Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 06, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPA'GE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1934. E FIRED FOR TAKING AIR CHIEFS LOAN ' WASHINGTON, April HTHI,M- tlmony that he borrowed 10,000 from Paul Henderson, vice-president or tne United Aircraft and Tranaport cor poration, haa resulted In auapenaton of Chase 0. Oove aa aaalstant super intendent of the poatofflce depart ment's railway mall service. Harllee Branch, second assistant postmaster-general, said today Oove had been suspended pending comple tion of an Investigation by postal In spectors. Henderson told the senate airmail committee recently that In 1930 he had loaned Siu.oOO to Oove, who then was deputy to W. Irving Glover, sec. ond assistant postmaster-general In eharge of ocean and airmail contracts. Himself a former postmaster-general, the United Aircraft official tes tified that Gove was a friend of long standing. Henderson aald the loan was made when Oove became Involved 'In the stock market, and added that since then he had torn up notes evi dencing the Indebtedness. -f Eating Time for Etting r The Judges, Wm. MacAlllster, Eu gene Thorndtke and Hay Wright, met last night and selected the four nest essays on "What Is the Value of Life Insurance to the Community," which was open to competition of all high and Junior high school students of Jackson county. The contest, an annual affair, is conducted by the Rogue Valley Life Underwriters' asociatlon, made up of the 10 leading life Inaurance men of -the valley. The names selected by the Judges were: Dolph Janea, Med ford lilgh school; Grayce R. Garrison, Phoenix high school: Prances Port, Ashland high school, and Ralph Train, Prospect high. Only three prises are to be award ed, and it was decided to allow the publlo to help pick the winners from those four,. The essays will be read over KMED tonight at 8 p. m. Votes . will be received by the station until Tuesday night when the winning es say will be read again and the other :wlnnera announced. TP- ' f :TOr '-iff: y i ' if) ' ' fiiMarfcgtf PORTLAND, April 6 (AP) Cat tle: 86; calves 76; steady, unchanged, HOGS: 350; steady, unchanged. SHEEP: 600; steady, unchanged. For Ruth Etting, ait gaining recognition as America's songbird sweet heart, makes a bee-line for the kitchen of her new home in Hollywood every time she completes tnovls or Msgs engagement. She is looked upon si one of filmland's most delightful hoateuei and fitv.it cooks. Here'a Ruth in breakfast-getting coitume with her new Frigidalre. SAFETY OF AIR TRAVEL (Cunltnuea iron. Pago one) portant later. It came about largely because Johnson first naked to ap pear for the ; Wagner labor board bill and then did not show up. Later, Wagner Invited Johnson and etlll ho did not ahow up. Wagner's, friends have suspected the reason Is that Johnson has been talking About or ganising separate boards oV media tion for each Industry Ainder the code. -T.he program, might supersede the Wagner bill. One committeeman for the nation Is a national dairyman who has been fighting Wallace, Tugwell and Frank on the milk policy, Despite announcements to the con trary, not a thing has been done about the Russian trade because the Johnson bill (restricting negotiations with debtors) has .held things up. The neatest silver plot of all was the sending of the Dies silver bill to the senate agriculture committee. It should have gone to the finance or banking committee, but they are strongly antt-sllver, The silver boys sidetracked It so that Senator Wheel er could get .his cluthes on It. Wheel er Is on agriculture but not on bank ing or finance. LOOK OUT FOR THESE SYMPTOMS OF CONSTIPATION Get Relief with Kelloggs All-Bran KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP) An In dex to the Increasing safety of air travel was contained In the annual report of Boy O. Farrell, manager of the Kansas City municipal airport. The report showed that 42,859 passengers embarked or disembarked from planes at the airport in 1033 without any accidents. ' With a total of 10,198 landings a rfd 18,340 takeoffs, only two serious accidents and one fatality occurred, according to the report, Total poundage of nuvll carried at the airport showed a decrease. The poundage totaled 870,785, a de crease of 78,039 pounds inder 1033. Total passenger business, Including commercial transport and army op erations, showed a gain of 0,030 for the year, bringing the 1038 total to 01,058. Despite restricted military flying, a total of 1,553 army flyers used the airport In 1033. E IN STERLING AREA A temporary Injunction was filed this morning, in the suit of the Med ford Power, Water and Development company against R. E. Banks and 70 other squatter miners on the Sterling mine property. The court order covers all of the land Involved except a considerable acreage "which the court Is not satis fied the plaintiff Is the owner." The deimdants ere forbidden by the injunction from trespassing on the Sterling property. No date has been set for the hear ing on making the Injunction per manent. I Portland Wheat PORTLAND, April 0 (H Wheat: Open High Low Close May 73i4 7214 July 72 72 72 72 Sept. 72 72 72 72 Cash: Big Bend bluestem .74 Dark hard winter (12 pet.)...... .78V4 Do (11 pet.) .73i Soft white, western white, bard winter, northern spring and western red .72 Oats: No. 2 white 19.00 Corn: No. 2 B. yellow 22.75 MUlrun standard 1S.B0 Today's csr receipts: Wheat 46; flour 13; corn 2; hay I, Portland Produce PORTLAND. April 6. (AP) But ter: extras, 23o lb.; standard, 22o lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, 2021o lb.; farmers' door de livery, 17 19c lb. EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling prices: oversize, 18c; fresh ex tras, 16c; standards, Ific; mediums, 15o dozen (cartons lo higher). Buy ing price of wholesalers; fresh extras, ISc; firsts, 11c; mediums, 14c; pul lets, 10c; undergrades, 10c dozen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: country killed hogs, best butchers, under 60 lbs., 8&9c; vealera, 80-100 lbs., O'iolOo lb.; light and thin, 6 a 8c lb.; heavy calves, B8o lb.; yearling lambs, 10 14c; spring lambs, 1820o lb.; ewes, 3(9.50 lb.; canner cows, 3i$4c lb.; cutter cows, 68c lb.; bulls, 5i4 5o lb. NEW POTATOES Florida, Tri umphs, 22.15 50 lbs., Sc lb.: Ha waii, 91.40(91.50 21-lb. box; Texas Triumphs, 2.80 60-lb. sack. STRAWBERRIES Fresno 12s, 1. 6011.65; 20s, $2.55s2.75 crate. Cheese, milk, mohair, live poultry, old potatoes, wool and hay, unchanged. Export Wheat. PORTLAND, April a. (p Emerg ency Export corporation's bid for soft white wheat for foreign shipment, 75 oents bushel. Wall St. Report Stock gale Average,. (Copyright, 1934, Standard Statistics Co.) April : 50 20 20 Do Ind'ls RR's Ut's Total Today 9B.5 50.0 75.5 87.0 Prev. day..... 97.9 50.1 76.9 88.6 Week ago..... 95.0 48.9 76.8 84.4 Year ago. 60.0 24 4 61.8 48.1 3 Yrs. lgO..,.12S.l 92.3 185.5 131.0 (1926 average equals 100.) Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel , 23 - 6114 Chicago Wheat Bond Sale Averages. (Copyright, 1934, Standard Statistics Co.) . April 6: 20 20 20 60 Ind'ls RR's Ut's Total Today 81.7 87.6 88.8 86.1 Prev. day..... 81.6 87.5 88.9 86.0 Week ago..... 80.7 88.8 88.4 84.9 Year ago . 59.6 57.5 74.1 63.7 2 Yrs, ago.... 63.8 64.8 79.0 69.0 3 Yrs. ago.... 87.2 100.6 100.8 96.1 (1926 average equals 100.) New 1934 high. , NEW YORK, April 6, (AP) Late firmness of the rails and scattered Industrials aided stock market sen timent today, but speculative enthu siasm was at a low ebb and most leading Issues were trendtess. There was little publle participation. The close waa steady to firm. Transfers approximated 950,000 shares. Today'a closing prices for 82 select ed stocks follow: Al Qhem. 8c Dye ..............163 Am. Can ........'..... 103 Am. & Fgn. Pow ........................ 10 !i A. T. & T. ...... .........120 Anaconda . 16 Atch. T. & S. r. ........ Bendlx Avla Beth. Steel California Pack's, Catapltlar Tract. ......... Chrysler . .... Coml. Solv ...... Curtlss-Wright ........... DuPont '. ......... Gen. Foods Gen. Mot Int. Harvest. .... I. T. & T. i Johns-Man. ..... Monty Ward ..... North Amer Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio .... 67 . 19 . 4234 26J4 . 32t4 54 . 29 . ' 4', . 98 . 34 . 38 . 41 . 16 , 67 . 32 . 19 Sou. Pao. ................ Std. Brands ....... St. OH Cal. ..... St. Oil N. J .. 46 Trans. Amer. ,..,.............. 7 Union Carb. . 45 ,.. 20 . 7 28 22 38 LADINO CLOVER Now is the lime to -sow! Our price 45c to 75c MedSord Seed c Feed Go. 309 East Main CHICAGO, April 6. IP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May . 86 88 86 86 July . 86 86 86 86 Sept. ...... 86-87 87 86. 86-87 San Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, April 6 (P) First grade butterfat 22, f.o.b. San Francisco. Silver. NEW YORK. April 6 (P) Bar sil ver lower at 46, . INSULL WITNESSES ISTANBUL, April 6. (AP) Samuel Insull, Sr., Chicago fugitive, had an Intimate glimpse of a Moslem holiday today. Because of the religious festival, it was visiting day at the house of de tention where he is held pending his extradition to the United States to face grand larceny and embezzlement charges. Other prisoners In the house re ceived their relatives and friends and the building was lively with conversa tions. Insull, however, remained Isolated and received no one. He spent much of his day In bed, writing on his memoirs. He was attended by his valet, a Mohammedan from among his fellow prisoners whom he engeged at a salary of approximately 12 cents a day. Parade Entries wanted J. Verne Sliangle, chairman of the Pioneer pa rade during Oregon's Diamond Jubi lee next June, Is anxious to got in touch with as many pioneers and owners of old wagon, horses snd relics which can be used to advantage In this feature of the celebration. He Is especially desirous of obtaining fur ther Information concerning the ex istence of auch material in the Ap plegate and Ashland districts. John Hayes of Gold Hill was In Medfoia today .arid reported quite a number of pioneer entries can be expected from that section. 8 Midget Photos 10c Peasley Studio. NEW LOW PRICES -Arsenate of Lead-9c lb- Almost any kind you want. We Will SAVE You 'MONEY on Black Leaf "40" Antrol Ant Poison Ever Green Spray Snarol for Cutworms, etc. SEED POTATOES $1.75 to $3.00 cwt. F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 833 229 N. Riverside Headaches, loss of appetite and energy, sallow complexions, and sleeplessness ore often warning signs of common constipation. Un less checked, constipation may im pair health, Today, you can usually got rid I of common constipation by eating fe delicious cereal. Laboratory tests 1 show that Kcllogg's All-Biun pro vides "bulk" and vitamin B to aid regularity. All-Bran Is also a good source of blood-building iron. The "bulk" in All-Bran is much ' like that in leafy vegetables. Inside the body, it forms a soft mass. : Gently, it clears the intestines of wastes. How much better than tak- ; ing patent medicines. Two tablespoonfuls daily will overcome most types of eonstipa- i tlon. Chronic cases, with every moal. If seriously ill, see your doe- 1 tor. All-Bran is not a "cure-all." ; Enjoy All-Bran as a cereal, or use in cooking. Appetising recipes on the rod-nnd-green package. At all piv '..'. Made by Kellogg in BalU .Cfk, TOILETRIES $1.00 Woodbury 'a , Black-head Lotion, ' Large Pore Lotion .... 73c Tooth Paste. 25o size Colgate ' 15c Placd Rite Curl Set. 6 oz. 10c Coty'a Face Powder, QQ. 2-Perfumo combination BOo Studio Girl Bleach Mask 39c Vivani Toiletries. $1.00 quality. Creams, Lotions, powders, Rouge, Nail Polish, Eto 10c KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE BOo Tubes. QQ Silver Spoon Frea 05C Landers Lavender 1 01 Taloum Powdor I UU BOo Lavendor Shaving Cream ... 19c 8Bo Ayers Luxuria Cold Crenm 69c REMEDIES Pints Virgin Olivo Oil 49c Ephodrlno . Comp. Inhalant with Atomizer. 7Q Squibb 's. $1.00 rcg.. I 5JC Hoadnchos Hay-fever Scholl's Pedicrome for OQm Tired Feet. BOo jar... COG Rubbing Alcohol. 4 70-Plnts I I C Alka Seltzer. 4Q 00c size Alkalizer 43C FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY SELLING Trophy Razor Blades C nouble Edjre S blades In package Wl Electric Light Globes 1 5c Champion 1000-hour guaranteed I WW Colored Sun Glasses Aviator T.vpe Adjustable .. Ovaltine TOBACCOS Canadian Club. So Cigars. $1.46 bos 3c Roll Rite Tobacco for Cs, Cigarettes. 10c size 9C .14-oz, Tins 69c nog. si ,oo 4 oi. Castor Oil 1"0 5 ox. witch Hoiel toe 4 ra, norlo Aclil toe it, oi. Merciiroelirome loo 4 oz. Powa. Buipiwr. Gillette Blades Raleigh Tobacco Lb. Tin 75c .49c BAKER CHOCOLATE BARS 2 for 5 Ref. Sc Bars fic 7.1a Castnrla 7So Aoldlne 19c Pftpkagfl of B Milk of Mngnesia 19c Palmolive Soap 5 C cake S1.S0 Aimrol .....(lsc S1.SS AbaorMne ......M.A!)o $1.50 Pctrolafar 80c $1.28 lokelp . 98c inn Tablets llltlirst qual ity. C. S. P. Pints - Upjohn T Myeladol $1.39 13-M. Bottle sterno Canned Heat HOT WATER BOTTLES' ' 10e allowance on your old one on thei purchase al a new "Wenrevcr" Pebeco Tooth Paste , 8c tg 100 19 c . I New 25o Site 3 os, Petroloum Jelly, Carbolated 10 2Bo Nature's Remedy Tablets 17 COo Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder ., 453 COo Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh ...- 23 3Bo Scholl's Zino Corn Pads - 27f BOo Parke Davis Shaving Cream ,19f BOo Jaynos Tonio Vermifugo of) GOc Jnd Condonsod Salts 49tf Included are Sovoral "Every Day" Prices Dial Tobacco. 14-oz. vac. pack 55c CIGARETTES Camels, Luckies, A Lf 0. Q'b, Raleigh '8 ..II ZQ Golden Grain, A 1 ! Stud. So sacks.. 1 for I 9C ROLL RITE ROLLERS For Cigarettes. 2Bo value. Close out DC Matches. Carton of 10 Boxes 8c Gremo Cigars. Just a few left, box BO 1.45 .Princa Albert, Velvet, 2-oz. tins 10c Frank "Medico" aq. Pipes. $1.00 Reg 09 C SUNDRIES Cleansing Tissues. 4A. ,100 sheots I UC Kotex. m New Wondersoft I "IC TOOTH BRUSH 60o Dr. West's in Glass Case 29c Kleenex, New 200 sheets IOC Carry-All Bags, QA. Zipper. $1.25 value .... SOW $1.60 Agralax. CQi Mineral Oil & Agar .... w J C Beef, Iron Wine. Pints. Reliable Tonio.. Epsom Salts, Puro U. S- P, 1 pound I UU $1.00 Kurlash Eyelash Curlers Flashlight Batteries (fresh) 79c "5c 12B EAST SIXTH ST. CLOSE OUT CURLING IRONS $1.26 value. On and "7Qm Off Switch lOl Guaranteed Charge Accounts are Welcome . . . Enjoy Your Spring Outfit as you Pay! Ohe" - 'if a LLC .L--- SPORT COATS Tweed Sport Coaits tailored of all wool materials. A good range of colors. Regu lar $19.96 values. Clearance SPRING COATS Polo Cloth Coats, Tweeds In both light and dark colors. Also smart navy blue with novelty sleeves and scarf ef fects. All sizes 14 to 4a. Regu lar $32.95 values, clearance HATS Just received a group of wide brim hats in rough straws. White, tan and black. All head sizes. $15.oo Lovely New DRESSES 50 lovely new dresses In cluding sport, afternoon and evening styles. Dark and light prints, pastel crepes, long and short sleeve mod els. Also dresses with Jackets In prints and solid colors. Lace and net combinations. Also pastel crepes In formals. In fact, dress for every occasion, light or dark, In every size, half or regular. 14 to 30 and 38 to 44. Values to $12.00. Clearance l-oo $q.so T SWEATER BLOUSES Lacy weave sweater blouses In all pastel shades and white. All sizes 14 to 42. 1.95 CENTRAL AVENUE AT EIGHTH ST. STAR MARKET East Main Free Delivery Phone 273 We are Featuring the Finest Fed Steers in Jackson County Prime Steer Rib Roasts, Lb Prime Steer Pot Roast, Lb ; Grain Fed Legs Lamb, Lb 15 10 20 First Grade Hams, fl O Lb - : I QC Lard, f p 31b! - 0c Shortening, l P" 4 ls - )C Start the day right with Kellogg's All Bran