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XL PAfiE TFN MEDFORD MATT. TRIBUNE. MEDFORL). OREGON. TUESDAY. MARCH 26. 1935. F. R. SPEEDS SOUTH 10 TRY PISH OFF F (Coutinut3 i rum pane one) throuch roncrrw. tliomrh many a battle appear in the olfliiK- BpeaKer Hyrncs prpdi'-ied that "tli house will t?o along as It Has tn carry ing out that legislative program." It wae drawn up tn a conferenct between the president and Senator Robinson. Demornrllc lender. ThoiiRh tt was emphasized that the calendar was not a "hard and fast" one and whs to be flexible enouph to permit the poaMble Inclusion of other bill, these manures wera listed an among thoe which will be cnsidered with a view to linal action: NRA extension, nodal security (bot). old aire pcnalona and unemployment Insurance), regulation of utility hold ing companies. Increased capitaliza tion for the home owners' loan cor poration, consolidated transportation regulation, a banking act tncreaslng powers of the federal reserve board over credit and currency and ttKhten Ing of food and drnc laws. Nun Id I'lMpiine litmus The capital noted with Interest th..t several controversial measures were not listed. Through Senator Robinson, the president left word In Washington that he would like the $2,000,000,000 bonus question to be postponed until he returns from his vacation. The legislative program which Mr. Roosevelt worked out with Senator Robinson was described as a list which would satisfy the administra tion If congress adjourned without acting upon anything else. The Wagner labor disputes bill to outlaw company-dominated unions was not mentioned by Robinson, but a prediction cam from leaders of the American Federation of Labor that the administration will support thst measure. Ahead of the vacationer lay a week, perhaps two. of deep sea fish ing on the yacht Nourmahal of Vin cent Astor, a-dlstAnt relative, who la publisher of the magazine "Today." 4 AS LEGISLATOR WILL BE SALEM. Ore.. March 26 (API The Lane county court will be celled Into aenslon next Saturday by Secretary of State Ear! Snell to appoint a auc censor to Howard Merrtam, represen tiitlve in the state legislature from Lane covinty who was recalled laat wnpk. Two statutes, one on the books for some, time ana tne second lust pasaed by the 103B legislature, provide for immediate filling of any office va cated by recall. The vote on Merrlam'a recall was canvassed today by the secretary of atate. In the presence of the governor. The official vote was 7384 for the re call and 44(14 against. The recall movement was atken by Townaond olubs on the grounds that Mcrrlam did not vote "wholeheartedly" for the Townsend old age pension plan. Colleagues of Merrlam In the leg islature considered the Lane county man one of the beat membera of the house, and ao expressed themselves during tlbe session. MnmlKiin In Fucene representa tive Moore Hamilton, editor of the Medford News, who has oeen In En gene alnre Sunday, attending a meet ing of the Interim committee1 recently appointed bv Clovcrnor Mirtln. la ex pected to return to this ct't either tomorrow or Thursday. suud Coinmiii.iotion nf Ms nmea diopter. O F. 8.. Ved nesd s y evenlnjr at 6 . o'clork. Official visit of Mrs. Inee CIlBiAyer, Associate Orsnd Matron or Orenon. Visiting mrmbers invito. MA'rriE m. a;.ukn, secy. Oso Mall Tribune want ads. ' A. Z. M.i Baet, h. -..vyweight chjm oion and playboy, and Mary Kirk Brovvn, Atlanta aocialite, took time aut on the Sacramento, Calif., golf :ouise ti say that they were great Inends Maxie added he had nr matrimonial plana at oresent ir Una picture the chnr-'-i p- 4nd Mus Brown are making a 0lnt drive. lAaaociated Prest Photal Ik U r.. ! ... . DUST CLOUDS i L0R1DA ' ' ;d 'i-'S'-lSS -? A-?k - . ',') ' n r-Vi m'X '-M h wwr-r Mr i With the camera pointed .ver the rooftopi of New York a dim outline of the Empire State building can be eeen through the duet which blanketed the city. The duet wae carried from the middleweet where several etatee had been blanketed. (Associated Preee Photni Livestock. PORTLAND. March 26 (AP) Cat tle 60; steady, unchanged. HOGS 100; steady, drive-Ins, 25c lower; lightweight, good and choice, $7.7ffi 0.35; others unchanged. SHEEP 125; steady, unchanged. CHICAGO, March 2e. (AP) lUSDA) Hogs 1200; active, steady to ftc lower; better grade. 200-260 lbs., a 95t 9 rwv inn, ao OS: heavier weights, 8.00-l)'5; 160-200 lbs., $8.50 m 0.00; sows. 8. 15-25. CATTLE 6000; few londa good and choice grade shipping steers and long yearlings stendy to eastern shippers and order buyers, very little done on In-between and lower grades, most bids weak to lower; prnspects very little beef In run: top. 13.40 on me dium weight steert; few load. 1 2.00 n 13.25: bulk unsold: steady market on better grade heifer yearlings, also comparable butcher heifers; vealers 25-110 nff nt afl OO down. SHEEP 14,000; fat lambs opening fairly active, early sales about steady; sheep and feeding lambs little changed: sslea good to choice fed lambe downward from $8 00; few 7.50 and below; bulk still unsold with best bids by city butchers up ward to 8.25; asking more; clipped lambs unsold; native ewes. 4.00 1 5.00; medium 50-lb. feeding lambs. 5.50. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, March 26 fAP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.l CATTLE: 100; steers nominally steady; good long feds quoted toward 9.50; good to cbotoe light weight vealera nominally quoted 8 00 to possibly 10 00. BHTCEP: None: good to choice spring lambs quoted 8 25-50.: possibly 8.75: comparable quality under 00 lb. fed wooled quoted toward 7.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., March 38. (AP) BUTTER prints, A grade 2t)V4c lb. In parchment wrappers, 30 lb. In cartons; B grade parchment wrappers 38 ',0 lb., cartons 20 c lb. BUTTEnPAT Portland delivery: A grsde, deliveries lit least twice weekly, 28-20C lb.; country routes. 26-20c lb.; B grade, deliveries less than twice weekly. 2B-27c lb.; C grade at market. B. ORADE CHEAM Buying prices butterfat basis, 55c lb. EClOS Sales to retailers: specials. 22c; extras, 21c; fresh extras, browns. 21o; standards, 20c; fresh mediums. 20c; medium firsts, 18c down. EOGc Buying prices of wholesal ers: Fresh specials. 21c; extras. 20c; firsts, 18c: extra mediums, 17c; dlum firsts, 16c; under grades, doEen. Cheese, milk, country meats, poult ry, onions, potatoes, wool hay steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Mar. 3(t (API Oraln: Wheat. Open High I.ow Close May 7014 7'i 7914 July 75 7.11, 7.1 .Sept 75 751, n Caeh: nig Bend bluesiem. tlark hard winter, 13 per cent, do. 11 per cent. 8.2; soft white, 71) 'j 7.V;, 7V. BMj; l'4'j; 78'j western white, hard winter, 77'?: nor thern spring. 80; western red, 77'i . You'll meet a million vicious germs today In wiNTrR, honlos of perms abound ; in crowded places. If your rrsia tancr is low, you itcconir an easy prry. To protect yourself against daiiKcrotis winter ailim'tiln. your body roiiuircs phnty of vitamin A. Science nays iliat thi? vitamin is the jn-(Htr!t enemy of "colds" And othT respiratory iIIihm's. Today, you have a delicious, cer tain mrnns of fortifying tour sys tem with vitamin A in MrKt-ssos'ii Vitamin i 'onckn nt atk Taiu kts 0K t'nii I.IVKR On.. Those vhocoh.te roatcd taltli'ts also hrinjr you vita min 1 which supplements winter sunshine and the Kdy-hinldinjr minerals, calcium and phosphorus. l-.'ach tablet brings you all t lie vita min in one tea spoonful nf U,S I'.X, (revised I'.nu t od l iver Oil. Sti small la !'! daily will help pro tect yoti apaint rnld?, and increase your streiiKih and vitality. You'll find them at your druptrist's. A $1 bottle brings you 100 tablets. Hf'trm your campaign airainst colds tnday with McKesson 'a Vitamin ( i .Vi'KV TK AT K TaIHTTM. BLUR HORIZON OF Outs, No. 2 white, 20.00; corn. No. 2 E. yellow, 39 00; mlllrun standard, 24. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. March 26. Wheat: Open High May .94 .04 'j July .01 ; .92V, Sept. .91 "4 .01 "J (AP) Low Close .93 i 01 i 91 Vi ,93?i .91', .01'; Wall St. Report NFW YORK, March 26. ( AP) The stock msrket made a timid effort to get It bearings today but found cross currents too strong and sank back In a narrowly decllniiiK nit where It finished minor fractions to around a point lower In nil sections except non-ferrous metsls and sugars. The transfer acgregated 430.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 se Ipcted stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 128 American Can 11414 American to Foreign Power 2 A- T- T loni Anaconda Atch. T. A S. F Bndlx Aviation , Bethlehem Steel California Pacing .., Caterpillar Tractor . Chrysler Commercial Solvent 86 X 12'; 24 37 32 II Curtlss-Wrlght 2 unroni uieuerai rootis 33 yrrrrr7yf,:"j Majl Oiders Filled yC; ' brealh-laliing variety of ihr most adorable jtft, v2Ti s- rf) little all-aronnrf frork rver designrd! Just Por- tins JpT -Tiv$S 971 i AN rfl "' '"""J' daytinir hour. ..any daytime arlivily. V NVlPY E 'ff The ar "MINNIE MAE" FROCKS and they Aljjllg I HH-K5$gj&j eome in all the pay colors of an Old-fashioned )SiJJj Jj&flWv I jllvGS' Garden in Dots' SlriM.s Plaid, and Floral Wft jwWm 1 m'" InTtJKaSS Kneels. Some are frilly, some tailored... Shirt- "S!- rj' I M wT maker styles and Boleros ... All the latest iS 'r 111 1' 1W' If fy AX skirt treatments ineliiding"Marimba"flarrsand ( '- "Tfc1 I XSTVjT ''"l flounces. vf B 1 ON SALE C-i 1 Q yM I Wa wednesday I lSwfl K Ms! W,tr PXOVD lo offer ihr- eiquitit, "UISNIE llV'5p&wJ I IxV VV MAFS" al thit amazingly low pricr and uhrn von l?&"'fl?$ffii5t' 'S wvfrTK U"m y"'" "n'lrr"'""t "hy! jy1 111 vjjL TH,T to'" IM co,"l", mo' " S!v .. 1. H MANHATTAN Oenral Motors 37i3 International Harvester 36j I. T. St T n'2 Johns-Manvtlle 40 Montgomery Ward 23 ij, North American 11 Penney (J. C.) 64'i Phillips Petroleum a 5 Radio 4 Southern Pacific 13' Std. Brands 144 Std. Oil Cal. 29 Std. Oil N. J Trens. America, Union Carbide United Aircraft ' U. S. Steel 37'i 5 457, 11 28Ji JSnn I'raiicUro Riilterfiit. SAN FRANCISCO, March 26. (API t Flmt grade butterfat, 30c f. o. b.. San Francisco. MUrr.. NEW YORK. March 26 (API Bar sliver firm, l'i cents higher at 61 Exhanpe Old Gold for trade at Brophy's, Jeweleri. Attonlloitl rreshvterlaii fVHicrfcntluji. Additional tickets for our Birthday dinner, March 29th. at 6:30 p. m.. have been placed in the hjnds of Mrs. Edith Garrett t the Karme. Korn Shop. 115 Eist Main St.. ana Mrs. s. A. Kroschel. 522 W. 4th. Thee tlcketa are free to all memoers of the Presbyterian Congregation. Our only purpose in asking you to secure tickets early is that we mrv properly prepare for you. Mrs. deo. West. general chairman of the ninner. as's everyone 'brlnxtng food 1 1 hive the church Friday hy 5 p. m. (Adv.) ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE. THE DALLES CONCLAVE Plans were dliwussed, concerning the 8trt Christian Endeavor con ventlon to be held tt The Dalles ' April 26 to 28. at the Crater lAke Christian Endeavor union Executive ; meeting Monday eveomjt at the Pres byterian church In Phoenix. Crater Lake union won sixth place in the flag race and will march In sixth position in the parade at the convention. Plans were announced for a speaking rontent. the winner represent Crater Lake union at the state convention In the extem poraneous speaking contest. Anyone between the ages of 18 and 28 wish ing to enter the contest can secure complete details from Opsi Rush. Elsne DeVrles la arranging plans for a bible mmcry class and the winner of the Bible contest will represent Crater Lake union at the atate convention. The executive com mittee voted to give the winner of the extemporaneous speaking contest end the winner of the Bible contest three dollars. Winner In these con test at the state convention will re- celve a scholarship at the Christian Endeavor conference at Turner this summer. BOWLING The Richfield Service bowlers took two out of three games from the Copco crew In their Elks lodge bowl ing match last night. Mann's De psrtment Store and Underwood Type writer roll tonight. Richfield Ser.lre. W. Prultt 164 149 Sanderson 143 138 E. Orr 165 165 Olmscheld 141 171 K. Anderson 126 123 Handicap ill 111 Total 850 867 851 2558 ronrn. Hussone 156 159 179 143 144 171 82 149 124 163 144 134 82 I Burroughs 133 ICIerc 132 Overmyer 144 V. Strang 160 Handicap 82 Total 807 878 796 2481 Traveling Man Found Henri. i WALLA WALLA. March 26. ( AP) Richard J. Scuel, about 35. travel ing man registered from Portland, was found dead this morning In his hotel room by attendants. He had been here since Saturday, and had been 111 and under a doctor's ob servation the past two days. All makes of watches repilred expert watchmaker. Brophy's Jev e!ers. Dartmouth Queen L B Queen of the Dartmouth collegi winter carnival at Hanover, N. HH vas Miss Pauline Webster of De troit, Mich., shown here with the iflver loving cup she received upon her selection for the honor. (Asso ciated Press PhotM Special Convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 32. R A. M., Tuesday. Mnr:h 2Hth at 7:30 p. m. Wont in R. A. degree. V 1 s 1 1 u invited Light refreshment. O. O. HORNF.R. H. P. OBO. ALDEN. Secy. Fly to all Pacific Coast points Save time to Portland (W hrs.), Seattle (3 hrs.), San Krancisco (2 hrs.), Los Angeles (5,'V hrs.), and other Coast cities. Travel in 3-niilc-a-minute, twin-engined Boeings. Same fine service to Eastern cities. Tjrrfrcj;MunIcIpalAirport,TeI.241 Hotels; Travel Bureaus; Telegraph Offices UNITED AIR LINES .1-- 165 lit 111 333 ; ,f0fSSJ 75,000,000 MILES EXPERIENCE STANDARD OIL TO HOLD SALES MEET There will be a. regular sales meet- I Inj Thursday and Friday of this week of all representatives of Stand ard Oil Co. under Jurisdiction of the Medford agency office, which Includes southern Oreaon and northern Csll- 40in.TRUHU N All Silk Print "Truhu", a beautiful all silk 40-inch Print that conies in patterns suitable for Sports, Street and Evening wear. "Truhu" Silk Prints are washable. Their lovely colors will not fade. $1 36-in. Fast Color Cord-Du Laine for Summer A bl? Wednesday special. 36 lnch fast color Cord Du Lalne, s, finely woven cotton fabric In medium weight, cornea In color ful plalda and stripes In light and dark shades. Your choice Regular 29c Val. SPECIAL 19 NEW LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS For Spring Ensembles Ask the sales girl to show you these new Unen and other Sheer Handkerchiefs for Spring. Lace and applique trim with hand rolled henvs. Popular 12-Inch sl7 In white and colors. ROLLINS GOLF These are Seven-Eighths The Hosiery section announces a new shipment of Boys' genuine Rollins 7-8' length Golf Sox with lastex garter tops. These smart sox come In browns, grnys and heather mixture. Slws 7 to 10';. FAMOUS GRANDMA DEXTERS QUILT PATCHES When you buy a package of Grandma Dexter's quilt, pat-chea you get 4 patchwork eharta and enousth quilt patohea to applique any ordinary bed quilt. Grandma Dexter Patches save time and they are color fast. Wednesday Specials From the Second Floor Wool Sweater Blouses The Sweater ahop announces a new group of lovely pastel all wool Sweater Blouses In i7e 14 to 40. Ideal for all early Spring and Summer Sports and Street Wear. Your choice Wed nesday $p.5 50 NEW SILK DRESSES Manv Wmen will make a pjwi,i tnp dovn town tomorrow jut to eee th" N sr.fc Frorka az 5 oc Ti? are in lovely new prints aa well ax good looking !rtt:d hads. All ir wi'.l re frmd tn tM sroup thtrn to morrow. fornla, It was announced today. At the conclusion of the meeting, rrlday. a golf tournament will be held at Rogue Valley Rolf cour In which 20 or more will participate. In addition to representatives from this district, there will be several special representatives from San Francisco, who will also enter the tournament. The event Is to be a blind bogpy and piires wilt be offered. Brophy's. Jewelers, srwlalize 1 designing and modernizing yorr old Jewelry. Ose Mall Tribune want ds. MANNS 1 , 98 mm Do Your Nails Break Easily? Try "Nu Nail" 'Nu Nail", a scientific method for conditioning your nails. Nu Nail eliminates nail break age and brlttleneas and gives them new life, lustre and vitality. SOX FOR BOYS Length 2 Fast Color Wash Blouses In the BIoue shop on the sec ond floor you win find a irand jelectlon of new Wash Waists for Sprint and Summer. Nrr lawns and batiste In novelty check, nd smart plain shades. All sires. , $5 7CC $J bottle t-Jea. ? Co 95
