Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 28, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO CAUSEDSMASHUP (Continued rrutn page one) place the truck In the condition It woe before the mishap. Albert Calhoon Mk $113.90 general damages end 916 apeclal damages. He alleges that when tho truck went into the ditch, he suffered hhock nnd contuuiorn, 'hlch ennwd low of em ploy men t, necessity tor medical cer vices, nwl tJjo purchwo of medicine A Jury composed of O. F. Semon, Fred Co?v!fj Robert Taylo-, J. F Whlt, Charles Gay and aeorne WaU er, was drawn to near the caae. The plaintiffs are represented by Attorney j . E. Kelly and Robert Hammond, Jr., and the defendant by Attorney F.r.nk J. Newman. The oose 1 terns' heard 10 tie cir cuit court rocm to pn-'M more space and coo'.t conditions. AUTO ACCIDENT IS PROBED FOR (Contlnueo om page one) the auto, and Al Davis, driver, bus tattned lesser bruises and cuts. District Attorney Codding said il any criminal liability waa shown charges would be filed. Witnesses were questioned this morning and yesterday to determine If liquor was responsible, O. H. Crosl neau, auto salesman, who carried the Injured people to the hospital, was Interviewed this morning. He was unable to state definitely whether or not Davis or other occupants of the car were Intoxicated. He said he paid no particular attention, as his chief concern was driving the Injured as quickly as possible to the hospital. The accident occurred about 1 :00 o'clock In the morning, at the sharp corner while en route to Med ford from Jacksonville. Photogrnphs of the wrecked car In the field adjoin ing the road, were taken yesterday, for use In the Investigation by the authorities, It is held that Davis was traveling at too high a speed to make the turn. The district attorney expects to In terview the attending physicians and hospital attendants In an effort to disclose all the facts In the case. By TALK ID SCREEN FOR ROTARY MEETING The second of the Med ford Rotary club's International service programs waa featured at today's luncheon meeting at the Hotel Mcdford with "Australia" as the subject. Moving pictures of Australia's scenery, Indus, tries and wild life were shown by Horace Bromley with Introductory re marks by Herb Grey, who arranged the program. The pictures were shown through the courtesy of A. H O'Conner, manager of the Australian National Travel association of San Francisco and the Matron Navigation company, also of the bay city. Particularly Interesting were the Australian beach, scenes with crack life-saving units In exhibition maneu vers, Australia's unique bird and animal life, from kaiiRaroos to koala bears, were shown, along with vast sheep herds on the great ranches in the far-away dominion. County Judge Earl Day presided at today's meeting, generously attended by Rotarlans and guests. Ward Ham mond. Earle Voorhles, Br., Enrle Voor hles, Jr., and Noble Stanton of Grant Pass were visiting Rotarlans In at tendance. TP. Walter Hoan of Chicago, general sales manager and vice-president, and C. L. Ettelson of Oakland. Calif., Pacific coat reitlonal mnnager of Montgomery Ward and Co., were visi tors at the MrdTord Ward store Men day, Mr. Hop an has nearly complet ed a tour of all principle Ward head quarters In the country. Both expressed the opinion that bilnM conditions In southrrn Ore gon are better than In any district they have visited. "1 have noticed that where people have stopped worrying about econo mic conditions and are reully netting down to work, buMnrs is meeting with success," Mr, Hottnn said. Both having heatd a great deal about Rogue River valley pears, they Inquired about this year's crop. wjmm mm Mk;;.K.prj(,.,,... Vll l5-- Watt ,-ttUtk.e VrtUuU DARROW HOPES I I " J ' f - for 61 .y With the statement, "if there are any more murders In Germany, I hope It will end in the killing of Adolf Hitler' Clarence Da r row, Inter nationally noted lawyer, started off in Inquiry Into conditions In Ger many. The Investigation Is being mad by the American Inquiry com mission at hearings In New York. Darrow It ahown right with Georgi Medalle, aa they examined a German magazine. Darrow branded Hitle aa "dangerous." (Associated Press PhotM MedforcPs Banks Receive Deposit Insurance Signs i DEPOSITS INSURED The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WASHINGTON, D. C. csnnn maximum $ UUUU for each Med ford banks today received from the Federal Deposit Insurance cor poratlon at Washington the official signs as ahown above, which will hang at all receiving windows a visible evidence that the depositors of the Institutions are Insured. The Med ford banks are among more than 14.000 licensed banks In the country receiving the signs. In sured bank are able to offer pro tection to their depositors up to 5,000. Statistical studies have shown that this maximum fully protect more than D7 per cent of all the depositors In Insured banks. A atatoment by the Federal Deposit Insurance corporation follows: "The purpose of the signs Is to Time at Month of Rogue River Gold Beach Tides HlKli Wilier I A.M. P.M. 37 Mon. 1.87 7.5 3:17 8.3 38 Tues. 3.47 7.0, 3.67 8.1 39 Wed. 3:3U 6.4 3:37 7 U 30 Tluirs. 4:34 6.8 4:20 7.0 31 Prt. 6:37 6.4 8:11 7.2 1 Sat. 6:47 6.1 8:09 88 3 Sun. 8:01 A.l 7:16 0.6 Low Water A.M. P.M. 27 Mon. 8:09 -0.1 8:43 -0.3 38 Tuea. 8:47 0 6 9:30 -0.4 29 Wed. 9:37 1.3 10:21 -0 3 30 Thurs. 1.0 11:20 -0.1 j 31 Prt. 11 :07 2.6 13:15 0.2 1 Sat. 12:04 30 3 Sun. 1:20 0.3 1:17 3.2 ; j Needle In Leg For i 54 Years Located RDDTIJ IfXlfTI.n M-m ( TIP 1 Whftt seemed like a severs attack of rheu matism broum.t Mrs. none uoraon to a hospltnl. X-rsys disclosed a left leg. Long forgotten. It had bcon In the foot since, a childhood acci dent In Hum I a M years ngo. Anrliotilf urul Miit linrl I 1m In Mt until. slppl are vigorously advocating a llVC-ai-nomc prosrnm ir inrnini Coll f'r Hid WANTED Bus driver bids from persons living In Kenwood Dlst. No 103. Have them in by noon Sept. 3rd. .HARRIET B. LUDIARD. Clerk. Route No. 3, Box 33, Medford, Oregon Not Ire for riilillrntlon This will notify Innd holders under the Kftitle Point Irrigation District that the Board of Directors for said district will sit as a Board of Equall ration on October 2nd, 19:14. at a 00 P. M. In the offlc of the district, for the purpose of reviewing and correct ing IU sMejtsment rolls which are now on file in this office for public in spection. Partlea aggrieved, or desir ing adjustment in acreage should present themselves before the Board at this time, or should file written re quests for eorrecttnn prior to the above mentioned date. By order of the Board of Directors. R. T. &EAMAN. .Secretary, CAR RADIO Senlra on nl nmkea. Certified service station for MCA. Motor ola, llofnh and Crooley Auto M:illoi. DON'S RADIO HKRVICR 121 F. Main Next to tfrldge 1IEDFORD MAIL HITLER IS SLAIN insurance cennn depositor f JUUU let depositors know which banks are Insured. Heretofore, although 90 per cent of the licensed banks are In sured, depositors have had no easy means of Identifying them. "If, by any unorseen circum stance, an Insured bank should ius pend, the Insurance corporation would begin paying off the deposi tors Just as soon as a receiver waa appointed for the closed Institution. The depositors would receive their money In a fow days Instead of watt ing months or years as wns the cae In the former method of liquidation. This Is not only a benefit to the depositors, but It saves the com munity from a terrific economic and social blow. When the depositors re ceive their Insured accouts they as sign their claims to the Insurance corporation. Thereafter liquidation proceeds on a business-like basis with the maximum chance of the corpor ation and other creditors being paid In full." K GASOLINE and OIL! The Jackson County CO-OPERATIVE Is Now Delivering Gasoline and Oil to Members You need only be a farmer to be come a member and enjoy the patronage dividends along with your neighbors. This is a true COOPERATIVE operation built on a solid basis where all share alike, largo or small users. Directors CHARLES A. WIN0 LEONARD CARPENTER A. E. BRO0KWAY DICK STRAUS JOHN B. KIRK Phone 507 or Write 317 Liberty Building We will gladly show you how easy it is to become a member. TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Aug. 88. (AP) Stock, went through th trading mo tions today, but It waa another one of those, "dullest" session and few Issues managed to climb out of an extremely narrow groove. Profea ilonala fcc-ounted for some acattered buying, while the remainder of the list generally stood still. The close waa steady. Transfers approximated 370.000 shares. Today'e closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem 4i Dye 131 Am. Can 99 'i Am. 41 Fgn. Pow T.'t A. T. & T 112 Anaconda 12 Atch. T. 4 8. P 51 Bendlx Avla . 12 Beth. Bteel 30 California Pack'g 42 Caterpillar Tract - 28 Chrysler 3'. Coml. Bolv 21 Curtlss-Wright 2 DuPont ..;. 91 Oen. Pooda -. 29 den. Mot . 30', Int. Harvest. ........ I. T. & T Johns-Man Monty Ward North Amer , 21 10 48!', - 24 14 Penney (J. C.) 58 Phllllpa Pet Radio Sou. Pac - Std. Brands 17 5 18 20 34 44 8 43 H St. Oil Cal. 'st. Oil N. J. . j Trans. Amer Union Carb ... Unit. Aircraft 14 U. S. Steel 35 Portland Produce PORTLAND, Aug. 28. (AP) But ter Prints. A grade, 29c; parchment Pilots . . . stewardess . . quiet cabins . . . Lavatory , lay and nlcjit schedules. Roomy , . Butt 1W Hr. 2'4 Hrs. IV, Hn. 2'. Hrs. 2 Hrt. S'i Hrt. i Hrs. Portland Seattle . $14.58 23.40 . Sacramento Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles 15.78 20.58 20.58 39.53 43.53 ian Uiego Fas teat uetrott. New York, Washing ton and the East ' 10 Off on Round Trip Par Include Lunchoo Aloft MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, TEL. 241 Ho toll: Poiul snd Wtitern Uniom Officii W OREGON", TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1934. wrapped cartons, 80c; quantity pur I chases c lb, less: B grade parch ment wrapped, 28c: do, cartons. 29'.;c. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade delivery at least twice weekly. 2829c lb.; country routes, 28 a 27c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 27 $ 28c; coun try routes, 26 4 26c; C grade at market. HGOS Sales to retailers private firms: Specials, 28c; extras, 26c; ex tra fresh extra, brown, 26c: atandards, 24c; fresh mediums, 24c; medium firsts, 21c; pullets, 18c; checks, 17 (S lBc: bakers, 16c dozen. EGOS Buying price of wholesale: Fresh specials, 25c; extras, 23c; fresh extra brown, 23c: extra firsts, 22c; fresh mediums, 20c: medium firsts, 18c; pullets, 14c; checks, 15c; under grade, 14c dozen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers, culls 5c lb.; others un changed. LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery buying prices: Colorod hens, under 5 lbs., 1213c; do, over 6 lbs., 12g 18c lb.; leghorn fowls, over 3 lbs., 9(9 10c; do, under 3',4 lbs., 9 ij 10c; col ored broilers, 1 to 3 lbs., 15c; broil ers, lial lbs., 14c lb.; roosters, DC lb.: Fekln ducks, 10311c lb.: do col ored, 6(fj7c lb. CANTALOUPES Standards, 100 1.50 per crate; Dlllard, 81.50; old fashioned muskmelon, 75c ai crate. Cheese, milk, onions, new potatoes, strawberries, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. to 89c i j Probably Never Again at These Low Sale jrVjces j W5rar7 Al. ,Z nTLor, to fck posal" iff 39c. 69c $1.00 $2.95 &i?ssi","tJ1' g tatiay " ' 11 Not a SKirt-Tale but a Real Shoes and Boots for Men at M$i lfc I e Ends 5at" 11' Shirt Sale Low Sale Prices $$$ 3"c 81eevele Manhattan, Cameron, Ide, Wilson Bros, and Entire Slock of Ntinn-Bnsli, Kdci'rton nml ftfa'Ijf H M ue9 W Final Wind-up I SHIRTS- M One tot of II $1.95 and $2.50 fe', MIS""' 1 'lJa.layiii''' 'li'ULI yttt " ' 'j a ..a. .. rnT 'm,''" Pordand Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 28. (Al1) Oraln: Wheat: Open High Low Close May aoi .90'i so io Sept. &S .84 M'i 34'i Dec. 87 XI M .86 H Cash: Big .Bend bluestem OO'c; dark hard winter, 13 per cent, 042c. do, 11 per cent, SOc; soft white, northern spring and western red. 83Ho; western white, 82'4c; hard winter, Sdo. Oats: No. a white 132.00. Corn: No. 3 eastern yellow, $36.25; mill-run standard, 630.00. Today's car receipts: wheat 32; bar ley 1; flour 8: corn 9: oats 9; hay 3. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Aug. 38. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Sep. (old) 1.0 Hi 1.02'; 1.01 1.03 Sep. (new) 1.01'; 1,02 1.01J, 102 Dec. (old) 1.03, 1.0214 1.034 1.02 Dec. (new) l.osy, 1.08 1.03'.; 1.027, May 1.04J4 1.04 H 1.04', 1.04 H Silver. NEW YORK, Aug. 28. (AP) Bar, silver steady and unchanged at 49,. San Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 38. (AP) PI rat grade butterfat, 39c, f. o. b., 8an Francisco. Not a SKirt-Tale but a Real Shirt Sale Manhattan, Cameron, Ide, Wilson Bros, and otlier leading brands, nil Included lu this .sousntlonnl Selling Event! ONE LOT OP SHIRTS $1.25 Values ONE LOT OF Values ONE LOT OF Values.... New Fall Arrivals In SUITS and COATS ALL GO AT One Group MEN'S SUITS Values to $25 A Small repolt Holds Any Garment for Thirty Dav! One Group of MEN'S SUITS Values to $30 A Small Drpwlt Holds Any Garment for Thirty linvsl One Group of MEN'S SUITS Values to $35 A Small lppolt Holds Any Gnrment for Thirty Hats! When Winter Comes Prepared! OVERCOATS Priced Ridiculously Low nJ7J One Group of Overcoats p4ft fip ' $19.50 Values 3 I U.03 i il? One Group of Overcoats CIO Ocll't? $22.60 Values $ I O,00 ',r One Group of Overcoats (f 4 n oc' $30.00 Values 3 I O.OO PROSPECT BLAZE BOTTLE IS CLAIM (Contlnueo irum page one) the bit of pasture refuse upon which It rested. Once the fire start It raged with great Intensity, threatening the sub station plant and other buildings, roared on both side of the Crater Lake highway, compelled week end travellers to lake resorts, In some In stances to turn back, and brought all available citizens, power company workers, forest service err.plocs, and members of the CCC to battle the flames. The fire leaped Rogue river near the concrete bridge and gave the hamlet of Prospect a scare. A spot fire started, but before It could spread was brought under control. Residents Flee Cabins A number of people residing In cabins moved out with their posses sions. Between the river and Pros pect, on the west side of the road, there Is a Jungle of underbrush. It was feared that once the fire gained headway It would spread to the Pros Shoes Entire Stock One Lot of Values to t i 79c $1.29 0'Donnell Riding Boots, $10.50 values 0'Donnell Field Boots. $11.50 values $1.55 awpwsasawaji LOW SALE PRICES of 4 SI i85hV5 13 a . m mm mm m ri t rt s2485 pect schoolhouae, and other building of the town. -1 The California-Oregon Power com pany installed two huo pumps and hurled huge streams of atr on the, bridge, saving the structure from the ill effects of heat. The fire spread into the gorge where It was held, and under cooler weather In the hills, subsided. cutCburns and Boots for Men at Low Sale Prices ft of Nunn-Biinli, Kdccrton nnd jb-, Ut'veiilicrc liuhided. Hii.P$ Men's Shoes tfj Q(J W$M $5.00 3&.3S gffl p ei s. n ci ..Mm. m Svi'a Moccasin Shoes, QC Mt $5.00 values WiWW ft-jk aM M. $9.85 i nvaiaH Hiy W IT, 1 t 4 - 9 r wBmm 1 Tafli Tm Tim Ttf1 m fc 7