Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 10, 1933, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPSGE EIGHT ITODFORD MATE TRTBUTTE. irEPFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRHi 10, 1933. BEER TO INCREASE CHEESE SALE SAYS Increased consumption of a. Rogue river valley product as a result of the legalization of beer was forecast to day by C. M. Churchill, general man ager of the Central Point cheese plant, who addressed the Klwanls club at luncheon at the Hotel Med- ford. By putting a little more salt in the cheese, he stated, the thirst for more beer can be aroused. The satisfaction of the thirst will In turn arouse Vie desire for more cheese and so a prosperous circle for brew eries and cheese makers will result. The process of manufacture of the Central Point cheese was described to the club by Mr. Churchill and to make his description authentic, he gave each guest At the luncheon a slash of the product. The Central Point plant Is now handling 000 gallons of milk a day In the manufacture of cheese, .he stated, and Is equipped to care for 2000 gallons. The plant was con structed to handle 4000- gallons of milk a day, which Is the goal of the company. Walter Olmscheld, recently ap pointed sheriff of Jackson county to succeed Oordon L. Schermerhora, suspended from office for 00 days, was a guest at today's club luncheon and assured the Klwanlans that he will try to give the office proper ad ministration during the period of his appointment. A. H. Banwell, secretary af the chamber of commerce, described de velopments of the "Clean-up and Falnt-up" campaign and announced the annual home products banquet of the chamber of commerce to be held a week from tomorrow. 1 KMED Broadcast Schedule Livestock PORTLAND. Ore, April 10. (P)- Cattle. 2400; calves, 7A; nominally steady Steers 850-800 Iba. good M.S0 5.8a; medium a4.so-fi.AO; common W. 50-4.50; 900-1100 Iba. good 5.J- fi.vfi;; medium 14.3S-0.33; common $335-4.23: 1100-1300 IDs. good, 4.75 3.65; medium $3.35-4.73; heifers 560 730 Iba. good $4.30-5.00; common me dium $3.50-4.50; 750-900 Iba. good choice $4.35-4.73; common medium $2.50-4.35; cowa good $3.75-4.10; com mon-medium $3.75-3.76; low cutter and cutter $1.35-3.75; bulla, yearllnga excluded good (beef) $3.75-3.26; cut ter-medium $3.00-2.75; vealera good, oholoe $5.30-6.50: medium M.23-3.30; cull-common $2.50-4.25: calves 230-500 lbs. good-choice $4.00-5.50; common' medium $2.00-4.00. Hogs. 2800; about ateady. Llght- llght 140-160 Iba. good-choice $3.50 4.35: lightweight 160-180 Iba. $4.23 4.83; 160-200 Iba. $4.23-4.35; medium Ight 200-320 Iba. $3.75-433; 220-230 Iba. $360-4.25; heavyweight 250-200 Iba. $3.33-4. 15: 390-350 Iba. $3.25-4.00; packing sows 276-350 Iba. good $3.23 3.83; 350-423 lbs. $3.26-3.73; 425-530 Iba. $3.25-3.76; 275-350 lbs. medium $3.00-3.50; feeder and atocker plga 70-130 lbs. good-oholce $2.76-8.75. Sheep and lamba, 1000; ateady. Lambs 00 Iba. down good-choice $5.00 5.35; common-medium $3.50-5.00 : 00- a lbs good-cnolce $5.00-5.25; year ling wethera 90-410 lbs. good-choice $3.00-4.10; medium $3.00-3.00; awes 00-130 lbs. good-choice $2.35-2.75: 120-150 lbs. 3.00-2.50: all weights common-medium $1.00-2.00. Portland Produce Tuesday 1 ' 9:00 Breakfast News, Mull Tribune. 8:03 Musical Clock. '. 8:16 A Peerless Parade. 8:80 Shopping Guide. . S :00 JTlendahip Circle. r30 Today. . 0:45 Meeting of the Martha Meade eoolety. 10:00 U. S. weather Forecast. 10:00 fashion Parade. 10sl6 Cheerful Cherub Club. 10:30 Morning Comments. '10:46 Kadlo Sohool of Cookery. 11:00 The Pot Program. H lis Morning Melody. 11:80 Song a tul Comedy. 13:00 Mid-day Review. 12:16 Pyroll Parade. 12:30 News Flashes, Mall Tribune. 12:30 fionga from Yesterday. 12:45 The Golden West Program. 1 :18 Varieties. 1 :30 Orants Pass Hour. 1:43 Interlude. 3:00 Danes Matinee. 8 :00 fionga for Everyday. 8:80 KMED Program Review. 8:86 Mualo from Yesteryear. 1:45 Siesta Hour. 4:00 Across the Sees to Hawaii. 4:30 Masterworks. 6:00 Popular Parade. . 6:45 Newe Digest, Mall Trrbuns. 8:00 Med ford Theatre Guide. , 6:03 Color Magic. 30 Vignettes. . 6:80 (Modemlstlcs. . 7:00 Reveries. 7:30 Eventide. 7:46 Reynor Guy. . 8:00 U. 8. Frost Forecast, EAELETiGELlERY NW YORK. April 10. ( AP) The United States circuit court of appeals today affirmed the conviction of Conrad H. Mann, Prank E. Hetlng and Bernard O. McQuIre In the conspiracy charge In the Kagles' lottery case. Conviction on the substantive charge, ahlpment of lottery tickets In inter state commerce, was reversed. . Plan Ooat Trlp-Rutfy Lutoeck and Delbert Clifford of thla city left this morning for a coast trip. They will motor as far as possible, then hike tthe rest of the way to the mouth of the Rogue river, was ttie plan when they departed with their packs for the wild country of southwestern Oregon. Soviet Prosecutor PORTlaAND, Ore., April 10. (?) BUTTER .Prints, extras, 20c; stand ards. 10 c lb. BUTTERHnAT iDlrect to shippers: Station basis prloe, 14-1 flc;' price range 14-17c. Portland delivery: Churning cream base, 10c; price range 1SS-17cb lb.; sweet cream higher. EGG6 (Pacific poultry producers selling prices: Presh extras, 14c; stan dards, 13c; mediums, 19c. Buying prloe of wholesalers: Fresh current receipts, 66 lbs. and up, 9-l0n doz en. COUNTRY MEATS 4Uve poultry, onions, potatoes, new potatoes, wool snd hay, steady. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore.. April 10. (AP) Table: Wheat: Open High Low Close May, new .33 Vi .33 .83 Vi .033, May, old .53 .68V4 .63 .34 July .54 .34 .3414 K Oashwheat No. 1: Big Bend blueatem... ... Dark bard winter, 12 pet.... 11 pet Soft white FIRST LADY AND CABINET WIVES AT FLOWER SHOW lunufADnuiii mav I scottsboro judge fcrr be "nt to wuh- " &" i - f v;rc i ? h pi -a iiuifniuiiiLLl.ini r , . , mm m Kf' ' fi " 4"' (iriflTllMl, aninr J1 f25. great bargains from 2.00 to H0.O0 . : - I BE STUCK' SHARE V-, . MMBm lr jS. for farce cosis i j j . Iff'f "lV W'V V r" (Continued from Pag. One, J jf i'ftP-;Cl V k ' 47 P CjSJsJ "ne- HI. admission that the . &- . J TJA V "'- v tU-. i tfl1 fUk jf. W X proceedings were a farce and not LV J I 'Tv) f WX ''" . f ' fJJ sjj A I founded on law. came as a surprise. ,f ff-" . M ' 'iiaf J'4 ' ":'S::' ' ' if ' ' JF "'lif Pehl at the time of the trUl claimed K ' V " . ' Jg IlPn I ;gil. -,; '' 'i 1 I t1 f ' jf !' J ne "knew more law than Judge Nor- X h sffT iP0jtA?.:r 1 v '"' i.js f ton." His bosom friend, L. A. Banks, f , V. iSillM ' I esJA ' ' VTtl f'VC ,IA t IF wrote "He (Fehl) knowa more law V,ffL S-y- Tl , Vf -1 A tl i I than all the lawyers.". ... 7i . it e ' 1 i " " .X I Former County Judge Lamkln and I . f TT'- .VVa . I h rs , jAJ Commissioner Bursell were charged I W S I P4,ih i yiyH J 1 ' k 1 wlth oontompt and "mutilating the I ijy 'i f I M '4 Jt I h 4 " ' i X f ' recorda." in the appointment of R. E. I I'fifeSP f to. ,f I " - I i , f Z . V i Nealon as commissioner, to fill the E I JSV' B ' 44 ' V ' Ul I. f1 lln " vscancy caused by the resignation of I . I if d ' A' ' u f, III Ifv lA Accompanied by wives of cabinet officers, Mrs. Roosevelt visited the agriculture department's maryllls where prize exhibits of the plant breeding department were on display. Left to right: Mrs. Roosevelt,-Mrs. William Woodln, wife of the secretary of the treasury, and Mrs. Henry Wallace, wife of tha secretary of agriculture. (Associated Press Photo) Prev. day .... 69.6 Week ago .... 59.6 Year ago 61.5 8 yra. ago 03.3 67.4 68.5 63 5 106.1 74.3 74.4 77.8 00.1 63.7 64.1 67.6 Western - white Hard winter Northern aprlng .. Western red Oats: No. 2 white... .6214 , .61 .57 .66 .53 .64 - .33 - .52 ..122.00 Corn: No. 2 E. yellw...,..o....H..,... 10.26 Mtllrun, standard 15.00 Todays car receipts: Wheat 56; flour 19; corn 7; oats 3; hay 10, Wall St. Report Stork Bale Averages. (Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistics Co.) April 10: 60 Ind'ls Today 63.7 Prev, day 51 2 Week ago 47.7 Tear ago .. 49.0 9 yrs. ago ....202.4 Bond Sals Averages. (Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics Co.) 20 XU 90 60 Ind'la Rr"s OW Total Today 60.1 87.9 74.5 64.1 NEW YORK, April 10. (AP) The aprlng rally In the stock market de veloped slgna of bull hilarity today, as prloea registered their nharncst gains In more than three weeks. Turn over expanded was 1,000,000 shares, and many Issues .pushed up 1 to more than 4 points. Reports of quickened activity In the steel and automotive Industries, the pre-Eaatcr stimulus to retail trade, continued strength In com modity prices, notably wheat, copper and ellver, combined with continued conjecturo as to the prospect of con trolled Inflation, gave the new week In the securities markets a brisk sendoff. Prices were strongest at opening and near the close, and final prices were around the best. Today'a closing prices for 30 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. 6e Dye 8S'.4 Am. Can 61 ?B Am. Ac Fgn. Pow. 5 A. T. 6c T. Ansconda Atch. T. 6c 8. P. Bendlx Avla. H Beth. Steel . Chrysler . Coml. Solv. ...... Ourtlss-Wright OuPont Qen. Foods Gen. Mot 95 'A 8H 43 914 17 12-4 - 14 154 . 40 :.. 27-y, - "ft Int. Harvest ....... I. T. 6c T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward ..... North Amer. , Penney (J. C) . Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac St, Brands i 24 6 20'. 14 1914 25 6!i 4,i 14', - 10 at. oil cal 2474 St. OH N. J. . 27J4 Trans. Amer .. ... 414 union carb 25Vi Unit. Aircraft 22 U. S. Steel 32 8. F. Butterfat SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. (P uream r. o. n. Ban Francisco 20. THOMAS TO TALK AT K. F. TUESDAY SALEM, April 10. (AP) Charles M. Thomas, public utilities commis sioner, upon Invitation from Klam ath Palls, will deliver an address there tomorrow night on utility con trol, he announced hero today. Whits Investigation of the Cali fornia and Oregon Power company rate and charges now under way In southern Oregon, has not been com- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SAIJE Horse, 1200 lbs, 00 or wl'l trade for Howwin cows o. heifers. Phone 166-F-2. H. H. Diet rloh. FOR SALE OR TRADE 6 acres 8 acres In grapes. Riley Myers, cen tral point. LOAN Good security. Phone 819-R fa ' ir-- . . ."A V y Andrey A. Vyshlnsky will be tha prosecutor In ths forthcoming trial of four Britons and 15 Russians, mployss of an electrical company In Russia, who were charged with giving economic Information to a foreign sta:;, (.".::5;btcd Pit:; Pholol for ijnASE eix room, unfurnished home, Perrvdaie, jaoxeonvine nwn way. Hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace, lawn, flowere. flah pond Charles R. .Ray. Realtor. Medlord Bidg., Phone 302. FOR FA1.E 8 used coal brooders. Mu tual Mill A Seed Co. A J.ISW UHWSpnsi J1H II ' WljWWil.lil.llSMUSSIllJip MSUIl.SUiHIll 1 20 20 oo i Ui &m$mar i Rr-s nts Total I j 'N J 1 I 28.6 67.8 61.0 ' fcf L ! 26.0 63.8 40.8 ' fcl 28.0 61.8 46.6 fuWi - asf VsCai fel HOUSlSKEHPKRr (Middle desires work In motherless nome, gooo eooX. references. Box 1302A Tribune. WOMFTN BAR.N H DOXVTN 8BWTNO, mstertsls cut, instructions furnish ed, experience unnecessary. Ad dressed envelope brings psrtleulsrs. Buperlor Drees Company, 303 Hav meyer fltreet, Brooklyn. N. T. VOn AAIJ! OR TKAD Will sacrifice I 300 00 equity In modern 4 -room home, one block from Main street, for ih or late model car. Bulck preferred. Post Office Box 808. WANTEO-'To buy or lease poolroom or cigar stand. Must stand investi gation. Box 13360 Tribune. WANTED- ny buy small ranch on good road within 15 ml I'M of Med ford. Munt have free water rlffht. Give all detAlls in first letter. Box 19349 Tribune. EXOHANOB Income property Jn Klamath rails, aloo good spud land Improved for Medlord or vicinity, by owner. Box 13210 Tribune. MODEL A FOR SALE. TRADE OR RENT One ao.re irrigated garden land. 5-room hoime in town of Rogue River. Phone 173, Jacksonville. BKF,S for your orchard Insure better rru.t. see James Steart, 330 Plum street. FOR RENT 319 Haven, four-room furnished home, hardwood floors. flreplse. in. 60, irw. water. Charl R. Ray, Realtor, Modford Bidg Phone 'NTt" jjP( hand Trood o,. com. ii .-.itiya t.iA And w2od xanse. H. C Uaignt, 3i4 w. 4th. IS u.i-i.'ii. f- i ii DEMAND THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY... Women are learning fast tlieso days. They're learning that they can't afford rlicap vasliers . . . that a washer which rlocan't civo them the. Hippest dollar's worth of use for every dollar is a waste ful extravagance. So they're tnmmg; to Maytag... be cause they know the Maytag, although reduced m price, has tern improved, while, other washers have been chmp enrt. And because a Maytag offers the quickest, easiest way of saving the weekly expense of laundry bills. T1TE MAYTAG COMPANY NEWTON rMin IOTA MODEL 15 Lewl (Mnd Mnta PH0NC TOO AY FOII A MAYTAS FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION Maytay Pacific Intermountain Co. 211i (h SI, rortlaim. orrimn Maytag District Store Phone I2ti. Medforil, Orecnn. 3t N. onpo 6lfl fl M., (Irani Pa, On-mn ANY MWTAO MAT BE MAD EqvlPPF.D WITH OASOMNT MVLTI-MOTOR pie ted, Thomas said he would not dis cuss that Individual condition. He said his talk would deal with what has been done with other firms based upon record of findings and facts. Investigation at Medford and Klam ath Falls has again been renewed after a short suspension. In his address Thomas said he would point out remedies for present conditions of high rates and services. He will leave tonight for Klamath Falls. Riddle Bank Closes. SALEM, April 10. ( AP ) The state bank of Riddle, In Douglas county, failed to open today. It was an nounced by the state backing depart ments The bank has been on a re stricted basis since the bank holidays last month. records." In the appointment of R. B. Nealon as commissioner, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John Barneburg. December 31. The "mock trial" lasted three days, with the court packed with Fehl-Banks henchmen, with Fehl Insisting that M. O. Wllklns act as his attorney. instead of the district attorney. The trial was called as a political reprisal for the appointment of Nealon. which had been declared legal and valid by the state attorney- general. Fehl claimed the appoint ment was a "plot to tie his hands." At one stage of the trial Walter Jones, mayor of Rogue River, now under Indictment for ballot stealing, presented a petition demanding that Nealon resign. WASHINGTON. April 10. (API- Speaker Ralney said at his press Con ference today that If beer Is sold in the house of representatives restau rant, "we are going to have it In the Democratic and Republican ' cloak rooms of the house." He had Just learned of the decision of the accounts committee to permit the brew to be sold in bottles In the house restaurant, returning beer to the capltol for the first time since i03. "If they are going to have It in the restaurant, then we can handle it In the cloak rooms," Ralney said. Judge James E. Horton Is pro siding over the new trial at Decatur, Ala., of seven negroes saved by the United States Supreme court from a previous sentence of death on a charge of attacking two white girls. The first trial of the "Scottsboro case" was held at Scottsboro, Ala. (Associated Press Photo BODY OF ADMIRAL LOST WITH AKRON FOUND IN WAVES (Continued from Page One.) more than two down craft which have been searching the sea. The message sent from the coast guard boat Daphne to the cruiser Portland said the body was recovered off Beach Haven, N. J., some distance southeast of where the Akron crashed. The bodies of Commander Frank C. McCord, skipper of the Akron, and Commander Fred T. Berry, head of the naval air station at Lakehurst. N. J., were found yesterday by the coast guard destroyer Tucker. They were sent to Atlantic City, where after being viewed by relatives and friends OMR Roundtrips to almost every where in the West for about 1 a mile. Start your trip on one of these dates: APRIL 13,14,15,16 B. back by midnight. April 23 Try our"Meals Select" com plete luncheons and dinners for 801 to $1.25 and break fasts for 504 to 90;. Sample roundtrips: Portland $7.15 Salem 6.00 Eugene . . , 4.45 ( San Francisco.. 9.10 Los Angeles. . . 18.25 Southern Ifacific t. C. CABLE, Agent. Tel. 34 lHE MAN who could sell more life insurance than any man I ever heard of never shouted. Notice the men who hold the records for selling. . they just talk in a quiet easy way. n am &7L i 4 W W 'V. J r'"- i tift'-'mimr mmminritirmiMmiMMitfim j It's like this: Chesterfields just go along in their own quiet way making friends from day to day. There's no noise about ir, no "back talk." The Chesterfield slogan just two words, "They Satisfy" is a plain simple statement telling about Chesterfield's merits. . It means that Chester fields are milder they taste better. lies ten ie utld MILDER Id tu tc ciiaret 'ie ctiarcue liac tastes better C Lkcjtt k Unu Toaxxo Co.