur. tallment of demand. There remains quite a good out ward movement of country killed hogs. Prices are steady. Lambs are steady. Boms betterment In the demand and In price was reflected for fancy quality head lettuce. Sales up to l crate. Additional gain In movement of carloads of vegetables. Cauliflower and celery wss confirmed by lead ing shippers, " Potatoes were steady for Deschutes, weak for Yakima and nominal for locals. More California outdoor tomatoes were arriving and are finding favor around II a lug. Better Muscat grapes are being of fered and around 85o lug. Concord grapes are In fair call at steady prices. California green beans are being sharply advanced at the source. Her Husband's' Football Star, But Coed Wins Own Honors Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 4. (AP) CATTLE 100, calve 35; slow, steady to weak. HOOS 890; about steady. SHEEP AND LAMBB 100; barely Steady. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. . (API Butter, butterfat, eggs, live poultry And country meate, unonanged. Onions, potatoes, wool, hay, mo hair, nuts, oascara bark and hops quotations unchanged. Portland Wheat - n V, S. Steel Corp't Trust She. . S4 . 106 11 WEST STATES !N STRAW VOTE (Continued from Fug One) touches on their campaign, and to night the welkin will ring. Bur on Pitts, famed Los Angeles prosecutor, will address a rally at the rfat to night. There will be short talks over KMED and speeches by various can didates throughout the county. This city will be Vie storm center of final efforts A record toU for this county will b cast next Tuesday. Assessor J. B. Coleman predicts between a 65 per oent and 70 per cent rote, or be tween 18,500 and 14.000 voteea. Other prognostication see only 11,000 to 13,000 vote, a iM per cent Tote was cast In the primary last May. The county clerk's office this morning announced that the polling place for the South Jacksonville pre cinct had been moved back to the Bishop building and South Jackson ville voters have been requested to take nottoe. , ! Astoria Bids may be called soon for construction of 60-foot bridge or fill across tide ditch north of new Cook slough fill. V Survey to be made o Brogan-Burnt River project which will bring sup plemental water to Brogan farm lands. Nyssa, Gate City Journal, RAIL RATES CUT Fl PORTLAND, Ore, Nor. 4. (AP) All railroads la Portland announced slashing reductions In train coach fares to Seattle, Spokane, Taeoma and Yakima, establishing what they said was the lowest price ever made. The rates will be effective December 1 for an experimental period of at least six months. The one way fare to Seattle, now IS6.58. has been cut to 2.00. The preeent round-trip fart of M40 has been slashed to M. To Spokane the one-way fan Is M. compared with SlS.iJ, and round trip, 14 as against 118. The fare to Taeoma will oe me same as to Seattle. The Yakima rate wlU be to .go and 110, as compared with 010.93 and (U.SO. The railroads which announced tne cut simultaneously were the Great Northern, the Northern Pacific, Union Pacific and the Spokane, Portland Seattle. The low fares will not permit tne holder to use Pullrasn accommoda tions by paying the added Pullman t The northern lines now operate five trains between Portlsnd and Seattle under a pool arrangement. The pas senger representatives of the railroads said they expect the new rates will bring back to the rails soms of the business that In recent years has been diverted to motor eUgeo and the pri vate automobile. ' I BLODOETT Hawley Mlench mill resumed operations. "Here it is- Winifred flint Berry Is Hie wife of Oil llcrry. University of Illinois football star, but that isn't her only olalm to campus fame. She's a beauty contest winner, and has one of the leading roles In a student dramntle society piny. TJRBANA, 111. (AP) Sometimes wives of football heroes bask In their husband's glory but not Winifred Flint Berry. Be has won campus fame in her own right as a beauty and as an actress. Her husband Is Oil Berry, captain and star .halfback of this year's Uni versity of Illinois eleven. But . his comely blond wife finds more to do than cheer him from the sidelines. Twice she has been elected win ner of campus beauty contests, and this fall she won one of the leading roles in "A Church Mouse," a pro duction of Mask and Bauble, student dramatic society. Both Halfback Berry and Mrs. Berry are seniors. Wall St. Report Stock Sale Averages ., (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.) , November 4: 80 30 30 00 Indie Rr's Ofs Total Today 03.0 38.4 80.7 04.8 Prev. day .. 40 8 34.4 81.6 01.0 Week ago .... 04.0 39.0 88.3 08 3 Year ago .... 84.1 40.1 134.0 80.8 8 Yrs. sgo ....183.1 189.8 318.4 181.7 PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 4. (AP) Wheat futures: Open High Low Close Dee. .41(4 A2 .41V4 .43 May 48 .47 .48 Al Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem .0114 .00 .4B . -41 V4 .40(4 .41(4 .40(4 .40 . Oats No. a white, 817. Today's car receipts'. Wheat 08, barley 13, flour 11, corn 3, oats 1, hay 3. Dark hard winter (13 pct.) Dark hard winter (11 pct.). Soft white Western white .. Hard winter Northern spring -- Western red San Francisco Butterfat. BAN PRANOISOO, Nov. 4. (AP) Butterfat (. o. b., San Francises, 23s. PORTLAND Bids opened recently for Improvement of number of local streets. Bond Hale Averages (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.) November 4: 30 30 30 80 Indl's Rr's Ut's Total Today 83.8 88.0 80.9 68.B Prev. day .... 83.3 83.9 80.9 88.8 Week ago .... 83.8 80.3 83.1 70.3 Year ago ... 74.1 81,8 80.8 83.3 3 Yrs. ago .. 01.4 108.8 87.1 97.8 NEW YORK. Nov. 4. (AP) Shorts took to cover In today's stock market, and restored much of the losses of recent sessions. Prices bulged up 1 to 8 points In many leading Issues, but there were numerous recessions of 1 to 114 tram the beet in the late trading. The eloslng tone was firm. Turnover approximated a million shnres. Today's closing prices for 81 selected stocks follow: Al. Chem. Dye 7314 Am. Can 8114 Am. Pgn. Pow. 714 A. T. 8c T 103i Anaconda - 8 Atch. T. A B. P. 40 Bendln' Avla. .. 9 Beth. Steel 17 Chrysler .. 18 ; Coml. Solv ........... 3 i Curtlss-Wrlght 3 ! DuPont .... ............- 3314 Oen. Foods Oen. Mot. .. Int. Harvest I. T. sr. T. Johns-Man. .. Monty Ward North Amer. To the Public: From the People's "Committee of 7000" We, voters from all ranks and from all parties, are marking In the name of Halpti Jennings for sheriff. t SPORTSMANSHIP 1. In some few Instances we have heard this question raised against Rslph Jennings. Ones and for all. we want It thoroughly understood that all responsibility for this spontaneous movement to put him back Into office reste solely, and only, on the shoulders of the voters from all over this county the People's Committee of 7000. Anybody that says, or Implies, that Jennings even remotely enters into this movement, ' Is deliberately making an effort to blacken the name one 'of the most honorable, squarest, men In our county a man, who by the very possession of the hosts of friends thst he has. you nay know Is a "real man". He has staunchly refused, In any way. to help his own cause.. IT IS WE, THE PEOPLE, WHO HAVE TAKEN THIS CAMPAIGN INTO OUR OWN HANDS. The small funds that are being used by us are coming In from all over the county, In small amounts, from many, many, people Just plain, average people, who are more Interested In putting In THE BEST MAN FOR THE JOB rather than In playing petty poltllca. If we, the taxpayers, exercise our legal franchise In a way that we think to be for the best Interests of our county, and If, by so doing, we elect Ralph Jennings, he can rightfully and certainly with perfect sportsmanship, do no less than stand by the Job. ABILITY PROVED . 3. He has proved to us that he has msde a top notch sheriff. Many say, Including the Medford Mall Tribune, the test sheriff Jackson county has ever had. In these times of economy and retrenchment when efficiency is most to be desired, we do not flnd'ourselves in any mood to experiment with, and to educate new office seekers in this important position, when we already have such an excellent, well-quallfled sheriff right on the Job. No one will deny that proficiency In publlo office, like any other undertaking, Is gained by experience. This, Jennings hoe. Not alone Is he qualified by experience, but also by temperament. He Is a thorough gentleman, courteous, has a high sense of fairness and honor, and above all, Is endowed with that rare quality of "Just good common sense." MORE FOR THE MONEY These are tough times; we all want to get the most for our money. Let's get this by all pulling together and voting In for sheriff 5 W Poram. Publlx 3 I f I . Penney (J. C.) 30 ill I .. 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