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SFEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREHOX. TOFRSnAY.. AUGUST 1. 1335. PAGE FITE 'ALLOT WORK FUND TO CHECK TAXES, LIQU0RJA1NS Speed Collections, and Pro vide White Collar Jobs, Objective of Three-Fold Drive. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. (rPr PrSsl dmt RoowvH today Hettd W,U3, 135 of work relief funds to th treaa wry department for & thres-fold drir to tighten up on tu collection. Included -will b an Intensive chX Tip on Income tux return on the "llt r tie fellow," and r drive against cTa Bions" of liquor taxes. White-collar Jobless will be em ployed in the work. Official a&ld they hoped the studies would being Jncreawd tax revenues. The largest sllotment was W.448, 300 fnr a survey of delinquent taxes and "nuisance" tax collection! tn 20 larse cities. The bureau of internal revenue also received 1,57T,884 to check small income tax returns; and 3.0S6.941 for a nationwide itudy of retail liquor tax evasions. Two other white-collar project also received funds, the census bu reau getting allotments of 1 1.804.948 for an alphabetical Index of the 1900 census, and $293,000 to determine s,ny Improvement in retail trade during the past two years. The census Index Is to be used Jn the government's Old age pension program. Coincidental!-, Corrington Oil!, a- lstnt works progress administrator, ,nnouneed that large number of other surveys also would be carried out to provide additional white-col- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY S3 mrd V-8 Tudor Deluxe. SO Bllick 6 B. D. Coupe. i Hudson Coach. Psex Sedan. All In shape and worth much more than 'e are asking. Trade and Terms. EAKfiJ MOTOR CO.. Hudson Dealer. VTANTED TO BUY Limited number of good used pianos at once. Will psv cash. Baldwin Piano Shop. WANTED To trade cattle for good horse. 1500 to 1700 lbs. W. W. Hittle. Gold Hill. TRUCK SALS We are overstocked on USED TRUCKS These trucks have been recondi tioned arid are going to be sold at BAROATN PRICES we must unload. Come in and make an offer. 1931 International. 1930 Chevrolet, trot Chevrolet. 1923 Ford. 1P31 Ford. 1134 Chevrolet. 1929 Chevrolet 8-wheeter. IKt Model T Ford. 1 Grain body for short -heelbsse truck. 1 Dump bodv. ROGUE RIVER CHF.VROLET. INC. 32 No. Riverside. IOR SALE 120 A.: will tske a house m part pavment. Polk Hull, Med ford. Ore.. Allen Hotel. 31 Chev. 4-door SSSO.00 M chev. Coach 1S3.00 '29 Puront Coach - H5.00 '30 Chevrolet Coach 545.00 31 Ford Coupe 375.00 29 Grahsm Page Sd. 180.00 7 cheap cars. USED CAR LOT. 306 K. Riverside. 32 CHEV. Coupe; 4 new guaranteed tire?. A beauty. See Tom. 20$ K. T?ivers!de Ave. FOR FFTNT Furnished house. Phone 87$. X. WANTED POSITION 10 yea-re1 -yrlnN in ofic worlt. both fruit And lumber xperiAnce. bonkkeep ine and stenoaraohte work. Can furnish excellent references. Box 6B37. Mall Tribune. WOH SAT'E FrefOi abortion tested dairy cows. Tel. 23-F-9, Eagle Paint. FOH SAM? Girl's bicycle In good , condition. S3 No. Pewh. I02fl TO 19.14 automobiles to trade frtr Uventock See .Tohn, 15 So. Piversld. Phone i!09. "WANTED Man and wife without children for jsnftor work. Call in Tvrson st 15 Corning Court, after 5 p. m. 163 1 DcaSotn Coupe: original finish. A-I condition. A bsrcin at price, ' 9?t? PI IvRCF,-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Device end Plymouth. FOH PALF limited quantity of good patfnc: and cooking apples. Inquire PsoNl Ai Dav Packing House, south A Plr St. V5 S your summer trip EAST To include California o tiirectlvEaitand back It .. nmf nninril. Litenile cjr m ctsco and Los AnjrelMi id, s vizwo xxpoiiuon can sw B inrl.i.il ,n ineTOentive sidetris. You'll go in cool COIS' a f.n H.H-,nf.nmmwliAni.iiFniieititHitdaAaar I 5 leading trsins. Examples FeWfer.- Co,r inrm smmtrm CHICAGO . 57.3S W.80 88.00 NEW YORK 95.75 M07.20 124M jt.eefn limit. OcteilT 31 limit tlizhth hitktr. r 8 Csrk jam sWr mm ,mt iial Si HTTI . am .... gotta tnmll ecnmmoasnmi pJ rmnrmmn , Southern Pactne c. Jai! Or Fine Nail McCu, w final) $500 el four marttha in jail In Truekta. Calif., on eharoaa of attempting ts drlva a ataga into Donner Lake, Im periling the Uvea ef 24 passengers McCue, an route to San Francises from Chicago, attempted to takt tha wheel from tha driver. (Aaae elated Prase Phot !ar jobs, and that a clearing house had been aet up to prevent dupli cation of activities. 1 THOUGHT DEAD NAVY PLANE FALL BAN DIEGO, Calif., Aug. 1. (AP Two unidentified men apparently met death today whin a navy plwae crashed and burned at Kucbel Mesa, 10 miles north ef Rscondido. accord ing to a telephone message from Alan McGrew, Sscondldo newspaper man who went to the scene. McGrew said that the plane and Its occupants were burned almost be yond recognition, but that remnants of charred flesh fndicated that two mtn had been In the ship. The wreckage waa still smoldering when McGrew arrived. He said that eys-witnessea report ed the plans .had gone into a tail spin and then caught fire after crashing. COTTAGE GROVE HILLMEN STRIKE EtroEKt. Aug. l. aj yonow. ing alleged refusal of mill officials to meet their demands, approximately : 50 employes of th Bohemia Lumber; company at Cottage Grove walked off the job this morning and established a picket line about the mill. The strike followed a meeting of the aawmilt and timber workers un ion last Wednesday when they pre sented a contract to mill officials and giver them till today to make as answer. The mtll continued to operate with an abbreviated crew. Two other large mills in the area were not yet af fected by the strike. Woods employes demanded a 40 hour week, time and a half for overtime pay, flva holidays a year, recognition of seniority smong em ployes, collective bargaining aa pro Tided under the Wagner labor bill, and a minimum wage of SO cent an hour. The present minimum Is 41 cents. Long Mountain tOKQ MOUNTAIN. Aug. 5. (Spl) Mr. and Mr. W. H. Bolman and daughters, Mr. and Mr,. I. B. Kline, Mr. and Mrs. George Stowell and Mrs. M. L. Pruett, all of this district, attended Pomona Grange at Phoenix Saturday. Mr. and Mn. Gaorgs Stowell spent Sunday at Holcomb Springs, Mends of this district extend their sympathy to relatives and friends of Peter Simons of Eagia Point, who passed awsy very suddenly Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Kline spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walters and son Edward, of Phoenix. Edward returned home with them to spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hohrtan and family and Mary Harnlsh of Eagle Point spent Sunday tn the McCioud and Eilc creek districts. D UaU Iribuii want ads cofts not It mora ar than on your summer round trip a free ticket thru Saa rrao- of low summer roundunpi Eac. mcknticUiran. TtTBtmt , .' .I...ll.fj ' Jb f fl raitt.r,. Tel. 31 POSTAL RECEIPTS FOR JULY BETTER Ti tu announced today at n , Medford postofflce that postal re ceipta for the month of July totaled a7.431.e3, as compared to a total of 7,117.71 for th same month a year ago. or an increase of ,313.63. Thta Increase Is a continuation of ; an tip-trend In postal receipts that ! haa been noticeable during the en- tira spring and summer. Although July traa listed aa the top normal month of tht year so far, postal re ceipt, during May ran Into higher figures due to the chain letter rush. ETHIOPIA OPENS RECRUIT OFFICES ADDIS ABABA. Aug. 1. JAPl Mass recruiting for the Ethiopian army began today !n the capital. The recruiting was preceded by a military review and mass meeting in front of the ministry of war. The action was titken following a war council by the hiRh chiefs of Ethiopia, who were reported to have told Emperor Halle Selassie they be lieved "it may be too late now to prevent war. One source said the emperor was gravely concerned by mounting evi dence that tens of thousands of his warriors were eager for open hostili ties at once to avenge what they re garded as an Italian "slur" on their ancient kingdom. How to Pronounce Ethiopia Capital WABH1KGTON. Aug. 1 i AP J Few persons pronounce Addis Absba, capital of Ethiopia, correctly, says the United States geographic board. The board, when fflMMIy deter mines spelling and pronunciation of geographical names, says it's "Ahddig Ahwawa." with the accent on the first syllable of each word. Wool Spotty BOSTON, Aug. J. f AP (USDA. A steady but spotty demand was being received on fine western grown wools. fiophw fiim Maims ALBANY, Ore., Aug. i. t AP) W. W, Thompson, 80, of Lebanon, was shot tn tha chest with the full blast of an accidentally discharged gopher gun today, but escaped serious in jury. Insurance Director H U G H Hugh H. F.srle, Eugene Insurance broker, was named (April, 1335). by Governor Martin to the office ot state Insurance commissioner, riy virtue of this office he also Is state fire marshal. H. EAHE SNIDER'S MARSHMALLOW-MACAROON ICE CREAM Filled with Multi-colored Midget Marth mallows and Crunch?, 0rip Mscaroen. this new special ice cream is making a big hit with everyone who tastes it! The ice cream itself is flavored with Almond Toffee I TONE IN KMED FOR Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays . , . 10:45 . m. Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays ... 6:00 p. m "We Lead Snider Dairy Market? Portland I.iTetoe-l. PORTLAND, Or,.. Aug. J. (AP- USD l Hog receipt 2&3 Including; 9I direct. Msrfcet unevenly ! ! to 30c higher. Good to choice 110- j 320 lb. wetslKs moKlT 10 50-to; ; medium alo.Oft-40: 250-825 lb. weignu. ' B.2& 10. Light lights mostly W.5U 75; picking sows. ai-SS.OO; choice Ught feeder pigs quotable up to tt. CATTLE: Receipts 2S0. including 37 direct: calves SO. ST direct, Mar- fcf t rather slow, mosttr steady. Scut' tered lots common to medium grass steers, as egg; two loads. SS0G-59: under strict sort at S55. Odd feeaa dry lot steers at 7.58. Common to medum hefers, low cut ter and cutter cows. 23; common to medum, 3,5G4; good beef cows to 450; bulls moftly 4-O0-75, gooa to choice veaiers, 6.50T; few heavy calves, 5.508A0. i SHEEP: Receipt 400, Including 14 direct. Market mostly steady. Good ftt Jamba largely 8 ,3ft; medium, 5 50; few good yearlings, 4 S0-T5; slaughter ewes, l.5&g2.35. Frico Stork SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1. (API-13. S. D. A.J CATTLE: 200; moderately active, clean-tip trade barely steady to weak on killing classes. Instances around 13c lower on she stock; load medium 1083 lb. grass steers S.tS, lightly sorted; more desirable quoted toward 7.40: good- choice veaiers eligible toward S.00, pmstbtv $9.50. SHEEP None; good-choice wooled Iambs nominally Quoted around S6.25?.75. possibly above; yrty. 1. ... u . trt- !-- irtsrr ' "" - bids. Rood 85 !1. eit est IS per cent T5; somj shorn yeartinga at decline, M.W. rhlraE ,.. Hofa J0.000; fairly active mostiy to shipper,: email kilter and yard traders five to fn higher; built good 180-240 lb., 10 25 , 11.05; trp medium to Rood ISO-ITS lb,, mostly IO.40-T5: bulk finished 3S0-31O ib. !0 S0-80: wnooth light paclting ' mostly i 35-80. (W0; light ateera and vearllnga ateady; instances strong: market a little slower; top !!; some held around U.25; other killing s classes uneven; generally strong.. 1 . t ,,U,kla rtonm nn best Tearilng heifers, 10.50; strong, and active trade on veaiers at S 35 a 9.00. Sheep SW0; fat lamha active; steady to tCk- or more higher; yearling and aged heep lirm; plainer quality considered bum yearlings offered: four doubles choice. 88 lb. Washing ton lambs. 8.80; half-deck out T; good to choice natives upward to agjia-65 rather freely; best above 8.T5; odd lota medium throwout around tT.OS; plainer Kinda down ward to as.oo; limited number me dium to good yearlings, mmat; odd head choice, $68S; native ww. aa3.50. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Aitg.l. iAPj BUT- TEFt Prints: A arade, 38", c m. In parchment wrapper. 2Hc lb car- tons; B grade, parchment wrapped. te lb.: cartons, 38ie lb. BOTTEHPAT Portland delivery; A grade deliveries at least two weekly. 2Tii28c lb; country routes. 2628c lb. b grade, deliveries Jess than twice weekly. 26a28l4c lb.; C grade at market. B grade cream for bottling; buying price, butterfat bssts, 55c pound. BOGS Salea to retailers: specials, large, 30e; extras, large, 28e; stand- i ards. targe, Vic; extra, mediums, 33c; large, 27c: mediums, extra, 27c; med iums, extra, small, Ite doren. EGGS Buying price of wholesal ers: fresh specials, 27c; extras, 2Tc; standards, 25c; extra mediums, 33c; medium firsts, 18c; undergrade, iSc; pullet 18c dozen. NEW POTATOES Local, lt.l5 cental; Yakima Cobblers. 81.10' 1.15; Netted Gems. H2Sl cental. ' Cheese, milk, country meats, mo- "Say, Mom You Got Any More Of This?" SNIDER S NEW PROGRAM! Others Follow & Produce Co. LATEST Believed the largest aHjp of It the rmy newest non-rigid it rat tre fisght at Beevttlet M. Phsto I " i lr, op. ttw poultry, ' nw onftn- ntJope. j hRJ'' 5?flfi5f a twehangwt, ; POrtLAND. Ore. Ann. t.-AP ; SUOARB,rrT or fniin tW(lt S.I5; . t5.S5: beet. $A.0i.3JV. . . f m ' DOMESTIC n.Oi!R fseliins r'n'e, t-;imll drtiverv. S to 3S-bW. tots: Urn - . y plwn!i ns s2-?ft; hker' j hard wheat, S.80-T40: bafcers" bine - slem, biended hsrd -hest, 625-T.tO; Rrahwn, as 85-6.5; whole POHTLANT, re. Grain; Wheat, Open May 7053 Old fept. 7 Aug. 7ft 78 TS4 75' T5ji. 75' 77 77 w.... Big Bend bltiestrm B3 Dard hard winter (J2 pct-l ... . : FJurk hurrt wtnrr !t o-J s , Wesrem whiie . ;sj IS'b lVt Hard winier . Northern spring Western red Oats: No. 2 -bite. 22 0fK Corn: So. 2 E. Tellosv. ass 25. Mtllnm stendnrd. Today's car receipts; Vheat barley 3: Hour H; hay 2. setbacks m grain prices isie today I resulted largrly from announcement ;that a good drel of Cansdtan wheat was heme sold for Import inio the i United States. , wheat; Open High tow Close Sept, , flS'J OJ, !.t, i Dec. jrT B7:, m"m fit -. r May .gsi, , 8S j SAW FRANCISCO, Aug. t, i AP j First grade buttcrtst, W f. o. b. Portland Wheat 1 Chicago Wheat i CHICAGO. A2. 1. (AP Material ! 1!-.M""'H ''J-','", IW:.!A "W"1 ' l'B',l'lwMMMM"'MM"W"!TirIaaMaiZ " ' ' -, I I B jg i e 1 i i NON-RIGID AIRSHIP Hind in ih worlidr the 255-foot dirigible, wa beg prepared for it cost $203,000. (Assseiatett P? Wall St. Report ! KEV YORK. Am. t (API ftrf i -1, --... r . t ... . , .., j ' fTnWT l ,'!t mret waa lirtsetttM In ! the innt hour fcf a profit taking harrasrr A!.llongh .atfer,rt aperialttea retMHiit most group gave ground. ; Thp volume plrkfd np en the ie wll-off snd trjinsfers pprosi;Tntel j.SMt.ww shsres. The clow w soms whsj hfavy, Tvj y "s r&i r. s price for 33 m- f ir tci n-tock follow ; jAt. Clwn. At Dye t53lj ! Am. Cn . 14 , I Am. A: Fn. Fow. 4 ? A. T. A; T. MIS Aimconfia E Aien T & S. F. Bndis AvSs ... B?th sjeei , s C3lifors,ia Pack'g. Ctrpillsr Trat. tut, I8i 35 , SI S9, 19', Jt, IMS 3M!', L'hrvTtr j(Vl, s,,. U tirtlfs-wrtghS ;DtlPt iOen. FVmda (sen. Mot. 3St, 53 H 33', Int Hsrvest. .. I T. T. ,iohns-N?sn Mnty Wsrrt Norih Amer. Penney i,?. C rtillllrw Pet an', j S9, !. 3.1't Tfnrllo Sou. rc F.tti. Brands St. Oil tat. Ht. C i. . Trans. Amer. .. wnI " imit, Atrrntft . 18' U. S. Steel 43 frlert JVwnes t.ess. PORTIAND. Ore.. Aug. I. (API Initial prices had been established nere ioty for !B35 Oregon dried prunes. The prices In genera! wer some what below the figures of year ago. FRESH NEW STOCK nj r ..-I- i - J WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR OLD Gobbler Gaard Horn Worm Prerttfe ttrettfcsss QUI?CY, Mass, (UFf ohs Ss-f BAN yHAJfCJSCO CP CLtim zxw believes he hss - sinlqu and : ant at unique p?of?lOtt Is eir-pettre "watch dfw. Peter, S ; Francseo i L G, Dir.n, He rts p ind turkey, guards th home rsd wrm fnr livm in hi secjai i:r strangers arrive gobbles so( cc5M feasemertt for sate to iport and; lottslly the attention of everybody in ; feat soj. OuRs'a tazrv.i esas to th house Is itracid. U no on tss the surface f iher raos raJ la&m hem the turkey flies sfter th is- bed whes the sdi ef the bss?? sr tor tjnttl he l$tv, I rjtps'tf. MEDFORD dcm ammtLAince GRAVES OtN it hr ht th Rretffm inc Sapaoli Th URt smooth, tns-iow Grsvn Sin tha) hot bsan fh Bt of Good Minti" for thr gnfoti6st And now Orcgsn ociiolm, tha An flavor and pr-fcf-bEnd!ng tjuaiitiai ef Grovsj, f you want yew brt gin rJrinki to tstt bttr thon vr ftt sctttfsfnNtf with GroHt ' j ! I lii-j. iluu tv nrt rtmat: mt I urasaa, j " j j J j bII tsiTSK 1 - I le- ya have tried the KELLY TIBES. V, you've hrxri w maeh about-made of prime materials r atigne-iToo tix timet fortified ttgmmf temr and blmtmuU. Come in and e bi. W will treat ymt right AFTER WE SELL WE SERVES - llIW.N'OtFTit QKfl 1 r t jr im Is now available in OREGON QUARTS tCtt .Number SW.4 $1.25 PINTS Cfx Nitnsber S0SCJ 5c - Rtf Toult Bsrt?e witett the same KE1XYS Art TIRES Telephone 223 SAM JENNINGS, Prop. Phone 203. N. Bsrtlett St, fl Opposite Nat y'Pijnipwwt';iv .i."i,i,m. J"-11 " 1 ,""'
