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NEW DEAL POLICY
DEMOS DECLARE
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said for many years that certain
things could not be done In sus
tatnlng farm prices. Now he says
they can be done. ..To bear bis dis
cusslon of bow agricultural surpluses
can be controlled, one would think
b had Invented our program.:'
Lsndon, the Democratic chairman
eld. "implied that the Democrats
bad not gone far enough la raising
farm prices."
Accepts F. B. Principles
"This Is a virtual acceptance,'' said
Farley, "of tt principles upon
which Mr. Roosevelt has conducted
his campaign In 1033."
Results of the Illinois and Ne
braska primaries continued to com
mand the Interest of espial observ
ers. The primaries In Pennsylvsnia
nd Massachuetta will bs beld April
8.
Democratic lesders In the capital
were particularly Interested In final
Illinois figures which ahowed that
Fresldent Roosevelt, unopposed for
renomlnatlon, received 1,158,868 votes,
with about 6000 of the state's 7436
precincts reported. This compsred
with a combined total of 696,383 for
Knox and Borah In 6006 precincts.
MORE PUPILS GIVEN
NEW CASES LISTED
Fifty-four pupils of th Oak Grove
fKhoot and fiO of the Seventh Day A4
Tentlrt academy near Jacksonville
were racclnited today against small
pox. The vaccine was administered at
the Oak a rove school by Dr. A. K.
kTohnaon, county health offloer. with
the assistance of Mlas Blanche Runels,
wupervlsor of county nurse. Dr. Har
old B. Olllla, assisted by Miss Florence
Wei wr. county nurse, officiated at
too academy.
Melba O'Lea, 0, who resides on
Cherry street on wide the city limits
nnd la a pupil at the Washington
school, waa reported by the county
health of floe today to be suffering
from am 11 pox.
Or. L. D. Inskeep, city health offi
cer, reported four cases of smallpox
today. They were Dale Waltermlre, 11,
Irene Waltermlre, 7. and their father,
Harold O. Waltermlre. of 903 South
Holly street and Mrs. J. M. O'Neill of
016 South Holly street. The two
children are pupils at the Washing
ton school.. All canee) were described
a mild.
stated by K. P. McReynold, assistant
forester In, charge of fire control for
the Rogue river national forest.
The report cited extenuating cir
cumstances, stating that Bush tried
to control the fire until he was al
most exhausted. Seeing that It was
spreading he called a neighbor and
then notified men of the Applegate
CCC camp who put the fire out, the
report recited.
TO SENIOR CLASS
The senior clasa was announced to-
day aa the winners of the Intra-class
school song contest which hsa been
conducted at the Senior high school
for the past few weeka. Decisions were
mads yesterday, with H. O. Puruclter,
James Stevens and Victor Tengwald,
ill members of Med ford Oleemen, act
ing aa Judges.
The first prize was a red and black
school pennant. Words to the winning
song were written by Flora Miller to
the tune of "Anchors Awelgh." Sec
od prize, $3, went to the sophomore
class, which waa the only entrant to
use both original music and words.
Muste waa composed by Kenneth
Raymond and words by Evelyn Schaf-
fer.
Words for the Junior class song
were written by Kathryn Mead. The
winning com position will henceforth
be used as an official school song.
Tl
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FOREST FIRE CASE
A complete record of the fire that
wept over three acres in the upper
Applegate section last Saturday waa
cot today to the U. fl. regional for
st service office In Portland for de
cision aa to what legal steps, If any,
aJiould be taken.
The fire, according to the report,
tartod from the burning of rubbish
by D. Bush near his mining claim In
Park Gulch on Elliott creek. The re
gional office will decide whether or
not charges should be filed against
Bush for starting a fire that did dam
age to the property of others, it waa
I - - ' .
KING'S CHILDREN
BRUSSELS, April 16. (Th- A
threat to kidnap the motherless chil
dren of King Leopold of the Belgians
waa disclosed today with the arrest
at Uege, eastern Belgium, of a 31-
y ear -old former convict, Nlcholaa El-sen.
Police of the city of Liege said the
arrested man confessed to writing let
ters to the king, threatening to ab
duct the royal children, whose moth
er. Queen Astrld, waa killed In an au
tomobile accident, unless money waa
left In woods near the border city.
Police eald they laid In wait In the
woods, In an attempt to capture the
author of the lettera, but that he
failed to appear.
The writer was finally traced, the
police said, through a reference in one
letter to the fact that the person
tiu-eaU-nlng the kidnaping waa a for
mer convict.
WILL PICK DELEGATES
Selection of delegates to attend the
state convention In Salem April 24
30 will be made at a regular semi
monthly meeting of the Young Demo
cratic club of Jackson county tonight
at lte headquarters, 133 West Main
street. The seas Ion will start at a o'
clock. Plana for presentation of a one-act
play and for a dance will also be dis
cussed. Anyone' Interested In the club
waa Invited to attend by Jack Mur
ray, president.
Nut Ire.
Wilt not be responsible for any
debts or bills contracted by anyone
other than myself. S. L. Fisher.
SO, May 1 and 3. Went Side Pharmacy
Livestock
PORTLAND, April 16. (AP-USDA)
HOQS 00, including 374 direct,
mostly steady; good to choice 165 to
215-Ib. drlvem 110.75 10.85; load
lota quotable to 11.00; 330 to 2(50-1 b.
weights, aio.10 10.60; light lights.
$10 263 10.75; packing sows, mostly
8.60; good to choice 81 to 113-lb,
feeder pigs, 10.60 a 10.76.
CATTLE 100, including six direct;
calves 36, Including 7 direct; uneven,
opened active, later trade alow, gen
eral steady trend; few cutter to
common steers, 6.00560; no good
long feds offered, quotable to 8.00
or above; next steers and heifers up
to 7.35; common to medium heifers,
5.16(3 6.15; low cutter and cutter
cows, 2.76(?4.50; common to medi
um grades, M.75 rf 5.50; good beef
cows to 6 00; bulla, 4.50(' 6.60; me
dium to good vealers, 8.00 9.00;
choice quotable 10.00.
SHEEP 100, Including 48 direct;
better sales steady; ewes, common.
72-)b. wooled lambs quotable to lO;
spring lambs scarce; good gradea
saleable around 10.00; few 154-lb,
wooled ewes, 5.60.
CHICAOO, April 16 AP-USDA)
HOGS 10,000; steady to 5c higher;
Instances 10c up; top 811.00; bulk
160 to 250-1 h. 1 0.75 a 11.00; 3S0 to
360-lb, 10.45 0 19.90; 140 to 160-lb.,
10,40(,10.75; SOWS, 9.50y9.85.
CATTLE 4600, calves 2000; killing
quality plain, mostly 8.75 down to
7.60; best steers, 810.10. Blockers
and feeders weak, slow; heifers about
in Una with Wednesday's weak to 35
cents late downturn; cows 10 to 16c
lower; bulls, vealers, steady; practloal
top weight sausage bulls, 86.50; veal
ers, 87.00(?8.60; outBlde,' 9.00; very
few selects, 9.60,
SHEEP 11,000; slow, ateady to
weak; old crop lambs 10 and 1 5c
lower in Instances; early bulk choice
wooled offerings, 11.00f11.25: nu
merous loada averaging 86 to 95 lbs.,
at latter price; choice 107-lb. Colo
rados, 10.85; some interests bidding
11 .00 down: aged classes very
scarce; few wooled ewes, 85.25 g 6.00.
SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO, April
18. (AP-USDA) Hog 850, direct
600. Slow, ateady to JOc lower,
mostly 150-230 lb. California butch
ers, $11. 26 iff 11.35, latter top; part-
load around 300 lb. butchers, 10.25;
packing sows, 8.350 8.50. Late Wed
nesday, 3 loada local butchers mostly
10.80.
CATTLE 300, direct 125. Steers
slow, few early sales about ateady,
good under 1100 lb. fed steers ab
sent, quoted around $800-35; no
early action on grans cows or heifers,
undertone weak, low-cutters-cutters
weak, spots 25c lower, mainly $3.76
4.75; few dairy cows, 5.00; bulls
acarce, good quoted to 8.00. Cslves
100, active, strong to 50c higher.
load good -choice vealers, 0.60 $
1060.
SHEEP 1300, direct 950. Fairly ac
tive, steady, two decks 65-70 lb. me
dium-good California spring lamb.
$0.00, sorted 30 per cent. 88.00; part
deck 73-74 lb. weights, $8.75.
strnlght; small lot 80-95 lb. old crop
fod wooled lambs, $7.007.50; part-
deck good 108 lb. wooled ewea $5.35.
Portland Wheat
Portland Produce
Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., April 16. (APJ
BUTTEK Prints, A grade, 343Q lb.
In parchment wrapper, 35 'c lb. In
carton; B grade, parchment wrapper,
33',-ic lb.: cartons, 34!o lb.
BUTTEK FAT Portland delivery
A grade, delivered at least twice
weekly, 85-36o lb.; country routes,
32-33c lb.; B grade, 34 -35c lb.; C
grade at market.
B grade cream for market Buying
price butterfat baala, 63'c lb.
EOOB Buying price of Wholesal
ers: Extras, 18c; standard 10c; extra
mediums 16c; do medium first. 15c;
under grade. 13c; pullets 13c dozen.
ONIONS Oregon, 1.26-1.35 per
100 lbs.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers: Vealers, No. 1, 13 ft -14c
lb.; others unchanged.
Cheese, milk, live poultry, potatoes,
wool and hay, steady and unchanged.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, April ja. (AP) Wheat:
Open Higb Low Close
May 8!, .99 .97 at
July JOOVi -SOVi .89 .89?',
Sep .88"i .8714 .87Ji
Wall St. Report
Trans. Amer. 13i
Union Carb. 85
United Aircraft 35 H
U. a. Steel 89 ,
Extend Deposit Insurance.
WASHINOTON, April 18. (AP)
The bouse today passed the senate
bill extending the life of the federal
deposit Insurance corporation for
two years from July 1, 1936. It now
goes to the White House.
Wife Poor at Strip Poker.
DETROIT. April 18. (AP) Morris
J. Oberly was granted a divorce by
Circuit Judge Henry O. Nlchol after
he testified that bis wife. Ella, play
ed strip poa-nr so poorly he fre
quently had to buy her new clothes.
SALEM. April 16 ( AP) Two hun
dred Marlon county Pomona grangers
meeting at North Howell last nigh,
adopted resolutions favoring aboli
tion of one house of the state legis
lature, obtaining all funds for slate
expenses from an Income tax. and
adoption of the Bone bill for utiliz
ing Bonneville power, ratber than
the McNary Bill.
RICHMOND, Va April 18. (AP)
W. B. Puckett of Peterburg. a fed
eral prisoner In Henrico Jail, slapped
at a cockroach In- his cell, missed
and was taken to a hospital for
treatment. The swipe dislocated his
shoulder.
NEW YORK, April 16. (AP) After
considerable dull Irregularity In most
of today's stock market session, the
list turned downward In the final
hour.
While a few scattered specialties
were able to hold portions of early
gains, declines of fractions to around
2 points predominated. The close was
somewhat heavy. Transfers were
around J.3SO.0O0 shares.
Today's closing prices for 82 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. 8c Dye 197
Am. Can 125
Am. 8s Fgn. Power
A. T. 8t T.
Anaronda ,
Atch. T. & 8. P.
Bendlx Avla
Beth. Steel ...
California Pkg.
Caterpillar Tractor ,
Chrysler
Coml. Solv.
Curtlss-Wrlght .
DuPont ...
Gen. Foods
Gen. Motors
Int. Harvest. ,
I. T. & T.
Johns-Mann.
Mont. Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
PhUllpst Pet -.,
Radio .
Sou. Pac.
Std. Brands ....
Std. Oil Csl.
Std. Oil N. J -
. 167
. :9
82 'i
31
60 Vt
32 Vi
7714
100',
191,
6V4
149V4
3714
88
. 88 14
16,
113
42
28 'i
77
46
12 V,
. 36
16
44 14
84 1,
PORTLAND, April 16. ()) The
second deer to try a visit to the brg
city met the fate of the first today
He ran Into an automoble driven by
V. R. Peebley, on the Llnnton road
and was killed. The first fell Into
a railroad rut and lout his Ufa.
FOUOWn
LEADER
Springtime Tonic
for Winter-Worn Homes
Pass-Under Mixed Paint puts sparkle in the
"eye" and color in the "cheek ' of winter
worn homes. It gives 1 "smooth complexion"
and protective "good looks" tlut list for years
nd years. This modern ready mixed western
psint costs less on the job it outlives other
paints. You'll like its 2) fresh colors.
BASS-HUETER MIXED PAINT
Quart M .05 Gallon 3.45
Leave the Flies
Outside!
Special Prices on
Screen Doors
Standard .$2.19
Heavy . . $3.04
Screen door sets 35c
F. H. A.
Let us help yon on your
F. H. A, loan. Como In and
look over onr plan books for
new homea or remodeling.
Prompt action and prices as
low as the lowest!
PORTLAND, Ore., April 16. (p)
Grain:
Wheat.
Open High Low
May - 8214 B.1'4 82'4
July 77 77'4 77
Wpt 75 754 78
Cash:
Big Bend blues tern (18 pet.) .11.181,
Bl Bend bluestem 1.14'4
Dark hard winter (12 pet.). 1.07
Dark hard winter (11 pet.) .85
Soft white, western white,
northern nprlng, hard win
ter and western red .85
Oats: No. 2 white, 821.60.
Corn: No. 2 eastern yellow, 830.25.
Mlllrun, 818 00.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 6;
flour P: hnv 3.
Close
834
77'4
75
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PORTLAND TO CHICAOO
Six "Sailings" Monthly
laitbouna'l Prom Portland, 3,43 p. m,
en I. 9. II. 16. 71. 36. Wsilbeundl Pren
Chicooo,6ISp.m..eit 3.8.13,16, 73. 78
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Contlnum Dmlly to May 14
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204 South Fir, Metlford, Oregon
Pill t .Mill. jffrt
UNION PACIFIC
Ll us demonstrate the
patented CONSERVADOH
the exclusive Inner door
feature thai savei morn
electricity more time
more food than any other
refrigerator lmproYement!
Listen io F-M quiet opera
tion. See lis uncluttered
beaury miles ahead of the
procession. See Us snowy
while Dulux finish. Donl
accept claims. Demand
demonstration.
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Radio Electric Service
Don't bo fooled 1 Wait for the Rex
all original One-Cent Bale. Four big
days of "two for the price of one plus
only one cent" bargains. Only Rexall
Stores give you such quality at such
marvelous savings. Watch for our
dates. Wed., Thurs., Frl. Sat. April 29
30 May 1, and 3. West Side Pharmaoy.
PORTLAND. April 16. (AP) Vice
squad policemen raided an alleged
gambling den today, arresting two
Chinese, and eleven men and foul
women found In the establishment.
Lottery ticket and slot machines
were confiscated.
4-
Stated Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103, A
P. & A. M., Friday, April 17,
at 7:30 p. m. Visitors In
vited. O. O. Horner. W. M.
GEO. ALDEN, Secy.
f00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To buy a cheap 2-wheel
trnltw. IIS E. 12th St.
CARS painted. Spray system. Low cent.
Guar. Auto Beauty Shop., ph. 1061.
FURNITURE, reupholstered, reflnlsh
d, regluelng. Tel. 969 -R. Tblbault.
REAL BARGAINS at Phoenix Swap
Shop: Walnut bedroom suite, 03d;
Ivory bedroom suite, $16; w4ckcr
set, 4-plece, 117.50; bookcase, (7.50;
table radio. 9.75: heater, ai 25;
Chevrolet roadster, license, 922.50.
Used lumber cheap.
TOLEDO RANGE, reservoir, $170;
8x10 seamless rug, $12.50; oak dress
er, $6.50; buffet, $10.00; baby bed.
silk floss mattress, $6.50; high chair,
$1.50; cook stove, $5.00; table model
ralo, $6-50; good violin, $8.50; man
dolin, $230; $50 Windsor kerosene
range, $17.50; set of golf clubs, $5;
electric Incubator, 540 size. AL'S
TRADING POST, Jacksonville Uwy..
Lozler Lane.
FOR 6ALE Wood range, 20 So. fir.
Eads Transfer, new location.
FOR RENT Furnished house; clean;
$1730. 1330 ball! UK-
WANTED Young woman to do house
work and care for children. Refer
ences. Phone 1083-J.
FOR SALE Small restaurant and
fountain. Doing good business.
Box 2718, Tribune.
TENNIS RACKET re-strlnglng. $2.00
up. Hubbard Bros, phone 231.
FOR SALE Chevy '2 with box, $35.
Neat. Perry's Garage, Eagle Point.
FOR SALE 77 acres, located on Mid
way road; about 50 acres in culti
vation; old buildings. Price $40 per
acre; terms.
20 Acres, nearly adjoining, with
5 -room modern house, some under
water, good outbuildings. Price
$3600.
These two tracts would make a
good dairy ranch.
J. W. WAKEFIELD AGENCY
Palm Block, Medford.
FOR RENT Brick shop building on
So. Holly. Phone 449-M.
TIMBER near Ashland, 160 A.. 1
million, $1500, or trade for Yamhill
Co. property. E. J. Stewart, Mc
Minnvllle, Ore.
LADY between ages of 18 and 50 to
do housework and cooking for two
adults in close in modern home.
Wages $20 per month. Prefer some
one who will go home nights. See
W. E. Thomas. 45 S. Central.
FOR SALE Canna bulbs, bronze leaf,
orange blossoms and red blossoms,
grow ft feet tall, 10c each. Also
other plants at bargain prices. 343
N. 3rape St.
FOR RENT Small furnished apart
ment with shower bath. Apply at
Mall Tribune office.
CUT FLOWERS, some plants, Mrs.
Dressier, 1107 E. Main.
OLDSMOBILE 6-cyl. sedan, completely
overhauled, guaranteed every way.
A real buy at $195.00.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and nymouth.
FOR SALE A 2-acre tract, 2 miles 8.
W. of Medford, under ditch, for
$600; lb cash, balance terms: a 3
room shack house, a large poultry
house and 2 wells; or rent for $100
a year. Call at 328 S. Hamilton.
Phone 216.
FOR RENT Apartment, 8 rooms and
bath; lights and hot water fur
nished; Frlgldalre. 810 S. Oakdalc
WILL TRADE my '31 model A closed
cab pickup. In good shape, for '30
or '31 Chev. l'-ton truck with
rack body. Call at 115 E. 12th St.
not later than Sunday.
FOR SALE 32-h.p. Johnson motor.
Call 819 or 13R2-X.
LET IS GIVE VOIT AN
ESTIMATE
ON VOl'K WIHINO NEEDS
Olson Electric
Phone 115 3 N. Bartlett
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Values
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Felts, crepes, or itrnwi in
smart styles and colors. 8ee
these values!
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SUITS
Regularly $7.98 NOW
Foremost Spring Sports
Coats and Suits in mono
tones, checks, tweeds or
plaids. Smartest colors . . .
expert tailoring . . . distinc
tive styles.
DRESSES
Regularly $6.98 NOW
$498
Jacket Frocks, onc-piecers, prints, solid colors,
taffetas or crepes . . , each one a fashion triumph
of the season I
Regularly $3.98 NOW
$998
Charminj colors that you can wear straight through
the summer. D-Tens of styles.
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