irEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD, OREOON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 11, IMC
PAGE FIVE
PAY DIVIDENDS ON
U. S. Steel Declares $3.75
Share Payment Sears
Roebuck Announces Two
Extra Dividends Coming
NEW YORK, Oct. 37. (AP) Dl
rectors of United States Steel corpo
rstlon declared today a dividend of
a3.73 a shar on the preferred stock.
There was an accumulation of S18.25
in unpaid dividends on the stock. In
July a dividend of tl was ordered.
Net Income available for dividends
for the three months ended Septem
ber totaled $13,636,177. equal to H
cents a share on common stock, the
best for the comparable period since
1P30. This compared with $12,863.
473 or 75 cents a common ahsre In
the second quarter this year and
with a deficit of $1,305,305 in the
corresponding 1935 period.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27. (AP) Holders
of Sears. Roebuck & Co, common
atock were In line today for two ex
tra dividends totaling about 3.50 i
share, announced by directors as a
means of avoiding a laree assessment
A. C. WALKER
Republican Candidate for
COUNTY TREASURER
Qunll'led by Experience
1Q1R RHatt
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1 out ol 3 hemes, farms & other property
NOW SUBJECT TO SALE FOR TAXES'
YOURS MAY BE NEXT I Home and farm owners
are now behind 46 Million Dollars in their taxes
and still the levy increases and the burden grows!
It's time to call a halt to these tax raids 6n your
property. These recent headlines are only warnings
of what is in store for you unless you demand a
voice in the amount of taxes levied on your farm
or home.
' The TAX LIMITATION Bill, on the ballot
November 3rd, is your way to force tax raiders to
start trimming waste and frills! It is your way to
keep your home from being gobbled up by un
limited property taxes. STOP IT NOW BEFORE
IT IS TOO LATE! '
You can stop it!
Pd. Arif by Hob. Prm Own. Aim. of Onion, ta'ta M. Smith, TrM,
00 B.W. WuhUjlon it., Portland, 0r.ro;
-plus a mi--threat
CALIFORNIA
point,) tre io et M " ,nd ,he
lude San Frnao. L Anei"
S h-' deri rort and p
Ki0o, lor no addi .on.l f- V" Y
,h.ne ol Cl.fon. nd B . ,
CHICAGO and back... 86
of earnings under the new rederaJ
surtax.
"In th opinion of your officer
and board of directo "
ment to stockholders, "the company
uoi jusiiiiea in paying such a large
surtax, to avoid which the major
portion of our earnings must be dis
tributed to the shareholders."
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 37. yp)
Portland General F.l-trt,. nn
porta consolidated net Income of
en,517 for the S months ended Sept.
SO, compared with S531.437 In the
1035 period.
CHICAGO. Oct. n im n,(.
mately 80,000 meat packing plant
employes of four big Chicago con
cerns, Swift and Co., Armour and Co.,
Wilson and Co., and Cudahy and Co
today were granted a wage Increase
of seven per cent, effective November
It waa estlmsted this would repre
sent a yearlv wace Increase nf he-
tween (8.000,000 and $10,000,000.
The wage increase was negotiated
by representatives of employes In the
plant assembly, made up of equal
numbers of employe and . manage
ment representatives.
Approximately 30.000 employes of
both Swift and Armour will share In
the wage boost. Cudahy and Wilson
employes affected number approxi
mately 10,000 each.
ARGENTINE PURCHASES
AMERICAN SEED SPUDS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 37. tfPr Pur.
chase of 43,500 bushels of certified
seed potatoes In this country by the
Argentine government was reported
todsy by the agriculture department.
Due to Insect, disease and drouth
damage, the department ssld, the
Argentine potato crop Tas only 19.
000,000 bushels last season. The av
erage yield here Is 35,000,000.
Louis long, one-time star Southern
Methodist football player who lost an
arm in an automobile accident, um
pired this year In the East Texas
bene ball league.
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Estimates ABUeui nbtr
Wvh. Tax Body Finds 1
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Reduced Coach
cdcc TICKET
Reduced coach and inurm rouau.i.p. .....
vi. Ulifornia, uilh 6-moKtbt rrlurn hm,l,
t on ule from nw until May U next year.
Follow the funny louthero route, throufth
California, to your eajtern de.tinat.oo: then
return on your choice of northern line., or
revere the order. Example:
CuMtb Tei
CHICAGO . . 62.20 79.95
c.oh u" in mod15r!'' "'?!'
tioned coche, ud newt?ch..r c.r, Tou
i,t larei are good In ..r-conditioned Pu 1
man, (plu. berth) to Chic.co. St. Lou,..
Metnphi. or New Orleani end ,n co.ch to
detinilion em of thoe poinH.
Southern Pacific
I. C. Carle. A tent. Tel. J
Portland Plans For Football Crowds
From Astoria ana Lonr Columbia.
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"Do not cross the dtrldlng streets." This was the wnrnlng or Portland police authorities and Oregon
State Motor association officials as they completed plans for handling trnffte Tor the Oregon-Washington foot
ball game Saturday, October 31. Because of an expected Influx of 30.000 persons for the gridiron classic an
attempt la being made to avoid the usual congestion. The above mnp shows the sections of Portland near
Multnomah clvlo stadium In which motorlMs driving from surrounding territory are requested to park. Mo
torists should not cross streets marked with heavy line. The shaded dress near the stadium Indlcntn ktreets
closed to trnfflc.
WEALTHY SPANIARDS AWAITING CONDEMNATION
Captured In th Quadarrama mountain where they had gone to spend vacations, theee wealthy Spin
tarda were taken by government forcea to El Eeeorlal for Imprlaonment. They are ehown at they pre
pared a meal while awaiting execution. (Aaioclated Prett Photo
INSURGENT ATTACKERS
(Continued from Pse One.)
clallsts, hsd granted recognition to
the fascist provisions! government
Insurgent Oenerallsslmo rranclsco
Franco had not yet asked for Brit
ish recognition, authoritative quarters
said.
France, meanwhile, moved ahead on
a projected program to strengthen
her air forces to keep pace with arma
ment races of other European n
tiona. The cabinet of premier Leon
Blum approved a plan to modernize
and Tourft Fare,Tool
NORTH
From SeafH, Vancouver,
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mui ran
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French military aviation animated to
COSt $230,000,000.
As the nc-west battle raged In war-
torn sectors south and west of Mad
rid, fresh efforts to Isolate the Span
ish conflict were postponed In Lon
don whon a session of the neutral
ity sub-committee was called off.
The auspendslon was ordered by
Chairman Lord Plymouth after a not,
expected to clarify the Russian posi
tion, failed to arrive from Moscow.
MEDFORD YOUTH
HIES OF NAVY
In keeping with the occasion of
Navy Day, word wan received this
morning from Bob Thurman, with
the U. 8. navy aboard the U. S. B.
West Vtiylnla. Thurman said that
several former Mdfordlte are aboard
the Wee Vee, nickname for the bat
tleshlp.
Among those on the ship are Pat
Ahaw, of the engineers force; Claude
Msnke, yeoman striker; Csples Run
Nationally
Famous lor
COMFORT
GOODFOOD
Youll enjoy your Portland
villi to the extreme, here at
the center of the clry'i life.
... Pleasant, outilde roomt.
Beautiful Dining Room and
mart Coffee Shop, Dellel
oui food at popular prlcet.
Only three to four block,
from leading banks and
Itoret. Garage opposite.
SUPPER CLUB
Dinlngnnddanclng nightly
19 to 1) except Sunday
ond Monday.
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orcheitrot.
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nels, desk force; Bert Nichols, avia
tion unit; and Thurman himself, who
Is in the shlptitter shop.
Thurman stated that all the men
are deeply Interested In Medford and
Its affairs, most of them expecting
to mako this their home when their
navy duty Is finished.
John Deere No. 2 Two-Way
Tractor Plow
A NEW PLOW FOR USE IN
IRRIGATED SOILS
cuta costs accordingly. All furrows are turned one
way no dead furrows or back ridges the field is
left smooth and level ready for profitable irrigation.
This John Deere Two-Way has all of the features
that mean dependability and good work. Bottoms
ere genuine John Deere. Gangs are raised by con
stant power lifts when you pull the trip rope re
gardless of the depth of plowing the bottoms come
up to the same high position. Trip rope and depth
lever are within easy reach of driver on tractor seat.
Cut your plowing costi this year with this efficient
Two-Way.
HUBBARD
29 N. Riverside
Atthi Store You Get QUALITY " SERVICE
ROTARY SPEAKER GIVES
APPEARING ON BALLOT
L. V. Smith, attorn? for Orjon
BueJnesa and Invstor. tna. dto
cusMd Important legltlttton appear
ing on tha ballot at next Tuesday "a
lection an a feature of today's meet
ing of the Med ford Rotary club. In
line with the policy of the club, no
re com mend at tons were made by the
Rottu-lani. who welcomed Mr. Smith
outline of hit organl nation 'a attitude
on the measures.
Joe Fllegel, commander of Med
ford American Legion poet, spoke
briefly against the pK.pcwd non
compulsory military training bill.
This bill, In Mr. niegel'a opinion,
should have been named the non-re
quired military training bill as R. O.
T. C. training in higher educational
Institutions might better be termed
a "reqtilred" subject In line with
other "required" college courses. This
military course, offering valuable out
door exercise and disciplinary train
ing, calls for only three hours a week
over but two years of the four years
at college, the speaker pointed out,
snd Oregon Legionnaires, in conven
tion at Roeeburg this summer, unani
mously went on record in opposition
to this proposed piece of legislation.
As an Introductory feature of to
day's Rotary meeting, the Medford
high school glee club entertained with
two enjoyable numbers which were
enthusiastically receWed by the Ro
tarlans snd guests. Mips Floy Young,
high school music instructor, led the
organization and Miss Betty Lee waa
the piano accompanist.
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Twenty United States army planes,
constituting the bombardment squad
ron at Hamilton field, Caw., flew
over Medford this noon en rout to
Fort Lewis, Wash., for maneuvers.
Seven other army ships en route
to the maneuvers landed at the mu
nicipal airport here for refueling.
The group comprised thres Douglas
amphibian transports, a Douglas ob
servatlon, a North American trslnor
and a Fokker transport. Another
Douglas basio trainer, en rout south
In command of Col. H. W. Harms,
also was serviced at tha airport.
Two private ships were serviced at
the airport this afternoon. On was
flown by Dana Fuller, executive of
the Fuller Psint company. Tha other
waa owned by 0, A. Howard, Jr., Ban
Francisco car dealer, who was being
piloted by Marshall Osorg.
LEGION 10 OBSERVE
Navy Day will bo oberJ tonight
by the American Legion poat of Med
lord with e regular meeting at I
o'clock In the K. p. hall. Paul Mc
Donald of Aahland, a paat command
er or Medford poat, will be In charge
of tonlght'a meeting.
Chief Petty Officer Brneat M. Weet.
on recruit duty In thla district, will
give a ehort talk on tha purpoaee of
Navy Day. Poat Commander J. P.
Pllegel has asked all Loglonnatrea.
both army and navy members, to be
on hand for the program.
Plans will De dliicuNied for celebra
tion of ArmUtice day, November 11.
You will want to inspect thle new and
different two-way plow. It tuma
two 14-inch furrows, each trip across
the field behind your tractor, and
- WRAY CO.
Fhose 202
REGISTRATION POINT
CLEARED BY CLERK;
BIG VOTE INDICATED
Under certain conditions It la not
necessary to register prior to every
election In order to vote, it was stated
today by Qeorg R. Carter, county
clerk, to clear up an apparent mts
xinderstandlng. "If you have voted at any time In
the pat two years and you still re
side In the same precinct, you may
vote on November S without having
re-registered." Mr. Carter said.
"Registration la good Indefinitely
if you continue to live In the same
procJnot and you vota once In every
two years."
The number of absentee ballots
being received this year Indicates
extraordinarily large vote, Mr. Carter
said. In past years not more than a
down requests have bwn received
for absentee ballot while this year
about 300 have been received, he ro
uted. "We have sent absentee ballots all
along the Pacific coast, to the At
1 antic coast, to Havana and to Mexico
City.' Mr. Carter stated. Absentee
ballot boxes, he added, will close to
morrow.
SUSPECT IS HELD
E
Chief of Police Clatous McCredle
this morning received a telegram
from Snn Francisco police stating
that Ted Porter, wanted In this city
on a grand larceny warrant charging
theft from the Mohawk service sta
tion on the Jacksonville highway
Sunday night, was under arrest In
that city.
California authorities knew noth
ing of th warrant her but stated
In their wire that Porter had admit
ted the theft of $7S from the service
station. Officers asked If there was
a warrant out for his arrest.
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Chief McCredle sent a return wlrt
informing them of the warrant and
asking If Porter would waive extra
dition. San Francisco replied that
Porter hsd alresdy signed extradi
tion papers.
Sheriff Syd I. Brown will law soon
to return the man her to face
changes.
BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 07. (AP)
Sixteen persons were Injured slightly
when split switches sent two munici
pal cars hurtling from their tracks
and Into other street cars her last
night.
se Mail Tribune njit ads.
GEORGE R.
GARTER
Republican Candidate for
CLERK
HAS AN-
Outstanding Record
For the continued efficient and
economical operation of the clerk's
office, Mr. Carter should be re-
elected . . The record of his ad
ministration has been an out
standing one with a reduced op
erating cost of 16 for this Im
portant County department.
Paid adv. Republican
County Central Com.
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