MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREl.oX, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1933.
PAGE EIGHT
APPLEGATE PHONE
LINE CONSTRUCTED
Wlffl HELP OF CCC
lCI APPLEGATE, Dec. 2 (Spl.)
A new consolidated telephone sys
tem pxtendlnf? from Hutton toJficlt
tymvnie will be completed this wln
l by CCO men without cost to
local shareholders, ,ccordln& to a
ntrnct with the roreat service In
TMlch the government has tBken
ver the farmers' lines to Jack
r.llle. Farmers are free of all obllna
ons In construction of the line,
but are asked to pay their isnare ot
malntenair costs after the line la
ullt. According to Banner lee Port,
who met with the consolidated share
holders at Ruch laat week, a wood
preservative iled on the po'ea will
Riiarantee good condition of the
line for IS years, barring an acci
dent or unusual weather conditions.
The contract granting ownership
of the lines to the forest service,
which was drawn up for a year,
to be renewed annually, has nothing
to do with regulation of shares or
twitching fees. Construction of the
new line waa completed last year
from Hutton to Ruch, and a CCC
crew la engaged st present In build
ing the line to Jacksonville. Polea
will be put on one side of the high
way, and will serve the 38. 31, 33.
p and government lines.
For years the consolidated lines
from the Applegate have been In
most unsatisfactory atate. and local
residents are pleased with the new
arrangement.
1 .1 veal nrlc
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 58. (AP)
USDA) HOGS 350 Including 189
through and direct: market active,
18 to 25c higher; good to choice 170
to 320 lbs., o.85i10.00: 345-lb.
butchers. W.60: few slaughter pigs.
0.00 at 9.60: packing bows, 7.60:
choice light feeders quotable 10.25.
CATTLE, 300 Including 149 through
and direct. Calvos 15 Including 10
direct: market active, strong to S6c
hleher; bulls and low-grade cowa up
most; no slaughter steers offered:
good fed ateers quotablo $7.50 ur 8.00.
Few common heifers, a4.504.76; bet
ter to 6.00; low cutter and cutter
cows, a3.759j3.50: good beef cows, to
(5.35: heavy sausage bulla to $5.00;
few medium vealers, a.006.50;
choice quotable to 8.50.
SHEEP, 100 Including 33 direct;
scattered sales around ateady. Com
mon 74-lb. lambs, 7.50; good heavy
lambs to 8.60; good to choice handy
weights quotable 0.26e9.60; fat ewes
aalcable at 4.004.75.
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK. Dec. 38. (AP) The
stock market forged ahead today un
der the leadership of aviation, utility
and specialty groups.
Gains of fractions to 8 ox moro
points were scattered over a broad
front at the firm close, while the
turnover was not exceptional, It waa
larger than uaual for a post-Christmas
session. Transfers aproxlm&tee)
2.200.000 shsres.
Todsy's closing prices for 81 Vt-
ed atocks follow:
Al. chem. s Dye
Am. Csn ..
Am. It Fgn. Pow ,
A. T. ii T
Anaconda
Atch. T. it 0. F.
Aendlx Avla
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tra
Chryaler
Coml. Solv .-. .
Curtlss-Wrlgsjt
DuPont 37y4
13
714
lsK
T4
'A
23
1
014
Gen. Foods
Gen. Motors
Int. Harvest.
Johns-Man. .
Mont. Vard
North Amer
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips H
Radio
Sou. Pac ..
Std. Brands ..-
Std. Oil Cel.
Std. Oil N. J. ..
Trans. Amer ,
Union Carb
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
33 i
66'i
Vi
4
3i's
SSlft
7
381,
124
33 ?i
15'i
37
4B4
13?.
71
39
47
San Francisco Butter
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 38. (AP)
First grade butterfat,. 39!e f. o. b.
3an Francisco.
Silver
NEW YORK, Dec. 3. (AP) Im
ported bar silver for domestlo use
remained unchanged at 49c an
ounce today.
CHICAGO, Dec. 36. (AP-USDAI
Hoga 32.000; under 200 lbs. active,
strong to 10c higher: heavier slow,
mostly ateady: tendency weak; sup
ply light weight hoga below trade
requirements top 10.30 for choice
100-200 lbs.; desirable 140-250 lbs.,
flOOw 10.15: choice 250-lb. butchers
up to 810.00; 360-300 lbs., 89.50-95;
sows. 8,50-75. '
CATTLE 000: better grade 'ed
ateers steady on shipper account;
top, 814.00 several loads. 12.60
13: lower grades slow, weak: other
killing classes firm to 35c higher:
vev few vealeda In crop: helfera
$7X10 upward; eome held above 819;
cutter cows firm to shade higher;
beef cowa scarce; very few atockera
In crop, stendy: outside on -weighty
amisxgo bulls, .-; selected vealcra
up to 811.50, mostly $11 down.
SHEEP 1R000: fat lambs alow:
undertone weak to 35c lower: most
sales and bids showing full decline,
some bids olf more; lew sales Rood
to choice native and fed western
lambs, $11.25-50; many held above
$11.05: top, $11.75 on few choice
nntiv. tn vnrrt traders: nothing
done on yearlings: alvep about
Btcsdy: ewes M w .w ie-Miuis
lnmbs scarce.
HALF-CLAD FAMILY
GETS YULE CHEER
Although wood for the fire was
acflrre, clothes wire scant; and the
larder was nearly empty, a young
mother and five children, living In
a tumble down shanty on the drear
Agate desert north of Central Point,
sre finding Joy In the Yuletlde.
a pig dox m groceries, a back ji
flour and a sack of potatoes were
left at their plaoe Christmas Eve
by the Elks lodge at a time when
the mother waa wondering what
to feed her children.
She had. been washing the day
the gift came and her first words
were sn apology for the clothes she
was wearing. Her only dress waa rn
the waah and she was forced to
wear a blanket which was wrapped
around her In the way of the Indians
of long ago.
Anyone able to aid the family
with apparel donations may ascer
tain the name and address by call
ing Ernest A. Rostet at the Crater
lake national park office In the
federal building.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 3(1. (AP)
Orntn:
Wheat: Open High I-ow Clnae
May Hfi HT. ,86 ,87'j
Dit 8fi'4 .Bfl'i ,86'4 .B8i3
Cash:
Bin H-rnd bluwitom (13 pct.)....1.23ii
niR Bond hi western 1.21
Onrk hard winter (13 pet.)....- 1.13
inrk hard winter (11 pet.)....- .DM-.
Pott white .HH'i
West ern wh t tf 1 3
Northern aprtng - Brti-j
Hnrd winter - ,R7'a
Western rt1 H.V-i
Oats No. 3 white. i22 .50.
Corn No. 3 eaatcrn yellow, $30
Corn Arcentlne. 'J9.
Mlllrun. S17.50.
Today's car receipts: Wheat. 84;
barley. 1; flour, 15; corn, 3: hay. 8.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Dec. 20 ( AP) But
ter Prints, A grade. 3flisc lb. In
parchment wrapper. 37' ac lb. tn
r'trton; B grade, parchment wrap
ped. 3f 1 c lb.: carton.
nUTTKHFAT Portland delivery: A
mauc. deliveries at leat twice weekly
37 ?$c lb ; country route. 3S t:iflc
lb : C piMdr at market.
B OHADK CltFAM Foil MARKFT-TNti--
Buying price, butterfat Sasis.
M- Pi
Kftf.S Btiving price of whoie-mli-r
: Freh peclal5. 21c. f trm.
3 1' 9Vti:'.!dR. 9r; extra merit mi),
lVi d', medium fir?i, 15c; under-jr--'f!e.
II--; pultets, I4c di7en
C) i f-c , nn Ik, country meats, live
poulirv. onion, p-talne. wool and
hay, steady and unchanged.
BURGLAR FORCES
LOCAL RESIDENT
10 LOCATE CASH
(Cctlnurl Prom P Ok )
on the lights under the that T
aftorftlrs hln If Ym 4i4 .
thw Wal!ar mH turaerf tm
taiff "th will liWs my Chrlstaars
fihrmttmt a sm deyertev.
ValMVs youmi Bh. In tit
next roosn, hc$yatf the entire co
versatlon, but unsrMM, w un
able to fs to his father's si.
Illisei . Viaai. 9m mp
iin ats. also hiH vmw m
Chrlstatsn nlfltt, and Is ab re
luctant to believe that trie vMter
was Santa Claus. Vaughsn tol4 city
police today that some time aft
he had retired last night hta tftN
room was ented, and a pusfe ccaa
talnlnf between 25 and ) takwi
from under his pillow. A 13 fut
shotgun, In a case, was also sol
from his room.
Walter Krejise, 1 038 Queen Anne
avenue, reported that a bicycle had
been stolen from the Kresse garage
Christmas night. Harry Ward re
ported that he had frightened a.
prowler from his back porch at 028
Dakota atreet.
4-
SEEKS RESTRAINER
E
SPOILED BY THAW
After United States forest service
crews cleared the Dead Indian road
of snow, a thaw developed late yes
terday afternoon and made the road
lm passable because of slush and mud.
The highway waa cleared so that
Medford residents might get to their
cottages at Lake of the Woods for
Christmas. When word of the thaw
was received, the forest service noti
fied C. E. Gates and he passed on
the word to those who had planned
to motor to their lake bungalows.
While telephone communication
could not be established with Lake
of the Woods this morning. It was
believed by forest men that Pelican
road, approaching the resort from
the other side, was passable.
HEW LICENSE PLATES
New 1036 auto licenses are being
purchased at the sheriff's office at
the rate of about 60 per day, with
Saturday showing sales approaching
the 100 mark. The peak of the
salsa Is expected to come over the
week-end, and Monday and Tues
day of next week.
Autotnta operating their cars after
January 1 without new plates, can
expect to encounter the usual traf
fic law difficulties. Scores of Jack
son county motorists hsve filed
their license payments direct with
the secretary of state at Salem,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
PHONE 069-R for re-upholstering, re
flnlahing, re -gluing. Thlbault.
F. Bronqulst, Jacksonville miner.
filed civil suit In circuit court to
day against the Pacific Statea Mines,
Inc., aeektng 93000 alleged damages,
and a restraining order, prohibiting
the operators of the Opp mine from
further milling of gold-bearing ore,
on which Bronqulst claims ownership.
Bronqulst alleges that last Tues
day the milling of 00 tons of high
grade ore and fiOO tons of low grade
ore was started by the defendants
against his wishes, and unles re
strained he will suffer louses. The
ore. the complaint cites, la dumped
at the mouths of the "Smith Tun
nel" and the "No. 10 Tunnel" of the
Opp mine.
The Pacific Statea Mines. Inc., are
operators of the Opp mine near
Jacksonville, as leases. A suit is
now pending In circuit court,
wherein John W. Opp, the owner,
seeks cancellation of the lease,
amorur other things.
Card of Thanks.
To the many friends and neighbors
who have expressed their sympathy in
our Inte bereavement, and to 'he
Ma.ons of Medford and Jack
sonville, and the Rev. Peterson
for his comforting thoughts, we give
our heartfelt thanks for all klndnesa
extended: also for the beautiful flor.il
offering and mualc Mrs. C. J. Balrd.
Lucille Balrd. Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Balrd.
FOR SALE IM11 blood Poland-China
weanrr pigs. S.VOO each: white Wy
andotte cockerels, ftl.00 ench. S. L.
Johnston. Applegate, Ore.
NARAOANSETT and Bronz breedl
stock for mile. Hudson & Kupetz
stock. Two days only. Dean Stacy.
Htllcrest road.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALS
Now in progress
KHIKLWYN B. HOFFMANN.
Chicago Wheat
FASTER service!
PORTLAND l'ihrs.
SEATTLE 2 hrs.
SAN FRANCISCO 2'hrs.
LOS ANCELES
4'jhr$.
FOR RENT One housekeeping room;
heat, lights, hot water. ;J45 No.
Bartlett,
FOR RENT fl-room upstair furnish
ed Hat, close in: adult. Cheap rent
to steady tenant. Inquire Taylor.
340 South Ompe St.
LEAVING for Marahfleld Saturday
morning; want pnssenRers: share
expenses. Box 4463. Tribune.
FOR SALE
Call 3d. .
Large davenport, 20
Annuity Rates To
Rise I s Warning
George Henselmnn, district agent
for the Aetna Life Insurance Co., has
received advance notice of a raise in
annuity rates, effective January 1,
1930. "All of the leading llf insur
ance companies are or have already
revised their rates of annuity con
tract and the lowering of interest
rates on their investment and the
favorable mortality experienced
among purchasers of annuities la giv
en as the reason," according to Mr.
Hensolman. who said "huge sum of
money are being Invested in this type
of security for safety of Income and
tax exemption advantage. One life
Insurance company reported the sale
of 16.000,000 in single premium an
nuities during two weeks of advance
notice to Its field organization."
DIES IN GRANTS PASS
Mrs. Evelyn
Medford, and
ton Wyatt of
away at the
Jonnston, formerly of
mother of Belle Johns
Orants Pass., passed
Josephine general hos
pital In Grant Pass of December 35.
Funeral services will be held Friday
at 1 p. m., In Grants Pass with bur
ial at Phoenix, Ore.
terment will take place in the Med
ford I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Henrietta Lewis
Fun eral Frid ay
Funeral services for Henrietta Lewis
will be conducted from the Perl Fu
neral home Friday t 11 a. m. with
the Rev. W. R. Balrd officiating. In-
I Commercial Art Cartooning
FASHION ILLUSTRATION. Reason.
I able rates and practical method. 11.
TERM STARTS Jan. 6.
TIIF. OREfiON SCHOOL OF AKTS
500 New Flledner Big., Portland, Ore,
TOY fox terrier pup for sale. Call
at Severln Electric. 1303 N. River
side or call 3D0 from 9:30 to 4:30.
DRESSED turkeys and chickens. Dean
Stacy. Hlllcre.t roai
BARNYARD fertlllrer anv kind you
want. MoOonanle. Phone 25A-M
WOMAN with hOApltfll training wiahr
work; any kind; po anywhere. Box
87B.
FOR SM.E-Set of Fotxiwn tmctor
wheels, regular: aln set of Darby
wheels. W. H. Arnold, Rt. 1. Box
2l)7.
Ft'RNISHED home, close In. 3 bed
rooms: 3O00. water and phone
paid. Brown fc White. Realtors.
CHlrWOO, Dec. 2tV (AP) Wheat: ;
Open Hl;h Low Clo.se j
pec H, 1 0(5 1.0J' 1 (MP, I
May .fi0't .99"', .99s, .t9' I
Ju;y .ey',4 .B-Ji .B9',f I
rw f.mer morning and evening
pl.tnr to 1 i:t,irnn; aKo to IVrtUtui,
l .irc irti, Sr.itttf. Now vou tan leave
at 1:12 p. m., and arrive in I'prfUnd
I'ffore dmnrr. Or leave after lunvh
and le in Southern C'.ilifornia in e.irlv
evt-nina' 1'win ruined pUncs. 1 letted
(al'ins. Ste. wartlike.
Tkkrtt: Municipal Airport
Tel. J41
Hotels; Tiel Bureaus; I'etfgrsph Offi.M
UNITED AIR LINES
A FULL PINT X y A JM
Costs Little..
Tastes like a Million'
The American Distilling Co.
PERIN, ILUNOIS
In Full Swing!
(jreat
Wards
est J
anuary
' A rnUlion nd a J
half pounds of raw pteypFi' f&&
cotton purchased :tftw$?&LfW&t.J!
months apo when p ff ' Ti&rS "vr
market prices were Jp&ySJ4 tiL3
at the "low." f$?p J$f2
Hupte Ward pur
chases mean extra
savings! O v r
350.000 shectB and
cases. 2.500.000 i-
yaras of Wash
Goods.
r-j
Wards kept fac
tories busy during
a slack season to
get prices down to
rock bottom.
4 ff$f&.Mi
No slipshod "rush ?v,
work"' for Wards! f
More time spent in v "
manufacture And
careful inspection
of merchandise.
e &r '
Merchandise test
ed tv Ward Bur-
eau of Si.indards.
Wards towels
absorb six times
as much water as
their weight.
7
e 2&zer on IE wry MP o liar
Hsre's Wards largest white goods purchase in 63 years of business! $1,000,000
worth of regular quality merchandise bought at market "lows" months ago and
priced to save Ward customers $225,000 during this sale! TO YOU that means
a saving of 22c on the dollar or even more! (Buy four "Longwear" sheets, eight
cases, a double and single blanket, ten yards of linen toweling for only $11.44
and save $3.46! Stock up on ALL your white goods needs during Wards sale, and
pocket a real saving!
FOUND ELSEWHERE AT $1.09
Save 25c on every sheet yon buy! '
Hundreds of thousands of women from coast to coast know Longwear sheets! Know how
well they wear; like the soft smooth finish, snowy whiteness! 64x64 count muslin, hand
torn to insure straight hems after Iaundeting. We bought them before prices increased and
84c is close to to-day's wholesale price.
Fine Muslin Sheets r n
919
PACKAGE
OF TWO
Washed ready for use give 4 years wear
under normal use if laundered every other
week. Special woven tape salvage. Size 31x93.
rool iilanh'cts
LINEN TOWELING, yd
Steven "P" linen, 18"! Make your
own dish or roller towels. Fast color,
side borders.
17c
SHOPPERS FOUND
ELSEWHERE at $1.98
Clear, snowy white single blankets of fine
bleached cotton with 5 wool. Pastel bor
ders. Extra heavy 2!4 lbs. Extra large 72x
84-inch. DOUBLE Blankets, Wards Sale Price
$2.69. Elsewhere $3.49.
"CANNON"-TURKISH TOWELS
10x38-inch larger than most 15c IOC
towels! Double loop pastPl borders.
23x46-in., 23c. Save at Wards l
TABLE OILCLOTH, yard OOf
0 Elsewhere at 30c. Save 10c a yard. CCC
Solid colors, small checks, plaids, all
over patterns; white. 46-inch.
PRINTED BATISTE, yard
Lovely sheer Batiste in small springy
patterns. 36 inches wide. Vat-dyed
colors. Tub-fast.
12c
MUSLIN, Elsewhere 12K-0 yd
Strong quality for household use.
w Bleached in the 36-inch width. Un
bleached in the 38;-2-inch width.
LONGWEAR SHEETING, yd....
9 Elsewhere 37c yard. Same quality
bieacned sneeung as Longwear sheets.
Unbleached at 31c yard. 81-inch.
70x80-INCH BLANKETS, ea
g Elsewhere 69c. Soft cotton single
w blankets. Rose, blue, green, orchid or
gold color plaids. Save at Wards!
JACQUARD BEDSPREADS 4 ff
Elsewhere $1.29. Attractive. new I UU
9 pattern. Lustrous rayon with cot
ton. Rose, blue, green, gold,
orchid. 80xl05-inch.
9c
34c
59c
Wards Silrania Mriats
SIMILAR QUALITY ELSEWHERE AT 15c . ; f , , ; ,
750,000 yards purchased for January Silvania cottons and patterns
exclusive with Wards Sale I The newest for Spring! Flowers,
plaids, checks, patterns all TUBFAST so they look bright and
clear after many washings. 36-inch.
PINNACLE PRINTS
Elsewhere at 25c I Ftne. 80-square
percales in a host of brand, new
oatterns. 36 inches wide. Yd
I9
36-INCH BROADCLOTH,
Klscwhere 15c . . . save 5c a yard!
In pink, rose, Copen. green, maize,
other colors or white. Yd
1 2,2c
MONTGOMERY WARD
Out Co.Tfjmor Of.'rf f.-fs Mis f:t ! T:-r, J.vV(,.B, N ,(,,,