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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRID3.Y, KOYEMBER 30, 1931 PAGE TH&EE CHEESE, milk, country meats, live poultry, qnlons, potatoes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. EFTONHANDSlPdwwr TOBrnJOTD, JToy. SO. (ft The uetomary Friday morning survey of cooler and atonge plants on the day following Thanksgiving revealed ta day that thousands of pounds of tur keys wera held over by Portland wholesalers and that some retailers Kid more than their hands full. It appeared that many consumers would not purchase at prices over 35 cents a pound retail. The speculators, of course, were the fear dee t hit, for some of them bad rushed Into the country to outbid all competitors for supplies. Some shov ed a loss of three to four cent a pound on tons of blrda. The buying of turkeys for the Christmas rade Is already underway, but general operations will not begin vntU about the middle of next week. Market? Livestock PORTLAND. Nov. 80. (AP) Cat tle: SO; calves 10; steady, unchanged. HOGS: 200; steady, unchanged. BHEEP: 60; steady, unchanged. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 80. (AP) U. S. D. A.) Cattle 00; common-medium slaughter steers eligible, 3.25tap4.50; medium-low-good short-feds under 1100 lb. quoted toward -6.00; good fed steers, 900 1200 lb. eligible toward -640; com parable under 900 lb. fed yearlings quotw1 up to -6.78. SHEEP 775; including 685 direct; good-choice- wooled lambs under 90 lb. nominally quoted around (6.00-50; latter on under 80 lb. weights; late Wednesday, few good 82 lb. wooled lambs 6.00; package good 116 lb. wooled ewes, $3.26. CHICAGO. Nov. 30. (AP) (17. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 22.000; moderate ly active, steady; better grade 240 lbs. up. $6.00-10; top $6.10; sows. $5.65-80. CATTLE: 6,000; few sales fed steers and yearlings both regular cattle and International carlot show rejects about steady, general steer and year ling market very ' dull, undertone weak: top show rejects $10.15; these rating 1537 lb?.; few loads regulars $8.76 down to $6 00; lower grades $6.50 down to $400; demand fairly broad for common and medium grade heifers; vealers $6.00-50 on shipper kinds; stockers dull. 8HEEP: 15.000; fat lambs In fairly broad demand local supply liberal asking prices and mid -season Indica tions around steady, Initial bids 25 lower; good to choice native and fed western lambs held $7.25 upward, best $7.35; bids and few sales good lambs $7.00 downward; sheep little changed; native ewea to killers $1.75 3.60; best held higher feeding lambs relatively scarce, quotable around steady. . Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 30. (AP) BUTTER Prints, A grade, 34o lb. In parchment wrappers, 35c lb. In car tons: B grade, parchment wrappers, 33c lb.; cartons 34c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery, A grkde, deliveries at least twice week ly, 34-36o lb.; country routes, 32 -34c lb.; B grade, or delivery lees than twice weekly, 32-34c lb.; C grade at market. EGGS Sales to retailers Specials, 83c; extras 30c; fresl: extras, browns. 80c; standards 26c; v fresh mediums, 36a; medium firsts, ?Kc; fresh pul lets, 24c; do firsts, 21c; checks, 24c; bakers, 20o dozen. EGGS Buying price of wholesalers, fresh specials, 28c; extras, 25c; fresh extra browns, 27c: extra firsts, 24c; extra mediums, 23o medium firsts, 20c; pullets, 18c; do firsts. 18c; un der grade, 18c dozen. PORTLAND, Ors, Nov. 80 (APJ Wheatt Open High Low Close May --- .83 '4 .83 .53 JW Dec .82 .83 .81 -81 Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 89; dark hard winter, 12 per cent, 93V. do. 11 per cent, 87, soft white, hard winter, northern spring, western red, 80: western white, 79. Oats, No. 3 white. $33.50. Corn, No. 3 E yellow, $42.50, Mill run, standard, $21.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 45; flour, 42; corn, 1; oats, 5. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, NOT. 30. (AP) Wheat. Open High Low Close 88 H 99 ii 98 88 14 . 88 99 'i 88 88 .. 83-88 99 'i 87 984 . 81-83 92 i 91 'j 81-92 DM. old New . May July Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Not. 30. (AP) A late flurry In the steels and motors brought a moderately Improved tone to the stock market today after prices had moved Irregularly most of the session. Trading Teas comparatively quiet, however, many brokerage cus tomers extending their Thanksgiving holiday over the week-end. The close was steady. Today's- closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 136 Am. Can' 106 V, Am. Ac Pgn. Pow. 5, A. T. 4s T. 107H 101, 65', 18'i 31 !, 37!4 33!j 40 31 '4 an 88 39 334 38 ?i Anaconda Atch. T. & S. F. . Bendlx A via, Beth. Steel California Pack'g. Cataplllar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont Gen. Foods Gen. Mot. . Int. Harvest. . I. T. Aj T. Johns-Man. Monry - Ward - North Amer. . Psrk Utah Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. - Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Brahda , St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. .... Union Carb. U. S. Steel 37J, 35 '4 39H 13 3j 684 IS ','3 tv, 18!4 18, 31 i ?. . 8 1 4514 Silver. NEW YORK, Nov. 30. (IT) Bar di ver easier, Vi lower at 55. Colored Orchestra Plays Sweet Tunes A headline attraction presenting unusual music, Leo Davis and his colored gentlemen will play at Dream land ballroom tomorrow night. Rated with Cab -Calloway's lamed band ot the ether waves, the Leo Davis ag gregation will offer an Innovation In sweet music, according to the man agement. The band Is also nation ally known for lta "hot cha" tunes. Y FANS AT GAME Med ford football fans who returned this morning from Portland, where MM ford and Washington high schools played a 8-to-fl tie Thanksgiving day at Multnomah stadium, said the Med ford rooting section was one of the largest ever to follow the Tigers on a title-seeking Invasion of Portland. Among boosters of the red and black were W. A. Gates, W. 15. Bolger, B. O. ("Jerry') Jerome, J. Verne Shangle. W. F. ("Toggery Bill") Isaacs, Harry Hlnman and Dr. B. R. Elliott, as well as many other bust nesa men, their wires, and large delegation of high school students. Although the school band was un able to lend Its color and support to the team this year, the Medford root ing section was said to have com pared favorably with the group of Colonial followers. The sendoff given the team Wed nesday morning at the depot saw several hundred etvdents from both senior and Junior high schools, with many townspeople, present. V. F. W. CHIEF WILL PAY G. PASS VISIT Commander In Chief James Van Zant of the Veteran of Foreign Wars wiu be In Grants Pass December 3 on a hurried trip through Oregon. He will meet with the Del Rogue post of Grants Pass and Crater Lake post No. 1833 of Medford at Grants Pass Monday morning for breakfast before going on to Klamath Falls. Commander Van Zandt will be ac companied on his tour by Depart ment Commander Bryan H. Conley of Salem and Warren B. Lister, aide de camp, of Portland. Commander E. W. Wall urges all members to make an effort to be there to greet "Jimmy. Call Com mander Wall for further particulars. H FORMAL APPEAL IN Formal notice of appeal to the state supreme court, from his convic tion and sentence of 90 days In the county jail, for driving an auto while Intoxicated, has been filed by At torney T. J. Enrlght. A writ of prob able cause was Issued Wednesday by Circuit Judge H. D. Norton. The writ Is mandatory upon the court, and automatically stays committment pending an appeal decision. Bonds In the sum of $500 with J. B. Thomas of Ashland, as surety, were filed, by Enright. PAN HELLENIC MEETING TOMORROW POSTPONED Meeting of Pan-Hellenic, which was scheduled for Saturi'?. with a lunch. eon st the Town club, has been post poned. It was announced this after noon. Date of the meeting Is to be made known later. Locals Go yorth O. M. Brewar and H. M TJ11 left Thursday evening by train on a business trip north. Return from Game - Frank Hull. Tom Harvey, Jack Wood and Harvey Field all were expected to return here today from Portland, where they at tended the high school game Thura asy. Car Recovered Jul Wat ten burg of Eagle point reported to city police that his car, a Dodpe sedan, was stolen from eouth Central about 11:30 last ntght. It was recovered half an hour later on North Riverside. Here for Holidays Richard Reum, Tom Emm ens and Richard Sleeter, all students at the University of Oregon, are spending the Thanksgiving holi days at their homes In this city, hav ing driven from Eugene Wednesday. Is Fined $A Sarah Alexander of this city was fined 3 in city court Wednesday on charges of driving over a fire hose. She was arrested by city police Monday at the scene of the Timber Product Co. fire. Cars Collide Cars driven by Mrs- Charles A. Wing, who resides at the Wing Orchards, and Alexander C. Got- tlg, 37, of route 3, collided at novi Wednesday at Sixth and Oakdale streets, according to report filed at the city police station. 1 Accident Reported An accident in volving Elmer Floyd Crafts, 2fl, of 729 Thirteenth street, this city, and David W. Chasa of 618 North Central ave nue, was reported yesterday to city police. Their cars collided with little damage resulting, at the Intersection of Eleventh and Ivy streets, Thurs day at 12:30 p. m. Skids Off Highway Clare H. Arm strong. Jr., 16, of 245 Valley View drive, reported to city police that the car he was driving skidded off the m Ms ti n st is s Tot MODERN FUEL Oil. dellTry. Phone 333, Relnklng Trucking Co. BRIGHTEN Your Home with NEW BEAUTY n J BETTER LIGHT THE soft dear-shining light d the New Coleman Lamp is just the light you need in your home. You can relax in your tavorite chair and read or sew without eyestrain by its up to 300 candlepower of eye-saving brilliance. Easy to keep going. AMth. prall beprood to on.,, wiili fcs decorated pa rch ment tweknd col orful glazed pottery beam. It will brlns; bright cheerful beauty to yoa Visit out son to see THE NEW LAMPORT'S Hardware and Sporting- Goods I2 B. Main Phont 1J0-R Edward N.Bywater M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon Cataract and Sinai Grants Pass Oregon Surgery a Specialty WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at HOLLO WAY'S RELIABLE GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner. Phone 20 You Will Always Find Hot Values in Cold Weather at the RELIABLE Phone 20 or Free Delivery WAX PAPER, 40 ft. rolls CORNED BEEP, Libbyg 5 tnr OQ .....can 17c B GREEN LIMA BEANS, Meco, No. 2 can .'....2 for 25c CORN, Tender Sweet, No. 300 can 10d 3 cans 29d POST T0ASTIES. AMERICAN CLUB COFFEE GINGER ALE, Clicquot Club.. 2 packages 15d 1 lb. package 19d 2 bottles 2oC Decorated Tomato Julf Glonoil . . 1.10 VAIUII Yowi Anhiut, Utt Kk inf awnbinatton of t battle up from C-H-B Brand Pitfctel, Chili SiiKe, Csuup, Spuiolj Sues, Mwmd. Vi(K- Jntfe of worcelicf. hire Mart wrapper). C. H. B. CATSUP, 14 ounce bottle -19d TOILET PAPER, Red Feather 6 for 25d TOMATO JUICE, Campbell's 4 earn 23 BEETS, local, sliced, No. 2 can 10tf Ulll MORNING BRAND ill I L It Case 2.70 4 cans 23C Fruits & Vegetables ORANGES OQc Juicy Navels. 150 size. Dozen mB Jr ALL BUNCH VEGETABLES 3 for 10d GRAPEFRUIT, Sunkist, Arizona, 80 sire 4 for 19 CELERY HEARTS, Rose City- bunch 10 SOUTH SEAS HONOLULU SUVA AUCKLAND SYDNEY Itehway xA ran Into & ditch And ciioe, in minor Accident At 11:30 p. xn. Wednesday, on milt south of TiJent. Sitter VWt Hugh Hitter, Kret servic rangr In the Uif o' tn woods district, now headquartered at Klunath Falls, li In Medford spend ing a lew day on business at the llngu River national forest office. Gets ypw Car Harry Mlnto. state polios officer, returned. Thursday night from Salem with a new state police patrol oar for um In this dis trict, having driven north In an old pAtrol car earlier In the week. Report to Folic Glenn Loran Stewart, 17, of Griffin creek and El mer Wctherlll, who was driving a car with an Oregon license, reported to city police that their cars collided st 5:45 p. m., November 37, on the uppe Orlffln creek road, south of Medford. The accident occurred, on a narrow flection when the cars attempted to pae. Rialto Showing Football Photos Of especial Interest to followers of the football fortunes of the Medford high school team la the announce ment today by the Rtalto theater of photographs taken at the Multnomah chic atadlum In Portland of yester day's state championship game which ended In a 6-to-8 tie. J. Verne Shangle snapped approxi mately twenty "shots' of the more exciting moments In yesterday's foot ball battle, and rushed back to Med ford In time to display them In the Rtalto showcase tonight, where they will remain on view for the next week. One Fatality SALEM, Nov. 30. (At' The state Industrial accident commission In Its report today listed one death among Oregon Industrial workers during the past week, that of Edward Keen, John Day laborer. Accidents during the week numbered 433. TAKEN UP Two horses, one grey mare, one black hora at Home Crest Orchards, H mile south of Voorhles Ctoasing. Owner may have earns by paying for keep and advertising. RAY FARNSWORTH. TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY 3!44'4 OR.KmXX: M500 cmh. b. a. Llnlngton, Box 361, Trlbun.. LOST Larga bl.clt ahephf rd dog. Rrcl. J. J. Sltzr, mil oir.n Eal Point on Crawr Lk Hvj. FOR RENT Small place wtxt of How. rrt achool. Inquire w. r. Garrison, 838 w. 2nd St. FOUND On Kant Main, black fur acarf. Owner may have aam by calling at Tribune and paying for ad. FOR SALE Dry wood. Prlcea right. Phone 71 or S18 Pennsylvania. USED CAR TRADES lls Del.uxe Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan. 1934 Ryr. Plymouth 2-dr. Sedan; run lees than 6000 miles. 1033 Chevrolet Coach; less than 30.000 miles. Just like new. 1033 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coupe. 1930 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan; leather upholstery; new paint; 80 rubber. 1039 Studebaker light eli; t side mounts and trunk; fine con anion. 1039 Ford Roadster: new paint; 80 rubber. Also some cars In good runutng order, from t300 to 150.00. MEAD MOTOR CO. 16 So. Fir. Easy Terms on All Car. DeSoto. Plymouth. FOR RFNT fl-room house. 009 stee ens St.. 20 month. Arthur E. Lalns. 19 N. Barllett. SPECIAL Garden tractor, full set attachments, at Auction Pavilion, Saturday, Dec. 1st. Also fine milk cows, work horses and farm ma chinery. So. Ore. Auction Co. FOR RENT Room, privet entrance, board at 1M No. Oakdale. FOR RENT House at 827 Maple St.. with stoves, electrlo refrigerator and piano; I bedroom. Adults. Inquire 134 So. Grap. FOR RENT Small furnished houe, 415 Woodstock: 4 rooms, bath and creen porch, garag. 0. A. DeVoe, 823-J-3. SALE OR TRADE 40 to 130 acres wocd snd timber, also stumpsge. Kxs cord. Lett fork Orlttln creek, Davis ranch. FOR RENT fl-room modern house, furnished; flreplsce and piano. In quire 839 W. th St. W. H. Ever-hard. TOR SALE At Pavilion. Deo. 1st, one garden standard tractor, plow, cul tivating tools, ditcher, seeder, A 350 outfit. H. L. Connerley. LOST Jerry, black and white fof terrier, male. Call 114. FOR SALE Baled alfalf hay. BtV wsrd O. Miller, 1 mil north 1 Medford on old Padflo atghway. - REWARD of 3 for Information leacW lug to arrest of two boy, age about 10 and 13, smaller boy wearing brown canvas cost. Stol one pal, Buff Cochin bantams and 1 Rhode. Islsnd Red hen. Mrs. Boyd, 533 No. Grape. STRAYED Last Friday, 1 red sow ;M from 511 Bessie St. PICKED UP Boston bull, m;e, me dlum aire, brlndle, no oollar. Hi, man society. FOUND Small purse. Inquire Stat route, box 54, Jacksonville Hwy. FOR RENT 031 Queen Ann Ave, 4-room unfurnlsned home: electrlo range, hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace. Charles R. Rev, Realtor, Med lord Bldg. Phone 303. WANTED Heavy springers or frea& cows. Address Oaklelgh Ranoh o Phone 187, Central Point. f-Li- "ill witk (tarnation Wheat A marvelous ocean royafte to the roman tie South Sea lalaoda, via Honolulu, to Australia sad New Zealand. Canadian 'Australasian Lint ships are especially built for this ervlce...larfe, fast llnera, the Aorsnftl and Niagara, equipped with , balMourre ventilation to Insure comfort In tropical waters. First, Cabin and Third Class accommodations. Regular sailings from Vancouver and Victoria, B. C. Ask about Inclusive South Sea f Island Tours All details and literature at our offlcea. W. H, Deacon, General .Agent Pass'r Dept., 626 S. W. Broadway, American Bank Bldg., BR. 0637, Portland 3 n DANCE Where the rT, ,,m Crowds Go SAT. 7 I la. 1 Nite At Jacksonville DAN0INO 9 TILL A. M. HOT MUSIC! DRESSES SUITS COATS Regrouped and Priced! EVERY GARMENT MUST GO! DRESSES- Now priced $2.88 $3.88 $4.88 COATS Now priced $8.88 $11.88 $17.88 SWAGGER SUITS Mow All One Price $8.88 - . NO REFUNDS! NO APPROVALS! NO EXCHANGES! ALL SALES FINAL PLEASE! Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! J. C. PENNEY CO. MARSH'S GROCERY 130 EAST MAIN PHONE 252 Free Delivery PERSONAL ATTENTION PROMPT SERVICE 8 A. M. 10 A. M. 1 P. M. 3 P. M. 1 P. M. START CHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS Get the Best Here Royal Gelatine Dessert ail flavors 3 for 17c NEW DATES in'buik 2 lbs. 25c Cof fee S. & W. Mellow'd. Sauerkraut Shrnldril. No. 2i tins. 29c 12c Ground Chocolate 9 fir ttm W W 75c Winesap Apples Cookers. FRUITS and VEGETABLES 5c 10c Green Beans 1 fJc. Kentucky Wonder...... I WW Apples Afk Extra Fancy Splti, W N'cwtown. . round Grape Fruit PRo Florida, Wi. 1 for ".WW Lettuce Solid 'llMHlJ.. Celery Malic or Hearts. DRIED FRUITS Extra Quality Prunes PRf ,.20c Peaches .Extra Fey. grade. Apricots, lb. PQc Finest quality. aWWW Figs 2 lbs. OQc White or Black. .. saaiW V PUDDINGS and FRUIT CAKE MATERIALS Currants 1 5C Raisins, pk. 1 Qc Seeded Muscatels, I WW CANDIED FRUITS The Best Quality x riTRoy, OOANnH PRM I.F.MON Pr.r.h, f'HKRRIM, PINEAPPI.B OTP'S MAHIKET Plenty of Parking Space - Free Delivery on Orders of $1 or Over Open Sundays till 11:30 A. M. 108 No. Ivy. Phone 1054-J Specials for Saturday and Monday, Dec. 1 and 3 Pure Dane S-lb. bag- 43c SUGAR FLOUR Klamath Bouquet, 40 lb. bag $1.69 , Kitchen Queen, 49 lb. bag $1.89 Fisher's Blond, 49 lb, bag... $2.05 OLEOMARGARINE, Oem-Nut, fresh 2 lbi. 27tf SHORTENING, Orescent 4 lbs. 49 SOUPS, Campbells, all kinds 3 for 25 JELL0, All Flavors 4 pkgs. 21tf KAR0 SYRUP, Crystal White 3 lb. tins 21 6 LOG CABIN SYRUP, medium size (1 pint, 10 ot.) 37 SARDINES, large oval tins, FF0 Brand and tomato sauce . 3 for 23d MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, VA lb. bags 19 SALAD OIL, double refined, 24 os. bottles .....26 TOILET PAPER, Red Feather, 3 for - 10 TOMATO SAUCE, S. & W., 3 for 13d PEAS, Ridge Farm Brand, No. 2 size 3 for 23d PORK and Beans, Van Camp's, 1 lb., 11 oj. tins 3 for 27d SOAPS WHITE KING Toilet Soap....3 for 13d SUPER SUDS 4 pkgs. (1 Free) 25d CLEAN QUICK SOAP CHIPS, 8 lb. pkg. 29d WHITE KING Gran. Soap, lg. pk. 28d POTATOES Klamath Gems 0. 8. No. 2. 60 lb. bag 49 a. S. No. 1, 60 lb. bag 65d U. S. No. 1, 25 lb. bag 35d mf f xr Teacup, 3 cans 1"ff Case $2.71 I CORN, Mwo Brd, No. 2 tins, 3 for 29d HOMINY, Van Camp's, No. VA size 3 for 23d 8ALM0N, Palace Brand, Alaska Pink, No. 1 tall cans lid BAKING POWDER, Clabber Girl 2 lb. tins 19d CL0R0X, 1 qt. bottles.. 13d WAX PAPER, 126 ft, rolls cutter in Box Sanipure, roll 15d OATS, Sperry's Quick or Regular, No. 10 bags 41d PANCAKE FLOUR, Fisher's, No. 10 bags 46d FARINA, Fisher's, No. 10 bags 53d PRUNES, locals 4 lb. 19d MATCHES, Ohio Red Labels, Cartons of (J boxes 25d SHAKER SALT, Arden'i Iodized or plain 2 Pkgs. 13d COFFEE OALLO R0J0 (fresh rstd.) lb. bag 19 ROYAL BLEND, 2 lb. pkg 59d (Tup and Usurer Fre Kith each pkf.) HILL'S RED, lb. can 5 Id 2 lb. can (jOd M.J.B., lb. can....31d 3 lb. can. S8d GOLDEN WEST, lb. jar 30d 3 lb. jar S6d 3 lb. can 80d