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PAGE SIX Steels and Rails Lead Rally in Stocks on News of Strike Settlement TRADING CIRCLES EXERCISE CAUTION IN COMMITMENTS Upturn Attributed to View Technical Rally in Cards After Thursday's Sharp Decline in Stock Values KE WYORK. May 14. (AP) With steels and rails In front, yesterday!' kidding stoclu righted themselves In today's market with recoveries of fractions to 3 or more points. Partly Inspiring the relatively quiet turn-about was the tentative settle ment o( the Jones tic Laughltn steel strike putting soma 37,000 men back to work pending an employe election to determine whether the C. I. O. union ahall be granted bargaining rights under the national labor rela tions act. Even with the Improved news from tte labor front, trading circles pro ceeded carefully In buying commit ments as It was realized unionization drives against more steel Indepen dents are probable In addition to workers' disputes In other Industries. Brokers attributed much of the day's betterment to purchases by those who believed st lesst a techni cal rally was in the csrds because of Thursday's sharp relapse. Profit selling reduced top quotations In some Instances before the closs. Trsnsfers approximated 1,300,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow! Al. Chem. ft Dye . 333 Am. Can . Vt'A Am. & Fgn. Pow..... ...... Ti A. T. & T. .. 104 V4 Anaconda 48 Atch. T. ti 8. P . ....... 88!4 Bendlx Avla ........ 10 Beth. Steel . ..................... 70 '4 Caterpillar Tract. 88 Chrysler J005i Coml. Solv. 14 Ourtlss-Wrlght 8H DuPont 133 Oen. Elec. 80 V4 Oen. Foods -- 38 Oen. Mot 88 Int. Harvest. 108 I. T. T. - B Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. .......... Penney (J. 0.) ........... Phillips Pet Radio ................... Sou. Pac. 8td. Brands .... St. Oil Cal. .......... St. Oil N. J. .. 137 50 .. 33 05 83 . 9 osy, 13 43 84 .. 13 es 34 .... 85 Trans. Amer. --. , Union Csrb. Unit. Aircraft TJ. S. Steel Livestock Portland PORTLAND, May 14. (AP-U.S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs: 300, Including 330 direct, market nominally steady, 10.60 for 170-310 lb. carload butchera, 10.35-10.35 mostly hsndywelght drlv Ins, hesvy and light hogs 0.60-9.76, packing sows 6.00-8.60, most down to 7.00. Csttle: 336, Including 104 mainly grsss steers direct, cslves 30, Includ ing 33 direct, market stesdy, medium grsde 881 lb. steers 8.78, lew 958 b. 9.00. plsln kinds 7.60 down, odd cut tery cows 4.00-6.00, plsln 6.35, best veslera 10.00-10.60, heavier calves 9.60 down, thin 8.00. Sheep: 750, Including direct, supply mainly medium-good California spring lambs, steady ss to qusllty, 79-80 lb. load 10.86, 68-89 average 10.50, common wooled lambs 8 00, eulls 8.00, plsln ewes 3.00, South San Fronclsco SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO. Msy 1. (AP-U.S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 738, di rect 435. strong to 10 higher, top 11.00 on two losds sorted 193 lb. Ida ho butchers, load good-choice light Oregons 11 00 straight: medium-good 180-188 lb. callfornlss 10.90: medium-good 130-180 lb. weights 10.00 76; few light slaughter pigs 0 50; packing sows 8 50-9 00. Lsle Thurs day, load local butchers 10 55. Csttle 335, direct 100, Steers ab sent, quoted nominally steady, grsss steers eligible around 7.50-9 00 or slightly above: part-iosd 810 lb. mix ed grass cows snd hellers 6.00; strong t Thursday's decline, odd hesd good beef cows up 6.50, low-cutters pre dominating, slow, week at recent downturn, lew sales 3.60-4.35. losd cutter rang, cows unsold; bulls sc tlve, firm, sausage kiods 6 00-60, calves: 10. Nomlnsl; good-choice vrslers and light calves quoted around 8.00-9.50. Sheep none. Nothing on ssle, good 70-60 lb spring lambs quoted srnjnd 8 00-4 00. Late Thursday, part-de'k good 70-lb. California spring Ismbs 9 50 straight. Chicago CHICAGO, Msy 14. (AP-USDAl HOOS: 4.000: market around 35c Chan & Chan hlnee Mrdlrlne Co f Uj He relieved at one by Aff- K h'rhsl remedy. Do von here: Ast 1) ms . "L Hay Feier. Mnmsrh ' f V. Trouble. Con.llpatlnn Chronic Cough, Rhrumstlun, sin us Trouble. Piles. Arthritis. Colitis, F.rzems. Nemiu.nen. Appendicitis III ntreod Preaaure, Prtats Trim ble. Hesrt. Liver. Hlsdder. Kidney Disorders, I.unts, ninod, Urinary dlanrders. Herbs will give you relic! 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 3.1.1 East Msln higher than Thursday' average; packing sows 13 325c higher; top 111; bulk good and choice 300-300 lbs., $10.76$ 45; few good and choice 160-190 lbs. 10.10.8S; ' packing sows largely 19.90 a 10.15; lightweights 10.35 and better. CATTLE 1,800, calves 600; gener ally steady, steer quality mostly com mon and medium; load or two around 811: best 1303 lb., 813.35; bulk com prising light weights at 88.50 10.80; load weighty heifers $11; remaining supply mostly common and medium lightweights at $8.7508.50; limited Inquiry for beef cows, tendency low. er; sausage bulla also under pres sure only outstanding Individuals at $6.38 upward; vsalers stesdy; bulk $80; few strong weights $9.60. SHEEP 7,000; fat lambs r active strong, spots 36o higher. Improved qusllty considered; few native spring Ismbs fully 36c up at $13.50; sheep steady, bulk good to choice wooled lamba $13.35(9.40; extreme top clip ped lambs $11.35; bulk shorn ewes $6 down, choice lightweights $8.36 Portland Produce PORTLAND, Msy 14.-r-(AP) BUT TER: Prints, A grsde, 33o lb. In psrchment wrappers, 34c lb. In car tons; B grade, parchment wrappers, 33o lb.; cartons 33c lb. BOTTERPAT (Portland delivery, buying price) A grsde, 8$i$34c lb.; B grsde, 8133c; country stations, A grade 3133o, B grade 3lc lb.; C grsde at market. B grade cresm for market: price paid producer, butterfat basis, 66.3o lb,; milk, 83.7c lb.; surplus, 45.9c lb. Price paid milk board, 67o lb. EGOS Buying price by wholesol- ers: extras, 30c; standard 17c; med ium 16s; medium firsts 15c; under- grades 16c dozen. Cheese, country meats and live poultry, unchanged. Potatoes, new potatoes, onions. wool hsy, bops, steady and unchang. ed. Chicago Wheat OHiCAOO. May 14. (AP) Stlmu. lated by estimates that 1,000,000 bushels of Csnsdlsn wheat hsd been bought for export, whest scored a maximum gain of 8 cents late' to day. Part of the export purohases of Canadian wheat were for Germany. Great Britain was also a buyer today of Canadian wheat. Scarcity of offerings hoisted Msy delivery of corn 3 cents. Wheat: Open High Low Closs Msy 1.31 1.34 '1.31 1.33 July 1.15 1.17 1.16 1.16 Sep. 1.14 1.15 1.14 1.16 Portland Wheat PORTLAND, May 14. (API Wheat: Open High Low Close May 1.09 1.10 1.09 1.10 July ...1.04 1.08 1.04 1.05 Sept. 1.01 1.03 1.01 1.03 Cash whest: Big Bend bleustem hw 13 pc 1.14: dsrk hard winter 13 pc 1.34: 13 pc 1.36: 11 pc. 1.17: soft white, west ern white, hard winter and weatern red 1.13. cJuueet - and EeStful Seep SNIDER DAIRY & PRODUCE CO. MEDFORD Distributor! Oats No. white 83.60: grsy 33.60. Bsrley No. 3-45 lb. bw 40.00. Corn, Agentlne 43.00. MUlrun standard 81.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat I flour 3. Ran Francisco Butter. BAN FRANCISCO, May 14. (F) Cheese, fists 17; triplets 18, But. ter and eggs unchanged. SACRAMENTO, Msy 14. (AP) Butter, first grade 35 c; second grsde 35c. VETO URGED FOR CALIFORNIA BILL SACRAMENTO, May 14. (AP) Governor Merrlam announced today receipt of communications from Oov. Clarence D. Martin, Washington, and Charles H. Martin. Oregon, protest ing enactment of the Peyser bill Im posing retaliatory bans on liquor trade with states which discriminate against California alcoholic beverage. The Oregon chief executive urged Governor Merrlam to veto the bill. The Washington governor said he hoped the California chief executive would "consider this bill as an un friendly bsrrler toward the neighbor ing state of Washington." Oov, Clarence D. Martin said he was informed by the Washington state liquor board, "probably the largest single purchaser of California wine," that the bill awaits action by the California executive end that "enact ment of this measure may Jeopardise present friendly commercial relations between our states." Climax CLIMAX,- May 14. (SpU Mra. Frank Hurst was In Medford Saturday to receive medical attention. Mrs. Kathryn Frederick and chil dren, Jack, Bob, Pauline and Mary were dinner guests at the Wertz home Sunday. Mrs. Illma Gold of Medford visited her ranch here Sunday, accompanied by her son-in-law, Harold Our ton. Qeo. McLatn went to Eagle Point Saturday and returned Tuesday. Frank Hurst went to Medford Sun day, returning Monday. Mrs. Viola Comstock called at the Werts home Tuesday morning. She plans to move to Portland In the near future. L. H. Werte went to Central Point Saturday. Phil Wertz Is spending the week end visiting friends and relatives in Medford, Wl'A strike Ends. PORTLAND, May 14. (JF) The state's willingness to pay back wages to Eagle Fern park WPA workers for fighting a forest fire on private prop erty laat November ended a, two-day strike. "The men were the unfor tunate victims of a misunderstand ing between two governmental agen cies, each of which expected the other to pay," said E. J. Griffith, state WPA administrator. Use Mall Tribune want ads. rs Dreams When nerves are tight and the tnincj is racing . . . don't court sleep by counting sheep. Enjoy a zestful glass of Alt Heidelberg before you turn in. Gently, softly it relaxes you. Slumber comes naturally, easily . . . and as you sleep Alt Heidelberg's tonic malt and hops and yeast refresh and re-invigorate. Keep Alt Heidelberg in the home in your favorite con tainers . . . Stcinics . . . Cans trade-marked Keglined ... or Stubbies. It is a wholesome, zestful beverage . . . downright good and good for you. COLUMBIA BREWERIES, INC TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TURKEY POULTS ready May 31. 25c eacn. jonn neison, pnone ioev-x. FOB SALE Good, gentle saddle marc, 7 years oia. Corcoran, Rosa une, 7-ROOM HOUSE and 1928 Buick sedan for sale. SIS E. Main. FOB SALE A fine fi-room stucco house; hardwood floors In two front rooms; bedrooms, modern bath end shower, new gu com bination cook stove, gas hestrola, f;aa hot water heater, fireplace, nice awn, flowers and trees, double gar age. This house close to school. See owner. WALTER W. ABBEY. Phone 303; evenings 464. SELL WO FOB LESS. OUB PRICKS MEAN SAVINGS FOR YOU Paint $1.25 per gallon. Complete line oi used and new pipe and pipe fittings. New and used cable, from to 1 Inch. Bath tubs, sinks and plumbing sun dries,. Lawnmowers, garden tools and 3-ply garden hose, 50 feet for $2.35. Toole and Implements for the car penter, mechanic and the farmer. Large stock of barb-wire, fencing and chicken netting. Corrugated roofing end roofing pa per at prices oetow man order com petitors. New and used furniture and utensils for the home, the camp and the summer home. REMEMBER Every day la bargain day at the MfcDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-31 North or ape street. FOR SALE Frigid Zone electric re frigerator, evi it. capacity, renn lahed and In good order, $45.00. 37 Ross Ct. Tel. ltM-J-3. FOR SALE Having sold my home. must sell all furniture; rugs, over stuffed davenport and chair, rock ers, chairs, beds, bedding, matt resses and springs; lots of small articles. Everything goea at prices to sen. j. e. ctewart, 7U8 west 10th St, FOR RENT 4 -room unfurnished apartment on rjrst floor; good lo cation; $20 including water. Teng- waia Agency. SMALL 2 -room neatly furnished apartment, $16 per month. In eluding lights and water. 217 West 2nd St. FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 acres near city limits, Irrigated; good, produc tive son; c-room nouse, ouiduuq Ings. family orchard, city water available. Price $2000. L. O. P1CKELL, 16 S. Bartlett, FOR SALE Trallec house with lots of built-lns; cost over $600 to muid 2 years ago; will sacrifice for $225. Also good 4 -wheel trailer on Ford chassis, $35.00; at 315 Mc Andrews road. Tel. 741. FURNISHED apartment for 8 months; all electrical appliances; reasonable. 005 West 10th. FOR RENT 2 -room furnished apart ment; adults. 414 S. Riverside. FOR RENT Nicely furnished fi-room house, $40 per month; adults only. Apply 624 No. Riverside. WILL TRADE 5 or 10 -acre tract for diamonds. Write Tribune office. Box 1848. GIRL WANTED To help on a poul try farm; good home and small salary to start. Box 1849, Tribune. COCKER SPANIEL puppies, roller canaries. Thriuiher Kennels, 4 ml. south of Phoenix on highway. 36 DE LUXE V-8 4 -door sedan; orig inal tires, trunk, excellent condi tion, $550. Box 31, Phoenix, Oro, WANTED Cash and trade for deer rifles, .22 revolvers. 317 North Riverside. 15-FOOT cedar motor boat, hardwood oars, $40; 15-foot canoe, 3 paddles, 4u. an nonn mveniae. FOR SALE 5-roora house In desirable location, close In; newly painted and reeonaiuonea; 92000, Teng wald Agency. PIANOS If you are looking for a really good used piano at terms to nt your Duaget, see us. every piano reconditioned and free from moth. HAWLEY TRANSFER, 11a n. Riverside. FOR SALE Buy now, 10-gal. pickle Ke?s. wnue mey last. Barrels and steel drums. Just the thing to haul water, buttermilk, etc. FLUHRERS BAKERY. See WlCkle. WOMAN COOK wants poslt&n: ref erencs; iwaiora, Kiamatn raiw preferred. Rt. 1, Box 162, Grant WELL -IMPROVED FARM 30 acres under cultivation, Irrigation, good black soil. 7 acres orchard, clover. airaiTft. earoen; crops an tn. Stock, equipment, all goes. Caxh. terms or exenanfffl ior income property By Greenamyer, 705 N. Riverside. Tel. 675-J. FOR SALE House, cheap If taken Dy june 1. j. e. orowniee, Kt. Box 9. Crater Lake Hwy. FOR SALE OR TRADE Well-estab lished business, good location; for cash or good modern home. Ad dress Box 1693, Tribune. FOR SALE Kanota oat. Jacksonville. Henry Niftlermeyer, FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel, black, $0. 319 Beatty St. "FISHINO GOOD' For bigger tackle values try enrrs sport Shop, 317 North Riverside. FOR SALE OR TRADE Large air compressor ana tann, Aiemite grease gun, battery charger, 100-gal. tank and pump. A. E. Griffith, Rogue River, Ore. 1934 Plvmouth Sedan, over hauled $42500 1932 Ford V-8 Sedan, new paint 275.00 1932 Ford B Coupe 285 00 1930 Ford A Pickup. a'V) 1930 Bulck Sedan 245.00 1931 Chev. Sedan, rebored 275 00 1930 Chev. Coupe. A-l - 195.00 1929 Chev. Sedan , 135 00 1929 Durant Sedan ,........- 95.00 1929 Essex Sedan 125 00 1927 Packard Sedan 125.00 LOVE'S USED CARS 1704 N. Riverside. WANTED Used furniture, doors, windows. Berrydale 2nd Hand Store. 1603 No. Riverside. YOU CAN NOW have your car re- timsnea ana pay ror it in six monthly payments. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. 608 S. Riverside. Yewmll. he. "ounhy club" ' "'it'fjC i'' vtKOtUn-ot Wowon. Hortl jL ' -?it?'' ?: L5 'C Whll.t.d Si.rro tlrumi 0, iky. REGARDLESS OF EXPERIENCES ELSE WHEREYOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERE PERSONAL - CONFIDENTIAL iff on guaranteed Goodrich Safety Silvertowns Everyone" whether they're rich or whether they're poor whether their car is entirely paid for or not can enjoy the safety of first quality Goodrich Silvertowns, the only tire that give you Life-Saver Golden Ply blow-out protection. SET YOUR OWN EASY TERMS We mean what we say I Just select one to five tires, show us your license identification and tell us how you can pay. We install your purchase immediately. NO DELAYS NO RED TAPE QUICK SERVICE LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION WE NEVER CLOSE, . - r v' v. . anTr", ?A&:tt?4'm&t$s until. .... . t.. tu. aiu I lr jiJ DON'T GAMBLE ON WORN-OUT i INFERIOR. QUALITY TIRES I Wrecker Service. Phone VI7HZN THE FAMILY tsls. VACATION, some will nU for STlmmln?. golf, tennis, rldinu. dsnclnR dsvs lull oi tin snd cltrm.nt. Oth.rs will want rest and qulet-sunmne fishlns snd hlsln? In remote mountatn solitudes. Tiie children will plsy their o.t, wsy-lesrnlng games. slmmlns. pony riding. F ' Evenone win vant new scene,, new rllmsle. anil no work or worr! Callfornla-s ererlsstlng answer Is Yoeemlte. where every, thing is done tor you- WORLD vscstlon on vour own termsl No other plsyground. mountsin or sesslde. csn nvaj n in snie msmldcenoe or xcltln new interests. You'll find a choice of three hotels, four resort-lodies snd five H:jh S'erra trail camps. The 1937 vscstlon folder Is ready. Ask any travel asent for your copy, or write the Yosemlt Pars snd Curry Co 39 oesnr Street Ssn Frsnclsco. If. always good Idea to mske EARLY rr.ertallons. 1300. 8th and Front AND MARIPOSA BIG TREES
