MEDFQRD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1935.
WHEAT PRICES SOAR
IN WORLD MARKETS
ACCOUNT WAR TALK
9PC7Sfl
Scores of Horses and Cattle Ready for Roundup
MEDFORD HARDWARE'S
Annual 9c SALE Values Supreme!
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CHICAUU, ospt. J. (AT) mr
skyrocketing of wneat prices waay
outdid In some world markets any
heights reached In the last five
years.
All current offerings of wheat for
shipment to Burope were reported as
having been accepted virtually re
gardless of cost. In Chicago, about 4
cents a bushel maximum overnight
rise wss witnessed.
Wheat closed nervous. 3ft3tt
above yesterday's finish, Dec. ai.oo4-
; corn, off to ft up. Pec. lift-
M; oats H-H "P. nl provisions
varying from 13 centa setback to an
advance of 23 cents.
Closing wheat quotations:
Open High Low Close
Sept. MA 1.005, .S8i4 .9i4
Dec. 1.01(4 1-01 1J 1.00
May .101 1.03ft 1.01 1.01
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 10. (AP)
Strength of the poultry market con
tinued to be suggested generally not
only within the local territory but In
the country generally. There appear
ed some betterment In the poultry
trade financially as a result of the
high cost of meat.
Demand la good In all lines of live
poultry with sn unusually long sea.
son for old crop turkey hens con
tlnued.
Practically no change In the gen
eral butter market situation Is re
flected locally, although there con
tlnued more or less pressure sgalnst
the esstern and midwest price.
Even though the law does not rec
ognise fresh eggs, the demand Is
chiefly for newly laid stock with a
growing spresd between prices on act
ually fresh and storage grade.
(Market?
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 10. (AP
. T7SDA) HOOS ioo Including 331 dl
' rect. Market active, mostly steady.
Good to choice 170 to 220 lbs., S10.S0-10.16-;
235 to 3S0 lbs., S10-10.35; 340
lb, butchers, M.TB: light lights, most
ly U0.00-10.2S. Packing sows, S7.50
8.00. Choice light feeder pigs, quot
able to til; plainer kinds sold down
to (10.3S.
CATTLE 300, calves 73. Market
active, steady to strong with Wednes
day. Spots, 13-380 higher than Mon
day. Several lots grass steers, $3.00
A0! best up to 7.3S. Heifers, 14.00
f.60: low cutters and outter cows,
3.00-8.33; common to medium, 83.30
4.28: good beef cows, 84.80-8.00. Bulls
mostly 8S.80-4JM), Good to choice
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When the American Leelon roaeo, which Will open here Saturday, gets under way, these scores of bucking bronco, rope ponies, and wlia
steers will be seen In action. The Norman Cowan rodeo troop carries with It one of the most dangerous strings of animals In the north
west, according to American Legion officials. Tne scene above Is a Dpioal one, with the horses peacefully feeding. But when they are saddled
pounds of nltro-glycerine.
American Legion officiate. The scene above Is
and come out of the chutes, shown on the right of the picture, they are so many
vealers. $8.00-9.00: common to me
dium. 84.50-7.00.
SHEEP 650 including 376 direct.
Market rather slow, mostly steady.
Good to choice lambs, mostly 87.75
8.00; common to medium, $8.00-7.50;
yearlings, 85.00-6.00. Medium ewes,
31.75-3.50; good light ewes quotable
to 33.35.
CHICAGO, 8ept. 10. (AP-U8DA)
Hogs 8800; uneven, mostly steady;
spots shade higher; bulk good and
choice, 160-360 lbs., 311.60-60; top,
611.80 for sorted 190-230 lbs.; 260
200 lbs., $11.25-85; 140-160 lbs. most
ly 810.763 11.35; bulk sows, 310.00
25; smooth lightweights, 810.35-50.
CATTLE 7000; market generally
25c lower; less active: prospects
largest decline on kinds selling $10.50
4t 12: bidding lower on grsssy and
warmed up steers of value to sell
$9.00 down: weak: slow market on
stockers and feeders tending to rob
lower grade killer steers of consider
able support; stockers and feeders
generally 253 50c lower; mostly sue
under last week's best; common and
medium heifers weak; fat cows un
der pressure; cutters steady to
weak: bulla steady to 16o lower;
vealers steady; atrlctly choice 1290
lb. steers, $13.36; few losds, $12.00-75.
SHEEP 11,000: fat lambs active;
mostly 35 36c higher; good to choice
rsnge lambs 80.00-36; bulk, 30.25;
car choice, 83 lbs. Idaho, 69.35; me
dium to good downward to $8.30;
range seconds, 88.36; top natives,
69.60 to small killers; bulk, $9.25
down; native throwouU, $7.00-50;
sheep steady; bulk alaughter ewes
sround $3.75 3.75; feeding lambs
slow.
Corn No. 3 eastern yellow, $39.35.
Millrun standard. $17.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, .18;
flour, 10. .
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Sept. 19. (AP) The
stock market went Into reverse today
as -profit takers dented the list for
declines ranging from fractions to
more than 4 points.
An active selling flurry In the early
afternoon put the ticker tape behind
floor transactions, but the trading
pace slowed somewhat later. The
close was weak. Transfers approxi
mated 1,900.000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 32 select
ed stocks follow: '
Allied Chemical & Dye 166 &
American Can ...... 141
Portland Produce
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Costs only a few cents a day. Take
just a few doses and see how muoh
better you feel. The first bottle must
satisfy you or money back. Ask
Heath'a Drug Store for a bottle of
Williams R. u. X. Compound today.
Adv.
PORTLAND, Sept. 19. (AP) But
ter Prints, A grade, 80c lb. In
psrehment wrapper, 81o lb. In car
tons; B grade, psrehment wrapped
30o lb.; cartons, 30a lb.
EGOS Buying price of whole
salerai Fresh specials, 31o dozen; ex
tras, 31c dor,.: standards, 38c doz.;
extra mediums, 25c; do medium
firsts, 23c doz.: undergrade 10c doz.;
pullets, lflc lb.
POTATOES Local, $1.00 cental:
Vaklma Netted Oems, $1.25 1.3U
cental.
. Cheese, milk, country meats, but
terfat, live poultry, onions, canta
loupes, wool and hay stesdy, unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. IS. (API-Wheat:
Open High Low
May 85 .851,, -84
Sept., old B1V4 -63! .81 Vj
Sept., new.. .61 Vj B3i .81(4
Dec .82 H 84 .82 H
Cash:
Big Bend bluestem (13 pet.) ...81.12
Big Bend bluestem . 1.07
Dark hard winter (13 pet.) 1.10
Dark hard winter (U pet.) .81) 14
son wnite
Western white
Hard winter
Northern spring
Western red
Oats No. 3 white, $19.60.
Close
.86 4
S3 V4
82 V4
.84 H
.81
.801,4
.84 V4
.81
.80
American 6c Foreign Power .
A. T. & T
Anaconda -
Atch. T. iz 8. F.
Bendlx Aviation ..
Bethlehem steel .
California Packing .......,
Caterpillar Tractor ... ,
Chrysler ...
Commercial Solvent
Curtlss-Wrlght
DuPont .
General Fooda ................... 80ft
General otora ........ 45(4
International Harvester 58 'A
6i2
138
20 i
61 V,
31
39iJ
31?
80
71
19
3
139
I. T. is T.
Johns-Manvllle .
Montgomery Ward ...
North American ........
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Petroleum
Radio ... .
10
75
32 V4
20
83
28
7
20
13
33
43
7
65
18
46
Sliver.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19. (AP) Bar
allver unchanged at 65.
George Tons Will
Open Barber Shop
George Tong. well-known Medford
barber, will open a new shop adjoin
ing his home on Tenth street, be
tween Holly and Ivy streets, tomor
row. Recently Mr. Tong sold his
down-town business and has built an
attractive and up-to-the-minute shop
on his residential property, where
full barber service will be rendered
and competitive prices featured. Tho
new establishment will be known as
George's Barber Shop.
George Tong has been a resident of
this city for the past eight years, dur
ing which time he hsa owned and op
erated a barber shop In Medford's
down-town district.
Richard Tarlton, the English actor
who died In 1588. was Queen Eliza
beth's favorite clown
Stated Communication of Medford
Lodge No. 103 A. F. 3s A. M Friday,
September 20th, at 7:30
'f-is r.M. visitors invited.
Jxf Fred Purdln. W. M.
' Geo. Alden. Secretary
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FURNITURE reupholstered. finished
and glued. Phone 969-R. Rtdgeway !
06 waoasn Ave. inioauit.
WANTED TO RENT Pully equipped
ranch on shares or cash rent. Phone
383-X.
WANTED Experienced waitress,
at J. N. Cafe.
1WANTED Loan of $3500 on 1100
acre ranch 8 miles from Medford.
Will pay 8 per cent. See or phone
Clarence Pierce.
FOR SALE 9-room house 13 Apart
ments) on corner lot 1 block from
City Park and rented for almost
$48 per month. Price $1250 on
terms or 10 off for nil cash.
Can deliver a clear title for that
price If sold this week. See or phone
Clarence pierce, Medford.
FOR SALE High grade close-in busi
ness building rented to net good
Interest on price of $11,300. c. c.
Pierce. Room 1, Palm building.
Medford.
TO LOAN From $500 to $800 on Al
real estate security. C c. P:erce.
Room 1, Palm building, Medford,
Oregon.
FOR SALE Italian prunea.
7-F-14 after 6:00 p m
Si
Southern Pacific
Std. Brands
Std. Oil Cal
Std. Oil N. J. .........
Trana. America
Union Carbide
United Aircraft ....... ........
U. S. Steel
Snn Franclwo Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO. Spt. 19. (AP)
First grade butterfat, 31c f, o. b.,
San Francisco.
JESSE PHILLIPS DIES
Jease Phillip pajeed away at his
residence near Shady Cove Tuesday
morning, it was learned here today
He leaves several relatives In th
Rogue River valley. Funeral arrange
ments are In charge of the Perl Fun
eral home, and a complete obituary
will appear later.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 3:30 at Antloch.
,
Dairy Confab Set
OAKLAND. Calif., Sept. 10. (AP)
The Western Regional dairy confer
ence will be held here November B
to a. Inclusive, It was announced to
day. Dr. C L. Roadhouse. chief of
the University of California dairy
Industry division col leg t of agricul
ture, will preside.
SNIDERY MILK -The Perfect Food
YOUR CHILD SHOULD
DRINK AT LEAST A
QUART OF OUR RICH
MILK DAILY
Bnider'i Milk is fin en
ergy builder. Every
ichool child should have
plenty of milk to get hii
system built up to resist
winter colds.
yTCT.rV t.:s,)jSii,
203 Vx i! Jr y' : VI
SNIDER DAIRY & PRODUCE CO.
WANTfiD Woman about thirty, ex
perienced waitress and chamber
work, fishing club: wages 50 sea
sonal, Write Mary Taylor. Box 27,
Hornbrook, Calif.
FOR RENT September a3 34 Quince.
Inquire 520 So. Ivy. .
WANTED Woman or lrl for houe- j
work. Call evenings, 814 E. 9th. j
Phone 852 -J. I
FOR SALE Several large and small
ranches, paid up water rights: city
and suburban homes. Bargains
Rentals. W. J. Roberts, Realtor. 720
West 2nd.
ROOM snd Board. Special dinners
served by appointment. Bridge
luncheon and parties arranged.
344 No. Central. Phone 1167-Y.
FOR SALE 5000 gallon redwood wa
ter tank. Ray Shuster, Talent, Bee
son Lane,
FOR RENT Furnished apt., Holly
Court. No. 8. 940.00 month. Jackson
County BIdg. & Loan Association.
Phone 195.
9
e s
Georg
Barber
Shop
OPENS FRIDAY !
at
10th Street Between
Holly and Ivy Streets
Competitive
Prices
Featured
HAIRCUTS
The same careful
service assured
O. A. TONG. Proprietor
35
FOR SALE Jonathan snd Delicious
apples. Ala Vista Packing House.
FARMERS. ATTENTION I Rebuilt sec
ond hand farm Implements st bar
gain prices. Call and sea ua at 30
South drape, Medford.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Eighty acres
on highway and railroad In Klam
ath county, all Irrigated, good po
tato and alfalfa land. H. O. Wilson.
Phone 1322-R.
Medford Cleaners
and DYERS
Expert Repairing
Alterations and Tailoring
Coat Rcllnlng
Phone 1700
Free liellrerr Pickup Serrlce
830 E. .Main Hale heeler
8b zd( $m
SPECIAL THIS
WEEK
BATTERIES
September may bring rool morn
Ing. A battery that's been turn
Inn lb nolor all summer ran
udilrnly go dead. Let ua reron
d it Ion your battery now and pre
rrnt failure. Special oftYr in
fludni 1. TodV rental,
2. Srirntin recharge.
5. IVhaUnr arid.
4, Paint halterr rate.
5. Paint battery rarrier.
6. Reveal battery.
7, Clean and grese battery
eahje terminal!.
ft. Tighten hold down
clamp.
9. Adjust generator charging
rale.
$149
LONGER LIFE
20 MORE POWER '
A shipment of the new Fire
stone Balleries has just ar
rived. These new batteries hare the
starting power and long life
needed today because of the
addition of many electrical
accessories.
All rubber separator, triple
lock reinforced grid, and
msnjr other pstrnted con
struction features give Fire
stone Extra Power Batteries
more power and longer life.
Tirestotte m
TO
VI
Ninth nd Riverside.
SUPPaV AND
CI STOICS
Phone 520
Ovenserve Custard Cups 9t
10 quart Tin Dishpan 9i
Rubber Drain Board Mat 9
Silver Polishing Cloth '. 9
Wax Sandwich Paper 9
Dustless Floor Mop 9
8 quart Galvanized Pail : 9f
0 inch Combination Pliers 9
Coping Saw ; 9c
Curtain Rods . 9
Waste Basket 9f
Screwdriver 9c
Hearth Brush 9
Crystal Tumblers 3 for 9?
Rat Trap .". 9
Many other articles that will be perma
nently displayed in our store, all excel
lent values at the price of .. .9(
is
$11.99 Cash
Lincoln Vacuum Cleaner,
made by well known
manufacturer. Stock
limited. Come early.
Foot Lever
Kitchen Can
Beautifully enameled in
ivory to match AQ.
kitchen,
only
Best Quality Enamel Paint
Four Hour Drying Time!
Quarts. ....... .sale price 99c
Pints sale price 59c
Half Pints ...... sale price 39c
SPECIAL VALUE! SPECIAL VALUE!
Large Size Clothes Drier Only 89c
I Twin Sauce Kitchen
Pans Brooms fllv
Aluminum ' ag
I lOrll Only 59c ltoacustomer LJmi
C70 0'Cedar
mmm WF maim
Minifnsvtc&r pw".k w a
Mop 9c
Pail 9c
stick 9c
1 to a
customer
Gretna Green
Dinnerware
Open stock.
32 pc. set, only
$3.89
Green Glassware
Glasses. .2 for' 9c
Sherbets. 2 for 9c
Pie Plates 2 for 9c
Lunch Plates . . 9c
Cast
Aluminum '
Ware
$3.99 two
c o m p art
ment cook
er, only
99c
No. 7 Frying Pan
Worth $1.43, only..
$2.20 Sauce Pans
only
S9c
99c
Sale Begins Friday, September 20th
These Values Will Not Last Long So Come Early!
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Even dishwashing ceases to be a taslt when
there's an unlimited supply of hot waterl
An AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER
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need for every household taslc . . . how much
easier it makes all housework when the turn
of a faucet brings piping hot water day or
night! Entirely automatic, you simply install
this heater and forget about it. The cost is
less than 10c a day!
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WATER
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