MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHU, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935.
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coercing passage of the bill with the
Candalarla Heights provision," were
Representative E. W. Kirkpatriek of
Mllwaukie and Lyle Thomaa of West
Balem.
The five members who reversed
themselves on the test rote over their
stand yesterday Included Representa
tive Carl Fimdahl, Republican, of
Pendleton. Harry Prazlerof Molalla,
Moore Hamilton of Medford. M. M.
Hill of Hood River, and C. T. Hockett,
Republican, of Enterprise.
On the final vote three others
changed over, which however would
not have changed the result either
way. They were T. W. Munyan. Dem
ocrat, of Lebanon, and Harvey Wells
and Robert Farrell, both Republican,
of Portland.
Voting for the bill were:
Alber, Angell, Bernes. Bolvin, Bull,
Carter, Dickson. Eckersley, Eneda.hl,
Erwln, Farrell, Frazer, Graham, Grant,
Hamilton. Hill of Hood River, Hockett,
Honeyman, Hosch. Hyde, Krier, Leach,
Mflgruder, McCloskey, McKevitt, Mun
yan. Nelson, Norblad. Norton. Rankin,
Rennie. Rodman, Ross, Semon, Sni
der. Wells and Speaker Lafcourette.
Against Caufleld. Duerst, Fatland.
French. Fuhrer. Gouley, Halght. Har
tleon, Hill of Lane, Hughee, Johnson,
Jonea, Klrkpatrick, Knight, Martin,
Oleen, Osborne, Riddle, Scott, Staples,
Taylor, Thomas and Tobin.
The house at noone had passed the
unemployment insurance bill aftjer
defeating the minority report which
would have taxed the employes ae
, well. The bill, passed as a part of
the federal social security program,
(wm termed the "payroll tax." It
'would become effective In 1938.
The senate passed the minority re
port on a substitute bill for the Pear
son measure, which was killed earlier
In the week, allowing the board of
control, at Its discretion, to Insure
fcata j.'4fe&ftv. The Pearson bill was
eft tck to committee recently, on
a vote for reconsideration, and reach
ad the floor today in the form of, the
substitute bill.
Senators Walker and Lee, leading
the fight for the minority report,
argued . that the restoration fund
ould remain as at present but that
the board of control should be per
mitted to buy Insurance on certain
ttats properties.
Senators Zimmerman and Burke
were the only disenting votes.
Governor Martin signed senate bill
48, introduced by Senator Hess, which
provides for the remission of interest
and penalty on the payment of de
linquent taxes on personal and real
property. It Is anticipated that this
bill will raise considerable additional
funds.
Market?
" I.lTPKtork
-PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 8. (AP)
(U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS 300 incltld
tns 325 direct. Market slow, weaker
to 15c lower. Good to choice 185-210
lbs. mostly 9.35: 330-3C0 lbs. 8 60-9.
Light lights artiund 8.75. PacklnK
sows 7-7.50. Choice light feeders to
10S8.
CATTLE 300 including le through
and direct; calves 80, Including 39
through and direct. Scattered sales
around steady. Common to medium
steers 4.75-6.50; common heifers 4
4.75; low cutter and cutter cows 2-3;
few butcher cows 3.25-3.75; good beef
cows to 8. Bulla 3.50-4.50. Common
to medium vealers 4.50-8.50; choice
to 8.
SHEEP 250 Including 199 direct.
Mo6t sales around stesdy. Medium to
good 83-90 lb. lambs 8-8.25; medium
104 lbs. 7.25. Few hesd yearlings 6;
fairly good ewes 3.25; common down
to 1.50.
Big Bend bluestem (13 pet.) ... ! 18
Big Bend bluestem ., MS
Dark hard winter (12 pet.) ...... 1.08
I Do (11 pet.)
'Soft white .. .
Western white
Hard winter
Northern spring
Western red ..
.87 '-j
.80
.79
.83 !i
.80
.79
Wall St. Report
Am. Can
Am. & Fgn. Pow;;.;
A. T. A T
; Anaconda
Atch. T. & S, F
Bendlx Avla ,
Beth. Steel
California Pack'g .,
Caterpillar Tract, ..
Chrysler
Com!. Solv
Curt isa-Wright .....
DuPont
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8
(AP-USDA) CATTLE, 50; light run
all cows, steady: load medium 1008-lb.
Grange cows, $4.75; few low cutter to
cutters. 3.50-4.00: bulls absent; late
Thursday: steers steady to mostly 15c
lower; two loads 975 to 1150-lb. Ore
gon grass fed steers, $7.00; six cars
950-lb; California steers oft, best top
6.7B. Calves, 30; nominal; choice
light vealers quoted up to 89.50.
SHEEP, " 1,350; steady; four decks
good to choice 82-85-lb. California
medtum-pelt lambs, $9.00 straight;
four decks holdover lambs to locai
feed lot, late Thursday: deck choice
93-lb. medium-pelt California lambs
$9.00.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8 f AP) A buy
ing stampede for the utilities In to
day's stock market swept many Issues
up 1 to 3 or more points to new highs
for the past four years. The majority
of final prices were shaded.
It was one of the speediest sessions
since early In 1934, transfers approxi
mating 3,350.000 shares. Industrial
specialties Joined the advance in the
face of considerable profit taking. De
spite a few soft spotst the close was
firm.
Today's closing prices for 33 select
ed stacks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 163',i
14
, 48V,
33 i
43
36
. 8S
19'4
3'i
13fli
Gen. Foods ..... 33
Gen. Mot 58
Int. Harvest. 59' i
I. T. As T 11
Johns-Man 93 ,i
Monty Ward . 36
North Amer. ... 27sg
Penney (J. C.) . ao'i
Phillips Pet ..; ... , ss
Radio , . g
Sou. Pac .L-.. 18' j
Std. Brands ........... 15'J,
St. Oil Cal ...v 37'-;
St. Oil N. J. . 49 U
Trans. Amer. 11
Union Carb. T1H
Unltd. Aircraft .... 303;
U. S. Steel . 47
Portland Prod
uce
PORTLAND,, Ore., Nov. 8. (AP)
BUTTER Prints. A grade, 34V4c lb.
in parchment wrapper, 35'io In car
tons; B grade, oarchment wrnn.H
38!4c lb.; cartons 34',c lb.
BUTTERPAT Portland delivery: A
grade deliveries at least twice weekly,
34-3SC lb.; country routes, 32-35c lb.;
B grade deliveries less than twice
weekly, 32-350 lb.; C grade at market.
EOGS Buying price of wholesalers:
Fresh sbeclals. 33-.14c: ntru ,..
standards 29c; extra medium 25c: do
medium firsts 20c; undergrade 18c;
puiier.. toe aozen.
ONIONS Oregon , $2.00 per 100 lbs.
Cheese, milk, countrv m.r.t.
hair, cascsra bark, hops, live poultry,
potatoes, wool and hay, steady and
unchanged. t
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Portland" Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. .AP)
Grain:
Wheat: Open- High Low Close
May .81 .81 $4 .80 .B
Dec. 80 .80 .79 ,80
Cash:
'The Home of Good Meats, Swift's Gov't Inspected Meats"
Brawny football stars eat
plonty of steer beef Steak
like you can always find
at the Liberty Market. If
you want the best of
everything get the habit
of buying all your meats
at this fine market.
Beef Veal
Pork Lamb
Get Your Supply of Meat
at the Liberty to
Last Over Armistice.
WE HAVE FINE TURKEYS
ORDER YOURS NOW
Al Stewart's Capon Fryers and Roasters
COLORED HENS
FRESH OYSTERS FRESH FISH
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BOYS AT THE SIDEBOARD
In our houie you'll always find our
Family's Whiikey setting on the side
board. Always dnnlc in the open, I
tell the boys. I've got three boys you
know all helping with the Wilken
Family Whitkey.T.iii shows my sons
Harry Jr. and William and then
there's my son-in-law, Tom.
Harry E. Wilken, Sr.
In this here prize recipe
you'll taste what making 380
million gallons taught me!
Yes sir, you're tasting the real family's
whiskey of us Wilkens and you can
bet your boots I've put all the knack
I got out of my 40 or so years of ex
perience into it ! But knack's not all there
is to it not by a jugful. It's the care
and bother you put into it kicking up
plenty of fuss if your grains don't come
right up to snuff getting your mash
Just so taking your time putting it
through real slow. It's nursing it along
every inch of the way! If you ever hap.
pen to be up our way, just drop in up to
the distillery. You'll find me and the boys
watching over our Family's Whiskey
from 8 a. m. till quitting time. And when
you taste how licking good it is, I miss
my guess if you don:t say the Wilkens
done mighty well by you. That's what
everybody seems to be saying anywayl
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Saturday Specials
Buy for Sunday and Monday
Monday is Armistice Day. Be sure and lay in a supply of foods
for both Sunday and Monday. Complete stocks are here for your
choosing and you can buy everything for your table right here,
saving both time and money. The best of foods and service always.
Yes, wo deliver.
MINCE MEAT PRUNES
Choice Quality New Crop a Fine
for Those Pies Breakfast Food
2 lbs, 19c 4 lbs. 25c
SUGAR 10 "s 53c
Buy Meats for Sat and Mon.
Fey Fat R. I. R. fryers lb. 23c
Fancy R. I. Red Hens lb. 20c
Country Style Sausage lb 1 5c
Choice Beef Pot Roast lb. 12c
Beef Short Ribs . . lb. 10c
SHORTENING . 3 lbs for 39c
Salt Pork . . . per lb. 23c
Fresh Side Pork per lb. 20c
BaCOn eastern, medium thick lb. 34c
Hani Swift's Empire or Half
lb. 27c
Hani Armour's Star or Half
lb. 33c
New Sauer Krant quart 10c
COFFEE
S & W Coffee, 2 lb. tins 55c
Red A Coffee, 3 lbs. for 50c
Ground fresh the way you like it.
FLOUR
Real Flour Values
Klamath Falls Bouquet
$1155
49 lb.
sack
Harvest King Flour
A Good
All-Purpose Flour
49 lb.
sack
Be Sure and Buy
for TWO DAYS
PEANUT BUTTER
FINE
QUALITY
2 ibs 29
National Cheese Week
Beginning Saturday, Nov. 9
Here are some Real Specials for you:
TILLAMOOK CHEESE, lb. 23c
LOCAL CHEESE, lb 22c
We are also offering a fine assortment of package
Cheese and Cheese Spreads at Speoial Prices during
National Cheese Week..
MILK
Libby or Peter Pan
2 &
Case 48 Tall cans $2.85
FREE With Lux Soap
Reproductions of famous paintings free with each pur.
chase of 3 bars Lux Toilet Soap.
3 bars for 19c
SOAP SPECIALISTS BIG '
COMBINATION OFFER
1 Lux Toilet .08
1 Lux Flakes, large 26
1 Rinso, large 25
1 Lifebuoy : : 08
; rforayon,y 54c
Nut Margerine
oood 3 ca
7 7c
POUNDS
Fruits Vegetables
SPUDS
Klamath Falls Netted Gem
50 lbs. No. 2, 75c
50 lbs. No. 1, $1.00
Saturday Bakery Special
Buy for Sunday and Monday
We have a choice assortment of Bakery goods for the
Double Holiday. Shop here tomorrow and select
sverything you need to make your dinners complete.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
AUNT MARTHA'S CHOCOLATE
FUDGE CAKE
Made from a new reoipe. Both cake and icing gener
)usly filled with toasted walnuts I
Large Cake , . . . . 49c
Half Cake .....27c
POTATO CRULLERS, doz.. .... 19c
Rolls: Parkerhouse, Butteries. Napkinj and Sesame