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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EKiHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTCD, OREGON, FRTD.AT, JUNE 7, 1935. G-MEN BELIEVE (Continued from Page One.) agents working to solve the 9200,000 abduction. He would not wy what his duties -would be nor how long he expected to be here, but arrangements to pro vide him office space were made to day at downtown headquarters of the Justice department. Not a Flero "I'm no hero," was Nathan's reply to newspaper men who sought In formation concerning previous cases on which he had worked. Detectives Schrum and Browne, who took Kelly Into custody In Port land, said he "got & big laugh when told federal men were after him." "We know Kelly Is broke," they said. "Why yesterday he bummed one of his friends for 16 cents for hamburger and coffee." Kelly's police record showed he had been arrested mostly for drunk enness and disorderly conduct and that he was In the Portland city Jail until five days before the kidnaping May 24. Captain John J. Keegan of the Portland detective bureau, who has named six men he said federal agents wanted for questioning In the kid naping, commented bluntly on Kelly by saying: "They wanted him and they've got him." Kelly was not among the six Keegan previously named. 12 Families Uuarded Prom a Seattle detective agency came Information that federal agents had warned Pugct Sound families of ktdnaplngs, that 12 families had been guarded, and that four more sought protection the day George was snatched. The families were not named and federal agents refused to comment on the re porta. Prom San Pranclsco and Sand point, Idaho, meanwhile, came reports thst three of the other men named by Captain Keegan had been seen there recently. Police Inspector Fred Butz said at San Francisco that J. R. McKee told him he had seen Jack Bailey and Harold McAttee there recently. Bailey formerly waa a bootlecger, known both In Portland and here, and McAttee Is wanted for question ing In a St. Louis, Mo., slaying. Sheriff Warren D. Rapp of Sand point, Idaho, said ha was told by a prisoner that Bailey and Herbert Les ter Johnstone, another of the men named by Keegnn, had been seen be tween Spokane and Missoula, Mont., last Monday. Schilling m n ii lore tiavor. hols more Try if Market? Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. June 7. (AP) (USDA) HOGS: 250 Including 190 direct; market steady; good to choice 160 to 210, mostly 9.50; heavier weights scarce; few light lights, S8.75- 9.00; packing sows, 97.25-7.50; feeder pigs saleable around 48.75-9.00. CATTLE: 60, salves 35. Including 33 direct; mostly a cleanup market; scattered, sales steady to weak; few cutter cows. $3.25-3.75; good fat heif ers up to 7.25; odd head light cut- tery steers, $4.60; fat grass steers. quotable up to $8.00; good dry fed steers, quotable to (0.35; vealers, saleable $7.00 down. SHEEP: 700, Including 286 direct; market steady; good spring lambs, mostly $6.75-6.85; common to medi um grades, $6.00-6.00; medium to good, 72 to 125-lb, yearlings, $4.25- 4.75; slaughter ewes, saleable around 75 cents to $1.26; good light ewes, quotable $2.00. CHICAGO, June 7. (Pi (U. 0. Dept. Agr.l HOOS: 9000; light kinds strong to 10 higher; medium weights steady to strong; heavies weak to 5 lower; better grade 200-260 lbs. 9.80 95. top 10 00; 160-190 lbs. 0.60-90; sows 8.40-86. CATTLE: 2000; most salea weak to shade lower, largely a cleanup mar ket; best steers 10.75; odd lots 8.00 10.75; top weighty sausage bulls 6 25; common light offerings aelllng down to 4.75 and below; vealers scarce, steady; s toe leers and feeders nomin ally steady. SHEEP: 10.000; fairly active on spring lambs and yearlings. Bulk fully steady; good to choice 87-99 lb. yearlings 7.60-8.15; 103 lb. California mostly yearling ewes, 7.00. also to packers; choice 68 lb. native spring lambs 10 00; two doubles 68 lb. clip ped California springers 8.25; around 50 out per car at 7.00; load plain wooled California springers unsold; sheep little changed; native ewes 2.00-3.50. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June 7 (AP) (USDA) Cattle 150; steers weak to 15c lower; two loads 955-lb. Callfornlas. $8.26; top good -choice vealers, $8.60 9 00. SHEEP 800; choice wooled Iambs absent; around 185 shorn, 41-48-lb. feeder lambs on sale. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. June 7. (AP) Grain: Wheat Open High Low Close July .71 ,-7iy. -7014 .70'A Sept .71 '4 .71 'i .70 .70 Dec 724 .72 .11 ,7lV4 Cash: Btg Bend bluestcm, 83: dark hard winter, 12 per cent, B714; do. 11 per cent, 78; soft white, 70: west ern white. 70: hard winter, 60'; northern spring, 7014, western red. 00. Oata: No. 2 white, 20.00. Corn: No. 2 E yellow, $40.28. MUlrun, standard, $24.60. Today's car receipts: wheat, 13: Hour, 13. Portland Produce weekly, 28-27c lb.; c grade at market. B GRADE CREAM FOR BOTTLINO Buying price, butterfat basis, 65c lb. EGGS Sales to retailers: Specials, 28c; exarts, 27c; fresh extras, brown, 27c; standards, 23c; fresh mediums, 26c; medium firsts. 21c dozen. EGGS Buying price of whole salers: Fresh specials, 24c; extras. 24c; standards. 31c; extra mediums, 20c; medium firsts, 18c; under -grade, 18c dozen. LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery, buying price: white broilers. 15c lb.; others unchanged. Cheese, milk, country meats, mo hair, cascara bark, hops, onions, new onions, potatoes, new potatoes, canta loupes, hay and wool, steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat OHICAOO, June 7. (P) Wheat: Open Hlght Low Close June 82',, July 83-84'i 841, 82, 82 Sept 84 B4 83 83', Drc 88', 84 85,4 85v' Wall St. Report NEW YORK. June 7. (AP) Find ing little stock for ssle at reduced levels, equity buyers became & bit more aggressive In the latter part ol today's market session and bid up some of their favorites. Selectivity was the rule, however, and dealings exceptionally quiet. The close was fairly steady. Transfers ap proximated 880.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. 4c Dye v 140 Am. Con 137 Am. Ac Fn. Pow 4 A. T. 4c T - 128 'j Anaconda 14 ft Atch. T. 4c 8. P 41', Bendlx Avla 13 Beth. 8tecl 25 California Packg 38 Caterpillar Tract 44 Chrysler 44 Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont Oen. Foods 10 08 2 34), Oen. Mot 30 J, Int. Harvest 1. T. 4c T Johns-Man Monty Ward 30 V, ( 48 25 li North Amer 18 Penney (J. C.) 70',4 Phillips Pet 21 Radio '. 5 V, 8ou. Pac 16?4 But. Brands 1454 St. Oil Col 33 St. Oil N. J 40', Trans. Amer. 8 Union Corb 80 Unit. Aircraft 12 'a U. S. Steel 32 PORTLAND. June 7. UP) BUT TER Prints, A grade. 28 lie lb. In parchment wrappera, 29',4c In cartons: B grade, parchment wrappers, 27'c lb.; cartons 28140 lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery. A grade deliveries at least twice weekly, 27-28c lb., country routes, 28-28c lb.; B grade, deliveries less than twice WHAT'S A LADY TO DO? Dttd missed hla parade because Mother's trying: to kill mos(ultocs one at a time. She won't live that long! The trick Is to kill 'em wholesale. It's cosy! Rid your house of mosquitoes, flics, fleas, gnuts, moths and other insects - with STANDARD OIL FLY SPRAY. Every odnce kill-tested, the top-quality prod uct of selected ingredients and advanced labora tory skill! It kills all insects, and kills 'em QUICK. And right there is the real economy you always get with high quality: Results for your money good riddunce of annoying, dangerous insects. t-Ll 9 OTHER STANDARD OIL HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS SELF-POLISHING WAX .Shincj itself In 20 minutes. No polishing needed on hardwood and other flooring. If you prefer to use a polisher Standard Oil Liquid Wax or Standard OH Posle Wax ghe enduring floor protection CLEANING FLUID knocks the spots out of every thing dresses, aulls, hats, ties, gloves, rugs and upholstery. GuAa.ti:eif FULL STRENGTH MOIQUITOIS - FIIIS lOACHII MOTHS rilAS ANTS - ONATS STANDARD Oil COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Snn Fnuh'Im'O Hiillcrfut. SAN FRANCISCO, June 7. (?) First dratlo butterfat 129 V2 fob. Sun Francisco. NMver. NEW YORK. June 7. vT) Bar sil ver steady and unchanged at 72 V. Butter and Eggs Continue Steady PORTLAND, Ore., June 7. ( AP) There waa no change tn butter or butterfat prices today. Fully steady tone was continued In the market for prrs locally with prices unchanged generally. Receipts to date this season total 175,008 cnncs compared with 202.044 cases a year ago. Cut of l cent a pound in the sell ing prlco on Tillamook cheese, a rare change, was Announced. The new price on trlplots at Tillamook was 16 cents a pound with 18 cents at Portland. LAVAL HAS CONFIDENCE OF FRENCH CHAMBER PARIS. June 7. (Apt Premier Pierre Laval, asking decree powers to save the French franc from de valuation, won a quick vote of con fidence from the chamber today within 17 hours after he had formed a government. Rfllxksh cooked food sale will be held at the old Campbell clothing store on East Main. Saturday. ACCEPTED by Science and the American People laboratories hnv devoted years of rrsearrh lo discover Ihc facis shout hran. These tents show that kcllogV At I -Ha a is a naiural laiaiivc food for normal people. As a renull, All-Biun ha been rrepled hy the American Mrdir.il AMorintton 4'ommittee on Foods and approved by Good llouckerp ing Imiitate. Millions of Americans mr Ait. flu an to correct ronMipation due lo imumi'irn. "hulk in meal.. Kor Aii-Hnan supplies generous mild "liulk," whirh continues to he effec tive when used for monih. Ai.i Hran also furnishes v it urn in It and iron, an element of the blood. Two taldesponnfuls d-iily are nu 11 t sufficient. Chronic rars, with earh meal. If not relieved this war, ee our doctor. How much better than laVIng patent medirinesl Ccl the red-jnd- green pirkae at vour grocer's. M,id by Kellogg in Uatile Creek. SALLEE CONVICTED MOLESTING CHILD SACRIFICE SALE $4000 HOM E A 1800. room home, beautiful lot, well lo cated, nice ehade trees. If sold bv June 15th will take $1800; $500 cuh, balance terms. J5ee owner, 20 North Peach St. Phone 910-Y. IN ICI (Continued from page One.) Sallee was charged with a similar of fense in Lane county last fall. Trial of the case resulted in a disagree ment by the Jury. Sallee, on the stand, admitted conviction of a fel ony in Idaho. Sallee has been a resident of this county since last December 8, resid ing on Yankee creek in the Antelope district. He lias been employed ori SERA work. Previous to last Decem ber, Sallee testified, he had been a resident of this city and county "off and on for. ten years." Instructions to the Jury were given this morning by JucUe H. D. Norton The trial started last Monday morn ing before a Jury composed entirely of men. The case has attracted con siderable interest, particularly In Cen tral Point. Yesterday was devoted to the final arguments of the state and defense, and rebuttal testimony by the state. Sallee offered an alibi defense, tes timony beln.7 introduced In an effort to show that he was in this city at the time of the crime. The state of fered positive identification of Sallee by the child and partial identifica tion by adult witnesses. The state was represented by Dep uty District Attorney George W. Nell son and the defense by Attorney M. O. Wllklns. FOR SALE One-spot flea powder for your doj. Monarch, Seed and Feed Co. FOR SALE One acre, half mile out, $750. 225 So. Oakdale. bouse, garage. H. N. Lofland, LOST Black cocker spaniel; white vc&t: llce:ue No. 618; name "Sonny Boy." Call 1516. Reward. FOR RENT 3-room furnished; adults only. 0 E. Jackson. FOR SALE Dairy fly sprays, 00c per g.Ulon up. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. LATE model Ford V-8 Coupe, a real buy, only $395. Plercc-Aileu Mour Co., Docile and Plymouth. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE '30 Chev. coach, 1122 N Central. 1934 Chevrolet Pickup. 1032 Nash Special Sedan. 1930 Ford Coupe. 1929 Ford Coupe. 1931 Ford Truck, Duals. 1932 International Truck. Duals. 1023 Chev. Leg Truck and Trailer. 1927 Hudson Coach. 1927 Butck Coach. 1927 Chev. Coupe 1929 Chevrolet Truck. Many more for you to select from. Liberal Terms. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. 123 S. Riverside Ave. Ph:me 303. Sec the man In the bl4 hat. SACRIFICE SALE Business location, Pacific highway, 450 ft. frontage on highway, roads on all sides; 4-room house, store building, trading post. If sold by June loth will sacrifice. $2000; $500 cash, balance terms. See owner, 20 North Peach St. Phone 910-Y. WILL PAY cah for Ford model A or Chevrolet roadster or coupe. Must be cheap. 518 So. Oakdale. SMALL FURN. HOUSE for rent. Call 817 W. 10th or Tel. 621-R. WILL the man who picked up the black purse near the county poor farm please Phone 341-R-4. FOR SALE Colored fryers. Tel. 951-R FOR RENT Small, attractive fur nished house. $27. 50. Phone 589-J-2. FURNISHED apt. for rent, 375 So. Central. SACRIFICE SALE 15 acres Bear creek bottom land; 7 room modern bungalow; continual supply of wnter for Irrigation; good dairy barn; 10 acres in alfalfa; fine garden land. Improvements ccst more than price a.sked. Price $3800. Terms. This offer good until June. 15th. S'e owner, 20 North Peach St. Phono 910-Y. FURNISHED apartments for rent. One lar?.re and one, small apartment. Furnished. Reasonable rent. Call at Mail Tribune office. FOR SALE 1933 Ford V-8 Coupe. Sacrifice if taken at once. May be seen at 1033 W. 11th, Saturday or Sunday. FOR SALE Household fly spray In bulk. Brliir? your containers. Prices rUht. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. Test Here's luck Aoinst Whiskies Costing Up to an aB ivnim 3 MUUI nv A. v - ;m. ,v-w$fef fen i BLENDED Our Famou. J0 AUTHENTIC PRE-WAR WAY ACCEPT this rliallrnse yourself, . and you will sre whv we do'not hcsitntc ti.i.llVi it ! In HERE'S LUCK a fi5-ycar-old distillery brines you ftn authentic Pre-Wiir tyyr blend. Just OS we blended (-rent whiskies which connoisseurs jnetcrred, N-I'.'rr Pro hibition, so w e blend HERE'S LUCK today. Its tine base, selected for its rich mellow flavor, is blended with none but selected neutral whisky, spe. cially distilled for smoothest blend ing. With the loving care and the experience of 65 years, we blend these finer mRrcdients our traditional way. Then the blend is stored for perfect intermarriage. The result has the silken smoothness and mellowness you would be willins to pav much higher prices to set! Ask for HERE'S LUCK today and put it to the trial. By the bottle everywhere. ,xjamr- Alt RPAH h m He BlfcNOtD IN KENTUCKY BROWN-FORM AM Distillery COMPANY .;lOl'!SVUIE kt.N rt'CKY OR SALS AT OREGON STATS LIQUOR STORES The PIUGLY WIGGLY store of Medford, Owned, Controlled and Operated by Oregon men announces a price cutting party that will put Medford in line with the rest of America. Let's regain prosperity the old way by putting- the prices down to fit the pocketbook. You have suffered high prices long enough and we will not force you to trado in another town to save. Buy at home and we will share not only our profits with you but our time. For your con venience, the store will be open evenings until 7:30 and Sunday from 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. and from 12 until 6 p. m. . Yours for prosperity the old way, CLIFF JACKSON, Mgr. Guaranteed Hardwheat 49 li $ 1 -39 Prices Effective Saturday, Sunday and Monday, June 8, 9, 10 JeIlo 3 pkgs. 14c Mayonnaise Brookfi'ld gal. 31.59 WESSON OIL ' Make good fresh Mayonnaise for about 17c pint Gal. Can 73e Milk, Golden Key, tall cans 5V2C Ktcp on tht Sunny Sldt of Life rltr 1 lit' .in l .i roili.ual. Hit-. mi S. and W. Fine as money can buy, Priced Eight lb. 24c 4 lb. can BLACK GREEN X lb 33? V, lb. ... 25C Lb. 65c Lb 49o Tomato Sauce . . . . 5c Campbell's Soup, assorted 3 cans. . . .25c Ritz Crackers, pound pkg 21c Mayonnaise, Durkee, pint ... 28c NUT-OLA PURE VEG. MILLIONS OF BOTTLES SOLD YEArTTI i" iv i y Is "Different" SPECIAL I tOUIT 50A HEALTH SOA 2C 5 for 25c 4 for 17c Quart 10c Lg If POST TOASTIES regular pkg. . 5c ZEE Tissue Fluffed for softness, 3 rolls 13C Corned Beef, 12-ounce can . . 15c Ginger Snap Cookies, 5 doz. . . 15c Napkins, package .... 10c Dji 7fefi&i Foods Catsup, large bottle, 2 for . . . 25c Red Salmon, No. 1 tall can ... 19c Tomato Juice, gallon ... 39c imii mi iMSMsMswjawmsgswsTwsi Ka-H- Aliillllffrininu j j in, jfiriiv cna ah i """'"'i ' ..ov- TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE GOLD MEDAL ANNIVERSARY VALUES Gold Medal, "Kitchen-tested", 49 lbs. $2.05 Bisquick, lg. pkg 33c Wheaties, 2 packages . 25c Softasilk, large package . . 32c SALAD AID jr Durkee 's Pt. tvW TUNA FISH White Star. ' ' .. size, 2 for I lb. Cane SNOWDRIFT YOU GET THE KEY TO ITS 3 lb. can M 10CKED IN GOODNESS 59c V, jfjp 9 M- WAX PAPER 40 in. roll June brings an abundance of Fresh Vegetables Our Produce Dept is a regular kitchen garden. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES SATURDAY ONLY ORANGES, full of juice dozen 5c POTATOES, U. S. No. 2's 25 lb. bag 29c STRAWBERRIES, Valley Berries, box 5c; crate 59c NEW POTATOES, Fancy White Shafters .10 lbs. 17c MW-rrtKk iff VX"Jf PHONE 9. FREE DELIVERY