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rEDF(YRT MATTJ ' TRTBTJST!. U"EDFO"RP. OTCEClOy. FRTTVAY. KEPTF,"MTF.T? 25. 103(T. PACK TTHtEfl (Continued from Me One.) consumers' co-ops, Industrial co-ops, etc. This, la an entirely different subject covered by the same name. It Involves wholly different economic theorte. the possibility of federal en dowments sponsoring consumer stores which would compete with local mer chant, elimination of middlemen, then consumer factories, and, lu the last, a federal consumer control of basic industries In a complete "co operative state," . which would per mit capitalism to exist on . the side If It could stand such competition. This Is where the commission split. The three original brain trusters ap pointed on the commission are sup posed to haw believed the U. S. could profitably start out In the gen eral direction pointed out by Euro pean consumer co-op experience. The two farm commissioners are said to be In the throes of grave doubts. The co-op study was originally In tended for use In the presidential campaign. The one or more reports will be on Mr. Roosevelt's desk with in" a, few days. However, there is more than an even chance that he will drop 'them into a lieg-Uned can and let them age. AI50 a suggestion has been made that he may put them in a bath tub and turn on the water. Most explosive expert consider them polltcally dangerous. For one thing, the President is now applying the new Petman-Robtnsori law to protect individual merchants. For another, some farm thinkers are beginning to suspect the double meaning of the co-operative theory as related to prices they may get through . consumer co - operatives. From an- economic standpoint, a question mark Is likewise developing around tho point of whether con sumer co-operatives ere feasible in lines where the price margin between producer and consumer is not very wide. ' . Livestock PORTLAND, Sept. 35. (AP-USDA) HOGS 937, 81 through and direct 25o lower;1 early- sales steady with Thursday close. Good to choice 163 to 219-tb. drive ins, mostly $10.23; 225 to 270-lb., $9.95; few light lights, $10.75; packing sows, $8.50 8.75; lew 45 to U5-lb. feeder pigs, $8.35. CATTLE 75, 4 direct, calves 15, 13 direct. Scattered sales she-stock weak, to 25c lower; not enough, steers to test values; odd common to me dium steers, $5.75; top dressed steers, $7.'50; few heifers, $4.00.3 5.50; low cutters and cutter cows, $3.00(3 3.60; good beef cows, $4.75; bulls, $4.50(3 5.25; vealers steady, good to choice. $8.00.3 9.00; odd head to $9.25; good 370 to 350-lb. calves, $6.50&7.50. SHEEP 700, 86 direct; slow, weak to 25c lower than Monday. Good fat lambs, $7.75t8.00; few decks fat lambs unsold; common lambs down to $6.00; medium grade shorn lambs, $6.50; good fat ewes, $3.00 3.25. country routes, 37 38 Vic lb.; B grade, 3 13 ,a, 37c lb.; C grade at market. : B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price, butterf&t basis 53 He. EGGS Buying price by whole salers: Extras, 31c; standards, 3&c; ex tra medium,. 32c; do medium firsts, 18c; undergrade, 16c; pullets, 12 $ 15c; pee wees, 8c dozen. Cheese, country meats and live poultry, steady and unchanged. Agriculture Secretary Wallace is an swering Governor Lnndon's farm pro gram Fridny night with far more authority than he professes to have. Mr. Wallace was unexpectedly call ed to Hyde Park early in the week on what was advertised as a myste rious mission. Word was given, out that he was talking over some phrases of crop Insurance with the President. Tho fact Is Mr. Roosevelt called him in to frame the reply to Mr. Landon. Mr. Wallace has five ghost writers, which Is four more than most other officials have, except the President. He has often done ghost work for the chief executive, but this is the first time Mr, Roosevelt has ghosted for him. If you will tie this fact up with the smart Democratic move in re serving competitive radio time for the President against Al Smith, and the other anticipatory move made here lately, such ns announcement of the crop insure nee investigation on the eve or Mr. Landon's farm speech, you will have-some idea of the alertness of the Democratic cam paign. It lias amazed most Wash ington politic! observers, who fancy that they know something about pol tis. And the campaign does not start until Mr. Roosevelt opens It at Syracure next Tuesday. Freight Loading Up 89,651 Cars WASHINGTON, Sept 25. (AP) The Asportation of American railroads reported today loadings of revenue freight for the week ending last Sat urday totaled 789,510 ears. This was an increase of 89.651 cars, or 12.8 per cent, compared with the preceding week; an increase of 82,690 or 1 1 .7 per cen t com pa red with a year ago. and an Increase of 145,013. or 22.5 per cent, compared with two years ngo. VIOW KRS FOR T ll ELA PIKS The public la Invited Snt. and Sun. to attend the opening of The Meyer Greenhouses. At the old Rogue Val ley Greenhouses. 635 Franquctte St SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2fe ( AP-USDA ) HOGS : 100; holdovers 345. Strong to 10c higher quality con sidered; load 208 averages $10.65, sorted 14 head; medium averages 178. $10 to mostly $10.40. quotable top around $10.75. Packing sows strong to 25c higher, half-load 280 - sows, $7.75; two loads, 88-108 averages $99.50. CATTLE 125. Mostly steady, half load good 900 steers from local feed lot $8 with 4 percent shilnk; best grass heifers quoted to $5 or slightly above; cow quoted mostly $5.25 down, low-cutters-cuttera $3-25M; odd bulls to $5.25. Calves: 10. Nom inal; good -choice vealeis quoted around $9&9.50. HEEP 1,100, direct 300; holdovers 200. Lambs mostly 25c lower for two days; ewes about steady; part-deck good 78 California wooled lambs $8.75; two decks good 77-78 wooled Oregon lambs $8.75, sorted 15 percent; two decks good U8 short-wooled owes $3.25 "strlght. CHICAGO, Sept 25. (AP-USDA) Hogs 8000; mostly steady, spots stronger . than Thursday's average: Finished light light under pressure; sows weak to 10c lower; top, $10.25; bulk 200-250 lbs.. $9.90$ 10.20; most well finished 140-200 lbs., $8.65(310; best sows, $5.10, CATTLE 1500; calves 500; slaughter classes generally steady; in fairly ac tive week-end trade; best medium weight steers. $9.25-40; better grades absent; middle and lower grades downward from $8,50-6.00 and less for common grassers; most heifer under $7.50; plain grassers going at $4.60(6.00; few beef cowa up to $6.25; bulk $4.25 5.50; cutter grades, $34; bulls and vealers steady; out side sausage bulls, ' $5 57; vealers largely, $10&11; few selects, $11.50; stockers and feeders dull at week's 25(B0c decline. SHEEP 9000; fat lambs active; strong to 25c higher; top native and range lambs. $9.50; bulk natives $9.25; westerns, $8.75 $t 9.50, according to kind; sheep and feeding lambs steady top 71 -lb., feeding Iambs, $8.60. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Sept. 25. ( AP) But ter production Is showing liberal pro portions throughout the country. Weakness In the price list through the country generally is due not only t0 tho liberal churning, but also to the fact that the Uulted States Is by far the- highest market In the world, There was no chango in the price for the day. BUTTER Prints, A grnde. 370 lb. In parchment wrappers, lb. in cartons; B grade parchment wrappers, 360 lb.: cartons, 3714c lb. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, general price) A grade, delivered at lenst twic weklv, fl8i 39Uo lb.: Portland Wheal Union Carb Unit. Aircraft , U, S. Steel ...... 06 'i 24 34 70 San Franc-two Butter SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.- 35. (AP) (U. S. Derit Agr.) Butter un changed: eggs large 35c; mediums Sflc; smalls t6',3c. SACRAMENTO, Sept. 35. (API Churning cream butter fat: First grade 39v3c; second grade 36!io. PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 35. (AP) Domestic .wheat bears scored a hit during the Friday sessions and forced lower prices on an otherwise firm market with a record demand. Wheat; Open High Low Close May 99 99 99 99 Sept. 971$ 971 97 97 Dec 99 99 97 07 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem hw 12 pc. 1.04i$; dart oard winter 13 pc. 1.18$; 13 pc," 1.12',$; 11 pc. 1.06; Soft white 96'.$; western white 961$; hard winter 1.001$; western red 971$. Oats No. 3 white 30.00; gray 29.00. Barley No. 2-45 lb.. B. W. 33.50 Corn No. 2 eastern Y. ship. 49.50; Argentine 40.00. . . Mlllrun standard 28.00. Today's car receipts: - Wheat 46; barley 10; flour 21; oats 1. -Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Sept. 39. (AP) More than 2V2 cento & biuhel downward slide of wheat value today acom panted severe unsettlement of Euro pean exchange rates. Tumbling .of . wheat prices took place although the Winnipeg market tarly had climbed to new high levels for the season. Most of the selling here was attrib uted to previous buyers. Wheal : Open High Low Claw 1.18 1.164 U7i 1.16'i - M4!i 11514 1.154 1.13ti 1.14V4- Sept. 1.18'i . Deo. 1.16 May ,. l.lSVi Corn: Eept. 1.19-18 Dec. 954 ; May ' 90-01 )4 1.16 91", l.iau 943, 1.15-16 ' 90 t Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Sept. 28. ( AP) Money troubles of France, Including possible franc devaluation or, a gold embargo, hit the stock market today and jolted down prices fractions to 2 or more points. There were a few recoveries in late dealings, os offerings tended to dry up. but these were not Impressive. Transfers approximated 1 ,500,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. si Dye S2I Am. Can . 134 Am. A: Fgn Pow. 61; A. T. & T 113i Anaconda . 39 Atch. T. & B. P. 78, Bcndlx Avla, 28'i Beth. Steel - 674 California Pack'g. , 39 Caterpillar Tract. 78 Chrysler : 118 Coml. Solv. lVt Curtlss-Wrlghts 8',; DttPont I: 159i Gen. Foods; '. i 31)',., Gen. Mot. 683(, Int Harvest. . . 81 I. T. tc T U 'i Johns-Man. llG',4 Monty Ward .. 49 North Amcr. 31 Pemiev (J. C.) 01 'i Phillips Pet J 41H Radio 10', Sou. Pac. 42 Std. Brands , IS-1', St. Oil Cal. 36i St. Oil N. J 61 Trans. Amer 13' Orders For Pine Over Week Before PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 25 (AP) New business totaling 74.392.000 feet, an Increase of 10. per cent over the previous week, wss reported today by the Western Pine association tor the week ending September 19. Shipments of 132 mills were 72, 233,000 feet and production 80,972, 000 feet The same mills for the correspond ing week a year ago showed orders of 85.768.000 feet and production of 85. 989,000 feet. For the period from January 1 to date orders are 17 per cent above the similar period a year Mythology lists the Muses as the nine daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Large, honied apartment Private. 518 S. Oakdale. RUMMAGE Sale by Chapter R, E., P. E. O. Saturday, September 26th. at 209 West Main. CERTAINLY as gODd as the best Auto reflntahlng, any kind. 608 So. River side. Auto Beauty Shop. WANTED TO BUY Stoves suitable to be repaired. So. Oregon Junl; Co.. Stewart Ave, between Oakdale and Holly. WILL MOUNT your gam specimens, make your hides luto beaut it al rugs, at prices you can afford. A. F. Adams, scientific taxidermist. 145 No. Tvy St. Out of tho high rent district. FOR SALE Nice tomatoes. 00c 103 lbs. You pick and bring boves. Calhoun Ranch, l ml to S. YV. of Phoenix. CANNING Tomatoes. 25c lug. Pick them. Bring boxes. T. J. Parsons, Phoenix. FOR SALE Pekinese grown male, two puppies. At Monarch Feed Store Saturday or, 1307 W.- Main FOR. SALE Girl's bicycle, vern Mar shall. U38 S. Holly. USED PIANO 39.00. Repossessed piano. Good condition, for balance due. f down and $4.00 monthly will handle. "Give your child a eh.incc" Tune in KM ED for CHILDREN'S HOUR But.. 11:30 a. m. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE PRICES SLASHED on I&36 home radius to make room for our new 1937 Una. Quantity limited. Fire stone Auto Supply &, Service Store. 9th and Riverside, Medford, Ore. CURL to do ltht housework, $5 week. 204 W. Jackson. WANTED Boys to sell Sunday papers on Saturday. Good money and bonus to workers. Call Rudy's Sen. Sta., 9th and Central. FOR RENT Two bouses. 812 Summit. LADIES Bring your fur coats and furs for rescrvlclng. at reasonable prices. Mrs. A. F. Adams. 145 No. Ivy St. FOR SALE Folding iron camp bed and gasoline camp stove. Tel. 1341 -Y. WANTED Girl or woman for house work. Good wages. Permanent If satisfactory. Phone 223 ur 762. WANT to buy small suhiirhan home by responsible party. Will pay ;0 down and 910 month. Box 5799. Tribune. ROOM and board. Reasonable rntM. 325 West 8th. FOR SALE 8-year old mare. Weight about IflOO lbs., and yearling colt. Al's Trading Post, Jacksonville Hwy and lor-lcr Lane. t J-in- m. A a: A AUTO SUPPLY ft SERVICf STORES Riverside and Ninth. Phone 52fl FOR RENT 103 Genesee, 6-room.1 unfurnished h o m e. Hardwood floors, fireplace, nice lawn in back. $35 including water, ; CHARLES R. RAY, REALTOR Med ford Bldg. Phone HO J hrI?l SEE PAGE n 1 i MHBr'' 1 1 "avv-gK With the Valley Trade is the Valley Made Be Wise Buy Wise Economize at Holloway's Reliable Grocery W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner 100 Independent No Affiliations PHONE 20 These Reliable Values! SHOP THE EASY WAY The Re liable Way Whore Price and Qual. ity Foods prevail. Buckingham's Ice Cream. CanJ; & Party Specials. The Crest. i!30 a. Cent Phone 541i. We'll r;aul away your rrrtnie Cltv 5in1t.iry Service. THE LIFE OF JOHN L. AND I C4tf LICK ANY SON -1 0F-A-6UM ALIVE WAS THE F I If ST PUBLIC SPEECH EVE It MADS DV THE BOSTON HERCULES -AMD H MADE GOOD HIS BOAST 7V STRAIGHT mmBOURBON WHISm ffMBt THISWHISKeY WwA. is 14 mourns old Tk ano is fio moor , IN TWt CRYSTAL SlUTt 4 jAit ciAif wtTtuiNo eotr hiht cirr m j J3 1.7, IN FALL MODE! . The cake we feature this week-end is as refresh ingly new and zestful as a Fall day Butterscotch Pecan Angel Food Made with brown sugar beaten right Into tb egg whites with toasted pecans all through the cake The frosting a delightful creation of brown sugar, butter and pure cream topped with toast ed Pecans. A truly unusual cake with a taste and flavor that will linger long. 44c These Prices and the Quality Speak for Themselves. We Set the Pace lirilQ Nice and Fat U On FRYERS lb. 23c LIVER rrf 11 Ynun8 np,t 2 lb. 25c LEG '0 LAMB rz lb. 21c BACON SQ. rr lb. 16c LITTLE PIG LINKS .... lb. 20c PURE LARD 2 lb. 25c SHORTENING ... 6 lb. tub $6.43 Quallly Ounnuiteed. A Ilenl llurnaln, Uujr Now Specials on Young Mutton STEW, while it lasts lb. 5 SHOULDERS lb. 12 LEGS, boned and tied, no waste lb. 16 CHOPS, rib or loin onto 2 lbs.' 3r BOILING BEEF lb. 9c PORK ROAST ni; ' lb. 20c STEAK sirloin lb. 19c PICNICS f-r lb. 22V2c HAMBURGER 2 lb. 23c Klamath Potatoes 100 oPHoorNBoA028. $1-20 50-25-10 pound bags all priced accordingly ( Local Watermelons .,...,. .per lb. c Local String Beans. . . . .,. ... .3 lbs. 14c Fancy Green Peas ........... 3 lbs. 1 7c Fresh Brussel Sprouts. ..... .3 lbs. 17c Cauliflower, large white. . . .2 hds. 25c Banana Squash. . .per lb. c Southern Sweet Potatoes. ... ,4 lbs. 15c 4 Free Deliveries Daily . 8 and 10 a. m 2 and 4 p, m. ROYAL CLUB GRAPEFRUIT. .,. . .2 cans 29c SPINACH, new pk., lg. No. 2, 2 cans 25c PINEAPPLE, broken slices, lg. 2 can 19c PUMPKIN, Del Rogue, lg. 2, 2 cans 25c TOMATOES, new pack, extra fey., standard pack, 2 cans 25c Tomato Juice, No. 1 tall, 3 cans 23c; lg. No. 10(lo. new pk.)35c Catsup, Del Monte or C.H.B., ea. 15c Pineapple Juice, lg. 46 oz. can, 27c Hershey" Cocoa, lb. can. . 14c COFFEE kl 2Jc HARVEST SALE Stfffl ffSm iuVai.W t&K&g mmetdptf All For 39c DILL PICKLES, Sun Blest quality in 2 J tins, ea. . . . . . . . . 15c 3 pkgs. JELLO and 1 pkg. of the New P Jello Chocolate Pudding ALL FOR 17 Rolled Oats 10 lb.sk. 38c Chipped Beef in glass, 2 oz., 2 for 25c Toilet Paper, Red Feather, 6 rolls 25c White Star Tuna, size tin. . . . , .17c Smacks, large 14 oz. pkg.. . 15c Shrimp, fey. Sun Blest dry pk., can 15c Oysters, 5 oz. can .2 for 25c WAX PAPER, small 40 ft. roll, 2 for 15c; lg. 125 ft. roll 17c LIME RICKEY or Ginger Ale, "Extra Special", 3 bottles 25c Pancake Flour Crown 10 lb. sack 4VC SHORTENING 47c Bupcrla 4 lb. ctn, HONEY 5 lb. pail 47c O. K. Soap 7 bars 27c wtii lb mnv Urge pkg S3p Bring in your White King Coupons FINEST Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Oranges Sunkist 252 's 2 Dox. 49 APPLES ft Fey. Jonathan! Box 98' Bananas . 4 lbs. 19c Artichokes fey 3 for 25c Onions Sweet Spanish 5 lbs. 1
