MEDFORD MAIL TRTRITNT!. MTSDFOHD. OREGON. FRIDAY. M ARCH 13. 1936.
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powers her dlspm with Ethiopia
must be settled btfor she could par
ticipate actively In smoothing out
'the Rhlneland embrogllo.
: Feels Morally Bound
. (An Informed Italian aouroe told
the Associated Press In Roma that
Italy feels morally bound to protest
aaalnat sanctions being applied to
w, Germany).
Mji m view of the fact Great Britain
. r. i.i. tvi ivniunt nf Prance, made
k the ItaiO-itniopian wr n wwh vmo
't for League of Nations' sanctions, the
Italians were said to have taken the
v stand "No British or French statts-
man now can go to Italy and ask
I the Italian people to fight for them
I In any eventuality whatsoever."
' The same condition. It was said.
, i applies to any new "locarno" pact
! which might be formed since, with
out Italy's support, any agreement
MUST BE SETTLED
FIRST, SAYS DUCE
(Continued from Page One.)
iMarteety
LWwtoek
CHICAGO. March 13. (AP-USDA)
HOGS 0.000; fairly actlce, stady to
10c higher: average; top, 910.75: bulk
160 to 350 lb., 10.40 10.75: 140 to
100 lb., $10.35 10.85; 350 to 350-lb.,
0.35(910.50: sows. a9.1flt39.60.
CATTLE 3.500. calve 500: fed
steers and yearlings alow; better
grade without reliable shipper out
let; lower grades mostly 17.509.00;
hardly as active as earlier In the
week but still 35 to 40c over a week
ago; good and choice steers barely
steady with week ago: all heifers fully
steady today; strictly choice weighty
kinds. 99.00; light offerings. S8.75:
fairly broad demand for lower grade
heifers but all grade cows 10 to 15c
lower: bulls and vealers. (flow, steady.
SHEEP 11,000; lamb trade opening
steady, early sales around 93 to 96-lb.
fed westerns, a 10 .25 1 two loads around
100-lb., 910.10; two good loads around
strictly good to choice 86-lb. fed
western yearlings, 99.50; two-year-olds
off at 98.50; best choice heavy fleeced
fed western ewes, 96-35.
weekly, 31 33c lb.; C grade at mar
ket. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET
Buying price, butt erf at basis, 63 c
pound.
EGGS Buying price of wholesalers:
Extras, 18c; standards, 16c; extra me
dium, 16c; do medium firsts, 15c;
undergrade, 13c: pullet, 13c dosen.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool and
hay. steady and unchanged.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, March 13. (AP) Wheat:
Open Hlgb Low Close
May 1.00'i 1.011. .BS', 1.01',
July BOM il'i .89i JOH
8ep. .89 .89 !i .88 Vi .891,
reached would be merely an Anglo-
of Plerro-Etlenne
foreign minister,
I cant
tell the
i Stench pact.
Flandln Embarrassed
' The position
w.nrfin. French
was made delicate," by Italy's stand.
The demand In France for sanc
s tlona against Italy was said to be
! so strong he was, in effect, placed
! in the position of saying
J n hack to France and
1 French people they are less lmport-
.nt than Ethiopia: Emperor Halle
1 thiamin can set what we can't.'
j Ambassador Von Hoesch remained
J in the forelun office only a short
time. He said he had not talked to
' locarno signatories but he aecllneo
to say whether he had talked to
Anthony Eden, the British foreign
f secretary.
it was Immediately rumored
i through Whitehall that Eden had
given the German envoy a request
' .? K nrfn.t Britain. France, Bel-
Wf"WI "J
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. March
13. (AP-USDA) HOGS 150: nomi
nally steady, package medium 145-lb.
butchers, 110.40. quotable top around
910.90 on 170 to 225 lb.; packing sows
quoted mostly sround 88.50. Late
Thursday load local butchera mostly
tlO.85.
CATTLE 150, all classes active,
fully steady: good under 900-lb. fed
steers absent, quoted around $7.50
7.85; short load good 1035-lb. range
cows, 85.75, odd lots common to me
dium cows, 84.75i9 5.25; few low cut
ters and cutters. 83.00 ? 4.50: common
to medium bulls. 84.50 a 5 .35. good
quoted up to 86.00. Calves 25, fully
steady, odd head choice vealera up to
$10.00; package common to medium
335-lb. Oregon calves, $6.00.
KEEP 25. lambs absent; good un
der 85-lb. fed wooled lambs quoted
around $9.50(3 9.85. Small lot me
dium good holdover wooled ewes.
84.75, steady.
Portland Wheat
Wall St. Report
HITLER INDEXED
AS MESSIAH TYPE
IS!
(Continued from Page One.)
NEW YORK, March 13. (AP)
Fears that European discussions aim
ed at preservation of peace may fail
were reflected today In a progressive
lower movement in the stock market.
Shares lost 1 to 4 or more points.
Each time a halt in the decline ap
peared, activity diminished, and
prices again fell with en increase In
the trading pace. The late tone was
weak, and transactions approximated
3.750,000 shares. j
Today's closing prices for 33 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 178
Am. Can 132',;
Am. & Fgn. Pow ........ ...... .... 7
A. T. & T. - 1654
Anaconda . 33 Vj
Atch. T. tfe 6. P 74
Bendix Avia. 33
Beth. Steel 52 4
Caterpillar Tract. .
California Pack'g. 33
Chrysler 91
Coml. Solv 20
Curtlss-Wright Bi
DuPont 14 1H
Oen. Foods ..
Gen. Mot
prophet, he does not know himself
In advance what he may speak.
Hitler la a combination of types
a gambler, prophet, magician, and
primitive psychologist of extreme
eloquence.
The Fuehrer knows how to act
alone, but not In association with
othera. It appears he cannot negoti
ate because he does not consider
anone his equal or the equal of his
people.
In the London drama there are
two actors of a maketip the opposite
of Hitler Eden and Lltvtnoff. They
aro negotiators. They have almost
no ego of their own.
Hitler's threats against commun
ism do not scare Lltvinoff. The man
of the Soviet knows Russia never has
been conquered, and to him, what
Hitler fears is underground commun
ism among his own people.
To Eden as to Hitler, communism
would appear a danger.
Flandin and Sarrnut, the French
men, arc not so much psych oloiical
personalities as symbols of ths ner
vous system of France.
X think they are emotionally keyed
to feel that there l a profound in
tention of the whole German revolu
tion to dominate the world, and that
If the Fuehrer's troops cross the bor
der to march to Paris It will be not
for vengeance but to establish "a
kingdom of God" directed by Hitler.
G.
at ruction finance
give financial aid.
corporation will
PORTLAND, Ore., March 13. (AP)
The Grants Pas Irrigation District
petitioned the federal court here for
approval of financial reorganisation
under corporate bankruptcy laws.
Ninety-seven per cent of the bondholder-creditors
of the district signi
fied their approval of the plan,
which calls for payment of 18.481
cents on every dollar of Indebtedness
the petition stated.
District debts were listed at
S1.MO.000. It was stated the reccn-
HOLDS UP TREND
PORTLAND, Ore., March 13. (AP)
New lumber business of 111 mills in
the Western Plus association for the
week ending March 7 was nine per
cent greater than for the preceding
week, the association reported today.
The mills reported orders for
S2.670.000 feet, shipments or 48.199,
000 feet and production of 39,711,000
feet.
For the corresponding week ft year
ago the same mills showed orders
of fi7.429.0O0 feet and production
32,320.000 feet. So far this year or
ders are four per cent above the
corresponding period Inst year.
Portland Butter
Prices Take Jump
tORTLAND, March 13. yp) On
the produce exchange the late ses
sion showed a sheer butter advance
of ll3c lb. all along the line. Only
tc lb. advance was made for butter
fat Eggs were steady and unchanged,
l-oultry continued In good demand.
All country meats ware unchanged.
Roosevelt To Seek
St. Lawrence Pact
WASHINGTON, March 13. (
President Roosevelt reiterated today
he would seek a new treaty with
Canada for development of the St.
Lawrence waterways, but emphasised
he did not expect to submit a pact
to this session of the senate.
Asked at his regular press confer
ence about Intimations in some
sources that the waterways program
mlatht be undertaken without formal
ratification of a treaty, the president
reriled he had not thought of such
a course.
More than three-fourths of ths
available floor space and building
sites for the Texaa Centennial ex
position were contracted for by Marco
1.
, Sun Francisco Butter
SAN FRANCISCO, March IS. (AP.
UDA Butter, score: 03-34o.
$oonffi
J OREGON'S FAVORITE
Try It
today
.BV. X 1 1 .M 111
1
gulm, and Italy tnai amor
ooncllltary move.
Combined with the foreign office
announcement of an "open door."
observers were given the Impression
that the British were etlll hopeful
that the International situation
might be eased and the impasse be
tween Germany and Prance broken
peacefully.
I BEER DISI
SHORN OF LICENSE
PORTLAND, Ore, March 13.-
Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low
May .85 Vi .85 '4 .85 4
July 79 .79 .79
Sep .77 ,77!4 .77V4
Cash:
Big Bend bluestem (13 pet.)... 81.25
Do (13 pet.)
Dark hard winter (13 pet.)..... 1.12
Do (11 ct.) 1.00
Soft white, western white 88
Nodtrehn spring, hard winter. .87
Western red - -87 'A
Oats Nc, 2 white, 833.80.
Corn Ho. 2 eastern yellow, 821.50.
Mlllrun, 818.
Today's car receipts: Wheat. 28:
barley. 1; flour. 16: oats, 1: hay. 4.
' PORTLAND, Ore., March 13. (AP)
Th Oregon state liquor commission
ruled that th Albert' Products
company no longer may act as beer
distributor. The firm was charged
with cutting beer prices in violation
of state regulations.
Arthur K. McMahan. chairman,
said "the revocation. Is final as far
v. a r concerned."
The commission also named Acting
Administrator Otto J. Runt perma
nent administrator, suspended one
beer license, refuted appllcatlona for
.,.. nth. and discussed a proposal
to compel membera of "clubs" to
purchase Hquor-buylng permits as a
meana to control private profits re
.i from club licenses to sell
mixed drinks.
St!
IE
LOSES APPEAL
t.twv. N. Y.. March 13. (API-
State Education Commissioner Prank
Graves today denied the appen
Miss Rose Prelstater from a ruling
the New York city board ol ecu.
cation she could not hold a teaching
license because she wss overweight.
Bhe weighed 182 pounds.
Commissioner Oraves based his
rullni on a leual technicality. Miss
Frilstater's appeal, he said, was not
filed within the required time. He
did not discuss her weight, but he
said In his opinion:
"Of course, weight is not sn Im
portant factor In determining a per
son's efficiency as a teacher. The
re-r.edy, however, la through the
local school authorities. Tar
commissioner of education may rot
substitute his Judgment for the
Judyment of such authorities."
-(AP)
Close
.85 "A
.79
77!4
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. March 13. (AP)
BUTTER, prints, 33'c lb. In parch
ment wrapper, 34 140 lb. In carton: B
grade, parchment wrapper 32c lb.;
carton 33c lb.
BUTTERPAT Portland delivery: A
grade, dellverlea at least twice weekly.
33 g 34c lb.; country routes. si$ 33c
lb.; B grade, dellvertea less than twice
34
59S,
771.,
15'4
112H
38
25 !i
70
4n;
12
Sou. Pac . 31 V2
Std. Brands - 1574
St. Oil Cal 45
St. OH N. J. . 84,
Trans. Amer. 13
Union Carb 81 "4
Unit. Aircraft .....
V. 8. Steel
Int. Harvest. ...
I. T. & T.
Johns Man.
Monty Ward
North Amer. ....
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet
Radio
El
1
PB6GLY VJKSGLV
r1
38
eo?j
silver
NEW YORK, March 13. (AP) Bar
silver steady'and unchanged at 44c.
CAT COMES BACK AFTER
THREE YEARS ABSENCE
BERWYN, III., March 13. (AP)
When Mutzy, pet cat of Walter Ze
lenka, 12, disappeared. In 1933, Walter
wsa not worried. He had heard that
a cat always comes back.
Three years later his faith was
wavering.
Then in walked Mutzy, travelworn
but otherwise unchanged.
Don't Hesitate...
when ordering coffee!
Say GOLDEN WEST, and
have a uniformity oi flavor
a fragrant freshness from
the first cup to the last
every making!
Vacuum
Packed
In TINS and
Re-usable
JARS
Buckingham's Ice Cream, canay s B I.M'iatJ&'W&SSt i I
Parly Specials. The Crest. 330 6. ce.lt. " lrsrir'"' " T
1
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Harry Jr. is a crackerjack VV A
distiller, if I do say so jlLA i
March 14th and 16th
Saturday an
FREE
DELIVERY
4 TIMES
DAILY
londay "in R
rsJn, a
NOTE THE KINDS
merican Brick Pimento Swiss
- Monterey Jack Im
Ye Good Special Aged
Holland Banquette
ported Roquefort -
Cheese.
WHEATIES REGULAR PKG. 2 for 23c
KRAFT LOCAL
CHEESE lb. 16c
KRAFT
Swanky 2 Jars 29c
Pimento, Limburger. Pineapple. Olive,
Pimento, Kay
Mayonnaise pt.28c ot.45c Crackers
American Delicious
Salted or plain 2 lbs.
29
LAWNMOWERS aharpene.. We call
tot and deliver. 23 N. Plr St. SIMS
BROS. Phone 291.
Every watch repaired here u given
the micrometer test Jno. W. Johnson.
10 I,0 Hum I
i.nd " SGJ I
t Gil JjfJ - -
Mi
They fit all Htaling ntids
Sites tsnga bora tha three osllol
mudgs . pot type to th powerhj
fuse 4lloo lumbo heatera. Msd
bom gWsnisel copper steel.
MIILIOHS IH UfC
Tor over 20 yn the sbsolule lesdsf
IB SERVICE. SALES. QUAUTlf and
LOW PRICE
Soulhero orefon
dales. Inc.
Dlttrlbnlora (or
Borae River Vallev
Mrdfnrd
Calumet
Baking
Powder
Pound can
19
Bran Flakes
Post's
10.
Beans
With Pork
Found Can
4 Cans 25c
Tomatoes
Extra Standard
No. 2 '4
3for29
Corn
Golden Bantam
No. 303
3for29(
Soap
O.K. Reg. size unwrapped
bar 10 bars
39.
Olives
Gold Feather
Pint Can 1 5c
Sardines
Imported.
Pack
Baby Cross
2 cans
25.
SILVER NUT fA &
Margerine lb, g c
Candy Bars Varieties 3 for 1 0c
COFFEE Maxwell House lb. 27c
VANILLA
noiQi f.ttb
FLAVOR
4-oz. Bottle 15c
SHREDDED WHOLE-WHEAT
BISCUITS Kellogg'i
Pkg. 10
Light Globes
Westinghouso
60 and 40 watt
10.
Spices
Schilling's Best
All lOo varieties
2 oz.
can
8
BUY FLOUR NOW!
KLAMATH H ARIIWIIHAT, 4H MM jii.js
MONTANA MAK1IWHKAT, 411 LIIN HI. 4(1
PKIOI.V-W H1CII.V HKIHKST QUALITV, 40 US. . SI..V1
DRU-TLK KNOW. 4 I.R , M , JI.BH
rlSMKR'S m.KND, 4B LRH . .. fl.n
Oats
Quick or
Rolled
No. 10
Bag
33.
Prunes
Oregon Italian
Lge, size.
6 ibs. 25c
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
ARE REALLY FRESH HERE
FRESH ASPARAGUS . 3 lbs. 25d
RHUBARB 3 lbs. 13
GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona Seedless, 4 for 10 Doz. 20e
ORANGES, Sunkist .'. 3 dozen 25?
3
I've got three boys counting in my son-in-law Tom
that I've taught everything I ever picked up in a
lifetime of distilling. And those boys are right with
me putting everything they've got into our own
Family's Whiskey. Harry Jr. is the one at the left
on the label I wanted you to see his picture so's
you'll know him. Now when you taste our Family's
Whiskey and learn how smooth eff-fff e
and all it is, you'll know why. ffiTyUviKJLy dr. l
AVAILABLE IN OREGON
P. 8 Fr. rrir of out Wlftn Psiftiflf
Cook In f Album If rou'M wrttt mc at Th
Maplet, R. 1. D. No. J, Schcnlcr. Pt.
ECONOMY
MEAT AND FISH COMPANY
Phone 46
206 E. MAIN
FREE DELIVERY
mmmn whxseby
I prtvif 75 ffrain neutral piHt
simsfs so somro it lot. t. 'inch Co.. inc.,
SCMfMfY, .-0!vltl0H Of tCHFHlFV rRODUCTS CO, INC.
CtttIvM l. Int. . Finrh t Co.. In.
Ill mil 1 .Jl'JiTO-;;?'Wr' .vv;S.0
SEA FOODS FOR LENT
FRESH SHIPMENT TWICE A WEEK
We are cutting right now some of the finest Steer Beef
ever raised in Jackson counjy. We have kept this herd
on special feed since October at the Louie Loflnnd ranch
on Orchard Drive.
Pot Roast "-' lb. 12V2C
Dixie Bacon Square lb. 21c
Bacon vht-,,r cu,e lb. 23c
Pure Lard 2 Ibs. 25c
FANCY CAPONS, HENS and ROASTERS
The basis of family conlenimen)
fl ii aailli i ' I la., .MaaalasiiBHW jiur
After all, the basis of family contentment is health, for
when you're healthy, you're happy. And you'll be happy
when you see the choice meats and poultry we offer,
and secure in the knowledge that your economy is safe.
Little Pig Sausages, lb 25c
01 R OWM MAKR
Aged Wisconsin Longhorn Cheese lb. 32(