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MEDFORD MATT TRTRCTOF,.' M KDFOKI3. OH EG OX, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1936.
L OFFICE
ESTABLISHED BY
To reduce the operating expense
and at the same time to give land
bank borrowers more efficient service,
the directors of the Medford, Jose
phine, Williams, Ashland, Central
Point, Gold Hill, Phoenix and Rogue
River local farm loan associations
have voted to conduct their business
through a central office located In
Medford, it was announced today.
The units serve Jackson and Jose
phine counties. Warren Patterson of
Central Point has beon appolntea
secretary-treasurer, at a monthly
salary.
Mr Patterson was formerly secretary-treasurer
of the Control Point
N. p. L. A., also scvlng as part time
field collector for' the Federal Land
Bank of Spokane. In addition to his
duties as secretary-treasurer of the
new association, he will service all
land bank and land bank commis
sioner loans In the two counties, It
Was learned.
Under the arrangement each asso
ciation will continue to bo a separate
organization, but will conduct Its
secretarial work and field activities
through the headquarters here, with
the bsnk defraying a substantial por
tion of this expense.
By virtue of this compensation by
Tinstone
AUTO SUPPLY & SERVICE STORES
nirersldo and Ninth.
IOW excursion (ares eott will
continue through the Foil and
Winter months. Effectives dally,
Oct. 1 to May 1 4. Return limit! -on
Standard tickets 30-days;
Intermediate (Pullman-Tourist)
and Coach tickets 6-montru.
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Sfoeamd'sid.
CITY OF PORTLAND
Plv tailing, monthly on 1,7,13,19,35.
3 houn Portland-Chicago. No atrti
far. Coach, Standard Pullmans, Dlnor
loungo. All air-conditioned.
PORTLAND ROSE-Daffy
Coach , Putlmon.TovrUtand Standard
SI port, Obtrvatlon-loung, Dirt (jr.
Alt alrcondiMond,
PACIFIC LIMITED Daffy
Alr-condillon.d Coach. and Standard
Sleepers. Alio Caf.-Obi.rvnllon Car,
Mwlt at Coff.. Shop Price.
LOW PRICED MEALS
Port.r S.rvliT. and Fr.. Pillow.
In Co.rh.. on nil train.
Ar details consult Southern Paelfle
At. or write J. C. dimming, Asst
O. P. & P. Ant., I'ltlock Block,
Portland
the bank, loan fees will no longer
be paid to the secretary-treasurer.
All receipt will go Into a general
fund to help build up reserve ac
counts for the association, It wss
said.
Mr. Patterson said today that as
further step toward an offlolent, uni
fied co-operative credit service, the
farm loan associations are co-operating
closely with the local co-operative
credit associations which were organ
ised under the farm credit act of
1936. to perform a similar service In
the field of short time credit.
The presidents of the farm losn
associations which have Joined In set
ting up the consolidated office here
are O. W. Isaacs, Medford; R. E.
Lathrop, Josephine: Oeorge K Spar
lln, Williams; T. 6. Wiley. Ashland;
J. W. Blrkholz, Central Point; S. B.
Abbott, Oold Hill: Myron J. Morris,
Phoenix and Deldrlck Straus of Rogue
River.
The 402 loans outstanding In this
group, according to Patterson, total
1,070,284.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Sept. it. (AP-USDA)
Was: 400; 14 direct; slow, few
sales around steady. Oood to choice
166-210 lb. d"lvelns 10.0, some un
sold; 220-380 lb. 1.00-28: light llghta
mostly (10.00; packing sows (8.40-16;
scattering 40-80 lb. feeder pigs (8.80.
CATTLE: iBO, calves 125; 11 direct,
slow, unevenly steady to 35 lower;
few oommon steers (6.00-50; medium
held above (8.50; common heifers
S4.0O-6.O0; low cutters and cutter cows
(3.00-75. Common to medium M.0O-
50; few good beef cows (4.76; bulls
(4.75-6.60; good to cholco vealers
(8.00-9.00: medium down to (8.60;
good 308 lb. calves (7 00.
SHEEP: lB'tO- 030 tnrougn ann di
rect; quality mostly plain, weak Few
fairly good 87 lb. wooled lambs 7.76;
better grade quotable to around (8.35;
good 87 lb. shorn lsmbs (7.00; few
08 lb. feeder lambs (8.60; oommon to
medium ewes (1.60-3.60; fat ewes up
to (3.00.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 34.
(AP-08DA) Hogs: 400, dlreot 10.
Generally steady, moat 180-330 lb,
California butchers (10.86. top: part
loar! (10.56; short-load good 238 lb.
weights (10.15: packing sows weak to
35 lower, mostly (7.60.
CATTLE: '5, direct 10. Ail olasses
In light aupp'y steers lsrgely nomin
al, load good 030 lb. California warmed-up
steeds sold around 36 lower at
(7.38; half-load medium 880 lb. mix
ed cows and heifers (6.35, sorted 4
head; best grass heifers quoted to
(6.00 or slightly above, few outter
cows (3.50-4.00. Bulls absent, quoted
mostly (5.60 down. Calves! None,
nominal; good-oholoe vealers quoted
around (0.00-50.
SHEEP: 1,110, direct 800; holdovers
400. very alow, undertone weak; part
deck 81 lb, medium-pelt California
lambs early at (8.76, steady: package
common-medium Iambi (7.50, sorted
26 per cent (7.00: bulk unsold; part-
deck medium-good short-wooled ewes
(3.26, sorted 15 head (2.36.
ere: Extras, 31c; standards. 35c; ex
tra medium. 23c; do medium firsts,
18c; under grade, 16o pullets, 13 j
16c; pee wees. 80 dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to
ftAller.! Country killed hogs, best
butohers, under 160 lbs., 143l4',$c
lb.; others unchanged.
LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery.
hnviTiir nrtre: Colored hens, over
4V4 lbs., I7(l8c; under 4(4 lbs:, 18
19c lb.; leghorn hens, ll12o. .lb.;
leghorn broilers, IVt lbs., 17 18c, over
1 lbs., 16 a 10c lb.; roosters, 8g9c
bound.
Cheese stesdy and unchanged.
Sou. Pao
Btd. Brands
Std. Oil Cal. ......
Std. Oil N. J. .
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel .....
Portland Wheat
.PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 34. (AP)
Final wheat prices were 1 cent higher
all around for option on the Port
land exchange.
Wheat! Open High Low Close
May ... .... SB't aa't SB't -BQ i
Sep.
Dec.
SO'A
.... Sib
.0754 .60 14
9 SB
SUA
Cash wheat:
Big Bend bluestem, ban (13
pet) (1.06',
Dark hard winter (13 pet.) 1.20J4
Do (13 pet.) . . 1.1414
Do (11 pet-) - - - lOBft
soft white and western white. .98
Hard winter 1.02 ',4
Western red - S9V2
Oats No. 2 white, (80: gray, (29.
Barley No, 2, 46-lb. B. W., (33.50.
Corn No. a eastern ytllow ship,
(49.60; Argentine, (40; mlllrun stan
dard. (28.
Today's osr recelptst Wheat, 45;
barley, 6; flour, 13: hay, 1.
.Chicago Wheat
OHICAOO, Sept. 24. (AP) More
than two centa a bushel late rise to
all-around new record top prices for
the wesson distinguished Chicago
wheat trading today.
Wheat: Open High Low Oloso
Sep. 1.1714 1.1834 1-164 1.18
Deo. 1.1814 1.I7H 1.16ft 1.17ft
May ...1,16)4 1.101a 1.14 1.16
Corn!
Sep l.ll4 1.1814 1.10 1.1814
Dae .94 .96 .9414 .05
May .......... 014 so so 0
Wall St. Report
CHICAGO, Sept. 24. (AP-USDA)
HOOB 0000: mostly stesdy, spots
stronger: weak to 10c lower: early
top, (10.28: bulk desirable 200 to
360-lb., (O.l0r,r10.30; most well-fln-Ishcd
140 to 300-lb., (8.05 10.00; bulk
light and medium weight sows, (8.38
B.00. '
CATTLE 6000, calves 1000; fed
steers and yearlings fully steady: bet
ter undertone In cow market. Heif
ers steady, although 38 to 60o lower
for the week; very dull trade on
stockers and feeders with prices 28
to 40o under late last week! moat
stockers and middle grade feeders.
.00m8.0; better grades, (7.00if7.36;
not much above (7.00; best fed year
lings, (10.30; medium weights, (10.10
and weighty steers, (10.00; bulls 10
to 16o higher at (6.75 down, and veal-
era 35 to 60o higher at (11.80 down.
SHEEP 10,000; fat lamba moder
ately active, mostly steady to strong
on light receipts; sheep little chang
ed; feeding lambs relatively scarce;
native lamba, (9.00jr9.3& to packers;
best held around (9.40: bulk rangers
(9.00 down; native ewes, (3,50a 8. SO,
NEW YORK. Sept. 34. (AP) The
stock market ran a slight tempera
ture this forenoon over the foreign
situation but felt better lator and an
assortment of Issues came back for
net gains of tractions to 3 points or
Profit taking, at the same time.
kept a number of leaders well In the
background. The pace was slow af
ter the opening. Transfers approxi
mated 1,160,000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 83 se
lected stocks follow:
Al, Ohom, is Dye 330
Am. Can .......... 126
Am. 8e Fgn. Power .............. 71',
A. T. c T. 174 li
Ansoonda
Atch. T. 4 S, F
Bendlx Avla. .
Beth, Steel
California Pkg ........
Catorplllar Tract.
Chryslor- ...
Coml, solv
Curtis-Wright ......... ....
DuPont ..m
Oen. Foods
Gen. Motors ..........
Int. Harvest. ....... .
I. T. & T.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 34. (API
Cut or 1 cent In the price on medium
extra eggs on the prod nr. exchange
during the late session followed In
creasing recelpta.
Trading In the butter market Is
weak even though no price changes
are ahown In the produce exchange.
Make continues to show sessonable
gain In every part of the country.
BUTTER Prints, A grsde. 87140
lb, in parchment wrappers, 8B140 lb.
In cartons; B grade, parchment wrap
pers, 86140 lb cartons, 8714c lb.
BuTTERFAT (Portland delivery,
general price: A grade, delivered at
least twice weekly, S8ijt89!4c lb.;
country routes, S73Bijc lb.; D grade,
36370 lb.; C grade at market.
B OI1AUE niSAM FOR MARKET
Buying price, butter 1st basis, 834c.
EOOH nuvlnf price by whole.!
OTME TO BOT
While There's Time to Dry
reeh Pine Slabs
Largo
Double
Load
A Cord and a Half
wftyi, 11 nun
12 or
16 inch
1
HI
30
BIVs
30
60(4
40
78
... 119
16
8
.... 103
40
60
81
13
Johns-Man 110
Mont. Ward
North Amer. ...
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet. ...
Radio .
60
31
93
43
10
44
15
86
64
13
98
3514
71
flan Franclnco Butter
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24. (AP)
Butter, eggs and cheese unchanged
8ACRAMENTO, Sept. 24, (AP)
Churning cream butterfat: first
grade, 89c; second grade, 87c.
Sliver
NEW YORK. Sept. 24. (AP) Bar
silver steady and unchanged at 44o
IN
TO
Member of the Crater club were
notified today to report at the Vrek
Inn not later than noon Sunday to
participate In the California city's
Gold Rush, Headquarters have been
established at the inn for Craters
and their wives and other Medford
residents attending the celebration.
The uniformed unit of the Crater
club will march In the parade sched
uled to start at 1 0 clock. The band
of Daniel Boones carrying new rifles.
will be in command of Sgfc. E, C.
Jerome In the absence of Cnpt. John
Hlllman (J. H. Fletcher), who Is 111
Badges have been provided for Cra
ters and their wives.
All persons Intending to attend the
Oold Rush celebration tomorrow,
Saturday or Sunday are asked to pro
cur Medford automobile stickers at
the Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce. Those having extra room
in their cars and willing to trans
port others to Yreka are requested to
notify the chamber by calling 63.
Through Raymond Reter, the Cra
ter club has provided GO lugs of Rogue
valley pears and ten of apples for dis
tribution at the celebration Sunday
The fruit will be distributed by four
Yreka princesses dressed in 1640 cos
tumes. The Union OH company's office in
Yreka provided a truck for transport
ing the fruit and the Yreka Safe
way store has provided facilities for
storing the pears and apples until
Sunday.
Big Eruption Larry Schade today
requested that all Craters start for
Yreka not later than 0 o'clock Sun
day morning.
Famous Fan Dancer
Starts Engagement
New Portland Club
Blanche Hammond, famous fan
dancer from Sari Carroll's Vanities,
has been booked for a limited en
gagement at Portland's smart Supper
Club, beginning October 1.
Arrangements for Miss Hammond's
appearance are In kcoplng with the
management's policy of presenting
outstanding entertainment from
"mldntte 'till dawn" for the benefit
of out-of-town visitors. She will be
assUted by a complete floor show
girls' rovue.
In addition to this fine array of
talent, the .Supper Club boast of the
best food In Portland, prepared by
the well-known chef, Louie Abbe. Ex
cellent musio for dancing from It
p. m. until dawn, Is provided every
night In the week.
CLEAR THING
URGED BY F. R. IN
know they had hit the other hunter
until they heard his moans on the
hillside above them. He had been a
personal friend of both men, they
said, but was on a different hunting
party stationed on the far side of
the ridge over which the deer wss
ssld to have disappeared.
The body of Meyer arrived In Med
ford at 4 o'clock, yesterday after
noon, and IS held at the Conger fun
eral parlors. Funeral services will
(Continued from Psge One.)
ministration had led to greed, labor
shortages In Industry, a "numb de
pendency" of relief recipients and
resentment, Instead of sympathy, to
ward the unemployed.
During his administration, he said,
relief was handled locally and "no
one starved," and there were no
charges of politics, waste or corrup
tion. "Today, Instead of sympathy for
the unemployed and the destitute,
there Is growing resentment," he asserted.
BONDS POSTED BY
(Continued from Page One.)
where the hunters were standing to
the point where Meyer was struck.
Officers who Investigated the fatal
shooting testified that In making
their Investigation they had no dif
ficulty In calling a message from the
spot where the body lay to the point
where the two empty sheila were
found, and that It waa easy to distin
guish the color of clothing across
the Intervening space. The distance
was variously estimated at from 300
to 800 yards.
Both local men testified that they
did not aee Meyer, and did not know
that he was even In the vicinity. He
was dressed In olive drab clothing
they told the Jury he was hidden by
brush. He had been standing In brush
40 feet nearer the hunters than the
deer which they said they had fired
at, they testified. They told the
hearers that one of their shots had
fallen short and killed Meyer, who
was directly In the line of fire.
They testified that they did not
be held from there Sunday afternoon,
with Chaplain Anderson of the CCC
officiating. Interment will be In Sis
kiyou Memorial park.
The dead man's parenla. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Meyer, of Fergus Rills.
Minn., will be here for the funersl.
Triangle Milling Co. representative
will be at F. E. Samson Co. all day
Saturday to assist with your poultry
feeding problems.
I 0th e sbM la proeerttoa Ottur sbes In eroperuoa
Otter sizes In proportloa
MEDFORD SERVICE STATION
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Maia and Paclfio Highway Phone 14
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fight for Drip, Per
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BEAUTIFUL FIVE
COMPARTMENT
(12-Inch slM)
Relish Dish
69'
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PRESSURE
COOKERS
Largo ilrt flneat quality Prsur Cook-
Cam 7 glaM quart Jura
Cans IB pint Jar
Cnns 18 No. 3 tins
$1300
9 quart slM. com pie t with cooking pans
CHICKEN FRYER
Ha II fact. Tps-in nhlVin Prvur. flIf
banting Dome Cover. Ineld ground and V
polished
$1.39
CAST IRON DUTCH OVEN
No. 8 Cast Iron Dutch Oven wh aeU
baattng dome cover, liulde ground and
polished
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9
$1.39
WASH BOARD
Full size Solid Brass
W'nsh Bonrd
IDINNERWARE
$895
Inside Clothes Dryers. 35
foot hanging space; folds
only six Inches high
5QC C
CLOTHES DRYER
CANISTERS
8 Inch aire
Finished Red and Ivory
EXTRA
SPECIAL
17
c
it
Good Qnnlity AVIiite Rndisson
Dinner AYnre
Luncheon Plates 10c
Curs and Saucers . 10c
Oatmeals 10c
Snlnd Plates 2 for 15c
Serving Dishes loe, '20c. 25o
GALVANIZED PAILS
CREAM & SUGAR SETS
19c
Oreen or rose pink Glas
Cream and Sugar Sets
Extra heavy hot dipped
galvanized Garbage Pall,
with cover, six gallon size
$1.00
STONE JARS
LAWN RAKES
Kleen-Sweep Patented Lawn
RAket. 83 flat spring steel
teeth. Extra light to handle
80
Roll ROOFING
i7i pound Snnto Med.
Hoofine, roll $1.70
35 pound Snnto Lijiht
Roofing, roU...ft.C9
quart Old-Fashioned
Bean Tots
50
CAKE PLATES
Caae Plates and Servers. Choice
of four pattern. One weeX
only, eclal
69c
IRONING
TABLES
Ttegular $3 50 Ironing Table.
14"xM" Top. Extra rlartct pat
ented construction. Special
$1.95
Stone Jars or Crocks,
have all al&es. Gallon
25.
FIRE SCREENS
fflfl
New "hipmeat et
Spnrlc Xiuards and
Folding Fire Screens.
Priced from
$2.40
See H u b b a r ds' for
iM'.dlrons. Priced fram
$1.85
Valley Fuel Co.
HUBBARD BROTHERS, Inc.
MAIN AND
RIVERSIDE
TELEPHONE 203
28 W. Main.
Tel. 78
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