MTDFOTiP MAIL TRrBTTXE. MEDFORD. ORFOOX. FRTDAT. MAT 24. 103.1.
PAGE NETE
POLITICIANS EYE
SWING OF CAPPER
Ti
Support of Various .New
Deal Policies Arouses
Speculation in View of
Forthcoming Election
36c: medium firsts. 22c dozen.
EGGS Buying prices of whole
salers: Fresh specials. 2-lc: extras.
24c; standard, 23c; extra mediums.
22c; medium firsts, 19c; under-grade.
19c dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers: Vealers. No. 1, llgll'ic
lb.: others unchanged.
WOOL 1935 clip, nominal; Wil
lamette valley medium. 20c: coarse
and braid. 18 & 20c; eastern Oregon.
17i20c.
Cheese, milk, live poultry, onions,
new onions, potatoes, new potatoes,
cantaloupes and hay, steady and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
By IIKRRF.RT PM'MMKR
WASHINGTON. (&) An analysis
of the vote in the senate on the Nor
rts bill designed to trer.rthen th.
Tennessee Valley Authority, again
brings to the fore the liberal attitude
toward "new deal" legislation being
displayed by Capper of Kansas, a Re
publican. The slisrht. gray-haired senator
from Kansas, serving his third term,
comes up for re-election next year.
For one running on a regular Re
publican ticket In a presidential year
his support of various "new desl"
policies has aroused speculation.
Consider with whom he cast his
lot on the TV A measure: His name
Is to be found alongside such lib
erals of his party as Norris of Ne
braska, Johnson of California. Ny of
North Dakota, and the progresslv;
LeFollette of Wisconsin and the far-jner-labortte
Shipsteed of Minnesota
For a Republican from Kansas to
toe found in such a group is some
thing to write home about.
nenomlnntlon Fight Seen.
Political gossip tn Washington ha
lt that Capper's liberal tendencies
are finding a reaction among tho
members of his party In Kansas and
the middle west.
John M. Hamilton, national com
mitteeman from Kansas, a prime
mover In the midwest conference of
Republicans from 10 states, sched
uled to meet in Springfield. 111., in
June, h.is aroused the Interest of
politicians by his announced inten
tion to exclude certain Republican
from the so-called "grass roots"
Catherine.
Hamilton's move to restrict the
delegates to the Springfield meeting
to "real" Republicans who have op
posed the "new deal." is Interpreted
here by politicians as a probable ef
fort to oppose the Kansas senator's
denomination.
The man most prominently men
tioned as his opponent is Governor
Alf Landon of Kansas.
Xo "ilyhrlriV' Wanted.
Rumor has it the strategy will ne
to have Kan.w put forward Governor
Landon a Its favorite son for the
Republican presidential nomination
next yeir as a move to Increase h'.s
j)reMiftc. The Idea and hope amorg
his supporters Is that In this manner
Imdon will nttatn sufficient strength
to zive Capper a real contest for the
senate.
Thcwe who cling to this view, point
to a re.ent statement of Senator
Dickinson of Iowa in support of their
stand.
"If the Republican party," aava
dcklDaon. "Is to aggressively expose
the wenkness-of the "new deal' ana
Its shortcomings, these conferences
must be dominated by Republican
and not hybrids."
What disposition U made of the
Capper issue Is regarded as highly
significant of what may happen In
the future of G- O. P.
PORTLAND. Ore., May 24. (AP
Open High Low Close
May 80 .80 .77 .77
July .77 .77 .7514 .75 Vi
Sep 76 ',4 .76 Vi .75 .75
Cash
Big Bend bluestem
Dark hard winter (12 pet.)
Dark hard winter (11 pet.)
Soft white
Western white ..
Hard winter ...........
Norther nspring 77
Western red . .75 '4
Oats No. 2 white. 27.
Corn No. 2 eastern yellow, M0.75.
Millrun standard. $25.50.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 5;
flour, 19.
.94
.8 Hi
.76 'i
.764
.76
Gen. Mot 31 ,
Int. Harvest. - 43
I. T. & T
Johns-Man 494
Monty ward 28'.
North Amer. - 13i
Penney (J. C) . - 70
Phillips Pet - - 22 ia
Radio 5V3
Sou. Pac
Std. Brands 15
St. Oil Cal. 384
St. OH N. J 91i
Trans. Amer. 64
Union Carb 604
Unit. Aircraft 12 4
U. 8. Steel . 3
Silver.
NEW YORK. May 24. (AP- Bar
silver steady, 4 higher at 704
San Francisco Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 24. (API
First grade butterfat, 304c f. o. b.,
San Francisco.
BUTTERANDFAT
REMAIN STEADY
Chicago Wheat
LITTLE. I1DDELU
ARE FINALISTS IN
(Continued Irom Page One.)
CHICAGO, May 24 (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
.88
May .89 1 a
July 90 !4
Sep. 91 31 .894 .89i
Dec. .92', .92',, Jli, y,
.87?i
.88 H
Wall St. Report
Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., May 34. (AP)
CATTLE 500; steady, unchanged.
HOGS 200; steady, unchanged.
SHEEP 500; steady, unchanged.
CHICAGO. May 24. (AP) fUSDA)
HOGS 8000; moderately active, 5c
higher; better grade 19 to 280 lbs.,
10.00-10.10, top $10.15, new high;
280 to 310 lbs.. ft9.90-10.05; 160 to 190
lbn., $9.75-10.05; light lights, 9.40
9.75; sows, $8.90-9.15.
CATTLE: 2000; slow, steady, not
enough fed steers and yearlings to
make market and apparently no or
ders here for long fed weighty offer
ings, several loads carried from earlier
sessions not being shown; vealers.
firm, selects. $9.50-10; 130 lb. offer
ings up to $9.75 late Thursday; sev
eral loads southwestern cutter and
low cutter cows. $4.00-5.50: weighty
eausage bulls. $6.65-6.75; stockers and
feeders, slow, weak; lower grade year
lings and light weight slaughter steers
$800-11.10.
SHEEP 8000; active, lambs and
springers strong to 15c higher; sheep
firm: three doubles good to choice
79-lb. Colorado clippers, $7.75; deck
throwouts. $6.75; 17 to 94-lb. Colo
rado woolsklns. $8.00-8.10: 72 to 78
lb. good to choice California spring
lambs. $8.75: short double 89-lb.
shorn California springers, $8.50: na
tive springer. $9.00-9.15; 125-lb.
shorn California ewes, $4.00; wethers.
$4 50.
NEW YORK. May 24. (AP) The
stock market got back to first prin
ciples today as the bonus bill veto
influence faded and traders began
to seek for new stimulants,
Some of the rails, sugars, steels and
specialties found followlngs. but
profit taking appeared in other de
partments. The close was steady.
Transfers approximated 1 .200.000
shares.
Today's closing prices for 32 select
ed stocks follow;
Al. Chem. fc Dye 1494
Am. Can 1264
Am. &t Fgn. Pow 37a
A. T. & T 1193;
Anaconda 17 4
Atch. T. & S. F 414
Bendix Avla 1458
Beth. Steel - 274
California Pack'g 36
Caterpillar Tract 484
Chrysler - 47
Coml. Solv 203;
Curtlss-Wrlght - 2'8
DuPont ..1004
Gen. Foods 344
PORTLAND. May 24. (AP) There
were no price change in butter or
butterfat today.
Actual bidding for butter on the
open market continued in the main
higher than what the exchange here
was quoting as the official selling
price for Oregon. This keeps down
the price of butterfat because the
exchange quotations here are official
In Oregon for the making of butter
fat values.
There was a rather mixed tone in
the egg trade. Sales resistance was
being reported by retailers even in
the so-called better buying sections
of the city on account of late price
advances. Despite this Portland con
tinued one of the low markets of
the coast.
There appeared a mixed tone In
the chicken trade. Recent lowering
of buying prices appeared more tn
the nature of "paper" declines for
reports suggested that former values
were still being paid to western
Washington speculators.
shrift of George L. Q. Henrique, the
42-year-old stock broker who had
been the sensation of the early rounds
winning by the lopsided score of 6
and 4. This afternoon Little put out
Robert Sweeney. Jr., formerly of New
York and a resident of London for
many years. 3 and 3.
Tweddell scored two noteworthy
victories in advancing to the final.
His first victim of the day's play was
Eric Flddian. a former runner up for
the- crown, who fell by the score of
one up, and this afternoon he ac
counted for the 44 year old British
Walker cup player, Tony Torrance.
2 and 1.
As he has done to his last four vic
tims. Little eliminated Sweeney with
a sensational last hole. Going to the
16th he was two tip and three to play.
He rapped out a 290-yard drive and
followed it up with a 150-yard mashle
shot to within three Inches of the
cup for a great finishing birdie three.
As the ball nestled close to the cup
he closed his eyes and shook his head.
By the time he reached the 18th
green, walking through a lane of 8000
wildly cheering, stampeding specta
tors who followed his match against
his fellow-American. Little was sur
rounded by motion picture camera
men.
They asked him to sink a three foot
putt to show posterity how he does it.
After missing three at thst distance,
while the movie machines ground
out unnumberable feet of film. Little
edged a little closer to the hole and
dropped one from two feet amid loud
cheers.
PORTLAND, May 24. ( AP) A
keen demand for strawberries fea
tured the East Side Farmers' Market
today. A new factor In the trade
wis the supply of Grants Pass ber
ries, which were generally of good
quality and favorable size. Frosts last
night curtalltd offerings to some
extent.
Local berries generally sold in the
wholesale -trade around $1.75-185 for
Gold Dollars with a few at $2. while
new Oregons sold at $2-2.25 crate
generally. Even new arrivals from
California sold $1.75-1.85.
Four Fatalities
Oregon Industry
SALEM. May 24. ifp Four fatal
ities resulted from Industrial Acci
dents during the past week, the ln
dustrlal accident commission an
nounced today. The report listed 63"
accidents. Those killed were:
W. S. Dunham, Eugene laborer;
Delbert Lee, Bandon timber faller;
John Jordal, Portland carpenter, an'1
J. H. Johnson, Marcola laborer.
Slenderise with Spencer Individual
ly Designed Corsets. Maison Jeanne
. 487
4
Be correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann.
Coffee, made from dehydrated ba
nanas which are roasted, is coming
into use in New South Wales.
Guasfi or
Imported
-which shall
it be?
When vou actually compare them
yuu J -
wines, despite their low price, are daily winning com
pliments from connoisseurs. ..no wines, however costly,
have a richer body or a more gracious bouquet than the
smooth and mellow vintages that unite the great State
of Oregon with the friendly State of California. . .serve
Guasti sherry before dinner, Guasti port after dinner,
a Guasti sauterne during dinner, and let you and your
guests decide!
Specify Guasti
SWEET WINES
Part, Sherry, Tokay, Angelica, Muscatel.
DMrthuted In
Southern Oregon by
Lost River, Inc.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. May 24.
I AP ) -1 USDA l CATTLE : 300: mod
erately active, around steady: few
medium 1286-11). erass steers. 18.25;
lightly sorted 7.50. more desirable
and less wel'.hty grosser,, quoted to
8 50-9 .00.
SHEEP 350; no early action on
derlc holdover woolert lambs; good,
under 80-lb. wool"d lambs, nomllatly
quoted toward 7.2S; la" yesterday,
short -deck shorn eaes, 2 50: sorted
25 pr cent, H.S0. fully steady.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Hav 24. I AP) But
ter- Prints, A grade. 2;c ln
par.'hr.icnt wrappem. ln '
car: -ma. B erade. parchment wrap
per' 27c lb ; car'nns. 28c lb. j
Bl'TTEP. FAT Portland delivery: Aj
grpc rle:ivr:e at least twt- -eltly I
27c Ih: iir.'.-v rr:i:cs. 2S.2T- lb::
B CT,r deliveries less t.-an t'v.c
we :iv. 2'- b : C grade t nvirke'
F Si t : s.:-r 5-r"-:.il?.
f. atasca.-is, 24. litta mediums.
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