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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD JfAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD, OREGOX, TUESDAY. .TTJLT 3, 1934. FETED Bl HEADS IE Ezji, M. Wilson, retiring mayor Med ford, was tendered a com pll men tary dinner at the Hotel Mcdford last evening by heads or the various de partment of city government, and the city council. George Porter, In coming mayor, who as president the city council assumes the mayor alty, acting as toastmaster. All city departments were repre sented, with the water board, plan nlng commission, and boxing com mission In full attendance. Prank Rogers, acting for the paid workers of the city department, ex pressed appreciation for the co-opera tion tendered by Mr. Wilson during his term of office. Sincere appreciation of the execu tlve ability of Mayor Wilson waa ex pressed. Joviality was added to the occasion by the "wise-cracking" Attorney Joe P. Pllegel and Larry Schade, who directed their wltttclams at the Incoming mayor, George Port er. . , Mayor WJlaon who served nearly four years, and whose resignation be came effective July 1, In a short ad dress thanked the citizens and coun cil and departmental heads for their support and eo-operatlon. He ex plained how this support aided tranquility In city government at time when demagogues were In the addle, and grasping every possible excuse for the Incitement of turmoil, Speakers praised Mayor Wilson for his diplomacy, handling of city fi nances and conscientiousness. Mayor Wilson resigned to assume his duties aa bead of the Maaonlo lodges of Oregon, UNDERPASSTOB ON 139,692 BID (Continued tram page one) Inelude the form of note, or bonds of the CWA and the form of a reso lution to be adopted to Increase the federal loan to $5,003,000 from 95, 100,000. The greater cost was caused by Increase In value of matermla, At yesterday's all-day session of the highway commission many dele' gatlona appeared to ask for a part of the 3,100,000 In federal' money which will be available through an aot of congress. Many projeots must wait, the commission explained, as the money will not begin to cover the work Bought, The only contract let by the com. mlaslon waa for construction of the under-crossing on the Paolflo high. way north of Ashland. This work waa let to the Hoffman Construction company of Portland for a bid of (30,993, The commission explained that of the $3,100,000 available from the fed' eral government, only SO per cent may ne used for primary highway: as per cent can be used on secondary roads, and the other 35 per cent on municipal extensions, CLEO SELLS TO P. B. Blgelow of San Diego, with Mrs. Blgelow haa arrived In Medford, where August 1 Mr. Blgelow will take charge of Oleo'a oonfectlonery and newa stand at the oorner of Main and Fir atreeta, recently aold by Oleo Bren. ner. Mr: Blgelow It assisting Mr. Bren' ner In the fountain at the present time, Before coming to Medford Mr. Blge low was engaged In the hotel business in San Diego. The Blgelowa are re siding at 18 Ross court. Locals In Hospital Horace Bromley Is In me community hospital, 111 with pneu monla. Forest Fire Kennrtrd A forest fire In the state territory was reported i tin morning four mile east of Pine hurst, and Is under control, Broken Leg 3. w. Shanon, of Jack sonville, a miner, waa taken to the Community hospital yesterday with a oroxen leg lanourh Moves Carl Janouch, su perintendent of the nogue River Na. tlonal forest. Is moving today from his home on the Jacksonville highway ro tne oonuier apartments, nosh Is Visitor hlrley Bush, of the Standard Oil Co., was a visitor at the local airport thla morning. He waa flying a steerman ship from Seat, tie to Oakland. e Rat Operation Mrs. Joseph 8. Pol. eom. 10 Quince street, underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital this morning and was ro ported thla afternoon as getting along nicely. Stations Remodelled The guard stations at Huckleberry and Hamack er are being remodelled, according to the forest service. A new barn la br ing erected at the Hamacker station, and five truck loads of lumber have been sent to the projects. Alios McLarry, special representative of "Miriam dross" will be at Adrl enne'a store In Medford all day Thursday, July 5, to dlsplcy new fall styles In Miriam Gross Knitted Dress es and Suits. Orders will be taken all day at Adrlenne'a and southern Ore Guns Roar as Country Celebrates Birthday Wednesday m oil n'fl"- ! I ' '4'?, I ' ' ' ' ' ' , '' a ? I Pictured nhove are the btg 14-lncli guns of the V. S. S. New York roaring a broad Hide salute while below the Army replies with a battery of 1 fl inch mortars. In the picture above left. B, A. Rowelt, manager of refined oil sales for the Gllmore oil company. Is Inspecting the big breach of a 14 Inoh const defense guitf nt Fort Mat-Arthur. ATTEMPT TO OPEN T (Continued from page one) Prank Oarmody, representing the Industrial association, announced that the organization considered the port 'officially open." PORTLAND, Ore., July 3. (AP) With no Interference from union pickets who were prohibited from entering the property, one freighter waa unloaded and a cargo of flour waa poured Into the hold of another at Municipal Terminal No. 4 here today aa the port of Portland was nomlnslly "opened" for the first time lnoe a general waterfront strike waa called BO days ago, The terminal waa quiet. Not more than 7B union picket, representing the International Longshoremen's association and striking seamen, were stationed on a road leading to the wharf. They appeared to pay llttte heed to the waterfront operations. Police regulars and specials paced the dock, passing their time In Idle conversation. The steamer Illinois of the States flto&mshlp company, taking cargo of flour, waa the first ship to be loaded here In eight weeks. Eighteen men were employed at the task. Three hours before, 04 men started discharging newsprint from the holds of the Drltlah motorshlp SlLvercedar at the same terminal. Five tank steamers were discharg ing oil and gnsollne at Llunton ter minals during the morning. More workers arrived at Terminal No. 4 at noon, and It waa believed that before the end of the day the crews asalgiuid to loud I up and un loading vet-sets would be doubled In number. Those working thla morn ing Included both, regular longshore men and some who had not previ ously worked on the waterfront, sev eral of their number said. Livestock. PORTLAND, July 3. (AP) Cattle 25; calves 36: weak; cows, good, com mon and medium, 93 q 3.35. HOGS 100; steady, unchanged. SHEEP 100; steady, unchanged. Portland Produce PORTLAND, uly S. (JplCarim was being worked today In the Port land harbor, strike-bound since Mny A crew of M registered longshore men started unloading the Brltnh otorsiiip silvercedsr, and another gang was lining the Slates steamship company freighter Illinois, prepara tory to tailing a cargo of flour, lum. ber and general cargo. Although picket llnea of striking longshoremen and seamen were In. creased during the morning, there waa no violence or other disorder as the workers went about their tasks on Municipal Terminal No. . A de. etchment of police was stationed at tne picket line. The Sllvercedsr was the first ves. sel to discharge cargo here In 94 days of the strike. She srrlved from New. foundlsnd with 800 tons of flcjr. lumijer and general cargo to the or. ent. The oil tankers Rewanee and Frank Buck arrived during the night and moored at their docka thla momlne. The tanker Brandywlne waa bound up-stream with a cargo of gasollno and fuel oil. The Sllvercedsr cargo, It was aald by Burchard at Plsken. agents, win be landed on the dock. Removal from tne doc, the agents said. Is a prob- PORTLAND, July 3. (AP) Butter Prints, A grade, 24c; parchment wrapped cartons, 36c: quantity pur chases lo lb, less; B grade, parch ment wrappers, 33 Vic: csrtons, 2414c. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery, A grade delivered at ' least twice weekly, 2ln33c; country routes, 189 lOo lb.: B grade or delivery fowor than twlco weekly, Portland. 30 dr 33c; oountry routes, 17$10c; O grade at market. Eaaa Solllne nrlce: Specials, nrt- vato co-op., 22c? 33c: fresh extras, 31c; fresh extras, browns, 20c; standards, 18$10c; fresh mediums, lBftSOc; me dium firsts, lBc; pullets, 14c; checks, 16o; bakers, ldc dozen. Buying prlco of wholesalers:' Fresh specials. 19ft 20c; extra, 18910c; extra mediums. 16c: medium firsts, 13914c; pullets, 13 A 13c; undergrades, 13el3c dozen Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, potntoea, strawberries, cantaloupes, wool and hay, un changed. ' . Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 130 Am. Can 06 Am. & Fgn. Power .. 8 A. T. 4l T 113 Anaconda Atch. T. & 8. F. Bendlx Aviation Beth. Steel California Packing Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler ..........-.... Com. Solv 1414 58 1454 33 3 Hi 38 31 87 34 31 Curtlss Wright Du Pont Gen. Foods . ...... Gen. Motors 303,i Int. Harvest .... 32 !i I. T. Si T. .. 1314 Johns Man - w.Hw...m... 81 14 Mont. Ward . 36?i North Amer 16H Penney (J. C.) ... 57H Phillips Pet .. 1714 Radio Sou. Pac. .. - 8td. Branda . , Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., July 8. (AP) Oraln: Wheat: Open High Low close July 71H 71 'Hi 71 Sept. . 73 73 73 73 Dec. 75 7fl 75 76 Cash: Big Bend bluestem 71; dark hard winter 13 per cent 75; 11 per cent 70; aoft whlt. western White, hard winter, northern spring and western red, 60. Onts: No. 3 white 36.00. Corn: No. a E. yellow 38.50. Mtllrun standard 10.50. Today's car receipt : Wheat 10; flour 1; corn 3; oata 1, Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. July S. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close July old 87-H 8H 87i 871. New 87T4 88 87 , 87 Sept. old 88-H 89 i 88 (J 88- j New 88-4 8i 884 88-4 Dec. Old 00-H 01'i 00 00-1,4 New ao-oo'i 0114 89 H 00-14 Std. Oll Csl Std. Oil N. J. . Trans. Amer. ...... Union Carbide United Aircraft n4 u. s. steel .v...... 38 8'; 3314 30 33", 43 V, 614 41 J Silver. NEW YORK, July 3. (AP) Bar silver ateady, higher at 46. San Francisco Hutterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, July 3. (AP) The first grade buttcrfat, 24 ',4c f. o. b., San Francisco. Here for Conrrrence Superinten dent Thomas J. Jones, and assistant auperlntendent, Carl A. Guatafson, of TOO LA1E TO CLASSIFY WANTED Middle-aged lady to do general housework on farm. Phone 065-M. FOR RENT Partly fumlahed house, 17.50 water paid. Phone 123J-V. MODERN 5 -room house, 39 Myers. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 4 -room house. Call at fill Park Ave. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Convenience and Economy Stop In OAKLAND Hotel San Pablo offersi Comfort without Extravagant. Central Location RATES: $1.00 to $1.78 FREE GARAGE MODERN COFFEE SHOP Directions to Hotel: stay on Main Highway (San Pablo Avenue) directly to 20tli St. Mnnugcincnt HARRY B. STRANG FURNISHED apartment, new paint, kalsomlne and I'noleum, radio. Loa rent. 304 So. Orape. ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME MAY BE FOUND at The Broztell A Distinctive Hotel FOR TRADE 1 yearling Ouernsev heifer for young beef steer. Phono 4-F-12. LOST Two kittens. S months old. One la black, other black and white with bob tail. Finder ptease tel. 308-J. FOR RE.VT 3 -room modern hoiw. unfurnished. (115 Catherine St. Tel. 558-X. Wall St. Report FOR RENT Bed room is living room private entrance. 1 blocn from C. House, Phone 131-R. WANTED 300 people to buy 30c each or groceries from Frank'lln'a Gro cery July 4th, 437 S. Central. NRW YORK, July S. (AP) The stock market, while unable to shake off Ha deadly dullness today, man aged to maintain a fair degree of sta bility, prices generally were quite narrow. The metals, led by u. 8. Smelling, displayed a firm tone. The close was steady. Transfers approil- mated 400.000 aharea. gon girls and women are Invited ta lem on the consignee, whose Identitv inspect this beautiful line of apparel. was not revealed. "wnuu flONLY 4 MORE DAYS COZY HOMI of 4 rooms, bath and large screen porch, near school and walking distance town. Good comli. Hon throughout. 11000 full price, very good terms. See Arthur E. Lalng. 10 N. Bartlett St. Tel 1490. PBAOH STREirr GROCERY closed all day July 4th. rtuy at Franklin's Grocery. 437 S. Central. CASH PAID for men's 3nd hand suits hats and shoes. WIU H. Wilson. 33 No. Front nTio onfall s OREGON MADE SKVKIIIN and Ml'LTNOMAII BATTERIES Re Incline a Specialty Generator and Armature Etch. Severin Battery Service l.t?t No. Rlrertlile. Phone Sim - i m hh vc k 'i i TZ it I r ' H J? if nan 1 : ; '' TiTO.nfc:,' T.ltrTT-rj'ji IT IS EASILY accessible to shop ping and theatrical renters, churches, llhrnrlca, parks and transportation Hues. ladles travrllnr without escort ulll appreciate the atmosphere ot security and rest It otters. Every room nlth tub and shower. Room With Bath $1.60 Hotel Broztell Fifth Ave & 27th St., N. Y. J. MT.ARMXN. Marnier. HITLER RELAXES SUPPRESSION OF REVOLT LEADERS (Continued icom page one) urea used to quell the "aecond revolu tion," and announced that hence forth the regular court of Justice will handle offenders against the nasi regime. , The order waa made effective July 1. Eye On Berlin. An end to extreme suppressive measures, together with aaaurance of the appointment of Hermann Wll helm Ooerlng aa vice-chancellor of Germany and the resignation of Franc von Papen aa Hitler's chief aide fo cussed the eyes of the nation on Ber lin. Two groups were In conference to determine the further fate of the Fatherland. One was an Important session of the cabinet In Chancellor Hitler's offices where the von Papen resignation waa being discussed. Another waa a meeting of the Inner council of the nazl party. From Munich came the strong rumor of the death of Oustav von Kahr, Bavarian premier who turned against Hitler after plotting with him In his 1923 "beer putsch." Otherwise there seemed a lull in the sensation ally bloody developments that have kept all Germany on edge since Sat urday. Death List Shrinks. The nasi press department Issued an official estimate of the . number killed during the "second revolution' as "below sixty.' The official list, It was stated, will be made public aa soon as a few remaining cases rtlll to be Judged are disposed of. The cabinet, as the governing in- strument of the nation, finds Itself confronted with a multitude of problems arising out of recent events, There are problems such as deter mining Germany's position with reier- ence to foreign nations as a result oi the cleansing process, and economic problems connected with the smash ing of the storm troops. At Munich, where ordinarily many of the nasi party chieftains do their work, the brown house was deserted. Even Victor Lutze, successor to Er nest Roehm as chief of staff of the Brown shirts, was absent. In the southern German city, how ever, the magnitude of Saturday's killings was gradually becoming ap parent despite an official silence. It was reported there that naal vengeance had claimed the life of a Catholic priest, Father Buhler, who waa serving a short prison term for outspoken criticism of Chancellor Hitler. It was said he had been shot in bis cell. Grass Fire Not Serious A grass flra this morning, which waa not of a ser ious nature, on Beekman street was put out by the fire department this morning at 9 o'clock. REPUBLICAN FIRE ON THE NEW DEAL (Continued rium pagv one) tailor named Maged who was prose cuted for NRA violation) or the workers and owners of that mill In Tennessee which the attorney general of the United States finds haa not violated any law, but which is com pelled to shut down because General Johnson has taken away from It a graven image not mentioned or rec ognised by any law of the United States, but which by edict must be displayed to secure state and nations government contracts," P 1 e t e h e r added. He concluded by urging his listener to "revive the old American custom of reading the declaration of Inde pendence." "Chateau du Comte" Drive down and dance on our new dance floor. Peppy music by the "MOUNTAIN TR0UBAD0RS" Old and new style dances. : Good eats. Beverages Dnnclnr Evening July . Also July 4th, from 8 p. m. to 12 p. m. Cover charge 25c per person. Banquets, Luncheons and Private Parties Solicited. REMEMBER There Is only one "Chateau du Comte" Tiro Miles North of Ashland on Highway Pont forget the Troubadors will he on the air tonight at 8:45 the Yreka forest service, are In Med ford for a, conference with local for est service officials and Dwlght Phlpps, state fire warden. In regard to fire control in the common area of southern Oregon and northern California which Is protected by both headquarters. The party and Norman White, assistant local supervisor, made a trip yesterday to the Ashland Peak road project and returned through California via Applegate. Particular Builders Always Specify 'BEAVER BRAND' PORTLAND CEMENT USE A HOME PRODUCT Beaver Portland Cement Co, GOLD HILL, OREGON . Sold in Medford by Medford Concrete Construction Co., Porter Lumber Co., Timber Products Co., Economy Lumber Co., Wallace Woods Lumber Co., Big Pines Lumber Co., Medford Lumber Co. Wherever You Go We 're Following You! That is, if you want ui. 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