Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 18, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT irEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OKECQy, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1933 PAGE TWO farkety Cattle. Gary Cooper Star at Holly era! building at a ceremony attended by several thousand persons, SEATTLE, Oct. 18. (AP) Visiting Olrl scout organizations of the Pacific northwest, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, pri vate citizen and girl scout leader, the wife of the former president, ar rived in Seattle today. No civic dignitaries were on hand to greet her. Rather, It waa as she had wished It. Only Seattle school children, wearing the gray-green girl scout uniform we: there. I Pegasus at Stock SKow Rodeo PORTLAND, Oct. 18.-fP)"CATTLE COAL Clean Ill-Meat Order Now at Summer Prices Medford Fuel Co. 1122 N. Central. Tel. 631 M; calves 10; steady, quotation ujW changed. HOOS: 200; fully steady: light weight, good and choice, M.60-5.35; other quotations unchanged. IN GRID BATTLES SHEEP: 300: alow, steady; quooa tlona unchanged. KTW YORK, Oct. 18. (AP) Unde feated teams collide In IB major foot ball engagement this week and the crash of falling favorites will be beard from one coast to the othtr. Out of the week's warfare will come the first general reduction In the number of contenders for sec tlonal championships as well as a new and more accurate basis for calculating the comparative strength of moat of the leaders. The east offers seven of these duels of unbeaten teams and the mid west six, the otnttr two being shared by. the southwest and far west. In the east the Princeton-Columbia, Pen n-Dartmouth, Harvard-Holy Cross, Fordham-Boflton College and Tale-Brown gamea all may have an Important bearing on the race for sectional honors while Carnegie Tech and Duquesne, In their ti wales with Notre Dame and Detroit respectively, will be staking undefeated records against powerful Interactional foes. Tha middle western slate yields to the east only In point of numbers. The clash of mighty Michigan and mighty Ohio State seems most - Im portant because of the strong pos sibility that the winner ultimately will be crowned champion of the westers conference. The Big Ten hopes of Purdue and Chicago likewise hang on their meet ing at Chlcngo but this game will bave to yield in point of general In terest to the two big Intersections! battles Involving Pitt and the Army whose comprehensive schedules annu ally entitle them to national recog nition so long as they win. Pitt Invades Minneapolis for a crack at Mlnnesota'a Oophera, a powerful but unlucky outfit which so far has been tied twice, by Indiana and Purdue. Army, with Its lightest and fastest team In years, tackles Bob Zuppke's Illlnl at Cleveland with the outcome Jn doubt. Completing the mid-west list of contests Involving undefeated teams, Nebraska and Kanaaa State wage an Important Big Six battle at Manhat tan, Kan., while Kansas meets Tulsa, a power In the Oklahoma "Big Four" whose ranks have dwindled to three now that Phillips haa abandoned football. . WASHINGTON, Oct. 18. (AP) Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who now holds press conference of her own, today slipped quietly Into her hus band's bi-weekly talk with newspa permen and women to get an Idea on how the presidential parleys are tun. Slipping quietly Into the presi dent's office, where around 100 news papermen and women surrounded his desk, the first lady waived to several of her acquaintances, listened for a while, talked in whispers to one or two feminine reporters, and depart ed as quietly as aha had come. E ROSEBimo. Ore., Oct. 18. (AP) Much of the criticism of Oeneral Frank T. Hlnea, head of the veterans administration, as a result o sever ity In reductions of veterans allow ances, Is misdirected, U. 8. Senator Frederick Stlewer told local veterans at a public meeting sponsored here last night by Umpqua post of the American Legion. Responsibility for drastic phases In administration of veterana affaire was charged by the speaker to Lewis Douglas, director or the budget. Conferences were held to formulate regulations affecting veterans allowances, and General Hlnea was not even Invited to attend the meetings, the senator stated. He alio declared that he anticipates It will be impossible to secure any great modification In veterana' legis lation at the next session of con Frisbee Beat So Salem Fans Try . To Mob Referee SALEM. Oct. 18. ffy Vern Har rington of Portland got out of bed to referee a wrestling match here last night, and might have been carried back on a stretcher had mob rule prevailed. Police and attache escorted Harrington from the armory after Pat Rellly of Boston won a rough bout over Ray Friable of Med ford, both middleweight. Many fans claimed Reilly won by slugging Friable. Harrington stated that Reyiy had his fist doubled, but missed wiin 1t and landed an el bow Jb which floored Frtshle. f" 'jrhvL'm - t - -'us.,, I Earl Thrxle, contender fur world's champion honors by virtue of his be ing three-time winner at the Cheyenne Frontier Dan, and once, the win ner of the Pendleton Koiindup, declares his mount here Is Indeed well named as "Pesasus," the flying hone of Greek mythology. He will at tempt to conquer the- broncho, ns will some AO other well known riders at the Indoor rodeo held In conjunction with the Pacific International Livestock exposition In Porllund. October 21 to 28. Without meaning to criticise "the good old hen," the ModTord chamber of commerce today announced that the egg supply In Jack&on coup" i not sufficient to the aomanil, This condition was revealed at tliu nii... lut night of poultry and egg pro ducers of the county, and tho group was the first In the production classi fication In the county, it was pointed out today, to record a deficiency. The chamber of commerce will as a result be In a position to recommend the Medford vicinity to poultrymcn, looking for a location, woe the deduc tion. Plans for formation of a Rogue River Valley Poultry and E;g associa tion were also outlined at the meeting and a committee of three was named to meet tomorrow to perfect the ar rangements. Tho committee members are: D. W. Beebe, chairman, J. H. Newton and P. w. Rlchter. One week from today a meeting of the produ cers will be held to complete the organlratlon. B. A. Hanten of the State bolry and Food commission was present at lost night's meeting orl his trip through the state for the purpose of checking compliance with the law, demanding the grading and candlelng of eggs. Establishment of depot here tor the grading and candlelng of all eggs handled In this city was advised by Hanzen In vlew of the fact that the process must be carried out. Depots tor tne purpose, It waa pointed out, would be beneficial to producer, re tailer and consumer. CAREY WILL QUIT PORTLAND, Oct. 16. (AP) Gover nor Meier dented here yesterday that Charlea H. Carey, state cor poration commissioner, la to resign, The governor said he "can see noth ing to such a report. Rumors hnd been heard here that Commissioner Carey and Herbert Gordon, deputy in charge of liqui dation of closed building and loan nwoclatlons, were taking opposite aides on questions of policy In hand ling the liquidation process, and that pressure had come from the gover nor's office backing up Gordon. Oath (lven. DETROIT, Oct. 18. (TP) Major Gencrnl Edward M. Markham, newly appointed chief engineer of the United States war department, took the oath of office here today, white attending the Great Lakes Harbor association conference. Fnrmers of Walton county, Geor gia, bought 40,000 pounds of winter peas to plant on 13,000 acres taken out of cotton production. Portland Produce .Butter, F.cn PORTLAND, Oct. 18. (P) BUT TER Print, extras, 33c; standards. 31o lb. BUTTERPAT Portland delivery: A grade, lc; farmer's door delivery, 17c per lb.: sweet cream ec nigner. K008 Paclflo Poultry Producers' selling price: Fresh extra special, 31c; extras, 39c; standards, 34e: mediums. 3Sc; pullets, 18c dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: preen extra, m ora.; flrsu, 33c; mediums, 30c doi.; under grade, 14c; pulet. lie. ONIONS Yakima, l-1.25;' Oregon, ,123-1.35 cental. Cheese, milk, county meats, mo hair, cascara bark, hops, live poultry. potatoes, cantaloupes, wool and naj, unchanged. Tlour. DOMESTIC FLOUR Selling price, mill delivery, 25-bbl. lota: Patent, 49s, 88.oO-T.10; blended flour, 85.00-8; soft white pastry flour, 8520-5.35; baker's hard wheat flour, 85.60-8.30; rye, 85.00-8.30; whole wheat, 85; gra ham, 84 95. ' The old-Iaoe-and-lavender romance, the quaintly gay costumes, and the glamoiuua atmosphere of the early 1900 are brought to Vie screen in "One Sundcy Afternoon," opening today at the Holly theater. Gary Cooper Is starred with France Fuller and Fay Wray, Oats No. 3 white, 831.50. Corn No. 3 E. yellow, 831.78, Mlllrun standard, 814. Today's car receipts: Wheat 38, barley 4, flour 15, corn 3, oat 2, hay I. 1 Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 18. (AP) Wheat futures'. Open May ' 68 Dec. 82 54 r.jih wheat: Riv Rend bluestem , Dark hard winter (12 pet.) Dark hard winter (ll pet.) eoft white . . western white Hard winter Northern spring Western red High Low Close .6954 -88 .6954 .84 .6214 -34. .6954 .7114 .824 , .81 4 , .6154 . .6154 .81 '4 . -6154 fOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY CASH PAID for men secondhano suit, odd auats. nata and shoes Will a WUaon 82 N PTontSt. POSITION wanted by first-class hotel baker. Box 814, Tribune. Wall St. Report Today's closing prices for 33 se lected stock follow: . Al. Chem. 6c Dye . Am. Can. ..... Am. sc Fgn. Power . A. T. & T. Anaconda . . Atch. T. 4c S. F. Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel Stock Pale Averages (Copyright, 1933, Btandard Statistics Co.) October 18: 80 30 20 SO Indl's Rr's Ut's Total Today 79.8 37.6 12.3 71.9 Prev. day 83.8 ' 40.1 74.9 75.5 Bond Hole Averages (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.) October 18: 20 30 20 60 Indl's Rr's Ut's Total . 72.4 74.0 80.3 75.5 .. 73.3 74.3 80.4 76.0 Today Prev. day NEW YORK, Oct. 18. (API Stocks, confused by conflicting mar ket Influences, slipped into lower ter ritory today. They tried to follow another late rally In wheat, but fail ed to get very far In the face of a slump In European gold exchanges. The close was heavy, with losses of 1-4 or more' points predominating. Trading was dull throughout, trans fer approximating only 1,100,000 shares. California Packing Caterpillar Tract. - Chrysler Coml. Solv Curtlss Wright Du Font ... Oen. Foods ................ Gen. Motors ... Int. Harvest. .v I. T. tc T Johns Man. .... Mont. Ward North Amer Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio .... Sou. Pac St. Brands ... . St. Oil Cal St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer. .. Union Carbide United Aircraft U. 8. Steel 133 85 V, 754 11414 4854 : 12 54 1 27 . ' 18'i , 16 j 3854 I ' 2 72 j 33 i 35?, I 32 I 10'. 47 j 17 17?; 41 14 6 1854 225', 3854 39 H 3754 26 3754 Hall the "Pork" Chief MERIDIAN, Miss., Oct. 18. (API East Mississippi turned out en masse today to receive Postmaster General James A. Farley, as the cabinet officer dedicated Merldlan'a new 840,000 fed- Do YOUR Child's Ankles Turn In Like ... .This?" PROPR-BILT Shoes! will hold these feet in ; the. correct position and train them to grow normally and keep the feet well. Strong, well-set arches give your child steady ankles, correct poise and body bal ance a light-footed walk a confident, graceful car riage. inf ' Prenaud Anklet w Some Feel fft'Tropr-Blll" Short PUOPR'BILT r SHOES 1 The Correct Shoe for the Growing ChtldV A complete ran it of ulrM In many styles and colors are carried nnil fitted at no evtra cost by DR. W. E. LANTIS Chiropodist Phone 77. 208 Medford Bldg. FOR SAUB Good used violin and trumpet; very reasonable. Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 36 S. Grape. ASHLAND FOR HEALTH Convales cent home, facing park end Lithla water; open to all patients, board era, cabin renters. 183 Granite St., Ashland. Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE Mouse and lot! garage, chicken house, city water and lights. A sacrifice. Sick ness. Box 441, Tribune. TRAILER HOUSE with bed and built 1ns; 8 screened windows; telescopes automatically against wind resist ance. Less than half price. Tel. 386-W. BABY GRAND, like new, fine condi tion. Save over one-half. Will ao cept your old Instrument a part payment; $2 per week handles. Cllne Piano Co., Main and Rlveralde. FOR SALE Furniture, ruga, bedding. Inquire at Fountain Lodge. FOR sale; Beat buy In the county. B-room up-to-date bungalow with 2 lots, on paved street, near school. Ensy terms, or will trade. What have you? Box 431, Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Ranch for subur ban store or modern home. Box 434. Tribune. FOR RENT 847 E. 9th. 32 No. Peach. 1028 w. oth. 318 Newtown. 320 No. Holly. First Insurance Agency. Tel. 105. After S. 1870. 1 DOUBLE bed spring and mattress. 1 bureau. 1 dresser, cheap, or will trade for 2 trunka and suitcases. Phone 1318. AVAILABLE Nov. 1, 1124 W. Main. First Insurance Agency, Tel. 105. After 8, 1670. 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