Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 23, 1936, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"MEDFOTCD MATE TRTBTTNTE, "MEDFORD, OREGON. FRTDlT. OCTOTHTR 23, J938 PTGTS THREE FOREST RECEIPTS WASHINGTON. Oct. 33. (AP) Tll sericulture department reported re. celpt from national forest for the paat fiscal year amounted to 4.06J, S3. a gain of 1774,368 over the pre vious year. . About half of the income was from timber sales. Grazing fees for live stock aggregated 1,443,716. Rentals from summer home sites, hotels, con cession stands and other specialized uses amounted to 327,9S3. The forest service said 36 jer cent ef all receipts were turned over to Individual states to go to counties In which the national forests are lo- - eated. In lieu of taxes for road and school purposes. Another 10 per cent ( Is used for road building in the fed- ' era! forest reservations. WIFE OF RAIL HEAD IS TAKEN BY DEATH CHICAGO, Oct. 23. (AP) Mrs. Hale Holden, wife of the chairman of the Southern Pacific rAllroad, died at 'her home here yesterday after everal years of ill health. The former Eleanor Weston of Dal ton, Mass., Mrs. Holden was well known In Pasadena, Calif., and New York. Beeldea her husband, she ts sur vived by two sons, Hsle Holden, Jr., and Philip Holden, and a daughter. Mrs. W. Scott Unn. SALEM, Oct. 33. Governor Martin's right to transfer penitentiary prisoners sentenced to terms of less than one year back to the county Jails was challenged in a habeas cor pus proceeding filed here by one of the Msrion county prisoners trans ferred. ' Attorneys for William H. Aldrlch. sentenced to six months for larceny by bailee, obtained the signature of Circuit Judge L. H. McMahan to the writ against Sheriff A. C. Burk to appear October 28 to show cause why the prisoner should not be released on the grounds the action of the gov ernor was Illegal. Baby Crying Due After Operation PITTSBURGH, Oct. 23. "The baby who never cries" in going to raise a husky rumpus and lose Its unwelcome title. Surgeons said today operations to remove an obstruction in the throat of 13 -months-old Eugene Gregor Jiave been successful. Eugene's mother, Mrs. Otto Gregor. sought surgical aid. saying "I felt funny because he riever cried." Eu gene couldn't. The obstruction had" nearly closed his larynx, making ut terance of nny sounds Impossible. "The Frost Is Oh the Pumpkin and the Corn Is In the Shock" Fall is here and with the Pumpkin and Mince Pies of your youth. Here at Fluhrer's we are especially proud of our Pumpkin and Mince Pies. The Pumpkin Pie is made from the finest grade of Oregon Pumpkin with plenty of fresh eggs and whole milk and delightfully spiced. We will feature both this pumpkin pie and our Home Recipe Mince Pies tomorrow at our retail store and your favorite grocer. The mince Pie has a special tender, flaky crust which will improve with reheating. 25c We will have a surprise for your Hallowe'en listen to our Radio Program watch for our ad. Uvertock PORTLAND, Oct. 23. ( AP-TJSDA) HOGS: 1300, 1221 through and di rect; scattered lots around steady with Thursday's close: few good to choice light weight drive-Ins up to $9.75; load lots upward to $10; few 230-250 lb. weights $9.25; packing sows $7.50 .75; few good feeder pigs $8.50. CATTLE 50, 30 direct; calves 50, 37 direct; mostly a cleanup market; scattered salcis about steady; few common steers $5.50, week's top steers $7.75; few cutter to common heifers $3.50is4,50; extreme top for week $6,35; cutter to common cows, $2.75a 3.75; good beef cow salable up to $4.50 and above, thin bulls $3.75(?r4.25; good, to choice vealers $7.50(3 8.50. SHEEP 400; 206 direct; lambs scarce, nominally steady; good handy weights salable around $7.25 g.50; sizable lots breeding ewes un Bold; few medium to good slaughter ewes steady at $2.25 ( .60. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23 (AP-US. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 330, direct 145. Slow, butchers uneven, 5- 25 lower; bulk 200-225 lb. Callfornlas 10.15-35, latter top; short-load 142 lb. light-lights 10.10; packing sows weak, few 7.25. Cattle: 75. All classes In light sup ply, nominally steady: load 920 lb. steers off beet top 7.00. few plain light steers unsold: good light fed steers absent, quoted around 8.00-50; load Idaho mixed cows and heifers unsold; good beef cows quoted around 4.75-5.25, odd head low-cutters cut ters 2.75-3.75; bulls absent, good quoted to 3.50. Calves: None. Hold overs 80; nothing done, good-choice vealers absent, quoted around 8.50' 9.60. Sheep: 675, direct 330, Steady, two short-decks demlum-good 72 lb. fed medium-pelt lambs 8.35, sorted 15 per cent; short-deck 72 lb. wooled lambs from local feed lot 8.50, sorted 70 heed 7.50 and with 4 per cent shrfnk: other classes absent; ewes eligible to 3.25. CHICAGO. Oct. 23. (AP-USDA) HOGS 13.000:., fairly active; steady to 10c lower than Thursday's average, top $9,70: bulk well finished 190 to 260 lbs., $9.5O(ft0.65; comparable 150 to 180 lbs., largely $8.50($9.35; most sows, $8.36 fif 8.85; few $8,90(39.00. CATTLE 2000. calves 600; very few fed steers and yearlings on sale; part load light yearling. $10.26: 1300-lb steers, $9.75; stockers and feeders ac tive on better grades, fully steady; cows slow except on lower grades; bulls and vealers unchanged, mostly $5.75 and $10.00 down. SHEEP 7000; fat native lambs moderately active; steady to strong; r.heep and feeding lambs little changed; fat native lambs to pack' ers, $8.60 to mostly $8.75; top $9.00 to small killers; most slaughter owes $2.50(3.50; bulk feeding lambs, $7.00n8.10. BUTTE RFAT (Portland delivery, 1 general price) A grade, delivered at least twice weekly, 36(37c lb.; coun try routes, 3435Hc lb.; B grade. 34$35ic lb.; O grade at market. B grade cream for market Buying price, butterfat basis, 53140, EGGS Buying price by whole salers: extras, 35c; standards, 30c; extra medium, 23c; medium firsts, 20c; undergrade. 16c; pullets, 13 15c; pee wees, 8c dozen. Cheese, country meats and live, poultry, steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Oct. aa, (Af J wneat: ! 1.14i l.HV, 1.13 1.14H y ..i.i3i 1.13V, i.iaw l.isaj, y .88 .9914 .98i .9914 Dm. May July Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Oct. 23. (AP) Slow but insistent stock market demand today lifted selected oils, utilities, coppers, motors and specialties. At the same time many of the re cent leaders, including steels and rails, had rather tough sledding most of the session. Transfers were around 1,600,000 shares. Stocks with the greatest climbing power apparently were buoyed by cheerful company earnings, together with Increased and extra dividends in a number of Instances. Traders, .however, were still a bit wary. Some were inclined to stand ttslde pending the outcome of the election. Lessening of European ten sion was said to have been helpful. Today's closing prices for 32 se ectrd stocks follow; Al. Chem & Dys 229 'j Am, Can 4 12sja Am. & Fgn. Power ...,.......,... 1 A. T. & T 179 Anaconda 48 ft Atch. T. & S. F SOU Bendlx Avia ao3 Beth. Steel 72 California Pkg , 40 Caterpillar Tractor ....... 82 i Chrysler 127 Coml. Solv i8' Curtis-Wright .. 6 DuPont ...... 169 Gen. Foods 40 Vi Gen, Motors 73 ft Int. Harvest. 00 I. T. Jc T 12V4 Johns-Man J 23 ft Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Oct.. 23. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May 98 .98 .98 .98 Dec 97 .67 .97 .97 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem, hardwheat, 12 percent, $1.05 '4; dark hard winter, 13 percent, $1.18ft; 12 percent, $1.12; 11 percent, $1,06!: soft white and western white, 98c; Vmrd winter, $1.02; western red, 99c. Oats, white $30; gray $29. Barley, No. 2. 45 lb., $34. Corn, No. 2 eastern Y. Ship. $49.50; Argentine $35. Mlllrun, standard, $28. Today's car receipts: wheat 56; flour 16; oats 1; hay, 3. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Oct. 23. (AP) BUT TER: Prints, A grade. 36c lb. In parchment wrappers, 36c lb. In car tons; B grade, parchment wrappers. 34c lb,; cartons 35c lb. AVAILABLE IN OREGON :;: 86.8 Proof-Th. .frolflhf ; W. ' whiikl.. In this product or. ZWK V: IS month, or mor. old. 75 JMgk .troiflht whlskl.., 75 r. Brain 'M? Wi!, neutral spirit.. 5 .trolaht f4TJSWm& X whi.k.y 4 years old, 20 f fsgSSfJJW .tralghtwhl.keylS month, old. s: $ff tm'W PINT kJ No.2S7C QUART $1.40 N0.237A Mont. Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac, Std. Brands ....... Std. Oil Cal Std. Oil N. J. ... 66 33 ft 94 ft 46 lift 44 17ft 39 67 Trans. Amer 14 Union Carb .. United Aircraft .............. U. S. Steel 24 3 76 ft SACRAMENTO, Oct. 23. ( AP) Churning cream butterfat: first grade 38ftc; second grade 36ftc. SAN FRANCISCO, Oat. 33. ( AP) , The International Longshoremen's association U supporting Pacific coast longshoremen In their demands for wage incroases and other con ditions, said word received here to day from Joseph A. Ryan, interna tional president, at New York. Ryan dented rumors that the in- j ternatlonat would not support the coast I, L. A. should It refuse to set tle with ship operators unless the , operators grant demands of other maritime unions. "Any such statement are abso lutely false," Ryan declared. "Per-1 sons circulating such nimors on the waterfront arc grinding their own axes." Twin Girts Born To Local Couple j Mr. and Mrs. Kermlt Thlede of 203 North Grape street are the proud par ents of twin girls, born October 22 Miss Theoma Marlene, first to appear, weighed four and a' half pounds. Mist. Naomi Darlene appeared next, weigh ing five and three-fourths pounds. Dr. Harvey E. Miller reports mother and babies doing very we1!. RAIN MAY DESCEND ON UCLAN-BEAVER CONTEST LOS ANGELES. Oct. 23 A) Un settled weather tomorrow with a pos sibility of rain was forecast for the U. C. L. A.-Oregon State football game. The temperature is moderate with 71 the maximum yeserday, and 80 the minimum this morning. My J request: flavor me -with Schilling Poultry Seasoning ( It Will Pay You Well to step, a few feet off 6th St. ".to do your . shopping. , " VEAL STEAK VEAL ROAST Shoulder Cuts Choice Choice dt ib. H 5 SMOKED PICNICS lb. 20c Lean Shanklesn Whole or Half HAM Svirt'i Sk1nn.il. Mild Cum. Half or Wholr lb. 25c Hamburger All Beef Fresh (l round 2 lb. 25c SAUSAGE , Perfectly Reasoned lb. 15c Salt Herring Large Fancy 4 for 25c 1 lb. Wieners 1 qt. Kraut Both For 27c STEAKS "SSfiS" lb. 19c Bacon Squares Jtr lb. 22c Shortening 4 lb. ctn. 45c We have an extra good Klamath Potato that lots of people are storing for winter. These sell fbr just a little more than number two's. See these potatoes before you buy. Large Lettuce Each 5c Sweet Potatoes 5 lbs. 13c ' Wmi.F. THEY LAST Local Onions . . 7 lbs. 9c SHF.F.T SPANISH . Arizona Grape Fruit . 5 for 17c F.F.ii,R'! un'. Sunkist Lemons . dox. 15c With the Valley Trade is the Valley Made Be Wise Buy Wise Economize at Holloway's Reliable Grocery W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner 100 Independent No Affiliations -PHONE 20 R EL HA IB IL US Clams . . . 2 cans Sun Blest Baby Whole Diced Peaches . . 10c For Salads. No. 1 tall can Bisquick . . lge pkg 33c Peas . . 2 cans 29c Sun Blest Tolophone Sweet No. 2 can Shop the Reliable Way Call 20 2 phones, and experi enced order cterki for satisfactory e trice. SKfft POST'S NEW Pf WHOLE WHIAT AMthafood-anargy of whole whoat In a cereal with BRAND 2 pkgS. FLAVOR 25C Salad Mustard, 16-oz. jar ...... . 9c Tomatoes, 2 cans ............ 25c Bagley'g Solid Park. No. V, oans Peet's Gran. Soap, large pkg. .... 29c Catsup, CHB, 14-oz. bottle, 2 for . . 25c Best Foods Real Mayonnaise, qt. jar 43c Syrup, Bucket brand, 26-oz. bottle . 37c Pound can 39c The coffee that let you can Schilling ccjTatoiTP vjj L (fllhtr kind In cup of coffee use Schilling's tin) Two kinds, percolator & drip. For a fragrant, full flavored DRIP L 1 128c m can 55c Home Made Cake, Pie and Cqoky Sale Here Saturday by the American Legion Auxiliary FOR THE BANDON RELIEF FUND Shrimp, 2 cans . . 25c Wellman's Dry Pack Mackerel, 3 cans . 25c No. 1 tall can Chocolates, lb. . . 10c Old Fashioned Macaroni, 3 lbs. . . 19c Tamales, 2 cans . 35c Swift's Red Salmon, can . 22c Del Monte, No. 1 can Oranges, 2 dozens ... 49c Sunkist 252's t ' Grapefruit, 6 f or . . . . 25c Arizona 80 's Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. . 15c Fresh Limes, dozen . . 25c Fresh Pineapple, ea. . . 33c Cabbage, pound . . . . 2c Fancy Local 01 Schilling Savor Salt Seasoning A new taste thrill 3 oz. bottle . 14c CITY MEAT MARKET 121 NORTH CENTRAL PHONE 324 FREE DELIVERY ANY SIZE ORDER CHOICE QUALITY ALWAYS Try City Meats You'll Notice the Difference! PORK ROASTS LEG SHOULDER VEAL ROAST Best quality, tasty and tender A delicious roast hot or cold lb. 25c lb. 20c lb. 15c SHOULDER of LAMB . lb. 15c Serve It Italian Style Roast with strips of bacon till brown. Then sprinkle generously with grated cteese. Serve with sauce, made from onions, butter, flour and seasoning. Boil sauce, add cream. , Choice Cuts, tender Tastes like chicken