Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 02, 1935, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORP MAIL TttlBl'XE. MKDFOI.'D. ORI'OOX. TIITUSDAV. MAY 2. 19S5. PAGE FIVE BERGDOLL'S WIFE CLEMENCY PLEA (Continued from Page One) United Staies. The New York today. vessel reaches Orover Cleveland Bergdolt, member of a Philadelphia, brewing family, did not report when his draft num ' ber was called In August, 1917. For more than two years he dodged ar rest, but was captured by federal authorities January 7. 1920. On March 17 of that year he was sentenced to five years' Imprisonment in Castle William, Governor's Island, He received permission to visit his mother In Philadelphia and. while being taken there on May 21. escaped and fled to Germany, where he has lived since, a man without a country. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. May 8. (API CATTLE 160, calves 75: cows 13c higher; cows, good and choice, $6.50 7.25; others unchanged. HOOS 300: steady, unchanged. SHEEP 700; active, unchanged. PROVIDE AID FAMILYQFBANKS (Continued irom Page One) cording to the district attorney's of fice. Is mandatory. The attention to the law was called to local authorities by Marlon county officials. The county court deferred final ac tion until it could make a further Investigation of assets ofBanks. It ' la claimed that his personal assets were expended for expenses of his trial, or Involved In claim. A simi lar application was filed about a year ago, the ruthoritlea say, with no ac tion. It was also represented that the meager Income of the applicant she has had since the Incarceration of Banka was recently withdrawn, LARGEREGGSUP CENT IN PORTLAND PORTLAND, Ore., May 2. (AP) Advance of 1 cent a dozen In the price of large or small special eggs on the produce exchange during the late session placed the market here on a slightly better basis but values were stn below other leading cities. There continued a good demand to mcve Into coolers and this is taking cam of current arrivals of quality. Storage rejects were selling up to full prices for best available but others were being shaded slightly. Trading in the butter market con tinued steady with prices unchanged on the exchange for the late session. Portland continued by far the lowest market along the coast. Demands for live chickens waa hold ing up well and generally around the recent high mark. ' All sorts of chick ens were In liberal call with supplies abort, -4 Hop Code Drawn As Growers Wish SALEM, May 3. (AP) Fixing of minimum prices and allocation of aaleable tonnage would be left en tirely in the hands of the grower members of the hop Industry, under the provisions of the marketing agreement tentatively approved by the secretary of agriculture at Wash ington, a copy o which was received bere today. The approval of the hop code by the national department of agricul- ture was looked upon as a complete tTlumph for the growers. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. May 3. '1 (U. S. Dept. Arr.) Cattle: 225; active, generally steady: pack acre deairable 1099 lb. grass steers 8 75; medium 893-1030 lb. grasaert 8.00-50: choice lightweight realers around 19.50. SHEEP; 675: no early bids or sales; salable supply de-k and half spring lambs held higher 17.25-50. CHICAGO. May 2Jffi(V. 6. Dept. Agr.) Hogs; 11.000: active. 8 10 higher; better grades 300-250 lb. 9.10-20. strictly choice 252 lbs., top. ' 360-300 lbs. 9 00-15; 310-360 lbs. 8.85-9.00; 180-200 lbs. (6 90-9.15: 140-180 lbs. 8.35-9.00; good packing i sow mostly 8.16-25. i CATTLE: 4.000: general market about like Wednesday's close: ship- ; per demand narrow, few loads 13.50 14.50, best 815.00; most steers $9.50 13.00; best yearlings 813.75: stockers j and feeders steady, mostly 19.00 down i to 87.00; with meaty heavy feeders up to 110.25: better grade butchers and yearling heifers firm; others and cows mostly slow, steady; bulls steady and I realers steady to weak; outside on : weighty sausage bulls 6.40; light verniers 86.50-7.50; strictly good and choice 8.00-50. SHEEP: 16.000; fat lambs slow. bids and aales weak to 15 and more lower, sheep about steady; spring t lambs scarce, most bids and j few sales 88.00 downward on good to j choice wooled lambs, best held around 86.35; nothing done on shorn offer- 1 1 lngs; best held above 7.25; shorn na- i tive ewes $3.00-4.35; few wooled 84 00-5.00. 3 points were numerous In rails, utilities and industrials specialties at the finish, and much of the fore noon loss had been recovered, even In the non-ferrous metal issues which were depressed by the action of sil ver. The market closed with a firm undertone. Sales approximated 930, 000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 141 Am. Csn 11 Anaconda .i 137, Atch. T. fc S. P - 40, Bendix Avia 14li Beth. Steel 25', California Pack g 3ft1-. Caterpillar Tract. . 43-B Chrysler 39a I Coml. So'.v 19 j Curusfc-Wrtght . 2', I DuPont " 96 I Cen. Pocds , 3:i Oen. Mot 29 , Int. Harvest. .. 39V I. T. & T 7l. Johns-Man .. 47 Monty Ward 36 North Amer .. 134 renney iJ. C.) 64l Phillips Pet 19 - Radio 4 Sou. Pac 15', Std. Brands 13i St. OH Cal 34 St. Oil N. J 43 Trans. Amer. 6' Union Carta 5'2, Unit. Aircraft 137j U. S. Steel l's Silver NEW YORK. May 3. f AP) Bar Fllver weak. 3a4 lower at 714. an Frnnrlt.ro Itutterfat SAN FRANCISCO. May 3. (API First grade butterfat 29 l3c fob. San Francisco. 4 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. May 2. (AP) ; BUTTER Prints. A grade, 29c lb. In parchment wrappers, 30c In cartons; B grade, parchment wrappers 28c. lb., cartons 39c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade, deliveries at least twice weekly, 28c lb.; country routes, 26 -28c lb.; grade, deliveries less than twice weekly, 37 clb.; C grade at market. EGGS Sales to reallers: Specials, 36c; extras, 35c; fresh extras, brown. 34c; standards. 31c; fresh mediums, 33c: medium firsts, 20c dozen. EGGS Buying prices of wholesal ers: Fresh specials, 22c; extras, 33c; standard, 20c; extra mediums, 19c; medium firsts, 18c; under-grade, 18c ' dozen. Cheese, milk, county meats, live poultry, onions, new onions, potatoes. new potatoes cantaloupes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. May 2. (AP) Grain: Wheat: - Open High Low Close May 82 k .82 'A 8214 .8214 July 83 ',4 .83 Vi .82'4 "2 "4 Sept 83 i .83 Vj .82'; .82 '4 Cash: Big Bend bluestem. 95c; dark hard winter, 12 per cent. 99c. do, II per cent, 87'c; aoft white, western white, hard winter, 8214 c: northern spring, 84c; western red, 82c. Cats: No. 2 white. (28. Corn: No. 2 eastern yellow. S42.50: mill-run standard, 826. Today's car receipts: wheat, 9; flour, 9; oats, 1. Chicago Wheat Spun .Jin HAI.-Wll Wm,WVl'HWWIIIIJ'sjiuW'.l...W.llW'M. WM'y-'l'SWIUyW 111 WTF3 HARRY I NNX Vs X ,v- . V .tMtmt .q1 v,.AJ....rv.w.J l . -- ,, ... ... i.,.. -. t..": . Omfl !$2s&tW I Floating Head BIUOaYJ Z&K - ' - X SWvN Spins on Water! . T" ,. I l-AVr -Wyni No Friction! Full-Length Drama V-iv ' ' 1 1 iiijr t it. new i No metal to- 'HIGHWAY PATROL' f stt&A lWJ ZZZttsz : V. . . .1 K WMk -V?T"f. t. 1 tAVi5 te. .moothl, on w HARRY IANGD0N I vXSw'WK V A VXl Big Prize Contest : KBhUi J l 1 I - . Ill X WSWa... -W i r. Kjr ropicAL news KttL tfgk ' k2 WTT 1 At fTffiN SSKa-nHV '$Nfifite Garden Lewis Super Service : ; JK m-- fl Station 94 JSAKiMUs CMm" leti If "! 8th and Front Slr-ots i fjn!rV! 'i4f . f ' d SPECIAL NOTICE i mtMS. J0 fef9ff!TO toglJtemlSLrlri ited Chtldien's Mailnpc 4:25 P.M. Tups- I 1 Si ixJ5&Z vSSwl'jrtf m mSMPf prongs 8-ineh spread! JaVJl' MrPJ gfiae foot hardwood llm E Your Needs at Wards! '' ,'-'' ' I fUJAMOr I coi, rrnt-Like Lawn lTOvL 'k'-j(P I linHlilir r"B ibbvw" " -ZJ VI IOI iLla Five keen, self-sharpening blades! Ball bearing con- Vm Q J- V V ' TtIL---'v ' struefdon for smooth, easy operation! Heavy cai" ff J 3 -5 ' , ""sVi ! 0 frame rigidly braced to prevent twisting and strain ft u.nch f' XAjg " 1 ' ll-Hl ' Big, 10-inch closed type wheels! Savel n,art ) 00vfTj '' Beginning Tonight New Rubber-TJred Ban nQr lw-Prlced Bn Bearing I. V ffM Bearing Mower. Five 15- lVa!) W'Jlx 5 5,5 jf6 1 in. blades. Ball bearing ' sell-sharpening blades i J j FRED WARING woodrolier 8-Inch, open type wheel. ' AND HIS PENNSYLVANIANS If will come If CHICAGO. May 2. ( AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May 9714 .97 .98 H .97!', July .97 .97 .98 .97' Sept. J8V4 .98 H -97 .97 Astoria Offers Oregon a Berth SALEM, May 2 (AP) Astoria to day put In bid for the location of the battleship Oregon, following reports of difficulty In securing a suitable spot for the historic war ship at Portland. Governor Martin received a letter from Dr. L. W. Hyde of Astoria who stated he was In "a position to give assurance the city of Astoria would harbor and care for the battleship Oregon." He added the city and port would provide a suitable place for the ship. $25 Reward 2S Cash will be paid by Al ton Wolker.. Medtord Hotel, or any Information leadlnc to the recovery of a box of airplane engine tools and re placement parts, which dis appeared from the Medford Municipal Airport hangar this Thursday morning No questions will be asked anil no prosecution will be made. Call Alton Walker at hotel, or slrport or get In touch a-ltn Tommy Culberuon. slrport mansger. Phone 8P3 Leive tools or Information at anv location and they III be nicked up snd re- Wall St. Report NEW YORK, May 9 (AP) The stock market pulled Itself together snd scored Irregular recovery In the late trading today, after receiving a Jolt from the crack In silver prices n the morning. Gains of fractions to more than to you one hour earlier, 5:30 to 6:30 P.M. Pacific Time Sent by THE FORD DEALERS OF AMERICA Single Braided Black Hose M Swmhi - TZcvujcUn Raund'Thifi Taw Sad DAILY MAY 1I-OCTOIER IS From Portland PREMIER tttkdavd TouriK Coach Chlcaie....! U.M UM $ S7.JS New York.... U4.M 107.20 9S.7S' Atlanta 107.00 W.M 77. Boston 131.U 114.M 102.S3 Detroit M.10 O.10 (S.U Kansas City.. 72.00 57.(0 41.00 Now Orleans. 101.40 S1.1S 67.60 miladtlphla.l22.M1 10S.&S M.20 St. Louis.... Sl.M 05.20 54.J5 St. Paul 72.00 57.60 41.00 Toronto 10J.1S' M.1I 7.70 Washington.. 120.75 101.55 5240 Other Saltern IMS In aroeierrleil. TRAINS Completely AIR-CONDITIONED Clean Cool - Quiet Ntw St lux, Coarh... I.t. tat Tourlat and Standard Blcfplns Car, flnrat Din Ins Cara, with etonomr mcali. Obaervation-Club-Lounre Cara. Graofsr comfort, plaaiurs, conoinv In tram froval. Slipping far Hji(p j Return limit tVtobw Jl. Frturn limit 4Sdytwith armtt limit it ilithtly hifhtr ftrtt; nont berond October 3U 9tndtl ticket! honored in all rUam of rquiptnent, teuritt tirkeis in n'w tyjm rmmit ilevpinf rr and oofh. rwh ticket in fnch only . eat of Chirao, St. Louit. etc., in alt equi penen. Slemnf ear charM are additional. All liekett foocl en thtae fameui tralm btwfi Portland, Srikane, Chlcifo. NORTH i OAST LIMITED EMPIRE BI'ILOER sf Fitch's Shampoo fUmova dandruff lnatrtly. Try n U-mtrhL 734 bo tl Special 59 D Via Menhera Paeiftc RiIIwit Via Ore at Northern Rallwar Mafif (area ihown above are the aame. or alffhtly higher from ymr hn-n tatlon. For detail, eonavlt Aoothcrn Patific Arnt. or write R H. Crorler, Oeneral Paaernftr Agent. 9. P A t. Kallwar, Portland, Orrfon. Spokane. Portland A Seattle UflJIwav nihber cuilt in layers iiKe a iinc mc, " plus an extra ply of tough cotton cords vulcanized for extra years of trouble-free service I Tested to withstand strong water pressures! 2?8 Wards Lakeside Quality Single Braided Red Hose, sg-in. Dlam. 50 Ft 3 98 Ward's l.nkMlrie Quality rtotihlr Brdrlrd Del llnsp. lt- In.. r,n Ft. p n W 1 V ; " TESTED QUALITY g LASTS tONGER -COSTS LESS! ; ",f v 1 s'f; Coverall House Paint! Low Priced! Save! Thousands have proved this good dependable boose paint More linseed oil, finer ground pigments at Wards low price I , 3199 I Gal. Zinclte House Paint Flrae qtiallt.v at d O (JA a nrw low prltr! sPaW.UV (al. Floor Varnish l-hnnr! TouKh rA flnl-h: qt. JiJ. 63c Certified Color Varnish Tonfh Bakflltf rn tnrnl.h .lain! rt. OfciO Semi Gloss Enamel But! For kltrhsn or bathroom! Ql. Raw Linseed Oil IVst! BrtnK otir(t 4 4 r rontalnfr. Gal, P 1 1 U Pure Gum Turpentine IVat! Brine rour A 4 ff lontalnrr. 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