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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATE TRTBUTE, rEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1933. PAfiE THREE Action Against Howard Fea rey and Insurance Com pany Slated for First Hearing by Judge Norton Circuit court for Jackson county. Judge H. D. Norton, presiding, will convene next Monday, September 35, at 0:30 o'clock, and It will be the first term of court here, since last February that will not be clogged with actions arising from the Banks- I Fehl agitation. The Jury list, with 19 names there on, the last of the Jury list drawn last January by the county court. has been called. ' The remainder of the list were excused by Judge George P. Skipworth for the balance of the term. Most of the veniremen were either examined or served as Juror In the trial of J. Arthur LaDleu. The list la as follows: Mary B. Klelnhammer, Jacksonville; John Rowden. Applegate; George H. Eads. Med ford; Minnie B. Bellinger, Med ford; Henry G. Enders, Jr., Ashland; Horace Greene, Medford; Alice Wad- dell. Central Point; J. Prank Wort man, Phoenix; W. Raymond Crawford, Medford; J. G. Perrell, R. P. D. 4; Walter Hash, Ashland; Mary Hanley. Lake creek; Walter R. Allen, Eagle Point; Wayne L. Holdridge, Talent; Prank W. Houston, Talent, and George L. Putman, Eagle Point. Civil actions will be called first. The case of E. P. Hawkins against Howard D. Pearey and the Indemnity Insurance company, for the collection of $600, will be called first. Help yourself to YOVT H Hawklna allege In bU compliant that he- paid Pearey (407.16 tor county land last winter while Fearey. realty broker, wag acting as .an agent 01 the county. The plaintiff aeta forth that be never received title to vat land, cr the return of bla caah. ' The complaint aeu forth that the present whereabouts of Fearey are unknown. The Indemnity Insurance concern Is named as a co-defendant, as surety for Fearey. Six Criminal Cases. Six criminal caws are listed on the calendar, but none will be tried until considerable portion of the clvii actlona have been heard, or other wise disposed of. The first criminal case docketed for trlsl Is that of Henrietta B. Martin, president of the self-styled "Good Government Congress." charged with rlotoua conduct. ' Other criminal actions are Joe Cave. city policeman, Indicted for involun tary manslaughter; C. H. Brown, sec retary of the "Good Government Con gress' Indicted for "slandering a bank": Fred Wolf, Blrdseye Creek rancher. Indicted for manslaughter. and Ted Kalnes, charged with a statu tory offense. You can buy it by the bowlfull ITS TRUE : : : you're as young as you feel! And one food that will help keep you feeling young is Shredded Wheat. Here's why: Shredded Wheat is 100 whole wheat. And whole wheat is the cereal most bountifully blessed by Nature with all the vital elements proteins, minerals, vita mins, carbohydrates, and the just right measure of bran. In Shredded Wheat you get them all : ; : noth ing added, nothing taken away. Try this vitally different food for breakfast or lunch. It's ready cooked and ready to eat with milk or cream, with the fruit you like best. Keep up the good habit for at least ten days ; : ; and find new vigor, new energy ; : ; YOUTH ! fir KO is-S "T Ignis UNDERTAKER, DIES E When you see Niagara Falls en the package, you KNOW you have Shredded Wheat, DDED WHEAT A product of NATIONAL. BISCUIT COMPANY "Uneeda Bakers'! At 7:30 o'clock this evening at the Howard school auditorium, 'an enter tainment Is being presented by the , puplU for the purpose of raising ; money to purchase baseball equip-, ment. Music, freaks, contests and bathing beauties will be Included among the features, with tho main show consisting of boxing and wrest ling. The wrestling program lists Chester Ricks. 75 lbs., vs. Wenting Hllkey. 70 lbs. In the curtain raiser; Bill Wright. 100 lbs. vs. Troy Cardln, 00 ids. In the preliminary; Don Croucer, 75 lbs. vs. George Imhausen. 70 lbs. In the special event; Richard Shelley, 100 lbs. vs. Bob Kent, 115 lbs. In the semi finals and Dick Van Keuren, 120 lbs. vs. Raymond Miller, 140 lbs. Tony Coy, 89 lbs. vs. Rex Coy, 88 lbs. will be the preliminary boxing match, and Newton Smith, 100 lbs. va Jesse Cummings, 105 will figure In the semi -finals. Annlng, 85 lbs. and Pegg, 80 lbs. are being featured in the main event. H. W. Gustln will be referee. According to the announcement of the entertainment the public Is cor dially Invited, and anyone interested in the school la urged to attend. 4 , Oregon Weather. . Cloudy tonight and Saturday; showers In the west portion; cooler tonight; strong southwest and wes! wind offshore. Herman C. Stock, long time resi dent of Ashland and well known throughout southern Oregon where he has practiced undertaking work for nearly 40 years, passed away at his home on Granite street at 1:30 p. m. Thursday, following a gradual decline in health due to heart trouble. He leaves his wife, Marie Stock and two step-daughters, Mrs. Victor Mllburn and Gertrude Biede all of Ashland. Also one son. Laurel Stock by a former marriage. Mr. Stock was born In Germany, Aug. 12. 1861 and at the age of six years, came with his parents to America and settled in Illinois. After a brief residence there, the family moved to Brltt, Iowa where ha grew to manhood and In 1883 he came west to San Francisco where he en gaged In the building trade. For abouW two years he followed building and contracting in Califor nia and Oregon before taking up his resiaence on wsgner creek near Tal ent in 1885. He continued to follow the con tracting work and cabinet making until 1897, when he engaged in un- aertating in Ashland. Prior to this, and because of his skilled workman ship, he was frequently called upon by neighbors to make the old style polish wood coffins. Fraternally. Mr. Stock was a Mason, i He had taken both the Scottish and ! York rites and lived them. He was Also a member of Hlllah temple,1 Shrine. j By his request, the regular mid night service of the Rose Croix, Scot tish rite, will bo held at the Conger chapel In Medford Saturday night at 12:00 o'clock, to which all friends are invited. The funeral service will be held at 3:30 Sunday at the Stock chapel in Ashland, with the Rev. Sidney Hall officiating. The body will He In state at the Stock chapel Sunday until the time of the service, during which time friends may call to pay final respects, after which the remains will be taken to Portland for cremation. Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., 8ept. 22. (AP) CATTLE: 100, calves 50; fairly active, quotations unchanged. HOGS: 800, market appeared steady with choice light butchers again sell ing top 5.50 with light packing sows $4.25. In the pig alleys feedera con tinued quotable to $425-4.50. Quota tions unchanged. SHEEP: 2000; trade continued steady. Good to choice wool lambs around 5.50 top with ewes around 91.00-1.50. Quotations unchanged. San FranrlNCo Biltterfat SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22. (AP) Butterfat, 20-2U. fjf I ,-$mf? -AND Ufi TK . 1 fW3 Sure, The little l DAItLINOr CAN TALK " 4 vjts a &u The Whole . Town's Talking about the superior service and the quality local state inspected meats featured at this market. II 4 Free Deliveries Daily 8:00, 10:00, 2:00, 4:00. Phone 603 Beef Roasts, lb 9C $f Boiling Beef, lb .7c Veal Liver, lb 25c Pork Leg Roast, lb.. . 2V2C Loin or Rib Cuts Veal Cutlets lb.l2V2C Veal Roast, lb. 8V2 Veal Stew, lb... 6c r Shortening, 4 lbs 35c Kg Bacon Squares, lean jowels ......... Smoked Picnics, sugar cured . h t 1 c Veal Pot Roast boned, tied no waste JL A Bacon, mild cure, any size piece, lb 7V2C Sliced Bacon, nice and lean, lb 20c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A few items we list at exceptional prices: More of those Rattlesnake Watermelons, per lb. lc Klamath Netted Gem Potatoes,. 25-lb. bags . . .39c Number 1 Sweet Potatoes, 6 pounds 23c Seattle Lettuce, 3 solid heads 10c Tomatoes, 20-pound boxes, 29c Concord Grapes for jellies, 20-pound boxes ... 73c Graded Winter Banana Apples, per 40-lb. box 87c Tune In On KMED Every Morning at 8:15 for Daily Specinls WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOW AY, Owner. Phone 20 FOOD HUNTERS MYomPAnn - Hundreds of Medford house wives have discovered that this HOME OWNED store is an ideal food hunting ground. FRIENDLY SER VICE, LOW PRICES and FINEST QUALITY FOODS help them bring home the bacon every time. You'll find it so, too. Phone 20 4 Free Deliveries Daily MORNING MILK, 4 cans . ; . . 25c MARSHMALLOWS, -Ib. pkg. 9c OLEOMARGARINE, lb. ..... IQc Cal. Home Catsup . . Qc American Club Coffee, lb.. . . . Jc Dog Food, 3 cans 20c CoCOanut fancy shredded lb 2 1 C Oysters, can Qc Rice, extra fancy white, 3 lbs. . )c Campbell's Tomato Soup, 3 for 23c Peas, fancy Royal Club, can. . . 1 5C Hot Sauce, Palace, 6 cans 25c Vinegar, pure cider, bulk, gal . 23c Kellogg's alTat 2 for 19c EXTRA FANCY COLUMBIA RIVER Salmon . . . can 19c LUX TOILET SOAP bar 6 RINSO, large package . 22i LAUNDRY SOAP 10 bars 29 BUY SUGAR NOW Price is going up again 100 lb. sack $5.39 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Sept. 22. BUT TER PrtnU. extrat, 33c; standard!. 32o lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery : A grade, 30c: farmer' door delivery, 18o per lb.; sweet cream So higher. BOOS PacMc Poultry Producrea' selling prices: Oversize, 38o; extras. 28c; standards. 33c; mediums, 33c; pullets, 17c dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: Fresh extras. 31o doz.; firsts, 18c; mediums. 17c doz.; under grade, 13c: pullets. 13c. Cheese, milk, country meats, mo hair, cascara bark, hops, live poultry, onions, potatoes, cantaloupes, wool and hay, unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAOO, Sept. 22 (AP) Table: Stp. .85'a .87', .84 .i)5", Dec. .90',-91'i .911; J7Vi B9,-'. May .95-95 Si'.j .91Vi H-4 TILLAMOOK CHEESE lb. 19 SUNBRITE CLEANSER . 3 for 13 FLOUR, guaranteed Hard Wheat .49 lb. $1.79 FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES Bananas Extra fine fruit lb. 5c Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 23. (AP) Wheat futures: Open High Low Close May .79 i .79 Vt .77 .77 Sept. ,71'i .7114 -08(4 .881 Dec 74'4 .7414 -H -IS Cai wheat No. 1 : Big Bend bluestem .76 Dark hard winter (13 pet.)... ,77 Dark hard winter (11 pet.)... .68 Soft white .66 Western white ,66 Hard winter .66 Northern spring , .66 Western red .64 Oats No. 3 white, 122.50. Corn No. 3 E. yellow, 24.50. Mlllrun standard, $16.50. Today's car receipts: wheat 30, barley 4, flour 33, corn 1, oata 3. hay 8. Wall St. Report Bond Sale Averages (Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics Co.) September 32: 20 India Today 73.7 Prev. day .. 73.4 Week ago 75.3 Year ago .. 67.7 3 yra. ago .... 94.7 30 Rr'a 74.2 73.3 78.9 71.3 109.5 20 Ufa 79.6 79 6 82.8 84.5 101.1 60 Total 75 8 75.4 78.9 74.5 101.8 Al. Chem. & Dye Am. Can Am. is Fgn. Power . A. T. & T Anaconda Attch. T. Si S. F. . Bendlv Avla Beth. Steel California Packing Cataplllar Tract. Chrysler Stock Sal Averages (Copyright, 1933, Standnrd Statistics Co.) September 22: 50 20 30 90 Indl's Rr's Ufa Total Today 91.5 Prev. day 89.9 Wreek ago 96.0 Year ago ... 63.5 45.3 44 0 50.8 75.0 72.1 78.6 36.5 100.0 81 4 79.7 85.9 65.6 3 yrs. ago ...156.3 118.4 312.2 160.2 NEW YORK, Sept. 22. (AP) After backing and filling nervously early, stocks rallied rather Impressively in the final hour today in the face of easier wheat prlcea and further !n f:atlonary uncertainty. Qalus of 1-2 or more points were scattered throughout t,he Hat. Expanded trad lng activity brought the turnover to aproxlmately 3,300,000 shares. Today's closing prlcea for 33 se lected stocks follow: Coml. Solv Curtlsa Wright Du Pont Oen. Foods Gen. Motors Int. Harvest. . I. T. & T. Johns Man. . Mont Ward North Amer. . Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Ra0lo ,,, , Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. OH Cal. St. OH N. J. Trans. Amer. Union carb. United Aircraft U. S. Steel 136' i 9 Hi 10'4 12', S8'2 IT,, . 34', . 23 , 20 'i . 45 . 351, 2, . 76", . 36 ''4 . 31', . 38 . 134 . 51-, . 23, . 18'4 . 47 . 16 . 1?i . 33 4 - 34)4 . 42 '4 . 41 '4 - ' . 44 '4 . 33 - 1PH GOLD PRICE REGAINS 42 CENTS OF LOSS WASHINGTON, Sept. 33-(AP) Today's newly mined gold price waa announced by the treasury as 3i.7ft an ounce, an Increase of 43 cents as) compared with yeaterday. 1 Special Communication of Medford lodge No. 103. A. F. it A. M., Friday, Sept. 22nd, at 7:30 p. m. work In F. O. degree. Visitors In- By order of O. W. DeJarnett, GEO. AliLHSN, oecy. vlted. W. M. Phone 252 for Good Food wt oe earn mbt Five Free Deliveries Saturday Personal Attention Prompt Service COFFEE The Drink of Smiles! It takes a good cup of coffee to start the day off right. We have all the well known brands to choose from. Hill's Red Can Hill's Blue Brand S. and W. Wadham's Drip Grind Royal Club Del Monte If you like Mocha and Java Coffee, try SAN SOUCI This is Pure Mocha and Java Crystalized Ginger Chips in tins Finest Preserved Ginger (imported) in Jars Crosse & Blackwell quality Chase & Sanborn San Souci American Club Maxwell House M. J. B. Golden West -SATURDAY SPECIALS San Souci Mocha and Java Coffee, lb 45c Royal Club Coffee, 3-lb. tins ............ 83c Maxwell House Coffee, 1 pound 30c Carrots, 2 bunches for ........... 5C Lifebuoy Soap, 3 bars for 19c Lux Toilet Soap, 3 bars for . . . . . .'. '. f 9c Local Watermelons, pound lc Kellogg's Whole Wheat Flakes, 2 pkgs. 19c HI CENTRAL MARKET Phone 81 Free Delivery D A Meat is the main course of most meals. Natur ,"?! ......... . . .i,. y)f ally, fVledrord housewives who serve tne best or everything buy their meat at the Central Market Choice R. L Red Hens & Fryers Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. - - - 25c Choice Steaks, lb. - - 15c Fresh Side Pork, lb. -------- 10c Beef Pot Roasts lb. 10c Fancy Oregon Celery. . .10c Klamath No. 1 Potatoes 101b ,.: 25c Tomatoes, crate ...... ,33c Extra Fancy Cantaloupes, 3 for 10c They Will Be Here Wednesday -Two of The Four New RADIOS Bee the Majesties at our store September 27. Newest and latest developments and improvements. Without a doubt these are the radios for 19341 i Palmer Electric Store East Main and Bartlett. Phone 788