Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1934)
PAGE RTX irEDFOTtD' MATE TRTBTJKE, MEDFOHTT, OEEGON, FEIDAJ, JULY 13, 1934. Siamese Twins Enter Another Fight This Time the Girls Battle for Husbands and Babies Resolutions to Secretary of Labor Asks Full Powers Be Invoked to Force Fac Hons Arbitrate Difficulty The Rogue River Valley TraHlo b delation, at lti meeting yesterday, adopted a resolution requesting the department of labor to Immediately Invoke Ha full powers to force Mttlement of the longshoremen's trlke by compulsory arbitration.' The resolution, a copy of which was aent to Secretary of t,nor Perkins, in Washington, and Assistant Secre tary Edward P. McOrady, now In San Francisco, reads as follows: "Whereas, the general publlo has been suffering since May on account of the longshoremen's strike, which has closed all Pacific coast ports, and which Is still In effect; and, "Whereas, this tie-up has resulted In heavy losses to business men, workers, and farmers; and, "Whereas, production of all kinds, both of raw and processed materials, has been seriously curtailed by this prolonged tie-up; and. "Whereas, agricultural crops of va rious kinds are now reaching matur ity and must be moved by water to export markets and to the eastern seaboard; therofore, be It "Resolved, that the department of labor Immediately lnvoko Its full pow ers to force a settlement of the long shoremen's strike by compulsory ar bitration, and that both employers and employes be required to uncon ditionally accept the terms of such arbitration; "That the Rogue River Valley Traf flo association bitterly condemns the suggested general sympathetic strike as opposed to the common Interests of the grat majority of the people of the Paclfto slope, who are not Im plicated In the issues Involved in the longshoremen's strike, but groups are being made to suffer because two relatively small groups are not will ing ao make a real effort to reach an agreement; and "That because continuance of this longshoremen's strike Is a serious ob stacle to national recovery and will seriously Impair many federal loans made to fruit growers, wheat growers, stccUmcn and farmers generally If. orops and produce cannot be moved In season, It Is of paramount Impor tance that the tie-up be brought to an end at once," & NOW FEDERALIZED Southern Oregon Building and Ioan association today received a telegram from Washington, D, 0., stating that a federal savings and loan charter bad been mailed to the local office and, according to R. F, Kyle, secretary-manager of the organization bare, the local association will be known as the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Medford. The telegram from the capital was received In response to a request sent from the building and loan associa tion, asking for the charter for real state financing at this time, Mr. Kyle said today that through the granting of this charter, funds not only for real estate but remodel ing and new construction will be available. These loans will be spon sored and supervised by the United States government and are particu larly timely, since the announcement of the federal home building program last week. The following explanation of the new federal rating has been made: A federal savings and loan associa tion Is a privately managed, mutual thrift Institution which Is organlrl and directed by responsible local business men and owned by all of Its shareholders. Money Is Invested In Its shsres by many people, In large and small sums. That money Is loaned by the association to local home owners, secured by sound first mortgages on their homes. Loans by a federal savings and loan assocatlon must be made mainly on homes located within BO miles of the association's office, and owned by people of good credit standing and ability to meet their loan obliga tions. Such loans must be conserva tive In amount, and must be paid off by monthly Installments. The term of payment must extend over a period of not leas than five years nor mare than ao years, at the end of which time the loan has grad ually been repaid. This form of loan has never been surpassed In safoty for the lender, and In Its economy - and soundness for the home owner. Before any federal snvlngs and loan assocattton Is chartered careful In vestigation la made as to the charac ter and responsibility of Its proposed management. Cat Leaps From Plane After Nap ROANOKE, Va, (UP) Even a cat has her worries. A tabby, mascot at th. airport, "committed suicide" rocently by Jumping out of a flying machine. The feline was In the habit of sleeping In the planea while they were on the ground. But recently she forgot to Jump out of ths ship be fore the pilot took off. When the pilot was a thousand fret In the air, the cat Jumped. By RADEB WINOET NEW YORK. (P) The Hilton 81. amese twins are always battling opposition. Right now they want husbands snd babies, but ths city of New York Is Inclined to say "no." Their lives have always been that way, they aay, with someone eternal. ly objecting to things they want to do. Violet, who Is on the right side of the combination, Joined at the hips, wants to marry Maurice L. Lambert, 29, a musician, but a marriage license was refused In New York City and Newark, N. J. Now they have decided to battle In the courts for the right of marrlago and mothorhood. Has Two Sweethearts. Daisy la extremely Interested In the outcome. She has a sweetheart In New York and one In England. The one In England Is a pugilist, but "f haven't seen him for more than six months and don't know how I'll feel about him when I see him again," she says. Meanwhile, an unidentified New York boy, also a musician, whispers sweet nothings. They say they battled in Omaha tor the right to ride on one railroad ticket. They won there, they say. and then the airlines In California tried unsuccessfully to make them buy two tickets. On steamships, how ever, they must buy two ticket be cause they eat twice as much as one person. Full of Excitement. The twins have had an exciting 2 years of life. They were norn in England. They never knew their par ents and were given to the care of an English nurcsmald. When she died they were taken Into the home o: Mr. and Mrs. Myer Myers, In Auy trails, and learned to regard them as their parents. They have traveled widely in side shows and vaudeville. As the girls were growing Into wom anhood, Myers built a magnificent home like a Chinese pagoda In San Antonio, Texas. Furnishings import ed from the Orient cost many thou sands, and the glrle were happy. One day In late 1030 they found a acranbook. yellowing with age. On the first page was an English news paper clipping showing the Prince of Wales bending over the crib of Si amese twins. They hurriedly thumb ed through the other clippings they never had seen before as the realiza tion dawned that they were not the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Myere. They hid the book In horror and said nothing. Several days later they fled to a hotel. When their absence was discovered. tney left for an apartment In a dis tant suburb. Through an attorney they sued their foster parents for an accounting of their wealth and de manded freedom. Win Wealth. They gloried In their new surround ings. Every morning they served tea in their apartment for friends their own tea party and their own friends. The Texas district court appointed a receiver, and after litigation they recolved nearly (100,000 in cash and socurltlos. .The girls left alone on a vaudeville tour which carried them to England where they added to their wealth. In New York they live In the grand manner In a large apartment over looking Central Park. "'Jftf jT'Tt' J Wt Ifck-w-frf fa- ' ,s K S J ' t W Wr -fi v:ru iij 11' 3i Violet (left) unU Daisy Hilton, Siamese twins, lia.e decided to ro to the courts ror perm Ins Ion to get married. Violet wanted to marry a New York musician, hut the city reinsert n license. And Palsy Is Interested In the outcome because she has a couple of sweethearts. The twlni live In New York. Livestock. PORTLAND. July 13. (AP) Cottle 35; calves 70; etctidy, unchanged. HOGS 400; about steady, un changed. 8HI3EP 600; lambs 25c lower; lambs, Portland Produce Wall St. Report PORTLAND. Ore., July 13. (AP) BUTTER Print, A grade, 24c; parch ment wrapped cartons, 25c; quantity purchases, c lb. less; B grade, parch ment wrapper, 23'c; cartons, 24'c. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A i grade delivered at least twice weekly, :ji-ZlSc; country routes, io-4vc id.; a grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 20-22c; country routes, 17-lOc; C grade at market. EGO OS Sales to retailers Private firm: Specials, 24c; extras 22c; ex tra fresh brown, 22c; standard, 20c; fresh mediums, 20c; medium firsts, 18c; chocks, 17c; bakers, 16c dozen. EQGGS Sales to retailers Co.ops: Oversize, 24c; extra, 22c; standard, 20c; mediums, 10c dozen. EOGS Buying prlco of wholesal ers: Fresh specials, 20-21c extra, 10 20c; extra mediums, 17c; medium firsts, 14-16c; pullets. 13-14o: under grades, 13-14c dozen. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, potatoes, strawber ries, cantaloupes, wool and hay unchanged. NEW YORK, July 13 (AP) Stocks displayed firmer tendencies In. the final hour of today's session coinci dent with a rally In grains and cot ton. Some earlier losses of fractions to around a point were cancelled. Transfers approximated only 520, 000 shares. The close was fairly steady. Todoy's closing prices for 62 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 137 Am. Can . 101 .4 Am. & Pgn. Pow 8 A. T. Sc T. 114 Anaconda .. 14 Atch. T. & 8. P. . 63 14 71 LI OF REVOLT. CLAIM (Contlnueu nun page one) Crows Hlrai Oulf lulls. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., July 13 (API Crows have been Hying down on the fairways and Healing golf balls Jrom the Taconle club course. ,nme golfers are threatening to carry shot guns In their bags. of persons killed In the stirring sup pression of the "traitors." Ths chancollor spoke for an hour and 41 minutes, concluding his de fense of co'urso on action at 0:44 p.m.. (4:44 p. m., B. 8. T.) nlneteon higher storm troop leaders, 31 storm troop leaders and members were shot, he said, as well as some shuts staffel (special guards) leaders, who were In volved In the plot. Some Suicided. Thirteen storm troop leaden and olvlllana who attempted to resist ar rest lost their lives and three others committed suicide, he said. Speaking In the colorful setting of ths lelchstag. Hitler declared Into microphones which carried his mes sage throughout ths world that "we have not made a revolution as an archists. But as executives we have removed the regime of a revolt." Hitler admitted frankly that he Is "filled with deep apprehension with economic worries." but added that anxiety "has always weighed mo down." He opened his speech with a prom ise to make a brutally frank declara tion of events "which will live In the memory of our history." Wanted to Kxplnln. The chancellor told his hearers that they had been called together "to give ma a ehancs to explain events." 'The content of my declaration will be brutally frank," he said. Ho said the events of which he in tended to apeak were "as sad as they were menacing." "1 must limit myself," he said, "only In the extent of my regard for the Intercuts of the retch, and otherwise for a feeling of ahame. "We have not made a revolution as anarchists. But as executives we have removed the regime of a revolt." "We did not conceive our task to be that of securing our power throush bayonets, but rather of deriving it from ths heart of our people nd there to anchor It. "It today 1 read In foreign news paper, that t am filled at present with deep apprehension with eco nomic worries, I can give but one answer: Yes. "But anxiety Is not a thing that weighs me down only tv1s.y, it has always weighed m. down." j Port! and Wheat" PORTLAND. Ore., July 13. (AP) Grain: July 76 77 75 77 Sept. .. 77 79 77 70 Deo . 80 81 80 81 Cash: Big Bend bluestem 80; dark hard winter 12 per cent 84; do 11 per cent 70; soft white, western white, hard winter, northern spring and western red, 78. Oats: No. a, white 27.00. Corn; No. 2 Iff. yellow 29.75. Mtllrun standard 20.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat 9; flour 4; corn 3; oats 3; hay 1. Chicago Wheat CHICAdO, July 13. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close July, old 03 U .0T.4 034 .00', New - .03 .D(li .02 .005J Sept., Old 04'i .911',, ,03, .on New 04', .0814 ,M9i .071, Dec, old 00'i 1.00 .05'4 .001,4 New 00H 1.00 .0S4 .004 Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel California Pack'g Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solv Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont Gen. Foods Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest I. T. ic T. Johns-Mnn Monty Ward .. North Amer Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pot Radio Sou. Pac ,.,. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. ........ Union Cnrb Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel 154 34 !4 HZ 21 92 32' 33 55y, 20 H 185', 81 17 !i 6 23 2074 34 4 . 8'a 44 1854 40 San Francisco Bntterfat SAN FRANCISCO. July 13. (API First grade butterfat 24J4o f, o. b. San Francisco. Silver NEW YORK, July 13. (AP) Bar silver barely steady, c lower at 46H- McGUIRE AND RYAN WRESTLE TO DRAW PENDLETON, July 13. (AP) Mickey McQulre, 187 pounds, Salem, and Pug Ryan, 160, Los Angeles, wreatltd to a one-hour draw here last night, with each gaining a fall. Jack Kennedy, 188, Pendleton, de feated Jack Curttss, 158, San Antonio, when the latter was unable to come back after a punishing hammerlock. Curtlsa took the first fall. The ranks of professors who have taught 25 years or more at North western university, Evanston, 111 . were swelled to 62 this year by tho completion of a quarter of a century of service on ths faculty by 19 more. Biggest of Cereal Values Kcllopg's Corn Flakes are an otiittlumiiiig buy any lime of year. Quality that can'l bo imitated. A big package, brimming villi foot! value, for only a few pennies! Now, (luring tbe bot wcntlicr, you'll enjoy Kel- logg's more tban ever. Crisp and refreshing. No cooking or trouble to Bene. Fine for breakfast, lunch or supper. Buy this greatest of all rea(ly-toat cereal values at your grocer's. Made by Kellogg in Battlo Creek. - ffcs Mm) Your response to our Re-modeling Sale last week was so enthusiastic that we have decided that the people of Medford appreciate fair prices and quality merchandise, therefore, we are again offering an array of seasonable and nationally known items for your consideration this week end. These prices will be effective, except as noted otherwise, Saturday, July 14th and Monday, July 16th, Know youi groceries, then come to Piggly Wiggly and save yourself some money. Thank You. Flapjack COCONUT 'LOUR CI I- Albert. Hot caKea UMrat can't be matched for flavor. Large pkg. , Bulk, long shredded, sweetened. Pound Red Feather. Any family ran afford this fine tissue. rolls ARROW CHIPS Large pkgs. SALAD 0 IL MUSHROOMS Combines utmost quality with economy. Pure vegetable oil. Gallon, In your contulner Fancy cut, 2-oz. tins Maryland Chief. Green, tender and de licious In vegetable snlads. Not many left at this price. No. 2 tins. Underwood's whole, a most appe tizing meat substitute. Rich in es sential minerals. No. i tins. Del Monte. Always the rich red tender meat you love so well. No. 1 tall tins. Del Monte Golden Bantam, with that delicious fresh corn flavor. No, 2 tins. SALMON CORN DAD If anrl dog" brand. Boston ffa IISI Unit dllll style. Take them on M fnH f U, IUI & H If 5c 19 2 29 Mb. Glass Jar . . 30c 3-lb. Glass Jar . . . 87c POST'S Whole-bran . 2 for 25c Bakers Cocoa .... 12c i-Ib, Cans Ovaltine 75c SI. 00 Size Lux Soap ... 2 for 15c Fir your skin's sake Lux Flakes 25c For delicate tilings. Lg. pkg. Sardines ... 3 for 25c North Star. Imported Soan Ivory, Medium Size 5C BEANS . . i -k SOUP Van Camp's Tomato. Can Dinner Hell. Mailo of linest olco oil, highest grade neutral and vegetable oils. II-D Assorted Flavors, 1 pkg. 1 quart R Derby, fine In gravy or creamed. U'A-oz. Jars. PUNCH Pickles 33c CHB sweet, sweet mix or chow. Qts. Grapefruit for ... . Del Monte, fairly bursting with Juice of the finest flavor. No. 2 tins. Spinach .... 2 for 27c Del Monte. No. 1 tall tins. Supplies the necessary Iron to the menu. lEEF I Deri gravy KIPPERED SNACKS Fine for lunches BEANS Whole kernel In natural Juices. An unusual value. No. 2 tins. Limns, Red Ring. No. t tins, younf, tender beans, A liters Minute. Just the thine; for a hurry up break fast. Regular 10c size. FLOUR Albers, Sunrlpe or Peawk rolled. Fresh, full rlaTored. For a better oats breakfast. O'lb. bag. Windmill brand. A general util ity floor, strictly guaranteed, 49-lb. bags. 5c 3 for 29c $1.59 Ketchup ...... 21c Heinz, Large bottle Certo .... bottle 22c Anyone con make perfect Jelly with Certo, Milk 6 for 35c Mt. Vernon. Tall cans Vinegar . . . gallon 25c Pure Cider. Deviled Meat 4 for 25c Llhby's, Just the tliliiR for those sandwiches. No. tins. Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 25c Hoody's. Fresh ground. Kids love It. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Shortening .... 37c Swift's Crescent In 4-Ib. cartons Crackers ..... 25c American. Sodas or Grahams. 2-lb. cartons Miracle Whip Salad Drelng iEES3Sy Pints 19c - quarts 29c SPUDS White locals, In free me3h bags CABBAGE New, small, firm heads LEMONS Fancy Sunkist, 300 size LETTUCE Firm, crisp heads .. TOMATOES Fresh, firm WATERMELONS Klondikes on ice -15 lbs. 23d lb. Id 38d 5d 2 lbs. 9c 2d lb. BUTTER ' jtxviii-vCs Piggly Wlgsly. nave you tried this nonderftil bntter? .,v it I 25 "1 en.rnr shopping at itte Economy beri;e everything; Is ftplr and pan and the meat i!lilnjs look so tempt ing. 1 nlw.us set the he quality too at reasonable price. Why dont joa try their meat today? 206 E. Main Beef Pot Roast lb. 12c Beef Short Ribs lb. 9c Beef Steak Veal Roast Loin or Round Shoulder Cut lb. 20c lb. 12c Free Delivery COLORED FRYERS COLORED HENS RABBITS FISH PICKLES CHEESE OLIVES Veal Steak Shoulder Cuts lb. 15c Meat Market Phone 46 Lard Open Kettle Rendered 3 lbs. 29c Hamburger 3 lbs. 25 c Veal Stew lb. 8c
