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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1934.
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ARMY AIR SERVICE
All Phases to Come Under
Eye of Six Civilians and
Five Military Men Keep
Politics Out. Is Word
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., April IT. (API
CATTLE 100, calves 36; steady;
steers, good, common and medium,
93.60-6.35; others unchanged.
HOGS 300; 10c lower: light weight
good and choice, a3.00-3.6A; medium
weight, god and choice, 63.36-6.36.
heavy weight, good and choice, $3.00
3.35; packing eowa, good, 62.36-3.10;
feeder and atocker pigs, good and
choice, $3.00-3.00.
SHEEP 1100; ateady. Spring lamba
good, $8.00-8.60; 'others unchanged.
WASHINGTON, April 17. (AP)
The pottofflc department and the
arm; plan to atart a 30-hour New
York-to-San Francisco airmail sched
ule as soon as sufficient new twin
motored Martin bombers, now being
delivered, are on hand.
New York and Chicago would be
only four hours apart for airmail
users by the tentative schedule work
ed out by the postofflce department
Department officials pointed out
that mall leaving New York at 4:30
p. m would be delivered In Ban
Francisco the flrat delivery the fol
lowing afternoon.
They said the new Martin planes
were the fastest military aircraft in
the world.
WASHINGTON, April 17. (AP)
Secretary Dern dropped the army's
air policy Into the lap of an U-man
board of Inquiry today.
The war department chief opened
the Investigation Into all phases of
army flying Just a day after Presl.
dent Roosevelt called for a comrois
" slon named by congress to outline a
national air policy.
"Keep politics out of this," was the
tenor of Secretary Dern's admonition
to the committee of six civilian and
five military air authorities. He di
rected them to find out what should
be done to make the army air corps
"seoond to none In modern equip
ment and training."
: POlltlCS OUt
. "Your mission Is technical, not po
litical,", he said.
The group Is headed by Newton D.
Baker, wartime secretary of war.
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh was
originally named, but declined to
serve. The Inquiry was decided upon
after a dozen fatalities accompanied
the army's taking over of the airmail.
As the army air corps Investigators
eat down at the war department for
their first meeting. President Roose
velt's demand for a national aviation
policy was getting prompt attention
on Capitol Hill.
Needs Outlined
The president. In conferring at the
White House yesterday with three
congressional leaders, told them he
wanted:
First: A commission named by con
gress to outline a national aviation
policy, and
Second: Speedy enactment of pend.
lng airmail legislation In order to
free airmail awards quickly from any
contact with politics.
The men to whom he spoke were
Senator McKellar (D., Tenn.) chair
man of the senate postofflce commit
tee, Representative Meal (D N. Y.),
holding the same chairmanship In
the house, and Chairman Black (D
Ala.) of the senate's airmail Investi
gating committee. ,
McKellar said he planned to bring
up the senate sir mall bill today and
that probably It would be amended
to provide for the study leading to
a national aviation formula.
t
Ex-Sentor Dies
BOSCOBEY, Wis., April 17. (AP)
Pneumonia caused, the death last
night of former United States Sena
tor John L. Blaine, 68, who was three
times governor of Wisconsin, and a
member of the RFC board.
' Stated Convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter' No. 33, R.
A. M Tuesday, April 17th,
at 7:30 p, m. Visitors In
vited. O. W. DeJarnett, H.P.
OBO. ALDEN, Seoy.
Portland Produce
DR. EMMENS GIVEN ALL
FINAL TRIBUTE BY ROGUE IRRIGATI
HOST OF FRIENDS AGREE UPON
PORTLAND, Ore., April 17. (AP)
BUTTER Extras, 21c lb.; standard,
19"c lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A
grade, 18c lb,; B grade, 17c lb.; O
grade, 15c lb.; farmers' door delivery,
13-I0o lb,
EGOS Pacific Poultry Producers'
selling prices: Oversize, 18c; fresh ex
tras, 16c I standards, 15c; mediums,
15o dozen (cartons lo higher). Buy
ing prices of wholesalers: Fresh spe
cials, 17c; extras, 14c; firsts, 14c I
mediums, 15c; pullets, 12c; under
grades, 10c dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to
rotatlera: Country killed hogs, best
butchers, under 00 lbs., 8 -9c; veal
era, 90-100 lbs., O-S'jC lb.; light and
thin, 6-8o lb.; heavy calves, fi-6c lb.;
yearling lambs, 14-16c; spring lambs,
10-17o lb.; ewes, 3 -5c lb.; canner cows
3-4c lb.; cutter cows, B-6c lb.; bulls,
5-6 '2o lb.
STRAWBERRIES Fresno 20a, 1.25
orate; Sacramento 24s, $1.28-1,80
orate.
Cheese, milk, live poultry, pota
toes, new potatoes, wool and hay-unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, April 17. (P) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May 88 68 66 884
July 68 68 66 66
Sept - 68 68 66 66 '.4
Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 8714: dark
hard winter (13 pot.), 72; do. (11 pet.)
67; soft white, western white, hard
winter, northern spring and western
red, 66V5.
Oats: No, 3 white 18.00
Corn: No. 3 B. yellow 2176
Mlllrun standard M 16.50
Today's car receipts: Wheat 60;
flour 13; corn 8. ..-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Manure. J. A. Manke,
two miles east of Jacksonville, tf
TWO EXCELLENT BUYS
16 acres located about 8 mile from
Medford: good road, beautiful view
overlooking valley; oak shade; 6
acres pears, some garden; bslanco
suitable for alfalfa or clover; 4
room modern home; city water.
Total price 3500.0O.
ALSO
B acres about 3 miles from Med
ford: good road: modern 8-room
home, ooat $450000; garden, clover
and alfalfa. Total price for quick
sale ftaOOO.00. Terms, So Charlea
A. Wing Agency, Inc., Exclusive
Agent.
FOR JSAtE OR TRADE A good work
horse for late model Ford coupe.
414 S. Riverside.
FOR RENT 334 W. Jsckaon. Phone
400-R-l.
FOR SALE Complete household fur
nUhtiKa for 8-room house, or
TR.AI5E for Into model Ford or
Chevrolet car. A. 0, Lawson, Hilt,
Calif.
LOS T 8 keys on small ring.
1113 w. 11th.
Reward,
SOME HEAL BARGAINS In Used tools:
1 Garden Seeder
1 Corn Planter
1 -Horse Cultivator
2 Tractor Plows
3 Tractor Discs
1 Corn Binder
Traolora
3 Fordons - -WftRona
Mo vera ,
1 Roller
4 fsvera
109 Box
I Corn Slieller.
MTIBBARD BROS, INC.
QC U'KR WANTED Will buv
or lease. Write full Information,
514 West lltli, Vancouver, Wash,
Chicago Wheat
While friends from all section of
the valley came to Medford this af
ternoon to pay their final respects
to Dr, J. J. Emmens, whoso death
i removed from southern Oregon one of
its most skillful .surgeon and phi
lanthropic citizens, all business firms
of the city were closed from 2 until
fi;30 o'clock, the time of services held
at the Perl funeral parlors.
The last tribute to the lata phy.
slclan was voiced by the Rev. Father
Francis W. Black In a brief and
boautlful sermon, In the parlors
banked with floral offerings, which
further expressed the people's appre
ciation of one who made life more
enjoyable for the thousands he treat
ed during his 23 years of service there.
The following resolution expressing
the loss realized by the University
club In the death of Dr. Emmens
was parsed today:
"Whereas, an Omnipotent and all
wise Providence ha seen fit to re
move from our community the kindly
and loving presence of Dr, J, J. Em
mens; and
"Whereas, for a period of 23 years
Doctor Emmens ha lived In our
midst and by reason of his character,
outstanding ability, kindness and
consideration of others, he has en
deared himself to all who knew him;
and
"Whereas, his sudden passing haa
left vacant a place In this club which
It will be Impossible to fill; now there,
bore, be It
"Resolved, that the board of gov
ernors of the Rogue River Valley
University club, at a meeting assem
bled, for and In behalf of ourselves
and the members of the club gener
ally, do hereby express our sincere
appreciation of his many lovable
traits as a man and our extreme and
sincere sorrow and bereavement by
reason of ,hts untimely passing, and
to extend to his family our most
heartfelt sympathy and consolation;
and be it further
"Resolved, that a copy of these res
olutions be sent to the family, to
the press and extended on the mln
utes of this club.
"Board of Oovernors of the Rogue
- aiver valley university Club,
"By Earl 8. Tumy, President.
"April 17, 1934."
.
BONDHOLDERS NEWSPAPERS' GAIN.
ON SEEN AS INDEX TO
LOAN BUSINESS UPTURN
(Continued irom page one)
CHICAGO, April 17. (AP) Wheat
futures:
Open Hlg,h
.78 ft .70
.70 -19
.8014 .8074
May
July
Sept,
Low
76
77'4
.7814
Close
78!4
.78
.30
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 1034, Standard Statistics
Co.)
April 17:
SO 39 30 00
Ind'la HR's Ut's Totnl
Today 88.1 "0.8 74.4 80.8
Prev. day....- 07.0 80.1 74.1 88.8
Week ago.... 00.4 61.4 74.7 87.8
Tear ago. 88.0 38.8 67.0 81.8
3 Yrs. o...,130.8 87.3 174.7 134.0
(1026 average equals J00.)
Bond Sole Avcrnires.
(Copyright, 1034, standard Statistics
Co.)
April 17
30 30 30 60
Ind'la HR's Ut's Total
Today 83,0 B0.1 80.8 87.3
Prev. day 88.1 88.0 80.6 87.3
Week ago 83.4 88.3 80.3 86.6
Year ago 60.8 87.0 74.3 64.3
3 Yrs. ago.... 88.6 80.8 100.7 08.4
(1036 average equals 100.)
NEW YORK, April 17. (AP) Stoclts
rallied mildly today, after their sink
ing spell of yesterday, but the ma
jority did not get very far. Further
weakness of grains waa a retarding
factor ana tradera approached new
commitments with considerable tim
idity. The close wse steady to firm.
Transfers approximated only 038,000
shares.
Today's closing prices for 33 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. it Dye 153
Am. Can 103 14
Am. A Tgn. Power 014
A. T. & T 13014
(Continued f;om page one)
chancellor's desire for retirement was
only one of several major questions
discussed at Monday's exceptionally
Important meeting. The board, after
approving a 83,000.000 budget, re
vealod that the state educational
system Is facing extreme financial
difficulty unless more adequate sup
port Is afforded by the end of the
present blcnnlum.
Charles D. Byrne, former head of
the department of Journalism ' t
South Dakota State college, and more
recently director of Information ana
acting secretary of the board of higher
education, wns advanced to the posi
tion of assistant to the chancellor.
Byrne New Assistant.
Support of extra-curricular activi
ties at the lnstltutlona of higher
learning will continue to be made
compulsory, at leaat for the under
graduate students. In connection with
the question of compulsory student
body fees, the board adopted a reso
lution recognizing the extra-curricular
activities such as athletics, pub
lications, forenslcs and music aa es
sential parts of the organization. To
the chancellor was referred a plan
for collection and expenditure of such
fees to oonform to the law as Inter
preted by the Oregon attorney general
All bondholders of the Rogue River
Valley Irrigation district have con
sented to accept the loan made by
the government to the district on the
basis of 48 cents on the dollar and
the bonds have been deposited In the
First Nstlonal bank In escrow, await
ing arrival of the 880,000 from Wash
ington, It was announced today by
officials of the district.
The Rogue River Valley district la
believed to be one of few In the na
tion to obtain such unanimous 00.
operation from the' bondholders In a
refinancing program.
The loan granted the Rogue River
district by the government through
the RFC totalled . 880X00. This
amount constituted approval at the
rate of practically 48 ' cents on the
dollar, meaning that bondholders
would receive 48 cents on the dollar
on all outstanding bonds. Only two
districts In the state of Oregon re
ceived higher per cent loans on
bonds. They were Gold Hill and
Hood River.
The Rogue River Valley district,
formerly known as the Hopkins Lat
eral, eerves the Central Point and
neighboring area of the valley.
The district will have 30 years
time In which to pay the government
loan, whereas It previously had but
30 years to meet its Indebtedness.
Interest charged on this long term
loan Is only four per cent.
E. H. Judd of Medford Is secretary
manager of the district, and Attorney
Harry O. Skyrman of this city, legal
advisor. The board of director Is
composed of Victor Bursell, Donald
S. Clark, and C. H. Taylor.
ONE KILLED, FIVE HURT
IN AUTO, CAR SMASH
PORTLAND. Ore., Aplrl 17. (AP) ;
Frank Allen, 20. waa killed and five
others were Injured, one seriously. I
when Allen's automobile and a street I
car crashed headon here last night.
Allen was killed instantly. Stanley
Frye, riding with him, suffered
severe head Injury and - was In
critical condition today. -
advertising a gain which mounted
In New York City from 34 per cent
in January to 45 per cent in February
and 78 per cent In March over the
ame month last year Indicates that
Increased employment is preceding
the trade upturn and clearing the
way for the business advance.
The "help wanted" lineage in New
York has shown a steady pickup from
November, 1638, through March.
Media Records, Inc., reports, "every
one of our- 62 chart cities shows a
gain In March over last year la total
advertising."
Here are the March retail advertis
ing gains In five key cities, for March,
over the same month last year, as re
ported by Media Records:
New York 28.1 per cent; Chicago,
35.0 per cent; St. Louis, 31.1 per cent;
Los Angeles, 30.4 per cent; New
Orleans, 66.0 per cent.
Newspaper advertising by women's
specialty stores shows more pro
nounced gains In the. five key cites,
for March, over March last year:
New York 47.4 per cent; Chcago,
176.8 per cent; St. Louis, 48 per cnt;
Los Angeles, 126.8 per oent; Hew
Orleans, 144 per cent. .
Women's specialty store advertising,
Weston pointed out, Is among the
best "business barometers."
Retail shoe advertising in March,
In the five key cities, showed these
gains over March last year;
New York 80.1 per cent; Chicago,
177.1 per cent; St. Louis, 95 8 per cent;
Los Angeles, 100.0 per cent; New
Orleans, 60.8 per cent.
Part of the newspaper circulation
Increase Weston attributed to "a new
newspaper reading technique" a
widespread demand for information
and Increased interest in publlo af
fairs. Art League to Meet Thursday,
April 10, the Medford Art league will
meet at the Business college from 2
to 4 o'clock. Anyone Interested in
art work - will be welcomed to the
meeting' by. the league. A display of
the students' work will be made May
12 at the Chamber of Commerce.
- -SEATTLE, April .17. (AP) . O.
CaJderhead, 80, president of the
Northern Savings and Loan associa
tion, died here yesterday after a brief
illness.
GARDEN
STAKES
LATTICE
FOR TRELLIS WORK
BIG PINES
LUMBER CO.
WHEN YOU'RE HEALTHY
YOU'RE HAPPY I
Thk blame for "blue days ean be
laid often to common constipation.
It may bring loss of appetite and
energy, sallow and pimply skim,
even serious illness Correct it by
eating a delicious cereal.
Research sbows Kellogg's All
BflAN'provldes wbolkM and vitamin'
B to relieve common constipation.
Also iron for the blood.
The "bulk" In All-Bran is mneh
like that In leafy vegetables. Isn't
this better than taking patent med
icines so often harmful? ;
Two tablespoonfnli of AlvBban
daily, relieve most types of const.pa
tion.Witheachmeal.ln chronic, caaes.
If not relieved
this way. see your
doctor. Get the
red and green
package at your
grocer's. Made by
Kellogg in Battle
Creek.
KIIP ON THI IUNNY SIDI Of LIH
8 jfa&pfi
ALL-BRAN
For Oarden fmwlncr Tel. 011-J.
Anaconda
Atch. T. d! B. f.
Bendlx Aviation
Bet,'. Steel
California Packing . ....... !
Caterpillar Tractor 31 ?i
Chrysler
Com). Solv,
2BH
4
Ourtlss Wright
Du Pont
aen. Poods .......... 34H
Clcn. Motors ami
Int. Harvest . .......... 41 Ji
I. T. ts T . ....- 14 'i
Johns Man B61.
Mont. Ward 80i
North Amer. 1J
Penney (3. C.) ......... - "fl'l
Phillips Pet 10,
Radio mi
Sou. Pao
Std. Brands ....
Btd. Oil Cal.
98
ai'i
37
Std. Oil N. J. 45i
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
United Alreratt
8'i
44,
U. S. Steel Sl'i
ann Krnncl.ro liutterfat.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 17. yP) ,
First grsde butterfat 90 t.o.b. Ssn !
Francisco. I
Silver.
NEW YORK, April 17. (JP) -silver
weak, , lower at 451,
..j . .
VELVETY SKIN
Overnight If You Use
fTK - .
LUCKY TIGER
Skin Tonic
Aatlscplle AMrlapant
Makes rough chapped
Kin wwf mmh rwt
11
ntahl. Nevtr HKky-Hfliiht
ful to ut. Companion to
old rtliablt I wVi Tnr Hilt
Tunic. Com little it tirifiMr
NEW PRICES
AMBER CANE
6c lb.
Grimm Alfalfa, blue tag, per lb 21c
Cossack Grimm, blue tag, per lb .27o
Sudan, best quality, per lb 7c
Field Sood Com, per lb '. 5o
Sweet Seed Com, per lb 15o ,
Onion Sets 3 lbs. 25c
BEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
Tomato plants, Cabbage plants. Pepper
plants, etc. WE WILL SAVE YOU
MONEY.
ARSENATE of LEAD
9c lb.
Also Black Leaf "40", Evergreen, Spray
Ouns, Antrol, Snarol, etc. all at right
pricos.
EGG MASH
Best Quality $ 1 .70 per c wt.
V carry the Spirry Chick Start hn Mnjih.
Turkry Starting Mash the very hut Iwt jou
ran huy. Arrange with in now for your fertl
rrqulrrmcuta ami he a.Mitrfrl of tmxt laylnt
hHi We have chirk feeder and chick fount
and other chlik tnppllea.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
Phono 833. 229 N. Riverside
Mann Is Department Store
Oregon's Diamond Jubilee Medford, June 3 to 9th
Mann's Annual Spring Sale
of Ready-to-Wear Garments
Swagger Suits
'At New Low Prices
The Ready-to-Wear Clearance offers you a
choice of 50 new Swagger Suits in plain shades
and fancy wool tweeds for only $8.95. These
are all new Spring styles and come in all sizes.
$895
50 New Spring Coats
Reduced for Clearance
50 Beautiful Spring Coats at $8.95. Never be
fore such coat values ! Lovely all Wool Coats
that are lined with fine silk ar.d everyone a
coat you'll be proud to own. On sale tomor
row at Mann's,
$895
Silk Frocks
Smart Spring Dresses In
clude Oarconette Suits In
both 811k and Wool,' Tub
Silks . and Fancy Prints,
On ssle tomorrow.
Values
up to
$12.50
$695
Girls' Wash
DRESSES
Sale of Children's 7 to 14
year Wssh Dresses at Joe
aoh. These are guaranteed
' tub-fast dresses and come
In a large assortment of
good-looking prints.
Reg.
$1.00
val.
.50'
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Wednesday
SALE of
Small Girls'
Wash Frocks
A wonderful group of little airls
fine quality Summer time frocka.
Dainty voilea, organdlea and
print. Many of these adorable
dreaaea have cunning little hata
to match. The sizes ae from 1 to
fl Vi years. Your choice tomor .-ow
at Mann's
$149 to $198
Junior Shop Main Floor
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Three Famous Lines
of Men's Shoes
o
The FLORSHEIM
$87.5
The Ped-FlM Florsheim comes In
genuine white buck trimmed with
black calfskin. A full wtngtlp
style very sultsble for sports and
street wear. A beautiful Florsheim
-model.
PAIR
The FRIENDLY
$65.0
A marvelous ahoe for 16,50. The
Friendly genuine ripple sealskin
. a cool, comfortable blucher Ox
ford in plain toe style. This shoe
may be had In either black or
dark brown.
PAIR
The FORTUNE
$40.0
Fortune style No. 8437. A smart
black or brown calkskln and white
elkktn combination oxford with
a straight tip. This model is per
forated for summer comfort.
PAIR
Mann's Men's Shoe Section
EEP your colors bar.
IV monious" is the in
struction from style head
quarters. And how well
Rollins new shades for
Spring blend with preferred
colors in the smart new fa
brics and shoes. You 11 find
that the new Central Asiatic
influence on hosiery tones
insures that they practically
"go with everything." The
tones are lighter, more flex
ible, and each seems to have
been chosen solely for the
costume you're wearing.
OLLI rs
IUirSTO
AOSKkY
$ 1 o.o,0
$150 .
1 pair
HOSIERY SECTION MAIN FLOOR
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