Medford mail tribune., March 16, 1934, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD., OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1934.
ALUES ON EGGS
BY
PORTLAND, March 18.-.AF)
I'urther confusion In. the egg markat
1 :re an the result of practically In
discriminate grading, was remarked
ion by the trade today as prices
: 'malned unsettled but generally un
i langed.
The Journal commented that 'Any
thing that appears It te tat la these
days termed of 'extra trade.'' Deal
en bate declared that mixing of
mediums and extras haa enabled
many of the Tlolatlng dealera to un
dersell competitors, at the same time
wrecking the trad ton. Producer,
meanwhile, appear at the mercy of
the wholesalers.
Trading In th butter market con
tinued more or less unchanged al
though here and there some weakness
was suggested for so-called extra.
Butteriat remains at least steady.
Considerable activity was suggested
In the market for cheese and espec
ially Oregon offerings. Price were at
least steady for Tillamook and Ore
gon coast offerings.
Market for light weight hen is now
slow in th live chicken trade. Prices
Heath's Drug Store
Medford Bldg. Phone 884
Here are a few of the prices being offered by Heath's
Drug Store. Please do not ask to have goods charged as
we are unable to charge anything at these low prices.
60c Alka-seltzer . ........ . . . .49c
Kellogg' Tasteless Castor Oil 19c
Modess 2 for 25c
Kellogg's Ant Paste (shaker top) ... 19c
Sassafras (Genuine ola Minwuri) 10c and 25c
Peroxide
4-ounce ..............15c
8-ounce . .20c
Pints ...... . .;. 30c
Mineral Oil, Russian or American
Pints . . . 29c
Quarts . .................... 49c
Gallons . . ... . . . ... . $1.49.
Infant Glycerine Suppositories ..... 19c
We meet any price advertised in Medford
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DRUG STORE
Medford Bldg. Phone 884
Crater Lake Lunch
. -
We will feature a new Cake at t Special Price
Saturday which will interest every economical
housewife. ; .
In addition its goodness is unsurpassed and is an
ideal lunch cake.
Royal Walnut Loaves
13c each
2 for 25c
Three varieties in a generous sise and liberally
filled with home grown walnuts. We are proud
of this cake and urge you to try them.
ra's
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wtr ihowtng no further change but
It wu not to ewy to sell the email
weight stuff even at current low
prices. Heavy stuff was firm.
Spring lamb prices continued to
tend down In seasonable showing here
with country killed offerings gener
ally a trifle easier around 31 -22c lb.
for extreme top quality. Old lamb
and ewes continued In call.
Late call for dressed turkeys has
continued quite favorable here with
18($ 10c generally the top resale price
to retailers. Some pcor stuff was sell
ing materially 'lower.
Boost In asparagus prices was gen
erally reflected here with a. shortage
of southern offerings, which has been
expected for several days: General
low price, for good 'grass Is around
$2.50 pyramid.
Still further advance In the price
on cauliflower-broccoli sent the Is to
an extreme of 00c crate here for the
day and -were scarce at that. Even
3s were quoted to 65c crate.
Wall St. Report
Livestock.
PORTLAND, March 16. (AP) Cat
tle 76; calves 60; unchanged.
Hogs 360; unchanged.
Sheep 60; steady; unchanged.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, March leWCAP) But
ter Extras, 25c; standards, 35c
lb.
BUTTERPAT Portland delivery: A
grade, 3324o lb.; farmer's door de
livery, 20 ft 31o lb.
EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers'
selling prices; Fresh extras, 16c;
standards, 13c; mediums 13c doben
t cartons 1c higher); buying price of'
wholesalers: Fresh extras, 16c dozen;
firsts, 14c; mediums, 14c; pullets,
13c; undergrade, 10c.
NEW POTATOES Florida Tri
umphs, 93.60 3.60 per 60 lbs., 7c lb.;
Hawaii, Sl.50tftl.7fi per 3 1 -lb. box.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
poultry, potatoes, wool and hay, unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., March 18. (AP)
W.heat futures: '
Open High Low Close
May ... .73 .73 .73 .72
July .73 & .72 .72 .72
Cash wheat:
Big Bend blueatem ..... .74
Dark hard winter (12 pet.) ... .78
Dark hard winter (11 pet.) 73
Soft white, western white, hard
winter, northern spring and
western red .73
Oats No. 3 white, 20.8C.
' Corn No. 2 E. yellow, $23.36.
MI 11 run standard, $18.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 84,
barley 2, flour 10 corn 3, oats 2,
hay 3.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, March 16. (AP)
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May .86H -87H -86H .87
July .86H .87 .86 .87
Sept. .87 yA .88 .67. .88
Exmrt Wheat.
PORTLAND. March 16. (AP)
Emergency export corporation's bid
for soft white wheat for foralgn ship
ment, 76e bushel.
Ran Francisco Biitterrnt.,
. SAN FRANCISCO, March 16. (AP)
Butt erf at 36c, f. o. b., San Francisco,
Card of Thanks
We wish to expreu our sincere
thanks to our many friends for their
sympathy and kindness during our
recent sad bereavement. Also for the
beautiful flowers. Vera Wltcher, Bren-
non Wltcher, Mrs. H. H. Taylor and
family.
To Have Party Crater Lake Auxil
iary of the Veterans of PI reign Wars
will observe St. Patrick's day Monday
evening. March 10 at the armory, with
a card party. Thts will be the regular
monthly social night, and plnocmn,
bridge and 600 are to be In play, with
appropriate prizes. Decorations will
carry out the St. Patrick s colors. Play
will start at eight o clock. Refresn.
men to are to be served, according to
those in charge, and a smalt charge
will be made for the entertainment.
With the 2-WAY
saving GOLDEN
WEST brings)
1st
Many mtr delicious
cups par pound .
10 WIR coffee costs.
'2nd
The crystal clear
utility ar may be
re-mod many times
over ... for canning
or as a sanitary shelf
receptacle.
Rfscal with regular
Mason Jar caps
Stork Hale Averages -(Copyright,
1934, standard Statistics
Co.)
March 18:
SO 30 30 SO
Indl's Rr's Ufa Total
Today i 98.4 50.4 77.3 85.0
Prey, day . 08.0 80.6 77.3 85.7
Week ago 08.1 ' 49.5 75.4 ' 85.3
Year ago ... 54.4 39.3 - 79.0 56.0
3 yrs. ago ....135.4 06.8 301.7 141.1
(1920 average equals 100).
Bond Jale Averages
(Copyright, 1034, Standard Statistics
Co.)
March 18:
30 30 30 60
Indl's Rr's Ufa Total
Today X81.3 87.S 88.4- 86.6
Prev. day .... 81.1 87.8 88.6 85.8
Week ago .... 80.3 00.6 87.0 84.-8
Year ago ... 61.0 61.4 78J 87.3
3 yrs. ago .... 87.8 103.3 100.0 07.0
(1026 average equals 100).
x New 1034 high.
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SENATE HEARING
(Continued from page one) .
NHW YORK, March 16. Indi
cations that threatened labor troubles
may be settled soon brought renewed
hope to the stock market today and
moderate recoveries were the rule.
Even the silver group got back some
of Its yesterday's losses. Trading was
relatively quiet, however, and trans
fers approximated only 1,250,000
shares. The close wss firm.
Today's closing prices for 31 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. tb Dye 1604
Am. Can 100ft
Am. 5c Pgn. Pow. 10 ft
A. T. te T. 110ft
Anaconda 16
Atch. T. & S. F 67ft
Bendlx Avla 19ft
Beth. Steel 43 ft
Ca tap 1 liar Tract ... .... 39
Chrysler
Coml. Solv
Curtlss-Wrlght ...
DuPont
Gen. Foods
Gen. Mot
Int. Harvest. .
I. T. & T.
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward ..
North Amer
Penney. (J. C.)
Phillips Pet
Radio ......
Sou. Pac
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cal.
St. OH N. J. ....
Trans. Amer. ..
Union Carb.
Unit Aircraft ....
U. S. Steel .
, 63ft
27
. 4
. 97
, 34
. 37 ft
. 43
: 14ft
. 69ft
. as ft
19
66
... 17ft
8
28 ft
31ft
38ft
45
7ft
44
34 ft
63 ft
The Mall Tribune has Just received
word that an emergency crop land
office ,has been opened at the office
of the county agent In Medford, Jack
son county, and farmers desiring
loans should apply between the hours
of 8 a. m. and 6 p. m.
According to the regulations under
which the crop loans are to be made
this year, any farmer who secures a
loan must obtain a statement from
the county production council, where
one exists, that ne does not intend to
increase his acreage or production In
violation of the agricultural adjust
ment administration program.
In counties where a county pro
duction council has not been set up,
before any application for a loan will
be considered the farmer who Is ap
plying will have to give satisfactory
evidence that he Is co-operating with
the production control program of
the Agricultural adjustment admin
istration. The maximum amount of an emer
gency crop loan that may be ob
tained by any one Individual la 1360,
the minimum Is 36.
Applications for loans In any
amount from $35 to 9160 may be
accepted by the emergency crop loan
office provided the farmer does not
have sufficient security to obtain a
loato elsewhere.
A farmer applying for $160 or more
must first make application to the
production credit association for a
loan from It. Rejection of this ap
plication by the production credit
association will be considered suffi
cient evidence that other credit is
not available and the applicant may
then make application to the emer
gency crop loan office.
Senator Barbour (R N. J.) brought
up that section of the bill prohibit
ing contraators whose contracts were
annulled from bidding on new con
tracts unless they waived any claims
against the government.
Calls Clause Unjust
. Llndhergh called that clause the
most "unjust section ever placed into
American legislation."
That point was dropped for the
time, the filer telling that his serv
ices with aviation concerns dealt
mostly with "technical details."
As to the bill again, he expressed
the view that the section with re
gard to pay would "limit the else
of planes carrying the mall.
'I feel It Is to the Lest Interests
of American aviation," he said, "to
encourage the use of large planes
when the traffic calls for It."
McKellar said the legislation as
he read It was not Intended to limit
the size of pianes.
But Senator Logan (D., Ky.) said
the language of the bill with regard
to pay might llmtl the size.
Plane Size Limit Disliked
"I doh't know about that," Lind
bergh replied. "I repeat It Is not
to the best advantage of aviation to
limit the else of planes."
Lindbergh, questioned by McKellar
as to his financial connections with
air companies, said he received $6,
000 a year from Transcontinental and
Western Air up to the first of this
month and $10,000 a year from Pan
American Airways.
Barbour suggested Lindbergh could
have received much .more In other
fields, because of his ability and
popularity.
."I felt more Interested In avia
tion," the colonel replied promptly.
McKellar asked the extent of his
holdings In stock Lindbergh said
he didn't recall, but they wero all
listed' In replies to a questionnaire
from the Black committee.
McKellar asked if he knew any
thing about- the events leading up
to the cancellation of the contracts.
"Very little," he said.
"Did you attend any meetings?"
"No, sir."
Trial Right Emphasized
"That was our understanding. Now
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WILL PAY CASH for men's second
hand suits. hate and shoes. Will
H. Wilson, 83 No. Front St.
FOR RENT 5 -room house, 3 bed
rooms, on Mistletoe. Inquire 375 So.
Central.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION all kinds
of Livestock, and furniture, beds,
springs, dressers, chairs, rockers,
tables, dishes, cooking utensils,
complete furnishings from two
rooming houses. Including good up
right piano, and several victrolas.
Sale Saturday, Mar. 17th at 1 p. m.
at Pavilion on Old Pacific Highway
North out of Medford, So. Oreg.
Livestock Auction Co.
FOR RENT Newly decorated apart
ment. 806 W. Main.
GOOD little business for sale. Com
plete equipment, cheap, $200.00.
Box 153, Tribune.
$17.50. Southern Oregon Realty Co ;
44 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE High grade piano, cheap.
726 Welch. -
FOR SALE At auction, good upright
piano, at So. Oreg. Livestock Auc
tion Co's. pavilion Sat., March 17th
at 1 p. m.
46 ACRES, 10 in wheat, good im
provements, paved hwy., electricity.
$750. Take good car and cash. List
your houses for rent. Demand heav
ier than supply. Homeseekers Ex
change, 402 East Main.
FURNITURE re-upholstered, re-glued,
re-finished, phone 96B-R. Thlb&ult.
WANTED Boys' used 34 or 36 Inch
bicycle. Must be reasonable. Call
B72-Y.
DO YOU WANT TO TRADE yoiir
property for Los Angeles or Cali
fornia property? See us; we can ar
range a trade for you.
SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY CO.
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E A S T E R
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You Will
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Spring Collection
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We are featuring the Very Newest Styles in
Many Colors in Straws and Fabrics. Hundreds
of Hats to choose from.
SPECIAL PRICES
79c - 95c - $1-49
and up to $5.95
The BAND BOX
and SHOE BOX
If these contracts were honest, you
sxe for them and if they axe not you i
would not condons them?" t
"I feel,' Lindbergh said, "these '
companies have the right to trial
before being convicted of guilt which
is only Implied and not proven."
While Lindbergh testified, Richard
Whitney, president of the New York
Stock exchange, submitted 'to the
banking committee down the hall,
a complete report on transactions In
air stocks prior to the cancellation
of the mall contracts.
Senator O'Mahoney (Dem Wyo.)
asked Lindbergh:
"If you had a contract with an
Individual and discovered It was
fraudulently obtained, you would
think It was right to cancel, wouldn't
you?"
No Proof Ottered
"I don't know," the filer replied.
"Let meaay that X feel that nothing
has been done to prove In this case
and that nothing has been submit
ted for trial. So far as I can see,
nothing has been clearly proved."
"No criminal action haa been taken
In the airmail case," O'Mahoney said.
"I think you are confusing criminal
and civil actions.'
"I am not a lawyer," Lindbergh an
swered. "I think the right to trial
Is so obvious that it is not a legal
question."
Lindbergh said the army air corps
was "not designed" for meeting such
emergencies as carriage of the mall
and had not had "adequate time to
study the routes."
"How long does It take to train a
military pilot and a commercial pi
lot?" Senator Hayden (D., Ariz.)
asked.
"That Is difficult to say," Lind
bergh replied. "A man can learn to
fly with reasonable safety in a week
or two as a student, while It would
take years to fly passengers and mall
with a reasonable degree of safety."
Pilot Hour Limit Needed
He agreed there should be a limi
tation of the number of hours per
month to be flown by pilots, but
said he was not equipped to discuss
the pay question.
"The army mall carrying was not
as efficient as that of private com
panies," Lindbergh said. "The army
had only 10 days to take over a sys
tem that was built up by private
companies over 10 years.
"The army equipment was not de
signed for mall carrying. The pilots
were not familiar with the airmail
routes. It was not possible to take
over In- the short time that the army
was given."
Senator Schall (R., Minn.) said he
had been told that It would cost
the army around $30,000,000 a year
to carry the mail, where the private
companies had carried It for about
$14,000,000, but the witness said he
had no information on this.
Flight o Time
(Medford and Jackson Coontj
lllitorj From the Files ot The
Mall Trio one of 80 and 10 fear,
!)
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
March 16, 1024
(It was Tuesday)
Mow started to send the stats
championship basketball team from
this city to the national tournament
In Chicago. Great enthusiasm among
eltlaens, and the players are feasted
and praised by clubs and lodges.
Clare Williams of Medford Is named
an All-fitats guard.
Great difficulty experienced In get
ting any candidate for office in Ore
gon to state how he stands on the Ku
mux Klan.
Article alleging that "Jackson coun
ty Is run by a bunch of grafters and
political blacklegs" creates groat
amusement among the accused and
their Wends.
n.ln. In the RiUUi BlVa.
ins to report of fish commltta. -Is
. ... .J w 1..W Mt
Agitation for an antl-elfra skw
in this stste halts.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
March 16. 1BU
(It Was Wednesday)
Prosecutor Kelly files ahargoa
against husbands, "who refuse to
work, but loaf on the comers la the
bright sunshine, and howl about their
luck."
Contract signed for paring of road
to Central Point.
Freight rate on beans te Talley
points la reduced.
Sportsmen condemn fishermen who
fish with worms, In a stirring resolution.
Council decides to sue for all back
taxes.
"If a Girt Wonders," at the It; Th
Red Elder On the Black Horse," at
the Isls, and "In the Year aoi. at
the Star.
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