ifTCDFORD MATL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1933.
PAGE FIVES
BUTTER UP CENT
E ACTS
PORTLAND, Jan. 30. (AP) The
inference of country butter buyers
that their regular sellers In the city
were holding back auppllee from
them In the hope of forcing a, higher
price, was given eome standing when
a special session of the Portland Pro
duce Exchange was called to put the
price up 1c lb.
Regular buyers In the country were
not pleased regarding their alleged
treatment by Portland houses and
complaints were general.
Action of the exchange In calling a
special session and advancing the
price was not unexpected In fact was
practically forecast. Everyone In the
trade was talking of various Interests
holding supplies off the market with
the expectation of getting the ad
vance. The price of butterfat made a sim
ilar advance.
Price on eggs was still being shaded
in the local territory with outsiders
and private firms the chief quote rs
of prices below those established by
the local co-ops.
Much strength was continued In
the market for live chickens. Prices
show no change here for the last few
days: practically all offerings being
listed at the top for the various
classifications.
Weather conditions have created a
smaller supply of dressed turkeys In
the local market but trade conditions
are no better. There is plenty in sight
for needs of the trade. Prices un
changed.
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages.
(Copyright. 1933, Standard statistics
CO.)
January 20:
50 20 20 90
India RR's Ut's Total
Today 53.1
Prev. day 52.4
Week ago 54.5
Tear ago. 86.3
28.8
28.0
29.1
1.1
91.4
91.2
94.2.
102.8
58 1
65 4
67.8
68.6
3 Yr. ago....l667.7 13.4 315.1 170.0
Bond Sale Averajres.
(Copyright.. 1933, Standard Statistics
cofl
January t
Today 65.1
Prev. day. 65.0
Week ago 65.8
Tear ago. 69.0
20 20 20 . 60
India RR's Ufa Total
63.0 83.8 70 6
62.9 84.0
64.5 84.8
76.2 84.4
8 Trs. ago.... 92.8 1058 98.4
70.6
71.7
76 5
98.8
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. P) Stocks
Backed up toaay alter rawir a&umj
utwtiM hut. mftfc freah aUDDort late
and closed about midway between
the day's hlgha and lows, or ai net
advances of a fraction to around a
point. Sales approximated 750,000
shares.
-.. Today's closing prices for 30 select
Mi stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 86
Am Can 0H
Am. Ic Tga. PoW 6
A. T. & T 10S",i
Anaconda .
Atch. T. & S. P..
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Seel
Chrysler
Coml. Solv.
Curtlss-Wrlgnt
DuPont
Gen. Poods
Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
I. T. & T
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward
North Amer.
param. Publljc .
Penney (J. C.).
Phllllps Pet
Radio
Pac.
. Branda .
OH cal..
Sou.
Std.
St.
S.. Oil N. J
Trans. Amer. .
Union Carb. .
TJnlt Aircraft .
. steel
TJ. S.
7i
. 42
. 9
. 15
, 14
. 11
. 1V4
. 40
. 24
-13
. 21
. 7
. 20 "A
. 13
. 39
. 1
. 26?
. 5
. 8
. 18Vi
. 15'.i
. 25
. 80
. 6
. 97
. 27
. 29
Portland Produce
MILLION DOLLAR GALE WHIPS LOS ANGELES AREA
law jJHtfi i
$4
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-4
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WORST
IN 20 YEARS HAS
TRAFFICJED UP
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A severe windstorm, reaching a velocity of 80 miles In San Pedro and 50 miles in other aectlons of
the Los Angeles area, did an estimated million dollars damage to buildings, oil derricks and small craft.
The Elaine (upper right) In which Fred Rebel! sailed alone from Australia was tossed ashore. In the
lower right a naval party Is shown engaged In aavlng two boats from the U.S.S. West Virginia and (left)
crumpled oil derrick. (Associated Press Photos)
OF
Charles Arthur Swingle passed
away at a local hospital Thursday
afternoon, after a lingering Illness.
He was bora at Lorella. Ore., on Janu
ary 10. 1876, and was aged 69 years,
11 months and 29 days. He would
have celebrated his 57th birthday to
day. He was a litlve son of Ore
gon and has made his home In Phoe
nix since 1924.
He leaves ' his widow, Grace, of
Phoenix, one daughter, Mrs. Eleanor
Brophy of Eagle Point, three 6ons,
Charles, Ralph and Cecil, all of Phoenix-
Two brothers. Will and George,
of Heydon, Arizona, one sister, Mrs
Ida Finch of Slnkelman, Ariz.
Funeral services will be held at the
Perl Funeral Home Saturday at 4:00
p. m., JRev. W. J. Howell officiating.
Interment will take place In the
Phoenix cemetery.
FUNERAL SUNDAY
FOR JESSE HOUCK
Funeral services for the late Jesse
Houck, who passed away at his resi
dence, 202 Oakdale, January 19, will
be conducted from the Perl Funeral
Home Sunday at 2:30 p. m., Father
William B. Hamilton officiating. In
terment will take place In the Sis
kiyou Memorial park.
Honorary pallbearers will be: G.
8. Butler, J. W. McCoy, Frank Dickie,
Ed Thornton and Fred Wagner, all
of Ashland.
Active pallbearers will be: Herbert
Hanna, Gus Newbury, Frank Amy,
Dr. J. M. Keene and N. Hodges.
Remains will He in state Sunday
morning from 10 until 12 o'clock
Friends desiring to pay their respects
may call at the Perl Funeral Home
between the above hours,
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Leningrad Houses Writers
LENINGRAD (P) A special settle
ment for soviet writers Is to be built
here at s cost of several million dol
lars. It will Include living quarters,
club, theater and, of course, a print
ing plant.
New Dance Band to
Make Its Debut at
K.P. Hall Saturday
The "Western Gold Miners" Is the
name selected by the members of a
new dance orchestra to designate this
organization in radio and dance ap
pearances In this city, according to
B. R. Harwood, head of the oana.
Although a new orchestra, the West
ern Gold Miners will specialize In
old-time music, and will be featured
at regular Saturday night dances at
the K. P. hall, beginning tomorrow
evening.
B. R. Harwood will preside over the
drums and traps, while Bub Crosby
will play the piano, Lee -Johnson the
violin and saxophone and Ray Works
the violin. "West of the Great Di
vide," a pleasing melody, will be the
theme song of the new orchestra.
Orpha Ray Rites
Set For Saturday
Funeral services for Orpha Ray.
who passed away In this city Thurs
day afternoon, will be conducted from
the Perl Funeral Home Saturday
afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Rev. W. J.
Howell officiating. Interment will
take place In the Siskiyou Memorial
park.
ROME (fP) Bachelors who failed to
report their single and therefore tax
able state to the government last
xr have received from Mussolini 6u
days grace in which to comply with
the law.
MERSINA. Turkey (P) This Med
iterranean port recently welcomed
the first train from the Black Sc on
the new Swiss-Samson line. Dozens
of sheep were sacrificed to celebrate
the event.
Ali the mountain areas of southern
California were under a white blan
ket, the adverage depth being four
feet.
Snow Melts Fast
Damage, if any, to crops was ex
pected to be negligible as the snow
In the agricultural areas melted soon
after hitting the ground. The snow
fall at San Bernardino and Riverside
was reported the heaviest In 15 years.
Seventy automobiles were stalled
on the transcontinental highway by
a two-foot fall of snow In Cajon Pass
on the San Bernardino-Needles high
way. The highway later was blocked
by a terrific landslide which extended
for half a mile and which Imprisoned
an automobile in which two un
identified women were occupants.
The women were reported uninjured,
but unable to leave the scene.
The landslide will block the high
way for probably two days, state road
officials said. Most of the automo- 1
biles were making their way back to
Vlctorvllle e snow plows opened the
road from that end.
Fifteen Families Homeless
The storm added another chapter to
the freakish weather experienced by
this section in recent weeks. It left
fifteen families homeless, driven from
their residences by overflow waters of
ordinarily dry washes, In the Canoga
Park district.
High winds accompanied the heavy
rains yesterday and last night, reach
ing a velocity of nearly 60 miles an
hour at San Pedro and forcing three
ships of the United States fleet two
dread naughts and a destroyer, resting
in the roadstead to take to the open
sea under forced draught when they
threatened to drag anchors. Other
ships of the fleet kept up steam for
emergencies.
Long Beach Flooded
Low areas throughout the city of
Long Beach were flooded, as the run
off waters swept toward the ocean
from the mountains. Fifteen Mexican
families tn the Canoga Park district
were homeless by the overflowing
of washes. Some were rescued by po
lice from the roofs of their homes
when they were surprised by the sud
den rush of water.
The coast guard was called Into
service late last night to rescue four
persons from a drifting barge off
Long Beach. Earlier yesterday a coast
cutter saved the life of Ernest H.
Wylle of San Pedro whose 14-foot
boat was wrecked at Point Flrmln.
DRY WOOD
THE VERY BEST YOU CAN BUY!
Dry Fir, 12-inch, per tier $1.75
Dry Fir, 16-inch, per tier $2.00
Delivered to you within eity limits In two-tier lots.
ROYAL GOAL
PUREST UTAH COAL MINED!
$12.50 per ton
FANCY
LUMP
Delivered direct from car to you
within city limits
Car Will Arrive About Sat., Jan. 21
Royal Coal is Clean and Lasts Longer
Phone 833 Today
F. E. SAMSON CO.
Phone 833 . 229 N. Riverside
Even trie morning greeting
is a little more fervent
when the coffee is good.
Make it with care.
Make it a ceremony.
Make it with Schilling.
"Wings of the Aforning!
For
Percolator
or coffee pot.
Specially
prepared for any DRIP Maker.
Titter papers tn each tin.
SPICES-EXTRACTS-TEA-BAKING POWDER
K
Drastic Reductions On
Suits-Overcoats- Shoes
sap
cream, f. o. b. Ssn rranclsoo. aio. '
PORTLAND, Jan. 20. (AP) But
ter prints. 93 score or better, ale;
standards, 20c lb.
Butterfat Direct to skippers: Sta
tion, 15 is 18c; Portland delivery prices:
churnlns cream. 16 17c; sweet
cream. hlRher.
Eggs, country meats, mohair, nuts.
cascara bark, hops, live poultry, on
ions, potatoes, wool and hay, steady I
and unchanged.
Tiirkrr May Have Air Minister
ISTANBOL yPhA proposal to es
tablish an air ministry has been made
In consequence of the rapid growth
of civil aviation. Aviation business
now Is handled by the ministry of
defense.
Bronchial Troubles
Need Creomulsion
Bronchial troubles may lead to some
thing serious. You can stop them now
with Creomulsion. an emulsified creosote
that is pleasant to take, Creomulsion is a
new medicsl discovery with two-fold ac
tion; it soothes and heals the inflamed
membranes and inhibits (term growth.
Of sil known drugs, creosote is recog
nized by high medical authorities as one
of the greatest healing agencies for per
sistent coughs and colds and other tonns
of throat troubles. Creomulsioa contains.
in addition to creosote, other healing ele
ments which soothe and heal the infected
membranes and stop the irritation and in
flammalion. while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, is sbsorbed into the blood.
attacks the ieat of th trouble and checks t
the ffrowth ofhhe rerms.
Creomulsion is rusranteed satisfactory
In the treatment of persistent coughsand
colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and I
ether forms of respiratory diseases, and j
is excellent for building op the system j
after colds or flo. Money refunded if any
cough orcold.no matter of how long stsnd
ing. is not relieved after takingaccording .
Indirections. Ask voui druggist, CA-drj
mm
The Toggery's guarantee of quality and reputation for
backs every article offered during this event.
unexcelled value
wm
HATS
Latest colors and
shapes.
Regular $5.00 values
Now $3.85
$10.00 Dobbs Hats
?7.50
$7.50 Dobbs and
Stetson Hats
$5.00
Overcoats (1 SUITS f
Values up to $12.50.
w LOT
Now
All wool worsteds, twists and
ft f f, Bsat cashmeres. Regular Toggery
VT J Jk values up to -A.M.
tyOVJ now
Values up to $19.50. 1 6 50
EA These srs high grade Toggery
i quality suits. Values up to 30.
Values up to $24.50.
Now
Now
$16.95 $21.50
u -
Other Suits as Low as $8-95
VALUE
EXTRAORDINARY
Blue Bib
Overalls
Heavy weight
Lee and Headlight
Makes
69c
FLANNELETTE
Nite Shirts
Fine quality, full cut
$1,60 values. Now
$1.15
20 Off On
All Allen A
Prices Reduced on
Ribbed Coat Sweaters
All wool
$2.05 val. Now $2.15
$3.95 val. Now $3.15
$5.00 val. Now $3.85
$7.00 val. Now $5.85
Shaker Knit Coat
Sweaters
Raff neck collars. All wool,
mark and white. S12.S0
values. Extra special
$4.95
Slip-on Sweaters
Values tn (W W Now
$3.45
NUNN-BUSH SHOES
Regular $8 and $10 val. Now $6.85
Heavy grain and calfskin leather
Reg. $5.85 to $7.50 val. Now $4.85
Broken lots of Friendly
Five Oxfords. Black
and Brown $3.95
Alterations FREE!
Everything As Advertised
Vote for Medford's
Most Popular Girl!
Thrifty, Sensible People..
Come to Ward's for Their
COLD WEATHER
CLOTHING
We're practical-minded about the mat
ter of Winter Clothing. And we believe ,
the large majority of people feci the
same -way about it. That's why here at
Ward's you'll find every tiling from
heavy undies to rubber arctics from
, wool socks to sheep lined jackets and
all at prices that are practical, too!
srsli-saavAsamj-m-Hi.a1 saal . esimya.
Men's medium weight
Ribbed Cotton Union Suits,
long or short Bleevcs. Now,
each 95 S
Children's part Wool Sleep,
ers. Cozy rib knit, unbreak
able rubber buttons, drop
seat. Gray. 2 to 6. 59j
Children's Ribbed Waist Suits. Warm, heavy weight
ribbed ootton suits for boys or girls. White. 2 to 8. 45
IJOSiERY M
Women's Rayon and Wool
Hose. Full length, snug
ankle, narrow heel, 25
wool inside, rayon outside.
9 to ioy2. 29
Boys' Golf Hose. 3-4 length.
Part wool. Fancy patterns.
Pair 25
Men's Rib Top Fanoy
Socks. Nearly half wool,
pure silk patterns, rein
forced heel and toe. 10 to
12. 39t
3 for $1.00
Men's Wool Boot Sox.
Warm and long wearing.
Only, pair 39d
Children's Red Top Boots.
Wo hnve a few pair of
these rubber boots to sell
at 79t per pair. Size 11-2.
Men's Hip Boots. Benefac
tor Red and a good one.
6-11 size. $4.49
Men's Storm King Just
the thing for mining or any
heavy, muddy job. Red.
Benefaotor quality. Size 6
10. Pair
$3.98
Vims'. m
Men's Waist Band Overalls
Famous 101 Brand. Cop
per riveted. Only, pr. 79i
Men's Horsehide Leather
Coats. Milton lined, large
sheep lined collar. Satur
day only $7.95
Men's Pioneer Overalls.
Pre-shrunk denim, rein
forced at all strain points.
Pair 74
Men's and Boys' Whipcord
Riding Breeches. Just re
oeived. Now. only,
pair $1.49
Men's Horsehide Leather
Jackets. ..Cossack style;
ideal for work and driving.
$8.95 value $6.95
Ye Old Time Genuine Hick
ory Work Shirt Noted for
their wear. Now only 69t
Men's Extra Heavy All
Wool Shirts. Good looking
plaids. Regular price $3.39.
Now only $2.89
M e n's Pioneer Jackets.
Sturdy, pre-shrunk denim
-government standard
mnirvlifl Trinl. fltltohod
seams. 36 to 44. 7 4t
BLANKETS
Double Cotton Sheet Blan
kets. Good looking plaids,
warm and comfortable. Size
70x80. 98tf
All Wool Comforters. Sa
teen covered. Choice of col
ors. Size 7284. S2.98
Indian Blanket. Part wool.
Good looking, long wear
ing. Size 64x78. Now for
only $1.19
All Wool Plaid Blankets,
Sateen bound. Famous
Wool Crest Brand. Size
66x80. Only $4.69
Cotton Comforter. Comfort
ahallie covering. Size 72x
84. Now only $1.98
Auto Robes. All wooi
Beautiful plaid patterns,
frinced edee. large size.
Only $2.95
MONTGOMERY
Ward & Co.
117 So. Central.
Phone 286.
Medford, Ore.