Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 20, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO' MEPFORP MATTJ TRTBTjyE, MEPFOTiD, Oft-gOOy, THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 20, 1936. OF BRUSQUE OF (Continued lrom Page One) rebel forces had pushed to the very tdm of the city. Fighting continued throughout the morning along the Irun-san oeoaa- tlan sector, but government up porters claimed they had recaptured virtually all vital spot permitting xcess to the cities. Government forces. In hot engage' merits with fascist rebels, established new line of defense about 100 miles mithwest of Madrid. Navalmoral De La Mats was report ad in flames with rebels In headlong flight before victorious government troops. (Copyright, 1030, by the Associated Press) ROME, Aug. 30. Italy ordered 200, 000 troops Into war game maneuvers today as reliable Inlormanla declared Premier Mussolini was delaying de mobilization of class of 10U recruits becauso of tho Increasingly critical situation In Spain. Troops of the Naples and Bart corps were ordered to Avelllno for the ma neuvers Intended to demonstrate practicality of a motorized "war of movement" tho type Mussolini be lieves eventually will afflict Europe, It was asserted here. Premier Mussolini, authoritative Sources said, was determined to pre sent a strong front against any pos sibility of socialist government tri umph In the civil war, even If he must do It alone. Nevertheless, a press ministry state ment reiterated fascist statements of yesterday that an Italo-Prench agree ment on the neutrality matter was "near." A spokesman, howevor, said tie could Rive no details. ud iLiM m&lSL J ' 3 Livestock PORTLAND, Aug. 30. (AP-TJ8DA) HOOS 400 direct; market steady with Monday's best time, or strong to 35c higher than early ssles: 168 to 215-lb. drlvelns, largely SI1.7S; few down to sll.50; 225 to 270-lb. HUH i 11.26; 130 to 150-lb., S11.003 11.25; pscklng sows, 9.00i39.SO; choice 80 lb. feeder pigs, $11. CATTLE 60, calves 15, Including I direct: market slow; about eteaay ai week'a decline; few common calf heif ers. t4.50a5.75: strictly good grass- ers salabls t7.00g7.50; common heif ers, I4.00fli5.oo: low cutter and cut ter cows. S2.760S.5O; common to me dium grades, t3.75ff4.28; good beef cows salable S4 .75 3 5-00; bulls. t4.26 0)5.10; good to choice veslers, tv.BO BOO. BHEEP 400, 35 direct; msrket strong to loc nigner; extreme iop 25o higher due to Imroved quality; bulk fat lambs, t7.007.36; fsw t7.50; medium grades down to 6.J0; culls down to $4.00; medium to good ewes, 3.30 B 3.50; common down to tl.50: few feeding lambs, t0.50ij7.10. SOUTH SAM FRANCISCO, Aug. 30 (AP-U8DA) Hogs 800, direct 686. Mostly stesdy early, one losd late ar rivals unsold; top and bulk, 100-230 lbs. weights, $11.90; few light lights, $11.08; package medium 166-lb. aver ages and few around 350-lb. butchers tll.40; odd packing sows up to to.00; late Wednesday three loads local butchers mainly tll.40. CATTLE: 250. direct 46. All Classes moderately active, steady; load su lb. short fed steers, t7.25; sorted two hesd: part load 030-lb. fed Mexican, to.35; part load laoo-io. weign, t,75; half load medium 1186 lb. steers off brewers grain, t6.75; leas deslrsble t5.75JS0: good under 1100 lb. fe dsteers absent, quoted tB.00-50; heifers absent, few 050-lb. range cows as sn- onnd ouoted to t5.50; low cut- t.r nd cutters. 3.ount.uu; minted t5.60 down. Calves: None, nominal, good to choice vealers quoted tO.00-60. BHEEP: 850. Lambs active, strong in 350 higher: four decks good 70-lb. California wooled lambs, $9.00; sorted 15 not. medium, $8.00; two decks ore- gon lambs arrlvad late: other classes absent; ewes quoted up to ta.75. famous TRAINS EAST CITY OF PORTLAND FIVE"5AIUNGS" MONTHLY FROM PORTLAND, 3,43 p.m. on lit, 7th, 13th, llh, 25th. 39 Hours Portland fo Chicago, no ixtra pari Jln.r.loung., Coach-buff.! and Ihr.s Standard Pullmani, off afrcondfffon.a, PORTLAND ROSE Dally Coach.i, Pullman Tourlit and Standard Slaapsre, Obiarvallon.lounes Car, Oinsr. ALL AIR-CONDITIONED. PACIFIC LIMITED Dalj LOW PRICED MEALS Pertar Service anil Fr.. Pillows In Co.ch.. on all trslns. CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (AP-USDA) HOOB 10,000; mostly 15 to 25c lower than Wednesday's aversge; Ight weighta nearly ateady In Instances; top $11.80: bulk desirable 100 to 360 lb.. tll.35wll.45: 260 to 800.1b., tl0.75ll.35; moat 140 to 170-lb., SO. 50m 10.50; best sows, t0.78. CATTLE 7500, calves 1800; medium weight and wlghty steers week to 25c lower: yearlings and light ateers selling on a specialty basis: better grades fully steady; otnere aiow; shipper demand weighty bulloks nar row but all Interests after deslrsble venrllngs. both steers and neiters: trade spot on In-between grade year lings and all she-stock; cows ruling 10 to 16e lower; mostly ao io ouc lower for week to date, witn neei cows off most; cutter cows t.ou and veslers steady at t7.60 down to 8.25, with very few moving; bulls ateady to weak at BJ6 down 8.50: selects, 10.00: stackers and feed ers continue moderately active at t4.60A0.2S. B1IICEP S0O0, Including 1000 direct: fat lambs sctlve, strong: bulk hotter grade natives, tO.00.fi 9.60: to psck era; outside to city butchers, to.78; throwouts, mostly t6.O0ji7.O0: medi um to good 78-lb. Idaho rangers. tB.75; fed Texaa yearlings, t7.50 on killer and feeder account; aged sheep steady, mostly t2.253J5; best light weights, t3.60S.76. of December wheat with a decline of one cent In that option, while Sep tember, without trading, was down 1 cents. May, with a sal of 4,000 bushels, was off one-half cent. On the sample cash market, local wheat lost lc and Montana fluctu ated downward 1 to 3J$e. Wheat: Open High Low Close May .1,01 1.01 1.01 IjOI Sept. 1.00 1.00 0814 ts Dee. ,1.00 1.00 DO 99 Cssh wheat: Big Bend bluestem. HW, 1.I4A: dark hard winter 18 pet, 1.1SHA; 13 pet. 1.1314A; 11 pet. 1.07A; soft whit and western white, 98A: hard winter 1.01 14 A; western red 99 a. (A asked). Oats, No. 3 whit 83.00, gray 39.00. Barley, No. 3-45 lb., B. 77. t4.50. Corn, No. 3-eastern Y. ship 80.40. . Argentina 40.00. Mlllrun standard 37.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat 131; barley 18; flour 30; oats 3; hay t. Wall St. Report . NEW YORK, Aug. 20, (AP) While a few specialties tipped the stock market scale today for modest gains, the list as a whole lost It balanc undsr quiet profit taking pressure. Leading the downward drift for losses of frsctlons to a point or more were the steels, rails and coppers. The close was easy. Transfers were around 960,000 shares. Today's cluing prices for 31 select ed stocks fOllOT'l Am. Can 120 yt MRS.ANN1EL00KER For details, consult 63Utliprn Pnrlflo ARt., or wrlt J. 0. Cummlng. Aaat, O. F. & P. Ancnt, Plttock Block. Portland. UNION PACIFIC Chicago Wheat Am. & wgn, 1 ow... A. T. e T. Anaconda Atch. T. & 8. r Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel California Pack's Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont ............ Oen. Foods Oen. Mot. ..... Int Hsrvest. . I. T. & T. .... Johns-Msn. Monty Wsrd North Amer. Penney (J. G.),,. Phillips Sat Radio Sou. Pic. Std. Brands St. Oil Csl. St. Oil N. J. , Trans. Amer. . Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel .. 14 .178 - 88V, , 80 , 38V4 83 41 Vi 78 -114 , 18 0 .160 .. 3814 8814 ,h. 7814 ., 18 .118 ' 44H 83H 88H 4314 ioj, 41 1514 88 . 83H . 13 4 . 95 , 38 , 87 San Francisco Itult, ' SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30. (AP) Stat market newa service: Pears. 60-lb. lugs Lak Co. Bart letts, $1.40-80; few. 81.80: ripe and choice, $1.0038. Contra Costa Co., 1 1.00-25; few tl.85. Sonoma, 60-lb. lugs, 75c (J tl. 00. Bummer heat set off a fire alarm at a Sen Jose. Csllf.. Industrlsl plant. Annie S. Looker, 89, passed away August 18 at Portland, Ore. She was born at Locust Osp Pa, October 23. 1886. Annie K. Jiimes wss united In mar nag to Willlsm B. Looker at Olean, N. Y In 1888. Mr. Looker passed sway in Medford in 1929. Mr. and Mrs. Looker csme to Med ford In August, 1938, to make their horn with their son, Walter J. Looker. Mrs. Looker lived with her son until January oi this year, later moving to Portland She waa a worn an of fin character and leaves i host of friends besides her family. She was a member of Reamea chap ter O. S. 8.; Ladles' Auxiliary of the American Legion, and Pacific Wood men Clrcl. Crater Lake Orove No. 81. She leaves her son, Walter J. Looker a former attorney of Med' ford, now of Portland, Ore.; one step. daughter, Mrs. J. C. Johnson of Sioux City, Is.; two sisters, Mrs. M. J. Piatt, Centralis, Wash, and Mrs. Bertha Fo gies, Pacific Beach, Wash,; three brothers: E. J. James, Kushequa Fa.; Richard H. James, Tscoms, Wash., and Oeorge D. James, Centralis, Wash.: one grand dsughter, Mrs. Oen evlev E. Schuui of Portland, Ore; three great grandchildren and nu merous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will bs held at the Perl Funeral home, Saturday at 10:30 a. m.. Dr. Sherman L. Devlne of the Presbyterian church officiating. In ferment will be beside her late hus band, William H. Looker, In Medford X. O. O. P. cemetery. Services at the grave will be conducted by Reames chapter. Order of the Eastern Star. E ROSEBURO, Ore., Aug. 30. (AP) Coinciding with the action of many otner industrial and farming coun ties in the state of Oregon, the Doug las oounty relief committee last night decided to shut down on all relief projects for sbls bodied men until the harvesting season Is over here. The need of help by the farmers of Douglas county wss the deciding fac tor In this movement, It wss announced. "The Douglss county relief com mittee will no longer certify able bodied cases for public works while seasonal work lasts," the resolution adopted atatea. (tan Francisco Butter. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30. (AP) (USDA) Butter, score 93-37: 01-34 Vi; 90-34; 89-33. SACRAMENTO, Csllf., Aug. 30. (AP) Churning cream butterfat, first grade, 41 'c: second grade, 384c ANN HEWITT TAES TO PAINTING ''''' '' l ' While waiting to be called to tha witness stand In the trial at Sen Fr.cl.eo of two physician, on felony charge. In eonn.ctlon with ! 7a m wn" away th0 tlmo by patnting. ( AtartrJatMH Dp. Dk.t.t r , r vuw I IIUIVI T JESSIE E, ROWDEN ii In spite of midsummer casualties and vacation!, th Medford Active club met lait Tuesday evening with & repreMntatlve group prwent and those attending were rewarded by a most enlightening talk by Mr. Fletch er rish, supervisor of fruit Inspection, United States department of agricul ture on "Why Proper Grading Haa, Placed the Rogue River Pears and Ap plea In Esteem on Outside Markets.1 Many of the members for the first time were brought to realize Just how rigidly fruit must be graded to com pete In those foreign markets, which are making every effort to place an embargo on U. 8. products In effect. If not in words. Mr. Fish's message should be heard by all who gain their livelihood in this locality, club officers stated. Other visitors present, who club members have come to know by their first names, were Everett Favors of Eugene, representing Fabco Products, and S. F. Peterson of Portland, repre senting Oolumbla Steel company. The meeting next Tuesday, August 35, will be held at Valentine's cafe. Jessie Elizabeth Rowden, 29, passed away auddenly late Tuesday evening en route to a local hospital. She was born at Denis, Calif., October 11. 1000, tho only daughter of Mr. Silver NEW YORK. Aug. 30. (AP) Bar silver steady and unchanged at 44c. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often Brings Happy Relief Of Pain Many auttcrers relieve nagging backacflt quickly once they discover that tlie real cause of thrlr trouble may be tired kidneys. The kldneta are one of Nature's chief ways of taking the acids and waste out of the blood. If they don't pass 3 pints a day and so get rid ct more than 8 pounds of waste matter, your 16 miles of kidney tubes may need flushing. Zf you have trouble with frequent bladder passages with scanty amount which often smart and burn, the 1 B miles or kidney tub. may need flushing ouL This danger signal may be the beginning of nagging backache, leg Dains. loss of DD and enorcv. osMlnii up nights, swelling, viumness under the eyes, Ask your druggist for Dosn's Pills uied mieeestful.y by millions for over 40 years. They give happy relief and will help flush tut the 15 miles of kidney tubes. and Mrs. Oeorge A. Truax of Apple gate. She waa the wife of Melvln Chester Rowden of Applegate. Jessie E. Truax waa married to Melvln O. Rowden, September 19, 1825 at Jacksonville, Ore., and to the union three daughters were born. She was a woman of fine character and & devoted wife and mother. She leaves he nusband, Melvln C. Chester, and three daughters: Melvlna. Lorraine and Pauline; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Truax, and one brother, Donald Truax. She was a member of the Apple- gate Grange, Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral home, Friday at 3 p. m., Rer. W. Rk Balrd officiating. Inter ment In Missouri Flats cemetery. Garfield waa the only American president who also waa a preacher. g happier with X y as low wjio 1 5 I h FOR A BIG, fSpjl mMfi Lfrai"J.SWk'tM'aPBwaBl CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (API Flat ten-Ing-out of the boom In corn price became more pronounced today. Weakness ot the corn msrket rew acute at times, owing especially to a notable let-up In demand both (or Immediate and future use. Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. 113H I.H'i 1.131, 1.13?, Deo. 1.1314 1.1SV, 1.13 1.13(4 My 1-10'i 1 11',. 11014 1.10K Corn I Sept. 1.15 1.16 1.14V4 l.MH Doo. .09'.4 .08 .tS'4 May .0614 Mti -0a'4 j PortUd Wheat " PORTLAND, Aug. 30. A) Th Portland wheat futures market react ed today to the sale of S.000 bushels and mm 4 e, cf'-.;-... y Ill IkS IVa. A. K V1 VL nmmm FULL PINT ruil QUART $1.10 y HAir-OAU 1J5 mm i CONTINBNTAL IHSULLINO COKfOKAI ION, I HIUAUBLPHIA, TA. AND ,NV, SHOP SAVE Cold P.ck CANNER Blue Enamel Holdi 7 qt. jars. Capacity 23 qts. Valutl J-29 THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES WILL FIND EXCEPTIONAL VALUES TOMORROW AND SATURDAY AT HUBBARD BROS. camiiv si7P SPECIAL THIS WEEK 1 riTlAM A FOOD MILL Foley food mill . . . raster to operate . . . Food will not work over the sides . . , Self-cleaning $1.25 CUPS and SAUCERS 5c Deoorated green glui oupi aueeri. Special for both and irhile they last I "Takes the Cake"-Keeps it fresh far after school lunches. Red and white plaid decoration. LIMIT 2 TO A CUSTOMER 3 Section GENUINE VITRIFIED China Grill Plates 3 for $1.00 Blue Willow Mugs To Match Plates . . ea. 1 5c CANTEENS 4 Quart Canteens Blanket Covered. Special priced at $1.00 KITCHEN MEAT SAW 16-INCH SIZE 39. HUBBARD BROTHERS, Inc. MAIN AND RIVERSIDE PHONE 231 PRIZE QUALITY That's right! i and they're real BLUE RIBBON VALUES, too! I ill GOODYEAR Pathfinder 30x3 CI 4.40-21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.25-18 5.50-17 $5.50 7.00 8.20 8.80 9.75 10.70 Other sizes in proportion GOODYEAR Speedway 30x3CI $4.95 4.40-21 5.50 4.50-20 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.25-18 5.80 6.40 6.85 7.60 Other sizes in proportion 25 GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER 4.50-21 4.75-19 5.25-17 5.50-17 6.00-16 $8.60 9.10 10.50 11.90 13.25 Other sizes in proportion MEDFOE SERVICE STATION "YOUR TIRE SHOP' C. C. FURNAS, Prop. Main and Pacific Highway. Phone 14 Come See These Saf ety Features in ALL our tires! GOODYEAR MARGIN OF SAFETY Center Traction for quick stops (let us show you!) THICK, TOUGH, LONG MILEAGE TREADS low cost per mile (proved by our cus tomers' records.) EVERY PLY BLOWOUT PROTECTED by patented SUPER TWIST Cord, extra springy to absorb road blows (ask to see demonstration!) A siiiissiMtrin