Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 12, 1936, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text4: PAGE TWELVE MEDFOTtD MAIL TRTBTTNE, HrEPFORP. OREGON. THTTRSDAY, yQVEMBER 12, 1936. NSIGHT ON LIFE OF Stares of Thousands Give Tots Subconscious Warn ing Their Lives Excep tional Learning Fast NEW YORK, Nov. 13, (AP) The only real privacy the Dlonne quin tuplet will aver have In Ufa will nave to be bought, Dr. Alan Roy Defoe aald today. "Subcouacously they already know they are exceptional," aald the grey little country doctor who waa lifted to International prominence when he safely delivered and cared for the live babies. . "They can't help knowing it. They aee vlaltors (taring at them every day. Balf a million there were laat Bum mer; In one day over 13,000." Nevertheless, Dr. Dafoe aald, the Interest In the children haa been, In hi opinion,, the beat booat In our times for child welfare. Will See First Game Dr. Dafoe, who arrived In New York laat night, will be here until Mon day or Tueaday. Tonight he will at' tend the meeting of the pedlatrlca section of the American Academy of Medicine. Saturday he will go to the Army-Notr Damo game, hi ftrat American football game. Be iBn't especially concerned about the quints' future, he aald In a press Interview today. There time euougu la;r to think of that. Meanwhile the little girls, who will' be three ' years old May 38 next, are learning music, dancing, alnglng They epeask only French, and they talk a lot. "The nursee they have two read them old French fairy tales and translations of English tales," Dr. Da foe aald. "Emilia heard the story of Old Mother H'ibbard and her dog and couldn't sleep for worrying about the poor dog. Bo aha took her morn ing bacon, put It In her book against the dog's picture and told the nurse the had fed the dog." Yvonne Get Proposal Marie Is the most energetic. Dr. Dafoe said. Yvonne haa already re eelbed a marriage proposal from an American boy, "Bobble," who Is 13, hope to -be president, and aaked Yvonne how aha would like to live In the White House. Yvonne hasn't replied. Tomorrow Dr. Dafoe will visit the stock exchange. He won't visit the Kaepar quadruplet In Passaic, N. J. "A misdeal," he aald, slipping Into poker terms, "There are only four." FRIDAY MORNING Funeral services for Walter Edward Van Hheen who paased away at a local hospital, November 9, will be held at the church In Eagle Point Friday morning at 10 o'clock Rev. Smith of Butte Falls, officiating. Interment will take place In the An telope cemetery. Mr. Van Rheen la survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Van Rheen of Esgle Point: two sisters, Mrs. Antone Pauler of Emporia, Kan aas, Miss Helen Van Rheen of Eagle Point, Ore.; four brothers, Wlllord, Ernest and Herbert Van Rheen, of Eagle Point, Ore., and Norman of Raleigh, North Carolina: also his grandfather, Peter Van Rheen of Rantoul. Kansas. Funeral arrangements In charpe of the Perl Funeral Home. Ilannell to Talk' A. H. Banwell, manager of the Jackson County Chamber of commerce, waa today In vited to address the assembly or the Central Point high school at I o'clock tomorrow afternoon. He will talk on "Americanism and Communism," Use Mali Tribune want ad. QUINTUPLETS NEW LOWER WINTER FROM PORTIANL Ticket on sale daily until May 14 Return Limits "Standard" 30 dy. others six months. StMmdarl 7Vuriaf Car Chicago $86.00 $68.80 $57.35 MilwaukM 84.85 67.90 56.60 Sr. Paul 72.00 57.60 48.00 Minneapolis ..... 72.QQ 57.60 48.00 re-unrf r.uritt ilaadair! Irani. Co.cs Cues N.wYork $136.50 $119.30 $101.20 $89.75 Atlanta 112.80 95.15 83.98 73.13 Boston i42,4o 125.20 105.20 93.75 Cincinnati 102.20 85.90 79.00 68.15 New Orleans .... 101.40 81.15 67.60 Philadelphia .... 134.30 ,17.90 101.20 89.75 SlLoui 81.50 65.20 54.35 Washington .... 128.50 115.10 99.70 88.25 Like lares to many other points STANDARO food la all cla.i.i af .qulpm.r-t TOURIST food In t.urlil alaapmi it. and coach.a. TOUR 1ST-STANDARO ool In loo, In il.aMni tin M Chicago, alandaid ala.ptni cara ft.yond. TOURIST-COACH lood a. aboaa to Chicago, coaihii k.jond. t COACH good In coachaa onlr. Bleaptng caf chargaa are additional Ticket! honored oe theae prtmlar, fa.t alfconditlonad tralna EMPIRE BUILDER NORTH COAST LIMITED via. Quit Northara Hf. via Nor thorn paclAt Ry. Portland to Spokan, Mlnncipotlt, It. Piul and Chic i to. Everything for comfort, pleasure- and (onemr In train travel. Through (arta tor tkkita via thai routaa may ti had on application to tout Southern Pacific agent Datalli will bt fumiahtd on rtquait by R. H. CroiUr, General Paaienfer Agent, t. P. A I. By., Portland. Or. Baby Left by Dog Has Offer of Many Homes NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13. (API There were many would-be foster parent today for the blue-eyed, blond baby boy myaterlously brought out of the plney woods off St. Tammany pariah by a dog. Doctors at Charity hospital said the Infant apparently was about eight daya old and In good health. It weighed six pounds and three ounces. Most, Insistent of those seeking the child was Mrs. Louis E. Crawford, wife of a worka progress admlnlatra tlon employe making 126.35 a month. Mrs. Crawford aald she ran from the porch of her one-room cabin Llventork PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 13. AP)- U.S. Dept. Agr.) HOOS 1150, 473 direct; market active, steady to itrong; good to .choice 160-310 lb. drive-lna mostly 9.85-00, 10 paid sparingly; load 187 lb. 10.00; 230-380 lb. 0.10-60; few light lights 9 25-80; packing bows largely 7.60. feeder pigs scarce, quotable up to 8.00. CATTLE 320, 17 direct; calves 36, 8 direct; market mostly steady she stock fairly active, steers rather slow; scattering common to medium steers 4.70-0.50; strictly good grain fed steers quotable 8.00 and over, odd head cutter steers down to 4.00; com mon to medium heifers 4.60-6.70; low cutter and cutter cows 4.50-75; odd head 6.00-35; bulls 4.00-6.36; good to choice vealers 8.00-0.00; com mon grades down to 5,00; common 381 lb. calves 4.00. SHEEP 3600; 3220 through and direct; fat lambs slow, steady to weak; few good trucked-tns 7.00-20; medium grades down to 6.00; year lings scarce, salable around 4.50-5.00; sizeable lots choice 103 lb. ewes 3.30; 30 above recent top. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13. (AP-DSDA) HOGS 1.200, direct 870; mostly steady, top and bulk 100-330 lb, butchers 10.30, short-load choice 334 lb, welghta 10.30; odd lota around 340-380 lb. weight 0.80; packing aows Irregular, bulk 7.00-7.80. CATTLE 380, direct 118. Steers active, steady, two loada medium-good 080-988 lb. short-feda 8.10, medium 818 lb. steers off beet tops 7.80; me dium 800 lb. Nevada grosa ateera 8.88; few mixed grass cows and heifers 8.78: good range cows quoted 8.80, low-cutters-cutter quoted mainly 3.36-4.28, few dairy cows 4.60; bulls absent, good quoted to 6.78. Calvea 06. Little changed. Load medium 300 lb. Nevada alaughter calvea 7.36; vealera absent, choice quoted to 0.60. SHEEP 360; steady; deck good 83 lb. fed medium pelt lambs 8.60, good 89 lb. welghta 8.36; few cull com mon light lambs down to 4.60; pack age 106 lb. medium-pelt yearlings 8.36; ewos absent, snlnble mainly 3.36 down. , CHIOAdO. Nov. 13. (AP-USDA) HOGS 81,000: market slow; butchers above 190 lbs, 10 lower; lighter weight 18-38 lower; top 0.70; bulk good and choice 100-3M lb.. 9.40-88: most 160-180 lb. 8.00-9.36; plga sharp ly lower; sows around 10 lower; bulk better kinds, 9.00-36. CATTLE 7,600; calves 1.800; weighty steera weak, common and . medium lightweight killer steera very alow; general market not muoh changed. Bulk better grade ateera and year lings, 10.0-13.00; several loada 1 us es ; cowa 10-16 lower with bulk of crop cutters and common beef cowa soiling 4.36 down to 3-25: bulla 10-16 lower and vealera ateady; outside oo saifsnge bulls 6.60; venlers, 7.00-8.60; very few bringing 9.00. SHEEP 16.000, Including 6,300 di rect; tat lamba weak to mostly 38 lower; sheep about ateady; feeding lamba alow but little changed; early top native lambs, 8.90 to small kill ers; bulk 8.60-76; scattered native ewes, 3.60-8.76; medium to good west ern ewes, 8.10: feeding lambs eligible around 8.80-7.00 mostly. Portland Produce PORTLAND Nov. 13. (VP) BUT TER Print. A grade. Sflo lb. in home near Pearl river late Tuesday to take the Infant from "a great big, brlndle dog." She said the animal waa carrying It through the wooda In hla mouth and that the child waa wrap ped In a coarse swaddling cloth. Welfare workers brought the baby to the hospital here over the protest of Mrs. Crawford. "I found that baby," she said. "I saved hla life. I'm not going to give him up. I'll move heaven and earth to get him back." Mrs. Crawford has two eons of her own, one aged four and another two. She aald "about 80" other people who saw the bnby wanted to adopt it. parchment wrappers, 36c lb. In car tons: B grade, parchment wrapper. 34c lb.; 'cartons, 36o lb. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, general price) A grade delivered at least twice weekly, 38-38',o lb.; coun try routes, 30c lb.; B grade, 33-36!c lb.; C grade at market. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price, butterfat baala, 63!?c. EGGS Buying price by whole salers: Extras, 36c; standards, 33c; extra medium, 33c; medium firsts, 22c; undergrade, 18c; pullets, 13-16c; pee-wees, 80 dozen. Cheese, country meat and live poultry, ateady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 12. (AP) Wheat closed better tn the east after a weak and lower start. Locally the market waa unchanged for futures end no cash prices were posted. Wheat; Open High Low Close May 08 08 M V4 08 Dec. 07 .07 07 07 . Today's car receipts: Wheat 8; bar ley 1; flour 3; oats 1. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Nov. 13. (AP) Whoat: Open High Low Close Deo 1.14", 1.15 1.14'!, 1-W May ...1.12 1.13',, 1.13", 1.13V, July ..... 0815 0DV4 OSVa 09',, Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Nov. 13. (AP) Amuaement, specialty and merohan- (Jldlng Issues held the stock market fort today aa most other groups gave ground. The late tone was heavy. Turnover approximated 3 ,WO,000 shares. Moving picture Issues, bolstered by swelling box office receipts and the outlook for more holiday trade gave a good account of themselves. Stiff ness ruled In Loew'a, Columbia and Paramount. Today's closing prices for 33 te)ect ed stocks follow: A). Chem. & Dye .240', 4 Am. Can ........,., 12314 Am. & Fgn. Pow....... .......... 6 A. T. fe T. 18214 Anaconda 51 II- jm J Atch. T. As fi. P. lltii XT aa Caterpillar Tract . . 'Mi'r If 1. Ilk III I I X? IV'YflVI S2rf I can be mild; that is, when vou smoke it ' M r XXjJLM. ! I H f yS: Jx ' : lts not harsh or irritating- 1 III W m l! I life Slw 'jgr. lJk-r .-j You know that a charette ran i mm I Isa H K Intjt have a phasing taste and aroma. ' JL X !) JL JL C. ill s When you smoke a cigarette and find i STRAIGHT , & Fxl yd 1 that 11 has the r,'sht combination of milJ- ; . DAIIDDAKI A.K$d$X-. ,'2'v1yvfl f J ness, good taste, and aroma, it just seems S 75 JlSl W feArtxl l smoke Chesterfield all i -.H spAiiiipw i fejiV-: . "x rdr ,h? s,ve f r& MefprTiMn bon bargain. Hiram Walkei'i f . ' Y YjSi&P' A I I v lj l.lL III I I 49.000,000 distillery, Ihe world's - tgjj! r" largest, permits nothing but mellowness In Ten High's so- I smooth flavor. WAR'S TRAGEDY HITS BABES This poignant picture of one of war's tragedies was taken on a railroad right-of-way near Cordova, Spain. It show young Spanish mother,, carrying her smallest child, taking a final look at her deserted home Curtlss-Wrlght e DuPont . !30 Qen. Foods Gen. Mot. .......... Int. Harvest I. T. & T Johns-Man. . Monty Ward ! North Amor 43?, ... 74'4 loo;, 131,1 1371, 84'. 30 Penney (J. C.) ......... 103!, rhllllps Pot . ......... 47, Radio . 11 Sou. Pac. . 42K fitd. Branda 3t. OH Cal 18?i 41 67 18 102 24 78 St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer. ,.M Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel Government Bonds Reach New Highs NEW YORK, Nov. 12. (AP) O. 8. government bonds today swung Into a new advance which carried vlrUially all of the treasury loan to new high 1 la- I Qr Js fV a If av- .a The rise, one of the largest of tho year, added nearly point to treas ury 2s, 1945, and from V, to of a point to other long term maturi ties. The government - guaranteed groups averaged about !, higher. Kildees Try Town As Hills Dry Up Klldera, brownish-gray birds with a white ring around the neck, whose habitat is near mountain marshes, have made their appearance on the public library, courthouee, and pri vate residence lawna of, till city. Dry conditions In the hills have caused the birds to come to town, nature students say. Their lost appearance here In any numbers was la the fall of 1933, when there wee aleo a lack of moisture. Klldeea have been busy the past week on the courthouse lawn and arc aa friendly as robins, Along with other branches of mod ern military science, carrier pigeon training Is now being studied by tho Chlnrtvs army.- LARGER RECEIPTS WILL FILL NEEDS IE BUDGET RULES (Continued from Page One.) the people over the limitation. This will amount to $2,485,726.80, most of which, will be used for higher educa tion units. $21,637,01! Needed , The budget recommendations call for 21,637,913 for the appropriation unite. Thia lncludea the education levy, the federal grant for the new capital, and an unexpended balance of $344 381 from the past blennlum. leaving a sum of 817,918,656. From this la taken the $4,000,5100 alio- cated for relief from liquor revenues and tbo $50,000 restoration fund. The revenue for tho general fund from tho Income tax, the tithing fees from self-sustaining unlta and the transfer of self-sustaining money for operation of the state police, will total $14,387,667. Appropriation of the recommended $13,888,177 will leave a balance In the general fund of $529,510. with tho state deficit cleared during the past blennlum. Federal Funds Aid Federal matcn money,' Including $4,763,800 for old age assistance: $1, 12?,000 for tho stale capital; $883,200 aid to dependent children and $727,- 911 for the stale board of higher edr ucatlon will total 7,773.'508. Roma Wine Co. Inc., UmM, CaJH, 65 Sm. County match money to b paid will total $6439,100 to the aUU fund, Including $3,000,000 for publto assist ance, $2,381,400 for old sge assistance, and $883,200 for dependent children. Wharton points out that should the legislature reduce the old age pen sion limitation from 70 to 65 years, leaving on all other restrictions. It would require $1,530,900 more direct appropriation, from the state alone, while the coat to the taxpayers would be double with the county share. CROWD LEFT TENSE AS ' SALUTE FAILS TO POP TROT, O., Nov. 13. P An Amer ican Legion squad lined up In public square to fire an Armistice Day sa lute. The crowd tensed as the order to fire rang out. Triggers clicked but there waa no explosion. The wrong kind of ammunition had been used. The ceremony was cancelled. PORTLAND. Nov. , 12. (P) Peti tions for the reorganization of the i JO yto -view" you'll see cleaners patterned after this Hoover One Fifty Cleaning Ensemble. It's that new in idea looks . . . material . . . lightness . . . and convenience devices. Why not own this wonder-metal (Magnesium) rug-and-furniture clean- f" A WEEK ing ensemble today? 1 it U payable monthly SHORT TIME ONLY Your old electric cleaner accepted as down payment on a new Hoover. Balance nonlhly. HOOVER PEOPLES ELECTRIC STORE 214 West Main Street. Spalding Logging company of Salem. Involving property valued at 12,000,. j 000. nrobably will be filed In federal n court here next week. Attorney Ralph King, In charge of the firm's pro posed changes under, the national bankruptcy act, said today. To All Who Suffer From Acnte Attacks Asthma Bronchitis Persistent Coughs Two or three doses of ihm Tmrmnn UCKUnrt MIXTURE In wwomttrmi hd vaster and sipped siowty fust before ittw. Lng usually ensures a restful n.fhfs Asthrrva-Bronchltis sufferers enjoy m cough leu night; you'll sltep sound mt$ wake refreshed If you will be Just wtM ncajgh to do this before you go to bedT Kate While BUCKLEY'S is not offefW , as a cure for Asthma or Bronchitis It wfJL give Immediate relief from that chofcirS gasping struggle for breath. BUCKLEY 1 MIXTURE Is told by aC good druggists on e guarantee of full sat Itfactlon or your money back. Jarmln't Drags CLEANING ENSEMBLE Phone 252 JaUAM (KAlUt riOtlA. IIUN9U '1