MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. "APRTL 22. 19.17.
PAGE FTVE
EVERETT EADS, 52,
PASSES AT HOI;
RITES TOMORROW
(Contnud irom page One )
southern Oregon. Everett Ead was
united In marriage to Mlaa Susan
Boyd on April 4. 1906.
Mr. Eads la survived by hU wile,
Mrs. Susan K. Eads. a daughter. Miss
Dorothy Eads, a son, John wealey
Eads. all residing at the family home;
his father, John Eads. twb brothers,
George and Clarence Eads. and two
sisters. Mrs. Leland Hoi brook and Mrs.
Art Johnson, all of Medford.
Funeral services will be held in the
Perl chapel at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The Rev. James Hamilton,
pastor of the First Christian church
will officiate. Interment will take
place In the Siskiyou Memorial park.
Pall bearem will be Frank Edwards.
Wllford Walker, Cart Stuart. David
Whittle, Charles Hlggenbothem and
Robert Gale.
Livestock
Church Choir To
Present Program
Tomorrow Night
A benefit program, "Music of Many
Lands," Is to he presented by the
First Christian church choir tomor
row evening at 8 o'clock. The choir
will be assisted by a Grants Pass
string quartette.
All special numbers will be given
In costume and the entire chorus
will be costumed for parts of the
program. Mrs. Effle Kurtz la director
of the choir and Mabel Sims is
pianist.
The program follows:
Finland: "Song of Peace" Chorus.
American Indian: "Indian Love
Call' Joyce and Harry Young.
China : "A Hong Kong Romance"
Chorus.
Whistling solos, "In the Garden of
Tomorrow." and "Perfect Day," Elolse
Wlnklebleck.
Bermuda: "Sapphire Seas." from
Firefly Chorus, with flute obligate
by Mr. Bolger.
Japan: "Three Little Maids," from
Mikado Kay 2arber, Marjorle Greg
ory. Oletha Olson.
Holland: Readings Lois You nit.
- Russia: Folksongs, "bark Eyes" and
'Two Guitars," arr. by Grunn
String quartette, Marcla Van Dyke,
Marcla Frye. Jimmy Cooley, Rae Cal.
vert. Shirley Rlebel, accompanist.
Italy: "O Sole Mlo" Mixed quar
tette. Eleanor Curry. Oletha Olson,
M. E. Olson. J. Klrkpatrlck.
"Bella Napoli" Chorus.
Scotland: Songs Rose Ellen Slone-
ker.
Mexico: "Nightfall in Granada"
Chorus.
"Sidelight on the Flood -Stricken
Area, by Rev. James K. Hamilton
Medley of the south, "Coin Home1
Chorus.
Portland
PORTLAND. April 33. ( AP-USDA)
HOGS: 1300. including 775 through
and direct, market slow, about steady
with early Wednesday or weak to 15
cents lower than high time, good
choice 165-310 ib. drive-ins 110.36.
load lots absent quotable 410.&0, 320
360 lb. C9.75. few 130-160 lb. S9.65-
10, packing sows $8, load and odd lot
feeder pigs $9.00.
CATTLE 300 Including 50 through
and direct, calves 100 Including 43
through and direct, market very
active, steady to strong, instances
higher on she stock, few medium
steers (8.50(3 9.35, good fed steers ab
sent quotable ai0, scattered common-
medium heifers $6.50 8.25. cuttery
kinds 14.75. low cutter and cutter
cows 14' 555. common-medium 85.50
7, odd head outstanding Holsteln
and few good beef cows $7.35 j 7.75,
bulls $5.75 (d 6.50. good-choice vealers
$9$ 10. selects $10.50. common-medium
$6.50a 8, few common calves
$4.50 6.50.
SHEEP 1450. including 1350
through and direct, scattered sales
steady, medium-good 83-103 lb. wool
ed lambs 10iall. choice $13. choice
shorn lambs saleable $10.50, few med
ium-good spring lambs $13, good
chotce quotable $1314, odd head
good wooled ewes $6:
ers: extras. 31c; standards, 19c: med
ium. 17c; medium firsts, 16c; under
grade 16c dozen.
Cheese, country meats and live
poultry steady and unchanged.
FAILING TO ADVERTISE
PORTLAND. April 33. Estab.
11 shed churches are leaving the ad
vantages of modern advertising facil
ities to the "cults and mushroom
movements." Dr. Raymond Walper,
pastor of the First Congregational
church here said.
Speaking at the conference of
northwest Unitarian churches, he
urged the use of advertising b7
churches to reach the general public,
A recent suggestion attributed to
Governor Charles Martin, that Ore
gon ians could Increase the relief fund
by consuming more liquor he char
acterized as "infantile social phtlos
ophy."
Portland Wheat
Transfers wf re around 1,300 000
sham.
Today', closing prices for 33 select
ed stocks follow:
April 22. AP)-
PORTLAND.
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May 1.20 1.20 MSVi 1.181,
July 1.11 1.11 1.10 1.10
Sept 1.08'; 1.08'; 1.054 1.04',,
Cash wheat: Bid Bend bluestem.
hardwheat, 1 percent, tl.lt; dark
bard winter, 13 percent. 11.39: 12
percent, 1.31: 11 percent. 1.22: soft
white, western white, hard winter
and western red. 81.18.
Oats, No. 3 white 833.S0. grsy
32.50.
Barley, No. 2. 45-lb. B. W. 140.
Corn. Argentine 842.
Mlllrun standard 831.
Today's car receipts: wheat 22: bar
ley 1: flour 8.
South San Francisco
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April
22. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 200. steady,
top and bulk good 175-205 lb. butch
ers 810.80. weightier absent; 147 lb.
Ilght-llghts 810.30: good weighty
sows 88.75. good light sows quoted
80.00.
CATTLE 525, steers predominat
ing, no early sales. Indications
around steady, medium-good fed
steers eligible around 80.75 a 10.50.
cows scarce, steady, medium-good
grass cows 86.25a7.25, good young
quoted 87.50. fleshy dairy cowa 85.75.
common cows 85.15; medium bulls
85.50. Calves, 10. Nothing done; good
choice vealers quoted around 9.50
sheep l ann. nn .n-itt un
dertone weak: late Wednesday: spring
tamos fully 75c81 lower than Mon
day's low close; medium-good 78 lb.
810.50, medium 58-60 lb. averages,
810.
Chicago
CHICAGO. April 22. (AP-USDA)
HOGS: 13.000. market strong to 10c
higher; top 810.45; bulk good and
choice 200-320 pound 89.75 10.25;
good packing sows 350-550 lbs. 89.65
-85; best pigs 89Q.50.
CATTLE 5,000; calves 1,500; good
and choice fed steers and yearlings
slow, steady; common and medium
grade active and firm to sfiode high
er: these selling at 810.60 down; bulk
89.7510; fed steers around 814 but
very few above 812.50; all she stock
unevenly firm to 25c higher: both
cows and heifers especially common
and medium grades selling at new
high on crop; bulls firm to 10c
higher.
Wall St. Report
Al. Chem. & Dye
Am. Can
Am. At Fjn. Pow.
A. T. te T
Anaconda ....
Atcrt. T. & S. P. -
Bendix Avia
Beth. Steel
NEW YORK. April 33. Jp) After
a moderate advance at the opening,
stock market leaders today went into
reverse and backed away fractions to
3 or tnore points.
Dealings were quiet during the
greater part of the proceedings. There
also was a handful -of issues that
bucked the trend and ended with
medium-sized gains.
Analysts could find little in the
Immediate news to darken the mar
ket picture, but the light volume, it
was said, attested to belief commit
ments by the public were small.
Caterpillar Tract. ,..
Chrysler .
Coml. Solv.
Curtlss-Wrlght
DuPont
Oen. Elec
Gen. Foods
Gen. Mot ........
Int. harvest ...........
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J oh ns - Ma n
Monty Ward
North Amer
Penney (J. c.) . .....
Phillips Pet
Radio -
Sou. Pac ... .
Std. Brands
St. OH Cal
St. Oil N. J
Trans. Amev.
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
...345
101
101.
...103'
57 1 j
... 83 'i
... 324
93 H
934
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99
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...114,
S. F. Butter
SAN FRANCISCO. April 22. (AP
USDA) Butter, unchanged.
SACRAMENTO. April 32. (AP)
Churning cream butterfat : first
grade 37c; second grace
To Portland Harold D. Grey, dis
trict director of the WPA. left ft.r
Portland yesterday afternoon where
he expects to remain until tomorrow
evening.
Senior Play Is
Set for Friday j
At Central Pt.
i
"The Charm School," a 3 -act com- 1
edy by the well known author, Alice
Duer Miller, a play which has been
a stage success both in London and
New York, has been selected for the
annual senior production this year
in the Central Point high school.
Rehearsals have been underway for
8 weeks and the play will be given
on Friday evening. April 23, In the
high school auditorium, beginning
promptly at 8 o'clock.
This play was chosen because ol
Its large cast, making It possible to
use almost the entire senior class,
and because the parts are youthful
and well adapted to the cast.
Those taking part are Richard Jew.
ett. Bill O rimes. Donald Smith, Ken
neth Hood. Everett Atkins, George
Curtrlght. Erma Thompson. Janice
Nealon, Ubby Hamilton. Clara bene
Brood Mllle McCord, Norma Hol
land. Robert Werts, Roberta Par.Key.
Gertrude Moore, and Maryan Tucker.
Business maanger are Roger Law
rence and Elden Stevens. Stage ana
property managers are Donald Nle
dermeyer and Robert Conger.
VAN DYKE SPEAKS
10 POLICE CLASS
The third weekly police training
school sponsored by the League ol
Oregon Cities and the University of
Oregon was held In the council cham
bers of the city hall yesterday with
a good attendance of law enforce
ment officers of southern Oregon on
hand to hear Frank Van Dyke, Ash
land city attorney, give the main
address.
Van Dyke spoke on "City Ordi
nances," pointing out their relation
to state and national laws and told
of the necessity of policemen being
lully acquainted with their local or
dinances.
Chief of Police Clatous McCredle,
local chairman of the school, an
nounced thai the speaker next Wed
nesday would be Detective OrviUe B.
Williams of the Portland Bureeu ol
Police. His address would be on
"Laws of Arrest. Searches and Seiz
ures." Following are the officers attend
ing the meeting yesterday: Joe Cave,
Walter J. Reinkmg. C. J. Moser, Clyde
C. Fichtner, Charles Claua and Chiel
McCredle of Medford; Ken Williams.
C. M. Dallas and Chief of Police -F.
Grayblll of Grants Pass; E. W.
Hedgepeth. Central Point police chief,
and Pat Dunn and Floyd Clark ot
Ashland.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
Town send Meeting Regular semi
monthly meeting of Medford Town
send elub No. 1 will be held tomor
row night In the KnlghU of Pythlts
hall at Fifth and Grape streets, it
was announced today by L. p. Lozler.
As Important business matters are to
bs considered. Mr. Lozler requested
the attendance of all members. Vis
itors will be welcome, he ssld.
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CHICAGO, April 22. (AP)
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May 1.34ft 1.35 1.32 1.32
July 1.20 1.20 1.18 1.18'a
Sept 1.1714 1.1B?4 1.16 1.18'4
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, April 22. (AP)
BUTTER: Prlnta, A grade. 34c lb. In
parchment wrappers, 35c lb. In car
tons: B grade, parchment wrappers,
3314c lb.: cartons 34'c lb.
BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery,
buying price) A grade, delivered at
least twice weekly 3514384c lb.: B
grade, 33!434V4c lb.; C grade at
market.
B grade cream for market: price
paid producer, buKerlst basis. 58.2c
lb.; milk, 63.7c lb.: surplus, 45.9c lb.
Price paid milk board, 67c lb.
EGOS Buying price by wholeaal-
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