Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 27, 1935, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1IEDF0RD MAIL TEIBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JTTivE 27, 1933. PAGE FIVE ROOSEVELT ASKS TO (Continued from Pae One.) treasury be authorized to exchange non-gold securities for gold clause securities or to make payment for gold clause securities In "cash, dollar for dollar with accrued Interest." Chairman Fletcher ' of the senate banking committee said he would call his group to frame a bill to carry out the president's suggestions "as soon as possible." He added, however, he did not want to Interfere with the sub-committee of eight now working on the admin istration bonk bill and It probably would be next week before the gold clause proposals could be considered. "I think this la the proper course," he commented on the special mes sage, "and there Is no ground for op posing it that I can see." Senator Connally (D., Tex.), who led the fight for Evaluation of the dollar, also agreed the president had taken the proper step. 4 . (Continued from Page One) This confused the democratic lead ers so much that a White House con ference was arranged to decide what should be done. Some leaders (Harri son and Doughton ) again counsled strongly against Immediate action. All confessed that it would prove Im possible to attach the plan to the nuisance tax resolution before Satur day, when the resolution must be passed. Again they were over-ruled and were told to try It anyway. These developments are almost a direct repetition of what has happen ed backstage on several major Items of new deal legislation. The old party counselors on the bill have strenu ously objected, have usually been over-ruled. When pressed, they have stood loyally for whatever the presi dent demanded of them. It has hap pened so often that It has become established strategy. This explains why so many sour prophecies creep Into news accounts from Washlnton occasionally. You cannot find out what Is to be done until the presi dent gets ready to speak. What the . congressional leaders say and think does not mean much any more. Five days before President Roose velt sent his wealth-tax message to congress, the TJ. 8. chamber of com ' merce decided to look Into that sub ject. It chose Frederick Clausen, a, western farm machinery manufac turer, as chairman of a committee, but no other members have yet been named. Officials of this representative or ganization of big business say they were flabbergasted, caught flat-footed by the presidents sudden stroke. Their investigation will probably not get started until the taxes are adopted. Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore.. June 27. (AP USDAI Hog 300; Including 89 di rect; top 15c higher; market steady to strong; good to choice. 179-210 lbs.. I9.50ia9.75; 235-320 lbs.. W.6U 99.25: light lights, mostly 9.00: packing sows. $7.00(3 7.50; good to choice. 107-125 lbs., feeder ptgs. 9.75; choice light weights, quotable to 10. CATTLE, 125; calves 60 Including 31 direct: market moderately active, mostly steady to strong; few grass steers, 4.50c? 6.00: heifers mostly. ft a 5; odd head to 6.00: low cutter and cutter cows, 1.75j2.75: com mon to medium grades. $3.25cM.5o; few good beef cows, $4.75 gt 5; bulls. $3.50 rs 4.50; good to choice vealers. $6t7: medium grades, $5.50 down. SHEEP: 1800 Including 748 through and direct: market mostly steady; good spring lambs, $6 9 6.25: medium throwouts. $5 a 5.50; yenrllngs, $4 a 4.25; slaughter ewes, $138. CHICAGO, June 27. (AP) (0. 8. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 10.000: direct 4000: active, fully 10f15c higher: better grade, 200-230 lbs., $9.50-60; top, $9.65; 230-290 lbs., $9.00-55: desir able 160-200 lbs., $9.25-60; light lights. $8.75 a 9.40; good packing sows, $8.00-35. CATTLE 4000; killing quality, fed steers and yearlings firm to un evenly higher: bulk better grade of ferings, $10.00cM1.25: best medium weight steers, $11.75; yearlings. $11.65; very few weighty bullocks In run; demand still broad for all grades steers and heifer yearlings scaling 900 lbs. downward: enlarged supply common and medium grade native and southwesterns here; these selling largely at $6.50 down to $4.50; vealers about In line with week's 50-75e downturn: mostly $7.75 8.76: practical top at $9.00. SHEEP 12,000; spring lambs and yearlings mostly 25-50C lower; sheep steady: good to choice native spring ers upward to $8.50-75: best city butcher bids, $8.85; small lot sola to outsider at extreme top of $9.00: yearlings, $5.75(6.25; two doubles l plain Idaho spring lambs eligible around $8.00; scattered shorn na tive ewes, $2.003.25; strictly choice light weights quotable, $3.50. 23c; standards, 21c; extra mediums, 20c; medium firsts, 17c; undergrade, 17c dozen. ; NEW ONIONS California reds, $1.50 per 50-lb. bag; California wax, $2.50 crate: yellow, $1.15 per 50-lb. bag. NEW POTATOES California whites (2.15 per cental; Pasco 60s, $1.00 per 50-lb. bag. Cheese, milk. poultry, onions. loupes, wool and unchanged. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, June 27. (AP) The stock market showed quiet resistance today to such developments as a sharp break in the domestic copper price and the decision of another country meats, live j J 10 ek reorganization under potatoes, canta- ' hay, steady and Portland Wheat PORTLAND, June 37. (AP) Grain: . Wheat: Open High Low Close July .72 .72 .72 .72 Sept .7114 -71 4 -71 -71 Dec. . .72 .72 Va -72 '7 .72 ft Cash: Big Bend bluestem. 13 per cent, 89; Big Bend bluestem, 85; dark hard winter, 12 per cent, 891.; 11 per cent, 77; soft white and west ern white. 73; hard winter, 71 He; northern spring, 72 ; western red. 71. Oats: No. 2 white. $26.00. Corn: No. 2 E. yellow, S39.50. Mlllrun standard. $23.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 10; flour, 5. ' Chicago Wheat A sprinkling of oil, glaa, copper and rail shares lost !$ to 3 points, but the bulk of the list was barely chang ed, nd a few Industrials closed frac tionally higher. The close was Irregu lar. Sales approximated 750,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 82 se lected stocks follow: Allied Chemical & Dye , ... 153'$ American Can 136?, American & Foreign Power ... 4 A. T. & T 124 Anaconda . lsj, Atch. T. & S. P. 47 Bendlx Aviation . 14W 26 S, 33 , 481, 48 19 ion, 36 4 32 r, 44 H 10'i Bethlehem Steel California Packing Caterpillar Tractor ... Chrysler Commercial Solvent . Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont '. General Foods ....... General Motors International Harvester I. T. & T Johns-Mannvllle ..., . floS Montgomery ward .......... 27V4 CHICAGO, June 27. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close June . July .80, .80V; .794 -80!, Sept. . 0 .81 .80Vi .81 Dec. .83 S3 .82V, .83 y. North American Penney (J. C.) Phillips Petroleum Radio Southern Pacific Std. Brands Std. Oil Cal Std. Oil N. J Trans. America Union Carbide ......... 17 73 31?, V4 18 15H 34 46 6'4 60(4 United Aircraft U. 8. Steel ., 13H 334 Silver. NEW YORK. June 27. (AP) Bar silver quiet and unchanged at 69VjC flan Francisco Butterfat. SAN rRANCISCO. June 27. (AP) First grade butterfat, 28c f. o. b San Francisco. F.R. OFFERS HELP TO (Continued from I-age One) article was not born until after the NRA waa declared unconstitutional. Owing to the nature of It. the writer feels the article should be offered for what It la worth." The Casad system, bolted down very briefly, la "a policy of cooperation. Instead of competition, until such time as the people have evoluted to where the people believe when they do something for the other fellow, they do It for themselves." Mr, Casad explained he would take his system personally to the Presi dent .except that he Is now serving on a Jury. When hta Jury service is over he will launch "the hottest campaign this country has ever seen, carried into every one of the 48 states and the territory of Hawaii if I find they vote over there. I'm not sure atxmt that yet." TRIO KIDNAPING VISIT (Continued trom Page One.) months in which to straighten up business affalra and dispose of prop erty in this state, after which they must return to the Jurisdiction of the Oklahoma federal court, and there remain for the ten-year probationary period. Close to $5000 of the Urschel ran som money was found burled at the Scott place here. Some of the money was spent in this city and was later Identified by numbers as part of the ransom. Scott paid cash for the prop erty. The Feldman woman who married Bates three months before his arrest as one of the kidnapers was said by authorities to have made frequent trips in and out of this city and was alleged to be the "money changer." Scott, during his three months' res idence at the place, made several Im provements. A thorough search of the house and property was made by fed eral men In an effort to find hidden ransom money. Scott was known to a number of local residents. He la married and has three children. Authorities state that all but ap proximately $800 of the money found in tne possession of the trio has been Identified as ransom money. It la still being held by the government. It was also reported, but uncon firmed, that Urschel, the millionaire victim of the abduction, had given Scott a substantial sum for the care of his children. Torrential Rains Splatter Klamath KLAMATH FALLS. June 27. (AP) Rain came down In torrents for a short time here last night. At Tule Lake, south of here, precipitation was reported to be still heavier. Light ning accompanied the downpour, which sent up seasonal precipitation figures here by .19 inch. Here En route Ashland F. T. Holmes of Corvallis, of th Shell Oil Co., was a brief Medford visitor this morning, stopping on tha Oregoniaa enroute to Ashland, where he has been called by the Illness of hta father, C. I. Holmes. F. T. Holmes la a former resident of Medford. NOTICE! Home Modernizing Plan Operating; Under National Housing Act NO DOWN PAYMENT NO ENDORSERS PROPERTY NEED NOT BE CLEAR Minimum note financed $36.00 Maximum note financed $2000 1 year up to 5 years SEE PORTER LUMBER CO. 204 South Fir Phone 124 iia'nairt'naiis SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 27. (Ai-) (U8DAI-CATTLE: 125: low grade cows moderately active, steady ' to weak: better grade she-stock un- J sold, held fully steady: desirable grass i sieers engioie around $7.00-7.35: good cnoice veaiers quoted around 8.50-9.50. SHKEP: 225; no bids or sales, sal- i able supply two decks wooled lambs. I nein luuy steady. Lnto yesterday: iamos and matured sheep sold at mornings 25-50c decline; deck good wooled lambs. 6.75: deck 68-lb. Bhorn 6.25; common wooled. $5.50. sorted 1 10 per cent; few good shorn vear- lings, 4.50. Portland Produce Pals of Commerce Secretary Roper are quoting him as saying: "When I end my governmental career It will be as secretary of commerce." This quotation Is supposed to be a diplo matic denial of the expectations that he might succeed Farley as postmas ter general. PORTLAND, June 27. (AP) But ter prints, A grade, 26'2c lb. In parchment wrapper, 27'2c In car tons; B grade, parchment wrapped. 25c lb.; cartons, 26'c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade deliveries at least twice wekly, 25 a 26c lb.; country routes, 24(S2ttc lb.; B grade, deliveries less than twice weekly, 24 25c lb.; C grade at market. EGGS Sales to retailers: Specials, 28c; extras, 26c; fresh extras, brown. 26c; standards, 23c; fresh mediums, 25c; medium firsts, 21c dozen. EGGS Buying price -of whole salers: Fresh specials, 23c: extras. I kskT iMmWi Mil &ka. iv mil t ? n. -- u r- i. r r-. h V -r I . ill I mmm WASHINGTON. June 27. (API The senate commerce committee to day approved the McNary bill au thorizing an annual appropriation of $1000 for periodic construction ot channels for fishing purposes In the Slltcoos and Takenltch . rivers ' In Oregon. 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